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MfRCHIiNTS AND IMPORTERS
■execute Indents for every description of British and Foreign Merchandise,
} Lumber, Timber, Spars, and other Products of British Columbia.
SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
CHARTERS EF^FEOXED
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Hoyal Insurance Company, t
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 kmM, Policies Issned and Losses Promiitly A^insted in Victoria.
— MANAtiKKS AM) AllENTS —
BRITISH COLUMBIA ('ORI»()RATION, Lt'd.
MortgagreSf Land Debentures, Trusts, Etc.
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JOHN KIRKHAM it SON'S (dold Me.lal liivontionH Kxhihilion 1W))1'1AN0 FOKTES.
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A. KODKKiUKZ HAVANA CRlAH.s.
VICTORIA LlMllKR AND MANII-ACTIKINC (O., ChewaimiH.
HIOHITT it M'lNTVIlK HAWMII.I.
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I'lwiN A Co., "Lion," "Bonsik Di-nukk," Hon Accord Fishery Co., "Ron
Accoho," " Thk Cossii.s," A. J. :M'Lki.i,an's " Kxi-ress,"
Canadian Pacikic I'ackinu Co.
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LOIsTDOIiT.
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BOUTELLKAU & CO., BRANDY
H. WALKER & SON, Canadian AVhiskey
W. JAMESON, Irish Wiiiskky
ROBT. BROWN & CO., Four Crown Scotch Whiskey
BOORD & SON, Gin
G. PRELLER & SON, Ci-arets
CAMUSET & CO, Champagne
POULET PERE kt FILS, Burgaxdy
COCHBUHN, SMITHE & CO., Port
AVILLIAM HUMBERT & CO.. Sherry
ROSE & CO., Lime Juice
J. S. FRY & SON, 'Bristol Cocoa and Chocolate
M. B. FOSTER & SONS. Ale and Stout
DOULTON & CO., Vitrified Drain Pipe
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JONAS BROOKS & BROS.. Hudderefleld Reel Cotton
GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SON, Cutlery
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Terra Nova, Lulu Island and Pacific Coast Canneries,
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European Goods of all Kinds Imported to Order.
Agents North British and Mercantile and Guardian Assur- /
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Uxalimited 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 engaKements 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 Stoiling in discharge of claims *or 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 properly 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.
Kates and particulars of Insurance may be bad on application to
THOS. C. NUTTALL, Agent,
86 Oovemment Street, VICTORIA, B. C.
Lewis Hall, d.d.s.
(GRADUATE PHILADELPHIA DENTAL COLLEGE.)
'las and Ether administered for the painless extraction of Teeth. Crown
and Bridge Work satisfactorily performed.
Office: Jewell Block, cor. Yates and Douglas Sts.
HOVnS . » a.m. to 3 p.m. VICTORIA, B. C.
JB. i^0]D01srA.X iT),
(SutcEssoii TO FRANK CAMPBKU..)
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 opiMjsite side of the street, where, as in the old premises,
a complete and reliable stock of the
BEST HAVANA CIGARS AND TURKISH CIOARBTTES. |ALSO
TOBACCOS, PIPES, POUCHES, ETC., ETC.,
ARE ALWAYS ON HAND, AS WELL AS THE DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
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241 to 261 SOUTH JEFFERSON ST.,
CHICAOO, ILLINOIS.
ENGINES 1 BOILERS
Steam Pumps, Menosha Wood Split Pulleys, Automatic
Scales, Webster Vacuum Heaters, Shaefer Patent
Magnetic Separators
:AND A FULL LINE OF^
POWER - TRANSMITTING - MACHINES
IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT.
WRITB FOR PRICES.
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CHICAGO WIND MOTOR COMP'Y
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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 fivt minutes from back gear to
make a stroke of pump to every revolution of
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other mill possesses.
We also build the best steel tower ever
made. All brace rods are made to tighten.
We sell the mill with or without tower.
Every mill guaranteed to give entire satis-
faction or money and freight refunded.
Send for Illustrated Oatalogne and Price List
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CATALOGUES FREE.
Centaur,
Premier,
AND Raglan
and very few approach them in
Speed, Design, Durability and Finish.
WorUVs novice one mile reconl, 2.28 ; world's twenty-five mile road record,
(il minutes ; five mile N.C.U. championship ; nine-tenths of all Knj^lish Chal-
lenge Cups, and thousands of other races won on these machines.
W6 want rfispoDsiMe pnsMp g
merchants or others to re-
present ns at eyery impr-
tant point in B.C.
E.O.HILL.
Mgr. 'Cyole Dept.
GEO. F. BOSTWICK,
Canadiairx Represtentative,
24 Front Street, W, » ToRONTO.
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Head Offices, TORONTO, ONT. Works, PfiT£BBOBO and KAMI I/TON,
ONT. Branch Stores, HALIFAX, N. S., MONTEEAL, QUE.,
WINNIPEG, MAN., and
GRANVILLE STREET,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Controlling exclusively all rights for Canada for the sale and manufacture Of the
THOMMOUSTOII, EDISON, BAIL and WOOD SYSTEMS
Of Kluetrieal Apparatus for tHeetrle Hffhting, JBteetric Hallway h and
Eleetrteal Traniitn%a»ion of i'ower.
Full supply of Lamps, Wire Sockets, Meters, Transformers, Switches, etc.,
etc., carried at all branch stores. Address all correspondence to the Company
at nearest branch offline.
CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD, - VANCOUVER, B. C.
DIRECTORY LIBRARY.
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The want of a OinECTOKV ItlBBAHT is one which hoa been keenly felt by 'he
buMnesH men of thl« Province. Kritlbh Columbia's trade with almost uvery quarter of the
world is rapidly growing, and it is of the utmost importance that our merchants should be in a
position topbiain the addresses ol reliable firius abroad. Such a library is now available to ti>e
puDlic. A small charge is mauc for consulting any of the following, among other directories
now at our olHce.
Calveras County California.
Annani
Baltimore
Birkenhead r. England.
Birmingham Kngland.
Brandon Manitoba.
Bristol England.
British North Borneo
Calgary N. W. T.
Cambodia
Camden N.J.
Cochin China
Chicago Illinois.
Corea
Dartmouth N. S.
Edinburgh Scotland.
(iiasgow Scotland.
Halllax N.8.
Hamilton Ontairo.
Hawaiian Kingdom
Honkonc China,
Honolulu HI.
Idaho. State of U, S. A
Japan
Leith Scotland.
Leeds England
Liverpool England.
London , Ont.
London (Eng.) I'ost Office Directory
Macao
Malay Straits
Manchester England
Manitoba
Mchts. & Shippers Ouide of the World, Kelley's
Montreal
New York
North West Territories
Oregon. State of
Phllidelphia
Fhillipine
Portland Oregon
Portland Maine
Halem & Gloucester Co N J
Salt Lake Glty
Han Francisco
San Joaquin
Sarawak
Scotland
Beatttle Washington.
Sheffield Eugland
Slam
ppokane Falls
Stanilaus County Cal.
St. Johns New Foundland.
Stockton City
St. Paul Minnesota
Strait Settlements
Sydney N. 8. W. Australia.
'laooma ,
Tonkin
Toronto
Tuolumne County Cal,
Washington, State of
WladiwoBtook
Winnipeg Maaitoba.
Yokohama Ci iim
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Tol m ie & Stewart
(SnooesBora to tbe late John Boyd.)
Importers of Wines, Spirits,
Teas and cigars.
45-47 Yates Street, - VICTORIA, B. C.
Sole Proprietors of the Celebrated Boyd's Blend.
Families supplied at lowest rates. Scotch whiskey a specialty.
Wholesale and Retail.
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S.-A.Bo«r& H. J. B. KendaU, Jv J. Itlngriord. Ptidftio tobWo<;k, 6«oi«e D. WMns«^n-
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R. B./GBiNDWy, G«i. ManM«r. H. Smkhmau, Awt. Gen. Manager,
£. STAiias«, Inspector.
BBAMCmBS^AltD AQMXCtas W^^AtTAl^A;
Loudon, Btantfort, Paris, Hamilton, Tor<mt«, Kl^cstu), <3!JttV», JKMJtwifl, ft»«i)ec, St. Jolin, ».B ,
Fredwicton, N.B., Haliftx, N.8 , Victoria, B.C;> Van«ote»et, B.C., W}iinltitg,°Uati , Btandpn, MItii.
AGKSTS IN rax, XSVlttXi BTATIW. |I*w toBE.-JW. I«WMn Cttd Jl. BrownllbM, Agantt.
Ban FEAWCiBCo.-H. iJv Jv McMJoliafil«i»4 J. C. W«kih, A(f«qtt.
Have faclllUea lor e(Al«oUon and exchaDge tn aU pans of the world.
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Oitohaard Street, Bock Bay, VIOTOMA, B. ^
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jBoroH Snwiog, TqiMhiI <M»A Planing. Wood ti|»irtiins pt JSyw^f V«i4«ty tor, ,' •
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MANUFACTURERS
ESTABLISHED 1838,
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,
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
AGENCIES: Yokohama and Kobe, Japan; Hong Kong,
Shanghai, Foo Chow and Hankow, China; Tacoma,
Wash.; and London England.
GENERAL AGENTS N. P. S.S. CO., CARRYING U. S. MAILS.
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HAMMER BRAND, 1854.
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HILLSBOEOUOH, NEW BRUNSWICK.
GREEN, WORLOCK & COMPANY,
--SUCCESSORS TO--
GARESCHE, GREEN & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
A General Banking Business Transacted • - - -
Collections Made at Every Point
Gold Dust Purchased at Highest Market Rates.
AGENTS FOB WELLS, FAKGO & COMPANY.
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ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
ARTISTICALLY FURNISHED.
EXCLUSIVELY FIRST-CLASS.
VICTORIA, B. C.
Victoria Truck and Dray Couipanii
-LIMITED. —
GBNBRAL FREIGHTERS
Moving Heavy Machinery a Specialty.
1 08 Wharf Street, VICTORIA, B C.
The Indian Bazaar
43 JOHNSON STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
ALASKA AND BRITISH COLOMBIA INDIAN ClIRIDS
Largest and Finest Assortment of Curios on the Pacific Coast.
The public, especially Tourists are respectfully invited to examine the same.
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Wire Cloth for Locomotives, Tlireshing Machines, Fan-
ning and Smut Mills, Bank and Counter Railings,
Garden and Cemetery Fencing, Flower Stands and
Flower Baskets, Trainers, Arches, Sponge Basket s.
Window Guards, Coal, Sand and Gravel Screens,
Sieves, Fenders, Fire Guards, Ladies' Dress
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British Columbia Directory
1894.
Containing: General Information and Directories of the
Various Cities and Settlements in the Province,
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A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIEECTOBY.
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PREFACE.
THE BRITISH COLUMBIA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY for 1894 is now
Bubmitted to eubscriberB, and the publishers hope it will b<i 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 compiliDg the information herein contained, we tender our best thanks.
There is, perhaps, no directory published under greater difficulties than
is 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 of 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 loss,
refused to admit the pages of the book to be cut up by advertisements.
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 Mame us if the old address
appears in the present issue.
THE WILLIAMS' OFFICIAL DIRECTORY CO., LT'O.
ViCTOBiA, B.C., January, 1894.
Enteral socordingf to Act of Parllameiit of Canada in the year one thoniand eight
hundred and ninety-four, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture at
Ottawa, by F. L. Nialk, Secretary and Treasurer.
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WILLIAMS' B. C. OFFICIAL DIBECTOBY, 1894.
PAGE
Abbotsford 42
Aberdeen 42
Abbreviations zvi
Active Militia 21
Admfnistrators, OflScial 10
Agassiz 42
Agricultural Associations 34
Agricultural Branch 9
Ainsworth 43
Alberni 44
Albert Canyon 46
Albert Head 45
Aldergrove 46
Alert Bay 46
Alexandria 47
Alkali Lake 47
Anderson Creek 47
Anniersville 47
Annual Salmon Pack 32
Armstrong 47
Artillery, Royal Marine 21
Ashcroft 49
Assay Office 9
Assessor and Collector 9
Assessors and Collectors, N West 12
Associations, Rifle 21
Asylum forthe Insane, N Weat'r 9
Attorney>General'B Office 9
Balfour 50
Banks and Bankers, New West'r 613
Banks and Bankers 30
Bank of British Columbia 30
<' of British North America. . 31
" of Montreal 31
Bankers, Private 31
Baptist Churches 20
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Barclay Sound 50
Barkerville 60
Barnston Island 62
Barristers and Solicitors, (see
Classified Business Directory)
Basque Ranch 62
B,C. Agricultural Association. . . 4
B.C. Benevolent Society 34
B.C. Horticultural and Fruit
Growing Association 34
B.C. Horticultural Society and
Fruit Growers' Association . . . 462
B.C. Natural History Society... 37
B.C. Pioneer Society 86
B.C. Protestant Orphans' Home. 36
Board of Fire Underwriters, Vic. 261
Board of Trade, Nanaimo 206
" " Vane 462
Vic 260
" •• New West 612
Bonaparte 64
Boundary Bay 54
Boundary Creek 55
Bowen Island 56
Beacon Hill Park, Vic. 258
Bear Creek 62
Beaver 62
Beaver Creek 63
Beaver Point 63
Beechy Bay 58
BellaBella 53
Bella Coola 63
Benevolent and other Societies . . 34
Big Bar M
Births, Deaths and Marriages. . .
Blue Springs 64
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Bridge Creek 66
B.C. Board of Trade, 1893-4 84
B.C. Medical Council 16
£.0. Medical Register, 1898-4. . . 16
B.C. Rifle Associations 21
B.C. W.C.T.U. Refuge Home. ... 35
Brownsville 55
Bureau of Statistics 9
Burgoyne Bay 56
Burrard Inlet 56
Burton Frairie 56
Cabinet Ministers 5
Cabinet Ministers and Executive
Council of B.C 5
Cache Creek 58
Cadboro Bay 259
Canadian Pacific Railway Officials
Vane 468
Cassiar 56
Cedar 57
Cedar Hill 259
Cemeteries, Nanaimo 206
do Vane 463
do Vic 260
Cheam 58
Chemainus 58
Cherry Creek 59
Chilcoten 59
Ohilliwack 59
Church and Clerical Directory ... 17
Church of England, Diocese of
Caledonia .* 18
Church Diocese of Columbia, Van
Island 17
Clergy, Diocese of New Westm'r. 18
Churches and Pastors, Vane 463
Churehes, New Westm'r 613
Chureh Hill, Vic 258
Cisco 61
City Council, Nanaimo, 1893. ... 206
" Vane, 1893 461
" Vic, 1893 269
" New Westm'r, 1894 612
Clanwilliam 61
Clazton 61
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Clayoquot 61
Clayton fil
Clew Cumshewa 62
Climate of B.C 3
Clinton «2
Cloverdale 63
Clover Point, Vic 258
Clover Valley 63
Clubs, Vic 260
•' New Weslm'r 613
Clytosin 64
Coalfields of B.C 2
Coal prospecting licenses 41
Cobble Hill 64
Colwood 65.
Commission on money orders. . . 25
Comox District 68
Companies Registered, 1893 22
Consuls, Foreign, in B.C 21
Coquitlam Municipality 67
Corfleld 67
Cormorant Island 67
Corps, Local 21
Countries, Postal Union 29
County Courts 10
County Court Judges 7
Court of Revision and Appeal. . . 12
Courtenay
Coutlee, 67
Cowichan 68
Cowichan Lake 68
Craigellachie 69
Cranbrook 69
Customs Department 6
Customs Statistics 81
Delta Municipality 69
Denman Island 71
Dept of Agriculture, Vic 8
Dept of Education and Immigra-
tion 8
Dept of Justice 6
Departure Bay 72
Deroche 72
Dewdney Municipality 72
Dog Creek 73
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Diocesan Synods 17-18
Directory of the World 204
Discoverer's Claims 39
Distances in B. C 34
Dominion of Canada 6
Dominion Census Returns 732
Dominion Land and Timber Dept 7
Dominion Officials in Province. .
Dominion and Provincial Offi-
cials, New Westm'r 613
Dominion Savings Bank 30
Donald 73
Douglas Lake 76
Drydock, Esquimalt 76
Drynock 75
Ducks 76
Duluth 75
Duncan's Station 76
Ebume 77
Education 14
Electoral Districts and Polling
Divisions 11
Elgin 77
Empire Valley 78
Enderby 78
Errington 79
Esquimau 79
Esquimalt District 79
Esquimalt & Nanaimo Bailway 41
Exports, 1893 31
Exports from the Province of
B.C., 1898 33
Fairmont Springs 82
Fire Alarm System, Vane 462
•' " Victoria 259
" " " Nanaimo 206
Fire Dept, Vic. 259
Fire Insurance Companies, Vane 462
Fire Underwriters, Board of, Vic 261
Fisheries 2
Field 82
Foreign Consuls 21
Foreign Consuls, Vane 464
Fort George 83
Fort Rupert 84
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Fort Shepherd 83
Fort Steele 88
Foul Bay 258
Free Miners and their Privileges 89
French Creek 84
Fur Seal Returns 732
Qabriola Island 84
Galbraith Ferry 86
Galena 85
Ganges Harbor 85
Gaol, Victoria 10
Garnham 86
Gazetteer of Govt. Offices and Of*
flcials 6
Genoa 86
Georgetown 87
Glacier House 89
Gordon Head 269
Gold Commissioners 12
Golden 87
Goldstream 88
Government Agents — 10
Government of B, C 8
Grand Prairie 88
Granite Creek 88
Grantham 89
Griffin Lake 89
Guide and Rates, Postal 24
Hack Tariff, Vane 464
Hack Tariff, Vic 261
Hagan 89
Hall's Prairie 89
Hammond, 90
Hanceville 90
Harbor Master and Port Wardens 7
Harbors 34
Harrison Hot Springs 00
Harrison River 90
Hartley Bay 91
Harvey Creek 91
Hastings 91
HatOreek 91
Hatzic 91
Hatzic Prairie 92
Uazelton 93
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Hazelmere 92
Heal 92
Hernando Island 93
Hesqaiat 93
Hope 93
Hornby Island 93
Horsefly 94
Horticultural Society and Fruit
Growers, Association of B.C. . . ■162
Hospital, Nanaimo 206
" New Westm'r 612
" Vancouver 463
Victoria 260
Howe Sound 94
Huntingdon 94
lUecillewaet 95
Immigration Department 7
Imports, 1893 3'
Imports into the Province of B.G 33
Incorporated Companies Begis-
tered, 1893 22
Indian Department 7
Inland Bevenue Department. ... 7
Insane Asylum
Inspector of Fruit Pests 9
of Hulls 7
" of Mines 9
" of Steamboats, &c 7
I.O.G.T. Grand Lodge Officers. . 35
Iron Ores of the Province of B.C. 2
Island District 153
James Island 95
Jewish Congregation Eman-El . . 21
Johnston's Landing- 95
Judges of the Supreme Court 6
Juvenile Reformatory 9
Kamloops City of 96
Kfislo City 100
Keefer's 107
Keithly Creek 107
Kelowna 107
KeremeoB 108
Kettle River 108
King's Island 109
Kitamat 109
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Kitlupe 109
Koksilah 109
Kootenay District 110
Kuper Island HI
Lac la Hache Ill
Ladner's Landing Ill
Lake District 112
Land Registry 10
Land Surveyors Registered 11
Lands anH Works Department. . 9
Langford Plains 112
Laugley Municipality 112
Langley Prairie 114
Lansdowne 115
Lardeau City 116
Leanchoil 116
Legislative Assembly members. . 36
Libraries, Vane 462
Vic 260
'• New Westm'r 612
Lieut-Governor's office 9
Lillooet 116
Little Qualicum 118
Local Corps 21
Loch Erroch 118
Lowe Inlet 118
Lower Nicola 118
Lulu Island 119
Lumber 2
Lund 120
Lytton 120
Malcolm Island 122
Maple Bay 121
Maple Ridge Municipality 121
Mara 122
Marine and Fisheries Dept 7
Maritime Importance of B.C 3
Massett U2
Matsqui (or St. Mary's Mission). 12'2
Mayne Island 122
McPherson's Station 182
Medical Practitioners, List of . . . 16
Metchosin 123
Methodist Church and Clergy,
Kamloops District 20
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Metlakatla 123
Methodist Church and Clergy,
New Westm'r District 19
Methodist Church and Clergy,
Simpson District 20
Methodist Church and Clergy,
Vic District, Vane Island 19
Mile Houses 124
Military District No. 11 21
Militia Active 21
Mineral Claims 40
Mineral Resources 1
Mining Laws 30
Mission City 125
Money Orders, Commissiou on . . 26
Money Order Offices in B.C 25
Moodyville 126
Mount Lehman 127
Mount Tolmie 259
Mud Bay 128
Municipal Officers, Nanaimo 206
" " Vic 259
" *' Vane 261
" " New Westm'r 206
Museum 9
Nakusp 129
Nanaimo Board of Trade 206
" Cemeteries 206
City Council, 1893 206
" City Directory 207
" Hospitals 206
" Postal Arrangements.. 206
" Street Directory 235
" Transportation 207
Nanoose Bay 129
Napier Lake 130
Naas Harbor 129
Natural History Society of B.C . . 37
Nelson, B.C 130
New Caledonia 136
New Denver 136
New Westminster 611
New Westm'r Junction 137
Newspapers and Publications.. . . 36
Nicola Lake : 137
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Nicomen 138
Nicomekl 138
North Bend 139
Northfield 139
Notaries Public and their juris-
diction 12
Notch Hill 144
Oak Bay 259
Official Administrators 10
Okanagan 144
Okanagan Mission 144
One Hundred Mile House 124
One Hundred and Fifty Mile Hse 124
Osooyos 145
Otter 148
Otter Point 148
Palliser 149
Parcel Post 26
Parker Island 149
Parksville 149
Pavilion Mountain 149
Payments Land & Crown Grants 38
Peace River 149
Pender Island 149
Penitentiary 8
Penticton 159
Perry Creek 150,
Physicians and Surgeons 16
Pilot Bay 150
Pilotage 8
Pitt River Meadows 151
Places of interest 258
Plumper Pass 153
Police Department 259
Police and Gaols 11
Port Essington 154
Port Guichon 166
Port Hammond 166
Port Haney 156
PortKells 158
Port Moody 158
Port of Nanaimo 6
Port Simpson 159
Port of New Westm'r 6
Port of Vane 6
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Port of Vic 6
Postal Guide and Eates 24
Postmasters 27
PostofBce Department 8
Postoffice Savings Banks 29
Postoffice, New Westm'r 613
Postoffice, Vic 260
Postoffices, Postmasters and
Money Order Offices 27
Pre-emptions 38
Pre-emption for partnership pur-
poses 39
Presbyterian Church and Clergy 20
Princeton 159
Private Bankers 31
Privy Council of Dominion 6
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, Vane 463
Public School System of B.C 3
Public Works Deptment of Can. . 8
Quamichan 169
Quarantine Dept 8
Quathiaski Gove 160
Queen Charlotte Is 160
Quesnelle 160
Quesnelle Forks 161
Quilchena 161
Railways, 1893 33
Read's Island 162
Record of Claims.,.,, 39
Reformed Episcopal Church 21
Registered Companies, 1893 22
Registrars of Voters 12
Representatives of B.C 5
Revelstoke 162
Richmond Municipality 166
Rifle Associations of B.C 21
Rivers' Inlet 166
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Riverside 166
Robson, B.C 166
Rock Creek 166
Rockford 166
Rogers' Pass 167
Roman Catholic Church and
Clergy 19
Ross Peak Siding 167
Royal Marine Artillery 21
Ruby Creek 168
Saanich, North 168
Saanich, South 168
Salt Spring Island 172
Salmon Arm 171
Salmon Pack 32
Salmon Canneries, 1892 32
Sample Post 25
Samuel Ishind 173
Sardis 173
Satnrna Island 178
Savings Bank Dept 8
Savings Bank, Dora 30
Savonas 173
Sea Island 174
St Elmo 181
Senators of B.C 6
Shawnigan 174
Sheriffs and their Jurisdiction. . . 10
Shopland 174
Shortreed 175
Shuswap 176
SicamouB 176
Sidney 176
Sidney Island 177
Silver and Copper 2
Skeena River 177
Skidegate, (Queen Charlotte Is).. 177
Soda Creek 177
SomenoB. 178
Sooke 178
South Vane 179
South Westm^r 179
Spallumcheen 180
Spencer's Bridge 180
Sproat'B Landing 180
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Spuzzum 180
Squamish Valley 181
Stanley Cariboo 181
Steveston 182
Stipendiary Magistrates 10
Sumas 185
Supt of Police 10
Supreme Court 9
Surrey Centre 185
Surrey Municipality 186
Tappen Siding 186
Tatla Lake 186
Telegraph Offices and Rates 22
Terra Nova 187
Texada Island 187
Thetis Island 187
Thunder Hill 186
Timber Licenses 41
Timber Limits of B. C. 41
Trail Creek 187
Tranquille isi?
Treasury Department 9
Trout Cre^k 187
Tumbo Island 187
Twin Butte 188
Union 188
Upper Sumas 188
Valdez Island 188
Vane Board of Trade 462
" Cemeteries 463
" Churches and Pastors 463
" City Council, 1893 461
" City 458
" City Directory 465
" Fire Alarm System 462
" Fire Insurance Companies 462
" Fire Limits 556
" Hospitals 463
" Libraries 462
" Public Buildings 463
" Public Schools 462
PAOae
Vane Street Directory 556
Vernon. 191
Victoria Agricultural Society's
Grounds 258
Victoria Board of Trade 260
" City Council. 1893 259
" City and District 255
" City and Dist Directory 362
" District 193
" Fire Alarm System .... 259
" Fire Department 259
" Police Department... 259
" Street Directory 381
Waueta 193
Wannuck Packing Co 193
Watson 193
W.C.T.U 35
Webster's Corners 194
Weights and Measure, and Gas
Department 8
Wellington 194
Wellington, East 198
Westham Island 199
Westholme 199
Westminster Board of Trade 612
" City Council and
Officers, 1894 612
Westminster Junction 200
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" City Directory 616
Wharves and Landing Places,Vic 261
White Valley 200
Whonnock 201
Williams' I^ake 202
Windermere 202
Yale 203
Y.M.C. Associations 35
Young 204
Young Men's Institute 35
Y.P.C.T.U 35
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INDEX TO ADVEBTISEBS.
Italic Figures refer to advertising pages at beginning of Book, also to those
in Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster and Nanaimo.
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Abrahamson Bros 160
Albert Mfg Co, Hillaboro, N. B. 6
Anglo Columbia Co Van. 1
Annandale T. S, Bide margins,
New Wes.m'r.
Atkins & Atkins Van. S
Bank of B.C., Victoria Vic. 4
" " Kamloops 97
" " Nanaimo. .crdbd.
Bank of B.N.A 4
Bank of Montreal — side edges.
Barker, Robt Van. crd bd.
B.C. Dye -Works, Dyers, Bus. Dv.
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. 1
Benjamin, M & L Samuel
Bonestell & Co Vic. 4
Bo8twick,GF S
Brown Bros 97
Brown, J L New West'r. 1
Brown & Clarke 160
Burrnett, P T. . . .New Westm'r. 1
Buxton, JM& Co Van. 2
Cowan, W 160
Canada Paper Co
Canadian Pacific Railway Co, side
of cover.
Casement & Creery.Van. crd bd.
Central Drug Store, top margins.
Classified Business Directory 681
Cole, L J, top margins .
CoUcutt, J & Co Van. 6
Cornisb & Cooper, side margins,
Vancouver.
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Kamloops,
top margins, Kamloops.
C. P. N. Co side margins. 176
Daily British Columbian
Dallas Hotel S
Devine & Son Van. 4
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Douglas, J C Van. S
Directory of the World 5
Doering & Marstrand, top initial
letters, Vancouver.
Dominion Hotel, Kamloops, foot
margins, Kamloops.
Enterprise, The, Steveston 182
E. & N. Railway Co 41
Esquimau and Nanaimo Railway,
inside back cover. .
Fales, W E, foot margins, New
Westm'r.
Fensom Elevator Works. 7
Foreman, G F, top margins, Vane.
Forester, H & Co. . .Nan. crd bd.
Fox, M & H A.CIass'd Bus. Dir.
Freure, WW 490
Gates Iron Works, Chicago, top
margins, Class'd Business Dir.
General Electric Co 3
Gordon, G. R. side margins. Nan.
Grand Pacific Hotel, Kamloops,
top margins, Kamloops.
Green, Worlock & Co S
Hall, DrL S
Hall, Ross Co 6
Hardiman, T R, top margins,
Vancouver.
Hardy, ThoB, foot margins, Nan.
Hart, J J 6
Hart, F W, top margins. Vane.
Haslam A, sidt margin, cover.
Heap, EH Van. crd bd.
Heisterman & Co, front cover.
Hilbert J, side margins, Nan.
Hotel Victoria 6
Hudson's Bav Co, top margins.
Kaestner, Chas & Co, Chicago,
facing back cover.
Keddy, Wm Nan. 1
Keene&Co Van. 2
Leakie, J Addenda, zv
Leask, A 608
Lemon, Gonnason & Co 4
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Leighton,
Lipsett, EdJ
Mackay, Rq
Major & EU
Marshall, T
McBain &
McCraney
McDoiald,
MacKinnon|
McLachlin <
McLennan
Mewburn, '
Morley, ChJ
Nanaimo Fi
Montreal El
Montreal R
Nanaimo Fi
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Nanaimo F(
Nanaimo B
National W
New Van C
New Westn
NichoUes &
Nightingale
N.P.8.S. C(
Nutall, The
O'Brian, L
Occidental 1
Ogilvie Mil!
Okanagan I
Page PoDsfc
Vancouvj
Palace Live
Pamell & C
Phipps, W
Planta, A I
Powes & W
Ralph, Wn
Raymond 1
Redwood ]
side mari
Red Cross
foot mar
Robinson,
Baanich U
Scott & Hi
Shawnigan
Bpillman, '.
Stovel, H,
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Leighton, W K Nan. 1
Lipsett, Edw Van. 4
Mackay, Robt Van. 4
Major & Eldridge. . .Van. crd bd.
Marshall, WC Van. S
McBain&Co 207
McCraney & Co Van. 3
McDotald, A 2
MacKinnon & MacFarlane. .Van. 4
McLachlin & Yates.outside cover
McLennan & McFeely Van. S
Mewburn, W. B, C Vic. 4
Morley, Chris 254
Nanaimo Free Press
Montreal Electrical Sup. Co.V an. 8
Montreal Rolling Mills Co. . . Vic. 7
Nanaimo Free Press
'* Tolegram
Nanairao Foundry, foot margins.
Nanaimo Business Cards 204
National Wire Works 7
New Van Coal Co Cover.
New Westminster Business Cards 662
Nicholles & Renouf, front cover.
Nightingale, D Vic. 4
N.P.8.8. Co. Dodwell & Carlill. . 5
Nutall, Thomas 3
O'Brian, L Nan. 1
Occidental Hotel 2
Ogilvie Milling Co, back cover.
Okanagan Mining Review 48
Page Ponsford Bros, side margins,
Vancouver.
Palace Livery Van. 4
Pamell & Gunn. . .New Westm'r. 1
Phipps, WH Vic. 1
Planta, A E & Co. . .Van. crd bd.
Powes & Whitehead Van. 2
Ralph, Wm, top margins. Vane.
Raymond Bros., Chicago 459
Redwood Brewery, (Winnipeg,)
side margins.
Red Cross Brewery, (Vancouver),
foot margins.
Robinson, M, top margins. Vane.
Saanich Hotel 176
Scott & Hughes Van. 6
Shawnigan L. Lum. Co., side mgs.
Spillman, E, foot margins. Vane.
Stovel, H, typefounder, Van. card
board.
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Sears, Joseph.. . Vic. card board.
Sidney House 176
Slavin, W. T., side margins,
Kamloops.
Smith, M R & Co 5
Stone, J 160
Sun Life Assurance Co, bk cover.
Texas Lake Ice Co., side margins.
Thorpe & Co, top space, back bk.
Tim Kee, employment agency,
foot margins.
Tolmie & Stewart 4
Trapp, T J & Co, foot margins . . .
Trorey, Geo E Van. 1
Truck & Dray Co 6
Turner, Beetbn Co 1
TJflford, Albert Van. 1
Union Steamship Co Vic. 7
Vancouver Daily World
" News- Advertiser
Vancouver Business Cards 458
Vancouver Loan, Trust, Savings
and Guarantee Co., outside cvr
Verrinder Bros., Dentiete, Class'd
Business Directory
Victoria Business Cards 26S
Victoria Daily Times
•* Colonist Vic. crd bd.
Victoria Hotel 6
Victoria Steam Laundry, Vic.
card board.
Victoria Transfer Co., top margs.
Ward, Robt «& Co 1
Weeks & Robson Van. 6*
Weiler Bros., foot margins
Wenger, John 254
Western Fisheries & Trading Co.
New Westm'r 1
Westmin ter Foundry and Mach-
ine Works, top mgns, N. West.
Westminster Slate Co., New
Westm'r card board.
Williams, A Vic. card board.
Williams, B & Co, foot margins. .
Williams, R T, top margins
Wolfe, Marcus. .Nan. card board.
Woods & Gamble, side and top
margins, and New Westm'r
card board.
Wright Bros, side margins. New
Westm'r.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
ADDENDA.
^ Additions and Corrections, K.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 within the
past year or two, and is making
rapid progress. A weekly news-
paper is published in Courtenay —
The News.
Beckeley, John W, road boss
Carter, Richard, fmr
Davis, Isaac, fmr
Davis, Leonard, fmr
Eraser, A, fmr
Glenny, W, hotel clerk
Graham, Robert, hotel prop
Graham, Thos, barber
Grant, John, hotel prop
Grant, Kennith, mill man
Hooper, Chas, fmr
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
Bobson, C B, livery and teaming
Stoughton, Chas, fmr
Thomas, E R, fmr
Urquhart, John, sawmill
Urquhart, Harry, millman
Whitney, Frank, postmaster and
publisher
Whitman, Geo, carpenter
Whitney, M, editor Weekly News
DELTA MUNICIPALITY.
McNeely Leslie, mcht, read McNeely
Leslie, clerk
McNe(^ly, Thos, clerk, road MrNeely,
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, Baition, cor Bastion and
Front
City Auction Rooms, Forester &
Co, Commercial
Clark, Henderson, shoemaker. Bas-
tion, res 122 Nicol
Cook, Fred R, miner, res Five-acre
blk
Dom Govt Gas Inspection Office, H L
Good, Inspector, Postoffice bldng
Eaton, Wm C, labr, res Five-acre blk
Evans, Jas W, miner, res Five-acre
blk
Fitzgerald, J, upholsterer, J Hilbert,
res Bastion
Forester, H^mgr City Auction Rooms,
Commercial, res Hotel Wilson
fowler, P B, elk,
■ Windsor hotel
6abel, Phil, Nana
read Oable, Phi
Garner, E, tailor,
Gilligan, Jas, te
Bastion, res Fr
Globe Hotel, CI
Front
Harris, H, jewell<
Hilbert, Albert, u
res cor Bastion
Hilbert, Wadding
Bastion
Johnston, Ralph
office, Nanaimo
Hold wall, Geo, i
should read Hoi
Home, A H, pc
postoffice, res F
Lamont, M, ledge
42 Front, res W
Leonard, J, carpe
blk
Martin, Chas, p
Front
McDowell & Tude
trimmers (carri
Newcastle towni
McDowell, W A,
Bastion, res Ste
McKenzie, C C, I
and insurance,
rea Wesley
Mo watt, MissB 8
Nanaimo postof
Peterson, J C, bli
acre blk
Shakespeare, Noa
Young, res Eas
Smith, B H, Col
Front
Smith, C L, paini
Bastion
Smith, Donald, r
ance. Bastion,
Farquhar
ipears, W J & (
j&Co
' Thompson, Jos, (
Commercial, r(
Thompson, W E,
office, Front, r(
Tudehope, D T
Bastion, res N<
Weigh. Peter, Ei
Weigle, Peter
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ADDENDA.
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wler, P B, elk, Bank of B.C, rea
Windsor hotel
Crabel, Phil, Nanaimo Cigar Factory,
read Gable, Phil
Garner, E, tailor, Bastion
Gillii;an, 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, elk, J Hilbert,
Bastion
Johnston, Ralph, sr, janitor, post-
office, Nanaimo postoffice
Holdwall, Geo, secy N.E.P. Socy,
should read Holdnall
Home, A H, postmaster, Nanaimo
postoffice, res F'ront
Lamont, M, leJger keeper Bank B.C,
42 Front, res Windsor hotel
Leonard, J, carpenter, res Five-acre
blk
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, C C, M.P.P., real estate
and insurance. Green blk. Front,
res Wesley
Mowatt, MissB S, money order dept,
■ Nanaimo postoffice, res Wallace
Peterson, J C, blacksmith, res Five-
acre blk
Shakespeare, Noah, elk Yarwood &
Young, res East Wellington
Smith, B H, Collector of Customs,
Front
Smith, C L, painter and Glazier, res
Bastion
Smith, Donald, real estate and insur-
ance. Bastion, res cor Irwin and
Farquhar
!pear8, W J & Co, read Spear W J
j&Oo
Thompson, Jos, elk H Forester & Co,
Commercial, res Victoria rd
Thompson, W E, elk Nanaimo post-
office, Front, res Franklyn
Tudehope, D T, carriage painter.
Bastion, res Newuastle townsite
Weigh, Peter, Empire Brewery, read
WeigU, Peter
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: —
Aleock, 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 531 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 S, shoemaker, res 833 Sey-
mour
Burnet, P, D. "nd P.L. surveyor, 34
Seymour, Lefevre blk, res 610
Howe
Calder, Geo, cpntr, res 636 Seymour
Chase, Miss Bertha, chambermaid,
Waverley hotel
Conway, P, bartender, Waverley htl
Cowdrey, Geo, cpntr, res 1317 Sey-
mour
Coyle, E J, chief clerk, C.P.R. ticket
office, res Waverley hotel
Curtis, S W, hotel prop, Waverley
hotel, cor Seymour and Georgia
Davidson, A C, engr, res 1319 Sey-
mour
Davidson, Jas, asst engr, res 1319
Seymour
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
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, elk, 536 Hastings, W
Fleming, Rich J, hotel prop, Waver-
ley hotel, cr Seymour and Georgia
Flett, M, tallyman, Gasaady'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, cpntr, res 1333 Sey-
mour
Henry, E, painter C.P.R. shops, res
1239 Seymour
Hickey, P J, quartermaster, res 927
Seymour
Hughes, John, baggagemasler,G.P.R.
res 519 Seymour
Ingram, caretaker, res Leferve blk
lUing worth, Thos, mattrasa maker,
res 526 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 1321 Sey-
mour
Lang, Sarah I, school teacher, res
1321 Seymour
Langris, Dr H E, phvsician, 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 935 Sey-
mour
McDonald, Mrs A, widow, res 811
Seymour
McDougall, Dan, milkman, res 1327
Seymour
Mcllroy, Miss S, dressmaker, Hud-
son's Bay Co, res Waverley hotel
McKenzie, A, elk, O.P.R, shops, res
1239 Seymour
McKenzie, D S, telegraph operator,
C.P.R. res 823 Seymour
McPherson, Wm, logger, res 635 Sey-
mour
McVety, Mrs F, widow, res 1211 Soy-
mour
Meakin, W J, restaurateur, res S19
Seymour
Mills, C F, builder, res 1307 Seymour
Mills, Hugh, bricklayer, res 1307 Sey-
mour
Moss, Jno, station agt, C.P.R, res 821
Seymour
Morgan, G E, mail clerk, C.P.R, res
321 Seymour
Moscrop, Thomas, fmr, res 1005 Sey-
mour
Muir, Mrs A, furnished rooms and
board, res 519 Seymour
N.W. A B.I, Tele Co, telephone ser-
vice, 321 Seymour
Newitt, T H, salesman, H.B. Co, res
641 Seymour
Parker. Arthur, painter, C.P.R, rea
1213 Seymour
Peters, Chas, plumber, res 1323 Sey-
mour
Ramsay, Geo, candy store, Cordova,
res 736 Seymour
Ramsay, Meston, clerk, Anderson's
grocery, res 735 Seymour
Read, Chas P, bartender, Waverly
hotel
Rice, Miss Lizzie, waitress, Waverley
hotel
Roberts, Sam, mach'st, C.P.R. shops,
res 1327 Seymour
Rollin, Mrs Julia, domestic, res 619
Seymour
Scott, S N, engr C.P.R, res 721 Sey-
mour
Selwood, Thos, res 813 Seymour
Shaver, Nicholas, mason, res 907 Sey-
mour
Smith, E S, delivery clerk, Webster
Bros, res 1301 Seymour
Smith, James, marine engr, R.M.S.
Empress of China, res 519 Seymour
Spettigue, Mrs J V, dressmaker, rea
1303 Seymour
Spettigue, W S, malster, re^ 1303 Sey-
mour
Stewart, C F, watchmaker, red 1813
Seymour
St. George's Society, Calland, hon.
sec, 321 Seymour
Sweet, Silaf
Taylor, G
823 Seym
Toppingr,
RoDSon t(
Ireton, Jas,
829 Seym
Wallace, W
rea 519 S(
Walfer, Jaa
mour
Harrison,
Harrison
Jones, Dr
Bastion s
McRae, Re
of Esquii)
Morkill, G<
280 Yates
Fishing
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Sweet, SilaB, builder, res 521 Seymour
Taylor, G M, machinist, C.P.R, res
823 Seymour
Topping, W F, removed from 1138
KooBon 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 Eaquimalt rd and Frederic
Morkiil, Geo H, has removed from
280 Yates to 6 Harrison
Scowcroft, Wm,
Lansdowne rd
aast assessor, res
Salmon Pack, 1893.
The returns for last year's salmon
pack had not been completed up to
the time of going to press, but irom
information supplied by owners and
agents, it can be put down, approxi-
mately, at 675,000 cases. To this
total the Fraser River canneries 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.)
JOHN LECKIE,
IMPORTER OF
Fishing Supplies, Cotton Ducks, Twines, Oiled Clothing,
Gum Boots, Ropes, Blocks, Flags, Bunting, etc.
A rVLMj STOCK ALWAYS Olf HANO.
631 GRANVILLE ST., - - VANCOUVER, B. C.
AGMNT for W. & J. Knox's Celebrated Doable Knot and Cared
Salmon Nets, Twine, etc.
ABBBEVIATIONS.
Advt Advertisement
Agt Agent
Agrl imp. . . .Agricultural implements
A.I. W Albion Iron Works
Assn Association
Asst Ausistant
Ave Avenue
B.C British Columbia
Brdne hs Boarding house
Brtnar Bartender
Bkpr Book-keeper
Blkamth Blacksmith
Blk Block
Bldng Building
B.8.M Brunette Saw Mill
Carpn Carpenter
Ch Church
Cashr Cashier
Clk Cl-rk
Co Company
Com. mer .... Commission mercnant
Condtr Conductor
Confectr Confectioner
C.M.C Clerk Municipal Council
C.P.R Canadian Pacific Railway
Contr Contractor
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKKOTORY.
Oomp Compoaitor
Dep Deputy
Dep Reg Deputy Renistrar
DiB District
Dom Dominion
Engnr Engineer
Ex Express
[ KHilway
E. & N.K Esquinmlt t^ Nanaimo
[ Navigation Co
C.P.N. Co Canadian Pacific
Frntr Furniture
Fmr Farmer
Gen str General store
Gov Governor
Govt, Government
Grdnr Gardener
G.N.R Great Northern Railway
lis House
Hlpr Helper
Htl Hotel
Insur Insurance
Invst Investment
Intrn International
[Templars
I.O.G.T. . . .Independent Order Good
[Forresters
I.O.O.F Independent Order of
Jr Junior
J.P Justice of Peace
Jlr Jailor
Lbr Laborer
Ltd Limited
Lt. hs Lighthouse
Lmbr Lumber
Mcht Merchant
Mkr Maker
Mnfg Manufacturing
Mnfr Manufacturer
Mngr Manager
Mess Messenger
Meth mnstr Methodist Minister
Mnr Miner
Mod Moderator
Nan Nanaimo
N. E. T. & L. Co, National Electric
Tramway and Lighting Co
N. W. C Northwest Coast
Nat National
N. E. L. W, Nanaimo Electric Light
Works
N. E. P. S, Nanaimo Equitable Pio-
neer Society.
Opp Opposite
Opr Operator
Photo Photogra,>her
Prk Park
Pres President
Presby Presbyterian
Pub Publisher
Prov Provincial
P. M Postmaster
Prntr Printer
Pub. Publisher
(J. G. I Queen Charlotte Islands
Q. C Queen's Counsel
Rtrd Retiravl
R. C Roman Catholic
R«v Reverend
R. Railway
Rd Road
Res Resides
Rms Rooms
R. C. P. R, Royal City Planing Mills
R. C. Hob, Royal Columbia Hospital
St btreet
Str Steamer
Supt Superintendent
S.S Steamship
Sq Square
Sect frmn Section Foreman
S.M Stipendiary Magistrate
Sec Secretary
Tel opr Telegraph operator
Tel Telephone
Trans Transportation
Treas Treasurer
Tnsmth Tinsmith
Tmstr Teamster
Tram Tramway
Uphlstr Upholsterer
Undertkr Undertaker
Van Vancouver
Vic Victoria
V.S Veterinary Surgeon
V.P.B. Co. ..Vic-Phoenix Brewing Co
V.C. Co Vancouver Coal Co
V.I.W Vancouver Iron Works
[wav
V. & S. R. . . . Victoria & Sydney Raif-
V.P Vice-President
[Railway & Lighting Co
V.E.R. & L. Co. . Vancouver Electric
[Westminster Tramway Co
V.N.W.T. Co. ...Vancouver & New
Wrks Works
Wid Widow
Westmr Westminster
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BKITIBII OOMJMHIA DIKBCTOKY.
PROVINCIAL INFORMATION.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
British Columbia has an estimated
area of 88:^,000 square miles, and a
population, according to tlio lant
otHuial census, of 5*8,178, made up of
54,061 wliites, 35,202 Indians, and
8,010 Cliinese. Tlie province is a
great quadrangle of territory, 700
miles long by 400 wide, lying north
of latitude 49°, and west of the cen-
tral core of the Rocky Mountains,
extending along the Pacific Coast as
far as latitude 55", and including a
larj^e number of adjacent islands.
Striking inland to latitude GO", it is
shut off from the sea board by a nar-
row Htrii) of Alaskan territory, and is
boundea on the east by longitude
120°. The great mountain ranges of
the province — the Rockies and Sel-
kirks on the east, and the Coast and
Island ranges on the west — exercise a
very important influence upon the
country, climatically as well as com-
mercially. There is no mountain
scenery in the world to compare with
that of British Columbia, nor are
better facilities anywhere afforded of
enjoying it.
HINBRiLL BESOURCEL-
It is not alone the scenic gran-
deur of these magnificent ranges that
is their chief commendation, but
their astonishing mineral wealth,
which is indeed phenomenal. To her
mineral wealth is due the first
prominence which the country
attained, her gold placers for a long
time being the chief attraction to her
shore. The base and precious metals
are almost everywhere to be found
in the province, and are bound to
prove a chief factor in her future de-
velopment. It is a well-established
fact that a purely agricultural coun-
try rarely attains to any very high
degree of wealth or iniportan(!0, us
compared with one in which mineral
deposits are rich. It must not, how-
ever, be inferred that British Co-
lumbia lacks in fertilitv of soil or
salubrity of climate, for in both
respects she is liberally endowed.
But then the speedy accumulation of
wealth, which naturally follows in
the wake of successful mining of the
precious metals, and the impetus
given to manufacture l)v the presence
of coal and iron in abundance, have
ever been found an attraction to
any country blessed with these indis-
pehsables to prosperity. Mining,
liowever, has heretofore been con-
ducted after a very crude fashion;
but a better day has dawned, science,
mechanism, capital and system being
brought to the aid of enterp ''e and
labor. New roads are being con-
structed in the richer of the mineral
regions, railway systems built up,
and the most approved machinery
introduced for the treatment of the
ores. Writing of the resources of
British Columbia, Professor- Dawson,
C. M. «., F. R. S., (Mineral Wealth,
p. 15) says : —
" Everything which has been as-
certained of the geological character
of the Province, as a whole, tends to
the belief that so soon as means of
travel and transport shall be ex-
tended to what are still the more in-
accessible districts these also will be
discovered to be equally rich in min-
erals, particularly in the precious
metals, gold and silver."
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRKOTORY.
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
Nanaimo coal measures ; those of
Comox about 300, computed to yield
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 Thoaapson, 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 man^ of the well
known sources ol the higher grades.
Like the precious metals, iron is
found almost in eveiy section of the
province.
SILVER AND COPPER
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 croj^s will
grow. Slightly paraphraseo the
statement would be equaliy ar.plic-
able t) British Columbia, the tickling
process being done by the pick, and
the yield precious metal instead of
cereals.
LUMBER.
The tim;ier 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
ereat sources of supply become ex-
hausted, or the lumberman is driven
back from the navigable waters, the
prospects for the trade of this prov-
ince must necessarily become very
bright. Cedar and Douglas fir are the
woods chiefly handled, the supply in
each case being unlimited. Good
bpecimens 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
fiverage in some of the limits 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 cents
per acre per 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. In each department a steady
advance is year by year taking place,
and with the immense possibilities
for even more rapid development, it
is difilcult 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 caotured is
shortened, |and the appliances for
capturing the precious skins have
been changed from the rifle to the
spear. For years Victoria has been
the headquarters of the sealing fleet,
and should the sealers be obi -d to
change their rendezvous it would be
a very serious loss to British Colutt-
bia's capital. Besides the business
done in seals, there is a lar(,e 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.
T. DOBE8OX, N. W. D0BE8ON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron i$nd Braa» Voundert, Oeneral Maehinittt,
AH Kinda of Itepairt, JJand and Marine,
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BRITIBU COLUMBIA DIRKOTORY.
THE OLIMATK.
The climate of British Columbia,
aa a general rule, possesHes all the
features which are to be met with in
European countries within the tem-
perate zone, any differences which
do exist being in fav«>r of the west-
ern parts of the fair Dominion of
Canada. A milder or more equable
climate it would be difficult to find,
and yet the variations are such as to
offer peculiar advantages to all-
comers. The spring, summer and
autunm are charming, while the
winter season is short and mild.
THE MARITIME IMPORTANCE OF B.C.
It is but a few years a|;o since the
ports of British Columbia were de-
rided as the "back door" of Canada,
but to-day they exceed in tonnage of
vessels entered and cleared, any
other port in the Dominion. The
whole Pacific Coast is rapidly build-
ing up, and this Province is bound
to keep pace in the march of pro-
gress. Every year sees the develop-
ment of new commercial enterprises,
the last addition to the long list
being the establishment of regular
steamship connection (subsidized by
the Governments of both countries)
with Australia. Trade with the
Orient is also steadily increasing, a
magnificent line of steamships hav-
ing been put on this route in connec-
tion with the Canadian Pacific Kail-
way — a system which extends from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
THE GOVERNMENT OP BRITISH CO-
LUMBIA.
The confederation of the various
provinces of British North America
into the Dominion of Canada secures
absolute autonomy in every respect,
except in such affairs as clearly per-
tain to the Empire or the Dominion
as a whole, as the customs, the postal
service, the wardship of the Indians,
etc. Ottawa is the seat of govern-
ment, and there the Dominion Par-
liament meet annually, British
Columbia being represented by six
members in the lower house, elected
by popular suffrage, and three sena-
tors in the upper house, nominated
by the Crown. The provincial as-
sembly meets at Victoria, the capital
of the Province, every year, and is
composed of thirty-three nieml)er8,
five of whom, under the iieutenant-
j;overnor, form the executive or min-
istry. Manhood suffrage practically
Erevails, as the franchise is exercised
y all males over the age of twenty-
one years, who are British subjects
and have resided in the province for
twelve months. The laws of the
country are based upon those of the
Motherland, and nowhere is there
greater freedom or protection than is
to be found in this Province. Land
can be acquired from the Crown
under conditions most favorable to
intending settlers, who receive every
facility. As to the solvency of the
Province, it is beyond dispute, the
whole public debt not being much in
excess of one year's income.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
The dutv of amply providing for
the education of the youth of British
Columbia has been undertaken by
the government, and with commend-
able liberality is this duty performed.
Wherever a minimum attendance of
ten scholars can he secured there a
scnool is established and a duly certi-
fied teacher located. Such liberality
in the matter of educational facilities
is nowhere surpassed, if at all
equalled, and that it is fully appreci-
ated is evidenced from the fact that
there is hardly a settlement, however
remote, throughout the country that
does not boast of its school house,
while in the cities "high schools"
are established, also under govern-
ment supervision, for the instruction
of the more promising pupils.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Of British Columbia as a farming,
grazing and fruit growing country,
the Marquis of Lome says : Wherever
there is open land the wheat crops
rival the best grown elsewhere, while
there is nowhere any dearth of ample
provision of fuel and lumber for the
winter. As you get your colonization
roads pushed, you will have a larger
available acreage, for there are quiet
straths and valleys hidden away
among the rich forests which would
provide comfortable farms. As in
th| Northwest last year, so this year,
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
I have taken down the evidence of
settlers, and this has been wonder-
fully favorable. To say the truth, I
was rather hunting for grumblers and
found only one. There is no reason
why British Columbia should not be
for this portion of our territory what
California is 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
grandeur of her forests and the quiet
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 almosD beautiful must depend
on the temr>*»/ament of each specta-
tor, but it liappens that nature has
so arranged the iortns 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
gratification.
ACROSTIC ADVERTISKNIENT.
WILLIAMS' B. C. DIRECTORY FOR 1895.
HEAD OFFICE, 28 BBOAD ST., VICTORIA. B, C.
PRICE, - «5.00.
Williams' B. C. Directory is the ONLY B. C. Directory.
It circulates throughout the whole Province.
Leads as THE reliable sou? ce of iBformation ;
Looked for and lauded everywhere as such,
In all couutries and all climes;
Always found on Ihe merchant's desk :
Must be consulted every hour in the day ;
Stands unrivaUed as an advertising medium
Because of its Immense circulation &nd utility;
Cannot be dispensed with in business circles.
Does itf* patrons full justice at all times.
lis soui'ces of information are unquestionable,
Helying as it does, only on trustworthy information.
Every year it grows in public favor,
Calling forth fresh econiumsfor genuine merit.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN At any time
Orders will be received for the work. Cost, SJ5.00.
Register your name without delay for the B. C. Director/.
Tou cannot afford to be jrithonf one.
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GAZETEER
Of GOVERNMENT OKRICES and OKRIOIALS.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
PKIVY COUNCIL OF THE DOMINION OP
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.C.M.G., Q.C.
Minister of Militia and Defence —
The Hon. Jas. Colbrook Patterson.
Minister of Agriculture — The Hon.
Auguste Real Angers.
Minister of Finance — The Hon.
George Enlace Foster.
Minister of Marine and Fisheries —
Tba Hon. Chas. Hibert Tupper.
Minister of Railways and Canals —
The Hon. John Grabs lu Haggart.
Minister of the Int( rior — ^The Hon.
Thos. Mayne Daly.
Minister of Puolic Works — The
Hon. Jos. Aldric Ouimet,L.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
Costigan.
The Hop. John Carling (without
Portfolio).
The Hjn. Frank Smith (without
Portfolio).
NOT IN TH.R! CABINET.
John Joseph Curran, Q.G., Soli-
citor General of Canada.
Natlianiel Clarke Wallace, Con-
troller of Customs.
John Fisher Wood, Controller of
Inland Revenue.
BENATOKB OP BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Representing in the Dominion Par-
liament of Canada at Ottawa— Cari-
boo, James Reid, res. Quesnelle , New
Westminster, T. R. Mclnnes, res.
New Westminster; Victoria, W. J.
McDonald, res. Victoria.
REPRESENTATIVES* OP 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. Hsalam, res.
Nanaimo; Victoria, T. Earle, res.
Victoria; 1'. G. Prior, res. Victoria;
Yale, J. A. Mara, res. Kamloops.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, VICTORIA.
CABINET.
Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. Edgar
Dewdney, Vicicria; Private Secre-
tary, E. A. Jacob, Executivs Council
(forming the Cabinet). Premier,
Hon. Theodore Davie, Q.C, Proviu'-
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. Thjo-
dore Davie, Q.C; Minister of Fi-
nance and Agriculture, Hoi: J. H.
Turner; Chief Commissioner of
Lands and Works, Hon. Forbes
George Vernon ; Clerk of Executive
Council, Hon. Theodore Davie, Q.C.
THE i>EGISLATIVE AS-
SEMBLY.
David W. Higgins,
MEMBERS OF
The Hon.
Speaker.
Anderson, George William, Lake
DistrictjVictoria ; Baker ,James,Cran-
brook, Kootenay, iast Kootenay;
Beaven, Robert, Victoria, Victoria
City; Booth, John Paton, Salt Spring
Island, The Island?; Brown, John
Cunningham, Ncvv V estmiflster, New
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOnV.
Westminster City ; Cotton, Francis,
Carter, Vancouver, Vancouver ; Croft,
Henry, Victoria, Cowiclian; Davie,
The Hon. Theodore, Victoria, Cow-
ichan; Eberts, David McEwen, Vic-
toria, Victoria; Fletcher, Thomas,
Alberni, Alberni; Forster, Thomas,
Clayton, New Westminster, Nanaimo ;
Grant, John, Victoria, Victoria City;
Hall, Robert Hanley, Fort Simpson,
Cassiar; Higgins, the Hon. David
Williams,Victoria,Esquimalt;Horne,
James Wilton, Vancouver, Vancouver ;
Hunter, Joseph, Victoria, Comox;
Keith, Thomas, N.inaimo, Nanaimo
Cit' ; Kellie, James M., Revelstoke,
West Kootenav ; Kitchen, Thomas E.,
Chilliwack, Westminster; Martin,
George Bohun, South Thompson
river, Yale; Milne, George Lawson,
A'ictoria, Victoria City; McKenzie,
Colin Campbell, Nanaimo, Nanaimo;
Pooley, The Pon. Charles Edward,
Victoria, Esquimalt; Punch, James,
Brownsville, Westminster; Watt,
Hugh, Victoria, Cariboo; Rogers,
Samuel A., Barkerville, Cariboo;
Semlin, Charles Augustus, Cache
Creek, Yale; Smith, Alfred W' "ling-
ton, Lillooet, Lillooet: Stoudart,
David A., Clinton, Lillooet; Sword,
Colin Buchanan, Matsqui, West-
minster; Turner, The Hon. John
Herbert, Victoria, A'^ictoria City;
Vernon, The Hon. Forbes George,
Victoria, Yale.
Dominion Officials Throughout the
Province.
cubVoms department.
Connected with the Minister of Cus-
toms, Ottawa.
Port of Victoria.— Office, Wharf
St. Collector of Customs, Registrar of
Shipping, Controller of Chinese and
Dommion Appraiser, A. R. Milne;
Chief Clerk, John C. Newbury ; Ap-
praiser, W. Shears ; Postal Examiner,
E. Fawcett; Clerks: C. Fletcher, H.
W. Graves, Wro. Atkins, F. Berry, F.
W. Davie, G. F. D. Simpson, T.
Roberts, Loftus Browne; Landing
Waiter, W. A. Franklin; Tide
WaitPiti, F. J. Morrison, Robert
Lawson, Frank Armstrong; Preven-
tive OflScer, H. E. Beckwith ; Packer,
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. Saanioh —
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.
Port of Vancouver, — Office, New
Dom. Bldg., Granville St. Collector,
Registrar and Surveyor of Shippi ng.
Sunt, of Mercantile J'tarine a-^d Co
troller of Chinese, J. M. ^.'-wci!,
Chief Clerk, C. A. Worsnop; ' c. ,
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.
Port of New Westminster. — Office,
Mary St., Collector and Inspectors!
Customs, Registrar and Survevor 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 Snb-Collector, J. C.
Rykert, jr. Huntington — Preventive
Officer and Sub-Collector, B. R. Mc-
Denald. Upper Sumas — Preventive
OfScor, Eraser 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.
DEPARTMENT OP .TDSTICE.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
In connection with the Minister of
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Justice, Sir J. S. D, ThompRon, K. C.
M. G. : Chief Justice, Sir Matthew
i B. Begbie, Victoria. Puisne Judges:
Hon. H. P. P. Crease, Victoria; Hon.
John F. McCreight.NewW estminster ;
Hon. G. A. Walkem, Victoria; Hon.
M. T. Dral:e, Victoria.
COUNTY COURT JUDGES.
Nanaimo, His Honor Eli Harrison,
jr. ; New Westminster, His Honor
W. Morman Bole; Yale, His Honor
W. Ward Sptnks.
HARBOR MASTERS AND PORT WARDENS.
Connected with the Minister of
Marine, Ottawa, Hon. C. H. Tuppor ;
Victoria, Capt. W. K.Clarke. Harbor
Master, Port Warden, and Lloyd's
Surveyor, otfice, Yates street ; Nanai-
mo, E.Quennel, office, Commercial St. ;
Vancouver, M. W. Thain, office, 510
Cordova street; New Westminster, J.
N. Dra|/er, office. Front street.
IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT.
The local Im migration Departments
were aooliihed during the past year.
The Work of the departments is now
looked after by the Customs officials.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the Minister of
the Interior, Ottawa, Hon.T.K.I ,ly:
Victoria, head office, 20 Douglas
street; Reserve Commissioner, Hon.
P. O'Reilly, Victoria ; former super-
intendent, Lieut-Col. I. W. Powell,
Victoria ; present superintendent,
Arthur Wellesley Vowell; clerk, J.
V'r. Mackay; head Surveyor, A. H.
'rcen, C.E. ; Surveyors, F. A. Dev-
e '^aux, E. Skinner; Assistant clerk,
V McLaughlin; Messenger, John
' aiVi'iron. Agents: R. H. Pidcock,
Alt t Bay; R. E. Loring, Hazeiton,
Skeena River ; W. T. Wood, Kam-
loops ; Michael Phillips, Kootenay;
John Gower, 160-Mile House ;
Charlc Podd, Metlakahtla ; Frank
Devlin, iNew Westminster; William
Henry Lomas, Quamichan; Harry
Guillod, Alberni, Barclay Sound.
INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the Minister of
Inland Revenue, Ottawa, Hon. John
Costigan; Victoria, chief office — Cus-
tom House Inspector, W.Gill ; Collec-
tor, R. Jonea; Deputy Collector, G.
Williams ; Excise Officer, D.Sullivan ;
Messenger, Charles Perkins. Nanai-
mo -Deputy Collector, W. K. Leigh-
i,on, office. Bastion street. New
Westminster — Deputy Collector, Wm.
Wolfenden ; Customs Dept, J.S.Clute,
office, Mary, corner Columbia. Van-
couver — Collector, J. E. Miller, 332
Cordova street; Deputy Collector, E.
Harvey. Kamloops, Deputy Collec-
tor, E. H. Jones. Nelson — Deputy
Collector, Richard Blundell. Revel-
stoke — J. Kirkup.
INSPECTOR OF STEAMBOATS, ETC.
Connected with the department of
Minister of Marine, Ottawa, Hon. C.
H. Tupper; Victoria, J. A. Thomson;
office. Custom House, Wharf street.
INSPECTOR OF HULLS.
Connected with the department of
Marine — Minister, Hon.C.H.Tupper,
Ottawa. Victoria, R. Collister.
DOMINION LANDS AND TIMBER DE-
PARTMENT.
In connection with Department of
the Interior. Plead office, Ottawa,
Ont. Minirfter of the Interior, Hon.
T. Mayne Daly ; Deputy Minister, A.
M. Burgess; Secretary,' John R.Hall;
Assistant Secretary, Lyrdwode Per-
eira ; Inspector of Agencies, J. M.
Gordon, Winnipeg office — Commis-
sioner of Dominion Lands, H. H.
Smith, M.L.B. ; Secretary Dominion
Lands Board, T. R. Burpe; Assistant
Secretary, R. A. Ruttan. Calgary
office — Superintendent of Mines, W.
Pearse. New Westminster offices —
Postoffice Building, Columbia
street ; Dominion Land Agent, John
McKenzie, D.L.S., A. Can. Soc. C.E. ;
Crown Timber Agent, T. S. Higgin-
son ; Inspector of Homesteads, J. S.
Macdonell ; Senior Clerk, C. W.
Homer ; Stenographer and Type-
writist , T. C. White. Kamloops
office — Agent, Capt. E. A. Nash.
MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT.
Connected with the Minister of
Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, Hon.
C.H. Tupper. Victoria — Office, Cus-
tom House, Wharf street ; Agent
(Marine), Capt. J. Gaudin. New
Westminster — Office, Custom House,
Mary street ; Inspector, John McNab ;
Caretaker of Hatchery, Thomas Mc<
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Neish ; Fishery Guardians— Fraser
River, C. F. Green, C. D. Grant;
Comox River, John Berkeley ; Cow-
ichan River, W.H.Lomas; Nanaimo
River, L. Good; Skeena River, M.K.
Morrison.
PENTTENTIARY.
Sapperton Road, New Westminster,
in connection with the Department of
Justice, Ottawa. Minister, Hon. Sir
John S. ^ Thompson ; Inspector of
Penitent! pp J. D. Moylan. War-
den, A. R. . / ; Deputy Warden,
James Fitz-k ns; Accountant,
Storekeeper ai.. Schoolmaster, W.
H. Keary; Protestant Chaplain, Rev.
R. Jamieaon ; Roman Catholic Chap-
lain, Rev. Father Guertin, O.M.I. ;
Acting-Surgeon, W. A. DeWolf
Smith; Steward, T. W. Mclnnes;
Hospital Overseer, W. J. Carroll.
PILOTAGE.
Pilot Commissioners connected
with the Marine and Fishery Depart-
ment, Ottawa, Minister, Hon. C. H.
Tupper. Victoria Pilot Board — Chap-
man, R. P. Rithet, Capt. W. R.
Clarke, T.B. Hall, Robt. Ward; E.
Crow Baker, Sec'y-Treas'r; Pilots —
John Thompson, James Ramsay,
Samuel M. Buckman. John Newby,
Thos. Bebbinpton; Nanaimo — Pilot-
age Authority Office, Bastion street ;
Commissioners, E. Quennell, J.
E.Jenkins; .Sec'y, 0. C. McKenzie;
Pilots — James Bendrot, John Sabis-
ton, sr., John Sabiston, jr., D. Mor-
rison, James Christensen. Yale and
New Westminster — Pilotage Authority
Office, 510 Cordova street, Vancou-
ver; Chairman, R. H. Alexander, B.
Springer, C. G. Major; Sec'y, C.
Gardiner Johnson ; Pilots — Wm. Et-
tershank, Donald Urquhart, George
W. Robertson.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the head office,
Ottawa. Postmaster-General, Hon.
Sir Adolph P. Caron. Victoria — Noah
Shakespeare; Inspector, E. H.
Fletcher; Asst. -Inspector, W. H.
Dorman. Nanaimo — A. H. Home.
Vancouver — J. Miller. New West-
minster— J. C. Brown. Chilliwhack
— Samuel Mellard. Kainloops — E.
H. Jones. For remainder of Post-
masters and Postoffices in the Pro-
vince refer to index.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF CANADA-
In connection with the Minister of
Public Works, Hon. Joseph A. Oui-
met, Q.C., Ottawa. Victoria — Office.
Five Sisters' Block (Room 24), Fort
street; Resident Engineer, F. C.
Gamble ; Accountant, C. N. McDon-
ald; Draughtsman, C. C. Worsfold;
Typewriter, D. C. Tuck ; Messenger,
Walter Noel.
QUARANTINE DEPARTMENT.
(See Department of Agriculture.)
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, VIC-
TORIA.
Minister of Agriculture, Hon. J.
H. Turner, Victoria; Statistician,
James R. Anderson ; Supt. of Quaran-
tine for British Columbia, Dr.
W. McNaughton Jones, Office, Wil-
liams Head ; Caretaker at Albert Head
Quarantine Station, Walter Poole.
The Custom House officials act as
Quarantine Officers in their respec-
tive districts.
DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATION AND IM-
MIGRATION.
Minister of Education, Hon. Coir
James Baker; Superintendent o'
p]ducation, S. D. Pope, L.L.D. ; In-
spectors of Schools, D. Wilson, B.A.,
and W. Burns, B.A. ; Clerk, W. F.
C. Pope. Immigration Agent, John
Jessop; Office, Government Build-
ings, James Bay, Victoria.
S.WINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the Minister of
Finance, Hon. G. E. Foster, Ottawa ;
Victoria — Head Office, Postoffice
Building, Government street; Man-
ager, J. H. MacLaughlin; Account-
ant, D. B. McConnan ; Paying Teller,
K. A. Finlayson ; Receiving Teller,
vacant.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND OA8
DEPARTMENT.
In connection with the Minister of
Inland Revenue, Ottawa — Hon. John
Costigan. Victoria — Office, 64 Lang-
ley street; Inspector, H. Findley.
Nanaimo — Office, Postoffice Build-
ings; Asst.-Inspector (W. & M. only)
W. K. Leighton.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOBY.
Provincial Government Officials
Throughout the Province.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOB'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, E. Wolfenden;
Foreman, R. Butler; Ist Printer, J.
Pottinger ; 2nd Printer, F. Partridge ;
3rd Printer, F. Shakespeare; 4th
Printer, E. Cameron ; 6th Printer,
R. W. Clarke; Pressman, F. Butler;
Ass istant, 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.
Ve'non; Deputy Commissioner, W.
S. Gore; Chief Clerk, B. H. John;
Surveyor-General, Thoa. Kains;
Draughtsman, E. B. McKay; Ist As-
sistant Draughtsman, C. M.Roberts;
2nd Assistant Draughtsman, T. Ham-
ford; Clerk of Records, S. Phipps;
Bookkeeper, T. E. Wooldridge ; Clerk
and Typewriter, H.Cathcart; Clerks,
T, C. Boulton, G. V. Cuppage.
PROVINCIAL TIMBER INSPECTORS.
1st Inspecvor, R. J. Skinner; 2nd
Inspector, D. McRae.
MINES INSPECTION.
Inspectoi- of Mines, A. Dick, Nan-
aimo.
INSPECTOR OF FRUIT PESTS.
Inspector, E. Hutcherson, Ladners,
ASSAY OFFICE,
Assayer, Herbert Carmichael,
SUPREME COURT.
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. \V. 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; 3rd 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. H. Baker; Clerk, J. E.
Bridgman.
BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
Registrar-General, C. J. Leggatt.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
C. Booth ; Assistant, C. W. Jen-
kinson; Clerk, W. O. Carter.
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; Ist Keeper, H.
Young ; 2nd Keeper, H. H. Williams ;
3rd Keeper, W. T. S. House; 4th
Keeper, D. McCowan; 5th Keeper,
J. D. Hopkins ; 6th Keeper, A. Ab-
bott; 7th Keeper, H. Gunn; 8th
Keeper, C. S. Campbell ; 9th Keeper,
J. Harper; lOtb Keeper, J. Denni-
^on; Matron, F. Rose; Assistant Ma-
tron, E. McCowan; 2nd Assistant
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Matron, M. Fillimore; Cook, J.
Chambers; Assistant Cook, ^l. Reid;
Night Watehmau, R. Anderson.
SUPERINTENDENCE OF I'OLICE.
Superintendent of Provincial Po-
lice, F. Hussey; Sergeant, J. M.
Langley ; Constables, I. M. Hu^f'.i-
son, Win. 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; 3rd Gaoler, R. Liddell; 1st
Convict Guard, A. Thomas; 2nd Con-
vict Guard, 3rd Con-
vict Guard. J. Mellon ; Medical Offi-
cer, J. S. Helmcken, M.D.
GOVERN.MKNT AGENTS.
Alberni, Geo. A. Smith, residence
Alberni ; Cariboo, John Bowron,
Richfield; Cassiar, James Porter,
Laketon; Comox, Sam. Creech, Co-
mox; Cowichan, H. 0. Wellburn,
Duncan ; Forks Quesnelle, William
Stephenson, Forks Quesnelle; Kam-
loopg, Geo. C. Tunstall, Kamloops;
Kootenay East, A. P. Cummins,
Donald; Kootenay West, N. Fitz-
stubbs, Nelson ; Lillooet, Fred Soues,
Clinton; Nanaimo, Marshall Brav,
Nanaimo; New Westminster, C.
Warwick, New Westminster; Nicola,
John Clapperton, 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 County
Court; Cummins, A. P., Donald,
Kootenay.
COUNTY COURTS.
Vancouver, A. E. Beck, Registrar;
Deputy Registrar, W. J. Thicke;
Clerk, J. 0. Dockerill ; Janitor, A. B.
Green. New Westminster, W. H.
Falding, Registrar; J. J. Cambridge,
Deputy Registrar.
SUPREME COURT.
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. S. Corrigan ; Ist Clerk, C. E.
Jlolt; 2nd Clerk, J. H. Vidal; 3rd
Clerk, G.W.Aikman; 4th Clerk, J.
J. Johnston, Clerk, R.T. F. Granger;
Clerk, G. A. Miller. Vancouver —
District Registrar, T. O. Townley;
1st Clerk, F. X. Martin; 2nd Clerk,
F. W. Hartley; 3rd Clerk, W. S.
Wiffin ; 4th Clei k, L. A. Martin ; 5th
Clerk, H. J. Sharp.
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES AND THEIR
JURISDICTION.
Donald, A. P. Cummins, East
Kootenay, E. D. ; Esquimau, E. B.
Reed. Countv of Vicloria; 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; Neii) Westminster,
N. W. Bole, Province; Vernon. Moses
Lumbv, S.M., County of \ale; Vic-
toria, h, Y. Wooton, Victoria; Lil-
looet, C. Phair, Counties of Cariboo
and Yale; New Westminster, G. Pit-
tend righ. County of Westminster;
Victoria, F. Macrae, County of Vic-
toria.
SHERIFFS AND THE BOUNDARIES OF
THEIR .1URISDICTI0N.
[a.] County of Victoria — Sheriff,
James Eliphalet McMillan, Esq. ;
?ost office address, Victoria, B.C.
iimits of Bailiwick: Vancouver
Island and the Islands adjacent
thereto, and Queen Charlotte Islands,
but excepting the Electoral Districts*
of Nanaimo, Cowichan and Comox.
[h.] County of Westminster —
Sheriff, T. J. Armstrong, Esquire;
post office address. New Westminster,
B.C. Limits of Bailiwick: The Elec-
toral Districts* of New Westminster
and New Westminster City, and
the Hope and Yale Polling Diviaione*
of the Electoral District* of Yale,
and throughout the Islands adjacent
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thereto, other than Queen Charlotte
Islands .
[c] County of Yale, — Sheriff, Ar-
thur Gore Pemberton, Esquire; poet
officeaddress, Kamloops, B.C. Limits
of Bailiwick : The Kamloops, Nicola
Lake, Okana^an and Rock Creek
Polling Divisions* of the Electoral
District of Yale.
[d.] County of Cariboo. — Sheriff,
John Stevenson, Esquire ; post office
address, Barkerville, B.C. Limits of
Bailiwick: The Electoral Distiict.s*
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, Donald, B.C. Limits of
Bailiwick, the Electoral District* of
Kootenay.
[/.] County of Nanaimo — Sheriff,
Samuel Drake, Esquire; post office
address, Nanaimo, B.C. Limits of
Bailiwick, the Electoral Districts* of
Nanaimo, Comox, Cowichan and
Cassiar.
County of Vancouver — Sheriff, I.
D. Halls, Esquire; post office ad-
dress, V"ncouver. Limits of Baili-
wick, the Vancouver City Electoral
District and that portion of the West-
minster Electoral District described
in Section 3 of the " Sheriffs' Act
Amendment Act, 1893."
*The Electoral Districts and Pollir g
Divisions above referred to are the
Electoral Districts and Polling Divi-
sions as the same existed on the 7th
day of February, A.D. 1890.
POLICE AND GAOL.
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; 3rd Gaoler, Geoige Robert-
son ; Medical Officer, I. M. McLean ;
1st Convict Guard, J. Burr; 2nd
Convict Guard, A. O'Connor; 3rd
Convict Guard, Michael T^vell ; Con-
stable and Collector, Burfbrd Inlet,
G. A. Calbick.
Nanaimo — Assistant Government
Agent, H. Stanton, Nanaimo; Clerk,
Geo. Tiiompson, Nanaimo; Gaoler
and Constable, W. Stewart; Con-
stable and Assistant Gaoler, S.
Drake ; 3rd Constable and Assistant
Gaoler, W. H. Boyd; Constable, A.
McKinnon; 1st Convict Guard, A.
Hamilton; 2nd Convict Guard, H.
Mclndo ; Medical Officer, L. T.
Davis, M.D.; Caretaker, J. Sage;
Constable at Wellington, D. Stephen-
son; Constable at Northtield, E.
Shakespeare.
Alberni — Constable, C. A. Cox.
Yale and Ashcroft — Constable and
Collector, J . W. Burr, residence.Ash-
croft.
Kamloops — Constable and Collec-
tor, H. 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-
Laren; Medical Officer, E. Furrer,
M. D.
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. CuUen, 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.
Larabley, Osovoos; Constable and
Recorder, H.llunter, Granite Creek;
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Constable and Collector, W. G. Mac-
rnynn, Bock Creek.
C a 8 B i a r District — Government
Apent and Collector, J. Flewin, Fort
Simpson ; Constable, R. Thos. Har-
vey,* Stickeen; Con table, R. E.
Donehue, Naas.
Cariboo District — Gold Commis-
sioner, J. Bowron, Rici.field; Chief
Constable and Clerk of County
Court, G. Cowan, Richfield ; Collec-
tor, J. iStevenson, Barkerville; Gov-
ernment Agent and Collector, etc.,
W. Stephenson, Forks Quesnelle.
Esquimalt — Constable, J. D.
Campbell.
Cowichan District — Constable, J.
Maitland Dougall, Corfleld, Cowichan
Electoral District, Cowichan.
Comox District — Constable, Asses-
sor and Collector, W. B. Anderson,
Comox ; Constable, Assessor and
Collector, E. Smithurst, South Co-
mox; Constable, Assessor and Col-
lector, P. Woollacott, Alert Bay.
Lillooet Districu -Gold Commis-
sioner, F. Soues, Clinton ; Assessor,
Collector and Recorder, C. Phair,
Lillooet.
Salt Spring Island— J. Broadwell.
GOLD COMMISSIONERS.
For the Province— The Hon. F. G.
Vernon, Chief Commissioner of
Lands and Works, Victoria.
P^or the Cassiar District — James
Porter, Laketon, Cassiar.
For the Lillooet District— Freder-
ick Soues, Clinton.
For the East Kootenay District —
A. P. Cummins, Donald.
For the West Kootenay District—
N. Fitzstubbs, Nelson.
For certain portions of Yale Dis-
trict—Mr. M. Lumby, Vernon; J.
C. Tunstall, Kamloops; W. Todd,
Yale.
COURT OP REVISION AND APPEAL.
(The Islands.)
W. H. Mawdsley; Assessor and
Collector, Ed. Walter, Ganges Har-
bor; Assessor and Collector, W. M.
Robson, Mayne Island.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
Victoria City and Esquimalt Dis-
tricts, H. W. H. Combee ; Victoria
District, J. S. Meldram ; New West-
minster City, C. Warwick; Nanaimo
and City of Nanaimo Districts, M.
Bray; Lillooet, F. Soues; East
Kootenay, 8. Redgrave ; Burrard In-
let, A. E. Beck ; Cowichan District,
H. O. Welburn ; Comox District, W.
B. Anderson ; Cassiar District, James
Porter; Alberni District, G. A.
Smith ; The Islands, J. Broadwell ;
Chilliwhack, H. Mellard; Nelson, N.
Fitzstubbs; Revelstoke, J. Kirkup;
Skeena P. D. Cassiar E. D., J.
Flewin; Cariboo E. D., J. Bowron;
Yale, G. C. Tunstall.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTORS.
New Westminster — E. L. Kirk-
land, Assessor and Collector; W. L.
Fagan, Assistant Assessor and As-
sistant Collector ; C. Fisher.
Notaries Public and Their Juris'
diction.
VICTORIA.
H. B. W. Aikman, J. J. Austin, E.
Crow Baker, C. (J. Ballentine i.
L. Belyea, J. St. C. Blacketi, E. V.
Bodwell, Beaumont Boggs, A. J.
W. Bridgman, Cieo. Byrnes, F. J.
Claxton, Lindley Crease, Hy. Croft,
W. H. Danby, M. E. Dansereau,
Theo; Davie, W. E. Deveraux, B.
H. T. Drake, A. S. Dumbleton, D.
M. Eberts, Thornton Fell, A. St. G.
Flint, F. B. Gregory, G. H. Hall,
U. S. Hampson, D. R. Harris, E.
A. Hart, J. C. Hayes. H. F. Heis-
terman, H. D. Helmcken, D. W.
Hi^gins, C. A. Holland, P. M.
Irving, R. E. Jackson, E. M.John-
son, A. W. Jones, A. P. Luxton, C.
J. Loewen, C. D. Mason, A. C.
Martin, H. S. Mason, W. H.
Mason, T. S. Milliaan, 8. P. Mills,
C. F. Moore, A. A. Moore, B. S.
Oddy, John Oliver, C C. Pember-
ton, F. B.Pemberton.G. A, Perrin,
Wm. Pollard, C. E. Pooley, F. G.
Rayner, A. C. Reddie, C. F.
Roberts, H. C. Robinson, Geo.
A. Sargison, Geo. Simon, N.
P. Snowden, W. J. Taylor, E. J.
Thaip, C. T. Tolmie, J. P. Walls,
B. Williams, C. Wflson, E. E.
Wooton, William Henry Grove,
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Ashcroft — J. J
Barkerville — i
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Cache Creek—
Chilliwhack—
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Comox — Wm.
Sutherland,
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Cloverdale — J
Coquitlam — R
Cowichan — II
Donald — L. J.
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Duncans — H.
S3nderby — Cof
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Fairview — H.
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Golden — A. ]
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Lillooet— R. I
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Nanaimo — E.
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more, M. McLeod, James Jeffrey,
A. McNaughton Jones, Robert
Irving, Joseph H. Bowes, Montagu
S. Davys, Geo. If. Barnard.
THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE.
Ainsworth — H. Anderson, J.Hughes,
E. S. Wilson, J. L. Retallack.
Alberni — G. A Smith.
Armstrong — Thos. Spence.
Ashcroft — J. J. McKay.
Bariterville — S. Rogers.
Blaine — I. S. McLean.
Cache Creek — C. A. Semlin.
Chilliwhack — A. H. Gillandera, S.
Millard.
Comox — \Vm. Halliday, J. Robb, J.
Sutherland, W. Harvey, G. ¥.
Drabble.
Cloverdale — J. F. (ialbralth.
Coquitlam— R. B. Kelly.
Cowichan — H. O. WePJurn.
Donald — L. J. Edwa'ds, G. C. Man-
uel, G. M. Spraggy, A. W. Vowel',
J. C. Steen.
Duncans — H. Fry.
Enderby — Costerton, Sam Gibbs, C.
E. 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, M. W. Spinks.W. H. Whitten-
den, J. Mcintosh.
Kaslo— T. J. Broadley, C. W. McAnn.
Ladners Landing — \Vm. 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. Maudsley.
Mount Lehn.an — D. W. Sutherland.
Nanaimo— E. E. Potts, A. D. Will-
iams, P. A. Vidler, Chas. Demp-
ster, W. E. Norris, C. R. Hardy,
W. H. Field, A. H. Home, Geo. A.
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. E. Hodgins,
W. N. Rolfe, E. P. Whalley, E. C.
Carpenter.
New Denver — L. N. ArmH, West
Kootenav.
New Westminster — E. Brenchley, A.
S. Fletcher, J. L. Cole, G. Herbert
Robs, W. J. Sinclair, G. F. Turner,
H. L. Jenns, W. M. Gray, R. W.
Armstrong, O. T.Atkinson, J. A.C.
Brvdone-Jack, J. F. Coulthard, G.
H.' Cross, L, P. Eckstein. W. 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.
Trapn, W. J. Walker, E. H. Port,
A. E. Tregent, H. F. Clinton, T. J.
Armstrong. A.E. Rand, P.L. Florin,
D. Robson, A.PhiUip, O.L. Spencer,
R. McBride, J. B.Cherry, J. Clute,
jr., R. 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.
Sooth Thompson — Jas Ross.
Spallumcheen — D. Rabbitt, G. J.
Wallace.
Steveston — W. J. Drumii 'j.id.
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, G. Randing, A.
M. Beattie, J. A. Green, R. A.
Anderson, Robert Barker, A. E.
Black. A. S. Black, A. P. Black, F.
C. Bod well, J. Boultbee, J. M. Bux-
ton, J. Ca^ ipbell, F. M.Caldecotte,
W. Clements, H. T. Devine, A. B.
Diplock, G. E. Farrier, W. M.
Ferris, A. J. Forin, G. H. Geary,
W. H. Goodwin, J. Z. Hall, J. H.
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8ton, F. W. Johnston, H. A. Jones,
G. A. Gordon, A. C. Leask, A. E.
Lees, M. A. McLean, L. G. McPhil-
lips, A. E. McGee, H. A. Mellon,
A. C Muir, H. Mutrie. E.NichoUs,
C. D, Rand, E. E. Rand, S. O.
Richards, A. W. Ross, F. W.
Rounsefell, John Ronnsefell, i.
Schofleld, B. Springer, Jaa Stanley,
H. L. Snowden, J. M. Spinks, R.G.
Tatlow, T. O Townley, F.H. Tuck,
D. S. Wallbridge, J.M. Whitehead,
A. Williams, J. Wulffaohn, E. M.
Yarwood, W. Farrell, A.L.Russell,
8. J. Henderson, W. Weeks, W. C.
Archer, C. E. Hope, J. W. McFar-
land, S. J. Emanuels, R. D. Pitt,
D. G. Marshall, A. J. Boyd, W. R.
Robertson, W. SuUey, C. R. Ham-
ilton, J. J. Bamfield, T. Mathews,
J. H. Senkler, C. B. Macneil, J. W.
Home, A. P. Judge, C. 8. Douglas,
R. D. Kimmond.
Vernon — R. S. Hannah, W. 1. Har-
ber, C. W. Ireland, F. McGowen,
F. Billings.
Wellington— E. W. Bickle.
Windermere — Geo. Goldie.
EDUCATION.
The following extracts from tbe
twenty -first annual report of the Sup-
erintendent of Education for 1892,
shows not only a large increase in en-
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, 134.
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 10,773 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 sam« period.
The total expenditure by the Lauds
and Works Department for the con-
struction of school houses, furniture,
repairs and improvements was $47,-
192.58.
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 10,773
Increase for the year. . . . 1.513
Number of boys enrolled. . . . 5,437
Increase for the year. . . . 712
Number of girls enrolled . . . 6,336
Increase for the year. . . . 801
Average actual daily attend-
ance 6,227.10
Increase for the year. . . . 1,092,19
Number of pupils enrolled in
High schools 312
Increase for the year .... 56
Average actual daily attend-
ance in High schools 204.53
Average actu^ daily attend-
ance in Graded schools. . . 3,812,77
Average actual daily attend-
ance in Rural schools .... 2,209,80
Number of School Districts
at close of year 154
Increase for the year .... 13
Official List of Authorized Provin-
cial Land Survpyv^rs.
Allan, Wm„ Bridge C'k, Lillooet,
Aylmer, Hon. F. W., Cranbrook,
East.
Bigger, C. A,, D,L.S., Victoria, Koote-
nay.
Brady. Jas., D.L.8.,
♦Brownlee, J.H.,D.L.S., "
Burnyeat, J. P., Vernon.
Burnet, Hug i, D.L.8., Victoria.
Burnet, Petei, D.L.S., Vancouver.
Busk, C, W,, Nelson, Kootenay,
Champion, James, Barkerville.
Coryell, J. A., Vernon.
Cotton, A. F.,D.L.S., New Westmin-
ster.
Cridge, R., Victoria.
Cummins, A. P., Donald.
Cummins, H. L., Golden.
Devereux, F., Victoria.
T. DOBESON, N. W. DOBESON.
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Devereux, W., Victoria.
Drabble, G. F., Comox.
Driscol, A., D.L.S.. Kamloops.
Dashesney, E. M. J., Vancouver.
Farwell, A. S., Vict ria.
Fielding, John, "
Fletcher, Frank, Vancouver.
Fletcher, O., D.L.8., Victoria.
Fletcher, E. T., D.L.8.. "
Fry, H. Jr., Cowichan.
Gamble, F. C, Vititoria.
Garden, Hermon & Burwell, D.L.S.,
Vancouver.
Gauvreau, N. B., New Weatminster.
Gore, T.8., D.L.S., Victoria.
Gore, W. S., Deputy Com. L. & W.,
Victoria.
Gray, J. H., Victoria.
Green, A. H., '«
Hargreaves, Geo., Victoria.
Harris, D. R., "
Hawkins, A. H., Vancouver.
Henderson, W., D.L.S., New West-
minster.
Heyland, R., Nanaimo.
Hill, A. J., New Westminster.
Homfray, R., Victoria.
Howse, A. R., Vancouver.
Hunter, Joseph, Victoria.
Irving, H. Bell, Vancouver.
Jane, John, Savona.
Jenimett, Capt., New Westminster.
Jephson, R. J., D.L.S., Calgary, Al-
*Kains," Tom, D.L.S., Surv'r-Gen'l,
Victoria.
*Kirk, J. A., D.L.S., New Westmin-
ster.
Latimer, F. H., D.L.8., Vancouver.
Lee, R. H., Kamloops.
*Leech, P. J., Victoria.
Lynn, W. L.,
ftlahoo<i, Jas., "
McGregor, J. H., "
Maclure, John, Chilliwack.
Mackay, A. E., Victoria.
McKay, E.B.,
*.McKenzie, John, D.L.S., New West-
minster.
McVittie, Bros., D.L.S., Fairmont
8prings.
Mohun, Ed., Victoria.
O'Dwyer, J. 8., D.L.8., Vancouver.
Palmer, R. E., Vancouver.
Patrick, A. P., D.L.S., Calgary, Al-
berta.
Pemberton, J. D., Victoria.
Pemberton, F. B.,
Perry, C. E., Victoria.
*Pinder, W.,
Pelly, R. 8., 8pallumcheen.
Poudrier, A. L., D.L.S., Victoria.
Priest, E., Nanaimo.
Ralph, Wm., D.L.S., Victoria.
Ritchie, J. F., New Westminster.
Skinner, E., Victoria.
Smith, Geo. A., Alberni.
Smith, H. B., Victoria.
StoesB, Clias. A., Vancouver.
Strathern, John, D.L.8, Vancouver.
Summerfield, Peter, Victoria.
Sutton, John, Nelson.
Thompson, Capt., Burton Prairie.
Thomson, D. T., Victoria.
Trutch. John, "
Tuck, 8. P., "
Turner, Geo., New Westminster.
Vaughan, J. W., D.L.S., Vancouver.
Warren, H. R., Vancouver.
Wheeler, A. 0., New Westminster.
Wilkinson, Ed., Victoria.
Williams, Sidney, Vancouver.
Wilmot, E. A.., Victoria.
Woods, C. E., New Westminster,
McGregor, J. H., Victoria.
Fielding, Jno., Victoria.
Thursby, A. D., Victoria.
Twijig, H. F. E., Vancouver.
Parr, Thos. H., Victoria.
Going, A. 8., Victoria.
EUacott, 0. H., Victoria.
Dawson, Geo. H., Vancouver.'
Burnett, Kenneth L., Vancouver.
Bauer, Wm., Kaslo.
Brewry, W. S., Ottawa.
Corrigan, Geo. D., Vancouver.
Sherman, Ruyter S., Vancouver.
Ross, Jos. E., New Westminster.
*Board of Examiners for P.L.S.
British Columbia Medical Council.
Elected May, 1893.
President, Dr. E. B. C. Hanington ;
Vice-President, Dr. J. M. Lefevre ;
Registrar and Secretary, Dr. Geo.
L. Milne; Treasurer, Dr. J. M.
Lefevre; Executive, Dr. John C.
Davie, Dr. W. J. McGuigan, Dr. W.
A. DeWolf Smith, Dr. J. A.; Dun-
can ; Solicitor, A. E. McPhillips.
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le followtntr synopsis is given:
FirM. — " The Council shall admit
upon the register any person who
shall produce from any college or
school of medicine or surgery, reouir-
ing a three years' course of stuuy, a
diploma of »iualiHcation ; provided,
also, that the applicant shall
furnish to the Council satisfactory
evidence of identification, and pass
before the members thereof, or sucii
of them as may be appointed for tlie
purpose, a satisfactory examination
touching his fitness and capacity to
practice as a physician and surgeon."
18S6, c. 18, s. 28.
Second. — " The Council shall admit
upon the register every person men-
tioned in chapter 48 of the Acts of
Parliament of the United Kingdom,
passed in tiie 49th an<l 50th years of
Her Majesty's reign, duly registered
under the ' Me<lical Act,' (Imperial),
prior to and inclusive of the 30th
day of June, 1887, upon com-
plying with the orders, regula-
tions or by-laws of the Council and
giving due proof of such registration,
and that the person applying for reg-
istration has not lost the benefit of
same by reason of misconduct or
otherwise, and upon payment of the
fees, fixed by the Council, not to ex-
ceed one hundred dollars."
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.
Elected May, 1893.
names of medical practitioners en-
titled to practice in the
province.
Arthur, E. C, Nelson.
Ardagh, V. E. E., Metlakathla.
Beckingsale, O. L., Vernon.
Bentley, R. J., Westminster.
Bodington, G. F., Vancouver. ■
Bolton, A. E., Port Simpson.
Boggs, Geo. W., Westminster.
Brouse, J. E., VPsicouver.
Bruner, M. W., Kaslo.
Clarke, Sibree, Kamloops.
Clarke, R. B., Kamloops.
Cooper, H. M., Westminster.
Carroll, .John T., Vancouver.
Callanan, Michael, Nanaimo.
Crompton, Ernest, Victoria.
Campoell, W. Bell, Nanaimo.
Clarke, James, Soda Creek.
Corsan, Douglas, Victoria.
Davie, J. C, Victoria.
Davis, L. T., Nanaimo.
Duncan, J. A., Vi«rtoria.
Dickson, Jiindsny F., Cowichan.
Duncan, (Jeo. 11., Victoria.
Kberts, Duncan, Wellington.
Furrer, Edward, Kamloops.
Fagaii, C. J., Westminster.
Farwall. A. A., Harrison.
Foot, E. C, Victoria.
Ferguson, A. C , Vancouver.
Fraser, K. L. Victoria,
(farrow, .John, Vif toria.
Girdwood, Criloert,
CJoidon, E. P., V^ancouver.
Hail, F. W., Victoria.
Hall, T. S., Westminster.
Hall, John, Victoria.
Hanington, E. B. C, Victoria.
Harrison, H., Victoria.
Hehncken, J. S., Victoria.
Helmcken, J. D., Victoria.
Henderson, J. C, Chilliwack.
Hendrickson, W. M.,
Hall, E. A., Victoria.
Herald, Dundas, Langley.
Hasell, E. S., Victoria.
Herbert, Sidn«v, Donald,
Herald, R. T, W., Vancouver.
Holden, Donald B., Victoria.
Irving, Duncan Bell, Vancouver.
Johnston, Geo. D., Vancouver.
Jack, W. D. Brydone, Vancouver.
Jones, W. H. McN., 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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McGuigan, W. J., Vancouver.
Mclnnes, T. R., Victoria.
MoHwuin, A.
MttcGilliB, W. C, Victoria.
McLean, Daniel, Westminster.
McKechnio, R. E. Wellington.
Maclean, Charles, Fort Steele, B.C.
McLean, Ernest, H. 8., Revelatoke.
McNeil, Marv, Victoria.
Newcombe, C F., Victoria.
OfTerhaus, E. J., Hpallumcheen.
O'Brian. R. H. B.,
Powell, I. W., Victoria.
Praeger, A. E., Nanaimo.
Pearse, A. W., Nicola.
Redmond, W.,
Ren wick, W., Victoria.
Robertson, A. M., Vancouver.
Richardson, W. A., Victoria.
Reinhard, G. T. A. W., Barkerville.
Rice, P. J., Nanaimo.
Rogers, J. F. Bruce, Kaslo.
StogKett, H. C, Nanaimo.
Stevenson, E., Vancouver.
Smith. W. A. D., Westminster.
Smyth, William,
Sweat, J. A.,
Sanson, George, Clinton.
Strothers, W. T.,
Sproule, R. E., Victoria.
Sutton, A. M., Nicola Lake.
Thomas, A., Vancouver.
Tunstall, S. J., Vancouver.
Tunstall, Charles A., Nelson.
Titus, Hermon F.,
Williamson, Wm. P.,
Wade, 8. M., Victoria.
Walkem, W. W., Nanaimo.
Watt, Hugh, Victoria.
Walker, Richard Eden, Westminster.
Wilson, David H., Vancouver,
Watson, A. M., Duncan's.
Watt, A. T., Victoria.
Wilson, J. A. K., Ladner's Landing.
Williams, J. R., Nelson.
Young, William J., Comox.
CHURCH AND CLERICAL
DIRECTORY.
Church of England : Diocese of
Columbia, Vancouver Island.
OFFICERS of the INCORPORATED
SYNOD, DIOCESE OF COLUMBIA.
President— The Bight Rev. William
Willcox Perrin, D.D., Lord Bishop
of Columbia.
Chancellor — Hon. Mr. Justice M. W.
Tj^rwhitt Drake.
Registrar — Lindley Crease, Esq.
Treasurer— W. C. Ward, Esq.
Clerical Sec'y— The Ven. Arch-ioacon
Scriven, AI.A.
Lay Secretary — E. Baynes Reed, Esq.
Auditors — A. J. Weaver Bridgman,
Esq., J. Col tart, Esq.
Bankers— The Bank of British Col-
umbia.
Solicitors — Messrs. Drake, Jackson &
Helmcken.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Lord Bishop, President.
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS.
The Chancellor.
The Treasurer.
The Registni .
The Clerical Secretary.
The Lay Secretary.
ELECTED MEMBERS.
Clerical.
1 Rev. Canon Beanlands, M.A.
2 W. D. Barber, M.A.
3 G. W. Taylor.
4 Canon Paddon, B.A.
5 C. E. Cooper, M.A.
6 G. H. Tovey.
7 E. F. Lipscomb.
8 J. B. Hewetson, M.A.
Lay.
1 Hon. Col. Jas. Baker, M.P.P.
2 Lt.-Col. R. Wolfenden.
3 P. Wollaston, Esq.
4 J. H. Innes, Esq.
6 Tom Kains, Esq.
6 P. H. Marshall, Esq.
7 Beaumont Boggs, Esq.
8 Major 0. T. Dupont.
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. A., Rector and Sub-
Dean; Rev. J. B. Heweston, M. A.,
Curate.
Victoria, St. James — ^The Ven. Arch-
deacon Scriven, M. A.
Victoria, St. John's — Rev. P. Jenns.
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Tavlor.
Victo.ia, The Holy Saviour's— Rev.
W. D. Bai-ber, 11. A.
Alert. Pay— I?cv. A. J. Hall, C. M. S.
Boleskvne Ror.d, St. Marks— Rev. W.
H. P. Ardeu.
Ca iboro Bay— vacant.
Cjdar Hill, St. Luke, Lake, St. Mich-
ael — vacant.
Oedar District, North, St. Bartholo-
mew South, St. Phillip— Rev. E.G.
Miller.
Ohemanius, All Saints, and St. Mich-
ael, ani All Angels — Rev. D.
Holmes.
Comoi, St. Andrew— Rev. J. X. Wil-
lemar.
Oowichan, St. Peter, Somenos, and
Duncans- Rev. J. A. Leakey, B. A.
Esquimau, St. Paul— Rev. S. C.
Scholefield, M. A.
Metchosin and Sooke, St.Mary — Rev.
W. G. H. Ellison.
iNanaimo, St. Paul, Rev. Canon J. B.
Good ; St. Albans— Rev. G. H.
Tovey.
Northfield and East Wellington, St.
Luke — Rev. 0. E. Cooper, M. A.
Saanich, S'»uth, St. Steven, Saanich,
NorU Holy Trinity— Rev. F. G.
Christmas.
Salt Spring Island and Adjacent Is-
lands, St. Mark — Rev.J.P.Haslam.
Wellington and Departure Bay, St.
Matthew— Rev. J. W. Flinton.
Rev. Canon W. F. L. Paddon, B. A.,
Victoria.
Rev. E F. Lipscomb, Victoria.
Rev. C. E. Si-.arp, M.A., Victoria.
Rev. E. F. Wilson.
DIOCESK OF NEW WESTMINSTER —
OFFICERS OF THE SYNOD.
President, The Rt. Rev.A.W. Sillitoe,
D.D.. T^rd Bishop of New West-
minste.- ; Secretaries, Clerical, Rev.
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, Rev. George Ditcham,
Rev. H.G.Finnes-Clinton,Rev.H.
Irwin, Rev. E. P. Flewelling,
Messrs. E. A.Jenn8,W. Wolfenden,
W. Myles Gray, W. J. Walker, W.
Ferris.
CHURfH OF ENGLAND CLERGY — DIO-
CESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER.
New Westminster— Holy Trinity
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-
perton. The Ven. Chas. T. Woods.
M. A. ; Archdeacon of Columbia,
Rev. P. D. Woods.
Ashcroft with Nicola — Rev. Field
Yolland.
Cariboo — St. Saviour's, vacant.
Chir'wack- St. Thomas'. Rev. W.
Baugh Allen.
Eraser River — Missionary District,
Rev. Geo. Ditcham.
Kamloops — Rev. A. Shildrick, and
Rev. T. W. Outerbridge, Okanagan.
Lytton District (Whites)— Rev. R.
Small.
Lytton District (Indians) — Rev. R.
Small, and Rev. H. Edwards.
Penticton — Rev. Thos. Green.
Nelson- Rev. H. S. H. Kehurst.
Surrey— Christ Church, Rev. W.Bell.
Trenunt — All Saints', Rev. A. A.
Do well.
Vancouver (with Moody ville) — Rev.
H. G. Finnes-Clinton, B. A. ; Rev.
Field Yolland, ud Rev. V. Corbete
Lacey.
Vancouver — Christ Church, Rev. H.
Norman Tucke.-.
Vancouver-St. P'.ul's, Rev. E, P.
Flewelling.
Vale— St. John.^ (Whites) Rev. C.
Croucher.
Yale— St. John's (Indians) Rev. R.
Small.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND — DIOCESE OF
CALErONIA.
Lord Bishop of Caledonia — The Rt.
Rev. W. Ridley, D. D., Metlakatla,
B.C.
Archdeacon of Metlakatla — The Ven.
W. H. Collinson, Kincoulith.
Ckrgy /J— Native Catechists, 7 ; Mis-
sions, 11.
The Prceparandi Institute, Principal —
Rev. R. W. Gurd.
The Central Oirls' School Staff— Mtb.
Ridlev, (Hon.); Miss West and
Miss Legale.
The Oirls' Home, Hon. Supt. — Miaa
Dickenson.
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Victoria— S.
dral Bishop,
Lemmens, R
F. J. Letern
Van Nevel.
Alberni— Rev.
beke.
Comoy— Rev. F
Cowichan— Rev
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Hesquiat— Rev.
Kuper Island—
kele.
Kynquot— Rev.
Nanaimo— Rev.
Sianich— G. Vul
Wellington— W.
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N. Ouellette, C
F. Jayol, O. ]V
tenville, 0. M.
0. M. I.
St. Charles' [In
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Orphanage and
Women— Siste
Charity, Rev.
Shepherd, Sui
Kamloops— St.
I. M. Ley men,
F. Guertin, O
dard, O. M. I.
Boarding School
ter M. Beatrice
Industrial Scho<
and Girls— Re^
pal.
Kootenay— St. E
N. Cocoola, O.l
I. Jacob, O. M.
Industrial School
Girls— Rev. N.
Principal.
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Iron and Brata founder; General Maehintele,
All Klnde of BepaW; Hand and Marine. .
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The Caledonia Hospital, House Sur-
geon — Dr. Vernon, Ardagh, L. R.
C. P. and S.
The Roman Catholic Church and
Clergy.
BOMAN CATHOLIC CLEEGY — DIOCESi; OP
VANCOUVEE ISLAND.
Victoria — Si Andrew's Pro-Cathe-
dral Bishop, the Rt. Rev. J. N.
Lemmens, Revs. J. M. Mandart,
F. J. Leterme, J. Nicolaye, J. A.
Van Nevel.
Alberni— Rev. Father F. R. Ver-
beke.
Comoy — Rev. Father A. Duraud.
Cowichan— Rev. Fathers P. Rondout
and G. Van Gcetham.
Heaquiat — Rev. Father A. Brabr.nt.
Kuper Island—Rev. Father G. Don-
kele.
Kynquot — Rev. Father J. Menleman.
Nanaimo — Rev. Father E. Sobry,
Sianich — G. Vullings.
Wellington — W. Heynen.
DIOCESE OF NEW WE8TMINBTBB.
New Westminster City — Cathedral of
St. Peter, Rt. Rev. P. Durieu, O.
M. I. Bishop of N. W. ; Rev. J. M.
Fayard, O. M. I., Vic-Gen.; Rev.
N. Ouellette, O. M. I., Pastor; Rev.
F. Jayol, 0. M. I., Rev. A. Don-
tenville, 0. M. I., Rev. W. Morgan,
0. M. I.
St. Charles' [Indian Church] — Rev.
E. C. Chirouse, O. M. I.
Orphanage and Refuge for Fallen
Women — Sisters of Our Lady of
Charity, Rev. Mother of the Good
Shepherd, Supt.
Kamloops— St. Louis Church, Rev.
1. M. Leymen, O.M.I.,8upt., Rev.
F. Guertin, O. M. I., Rev. J. Be-
dard, 0. M. I.
Boarding School for Girls— Rev. Sis-
ter M. Beatrice, Supt.
Industrial School for Indian Boys
and Girls — Rev. A. Carion, Princi-
pal.
Kootenay— St. Eugene Mission, Rev.
N. Cocoola, O.IMLI., Director; Rev.
I. Jacob, O. M. I.
Industrial School for Indian Boys and
Girls— Rev. N. Cocoola, O. M. I.,
Principal.
Okanagan — Lake Mission, Rev. C. H.
Marchal, O. M. I., Director; Rev.
I. Richard, 0. M. I., Rev. W.
Walsh, O. M. I.
St. Joseph's Mission — Williams Lake,
Cariboo, Rev. A. Lejacq, O. M. I.,
Supt. ; Rev. D. Chiappini, O. M. I.,
Rev. C. DeVriendt, O. M. I.
Industrial School for Boys and Girls
— Rev. J. Lejacq, Principal.
St. Mary's Mission — Matsqui, Rev.
O. Oornellier, O.M,I., Supt. ; Rev.
E. 0. Chirouse, O. M. I., Rev.
E. Peytavin, 0. M. I.
Boarding School for Indian Boys-
Rev. 0. 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 City — Church of O. L. of
Rosary, Rev! H. Eummelin ; Revel-
stoke, Rev. Joseph Accorsini.
The Methodist Church.
VICTOBIA DISTBICT — VANCOUVBB
ISLAND.
Victoria — Metropolitan Methodist
Church, Rev. 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, Rev.E. Robson.
Chinese Mission, Fisguard Street, J.
E. Gardener.
Maple Bay — Rev. James Calvert
(Shoplands).
Nanaimo — Rev.R.R.Maitland,L.L.B.
Nanaimo Chinese Mission, vacant.
Northfield — vacant
Salt Spring Island
Saanich— Rev. Robert J. Irwin,
North Saanich.
Union — Rev. J. Robaon, B. A.
Wellington — Rev. Southcott.
NEW WESTMINSTEB DISTBICT.
New Westminster— Central — Rev. T.
W. Hall, T. D. Pearson, H. L.
Lovering and R. Whittington.
New Westminster — Sapperton — Rev.
H. E. Bayley, B. A.
New Westminster— West End— Rev.
J. P. HickB.
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New Westminster — Chinese — Rev.
Chan Sing Kai
Vancouver— Homer Street— Rev. C.
Watson.
Vancouver — Princess St.eet — Rev.
W. W. Baer.
Vancouver— Mount Pleasant — Rev.
S. J. Thompson.
Vancouver — Chinese — Rev. Lin Yick
Pang.
Agassiz — Vacant.
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.
Langlev — Rev. A. N. Miller.
Maple Ridge— Rev. W. Hicks.
Mission City — Rev. J. W. Winslow.
Richmond — Rev. A. Green (North
Arm).
Sumas — Rev. A. K. Sharpe.
Surrey — Rev. J. P. Bowell.
KAMLOOFS DISTRICT.
Ainsworth — Vacant.
Cariboo — Vacant.
Clinton — Rev. Harris.
Enderby — Rev. W. D. Misner.
Kamlodps — Rev. J. F. Betts.
Nelson and Slocan — Rev. Jas. Turner.
Nicola — Rev. J. Ashton, B.A.
Revelstoke and Donald — Rev. Pro-
cunrey.
Salmon Arm — Rev. D. D. Birks.
Similikameen — Rev. A. K. Sharp.
Vernon — Rev. 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. S. Anderson.
Naas — Rev. W. J. Stone.
Port Essington — Rev. D. Jennings.
Port Simpson — Rev. Thos. Crosby.
Queen Charlotte Island— Rev. B. C.
Freeman.
Upper ^keena — Vacant.
The Presbyterian Church and
Clergy.
Victoria— Rev. J. Campbell, M.A.,
Ph. D., let Presbyterian ChurcQ,
Pandora Avenue, residence 74 Cook
street.
Victoria — St. Andrew's, Douglas
street, vacant.
Victoria — Rev. D. Macrae, St.
Paul's, residence 67 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. Thomas
Scouler, St. Andrew's.
New Westminster— Rev. W. G. Mills,
B.A., West Church.
New Vv'estriiinster — Rev. W. R. Ross,
Sapperton.
Alberni — Rev. R. J. Adamson, -Rev.
J. A. McDonald, B.A.
Chilliwack — Rev. J. A. Logan.
Comox — Rev. Alex Fraser.
Kamloopa — Rev. A. Lee, B.A.
Kaslo — Rev. Mr. Martin.
Ladner's Landing — Rev. T. S. Glass-
ford, B.A.
Langley — Rev. Alex Tate.
Nanaimo — Rev. D. A. MacRae, St.
Andrew's.
Nelson— Rev. T. W. Rogers, B.A.
Nicola Lake — ReV. G. Murray.
North field— Rev. W. Stables' Smith.
Revalstoke- Mr. Thos. Paton, Cate-
chist.
Spallumcheen — Rev. J. K. Wright.
Spence's Bridge— Mr. T. G. McLeod,
Citechist.
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 Charge— Rev. J. A. Jaffary,
B.A., Rev. J. K. Smith, D.D.
Baptist Churches.
Nanaimo — Rev. G. E. Good, D.D.
New Westminster— Rev. J. H. Best.
Vancouver— Ist Baptist Church, Rev.
W. C. Weir, Mount Pleasant.
Victoria — Calvary, 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-EI.
Synagogue — Coi'ner Blanchard street
and Pandora i.venue.
Victoria— Rabbi, Dr. S. S. Philo.
President, D. Hart; Vice.-President,
J. Isaacs ; Treasnrer, F. Landsherg ;
Secretary, N. E. Rienhardt; Board
of Trustees — E. Prank, G.. Leiser,
Dr. S. M. Haris:i:.n, U. Bornstein,
M. Marks.
ACTIVE MILITIA.
Major-General Ivor John Caradoc
Herbert, C.B., comiHanding the Mil-
itia of Canada.
Aide-de-Camp, Capt. Eric Streat-
field [Lieut. Gordon Highlanders.]
MILITABY DISTRICT NO. 11, PROVINCB
OP 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. W. G.
Sparrow; Sergt. R. Boyd, Q.M.-
Sergt., Lce-Sergt. A. Gibson.
Commanding Royal Engineers —
Major H. H. Muirhead, R.E. ;
Military Foreman of Works, Q.M.
S. G. Reeve, R.E.
LOCAL CORPS.
British Columbia Battalion of Gar-
rison Artillery — Lieutenant-Col.
Commanding, E. G. Prior, M.P.,
A.D.C.; Adjutant, P. M. Irving,
Captain; Surgeon, Ed Hassell;
Paymaster, W. Shears, Hon.
Captain; Quartermaster, Vi. H.
Dorman, Hon. Captain.
No. 1 Battery, Victoria — Captain, va-
cant; Lieutenant A. G. Sargison;
2nd Lieutenant, Ross Munro.
No. 2 Battery, Victoria — Captain, W.
J. Quinlan; Lieutenant, B. Wil-
liams ; 2nd Lieutenant, F. Gregory.
No. 3 Battery, Victoria — Captain W.
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 ; Ist Lieu-
tenant, H. E. Port.
British Columbia Rifle Associations.
(established 1874.)
"For the encouragement of rifle
shooting in the Province."
PATRON :
H. H. the Lieutenant-Governor of
the Provinc
List of Ot iH — President, Lt.-Col.
R. Wolfeii.l.-u, R. L.: Yioe-Presi-
dents, the I >t>putv Adjutant-Gen-
eral, M. D. No. 11 ', ('apt McGii'gor,
Nanaimo; Hon. Sen r Mclnnes,
Victoria; Capt. Fietclier, R L., P
O. Drawer 26, Victoria, B . ( ' :
Treasurer, Capt . Dorman, B . C . B .
G . A . ; Assistant Secret \ry, Mr . J .
B . Taylor, 74 Government Street ;
Auditor, Capt . Shears, B . C . B
G. A.
Membership fee, $2 per annum ;
Life membership, |20 .
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.
Foreign Consuls in British Colum-
bia.
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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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Imperial German Consul — Carl Low-
enbertj, 82 Wharf Street.
Italy— Hon. J. H. Turner, M. P. P.,
Wharf Street.
Japanese — F. Schimurg, 421 Howe
Street, Vancouver.
Sweden and Norway — Robert Ward, 17
Fort St-eet, Victoria; Vice-Con-
Bul, W. A. Ward.
Sweden and Norway — B. Springer,
Vice-Consul, Mood.ville.
United States of America — Levi W.
Myers, 43 Government Street, Vic-
toria.
U. S- A. — r. H. Pierce, Commercial
Agent, Vancouver.
U. S. A. — W. B. Dennison, Consular
Agent, Nanaimo.
List of Incorporated Companies
Registered During 1893.
The Vancouver, British Columbia
and South Lawr. nee 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
Fluiqe 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 Com pan v,
Ltd. The Horse Fly Hydraulic Min-
ing Company, Ltd. The West Koot-
enay Land Company, Ltd. Kootenay
Lake General Hospital Sbcietv.
Loyal Fernwood Lodge, No. 178, of
the Canadian Order of Oddfellows, M.
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-
Eany, Ltd. The (Kanaka Bar Gold
iredging Company, Ltd. Prince
Albert Flat Hydraulic Mining Com-
pany, Ltd. Quesnelle Forks Canal
and Hy(Jrau(ic Mining Company,
Ltd. Tha Rtjvelstoke Printing and
PuUisliing Company, Ltd. Bridge
River Cold Mining Company, Ltd.
The Kaslo Wharfage, Storehouse and
Drayage Company, Ltd. The Dip-
lock Book and Stationery Company,
Ltd. Sutton Lumber and Trading
Company, 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. C. 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-
pany, Ltd. Kootanie Creek Gold
Mining Company, Ltd. The Canad-
ian Australian Commission and Trad-
inji Company, Ltd. The Vancouver
and Westminster Electric Tram-
way and Light Company, Ltd. The
Wycott Hydraulic Mining Company,
Ltd.
Telegraph Offices and Rates.
HEAD OFFICE, NEW YORK BLOCK, GRAN-
VILLE STREET, VANCOUVER — SUPER-
INTENDENT, I AMES WILSON — LOCAL
MANAGER, VIC RIA, WM. CHRIOTIE.
Local Rates — Between ofiicesinthe
same Section, '..Tm;, and 2c from offices
in section 9 to i liose in section 10, and
vice versa, 40c. and 3c.
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NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Xr»n and Hraat Founder*, General MaeMni»t$t
AH Kindt of Bepaire, Zand and Marine,
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SEC.
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Alberi
9 Alberi
10 Alder
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9 Beave
9 Bear (
Bridge
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10 Brown
10 Chemj
Cache
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9 Clanwi;
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9 Donald
9 Ducks.
10 Duncan
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9 Field. "
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Gabrlol'
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9 Golden
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9 Griffin I
Grohma;
10 Hammoi
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10 Hope Sti
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SEC. OFFICES.
SEO. OFFICES.
10 Aeassiz, section 10, Ashcroft>
Alberni, by mail, Nanaimo.
10 Eeefers.
.^eremeos, by mail Sicamoua.
9 Albert Canyon .
10 Koksilah.
10 Alder Grove.
Eootenay, by mail Golden .
Barkerville, 75-5 day, 50-3 night.
LKdner's Landing, 25-2 New
more than section 10.
Westminster.
9 Beaver.-noath .
Lac la Hache, by mail Bridge
9 Bear Crjek.
Creek.
Bridge Creek, 25-2 day, 25-1
Langley .
night, more than sectibn 10.
Langley Prairie, by mail New
10 Brownsville.
Westminster.
10 ChemaniuB.
Lillooet, by mail Clinton.
Cache Creek, by mail, Ashcroft .
Lower Nicola, by mail Spence's
Cedar, by mail, Nanaimo .
Bridge .
Chilcoten, by mail. Soda Creek .
Clover Valley, by mail. New
Lulu Island, by mail New West-
minster.
Westminster .
10 Lytton.
Maple Bay, by mail ^oksihxh .
10 Matsqui(P.O. Riverside).
CoutlesB, by mail, Spence's
Bridge.
Cowichan, by mail, Koksilah.
Metchosin, by mail Victoria.
Cran brook, by mail, Golden.
10 Mission.
10 Chilliwack.
Moody ville, 25-2 Vancouver.
9 Clanwilliam.
Mount Lehman, by mail New
Clinton, 25-2 day, 25-1 night,
Westminster .
more than section 10.
10 Nanaimo.
10 Cobble Hill.
Nelson Mining Camp, by mail
Departure Bay, 10-0 Nanaimo ,
Revelstoke, or via Spokane.
Dog Creek, oy mail, Clinton.
10 New Westminster (Mj.
9 Donald.
Nicola Lake, by mail Spence's
9 Ducks.
Bridge.
10 Duncans.
North Arm, by mail New West-
East Wellington, by mail, Na-
minster.
naimo. •
10 North Bend .
Elgin, by mail. New West-
9 Okanagan.
minster.
Okanagan Mission, by mail
9 Enderbv.
Sicamous.
9 Field. '
150-Mile House, by mail Bridge
Fort Simpson, by mail, Nan-
Creek.
aimo.
Osoyoos, by mail Sicamous.
Gabrloli Island, by mail.
9 Palliser.
Valdes .
Pavillion, by mail Clinton.
9 Glacier Hotel.
Plumper's Pass, by New West-
9 Golden City.
minster or Victoria.
Granite Creek, by mail, Spence's
10 Port Moody.
Bridge.
Port Haney, by mail Ham-
9 Griffin Lake
mond.
Grohman, by mail, Golden.
Princeton, by mail Sicamous.
10 Hammond.
Quamichan, by mail Duncan's.
Harrison Hot Springs, 10-0
Quesnelle, 50-3 day, 30-3 night.
Agassiz .
more than sec . 10
9 Hector.
Quilchena, by mail Sicamous .
10 Hope Station .
9 Revelstoke.
Hot Springs Mining Camp, by
mail, Eeveistoke, or via Spo-
10 Riverside seeMatsqui).
Rock Creek, by mail Sicamous.
kane.
9 Roger's Pass .
9 lUe-cille-waet.
9 Ross Peak .
9 Kam loops.
9 Salmon Arm .
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Salt Spring Island, by mail Vic-
toria.
Savonas .
Sea Island, by mail New West-
minster.
9 Shuswap.
9 Sicamous.
Skeena, by mail Nanaimo.
Soda Creek, 50-3 day, 20-2
night, more than sec 10 .
Somenos, by mail Duncan's,
hooke, by mail Victoria.
Spallumeheen, by mail Sica-
mous .
10 Spence's Bridge.
Sproat's Landing, l)y mail Rev-
elstoke, or via Spokane.
Stanley Tariff, same as Barker-
ville.
Sumas, by Ohilliwhack.
Surrey Centre, by mail New
Westminster.
Toad Mountain Mining Camp,
by mail Kevelstoke or Spo-
kane.
Trail Creek Camp, bv 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 WelUngton.
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 1 00 & 7
RATES VIA MACKAY-BENNETT CABLE.
Per Word.
B. C. to Great Britain,
France and Germany . $ 37
Australia, via Eastern . . 1 36 to $2 68
Australia, via Northern 3 27 to 3 53
Austria 46
Belgium 42
Denmark 47
Gibraltar 55
Holland 44
India, via Eastern 1 35
Per Word.
Italy
Japan, Hakodadi, Higo-
go, Nagasaki, Osaka,
Tokio, Yeddo and Yo-
kohama, via Northern
Java, via Eastern
Norway
Portugal
Russia, in Europe
Spain, via Eastern
Sweden
Turkey in Europe, via
France
Turkey in Europe, via
Eastern
44
2 83
1 84
47
51
56
52
51
49
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Postal Guide and Rates.
LETTERS .
liCtters — Canada and United States,
3 cents per 1 oz., or fraction there-
of. Great Britain and Newfound-
land, 5 cents per }^ oz., or fraction
thereof. City or Drop Letters, for
city delivery, 2 cents, or fraction
thereof.
Registration Fee — United States,
Great Britain and Eurooean 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 L>harged .
LEOAL 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 oz.,
and 1 cent for every additional 2 oz .
These papers, when posted for de-
livery in C
Letter or I
and Insuri
if prepaid,
For Cam
1 cent eacli
all Postal
each . Rei
2 cents eac
tached to a
card be cut
BOOKS ANL
Books, ]
Canada, 1
United Sta
cent per 2 OS
Proof Sheet
ada or Nt
States, Gi
European ci
No packa
length bv 1
The limit of
cd States is
a single boo
of 7 tt)8 is a
5 11)8 ; for o
tries, 4 lbs.
Seeds, Cu
Scions or Gi
the United i
When poste
the postage
the limit of
Transient
Dominion,
foundland, 1
thereof. A
weighing les
warded for
Kingdom an
1 cent for i
cases the poi
paid.
PARCEL POST-
United St
lbs ; size, 2 f(
be sealed. I
at postoffice.
Canadian—
of weight, 5 1
can be registf
United Ki
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Letter or Parcel Post rates — but deeds
and Insurance Policies may be sent,
if prepaid, 1 cent per 2 oz.
POST CARDS.
For Canada and the United States,
1 cent each . For Great Britain and
all Postal Union countries, 2 cents
each . Reply cards, for Canada only,
2 cents each. Nothing must be at-
tached to a post card, nor must the
card be cut or defaced in any way .
BOOKS AND MIHCELIiANEOUS M<^TER .
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars, to
Canada, 1 cent per 4 oz. ; to the
United States and Great Britain, 1
cent per 2 oz. ; 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 ttis unless consisting of
a single book, in whicli case a weight
of 7 fis is allowed. Great Britain is
5 tt>8; for other Postal Union coun-
tries, 4 lbs.
Seeds, Cuttings, Bulbs, Roots and
Scions or Grafts can only be sent to
the United States as 6th class matter.
When posted for delivery in Canada,
the postage is 1 cent per 4 oz., and
the limit of weight 5 ttis.
NEWSPAPERS.
Transient newspapers within the
Dominion, United States or New-
foundland, 1 cent per 4oz, or fraction
thereof. A single newspaper open
weighing less than 1 oz. will be for-
warded for >2 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.
Canadian — Six cents per 4 oz ; limit
of weight, 6 lbs ; size, 2 feet by 1 foot ;
can be registered, fee 6 cents.
United Kingdom — Twenty cents
per lb. or under; limit of weight, 11
lbs ; size, 2 feet bv 1 foot. Customs
declaration must be attached.
Newfoundland — Fifteen cents per
lb. or under; limit of weight, 6 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,! cent per 4 oz;
limit of weight, 24 oz. The limit of
weight to United States is 8 oz., 2
cents for the first 4 ozs. 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 oflBces opened from 9
a. m. to 4 p. m. All letters contain-
ing money , lerb 'houl'' be regis-
tered.
LIST OP POST OFFICES IN BRITISH
COLUMBIA AT WHICH MONEY ORDERS
ARE IBHUEJ.
Agassiz, AlbQrni, Aldergrove, Ash-
croft, Barkerville, Burgoyne Bay,
Chilliwack, Chemanius, Clinton,
Comox, Corfield, Coutlee, Donald,
Duncan's Station, Enderby, Esqui-
mau, 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, Ravelstoke,
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 10c
Over |10, not exceeding $20 20c
" 2C " " 30 30c
" 30 " " 40 40c
•• 40 " " 60 60c
IF DRAWN ON P. o'S IN THE DOMINION.
If not exceeding $4 2c
Over $4, not exceeding $10 5c
" 10 " " 20 lOe
" 20 " " 40 20c
" 40 " " 60 30c
" 60 " " 80 40c
" 80 " " 100 50c
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No sinf^le money order payable in the
Dominion can be issued for more
than $100, but as many of $100 each
may be given to same person.
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 porta in these countries.
cPrepayment compulsory.
dOnly letters can be registered.
America — Letters, 3c. ; postal cards,
Ic. ; newspapers, Ic. ; book pack-
ets, Ic. ; registration fee, 2c.
The rate to the following countries is,
for letters, >^ oz. 5c. ; postal cards,
2c . each ; newspapers, 2 oz . Ic . ;
book package, 2 oz . Ic . ; registra-
tion fee, 5c .
o*Aden (in Arabia), India Postal
Agency.
♦Algeria .
aArgentine Republic .
Australia, South .
a "
West.
a*Au8tria-Hungary .
o*Bahama8 .
a*Belgium .
a*Bermuda .
♦Borneo, North (British).
Brazil.
a»Cape Colony .
o*Ceylon .
aChile .
China.
d* Hong-Kong and agencies of
Hong-Kong, P.O. at Amoy,
Canton, Foochow, Hankow
Hoihow, Ningpo, Shanghai,
and Swatow.
aOolombo.
* Panama (British Postal Agency.)
a*Cypru8.
a*Denraark.
*East Indies (Dutch), etc.
a Java.
a*Egypt .
♦Falkland Islands .
Faroe Islands .
Fiji Islands .
a*France .
•Gambia.
a*Germany .
o*Gibraltar.
♦Gold Coast.
a^Great Britain and Ireland .
fcGreece .
a^Guadur (in Beloochistan).
a^Guiana, British.
" Dutch and French .
Honduras .
♦ British (Belize) .
♦Iceland .
a^India (British).
a^Italy.
a Japan .
♦Lagos .
aLuxumbourg.
o^Malta.
a^Mauritius .
aMexioo.
a^Muscat (in Arabia) India Postal
Agency.
a^Natal .
a^Netherlands .
a^Newfoundland .
New South Wales .
a* " "
New Zealand.
a*
a^Norway.
Persia.
a* Bander Abas, Bushire Jask
and Lir~<i, (India Postal Agen-
cies).
Peru.
^♦PortuKal, including Azores and
Madeira Islands.
Queensland (Australia).
a^Roumania.
Russia, including Finland .
♦St. Helena.
Sandwich Islands.
a^Seychelles Islands.
a^Sierra Leone.
6Spain .
a^Straits Settlements, Singapore, etc.
o^Sweden .
a^Switzerland.
Tasmania .
bTurkey, European and Asiatic .
a* Constantinople and Smyrna
(British 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, Janaica, Montserat,
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Spanish: Cubi
Porto Rico
Hayti, and St.
Post Offices
Money
CORRECTED T(
Offices mark
Offices; market
Offices.
Abbottsford,
Aberdeen, W
♦fAgassiz, L.
Ainsworth, B
♦tAlberni, Aj
tAldergrove,
Alert Bajr, S .
Alexandria, i
Alexis Creek,
Alkali Lake. ,
Armstrong, D
Ashcroft, Mai
♦tAshcroft Sta
Balfour, C. W
♦tBarkerville,
Beaver. W. G
Beaver Creek,
Beaver Point,
Big Bar Creek
Blue Springs,
Brownsville, ,
tBurgoyna Ba
Burrard Inlet
Cache Creek,
Cedar, John I
Cheam, 0. S.
fChemainus, ]
Chilcoten, G.
♦tChilliwack,
Glaxton, Alex
Clayquot, J. (
Clay ion, C. C
tChnton, A. I
Cloverdale. G«
Clover Valley,
Cobble Hill, G
Colwood, A. I
♦tComox, J. I
Coquitlam, R.
tCorfield, G. 1
Cortez Island,
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Nevis, St. Kltts, St. Lucia, St.
Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago.
a*Dani8h: St. Croix, St. John and
St. Thomas.
Spanish: Cuba.
Porto Rico .
Hayti, and St. Domingo.
Post
Offices, Postmasters
Money Order Offices.
and
COBRECTED TO IST OCTOBEB, 1893.
Offices marked t are Money Order
OfBces ; marked * ai . Savings Bank
OfiBces.
Abbottsford, F. Munro.
Aberdeen, W. Dempster.
*tAeasaiz, L . A . Agassiz .
Ainswortb, R. F. Green.
*tAlberni, Agnes Grickson.
fAldergrove, P. Jackman.
Alert Ba)r, 8 . A . Spencer .
Alexandria, A. T. Mclnnes.
Alexis Creek, F. Nightingale.
Alkali Lake. J. Bowe
Armstrong, D. Rabbit.
Ashcroft, Mai7 J. Cornwall.
•t Ashcrof t Station , W . B . V . Bailey .
Balfour, C. W. Busk.
*tBarkervilIe, 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.
tBurgoyna Bay, F. Maxwell.
Burrard Inlet, Geo . Black .
Cache Creek, Jas. Campbell.
Cedar, John Hill.
Cheam, C. S. Ryder.
tChemainus, E.'J. Palmer.
Cbilcoten, G. Dester.
*tChilliwack, S. Mellard.
Claxton, Alex. Robertson.
Clayquot, J. C. Brocklehurst.
Clayton, C. C. Cameron.
tClinton, A. Le Bourdais.
Cloverdale. Geo . Camobell .
Clover Valley, D. Mckenzie.
Cobble Hill, G. T. Porter.
Colwood, A . H . Peatt .
*tComox, J. B. Holmes.
Coquitlam,R.B. Kelly.
tCorfield, G. T. Corfleld.
Cortez Island, M . Manson .
Court enay, C. F. Whitney.
tCoutlee, J. Blair.
Gowichan, G. B. Ordano.
Gowichan Lake, A. Fraser.
Denman Island, R. T. Swan.
Departure Bay, Jas. Harper.
Deroche, E . Des Rochers .
Dewdney, J . Barker .
Dog Creek, J. S. Place.
tDonald, R. W. Patmore.
Douglas Lake, J. B. Greaves.
Duck & Pringle's, A. Daniels.
•tDuncan's Station, W. P. Jaylea.
East Sooke, Jas. Reill.
East Wellington, W. S. Chandler.
Eburn (late North Arm), W. H.
Eburn.
Elgin, C. V. Roland.
Empire Valley, J. M. J. Brown.
tEnderby, O . Harvey
Erington, J. A. McCarter.
tEsquimalt, W. S. Goodwin.
Fairmont Springs, S. Brewer.
Fairview, T. Elliott.
•tField,H. G. Parson.
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 . Garnham .
Genoa, W. D. Baker.
Glen wood, W. Beadis.
tGolden, 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. V^. Brown.
Hanceville, O . T . Hance .
Harrison Hot Springs, JR. Brown .
Harrison Rive.", 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. S. Truswell.
tlUecillewaet, A. C. McArthur.
*tKamloopB, E. H. Jones.
Kaslo, J. B. Wilson.
Keithley Creek, G. A. Veith.
Eelowna, Thos. Spence.
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KeremeoB, T. Dal v.
Port Kells, J. Latta.
Kettle River, E . Spra{{get .
Port Moody, J. Paves.
Princeton, J. F. Allison.
Koksilah, C. Crozier.
Koot«nay, D. Griffiths.
Quamichan, Florence Jaynes.
Kuper Island, Rev. G. Donkell.
tQoesnelle, A. McNaughton.
Lac La Hache, W.Abel.
Quesnelle Forks, W. Stephenson.
♦tLadner's Landing, T . McNeely .
Quilchena, R. Charters.
tLangley, J. M. Drummond.
Read Island, E. W. Wylie.
Langley Prairie, W . Murray .
•tRevelstoke, F. B. Wells.
Lillooet, Mrs. C. A. Phair.
Revelstoke Stn, H. J. Bourne.
Loch Erroch, Thos. Wilson.
Riverside, W. Elliott.
Lower Nicola, R. M. Woodward.
Rivers Inlet, H. J. Kirkland.
Lulu Island, W. H. Loudon.
Robeon, N. 0. Sicotte.
Lund, C. A. Thulin.
Rock Creek, M. McGuaig.
tLytton, A. Stevenson.
Rockford, R. Scott.
Mamette Lake, L. Quienville.
Rogers' Pass, W. Cator.
Maple Bay, W Morley .
St. Elmo, C. F. Pound.
Mara, F . Appleby .
Metlakatla, J. Cunningham.
St. Eugene Mission, Rev. N. Co-
cola.
Millstream, J. Wrigglesworth .
tMission City, Jas . Tretheway .
Salmon Arm, Emily McGuire.
Salt Spring Island, J. BroadweU.
Moody ville, A. M. C. King.
Sandwick, E. Duncan.
Mount Lehman, J. G. Langley.
Sapperton, H. L. De Beck.
Sardis, A. S. Vedder.
Mount Pleasant, T. R. Morrow.
Mount Tolinie, Thos. NicoU.
Sadona's Ferry, J. H. McNab.
Mud Bay, Thos. Welsh.
Shopland, J. Shopland.
McPherson Station, Annie Night-
Shortfeed, R. Shortreed.
ingale.
Shuswap, Lilly Hoflfman.
Naas Harbor, A. G. McLellan.
Sicamous, W. F. Wood.
Nakusp, U . 8 . Thomas .
Sidney, L. Dickenson.
*tNanaimo, A. H. Home.
Silverdale, R. Law.
Nanoose Bay, W . Roberts .
Skeena, R. Cunningham.
•tNelson, G. L. Gieker.
Sluggett, J. Sluggett.
tSoda Creek, R. McLeese.
New Denver, F. Bo me.
*tNew Westminster, J. T. Brown.
Somenos, Mrs . Mary J . Kier .
*tNicola Lake, A . R. Carrington.
Sooke, .7. Hewer.
Nicomekl, R. Ludlow.
South Vancouver, W . Daniels .
Nicomin, W. Brown.
Spailumcheen, G.J. Wallace.
NorthBend, J. Webb.
tSpence's Bridge,- J. Murray.
Northfield, W. Crossan.
Squamish, W. Mashiter.
North Saanich, T.J. Forfar.
Steveston, W. H. Steves.
Notch Hill.
fSumas, D. McGillivray.
Oaklands, W. B. C. Mewburn.
Surrey Centre, J . Churchland .
Okanagan, C. O'Keefe.
Tappen Siding, F. McCulla.
Okanagan Mission, B. Lequime.
Terra Nova, J. Mellis.
160-Mile House, R. Borland.
Thunder Hill, R. W. Brownrigg.
OsoyooB, T. Kruger.
Tinehead, R. S. M. Inglis.
Otter, D. W. Poppy.
Trail Creek, E. S. Topping.
Otter Point, E . Gordon .
Turgoose, F. Turgoose.
Parksville, N. Parks.
tUnion, J. L. Roe.
Pavillion, W. Lee.
Upper Sumas, M . Fadden .
Valdez Island, R. Hall.
Pender Island, W. Grimmer.
Penticton, T. Ellis.
*tVancouver, J. Miller.
Pilot Bay, H. Bvers.
Van Winkle, Mrs. Laura Dodd.
tPlumper Pass, W. T. Collinson.
*tVernon, R. McDougali.
Port Guichon, G. Sherman.
*tVictoria, N. Shakespeare. ,
*tPort Hammond, A. L. Lazenby.
Victoria West, A. Watson, jr.
Port Haney, D. Docksteader.
Waneta, J. Reith.
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Deposits fro
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every informati'
plication .
List of Po8t<
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mox, Kamloops
Nanaimo, New
Lake, Port Hai
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List of Countr
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Antigua .
Argentine Repul
Australia.
Austria-Hungar;
Azores .
Bahamas .
Barbados .
Belgium .
Bermudas .
Bolivia .
Bosnia Herzegov
Brazil .
British Borneo.
British Guiana.
British Hondnra
British New Gai
Bulgaria.
Cameroons .
Canary Islands.
Ceylon.
Chili.
Colombia (Repu^
Congo.
Costa Rica.
Cyprus.
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and AisriGnitnral Iipleients.
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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 .
tYale, D. J. Creighton.
Young, H. R. Young. ,
POSTOFFIOR 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, Quamictian,
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.
Daniih Colonies, viz.: Greenland,
St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas.
Denmark (including Faroe Islands
and Iceland) .
Dominica.
Dominican Republic (San Domingo) .
Ecuador.
Egypt.
England (See United Kingdom).
Falkland Islands.
Fiji Islands.
France .
French Colonies, viz. : Martinic^ue,
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, Mane 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 .
Hayti.
Heligoland .
Herzegovina (See Bosnia) .
Honduras (Republic of).
Hong Kong.
India.
Ireland (See United Kingdom) .
Italy.
Jamaica.
Japan.
Laouan .
Lagos.
Liberia.
Luxemburg.
Madeira.
Malta.
Marquesas Islands.
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Mauritius and dependencies. '
Mexico.
Montenegro.
Montserrat.
Natal.
Netlierlands .
Netherland Colonies, viz. : Dutch
Guiana (Surinam), Curacoa and de-
pendencies, viz. : Bonaire, Aruba,
the Netherland portion of St. Mar-
tin, St. Eustache, Saba, Jsva,
Madura, Sumatra, Celebes, Borneo
(except North-west part), Billiton,
Archipelatco of Banca, Archipelago
of Eiouw. Sunda Islands (Baly,
Lombok, Sumbawa, Floris and the
South-west part of Timor), the
Archipelago of the Moluccas, and
North-west part of New Guinea
(Papua).
Nevis.
New^foundland.
New Zealand.
Nicaragua .
Norway.
Paraguay.
Patagonia.
Persia.
Peru.
Portugal.
Portuguese Colonies, viz . : Goa and
and its dependencies (Daman and
Diu), MacHo, Timor, Cape Verd
Islands and dependencies (Bissau
and Cacheu), Islands of St. Thomas
and Prince (in Africa), with the
Establishment of Ajuda, Angola,
Delagoa Bay and Mozambique.
Roumania.
Russia.
St. Christopher (St. Kitts).
St. Lucia.
St. Pierre and Miquelon.
St. Vincent, West Indies.
Salvador.
Scotland (See United Kingdom).
Servia.
Seychelles (.See Mauritius) .
Siam.
Sierra Leone ■
Spain (including Balearic and Canary
Islands).
South African Republic (Transvaal).
Spanish Colonies, viz : — Cuba, Porto
Rico, Fernanda Po, Annobon and
dependencies, Philipine Islands
and Marian Islands.
Straits Settlements.
Switzerland.
Tahiti.
Tasmania.
Tobago.
Tortola. '
Transvaal (South African Republic).
Trinidad.
Turkey.
Turk's Islands.
United Kii\gdomof Great Britain and
Ireland.
United States of America.
United States of Colombia.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Virgin Islands.
Zanzibar.
Sweden.
Banks and Bankers.
DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.
Dominion Savings Bank — Asst. Re-
ceiver General's Office, Postoffice
building, Victoria, B.C.; Asst Re-
ceiver General, J. H. McLauglin;
Acct, D. B. McConnan; Teller, K.
A. Finlayson.
The annual limit of deposit for
each person must not exceed $1,000
in one fiscal year, with a maximum
limit of |3,000.
KAMLOOPS.
Bank of British Columbia— Incor-
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. ;
Agent at Kamloops, C. R. Slater.
VANAIMO .
Bank of British Columbia — Agent,
George Williams.
NELSON .
Bank of British Columbia — Agent,
G. V. Holt.
Bank of Montreal — Agent, A . H .
Buchanan .
NEW WESTMINSTBB.
Bank of British Columbia — Colum-
bia Street ; Manager, E . A . Wyld ;
£. W. Allison, Accountant.
Bank of Montreal — Established,
1817; Capital, $12,000,000, fully paid
up; Reserve, $6,000,000; Head Office,
T. DOBESON, N. W. D0BE80N.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brata rounder; Oeneral MaeMn^0t*^
Atl Kindo of Bepttira, Jiand and Marine.
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Montreal ; Established in New West-
minster April 1, 1888; Office, Colum-
bia Street; Agent, G. D. Brymner.
VANOOUVBR .
Bank of British Golumbiap-4S8
Hastings Street, West ; Manager,
Wm. Murray; Accountant, H . F.D.
Sewell.
Bank of British North America —
Incorporated by Koyal Charter ; Paid
up Capital, £1,000,000 sterling; 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 up ; Office in Vancouver, 440
Hastings Street, West ; Manager, C .
Sweeny .
Wulffsohn & Bewicke — Private
Bankers; Offices, 424 and 426 Cor-
dova Street.
Casen^.ont & Creary — Private Bank-
ers ; A\ iiethem Block, Coi'dova,corner
of Cambie Street.
VKRNON .
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. Goffln.
Bank of British North America —
33 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, $8,000,000 •, Govern-
ment Street; A.J.C. Galletley, Mgr.
Customs Statistics.
Exports from and Imports into the following Ports for the Fiscal Year end-
ing June SO, 189S.
EXPORTS .
Victoria $2,054,105
Nanaimo 2,586.016
Vancouver 695,842
New Westminster 306,834
Total $6,642,797
IMPORTS — DUTIABLE AND FREE
Dutiable.
Victoria $2,321,707 $
Nanaimo 159,157
Vancouver 864,434
New Westminster 317,376
GOODS.
Free.
861,026
18.077
316,388
60,004
Total $3,662,673
$1,255,495
Duty Rec'd
$ 788,676 07
49,343 16
280,323 38
102,178 77
$1,220,621 32
The Salmon Pack, 1802.
Cases.
Fraser River 80,215
Alert Bay 3,698
River's Inlet 15,126
Skeena River 89,780
Naas River 26,434
Gardiner's Inlet 6,156
Lowe Inlet. 8,161
Total Number of Casea 228,470
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SALMON .
The total quantity of saltron packed at the different establishments in
the Province daring 1892, reach 228,470 cases. From past experience it was
predicted that the Fraser River canneries would yield but a small pack, and
this was demonstrated by the results, showing 80,215 cases on\j ; Skeena River
contributing 89,780 cases; Rivers' Inlet, 15,126 cases; Naaa River, 25,434
cases, and various outside canning establishments 17,915 cases.
To England 163,311 cases
To Canada 59,350 "
To Australia 1,498 "
Local and Sundries 4,311 "
Total 228,470 cases
(For pack cv 1893, see Addfc.ida.)
Salmon Canneries in ihe Province in 1892.
KRASEH RIVER.
Phojnix Canning Co. , Dumphries Canning Co., Brittania Canning Co . ,
British American Packing Co., Canoe Pass Canning Co., Wadham's E. A. 2,
British Columbia Cannin^^ Co., Garry Point Canning Co., Delta Canning
Co., Wellington Packing 0), Hollv Packing Co., Harlock Packing Co.,
Laidlaw&Co., Pacific Coast Packing Co ., Terra Nova Canning Co., Lulu
Island Canning Co . , Ewan & Co., Munn Bros. & E wen, Sea Island; Bon
Accord Fishing Co , Canadian Pacific Packing Co., Beaver Canning Co.,
Richmond Ca"ning Co., Deas Island, B.C., Canning Co., Brunswick Can-
ning Co., Imperial Cannery, (Short & Son,) Steveston Canning Co.
NAAS RIVER.
Draney & Shotbolt, British Columbia Canning Co . , Cascade Packing
Co., A. J. McLellan.
rivers' inlet.
Alert Bay Canning Co., Rivers' Inlet Canning Co., Wannock Pack-
ing Co.
SKEENA RIVER.
Balmoral Packing Co., British America Packing Co.. Skeena Packing
Co., Inverness Canning Co., North Pacific Canning Co., \Vindaor Canning
Co . , Standard Canning Co .
Gardiner's inlet.
Price's Pioservlng and Canning Co.
LOWE inlet.
Lowe Inlet Packing Go .
THE ANNUAL PACK
(Since the beginning of the industry.)
1876 9,847
1877 67,387
1878 113,601
1879 61,093
1880 61,849
1881 177,276
1882 255,061
1883 196,292
1884 141,242
1885 108,517
1886 161,264
1887 204,083
1888 184,040
1889 414,294
1890 409,464
1891 311,893
1892 228,470
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and AiEricnltttral Imlements.
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Railways, 1803.
Six railway lines are now under coarse of construction, viz. : Tlie Nelson
& Fort Sheppard, running from Nelson in the Kootenay District to the
American boundary, and connecting with the American systems; the Revel-
etoke & Arrow Lake R . R . , and the Nakusp & Slocan R . R . , the former from
Revelatoke 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 to a 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 to a connection 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 Paciflc.
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 Bridige on the C PR. fifty miles to coal mines
in the Nicola country, and the Chilliwack Railway running from the Fraser
Delta to Chilliwack, on the south side of the Fraser River.
' The C. PR. 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.
Customs Statistics.
Exports fiom the Province of British Columbia for the fiscal year ending
SOth June, 189S:
PORT OF TOTAL.
Victoria $2,054,105
Nanaimo 2,686,016
Vancouver 695,842
New Westminster 306,834
Total $5,642,797
Imports into the Province of British Columbia for the year ending SOth
June, 1893:
PORT OF TOTAL,
Victoria $ 874,952 00
Nanaimo 54,084 77
Vancouver 317,998 40
New Weatminster 120,215 15
Total $1,367,210 32
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OFFICERS, 1893-4.
A. O. Flumerfelt, Esq., President.
. 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,
700 miles, to Yokohama 44'J*J miles,
to Sidney, N . S . W . , 7506 miles ; Vic-
toria to Tacoma 116 miles, to New
Westminster 76 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
Creek 60 miles, Cache Creek to
Okanagan 112 miles, Okananan to
Okanagan Mission 112 miles, Cassiar
to Fort Wraiigel 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 614 miles, Vic-
toria to Montreal 2,990 miles, to New
York 3374 miles.
Harbors.
On Vancouver Island — Victoria, Es-
quimau, Nanaimo, Barclay Sound,
Winter Harbor, Queenstown.
On the Mainland — Burrard Inlet,
Vancouver, Fraser River, Howe
Sound, Bute Inlet, Milbank Sound,
River Skeena, River Naas, Port
Gimpson .
Agricultural Associations.
OFFIOBRS OF THE B . C . A . A . FOR 1893-4
President, Dr. Milne, Victoria; First
Vice-President, J. T. Wilkinson,
Chilllwack ; Second Vice-Presi-
dent, Geo . Deans ; Hon . Treasurer,
R. Seabrook, Victoria; Hon. Sec-
retarv, C. E. Renouf. Trustees —
N . Sfiakespeare, D . R . Ker, G . A .
McTavish, C. E. Renouf, J. H.
Todd . Board of Management — D .
R. Ker, J. Holland, G. A. Mc-
Tavish, I. M. Okell, W. H. Ellis,
W. H. Bainbrldge. 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.
Hastam, M.P., [Nanaimo], U. F.
Page [Matsqui] W. H. Ladner
[Ladners] E. Hutcheson [Lad-
ners], A. C. Wells [Chilllwack],
W. B. Townsend [New Westmin-
ster], A. N. B. McGowan [Van-
couver], G. W. Henry, J. Klrk-
land [Ladners], T. Cunlngham
[New Westminster], J. C. Mc-
Lagan.
British Columbia Horticultural Soc-
iety and Fruit Growing As-
sociation.
Offices, 1 Oppenhelmer Street,Van-
couver. Officers elected annuallv.
Ordinary Meetings quarterly. 0&-
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 So'.'iety is designed upon the
broad principle of practical benevo-
lence, without regard to creed, color
or nationality ; it is intended for the
relief 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 .
T. OOBESON, M. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and, Braaa rounder*, Otneral Maehinitta,
AH Kinit of Xtpairt, Zand and Marine.
NANAIMO. • • BRITISH COLUMBIA.
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VICTUnIA TnAnSrCn UU.| LTDa wagons anScarriagea meet allBoaU and Trains.
21 and 23 Bronghton Street, Victoria, B. O. Tel. 129.
BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOBY.
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BBITISH COLUMBIA W.C.T.U. REFUGE
HOME .
Victoria — 108 Cormorant Street .
President, Mrs. D. Spencer; Cor-
respondinf^-Secretary, Mrs . Gelia
Spofford ; Matron, Mrs. E. Mc-
Rae.
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 at the Home .
F. H. Worlock, Esq ., President ; C.
Hayward, Esq., Hon. 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.
Visitors can be shown over the
Home Tuesdays and Thursdays from
3to 5 p.m.
The friends of the children may visit
on Saturday, from 2 to 5 p. m.
THE OHIMBSB HOME.
Under the ausoices of the Canadian
Woman's Methodist Church. 100
Cormorant Street . Matron, Mrs . M .
£. Morrow; Associate Missionary,
Florences. Wickett.
w. 0. T. u.
Victoria Union — President, Mrs.
Maria Grant; 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. 0. T. u.
President, Miss Fawcett ; Vice-
President, Miss Birdie Grant ; Secre-
tary, Miss Richardson ; Treasurer,
Miss Teague .
The Union meota on the first and
third Wednesday of every month, in
tniata,
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Temperance Hall, Pandora Street, at
8 o'clock .
Y. M. C. ASSOCIATIONS.
New Westminster — Corner Church
and Colum bia Streets . Officers elect-
ed annually in March. Regular
meetings monthly, second Wednes-
day, at the rooms . Annual member-
ship fee $5, entitling the members to
all the privileges. 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 and gymnasium . 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-annuallv . Regu-
lar meetings fortnightly Ht Institute
Hall, View Street, where a comfort-
able and commodious reading room
is kept up. President, Rev. J. A.
Van Nevel, Recording Secretary, F.
G. Sehl, P. 0. Box, 697.
I. O. O. T. GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
G. 0. T.— Rev. 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
53, Victoria.
Grand Chaplain — Rev . B . A . Ray^
son, Chilliwack.
Grand Marshall— Geo. M. Calla^
han, New Westminster.
P. G. C. Templar and Electora
Supt.— Chas. S. Keith, New West
minster.
BRITISH COLUMBIA PIONEER SOCIETY.
List of Officers and Directors, 1893
President — J . Olearihue .
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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-
brother, P. Steele, J. Fannin, E.J.
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Newspapers and Publications.
VICTORIA.
The Daily CoZo>m'8<— 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
m advance. Editor H. La wson.
The Victoria Daily Times — Regis-
tered April 30th, 1885, published
daily [evening] and weekly by the
Times Printing & Publishing Com'
pany, Limited, 35-37 Yates street.
Daily, $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 per year. Henderson
& Oarley, proprietors.
Tht 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 iJecorder— Published by
the Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation. Editor and Business Man-
ager, H. P. Elson. Subscription,
SOcts. per annum.
NANAIMO.
Nanaimo Free Press — Issued dail^,
[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,
Cambiecorner 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
weelly each Thursday, 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 Institttte — Issued monthly under
the auspices of the Young People
of the Methodist Cliurch.
Home Cheer — Issued monthlv 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 tiie interest of
the Christian Endeavor movement.
Office of publication, Trythall City
Printing works, Vancouver, B.C.
Subscription 50 cents per year.
NEW WESTMINSTEB.
Daily British Columbian — Issued
daily each afternoon except Sun-
day, and weekly each Wednesday
morning. Office, c rner Columbia
street and Lytton square. Pro-
prietors and publishers, Kennedy
Bros.
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.
KAHIiOOPB.
The Inland Sentinel— Imued weekly,
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each Sa
editor,
$3 per ai
The Koote
Subscrip
The Stevesi
weekly,
prietors .
The Vernon
Proprieto
Haroer.
Nelson Mil
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Golden Era
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each Saturday. Proprietor and
editor, H. McCutcheon. Turms,
$3 per annum in advance.
BEVEXiSTOKE .
The Kootenay Star — Issued weekly.
Subscription $3 per annum.
STEVESTON.
The Steveston Enterprise— Publiebed
weekly. Blake & Trites, pro-
prietors.
VERNON.
The Vernon News — Published weekly.
Proprietors and editors, Stuart &
Haroer.
NELSON.
Nelson Miner — Miner Printing and
Publishing Co. — Robt. Ren wick,
Mgr.
GOLDEN .
Oolden Era — Weekly; manager and
editor, W. P. Harvey.
WELLINGTON .
The Wellington Advocate — Published
every Saturday bj^ 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 products 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
f>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 becoming a really representa-
tive institution. It is therefore
earnestly desired that geological and
natutal history specimens from all
parts of the Province may be col-
lected by those who have the oppor-
tunity, and forwarded to the Curator;
the receipt of all such contributions
will be promptly acknowledged,
and 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. till 5p.m.;
Saturdays, 9a.m. till 3p.m.
Natural History Society of British
Columbia.
At a meeting held in the office of
the Provincial Museum on Mftrch 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-
pendent auxiliary to the Provincial
Museum .
A series of most interesting and in-
structive papers on natuial history
subjects was read by various
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members of the society during the
year.
The society hold fortnightly meet-
ings in one of the rooms attached to
the Provincial Museum.
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-
en berg.
Provincial Governnnent Lands.
Crown Lands in 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-
ing a declaration of intention to be-
come a British subject.
The quantity of land which may
be recorded or pre-empted is not to
exceed 320 acres northward or east-
ward of the Cascade or Coast Moun-
tains, or 160 acres in the rest of the
province .
No person can hold more than one
pre-emption claim at a time. Prior
record or pre-emption of one claim
and all rights under it, are forfeited
bv subsequent record of pre-emption
ot another claim .
Land recorded or pre-empted can-
not be transferred or conveyed till
after a Crown grant has been issued .
Such land, until the Crown grant
is issued, is held by occupation.
Such occupation must be a bona fide
Eersonal residence of the settler or
omestead 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 noc
exceeding six months in any one
year, inclusive of the two months'
absence. In cases of illness,vouched
for by suflBcient evidence, or in the
-■ases 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-emjjtor 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.
The 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
Commissioner causes it to be sur-
veyed .
PAYMENTS FOR LAND AND CROWN
GRANTS.
The price of Crown lands pre-empted
is one dollar per acre, which may be
paid in four equal instalments, as fol-
lows: First instalment, two years
from date of record or pre-emption,
and each other instalment yearly
thereafter, until the full amount is
paid. But the last instalment is not
payable until after the survey.
The Crown grant excludes gold and
silver ore, and reserves to the Crown
a royalty of five cents per ton of mer-
chantable coal raised or gotten from
the laud, not including dross or fine
slack .
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBKBON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brat* Foundertt General ilaehiniatt.
All Kindo of Xepairt, Xand and Marino.
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No person shall be entitled to record
or pre-empt anjr 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 be'issued to an
alien who may have recorded or pre-
empted by virtue of his declaring his
intention to become a British subject,
unless he has become naturalized.
The heirs or devisees 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 as a 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.
The partners, or their agents, may
reside together on one homestead if
tho homesteads be situated on any
part of the partnership pre-emption .
For obtaining a certificate of im-
provement, it IS sufficient to show
that impiovements have been made
on some portion of the claim, amount-
ing in the aggregate, to $2.50 per
acre on the whole land.
Miring 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 out a free miner's
certificate. A minor who shall be-
come a free miner shall, as re^^ards
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 coM.pany shall be issued in its
corporate name . A free miner's cer-
tificate shall not be transferable.
1891, c. 26, 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, s. 4.
RECORD OF CLAIM.
Every 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 Mining
Recorder . One additional day shail
be allowed fo. such record for every
additional ten miles or fraction
thereof. Such record shall be madf
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 claifn, 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
B in the Schedule to the Act, and a
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, s. 7; 1893, c. 29,
s. 5.
discoverers' CLAIMS.
To one discovery, 300 feet in length.
To two discoveries, 600 feet in leneth.
To three, 800 feet in length. To four,
1000 feet in length, and to each mem-
ber of a party beyond 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 clairas are abandoned, shall for
the above purposes, be deemed a new
mine, altnongh 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,
andyice versa. A discoverer's claim
shall be reckoned as one ordinary
claim .
Creek discovei-y 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 ,600 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-
dary line of a previously surveyed
claim is adopted as common to hoth
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 ineoualities on the surface of the
ground. 1893, c. 29,8. 3.
A mineral claim shall 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 fiiteen
hundred feet, the line between posts
Nos . I and 2 to be 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
compass bearing of No. 2 post, and a
statement of the number oi feet lying
to right and to the left of the line
from No. 1 to No. 2 post, thus: —
" Initial post. Direction of post No.
2. feet of this claim lie on
the right, and feet on the
left of the line from No.'l to No. 2
post."
All the particulars required to be
put on No. 1 post shall be furnished
Dy 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 BO 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,
provision is made . (See Mineral Act,
1891.) Only one claim on the 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 $600
have been bona fide expended in
money or labor upon the claim, ex-
clusive of all bouses, buildings and
other like improvements. Or a
Crown grant may be got by paying
$26 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 everjr year
upon the claim to the satisfaction of
a Gold Commissioner or Mining Ke-
corder, and that the owner shall have
obtained a certificate from the Gold
Commissioner or Mining Recorder,
to that effectj 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 years, 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 uy the
Government on payment of $25. The
licenses may be extended for another
year if the licensee has actually ex-
plored for coal, on payment of $50.
The 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 (except 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 i
less than ten cents an acre] , until
the timber dues of twenty cents per
thousand feet, board naeasure are
paid.
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ABBOTSFORD.
POSTMAHTER, FrANK MuNRO.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New Westmin-
ster, is situate on the crossing of the
Mission extension of the O.P.B. and
the New Westminster and Yale
wagon road Nearest post 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, fmr
Campbell, MrsP, fmr
Chapman, S, fmr
Clark, William T, fmr
Conroy, P, f m r
Currie, J J, fmr
Downs, L, fmr
Dum, John, fmr
Forks, F, fmr
Fraser, J, fmr
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
MaoCrimmon, Parker, fmr
Mackinlay, Wm Scott, fmr
Maclure, John, C P telegraph agent,
Matsqui office, fmr and sur-
veyor
MacMillan, D, fmr
McMillan, Steven, fmr
McQuaif, D, fmr
Maher, Wm S, fmr
McFarlane, — , fmr
McGillivray, D, fmr
Matsqui Indian Reserve ,
Matsqui Land Co
Monroe, Frank, fmr and general
store
Morrissey, E A, postmaster and gen-
eral merchant and prop Riverside
hotel
Murphy, John, fmr
Murphy, M, fmr
Nicholson, M, fmr and stock raiser
O'Ferrell, Henry Percy, fmr
Page, H T, fmr
Parker, Robert, fmr
Purver, C T, farm and dairy ranch
Purver, R E, farm and dairy ranch
Record, S J, fmr
Riverside Hotel, E A Morrissey, prop
Roscoe, A, fmr
Scholefield Bros, fmrs
Sim, Chas John, fmr
Sinclair, D, fmr
Stevenson, Isaiah, fmr
Stewart, Thomas, fmr
Sword, Colin Buchanan, MPP, JP,
fmr
Thompson, T J, fmr
Vaclion, E, fmr
ABERDEEN.
Postmaster, Wm. H. Dempster.
A 11 ng and salmon packing station
on the Skeena river. Dominion
electoral district of Caasiar, Skeena
division, three miles from Port Es-
sington. Nearest railway station,
telegraph, express office and bank-
ing point, Nanaimo, 640 miles dis-
tant. Regular steam communica-
tion with Victoria and all points
along the coast.
Dennpster, Wm, H., Windsor Pack-
ing Company ; postmaster and col-
lector
Anderson, Henry, charcoal burner
Morrison, Daniel, canneryman
Windsor Packing Company, Wm H
Dempster, manager
AGASSIZ.
Postmaster, L. A. Aoassiz.
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
[5)4 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.
T. DOBESON, N, W. DOBBSON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Bra»a Voundera, Oeneral Maehiniattt
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MANAIHO, - - BRITISH COLUHBIA.
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Teleph«n0 199.
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Agassiz, L A, J P, fmr
AgasBiz, Mrs G
Ashton, Benjamin, fmr
Ashton, R L, fmr
Baker, Henri, fmr
Baker, H I, fmr
Baskfield, John, labr
Beebee, Geo W, fmr
Bentley, Alf, carpenter
Boyton, Robt. fmr
Brough, R I, imr
Brown, Fredk, hotelkpr, Harrison
Hot Springs
Brown, J R, hotelkpr
Burkitt, John, fmr
Burton, Jas, hotelkpr, Harrison Hot
Springs
Calvert, Henry, labr
Cameron, John A, labr
Cameron, Norman, fmr
Dumais, G, fmr
Fooks, Harry, fmr
Founcier, A, section hand
Galbraith, David, fmr
Gibson, 0, fmr
Greyell, Abel, fmr
Greyell, Ed D, fmr
Halliday, H, labr
Herrling, Chas A, fmr
Herrling, Gus, fmr
Hicks, Tbos, 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
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, fmr
McGawley, Thos, labr
McKay, Aleck, labr
McRae, Donald, blacksmith
McRae, John, fmr
McRae, Mrs Margaret, hotel prop
Merchant, Ike, fmr
MoflStt, William, gentleman
Murphy, M J, fmr
Murray, John, labr
Nelson, Chas, labr
NichoUes, Geo, 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
Springs
Sharpe, T A, Mang Exp Farm
Skill, Wm, laborer
Sich, T Thrale, hop grower
Sutherland, Hugh W , foreman Exp
Farm
Trotter, Chas, fmr
Ward, Patrick, section hand
"talker, Wm, fmr
Walker, W E, labr '
West, Frank, fmr
White, Herbert, stoiekeeper
Wilson, John, fmr
AINSWORTH.
POBTMASTSB, R. F. GREEN.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale, and Provincial of West Koot-
enay, is situate on the shore of
Kootenay lake, ten miles from the
mouth of the West Arm, tweu^^^v-
eight from Nelson and twelve from
Kaslo. Mails four times a week in
summer; nearest railway station,
banking point, telegraph and ex*
press ofSce, 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, min^r
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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Fitch Frank, carpenter
Franklin, Wm, miner
Garrison, Martin, miner
Garvejr, Andrew, miner
Oiegerich, 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, M D, drugstore
Holland, Ivy, miner
Jevons, W, mine owner
Johnstone, Thos, superintendent big
tunnel
Kent, Geo, miner
Latrace, Wm, miner
Lidster, Thoa, miner
Lendrum, T J, recorder
Lett, Peter, prospector
Martiney, John, laborer
McArthur, J A, solicitor
McClellan, W, miner
McDonald, I'an, miner
McDonald, Dunk, miner
McDonald, Price, miner
McDonald, Seott, 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, mineowner
Whitten, Geo, mine?
Wright, G B, real estate and mining
agent
ALBERNI.
Postmistress, Mrs. Agnss Erickbon
In the Dominion electoral district of
Vancouver and Provincial of Al-
bemi, is situated on the west coast
of Vancouver Island at the head of
the canal, 120 miles from Victoria,
64 from Nanaimo. Mails weekly ;
nearest railway station, banking
Soint, telegraph and express ofl9ce,
anaimo. Regular fortoightlv
steamboat communication with
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
fishinp; and shooting to be 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, fmr
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
Hewitt, John, school master
Huff, Geo Albert, J P, storekeeper
Ingram, Valentine, fmr
King, James, fmr
King, John, car;ienter
Kirkpatrick, Thumas, blacksmith
Lesson, Wm, brklr and fmr
Love, John, road supt
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McKay, Jamee, fmr
McKenzie, Hector, fmr
McKenzie, Kenneth, fmr
McKittrick, Robt, carpenter
McQuillan, Frank, proapr
Moore, Edward, fmr
Mulhearn, Edward, fmr
Muller, Fredk Wra, fmr
Nicholas, Petar, fmr and miner
Nicholas, Wm, fmr and miner
Paterson, Thomas, fmr and livery
stable
Parkinson, Bichard, boot and shoe-
maker
Pearce, Dr A W
Piukerton. James Howard, fmr
Plaunt, T K, fmr, Sproat Lake
Bedford, Jas, butcher and fmr
Bedford, John, fmr
Bingland, S J, fmr
Saieault, Michael Marvin, hotel prop
Saunders, Fred Passingham, storekpr
Service, Andrew, fmr
Shaw, Malcolm, boarding house
Smith, Andrew Lindsay, fmr
Smith, George Archibald,G£ and Gov
it^ent
Smith, Thomas
Smith, Eev Wm Stable, Presbyterian
minititer
Smith, Wm Strong, fmr
Smith, Wm, fmr
Sterling, Walter, frm
Stewartson, John, laborer
Stothard, Wm, fmr
Soil, Christian, bricklayer
Taylor, Charles, fmr, overseer B
paper mill
Thomson, Jas, fmr, Beaver creek
Tubman, B, laborer
Verbeke, Francis Bev B 0, prL^st
Ward, Matthew A, fmr
Waring, Septimus, farm laborer
Watt, Walter, labr
Willis ms, Edward, fmr
Woodward, Harry, fmr
Woods, J T, fmr
Trading Posts and Mission Stations,
etc, lying in the District, but out-
side the Settlement of Alberni:
Brabant, Auguste, Bev Hesquiat
Brocklehurst, J C, Clayoquot.
Cox, Emanuel, Cape Beal lighthouse,
90 miles from Victoria, 40 miles
from Alberni.
Logan, George, Vancouver Oil works
store, .EcoTe, 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.
Lucovitoh, Antonio mgr, Capt
Spring's store, Hesquiat, 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, PO, Alberni.
Heynan, Bev W L, B 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 th ) C.P.B., 400 miles
from Vancouve' ; fare. $20. Has a
telegraph and fexpress office. Tains
east and west each day, also stea-
mer from Bevelstoke.
ALDERGROVE.
Postmaster, P. Jackuan.
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
Baine, Edwin, fmr
Bruskey, Geo, fmr
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Burnet, Jas, fmr
Barrett, Walter, fmr
Galder, Andrew, fmr
Carmichael, D, fmr
Caraon, Hy, fmr
Cottell, Wm, fmr
Davis, Hy, fmr
Dingle, Hv, 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
Goostroy, Jas, jr, fmr
Green, A C, fmr
Green, Thos, fmr
Groves, Wm, fmr
Hicks, Harvey, fmr
Hicks, Jno, fmr
Hicks, Simeon, fmr
Hunt, A J, fmr
Holmes, Wm, fmr
Holmes, John, fmr
Jackman, P, sr, fmr
Jackman, P, jr, fmr
Johnso'a, Wm, fmr
Lawrence, G, fmr
Leaf, Hy, fmr
Leaf, — , fmr
Le Feuvre, Geo, fmr
I e Feuvre, Jno, fmr
Lehman, Jos, fmr
Lehman, Victor, fmr
Manning, D, fmr
Marshall, Robt, fmr
McClinton, R, fmr
McGonnell, A, fmr
McDonald, Hugh, fmr
McDonald, Jas, fmr
McDonald, Wm, fmr
McKay, Angus, storekeeper
McMurry, M, fmr
Monahan, M, fmr
Myles, Robt, fmr
Myles, R J, fmr
NichoU, R R, fmr
O'Neil, Hy. lahr
Orchardk li F, fmr
PeardoD, R, fmr
Peterson, Swan, imr
PoUaid, Robt, fmr
RingroEe, Jos, fmr
Robb, Richard, fmr
Roberts, J F, fmr
Satterthwait, Isaac, fmr
Sherlock, Joo', fmr
Shortreed, Jas, fmr
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, Stephen 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 idland, which is well
timbered is a small one, containing
about 1,100 acres, but on it are to
be fo and coal and sandstone >f good
quality. The Nimkish Indiana
make vhis 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, school teacher
Frigon, Edward, trader. Balaclava isl
Hall, Rev A J, missionary
Hammond, J, fmr, Nimpkish River
Hawkins, 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
Mathers, A, fmr, Nimpkish liiver
May, W D, fmr, Klickseewy
Olney, S F, fmr, Cracroft island
Pidcock, R H, Indian agt
Robilliard, John, fisherman
Siirpson, Henry, trdr. White Beach
Spencer, S A, cannery prop
Van Tassell, James, fmr, Klickseewy
WoUacott, Arthur,labr
Wollacott, Philip, policeman
ALEX
Postmaster,
In the Dominio
of Cariboo-Lill
of Cariboo. P(
hco wagon road
nelle; mails on
railway station,
P R, distance 1
and express oflS
tance, 18 milei
Kara loops, 220
landing on the
tant, 1 mile.
stage from Ashe
I'y Fraser river
iiig and stock ra
fipal industries.
Adams, Wm, fnjrd
Ah Yot & Co, gold
Barrow, Thos, hott
Blair, John, carper
Bohanon, Samuei I
Boiifhie, Cassiroer
ipudhie, Chas, laLo
Clink, Alex S, wati
Crinvtord, Henry, f
Carilioo Cattle Co,
ami Jno J Mclnn
Cusson & Desormea
Cusson, Lewis, ((
meault)
Davis, Alex, labr
Deschamps, Anionic
Desormeault, I'eter
ormeault)
Doubriel, Isaac, lab
Downs A Olsten, fir
Downs^ Stephen, Do
Ewing, Wm, labr
Ivvan, John, trappei
Foyie, Charles J. ha
tiass, Oscar, labr
Hodson, John, labr
Little, George, labr a
Lucas, Alonzo, carpe
Maekin, Jno, fmr
Maders, Win, herder
Jfanon, Teiesphore,
KcArthur, Alex, lab:
KcCornish, itfatthew
IcDoiiald, D W, cari
Mclnnes, Alex D, J
keeper
lIcIniie|,AlexP,ftnri
jcLean. Donald Ai h
Middlet^, Robt,/
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ALEXANDRIA. •
Postmaster, A. D. McInnes.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Cariboo-Lillooet, and Provincial,
of Cariboo. Postoffice on the Cari-
boo wagon road 36 miles from Ques-
nelle ; mails once a week ; nearest
railway station, Ashcroft on the C
P R, distance 186 miles ; telegraph
and express oflSce, Soda Creek, dis-
tance, 18 miles. Banking town,
Kamloope, 220 miles. Steamboat
landing on the Eraser river, dis-
tant, 1 mile. It is reached by
stage from Ashcroft ; fare $33, also
by Eraser river steamers. Farm-
ing and stock raising form the prin-
cipal industries.
Adams, \Vm, fmrand stock raiser
Ah Yot & Co, gold mining
Barrow, Thos, hotel keeper
Blair, John, carpenter
Bohanon, Samuel H, fmr and butcher
Boiichie, Cassimer, labr
bouehie, Chas, labr
Clink, Alex S, watchman
Criiwford, Henry, fmr
Cariboo Cattle Co, (Alex P Molnres
and Jno J McInnes, props)
Cusson & Desormeault, imrs
Cusson, Lewis, (Cusson & D.sor-
nieault)
Davis, Alex, labr
Desoliampa, Antonie, labr
Desormeault, I'eter, (Cusson & Des-
ormeault)
Doubriel, Isaac, labr
Downs &. Olsten, fmrs
Downs, Stephen, Downs & Olsten
Ewing, Wm, labr
F>nan, Jotin, trapper
Foyle, Charles J^ harness maker
Gass, Oscar, labr
Hodson, John, labr
Little, George, labr and trupper
Lui-as, Alonzo, carpenter
Maeiiin, Jno, imr
Maders, Wm, herder
Ifarion, Telesphore, labr
ScArthur, Alex, labr
KcCornish, Matthew, labr -
HcDonald, D W, carpenter
McInnes, Alex D, J P, P M, hotel
keeper
XcInne<,Alex P, fqar and stock raiser
'icLean. Donald h^ fmr
Uiddlet%i, Robt, Jbr
Moffat, Henry, fmr
Moffitt & Sons, frms
Moffitt, Chas. fmr
Moffitt, Thos, fmr
Moffitt, John, fmr
Moffitt, Wm, fmr
Ore, Robt, labr
A.:<ALI LAKE.
POSTM.^STER, J. BOWE.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial
of Lillooet, is situate on the left
bank of the Eraser river, about
ninety miles from Clinton and on
the direct route to Barkerville.
Mail is carried 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 (►, stockraiser
Bowe Henry, stockraiser
Moore, John E, fmr
Ropotti, Joseph, fmr
ANDERSON CREEK.
Postoffice, Kamloofs.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial
of Yale. Communicfc.tion by stage
from Karii loops, distance 11 miles,
the banking point, telegraph and
express office.
ANNIERVILLE.
{See Port Kelh.)
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, one mile below Port Kells,
on the Eraser River. Nearest post-
office. Port fCells; telegraph and
express office, New Westminster;
distance, 3 miles. Daily commu-
nication by steamer with New
Westminster, and all points on the
Eraser River.
ARMSTRONG.
POBTMABTKR, DaNIEL RaBB' TT,
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial
1 our ^ckinjoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c.
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of Yale, is 30 miles south from
Sicamous junction on the Shuswap
and Okanagan railway and in the
centre of the Spallumcheeii 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.
AddiHon, Charles, shoemaker
Anderson, A, fmr
Barrett, Henry, carpenter
Barrett, W H, fmr
Bell, James, tmr
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, \Vm, butcher
Campbell, Wm, teamstJi
Christian, John, fmr
Christian, Joseph, teamster
Collins. David, harness maker
Coughlan, Dan. teamster
Crawford, Alex, fmr and carpenter
Crozier, Chas, fmr
Crozier. James, fmr
Cumming, D G, fmr
Davis, B F, fmr
D'Eatie, Walter, L
Dempsey, D, roadmaster
Dobbin. J, labr
Ebbargill & Co, merchants
Ehoncke, Henrv, fmr
Elliot, Phillip, labr Brewer's sawmill
Fletcher, F W, prop Armstrong hotel
Ford, Aaron, fmr
Frayne, Mrs Luke, housekeeper
Fulton, TB, fmr
Glanzer, John, fmr
Goldie, Robert, fmr
Gordon, Norman, fmr
Gould, Hugh, labr Brewer's sawmill
Graham, Donald, fmr
Graham, T, carpenter
Grant, Alextt»»l«r, fancy and fruit
store
Grant, Arthur K, /mr and agent
Gudnason, Enier, /mr
Hamil! & McJ,eod, props door and
sash factory, hardware and furni-
ture
Hancock, William, harness maker
Harding, Harry, fmr
Har^y, Thos, bricklayer, mgr sawmil
Heathcote, Fred, Government roac
master
Hill, Amos, labr
Holtby, Wm, carpenter
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, My leg, fmr
McKenzie, W R, turner and carpn
McLeod, Norman, door and sash fat
tory, furniture and hardware
M(!Pliprsiin, Ortborne, teacher
Meighan, W J, fmr
Mulraney, P J, fmr
Murie, ^H\|]^'^, cariirnter
Murray, lifor^e, t.oarding hou
fancy ami fruit Hfore
Murray, Wtn, maiihinist
Norris, 81 Ian, labr
Parry, Evan, painter
Parry, Lloyd, fmr
Patclmff, George, labr Brewei k «a
mill
Patchett, John, livery stable
Pelley, R H, Prov Land Surveyor
Poole, John, fmr
Powell, J W, gentleman
Rabbitt, Daniel, postmaster a
merchant (E CCargill & Co)
Reid, Samuel, fmr
Rush, George, fmr
Rush, G W, fmr
Sajpsworth & Decks, fmrs
Schneider, Henry, blacksmith
Schubert, Augustus, sr, retired fmr
Schubert, Augustus, jr, fmr
Schubert, Cijiurles, fmr
Shaw, Wm, carpenter
Sheill & Ford, fmrs
Sheill, Jas, fmr
Swanson, Henry, fmr
Thompson, John, fmr
Thornc, Edward, fmr
Tilton, Cyrus C, fmr
Turnbull, Robert, carpenter
Waitt, C M, sawyer Brewer's sawm
Wheeler, Arthur, land surveyor a)^
architect
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Harilware, Paints, Oils anH Aioricaitnral
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0.
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6, fmr
turner and carpn
door and sash fat
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orne, teacher
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Williamson, T H, butcher
Wilson, John, stock raiser
Wolfenden, R H, carpenter
[Wood, Robert, merchant
^Wright, Jas Milton, clerk
"''right, Thomas W, apprentice S &
D factory
[Young, B F, fmr
Young, James, carpenter
ASHCROFT.
Postmaster, W. B. V. Bailey.
|ln the Electoral District of Yale, is
on the Pacific division of the Can-
adian Pacific railway, at the south
bank of the Thompson river near
its junction with the Bonaparte,
is 205 miles from Vancouver and
2,698 miles from Montreal. There
IS a money order and express office,
but the nearest banking point is
Kamloops. Ashcroft is the for-
warding and distributing point for
Cariboo, Clinton, Lillooet and way
places in the northern interior ancl
the point where all travel to these
sections leaves the railroad. Here
the B. C. Express Co. have their
headquarters.
Irmatrong, Angus, track walker C
P R
Islicruft Hotel, Wm Lyne, prop
Uherton, W T, Ashcroft hotel
kudap, Peter, ranclier
Lustin, A E, farm laborer
Jailey, (.Jeo, elk to Harvey Bailey Co
}ailey, W B V, mcht and postmaster
James, John Christopher, stock
raiser
iBeddard, Joseph, fmr
fBose, W H, fmr
Brink, Wm, fmr
British Columbia Expr's Co, Stephen
Tingley, mgr
Brown, j^ames, track walker C P R
Bryson, J B, black;iraith
Burr, J W, constal)le and Gov agent
Campbell, Miss B, dressmaker
Carson, James, rancher
Caux, Jean, packer
Chai, Come, teamster
Chenhall, James, teamster
Colum'/i, E C, stage driver
Charles James, labr C P R
Cornwall, Hon C F, stipendiary mag-
istrate and countv courl: judge
Courtenay, Sam, telegraph operator
Cralt, Alex, labr
Decker, Isaac
Eagleson, Mark R, teamster
Evans, H, fmr
Fearn, W D, builder and contractor
Foster, F W genl merchant
Gladwin, W B, forwarder
Glassey, John, mgr Ashcroft hotel
Gordon, John, carpenter
Grey, Thomas, labr C P R
Grigg, Thomas, labr C P R
Gunter, A, section foreman
Haddock, Chas, prop livery stable
Haddock, Jas, mgr, F W Foster's
store
Harvey Bailey & Co, genl merchants
Hautier,Alphonse, elk Harvey Bailev
&Co
Higginbottom, Wm, carpenter
Hollyoak, John, tank engineer C P R
Humphries, E, farm hand
Hume, H D, conductor C P R
Jarvis, R W, elk F W Foster
Kirkpatrick, FG fmr
Kirkpatrick, Jas D, fmr
Kirkpatrick, John G, fmr
Kirkpatrick, Wm, fmr
King, J W H, school teacher
La Forrest, Emile, stage driver B
Express Co
Langley, Walter, stock raiser
Lawrence, John, labr C P R
Lehman, Isaac, J P, blacksmith
Linehan, Jack, freight clerk C P R
Lyne, Wm, prop Ashcroft hotel
MacKay, J J, agent B C Express Co
McDonald, A C. teamster
McEwen, Donald, hostler
McKay, L, saddler
Mooney, A, plasterer
Mooney, P A, station agent C P R
Munroe, Gilbert, track walker
Nesbitt, R J, fmr
Newhard, C C, foreman, C P R
Newland, J A, plasterer
Paul, Alexander, cook
Peterson, John, fmr
Puckett, W R, hotelkeeper
Rafter, Martin, labr
Robbins S, teamster
Shaw, Walter, elk F W Foster
Sheppard, W, fore nan
Shermer, J C, teamster
Shuler, Goleman, fmr
Smith, Chipman H, elk B C Express
Co
Smith, J C, blacksmith
Smith, John, fmr
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Spinks, J W, teamster
Steadman, Mrs, confectionery, etc
Stroutt, J W, fmr
Thompson, Malcom, packer
Tingley, Fred, clerk
Tingley, Stephen, mgr B Exp Co
Tapper, M. music teacher
Williams, — , teamster
BALFOUR.
Postmaster, C. W. Busk.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
West Kootenay. Mails three times
a week; telephone connection with
Nelson ; distance, 20 miles, which
is also the nearest railway station
and banking point; communication
by steamer; all boats plying up and
down the lake call here. Mining;
and lumber are the principal in-
dustries.
Allan, Wm, logger
Beale, W E, rancher. Queen's bay
Bell, W, labr
Brown, G M, carpt and boatbuilder
Busk, W, surveyor
Calder, Mrs, housekeeper
Decker, Tony, labr
Decker, W, logger
De La Haye, Capt, rancher
Fuller, W, miner
Gallop, J W, hotel prop
Gallop, R 8, hotel prop
Gallop & Son, hotel props
Gallop, IT N, miner
Gallop, W R, bookkeeper
Gallop, Mrs J W
Gallop, Miss F
Gallop, Miss A
Gordon, — , logger
Hazzard, Wm, miner ,
Jackson, H P, labr *
Koskey, Thomas, labr
Kurtz, Chris, property owner
Laird, Geo, rancher
Lewis, Isaac, labr
Marshall, — , logger
McBain Dan, miner
McKean, Geo, labr
McKeau, Grant, carpt
McLean G, miner
McMillan, A, miner
Nelson, Chris, labr
Proctor, Thos, rancher and miner
Kouch, Edward, contractor
Roe, A V, rancher
Thurburn, T V, labr
Stark, J E, miner
Thompson, W, miner
Williams, John, logger
White, — , labr
BARCLAY SOUND.
INCLUDING UOLUELET AND CAPE BKALE
LIGHTHOUSE.
(Hee also Alberni.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Al-
berni, is situated on the West coast
of Vancouver Island, 100 miles
from Victoria and 40 miles from
Alberni. Nearest postoffice, Clayo-
quot, distance, 20 miles ; telegraph
and express office, Victoria, 100
miles; communication by steamer.
Cox, Emmanuel, Cape Beal lighthse
Guillod, Harry, Indian agt, Ucluelet
Lucovitch,Antonio,mgr Capt Spring's
store
BARKERVILLE.
Postmaster, James Stone.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Cariboo, is situated
on Williams Creek, 285 miles from
Ashcroft station at the termination
of the Cariboo wagon road, and is
reached by the British Columbia
Express Company's stages from
Ashcroft once a week. Telegraph,
money order and express office.
Government agt and Gold commis-
sioner, John Bowron
Government assayer, E A Martin
Head constable and County Court
registrar, Geo Cowan
Adams, Thomas Edward, miner
Allen, James, miner
AUers, John, miner
Anderson, Andrew, miner
Anderson, William F, miner
Atkinson, Amos B, miner, Grouse ok
Barker, William, miner
Bawden, Nicholas, miner
Bawden, Thomas, miner
Bennett, Richard, miner
Berry, Richard, carpt
Bibb'y, James, miner. Grouse ok
Bibby, John, tinsmith
Blackwood, William, miner
Blair, Robert, miner
T. D0BE80N, N. W. DOBEBON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron audi Bra»a Foundtra, General MaehinittSt
All Kindt of Bepairt, land and Marine.
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Boyce, James
Brodie, Rober
Brown, Willia
Brown, Rober
Bowron, John
Buchanan, Re
Butts, John, I
Campbell, Rol
Cockell, Edwa
Coutts, Alexai
Conway, Benji
Cowan, Geo, c
Clark, George
Mclntyre)
Davis, Mauric(
Des Lorier, Ed
D'Orpintquy, (
Driscoll, Mich
creek
Duffy, James,
Ende, Aime, n
Ferguson, Geo
Flynn, Timoth
Flynn, E Havi
Fitchie, Willia
Forrest, Willia
Gadd, George,
Gayet, L, mim
Glynn, Michae
Hageman, Chr
Harkins, Jame
Hancock, J M,
Heath, Robert
Hoar, Francis,
Hodgkinson, \
Hough, Richai
House, Charles
Howley, Patric
Houser, John,
Innis, James,
Isaacs, Geo, m
James, John, n
Jarvis, W I, m
Johns, Gomar,
Job? ; -n, A.rti
JohnMi.,)n, Gooi
Jones, John O,
, . Jones, Robert,
Jones, V, illiam
!| Kelly, Andrew,
Knott, John, c
Lanyon, John,
Locke, Alex, st
Mar' In, E A, a
tuxi mill
Mattloe. 8 B, i
Mc A linden, An
McArthur, Ale
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IfinrnniA TDAIICCCD PA I Til Check Banage to any part of the City. Their
fluivnlA InAnorCn UV.| LIU. wagons andCarrlages meet aU Boats and Train*.
21 and 23 Bronghton Street, Vlotoria, B. C. Tel. 129.
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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, count>r court registrar
Clark, George B, mill owner (Clark &
Mclntyre)
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 S, 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
Jar vis, W I, miner
Johns, Gomar, clerk
Joh? ; -n, Arthur, miner, Sugar ck
JohnHcjn, Gourge C, minei
Jones, John 0, miner
Jones, Robert, butcher
J-jnes, V, illiam A, dentist
I Kelly, Andrew, store and hotel keeper
Knott, John, carpt
Lanyon, John, miner. Mosquito ck
I Locke, Alex, stage driver
Mar' 'n, E A, assayer and supt reduc-
t'un mill
Mattlce. 8 B, miner
McAUutlen, Anthony, tdr, Grouse ck
McArthur, Alex, blacksmith
McCornish, Matthew, miner
McDermott, Hy,miner,Couttlin gulch
McDonald, Alex, miner, CouttUn
gulch
McFarlane, Donald, miner, Grouse
creek
McGovern, Patrick, miner
McGregor, Peter F, miner
Mclntyre, Archibald (Clarke & Mc-
lntyre)
McKay, Daniel, miner
McKenny, Francis, miner
McLain, J L B, miner, Richfield.
McLeod, Geo, miner, Richfield
McLeod, Kenneth, trapper. Bear lake
Meyer, h , 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
Tell, Edward W, miner
Tunstall,ChasA, MD, hospital surg'zi
Walker, Geo J, miner
Whittier, A D, mgr
Williams, W P, miner. Mosquito ck
Wilson, Arnold, miner
Wintrip, Edwd, blacksmith. Stout's
gulch.
Wintrip, Lewis, miner, Richfield
Wintrip, John, miner
Wintrip, Robert, miner
Woolcock, W H, miner
Wylllii, llohort, miner. Sugar ck
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BARNSTON ISLAND.
, (See Port Kella.)
In the Dominion Electoral District
and Provincial of New Westmin-
ster ; nearest post office Port Kells,
telegraph and express otfice, New
Westminster, distance 11 miles.
BASQUE RANCH.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Yale, is 9 miles from Ashcroft,
which is th« 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-
press office; noarest postoffice
Roger's Pass, distant five miles;
steamboat communication with
Golden, 40 miles.
BEAVER.
POSTMABTEK, 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 ; bankm- point,
Calgary; mails daily.
Anderson, Sam, mill hand
Anderson, V, section foreman
Anderson, William, mill hand
Baldock, Victor, mill hand
Barr, Henry, fmr
Barr, John, bush foreman
Bingham, John, mill liand
Boushie, B, river driver
Bousher, Joe, mill hand
Brownson, Tom, miner
Burns, James, mill hand
Carroll, James M, fmr
Clattenbuig, Nathen, mill hand
Clelland, Robert, section hand
Crosby, George, labr
Daly, J B, section foreman
Doan, Joseph, labr
Dredge, H, painter
Evans, Henry, mill labr
Evans, Herb, mill labr
Evans, Harry, 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, flier
Houston, .lohn, 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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TurnbuU, J
Vasaer, J S,
Vigneaux, J
Walde, Jact
Wnite, Chai
White, Thoi
White, Will
Whiteside, ]
Whiteside, 1
Wilson, Jam
Yuill, Sam,
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point, Nam
Armstrong, V
Bayne, Percy
Bayne, Stanlt
Bishop Chas
postmaster
Cameron, Anj
Commerford,
Dickson, Mrs,
Dickson, Wm
Drinkwater, I
Dunkerly, Mi
Fletcher, Rob
Grandy, Edw
Hall, Charles
Halpenny, H
Halpenny, Jo
mill
Jolly, John Si
McKenzie, Ki
Orr, John, fn,
Pattison, Tho
Smith, Thomi
Spencer, Geo
Stewardson, J
Thompson, R
Thompson, \^
Woodward, E
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In the Domir,
Nanaimo a]
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T. J.TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and AErienltaral Iinpleiiieiits.|
Columbia Street, NEW WEHTMINSTfiB, B. C.
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Tuirnbull, John, setter
Vasser, J S, scaler
Vigneaux, Joe
Walde, Jacob, mill labr
Wuite, Charles, gang foreman ,
White, Thomas, setter
White, William, sawyer
Whiteside, Edward, skipper
Whiteside, Frank, planer
Wilson, James, labr
Yuill, Sam, miner
BEAVER CREEK.
Postmaster, Chas. Fred'k Bishop.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Alberni and Dominion of Van-
couver. Mails twice a week. Near-
est telegraph, express and banking
point, Nauaimo, distant 55 miles.
Armstrong, Wm, finr
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
Urinkwater, Hilton, fmr
Dunkerly, Miss Ethel, school teacher
Fletcher, Robert, gentleman
Grandy, Edward, fmr
Hall, Charles, fmr
Halpenny, H, carpenter
Halpenny, Joseph G, fmr and saw-
mill
Jolly, 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.)
Postmaster, Alexander McLennan.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Nanaimo and Provincial of islands,
JH about 26 miles from Victoria;
communication by steamer ; near-
est telegraph ofSce and railway
station, McPberson's, on E. & K.
Ry, distance, 16 miles. The post
office is at the southeastern ex-
tremity of Salf Spring Island.
BEECHY BAY.
(See Metchosin.)
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral Districts of Esquimau,
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 Northivest Coast.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
New Westminster and Provincial
of the Coast, is an 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 Vic; oria.
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, ThoB, fisherman
BELLA COOLA.
(See Nci-thwest Coast.)
In the Domicion and Provincial Elec-
toral Districts of 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.
Clayton, John, Indian trader
Nicholas, Edward, Methodist mis-
sionary.
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Postmaster, P. Grinder.
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, fmr and postmaster
Grinder. William, fmr
Haller, Joseph, fmr
Haller, Joseph, jr, fmr
Haller, William, fmr
Hanlon, Nicholea, 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
AValker, William, fmr
BLUE SPRINGS.
Postmaster, Alkxandek McDowell.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of Yale, Koot-
enay, is five and a half miles from
Lumby. Mails once a week. Near-
est telegraph, express office, and
banking point, Vernon, 20 miles
distant.
Cooke, C F, fmr
Couverette, Gilbert, fmr
Crawley, Geo, fmr
Deschamps, J B, fmr
Deschamps, Alphonse, fmr
Funk, Geo, fmr
Helgeson, B F, fmr
LeBlance, Joseph, fmr
McDonald, Daniel, fmr
McDowell, John D, fmr
McDowell, Alex, stockraiser and
postmaster
Mclntyre, Donald, miner
Quesnell, Cleophonce, fmr
Quesnell, Quandid, fmr
Sheron, D, fmr
Sheron, Felix, labr
IJtansfield, Albert, fmr
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 ; postoffice
Cache Creek. Mails weekly. Com-
munication by stage, from Ash-
croft to Mundorfs, distance 20
miles; fare, $3.25.
Bohn, Wm, 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
Parker, Ryland Hostler, B C Express
Co
Quirk, Thomas
Robinson, Wm, fmr
Thurbar, James, fmr
Veasey, John, fmr
Veasey, James, fmr
Walker, George, fmr
Walker, James, teamster
Walker, Robert L, hotelkpr, Clinton
Walker, William, fmr
Wilson, George, teamster
BOUNDARY BAY.
DELTA MUNICIPALITY.
{See Ladner's Landing.)
A settlement in the Delta Municipal-
ity, in the Dominion and Provincial
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBESON.
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Bter ;neare8t postoffice, money order,
telegraph and express office, Lad-
ner's Landing; communication by
livery from Ladners.
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, minor
Murray, Hugh, fmr
Nevin, .T, 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.
In the 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.)
Postoffice Address, Clinton.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial
Electoral District of Lillooet; near-
The
and
exp
est telegraph office, 108 Mile House,
distant eight miles; communica-
tion by stage from Ashcroft, dis-
tant 83 miles; fare, $13.50.
chief industries are dairying
stock raising.
Abraharason, Jacob, labr
Cullen, D, station keeper, B C
stables, 83 mile post.
Delfey, Mike, labr, Bridse Creek
Fiset, Napoleon, labr. Bridge Creek
Forbes, Geo, stockman. Bridge Creek
Valley
Gustafson,Nelson, stock raiser ,Bridge
Creek Valley
Mcintosh, Wm, stock raiser and
dairy. 111 Mile House.
Meason, Wm, stock raiser. Bridge
Creek Valley
Phillipine, Rafael, stock raiser, 105
Mile House
Peltier, Jos, stock raiser. Bridge
Creek Valley
BROWNSVILLE.
(See also South WeKtminster.)
Postmaster, Joseph Punch.
In the Dominion 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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Newton, Elias, J, harnesa mkr, Scott
road
Pike, W E, Yale road, fmr
Pike, William, (Pike and Beeton)
Punch, JaineB,M.P.P.,hotel prop and
andPM
Punch, John, livery man
Quible, John, fmr, Yale road
Seaton, J, fmr, Newton road
Sendell, Neill, fmr
Stein, J W, fmr
Wallace, George, Yale road
Wilson, James, fmr
BURGOYNE BAY.
(See Salt Spring Inland. )
Samuel Maxwell, Postmaster and
assemsoh.
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 bv
steamer from Victoria and Nanai-
mo, 30 miles. The principal indus-
try is fruit and sheep raising.
BURRARD INLET.
(See also Hantingg.)
Postmaster, Geo. Black.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
four miles east of Vancouver ; mails
daily.
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, $1.60.
CACHE CREEK.
(See Bonaparte Valley.)
Postmaster, Jahbh Campbell.
In the Electoral District of Yale, is
situated on^ the Cariboo wagon
road, 6 miles from Athcroft, 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 C A Semlin
}> inney, 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
Martin, G. B., M.P.P., mgr Galpin &
Co
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, fmr and stock raiser
Phare, Richard, teamster
Pinchard, Robt, farm hand Galpin &
Co
Quirk, Thos, fmr
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 Landing], Laird Post,
Blac& River Post, and Centerville.
Ill the summer months there is
communication once a week by the
Hudson Bay Company's steamer
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarHware, Faints, Oils and AEricnltoral Iipleients
Colombia Street, NEW WESTMINSTEB, B. G.
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from Porter's Landing, at the foot
of Dease Lake, but in winter the
district is practically shut off from
the outer world.
Allen, John P, Snow Greek, miner
Brown, Henry, Gold Greek, miner
Buckley, Thomas, Poor Man's Greek,
miner
Callbreath, G, telegraph clerk
Callbreath, J K, pucker, telegraph
Cook, G W. (Gallbreath.GA Co,mer,
Laketon)
Clunes, Goliin, McDame Post, clerk,
HBGo
Dower, Edward, McDame Greek,
miner
Edwards, Henry, Black River Post,
fur trader, H B Go
Egnell, Albert, Liard Post, fur trader,
HBGo
Everuon, C, miner, Thibut, clerk
Hankin, Herliert Gharles, McDame
Post, clerk H B Go
La Montague, John, junction Black
River, trader
Mitchell, John, Quartz Greek, miner
Metcalf, Edward, Gentreville, Mc-
Dame Greek, clerk and collector
Moore, John, HoUoway'a Bar, miner
McCuaig, Donald, Quartz Greek,
miner
McGIure, M, miner, Dease Greek
McDonald, Kenneth Nathaniel Lo-
gan, McDame Post, trader, H B Go
McTavish, George Simpson, McDame
Post, trader, H B Go
Nissen, Ghristopher, HoUoway's Bar,
miner
Pickup, Joseph, HoUoway's Bar,
miner
Porter, Jas, & Son, Laketon
Rees. John, HoUoway's Bar, miner
Smith, Gharles B, HoUoway's Bar,
miner
Sainsbury, Geo, Black River, miner
Valencia, Justo, McDame Post,packer
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In the Dominion EU itoial District of
Vancouver and Pro^ iuciai of Nan-
aimo. A post 8etti<?men ; 10 miles
from Nanaimo, which in the near-
est banking point, telegraph and
express office ; mail once a week.
Bates, Harry, fmr
Beach, Thomas
Bennie, Gharles, fmr
Bennie, John, fmr
Bennie, Samuel, fmr
Blank, Charles, fmr
Blunt, Joseph, florist
Bone, Thomas, butcher
Brenton, John, oyster merchant
Cairns, John, fmr
Cairns, Sebastian, fmr
Carson, .Toseph, fmr '
Gassidy, George, fmr '
Cassidy, Thomas, fmr / ' i
Cozens, Frank, fmr
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
HiU)ert, John, fmr
Hilbert, John Henry, fmr
Hilbert, William
Hill, John, fmr and postmaster
Hodgson, William, fmr
Isom, Burton, logger and fmr
MacGregor, George, fmr
Macguire, Henry, fmr
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, Thorns, 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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WilBon, Miss N G, teacher
Wobank, Benjamin, miner
Wobank, George, fmr and miner
Wobank, Joseph, miner
York, Samuel, fmr
"I'ork, West, fmr
CHEAM.
{See Chillmack.)
POSTUASTBB, C. S. ByDEB.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is four miles east of Gbil-
liwack. Mails tri-weekly. It is
reached by steamer from New
Westminster, and by rail from
Harrison station on C. P. R.
CHEMAINUS.
(Including LewieviUe.)
POSTMASTBB E. J. PaLMBB.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Cow-
ichan, is a town on the E. & N. B.
R., 52 miles from Victoria. Post
and money order oflSce, telegraph
and express office, £. & 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-
ployment to about 200 hands.
Kuper Island (in the Island dis-
trict) and Thetis Island are both
about five miles from Ghemainus,
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, E, J.P., fmr
Barkley, R E, fmr
Beaumont, C, fmr
Beaumont, F, fmr
Blayney, 0, fmr
Bonsalf, Henry, J.P., fmr
Broadwood, D, fmr
Burchell, H, fmr, Thetis Island
Campbell, Nelson W, fmr
Church, E M
Conway, Thos D, station agent
Crichton, W, fmr
Crocker, Sml, fmr
Crozier, Jas, night watchman
Cunningham, J D, fmr
Curran, W H, 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
Gibba, Saml, fmr
Gibbs, R, fmr
Gordon, Isaac, fmr. Oyster Bi^
Gray, Mrs S
Gustafson, Olaf, carpenter
Hop Chung, laundryman
Horseshoe Bay Hotel, Matthew
Howe, prop
Howe, Matthew, prop Horseshoe
Hotel
Hunter Bros, fmrs, Thetis Island
Jackson, T M, fmr
Johnson, P B, fmr
Kersley, Geo, fmr
Kirkendall, G, teacher
Lewis, W L, elk, employ Samuel G
Lewis
Lewis, Samuel G, Lewisville Hotel
and store
Mainguy, Daniel W, fmr
Marshail, J F, mill hand
McGarry, James, carpenter
Miller, Wm A, fmr
Neal, Jas, milkman
Palmer, Ed «J, sawmill mgrandPM
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
Rice; G, fmr
Richards, J, fmr
Roberts, R F, fmr
Roberts, Rev R J, Epis Missionary,
Kuper Island
Robertson, Mrs H
Shaw, — G Island
Silvers, J, G Island
Silva, J
Smith, W, sawmill hand
Smith, Mrs
T. OOBESON, N, W. DOBKMON.
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Iron and Brass foundsrtt Oensral MaeMnista,
Atl Kinds of Btpairs, Z»nd and Mdrlns.
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Spence, G B, fmr
Telford, B, teacher
Tennison, H, teamater
Thompson, W, bandmaster, Kuper
Island
Warnock, J, fmr
Wells, A, fmr
Williams, S, Kuper Island
Wilson, Jas, fmr
Wilson, B C, section foreman
CHERRY CREEK.
A flag station on the G.P.B. in Yale
District, 236 miles east of Vancou-
ver. Postoffice, Kamloops.
CHILCOTEN.
Posthastes, G. Desteb.
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. I
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
Jones, Wm, cowboy
MacLaggart, sawyer
Meldum, Thomas, fmr
Modge, M
Moon, C, cowboy
Oaklyn, E D
Boss, .7
Boss, M D
Strouss, W M. stock raiser
Swanson, Wm, fmr
Sword, Thomas, packer
Webster, W
Wyley, Moses, stock raiser
CHILLIWACK.
Postmasteb. Samuel Mellabd.
A municipality and town on the south
bank of ti^e 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 also a bank,
telegraph and express office. With
New Westminster and all ptoints on
the Fraser river, there is daily
communication by steamer. The
Ghilliwack Bailwajr Co. have a
fine townsite adjoining Ghilliwack
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, Bev W B, English church
Allitt, Chas, fmr
Armstrong, James, fmr
Arnould, Joseph, fmr
Arnould, Bobert, fmr
Ashwell & Sons, merchants
Ashwell, George, merchant
Ashwell, Geo B, J.P
Ashwell, Henry, merchant
Baily, James, carpt
Baniord, George, fmr
Banks, Joseph^ fmr
Bayly, Wm U, fmr
Bell, A J, 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 S, 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
Chadsey, J L, fmr
Chapman, Benj, fmr
Chapman, James H, fmr
Coote, A L, fmr
Coverdale, Thomas, nurseryman
Cramer, W J, barber
Cross, John, fmr
Cruicksbanks, 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
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McKeever, Geo, fmr
Everall, T P, fmr
McRae, Peter, livery stable
Ferris, W F, merchant.
McSween, M, fmr
Finney, Chas, fmr
.Melhuish, Geo, mgr fruit cannery
Ford, Chas, fmr
Mallard, S, postmaster and notary
Ford, John E, fmr
public
Ford, Sidney, fmr
Mennell. Arthur, fmr
Gibson, John, fmr
Mercer, James, fmr
Gibson, Joseph, fmr
Miller, J W, fmr
Gillanders, A H, furniture store
Muirbead. James, fmr
Munro, Alex, fmr
Gillanders, Donald, fmr
Gillanders, Joseph, fmr
Munro, C W, fmr
Gillanders, Milton F
Munro, Jas, tinsmith
Good, George, fmr
Goodell, F H, fmr
Munro, Nicholas, fmr
Murray, Jas, fmr
Mohler, F H, nurseryman
Graham, John, carpenter
Grant, J J, fmr
Nelmes, W B, fmr
Greer, Fred, fmr
Nelson, Jas, fmr
Greyell, Emanuel
Nelson, Thos, fmr
Gwvnne-Vughan, D E, fmr
Nicholson, A, fmr
Hall, W B, fmr
Nowell, R, fmr
Harrison, Mrs M, Harrison hotel
O'Mears, Alfred, fmr
Henderson, A C, merchant
O'Mears, B, fmr
Henderson, Dr, physician
Paisley, L W, r'l estate and auctioneer
Henderson, J C, merchant
Parker, John, fmr
Henderson, S C, gentleman
Patterson, Jas, lime kilns
Henderson, Thomas H, merchant
Peers, Jos, fmr
Higginson, G T, fmr
Prest, Wm, fmr
Hiftginson, James, fmr
Proctor, Hy, fmr
Prowse, RW, fmr
Higginson, Wm, fmr
Irwin, B A, merchant
Reece, J, fmr
Irwin, Thos H, fmr
Reeves, A, fmr
Jackman, W T, newspaper publisher
Robinson & McRae, saddlers
Jess, Alex, fmr
Rose, Wm, millinery and fancy goods
Jesperson, Henry, fmr
Russell, John, fmr
Jessop, Grant, druggist
Rounsefell, J, jeweller
Johnstone, I, boot store
Smith, Andrew, fmr
Kennedy, D J, fmr
Smith, J S, bees and incubators
Kickbush, Geo, fmr
Smith, Richard, fmr
Kipp, E A, fmr
Stady, John, fmr
Kipp, Henry, fmr
Stewart, Thos, fmr
Stuart, G M, fmr
Kipp, Isaac
Kitchen, Thomas E, MPP, gentleman
Street, C L, sawmills
Knight, Tlios, blacksmith
Sweetman, M, fmr
Lickman, Francis, shingle mill
Thomson, W George, teacher
Lindell, A F, fmr
Thorburn, Robert, fmr
Logan, Rev J A, Presby minister
Trethewev, Jas. saw and flour mills
Turner, Chas, fmr
Lucas, I C, fmr
Lundy, G F, Queen's hotel
Macdonald, Witn, mail carrier
Turner, S J, carpt
IVtier, F J L, civil engineer
Vickerson, E, fmr
Marshall Bros, painters and carriage
builders
Yickerson, W J, fmr
MathewBOB, Alex, fmr
Virgie, Chas, fmr
Walker, G W, clothier
McConnell, James
McCutcheon, John, telegraph ofSce
Walker, Chas, fmr
McDonald, F R, painter
McGowan, Wm, bookkeeper
Webb, Chas, fmr
Webb, Chas, fmr
McGuire, James H, fmr
Webb, Geo, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Harllf are, Paints, Oils anil Aiiriciiltiiral Mgleiaeiits.
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Weob, H, deputy sheriff
Wells & Son, cheese factory
Wells, A C, J.P
Wilkinson, T T, reporter
Wittie, T, carpt
Wood, W M, teacher
WetEel, F. boot and shoe sto re
Young, Goas, fuir
CISCO.
(.See Keefers.)
A flag station on the main line of the
G.P.R., 149 milea east of Vancou-
'er. Fare, $7.45; nearest post-
. Jice, North Bend.
CLANWILLIAM.
(See Revehtoke.)
A flag station on the main line of the
O.P.E., 370 miles east of Vancou-
ver. Nearest post, telegraph, ex-
press oflSce and steamboat landing,
Revelstoke ; 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
weekl;^ communication by steamer.
Chief industries, milling and sal-
mon canning.
Auriel, Joseph, millhand
Beeson, John, carpenter
Beynon, William, steamboat captain
Garthew, D, carpenter
Carthew, J A, mgr sawmill and can-
nery
Ghaters, 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 Eliia, dressmaker
Mason, Thomaa, millhand
McArthur. Dan
McLaughlm, James, carpenter
McKay, Moses, millhaud
Nelson, Henry, bandmaster
Olse'i, 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, logger and fisherman
Tashiro, R Z, photographer
CLAYOQUOT.
(See aho Alberni.)
A postoffice in Alberni District, 130
miles from Victoria and 54 miles
from Alberni.
CLAYTON.
POSTMASTBB, GhAS. G. GaHEBON.
Glayton, 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-
Sress office and banking point is
rw Westminster, nine miles dis-
tant, with which there is steam
boat communication ; landing. Port
Kells, 4 miles distant.
Archibald, Thomas, fmr
Bennett, Thomas, fmr
Blackwood, fmr
Boas, L, fmr
Bothwell, James, fmr
Bothwell, Thomas, fmr
Bothwell, Wm.
Gameron, Ghas, G P M, fmr
Cann, George W, fmr
Davis, L, fmr
Durak, Ghas 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
Hints, Alfred, fmr
Inelis, Robert, fmr
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Lawrence, George, fmr
Martin, E, fmr
McCallum, Chae, fmr
McGallum, John, fmr
McCallum, Joseph, fmr
McCaskell, Dan, fmr
McCaskell, Roderick, fmr
Mclsaac, Neil, fmr
McKenzie, Jos, fmr
Montgomery, John, fmr
Morton, Jno, fmr
Morton, J C; fmr
Parks, Jos, fmr
Paris, J D, fmr
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, Greorge, 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 Gum-
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.
POSTUASTBB, ADALBERT Lb BoVRDAIS.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale, Cariboo (since redistribu-
tion) and the Provincial Electoral
of Lillooet, is situated in Cut Off
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 postoflSce, money order, telegraph
and express ofiice'.
Ah Jim, trader
Bailey, Miss A, school teacher
Barton, Thomas, road supt
Bell, Ewan, trader
Bishop, James, labr
Bonanza Mining Co, Secretary E Bell
Boyd, William, fmr, 70 Mile House
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, Joseph, 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 Wah, trailer
Hurley, 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, Islacksmitn, Bona-
parte
McGee, C W, fmr, Hat Creek
McYouns, John
Meiss, Alexander, labr
Millikan, J W, saddler
Morgan, Thomas, stock raiser
Mnndorf, Jacob, hotelkeeper
O'Hara, Daniel, fmr, Bonaparte
Phinney, George, fmr, Hat Creek
Pollard, Jphn, fmr
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Bobertson, James, labr, Pavilion Mt
Bowe, Daniel, labr, Bonaparte
Sandoval, Alberta, packer
Sanson, George, physician
Saul, John, fmr
Saul, William, fmr
Smith, JEN, hotelkeeper
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, Bobert, labr
Uren, James B, blacksmith
Valenzuela, Bat'ael, packer
Veasey, John 6, labr, Bonaparte
Veasey, Mrs, fmr, Bonaparte
Walker, James, fmr, Bonaparte
Walker, Bobert A, hotelkeeper
Walker, William, fmr, Bonaparte
Watham, Thomas, labr
CLOVERDALE.
(See aho Clover Valley.)
Postmaster, George Campbell.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
1^ miles from Clover Valley post
office on the New Westminster and
Southern By. Mails daily; tele-
graph offices, Blaine, Wash., or
Brownsville; banking point, New
Westminster.
Bond, John, carpenter
Bowell, Bev, Methodist minister
Boyce, Frank, rancher
Breen, John I, shoemaker
Campbell, George, po8tma8t«r
Frampton, »-, section boss
Galbraith, J F, printer and publisher.
New Westminster and Cloverdale
Hill, B B, merchant and exp agt
Mathews, A H P, teacher
McElmon, B K, Bev, Presbyn min
McMillan, John, real estate, insur-
ance and collector of taxes
McMillan, Miss Ada I, dressmaker
Millington, W W A, labr
Milton, Albert
Bobinsou, W J, rancher and contr
Bolind, W D, rancher
Bichmond, A A, rancher
Sh innon, Joseph, rancher
Shannon, Thomas, J.P., rancher
Sraith, William, rancher
S'Allivan, — , rancher
CLOVER VALLEY.
Postmaster, Duncan Mackenzie.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
mins'ter, 1}4 miles from Cloverdale
on the New Westminster and
Southern Bailway. There is a
post and telegraph office. Nearest
express office, Cloverdale, and
banking point, New Westminster ;
distance 12 miles, or Blaine, 8
miles.
Armstrong, John, cook
Bowell, Bev, 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, logper
Matheson, Alex, fmr
McElmon, Bev B L, Presbyterian
minister
McKenzie, Duncan, postmaster
McKenzie, Francis J, teacher
McKenzie, Hugh, canneryman
McKenzie, John, fmr
McKenzie, Bobert Dongald, fmr
McLaughlan, Allan, logger
McLaughlan, John, carpenter
McLeod, Archibald, logger
Mercier, Samuel, lo^er
Milton, Albert, fmr
Murphy, Alex, fmr
Murphy, Archibald, frm
Murphy, James, fmr
Nelson, John, fmr
Nelson, Geo, fmr
Pardee, Louis, fmr
Partherson, Thomas, carpenter
Bambough, Myles, logg'ar
Bobinson, J W, fmr
Boper, Henry, logger
Bowan, 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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POBTHABTEB, M. MaMSON.
In the Dominion and ProvinciiJ 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
Bernhardt, Tony, fmr
Conaway, George B, logger
Coulter, Hillis, fmr
Coulter, Sam R, logger
Dallas, Charles, fmr
Elliot, 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, B H, fmr
McDonald, D, fmr
McKie, John, fmr
McNeil, Andrew, fmr
Miles, C G, fmr
Murphy, J R, logger
Seaton, W J, fmr
Tippett, 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
COBBLE HILL.
(Shawnigan.)
POBTHASTBB, J. T. POBTBR.
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, £ W, fmr
Bowkett, James, fmr
Burnham, Eugene, fmr
Cameron, John, fmr
Cameron, Malcolm, fmr
Chapman, Thos, fmr
Cheat, 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 S, fmr
Hollings, Henry, fmr
Hoy, Jas A, school teacher
Jell, Wank
Lafortu, Frank, fmr
Lafortu, Joseph, fmr ■
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, S A, fmr ^ •
Peterson, Peter, fmr
Porter, J. T., hotel, general ifeon and
postmaster ■
Raymond, John, lime burner
Rivers, Wm, fmr «
Rogers, A W, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, FaiDts, Oils and Asricnltiiral
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Rowlineon, S
Rutledae, Mary, fmr
Smith, Henry, fmr
Shallard, Geo
Sbeppard, J, fmr
Skinner, J J
Stuart, Geo, fmr
Tag(?art, W J, fmr
Turner, A, fmr
Vanstone, W, fmr
Verdiere, John, fmr
Wilder, George, fmr
Wonzod, — , fmr
COLWOOD.
(See aho Esquimau.)
POSTHABTER, A. PeATT, JB.
A country postoffice in the Dominion
Electoral District of Vancouver and
Provincial of Esquimalt, 8 miles
from Victoria, wliich is the nearest
telegraph and express office ; near-
est railway station, Esciuimalt, E.
& N. railway : communication also
by livery from Victoria.
Atkins, Thos, sr, lime burner
Atkins, Thos, jr, lime burner
Atkins, Joe, lime burner
Bannister, Albert, fmr
Bertram, George, sealer
Cogan, Henry, fmr
Gran, Ernest, f'tir
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, Henrv, fmr
Raut, W J, Captain
Rhode, Joe, fmr
Stephenson, J J, teacher
Smith, Wm^arm hand
Stewart, G W R, fmr
Thompson, J, section hand E & N
Railway
Vales, Wm, fmr
Williams, Ghas. fmr
Willey, Louis, imr »
WebHer, John, farm hand
Wood, Geo, fmr
Walker, Jas, fmr
Yew, Henry, farm hand
COMOX DISTRICT.
pobthastxbs— oomoz, j. b. holmbb ;
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CoHoz— The southern postal division
of Gomox 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 by wagon road from Union
Mines. The district is about 140
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 and
Sandwick, and has communication
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 Sandwirk
the central. Buttle's Lake is one
of the many attractions of this
section of country, 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,
thepostomces are indicated by their
initial letter.
Anderton, Wm, fmr, G
Bailey, Wm, labr, S
Baird, John, labr, C
Bakewell, James, blacksmith, C
Beckensell, Thomas, fmr, G
Beech, William, fmr, G
Bennett, John B, teacher, S
Berkeley, John B, road foreman, G
Bowler, James, fmr, S
Bridges, Charles, fmr, C
Brown, W R, clerk, C
Bu'.ns, Fredk, fmr, S
Ctiirns, Thomas, fmr, C
Carter, Richard, fmr, C
Carwithen, Reginald, fmr, S
Casey, Lewis, logger, C
Clarke, James, unr, S
Clay, E J, baker, C
Cline, Lucius, labr, C
Cliffe, Samuel J, hotel keeper, C
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Coatee, John A, carpenter, S
Grawford, A B, fmr, C
Crawford, S F, fmr, S
Creech. Saml, Gov agt,
Creech, Edward, labr, S
Cunliff, Franklin, fmr, S
Curtis, James M, civil engineer, C
Davis, Isaac, fmr, 8
Davis, Leonard, fmr, S
Derbyshire, James, labr, C
Dondhue, Mike, labr, G
Dorman, Frank, land owner, C
Drabble, Geo F, surveyor, C
Duncan Bros, merchants, S
Duncan, Eric, fmr, S
Dunvan, Oliver, fmr, 8
Duncan, Robert, fmr, 8
Duncan, William, fmr, g
Durand, Rev A B, R C priest,
Fitzgerald, Joseph, butcner, C
Fraser, Rev Alex, Presbytm min, S
Fraser, John, fmr, 8
Fraser, John W, milkman, C
Freer, William, fmr, G
Fulton, Arthur, butcher, 8
Fulton, John, labr, 8
Gage, Walter, fmr, C
Graham, Alexander, bartender, C
Graham, James, labr, C
Graham, Robt, hotel keeper, C
Graham, Thomas, laborer, G
Grant, John J, hotel keeper, C
Gibson, Matthew, labr, 8
Grieve, Berkeley, fmr, C
Grieve, George,'fmr,
Grieve, John, fmr, C
Grieve, Joseph, fmr, G
Grieve, Mrs, postmistress, G
Grieve, Thomas, fmr, G
Grieve, William, fmr, C
Halliday, Ernest, fmr, 8
Halliday, James A, teacher, 8
Halliday, W M, carpenter, 8
Hard^, John, fmr. G
Hardie, Thomas, labr, G
Harmston, W E, fmr, C
Harrigan, W J, fmr,
Harvey, Walter, Customs House, offi-
cer, C
Hetherington, John, fmr, G
Hooper, Charles J, labr,
Holmes, Joseph B, P M, mer, G
Holmes, J, labr, 8
Howe, George, butcher, G
Hull, Georse, clerk, C
John8on,John, fmr, G
Jones, David, expressman, 8
Jones, William, labr, 8
King, John, fmr, 8
Kirby, Thomas, fmr, G
Kirby, Harry, labr, G
Kirkpatrick, Wm, labr, G
Knox, William, labr, G
Lambert, Nathaniel, teamster, G
Ledingham, Alex, fmr, G
Lever, Thomas, fmr, G
Lewis, Wm, fmr, C
Lytell, Matthew, fmr, G
Mason, John, labr, C
Matthewson, W A, fmr, C
McArdle, Maurice, teamster, G
McCann, John, carpenter, C
McConnell, Roderick, gentleman, G
McDonald, John, labr, G
McDonald, Geo G, fmr, C
Mclver, James, fmr, G
MoKelvey, Adam, fmr, G
McKelvey. Stafford, fmr, G
McKenzie, John W, blacksmith, G
McMillan, David, bartender, C
McPhee, Joseph, merchant, C
McQuillan,, Henry, fmr, 8
McQuillan, Robt, labr, 8
Millett, E J. carpenter, G
Miller, James, fmr, G
Miller, John, fmr, C
Miller, William, barber, G
Milligan, Archibald, fmr, 8
Moffatt, Joseph, labr, 8
Moore, Joseph, clerk, G
Morrison, Hugh, labr, 8
Mundell, John, fmr, 8
Muschamp, Emerson, clerk, G
Parkin, Robert, fmr, 8
Parkin, Wm, fmr, 8
Phillips, Edward, fmr, G
Piercy, James, labr 8,
Piercy, John, fmr, G
Piercy, Henry, fmr, G
Piercy, Matthew, fmr, G
Piercy, Matthew H, fmr, G
Piercy, 8amuel, fmr, G
Pritchard, J A, logger, C
Rabson, Charles, logger, C
Rees, James, fmr, 8
Rennison, Walter, fmr, 8
Rennison, Wm, blacksmith, 8
Robb. Wm, fmr, G
Robbins, F W, teacher, 8 ^
Roberts, 8amuel, labr, C
Robertson, Thomas, labr, C
Rollings, Edward, shoemaker, G
Rosborough, Thomas, labr, G
Ross, Henry W, fmr,
Rowan, John, labr,
Salmond, Alex, fmr, G
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Scharachmidt, P, phyaician, C
Seawright, James, labr, S
Sharp, William, hotel keeper, G
Smitn, Horace, shingle maker, G
Smith, W 0, fmr, G
Snow, Allan, fmr, G
Stewart, Daniel, fmr, C
Stewart, Hugh, plasterer,
Stewart, J\mes, labr,
Stouffhton, Charles, fmr, S
Strother, W T, physician, C
Sutherland, James, teacher, G
Swan, Wm, labr, C
Thomas, Evan, milkman, S
Thomdyke, D H, labr, C
Urqahart, Alex, fmr, C
Urquhart, Harold, lumberman, C
Urqahart, John, lumberman, C
Viles, Frank, labr, C
Viles, ThosW, fmr,
Watt, Michael, labr,
Westwood, C 0, fmr, C
Westwood, M T 0, fmr, C
Willemar, Rev J X, Church of Eng-
land clergyman, S
Williams, David, fmr, C
Williams, John, fmr, S
Wilson, Jeremiah, baker, C
Woods, Thos, teamster, G
COQUITLAM MUNICIPALITY.
(See Weitminster Junction.)
Postmaster, B. B. Kblly.
In the Westminster District, on the
.line of the C.P.B. Begular com-
* munication with New Westminster,
Vancouver, and Port Moody.
CORFIELD.
POBTMABTBR, GeO. T. COBFIELD.
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. BB.
Barter, William, fmr
Barter, William, fmr
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, C, gentleman
Maitland, Dougall, F H, fmr
Marriner, Mrs A, widow
Marshall, Matthew, fmr
Marshall, Thomas, fmr
McKeazie, 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.
POBTHASTEB, 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 offico,
Spence's Bridge, 46 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 D G, merchant
Behovcas, Antonena, packer
Blair & Co, merchants
Blair, Gilbert, postmaster and mer-
chant
Barras, Sam, blacksmith
Charters, Wm, fmr and stock raiser
Ghartrand, J, fmr
Cleasby, H S, fmr
Gleasby, Jos, farm hand
Gorbett, Jas, stock raiser
Gostillion, Jos, stock raiser
Coutlie, Alex, hotel keeper and fmr
Coutlie, A J, fmr
Coutlie, Jessie, cowboy
Coutlie, Jos, cowboy
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FerguBon, Alex, labr
Fortier, A, fitir
Garcia, Frank, cowboy
Qarcia, Jesus, fmr and stock raiser
Garcia, J, jun, cowboy
Garcia, John, farm band
Godev, Antonio, stock raiser
Goodison, A, farm hand
GuUiford, Kichard, fmr and
raiser
Chancellor, H, fmr
Chancellor, V E, fmrs
Chancellor, W C, fmr
Chapman, James, fmr and
raiser
Charters, Harry, farm hand
Guteriez, J I), stock raiser
Guteriez, Francis, farm hand
Harmon, Eli, stock raiser
Harmon, Samuel, stock raiser
Harmon, W H, stock raiser
Henri, £. carpenter
LAtremouille, J H, stock raiser and
fmr
Lindley, Geo, fmr
Lindley, Hy, fmr and stock raiser
Lindley, John, fmr
Lindley, Louis, fmr
Lindley, Thos, fmr
Lynne, E, farm hand
Madden, Jas, farm hand
Manion, Wm, stock raiser
Mansfield, Frank, farm hand
Marquart, Peter, stock raiser
Marquart, John, fmr
McArthur, Neil, fmr
McCullogh, Greo, stock raiser
McCullogh, Wm, stock raiser
Mclnnes, Neil, fmr
Mclnnes, D
McKee, Hugh, fmr
McFhall, Alex, imr and stock raiser
Myren, J P, fmr
Neun, J, labr
Newkirk, Ghas, dairyman
Phillips, Mrs, stock raiser
Protean, Jos, stock raiser
Qui^nville, Louis, stock raiser and
fmr
Quock, Linn, labr
Key, John, fmr
Sooerts, A B, stock raiser
Ryan, Pat, fmr
Schwartz, Thos, stock raiser
Shattleworth, Chas, fmr
Shuttleworth, H H D, fmr
Sing Tong, cook
Smith, Jno, stock raiser
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
Wey Chung, boarding house
Wilsor., Jack, farm hand
Wilson, John, farm band
COWICHAN.
POBTMASTBB, G. B. ObDANDO.
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-
Pherson 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, Baptisto, labr
Ordano, G a, postmaster, hotel and
storekeeper
Shaw, Thos B, fmr and carpenter
Shearing, Wm J, fmr and carpenter
Vicevich, Thomas, fisherman
COWICHAN LAKE.
Posthastbb, Angus C. Fbasbb.
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
Cowichati harbor on the east. It is
over 20 miles in length, and in
£ laces 4 miles wide ; 21 miles from
uncan's station on the E. & N.
Ey, with which there is stage com-
munication.
Abemethy, James, fmr
Airth, H W
Bayly, Chas, fmr
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Baylor, Ohas A, trapper
Oraig, Frat, fmr
Oullum, Thoa, foreman logging camy
DonuIdBon, D F C, fmr
Donnett, Malcolm, labr
Frater, Augus C,logger, hotel keeper
and postmaster
Glaisyer, Harold, labr
Gordon, J H, fmr
Hirsoh, John, fmr
Javnes, P F, (Price & Jaynes,) hotel
keeper
Keary, Jas, bartender
Maitland, Jas C, fmr
March, Henry, fmr
M<^:yia. Abe, teamster
McAllister, Duncan, teamster
McDonald, Alex, logger
McDonald, Ansus, logger
McDonald, A B, book keeper
McLaren, Wm, baker^
McMahon, Frank, bartender
Meade, Robt A, fmr
Price, F H, (Price & Javnes)
Savoy, Dan, carpt and hunter
Tait,'John C!, fmx
Wardroper, Miss
Wardroper, Walter F, gentleman
CHEAM.
(See Chilliwack.)
Beached by ste >mer from New West-
minster to Ohiliiwack, distant 60
miles ; fare, |1 ; thence by livery.
CRAIGELLACHIE.
In the West Kootenay District. Flw
station on the main line of the C.
P. R., 361 miles east of Vancouver,
Nearest postoflSce, Sicamous.
CRANBROOK.
{See alto Fort Suele.)
P. O. St. Evoenk Mission.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
East Kootenay, 12 miles frofaa Fort
Steele; nearest postoffice, railwav
station, telegraph and express of-
fice, Golden, on C.P.B. Communi-
cation by steamer from Golden to
Windermere; distance, 100 miles,
thence by sta^e, 87 miles.
DELTA MUNICIPALITY,
POSTKASTBR AT LaOMBB'B, T.
McNkely,
In the District of New Westminster,
occupies that portion of South Arm
of the Eraser River that extends
from the Municipality of Surrey,
on t^f east, to the Gulf of Georgia,
on the west, and contains witliin
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 whicli and Victoria,
Vancouver and Nanaimo. there
is regular communication by stea-
mer. Reeve, R. D. Benson : Coun-
cillors— Wm. McKee, T.E.Ladner,
W. U. Ladner, J. A. Patterson and
H. Trim.
Adams, Geo, blacksmith, Ladner's
Adsett, Thos S, Sunnyside
Alexander, Robert, fmr, Ladner's
Alexander, Wm, "
Anderson, August, "
Anderson, Wm, labr. Port Guichon
Arthur, D P, fmr, Ladner's
Arthur, J B, fmr, "
Arthur, Wm, fmr,
Arthur, W T, fmr,
Asbury, Wm,sr,fmr,
Asbury, Wm, jr, fmr,
Bain, Geo, fmr
Bai'i, Hy, fmr.
Barber, Alfred, fmr.
Barber, C E, fmr, "
Bath, Josiah, carpt, "
Beadlestone, Bert, fmr, Ladner's
Beadlestone, C, fmr, "
Beadlestone, Elmer, fmr "
Benson, H D, J.P., fmr, "
Birrell, Peter, salmon canner. New
Westminster
Bone, Jas, gardener, Ladner's
Booth, Wm, fmr, "
Borden, W P, fmr, Sunnyside
Brown, £ Sloan, fmr, lAdner'a
Brown, H S, fmr.
Burr, Jos B, tmr,
Burr, Wm H, sr, fmr,
Bun', Wm H jr, fmr,
Burr, John J, Imberman
Calhoun, E W, fmr
Calhoun, J C, fmr
Calhoun, E J, fmr
Oamage, Edwin, fmr
Chiddeli, £, fmr
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Clausen, A, er, labr, Sunnyside
Clausen, A, jr, watchmkr, Ladner'a
Clausen, Chas, clerk "
Cunningham, Thos, fmrlabr "
Cunningham, J, fmr, "
Curtis, Thomas, fmr, "
Curtis, W E, book-keeper,
Chaplin, S, watchman,
Deamer, Thomas, fmr,
Dennis, George, fmr,
Devereau, J'>nah. labr.
Dominion Express Co, ThosMcNeely,
agent, Ladner's
Dorrel, A A, Rev, Episcopal Church,
Ladner's
Ellis, W, fmr, Ladner's
Ellis, John, fmr, "
Elliott, John B, contr and builder,
Ladner's
Falconer, H E, fmr, Ladner's
Farrell, R, fmr, "
Faulkner, James, fmr, Sunnyside
Faulkner, Jesse, fmr, ''
Fenton, A, labr,
Fletcher, fmr labr.
Ford, H J, fmr,
Forrer, E A, fmr,
Frew, Henry, fmr,
Frew , James, fmr,
Gilchrist, Alex, school teacher, Lad-
ner's
Gilchrist, Duncan, carpentr, Ladner's
Gilchrist, John, fmr, "
Gilmore, E, carpenter, "
Gilmore, James, fmr, Sunnvside
Glallford, Rev. T S, clergyman,
Ladner's
Gossett, W I, stock raiser, New
Westminster
Goudy, Edward, fmr, Ladner's
Goudy, Wm, fmr, "
Grant, D B, lumberman, "
Gray, Robert, fmr, "
Green, C F, fmr, "
Green, George, netman W. P. Co,
Ladner's
Guichon, Laurent, fmr, Ladner's
Harlock, E P, labr,
Harlock, H E, salmon cannery, liad-
ner's
Harris, F W, book-keeper, Ladner's
Hathaway, James, butcher, "
Hauck, Gus, merchant, "
Hawthorne, Robert, fmr labr, "
Henderson, Peter, fmr, New West-
minster
Hicks, H A, hotel keeper, Ladner's
Hinchliffe, S, merchant, Pt Guichon
Honeyman, James, fmr, Ladner'a
Honeyman, R A, fmr "
Honeyman, John, fmr, "
Honeyman, Thos A, fmr, "
Hutcherson, £, nurseryman"
Hutcherson, Henry, clerk, "
Hughes, Robert, carpenter "
Hume, Thos, fmr labr, "
Huston, Henry, fmr "
Johnson, Gus, stmboat capt "
Johnson, Hugo, labr, "
Jordan, John, sr, fmr, "
Jordan, John, jr, fmr, "
Jordan, Joseph, teamster, "
Kennedy, James, fmr, New West-
minstei
Kennedy, Thomas, fmr, New West-
minster
Kennedy, Wm, fmr. New Westmin-
ster
Kerr, T W, lumberman, Ladner's
Kirkiand, Frank, fmr, "
Kirkland, H J., J.P., fmr,
Kirkiand, Wm A, fmr, Sunnyside
Kittson, R £, fmr, Ladner's
Kwong, Yuen Tai, Chinese store,
Ladner's
Ladner, E B, fmr, Ladner's
Ladner, W H, J.P., fmr,
Ladner, Paul, fmr,
Ladner, Ellis, salmon canner "
Ladner,Thos £, salmon cann'r"
Lamphier, C H, fmr, "
Lamphier, J F, fmr, "
Lasseter, Elias, fmr, "
Lasseter, George J, sr., fmr, "
Lasseter, George J, jr, fmr "
Laws, M G, fmr,
Leary, A R, fmr,
Leary, Wm. sr,
Leary, Wm, jr, salmon cann'r"
Lee, Coy & Co, Chinese store "
Leggett, Robt, fmr labr, "
Lord, Chas R, salmon canner"
Lord, Frank L, salmon canner "
Mason, G O, fmr, "
Mason, J W P» fmr.
Mason, J S, fmr,
Matheson, Peter, fuir,
Matheson, Edward, "
Matheson, Robert £, salmon can-
ner,. Ladner's
Mathews, W H, fmr labr, "
Matthews, Murry, salmon canner,
Dea's Island
McBlaine, Alex, fmr, Ladner'a
McBride, W L, clerk, "
McOallum, D, fmr, "
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McOallam, James, finr, Ladner'a
McCallum, Wm A, saddler, "
McGallnm, John, fmr, "
McCloskey, George, fmr, **
McCuUoucn, Frank, fmr labr, "
McDonald, J M, fmr, Sunnyside
McDowell, James, fmr, ''
McFarland, James, fmr, Ladner'a
McKay, Hugh, fmr,
McKay, Romrt, butcher,
McKee, D A, fmr,
McKee, John, sr, 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,
Milligan, John, fmr,
Mitchell, Nat'l, fmr,
Moffatt, Robert, blacksmith,
Moore, Jos A, tinsmith.
Morrow, Sam, fmr labr,
Noni, Lee, Chinese store.
North, British & Mercantile Insur-
ance Co, H N Rich, agent
Nelson, James, constable, Ladner's
O'Brien, Joseph, labr,
O'Brien, Edward, fmr,
Oliver, John, fmr,
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, S', fmr.
Rich, HN, auctioneer,
Robertson, Alex, fmr, Sunnyside
Robertson, D, jr, fmr, "
Robertson, Duncan, ar, fmr, Sunny-
side
Robertson, Thomas, fmr, Ladner's
Savage, Wm, fmr, Sunnyside
Siddall, Wm, fmr, Ladner's
Simpson, Ira J, carpenter
Simpson, John, drayman
Skinner, W B, fmr
Smith, S L, fmr
Stain ton, F, blacksmith
Sutherby, J R, fmr
Swan, George, fmr labr
Swenson, Paul, fmr
Sutherland, H, Methodist preacher
Simpson & Alexander, teamsters
TamDoline, Jos, fmr, Sunnyside
Tasker, Wm, fmr, Ladner's
Tf^lor, A, De R, veternary surgeon,
Ladner's
Taylor, H G, fmr
Thirkle, Thcmas, fmr
Thompson, Samuel, fmr
Todd, Thomas, fmr, Sunnyside
Trim, Henry, fmr
Tuck Yuen & Go, 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, fmr
Watson, W J, fmr
Watson, Bros, butchers
Welch, Richard, fmr labr
Westermark, 0, fmr
Whitworth, Ike, engineer
Williams, Thoa, fmr
Wilson, John A, fisherman. Port
Guichou
Wilson, J AK, M.D., physician, Lad-
ner's
Wilson, Thos, fmr
Witter, Wm, fmr
Woodward, John, steamboat captain
Woodward, W, boat builder
Wright, Robert, fmr, Sunnyside
Wright, S, labr, Ladner's
Wright, Wm, labr
Yee Wo, Chinese store
DENMAN ISLAND,
Postmaster, Robert 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, ex[)resB
ofiSce and banking point, Nanaimo,
distance, 46 mile8,from which, and
also Victoria,there is regular steam-
boat communication.
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Buckley, Philip, fmr
Baikie, Wm, sr, fmr
Baikie, Wm, ]r, fmr
Beadnell, George, physician
Beadnell, George, jr, fmr
Beadnell, Henry, fmr
Bette, Jessie, fmr
Cowie, Alex, sr, fmr
Cowie, Alex, jr. fmr
Cowie, David, Carpenter
Cowie, Jno, fmr
Cowie, Robert, fmr
Cowie, Wm, fmr
Gibson, Alex, fmr
Graham, Albert, fmr
Graham, James, fmr
Graham, John, sr, fmr
Graham, John, jr, fmr
Henderson, Kenneth, fmr
Kelly, Chris, fmr
Keon, H Nixon, fmr
Kennan, Thomas, fmr
Kennan, Wm, fmr
McFarlane, Cbas, fmr
McFarlane, George, fmr
McFarlane, John, fmr
McFarlane, Walter, fmr
McMillan, Alex, fmr
Nixan, K H, fmr
Nelson, Theo, fmr
Pickles, Abraham, fmr
Pickles, David, fmr
Piercy, Thos, fmr
Piercv, Wm, fmr
Scott, Wm, fmr
Swan, Robert Taylor, fmr and P.M
Yates, Robert, fmr
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, 8 miles.
It is the shipping point for the Wel-
lington coal mines.
Bell, 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
Georgeson, James, engineer
Gordan, Wm, coal miner
Halle, John, labr
Harper, James, sr, labr
Harper, James, jr, postmaster
Harper, Joseoh, 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
Robertson, John, fmr
Robson, John
Spoars, Michael, labr
Taylor, Wm, labr
Tregonnin^, Wm, manager for R
Dunsmuir & Sons
Vozza, Frank, fisherman
Williams, David, miner
Yonnp, Chas Newton, clerk for Duns-
muir
DEROCHE.
(See also Nicomin.J
Postmaster, Ernest Deb Rocbers.
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; is a flag station on the
O.P.R. Nearest railway station,
telegraph and express office, Mis-
sion, distance 6 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, Job
Brenier, N
Brett, Richd
Brett. Robt
Briscue, Victor
BrisBon, Jno
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarAware, Faints, Oils anH AiEricnltaral MplenieDts.
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Burton, Chaa, fmr
Champagne, F
Clarke, Jno W, fmr
Clarey, Peter
Cote, O L S
Cromarty, Sam
Cunningham, ThoB
Decoleau M
Dor,
Dunn, W B
Fawcett, D H
Fee, W G
Gallagher, Neelands, fmr
Gamer, Chas, fmr
Garner, Bobt C, fmr
Garner, W H, fmr
Gardiner, Charles, fmr
Hunter, Bros, fmrs
Hyde, Hiram, fmr
Jones, Albert, fmr
Johnson, Andrew, fmr
Johnson, N C, fmr
Jones, E E
JoBue, G
Kemp, Thos
Kipp, J G, fmr
Laduc, B
Lacroix, Joseph, fmr
Leneuville, D
Leneuvllle, N
Magar, George
Magar, Hazen, fmr
Magar, Bichd
Morin, G E
McEwan, Wm
M<.>Kamev, Jno
McKamey, B G
McKamey, T B
McMillan, Alex
McMillan, Malcolm
Newton, Geo
Papin, J S
Pegeon, P
Purkis, Jno A
Beid, Chas
Bogers, Geo H
BogerB,W T
Saponaso, F
Shaok, M T
Seoincisci, Antony
Seoincisci, B
Seoincisci, Paul
Smart, S A
Smart , WW
Smith, A
Stainsferth, F B W
Sylvester, Bobert
Traficanti, Jos
Vasey, Henry
Vasey, H M
Watt, William
Winchester, D W
DOG CREEK.
(See alto Empire Valley.)
POBTHABTBB, ThOMAB PlACE.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Lillooet, and Dominion Electoral
Districtof Cariboo, is distant about
66 miles north of Clinton on east
side of the Fraser Biver. It has a
post and express office. Mails
weekly; nearest telegraph office,
Clinton. There is a stage weekly
from Ashcroft, the nearest railroad
station, distance 97 miles.
Ah Sing, trader ' •
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
Meason, 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
Prentice, J D, J.P., mgr Canadian
Banching Co
Sing Lee, trader
Vedan, Louis, labr
Versepeuch, Isadore, fmr
Western Canadian Banching Co
Williams, John B, labr, Canoe Creek
Wycott, W W, fmr
DONALD.
Posthastes, B. W. Pathobb.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Zale, Kootenay, and Provincial
of East Kootenay. It is the end of
the Pacific Division of the C.P.B,and
has work shops, stores, etc, in con-
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dail^.
Acorsine, Father, R C priest
Ains worth, W, car inspector, C.P.R
Alexander, W, jewler
Annal, J, barman, Forest House
ArmstronKjW J, C.P.R. engineer
Austin, J, day operator
Baines, Chas, teamster
Baker, Fred, mgr C.P.R. provision
store
Barnes, John, night agent C.P.R
Beasley, H E, supt's assistant
Blakey, John, messenger
Blytb, Thomas, draughtsman
Bolton, Sam Henry, accouant C.P.R
Bosuston, F, messngr
Bonus, William, nurse
Brundett, Arthur, fireman C . P.R
<]aldwell, Wni, conductor, C.P.R
Callen, Harry, fireman
Catoline, P, store labr C.P.R
Cocacurcio, D, li br
Cocacurcio, Frank, labr
Cochrane, Tom, turner C.P.R
Cochrane, Jas, carpenter
Cobb, J L, fitter C.P.R. shops
Collie, Robert , fireman
Copeland, R, carpenter C.P.R. shops
Crage, W T, time keeper C.P.R.
Crandon, C H, toolman
Crandon, Charles, clerk C.P.R.
Cullin, James, jailor
Cummings, Arthur P, gold commis-
sioner and stipendiary magistrate
Cummins, A C, store labr C.P.R
Currit, S, brakeman
Davis, Robert, operator
Denman, Arthur, engine driver C.P.R
Derry, George, car repairer
Donato, G, labr
Esteen, J, store car
Fonelli, G, labr
Fossacrcco, J, labr
Forest, Thomas, prop Forest House
Eraser, C, fitters help
Fraser, Simon, foremans shops
Freemantle, Ed, C.P.R. bdg house
Godfrey, W, blacksmith, C.P.R
Granger, Allan, Government cterk
Grant, Edward, fitters' help
Griffith, J E, resident C E, C.P.R
Grimes, James M, yard boss
Grimes, Wm, brakeman C.P.R
Hamilton, H, watchmn C.P.R. shops
Hammond, Sam, clerk C.P.R. store
Hain, Ed, barber
Hart, John, labr
Heilscher, P, car repairer
Henderson, Thomas, operator
Herbert, Dr, physician and surgeon
Hobbs, F E, locomotive foreman
Hopgood, John, brakeman C.P.R
Hull & Trounce, wholesale and retail
butchers, J S Sterret, mgr
Hungryord, John, day operator
Jamieson, David, night yard man
Johnson, Thos, fitter C.P.R . shops
Jorden, T V, machinist C.P.R. shops
Jordon, Thomas, baker
Jordon, Wm, fitter C.P.R
Kennie, Rev, Church of England
Kimpton, R A, storekeeper
Laurence, J, clerk Selkerk House
Lavvie, Albert, store car
Lawson, John, C.P.R. dining room
Leneham, car repairer
Lerro, D, labr
Lewis, T, labr
Mack, James, engine driver C.P.R
Manuel, George E, (Manuel & Rur.tan)
Manuel & Rutti\n, general merchants
Matheson, J H, Wber
Mathie, James, blacksmith
Mats, J, labr G.ir.R. shops
McLean, Angus, brakeman C.P.R
McLean, Daniel, baggageman C.P.R
McLeod, J, painter C.P.R. shops
McSorley, Harry, fireman C.P.R
McSorlev, J, turner C.P.R
Miller, T, messenger
Morrison, Alex, barber
Murphv, Mrs Patrick, Woodbine
Hotel
Nealon, Joseph, fireman C.P.R
Newman, roadmaster C.P.R
O'Glure, W F, conductor C.P.R
Otto, M, fitters' helper C.P.R. shops
Palmer, John, fitters' help C.P.R.
shops
Palmer,S F, bartender Selkerk House
Parmer, Sims, bartender
Fatmore, B W, postmaster and store-
keeper
Panzer, Alfred, conductor C.P.R
Pelorcia, Nichola, shoemaker
Pitts, J C, clerk R A Kempton
Redgrave, Stephen, sheriff
Redgrave, Harold, constable
Ross, Rev, Presbyterian minister
Ross, Miss J, music teacher
Ross, Walter, fitters-help
Rounding, Sam, baggageman
Buttan, W S, (Manuel & Ruttan)
Yictori
Scott, Mi
Selkirk I
Serson, J
Shair, Jo
Simmons
Sprague,
Smith, M
Stearman
Stevensoi
Sterret, J
Sutherlai]
Taylor, T]
Trickey, J
Urquhart,
Walsh, J,
Watson, J
Watson, \
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MANAIMO, • BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Bell, Wm,
Bent, G C,
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Douglas La
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McDonald,
Mclnnes, A
McInnes,Ai
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Scott, Mat, engineer
Selkirk House, Geo Sutherland, prop
Serson, Jacob, bridge supt C.P.R
Shair, John, section boss
Simmons, John, turnex- C.P.R
Sprague, A G M, lawyer
Smith, Miss Mary, school teacher
Stearman, D, night despatcher C.P.R
Stevenson, George, line repairer
Sterret, J 8, mgr Hull & Trounce
Sutherland, George, hotel-keeper
Taylor, Thos, asst store keeper C.P.R
Trickey, J N, station agent C.P.R
Urquhart, Robert, section boss
Walsh, J, engine driver
Watson, Jos, Doiler-maker
Watson, W G, labr
Williamson, George, messenger
Woodhouse, A, fitter C.P.R
Woodhouse, W, fitter C.P.R
Younging, Sam, baggageman C.P.R
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DOUGLAS LAKE.
(See also Coutlee, Lower Nicola
Nicola Lake.)
POSTHASTBB, J. B. GRBAVES.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale. Nearest railway station,
telegraph, and express office, Kam-
loops; distance, 85 miles. Mails
weekly. Communication by stage
from Kamloops and Spence's
Bridge to Quilchena, thence by
steamer.
Bell, Wm, labr
Bent, G C, clerk
Oreaves, J B, postmi^ster and man-
ager Douglas Lake Cattle Co
Douglas Lake Cattle Co, stock raisers,
J B Greaves, manager
McDonald, D, carpt
Mclnnes, Angus, emp J B Greaves
McInnes,Archibald. emp J B Greaves
Mclnnes, Neil, emp J B Greaves
Murphy, Richard, emp J B Greaves
DRYNOCK.
(See Spence's Bridge.)
A flag station on the main line of the
C.P.R., in the Dominion Electoral
District of Yale, Kootenay and Pro-
vincial of Yale, 172 miles east of
Vancouver.
DUCKS.
Postoffice called Ducks and Pringle
POSTMASTKB, Wm. SeBLY.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, is a station on the C.P.R.,
having a post and telegraph office.
Nearest bnnLInK point and express
office, Kamloops. Ranching is the
principal industry.
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
Daniels. A G, pumpman
Dempsey, T, section hand
Duck, A W, farm hand
Donbar, C, farm hand
Disdero & Sons
Elwell & Craven, fmrs
Eadall, G, fmr
Feely, J, farm hand
Havist, A, section hand
Herbert, Alfred, fmr
Herbert, Amos, fmr
Hill, T, farm hand
Hopkins, N J, mgr for H Bostock
Kelly, J, section foreman
King, J, fmr
King, A, fmr
Lavitkra, K, section hand
Martin, G B, M.P.P., fmr
Mirtin, F, fmr
Moulton, J, fmr
Nay lor, H, farm hand
Null, J P, fmr
Pemberton, A G, Sheriff for Yale,fmr
Bobbins, C S, fmr
Ross, V, section foreman
St Lawrent, J, fmr
Sf ely, William, hotel keeper
Seely, J, farm hand
Swain, T, fmr
Wilson, J, fmr
Witala, W, section hand
DULUTH.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Oo-
mox, is situated on the east coast
of Vancouver Island, in Duncan
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Bay, at the mouth of the Seymour
Narrows. The nearest postoflSce is
Quathiaski Cove, distant one mile ;
telegraph and express oflSce, C<o-
mox, distant 40 miles; railway
station and banking point, Nanai-
mo, distant 100 miles. Communi-
cation by steamer once a week from
Victoria, also from Vancouver.
DUNCAN'S STATION.
Posthaste , W. P. Jaynes.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Cow-
ichan, is a station on the £. & 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
Basett, Charles, storekeeper
Bebeaii, 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, Chris, carpenter ,
Duncan, W C, fmr
Dwyer, D C, 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, teujaster
Galbrath, Malcolm, logger
Grassie, Robt, blacksmith
Green, Ashdown H, civil engineer
Griffin, Thomas, painter
Guest, Robt, labr
Had wen, G, fmr
Hadwen, Mrs, widow
Harrison, Miss
Hoadley, C C, fmr
Holmes, Rev David, clergyman
Hyatt, G, carpenter
Jayues, W P, genl mcht and P.M
Jenkins, James, fmr
Jenkinn, 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, C E, hotelkeeper, Elkhorn hotel,
' Sahtlam
Lomas, W H, Indian agent
Maitland, Dougall James, constabh
Menzies, James, fmr
Menzies, J A, Holmesdall saw mill
Menzies, John, fmr
McClellan, Mrs, school teacher
Mcintosh, James, fmr
McKenzie, J C, fmr
McKinuon, 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, Wm, teamster
Street, John, pump manufacturer
Stubbs, Wm, 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.&
Whidden, Robt, carpenter
HUDSC
Wellburn
oner, V
Wilson, \
Wilson, I
Wilson, \
Wordhus,
mun co:
Weissmill
Weddle, ^
Wicks, R(
Whittome
Wright, I
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Abercromb
Alcock, fm
Alrams, Mi
Baxter, J,
Bennel, Mi
Bennett, M
Bothwell, J
Brighouse,
Broch, J, fi
Buchanan,
Carscallen,
Carscallen,
Connelly, J
Connelly, A
Cornish, C,
Cridland, T
Cuckoo, Wr
Curchill, S,
Daniels, Br<
Dinsmore. J
Eburne, W
Errington, G
Erwin, Rob
Ferguson, J(
Forrest, A, c
Garratt, J B
Gillchrist, E
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils anil AuricnlM ImplemeDts.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTHINSTiCB, B. C.
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oner, V Isld
Wilson, W H, fmr
Wilson, Ronald, fmr
Wilson, Wm, 'grentleman
WordhuB, Walter A, batcher
mun constable
Weissmiller, John, carpenter
Weddle, W S, carpenter
Wicks, Robert A, fmr
Whittome, James H, gentleman
Wright, £ A, gentleman
EBURNE.
(Late North Arm.)
POSTMASTEB, Wm. H. EbURNE.
In New Westminster District, in-
cludes the north side of Lulu
and the whole of Sea Island,
together with a number of smaller
islands and the south shore of the
mainland, extending from N. West-
minster to the Gulf of Georgia, a
distance of about 16 miles. A pare
of what is known as North Arm lies
in the municipality of Richmond,
and Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster.
Abercrombie, Wm, fmr
Alcock, fmr
Alrams, Mrs J, fmr
Baxter, J, fmr
Bennel, Miss E E, school teacher
Bennett, W W, painter
Both well, J, labr
Brighouse, S, fmr
Broch, J, fmr
Buchanan, J Rev, Presby minister
Carscallen, G, fmr
Garscallen, W, fmr
Connelly, J. fmr
Connelly, Alex, fmr
Cornish, C, fmr
Cridland, Thos, gardener
Cuckoo, Wm, fmr
Curchill, S, butcher
Daniels, Bros, fmrs
Dinsmore, John, fmr
Eburne, W H, postmaster & storekpr
Errington, Thos fmr
Erwin, Robert, fmr
Ferguson, John, fmr
Forrest, A, carpenter
Garratt, J B, fmr
Gillchrist, D, labr
Green, Rev. A E, Methodist minister
Harris, A, teamster
Hnath, A, fmr
llogjt, E, fmr
Inglis, R, fmr
Ingram, F, fmr
Jack, J, labr
Kilgoin, A, fmr
Mackie & Sons, fmrs
Magee, H, fmr
Mason, H, fnir
McBride, R, fmr
McCleery, F, fmr
McDonald, A, fmr
McDonald, D, fmr
McDonald, H, fmr
McDonald, J, fmr
McDonald, T, fmr
Mcintosh, F, fmr
Mclntyr-e, R, fmr
McLaren, Ira, fmr
McLeod, Alex, fmr
Mcljeod, A, fmr
McLeod, E, fmr
McLeod, Wm, fmr
McMillan, D A, fmr
McRae, Alex, fmr
McRae, J, fmr
Miller, J, fmr
Mitchel, A, fmr
Murohy, S, fmr
Nicol, J, fmr
Nicol, Wm, fmr
Oliver, Geo, contractor
Oliver, Wm, road overseer
Quigley, J, fmr
Rae, T M, C.M.C
Richmond Cannery, J H Todd & Son
Scratchley, E, fmr
Scratchley, Wm, fmr
Sexsmith, J W, fmr
Sinclair, F, labr
Smith, D A, fmr
Stewart, D F. J.P. fmr
Sweet, C J, farmer
Sweet, D, J.P., fmr
Tuttle, J, gentleman
Twigge, C, fmr
Twigge, A, fmr
Wilde, Thos, labr
Williamson, W, fmr
ELGIN.
(See also Surrey, Mud Bay and
Nicomekle.)
Postmaster, C. F. Rowland.
In the municipality of Surrey and
Electoral District of New Westmin-
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wagon road to Blaine. It is 13
mileBfroin New Westmineter, which
is the banking point.
Brown, Alex, lumberman
Call, W G, lumberman
Oarncross, Chas, fmr
Chantrell, H I), fmr and cuatomB
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
FaTlowfield, Robt. fmr
Fallowfield, Thos, fmr
Ferguson, A, fmr
Fig, Wm, fmr
Fleming, Walter, fmr
Fort, E M, fmr
Gifford, Sobt, fmr
Harvey, R, lumberman
Hatt, James, capt schooner Lottie
Hatt, Stephen, fmr
Huntley, J B, fmr
Jubert, P, engr
King, Robt, fmr
Kinsler, George, lumberman
Kyle, Georee, 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, D C, lumberman
Swanson, L, lumberman
Thomas, Joseph, fmr
Wade, John, imr
Welaher, Ben, fmr
EMPIRE VALLEY.
Postmaster, J. J. Brown.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial
of Lillooet, is situated on the west
aide of the Eraser River, and forma
the southern |>ortion of the great
Chilcoten plains. It is 68 miles
from Clinton, the nearest teleijraph
office, and ia reached by stage from
Ashcroft station, CfP.R., to Dog
Creek, the nearest express office ;
thence bv livery 18 miles. Com-
munication ia kept up by wagon
and pack ar'aiaiB. ..uaifa arrive
every Thursday. Nearest banking
point, Kamloops.
Boyle, William, fmr
Boyle, Calvin, fmr
Boyie, Thomas, fmr
Brown, J jn J, fmr
Brown, John, fmr
McEwan, Thomas, fmr
McEwan, John, fmr
ENDERBY.
((S'«e also Spallumcheen and Vernon.)
Postmaster, Oliver 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 Shuawap and Okana-
gan Railway; telegraph and ex-
preaa office ; neareat banking point,
Vernon. The whole valley of the
Okanwan is rich agricultural
ground, growing some of the finest ,
cereals and fruita 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, Mrs S M, fmr
Brush, Thomas, fmr
Campbell, Alex, fmr
Careioot, H, fmr
Columbia Mill Co, flour mills
Costerton, C F, fmr
Dellera, L O, fmr
Enderbv Hotel, Lambly Broa, propa
Foresc, William, fmr
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Hellier, Jan
Hellier. Tho
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Horison, Wi
McCarter, J
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McMillan, 5
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Fortune, William, fmr
Gibba, Sam, J.P, fmr and mgr flour
mills
Gibbs, William, fmr
Hall, C F, fmr
Harland, John, fmr
Harvey, 0, mercht and postmaster
Hassard, Frank, fmr
Hasaard, Jason, fmr
Hassard, William A, fmr
James, Thomas, fmr
Kenn}', N H, millwright
Lambly, Charles, fmr
Lambly, Sobert, fmr
Lambly, Thomas, fmr
Lawes, G R, fmr
Lawes & Smith, fmrs .
Lvnn, George, fmr
Matheson, Donald, fmr
Mara, J A, M.P, fmr .
Montgomery, James, fmr
^ichoUs & Kenouf, merchants. En-
derby and Vernon
Oliver, A, labr
Parkinson, Geo, fmr
Patterson, W T, fmr
Rashdall, C C, fmr
Rashdall, G Herbert, fmr
Rashdall & Costerton, real estate
agents
ERRINGTON.
Postmaster, Joseph A. McGartbr.
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
Hellieft , Christopher, fmr
Morison, William, fmr
McCarter, Joseph A, postmaster,
hotel prop and fmr
McMillan, Duncan, road supt and fmr
Wallis, Richard P, fmr
ESQUIMALT DISTRICT.
Esquimau Town, Craigflower, Par-
son's Bridge, Colwood, Admiral
Road, Esquimau Road.
POSTMASTBRS — ESQUIMALT ToWN, Wm.
S. Goodwin ; Colwood, A. H. Peat.
Esq^uimalt 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.
EsQuiHALT 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 deeo. 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 is in 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.
Colwood is on the west side of Es-
C[uimalt Harbor, Brother's Island
in Royal Bay. Constance Cove at
the east end of Vil';\ge Bay, Fis-
guard Island, the lij^nthouse sta-
tion ; and Village Buy the site of
the Royal Naval Hospital are all in
the Esquimalt District. Daily com-
munication by rail over the B. & N.
railway and by electric tramcar.
Esquimalt is about three miles
from Victoria, which is the bank-
ing point.
Adams, Thomas, boatbuilder. Head
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Agnail, John, carpenter, Four-Mile
House, Craigflower rd
Agnew, John, carpenter. Parson's
Bridge, Esquimau Harbor
Andrews, Jas, steward, R N Hospital
Ashley, Thos, gardener, "Fairview
Cottage," Esquimau rd
Astle, Thos, foreman, water works.
Admiral's rd, E
Atkins, William, mechanical engi-
neer, Constance Cove, Esquimau
Babington, Geo, waterman. Wharf
St, E
Bainbridge, R, dock-hand
Hotel
Bainbridge, Richard, pattern maker,
RNA
Bailey, Fred'k J, storehouse man, R
NY
Barber, Rev Wm D, M.A., rector C of
E, Tyn-y-Coed, Dunsmuir rd,
Esquimau rd
Barry, Chas, storehouse man, R N T
Batteabee, John, gardner, Four-Mile
House, Craigflower rd
Bayley, Mrs Jos, Old Esauimalt rd, S
Bayley, Thos, florist, Ola Esquimau
rd
Blue Ribbon Hall, Finlayson st,
Bogle, John, labr. Ship st
Bogle, John, labr, Dom Graving Dock
Esquimau
Bramsdon, Wm H, chief engr, R N Y
Brento, Perley R, chemist & druggist.
Head st, Esquimau rd, N
Brenton, Chas John, Head st, Esqui-
mau rd, N
British Columbia Pottery Works,
Constance Cove rd
Bullen, Wm Feitzherbert, Esquimau
rd, N, Oakdene
Burrows, Major A L S, Comm'dt
Royal Marines, Esquimalt rd, S
Calvert, John, plumoer, Four-Mile
House, Craigflower rd
Cameron, Arch B, shipwright. Main
st S side
Campbell, Colin, labr, Constance
Cove rd
Campbell. Duncan, gardener, Con-
stance Cove rd
Campbell, John D, constable, Tolmie
street
Campbell, John K, rma Mrs Bayley.
Ola Esquimau rd
Cann, A J, plumber, R N Y
Carr, Fred'k, (Harris & Can,) Ship
Inn, Wharf st
Clayton, Fred'k, grocer, Wharf at,
Foster's Landing
Conway, R C, Four Mile House
Croft, Henry, M.P.P,, real estate agt,
"Mount Adelaide," Dunsmuir at,
Esquimalt rd
Cross, Thomas, stoker, R N Y
Dale, A L G, stoker, R N Y
Davey, Fredk, clerk, R N Y
Daviage, Frank, com agt, Esqut rd
Day, John Ewd, Esquimalt hotel.
Wharf st E
Devereux, Captain J, dock master
Dom graving dock
Dobbin, T Sydney, chief clerk R N Y
Dodds, Thos, carpenter, R N Y
Doran, John, New Inn, Esquimalt
rd N
Fagan, Gerald, section foreman E A
N Ry, Esquimalt stn
Farrell, Mrs M, Wharf at
Few, Alfred, dairyman, old Esqui-
malt rd N
Fisher, Chas, Globe Hotel, Wharf st
Fleming, Edgar, photographer (Flem-
ing Bros), '• Viewfleld," Monro st,
Esquimalt rd S
Fleming, Harold, photogr, (Fleming
Bros), "Viewfleld," Munro at,
Esquimau rd S
Ford Alfred, carpt, Esquimalt rd 8
Fountain, George, labr, Cionstance
Cove rd
Fountain,
Cove rd
Four Mile
John, labr, Constance
House, Calver & Gouge
props, Craigflower rd
Francis, George, teamster. Four Mile
House, Craigflower rd
Frith, A J E, assist storehousemau,
RNY
Fuller Harry, dep postmstr, Wharf st
Fuller & Goodwin's warehse, Whrf stE
Fuller & Goodwin, storekeepers
Wharf Bt
Geake, Harry, chief engr, RNY,
Esquimalt rd N
Gilchrist, Wm Law, electrician,
"Sailors' Rest," Foster's rd
Gillespie, Geo, mgr Bank of B C,
"The Hermitage," Esquimalt rd S
Glen, Chas, armorer, RNY
Goepel, Phillip D, clerk, RNY
Good, Mrs, Esquimalt rd N
(ioodwin, Wm 8, postmaster.
Wharf st
Gouge, Bertie, prop Four Mile House
Craigflower rd
T. J.TRAPP & CO., Harilware, Faints, Oils and AiEricnltDral Iiplements.
ColambU Street, NEW WESTMINSTBB, B. C.
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Graham, Richard, mariner, Esqui-
malt rd N
Gray, Joseph, oarpt, Finlayson at
Gray. William, leading stoker R N Y
Grindlay, H Melville, EsquimaltrdS
Grives, Duncan, carpt, Dom graving
dock
Hammond, 0, blacksmith, R N Y
Hammond, Henry Edward, engine
titter, Tolmie st
Harris, Ghas, labr, B C pottery
Harris, Edward, labr, B C Pottery
Harris, Henry, (Harris & Carr)
props, Ship Inn, Wharf st
Harvey, Chas, Ship Inn
Hemans, Mrs, Esquimalt rd S
Henwood, artificer, Main st
Hickey, Geo, carpenter, R N Y
Horaen, Fredk, stone cutter, Esqui-
malt road S
Howard,John T, innkeeper,Howard'B
Hotel, Wharf st
Hughes, William, leading stoker, R
NY
Hughes, W H, leading torpedo
stoker, R N Y
Hunt, Wm, fmr, Esquimalt rd S
Innes, Jas H, naval storekeeper and
accountant in charge, R N Y
Isbister, James, boatman, Foster's
I>anding '
Jacques, Mrs Isabella, prop "Sailors'
Rest, " Foster's rd
Jones, Fredk N, Wharf st
Kearney, J, stoker, R N Y
Kerr, Henry, fmr, Admiralty rd W,
Constance Cove
Knox, Joseph, teamster, Lampson
st, Esquimalt rd
Lainpbard, Frank, dock hand, Es-
quimalt Hotel
Lind, Angus, labr. Phoenix Brewery,
Head st
Livery Stables, prop J E Day, Wharf
stE
Logan, Hugh, armorer, R N Y,
Wharf st
Hackay, Angus, kiln8etter,Gon8tanee
Cove rd
Mann, Gilbert, labr, Lampson st,
Esquimalt rd
Martin, H Q, boatman, R N Y
Martin, Thomas, labr, Four-Mile
House, Graigflower rd
McAnally, Henry, storchouseman,
H B Co Wharf and R N Y
McCailum, Cant A E, Maple Bank,
Esquimalt Harbor
MoCauslan, Jas, boatman. Wharf
stW
McDonald, John, carpenter. Old Es-
quimau rd
McDonald, John, labr, Oonstance
Goverd
McKenzie, Kenneth, clerk, R N Y
Mackenzie, Murdo, fireman, Cons-
tance Cove
McKni^ht, engineer, H M Dockyard,
Esquimau rd
McLeod, John P, student at law, 14
Chancery lane, Esquimalt rd S
Menaught, Robt, electrician, Old Es-
quimau 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 Landing
Nelson, Peter, carpenter. Old Esqui-
mau rd S
Nolan, John H, foreman, Sayward's
Yard, Head st W
Olford, Richard Ed, coppersmith,
Esquimalt rd N
Oliver, Gtiaa Mason, telegraph clerk.
Wharf st E
Oliver, John, customs house officer
and notary public. Wharf st E
Oliver, John jr. Wharf st E
Parker, John, butcher, Graigflower 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
Pike, Henry, dock hand, Esquimalt
hotel
Pooley, the Hon. C. E., Q.C, M.P.P
Pros of the Council, "Fernhill"
Esquimau rd N
Potts, James, rancher, Oonstance
Gove
Pover, E H, able seaman, R N Y
Prevost, W, Head st
Price, Hans Ogilvy, elk H M dock-
yard, "Tvn-y-Coed" Dunsmuir rd
Esquimalt rd S
Public School, Main st
Putesy, Mrs, nurse. Ship st
Reed, E Baynes, stipend magis, the
Observatory, Bridge st
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Rich, Joseph, "EllevBley" Eaqui-
malt rd
Roach, Hugh, laborer, Esqaimalt
Roper, John, Admiral's rd E
Rothwell, Wm, Wharf at W
Ratter, Solomon, lAmpson at
Sailors' Rest, Foster's rd
Saunders, Wm Hooper, Esquimau
water works
Scarf, Geo, boatman, Wharf st
School Room St. Paul's Church, Fln-
layson st
Shepherd, Samuel, schoolmaster,
Graigflower school
Slcinner, Jas, gardener. Lampson st
Smith, Wm B, innkeeper, Coach and
Horses, Eaquimalt rd
Stewart, Mrs 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-
quimau rd S
Van Nevel, Rev, R C priest, Esqui-
malt rd
^eitch, William, fmr, Craigflower
Wake, Gervase F, clerk, H M dock-
yard, Oak Hill Cottage
Wake, Mrs B A, Esquimau rd S
Wallis, William, surveyor. Coach
and Horses
Ward, Wm Arthur, wholesale mer-
chant, Esquimalt rd S
Warren, Ausustus, 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, Esquimau rd
Willoughby, Jas, boatswain, RNY
Young, Wm, labr, Dom graving dock
Young, Wm, labr, Wharf st
FAIRMONT SPRINGS.
POBTMABTEB, SaHUBL BbBWEB.
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-
fraph. 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.
Postmaster, 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, anc[
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 C.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 C.P.R
Ericson, G, roadmaster C.P.R
Gioch, T E, roundhouse, C.P.R
Goodyear, C, 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, cleirk G Ericson
Kolbeck, F, labr
Lascelles, H, brakeman
Mallison, Miss, mgr C.P.R. hotel
Marsh, A, conductor C.P.R.
McDonald, D S, chef C.P.R. hotel
Mekelson, J, labr
Newman, £, assist chef C.P.R. hotel
Ormiston, J, engineer C.P.R
T. DOBBSON, N. W. DOBKSON.
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Paraon, H (i, poetmaater
PatterBon, P J. foreman C.P.R
Peacock, A, la or
Peacock, F S, porter C.P.R. hotel
Reid, D W, carpenter
Rundell, James, engineer C.P.R
SesmandeK A , labr
Shamler, F W, waiter C.P.R. hotel
Tolmie, W, labr
Tough, C, Presbyterian minister
TurnbuU, W, watchman C.P.R
Tin win, W, brakeman
Vavaseier, N, waiter C.P.R. hotel
Wah Chong, laundry
Wardman, T, roundhouse, C.P.R.
White, Thomas, conductor C.P.R.
Wilson, J, fireman C.P.R.
Wyckoff, C, mgr Carlin & Labe
FORT GEORGE.
(See New Caledonia.)
A trading post of the H.B. Co., at the
Junction of the Nechaco with the
I'raser. Nearest poHtoffice, Quea-
nelle, where the stage to and from
Ashcroft changes; distant, 150
miles.
FORT RUPERT.
(See Alert Bay.)
Is situated in Beaver harbor, on the
north-east coast of Vancouver
Island, about 21 miles from Alert
Bay. This old relic of the Hudson
Bay Co. is at present occupied by
Mr. Robert Hunt, to whom it was
sold by the Company some few
vears ago. Communication by
steamer from Victoria. Postoffice
Alert Bay.
FORT STEELE.
(Also St. Eugene Mission.)
POBTHAriTXB, ChAB. ClABKB.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of
East Kootenay, 180 miles from Gol-
den, C.P.R. There is a fortnightly
mail daring the summer, and once
a month during winter. The mail
for the places named is carried by
steamer to Windemere on the Col-
umbia, about 100 miles from Gol-
den, C.P.R., and from Windermere
to Fort Steele about 70 miles, hav-
ing a way mail at Fairmont Springs,
Wasa, Ac. Nearest railway station,
telegraph and express ofllce,Golden,
banking point, Calgary, N. W.
T. St. Eugene Mission and
Cranbrook are 12 miles from Fort
Steele.
The Cranbrook post-ofice has been
changed to St.Eugene Mi8sion,Rev.
Father Coccola, P.M.
Atkinson, Henry, free miner
Aylmer, Hon Fred W, J.P. cattle
ranch, The Grange
Baker, Lt-Col James, M. P.P, farm,
cattle, St E M
Baker, Valentine Hyde, cattle ranch,
F S
Baker, Harold, St E M
Bale, Alf. carpt, St E M
Bale, David, carpt, F S
Ball, James, fmr. If S
Bale, — , carpt, F 8
Bell, Miss May, St E M
Bornais, Jean B, farm foreman, In-
dian indstrl school, St £ M
Broulette, C, rancher
Broadwood, Louis J, gentleman
Boyle, Peter, fmr. Cherry Cr, F S
Carman, J H, fmr F S
Clarke, Charles, customs depart-
ment and postmaster, F S
Clarke, Mrs Charles, assistant post-
master, F S
Clarke, Master Herbert, F S
Coccola, Rev Father, St E M
Cowan, Geo, contractor, F S
Dennis, Oliver Geo, recorder and
collector, F 8
Dewar, Robert, cattle and hay fmr,
St EM
Dibble, James, free miner, F S
Doul, Wm, harnena maker, F S
Ellar, Hank, teamster, F S
Edwards, Chas, hydraulic gold claim,
Weaver Creek, FS
Fen wick, A B, cattle ranch, F 8
Fen wick, Thos, cattle ranch, F S
Femle, Wm, J.P, Crow's Nest Coal
Co, FS
Frazer, Dan, blacksmith
French, Wm, foreman. Col Baker's
Galbraitb, Robt L T, merchant, F S
Galbraith,Mr8 Jno, private residence,
FS
Goodridge, Wm, carpenter, F S
T. DOBESON, N. W. D0BE80N.
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Griffith, DavUi postmaster and
store, Wild Horse Creek, Kootenay
Hannay, Jas, rancher, The Grange
Hannay, Arthur, miner, F 8
Hanson, Nils, saw mills and store,
Wasa
Humphreys,Edward,cattle ranch,The
Grange
Johnston, Shadrick W, cattle ranch,
"Peavine," St E M
Jones, F B, str kpr
Kelly, Ed, J.P, storekeeper, (Bloom-
field;, St F M
Langill, James, free miner, F S
Levett, Charles, hotel, FS
Levett, Mrs Charles, F S
Levett, John, rancher
Mather, Robert Duncan, farm and
sam mill, F S
Matl T, Mrs Robert, Oherrv Creek,
FS
Mather, Henry, fmr. Cheery creek,
FS
Mangan, Lary, free miner, Kootenay
Moore, Roger, fmr F S
Moore, VV J, F 8
McLeod, A, F S
McLeod, R, F S
McNeil, John, free miner, F 8
McDonald, Hugh, free miner, F S "
McVittie, Thos, prov surveyor, E M
Norbury, Fred P, fmr, F S
Parker, Capt Edmund, fmr, F S
Phillips, Michael, J.P, Indian Agent,
fmr and residence, Tobacco Plains,
FS
Phillips,William,fmr,Tobacco Plains,
• F S
Quirk, Patrick, fmr, F S
Ridgeway, Wm, free miner, F 8
Roberts, Joseph, teamster, F 8
Sister.Pacifique, superior, Ind. indstrl
school, St E M
Sister Mary, Ind indstrl school, St
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Sister Andrian, Indian indstrl school,
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Sister Rita, Ind indstral school, St
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Snyder, Leroy, A, labr, F S
Sullivan, M
Sullivan, .reremiab, fmr, F 8
ark, Geo, FS
Taylor, J, miner, F 8
White, Edward, free miner, F S
Wilson, Carl, blksmith, F 8
Wade, Wait, rancher, F S
Wells, F, miner, F 8
FORT SHEPHERD.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial
Electoral of West Kootenay, situ-
ated near the international boun-
dary line at the junction of the
Columbia and Pend d'Oreille rivers.
Nearest railway station and tele-
graph office, Little Dalles, Wash-
ington ; communication by steamer
frotn Revelstoke, 175 miles.
FRENCH CREEK.
Postmaster, William Henry Lee.
Twentv-six miles from Nanaimo, in
the bominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Nana-
imo. Communication by steamer
twice a week with Nanaimo, dis-
tance 26 miles, and Alberni by
stage. The former city is the near-
est express station, and is also the
banking point, but a telegraph
office has been established here.
Wellington is the nearest town,
distant 20 miles.
Craig, Robert John, fmr
Davis, Rev John H
Davis, Mrs Florence
Despard, Edward Golding, fmr
Graves, Carl Randolph, telegraph
caretaker
Hickey, Robert Hume, fmi
Lee, Henry, assistant postmaster
Lee, William Henry, postmaster
Lee, Henry Richard, fmr
Loury, James Overton, blacksmith
and fmr
McKinnon, John, carpenter
Mordacque, Miss
Noble, Mrs
Pillar, Henry, fmr
Pillar, Henry, jr, fmr
Pillar, William, fmr
Pillar, Miss
Pillar, Miss Annie
Benz, Otto, fmr
Renz, Otto, jr, fmr
GABRIOLA ISLAND.
Postmaster, James Gray.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and the Provincial
Electoral District of i'7anaimo, sit-
uated on the eastern coast, just
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about nine miles long and three
wide; communication by steamer
with Victoria and Nanaimo; mails
twice a week. Nearest telegraph
oflSce, Valdez Island, distance, two
miles; nearest railway station,
banking point and express office,
Nanaimo, distance, five miles.
Adbms, David, fmr
Aitken, Thomas, fmr
Brown, William
Chappie, Joseph, fmr
Chappie, Richard, fmr
Chappie, William, fmr
Cross, Joshua, fmr
Degnen, James, fmr
Degnen, Thomas, fmr
Degnen, John, fmr
Edgar, Magnus, fmr
Edgar, Mark, fmr
Foster, John, fmr
Griffith, Wm, lighthouse keeper
Uray, James, fmr and postmaster
Gray, Bobt, lighthouse keeper
Griffith, Thomas, lighthouse keeper
Hansen, C, fmr
Higham, Arnold, fmr
Higgins, William John, fmr
Hogan, Alex, gardener
Jamieson, James, gardener
Jamieson, Thomas, gardener
LeBeouf, Theodore, fmr
Lewis, David B, fmr
Lewis, Jauzss, fmr
Manley, Jumes, fmr
Martin, John, fmr
Martin, Jonathan, fmr
McGnffie, George, fihr
McGuffie, Thos. fiar
McKinnon, Michael, schoolteacher
McLay, James, fmr
Myles, Kobt
Nelson, John, fmr
Ntwcombe. Ctiarles, fmr
Newberg, John, fmr
Newberg, Peter, fmr
Norris, Richard Pickering, fmr
Pemberthy, John Whyte jr, fmr
Peterson, Henry, fmr
Roberts, David's R, poultry man
RoUo, James, fmr
RoUo, John, fmr
Silva, John, fmr
Stevenson, John Thomas, fmr
Wake, Baldwin Hough, tel operator
GALBRAITH FERRY,
{See Fort SUele.)
In the East Kootenay District. Near-
est postoffice. Fort Steele. Tele-
graph, railway and express office.
Golden. Steamer from Golden to
Windermere, thence by stage.
GALENA.
POSTMABTEB, GbO. McMiLLAN.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Kootenay, and Dominion of
Yale-Kootenay, is situated on the
Columbia River. Communication
by steamboat and wagon road.
Nearest telegraph, express office
and railway station, Golden, 42
miles; banking point, Calgarv,
N.W.T.
Able, Wm B, fmr
Atchinson, Henry, fmr
Barnes, Harry W, hotelkeeper
Barr, Hf-.ry, fmr
Bevan, Thomas, fmr
Blatchford, Wm, fmr
Bott, Wm G, fmr
Campbell, Daniel, fmr and miner
Estell, Harry, fmr and miner
Heffner, George, fmr
Irvine, Wm J, fmr
Johnston, Wm, fmr
Jones, Thomas, miner
Kirkpatrick, Wm, miner
Lambrick, Peier, fmr
Lewis, Chas, miner
McRae, Neil, fmr
McRae, John, miner
McMillan, Geo, fmr and postmaster
Mitchell, Alfred H, fmr
Perrie, Thomas, fmr
Pollock, Henry, miner
Smith, David, fmr
Taynton, Wm, fmr
Walkins, Edward, fmr
Watt, Chas, fmr
Wells, Fred M, miner
GANGES HARBOR.
{See Salt Spring Island.)
In the Cowichan District. Nearest
postoffice, Burgoyne Bay, two
miles distant; railway, telegraph
and express office, Ghemainus, dis-
tant 10 miles ; communication by
steamer from Victoria, 40 miles.
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Postmaster, W. Garnham.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and the Provincial
of the Lake District, is in the
Saanich locality, about five miles
from Vi(!toria, which is the tele-
graph, express and banking point.
Mails daily.
Berlow, E, labr
Bernard, G, fmr
Blantern, John, fmr
Brown, J G, conductor
Brown, James, bricklayer
Burton, John, labr
Oarly, J W, fmr
Cavin, R S, road boss
Chandler, J F, fmr
Clarke, John, fmr
Olaydon, I, labr
Coverdale, Geo, milkman
Coulter, Robert, servant
Daniels, Alfred, fmr
Daniels, Richard, fmr
Donahan, James, milkman
Etherldge, E, carpenter
Garnham, Wm, postmaster
Griffith, Henry, fmr
Grffith, Jerry, fmr
Harper, John, carpenter
Harrison, Clifford, fmr
Harrison, James, fmr
Harrison, S, fmr
Jennings, Hester, carpenter
Jones, Chas, farm and garden
Jones, J M, painter
jones, Sam F, farm and garden
Layritz, Richard, florist
Lineker, E H, fmr
Lineker, Fred, fmr
Lindsay, George, fmr and contractor
Lindsay, Frank, fmr
Luscombe, Thomas, gardener
McNeale, J A, fmr
Miller, James fmr
Richmond, James, fmr
Ross, WM, builder
Sprinkling, W, fmr
Sprinkling, W E, tailor
Sutherland, Geo, carpenter
Stover, P J, gardener
Stover, W J, gardener
Vandon, A, tailor
Wilson, Rev E F
Wilkinson, Richard, fmr
Wood, R B, fmr
GENOA.
Acting Postm aster, Orrin N.Hcgitt.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and Provincial of
Cowichan. Nearest postoffice, rail-
way, telegraph and express office,
McPherson's, E. A N. railway, 4
miles distant; distance from Vic-
toria, by rail, 40 miles, and by
steamer, 35 miles.
Armes, John, sawmill hand
Armstrong, W H, tallyman
Barry, John, teamster
Barry, Edward, mill hand
Barrow, John, mill hand
Ballentyne, D, mill hand
Bebeanj Chas, mill hand
Bercruest, Andrew, blacksmith
Brokenshire, Geo, mill hand
Brooks, R L, sawyer
Brown, Joe, mill'hand
Brown, Wm, sawmill hand
Collins, S, boarding house keeper
Cousins, Almyr, mill hand
Davies, Ed, mill hand
Ellanger, S, mill hand
English, James, tallyman
Fleming, John, mill hand
Ford, Wm, sawmill hand
Glanders, John, mill hand
Graham, John, sawmill hand
Hughitt & Mclntyre, lumber dealers
Hughitt, Amos J, lumber dealer
Hughitt, Herbert J, lumber dealer
Hughitt, Orrin N, lumber dealer
Jones, Fred, sawmill hand
Jones, James, mill hand
Larson, Gust, sawmill hand
McGonnigal, Wm, mill hand
McGowan, Lewis, mill hand
Mclnnis, D, watchman
Mooney, John, mail carrier
Moran, Louis, sawmill hand
Nooks, Rebt, mill hand
O'Donnell, James, setter
Pooley, W H, mill hand
Smith, Wm, mill hand
Splane, John, sawmill hand
Splane, M, engineer
Staples, Wall B, planeman
Taylor, Ernest, mill hand
Turner, Aug, mill band
Turner, Toney, fireman
Wersmiller, John, mill hand
Westbrook, Fred, mill hand
Willey, A C. filer
Wongod, John, mill hand
Zeimer, Nate, millhand
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBKSON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Bra§» Foundern, Oeneral MaehinitU •
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GEORGETOWN.
(See mlao Northwest Coast and Port
Simpson.)
On the Skeena river, Caseiar District.
Nearest postofSce, Fort Simpson,
distant seven miles. Communica-
tion by steamer fortnightly from
Victoria.
Crosby, Rev Thos, Methodist ministr
Madden, Capt William
Mclnnis, James, engineer
Moody, Wm, sawyer
Wilhifot, George, mill owner
Wilhifot, James, mill hand
Wilhifot, Walter, mill hand
GOLDEN.
POSTMASTKB, ChAS. A. WaBBEN.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
East Kootenay, is situated at the
junction of the Kicking Horse
river with the Columbia, on the
main line of the Canadian Pacific
railway, about 1,006 miles west of
Winnipeg and 475 miles east of
Vancouver. Has a postoffice, tele-
graph and express oflSce. From
Golden via the steamboat service
of the Upper Columbia Navigation
and Tramway Company, the rich
gold, silver, lead and copper mines
are reached. It has a smelter and
assay office, also a newspaper, the
Oolden Era.
Alexander, Geo, capitalist
Alexander, H B, manager of smelter
Armstrong, F P, capt of steamboat
Armstrong, J F, secy Upper Coumbia
N and T Co
Allan, J miner
Aylmer, Hon F W, rancher
Connacher, H, hotel prop
Cummins, H L, prov land surveyor
Cannan, H, agent
Colquhoun, A J, metallurgist
Dalnard, M, miner
Dainard, W, miner
Dainard, Mrs
Diukie, Dave, miner
Duriuk, Mrs
Dwick, J A, storekeeper
Field, John
Fishburn, R, mining engineer
Fowler, Mrs
Forbes, D G, civil engineer
Gibson, John, rancher
Greene, J C, hotel prop
Granger, Holness, capitalist
Granger, Allan, capitalist
Haltie, Jno, :>.ill hand
Hastie, Mrs
Healy, Fred, bartender
Henderson, John, carpenter
Henderson, Tom carpenter
Henderson, "T, carpenter
Harvey, W Pellew, analytical chemist
Horze, W, mason
Houston, W L, wheelwright
Kemm, Rev J C
Kerber, M, miner
Lambrich, P, miner
Lascelles, Hon Frank
Lambert, J, painter
Lang, F, storekeeper
Love, R, fmr
Low, H G, miner
Manuel, G, blacksmith
McCabe, G, miner
McKinnon, Hugh, miner
McRay, John, prospector
Mercier, F, miner
Miller, W, labr
Moodie, H R, recorder and constable
Murphy, Ed, printer
Owen, Frank
Pait, Jno, C.P.R. sectionman
Pelfer, J, C.P.R. sectionman
Plowright, E, gentleman
Pollock, J, miner
Pratt, John, lodging house keeper
Ray, D M, compositor
Reid. T, labr
Robson, John, rancher
Slade, W C, packer
Stewart, Dan, bartender
Sebastian, Peter, labr
Sutherland, Gordon, carpt
Smith, W, hunter
Telfer, J, C.P.R. section foreman
Vachon, A, rancher
Vachon, G, rancher
Wallinger, N 8 A, packer
Warren, Chas A, postmaster
Wells, C E, C.P.R. agent
White, P, C.P.R. section foreman
Wilson, \»' F, carp
IVild, R, rancher
Woods, W C, capitalist
Woodley, W, butcher
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POSTMASTBR, JaHES PhAIB.
A station on the Esquimau & Nana-
imo Railway, 11 miles from Vic-
toria. Post and telegraph office;
mails daily. Banking point, Vic-
toria.
Brown, Wm, fmr
Healy, Wm, fmr
Johnson, Alick, farm hand
Lindsay, J L fmr
Logan, James, fmr
Phair, James, hotelkeeper and P.M
Ralph, Wm, foreman water works
Scott, James, fmr
Scott, John, fmr
Secor, John, fmr
Sketch, Earnest, teamster
Thomson, W, track inspector
Thomson, J, section man
Walker, J C, fmr
Walmsley, Petor, chicken rancher
Weeks and Sont, fmrs
GRAND PRAIRIE.
POSTMASTEH, R. M. ClEMITSON.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale and Kootenay, and Provincial
of Yale, situated about 36 miles
from Kamloops on the Salmon
river, and about 15 miles from
Duck's station, the nearest railway,
telegraph and express office. Com-
munication by stage with Kam-
loops, Duck's and Vernon. There
is a weekly mail conveyance from
Duck's.
Angus, D, fmr
Armstrong, H, fmr
Barber, John, fmr
Blackbourn, C P, fmr and storekpr
Blackbourn, A J, fmr and store
Berube, Fred, farm hand
Blais, E, fmr
Blais, J, fmr
Blais, M, fmr
Blais, Paul, farm hand
Clemes, James, fmr and storekeeper
Clemes^ John, fmr and storekeeper
Clemition S M, fmr and storekeeper
Currie, Henry, fmr
Eteson, P B, fmr
Ferguson, A, fmr
Ferguson, W J, farm hand
Hamer, W, miner
Hamblin, C A, fmr
Harding, Geoi]ge A, fmr
Hay, Miss Allice, teacher
Homfray, W U, fmr
Killey, Wm, fmr
Kirkpatrick, Mrs A, fmr
Johnson, Wm, farm mgr
Jones, Frank C, fmr
Jones, Walter J, fmr
Jones, Wm H, fmr and mail carrier
Laplante, Fred, farm hand
Mcintosh, D, farm hand
Monk, Wm, fmr
Muger, Frank, stock raiser
Nettleton, A D, farm hand
Newson, F E, fmr
Patterson, H, farm hand
Pearse, S J, fmr
Pearse, H L, fmr
Pearse, J C, fmr
Percival, F J, fmr
Pringle, John, fmr
Smith, Andrew, fmr
Smith, Wm H, fmr
Warren, Colonel F M
Warren, Falkland, fmr
Warren, Victor
Weidmark, George, farm hand
Willard, Chas A, fmr and blacksmith
Woods, R E, fmr
GRANITE CREEK.
Postmistress, Mrs. Jessie Hunter.
In the Electoral District of Yale, and
joining the Tulameen river from
the south, 9 miles from its mouth.
Communication by stage from
Spence's Bridge.
Alden, Andrew, miner
Amberty, John, miner
Asp, Chas, miner
Benson, Ole, miner
Brunette, Jos, miner
Carlson, August, miner
Chance, John, miner
Cook, Foxerowle Percival, merchant
Fairlaim, John, miner
Frembd, Fred, miner
Greaves, Henrv, miner
Guerudersen, Peter, miner
Hamilton, James, miner
Hunter, Hugh, assessor and collector
Kelley, James, miner
Kyle, Wm, miner
McDonald, John, miner
McKay, Daniel, miner
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarHf are, Paints, Oils and Afliriciiltural Mpleients.
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Newton, Jos, miner
Babbitt, Tbos, merchant
Riordan, James, miner
Swan, Alex, miner
Thomas, Robt, miner
Wallace, James, saloon keeper
GRANTHAM.
(See Comox District.)
Po8tmistre8b,Mrb Margaret Grieve
In the northern postal division of
Comox District, Comox and Sand-
wick, both lying to the south of it.
Communication by stage with
Comox. Telegraph, express and
banking point, Nanaimo.
GRIFFIN LAKE.
West Kootenay District; a station
on the main line of the C. P. R.,
366 miles of Vancouver and 17
miles from Kevelstoke ; has a tele-
graph office; mails daily.
GLACIER HOUSE.
In the East Kootenay District, a sta-
tion on the main line of the C.P.R.,
424 miles east of Vancouver. The
Canadian Pacific Railway Co. have
a fine hotel here. Telegraph and
express office ; mails daily.
HAGAN.
(See South Saanich.)
HALL'S PRAIRIE.
Postmaster, D. W. Brown.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster.
Nearest banking point, telegraph
and express office. New Westmin-
ster, distant 18 miles ; mails twice
a week ; communication twice a
day by N. W. M. and Southern
Railway, south to Seattle, and
north to New Westminster. Rail-
way station, Hazlemere; a flag
station on the N.W.M. and South-
ern Railway.
Atkinson, St Leonard House
Bamfort, Albert, fmr
Brown, A M, fmr
Brown, D W, J.P., fmr
Brown, D W, jr, fmr
Brown, J W, fmr
Brown, Peter S, fmr
Brown, William, fmr and storekeeper
Brown, William S, fmr
Cardinal, Chas, fmr
Cobbin, Wm, fmr
Craig, Dan, fmr
Dickey, John, fmr
Dyker, William, Imr '
Fay, Hugh, fmr
Fielding, Thomas, fmr
Figg, George, fmr
Figg, William, fmr
Flemming, G W, fmr
Gilfillen, James, fmr
Gorram, George, fmr
Harding, Henry, fmr
Harding, James, fmr
Harding, Fred, fmr
Halgi-en, Andrew, fmr
Harper, Henry, fmr
Hazelton, James, fmr
Johnston, E C, fmr
Jeizner, Joseph, fmr
Ketzil, Nicon, fmr
Kinley, George, fmr
Lewi', J A, fmr
Lutze, Lutze, fmr
McCallum, W A, fmr
McElmon, D R, real estate agent
McMenemey, J R, fmr
McMenemev, Wm, fmr
McMillan, t A, fmr
Moggridge, G W, fmr
Moggridge, W J, fmr
Newman, Chas, fmr
Palmer, W R, fmr
Perley, Chris, real estate agent,
Blaine, U.S. A
Peskey, C, fmr
Pitman, Thomas, fmr
Radford, Paul, fmr
Rohart, Wm, fmr
Roper, John, logger
Roper, Leabe, fmr
Spink, St Leonard Hotel, Douglas
Stayh, Rev J A, Presbyterian ministr
Stewart, Richard, fmr
Tarlaton, James, fmr
Thrift, H T, J.P. fmr
Vanluver, S W, fmr
Verett, James, fmr
Wallar, Miss A G, school teacher
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Welder, Wilder, fmr
HAMMOND.
{See Port Hammond . )
HANCEVILLE.
Postmaster, O. Thob. Hancb.
In the Chilcotin Valley, District of
Cariboo, about seventy-five miles
from Soda Creek, and forty-five
from the mouth of the Chilcotin
River. It is the furthest inland
settlement of the northwest in the
Province of British Columbia.
Mails twict' a week.
Allen, D; rancher
Baiiifi", H P L, rancher
Bergault, Peter, rancher
Copeland, G. rancher
Copeland, W, rancher
Constable, G H S, rancher
Copeland, F, rancher
Franklin, B, rancher
Graham, A, rancher
Graham, R, rancher
Henderson, J, rancher
Henton, Mike, rancher
Hutcheson, T, rancher
Hance, T, postmaster
Hewer, F A, rancher
Johnson, F A
Jones, Wm, rancher
Lee, Norman, rancher
Lee. E P, rancher
Loadman, F, miner
McAuley, J, rancher
McCauley, A, rancher
McDonald, G, rancher
McLeod, J, rancher
Nightingale, J A, rancher
Nordburg, Dan, rancher
Ross S, rancher
Sheringham, E, miner
Schultz, W, rancher
Spaulding, H A, rancher
Wallace, A, rancher
Wiley, M, rancher
Young, T R, rancher
HARRISON HOT SPRINGS.
POKTMASTER, JnO. R. BROWN.
Situated on Harrison Lake, five miles
north of Agassiz station on the
main line of the C. P. R., with
which place regular stages connect
with the trains. The charming
scenery of the district and curative
properties of the waters, as well as
the good shooting and fishing to be
had, make the place a favorite
resort for pleasure and health
seekers. There is excellent hotel
accommodation. Mails twice a
day. Nearest telegraph and ex-
press ofSce, Agassiz station, five
miles; banking point Vancouver,
65 miles.
Bales, G, fmr
Boytnon, Thomas, fmr
.Brown, F A, prop Harrison Hot
Springs
Brown, John R, prop Harrison Hot
Springs
Burton, JR, hotelkeeper
Farwell, A A, physician
Francis, E, fmr
Kilbank, Chas, waiter
Knight, William, hotelkeeper
Lane, J E, hop grower
Laidlaw, J S, fmr
Laidlaw, Wm, fmr
Lick, T N, hop grower
McDonald, R, fmr
McPherson, E, gentleman
Moore, George, engineer
Munroe, J, stage driver
Scripture, Thomas N, book-keeper
Tallyard, James, miner
Tyre, James, stage driver
HARRISON RIVER.
Postmaster, C. W. Menten.
A station on the main line of the C .
P.R., 61 miles from New Westmin-
ster, on the north side of the Eraser
river, opposite Chilli wack. Has a
post, telegraph and express oflSce.
Nearest banking point. New West-
minster. Mails daily.
Bales, S D, fmr
Cartier, Levi, cattle rancher
Deen, Lee, storekeeper
Driscoll, A, Dom land survey
Duncan, Alex, section foreman
Duncan, John, fmr
Fabian, F, architect
Henry, Albert, fmr
Hunt, John, fmr
Laidlaw, John, fmr
T. D0BE80N, N, W. DOBKHON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Bra»» foundert, Oeneral XaeMnitttt
All Kindt of Jtepaira, Land and Marine.
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Good Driven, HorsM and VetalclM.
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Martiii Bros, sawmill
Martin, Jas, fmr
McMillan, H, bridge watchman
Menteu, C W, postmaster
Menten, E, storekeeper
Miller, Jno, section foreman
Morrison, M, C.P.R
Paunt, Felix, fmr
Roberts, R, fmr
Street, G, fmr
Wilson, Thos, fruit grower
HARTLEY BAY.
On the Northwest coast. There is a
large sawmill here, run by water
power, which uses about one and
one-half million feet of logs per an-
num; communication by steamer
from Victoria.
Bower, Job, and family, props saw-
mill
Philips, Chas W, Methodist minister
HARVEY CREEK.
(See Keithley Creek P.O.)
HASTINGS.
(Postoffice called Burrard Inlet.)
Postmaster, Geo. Black.
A railway station and postoffice on
Burrard Inlet, Westminster Dis-
trict, on the C.P.R., about 2 miles
east of Vancouver. The residents
are included in the Vancouver
directory.
HAT CREEK.
(Postoffice, Cache Creek.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo-Lillooet and Provincial of
Lillooet. Nearest postoffice. Cache
Greek ; distance, 7 miles ; telegraph,
railway and express office, Ashcroft
station, G.P.R., distant 14 miles;
communication by stage from Ash-
croft.
Gallagher, Hugh, fmr
McGee, Charlie, fmr
McGee, Crawforth, fmr
Geboney, Frank, fmr
Phinney, George
HATZIC.
Postmaster, F. T. Lazenby.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, was formerly known as
Wells' Landing. It is situated on
the north bank of the Eraser river,
and has dail^ communication with
New Westminster, Vancouver, Vic-
toria and all river points ; Also rail-
way communication east, west and
south daily. Nearest banking
point. New Westminster ; telegraph
and express office. Mission City,
two miles distant.
Bainbridge, W H, fruit grower
Baker, A, fruit grower
Bodington, G F, J. P., M. D
and J.P
Brett, R H, fruit grower
Briche, V, fmr
Bulwer, H A , fruit grower
Bulwer, W R, fruit grower
Burton, G, fruit grower
Clarey, M, fruit grower
Clary, P, fmr
Clarke, J, fruit grower
Clarke, R G, frait grower
Codd, R L
Draper, J H, fmr
Edwards, H, fmr
Edwards, P, fmr
Evans, R, fmr
Fripp, T W, fmr
Henry, G W, nurseryman
Jones, E E, fmr
Jones, E T, fmr
Kemp, T, fmr
Lacroix, J, fmr
Lacroix, M, fmr
Lazenby Bros, merchants
Lanzenby, F T, postmaster, (Lazen-
by Bros)
Lazenby, P E, agt C.P.N. Co, (Lazen-
by Bro3)
Lowndes, R H, fruit grower
Marsden, A M, fmr
McEwen, W, fmr
Millard, A R, fisherman
Newton, G, fmr
Parris, E, fmr
Purkiss, J A, fmr
Randolph, W A, fruit grower
Thomson, E V, fmr
Van, F, fmr
Wells, J W, fmr
Woodside, J H, fmr \
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Postmaster, Captain Litinqbton
Thompson.
Au agricultural district, six miles
from Matsqui. Nearest station
and telegraph office, Mission City.
Anderson, J, fmr
Bargevin, A, fmr
Barton, E, fmr
Bouchier, Moise, fmr
Brealey, H, fmr
Brisson, J, fmr
Brooks, E S, fmr
Brealey, A, fmr
Cardinal, F, fmr
Chomat, F X, fmr
Cot, O, fmr
Cyr, Z, fmr
Da vies, E, fmr
Dion, A, fmr
Diatassio, A, fmr
Eguilbee, B, fmr
Estephen, A, fmr
Fontaine, F, fmr
Garneau, Eusebe, fmr '
Gasse, O, fmr
Guenette, F, fmr
Hudson, Damase, fmr
Hudson, J, fmr
Hudson, Robt, sr, fmr
Hudson, Robt, jr, fmr
Johnson, J. fmr
Kinchant, Major-Gen, retired
Laferriere, J B, fmr
Lagace, Amabel, fmr
Laneuville, Napoleon, fmr
Laneuville, D, fmr
Maisonneuve, E, fmr
Mariani, K, fmr
Mariani, E
Martin, Theophile, fmr
Miller, A J, fmr
Moreau, E, fmr
Morin, A, fmr
Morin, E, fmr
Paion, T, fmr
Panebianco, D, fmr
Piedemonde, E, fmr
Robarge, R, fmr
Rouleau, G, fmr
Scorey, H, fmr
Scorey, William, fmr '
Stanforth, W, fmr
Stinehouse, J E, fmr
Thompson, Captain Livingstone,
postmaster and fmr
Tito, V, fmr
Vanier, E, fmr
Watt, W, fmr
Winchester, E, fmr
Wright, J M, fmr
HAZELMERE.
Postmaster, Henry G. Thrift.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster.
Nearest banking point, telegraph
and express office, New Westmin-
ster, distant 16 miles. It is on the
line of the Great Northern Rail-
way ; mails, twice a week.
Anderson, Alex, fmr and canneryman
Annard, A J, fmr and fruit grower
Campbell, Archibald, fmr
Carter, Geo, fmr
Fielding, Thomas, fmr and drayman
Gibson, Joseph, fmr
Gorram, Geo, fmr and carpenter
Griffith, Robt, fmr
Harper, Henry, fmr
McGinnis, Chas, fmr and contractor
McGinnis, Frank, fmr and contractor
McMenemey, R J, teamster
McMenemey, Wm,fmr and contractor
Murnback, Geo, fmr and logger
Nelson, Fred, logger
Nelson, Geo, logger
Pitman, Thomaa B, logger
Rider, Thos, commercial traveller
Roper, James, loeger
Steward, Richard fmr and mimer
Thrift, Henry T, gardener
Thrift, Henry Thomas, fmr and
postmaster, J.P
Thrift, H J R, fmr
Thrift, John C, logger
Thrift, George McM, teamster
Vanburen, Albert, contractor
Vanburec , T, fmr
Vaughn, James, fmr
Walworth, Albert, miner
Walworth, Jason L, fmr and nursery-
man
Walworth, Mrs Laura, widow
Walworth, Mrs Jane, widow, fmr
Ward, Mrs T, widow, fmr
Ward, Fred, fmr
HEAL.
(See Saanich and Lake Diitrict.)
Postmaster, F. G. Heal.
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and Aiiricnltnral Innlements.
Colnmbift Street, NEW WESTMINSTiSB, B. G.
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HAZELTON.
{.See Northwest Coa$t.)
On tlie Skeena River.
HERNANDO ISLAND.
POSTlf ABTEB, N. D. ROBISON.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of New Westminster and Provincial
of Say ward. Nearest telegraph,
express office and banking point,
Vancouver. Hernando is 25 miles
from Comox ; means of communi-
cation, steamer.
Barker, N, fmr
Blaney, William, fmr
Chishblm, Arch, fmr
Gibbs, A 0, fmr
Gibbs, Thomas, fmr
Harris, William, fmr
Lewis, Richard, fmr
McAdam, Robert, fmr
McDonald, Daniel, fmr
Rorison, £ D, fmr
Borison, N D, postmaster
Raine, F J, fmr
Smalley, William, fmr
Strange, T W
HESQUIAT.
(See Alherni.)
A trading post on the west coast of
Vancouver Island, 160 miles from
Victoria, and 84 from Alberni;
nearest postoffice, Clayoqaot.
Brabant, Rev Auguste, R.O. priest
Luckovitch, Antonio, mgr Capt
Spring's store.
HOPE.
POSTMASTEB, JAHEB WaBDLB.
'n the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial and
Dominion of Yale, lies on the
south side of the Eraser River, at
the head of navigation, and is a
distributing point to the Similka-
meen, Osoyoos and Rock Creek
countries and to the famed Ashnola
bunting grounds. It is reached by
steamer from New Westminster,
distance, 80 miles, and from Hope
station 1)^ miles distant, the near-
est railway station, telegraph and
express office. Mails daily, except
Sundays.
Alvarz, Manuel, labr
Alvarz, Thomas, mail carrier
Anderson, John, fmr ^
Anderson, Peter, fmr /
Bears, John H, fmr /
Bristol, William, fmr [
Bulger, Thomas, fmr, Huntersville
Chouniard, Alfred, station agent ^
Coppen, A H, assistant postmaster
and clerk
Corrigan, James, Hope, hotelkeeper
Flood, W L, J.P., carpenter and con-
tractor
Galloway, Charles, Columbia hotel
Gibson, Ike, guide
Goldsborough, George, superinten-
dent of trails
Hunter, Henry, storekpr, Hunters-
ville
Johnson, 0, section foreman, Hope
station
Johnson, P, labr C.P.R
King, A, fmr
Lapworth, Joseph, labr C.P.R
Lapworth, W, labr C.P.R
McLeod, A H, fmr
Park, John, rancher. Lake House
Raab, A E, rancher. Lake House
Reiley, John, fmr
Ryder, Roland, blacksmith
Starret, John A, labr
Starret, W A, fmr
Wardle, James, J.P. , general mer-
chant and postmaster
Wirth, J W, contractor
Yates, William, rancher
HORNBY ISLAND.
Postmasteb, Georob Fobd.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Nanaimo and Provincial Electoral
of Comox, situated on the east of
Denman Island, and separated
from it by Lambert Channel.
Communication by steamer from
Nanaimo, 40 miles, also with Co-
mox and Union, distance 16 miles.
Nearest telegraph and express
office, Comox ; banking point, Nan-
aimo.
Davies, Edward, fmr
Ford, John, fmr
Ford, George, fmr
Ford, Thomas, fmr
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Ford, William, fmr
Harwood, John, fmr
Herbert, Dunlaas Lyons, fmr
Heatherbell, George, fmr
Howe, John, fmr
Mitchell, Charles, fmr
Needham, Robert, fmr
Scott, John, fmr
Scott, Robert, fmr
Skinner, John, fmr
Sutton, Frederick, fmr
Sutton, (4eorge, fmr
Sutton, William, fmr
Sutton, Samuel, fmr
Williaii^s, Thomas, fmr
HORSEFLY.
(See also Quesnelle Forks.)
In the Electoral District of Cariboo,
William's Lake Division ; nearest
postoflice, telegraph and express,
150-Mile House ; stage from Ash-
croft station C.P.R., change at 150-
Mile House.
HOWE SOUND.
(See Squamish Valley.)
Postmaster, G. W. Gibson.
In tbe Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is about 30 miles from Squamish
River.
Andrews, F, fmr
Armstrong, John, fmr
Asslett, C J, fmr
Baker, W P & Sons, painters
Blake, K, fmr
Fletcher, James, fmr
Forbes, A, doctor
Olbson, G W, sr, P.M, and fmr
Gibson, G W, jr, fmr
Gibson, R H, fmr and storekeeper
Glassford, G, fmr
Graham, W A, teacher
Grant, John, fmr
Hooper, J, fmr
Lan^dale, H A, fmr
Lekie, J, harness maker
Lusk, T, fmr
Manning, Wm, fmr
McCall, A, fmr
Payne, John, fmr
Payne, George, fmr
Pratt, Rodger, fmr
Pratt, Rob, fmr
Roberts, Thos, fmr
Roberts, Frank, fmr
Rook, T S, fmr
Ross, Thos, fmr
Russell, F, fmr
Slater, T, carpenter
Slater, Wm, carpenter
Smith, Herbert, fmr
Smith, Wesley, fmr
Soames, George, fmr
Soames, William, fmr
Spring, George, fmr
Taylor, Joseph, fmr
Titvl ir, Herbert, fmr
Telford, John, fmr
TelforJ, George, fmr
White, H. fmr
Winegarden, A, fmr
Wilson, Thos, carpenter
HUNTINGDON.
Postmaster, T. F. Truswell.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is on the international boundary
line, at the junction of the Canadian
Pacific, the Seattle Lake Shore and
Eastern, and the Bellingham Bay
& British Columbia railways.
Postal, telegraph and express office.
Bexter, Archie, section foreman, C.
P. R.
Chapman, Charles, foreman planing
mills
Cox, Gab, fmr
Egan, John, operator C.P.R
Fadden, E, contractor and builder
Fadden, Walter, fmr
Hopkins, O, drayman
Huntington Lumber Co, C Town,
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Kay, Wm, civil engineer
Kingston, J, foreman of sawmill
Livingston, Joe, contractor and
builder
McGlean, James, fmr
McDonald, B R, collector of customs
McGillivary, D D, bartender, Amer-
can hotel
McKav, Alex, proprietor American
Hotel
McKensie, Dan, fmr
McMartin, J A, real estate agent
Moran, Thomas, fmr
Morrissy, £ A, butcher
Port, Dr, M.D, physician and surgeon
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Chisholm, A
Doubt, Joiin
Fowler, Jam
Green, Ben,
Kennedy, Js
Marshall, Tl
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Arthur, re
Olsen, Andn
Richardson,
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Pomeroy & Co, Huntington hotel
Porter, Wni, fmr
Ranch, Elmere, contr and builder
Schofleld, James, station agent, C.
P. R
Smith, J, engineer
Smith, Joe, carpenter
Sturdvant, E, bartender
Trnswell, T F, postmaster and real
estate
Truswell, S E, general store
Wharnock, Frank, fmr
Young, Jim, capenter
ILLECILLEWAET.
Postmaster, A. C. McArthur, J. P.
Illecillewaet, pronounced Illy-cilly-
wait, signifying " swift flowing
waters" in the Indian jargon, is
one of the principal stations on the
Pacific Division of the C. P. R.,
and 407 miles east of Vancouver, in
the Selkirk range of mountains.
Post, telegraph and express office.
A rich mining district, and for big
game an excellent hunting ground.
Anderson, Gus, miner
Anderson, Swan,hotelkeeper
Banfield, John B, miner
Black berg, Andrew, section foreman
C.P.R
Callaway, Jos P, shed watchman
C.P.R
Chisholm, Archie, miner
Doubt, John, bridge watchman C.P.R
Fowler, James, miner
Green, Ben, miner
Kennedy, James P, mine owner
Marshall, Thomas E, miner
McArthur, A C, J.P., station agbiit
C.P.R., and postmaater
McKinnon, Alex F, mine owner
Mining Recording Office, A C Mc-
Arthur, recorder
Olsen, Andrew, section labr
Richardson, Thomas, hotelkeeper
Ritchie, George
Ryckman, S S, capitalist
Sanberg, Olie, hotelkeeper
Scott, Walter, mine owner
Stranberg, Charles, miner
Taylor, John, miner
Tactor, John, section labr
Underhill, Samuel, miner
Windsor Hotel, S Anderson, prop
Woolsey, David, miner
JAMES ISLAND.
f Nearest P.O. Sydney, North Saanich.)
A small island near the Saanich pen-
insula, 6 miles from Sydney, North
Saanich ; communication by steam-
er from Victoria, 20 miles ; fare 75
cents, also stage from Victoria to
Prairie Tavern, 12 miles, thence by
boat. The soil is very fertile ana
all kinds of fruit grow in abund-
ance.
Munro, Hu(;h, fmr
Munro, Wm, fmr
Scovilie. Jos, fmr
Ward, R C, fmr
JOHNSON'S LANDING.
(.P.O. now called Dewdney. See
Nicomen.)
K AM LOOPS.
Postmaster, £. H. Jones.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial of
Yale, is the most important and
thickly populated town between
Calgary and Vancouver, and hence
is well known as the Inland Capi-
tal. It is beautifully situated at
the confluence of the North and
South Thompson Rivers, and '<>
the divisional station of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway, 252 miles
from Vancouver. It' is essentially
within the dry belt, and is hence a
favorite health resort, especially
for consumptives and those sufl'er-
ing from bronchial and lung affec-
tions. Within the past year the
inland capital has been incorporat-
ed, with Dr. Clarke as its first
Mayor, and a council board com-
Eosed of the leading merchants. It
as good water works, which
give an ample supply for domestic
purposes and fire protection; a
money order, post office, Express,
telegraph and telephone service.
The Bank of B. C. has a branch
in the city, and every thing apper-
taining to the comfort and conven-
ience of a large community is here
to be found. Rich coal beds have
recently been located in the imme-
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diate vicinitv, and are being
worked, while the precious and
base metals have also been struck
in thn locality. The Inland Sentinel,
an influential weeklv paper, is
published here. The different
reli{(ious denominations are well
represented, as are also the various
friendly societies. There is a good
public school, and also one in con-
nection with the Convent. The
hospital is supported by Govern-
ment grant, wliich is handsomely
subsidised by local subscription.
Adye, F R, clek
Alliens, J, section foreman. O.P.R
Allingham, Frank, miner
Armanine, G B, fmr
Armour, Samuel fmr
Armstrong, Chester, brakeman
Armstrong, Thomas H, saloonkeeper
Astley, H, clerk
Austin, E, engine driver
Bacon, Charles, painter
Bain, Alex H, tooacttonist and fruiter
Bank of British Columbia, C R Slater,
agent
Bannerman, John, fuel agt, C.P.R
BauUey, B P, fmr
Baynton, James, barber
Beaton, Neil, fmr
Beaton, John, clerk R £ Smith
Beaton, Alex, fmr
Beattie, J O, station agt C.P.R
Beattie, Martin, assessor andcollect'r
Betts, Rev J F, Methodist minister
Bennett, J S, commission Hi^t
Bieler, F, fmr
Baincotto, B, fmr
Blair, G, fmr
Blair, L T, clerk R E Smith
Blair, James, yardmaster C.P.R
Blair, R, police
Bloomer, Thomas, foreman C.P.R
Bongard, Ed, brakeman C.P.R
Bongera, G, labr
Bonson, John, printer
Botta, Picto, labr
Botta, Domenico, labr
Branch, C J. bricklayer
Brown, Arthur, printer
Brown, Charles, engine driver
Brown, C E, fmr
Brown, George, fireman C.P.R
Brown, W H, prop C.P.R. dining hall
Brownlee, W, plasterer
Brunett, Noel, teamster
Bunbury, W B, fmr
Burnyeat, A G, elk Govt office
Burton, George, engineer C.P.R
Buse, F, fmr
Buse, George, fmr
Buse, W H, fmr
Buse, William, fmr
Campbell, Dougall, fmr
Campbell, D n, carpenter
Campbell, Lewis, fmr
Canada Sun Life Insurance Co
Canadian Pacific Rv, J O Beattie, ast
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Co, WT
Slavin, agent
Cannell, J 8, mine expert
Cannell, E, stock raiser
Cardew, H, fmr
Garment, J J, commission merchant
Carrion, Rev Father, supt Industrial
school
Carter, J C, packer
Carter, W J, conductor C.P.R
Charles, W B, elk land regis office
Ghesley, Ed, brakeman C.P.R
Church, J W, fmr
Church of England, Rev A Shildrick,
rector
Church of the Sacred Heart, (R. C.)
Rev Father F R C Guertin, pastor
City of London Fire Insurance Co, E
H Jones, agent
Clark, R, stagedriver
Clarke & Co, druggists
Clarke, Slbree, M.D., mayor
Clouston, Thomas, fmr
Collins, Thomas Ed, Inland Sentinel
Colonial Hotel, J B Latremoaille
prop
Conley, A, carpenter
Conway, F J, baggage master
Coombs, Frank, fireman C.P.R
Cooney, Charles, fmr
Cooney, C T, fmr
Corrigan, Owen, miner
Cosmopolitan Hotel, J Ratchford
prop
Oostley, Thomas, livery stables
County Court, G C Tunstall, registrar
Crawford, H, fireman C.P.R
Crawford, M E, engineer C.P.R
Crawford, W, fireman C.P.R.
Croe, George, fmr
Curry, V D, fmr
Custom House, E H Jones, sub-col-
lector
Citizens' Accident Insurance Co, M
J Mclver, agent
Davison, E C, harness maker
Davidson, Thomas, fmr
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Davis, Archie, engine driver
Davis. C/tiarles, waiter Grand Pacific
Hotel
Davis, Charles, fireman C.P.R
Davis, Henry, painter
Davis, M C, herder
Derhy, Andrew, miner
Desdaro, G, fmr
Dobson, William, teamster
Dominion Express Co, J O Beattie,
agent
Dominion Hotel, F W Nelson, prop
Doran, L, brakeman C.P.R
Duck, Albert, fmr
Duhamel, H, barber
Dufi"y, Patrick, fmr
Durael, George, labr
Dunne, A, brakeman, C.P.R
Duprat, Erick, carpenter
Duprat, Justin, fmr
Dupuis, Louis, fmr
Dutton, Arthur, mill hand
Edwards, J T, fmr
Elliott, A, brakeman C.P.R
EllJott, Samuel, conductor C.P.R
Endall, Geo, fmr
Equitable Life Assurance Co, J E
Sauicer, agt
Fadear, Chas, fmr
Federal Life Assurance Co, E H
J jnes, agt ,i
Fe wings, Beni, labr
ritzherbert, F H, fmr
Forrest, Geo, fmr
Fortune, W, soda water manufactu'r
Forbes, A F, conductor C.P.R
Foster, Geo, C.P R. shops
Foster, Jonas, horne trainer
Fox, J, prop C.P.R. boarding house
Frank, John, fmr
Frlsken, Wm, brakeman C.P.R
Fulton, F J, barrister-at-law and of-
ficial administrator
Furrer, Edward, M.D
Gaglietto, M. (general merchant
Gaven, Patrick, engineer C.P.R
Genier, N lii.e repairer C.P.R
Genier, G, mgr Kamloops Electric
Light Co
Gladius, Theo G, trader
Goddard, Andrew, pumpman C.P.R
Goddard, B, fireman C.P.R
Goddard, .1, fireman C.P.R
Goddard, Wm, fitter C.P.R
Goodfellow, E
Goodfellow, J,chief despatcher C.P.R
Gordon, Alex, fmr
Gordon, James, furniture dealer
Gordon, M P, furniture dealer
Gordon, L, cabinet maker
Graham, George, conductor C.P.R
Grabame, James 0, mgr Hudson Bay
Co
Grand Pacific Hotel, W L Unwin
prop
Grant, Peter, engine driver
Grant, R J, car inspector C.r».R
Graves, A M, engine driver C.P.R
Grindrod, E H
Guerin, Ed, dairyman
Guertin, Rev F, R C pastor
Guillaurae, Victor, fmr
Govett, George, engine turner C.P.R
Glen Iron Mining Co. Ltd
Guardian Fire Insurance Cc, M J
Mclver, agent
Hall, Arthur, boomman
Hall, Robert, labr
Harding, A W, chemist and druggist
Harmon, Frank, blacksmith
Harmon, S, blacksmith
Harris, Thomas, conductor C.P.R
Harvey, Frank, drover
Hayden, William, wiper C.P.R
Hedlund, John, carpenter
Hearn,Robert,train despatcherC.P ^.
Henderson, C W, train despatcher
C.P.R
Henderson, H M, fireman
Herchmer, Job:., brakeman
Hornby, Thomas, expressman
Hosker, David K, fireman C.P.R
Hudson Bay Co, J O Grahame mgr
Hughes, J L, fmr
Hull, Bros & Co, butchers and stock
raisers
Hull, A W, accountant
Hull, J R, (Hull, Bros & Co)
Hurley, Co'-nelius, labr
Hyatt, M, bridgo foreman C.P R
Harmon, Miss 0, dressmaker
Harkley, J S, clerk
Howarth, J H, watchmk and jeweler
Indian Industrial School, Rev Father
Carrion, supt
Inland Agricultural Association of
B.C
Inland Sentinel, H McCutcheon, mgr
Inland Revenue oflSce, E H Jones,
dep collector
Jackson, J, boiler m»' gr C.P.R
Jamieson, James, millwright
Jamieson, Joseph, brakeman C.P.R
Jamieson, Joseph, teamster
Jenns, P A, cashier 3( nk of B.C
Jones, John, fmr
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Jones, E H, oostmaster and deputy
collector of Inland Revenue
Kamloopa Electric Light Co Ltd, G
Genier, ingr
Kamloops House, T H Armstrong,
prop
Kamloops Mining Bureau, J W Vail,
secretary
Kamloops North Thompson Coal
Mining Gc, Ltd
Kamloops Telephone Co Ltd, W T
Slavin, mgr
Kamloops Wagon and General Black-
smith Shop, Geo P Raven, mgr
Kelly, F A, chief of city police
Kel'y, M, roadmaster C.P.R
Kenwird. Alfred, wiper C.P.R
Kidd, Isaac, carpenter
Kidd, Oscar, fireman
Kidd, William, C.P.R. shops
Knouff, James, fmr
Knotzie, Theo, tailor, R E Smith
Ladner, J, wij-ir C.P.R
Lambert, T W, M.D
Lang, William
Latremouille, J B, prop Colonial hoM
Latremouille, Napoleon, clerk
Lauder, Joseph D, stock raiser
Lavean, Jean, carpenter
Lee, A, B.A., Presbjterian minister
Lee, H S, assistant postmaster
Lee, R H, C.E., P.L.S
Lefebvre, George H, carpenter
Lejeune, Rev J M R, O.M.I., R. C.
priest
Lemieux. A, labr
Leonard, D P, millwright
Lewis, Richard, labr
Lezae, Rev Father, O.M.I., R. C.
priest
Lobb, James, carpenter
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co
Loney, George, ferryman
Lome, Oliver, fmr
Loveway, Thomas, fmr
Lyons, J, fireman C.P.R
Lvthe, J, foreman C.P.R
London Guarantee ^ Accident Insur-
ance Co, E H Jones, agent
McArthur, Alex, mgr for A S Mc-
Arthur Co
McArthur, ASA Co, general mer-
chants and butchers
McArthur, W G, brakeman C.P.R
McAlessi, E, wiper C.P.R
McAshiey, D
McAuley, John, sr, fmr
McAuley, John, jr, fmr
McCormic, E, brakeman C.P.R
McCrum. Joseph, brakeman C.P.R
McCutcheoB, Hugh, Inland Sentinel
McDonald, Alex, conductor C.P.R
McDonald, George, miner
McDonald, Miss Ida, dressmaker,
McA & Co
McDonald, J A, clerk C.P.R
McDonald, Joseph, clerk Land Reg
office
McDonald, Miss, tailoress, R E Smith
McDougal, Alex, fmr
McGillvary, Archie, fmr
McGlashan, Alex, fmr
McGregor, Alex, carpenter
McGregor, L 0, fmr
Mcintosh, James, J.P., lugr F:,\ ;av.' ,
Milling Co
Mclver, Murdock J, city clerk
McKaracher, J, engine driver C.P.R
McKay, Mrs, milliner R E Sm.th
McKay, J W, Indian agt
McKay, James, conductor
McKenzie, Miss, tailoress, R E Smith
McKinnon, Angus, fmr
Tflcl'ane, Robert, engine driver C.P.R
McLaren, D, saddler
McLaren, J C, convict guard
McLaren, John, farm hand
McLean, A, boot and shoemaker
McLean, Angus E, clerk, M Gaglietto
McLean, D C, clerk
McLean, Hugh, teamster
McLeod, J, fmr
McLeod, John, clerk, Hull Bros & Co
McLeod, Wm, fmr
McLennan, A D, teacher
McPhee, John, labr
McPhee, Neil, bridge caretaker
McQueen, Isaac B, fmr
McTavish, D, fmr
Maloney, Pat, labr
Manentean, Capt August
Mansen, Donald, fmr
Mansen, J, fmr
Mara, J A, M.P., mgr Columbia &
Kooienay Navigation Co
Marpole, R, supt C.P.R
Martins, G, labr
Matthews, Miss D, asst teacher pub-
lic school
Meyer, Charles, bartender, Oriental
hot(;l
Mellors, James, fmr
Mellors, John, fmr
Miles, Richard, fitters' help, C. P. R
Mitchell, J R, mpr E G Prior & Co
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Moody, i
Moore, S
Morris, J
Morrow,
Mosley, '
Mouiit, R
Moves, W
Mu'nroe,
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Marshalls
Murray,
Nash, 'C.\
National
Neale, Ro
Nelson, Fr
Nelson, G
Nelson, Mi
Nelson, Mi
Newbury, .
Newlove, C
Newman, I
Newman, *:
Noble, And
North, Misi
North Amt
E H Jont
O'Bnen, ,Io]
Ogg, Andrei
Olsen, A C,
Olsen, Anth
O'Moore, Pt
O'Neil, Jam
Oriental Ho
Ostrom, A E
Patten, Mise
Fearse, E T
j Pendleton, C
! Pene, Anton
I T'etersou, Jo
■ hibbs, Johi
' i'itkering, J<
P' kering, M
Poole, AG!
Pope, W H,
Potter, Mrs,
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Potter, VV E,
Pownell, G B
Power, W J,
Power, Jame
Power, Josep
Power, Davu
Praeger, E M
Presbyterian
pastor
Prior, EGA
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Moody, J, blacksmith
Moore, Samuel, stookraiser
Morris, Alfred, painter
Morrow, F, brakemha, CP.R
Mosley, T H. fmr
Mouitt, R B, storekeeper, CP.R
Moves, W W, chemist
Mu'nroe, George, loadmaster, CP.R
Murpiiv, John, watchman, C.P.R
Methodist Church, Rev Betts pastor
Marshallaay, Ernest, helper, CP.R
Murray, Dan, wiper CP.R
Nash, C'pt E A, Dom lana agent
National Assurance Co of Ireland
Neale, Robert, labr
Nelson, Fred, Dominion Hotel
Nelson, G B W, book-keeper H.B. Co
Nelson, Miss F
Nelson, Mrs Phoebie P
Newbury, John, frar
Newlove, George, labr
Nev/man, B, sr, fmr
Newman, Thomas
Noble, Andrew, fmr
North, Miss Gertie
North America Life Assurance Co,
E H Jones, agent
O'Brien, John, publican
Ogg, Andrew, section foreman
Olsen, A C, watchman
Olsen, Anthony, watchman
O'Moore, Peter, O.M.I., lay brother
O'Neil, James, engineer, CP.R
Oriental Hotel, J Peterson, prop
Ostrom, A D, fireman CP.R
Patten, Miss B, bookkeeper
Pearse, E T W, Dep Reg C C
Pendleton, G, fmr
Pene, Antonio, labr. C.P.R
Peterson, John, Oriental hotel
■ hibbs, John, miner
t'itkering, John, miner
P kering, M, night watchman
Poole, A G R, gentleman
Pope, W H, teacher, public sdiool
Potter, Mrs, matron Royal Inland
HOHI '.l;ll
Potter, VV E, fmr
Pownell, G F, gentleman
Power, W J, clerk, H.B. Co
Power, James, brakeman, CP.R
Power, Joseph, carpenter
Power, David, clerk, E G Prior & Co
Praeger, E Wolfe, clerk, Bank B
Presbyterian Church, Rev A Lee,
pastor
Prior, E G & Go, hardware and agri-
cultural implement warehouse
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Provincial Government Office, G C
Tunstall, agent
Pemberton, A G, fmr, sheriflf of Yale
Dist
Friday, Sydney, clerk
Quinn, Lawrence, boatmaker
Ratchford, .Joseph, prop Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Raven, Geo P, carriage builder and
horse farrier
Renier, P S, brakeman, C.P.R
Rheault, Louis, clerk, M Gaglietto
Rice, John G,engineer,Shuswap Mill-
ing Co
Richardson, F, brakeman, CP.R
Richardson, F M, planer Shuswap
Milling Co.
Ridley, H C M, J.P
Risteen, Geo, conductor C.P.R
Roadley, Thos, auctioneer
Robbins, C 8, fmr
Rogers, Thos, fmr
Royal Inland Hospital, C Furrer, M
D., medical officer
Royal Insurance Co
Ross, Dan, waiter G P hotel
Ross, James, fmr
Ross, Joseph, tinsmith
Ross, MiRs Emma, d .'essmaker R E
Cmith
Ross, M, brakeman C.P.R
Ross, W E; brakeman
Rushton, Francis, gunsmith
Saucier, J E, jeweller and electrician
Savage, John, wiper C.P.R
Savage, Josiah, merchant tailor
Savage, Miss PoUie, music teacher
Savage, Miss Sarah, tailoress
Savage, Wm, wiper C.P.R
Scald, P, clerk
Scott, Henry, fmr
Saul, Wm, miner
Sentinel Ptng Co,H McCutcheon,mgr
Shildrick, Rev A, Church of England
Shuswap Milling Co, Jas Mcintosh,
mgr
Silverstone, Worber, restaurant
Simmons, W A, carpt
Sinclair, Jamea A. gaoler
Slater, Chas R, mgr Bank of B.C
Slavin, W T, bookseller
Smith, G, clerk
Smith, Gilbert, labr
Smith, H
Smith, James, butcher
Smith, J F, farmer
Smith, J fi, baker
Smith, ^. £, general store
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Smith, Miss M, dressmaker R E
Smith
Sorel, Bro T, O.M.I
Sprague, William, conductor C.P.R
St Ann's Convent
St Andrew's Caledonia Society, J S
Bennet, secretary
Stephenson, J H, jeweler
Stevens, Solomon, steamboat watch-
man
Stewart, M, baggageman C.P.R
St Laurent, J, fmr
Strange, George, fmr
in Life Assurance Co
ipreme Court, G C Tunstall, dep
registrar
Sutherland, W G
Sweeney, Thomas, fireman C.P.R
Snider, Mrs W H, private boarding
house
Strutt, C H, buyer H.B. Co
Tait, John, fmr
Telephone Office, W T Slavin, mgr
Temperance House, John Fox
Thompson, A N, fmr
Tofld, James, fmr
Todd, Joseph, fmr
Towgood, Ernest, farm hand
Tuck, Francis H, registrar of titles
Tunstal!, G C, gov agent, gold com-
misioner, etc
Turner, Robt K, clerk
Ulvil, H, section foreman C.P.R
Unwin, W J, prop G. P. hotel
Vail, J W
Vair, James, hardware store
Veasey, Miss, dressmaker R E Smith
Venn. H F, fmr
Vickers, J R, C.E., D.L.S
Wain, Charles, blacksmith's helper
Walker, Donald, fmr
Walker, James, farm hand
Walker, John, turner C.P.R
Walker. Philip, fmr
Wash, John, engineer C.P.R
White, Charles, cutter R E Smith
Whittaker, W H, Barrister-at-Law
Wilkie, W S, teamster
Wilkinson, Hugh, fmr
Wilkinson. Walter, brakeman
Willis, J H, fmr
Wilson, George, fmr
Wilson, John, fmr
Wilson, M, fmr
Wood, E S, principal public school
Wood, W F, J.P
Wood bridge, Seth, carpenter
Woodland, John, fmr
gar-
Woodward, J, carpenter
Wright, J, conductor
Zink, Joseph, fmr
LIST OF CHINESE.
Ching Ah Mee, laundry
Chen Sing, laundry and market
dener
Chong Lee & Co, general merchants
Hop Lee, merchant
Kwong Chong, laundry
Kwong On Wo Co, merchants
Wing Fong, laundry
Yuen Lee & Co, merchants
KASLO CITY.
Postmaster, J. B, Wilson.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
West-Kootenav ; is situated at the
mouth of the Kootenay River, on
the west side of Kootenay Lake.
The city is 10 miles from Ains-
worth, and about 18 miles from
Pilot Bay, where the Hendrvx
smelting works are situated. The
famous Kaslo and Slocan silver
mines lie west about 15 to 20 miles.
Kaslo, which boasts of a population
variously estimated at from 2,000
to 2,500, is now the largest city in
the interior, and is attracting
much attention. The city has been
duly incorporated, with Mr. Robert
F. Green as Mayor, and the follow-
ing councillors: Messrs. D. P.
Kane, A. McKay, T. Devlin, 8. H.
Green, and A. Cameron. The
Kaslo-Slocan Railway is projected
to run from the city into the heart
of the mining region, with several
branches to meet the requirements
of various groups of mines. Work
was begun on the line last >iummer,
and the expectation is to have it
completed early this year. About
1,200 tons of ore have been mined
during the past season, the gross
value of lead and silver being esti-
mated at $2,000,000.
Abbs, A C, attorney-at-law
Abemethy & Pictney, grocers
Abemethy, Robt (A & B)
Adams, A F (A & C) A ave
Adams & Cummings, Adams hotel,
A ave
Adams, J H, miner, D ave
DOMINION HOTEL
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Adams, L H, miner, Front at
Adams, March, vet surgeon, Front st
Adler, Saml, Chicago hotel. Front st
Aikins, 6 H, druggist, Front st
Aitchison, David (Logan & Aitchison)
Akehurst, Eev H, clergymn, Front st
Albhouz, S, lunchman
Aldous, George W, restaurant, A ave
Aldous, H, furniture utore, Front st
Aldous, N W, clerk, Froqt st
Alexander, L, mine owner. Front st
Allen, Mrs E W, grocer and bakery,
Fst
Almoure, J (Balfour Trading Co)
Alstrom, Frank
Anderson, h. B, bookkeepr, Third st
Anderson, H, ins agent, A ave
Andrews, S R, wall paper, A ave
Aox Sing, laundry. Front st
Archer, F E & Co, stoves and tin-
ware, A ave
Archer, F E (F E Archer & Co)
Arvog, Ole, prospector, C ave
Ashby, H & Co, real estate brokers
Atkins, B R, journalist, C ave
Baker, Geo, packer. Mill rd
Barker, J W, Water st
Bailie, Wni, gentleman, E ave
Bamette, And, Theatre Comique,
A ave
Baner, W A (Warren & Baner)
Bannick, G H, builder, A ave
Barclay, J, accountant. Front st
Barr, Kobt, min«»r, Front st
Barr, William, miner, Dave
Bauman, Wm, stmr "Idaho," Water
st
Baum, Ed, Mammoth lodging house,
Fst
Bealey, R J (Richardson & Bealey)
Beaton, Angus, miner, Water st
Beattie & Saunders, Montana hotel,
Front st
Beattie, Frank (B & S)
Becker, Ed, miner
Becker, Ed, miner, E ave
Bedell, Wm, carpenter, Slocan rd
Beebe, Al, prospector
Behrman, Chas, miner. Front st
Bell, G H, miner, B ave
Bell, Jas £. dairyman, D ave
Bell, John, mine wi;<^r. Front at
Bell, Miss, milliner. Front st
Benard, Jos, carpenter. Mill rd
Benzie, S, millman. Mill rd
Bielenberg, E A, miner
Billadeaw, J J, stage mgr Theatre
Comique, A ave
Bingham, J E, blacksmith, B ave
Bird, W R (Ide & Bird) Fourth st
Bishop, C A, wharfinger, Water st
Black, Ira, miner
Blair, H, engr. Mill road
Blanberg, L, mill hand. Front st
Bongard, D M (Bongard & Peickart)
Bongard & Peickart, Baldwin Saloon,
F street
Boone, J B, prospector. Water st
Bounds, M S, carpt. Third st
Bremner, Mrs J, Water st
Bremner, D, contractor
Brown, J H, laundry, D ave
Brown, John H, laundry, E ave
Brown, Miss Rosa, actress
Brown, Miss M, housekeeper
Bruce, i) D, hotelkeeper. Front st
Bruce, D, mill man. Front st
Bruce, S, carpt, B ave
Bruner, M W, physician. Front st
Bryce, C H, Theatre Comique, A ave
Buchanan, G D, mill owner. Mill rd
Buchanan, J R, capt str "Kaslo,"
Mill road
Bucke & Haultain, assayers, Front
Bucke, MA(B&H)
Bucke, H W, attorney -at-law, Front
street
Buggs, R T, miner, Third st
Burke, M, teamster. Front st
Burke, Matthew, te mster, Front st
Burnett, Jas, carpt, B ave
Burnett, James, miner
Burrell, Mitis Minnie, actress, A ave
Burton, A F, real estate. Front st
Butler, J, labr, D ave
Byers Hardware Co, Front st
Byers, H, jr, Byers Hardware Co
Cain, Wm H, miner
Cameron, Alfred, truckman, B ave
Cameron, Chas, cook, F ave
Cameron, D, teamster, B ave
Cameron, D S, contractor, Front st
Cameron, E A, contractor. Front st
Cameron, E A, team8t«'r, S'ocan rd
Cameron, H A, truckman, B ave
Campbell, Arch, miner. Third st
Campbell, John, carpenter
Campbell, M J, prospector. Third st
Campbell, Walter, miner. Bridge st
Canyon, Ralph, prospector, Third st
Carney, Augutus, butcher. Front st
Carrington, W, lumber, Front st
Carroll, Miss Annie, waitress, Bridge
street
Carson, T L, Kaslo hotel, B ave
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Casey, H, grocer, Fourth st
Gavecaden, J, teamster
Ceamen, Jno, carpt, Front st
Chang Wing, laundry, E ave
Chambers, Chas, miner
Charles, Oscar, milkman, Fourth st
Chase, Robt, axeman. Front st
Chase, Mrs, dressmaker, Front st
Chisholm, Alex, carpt, B ave
Chisholm, Jas, grocer. Third st
Chisholm , Jos, painter, Second st
Clancy, Chas, miner, E ave
Claricy, Chas, miner, D ave
Cleany, Wm, Kaslo Trans Co, D ave
Cleary, Mrs Nora, Kaslo Trans Co,
D ave
Cleveland, George, miner. Front st
Clymo, William, assayer. Mill rd
Cockle Bros, boat builders. Water
Front
Cockle, J Wm, taxidermist
Cockle, R A, machinist
Cockle, Saml, contractor. Front st
Cody, Henry, miner, Front st
Colwood, Robt, clerk, Bridge st
Coldwell, Chas, miner, Front st
Coldwell, Jno, clerk, Bridge st
Cojier, J A (Kinnee & Comer)
Condon. Ma; tin, cook. Front st
Connell, D, restraurant. Front st
Cooksey, J R, free miner, Third st
Cormier, Stanley, cook, B ave
Corri^an, Miss, dressmaker, A ave
Cosgriff, D. carpt, A ave
Cosgriff Thos, millnright, A ave
Cosgrift", T F, miner, A ave
Cottingham, T, teamster, B ave
Coulter, A, teamster
Coy, C, publisher, A ave
Coy. Mrs E E, A ave
Craft, D E, mine supt. Front st
Craft, Wm, teamster, D ave
Craig, Alex, miner Front st
Cress & Harrop, tobacconist. Front st
Cress, J C (Cress & Harroo)
Crook, Arthur T (A T Crook & Co)
Crook, A T, «& Co, news agents. Front
street
Cummings, Ed (Adams & Cummings)
Cunningham, Geo, teamster
Curtis, Harry, waiter. Front st
Curtis, Mat, miner
Curtis, Thomas, prospector. Front st
Daives, H L, mill man
Dandson, E H, miner, Front st
Davenport, J L, mine owner
Davenport, A L, miner. Front st
Daivson, James, miner, Front st
Daley, John, bookkeeper, Mill rd
Davy, John, teamster, Mill rd
Deacon, J A, blacksmith. Front st
Deceive, Arch, steward. Water st
Delander, A J, shoemaker, Third st
Delaney, John, barkeeper, A ave
Delaney, J W, saloon, "Slocan," A ave
Dennis, G, prov assessor, C ave
Develle, Peter E, butcher, Front st
Devlin, T E (D & McK)
Devlin & McKay ,Leland htl. Front at
Devoy, Miss Maud, actress, B ave
Dewey, Miss Sadie, actress, B ave
Diserean, Jiio, woodsman, Fave
Douglass, James, bartender, A ave
Drouin, Chas, miner, Front st
Dryden, Mrs Kate, lodging hse, A ave
Dryden, Al, compositor, A ave
Durney, Ed, labr, D ave
Durfee, J H, jeweller. Front st
Early, L S, labr, Mill rd
Easton, James, architect, Front st
Edianus, M, hotel keeper. Front st
Edwards, Miss Florence, actress, B ave
EUacott, C H, civil engineer,Front et
Ellicott, Henry, bricklayer
Filings worth. A, labr. Front st
Ellwood, Chas, miner, A ave
Ennis, G W, manufacturer^ Fourth st
Evans, Theo, waiter Slocan rd
Ewart, R E, Byer's Hardware Co
Ewin, R, carpt, F ave
Farara, David, clerk, Bridge st
Fawcett, Sam, clerk Mill rd
Fleming, Jas, miner. Water st
Fielding, Jno, civil engr. Front st
Fielding, Mrs L Leland restaurant
Fillmere, E L, Mammoth lodging hse
Fiilmere, Miss Mary, teacher, Front
and Fifth st
Fisher, W B, mine mgr, D ave
Fitch, N M, Spokane Idg hse. Front st
Fitzpatrick,J J,barber,Grand Central
Flaherty, Michael, Dardanelles hotel,
Front st
Fletcher, A (A & J Fletcher)
Fletcher, A & J, Grand Central hotel,
Front st
Fletcher, E E, Selkirk lodging hse
Fletcher, H, clerk. Front st
Fletcher, J (A & J Fletcher)
Forbes, Duncan, miner
Forbes, J C, miner, Front st
Forrestall, J P, waiter. Front st
Fortin, F, clerk, Front st
Foster, John, contractor
Frank, G H, sawyer, Front st
Fraser, D, teamster. Front st
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Frawley,!
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Fuller, FI
FuUertonl
Gannon,
Garland,
Garland,
Gates, Ch|
George, ~
Gerling
Gibson, Tl
Gieginch,r
Gilchrist^
Gilliam,
Gilliam, IS
Gillis, J N
Gilpin, E
Glencross,
Goldstein,
Front st
Goldstein,
Goodenoug
Goodwin, (
Goodwin, A
Gordon, W
Gordon, W
Gormeley,
Front st
Gornall, H,
Grabb, J C,
Graham, A
Graham, D
Graham, R
Graham, J
Gray, Geo ^
Gray, J, sh
Gray, Miss
Grav, T W,
Griffiths, G
Groneweg,
Grosvener,
Grow, G W
Green, Ben
Green, Bros
&rfen, 8ai
Green, Rob
Gunn, Mrs
Front st
Guse, Hran
Guthrie, M
Hall, Rev \
Hallen, Au]
Hamilton, .
Hanson, H
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Frawley, J C, real estate, Bridge st
Frawley, J C, miner, A ave
Frederick, E T (F. & M)
Frederick & Matthew8,laundry,F'nt st
Freeman, Wm, Bon Ton restaurant
Fuller, Fred, miner, C ave
Fullerton, Miss May, actress, B ave
Gannon, P, butcher, Water st
Garland, A T, mgr. Front st
Garland, J A, dry goods. Front st
Gates, Chas, clerk. Front st
George, Matt, teamster. Front st
Gerling J W, cook, F ave
Gibson, T M, capitalist, Front st
Gieginch, H, general mcht. Front st
Gilchrist, N, teamster, D ave
Gilliam, LC, freij;hter, Third st
Gilliam, M H, miner, B ave
Gillis, J N, prospector. Water st
Gilpin, E M, drue store. Front si.
Glencross, W J, Kaslo hotel, B ave
Goldstein, A B & Co, Dardanelles htl,
Front st
Goldstein, A B, Dardanelles, Front st
Goodenough, A W, clerk. Front st
Goodwin, C H, builder, D ave
Goodwin, Wm, builder, C ave
Gordon, W F, teamster, D ave
Gordon, W F, teamster, C ave
Gormeley, F (Trenary & Gormeley
Front st
Gornall, H, miner, Front st
Grabb, J C, clerk. Front st
Graham, A, restaurant. Front st
Graham, D, labr, D ave
Graham, Robt, miner, Bridge st
Graham, J D, police officer, C ave
Gray, Geo W, clerk, B ave
Gray, J, shoemaker, A ave
Gray, Miss Nellie, actress, B ave
Gray, T W, contractor, B ave
Griffiths, Geo, bricklayer. Front st
Groneweg, G, grocer, A ave
Grosvener, A D, teamster, D ave
Grow, G W, restaurant, Front st
Green, Benj, gentleman, D ave
Green, Bros, merchant, Front st
Grfen, Sam H, postmaster, D ave
Green, Robt, F (Green Bros) D ave
Gunn, Mrs i~ T, Baldwin house.
Front st
Guse, hrank, real estate, Dave
Guthrie, Matthew, Byer's Hdw Co
Hall, Rev W L, Metho minster, B ave
Hallen, Aug, miner. Front st
Hamilton, Jas, blacksmith, Front st
Hanson, Harry, miner & prospector,
A ave
Hardy, C A, miner, B ave
Harris, John, prospector. Front st
Harris, John M, miner. Front st
Harris & McNeile, barristers,Front et
Harris, Thos, miner. Front st
Harris, W, miner. Front st
Harrison, Wm, book-seller. Front st
Harrocks, H T (H & Co)
Harrop, E (Cress & Harrop) Front st
Harvey, J T W, surveyor's asst, A ave
Hastings, R W, agent, B ave
Haultain, H E T (Bucke & Haultain)
Hayes, J C, merchant, Water st
Hazelton, Wm, miner. Front st
Henderson, Mrs J, boarding house,
D ave
Henderson, S J, gents' furnishings.
Front st
Hodgson, J W, clerk, D ave
Holland, J S, business mgr Theater
Comique
Hooper, Jaa, miner. Front st
Hornshoe, Miss Sadie, watress, A ave
Hornshoe, Miss T, waitress, A ave
Horrocks & Co, real estate, A ave
Huber, Geo N, miner, A ave
Huein, W T, real estate, 1^'rontst
Huff, H M. miner, C ave
Hughes, A, painter, A ave
Hughes, E H, mine owner, Front st
Hughes, Frank, real estate. Third st
Hughes, G W, mine owner
Hughes, Mrs C, laundry, D ave
Hull, A E, miner &capitalist,Third st
Huscroft, Geo, Front st
Ide & Bird, commission merchants,
Fourth st
Ingran, H B, baker, D ave
Irwin, A B, Front st
Jackson, H P, miner. Third st
Jackson, H W C, journalist. Front st
Jackson, M, brick & tile meker.
Third st
Jackson, Robt, miner, Slocan st
Johnson, J H, miner
Jones, D E, clerk, A ave
Jones, D S, miner, B ave
Jones, Evan (Williamson & Jones)
Front st
Jones, R, night clerk Dardanelles,
Front st
Jones, Thos, miner, A ave
Jardine, Andrew, miner, Slocan rd
Kai Yune, provision dealer, Bridge st
Kane, Jas, miner, A ave
Kane, J W, engr. Third st
Kane, Geo T, real estate and mine
owner, C ave
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Kane, Mrs M, real estate owner,
A ave
Kane, Mies Mabel, real estate owner,
A ave
Kane, Miss Maud, real estate owner,
A ave
Kapps, Chas, soda water manft, D ave
Kane, David P, real estate & mines,
A ave'
Keen, John, civil engr, C ave
Kellem, Wni, Idaho Rest, Front st
Kellett, Miss Dora, Front st
Kellett, Miss, furnished rms, Front st
Kelsen, Jacob, minei , Front st
Kemp, Thos, miner, B ave
Kemp, R H, mining engr, Front st
Kennedy, Alex, axeman, Mill rd
Kennedy, A F (K «& P)
Keunedy, J F, mgr "Slocan." A ave
Kennedy, John, axeman, Mill rd
Kennedy & Paquin, Globe Cafe,
Front st
Kent, Chas, miner, Water st
Kent, George, miner. Water bt
Kessler, W H, capitalist, Dave
King, Frank, painter, Front st
King, John (Ward & King) Front st
Kinnee & Comer, barbers, Front st
Kinnee, K (K & G)
Kingen, Ed, miner, Front st
Knight, David, barber, Bave
Kuester, Gustave, baker, A ave
Lane, Allen, plasterer, mill rd
Lane, Frank, gentleman, B ave
Lane, Fred, builder, B ave
Lane, John, contractor, R ave
Lange, Alfred, Bon Ton restaurant.
Front st
Lange, Fred, Bon Ton restaurant
Front st
Lawry, W A (Potter & Co) Front st
Layton, Miss Mary, restrnt, Front st
Lee, A J, barber, Front st
Lee, B H, real estate, Slocan rd
LeMarinel Bros, stage line. Front st
LeMarinel, Chas, Front st
LeMarinel, Felix, Front st
LeMieux, Eric, miner E ave
LeMieux, N, miner, D ave
Leischy, Geo, restaurant, A ave
Leonard, Gus, theatrical performer,
Front st
Lewis & Baker, freighters. Mill rd
Lewis, George (L & B) Mill rd
Livirs, J W, druggist. Front st
Livingston, W B, boot and harness
makr, Front st
Logan, David (L & A)
Logan & Aitchison, customs brokers.
Front st
Love, J H, clerk Green Bros, A ave
Love, W A, clerk, D ave
Lovell, O A, labr, B ave
Lowe, G B, miner, C ave
Lubbe. Archie, stagedriver, D ave
Lundberg, C J (Mahoney & Lundberg)
Front st
Lynch, J, barkeeper. Front st
Lynch, William, mine ower. Front st
Mack, M M, carpenter. Front st
Madigan, J, teamster, D ave
Mahoney & Lundberg, Palace hotel,
Front st
Mahoney, M D (M & L) Front st
Malone, J, miner. Front st
Maloney, P, prospector. Front st
Maloney, Pat'k, miner. Second st
Manley, U, prospector, E ave
Mann, W E, mine engr, Front st
Martin, Rev D M, Presbyterian min.
Fourth st
Matthews, Geo (Frederick & Mat-
thews) Front st
Matthews, Henry, miner. Mill rd
McAndrews, M, miner. Front st
McAndrews, Martin (McA & M)
McAndrews, M, teamster, Bridge st
McAndrews & Murcheson, Ottawa
Hotel, A ave
McAnn, CW, free miner. Front st
McAulay, D, labr, D ave
McAuline, Wm, miner. Front st
McArthur, J B, attorney. Front st
McBride, Sam, miner. Front st
McCallum, D, sash and door, Mill rd
McCleary, A, prospector, E ave
McCue, Miss B, real estate owner, A
ave
McCue, P, miner, A ave
McDonald, A D, miner, D ave
McDonald, A L, builder, Front st
McDonald, Duncan A, miner, £ ave
McDonald, D £, miner, E ave
McDonald, Jas & Co, furniture, B ave
McDonald, J A, real estate. Front st
McDonald, Neil, miner. Front st
McDonald, R, miner, D ave
McDougall,Thos, blcksmth. Second st
McGilvray, Angus, miner, Front st
McGregor, D C, builder, D ave
Mclnnes, A, grocer, Fourth st
Mcintosh, J F, cstms ofScer, Front st
Mcintosh, Finlay, night watchman,
Front st
McKay, Adam (Devlin & McKay)
Front Bt
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McKay, Geo, packer. Front Bt
McKay, Hush, teamster. Mill rd
McKenna, C C, restaurant, B ave
McKinnon, A A, mill man, Millrd
McKenzie,A A (R McK & Co) Water st
McKenzie, Alex, teamster, Mill rd
McKenzie, C D, clerk, Mill rd
McKenzie, Jno, labr, Mill rd
McKenzie, Mise F, tailore8S,Fourth st
McKenzie, R & Co, jtrocers. Front st
McKenzie, K (McKenzie & Co)
Water st
McKenzie, Ihos, miner. Front st
McKenzie, W L, grocer, Front st
McLaren, Pater, prospector. Third st
McLaughUn, R, miner, D ave
McLean, D R, mine owner, Front st
Mcl^ar, Jno, cook. Mill rd
McLean, L, miner, Front st
McLean, L, builder, B ave
McLeod, G, miner, D ave
Mcljcod, Jno, prospector, E ave
McLeod, T T, miner
McMillan, A J, civil engr, B ave
McMillan, D, painter, D ave
McMillan, D E, miner. Fourth st
McMillan, Jno, miner, D ave
McNaughton, Jas, miner, C ave
McNaughtoD, Jas, miner, C ave
McPhail, Dan, miner. Front st
McPhail, D, tailor. Fourth st
McPhee, A R, builder, Mill rd
McPhe> , Jno, miner, E ave
McPhee, P A, miner. Water st
Medcalf, Mrs Emma, restaurant.
Front st
Metherell, S A, physician, A ave
Middlen, R, carpenter, Fr nt st
Miller, A (Rand & Miller) Front st
stiller, H A, carpenter, Third st
Miller, J J, teacher, Front st
Miliington, Saml, bricklyr, Fourth st
Miller, W miner. Front st
Miliington, Mrs, milliner. Fourth et
Minielly, Geo, builder, A ave
Monlse, Wm, free miner. Front st
Montgomery, J B, prospector, Third st
Moore, E J, carpenter, B ave
Morse, J A, builder. Bridge st
Moore, J D, miner, Slocan rd
Moore, Wm. labr, Front st
Morbeck, H £, real estate owner.
Front st
Morrill. Mrs G A, dressmkr. Water st
Mountain, F A R. free miner, Front st
Mover, E G (M & W)
Moyer & Wheeler, plumberp. Third st
Muir, A, accountant, A ave
Mulvey, Tom, cook, Front st
Murcheson, Cole, McAndrews &
Murcheson, A ave
Murcheson, Cole, miner, A ave
Murphy, Michael, miner, A ave
Neitzel, Karl (Neitzel & Co)
Neitzel, Karl & Co, autayers, Front st
Newton, Geo, labr, Fro,\t st
Newton, Miss, actress, h ave
Nicks, I, sawyi^r, Mill rd
Nicholson, Jame?, cook Front st
Norman, M H (Norman <& Co)
Norman, Sidney, ins agent. Front st
Norman, M H & Co, commission
merchants
Norquay, Horace, clerk. Front st
Norquay, Thomas, real estate
O'Brien, Frank cook. Front st
O'Neal, David, mine foreman
Olsen, And, prospector, C ave
O'Rourke, Miss M W, compositor,
D ave
Otto & Co, bakers, Front st
Otto, J A, bauer. Front st
Osborne, J, musician, B ave
Owens, Al, pianist, Comique theatre
Parham, W J clerk. Front st
Paquon, Geo (Kennedy & Paquin)
Parker, T E, porter, "'Slocan''
Parkinson, L W, miner, D ave
Parks, J R, mining engr, A ave
Patterson, J .i' steamboat mgr
Pearsen, A L laundry. Third st
Pearson, Nils, miner, C ave
Pease, £ C, agt Stewart & Mills,
Front st
Peickart, Theo (Bongard & Peickart)
Peirce, J L, mgr, H Geigench
Pendleton, J, labr, C ave
Penny, F C, uillman, A ave
Peppard, Jno G, lumberman. Front st
Perry, C E, civil engr, Front st
Peterson, Jas, asst cook. Front st
Pfeifer, Wm, earpt, D ave
P^ester, H D (M H Norman & Co)
Phiper, W, carpt, D ave
Pictney, A L (Abernethay & Pictney)
Pierce, T J, miner. Front st
Piper, Alex, freighter, Front at
Place, Mrs Kate M, Front st
Plant, Jno, woodsman, F ave
Plunkett, E, grocer, B ave
Pollard, Fred, real estate, Frout st
Pollock. Fred, miner, Mill rd
Potter, W A & Co, mchts. Front at
Pound, E M, miner, D ave
Rand, A E, R & M, Front st
Rand & Miller, real estate, Front st
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Reader, Gay, miner, Front Bt
Read, H K, lather, A ave
Reevane, Michael, miner
Reid, J Keith, capitalist, Front at
Renter, 8 J, mgr, Wilson & Perdue
Retallick, J L, mines and real estate,
Front Bt
Rice, Frank, comedian, A ave
Richardeon & Bealey, real estate,
Front St
Richardson, S, miner. Fourth st
Riedel, Paul, baker, A ave
Riedel & Kuester, Vienna bak'y, A ave
Riley, Jas S, miner B av3
Ritti Eugene, miner, E uve
Roadley, T J,r'l estate bioker.Front st
Robinson. Miss Laura, ac tress, A ave
Roberts, Wm, Great Northern hotel
Rogers, J F B, M.D., Front st
Rollins, J R.Cascade laundry. Water st
Rose, M, miner. Front sX
Ross, George, teamster, Mill rd
Rowe. E W, accountant, Front at
Rue. H, druggist, Frort st
Rvan, James, carpent'.-r, B ave
Saunders, W J (B & &)
Savage, Paul J, New York restaurant
Schmidt, E G. miner. Front st
Schoenberger, Chas, engr. Front at
Schroeder, Mrs A, bding hse.Third st
Scott, A J, teamster Front st
Scott, Alonzo C, barber, Front st
Scott, D A, miner, C ave
Scubner, Geo H, free miner, B ave
Searman, John, labr, Slocan rd
Seeley, T, carpenter, C ave
Sexton, Frank, teamster, Mill rd
Seysler, E R compositor, E ave
Shannon, Chas, cook. Front at
Shearer, T. miner. Fourth st
Shelton, W J, miner. Front st
Sherwood, A R, police oflBcer, C ave
Sherwood, L, boatbuilder, water front
Simmons, G A, clerk, Front st
Simmons, S S, prospector, E ave
Simpson, J B, barkeeper. Water st
Sing Jee, laundry. Water st
Slayton, Harry carpenter, D ave
Slayton, Jas, clerk, D ave
Sloane, E F, clerk. Third st
Smith, Alex, Baldwin hse. Front st
Smith, B, bartender, Front st
Smith, Bart, labr, Front st
Smith, E F, builder. C ave
Smith & Fielding, Front st
Smith, D L, miner. Front st
Smith, Geo, mine owner, Front st
Smith, H C, clerk. Fourth st
Smith, Henrv, carpenter. Front st
Smith, Mrs Mary L, Leland restaur-
ant, Front Bt
Smith, Peter, brewer, B ave
Smith, W L, builder. Front st
Smith, Wm, Kaslo meat market,
Fourth st
Smitheringale, G E (AT Cook & Co)
Snowman, Mrs L A, nurse. Fourth at
Spragg, H B , carpenter, Third st
Stairley, W, mining engr. Front at
Stanaway, Frank, miner. Mill rd
Stansbury, F, waiter, Front at
Startsman, W A, prospector, A ave
St Clair, Miss Stella, actress, B ave
St Cvr, Louis, prospector. Water at
Steele, T M, dairyman, D ave
Stenaon, R J, clerk. Green Bros
Steward & Mills, electrical engrs,
Front st
Still, J C, miner. Water st
Stills, Jas, cook, "Slocan," A ave
Stone, T, Townsite agt, Fourth at
Stratheson, R, jeweler, Front st
Strathem, W B, mill foreman, Mill at
Sudrow, W, carpenter, C ave
Sullivan, Dennis, miner, A ave
Sullivan, F J (Otto & Co) D ave
Sullivan, J. general dealer, Front at
Sullivan, Michael, miner, A ave
Surbeck, George, butcher, Front at
SwenBon, Jos, labr, F ave
Swift, J, carpenter, B ave
Swift, Jos, carpenter, D ave
Tiylor, C B, carp' rter, B ave
Tktynton, J H, plasterer, Third st
Thibanet, Jos, logger, Second st
Thomas, Mrs, restaurant. Front at
Thompson, J W, miner, A ave
Titrault, A, carpenter. Front at
Tolea, 7^ M, grocer, B ave
Trenar;/, T (Trenary & Gornieley)
Fron st
Trumb e, Joa, teamster, Slocan rd
Tuck, fc P, civil engr, Front st
Turner, E E, B ave
Urquhart, Donald, butcher, Front at
Urquhart, Geo, butcher. Front at
Van Cleeve, Mrs J, Henry house,
A ave
Veit, Henry (F E Archer & Co) A ave
Vogel, Jos, millwright, A ave
Waddell, A, prospector, wagon rd
Wagner, H D, prospector. Front at
Walbey, W H & Co, mining brokers,
Front st
Walbey, W H, real estate and min-
ing broker
T. DOBESON, N. W. DOBBSON.
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Iron and Brass Founders, General XaehinistSt
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Walbey, J W, clerk. Front Bt
Waldron, Isaac, teamster. B ave
Walker, S P, miner, B ave
Walmsley, John. blacksmith.Third st
Ward, E 0, carpenter, D ave
Ward, Fred E, miner, A ave
Ward, Jno F. Ward & King, Front st
Ward & King, Coeur d'Alene hotel,
Front st
Warren & Baner, civil eners, A ave
Watts, Ed, mine supt, D ave
Weatherill, Jno, miner, Front st
Weaver, Ed, B ave
Weharrow, W, cook. Front st
Weinstein, M, tailor. Fourth st
Weinstein, D, tailor. Fourth st
Wells, Tom, miner, Front st
Welsh. Isaac, trimer. Front st
Wheaten, Chas, carpenter, D ave
Wheeler, Alf, Mover & Wheeler,
Whiteside. Geo, builder. Front st
Whittier, Jno, miner, A ave
Williams, C W, minei , B ave
Williams, D G, accountant, Front st
Williams, G H. druggist. Front st
Williams. N, engr. Mill rd
Williamson & Jones, tobacconists,
Front st
Williamson, V, Wilson & Jones,
Front st
Wilson & Perdue, butchers
Wilson, J B. merchant. Front st
Wilson, G H. clerk. Front st
Winchester, W R, miner, Bridge st
Wood, C A, Mammoth lodging house
Woods, F A, accountant, A ave
Woods, R, teamster, E ave
Wright. A W, commission merchant,
Front st
Warren & Baner. civil engrs, A ave
Wyant, J K, carpenter, Front st
Yake, Lambert A. restaurant, Bave
Zimmerman, A, miner, Front st
KEEPER'S.
{Including Cisco.)
A station on the main line of the C.
P. R., 140 miles from Vancouver;
has a telegraph office; mails daily;
nearest postoffice and express office,
North Bend.
Brown, W, station agent
Gribble, W A, watchman
Jamieson, William, rancher
Keadon. P, watchman
Kimbo, W J, watchman
Lane, George, watchman
Libby, G A, section foreman
Stiffins, H, section foreman, Cisco
Hinton, J, section foreman, Keefer's
KEITHLY CREEK.
(Including Harvey and Snow-Shoe
Creek.)
Postmaster, G. A. Veith.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of Cariboo, is
situated about 18 miles beyond
Quesnelle Forks. It has a post-
I office; mail once a week; nearest
telegraph and express office, 160
Mile House. The creek is reached
by stage from Ashcroft station over
the Cariboo wagon road.
Adam, James, miner
Andeison, William, gentleman
Anderson, Robert
Barr. Robert, blacksmith
Borland & Veith, general traders
Carstens, F, butcher
Cummusky, B, blacksmith
Davis, Morris, miner
Harris, H A, miner
Malcolm, James, miner
Mathers, PJ, book-keeper
McKay, D, timber contractor
McKen, James, mining engineer
Mclntyre, A, carpenter
McLennan, F. miner
McNab, Robert, miner
McRae, Angus, mail carrier
Moore, James, miner
O'Neil, C, miner
Pearce, T, contractor
Penbertlay, Joseph, miner
Revard, £ miner
Prior. San. teamster
Smith, J R, miner
Strain, J, miner
Telle, Edward, teamster
Thouvineu, Alex, miner
Thouvineu, C, miner
Trewhella. E, saloon keeper
Truman, George, miner
Veith & Bolland, general traders
Yardell, Nils, miner
KELOWNA.
POSTMABTBE, ThOHAB SpENCE.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay, and provincial of
Yale. Communication by steamer
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from Aberdeen and PentictOn dail;|^,
and stage from Vernon, which is
the nearest telegraph and express
office and banking point, and dis-
tant, 35 miles. A good lumbering,
iarming, and fruit growing dis-
trict.
Aberdf en, The Earl of, Guisachan
ranch
Ah How, Chinese laundry
Atward, G A S, of Leguime Bros & Co
Bailey, £ R, butcher
Bertrand, J, mill hand
Blackburn, Wm, lahr
Banchard, Wm, mill hand
Boreynsen, S J labr
Caun, £ J, clerk
Conklin, F, manager of Guisachan
ranch
Donald, J B, Riley & Donald
Duncan, William, fmr
Favel, William, sawyer
Fletcher, E, engineer of O K sawmill
Frane, William, saddler and harness
maker
Gudneson, Finer, gardener
Haug, William, plasterer
Helguson, E, n.ill hand
Johnson, Einer
Johnson, Joseph, labr
Lequime Bros & Co. genl merchants
Lakeview hotel, A McDonald, prop
Mair, Charles, penl merchant
McQueen, William, blacksmith
Noble, Robt, teamster
Okanagan sawmill, B Lequime,
manager
Pare, J, mill hand
Porier, J, mill hand
Pridham, L, fruit grower
Raymer, M, contractor and builder
Riley, Capt Thomas, str "Penticton"
Riley & Donald, agricultural imple-
ments
Rose Bros, fruit growers
Scott, H 8, gentleman
Scott, H, clerk
Smith, Thomas, contractor and blder
Spence, Thomas, notary public and
land agent
Sutherland. D W school teacher
Tate, Mrs. E, widow
Thompson Bros, livery stable
Thompson, Neill livery stable
Thompson. J^enneth, hvery stable
Weddell, Edwin, of Lequime Bros &
Co
Will, James, Manager of Knox ranch
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KEREMEOS.
POHTMABTER, ThOS. DALY.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale and Provincial of Yule»
Osoyoos Division, is a post settle-
ment in the Similkameen Valley;
trail from Hope, 110 miles. Ver-
non is the nearest railway station,
express and telegraph office. Wagon
road to Penticton, 30 miles, thence
by steamer to Vernon; mails
weekly.
Armstrong, Joseph, labr
Armstrong, Robert, labr
Armstrong, Wm, labr
Barber, John, fmr
Barcelo, Manuel, stock raiser
Bothwell, Alex, clerk
Bullock-Webster, Edw
Bullock-Webster, W ^
Cawston, Richard, st
Cohen, Wm, fmr
Coulthard, John, mercht and miller
Coulthard, John Oswald, stock raiser
Daly, Thomas, postmaster, stock
raiser and merchant
Dugas, Charles, labr
Gartrell, Walter, labr
Lorenzetti, Peter, labr
Manery, William, fmr
Martin, John, labr
McCurdy, Daniel, fmr
Neil, John, fmr
Pike, George, labr
Price, Barrington, fmr
Richter, Frank, stock raiser
Richter, Charles, labr
Richter, Edward, labr
Richter, Jos labr
Richter, William, labr ,
Ryder, Roland, blacksmith
Scott, Robert, fmr
Surprise, Frank, fmr
Surprise, Francis, jr, labr
Verser, Joseph, fmr
Verser, Louis fmr
Verser, Peter, fmr
KETTLE RIVER.
(See Grand Prairie.)
Postmaster, E. Sfragobtt.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale. Nearest railway, telegraph
and express office, Duck's station
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Harm are, Faints, Oils aM AsriGQltoral Inilements.
Colombia Street, NEW WESTMINSTiCB, B. C.
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on the C.P.K. Communication by
stage with Kamloope, Duck's and
VernoB.
Almond, S R, fmr
Barnes, H D, fmr
Brown, R A, miner
Carraher, Jack, horse trader
Carr, Thomas, fmr
Clark, Robert, bricklayer
Coryell, J A, P.L.S
Cooper, Wm, fmr
Cooper, Alfred, fmr
Covert, W H, fmr
Craik, George, carpenter
Edwards, George, iinr
Ewart, Thomas, fmr
Gibbs, W W, miner
Gilpin, R R, customs collector
ffumphey, Thomas, miner
Johnson, K M. stock raiser
Jones, R D. fmr
Jones, W S. J.P
Keighley, James, miner
Manley, John, stock raiser
Manley, A L, fmr
Mathers, J N, school teacher
McCallum, Pete, fmr
McDonald, A, fmr
McDonnell, Thomas, packer
Mclnnis, D, fmr
McFarlane, Frank, labr
McLarren, John, hotelkeeper
McLarren, D D, blacksmith
McRea. Colin, hunter
Moss, J, fmr
Munroe. George, fmr
Murry, W 8, fmr
Newby, Miss L
Newby, James, fmr
Newby, Thomas, fmr
Newby, Leonard, fmr
Newton, Wm, labr
Overton, A C, statue driver
Paton, Thomas, Presby minister
Panzlaflf, Julius, fmr
Petijohn, D, fmr
Rendell, Charles, fmr
Ruckled, Ed, fmr
Ruckles, Frank, fmr
Spraggett, E, postmaster
Shaw, Benj
Sherrinstham, E G, mail contractor
Spencer, Bros, fmrs
Saulter, Jos, fmr
Saunders, C, labr
Vaughan. L, imr
Waason, Miss I M
Waeson, Robert, fmr
Wiseman, Jos, fmr
Ward, Jos, fmr
KING'S ISLAND.
{See NoHhweKt Coast.)
Communication by steamer from Vic-
toria.
Codvelle, Jas, and family
KITAMAT.
(See Northwest Coast.)
At the head of Douglas Channel;
communication by steamer from
Victoria.
Gray. Alex, fisherman
Morrison, Chas, fisherman
Robinson, Geo, missionary
Stewart, Luke, fisherman
Wright, Enoch, fisherman
KITLUPE.
(See Northwest Coast.
At the head of Gardiner's Channel ;
communication by steamer from
Victoria. Price's cannery is situ-
ated here and does an extensive
business. The scenery in the Chan-
nel is beautiful.
Barham, A F, foreman cannery
Bruich, C F, fisherman
Chipp, Geo, fisherman '
Mitchell, Geo, fisherman
Paul, Jos, fisherman
Paul, Robt, fisherman
Perry, Jos. fisherman
Price, Rev A D, clergyman. Church
of England
Price, Henry M, owner cannery
Wilson, David, fisherman
KOKSILAH.
Postmaster, J. C. Croziee.
In the Provincial Electoral District of
Cowichanand Dominion of Vancou-
ver, a station on the E. & N. R., 35
miles from Nanaimo and 38 from
Victoria, lying midway between
the Cowichan and Koksilah rivers.
Post &nd telegraph office; mails
daily; nearest backing point, Na-
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Bawden, Jas, labr
Bawden, Wm H, labr
Blair, Jos, labr
Boal, Jas, Koksilah hotel
Bo.vden, Mrs
Crozier, Chris, fmr and storekeeper
Crozier, Jonas G, postmaster
Crozier, E T J, surgeon
Doupe, Samuel, fmr
Ford, David, carpenter
Ford, Walter, fmr and carpenter
Foster, Ed, fmr
Guns, Edwin, farm labr
Keating, Alex, gentleman
JCeating Andres, gentleman
Lewis, Thos E, teamster
Love, Mrs Mary A, fmr
Mark, Geo, fmr
Mark, John T, engr
Marshall. Wm Stone
McLay, John, fmr
McLay, Robt, fmr
M-arns, Alex, fmr
Mearns, Jas, fmr
Mearns, Robt, fmr
Robinson, J J, fmr
Rowe, Jas, labr
Rowe, Samuel, fmr
Ryan, R G, quarryman and fmr
Tarlton, Jos, fmr
Vaux, Wm, fmr
Waters, Wm, fmr
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
(See Index for Various Towns.)
The Kootenay district embracos the
wuole Columbia basin of British
Columbia, and within its limits is
to be found a great variety of cli-
mate, scenery and products. It
may be said to be a geographical
puzzle. The Kootenay river rises
(lat. 51° 15 N) in the Rocky Moun-
tains, and flows south into Montana
and Idaho, passing the sources of
the Columbia, its parent stream.
The Columbia flows north (fr.'m
lat. 50° 12) forming a great bend
beyond the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, and returning southward to a
point, 16 miles north of the Inter-
national boundary, where it re-
CHives the Kootenay tributary,
upon its return from the United
States. There is thus an actual
island six hundred miles round
embraced in the great bends of the
two rivers, and comprising the
whole Selkirk and Purcell Rangus.
East Kotenay consists of the
upper Kootenay and Columbia
valleys between the Ropl:y and
Selkirk Ranges. Great Tend is the
sweep of the Columbir, north of
the Canadian Pacific Railway,
round the northern end of the
Selkirk^. It is believed to be very
rich in minerals, but as yet is
ftractically undeveloped, and but
ittle known owing to the difficulty
of access. West Kootenay is the
Columbia valley from the Can-
adian Pacific to the international
boundary, and the Kootenay val-
ley from the return of the river
from the United States to
its junction with the Columbia.
Kootenay Lake is comprised in
this western valley of the Kootenay.
The more important towns and
settlements throughout this vast
Tegion are treated of individually
in this directory, and a general
glance through the list will show
that in nearly every section mining
operations are carried on, while
very many can justly lay claim to
be excellent farming districts.
Gold, silver, copper, iron, etc., of
very high grade, are mined in
gr. at quantities, and every day
some ty%w tind is being added to the
long Hoc of recorded and working
claims. The heretofore inaccess-
ability of the country has been its
chief drawback, but the Provincial
Government of late years, realizing
the great importance of developing
Kootenay, liberally subsidize local
enterprise in the' matter of road
construction and handsomely en-
courage every desirable railway
undertaking. As a rn' ult of this
wise policy new sections of country
are being opened up, and the in-
vestment of capital encouraged. A
large number of railway charters
h'we been applied for, and of those
granted the r^elson and Fort Shep-
pard is one of the most important
lines which has been completed
within the past year. Work has
also been begun on the Nakuspand
Slocan line, and at an early date
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operations will have commenced
on the Lardeau & Kootenay Rail-
way, which will run from the north-
east arm of Upper Arrow Lake to
the head of Kootenay Lake. A
charter for this line was granted
during last session of the Provin-
cial Legislature. Ail these lines,
whether constructed, under way,
'>r contemplated, are destined t)
open up the richer sections of
Kootenay.
Access may be had by steamer from
Revelstoke on the Q. P. R. to
Sproat's Landing and thence by
rail to Nelson ; from Kootenay,
Idaho, on the Northern Pacific, is
by stage, 32 mile?, to Bonner's
Ferry, and steamboat to Nelson,
160 miles.
KUPER ISLAND.
(See Chemainus.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of islands.
Nearest postoffice, railway station,
telegraph and express office, Che-
mainus,distance,5miles. Commun-
ication by steamer from Victoria,
distant. 40 miles; also by Esqui-
mau and Nanaimo railway to Giie-
mainus, distant, 62 miles, thence
by boat, distant, 5 miles.
LAC LA HACHE.
Postmaster, Wm. Abel.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo and Provincial Electoral
District of Lillooet, on the Cariboo
road, 68 miles from Clinton. Near-
est railway station, Ashcroft,distant
100 miles ; means of communication
by stage once a week from Ashcroft
and Barkerville ;mails weekly ;near-
est telegraph and express office, 108
Mile House, banking point, Kam-
loops.
Abel, Wm, P.M. fmr and dairy
Armstrong, E, labr
Groasina, Louis, fmr
Crozier, J H, blacksmith,
Felker, Geo, fmr
Felker, Henry P, fmr
Felker, J R, fmr and dairy
Felker, Wm, fmr
Flset, Napoleon, fmr
Forbes. George, labr
Hamilton. Gavin, fmr
Hamilton, T M, fmr
Hemphill. B C, fmr and stockraiser
Hetherington, Joseph, fmr
Lawder, Nat, labr
McCarthy, M .T, dairy and stock
raiser
McDougall, Thomas, fmr
McGuire, Alex, labr
McKinlay, Arch Isaac, fmr and dairy
McKinlay, Ewen D, fmr
McKinlay, John, 100 mile post
McKinlay. Ogden, A, J. P. fmr
Morrison, Wm, fmr
Murphy, Dennis, fmr
Murphy, John, fmr
Nason, E, labr
Nason, Fred, labr
Ogden, Henry, labr
Peleteer, Joseph, labr, 100 mile post
Phillipine, tiiraon, fmr, 106 mile post
Powers, Thomas, fmr 100 mile post
Quinn, James, fmr, 100 mile post
Ross, C, labr
Tingley, Clarence H, storekeeper and
telegraph opr
Ulrick, A S, fmr, 132 mile post
Van Volkenbnrgh, A, stock raiser
Webster, William, fmr
Whaley, W, carpenter
Whittingham, A B, fmr
Williams, Charles, labr
Wright, John, fmr
Wyness, John, fmr
LADNER'S LANDING.
(For List of Resident? see Delta
Municipality.)
Postm.-ster, Thos. McNeely.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is the main outlet for the settle-
ments in the Delta Municipality.
It is situuted on the Eraser river,
12 miles from New Westminster;
has a post, money order, telegraph
and express oflBce. The regular
mail steamers from Victoria and
New Westminster call at this land-
ing three times a week each way ;
the Nanaimo and Vancouver steam-
er twice per week, and a ferry boat
makes daily trips to and from
New Westminster.
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LAKE DISTRI9T. '
(See Heal Postoffice, also South Saan-
ich, Garnham and Highland Districts.)
Id the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Victoria. Com-
munication by stage from Victoria.
The Victoria and Sydney Railway
is nearing completion and will
cover this district.
LANGFORO PLAINS.
In Esquimau District; nearest post-
office, Colwood, distant one and a
half miles; communication by rail-
way or livery from V^ictoria.
LANGLEY MUNICIPALITY.
Postmasters, Lanqley — J. M. Drum-
MOND ; Lanqley Prairie — Wm.
Murray.
Is in the Westminster Electoral Dis-
trict, sends three members to the
Local and one to the Dominion
Parliament. This municipality,
including Langley and Langley
Prai:!f, lies on the south side of
the Fraser river, and commences at
apoin; about 9^-2 miles above the
city of Westminster. There is
regular daily communication with
New Westminster and other points
by steamer. Post, money order,
telegraph and express office ; mails
daily. There are also postoffices at
Murray's Corner and at Short-
reed's Corner, Alder Grove, six
miles east, along the Yale road. The
municipality throughout is an ex-
cellent farming section of the
country.
Allan, Jas. logger
Allan, John,fmr
Allan, George, carpenter
Allard, Jason, fmr
Armstrong, Charles, fmr
Armstrong, Wm ir, fmr
Armstrong, Wm D sr. fmr
Balfour, Robt, bridge contractor
Balfour, Frank, teamster
Barber, Oliver, fmr
Belargo, Peter, fmr
Black, Thomas, fmr
Blizzard, Wm, fruit grower
Brown, Peter, prop Langley Hotel
Brousseau, Brazil, fmr
Buckingham, W, fmr
Byram, A H, fmr
Cameron, Hugh G, fmr
Cameron, Neil, fisherman
Campbell, Allan, fmr
Campbell, Archie C, fmr
Carnock, W D, fmr
Canadian Pacific Telegraph, J M
Drummond, agert
Carman, Simeon, fmr
Carr, D, labr
Carter, G C, fmr and fruit grower
Coglan, Henry, fmr
Co^lan, Nathaniel, fmr
Dair, George, drayman
Davey, W G, fmr
Davis, Henry, fmr
Dinsdale, William, fmr
Drummond, J M, justio > of peace,
notary public and postuiaster
Duffy, Andrew, fmr
Elkinij, James, labr
Elkins, James ir, labr
Emptage, Edwin, fmr
Emptage, Wm jr, fmr
Emptuge, Stephen, fmr
Emptage, Wni, fmr
Flower, John, labr
Foreman, Wm, fmr
Fraser, Andrew, fmr
Goddard, George, fmr
Goddard, Richard, fmr
Graham, T VV.fmr
Gray, James, fmr
Green, Wm, fmr
Haldi, .Jacob, fmr
Harding, Wm, fmr
Harrington, Ed line repairer
Harris, Da«'id, mill hand
Harris, Henry, fmr
Harris, James, fmr
Harris, Thomas, fmr
Herald, Dundas, M.D
Hine, W F, fmr
Holding, Alexander, fmr
Holding, Henry, fmr
Holding, Isabella, widow
Hossack, Jas, feed and grist mill
Houston, Jas, retired
Hudson's Bay Co, Frank Powell, mgr
Hyde, Henry, fmr
Ibbotson, Jas, fmr
James, Jas, retired
Jardine, W D. elk H. B. Co
Johnson, Jas M, fmr
Jones, Gecrge B, fruit and poultry
raiser
Kic'.d, George, farm hand
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and AfixicQltnral Iiplements.
Colombia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Kidd, Joseph, teamster
Knox, Joseph, retired
Knox, John, plasterer
Langley Blacksmith Shop, W J Mc-
intosh, prop
Langley Meat Market, W C Graham,
prop
Langley Grist Mill, James Hossack,
prop
Langley, Lumber Yard, J A Shearer,
prop
Langley Saw Mill, H West, prop
Latimer, John, fmr
Knight? of Pythias, Langley lodge
No 13, meeting nights, Friday
Larmon, Nathaniel, fmr
Mackay, Daniel G, fmr
Mackay, Gilbert, fmr
Mackie, Jaii, J. P., retired
McLeau, ^os, carpt and contractor
Martin, Edwin, fmr
Martin, Acie, fmr
Matheson, Frank, fmr
Mavis, Alexander, fmr
Mavis, Jas, fmr
Maxwell, John, J.P., fmr
Maxwell, Thomas, f : r
Maxwell, V'm, fmr
Maxwell, Arthur, fmr
McDearmid, — , fmr
McDonald, John, fmr
McDonald, Malcolm, fmr
McEwan, Walter, fmr
McEwan, Wm D, fmr
Mcintosh, Wm D, blacksmith
Mclntyre, Malcolm, fmr
Mclsaac, Roderick, fmr
Mclver, Murdoch, fmr
McLarty, Peter, fmr
McLellan, Alex, cook.
MoLellan, John, fmr
McLellan, John F, fmr
McLennan, Murdoch, genl store
McLennan, John, fmr
McLennan, James, clerk
McLughun, Samuel, fmr
McNivan, John, fmr
Medd, William, fmr
Miller, A N, Methodist minister
Mordeau, Robert, labr
Morrison, Kenneth, fmr
Morrison, Joseph, logger
Morrison, Alex, farm* hand
Morrison, Hector, fmr
Morrison, William sr, fmr
Morrison, William jr, fmr
McKee, James, fmr
Mogee, William, Presbyterian min
Mufford, Thomas, fmr
Mufford, John, farm hand
Mufford, Charles, farm hand
Mufford, Joseph, fmr
Mufford, Abraham, fmr
McMillan, E H, fmr
Oakes, Robert, fmr
Powell, Frank, agt H. B. Co
Rawlinson, George, clerk, collector
and treas Langley mun council
Rawlinson, Wm H, fmr
Rehberger, David, sawyer
Roberstson, J Perrie, farm labr
Riwan, Robt, fmr
Sincock, Thomas, fmr
Sincock, Jas, farm hand
Skea, James, carpt and rancher
Skea, John, fmr and baker
Smith, John, fmr
Spence, Peter, fmr
Steamer Bon Accord, Young, capt
and owner
Steamer Fairy Queen, H West, capt
and owner
Symington, Douglas, bailiff
Sutherland, Kenneth, labr
Taylor, James, fmr
Tavlor, John, mail contractor Langley
A Tliiiiey
Tr , Peter, farm hand
Ti Samuel, fmr
Titan IfiM hert, fmr
Prest & ( '), real > state brokers
Prest, ThoiuiiH Prest & Co
Towle, Mrs Elua, prop Commer ial
hotel
Towle, George, A, prop saloon Com-
mercial hotel
Towle, Stanley C, fmr
Towle, Reed Moses, fmr an<1 sheep-
raiser
Underwood, Geo, fmr and sheepraiser
Vivian, Henry, carpenter
Waterhouse, 'Thomas, watchmaker
and jeweler
West, Henry, sawmill owner
West, Geo, mill hand
West, Henrv jr, mill hand
West, Willie, mill hand
Wilkie, Henry, retired
Wilkie, OctaviuB, civil engr apprntce
Wilkie, Walter, clerk
Wilkie, Otway, J J, fmr
Williams, Alex, fmr
Wilson, Charles, fmr
Wilson, Mrs T A, fmr
White, Fred, labr
Wright, John, school teacher
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Worley, Wm, fmr
Worrell, Frank, fmr
Worrell, Thomas, fmr
Yorkson, E, fmr
Shearer, J A, contractor
Simpson, Geo, shoemaker
LANGLEY PRAIRIE.
Abra, 8 B. fmr
Axford, A C, fmr
Bagely, T G, fmr
Barnes, T J, fmr
Beaton, Alex, fmr
Beaton, A W, fmr
Beaton, Kenneth, fmr
Bexton, Roderick, fmr
Best, Wm, sr, fmr
Best, Wm, jr, fmr
Biggar, David, fmr
Biggar, Jas, fmr
Braden, R A, fmr
Brockie, A, fmr
Brown, Robt, fmr
Brown, Wm, fmr
Boake, Benj, fmr
Bovil, Arthur John, fmr and lumberer
Bowes, John, fmr
Bowes, Wm, fmr
Boyes, John, fmr
Burgess, Enoch, fmr
Cameron, Alex, fmr
Cameron, Donald, fmr
Campbell, Chas, fmr
Campbell, Katherine, fmr
Campbell, W G, fmr
Campbell, W T, fmr
Carter, Jas, fmr
Cawker, Sam, nr, fmr
Culbert, Jas, fmr
Culbert, Jonathan, fmr
Culbert, Thos, fmr
Cummings, R, fmr
Davidson, H, fmr
Deans, Albert, fmr
Drinkwater, J, fmr
Finlayson, D, fmr
Fosslund, G A, fmr
Graham, Wm, fmr
Griffiths. R, fmr
Henderson, W J, fmr
Henry, Levi, fmr
Hickey, Patrick, fmr
Hopkins, Levi, fmr
Innes, Jas, fmr
Innes, Wm, fmr
Isaacson, Christian, fmr
Jackson, John, fmr
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Johnstone, Henry, fmr
Lamb, D, fmr
Larman, (^eo, fmr
Larman, John, fmr
Larman, Nathaniel, fmr
Larman, Sum, fmr
Lawrence, Geo, fmr
Lawrence, Wm, labr
Livingstone, Edwd, fmr
Livingstone, Frank, fmr
Livingstone, Jas, sr, fmr
Livingstone, Jas, jr, fmr
Livingstone, John, fmr
Livingstone, Robt, fmr
Livinsistone, Wm, fmr
Lynch, Annie, fmr
Matheson, Alex, fmr
Matheson, D, fmr
Matheson, John, fmr
Matheson, Murdock, fmr
McDonald, John, fmr
Mclnnes, Chas, fmr
Mclnnes, John, fmr
Mclnnes, Rod, sr, fmr
Mclnnes, Rod, jr, fmr
Mclnnes, Wm, fmr
Mcintosh, John, fmr
McKaskell. John, fmr
McKaskeli, Rod, fmr
McKay, Angus, fmr
McKee, Jas, fmr
McKee, Jas, jr, fmr
McKee, Robt, fmr
McKee, Robt. jr, fmr
McKee. Sam, fmr
McLeod, Aiex, fmr
McLeod, Jas, fmr
McLeod, John, fmr
McLeod, Neil, fmr
McMillan, Douglas, fmr
McNeil, Angus, fmr
McNeil, Neil, fmr
McRae, John, fmr
McRae, Alex, fmr
McRae, John Alex, fmr
Mlchaud, Jos, fmr
Michaud, Maximilian, fmr
Michaud, Zatiqne, fmr
Milburne, A, fmr
Monaglian, Robert, fmr
Monaghan, Simon, fmr
Montgomery, John, fmr
Montgomery, N, fmr
Morrison, Adam, fmr
Morrison, Wm, fmr
Munn, AneuB, fmr
Munn, Malcolm, fmr
Murchison, Alex, sr, fmr
Vfcrog
Munchii
Murray,
Murray,
Murray,
!> elson, J
•feJson, J
Nolson, V
Node, Bu,
Normau, :
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^'axton, B
RiddelJ, B
^.'nn, John
^.'nn, Joser
J'nn, Mrs 5
ff ey, Geo,
|f«'ey, Tho^
"'toon . X H
Smith, Jas, fj
^.^"h.John
Stone, D l, f\
Taylor, Geo, '
ihomas, W J
^W' e, David
2^«rk, AJex, ■
Wark.Robt
Waterhouse,
^ i^ois. Ge.
3 /ams, Geo
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NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brnm Eoundev, Oenertfl Maekinitt^
All Kind* of Repatrt, Land and Marine.
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Murphison, John, fmr
VIurri»y, Dan, fmr
Murray, John, fmr
Murray, Paul, fmr
Murray, Wm, fmr and postmaster
Nelson, Duvid H, fmr
Nelson, Jas H,fmr
■iTelson, J J, fmr
Xelson, Nels, fmr
Nolson, Wm, fmr
Node, Burt, fmr
Normau, Benj, fmr
Norris, John, fmr
Norris, Mary, widow
Plaxton, Robt Jas, school teacher
Poppy» D W, fmr
Powell, Geo, fmr
Riddell, R W, merchant
Rinn, Johnstone, fmr
Rinn, Joseph, fmr
Rinn, Mrs £, widow
Rollings, Wm C, fmr
Routley, J, fmr
Seeley, Geo, fmr
Seeley, Thos, fmr
Simon r, T H, fmr
Smith, Jap, fmr
Smith, John, fmr
Stone, D L, fmr
Taylor, Geo, labr
Thomas, W M, fmr
Towle, David, fmr
Wark, Alex, fmr
Wark, John, fmr
Wark, Robt, fmr
Waterhouse, Thos, fmr
Williams, C, fmr
Williams, Geo, sr, fmr
Williams, Geo, jr. fmr
Williams, John, fmr
Wilson, J, fmr
Wilson, J W, fmr
LANSDOWNE.
(See also Spallumcheen.)
POSTMASTBB, G. J. WALLACE.
In th<4 Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, atout 12 miles from the
northern end o' Okanagan Lake, 6
miles to Enderby and 23 miles to
Vernon. Nearest railroad, tele-
graph and express station, Arm-
strong, on the Shuswap and
Okanagan Railway ; banking point,
Vernon.
Addison, Chas, shoemaker
Barrett, Henry, fmr
Bowell, Robt, fmr
Cargill, E C & Co, fmrs
Cartwright, hotel and fmr
Christian, J W, fmr
Christian, John, fmr
Clinton, Thos, fmr
Crawford, Alex, fmr
Crozier, C F, fmr
Crozier, Jas, fmr
Cumining, L J, fmr
Davies, John F, fm.'
Ehmke, Henry, fmi
Evans, Albert, fmr
Frayne, R, saddler
Girod edtate, T Clinton, lessee
Glancer, John, fmr
Graham, Donald, J.P., fmr
Grant, Arthur, fmr
Gray, Sam, fmr
Hamill, John, fmr
Harding, Henry, fmr
Hatley, Ben, fmr
Heathcote, Fred, fmr
Jackson, James, fmr
Johns, Jos, fmr
Leduc, Thos, fmr
Lenz & Leiser, fmrs
McCallum, John, fmr
McDonald, Myles, fmr
McKenry, W C, fmr
McLennan, Jas, fmr
McLennan, John, fmr
Meighan, W J, fmr
Mulraney, J. P., fmr
Murray, Wm, engr
Norris, L, fmr
Norris, Silas, fmr
Offerhaus, E J, Dr, drugstore, Lans-
downe
Paten, Geo, fmr
Paten, G C, fmr
Paten, John, fmr
Patten, Chas, clerk
Patten, Edward, clerk
Patten, Levi, lumber mcht
Pplly, R 8, C.E., surveyor and fmr
Pringle, John, carpenter
Reid, William, fmr
Ruckle, Edward, fmr
Rush, G W, fmr
Schneider, H, blacksmith
Scales, Wm, fmr
Thompson, C, fmr
Tilton, C C, fmr
Thompson, John, fmr
Thorn, Edward, fmr
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Wallace, G J, fmr
Wright, H W, fmr
Wright, Robert, fmr
Wright, Rev John, minister
Williamson, Thomas, butcher
Wright, Mary W, fmr
Young, Frank, fmr
LARDEAU CITY.
Situated on the north-east arm of the
Upper Arrow Lake. The Lardeau
mining camps are all tributary to
this point with rich ledges of argen-
tiferous and auriferous metals.
Communication by steamer from
Revelstoke distance 40 miles. A
branch railroad is to be built from
Revelstoke to Arrow Lake v/hich
will give communication at all sea-
sons of the year
Armstrong, Wm, miner
Beaton, Malcolm, fmr
Blackburn, Chas F, geologist
Cleaveland, Wm, packer
Oonnell, R, fmr
Crochett. Edw, miner
Gainor, A, miner
Johnston, Evan, rancher and packer
Kellie. J M, xM.P.P
Lamey, D A, merchant
McKay, Angus, rancher
McLeod, Robt, hotelkeeper
McRae, Alexander, miner
Mitchel, Frank, rancher and miner
Pool, W P, miner
Ritchie, Geo, miner
Robertpon, H, miner
Saunderson, Gus, miner
Seroy S H, miner
Slanbu, Jno, fmr
Stranburg, Ole, miner
Taylor, Ohas, miner
Thompson, J W, fmr
Underbill, S, miner
Webster, Wm, miner
LEANCHOIL.
In the East Kootenay District. A
flag station on the C. P. R., 496
miles from Vancouver. Nearest
postoffice, telegraph and express
office, Golden.
LILLOOET.
Postmaster, C. A. Phaib.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo and Provincial of Lillooet,
is situated on the right bank of the
Fraser River. It is connected with
Clinton and Ashcroft by a good
wa^on road, over which communi-
cation is made once a week by stage
from Clinton, connecting with the
Cariboo stage. There is also com-
munication by trail from Lytoon,
distant, 40 miles. Nearest tele-
graph office, Clinton, 47 miles, rail-
way station, Ashcroft, 60 miles;
banking point, Kamloops. Pem-
berton Meadows is the otily part of
the district which needs irrigation.
Ah Foo, trader
Allan, Nicol, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
ows
Allan, Thomas, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Allen, Mrs Jane, hotelkeeper
Anthony, J H, mine owne.
Beeton, Angus, mgr, Lillooet Hy-
draulic Mining Co
Belie, Antonio, miner
Bell, J 8, clerk with C A Phair
Bonini, Nicola, fmr
Bridge, William, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Browne, C E, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
ows
Buckle, H 0, mine owner
Butler, George, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Carey, Daniel, fmr
Chisholm, Roderick, miner
Colbeck, Mrs A J, school teacher
Coombes, J R, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
ows
Copeland, Joseph, labr
Coughlan, David, fmr, Pemberton
Meadow
Cullen, Philip, miner
Gumming, Robt, photographer
Cumming, Wm, jr, teamster
Cumming, Wm, trader
Currie, John, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
ows
Curtis, Alfred, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
ows
Davis, Francis P, miner
Dickey, James, fmr
Dickey, James, jr, fmr
Dickey, William L, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HaMware, Paints, Oils aM Aisricnltiiral Mplemeiits.
Columbia Street, NEW WBSTMINSTfiB, B. G.
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DeSbields, Joseph, labr
Mcintosh, William, fmr, Pemberton
Diggens, James, labr
Meadows
Don, David, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
McKee, HuKh,fmr,Pemberton Mead-
ows
ows
Donforio, Frank, fmr, Pemberton
McLean, Alex, labr
Meadows
McMullen, Isaac, fmr, Pemberton
Duguid, William, carpenter
Meadows
Dunlop, John, trader
Means, Richard, labr
Edwards, George, fmr, Pemberton
Mowialot, Louis, labr
Meadows
Nelson, Harvey, fmr, Pemberton
Edwards, John, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Meadows
Nelson, James T, fmr, Pomberton
Elliott, Charles, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Meadows
Nelson, Robert, fmr, Pemberton
Elliott, Kobert, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Meadows
Nelson, Thomas, fmr, Pemberton
Fong Tai, trader
Meadows
Eraser, Duncan, bartender
Nelson, William, fmr, Pemberton
Gott, Eugene, labr
Meadows
Gott, Francis, fmr
Ordine & Sant'ui, traders
Gott, Joseph, labr
Perry, H P, fmr, Pemberton Mead-
Green, Thomas H, labr
ows
Harris, Thomas, fmr
Peters, Eusebius 8, miner
Hoey, Bicbard, fmr
Pettel, S M, fmr, Pemberton Meadows '
Hogg, William, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Pettibone. W R, miner
fhair, C A, trader and postmistress
Ho Sang, trader
Phair, C, stipendiary magistrate
Huffman, Manx, labr
Porter, James, labr
Hunter, George, fmr, Pemberton
Presley, Frank, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Meadows
Hurley, Daniel, miner
Real, Alfred A, Pemberton Meadows
Jensen, J N, miner
Reece, Ernest E, fmr, Pemberton
Keary, Harry J, labr
Lambert, J R, miner
Meadows
Rehder, George, fmr, Pemberton
La Eochelle, Baptiste, fmr
La Eochelle, Fabian, fmr
Meadows
Riley, William C, fmr
La Kochelle, Francis, labr
Roberts, John H, fmr, Pemberton
Lasr.er, George, miner
Meadows
Long, John, trader, Pemberton Mead-
Roberts, Julian H, fmr, Pemberton
ows
Meadows
Macpherson, D H, mine owner
Rougier, James J, fmr, Pemberton
Mann, Alex, frm, Pemberton Mead-
Meadows
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Santini, Paul, miner'
Marshall, Felix, labr
Scott, George D, fmr, Pemberton
Marshall, John, miller
Meadows
McCartney, Marcus, miner
Scott, Leonard,fmr,Pemberton Mead-
McA)onald, Archibald, miner
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McDonald, Dougal, fmr
See Hing Lung, trader
McEwan, John, fmr, Pemberton
Smith, A W, M.P.P
Meadows
Smith, John P,fmr, Pemberton Mead-
McEwan, Thomas, fmr, Pemberton
ows
Meadows
Stevenson, David, fmr, Pemberton
McGill, George H, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Meadows
Stockham, Frederick, fmr, Pember-
McGregor, John, fmr, Pemberton
ton Meadows .
Meadows
Swart, J A, fmr
McHardy, James, fmr, Pemberton
Tavlor, John H, fmr, Pemberton
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Terry, Bichard, labr
Thomas, Thomas, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Tinker, George R, fmr
Vincent, W H, Pemberton Meadows
Watt, Frederick
Webster, Frederick, fmr
West,' William P, fmr, Pemberton
Meadows
Williams, Owen, miner
Withey, P, fmr, Pemberton Meadows
Ye Sing Co, traders
LITTLE QUALICUM.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Nana-
imo. Mail is taken per steamer
from Nanaimo, which is the near-
est telegraph, express and banking
point. Principal industries, fish-
ing and farming. Communication
bv steamer from Nanaimo and
(?omox twice per week.
Fitzgerald, Michael, fmr
Fitzgerald, Mrs Michael
Joy, Charles, fisherman
Kincade, Thomas, fmr and fisherman
Grandon, Geo, fmr and fisherman
Grandon, Robert, fisherman
LOCH ERROCH.
Postmaster. Thomas Wilson.
A fiag station under the name of Ross
Ranch and post settlement in the
Dominion and Provincial Electoral
District of New Westminster, 8
miles from Chilliwack; nearest
railway station, telegranh and ex-
Sress offices, Agassiz ; banking point,
ew Westminster. Communica-
tion by railway to Vancouver, or
boat to New Westminster
Bush, Arthur H, assistan*^^ mgr
Hunt, John, fmr
Inch, John, fmr
Kelly, Joseph, fmr
MacLennan, John, fmr
Malcolm, Alex, fmr
Parent, Felix, fmr
Roberts, Richard, fmr
Rooks, Robert, fmr
Ross, A W, M.P
Shea, William, fmr
Smith, George L, fmr
Wilson, Tom, mgr for A W Robs,M.P
LOWE INLET.
This is an important fishing and
. packing station, the local packing
company putting up on an average
15,000 cases every year. Com-
munication by steamer from Vic-
toria and Nanaimo.
Bowyer, Job, sr, watchman
Bowyer, Job, cannery engr
Hom'ans, James, Capt, str Muriel
Leigh, W L, bookkeeper
Lowe Inlet Packing Co, R Cunning-
ham & John Rood, props, salmon
canners, gen mchts and lur dealers
Rood, Jno, mgr cannery and part prop
Shultz, Max, engr, str Muriel
Warberton, Harry, cannery foreman
LOWER NICOLA.
Postmaster, R. W. Woodward.
In the Dominion Electoral District o
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, on the Nicola and Kamloops
road. Nicola Valley, is 72 miles
from Kamloops, which is the
nearest banking point; mails,
bi-weekly; nearest railway sta-
tion, telegraph, and express
o«ices, Spence's Bridge; dis-
. .ce, 36 miles; communication by
stage onc6 a week from Kamloops,
also from Spence's Bridge. Lower
Nicola postoffice is the forwarding
oflSce for the Granite Creek and
Princeton ; mails once per month.
Aihart, D, trapper and miner
Armstrong, G B, gen mcht
Barwick, Nat, carpenter
Duncan. Harry, clerk
Irwin, A, carpenter
Irwin, Bert, gardener
Irwin, Joseph, school teacher
Lindley, George, fmr
Lindley, H, fmr
Lindley, Ix>uis, fmr
McKitrick, P, fmr
Parsons, H S, fmr
Richardson, Edward, fmr
Richardson, Harry, fmr and sawyer
Roberts, L M, gentleman fmr
Ryan, P, fmr
Schwartz, Thos, sock raiser and fmr
Smith, James, blacksmith
Tisdale, H, gentleman
Webb, H, painter
Woodward, Ernest, teamster
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Itra»» Voundera, General MaehiniaUt
All Kindt of Jlepairt, Zand and Marine.
NANAIMO, . . BRITISH COLUMBIA.
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Woodward, Clarence, herder and cow
boy
Woodward, F D, labr
Woodward, H H, fmr
Woodward. Thomas, J.P., fmr
Woodward, Norman, gentleman
Woodward, W E, fmr
Woodward, B. Ai., postmaster and
gen mcht
LULU ISLAND.
Postmaster, W. H. LorDON.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is 2 miles from Steveston.
Communication with Victoria, New
Westminbier and Vancouver, the
latter being the nearest telegraph,
express and railway station, and
also the banking point.
Adsett, Thomas, farm hand
Alexander, George, mer Canadian
Paciiic Packing Co, ltd
Bailey, Wm, watchman Beaver Can-
ning Co
Baines, J H, foreman Pacific Coast
Packing Co, ltd
Bain, H H, mgr Pacific Coast Pack-
ing Co, ltd
Bartlett, Ed, carpenter A.B.O. Pkg
Co, ltd
Babcock, Wm,carpenter C.P. Packing
Co, ltd
Beanscombe, Sol, fmr
Beckman, John, fmr
Blackburn, J, farm hand
Blair, James, fmr
Blair, James, jr, fmr
Blair, John, fmr
Blue, J, fmr
Bowditch, J P
Bylander, O P, fmr
Canadian Pacific Packing Co, ltd
Clemes, A, fmr
Cope, William, farm hand
Dalil, Herman, fmr
Dahl, John, fmr
Dalzel, Andrew, fmr
Dickenson, W W, A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Die, W J, mchnst A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Donley, W, netman Beaver Can'g Co
Dowe, A, carpt A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Dowe, S, carpt A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Doyle, E J, storekpr A.B.O. PkgCo,ltd
Draney, George, blacksmith
Draney, John, fmr
English, M M, mgr A B.C. PkgCo,ltd
English, W D, secy
Fiirman, John, fmr
Featherstone, John, fmr
Fortune, James, engr C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Gair, Jno, watchman,P.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Gay, Wm, fmr
Genard, F, fmr
Genurd, E, fmr
Green, F, fmr
Green, John, fmr
Hagman, Wm, farm hand
Hall, Geo, solderman,C.P. Pkg Co,ltd
Hall, Jas, watchman,C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Harding, Wm, fmr
Havman, Wm, farm hand
Hennesy, Alex, asst engr, C.P. Pkg
Co, ltd
Hennesy, Danl, mgr C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Herbert, H, fmr
Hood, Robt, carpt A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Hood, Thos, carpt,A.B.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Hunter, John, farm hand
Kidd, Thos, fmr
Konaski, F, netm'n, A.B.C. PkgCo,ltd
Johnson, Edward, fisherman
Johnson, Gus, capt str Winnifred
Lasier, A, foreman C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Leamy, C, clerk P.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Lee, Walter, fmr
Lindsay, T, fmr
Loudon Bros, store and bdg house^
post office, etc
Loudon, W H, postmstr
Lord, W R, forem'n A.B.C. PkgCo,ltd
Martin, Norman, netman P.O. Pkg
Co, ltd
Martin, Ross, watchm'n, Beaver Can-
ning Co
Main, Alex, retman, P.C. Pkg Co, ltd
Mathers, J N, school teacher
Matheson, C E, netman, A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
MacBain, J L, ^s%i foreman A.B.C.
Pkg Co
McDonald, Geo, bookkpr, C.P. Pkg
Co. ltd
McDonald, H C, engr Beaver Can-
ning Co
McElhinney, — , asst forem'n, A.B.C.
Pkg Co, ltd
McGuigan, — , policeman A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
McKim, Thos, blacksmith, C.P. Pkg
Co, ltd
McKinley, W, engr A.B.C. PkgCo,ltd
McLeod, EE, storekeeper A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
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McMvn, James, fmr
McMvn, W R, fmr
Mitten, H E, watchman A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
Morris, Oscar, farm hand
Murgatroyd, Walter, (gentleman
Mutch, Jno,fi8herman,C.PPkg Co, ltd
Sailes, Joseph, fmr
Sexemich, Charles, gentleman
Smith, George, fmr
Smith, Jas,fisherman,C.P. PkgCo,ltd
Smith, Thos, fmr
Spitall, John, foreman, P.C. Co, ltd
Owen, J J, fmr
Pacific Coast Packing Co ltd, mgr H
H Bain
Pearson, S M, fmr
Pearson, Thos, fmr
Rees, Rice, fmr
Reid, D, fmr
Ross, Jno, netman, C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Rowan, Jno, foreman Beaver Cann'g
Co
Rowan, Jas, Beaver Canning Co
Thomas, John, farm hand
Tiffin, H M, fmr
Todd, J H&Sons, props Beaver Can-
nery
Wadhams, W A, foreman, A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
Walker, Wm, fmr
Ward, Arthur, bookkpr, Beaver Can-
ning Co
Whiteside, Jas, fmr
Whiteside, Jno, fmr
Whiteside, Robt, fmr
Winch, R V, mgr C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
Woodward, Dan, fmr
Woodward, Nathan, fmr
Yainajocki, F, netman, A.B.C. Pkg
Co, ltd
Young, Corey, fmr
Yuil, Robt, carpt C.P. Pkg Co, ltd
LUND.
POBTUASTEB, ChAS. A. ThULIN.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
on the West Coast, 85 miles from
Vancouver, which is the nearest
banking point, telegraph and ex-
press office; mails weekly; com-
munication by boat once a' week.
Anderson, Jack, fmr
Anderson, Lewis, fmr
Baker, Charles, Hernando Island
Bell, William, logger
Bithers, Al, logger
Blaney, William, logger
Carlson, Edwin, fmr
Chissam, Archie, fmr
Coulter, Sam, logger
Evans, Richard, logger
Farry, T B, logger
Goranson, Svan, fmr
Goranson, Hans, fmr
Green, John, general merchant
Gustafson, Alex, fmr
Hallcrow, Andrew, fmr, Cortez Islnd
Hanson, Peter E, fmr, Cortez Island
Hanson, H, fmr
Harding, Andrew, logger
Harding, Charles, logger
Heggarty, James, logger
Johnson, E, fmr
Johnson, Frank, logger
Jonson, William, logger
King, A C, logger
Savoir, Frederick, logger
Lewis, Richard, fmr
Maloy, George, logger
Mars, Thomas, logger
McCallum, Frank, carpenter
McNeil, Andrew, logger
McPherson, John, logger
Meyers, John, teamster
Morris, James, logger
Neilson, Alexander, logger
Neilson, Louis, logger
Nelson, Charles M, fmr
Norman, M, fmr
Thuiiu, Chas A, postmaster
Thulin, F G, bartender
Tomas, William, fmr
Vane, Richard A, logger
Vaughan, Ernest A, Imr, Cortez Islnd
Vroom, J P, fmr
Waminsley, William, logger
Wildgrube, William, logger
LYTTON.
Postmaster, A. Stevenson.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial
of Yale, is 156 miles from Van-
couver. Post, money order, tele-
graph and express ofSce. Nearest
banking point, Kamloops, mails
daily. It is a thriving and busy
town, on the main line of the
C.P.R.
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarHf are, Faints, Oils anil Ajolcnltiiial Iipleients.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. G.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
f bolesale Grocers & fine lercbants
VICTORIA, B. C.
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Adams, H, labr
Barricks, J B, fmr
Blackford, Henry, blacLamith
Brown, John J, quarrvman
Bnie, Arthur B, m^r for A Stevenson
Collins, Jerry, section foreman
Donnelly, Chas 6, agent C.P.R
Dwyer, James, section foreman
Earle, Thos G, fmr
Enrico, Ender, foreman C.P.R
Felt, Joei quarryman
Foo Sang, merchant
Harkins, H, section foreman
Hart, James A, carpenter
Hatton, John, watchman
Hautier, A F, gentleman
Haulier, Albert J, hotel prop ,
Hong Wo, merchant
Kane, William, fmr
Kennedy, Wm, watchman
Killroy, Patrick, butcher
LeFevre, Felix, quarryman
Lock, Thos, labr
Loring, Deles, fmr
Loring, James, fmr
Loring, L D, fmr
Lovett, Robt, fmr
Manning, Robt F, quarryman
McGillivrey, Chas, sec foreman
McKay, John, fmr
McKnight, James, hotel prop
Neale, Robert, quarryman
Noel, Geo, fmr
O'Dwyer, Thos, gentleman
Pearson, James, merchant
Pickard, Miss Milly, teacher public
school
Rafter, Martin, labr
Raspberry, Archibald, mgr for P
Rebagliati, B, merchant
Rebajgliati, H, fmr
Rud(K>ck, Robt, fmr
Seward, Fred, fmr i
Seward, Thos, fmr
Shannon, Sam, quarryman
Steffins, Henry, section foreman
Stevenson. Arthnr, merchant and
postmaster
Taylor, John, fmr
Wallace, James, blacksmith
Walsh, William, merchant
Watkinson, Fred, fmr
Watkinson, Joseph, fmr
Windsor, Wm, gentleman
MAPLE BAY.
POSTMABTBR, WALTER MoRLEY.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and the Provincial
of Cowichan. Nearest express and
telegraph ofSce £ & N Ry , distance
six miles ;steamer from Victoria 40
miles.
Alard, M, labr
Beaumont, C, fmr
Beaumont, Fred, fmr
Berdot, Peter, labr
Bottril, Matthew, fmr
Chisholm, Andrew, fmr
Chisholm, Joseph, fmr
Chisholm, William, sr, fmr
Chisholm, William, jr, fmr
Drummond, Alex, fmr
Edson, J, fmr
Edson, M, fmr
Fleet, John, fmr
Fleet, Peter, fmr
French, William J, fmr
Hadwin, — , fmr
Hales, Mrs
Humphrey, John, cptr and builder
Jones, George, foreman quarry man
Jones, Richard, quarry man
Jones, William, quarry man
Jones, William, labr
King, Charles, labr
Ijilley, George, sr, fmr
Lilley, George, jr, fmr
Morrison, Miller, fmr
Morley, Walter, postmaster
Richards, J, farmer
Richards, Joseph, jr, fmr
Shopland, John, fmr
Symens, Richard, fmr
MAPLE RIDGE MUNICIPALITY.
{See Port Hammond and Pitt River.)
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral Districtof New Westmin-
ster is situated on the right bank
of the Eraser River, on which it
has a frontage of 16 miles. It ex-
tends from Stave River on the east
to Pitt River on the west. Post-
office, telegraph and express offi-
ces, Port Hammond ; nearest bank-
ing point, New Westminster ; daily
mails east and west. The steam-
ers plying up and down the Fraser
River all call. There are three
postoffices in the Municipality, viz.:
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MALCOLM ISLAND.
f See Alert Bay.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
New Westminster and Provincial
of the Coast, is a little north of
Cormorant Island. Nearest post-
office, Alert Bay. A colony of the
Christian Temperance Common-
wealth Society is established on
the island. Mr. Joseph Spencer
is at the head of the colony. ~
MARA.
POSTMASTEB, S. ApPLEBY.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, is a flag; station on the Shus-
wap and Okanagan Railway ; near-
est telegraph and express office,
Enderby, distant ten miles ; bank-
ing point, Vernon. Mails twice a
week.
Appleby, 8, fmr and postmaster
Burton, H, fmr
Chappelie, Edward, fmr
Dean, F, labr
Elson, W, labr
Eves, James, fmr
Gray, Thomas fmr
Guilletto, James, fmr
James, H B, fmr
Johnson, F. fmr
Johnson, Henry, labr
Jones, D F, labr
Lambert, John, fmr
Lee, Wm, fmr
Little, Charles, fmr •
Little, Geo, fmr
Moser, J, fmr
Owen, Walter, fmr
Owen, Wm, fmr
Riches, Frank, fmr
Roitner, John, fmr
Rosoman, G, fmr
Rosoman, H, fmr
Roeoman, J E, fmr
Rosoman, C, labr
Rosoman, P, fmr
Shannon, D, fmr
Stroulger, A D, fmr
Sulsifer, Wm, section foreman
Weir, Geo, fmr
MASSETT.
(8tf, also North West Coait.)
In the Cassiar District, Queen Char-
lotte Island Division, is 100 miles
north of Skidegate. Steamers from
Victoria monthly.
Alexander, J M L, trader, H.B. Go
Edenshaw, H, clerk H.B. Co
Keen, Rev J W, Church of England
minister
McKenzie, A, rancher and prospector
MATSQUI,
Or St. Mary's Mission.
^»S'ee Mission City.)
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, forms part of the Munici-
pal of Chilliw.ack. It is distant 44
miles from Vancouver and about
36 miles from New Westminster.
Postofflce, railway station, tele-
graph and express office, Missio''
MAYNE ISLAND.
(See Plumper's Pass.)
Is centrally situated between Vic-
toria, Nanaimo and New Westmin-
ster ; has a promising outlook for
coal and has fine harbors and
bays.
McPHERSON'S STATION.
Postmistress, Miss A.Niohtinoalb.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and Provincial of
Cow'chan. A station on the Esc^ui-
malt '% Nanaimo railway, 35 miles
from \Mctoria,'and 38 from Nanai-
mo ; nearest telegraph office, Kok-
silah ; distance, three miles ; ex-
press, Duncan's station ; banking
point, Victoria.
Anderson, Louie N, quarry foreman
Armfelt, P A C, fmr
Aspland, Sydney, fmr
Bartlett, George, fmr
Boal, James, fmr
Carvell, Philip, fmr
Colvin, Robert, fmr
Colvin, Thomas, fmr
T. DOBESON, N. W. DOBBBON.
NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brata Founders, Oenerat MaehintatSt
^11 Kind* of Bepairt, Zand and Marine.
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Dobs m, Ben,
Forrest, Edwa
Forrest, Willia
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Hennessy, Pet(
Lewis, George,
May, Arthur, c
McCallum, Cat
Millett, Willia:
Nicholson, Edw
Nightingale, Ja
Nigrhtiugrale, ;
Panneli, Charh
Porter, George
Porter, Walter,
Reid, Alexande
Robertson, Wil
Schmidt, Frank
Smith, William
Stewart, Donak
Stubbs, Willian
Taylor, George,
Todd, Arthur, f
Wilmot, E M, f
Young, D, fmr
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couver Islanc
about 24 squa
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roundings art
Ash's Vines ; ;
Valley, Peddei
and William'f
ster's Plains,
which stands
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twenty miles,
cinity.
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Ball, Cbas, fmr,
Bennet, Edward,
Bennett, John sr,
Bennett, John jr.
Bexanton, Geo, fi
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Cook, George S, fmr
De Ridden, Peter, carpenter
Dobs >n, Ben, (tur
Forrest, Edward H, fmr
Forrest, William, fmr
Frumento, Pasquole, hotel and store-
keeper
Hawthornthwaite, J H, fmr
Hawthornthwaite, Wm, gentleman
Henneesy, Peter, fmr
Lewis, George, fmr
May, Arthur, uook
McCallum, Campbell, fmr
Millett, William, fmr
Nicholson, Edwin, blacksmith
Nightingale, James, fmr
Ni^htiugale, Miss A, postmistress
Pannell, Charles, carpenter
Porter, George R, fmr
Porter, Walter, fmr
Reid, Alexander, fmr
Robertson, William R, fmr
Schmidt, Frank, fmr
Smith, William, fmr
Stewart, Donald, fmr
Stubbs, William, fmr
Taylor, George, fmr
Todd, Arthur, fmr
Wilmot, E M, fmr
Young, D, fmr
METCHOSIN.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Esquimau and Dominion of Vic-
toria, is a rural settlement on Van-
couver Island, with an area of
about 24 square miles, and is dis-
tant from Victoria, in a westerly
direction, fifteen miles. The dis'-
trict is a very fertile one, and is
intersected by excellent roads.
Among its most attractive sur-
roundings are Big Lake, or Dr.
Ash's Vines ; Bilston Falls, Happy
Valley, Pedder Bay, Rocky Point
and William's Head, and Sang-
ster's Plains, Race Rocks, on
which stands the lighthouse, giv-
ing a revolving flash visible for
twenty miles, are also in the vi-
cinity.
Argyle, Thos, fmr, Rocky Pt
Ball, Chas, fmr, Rocky Pt
Bennet, Edward, labr, Happy Valley
Bennett, John sr, fmr, Happy Valley
Bennett, John jr, labr, Happy Valley
Bexanton, Geo, fmr. Rocky Pt
J^icknell, John, labr, Metchosin
Xirown, Chas, fmr, Bpechy Bay
Brown, Geo, fmr, Beechy Bay
Chidley, Ed, labr, Rockv Pt
Clarke, Arthur, fmr, Happy Valley
Cole, Geo, fmr, Motehoein
Cook, Geo, fmr, Metchosin
Duke, Thos, fmr, Albert Head
Dunne, Walter C, fmr, Metchosin
Dutnall, Geo, fmr, Albert Head
Ellison, Rev W G H, Albert Head
Elliott, Duncan E, s'hool teacher
Fields, Ed, fmr, Happy Valley
Fisber, Wm, J. P., fmr, Metchosin
Gleed, Mrs Rachael, fmr, Metchosin
Helgeson, Hans, fmr, Metchosin
Helgeson, Hy, fmr. Met hosin
Inverarity, Albert C, fmr, Albert Hd
Lawson, Wm, labr, Metchosin
Lnw, Jacob, fmr, Beechv Bay
McDearmid, Malcolm, fmr, Mtchosn
McLennan, Finley, fmr, Rocky Pt
McLennan, John, fmr, Rockv Pt
McLeod, Rev Thos, Rocky Pt
Mull, Isaac, fmr, Happy Valley
Parker, Thos, fmr and stage driver.
Rocky Pt
Parry, Clinton, fmr. Rock Pt
Pears, Geo, fmr, Metchosin
Pears, Joseph, labr, Metchosin
Peoggeo, Gmlio, fmr, Happy Valley
Pool, Walter, fmr, Happy Valley
Rhode, Joseph, fmr, liappy Valley
Roberts, John, Metchosin
Roy, Samuel, fmr, Metchosin
Smart, Mrs Caroline, Metchosin
Stothard, Thos U, Metchosin
Vigelius, L fmr, Metchosin
Walker, James, fmr, Happy Valley
Walker, James, fmr, Metchosin
Weir, Adam, fmr, Metchosin
Weir, John, fmr, Metchosin
W«*ir, Robt, J. P., fmr, Metchosin
Witty, Henry, Metchosin
Witty, Mrs M, fmr, Metchosin
Witty, Robt, Metchosin
Witty, William, Metchosin
Wood, Geo, fmr, Happy Valley
METLAKATLA.
(See also Northwest Coast.)
Postmaster, John Cunningham.
In the Cassiar District, Skeena Divis-
ion, is a village, 650 miles from
Victoria, situated on the North-
west Coast. It is reached bv Cana-
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dian Paci6e Navigation Co's steam-
ers from Victoria ; nearest telegraph
and express ofii... a, Nanaimo. His
Lordship, Bishop Ridley, has here
the headquarters of his Diocese of
Caledonia.
Anderson, Miss R, matron, Caledonia
hospital
Arda^h, V E R, L.R.C.P.S., hospital
Cunningham, J, Indian trader
Dickenson, MissE, matron «l/1s home
Kirby, J, steward, str "Vigilant"
Ridley, Right Rev Wm, Bishop of
Caledonia
Robertson, W H, instructor indus-
>!;rial school
Rudland, Wm, carpt
Scott, J R, principal industrial school
Spence, J, engr, str "Vigilant"
St Arnaud, J, fmr
Todd, C, com of police and Indian
agent
Travis, Jas, blacksmith
White, J, fisherman
Willis, D, fisherman
Wilson, F, fishtitman
Wilson, G, fisherman
Wilson, Wm H, canneryman
MILE HOUSES.
(See also Pavilion Mt. and Clinton,
Bridge Creek and Keithly Creek.)
Along the old Cariboo Wagon Road.
One Hundred-Mlle House— A country
telegi-aph office on the Cariboo
AVagon Road. Nearest railway sta-
tion, Ashcroft. In the Provincial
and Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo.
One Hundred and Fifty-Mile House.
Postmaster, Robert Borland.
In i>omin:oa and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Cariboo, Clinton
is the nearest town, distance 100
miles. There is a post, telegraph
and express office. Communica-
tion by B. C. Express Co.'s stage
from Ashcroft station, C.P.R., dis-
tance, 135 miles.
Adamson, Stewart, clerk
Allen, W F, constable and collector
Anders, Wm, fmr, William's Landi'g
Austin, Wm, labr, "
Bain, Jas, finr
Bambri J, Chas, stock raiser,Chilcoten
Belmoi.t, Joseph, miner
Bent, Wm, packer
Borland, Bobert, trader and P. M
Brodie, John, miner
Browi; , Fred, miner
Campbell, Alex, miner
Cariom, Rev Father, pastor O.M.I,
William's lake
Chiappini, Rev Father, pastor O.M.I,
William's lake
Eagle & Paxton, traders
Eagle, Charles Wm, trader
Felker, Geo,8to'k raiser,144-Mile Hse
Felker, Henry, jr, stock raiser, 144-
Mile House
Felker, Henry, fmr
Felker, Wm, sto'k raiser,144-MileHBe
Ford, Jas, miner
Golden, P H, miner
Hamilton, Charles, labr
Hamilton, Charles, h br
Hamilton, Colin, miner
Hamilton, John, teamster
Hamilton, Gavin, jr, labr, William's
lake
Hamilton, Peter, stock raiser
Hamilton, Richd, labr, William's lake
Hough , Jeff, teamster
Huerto, Santiago, stock raiser
Humphreys, Thomas B, labr
Isnardie, Frank, stock raiser, Chim-
ney creek
Isnardie, Jos, jr, ferryman, Chimney
creek
Isnardie, Jos, stock raiser
Johnston, George, blacksmith
Johnston, George, ]r, labr
Johnston, James, packer
Jones, David, school teacher
Kelly, Jos, labr
Labossier, Jos, cook
eJacc|ue8, Rev Father, priest O.M.I,
Wilham's lake
McAdams, Chester, miner
McAllister, Thos, stock raiser
McCallum, Dan, miner
McMullen, Jno, teamster
McRae, An^us, mail carrier
Murphy, Dennis, fmr
Murphy, Jno, fmr
Ogden, Isaac, lDookkpr,William'B lake
Parker, Ryland, labr, Alexandria
Patenaude, Jos, bookkeeper
Paxton, Thos, trader
Pedro, John, packer
Phibbs, John, minei
Pinchbeck, Jas, labr, William's lake
Airtii, Rob(
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Belleone H(
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Bijou, fruit
Bishop, Joh
Board of Tr
meetings
Bodington,
Home av<
Eonnick, Jo
Braunin, C
depot
Brett, Thoi
Mission
Browne, A
Mission
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Colombia Street, NEW WESTMINSTiCB, B. C.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
Xurnpean and UnglUh OSOOXBIXB,
WINBH and I,IQVOItS, Free and in
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Pinchbeck, Wni, labr, Williams' lake
Pinchbeck, Wm, fmr, "
Porter, Alex, fmr
Bauson, Ghas, tmr
Rojas, Jacinto, stock raiser
Bose, Fred, fmr
Shaw, Bobert L, miner
Smidt, Jos, tailor
Stevens, Jos, miner
Tabouret, Jules, school teacher (Mis-
sion) William's lake
Thompson, Wm J, miner
Triplet, Jno, miner
Vieth . Geo, trader, Keithley ck
Vieth &. Borland, traders
Warren, Artnur, labr, William's lake
MISSION CITY.
POSTMASTEB, M. DeS BrISAY.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is situated at the junc-
tion of the Bellingham Bay and
British Columbia Railroad with
the G.P.R., about 35 miles from
New Westminster and 43 from
Vancouver. Communication by
railroad and steamboat. Mails
twice daily ; has telegraph and ex-
press offices nearest banking
Eoint, New Westminster. Trains
oth East and West stop at Mis-
sion City and connect for Washing-
ton, Oregon and California. The
steamers plying up and down the
Fraser River call regularly. The
welfare of the town is looked after
by a Board of Trade, composed of
the leading business men.
Airtii, Robert, drayman, Home ave
Alld'ed, W H, carpt, Seattle st
Belleone Hotel, H Windebank, prop.
Railway st
Bijou, fruit and cigar. Home ave
Bishop, John, carpt, Durien st
Board of Trade, presidt, H B French,
meetings held Bank blk, Home ave
Bodington, G F, M.D., res Bank blk.
Home ave
Eonnick, John, labr. Harbor st
Braunin, Charles, tele oper, O.P.R
depot
Brett, Thomas, butcher, res Hotel
Mission
Browne, A H L, journalist, Hotel
Mission
Burnham, J L, tele oper, C.P.R. dep
Byers, Wil'iam, blksmith. Home ave
Cade, George, section man C.P.R.,
Old Mission
Cade, J.P, public school teacher
Carey, Pat, fisherman, res Old Mis-
sion
Cleary, M,gentlemn, res Hamilton st
C.O.O.F. Lodge, meets every 2nd
Saturday
Cox, T G, salesman, res Home ave
Craig, John, contractor, Nanaimo st
Cunningham, R S, bridge watchman
C.P.R. branch
Curry, R C, tinsmith, res Hotel Mis-
sion
Des Brisay, A, salesmn, res Home ave
Des Brisay, M, mercht, res Home ave
Defi Brisay, Miss L, bookkeeper,
Home ave
Doig, William, wtchmn, C.P.R bridge
Dowding, I, labr, res Abbott st
Dunn, W R, notary public, res
Bank blk
Elliott, George, boarding master's
clerk. Clover Valley
Emery, John, hotel clerk, Bellevue
hotel
Evans, P. labr, Matsqul liotel
Forrest, George A, agent, res
Downie st
Fortin, George, mill ownr, Harbor st
Fortin & Son, mill owner, Harbor »t
Fortin, W, mill owner, res Durien st
Fontaine, Victor, carpenter, res
Home ave
Eraser, Wm C, C. P. R. agent
French, H B, pres Board of Trade,
res Railway st
Gjiripie. F, fisherman, res Old Mis-
sion
Gillia, J A, headmaster, ¥. C public
school
Gronper, M, boardinK ho'jse,Home st
Hall & Brett, butchers, res Cresent
Park
Hall, F (Hall & Brett) res Cresent
Park
Haywood, William C, real estate agt.
Hotel Mission
Hclmer, Miss £ J, dressmaker, res
Home ave
Hotel Mission, John Monison, prop
Howells, A H, journalist, res Home
ave
Hunter, J B, bridgeman C.P.R
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Keeves, James, section foreman
Lamont,GB,gentleman,res Homeave
Lane, Aga, salesman, res Home ave
Lane, A W, miner, res Home ave
Langley, J G, merchant
L. O. L. meets every alternate Thurs-
pay, J P Cade, secy
Longheed, L, labr, res Old Mission
Marguette, George, fisherman. Old
Mission
Marguette, J B, fisherman, res Old
Mission
Matsqni Hotel, prop F Mills
McCullough, R, clergyman, res Home
ave
McKay, Joseph, labr, res Nanaimo st
McMannamon, labr, res Nanaimo st
McMillan, M, iiotel clerk. Hotel
Mission
McTaggart, bridge carpenter C.P.R
Millard, A B, fisherman. Home ave
Miller, H A, fruit dealer, res Home
ave
Mills, F, hotelkeeper, Home ave
Mission City Bakery, James Plum-
ridge mgr
Mission Citv Canning Co, J A Cath-
erwood, secy
Mission City News, A H Howells ed
and prop'
Mission City Planing Mills, Fortier &
Son, props
Mftsion City Transfer Co
Monison, John, hotelkeeper, Home
ave
Monison, Miss M G, fruit dealer
Morin, A, retired farmer, res Home
ave
Murray, Bros, lumbermen, Home ave
Murray, J I (Murray Bros) Durien st
Murray, William (Murray Bros) Dur-
ien st
Nelson, Charles, druggist and chem-
ist. Home ave
Nicholson, Dan, carpenter
Pacific Lodge. No 16, A. F. & A. M.
meets Wednesday, O or D, full'
moon in each month, James Baiss,
secretary
Picken, James, carpt, res Downie st
Picken, Robert, labr, res Downie st
Pilling, W C A, bookkeeper, res
Elgante terrace
Plumridge, James, prop, M C Bakery,
Railway st
Ross, Harry, gentleman, Durien st
Rucks, Wm, teamster, res Hotel Mis-
sion
Rucks, Fred, labr, res Hotel Mission
Shipley, G W, teamster, res Central
Hotel
Shook, M F, station agent, Old Mis-
sion
Sin Hop, laundry, res Rve st, W
Smith, R, Fcction man. Old Mission
Stanley, Miss Minnie A, music
teacher, Bellevue hotel
Tardifi", J, carpt, res Downie st
Tavlor, Mrs J, hospital nurse. Old
Mission
Thompson, William, section man,
Durien st
Tingley, J A, gentleman, Washington
street
Till, B, gentleman, Abbott st
Towney, E L, compositor, Mission
News
Trethewey, Jos, carpt, res Old Mis-
sion
Trethewey, W G
Trethewey, Mrs M A, midwife, res
Old Mission
Tupper, Wm, carpt, Commercial st
Tway, J E, carpt, Cambie st
Verchere, A, labr, Timberlake ave
Vollans, H, section foreman, Old
Mission
Wallace, R J, labr, res Timber Lake
avenue
Wells, H E, drayman, Seattle st
Welsh, John, tailoi r«8 Home ave
Welsh, Mrs, seamstress, res Home
avenue
Wharton, George, labr, Old Mission
Wilband, G S, teamster, Washington
street
Wilband, J, contractor, Washington
street
Windebank, H, hotel keeper
Winslow, J W, Methodist minster,
Downie st
York, Andrew N, butcher, res Home
avenue
York, Arch, stock dealer, res Cal-
ifornia st
York & Pilling, butchers, Home ave
MOODYVILLE.
Postmaster, Alfred Nelson Cod-
RiNQTON Kino.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westmmster,
is situate on the north shore of
Burrard Inlet, and directly oppo-
T. D0BE80N, ^. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
iron and Braa* lounaert, Oeneral Maehtnitt*.
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site the city of Vancouver. It is
three miles from the Terminal Cit;^,
with which commnnication is
made by ferry. There is also tele-
phone connection with Vancouver ;
has a postoffice; mails twice a
day. Nearest telegraph, express
office and banking point, Vancou-
ver. The principal industry is
manufacturing lumber for export.
Allan, Patk A, blacksmith
Alexander, Ed, deckhand SS Etta
White
Ash ton, Thos, stevedore
Barney, Thos, millman
Bianey, Simon, millman
Bower, Gideon, storekeeper
Browse, George, millman
Gadwallader, S Evan sr, millwright
Gadwallader, Humphrey, millman
Gadwallader, John, millman
Gadwallader, Roht, millman
Gaibick, Geo T, Gov office
Galbick, Tom, millman
Cantin, Louis, miltman
Gar^sco, °ecundo, millman
Gard, David W, foreman
Garroll, Daniel, day watchman
Ghick, Harry, tallv clerk
Deaormier, G, millman
Downey, Thomas, millman
Drake, James, millman
Elliott, G, millman
Flood, Richard H, clerk
Flores, Peter, millman
Gamier, F, millman
Godden, Henry, stevedore
Grain, Williain, millman
Granholm, Edw. millman
Granholm, John, millman
Griffin, Wm, stevedore
Hickstrora, H, millman
Horton, Wm, stevedore
Houston, Fredk, millman
Hoyt, John, saw filer
Jackiin, Jno, millman
Jenson, A, millhand
J..n8en, A, millman
Johnson, Victor, millman
Johnson, Wm, millman
Kau>ma, Thos, millman
Kaymes, Jno, mate 8.8. Etta White
Kinf , Alfred N G, P.M. and acct
LawTer, Dennis, engr S.S. Etta White
Lewarke, Jno, millhand
Louis, Mack, millman
Mahlman, Henry, stewart
Mahu, Leon, millman
McGallum, Wm, engr S.S. Senator
McDonald, Duncan, stevedore
Mclnnis, J, shipwright
McPherson, Alex J, hotelkeeper
McPherson, John J, night watchman
McWhinney, Jas, foreman of camps
Morales, Peter, stevedore
Morando, Francis, millman
Mowatt, J, 2nd engr S.S. Etta White
Nahu, PLeon, stevedore
Neiman, A, millman
Neiman, Martin, millman
Nelson, Martin, millman
Nelson, Wm, millman
Nellie, Antony, millman
Newman, Ghas, millman
Newman, <4eo, millman
Panten, Louis, millman
Patterson, Jno P, millman
Petersen Ghas, sawyer
Price, Wm, tally clerk
Ramsdall, Jas H, mgr M.L. & S.M.
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Randall, Squire Jones, engr
Rivers, Dennis, prter
Robertson, Dunoar, store clerk
Sherif, Amos, blacksmith helper
Smith, Henry, capt S.S. Etta White
Smith, Victor, deck hand, S.S. Etta
White
Stevens, Alfred E, stevedore
Stoker, Hugh, capt S.S. Senator
St John, John, millman
Storm, Edw, millman
Storm, John, millman
Tamaree, T, millman
Thomas, B, millman
Todd, Donald, fireman
Tuner, Peter, tally clerk
Walker, Thos, millman
Webster, Frederic, machinist
White, Thos, carpenter
White, Wm, millman
Whyte, Jas, millman
Williams, John, night watchman
MOUNT LEHMAN.
Postmaster, J. G. Lanoley.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster.
There is daily communication by
steamer with New Westminster,
distance 30 miles. Nearest railway
station, telegraph and express
office, Mission Gity, distance three
miles. Mails tihree times a week.
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Archibald, M J, fmr
Ball, John, fmr
Beatte, M, scliool teacher
Bent, 8 H, fmr
Boyd, A W, fmr
BuffjeBS, Joa, fmr
Bradner, Thos
Calder, Andrew, fmr
Campbell, Hugh, fmr
Campbell, John, fmr
Campbell, 8, fmr
Carmichael, C J, fmr
Coglhan, Robert, fmr
Coglhan, Charles, fmr
Corby, Henry, fmr
Cornelius, Henry, fmr
Craig, Neil, fmr
Cross, AC, fmr
Drake, Kiehard, fmr
Fcrgufon, M, fmr
Forrest, M, fmr
Frv, A, fmr
Gillis, Alex, fmr
Gillis, M, fmr
Graff, Moses, fisherman
Hannah, Joseph, fmr
Hawkins, A, fmr
Hayden, William, fmr
Higginson, Thomas, fmr
Higginson, W J, fmr
Howes, Alex 8, fmr
Ibbotson, John, fmr
Ibbotson, John, jr, fmr
Ibbotson, Jake, fmr
Israel, John, fmr and carpt
Israel, Jeremiah, fmr
Jacks, William, fmr
Jemison, Ed, fmr
Jones, John M, fmr
King, Edward W, J.P
Kine, Kiehard, wood merchant
King, Joseph, wood merchant
Lansf ley, J G,postmaster and general
store
Le Clair, F, fmr
I^ehman, Carson, fmr
Lehman, Jacob, fmr
Lehman, Thomas H, contractor
Mahoney, John, fmr
Marsh, William J, fmr
McCallum, George, fmr
McCallum, Alex, fmr
McCormick, W P, fmr
McDiarmid, D, fmr
McGregor, Jacob R, fmr
McKenzie, George, fmr
McLean, Angus, fmr
McLean, Donald, fmr
Mcl^ean, Murdock, fmr
McLean, John D, school teacher
McMillen, W, fmr
Merryfield, James, fmr
Merryfield, John, fmr
Merryfield, William, fmr
Miller, William, fmr
Morrison, John, fmr
Morrison, M D, fmr
Morrison, Thomas, blacksmith
Murray, Alfred, fmr
Nelson, Robert, cooper
Newbigging, J, fmr
Nicholson, Carmichael, fmr
Nicholson, D, fmr
O'Leary, D, fmr
O'Neil. Edward, fmr
Orchard, Frank, fmr
Owen, James, fmr
Patterson, James, fmr
Payne, John, fmr
Peake, Rd, J.P
Peardon, Richard, J.P
Salterthwaite, J L, fmr
Salterthwaite, Wm, fmr
Sinclair, Duncan, fmr
8ully, George A, fmr
Stinson, H, fmr
Taylor, B, fmr
Taylor, E, fmr
Taylor, J, fmr
Ten bar. A, fmr
Thompson, E J, general store
Thompson, William, fmr
Tilley, F E, fmr
Towlan, Walter, fmr
Warren, Thomas, fmr
White, Henry, fmr
MUD BAY.
(See also Elgin and Surrey Centre.)
Postmaster, Thomas Welsh.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New Westmin-
ster, Surrey Municipality, is situate
at the junction of the Semiamho,
Kirkland and McLellan roads. It
in<.>ludes part of Mud Bay flats and
high land on the north side, and
is but 3 miles from Cloverdale.
Nearest banking point, telegraph
and express office, New Westmin-
ster.
Anderson, Alex, fmr
A.rmstrong, John, fmr, McLellan road
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Aspbury, Will
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Blenkinsop, \^
Brown, D R, f
Campbell, H,
Corlett, Willia
Graff, Moses, f
Hudson, David
Johnson, Dani(
Johnson, Isaac
Johnson, Jame
Johnson, Wm,
Johnson, .John,
Leith, T B, ech
Loney, Edward
Loney, James,
McKay, Rev i
minister
Miller, James, i
Morgan, Henry
Oliver, John, fr
Smith, B'B.lun
Turner, J J, fmi
Wade, E T, fmr
Welsh, Thomi
Bay rd
Yoeman, R S, fi
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River, 450 mil
Mail fortnight
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of Yale-Koote
of West Koot
Arrow Lake,
centre for the
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express office
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from Revelstol
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Abriel, T, painte
Adair, J, fmr
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Aapbury, William, sr, finr, Boundary
Bay •
Aspbury, William, jr, fmr, Boundary
bay
Blenkinsop, Wm, McLellan rd
Brown, D R, fmr, McLellan rd
Campbell, H, lumberman
Corleit, William, fmr
Oraff, Moses, fmr
Hudson, David, lumberman
Johnson, Daniel, fmr. Flats
Johnson, Isaac, fmr, Flats
Johnson, James, fmr, Johnson rd
Johnson, Wm, fmr
Johnson, John, fmr
Leith, T B, school teacher
Loney, Edward, fmr
Loney, James, fmr
McKa^, Rev Edward, Presbyterian
minister
Miller, James, fmr
Morgan, Henry L R, fmr
Oliver, John, fmr, Boundary Bay
Smith, B*B, lumberman
Turner, J J, fmr
Wade, E T, fmr, McLellan rd
Welsh, Thomas, postmaster. Mud
Bay rd
Yoeman, R S, fmr, McLellan rd
NASS HARBOR.
(See North- West Coatt.)
Postmaster, A. G. McLellan. '
In the Cassiar District, is a fishing
station on the left bank of the Naas
River, 450 miles north of Nanaimo.
Mail fortnightly from Victoria.
NAKUSP.
Postmaster, H. S. Thomas.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial
of West Kootena;)r, is situated on
Arrow Lake. It is a distributing
centre for the Kootenay country.
There is a postofBce ; mails four
times a week; nearest telegraph,
express office and banking point.
Nelson, distant 35 miles. Means
of communication by steamboat
from Revelstoke, also by stage to
the great Slocan country.
Abriel, T, painter
Adair, J, fmr
Barrett, T, blacksmith
Bourne, J, storekeeper
Brownrigg, J, cook
Bruce, G, packer
Cawley, A, fmr
Cowan, D, labr
Crawford, John, fmr
Cummins, J, elk
Dark, R, carpenter
Delong, E, blacksmith
Delong, E, fmr
Gibson, J, miner
Glendenning, R, gentleman
Hall, W, fmr
Hamilton, T, bartender
Harsham, H, packer
Hartley, C, teamster
Hartwell, R, carpenter
Hay, H, carpenter
Johnson, W, fmr
Lasbaw, H, packer
Lemon, R "E, wholesale & retail mer
Long, W D. labr
Lovewell, A, fmr
Madden, A, packer
Madden, H, hotelkeeper
Magher & Carscaden, butchers
McCrostie, A, carpenter
McGivalry, D, carpenter
Mcintosh, A W, contractor
Mcintosh, A W, fmr
Nault, T, contractor
Newby, J, packer
Oates, J, butcher
Phair & Thorburn, hotelkeepers
Ross, H, fmr
Sanderson, J, labr
Saunders, W, packer
Stewart, C, packer
Thomas, Dr G W, druggist
Thomas, H S, hotelkeeper and post-
master
Tredcea, T, miner
Walsh, J, teamster
NANOOSE BAY.
Postmaster, Robert Roberts.
In the Dominion Electoral Dictrict of
Vancouver and Provincial of Na-
naimo, is situated eight miles
north of Nanaimo, and about the
same distance from Wellington.
Nearest banking point, telegraph
and express office, Nanaimo.
Communication b^ stage from Na-
naimo and Albemi.
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Belyea, John, constable and blcksmth
Boriell, Henry, fmr
Dickinson, Utterick E, cattle raiser
Evans, Rees, fmr
Hamilton, James, fmr
Hamilton, Wm, fmr
Harris, Jeremiah, fmr
Knight, James, fmr
Lewis, Wm, fmr
Roberts, Robf , postmaster and fmr
Richards, Robt, fmr
Saunders, Jas, fmr
Souza, John, fisherman
Symes, John, fmr
Thomson, John, fmr
Tippett, John sr, fmr
Tippett, John jr, fmr
Troupe, Alfred, fmr
Williams, Jas, fmr
NAPIER LAKE.
In the Yale District, 26 miles from
Kamloops, on the Nicola Road.
Nearest postoffice, Rockford ; tele-
graph and express oflBce Kam-
loops with which there is com-
munication by stage.
NELSON, B. C.
Postmaster, J. A. Gieker.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay, is the eastern
terminus of the Columbia and
Kootenay Railway, 30 miles from
Rohson, on the Columbia river,
and is the distributing point for
supplies for the different mines
throughout West Kootenay. Steam-
ers ply regularly to Bonner's Ferry,
Idaho, Ains worth, Balfour, and
other important points on the lake.
Has a bank, telegraph and express
ofHce; also telephone service.
There are two newspapers pub-
lished in Nelson — the Miner and
the Tribune.
Ackehurst, Rev. W 8, Church of
England
Aikenhead, A D, ragr T A Garland
Alberson, W, miner
Alexander, E, mine owner
Alexander, — , purser S8 Ainsworth
Allan, T, sec K. & C. Nav Co "
Allen, Charles, miner
Anderson, Paul, miner
Anderson, R, miner
Andrews, Scott, miner ,
Andrews, G H, miner
Andrews, Henrv, miner
Anton, Thos, miner
Antonie, D, painter
Applewhaite & Co, real estate agents
Arley, — , dairyman
Armstrong, Robt, prospector
Arnold, Robt, prospector
Arthur, E C, doctor
Ashley, H, real estate agent
Ash worth, B, capitalist
Baker, John, miner
Baker, Thomas, miner
Ball, W, miner
Bailie, S, butcher H & L
Bambury, W, carpenter and contrctr
Bandoin, J, miner
Barker, William, mine owner
Barnes, H, miner
Baron, Lawrence, miner
Barrett. A, butcher
Baxendale, Richard, contractor
Baxter, J, plasterer and miner
Beattie, .T, teamster
Becanan, Alfr. d, miner
Becker, E, miner
Bedard, Rev Father, R C priest
Bedelbury, C, miner
Beebe, A S, miner
Bell, J, labr. Nelson Sawmill Co
Bell, James, miner
Bell, John, miner
Bell, R, contractor
Bell, Thomas, miner
Bellaw, J T, miner
Bells, C, carpt
Belleview Hotel, prop Isaac Holden
Benson, R, miner
Bergeman, A, saloon
Berry, Thomas, Nelson sawmill
Beuttie, J, teamster
Bigelow, Geo A, merchant, Baker at
Birks, Rev
Blackall J, miner
Blair, Henry, miner
Blandy, J C Perry, (Gray & Davis )
Blandy, P, surveyor
Bledsoe, J F. Nelson Miner
B'.ecker, Thomas, speculator
Blomberg, John, miner
Blundell, R, real estate
Bogle. D B, property owner
Boll, F W. miner
Books, D R, clerk
Bordan, Oliver, miner
Bordeau, J, mine owner
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B0B8, J, capitalist
Chaplin, W, miner
Bowee, J H, solicitor, Bank of B C
Chapman, Henry, engineer steamer
building
Ainsworth
Bowker, A, miner
Chapman, W miner
Bradshaw, J, mine owner
Chase, W, miner
Brean, A, miner
Chevine, D, miner
Bremner, D, ship owner
Chiodo, Serotino, labr O.P.R
Bremner, John, driver
Church, W, carpenter
Clancy, P H, labr
Broom, M, servant. Nelson Hotel
Brown, Charles, hotel keeper
Clark, George, min^r
Brown, Charles, rancher
Clark, J, mining expert
Brown, C, miner
Clark, James, miner
Brown, Coll C, clerk R Shermon
Clark, M, cook
Brown, E V, bookkpr Bank Montreal
Clark, Thos W, miner
Brown, H, miner
Cloak, — , mining engineer
Brown, M J, prooerty owner
Cockle, E J, rancher
Brown, Sam, miner
Collins, T A, rancher
Buchanan, A H, mgr Bank Montreal
Collins, Thomas, mine owner
Buchanan, G 0, sawmill prop
Collitta, John, cook
Buchanan, J, miner
Colwell, G H, miner
Buchanan, J K, property owner
Commerford, J, blacksmith
Buchanan, R, mine owner
Connera, John, miner
Burbridge, 8 L, miner
Connor, A, labr
Burn, John, miner
Cook, J R, mine owner. Toad Mtn
Burnell, A D, capitalist
Cooper, W, carpenter
Burns, M, labr
Cor bin, D C, capitalist
Corney, Edward C, miner
Burns, Mclnnes & Co, butchers
Burns, Thomas, miner
Cottenham, — , miner
Burr, Jas, miner
Cotton, E, miner
Burritt, Chas, miner
Craddock, Benj, prop Internatio'l htl
Burton, Mrs, ladies' seminary
Crawford, Thos, miner
Bush by, b, clerk
Creig, I.I, acct Bank of Montreal
Bute, Wm, miner
Crook, Arthur, miner
Butler, D, miner
Crosby, J H, miner
Butler, F, miner
Cross, Alex, miner
Byrdee, Miss V, fancy goods
Cross, J C, miner
Callin, Eugene, miner
Cross, S H, miner
Calliway, E, miner
Crowe, Eldridge, Nelson sawmill
Cameron, D S, contractor
Crowell, Samuel, miner
Cameron, J A, contractor
Cummings, J, clerk
Cameron, R, miner
Campbell, — , dairyman
Curran, Miss, waitress
Curtilice, A, miner
Campbell, F C, civil engr
Curry, A, packer
Campl>ell, J. S.S. Ainsworth
Dake, Chas, Tribune
Campbell, J G, engineer
Dandy Mining Co
Campbell, Miss T, prop'ss Phair htl
Daniels, D P, contractor
dining room
Daumont, A J, labr
Campbell, — . Stanley hotel
Davenport, A L, mine owner
Cane, A R, miner
Davis, J G, rancher
Cannon, M, miner
Davies, Jeff, bartender. Merchant htl
Carpenter, E L, property owner
Davys, M S, mining engr and assayer
Carrington, William, carpenter
Dawsan & Craddock, props Inter-
Carter, J W, labr
national hotel
Chad bourn,mining broker, Victoria Bt
Diwson, James, International hotel
Chambers, C, miner
Dawson, J, miner
Chambers, W, miner ,
Dehantv, J, miner
Chandler, F C, surveyor
De La fiay, Capt
Delaney, W, prospector
Chandler, W, mine owner
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Dempsey, E, mine owner, Toad Mt
Devine, S, miner
Dick, A, captain steamboat
Dimmock, W J
Dodds, N, labr
Dolan, John, miner
Dominion Express Go, J H Hamil-
ton, agent
Dougan, R B, miner
Douggan, B B, placer miner
Dover, H, jeweller, Josephine st
Dow, A, locomotive mgr C.P.R"
Dowes, W, carpenter
Do^le, Alex, miner
Dnscoll, J J, mgr (Burns & Mclnnes)
Drew, Charles, miner
Drewery, W S, D.L. surveyor
Duffin, O.W, miner
Duhammel, H, contractor
Duncan, F J, conductor
Dunlop, 0, miner
Dunn, J, boatman
Durney, Edward
Durshew, Frank, miner
Egan, Mrs, laundry
EUiott, John, solicitor over Bank of
B.C.
Esler, A M, mgr Dandy Mining Co,
Toad Mountain
Evenson, J, miner
Ewing, Charles, miner
Farley, F J, baker, Vernon st
Farwell, A 8, C. E, surveyor, Tolson
block
Faucrault, D, carpt
Feehan, Thomas, miner
Fink, J H. mine owner
Fitzstubbs, Capt N, gold commission-
er and S. M
Fletcher, Frank, D.L.S, land com-
missioner, C.P.R Co, Tolson block
Fletcher, George, rancher
Fletcher, William, rancher
Florence, J, mine owner
Fogerty, John, miner
Foster, Alice^ nurse
Foster, J, mmer
Fox, James, miner
Gabel, Ernest, cook
Garaty, Thomas, miner
Garby, W, miner
Garety, M, miner
Garrison, M W, engineer
Garland, T A, dry goods
Garvay, M, miner
Gaskin, W V, jeweller
Gentles, 8, miner
Gerrard, J A, engineer
Gibson, D, miner
Gibson. John, druggist
Giffin, T H, recorder and registrar,
governmt reserve
Gilchrist, D, miner
Gilker & Wells, dry goods and fancy
articles, Barker st
Gilker, J A, postmaster
Gillies, J, carpt
Gillis, Duncan, carpt
Gillespie, G, C & K Ry
Gill, J F, Nelson Hotel dining-room
Gilman, L C, mine owner
Goepel, W J, mining recorder
Going, A 8, O.E, surveyor
Gold, A, miner
Goldrich, A H, miner
Goldsmith, F, miner
Goldsmith, T J, boatbuilder
Gorman, Thomas, miner
Graham, Edward, miner
Graham & Taylor, boot and shoe
makers. Baker st
Graham, W G, conductor, C.P.Ry
Grand Hotel, Hanson & Lowenoerg,
props
Grant, D, miner
Grant, Peter, miner
Graves, H, miner
Gray, P, mining engineer
Griffin, M, miner
Groson, J, carpt
Hagstorm, Charles, prop, Grand
Hotel
Hall Bros, mine owners. Silver King
Toad M-;
Hall, Herman, miner
Hall, John^ miner
Hall, O, mmer
Hall, W, sr
Hall, W, jr
Hamber, G 8 F, real estate agent
Hamilton, J, prospector
Hamilton, J, train agent C.P.Ry
Hamilton Powder Co, Geo Tunstall
agent
HansoB, W, bnilder
Hanson, William, (Hanson & Blom-
berg). Grand Hotel
Harper, Frank, musician
Harrison, L R, barrister
Hart, F, miner
Harvey, George, prospector
Harvey, John, blacksmith
Hautboughe, L S
Hawkins, John, miner
Hawley, G, foreman C.P.R
Hayward, George.Capt S.S. Galena
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils aM Aiplenltiiral Impleiants.
Golambia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Hazel, WE, carpenter
Heathcotte, B, Bank of B.O
Hill, Bros, joiners and contractors
Hill A. contractor
Hill, W, miner
Hills, J, S.S. Nelson
Hirsch, J, surveyor
Hodgins, Arthur E, C.E Tolson Blk
Hodson, W, baggageman C.P.R
Holden, Isaac, prop Bellevue saloon
Holmes, G labr
Holt, G V. mjifr Bank of B
Hoover, N, brick burner
Houston, John, manager Tribune
Howard, John, watchman C.P.R
Huber, H, S.S. Nelson
Hudson Bay Go's store, G R Robson,
manager
Hugonin, C, property owner
Hull Leeaon & Co,whole8ale butchers
and cattle dealers
Hume, A, miner
Hume, J F «& Co, mcht, Vernon st
Hunter, mine owner
Hurry, F K, milkman
Irvin, F, clerk, Hume & Co
Irvine, D S, C. E
Jackson, J, miner
Jackson, W H, mine owner
Jardine, A, miner
Jennings, Frank, miner
Jiszkowicz, Chas, watchmaker and
jeweler
Johns, Silas, miner
Johnson, Alex, prop Kootenay hotel
Johnson, A, miner
Johnson, A M, clerk J H Bowes
Johnson, G H, miner
Johnson, Frank, barber
Johnson, J, Silver King hotel
Johnson, Robert, miner
Johnston, George, Custom Officer
Johnston, W, miner
Jonas, M, miner
Jones, Alfred
Jones, F, miner
Jones, asst A E Hodgins, C.E
Jones, T, miner
Jowett, William A, J.P., mining and
real estate broker, auctioneer and
commission agent
Kane, George, miner
Kane, J, labr
Kane, Miss S, teacher public school
Keanes, Thomas, miner
Keefer, A T, contractor
Keefer, George, blacksmith
Keefer G J, contractor
Keefer, John^ teamster
Keeley, M, miner
Kelly, A H, mine owner
Kelly, Miss, waitress Phair hotel
Keown, James, miner
Kilby, J, wiper C.P.R
Kilby, E, carpenter
King, A, gardener
Kirby, E, contractor
Kirk, J A, D. L. surveyor, (Kirk &
Ritchie)
Kirk & Ritchie, land surveyors.
Bank B. C. bldg
Kirkpatrick, J A, clerk Hume & Co
Kirkwood, R J, miner
Koohus, C, miner
Kootenay Bonanza Co, W Hall mgr
Laird, George, purser str Ainsworth
Landger, N, miner
Lane, John, contractor
Langrell, painter
Larmour, £>, miner
Lavenburg, Charles, mine owner
LeBaw, Dr
Ledoux, John, carpenter
Lee, B H, real estate
Lemon, Robt E, merchant
Levy, N, miner
Lewis, Mrs A
Lewis, F, miaer
Lewis, J, miner
Lideons, J, carpenter
Linch, W, miner
Ling, Samuel, cook
Long, George, miner
Long, J, miner
Long, Robt, teamster
Longheed, Isaac, mine owner
Lowe, D, engineer
Lowes, J. W, clerk
Lyons, Robt, packer
Madden House, props Thomas and
Harry Madden, Baker st
• Malley, C, miner
Malloy, M, mine owner
Malloy, T, miner
Malone, George, miner
Malone, John, miner
Manners, Miss J, tailoress
Manenteau, A, S.S. Ainsworth
Mar, Samuel, laundry
Mar, Sam, cook
Marks & Van-Ness, props Nelson
hotel. Baker st
Marks^ A J, (Marks & Van-Ness)
Baker st
Martin, — , Bank of Montreal
Matherson, J, hair dresser
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Mayrand, G, C C Brewer
McCallum, D, sash and door factory
McDonald, A, miner
McDonald, A L, contractor
McDonald, J, secy Bonanza Mining Co
McDonald, J, mine owner
McDonald, Jas, furniture dealer
McDonald, Mrs, prop Stanley hotel
McDurgall, A M, miner
McFarlane, W G, Kootenay hotel
McGilvary, D, engineer
McGrath, M, bridge foreman C. & K.
Railway
Mclntyre, A, teamster
McKay, A, miner
McLaughlin, F, miner
McLaughlin, Hugh, contr<fctor
McLaughlin, Mrs, dressmaker
McLean, — , contractor
McLean, Geo, cook 8.8. Ainsworth
McLean, Samuel, steward of Shack
McLellan, D M, sash and door manfr
McLellan, — , miner
McLeod, F M, solicitor
McLeod, Mrs, dairy
McLeod, W, prospector
McMorris, capt S.S. Nelson
McNeil, J, Mmer
McVittie, Thomas, surveyor
Meehan, Martin, miner
Miles, John, constable
Miller, J, S.S. Ainsworth
Mills, L, Victoria hotel
Mills, T A, painter
Miner Printing and Publishing Co.,
Robt Renwick, mgr
Monneheu, M, miner
Moore, A W, contractor
Moore, GhaSj draughtsman
Moore, F, miner
Morgan, A, gardener
Morrice, David, hotel prop, Toad Mt
Morrison, H, hotelkeeper, Toad Mt
Motion,W, book-keeper (Hull, Leeson
Co)
Mudlands, H, prospector
Muir, Andrew, lawyer
Muir, John, gardener
Muir, W
Muir, Mrs, cook
Munn, J, miner
Murry, J, miner
Murry, P, miner
Maden, Geo R, foreman Nelson
sawmill
Needlands Bros, photographers
Needlands, James, photographer
Nelson, L, waiter
Newberry, Frank N, butcher H. & L
Newton, H E, property owner
Nixon, itugh, miner
Noel, E, refreshment contractor, C
& Ky. S. Nav Co steamboat
Noonan, P, miner
Oaks, J, miner
0<<tes, John, butcher
O'Brien, J, miner
Oddy, J H, miner
O'DriscoU, R, capitalist
O'Farrell, J P, draughtsman C.P.R
Oldcorn, R, miner
Olston, Charles, miner
Ote' Ki, assistant. The Shack
itram. Miss, assistant F J Squire
i aris, H, miner
Paris, W, miner
Parkins, Joseph, plasterer
Pascoe, William, miner
Patterson, John, engr str Ainsworth
Perdue, W, butcher
Perkins, Walter G, carpenter
Perry, C E, civil and mining nngr,
P.L.S
Perry, R J, miner
Perry, R T, carpenter
Petersen, Peter, saloon keeper
Phair, E E, prop Phair hotel
Phair, J, clerk
Phillips, Chas, prop Poodle Dog resnt
Poorman Mining Co, J Davenport
mgr
Pratt, F W, miner
Pratt, George, miner
Proctor, James, labr
Ramsey, E, miner owner
Ranchon, G, blacksmith
Rathwell, J A, miner
Ratliff, J, musician
Ray, S, miner
Rebon, G, miner
Reed, M, miner
Renwick, R, Nelson Miner
Renolds, C, miner
Richardson, Geo W, real estate and
financial broker
Richardson & Bealey, real estate and
financial brokers
Riesterer, Chas, Tecumset hotel
Riesterer & Jeizener, brewers
Rippen, Harry, miner
Rippen, H, prospector
Risdale, J C, miner
Ritchie, Fred, D.L.S.(Kirk& Ritchie)
Ritnlu, F, surveyor
Robinson, J, miner
T. D0BE80N. N. W. DOBKSON.
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Robinson, W P, deputy sheriflf
Robson, G R, mgr H.B. Co's store
Rodier, E, tinsmith
Rodier, Peter, plumber
Rolfe, W H, secy Nelson sawmill
Roy, Andre, miner
Roy, Simon, mine owner
Rudd, H V, assistant postmaster
Russell, E C
Ruzzuto, B, labr C.P.R.
Sampson, H R, clerk
Sandilands, £ M, police officer
Sanderson, John, miner
Sandin(;ham, M, miner
Scanlan, Charles, bandmaster
Scholey, John, miner
Schwartzfiger, W, miner
Seal, James, teamster
Sealey, Chas, bookkeeper
Seaman, William, str Nelson
Selous, Harold, J.P., real estate and
mining broker
Sharon, Harry, clerk
Shaw, J, clerk
Shaw, John, miner
Shaw, C, miner
Shaw, Simon, miner
Shaw, Thomas, miner
Shaw, 8 P, operator C.P.R
Shaw, W, miner
Shaw, W B, clerk
Shepherd, E C, str Nelson
Short, Capt, str Nelson
Silver King Hotel, John Johnson
prop
Smart, J, miner
Smith, Alfred, miner
Smith, F, prospector
Smith, J, miner
Smith, Mrs M, boarding house
Smith, W, labr
Sodusburg, O, miner
South Kootenay Bitard of Trade, R E
Lemon, president
Spaulding, A, prospector
Spence, J K, miner
Spencer, W G, miner
Sproat, G M, stipendiary magistrate
Sproule, Charles, bookkpr Wilson &
Perdue
Squire, F J, tailor
Squire, J, tailor
Stanley, £ H, photographer
Stanley, George, photographer
Stanley, G M, newsdealer
Stead, J, blackB!>iith
Stephens, Isaiah, boatbuilder
Stephenson, Alexander, carpenter
Stephenson, George, tinsmith
Stephenson, J, tinsmith
Sterling, brewer
Stevenson, Harry, carpenter
Stewart, Charles, packer
Stewart, John, acct Bank of B. C
Stewart, W, miner
Stirsky, F, watchmaker
Stirsky, J, watchmaker
St Lawrence, P, miner
St Lawrence, Pete, placer miner
Sturch, Sam, teamster
Stucky, Richard, contractor
Sul'ivan, P, miner
Sully, Walter, carpenter
Swedbery, J P, miner
Swedenherg, E, miner
Sweet, Charles, engr
Taylor, J A, shoemaker
Taylon, Dan, miner
Teetzel, W F, & Co, druggists
Thomas, Ben, miner
Thomas, B, miner
Thomas, E A, teamster
Thomas, W, miner
Thompson, C, miner
Thompson, E, clerk Garland & Co
Tolson, .lohn W, prop'ty owner, Tol-
son blk
Townsend, Charles, mine owner
Townsend, N F, surveyor
Toy, S, miner
Tracey, Fred, labr
Trave8,E C,butcher (Wilson & Perdue)
Tunstall, Geo, agt Hamilton Pow'r Co
Turner, J A, mgr J F Hume & Co
Turner Bros, music and stationery.
Baker st
Turner, J E, (Turner Bros; Baker st
Turner, James, minister
Turner, P, (Turner Bros) Baker st
Twieg, H, surveyor
Urqunart, George, capt steamboat
VaUeau, Fred, surveyor C.P.R
Van-NesB, C, prop Nelson hotel
Walby, W H, clerk C. & K.S. Nav Co
Walcroft, C, section foreman C.P.R
Walker A, miner
Walker, J F, clerk Phair hotel
Walker, Miss, housekpr Phair htl
Walsh, J, miner
Walters, J labr
Walters, L, brick kiln owner
Walters, Leo, brewer
Waterman, G, mess'gr Bank of B.C
Ward, T M, saloon keeper, Vernon st
Ward, J F, mine owner
Ward, W, labr
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Warden, J S, miner
Wataon, J A, capitalist
Watson, John, land owner
Went, Fredk, rancher
West, W, rancher
Whalley, E P, contractor
Wheelden, E F
White, Bruce, contractor
White, Robt, miner
Whiteside, George, contractor
Wills, Alex, brewer
Wills, R W, carpenter
Will, W, miner
Williams, Dr
Williams, George, wood mcht
Williamson, F, brakeman C.P.R
Williamson, George, teamster
Willis, George, miner
Willis, Miss E, confectr and fancy wk
Wilson, W, livery stable
Wilson, Blake, (Wilson & Perdue)
Wilson, George, miner
Wilson, Joseph, miner
Wilson & Perdue, butchers
Wood, E, miner
Wood, R, prospector
Woods, George, carpenter
Wright, Samuel, prospector
Yuill, Robt, miner Toad Mt
Yuill, Geo, Str Nelson
NEW CALEDONIA.
New Caldedonia is one of the largest
of the Hudson Bay Go's trading
districts, being upwards of 300
miles square. It comprises part of
three electoral districts, viz : Cari-
boo, Cassiar and New Westminster
and includes most of what is com-
monly known as the Lake country.
The chief resources of the country
are furs, but there is a very per-
ceptible falling off. The country
has been burned over frequently,
destroying vast tracts of timber,
and the grass, herbs, etc., on which
many of the fur-bearing animals
live. Gold is found on tlie Fraser,
Parsnip and Nechaco rivers, also in
the Finlay branch of the Peace
river. Fort St. James on Stewart's
Lake, is the head post of the dis-
trict. Fort George, Fort Fraser,
Fort McLeod,Fort Connolly and Fort
Babine are the other posts in the
district. There is no regular postal
system — letters are occasionally
conveyed by the Hudson Bay Co's
pack trains. Nor are there any
roads ; the pack horses travel over
imperfectly defined trails.
Aguayo, Jos, packer, Stuart's lake
Alexander, Jas, factor H.B.Co, Mc-
Leod's lake
Blanchard, Rev Father, O.M.I. ,
Stuart's lake
Collins, M, factor H.B. Co, Bear lake
Gordon, Jas, factor H.B. Co, Stony cr
McDonald, John, bookkpr, H. B. 'Co,
Stuart's lake
McKenzie, F, retired, Stuart's lake
Morris, Rev Father, O.M.I, "
Murray, Alex C, elk H.B. Co "
Ogden, Chas, factor H.B. Co, Fort
George
Peters, E S, factor, H.B. Co, Connol-
ly lake
Sinclair, Wm, factor H B Co, Fraser
lake
Tappage, Janes, elk H.B. Co, Fort
George
NEW DENVER.
Postmaster, T. H. Bourne.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial
of West Kootenay ; 28 miles from
Nakusp. Nearest express office and
banking point. Nelson; mails once
a week. Communication by pack
trains and boat, also by stage every
four days to Nelson, and every two
days to Nakusp. The Nakusp &
Slocan railway, now under con-
struction, will materially improve
communication with New Denver.
The Slocan Prospector is a news-
paper published here weekly.
Angrejow, Palma,minerand boatman
Angrejow, John, miner and boatman
Archer, WC, lotary puband rl estate
Armit, L M, notary public
Armit & Rashdall, rl e8tate,mines,etc
Ardiel, Thomas, miner
Aylwin, John, bartender
Aylwin, Harry, hotel clerk
Aviwin, Charles, saloon keeper
Black, James, carpenter
Black, John
Bolender, J C, house carpenter
Bourne Bros, gen store and postoffice
Bourne. T H I>ostma^ter
Briggs, L H, mine owner
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and Mtricoltiiral Imsleients.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Cameron, James, contractoi
Clay, B N, miner
Culer, Frank, miner
Cnrrie, J H, clerk at Bourne Bros
Darke & Southerland, carpenters and
contractors
Darke, S Robert
Delaney, James, saloon keeper
Delaney, John, hotel clerk
Douslas, Fred, miner
Duf^, Thomas, carpenter
Ehrmamtrant & Madsen, meat and
provisions
Esterbrooks, Gfo, steamboat capt'n
Faas, Charles, miner
Fairbairn, David, miner
Fairbairn, Geo, miner
Foley, J T, miner
Gannon, Pat, foreman
Gates, J R, miner
Gesness, H, labr
GesnesB, Thomas, labr
Getting & Henderson, hotel keepers
Gibson, John, miner
Gill, John, saloonkeeper
Glover, William, minor
Gossen, John, ship carpenter
Gormerly, F R, restaurant keeper
Grady, M, mine owner
Helsher, Paul, baker
Hickman, Max, labr
Hill Bros, sawmill owners and lum-
bermen
Hoppe, Charles, painter and glazier
Hughes & Herlin, real estate
Hughes, Felix, miner
Hullmark, Gus, miner
Hunter, William
Jeffers, Fred, miner
Kerr, Mr, barrister, solicitor and
notary public
Laatz, Charles, mine owner
Macnaghten, FF, mine owner
Madsen, Hans, of Ehrmamtrant &
Madsen
Mann, Alex, teamster
Matsen, William, baker
Marins, James, miner
McClements, Jno, restaurant keeper
McCulloch, — , assayer
McKav, Alex, logger
McKernon, James, builder
McKinnon, W 0, machinist
McLaren, Peter, labr
McLeod, Dan, rancher and miner
McMillan, Charles, miner
McPhee, Allan, logger
McTaggart, Robt. millwright
Murphy, A, miner
Price, Wm, miner
Rathborne, M R W, miner
Rashdall, Chas, of Armit & Rashdall
Rashdall. G H, rancher
Reed, Alfred, miner
Saunders, W F, miner
Shannon, Ed, biker
Sheppard, Geo, labr
Smith, William H, mine owner
Sproat, Alex, mining recorder
Starrett, P L, labr
Stege, H, hotel prop
Sutherland, Robt
Thomlinson, Wm, asst postmaster
Thorburn, Grant, hotel keeper
Tobin, M, printer
Twigg, H, prov land surveyor
Van Dorn, M, painter and glazier
Wallace, J G, miner
Waugh, Harry, miner
Wharton, M, sawmill owner
Whittey, David, miner
Wild, M, furniture maker
Williamson, W, Dr
Wills, W R, carpenter
NEW WESTMINSTER JUNCTION.
(See Coquitlam Municipality and West-
minster Junction.)
POSTMASTER, R. B. KeLLY.
Seventeen miles from Vancouver
NICOLA LAKE.
(See also Coultee, Lower Nicola and
Quilchena.)
Postmaster, A. R. Carrinqton.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kooienay and Provincial of
Yale, is situated about 60 miles
from Kamloops. Nearest telegraph
and express ofSce Spence's Bridge.
Ashton, Rev J J, B.A , B.D., Metho-
dist minister
Basham, H J, farm hand
Bent, G C, bartender, Driard hotel
Carrington, A B, merchant and
postmaster
Carrington, Thomas, gentleman
Clapperton, George, rancher
Clapperton, John, J. P. Government
agent and fmr
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Clark, John, contractor and fmr
Clark, Robert, mail carrier
Clark Walter, labr
Cleaeby, H S, labr
Corbett, John, fmr
Dalley, C, fmr
Darrell, H, mill labr
FergUben, A, mill labr
Fox, G C, labr
Gillie, J D, provincial constable
Gillie, P J, fmr
Gilmore, John, fmr
Gilmore, John, jr, labr
Goodisson, A, labr
Goodisson, H, labr
Howse, A C, mchtand mill owner
MacKean — , farm hand
Mansfield, F, la"
Munro, D L, farm labr
Murray, Rev Geo, Pr< by minister
Orchard, Bert, mill laor
Page, — , mill labr
Pooley, James, fmr
P'loley, Rev John
Pooley, fmr
Richardson, H, saivyer .
Riley, W, blacksmith '
Smith, Robert, fmr
Staart, George, saddle and harnetis
Sutton, A, B.M., M.R.C.S.
Govt, res physician
Thomas, C E, clerk
Thomas, H H, labr
Tho:-ao, W, carpenter
Wimiey, P H, farm labr
Woodward, Cubt, carpenter
Woodward, H E, fmr
Eng.,
NICOMEKL.
(Kensington Prairie.)
POSTMASTKB, RiOHARD LuDLOW.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of Ntw West-
minster, about one and a half miles
from Cloverdale, on the New West-
minster aud Southern railway.
Nevrest telegraph office, Clover
Vulley ; ex^ ress office and banking
j^int, New Westminster, distant,
12 miles. Communication by rail
and water.
Appell, Anton, fmr
Bryant, Lewis, logger
Carncrosb, Chas, fmr
Carncross, Edward, fmr
Callishaw, William, gardener
Fallowfield, Thomas, fmr
Fallowfleld, Robt, fmr
Guinett, James, fmr
Jones, James, fmr
Kerry, John, fmr
Kneedem, Narcisus, fmr
Ludltiw, Richard, fmr and post-
master
Miller, James, fmr
Marshall, William, fmr
Menzies, William, fmr
McCormick, Henry, fmr
McDonald, Wm, engr
McDonald, John, fmr
McKay, Kenneth, fmr
Ogilyie, Robt, logger
Preston, William, fmr
Pickard, Thomas, fmr
Parr, Edward, fmr
Shinze, Alfred, fmr
Walmsley, P C, fmr
Walker, Samuel, fmr
NICOMEN.
Postmaster, William Brown.
A tir.g station on the main line of the
C. ?. R., in the Dominion and Pro-
vincial Electoral District of New
Westminster, dismnt 63 miles
from Vancouver. There is also
steamboat communication with
New Westminstei .distant, 42 miles.
Nearest telegraph and express
offices. Chilli wack. distant, 8 miles;
banking point. New Westminster.
Mails, twice a week.
Bain, William, fmr
Baldock, John, fmr
Boyd, John, fmr
Browu, William, postmaster and
blacksmith
Campbell, C De Vere, fmr
Carron, Joseph, fmr
Carron,.Levi, fmr
Carron, Simmoen, fmr
Charters, David, fmr
Charters, Edward, fmr
Clarke, Horace, fmr
Clarke, R Churchill, fmr
Conjbes. William, fmr
Conner, George B, fmr
Curtis, George, fmr
Deroche, Alphonse, fmr
Derocher, Ernest, fmr
Derocher, Joseph, fmr
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Elmsley, Ge
Gilman, Mre
Gourley, Jan
Gourley, Jol
Gourley, The
Hathey, Wil
Jaggers, Johi
Jaggers, Mon
Kelley, Thon
Lewis, Theod
Loux, Geo, fi
McBride, Jol
McColl, Ansri
McDonald, St
McDonald, W
Mclnnis, Joh
Miller, Henry
Miller, Heniy
Morroi, .Tohn,
Morrison, Doi
Morrison, Ma
Parent, Felix,
Patton,Thom
Prefontine, Al
Richmond, Vi
Shine, T W, 8(
[Spring, Isaac,
Trembly, Jose
Tretheway, L^a
Williams, Artl
Youmans, Abl
Youmans, Geo
v'oumans, Sila
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Arnott, Williai
Austin, C L, ei
Bainbridge, R
Blanchard, H,
Borril, James,
Brady, Willian
Bunt, J M, em]
Ca'lin, Joseph,
Ca'der, James,
Campbell, F J,
Choate, E, brid
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Elmsley, Miss Eliza, school teacher
Elmsley, Georjje, fmr
Gilman, Mrs, fmr
Gourley, James, fmr
Gourley, John, fmr
Gourley, Thomas, fmr
Hathey, William, fmr
Jag(i;ers, John, fmr
JagKers, Monson John, fmr
Kelley, Thomas, fmr
Lewis, Theodore, fmr
Loux, Geo, fmr
McBride, John, fmr
McCoU, Anfi-ua, fmr
McDonald, Samuel, fmr
McDonald, William, fmr
Mclnnis, John, fmr
Miller, Henry ar, fmr
Miller, Henry, jr, fmr
Alorroi, John, fmr
Morrison, Donald, fmr
Morrison, Malcolm, fm.
Parent, Felix, fmr
Patton, Thomas, fmr
Prefontine, Alphonse, fmr
Eichmond, Va'entine, fmr
Shine, T W, acnool teacher
Spring, Isaac, fmr
Trembly, Joseph, fmr
Tretheway, c*amuel, fmr
Williams, Arthur Bryant, fmr
Youmans, Able, fmr
Youmans, George, fmr
v'ouinans, Silas, fmr
NORTH BEND.
Postmaster, J. Webb.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Yale-Kootenay, is
on the main line of the C. P. R.,
129 miles east of Vancouver, which
is the banking point. Post, tele-
graph and express office; mails
daily.
Arnott, William, wood train foreman
Austin, C L, emp C.P.R
Bainbridge, R A
Blanchard, H, blacksmith
Borril, James, gardener C.P.R. hotel
Brady, William, watchman C.P.R
Bunt, J M, emp C.P.R
Oa'lin, Joseph, emp C.P.R
Ca'der, James, agent
Campbell, F J, emp C.P.R
Choate, E, bridge supt C.P.R
Choate, J Y, asst bridge supt C.P.R
Copeland, John, fmr
Deitz, Morris, section foreman C.P.R
Duff, John, operator
Fink, Henry, hotelkeeper
Fink, John,' hotelkeeper
Fraser, N A, operator
'^ivin, Robert, C.P.R. emp
ILii'isey, James, line repairer C.P.R
Ktily, Daniel, section foreman C.P.R
Leigh, James, boarding house prop
Low, J H, locomotive foreman
Lyons, Mrs E, storekeeper
Lyons, John, storekeeper
Mackeniot, E, emp C.P.R
McDougal, John, watchman C.P.R
Mollison, Miss J, mgr C.P.R. hotel
Ostrum, A, fvap C.I'.R
Phemister, A, fmr
Pratt, H J, emp C.P.R
Riley, C W, Cascade poultry yard
Smith, Charles, emp C.P.R
Sweeney, George, chief C.P.R. hotel
Wade, Phil, rock foreman
Wallace, J, C.P.R. emp
Webb, John, hotelkeeper and post-
master
Wellmon, John, timekeeper C P.R
NORTHFIELD.
Postmaster, Jas. Wm. Crossan.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Nan-
aimo ; is situated on tiie Esquimalt
& Nanaimo Railroad and is on the
main road to Wellington. The
Northfield coal mine gives employ-
2uent to a large number of hands.
Abiett, Daniel, miner
Abrams, John, miner
Adams, Andrew, miner
Adams, John, miner
Alexander, Andrew, miner
Alexander, John, miner
Amala, Andrew, miner
Anderson, .\lfred, miner
Anderson, John, boardins; house
Anderson, John, jr, miner
Anderson, Robert, miner
Anderson, Thomas, miner
And' raon, William, miner
Armstrong, James, miner
Armstrong, Wm, n iner
Ashcroft, John, miner
Atckeson, James, butcher
Bailey, T J, baker
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Baines, Peter, miner
Baker, Thomas, miner
Balzani, Angelo, miner
Balzani, Gonis, miner
Balzani, Joseph, miner
Barera, Telico, miner
Baube, John, miner
Beattie, AValter, labr, Powder Works
Begnee, John, miner
Bergland, Peter, miner
Bertaux, Everest, miner
Blakeley, Thomas, boarding honse
Blunt, Alfred, miner
Boggiano, Dominie, miner
Boombarer, George, miner
Borgstrom, John, miner
Bowen, William, miner
Brechin, Robert, miner
Breen, Peter, miner
Bynaski, George, sr, miner
Cafiell, Frank, miner
Campbell, Dr. Bell, M.D., Northfield
Colliery physician
Canoni, Ferdinand, miner
Carlson, Alfred, miner
Carlson, August, miner
Carlson, Alex, miner
Carlson, Charles, miuer
Carr, Robert, miner
Carrol, Henry, miner
Cavallero, Garteuee, miner
Charrier, Louis, miner
Chiccinine, Joseph, miner
Chivre, John, miner
Cisko, Andrew, miner
Clark, Edward, miner
Clarkson, Alexander, shift foreman
Cochrane, Webb, miner
Cooper, A, labr, Powder Works
Cooper, Rev C, pastor Church of
England
Cooper, William, miner
'ourans, Charl(>s, miner
Coute, Dominie Dojiiings, miner
Coute, Jo8ej)h, miner
Cowan, Thomas
Cox, E, mii)(3r
Coyle, Daniel, hairdresser and toba<;-
conist
(!raig, William, min«r
Cress, Kello, miner
Cresseo, Rimeo, miner
Crossan, Jas Wm, postmast^rf
Dallas, Frank, miner
Dandoof, August, miner
Daiidoof, Solmona, miner
Davies, E L, miner
Davied, Griffith, miner
Davies, Richard, miner
Davies, Thomas, miner
Deeming, Albert, miner
Deeming, James, miner
Delcourt, Victor, miner
Despinilo, Alfred, fmr
Devaax, Henry, sr, miner
Dillon, H A, notary public
Dobeson, Mrs, boarding house
Doward, E, miner
Doward, Enoch, miner
Doyle, Jean D, miner
Duchene, Feliciere, miner
Dudley, Elijah, miner
Duggan, Albert, miner
Dunsmuir, John, miner
Dunsmuir, Martin, miner
Dunsmore, Alexander, miner
Eastman, George
Elvi, Andrew, miner
English, Robert, miuer
Eric, Lattilln, miner
Evans, David, miner
Evans, Eyiii), iiniicr
Evans, Thoui«? iinnfr
Evans, William. I;uker and coufcctnr
Eveuce, Mich, miner
Farrell, Martin, miner
Fearii, Hugh, miner
Fenton, Willinm, enj^ineer
Ferguson, Daniel, nnner
Ferguson, Malcolm, miner
Fink, A, miner
Fitzpatrick, Thomas, miner
Flynn, Mike, miner
Fc- ter, Thomas, miner
Fox, Patrick, miner
Francois, Andrew, miner
Frank, J B, miner
Gaffnev, P, miner
Glen, Jam4>», miner
Grandon, H W, miner
Greenwell ,john B, miner
Griffith, B^'njamin, miner
Griffiths, Mrs, boarding house
Guillotte, Joachin, miner
GuiMotte, .loseph, miner
Gun^iergon, Knut, miner
Had0Yt0, Francois, miner
Haddow, Barnes, miner
Haddow, William, miner
Hamilton Powder Co, W A Young,
mgr
Hannon, Nicholas, miner
HaskinH, George, miner
HaufTnxann, Frauk, miner
Hayonan, William, miner
Higuebram, Felicien, miner
T. J. TRAPP & 00., Hardware, Faints, Oils anH Auricnltiiral
Columbia Street, NEW WE8TMINST»BB, B. C.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
Jlurop«an and UnffHth &JROOESIE3,
WIirXB ana ZIQUOBS, Prte and in
Bond. VICTORIA, B. C.
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Hill, James
Hillier, Henry, miner
Holland, John, miner
Horrobin, John, miner
Horth, Charles, hotelkeeper
Howat, Alexander, miner
Hughes, Thomas, miner
Hutchby, Wm
Hygh, Geo E, sr, labr, Powder Wks
Hygh, Geo E, jr, labr, Powder Wka
Irven, Jas, miner
Jackson, Wm, teamster
Jany & Crossan, general store. North-
field postoffice
Jeflfery, fruit store
Johnson, Albert, miner
Johnson, August, miner
Jolly, James, miner
Jones, Daniel, miner
Jones, David M, miner
Jones, John N, miner
Jones, Lewis, engr
Jones, Samuel, miner
Jones, Samuel, storekeeper
Jones, Starkey, miner
Jonkas, Frank, labr, Powder Works
James, Sham, miner
Kennedy, James, timber man
Kerr, RoJjert, miner
Kerr, William, miner
Kealey, John, shift foreman
Kezaski, Andrew, miner
Kllpatrick, Thomas, miner
Larsen, Fred, miner
Lastie, Alex, minor
Lastie, George, miner
Lastie, John, miner
Lawley, Thomas E, carpt
I^eavett, W H, sr, labr, Powder Wks
Leavett, W H, jr, labr. Powder Wks
Leith, '/illiam, miner
Levista, Mich, miner
Lewis, William D, miner
Linsey, William, miner
Little, John, miner
Little, Noble, miner
Louche, Joseph Peter, miner
Lynn, John, miner
Maddock, Thomas, miner
Alaffea, Carli, miner
Martin, L F, labr, Powder Works
Matkines, John, miner
Ma*»hews, John F, miner
Mcl^rooni, Archie, miner
McCane, Samuel, boardina; house
McDonald, Duncan, miner
McGimpsey, William, miner
McKinnon, Alexander, miner
McKinnon, Dennis, miner
McLeod, Angus, Provincial Police
McMillan, Laughlin, miner
McNuUy, Edward, miner
McPherson, Rev N, A.M., Presby'n
minister
Meddley, John, labr. Powder Works
Melzer, Henry, miner
Meredith, George, miner
Meredith, Thomas, miner
Michaux, August, miner
Michaux, D'Israel, miner
Michaux, Louis, miner
Micsek, Victor, miner
Miesse, Lieven, miner
Miller, Charles, locomotive engr
Milligan, Edwd, engr
Mills, Thomas, shift foreman
Miosky, John, miner
Mitchell, Emil, miner
Mitchell, George, miner
Moore, Colin, miner
Morgan, William, miner
Morris, Richard, blacksmith
Munro, Hugh, timber man
Munro, Wm, timber man
Murdock, William, timber vixn
Muscatto, Ferdinand, miner
Myoski, George, miner
Myoski, Mich, miner
Nankinel, Joseph, miner
Narcisse, Jampier, miner
Neath, William, miner
Norcrosa, J E, principal of school
Northfield branch of Nanaimo tram
Patterson, John, miner
Patterson, John, labr Powder Works
Perry, Phillip, miner
Pietro, Clovis, miner
Podessta, Antonio, miner
Portrey, Ambrose, miner
Potter, James, miner
Reese, David, miner .
Regard, August, miner
Regard, Frank, miner
Regard, Leonard, miner
Reves, Henry, miner
Reves, >\ D, miner
Rice, Thomas, miner
Roberts, Stephen, butcher
Robertson, Andrew, miner
Roifers, David, boarding house
Rosewall, Henry, miner
Ross, Henry, fmr and teamster
Ross, Walter, miner
Ross, William, miner
Rumming, Fred, store clerk
Russell, Robt, miner
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Russell, Thomas, miner
Scales, Alfred, miner
Siiarcia, Francois, miner
Schwartz, Frank, miner
Schumaker, John, miner
Sharman, Joseph, brakeman
Simms, William, miner
Sinclure, Mich, miner
Sloan, James, labr Powder Works
Smith, Thomas R, shoeingsmith, etc
Spisak, Michael
Stewart, Andrew, miner
Stewart, Daniel, miner
Stewart, James, miner
Stewart, John, miner
Stewart, Peter, miner
Stewart, Mrs, boarding house
Stonehouse, Dennis, miBer
St Pietro, Carlo, miner
Sullivan, Thos, miner
Svolenski, Geo, miner
Swan, Peter, miner
Sweetist, John, miner
Simpson, William, miner
Tassin, Victor, miner
Taylor, Geo, miner
Tliomas, Lewis, miner
Thrope, M C, miner
Tirvie, August, miner
Tonhanses, Joseph, miner
Trenella, John, miner
Trevelyan, Thomas, miner
Tunnah, Ed, miner
TunuahLLThomas, miner
Vague,'i'homas, miner
Valance, Joseph, miner
Vandensuck, Julian, miner
Vaseneuf, Amil, miner
Verence, Secondo, miner
Wall, Thomas, hotelkeeper
Wairen, Henry, miner
Webley, Thomas, miner
Whitt^a, James, miner
Whitta, John, miner
Whallen, Mat, labr Powder Works
Whallen, Thomas, labr Powder Wks
Wilkenson, Rev R, Methodist minstr
Wilgress, Chas, miner
Wilks, James, miner
Williams, Charles H, miner
Williams, Nathaniel, miner
Wilson, Geo, miner
Wilson, John sr, miner
Young, John, minei
Young, W A, mgr Hamilton Powder
Company
NORTH WEST COAST.
In the Skeena division of the Elec-
toral District of Cassiar, includes
the big stretch of country extending
from Alert Bay on the south to the
Alaska boundary line on the north.
There are some great timber belts,
good minerals, and unlimited fish-
ery prospects. The salmon can-
ning industry is extensively car-
ried on at Naas and Skeena rivers,
also at Lowe, Smith, Gardiner and
Rivers' Inlet. The timber consists
principally of spruce, red cedar,
hemlock and yellow cedar or
cypress. There is regular steam
boat communication, during the
open season, with Alert Bay,Rivers*
Inlet, Bella Bella, Skeena, Metla-
katla, Fort Simpson, Naas River,
Smith's Inlet, Gardiner's Inlet and
Queen Charlotte Islands. Commu-
nication with Lome Creeks, Forks
of Skeena and Omineca is
kept up by canoes during
the summer months, but dur-
ing the winter the river is frozen
over and there is no traffic from
November till May. Mails fort-
nightly. Telegraph, express and
banking point, Nanaimo.
Alexander, J A L, stock raiser. Fort
Simpson
Anderson, Henry, charcoal burner,
•Aberdeen
Ardagh, Dr Vernon, C.M.S., Metla-
katla
Barnes, W, agent Cunningham &
Son, Percher Island
Bolton, Dr A E, Methodist Mission-
ary, Fort Simpson
Brentzen, Fritz, tinsmith. Fort Simp-
son
Brentzen, Hans, bricklayer, Fort
Simpson
Brentzen, Henry, labr. Fort Simpson
Brentzen, Paul, storekeeper. Fort
Simpson
Broutlecht, Henry, clerk B.A.P. Co.,
Skeena
Brown, James, engineer, PortEsseng-
ton
Cameron,iUan,9torekeeper,0arthew-
ville
Campbell, John, cook, Metlakatla
Cartnew.John A, manager Packing Co
Carthewville
T. DOBEBON, N. W. D0BE80N.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
iron an<t Brass Pounders, Oeneral MaeMnists .
A.II Kinds of Bspairs, Zand and Marine,
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jClifford, Charl
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iCollmson, Rev
i coleth,Naas
iCooper, Bernai
prosby. Rev T
: ^ sionary. Bell,
Cunningham,
Essington
Cunningham, ^
Port Essingtc
Cunningham,
Metlakatla
Cunningham,
Essington
Dempster, Jan
Port Essingto
Dempster, Wm
Co, Aberdeen
Dilton, George. {
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Donohue, Edwai
Field, Rev John.
Fie win, John,
constable and j
Gamble, Thoma
Essington
Gibson, Geo A, n
trial School, Nt
Grantham, Fran
sington
Gray, James, labi
fjurd. Rev, Rob
katla
Harrison, Rev V
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Herring, John, fit
sington'
Holmes, Gus, mi
Skeena
Homans, James,
Essington
H ijng, Rev Geo
M nary. Port Es
Honper, —, clerl
Skeena
Irving. Peter, min<
J'icobsco, Victor, 1
/ennin;?b, Rev D
missionary, Naai
Johnson, Win, fmr
Ke'ly, Maurice, coc
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t'^Uhy, Horace, ga
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Hazelton
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Largemt in the
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Clayton, John, trader, Bella Bella
{Clifford, Charles, M. D., agent H. B.
Co., Fort Simpson
'Collinson, Rev Wm H, C.M.S., Kin-
, coleth, Naas
Cooper, Bernard, fisherman, Naas
Crosby, Rev Thos, Methodist Mis-
sionary, Bella Bella
Cunningham, George, trader. Port
Essington
Cunningham, George, jr, carpenter,
Port Essington
Cunningham, John, storekeeper,
Metlakatla
Cunningham, Robert, trader, Port
Essington
Dempster, James, ship carpenter.
Port Essington
Dempster, Wm H, manager Windsor
Co, Aberdeen
Dilton, George, Skid fishery, Skidgate
Q.C.I
Donohue, Edward, fisherman, Naas
Field, Rev John. C.M.S. Hazlston
Flewin, John, Government agent,
constable and registrar
Gamble, Thomas, millwright. Port
Essington
Gibson, Geo A, manager Naas Indus-
trial School, Naas
Grantham, Frank, clerk, Port Es-
sington
Gray, James, labr, Naas
Gurd, Rev, Robert, C.M.S. Metla-
katla
Harrison, Rev W, C.M.S., Masset,
Q.C.I
Herring, John, fisherman, Port Es-
sington'
Holmes, Gus, manager B.A.P. Co,
Skeena
Homans, James, fisherman. Port
Essington
H sine, Rev Geo F, Methodist Mis-
bt 'Uary, Port Essington
Hopper, — , clerk, Balmoral Co,
Skeena
Irving. Peter, miner, Skeena
Jncobscn, Victor, trader, Bella Coola
Jennin^b, Rev Dennis, Methodist
missionary, Naas
Johnson, Win, fmr. Fort Essington
Ke'ly, Maurice, cooper. Port Essing-
.011
Kiiby, Horace, gardener, Metlaka-
tla"
Loring, Richard E, Indian agent,
Hazelton
Lundberg, Chas, mgr Skid fishery
Lyon, J H, clerk, Hudson's Bay Co,
Hazelton, Saunders Harbor, Q.C.I
Macbeth, David, labr, Masset, Q.O.I
Madden, William, master stmr Nell,
Georgetown
Matheson, John, cooper, Naas
McArthur, Daniel, miner, Skeena
McCorvie, Archibald, manager Stan-
dard Canning Co, Irving
McCuUoch, Rev J B, C.M.S., Aix-
anch, Naas
McEwen, Alex, storekeeper, Port
Essington
Mclnnes, Alex D, engineer, Port
Essington
McKay, Hugh, carpenter. Port Es-
sington
Mennie, Wm T, clerk, Port Essington
Miller, Rev A N, Methodist mission,
Skidegate, Q.C.I
Modelin, Wm, engineer, Metlakatla
Morrison, Chas S, clerk, Metlakatla
Morrison, Daniel, canneryman, Aber-
deen
Morrison, Murdoch, fishery inspec-
tor, Port Essington
Mouatt, A C, clerk H. B. Co., Fort
Simpson
Paul, John, fisherman, Irving
Pierce, Rev Wm, Methodist mission-
ary, Hazelton
Pratt, Henry, ship carpenter. Port
EssiuKton
Price, Rev Albert, C.M.S., Kitran-
gagh, Skeena river
Ridley, Rt Rev Bishop, agent C.M.S,
Metlakatla
Robinson, Daniel, carpenter, Irving
Robinson, Theodore A, storekeeper,
Inverness
Rood, John, carpenter. Lowe Inlet
Rothwell, Frank, storekeeper. Port
Essiijgton
Roundy, Frank, carpenter, Naas
Rudlin, James, fisherman, Metlakatla
Rudlin, William, boat builder, Met-
lakatla
Rystedt, Frank, fisherman, Skeena
Sargent, R 8, clerk H. B. Co, Hazel-
ton
Stephen^, E C, agent H. B. Co, Mas-
sett, Q.C.I
Scott, John R, principal Industrial
School. Metlakatla
SVilloii. Win B, manager Balmoral
Co, Hkeena
Smith, Alex, fisherman, Irving
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Snuggs, Charles, labr, Naas
Spence, John, engineer, Port Essing-
ton
Spencer, John E, Methodist mission-
ary, Skeena
Stapledon, Bartholomew, manager
Inverness Canning Co, Inverness
St. Armand, Joseph, fmr, George-
town
Stewart, David, fisherman, Inverness
Sutters, Leno, fisherman, Carthew-
ville
Thornhill, Thos, watchman, Inver-
ness
Todd, Charles, Indian agent, Metla-
katla
Tolmie, H Fraser, book-keeper, Oar-
thewville ^
Tomlinson, Rev R, Skeena
Tennent,Robt, manager Skidegate Oil
Works, Skidegate, Q.C.I
Walker, Fied, teacher, Fort Simpson
Warren, Wm, engineer, Carthewville
Waahburn, B W, trapper, Metlaka-
tla
Washburne, Lorna, mariner, Metla-
katla
Williams, David, engineer, Inverness
Williams, John, engineer, George-
town
Williscroft, Geo, mill owner, George-
town
Woods, Robt, manager Cascade Can-
ing Co, Naas
NOTCH HILL.
Postmaster, Chas. Castle.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale, is a station on the line of the
C.P.R. with trains passing twice a
day. Has a telegr.iph and express
oflice ; mails daily. Banking point
Kamloops, distant 60 miles.
Bondo, Chris, fmr
Brainard, H W, fmr
Broderick, Martin, fmr
Castl«, Chas, tmr and postmaster
Dilworth, John, fmr
Fowler, Henry A, fmr
Goth, Louis, fmr
Haldane, John, fmr
Hampton, C, fmr
Hansen, Chas, fmr
Henstridge, William, fmr
Langals, Louis, fmr
Libby, Frank, fmr
Mclntyre, John, fmr
Mclntyre, Donald, fmr
Mosheimer, Auton, fmr
Neal, William, fmr
Nellfcson, John, fmr
Stangle, Geo, fmr
Sullivan, Michael, fmr
OKANAGAN.
{See Spallumch^en Valley.)
PobTiMasteh, Cornelius O'Keefe.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale. A post settlement 18 miles
from Enderbjr and 38 miles fiom
Sicamous station. Nearest railway
station.teleeraph and express office,
Enderby on the Shuswap and
Okanagan Railway
Coughlan, Dan, foreman E Greenbaw
Dunn, Joseph, fmr
D'Aeth, Walter, fmr
Eden, Frank, fmr
Greenhaw, Mrs E, fmr
Herbert, O, fmr
Hayes, P N, fmr
Lemieux, Thos, fmr
McKenzie, Chas, fmr
McGregor, Harvey, fmr
O'Keefe, C, fmr and stockman
Clinton, Thos, fmr
Herbert, Oct, sr, fmr '
Herbert, O, jr, fmr
Horsley, Samuel, fmr '
OKANAGAN MISSION.
Postmaster, Bernard Lequimb.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, is on the west side of Okana-
gan Lake, 35 miles from VernoB,
from which it is reached by regular
steamer. Nearest banking point,
railway station, telegiaph and ex-
press office, Vernon, 36 miles dis-
tant ; mails twice a week.
Alcock, W G, fmr
Balaeue, Charles, fmr
Barclay, G W, fmr
Bassetl A S"hultz, fmrs
Berard, — , fmr
Bishop, Jos, fmr
Blace, Henry, fmr
Blace, H, butcher
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agricnltnral Mulementi
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMIN8TEE, B. C.
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Bouvette, ]
Brent, Free
Brent, Jose
Brent, Loui
Brodeur, L,
Brown, J
Brown, Johi
Buchere, I,
Carion, Fatl
Cassoreso, (j
Christian, J(
Clement, Va
Conroy, Johi
Oonkle, Jam,
Day, E A, la
^ew, Alex, f
Dufour, John
Duncan, Will
Klliott, R, fm
torgette, Frai
* rank, G A, f
f/eeman, Geo
/:" er, A G, fi
Gallagher, D, ;
Gartril;, Josep
Gartrill, W, f,
tramett, E, fm
Crarnett, W J,
(lauschetti, A
(iauschetti, C,
t^illet, Felix, f,
ifillard, Arthu
G; ard, Fred, l
, Gillard, D, fmi
I ^oo^ing, P J, 1
Hachey, J, fmi
Haynes, John,
rfereron, M, fm
Hereron, Thorn
I Johns, Thomas,
, Jones, Lloyd, fi
( f ones, W L, fm
I Jones, J L, fmr
Jl^nes, E L, fmr
Knox, A B, fmr
Lawbly, Mrs E
;^e Bel, Thomas
I l>iddY, Thomas,
Lefevre, Alphon
Lequime Bros, g
fequime, Bernj
Lequune, B, stoi
Lequimie, Eli, c
Lequime, L, 8to(
Lequime, Marie,
[ I^unsford, Alex,
McDonald, Dona
Mc-Donald, Hern
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Bouvette, F, fmr
Brent, Fred, J.P., fmr
Brent, Joseph, fmr
Brent, Louis, fmr
Brodeur, L, fmr
Brown, J C, fmr >
Brown, John, fmr
Buchere, I, fmr
Carion, Father, O.M.I. Mission
Cassoreso, G, fmr
Christian, Jos, fmr
Clement, Vacher, fmr
Conroy, John, fmr
Conkle, James, fmr
Day, E A, fmr
Dew, Alex, fmr
Dufour, John, fmr
Duncan, William, fmr
Elliott, R, fmr, O. K. mills
Forgette, Frank, fmr
Frank, G A, fmr
Freeman, George, fmr
Fuller, A G, fmr
Gallagher, D, fmr
Gartrili, Joseph, fmr
Gartrill, W, J, fmr
Garnett, E, fmr
Garnett, W J, fmr
Gauschetti, A J, fmr
Gauschetti, 0, fmr
Gillet, Felix, fmr
Gillard, Arthur, fmr
Gillard, Fred, fmr
Gillard, D, fmr
Gooding, P J, fmr
Hachey, J, frar
Haynes, John, stockman
Hereron, M, fmr
Hereron, Thomas, fmr
Johns, Thomas, fmr
Jones, Lloyd, fmr
Jones, W L, fmr
Jones, J L, fmr
Jones, E L, fmr
Knox, A B, fmr
Lawbly, Mrs E P, fmr
Le Bel, Thomas, stock raiser
Leddy, Thomas, fmr
Lefevr«, Alphonse, fmr
Lequime Bros, general merchants
Lequime, Bernard, postmaster
Lequime, B, stock raiser
Lequimie, Eli, general merchant
Lequime, L, stock raiser
Lequime, Marie, fmr
Luiisford, Alex, fmr
McDonald, Donald, fmr
McDonald, Herman, fmr
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McDougall, Amable, fmr
McDousall, E, hunter and scout
McDougall, Henry, fmr
McDougall, John, fmr
McDougall, Samuel, fmr
McDougall, Sesimer, fmr
McKay, G G, land owner
McKinnon, — , fmr
McLean, D, fmr
McLeod, John, fmr
Morrison, John H, fmr
Murray, Thos, fmr
Narwiss, Lazare, fmr
Nicholson, Dan, fmr
Orotel, Robt, fmr
Orchard, Thomas, fmr
Ortaland, Clement, fmr
Ortaland, Eli, fmr
Ortaland, Francis, fmr
Ortaland, Joseph H, tmr
Patten & Pdstill, fmrs
Powers, W, mail carrier
Rashdall, G H, fmr
Robinson, Edward, fmr
Saucier, Joseph, fmr
Swordy, Thomas, fmr
Tekmantus, L, stockman
Thompson, V, fmr
Thompson, Neil, fmr
Thurburn, P C, fmr
Turner, Nelson, fmr
Watson, F J, fmr
Wataon, Richard, fmr
Whelan, Geo, fmr
Wood, Thos, J. P., stockman
Woods, Duncan, fmr
OSOOYOS.
Including Falrvlew Camp, Kettle
River, Rock Creek, Dog Lake,
Keremeos and Boundary
Creek.
Postmaster, Theodore Kkitger.
In the Provincial and Electoral Dis-
trict of Yale, is situated at the
Narrows of Osooyos Lake, 2 miles
north of the boundary line, and is
a centre of travel between the in-
terior of B. C. and Washington.
Mail three times a week. Com-
munication by boat and stage.
Almon, Sydney R, rancher. Kettle
River
Allan, Alfred, free miner. Boundary
Creek
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Anderson, Jaa, F camp
Anderson, James P, Kettle river
Atwood, James, free miner,Boundary
creek
Barber, John, rancher, Similkameen
Barcklay, Sam, F camp
Barnhart, A, F camp
Barry, John A, carpt,Boundary creek
Bartholomew, F C, free miner, Boun-
dary creek
BirdjW, engi', Boundary creek
Burr, C F, F camp
Bartholomew, C E,free miner. Boun-
dary creek
Black, Jas M, rancher. Kettle river
Bloyer, Sam, free miner, Boundary
creek
Boeing, E D, F camp
Bothwell, AC, contractor, Keremeos
Boyd, Josliua, F camp
Boyer, G VV, F camp
Bromly, Jas, F camp
Burk, Irwin, F camp
Burk, J, Fairview hotel
Cahill, Geo H, rancher, F camp
Cameron, D, miner, Rock creek
Car, Thos, rancher, Kettle river
Carr, C C, F camp
Carter, Ernest, F camp
Cameron, Dugald, miner. Rock creek
Chapman, M, F camp
Clark, J E, F camp
Copland, James, miner. Rock creek
Coryell, John S; sr, free miner,Grand
Prairie
Coulthard, J B, mer, Keremeos
Covert, W H, Kettle river
Cook, George, free miner, Boundary
creek
Cugerringer, DeWitt, rancher, F
camp
Cuvington, Henry, free miner, Boun-
ary creek
Daly, Thos, stockman, Keremeos
Dalrymple, William, blacksmith, F
camp
Danigan, Robt, miner, Kettle river
Davie, T R, miner, F camp
Davis, W J, F camp
Deitz, Chas A, miner. Rock creek
Dewgler, Robt, free miner, Boundarv
creek
Dexter, H B, miner, F camp
Dickman,William, free miner, White's
camp
Donohue, A, miner. Rock creek
Douglas, Wm, miner. Kettle river
Downey, J F, F camp
Duncan,John P.free miner,Boundary
creek
East, J H, rancher. Boundary creek
Eaton, W J, F camp
Edwards, Geo, rancher. Kettle river
Edwards, W, miner, Rock creek
Eholt, Louis, rancher. Kettle river
Elliott, T, F camp
Fahshender, W VV, free miner, Boun-
ary creek
Fairless, W, F camp gen store
Faller, Jacob, free miner. Boundary
creek
Farmer, C, rancher. Kettle river
Fife, W H, free miner, Boundary
creek
Flourish, V, miner, Rock creek
Fuller, W A, F camp
Gales, J F, t camp
Gallagher, J A, rancher, Kettle river
Gilpin, R R, rancher, Kettle river
Gome, Frank, free miner, Grand
Prairie
Good, F, free miner. Boundary ck
Gothaham, John D, F camp
Grant, James S, F camp
Guert, B, feeder, Fcarap
Haddican, P, miner, Rockck, Fcamp
Hammer, A, free miner. Boundary ck
Hann, T T, F camp
Hardy, Thos J, rancher. Kettle river
Harkin, Frank, free miner. Dog lake
Haynes, F M, F camp
Hendrickson, A, miner, F camp
Hicks, Frank, F camp
Hotfmaster, Geo, F camp
HoUaran, Dennis, F camp
Honsinger, A W, hotelkr, F camp
Hotter, Matt, F camp
Hook, J, miner. Rock ck
Hogen, F O, free miner. Boundary ck
Humphrey, Thos, free miner. Boun-
dary ck
Inglee, H, rancher. White lake
Ingrim, M R, rancher. Kettle river
Jackson, Jno R, rancher. Kettle riv'r
Johnson, Fred, free miner, F camp
Johnson, Ole, free miner, Atwood's
camp
Kaines, Jno, free miner. Boundary ck
Kelsey, P S, miner, F camp
Kelsey, C, rancher, F camp
Keogan, Michael, rancher. Dog lake
Krnger, Theo, customs officer and P.
M, Osoyoos
Kerr, R fi, butcher, Boundan' ck
Kisten, J S, free miner, 4th July ck
Kline, F R, hotel keeper, F camp
Lamblej
J-a Plant
l«e, Jno
J^ee, CJiei
Lefevre,
wood's
I^fevre, ]
camp
fegitt, Dt
i-vnch, J
MalJory, 1
Mamcy, V
Mankin, I
ManJcy, L
ManaeiJ, J
Martin, J (
McAulay, 1
McBride, J
McBride, D
camp
McCallum,
McCalluin,
McCarren,'
camp
McColJough
MeCurdy.D
McDonald, :
Prairie
McDonald, I
McDonald, J
McDonald, J
McEachern,
McGilivery. ]
Mclnnis, Doc
Mclntyre, P ^
McKeagan, A
dary ck
McKevet, Dar
McLaren, D
I'rairie
Mcifynn, \\ (
ck
McLean, Rhod
McLennan, Ja,
McRea, D. ran
McRae, Colin,
camp
Morris, E.Fca
Morton, R, F c,
Munro, Dan, fr
Munro, Geo, ra
See our Mackintoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &(
B. WILLIAMS & CO., 07 Johnson Street, Victoria, B. C.
VICTORIA TRANSFER CO., LTD.
21 and 23 Broushton Strest, Victoria, B. C. Tel. 129.
Check BaKBase to any part of the City. Their
Wagon* and Carriages meet all Boats and Trains.
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Lambley, CAR, govt agent, Osooyos
La Plant, N J.free miner,Boundary ck
Lee, Jno, free miner, Boundary ck
Lee, Chester F, free miner, Bound'y ck
Lefevre, £dmond, free miner, 'At-
wood's eump
I^fevre, Henry, free miner, Atwood's
camp
Legitt, David, F camp
Lvnch, J M, miner. Kettle river
Afaliory, T H, miner, Kettle river
Mamcy, W J, rancher, Keremeos
Mankin, H, F camp
Manley, Loyd A, rancher. Kettle riv'r
Mansell, J, miner, F camp
Martin, J G, miner, F camp
McAulay, Thos, free miner, Bound'y ck
McBride, J J, rancher. Kettle river
McBride, David, rancher. Rock ck, F
camp
McCallum, Jno, miner. Rock ck
McCallum, V P, rancher, Kettle river
McCarren, R, freo miner, Atwood's
camp
McCoUough, J, rancher, Kettle river
McCurdy, Dan, stockman, Keremoes
McDonald, Thomas, rancher. Grand
Prairie
JlcDonald, D, rancher. Kettle river
McDonald, Jno, miner, F camp
McDonald, Jno, miner, Kettle river
McEachern, Dan, F camp
McGilivery. D E, teacher, Keremoes
Mclnnis, Dougal,rancher,Kettle riv'r
Mclntyre, P W, F camp
McKeagan, Alex, free miner. Boun-
dary ck
McKevet, Dan, rancher, Kettle river
McLaren, D D, blacksmith. Grand
Prairie
McMynn, W G, constable. Boundary
ck
McLean, Rhodes, rancher. Dog lake
McLennan, Jas, miner. Kettle river
McRea, D, rancher. Kettle river
McRae, Colin, free miner, Atwood's
camp
Morris, E, F camp
Morton, R, F camp
Munro, Dan, free miner. Boundary ck
Munro, Geo, rancher. Kettle river
Murray, Hugh, rancher, Kettle river
Neil, Jno, rancher. Boundary valley
Neeley, William, free miner. Boun-
dary ck
NewbV, Leonard, rancher,Kettle riv'r
Newby, Jas, rancher. Kettle river
Newby, Thos, rancher, Kettle river
Nicholson, I V, miner, Rock ck
O'Neal, Geo, rancher Anarchist mine,
F camp
Overton, A C, rancher. Kettle river
Parker, Harry A, free miner, Boun-
dary ck
Patrick, L L, F camp
Palmerston, — , mine owner. Boun-
dary creek
PettyoUn, D B, rancher. Kettle river
Pex, D F, miner, F camp
Pike, Geo, rancher, Keremeos
Powers, Theo, F camp
Pritchard, Thos, free miner. Boun-
dary creek
Quigley, John, F camp
Rankin, Colin, rancher. Dog Lake
Rattler Mining Co, Reynolds & At-
wood props, W H Thompson, mgr
Reid, John S, F camp
Richardson, Al, carpenter, F camp
Richter, Frank, free miner. Boun-
dary Valley
Rose, Harry,' F camp
Roy, VV M, rancher. Boundary creek
Ruckle, Francis, rancher. Kettle riv
Rumberger, G W, free miner. Grand
Prairie
Sangford, O D, F camp
Seawdes, C A, miner, Kettle river
Schoonover, Wm, F camp
Snodgrass, W J, saw mill. Dog Lake
Schroeder, Wm, engineer, F camp
Schwain, C R, free miner, Boundary
creek
Scott, H B, rancher. Kettle river
Scott, Robt, rancher, Keremeos
Shaw, Ben, rancher. Kettle river
Sheehan, Geo, free miner, F camp
Simmons, F R, F camp
Sidley, R G, J.P., Osooyos
Simpson, W H, F camp
Smith, W P, free miner, boundary ck
Smith, S, F camp
Spragfgrett, E, rancher and P.M, Ket-
tle river
Shatford, W, merchant, Fairview
Sprise, F, rancher, Keremoes
Squire, C 0, free miner, Cascade
Sullivan, John, rancher. Kettle river
Sutherland, Jas, miner, Kettle river
Spokane & Great Northern Mining
Co, Boundary creek
Stephens John, F camp
Stone, Emery, free miner, Boundary
creek
Taylor, J M, free miner, 4th July crk
Tedrow, C W, rancher, F camp
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Tedrow, G W, rancher, F camp
Tedrow, L, rancher, F camp
Thall, Nick, F camp
Thompson, R, miner, Rock creek
Thompson, Jas, miner. Kettle river
Tompkins, T, miner, Rock creek
Toye, Thos, blacksmith, Boundary
creek
Toomey, Will, F camp
Trimble, Thos B, F camp
Vaughan, Leonard, rancher, Kettle
river
Wake, Thos, free miner, Boundair
creek
Walters, Howard C, free miner
Boundary creek
Ward, Joseph, miner. Kettle river
Wasson, R, rancher, Kettle river
Watson, J, Fcamp
Watkins, F G, F camp
Wattin, John, rancher, White Lake
White, Henry, free miner, Boun-
dary creek
Wilder, James, Rock creek, F camp
Wilkinson, Geo, F camp
Williams, Robt, F camp
Wiseman, Jos, rancher. Kettle river
Wittencrop, W, miner, F camp
Wood, Silas, rancher. White Lake, F
camp
Woods, Duncan, rancher Trout creek
Wright, Adrian, free miner, Boun-
dary creek
OTTER,
(See also Langley Municipality.)
Postmaster, D. W. Poppy.
In the Westminster Electoral Dis-
trict, is in the Langley Munici-
pality, on the South side of the
Fraser river. Communication by
stage. Nearest telegraph, express
and banking point, New West-
minster.
Abra, Sam R, fmr
Abra, Samuel B, fmr
Beaton, Alex, fmr
Beaton, Archy, fmr
Beaton, Kenneth, fmr
Beaton, Roderick, fmr
Bourgoino, Fred, fmr
Buckley, James, fmr
Campbell, John, fmr
Carter, James, fmr
Cawker, Samuel, sr, fmr
Cawker, Samuel, jr, fmr
Day, Fredk B, fmr
Deans, Albert, fmr
Doolittle, W, fmr
Graham, Thos, fmr
Harrington, £, fmr
Hyde, Henry, fmr
Jo'hnson, Fredk, fmr
Kidd, Jos, fmr
Lynch, Miss A, fmr
Matheson, Dan, fmr
McColm, Ghas, fmr
McColm, Wm, fmr
McDonald, Jno, fmr
Mclntyre, Mai, fmr
McLeod, James, fmr
McVean, Hugh, fmr
Melrose, James, fmr
Norman, Ben, fmr
Olson, Frank, fmr
Packard, Chas S, fmr
Powell, John, fmr
Powell, Geo, fmr
Ridley, Jas, fmr
Robinson. Robt, fmr
Rollings, W C, fmr
Spears, Samuel, fmr
Steel, Alfred, fmr
Steel, Fredk, fmr
Thompson, Jno, fmr
Warner, Gus A, fmr and engr
White, Mrs J, fmr
Williams, Chas, fmr
OTTER POINT.
(See also Sooke.)
Postmaster, Edward Gordon.
A country postoffice in Esquimalt
District, situated southwest of
Sooke, 30 miles from Victoria.
Mails weekly ; has a telegraph and
express ofSce. Communication by
water, and once a week by stage,
leaving Victoria postoffice every
Friday.
Begg, John, rancher
Booth, Frank, seal hunter
Campbell, Hugh, sr, rancher
Campbell, Hugh, jr, rancher
Campbell, John, rancher
Charters, John, rancher
Clark, G, rancher
Collier, Harry, rancher
Des Biens, L, telegraph line repairer
Floyer, Arthur, fmr and stage driver
l<'rench, James, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HaFdware, Paints, Oils anil Aio'iGQltnral IipleniGnts.
Colnmbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
PA]
Gordon, Ed
operator
Hellerun, n
Hitchcock,
Kemp, RicJ
McCaskill, '
McLeod, Th
McGregor, 1
Munn, John
O'Brien, Cle
Plaice, Robe
Boss, Thorn
man
Russell, Joh;
Smith, Chas
Van Allen, J
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A flag station
C. P. R. E
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Nanaimo ai
express and
naimo.
Bagshaw, A G(
t^raig, James, i
Curtis, Roben
Gaetzen, He n
Hirst, Andr \
and fmr
Hirst, Albert
Hirst, Joseph,
Mills, William
Mills, William
P ummer, Geo,
Rath, William
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Gordon, Edward, fmr and telegraph
operator
Heller un, rancher
Hitchcock, W, rancher
Kemp, Bichard, fmr
McGaBkill, Thomas, fisherman
McLeod, Thomas, fisherman
McGreKor, Thomas, rancher
Munn, John
O'Brien, Clements, rancher
Plaice, Robert, rancher
Ross, Thomas, rancher and fisher-
man
Russell, John, rancher
Smith, Ghas, rancher
Van Allen, John, rancher
PALLISER.
(See Oolden.)
A flag station on the main line of the
C. P. R. Railway, 488 miles from
Vancouver. Fare, $24.40.
PARKER ISLAND.
P. O. Plumper Pass.
A small island in the Gulf of Georgia.
PARKSVILLE.
POSTMASTEB, ANDREW HiRST.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver, and Provincial of Na-
naimo, on Vancouver Island, about
24 miles north-west of Nanaimo.
Communication by stage to Alberni
and Nanaimo, and by steamer to
Nanaimo and Comox. Telegraph,
express and banking point, Na-
naimo.
Bagshaw, A Geo, fmr
Crai^, James, road supt and fmr
Curtis, Robert, tmt
Gaetzen, He man, if ir
Hirst, Andr w, hotel prop, postmstr
and fmr
Hirst, Albert \', fni!
Hirst, Joseph, fmr
Mills, William sr, fmr
Mills, William jr, fmr
P'ummer, Geo, fmr
Rath, William, fmr
PAVILION MOUNTAIN.
Postmaster, Wm. Lee.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo and Provincial of Lillooet,
situated on the road to Lillooet, 23
miles from Clinton. Nearest rail-
way station Ashcroft, C. P. R., 46
miles. Telegraph and express
office Clinton, nearest banking
point, Kamloops. It is reached by
the B. C. Express Company's stage
irom Ashcroft, change at Clinton.
Boyd, Wm, fmr and stock raiser, 70
Mile House, Clinton P. O
Carson, Robt, fmr and stk raiser
Clark, Truman C, fmr and stk raiser
Cole, Thomas J, fmr, 19 Mile House
Gallagher, Hugh, fmr
Garrigan, Peter, blacksmith
Gillen, Michael, fmr and stk raiser
Harris, Thos C, fmr, 17 Mile House
Holt, E Joseph, fmr and stk raiser
Keatley, W H, fmr
Lee, Wm, postmaster, mill owner
and trader, 20 Mile House
Manson, Wm H, fmr
Martley, A H J, fmr. The Grange
Martley, Capt, fuir. The Grange
Martley, John, J. P., fmr and stk
raiser
McKay, Frank, fmr, 23 Mile House
O'Halloran, Cornelius, fmr, 20 Mile
House
Roberts, A B, fmr
Stavis, Francis, labr, 21 Mile House
Scott, Chas, labr
Wood, Chas, labr
PEACE RIVER.
In the Cariboo District, Quesnelle
Division. It ia reached by stage
from Quesnelle.
PENDER ISLAND.
Postmaster, Washington Grimmer.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancou ver and Provincial of Islands,
is located on the C.P.N, route to
the mainland on the right going
from Victoria to the Fraser river,
about 36 miles from Victoria and
the same distance fiom Nanaimo,
Vancouver and New Westminster.
The government wharf is situate at
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Washington bay, which is- in the
line of steamboat trafBc between
the Mainland and Victoria. Otter
bay, Hope bay, Browning harbor
and Bednall bay all afford good
anchorage.
Auchterlonie, Jas, fmr
Auchterlonie, Lawrence, fmr
Colston, R, fmr
Colston, Sweeney, fmr
Davidson, Andrew, fmr
Davidson, Thos, fmr
Drummond, Arthur, fmr
Hamilton, Hugh, fmr
Higgs. L L S, fmr
HooBon, Evan, quarry owner
Hooson, John, quarry owner
Hooson, Wm, quarry owner
Liddell, J, fmr
Longe, A B, fmr
Longe, C A, fmr
Mamies, A H, fmr
Spalding, A R, fmr
Wilstead, A, fmr
PENTICTON.
Postmaster, Thos. Ellis.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial of
Yale. It has a postoffice and steam-
er landing at the foot of Okanagan
lake. Nearest railway station and
telegraph office, Vernon; express
office. Mission Valley. Penticton
is distant from Vernon some 90
miles by water, and a steamer
plies regularly. Mails received once
a month.
Archibald, F labr
Barclay, G N, rancher
Beaucage, A, labr
Beringnam, W, labr
Brown, James R, independent
Campbell, James, labr
Causton, Geo L, Penticton, foreman
Christopherson, Jos, labr
Costick, Chas, labr
Davis, R 8, labr
Day, Arthur, rancher. Trout ck
Deans, R, fmr
DeBanqz, Hilary 0, labr
Donald, Frank, livery stable
Donnelly, Jack, labr
Ellis, Thos, postmaster stock raiser
and fmr
Faulder, E R, fmr
Ford, J J, boarding house prop
Frazer, Donald, labr
Gage, Chas, labr. Dog lake
Gartrell, Jas, rancher
Godfrey, Cecil T, clerk
Gray, Hec, carpenter
Griffin, Angus, labr
Hawtry, W, fmr
Holeman, Lewis. labr
Howard, Mark, bartender
Inch, Gecrjte, carpenter
Jones, D Lloyd, fmr
Keef, Andrew, labr
Keogan, Mike, independent, Dog ck
Lennan, Thos, labr
Manning, W J, storekeeper
McCuddy, W, storekeeper
Moran, James, labr
Pepsall, W, sawmill
ReiUy, Wm, livery stable
Rusk, Jas, labr
Scadding, H S, C.P.R. agent
Shurber, Jos, hotel keeper
Strewl, Fred, carpenter
Shea, F, labr
See, Frank, labr
Wade, Alfred H, store keeper
Snodgrass, W J, sawmill
Vacher, Clement, labr
Ward, Peter, labr
Wilson, Peter, labr
PERRY CREEK.
{See Fort Steele.)
In the East Kootenay District. Near-
est postoffice, St. Eugene Mission.
Nearest railway, telegraph and ex-
press office. Golden. Communica-
tion by steamer from Golden to
Windermere, thence by stage.
PILOT BAY.
Postmaster, Hamilton Byers.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial of
West Kootenay, is eight miles
from Ainsworth. The Kootenay
Lake Reduction Co. have their
smelter here, and there is also a
saw mill with a capacity of 26,000
feet a diay. The nearest telegraph,
expr^s and banking point is Nel-
son. Mails four times a week.
Communication bv steamer with
all points on the lake.
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBKSON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Braat Voundert, Gentral MaehinitU •
All Kindt of Bepairtf Land and Marino,
MANAIMO. ■ • BRITISH COLUMBIA.
21 and 83 Brcachton Street, Victoria, B. C. Tel. 189.
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Adair, M C, labr, Pilot Bay
Allan, B W, lK»okkeeper, Davis-Say-
ward Co
Barnett, James, millwright
Bartlett, J D, millwright
Beale, E W, purser 8.8. Galema
Beaton, 8amuel, labr
Bell, J E, labr
Blanchard, James, fireman
Blanchard, Joseph, hotel prop
Byers, Hamilton, postmaster and
mgr Galena Trading Co
Caldwell, John, itiillwright
Cameron, John R, blacksmith
Clark, David, hotel
Clute, W C, elk Galena Trading Co
Cockle, James, boatbuilder
Cockle, Wm, boatbuilder
Cole, F E, asst mgr Galena Tde Co
Colgreen, John, millwright
Davis-Sayward Co, 8 C 8palding
mgr, manufs of lumber
De La Haye, Capt Chas, mate 8. 8
Galena
Dempster, T H, carpenter
Durney, Edward, labr
Elliott, Henry, mason
Faucault, Joseph, labr
Eraser, Hector, labr
Galena Trading Co, merchants, mgr
H Byers
Gianola, Wm, labr
Gillis, Donald, labr
Gillis, Hugh, labr
Gillis, James B, labr
Gillis, Malcolm, labr
Grandpre, Zephirin, labr
Hansen, Fred, millwright
Harmon, Geo, labr
Hay ward, Capt Geo
Henderson, A M, labr
Henderson, William, labr
Hendryx, W A, mgr Kootenay Lake
Reduction Co
Hill, John, labr
Hobart, Samuel, labr
Hurter, Jacob, labr
James, Harry, engineer
Jenks, A W, metallurgist K.L.R. Go
Jennings, Richard, millwright
Kane, Charles, labr
Kennedy, Thos, engr 8.8. Galena
Kit, Abram, labr
Kootenay Lake Reduction Co
Lapointe. Adolph, brickmaker
Lapointe, John, brickmaker
Leach, W 8, mgr hot rding house
Lightbody, Simon, labr
Link, Alex, millwright
Lippe, Henry, carpenter
Long, George, labr
Long, Richard G, labr
Maka^, W D, civil engineer
Mackie, John, labr
Main, Robert, labr
Martell, Joseph, labr
Martin, J W, labr
Maynard, Frank T, millwright
McDonald, Duncan, carpenter
Mclnnis, Alex, labr
Mclnnis, Miles, labr '
McKenzie. Murdoch, millwright
McLean, Samuel, cook
McLellan, W A, labr
McPherson. G B, bookkeeper Galena
Trading Co
Midbury, Lee, mason
Miller, Chas, cook
Mofiat, James, labr
Morgan, Stephen, labr
Murchison, Chas, millwright
Nelson, Chas, labr
Newton, W M, agt Pilot Bay, Town-
site Co and Notary
One, John, labr
Overbold, Albert, labr
Park, Andrew, labr
Parks, Prof John H, mining engineer
and chemist
Pearce, William, warehouseman
Perrault, Orilla, lab*"
Pilot Bay Townsite Co, real estate
Pourtois, A, millwright
Regan, John, steam-drill man
Rolling, Joseph, labr
Scoley, J H, loreman
Sexton, Jerry, labr
Sherry, Severet, teamster
Smith, David R, millwright
Spalding, 8 C, mgr Davis-Sayward Co
Tomlinson, E H, asst treas Kootenay
Lake Reduction Co
Washburn, Timothy, mason
Weaver, Fred L, machinist
White, John, labr
Wood. F A, bookkeeper Kootenay
Lake Reduction Co
Wright, Frank, millwright
PITT RIVER MEADOWS.
(See also Port Hammond.)
POSTHASTBR, D. DoCKBTBADER.
Large prairies known as Pitt Mead-
ows, comprising 30,000 to 40,000
Eastern TAILOR-MADE SUITS to Measure, ^hl^/r'iil^
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acres of level land, are in Maple
Bidge municipality, not far ° from
Port Hammond the nearest railway
station, post, telegraph and express
office. These Meadows have oeen
successfully djrked bv the British
Columbia Dyking ana Draining Co. ,
to prevent the encroachment of the
Fraser river.
Anderson, Andrew, fmr and nursery
man
Anderson, John, fmr
Anderson. Thomas, fmr
Ansell, William, fmr
Atkinson, Henry, teamster
Bailey, Archibald, fmr
Bailey, James, labr
Bailey, Robt, labr
Bailey, William, fmr
Baker, Alonso, fmr
Baker, August, fmr
Baker, E P, fmr
Baker, Joseph, fmr
Baker, Peter, fmr
Barrington, Wm, fmr
Best, Hugh, fmr
Rest, James, fmr
Best, Wm, labr
Blackstuck, George, fmr
Blackstock, Robert, fmr
Blaney, John, fmr
BoBomworth, Thomas, fmr
Bouson, James, carpenter
Calahan, Dan, carpenter
Carlson, John, fmr
Carter, £ J, brickmaker
Carter, James, brickmaker
Chad wick, John, logger
Chesley, Charles, fmr
Christina, Edward
Christina, William
Corbould, A, fmr
Creighton, James, logger.
Croft, James, logger
Dabach, Eli, contractor and fmr
Davidson, John, fmr
Dawson, John, fmr
Delater, William, fmr
Deranger, E, blacksmith
Docksteader, Archibald, fmr
Docksteader, Mrs D, hotel keeper
Dof ksteader, I), merchant and post-
master
Docksteader, G A, fmr
Docksteader, John, fmr
Edge, Hamilton, fmr
Edge Samuel, fmr
Ferguson, Angus, fmr
Ferguson, Archie, labr
Ferguson, John Hector, fmr
Frembath, John, fmr
Hammond, William, fmr
Hanbery, Hy, ensineer
Haney, Thomas, imr
Haugh, Thomas, fmr
Hendrick, Robert, fmr
Hinch, John, fmr
Hutcheson, Wm, engineer
Isaac, William, fmr
Johnson, William, labr
Kendrick, Robert, fmr
Kennedy, William, fisherman
Kirkendale, Miss Lizzie, school
teacher
Knight, £b, fmr
Legett, M, labr
Legett, W C, fmr
Lindsay, — . labr
Lockwood, William, fmr
Martin, O, fmr
McCannab, John, fmr
McDonald, Alex, fmr
McCannal, John, fmr
Mighton, Joseph, fmr
Morgan, Thomas, fmr
Morrison, Angus, fmr
Murgatroyd, William, fmr
Nelson, D B, fmr
Nelson, William, fmr
Parkinson, Wm, farm labr
Patterson, A, logger
Redcliffe, John, fmr
Reed, Thomas, fmr
Reid, Frank, fmr
Ritchie, Archibald, fmr
Ritchie, James, fmr
Ritchie, John, fmr
Ritchie, John, teamster
Ritchie, Samuel, fmr
Ritchie, William, fmr
Robertson, Alex, contractoi
Robertson, James, labr
Robertson, John, labr
Robertson, Samuel, fmr
Scarr, Frank, fmr
Scott, James, fmr
Sheppard, Edgar, fmr
Sinclair & Carr, merchants
Sinclair, T F. merchant
Smeadly, William, fmr
Smith, Gus, mgr fish freezer
Smith, John, gardener
Spring, Albert, fmr
Stephens, Joseph, fmr
Stephens, Robert fmr
Stoney, John, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarHware, Paints, Oils and AflxicQltnral Imsleients.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTSB. B. C.
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Thomas, John, fmr
Thompson, Robert, fmr
Wales, William, fmr
Ward, James
Wilcox, M. fmr
Wilcox, Michael, fmr
Wilds, Charles, labr
Williams, Alexander, fmr
Wilson, J J, fmr
PLUMPER PASS.
Island District.
(Including Mayne Island, Oaliano,
Saturna, Samuel, Gossip and Tum-
bo Islands.)
Postmaster, W. T. Collinbon.
Plumper Pass, situated on the south
side of Active Pass, on the shore of
Miner's Bay, Mayne Island,
is the name of the postoffice which
serves for Mayne Island, Saturna,
Samuel, Gossip and nearly all of
Galiano, with a small portion of
Pender Island, which has a post-
office of its own. The settlement
has progressed largely during the
past year. A fine hotel has been
pat up at Point Comfort. Coal has
been discovered on Tumbo, Saturna
and Mayne Islands. The C. P. N.
steamers communicate with the
islands almost every day. Victoria,
Vancouver, New Westminster and
Nanaimo are all equal distant to
the settlement, about 36 miles.
The whole district is very fertile,
and game is plentiful.
Bennett, James, fmr
Bennett, Thomas, fmr
Benneti , Thomas, jr, fmr
Bodine, J, fmr
Bodine, T, fmr
Cain, William, mechanic
Campbell, James C, capitalist
Clapham, Henry, fmr
Collinson, Melville, fmr
Collinson. Samuel, fmr
Collinson, W T, fmr and postmaster
Conn, Robert, fmr, Tumbo Island
Cook, Carl N, fmr
Cook, John, fmr
Cook, William, fmr
Carrie, Ronald, fmr
David, Frank L, fmr
Deacon, Dal ton, fmr
Deacon, John, fmr
Deacon, John H, fmr
Deacon, William, fmr
Dean, C A, chief engineer Tumbo
Coal Co
Ekholm, John, labr
Flannijan, Michael, gardener, Sam-
uel Island
Gabriel, Charles, gentleman
Gallant, D, teacher, Galiano Island
Georgeson, George, fisherman
Georgeson, James, lighthouse keeper
East Point
Georgeson, John, fmr
Georgeson, Henry, lighthouse keeper
Georgeson, William, fisherman
Gray, John L, fmr
Grey, Ralph G, fmr, Samuel Island
Grolh, Charles, fmr
Grubb, Robert, fmr
Hayter, George, fmr
Heck, Jacob, fmr
Higgs, Leonard, fmr
Hoger, Henry, fisherman, Galiano
Island
Hoosen, Evan, quarryman
Hoosen, John E, quarryman ■
Hoosen William, quarryman
Hyg-ard, N, fisherman
Jack, Hunter, fmr
Jack, John, fmr
Jack, Robert, fmr
Jerome, Thomas, labr Tumbo Coal Co
Lanz, F, foreman Tumbo Coal Co
Longe, C A, fmr Pender Island
Macdonald, John F C, fisherman and
fmr
Macklin, Herbert, fmr
Mawdsley, W H, J.P., fmr
Mcintosh, Mrs A, widow
McKenzie, C E, stone mason, Tumbo
Island
Mikuni, K, fmr
Millington, William, bricklayer
Minie, — , labr
Murcheson, F A, fmr
Murcheson, Finlay, J.P., fmr, Gala-
ino Island
Nagatomo, labr
Newton, H N, secy Tumbo Coal Co
Payne. G F, fmr
Peddel, Harry, blacksmith, Tumbo
Coal Co
Powell, F G, general store
Rafuse, A, miner Tumbo Island
Richardson, gamekeeper, Provest Isl
Robertson, Andrew, Saturna Island
Robson, Frederick, fmr
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Robson, Jas, fmr
RobsoD, Wm, J.P., assessor and col-
lector and general store
Rudd, J W, fmr
Rudyard, A, fmr
Rudyard, Wilfred R, fmr
Scott, W H, 2nd engineer Tumbo
Coal Co
Seabrook, J I, fmr
Shields, Richard, fmr
Sinclair, J W, school teacher
Sturdy, F. fmr
Taneworthy, Wm, Tumbo Island
Tatton, Isaac, fmr Tumbo Island
Taylor, G 6, c|uarryman, Satnrna Isl
Wallace, William, fmr Tumbo Isl
Watelet, P, mgr Tumbo Coal Co
Welstead, Douglas, fmrSaturna Isl
Wessel, John H, mgr farm, Warber-
ton Pike
Wilders, W, farm labr
Winstanley, E G, fmr, Galian • Isl
Wright, Robert, fmr, Galiano Island
Wright, Miss E
PORT ESSINGTON.
{See North- West Coast.)
A fishing village situated at the
mouth of the Skeena River on the
south side, is in the Cassiar District.
PostofBce, Skeena, Robt. Cunning-
ham, postmaster; mails twice a
month. Communication by steamer
from Victoria, distance, 600 miles.
Balmoral Cannery Co., R S Byrnes &
Co., Balmoral
Brady, J C, fisherman. Port E
Brantlecht, Henrv, book-keeper A.B.
C. Can Co
British American, The Anglo B. C.
Co, Port E
Christie, Geo, fisherman. Port E
Conyers, L W, storekeeper, Balmoral
Cunningliam, Geo, refrigerator engr,
PortE
Cunningham, Robt, of R, C. & Son,
PortE
Cunningham, R G, of R. C. & Son,
PortE
Cunningham, R & Son, cannery
refrigerator
Dempster, W H, cannery mgr, Aber-
deen
Douglas, Fred, sawyer, Port E
Duncan, Robt, cannery engr. Port E
Esterman, F W B, fmr, Moor's Cove
Felton, Eli, hunter, Port E
Gamble, Thos H, fmr, Moor's Cove
Haines, Chas E, planer man, Port E
Haines, Homan, fmr, Moor's Cove
Herman, Peter, steamboat owner
PortE
Holmes, Gus, mgr A. B. C. Can Co,
PortE
Hotel Essington, R Cunningham &
Son, props
Howard, Pratt, ship carpt, Port E
Imhoff, Henry, cooper, Port E
Inverness Can Co, Turner, Beeton &
Co, props
Jennings, Rev D, Methodist missnry
Johnston, R G, engineer, Port E
Johnston, Wm, general store. Port E
Johnston, William, fmr, Moor's Cove
Lacourcier, Wm, cannerv tireman.
Port E
Eee, Thos, timekeeper, Port E
Little, Jos, sawmill foreu.an. Port E
Ijord, Chas, cannery mgr, Irving
Lundberg, Chas, fisherman, Irving
McCart, Frank, fisherman, Irving
McEwan, steamboat steward, Port E
McKenzie. H, clerk. Port E
Mennie, John T, book-keeper, Irving
Miller, L, fisherman. Port E
Milligan, Andrew, plumber. Port E
Monison, D 8, cannery foreman, Pt E
Monison, M K, geni store. Port E
Murry, William, boss fisherman, Bal-
moral
Neil, Chas, fisherman. Port £
Noble, Alex, watchman, Aberdeen
North Pacific, The Anglo B. C. Co,
Sunnyside
Nuinney, Rev Chas
Phal, John, fmr, Moor's Cove
Pierce, Rev W H, Methodist missnry
Ragsted, O A, watchmaker. Port E
Robinson, T H, storekeeper, Inver-
ness
Roval Canadian, The Royal Canadian
Pkg Co, Claxton
Rydsted, Frank, boss fisherman, Pt E
Rydstad, John, fisherman. Port E
Skeena Pkg Co, The, R Cunningham
& Son, Port E
Skillen, W B, cannerv mgr, Balmoral
Standard Can Co, The, Rithet & Ir-
ving, props, Irving
Stapleton, Benj, cannery mgr, Inver-
ness
Stewart, David, boss fisherman, Pt E
Sutherland, David, boat builder, Pt E
Tranter, Miss Kate, schl tchr, Port E
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Wanen, Wm, steamboat engr, Port E
Weeks, Fred, watchman, Sunnyside
Windsor, The, B. G. Canning Go,
Claxton
Windsor, Jacob, watchman, Balmoral
PORT GUICHON.
Postmaster, T. Sherman.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is distant one mile from Ladner's
Landing, the nearest telegraph and
express office, and 13 miles from
New Westminster, the nearest
banking point ; mails daily. There
is also daily communication by
steamboat with Victoria and New
Westminster. The district is rich
in agriculture, and affords excel-
lent sport with gun or rod. There
is also an excellent hotel.
Anderson, Wm, fmr
Baines, J H, fmr
Baines, George H, fmr
Barber, A B, fmr
Barber, Ghas, fmr
Benoit, O, fmr
Bussanich, John, sr, fisherman
Busaanich, John, blacksmith
Busaanich, Marco G, fisherman
Cockell, F, fisherman
Corkell, E E, engr
Golquhoun, E, fmr
Cookson, A, fisherman
Cogley, Thoa, fisherman
Cosonlich, A, boat builder
Cosonlieh, Romelo, fisherman
Curtis, W E, bookkeeper
Gagnon, G, fmr
cruichon, L, fmr
Green, Geo, netman
Harlock, H E, mgr H.B. Go
Harlock Packing Go, salmon cannery
Hambrook, A W, fmr
Honeyman, John, fmr
Houle, I, fmr
Hinchcliffe, S, merchant
Hughes, R S, carpenter
Hunter, George, carpenter
Jordan, J, constable
Jensen, Alfred, fmr
Jensen, S, fmr
Judson, A, carpenter
Kettles, Ghas, fmr
Kwong Tong Ghong, Chinese mcht
Laidman, B, school teacher
Martinich, J, fisherman
Marti nolich, V, boat builder
Matheson, Peter, fmr
McCallum, Jas , fmr
McLean, J, carptener
McEwan, P, fmr
Mclntyre, W, fmr
Millard, E W, fmr
Nicolich, G, ship carpenter
Noga, Peter, fmr
Penny, A W, fisherman
Pavesicb, S, fisherman
Port Guichon Hotel, Sherman &
Hinchcliflfe, props
Pomeroy, — , carpenter
Bamage, Stephen, fmr
Reilly, William F, carpenter
Rey, Antoine, fmr
Selix, Michel, fisherman
Sherman & Hinchcliffe, merchants
Sherman, Thompson.P.M. and mcht
Sherman, George T, butcher
Simpson, Ira J, carpenter
Stanley, Ghas, fisherman
Swenson, Paul, fmr
Spellar, Jno. labr
Shirley, R, fmr
Tinkham, E W, fmr
Vicevich, Thos, fisherman
Vidulich A, boat builder
Walker, Geo, carpenter
Walker, S T, carpenter
Wodden, W A, carpenter
Walsh, R, fmr
Waling, D, fmr
Wilson, Jno A, fisherman
Wilson, Henry, fisherman
Williams, Thos, fmr
PORT HAMMOND.
Postmaster, Arthur L. Lazenby.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-.
toral District of New Westminster,
forms part of the Mapie Ridge
Municipality, and is situate on the
main hue of the C.P.R., on the
right bank of the Eraser river. The
town is 24 miles by rail from Van-
couver,16 miles from New Westmin-
ster by rail and 11 miles by water.
Steamers plying up and down the
Fraser river'call. There is a post
and money order oflSce, also tele-
graph and express office. Nearest
banking point, New Westminster.
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Anderson, A G, fmr, Port Hammond
Armstrong, F H, fmr
Bailie, Arch, fmr
Bailie, James, C.P.R
Baker, E P, fmr
B. C. Draining and Dyking Co
Beckett, W E, B.C.D. & D. Co
Bell, R G, fmr
Berkeley, F, fmr
Blackstock, R, fmr
Blake, R, fmr
Bond, E, line repairer C.P.R
Bonson, H W, fmr
Bonson, J, fmr
Bonson, L F, fmr
Brooke, R C, fmr
Buck, P O, municipal collector
Burke, W H, fmr
Burton, R, B.C.D. & D. Co
Callaghan, D, fmr
Callaghan, J, fmr
Clapcott, W G, fmr
Clements, A L, C.P.R. agent
Cook, E B, fmr
Cook, J G, fmr
Dale, J M, h- tel and grocery
Ditcham, Rev G, Episcopalian cler-
gyman
Doucett, H, C.P.R
Fosset, C, C.P.R
Gough, F, C.P.R
Hammond, J, fmr
Hampton. W, fmr
Harris, F V, fmr
Harris, W J, fmr
Henry, G W, nurseryman
Hicks, Wni, Rev, Methodist minister
Holt, F H, fmr
Hunt, £ H, section foreman
Irving, A, fmr
Irving, J, fmr
Isaac, Wni, fmr
Keen, Wm, C.P.R
Kibble, Jas, C.P.R
Laity, Thos, fmr
Lazenby, A L, postmaster
Lazenby Bros, gen merchants
Lazenby, FT, merchant
Lazenby, P E, merchant
Massender, Wm, section foreman
Matson, C, C.P.R
Mayo, William, fmr
Mclver, Jno, fmr
McKenna, William, fmr
McKenny, J, fmr
Metcalfe, J C, fmr
Monteith, Wm, fmr
Murray, P, teacher
Nelson, Wm, fmr
Newton, W G, asst postmaster
Owen, E R, fmr
Owen, D, fmr
Parrot, F, C.P.R
Pike, C, B.C.D. & D. Co
Pike, J E, B.C.D. & D. Co
Pike, J W, B.C.D. & D. Co
Redcliffe, R, fmr
Rickward, T, B.C.D. & D. Co
Roes, J C, fmr
Ross, V, fmr
Shepard, £, fmr
Smith, Alex, fmr
Smith, John, fmr
Snvder, A, B.C.D. & D. Co
Still, Alex, B.C.D. & D. Co
Stirling, G, C.P.R
Tillie, W H, fmr
Thompson, R, fmr
Trembath. J, fmr
Virgrass, W, fmr
Vaughan. J, B.C.D. & D. Co
WebTjer, B, B.C.D. & D. Co
Webber. D C, fmr
Weeks, W 8, fmr
White, J, fmr
White, J W , fmr
Wo Lung & Co, Chinese merchants
PORT HANEY.
Postmaster, D. Docksteader.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of I^ew Westminster
forms part of the municipality of
Maple Ridge. It is situated on
the right bank of the Eraser river,
13 miles by water or 18 miles by
rail from New Westminster and 26
from Vancouver. It is a flag sta-
tion on the C.P.R. and has daily
communication by water with New
Westminster, which is the nearest
banking point. There are post,
telegraph and express offices ; mails
daily.
Anderson, Andrew, fmr and nursery-
man
Anderson, John, fmr
Anderson, Thos, fmr
Ansel), Wm, fmr
Armstrong, Thos, boarding house
Atkinson, Hy, teamster
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils anil Amltnral Iipleients.
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Bailey, Arch,
Bailey, James
Bailey, Robt,
Bailey, Willia
Baker, Alonso
Baker, August
Baker, E P, fn
Baker, Jos, f m
Baker, Peter,
Beckett, E W,
Beckett, H R,
Beckett, W £,
Bennett, Geo,
Bennett, Willi)
Best, Hugh, fn
Best, James, fi
Blackstock, Ge
Blackstock, Ge
Bla -kstock, Ro
Blaney, Jno, fn
Bosomworth, T
Brock, E, scho<
Carlson, John,
Carr, Jno, men
Carter, E J, bri
Carter, James,
Cash, John, bri
Chadwick, Johi]
Chesle^', Chas, i
Christina, Ed
Christina, Willi
Corbould, A, fm
Creighton, Jas,
Croft, Jas, logge
Dabach, £1, con
Dawson, Jno, fn
Deranger, £, bli
Docksteader, Ad
Docksteader, Ar
Docksteader, Mi
Docksteader, D
master
Docksteader, G,
Docksteader, Jn
Edge, Hamilton
Edge, Saml, fmi
Ferguson, Angui
Ferguson, Archi
Ferguson, John
Fitzpatrick, Job
Frembatb, John
Hammond, Will
Hanbery, Hy, ei
Haney, Thos, fn
Hendrick, Robt,
Hincb, John, fn
Isaac, William,]
Johnson, Willia
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Bailey, Arch, fmr
Bailey, Jamea, labr
Bailey, Robt, labr
Bailey, William, fmr
Baker, Alonso, fmr
Baker, August, fmr
Baker, E P, fmr
Baker, Jos, fmr
Baker, Peter, fmr
Beckett, E W, brickmaker
Beckett, H R, brickmaker
Beckett, W £, brickmakei
Bennett, Geo, painter
Bennett, William, shoemaker
Best, Hugh, fmr
Best, James, fmr
Blackstock, Geo, logger
Blackstock, Geo, labr
Bla-kstock, Robt, fmr
Blaney, Jno, fmr
Bosom worth, Thos, fmr
Brock, E, school teacher
Carlson, John, fmr
Garr, Jno, merchant
Carter, E J, brickmaker
Carter, James, brickmaker
Cash, John, brickmaker
Chadwick, John, logger .
Ghesle^', Chas, fmr
Christina, Ed
Christina, WiUiam, fmr
Corbould, A, fmr
Creighton, Jas, logger
Croft, Jas, logger
Dabach, £1, contractor and fmr
DawBou, Jno, fmr
Deranger, E, blacksmith
Docksteader, Adam, fmr
Docksteader, Arch, fmr
Docksteader, Mrs D, hotel keeper
Docksteader, O, merchant and post-
master
Docksteader, G, A, fmr
Docksteader, Jno
Edge, Hamilton, fmr
Edge, Saml, fmr
Ferguson, Angus, fmr
Ferguson, Archie, labr
Ferguson, John Hector, fmr
Fitzpatrick, John, real estate agt
Frembatb, John, fmr
Hammond, William, fmr
Hanbery, Hy, engineer
Haney, Thos, fmr and brickmaker
Hendrick, Robt, fmr
llincb, John, fmr
Isaac, William, fmr
Johnson, William, labr
Kennedy, William, fisherman
Knight, Eb, fmr
Legett, M, labr
Legett, W C, fmr
Lindsay, — , labr
Lockwood, Wm, fmr
Martin, O, fmr
Mayo, P, fmr
McCannah, Jno, tmr
McDonald, Alex, fmr
McLaren, Mat, brickmaker
McLaren, Wm, teamster
McPherson, Danl, fmr
Mighton, Jos, fmr
Morgan, Thos, fmr
Morrison, Angus, fmr
Nelson, D B, fmr
Nelson, Wm, fmr
O'Brien, Jno, brickmaker
Olson, Wm, brickmaker '
Parkinson, Wm, fmr
Patterson, A, logger
Redcliffe, Jno, fmr
Reed, Thos, fmr
Reid, Frank, fmr
Reid, Wm, teamster '
Ritchie, Arch, fmr
Ritchie, Jas, fmr
Ritchie, John, fmr
Ritchie, John, teamster
Ritchie, Saml, fmr
Ritchie, Wm, fmr
Robertson, Alex, contractor
Robertson, Jas, labr
Robertson, John, labr
Robertson, Saml, fmr
Ross, Jno, logger
Scarr, Frank, fmr
Scott, Jas, fmr
Sheppard, Edgar, fmr
Sinclair & Carr, merchants
Sinclair, T F, merchant
Smeadly, Wm, fmr
Smith, Gus, mgr fish freezer
Smith, Jno, gardener
Spring, Albert, fmr
Spoule, Geo, fmr
Stephens, Jos, fmr
Stephens, Robt, fmr
Stony, John, fmr
Thomad, John, fmr
Thompson, Bobt, fmr
White, Wm, bricklayer and labr
Wilcox, M, fmr
Wilds, Chas, fmr
Williams, Alex, fmr
Wilson, J J, fmr
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PORT KELLS.
(Including Barngton Island.)
POHTMABTER, JOHN LaTTA.
Port Kells is situated on the left
bank of the Fraser Kiver, about 12
miles from New Westminster;
nearest telegraph and express
office, Port Hammond ; communi-
cation by rail and steamer ; mails
three times a week.
Alder, Henry, sr, land owner
Alder, H, jr, land owner
Alder, Perc-y, land owner
Anderson, Peter, rancher
Archibald, Thos, rancher
Bell, Rev W, incmbnt, Surrey Centre
Black, Thos, fisherman
Bossie, J, rancher
Boyd, Geo L, carpenter
Carroll, Bart, rancher
Childs, Jas. rancher
Cooper Thos, rancher
Day, Wm T, rancher
Duark, Chas, rancher
Forster, Thos, M.P.P., rancher
Gillio, J M, rancher
Godson, Miss Mabel, teacher
Gowan, W E, rancher
Hemborough, Thos
Hemborough & Co, brick works
Hickie, J O, rancher
Hicks, £, rancher
Hicks, H, rancher
Hicks, Wm, rancher
Hodder, John J, rancher
Jenkins, Wm, rancher
Kells, Dickson W
Ki'Us, Henry, sr, rancher
Kells, Hy, jr, land owner
Kelly, 8 F, rancher
Latta, F E, boarding house
Latta, John, postmaster and store-
keeper
Layfield, Geo, rancher
Loye, Wm C, shoemaker
Lyness, B W, rancher
Matthews, Zacii, rancher
McCauchan, S, rancher
McClarty, Peter, rancher
McClenethan, land owner
McDonald, J J, rancher
Montgomery, Jno, rancher
Morgan, Wm, rancher
O'Byrne, Dan, rancher
Page, Z D, rancher
Parks, J, rancher
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Pearson, Robert, pensioner
Robertson, J J, rancher
Routley, Bros, ranchers
Sayer, Miss Elizabeth, teacher
Speirs, Allan, rancher
Speirs, Jas, rancher
Speirs, Mary E, teacher
Gteane, Isaac, rancher
Htone, Wm, rancher
Stone, Ed, rancher
Sutherland, D C, rancher
Swanson, Louis
Thomson. Peter, rancher
Wilson, A, rancher
Wilson, J C, carpenter
Williams, L, (Hemborough & Co)
Worrell, F, rancher
Yorkson, E, rancher
PORT MOODY.
POBTMASTEH, JOSEPH TaYS.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster
on the main line of iheC.P.R, is
12 miles from Vancouver, and 6
from New Westminster. It is sit-
uated at the head of Burrard Inlet.
Telegraph, express and banking
point, New Westminster.
Anderson, Thomas, fmr
Armstrong, W H, section man
Bird, Albert fmr
Buchanan, J D, school teacher
Butchart, Nonvel, fruit ranch
Cope, Joseph, fruit ranch
Crouk, William, fmr
Dockrill, Joseph, boat builder
Elson, Geo, bee keeper
Ems, John, section foreman
Frost, Henry, fruit ranch
Frost, John D, section man
Hull, Stewart, section man
Jackson, David, engineer
Johnson, John, sr, logger
Johnson, John, jr, logger
Lehman, S W, gentleman
Lynch, James, fmr
McLeod, Duncan, coal dealer
McCoskery, Geo. hotel keeper
Moon, Allan, fmr
Murray, John, sr, gentleman
Murray, John, jr, cattle trader
Nolan, John, painter
Noon, Allen, fmr
Poison, John, fmr
Ross, Robert, fmr
T. DOBESON, M. W. OOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and. Braat rounder*, Oentral Xaehtniata.
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iTays. Joseph
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Taylor. D S, s
Walton, John,
Walton, John,
Walton, John,
Walton, Thom
Walton, Willii
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Mails twice a
600 miles dis^
Brentzen, Henr
B. Co
Brentzen, Paul
B. Co
Caldwell, Miss,
Cliflford, C W D
H. B. Co
Cole, R H, the :
Crosby, Rev Th
mission.
Hewin, John, g(
Good, H E, cler
Hall C M, Mise
Lawrence, Miss,
Lockesby, Gord(
Lockesby, Miss
Madden, WH, <
"Nell."
Mouat, A C, cle
Osterhout, A, M
Pyemont, Rev 1
tory
Redner, Mrs, th
Spence, Miss, tl
Williscroft, Ge(
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Royal, Willium, gentleman
Tays. Joseph, postmaster and gen-
eral store
Taylor, D 8, station agent
Walton, John, fmr
Walton, John, jr, fmr
Walton, John, sr, fmr
Walton, Thomas, fmr
Walton, William, section man
PORT SIMPSON.
(.Formerly called Fort Simpson.)
FOSTMASTKR, ChAS. W. D. CLIFFORD.
Is situated on the northwest end of
the Simshean Peninsula, in the
Cassiar District, and is separated
from the south end of Alaska by the
Portland Inlet. It possesses a fine
harbor, and at Georgetown, 7 miles
distant, is a fine saw mill and ship
building yard. Coal has been dis-
covered in the district. The
Methodist Mission have nere a
home and school for the Indians.
Mails twice a month, via Victoria,
600 miles distant.
Brentzen, Henrv, warehouseman, H.
B. Co
Brentzen, Paul and familv, clerk, H.
B. Co
Caldwell, Miss, The Home
Clifford, C W Dand family, manager
H. B. Co
Cole, R H, the Boys' Home
Crosby, Rev Thomas, the Methodist
mission.
Hewin, John, governmt agent
Good, H E, clerk, H.B.Co
Hall C M, Miss, the school
Lawrence, Miss, the Home
Lockeeby, Gordon, store keeper
Lockesby, Miss
Madden, W H, Capt and family, S.S.
"Nell."
Mouat, A C, clerk, H.B.Co
Osterhout, A, Methodist mission
Pyemont, Rev Temple, C.P, the Rec-
tory
Redner, Mrs, the Home
Spence, Miss, the Hospital
Williscroft, George, and familv, the
mill
Williscroft, Henry, and family, the
mUl
Williscroft, Walter, and familv, the
mill
PRINCETON.
Simalkameen.
Postmaster, J. F. Allison.
In the Electoral District of Yale, is
situated in the valley of the Simil-
kemeen river, a little below the
Vermillion Forks.
Allison, J F, postmaster, J.P. and
stock raiser
Allison, Edgar M, rancher
Allison, R Wilfred, horse dealer
Allison, John Shatton, cowboy
Ah Tuck, merchant
Beckmyre, Chris, miner
Boomley, John, rancher
Carlin, Henry, cowboy
Carlson, August, labr
Cameron, H B, rancher
Chance, John M, miner and cowboy
Cole, Thomas, rancher
Fay, Thos, rancher
Holmes, Walton, rancher
Jemison, Mrs, rancher
Jemison, James, rancher
Jemison, Robt, rancher
Jemison, Walter, rancher
Jones, Henry, rancher
Kirkland, Frank, rancher
Ijamont, Angus, rancher
Lie, Ah, merchant
McDougal, W C, rancher
Olreich, A F, rancher
Pearce, Samuel, rancher
Sands, Samuel, rancher
Spath, — , miner
Sterling, Chas, rancher
Squakan, Chas, Indian packer and
guide to hunters
Summers, Christopher, labr
Smith, H, rancher
Tal-be-hasket, Steve, Indian guide
to hunters
TongSing, merchant
Tuong Yuen, merchant
Norman, John, rancher
QUAMICHAN.
Postmistress, Miss Florence Jaynbb
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver, and Provincial of Cow-
iohan, situated about one mile and
a half from Duncan station, the
nearest telegraph and expresss
office.
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A.U Kinda of Jlepair«> Zand and Marine,
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Alexander, David jr, fmr
Alexander, James, fmr
Clythe, W E, fmr
Davie, Hon Theo, attorney.general
Elkington, \Villiam H, fmr
Humphrey, John, carpenter
Irving, Claude, fmr
Jaynes, William Penn, merchant
Jaynes, Miss Florence, postmistress
Jones, William, teamster
Kingston, William, fmr
Leakey, Arthur, fmr
Leakey, Rev J H, rector Church of
England
Leather, Frank S, fmr
Lemo, Ulric, fmr
Long, D G, fmr
Long, J, fmr
Miirphy, John, labr
Pitt, Sydney, fmr
Robertson, William, fmr
Rondeault, Rev Father, R. C. priest
Robotham, Capt John J C, fmr
Robotham, Miss, school teacher
Robotham, Mrs, widow
Simpson, Hardy, artist
Skinner, Mrs J T, fmr
Skinner, Ernest, surveyor
St Anne's Convent
Sister Superior St Anne's Convent
Van Gosthey, Rev Father, R. C. priest
Wood, Thomas A, fmr
Woods, W A, gardener
Whittome, J H, fmr
QUATHIASKI COVE.
Postmaster, Robert Hall.
(Sec Duluth, Duncan Bay.)
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND.
(See North- Went Coast.)
Consists of three principal and sev-
eral smaller islands lying due west
from Port Simpson and Skeena
river, about 90 miles, being separ-
ated from the mainland by Hecate
Strait. The largest island, Gra-
ham, lies north of the other two,
named respectively Moresby and
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QUESNELLE.
Postmaster, Arch'd McNauohton.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Cariboo and Lillooet and
Provincial of Cariboo, is situated
at the confluence of the Q " nelle
and Eraser rivers, and ia reached
by weekly stage from Ashcroft
station on the C.P.R., distance 225
miles. Mails weekly ; has a tele-
graph and express office. Nearest
hanking point, Kamloops.
Aguayo, Jos, packer
Baker, August, fmr and teamster
Barlow, Abraham, J.P., fmr
Beach, Benjamin, labr
Belanger, Gabriel, prop Golden Eagle
hotel
Belanger, Donat, labr
Blair, Chas, labr
Blair, John, labr
Blair, John H, labr
Blair, Robt, engineer
Bohannon, S H, fmr and butcher
Bouchie, Edward, labr
Bouchie, Wm, sr, ferryman
Bouchie, Wm, jr, labr'
Bowron, J E, telegraph operator
Boyd, John, fmr
Brown, Jos, fmr
Carson, Alfred, fmr and blacksmith
Clark, Geo B, engineer and clerk
Craig, James, labr
Davis, H F, fur trader, Peace river
Deacon, James, miner
Deschamps, Antoine, miner
Deschamps, Benj, fmr
Downes, Stephen, fmr
Duclos, Exis, fmr
Duclos, Geo
Ewing, William, labr
Fleming, John, labr
Erasers, James A, school teacher
Golden Eagle Hotel, G Belanger, prop
Gravelle, Jerry, labr
Hagarty, M M, butcher
Hudson's Bay Co, A McNanghton,
man<?ger
Johnston, Geo C, miner
Johnston, John W, miner
Johnston, Wm Albert, mill owner
and fmr, (Reid & Johnston)
Laronde, Chas, packer
Lock, Alexr, stage driver
Maxwell, Thos, miner
McCormish, M, labr
McDonald. D W, carpenter
McLean, John, prop Occidental hotel
McNaugfhton, Arcn, mgr Hudson's
Bay Co and postmaster
McNeil, Theophile, labr
McPhair, Angus, miner
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Middleton, Bobt, fmr
Moffat, Hsrry, imr
Moffitt, Charles, teamster
Occidental Hotel, John McLean,prop
Olsen, Andrew, fmr
Oriollie, Maurice, miner
Parker, William, stage driver
Pattsrson, James E, labr
Pickard, Geo, fmr
Reid & Johnston, Cariboo roller, saw
and shingle mills
Beid, Hon James, sen, general store
and express agent
Robinson, James, miner
Robertson, Wm, blacksmith
Selems, George, miner
Shepherd, Edmund C, boat builder
Sheridan, Wm, labr
Staebler, Chris, labr
St Laurent, J H, Govt agent and road
superintendent
Therriden. Jedn, labr
Thomas, Wm, labr
Vigeant, Domaz, labr
Wallace, Alex H, fmr, 13 mile house
Yeats, Anthony, miner, Bonanza
mine
Wah Lee, Chinese merchant
Yan Wan, Chinese merchant
QUESNELLE FORKS.
PotiTHASTER, Wm. StEPHENSON.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Cariboo-Lilloofct and the Pro-
vinciAl of Cariboo, is one of the
oldest mining camps in Cariboo
District, b^ing established in 1869.
Distance from 150-Mile House
about 60 miles; pack trail from
Soda Greek 54 miles. There is a
weekly mail, via 160-Mile House,
during summer; fortnightly du-
ring winter from Ashcroft sta-
tion, 190 miles. Nearest telegraph
office, l3oda creek; banking point,
Kamloo;^8.
Barker, John K, mine supt
Bellmond, Jos E, miner
Berrell, Andrew, miner . ,
Bishop, Tbos, miner
Burns, Jack, labr
Campbell, Alex, miner
Champion, Jas, civil and mining engr
Fook Song Lung, gen trader
Gellespie, Isaac L, miner
Hepburn, John, mine supt
Johnson, Chas M, miner
Kin Fong, gen trader
Knight, Archie C, miner
Koster, John, miner
Law Quen, gen trader
McDonald, Angus, miner
McRae, Peter, miner
McKaig, David, miner
McQu^e, Hugh, miner
Metz, John L, trapper
Moore, Jos, trapper ^ ■ ...
Newell, Hiser, trapper ->'' \
Peeler, Hiram, miner
Polleys, Wm, miner
Smith, Geo, clerk
Smith, John R, miner
Smith, Wm A, miner
Stephenson, Wm, govt agent and
postmaster
Taylor, Wm, miner
Thermahlon, Theo, miner
Vieth & Borland, gen merchants
We Sang, general trader
QUILCHENA.
(Including Minnie Lake.)
Postmaster, G . T. Corfield.
Quilchena, in the Dominion Elec-
toral District of Yale-Kootenay
and the Provincial Electoral Dis-
trict of Yale, is an agricul-
tural section. A stage runs be-
tween Kamloops and Spence's
Bridge, carrying the mails and
making the round triponce a week.
Nearest telegraph office, Spence's
Bridge; banking point, Kamloops.
Barter, William, fmr
Barter, William, jr, fmr
Barr, Hugh, farm labr
Bell, Samuel, farm labr
Bell. William, farm labr
Corneld, (ieorgfe T, merchant, fmr
and postmaster
Cavanagh, George, fmr
Charters, Robert, merchant
Currie, Donald, stock raiser, Minnie
Lake
Currie, Duncan, labr, Minnie Lake
Donovan, Peter, labr
Earnshaw, Byron, stk raiser, Minnie
Lake
Earnshaw, Henry J, stock raiser,
Minnie Lake
Gladwin, J B, labr, Minnie Lake
Goodwin, Fred, labr
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Guichon, Joseph, stock raiser
Krogan, William, labr
Murphy, Richard, foreman B. G-. C.
Go, Triangle Kanch
O'Rourke, Ed, hotelkpr and rancher
Owen, A H, carpenter
Riley, Peter, labr
Henderson, R L, farm labr
Johnson, Edwin, gentleman
Livingston, C, gentleman
Maitland, Dougall F H, fmr
Mariner, Mrs A, widow
Marshall, Thomas, fmr
McKenzie, Miss G, housekeeper
Milward, Thomas W, store clerk
Pemberton, William, store clerk
Stott, Stanley B, labr
Smollett, Joseph, labr
Williams, Ed, stock raiser
Williams, Hugh, labr
Wilson, James, fmr
READ'S ISLAND.
Postmaster, E. W. Wylie.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is 40 miles from Gomoz,
the nearest telegraph and express
office, and 90 from New Westmin-
ster, which is the banking point.
Mails twice a week. Gommunica-
tion by steamer from Comox.
Anderson, Mrs Estillea, fmr
Ashton, George, fmr
Benson, G A, logger
Bither, A, logger
Blanchfield, J, fmr
Boyet, Henry, fmr
Davis, Richd, fmr
Elliot, G, logger
Eavens, Mrs Al«x
Eavens, Richd, logger
Hallet, John, logger
Henny, J B, logger
Kenny, J J, logger
Hofford, Georse, logger
Green, Jos, fmr
Jones, John, fmr
King, A W, logger
Kingsbury, Oscar, fmr
La Ballois, Jos, logger
La Rue, D, logger
Loppen, M, logger
McAway, John, logger
McFarland, Cbas, logger
McMillen, W D, logger
McPherson, John, logger
Ridd, Edwin, fmr
Roy, J, fmr
Schufer, Peter, fmr
Smith, J H, fmr
Smith, Lonra, fmr
Tucker, R, fmr
Verchre, A M, fmr
Wylie, Hallie, fmr
Wylie, £. W, merchant and P.M
REVELSTOKE.
Postmaster, F. B. Weils.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
West-Kootenay, is on the main
line of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, at the second crossing of the
Columbia river, and one of the Div-
isional points of the C.P.R. The
Columbia and Kootenay Navigation
Go's steamers make two trips a
week from Revelstoke to Little
Dalles, connecting with the Spok-
ane and Northern Railway, also
calling at Sproat's Landing at
mouth of the Kootenay river and )
all intermediate ports. There is a
post, money order, telegraph and
express office, also a telephone sys-
tem. Nearest banking point, Kam-
loops.
Abrahamson, Andrew, (Abraham-
son Bros)
Abrahamstn Bros, Central hotel
Abrahamson, Ghas, (Abrahamson
Bros)
Abrahamson, John, (Abrahamson
Bros)
Adair, Edward, millhand
Ahlin, Fred, waiter
Allen, H, brewer
Allen, Raymond, carpt
Anderson, H M, fireman, C.P.R
Anderson, Chas, miner
Anderson, D, miner
Anderson, Paul, miner
Armstrong, A, miner
Armstrong, Jas, millhand
Anolak, K, labr
Arthur, Richard, millhand
Barber. J Guy, watchmaker
Barcbard, £ £, mining engineer
Barth, Mat, fmr
Beckerton. S, shoemaker
Belleok, Wm, wiper, C.P.R
See our Mackintoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c
B. WILLIAMS & CO., 07 Johnson Street, Victoria, B. C.
Belligar
Beeton,
Benniso
Bourne
Bourne,
Bourne,
Boyd, Ge
|oyd, Jo
Brennan,
Brewster,
Brown, H
Brown &
Brown, W
Brownrigj
Brown rifiM
Buck, H,*
Burgasord
Bush by, F
Cadman, 1
Caldwell, J
Campbell,
Carrington,
and contr
Cavson, W,
Central Ho
Chapman, i
Christie, E(
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Clarke,Afr8i
Ciarke. John
Colby, Alber
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Columbia ani
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Columbia Ri
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Cooney, Wm,
Coursier, Mrs
Coursier, Hei
Court House
Cowan, Wm,
^wan, D, cle
C.P.R.Telegra
Craige, W P, i
Cranston, Joh|
Crawford, Jaa
Crowie, S B, iT
Cunningham,
Dagjf Richard
David, Morgai
Btoke sawmil
Debruie. Henr
^olan, Josep]
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81 and 83 Bronghton Street, Victoria, B. O. Tel. 189.
Check Baggase to any part of the City. Their
Wagons and Carriages meet all Boats and T rains.
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Belligarad, S, gardener
Beeton, Hugh, millhand
Bennison, A, C.^.R
Bourne Bros, general merchants
Bourne, Frank H, (Bourne Bros)
Bourne, H J, (Bourne Bros)
Boyd, Geo, millhand
Boyd, John, millhand
Brennan, M, bridge foreman
Brewster, J T, agent, C.P.R
Brown, H A, prop Union hotel
Brown & Clarke, Columbia house
Brown, Wm, (Brown & Clarke)
Brownrigg, John, labr
BrownriKg, J W, jobber
Buck, H, labr
Burgasord, A, millhand
Busnby, F, baggageman, C.P.R
Cadman, Thos, rancher
Caldwell, John, carpt
Campbell, Dr J, mgr smelter
Carrington, Wm, millwright, builder
and contractor
Cavson, W, oiler, C.P.R
Central Hotel, Abrahamson Bros
Chapman, H, engineer
Christie, E G, elk Kootenay steamers
Christie, F G,agt Kootenay & Colum-
bia Mfg Co
Clarke, Mrs Barbar A,(Brown&Clarke)
Clarke, John £, millhand
Colby, Albert, millhand
Columbia House, Brown & Clarke
props
Columbia and Kootenay Steam Navi-
gation Co, F G Christie, agent
Columbia River Transportation Go,
S F Hume & Go, agts
Cooney, Wm, purser
Coursier, Mrs H N, millinery
Coursier, Henry N, general merchant
Court House
Cowan, Wm, Victoria hotel
Cowan, D, clerk, Victoria hotel
O.P.R.Telegraph, J L Smith, operator
Graige, W F, timekeeper, C.P.R
Granston, John
Crawford, James, fmr
Growle, S B, fmr
Cunningham, Arthur, millhand
Dagg, Richaid, labr
David, Morgan, bookkeeper Revel-
stoke sawmill
Debrule, Henry, wiper C.P.R
Dolan, Joseph, rancner
Donnelly, Hamilton, millhand
Donnelly, Je8ei>h, millhand
Donnelly, Z, millhand
Donohoe, Thos, millwright
Douns, Thos, miner
Dow, Alexander, turner
Dupare. John, woodman
Edgar, Wm F, miner
Edwards, N T, miner
Evans, W, hunter
Fahoi, W, millhand
Fahoi, Thos, millhand
Ferguson, J, millhand
Ferguson, Dave, labr
Flege, Wm, millhand
Fleming, William, butcher
Fleming, Robt, wiper C.P.R
Fletcher, E, carpenter
Foley, Jeremiah, sec foreman G.P.R
Forsland, A, boatman
Foster, Jas, turner
Francis, E W, photographer
Francis, E J, printer
Fraser, Fred, bridge tender
Granat, G, labr
Grant, John, millhand
Gilker & Wells, gen merchants
Glenn, Norman, wiper C.P.R
Glenn, Wm, woodman C.P.R
Greely Creek Shingle Co, John Val-
entine mgr
Green, Robt, rancher
Groupe, Isaac, millhand
Haig, T L N P, broker
Haley, Wm, driver Columbia House
Hamilton, (Grange, labr
Hamilton, Thos, Senate saloon
Hautala, H, labr
Haskins, J W, miner
Hetherington, .Tohn, labr
Hetherington, William, gardener
Hector, John, boatman
Hellstrom, John, contractor
Hill, John, rancher
Hill, Samuel, rancher
Hodges, M, miner
Hoedich, A H, assayer and analyst
Holden, Chas, miner
Holden, Solomon, miner
Horn, Thos E, miner
Howson, R, builder and underta'cer
Hunker, Andv, miner
Hull Bros & do, butchers
Hume, C B, <k, Co, gen merchants
Hume & Cowan, steamboat owners
Ideal Saloon, Wm Haley prop
Innes, Alex, sawyer Revelstoke mills
Innes, Joseph, millhand
Irvine, Geo, labr
Kady, .John, labr
Kadley, Thos, section foreman
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Kennedy, Peter, millhand
Kelley, J M, M.P.P
Kelley, M, roadmaster
Kemm, Rev J C C, Church of Eng
Kirby, Wm, miner
Kirkup, John, constable and mining
recorder
Kirkup, Wm, stoves and tinware
King, Josh, millhand
Kons, August, millhand
Kootenay Star, H M McCutcheonpub
Laforme, Geo, packer
Ladner, Rev Gnas, Methodist mnstr
Laing, Chas, labr
Lambert, Jas, printer
Lands, John, miner
Lampire, N, labr
Langrill, Harry, miner
Law, W J, merchant tailor
Lawrence, William, clerk
Leatherbarrow, Ohas, car inspector
Leclair, Chas, timekpr C.P.R
Lee, William, yardmaster C.P.R
Lester', Thos, carpenter
Lewis, Oliver, baker
Lewis, Percy, clerk
Lewis, Thos, jr, blacksmith's helper
Lewis, Thos, sr, blacksmith
Lewis, E H, clerk
Lindmark, Chas F, of C B Hume & Co
Linquist, Capt Alex, Columbia River
steamer
Lindley, William, sawyer
Lovewell, Henry, millhand
Lund, GuB, miner
Lynot, Frank, night operator C.P.R
Makay, William, bridge tender
Mansell, E H, mining engineer
IVIarshall, J, butcher
Measley, Fred, miner
McCarthy, Thos, cook
McCarthy, Florence, C.P.R bdg hse
McCarthy, F & Co, butchers
McDonald, Archie, teamster
McDonald, Jas & Co, furniture dealrs
McDonald, Jas, furniture dealer (Mc-
Donald & Co)
McDonald, John, labr
McDonald, Lochie, miner
McLean, Dr Ernest, M.D
McMann, Jas, millhand
McMahon, Jas, millhand
McDougle, Alex, millhand
McKay, Angus, miner
McKinnon, Alex, miner
McKenzie, Wm, miner
McNeil, A, barber
McGilvray. Dan, boatman
Megoff, R, miner
Metcalf, Edward, millhand
Moxley, Jas, rancher
Miller, Thos, wiper C.P.R
Munn, Neil, millhand
Nagle, G B, miner
Needham, Harry, elk Columbia river
steamer
Needham, Samuel, gardener
Neilson, John, packer
Nelson, John, driver Victoria hotel
Northy, R W, editor Kootenay Star
Norlians, Chas, miner
Oberg, Chas, cook
Odell, Thos, miner
Park, Andy, miner
Peterson, Peter R, gardener
Pitchard, Edward, stovemaker
Phipps, W S, main store dept C.P.R
Picura, Ed, shoemaker
Piper, O, watchman smelter
Provost, William, millhand
Raouch, John, teamster
Rathwell, Saml, miner
Richards, John, foreman
Ribbachj F A, wharfinger C.P.R
Reid, William, millhand
Riddle, Jas, carpenter
Righton, Thos, rancher
Riley, Frank, cook
Robertson, Dan, sawmill mgr
Robinson, John R, Revelstoke Lum-
ber Co
Robinson, Frank, accountant
Robson, Robt, baker
Roeser, C, assayer and smelter
Ross, Hugh, miner
Ross, Malcolm, miner
Rossibon, John, miner
Sanderson, Capt R, Columbia river
Sashaw, Harry, millhand
Saunders, William E, millhand
Scott, Albert, tinsmith
Schuyler, J, school teacher
Selkirk Shingle Mill, J C Stern & J
Robinson, props
Shaw, John, miner
Shaw, C E, real estate agt
Shaw, Jno, carpenter
Skinner, Josepn, wiper C.P.R
Smith, A A
Smith, A M, carpenter
Smith, J L, operator C.P.R
Smith, Edgar, millhand
Smythe, H, wiper C.P.R
Spinks, Geo, miner
Spread barrow, Wm, millhand
Stauber, John, miner
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Steed, The
Stone, Alb
Stone, Jol
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Switzer. G<
Syder, E, i
Tapping, B
TempJe, C
dept C.P,
Thomlison,
Thomas, G<
Thompson,
land agen
Tolmire, Joi
Trueberry, <
Tumrose, CI
Valentine. J
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Vickers, Wn
Victoria Hot
Wall, Wm, b
Walker, Pete
Walmer, Jac(
Warren, Wm
Watniore, Ro
Wells. P B, «
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Wells, A, bagi
White, Joseph
White, J, cool
Whyte, J. swii
Whyte, Stephe
Wi kmson. La
Wi hams, G H
Williams, Jose
Wilson, Joseph
Wi son, Peter,
Williamson, A,
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Steed, Thos, elk H N Coureier
Stone, Albert, cook Stockholm House
Stone, John, prop Stockholm House
Sutherland, J P, mgr Hull Bros & Co
Switzer. Geo. sawyer Kevelstoke mills
Syder, E, wiper C.P.R
T'apping, Root, contractor
Temple, C H, foreman mechanical
dept C.P.R
Thomlison, William, clerk
Thomas, Geo, baggageman
Thompson, F W, notary public and
land agent
Tolmire, Joseph, barber
Trueberry, Geo, blacksmith
Tumroae, Chas, gardener
Valentine, John, mgr Greely Shingle
Co
Vickers, Wm, fmr
Victoria Hotel, Wm Cowan, prop
Wall, Wm, bridge foreman
Walker, Peter, miner
Walmer, Jacob, labr
Warren, Wm, Jsridgeman C.P.R
Watmore, Robt, asat roadmaster
Wells, F B, (Gilker & Wells)
Wells, Frank, postmaster
Wells, A, baggageman
White, Joseph, yardman C.P.R
White, J, cook
Whyte, J, switchman, C.P.R
Whyte, Stephen, turn, r
Wilkinson, Law, car repairer
Williams, G H, druggist
Williams, Joseph, miner
Wilson, Joseph, millhand
Wilson, Peter, fireman
Williamson, A, teamster
RICHMOND MUNICIPALITY.
(For Vst of residents see Steveston,
3u Island, Tera Nova, Sea Island
and Eburne.)
In New Westminster District in-
cludes thti islands at the mouth of
the Fraser river, known as Lulu
Island and Sea Island, and all the
small islands adjoining. The
municipality embraces an area of
about 30,000 a<'res. Lulu and Sea
Island are connected with the
mainland hjr bridge. There are
eight canneries in the district, and
four poatofUces — Steveston, Lulu
Island, Tera Nova, and North Arm
or Eburne. Stages run twice a day
to Vancouver.
RIVERSIDE.
Postmaster, W. Elliott.
Formerly known as Matsqui, is situ-
ated on Matsqui Prairie, in the
District of New Westminster, and
comprises about 10,000 acres of
meadow land, which has all been
well dyked. Communication by
steamer with New Westminster,
the nearest telegraph, express and
banking point.
Barns, John, fmr
Clarke, W T, fmr
Elliott, W, postmaster
Kidd, Wm, fmr
Little, T G, contractor
MacKinlay, Wm Scott, fmr
Maclure, John, C.P. telegraph agent
Maclure, John, fmr
Maher, W 8. fmr
McFarlane, M, fmr
RIVERS' INLET.
Postmaster, H. J. Kirkland.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is a fishing station on the
North-West Coast. Mails tri-
monthly in summer and monthly
in winter. Banking point, tele-
graph and express office, Nanai-
mo, 250 miles; communication by
steamer.
Anderson, A, charcoal burner W.P.R
Co
Anderson, H, net foreman W.P.R.Co
Bernard, K, foreman B.C.C. Co
Brett, T W, clerk B.C.C. Co
Brewster, G W, canning foreman
British Columbia Canning Co, Ltd
Collins, J, fireman, B.C.C. Co
Craig, C, blacksmith
Dawson, W, canneryman
Elchinke, M, engineer
Gibson, W H, teacher
Gibson, G, teacher
Grant, S, timekeeper
Guy, T, watchman
Heaton, G, mill foreman
Henri, Fr..nk, charcoal burner
Irving, D, engineer
Jackson, R, sr, canneryman
Jackson, R, jr, steamboat capt
Johnson, Jas, canneryman
Langley, H, foreman
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Milne, G, watchman
Nicholson, C M, canneryman
Nicholson, H, canneryman
Pearson, Gus, net foreman
Pollard, W J, timekeeper
Poole, A, canneryman
Pollard, A, bookkeeper W.P.R. Co
Roxbrough, Wm, fishery inspector
Van Hoivels, H, carpenter
Vaughan, Steve, ca'sneryman
Wannock Pkg Co, A. McNeil, mgr
ROBSON, B. C.
Postmaster, Loiis Levesque.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale and Kootenay and Provincial
of West Kootenay, is a railway and
navigation station, 28 miles from
Nelson. It has a telegraph and ex-
SresB office. Nearest banking point
elson, distant 28 miles; mails
twice a week. Communication by
rail and steamer twice per week.
Steamer from Revei stoke, 150 miles.
Armstrong, Jas, railwaj' foreman.
Arcuri, Frank, labr
Aubertin, Jos, farm labr
Aubertin, Mrs, J
Dessautels, Jos, labr
Ebstrup, Chas, baggage master
Finnerham, Jas, labr
Gilbert, Otter, car inspector
Gilbert, Mrs,
Girard, Jos, farm labr
Gore, John, steamboat capt
Gore, Mrs, John
Larcher, L George, labr
Lemieux, J Alfred, labr
Levesque, Lewis, P.M. and hotelkpr
McBride, Jerry, fmr
McKean, Miss, Jane
Sicotte, Noel, fmr
Telford, Wm, telegraph repairer
Thomas, Mrs, George
Viau, Hilaire, hotelclerk
Wilson, John, fmr
ROCKFORD.
Postmaster, Robert Scott.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial
of Yale, is situated 'n the stage
lino running from Kamloops to
Spence's Bridge. Mails twice a
week; nearest railway station,
telegraph, express office and bank-
ing point, Kamloops, distance 36
miles.
Collett, A, carpenter
Collett, Jos, fmr and stock raiser
Crake, Fred J, labr
Fraser, Geo, stock raiser and fmr
Eraser, John, stock raiser and fmr
Friskin, Wm, stock raiser
Friskin, Jas, stock raiser
Harby, Jas, labr
Hunter, Thomas, sawmill prop
Jones. Thos, stock raiser and fmr
Lander, J D, J.P, stock raiser and fmr
Lander, W M, stock raiser and fmr
Lesley, Thos, labr
McDonald, W R, stock raiser and fmr
McKillican, Jas, labr
McKillican, John, labr
McLeod, John, stock raiser
McLeod, Wm, stock raiser
Moore, B B, stock raiser and fmr
Moore, John, sr, gentleman
Moore, John, jr, stock raiser and fmr
Moore, Joseph, stock raiser and fmr
Moore, Samuel, stock raiser
Morton, Albert, labr
Newman, B, gentleman
Newman, Jas, stock raiser and fmr
Newman, Thos, stock raiser and fmr
Newman, Patrick, stock raiser and
fmr
Nichols, William, stock raiser and
fmr
Palmer, William, stock raiser and
fmr
Palmer, W F, stock raiser and fmr
Peterson, John, stock raiser and fmr
Scott, S, J.P., stock raiser
Scott, Robert, postmaster, stock
raiser
Scott, W A, stock raiser
Smith, Albert, stock raiser and fmr
Tannahill, Mrs, stock raiser and fmr
Tannahill, John, stock raiser and fmr
Tannahill, Thos, stock raiser and fmr
Whitford, Han, labr
Whitford, John, labr
ROCK CREEK.
Postmaster, Malcolm McCuaw.
In the Osooyos Division of Yale Dis-
trict, is situated at the confluence
of Rock Creek with Kettle River.
Nearest telegraph and express
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way station, Vernon, which is also
the banking point. Steamboat
landing, Penticton, distance, 45
miles. Mails weekly.
Ah Gee, market gardener
Ah Kee, merchant
Ah Lun, merchant
Almguist, William, fmr
Black, James, fmr
Bubar, Bayard, fmr
Bubar, Stanley, fmr
Cameron, Hugh, miner
Cameron, Dougald, miner
Cameron, Duncan, miner
Copeland, James, miner
Dietz, Charles, miner
Donoghue, Andrew, miner
Douglas, John, miner
East, John H, miner
Edwards, William, fmr
Elliott, Louis, stock raiser
Haddican, James, hotel prop
Hozier, W H, fmi
Ingrim, M K, stockraiser
Jackson, J B, stockraiser
James, Edward, fmr
Johnson, Ole, miner
Kilsey, Chas, fmr
Kilsey, D D, fmr
Lynch, James, fmr
McBride, John J, fmr
McBride, David, fmr
McCallum, John, fmr
McCuaigf, Malcolm, postmaster
McDonald, John, fmr
McLennan, James, fmr
McMynn, W G, collector, mining re-
corder, etc
McMynn, James, fmr
McMynn, Edward, fmr
Murray, Hugh, fmr
Raby, Thomas, miner
Sidley, Richard G, J.P., stockraiser
Schotield, James, miner
Sullivan, J, fmr
Tedrow, Lucien, fmr
Wilder, James, fmr
Wilson, John, fmr
Yonkin, William
ROGERS' PASS.
Postmaster, Wm. Cator.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
East Kootenay, is a station on the
main line of the C.P.R., 427 miles
east of Vancouver. Has a post and
telcKraph office ; mails daily. Near-
est express office. Glacier; bank-
ing point, Kamloops. Nearest
town, Donald, 32 miles.
Alton, D, bridge foreman
Angel, W, section man
Armstrong, james, watchman
Beggs, D, watchman
Booth, Thomas, watchman
Cator, William, agent
Cadden, William, watchman
Elson, Robert, brakeman
Grimes, H W, brakeman
Harris, W, section man
Hardington, James, car repairer
Harvey, Thomas, section man, Bear
Creek
Hopgood, J, conductor
Hopgood, H, brakeman
Hotham, Chas, wiper
Jeffreys, Albert, brakeman
Johnson, H, section man
Joslin, Charles, watchman, Moun-
tain Creek
Kidd, D, section man
Lunden, Charles, line repairer
McDonald, John, blacksmith
Mclntyre, W J,* brakeman
McLeoid, watchman. Stony cieek
Needham, Thomas, fireman
Newitt, J H, wiper
Newitt, F, wiper
Nolan, Edward, watchman. Raspber-
ry Creek \
Paquette, J, night opr '
Roberts, P, section man
Simons, J, engineer
Stevenson, F, line repairer
Stewart, W, section man
Sweeny, Thomas, fireman
Smith, James, section man
Sutton, Charles, watchman, 18 shed
Thorton, John, trapper
Vago, Frank, coal man
White, B, line repairer
Williamson, W, watchman cutbank
ROSS PEAK SIDING.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay, and Provincial of
West-Kootenay, 416 miles from
Vancouver. It is a siding on the
C.P.R.
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In the Dominion Electoral Dietrict
of Yale-Kooten&y and Provincial of
Yale, is a flag station on the main
line of the G.P.R., 82 miles from
Vancouver.
SAANICH, NORTH.
POBTHABTER, T. J. FoRFAR.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and Provincial of
Victoria, is about eighteen miles
from Victoria in a northerly direc-
tion. The district throughout is
very fertile. Cereal crops do very
well, while the fruit grown on the
peninsula is second to none in
quality or flavor A comparatively
new industry, and one which
promises to grow to immense pro-
portions, is hop raising. The sur-
roundings of North Saanich are very
pretty. Bazan Bay, Deep Cove,
Shoal Harbor, and Union Bay, are
among the more attractive spots
along the water front. Thereisalso
an excellent hotel. The Victoria &
Sidney Railway runs through the
district. Nearest telegraph and
express office, Victoria, which is
also the banking point. Mails
daily. Communication by rail,
road, or water.
Armstrong, W R, fmr
Bates, C, fmr
Bell James, dairy farm
Breeds, B Henry, fmr
Caven, John, fmr
Cogswell, D H, teacher
Copeland, Walter, fmr
Coulter, D, farmer
Coulter, S, fmr
Cowan, — , fmr
Downey, Allen, fmr
Downey, Henry, fmr
Downey, J J, fmr
Edwards, J E, fmr
Forfar, T J, postmaster
Frank, Paul, fmr
GrigK, W, fmr
Haldon, J sr, fmr
Haldon, J jr, fmr
Haldon, H F, fmr
Harrison, T H, fmr
Hendrickson, F, fmr
Herber, Louis, fmr
Horth, Rufus, fmr
Imrie, John, fmr
Imrie, P, fmr
Irwin, Rev R J, clergyman
John, David, fmr
John, James, fmr
.Tohn, Joe, fmr
Lannen, W, fmr
Lautenbach, C H, fmr
McDonald, A, fmr
McDonald, D, fmr
Menagh, A, sr, fmr
Mills, Mrs E, fmr
Moore, Hugh, carpenter
Moses, C, fmr
Newbigging, John, fmr
Page, W, labr
Perdue, E, fmr
Perdue, J, fmr
Pie, E, fmr
Pichehall, M W, fmr
Revs, Charles, fmr
Robbins, W, fmr
Robertson, D, fmr
Robertson, William, fmr
Roberts, Samuel, fmr
Ross, A, fmr
Simpson, £, fmr
Simpson, W, fmr
Sparrow, R, fmr
St Barbe, — , gentleman
Towner, W, fmr
Wain, Henry, fmr
Wain, William, fmr
Wales, C, labr
Williams, W H, labr
Wright, Alex, hotel prop
SAANICH, SOUTH.
(See also Garnham.)
For the various postoffices in the
South Saanich District, see Hagan
—Postmaster, James Hagan; Heal
— Postmaster, Frederick Heal ;
Sluggett — Postmaster, John Slug-
gett; Turgoose — Postmaster, Fred-
erick Turgoose ; Young — Post-
master, James Young.
Saanich South, and other suburban
districts, being part of the penin-
sula from which the name is deriv-
ed, are in the Dominion Electoral
division of Victoria District and
Provincial of Saanich, 8 miles from
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and AjDricnltnral Implements.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTBB, B. C.
HDDSON'S BAY COMPANY
f Mesale Mm & Wise HercMnts
VICTORIA. B. C.
Saanich North, and 13 from the
City of Victoria. The region
throughout is well wooded and
watered, and ia one of the most
fertile on Vancouver Island. As a
happy hunting ground, it every
season attracts the lovers of sport
in great numbers, the well known
hospitality of the farming commun-
ity and excellence of the numerous
hotels adding in no small degree to
the comfort of pU-asure seekers.
A flourishing agricultural associa-
tion, under whose auspices shows
are annually held, does much to
further the interests of the farmers,
and every year new tracts of land
are being brought under culti-
vation. The advent of the Victoria
and Sidney Bailway, which runs
almost from the end of the penin-
sula to Victoria, has gi\en an ad-
ditional impetus to settlers.
Alexandra, Chas, fmr, Lake district
Alexandra, Wm, fmr, Lake dis
Anderson, Geo Wm. M.P.P., Royal
Oak
Atkinson, Henry, gardener, Carey,
rd, Heal P.O
Auckland, Wm, carpenter. Royal Oak
Bartleman, Peter, blacksmith, Hagan
P.O
Barnett, Joseph, fmr, Anderson's Bag
Becker, William, farm hand, W rd
Belyea, A S, fmr. Royal Oak
Bernard, H A, carpenter, Ro}f4l Oak
Bird, Chas, fmr Young Pa) ' ;
Black, John, fmr, St^hflfa P. 01 7
Brooks, Henry, fmr, Tui-iKjoie P.O
Brown, f( H, prop SwanfLaKe hoitel
Brown, J G, contractor '
Bruce, John, fmr, deal P.O
Byrant, J D, fmr, Younjj P.O
• Bull, Josiah, fmr, RoyavOak
Burry, David, fmr, Royal Oak
Butler, Claude, W. rd
Butler, William, fmr
Camp, John, hotel orop, Prairie Tav-
ern, Turgoose P.O
Campbell, R. labr, Sluggett P.O
Carey, J W, land surveyor
Carey, M B, farm hand
Castleton, Harry, painter
Cavin, R S, blacksmith, Lake dis
Cawthen, Geo, farm hand. Young
P.O
Ceasar, Mrs Mary, nurse, W. rd,
Heal P.O
Christenson, Thos, labr, Carey rd
Christmas, Rev T G, Church of Eng-
land minister, St Stephen's and
Holy Trinity, Hagan P.O
Clarke, Robt, fmr. Young P.O
Clarke, J J, drayman. Heal P.O
Cook, James, fmr Carey rd
Cox, M, fmr. Young P.O
Cox, Peter, fmr. Young P.O
Dalley, H, labr, Glenford rd
Daniels, Rich, fmr, Carey rd
Dean, Mclntyre. fmr, Turgoose P.O
Dean, Sol, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Dean, Wm, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Deloume, J B, fmr. Young, P.O
Dives, John, farm hand, Hagan P.O
Dixon, Rich, farm hand, Turgoose
P.O
Durance, John, fmr. Heal P.O
Duval, Louis, hotel prop. Royal Oak
Dyer, John, fmr. Young P.O
Elsden, Capt F A, fmr, Heal P.O
Etheridge, Ernest, carpenter
Everton, George, jobber, Young P.O
Fernie, W, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Fernie, Peter, lumberman, Sluggett
P.O
Foster, John, fmr
Foot, Willidm, fmr, Royal Oak
Furs, John, labr, Sluggett P.O
Fortier, /ohn,, fmr, Heal P.O
Galea, Alf, fmr. Young P.O
Gak!Bi,'.'Victor, fmr. Young P.O
Gliir5on,.E, fmr, Hagan P.O
Goyette, Joseph, fmr, Heal P.O
Gillespie, Wm, mate, Royal Oak
Graham, Thos, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Graham, Wil'iam, labr, Sluggett P.O
Gray, J R, lime burner, Sluggett P.O
Green, Frank, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Greig, Wm, sealer, Turgoose P.O
Hagan, Jas, fmr. Hagan P.O
Haldon, Foster, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Haldon, J, sr, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Haldon, J, jr, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Handy, Wm, carpenter, Royal Oak
Harrup, E, butcher, Slu ;gett P.O
Harrup, S F, fmr, limekiln, Sluggett
P.O
Harrison, Geo, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Harrison, Jas, gardener, Carey rd
Harrison, F G, fmr
Hawkslev, Wm, |exprsmn, Carey rd
Heal, Fred, fmr, Heal P.O
Heal, Henry, fmr. Heal P.O
Heal, Walter, fmr, Heal P.O
Henderson, Mrs John, hotelkeeper,
Mount Newton hotel
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBOTORY,
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Hick, Geo, teamster, Roval Oak
Hick, Wm, fmr, Royal Oak
Johns, E R, fmr, TurKoose P.O
Johns, Edwin, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Johns, Jas, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Johnson. Wm, fmr. Prospect Lake
Jones, Wm, farm hand, Sluggett P.O
King, Edward, labr, Carey rd
Large, Ernest, frm hand. Young P.O
Laurenceson, Andrew, poulterer,
Sluggett P.O
Lawless, J, blacksmith, Turgoose P.O
Layritz, Richd, nurserymn, Carey rd
Lenicor, Fred, fmr, Glanford rd
Lidgate, Mrs W, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Lindsay, Geo, fmr, Carey rd
Little, John, fmr. Royal Oak
Little, C, fmr. Heal P.O
Little, H, fmr. Heal P.O
Loughney, Rodney, fmr, Steven P.O
Luscomlie, G, gardnr, Garnham P.O
McCaskell, M, fmr. Young P.O
Mcintosh, Emma, Mt Newton hotel
McKenzie Alex, prop. Rural hotel
MarcoUe, Xavier, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Martin, A, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Martindale, Thos, fmr, Young P.O
McLannon, Colin, fmr, Turgoose P.O
McMorran. Geo, overseer. Royal Oak
McNeill, M, fmr
Miller, J H, storekpr, Turgoose P.O
Mitchell, George, fmr, Youne P.O
Mitchell, Thos, fmr. Young P.O
Morley, Thos, fmr, Young P.O
Morrison, M, fmr, Glanford rd
Mycock, Henry, butcher, Glanford rd
Nicholson, Geo, fmr. Lake district
Nicholson, Jas, fmr. Lake district
Oats, Robt, smith. Young P.O
O'Connell, Daniel, farm band. Royal
Oak
O'Neill, John, fmr. Slug,'ett P.O
Pattison, D C, real estate agent
Pidgeon, Wm, farm hand, Heal P.O
Pitzer, Wm, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Pritchard, Edwd, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Prnce, John, fmr, Roval Oak
Puckle, Wm, fmr, Young P.O
Rey, J J, fmr, Young P.O
Reynard, Arthur, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Richardson, W J, farm hand. Young
P.O
Richardson, Wm, fmr. Young P.O
Richardson, Wm, sr, fmr. Young P.O
Robinson, Herbert, fmr. Young P.O
Robinson, Herbert, jr, f mr. YoungP.O
Robinson, Malcolm, fmr. Young P.O
Ross. W M, cpntr. Strawberry Vale
Ross, Colin, cpntr, Turgoose P.O
Sadler, E, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Scott, J, fmr, Young P.O
Short, Wm, bricklayer. Lake district
Sidwell, Luke, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Simpson, Geo, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Simpson, Henry, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Simpson, Jacob, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Simpson, John M, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Simpson, Wm, fmr, Turgoose, P.O
Sluggett, F J, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Sluggett, G H, school teacher, Slug-
gett P.O
Sluggett, John, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Slu{(ffett, R W, fmr, Sluggett P.O
Smith, D G, gent, Turgoose P.O
Smith, Richd, fmr, Yobng P.O
Smith, T C, fmr, Sluggett, P.O
Smith, Rich, carpenter, Young P.O
Sprinkling, Wm, fmr. Lake District
Stewart, James, fmr. Young P.O
Stewart, Geo, fmr. Young P.O
Stewart, John, Young P.O
Stewart, Andrew, Young P.O
Spotts, Fielding, jr. Young P.O
Spotts, Fredk, fmr. Young P.O
Spotts, F, fmr. Young P.O
Spotts, Thon.lore, fmr. Young P.O
Steinbergej , Wm, sr, fmr Anderson
P.O
Steinberger, Wm, jr, fmr. Young P.O
Stelly, Geo, jr, fmr and contractor
Stevans, John, hotel prop, Steven
P.O
Tanner, Harnr, fmr, Young P.O
Tanner, Frank, fmr, Young P.O
Thomas, George, fmr, Tnrgoose P.O
Thompson, Wm, fmr, Hagan P.O
Tomlinson, Wm, school toner. Royal
Oak
Tomlinson, Fred, fmr. Royal Oak
Tonbleson, Henry, fmr, Glanford rd
Turgoose, Fredk, fmr, Turgoose P.O
Turner, John, fmr. Young P.O
Tunstead, Thos, fmr. Young P.O
Tway, Joseph, lather, Glanford rd
Tway, John, fmr and carpenter.
Glanford rd
Walker, Joseph, fmr, Hagan P.O
Walsh, Jas, fmr, Lake District
Watson, Mrs P, Turgoose P.O
Webb, Jos Wm, real estate agent,
Farnhill
Wells, Ohas, fmr. Young P.O
White, H, fmr, Young P.O
Wilkinson, E S, fmr, Colquitz farm
Wilkinson, Horace S, fmr, Colquitz
farm
T. DOBESON, N, W. DOBB80N.
NAHAIMd FOUNDRY,
Xron and Bra»t founder*t General Maehinisttt
All Kinde of Bepatra, Zand and JHoriwe.
NANAUiO, ■ • ■ BRITISH COLUMBIA-
Victoria Tra
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Wilkinson, Rich
Wilson, Jas, fmi
Wood, R B, frui
Wri^les worth, Ji
kiln
Young, H R, fm
Young, John, fno
SALM
POSTUABTBI
In the Dominion ;
toral District i
on the main lin
uated about 6
loops, at the '.
water called (
which the tow
Post, telegraph
Nearest bankini
Mails daily.
Allan, J, fmr ,
Armstroug, L H S
Armstrong, R, fm
Arthur, R, fmr
Atchison, Thomae
Ayelett, G, fmr
Barnes, S, fmr
Blake, D M, fmr
Bolton, P, fmr
Bunty, B, fmr
Byorkman, A E, ft
Dalton, E, fmr
Davis, Geo, fmr
Davis, R, fmr
Davis, T, fmr
Dobson, W, sectioi
Dolan, Stephen, fi
Dazell, J, section 1
Eagle, J, fmr
Echles, H, fmr
Fohlin, H, cook
Forrest, J, fmr
Fraser, H C, fmr
Freemantle, E, sut
Goodridge, Miss F,
Gordon, H, fmr
Green, W, fmr
Hall, Henry,'fmr
Hall, R, fmr.
Hatherly, T, fmr
Hatherly, J, fmr
Harris, C B, fmr
Hedgeman, A J, fa
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Wilkinson, Bichd, fmr, Carey rd
Wilson, Jaa, fmr, Carey rd
Wood, R B, fruit & poultry, Carey rd
WriKlesworth, Jos, agt Saanich lime
kiln
Young, H R, fmr. Young P.O
Young, John, fmr. Young P.O
SALMON ARM.
POSTMASTBR, £. MoGuiBE.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Yale, is a station
on the main line of the C.P. R., sit-
uated about 63 miles from Kam-
loops, at the head of a body of
water called Salmon Arm, from
which the town takes its name.
Post, telegraph and express oflBces,
Nearest banking point, Kamloops.
Mails daily.
Allan, J, fmr
Armstroug, L H S, C.P.R, agt
Armstrong, R, fmr
Arthur, R, fmr
Atchison, Thomas, fmr
Ayelett, G, fmr
Barnes, S, fmr
Blake, D M, fmr
Bolton, P, fmr
Bunty, B, fmr
Byorkman, A E, fmr
Dalton, E, fmr
Davis, Geo, fmr
Davis, R, fmr
Davis, T, fmr
Dobson, W, section foreman
Dolan, Stephen, fmr
Dazell, J, section foreman
Eagle, J, fmr
Echles, H, fmr
Fohlin, H, cook
Forrest, J, fmr
Fraser, H C, fmr
Freemantle, E, supt
Goodridge, Miss F, school teacher
Gordon, H, fmr
Green, W, fmr
Hall, Henrv.'fmr
Hall, R, fmr
Hatherly, T, fmr "
Hatherly, J, fmr
Harris, C B, fmr
Hedgeman, A J, fmr
Hume, H H, conductor
Irwin, J, fmr
Jamieson, J. brakeman, C.P.R
Jeffreys, A, brakeman, C.P.R
Johnston, C, fmr
Johnston, J, section man
Kidd, C, fmr
Kidd, J, fmr
Kidd, L, fmr
Kidd, O, fmr
Kidd, Oscar, fmr
Larri, M, section man
Lativen, K, section foreman
Lishman, T, section man
Lund, J, fmr
Lund, J H, fmr
MacDonald, W, fmr
Mac Vicar, C, fmr
Magee, W, fmr
Martin, W, fmr
McGuire, A, fmr
McGuire, G D, fmr
McGuire, E, postmaster and general
store
McGuire, J, fmr
Mclntyre, Frank, fmr
Mclntyre, W, fmr
McNeil, foreman
Merrill, A, fmr
Miller, Wm, fmr
Moyle, W, fmr
Murray, A, fmr
Noble, Thomas, fmr
Noble, W, fmr
Owens, P, fmr
Palmer, A J, J.P., fmr
Parsons, P.M., fmr
Paul, A, fmr
Pearson, P M, fmr
Raby, J, fmr
Roe, John, fmr
Rumball, S, fmr
Ryan, T, section man
Savage, J, fmr
Savage^ P. fmr
Savage, W, fmr
Settle, R, fmr
Shaw, P, tinr
Shaw, Allan, fmr
Shaw, T, storekfi per
Shaw, W W, fmr
Smith, J Stace, fmr
Stillmun, W L, blacksmitli
Stewart, J, fmr
Summer, A, fmr
Tobin, J J, ifmr
Tobin, J, cook
Wallace, W, fmr
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SALT SPRING ISLAND.
POBTMABTBR, JOEL BrOADWBLL.
In the Dominion Electoral District
ofNanaimo and Provincial of Is-
lands, was formerly called Admiral
Island, is nearly 15 miles in length,
and seperating Stuart Channel
from Trinnomolie and Swanson
Channels. Nearest town and bank-
ing point, Nanaimo, 35 miles ; tele-
graph and express office, Che-
mainus, eight miles. Communi-
cation by steamer with Victoria,
46 miles ; and Nanaimo, 35 miles.
There are steamboat landings at
Vesuvius and Burgoyne Bays and
Beaver Point. Mails twice a week.
Note. — F.H. signifies Fulford Har-
bor; G.H., Ganges Harbor; V.B.,
Vesuvius Bay; B.B., Burgoyne Bay;
B.P., Beaver Point.
Ackerman, Jos, J, F.H
Ackerman, Jos, storekeeper, F.H
Anderson, Alfred C, G.H
Anderson, James D, G.H
Arnold, George, B.B
Bean Charles
Berrow, Ambrose A, nurseryman.V.B
Bittancote, Estelon Jose, storekeeper
V.B
Bittancote, Lawrance, V.B *
Booth, John Patton, fmr, V.B
Broadwell, Joel, fmr,V.B
Brown, Percy Hull, fmr, V.B
Caldwell, Henry, fmr, V.B
Crldwell, William, stone cutter, V.B
Cameron, Donald, B.B
Carstairs, Robert, fmr, Beaver Point
Cartwright, Arthur, G.H
Cawley, Thomas, fmr, B.P
Chalmers, fmr, V.B
Chevers, Jeremiah, V.B
Conery, Socrates Tobias, G.H
Cook, Alfred William .school teacher,
B B
Coisford, William T, fmr, V.B
Cundell, Christopher, V.B
Davis, Levi, fmr, V.B
Dukes, George J, fmr, B.B
Dukes, Walter J, B.B
Epron, George, fmr, V.B
Fisher, George, fmr, B.P
Foord, Frederick, fmr, B.B
Fredison, Daniel, fmr, V.B
Fry, George, fmr, B.B
FarnesB, George, fmr, B.B
Gives, Michael, B.B
Gwynne, William, fmr, V.B
Gwynne, Arthur, fmr, V.B
Hamea, William, fmr, B.B
Hampton, William, V.B
Hannak, George, fmr, B.B
Harris, James V.B
Hi'rrison, Ernest L. fmr, V.B
Harrison, John A, imr, V.B
Haskins, Edwin, fmr, B.B
Haslem, Rev Belton
Herd, James, fmr, B.B
Horal, James H, B.B
Irwin, Joseph, fmr, V.B
Kahanon, John H, B.B
King, Joseph, fmr^ B.P
Lakin, Fraser Levi, fmr, V.B
Landerway, Jas W, V.B
Lee, Edward, fmr, B.B
Lee, Thomas H, fmr, B.B
Lundy, Benjamin, fmr, V.B
Lunney, James, fmr, B.B
Mahany, John, fmr, V.B
MahonI Henry Louis, fmr, V.B
Mahon, Ross, fmr, V.B
Malcolm, Joseph, blacksmith, V.B
Mansell, Thos D, fmr, V.B
Maxwell, John, fmr, B.B
Maxwell, Richard, fmr, B.B
Maxwell, Samnel, postmaster, B.B
McDonald, Chas, fmr, B.B
McFadden, William, fmr, V.B
McLennan, Alexander, postmaster,
B.P
Miller, John, fmr, B.B
Moses, George, fmr, V.B
Mouat, Thos W, fmr, V.B
Nankana, Kanaca, fmr, B.B
Nightingale, Joseph, fmr, B.B
Nilson, Eric, fmr, V.B
Nilson, Nels, fmr, V.B
Norton, John, fmr, V.B
Nuana, Kanaca, fmr, B.B
Olsen, Charles, fmr, B.B
Palana, Kanaca, fmr, B.B
Palan, Kanaca, fmr, B.P
Pappenberger, John, fmr, B.P
Pollard, Henry, fmr, B.B
Pottinger, Charles, fmr, V.B
Purdy, Raffles A R, school teacher,
V.B
Purvis, John, fmr, V.B
Raynes, Alf<ed, fmr, B.B
Raines, Frederick, fmr, B.B
Reid, John, fmr, B.B
Robertson, William, fmr, V.B
Robertshaw, Hugo, fmr, V.B
Robinson, Henry W, fmr, V.B
SARI
Postmaster, A
In the Dominion an
toral District of K
is about fifty i
Westminster, wit
daily communic
steamer from Cen
telegraph and exp
wack; railway s
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, .Oilf aM Ajplcnltiiral
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINST>{B, B. C.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
Eurtptmn m»4 MnftUh OMOOMBima,
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173
Rogers, Henry, storekeeper, B.B
Roseraan, Edward J, fmr, V.B
Ruckle, Henry, (mr, B.P
Sampson, Henry, fmr, V.B
Bchmidt, William, fmr, V.B
Scott, Harold, fmr, V.B
Scott, Jeflfery, fmr, V.B
Scott, William E, fmr, V.B
ScoviU, John C, fmr, V.B
Shaw, Robert, imr, V.B
Shepard, George J, fmr, B.B
Shepard, Horace J, fmr, B.B
Siiepard, Jno S, fmr, V.B
Silvenion. George, blacksmith, V.B
Smith Jonn, fmr, V.B
Smith, Louis, fmr, B.P
Smith, William, fmr. V.B
Sparrow, John C, fmr, B.B
Spikerman, Henry, fmr, B.P
Stark, Willis Otis, fmr, V.B
Stevens, Henry, fmr, V.B
Stevens, Walter, fmr, V.B
Sugvie, John F, V.B
Sweetsur. Charles, fmr, V.B
Tolson, Charles W, fmr. V.B
Trage. Theodore, fmr, B.P
Turoott, Frederick, fmr, V.B
Viddler, John, fmr, V.B
Walker, John M, V.B
Walsh, John J, B.B
Walter, Arthur, fmr, V.B
Walter, Edward, fmr, V.B
Whims, Clarke, fmr, V.B
Whims, William, fmr, V.B
Williams, Kai, fmr, B.B
Willie, John, fmr, B.P
Wilson, Alexander, blacksmith, B.B
Wocklin, Edward, fmr, B.B
SAMUEL ISLAND.
P. O. Plumpbb Pass.
Flannigan, Michael, fmr
Grey, Ralph Godfrey, gentleman
8ARDIS.
POBTMASTEB, A. S. VeDDBR.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is about fifty miles from New
Westminster, with which there is
daily communication by river
steamer from Centrerille. Nearest
telesraph and express office, OhilU-
wack; railway station, Harrison
River, Canadian Pacific Railway,
distant eight miles.
Bailey, James, fmr
Barrett, John, fmr
Barrett, William
Charlton, George, fmr
Clark, L, teacher
Crankflhaw, P, fmr
Davis. C H, fmr
DunviU, T, fmr
Higginson, C T, fmr
Hood, Chas, fmr
Huff, M, fmr
Knight, Shelton, fmr
Lapum, J, fmr
Lee, George, fmr
Manning, D, fmr
Mercers, Alex, fmr
Midgley, C, fmr
NewDy, William
Tespey, Jos, fmr
Thompson, Jog, fmr
Thornton, E, fmr
Wardle, E. fmr
Webb, Charles W, fmr
Wells, James, fmr
Wells, Ed, fmr
Wells, A C, fmr
SATURNA ISLAND.
P. O. Plumper Pasb.
Pike, Warhurton M, gentleman
Wessel, John, farm mgr
Georgeson, Jas, lighthouse keeper
SAVONAS.
POBTHASTBB, J. H. MoNab.
Savonas, or Savonas' Ferry, is a sta-
tion on the main line of the G.P.R.,
226 miles from Vancouver; is
situated on Kamloops Lake, at the
mouth of tlie Thompson River.
Post, telegraph and express offices.
Mails daily, east and west. Nearest
banking point, Kamloops.
Allen, Frank, rancher
Avoste, Dominic, rancher
Beaton, Neil, rancher
Brousseau. Louis, rancher
Bruce, Robert, miner
Buchar, Robert, prospector and minr
Charterand, John, rancher
Duflfy, Patrick, rancher
Eagleson, Mark, fmr
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Fehr, Albert, rancher
Ferguson, Adam, hotel prop
Follett, Fred, C.P.R. section foreman'
FoUett, John, section foreman
Forr, Henry, of the Cinnabar Mining
Co
Gotan, Peter, rancher
Grant, Joseph, labr
Hardie, Alex, rancher
Hardie, Thomas, rancher
Harris, Lewis, C.P.R. section foremn
Jane, John, merchant, stipendiary
magistrate
Kernick, William, labr
King, John, rancher
Leiphton, Ja"es B, rancher
Livingstone, William, rancher
Loiihead, Isaac, labr
Macnab, J H, C.P.R. station agent
McCartney, Samuel, mining engr
McVi "ar, Charles, C.P.R. sectn frmn
Middleton, John, C.P.R. watchman
Mitchel, J, labr
VIoore, Thomas, cowbo/
Mountain, A, of the Cinnabar Mining
Co
Pennie, Charles, rancher and fmr
Perrault, Nelson, cowboy
Redpath, Oliver, mgrof the Cinnabar
Mining Co
Rumford, James M, labr
Squires, James N, cowboy
Taylor, James, rancher
Thomas, Abraham, rancher
Toomey, Daniel, rancher
Tremblay, Hector, rancher, Monmot
Lake
Williams, Richard, rancher
Wilson, John, sr, rancher
Wilson, John, jr, cowboy
Wilson, Wm, cowboy
SEA ISLAND.
{Postoffice now called Terra Nova.)
Postmaster, Kenneth Sweet.
A country postoffice in Richmond
Municipality ; distributes mails for
north-western part of Lulu Island
and Lower end of Sea Island. (See
Richmond Municipality.)
SHAWNIGAN.
Situated on the £. & N. Railway, is
the most southern sub-division of
the Provincial Electoral District of
Cowichan, and is in the Dominion
Electoral of Vancouver. Nearest
postoffice, telegraph and express
office. Cobble Hill, 3 miles distant.
The industry of this section of
Shawnigan is the large saw mill of
the Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co,
which has a very large capacity, and
gives employment to i great num-
ber of hands.
Armstrong, — , tallyman
Bealey, Isaac, setteVman
Boardman, H P, sawmill hand
Cameron, — , logger
Greer, B, mill foraman
Halhed, Richmond, B,J.P, gentleman
Haughton, Arthur G, fmr
Haughton, John E, fmr
Hern, Wm, mill engr
Howel, Harry, millhand
Kelly, Hugh, night watchman
Keonig, Geo, hotel prop
Matthews, G J, sawmill hand
McKean, Chas E, fmr
McKinnon, Angus, sawmill hand
McKinnon, AD, sawmill hand
Morrison, £wen, Shawniean Lake
Lumber Co
Morrison, — , logging camp foreman
Rodgers, Phil, sawmill hand
Taylor, G, sawmill hand
Welsh, Meade, sawmill hand
SHOPLAND.
Postmaster, John S. Shopland.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Cow-
ichan. Nearest railway station,
telegraph and express office
Duncan's, on the Esquimalt and
Nanaimo railway ; distant, 4 miles.
Mails three times a week.
Bayett, William, fmr
Calvert, Rev James, Methodist min-
ister
Edgson, J W, fmr
Edgson, Milton, fmr
Edgson, M S, fmr
Flett, Mrs John, widow
Flett, J W, fmr
Flett, Pet«r, fmr
Hales, Mrs, widow
May, Nicholas, fmr
Richards, Jos, fmr
Richards, Joseph, jr, fmr
T. D0BE80N, N. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and. Brait rounder; General MaeMnUta,
AH Kindt of Jtepaire, Ziand and Marine.
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iRichards, Lewis, fmr
[Itichards, William, fmr
Shopland, John S, postmaster and
Symons, Mrs H, widow
Symons, R D, fmr
Young, Mrs Hughes, widow
Truswell, Miss Sarah B, school
teacher
SHORTREED.
Postmaster, R. J. Shortrebd.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is 22 miles east from New West-
minster and 13 miles from Langley.
There is a post, telegraph, and ex-
press office. Mails twice a week.
Communication by stage with
Langley,
Bertrand, Charles, fmr
Bertrand, William, fmr
: Blair, Geo Irwin, fmr
Blair, Thomas, fmr
Bomagayne, Fred, fmr
Broe, Andrew G, fmr and hopraiser
Broe, John L, fmr and hopraiser
Broe, Laroe L, fmr and hopraiser
Bruton, Alex, sr, fmr
Bruton, Archy, fmr
Bruton, James, fmr
Bruton, Kenneth, fmr
Burnett, James, fmr and carpt
/ Calbick, J A, fmr
Calbick, James, fmr
Calbick, Miss Anniu
Campbell, J C, fmr
Cawker, John, fmr
Cawker, Sam, sr, fmr
Cawker, Sam, jr, fmr
Collins, Hi'.nry, fmr
Coss, William, fmr
Cox, Alex, fmr
Creighton, John, fmr and stone-
mason
Dalrymple, Albert, fmr
Davis, Harry, fmr
Davy, M, sr, fmr
Davy, M, jr, fmr
Davy, Miss K, music teacher
Day, F B, fmr
Deans, C B, clerk
Duff, James, fmr
Dunnan, John, fmr
Gordon, A J, fmr and teacher
Gray, James, fmr and blksmith
Gravis, William, fmr
Haines, Basil, fmr
Haines, James, fmr
Haines, John, fmr
Haines, H W, fmr
Harkness, William, fmr
Hilts, Phillip, fmr
Hoff, Silas V, fmr
Hoff, Willie S, fmr
Hopkins, N R, school teacher
Hounsonn, James, fmr
Johnson, Joseph, fmr
Johnston, Stephen, fmr
Johnston, James, fmr
Kingrose, Joe, fmr
Lewis, C C, fmr
Lewis, Thomas, fmr
Link, Angus, fmr
Linseth, Anton, fmr
Macnamara, J B, fmr
McDowell, John A, fmr
McDowell, Miss Mary, teacher
McEwen, Mrs Mary, f mi
McGie, Robert E C, fmr
McGregor, J K, fmr
Mclntyre, Mike, labr
McKenzie, Duncan, fmr
McVey, David, fr:.'
Miller, James, Imr
Miller, John, sr, fmr and bridge bldr
Miller, John, jr, fmr
Moe. AK, fmr
Moore, Benjamin F, fmr
Morley, Samuel, fmr
Murchison, Alex, fmr
Nelson, N L, fmr
Ogilvie, W P, fmr
Ogilvie, Ernest, fmr
Oleson, Ivor, fmr
Oleson, Swan, fmr
Perry, Mrs Jane, widow
Peterson, Swan, fmr
Poppy, D W, fmr
Poppy, Mrs, widow, fmr
Reid, Adam, fmr
Richardsen, Alex McG, fmr
Richardson, David, fmr
Robertson, Miss Jennie, fmr
Robertson, H J, fmr
Shortreed, Miss Christina, school
teacher
Shortreed, Duncan, fmr and carpt
Shortreed, Finlay, fmr
Shortreed, James, fmr
Shortreed, John, fmr
Shortreed, R, sr, fmr
Shortreed, R J, fmr, merchant and
postmaster, C.P.R telegraph agent,
J.P. for New Westminster District
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Shortreed, Thomas, carpt
Simpson, Jonathan, fmr
Simpson, Robert, fmr
Smuton, J, fmr and teacher
Stangeland, Matt, fmr
Stevens, Joel, fmr
Swanson, Charles, fmr
Swanson, J P, fmr •
Swanson, William, fmr
Thompson, John, fmr
Thorburn, Robert, fmr
Ihrre, John, fmr
vaunatta, Alex, fmr
Vannatta. W H, fmr and H.M.cus-
toms collector
Walker, James, fmr
Walker. John Thomas, fmr
Ward, John, fmr
Watson, Joseph, fmr
Wilson, J L, fmr and hop grower
SHUSWAP.
POSTMASTEB, AlBX. MoBbYAN.
In the Dominion Electoral District o.
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial o'
Yale, is a station on the main line
of the C.P.R. 33 miles from Kam-
loops, which is the banking point.
Mails daily. Has a telegraph and
express office.
Chace, George, fmr
Chace, Whitfield, fmr
Clark, Thomas, agent
Cobourn, Fred, farm labr
Cobourn, George, fmr
Daniels, Robert, farm labr
Forrest, George, fmr
Haldane, John, fmr
Hoffman, George H, section foreman
Louie, Chinaman, fmr
Lovelet, Dick, fmr
Martin, Frank, fmr
Martin, G B, fmr
McBryai, Phillip, fmr
McBryan, Alexander, P. M. fmr
Pierce, James, carpenter
Robertson, Robert, fmr
Ross, James, merchant
Sullivan, Michael, gentleman
SICAMOUS.
Posthastes, Wm. Finlayson.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale and Provincial of Yale is
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situated at the northern end of
Mara lake. It is a station on the
main line of the C. P. R. about 80
miles from Kamloops and 386 from
Vancouver. It contains post, tele-
graph and express offices. Steam-
ers start from here for Enderby
and other towns in the Kootenay
district. Mails daily.
Bennett, E, section man
Carter, W, conductor C. P. R
Oleary, S, fireman, C. P. R
Clifton, David, sectn foieman C.
Cummiskey, T J, agent G. P. R
Evans, W H, engineer C. P. R
Fawcett, J, pumpman C. P. R
Finlayson, William, postmaster
Forrester, Col E, hotelkeeper and
store
Kingham, William, boilermaker
Lecour, O, section foreman C. P. R
iMcLeod, J S, brakeman C. P. R
Miller, F, telegraoh operator 0. P. R
Miller, T G, section man G. P. R
Murdock, George, miner and rancher
Plum, W, waterman
Savage, William, cleaner G. P. R
Woodward, — Jlineman
Widdicombe, H T, baggagemn C.P.R
SIDNEY.
POSTMABTEB, L. DiOKENSON.
Sidney, the northern terminus of
the Victoria & Sidney Railway, is
a thriving little town which may be
said to have sprung into existence
since the inauguration of the line
just completed, and the establish-
ing of extensive sawmills by the
Toronto & British C'>llimbia Lum-
ber Co. The harbor affords excel-
lent accommodation for heavy
draught boats at almost any stage
of the tide or state of the weather,
and the regular service whi-^ih it is
contemplated to establish between
this pert and theMainland will shor-
ten tlie sea passage by some hours.
As the line of railway passes
through a very rich farming coun-
try, ^ood things are expected of it.
Considerable trade is also expected
from the neighboring islands.
There is good hotel accommodation
at Sidney, a postoffice, general
stores, blacksmith's shop, butcher's
stall, and a spacious public hall.
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Aiolcaltiiral Iiplement
Golnmbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Anderson, Alex, mgr L Dickenson's
genl store
Bergquist, Ida, waitress Sidney hotel
Bergqnist, M, blacksmith
Best, Frank, labr
Bissett, W A, hotel proprietor
Brooks, £, labr
Brethour, Henry, fmr
Brethour, John, fmr
Brethour, Julius, fmr
Brethour, J W< fmr
Brethour, Saml, fmr
Day, A G, planer
Dickenson, L, genl merchant and
postmaster
Ego, Angus, carpenter
Gale, Alex, labr
Hewett, Mark, building contractor
Hogan, J J, blacksmith
Hooton, Henry, labr
Hunter, Edward, turner
Johnson, Henry, labr
Jones, E B, labr
Magnus, A, brickworks
McCallum, M, carpenter
McDuffy, J, railway construction
supt
McDonald, M, fireman
McDonald, J, bartender
Mcllmoyle, M, saw setter
Merkley, Ace, carpenter
Morrison, W H, engineer
Moore, Hugh, prov constable
Murclay, Gaton, carpenter
Mygrain, John, carpenter
Nelson, E, carpenter
Newbigging, J, fmr
O'Hara, Geo, sawyer
Pertins, J E, laborer
Raby, Ghas, hotel porter
Rabv, Henry, labr
Reid, J S, fireman
Simpson, E, butcher
Simpson, Rich, labr
Tanner, H, labr
Thompson, R, sawyer
Toronto & B. G. Lumber Go
Wain, William, butcher
White, Jas J, foreman Toronto & B.
C. Lumber Co
White, John, pres and mgr Toronto
& B. 0. Lumber Co
Wickstrom, Y, labr
Williams, Wm, labr
Woods, H J, labr
SIDNEY ISLAND.
One and a half miles east of James
Island, near the Saanicb Peninsula.
Graham, Thos, fmr
Graham, Wm, fmr
SKEENA RIVER.
(See North- West Coast.)
There are seven canneries on this
river, viz. : The Standard, the Port
Essington, the British American,
the North Pacific, the Balmoral,
the Aberdeen and the Dempster.
SKIDEGATE.
Queen Charlotte Island.
(See North- West Coast.)
Oil refining is the chief industry of
the place. The Skidegate Oil Re-
finery have control. At Clew,
about fifty miles distant, the Queen
Charlotte Oil Co. have also a re-
finerv.
Amos, Thos, fisherman
Carpenter, Noah, fisherman
Clyde, Edwin, labr
Edgar, Geortre, asst Methodist misnry
McDonald, Wm, fisherman
Miller, Rev J, Methodist missionary
Stanley, Frank, fisherman
Stewart, Jas, fisherman
Tennant, Robt, trader
Waller, Wm, fisherman
SODA CREEK.
POSTHASTIB, RoBT. MoLxKBE.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo, Lillooet, and Provincial
of Cariboo, is apicturesque village,
fifty-five miles from Qnesnelle, sit-
uated on the left bank of the Fraser
at the lower end of navigation of
the Upper Fraser River. Commu-
' nication by stage with Ashcroft
and return from Barkerville. There
are telegraph and express, post and
money order offices, with weekly
mails.
Bear, Henry, fmr
Clark, James, M.D
Collins, Jacob, fmr and stock raiser
Collins, Robeit A, miller
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Copeland, Frederick, fmr and stock
raiser
Cummings, F, fmr
Gummings, J, fmr
Dunlevy, Peter C, fmr
Evans, George, labr
Evans. James, labr
Everett, William, labr
Hawks, J F, fmr and mill owner
Humphrey, Edward, ferryman
Jones, John, fmr
Lucas, Alonzo, engineer
Lyne, John, fmr
Lyne, Wm, blacksmith
Mackin, John, fmr
Marshal, Theodore, labr
McAllister, Thomas, fmr
McDonald, Donald W, carpenter
Mcintosh, John D, tele operator
McLean, Donald, fmr
McLean, Robert, hostler
McLeese, John, fmr
McLeese, Robert, postmaster
Moffatt, John, fmr
Perkins, David F M, clerk
Peefles, William, fmr
Reed, Thomas P, accountant
Salmon, John S, fmr
Salmon, John, jr, fmr
Sellars, John, farm labr
Sellars, William, farm labr
Shaw, Robert L, road foreman
Sherridan, William, labr
Stewart, James, farm labr
Tappage, Baptiste, labr
Towns, Charles, fmr
Williamson, M.D
SOMENOS.
Postmistress, Mrs. Mary Jane Kier.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Vancouver and Provincial of
Cowichan. Nearest post, tele-
graph and express ofiSce, Cobble
Hill, 3 miles distant, on the E. A N.
- Railway. There is daily commun-
ication with Victoria and Nanaimo.
Armstrong, Hartley, logger
Bell, Angus I, clerk
Bell, Hugh, fmr
Bell, John, fmr
Blyth, Alexander, fmr
Brown, W C, fmr
Campbell, J W, farm labr
Currie, Daniel, fmr and cpntr
Gurrie, John, fmr and cpntr
Davie, Samuel H, fmr
Davie, William, fmr
Drinkwater, Josh, fmr
Drinkwater, Wm, J. P. reeve, fmr
Evans, Henry, fmr
Evans, John N, fmr
Flett, James, jr, station agent E. & N
Railway
Greaves, Mrs, fmr
Hanson, A, fmr
Harrison, Harace R, fmr
Herd, Alex A B, cpntr
Herd, William, fmr
Holmes, Chas, fmr
Hooper, Elizabeth, fmr
Home, R D, fmr and florist
Jones, James, fmr
Kier, J Geo A.
Kier, James, storekeeper
Kier, Joseph, fmr and mail carrier
Kier, Miss Mary
Kier, Mrs. A, postmistress
Lyle, Mrs, A M, fmr
Martin, Jonathan, fmr
Mcintosh, James, fmr
Mebius, Miss, school teacher
Mutter, Major, fmr
Norcroas, Harold, farm labr
Norcross, James, fmr
Pearmine, Chas E, fmr
RobinsoH, Arthur, fmr
Skinner, Mrs
Smith, Michael K, logger
Smith, Robt S, logger
Smithe, Mrs William, widow
Tait, Mrs, widow
Watson, John, fmr
Wright, Ernest A, farm labr
SOOKE.
Postmasters. — Sooke, John Muir ;
East Sooke, James Keill ; Otter
Point, Edward Gordon.
A thriving settlement 23 miles from
Victoria, with a fine harbor facing
the Straits of Juan de Fuca. Near-
est railway station, Esquimau, 18
miles, on the £. & N. railway.
Stage from Victoria, which is the
telegraph and banking point.
East Sooke. — A postoffice in Esqui-
mau Electoral District and Domin-
ion Electoral of Vancouver, is 26
miles by road and 22 by water from
Victoria, the nearest railway depot,
telegraph, express ofSce and bank-
T. DOBESON, N. W. D0BE80N.
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livery, or stage with Victoria.
Barney, D, fmr, East Sooke
Brevily, J B, fmr
Brown, C, fmr, E Sooke
Brown, George, fmr
Caflfery, Mrs, fmr
Calfery, James, jr. fmr
Campbell, Alex, fmr
Cartwright, Wm, fmr
Charters, W B, blacksmith, Sooke
Charters, John F, boiler maker
Cutler, Saml, fmr
Dales, Jno, fmr, E Sooke
Dales, J H, fmr
Francis, H A, M.D., fmr, E Sooke
Godtell,»Adam, fmr
Gordon, John, fmr
Gowdie, John, fmr
Heines, G, fmr. Sooke
Hewett, Fleming, fmr, E Sooke
JoUibois. Peter, fur trader
Keill, Jas, cooper, postmaster
Kemp, Richard, stockraiser, Sooke
Mann, Georjje, bricklayer and con-
tractor
Martin, George, school teacher
McGregor, G, road contractor
Milne, Ed, carrier and storekeeper
Milne, Hugh, fmr
Muir, John, stock raiser and post-
master
Muir, B, lumber manufacturer
Muir, J S, carpenter
Murray, John, fmr
O'Brian, Clement, bridge builder
Old trshaw, Thomas, fmr, E Sooke
Muir, J M, fmr
Phillips, Wm, fmr, Sooke
Porrier, Jos, fmr
Kunnum, John, fmr
Scarf, Oscar, fur trader
Shields, Edward, fur trader
Shield, James, fmr
Sondal, J, trapper and hunter
Thrope, Jonas, stone cutter
Thrope, Manuel, fruit raiser
Welsh, William, fmr
White, A. D, fmr
SOUTH WESTMINSTER.
(See New Westminater.)
A station on the New Westminster
and Southern Railway. A steam
ferry runs across every half hour
from New Westminster.
SOUTH VANCOUVER.
Postmaster, William Daniels.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New Westmin-
ster, is situated about five miles
from Vancouver, which is the near-
est telegraph, express and banking
point. Mails three times a week.
Alcock, G W, fmr
Alcock, Mrs G W, fmr
Alcock, John, fisherman
Alcock, Capt T H, fisherman
Alcock, Mark, fisherman
Alcock, William, fmr
Cridland, Charles, gardener
Cridland, Mrs C
Daniels Bros, fmrs
Daniels, Daniel E, fmr
Daniels, Mrs J, sr
Daniels, Misses J and F
Daniels, Mrs S, fmr
Daniels, Wm, postmaster
Fulnie, Tom, fmr
GosB, F, fmr
Hone, H F, fmr
Hurrell, John, gardener
Jackson, James, gardener
Lack, E J , gardener
Ijawson, J W.fmr
McEluiney B, fmr
Mitchell, Alex, fmr
Mitchell, Chas, fmr -v
Mitchell, Miss E
Mitchell, Miss J
Mitchell, S, fmr
Quigley, Jos, fmr
Rae, James , fmr
Rosenberg, Fred, fmr
Rowling, William H sr, fmr
Rowling, Miss L
Rowling, J W, fmr"
Russel, Bonaparte, fmr
Russel, Edward, fmr
Saint, Jas, gardener
Saint, Jabez, fisherman
Stitson, Frank, gardener
Stockwell, Cbas, fmr
Stone, Geo, fmr
Sullivan, John, fmr
Taylor, Samuel, gardener
Tinbeck, Robt, gardener
Wood, Benj, brewer
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SPALLUMCHEEN.
(See Armstrong, Lansdowne, Enderby,
Okanogan, White Valley and Ver-
non.)
Postmaster, G. J. Wallace.
A post settlement in the Spallum-
cheen Valley, about 30 miles long,
situated in the Yale District. Near-
est railway station and telegraph
office, Sicamous, distant 29 miles,
from which place steamers arrive
three times a week.
SPENCE'S BRIDGE.
Postmaster, John Murray.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of Yale, is situated
ou the Thompson River, on the
line of the C.P.R., 23 miles from
Lytton, 32 mil'^s from ^shcroft and
178 miles from Vancouver. Post,
telegraph and express office . Mails
daily. Stage to Nicola.
Ah Ping, gardener
Audap, Peter, fmr
Barrick, J B, storekeeper
Bearsto, Robert, fmr
Bothwell, Wallace, bridge carpenter
C.P.R
Butchart, J, bridge carpenter C.P.R
Campbell, John, fmr
Campbell, Neil, foreman C.P.R
Carson, William, night watchman
C.P.R
Clemes, Art, store, hotel and fmr
Clyde, Thomas, school teacher
Cromarty, James, lieut Salvation
Army /
Curnow, Richard, store, hotel and
stock raiser
Dundas, John, road foreman and fmr
Gillis, Angus, bridge carpt C.P.R
Gordon, Alex, wayside inn, 22-mile
post
Graham, Mary, housekeeper
Hannah, James, foreman C.P.R
Hoskings, James, miner
Irving, Hugh, Gov roadman
Johnson, G E, foreman bridge car-
penters C.P.R
Kirkpatrick, W V, fmr
Knappett, George, fmr
Lemar, Louis, fmr
Macduff, A F, gentleman
Manning, John, fmr
Mondot, Arnaud, roadman
Moren, Peter, fmr and stock raiser
Murray, John, J.P., merchant and
fruit grower
Negran, J, foreman C.P.R
Nelander, Hans, fmr
Oats, W H, miner
Parsons, H, fmr
Patterson, Andrew, bdgecarpt C.P.R
Pilliard, Marcellus, fmr
Renand, Joseph, carpenter C.P.R
Sayers, Frank, carpenter C.P.R
Sewell, Thomas, bridge carpt C.P.R
Sew ell, Arthur, bridge carpt p.P.R
Sinclair, W, foreman C.P.R
Taylor, L D, agent C.P.R
Turner, Harry, bridge carpt C.P.R
Wallace, Harry, emp C.P.R
White, Richard, emp C.P.R
Winters, Jane, hotelkeeper
Woods and Campbell, store and stock
raisers
Woods, John, fmr
SPROAT'S LANDING.
Now called Columbia City.
(See also Robaon.)
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Kootenay, is situated at the
mouth of the Kootenay river, 160
miles from Revelstoke, and 28 from
Nelson. It is one and a half
miles from Robson.
SPUZZUM.
A station on the C. P. R. 114 miles
from Vancouver.
Black, Neil, trader
Brown, Chas, watchman
Cunningham, Chas, watchman
Dougan, Wm, watchman
Glenn, Robt, watchman
Hansen, Chris, section foreman
Housen, Glen, storekeeper
Lanberg, W H, section foreman
Lane, Lawrence, watchman
Neal, Robt, watchman
Sutherland, Wm, watchman
Thorn, Jonn, iabr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils anH Ajsricnltnral Iipleients.
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. G.
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SQUAMISH VALLEY.
Postmaster, Wm. Masbiter.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is situated at the head of Howe
Sound, about 30 miles from Van-
couver city, the nearest railway
station, teleKraph and express
office.
Anderson, Frank, farm labr
Ball, Robert, fmr
Brehm, William, fmr
Ghambierlain, Albert, fmr
Day, J C, fmr
Drummond, Arthur, fmr
Drummond, Hugh, fmr
Drummond, Walter J, notary public
Eppenger, Henry, fmr
Gore, Bentlv, fmr
Havden, I tf, teamster
Judd, Henry, fmr
Judd, Thomas, fmr
Maddill, E B, fmr
Mashiter, William, storekeeper and
postmaster
Mcintosh, Alex, fmr
Mcintosh, Campbell, fmr
Mcintosh, Campbell, jr, fmr
Mcintosh, John T, fmr
Mitchell, William G, fmr
Potter, Frank H, foreman Vancouver
Hop Co
Rae, Allan, fmr and stock raiser
Read, Thomas, fmr
Robertson, Alex D, fmr
Rose, C H, teamster
Roy, Antoine, fmr
Syversen, Gust, fisherman
Thompson, George, cook
Wright, E, fmr
Young, William, fmr
STANLEY. CARIBOO.
Postmaster. L. M. Dodd.
In the Dominion Electoi al District of
Cariboo-Lillooet and Provincial of
Cariboo, is a mining post 14 miles
from Barkerville. It has a tele-
graph and express office; mails
twice a week. Nearest banking
point, New Weftminster. Com-
munication by B. C. Express Co.
stage twice a week from Ashcroft
and Barkerville.
Allan, David, fmr, Beaver Pass
Beattte, Wm, miner
Beedy, Louis S. clerk, Stanley
Boyd, John fmr, Cottonwood
Bradley, Edward, labr, Stanley
Bradley, Jesse, labr
Clark, J C, miner, Timon Creek
Cockie, Edwd, miner, Slough Creek
Coyne, James, miner. Van Winkle
Cresswell, Robt, miner, Stanley
Dodd, L M, general store
Donovan, James, miner, Beaver Pass
Fleming, John, labr, Cottonwood
Hoar, Francis, miner, Stanley
Hoff, Rich, engr, Slough Creek
Houseman, W W, miner
James, John, miner, Stanley
Johnstone, Archibald, miner
Johnston, Felix, miner, Timon Creek
Jones, Harry, miner, Stanley
Jones, Robt, butcher
Marlin, H, miner, Slough Creek
Marlin, Jos C, miner. Van Winkle
McPhail, Angus, fmr, Cottonwood
Montgomery, Saml, miner, Van W
Munroe, Geo P, miner, Stanley
Naismith, John, miner, Big Bonanza
Orioli, Maurice, cook, Stanley
Peebles, John, genl store, Stanley
Peebles, Wm, clerk
Perkins, John E, miner
Peters, John, miner, Timon Creek
Price, W C. miner
Pritchard, Robt, blacksmith
Quong, Charles, miner
Ramos, Chas, mgr Slough Creek
Reid, John, miner
Rowe, Jos. miner
Rivard, Ernest, miner. Van Winkle
Timon, Henry S, miner, Timon Crk
Tregillus, Fred J, miner, Stanley
Walker, George J, miner, Slough Crk
White, William, miner, Stanley
Wilson, J W, miner. Pine Creek
Woolcock, Harry, miner, Slough Crk
Wormald, William, miner, Beaver
Pass
Yeats, John P, miner. Big Bonanza
ST. ELMO.
Postmaster, C. F. Pound.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
Yale, is a post settlement about 25
miles from Chilliwack on the Eraser
river, directly opposite Ruby
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Creek station on the G. P. R.
Nearest telegraph and express of-
fice, Hope. Communication by
train to Ruby Creek station. Mails
twice a week.
Anderson, Robt, fmr
Bulger, T, C. P. R. liand
Cunningham, James, fmr
Fraser, Angus, fmr
Hicks, Thomas, fmr
Horwell, Albert, fanner and blksmth
Hurling, J, fmr
Hurling, Gus, fmr
Jones, Owrtn, fmr
Kav, James, fmr
Lloyd, C H, fmr
Laurensetta, Andrew, fmr
Lovering, H L, Methodist minister
Lovering, George, fmr
Murphy, John, fmr
Nichols, T, section foreman C. P. R
Ogilvie, Robert, fmr
Pound, C. F, P. M. and fmr
Rilev, J, fmr
WaiJsworth, P, fmr and blacksmith
Whiteside, John, watchman C. P. R
Yerex, N, fmr
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STEVESTON.
Postmaster, W. H. Steves.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of New West-
minster, is situated on the south
arm of the Fraser River, and is in
the municipality of Richmond.
Communication by steamer with
Victoria, Vancouver, New West-
minster and Nanaimo ; also stage
from Vancouver. Five new can-
neries were erected at Steveston
last season.
Allan, Hugh, carpenter
Allan, John, carpenter
Allison, Martin W, fisherman
Anderson, Jas N, fisherman
Aslatt. Frank, gentleman
August, Charles, gentleman
Bain, N H, cannery prop
Bartlett, Ed, fisherman
Baynes, R, teamster
Bennett, Thomas, carpenter
Benson, — , fisherman
Berg, T L, fish dealer
Berg, — , fish Salter and dryer
Blair, W T, storekeeper
Blair, W T, hotelkeeper
Blake, George, Enterprise, P. & P
Co, and postmaster
Blight; Chas, foreman Steveston
Lumber Co
Blight, Chas L, carpenter
Blough, John, carpenter
Branscombe, David, fmr
Branscombe, Solomon, fmr
Bray, David, carpenter
Brick, Burt, fisherman
Brick, C B, fisherman
Brochbank, D R, Palace stables
Brown, Chas, fisherman
Brown, C H, fisherman
Brown, Frederick, fisherman
Brunswick Canning Co, (Buttermeir
& Dawson)
Bull, H A, watchman
Bull, Mrs H A, storekeeper
Burnett, printer
Buttermeir, Fred J (Buttermeir & D)
Buttermeir & Dawson (Brunswick
Canning Co.)
T. DOBEaON. N. W. D0BE80N.
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Carmichael, John T, army pensioner
Chard, Chaa C
Charles, Jno, fisherman
Chisholm^ M, netman Phounix canry
Comuiercial Hotel, Isaiah TriteB,prop
Corneil, Gus, carpenter
Costillo, John, fisherman
Costillo, Mike, Sieveston C. Co
Coutts, Robert, netman J.L.I.P. Co
Crane, John J, mgr Hteveston C. Co
Crawford. Wm, fish dealer
Cray, Walter, waiter Commercial htl
Cutton, Bert, Palace stables
Cutting, H, stage driver
Daniels, J, fisherman
Dawe, Albert, fisherman
Dawe, 8, fisherman
Dawson, Geo W (Buttermeir & Daw-
son)
Day, W T, butcher
Dicliie, R, fisherman
Dil worth, Wm, fisherman
Donaldson, Rev J M, Ep clergyman
Dowel!, J, fisherman
Drummond, Arthur, fmr
Drummond, H C, constable
Drummond, R H, fmr
Drummond, Walter J, notary public
and real estate agt
Dunn, Joseph, fisherman
Dutcher, George S, L.I.P. Co
Earle, Chas, fisherman
Embree, J J C, watchman Phoenix
English, M M, mgr A.B. C. Co can-
neries
Enterprise, The, published weekly by
the Enterprise and Publishing Co,
Blake & Trites, proprs
Falconer, John, shoemaker
Ferhrache, Peter S, fmr
Ferris, Edward
Ferris, Wm, pile driver
Forlong, J C, F. & 8
Forlong & Sexsmith, general merch-
ants, central telephone ofiice, agts
C.P.N.Co
Freund, Charles, fisherman
Fritschie, R A, fisherman
Garran, Ned, S. & V. Stage Co
Garran, John, fisherman
Garran, W, fisherman
Garry Point Cannery, A. B.C., W R
Lord, mgr, telephone, No 4
Gibson, William, blksmith
Glavan, J, fisherman
Groves, Daniel, nett boss, Brunswick
Cannery
Hamilton, Bert, L.I.P.Co., engr
Harper, John, fisherman
Harper, R, fisherman
Heipata, Jonhan, labr
Hood, Robert, fisherman
Houston, Wallace, carpt
Hunt, Ed, Stevenson C. Co
Hunt, Mrs, gen store
Hunter, Geo, carpt
Imperial Canning Co, Short & Squair
Innis, N, fisherman
Jarboe, W J, longshoreman
Jim, (Jap), fisherman
Johnson, H, fisherman
Johnson, Peter, fisherman
Johnson, \«', fisherman
Jones, E J, butcher
Jovovich, P, fisherman
Julian, R S, prov constable
Kalahue, Robert, storekeeper
King, J S, storekeeper, L.I.C.Co
Knox, John, fisherman
Lee, A, fisherman
Lee, Joseph, fisherman
Lee, Andrew, farmhand
Lloyd, James C, fisherman
Lloyd, Mrs, cook, L.I.C.Co
Lord, W R, mgr Brittania Cannery
Lulu Island Pkg Co, G S Dutcher,
manager
MacKie, David, carpt
MacKey, David, contractor
Malesto, Gregory, fisherman
Matheson, C fi, netman, .Phoenix
Cannery
Mann, William, labr
Manuel, S, fisherman
McBean, J L, bathroom, Brittania
Cannery
McDonald, D D, carpt C & McD
McDonald, D H, fisherman
McElhinney, Clarence, milkman
McElhinney, John, fireman. Phoe-
nix Cannery
McElhinney, "O D, watchman, Garry
Pt Cannery
MnElhinney, H B, wagonmaker
McGregor, Geo, carpt
McGuyan, James, policeman
Mcintosh, Wm, carpt
McKay, Angus, farm hand
McKay, Dan E, hostler
McKay, John, bartender
McKay, W, storekeeper
McKenzie, Alex, labr
McKenzie, John,
McKenzie, Neil, labr
McKeown, John, Imperial Cannery
McKinlay, W, Enterprise P. & P. Co
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MoKinley, — , engineer
Sharpe, Jas, contractor
McLaren, Erl, cpntr
Sharp, Jack, fisherman
McLeod, E £, storekeeper, Garry
Short, B H, (Short & Squair) I.C
Point Cannery
Short, B J, Imperial Cannery
MoMorran, R A, Steveaton Cannery
Simpson, Ira. carpenter
Co
Sisaon, W H, general store
McPherson, Wm, L. I. P. Co
Smith, Geo, fmr
Mercer, Ben, market gardener
Smith, Jamea, fmr
Mercer, W, gardener
Smith, Thomas, fmr
Metcalfe, \V, carpenter
Sparks, James, fisherman
Mickelson, M, fisherman.
Squair, W H, (Short & Squair)
Miller, Jos, fisherman
Steeves, Rev W C, Baptist preacher
Mitchell, R, carpenter
S'^eeves, Walter, Palace stables
Morison, A J, teamster
Steeves, Everet, carpenter
Morrison, A P, cpntr
Steeves, J B, butcher and farm pro-
Morton, Mrs .Tanet
duce
Munro, W A, book-keeper Phoenix
Stephenson, Thomas, fish dealer
Cannery
Steves, Freeman, S. & V. Stage Co
Murry, J, fisherman
Steves, J M (M 8 & S)
Neilson, Martin, fisherman
Steves, Manoah, (M.S. & 8)
Newall, R, carpenter
Steves, Walter T, (M.S. & S)
Steves, William H, seedsman
Newton, N, netman
Nicholson, Fred, carpenter
Steveston & Vancouver Stage Co, F
O'Brien, M, fisherman Dumphries
Steves, mgr
Steveston Canning Co, M Cosletto,
Cannei'v
O'Brien, Mike, fisherman
R A McMorran and E Hunt, mgrs
O'Brien, M, fisherman Phcenex Can-
Steveston Lumber Co, E Hunt, mgr
nery
Stoney, R A, storekeeper
Olesen, Martin, fisherman
Sutherland, D, L. I. P. Co
Olson, Sam, fish curer
Sweet, Kenneth, butcher
O'Neil, Jno, (croom
Sweet, D, real estate agt and clerk
Owens, John J, policeman
municipal council
Taylor, H G, cpntr
Parsons, R, fisherman
Patenaude, A J
Teter, J H, labr
Patterson. Harmon J, school teacher
Thomas, T, farm hand
Peacey, W, contractor
Thompson, — , fisherman
Penter, S M, labr
Thompson, Thos, bathroom man
Peters, Joseph, restaurant
Imperial Cannery
Peterson, Fred, fisherman
Terman, C, mgr Imperial Cannery
Piffard, Reginald, painter
Terman, W J, carpenter
Point, Chas, fisherman
Terman, P H, watchman Imperial
Rae, Alex, labr
Cannery
Tolmie, T J, school teacher
Ramsay, R D R, Enterprise Printing
and Pub Co
Tomkins, T
Raynes, Herbert, book-keeper Garry
Tully, T J, gentleman
Point Cannery
Tweedie, T J, fish curer
Rees, R, fisherman
Trites, Frank N, Enterprise P.& P.Co
Richmond Hotel, Frank N Trites,
Trites, Isaiah, Commercial hotel
prop
Trites, Humphrey, S. & V. Stage Co
Rogers, S A, carpentei
Trites, W Alfred, storekeeper
Rogers, W J, teamster
Trites, Wycliffe S, fisherman
Rooke, T 8, druggist
Twombly, A M, foreman Phoenix
Routledge, Thomas, plasterer
Cannery
Russell, John, fisherman
V^ale, Jamea, labr,
Sales, W, cook, L.I.P. Co
Wadhams, W A, foreman Phoenix
Sexsmith, Charles G, (ForlongA Sex-
Cannery
smith)
Wadhams, Chas L, bathroom man,
Sharpe, Arthur, fisherman
G.P. Co
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils anil AiiriCQltnral Iislements.
Columbia Street, NBW WESTMINSTER, B. G.
In the Dominion
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Chilliwack.
Atkinson, John Li
Beaumont, Willia
Carter, Charles, ji
Carter, Charles, sr
Carter, George, fii
Carter, Thomas, p
Carter, William, ^
Carter, William H
Chadsey, Cheater,
Chadsey, George V
Chadsey, Louis, fr
Chadsey, William,
Cruickshank, Alex
Edwards, William,
*ord, Charles, fmr
Ford, John, carper
W' Sjchard, fmr
tord, William, fm
^ord, Sydney, carp
Forsyth, William,
Ha 1, George, fmr
Ha , Harry, fmr
Hal , James, fmr
Hal , Matthew, fmi
Ha , Robert, schoo
Hall, Thomas, imr
' Hall, William, Rov
Hilton, Moses^fmf
Hodgaen, Richard
Iwin, Thos, fmr
Keith, B, fmr
J^wis, Thomas, fmi
HDDSON'S BAY COMPANY
f bolesale Grocers & fine Merchants
VICTORIA. B. C.
Welch, H, engr Brunswick Cay nner
Welch, Mike, flsherman
WeHCott, A H, teamster
Wescott, 8 J, jjlasterer
Whitworth, Isaac, engineer Steve-
eton Go
Williams, Harry, fisherman
Williams, John, fisherman
Wilson, John 8, fmr
Winderbank, J
Windsar, C S, prop Lulu Island Can-
nery Co
Wyld, LH, storekeeper Phoenix Cany
Yates, A H, farm labr
SUMAS.
r08TMA8TEB,D0NAM)P.McGlI,LIVRAY.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster,
is six miles from Chilliwack and
four from Nicomen. Steamer from
New Westminster, 43 miles. Near-
est telegraph and express office,
Chilliwack.
Atkinson, John Luther, fmr & dairy
Beaumont, William, fmr
Carter, Charles, jr, fmr
Carter, Charles, sr, fmr
Carter, George, fmr
Carter, Thomas, piano dealer
Carter, William, 'mr
Carter, William H, fmr
Chadney, Chester, fmr
Chadsey, (ieorge Wash, fmr
Chadsey, Louiu, fmr
Chadsey, William, fmr
Cruickshank, Alex, fmr '
Edwards, William, carpenter
Ford J Charles, fmr
Ford, John, carpenter
Ford, Richard, fmr
Ford, William, fmr
Ford, Sydney, carpenter
Forsyth, William, blacksmith
Hall, George, fmr
Hall, Harry, fmr
Hall, James, fmr
Hall, Matthew, fmr
Hall, Robert, school teacher
Hall, Thoroatj, Irar
Hall, William, Royal Engineers
Hilton, Moses^fmr
Hodgsen, Richard W, fmr
Irwin, Thos, fmr
Keith, B, fmr
Lewis, Thomas, fmr
Lewis, Mrs Mary, fmr
Lickman, Frank, shingle manufactr
Lumsden, Frank, cattle & horse bdr
Lumsden, John A, cattle & horse bdr
HcOillivray, Douald, J.P., post-
master, general store
McLeod, John, school teacher
Mcleod, Malcolm, operator
Miller, David Wm, general store and
fmr
Morris, H, fmr
Nicholson, J, fmr
Richards, Charles, fmr
Sharpe, Rev William, clergyman
Street, Albert J, fmr
Street, Charles, lumber dealer
Street, Herbert, labr
Toop, Hector, fmr
Toop, Richard, labr
Toop, Samson, fmr
Tyson, Alfred, fmr
Wane, A H, fmr
White, Newton, clerk
Wells, W L, blacksmith
Wilson, Charles, fmr
Wilson, Edwin, fmr
Wilson, Mrs Anna, fmr
SURREY CENTRE.
Postmaster, J. Churciiland.
In the Dominion Electoral District
and Provincial of NewWestminster,
ten and a half miles from New
Westminster, and one and a half
miles from station on the New
Westminster Southern R. R. Mails
twice a week. Nearest telegraph
and express office. New Westmm-
Bter.
Bell, Rev William, vicar
Elenkinsop, W, fmr
Boothroyd, J F, fmr
Bose, H, fmr
Boxall, H, fmr
Brown, Chris, fmr
CarncroBB, C, fmr
CarncroBB, £, fmr
Ghurchland, J, P. M. and storekpr
Clow, C H, fmr
Collishaw, W, fmr
Dafoe, G, fmr
Dunn, W, fmr
Fallowheld, R A, fmr
Fallowfleld, T, fmr
Fisher, C, fmr
Hake, A, fmr
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Keery, J, fmr
Levis, J, fmr
Linster, P, fmr
Lorencen, AC, fmr
McClelland, J, fmr
McDowell, Miss Mary, school teacher
McKay, K, fmr
Menzies, H, fmr
Needham, N, fmr
Parr, E, fmr
Preston, W, fmr
Richardson, A, fmr
Robinson W J, fmr
Smith, William, fmr '
Wade, ET, C. M. C • .
Whiteside, G, fmr
Whiteside, W, fmr »
Wickersham, N V, fmr
Yeomans, R S, fmr
SURREY MUNICIPALITY.
(See Mud Bay, Brownsville, Elgin,
Blaine, Hall's Prairie, Clover Val-
ley, Surrey Centre, Clavton and Port
■kells.)
This municipality contains about 120
square miles, and runs from the
Eraser River to the International
boundary, and from the munici-
pality of Langley to the coast and
municipality of Delta. The New
Westminster Southern Railway
runs from north to sout'i through
this x^orporation, passing fror^
Brownsville to Blame, through
Port Kells, Clayton, or as it was
formerly called, the Serpentine
Flats, Surrey Centre, Clover Valley,
Hall's Prairie and Kensington
Prairie. The lands are excellent.
TAPPEN SIDINCj.
Postmaster, W. T. Smith.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Koote»^ay, and Provincial
of Yale, .a a fag station on the
C.P.R., 309 mihis from Vancouver.
IToarest telegraph and express
Cirice, Salmon Arm, eight miles;
banking poipt, Kamloops, distant
52 miles. Mails daily.
Cardini 1, Thomas, fmr
Douceti, Thomas, fmr
Genelle, Bros, lumber mills con-
tractors, etc
Genelle, Peter (Genelle Bros) lumber
dealer
Genelle, Joseph (Genelle Bros) lum-
ber dealer
Goupille, Joseph, fmr
Hanson, Chris, fmr
Hatherly, J T, fmr
Kendall, J, mill labr
La Rock, G, mill labr
Morgan, Joseph, mill labr
Smith, Williuii T, fmr and postmr
TATLA LAKE.
In the Cariboo District, and Wil-
liams' Lake Division. Nearest
postoffice and telegraph. Soda
Creek. Communication by stage
from Ashcroft, change at Soda
Creek.
THUNDER HILL.
Postmaster, R. W. Brown rioo.
In the Dcminiun Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
EastKootenay. Nearest telegraph
and express oflSce, Golden, 115
miles distant; banking point Cal-
gary. Communication by steamer,
i.i summer, and stage from Golden.
Brady, Campbellj fmr
Brady, James, mining engineer
Brownrigg, Alex C, fmr
Brownrigg, Chas J, hotel keeper and
cat^^^l*^ rancher
Brownrigg, Robert William, post-
master
Buchanan, Dan free miner
Cameron, Llakclm, mioer
Carter, John, miner
Cowan, J I, purveyor's aest
Cumuiings, Honry, prov surveyor
Drake, Geo, steamboat engr
Durick, James C, hotel keeper
H.inson, Conrod, instr mechanic
Huckle, Ben, teamster
Jones, Robt, miner
Kenny, Edw, miner
Kerber, Matthew
Kirkpatrick, Wm, machinist
Kribd, Geo, mechanical engr
Lacelk, Frank, ranchman
LtRsard, Joseph, miner
Martin, Zeppyr, lumbermau
1 D0BE8ON, N, W. D0BK80N.
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iicFarlane, Duncan, carpt
Mclntyre, Peter, miner
]Mercier, Adolphe, foreman
Millit;an, Robt, foreman
Rusk, Robt, mechanic
Ryan, John, miner
Sinclair, Robt, pilot
Stark, Geo, bartender
Wallingar, Arnold, miner
White, James, miner
TERRA NOVA.
(See also Sea Island.)
Postmaster, Jas. Mei.lis.
A postofflce on Sea Island in Rich-
mond municipality.
Abercrombie, R H
Al)ercrombie, R L
Abercrombie, Wm S
Burton, James
Burton, Perry
Cornelius, John
Dixon, A B
Durnan, George
Gordon, Robert
Gray, V/illiam
Haugh, George >
Hor..e, T W
Ls-Jibert, Edward
Lambert, Frank
Mellis, James, postmar.;er
MacGilvary, H
Millif^an, D S
Moffatt, R J
Monroe, Andrew
Munn, L G, Sea Island Cannery, T.N
Parsons, Joshua
Ross, John R "
Rowan, Duncan
Thompson, Jamerj
Wclfendon, R
TEXADA ISLAND.
(See Comox.)
A large island in the Comox District,
lying to the north of the Gulf of
Georgia, and noted for its minerals.
It is forty miles long and ten miles
wide. Communication by steamer
with Nanaimo, distant 64 miles.
THETIS ISLAND.
(See Ciiemainus.)
In the Island District, is five
miles from Chemainus, which is
the nearest postoflBce and tele-
graph. Communication by steam-
er from Victoria, distant 40 miles.
Alsp by E. & N. Railway to Che-
mainus.
TRAIL CREEK.
Postmaster, E. S. Tapping.
A mining camp at the mouth of Trail
Creek, on the Columbia, 30 milcn
south of Sproat's Landing, from
which it is reached. Communica-
tion by steamer from Revelstoke,
distant 166 miles.
Brown, F A telegraph oper
Hanna. R S (Topping & Hanna)
Jones, E S, customs oflSiier
Morrisey, J, freighter and packer
Poulton, W R, Gladstone House
Topping, E, deputy Mining Recorder
Topping & Henna, general store
TRANQUILLE.
(See also Kamkops.)
. fiag station on the main line of the
C.P.R., 242 miles east of Vancou-
ver, situated on Kamloops Lake,
8 miles west of Kamloops, which is
the nearest telegraph, post and ex-
press office.
TROUT CREEK.
In the Yale District, on the west tiide
of Okanagan Lake, 28 miles south
of Okanagan Mission. Nearest
postofflce, Penticton, 15 miles dis-
tant; telegraph, Vernon, with
which there is communication by
steamer, 65 miles distant. Also
steamer from Vernon to Okanagan
Mission, 36 milei distant.
TUMBO ISLAND.
In the Island District near the Inter-
national boundary, in the Gulf of
Georgia, on which " re situated the
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Company. Nearest postoffice,
Plumper Pass. Communication
by steamer with Victoria.
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A flag station on the C.P.R., in West
Kootenay,
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391 miles from Van-
UPPER SUMAS.
POSTMASTFR, MeLVIN FaDDEN.
In the Dominion an(3 Provincial Elec-
toral District of New Westminster.
Communication is via Abbotsford
and Huntington, over the C. P. R.,
to the Mission. Nearest telegraph
and express office Huntington,
distance four miles ; mails three
times a week.
Asa, Ackerman ,T.P., fmr
Arnold, Frank, fmr
Blair, William, fmr
Blair, Thomas, fmr
Bbley, Alonzo, fmr
Boley, Lester, fmr
Bowman, Abram, fmr
Bowman, Amos, survf yor
Bowman, Mrs F, dairy farm
Cameron, .lohn, fmr
Canlpbell, Mrs Phajbe, fruit grower
and fmr
Dias, Mrs E J, fmr
Fadden, Fugene, fmr and carpenter
Fadden, Jasper J, fmr and carpenter
Faddeu, Melvia. fmr and postmaster
Fadden. William H, J.P., fmr
Fooks, Frederick, fmr
Harris, Thomas, fmr
Henderson, Thomas, teacher
Hinchey, John, fmr
Johnson, Henry, fmr
Kelly, Henry, fmr
Maher, William 8, fmr
Marion, Owen, fmr
McDermot, Matti^ew, fmr
McGregor, Daniel, fmr
McGregor, J, fmr
Museelwhite, John, fmr
Roscoe, Antoine, fmr
Russell, Willia*'., sr, fmr
Russell, William, jr, fmr
Russell, Jaraes, fmr
Silverthcra, Robert J, fmr
York, Thomas, fmr
York, Thomas Eraser, customs oflScer
VALDES ISLAND.
{Including Cortez and Hermando
Islands.)
POSTMASTEB, RoBERT HaL". .
In the Sayward District, Provincial
and Dominion Electoral of New
Westminster, is separated from
Vancouver Island by Discovery
passage, and is about 30 miles
long. The settlement extends
from Cape Mudge to Hyacinth
Bav, a distance of about twelve
miles. Communication by steamer
from Victoria.
Alle, Frank, fmr
BachuB, Thomuu, fmr
Bell, Thomas, fmr
Bowater, Neil, fmr
Bryant, John, fmr
Christ, Eric, fmr
Daucet, James,
Fobrashe, Peter, fmr
Hale, Fred, fmr
Hall, Uobert postmaster and store-
keener
Kail, Richard, fmr
.iughes, John, fmr
Hughes, William, fmr
Joyce, Alfred, fmr
Joyce, Walter, fmr
Johnson, Edward, fmr
I^evin, Edward, fmr
Lish, Thomas, fmr
Martin, John, fmr
McCarthy, John, fmr
Nelson, Peter, fisherman
Oliver, August, fisherman
Pidcock, Regd, fmr
Pidcock, William, fmr
Wall, Thomas, fmr
UNION.
Postmaster. John L. Roe.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Co-
mox, 60 miles from Nanaimo, is a
coal mining district, with a post,
telegraph and express office. Mails
weekly. Communication by
steamer with Nanaimo apd Vic-
toria.
Adderton, Tas, baker
Alexander, Samuel, carpenter
Allan, Jas, luiner
Golnmbia Street, NEW WESTMIKST^B, B. C.
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Anderton, J<
Anderton, R
Anderton, \^
An ley, Fran!
Anthony, Wi
Armstrong, I
Avris, Thos,
Baird, John,
Barber, Oran
Bardaronni,
Bardaronni,
Barentoldi, A
Barnes, Richi
Benney, Johi
Eenney, Robt
Bertoldi, Don
Bifleld, T, mi
Binnelli, Dom
Boyer, Richar
Biamsbury, ..i
Bramsbury, J
Bratchet, Johi
Bratchet, Jas,
Brown, Thos,
Caldani, FranI
Calvin, Edwar
Campbell, Har
Campbell, Jas,
Campbell, Johi
Campbell, M, i
Campbell, Nea
Carthew, Jas, (
Casaessa, John
Caudet, Bailev
C'lt lira, RobV
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Commerella, Jc
Coulter, Robt,
Crawford, Fran
Creuan, F 8, m
Crosetta, Jos, n
Cruch, Geo, ap]
Culton, Sam, m
Cunningham, P
Curico, Frank,
Darlington, Jas
Davey, Jos, mii
'^Uvidson, Wm
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Allsop, Win, miner
Anderson, Geo, carpt
Ar lerton, Jae, carpt
Anderton, John, carpt
Anderton, Richard, carpt
Anderton, William, carpt
Anley, Frank, butcher
Anthony, W'liiam, miner
Armstrong, Peter, contractor
Arris, Thos, clerk
Baird, John, carpt
Barber, Oran, miner
Bardaronni, B, miner
Bardaronni, Jos, miner
Barentoldi, Alex, miner
Barnes, Richard, miner
Benney, John, miner
Eenney, Robt, miner
Berioldi, Dominica, miner
Bifleld, T, miner
Binnelli, Dominica, miner
Boyer, Richard, miner
Biamsbury, Albert, miner
Bramsbury, John, miner
Bratchet, ^ohn, miner
Bratchet, Jas, miner
Brown, Thos, miner
Caldani, Frank, miner
Calvin, Edward, miner
Campbell, Harry, engr
Campbell, Jas, miner
Campbell, John, miner
Campbell, M, miner
Campbell, Neal, miner
Carthew, Jas, carpt
Casijeasa, John, miner
Caiidet, Bailey, miner
C'lmord, Robt, carpt
' iicobiv Edward, carpt
u " n Ceo W, paymaster
r '-5, las, teamster
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Cocn v , L>.'ui8, woodman
CoUis, ti T , oook-keeper
Commerella, Jos, miner
Coulter, Robt, miner
Crawford, Frank, miner
Creuan, F S, m n(>r
Croaetta, Jos, miner
Cruch, Geo, apprentice
Culton,Sam, miner
Cunningham, Pat, miner
Curico, Frank, miner
Darlington, Jas, miner
Davey, Jos, miner
^Uvidson, Wm A, stableman
>&nt 8aml sr, botelkeeper
Daviu, Saml jr, engineer
Denton, John, blacksmith
Donne!y, Barney, miner
Doi.nham, Edward, miner
Downey, Paul, fmr
Duggan, Jas, miner
Dunsmore, Jas, miner
)i!ad, John, millhand
Edwards, Dan, miner
Edwards Thoa, carpt
Edwards, Thos, minor
England, Robt, engineer
Faidley, Jas, miner
Fergueson, Wm, miner
Fitzsimmons, Jas, miner
Flemings, Jas, miner
Eraser, Alex W, telegraph operator
Frne, .Tohn, miner
Fruitannia, John, miner
Fueole, Fortana, miner
Fulton, Arthur, butcher
Fulton, John, labr
Gartley, Byron, millhand
Garvin, Alex, gentleman
Garvin, Thoa, miner
Garrison, C, carpt
Gaullta, Jos, miner
Gibson, Geo, millhand
Gibson, John, miner
Gibson, Robt, miner
Gibson, Robt jr, miner
GiddingH, John, woodsman
Gilchrist, Jas, mine labr
Gillis, Thoa, miner
Gillespie, Jno, miner
Grant, Alex, undertaker
Grant, Hugh, miner
Grant, Robt, lumberman
Grieves, Geo A, section man
Grieves, Jos, teamster
Hagerman, Bertha, seamstress
Halerow, Robt, labr
Hamburger, Harry, store mgr
Hamilton, A, engr
Hansen, Martin, labr
Haskins, Geo, miner
Hay man, Win, miner
Henderson, Wm, miner
Hiegins, Rev J H, Presby minister
Hilbert, Edward, upholsterer
Horner, Robt, mine labr
Howell, Lewis, miner
Hudson, Richard, miner
Hudson, Thos, miner
Hull, Chas, miner
Hurley, Dan, miner
Jackeman, Bert, miner
Jameson, J, labr
Jenkins, Jno, miner
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Jenkins, Tom, miner
Multer, Islay, millhand
Johnston, Jno, miner
Munroe, Joliin, miner
Jones, Edward, miner
Munroe, John, miner
Kearns, Thos, miner
Nicholas, J V, miner
Kilpatrick, Dan, miner
• Noble, Hugh, logger
Kilpatrick, W, teamster
O'Hauley, Donald, trainman
Kirkham, N, miner
O'Hauley, Ronald, trainman
Lawrence, Dr R, mine doctor
Parcell, Martin, miner
Lever, Peter, mmer
Levesiey, Jos, miner
Parks, Edward, labr
Parks, Geo, weighman
Lewis, Dick, miner
Parks, Nels(m, shoemaker
Lewis, Wm, miner
Pearse, Thos, miner
Lindsay, Alex, book-keeper
Penoncella, John, miner •
Little, F D, mine supt
Perry, Wm, miner
Magnonie, "*; blacksmith
Piercy, Harry, carpt
Malemberg, ' rber
Piercy, Matthew, fireman
Marraotche, ,'; ler
Puetz, John, engr
Marsh, Dan, mi.
Poi'trey, Ambrose, miner
Martin, Joe, woodoiuan
Powell, Lottie, school teacher
Matthews, Thos, miner
Pritchard, Archie, carpt
McCachren, Neil, miner
Radford, Arthur, labr
McCutcheon, Levi, millhand
Radford, John, labr
McDonald, Donald, labr
Rambury, John, carpt
McFaddyen, Neil, teamster
Ramsay, Geo, miner
Rees, David, miner
McGilvary, Dan, miner
McGinnis, Jas, miner
Rees, Henry, miner
McGoff, Frank, miner
Rees, Wm, miner
McGregor, Harry, carpt and contr
Reid, Wm, wcdsman
McKay, Donald! labr
Reid, Tom, woodsman
Reyaold, Jas, miner
McKay, Thos, miner
McKay, William, butcher
Rickie, Peter, painter '
McKenzie, John, blacksmith
Robertson, George, labr
McKim, Edward, storekeeper
Robertson, Robt, labr
McKim, John, storekeeper
Robertson, Robt S, miner
McKinnon, Dan, miner
Robson, Rev Jno, Methodist minstr
McKinnon, Sam, miner
Roe, John L, postmaster
Rone, John, laor
McKnight, Andrew, chief engr
McLean, Jas B, itorekeeper
Rothray, Wm, miner
McLean, John, 'niner
Rowbottam, Robt, baker
Mcl^ean, Peter, Ubr
Roy, David, miner
McLean, T D, storekeeper
Roy, John, miner
McLeod, Jas, miner
Roy, Maggie, seamstress
McMinn) David, millhand
Roy, Wm, fmr
McNeil, Jack, miner
Russell, Thomas, underground mgr
McOnarry, Geo, miner
Sargeant, Jos, miner
Mellado, Alex, carpt
Sargeant, Stephen, miner
Mellado, Bruno, miners' boss
Scbarschmidt, Dr Percy, druggist
Miller, David, miner
Scia, Jos, miner
Miller, Hugh, engr
Scott, John, carpt
Miller, John, engr
Scott, John, jr, carpt
Millett, Edward, carpt
Seinham, Wm, miner
Milne, Thos, painter
Shae, Thomas, miner
Mitchell, Matthew, miner
Shealen, Richard, miner
Mitchell, Wm, miner
Sheppard, Ed, miner
Monaco, Frank, miner
Short, Richard, overman
Morgan, John, miner
Smith, James, blksmith
Mounce W, sawyer
Smith, Jno, miner
Mulligan, Jas, miner
Smith, Percy, butcher
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Smith, Pet , miner
Smithers, to, policeman
Sneden, Wm, miner
Steven, Wm, miner
Strutters, Jno, carpt
Stewart, Archie, carpt
Summerville, Alex, miner
Sutton, Sam, minei
Swansen, Robt, miner
Tappero, Jos, miner
Jappero, Mike, miner
Taylor, Geo, miner
Testa, John, miner
Then, James, miner
Thomas, I<ouis, miner
Thompson, Thomas, miner
Tobacce, Jim, miner
Tree, Wm, miner
Turn bull, Geo, labr
Turnbull, Thomas, miner
Turner, Wm, miner
Vass, Robt, miner
Vass, Samuel, miner
Viles, Frank, sawyer
Viles. Wm, baker
Vipond, Nicholas, miner
Vivian, Jas, miner
Vogle, Lewis, miner
Walker, Alex, engr
Walker, Alfred, engr
Walker, David, fire boss
Walker, Edw, miner
Walker, Geo, engr
Walker, Jos, labr
Walker, Thomas, miner
Walker, W B, miner
Watson, Ghas, clerk
Watkins, Robt, school teacher
Webster, Chas, miner
White, John, miner
White, Philip, miner
Whyte, Ghas, engr
Whyte, Jas, overman
Whyte, Jessie, seamstress
Whyte, Jno, weighman
Whyte, Robt, labr
Whyte, Thomas, clerk
Whyte, Walter, labr
Wilson, Jos, miner
Wilson, Richard, m.'ner
Wilson, Thomas, m'.ner
Wilson, Walter, trninman
Wood burn, Moses, miner
Woods, Edward, liveryman
Wright, Wm, labr
Young, David, engr
VERNON.
Postmaster, Ropt. McDougall.
In the Dominion Electoral District
of Yale-Kootenay and the Provin-
cial of Yale, is situated on the line
of the Shuswap & Okanagan Rail-
way, tour miles from its terminus
on Okanagan Lake, and is the
centre of one of the largest and
richest agricultural districts in the
interior. Since the advent of rail-
way communication the town has
grown wonderfully, and was last
year duly incorporated as a city.
Mr. W. F. Gameron was the
, people's choice as Mayor, the
Board of Aldermen being composed
as follows: Messrs. J. Lyons, J. A.
Schubert, S. G. Smith, A. G.
Fuller and W. J. Armstrong. It
enjoys the advantages of a good
post, telegraph and express office,
and a daily mail service; also a
branch of the Bank of Montreal
and an office of the WolfFshon &
Bewicke financial firm. Vernon
is the great distributing point for
the lower country, and in addition
to its railway connections, it also
controls the navigation of the lake.
The city is fast building up, the
structures being of a very substan-
tial character.
Armstrong, W J, hardware and tin-
smith
Archibald, G H, plasterer
Amlerson, J A, carpenter
Allen, A E, tailor
Baird, Andrew M, plasterer
Bank of Montreal, G A Henderson
agent
Buchanan, D J, boarding house
Burnyeat, J P, surveyor (Coryell &
Burnyeat)
Birnie, Alex, blacksmith
Brown, Jno, mason
Beckingsale, D L, M.D
Buchanan, Angus, teacher
Billings, Fredk, barrister (Gochrane
& Billings)
Bysche, H, barber
Barnes, Fred, builder
Bond, F, teamster sawmill
Bavliss, J, mason
Clerin, W G, sawmill and factory
(Smith & Clerin)
Cook, A E, tailor
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Coryell, J A, surveyor (Coryell &
Burnyeat)
Crowell, T E, contractor and builder
Cameron, W F, tnercht (Mayor)
Cochrane, W M, lawyer (Cochrane &
Billings)
Christien, Louis, rancher
Cartwright, G A, carpenter
Cameron, W F, contractor
Cooper, H C, saddler
Campbell, J C (Campbell Bros), fur-
niture
Campbell, Angus (Campbell Bros),
furniture
Costerton, C F (Costerton Bros), land
agent
Costerton, C E (Costerton Bros), land
agent
Cryderman, W A, carpenter
Davidson, M C, book-keeper
DriscoU, Edwd, saddler
Davies, R J, city clerk, auctioneer
Drury, Wm, carpenter
Donaldson, W, teamster
Ellison, Price, rancher and stockman
Elliot, S T, carpenter
Fuller, Albert G, agt Hudson Bay Co
Fuller, J W, carpenter
French, G P, gardener
Fletcher D C, drayman and livery
stable
French, S P, carpenter
French Bros, fruit and candy store
Gordon, W C. boot and shoe maker
Grant, Alex, Victoria hotel
Goulet. Edwd, C PR. agent
Goodwin, 8 P, teamster
Girouard, Luc, rancher
Gardiner, W, livery stable
Gibbs, Saml, J.P., gentleman
Hudson Bay Co, A G Fuller, mgr
Harris, E, carpenter
Henderson, G G, Vernon News
Haidge, H J, teacher
Holland, M, bartender
Holliday, C W, photographer
Hull, J J, carpenter
Harber, Walter J, job printer and
notary public
Henderson, G A, agent Bank of Mon-
Hankey, G A, (Wolffsohn & Bewicke
bankers)
Ireland, C W, lawyer, city magistrate
Johnston, Aaron, wheelwright
Jacques, F B, jeweller
Kirby, F M, surveyor
Krauss, W F, Horseshoe restaurant
Langman & Sills, gen merchants
Linstrum, E F, Veinon market,
(Shupe & Linstrum)
Latimer, F H, surveyor
Lyons, Jas, gentlemen
Lawrence, railway foreman
Lawrence, W H, livery, (Wright &
Lawrence)
Langill, Rev P F, Presbyterian minat
Mcintosh, Harry, Vernon hotel
MuUer, H G, Coldstream hotel
Meakin, W J, Kalemalka hotel
Martin, Wm, mcht
Martin, Jas, mcht
Martin, Jack, clerk (Martin Bros)
McLean, Jas, tinsmith
Milligan, Gideon, Okanagan hotel
Megan, W R, mcht
Monteith, J A, clerk County Court
Mohr, J A, baker
Mohr, C, carpenter
McCall, J F, rancher
Mabee, G S, painter
Milne, TH, carpenter
McKelvie, John A, elk
McGowen, F, lawyer and land agent,
coroner
McNaughton, J, labr
Meyers, F A, private college
McKinnon, Jno, butcher
McDougfaU, Robt, postmaster, (Mc-
Dous;all & Parke) flour a> a leed,
implements, &c
McMullen, A J, wheelwright
Morris, Dr, M.D
Mcauley, Alfred, Victoria hotel
Norris, L, constable
Norris, W H, rancher
Ochsner, R, brewer
Outerbridge, Rev T W, Church of
England
Pratt, Mrs, private hospit \\
Pettit, F W, insurance agent
Phillips, Jas, rancher
Pound, W C, taxidermist
Pooler, C D, carpenter
Pearey, Jas, pump mfr
Parke, H R. assessor and collector
Pitcairn, W D, pump mfr
Reinhard, Wilhelm, M.D
Riley, The Misses, millinery and
dressmakers
Simms, Chas, clerk, H.B. Co
Shatford, W T, mcht
Schubert, J A, road supt
Schultz, Harry, blacksmith
Spinks , W W, Judge County Court
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils anil Agricnltaral Imsleients.
Colambia Street, N£W WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Smith, & C, aawmill (Smith AOlerin)
Smith, W, carpenter
Smith Bros, stationers
Shupe, J A, Vernon market, (Shupe
& Linstrum)
Simmons Bros, livery stable
Smailes, Ralph, manager dry goods
dept (W R Megaw's)
Tronson, E J, J.P., rancher
Thompson, E, dairy and stage
Taylor, Richard Noble, druggist
Vernon News (Meagaw & Henderson,
props
Watson, Porter, barber
Worgan, A D, photographer
Wood, J A, Methodist minister
VICTORIA DISTRICT.
(See Victoria City and District.)
Including Cedar Hill, Oak Bay,
MountTolmie, Cadboro Bay, Gor-
don Head, Burnside Road and the
Gorge.
WANNUCK PACKING CO.,
RIVERS' INLET.
(See North West Coast.)
Anderson, H rry, fisherman
Grant, S L C, storekeeper and acct
Hamlin, Ohas, fishe -man
Holden, Ole, ship cpntr
Miller, Loverin, capt schooner
Nicholas, Rev Edwd, missionarv at
Bella Coola
Nicholson, Chas, cannery timekeeper
Pearson, Gustaf, boss fisherman and
netmaker
Stewart, Benj, fisherman
Williams, Richard, canner and tinner
WANETA.
Postmaster, John Rbith.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of West Kootenay, is a placer min-
ing camp on the main line of the
C.P.R ; telegraph and expren of-
fice. Banking point, Nelaon.
Mails twice a day.
Barnard, Al, miner
Bates Bros, miners
Bowen, A S, civil engineer
Brigman, John, miner
WEIUBR BBOa,
VIOTORIA, B. O.
Brewster, M W, miner
Cary, George, miner
Corrigall, James, teamster
Coughlin, D, carpenter
Coulter, S, miner
Crawford, Richard, miner
Curry, L G, miner
Dolan, A L, miner
Davis, Henry, miner
Downs, William, miner
Dewar, Donald J, miner
Dundee, Charles, miner
Ellis, George, saloon and store
Gillis, J A, carpenter
Goodhue, George, mgr placer mines
Happe, Joseph, miner
Hill, Charles, miner
Hill, Matthew, miner
Holly, Arthur H, book-keeper placer
mines
Keith, John, general store
Keith & Beebe, general store
Kroger, Otto, clerk Placer Co
McArthur, Ed E, restaurant
McCormick, Capt, miner
McDonald, J J, teamster
Metherall, A S, doctor
Mizner, Edear, miner
Mizner, William, miner
Morriae, P, rancher
Myres, Al, blacksmith
Nolan, J H, H. M. customs officer
Obery, Mrs. C, boarding house
Paton, Rev Thomas, minister
Reid, Charles, miner
Reid, James, mining expert
Beith, John, postmaster
Reinochl, E S, operator
Rice, J F, supt placer mines
Roberts, E J, chief engineer
Sutor, Leo, miner
Vader, Charles, miner
Waldbusser, J, boarding house
Walker, Wm J, miner
White, W H, engineer
Wilson, Arthur, clerk Placer Co
Wilson, C M, boarding house
WATSON.
Postmaster, Edwin R. Atherton.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of
West Kootenay, is a mining die
trict. Nearest telegraph and
express office, Kaslo, which is
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munication by stage with Kaslo, 20
miles distant. Good hotel accom-
modation.
Arehart, Mark, clerk
Arhuton, Edwin R, genl merchant
Aiherton, Edwin, postmaster
Barr, Rich, miner
Barr, Wm, miner
Bell, James, mine owner
Bell, John, mine owner
Bemis, A G, supt Lucky Jim mine
Black, Ira W, hotelkeeper
Bremner, David, hotelkeeper
Charleson, Thos P, book-keeper
Clark, Thos Wm, hotelkeeper
Clark, Geo, supt Washington mine
Connor, Alfred, miner
Currjr, Wm, miner
Curtis, Tlios, mine owner
Flagher, Wm, contractor
Flaghertv, Jas, hotelkeeper
Gibson, I)avid, mine owner
Halpin, M, minf^r
Harper, Frank, mine owner
Hennessy, J J , mine owner
Hennesfiy, Wm, mine owner
Jarvis, Fred W, hotelkeeper
Jones, Wm, miner
Kennedy, W F, mine owner
Lockhart, Robt, miner
McDonald, Hugh, mine owner
McDougal, Thos, blacksmith
McGuigan, John, mgr Noble Five
Mining Co
Mclntyre, Angus, packer
WEBSTER'S CORNERS.
Postmaster, J. M. Webster.
In the Maple Ridge municipality,
about four and half miles from Port
Haney and Whonnock. Port
Haney is the nearest railway sta-
tion, telegraph and express office,
communication with which is by
livery.
Ansell, W H, fmr
Alexander, John, fmr
Delater, Louis, fmr
Docksteader, John, fmr
Isaac, John, fmr
Knight, Ebenezer, fmr and black-
smith
Lock wood, W H, fmr
Marshall, Thos, fmr
Martin, O, fmr
Mighton, Joseph, fmr
Mighton, Charles, fmr
McCahanie, D L, fmr
Smith, Gustave, fmr
Stonoy, W J, fmr and carpt
Thompson, Robt, fmr
Moody, H H, hotelkeeper
Morrisey, James, mine owner
Murry, Pat, mine owner
Navers , T A, millwright
Noble, John, miner
O'Neill, David, Bluebird mine
Penney, F C, mill owner
Robb, W R, miner
Robellard, J, miner
Ryan, Wni, mine owner
Trotter, H, miner
Ward, James, fmr
Warnick, Len, contractor
Watson, John A, hotelkeeper
Watts, A, miner
White, Wm, miner
Webster, J M, postmaster and fmr
Webster, Alex, fmr
Webster, Robt, fmr
Wilcox, Michael, fmr
Wilson, W A, genl merchant
WELLINGTON.
Postmaster, Thos. Bryant.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Vancouver and Provincial of Nanai-
mo, situated at the northern ex-
tremity of the Esquimau and Na-
naimo Railway, 78 miles from Vic-
toria, and 6 miles from Nanaimo.
Has a post, money order, telegraph
and express offices. It is a coal
mining district, and a large num-
ber of men are employed in the
mines, owned by Messrs. Duns-
muir.
Acton, Peter, head salesman, E. Cook
&Co
Adamson, D, miner
Alexander, John, miner
Allison, Alfred, miner
Anderson, Alfred, miner
Anderson, D D, blksmith
Andrews, John, miner
Angel, William, driver
Auguste, Peter, miner
Avert, Frank, miner
Awful, Ernest, carpt
Bailey, Wm, boarding house keeper
Bailey, Richd, foreman
Bain, John, (E. Cook & Co)
T. DOBESON, N. W. D0BE80N.
NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brast foundera, Oeneral MacMuUC^
A.U Kindt of Sepairt, Iiand and Marine.
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Balagua,
Baker, V
Bate, Ge.
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BauJd, W
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Bel ton, TJ
BenaJdi, S
Beneditti,
Bernard, J
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Baird, Jesse, miner
Balagua, C, miner
Balagua, Joe, miner
Balagua, Severino, miner
Baiter, William, fmr
Bate, Geo. engr
Bateman, Sam, miner
Baiild, William, shot lighter
Bellyea, Jno, fmr, Nanoose
Bel ton, Thomas, miner
Benaldi, S, pusher
Beneditti, B, miner ,
Bernard, John, miner
Bernadelli, Peter, miner
Bernell, H, fmr
Berry, Richd, miner
Berto, Don, miner
Bickle, E, Wand Co, gen stove
Bickle, E W, mgr, (E. W. Bickle &
Company)
Bickle, John, salesman, (E.W.Bickle
& Company)
Bickle, Thomas, miner
Black, Jamei, asst boss
Black, John, baker
Blackball, miner
Boardley, Stephen, miner
Borro, Joe, pusher
Bowen, Ralph, miner
Brown, George, miner
rown, Zachi miner
ryant, Thos, postmaster
ryden, Andrew, oversman
ryden, John, machinist
ryden, Bobt, machinist
ryden, John, mgr We'Ungton col-
leries
uckle, Albert, carpt
iurns, Miss, teacher
iutters, Tom, miner
utter, William, fmr. Departure Bay
mmul, M, driver
inpbell Hugh, Liiner
mpbell, James, oriver
nipbell, James, miner
mpbell, John, miner
mpbell, Mich, miner
rstairs, James, harnessmaker
r, William, miner
ter, Robt, miner
sad, T C, machinist
dwick, William, engr
mbers, Arthur, fmr
sholm, Alfred, miner
istie, Bev James,Ch of Scotland
istie, fmr. Departure Bay
k, Edward, miner
k, J, miner
Clark, Jno, miner and fmr, Depart-
ure Bay rd
Clark, William, miner
Claus, J C, fmr
Conley, James, miner
Conta, Don, miner
Cook, £ & Co, gen store
Cook, Thos, miner
Corbett, W L, miner
Cosavello, Jos, miner
Cottle, John, fmr, Departure Bay rd
Coulter, Hellis, miner
Currie, John, brewery agt
Curto, Louis, miner
Dalmon, John, miner
Daskowski, Max, miner
Davidson, Jacob, miner
Davidson, John, miner
Davis, Cas, miner
Davis, D H, miner
Davis, Evan, miner
Dick, James, miner
Dick, Walter, miner
Dickenson, A E, fmr, Nanoose
Dickie, James, shotlighter
Dixon, John, Somerset house
Doria, Angelo, miner
Dowdall, Richd, sect boss, E, & N.Ry
Doule, Chas, baker
Vnnsmuir & Sons, props Wellington
coUeries
Eastman, William, fmr
EbertS D, M.D., colliery surgeon
Ellis, Chas, machinist
English, James C, engr
Evans, Obadiah, miner
Pagan, Dan, miner
Ferguson, Niel, miner
Ferro, Chas, miner
Fischer, Fred, weighman
Flinton, Rev J W, Ch of England
Foster, J, storekeeper. Departure
Bay
Frame, Jno, machinist
Fraser, W C, mcht tailor
Fulcher, Jno, miner
Gair, Robt, (E. Cook & Co)
Galloway, Thos, miner
Gay, Frank, miner
Gilbert, Harry, miner
Gilchrist, Wm, miner
Gilletti, Joe, miner
Gillespie, John, weighman
Gillespie, Miss A, (E Cook & Co)
Glen, Jas, miner
Godfrey, Amos, fmr
Godfrey, Seth, fmr
Goldaworthy, Thos, Somerset
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Gordon, Thos, machinist
Johnson, Albert, miner
Gordon, Miss, dressmaker
Johnson, Auguste, miner
Johnstone, Geo, miner
Gould, Isaac, grocery store
Gourlay, James, miner
Jones, Benj, miner
Jones, D (W Jones & Co)
Graliam, Robt, miner
Graham, Robt, jr, miner
Jones, Isaac, miner Dep Bay
GregBon, Robt, miner
Jones, John, miner Dep Bay
Green, James, miner
Jones, Joseph, miner Dep Bay
Gribble, C H, barber
Jones, Lot, brdg house keeper
Griffin, Pat, butcher
Jones, Sam, fmr
Griffiths, D D, miner
Jones, Sam (W Jones & Co)
Griffiths, Griffith, miner
Jones, Morgan, driver
Griffith, Lewis, miner
Jones, Tom, fmr
Haggart, Bryant, mchnet
Jones, Walter, minei'
Haggart, James, fmr
Jones, Walter & Co, general store
Haggart, H D, merchant
Jones, Walter, lu^r W Jones & Co
Haggart, Thoa, mchnst
Jones, William, miner
Hapgart, W, mchnst
Joppling, "^t miner
Jordan, William, fmr
Haig, Jno, miner
Hamburger, Mosch, mgr £ Cook
Kave, Harry, painter
Kellett, Richard, miner
&Co
Harold, M, miner
Keleall, W R
Harper, J, saloon Dep Bay
Kennedy, Geo W, Wellington hotel
Harris, Harry, driver, E* Cook & Co
Kennedy, Jack, engr
Harris, Morgan, miner
Kilpatrick, Robt, livery stable
Harrison, Eli, County Court Judp j
Knight, James, fmr
Harrison , Harry, pusher
Koski, Andrew, miner
Harrison, Jno, miner
Jacob, D, miner
Harrison, Joseph, miner
Laird, Marshall, miner
Harrison, Wm, weighman
Landerbach, Sam, miner
Hawkins, Jno, miner
Lannigan, Wm, miner
Haworth, Thos, miner
Lawrence, Joachin, miner
Hawthornthwaite & Co, real ectate
Lawrenson, Edward, miner
brokers
Leask, John, miner
Hearn, Thos, miner
Lee, Harry, mgr Quesnell & Co
Henderson, Isaac, miner
Leigh ton, J F, barber
Heynen, Rev Wm L, R.C. priest
Lepas, Leopold, miner
Hoggan, Andrew, tracklayer
Lew"^, J B, weighm**,!!;
Hoggan, Jno, miner
Lewis, l>on, miner
Hoggan, Robt, miner
London, P L, miner
Hoggan, Wm, miner
London, James, stable boss
Holmes, Richard, carpenter
London, Robt, miner
Hoski, Chas. miner
Lowrie, Robt, miner
Howatt, Alex, miner
Macdonalc'., Dan, miner
Hughes, Edw, miner
Macdonalci, H J, miner
Hughes, Jno C, miner
Macdonall, J J, miner
Hughes, W J (Walter Jones & Co)
Macdona; d, Murdoch, blacksmith
Hugo, J B, miner
Macdonal 1, J S A, miner
Hull, Bros & Co, butchers
Macdonalii Miss, tailoress
Hunter, W F, miner
Macintosh, James, carpenter
Irving, John, shoemaker
Izen, Miss, candy store
Maclvor, K, carpenter
MacKay, J L, principal pub schooli
Jack, William, miner
Mackenzie, Dan, miner
Jackson, William, miner
Mackenzie, Henry, miner
Jacobson, Albert, miner
Mackenzie, James, engr
Jacque, Jno, miner
Mackenzie, Niel, miner
Jacque, Joseph, miner
James, David, miner
Mackiel, Rev Dr, Epis Meth clergymi
Mackinnon, Arch, fireman
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Maynard
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Merman
Michie,
Miles, Jo
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Morgan,
Morgan,
Morgan, '„
Morgan, 1
Morgan, \
Morrill, jc
Morrison,
Morrison,
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Morrow, J
Morton, R(
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Munroe, Dt
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Mackinnon, Alex, miner
Mackinnon, Dan, miner
MacLaughlan, Andrew, miner
Maclean, Donald, timberman
Maclean, Kenneth, miner
Maclean, WiUon, miner
Macmillan, H, miner
Macmillan, H, bartender
Macmillan, Henry, miner
Macmillan, H (Grant & Co)
Macmillan, Peter, miner
Macmillan, Thos, miner
Macmutne,Andrew, gents furnishngs
Macneil, R J, miner
Macquarrie, Alex, driver
Macrae, Jno, timberman
Ma^innea, Dan, miner
Mam, Campbell, miner
Malone, Pat, miner
Manuels, William, miner
Marcarro, John, eager
Marshall, Richard, miner
Matheson, Dan, tailor
Matheson, Murdoch, J. P., carpenter
Matthews, Chas, miner
Matthews, John, J. P., asst foreman
Maxwell, William, timberman
Maynard, Edward, tanner an<l currier
Mercer, Robt, miner
Merman, E, jeweller
Michie, John, engnr
Miles, John, miner
Mitchell, Hugh, blacksmith
Mitchell, James, miner
Morgan, Ben, driver
Morgan, T F, miner
Morgan, T H, miner
Morgan, Thos, miner
Morgan, Wm, fmr
Morrill, John, fmr
Morrison, Chas, (E Cook & Co) •
Morrison, Malcolm, miner
Morrison, Peter, miner
Morrow, J, watchman
Morton, Robt, engnr
Mosseau, Maurice, miner
Mounce, Henry, engnr
Monnce, Hiewis, sawmill
Muir, John, miner
Munroe, Duncan, miner
Murphy, L A, carpenter
Murray, Mike, miner
Nelson, John £, mason
Nelson, Moses, miner
Nicholson, Dan, contractor
Noye, Wm, Somerset
Oberg, Frank, miner
Olsen, P J, miner
Orme, John, pusher
Over, Peter, miner
Parker, W H, butcher
Pauna, Mat, miner
Paton, Andrew, Chinese boss
Patten, Edward, station agt
Patten, W N, druggist
Patroni, P, miner
Place, E H, teamster
Pearson, Wm, fmr
Pimilli, P, miner
Polani, Adolp, miner
Pollock, James, miner
Potts, A, real est broker
Pringle, Wm , carpenter
Proctor, Frank, pusher
Provincial constable, D Stephenson
Quesnell, E, butcher
Rafter, Wm, driving boss
Ramsay, Miss J, teacher
Reece, Wm, miner
Reed, Silas, miner
Reid, James, retired mcht
Reid, Wm, miner
Richards, James, miner
Richards, Robt, Somerset
Richards, Thos, fmr and miner
Riley, James, miner
Riley, Thomas, miner
Risatte, Jim , miner
Riser, Frank, miner
Riser. John, miner
Rinaldi, Joe, miner
Robinson, James, pusher
Robinson, Andrew", miner
Roberts, Wm, postmaster Nanoose
Roberts, Wm, engineer
Robison, James, fmr Dep Bay rd
Robson, John, fmr Dep Bay rd
Roger, Antoine, miner
Rogers, John, miner
Rohrs, Peter, miner
Roman, Wra, miner
Rooney, Darby, miner
Rooney, J, miner
Rooney, Pat, miner
Ross, Harry, fmr
Ross, John, miner
Rosanna, — , engr
Russell, Miss, dressmaker (E Cook
&Co)
Russell, Wm, paymaster and book-
keeper Wellington colliery
Saunders, Jno, oversman
Saunderson, Robt, miner
Savey, Frank, miner
Savey, Joe, miner
Scartb, Geo, miner
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Schavartz, Emil,
Schenck, Peter, M
fecaund, M, pusher
Scolo, Victor, miner
Second, John, miner
8espatrio, Geo, miner
Shagd, J D, cleric, W Jones & Co
Sharpe, Alex, asst supt
Sbarpe, Arch, timberman
Sharpe, James, oversman
Shaw, James, miner
Sheppard, J J, retd baker
Shillitoe, Geo, miner
Shine, Frank, miner
Shore, Sam, miner
Shirt, Sam, miner
Sims, Robt, miner
Sims, — , gardener, Nanoose
Simpson, Wm, miner
Smith, Geo, miner
Southall, Rev J F, Methodist minister
State, 0, miner
Stars, Tom, miner
Stephens, Wm, miner
Stephenson, David, prov constable
Swan, Robt, miner
Swanson, Gus, miner
Swanson, Mat, miner
Tappella, Louis, miner
Taylor, Joshua, miner
Tenor, Pet, miner
Thick, Alfred, pusher
Thick, Ghas, fmr
Thick, Miss, milliner, E Cook & Co
Thomas, David, fireman
Thomas, Don, miner
Thomas, John, fireman
Thomas, John, driver
Thomas, Thomas, bdg house
Thompson, John A, furniture and
hardware
Thompson, Wm, (E Cook & Co)
Tibbets, John, fmr
Tiesco, Jacob, miner
Tiller, Mrs, candy store
Timothy, GriflSth, engineer
Tinton, Joe, miner
Townley, Joseph, miner
Trana, Andrew, miner
Treforis, Jules, miner
Treloir, Jno, Somerset
Tregonning, Wm, wharfinger, Dep B
Trites, G B, blacksmith
Tudor, Joseph, miner
Turner, James, supply boss
Uren, Alisalom, brag house
Uren,John, photographer
Vater, Chas, miner
Vater, Fred, miner
Vater, W H, miner
Vance, Jno, miner
Vibau, Mike, miner
Walker, Miss F, teacher
Wallace, James , miner
Wallace, Robt, miner
Wallace, J B, miner
Wasson, H J, M.D., asst colliery sur-
geon
U'aters, James, miner
Watson, Robt, ehotlighter
Weeks, T, teamster, E W Bickle
Weir, Thomas, miner
Wells, Robt, fmr
Welsby, Jas, fmr and miner
Welby, John, lamp trimmer
White, C, n.Mner
White, Robt, miner
Wilmart, Arch, miner
Wilmart, Ed, miner
Williams, Edw, miner
Williams, Ebcn, mine
Williams, Jno, miner
Williams, Jno, candy store
Williams, Robt, butcher
Williamson, Robt, book-keeper
Wilmartz, Arch, driver
Wilmott, James, miner
Wilson, David, engineer
Witkilla, Hermon, miner
Woods, Jno, miner
Woods, Jerome, bartender
Woodhouse, Henry, blacksmith
Woreo, Mike, miner
Work, James, surfnce foreman
Young, C N, book-keeper Dunsmuir
& Sons, Departure Bav
Zaccarilli, Antoine, striker
Zaccarilli, Antoine, driver
Zaccarilli, Thomas, blacksmith
Zanino, John, miner
WELLINGTON EAST.
Postmaster, W. S. Chandler.
In the Provincial Electoral District
of Nanaimo, and Dominion Elec-
toral District of Nanaimo, is a
mining town situate in the valley
of the Millstone river, about three
miles to the northwest of Nanaimo,
a little off the Comox road. Near-
est banking point, telegraph and
express office, Nanaimo. Commu-
nication by livery with Welling-
ton, distance four miles. Mails
arrive and depart daily.
See our Mackintoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c.
B. WILLIAMS & CO., 07 Johnson Street, Victoria. B. C.
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Adams, John, labr
Anderson, Wm, miner
Anderson, Robert, miner
Balance, Jos, miner
Barlow, John, labr
Bertram, Thomas, topman
Blake, Jacob, labr
Boeden, Adolf, miner
Bowater, Neil, fire boss
Bowater, Wm, flrebota
Burns, John, miner
Cameron, Alex, engineer
Celle, Jos, pumper
Chandler, W S, mine supt and post-
master
Cope, Wm, miner
Crutchley, James, miner
Crutchley, Wm, miner
Dakim, Isreal, miner
Dand, John, miner
Daniels, Jos, miner
Douglas, Wm, blacksmith
Drew, Richard, labr
Drew, Wm, sr, miner
Fontain, Alex, miner
Fort, Ferd, miner
Fort, Jos, miner
Francis, Wm, miner
Freer, Victor, miner
Gowan, George, general store
Grahi.m, George, hotel keeper
Grundy, James, fire boss
Hampson, Frank, miner
HampsQu, Wm, miner
Hepple, Wm, miner
Hines, David, miner
Hinksman, Wm, labr
Houfton, Chas, labr
Kelly, Robert, carpenter
Leggin John, labr
Marsden, John, labr
McDermot, P, miner
Mclntyre, Andrew, miner
McLean, Wm, miner
McNeil, Ed, miner
McNeil, George, miner
Morrison, John, engineer
Munro, James, engineer
Orr, Alex, foreman
Patrona, Alex, miner
Quinn, Mike, miner
Quinn, William, miner
Reinhard, Charles, brakeman
Reinhard, Wm, carpenter
Satoor, Peter, labr
Scott, Chas, miner
Smith, Jesse, min(ir
Smith, Thomas, misj".
Stevenson, David, engineer
Stevenson, John, min<*r
Thurburn, R, topman
Tranfield, Alex, stableman
Waddell, John, engineer
Wain, Henry, carpenter
Walkem, W W, resident physician
Westwood, Milton, fmr
Westwood, Benj, blacksmith
Westwood, Wm^ topman
Westwood, David, fmr
WESTHAM ISLAND.
Postmaster, Thos. Adsett.
Westham Island, situated at the
moith of the south arm of the
Fniser River, is separated from the
mainland, on the east by Canoe
Pass from Lulu Island, on the
north by the south arm of the
Fraser, and is bounded on the
south-west by the Gulf of Georgia.
Communication by steamer with
Victoria and New Westminster;
mails daily. Nearest telegraph
and express ofiSce, Ladner's Land-
ing; banking point. New West-
minster, distance 16 miles.
Adsett, Thos S, fmr
Albertson, Chris, fmr
Faulkner, Jas, fmr
Faulkner, Jesse, fmr
Frazer, Lewis, fmr
Frew, Hy, fmr
Frew, Jas, fmr
Gilmore, Jas, fmr
Kirkland, Wm, fmr
London, Geo, fmr
London, Richard, fmr
McDowell, Jas, fmr
Robertson, Duncan, sr, fmr
Robertson, Duncan, jr, fmr
Savage, Wm, fmr
Tamboline, Jos, fmr
Todd, Thos, fmr
Trim, Hy, fmr
WESTHOLME.
Postmaster, Capt. E. Barcley, R.N.
Westholme, also known as Hall's
Crossing, is situated in the sub-
district of Chemainus on the Es-
quimau & Nanaimo Railway.
Nearest telegraph and express
office, Chemainus.
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Barcley. Bobt E. postmaster and fmr
Barnaraiston, Geoffrey, fmr
£onsbll, Thomas, fm/
Dunne, W, fmr
Ferris, Wm, farm hand
Gi'obs, Samuel, fmr
Holmes, — , fmr
Jackson, Robt, fmr
Jp.ckson, Thomas, fmr
Llovd, Frank, imr
Bichards, J, fmr
WESTMINSTER JUNCTION
Coquitlam Municipality.
POSTMASTKR, B. B. K.i'IIiLY.
On the line of the Canadian Pacific
Bailway, wnich joins New West-
minster, Port Moody and Vancou-
ver.
A'derson, George, fmr
Atkins, A E, fmr
Bailey, David, fmr
Cameron, D W, teamster
Chenard, Joseph, station agent C.P.B
Davenport, H, fmr
Eaton, J L, carpenter
Eckerslyi David, farmhand
Flint, Jesse, fmr
Fox, James, fmr
Gaffeny, Patrick, farm labr
Gilbert, Frank, fnr
Gray, D, carpenter
Hill, Robert, fmr
Hyde, William, fmr
Innis, Adam, fmr
ini>is, Henry, fmr
Irving, R D, school teacher
Kelly, F A, blacksmith
Kelly, R B, merchant, hotelkeeper
. and postmaster
Lap worth, J, fmr
McAuley, B, carpenter
McDonald, B E, painter
i>IcLaughlin, John, farmhand
McLean, John, fmr
Moreau, J, operator
Mouldy, George, fmr
Murray, James, fmr
McPherson, A G, fmr
Pickering, James, fmr
Printer, C B, carpenter
Proud, William, fmr
Baymond, Samuel, farm labr
Bichardson, David, logger
Bobinson, William, engr
Scherman, John, fmr, Pitt Meadows
Scott, J B, fmr, West'm jun
Scott, L B, fmr, West'm jun
Shennen, John, fmr
Smith, John D, farm labr
Smith, John, farm labr
Smith, Peter, teamster
Smith, B R, painter
Sneed, J H, farm labr
. Stewart, P H, carpenter
Williams, Gecrge, painter
WHITE VALLEY.
(See also Spallumcheen.)
Postmaster, P. Bassette.
A farming settlement in the Dominion
and Electoral District of Yale-
Kootenay and Provincial of Yale.
Appleton, C A, fmr
Andrews, Joe, fmr
Batrus, William, fmr
Bailey, William, fmr
Bassette, Napoleon, fmr
Bassette, N, jr, fmr
Bassette, P. postmaster and fmr
Bassette, liloses, fmr
Bauham, J B, fmr
Baxter, H A, fmr
Bidaton, D, fmr
Benttie, J G, fmr
Bonneau, C, fmr
Bonneau, Felix, fmr
Bonnevili.i, O, fmr
Bridgep^an, E £, fmr
Bucha'.^n,n, D J, fmr
Buller, Thomas, fmr
Campbell, Eura, fmr
Campbell, Kenneth, fmr
Carr, Andrew, fmr
Cartwrigbt, G A, fmr
Cartwright, Joseph, fmr
Gastele, John, fmr
Castele, Wm H, fmr
Oayonette, Joseph, fmr
Christian, Chas, fmr and mail carrier
Christian, Thomas, fmr
Cook, F, fmr
Daley, John, fmr
Dove, B Dixon, fmr
Dove, Spencer, fmr
Dubois, Lewis, fmr
Dutean, Narcisse, fmr
Dutean, Nelson, fmr
Dutean, V, fmr
Ehlers, Henry, fmr
Faulkner, Quin, fmr
Finlaison, F D, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Harilware, Paints, Oils anil Agricnltnral
, Colnmbia Street, NEW WBSTMIN8TEB, B. C.
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French, S
Funk, J G
Galbraith,
Galbraith,
Ganton, J
Grant, Ak
Green. W
Harris, Gh
Healey, F,
H <gason,
Htigason,
Jones, W 1
Johnston,
Johnston,
Kain, Guy
Kelly, Geo
Kileen, Th<
Kriffer, Ge
Langhan, 1
Larasseurs,
LeBanc, Jo
Levasseur,
Lewis, H T
Lilly, John
Manning, C
Marble. S,
McClure, Ji
McClure, J(
McCormick
McDonald,
McDonnell,
Mclntyre, J
McLean, N<
Merritt, Jol
Middleton,
Milligan, L
Miller, J L,
Moor, J B, 1
Morand, Lo
Morrison, J
Munro, Geo
Mylius, Chs
Neil R W, fi
Nesbitt, J A
Pike, John,
Purdy, R, fi
Quesurl, Cai
Rich, JosepI
Ringell, Car
Robetaille, ;
Rollings, W
Rowett, Rd,
Smith, Hem
Stansfield, J
Stansfield, A
Smyth, Jam
Sharon, Fell
Stewart & Vt
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Wholesale Qrocers & fine Hercliants
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French, S P, fmr
Smith, Thomas, fmr
Funk, J G, fmr
Slack, Thomas, fmr
Galbraith, M, fmr
Thibadeau, Robt, fmr
Galbraith, K, fmr
Woodward, C H H, fmr •
Ganton, J B, fmr
Welch, Ernest, fmr
Grant, Alex, fmr '
Warner, C F, fmr
Green. W E, fmr
Winters, 1 rancis, fmr
Harris, Chaa, fmr
Healey, F, labr
H 'gason, B C, fmr
WHONNOCK.
Htigason, B F, fmr
Postmaster, George A. Smith.
Jones, W D, fmr
Johnston, Geo W, fmr
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Johnston, B J, fmr
New Westminster, is a flag station
Kain, Guy, fmr
on the C.P.R., 33 miles from Van-
Kelly, Geo, fmr
couver. Mails twice a day east
and west. Nearest telegraph and
express oflBce, Port Hammond;
Kileen, Thomas, fmr
Kriffer, Geo. fmr
Langhan, Thomas, fmr
banking point. New Westminster.
Larasseurs, Chas, fmr
Allan, A, fmr
LeBanc, Joseph, fmr
Levasseur, Alfred, fmr
Anderson, Andrews, shoemaker
Anderson, John, fmr
Lewis, H T, fmr
Anderson. Peter, fmr
Lilly, John, fmr
Archerd, E E, fmr
Manning, G W, fmr
Austin, James, fmr
Marble, S, fmr
Barker, Chris, fmr
McClure, James, fmr
Barker, James, fmr
McClure. John, fmr
Beggam, A C, shoemaker
McCormick, L G, fmr
Bell. William, fmr
McDonald, Archie, fmr
Bligh, Herbert, fmr
McDonnell, John, fmr
Boyd, James, fmr
Melntyre, James, fmr
Bradon Robert, fmr
McLean, Neil, fmr
Ca'der, Peter, fmr
Merritt, John, fmr and miner
Cameron, Neil, fisherman
Middleton, Walter, fmr
Carmichael, Neil
Milligan, L and W, fmr
Carter, E C, fmr
Miller, J L, fmr
Carter, Foster sr, fmr
Moor, J B, fmr
Carter, Foster, jr, fmr
Morand, Louis, hotelkeeper
Carter, Norton, fmr
Morrison, John, fmr
Cornock, W B, fmr
Munro, Geo, fmr
Cromarty, James, fmr
Mylius, Chas N, fmr
Dell, E, fmr
Neil R W, fmr
Derrenbe*"', fmr
Nesbitt, J A, real estate agt
Downie, Dan, fmr
Pike. John, fmr
Purdy, R, fmr
Downie, William, fmr
Dunn, A, minister
Quesurl, Candide, fmr
Evans, John, fmr
Rich, Joseph, fmr
Ferguson, G, fmr
Gilchrist, Dan, fmr
Ringell, Carl, fmr
Robetaille. J W, fmr
Green, John, fmr
Rollings, W C, fmr
Green, Percy, fmr
Rowett, Rd, miner
Green, Wm D, fmr
Smith, Henrv, fir.r
Stansfield, John, fmr
Hairsine, Joe, fmr
Hall, William, fmr
Stansfield, A, fmr
Heafey, P I, fmr
Bmyth, James, fmr
Henderson, James, section man
Sharon, Felix, fmr
Henry, A, fmr
Stewart A Weir, fmrs
Henry, A C, fmr
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Henry, William, fmr
Innes, B J, fmr
Johnson, A G, fmr
Jariet, David, fmr
Kemberly, D, fmr
Kusha, Martin, fmr
Lee, A, fisherman
J^e, Ghas, fisherman
Lee, Herbert, fisherman
Lee, Ole, sr, fisherman
Lee, Ole, jr, fisherman
Matheson, William, fmr
McCarty, M, fmr
McDonald, Jack, fmr
McDonald, R W, fmr
McDonald, William, fmr
McKay, Gilbert, fmr
McKay, Rod, fmr
McMillan, M, fmr
McMillan, P, fmr
Morgan, D H, fmr
Morgan, W J, fmr
Muldey, James, fmr
Nelson, Chris, fmr
Nelson, Ole, fmr
Nicholson, Jack, fmr
^ Nicol, John, fmr
Okosh, M, fmr ,
Olivei, N, fmr
Oliver, Wm F, fmr
Owen, John, fmr
Parker, I R, fmr
Parker, Tom, fmr
Paton, James, fmr
Peterson, Charles, fmr
Phillips, Charles, fmr
Phillips, F M, fmr
Powell, Sam, fmr
Ritchie, Alex, fmr
Ritchie, John, fmr
Ritchie, Sam, fmr
Robertson, Robt, fmr
RoUey. Jas, fmr
Ross, Jas, fmr
Sampson, W C, fmr
Smith, G A, postmaster
Smith, G E, fmr
Spilsbury, A W, fmr
Spilsbury, B W, fmr
Stickney, C, fmr
Thompson, A, fmr
Thompson, Colin, fmr
Thompson, S A, fmr
Thompson, Walter, fmr
Walden, George, fmr
Walden, Willam, fmr
Watson, Ed, fmr
Whetham, Charles, fmr
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NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
Whiteside, Robert, fmr
Wilson, James, fmr
York, L C, storekeeper
WILLIAMS' LAKE.
{Poatoffice 150 Mile House.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Cariboo and Lillooet and Provin-
cial of Cariboo. It is 12 miles from
the 160 Mile House, which is the
nearest post ofiSce. Stages from
Ashcroft twice a week.
Allen, — , constable
Anders, Wm, fmr
Beng, — , labr
Chiapi>ini, Rev G D, St Joseph's
Mission
Chisholm, A, labr
Cossents, — , fmr
Dassault, G, fmr
Dassault, David, labr
Dassault, George, labr
Dassault, Louis, labr
Eagle, W, rancher and storekeeper
Fefter, George, fmr
Felker, W, stock raiser
Frost, W, rancher
Gaff, — , labr
Gercob, Rev, St Joseph's !>IiBsion
Gonhson, — , blacksmith
Grsnardy, Jos, fmr
Grsnardy, Thomas, fmr
Grsnardy, C, fmr
Grsnardy, G, fmr
LeBossiIre, — , fmr
LeJacyra, Rev, St Joseph's Mission
McCallum, — , miner
Murphy, P, fmr
Murphy, G, fmr
Pablo, T, fmr
Paxton, Thomas, rancher >^
Pinchbeack, — , fmr
Pedro, — , labr
Peytavin, Rev, St Joseph's Mission
Rose, F, rancher
Sandiayo, G, rancher
Stein, George, fmr
Vieth & Borland, storekeepers and
ranchers
WINDERMERE.
Postmaster, Jambs Stoodart.
In the East Kootenay District and
Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay. Nearest telegraph
Iron and Braat foundert, General Maehinttt*.
All Kindt of SepaWe, Zand and Marino.
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Barnias, John,
Botfield, Willi)
Brown, James,
Brown, Erastu
Brown, O A, ni
Cameron, Hon
Cannon H J, f
Cautner, Eugei
Chamberlin, \^
Clark, Edward
Clark, Wiiliam
Contuve, I), fre
Cridge, W, agt
GasBick, Join,
Geary, Geo, Wi
Gordon, H G, fi
Gordon, J G, fn
Gordon, Capt, f
Gordon, Hugh,
Harris, John, fi
Hawley, Kleeso
Hawby, Charles
Humphries, Mr
Humphries, M
Lake
Humphries, Ed
The Grange •
Jackson, Robert
Jarmagar, G, mi
Johnston, Edwa
Johnston, Edwa
Jonnesan, Geort
Kempton, David
Kirkpatrick, Wi
Lacey, W, minei
Lamour, David,
Lewis, Charles, i
McKay, Colin C,
McKay, James fi
McKay, John, fn
McKay, John, J.
McKinnian, Hug
Movijean, Baptie
Packard, J, free i
Paige, William, i
Paige, T P, free n
Rodgers, James,
Stoddart, James,
Stoddart, Miss, ]
Taggart, Walter,
Tainton, John, fn
Tainton, William
Taynton, John, fr
Tegart, A W, fmr
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and express office Golden, distant
100 miles. The principal means of
communication is by steamer and
wagon road from various points.
Barnias, John, fmr
Botfield. William, fmr
Brown, James, labr
Brown, Erastus A, free miner
Brown, O A, miner
Cameron, Horace J, fmr
Gannon H J, fmr
Cautner, Eugene, miner
Chamberlin, William, fmr
Clark, Edward, fmr
Clark, William, cattle rancher
Contuve, I!, free miner
Crid^e, W , agt str Duchess
GasBick, Join, carpenter
Geary, Geo, Windermere hotel
Gordon, H G, fmr
Gordon, J G, fmr
Gordon, Capt, fmr
Gordon, Hugh, fmr
Harris, John, fmr
Hawley, Kleeson, free miner
Hawby, Charles M, miner
Humphries, Mrs, Columbia Lake
Humphries, Miss Rosa, Columbia
Lake
Humphries, Edward, cattle ranch,
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Jackson, Robert, fmr
Jarmagar, G, miner
Johnston, Edward, fmr
Johnston, Edward T, fmr
Jonnesan, Georee, fmr
Kempton, David, storekeeper
Kirkpatrick, William, miner
Lacey, W, miner
Lamour, David, fmr
Lewis, Charles, free miner
McKay, Colin C,fmr
McKay, James fmr,
McKay, John, fmr
McKay, John, J.P., fmr
McKinnian, Hugh, miner
Movijean, Baptiste, fmr
Packard, J, free miner
Paige, William, free miner
Paige, T P, free miner
Rodgers, James, fmr and freighter
Stoddart, James, Windermere hotel
Stoddart, Hiss, postmistress
Ta^gart, Walter, fmr
Tainton, John, fmr
Tainton, William, fmr
Taynton, John, fmr
Tegart, A W, fmr
YALE.
Postmaster, David J. Creighton.
In the Dominion and Provincial
Electoral District of Yale, is one of
the principal stations on the main
line of the C.P.R. Has daily mails,
also a telegraph and express office.
Yale is 102 miles from Vancouver.
Alway, John, gardener
Anderson, George, mgr Railroad
house
Bowlanger, John, miner
Brown, J, pensioner
Bradley, Wm F, miner
Carbella, Ricardo, labr C.P.R
Castle, August, miner
Castle, Martin, section foreman C.P.R
Greigrhton, David J, postmaster and
general store
Croucher, Rev C, C. of E. clergyman
De Cham plain, Louis D, miner
Dodd, Wm, mining recorder and
govt agent
Davis, P, miner
Dugan, William, watchman C.P.R
Donaldson, Joe, miner Siwaah cr
Donoghue, John, section hand C.P.R
Dun' r, C T, miner Siwash cr
Du I itnes, miner
Edwur>i^ (ieorge, gardener
Ellis, George, miner
Elwood, Jaiiies, engineer
Flann, Thomas, bioneinason C.P.h'
Eraser, James A, gent'eman
Geisler, Mrs K, fmr
Gerow, D H, miner
Gillard, Edward, labr C.P.R
Gillard, John, miner
Gillard, Wm, stonemason C.P H
Haig, Thos, miner
Hall, Chas, labr
Halluburt, C H, miner
Harris, J E, section foreman C.P.P
HoUoway, Doc, miner
Hopkirk, H, stonemason C.P.I'
Hudson, I C, fmr
Hudson, Joshua, fmr
Innes, George, stonemason C.P.R
Johnston, Mrs I, storekeeper
Johnston, R L, storekeeper
Kai Kee, merchant
Lange, Gust, miner ^
Lawrie, L E, C.P.R. timekeeper
Lewis, A H, agt C.P.R
MacLaren, W H, supt Prince Albert
Flat Hvdraulic Mining Co
Masher, Chns, miner
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRBCTOHY.
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McDonald Coll, stonemapon C.P.B
McDonald, H D, miner
McFarlane, Peter, labr
McKenzie, Joe, mechanic
McKenzie, \Vm, watchman
Meyers, Ghas, watchman
Miller, Miss, teacher All Hallows
school
Montgomery, James, bridge carpt
C.P.R
Moody, Mies, teacher All Hr'lows
school
O'Dea, Dan, labr C.P.R
Patten, C W, miner
Patten P A, miner
Quinn, John, watchman C.P.R
Rablim, Thomas, bartender Railroad
house
Reveslach, Mrs Jessie, hotel keeper
Reynolds, W W, miner
Roddick, J. P. miner
Rodney, George, D miner
Sharpe, C, miner
Shepherd, Samuel, public school
teacher
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Sister Alice, All Hallows school
Sister Margaret, All Hallows school
Sister Superior, All Hallows school
St«nner, Ghas, labr
Stout, Edward, miner
Swallows, George, messenger
Hallows school
Talbot, George, labr C.r.it
Teague, William, J. P
AValkey, Ed, stone mason, C.P.R
Ward, W H, propr Station hotel
White, Chas, labr
White, Wm, sawyer
Wilson, Washington, miner
Williams, Dr J R, physician, &c
YOUNG.
{See Saanich.)
POSTHABTEB, fl. R. YoUNG.
A postal settlement in East South
Saanich, in the Dominion Electoral
District and Provincial of Victoria.
Principal industry, farming.
DieORY OF THE WORLD
THE ONLY DIRECTORY LIBRARY IN
THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA IS
TO BE FOUND AT THE OFFICE OF
HeB.C.OFFICIilDlffllMJictotia
THE LIBRARY IS FURNISHED WITH THE DIRECTORIES OF THE
WORLD UP TO DATE. A NOMINAL FEE CHARGED FOR
USE OF LIBRARY.
u jj. TRAPP & CO., Haiiware, Paints, Oils anil AiEriciiltiiral Iiilemts.
"'*' P^i!^^^<^ Strwt, raw WBSTMINSTiCB, B »"
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COMMERCIAL STREET.
NANAIMO, CI. C. • • •
inancial an^ (3encra;l Gommiedion ^flSroUer.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
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CIT'K' AND r ARM PROPERTY A SPBGlAl^'rYr.
J[)e ^ity /^uetiop I^ooms.
H. FOIRESTER & CO.
- /IUCTI0NEER5, ^
(Local and Provi>' -tial,)
Estate ^geiits aiid Qenerai Commission J^ercliaiits.
C^rv-«3^ Auction Sales conducted at the ^' '"' lart or at Owner's Residence in any
-^*^ — inc lIBKARY iS l-URNISHEDonsof Stock, Merchandise, <fco.
WORLD UP TO DATE.
^S^ ID FARMING PROPERTY 0)1 H^ND.
I.TRAPP& CO., Hardware,;
Columbia Street, Nl
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W. K. LEIGHTON
FINANCIAL AND
INSURANCE AGENT.
F*. O. BOX 104.
Nanaimo, b. c.
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Royal, London & Lancashire, XpN-
DON AND Canadian, PAcenix of Hart-
FORD Fire Insurance Companies.
B. C. Land and Investment Agency,
{aLLSOP ft MASON.)
B. C. Corporation Co., X^TD.
(ROBERT WARD ft CO.)
DOnON BUUiSM AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO.
Money to Loan at Current Rates of Interest.
Shamrock livery Stables
L. O'BRIAN
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Teamster
Drayman
B5VBRYTH1NQ SPNTIRB^kY NBW.
Van Meets til Trains and Steimrs aad n Iid4 to Order at uy Hour.
First'ClaM Tarnottfai at Reasonable Rates.
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GBANVILLB STREET; - VANCOUVER, B. C*
ControUios ezdnslvely all rlgtata for Canad* for tbe sale and nanntactnre of tb«
myousTONi edison, m d wood systems
Of BUetrltat App€tratu» for SUetrte Zlghtifuf, Steetrie MaiUi>at/.» AimI
JBfeetrfoal Tran«mi«*ioH o/Pewer.
Fall 8tii.ply of Lamps, Wire Sockets, Meters, Trapsformers, Bwitehes, etc.,
etc., carriM at all branch stores. Address all correspondence to the Company
at nearest branch office.
CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD, - VANCOUVER, B. C.
W. KEDDT, Proprietor*
CARRIAGES. ♦
BUGGIES, . » «
SADDLE * • • *
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MADE SUPERIOR TO THE
CATALOGUES FREE.
Centaur,
Premier,
AND Raglan
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 recxird,
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.
f e van! mjoiisilile jHshiBg
MBrGMBts or others to re-
present us at mry Iffljor-
taut pint in B.G.
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il0r> 'Oyole Dept.
GEO, F. BOST^?VICK,
Oanadian R.epre9»ntativ«,
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A. DUNSMUIB,
JOSEPH HUNTER,
PRKSlOENT.
GENERAL SUPT.
H. K. PBIOB,
GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT.
DIRECTORY LIBRARY.
The want of • OlMMCXOttX X.XBSAXr ta one whioh hu been lieenlr felt by the
bttdnew men ol this Piovinoe. Britlth Colnmbie'a trade with almoet every quarter oi the
world U rapidly growing, and It It of the utmost Importance that our merohanu>iioiild be in a
poeltion to obtain the addrenea of reliablel firms abroad. Such a library is now available to tbe
puitUo. A amall eharge it made for eonsulting any of the following, among other direetories
now at onr ofBce.
Calveras County • California.
Annam
Baltimore.
Birlcenhead England.
Birmingham....'. England.
Brandon, :....'. ..Manitoba.
Bristol , . -situ 'i .England.
British North BorAeo. ..\
Calgary ..-Jl. W.T.
Cambodia ;
Camden .N.J.
Cochin China. /
OhiOago lUlnois.
CoMa...
Dartmouth ^...... ....;.N. S.
Edinburgh Scotland.
OlaMtow....... V. Hcotland.
HtOOax •....;.. :..... N.8.
Hamilton..... J Ontairo.
BawatlittJCtngdom.. . . . :
Honkong. ChfJia,
Honolulu ; H.I.
Idaho, Bute of....; .....: . .U. S. A
Japan
I-elth ......Scotland.
Xeeds. -. '.England
liTerpool .u . . ., England.
London Ont.
iMfion (Eng.) roat Offlte Direotory
Maeao...
MiOayStoaiia.... , -,;,• -j-u
Manchester England
Manitoba !
Mchta. & Bhippers GniiXe of the World, Kelley's
Montreal..., , «.
New York
North West Territories
Oregon , State of
PWridelphia.
Phillipine........v..,..v>.......
Portland Oregon
Portland Maine
Balem & Gloucester Co N.J
SaltLakeGlty s
Ban Francisco
San Joaquin ;
Sarawak
Scotland ......j,
Seatttle-.^ Washington.
Sheffield England
Siam..
Mpokane Falls
SUnilaua County Oal.
St.Jqhn8 .New Foundland.
Stockton City ;...
Bt. Paul .Minnesota
Strait Settlements
Sydney , N. S, W. Australia.
I'anoma
Tonkin ,
Toronto «
Tuolumne County. vr .Cal.
Washington, State of
Wladiwostock i
Winnipeg Manitoba.
Tokohama .China.
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New TaDcoBver Coal Mining ani lanJ Co.
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(FORMERLY THE VANCOUVER COAL COMPANY)
ARE m LARfiEST com PRODUCERS Oi THE PACIHC COAST,
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NANAIMO COAL
FamoQB Gas and House Coal.
NEW WELLINGTON COAL
Favorite House and steam Fnel.
SOUTHEIELD COAL
steam Fnel.
THESE COALS ABE MINED BY THIS COMPANY
ONLY, AND BY UNION LABOR.
THE NANAIHO COAL givM a large percentage of gaa, a high illuininatlng power,
unequaUed by any other bitmninona gaa coala in the world, ana a anperlor quality of
coke.
THK SOUTHFIELD COAL ia now need by aU the leading ateamahip linea on the
Pacific.
THE NEW WELLINGTON COAL ia the tevorite ftael ftor doneatie pnrpoaea. It ia a
dean, hard-coal, makca a bright and cheerfiil fire, and ita laating quailtiea make it the
moat economical fuel in the itaarket.
toba.
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The seveml mines of the Company are connected with their wharves at Nanaimo
and Departure Bay, where shipB of the largest tonnat^ are loaded-at all
stages of the tide. Special despatch is given to mail
and ocean steamers.
SAMUEL M. ROBINS, - Superintendent
NAN AUO, TANCOGTSB ISLAND, B. C.
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MANAGER.
Coinstsrcial St, NANAIIO, 6. G.
STANLBY HOUSE
&EMEBAL DRY GOODS
DRESS MAKING A SPECIALTY.
SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
O. E. STEVENSON A Oo.
MA.KIAIMO, B. O.
INTERNATIONAL
-HOTEL-
PBTBR WBIOI^B, - Prop
YictOTia Crescent, NANAIMO, B. C.
WHITriELD'S
The Cheapest Cash Store
in the City -....-.-
30 Yietoria CreseeDt, NANAIllO,aC.
The Box Clothing Co.
T. L. BROWNE k CO.
IMPORTERS of MEN'S and BOYS'
FURNISHING GOODS; ETC.
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Tiotoria Greweut, NANAIMO,B.G.
CEESCENT HOTEL
J. BENNETT. Proprietor.
Cor. rictorla ul wuieli crnciit, imlio. B,C.
Fire>Proof Brick Building-
First-Class Accomnnodati«n,
One Dollar a day and upwards ae-
cpr4|ng to rooms.
Nanaimo Meat Market
. victoria Croacent, NanalmOt B* C.
HULL BROS. & Co., Proprfdtors.
WHOLmiE AID lETAIL BIMM'
iratutimo, M4rlhft«ta nitd ITflMwfMW'
Doalera in all kind* of Meats, VegstablM,
Etc. Hotels and aMppinK enppUfd at
abort notice. Bleata deliverea tn» of
charge to any part of tbe city or dlatrlct.
VANHOUTEN&RANDLE
HlKDWin VEBOUlltS
Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, V&i-
nish»9, Etc.
Commercial St., HANAIMO, B. C.
TelepUone Call 3-a.
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Hotel WILSON
nanaimo. b. c.
Walter Wilson, - Prop.
CITY MARKET,
HEMANS ft WAMSLET.
WHWiLE AND RETAIL BDTGHEIL^,
Ooxnxxierolal Str«*t,
li&SSSe^: NANAIMO, B. C.
Heats delivered free of charce throughout
city, olio Northfleld and Bast Wellington.
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SUlMI Street, HAMIIO,B,C.
DR. D. MACLEOD,
OFFICE :
Cor, Bastion aM Comiaercial Streets,
Johnson's Building.
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Restaurant -aM- Oyster -House
W. H. PHILPOTT, Prop.
COMMBRCIAL ST.
If ANAIHO, B. C.
Edward Quennell
COSMOPOLITAN MARKH.
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Commercial St., NAITAIMO, B. C
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BARRISTERS, ETC.
Nanaimo, B. C.
C. H. BARKER, B. A.
BARRISTER, ETC.
NANAIMO, B. C.
Try the Nanaiino Enterprise Cigar !
P. GABLE
Mannractnrer of Fine Harana Clears
14AMA.IIWIO, B. O.
NiiiiiMo STUM umm vms.
RALPH CRAIG
GENERAL . BLACKSMITH • AND
CARRIAGE BUILDER.
Bastion St. Bridgre, Nanaimo, B. G.
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SALE & FEED STABLES
■ THOMPSON & SCOYILLE.
Chapel Street, NANAII0,6.C.
A. R. JOHNSTON fi CO.
— Importen and DMien in—
FfiOYISMS AND FARl PRODUCE
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CITY OF NANAIMO.
The citizens cf Nanaimo will this
year celebrate the twentieth anni-
versary of incorporation. Very many
of those whose names appear in the
directory of the Coal City, can re-
member the struggle there was at
the time incorporation was first
mooted, and although some of them
were then opposed to the assumption
of municipal management, all will
now concede that the move was one
in the right direction. The progress
made since the date of incorporation
has been as steady as it has been
conspicuous. Only about ten years
before this event, Nanaimo and its
suburbs were the property of the
Hudson Bay Co., held by virtue of a
special Crown ^ant. From those
pioneers of the Province, the New
Vancouver Coal Mining& Land Com-
pany purchased all rights, and at
once set to work to develop the rich
coal beds, and make their newly-ac-
quired property the Newcastle of the
Far West. That they have succeeded,
the Nanaimo of to-day shows.
The city ie charmingly situated on
elevated grouna, and enjoys first-
class harbor accommodation. Its
mainstay is coal mining. In the
"black diamond" a very extensive
and ever increasing trade is carried
on, the output of the mines being ad-
mittedly the best coal on the Pacific
Coast. Not alone is the home mar-
ket liberally supplied from this
source, but immense quantities of
coals are shipped to foreign ports.
The mines are worked on the most
approved principle, and those en-
gaged at tnem form the bulk 'of a
prosperous and happy community.
With an abundant supply of coal,
and iron of high grade in the immed-
iate vicinit}[, there is doubtless a
gieat future in store for the city. The
numerous other industries which
naturally follow successful mining
operations, are being established —
slowly, it is true, but surely. Foun-
dries, machine shops, saw mills, etc.,
are among the number, and all are
doing well, while stores representing
every branch of business are to be
found within the city.
The affairs of Nanaimo are well
looked after by a popular mayor, and
an energetic board of aldermen,who8e
efforts are handsomely seconded by
an efficient staff of oflBcers. The city
is lighted by electricity and gas,
both illuminants being well patron-
ized. There is also an excellent sys-
tem of waterworks — ample for fire
protection as well as domestic use,
and an effi'tient fire brigade. The ed-
ucational advantages of the Public
School system are fully enjoyed by
the citizens, who can boast of a first-
class high school &9 well as sever-
al schools for minor branches of
instruction. The spiritual welfare
of the people is also well looked after,
the different denominations being
represented . All the well established
friendly and benificary nocietiea flour-
ish in Nanaimo — indeed almost every
man belongs to one or other of them.
That the citizens have faith in the
future of their city, is manifested by
the class of public and private build-
itigs which have been erected and
the proportions of those contem-
plated. The wooden structures which
did service in the past, are rapidly
being torn down to give place to
Tuore sightly and 8ubst^.ltial brick
buildin(;s, and a wholesome spirit of
competition has thus been aroused.
In the newer portions of the cit^ —
residential and business — the build-
^ings are all of a high class order, and
tend to make the place look very
attractive as viewed trom the harbor.
What are known as the five-acre lota
have been in such demand, that
new sections are being surveyed and
mapped out, and will no doubt be
cleared as soon as allotted, affording
homes for hundreds.
The calm and land-locked bay is
secured from the force of all storms,
by Qabriola, Newcastle, Protection
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRBCTOBY.
and the surrounding i8lands,but there
are two clear channels for passage into
the Straits available at all seasons of
the year,and at every stage of the tide.
There are no bars to navigation, and
the anchoratte is good. Some of the
largest steamships and sailing vessels
frequent the port, and are loaded
with facility and despatch at the
great wharves.
The Esquimau & Nanaimo Hall-
way runs from Victoria to Nanaimo,
through a rich and well settled
country. There is also regular steam-
boat communication with the princi-
pal ports on the island and mainland.
The population of the city according
to last census, was 4,695, but since
that date there has been a consider-
able increase.
Municipal Officers.
City Cleric, Treasurer, Assessor and
Collector, Samuel Gough; Police
Magistrate, J. P. Planta, J. P. ; Chief
Constable of the city, Thos. O'Oon-
nell; City Police, Sergt. G. H. Gibbs
and Special Officers ; Citv Survevor,
A. R.Heyland, C.E. ; Street Super-
intendent, Benjamin Baker ; Health
Officer, E. A. Praeger, M.D.
Provincial Officials.
County Court Judge for County of
Nanaimo, Eli Harrison, jr. ; Govern-
ment Agent, District Registrar of
Supreme Court, Registrar of County
Court, Births, Marriages and Deaths,
etc.. Marshal Bray ; Assessor and
Collector for Electoral Districts, Mark
Bate ; Judge of Court of Revision un-
der Assessment Acts, and Official
Administrator for County of Nana-
imo, J. P. Planta ; Chief Provincial
Constable and Gaoler for District,
William Stewart ; Sheriff for County
of Nanaimo ana Assistant Gaoler,
Samuel Drake ; Convict Guard and
Constable, Archibald Hamilton;
Constable for district, Alex. McKin-
non; Government Inspector of
Mines, Archibald Dick ; Stipendiary
Magistrate and Coroner for Counties
of Nanaimo and Victoria, J. P.
Planta.
Banks and Bakkbrs. — Refer to
Index.
Chubchrs. — See Clerical Directory.
Fire Department.
Trustees — Geo. Norris, R. Nightin-
fale, J. H. Pleace. Treasurer — Geo.
Forris. Secretary — Walter Ross.
Steward— Jesse Sa^e. Chief — J. H.
Scales. First Assistant — J. Parkin.
Second Assistant — A. Cassell. Engi-'
neer — Robt. Wenbom. Assistant
Engineer — A. Shaw, jr.
Cemeteries.
Nanaimo Public Ceubtery. — Adja-
cent to, but ouside the city limits on
south side of Comox road, is under tbe
Deed of Gift from the Vancouver Coal
Company. The Councillors for the
time oeing of Nanaimo Corporation are
Trustees for the management, which
is regulated by a special by-law, en-
acting rules and a scale of fees for in-
terments.etc. The City Clerk, Samuel
Gough, is Secretary to the Trustees.
Old Cehbtbry — Disused, southeast
corner of Comox Road, Wallace street.
Roman Catholic CBMETERY-South-
west corner of McCleary and Fitz-
william streets.
Hospitals.
The Nanaimo Hospital is a very
worthy institution, and is liberally
supported by Government grant and
private subscription . The committee
of management consists of nine mem-
bers, two of whom are named by the
Government and five by the subscrib-
ers to the institute.
City Council, .1803.
Mayor, A. Haslam ; Councillors,
J.R.Craig, R. Nightingale, W.Keddy,
E. Quennel, J. Gonner, W. Hilbert,
J. H. Cocking, G. McKennell, and J.
Frome.
Board of Trade.
President. W. H. S. Perkins; Vice-
President, George Williams; Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Marcus Wolfe ; Coun-
cil, A. R. Johnston, W. K. Leighton,
Dr. Praeger, T. W. Glaholm and E.
M. Yarwood.
Postal Arrangements.
Postofflce, Front St. Postmaster,
A. H. Home; assistant, Miss Mowat.
Office open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
except Sandays.
OZASXirOB B.
T. DOBKSON. N. W. D0BB8ON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Irmn »n4 Bras» founder*, Oenerat MmthlnUtt .
Jill Kindt of Bepatrt, Lnnd ciimI Mmrtne.
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Abrams, James,
Adams, Ci.as. ja
Church St, bdi
Adams, R, mine
Adams, S, minei
Adams, W, min(
Adams, W, mint
Aickens, H, min
Aiken, F, miner,
Aiken, H, boo!
bds Robson
Aikenhead, Mrs
Aikenhead, W, t(
Aitken, Miss Bes
Oomerford, bd(
Aitken, D, miner
Aitken, F, butch
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Aitken, H, grocer
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NANAIMO CITY DIRECTORY.
207
Transportation.
The Esquimau and Nanaimo Rail-
way runs from Nanaimo to Victoria,
witli stations at all important points
along the line. There is also regular
steamship communication with Vic-
toria, Vancouver, New Westmin-
ster, Portland, Alaska, North West
Coast, and all the principal ports on
the Sound.
GEO. A. McBAIN & CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
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NANAIMO CITY DIRECTORY, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
(For Street Directory see End of List.) J
Aaronson, Mrs B, fruiterer, 42 Com-
mercial
Aaronson, Barnett. tobacconist, Bar-
ney's cigar box, 42 Commercial
Abrams, James, clothier, Bridge
Adams, C;.as. janitor Opera House,
Church St, ods Opera House
Adams, R, miner, Halliburton
Adams, S, miner, 72 Milton
Adams, W, miner, Halliburton^
Adams, W, miner, 139 Nicol
Aiokena, H, miner, 26 Gillespie
Aiken, V, miner, 60 Albert
Aiken, H, bookkeeper McMillan's,
bds Kobson
Aikenhead, Mrs M, Wallace
Aikenhead, W, teamster, Wallace
Aitken, Miss Bessie, tailoressM. <Sc C,
Comerford, bds Fraser
Aitken, D, miner, 16 Gillespie
Aitken, F, butcher bo^, Gosmopoli-
tan Market, Fitzwilham
Aitken, H, grocers' clerk, 16 Victoria
Ores, bds Hotel )Vtl8on
Aitken, Jae, bottler Iiimpire BreWery,
Kennedy
Aitken, Jas, miner, Fraser
Aitken,Wm, tailor, Morgan & Comer-
ford, Commercial, bds Fraser
Akenhead, Mrs, 22 Milton
Akenhead, W, paper carrier, Free
Press, Selby
Alder, W, miner, Five-Acre blks
Alexander, D, electrician, 68 Nicol
AUardyce, J L, electrician, Robaon
Allen, H, miner, Irwin
Allen, J B, butcher, Haliburton
Allen, J, miner, Haliburton
Allison, J, clogmaker, Victoria rd
Allison, Jos, jr, clerk A E Planta &
Co, 46 Commetcial, bds Victoria rd
Allison, J W, clejrk, Victoria rd
Allsopp, H, miner, Nicol
AUverson, C, miner, 26 Irwin
Alsgaard, Evan, labr, Milton
Alsgaard, Michael^ carptener, Milton
Anderson, A C, miner, Kennedy
Anderson, Miss A, dressmaker A A
Richardson, 69 Commercial, Five-
Acre lots
Anderson, S, longshoreman, Victoria
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Anderson, W, miner. Five- Acre blks
Anderson, Wm, engr, Mt View hoteli
Newcastle townsite
Andrew, J, miner, 193 Haliburton
Andrews, S, miner, 191 Nicol
Andrews, Wm F, carriage maker,
Kennedy
Auciiony, Chas, carpenter, Prideaux
Arbert, mason, bds 20 Kennedy
Armour, Tiios, cook Nanalmo restnt,
Commercial, Nanaimo hotel
Armstrong, I ,T, blacksmith, Cavan
Armstrong, T J, carpenter, Richard
Arrastrong, T J, carpenter, Selby
Ashlar Lodge, No. 3, B.C.R., A. F. &
A.M., cor Commercial and Skinner,
Masonic hall
Atkiss, Richard, miner, rms Milton
Atlantic S.S. Lines, W B Den-
nison agent, 67 Commercial
Atlas Assurance Co of London, J M
Rudd agent
Aubrav, Jno, watchman sawmill, bds
Mill'
Australian S. S. Line, W B
Dennison, agt, 67 Commercial st
Avery, T, blacksmith, bds Bay View
hotel
Baker, G, hotel prop, Haliburton
Balatti, A, miner, 103 Milton st
Balfour, J, tailor, bds Prideaux st
BttUoney , Miss Mary, dressmaker, N .
E.P.S., bds Farquhar
Balloney, Miss Rosie, dressmaker, N.
E.P.S., bds Farquarhar
Balmoral Hotel, J Hough,prop, Hali-
burton
Balo, A, miner, Nicol
Balsa, J, miner, 164 Haliburton
Bamfort, C, miner, Irwin, 4 Mon-
day's cabin
Bannerman, J R, miner, bds 94 Vic-
toria rd
Bank of British Columbia, G
Williams, agt. Front
Bannerman, T C, miner 94 Victoria
rd
Baptist Church, Rev E G Good,
Grace
Barbori, J, miner, Irwin
Rardet, P, miner, Kennedy
Barker, C H, barrister and solici-
tor. No 2 Green blk, rms Comox rd
Barker, Richard, bds Prideaux
Barlow, G D, mgr A R Johnston &
Co, cor Bastion and Skinner,
Newcastle townsite
Barnes, E C, carpenter, 28 Milton
Barrettgatt, E, engine driver V. C. C.
M., 36 Farquhar
Barrett, E, elk McEain, real estate,
Robson
Barrett, T F, harness maker, Wallace
Burnett, W, compositor Free Press
office, bds FitzwiUiam
Bartlett, J, plasterer, Kennedy
Bartlett, S, mason, 20 Kennedy
Bartol, W, miner, 25 Farquhar
Bate, J A, clerk postoffice, bds Wal-
lace and Albert
Pate, Mark jr, cashier V. C. Co,
h 68 Esplanade
Bate, Mark sr, J . P., gov office, 28
Wallace, cor Albert
Bate, W C, engineer, Finlayson
Bates, W Armstrong, miner, bds
Prideaux
Batson, W, plumber, Nicol
Batson, W, tinsmith, J H Pleace, 5
Commercial
Bay View Hotel, I B McKeen, prop,
Victoria rd
B C Corporation Co ltd, W K Leigh-
ton aget. Green blk, h Church
B C Land Investment Agenoy,
W K Leighton agent, Green blk.
Church
Beaton, A, carpenter, bds, 156 Far-
quhar
Beaton, H, teamster, bds Skinner
Beckley, D H, butcher, Haliburton,
h Kennedy
Bell, G, engineer, 53 Irwin
Bell, Miss H, dressmaker, 56 Selby
Bell,, JAW, book-keeper N. saw-
mill, bds Wallace
Bell, J, miner, Nicol
Bell, J, pusher V. C.Co., bds 53
Irwin
Bell, Jno W, foreman N. sawmill,
Wallace
Bell, R, motor driver V. C. Co.. bds
53 Irwin
Bell, R, miner, 35 Irwin
Belloni, B, miner, 154 Farquhar
Bennett, E R, factory hand, sawsiill,
bds Mill
Bennett, Jas, prop Crescent hotel,
h Crescent hotel
Bennett, P, miner, bds 118 Nicol
Bennett, R, miner, 118 Nicol
Bennett, W, blacksmith, Kennedy
Bennie, C, miner, 56 Prideaux
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209
Benton, Mrs A, Fry
Bernard, T, teamster Union Brewery,
bds Newcastle townaite
Bern hard, F C, baker and confection-
er, Comox rd
Bernard, Tiieo, teamster Union
Brewing Co, h Fourth
Bertram, John, planer Nanaimo saw
mill, h 38 Skinner
Bertram, Mrs J N, dressmaker Sloan
& Scott, 49 Commercial, h 27
Albert
Besso, J, miner, Nicol
Beveridge, Mrs E, 2 Prideaux
Beveridge, T, engineer, h 2 Prideaux
Beveridge, Wm, clothier, 62 Com-
mercial, h Haliburton
Bevilockway, Geo, general merchant,
Commercial, h Skinner, P.O. box 44
Bevilockway, Wm, clerk G Bevilock-
way, Commercial, bds Skinner
BickerstaflF, Miss H B, head dressma-
ker Sloan & Scott, 49 Commercial,
bds Prideaux
Biggs, H, miner, 24 Gillespie
Biggs, W, miner, bds 94 Nicol
Bill Poster, (City), Davis, Albert A,
27 Bastion
Billy, R, plasterer and decorator,
Franklyn, McCape's cabin
Birchall, C B, real estate agent M
Wolfe, Commercial, bds Richard
Bissett, G, freight agent E. & N. R,
Prideaux
Bittincourt, Arthur, book-keeper
Union bakery, bds Bastion
Bittincourt, Walter, tobacco strip-
per, 27 Bastion, bds Opera House
Bloxham, Miss A, dressmaker, Prid-
eaux
Bloxheim, James, fruit, tobacco, &c,
Victoria Cres, h Prideaux
Board of Trade, M Wolfe, secre-
tary ,Victoria Cres, Odd Fellows blk
Bolton, H, miner, 97 Haliburton
Bolton, T, miner, 97 Haliburton
Bonatti, G, miner, Irwin
Bone, E, miner, Haliburton
Bone, Miss P, milliner Mrs Morgan,
Commercial, h Franklyn
Bone, S, miner, Eaton
Bone, T H, driver Hull Bros, Vic-
toria Ores, bds Franklyn
Bone, W, miner, Franklyn
Booker, T, miner, Five-Acre blks
I Booth, A E, Nan Telephone Co, h
cor Milton and Fitzwilliam
Booth, Miss A L, tailoress, 46 Milcon
Booth, Miss A M, 46 Milton
Booth, J, blacksmith V. C, Co, 158
Farquhar
Booth, Joseph, land surveyor. Bank
Villa, cor Milton and Fitzwilliam
Booth, R, miner, Selby
Booth, R, miner, Kennedy
Booth, Thos B, paper carrier. Free
Press, Kennedy
Booth, Thos, expressman, h cor Mil-
ton and Wentworth
Botley, H, boot and shoemaker,
Franklyn
Bowden, Jos Thos, miner, Newcastle
townsite
The Box Clothiner Store Co'y,
T L Browne ft Co, Victoria
Cres, P. O. box 131
Boyce, T, miner, 14 Gillespie
Boyd, Neal, miner, 46 Dickson
Bracken, T, Nan Soap wks. Commer-
cial, bds Royal hotel
Bradbury, M, miner. 1 Needham
Bradley, B, minei; 20 McCleary
Bradley, Miss Maggie, waitress Cen-
tral hotel. Commercial, bds Cen-
tral hotel
Bradley, P, miner, Finlayson
Bradshaw, — , miner, Nicol
Bradshaw, .T, miner, 16 Fry <
Bramlev, Mrs E, 47 Frv
Brandoiini, G, miner, 154 Farquhar
Bray, E, miner, 64 Prideaux
Bray, Marshal E, Govt, agt, Robarts
Bray, R, miner. 64 Prideaux
Bray, Wm M, miner, h Milton
Breiinan, Miss M, tailoress Morgan &
Comerford, Commercial, rms Mil-
ford Cres
Brennan, P, miner, 58 Nicol
Brennan, Richard,miner, bds Richard
Briggs, G, miner, bds 37 Far(}uhar
Brightman, S, butcher, 44 Milton
Brighton, Mrs R, nurse, 48 Dickson
Brighton,Miss S, waitress. Occidental,
bds 48 Dickson
Brittania Hotel, Robt & Thoa Hind-
marsh, propsi 53 Commercial, P.O.
box 57
Brooks, E C, photographer, 50 Vic-
toria Cres
Broomfield, Geo, bricklayer, bds
Union Bakery
Brown, D, miner, 98 Haliburton
Brown. Hy, police officer. Skinner,
b 27 Kennedy
Brown, Miss I, teacher. Girls' Central
School, 108 Haliburton
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBEOTORY.
Brown, Jas, cutter, Hemans & Wama-
ley, 40 Commercial, h Milton
Browu, watchmaker, Commercial, h
Prideaux
BrowR, Jas, butcher. City Market, h
Milton
Brown, J, laborer, Haliburton, bds
Missionary Row
Brown, J, carpenter, rms Milton
Brown, J H, clerk, Sloan & Scott,
Commercial, bds 20 Hecate
Brown, J N, jeweller. Commercial,
Irwin
Brown, J Herbert, salesman, Sloan &
Scott, Commercial, bds Prideaux
Brown, R, miner, Prideaux
Brown, T, carpt, Milton
Browne, T L. The Box Clothing
Store Co, Victoria Cres, bds
Windsor House
Brown, Wm J, sash and door factory,
h 108 Haliburton
Brownley, F, miner, bds 94 Nicol
Bruce, C H, miner, bds 62 Victoria
rd
Bruce, H, expressman, bds Fitz-
william
Brunton, Mrs H, widow, Robarts
Bryant, Jno, bartender, Old Flag Inn,
Skinner and Bastion, bds Old Flag
Inn
Bryant, Miss M, school teacher, bds
123 Victoria rd
Bryant, T, storekeeper, V. C. Co,
Albert
Bryant, W R, clerk, V.C.Co, 123 Vic-
toria rd
Buckle, T I, merchant tailor. Long
Bridge, h 27 Skinner
Buckle, Thomas, merchant tailor,
Long Bridge, h Skinner
Baoklee & Eden of London, Eng,
painters, paperhangers, katsomin-
ers, grainers, sign writers, glaziers,
and general decorators,Comraercial
Backlee,T W. painter, etc, (Buck-
lee & Eden), Commercial, bds
Fourth, Newcastle Townsite
Buckstone, J, blksmith, bds 27 Ken-
nedy
Bulman, T, miner, Union ave
Bulman, Joe, tailor, J A Caldwell,
Commercial, bds Prideaux
Bulman, W, boardinghouse keeper,
Fitzwilliam
Burchell, C B, clerk, bds 12 Rich-
ard
Burdett, W, laborer, 9 Nicol
Burke, P, longshoreman, Haliburton
Burke, S, tailor, J A Caldwell, Com-
mercial
Burnell, Chas. laborer, rms Rich-
ard
Burnett, Harold, compositor, Free
Press, bds Bulman House, Fitz-
william
Busby, Fred,deliveryman, Hemans Sc
Wamsby, 40 Commercial, bds Bay
View House
Byers, E, fireman, E Light Works,
bds Bav View hotel
Cain, J, lumberman, Cavan
Cain, P, miner, bds 14 Selby
Cairns, D, miner,7 Monday's Cabins,
Irwin
Calderhead, Mrs A, 16 Dickson
Caldwell, J A, merchant tailor and
gents" furnisher, Williams' block.
Commercial, h Macleary, P. 0. box
112
Caldwell, J, tailor, 36 McCleary
Caldwell, Jno, turner, sash and door
factory, sawill, bds Mill
Callaghan, J A, teiegrapli operator,
Bastion, h Richard
Calverly, Miss E, milliner's apren-
tiee, D Spencer, Victoria Crescent,
bds. Five- Acre blks
Cameron, Angus, stableman. City
Transfer Stables, Chapel, bds Hotel
Wilson
Campbell, A C, compositor. Free
Press, bds Windsor House
Campbell, G, fireman, V.C. Co, 22
Selbv
Caaadian Pacifio Ry Freight
and Ticket Office, W B Denn-
ison, agt, 67 Commercial, h Com-
mercial, P.O. box, 321
Canada Permanent Loanft
Savinffs Company of roronto,
Commercial, M Wolfe, agent
C.P.R. Co's telegraph office, J A Cal-
laghan, operator, Baston, P. O. box
400
Canadian Paoiflo S.S. Line to
China and Japan, W B Dennison,
agent 67 Commercial
Garbonetta, A, millhand, bds Mill
Carlow, Alex, Nanaimo sawmill, h
Stewart ave
Carpenter, G W, surveyor. 61 Irwin
Carrol, H, miner, 106 Irwm
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NANAIMO CITY DIBEOTORY.
211
Carrol, J, motor driver, bds 78Nicol
Carron, Jaa, msr Provincial hotel,
Victoria Ores, bds Provincial hotel
Garter, Mrs J, 19 Gillespie
Carter, L W, clerk Van Houton &
Randle, Commercial, bds Palace
hotel
Carveley, H, miner, Five-Acre blocks
Carveley, J, miner, Five- Acre blks
Carveley. W, miner, Five- Acre blks
Case,E W,uphol8terer J.J. Sehl Free
Press block, 16 Milton
Cassady, Geo & Co, lumber yard,
lumber, shinglet>, &c, Departure
Bay rd, r New'castle townsit^
Cassle, A If, lineman Telephone Co,
Free Press block, h Fraser
Gavalsky, Geo, merchant, Prideaux
Cawthorne, G, miner. Five- Acre blks
Gensi, A, miner, bds 164 Farqahar
Central hotel, J A Thompson prop.
Commercial, P.O. box 166
Chadwick, Sml, miner, h Fraser
Chadwick, Jno, miner, h Union ave
Challinor. Arthur, clerk Chas Demp-
ster & Co, Commercial, h Dickson
Challinor, S, mine trapper V.C. Co
Challinor, W, miner, Dickson
Chambers, E V, comp Free Press, h
Kennedy
Chapman, miner, bds 82 Prideaux
Charmon, Miss E, saleslady Stanley
House, h 67 Wentworth
Charman, Miss F, dressmaker, b
67 Wentworth
Charlton, C, dyer, 14 Nicol, bds 70
Irwin
Charlton, F, prop steam dye works,
14 Nicol, bds 70 Irwin
Charman, H, carp'ter, 67 Wentworth
Chief of Police T O'Connell, Gkinner,
P.O. box 258
Chisholm, Jas, millhand, bds Mill
Churchill, G, miner, 143 Haliburton
Chutt, Chas, barkeeper Windsor
house, Church, bds Windsor house
Citizen's Building Society, M Wolfe,
secretary, Commercial
City Clerk (S Goagh), assessor and
collector, cor Bastion and Skinner,
P.O. box 59
City Hall, Council Chambers, cor
Bastion and Skinner
City Market, Hemans<& Wamsley
props, 40 Commercial, P.O. box 227
Clark, A £, deliveryman Tea Co, 11
Victoria Cres, bds Prideaux
Clark, M G, carpenter, 36 Wentworth
Clark, Mrs M, housecleaner, h Bridge
Clarke, D J, labr, Crescent hotel
Clarke, J, miner L.V.C. Co, bds
Dickson
Clarke, M D, labr, 27 Prideaux
Clarkson, H, miner, bds 139 Nicol
Cleveland, Nat. millwright, bds Mill
Clinton, Mrs A G, Veronica Home,
127 Victoria rd
Coburn, J, conductor E.N.R.R., bds
26 Richard
Coburn, S, teamster, 26 Richard
Coburn. Wm, grocer, Long Bridge
Cocking, J H, Alderman, prop Nan
T. & L. stables, h 133 Nicol
Cocking, J H, teamster and express-
man, Haliburton
Code, A, miner. Fry
Coe, Thos, painter N. & C. Co, h
Prideaux
Cohen, Jas, barber. Long Bridge, bds
Palace hotel
Collen, F, miner, Dickson
Collett, Minnie, Lieutenant Salva-
tion Army, Skinner, bda S.A.O.
Headquarters
Collier, G, miner, 38 Kennedy
Collin, E, plumber, bds 86 Nicol
Collin, F, miner, 86 Nicol
Collin, J, miner, Kennedy
Collin, N, telephone operator, bds 86
Nicol
Collins, Noel, night oper Telephone
Co, Free Press blk, r Nicol
CoUishaw, J, miner, Five-Acre blks
Comerford, Thos, tailor. Commercial,
Hotel Wilson
Commercial Hotel, Mrs P Sabiston
prop. Commercial and Bastion
Commeroial Union Assurance
Co, A E Planta & Co, agents,
46 Commercial, P.O. box 167
Gonder, J, fireman £. & N.R.R., 22
Prideaux
Confederation Life Assooia-
tion, W K Leighton, agent. Green
blk. Church
Connors, S, miner, 196 Nichol
Cook, Ephraim, fmr, 78 Wallace
Cook, Ezra, fmr, 78 Wallace
Cook, painter. Five- Acre Mks
Cooper, H, wharfinger V'.O. Co, 70
Esplanade
Cooper, R T, mgr grocery depart-
ment, N.E.P. Society, ltd, bds
Windsor house
Cooper, W, miner, Kennedy
CordeU, J, miner, 95 Irwin
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Gornelis, D, miner, Kennedy
Cornelia, Thos, miner, KenneiLy
Cornish, T, fmr, Five-Acre blks
Corrigan, J, labr, 15 Victoria rd
Corrigan, Mrs T, Finlayson
Cosmopolitan Market, Commercial,
P.O. box 88
Coulson, J, miner, Five-Acre blks
Coundley, Emanuel, stripper New-
man's cigar factory, r Pndeaux
Coundley, N, miner, Prideaux
Coundley, W, engr V.C Co wharf,
r 58 Priileax
Counter, M R, watchmaker and
jeweller, Victoria Cres
Cowan, J, miner, r 174Farquhar
Cowan, P, miner, 174 Farquhar
Cowie, A, engr, 6 Irwin
Cowie, Archie, jr, salesman N.F ^.
Society, ltd, bds Irwin
Cowie, «fno, paper carrier, FreePrr^^s,
r Irwin
Craig, Ralph, blackBmith, r Wal-
lace
Craigr< Thos, blacksmith, steam
carriage works, Bastion, r Wallace
Craig, W, miner, 66 Fitzwilliam
Cragie, T, engr. Union ave
Cresent Hotel, J Bennett, prop,
Victoria and Winfield Cres
Crescent Pharmacy, H Proctor mgr,
chemists and druggists, 26 Victoria
Cres, P.O. box 30
Crew, Hy, miner, Five-Acre blks
Critchlev, S, miner, Nicol
Criterion Hotel, W H Philpott,
prop, 56 Commercial, P.O. box 121
Crossan, A, miner, 40 Irwin
Crossan, J, miner, 18 Esplanade
Crossan, Mrs, 62 Irwin
Cornfield, Albert, miner, Milton
Cuflfoio, Jos, prop Royal hotel. Com-
mercial
CuUigan, J, miner, 14 Selby
CuUigan, Wm, telegraph messenger.
Bastion st, bds Prideaux
Cullin, Hilda, chambermaid Hotel
Wilson, Chapel
Cummings, T, engr, 200 Haliburton
Cunliffe, carpenter, Nicol
Cunningham, miner, Five- Acre blks
Cunningham, J, miner, bds 60 Albert
Cunningham, miner, 141 Haliburton
Curran, F, dyer, 136 Nicol
Curran, F J,' Nanaimo Soao Works,
Nicol
Curran, Robert E, Nanaimo Soap
Works, Kennedy, bds Royal hotel
Curran, F J, miner, Selby
Curran, R E, dyer, Splby
Curran, R J, dyer, Selby
Currie, H, salesman D Spencer, Vic-
toria Cres, bds Bav View house
Curry, W J, D.DlS.. dentist, 56
Green blk. Church, bds cor Comox
rd and Prideaux
Curry, — , elk 8. Perkins , bds Bay
View hotel
Currey, Jos.engine driver, h cor Dick-
son and Haliburton
Currey, Jno Wm, teamster L. Man-
son, bds 82 Haliburton
Curry, Robt, cigar maker, 27 Bastion,
bds 82 Haliburton
Currey, Thos, blacksmith, bds 82
Haliburton
Cusack, Robt, caretaker cemetery, h
Fraser
Cuskv, H, miner, bds 18 Dickson
Cuthbert, G, miner, 178 Nicol
Cutler, Geo, electrician, Comox rd,
rms Park hotel
Coulson, Jno A, contractor and
builder, h Stewart ave
Courtenay, £, miner, bds 23 Farqu-
har
Dailey, Dan, barber, Commercial,
rms Commercial hotel
Dailey & Graham, barbers. Commer-
cial
Dale, John, carpenter. Crescent htl
Danion, Emma, waitress Hotel Wil-
son, Chapel
Dan, Mrs, 53 Haliburton
Davidson, G, engine driver, bds Bay
View hotel
Davidson, J T, labr, bds Occidental
hotel
Davies, Thos L, clothier, cor Com-
mercial and Skinner, h Chapel
Davis, Ellis, miner, 137 Haliburton
Davis, Albert A, cigar maker, 27 Bas-
tion, rms Opera House
Davis, A T, miner, bds 118 Victoria
rd
Davis, G, brewer Union Brewery,
bds Haliburton
Davis, D T, miner, Haliburton
'Davis, Jno, miner, bds Kennedy
Davis, J, miner, 164 Haliburton
Davis, J, miner, bds 78 Nicol
Davis, J W, miner, bds 118 Victoria
rd
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Davis, Jno G, carpenter, bda New-
OABtle ave
D><vis, Jos P, florist and gardener, h
Comox rd
Davie, L T, M.D., physician and Bur-
ijeon, C!ommercial, h Albert
Davis, Thos L, merchant clr'thier,
Cuoiinercial, h Chapel
Davison, F, miner, 179 Nicol
Davison, J Henderson, weig'iman V.
C. Co., 35 Selby
Davison, J H, miner, 28 Selby
Dawson, Alexander, bricklayer, 22
Victoria Cres
Dawson, A, miner, bds Selby
Dawson, H, teamster, Selby
Dawson, S, miner, be' j Selby
Day, J, longshoreman, Commercial
Inlet
Deane, F J, reporter Free Press, h
Selby
Dean, W, miner, Kennedy
Deeming, C, miner, bds Prideaux
Dempsey, Chas A, clerk Windsor
house. Church
Dempsey, H, proprietor Windsor
House, Church, P. O. box 139
Dempster, Chas A Co, Auction-
eers, valuers and real estate bro-
kers, Commercial, P. 0. box 380
Dempster, Chas, Auctioneer,
real estate, &c. Newcastle ave
Dempster, Cap H L, retired officer,
h cor Third st and Union ave
Dennison, W. B, U. S. Consular
Agent, C.P.R, Dominion Express
and S. S. agent, h Commercial
P. O. box 321
Derrick, A, carpenter, Victoria Cres-
cent, bds Crescent hotel
Derwood, Miss E J. milliner J S
Stannard & Co, Victoria Cres, bds
Robarts and Albert
Develin, E, miner, Victoria rd
Devlin, H, miner, 2 Needham
Devlin, J, miner, 12 Esplanade
Devlin, Miss, J, waitress Palace
hotel. Skinner •
Dew Drop Hotel, G. Baker, prop,
Haliburton
Dewer, John, millhand, sawmill, bds
Mill
Diamond City Studio, J Sampson, 64
Commercial, bds Wallace, P. O
box 246
Diamond, Jno, carpenter, h Kennedy
Dick, Archibald, Govt inspector of
mines, h Prideaux
Dick, Jno, mininKengineer,Comox rd
Dick, W, miner, Victoria rd
Dickinson, J, miner, Five-Acre blks
Dillon Michael, longshoreman, Hali-
burton
Dixon , A, bricklayer, bds 65 Went-
worth
Dixon, A J, carpenter and contractor,
h Bridge
Dixon, A R, carpenter, bds Bridge
Dixon, E J, bricklayer, 65 Went-
worth
Dixon, J, miner, 23 Kennedy
Dobeson,J W,moulder Nan Foundry,
h Comox rd
Dobeson, N W, engineer Nan
Foundry, h Comox rd
Dobeson, Oran, apprentice Nan
Foundry, bds, Comox rd
Dobeson,T,engineer Nan Foundry,
h Comox rd
Dobson, D, engineer V.C.Co., Milton
Dodd, T, longshoreman, Victoria
Cres
Dodd, W, miner, Haliburton
Dolan,'J, stableman, Italian hotel
Dolan, Michael, baker Smart &
Thome, 34 Victoria Cres, bds In-
ternational hotel
Dolan, Mike, woodcutter, Halibur-
ton, bds Missionary Row
Dominion Building; and Loan
Association, W K Leighton, agt,
Green blk, h Church
Dominion Express Office, W B
Dennison, agt, 67 Commercial, P.O.
box 321
Donahar, J, elk for J A Caldwell,
Commercial, r Commercial hotel
Donaldson, J M, blacksmitn, cor
Craig and Barton, r Robson
Donlan, Edward, hotel prop, New-
castle House, Comox rd
Donlon, J, miner, bds 16 Dickson
Donoghue, D P, carpenter, Kennedy
Doric Lodge No. 18, B.C.R., A.F. &
A.M., cor Commercial and Skinner,
Masonic Hall
Douglas, J, miner, bds 96 Victoria rd
Douglas, P, miner, Nirol
Doyle, W, carpenter, Esplanade
Drake, S, sherifT, Needham
DuCoeur J B, miner, Haliburton
Duffy, M, miner, bds Prideaux
Duggan, R G, miner, 143 Nicol
Duke, J, miner, 2 1 Prideaux
Dunbar, Miss Josie, waitress Hotel
Wilson, Chapel
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Dunbar, G, hotelkeeper. 22 Irwin
Dunlap, A, wghmn, V.C. Co., 61 Nicol
Dunlap, D, stableman Shamrock H,
Albert, bds International hotel
Duncan, £, labr, bds Franklin
Durham, J, miner, Nicol
Durrant, G W, accountant Bank B.C,
Newcastle ave
Dutton, W, miner, 44 Milton
Dwyer, T, miner, Nicol
Dye Works, steam, Charlton C &
Charlton F, 14 Nicol, P.O. box 307
Dykes, I , miner, bds 126 Victoria rd
Dykes, J W, clerk W Reveridge store,
h Union ave
Dykes, Jos, ar, miner, h Union ave
Dykes, Watson, apprentice Nanaimo
Pharmacy, h Union ave
Enrle, J, miner, 94 Nicol
Ea4Bitem Fire Asanranoe Co,
of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Commer-
cial, M Wolfe, agent
Easton, H, miner, Haliburton
Eden, F, painter, <&c. (Bucklee &
Eden) Commercial, bds Fourth,
Newcastle townsite
Eden, F J, painter. Occidental hotel
Edmiston, W, miner, Robins
Edwards, R P, deliveryman Magnet
East stores, 44, 46 Victoria Cres.
16 Milton
Edwards, W, miner, 78 Nicol
Electric Ught Works, C H
Stickles, mgr, Fraser
Electric Power House V.C . Co, Es-
planade
Elliott, T, miner, 173 Victoria rd
Elves, W, labr, Selby
Empire Brewery, P Weigh, prop,
Kennedy
Emrick, £, carpenter, Haliburton
English, F, miner, Haliburton
Ennis, Robt, carpenter, MoCleary
Escott, E, carpenter, Kennedy
Eureka Soda Works, L Lawrence,
prop, Wallace
Eva, ThoB, miner, 59 Fraser
Evans, Edward, miner. Mill
Evans, David, miner, 22 Victoria
Ores, bds Provincial Hotel
Evans, D, miner, 169 Farquhar
Evans, J, miner, 169 Farquhar
Evans, Robt, prop, Nan hotel, Com'l
Exiey, A R, grocer, 60 Commercial,
h Prideaux
Exley, H, minister Disciple, Nicol
Fairburn, J G, bootmaker, Harewood
district, Five-Acre lots
Fanen, G, longshoreman, Commer-
cial Inlet
Fatham, F, laborer, bds Occidental
Hotel
Ferdinand, L, Dyer, Victoria rd, N.S.
Dye Works, bds 29 Albert st
Ferguson, Mrs, 222 Nicol
Ferguson, D, miner, 169 Haliburton
Ferguson, J,carpt,222Nicol
Ferguson, Peter, porter, A R John-
son & Co, r Milton
Fiddick, C, blacksmith, r Selby
Fiddick, Mrs S, r Selby
Finlavson, R,carpt, r 186 Haliburton
Fir. Hall, cor Nicol and Victoria rd
Fisher, G, miner, r Victoria rd
Fitzpatrick, — , plumber, J H Pleace,
, Victoria Ores, r McAdie Block
Fitipatrick ft Mercer, props
opera bar. Opera House, Church
Fitipatrick, M, saloon keeper.
Church, r Windsor House
Flack, T, miner, r Prideaux
Fleury, Albert, painter, r Prideaux
Fletcher, Mrs Sd, r Haliburton
Forester, H, carpenter, r Fitzwilliam
Forrest, carpenter
Forrest, W, miner, r 16 Fry
Foster Bros, painters and paperhang-
ers, r Chapel, P.O. box 176
Foster, N G, painter and decorator,
r Chapel
Foster, Stanley, painter, r Union ave
Foster, Stephen, painter and paper-
hanger, r Union ave
Foucrault, Thomas, driver Empire
Brewery, r Kennedy
Foundry, Nanaimo, T. & N. W.
Dobeson, props, Comox rd
Fox & Parks, props International
hotel, Victoria Cres, P.O. box 377
Fox, Joseph^ bartender Palace hotel.
Skinner, r Palace hotel
Fox, Saml, bartender International
hotel, Victoria Cres, r Vancouver av
Frame, J, miner, r 19 Haliburton
Frame, J, miner, r 181 Haliburton
Fraser, J, hotelkeeper. Oriental, r
37 Fry
Fraser, Jno C, prop Oriental hotel, 36
Victoria Cres, r Fry
Fredrickson, J, Teamster Co's store,
r Farquhar
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All Kindt of Bepaira, Xand and JKortne,
MANAUfO, • BKITI8H COLUMBIA.
Frescriiitions Prepareil ll'oi PURE DRUGS ONLY at tlie Central Dm Store
Clarence Block, Corner Yate$ and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
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Fredrickson, Jno, teamster N.E.P.S.
ltd, r McOleary
Freeman, J, engine driver, V.C. Co,
r 176 Farqnhar
Free Frees, Nanaimo, Free
Preas blk, intersection Commercial,
Chapel and Church, P.O box, 25,
Telephone 17
Freethy, R, miner, r 36 Milton
Freethy, R, labr, r Selby
Freure, E W, gen secretary Y.M.C.A,
Green blk, r Bay View house
Frew, Miss M, dressmaker, r Hali-
burton
Frew, Mrs A, r Haliburton
Frost, G H, carpenter and i.'ontractor,
r Vancouver ave
Fulthorp, Alfred, clerk W Hoggan's
store, Departure Bay rd, r New-
castle townsite
Furineans E, tailor, J R Wray, Wil-
liams' blk, r Wesley
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Qabel, Fhil, Nan cigar factory,
27 Bastion, bds Opera House
Galbraith, D, sawyer Nan Sawmill,
r Stewart ave
Galbraith, James, fireman Nan Saw-
mill, r 40 Stewart ave
Galloway, A, teamster, r 22 Robson
Galloway, D, miner, r Dickson
Galloway, J, school teacher, r 22
Robson
Galloway, R, miner, r 22 Robaon
Ganner, Joseph, livery stable keeper,
r 12 Cavan
Ganner, W H, expressman, r 12
Cavan
Gardiner, Louis, teamster Cosmopol-
itan mkt, Commercial, r Nau river
Garland, Mrs J, nurse, rlSMcCleary
Garland, W, labr, r McCleary
Garland, Wm, labr, r Richard
Garrard, F C, surv<!yor's assistant,
r Five-Acre blocks
Garrard, W B, electrician, r Five-
•Acre lota
Gartley, B, teamster, Coburn's gro-
cery store, r 62 Wentworth
Gartley,E,wood8man,r 62 Wentworth
Gartley, G, wooodsman, r 62 Went-
worth
Gas Works, Nanaimo, Bridge
Gaynon, T, carpt 38 "Wctoria Ores,
r Identical hotel
Geoheagan, F. agt Singer Sewing
Machine Co, Commercial, r Palace
hotel
Gemmel, J, r Franklyn
Gibbs, A, clerk, r Bay View hotel
Gibbs, G H, sergeant of police, Skin-
ner, cor Selby and Franklyn, P. O.
box 258
Gibbs, G, miner, r 82 Prldeaux
Gibbs, miner, r 82 Prideaux
Gibson, E, bld'jkamith, r Five-Acre
blocks
Gibson, Miss N, tailoreas, r Wallace
Gibson, Richard, foreman No, 5 V.C.
Co., Five-Acre blocks
Gibson, R, jr, engineer, r Five- Acre
blocks
Gibson, Y. driver, r S3 Irwin
Gilbert, Mrs, r Selby
Gilbert, K, machinist, r Irwin
Gill, Christopher, Nanaimo Gas Wks
Gillard, R, miner, r 28 Esplanade
Gillespie, Jas, mariner, r 78 Nicol
Gillespie, J, coal trimmer, r Milton
Gillespie, J, longshoreman, r Vic-
toria rd>
Gillespie, R, longshoreman, r Vic-
toria rd
Gillespie, R, coal trimmer, r Kennedy
Gillies, D, miner, r Victoria rd
Glaholm, Capt J, miner, r Albert
Glaholm, Thos, grocer, (A R John-
ston & Co) r Chapel
Glenn, Miss S A, dressmaker, (A A
Richirdson) r 37 Albert
Glenn, Mrs J, widow, r 37 Albert
Godfrey, William, miner, r Five- Acre
lots
Goffalo, Jos, prop Royal hotel, Fin-
lavson
Gold, J, miner, r 52 Victoria rd
Golden, R, miner, r Haliburton
Good, G E Rev, Baptist minister, r
160 Nicol
Goodman, Godfrey, carpenter, r
Prideaux
Good, H L, customs officer, r Milton
Good, J H, mgr Chas Dempster & Co,
rectory, Dallas square
Good, Rev Canon, J B, Recior St
Pauls, rectory, Dallas square
Good, Percie, ass. surveyor, r Five-
Acre block
Good Templar's Hall, Grace
Good, Vincent, clerk V.C.C., ractory,
Dallas square
Gordon, G, miner, r Grace
Gordon, H,preventive officer, custom
H, r Prideaux
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Gordon, Mrs J, r 94 Nicol
Gordon, Miss Marion, principal N.
Ward Schocl, r Prideaux
Gordon, P, miner, r Haliburton
Gordon, Mrs S K, widow, r Prideaux
Gordon, T, miner, r Grace
Gordon, T, miner, r Haliburton
Goidoii, W, miner, r Grace
G088, F, miner, r 160 Haliburton
Gough & Evans, hotelkeepers, Nana-
iroo hotel
Gough, Mrs E, prop Nanaimo hotel.
Commercial
Gough« S« cit}' clerk, assessor and
collector, 36 Skinner
Gourley, J, miner, r Five-Acre lots
Gourley, fiobt, bartender Oriental
hotel, 25 In, "
Gouthio, T, miner, r 72 Victoria rd
Gow, D L, mgr G CasSidy & Go's
lumber yard, r Newcastle av*^
Gowland, G W, clerk V.C. Co., r 117
Victoria rd
Graham, G, miner, r 18 Irwin
Graham, Jno W, barber, Commercial,
r 9 Selbv
Graham, J W, n.iner. r 154 Nicol
Grand Hotel, Wm Steele, prop, 18
Victoria Cres
Grant, Mrs A J, dressmaker, v 27
Nicol
Gray, J, miner, r 166 Haliburton
Gray, Jos, butcher. Cosmopolitan
Market, Haliburton
Gr^;,, W D, carpenter, r 28 Prideaux
Great West Life Assuranoe
Co, Winnipeg, Man, M Wolfe, agt.
Commercial
Green, A, labr, r Kennedy
Greenwell, J, miner, r Finlayson
Greenwell, R, ir;ner, r Kennedy
Gregg, F T, architect and draughts-
man, Stewart ave, ofSce Green blk
Nol
Gregory, J, miner, r Eaton
Growen,H. millhand, r Mill
Grey, J, miner, r Finlayson
Grill, J, driver V.C. Co. mines, r 30
I'#in
Grill, W, pusher V.C. Co. mines, r
30 Irwii
Grimes, William, blacksmith, r In-
ternational hotel
Griswell, Jas, stableman I X L
stables, r Chapel st
GuUian, C, labr, r Nicol
Guest, R, miner, r 27 Konnedy
Haarer, Fred sr, cook Criterion res-
taurant, r Wallace
Haarer, F jr. waiter Phillpot's res-
taurant, r, Icobson
Haarer, Mrs M, widow, r Robson
Haarer, Miss P, school teacher, r
Robson
Hague, C, bartender Occidental hotl,
r Fitzwilliam
Hague, H, sewing machine agent, r 76
Prideaux
Hague, W E, tinsmith, J H Pleace, r
5 Commercial
Hale, J, miner, r Bay View hotel
Hall, Geo, miner, r Fourth
Hall, W, longshoreman, r Commercial
Inlet
Hall, W, miner, r Esplanade
Hall, Wm, labr, r Prideaux
Hallo, T, miner, r 139 Nicol
Halton, J E, restaurant keeper
Hamilton, Archie, convict guard, r
Vancouver ave
Hamilton, Jno, machinist N. & C.
Co, r Stewart ave
Hamilton, S, capitalisi, r Vancouver
ave
I'ampson, J, miner, r Nicol
Hancox, R, miner, r 32 Kennedy N
Handlem, ,1. miner, r 182 Nicol
Hanner, W, miner, r 13 Milton
Hansen, Miss T, tailoress, r Wallace
Hodgkins, J, teamster, r Fitzwilliam
Harbor Master, E Quenell, r Fitz-
william
Harder, Mrs L M, milliner (Sloan &
Scott), r Wallace
Hardt, Miss F, school teacher Boys'
Centi'al School, r Front
Hardwin, Mike, labr, 38 Victoria
Cres, r Identical hotel
Hardy, Chos, real estate agent, r
Wallace
Hardy, David, min«>r r 40Prideau'x
Hardy, E, longshoreman, r Commer-
cial Inlet
Hardy, George, butcher Hull Bros,
r Victoria Cres
Hardy, J, longshoreman, r Commer-
cial Inlet
Hardy, James, deliveryman (Smart
6 Thorne), r Prideaux
Hardy, Thos, botanical drug-
gist, r 51 'Winfield Cres
Hardy, W, miner, r 48 Prideaux
Harely, E, miner, r Nicol
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Harewood Diet School (teacher, Miss
Bryant), r Five-Acre blks
Harley, G W, miner, r Haliburton
Ilarley, J, miner, r 256 Haliburton
Harold, Harold, salesman (N.E.P.S.,
ltd), r Kennedy
Harold, Mrs M, r Kennedy
Harris, G S, millhnd.rVancouver ave
Harris, M, miner, r 61 Fry
Harris, P, engr, r 30 Irwin
Harrison, Ralph, miner, r Stewart
ave
Hart, J, longshoreman. Commercial
Inlet
Hartford Insurance Co, of
Hartford, Conn., M Wolfe, agent,
r Commercial
Harvey, W, salesman (Stannard &
Co),'r Fitzwilliam
Harvdy, W, miner, r Nicol
Iiarwood, P, miner, r 90 Nicol
Hasenfratz, August, ^'•ower, r Co-
moj: rd
HasonftAts & Co, brew«>r^
Has Hm, T W, millhand, r Mill
Haslam, Andrew, M.P, propr
Nail Sawn. 11 and Mayor of city.
r Wallace
Hathaway, James, barber, Halibur-
ton, r Kecate
Hawking, James, propr Temperance
hotel, cor Bastior and Skinner
Hawlhornthwaite & Co, land and
mining brokers, I^ong bridge, P. O.
box 229
Hawthornthwaite, J H, land and
ii;:"ing broker, Long bridge, r
Wesley
Hay, <i, bricklayer, r 24 Milton
Heale, J, miner, r Nicol
Hazael, Arthur, waiter Nan Hotel,
Commercial
Health Officer, E A Praeger, M.D.,
cor Front st and Comox rd
Healy, H, labr, r Five-Acre blks
Htddle, Robi, blacksmith, cor Bas-
tion and Skinner, r Temperance
house
Heddle, W T. grocer, cor Albert and
Milton
Helpan, J, designer, r 52 Victoria rd
Helsom, Walter, bricklayer, r New-
castle townsile
Hemans A Wamuley, butchers.
City Market, 40 Commercial st,
P.O. box 227.
Henderson, Mrs C, dressmaker, r 110
Nicol
Henderson, Alex, propr Nanaimo
Marble Works, r 62 Front
Hendrickson, M, miner, r Milton
Hendrickson, S, miner, r 111 Milton
Hendrickson, V, miner, r 111 Milton
Henshelwood, James, carpenter, r
22 Victoria Cres
Herms, Prof C H, violin instructor,
Opera House, r Windsor House
Txeather, E, miner, r Kennedy
Hewitt, Harry, teamster A R John-
stone & Co, r Milton
Ha viand, A R, surveyor and engr,
Commercial, r Finlayson
Helbert, Edwd, gen store, r Commer-
cial
Hickman, Abraham, blacksmith, r
Keiinetly
Hickman, John, brdng house keeper,
r Prideaux
Hickman, J K, engine driver V.C.
Co, r 68 Prideaux
Higgins, Hy, carpenter, r Newcastle
townaite
High, P, miner, r 56 Haliburton
Hilbert, Miss K, teacher North Wd
school, r Five-Acre blks
Hilbert, Juo, nndertakr and prop
Vancouver furniture warehouse, r
Bastion
Hilbert, Richard, boot and shoe,
genera.' merchant, Lion House, 17,
21 Commercial, r Comox rd and
Prideaux, P.O. box 50
Hilbert, Mrs S M, fruiterer, r Church
Hilbert, W, blacksmith, r Five-Acre
blks
Hildridge, J, carpenter, r 82 Prideaux
Hill, James, engr Nan Sawmill, r Mill
Hilton, H, miner, r 84 Prideaux
Hindmarsh, Robert, prop Brittania
hotel, 63 Commercial, r Albert
Hindmarsh, Thos, prop Brittania htl,
53 Commercial, r Brittania hotel
Hird, Miss M, tailoress, r Wallace
Hird, Miss M, tailoress J A Caldwell,
Commercial, r Wallace
Hirst, Bros, general merchants, cor
Commercial and Skinner
Hirst, Geo, general mer (Hirst Bros),
cor Commercial and Skinner, r 42
Albert
Hirst, Jap, clerk Hirst Bros, cor Com-
mercial and Skinner, r Commercial
Hirst, Jno, gen mer (Hirst Bros), cor
Commercial anu Skinner, r Com-
mercial
Hirst, R, miner, r 23 Dickson
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Hirst, ThoB, clerk Hirst Bros, cor
Commercial and Skinner, r ' Hali-
burton
Hirst, Wm. clerk Hirst Bros, cor
Commercial and Skinner, r Com-
mercial
Hobbs, J H, storekeepr. Lion Hoase,
Commercial, r Criterion restnt
Uodgins, J, miner, r Haliburton
Hodftson, E, carpenter, r Halibnrton
Hodgson, Thos, marble cutter at Nan
Marble Works, Front, r Wallace
Hodgson, W, miner, r 62 Nicol
Hoffman, Julius, cutter Cosmopoli-
tan market, Commercial, r 65
Milton
Hoggan, David, retired, Departure
Bay rd, r Newcastle townsite
Hoggan, William, general merchant,
Departure Bay rd, Newcastle town-
site
Holdwall, Geo, sec N.E.P. Society,
ltd, Nicol and Crace, r Prideaux
Holmes, G, nurseryman, r Eaton
Holmes, Wm, tailor J A Caldwell,
Commercial, r Prideaux
Home, W A, blacksmith, 45 Fitz-
william
Honeyman, Capt C, stevedore V.C.
Co, r 14 Esplanade
Honeyman, Jno J, architect and
draugliteman, Johnston bik. Com-
mercial and Bastion, r First
Hope, T, miner, r 39 Farquhar
Hopely, I, miner, r 109 Milton
Hopkins, D, miner, r Italian hotel
Hopkins, J, miner, r 37 Milton
Hopkins, Mrs M, r Priileaux
Hopkins, T, miner, r Occidental htl
Hopkins, W H, newspaper foreman
Bree Press, r Prideaux
Home, A G, letired merchant, r
Wallace
Home, Herbert, freightckrk E,& N.
R. r Wallace
Home, Thos, telegraph operator, r
Wallace
Horrocks, N, miner, r Five-Acre PjWts
Horton W, miner Five- Acre blks
Hosie, W M, painter, r Wallace
Hoskin, E, labr, r 27 -Albert
Hoskin, J, fmr, r /7 Albert
Hoskins, Jos, night watchman, r
Skinner
Hoskins, W, miner, r 94 Nicol
Hotel Wilson, W Wilson, prop,
Chapel, near Church
Hough, J, prop Balmoral hotel, Hali-
burton
Hovelague, P A, chainman city sur-
veyor, r Bridge
Howell, H P, typewriter G A Mc-
Bain & Co, Church, Green blk, r 6
Milton
Howard, Jos, sailor, r 22 Victoria
Cres
Howse, Geo, labr, r Newcastle town-
site
Hudson, S, labr, r 34 McCleary
Hughes, C, night nurse Nan Hospital,
r Franklyn, nr hospital
Hughes, Edward, boots, shoes and
(tents' furnishings. Long Bridge, r
Albert
Hughe8,J, engineer E.&N.R.r Frank-
lyn
Hughes, — , storekeeper, Commer-
cial, r Albert
Hull Bros & Co, wholesale and
retail butchers, Victoria Cres
Hull, J U (Hull Bros A Co) butcher,
r Victoria Oph
Humphri««<, J, j>rop Italian hotel, 174
Neediitt///, '■<// /(Mlil.iirton
Hunt, M, milter, r Futon
Hunter, A F, machinist, r Haliburton
Hunter, J, niachnst, r 137 Vict<jria rd
Hunter, Walter, principal high hi,
r Newcastle ave
Hunter, I, miner, Halliburton
Hunter, W, M.D.. V.C. Co.,r Hali
burton
Hunter. W. engine driver, Haliburtn
Hurst, F, miner, r Haliburton
Hurst, T.genl merchant, 12 Needham
Hutchinson, W, coal trimmer r 84a
Prideaux
Hutchinson, W, lon|{»horeman, r
Haliburton
Identical Hotel, J Mor»)!o, prop, 88
Victoria Cres
Imo, N, barber, 13 Victoria Cres, r
91 Nicol
tfMe, W G, expressman, r Victoria
/4
Ingrar/i, W, miner, r Haliburton
Ino, N, hairdiesser, 91 Nicol
Institute, St Paul s, reading room
and hall. Chapel st
Irving, E B, accountant J J Sehl,
furniture, Free Press blk, r Comox
rd
Ishwood, J, miner, r 68 Fitzwilliam
Izen, Miss Lillle, fruit, etc. Church
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NANAIMO, • • BRITIBM COLUMBIA.
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Italian Hotel, J Humphrey, prop,
174 Hali burton
Jackson, Saml, miner, r 185 Nicol
Janes, T H, miner, r Lubbock square
Jamea, H £, teamster, Lubboclc sq
and Prideaux
James, William, waiter Criterion
restaurant, r Brittania Hotel
Jamieson, Magnus, millhand, saw-
mill, r Mill
Jamieson, B, mining engineer, r Vic-
toria rd
Jamieson, R L, miner, r 34 Fa}quhar
Jamieson, W T, miner, r 34 Farquliar
Jarvie, R, miner, r Farquhar
Jarvis, E L Works, r 24 Hecate
Jeffery, Alex, Union bakery, Bastion
r Selby
Jeffrey, carpt, r Bay View hotel
Jeffery, W Lowe, mariner, r Selby
Jenkins,A, engineer, r Union Brewery
Jenkips, A, gold miner. Old Flag inn
Jenkins, Jno O, prop. Old Flag
Inn, cor Bastion and Skinner
Jenkins, T, miner, 69 Nicol
Jennings, Miss, book agt, r 74 Milton
John, David, miner, r 56 Milton
Johns, Fred, mine labr, r 22 Victoria
Ores
Jolinson, Andrew, miner, r Halibur-
lon, Missionary row
Johnson, G W, miner, r 20 Gillespie
Johnson, George, slaughterman, Hull
Bros, Victoria Cres, r Fitzwilliam
Johnson, G, miner, r Robins
Johnson, J, longshoreman, r Hali-
burton
Johnson, J, miner, r Haliburton
Johnson, R, miner, r 118 Haliburton
Johnson, T, miner, r 212 Haliburton
Johnson, W, miner, r Haliburton
Johnson, W, miner, r Robins
Johnston, A R & Co, grocers and
commission merchants, cor Bastion
and Skinner, agts S. S. Empire
and Pacific i^oast S. S. Co, E. & N.
Kv, S. S. Joan, etc
Johnston, A R, (A R Johnston &
Co) Bastion, r 10 Milton
Johnston, S H, painter Foster Bros,
• Chapel
Jolly, C, stable bov V.C.Co, r Italian
hotel
Jolly, Roht, waiter Criterion rest u-
rant, 55 Commercial, r Britannia
hotel
Jones, A, miner, r Five-Acre blka
Jones, D, engineer, r Milton
Jones, D, teacher, r 27 Milton
Jones, D, labr, r 27 Milton
Jones, H, miner, r Nicol
Jones, J, miner, r Five- Acre blks
Jones, J, jr, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Jones, J R, miner, r 134 Haliburton
Jones, R, miner, r 139 Nichol
Jones, R, miner, 22 Gillespie
Jones, S, miner, r 139 Nicol
Jones, Miss 8, dressmaker, S'oan &
Scott, r 16 Robson
Jones, Mrs, L, r 16 Robson
Jones, Miss Lucy, milliner Sloan &
Scott, 49 Commercial, r 16 Robson
Jones, Miss Sarah, dressmaker Sloan
& Scott, 49 Commercial, r 16 Rob-
son
Jones, T,clerk Nan Water Works,r 27
Milton
Jones, T, J.P, warehouseman Mah-
rer & Co, Wharf, r Franklyn
Jones, W, sec ,CoaBt Union, r Fitz-
william
Jones. W, miner, r Five-Acr blks
Jones, W A, bartender Nan hotel.
Commercial, r Nan hotel
Jones, Wm J, miner, r Prideaux
Jones, W J, miner, r 33 Farquhar
Jones, W L, asst surveyor, r 4 Fry
Jureit, Geo miner, r Comox rd
Kalaf, N, fancy store, r Haliburton
Keast, I, miner, r 164 Haliburton
Keast, T, miner, r 164 Haliburton
Keddy, Wm, livery stable keeper,
r Chapel
Keebe, A, longshoreman, h Victoria
Cres
Keller & Lukey, job printers. Com-
mercial, P.O. box 71
Keller, Thos W, printer. Commercial,
r 6 Milton
Kelly, J, miner, r Nicol
Kelly, J, architect, r Fitzwilliam
Kelly, P, miner, r 18 Fry
Kelly, R, carpt, r 61 Eraser
Kemp, W T, carpt. r Nicol
Kemper, Chas MrSjInternational res-
taurant, Victoria Cres, r Inter-
national hotel
Kennedy, Wm, porter. Hotel Wilson,
r Chapel
Kent, G, carpt, r 86 Nicol
Kenyon, Richard, carpt, r Milton
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Kenyon, H, porter, (night) Hotel
Wilson, Chapel, r Nicol
Kenyon, T, gen merchant, r 64 Nicol
Kerrone, James, miner, r Five-Acre
blocks
Keystone, Royal Arch Chapter, No
235, G.R.8., A.F. and A.M., Mason-
ic Hall, cor Commercial and Skin-
ner
Kidney, F, lonG;shoreman, r Commer-
cial "
Kieth, T, miner, r 114 Nicol
Kieth. \V, miner, r 114 Nicol
Kilpatrick, W, miner, r 49 Irwin
King, A G, jr, bookkeeper^ Cosmopol-
itan Market, Commercial, r 70
Irwin
King, A G, sr, r 70 Irwin
Kirkham, W, surveyors' assistant,
r Fourth
Kirkwood, R, blacksmith, r 102 Nicol
Kirkwood, T, miner, r 62 Irwin
Kuarston, J S, bookkeeper, G Bevi-
lockwav, general merchant, r 84
Selby '
Knox, J, miner, r 103 Irwin
Kosola, G, miner, r 18 Sebastian
Lamb, R, miner, r 20 Kennedy
Land, Captain P M, master mariner,
Esplanade
Lansdowne Brewery, A Hasenfratz
& Co, Comox rd
Lang, J, expressman, S L stable, r
International
Langdon, J, miner, r 23 Farq^uhar
Langham, J, miner, r 88 Hahburton
Langill, Aubray, factory hand, New-
castle townsite, r Union ave
Langill, R, bottler Union Brewery,
r Newcastle townsite
Langton, W M, prop Magnet Cash
Stores, 44 & 46 Victoria Cres, r
Central hotel
Lawless, J, carpenter, r 8 Prideaux
Lawson, Miss M, principal girls'
Central School, r Wallace
Lawson, W, miner, r 46 Milton
Leach, miner, r Prideaux
Leaohbridge, Henry, bricklayer, r 22
Victoria Cres
Leaman, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Leask, G, labr, r 8 Irwin
Lecoq, miner, r 101 Victoria rd
Lee, A, miner, r 76 Irwin
Lee, Mrs £, r 23 Milton
Lee, G H, miner, r 75 Irwin
Lee, J, miner, r Haliburton
Lee, J, miner, r 23 Milton
Lee, J, miner, r 75 Irwin
Lee, Sarah, waitress, r Windsor hotel
Lees, Guy, millhand N. Sawmill, r
Mill
Leisrhton, W K, financial and in-
surance agent. Green block, cor
Church and Dallas square, r Fitz-
william
LeFeuvre, F, mgr V.C. Co farm, r
Albert
I^isk, J, engineer, r 132 Nicol
Lemoux, E, tailor, r Robson
Lewis, D, miner, r Nicol
Lewis, J, miner, r Haliburton
Lewis, J. painter, r 55 Nicol
Lewis, WW, clothier, r First
Linn, Mrs E, r 9 Selby
Ijindsay, A, book-keeper, r 133 Vic-
toria rd
Lister, G, miner, r 40 Farquhar
Lister, J, miner, r 118 Victoria rd
Livery Stable, B.C., Ganner, J., prop,
r 12 Cavan
Livery Stables, I.X.L., Thompson &
Scovilie, props, Chapel
Livery Stahle, City Tranefer, W
Keddy, prop. Chapel
Llewellyn, T, miner, r Occidental litl
Lloyd, Albert, teamster City Trans-
fer Stables, Chapel, r Skinner
Lloyd, J, longshoreman, r Commer-
cial inlet
Lloyds' Plate Glass Ins Co, A
E Planta & Co, 46 Commercial, P.
O box 167
Lobb, S W, clerk V.C. Co, r 149 Vic-
toria rd
Logan, J, tailor J A Caldwell, r Com-
mercial
Lomox, J, miner, r 6 Monday's
cabins, Irwin
London A Canadian Insur-
ance Co, W K Leighton, agent,
Green blk, r Church
London Guarantee & Acci-
dent Co, A E Planta & Co, r 46
Commercial, P.O. box 167
London & Lancashire Fir«4
Insurance Co, W K Leigh to. i,
agent. Green blk, r Church
Louis, C, miner, r 24 Prideaux
Love, .Tno, road Iwhb, r Second
Love, Jiio, bavu udiu" Palace hotel,
Skinner, r Palace hotel
Lowdeu, J, miner, r Nicol
Mac, miner, r 1
MacCartney,
Victoria rd
Mace. A H, paii
r Milton
Macindo, H,
r Occidental 1
Maoleod, D, .
surgeon, John
tion and Com
House, Walla
McLeod, Georgt
MacNeill, E W,
Cres, r Wallai
MaoPhee, John,
Cres, r Intern
Madden, T, loni
Mahrer, Herma
Co), Front, r (
Magnet Cash S
VVm Langton,
toria Cres, P.C
Mahle, A, sawye
Mnhle. E, miner
• -Ide, A. labr, i
MHhrer&Co,wh(
r Front
Mah-er, Jno, wh
Hirst's stone \
Comox rd
Mainwarimr, A
mans & Wamf
r Victoria rd
I''.itland, RevR
•• Wallace
M«kl, K, miner,
Malcolm, 8, pla
hotel
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HODSOFS BAY COMPANY
Jlnrop«an and Xnglith OBOOBBIES,
trilTBa and ZIQVOJtB, JFree and in
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NANAIHO CITY DIRECTORY.
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Low, Fred, atoker Nan Ga8 Worka,
Newcastle townaite, r Mt Pleasant
hotel
Lowry, Jos, comp Frea Press, r Hotel
Wilson
Lucas, A, miner, r Nicol
Lukey, R J, printer. Commercial, r
cor Richard and Wentworth
Lumb, J, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Luperine, L, miner, r 105 Milton
Lurch, Aaaron, salesman G A Mc-
Bain & Co, Green blk, r Windsor
house
Lynn, WL, Provincial land surveyor,
46 Commercial, r Fourth
Lyons, Mrs M, r 102 Irwin
M
Mac, miner, r 157 Nicol
MacCartney, A, longshoreman, r
Victoria rd
Mace. A H, painter and paper hanger,
r Milton
Macindo, H, prison guard N.P.P.,
r Occidental hotel
Maoleod, D, M.D., physician and
surgeon, Johnston's blk, cor Bas-
tion and Commercial, r Franklyn
House, Wallace
McLeod, George, tailor, Victoria Cres
MacNeill, E W, saddler, 29 Victoria
Cres, r Wallace
MacPhee, John, carpenter, Victoria
Ores, r International hotel
Madden, T, longshoreman, r Fraser
Mahrer, Herman, clerk (Mahrer &
Co), Front, r Comox rd
Magnet Cash Stores, Variety store,
Wm Langton, prop, r 44, 46 Vic-
toria Cres, P.O . box 156
Mahle, A, sawyer, r 26 Fry
Mt'hle, E, miner, r 26 Frv
...lile, A. labr, r26F:y '
M iihrer & Co, wholesale liquor dealers ,
r Front
Mak'er, Jno, wh >lesale liquor dealer.
Hirst's stone warehouse. Front, r
Con>ox rd
MainwarinL', A E, book-keeper He-
mans & Wamsley, 40 Commercial,
r Victoria rd
Initland, RevR R, Methodist mnstr,
r Wallace
M«kl, K, miner, r Milton
Malcolm, 8, plasterer, r Occidental
hotel
Malcourt, — , miner, r Kennedy
Malcum, McCallum, labr, r Richard
Mallish, John, miner, r Fraser
Malpass, labr V.C. Co., r Five-Acre
blocks
Malpaas, J, miner, Needham
Mali>ass, T, miner, r 37 Milton
Manifold, Mrs., r Nicol
Manson, L, genl merchant, 116 Hali-
burton, cor Farquhar, P. 0. box
185
Manson, William sr, fmr, r Newcastle
townsite
Manson, William I'r, book-keeper.
Nan Sawmill, r Prideaux
Manson, W J, clerk to L Manson, r
1 16 Haliburton, cor Farquhar
Marawham, C, carpenter, 28 Pri-
deaux
Marafo, John, miner, r Prideaux
Marks, William, cutter Hem^ns &
Wamsley, r 40 Commercial
Marpas, J, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Marpas, W, blacksmith, r Five-Acre
blks •
Marriott, E T, deliverynian Hemans
& Wamsley, 40 Commercial, r Pro-
vincial hotel
Marsh, Geo, genl commission mercht.
Long Bridge, r Milton
Marshall, A, miner, r Kennedy
Marshall, Jas, dairyman, r Seventh,
Newcastle addition
Marshall, Miss, school teacher. South
ward, r Victoria rd
Marshall, W, bdg house keeper, 129
Nicol, P. O. box 293
Marshall, W, miner, r 139 Nicol
Marshall, William, special constable,
r Fraser
Mart«ll, J, miner, r 30 Esplanade
Martin, Joe, teamster G Bevilockway,
Commercial, r Prideaux
Martin, T, miner, r Robins
Martin, W, lamp trimmer E.L. Wka,
r Prideaux
Marwick, J, teamster Union B. Co.,
r Dunsmuir
Mason, William, D.D.S., dentist.
Odd Fellows' new block, Victoria
Cres, P.O. box 30
Mason, J, candy mfr, 24 Victoria
Cres, P.O. box 260
Matason, A sr, miner r 18 Fry
Matheson, A, miner, r 64 Milton
Matheson, Edward, teamster, r
Hklnner
Matheson, R, lumberman, r Milton
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Matheson, H, teamster City Transfer
Stables, Chapel, r Slcinner
Matheson, E, labr, r Nicol
Matson, J, tailor J A Caldwell, Com-
mercial
Matson, J, mgr stables S. L, r Pro-
vincial
Matson, J, miner, r Haliburton
Matson, 0, miner, r Nicol
Matthews, Edward, teamster J J
Sehl, Free Press blk, r 82 Prideaux
Matthews, E J, carpt, r 21 Selby
May, A, fruiter, r 30 Victoria Cres
May, Harvey, upholsterer J. J. Sehl,
Free Press blk, r Union ave
May, John, cabinetmaker J J Sehl, r
Union ave
Mayne, G H, glazier and painter, saw
mill, r Prideaux
Mayne, Thos, foreman sash and door
factory, r Mill
McAdie, Chas, apprentice E Pim-
Ijurv <& Co, 58 Commercial, r Albert
McAdie, H, undertaker, r 11 Albert
McAllister, Hy, mail carrier, I. X. L.
stables
McAlpine, W J, miner, r 95 Nicol
MoBain, O A & Co, real est agts.
Green blk, Church
MoBain, Geo, real estate agent.
Green blk, r Wallace
McCafferty, E, bricklayer, r Skinner
McCallum, A H, mgr Hotel Wilson,
Chapel, r Hotel Wilson
McCann, W, butcher Hull Bros, r
Victoria Crea
McCann, W, butcher, Nicol
McCape, William, bricklayer and
moulder, r Franklyn
McCarter, W R, comp Free Press, r
Second
McCartenay, A, coai trimmer, Mc'
Cleary
McCartney, W E, mgr Nanaimo
Pharmacy. P. O. box 326, r Cor
Albert arid Selby
McCauce, David, tobacco stripper, 27
Bastion, r McCleary
McCIean, D, longshoreman, r Hali-
burton
McCourt, T, miner, r 52 Victoria rd
McCuish, N, miner r 106 Milton
McCuish, J, miner, r Monday's
cabins, Irwin
MrCutcheon, Chas, grocer, P.O. box
100, r Comox rd
McDermot, T, miner, r Haliburtm
McDonald, laborer, r 32 Kennedy
McDonald, stableman, r Italian
hotel
McDonald, A, con tractor, r 32 Kennedy
McDonald, D D, carpt, r 32 Kennedy
north
McDonald, D S, general merchant,
taxidermist, 69 Haliburton
McDonald, J, carpt, r 156 Farquhar
McDonald, Jas, pressman, Free Press,
r Fraser
McDonald, J, mgr Central hotel.
Commercial
McDonald, Jno A, minei, Newcastle
Townsite, cor Union avenue and
Second
McDonald, M, miner, r Nicol
McDonald, M, labr, r 21 Selby
McDonald, K C, carriage builder and
gen biksmith, r Haliburton
McDonald, Wm, carpt, r Kennedy
McDougal, A, tallyman, N Sawmill,
r Mill
McFariane, L E, baker (Wilson &
McFarlane) Victoria Cres
McGee, Pat, porter and boot-black,
Royal hotel
McGill, Jno, clerk, j Bevilockway,
Commercial, r cor Cavan arid
Albert
McGillis, J, miner, r ISl Haliburton
McGiilis, H, miner, r 137 Haliburton
McGinnis, K, miner, r Kennedy
McGovern, Val, labr, r Fourth
McGregor, A, weighman, V.C. Co,
No 1, r Nicol
McGregor, Harold, clerk, G Bevilock-
wav, Commercial, r Nicol and Fin-
layson
McGregor, J, dry goods store,r 41 Al-
bert
McGregor, J C, school teacher, r 41
Finlayson
McGregor, J C, clerk for Bevilock-
way, r Nicol
McGregor, Jas, clothier, 3 Victoria
Cres, r Albert, P.O box 157
McGregor, W. mgr V.C. Co, r 41
Finlo.yoon
McGregor, W A, blacksmith, r Nicol
and Finlayson
McGuire, D, miner, r 36 Irwin
McGuire, J, miner, r 35 Irwin
Molnnes & Molnnes, barristers
and solicitors, office Johnston blk,
cor Commercial and Bastion
Mclnnes, T R E, barrister and solici-
tor, (Mclnnes & Mclnnes), r Co-
mox rd
T, DOBE&ON, N. W. UOBKSON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
iron and Brass founders, General Machinists,
All Kinds of JtepairSf Zand and Marine,
NANAIMO, • ■ BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Dr. LewU Hall*! Tooth Powder ^ill not InJnre the Teeth.
Made oaly at the CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
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223
Mclnnes, W W B, barrister and sol-
istor (Mclnnes & Mclnnea), r Co-
mox rd
Mcintosh, C W, telegraph operator, r
Oooidental hotel
Mcintosh, Mrs U, dressmaker, r
Wesley
McKay, A, seaman, r Haliburton
McKay, J W, miner, r Prideaax
MoKeohnie, Robt E, physician
and surgeon, r Prideaux
McKeen, N C, grocery store, r Vic-
toria rd
McKeigan, D, miner, r Milton
McKenzie, Angus, clerk Magnet Cash
*^tores, 44 and 46 Victoria Cres, r
Hecate
McKenzie, C carpenter, r 139 Nicol
McKenzie, C C, real estate agent, r
Wesley
McKenzie, C, miner, r Bay View hotl
McKenzie, J, miner, r 34 Fry
McKenzie, J E, journalist, r Albert
McKenzie, J W, miner, r Victoria rd
McKenzie, W R, tailor, r Haliburton
McKinnell, miner, r 27 Haliburton
McKinnell, D, miner, r Nicol
McKinnell, D, miner, r 29 Haliburton
McKinnell, J, miner, r 23 Haliburton
McKinnell, J R, miner D, r 21 Hali-
burton
McLay, T, miner, r 58 Irwin
McLay, T R, compositor Free Press
office, r 58 Irwin
McLay, Thos, comp Free Press, r
Irvvin
McLean, A, miner, r 57 Nicol
McLean, D, coal trimmer, r 78 Pri-
ileaux
McLean, D, salesman T L Brown &
Co, Victoria Cres, r Franklyn
McLean, H, grocer, r Haliburton
McLean, J, miner, 10 Fry
McLean, K, miner, r Victoria rd
Mcl-ean, M, blacksmith, r 12 Fry
McLean, P, miner, r 57 Nicol
McLellan, A, miner, r Five-Acre lots
McLenan, Miss A, dressmaker, r 34
McCIeary
McLellan, D, miner, r 80 Franklyn
McLellan, D, labr, N Sawmill, r 80
Franklyn
McLellan, J, carpenter, r Crescent
hotel
McLollan, W, miner, r Five-Acre
blocks
McLenan, W N, stone mason, r 34
McCIeary
McLellan, W, miner, Stewart ave
McLeod, Dan, tailor J A Caldwell,
r Commercial
Mcl^eod, J, miner, r 114 Victoria rd
McLeod, Miss M, milliner, r 86 Nicol
McLeod, Mrs W, milliner and dress-
maker, 86 Nicol
McLeod, Wm, tailor, Victoria Cres
McLeod, W. mechanic, r 86 Nicol
McLoney, J, miner, r Kennedy
MoMiUan, A J, grocer, (McMillan
& Co) 15 Victoria Cres,r Finlayson
McMillan H, grocers' clerk, 15 Vic-
toria Cres, r Finlavson
McMillan, J H & Co, grocers, 15
Victoria Cres, P. O. box 356
McMillan, J H, grocer, 15 Victoria
Cres, r Finlayson
McNair, E, carpenter. Nan Sawmill, r
Mill
McNeil A, miner, r Kennedy
McNeil, M, millhand sawmill, r Mill
McNeil, S B, miner, r Kennedy
McNeil, J, miner, r 57 Nicol
McNeil, J, teamste/, r Haliburton
McNeil, M, miner, r Victoria rd
McNeil, M, miner, r 62 Haliburton
McRae, carpenter, r Dickson
McRae, Rev D A, Presbyterian
ister, r Fitzwilliam
McRae, Mrs, r 24 Hecate
McRae, Miss M, tailoress J A
well, r Commercial
McRedy, J, miner, r Grace
McSween, H, miner, 57 Nicol
Meakin, A. miner, r 9 Needham
Meakin, F, blacksmith V.C. Co., r
Nicol
Meakin, F C, engineer, r 42 Prideaux
Meakin, Jno, r 120 Haliburton
Mebius, Miss, teacher Girls' Central
School, r Selby
Melbourne, T, pump man V.C. Co, r
Bay View hotel
Menzo, Jos, miner, r 110 Haliburton
Mercer, J A, saloon keeper, Opera
Bar, r Wilson house
Mercer, J B, expressman, r Newcastle
ave
Merrifield, Geo, asst Diamond City
Studio, r 30 Milton
Merrifield, T, miner, r 38 Milton
Merrifleld, W, miner, r 38 Milton
Merriman, W, carpt, r Fitzwilliam
Merritt, J, miner, r 49 Irwin
Merritt, M, miner, r 49 Irwin
Merritt, R, miner, r 49 Irwin
Merritt, T, miner, r 49 Irwin
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Metcalf, J, miner, r Albert
Methodist Church, Wallace
Milan, J, miner, r Occidental hotel
Milberry, Miss B, tailoress J R Wray,
Williams' blk, r Wallace
Mills, E, longshoreman, rHaliburton
Mills, Edward, coal trimmer, r Eraser
Millar, Mrs A, widow, prop Provin-
cial hotel
Millar, Mrs Jno, r Richard
Millar, W F, engr, r 22 Victoria Ores
Miller, H, miner, r 62 Haliburton
Miller, M, miner, r 14 Irwin
Miller, M M, nurse Nanaimo Hosptl,
r Fraiiklyn
Miller, R, miner, r Prideaux
Miller, Wni, stableman, I.X.L
stables, Chapel »t
Millmcre, J, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Milne, Thos, painter, r 60 Commercial
Mitchell, C T, tinsmith. Van H. &
Randle, Commercial, r Franklyn
Mitchell, J, miner, r Haliburton
Mitcliell, J, seaman, r Wentworth
Mitchell, Jno, prop Pioneer Soda
Water Works, cor Wallace and
Wentworth, r Wallace
Mocher, J, miner, r 30 Irwin
Moffat, D, miner, r Lubbock sq,
Prideaux
Moir, G B, labr, r Wesley
Moir, J W, life ins agt, r Wesley
Monday, G, longshoreman, r Com-
mercial Inlet
Moody, D, miner
Moore, — , bricklayer, 22 r Vic-
toria Cres
Moore, T, mmer, r 17 Nicol
Moore, W, longshoreman, r Corii-
mercial Inlet
Moore, W, miner, r 41 Farquhar
Morell, J, hotel keeper, r Haliburton
Morelli, J. miner, r Irwin
Morello, John, propr Identical hotel,
38 Victoria Cres
Morgan, Mrs C E, milliner, Gibson
blk, r cor Wentworth and Richard
Morgan & Comerford, merchant tail-
ors, 47 Commercial, P. O. box 178
Morgan, D, miner, r 51 Haliburton
Morgan, T, mgr No 3 V.C. Co, r 31
Nicol
merchant tailor, 47
r corner Albert and
Morgan, T C,
Commercial,
Robarts
Morgan, Wm,
Ltd, r Irwin
Morgan, W, miner, r 37 Farquhar
salesman N.E.P.S,
Morgan, W, clerk Co-operative store,
r 66 Milton
Morrow, H. miner, r 96 Victoria rd
Morrison, N, carpt, r 39 Wentworth
Morrison, Robt R, labr, r Fourth
Morton, W H, salesman' J H Pleace,
5 Victoria Cres, r 34 Prideaux and
Albert
Moss, W H, bartender Provincial
hotel, Victoria Cres
Motlishawe,E, miner, r Five-Acre blk
Mottishawe.G, miner, r Five-Acre blk
Mottishawe, W, miner,r Five- Acre blk
Mount View Hotel, Newcastle town-
site
Mouzio, J, miner, r 92 Haliburton
Muir, A, miner, r 37 Farquhar
Muirhead, J, miner, r Esplanade
Muir, R, miner, r Nicol
Mulholland, E, miner, r 198 Nicol
Mullett, Joseph, plumber N.W. Wks
r Milton
Muncie, T, miner, r 110 Nicol
Murcheson, Finley, tallyman Geo
Cassaday & Co, r Newcastle ave
Myrtle Lodge, No. 9 K. of P, John
Shaw, K. of R. & S, 3rd story Free
Press blk. Chapel
N
Nanaimo Auction Rooms, Charles
Dempster & Co, Commercial
Nanaimo Cigar Factory; prop
Phil Gable, 27Ba8tion, P.O.box, 189
Nanaimo Drug Store, chemists, drug-
gists and stationers,58 Commercial,
P.O. box 370
Nanaimo Electric Light Works office,
C H Stickles, mgr. Church, rear of
W K Leighton's office
Nanaimo Electric Light Wks,
C H Stickles, m^r, r Eraser
Nanaimo Equitable Pioneer
Society, Ltd, general dealers,
Nicol and Grace, P.O. box, 107
Nanaimo Fire Hall, intersection Nicol
Victoria rd and Cavan
Nanaimo Foundry, T & N W
Dobeson, Comox rd
Nanaimo Free Press, George
Norris, prop, cor Commercial and
Chapel
Nanaimo Gas Works, bridge
Nanaimo Hospital, Watson Ab, stew-
ard, Kennedy and Franklyn
Nanaimo Hotel, Gough & Evans,
propr" Commercial
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY « ** f J™ ^^
NANAIMO CITY DIRKCTOBY.
225
Nanalmo Marble Works, prop,
Alex Henderson, Front
Nanalmo Market, Hull Bros &
Co, Victoria Ores, branches at
Wellington and Northfield
Nanaimo Pharmaoy, W E Mc-
Cartney, mgr, 44 Commercial, P.O.
box, 325
Nanaimo Saw Mill and sash and
door factory. Mill, P.O.Box 35
Nanaimo Soap Works, Gurran Bros
props, Kennedy
Nanaimo Steam Carriagre
Works, prop, R Craig, cor Bastion
and Fraser
Nanaimo Team and Livery Stables,
J H Cocking, prop, Haliourton, P.
0. box, 231
Nanaimo Telephone Co, GET Pit-
tendrigh, mgr. Free Press block 3rd
flobr. Chapel, P.O. box, 312
Nanaimo Water Works Co, office
Selby
Nash, A, painter and decorater, 60
Selby
Nash, I, miner, r 32 Milton
National Assurance Co'y of Ireland,
J M Rudd, agt
Nattrass, Mrs E, nurse, Nanaimo
Hospital, r Franklyn
Neane, W, miner, r '.^0 Irwin
Neens, J, miner, r 99 Nicol
Neens, J, miner, r 150 Nicol
Nelson, miner, r 138 Nicol i
Nelson, A, engineer. Union Brewery,
r Dunsrauir
Neri, Jean, millhand, saw mill. Mill
Neubert, L, T, cigarmaker, 27
Bastion, r Globe hotel
Newbury, J.bootmaker, r 59 Kennedy
Newcastle House, Ed Donlan prop,
r Comox rd
Newcomb, Capt H, captain S.S.
Cutch, r 82 Albert
Newcomb, William, compositor Free
Press, r Haliburton
Newman, Adolph, cigar manufactur-
er, r Williams' blk. Commercial
Newman, C, grocer "Tea Co," 11 Vic-
toria Cres, McAdie blk
Newman, T R, cigar maker, New-
man's cigar factory, r Williams' blk.
Commercial
Newman's cigar factory, cigar manu-
facturers, 2nd floor Williams' blk,
Commercial, P.O. box 64
Newton, J, miner, r 107 Nicol
New Vancouver Coal & Land
Co., Ltd, Saml M Robins supt,
office cor Farquhar and Esplanaae
New York lafe Insurance Co.,
A E Planta & Co agents, 46 Com-
mercial, P.O. box 167
Nicholson, J, miner, r 107 Nicol
Nicholson, J, miner, r Prideaux
Nicholson, J, undertaker, r 108
Dickson
Nicholson, Jno, millhand, r Prideaux
Nicholson, Thos, millhand, sawmill,
rMill
Nickson, Nicholas, teamster Nan T
& L stables, r Haliburton
Nightingale, R, contractor, r Wallace
Nord, J, miner, r 51 Haliburton
Nord, M, blacksmith, r 30 Fry ,
Norris, W E, sect'y Union Brewery,
Duftsmuir, r Kennedy
Norris, A T, bookbinder Free Press,
r Free Press blk
Norris, Geo, editor and prop Free
Fress, P.O. box 25, r Free Press blk
Norris, Geo E, foreman job printing
Free Press, r Free Press blk
Norris, Will F, bookkeeper and col-
lector Free Presft, r Free Press blk
CBrian, Mrs L, prop S, L. stables,
Albert, r Albert
O'Brien, Patrick, bricklayer, r 22 Vic-
toria Cres
Occidental Hotel, Steffen, s,
prop, r Fitzwilliam
O'Connell, Thos, chief of police. Skin-
ner, P.O. box 258, r cor Wesley and
Franklvn
O'Dell, W, architect, r Prideaux
Old Flag Inn, J E. Jenkins, prop,
P.O. box 9, r cor Bastion & Skinner
Oliver, carpt, r Fitzwilliam
Olmstead, C. contractor and builder,
r 71 Albert
Olsen, 0, miner, 102 Milton
Opera House, W K Leighton,mgr,
r Church
Ord, T, miner, r 15a Nichol
Otd, E, engr, 39 Irwin
Oriental Hotel, John C Fraser, prop,
P.O. box 55, r 36 Victoria Cres
Orr & Rendell, boot and shoe mchts,
P.O. box 67, r 1 Victoria Cres
Orr, W J, boot and shoe mcht (Orr &
RendoU), 1 Victoria Cres, r Albert
Owens, J, supt canneries Skeena
river, r39 Fry
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Paoiflo Coast Fire Ins Co'y,
A E Planta & Co, agentH, 46 Com-
mercial, P.O. box 167
Paine, F, miner, r Irwin
Palace Hotel, prop Tlios Peters,
P.O. box 184, r Siiinner
Ponnell, Ed, butcher Cosmopolitan
marlcet. Commercial, r 33 Prideaux
Pannell, G, gardener 8 M Robins, r
46 E{<planade
Pargeter, Dan, barber, Dailey & Gra-
iiam, r cor Victoria rd and Pri-
deaux St
Pargeter, J, engineer V.C. Co, r Vic-
toria rd
Pargeter, John, r Wallace
Pargeter^ John, jr, blacksmith, r
Victoria rd
Parish, Hy, labr, r Stewart ave
Parks, F, prop International hotel,
Victoria Cres, r cor Wentworth and
, Wallace
Parker, E, painter, r Fraser
Parkin, Jas, clerk for Jno Parkin, r
26 Commercial
Parkin, Jno, grocer and provision
dealer. Commercial
Patterson, Buckle & Co, mcht tailors,
Long Bridge, P.O. box 859
Patterson, James, mgr Hull Bros &
Co, 36 Victoria Cres, r Albert
Patterson, J, butcher, r 33 Albert
Patterson, Mrs G D, boarding house,
McAdie blk, Victoria Cres, r Mc-
Adie blk
Patton, R, longshoreman, r Commer-
cial Inlet
Patterson, T, cutter, Victoria Cres, r
S3 Albert
Patterson, T, merchant tailor. Long
Bridge, r 25 Kennedy
Patterson, T, miner, r 185 Haliburton
Patterson, W, butcher, r 33 Albert
Patterson, W, miner, r Haliburton
Patterson, Mrs W, widow, house-
cleaner, r Fraser
Paulson, J, bartender, Commercial
hotel, r 30 Franklyn
Pausche, A, miner, f 30 Irwin
Pausche, J, miner, r 30 Irwin
Pawson, J, J.P., r 29 Fitzwilliam
Payne, Edmund, tailor at Morgan &
Comerford's, r 104 Nicol
Peacock, J, tailor J A Caldwell, Com-
mercial, r Franklyn
Pearce, Geo, miner, r Prideaux
Pearce, Miss Lottie, dressmaker
Sloan & Scott, 49 Commercial, r
Prideaux
Pearsall, A J, school teacher, Frank-
lynn, r McCape's cabins
Pearson, miner, r 26 Milton
Pearson, Charlton H, fruit and candy
store. Commercial, r 46 Nicol
Pearson, J, miner, r 139 Nicol
Pearson, Robt W, clerk, Commercial,
r Nicol
Pearson, T, miner, r Haliburton
Pearson, T, miner, r Dickson
Peck, Mrs T E, widow, r Cavan
Pender, J, miner, r 71 Prideaux
Peoples' Store, The, general mrchts,
48 Victoria Cres, P.O. box 151
Powell, T, miner, r 17a Nicol
Perkins, WHS, dry goods mer-
chant, P.O. box 159, r 8 Milton
Perry, J, miner, r Farquhar
Peters, Henry, cigar maker, 27 Bas-
tion, r Skinner
Peters, Thos, prop Palace Hotel,
Skinner
Peterson, A, miner, r 218 Haliburton
Peto, F G, clerK iV K Leighton,
Green blk, r Church
PtaUpott. W H, proj) Criterion
restaurant, 55 Commercial, r Brit-
tan ia hotel
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co of
Brooklyn, W K I.«ighton, agent.
Green blk, r Church
Pierard, J, miner, r Haliburton
Pierce, E, miner, r 154 Haliburton
Pierrot, J, miner, r 24 Prideaux
Fimbnry, E & Co, chemists, drug-
gists and stationers, 68 Commercial ,
P.O. box 370
Pimbury, E, ch«mist& druggist, 58
Commercial
Pine, G, miner, r Five- Acre lots
Pioneer Soda Water Wks, J Mitchell,
prop, Wallace and Wentworth
Piper, miner, r Kennedy
Piper, J, miner, r 30 Milton
Piper, T, miner, 34 Milton
Pittendrigh, GET, mgr Nanaimo
Telephone Co, P. O. box 312, r
Comox rd
Planta A E & Co, real estate and
insurance, P.O. box 167, 46 Com-
mercial
Planta, A E, i eal estate and insur-
ance, 46 Commercial, r Newcastle
ave
Planta, J P, Justice of Peace and
T. DOBESOK. N. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brata Voundert, Oenerat Maehiniats.
All Kindt of Mepaira, Zand and Marine.
NANAIMO. - • • BRITISH COLUMBIA.
PPPULAR PRICES AND BEST OF GOODS AT THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE
I Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
NANAIMO CITY DIRKOTORY.
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stipendiary MaiiiHtrate for Vancou-
ver Island, r 9 Winfleld Crea
I'laistic, Job, labr, Coinox rd, r Park
hotel
IMeace, J H, hardware merchant, 6
Vititoria Cresent, r Hecate and
Prideaux, P.O. box 4
Police Office, Skinner
1'olkinghorne, J, miner, r 109 Nicol
Polkinghorne, W, miner, r 61 Irwin
Pollard, H, teamster, r Hecate
Pollard, J, teamster Nanaimo T. &L.
stables, r Heacate
Pollard, W J, eneine driver V. C. Co,
r fi2 Victoria ra
Planta, J E, carpenter Nanaimo Saw-
mill, r Newcastle ave
Pollock, R, carpenter, r Robson
Pollock, R, miner, r Five-Acre blocks
Pollock, W, miner, r Five-Acre blocks
Pollock, W J, clerk V.C. Co, r Robson
Pool, Alec, apprentice Crescent Phar-
macy, 26 Victoria Cres, r 9 Selby
Pool, Miss C, school teacher, r 9 Selby
Pool, Mies J, milliner J S Stannard
& Co, Victoria Cres, r 9 Selby
Porter, T, miner, r Haliburton
Prowse, Richard, road foreman, r
Albert
Potts, A, real estate agent Hawthorn-
thwaite & Co, Commercial, r New-
castle towneite
Potts, A G H, land .ind mining brok-
er, Hawthornthwaite & Co, r New-
castle townsite
Potts, H Beevor, barrister,
solicitor, notary public, commis-
sioner for afficfavits, office Com-
mercial, r Union ave, Newcastle
townsite
Potts, E E, surveyor's assistant, r
First
Potta, R, miner, r 16 Dickson
Powers, JET, nigr dry goods depart-
ment, N. E. P. Society, Ltd, r
Hecate
Praeger, Dr A E, physician and sur-
geon, r Front
Pratt, Jno L, barber, Commercial, r
Skinner
Pratt, Thos, mim r, r Prideaux
Presbyterian Ch;irch, «iev McRae,
Fitz William
Presley, B D. book keepur, Hilbert's
store, r Robson
Price, Jas, pressman's assistant, Free
Press, r Selby
Price, J, miner, Five-Acre blocks
Price, J, Free Press office, r Selby
Price, 8, miner, r Selby
Price, W, paper carrier, Fress Press,
r Selby
Pride, W, miner, r 50 Albert
Priest, Elijah, provincial land sur-
veyor, r Newcastle ave
Pritchard, Thos, carriage wood work-
er, r International hotel
Proctor, H, mgr Crescent Pharmacy,
26 Victoria Cres, P.O. box 30
Prout, Jno, painter, r Central hotel
Proven, J, miner, 50 Albert
Provincial Hotel, Mrs A Miller, prop,
r 22 Victoria Cres
Prouse, R, road supt, r 28 Albert
Purkis, 8 C, plasterer, r McCleary
Pyatt, Jos, painter, r Milton
Py well, W, miner, r 52 Kennedy
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Qaennell, Alderman E, butcher,
Commercial, r Fitzwilliam
Quennell, Jas, slaugljterman, Cosmo-
politan market, Commercial, r Na-
naimo river
Quint", J, miner, r Haliburton
Rae, J K, book-keeper, r 122 Nicol
Railway Station, E. & N. Railway,
East Prideaux
Raine, J, engineer, r 52 Victoria rd
Rains, W T, miner, Five- Acre blks
Ramsay, G J, blksmith, r Nicol
Ramsay, G, miner, r Nicol
Ramsay, J, mine L, V.C. Co, r Dick-
son
Ramsay, J, engineer, r Selby
Ranch, A, bartender, r Stewart ave
Randle, A J, tinsmith, (Van Houten
& Randle,) Commercial, r Crace
and Nicol
Randle, A E, hardware merchant,
(Van Houten & Randle) 57 Com-
mercial, r Wesley
Randle, A, (Van Houten and Ran-
dle, r Crace
Randle, A, fireman V.C. Co., Crace
Randle, J, miner V.C. Co., Five-
Acre blks
Randle, Joseph jun, overseer V.C.Co.,
Crace
Randle, 0, machinist, r Crace
Randolph, H G, carpenter, 154 Hali-
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Raper, A, mgr Baper, Raper & Go,
28 Victoria Cre8, P.O. box 21
Raper, Raper & Go, booksellers and
stationers, P.O. box 21
Raper, R, labr V.C.Go., r Gavan
Bawlinson, Ghas, elk A R Johnson &
Co, r Lubbock 8(j
Rawlinson, H, fruitstore Lubbock sq
Redfem, S, miner, r 106 Milton
Redfern, W. miner, r 106 Milton
Reece, D, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Reece, D, miner, r 28 Kennedy
Reece, L, miner, r 164 Haliburton
Reed, J, miner, r Prideaux
Reid, Jno, miner, r Fourth
Reid, J, miner, r Prideaux
Reid, Jno, elk T L Da vies, Gommer-
cial, r Skinner
Reid, Wm, machinist, r 40 Skinner
Reifle, G, brewer Union Brewery, r
Dunsmuir
Reifle, H, brewer Union Brewery, r
Dunsmuir
Reiley, J, miner, r 40 Milton
Rendell, E, boot and shoe merchant,
(Orr & Rendell) Victoria Ores, r 22
Milton
Rennie, Miss T, tailoress J R Wray,
Williams blk, r Prideaux
Renwick, Dave, salesman N.E.P.S.
ltd, Nicol and Grace, r Selbv
Renwick, J jr, blacksmith, r Selby
Reynolds, Harry A, shoemaker Orr
& Rendell, 1 Victoria Ores, r Milton
Rhodes, J, miner, 233 Haliburton
Richards, D, miner, r Five- Acre blks
Richards, J, miner, r 58 Prideaux
Richardson, A A, dry goods mercht,
50 Gommercial, r cor First st and
Stewart ave
Richardson, A, engineer, r53 Nicol
Richardson, G, miner, Prideaux
Richardson, J, miner, r 137 Halibur-
ton
Richardson, J, Wallace
Richardson, J S, elk (A A Richardson)
59 Gommercial, r cor Stewart ave
and First st
Richardson, R, miner, r Nicol
Richardson, Ralph, machinist Nan,
Foundry, r Nicol
Rickson, Jno, deliveryman Excelsior
bakery, Gommercial, r 40 Milton
Rickson, Joseph, miner, r 40 Milton
Rickson, T, mmer, r 40 Mi? ion
Rickson, W, miner, r 40 Milton
Riley, J, miner, r Prideaux
Ritchie, Walter, teamster G Bevi-
lockway, Gommercial, r 45 Went-
worth
Ritchie, W G, teamster Shamrock
livery stables, r Milton
Ritchie, W, teamster S.L.S., Albert,
r Milton
Ritton, D, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Rivers, R, miner, r 15 Needham
Robertson, miner, r 135 Haliburton
Roberts, Miss E, head dressmaker D
Spencer, Victoria Gres, r Robarts
Roberts, E, axeman V.G. Co, Five-
Acre blks
Robertson, Robt, bartender Grand
hotel, Victoria Gres, r Grand hotel
Roberts, W R, jeweller. Green
blk, r Church
Robins, Samnel Matthew, J.P. ,
supt New Vancouver Goal & Land
Go, ltd, r Esplanade
Robinson, miner, r Five-Acre blks
Robinson, F, labr, r 60 Irwin
Robinson, Hy, oper Telephone Go,
Free Press blk, r Irwin
Robinson, Geo, carpenter, r 22 Vic-
toria Gres
Robinson, J, hairdresser, r Milton
Robinson, Joseph, barber, 40 Vic-
toria Gres, r Milton
Robinson, Mrs M, r 60 Irwin
Robson, W, miner, r Fry
Roe, Miss Annie, music teacher,
r Chapel
Roe, Geo, wharfinger, Johnston's
wharf, r Chapel
Rogers, Ellis, miner, r Haliburton
Rogers, F, labr, r Prideaux
Rogers, L, purser .8.8. City of Nanai-
mo, r 23 Prideaux
Rolls, Geo, miner, r Stewart ave
Roman Catholic Church, Wallace
Roos.W, weighmn V.G. Go, r Robarts
Roschio, C, miner, r Nicol
Rosekilly, N R, carpt, r 11 Milton
Rosewall, Hy, miner, r cor Comox rd
and Kennedy
Ross, D, teamster, r 8 Fry
Ross, J, motor driver, V.O.G, r 8 Fry
Ross, Mrs H, rl66 Farquhar
Ross, P, teamster, r 8 Fry
Rova, O, miner, r 16 Sebastian
Rowbottom, Albert, deliveryman,
Union bakery, Bastion
Rowbottom, E, miner, r Prideaux
RowDottom, Frank, baker. Union
bakery. Bastion
Rowbottom, F, stone mason, r 38
Farquhar
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-VICTORIA. B. O.-
NANAIUO CITY OIBECTOBY.
229
Bowbottom, Herbert, deliveryman,
Union bakery, Bastion
Bowe, H, Btage driver, Northfield
and Wellington, r 28 Prideaux
Bowe, Mrs R H, gen store, cor
Needham and Haliburton, r Hali-
burton
Bowlev, J, blksmith, r 13 McCleary
Boy, T, miner, r 63 Irwin
Royal Hotel, Jos Guflfolo, prop. Com-
mercial, P.O. box 5
Ro^al Insuranoe Co'y, W K
Leighton, agent, Green block, r
Church
Budd, Jno M, book-keeper, A R John-
eon & Co, cor Bastion and Skinner,
r Selby
Rudolph, J, miner, r 60 Albert
Rumming, G H, steward, Nanaimo
Social Club, Bastion, r Comox rd
Rumming, W E, bottler. Pioneer
Soda W<ter Works, 62 Wallace, r
Comox rd
Runskee, Emma, chambermaid,
Windsor house
Ryder, C S, fmr, r Haliburton
PIANOS, ORGANS, BAND
INSTRUMENTS, VIOLINS. ETC.
LATEST SHEET MUSIC
SUPPLIED.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
CoMercial St, NANAIHO. B. C.
S
Sabiston, Mrs P, widow, r Wallace
Sage, Enoch, pound keeper, r cor
Dickson st and Victoria rd
Sage, Geo, wharf builder, Newcastle
townsite
Sage, Jessie, janitor, Courthouse, r
Mill
Sage, J, engineer, V.C. Co, r Selby
Salmon, J, miner, r Irwin, 2 Monday's
cabins
Salter, Harry, stableman, Nanaimo
sawmill
Salvation Army officers' headquarters,
Skinner
Sampson, Jno, photographer. Dia-
mond City Studio, 64 Commercial,
r Wallace, P.O. box 246
Santini, E, miner r 20 Prideaux
Sash and Door Factory, A Has-
1am, prop, r Mill
Santy, G, miner. Bay View hotel
Savage, A, longshoreman, r Halibur-
ton
Saw Mill Nanaimo, A Haslam,
prop, r Mill, P.O. box 35
Scales, J H, blksmith, r 24 Dickson
Scales, D, miner, r 104 Victoria rd
Schiell, J, longshoreman, rHalibur-'
ton
Schisler, H L, millhand, sawmill, r
Mill
Schmitz, Louis, baker, r Comox rd
Schwage, E, coal trimmer, r Halibur-
ton '
Sconse, J, miner, r 36 Selby
Sconce, T, miner, r Prideaux
Sconce, W, miner, Prideaux
Scott, D, pipeman, V.C. Co, r 131
Haliburton^
Scott. Miss Kate, tailoress, J R Wray,
Williams' block, r Nicol
Scott, R, machinist, r 32 Irwin
Scott, R, nursery gardener, r
Kennedy
Scott, Walter C, dry goods (Sloan
& Scott), 49 Commercial, r Kennedy
Scottish Union and National
Ins. Co., of Edinbni^h, Soot-
land, Commercial, M Wolfe, agt
Scoville,Wm, I.X.L. stables, r Chapel
Seaton, MrsHF, kindergarden school
teacher, r 38 Irwin
Sehl, J J, furniture dealer. Free
Press blk, r Stewart ave
Sesforth, — , fireman E.L, works, r
Fitzwilliam
Shamrock Livery Stables, J Matson,
prop, Albert
Share, J, miner, r Prideaux
Sharpies, I, builder, r 37 Wentworth
Shaw, A, box pusher V.C. Co. mines,
54 Irwm
Shaw, H, boatbnilder, r 57 Selby
Shaw, J, boatbuil'ler, r 57 Selbv
Shaw Jno, pribcipal Boys' Central
School, r Stewart ave
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Shaw, W N, contractor and carpen-
ter, r Fourth
Sheanes, C, miner, r 49 Irwin
Shelby, Prof E F, violinist, 22 Vic-
toria Crea
Sheppard, H, miner, r Five- Acre blks
Sheppard, J, carpenter, r 59 Selby
Shields, J, longshoreman, r Hali-
burton
Shebbart, P H, miner, r Grace
Sherwin, Thos, dishwasher Criterion
restaurant, 55 Commercial, r Brit-
tania hotel
Simpson, H, barrister and solicitor
(Simpson & Simpson), r 18 Milton
Simpson, H A, barister and solicitor
(Simpson & Simpson), Chapel, r
Wallace
Simpson, J, miner, r Irwin
Simpson & Simpson, barristers,
etc, office Chapel
Sinclair, M, labr Haslam's sawmill, r
Franklyu
Sinclair, William, drayman, 104
Haliburton
Sister Mary Florence, Sister of St
Anne's Convent, Wallace
Sister Mary Infant Jesus, Superior
of St Anne's Convent, Wallace
Sinter Mary Roaary, Sister of St
Anne's Convent, Wallace
Sitko, F, miner, r 5 Monday's cabins,
Irwin
Slavin, J, miner, r 99 Irwin
Sloan, Wm., dr^ goods (Sloan & Scott),
49 Commercial, r Robarts
Sloan 4c Scott, dry goods, 49
Commercial, P.O. box 289, tele-
phone 125
Sloggett, H 0, M.D., physician and
surgeon, Haliburton and Finlayson
Sloggett, H D, student, r Haliburton
and Finlayson
Smart, 6 M, baker (Smart & Thorne),
34 Victoria Cres, r International
hotel
Smart & Thorne, fancy bread and
biscuit bakers, 34 Victoria Cres
Smedley, H, miner, r Nicol
Smith, A J, Excelsior Bakery, 28
Commercial, r Skinner
Smith, A, miner, r Irwin
Smith, Capt Chas, master mariner
Str Estelle
Smith, D, J.P., notary public, r Irwin
Smith, D jr, factorv hand, Newcastle
townsite, r ave Stewart
Smith, Mrs E, r 108 Irwin
Smith, £ B, Methodist minster, r 118
Victoria rd
Smith, Edwd, r Newcastle ave
Smith, Frank, slaughterman H. & W.
Co, 40 Commeicial, r Departure
Bay rd
Smith, Mrs H, r 29 Albert
Smith, Irving, boomman Nanaimo
Sawmill, r Newcastle ave
Smith, I D, carpt, r Haliburton
Smith, J, miner, 34 Far<]^uhar
Smith, J, miner, r 139 Nicol
Smith, J, miner, 14 Robson
Smith, Miss J, head -dressmaker N.
E.P.S., ltd, r Wallace
Smith, J B, plasterer, r 30 McCleary
Smith, John, longshoreman. Mission-
ary Row, r Haliburton
Smith, M, miner, 171 Farquhar
Smith, N, r 179 Nicol
Smith, N, miner, 171 Farquhar
Smith, Peter, nightwatchman Nan
Sawmill, r Newcastle ave
Smith. Robt, teamster N.E.P.S. ltd,
r 108 Irwin
Smith, Capt Sarah, Salvation Army,
Skinner, r S.A.O. headquarters
Smith, W A , miner, r Nicol
Snowden, C, brakeman V.C. Co.,
Snowden, I, engine driver, r 117
Irwin
Snowden, T, stableman Cooking's
stables, Haliburton, r 117 Irwin
Soap Works, Nanaimo, Kennedy
Sobrey, Rev Father, Roman Catholic
priest, The Parsonage, r \ Wallace
Soda Water Works, Pioneer, J Mit-
chell, prop, cor WalU se and Went-
worth
South Ward School, Miss Duncan,
superior, r Needham
Spear, R, miner, r 20 Milton
Spaars, W J ft Co, music store,
P.O. box 96
Spearin, G, stableman y.C. Co., r 173
Haliburton
Speck, A, carpt, r Albert
Spencer, A, miner, 6-Acre blks
Spencer, A, clerk Spencer & Perkins,
r Bay View hotel
Spencer. D, dry goods mercht, Vic-
toria Cres
Spencer, T A, mgr D Spencer, dry
f;oods, Victoria Cres, r Bay View
louse
Spier, A, miner, r 139 Nicol
Spiers, T, machinist, r Prideaux
Spike, Alex, carpenter, r Wallace
T. OOBKSON, N. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron aMtf lira«« I'oundortt 0«««ral Jfine*iMfi«(«i
All Kind* of nopairt, l,and an* Mat
RAlfAIMO. BSITISH COLUKBIA.
FrescriDtions PreDareil ta PURE DRUGS ONLY at tbe Central Drag Store
Clarence Block, Corner Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
NAKAIUO CITY DIRECTORY.
231
Spike, Alf, miner, r Wallaea
Spooner, chicken rancher, r Five-
Acre block
St. Ann's Canvent, Sister Mary I. J.
SurerioreBs, Wallace
St Alban's Parish Church, Toyey,
Rev G H, r Nicol
Stanton, H, Govt clerk, r Selby
Stannard, A W, clerk J S Stannard
& Co, Victoria Cres, r Cavan
Stannard, J S & Co, dry goods
merchants, 20 Victoria Crea, F. O.
box 42
Stannard, F J, salesman J S Stannard
& Co, 20 Victoria Cres, r Prideaux
Stannard, J S, dry goods merchant,
Victoria Cres, r Cavan
Steele, Wm, prop Grand hotel, 18
Victoria Cres
Steel, W, longshoreman, r Victoria
Cres
Steffen, Gas, prop Occidental hotel,
r Fitzwilliam
Stella, Arthur, Union Brewery Co, r
Mill
Stephens, Chris, cook Provincial
hotel, r 22 Victoria Cres
Stephenson, M, teamster A R Johns-
ton & Co, r Chapel
Stephenson, Thos, butcher boy Cos-
mopolitan market, r Fitzwillian
Stevenson, C E & Co, dry goods,
Stanley House, Commercial
Stevenson, C E, dry goods, Stanley
House, r Commercial
Stevens, C, carpenter, r Five-Acre
blocks
Stevenson, S C, bartender Boyal
hotel. Commercial
Stevens, S G, waiter International
hotel, Victoria Cres
Steward, D, minei , r 72 Milton
Steward, D, carpenter, r 74 Milton
Stewart, A, mail clerk, r 32 Albert
Stewart, H M, bank teller, r Selby
Stewart, J, miner, r 94 Nicol
Stewart, J, miner, r 20 Dickson
Stewart, J, miner, r Victoria rd
Stewart, J D, miner, r Finlayson
Stewart, V, machinist, r 32 Albert
Stewart, wm, watchmaker M R
Counter, Victoria Cres, r Hotel
Wilson
Stewart, W, Chief Provincial Police,
r 32 Albert
Stickles, C H, mgr Nan. Electric
Light Works, office Green Block,
Church, r Milton
Stiles, G, miner, r 21 Haliburton
Stirling, A, carpenter, r Five-Acre
blocks
Stoffella, Luigi, brewer Empire
Brewery, r Comox rd
Stolzenberg, Harry, miner,r Kennedy
Stonehouse, D, miner, r 65 Nicol
Stonehouse, J, miner, r 65 Nicol
Stonehouse, M, miner, r 65 Nicol ~
Stonehouse, W, miner, r 65 Nicol
Storey, C, miner, r 70 Fitzwilliam
Storey, I, miner, r 70 Fitzwilliam
Storey, W, miner, r Fitzwilliam
Strain, F H, carpenter, r 71 Albert
Streethorse, G, miner, r 39 Needham
Strine, B, carpenter, r Robson
StuU, S, miner. Bay View hotel
Sullivan, D, machinist, r Victoria
Sullivan, J, engr V.C. Co, r 23 Selby
Summerhays, A, stonemason, r Wal-
lace
Son Fire Insurance Office, A
E Planta & Co, agents, 46 Com-
mercial, P.O. box 167
Sutton, J, miner, r Five-Acre blka
Swanson, Chs^, miner, r McCIeary
Swanson, James, miner, r McCleary
Swanson, Sinclair, miner, r McCleary
Swanson, William, miner, r Mc-
Cleary
Taggart, Charles, confectioner and
fruiter, r 31 Victoria Cres
Tagart, JER, clerk, V.C. Co, r 70
Irwin
Taite, Andrew, bootmaker, Victoria
Cres, r Crescent hotel
Tarrant, L, tailor J A Caldwell, r
Commercial
Taylor, C M, tailor, r Victoria Cres
Taylor, E E, clerk Peoples' Store, 48
Victoria Cres, r Robart
Taylor, F, carpenter, sawmill, r Mill
Taylor, G H, carpenter, r 116 Nicol
Taylor, Jno, miner, r Milton
Taylor, P, engineer V.C. Co., 56 Fry
Tea Company, The, grocers and pre-
vision mchts, P.O. box 1, r 11 Vic
toria Cres
Teague, J, miner, r Five-Acre blk
Teague, J jr, law student, Five-Acre
lots
Telephone Co, Nanaimo, GET Pit-
tendrigh, mgr, Free Press blk,
r Chapel
Temperance Hall, 76 Prideaux
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City
Hotel
Temperley, 6, miner, r Irwin
Thatcher, A, teamster People's store,
r 48 Victoria Cres
Thames, H, cari)t, r Fraser
Thomas, A S, miner, r 27 Farqnhar
Thomas, Alfred, mgr Nanaimo Gas
wks, r Bridge
Thomas D, mmer, 31 Prideaux
Thomas, Wm, fmr, r Richard
Thompson, Adam, jr, asst city clerk,
City hall, r Nicol
Thom'pson, A, miner, r 150 Nicol
Thompson, Crawford, teamster Nan
T. & L. stables, r 94 Haliburton
Thompson, D, miner. Five- Acre blks
Thompson, G, govt clerk, r 24Frank-
lyn and Wesley
Thompson, H, liveryman,
burton
Thompson, J, miner, 107 Nicol
Thompson, Jas, expressman
Transfer Stables, Chapel, r
Wilson
Thompson, Jno, r Newcastle townsite
Thompson, J, miner, Victoria rd
Thompson, John, carpentey, r 94
Haliburton " .
Thompson. J, miner, 169 Haliburton
Thompson, J, miner, 150 Nicol
Thompson, J, miner, 153 Nicol
Thompson, J W, miner, Victoria rd
Thompson, Peter, carpt, Skinner, r
Palace hotel
Thompson, R, miner, 139 Nicol
Thompson & Scoville, I.X.L.
livery, Chapel
Thompson, S, miner, r 135 Kennedy
Thompson, W, miner, r Nicol
Thompson, Walter, I.X.L. stables, r
Chapel ,
Thorne, E, baker Smart & Thome, 34
Victoria Cres, r Provincial hotel
Thorpe, W H, miner, r Haliburton
Thrall, A, miner, r 8 Gillespie
Tippett, S, butcher, r 167 Nicol
Tisdale, D, labr, r 61 Fraser
Todd, F. teamster, Wallace, r 94
Nicol
Topp, Wm, stableman City Transfer
Stables, Chapel, r Occidental hotel
Tovey, Rev G H, rector St. Alban's
church, r Selby
Trounce, Wm, night watchman, cor
Bastion & Skinner, r Old Flag inn
Trumpet, J, machinist, r 2 Duns-
muir
Trevillion, T, miner, r 45 Prideaux
Tucker, Matthew, carpt, r Fourth
Tanstall, J, miner, r 120 Victoria rd
TarnbuU. Thos, labr, r Fourth
Turner, A, miner, r 29 Milton
Turner, A, miner, r 45 Prideaux
Turner, Fred, apprentice Van Hou-
ten & Randle, Commercial, r Nicol
Turner, R, miner, r 166 Nicol
Tweed, £, miner, r Albert
Tweed, Miss, milliner D Spencer,
r Victoria Cres
Tyler, A, miner, r 19 Milton
Tyler, H, miner, r 19 Milton
Tyler, J, miner, r 19 Milton
Tyler, L, miner, r 19 Milton
Union Assurance Co of London,
£ng. Commercial, M Wolfe, agent
Union Bakery, prop, Francis Row-
bottom, Bastion, P.O. box 102
U.S. Consnlar Asrenoy, W B
Dennison, agent, r 57 Commercial,
P.O. box 321
Vagts, Jno, cigar maker, 27 Bastion,
r Central hotel
Vahle, F, miner, r 187 Haliburton
Valley, M, miner, r 91 Prideaux
Van Honton & Handle, hard-
ware merchants, 51 Commercial,
P.O. box 329
Van Houten, A C, druggist E Pim-
bury & Co, 58 Commercial, r Hotel
Wilson
Van Houten, E McG, chemist and
druggist, E Pimburjr & Co, 68 Com-
mercial, r Hotel Wilson
Van Houten, Walter J, hardware
merchant (Van Houten & Ran-
dle), Commercial, r cor Prideaux
and Albert
Vail Houten, W (Van Houten &
Randle), Commercial, r Albert
Veronica Home, 127 Victoria rd
Vienna Steam Bakery, Comox rd
Vipond, G, express and drayman, r
Wallace
Vipond, J, express and drayman, r
Wallace
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Wagstaff, F, miner, r Haiiburton
Wagstaif, W, miner, r Eaton
Wakdem. T, miner, r Hali^'".rton
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Walker. Mrs G
William
Wall, T, carpe
Wall, WH, en
Wallace, Jas, c
Wallace, L. h
Works, r Wa
Wallace, Magg
don, r Pridea
Wallace, S mic
Wamsley, M, I
10 Richard
Wamsley, M,
40 Commerci
Wandsberg, F,
Ward, Chas, up
zie. Union av
Ward, J B, frui
Cres
Wardill.CA.n
Warran J, eng
Warwick, A, ji
McCleary
Watson, A, min
Watson, A V, st
pital, cor Ken
Watson, Geo, 1
site
Watson, J, mine
Watson, Miss S.
Watssn, Mrs M
Hospital, cor I
Watson, Robt, u
r Newcastle to
Webb, Wm E, r
Cres
Weeks, J, miner
Weigh, Pet<
brewery. Inter
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WbolGsale Grocers & fine MercMts
VICTORIA. B. C.
NANAIMO CITY DIBBCTOBY.
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MERCHANT
TAILOR - -
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Coiiercial St. NAMIHO, B. C.
Walker, Mrs G, fruit store, r 20 Fitz-
william
Wall, T, carpenter, r Five- Acre blks
Wall, W H. engr, r 46 Haliburton
Wallace, Jas, carpenter, r McCleary
Wallace, L, jr. Dottier Soda Water
Works, r Wallace
Wallace, Maggie, domestic Mrs Gor-
don, r Prideaux
Wallace, S miner, t 8 Kennedy
Wamsley, M, butcher, Commercial, r
10 Richard
Wamsley, M, (Hemans & Wamsley)
40 Commercial, r Richard
Wandsberg, F, labr, r Cavan
Wardj.Chas, upholsterer, J) C McKen-
zie. Union ave
Ward, J B, fruit dealer, r 42 Victoria
Cres
Wardill, A, mechanic, r Selby
Warran, J, engineer, r Irwin
Warwick, A, gang boss, V.C. Co, r
McCleary
Watson, A, miner, r Irwin
Watson, A V, steward, Nanaimo Hos-
pital, cor Kennedy and Franklyn
Watson, Geo, labr,' Newcastle towh-
site
Watson, J, miner. Five- Acre lots
Watson, Mies S, music teacher, r Selby
Watsen, Mrs M R, matron, Nanaimo
Hospital, cor Kennedy and Frankyn
Watson, Robt, machinist, N.V.C Co,
r Newcastle townsite
Webb, Wm E, retired, r 32 Victoria
Cres
Weeks, J, miner, r 20 Milton
Weigh, Peter, prop. Empire
brewery, International hotel, r Vic-
toria Cres
Wells, T H, teamster. Union brewery,
Newcastle townsite
Wells, Wm, miner, r Richard
Welsh, Miss A, music teacher, r 45
Fitzwilliam
Welsh, Miss E, clerk, Raper, Raper
& Co, 28 Victoria Cres, r Fitzwilliam
Welsh, Miss H, clerk in Raper store,
r 45 Fitzwilliam
Wenborn, F, nursery gardener, r 47
Dickson
Wenborn, R, machinist, Mitford
Cres
Wen burn, Wm, butcher, r 86 Hali-
burton
West, T, miner, r Farquhar
Westerman, J, miner, r 50 Albert
Westmorland, Robt, retired, r Com-
mercial
Westwood, C N, P.O. box 214, r
Comox rd
Westwood, Mrs F, widow, r Comox
rd
Westwood, G W J, r Comox rd
Westwood, J A H, r Comox rd
Westwood, M T C| fmr, Nanaimo, r
Comox rd
Wharf, Hirst's, C N Westwood, mgr,
cor Wharf and Bastion
Wharf, Johnston's, G Roe wharfin-
ger. Front
While, bricklayer, r Farquhar
Whiteside, clerk McGregor's store,
24 Milton
Whiteside, F S, salesman Jas Mc-
Gregor, 3 Victoria Cres, 24 Milton
Whitfield, Oeo, boot and shoe
dealer, 30 Victoria Cres, r upstairs,
P.O. box 238
Whitfield, Randolph, salesman M
Wolfe, Commercial, r 106 Nicol
Whitfield, R, real estate agent, r 126
Nicol
Whitfield, W H, carp'ter, 26 Milton
Whitehead, Geo, clerk Hotel Wilson,
r Chapel
Wigram, J, miner, r 1 Irwin, cor
Sebastian
Wilcox, Mrs Jas, widow, r Milton
Wilcox, Ralph, bartender. Commer-
cial hotel
Wildman, W, lather, r Fitzwilliam
Willey, H, clerk Nan. V.C. Co., r
McCleary
Wiley, J, miner, r 78 Prideaux
Willis, R, miner, 106 Nicol
Willis, Mies R, chambermaid Palace
hotel, r Skinner
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BRITISH COIiVMBIA DIBBCTOBY.
Wilkinson, J, miner, r Milton
"Wilkinson, W, miner, r 110 Victoria rd
Wilks, E Miss, Chambermaid, Nana-
imo hotel
Wilks, Stephen, miner, r 82 Hali-
burton
Wilks, Thos, labr, r 82 Haliburton
Williams, W Lloyd, miner, r 28 Ken-
nedy
Williams, A, miner, r 20 Milton
Williams, A, carpenter, r34McGleary
Williams, A D, clerk W K Leighton,
r Park hotel, Comox rd
Williams, Chas, teamster I. X. L.
stables, r Chapel
Williams, Francis Z, elk 6 Bevilock-
way. Commercial, r Dickson
Williams, G, miner, r 14 Prideaux
Williams, Jae, clerk Central hotel,
Commercial
Williams, J, expressman, r 25 Pri-
deaux
Williams, J, miner, 15 Nicol
Williams, Nathaniel, miner, r Pri-
deaux
Williams, N, miner, r Five-Acre lots
Williams, T, labr C. Co., Five-
Acre lots
James, carpenter, r
John, carpenter, r
Williamson,
Franklyn
Williamson,
Franklyn
Williamson, P, cabinet maker, r
Selby
Williamson, Peter, millhand saw
mill, r Mill
Williamson, Saml, miner, r Milton
Willoughby, H, miner, Lubbock sq
Wilson, A, miner, 66 Selby
Wilson, Chas, carpenter, r Finlayson
Wilson, Jno jr. moulder Nan Foun-
dry, r Campbell
Wilson, J, (Wilson & McFarlane)
bakers, r Victoria Cres
Wilson, J, miner, r 126 Victoria rd
Wilson, J S, miner, r Fraser
Wilson & McFarlane, bakers, r 43
Victoria Cres
Wilson, Miss M, dressmaker Sloan &
Scott, 49 Commercial, r Albert
Wilson, T, miner, r 12 Gillespie
Wilson, T, miner, r Farquhar
Wilson, Walter, prop Hotel Wilson,
P.O. box 360, r Hotel Wilson
Windsor House, hotel, P.O. box
139, r Church
Winterhalter, Conrad, brewer, r Co-
mox rd
Winters, S, miner, r 58 Nicol
Wolfe, Marons, real estate
and flnanoial broker. Com-
mercial, P.O. box 10, r cor Fltz-
william and Wallace
Wood, W,8tationagt E. & N. R., r Pri-
deaux
Woodburn, M, miner, rl96 Nicol
Woodburn, Mrs M, r 196 Nicol
Woodburn, P, miner, 196 Nicol
Woodman, Miss A, saleslady N.E.P.
S. ltd, r Victoria rd
Woodman, W, engineer, r 122 Vic-
toria rd
Worden, W, prop Tea Co, 11 Victoria
Cres, McAdie block
Wray, J R, merchant tailor, cor
Commercial and Wharf, 27 Wil-
liams' bloc"^, r Wesley
Wrigglesworth, J, joiner, r Milton
Westphalu, H, cigar maker, New-
man's
Cigar Factory, Williams' block, r
Commercial
Wyse, J F H, electrician, r Robarts
Yarrow, G, miner, r 47 Needham
Yarwood ft Yonngr, barristers
and solicitors, Commercial
Yates, J, miner, r Nicol
Y.M.O.A. Rooms, E W Freure, sec,
8rd story Green Block, Church;
Officers, Pres. Capt H L Dempster,
Vice-pres. G W Gowland, Rec Sec.
W H McLellan, Treas. AldT Dobe-
son, Gen. Sec. E W Freure ; Bible
SocieW, British and Foreign, Y.M.
C.A. Rooms, A Shaw, secretary
Y. M. I. Hall, Wallace
Young, Ej carpentet, Victoria Cres,
r McAdie Block
Young, Fred McB, barrister and sol-
icitor ( i arwo<xl & Young), r Heeat
Young, Jas, prop People's Store, 48
Victoria Cres, r upstairs
Young, R, miner, r Haliburton
. T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBBSON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron mnd Brata Pounder*, Oeneral Maehinittt,
All Kind* «/ SepairM, XaMd a»il Marine,
NANAIMO, ■ • • BRITISH COLUMBIA.
, LEWIS iMiL's iiiTiCErni; TOon wish sn^^rj-cjn^;^.
Mmd* oMiy •« CXITTBAT. ItSVO BTOMX, OUtranet JBlook, VUtertat «• C.
NANAIMO OITT DIBXOTORT.
235
NANiilMO CITY STREET DIRECTORY.
ALBERT — Buna west from Vic-
toria road to city limits, Middle
Ward
South Side.
11 McAdie, H
21 Morgan, T G
27 Hoskinp, J
Mertrac I, Mrs J N
Hoskine E
28 Proase, R
29 Smith, Mrs H
Ferdinand, L
35 Hindmarsh, R
S«lby street intersect!.
37 Glenn, Mrs J
Glenn, Miss S
41 McGregor, J
Glaholm, Gapt J
49 Van Houten, W
71 Olmsted, G
Strain, F
Strain, F H
Hoskin, J
Milton street intersecta.
Bryant, T
Davis, Dr L T
RobartB Street intersects.
Shamrock Livery Stable
Dunlap, D
Ritchie, W
Lang, J
Matson, J
O'Brien, Mrs L
Cavan Street intersects.
North Side.
Speck, A
82 Stewart, W
Stewart, V
StewartjA
Tweed, E
LeFeuvre, F
Derward, E
McGartenay, W E
Hughes, —
Heddle, W T
Metcalf, J
Prldeaux Street intersects.
33 Patterson, W
Patterson J
Patterson, T
42 Hirst, G
60 Rudolph, J
Pride, W
Proven, J
82 Newcomb, Gapt H
BASTION— Runs south -west from
Water Front to Ravine Greek,
south side, Middle Ward ; north
side, North Ward.
North Side.
Rowbottom, F
Union Ba •• ery
North-East Gorner.
Barlow, G D
Rawlinson, Ghas
Johnston, A R & Go
Johnston, A R
Glaholm, Thos
Rudd, J M
National Assur Go oi Ireland
Atlas Assurance Go of London
Macleod, D, M.D
South Side.
G.P.R. Go's telegraph office
Gallaghan, J A
Ferguson, P
27 Nanaimo Gigar Factory
Gable, Phil
South-East Gorner.
Hawkin, Jaa
• Heddle, R
BENSON— Runs north from Skin-
ner to Gomox road. North Ward.
BRIDGE — Runs north from Gomox
road to Newcastle Townsite.
East Side.
Dixon, A R
Hovelaque, P A
Dixon, A J
Glark, Mrs M
West Side.
Abrams, Jas
Comox Road intersetts.
Thomas, Alfred
Nanaimo Gas Works
Job
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Xrvw mnd Mrma* W »un t »r», OM»«r«l MmehiniwU,
All Kindt of Mtpatrt, £«m4 »nd Mt^rlne,
NANAIMO, • • BRITI8H COLUMBIA.
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236 BRITIBH COLUMBIA DIBBOTOBY.
CAMPBELL — Runs west from Ben-
Cowie, Jno
ton to city limits. North Ward.
Norris, A T
South Side.
Booth, Thos B
Wilson, J no, jr
Wilson, Walter
McGallum. A H
Whitehead. Geo
Kennedy, Wm
Kenton, H
Damon, Emma
tion to Wentworth, North Ward.
Diinhftf* JoRie. Miss
CAVAN— Runs west from Victoria
Crescent to Albert, Middle Ward.
Cullin, Hilda
City Transfer & Livery Stable
Keddy, Wm
West Side.
Cameron, A
Peck, Mrs T E
Topp, W
Armstrong, I J
Thompson, Jno
Wandsberg, F
Matheson, H
Raper, R
Gam, J
Lloyd, A
Livery stables, I.X.L
12 Ganner, J
Thompson, Walter
Scoville, Wm
Livery Stable
Ganner, W H
Millne, Wm
Griswell, Jas
Williams, Chas
CHAPEL — Runs north from Church
to junction of Skinner and Ben-
son, North Ward.
McAllister, Hv
McDonald, K C
Pritchard. Thos
Grimes, Wm
East Side.
Simpson & Simpson
St. Paul's Institute
Nanaimo Telephone Co
Stephenson, M
Sehl, J J
Davis, Thos L
Irving. E B
Glaholm, Thos
Case, E W
Johnston, S H
May, Harvey
Matthews, Ed
Foster Bros
Foster, NG
Roe, Geo
Roe, Miss Annie
CHURCH— Runs north-west from
Norris, Geo
Commercial to Front, North
West Side.
Ward.
4 Norris, Will F
East Side.
Norris, Geo E
Leighton, W K
Deane, F J
Confederation Life Ass'n B.
Myrtle Lodge, K of P
C. T^nd & Investment Agy
Telephone Co, Nanaimo
Dominion Building & Loan
Hotel Wilson
Association
Hopkins. W H
Newcomb, Wm
London & Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co
Burnett, Harold
Royal Insurance Co
Chambers, E V
London & Canadian Ins Co
Campbell, A C
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co of
McLay, Thos
Brooklyn
McDonald, Jas
B. C. Corporation Co, Lm'td
McCarter, W R
Peto, F G
Price, Jas
McBain, G A Co
Lowry, Jos
Howell, H P
Price, W
Lurch, Aaron
Akenhead, W
Y.M.C.A. Rooms
RED CROSS BREWERY LAGERBEER
VANOOUVlBR, B. O
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
HmrtpMtn an* Mn§tM» BMOOMXIMB,
WIirXB •n* LIQVOna, JV«« mnd In
B*n*. VIOTORIA, B. O.
MAMAIMO OITT DIBICTOBY.
237
Bible Society British & For-
eign
Roberta, W R
Hilbert, Mrs S M
Dempeey, H
Dempsey, C A,
Winaeor House
Chutt, Chas
Adams, Chas
Fitzpatrick & Mercer
Fitzpatrick, M
Mercer, J A
Herms, G H Prof
Lee, Sarah
Runskee, Emma
Izen, Miss L,
CommeroUl and Chapel Streets intcnect
Barker, H
Opera House
Nan. Electric Light Works
Office
COBIMBRCIAIf — Runs north from
Lone Bridge to Ohurch, Middle
and North Wards.
East Side.
Newman's Cigar Factory
Bracken, T
Nanaimo Auction Rooms
41-43 Stevenson & Co. C E
47 Morgan & Comerford
Morgan, T C
Comerford, Thos
49 Sloan &, Scott
Westmorland, Robt
Sloan, Wm
Scott, W C
51 Van Houten & Randle
Mitchell, C T
Turner, F
58 Brittania Hotel
Hindmarsh, Robt
Hindmarsh, Thos
55 Philpott, W H
Criterion Restaurant
57 C. P. Ry Freight and Ticket
office
DennisoD, W B
U S Consul Agency
Dominion express office
59 Richardson, A A
Richardson, J S
Bucklee & Eden
Bucklee, T W
56 James, Wm
Sherwin, Thos
Eden, F
Bevilockway. Geo
Knarston
Williams, F Z
McGregor, H
McGill, John
Bevilockway, Wm
Martin, Joe
Ritchie, W
BMtlon Street interaeots.
Commercial Hotel
Paulson, J
Wilcox, Ralph
Davis, Dr LT
Dempster, Chas & Co
Good, J H
Challinor, A
Potts, C H Bewor
Aaronson. B
17-19-21 Hilbert, R
Hobbs, J H
Caldwell, J A
Donahoe, J
Coundley, E
27 Wray, J R
McLeod, Danr
Burke, S
Logan. J
Matson, J
Peacock, J
Tarrant, L
Hird, Miss M
McRae, Miss M
Holmes, Wm
Newman, Adolph
Bradley, Miss M
Davies, T L
Skinner street intersecta
Reid, J
Royal Hotel
CufTolo, Jos
Stevenson, S C
McGee, Pat
Ashlar Lodge, No 3, B.C.R.,
A. F. and A. M., Masonic
Hall
Wolfe, Marcus
Doric Lodge, No 18, B.C.R.,
A.F. and A.M
Keystone Royal Arch Chapter,
No 235, G.R.S., A.F. and A.
M
Citizen's Building Society
Scottish Union and National
lus Co. of Edinburgh, Scot-
land
Hartford Fire Ins Co
Union Ass'ce Co. of London,
Eng
sra
THOHiS HARDY
Next to the Crescent Hotel. Vic- nATlltfir HDITmCT
torU Crescent. KANAIMO. DU 1 AJllt 1/A.lJulll 1
Thm 0«l«te»i«d IIBIUXO Blood PwMor.
J. HILBERT
Manufacturer and Intportor of Furniture,
Carpats, Bedding and Wall Paper - . . ■
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BRITISH OOLCHBIA DIBEOTOBY.
Eastern Fire Ass'ce Go
Great West Life Ass'ce Go of
Winnipeg
Canada Permanent Loab and
Savings Go of Toronto
Bircliall, G B
Whitfield, R
Nanaimo Hotel
Pratt, Jno L
Gough & Evans
Evans, R
Gough, Mrs E
Jones, W A
West Side.
6 Free Press, Nanaimo
12 Daley, Dan
Graham, Juo
Dailey & Graham
Parseter, Dan
24 Keller & Lukey
Keller. T W
26 Parkin, Jno
28 Smith, A J
Riokson, Jno
38 Hirst, Thos
Hirst, Geo
Pearson, G H
Pearson, R W
Hirst, Jno
Hirst, Bros
Hirst, Wm
Hirst, Jas
40 Gity Market
Parkin, Jas
East Side.
Hemans & Wamsley
42 Aaronson, Mrs B
44 Nanaimo Pharmacy
M'Gartney, W E
46 Planta, A £
Allison, Jos
Hyland, A R
Lynn, Wm
Garrard, F G
58 Pimbury, E & Go
Nanaimo Drug Store
Van Hoaten, E McG
Van Houten, G McG
60 Exley, A R
Milne, Thos
62 Beveridge, Wm
64 Sampson, Jno
Diamond City Studio
Honeyman, J J
Morgan, Mrs C E
Geoghegan, F
Cosmopolitan Marhet
Qaenell, Aid E
Harbor Master
Pannell, E
Hoffman, Julius
King, A G, jr
Gardiner, Louis
Quenell, Jas
Aitken, F
Stephenson, Thos
Central Hotel
McDonald, J
Williams, Jas
Lukey, R J
Gray, Jos
COMMERCIAL INLET.
. South Side.
Lloyd, J
Hall, W
Hart, J
Kidney, P
Day, J
Farren, J
Moore, W •
Hardv, J
Hardv, E
Patton, R
COMOX ROAD— Runs west from
Front to city limits, North Ward.
Nobth Side.
Dobeson, J W
Mahrer, Jno
Dobeson, Osman
Westwood, M T C
Dick, Jno
Prldeauz Street iBtenectg.
Westwood, J A H
Westwood, G W J
Westwood, C N
Westwood, Mrs F
Williams, A D
Cutler, Geo
Plaistic, Jos
Watson, Robt
Nanaimo Foundry
Hasenfratz, AuguAt
Winterhalter, C
MoCleary Street interseeti.
Rosewall, Geo
Bernard, F C
61 Mclnnes & Mclnnes
Mclnnes, T R E
Mclnnes, W W B
Rumming, G H
Nanaimo Foundry
Comox
D(
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South i
St(
Do
Bridge, Ft
53 Mc
Ul Bai
Rui
Sch
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Dav
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Kennedy
GRACE—
ade to ]
West Sid
Gord
Gord
Stubl
Mere
Hall,
Bapti
Rand
Randi
Randl
Nlcol Street
Gordo
DALLAS
Front an(
West Side.
Good,
Good,]
DEPARTU
Cassadj
Fulthor
Hoggan
Hoggan
MCKSON-I
' planade to :
East Side.
20 Stewart,
24 Scaler, J
In»ln Street In
T. DOBIBON. N. W. POBESON
NANAIMO FOUNDRV,
iron «MMl Brm»» rounder*, Oeiterat Maehiniit;
jIU Kinia of JtojP'- ■*'-' X>»n* and Marine.
KAKAOm, • BRITI8B COLVBIBIA.
^& fl ^ s^i;W^id£MM:£^k^tM^iSi^M
liiii
ure.
PULMOIHG COUCH CURE :
WILL CURB THAT COUGH
OKMYRAL DRUG ITQIU:
MADE eMLT AT THE
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CImrenee BImek, Com*
l»OM9l*« Htrttt; VICTOMMA, B. C.
it from
Ward.
NANAIHO CITY OIRKOTORY.
289
Comox Ro«d run* Weit Front Street.
DobeBon, T
Dobeson, N W
Curry, W J, D.D.8
Pittendrigh, GET
South Siob.
Stoffela, Luigi
Donlan, Ed
Bridge, Fraeer and Mill Streets inteneet.
53 McCutcheon, Ghas
01 Barker, C H
Rumming, W E
Schmitz, Louis
Vienna Steam Bakery
Davis, Jos P
Juriet, Geo
Kennedy Street inteneet*.
CRACK — Runs west from Esplan-
ade to Nicol
West Side.
Gordon, T
Gordon, G
Stubbart, P H
Moredy, J
Hall, G T
BaptiHt church
Randle, Jos
Randle, A
Randle
Nicol street laterteoti.
Gordon, W
DALLAS SQUARE— Between
Front and Church, North Ward.
West Side.
Good, Vincent
Good, Rev Canon J B
DEPARTURE BAY ROAD.
Gassady, Greo & Co
Fulthorp, Alfred
Hoggan, Wni
Hoggan, David
DICKSON— Runs westerly fromEs-
planade to Nicol, South Ward.
East Side.
20 Stewart, J
24 Scaler, J H
Irwin Street Intenecti.
McRae
Collen, F
Galloway
46 Boyd, Neal
48 Brighton, Mrs R
Nlool Street intenecti.
West Side.
Challinor, W
Challinor, A
23 Hirst, R
Haliburton Street inteneets.
4/ Wenborn
i'.inson, T
Sage, E
Vi'totik Kokd inteneoti.
16 Challinor, S
Calderhei d, Mrs A
18 Anderson, T
18 Curby, H
DUNSMUIR— Runs north-west
from Albert to Franklyn. Middle
Ward. »
West Side.
2 Ti umper, J A
Franklyn Street Inteneets
Marwick, J
East Side.
Reifle, H
Reifle, G
Nelson, A
• Jenkins, A
Norris, W B
Wells, T H
Langill, R
EATON.
West Side.
Hunt, M
Holmes, G
Bone, S
Gregory. J
WagsUff, W
ESPLANADE— Runs south from
Winfield Orescent to Indian Re-
serve, South Ward.
West Side.
12 Devlin
Irwin aad Qraoe Stteeta internet.
14 Honeyman, Capt G
18 Crossan, J
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. M. BEATTIE
CITY MAEKET, VAMCOUVER. B. a
APPRAISER . AND
GENKRALCOMMISSieNlitRCHAIPr.
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NANAIMO FOUNDRY,
Iron mnd Br»M» JFtuniert, <f«f*«t>«I Xathiniata.
All Kinds of Mepairt, Zand and Jfarine*
NANAIMO, BRITISH COLUMCIA.
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BBITIBH COLUMBIA DIBECTOBY.
22 Land, Capt P M v
28 Gillard R
30 Martell, J
Bobins, S M
Fry Street Inierrooti.
46 Pannell, G
68 Bate, M
Dixon Street intenecti.
No 1 shaft, V.C, Co.
70 Cooper, H
Muirhead, J
Dovie, W
Hall. W
Dixon Street intersects.
Carpenter eheds, V.C. Co.
Electric power house, V.C.Co.
Office V.C. Co.
Farquhar Street Intersects.
FARQUHAlt — Runs westerly from
Esplanade to Nicol, South Ward.
East Side.
Wilson T
Fredrickson, J
34 Jamieson, R L
Jamieson, W T
Smith, J
36 Baneyatt, E
38 Rowbottom, N
42 Lisher, G
Snowden, C
164 Belloni, B
Brandolini, G
Censi, A
156 McDonald, J
Beaton, A
Ross, Mrs H
168 Booth, J
Victoria Road Inteneots.
174 Cowan. P
Cowan, J
176 Freeman, J
Nicol Street intersects.
West Side.
23 Langdon, J '
Courtenay, E
Irwin Street lat'irsects.
Store House, V.O. Co
Esplanade intersects.
25 Rentol, W
27 Thomas, A S
33 Jones, W J
Haliburton Street interieots.
37 Jarvis, R
39 Hope, T
41 Moore, Mrs W
165 West, T
169 Evans, D
Evans, J
171 Smith, N
Smith, M
Perry, J
While
FINLAYSON STREET-Runs
westerly from Esplanade to Nicol,
South Ward.
East Side.
McMillan, J H
Grey, J
32 Goffalo, J
West Side.
41 McGregor, W
McGregor, J C
49 Vacant
Nicol street intersects.
Haliburton Street Intersects.
Corrigan, Mrs T
Bradley, P
Bate, W C
Green well, J
Fry street intersects.
FIRST STREET— Runs west from
Newcatle avenue to city limits.
NoBTH Side.
Lewis, W W
Stewart Avenue intersects.
South Side.
Potts, E E
First Street runs West from MewcastU
Avenue to City limits.
FITZWILLIAM — Runs south-
west from Wallace to city limits.
south side, Middle Ward ; north
side. North Ward.
NoBTH Side.
Leighton, W K
Walker, Mrs G
Kelly, J
Johnson, G
Burnett, W
Sesforth
Merriman, W
Wildman, V
Oliver
RED:CROSS:BREfERy, -yANCOlJVEll,:B.q
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY '^ •Jj^lf J'J™. ^
NANAIMO CITY DIBXCTOBY.
241
Jones, W
Forester, H
Harvey
Mcintosh, C W
Bulman, W
Hopkins, T
Milan, J
Llewellvn, T
Eden, t J
Davidson, J T
Topp, W
Fatnam
Macindo, H
Malcolm, 8
Hague, G
Stelen, S
66 Craig, W
Milton Street intetieots.
68 Ishwood, J
70 Storey, I
Btorey,
Storey, W
Bteffen, G
West Side.
Pollock, R
SoDTH Side.
29 Pawson, J
Wular street iiiteraeets.
45 Welsh. Miss A
Welsh, Miss H
Home, W A
Pride*ux Street interieota.
Bruce, H
Hodgkins, J
McCrae, Rev D A
Presbyterian Church
FOURTH STRBBT— Runs West
from Newcastle Avenue to city
limits.
NoBTH Side.
Reid, Jno
Tucker, M
Morrison, R R
TurnbuU, Thos
McGtovern, Val
Stewart Avenue interaeets.
Kirkham, W
South Side.
Bernard, Theo
Vancouver Avenue Inteneota.
Lynn, W L
Gill, Chris
Hall, Geo
Chaw, —
FRANKLYN — Runs south-west
from ravine to city limits. Middle
Ward.
NoBTH Side.
Nanaimo Hospital
FranUyn Street interaects.
Williamson, John
24 Thompson, G
Wesley Street inteneets.
28 O'Connell, T
30 Paulson, J
38 Sturton, J W
Belby Street Interaecti.
80 McLellan, D
Botley, H
Watson, A V
Watson, Mrs M R
South Side.
McCape, W
Williamson, James
Sinclair, M
Hughes, J
McClean, D »
Duncan, £
Peacock, J
Pearsall, A J
Prideaux Street Interiecta.
Bone, T H
. Bone, W
Bone, Miss P
Gibbs, G H
Campbell, —
Billei, R
1
SO
FRASKR— Runs north from Ravine
bridge to Comox Road, North
Ward.
East Side.
Nanaimo Electric Light ^rka
Marshall, Wm
59 Eva, Thos
Tisdale, D
61 Patterson, Mrs W
63 Thames, H
61 Kelly, R
West Side.
Chadwick, S
Cassle, AH
Madden, T
▲itken, Jas
Parker, E
OiuMk, R
WUmb. J B
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FRONT— Runs north from Whari
to Comoz road, Middle and
North Wards.
East Side.
Johnston's Wharf
West Side.
Mahrer & Co
FAV — Runs southerly from Finlay-
son to Farquhar, South Ward.
West Side.
4 Heyland, R
Jones, W L
Esplanade and Finlayaon Sts. intersect
8 Ross, J
10 McLean, J
12 McLean N
Code, A
16 Bradshaw, J
Robson, W
18 Matason, A
East Side.
26 Mahle, A
Mahle, E
30 Nord, M
34 McKenzie, J
Dickson Street intersects
37 Eraser, J
39 Owens, J
47 Bramley, Mrs E
49 Benton, Mrs A
61 Harris, M
56 Taylor. P
OILLKSPIB— Runs south from
Farquhar to Needham. South
Ward.
West Side.
8 Thrall, A
Needham Street intersects
12 Wilson, T
14 Boyce, T
20 Johnson, G W
22 Jones, R
24 Biggs, H
East Side.
15 Aitken, D
19 Carter, Mrs J
25 Aickens, H
School House
Bobin street inteipeots
HAUBURTON— Runs southerlv
from Crace to city limits, South
Ward.
East Side.
Pierard, J
135 Robertson
173 Spearin, G
181 Frame, J
183 Patterson, T
187 Vahle
193 Andrew. J
233 Rhodes, J
Adam. R
Quine, J
Wagstaff, F
Morell, J
Fletcher, Mrs M
DuCoeur, J B
131 Scott, D
137 McGillis, J
Davis, Ellis
Richardson. J <
McGillis, H
143 Churchill, G
141 Cunningham
Dew Drop hotel
Baker, G
Rowe, Mrs. R H
Needham Stree iatersects
169 Ferguson, D
Thompson, I
Thompson, H
Pearson, T
Young, R
Shields, J
Dodd, W
Adams, W
Patterson, W
Beckley, D H
Dixon intersects.
McNiel, J
97 Bolton, T
Bolton, H
Hodgson, E
Newcombe, W
Kalaf , N
Finlayson Street interseots.
Easton, H
46 Wall, W H
51 Nord, J
Morgan, D
53 Dan, Mrs
Porter, T
McKay, A
Smith, I D
McDermot,T
69 McDonald. D S
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Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C-
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Lee, J
Johnson, W
19 Frame, J
21 McKinnell, J R
Stiles, G
Hatchinson, W
Salvage, E
23 McKinnell, J
27 McKinnell
29 McKinnell, D
Ingham, W
Sloggett, H C, Dr
Slogeett, H D
Gordon, P
Gordon, T
56 High, P
62 McNeil, M
Miller, H
Balmoral Hotel
Davis, D T
Dixon Street IntenectB.
82 Wilks, Thos
Carrey, Thoa
Currey, Robt
Carrey, Jno
Wilks, S
86 Wenbum, Wm
88 Langham, J
Monzio, J
94 Thompson, Jno
98 Brown, D
104 Sinclair, Wm
108 Brown, W J
Brown, Miss J
110 Menzo, Jos
114 Manson, L
116 Manson, L
Manson, W J
Farquhar Street interseota.
118 Johnson, R
Harst, F
120 Meakin, Jno
Nanaimo Team and Livery
Stables
Cocking, Aid J H
Snowden, T
Thompson, C
Pollard
Emrick, E
134 Jones, J R
154 Pierce, E
Randolph, H G
Harley, G W
160 Goss, F
McLean, H
164 Balsa, J
Dairs, J
Keast, J
Keast, T
Reece, L
Matson, J
166 Gray, J
Wakelem, T
Rowe, Mrs R H
Dillon, M
Barke, P
Hunter, T
Hunter, W
Schiell, J
Mills, £
English, F
Hutcheson, W
McClean, D
Frew, Miss M
Savage, A
Frew, Mrs A
174 Humphrey, J
Jolly, C
McDonald
Dolan, J
Hopkins, D
Italian Hotel '
186 Finlayson, R
Gummings, T
Bone, E
200 Cummings, T
206 Harley, J
212 Johnson, T
Grolden, R
Thorpe, W H
Rogers, Ellis
Mitchell, J
218 Peterson, A
Hunter, A F
Hunter, W
Hough, J
Hodgins, J
Johnson, J
Ryder, C S
Johnson, J
Allen, J B
Allen, J
Lewis, J
Hath way
McKenzie, W R
McDonald, K G
HECATE.
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Young, F McB
24 McCrae, Mrs
Jarvis
26 Powers, JET
Brown, J H
Young, F McB
Prldeanz Street inteneoU
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BBITIBR COLUMBIA DIBXCTOBT.
South Side.
Bickerstaff, Miss II
Pollard, H
IRWIN— Runs southerly f romCrace
to Indian Reserve, Southward.
West Side.
1 Wigram, J
2 Salvini, J
4 Bamfort, C
5 Suitko, F
6 Lomax, J
Cowie, A
7 Cairns, D
8 McGuish, J
Leask, G
Bell, R
10 Smith, A
Watson. A
14 Miller, M
18 Graham, G
20 Neave, W
22 Dunbar, G
25 Gourlay, R
26 Alverson, C
30 Pausche, J
30 Pausche, A
32 Scott, R
35 Bell, R
38 Seaton, Mrs H F
Finlayion Street intarMOts
East Side.
30 Ord
40 GroBsan, A
Robinson, Hy
49 Merritt, J
Allen, H
51 Polkinghome, W
52 Grossan, Mrs
53 Bell, G
Bell. J
Bell, R
64 Shaw, A
58 McLay, T
58 McLay T R
60 Robinson, Mrs M
Robinson
61 Garpenter, G W
62 Kirkwood, T
63 Roy, T
64 Harris, P
70 King, A G
Tagart, J E R
Charlton, F
Scales, J
Dixon Street intersect!.
75 Lee, G H
Brown, J N
Paine, F
Warren, J
96 Gordell, J
Temperley, G
99 Slavin, J
102 Lyons, Mrs M
108 Knox. J
106 Carrol, H
108 Smith, Mrs E
Smith, R
Smith, D
7wrqah»r Street Inteneoti.
Simpson, J J
Bonatti, C
117 Snowden, I
Morelli, J
Barbon, J
KENNBDY — Runs north-west and
north from Victoria road to Co-
mox road. Middle and North
Wards.
East Side.
19 Brown, H
21 Hickman, A
23 Dixon, J
25 Patterson
27 Quest, R
Buckstone, J
35 Thompson, S
67 Newbury, J
Newbury, Jos
FltEwiUiam Street interieots.
Diamond, Jno
McTx>ney, J
Albert Street inteneets.
Bennett, W
Dean, W
Harold, Mrs M
Bartlett. J
Piper
Foucrault, Thos
Weigle, Peter
McNeil, S B
McNeil, A
McGinnis. K
Harold, H
Green well, R
Nanaimo Soap Works
Cooper, W
FltiwiUUm Street Intera^ott.
Empire Biewery
Hancox, R
Cornelio, Thoa
WILLUMS & BlUie, RED CROSS BRm ViUICOllVER, B. i
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Aitken, Jas
Gurran, B £
Gornelio, D
Webt Side.
18 Donohue
20 Lambe, B
Bartlette, S
Arbert
28 Beece, D
WilliamB, W Llovd
32 McDonald, D D '
McDonald, A
McDonald, A
McDonald, W
38 C!ollier, G
52 iSrwell, W
Heather, E
Wallace, S
Marshall, A
Mace
Booth, B
E. & N. R.R track intenee'B.
Gillespie, B
Andrews, W
Bardet, P
Yiotoria Road Intersects.
Stolzenberg, H
Anderson, A G
24 Morris, W E
Malcourt
Green, A
Scott, ft
Escott
Scott, W
Smart
Becldey, D H
GoUin, J
LUBBOCK SQUARE.
North Side.
James, H E
ttamee, T H
West Side.
3 Quesnelle, E
Bawlinson, H
Bawlinson, G
Moffat, D
LONG BRIDGE.
Marsh, Geo
Buckle, T I
Patterson, Bucklee & Go
Patterson, T
Gobnrn, Wm
Gohen, James
Hughes, E
Hawthornethwaite & Go
Hawthornethwaite, J H
Potts, A G H
MoCLEARY — Buns north - west
and north from Victoria road to
Comox road. Middle and North
Wards.
East Side.
13 Bowley, J
Franklyn Street intersects.
Ennis, B
Purkis, S G
Wallace, —
West Side.
18 Garland, Mrs J
Nilley, H
20 Bradley, B
30 Smith, J B
34 Williams, A
Hudson, S
McLlenan, —
McLellan, W W
36 Caldwell, J
FltzwiUiam Street intersects.
Warwick, A
Swanson, Chas
Swanson, Wm
Swanson, Sinclair
McLellan, M
Garland, W
McGartney, Mrs M
E. & N. R. R. track intersecU.
Swanson, Jas
MILTORD CRESCENT.
North Side.
Wenbourne, B
Biennan, Miss M
MILIf— Buns north-west and north
from Departure Bay bridge to
mill stream.
East Side.
Nanaimo Sawmill, Sash and
Door Factory
Hill, Jas
Stella, Arthur
Evans, Ea
Mayne, Tbos
Sage, Jessie
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MILTON — Runs north-west and
north from Victoria Boad - to
Gomoz road, Middle and North
Wards.
West Side.
Brown, T
Kenyon, B
Brown, J
Maki, K
Hendrickson, H
6 Howell, H
Keller, T W
10 Johnson, A B
16 Case
Franklyn Street intanecti.
Edwards, B P
18 Simpson, H
Perkins, W 8
20 Spear, B
Williams, A
Weeks, J
22 Bendell, E
Akenhead, Mrs
24 Ha^. G
Whiteside
26 Whitfield, W H
Pearson
28 Baines, E C
30 Piper, J
32 Nash,!
34 Piper, T
36 Freethy, B
38 Merrifield, G
Merrifield, T
Merrifield, W
40 Beiley, J
Bicksou, W
44 Lutton, W
Brightman, S
Butcher Store
Fltzwilliam Street intersects.
46 Lawson, W
56 John, David
Morgan, W
Chambers, E V
62 Brown, Jas
Albert Street inteneots.
72 Adams, 8
Steward, D
74 JenningH, Miss
Mullet t, Jos
Steward, D
90 Booth, Thos
98 Marsh, Geo
v.edfern, B
100 Atkiss, B
102 Olsen,0
106 Bedfern, W
McGush, M
108 Nicholson, J
Matheson
McKeigan, D
Bray, W M
Stickles, C H
Mace, A H
Perkins, WHS
Bitchie, W G
Alsgaard, E
Alsgaard, M
104 Williamson, S
East Side.
11 Bosekilly, B B
13 Hanner, W
19 Tyler, J
Tyler, A
Tyler, H
Tyler, L
23 Lee, J
27 Jones, D
Jones, S
29 Turner, A
37 Hopkins, J
Malpas, T
47 Booth, J
Booth, A
66 Hoffman, J
E. & S.R. Track interaeetB.
69 Good, H L
93 Hewitt, H
97 Cornfield, A
103 Nalath, A
106 Luperini, L
109 Dobson, D
Hopely, I
111 Hendrickson, V
Hendrickson
Gillespie, J
Booth, A E
FitKwiUiam Street Intenecta.'
Wilkinson, J
Pyatt, Jos
Booth, Jos
Williams, f
Hecate Street intersects.
Taylor, Jno
Bobinson, J
Wriggles worth, J
Lee, Mrs E
NBBDHAM— Buns westerly from
Esplanade to Nicol, South Ward.
East Side.
2 Devlin, H
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East Side.
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17 Moore
17a Powell
27 Grant,
31 Morgai
53 Bichar
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NANAIHO CITY DIBECTOBY.
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8 Drake, S
12 Hurst, T
OlUtispie Street Interieots.
14 Malpaa, J
Presbyterian Church
West Side.
Moody, D
1 Bradbury, M
9 Meakin, A
16 Rivers, R
HaUburton Street Intenects.
39 Streethorse, G
47 Yarrow, G
Victoria Road intersectB,
South Ward School
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mences at Mill Bridge and runs
in a northerly direction to Fourth
street.
West Side.
40 Mercer, J B
58 Hunter, W
64 Smith, I
Smith, E
Smith, Peter
Fourth street interaecta.
Gow, D L
Planta, A E
Third Street intersects.
Planta, J E
Seeond Street interaecta.
Davis, J G '
Durrant, C W
Firat Street intertecta.
Priest, E
Dempster, Ghas
NEWCASTLE TOWNSITE.
Potts, A
Bernnadt, T
NICOL — Runs southerly from Wing-
field Grescent to city limit.
South Ward.
East Side.
15 Williams, J
16a Ord, T
17 Moore
17a Powell. T
27 Grant, Mrs A J
31 Morgan, T
63 Richardson, A
65 Lewis, J
67 McNeil, J
67 McSween, H -
69 McDonald, M
01 Dunlap, A
06 Stonehouse, J
07 Jenkins, T
91 Ino, N
96 McAlpine, W J
99 Neens, J
107 Newton, J
Thompson, J
Nicholson, J
109 Polinghorne
116 Taylor, G H
133 Cocking, J H
13S Jackson, S
Muir, R
139 Thompson, R
Pearson, J
Jones, R
McKenzie
Jones, S
Clarkson, H '
Hallo, T
Adams, W
Marshall. W
Smith, J
Thompaon Street interaecta
Gullian, G
Thompson, J
Manifold, Mrs
MacGregor, W A
Newbury, J
Balo, A
McGregor, A
BesBO, J
McGregor, J G
Roschis, C
9 Burdett, W
Yates, J
139 Spier, A
143 Duggan, R G
167 Mac
167 Tippett^ S
179 Smith, N
Davison, F
191 Andrews, S
Matson, E
Richardson, Ralph
Fire Hall
Grace and Cavan Streeta intersect
St Alban's Parish Church
N. E. P. 8. L'td
Holdnall, Geo
Bloxem, Miss
Balloney, Miss M
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NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
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BBITISa COLUMBIA DIBBOTORY.
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Henderson, Mrs Clark
Nan. Fire Hall
Durham, J
Harely, E
Heale
Richardson, R
Douglas, P
Dwver T
Kelly, J
Cunnliffe
Meakin, F
Bradshaw
Matson, C
14 Charlton, C
Charlton, F
Dye Works (steam)
46 Pearson, C
68 Brennan, P
Winters, S
Finlayaon Street Interiects .
62 Hodgson, W
64 Kenyon, S
78 Gillespie, J
Davis, J
Carrol, J
Edwards. W
86 McLeod, W
McLeod, Mrs W
94 Gordon, Mrs J
Earle, J
96 Harwood, P
102 Kirkwood, R
104 Payne, E
106 Willis, R
110 Muncie, T
114 Kieth, T
Kieth, W
118 Bennett, P
Bennett, R
122 Rae, J K
126 Whitfield, R
132 Leisk, J
Farquhar Street interBects.
136 Curran, F
138 Nelson
160 Thompson, A
Thompson, A, jr
Neen, J
Thompson. J
154 Graham, J W
160 Good, Rev J E
166 Turner, R
WatUn Street Inteneoti,
178 Cuthbert, G
Farquhar Street iDteraeets.
182 Handlem, J
196 Connors, S
Woodbum, P
Woodbum, M
Woodbum, Mrs M
Connors, 8
MulhoUand, E
Smedley, H
Harvey, N
Old Track Road IntenectB.
Lewis, D
Exley, H
Batson, W
Bell, J
Jones, H
Lucas, A
McKennell, D
Collins, Noel
Monday, G
Thompson, W
McCann, W
Thatcher, A
Kemp, W T
222 Ferguson, J
Ferguson. Mrs
Smith, W A
Jackson, Samuel
^ Allsopp, H
' Hampson, J
Critchley, S
Ramsay, G
Ramsay, G J
Lowden, J
OLD VICTORIA ROAD.
PRIDXAUX — Runs north-west
from Victoria Road to Comox
Road, Middle and North Wards.
East Side.
20 Santini, E
23 Rogers, L
25 Williams, J
27 Clarke, M D
31 Thomas, D
33 Pannell, EG
45 Turner, A
Trevillion, T
63 Marfas, Jno
Wentworth Street intergecte.
67 Pearce, Geo
71 Pender, J
HecateiStreet intereectB.
76 Temperance Hall
91 Valley, M
107 Fleury, A
109 Nicholson, Jno
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Gordon, M
Bloxhem, J
GordoB, 8 j
Gordon, H
Bloxham, 1
Martin. W
Haslam, A
Nicholson, .
Bissett, G
Wood, W
S. E. & N. I
Mayne, G H
Hall, Wm
Campbell Street Inl
Dick, A
Comox Road inters
West Side.
2 Beveridge, T
Beveridge, IK
Franklyn Street inK
14 Williams, G
22 Conder. J
24 Pierrot, J
Louis, C
Duke, J
28 Rowe, H
Marawham. (
Gray, W D
Fitzwilllam street li
42 Meakin, F C
48 Bates, W Arr
Hardy, W
Hardy, D
56 8ennie, C
58 Coundley, W
Richards, J
Coundley, N
64 Bray, r'
Bray, E
68 Hickman, J K
76 Hague, H
78 wTTey, J
McLean, D
82 Gibbs, G
Gibbs, —
Chapman, —
Hildridge, J
84a Hutchinson, A
84 Hilton, H '
86 Hexley, —
140 Williams, N
Anthony, Cha
Stannard, P
Goodman, Go<
Hopkins, W
Hopkins, Mrs
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
WMesale firocers & Wine HeTcliantii
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McKecbnie, —
Gordon, Mies M
Bloxhem, J
Gordoa, S K
Gordon, H
Bloxham, MIbb A
Martin. W
Haelam, A
Nicholson, J
Bissett, G
Wood, W
8. E.&N. R. R.
Mayne, G H
Hall, Wm
Campbell Street Intenects.
Dick, A
Comox Boad Inteneota.
West Side.
2 Beveridge, T
Beveridge, Mrs E
Franklyn Street Interseots.
14 Williams. G
22 Conder, J
24 Pierrot, J
Louis, C
Duke, J
28 Rowe, H
Marawham, G
Gray, W D
FitzwUliam Street IntersectB.
42 Meakin. F G
48 Bates, W Armstronff
Hardy, W
Hardy, D
56 Sennie, C
58 Ooundley, W
Richards, J
Goundley, N
64 Bray, R
Bray, E
68 Hickman, J K
76 Hague, H
78 Wiley, J
McLean, D
82 Gibbs, G
Gibbs, —
Chapman, —
Hildridge, J
84a Hutchinson, W
84 Hilton, H
86 Hexley, —
140 Williams, N
Anthony, Ghaa
Stannard, F
Goodman, Godfrey
Hopkins, W
Hopkins, Mrs M
Rogers, F
ReiH, J
McKay, J W
Lawless, J
Morton, W H
Brown, J M
Albert street InterBectg.
Richardson, G
Brown, R
Reed, J
Share, J
Holdenall, G
Deeming, C
Rowbottom, —
Flaek, T
Miller, R
Riley, J
Duffy, M
Sconce, T
Sconce, W
Hickman, J
Holmes, W
O'Dell, W
Bulman, J
Balfour, J
Leach, —
Cavalsky, Geo
Spiers, T
Jones, W J
Banker, R
Coe, Thos
Hilbert. R
Pratt, Thos
Manson, Wm jr
RICHARD — Runs northerly from
Fitzwilliam to Campbell, North
Ward.
East Side.
Brennan, R
Wells, W
McCallum, M
Garland, Wm
Burnell, Chas
West Side.
10 Wamsley. M
12 Burchell, B
Callaghai, J A
26 Coburn, J
Thomas, W
Coburn, S
Millar, Mrs Jno
Lukey, R
ROBARTS — Runs west from Vic-
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRBCTOBY.
East Side.
Wyse, J F H
Roos, W
Sloan, W
West Side.
Albert Street Intenects
Brunton, Mrs H
Bray, M E
ROBINS-Runa westerly from Irwin
to Haliburton, Soutii Ward.
West Side.
Martin, T
Johnson, W
Edmiston, W
Johnson, O
Gillespie Street intervccti.
ROBSON— Runs south-east from
Fitzwilliam to Wesley estate,
Middle Ward.
East Side.
Allardyce, J L
Barrett, E
Haarer, Mrs M
Wray, R
Fenoux, E
Strine, B
Aiken, H
Haarer, F
Haarer, Miss P
Preesley, B
Donaldson, J N
14 Smith, J
16 Jones, Miss S
Jones, Mibs L
22 Galloway, A
Galloway, J
Galloway, R
Joneri, Mrs L
Pollock, W J
SEBASTIAN STREET.
East Side.
16 Rowa, O
18 Kosola, G
SECOND STREET— Runs west
from Newcastle Avenue to city
limits.
North Side.
Love, John
McCarter
Stewart Avenue in'erseots.
SEVENTH STREET.
North Side.
Marshall, Jaa
I
SELBY— Runs north-west from Vic-
toria road to public park. Middle
and North Ward.
East Side.
9 Graham, J W
Pool, Miss C
Pool, Miss V
Lunn, Mrs E
Pool, A
21 Macdonald, M
Matthews, E J
35 Davison, J Henderson
67 Shaw, H
Shaw, J
69 Sheppard, J
Lawson, Miss
Renwick, D
Price, J
Shool House
Renwick, J, jr
Price, S
Sullivan, J
Renwick, J
Jeffery, W Lowe
Stewart, H M
Rudd, J M
Deane, F J
West Side.
14 Gulligan, J
Cain, P
22 Campbell, G
28 Davison, J H
36 Scouse, J
50 Nash, A
56 Bell, Miss H
Wilson, A
84 Knarston, J
Fiddick, Mrs S
Elves. W
Nanaimo W.W. Go's office
Fitzwilliam Street intenects
Gilbert, J K
Fidditk,
Sa^e, J
Gilbert, Mrs
Freethy, R
Armstrong, T J
Frankly n Street intersects.
Proctor, H
Curran, F .T
Holdenall, G
Curran, R J
on, LEWIS HILL'S
Mm** o«*ly at Cj
SKINNBR-Runs
mercial to iunc
Middle and Norl
East Side.
Bastion Street intersect
T. DOBESON. N. W. DOBESON.
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251
Ramsay, J
Staunton, H
Tovey, Rev (1 H
Booth, R
McKenzie, A
Victoria Road Intenecta.
Williamson, P
Dawson, A
Watson, Miss L
Dawson, S
Dawson, H
Gurran, R £
Albert Street Interiecti.
Wardill, C A
SKINNBR— Runs north frora Com-
mercial to junction of Chapel,
Middle and North Wards.
East Side.
Buckle, Thos
Smith, A J
Bevilockway, Geo
Wkst Side.
36 Gough, S
38 Bertram, J no
40 Reid, Wm
Reid, Jno
Gibbs, G H
Mayor's oflSce
Thonopson, Adam, jr
City Clerk, Assessor and Col-
lector's otBce
Matheson, £
Police office
McCafferty, £
Salvation Army Officers' head-
quarters
Peters, Thos
Chief of Police office
O'Connell, Thos
Palace Hotel
Health Officer, £ A Praeger
Prowse, R
Haslam, A, Mayor and M.P
Jenkins, A
Bryant, Jno
Trounce, Wm
Jenkins, Jno £
City Hall and Council Cham-
bers
Old Flag Inn
S.A. Barracks
Bastion Street intenecta.
THIRD STRBBT.
North Side.
Honeyman, Jno J
Smith, C V
STEWART AVKNUB— Is a con-
tinuation of Bridge to city limits.
It runs in a northerly direction
to Fifth St.
East Side.
Ranch, A
Hamilton, Jno
Third Street Intersecta.
Sehl, Jno
Shaw, Jno
McLellan, W
Coulson, J A
New Jail
Rollo, Geo
Parish, Hy
Fifth Street Inteneots.
91 Carlow, Alex %
West Side.
40 Galbraith, Jas
Galbraith, D
Second Street intersects.
68 Smith, 1) M
Fourth Street Intersects.
Richardson, J S
Harrison, Ralph
Richardson, A A
Smith, D, jr
Gregg, F T
First Street intersects.
UNION AVENUE - BeginP at
Mill Bridge and runs in a north-
westerly direction to Fifth street.
East Side.
Langill, A
Dempster, Capt H L
Foster, S
Ward, C
Fifth Stieet intersecta
Foster, S
Dykes, J W
Bulman, T
Potts, C H B
Third Street intet sects
Dykes, W
Cragie, T
Fourth Street intersecta
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Msj Jno
Chadwick, Jno
Dykes, J
VANC0X7VKR AVENUE - Be-
gins at First street and runs in a
northerly direction to Fifth St.
East Side.
Hamilton, S
Fox, S
Hamilton, A
West Side.
Frost, G H
Second Street intenects
VICTORIA CRESCENT— Runs
north from Victoria road to Al-
bert, Middle Ward.
East Side.
1 Rendell, E
Orr, W J
Orr & Rendell
3 Whiteside, F S
6 Morton, W H
11 Tea Company
Kewmnn, C
Worden, W
11a Patterson, Mrs G D
13 li no, N
15 McMillan, J H & Co
McMillan, J H
31 Taggart, Charles
39 May, A
43 Wilson & MacFarlane
Taylor, C M
Derrick, A
MacPhee, John
MacCleod, W
Patterson, James
Stevens, S G
Hath way, J
MacCleod, George
Tait, Andrew
Wilson, J
Patterson, J
Bone, T
Johnson, George
McCann, W
Patterson, T
Dale, J
McLellan, J
Hardy, G
Crescent Hotel
Hull, Bros & Co
McFarlane, L E
Mason, Wm, D.D.S
Parks, F
Fox & Parks
Kemper, Mrs Chas
Board of Trade Rooms
West Side.
Browne. T L
Stewart, Wm
Counter, M R
Dodd,T
38 Identical Hotel
Morrello, Jno
40 Robinson, Jos
42 Ward, J B
44-46 Magnet Cash Stores
Langton, Wm
48 Peoples' Store
Young, Jas
60 Brooks, E C
Cavkn Street interiectB,
Bloxhem, Jas
Anderson, S
22 Millar, Mrs A
24 Mason, J
26 Proctor, H
Crescent Pharmacy
28 Raper, Raper & Co
Raper, A
30 Whitfield, Geo
32 Webb, Wm
34 Smart & Thorne
36 Oriental Hotel
Eraser, Jno C
Steele, W
4 Pleace, J H
14 Spencer, T A
Spencer, D
18 Grand Hotel
Steele, Wm
20 Stannard, J S
Stannard, J S & Co
22 Provincial Hotel
Moss, W H
VICTORIA ROAD— Runs south
from Victoria Crescent to city
limits; east side, South Ward;
west side, middle ward.
East Side.
16 Corrigan, J
101 Lecoq
117 Gowland
123 Bryant, W N
127 Clinton, Mrs A G
Veronica Home
Farquhar Street inteneets.
RED CROSS BREWERY LAGER BEEffl
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183 Lindsay, A
137 Hunter, J
149 Lobb, S W
Thompion Street Intaneotii.
163 Jamieson, B
173 Elliot, T
School House
Stewart, J
McNiel, M
Allison, J
McKenzie, J W
Ince, W G
McKeen, N C
Averv, T
Allison, J W
Marshall, Miss
Gillespie, J
Gillies, D
Milton Street Interaeoti.
Freure, E W
Fisher, G
McLean, K
Gillespie, B
Shaw, J
McCartney, A
West Side.
62 Naine, J
62 Pollard, W J
72 Gouthro, T
94 Bannerman, F G
Banner man, J B
96 Douglas, J
Morrow, H
104 Seabes, D
110 Wilkinson, W
114 McLeod. J
118 Lister, J
122 Woodman, W
126 Tunstall, J
Bay View Hotel
Sullivan, D
Pargeter, J, jr
Pargeter, J
Dick, W
Thompson, J W
Kennedy Street Interseoti.
Develin, E
Thompson, J
Box Clothing Store Co
Y.M.I. Hall
Boman Catholic Church
' Nightingale, B
FitzwiUUm Street intellects.
Smith
Vipond, G
Wolfe, Marcus D
Frsnklyn Street Intenecta.
Lawson, Miss M
McLeod, D
Craig, Balph
Haslam, A
WALLACE — Buns north-west and
north from Victoria Crescent to
Comox road, Middle and North
Wards.
East Side.
29 MacNeill, E W
66 Sampson, Jno
86 Hodgson, Thos
McBain, Geo
Summerhays, A
Irving, E B
Heard, Miss M
Gibson, Miss N
Vipond, J
Wallace, L, jr
Eureka Soda Works
Hosie, W M
Campbell Street Intertwott.
Bell, JAW
Pargeter, Jno
Hardy, Chas
Sobrey, Bev Father
Maitland, Bev B B
Bariett, T F
Aikenhead , Mrs M
Aikenhead, W
West Side.
28 Bate, J A
Albert Street Intemeota.
62 Pioneer Soda Water Works
Mitchell, Jno
70 Home, Thos
Home, H
Home, A G
78 Cook, Ephraim
Cock, Ezr«
90 Craig, Thos
96 Simpson, J H
Wentworth Street interaeot*.
S^ike. Alex
Bichardson, J
Spike, Alf
Sabiston, Mrs P
Todd, F
Parks, F
Sister Mary in Jesus
Sister Mary Bosary
Sister Mary Florence
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WATKINS.
WENTWORTH — Runs south-
westerly from Carroll to city
limits, North Ward.
North Side.
62 Gartley. E
Gartley, B •
Gartley, G
Mitchell, J
Wallace Street intersects.
35 Clark, M G
Selby Street intersects.
37 Sharpies, J
39 Morrison, M
45 Ritchie, W
E. & N. track Intersects.
49 0rr, WJ
67 Charman, H
65 Dixon, A
Milton Street Intersects.
Dixon, E I
67 Charman, Miss E
Charman, Miss F
Stickles, C H
Hichard Street Intersects.
WESLEY — Runs south-east be-
tween Fitzwilliam and Franklyn,
Middle Ward.
East Side.
Mcintosh, Mrs S
Moir, J W
Moir, G B
McKenzie, E C
Franklyn intersects
West Side.
Randle, A
Hawthornthwaite, J H
WINFIELD CRESCENT-Runs
from Esplanade to Nicol, near
Crace, and south-east from Vic-
toria Crescent to Esplanade.
East Side.
Car Repairing Shed, V.C. Co.
Hardy, T
West Side.
S A Barracks
9 Planta, J P
WHARF — Runs south-westerly
from Harbor to Commercial,
Middle Ward.
WHARF and FRONT.
WHARF and BASTION.
Jones, T, J.P
Hirst's Wharf
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SUBSCRIBE FOR IT.
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NANAIMd FOUNDRY,
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All Kinds of Bepair*, Zand and Mmrtth,
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PULMOKIC COUGH CURE
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Clarence Bleek, Corner Tatea and Douglat Streets, VIOTOSIA, B. C.
VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
265
VICTORIA
OITY ^nSTD JDX&rCRjXCDT.
Victoria, the capital of the Pro-
vince, is the oldest, the wealthiest,
and most populous citj^ in British
Columbia. It was originally the
chief trading post of the Hudson's
£av Co., and many of the older in-
habitants can recall to memory the
little band of "whites" — they could
be counted almost on one's fingers —
who in those days held sway among
the hordes of dusky aborigines. Sub-
sequently, as a Crown colony, things
began to improve, and hundreds of
desirable settlers were attracted to
the shores of what was destined to
become a great centre of trade and
commerce. Although discoveries of
gold had been made as far back as
1850, it was not until 1858 that the
gold fever became rampant. Two
years before this dat«, Governor,
afterwards Sir James Douglas, offi-
cially reported to the Colonial Office,
that the precious metal was to be
found in paying quantities, and the
report having been confirmed, a won-
derful indux of people was the result.
It is computed that in 1858, between
thirty-five and forty thousand per-
sons flocked into the Province, and
as Victoria was the great distributing
point, the city sprang into a promin-
ence which she iias since maintained.
The new-comers were chiefly from
California, where mining operations
^vere being vigorously pursued, and
but few of the vast multitude had
reason to regret their change. During
the first six months' operations the
yield of the newly-discovered mines
totalled over half a million dollars.
In the following year this amount
was more than doubled, and the in-
crease continued until 1883, when
the output of the mines reached
13,735,850. Owing to the inaccessi-
bility of many of the scenes of opera-
tion, the absence of trails or roads,
the difficulty of transportation, and
the want of proper appliances for
working the mines, the mining pop-
ulation began to dwindle down ; but
the future of Victoria had been es-
tablished. When in 1872 the colony
entered into confederation with the
other provinces oE the Dominion of
Canada, the population was incon-
siderable, and all eyes were naturally
turned towards Victoria, the capital
of British Columbia. The rapid pro-
gress of the city, and indeed the
Province generally, since that (date,
has been almost phenomenal. When
one heirs an "old-timer" (as the
earl' r settlers are familiarly called)
speak of the Indians squatting along
the grass-grown tracts which did ser-
vice as streets, in their Adam-and-
Eve costumes, or decked out in the
full-dress blanket, he is forced to
realize how ^reat has been the pro-
gress made since those comparatively
recent days. Those grass-grown
tracts are now well-built streets, and
the old wooden shacks which once
adorned them have long since disap-
E eared to give place to palatial brick
uildings of busy merchants and
traders. And the Indian— he, too,
has advanced with the times, and
now takes a hand in nearly every
business in which his white brother
is engaged.
The last official census gave Vic-
toria a population of but 16,849. The
figures were so palpably incorrect
that the City Council ordered a cen-
sus to be taken on their own responsi-
bility. The work was undertaken in
a most systematic manner and car-
ried to completion in October of 1891.
As a result it was found that the
population was 23,153, whi':h may be
accepted as the correct figure — for
that year. But unfortunately when
Victoria's prospects looked brightest
ILER 6R0S., the Leading Fiimike Dealers,
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WE EMPLOY
H8 HSOAO HTRJBET, VlVrOItlA.
Mok-e Hands and More Capital than all other Binderies,
in the Province. ■ —
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the city was visited with that dreaded
pest, smallpox, imported into her
Dorders. Her health record had
always been so good that the visitation
found the citizens unprepared. Suit-
able arrangements were, however,
promptly made for effectively dealing
with the trouble, which was soon
overcome, but, as might be expected,
a general staenation of trade fol-
lowed, from the effects of which,
coupled with the widespread depres-
sion which appears to have effected
almost every quarter of the globe, she
cannot be said to have yet quite
recovered. Although business dur-
ing the past year has not been as
brisk as usual, Victoria compares
more than favorably with the neigh-
boring cities across the line. A de-
cided improvement has taken place,
and the prospects for the year just
entered upon are brighter and more
hopeful than ever.
The geographical position of Vic-
toria is such as to ensure her a most
prominent place among the great
cities of the Pacific Coast. The city
is distant but 38 miles from Port
Townsond, 18 from Port Angeles, 100
from Seattle, 128 from Tacoma, 72
from Vancouver, 73 from New West-
minster, 72 from Nanaimo and 750
from San Piancisco, with all of which
ports there is a regular steamboat
service, connecting with the Cana-
dian Pacific, Northern Pacific, Union
Pacfic and Great Northern railway
systems. Vessels of the heaviest
draught can ride with safety in the
harbors, which are as commodious as
they are sheltered, no matter from
what point of the compass the wind
blows.
Vancouver Island, on the southern
extremity of which the city is built,
is rich in minerals, more especially
coal and iron. Coal mining is carried
on on a very extensive scale, tbo pro-
duct of the island colleries being the
best in quality on the Pacific Coast,
while the quantity is practically un-
limited. Assays of the iron to be
found in almost every quarter of the
island prove the ore to be of a very
high grade, but up to date this source
of wealth has not been utilized.
Then there are the numerous other
resourses, of land and of sea, which
are bound to be developed in the
near future, and so soon as that time
arrives Victoria will be more than
ever a great commercial centre.
As the capital of the province and
the seat of government, the city is
headquarters for the trade and com-
merce of British Columbia. Most of
the leading industries are controlled
by her capitalists and merchants.
The climate of Victoria and district
is all that ca^ be desired, while the
beauty and variety of the scenerjyr is
n'»where surpassed, if at all equalled.
It is hence a favorite resort of tour-
ists, who are ever loud in their
praises of the Queen City of the West.
Hotel accommodation is excellent,
and rates very reasonable. One of
the leading hostelries alone can ac-
commodate upwards of 300 guests,
while nearly all of them which cater
to the commercial and tourist trade
are establishments as comfortable
and commodious as need be wished
for. The spring, summer and
autumn are charming, and the win-
ter mild, the glass never falling to near
zero. The average rainfall is but 34
inches, which is far less than that of
any city on the Coast north of San
Francisco. The business quarters
are well built up and compact ; the
residential sections are chieny subur-
ban and are the admiration of all
visitors. Well kept lawns, beautiful
gardens, neat and attractive sur-
roundings, and an endless variety of
architecture, all lend a charm to a
walk or drive away from the busy
hum of the scenes of trade and com-
merce. A Victorian's favorite Christ-
mas greeting to a distant friend is
a choice rose or scented bunch of the
sweet little primrose indiscriminately
culled from the budding bush or gar-
den plot. "The last rose of summer"
ie a flower unknown to the happy
residents of this favored clime.
For the pleasure seeker there is no
more attractive spot. Beautiful drives
over splendid roads, with an endless
variety of scenery ; excellent fishing
and shooting within easy distance;
yachting and rowing, sight-seeing
and society — are all among the irre-
sistible temptations which every
year n
Nor dot
tourist 1
capital
nities f
of both
are bein
many I
otiiers Ci
limited <
their cit
stratiiig'
their sta
despite t
half a mi
into bui
considers
improved
and sevei
lie workf
lisnment
municati(
Orient ha
trade, wh
ened whei
continent)
Inaugurat:
Railway, i
now alino
The city
honest, in(
to make it
tional fa(
I'ublic Sch
presided (
teachers, w
P'lpils hav
School, wh
are taught.
i nations an
also the vai
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streets well
and well dn
wholesome
health recor
city of the
and the ra
high.
The intere
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Association
public bodies
portion to t
derived from
Dominion au
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET. VICTORIA, B. C.
Guidea fUmiehed to tourisU. All kinds o|
Chinese help attppUed on the shortest noticcj
ttm^j^tiSJifu
^r^'' 'ras»w.»
Binderies.
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21 and 23 Bronshton Street, Viotoria. B. C. Tel. 129.
i, which
in the
nat time
ire than
re.
ince and
J city is
ind corn-
Most of
ontroUed
I ants.
d district
while tlie
icenery is
equalled,
of tour-
in their
the West.
excellent,
1. One of
le can ac-
[)0 guests,
hich cater
rist trade
jmfortable
be wished
mer and
i the win-
ing to near
lis but 34
an that of
rth of San
quarters
pact; the
sfly subur-
on of all
, beautiful
ctive sur-
variety of
;harin to a
the busy
and com-
Ite Christ-
friend is
nch of the
iminately
ish or gar-
Bummer
the happy
me.
there is no
iful drives
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the irre-
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257
Sear make Victoria more popular,
for does she welcome to herself the
tourist alone. Men of enterprise and
capital will here find ample opportu-
nities for the profitable investment
of both. Fortunes have heen and
are being built up here ; and what so
many have done and are doint;,
others can do. Victorians have un-
limited confidence in the future of
their city, and are practically demon-
stratiug this confidence by increasins
their stake. During the past year,
despite the hard times, upwards of
half a million dollars have been put
into buildings, the street mileage
considerably increased, a new and
improved sewerage system laid down,
and several lartre and important pub-
lic works undertaken. The estab-
lisnraent of regular steamship com-
munication with Australasia and the
Orient have given a great impetus to
trade, which will be further strength-
ened when Victoria is made a trans-
continental railway terminus, by the
inauguration of the Canada Western
Railway, arrangements for which are
now almost complete.
The city oflers every inducement to
honest, industrious people who wish
to make it their home. The educa-
tional facilities are unsurpassed.
Public Schools are.free to all, and are
presided over by most competent
teachers, wr.ile the more promising
pupils have open to them the High
Scliool, where the advanced branches
are taught. " All the religious denom-
inations are well represented, as are
also the various fraternal and beni-
ficary societies. The people are in-
dustrious and law abiding; the
streets well lighted by electricity,
and well drained ; the water supply
wholesome and abundant, and the
health record second to none of any
city of the size. Living is cheap
and the rate of wage respectably
high.
The interests of
looked after by a
Victoria are well
Mayor, Board of
Aldermen, Board of Trade, Citizen's
Association and the various other
public bodies, and although, in pro-
portion to the amount of revenue
derived from this city and port, the
Dominion authorities have not been
as liberal to Victoria as might justly
be expected, a clearer and more
generous policy has been inau.;urated.
A new post oflSce, (sadly needed)
custom house (ditto), and excise
establishment (also ditto) are to be
built. A suitable marine quarantine
station has just been completed, at
William's Head, which, it is hoped,
will be the means of preventing the
importation into the city of contag-
ion from foreign ports. The old
Legislative buildings are to give
place to a magnificent new structure,
work on whi'h is now well advanced,
The erection of a couple of new bank
buildings, more fittingly to represent
the amount of business transacted in
those institutions, is also on the tapis,
while contracts have been awarded
for the building of four ward schools,
and extensive additions are to be
made to the fortifications of Esqui-
mau. On the^whole, the outlook is
bright for the year of grace 1894.
As far as the accessibility of Vic-
toria is concerned, there is no city
more easy of approach. A few hours'
sail from the Mainland or Puset
Sound ports lands a passenger safe
and sound at one or other of the
many wharves which line the harlwr.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific the
C.P.R. wends its way; the Northern
Pacific Railroad carries its freight
and passengers to all points east and
south of Uncle Sam's domain, and is
run in connection with their excellent
steamship service. The Union Paci-
fic and Oreat Northern afibrd like
accommodation, and the local steam-
ship lines do their gootl work in their
^ood style. The Esquimalt & Nana-
imo Railway, and the Victoria &
Sydney R.R. supply the Island, so
far, with the iron horse ; and points
not reached by either are brought
into touch with the city by regular
steamboat service.
Farming operations are being
rapidly extended in the Victoria dis-
trict, and an excellent and spacious
Public Market has been established
for the convenience of all desiring its
use. It is in charge of a very effici-
ent and courteous superintendent in
the person of Mr. E. Johnson (a pop-
ular old-timer), and although not
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very liberally patronized will ho
doubt siion be.
The charitable institutions of Vic-
toria are standing monuments to the
vvhole-heartednessof lier people. The
aged and infirm find comfortable
quarters in their declining years in
the Old Folk's Home. In the
Royal Jubilee Hospital, the sick
and disabled are treated with skill
and kindness; the fatherless have
their best interests looked after in
the orphanages ; the widow ever finds
the helping iiand stretched out to her
and the word of sympathy spoken;
and the poor and friendless never
appeal to the B. C. Benevolent
Society in vain. All and more of
these worthy institutions are mainly
supported by voluntary subscriptions
AROUND VICTORIA.
It would be difficult to enumerate
the many "places of interest," as the
term goes, in and around Victoria ;
the number and variety is endless.
The Agricultural Grounds are
every year beijoming more useful and
popular. Here is held the annual
show under the auspices of the B. C.
Agricultural Society — an institution
which has done much to promote the
agricultural as well as the industrial
res urces of the district. A splendid
and spacious exposition hall adorns
the grounds. From the tower of the
building a charming view of the sur-
rounding country is obtainable. Ad-
joining the Agricultural Grounds is
the Driving Park, with an excellent
track over whose surface some of the
best blooded horses of the province
are paced. TheVictoria Jockey Club,
who hold the Driving Park, have done
much to improve the breed of horses
in this country.
Beacon Hill Park is another very
attractive rendezvous. Nature has
done much for this charming spot,
and art not a little. The grounds
are at a considerable altitude, and
command a magnificent view of
of the Straits of San Juan de Fuca
and the surrounding district. It is the
popular recreation ground for Victor-
ians and «t all times of the year the
games "in' season" are here enjoyed.
From a neat band stand the strains
of sweet music are to be heard.
Clover Point is another of the
many places of interest within easy
access of the city.
Church Hill is the site of the pres-
ent Church of England Cathedral,and
commands a splendid view of the city.
A new edifice, to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $260,000 (from the plans of
Messrs. Evers and Keith, architects,
of this city) will shortly be erected.
Douglas Monument was erected to
the memory of the late Sir Jame^
Douglas, Governor of the colony. The
site is a very beautiful one, on the
grounds of the Provincial Government
buildings, James Bay.
Foul Bay, (the name is not an ap-
propriate one) is situated at the south-
eastern extension of the city limits,
and is a very pretty drive.
The Gorge is, par excellence, the
choice spot of Victoria. To apprei;!-
ate the grandeur of tlie scenery of this
gem of nature necessitates a visit. It
is reached either l)y land or svat. r—
the drive being equally pleasant us
the row. The (Sorge is the scene nf
the t^ueen's BirtlnUiy celebrations—
an event (iclcbratod with greater ei'Utt
by Victorians than by any of the siili-
jects of her over whose possessiDiis
the sun never sets.
The Indian Reserve contains aljuut
108 acres on the west side of tiie hai-
bor and is connected with the city liv
two bridges, one being that of the 11.
& X. Rdhvay, which has a swing ti
allow the p 'ssage of vessels. The it-
serve is a great eye-sore to Victorians,
who are never ceasing in their ettorts
to have the few Indians who renmiii
in possession of tlys fine tract of land,
in the very heart of the city, removed
to quarters more congenial to them-
selves. Here are to be seen a few dc-
lapated "rancherees" and the rem-
nants of a once powerful tribe.
The Outer Wharf is at the en-
trance to the harbor, and affords a
landing iilace at all stages of the ti'i>'
and in all sorts of weather for the
largest vessels. A spacious dock hasi
been constructed and extensive store-
houses erected.
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Cadboro Bay is a favorite rendez-
vous of pleasure seekers. It is iust
such a place as fancy would paint —
a beautiful beach, "well shaded by
trees, with a strand of sand and fine
gravel, and a nice rolling Pacific surf.
While enjoying the p'easures of a
sea bath, the bather can watch the
passing steamers or the filling of the
canvas on sailing craft. The line,
the gun or the rod can also be used
to advantage.
Cedar Hill (or Mount Douglas) is
a five-mile pleasant drive from B.C's
capital. The district is chiefly a
farming one, and from the top of the
liiil a beautiful view is obtainable —
an ideal picture, including land and
sea.
Gordon Head is another favorite
resort of Victorians, who always com-
mend it to visitors. It affords a
beautiful maritime view, and, as is
the case with the rest of the Island,
is well wooded.
Oak Bay is in close proximity to
Victoria, and is a spot which well re-
pays a visit. It is now connected
with the electric tram-car system,
and a 5c. ticket will bring one there.
An excellent hotel has recently been
established. Victoria is extending in
tliis direction, which at no distant
future will be within the city limits
Mount Tolmie, as the name will
suggest, is on elevated ground. From
the " mount " a good view is obtained
of Victoria and its surroundings. It
is only one mile from the electric
tramway line, and arrangements are
being made for the extension of the
system to the seat of building opera-
tions in the settlement.
Esquimalt is the naval station
on tlie Pacific Coast for Her Majesty's
fleet, and is never without a couple
of vessels representing
" The flag that's brared a thou8%nd years,
The battle and the breeze."
The Cemetry is not a pleasant
place to visit for those who have
friends beneath the sod, but to
others it wiil demonstrate the ven-
eration in which the dear departed
are held by Victoriana. The Jewish
I Cemetery la alao a place of interest.
Victoria City Council, 1893.
The Mayor is elected annually.
The Aldermen of each ward hold
office for one year. P]lections in
January.
The Council meet every Monday
evening at 8 o'clock, in the City Hall,
cor. Douglas and Pandora Sts. The
public are admitted.
Mayor — Hon. Robert Beaven, M.
P. P.
Aldermen — North Ward, Aid. Rob-
ertson (vice Munio Miller,) Baker
and Bragg ; Centre Ward, Aid. Stj^les,
Belyea and McKillicaii; South Ward,
Aid. Munn, Henderson and Harris
(vice McTavish.)
Permanent Ofkicer.s — City Clerk,
W. J. Dowler, B. A ; Treasurer, As-
sessor, Accountant and Collector,
Charles Kent; Auditor, James ^.
Raymur; Collector of Water Rates,
T. J. Partridge; Assistant Treasurer,
E. C. Smith; City P^ngineer, Survey-
or and Water Conniiissioner, E. A.
Wilmot, C. E ; Sanitary Otticer, Alex.
Murray ; City Librarian, J. McGregor,
L.L.D'; Water Works Foreman, T.
Preece; Building Inspector and As-
sessor, W. W. Northcoit.
Pi)i-ici] — Magistrate, F. MacRae ;
Clerk of Court, W. C. Pope; Super-
intendent, Harrv W. Sheppard;
Sergts. J. W. Walker, H. A. Levin
and John Hawton. There are twelve
constables for city duty.
Fire Department — Chief .T. Deasy ;
Assistant Chief, M. J. Conlan. There
is a numerous and efficient staff, and
first class appliances. Following is
the fire alarm system :
James Bai/.
Box No. Location.
4 Dallas road, corner Simcoe street.
5 Montreal street, corner Kingston
street.
6 Menzies street, corner Kingston
street.
7 Montreal street, corner Simcoe
street.
8 Menziee street, corner Toronto
street.
1-6 Superior street, corner Birdcage
Walk.
5-2 Michigan street, corner Oswego
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1-3 Humboldt street, corner Rupert
street.
1-4 Government street, corner John-
son street.
1-6 Constance street, corner DiscoV'
ery street.
2-3 Fort street, corner Quadra street.
2-4 Cook street, corner Caledonia
avenue.
2-6 Government street, corner Fis-
(;uard street.
2-6 John street, corner Bridge street.
3-1 No. 2 Fire Hall, Yates street.
3-3 South road. Spring Eidge.
3-4 Burdette street, corner Vancou-
ver street.
3-5 Yates street, corner Wharf street.
4-1 Douglas street, junction Govern-
ment, at Fountain.
4-2 Blanchard street, corner Chatham
street.
4-3 Fort street, corner Moss street.
4-5 Yates street, corner Cook street.
6-1 Second street, corner King's road.
5-3 Douglas street, corner Discovery
street.
5-4 Pandora street, corner Quadra
street.
6-1 No. 1 Fire Hall, Pandora street.
6-2 View street, corner Blanchard
street.
6-3 Humboldt street, corner Douglas
street.
6-4 Government street, corner Fort
street, (keyless box.)
7-1 Government street, corner Prin-
cess avenue.
In case of fire raise an alarm by
using the nearest fire alarm box.
Keys will be found at the nearest
house. Open the door of the box
and pull down the hook. The num-
ber of the box will be struck three
times on the bells and gongs. Leave
the key in the box.
Board of Trade.
Offices, Board of Trade Building,
Bastion street.
Officers 1892-3— President, A. C.
Flumerfelt; Vice-President, C. E.
Renouf ; Secretary, F. Elworthy ;
Council and ArbitrationBoard, Messrs.
A. B. Gray, D. R. Ker, H. F. Heis-
terman, G. Leiser, Wm. Templeman,
A. L. Belyea, W. H. Ellis, F. H.
Worlock, E. G. Prior, H. E. Oonnon,
T. S. Futcher and E. B. Marvin.
Colleges and Schools.
Public and High Schools, Ward
Schools, Colleges and Boarding
Schools, see Street Directory.
Hospitals.
Royal Jubilee, Richmond road.
St. Josephs, CoUinson street (Sis-
ters of St. Ann).
Cemeteries.
Ross Bay, under control of the
City Council.
Jewish, Cedar Hill road.
Churches and Clergy.
(See Church and Clerical Direc-
tory).
Clubs.
Union Club, Douglas street ; Vic-
toria Club, corner Fort and Broad
streets ; James Hay Athletic Associa-
tion, Belleville street, opposite Men-
zies street; Victoria Athletic Club,
Government street ; Victoria Jockey
Club.
Libraries.
Public Library and reading room,
City Hall, James McGregor, L.L.D.,
libr'irian; Y.M.C.A. reading room
and library; Law Library, Spieme
Court Buildings. Most of the ben-
evolent societies have also libraries
and reading rooms at their places
of meeting.
Post Office.
Government Street — (Also see
pages 22 to 29 — Postmaster, Noah
Shakespeare ; deputy postmaster, T.
A. Cairns; free delivery of letters
from office at 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.;
wicket delivery open from 7 a.m. to 7
p.m.; registry office opened from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. No delivery (free or
wicket^ on Sundays.
Postage Stamps on sale from 8 a.
m. to 7 p.m.
Street I/Etter Boxes — Collections
are made from letter boxes at 11 a.m.
and 8 p.m. daily. Sundays only at 8
a. m.
Boxes are placed at the foUiowing
points in the city : — Cor. Store and
Discovery streets; junction Govern-
ment and Douglas streets; cor.
Blanchard street and Pandora ave;
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cor. Quadra and North Park streets ;
cor. Carr and Niagara streets; cor.
Fernwood road and Yates street ; cor.
Cook and Fort streets ; cor. Menzies
and Quebec streets; cor. Montreal
and Quebec streets ; cor. McClure and
CoUinson streets ; cor. Vancouver and
Richardson streets ; cor.Chatham and
Chambers streets; cor. Kind's road
and Second street ; cor. Bridge and
John streets ; cor. St. Lawrence and
Simcoe streets ; <!or. Oak and Cadboro
Bay road.
(For list of postoffices in the Prov-
ince, see page 27 ; telegraph offices,
gee page 22 ; money order offices, see
page 27; postal rates, see page 24.)
City Hack Tariff.
Hacks, $1.60 per hour, so long as
required.
Driving one or two persons any
place within the city limits, 50 cents.
For every passenger over two, 25
cents each
To or from any steamer or train, 50
cents per head, not including special
orders.
Balls, parties and theatres, one
person to and fr.im, $2; two persons
to and from, $2.50 ; three persons to
and from, $3 ; four persons to and
from $3.50.
For weddings, to and from, each
carriage, $5.
For funerals, to and from cemetery,
each carriage, $4.
Trunks taken from any wharf,
train or house to any point within
the city limits, 25 cents each.
Trunks taken on carriages, 25 cents
each ; baggage carried in the hand of
a person being conveyed in a licensed
vehicle, free.
Wharves.
Canadian Pacific Navigation Com-
pany.— Wharf street foot of Fort.
City Landing. — Wharf street foot
of Yates.
Dunsmuib's (late Spratt's). — Store
str. et foot of Cormorant.
Finlaysok's. — Wharf street, foot of
Yates.
Hall & Goepel (late Janion's). —
Store street, foot of Cormorant.
Hall & Ross (late Dickson &
Campbell's). — Store street, foot of
Chatnam.
Hudson's Bay.— Wharf street, foot
of Fort.
Ocean or Outer Wharf. — Dallas
road, foot of Erie street, James Bay.
Porter's. — Store street, footofFis-
guard.
Spratt's.— Store street, foot of Dis-
covery.
Turner, Beeton & Co's. — Wharf
street, foot of Yates.
Warren's. — Montreal street, foot
of Quebec.
Rithet, R. p. & Co's.— Wi.arf
street, foot of Johnson, and atRlthetr
ville.
Janion Wharf Co. — 28 Store street.
Board of Fire Underwriters.
Messrs. Heisterman & Co, R. P.
Rithet & Co., L'td; Turner, Beeton
& Co., Findlay, Durham & Brodie,
Robert Ward & Co., Thomas C. Nut-
tall, R. Hall, B. C. Land and Invest-
ment Agency, L'td, Lowenberg,
Harris & Co., Nicholles & Renouf,
H. E. Croasdaile, W. Monteith,
Henry Croft, H. Dallas Helmcken,
Dalby & Claxton, Beaumont Boggs,
A. W. Jones & Bridgman, H. M.
Yates, A. W. More & Co., J. E. Crane
& Co., J. St. Clair Blackett. J. D.
Pemberton & Son, Morrow, Holland
& Co., J. E. Kinsman.
Executive Committee. — B. Hall,
H. F. Heisterman, J. C. Maclure,
Wm. Monteith, Beaumont Boggs.
Inspector, J. G. Elliott.
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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
(FOR STREET DIRECTORY, SEE END OF LIST.)
Aaronson, A A, pawnbroker, 76 and
79 .Johnson, res 105 filanchard
Abbott, Edwin, plasterer, res Boles-
kyne rd
Abell, Edw, policeman, res 124 Fort
Abell, George, brewers' apprentice,
res 138 Fort
Abrahams, W B, porter Lenz &
Leiser, res .37 Kane
Abrams, A J, barber, 128 Govern-
ment, res 32 Albert
Ackland, R J, stenographer O.P.N
Co, res .37 First
Acton, Levi, grocer, 38 Vancouver,
cor Collinson
Acton, William, grocer, 38 Vancouver,
cor Collinson
Adair, William, farmhand, Cragie
Lea farm. Gorge rd
Adam, Alexander, baggage master
C.P.N., res Sunnyside ave, Craig-
Hower rd
Adam, J S, draughtsman Ridgway-
Wilson, res 7 Bixlwell
Adam, Thomas, ship carpenter, Head
St, Batterjb
Adams, Charles E, book-keeper Co-
lumbia Sawmills, res Craigflower
Gorge rd
Adams. Daniel F, Columbia Sawmills,
res Craigflower, Gorge rd
Adams, Frederic, sr, stonemason, res
16 South rd
Adams, Fred, jr, bricklayer, res 16
South rd
Adams, F W, E B Marvin & Co, res
Emma, Gorge rd
Adams, John, moulder V.I.W.,
Fourth
Adams, John, employee city,
- Fourth, nr Hillside ave
Adams, John H, carpenter, r<)s
Souih rd
Adams, Joseph, clerk Waterworks,
res 41 David
Adams, Mrs M, res 34 Cadboro bay rd
res
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Adams, Walter, butcher R Porter &
Sons, res Pandora
Adams, W, pressman the Colonist P.
«&P. Co
Adams, Wm F, collector Vic Gas Co
Adams, Wm H, mgr Singer Mfg Co,
38 Broad, res King's rd
Adelphi Saloon, M C Brown, Duck
blk, Broad, res 38 Pioneer
Adelphi Sample Rooms, Wil-
liam Croft, prop, cor Government
and Yates
Adelson, Aaron, res 54 North Park
Aden, John, carpenter, res 241 Sim-
coe N
Aden, V D, carpenter, res 241 Sim-
coe N
Aden, Mrs W D, widow, res 241 Sim-
coe N
Agnew, Wm B, re-toucher Savannah,
Five Sisters' blk
Ahearne, Joseph, electrician, res 173
Simcoe N
Aikman, G W, clerk Land Registry,
40 Langley, res Gorge rd
Aikman, H B W, Drake, Jackson &
Helmcken, res "The Gables, "Gorge
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Aikman, J A, clerk Drake, Jackson
6 Helmcken, res "The Gables,"
Gorge rd
Aitken, Thos. fruit grower, res Gor-
don Head, Vict Dist
Albion Fire Insurance Co, .T E Kins-
man, agent, 100 Government
Albion Iron Works Co, Ltd, Thomas
Shaw, mgr, 2 to 12 Chatham
Albion Hotel, Isaac Aves prop, 6 and
7 Herald
Alder, Mrs, widow, res 65 St Law-
rence W .
Alder, Miss A, book-keeper Hotel
Victoria
Alder, Miss K M, kook-keeper Ames
Holden Co,Ltd, res 65 St Lawrence
Alderson, Geo, labr, res 252 Johnson
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Alexander, Charlea, fmr, res Cook st
water main, Lake Hill
Alexander, John, fmr, res Cook st
water main. Lake Hill
Alexander Lodge, No. 116, Sons of
England, 73)^ Government
Alexander, Thomas, teamster, res 15
Pioneer
Alexander, Thomas, labr, res 101
South rd
Alexander, William, fmr, res Cook
st water main. Lake Hill
Alford, Henry, hunter, res Humboldt
Allan, William, janitor city lockup,
res 16 Niagara S
Allan, William, book-keeper Langley
6 Co, res 88 Quebec
Allatt, Mrs M J, widow, res 62 North
Park
Allen, Mrs A P, res 3 Rebecca
Allen, Clement, labr, res Cadboro
bay rd
Allen, David, employee V.I.W, res
7 Helton ave
Allen, Frederick, fisherman, res
H'lmboldt
Allen, Harry, labr, res 5 Labouchere
Allen, John G, machinist, res 16
Kendall E
Allen, Mrs. J, widow, res 78 Chatham
Allen, Mifls J, res 78 Chatham
Allen, Miss Jennie, waitress, Van-
couver hotel, 71 Yates
Allen, Paul, waiter, Vancouver hotel,
71 Yates
Allen, Kobt, captain, res 31 Prin-
cess ave
Allen, Kobt, porter, Wilson Bros, res
Vic West
Allen, Kobert L, asst wholesale gro-
cer, res Craigliower rd
Allen, William, ship corpenter res
87 Pandora
Allen, William, bartender Colonial
Metropole, res 69 Henry
Allen, William, res 39 Princess ave
Alley, Frank Ernest, foreman Spratt
& Gray, res 42 Rock bay ave
Alliance Assurance Co, of England,
(fire), Dalby & Claxton, genl agts
Allioe & Ault, wholesale commis-
sion merchants, 75 Wharf
Allioe, Thos H. (Allice & Ault), 75
Wharf, res Michigan
Allison, James, prop Paisley dye
works, 116 Yates
Allison, Mrs Mary, widow, res 90
Cadboro bay rd
Allison, William, steamboat hand,
res 1 cabin, McClure
American Line S S, Hall, Goepel
& Co, agts, 100 Government
Ames, Thomas, finisher Sehl, Hastie
& Erskine
Ames Holden & Co, wholesale
boot and shoe mfrs, A C Flumer-
felt,mgr,cor Broughton and Langley
Ancient Order o' Foresters, Court
Northern Light, 43)^ Government
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
Victoria Lodge No. 19, 73>^ Govt
Andean, Wm, res Upper Pandora
Andernache, E, jeweller, Pennock &
Lowe, res 59)^ North Park
Anderson, A C, elk McPhillips, Woot-
on & Barnard, res 113 Superior
Anderson, Andrew, steamboat fire-
man, res 108 Johnson
Anderson, August, quarryman, res
Vancouver hotel. 71 Yates
Anderson, Capt J W, master mariner,
res 78 Pandora
Anderson, David, boot and shoe mkr,
173 Douglas, res 10 Hill •
Anderson, David,logger, res Commer-
cial hotel
Anderson. David, carpenter, res 48
South Turner W
Anderson, E G & Co, manufacturers'
agents, 53>o Johnson
Anderson, Eric, labr, res 24 Sayward
Anderson, Geo, paint maker, Canada
Paint Co
Anderson, Geo, painter for RLettice,
res 10 Hill
Anderson, Geo Wm, (Shore & Ander-
son), 107 Douglas, res 29 King's rd
Anderson, Miss Grace, res 138 Blanch-
ard
Anderson, Gus, labr, res 87 Pandora
Anderson, Hugh, emp Gas Works, res
cor. Henry and Russel
Anderson, Miss H C, dressmaker, r
181 Douglas
Anderson, J, elk Bank B.N.A, Yates,
res 112 Superior
Anderson, Miss Jennie, tailoress, B.
C. Dye Works, res 142 Johnson
Anderson, John, bricklayer, res 13
South rd
Anderson, John, (Newbigging &
Anderson) 105 Douglas, res 197
Douglas
Anderson, J R, statistician, Dept
Agriculture, res 32 Kingston
Anderson, Stone, labr, res 3 Centre rd
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Anderson, J W, acct Hudson Bay Co,
res 112 Superior
Anderson, J A, B A« auditor, Treas
Dept, rea 1 13 Superior
Anderson, M J, engineer, res Del-
monico hotel 107-lOi) Government
Anderson, Miss Rose, nurse, res Prov
Koyal Jul)ilee Hospital
Anderson, Robert, miner, res 23 North
Park
Anderson, Robert, at Wm Mables, res
115 Jolineon
Anderson, Tliorston, mattress maker,
Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Co
Anderson, Walter, (MoKillisan ^^
Anderson) 2 Langley, res 230 View
Ar.derson, William, stone cutter, res
Princess ave
Anderson, Wm, seal hunter, res 192
Cook
Anderson, Mrs W C, res 138 Blanch-
ard
Angus, Jas A, elk Bank of Montreal,
res Belcher
Angus, J, agt B. C. Sugar Refining
Co, Burnes house, res 95 Belcher
Angus, Mrs W, widow, 18 Stanley ave
Angel Hotel, Fredk Carne sr, prop,
43-45 Langley
Angela College, Burdette ave, princi-
pal, Mrs and the Misses Kitto.
Angus, Forrest, "The Oaks," res St
Charles and Pemberton rds
An irews, Chester, carpenter, res
61 Quadra
Andrews, Chester, machine hand
Taylor Mill Co, Government
Andres. Christian, cooper, 91 Wharf,
res 28 Belcher
Andrews, Edmund W, ship carpenter,
res Pine
Andrews, Gus, emp Taylor Mill Co,
res Commercial hotel
Andrews, Goven, blacksmith, res 61
Niagara N
Andrews, James, shoemaker, res 7
Green
Andrew, Mrs John, widow, res Gar-
ually rd
Andrews, Miss Louisa, domestic, res
7 Bay
Andrews, Rich B, expressman, res
229 Yates
Andrew, Thomas, match maker, res
45 Work
Apnaueht, Mrs Julia, widow, res 106
view
Appleby, William, carpenter, res Earl
Appleby, M J, com trav G C Shaw &
Co, res First
Applegathe, E R D, Bnk of Montreal,
res 23 Montreal W
Appraiser's office, Walter Shears,
appraiser, 57-59 Wharf
Arbuckle, Matthew, marine engineer,
res Richmond ave
Arcade Bakery, Albert Haynes, prop,
24 Broad
Archambault, O, labr, res Vancouver
hotel
Archibald, Wm, nurseryman, res 130
Cadboro bay rd
Archibald, W F, tele oper, res 130
Cadboro bay rd
Archment, Robt, teamster V. C. W.
and Lumber Yd, res 127 Belle-
ville N
Arden, Rev W H P, rector St Mark's,
res 2 Speed ave
Arden, Thos, chef Dallas hotel, res
San Juan ave
Arden, William, fmr, res 104 Bay
Argyle House, dry goods, Jno Homer
&'Co, prop, 83 Douglas
Argyle, Miss Jennie, res 28 Bay
Armstrong, Charles, res 26 Fourth
Armstrong, Frank, H. M. Customs,
res Michigan
Armstrong, John, hack driver Bow-
man's, res 127)^ Johnson
Armstrong, Miss L,tailoresBD Camp-
bell & Co'y, res 25 Kane
Armstrong, Robt, sealer, 109 Pandora
Armstrong, Mrs K, housekeeper,
Union Club
Armstrong, Wilson J, 26 Fourth
Armstrong, Wm, head waiter Union
Club
Arn, Maxin, labr, Harriet rd
Arnold, J W, machinist, 61 Second
Arnold, Samuel, painter, R Lettice,
res 30 Second
Arthur, L, res 37 Frederick
Arresta, boot black, res 3 Speed ave
Arrowsmith, Miss F, teacher public
school, res 90 Cadboro bay rd
Ash, Thomas, carpenter, resAmphion
Ashwell, — , res 128 Cook
Askew, Charles, clerk Dixie H Ross
& Co, 117 Government, res Pern
berton rd
Askew, Chas S, asst Dixie Ross & Co
res Mrs I J Askew, Pemberton rd
Askew, Geo F H, boatbuilder, Mrs I
J Askew, Pemberton rd
Askew, Mrs I J, res Pemberton rd
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VICTORIA CITY DIRKCTORY.
205
Afikew Walter F, Lands and Works
Dept, rea Penibertoii rd
Aupland, Algernon H, etudei.t at
law, Davie & Cassidy, res '"Moor-
fleld," Rockland ave
Aapland Sydney. W H Bain-
bridge & Co, 42-44 Ciovernment, rea
"Moorlield," Rockland ave
Assessor's Office, Ciovernment, C
Booth, asfleasor and collector
Astrico, Mrs P A, widow, res 252
Yates
Atherton, Frank, collector, rea 154
nouttlaa
Atkins, James, liouse carpenter,
res CraiKflower rd
Atkins, W, cashier H. M. Cnstoma,
res 112 Dallas rd
Atkins, Wm E, ship carpenter and
diver, res Craigflowor rd
Atkinson, Ben J, tinner, 42 Johnson,
res or Parry and Michigan,
Atkinson, B J, cornice maker, res
Parry
Atkinson, George, labr, rea 23 Hey-
wood ave
Atkinson, Henry, gardener, res 36
Harrison
Atkinson, Miss laabel, nurse, Prov
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Atlas Assurance Co of London, Eng-
land, agt Wm Monteith, 32>^ Fort
Attorney Oen'l, Hon Theo Davie,
Q.C
Attwood, Robt J W, chemist and
druggist, 68 Douglas
Atwood, A W, clerk H Saunders, res
29 Frederick
Atwood, Mrs E.widow, res 22 Toronto
Atwood, W, porter Henry Saundera,
res Mason
Aubin, C W, shipb'ldr, res 6<" Fourth
Auld, James, builder, res 78 Bay
Auld, W E, grocer, rea 166 Govern-
ment
Ault, Harold L, (Allice & Ault)
76 Wharf, res 163 Cook
Austin, Henry, freight clerk £. & N.
Ry.,res Pine
Austin, H R G, teller Bank B.N.A.,
Yates, res Wilsoi. hotel
Austin, John J, notary public, real
estate, financial and insurance agt
ii2 Fort, rea Regents Park, Cad-
boro bay rd
Austin, J H, student-at-law Yates &
Jay, res Regents Park
Austin, Victor, violinist, rea 133 Fort
Aves, Isaac, prop The Albion hotel,
5-7 Herald
Avena, William, gardener, res 40
Kane
Avatte, Fri'd, labr, Vancouver hotel,
71 Yatea
Babchuck, Shem, second-hand store,
res 43 Store
Babington, Archibald Gordon, seal
hunter, res 93 Henry
Babington, Clarendon A, seal hunter,
res 93 Henry
Babington, P A, salesman Victoria
Planing Mills, res 93 Henry
Baby, Thomas, carpenter, rea 194
Cook
Backus, Joseph, carriage maker, res
66 Rock bay avenue
Backus, Nina, domesiic, rea 76 Chat-
ham
Bagley, Hudson W, carpenter, res
Indian Reserve
Bagshaw, Geo Jas, gardener, res
Chandler ave
Bahr, Theodore, foreman Weiler Bros
factory, §5 Humboldt, rea 108
Kingsron
Bailey, B, res 64 Alfred
Bailey Chaa E, emp Tel Office, rea
64 Alfred
Bailey, Hedley Hammond, house and
aign painter, rea 201 Douglas
Bailey, Hallet, clerk Erakine t. Wa'l,
res 54 Alfred
Bailey, J S, L.L.R., journaliat, B.O
Directory Co, rea 181 Fort
Bailey, John Capt, master mariner,
res 112 Fort at
Bailey, J G, canvaaaer, rea Dominion
hotel
Bailey, Marcus, clerk in museum,
rea 54 Alfred
Bailey, Mrs M A, nurae, 63 Meara
Bailey, William, night watchman
Poatofiice, rea 11 Rae
Bainbridge, W H & Co, mining
and land agents, 44 Government
Bainbridge, W H, secy B.C. Pot-
tery and Terra Co, ltd, 42 Govern-
ment, res Jolimont, Cadboro bay
rd
Baines, Miss Charlotte, rea 100 Fort
Bainea, Misa Ethel, dreaamaker, res
100 Fort
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Uaines, Frank J, clerk H A Lilley,
reH 105 DniiKlas
Dairies, Miss r.uiira, dresHiiuiker, res
100 Fort
Baini^H, MiuH Martlia, compositor
Coloniflt
Balnes, W, asst pressman Govern-
ment printing office
Baines, William, accountant, res 100
Fort
Bain, Donald, stonemason, res 147
Michigan N
Baird, Ambrose, plumber, les 37 First
Baird, Mrs Susan, res 37 First
Baird Richard, moulder Vic Iron
Wks, res 37 First
Baird Thomas, res 28 Harbor cot-
tages. Store
Baird, W G, cornice mkr, res Bruns-
wick Hotel
Baker, Dr A R, dental surgeon, fi8
Yates, res 30 Frederick
Baker, E Crow, real estate and
financial agt, 54 Government, res
16 Montreal
Baker, Fred Wm, painter, res Cad-
boro bay rd and Oak bay junction
Baker, George, ice dealer, res (18 Pem-
broke
Baker, Harold H, collector labor
statistics, 32-33 B. C. Board of
Trade bldg, res Esquimalt rd
Baker Herbert, steward Occidental
hotel
Baker, Lt-Col, The Hon Jas,
provincial secretary and minister
of mines, immigrati. n and educa-
tion.
Baker, Aid Jaa, contractor,
brickmaker and ice dealer, res 65
Pembroke
Baker, J H, boot and shoe parlors,
63 Government, res 41 Fern wood rd
Baker, Miss Letitia, dressmaker, r 42
Five Sisters blk
Baker, Miss Lottie, clerk Manchester
house, res 88 Yates
Baker, M(R Baker & Son) 6 Yates,
res 30 Frederick
Baker, Malcolm E, painter, Cadboro
bay rd and Oak bay junction
Baker, Michael, feed store, 30 Fred-
erick
Baker, Samuel, labr, 112 Johnson
Baker, Thomas H, (R. Baker & Son)
res 368 Johnson
Baker, R & Son, Pioneer Feed Store,
6 Yates
Baker, Thomas, teamster, 64 John
Baker, Capt W E, master mariner,
res 25 First
Baker, Wm P, painter, Cadboro bay
rd and Oak hay junction
Jiaker, William, moulder, re867 Pem-
broke
Jtalbage, Fredk, clerk general post
office, res 1 Jackson ave E
Balcom, T, cook, 109 Pandora
Hale, I) H, carpenter, 10!) Pandora
Bales, Mrs J C, Indian reserve. VicW
Ball, Henry B, barber, res 16 Van-
couver
Ball, Joseph, letter carrier, res 3!)
David
Ballentyne, Clinton Graham, life in-
surance agent, nn 47 Five Sisters
blk, res 7 Richardson
Balmoral Hotel, F W Garland,
prop, 61 Douglas, from Fort to View
Bamford, Thomas, draughtsman
Lands and Works, res 41 Carr W
Banfield, David, expressman, res
Haughton
Bank of British Colombia, cor
Government and Fort, George Gil-
lespie, mgr
Bank of B. N, A., Yates, Gavin
Hamilton Burns, mgr
Bank Exchange Saloon, G C Sauer,
prop, 29 Yates cor Langley
Bank of Montreal, A J C Gal-
letlv, mgr, 81 Government, tel 189,
P. 6. box 581
Bankhurst, — , painter, 209 Douglas
Banks, Henry, steamboat flre.^an,
res 54 John
Banks, Henry, steamboat man, res
50 John
Banks, L P, res 214 Cook
Bannerman, A M, wood and coal
merchant, 16 St Louis
Banner, Samuel, gardener res 8
Labouchere
Bantlev, Marcus, cigar manfr, res
156 Fort
Bantley, Miss R, res 155 Fort
Bantley, S A, cigar maker, res 155
Fort
Baptist Mission Sunday School, Hen-
ry, cor Mary, Victoria West
Barber i, Frank, cook and waiter, res
6 Cottage Beach terrace, Humboldt
Barber, James gardener, res Har-
bor View, 56 Dallas rd
Barber, James, fisherman, res 26
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VICTORIA CITY DIKECTORY.
2t»7
Barber, .Tohn, tiBherman, res Nia-
gara 8
Barber, John, flshcrmn, res 26 Rupert
Barber, John, putteriitnaker, \M.W,
res 29 Walnut
Barber, Roliert, tisherman, res Nia-
ttara H
Barl)er, Rev D W, M.A., rector St
Savionr'H, "Tyn-y-Coed," Duns-
muir rd
Barff, L, res 33 Birdcage Walk W
Barbam, Foster, Ixiok-keeper B. ('
Cattle Co, res 137 Menzies W
Barham, Herbert F, res bay rd, Mt
Tolmie
Barker, Adolplms, j)lumber, 105
Yates, res 92 North Park
Marker, David M, enip B C Pottery,
res 5 Bo<lwell
Barker, George M, seaman, res Cath-
erine, Vic W
Barker, James, brickmaker, res 5
Bodwell
Barker, James H, apprentice, res 5
Bodwell
Barker, S, V.P.B. Co, res Skinner
Barlow, Mrs 1, widow, res 116 North
Park
Barlow, Mrs L, dressmaker, res Old
Esquimau rd, cor Russell, Vic W
Barlow, Ijeroy, carpenter, res Old
Esquimau rd, cor Russell
Barlow, Thos, carpenter, res Vining
Barlow, Thomas, livery stable keeper
res 101-103 Fort
Barnard, F S, M. P. P, Pres . ic-
toria Transfer Co, res "Duval Cot-
tage," Belcher
Barnard, 6 H (McPhillips,Wooton
& Barnard,) res Belcher
Barnes, Chas, second officer, S.S.
"Quadra," res Henry, Victoria
West
Barnes, Fred, moulder ,res 17 North rd
Barnes, Lieut G E. Royal Marine
Artillery, The Barracks, Work
Point, res Head
Barnes, James, ''Beacon Cottage,"
224 Beacon Hill
Barnes, James, labr, res 141 Simcoe N
Barneswell. James, jr, blacksmith,
res 292 Johnson
Barnet, A W, book-keeper, res 67
Kane
Barnett, John, Saunder's restaurant
169-171 Government
Barnsley, John, (John Barnsley & Co)
119 Government, res Gorge rd
Barnsley, John & Co, gunsmiths, 110
Government
Barnswell, H, cook, res 292 Johnson
Barnswell, James, sr. carpenter, res
292 Johnson
Barnvich, George L, varnish maker,
Canada Paint Co, res 22 Chatham
Barret, Michael, general servant, St.
Anne's Convent
Barrett, William, emp R E Knowles,
Carnsew dairy, res Moas
Barron, Juliusj sausage maker at B
Van Volkenburgh's, 72 Yates
Barron Sabin, shoe maker, res 72
Penjbroke
Barron, W G, porter, Vancouver hotel,
71 Yates
Barry, — , sealer, res 37 Victoria Cres
Barry, Albert, labr, res 256 Yates
Barry, .Tohn, res 38 Rae
Barrv, Miss Pauline, emp Colonist
offl'ce, res 256 Yates
Barry, Thomas, gentleman, res 266
Yates
Barry, Thomas, dray man, res Putnam,
Spring Ridge
Bfvry, Walter, res 256 Yates
Bnrry, William, teamster, res 256
Yates
Barthes, C, chef. Hotel Victoria
Barthes, Casimir, cook, H McDer-
mid. Queen's ave
Bartholomew, J H, lather, res 49
Second
Bartlett, Miss, res 14 Ridge rd
Bartlett, John, hackman, res 98 Bay
Bartlett, Oscar, engineer, "Brighton
- Cottage," Cadboro bay
Bartlett, Samuel, plasterer, res 4
James S
Barton, Miss #f aggie, domestic, res
93 Pandora
Base, James, labr, B. C. Chemical
Works
Bassett, John G, cabinet maker, res
16 Henrv
Bassett, RobtH. carpenter, Caledonia
ave, res 36 Alfred
Bassett, William P, carpenter, 37
Caledonia ave, res 36 Alfred
Basso, Antonio, fisherman, res 41
Work
Basso, Nicholas, boiler maker, A.I. W,
res 40 David
Bass, Oscar C, stenographer, Bod-
well & Irving, res 45 Chatham
Batchelor, Wm, grocer, 58-60 King's
rd, cor. Second
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Bate, Thomas, teamster, res 3-4 Mas-
cotte ave
Bates, A J, shipper, Ames, Holden &
Co, Ltd, res 103 Pandora
Bates, Mrs E A, milliner, res 64 Fort
Bates, Jones, labr, rea 24 Caledonia
ave
Bate8,NoahWm, washer, McDonald's
livery, res 64 Fort
Bath, Miss Ellen, seamstress, 115
Blanchard
Batten, William, ship carpenter, res
87 Henry
Battersby, George W, fmr, Craig-
flower, rd
Battershill, William, emp "Vic Iron
Wks, res Pembroke and Quadra
Baumann, Louis, restaurant, 52 Yates,
res View
Baur, Mrs Olga, res 6 Harrison
Beven, C F, res 115 Simcoe N
Baxter, C A, gen'l passr agt C.P.N.
Co., 64 Wharf, res Leighton rd
Baxter, Robert, labr, res Telegraph
hotel
Bayne, R Roskell, architect, res cor
Quadra and Chatham
Bayne, S H K, agent Holta 'iea Co,
50'^ Government
Bayntom, Edward, plumber, re*" 34
Mears
B.C. Blank Boolr Mnfg Co, J C Scott,
mgr, Williams' bldg, 28 Broad
B. C Board of Fire Under-
wriiters, J G Elliott, Srcretary,
r 7 Five Sisters' blk
B.C.Board of Trade, F Elworthy,
sec'y
B.C. Canning Co, L'td of London,
FinJliiv, Durham & Brodie agents,
98 Wharf *
B.C.CattIe C», D W Gillies, mgr,
97 Government
B.C. Cattle Co Stablet, 203 Yates
B.C. Chemical Works, Messrs Moore,
Fish'^r & Hall prop, Erie G, water
'ront
B. C Corporation L'td., Ward,
R & Co,mgr8 and agents, 17 Fort cor
Langley
B. O l>i8triot Telegraph and
Delivery Co., L'td., Fred G
White, mgf, 34 Fort
B.C. Dye Works, Hendy, McCai.n
& Renfew props, 142 Johnsoa
B. C. Fruit Canning & Preserving Co,
O'Kell & Morris, mgrs. Turner
B.C. Land and Investment Co,
L'td., 40 Government, Henry S
Mason, mgr
B.C. Marine Engineer's Association,
r 50, Five Sisters' blk
B.C. Novelty Works. Newbigging &
Anderson, props 105 Douglas
B.C. Paper »Ifg Co., L'td., H. Car-
iai(hael, sec, 32 Government, res
EdCtUimalt rd
B.C. Pharmacy, W Jackson & Co,
props, 31 Fort
B.C. Pioneer Societv, J J Austin, secv,
hall, 281^ Broad, meets first Wed-
nesday in each month
B.C. Pottery and Terra Cotta
Co., L'td., ofiice cor Government
and Brou^hton, S C Burrowes, mgr
B.C. Soap Works, prop W Pendray,
25 Humboldt
Beal Wm, coppersmith, Langley, rea
96 View
Beam, Eli, contractor, St.CatherineW
Beanlands.Rev Canon, res 24Burdett
ave
Beany, William, labr, Belton ave
Bear, Wm, coppersmith, 16 I<angley
Beaton, Daniel, steamboat oiler, res
43 Henry
Beauchamp, Richd, fruit and ame
dealer, 70 Yates, res 66 Mearecr
Beauchamp, Miss Caroline, fruiter
and florist, res 65 Mears
Beauchamp, Miss Sarah A, fruiter
and florist, res 55 Mears
Beaumont Charles J, grocer, Bay cor
Government
Beaven, Hon Robt, M.P.P.,
Mayor, res 22 Vancouver
Beav n, H R, elk Bank B.C., res 22
Vancouver
Beam, Sabin, shoe^ aker, ret 41
(iuadrr
Bebington, Thomas, seaman, res 244
Simcoe S
Beohtel, A J, prop California htl
19 Johnson, res Douglas
Becker, C, assistant T B Pearson k
Co, re^^ Fort
Becker, Mrs N, widow, res 217 Fort
Beckman, William, sealer, res 128
Chatham
Beckman, A J, moulder, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Beckman, PE, nr. mlder, Brunswick
hotel
Beckwith, H, chief landing waiter
Customs, res "Namrell Cottage,"
Belleville
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Beckwith,
, chant, c
I Discovei
Beckwith,
raanufac
Beckwith,
Fourth
Bedad, Jot
toria Ck
Bedard, Tl
70 North
Bedard, 1
Johnson
John, Bedl
Lands a
Bellot
Beehive Sal
48 Fort, (
Beek, Josej
Prior
Beek, Miss
House, re
Beer, Herl
builder, r
Beer, Normi
malt. Vic
Beer, Wella
malt, Vic
Beeton, Mis
conver hoi
Beug, Alej
Niagara N
Begg, Frank
Begrbie, Si
Justice, ref
Behin. Jam
Quebec N
Behnsen, H
1-5 Trounc
Belanger, J(
Quadra
Belanger, 8«
Quadru
Bell, Filiot, (
16 Gouth Tl
Bell, James,
Renouf, res
Bell, John, I
I Co, res 13 h
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Vancouver
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269
Beckwith, John L, commission mer-
chant, cor Fort and Wharf, res 84
Discovery
Beckwith, J L, commission and
manufacturers' agt, res 40 Johnson
Beckwith, W S, expressman, res 34
Fourth
Bedad, Joseph, billiard marker, Vic-
toria Club, 45>^rort
Bedard, Thomas, carriage maker, res
70 North Park
Bedard, Thomas, painter, res 239
Johnson
John, Bedlington Harold, chief clerk
Lands and Works OflSce, res 9
Bellot
Beehive Saloon, Cook & Irving, props,
48 Fort, cor Broad
Beek, Joseph F, carriage maker, res
Prior
Beek, Miss, milliner, Manchester
House, res 88 Yates
Beer, Herbert E, contractor and
builder, res Esquimalt, Vic W
Beer, Norman M, builder, res Esqui-
malt. Vic W
Beer, Welland L, builder, res Esqui-
malt, Vic W
Beeton, Miss Maggie, waitress Van-
couver hotel
Beiti;, Alexander, journalist, res
Niagara N
Begg, Frank, bai cender Empire hotel
Begbie, Sir Matthew B, Chief
Justice, res 25 Franklin
Behm. James, expressman, res 1
Quebec N
Behnsen, H F W. mgr Kurtz & Co,
1-6 Trounce ave, res 2 Centre rd
Belanger, John, carpenter, res 51
Quadra
Belanger, Seth, carpenter, res 51
Quadru
Bell, Filiot, clerk R Ward & Co, res
16 South Turner W
Bell, James, salesman Nicholles &
Renouf, res 13 Amelia
Bell, John, B.C. Paving & Roofing
Co, res 13 Amelia
Bell, Joseph, boiler maker A.I.W.,
Vancouver hotel
Bell, Peter, barkeeper Ruse house
Bell, William, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm, 217 Fairfield
rd, Ross bay
Bellanger, Albert, waiter Dom hotel
Bellamy, Edward, fmr, res Burn@ide
rd, bk Duppin rd
Bellamy, Mrs E J, res Burnside rd,
bk Duppin rd
Bellamy, Francis' K, painter, res
Whittier ave, Saanich rd
Bellamy, George, chemist, res Whit-
tier ave, Saanich rd W
Bellamy, Hugh, carpt, res Whittier
ave, Saanich rd W
Belmont Saloon, 2 Humboldt
Bel^ea. & Gregory, barristers and
solicitors, 1-8 B.C. Board of Trade
building, Bastion sq
Belyea, Arthur Louis, B.L.>
(Belyea & Gregory), res St Charles
Bendrot, Captain J, master mariner,
res 50 Quebec S
Bennett, Frank A, solicitor, Thorn-
ton Fell, 50 Langley, res 88 Quebec
Beniiet, Jchn, brewer City Brewerv,
res 51 S Turner E
Bennett, Mrs Harriet, housekeeper
for Sir M B Begbie, res 13 Franklin
Bennett, John, commission agt, 34
Government, res 51 8 Turner
Bennett, J T, master mariner, res
Richmond ave cor Oak bay a\
Bennett, Miss Jane, domestic, 2
Pembroke
Bennett, Tiv-ob, labr, res Cad bay rd
Bennett Mrj J, widow, res 161
Johnson
Bennett, Richard, ship builder, res
216 Pandora
Bennetto, John, truck and drayman,
res 38 Princess ave
Benson, A J, barber, 106 Government,
res Yates
Benson, George, seaman, res 19 David
Bent, Aruhui R, blacksmith, res 13
cabin, Johnson
Bereu's Island Light House, Victoria
Harbor
Berkely, Mrs L A, res 23 Burdett ave
Berkley, Sadie, waitress Colonial
Metropole
Bertuecio, Nicholas, res 41 cabin,
Humboldt
Bernardo, D, fish and fruit dealer,
128 Fort
Bernardo & Sures, fish and fruit deal-
ers, 123 Fort
Berridge, Frank 0, accountant, 68
Yates, res 212 View
Berridge, George, accountant Dixi H
Ross & Co, 11 Government, res
"Windsor Cottage." Oak bav
Berridgo, William, book-keeper.
Speed Bros, 69 Fort, res 212 View
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Berridge, Wm II, insurance clerk, res
212 View
Berridge, Wallace W, student, res
212 View
Berry, F, elk H. M Customs, res 177
Montreal
Berry, Mrs James R, res 38 John
Berry, Miss Kate, domestic, 08 David
Beiryman, Chas, gardener, Sir M B
Begbie, res 20 Labouchere
Berry man, Fred T, stone cutter, res
cor Prior and Topaz ave
Berryman, John, bartender. Occiden-
tal hotel
Berryman, R H, piop Occidental
hotel, cor Johnson and Wharf
Bertrand, Wm A, steward, res Van-
couver hotel, 71 Yates
Bert;.;h, Frank, candy, fruit and cigar
store, res 03 Government
Berwin, S, tailor, res 111 Johnson
Best, John, labr, res 3 McClure
Bestford, Fred, lather, res Lan -
downe rd
Bethnne, JT. elk 55 ' hnson, res 187
Fort
Beaumont, AVm, grocer, res Cadboro
hay rd E
Bevan, l""red O'Grady, bartender Oc-
cidental hotel
Beyer, Wm, bartender Grand Pacific
hotel
Bickford, William, fancy dry
j;oo(is ()1 and (vi Fort
Bickford, Mrs W. fancy dry
goods and millinery, ()l-()3 Fort
Bicknell, John, motoriieer, res 208
Douglas
Bigelow, H S, clerk Steam laundry,
res 75 Chambers
Billard, William, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
Billinghurst, E E, cleik Drake, Jack-
sou & Helmcken, res 34 Michigan
Billingsley. Francis, harness maker,
126 Government, res 37 Chatham
Bingham, Geo, tailor, res 13 Hum-
boldt
Bip^s, John, car inspector E. & N.
Ry, RuBsel, Vic W
Bird, David, labr, res 11 Third
Birkett, Thomas, carpenter, res 41
Second
Birnie, William, expressman, res 7
Quebec
Bishop, Caleb, retired, res Craig-
flower rd, cor RuBsel
Bishop, Frnk J, coachman Jos A Say-
way, " Oakmeade."' cor Belcher
a.id Moss
Bishop, George (Bishop & Sher-
borne), res (5 Carr
Bishop, Henry F, purser str Rithet,
res 84 John
Bishop & Sherborne, builders, 17
Courtney
Bissett. Alfred, master mariner, ■< h
63 St Lawrence VV
Bissinger, Sainl, res 204 Yates
Bisaett, ,Tas, stableman Bowman.s.
127*^ .Tohnson
Bittancourt, A R cirpei ■• res 47
Third
Bittancourt, Geo, ap,:,ul^L;., les 47
Third
Blairk, John, einp B. r.Cattie Cj. res
Cadboro hay
Black, J W, book-keeper Colonial
Metropole
Black, William, hostler Domin' '
hotel
Black bourne, Fred, painter for RLit-
tice, res 40 Fort
Blackbourn, .Tos, res 89 Fernwood rd
Blackett, Cuthbert, labr, res 83 Su-
perior N
Blackburn, Joiin, Brunswick hotel
Blackett, John, gentleman, res S2
King's rd
Blackett, J St Clair, real estate and
insurance, 74 Yates, res Garballv
rd
Bluckley, Albert, conductor stre^
railway, res 69 First
Blackvuore, Jno, labr, res 113 Blanc'
ard
Blackstaff, Alice, domestic, 42 Cook
Blackstock, Malcolm, emp Alex <i
Tait, Oak hay ave
Blackus, Joseph, carriage maker,
31 Herald
Blackwell, George, labr, res 65 ()«-
wego W
Blackwood, E E, agt Northern Pa-
cific Ry Co, Adelphi blk, Govern-
ment res 27 Fourth
Blackwood, Miss Ida, res 10 Bay
Blackwood, Jas, engineer, City Hall,
res Brunswick hotel
Blair & Gordon, grocers, Jic ■>
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Stlair, Wm, (Blair & Gordon) res
Micuigan N
Blake, Alfred, Ubr A. I. W., res 12
Third
Blake, Chas Robt, res Devonshire rd
Blake, Cha
eminent
Blake, Cha
\ shire rd
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Bhinchard,
30 Blancl
Blanchard,
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Blanchard,
30 Blanch
Blanchard,
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Blanchard.
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Bland, Alfrt
Blan.i, Free
Vic W
Bland, Henr
Vic W
Bland, Jame
Bland, Jame
115Toront
Bland, Johi
Bros, res c^
Bland, Josen
Ry, res Mi
Blank. \,o\\h
M W Wai
Oak bay a\
Blaqniere,
Cook
J>la(iuiere,
Cook
Blight, FW
Arcade, 66
Jlocklev,.A,
1 1 Oriental
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Bloom field,
Chatham
Blooi liild,
i T Williams
Bloomtield, IV
Williams, r
Bloomfield, IV!
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Bloamfield,
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Blake, Ohas, night \vatchinon Gov-
ern 'neiit bldgs, res l^urnside rd
Blukt', C'liaa J, carppiiter, res L»(?von-
shire rd
Blake, Miss Sarah, dressmaker res
Devonshire rd
Blatuliard, Miss A, dressmaker, res
30 Blanch ard
Blanrhard, Miss B, dressmaker, res
W) No. ^h Park
Blaiichard, Miss J, dressmaker, res
30 Bliinchard
Blanchard, Miss J, dressmaker, res
69 North Park
Blanoliard. M G, mgr Ji. C. Phar-
macy, 31 Fort
Bland, Alfred, joiner, Mary, Vic W
Blar.i, Fred \Vm, plumlJer, Mary,
Vic W
Blnnd, Henry J, compositor, res Bay,
VicW
Bland, .lames, sr, res Mary, cor Bay
Bland, .lames, janitor law courts, res
115 Toronto
Bland, John .1, bootmaker Cavin
Bros, res cor Mary and Ksquinmlt
Bland, .rosepi), car carpenter ^■'. it N.
Ry, res Mary, cor Bay
Blank. J.onis, traveler and salesman
M W Waitt & Go, res Hurlton,
Oak bay ave
lilaqniere, Edward, baker, res 2li)
Cook
I'.laciuiere, M, bakery, res 210-221
Cook
liliirht, F W, kook-keeper Spence's
An^ade, 05 Government
;51ocklev,.A, boot and shoemaker, res
11 Oriental alley
I omfield, Miss A, domestic, 122
View
Bloomfleld, Mrs E, widow, res 113
Chatham
Hloo' Hi Id, Miss C, book-folder, R
T Williams, res 113 Chatham
Bloomtield, Miss E, book-folder, R T
Williams, res 113 Chatham
Bloomfield, Miss S A, clerk Russell,
McDonald & Co, res 113 Chatham
Bloamfield, James, architect, res
Clarence hotel
BloomingdaIe,Emanuel (Simon Leiser
& Co), 1-5 Yates
Bloomingdale, Herman, res 256
Fort
Bloor, Arthur, engineer, res 10
Second
Bloor, George, fireman, res 65 First
Bloor, Comfort, domestic, Dr Ver-
rinder, 18 Michigan
Bloor, Samson, engineer, res 10
Second
Blue Front Clothing and Tail-
oring: Store, T M Graham, prop,
148 Government
Blunic, C A, res 8 Quebec S
Blume, .John, res 8 Quebec S
Blue Post Saloon, Saml Clay, prop,
res 114 Johnson
Bluth, A, moulder, res Catherine
Blntli, H, commission agent, room 48
Five-Sisters blk. Fort
Blyth, A P, watchmaker Pennock &
Lowe, res 43 First
Bock, II, emp V.P.B. Co, res Grand
Pacific hotel
Boddy, W, agent Rosebank Lime,
OO'.j ( iovernment
Bodingion, Miss J E, kindergarten
teacher, res. 12 Bellot
Bodley, Alfred, mariner, res 88 Store
Bodwell & Irving, barristers,
solicit": H and notaries public, 21
Bastion
Bodwol!, Ernest Victor (Bod-
well & Irvinjr)i 21 Bastion, res Wil-
son l)!k
Bodwell, Mrs !M, seamstress
BoggS, Beauinont, real estate
and insurance atjent, 28 iiroad, res
The Douglas house
Bolconi, Spratt. sealer, res (>1 King's rd
Bolden, John Wni, carpenter, res
Lover's lane, Ross bav
carpenter, res
second-hand
Bouchette, .Tames,
Cedar Hill rd
Bond, Mrs Martha,
dealer, res 04 Mew
Bone, Thomas, res Saanich rd
Bone, W H, (T N Hibben & Co,) 69
Government, res Holgate.Topaz ave
Bonner, John, sealer, res 100 Pandora
Bon-Ton Tailoring Establish-
ment, JC Leask, prop, 86 (iovern-
ment
Boomerang Saloon, 4 Court Alley,
Victor Jensen, prop
Boorman, Wm, clerk, Driad hotel,
res 274 Johnson
Boot & Shoe Emporium, A B
Erskine, prop, 132 Government
cor Johnson
Booth. Anderson S, truckman, res 71
Quadra
Booth, Andrew Sam, 81 John-
son, res 76 Quadra
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Booth, Chas, Provincial asseseor
and collector, res 66 Chambers
Booth, George A H, clerk, H. B. Co,
res 46 Work
Booth, Godfrey W, acct. Bank B.C,
res 136 Menzies E
Booth, Samuel John,, clothier,
81 Johnson, res 187 Johnson
T^orthwick, George, Palace saloon, 56
V te« res 86 Quebec
J •'. Frank N, carpenter, Bruns-
V. iojel
Boruei .Vm, sealer, Brunswick Hotel
Borthwick, R, prop. Palace saloon, 56
Yates, res 86 Quebec
Booz, Thomas, compositor, The Col-
onist, res Princess
Borde, A, collector, res 42 Chatham
Borgeson, Augustus, machinist, res
Springfield ave
Boms, Walter, fur and skin dealer,
13 lo Store, res 127 Menzies
Bornstein, Herman, iiides, wool, etc,
3 Yates, res 277 Yates
Boscowitz, J, fur and skin merchant,
16 Fort, res 52 Rae
Boscowitz, Leopold (Boscowitz &
Sons) res 52 Rae
Boscowitz, J & Sons, fur and skin
merchants, 16 Fort, res 62 Rae
BoHCuwitz, J & A, fur and skin mer-
c'lants, res 96 AVharf
Bo.Hsi, A V, grocer, 81 Johnson, cor
of Quadra, res Cook
Bossi, C A, grocer, 12 Store, res 119
Cormorant
Bossi, G, prop, Russ house, 30-32-34
Johnson, res 227 Johnson
Bossi, Vincent L, fruits and candies,
86 Blanchard
Bostwick, Hubert, barber, 162
Government, res 1813^ Douglas
Bosworth, Mrs Hannah, widow, res
Lansdowne rd
Bothwell, Robt, waiter, Driard Cafe
Botsford, Frank, confectioner, res
Cromwell house
BotuB, Mrs Jennie, dressmaker, res
136 Yates
Bouchier, Mrs, res 47 Vancouver
Boulton, Thos C. Lands and Works
Dept, res 124 Richardson
Bowden, William,'tireman E. & N.R.,
Walker. Old Esquimalt rd
Bowers, D Moss, reporter, res 56
Pandora
Bowes & Co, druggists, 27 John-
son
Bowes, Cyrus H, druggist, (Bowes
& Co) 27 Johnson
Bowker, John S, stock raiser, Oak
bay Farm
Bowker, J S, jr, fmr, Oak bay Farm
Bowles, Mrs Lvdia, res 172 Yates
Bowman, — , North Dairy Farm, Vic
Dis, Saanich rd
Bowman, W G, livery stable prop, 25
Broad, res 6 Simcoe
Bowman, W H, elk E J Salmon & Co.
res Johnson
Bowness & Creeden, grocers, etc, 136
Government, oflBce of Vic W Coal
and Wood Yard
Bowness, Mrs E A, milliner, res 34
Niagara S
Bowness, F, day elk C.P.R. Co's tele-
graph, 15-17 Trounce ave, res 34
Niagara
Bowness, Thomas (Bowness & Cree-
den) res 34 Niagara
B'^ A'ness, John C, Canada Paint Wks,
res 72 Menzies
Bowness, Wm, 72 Menzies E
Bourne, Frank, piano tuner, res 134
Fort
Bourne, Frank, waiter " Poodle
Dog," 49 Yates
Bosvron, Williatn, car conductor, res
83 John
Boyd, J & Co, metal brokers and nifg
agts, rm 21 Five Sisters blk
Boyd, James, res 132 Quadra
Boyd, John, (J Boyd & Co) Five Sis-
ters blk, res 141 Fort
Boyd, Sergt R, Royal Marine Artil-
lery, the Barracks, Work Point,
Head
Brabant, Gilbert, res 46 Frederick
Brackman, Henry, (The Brack-
man & Ker Milling Co) 126 Govern-
ment, res Oriental hotel
Brackman & Ker, Milling Co., j
L'td, meal millers, 125 Government
Bradbury, Thoa, marble and granite
wks, cor Cormorant and Blanchard, |
res 117 Chatham
Braden & Son, pl-jirbers and gas
fitters, 70 Fort, tel 461
Braden, Edw H, p-lumber (Braden k
Sons) res 82 View
Braden, John Henry, (Braden
& Son) 70 Fort, res 82 View
Braden, Wm Henry, (Braden &
Son) res 144 Simcoe
Bradley, Edwin,book-keper McLach-
Ian Bros, res 22 Yates
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39 DOUGLAS STREET,
VICTORIA, B. 0.
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Hpad Offices, TORONTO, ONT. Works, PETERBORO and HAMILTON.
ONT. Branch Stores, HALIFAX, N. S., MONTREAIi, QUE.,
WINNIPEG, MAN., 1 id
GRANVILLE STREET,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
ControHing exclusively all rights for Ciiiada for the sale and manufacture of the
THOMSON-HOUSTON, EDISOI^; BALI and WOOD SYSTEMS
Of Electrical AppnratUH for Electric TAffhtlnff, Electric ttailwaya and
Eleetrlenl Trnitiitniaaion of Vower.
Full supply of Lamps, Wire Sockets, Meters, Transformers, Switches, etc..
etc., carried at all branch stores. Address all correspondence to the Companv
at nearest branch office.
ANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD, - VANCOUVER, B. C.
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Capital Paid up, £600,000 $3,000,000.
Reserve Fund, £260,000 $1,300,000.
HEAD OFFICE : 60 LOMBARD ST., LONDON, ENGLAND.
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Miui James Anaersoii, Ks(i., ('. W. Bensnn, Ktn) , sir rimrles Tapper, Bart. ; Thomas fiillesple,
General Manager, H. Hughex, Khi.
Superintendent of B.C. Branohes, w.v. \\ni\\.
illANt'HKS — Victoria, Vtmconver, New WestniiiiHtfr, Nanaiino, Kaniloopw,
Nelsoi), B. C, San Krancisco, Cal., Portland, Ore.,
Seattle and Tai'oina, Wawli.
Banker*. *li'»'«r>'. Smith, Pftyne iV Hinlili.
At;ents III EuglRiul, National 8ii<1 I'rovliicltil Hiii<k of KiiKlaiii) : NiCrth and south Wales Bank,
I. ncrpool liiinkol Liverpool. In Scotland. KrlliHli I.lnen Coiiiimny Bunk, lu Ireland, Bunk of
IhIhimI. Iu Canada, Uank of Montreal : (hm <liiui H'lik of » onimercc, In New Yorlt, Messrs.
W Wdtsiin and A. I.aiif;. In Houth America l.iindiiii Hank of .Mexico and South America. In
lii.liii, rhiiiaand Australia ; chartered (tanks of Iiiaia, Aiisirali* and I'hliia. IIcmK KonK and
.-h.'ini;lmi. Banking Corporation Hoiii; Koim.
I lie Bank in London grants Letters of I'ledit and liuifts en i's Brandies at San Francisco,
n r«lii'(irnta ; Portland, in Oretjon ; and in Victoria i" Itr tisli I'cluiublH : and similar credits
111' Kraiited by the Hritisii Linen (;om|)BMy, tlie North and Siiiiili W ales Bank in l„ivorpool, and
I liu' HkmU of Liverp<iol.
The Hank also purcliau's or forwards for collection Dralts on the nlmve places.
At the Branches advances and ilisconnts arc nes^otiated at enrrent rates. Drafts on all
||.iiris (if the world are issued. Bullion and Hold Pnst purchase \ and a general bankini; business
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\ KToRiA, British I'olnmbia, IKW. George GllleBpie, Manager.
P. nightingale:
-.M.VNIKAl TIRKK AND DIOALI-Mt l.N-
POOL AND Billiard Tables
Improved Billiard Cushions, Ivory and Composition Balls, Tips,
Chalk, Plain and Fancy Cues, Billiard Cloths, &c. Tables
Altered, Repaired, Cut Down, dEC
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fio. 172 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.
The Mount Tolmie
(POST QFFTCE)
iroeery & Provision Store
Full stock of Fresh Goods always on hand. Daily Delivery in District and City.
W. B. C. MEWBURN, - - Proprietor.
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Bonestell & Co
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San Francisco, Cal.
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J. WENGER,
{KSTAnhlSIIKIt IH7n.)
Watchmater and Manufacturing Jeweller
-IMPORIER OF-
Fine Watches, French Marble Clocks, Vienna Kegulators,
Jewellery, Diamonds, Plated Ware, Music Boxes, etc.
Oomplicated Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Music Boxes,
and Chronometers Repaired, and Work Warranted.
(jo Government Street,nrJ„rjr '" Victoria, B. C.
Special Attention Given to Up-Country Orders. i>. o. «»« /s!t4.
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MANUfACTURER OF
Soda Water, Lemonade,
Ginger Ale and Bitters.
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7 Waddington Alley,
VICTORIA, B.C.
POST Ol riCS BOX 366.
J. lilNGHAM & CO.
Gol Ismiths, Diamond Setters,
Opticians, Watchmakers, Etc.
Importers of Precious Stones.
No. 49 Government St., opp. Bank of B. C.
VICTORIA, B. C.
GOAL AND WOOD YARD.
I ,S. p. 3le,IXTOHH, Prop.
I BEST NEW "WELLINOTON OOAL
Office— 90 Government Street, 'Phone 470.
" ' -North end Rock B. Bridge, 'Phone 513.
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VICTORIA. B. C.
W. B. Hall.
V. P. Watson.
MSON (S HALL
GROCERS=
No. 55 YATES ST. TELEPHONE 448.
VICTORIA, B. C.
Clarence Hotel,
C»r. Ooin/hiB and I'ntea,
Conifortalile, CoDimodJons and Ctmtral.
Kuropean Flan. KverytliiiiK Hr^t-olass
Wishart & Meldram, Props
LANGLEY&CO.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUOGISTS
21-23 Yates St, Victoria, B. C.
HENRY CROFT
tr^.-^t'Ck%uut'- Victoria, B.C.
Real Estate, Mining and Financial Broker,
Insurance, Fire and Life. Notary Public.
Consulting Engineer and Surveyor.
Agent for Manchester Fire Assurance Co.,
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
of New York,
LIVERPOOL, BAKEKV
37 Pandora St , Victoria, B. C.
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A. M. JONES,
H. C. LUCAS, Prop. 1 '^t«"«S''^P^^*^** * Typewriter,
FANCY BREAD, CAKE and
BISCUIT BAKER i
! Agent "SMITH PREMIER" Typewriter and
Awarded Two Silver Medals at the B.C. A, A. | Supplies Commissions executed promptly.
1893, for Bread and Cakes.
86i.i Govm't St, VICTORIA, B. C.
Agent "SMITH PI
, w.ipplies Commis
' Machines repaired.
Lion Brewery Saloon,
Cor. Chambers St. and Queen's Ave.
UmtROE FAlKltnO'l'HKR, Hrnp.
Victoria, B. C.
WELLINGTON COAL.
CHARLES RAHRAY
JANION WHARF CO.
Telephone 197.
2K Store Street,
' PETER HANSEN, CITY SCAVENGER
I Yards and cesspools cleaned by contract
I or monthly. Prompt attention given to all
I ordr^rs, and prices reasonable.
1 0..1ers left at Oixi Ross & Co.'s and Rob-
I ert Porter's, Island Market, Jotinson and
Douglas streets.
Residence, 49 Discovery street, between
Government and-Douglas. Telephone 184.
SYRIAN STORE,
j 1(10 Government St., Victoria, B. C.
RAHY BROS., Pioprietors.
Dealers in good- from Jerimnlem, ConKtanti-
nople, OaiiiHseni!, Paris and New York.
Watches, Jowelery, dry goods, fniicy goods,
notious and Japaiiehu silk.
, n „ \ W*) l)uv lor CHSh and sell for oB8h-20 per
Victoria, B. C> tent cheaper than any other house in the city.
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Importer and dealer In
Stapl« and FttAoy Orocieries
and laipoirted Fndto.
FitM Teen. Coflbet end ^fiwrn a 8p««t«Uy.
QrowerotClMlee PraitB and Va.eteblae.
The Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Mtore Co.
(IiIltlTKD LlABIUTT.)
Offlee aud Salpsr'm, «6-§8 Govm't 8t.
steam raetory, Xaiirel Point,
If ricTontA, B. c. If
Brandt at VanconT«r, B. C.
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M. W. WAITT A CO.,
- PIANOS AND ORGANS -
Band Instruments, Sheet Music, itv.
TmporUif and wbnieiale dealers in
MUSICAL IN8TRUMBMTS
laslGal Wumm: 54 Gofarimt St., Tlctorii, B. c.
MBS. M. A. VIGOB,
Importer and Dealer in
WOOLi, run GOOOS 4 MILLIIERIf,
Ladlea' and Chlldran'a Underclottainc, etc.
Cor Douglas and Chatham Streets,
VICTORIA. B. C.
J. P. BURGESS
CAmNTER AND 8UIL0ER.
lO BROUOHTON ST.
Repairs a Specialty.
SIDNEY SHORE,
DBAUCR IN
BuIIhs' and F«b' .Hanlwne.
Qnns, rifle cartridgen, loaded shells,
ammunition of all kinds, cutlery, etc.
^iiit« lead, linseed oil, aixea paints,
colors, varnishes, brashes, etc.
K7 JohBCRin Street, - Vietorla, B. l'.
Victoria 1
SpeotaolM, Bye-OIasses, Opera,
Field and ^Marine Glaasea,
TeleM>opes,| moroseopea, lite.
F. W. NOLTE & CO.,
Scientillo and ManutaoturlnK
OPTICIANS
417 Haatlnga Street, Vancouver.
37 Fort Street Victoria.
Groceries & Provisions
BBHT A.T.. . . . . r. .
W. B. 0. MEV^BUBN'8
Grocery and Provision Store.
OAKLANINi, POST OITICIL
JI^Dail) <1eilTery In all parte of the I'lty.
W LO RIMER,
Contradiifi Buiidef and Inspectof,
101 Toronto Street, N,
VICTORIA. B. C.
THOMAS RYAN,
WHOLXaAI.B
BOOTS & SHOES,
WINNIPRO, MANITOBA.
Granite aod Marble Works
9, ■. PHILLIPS, Prop.
Importer and Dealer in all kinds of
I\>liBhed Granite and Marble. Es-
timates given for Monuments,
Toinbe, Head Stones, Curbing, etc.
Cut Stone fi»r Builders.
AddreM or cell on J. K. Phillip*, Va 71 and
7S View etraet. tot wren Blanebari aud iKMdn,
VICTORIA, B. C.
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Bradley, Ernest, i
Bradley, Miss J
Bav Ward schoo
Bradatreet O
Mercantile Agei
supt , 6 Bastion I
Brady, Henry «
gar maker, 183 J
Bragg, Aid Edwa
tractor, res 33 Al
Bragir, Harry, pres
res Eichmond rd
Bragg, John Fred
Kiclimoiid rd
Bragg, William, sei
Paniora
Bragg, William L, i
res Richmond rd
Brakes, Jos, labr, r
Brakes, fclaml H, pa
shire rd
Branch, Samuel, fm
Brandeson, Eynor,
Fern wood rd
Brannin, Harry, ci
Johnson
Braund, Chas, mgr .
res 124 Blanchard
Braverman, J, vaon
Bastion ,q
Bray, Miss Clara
Quadra ^
Bray, Susan Jane,
Kane
Brayshaw, Thos M,
16 Edmonton rd
Brayshaw, Thos M,
17 Broughton, res
Brebner, William,-
34 Bridge
Brenen, Henry F, 1,
neer, res Esquimal
Brenen, James, fmr,
rd
Brenen, Michael, res
Brennan, Harry, res
Brent, Frederick, res
Brenton, C J, studei
Pern her ton's, res I
Brett, RobtE.stenog
Cieneral's office,
and Menzies
Brewer, Frank, barb
res 53 Yates
Brewster, Charles,
res Hillside ave
Brice. William, news
28 Blanchard
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HACKS nt Xen»»nabl»
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21 and 23 Brona^ton Street, Victoria. B. C. Tel. 129.
VICTORIA CITY DIBECTORY.
273
Bradley, Ernest, miner, res 266 Yates
Bradley, Miss J M, teacher James
Bav Ward school, res 63 Kingston
Bradstreet Company, The,
Mercantile Agency, J B Gordon,
supt , 6 Bastion sqr
Brady, Henry J, Sauce and Vine-
gar maker, 183 Johnson
Bragg, Aid Edward, building con-
tractor, res 33 Alfred
Bragf , Harry, pressman, 77 Johnson,
res Bichmond rd
Bragg, John Frederick, dairyman,
Riclimond rd
Bragg, William, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
Bragg, William L, moulder A. I. W.,
res Richmond rd
Brakes, Jos, labr, res 120 Chatham
Brakes, Kami H, painter, res Devon-
shire rd
Branch, Samuel, fmr, Cadboro bay rd
Brandsson, Eynor, gardener, res 177
Fern wood rd
Brannin, Harry, carpenter, res 295
Johnson
Braund, Chas, mgr J Johnson & Co,
res 124 Blanchard
Braverman, J, money broker, res 6
Bastion .q
Bray, Miss Clara, domestic 141
Quadra
Bray, Susan Jane, dressmaker, res 6
Kane
Brayshaw, Thos M, blacksmith, res
16 Edmonton rd
Brayghaw, Thos M, carriage builder,
17 Broughton, res Spring Ridge
Brebner, William,' stonecutter, res
34 Bridge
Brenen, Henry F, locomotive engi-
neer, res Eaquimalt rd
Brenen, James, fmr, res Craigflower
rd
Brenen, Michael, res Giaigfiower rd
Brennan, Harry, res 20t^ Cook
Brent, Frederick, res 2 Erie S
Brenton, C J, student-at-law at C C
Pemberton's, res Head
Brett, RobtE, stenographer Attorney
General's office, res cor Quebec
and Menzies
Brewer, Frank, barber Geo Russell,
res 63 Yates
Brewster, Charles, railway emplyee,
res Hillside ave
Brice, William, newspaper agent, res
28 Blanchard
Bride, William, stableman, res, 99
Fort
Bridges, Geo, teamster, res 196 View
Bridges, Mrs G, ten<'hcr of music and
painting, 196 View
Bridgman, A J Weaver, (A W
Jones & Bridgman) 28 Fort, res
"Clovelly," Esquimau
Bridgman, J E, elk office of Deputy
Commissioner of Labor Statistics,
res Oak bay ave
Bridgman, J E, elk J T Bennett, res
Richmond ave
Bridsfaort Jno, labr, res 18 Say ward
Briggs, A J, ticket agt C.P.N. Oo, res
1 George
BriffgS, A P, prop Empire hotel,
38 Johnson, res 25 Parry
Bright, H B, cigarmake'r, 14 Pan-
dora, res 101 Pandora st
Brinkman, Martin, motorneer Tram-
way Co, res Pine
British America Ass. Co, A W
Moore & Co, agents, 70 Douglas
British and Foreign Marine Insur-
ance Co, of Liverpool, Findlay,
Durham & Brodie, agts, 98 Wharf
British Pacific Construction Co, F P
Blackmail, secty, Williams' bldg,
28 Broad
Brittain, Rowland, mechanical engr,
Viagara N
'hurst, Mrs J S, widow, res 84
]• Hill »
Broderick, Riclnl, stevadore, res 160
Menzies V.
Broderick, \\ ui, nrop Broderiek's
coal wharf, 150 i! nzies E
Brodrick, Wm, Brodrick's Welling-
ton coal wharf, cor Wharf and
Johnson, res 160 Menzies
Brodie, Alex, Chinese teacher, res 66
North Park
Broinlfson, A, labr. res 12 ludge rd
Bromle}[, George, seal hunter, res
Francis ave
Bromwell, Richard, res cabin 4 -
Chatham
Brook, George, labr, res 61 Hin .tldt
Brooker, Thos, carriage bailttrr, res
114 Oswego E
Brooker, Thomas, carriage washer,
Vic Transfer Co
Brooks, Harry, porter, Dominion htl
Brooks, James, (Vair & Brooks), 66
Ya4es, res 230 Government
Brooks, Thomas, teamster, Thorpe &
Go, res Bridge
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Brooks, William, carpet cleaner W
Furnivare, 58 Broad, res Vic W .
Brown, Capt Alan, .aaster mariner,
res 114 Menzies
Brown, Archibald, teamster, res 14
James
Brown Bros, grocers, 63 Yates
Brown, Mrs Dougles, res 160 Chatham
Brown, Mrs Emma, res 65 C'lumbers
Brown, Fred S, agent E. & IS . R/, res
Brown, Capt Geo, masteV mariner,
Henry, Vic W
Brown Charles, res 134 Co. jaorant
Esquimau rd
Brown, Geo H, grocer, res 65 CoUin-
son
Brown, George H. (Brown Bros) 63
Yates, res 65 Collinson
Browne, George E G, book-keeper, H
Cuthbert & Co, res 50 Frederick
Brown, Geo Wm, painter, Henry st,
Vic West
Brown, Harry, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
Brown, Harry E, book- eeper, R
Baker & Son, res 45 King's rd
Brown, Mrs H L, widow, res 11 Rae
Brown, Hastings, driver, Vic Trans-
fer Co
Brown, H G, painter, res 58 North
Park
Brown, Jessie, domestic, res 45 Bur-
dette ave
Brown, John, clerk, PostofBce, res
9 South Park S
Brown Jug Saloon, M Powers,
prop, 25 Fort
Brown, Jos, prop, the Albion hotel,
5-7 Herald
Brown, Jos H, saloon keeper, res 50
Frederic
Brown, J H, fish curer, res 24 Green
Brown, Mable, book stitcher, 77
Johnson, res Pandora
Brown, M Elizabeth, matron. Mater-
nity Home, res 10 Blanchard
Brown, M. G, saloon keeper, res 38
Pioneer
Brown, Peter, fish and game, 71
Jobnaon, res Spring Ridge
Brown, P R, acct, B.C. Land and In-
vestment Co, Ltd, res 12 Scoresby
Brown, R A & Co, hardware aiul
crockery merchants, 80 Douglas
Brown, R A, (R A Brown & Co), 80
Douglas, res 65 Collinson
Brown, R H, J.P., res "Beacon Cot-
tage," 224 Beacon Hill
Browne, Kobt, carpt, 70}4 South rd
Brown, Robt, res 24 Rupert
Brown, R, clerk, Dominion hotel
Brown, Tom, carpenter, res 90 North
Chatham
Brown, Thomas, engineer, C Morley,
res 1 South Park
Brown, Wm, gardener, The Lodge,
"Carey Castle," ?..-.lcher
Brown, William, oricklayer, res 50
Second
Brown, W, hackman.res 15 Cameron
Brown, William, gardener, emp P T
Johnson, res St. Charles
Brown, W W, billiard table setter,
res 106 Johnson
Browne, Fred'k, res 166 For£
Browne, Mrs J , res 165 Fort
Browne, L, clerk, H.M. Customs, res
Cedar Hill
Browning, Harry, carpenter, Taylor
Milling Co, res 104 Pandora
Brownlee, Jas H, managing
director Mount Tomie Home Build-
ing Assocn, 44 Fort, res Mt Tolmie
Brownlee, Thomas, res 222 Simcoe S
Bruce, Alex, ship carpenter, res
Rusrel, Vic W
Bruce, George, contractor and mason,
res 32 Second
Bruce, William B, fruits and tobacco,
79 Yates
Brondagre, Mattbew K, m^'r
Ensor Institute, 93>^ Douglas
Brunei, Wm, clerk Spencer's Arcade,
res 62 Menzies E
Brunell, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, res
52 Pandora
Brunette, E, moulder V.I.W., res
Mary, Craigflower rd
Brunswick Hotel, J A Gran*;, prop,
70-80 Douglas
Bryan, Wm C, horse shoer and far-
rier, res 157 Johnson
Bryan, Wm C, jr, farrier, res 157
Johnson
Bryant, Rev C, Methodist minister,
res Mount Tolmie
Bryant, W C, farrier, 92 Douglas, res
157 Johnson
Bryant, W C, jr, farrier, i-es 157
Johnson
Bryce, James, mgr Vic Truck and
Dray Cc, 108 Wharf, res 31 Rae
Bryce, Robert, stableman Vic Truck
and Dray Co, res 31 Rae
Bryce, William, Thorpe & Co,
mineral water mnfr, res David
BETTER COM
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carp
Brydon, Thos,
North rd
Bryson, Ida, domestic
Buchanan.Capt W B,n
res 118 Dallas rd
Buck, W Edgar, voca
"Mon Abri," Belche
Bickett, William, drs
Franklin
Bi^kett, W J, asst s
1^ .-ior & Co, res 32 Fr
Buggle, Thomas, fiahe
John
Buyney, Walter, carpc
Yates ^
Bugsiay, Peter, carpent
Vic W ■
Bull, Miss Ettie, dressi
Fort
Bull, Miss TlUey, dre
122 Yates
Bull, Wm, brickmaker,
bally rd and Douglas
BiUl, W K, general ai
Pembroke
Bullen, Jonathan, brick
Herald
Bullen, Wm .Tames, up
50 Herald ^
Bulman, Wm, salesman
Lake Lumber Co
Bunting, Chas R, clerk ]
cific OflSce, 133 Fort
Bunting, Mrs C E, wi(
Fort
Bunting, Miss Lillie, res
Bunting, Miss Maud, ree
Burgess, Francis, res Toi
Burgess, J, drayman Vic
Dray Co, res Vancouve
Burgess, John Pope
contractor, 10 Brougt
Alfred
Biirgess, Wm L, carpen
Pandora
Burkholder, Herbert, p
12 Caledonia ave
Burkholder, W H, carper
Caledonia ave
Burley, Samuel J, driver
botham, res 17 EUice
Burnell, Mac, French
Johnson
Burner, J, music studio
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Burns, res 77 View
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Brydon, Thos, carpenter, res 14
North rd
Bryson, Ida, domestic 156 Menzies
Buchanan.Capt >\ B,inasterniarinei,
res 118 Dallas rd
Buck, W Edgar, vocal teacher, res
"Men Abri," Belcher
Bickett, William, drayman, res 32
F ranklin
Bickett, W J, asst salesman E G
I'.-ior «& Co, res 32 Franklin
Buggle, Thomas, fisherman, res 14
John
Buyney, Walter, carpenter, res 166
Yates
Bugsiav, Peter, carpenter, res Mary,
VicW'
Bull, Miss Ettie, dressmaker, res 91
Fort
Bull, Miss Tilley, dressmaker, res
122 Yates
Bull, Wm, brickmaker, res cor Gar-
bally rd and Douglas
Bull, W K, general agent, res 89
Pembroke
BuUen, Jonathan, bricklayer, res 50
Herald
Bulien, Wm James, upholsterer, res
50 Herald
Bulman, Wm, salesman Shawnigan
Lake Lumber Co
Bunting, Chas R, clerk Northern Pa-
cific Office, 133 Fort
Bunting, Mrs C E, widow, res 133
Fort
Bunting, Miss Lillie, res 138 Fort
Bunting, Miss Maud, res 133 Fort
Burgess, Francis, res Topaz ave
Burgess, J, drayman Vic Truck and
Dray Co, res Vancouver
Burgess, John Pope, builder and
contractor, 10 Broughton, res 54
Alfred
Burgess, Wm L, carpentei , res 210
Pandora
Burkholder, Herbert, plumber, res
12 Caledonia ave
Burkholder, W H, carpenter, res 12
Caledonia ave
Burley, Samuel, grocers' clerk, 40
Cook
Builey, Samuel J, driver A J Row-
botham, res 17 EUioe
Burnell, Mac, French dyer, 139
Johnson
Burner, C J, music studio, 93)^ Doug-
las
Burns, res 77 View
Burnes, T J, hotclkeeper, Burnes
House, 8 Bastion sqr
Burnes, Wm, res Burnes House, 8
Bastion sqr
Burns, — , stone mason, res 107Blan-
chard
Burns, Capt A H, sailmaker, res 47
Second
Burns, Cecilia, domestic 173 Simcoe
N
Burns. F E, elk Henry Young & Co,
res Fort
Bums Gavin Hamilton, mgr
Bank of B.N.A, res 27 Labouchere
Burns, Henry, pain*.er, res Spring
Bidge
Burns, John Daniel, city teamster,
res 73 View
Burns, Joseph, cigar miker, 8 Kane
Burns, Lee, plumber, res Harrison
Burns, L G, plumber, 89 Johnson, res
38 Harrison
Burns, W, B.A., Inspr of Schls, res
21 S Turner E
Burns, W C, contractor, Brunswick
Hotel
Burnett, Evan, moulder, res Mary,
VicW
Burrell, Frank, accountant Pember-
ton & Son, res 5 Svlvia
Borris, S C, mgr B.C. Pottery and
Terra Cotta Co, res Queen's ave
Burrowes, G J, rts 57 Montreal
Burrows, John Thomas, tailor, \^%
Douglas, res Vic W
Burt, Stephen S. res 56 Vancouver
Burt, W A, warehouseman Erskine,
Wall & Co, res 56 Vancouver
Burttell, R T, res Vancouver S
Burton, AI, saloon keeper, 69 Yates,
res 48 Yates
Burton, Frank, bricklayer, res
Strawberry Vale
Burton, Mark, seal hunter, res
Francis ave
Burton, Walter F. res "Roccabella"
22 Victoria Cres
Bush, Alvin, elk California hotel, res
30 John
Bush, C, engr fire department, res
Vancouver hotel, 71 Yates
Busk, W R, surveyor, res 4 Erie
Bussi, Anthony, candy, tobacco and
cigar store, 88 Douglas
Butcher, Arthur, photographer, 95
Douglas, res 10 Stanlev ave
•Butler, Charles, driver Vic Transfer
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Butler, Dan, carpenter, res 37 Vic-
toria Ores
Butler, Frederick, pressman Govt
Prntg Office, res 18 Kini^aton
Butler, John W, trader, res 37 Vic-
toria Ores
Butler, Gapt J E, str Joan, res 52
Oswego
Butler, Jno W jr, mate str Louise,
res 37 Victoria Ores
Butler, R, foreman Government
Printing Office
Butler, R J, elk Postofflce, res 84
Quebec
Butler, William, sailor, res 3 Mc-
Clure
Butler, Wm Arthur, Colonist office,
18 Kingston
Butt, Geo, carpenter McKillican &
Anderson, res 203 Superior
Butters, James, steward, res Gordon
Head
Buttery, George (Davis & Buttery),
dairyman. Gorge Farm Dairy,
Gorge rd
Byers, Thoa, sealer, res 97 Toronto
Byers, Capt W D, master mariner,
res 97 Toronto
Byrn,R S, book-keeper Turner, Bee-
ton & Co, res 110 Vancouver
Byrn, J S, elk Land Registry, res 110
Vancouver
Byrns, M, teamster Victoria Transfer
Co, res 2 Broughton
Byrnes, Geo, autioneer, res 10 Rae
Byrnes, Miss Lillie, res 10 Rae
Byrnes, Miss Katie, ward maid Prov
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Bynstein, — , waiter str Islander, res
Clarence hotel
Caffey, Mrs Wm, widow, res 199
Johnson
Cafire, Capt Frank, str Burt, res
Catherine
Calder, George, carpenter, res 26 San
Juan ave E
Calder, Miss Annie, res 108 Cook
Calderwood, Andrew, elk B Williams,
res 46 Fort
Calderwood, APS, book-keeper, res
149 Cook
Calahan, John, cooper, res 5 David
Caldwell, Andrew, labr, res Rich-
mond rd
Caldwell, Henry Jas, civil engineer,
res 28 Burdette ave
Caledonian Insurace Co of Edin-
burgh, A W Jones, agent, 28 Fort
Caledonia Saloon and Lodging House,
Brown & Fox, props, 17 Store, cor
Cormorant
Calfield, Edward, machinist, rcH
Western hotel
Calhoun, Chas, messenger drug store,
27 Johnson, res 28 Simcoe
California Auction Store, J Isaacs,
prop, 23 Johnson
California Hotel, A J Bechtel,
prop, 19 Johnson
California Wine Co, C F Jackson,
mgr, 65 Broad
Callaghan, John, cooper, 91 Wharf,
res 17>a Pioneer
Callow, Henry, gardener, res Belton
ave
Calvary Baptist church. Rev J E
Coombs, pastor, Herald
Calvert, John, tailor, res Elizabeth
Calwell, Allen, teamster, res 10;$
Yates
Calwell, Hugh, hore shoer and far-
rier, res 103 lates
Calwell, James, horse shoer, res 10;^
Yates
Calwell, William, cabinet maker, res
103 Yates
Calwell, W, carpet layer, Weiler Bros
Cameron, Alex, fmr, 60 Wallace E
Cameron, Colin, insurance agent, 70
Douglas, res Clarence hotel
Cameron, Colin, city teamster, res
170 Yater;
Cameron, Colin, agent Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co, res Courtney
Cameron, Colin, insurance agent,
Government, res Clarence hotel
Cameron, Colin, police constable, res
Brunswick hotel
Cameron, Charles, blacksmith, res
117 North Park
Cameron, Chas N, grocer, 127
Douglas, res 80 Superior
Cameron Daniel, res 04 Dallas rd N
Cameron, £, printer, res 64 Dallas
rdN
Carne, Fredk, jr, grocer, Douglas cor
Johnson, res Yates
Cameron, H, builder, res 64 Dallas rd
Cameron, James, sealer, res Domin-
ion hotel
Cameron, Mrs Jeaaie, widow, res 34
Michigan S
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Cameron, John, loi
cabin 2, 54 Discove
Cameron, John, plui
nam
Cameron, John, hor
Scoresby
Cameron, Mrs Johr
rooms, res 98 Yates
Cameron, J G, hore
South Turner W
Cameron, Malcolm, T
res 53 Kane
Cameron, Mrs, widow
Cameron, Robert, clei
326 Douglas
Cameron, Roderick, d
minion hotel
Cairieron, W G,prop]
Clothing Store, 5.. J
Birdcage Walk
Cameron, Wm J,
Pandora, res 117 Noi
Compasmie Generi
Wall, Goepel & Co
Government
Campbell, emp E. &
Chatham
Can)pbell, commercial
4 Pioneer blk
Campbell, Alexande
vegetable grower, Cra
Mount Tolmie
Campbell, Archibald,
bay trunk factory
Campbell, Angus, sales
Side, res 114 Superioi
Campbell, Mrs A, man
Side, res 114 Superioi
Campbell, Miss Agnes,
Campbell, A L, comi
res I^wis
Campbell, Charles, sh
66 King's rd
Campbell, Colin K,
Broad
Campbell, Miss C, res 1
Campbell, Daniel, tailo
ment, res 16 Rupert
Campbell, Daniel C, (
57 Henry
Campbell, D, grocer.
Park
Campbell, D E, drug
cor Douglas, res Pood
Campbell, Donald, jani
res 268 Johnson
Campbell, Donald, emp
Co. res 185 Pandora
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
277
Cameron, John, longshoreman, res
cabin 2, 64 Discovery
Cameron, John, plumber, res Put-
nam
Cameron, John, horse dealer, res 7
Scoresby
Cameron, Mrs John A, furnished
rooms, res tiS Yates
Cameron, J G, horsedealer, res 42
South Turner W
Cameron, Malcolm, Truck & Dray Co,
res 53 Kane
Cameron, Mrs, widow, res Gorge rd
Cameron, Robert, clerk H.B. Co, res
32() Douglas
Cameron, Roderick, driller, res Do-
minion hotel
Cameron, W G, prop Mechanics Cash
Clothing Store, O.i Johnson, res 12
Birdcage Walk
Cameron, Wm J, horseshoer, 16
Pandora, res 117 North Park
Compagnie Oeneralo, SS. Line,
Hall, Goepel & Co, agents, 100
Government
Campbell, emp E. & N.R., res 43
Chatham
Camjjbeli, commercial traveller, rm
4 Pioneer blk
Campbell, Alexander, fruit and
vegetable grower, Craig's PDnd farm.
Mount Tolmie
Campbell, Archibald, carpt. Rock
bay trunk factory
Campbell, Angus, salesman the West
Side, res 114 Superior
Campbell, Mrs A, mantle dept. West
Side, res 114 Superior
Campbell, Miss Agnes, res 10 Bay
Campbell, A L, compositor Times
res I^ewis
Campbell, Charles, shipmaster, res
06 King's rd
Campbell, Colin K, salesman, 17
Broad
Campbell, Miss C, res 155 Johnson
Campbell, Daniel, tailor, 88 Govern-
ment, res 16 Rupert
Campbell, Daniel C, carpenter, res
67 Henry
Campbell, D, grocer, res 8 North
Park
Campbell, D E, druggist, 66 Fort,
cor Douglas, res Poodle Dog
Campbell, Donald, janitor Y.M.G.A.,
res 268 Johnson
Campbell, Donald, emp Vic Transfer
Co. res 185 Pandora
Campbell, Donald, labr, res 31 Rae
Campbell, Frank, res 132 Yates, P.O
box 108
Campbell, George A, commercial
traveller, res Battery
Campbell, Miss Grace, res 10 Bay
Campbell, James, labr, res 206 Doug-
las
Campbell, James, bartender, res
Rock Bay hotel
Campbell, 'Rev John, Ph.D., res 74
Cook
Campbell, John, gardener, res 19
Third
Campbell, Mrs, widow, res 206 Doug-
las
Campbell, Miss May, domestic, 93
Pandora
Campbell, M D, carpenter, res 28
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Campbell, M f, grocer, res Fuller's
ave
Campbell, Mrs N, res 10 Bay
Campbell, N A, mgr McMillan Bros,
90 Douglas, res 222 View
Campbell, Rob% emp Brackman &
Ker, res 121 Montreal
Campbell, Robt, expressman, res
Fuller's ave
Campbell, S Graham, grocer,
81 Douglas
Campbell, Wm, gardener, res l85
Pandora
Camsusa, Mrs Margaret, widow, res
316 Yates
Conlin, M J, prop, Ominica saloon,
130 Government, res 128 Quadra
Canada Life Assurance Co, agent,
A W Jones, 28 Fort
Canada Paint Co'y, Ltd,
Janion's wharf, J L Forrester, mgr
Canada Permanent Loan and
Savings Co, Heisterman & Co'y,
agts, 76 Government, cable address
"Heisterman," Victoria
Canadian Fire Assurance Co
of London, Turner, Beeton & Co,
agts, 90 Wharf
Canadian Matnal Loan and
Investment Co of Toronto, agts,
Lee & Fraier, 11 Trounce ave
Canadian Order of Oddfellows, Loyal
Waverley Lodge, No. 145, 25 Bas-
tion
Canadian Pcoifio Railway
Co's Office, Geo L Courtney, agt,
cor Fort and Government
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Canadian Paoiflo Railway
Telegraph Office, W Christie,
local mftr, 16 Trounce ave
Canadian Pacific Navigation
Co, Capt J Irwin, mgr. Wharf
Canadian and Oriental Trading Co,
13 Yatea
Cane, Edwin H, gardener, res 220
Dallas rd N
Carrick, Wm L, secretarv, Driard
Cafe, 17 Broad
Cannell, K, bricklayer, res 159 Chat-
ham
Canning, George, letter carrier, res
Cedar Hill rd
Canton Marine Insurance Co,
Hal', Goepel & Co.agts, 100 Govnt
Cantrell, Millard, sealer, res 136 Pem-
broke
Capital Planing Mills, Lemon,
Gonnason & Co, Orchard
Capitol Saloon, Thos Flewin, 7
Yates
Cardiff, Wall, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Carey, Joseph Weatrop, retired, res
16 Kane
Caritopulos. John, confectioner, 73
Johnson, res Douglas
Carley, David M, journalist, 77 John-
son, res 12 Penwill
Carleton, G A, gen freight agt, C.
P.N. Co., 64 Wharf, res 326 Douglas
Carlo, E, driver. City Transfer Co,
res 240 Simcoe S
Carlow, Edwin A, fmr, Gordon Head
rd W
Carton, Fanny, domestic, 74 Cook
Carlow, H J, labr, res 27 Caledonia
Carlow, H N, carpenter, res 106 North
Park
Carlow, Wilmot, contractor, Feltham
rd, Cedar FUl
Carlson, Chua, res Vancouver hotel,
71 Yates
Carlson, Fenning, stone cutter, res 71
Mear3
Carmody, Daniel, lumberman, res 376
Johnson
Carlyon, Miss Gertrude, typewriter,
H.B. Co, res 168 Fort
Carmichael, A, book-keeper, Drake,
Jackson & Helmcken, res 11 Rich-
ardson
Carmichael, E B, res 117 Menzies W
Carmichael, H & Co, real estate
agents and brokers, 32 Government
Carmichael, Herbert, govt assayer.
assay oflSce, 27 Birdcage Walk, res
BovdW
Carmichael, Miss I M, teacher James
Bay Ward school, res 63 Kingston N
Carmichael, J B, tobacconist, res 65
South Turner E
Carmichael. W N & Co, gent's fur-
nishings, 65 Yates
Carmichael, J R, res Gorge rd
Carmichael, WN, (Carmichael & Co),
65 Yates, res Clarence hotel
Came, Fredk, sr. Angel hotel, 48
and 45 Langley
Carne, Fredk, jr, grocer, res 284 Yates
Caruth, Thomas, expressman, Vic
Transfer Co
Carpenter, A M, grocer, res 13 Herald
Carpenter, George, baker, Plymoutii
bakery, res New York hotel
Carpenter Joseph, artist, res No. 26
Harbor cottages. Store
Carr, R, res 44 Carr E
Carroll, Patrick H, bridge tender E.
& N. Ry, res Indian reserve
Carron, John, melter A. I. W, res
15 Spring rd
Carson, Thomas, electric light ener,
res 70 Kane
Carse, Wm, carpenter, res 48 Herald
Carson, Wm George, machinist, res
28 Henry
Carter, Arthur, watchmaker at A A
Clayton's, res 24 Rae
Carter, Alf Thos, Vancouver Brewery,
res 60 Herald
Carter, A T, harness maker, Dun-
can's, res 61 Herald
Carter, A W, carpenter, res 37 Cale-
donia ave
Carter, B, prop St George's and Rock
Bay hotels, res Esquimalt rd
Carter, Chas Douglas, mechanical
dentist, res 61 Herald
Carter, C D, emp Vancouver Brewery,
res 61 Herald
Carter, Cecel H, teller Bk B.C., res
136 Mensies
Carter, C H, elk Bank B.C., res Van-
couver
Carter, Edward, Taylor Mill Co, res
62 First
Carter, Eustace, carpenter, res Alpha
Carter, Miss Edith, milliner, res 24
Rae
Carter, Miss G A, tt lloress 62 i ates,
res 226 Pandora ave
Carter, Herbert Winston, labr, res 63
Mears
Carter, John Wm, bi
Carter, Mrs Lottie, v
ich rd
Carter, Miss Maud,
24 Rae
Carter, Ritson, plum)
bay ave
Carter, Robert, reven
58 Rock bay ave
Carter, Samuel, carte
Carter, Stephen, cai
First
Carter, Thomas, jr, li
res 56 Rock bay ave
Carter, Thos Watson,
ver Brewery, 32 ]
Herald
Carter, T W, elk 57 J(
Rock bay ave
Carter, W O, elk As
res 65 Chambers
Cartledge, Walter, mo
John
Cartmel, Alfred, res 1-1
Cartmel, AS.clkGrea
Co. res 3 Bridge
Cartmel, Dan, retired
res 3 Bridge
Carto, PhHlio, labr, ]
mie ave
Carto, Samuel, emp V.
mie ave
Carto, Samuel, labr,
Tolmie ave
Ciirto, William, emp
Tolmie ave
Cartwright. Cuthbert, i
er Victoria College
Cascade Cannery, Nac
Rithet & Co, agents
Caselton, Henry, paint
baanich rd
Caselton, Richd, porte
189 Chatham
Casey, Joseph, stablei
Johnson
Casey, Lewis, lumber d
I'ort
Cashmore, Thos, book-1
ren & Co, 22 Troum
Parry
Cashin, James, sealer, i
hotel
Oaspar, Wolf, tailor, rei
CassidyRobt (Davie
Bastion, res Vancouv
Castleton, Henry, paint
40 Fort
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VICTOBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Carter, John Wm, builder, rea 24 Rae
Carter, Mrs Lottie, widow, res Saan-
icli rd
Carter, Miaa Maud, dreasmaker, rea
24 Rae
Carter, Kitaon, plumber, rea 5S Rock
bay ave
Carter, Robert, revenue tax collector,
58 Rock bay ave
Carter, Samuel, carter, V.P.B. Co
Carter, Stephen, car]>enter, rea 62
Firat
Carter, Thomaa, jr, hardware clerk,
rea 56 Rock bay ave
Carter, Thoa Wataon, prop Vancou-
ver Br«wery, 32 Herald, rea 60
Herald
Carter, T W, elk 57 Johnaon, rea 56
Koclc bay ave
Carter, W O, elk Aaseaaor'a Office,
res 65 Chambera
Cartledge, Walter, motorneer, rea 83
John
Cartmel, Alfred, rea 148 Cormorant
Cartmel, A S,clk Great Northern Ry.
Co. rea 3 Bridge
Cartmel, Dan, retired fleet engineer,
res 3 Bridge
Caito, PhHlio, labr, Roderick, Tol-
inie ave
Carlo, Samuel, emp V.I.W., rea.Tol-
mie ave
Carlo, Samuel, labr, rea Roderick,
Tolmie ave
Carlo, William, emp V.I.W., rea
Tolmie ave
Cartwright, Cuthbert, 3rd asa't teach-
er Victoria College
Cascade Cannery, Naaa river, R P
Rithet & Co, agenta
Caselton, Henry, painter. Lake Hill,
Saanich itl
Caselton, Richd, porter T Earle, rea
189 Chatham
Casey, Joseph, atableman, rea 109
Johnaon
Casey, Lewia, lumber dealer, rea 242
Fort
Cashmore, Thoa, book-keeper H War-
ren & Co, 22 Trounce ave, rea 8
Parry
Cashin, Jamea, aealer, rea Vancouver
hotel
Caspar, Wolf, tailor, rea 134 Johnaon
CasaidyRobt (Davie& Casaidy) 21
Bastion, rea Vancouver
Castleton, Henry, painter R Lettice,
40 Fort
Catea, Joaeph, driver Vic Transfer
Co, rea Rae
Catea, Miaa M, tai'.oreaa, 62 Yatea,
rea 68 CoUineon
Cathcart, John, saleaman Wilaon
Bros, rea 342 Johnaon
Cathcart, Henry ar. City Water Wka,
rea 342 Johnaon
Cathcart, Henry jr, typewriter Gov
Bldga, rea 342 Johnaon
Cathcart, J elk W & J Wilaon, 83
Government, rea 342 Johnson
Cathcart, William, boot and ahoe elk,
res 342 Johnaon
Caton, J A T, & Co, wholesale
iraportera, 83 Wharf
Caton, Juliua Adrian T (J A T Caton
& Co) 83 Wharf, rea 101 Kingston
Cattanaeh, Mra, res 98 Yates
CatteralT, Harry, carpenter, rea 47
First
Catterall. John, plumber Colbert &
Warners, rea 47 First
Catterall, Thoa, contractor, res 47
Firat
Catto, Dr, 86 Yatea
Caulfield, Edward, machinist V. P.
B. Co., res Weatern hotel
Cave, Alfred Edward, letter carrier,
Anchor Cottage, Powderly ave
Cave, Herbert Jas, clerk and type-
writer, rea Esguimalt st ,
Cave, Herbert Jas, secy Nicholles &
Renouf, Ltd, 61 Yates
Cave, Mrs Susett^, Anchor Cottage,
Powderly ave
Cave, Vincent, ivs 208 Douglas
Cave, William John, lawyer's clerk,
Aniihor Cottage, Powderly ave
Cavin Bros, boot and shoe dealers, 94
Yates
Cavin Arthur, (Cavin Bros), 94 Yates
Cavin, Thos A, (Cavin Bros , rea
Burnaide rd
Cavin, George H, (Cavin Broa), rea
67 Kane
Cavin, George VV, master mariner,
res 35 Queen's ave
Cavin, Guy, grocer, 90 North Park
Cavin, Capt John, master of atr
Daisy, res 32 John
Cavin, Robert, S, blacksmith, res
Strawberry Vale
Cavin, Thos, Burnaide rd
Cawston, R L, mgr B C Cattle Co, 97
Government, res Oriental hotel
Cazenove, Alex, fmr, Cadboro bay rd
Ceaaar, Frederic, aealer, rea 17 Green
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Centennial Methodist Ghurvb, Gorge
rd, Rev Joseph Hall, pastor
Central Drug Store, Hall & Co,
props, 102 Yates
Cessford, Robert, carpenter, res 4
Rock bay ave
Chadwick, Alfred, picture frame
maker at J Sommer's, res 27 Blan-
chard
Chadwick, Mrs Catherine, res 27
Blanchard
Chadwick, George, druggist T Shot-
bolt, res 27 Blanchard
Chadwick, Robert, moulder Victoria
Iron Works, res 27 Blanchard
Chadwick, R, foreman moulder V.I.
W, res 27 Blanchard
Chadwick, Thomas, money order
clerk Postoffice, res 27 Blanchard
Challoner, T G, jeweler (Challoner &
Mitchell), res 158 Chatham
Challoner & Mitchell, manfr jewelers,
47 Government
Challoner, W L, jeweler (Challoner
& Mitchell, res 158 Chatham
Chamberlin, Seth L, bartender
Oriental, res 84 Chatham
Chamberlin, Ithamer, blacksmith,
res 177 Yates
Chambers, Coote A M, asst surveyor,
res Craigflower rd
Chambers, Jas R, student-at-law, res
Craigflower rd
Chambers, Robert, mgr of cannery,
R P Rithet, res 67 Alfred
Chambers, Robert, emp cannery, res
105 North Park
Chamberst Walter S, accountnt,
16 Trounce ave, res Glenwood,
Gorge rd
Chambers, W S, gentleman, res
Gorge rd
Chance, W J, builder, res 19 Pioneer
Chantrell, John B, clerk Green, Wor-
lock & Co, res 26 Kingston
Chapman, Edwd, butcher J Parker's,
res 50 Fort
Chapman, George, cabin boy, res 3
First
Chapman, John, seal hunter, res 3
First
Chapman, Miss Josephine, dress-
maker, the Stanley House
Chapman, Richard, farmhand, Ivy
Hill farm, Carey rd
Chapman, Richard, fmr, res Oakland
ave
Chapman, R, res 142 Menzies E
Chapman, Thomas, Water Works
employee, res 3 cabin, Johnson
Chapman, William, printer, 14 Hum-
boldt
Chapman, W, carver, Sehl, Hastie <&
Erskine
Charles, Wra, gentleman, res 216 Fort
Chatwin, Miss Nellie, dressmaker,
52 Pandora
Chatwin, Miss Sadie, dressmaker, res
52 Pandora
Checkett, Louisa, domestic, 9 Bellot
Chellew, Mrs M, widow, tailoress
Cherry, John, upholsterer Weiler
Bros, res Catherine
Chief Commissioner Of Lands
and Works, Hon F G Vernon,
office Government buildings
Chief Justice, Sir Matthew B
Begbie
Child, Francis T, res "Firgrove,"
Mount Tolraie rd W
Chillman, William, prop Half-Way
House hotel, Esquimalt rd N
Chinese Rescue Home, Mrs Morrow,
matron 102 Cormorant
Ching Hing, jeweler, res 18 Cor-
morant
Chishman, Christopher, fruiterer, res
107 Fort
Chislett, Chas, carpt, res 181 Chatham
Christadelphian Hall, 209 Douglas,
Jas Sellick, caretaker
Christ Church Cathedral, Burdette
ave
Christ Church Cathedral Grounds,
Blanchard
Christ Church Cathedral Schools,
Robt Godding, caretaker. Quadra
Christensen, Andrew, mate, res 9
Montreal W
Christensen, Capt J, pilot, res 9
Montreal W
Christian, John, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
Christianson, Peter, labr, res 179
Fernwoixi rd
Christianson, Peter, labr, res North rd
Christie, Miss C 0, teacher James
Bay Ward school, res 63 Kingston N
Christie, David, carpenter (Christie,
Thompson & Co), 109 Fort, res
Rendell
Christie, Elbridge, carpenter (Chris-
tie Thompson & Co), 109 Fort, res
Henry
Christie, Eldridge J, carpt and con-
tractor, res 37 David
AND XIOHT. Viol
81 and 83
Christie, Gilbert, clei
103 Government, n
Christie, Rev James,
Christie, Jas, (H Crc
Blanchard
Christie, Thompson i
and joiners, 109 Foi
Christie, Wm, tobac
Cormorant
Christie, W, local ms
telegraph, 15-17 Trc
Blanchard
t^'hristie, Wm Chas, I
97 '^ Douglas
Christolo, Christophei
store, 4Qa Governme
Christopher, David, m
Jamieson, res 59 N (
Christopher, Wm, ass
cutlery store, res 69
Christopher, Wm, ma
& Gray. 59 N Chatlu
Christy, David, carDt,r
Chrow, J, compositor,
182 Fort
Chrow, Wm, head cler
res 222 Beacon Hill Y
Chu Chung & Co, fai^
groceries, 48 Cormor
Chudley, W M, audito
& Co) res cor Oswego
Cliungranes, D K, fi
vegetables, 99 Dougla
Chungranes, F, salesmi
Church of England Ch
School, 152J^ Govern
Church of England Chi
Rest, 55 Herald
Church of the Holy Sa
cor Catherine, Vic W
W D Barber, M.A
Church, John, sealer, r(
hotel
Charch.JohnW,M
Victoria College, Bea<
Church, J B. mgr B.(
Agency, 18 Trounce
Cadboro bay rd
Churchill, Sydney Jo
Strawberry Vale
Churton, Arthur, fur
Humboldt
Churton, Mrs A, seami
Bros
City Assessor, W W N(
Hall ■
City Brewery, Lawson,
rort
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
281
Christie, Gilbert, clerk, J Fallerton,
103 Government, rea North Park
Christie, Rev Jamea, rea 2 Blanchard
Christie, Jas, (H Croft & Co), res 2
Blanchard
Christie, Thompson & Co, carpenters
and joiners, 109 Fort
Christie, Wm, tobacconist, res 107
Cormorant
Christie, W, local mgr C.P.R. Coy's
telegraph, 16-17 Trounce ave, res 2
Blanchard
Christie, Wm Chas, tobacconist, res
d7}4 DoiiJtlas
Christolo, Christopher, fish and fruit
store, 46a Government
Christopher, David, messenger, Robt
Jamieson, res 59 N Chatham
Christopher, Wm, assistant Sheflfeld
cutlery store, res 59 N Chatham
Christopher, Wm, machinist, Spratt
& Gray. 59 N Chatham
Clirlsty, David, carpt.res 21 Rendell E
Chrow, J, compositor, Colonist, res
182 Fort
Chrow, Wm, head clerk H Saunders,
rea 222 Beacon Hill W
Chu Chung & Co, fancy goods and
groceries, 48 Cormorant
Chudley, W M, auditor (R P Rithet
& Co) res cor Oswego and Bellville
Chungranes, D K, fish, fruit and
vegetables, 99 Douglas
Chungranes, F, salesman, 99 Douglas
Church of England Chinese Mission
School, 152^6 Government
Church of England Chinese House of
Rest, 65 Herald
Church of the Holy Saviour, Henry
cor Catherine, V ic W, rector Rev
W D Barber, M.A
Church, John, sealer, res Vancouver
hotel
Church. John W, M.A., principal
Victoria College, Beacon Hill
Church, J E, mgr B.C. Mercantile
Agency, 18 Trounce ave, res 141
Cadboro bay rd
Churchill, Sydney John, rancher.
Strawberry Vale
Churton, Arthur, furrier, res 62
Humboldt
Churton, Mrs A, seamstress, Weiler
Bros
City Assessor, W W Northcott, City
Hall
City Brewery, Lawson, J, prop, 138
Fort
City Clerk, W J Dowler, City Hall
City Electric Light Works, R B Mc-
Mlcking, mgr, 153 Yatea
City Hall, Douglas
City Market, Cormorant, E C John-
son, supt
City Water Works shop, cor Pandora
and Chambers
Clanton, Fred, horseshoer, 31 Herald
Clanton,Robt Thos. grocers'assistant,
113 Douglas, res Topaz ave
Clarence Saloon The, Wishart &
Meldram, proprietors, 102)^ Yatea
Clarence Hotel. Wi- hart & Mel-
dram, props, 79 Douglas
Clark, Davia J, labr, res 68 South rd
Clark, E, engr Sehl, Hastie & Ers-
kine's furniture factory
Clark, John, ship carpenter, res 94
Niagara N
Clark, John, labr, Powderley ave
Clark, Joseph, shipwright, res 172
View
Clark, R, printer, res 59 Superior N
Clark, Walter, millwright, res 92 Ni-
agara S
Clark, Watson, dairyman, res Oak-
land ave
Clark, W, label pressman, The Colon-
ist Ptg Co
Clark, William, stonecutter, res 94
Niagara N
Clark, William J, waiter, res 185
Yates
Clark, Wm M, carpenter, res 185
Yates
Clarke & Pearson, stove and tin-
w.ire merchants, 17 Yates
Clarke, Mrs A, res 86 Belleville S
Clarke, Capt C E, capt str "Alert"
res 36 Mason
Clark, Edward, mchl engineer, res
171 Superior
Clarke, Miss Edith, dressmaker, res
91 Fort
Clarke, MissE,clerk, res 53 Michigan
N
Clarke, John, rancher, res Holland
ave, Burnside rd
Clarke, J A, printer, res 60 Fort
Clarke, J B, (Clarke & Peaison),
17 Yates, res 86 Discovery
Clarke, John J, labr, res Glenford ave
Clarke, Mrs J S, boarding house, res
60 Fort
Clarke, Hilton, rancher, Holland ave
off Burnside rd
Clarke, Capt W R, harbor mas-
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ter and port warden, 40 Yates, rea
63 Michigan N
Clarke, Tliotnua, carpenter, res Ed-
ward, Vic West
Clarke, Miss Tilley, dressmaker, res
127 Johnson
Clarke, William, mariner, res 7 Bay
Clarke, William, labr, rcsBS South rd
Clarke, William, chicken rancher, res
Strawberry Vale
Clarke, Wm, pressman, res 14 Young
Clarke, W, stcme cutter, res 33 Erie
Clarke, Wm Jos, dairy':nan,re8 Rich-
mond rd
Clauson, Capt Christian, mariner, res
132 Quadra
Claussen, John, watchmaker, res 68
Yates
Claxton, Fred J, (Dalby & Clax-
ton), real estate and insurance, res
66 Fern wood rd
Clay, Frank, machinist, V.I.W, res
1 16 Johnson
Claj', Henry, confectioner, 39 Fort
Clay, Samuel, grocer and liquors, 114-
li6 Johnson
Claydon, Isaac, rancher, res Straw-
berry Vale
Clayton, Arthur A, watchmaker and
jeweler, 27 Fort, res 25 Kane
Clayton, Charles, carptr, res 69 First
Clayton, Robt, marine iireman, res
Western hotel
Clayton, Wm M, builder, Oak bay
boathouse
Clearihne, A, (J & A Clearihue) 20
Yates, res "Dalvenie," Cadboro
bay rd
Clear, Chas, carpenter, res 92 North
Chatham
Clearihue, J, (J & A Clearihue)
res 'Dalvenie," Cadboro bay rd
Clearihue, J ft A, commission
merchants, 26 Yates
Cleaver, Rev S, pastor Pandora ave
Methodist church, res 107 Quadra
Clegg, F, machinist V. I. W, res Hey-
wood ave
Clegg, Thomas, labr, res 31 Heywood
ave E
Clements, John R, carpenter, res 109
South rd
Clemence, Peter, steamboat hand,
res 136 Pembroke
Clemens, Simon, tram conductor, res
69 Quadra
Cleveland, Milton £, carpenter and
contractor, res 37 Mears
Cliffe, Thomas, carpenter, res 22
Niagara S
Clifton, W R, hostler, Victoria Trans-
fer Co
Clifton, W, R, horsekeeper, .36 Hum-
boldt
Cline, Walter, contractor, res 100
Pandora
Club Stables, Fredk O'Neil prop, m\
Y^»«s
Clunk, Alfred, carfltter E.ii N. Uy,
Springfield ave
Clunk, William, Springfield ave, Vic
W
Clyde, A J, carpenter, res Charles
off Edmonton rd
Clyde, Mrs Albert J, dress and
mantle making parlors, 63 Govern-
ment, res Devonshire rd
Clyde, Mrs Alexander, widow, res 28
iRock bay ave
Clyde, Fred, pressman Colonist, rts
28 Rock bay ave
Clyde, George, boiler maker A I. W,
res 86 Chatham
Coates, Spencer, clerk 'The Wil-
lows," Cadboro bay rd
Coates, S, bartender London Saloon
Coates, W H, nickle plater A. I. \V.,
res 5 Pioneer
Coburn, John, sealer, res 201 Su-
perior N
Coohenour, Francis Irving, carria(ie
painter, 67 Broad, res 13 Caiu-
eron
Cochran, W B, law student, res Mrs
J A DeVeulle, 149 Cook
Coohrane & Mnnn, chemists and
Druggists, 190 Yates cor Douglas
Cochrane, Fred, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Cochrane, John, (Cochrane &
Munn), 100 Yates, res 139 Chat-
ham
Cochrane, John, druggist, res 26
Rithet
Cockburn, Smithes & Co, London and
Oporto, Turner, Beeton & Co, agts
Cofiie, Miss Eliza, dressmaker, Tlie
Stanley House
Coffie, Miss J, dressmaker, The Stan-
ley House
Cohen, James A, printer, 38 Fort, res
175 Chatham
Cohen, Mercado, cigar minufa'ur, 14
Pandora, res 101 Pandora
Coigdarripe, John, retired mcht, res
Craigflower rd
Coigdarippe, Louis,
Gordon Head rd
t oker, (Simmons & C
75 Fort
Colbert & Warner, pi
mters, 73 Yates
Colbert, John, (Colbt
<3\ate8, resStanle
Colby, A R, clerk, Tl
r ^K "■ ^*"i"« Co, res
^opy, H, hack driver
Co ey Edwd, A.I.VV.,
Cole Capt Fredk, m
85 South rd
Cole, Miss Eliza, wai
couver hotel, 71 Yat
Cole, Charles L, salooi
Douglas
Pnl*'' Su *'' *'«''b«'-. ret
*. . • ^?°*' '^«»"e^ res J
Co e, Thomas, fireman
Anderson, res Ross I
Cole, Harry T, hotel
Douglas
^ '^•d \ ^' ^lomestic, i
Coles, Mrs C, widow. «
Coles^FH, clerk H.B,
N Park
Coles, John, sr, labr, i
nam
Coles, John, jr, sailor, i
nam '
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Coles, Miss Elizabeth, r
Coleman, C A, Presby (
sionary, 214 Pandora
Co eman, Mrs 8, res 120
Collins, James, carpente
nower rd
Collins, John, plumbers
res 14 Avalon rd N
Collins, Miss Nellie, res J
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Collinson, Emma, d
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Collinson, Mrs ME, real
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VICTORIA CITY OIRECTOBY.
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Coigdarippe, Louis, dairyman, reb
Gordon Head rd
Coker, (Himmons & Goker), baker, res
75 Fort
Colbert <& Warner, plumbers and gas
titters, 73 Yates
Colbert, John, (Colbert & Warner),
73 Yates, res Stanley ave
Colby, A R, clerk. The Brackman &
Ker Milling Go, res 9 Menzies
Colbv, H, hack driver, res 9 Menzies
Coley, Edwd, A.I.W., res 27 Market
Cole, Capt Fredk, master mariner,
85 South rd
Cole, Miss Eliza, waitress, res Van-
couver hotel, 71 Yates
Cole, Charles L, saloonkeeper, res 37
Douglas
Cole, Chas, barber, res 243 Johnson
Cole, Thos, carpt, res Dallas rd
Cole, Thomas, nreman, McKillican &
Anderson, res Ross bay rd
Cole, Harry T, hotel prop, res 213
Douglas
Cole, M E, domestic, res 400 Dallas
rdN
Coles, Mrs C, widow, res Clarke
Coles, F H, clerk H.B. Co, res 112
N Park
Coles, John, sr, labr, res 197 Chat-
ham
Coles, John, jr, sailor, res 197 Chat-
ham
Coles, Jordan, jr, sailor, res 197 Chat-
ham
Coles, Miss Elizabeth, resLansdowne
rd
Coleman, C A, Presby Chinese Mis-
sionary, 214 Pandora
Coleman, Mrs S, res 120 Fisguard
Colley, Frank, warehouseman, res
39 David
Collins, George, ship owner, res 47
Henry
Collins, James, carpenter, res Craig-
flower rd
Collins, John, plumbers' apprentice,
res 14 Avalon rd N
Collins, Miss Nellie, res 37 Blanchard
Collins, Thomas, printer, res 14 Ava-
lon rd N
CoUinson, Emma, domestic, 7
iScoresby
CoUinson, Mrs M E, res 113 Fairfld rd
Collie, Albert, cigar maker, res 149
Quadra
Collis, Edmund, carpenter, res 149
Quadra
Collister, J R, John Barnsley & Co,
res 12 Rock bay ave
Collister, John Richard, gunsmith,
res 12 Rock bay ave
Collister, Richard, ship surveyor, res
Dallas rd
Collister, Wm, clerk Stanley House,
res 111 Pandora
Collier, Mrs Alex, widow, res Marion
Collier, Harry, nurse, Prov Royal
Jubilee Hospital
Collyer, George, clerk C.P.N. Co, res
17 Spring
Collyer, T R, gentlem<<n, res 17 Spring
Colonial Brewery, John Leahy, prop,
res 124 Johnson
Colonial Metropole Hotel, prop
Thomas Tugwell, 31 to 37 Johnson
Colonist Printinjr and Pub-
Ushins Co, LtcC, The, W H
Ellis, mgr, 74 Government
Colquhoun, Jos, R.N., pensioner
Royal Navy, "Broom Hail," Fair-
field rd
Colston, Dad, book-keeper R Bray,
res 109 Johnson
Coltart, Ian, cashier Green, Wor-
lock & Co, "The Shantie,"' Arcadia,
Craigiiower rd
Coltie, John, labr, res 67 Broad
Columbia Flouring Mill Co,Enderby,
R P Rithet & Co, agents, 61-63
Wharf
Colombia Sawmill, D F Adams,
prop, David
Colvin, James Burgess, ship carpen-
ter, res 53 Work
Combe, Harvey, Registrar County
Court and Depy Regstr Supreme
Court, res 13 School
Commercial hotel, cor Douglas and
Cormorant, H Noble, prop
Conlin, Thomas, policeman, res 13
North Park
Conlin, M J, saloonkeeper, res 128
Quadra
Conner, George, inmate. Home for
Aged and Infirm, 217 Fairfield rd
Connon, H E, agt Dodwell, Carlill
& Co, 8 Bastion sqr, Burnes block,
res 157 Menzies
Conservatory of Music, 93>2 Douglas
Consul, Belgian, Smith, T R
Consul, French, Snowden, N P
Consul, German Empire, Lowenberg,
Carl, 83 Wharf, res 23 Burdette ave
Consul, Hawaiian Islands, Rithet, R
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Francis, Catherine,
sliip carpenter,
Saloon, 48
163 1 em-
Consul, Italy, Hon J H Turner
(Turner, Beeton & Co) res 1 Plea-
sant
Consul, United States, Myers, Levi
W, 4'S}4 Government, res 26 John
Consul, Swe'len and Norway, Robt
Ward, 76 Wharf
C.O.O.F., M. TJ., T/jyal Dauntless
Lodge, No. 177, 73>^ Government
Cook, Frederick, bartender Albion
Saloon, res 12 Yates
Cook, (ieorge, coachman, cabin 9, 54
Discove.y
Cook, Geo I, comm ttgt, res Bel ton
ave, Vic W
Cook, Henry, scavenger, res 120
Chatham
Cook, Hubert
Vic W
Co>>k, Hubert Jno,
Catherine, Vic W
Cook, John, Beehivo
Fort -lor Broud, res
wood fd
Cook, William, Carey rd
Cookson & Plows, plumbers, cor John-
son & Broad
Cookson, Chas, (Cookson & Plows) 86
Johnson, res l}4 Quebec
Cooley, H V, Glvd Iron Cornice Wks,
;w Kingston, res 162 Mensties
Coombe, Rev J E, pastor Calvary
Baptist Church, 78 Chatham
CoonesB, Stacey, clothier, 83 .Tohnson,
res 201 Johnson
Cooper, Benj, baker, res 37 Pandora
Cooper, Chas, tailor, J C Leash, res
James bay
Cooper, Chas, labr, res 26 Niagara
Cooper, George A, real estate i ent,
(retired) , res 98 Quadra
Cooper, Geo, butcher, res 99 Johnson
Coo^r, Miss Louisa M, res 69 Quadra
Cooper, Michael, canneryman, res
Esouimalt rd
Cooper, Thomas, driver, J Parkei-,
res 60 Fort
Cooper^ W, finisher, Sehl, Hastie &
Erskine
Copeland, Mrs, widow, res 69 Quadra
Copeland, Charles £, mattress mkr,
Sehl, Hastie & Erskine Co, res 27
Spring rd
Copeland, Richard, inmate, Home for
Aged and Infirm, 217 Fairfield rd,
Ross bay
Copland, William, blacksmith, res 44
Herald
Cowan, Maynard H, res 18 Richard-
son
Corby, Albert, typewriter, res 41
Kingston
Corby, Harold, hack driver, res 41
Kingston
Corbett, John, res 103 Pandora
Corder, John, clerk, 15 Store, rea
Chambers
Corder, John N, clerk, res 77 Cham-
bers
Corder, Thos N, machinist, reo 77
Chambers
Coidingley, Edward, clerk, T Earle,
Hawthorn Villa, Michigan
Cornelius, Henry, waiter, New Eng-
land hotel, res 91 Herald
Coroner for ths City and Dis-
trict of Victoria, Dr Ed Hassell,
res 38 Douglas
Corr, Peter, miner, res 11-13 Colliii-
son
Corson, Dr DouRlas. piivHiciun
and surgeon, 89 I'ort, res 6 Blan-
chard
Corsan, Thomas, clerk. Tramway Co,
res Cadboro Bay rd cor Charles
CoBsar, Miss Catherine, lady's nurse,
120 Oswego
Costelloe, Edwd, boilermaker, A.LW,
res 2 James
Costelloe, John, boilermaker, res
Commercial hotel
Cotton, A, salesman, E G Prior «& Co,
123 Government, res Wilson house
Cotsford, Jno, boilermaker, res Fred-
erick
Coughlan, John, brick manufacturer,
res Saanich rd
Coulbeck, Thomas, fmr, res Carey rd
Coulter, Robt, fmr, res Wilkinson rd
Court Northern Light, No. 6936,
Court, Jos, poultry fmr, res Gordon
Head farm
Courtney, C K, student at-law, Yutes
& Jay, res 108 Cook
Courtney, Geo L, gen agent, C.l'.
R. Co, cor Fort and Government,
res cor Cook and Caledonia
Courtney, H E A, student at-law,
Yates & Jay, res 108 Cook
Courtney, Harrison, res 17 Harrison
Courtney, Mrs Mary Jane, widow, res
108 Cook
Cousins, Leonard, foreman. Capital
Planing Mills
Cousins, Leonard, carpenter, res
Carey rd W
Victoria Transfei
»t and 93 Sri
Cousins, Thos G, expre
Co, res Pine
Couves, Mrs Lucy, res
Coverdalp,Geo, dairymi
son cross rd
Coverdale, Richard, fi
ave, Saanich rd E
Cowley, Frederick, labi
dition, res Oak bay
Cowper, Jesse, res 97 li
Cowper, J M, Vic Towi
eruig Co, res Dallas i
Cowper, W H, wharflni
rd
Cox, Mrs A, widow, res
(ox. Capt C N, mari
Chatham
Cox, J, foreman, machi
W, res 29 Ellice
Cox, John, grocer, res 3
Cox, Capt J G, E B Mai
42 King's rd
Cox, Rupert, mariner, r<
Cox, Thomas, fireman,
Co, res 86 Hillside ave
Cox, William, res Snow(
l)ay
Cox, Capt William, ma
C^uadra
Cox, William Henry, c(
Henly's hotel. Clover
Craft, Wm, general dry
eouver House. 93 I
"Humyside," Craigflo
Craig, A », emp V.]
(Queen's ave
Craig, L, teller, Bank
Government
Craig, Wallace, truckmai
and Dray Co, res 31 R
Craig, Wallace, teamster
Craig, Miss M B, sten(
Ward & Co, res Queen'
Craigie, Eli, stablema
Ulanchard
CraJKie, Miss Grace, bool
113 Blanchard
Craigie, Thomas, labor
Store
Craigie, Wm, printers' 1
lilancbard
Craigie, W, labr, res
liotel
Cramer, Frank, res Loven
bay
Crane, Aubrey, seaman, r
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Cousind, Thos G, expressman, C.P.N
Co, res Pine
Couves, Mrs Lucy, res 115 Yates
Ooverdale,Geo, dairyman, res Wilkin-
son cross rd
Coverdale, Eicliard, fmr, res Tolmie
ave, Saanich rd E
Cowley, Frederick, labr, Grant's ad-
dition, res Oak bay
Cowper, Jesse, res 97 Menzies W
Cowper, J M, Vic Towing and Light-
ering Co, res Dallas rd
Cowper, W H, wharfinger, res Dallas
rd
Cox, Mrs A, widow, res 181 Montreal
W
Cox, Capt C N, mariner, res 109
Chatham
Cox, J, foreman, machine shop, A.I.
AV, res 29 Ellice
Cox, John, grocer, res 35 Humboldt
Cox, Capt J G, E B Marvin & Co, res
42 King's rd
Cox, Rupert, mariner, res 136 Quadra
Cox, Thomas, fireman, Hall, Kobs &
Co, res 86 Hillside ave
Cox, William, res Snowden ave, Ross
hay
Cox, Capt William, mariner, res 136
(Quadra
Cox, William Henry, contractor, res
Henly's hotel. Clover point
Craft, Wm, general dry goods, Van-
i:()uver House, 93 Douglas, res
"Sumyside," Craigflower rd
Craig, A D, emp V.I.W, res 62
Queen's ave
Cnii)!, L, teller, Bank of Montreal,
(iovernment
Craij;, Wallace, truckman, Vic Truck
and Drav Co, res 31 Rae
Craig, Wallace, teamster, res 31 Rae
Craig, Miss M B, stenographer, R
Ward & Co, res Queen's ave
Craigie, Eli, stableman, res 113
Ulanchard
CraJKie, Miss Grace, book-binder, res
113 Blanchard
Craigie, Thomas, laborer, res 90
Store
Craigie, Wm, printers' help, res 113
lilanchard
Craigie, W, labr, res Commercial
hotel
Cramer, Frank, res Lovers' lane, Ross
bay
Ci-ane, Aubrey, seaman, res 18 North
rd
Crane, Henry, elk J E Crane & Co,
30 Broad, res 316 Yates
Crane, J E & Co, real estate and
insurance, 30 Broad
Crane, John Edw, (J E Crane &
Co) 30 Broad, res 316 Yates
Crause, Percy, res 96 Quebec 8
Crawford, James, genl com mercht
and agent, 14 Chancery lane, res 40
Belleville
Crawford, Mrs A, widow. les 78
Pandora
Creagan. Francis, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm, 217 Fairfield rd,
Robs bay
Crease, Arthur Douglas, law student
Bodwell & Irving, res Cadboro bav
rd
Crease. Hon N P P, puisne judge,
40 Langley, res " Pentrelew," 23
Cadboro bay rd
Crease, Idndley, barrister and
solicitor, 16 Chancery lane, res
Cadboro bay rd
Creech, H, tea dealer, res 20 Ridge rd
Creech, Wm R.mgrVic Lithographic
Co, cor Yates and Government, res
16 Green
Creed, George, carpenter for J P
Burgess, 10 Broughton, res 8 Mc-
Clure
Creed, John, painter for R Lettice, 40
Fort, res 203 Johnson
deed, John, carteaker City Hall, res
67 Fern wood rd
Creeden, .Tohn, (Bownees & Creeden)
res 264 Johnson
Crepg. W P, elk W Wilson & Co, res
141 Fort
Creighton, J W, foreman and cutter
J C Leask, res 104 Pandora ave
Cressell, Wm. ^n umber, res Bruns-
wick liotel
Cridffe, Rt Rev Edward, Bishop
R. E. Clmrch, res " Marifield," 23
Carr W
Crimp, J L, res 95 Cadboro bay rd
Cripps, Chas, bricklayer, res Vinin~
Cripps, Miss Charlotte, milliner The
Band Box, 129 Douglas
Cripps, James, res Vining
Critchley, James, carter C N Cam-
eron, i27 Douglas, res 65 Fourth
Critchley, D, engineer Coughlan &
Mason, rea Garbally rd
Croasdaile, HE, (HE Croasdaile
& Co) 42 Fort, res " Rynn," Pera-
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Croasdaile, H E ft Go, real es-
tate, insurance and financial agts,
42 Fort
Crockford, Miss Ethel J, dressmaker,
res 149 Cook
Crocker, George, builder and con-
tractor, res Marv
Crocker, John Wm, plasterer, res
"The Knoll," Lantfford
Croft, Henry, IKI.P.P., real estate
and insurance agt, 72 Government,
res Mount Adelaide, Esquimalt rd
Croft, Ricliard, res Wilson hotel
Croft, William, Adelphi sample
rooms, cor Government and Yates,
res 18 Cadboro bay rd
Croftou, 1> H, mariner. Dominion
hotel
Croghan, Arthur, house servant, Hon
A De Cosmos, 291 Yates
Crogan,William,baker,res 22 St Louis
Crompton, Dr E, ni.Il.C.S.,
L.II.C.P., res 139 Fort
Crook, Harrv, rancher, res Feltham
rd. Cedar Hill
Crook, Mrs H M A, grocer, Esqui-
malt rd, cor Mary
Crook, George, res Feltham rd. Cedar
Hill rd E, Vic District
Crook, James, fireman E. & N. Ry,
Esquimalt rd, cor Mary
Crosier, Oney Morris, hackman, res
75 View
Crossin, F, compositor, Colonist
Crossley, Mrs Mary, ladies' nurse, res
66 Chatham
Crossman, Geo, prop Lome restaur-
ant, 28 Johnson, res 7 Alfred
Crossman, Wm, lestaurant, res 7
Alfred
Crosson, Mrs A, widow, res 222 Bea-
con Hill W
Crow, Chas, bartender. Telegraph
hotel, res 53 Yates
Crowell, Mrs F R, widow, house-
keeper, Saanich rd
Crowther, Dan, glazier S Gray's fac-
tory, res 31 Chatham
Crowther, George Thomas, potter,
res 102 View
Crowther, George, engraver, res 117
Fort, res South rd
Crowther, Daniel, painter, res 102
View
Crowther, Mrs J, boarding house, 111
Pandora
Crowther, John, painter and decora-
tor, res 111 Pandora
Crowther, Richard, painter, res cor
Mary and Esquimalt, Vic W
Cruch, R K, moulder, AJ.*7, res 20
Ridge rd
Cruicksbank, A, Victoria Coal and
Lumber Co, res 33 Quebec N
Cruicksbank, George, Land Registry
office, res 18 Frederick
Ciuikshank, George, citj' carpenter,
res 198 Cook
Cruikshank, L, stonecutter, res Do-
minion hotel
Cruicksbank, R, res 33 Quebec N
Crull, W J, blacksmith, res Vining
Crowell, R, master mariner, res
Brunswick hotel
Cryderman. F HI, (Dean & Cry-
derman) 59 Yates
Cullin, Chas L, printer, res 5 Princess
CuUin, Frank, printer, res 5 Princess
Cullin, Wm, printer, res 5 Princess
Cullin, W H, printer, res 7 Princess
Cullen, W EJ, boilermaker, A.I.W,
res 109 Pandora
Cullum, Thos, retired naval officer,
res 40 Vancouver
Cummins, Henrv, labr, res 64 North
Park
Cummins, James, labr, res 64 Xortli
Park
Cunard line, S.8., Hall, Goepel »fe Co,
agts
Cunningham, Neil, coach builder, res
Robert, Vic W
Cunningham, R A, storekeeper, res
Mt Baker ave
Ciippage, G V, elk Lands and Works
Dept
Currall, W D, (Powell & Curtail) 127
Government, res Gorge rd
Curran, Francis, sealer, res 30 Eliza-
beth
Curran, Peter, labr, res Vancouver
hotel, 71 Yates
Currie, Robert, marine engr, res 10
Rendall E
Curry, An^hie, carpenter, res 3 Jack-
son ave
Curry, Mrs F H, res 58 Collinsou
Curry, Henry, drv goods elk, res i)
South Park S
Curwen, Charles, res 228 Cook
Curtin, Alfred, baker, 75 Fort
Curtin, Arthur, blacksmith, 14 Yates
res 29 Kane
Curtis, A L, expressman, res 15
Parry
Curtis, David, plasterer, res 16 Parry
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Curtis, W, emp V.I.W., re
Curwen, Chas H, F C Dai
131 Government, res 2'ii
Cutmann, M, mgr, 7 Stoi
torla Hotel
Cusack. Miss E A, mgr ms
The Statilev House
Cusack, Thos R, com posit
Pandora
Cusack, Mrs M J, book-k(
Kelly & Co, res 228 Yate
Cnstoms Appraiser's
Appraiser, Walter Shears
Customs Expiess and Posti
Office, 53 Wharf
Custom House, Collector, A
Wharf
Cutiibert, H & Co, auctit
produce dealers, 34 Broac
Market
Cuthbert, Herbert, (H Ci
Co) res "Mean wood Coi
Stanley ave
Ciithbertson, James, shoei
Mansell, 95 Government
nard's cabins. Pandora
Cutler, Capt Melvin, master
res 109 Pandora
Dabald, John, plumber, resJ
I "^^\i Edgar Charles, compc
I Colonist, res 32 Mason
Dagan, Horace, porter, res 2
son
Mers, Arthur, engr res Sev
Dakers, James, labr, res
J Dakers, Seventh
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Dakin, Fredk driver J
J Fort
lEalballa, John, plumber Cc
I Warner, 73 Yates
[Dalby ft Claxton, real
insurance and financial as
^ates *
iDnlby John, teamster, res 8
I Chatham
IDalby, William (Dalby & v,
real estate and ins, cor Alf
Comosan
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Curtis, W, emp V.I.W., res Fourth
Curwen, Chas H, F C Davidge & Co,
131 Government, res 228 Cook
Cutmann, M, mgr, 7 Store, res Vic-
toria Hotel
Cusack. Miss E A, mgr mantle dept,
Tlie Stanley House
Custick, Thos R, compositor res 112
Pandora
Cusack, Mrs M J, book-keeper S L
Kelly & Co, res 228 Yates
Customs Appraiser's Office,
Appraiser, Walter Shears, 59 Wharf
Customs Expiess and Postal Package
Office, 53 Wharf
Custom House, Collector, A i., Milne,
Wliarf
Cutlibert, H & Co, auctioneers and
produce dealers, 34 Broad and City
Market
Cuthbert, Herbert, (H Cuthbert &
Co) res "Mean wood Cottage," 4
Stanley ave
Cutlibertson, James, shoemhker H
Mansell, 95 Government, res May-
nard's cabins, Pandora
Cutler, Capt Melvin, master mariner,
res 109 Pandora
Dabald, John, plumber, res 208 Yates
Dack, Edgar Charles, compositor the
Colonist, res 32 Mason
Dagan, Horace, porter, res 260 John-
son
)aker8, Arthur, engr res Seventh
)aker8, James, labr, res Arthur
Dakers, Seventh
)akin, A, gardener, res 9)^ Wallace,
W
)akin, Fredk driver J Parker, ^
Fort
alballs, John, plumber Colbert &
Warner, 73 Yates
lalby tL Claxton, real estate,
insurance and financial agents, 64
Yates
nlby, John, teamster, res 84 North
Chatham
Iby, William (Dalby & Claxton)
real estate and ins, cor Alfred and
Comosan
lie, David, saloonkeepei-, res 20
North Park
le, D, prop Northern Pacific hotel,
8 Pioneer
Dales, Thomas J, mechanic, res 91
Fort
Dales, Mrs T J, dressmaker, res 91
Fort
Daley, Albert, Electric Light Dept,
res 71 Henry
Daley, James, res 17 Second
Dallain, J A, res 16 Young
Dallas Hotel, William Jensen,
prop, Dallas rd
Dalziel, Harry, machinist, res South
rd
Dan Yock Tong, druggist, 12 Cormor-
ant
Danby, W, real estate agt, res Hey-
wood ave E
Dangerfield, Fred, driver B. C. Cattle
Co, 97 Government, res 150 View
Daniels, Miss Alice, milliner, 165
Douglas
Daniels, Miss Clara, dressmaker, 164
Johnson
Daniels, Mrs Elizabeth, 164 Johnson
Daniels, Fred, elk Bank of Montreal,
res Stanley ave
Daniels. Richard, fmr, Wilkinson rd
Darcy, Thomas, sealer, res Dominion
hotel
Darling, James, gardener. 51 David
Dassonville, J, mfg jeweler, 82)^
Government, res 146 Michigan
Dauphin, M, pattern maker, res
Lydia
Davidge, F C & Co, shipping agents
and commission merchants, 131
Government
Davidge, F C, (F C Davidge & Co) 131
Government, res 160 Government
Davidson, A A (Davidson Bros) res
32 Churchway
Davidson, Alex, land owner, res Bo-
leskyne rd N
Davidson, Andrew seal hunter, res
Vancouver hotel, 71 Yates
Davidson Bros, mfg jewelers, 59 Gov-
ernment
Davidson, John, bricklayer, res Do-
minion hotel
Davidson, John, stonecutter, res 146
Johnson
Davidson, Peter, teamster Vic Truck
and Dray Co., res 81 Rae
Davie, Mrs A, widow, res 130 Michi-
gan S
Davie ft Cassidy, barristers, so-
licitors, etc, 21 Bastion
Davie, J, real estate agent, res Em-
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Davie, Dr J C, M.D., physician
and surgeon, 28 Langley, res "Fair-
holme," Belcher
Davie, Hpn Theo., ^C„ Premier
and Attorney-General, (Davie &
Cassidy), 21 Bastion, res Saanich
rd
Davies & Buttery, prop, Gorge Farm
Dairy, Gorge rd
Davies, David L, elk Joshua Davies,
res 196 Cook
Davies, Miss G, res 22 Mason
Davies, George, dairyman, (Davies &
Buttery), Gorge Farm Dairy
Davies, Ivan, waiter Draird cafe
Davies, Joshua P, auctioneer and
commission merchant, 7 B. C
Board of Trade Bldg, res 195 Cook
Davies, Miss M, res 22 Mason
Davies, P J, auctioneer, res 147 Chat-
ham
Davies, Richard C, hotel-keeper, Vic
Gardens, Gorge rd
Davieson, Robt, carpt. Lemon, G &
Co, res 119 Chatham
Davey, Arthur, lawyer's clerk, res
Fred Davey sr, Burnside rd
Davey, Fred, sr, clerk in Navy Yard,
res Burnside rd
Davey, Fred W, clerk Custom House,
res Burnside rd
Davey, H G, book-keeper, C.P.R. res
Topaz ave
Davis, Albert, cigar maker, res 20
Belcher
Davis, Chas, carpt, res Burnside rd
Davis, Chas W, plasterer, res 199
Douglas
Davis, £van, waiter, Driard house,
res 61 Blanchard
Davis, H H, fur dealer, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Davis, Henry, labr, res cabin 16-33
Chatham
Davis, David, boot and shoemaker,
62 Fort
Davis, William, carpt, res 142 Sim-
coe 8
Davison, Wm F, bartender, Mount
Baker hotel. Oak bay
Davis, Wm, fireman. Electric Light
Works, res 51 Blanchard
Davy, G H, C.P.R. Co's Telegraph,
res Topaz ave
Davy, John, fireman, E. & N. Ry,
res Walker, Old Esquinialt id
Daw, Samuel, carpt, res San Juan
ave
Dawes, William, ship builder, res
Henry, Vic West
Dawley, P J, prop, Vancouver
hotel, 71 Yates, res lo2 Pandora
Dawson, Miss J, art dept, Spencer's
Arcade, res 54 Frederick
Day, A G, joiner, res 168 View
Day, George, sailor, res 197 Chatham
Day, Miss Flo, dressmaker, res 129
Johnson
Day, Robert S, architect, 46 Five Sis-
ters' block, "Dereen," Rockland ave
Deacon, Benjamin, driver. Transfer
Co, res 54 Quadra
Deal, George, sealer, res Vancouver
hotel
Dean & Cryderman, chemists
and druggists, res 59 Yates, cor
Broad
Deans, John F, tmr, res Richmond rd
Deans, Geo, fmr, res Richmond rd
Deans, Jas, miner, res Richmond rd
Dean, John, contractor, res 62
Queen's ave
Dean, William, fmr, Dean Lee farm,
res San Juan ave, Grordon Head
Dean, W M (Dean & Cryderman),
59 Yates
Dearberg, Miss Jessie, res 40 Princess
ave
Dearberg, Thos John, collector, res
40 Princess ave
Dearberg, .John Campbell, machinist,
res 40 Princess ave
Dearden, Arthur, jtorter, res 164 Pan-
dora
Deasy, Thomas, Chief Fire De-
partment, 30 Pandora, res 100 Pan-
dora
Deasy, Wm John , fire brigade, res 2.J5
Maria, nurse Jubilee
Chae, labr, res 122
A, capitalist, res
telegraph
Johnson
De Bou, Misa
Hospital
Decarlie, Louis
Yates
De Cosmos, Hon
291 Yates
Dee, William, oper C.P.R.
office, res 46 Menzies W
Deighton, Annie, steam laundry, res
Wm Gilchrist, Seventh
Deighton, Maggie, domestic, 312
Douglas, E J Gray
Delahanty, J J, surveyors' ohainman,
res 109 Pandora
Del^arno, Robt, horseshoer, 95-97
Fisguard
De Long, Mrs, widow, res 107 John
Viotoria Tra
21 and 23 Bi
A. M. BEATTIE, AUCTIOMR, Vancouver, B. C
Ha
Delmonico Music
109 Government
Delta Cannery, Frase
Rithet & Co, agents,
Demers, E, barber, O
220 Johnson
Demers, L O, mgr Pitl
res 220 Johnson
Demers, Numa, hotel
Johnson
Dempster & McLaugl
builders, 94-96 Johns
Dempster, James, shipi
cidental hotel
Dempster, P W, (Der
Laughlin), res 48 Cac
Dempster, W H, salmo
49 Fern wood rd
Dempster, Walter S, bl
48 Cadboro bay rd
Dennan, EdwarS, sala
Richmond ave
Denneny, J R, salesma
McCandless, res Dria
Denniston. Richd, boat
bay l?ridge, res 2 Gov
Denny, George, report
128 Pandora
Denny, William, res 121
Department of Agricu
Bay, J R Anderson, s
Department of Pal
Canada, F C Gam
engineer, room 24,
block
Dept of PubUc Wh
C N Macdonald, acct. :
Sisters' block
Depew, John, driver, I
res 66>^ Pembroke
Deputy Attorney Genei
smith, Attorney Gene
Derdan, Alfred, porter
ment, res 164 Pandora
Derdinger, Miss M, res
Desmond, Captain, n
87 Pandora
Detling, Benj, employ
Victoria Brewery
Devereux, F A, surveyo
Devereux, Miss Julia,
English Academy, re
ver
Devereux, Capt John, d
res "Westbourne," 76
Devereux, Wm E, P.L.S
DeVeuUe, Mrs J A, pr
ing house, 149 Cook
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Delmonico Music Hall Restaurant,
109 Government
Delta Cannery, Fraser River, R P
Rithet & Co, agents, 61-63 Wharf
Demers, E, barber, O J Monk, res
220 Johnson
Demers, L O, mgr Pither & Leiser,
res 220 Johnson
Demers, Nuina, hotel clerk, res 220
Johnson
Dempster & McLaughlin, carriage
builders, 94-96 Johnson
Dempster, James, shipwright, res Oc-
cidental hotel
Dempster, P W, (Dempster & Mc-
Laughlin), res 48 Cadboro bay rd
Dempster, W H, salmon packer, res
49 Fern wood rd
Dempster, Walter S, blacksmith, res
48 Cadboro bay rd
Dennan, Edward, saloon keeper, res
Richmond ave
Denneny, J R, salesman, Gilmore &
McCahdless, res Driard hotel
Denniston, Richd, boat house, James
bay l^ridge, res 2 Government
Denny, George, reporter Times, res
128 Pandora
Denny, William, res 128 Pandora
Department of Agriculture, James
Bay, J R Anderson, statistician
Department of Pablio Works,
CSanada, F C Gamble, resident
engineer, room 24, Five Sisters'
block
Dept of Pablio Wks, Canada,
C N Macdonald, acct. room 22, Five
Sisters' block
Depew, John, driver. Porter & Sons,
res 66)^ Pembroke
Deputy Attorney General, Arthur G
Smith, Attorney General's office
Derdan, Alfred, porter 128 Govern-
ment, res 164 Pandora
Derdinger, Miss M, res 18 Frederick
Desmond, Captain, mariner, res
87 Pandora
Detling, Benj, employ V.P.B. Co,
Victoria Brewery
Devereux, F A, surveyor, res 76 Bay
Devereux, Miss Julia, principal of
English Academy, res 65 Vancou-
ver
Devereux, Capt John, dock master,
res "Westbourne," 76 Bay
Devereux, Wm E, P.L.S, res 76 Bay
DeVeuUe, Mrs J A, private board-
ing house, 149 Cook
Devine, James, painter, res Thistle
restaurant, 112 Yates
Devine, John, fmr, Feltham rd N,
res Cedar Hill rd E
Devlin, Dale, electrician, tramway
power house, res 107 Fisguard
Devlin, J C, res 42 North Park
Devlin, R B, grocer, res 234 Simcoe S
DeVoe, Frank, engr Electric Light
Works, res Lansdowne rd
DeWale, Frederick coachman, res 6
Rae
Dewar, David, clerk, McMillan Bros,
90 Douglas, res 50 Amelia
Dewar, George, labr, res Arthur
Dakers, Seventh
Dewdney, Hon Ed§rar, Lient-
Oovemor, res "Carey Castle,"
3elcher
DeWitt, William, seal hunter, res
338 Government
Dewsnap, Albert, moulder, A.I.W,
res 90 Chatham
Dewsnap, Frederick, blacksmith, 42
Store, res 90 Chatham
Dewsnap, Joseph, foreman, city
streets, res 90 Chatham
Dickinson, C E, insurance agt, R P
Rithet & Co, res 298 Moss
Dickinson, Edward, port steward, C.
P.N. dock, res 298 Moss
Dickinson, Edwin, iron moulder, res
Henry
Dickinson. Harcourt, student, room
17 Five Sisters' block, res 298 Moss
Dickinson, Lionel, grocer and feed
merchant, res 113 Douglas
Dickinson, Percy, B.C. Dis Tel office,
res 298 Moss
Dickinson, P O, night clerk. District
Telegraph and Delivery Co, res 98
Chatham
Dickinson, Wm, machinist, res West-
ern hotel
Dick, Mrs Annie, tailoress, res 116
Yates
Dick, Wah, butcher and grocer, 168
Government
Dick, Wm, fireman sawmill, res
i2 John
Dicks, Wm, labr, res South rd
Dickson, J F, book-keeper, V.P.B.
Co, res Moss
Dickson, W S, 132 Pandora
Dier, W A, com traveller, res 167
upper Pandora
Dillon, Chas F, master mariner, res
Elford rd, cor Lillian rd
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Dillon, Geo W, master mariner, res
Elford rd, cor Lillian rd
Dint;le, William, miner, res "Ivy
Hill Farm" Carey rd
Dinsdale, Robt, liricklayer, res 48
Third
Diocesan Synod Office, E Baynes
Reed, secretary, second floor, Wil-
liams' building
Directory Co, Williams' Official
B.C, Williams' building, 28 Broad
Dishler, Chas,driver for Mrs Newman,
res 147 Johnson
Ditchburn, William E, printer, Col-
onist, res 6 Douglas
Dixon, Miss C, res 58 Blanchard
Dobbs, Eli, carpt, res 2 William
Dobbs, Harry, tobacconist res 62
Kane
Dobbs, I Harry, tobacconist, the Wil-
son, res 60 Kane
Dobinson, Joseph, taxidermist, res
3 Dobinson N
Dobson, Thos, artist, res Vancouver
hotel
Dockinga, William, blacksmith, res
GraiKnower rd
Dodd, Mra Bridget, widow, res 146
Fort
Dodd, Harry, clerk, J W Piercy, res
146 Fort
Dodd. James, teamster, Lawrence
Goodacre, res Vic W
Dodd, James H, ship carpenter, res
Craigflower rd cor Esquimalt
Dodd, John, driver, Lawrence Good-
acre, res 121 Government, Vic W
Dodd, John C, butcher, Craigflower
rd cor Esquimalt
Dodd, Miss, clerk, Russell McDonald
& Co, res 42 Princess ave
Dodd, Martin Jas, carpt, res Esqui-
malt, Vic W
Dodds, Mrs, dressmaker, Spencer's
Arcade, res 29 Harrison
Dodds, Robt, messenger, Manchester
House, res 88 Yates
Dodds, Wm, florist, res 62 Mears
Dodds, Wm, florist, res 207 Fort
Dodgson, Herbert, fireman, A.I.W,
res 36 John
Dodgson, Lewis, gen dealer, res 230
Fort
Dods, Miss Eva C, dressmaker, res 21
South rd
Dods, Mrs Mary, res 21 South rd
Dods, Robert 6, apprentice, rea 21
South rd
Dods, Walter, apprentice, res 21
South rd
Dodwell, Carlill & Co, shippini:
and commission agents, 8 Bastion
Doharty, John A, plumber, res 50
Vancouver
Doharty, John C, scavenger, res 50
Vancouver
Doharty, Thomas, plumber, res 50
Vancouver
Doig, D, teller. Bank B.N.A, res
"Castlewood," 142 Catherine
Dolan, Miss K B, res 267 Johnson
Dollery, Albert, expressman, res 103
Yates
Dominion Building and Loan
Association, A W More <& Co,
agents, 70 Douglas
Dominion Express Co, Ltd, F
Oliver, agt, 38>i:, Yates
Dominion Cartridge Co, Hy Jno
Scott, agt, 59K Wharf
Dominion Hotel, S Jones jr, prop,
117-123 Yates, P.O. box 118; Tel.
587
Dominion Line S.S. Co, Hall,
Goepel & Co, agts
Dominion Plate Glass Co, H
E Croasdaile & Co, agts
Dominion Savingrs Bank, Jos
Hugh McLaughlin, mgr, Govern-
ernment
Donald, Mrs A, widow, res 113 Michi-
gan N
Donaldson, A D, carp <nter, res 57
Superior
Donaldson, George, B. C. Soap Wrks,
49 St Lawrence
Donaldson, James, warehouseman
J H Todd & Son, res Menzies
Donaldson, James, laborer, res 11
Third
Donaldson, James, fisherman, res 49
St Lawrence
Donaldson, James, jr, fisherman, res
49 St Lawrence
Donaldson, Robt, fisherman, res 49
St Lawrence W
Donaldson, William, labr, res 49 St
Lawrence W
Donnelly, Mrs E, widow, res io.'!
Simcoe N
Donogh, R H, clerk 83 Douglas, res
144 Chatham
Donovan, T, stonemason, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Donovan, Thomas, bricklayer, res (17
Kane
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I>oolev, James, in:
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gj^ey, John, res 27(
i>oran. Miss N, o
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Dffman, Wm Hs
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DOTnbecher, Geo, ci
Western hotel
DoBCher, Henry W, «
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A Co, 57-59 Fort, re
^ujral, John, res 96 C
I>oughe.ty, Georee,
J>OjUghty, Geoi^e.'bnfs
I>o^Rhty, James, brusl
»ow, Geo Alfred, careta
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Dow H^.r*"""'"^"*. res
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I^opley James, inmate w . I — — -— -_^
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J>ouarhtv. fJA^. " '/®^ .^0<5 Johnson n.,,^^1 "^f ■ ">s agt. 143 Pan^ ,r^'f
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Dowdall, Miohn.i „..^ nifi*"' •^^'nes, foreman T.a«,
, res 132 BlaJr^ho-j **• ^'ty I Duffifl. M.-a= ,:, . ... ' ? fW
um^hie, Geonre. ««oi; l|'*^
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'ftfelfcs, Jackson & Hei».«b
^»'ancy store, res 115
It ^ ' *" I^ngley, res
^^^J'^rd, jr. plasterer. 65 Kane
Diiee ave o-> au-
'^WSoS^'^e. -lingmate, res
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Dunn, Robert, foreman Times P. &
P. Co, res 10 James
Dunnett, Malcolm, ship carpenter,
res Powderly ave
Dunnint^ton, Mrs Joseph, res 168 Fort
Dunnington, Miss Lizzie, dress-
maker, res 168 Fort
Dunnington, Miss S B, res 168 Fort
Dunnington, W H, warehouseman
Simon Leiser & Co, res 168 Fort
Duncan, Alex B, cabinet maker,
Weller Bros, res 17 James
Duncan, Alex W, foundryman, res
Tolmle ave, Saanich rd £
Duncan, A W, emp V.I.W., Tolmie
ave
Duncan, Miss C E, tailoress, 62
Yates, res 57 Pandora
Duncan, Dr Oeorjre, physician
and surgeon, res 89 Fort
Duncan, Dr John A, physician
and surgeon, 89 Fort
Duncan, Tom G, compositor, res Do-
minion hotel
Duncan, Thomas, printer. Times P.
P. Co. res "Burnham Cottage,"
125 Toronto
Doncalfe, Walter John, tram con-
ductor, Edward, Vic W
Dunderdale, E N, insurance agent,
res 32 Rithet
Dunkerley, Miss, dressmaker, Man-
chester House, 88 Yates
Dunkerley, Perry, clerk J Johnston
& Co, 77 Government, res Saanich
rd
Dunlevy, Peter O, president Vic &
Sydney Ry, res 74 Kingston
Dunsmnir, Alex, pres E. & N. Ry,
"Craigdarroch," Cadboro bay rd
Dunsmuir, James, vice-president
E. & N. Rv, pres Union Collieries
Co, 2 Broughton, "Burleith,"Craig-
flower rd
Dunsmuir, Mrs Robert, widow, res
"Craigdarroch." Cadboro bay rd
Dupont, Miss C E, res 20 Scoresby
Dupont, Major CT, res "Stadacona,"
Cadboro bay rd
Durham, Miss Sadie, milliner, Man-
chester House, 88 Yates
Durham, Frank, carpt, res N')w York
hotel
Durham, Miss Sarah, milliner, Man-
chester House, res 100 Pandora
Durham, Thos, cashier, L Goodacre,
res 100 Pandora
Durst, Jacob, stonecutter, res Don tin
ion hotel
Dutton, Arthur, labr, res Thi: !r:
restaurant, 112 Yates
Dutton, Jno, fireman, res 3 Humbijili:
Dwyer, Jos, capitalist, res 40 Panri: uj
Dwyer, W J, grocery, res 224 Cool
Dyar, Thomas, carpt, res Commer isi.]
hotel
Dver, Fredk, packer, Weiler Bros, '• \ -
'55 Fort
Dyke, Wm, billiard marker, Uni i i
club
Dyker, Elizabeth, domestic, res ^i;,,'
Menzies W
Dyker, Mary, domestic, res 82 Mmii
zies E
Earle, Thomas. ni.P., comi^i^^
sion merchant and wholeHiij.?
grocer, 92-94 Wharf, res 131 ( i
boro bay rd
Earl, Wesley, stovefitter, A.I.W. nw
11 Pioneer
Earl, William, baker, res 184 F : -
wood rd
Earsman, John ft Co, wh e-
sale commission and impor^iiif
agents, 34 Government
Earsman, John (Earsman & Co) s'Vi
18 Parkington
Eastern Assurance Co, of HaliCa ;,
Beaumont Boggs, agt, 28 Broad
Easter, — , employ J. B. Johnsoc, M
Victoria Cres, res J B Johnson
Eastman, Samuel, roadman, Byi ;ri::,
res Oak Bay ave
Ebert, Gus, labr, res 50 Blancharil
Eberts & Taylor, barristers, rn^-
licitors, notaries public, :R>
Langley
Eberts, D M, Q.C, M.P.P, (E| rhfn
& Taylor), rea Gorge rd
Eckersley, James, expressman, '^m
206 Yates ,
Eckford, Mrs T, widow, res 118 Ipv
Eastmead, W, rancher, res Domxii
hotbl
Easton, .Tames, caretaker of bathi
Work
Easton, Walter, carpt, res Sar
ave E
Eddie, Miss Annie, cook, *
Hospital ^'
Eden, William G, painter, res
rd, Foul bay
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Edmonds, Albe
41 Pandora
Edmonds, Edw
res Work
Edmonds, Mrs
Cook
Edmunds, Wm
res 2 Jackson
Education, Dept
L.L.D., super]
bay
Education, 1
Hon Col Jame
Edwards, Adam,
res 24 Niagara
Edwards, Adan
res Moss
Edwards, Chas,
hotel, Dallas n
Edwards, Henry
Edwards, S W
Richmond ave
Edwards, T W. w
64 Third
Egan, Mart, re
Burnes House
Eglin, J M, hack)
ham
Eichern, John,
Brunswick bote
Eirikson, Henri
Taunton
Eissner, Chas, pi
rant
El her. Miss M, U
&Co, resll5 Vi
Elford & Smith,
rd
Elford, Jno Herbe
rd, res J P Elfoi
Elford, John P,
boro bay rd
Elford, Robt, res 1
Elford, Theophilui
Lumber Co, res
ElkusWm, clerk,
E a, Fred W, res i
E a, Hy, book-ke«
I'lja, H R, book-k«
171, ^^?^'°« Co, re
Ella, Thos R, hard
Fort
Ellegood, John,
Sons
Ellery George, leai
South Pandora
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VICTORIA CITY DIEECTORY.
293
Edington, Thos, mariner, res Van-
couver hotel
Edmonds, Albert, harnesB maker, res
41 Pandora
Edmonds, Edw T, electric engineer,
res Work
Edmonds, Mrs Jane, nurse, res 203
Cook
Edmunds, Wm, pressman Colonist,
res 2 Jackson ave £
Education, Department of, S D Pope,
L.L.D., superintendent, res James
bav
Edaoation, Minister of. The
Hon Col James Baker
Edwards, Adam, porter Wilson Bros,
res 24 Niagara S
Edwards, Adams, shipping clerk,
res Moss
Edwards, Chas, night clerk Dallas
hotel, Dallas rd W
Edwards, Henry 0, clerk 177 Douglas
Edwards, S W, carriage painter,
Richmond ave
Edwards, T W, watchmaker Redfern,
54 Third
Egan, Mart, reporter Times, res
Burnes House
Eglin, J M, hackman, res 165 Chat-
ham
Eichern, John, stonemason, res
Brunswick hotel
Eirikson, Henrik, laborer, res 5
Taunton
Eissner, Chas, prop Vienna restau-
rant
Elber, Miss M, tailoress D Campbell
& Co, res 115 View
Elford & Smith, brickyard, Saanich
rd
EUord, Jno Herbert, 30 Cadboro bay
rd, res J P EKord
Elford, John P, contractor, 30 Cad-
boro bay rd
Elford, Robt, res 130 Cadboro bay rd
Elford, Theophilus, Shawnigan Lake
Lumber Co, res Cadboro bav rd
Elkus, Wm, clerk, res 60 N Cfiatham
Ella, Fred W, res 268 Fort
Ella, Hy, book-keeper, res 268 Fort
Ella, H R, book-keeper, Sehl, Hastie
& Erskine Co, res 268 Fort
Ella, Thos R, hardware mcht, res 268
Fort
Ellegood, John, driver, R Porter &
Sons
Ellery, George, leather dresser, res 1
South Pandora
Ellery, Geo Frooks, stonecutter, res
Dominion rd
Ellery, G F, book-keeper, 126 Gov-
ernment, res Dominion rd
Elliott, Anthony, paper hanger, res
57 Collinson
Elliott, Fred, ship carpenter, res Do-
minion hotel
Elliott, Miss Florence, res 93 Cor-
morant
Elliott, G R, typewriter, Simon Lieser
& Co, res 10 Mason
Elliot, John, harness maker, 126 Gov-
- ernment, res 96 Cormorant
Elliot, Jno, labr, res 37 Heywood ave
Elliott, John Georee, secty to B.
C. Board of Fire Underwriters,
room 7 Five Sisters' blk, res
Burnside rd
Elliott, Robert, machinist, A.I.W, res
112 Chatham
Elliott, R T, student-at-law, Davie &
Cassidy, res 10 Mason
Elliott, Thomas, contractor res 10
Mason
Elliott, Wm Alfred, fmr, res Willow
cottage, Cadboro bay rd
Elliott, Mrs Wm, seamstress, res 26
Walnut
Ellis, A, compositor. Colonist
Ellis, Jno, bricklayer ,45-46X South rd
Ellis, W H, mgf the Colonist Print-
ing Co, res 26 Churchway
Elphinstone, Ernest, painter, 114
Yates, res 69 Kane
Elrick, George, carpet layer, Weiler
Bros
Elrioh, Goo W, prop Empire hotel,
Johnson, res 17 Queen's ave
Elsham, Harry, waiter Driard cafe
Els worth, James, builder, res cor
Montrose ave and Jones
Elvin, Frederick, brewer, res Esqui-
mau rd
Elwortliy, Frederick, sec^ B.C.
Board of Trade, res 144 Menzies E
Elv, Robt Frederick, painter, res 105
■ Fairfield rd
Embert, C A, carpt, res 122 Superior S
Embrson, Robt, sealer, res Milne
Emerson, M, labr, res 5 Centre rd
Emery, Alfred, machinist A.I.W.,
res Devonshire rd
Emery, Fredk, clerk, 148 Govern-
ment, res Jnmes bay
Emery, J H, dru^jgist, res 149 Chat-
ham
Emery, John, labr, res 28 Quebec S
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Clarence Bl»
Emery, Mr fmr, res Cordova bay,
Cedar Hill rd
Emery, Wm, millhand Sayward Co,
res Devonehire rd
Empire Hotel, prop H P Briggs,
38 Johnson
Eneraon, Einer, land owner, Felt-
liam rd N, res Cedar Hill rd E
Endean, John Wm, lumberman,
Capital Planing Mills
Engelhardt, Arthur F, customs bro-
ker and com agent, res 10 Burdette
ave
Engelhardt, Geo J, (G J Engelhardt
«& Co) 6 Bastion sqr, res 19 Burdette
ave
Engelhardt, Mrs J F, res 19 Burdette
ave
Englehart, Paul, cooper, 91 V f,
res 28 Belcher
Englehardt, Stanley, steam fitter,
res 19 Burdette ave
Engelhardt, Walter, usst surveyor,
res 19 Burdette ave
English Academy, Miss Devereaux,
principal, res 55 Vancouver
English, Robert, carpenter
Engvik, Miss A, domestic, 11 Amelia
E. & N. Railway Station, Store
E. & N. R. Co., Alex Dunsmuir
President, office 2 Broughton
Ensor Institute, M K Brundage.
mgr, 93}4 Douglas
Equitable Life Agrenoy, J H
Brownlee, district mgr, 44 Fort
Erb, Louis E, brewer, res 283 Doug-
las
Erickson, Wm, res 7 "Harbor Cot-
tages," Store
Erouz, O, elk Dominion hotel
Erskine, A B, boot and shoe em-
porum, 132 Govmnt cor Johnson
son, res 34 King's rd
Erskine, Henry, house painter, 40
Fort
Erskine, Capt James, mariner, ros 6
Hill
Erskine Robert, (Erskine, Wall
& Co) res 34 King's rd
Erskine, Wall & Co., grocers,
etc., 58 Government
Erskine, Wm, carpt, res 28 San Juan
ave E
Escallet, Ernest, restraurant, Driard
hotel, res 23 Whittaker, corner
Chambers
Esnouf, Richard B, furniture dealer,
res 15 Harrison
Esquimalt Water Works, secv
TLubbe, 77 Wharf
Essenwine, Frank, boiler maker, A.
I.W, res 2 Second
Estes, W S, porter, T Shotbolt, res
93 Fort
Ethridge, John, auctioneer, res 37
Birdcage Walk W
Evans, Benjamin, usher. Supreme
Court, res Cadboro bay
Evans, David, carpenter, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Evans John, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Evans, Mrs S, dressmaker, res 67
Kane
Everett, Patrick, Everett's Exchange,
Esquimalt rd, cor Craigflower rd
Everett, Theodore, sealer, les Domin-
ion hotel
Evers & Keith, architects, Wil-
liams' building
Everton, George, jobber, res Topaz
ave
Ewart, A C, architect, 2nd floor Duck
bik, Broad, res 388 Pandora
Ewart, P E, carpenter, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Ewart, R B, carpenter, res Bruns-
wick tiot)6l
Ewmg, W J, (King & Ewing) 51
Wharf, res cor Cook and North
Park
Excelsior Sign Works, Geo Myers,
prop, 65 Fort
Eyre, Wm Cole, engineer, res 72
View
Eyit'8, E J, Imperial Studio, 76
Yates, res Spring Ridge
Fahey, Thomas, teamster Vick Truck
and Dray Co, res 31 Rae
Fairall, Henry S, brewer, res Es-
quimalt rd
Fairall, Henry jr, brewer, res Esqui-
m It rd
Fairall's Brewery, prop H S
Fairall, Esquimalt rd
Fairall's Hall, Victoria West, Esqui-
malt rd
Fairbairn, William, boiler maker, res
70 Pembroke
Fairbairn, Mrs M, domestic 178
Yates
Fairful, Andrew, house carpenter,
res 4 Rendall E
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
Guides furnished to tourists. All kinds of
Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice.
PULMONIC COUGH CURE
WILL CURS THAT COUGH. MADE ONLY AT THE
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VICTUaiA CITY DIRECTORY.
296
Fairful, James, labr, res 16 James
Fairbrother, Geo, Lion Brewery
Saloon, IIB Chambers, tee advt,
page 256
Falconer, Jas H, pickle and vine-
iiur mnfr, Yates
Fiilk, Henry, barber, 87 Johnson, res
Duck blk
Falls, J Peebles, accountnt Ham-
ilton Powder Co, res Victoria Club
Fusanaro, Mrs Mary Ellen, widow,
rea 147 Yates
jMirt^eman, Walter, waiter Daird cafe
Fashion Stables, Tlios Barlow, prop,
101-103 Fort
Fnrnham. John A, cook Brunswick,
hotel
Farquhar, Geo, carpenter, res Hurl-
ton, Oak bay ave
Farrand, Charles, res 54 North Chat-
hum
Farrell, Harry, seaman, res 65 Os-
wego W
Farrell, Patrick, res 12 Beechy
Farrell Thos, labr, res 175 Fort
Farrington, Christopher, res 19 North
rd
Faucett, Lee, printer Colonist, res
56 Pandora
Faulds, F, bartender Dominion hotel
Fawcett. Edgar, ck*rk in charge C. E.
it P. P. office, 53 Wharf, res Vic-
toria Arm
Fawcett, F W, assistant drug store,
36 Government, res Hotel Victoria
I'awcett, R Clayton, 38 Broad, res 24
Carr
Fawcett, R W, paper dealer and
hanger, 38 Broad, res 24 Carr
Fechner, D H, hair dresser, H L
Salmon, res 106 Government
Federal Life Assurance Co, A.
\V. Moore & Co, agts, 70 Douglas
Fee, D F, grocery and liquors, 1 N
Park cor Quadra
Felker, Miss L A, dressmaker, res 14
Chambers
Fell & Co, grocers & liquor dealers,
49 Fort
Fell, J F, grocer, (Fell & Co) rea 190
Pandora
Fell, Thornton, barrister, solicitor
and nortary public, 60 Langley, res
29 Cadboro bay rd
Feltoe, A A, clerk, Simon Leiser, res
12 Croft E
Fenton, Miss, principal private school,
98 Quebec S
Fenmore, Jas, carpt, Craigflower rd
Ferey, Capt G R, master mariner, res
20 Erie S
Verguson, Jack, tinner, W H Perry,
res 166 Douglas
Ferguson, James, labr, res 7 cabin,
Johnson
Ferguson, Miss, tailoress, res 66
Quadra
Ferguson, Mrs Louisa, board'g house,
75 View
Ferguson, Ross J, prop Ship Inn bar,
res 11 Belcher
Ferguson, Wm, bricklayer, res cor
Saanicli rd and Francis ave
Fern, Charles, teamster. Colonial
Brewery
Fern, Chas, drayman, Davidson ave,
res Boleskyne rd
Fernyhough, Rupert C, fmr, res 299
Johnson
Fernyhough, William, book-keeper,
Braden & Sons, res 299 Johnson
Ferris, W D, E V N. Ry, res 36 Chat-
ham
Fetrow, Chas, book-kpr, res Empire
hotel
Field, Robert, teamster, res 12 Alfred
Field, Saml, carpt, res cor Belmont
ave and Siiuth rd
Field, T, driver, Lawrence Goodacre,
121 Government
Field, William, saloon keeper, the
Siindard, 113,^ Douglas, res 120
Blanchard
Fielding, Geo, porter, Driard hotel,
1-5 View
Fielding, Thomas, stone cutter, res
41 Kingston N
Finance, Minister of, Hon. J H,
Turner
Finlay, F S, prop Electric Soap Wks,
Warren's wharf, res 84 Quebec
Findlay, Durham & Brodie,
British and Foreign Marine Insur-
ance agents, 98 Wharf
Findlev, George, lineman, res 109
Pandora
Findlay, H B, D.D.S., surgeon den-
tist. 86)a Governniont, res 84 Que-
bec
Findley, Hugh, Inapr Weights and
Measures, office 64 Langley, res 52
David
Findlay, Thomas, seaman, res Van-
couver hotel
Finlaison, Arthur, finisher, res 8 St
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FinlaiBon, A, elk C.F.R Co.'s tele-.
graph, 8 St John
Finlaison, C S&Co, shipping and
cuatoma brokers, 65 Wharf
Finlaison, C 8. (C 8 Finlaison & Co)
66 Wharf, res 8 St John
Finlaison, Edw'd 0, elk Bnk B.N.A.
res 8 St John
Finlaison, Rowland, elk Anderson &
Martin, res 8 St John
Fin lay son, D N, res 242 Douglas
Finlayson, John, Snpt Juveniie Re-
formatory, Prov Gaol
Finlayson, Mrs R, widow, res 242
Douglas
Finlayson, R D, elk Turner, Beeton
& Co, res 242 Douglas
Finlayson, W J, elk Bank B.N.A. ,
res 82 jwego
Finnarty, Michael, farmer. Spring
Park Farm, Finnarty rd, Cadboro
bay
Finnigan, Mrs Bridget, res Lime bay
Catherine, Vic W
Fireman's Fond Marine Insur-
ance Co, Hall, Goepel & Co, agts,
100 Government
Fireman's Fund, Marine, of
San Francisco, Heisterman & Co,
agents
First B. C. Society of Spiritualists,
Mrs C Mayo-Steers, lecturer, meets
every Sunday
First Presbyterian Church, cor Pan-
dora and Blanchard, Dr Campbell,
pastor
Firth, Hanson, stonecutter, res Pow-
derley ave
Firth, James, labr, cor Fourth and
Hillside ave
Fish, Mrs Ann, widow, res 36 Hill-
side, ave
Fish, George, shoemaker, 41 Pandora
Fish, Robert, tobacconist, 131)^
Douglas, res 74 Henry
Fisher, Wm H, packer Sehl, Hastie,
Erskine Co, res Angel hotel
Fisher, A D, grocer's assistant, res
137 Fort
Fisher, Ira John Judah, blacksmith
and carriage builder, 31 Herald,
res 28 Bay
Fisher, James, stonemason, 117 Fort,
res 67 Kane
Fisher, J W, prop B.C. Chmc'l Wks
Fitz, Eliza, domestic, 99 Vancouver
Fleming Bros, photographers, 60>^
Government,
res
res
Fleming, Edgar, (Fleming Bros)
Munro
Fleming, Harold, (Fleming Bros)
Munro
Fleming, J, plasterer, res Francis ave
Fleming, J W, stone cutter, res 338
Johnson
Fleming, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, res
62 Pandora
Flesh, Charles, marine engineer, res
16)^ Third
Flett, Alfred, Deputy Prov Treas, res
104 Superior
Flett, Henry T, Victoria Plumbing
Co, res 92 Bay
Flett, James, res 8 Pioneer
Fletclier, Mr, res 44 Cadboro bay rd
Fletcher, Charles, labr, Rice Mills,
res 209 Fort
Fletcher, E H, P O inspector, res
44 Cadboro bay rd
Fletcher, C, clerk, H. M. Customs
Fletcher, Thomas, sewing machine
agt, 47 Fort, res 74 Quadra
Flewen, Chas, bartender, res 40 Tor-
onto S
Flewin, Thos. Capitol saloon, 7 Yates
res 36 South Park
Flewin, Wm H, prop, Belmont
saloon, 11 Government cor Hum-
boldt, res 94 Menzies P^
Flewer, Mons, chief cook, Driard res-
taurant
Flint A Pressor, real estate,
financial and insurance agents, IS
Broad
Flint, A St Oeorffo, (Flint *& Pros-
or), real estate, financial and insur-
ance agents, 18 Broad, res 246
Simcoe
Flood, George, carpt, res Dom hotel
Floyd, Jas 8. clerk, E. & N. Ry, res
Cfadboro bav rd
Floyd, J SterKng, accountant, E. & N.
Ry Co, 2 Broughton
Flumerfelt, A C, mgr Ames, Hol-
den & Co, Ltd, cor Langley and
Broughton, res 36 Gorge rd
Folger,' Albert, sealing captain, res
173 Simcoe
Foot & ScrORgS, boat builders,
Warren's wharf, Montreal W
Foot, Dr £ C, physician and surgeon,
res 187 Fort
Foot, H R, boat builder, res 96
Kingston S
Foote, John C, mate, S.8. "Islander,"
res Tennyson rd
Forbes, Carrie, do
Dunsrauir, res
Cadboro bay rd
Forbe8-Macki*e, K,
Government
Ford, Arthur, lab
rd
Ford, James, fmr,
ich rd
Ford, John, carpt.
Ford, Thomas, cal
Hastie-Erskino t
Ford, Henrv T, da
Hill rd •
Ford, Thomas, wail
Forman, Jaihes, ele
Co, res 138 Simco
Forrester, Jam(
Paint Co, Ltd, St<
res 58 Dallas rd
Forrester, Miss Mir
at Lowenberg, I
Douglas house
Forresters' Hall, (
No. 6755, 73>^ Go
Ford, E M, chief el
res Beacon
Ford, James, cabii
South Park N
Fortune, Jas, labr, i
Rockland ave
Foster, Fred, (Lin<
Oriental alley, res
Foster, F W , res 92
Foster, John, fmr, i
Foster, Livingston, (
151 Fort
Foster, Miss L, dre
Fisguard
Foster, Prof R, atl
onto
Foster, Robert, ex
Cobourg
Foster, Robt, engim
Foster, Miss S E, dc
Foster, Wm, printei
Douglas
Foulkes, J F, clerk
Office, res 1 South
Fowkes, F G, law el
Ion rd
Fowler, Burton, s
Shipyard, Indian
Fowler, Mrs Jane, n
Fowler, Jasper, rail
72 John
Fowlie, Gavan, ca
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Forbes, Carrie, (lomestic, Mrs James
Dunsmuir, res "Cra'gdarroch,"
Cadboro bay rd
Forbea-Mackie, K, photographer, b^%
Government
Ford, Arthur, labr, res Cadboro bay
rd
Ford, James, fmr, Vic District, Saan-
ich rd
Ford, John, carpt, res 20P Fort
Ford, Thomas, cabinet maker, Sehl-
Hastie-Erskine Co,
Ford, Henrv T, dairyman, res Cedar
Hill rd •
Ford, Thomas, waiter. Poodle Dog
Forman, Jadies, clerk, Heiaterman &
Co, res 138 Simcoe
Forrester, James L, xa^r Canada
Paint Co, Ltd, Store, Janion wharf,
res 58 Dallas rd
Forrester, Miss Minnie, stenographer
at Lowenberg, Harris & Co, res
Douglas house
Forresters' Hall, Court Vancouver
No. 5766, 73>^ Government
Ford, E M, chief elk Land Registry,
res Beacon
Ford, James, cabinet maker, res 30
South Park N
Fortune, Jas, labr, res Gonzales Farm
Bockland ave
Foster, Fred, (Lindley & Foster), 7
Oriental alley, res 10 Johnson
Foster, F W , res 92 Simcoe N
Foster, John, fmr, res Saanich rd
Foster, Livingston, cornice maker, res
151 Fort
Foster, Miss L, dressmaker, res 150
Fisguard
Foster, Prof R, athlete, res 112 Tor-
onto
Foster, Robert, expressman, res 15
Cobourg
Foster, Robt, engineer, res 51 Work
Foster, Miss S E, domestic, 8 Pioneer
Foster, Wm, printer. Colonist, res 6
Douglas
Foulkes, J F, clerk Prov Secretary's
Office, res 1 South Park S
Fowkes, F G, law clerk, res 9 Ava-
lon ra
Fowler, Burton, shipwright, Star
Shipyard, Indian reserve
Fowler, Mrs Jane, res 37 First
Fowler, Jasper, railway engineer, res
72 John
Fowlie, Gavan, carpenter, res 228
Michigan S
Fowls, Miss Selina, milliner, res 36
Fort
Fox, A, compositor, the Colonist, res
149 Chatham
Fox, Mrs Annie, charwoman, res 20
Humboldt
Fox, Miss C G, private school, res 30
Mason
Fox, Miss Flora, clerk, res 218 Cook
Fox, M d^ H A, cutlers, etc, 78
Government, («ee advt classified
buHUfSH directory)
Fox, O T (M & H A Fox;, Sheffield
cutlery store, 78 Government, res
30 Mason
Fox, Harry, saloon keeper, res Yates
Fox, Miss H A, music teacher, res 30
Mason
Fox, J H, boiler maker, A.I.W., res
149 Chatham
Fox, Mrs Margaret, widow, 30
Mason
Fox, Wm, joiner, res 23 Pany
Frances, Capt Edwin, mariner, res
135 Pandora
Francis, Grant, electrician Vic Elec
Lghtng Co, res 25 Douglas
Franck, Julius H, grocers' asst, res
31 Quadra
Franck, Mrs M P, grocer, res 159
Fort
Frank, Eli, San Francisco House
('cnts' furnishers, 39 Government.
r js 30 Frederick
Fr.ink, John, foreman, Victoria Rice
ind Flour Mills, res 114 Chatham
Frank, Mias P, teacher AVard School,
Rock bay, res 30 Frederick
Franklin, W A, Customs officer, res
80 Kingston S
Franklin, WT, assistant, J Richards,
res 80 Kingston S
Eraser, Mrs, widow, res 92 Chatham
Eraser, Alex, real estate, Trounce al-
ley, res 107 Fisguard
Eraser, Anna, domestic, res 177 Su-
perior N
Fraser, AB, real estate and notary
public, 11 Trounce ave, res 107
Fisguard
Fraser, A S, carpt, res Belcher ave
Fraser, Mrs Donald, widow, res 2
Phoenix Place W
Fraser, Donald A, clerk. Hall, Goepel
& Co, res 2 Phoenix Place, James
bay
Fraser,Mrs E, widow,res 42 Superior S
Fraser, William Geo, carpt, res Head
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Fraser, George, fruit and vegetable
grower, res Craig's End farm, Mt
Tolinie
Eraser, Mi^s Jane, res 92 Chatham
Fraser, John, book-kpr, B.C. Paper
Co, res 88 Quebec
Fraser, John, tailor, J C Leask, res
Pandora
Fraser, J R, builder, res 133 Quadra
Fraser, Mrs M, teacher music and
painting, res 133 Quadra
Fraser, Dr R L, p..ysician and sur-
geon, res 98 Yates
Fraser, \V G, hackman, res 116 Chat-
ham
Fiaser- Barron, Charles, clerk, A.I. W,
res 34 F^-nkiin
Fraser-Barron, Isabel, school teacher,
34 Franklin
Fraser-Barron, Lizzie, school teacher,
res 34 Franklin
Fraser-Barron, Mrs Martha, res 34
Franklin
Frawley, Wni, barber, Geo T Rus-
sell, res 53 Yates
Frederickscn, Mrs Louisa, restaurant
keeper, res Rock bay notel
Fredette, Edwd, night A'atchraan,Tic
Rice and Flour m'lo, res ;Vo Pionei r
Freid, Walter, tobacco and ciga.
store, 19 Trounce ave, res 40 Kane
Freel, James, grocer, res cor First
and Hillside ave
Freeman, Samuel, carpt, res 137 Cor-
morant
Freeman, Mrs J, res 138 Blanchard
Freeman, J H, traveler Lenz & Leiser,
res Blanc'. ard
Freer, Miss Mamie, dressmaker, res
5 George
Friedman, Chas A, porter Delmonico
hotel, 107-109 Government
Friend, John Henry, purser Bosco-
witz, res Bridge
Frost. William, painter, res Myrtle
rd
Fiiliagar, L H, student-at-law Mc-
Phillips, Wootton & Barnard
Fry, Miss Margaret, res 17 Queen'a
av'^
Fuggle, Miss Alice L, res 76 Princess
ave
Fuggle, George W, piano mnfr, res
76 Princess ave
Fuggle, Mrs Jane L, widoy, res 76
Princess ave
Fuller, Alfred D, res "Oak Bay
Villa," Cadboro bay rd
Fulton, Daniel, machinist, res 4.5
Second
Fullerton & McDonald, carpenters,
res 31 Blan9hard
Fullerton, J, importer boots and
shoes, 103 Government, res 4
Phoenix place
Fullerton, W F, carpenter, res South
rd, cor Clarke
Furguson, John, tinner, res 156
Douglas
Furman, Ambrose, millhand, res
Catherine, Victoria W
Furman, W, messenger Henry Young
& Co, 67 Government, res Vic W
Furneli, Geo, res Tyndale ave. Cedar
Hill rd
Furneli, Miss May, domestic, 180
Yates
Furneli, Tom, millhand, Taylor Mill-
ing Co
Furneli, Wm, millhand, Taylor Mill-
ing Co
Furnival, Wm, auctioneer, 58 Broad,
res 50 Amelia
Futcher, Thomas Robt, asst Japan-
ese store, res 23 Parkington
FutOher, Thoi. S, prop the Jap-
anese bazaar, 41 Fort, res 2li^Park-
ington
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Gabourie, Joseph, teamster,
Langford, cor Craigflower rd
Gabriel, E(l>vard, res 20 Beechy
Gabriel, Wm Wilmot, boiler maker,
res 20 Beechy
Gaerdes, John H, prop Jubilee sa-
loon, res 68 Frederick
Gaffin, Douglas, clerk, res 93 Niai*ara
Galbraith, Archie, labr, res 5 Pen-
will
Galbraith, Angus, miner, rew 1 Pen-
will
Galbraith, Angus, school teacher, rea
5 Penwill
Galbraith, Findlay, drayman Vic
Truck and Dray Co, res 1 Penwill
Galbraith, William, driver Truck and
Dra .' Co, res 1 Penwill
Gale, James, accountant, res 220
Cook
Gale, Wm, apprentice Sehl, Hastie,
Erskine Co
Galer, William, carpet layer, r'.!S 127
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Galer, George,
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Gallagher, Adis, res
Gallagher, Patrick,
Bay
Gallant, Domitian,
Milne
Galletly, A J (
Montreal, res "Ho
land ave
Galley, Fredk, clerk.
Galley, Mrs, Willia
Topaz ave
Galpm, F W, elk B. <
vestment Coy, L
Belcher
Galpin, H V, clerk
Investment Coy, ;
Kelclier
Gamble, I C, J.P.
leer, Dept of Puu
Five Sisters bit, rei
(i:inner, Elijah, *^ii,
res the Gorge
Cannon, .John, grocer
'.ley wood ave E
Ci.indy, Isaac, slauglit
ken burg, res Spring
• ianaon.J H, clerk (.
lA)u.>4as, res Hey wo
• iarde, Edward, bui
downe rd
(jardener, George ini
Aged and Infirm, Fi
bay
Garainer, Chas V, mj!
& Co, res 9 Labouclj
Gardiner, George
Pitlier & Loiser, res
Gardiner, John, res 1(
Gardiner, Wm E, ca
Quadra
Gardne-, C, gardener,
Gardner, Rev J E, Me
Miseion, res 214 J'aii
Garland, Aaron, eng
'■ Quadra
Garland, Fredk \
nioial hotel and resi
lau
Garland, Geo W, res 1
Garland, J, teamster '
Dray Co, res 31 Rae
(.laiTick's Head Saloon
prop, 23 Bastion
Oarrow, Dr John
cian and surgeon, (
rvis 21 Queen's ave
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(ialer, George, carpenter, res 127
View
Gallagher, Adis, res 58 CollinBon
Gallagher, Patrick, musician, res 26
Bay
Gallant, Domitian, teacher, res
Milne
Galletly, A J C, mgr Bank of
Montreal, res "Hochelaj,a," Roc'-
land ave
(ialley, Fredk, clerk, res Topaz ave
Galley, Mrs, William, widow, res
Toiiaz ave
Galpin, F W, elk B. C. Land and In-
vestment Coy, Ltd, res Upper
Belcher
(ialpin, H V, clerk B. C. Land and
Investment Coy, Ltd, res Upper
Kelcher
(•amble, F C, J.P., resident engi-
leer, Dept of Puulii; Works, r 24
Five Sisters bit, rep Pemberton rd
(Thinner, Elijali, ♦^ii, Plumper's PasH,
res the <iorge
Gannon, .lohn, grocer's .-lerk, res 35
VIeywood ave E
(i.indy, Isaac, slaugliterman Van Vol-
kenlmrg, res Hpring Ridgo
(huKion, J H, clerk GE Munroe, 82
Doii<,;tas, res Hey>vood ave
(iarde, Edward, builder, res Lana-
doivne rd
(iardener, George inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm, Fairfield rd, Ross
bav
Gartfiner, Cliaa F, mgr Simon Leiser
& Co, res 9 Laboucljere
(iardiner, George A, book-keeper
Pitlier & Leiser, res 9 Labouchere
Gardiner, John, res IS Parkington
Gardiner, Wm E, carpenter, res CI
Quadra
Gardne-, C, gardener, res 18 Erie S
Gardner, Rev J E, Methodist Chinese
Mission, res 214 Pandora
(garland, Aaron, engineer, res 185
Quadra
Garland, Fredk Wm, prop Bal-
moral hotel and restaurant, Doug-
las
Garland, Geo W, res 135 Quadra
Garland, J, teamster Vic Truck and
Dray Co, res 31 Rae
Gavrick's Head Saloon, E W Spencer,
prop, 23 Bastion
Oarrow, Dr John Kaye, physi-
cian and surgeon, Clarence hotel,
rvis 21 Queen's ave
Gartly, Jas, sexton St Luke's church,
Canton ave, Mt Tolmie
Garvey, Frank printer, res 60 Fort
Garvin, T, Nickle Plate saloon, 85
Government, res 24Cadboro bay rd
Gaskell, Richard, miner, Hereward
rd
Gasson, Fredk, paint maker Canada
Paint Co, res 52 Collinson
Gasson Sj clerk, res Dominion hotel
Gates, Miss R, dressmaker Spencer's
Arcade, res 54 Frederick
Gatrell, Capt W Hill, Cedar Hill rd
Gaudin, Capt Jas, marine agent Cus-
toms House, res Craigflower rd
Gauld, Archd Reid, carpenter Bishop
& Sherborne, 17 Courtney
Gawley, (ieorge, driver, res 31 King-
ston N
Gav, Joseph, emp M Moser, Dallas
rd, res Ross bay
(Jeddes, Frank, stenographer Quin-
tard & Packard's, 15 Broad
Geddies, John, stableman, res. 103
Fort
Geiger, Clias, elk W & J Wilson's
clothiers, res 118 Hlanchard
Geiger, Eiward F, plumber, res 118
Blanchard
Geiger, T, San Francisco baths, 87
Government, res 118 Blanchard
Geiger, T, cigar store 87 Government,
rcH 190 Yates
(ieiger, Thos, jr, plumber (Watson &
Geiger) res 118 Blanchard
Geiger, Thomas F, (Watson & Geiger)
plumber, 69 Pandora, res 118 Blan-
chard
Geiss, John, carpenter, res 21 St
Louis
George, Wm E, Alaska pilot, res 15
Bellot S
George, William, compositor Times
Germania Saloon, prop Sieward &
Ritter.cor Johnson andGovernment
German, ]j, res 107 Blanchard
German Imperial Consul, CarlLoew-
enberg, 83 Wharf, res 23 Burdette
ave
Gerow, G Corv, retired, res Esqui-
malt rd cor Henry
Gerrard, Major H D,
bridge & Co) res
Rockland ave
Gerrie, Wm, foreman McKitlican &
Anderson, res 98 Pandora
Gester, Joseph, inmate Home
Aged and Infirm
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Getchmann, J H, butcher, 53 Prin- ,
cesB ave
Giant Powder Works, supt J E
White, Ten Mile Point, Cadboro
bay
Gibbard, James, carpenter, res 26
North rd
Gibb, MrsB, widow, res 150 Chat-
ham
Gibbons, C H, city editor Colonist
Gibbons, Frederick, sailmaker, res 40
cabin Johnson
Gibbs, Frank B, asst E Crow Baker,
res 287 Yates
Gibson, Andrew, electrician, res 197
Johnson
Gibson, Miss Annie, dressmaker, res
101 Cormorant
Gibson, Sergt A, Q. M. Sergt, Royal
Marine Artillery, the Barracks,
Work Point, Head
Gibson-Carew, E A, asst statistician
Dept Agriculture, James Bay
Gibson. Hugh, painter's apprentice,
res 101 Cormorant
Gibson, H, St R. conductor, ren 6
Green
Gibson, Walter H, match maker, res
46 Work
Gibson, James, brewer, res 101 Cor-
morant
Gibson, Robt A, machinist, res 55
Quadra
Gittin, Douglas, driver C Moiley, res
93 Niasrara
Gilfen, James B, agt Dunn, Wiman
& Co, Board of Trade building, res
268 Yates
GilV)er, Fred Wm, sealer, res Byron,
Oak bay ave
Gilbert, George, mchl engr, res
121 Michigan N
Gilbert, George, steamboat man, res
3B View
Gilbert, George K, foreman, W H
Perry, 42 Johnson, res 7 McClure
Gilbert, Justin, official stenographer,
23 B.C. Board of Trade bldg. i-es 16
Quebec
Gilbert & Spaulding, stenogrupheiH
and typewriters, 23 B.C. Board wf
Trade bldg
Gilclirist, F, plasterer, res 65 King'srd
GilchriHt, James H, carpt, res 242
Johnson
Gilchrist, J H, joiner, resSl Chatham
Gilchrist, Miss Tottie, dressmaker,
the Stanley House
Gilchrist, William, cabinet maker,
res Seventh
Giles, George, res 6 George
Giles, George Fredk, carriage trin?-
mer, res 109 Fisguard
Giles, Mrs, milliner, res 109 Fis-
guard
Gill, Jas, machinist, res 5 Turner
Gill, Jas, labr, res Dominion hotel
Gill, J A Austin, engr "Cariboo Fly,'
res 79 John
Gill, William, insp'r Inland Rev, ns
109 Blanchard
Gillegan, Edwd, painter, res 40 Fort
Gillespie, Mrs E M, widow, rtv- 150
Fort
Gillespie, George, mgr Bank B.C.
res '"rhe Hermitage," Esqoimalt id
Gillespie, W M, carpt, 28 Pioneer
Giilewpie, William, seaman, res Lake
Mill, Saanich rd
(iiliies, D W, nijjr B.C. Cattle Co, 'J?
(.iovernment
Gillies, Andrew, harness maker, ivs
(iilhgitii K'lwd, painter, res (50 Kane
Gilligafi, Miisti M, res 60 Kane
Gilligan, Thomas, machinist, res tiO
Kane
Gilligan, Miss Winnie, . essinaker,
) e.H VA) Kane
(iilligan, Tlionias, Weiler Bros lat-
tory, res 5.i Himilx)ldt
Gillihan, Allen F, clerk, Jones ,'<.
Bridgman, res 135 Pandora ave
Gillis, Charles, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Gilmore & McCandlees, boot and shoe
store, 35 Johnson
Gilmore & McCandless, clothiers and
outfitters, 37 Johnson
Cfilmore, Alexander E, (Gilmore i*^
McCandless), clothing store, .Tolm-
son, res 16 Ellice
Giscomhe, John R. miner, res I".'2
Fort
Givens, David, compositor, Colonist,
res 31 Niagara N
Gladding, Miss Elizabeth, tailoress,
22 Broad, res 69 Henry
Glawson, F, sealer, res cabin, 17,
Chatham
Gleason, Wm A, carpt, res ^»4 Bay
Gleason, M D, carpt, res 94 Bay
Glendenning, Adam, dairyman.
Cedar Hill rd. W side
Glendenning, Peter, fmr. Cedar llil
rd, W side
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res
Glide, H, cellarman
Erie
Globe Restaurant.
42 Yates
Glover, Mrs A, cane
(ilover, George, bri
Fourth
Goddard, Edgar, ae
cigar store, res 16 ]
Goddard, Samuel Mt
16 Labouchere
Godding, Mies, millir
son
Godding, Robt, verge
Cathedral, res 14 R
Goddyn, Adolphe, e
hotel
Godfrey, H, emp V.I
Godfrey, William, s
res 9 Princess ave
Godson, C A, man
Broad
Godson, Mrs C L, wic
ave
Godson, J, elk, H. M.
Speed ave
Godson, Ernest, P. O.
Godson, Miss Graccj
Tolmie school
Goepel, Phillip D, elk
133 Menzies W
Goerg, Mrs Annie, 1
Yates
CiofT, Albert, waiter,
82 Yates, res 83 Fo
Goir, Albert, bartendc
son
Goffin, C A, acct. Ban
Menzies
Going, A Seymour, C.
cor Hillside ave and
Gold , Thomas, cigar u
derly ave
Gold, Wm F, elk Weil
^ South Turner E
Gold, William, painte
avo
Golden Rule Bazaar, ]x
toys, etc, 91 Dougla*
• ""V?^?"' Aaron,
ing Mills, res 10 Kin
Ooimiuion, BeiUa
Planing Mills, (Len
& Co,) re8 42Secont
Gonzales Farm, J D Pe
Rockland ave
Good, George, mason,
hotel
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CITY MARKET, VANCOUVER, B. C.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTOBY.
301
Glide, H, cellarman, H.B. Go, res 34
Erie
Globe Restaurant, T Vincent, prop,
42 Yates
Glover, Mrs A, candy store, 86 Fort
(ilover, George, bricklayer, res 64
Fourth
Goddard, Edgar, assistant Salmon's
cigar store, res 16 Labouchere
Goddard, Samuel May, architect, res
16 Labouchere
Godding, Miss, milliner, res 199 John-
son
Godding, Robt, verger, Christ Church
Cathedral, res 14 Rupert
Goddyn, Adolphe, engineer, Driard
hotel
Godfrey, H, emp V.P.B. Oo
Godfrey, William, si boiler maker,
res 9 Princess ave
Godson, C A, manfrs agent, 15)^
liroad
Godson, Mrs C L, widow, res 1 Speed
ave
(iodson, J, elk, H. M. Customs, res 1
Speed ave
(WkIsob, Ernest, P. O. clerk.
Godson, Miss Grace, asst teacher,
Tolmie school
( ioepel, Phillip D, elk Dock Yard, res
133 Menzies W
Goorg, Mrs Annie, laundry, res 95
Yates
Goff, Albert, waiter. Mirror saloon,
82 Yates, res 83 Fort
(ioir, Albert, bartender, res 285 John-
son
GoflSn, C A, acct. Bank B.C., res 149
Menzies
Going, A Seymour, C.E. & P.L.8. res
cor Hillside ave and Cook
Gold, Thomas, cigar maker, res Pow-
derly ave
Gold, "Wm F, elk Weiler Bros, res 63
South Turner E
Gold, William, painter, res Powderly
avo
Golden Rule Bazaar, books, stationery
toys, etc, 91 Douglas
Oonnason, Aaron, Capital Plan-
ing Mills, res 10 King's rd
Oonnason, Benjamin, Capital
Planing Mills, (Lemon, Gonnason
& Co,) res 42 Second
Gonzales Farm, J D Pemberton, prop.
Rockland ave
Good, George, mason, res Vancouver
hotel
Goodaore, Lawrence, Queen's
Market, cor Government and John-
son, res 74 Pandora
Gooding, Lieut, Salvation Army, res
oflBcers' quarters, 130 Douglas
Goodman, Baldwin, labr, res 24 Say-
ward
Gordon, J B, supt the Bradstreet
Co, 6 Bastion, res 239 Fort
Goodwin, John, rnach'l engr, res 95
Kingston N
Goodwin, Chas, h irness maker, 126
Government, res Fort
Gordon, Alex, res 66 Rae
Gordon, George, waiter, Dallas hotel
Go'-don, Mrs Graham, widi w, res 127
Menzies W
Gordon Hotel, props, Dougherty &
Hendry, 9 Johnson
Gordon, Jas. res 34 Pioneer
Gordon, Peter, grocer, (Blair &
Gordon), Michigan N, res 120 Os-
wego £
Gordon, S, painter, res 30 Pembroke
Gordon, William B, carpt, res Jessie
Gordon, William, clerk Land Regis-
try office, res 18 Score by
Gore, Bnmett & jo, surveyors
and civil engineers, rooms 1-3 Five
Sisters' blk
Gore, Thos St C, land commis-
sioner, res 27 Burdette ave
Grore, William S, Deputy Commis-
sioner Liindd and Works, res 27
Burdette ave cor Victoria Cres
Gorton, Mr, engr, res 148 Fort
Gosnell, Mrs Jo?, res 129 Cormorant
Gosnell, R E, librarian, legislative
building
Gospel Hall, 5 Oriental alley
Gosse, Capt, master mariner, res 16
Croft E
Gosnell, .Toseph, res 29 Douglas
Gosnell, J H, boot and shoe dealer,
res 131)-2 Douglas
Gough, Francis, steward Dallas hotel,
res Dallas rd N
Gough, Mrs Susannah, res 4 Bay
Gough, Thomas, boilermaker, A.I.W,
res 4 Bay
Goui, Peter, candy and tobacco
store, 109 Government, res Douglas
Gould, Capt Isaac A, master mariner,
res 62 CoUinson
Gould, Jas, lime dealer, res Craig-
Hower rd off Burnside rd
Goward, Albert T, book-keeper, Elec
Light Co, res St Charles
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Goward, Bernard G, clerk, Green,
Worlock & Co, res "Rockwood,"
St Charles
Goward, Henry, M.A., L.L.B., prof
Victoria College, res "Rockwood,"
St Charles
Gowdie, William, sealer, res Esqui-
mau, cor Mary, Vic W
Go wen, F A, grocer's asst, res John-
son
Gowdy, David, teamster, res 31
Rock bay ave
Gowdy, Frank, expressman, res 31
Rock bay ave
Gowdy. Thomas, drayman, res 31
Rock bay ave
Gowdy, William, labr, res 31 Rock
bay ave
Go wen, Chas N, brewer, res Mc-
Gregor ave, off Oak bay ave
Go wen, Mrs Chas, res 86 View
Gowen, Fredk August, grocer's clerk,
res 85 View
Gowen, Miss M E, res 86 View
Grablin, Thos H, painter, res 116
Toronto S
Grafton, Miss M, book-binder R
AVilliams, res 67 Kane
Graham, Allan, coal and wood mer-
chant, 140 Fort
Graham, Annie, milliner Stanley
House, res 18 Market
Graham, Dilmon, painter, res Oak
bay ave
Graham, Duncan L, labr, res 18
cAbin, Johnson
Graham, D D, labr, res 154 Fern-
wood rd
Graham, Mrs D, ladies' nurse, res
Oak bay ave
Graham, Fred, baker, res 18 Market
Grahame, H M, clerk Lowenberg,
Harris & Co, res 56 Hillside ave
Grahame, James Allan, gentleman,
res "AUandale," 56 Hillside ave
Graham, James, res 313 Douglas
Graham, John, res 88 Simcoe S
Graham, Johnson, finisher, res 175
Superior
Graham, J, Weiler Bros factory
Graham, Miss, dressmaker, res Do-
minion hotel
Graham, Thos L, editorial dept
Times, res 56 North Park
Graham, Mrs Jjouise, res 85 Chambers
Graham Samuel, mechanic, res cor
First at and Hillside ave
Orahaai} T M, prop Blue Front
clothing and tailoring store, 148
Government, res Alpha
Graham, Walter, tailor, 183>^ Doug-
las, res 18 Market
Graham, Wm, P.O. clerk, res 104
Pandora
Graham, Wm, eng. resSannach rd W
Grand Pacific Hotel, Joseph Sauer,
prop, 26 Johnson cor Store
Grant, Chas, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Grant, Donald, ship carpenter, res
5}i Turner
Grant, F W, asst mgr Spencer's
Arcade
Grant, Gordon, govt engineer, res
Saanich rd
Grant, James A, merchant tailor, res
53 Third
Grant, J A, prop Hotel BrunsTick
Grant, John, M.P.P., res 2 Cadbon)
bay rd
Grant, J H, engr, res Brunswick hotel
Grant, R, gardener, res 52 Menzies K
Grant, W P, clerk, res Saanich rd
Grant, Wm Chas, fmr, Tyndale ave
W, Cedar Hill rd E
Grant, Capt William, master mariner,
res 2 Work
Grant, Wm H, liquor agt, res 71
North Park
Grass, Robt, fmr, res Dominion hotel
Grathwohl, Fritz, brewer, V.P.B. Co
Graves, H W^, elk H. M. Customs,
res Esquimau district
Gray, — , mchl engr, res 13 Caledonia
ave
Gray,Alexander Blair, jr, student-at-
law, Bodwell & Irving, res 82 Belle-
ville S
Gray, Andrew, engineer, "Roslyn,"
Catherine, the Arm, Vic W
Gray, Andrew, (Spratt & Gray) 17-' i»
Work, res Catherine, Vic W
Oray, A B, Depy Comr Labor 81;
tistics. 32-33 B.C. Board of Tra<le
bldg, res 82 Ealleville
Gray, E J, sash and door mfr, res 316
Douglas
Gray, Jas J, mariner, re.' .ai'jally nl
Oray, J H, C.E, prov Inid surveyor
Arcade, 66 Government, res 30
Cadboro bay rd
Gray, Kate, domestic, emp B ot
Ward, res "The Laurels," 81 Hel
ohor
Gray, L, messenger Bank B.C., ret;
Rupert
Gray, Peter, labrort
boldt
Gray, Samuel,
door factory, 31 (
Gorge rd
Gray, Sam'l W, ca
Hillside ave
Greasley, Mrs E,
Cormorant
Great Western
anoe Ce, Winnij
& Claxton, agts, 64
Green, Abraham, res
Green, Alfred A, cler
muir, res Hey wood
Green, Ashdown, ci>
22 Michigan S
Green, Miss Annie, r
Green, Alf A, clkE.»!
2 Broughton
Green Charles, real
ernment. res Heyw
Green, Worlook i
agts Wells, Fargo &
ment
Greenberg, Chris, r
Taylor Milling Co
Green, D F, driver
Hrskine Co, res 11
bay
Green, Edgar A, bo
Work
Green, Francis J, res
Green, Mrs F W. res i
Green, Horace W, b
Mason
Greenfield, John R, d
Inspector, res 164 M
Greenhalgh, Samuel, 1
Smith & Co, res 22 I
Greenwood, Mrs C,
Bellot
Green way, Lewis, labi
ton rd
Greenwood, A. printer
'ireer. Rev A J, chur
clergyman, res Oak J
**n??,?' ^ * Sen, m(
62 Yates
<}re8rg, Abraham
eon) res cor Duneadt
Grtgg, Arthur, (Gregg
Gregg, C A, assistant
& Son)
Oregg, Frank, (Grej;g i
Duncadon and Suma
Qreeory, Frank B,
<x Gregory) res 86 Bt
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No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. 0.
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VICTOKIA CITY DIRECTORY.
303
Gray, Peter, labrorer, res 114 Hum-
boldt
Gray, Samuel, prop, sash ana
door factory, 31 Chatham, res 19
Gorge rd
Gray, Sam'l W, carpenter, res 55
Hillside ave
Greasley, Mrs E, widow, res 136
Cormorant
Great Western Life Assur-
ance Co, WinnipeK, I'lan, Dalby
& Claxton, a(?ts, 64 Yates
Green, Abraham, res Hey wood ave E
Green, Alfred A, olerk Messrs Duns-
muir, res Hey wood ave E
Green, Aslidown, civil engineer, res
22 Michigan S
Green, Miss Annie, res 46 Cook
Green, A!f A, clkE.&N. Ry Co., res
2 Broughton
Green Charles, real estate, 72 Gov-
ernment, res Heywood ave
Green, Worlock & Co, bankers,
agts Wells, Fargo & Co, 81 Govern-
ment
Greenberg, Chris, machine hand
Taylor Milling Co
Green, D F, driver Sehl, Hastie,
Hrskine Co, res 118 Cross, James
bay
Green, Edgar A, boat builder, res
Work
Green, Francis J, res Heywood ave E
Green, Mrs F W, res 287 Johnson
(ireen, Horace W, builder, res 34
Mason
Greenfield, John R, dk office Postal
Inspector, res 154 Menzies
Greenhalgh, Samuel, boxmaker M R
Smith & Co, res 22 Rendall E
Greenwood, Mrs C, widow, res 11
Bellot
Greenway, Lewis, labr res 1 Edmon-
ton rd
Greenwood, A. printer, res 60 Kane
Greer, Rev A J, church of Ei.gland
clergyman, res Ouk bay ave
Greffff, A & Son, merchant tailors,
62 Yates
GregiT, Abraham B, ((^regg &
Son) res cor Duneadon and Sumas
Grtgg, Arthur, (Gregg & Son)
Gregg, C A, assistant cutter (Gregg
A Son)
Gregg, Frank, (Grej.g & Son) res cor
Dunoadun and Sumas
Greyory, Frank B, B.L., (Belyea
A Gregory) res 80 BeUoville B
Greig, Miss E, asst G A McTavish,
52 Government, res 67 First
Greig, Robt, lawyer, res 67 First
Greig, William, elk R P Rithet, res
Phcenix Place E
Grcndison, John, seaman, res Os-
wego E
Grenfell, Miss A, domestic 60
Blanchard
Grenfell, Miss Clara, domestic 15
Blanchard
Grenfell, Miss Kate, domestic 60
Blanchard
Gribble, Henry, prop Victoria Ba-
zaar, 84 Government.res 12 Pioneer
Gribble, J E, carriage painter, res 12
Pioneer
Gribbon, John, porter, res 71 Dis-
covery
Grice, Arthur, grocer's assistant, res
137 Fort
Grice & Co, grocers, manchard, res
106 Fort
Grice, Joshepb, trrocer, (Grice & Co)
106 Fort
Grice, J R, motorneer, res Garbally rd
Grice, Thos, brickmaker Coughlan &
Mason, res Garbally rd
Grieve, Thos S, fmr. Mount Tolmie
rdE
Griffin, Thomas O, mariner, res 249
Johnson
Griffin, Wm H, assistant, Ensor In-
stitute, 93W Douglas
Griffith, clerk, Wilson Bros, res 111
Pandora
Griffith, Edward, carpt, res Couth rd
Griffith, Thos, porter, Wilson Bros,
res 111 Pandora
Griffiths. Fred, capt, S.S. "Lome,"
Brunswick hotel
Griffiths, Jeremiah, wharfinger, H.B.
Co, "Collingwood," Carey rd E
Griffiths, Wm, brass moulder, res
Herald
Grigg, Enoch, cabinet maker, Weiler
Bros
Grigg, John, labr, res 16 Rae
Grigga, Edward, carpt, res Amphion
Grimm, Wm, carriage builder. 131
Johnson, res 124 Vancouver
Grimason, George, res 143 Siracoe N
Grindley, H M, acct, H E Croasdaile
& Co, res Esquimau rd
Grimason, J, E. & N. Ry emp, res
Brunswick hotel
Grimason, Mrs J, widow, res 143 Slm-
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Grindley, Lizzie, domestic, res 36)^
Douglas
Grissmer, A, barb>^r, 162 Government
res 35 Frede^ck
Grizzelle, Edward, florist, res 12
Parkington
Grizzelle, Geo, foreman, McTavisL's
nursery, res 9 Park rd E
Gropp, John P, barber, Geo T Russell
48 Yates, res Johnson
Ground, Victor, tram conductor, res
Luxton N
Groves, civil engineer, res 66 Rae
Grove Saloon, prop, Wm Watt, Fred-
erick, cor Catherine, Vic West
Grove, Wm Henry, gentleman, res
24 King's rd
G reat Northern Railway Office, C A
Rattray, gen agent, Adelphi block,
Government
Gressmer, August, barber, 162 Gov-
ernment, res 35 Frederick
Grundison, steamboatman, res A Os-
wego
Guard, Eric, bartender, res 43
Douglas
Guiseppe, Zarelli, labr, res 73 Hum-
boldt
Gunch, F, labr, res 16 Harbor Cot-
tages, Store
Gunn, John, grocer and provisions,
res 12 David, cor of Bridge
Guzzan, Miss Holden, res 40 Work
Gwennap, milkman, res 33 North
Park
Habart, Mrs Mary, res Russel
Hackett, Capt Chas, salesman, P Mc-
Quade & So a, res 64 Second
Hafer, Ludwig, machinist, res 28 St
Louis
Haggart, J, pattern maker. V.I.W,
12 North Park
Hagenbuch, John A, sign painter, res
14 Farquhar
Hagerty, John, contractor, res 195
Yates
Haggerty, Dan, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
Haggerty, John, sealer, res 109 Pan-
dora
Haggerty, Pat, blacksmith, res Van-
couver hotel, 71 Yates
Hapue, Mrs, res 168 Fort
Haigh, B, clerk, Times oflBce, res
Clarence hotel, 79>^ Douglas
Haines, H B, elk. Bank B.C., res 115
Menzies
Hall, Charles, driver for Watson &
Hall, 55 Yates, res 99 John
Hale, Richard 8, millwright, res 89
N Chatham
Hales, Frank, (Hales & Bell), asphalt
works, res 11 Pioneer
Halfpenny, William, inmate Home
for Aged and Infirm, 217 Fairfield
rd, Ross bay
Hall, A H, saloon keeper. The Wil-
son, res 103 John
Hall Bros, saloon keepers, The Wil-
son, 94 Yates
Hall, Charles, tailor, res 105 Fort
Hall, Charles, grocer's assist, res 103
John
Hall, Dr Ernest, physician and
surgeon, res Fern wood rd cor Cad-
boro bay rd, oflSce Jewell blk, cor
Yates and Douglas
Hallitt, Eli, employee Brackman <&
Ker, res 12 Market
Hall, F J, clerk, J Piercy & Co, res N
Park
Hall, Dr, F W, physician and sur-
geon, View and 60 Douglas, res
Government near Fountain
Hall, F J, jr, clerk, res 43 N Park
Hall, Fredk J, sr, grocer, (Hall & Re-
nouf) res 43 N Park
Hall, Ooepel & Co, real estate, in-
surance, etc, 100 Government
Hall, G H, clerk, J Piercy & Co, res
NPark
Hall, H G, bar^'ister-at-law, solicitor
and notary public, 12 Chancery
lane, Burnes blk, res Saanich rd "
Hall, J Harvey, clerk, 44 Broad, res
David
Hall, Henry, barber, res 81 Yates
Hall, John, res Niagara S
Hall, Dr .Tohn, homa'opathic physi-
cian, 53-55 Five Sisters' blk, res
Oak bay ave
Hall, Rev Jos, Methodist minister,
res 68 David
Hall, Joseph, sealer, res Pine
Hall, J, B.C. Chemical Works
Hall, Dr Lewis, dentist, res Cath-
erine, Vic W, office Jewell blk, cor
Yates and Douglas
Hall, Lewis W, Central Drug Store,
res 43 N Park
Hall, Mrs Margaret, widow, res 7
Franklin
Hall, Mrs Mary A, res 99 John
Victoria 1
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Hall, MissChristii
Hall, Philip, salooi
res 167 Fort
Hall, Paul, sealer.
Hall, Mrs P, mil
ford's, 61-63 For(
Hall, R H, mgi
Henry
HaU, Richd, (H
estate agent, 100
94 Pembroke
Hall & Renouf, gro
Hall, Ross & c
and F;our Mills.
I Hall Saloon, Jan
prop, 129 Fort
Hall, Thos B, m
and Flour Mills
Belcher
Hall, Wm B (VVa
Yates, res 99 Johi
Hall, W W, carpt, r
Hall, Whybert llohi
27 Spring rd
Hall, <V F, saloon, r
Hall, William, groct
John
Halley, Michael, lal
ave
Hallitt, Albert, an
Market ^*
Halpenny, H C,
Johnson
Halten, Edw, flrema
Ham, Foster N, fore
Cohen, 38 Fort
Hambley, Wm J,
Byron, Oak bay
Hamburgr Ami
Steamers, Hall
agents
Hamilton, Mrs E,
North Park
Hamilton, Mrs Jane
Fort
Hamilton Powd<
Scott, 59t^ Wharf
Hamilton, Dr, M.R .
res 34 Cadboro bay
Hamilton, R H, b
saloon, 13 Trounce
Hamilton, W J L,
William
Hamley, Hon Wymo
detteave, cor Vict
Hamlin, Latham B
andD.L.S.,re8Go
Hampson, William
A. M. BEATTIE, AUCTIONEER, Vancouver, B. C.| Mefil)&, are
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Hall, Miss Christina, res 94 Pembroke
Hall, Philip, saloon keeper,"Wil8on,"
res 167 Fort
Hall, Paul, sealer, res Pine
Hall, Mrs F, milliner, Mrs Bick-
ford's, 61-63 Fort
Hall, R H, mgr H.B. Co, res 80
Henry
HaU, Riohd, (Hall & Goepel), real
estate agent, 100 Government, res
94 Pembroke
Hall & Renouf, grocers, 116 Douglas
Hall, Ross & Co, Victoria Rice
and F;our Mills. Store
Hall Saloon, .lames McCandlish,
prop, 129 Fort
Hall, ThOS B, mgr Victoria Rice
and Flour Mills, res ''Robleda,"
Belcher
Hall, Wm B (Watson & Hall), 55
Yates, res 99 John
Hall, W W, carpt, res 18 King's rd
Hall, Whybert John, carpenter, res
27 Spring rd
Hall, W F, saloon, res 8 Stanley ave
Hall, William, grocer, Yates, res 103
John
Halley, Michael, laborer, res Belcher
ave
Hallitt, Albert, apprentice, res 12
Market
Halpenny, H C, painter, res 189
Johnson
Halten, Edw, fireman, res 90 Store
Ham, Foster N, foreman printer, J A
Cohen, 38 Fort
Hambley, Wm J, blacksmith, res
Byron, Oak bay
Ha'mbursT American Line
Steamers, Hall, Goepel & Co,
agents
Hamilton, Mrs E, widow, res 70
North Park
Hamilton, Mrs Jaae, widow, res 122
Fort
Hamilton Powder Co, mgr H J
Scott, 59Ki Wharf
Hamilton, Dr, M.R.C.V.S,, 26 Broad,
res 34 Cadboi-o bay rd
Hflmilton, R H, bartender Grotto
saloon, 13 Trounce ave
Hamilton, W J L, electrician, res 3
William
Hamley, Hon Wymond, res 37 Bur-
dette ave, cor Victoria Cres
Hamlin, Latham B, civil engineer
and D.L.S., res Gorge rd
Hampson, William Spencer, dry
goods merchant, 55-69 Douglas, res
2 Richardson
Hampton, George, waiter Driard
cafe, 291 Johnson
Hampton, Richard H, labr, res 9
Centre rd
Hancock, Henry, tobacco and fruit,
154 Government
Hancock, John P, painter, res Tenny-
son ave, Saanich rd W
Hand, Robert, tanner, res Jubilee ave
Handley, Wm, builder, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Handy, Samuel, carpenter, res 5
cabin, 88 Store
Hanesty, Chas, carpenter, res 99
Quadra
Hangieor, D, fruiterer, 101 Johnson,
res Douglas
Hanington, Ernest, B.C., physi-
cian and surgeon, 81 Fort
Hanley, James, miner, res 13 cabin,
Humboldt
Hanna & Taylor, funeral directors
and embalmers, 42 Broad
Hanna. W J, (Hanna & Taylor) 42
Broad
Hannan, John, driver R Baker &
Son, res 8 Mears
Hannan, Wm, tinsmith, res 8 Meara
Hannan, Mrs, res 8 Mears
Hannan, Andy, boilermaker, A.I.W,
res Vancouver hotel
Hansen, Andrew, emp Powder Wks
Co, res Cadboro bay
Hansen, Christopher, carpenter, res
24 Quadra
Hansen, C, stairbldr Sehl, Hastie &
Erskine
Hanson, F, labr, res 13 Centre rd
Hanson, Samuel, chemist and drug-
gist, 80 Government, res 22 Scoresby
Hanson, Neils, carpenter, res 21
Ellice
Hansen, Peter, railwayman res Es-
quimau rd N
Hansen, Peter, scavenger, 49 Discov-
ery
Hard, Thomas, foreman tailor, 22
Broad , res Fernwood rd
Hardaker, Wm T, auctioneer, 81
Douglas, res 146 Fort
Hardie, Miss Daisey, nurse, res 30
Bay
Hardie, Mrs Henry, 30 Bay
Hardie, Miss Jessie, telephone opera-
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Hardie, Louis Herbert, clerk H.B.Co. .
res 30 Bay
Hardie, Norman, elk N.S.8. Co., res
30 Bay
Hardie, N, elk Dodwell, Carlill & Co,
res Esquimau rd
Harding, Mrs E M, widow, res 82
Superior S
Harding, Frederick James, gardener,
emp Sir Jos Trutcli, 73 Richard-
son
Harding, George Wm, carpenter, res
36 Vancouver
Hirdv, George, labr, res 247 Douglas
Hardy, T H, tailor, res 161 Fern-
wood rd
Hare, Miciiael, marine engineer, res
11 Bay
Hargraves, George, surveyor, res 122
Fort
Harlook Cannery, Fraser river,
R r Rithet & Co, agents, 61-63
Wharf
Harman, Arthur H, accountant, J E
Crane & Co, 30 Broad, res Oak bay
Harmony Hall, 81 View
Harper, Jas, V.P.B. Co., res 66 Kane
Harper, James, teamster Vic Brew-
ery, res 92 Kingston
Harper, John, carpenter, res Pine
Harper, P S, elk Manchester House,
res cor Belmont ave and North
Cnatham
Harper, Wesley, butcher B. C. Cattle
Co, 97 Government, res Pine,
VicW
Harrip, Edward, motorneer Tram-
way Co, res Pine
Harris, Alfred, printer, W G Harris,
res Saanich rd
Harris. Capt C I, mariner, res 18
Second
Harris, Charles, labr, res 231 Yates
Harris, Chas, city teamster, res 130
Quadra
Harris, Dennis, M.I.C.E., real
estate and financial agent, 46 Bur-
dette ave
Harris, Edward, engineer, Oak, res
Tolmie ave
Harris, Edwin, plasterer, res 61
Henry
Harris, Mrs E D, widow, res Clarke
Harris, Geo, machinist Newbigging
& Anderson, res Saanich rd
Harris, Henry, Albion saloon, cor
Yates and Waddington alley, res 32
Pioneer
Harris, Geo, apprentice B. C. Novelty
Works
Harris, Miss Ida, tailoress, res 101
Douglas
Harris, James, mariner, res 7 Frank-
lin St
Harris, Miss J E, dressmaker, r 42
Five Sisters' blk
Harris, Mrs John, res 74 Princess ave
Harris, Mrs John, res 149 Fort
Harris, Samuel, miller, res Mary,
VicW
Harris, Wm, asst pressman Times P.
& P. Co, res 149 Fort
Harris, W, res Commercial hotel
Harris, W G, contractor, res Saanicli
rd
Harris, W J jr, bricklayer, res
Saanich rd
Harrison & McAllister, wine
and spirit merchants, 67-69 Johnson
Harrison, Eli, importer of wall
paper, paints, oils, etc, cor Pan-
dora and Douglas, res 43 Cadboio
bay rd
Harrison, Geo, driver C Morley, 7
Waddington alley, res Vic W
Harrison, Jas, fmr, Wilkinson rd
Harrison, J B, contractor, res 42
Montreal E
Harrison, J J, motorneer, res 26 Far-
quhar
Harrison, William, (Harrison i^
McAllister) 67-69 Johnson, res 238
Johnson
Harrison, Wm Edw, mesenger Duns-
muir & Son, res 151 Vjew
Hart, David, prop Palace Cigar Di-
van, res Pandora ave
Hart, Miss D, res 130 Fisguard
Hart, Henry, porter, res 6 Rae
Hart, J J, Indian Bazaar, 43 John-
son, (see advt page 255)
Hart, Mrs, dressmaker, res 6 Rae
Hart, Samson, cigar maker, res 141
Quadra
Hartern, Mrs, res 63 Quadra
Hartley, S, emp J B Johnson, 33 Vic-
toria" Ores
Hartman, Dr 8 M, surgeon dentist,
73>^ Government, r«p 247 Yates
Hartnagle. Gustavo, proprietor,
Driard hotel, 1 to 5 View
Hartnell, Mrs M A, widow*, res 264
Yates
Harvey, Jas, mariner, res 74 Store
Harvey, G C, freight clerk, C.P.N.
Co, res 89 Rithet
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VIC "OBI A CITY DIBECTORY.
307
Harvey, Geo J, elk, Turner, Beeton
& Co, res Belcher
Harvey, R, mgr. Turner, Beeton
& Co, "Stonyhurst," Belcher
Harvey, Wm Geo, draper, res 43 Vic-
toria Cres
Harwood, Joseph, carpt, res 92 View
Hassan, Frank, sailor, res SMcClure
Hassell, Dr Edw, physician and
surgeon, res 38 Douglas
Has&enfratz, Jacob, brewer, 138 Fort,
res Belton ave
Hastie, James, res 141 Chatham
Hastings Oregon C, retired, 9 St
Charles, "Observatory Hill"
Hatch, William, builder and house
remover, res Cedar Hill rd
Hatch, Mr, painter, res 17 Green
Hatcher, Root, scavenger, res 99 Pan-
dora
Hauft, George, barber, 128 Govern-
ment, res 46 Herald
Haugnton, T & Co, dry goods
merchant, 88 Yates
Haughton, Ed J, tel operator, C.P.R,
res 6 Second
Haiighton, James A, dent'' t, res 6
Second
Haughton, Thomas, (T Haugh-
ton & Co), 88 Yates, res 116 South
rd
Hawk, Richard, labr, res 5 Amelia
Hawkes, J, plumber, McLennan &
McFeely,
Hawkey.R J, prin Spring Ridge Ward
school, res "Oaklands, Lansdowne
rd
Hawkins, John, grocer, 56 Fort, res
60 Fort
Hawkins, Mrs, lady's hairdresser.
New York hotel, res 67-69 Yates
Hawksby, William, expressman, res
Carey rd
Hawton, John, sergt, city police, res
16 Penwill
Hay, Andrew Gordon, stonecutter,
res 170 View
Hay, Frank, teamster, Vic Truck and
Dray Co, res 31 Rae
Hay, Frank, drayman> Vic Truck and
I)ray Co, res 31 Kane
Hay, James, blacksmith, (Rendall &
Hay), res 31 Rae
Hay, James G, (Rendall & Hay), res
31 Rae
Hay, Mrs Jessie, widow, res 170 View
Hayes, John, prop. Royal saloon, res
63 Douglas
Hayward, Charles, jr, bank acct, res
99 Vancouver
Haynes, Albert, Arcade Bakery, 24
Broad
Haynes, Albert H, clerk Green, Wor-
lock & Co, res 96 John
Haynes, Arthur E, clerk E Crow-
Baker, r^s 6 Parkington
Haynes, Charles A, clerk E Crow-
Baker, res 6 Parkington
Haynes. Ernest M, clerk Postoffice,
res 6 Parkington
Haynes, George Henry, dental stu-
dent, res 84 John
Haynes, George W, real estate and
insurance, Heisterman & Co, res 96
John
Haynes, William, musician, res 6
Parkington
Hayter, Fred, labr, res 87 Pandora
Hayward, Chas, J.P., under-
taker, 52 Government, res 99 Van-
couver
Hayward, Ernest A, student, res 99
Vancouver
Hayward, M' s Florence, res 99 Van-
couver
Hayward, James, bartender Mirror
saloon, res Douglas
Haywood, Mrs E, res 2 Cadboro bay
rd
Haywood, Harry, res 2 Cadboro
bay rd
Haywood Chas, City Treasurer's
office
Heal, Mrs D, hardware, 78 Blanchard
Heal, Mies Matilda, res 78 Blanchard
Heal, John, clerk Mrs D Heal, res 78
Blanchard
Heald, Sydney J, clerk Dixi H Ross
& Co, 117 Government, res 117
Chatham
Healy, J A, book-keeper Commercial
hotel
Hea'y, Mrs K, surgical and ladies'
nurse, res 69 Pandora
Heaney, Alexander, track and dray,
res 183 Douglas
Heaney, Miss Sarah, tailoress, 44)^
Broad, res Superior
Heanski, A 8, cabinet maker, res
234 Cook
Heanski, G, shipper Sehl-Hastie-
Erskine Co, res Cook
Heanski, James, cabinet maker, res
80 North Chatham
Heany, J A, truck and dray office,
87K Wharf, res 119 Superior
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Heany, Joseph,
Superior
Heany, Wni, jr,
Superior
Heany, William,
drayman, res 119
drayman, res 119
, res 119 Superior N
Heard, Charles, tailor Walter D Kin-
naird, res Cadboro bay rd
HeaniS, Haxry, dyer B. C. Dye
Wks, res 129 Fisguard
Heater, William, sealer, res 14 Third
Heath, George, res 66 Rae
Heath, George, res 34 Pioneer
Heath, J F, contractor, W D Mc-
Gregor, res Belcher ave
Heathfield, Miss May T,res 6 Scoresby
Heathfield, Mrs Sarah L, res 6
Scoresby
Heathfield, Miss Victoria Louise, res
6 Scoresby
Heathorn, Arthur, employ city, res
Lovers' lane, Rors bay
Heathorn, Mrs W, res Lovers' lane,
Rosa bay
Heathorn, Herbert, employ Colonist,
res Lovers' lane, Ross bay
Hebrew Congregation schools and
lecture rooms, 77 Blanchard
Heckiuan, John, ship carpenter, res
122>^ Yates
Hedges, A A. book-icpr, M R Smith
& Co, res 2'J4 Simcoe S
Hedges, F F, book-kpr, E B Marvin,
res 224 Simcoe
Hefford, G R, sealing mate, res 87
Pandora
Heglason, Walter, cabinet maker, res
14 Ridge rd
Heisterman, B S, clerk, Heisterman
& Co, res 295 Douglas
Heisterman, Henry Fredk, N.
P, I Heisterman & Co), res 296
Douglas
Heisterman Ss Co, insurance,
financial and real estate agents,
75 Government
Hellier, James, blacksmith's helper,
res 42 Store
H D, B.L, (Drake,
Helmcken), res 2}^
Hon John S, phy-
surgeon, res 2}4 Belle-
Helmoken,
Jackson &
Belleville S
Helmcken,
sician and
ville
Helmcken, Dr J D, physician and
surgeon, 20 Fort
Hemsworth, J H M, clerk, Wilson
Bros, res 222 Cook
Henderson, Hugh, painter, 239 Yates
Hemsworth, Mrs C, widow, res 222
Cook
Henderson, Antoine, mgr Vic
Transfer Co, res 19 Broughton
Henderson, H S, book-keeper, Robert
Jamieson, res Catherine
Henderson, H T S, elk Indian
ofilce, res Occidental hotel
Henderson, J N, Langley & Co, 21-23
Yates, res 61 Belcher
Henderson, M, blacksmith, res 11
Pioneer
Henderson, S, painter, res 69 North
Park
Henderson, Thomas, steward Victoria
Club, 239 Yates
Henderson, T E, l>ook-keeper Vic
Truck and Dray Co, res Penwill
Henderson, T M, (I^angley & Co) res
61 Belcher
Henderson, L G, mgr Home Journal
and Commercial Journal, 77 John-
son, res 109 Quadra
Hendry, Alex, prop Gordon hotel, tt
Johnson, res 35 Alfred
Henley, J W, compositor Colonist
Henly, Edwci Henry, prop Henly's
hotel, Clover Point, Dallas rd
Henly, Win Gregory, bartender
Henley's hotel. Clover Point
Henljr, 44 Fort, res 8 Franklin
Hennigar, Chas, ship carpenter, rea
239 Simcoe N
Hennigar, Isaac, ship carpenter, res
33 Erie N
Henry, fireman S Gray's factory
Henry, David, blacksmith, 95-s)7
Fisguard
Henry John, stonemason, res Sel-
kirk rd
Henski, Mrs C, widow, res 191 Chut-
ham
Henski, Frank, painter, res 191
Chatham
Henwood, George, Inland Revenue
Inspector, res 8 Franklin
Hep worth, Frank, tailor, res 195
Pandora
Hep worth, Henry, cigar maker, res
195 Pandora
Hepworth, Jas, tailor, res 195 Pan-
dora
Hepworth, James, carpenter, res 195
Pandora
Hepworth, John, D, blacksmith, res
196 Pandora
Herburger, August, machinist, res
41 Victoria Cres
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Heron, Robt, i
maker, 29 Bro
Herrick, Ulin,
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Herriott, Wm,
Tolmie ave
Herman, Willia
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Hersog, Mrs H
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Hetcher, John, s
Hetherbell. Willi
103 South rd
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View
Hewartson, Mrs V
fancy store. 111
Hewartson, Wm
Colonist, rea lli
Hewartson, W, pr,
Hewetflon, Rev J
Holy Orders, res
Hewhnga, E J, drt
Bay and Third
Hewlings, P>edk H
res 2 Pembroke
Hewhngs, John q
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116 Pandora
Hibben, Mrs T N,
H bbms, Robert, pi
bay ave ^
Hick, Geo, rancher
oaanich rd
&l' Patrick, ge
Hick Thos J, salesn
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H'k, WiUiam, sr,
p." men rd
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H'f . William, sal
Pioneer
Hick, Wm, butcher,
Higginbottom, G H
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VlfJTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
309
Heron, Robt, saddler and harneBS
maker, 29 Broad
Herrick, Ulin, book-keeper, res 76
Henry
Herriott, Wm, labr, Boderick, res
Tolmie ave
Herrman, William, upholsterer E J
Salmon & Go, 44 Johnson
Heraog, Mrs H, housekeeper, 195
Yatos
Hetcher, John, stonemason, res 147
Yates
Hetherbell, William, bricklayer, res
103 South rd
Iletherington, Robt, labr, res 111
View
Ilewartsoa, Mrs Wm, dry goods and
fancy store. 111 Fort
Hewartsnn, Wm, jr, lithographer,
Colonist, res HI Port
Hewartson, W, pressman, Colonist
Hewetflon, Rev J B, M.A, clerk in
Holy Orders, res 68 Belcher
Hewlings, E J, draughtsman, res cor
Bay and Third
Hewfinge, Fredk H, supt Gas Works,
res 2 Pembroke
liewlings, John Q, res cor Bay and
Third
Hewson, George, clerk, the Stanley
House
Hibben, T N & Oo, booksellers,
stationers, etc, 69 Government
Hibben, J P, (T N Hibben & Co), res
116 Pandora
Hibben, TN, (T N Hibben & Co), res
116 Pandora
Hibben, Mrs T N, (T N Hibben &
Co), res 116 Pandora
Hibbins, Robert, plasterer, res Oak
bay ave
Hick, Geo, rancher, res Lake Hill,
Saanich rd
Hickey, Patrick, gentleman, res 100
Cook
Hick, Thos J, salesman, B Williams
& Co. res 98 Pandora
Hick, WiRiam, jr, box maker. Lake
lill, Smmich rd
Hi'k, Wi'.Uam, sr, fmr, Lake Hill,
S:'Pnici> rd
HicL. Wiriam, B.C. Soap Works, res
25 Hi:!iaboldt
Hick, William, salesman, res 9}4
Pioneer
Hick, Wm, butcher, res 133 Douglas
Higginbottom, G H, com merchant,
9 Oriental alley, res 30 Mason
Higginbottom, R W, agent, res 30
Mason
Higgins, Hon DW, M.P.P, president
N.E.T. & L. Co, Lt'd, res Cfadboro B
rd cor St Charles
Higgins, Henrv,carpt, res Vancouver
hotel, 71 Yates
Higgins, J T, florist, res Cadboro
bay rd
Higgins, Paul, student, res Cadboro
bay rd
Higgins, W R, N.E.T. &L. Works
Higgins, F, law student, res Cadboro
bay r(l ,
Hill, Alexander, painter, J Sears, 114
Yates, res Saanich rd W
Hill, John, engr, N.E.T. & L. Co, res
63 Chatham
Hill, Lewis G, salesman Say ward
Lumber Mfg Co, res Cedar Hill rd
Hilldreth,J S, police constable, res
18 King's rd
Hilliard, Joseph, grocer, 30 Store
Hilliger, Fred R, teacher languages
and music, 56 Pandora
Hills, H M, law elk Drake, Jackson
& Helmcken, res Wilson hotel
Hilton, B, cabinet maker, Cadboro
bay rd E »
Hilton, Benjamin W, cabinet maker.
Foul bay rd
Hilton, Jas, waiter Dominion hotel
Hilton, Joseph, carpet layer Weiler
Bros
Hilton, Jos H, upholsterer, res Cad-
boro bay rd E
Hilton, Squire, expressman, res Cad-
boro bay rd E
Hilts, Capt, Salvation Army, res 130
Douglas
Hinds, Frank, painter, res 93 Cor-
morant
Hinton, Geo C, electrician Quintard
& Packard's, 16 Broad
Hinton, R W, V.I. Wks, res 163
Montreal
Hinton, Raynor, mechanical engi-
neer, res 163 Montreal W
Hip Wa & Co, general merchandise,
31 Fisguard
Hip Lung & Co, opium and general
merchants, 22 Cormorant
Hiscock, E H, druggist Langley&Co,
res 12 Frederick
Hitchcock, !Mrq Ellen, caretaker
Williams building
Hitchcock, Valentine, bookbinder R
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Hobbia, Henry H, accountant, res
Spring rd
Hoobs, Edwin, milkman, Lock End
dairy, Burnaide rd S
Hobba, Frank Vicker, furniture
dealer, 121 Fort and 29 Blanchard
Hogarth, Jamea, clerk Cuatoma, res
12 Firat
Hodge, Fredk, grocer's assistant 113
Douglas, 335 Johnson
Hodge, William, horaeahoer, 92 John-
son, rea 19 Oacar
Hodges, Mrs Mary, widow, 336
Johnson
Hodges, Thomas, bricklayer, rea
336 Johnson
Hodgaon, George, labr, rea 27 Third
Hodgaon, H, carpenter, rea 167 Fern-
wood rd
Hodgaon, Mrs R S, widow, res 27
Third
Hodgson, Wesley, labr, res 51 Third
Hodmett, Mrs A, tailoress, res 15 St
Louis
Hodson, John, mgr Nicholles & Re-
nouf, Ltd, 61 Yates
Hogarth, James, clork C.E. & P.P.
office, res 12 First
Hogg, Gtrarles, emp V.I. Wks, res
Harbor Cottages, 8tore
Holden, Dr D B, physician and
surgeon, 13 LangU;y
Holden, Emerv, rancher, St Charles
Holden, F C, traveler (Ames Hol-
den Co, Ltd) res 1(> Langley
Holden, James, fmr, Oadboro bay
Holl, Thos, rea Vancoaver hotel
Holland, C A, £. C. Land and In-
vestment Co, Ltd, res Upper
Belcher
Holland, Joshua (Morrow, Holland &
Co), res 22 King's rd
Holland, Stephen, glazier, Taylor
Milling Co
Holland, Silas, grocer, cor North rd
and Ridge rd
Holland, S, res 140 Mensies E
Holland, — , emp Taylor Mill Co, res
208 Douglas
Hollands. Wm A drayman, res 8
North Chatham
HoUoway, Robert, compositor, Colo-
nist, res 9 Erie N
Holmes, — , res Amphion
Holmes, Alexander, messenger, Prov
Secretary's Office, 19 Birdcage Wlk
Holmes, Arthur, clothier and fur-
nisher, 78 Yates
Holmes, Charles, mail clerk Colonist,
rea Catherine, Vic W
Holmes, Miss Emily, domestic, the
Douglas house
Holmes, Mandell, sealer, Belmont
saloon, Government, cor Humboldt
Holmes, Robert, dairyman, res
Saanich rd
Holmes, S R, book-keeper Sayward
Mill Co, res 138 Blanchard
Holmes, Miss, nurse, Devonshire rd
cor Haughton
Holmes, H A, clerk Bank of B.C.,
res 116 Menzies W
Holmes, Wm, dairvman, Buena
Vista farm. Cedar flill rd W
Holmes, Wm Edward, mstr mariner,
res Catherine, Victoria W
Holmes, W H, timekeeper V. & S.
Ry, res 1 South Park S
Holness, Mrs E, widow, res Putnam,
Spring Ridge
Holnesa, Miaa S, press feeder the
Colonist, res Putnam, Spring Ridge
Holness, Miss M, preaa feeder the
Coloniat
Holtz, Charlea, packer, 13)4 Store,
rea Belvea
Holt, G S, clerk Bank of B.C., Gov-
ernment, res 116 Mer.zies
Holt, Robt, seal hunter, res Vancou-
ver hotel
Holt, Wm, builder, res Alpha
Homan, Fred, brewery man, res 69
Henry
Home for Aged and Infirm, 217 Fair-
field rd, Ross bay
Homfrey, Robert, res 3 Quebec N
Homin, Fred, res 69 Henry
Hong Chong Co, importers Chinese
merchandiae, 10 Cormorant
Hong Wo & Co, grocers, 64 Fiaguard
Honour, Miaa Saiiie, mgr mantle de-
Sartment, Maiicheater House, rea 6
orth Park
Hosking, Miss Hannah, furnd rooms,
res 134 Cormorant
Hood, James, truckman, res 17
Alfred
Hookway, A F, organist, res 32
Fourth
Hookway, Raymond, office boy, res
32 Fourth
Hooper, Francis, labr, res Foul bay
rd
Hooper, Matthew, miner, res Foul
bay rd
Hooper, Mrs Mary, res Oakland ave
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Hooper, Mrs M, dreeamaker, res 47
Kane
Hooper, Miss Minnie, dressmaker,
47 Kane
Hooper, Miss Beta, dressmaker, res
47 Kane
Hooper, Thomas, architect, Ar-
cade, 66 Government, res cor Yates
and Fern wood
Hooson, Edward, night watchman,
res 83 Chambers
Hooson, John Edward, Prov police
officer, res police station
Hopey, Byran, shipwright, res Old
Esquimalt rd.cor Front,Victoria W
Hopper, John, storekeeper, res Hurl-
ton
Horn, Henry R, labr, res 18 Rae
Home, Thomas H, book-keeper, res
13 Penwill
Horner, John, dry goods mcht, 83
Douglas, res Vic W
Horton, Robert John, furrier, H.B.
Co, res 3 St Lawrence W
Hotel Brunswick, J A Grant, prop,
cor Yates and Douglas
Hotel Mount Baker, Oak bay, J A
Virtue, mgr
Hot9l Victoria, P T Patton, prop,
cor Government and Johnson
Hotz, Eliza, domestic, res Vancouver
Hougan, C A, res Wilson hotel
Houghton, George, coachman, res 4
Pleasant
Hoult, Edward, bricklayer, res Fern-
wood rd, Ross bay
Houlihan, James, fmr res Gordon
Head
Houlihan, Paul, fmr, res Gordon
head
Hounslow, Mrs F R, widow, res 11
North Park
Hounslow, Herbert, painter, res 11
North Park
Houston, John, salesman, NichoUs &
Renouf, res 131 Cormorant
Houston. Robert, editor. Times, res
9 South Park
Houston, Willian, machinist, res
Jessie
Howe, Alex C, wood and coal dealer,
res Discovery
Howell, Mrs, dressmaker, res 182
Yates
Howell, Alf , gardener, res Prospect rd
Cadboro bay rd
Howell, Benjamin, plumber, res
Prospect rd, Cadboro nay rd
Howell, C E, builder, bds Poodle Dog
Howell, Harry, grocer's assistant, 81
Douglas
Howell, Harry A, clerk, res Bodwell,
Spring Ridge
Howell, Miss L, printer. Savannah
studio. Five Sisters' blk
Howell, Thomas, tailor, res 108 View
Howes' Coal and Wood yard. Gov-
ernment cor Discovery
Howes, Wm, carpt, res 83 John
Howeth, J, res 13 Trounce ave
Howie, A, labr, res Commercial hotel
Howard, Mrs E A, boarding house,
60 Rae
Howard, Miss Florence, res 60 Rae
Howard, H N, book-keeper, Henry
Saunders, res Clarence hotel
Howard, Mrs L, waitress, Balmoral
Howarth, Wm Henry, tinsmith, res
78 Johnson
Hudson's Bay Co, 66 Wharf, R
H Hall, mgr
Hueter, Louis, mechanical engr, res
24 Ontorio
Huff, J T, steam laundry employee,
res Brunswick hotel
Hugel, W L, painter, res 204 Douglas
Hughes, Miss C, milliner, Spencer's
Arcade, res 54 Frederick
Hughes, J M, book-keeper, res 95
Toronto N
Hughes, Jas H, carpt, Tennyson rd,
res Saanich rd W
Hughes, James, res 47 Second
Hughes, J M, res Queen's hotel
Hughes, Peter, plumber, 99 Yates,
res Brunswick hotel
Hughes, Richard, longshoreman, res
18 Edmonton, rd
Hughes, Capt H V, mariner, res 47
Second
Huggett, Alfred, salesman, Weiler
Bros, res 72 Frederick
Hughitt, Amos, Rock Bay Lumber
Yard, res Genoa, B.C
Hughitt & Mclntyre, Rock Bay Lum-
ber Yard, res John
Hull, Thos T, book-kpr, Munro Mil-
ler, res 206 Cook
Humber, Luke, bricklayer, res Topaz
ave
Humber, M, brickmaker, res Topaz
ave
Humber, W H R, bricklayer, res 46
Gorge rd
Hume, James, bartender, res 182
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Hume, Eli, carpenter, res Hurlton
Humphryp, W H, fisherman, res 61
St Lawrence
Humphrey, William, res lOSGadboro
bay rd
Hunerfauth, Fredk, book-keeper,
Globe restaurant, res 42 Yates
Hunerfauth, Fredk, baker, res 124
Blanchard
Hunt, John, nurseryman and dorist,
Burnside rd
Hunter, Andrew S, carpenter, res
Brunswick hotel
Hunter, Charles, car conductor, res
74 Pembroke
Hunter, Gordon, Crown Solicitor,
res 86 Belleville S
Hunter, James, Prov police officer
Hunter, Joseph, C.E., M.P.Pm
supt E. & N.B. Co, res 49 Birdcage
Walk .
Hurd, M, labr, res 3 cabin, 88 Store
Hurd, Wm, bartender. Rock Bay
hotel
Hurlev, George, driver Vic Trans-
fer Co
Hurst, W S, contractor, Esquimalt rd
Huson, A W, prop stone quariy, res
27 North rd
Hussey, F S, Supt Prov Police,
Bastion sqr
Hutcheson, Frank J, law student
Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, res
38 Victoria Cres
Hutoheson, J, prop the Westside
dry goods, res 38 Victoria Cres
Hutcheson, John Wm, Prov police
officer, police station
Hutchison, Wm, teamster res 65
Third
Hutchison, Benj, blacksmith, res 108
View
Hutchison, Mrs C, vidow, res 38
Harrison
Hutchison, Miss Lucy, tailoress, res
108 View
Hutchison, M, mgr Victoria Elec Co,
res 63 Chatham
Hutchison, R, wireman Victoria
Electric Co, res 53 Chatham
Huxtable, Alfred, res School reserve,
Cadboro bay road
Huxtable, James, clerk J Johnston
& Co, 77 Crovemment, res School
reserve
Huxtable, James E, asst Waitt & Co,
res School reserve Cadboro bay rd
Huxtable, Wm Harry, janitor pub-
lic schools, res School reserve, Cad-
boro bay rd
Huxtable, Robt T, painter, res School
reserve, Cadboro bay road
Huxtable, W H, jr, machinist, res
School reserve, Cadboro bay rd
Hyams, A R, mgr Victoria Optical
Co, 100 Government
Hyde, Miss Mary, dressmaker, res 76
Blanchard
Hyland, J, emp A.I.W., res 46 Chat-
ham
Icelandic Church, Fern wood rd
Immanuel Baptist Church, P H Mc-
Ewen, pastor cor North Ciiatham
and Fern wood rd
ImmiKration, (Minister of) Lt.
Col Hon James Baker
Imperial Studio, E J Eyres photogra-
pher, 76 Yates
Independent Order of Good Tem-
plars, 49 Pandora
Indian Baaaar, J J Hart & Co,
props, 43 Johnson
Indian Office, Douglas st. A W Vowell,
supt, res 102 Cook
Innes, Alex Scott, Bodwell & Irving
res 4 Battery
Innes, Miss Bella, res 69 Chatham
Innes, H M, clerk Bank B.N. A.,
res 55 Michigan
Innes, V, student-at-law, Alan S
Dumbleton, 61 Langley, res Esqui-
mau
Inspector of Mines, Archibald Dick,
Prov Secy's Dept, James Bay
Inspector of Weijthts, Measures and
Gas, Hugh Findlay, 64 Langley
Institute Hall, View
Iredale, Miss Beatrice, dressmaker
Spencer's Arcade, res 104 Pandora
Iredale, Wilson, " Elsmere House,"
104 Pandora
Ireland, Charles, caretaker military
stores, res 22 Meneies E
Ireland, Miss W, waitress, Telegraph
hotel
Ireton, James, agent Singer Sewing
Machine Co, res 43 Blanchard
Irvine, Harry D, motomeer, res' 28
Elizabeth
Irvine, James, genl labr, res Clover-
dale
Iivine, John, fmr, Rosebank farm.
Cedar Hill rd
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A,M. BEATTIE WEEKLY AUaiONS
CITT MAWUBT, VAKCOUVUl. B. C.
Irvine, John W
Cedar Hill
Irvine, Robert.
nam
Irving, Miss Ch
moral hotel, r
Irving, George,
Irving, I M, sal
Lawrance W
Irvine:. Capt
Co, 64 WhaTf,
Irving, Margar
Menzies
Irvi« '!', Panlv
Wtoii ft irvi
47 Cook
Irvinsr, Robt
brokers, 28>^ B
Irving, Robert,
28>^ Broad, res
Irving, Robert, rt
Cher cor Moss
Irving, Thos L. si
res 127 Johnson
Irving, David, i
Western hotel
Irwin, Dixon, gov
lane
Irwin, John, labi
hotel
Isaacs, Jacob, vj
^ store, 23 Johneoi
Isleib, Christian,
cher
Jaeck J F, druggif
v^lub
Jack, Alex, res 48
Jacjf Mrs A, wido)
Jack in, C M, mou
Jacklm, Mrs F, wi(
Jacklin, Thos, mou
Jackman, R, comp
JacKman, Samuel,
Government, res
Jackman, Stephen,
berry Vale
Jackson, Alex J, CO
Cook ■
Jackson, C F, m
Wine Co, res cor
i«aston rd
Jackson, Fred, drua
Ion rd "■
Jackson, Fredk A,
31 Fort
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECTCRY.
'ro*in«9.
313
Irvine, John W, fmr, Rosebank farm,
Cedar Hill
Irvine, Robert, teamster, res 15 Put-
nam \
Irving, Miss Ghrissie, waitress, Bal-
moral hotel, res 61 Douglas
Irving, George, prop Beehive saloon
Irving, I M, saloon keeper, res 61 St
Lawrence W
Irvinar, Capt John, mgr C.P.N.
Co, 64 Wharf, res 72 Menzies
Irvine, Margaret, domestic, 144
Menzies
Irvf « ^, Paulas i9Bniilin8,(Bod-
Wtoil ft Irving), 21 Bastion, res
47 Cook
Irving, Robt M & Co, financial
brokers, 28>^ Broad
Irving, Robert, (R M Irving & Co),
29,% Broad, res 80 Kingston
Irving, Robert, res "Gisourn," Bel-
clier cor Moss
Irving, Thos L, shoemaker, 23 Broad,
res 127 Johnson
Irving, David, machine oiler, res
Western hotel
Irwin, Dixon, govt clerk, res Lovers'
lane
Irwin, John, labr, res Commercial
hotel
Isaacs, Jacob, California auction
store, 23 Johnson
Isleib, Christian, cooper, res 24 Bel-
cher
Jaeck, J F, druggist, 66 Fort, res Vic
Club
Jack, Alex, res 48 Michigan S
Jack, Mrs A, widow, res 121 Superior
Jacklin, C M, moulder, res 44 Herald
Jacklin, Mrs F, widow, res 44 Herald
Jacklin, Thos, moulder, res 44 Herald
Jaukman, R, compositor. Colonist
Jac-<man, Samuel, collar maker, 126
Government, res Spring Ridge
Jackman, Stephen, rancher, Straw-
berry Vale
Jackson, Alex J, cor Hillside ave and
Cook
Jackson, C F, manager California
Wine Co, res cor Belton ave and
Leaston rd
Jackson, Fred, druggist, res 25 Ava-
Ion rd
Jackson, Fredk A, B. C. Pharmacy,
31 Fort
Jacksoii, Geo R, merchant tailor, 57
Government, res 22 Rithet
Jackson, Geo E, machinist A.I.W.,
res cor Hillside ave and Cook
Jackson, Hy, cook Vancouver hotel,
71 Yates
Jackson, Jacob, carpenter, res 22
Walnut
Jackson, James, sand merchant, res
60 Quadra
Jackson, James A, biscuit baker, res
9 James N
Jackson, John, photographer, 56
Pandora
Jackson, Mrs J B, electrician, res 89
Yates
Jackson, J S, butcher Lawrence
Goodacre, res 26 Frederick
Jackson, Mrs, tailoress, res 62 Broad
Jackson, Mrs Margaret, widow, res
cor Hillside ave and Cook
Jackson, Sheridan L, grocer, 49
Blanchard
Jackson, Stuart H, stonecutter, res
cor Hillside ave and Cook
Jackson, Thos Jas, innkeeper " Wil-
lows," Cadboro bay rd
Jackson, William, druggist, 95 Doug-
las, res 93 Carr
Jackson, W & Co, chemists and drug-
gists, u6 Douglas
Jackson, W C, apprentice Cochrane
& Munn, res "Bentwood," cor
Hillside ave and Cook
Jackson, W R, (Petrie & Jackson) 107
and 109 Government, res 76 Chat-
ham
Jacob, E, private sec Lieut-Governor,
res Wilson hotel
Jacobson, Mrs, widow, res 62 Work
Jacobson, Gus, carpenter, Springfield
ave. Vie W
Jacobson, Hans Peter, grocer, 130
Yates
Jacobson, Capt Victor, sealer, res
Head, Vic W
Jacques, Geo, watchmaker and jew-
eler, 127 Fort
Jacques, J, mechanic, res Telegraph
hotel
Jagers, John F, master mariner, res
148 Menzies E
Jame Lee, restaurant, 21)^' Herald
James Bay Athletic Club, Belleville
James, Francis T, coachman, res 2
Belleville
James, Harry, seaman, res 3 Hum-
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James, Henry, labr, res Dominion st,
Graigflower rd
James, Percy, gardener, res 4 Belle-
ville S
James, Richard, Ubr, Powderly ave
Jamieson, John C, clerk, res Esqui-
mau rd, cor FrfHlerick
Jameson, John C, book-keeper, 33
Fort, res Frederick, Vic W
Jameson, Robt H, grocer, 33 Fort,
res 69 Superior
Jamieson, Robert, books and
stationery, 92 Government, res 113
Simcoe
Jamieson, Mrs M, res 254 Johnson
Jamieson, M, res 137 Pandora
Janes, Mrs A M, widow, res 39 North
Park
Janes, Charles, clerk, res 39 North
Park
Janes, Edw, book-binder R T Wil-
liams, res 13 Green
Janes, George A, printer, res 39
North Park
Janes, Mr s Ja ne, widow, res 13 Green
Jamion Wharf Co, C Rattray,
mgr, 28 Store, (gee advtp. 255)
Janion, H C, clerk R P Rithet & Co,
res cor Vancouver and Richardson
Janion, Mrs R W, res 98 Cook
Japanese Baaaar, T S Futcher,
prop, 41 Fort
Jaques, Arthur Wm, bartender. Bay
View saloon, 1 Humboldt
Jardine, John, painter, res 98 Blan-
chard
Jarvis, Wm, stevedore, res 46 Quebec
Jav & Co, seedsmen and nurserymen,
is Broad
Jay, George, jr (Yates & Jay), res
Sylvia
Jay, George (Jay & Co), res 256 Cook
Jayet, Miss, res Doininion hotel
Jayet, Mrs, res Dominion hotel
Jeanneret, Geo ]<redk, accountant,
Shawn igan Lake Lumber Co, res
Balmoral hotel
Jeeves, Allen, labr, res M% First
Jeeves, Ernest, labr, res 64^ First
Jeeves, Frank, -labr, res 64}^ First
Jeeves, George, contractor, res 21
Second
Jeflfrey, George, ship caulker, res
Empire hotel
Jeffrey, James, accountant, Robert
Irving & Co, 2%% Broad, res
13 Amelia
Jeftree, W J, clothier and gents'
furnishings, 77-79 Yates, res 275
Cook
Jeffrey, Robt M, cashier, Dunsmuir
& Sons, res 164 Michigan
Jeffrey, William, carpenter, res San
Juan ave £
Jelfs, George, gardener, res 26 Van-
couver
Jelfs, Thomas, painter, res 5 Ed-
monton cor Cedar Hill rd
Jenkins, Charles, carpenter, res Cath-
erine, Vic W
Jenkins, D, emp Ames, Holden&Co,
res 149 Chatham
Jenkins, D J, undertaker, res 149
Chatham
Jenkins, James, bricklayer, res 8
First
Jenkins, Miss Marion, (Stevens &
Jenkins), fancy dry goods, res 39
Pandora
Jenkins, Mrs M, vice-president W.C.
T.U. res 149 Chatham
Jenkins, William, hatter, res 39 Pan-
dora
Jenkins, Wm, boilermaker, A.I.W,
res 102 Bav
Jenkinson, henry, gardener, res 96
Fort
Jenkinson, Chas W, asst assessor, res
Vic Arm off Craigflower rd
Jenkinson, Robt, steward, Provincial
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Jenkinson, Wm, watchmaker and
jeweller, \Z% Johnson, res Douglas
Jenns, The Rev Percival, rector, St
John's, res 147 Douglas
Jennings, Howard, longshoreman,
res 3 cabin, Johnson
Jennings, Samuel, brickmaker, res
Tolmie Ave, Saanich rd E
Jennings, Thomas, merchant, res 120
Cormorant
Jennings, Wm, lather, res 42 Kanu
Jensen, Albert, cook, res 66 Pem-
broke
Jensen, Victor, Boomerang saloon,
4 Court alley
Jensen, Wiiliam, prop Dallas htl
Dallas rd N, (see advt.Sndfly sheet)
Jenue, salesman, res Maple, Tolmie
ave
Jephsen, Hans, driver, Vic Trans Co,
res 19 Broughton
Jephsen, Willis M, driver, Vic Trans
Co, 21-23 Broughton S
Jepson, Ole, expressman, res 35
First
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Jesse, Annie, d(
Jesse, Miss E, j
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Jesse, F W , lavi
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Jesse, George ]
res 67 Montre
Jesse, Mrs Mai
Montreal W
Jesse, W H, lai
Jessop, John
agent, res 186
Jeune, Fred'k, at
ernment, res 2
tate
Jewell, Albert E
Blanchard
Jewell, Frank, ci
res 91 Blanchai
Jewell, Henry, c
76 Douglas, res
Jewish Svnagogt
Philo, Rabbi, B]
Jobson, Miss, di(
Phillips'
Jobson, John,roa(
Saanich rd
John, B H, chief i
Dept
John, Richard, pi
res 30 Third
Johns Bros, groce
King's rd
Johns, John, emp
Farquhar ^
Johns, William,
James
Johnson, Adam, li
bers
Johnson, Alex, coi
Quadra
J-Jhnson, A, labr,
Johnson, Arthur
more & McCand
Johnson, Andrew.
McCIure
Johnson, MissAgn
Johnson, Charles,'
199 Johnson
Johnson^Chris, lal
Johnson, C, emph
Ridge rd
Johnson, Edwin, a
taurant, 28 Johnt
Johnson, Edward,
Park
Johnson, EEC
Erskine, tea 71 Ji
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VIOTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Jesse, Annie, domestic, 300 Dallas rd
Jesse, Miss E, ir assistant, Work Es-
tate Ward school, res 67 Montreal
Jesse, F W , lawyer, res 67 Montreal
W
Jesse, George Hy, clerk, H. B. Co,
res 67 Montreal W
Jesse, Mrs Matilda, widow, res 67
Montreal W
Jesse, W H, lawyer, res 67 Montreal
Jessop, Jolm, Dom Immigration
agent, res 186 Yates
Jeune, Fred'k, sail maker, 127K Gov-
ernment, res 20 Fourth, Work Es-
tate
Jewell, Albert £, apprentice, res 91
Jtlanchard
Jewell, Frank, clerk, Lenz & Leiser,
res 91 Blanchard
Jewell, Henry, china and crockery,
76 Douglas, res 91 Blanchard
Jewish Synagogue, Dr Solomon S
Philo, Rabbi, Blanchard, res Herald
Jobson, Miss, die stamper at W H
Phillips'
Jobson, John, roadman Kelvin rd, res
Saanich rd
John, B H, chief clerk Land & Works
Dept
John, Bichard, packer, Weiler Bros,
res 30 Third
Johns Bros, grocers, 261 Douglas cor
King's rd
Johns, John, employ A.I.W, res 22
Farquhar
Jolins, William, contractor, res 25
James
Johnson, Adam, labr, res 135 Cham-
bers
Johnson, Alex, cornice maker, res 43
Quadra
Jjhnson, A, labr, res 47 N Chatham
.Johnson, Arthur Percy, clerk, Gil-
more & McCandlesB, res 71 John
Johnson, Andrew, coachman, res 75
McClure
Johnson, Miss Agnes, res 107 Pandora
Johnson, Charles, atone mason, res
199 Johnson
JohnsonrOhris, labr, res 20 Noith rd
Johnson, 0, employ V.I.W, res 14
Ridge rd
Johnson, Edwin, waiter, Lome res-
taurant, 28 Johnson
Johnson, Edward, waiter, res 118 N
Park
Johnson, EEC, salesman, A B
Erskine, ves 71 John
Johnson, E, waiter, Driard cafe
Johnson, Edwd Codey, morket supt,
res 71 John
Johnson, Edwd M, real estate agt,
Government, res 170 Fort
Johnson, Mrs E A, prop New York
hotel, 67-69 Yates
Johnson, George, sailor, res Marion
Johnson, George, Vic dairy, Cedar
Hill rd
Johnson, Gideon, tinsmith, McLen-
nan & McFeely, res 8 Kane
Johnson, Mrs Hugh, res 107 Pandora
Johnson, H Peter, tea merchant, res
115 Fisguard
Johnson, James, fisherman, res 43
Quadra
Johnson, Miss Jennie E, res 107 Pan-
dora
Johnson, John, bartender, Driard
hotel, res 38 Princess
Johnson, John, saddler, Ivma, res
Burnside rd
Johnson, Jno, res Gordon Head rdW
Johnson, John, insurance agent, res
107 Pandora
Johnson, John, laborer, res 14 Ridge
rd
Jolinson, Miss Josie, book-stitcher,
77 Johnson
Johnson, J A, res 100 Quadra
Johnson, J B, prop Junction Grocery,
30 Humboldt, cor Churchway
Johnson, J D, inmate Home for Aged
and Infirm, 217 Fairfield rd
Johnson, Kelly, carpenter, res 14
Ridge rd
Johnson, Lionel C, resFeltham rd N,
Cedar Hill rd E
Johnson, Louis, miner, res Dominion
hotel
Johnson, Miss Maggie, res 107 Pan-
dora
Johnson, Miss May, dressmaker,
Stanley House, res 107 Pandora
Johnson, Miss M, book-keeper Lenz
& Leiser, 9-11 Yates
Johnson, Ole, labr, res Vancouver
hotel •
Johnson, Oliver, teamster, res South
rd
Johnson, Mrs P, res 47 McOlure
Johnson, R, mariner, res Vancouver
hotel, 71 Yates
Johnson, Thomas, book-keeper J B
Kerr, res 107 Pandora
Johnson, Thos, labr, res 16 cabin,
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Johnson, Mrs Euphemia, res 43
Quadra
Johnson, William, rancher, res Pros-
pect Lake
Jonnson, Wm, empcity water works,
res 118 North Park, cor Chambers
Johnson, W H, agent Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co, res Courteney
Johnston, M, waiter Driard, res 107
Cormorant
Johnston, J & Co, booksellers, sta-
tioners, etc., 77 Government
Johnston, E C, clerk Bank of B.N. A.,
res 151 Richardson
Johnston, Edwd P, assistant, 60
Douglas, res St Charles
Johnston, G T, tinner McLennan &
McFeely, res 8 Kane
Johnston, James and Co, wholesale
dry goods, 5 Oriental alley
Johnston, James, expressman, res 28
Simcoe S
Johnston, J (J Johnston & Co), res
250 Yates
Johnston, J O, traveler T B Pearson
& Co, 30 Yates, res Fort
Johnston, Kelly, carpenter, V.I.W
Johnston, Matthew Trotter, mgr
Findlay, Durham & Brodie, res 151
Richardson
Johnston, Miss N, artist S Lowe, res
28 Simcoe
Johnston, P D, salesman at nursery,
50 Douglas, res St Charles
Johnston, Philip Thos, nursery
and seedsman, 62 Douglas, res St
Charles
Johnston, R H, salesman, 52 Douglas,
res St Charles
Johnston , William, motorneer, res
Henry, Vic W
Johnston, W D, painter J Sears, res
Milne
Joliffe, Fred, driver W^ilson's bakery,
84 Yates
JonasBon, A M, carpenter, res 217
Cook
Jonasson, Miss Josephine, book-
binder, res 217 Cook •
Jones, Arthur, clerk, res Belcher ave
Jones, Albert E, typewriter, res 261
Johnson
JoneH, A M, stenographer and type-
writer, 86)^ Government, res 261
Johnson
Jones, A W, ft Bridgrman. real
estate, insurance and financial agts,
28 Fort
Jones, Capt A W, (Jones &
Bridgman), district paymaster and
supt of stores, 28 Fort, res 102
Cook
Jones, Miss Alice, res 87 John
Jones, Charles, gentleman, res 261
Johnson
Jones, C E, druggist, 36 Govern-
ment
Jones, C F, res 133 Quadra
Jones, Miss Clara, tailoress, res 183>o
Douglas
Jones, David D, book-keeper R I'
Rithet & Co, res Brunswick hotel
Jones, Ernest, B. C. Soap Works, 25
Humboldt, res 62 King's rd
Jones, Miss Eliisabeth, nurse. Cedar
Cottage, 13 Cedar Hill i J
Jones, Fredk C, joiner, res 6 James 8
Jones, George, bartender, res 258
a ates
Jones, Geo, contractor, res 95 Cham-
bers
Jones, G L. bartender Vancouver
hotel
Jones, Mrs G, res 138 Cook
Jones, Harry, bricklayer, res 62
King's rd
Jones, H F M, elk Bank of B.N.A.,
res 18 Rupert
Jones, James, machinist A.I.AV.,
res 33 Princess ave
Jones, John, horse dealer, res 50
David
Jones, John, photographer, res 261
Johnson
Jones, John Boyd, prop Pritchard
house, 58 Yates, res 69 View
Jones, John T, teamster Paragon Oil
Co, res 141 Yates
Jones, Mrs Lavina, widow, res 86
Henry
Jones, Mrs L, widow, res 162 Fort
Jones, Dr Meredith, physician
and surgeon, 28 Langley
Jones, Mrs, seamstress Sehl-Hastie-
Erskine Co. res Cook
Jonea, Mrs, Dominion hotel
.lones, Miss Mary, Dominion hotel
Jones, Richard, gas inspector, 54
Langley, res Michigan
Jones, R', Inland Revenue, res 110
Superior S
Jones, Samuel, fmr, Wilkinson rd
Jones, Stephen sr, retired, res Do-
minion hotel
Jones, Stephen Jr, prop Do-
minion hotel
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Jones, Thomas
boat builder, :
Jones, TJ, L.D.
Jones, Thomas ]
263 Johnson
Jones, William.
Jones, WilUi
Williams & Co
Jones, Wm Asth
King's rd
Jones William H
21 Store
Jorand, Henry, e
couver
Jorand, Mrs Hen
Jorand, Miss Jen
uages, res 51 V
Jordan, F G, res
Jordan, William,
Steam Bakery,
•lordan, W, engr ,
Jordan, Mrs Wm,
lee Hospital
Jordan, Wm Johi
47 Store, res Vi(
Jorgensen, G E, d
and Works Dep;
Joseph, C A, tailo
res Yafes
Joseph, J, tailor, i
Joslvn, C 8, res 1£
Joule, A J, locker
office, res Toron
Jubilee Hospital I
ardson, medical
Jubilee Saloon, Jo
49 Johnson
Kaina,Tom, Si
300 Dallas rdN
Kamai, Louis, bak
Kammerer, C W, (
bookseller, res 17
Kaminski, Joseph
Chatham
Kane, Lt Col A .
Ry, res 38 Simco<
Kaoe, J G, stonecu
hotel
Katzauer, Max, m|
itz, res London a
Kay, Fred, trader,
hotel
Kav John, bricklt
Vic W
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Telephone 199'
VICTOBIA CITY DIBBCTOBY.
317
Jones, Thomas C. boat house and
boat builder, 20 Wharf
Jones, T J, L.D.S., dentist, 246 Fort
Jones, Thomas M, photographer, res
263 Johnson
Jones, William, bartender, 51 Herald
Jones, William, real estate, A
Williams & Co, res Belcher ave
Jones, Wm Astley, bricklayer, res 62
King's rd
Junes William Hv, fruit candy store,
21 Store
Jorand, Henry, student, ves 61 Van-
couver
Jorand, Mrs Henry, res 51 Vancouver
Jorand, Miss Jenny, teacher of lang-
uages, res 51 Vancouver
Jordan, F G, res 5 Green
Jordan, William, prop Victoria West
Steam Bakery, Marv, Vic W
Jordan, W, engr Jubilee Hospital
Jordan, Mrs Wm, housemaid. Jubi-
lee Hospital
Jordan, Wm John, grocer and baker,
47 Store, res Vic W
Jorgensen, G £, draughtsman Lands
and Works Department
Joseph, C A, tailor D Campbell & Co
res Yates
Joseph, J, tailor, res 131 Yates
Joslvn, C S, res 159 Vancouver
Joule, A J, locker customs E. & P.P.
office, res Toronto
Jubilee Hospital Pro Royal, Dr Rich-
ardson, medical supt
Jubilee Saloon, John H Gaerde8,prop
49 Johnson
Kaina, Tom, Surveyor Gen'l, res
300 Dallas rd N
Kamai, Louis, baker, Esquimau rd
Kammerer, C W, (T N Hibben & Co)
bookseller, res 17 Putnam
Kaminski, Joseph, tailor, res 124
Chatham
Kane, Lt Col A J, British Pacific
Ry, res 38 Simcoe 8
Kaoe, J G, stonecutter, res Dominion
hotel
Katzauer, Max, mgr J & A Boscow-
itz, res London saloon
Kay, Fred, trader, res Brunswick
hotel
Kay, John, bricklayer, res Russel,
Vic W
Kaye, James, private tutor, res 138
Menzies E
Kaye, William, Craigflower dairy,
Craigflower, Gorge rd
Kavton, G R, cutter Ames Holden &
Oo, res Burnside rd
Keach, A P, shipper Sehl-Hastie-
Erskine Co, res Angel hotel
Keappock, Michael, teacher St Louis
College, Pandora ave
Keast, Arthur, Depy Regtr Supreme
and County Courts, res 1 Stanley
ave
Keating, plumber, res 60 Fort
Keating, A, hardware and crockery,
cor Douglas and Queen's ave
Keefer, James S, blacksmith Govt
dredger, res 4 Cameron
Keefe, Michael S, master mariner,
res 62 Collinson
Keefer, George A, C.E., (Knefer
& Smith) 44-46 Five Sister's block,
res "Wyndlawns," Pemberton rd
Keefer & Smith* civil and hy-
draulic engineer8,44-46 Five Sisters'
block
Keeler, Richard, drayman, res 62
Second
Keen, John, civil engineer, res 151
Johnson
Keenan, P, res 17 Parry
Keenan, Samuel, baker, M R Smith
<& Co, res 17 Parry W
Keenan, T finisher, res 17 Parry W
Keays, George H, res 111 Blanchard
Keil, August, fresco artist, rea Dom-
inion hotel
Keithley, George, engineer, res 45
Princess ave
Keith, J, CM., architect, (Evers &
Keith), Williams' bldg
Keitley, George, engineer, res 63
Humboldt
Keeler, John Watson, importer of
sewer pipes, cement, etc, res 161
Yates
Kellerman, Henry, butcher, res
Dominion hotel '
Kelly, S L & Co, stoves and tinware
merchants, 24 Yates
Kelly, Andrew, laborer, res 103
View
Kelly, D L, shipwright, res 60 Third
Kellv, Ernest, plumber, res 18 Hill-
sicle ave
Kelly. Frank M, res 331 Johnson
Kelly, Fred D, painter, res 331 John-
son
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Kelly, Fred'k, apprentice, J Sears,
res 114 Yatea
Kelly, George P. emp Telephone Co,
rea 331 Johnaon
Kelly, Henry, ship carpenter, rea
Harriett rd
Kelly, John, labr, rea 66 Pembroke
Kelly, S L, (S L Kelly & Co), rea 228
Yatea
Kelly, Samuel Bon jn, book-keeper, rea
114 View
Kemp, Mrs Mary,widow, rea 11 Bich-
ardaon
Kendall, Mrs, milliner, Henry Young
& Co, 67 Government
Kendell, J S, painter, rea Cameron
Kennedy, David, maine engr, rea 16
Montreal W
Kennedy, John, engineer, rea Ruaael
VicW
Kennedy, W L, chief clerk Dali.<i8
hotel, Dallas rd N
Kennedy, Thomas, engineer, rea
Russel, Vic W
Kennell, Godfrey, janitor, rea 46
Blanchard
Kenning, J A, book-keeper, R P
Rithet & Co
Kenny, Richard, salesman, McLen-
nan & McFeely.res 17 St Louis
Kent, Charles, city treaa, res 180
Yates
Kent, Chas Herbert, music dealer,
64 Government, res 243 Yatea
Kent, William Henry, joiner, rea 163
Johnson
Kenward, Chas it Co, Plymouth
bakery, res 16 Broad
Keown, George, cigar maker, res 8
Amelia
Kerg, Mrs Anna, widow, rea 20 Pio-
neer
Kerg, Misa Anna, dressmaker, res 20
Pioneer
Kerg, Misa Tilly, milliner, rea 12
Amelia
Kers, Misa L, dreaamaker, rea 12
Bunchard
Kermode, Edwd, ahip carpenter, rea
87 Henry
Kermode, F, aaaiatant curator Prov
Museum
Ker, Arnot, book-kpr. Brackman &
Ker, rea 90 Discovery
Ker, D R, The Brackman & Ker
Milling Co, 126 Government, rea 90
Discovery
Ker, R J, treasurer, R P Rithet & Co,
rea 90 Discovery
Ker, R L, asst-mgr Bank B.C, reu
St Catherine, Vic W
Ker, T A, r Brack man & Ker), mill mgr,
res Dallas rd W
Kerr, J R, bookaellei and stationer,
46 Governmsnt, res 329 Johnson
Kerr, Wm Campbell, furniture deal'r,
res 110 Yates
Kerrick, Wm, clerk, Driard cafe, res
161 Fort
Kerwn, Frank, painter, res 8 Amelia
Kerwn, George, cigar maker, res 8
Amelia
Kerwn, Harry, res 8 Amelia
Kerwn, Jas, carpt, res 8 Amelia
Keaaler, Henry, foreman, A.I.W, res
103 Chatham
Kettle, William, steamboat engr, res
Henry
Key, Edwd, butcher, rea 2% Second
Key, Jamea, waiter. Union Club
Kidder, John, carpt, res Saanich rd
Kieson, Hans, sealer, res 64 Pem-
broke
Kilbraith, Mrs, seamstress, Weiler
Bros
Kilburn, E B, ledger-keeper. Green,
Worlock & Co, res 60 Fort
Kindergarten school, cor Fort and
Cook
King & Ewing, com brokera,61 Wharf
King, Lun & Co, tailors, rea 66 Fis-
guard
King's Head Beer Hall, White &
Sloan, props, 48 Johnson
King, Archibald, compositor. Colo-
nist
King, A B, baker, res 36 Alfred
King, G H, res 52 Menzies E
King, C H, sealer, res Clarke
King, C J, teamster, res 198 Pandora
King, C R, (King&Ewing),51 Wharf,
res cor Menzies and Superior
King, David J, printer. Times, res G
Douglas
King, Miss Eliza, teacher Central
school, rea 36 Alfred
King, Miss E A, teacher, res 36 Cale-
donia ave
King, George, fishmonger, res Milne
King, Henry, machine hand, Taylor
Milling Co
King, Herbert £, expressman, res
Caledonia ave
King, Jabez, expressman, res 36
Caledonia ave
King, Jamea, dair
Park
Kingsley, John, c(
Vic W
King, M, lumbern
res 30 Caledonia
Aing, Miss Maud,
Alfred
King, R, truukmat
Dray Co, rea Vai
King, S E B, bake;
King, Walter E. re
K«ng, Walter J, 8t<
Caledonia ave
King, Wm A, driv
res 36 Caledonia i
Kinarham, Josl
tadboro bay rd, (
Kmlock, J W, tinsi
res 320 Johnson
Kinnaird, Walter J
46 Johnson, rea 2J
Kinsey, David, paic
dora
Kiusman, John, bui
broke
Kinaman, John Edv
Goepel, res 94 Pec
Kinsman, Miss Mab
broke
Kinsman, Wm, stud
broke
Kipling, Charles, «
Works, res 11 Hur
Kipling, David, stud
boldt
Kipling, Mary, dom(
chard
Kipling, Thomas, mi
Humboldt
Kipling, William, t
res 43>^ South rd
Kipling, William,
Humboldt
Kippen, Walter, bai
saloon
Kirby, Captain Bran<
Kirk, Donald, baker
Go's
Kirk, G A, elk Turne
j, res Rockland ave
A-irk, Joseph, carriaj
Government, res 36
Old Eaauimalt rd, -"
Kirkendale, Jessie,
Esquimau rd
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No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. G.
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VICTOBIA CITY DIBECTORY.
319
King, James, dairyman, res 72 North
Park
Kingsley, John, cook, res Catherine,
View
King, M, lumberman (King & Casey),
res 30 Caledonia ave
King, Miss Maud, dressmaker, res 36
Alfred
King, R, truckman, Vic Truck and
Dray Co, res Vancouver hotel
KinK, S £ B, baker, res 36 Alfred
King, Walter E. res 36 Alfred
King, Walter J, stage driver, res 36
Caledonia ave
King, Wm A, driver Porter & Sons,
res 36 Caledonia ave
Kinffliaill, Joshna, jeweler, res
Cadboro bay rd, (see advt p. S55)
Kinluuk, J W, tinsmith, 89 Johnson,
res 320 Johnson
Kinnaird, Walter D, mercht tailor,
46 Johnson, res 22 Caledonia ave
Kinsey, David, painter, res 158 Pan-
dora
Kiu?man, John, builder, rea 94 Pem-
broiie
Kinamah, John Edwd, clerk Hall &
Goepel, res 94 Pembroke
Kinsman, Miss Mabel, res 94 Pem-
broke
Kinsman, Wm, student, res 94 Pem-
broke
Kipling, Charles, emp B.C. Soap
Works, res 11 Humboldt
Kipling, David, student, res 11 Hum-
boldt
Kipling, Mary, domestic, 120 Blan-
cbara
Kipling, Thomas, machinist, res 11
Humboldt
Kipling, William, tailor, 22 Broad,
res 43>^ South rd
Kipling, William, butchtr, res 11
Humboldt
Kippen, Walter, bartender Beehive
saloon
Kirby, Captain Brandon, retired
Kirk, Donald, baker at M B Smith &
Co's
Kirk, G A, elk Turner, Beeton & Co,
res Rockland ave
Kirk, Irwin, labr, res 111 View
Kirk, Joseph, carriage trimmer, 126
Government, res 36 Chatham
Kirk, Lucy M, coal and wood dealer.
Old Erauimalt rd, Vic W
Kirkendale, Jessie, school teacher,
Esquimau rd
Kirkpatrick, J, harness maker, res 37
Chatham
Kirkwood, James, tinner 42 Johnson,
res 202 Fort
Kirsop, George, res 164 Chatham
Kitte, Miss, Angela College, Bur-
dette ave
Kitto, Miss D, Angela College,
Burdette ave
Kitto, Miss M, Angela College, Bur-
dette ave
Kitto, Miss L M, Angela College,
Burdette ave
Knapn, Jos Thos, painter res Bock-
land ave
Knappett, James, genl workman,
cor Edward and Russel, Vic W
Kneeshaw, John, bricklayer, Upper
Pandora
Knight, Alfred W, bookseller, sta-
tioner, and tobacconist, 83 Yates
Knight, Geo Abiab, nurseryman, Mt
Tolmie rd W
Knight, Mrs J, second-hand clothing
store, 60)^ Johnson
Knight, John W, general blacksmith,
60 Johnson, res 86 Henrv
Knights of Pypthias, K. of P. hall.
Duck blk. Broad
Knott, Herbert T, stonemason, res
196 Cook
Knott, Horace J, stonemason, res 196
Cook
Knott, Joseph, plupiber, res 118
Simcoe S
Knowles, Robert E, dairyman, Carn-
sew Dairy, 100 Moss
Knowles, Walter, messenger Dept of
Public Works of Canada, r 22 Five
Sisters' blk
Knox, Alex, elk Sehl-Hastie-Erskine
Co, res Vic W
Knox, Geo, elk Sehl-Hastie-Erskine
Co, res Vic W
Knox, John, salesman Westside, res
Vic W
Knox, John Alex, surveyor, rea
Jessie
Knox, William, sealer, res Empire
hotel
Kribbs, George, miller, res 114 Cor-
morant
Kroeger, F, upholsterer Weiler Bros,
res 7 Parkington
Kroeger, Thomas, upholsterer, res 7
Parkington
Krom, Rich, ship's cook, rea Van-
couver hotel
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res 21 Princesa
Kunare, Geo, the Maryland Ovater
Houae, 115 Oovernment, rea Doug-
laa
Knrtl A Co, cigar manufactrs, 6
Trounce ave, H F W Belinaen, mgr
Kurtz, D G, clerk A.I.W., res 135
Fiaguard
Kurtz, Mrs David, widow, rea 136
Fiaguard
Kurtz, W, compoaitor CJoloniat
Kwong Lung Co, merchant tailora, 80
Cormorant
Kwong on Lung & Co, opium and
geal merebandise, 82 fJormorant
Kwong Wo A Co, grocers, 62 Fiaguard
Kwong Ying Taia, merchanta 25
Store
Kwong Yvma A Co, Chinese merchta,
184-186 Government
Lacousier, A, carpenter, res 72 North
Chathara
Lafferty, Albert, barber, rea 103
Pandora
Laing, D, sealer, res 20 Erie S
Laing, Jchn A, carpenter, res 76
Menzies E
Laing, Richard, carpenter, res Alpha
Laing, Ro>^)ert, plumber, Braden &
Son, 70 I'ort
Laird, Madbme, teacher vocal niuaic,
rea 161 Va icoaver
Laison, Davi'1, blacksmith, rea 26
Green
Lake, James J, asst ft agt C.P.N.Co.,
rea 8 Pioneer
Lake, James T, emp C.P.N, office
res 8 Pioneer
Lakin, Frank, labr, res 163 Montreul
W
Lambert, Joe, driver, New England
bakery, res 160 Chatham
Lambert, William, prop City Trans-
fer Co, res 240 Simcoe S
Lamberton, Jno, fruit grower, Craig's
End farm, Mt Tolmie rd W
Lamberton, W B, fruit grower, Craig's
End farm, Mt Tolmie rd W
Lampman, P S, B.A., Yates & Jay,
res 86 Fort
Lancaster, Isaac, res 171 Cook
Landells, Robert, school teacher,
Cedar Hill
Landers, Wm, labr, rea 7 cabin,
176 Douglas
Landry, Coatan, emp Geo Phillips,
84 Douglas, res 87 Pandora
Lands and Works Dept, Hon
F G Vernon, Chief Commissioner
Landsberg, F, pawnbroker, res 64
Pandora
Landsberg, Solomon, elk People's
Clothing Houae, rea 54 Pandora
Lane, Clarence, rea Dominion hotel
Lane, Vernon, builder, res 63 Hill-
side ave cor First
Lang, Charles, tobacconist, 29 John-
son, rea 11 King'a rd
Lang, Fredk Henry, clerk Land Reg-
iatry office, res 91 Discovery
Lang, Dr John, physician and sur-
geon, rea 36>^ Douglas
Lang, R, carpenter, res Garbally rd
Lang, William, contractor, res 27
Avalon rd
Langre ft Co, watchmakers, jewel-
lers, <&c., &c., 86 Douglas
Lange, G W, mgr Lange & Co, 86
Doufijlaa
Lang^ey tc Co, wholpsale and re-
tail druggists, 21-23 Yates (see advt
p. iS55)
Langley, Arthur, book-keeper, res 15
Menzies W
lAngrley, Alfred J, (Langley &
Co) res "The Maples," 127 Moss
Langley, A R, mgr, Geo Morrison &
Co, res cor Menzies and Quebec
Langley, Edwd, accountant, res Bal-
moral hotel
Langley, Mrs E, widow, res 19 South, |
Turner E
Langrley, Oeorge, druggist, res 15
Menzies W
Langley, G F, druggist, Geo Morrison
& Co, res cor Menzies and Quebec
Langley, Jaa, res 16 Menzies W
Langley, John M, sergt prov police,
res 223 Fort
Langley, Wm H, barriater-at-law,
res "The Maplea," 127 Moss E
Langridge, — , builder, res Clarence]
hotel
Langton, H F, clerk, Bank B.C. rea |
116 Menzies W
Lansing, A, brickmason, res Van-
couver hotel
Lantz, Eraser, miner, rea Brunswick |
hotel
Lapierre, Horace, grocer, 119 Fort, r^ I
mCook
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rVICTORtA CITV DIRECTORY.
321
LajDseley, Elizabeth, domestic, Hon
E Dewdney, Carey Castle, Bel-
cher
Lark, Colin, mastei mariner, res 87
Pandora
Larmen, James, boot and shoe mkr,
11 Johnson
Larsen, L. Weiler Bros' factory, res
65 Humboldt
Larson, Hans, sealer, res Vancouver
hotel
Larson, Lewis, wood carver, res 23
Work
Larson, Peter, cigar mkr,re8 26 Eliza-
beth
Larson, P F, V.I.T, res 25 Elizabeth
Laskey, Daniel, lineman, Telephone
Co, 14 Trounce ave, res Telegraph
hotel
Latham, Jno, employee, A.I.W, res
Seventh
Laton, Jas, machinist, res 52 Pandora
Laughlan, Jno, labr, res Vancouver
hotel
Laund^.Thos H, clerk, Bank B C, res
16 Simcoe N
Law, Mrs A E, res 115 Fisguard
Law, H S. Queen's grocery, res 4
Store
Law, M,foreman pattern maker, V.I.
W, res 115Fisguard
Law, Robt K, moulder, V.I.W. res
116 Fisguard
Lavender, Capt K O, sealer, res 40
Harrison
Lawless, Michael, carpenter, res 1
Market
Lawrence, G-o Roper, gentlAaSaii, res
158 View
Lawrence, J E, candy nwkar, ret 90
Menzies
Lawrenson, Mrs, widow, rM 148 Fort
Lawrence, Capt Thomas, uiMter mar-
iner, res 146 Fort
Lawry, Nicolas, miner, >•■ 13 Hum-
boldt
Lawry, William, tailor, rM IS Ham-
boldt
Lawry, W.A, tailor, DCunpbeUA
Co, res 13 Humboldt
Lawson, Charles, plumber, rw 287
Johnson
Lawson, Charles, plumber, res *89
Johnson
Lawson, Cbas B A, boiler maker, A.
I.W. res 29 Bav
Lawson, Miss if G, school teacher,
Vic W, res 76 Cook
Lawson, Miss Fanny, governess, P.O.
Home, res 32 Rae'
Lawson, Henry, saddler, res 237
Johnson
Lawsc;;, Henry, editor. Colonist, res
76 Cook
Lawson, Jas H, jr, law student. Bod-
well & Irving, res 106 Simcoe
Lawson, J H, secretary R P Bithet
& Co, res 106 Simcoe
Lawson, Jat;r Miles, printer, res 29
Bay
Lawson, John, brewer, res 130 Fort
Lawson, Robert, customs warehouse,
res 14 St Lawrence E
Lawson, Thomaii, boilermaker, A.I.
W, res 29 Bay
Lawson, Wm A, cashier, R P Rithet
& Co, res 106 Simcoe S
Lawson, W F, salesman, Westside
Lawson, Wm George, mechanic, res
29 Bay
Lazier, R O, Empire hotel
Leahy, John, prop, Colonial Brewery
res 124 Johnson
Leakey, Eustace P, school teacher,
res 124 Richardson
Leale, Victor E, brakeman, res Van-
couver hotel
Leander Tepid Baths, G C Mesher,
mgr, Five Sisters' block
Leask, J C, prop Bon Ton tailor-
ing establishment, 86 Government,
res Fort
Leask, Wm, driver Robt Jameson,
res 33 Fort
Leaak, William Chas, tailor, res 186
Fort
Ls Blanc, C, master mariner, res
Hotel Brunswick
Le Glair, Chas, sealer, res Vancouver
hotel
Le CUir, Miss Louisa, dressmaker,
re* 47 Blanchard
Le Olaire, L, teamster, res 66 Pem-
broke
Le CUire, Noeljies 56 Pembroke
Lediilflrliaill, Bros, carriage build-
ers, 96-97 Fisguard
Ledjiagham, Ctoorge, coach
builder (Ledingham Bros), res 113
Fisguard
Ledingrhaiii, Robert (Ledingham
Bros), -carriage builders, res 126
Blanchard
Iiedinffham, Wm J, carriage
builder (Lv^dingham Bros), res Rus-
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Ledingrham, Geo T T, carriage
builder (Ledingbam Bros)
Lee ft IVaser, real estate and in-
surance agts, 11 Trounce ave .
Lee, Arthur (Lee & Eraser), res 37
Victoria Ores
Lee, James, driver R Porter & Sons,
res Commercial hotel
Lee, Mrs M, widow, fmr, res Cadboro
bay rd
Lee, Tbomas, fmr, Cadboro bay rd
Lee, William £, teamster, res Bridge
Leech, Alfred, engineer, res "Orion
Villa," Saanich rd W
Leech, P J, C.E., surveyor, res 132
St Catherine W
Leeman, Ralph T W, clerli, res 70
North Park
Leeming, David, fmr, res Gordon
Head rd
Leeming, Ed John, fmr, res Gordon
Head rd
Iteming, George Ed, fmr, res Gordon
Head rd
Leeming, Harold B, fmr, res Gordon
Head rd
Leeming, Thos H, fmr, res Gordon
Head rd
Lesson, Edwd, cornice maker, 144
Fort, res 39 Kingston N
Leeson, Mrs J L, res 60 Kingston S
Le Galle, Mrs, laundress, St Anne's
Convent
Le Galle, Julien, gardener, St Anne's
Convent
Legffatt, Chas J, Registrar Gen-
eral, res 56 Quebec S
Le Geyt, W A, market gardener,
Saanicli rd W
Lehman, David, carpenter, res 42 Sec-
ond
Lehman, Samuel, carpenter, res
Richmond ave, cor Leighton rd
Leigh, Leonard, undertaker, res 153
view
Leiaer, Onstave, (Lenz & Leiser),
wholesale dry goods, 9-11 Yates,
res 178 Yates
Leiser, Max, wholesale liquors, 13
Yates, res 178 Yates
Leiser, Simon* (Simon Leiser &
Co), wholesale grocers, 1-6 Yates
res 98 Pandora
Leishman, George, comm'l traveler,
res 16 Menzies W
Leland House, Mary T Cole, prop,
218 Douglas
Leitch, Dr H D, physician, res 12^
Quadra
LeLievre, C, painter, res 113 Blan
chard
LeLievre, Miss Esther, domestic,
130 Quadra
LeLievre, Harry, painter, res 130
Quadra
LeLievre, Mrs Kate, res 130 Quadra
LeLievre, Pat, painter, res 130 Quadra
Lemie, A, res 50 Pembroke
Lemon, Oonnason A Co, Capital
Planing Mills, Orchard
Lemon, James J, (Lemon, Gon-
nason &.Co), Capital Planing Mills,
140 Chatham
Lemm, Irving, fancy goods, res 113
Fort
JLemmens, Rt Rev J N, R.C.
Bishop of Vancouver Island, rea
The Palace, 109 Yates
Lene, Peter, gardener, res 11 South
Parks
Lenfesty, Miss B, res 193 Pandora
Lenfesty, William N, emp Dom Ex-
press Co, res 193 Pandora
Lens & Leiser, wholesale dry
goods, 9-11 Yates
Lens, Jacob, (Lenz & leiser), ree
178 Yates
Lens, Mose, (Lenz & Leiser), res
cor Cook and Yates
Leonard, A E, wood turner, Taylor
Milling Co
Leonard, George, tailor D Campbell
& Co, res 28 Mason
Jjconard, John, grocery, 208 Cook
Leonhardt, Christan H, blacklayer, {
Alderman rd
LePage, Theodore A, clerk, res 23 1
Erie N
Lejpine, Mark, carpenter, res 70 North |
Chatham
LeSilver, John, fruit store, 60 John-
son
Leslie, John, res 104 Pandora i
Leslouis, Felix, retired, res 18 North
Park
Lester, E L, blackamitti, res Pear,|
Mt Tolmie
Lester, Henry C, grocer, res Victoria i^
Cres, cor McClure
LeSueur, Jos, carpenter, res 3il Wal-
nut
Leterme, Rev Joseph, R.C. priest,!
res The Palace, 1()9 Yates
Lettice, Robt, painter, glacier anH|
paperhanger, 40 Fort, res 68 Kane
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Lettice, Wa
tice, res 5(
LeVatte, Pr<
^ res 61 Qua
Levene, Mrj
, 231 Yates
Broad '
fevi, Robert,
Levine, Mrs,
H^Jn, Hyma
^ -New York I
Levy, Barney,
Frederick
fevy, Mrs B, i
^vy, Chadler
chard
I^vy, Edward,
^ hotel, res Co
Lev^^,^ Henry .
W, Joe, oyst
t^overnment,
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^vy, Sam, salet
^ res 75-79 John
Lewis Aaron, ti
, a-i Humboldt
^wis, Lewis,
mcht, 44 Yate
Lewis Edward
i loneer
L^is, Edward
Pioneer
Lewis, George,
^ res 108 JolTnso
Lewis, Herbert
master, Broug
Lewis. John, cab
Niae:Hr* S
Lewis, J H, carp
LewiF John W
cor Ularke '
Lewis, Samuel -a
ville, Craigflow
Lewis. Thomas,^
shirp rd
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I^wistcm, David,
175 Douglas
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VIOTOBIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
323
Lettice, Wm H, book-keeper, R Let-
tice, res 68 Kane
I-«Vatte, Frederick Wm, ink maker,
res 61 Qaadra
Levene, Mrs Margaret, widow, res
231 Yates
Levi, H £, picture framer, etc, 63
Broad
Levi, Robert, tailor, res 42 Herald
Levine, Mrs, widow, res 130 Quadra
Levin, Hyman A, police sergeant, res
New York hotel
Levy, Barney, cigar maker, res 63
Frederick
Levy, Mrs B, res 120 Vancouver
Levy, Chadler, painter, res 113 Blan-
chard
Levy, Edward, waiter New England
hotel, res Colonial Metropole
Levy, Henry E, gentleman, res 40
Work
Levy, Joe, oyster 'and chop house, 124
Government, res 33 Frederick
Levy, Josh, cigar maker, res 8 North
Le\'y, Joseph Lewis, cigar mfg, res
120 Vancouver
Levy, Sam, salesman A A Aaronson,
res 75-79 Johnson
Lewis. Aaron, tinsmith, 44 Yates, res
32 Humboldt
Lewis, Lewis, stove and tinware
mcht, 44 Yates, res 68 View
Lewis Edward A, painter, res 29
Pioneer
Lewis, Edward S, drayman, res 29
Pioneer
Lewis, Greorge, steamboat fireman,
res 108 Johnson
Lewis, Herbert George, shipping
master, Broughton, res 114 Belle-
ville
Lewis, John, cabinet maker, res 60
Niagara S
Lewis, J H, carpt, J P Burgess
Lewis John W, carpt, res Taunton,
cor 'Jlarke
Lewis. Samuel, sawmill hand, res Col-
ville, Oraigflower rd
Lewis, Thomas, carpenter, res Devon-
shire rd
Lewis, T W, book-keeper, res Empire
hotel
Ijewiston, David, labr, res 6 cabin,
176 Douglas
Lewtas, Richard, fruit dealer, res
Foul bav rd
Liddell, Mrs, res 69 Kane
Liddel, Mrs H, res 1 CoUinson
Liddell, Robt, Prov jailer, res Saanich
rd
Liddell, Thomas, driver, H Saunders
res Second
Lilley, Herbert A, candy manufac-
turer and fruit dealer, 106 Douglas
Lim Sam & Co, general merchandise,
137 Government
Lince, Edmund, carpt, 57}4 St Law-
rence W
Lincoln, Henry Geo, clerk, Waitt's
music store, res 181 Fort
Lindell, Asgeer, labr, res 14 Ridge rd
Lindley & Foster, taxidermists, 7 Or-
iental alley
Lindley, Wm, (Lindley & Foster), res
164 Pandora
Lindsay, Albert, cashier, Messrs.
Dunsmuir, res 14 Y^oung E
Lindsay, David, dry goods merchant,
33 Store
Lindsay, F W, teamster, res 56 Third
Lindsay, Geo, sr, contractor, res 66
Third
Lindsay, JackH, bartender, Teutonic
saloon
Lindsay, James A, clerk. Union Col-
iery office, res 2 Broughton
Lines, Edward, scavenger, res 222
Yates
Linney, W E, machinist, res 10 Hill-
side ave
Lip Kee, general merchant, 6 Cor-
morant
Lipscombe, Rev E, clerk in Holy
Orders, res 73 Discovery
Lismore, Joseph, storekeeper, E.& N
Ry, Springfield ave, Vic W
Lissett, James, painter, res 5^ Michi-
gan b
Lister, John, stair builder, resTolmie
ave, Saanich rd E
Litchfield, H O, salesman, Robert
Jamieson, reslSl Fort
Little, Miss Clara, emp M R Smith
& Co. res 195 Chatham
Little, David, inmate Home for Aged
and Infirm
Little, John, labr, res 195 Chatham
Liverpool Bakery, H C Lucas,
prop, 37 Pandora, see advt p 256
Liveroool and London and
OlODO Ins Co, Ltd, Hall, Goepel
& Co, 100 Government, and Lee &
Fraser, 11 Trounce ave, agents
Livingston, Robt, labr B. C. Dye
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Lloyd's Agrenoy, R P Bithet &
Co, agta. 61-63 Wharf
Uoyd 8 Assooiation (Marine),
of London, Eng, Hall, Goepel &
Co, agts, 100 Government
Lloyd, William, carpenter, res Boles-
kyne rd
Loat, Mrs C, widow, res 61 North
Park
Loburner, Louis, barber, res 5 Re-
becca
Locke, L P, master mariner, 57)^ Su-
perior
Leomans, A F, artist, res 19 South
Turner E
Loewenbergr, Carl, Imperial Ger-
man Consul, 83 Wharf, res 23 Bur-
dette ave
Loewen, Joa, brewer, res Gorge rd N
Logan, Geo, trader Barclay Sound,
res 99 Kingston N
Logan, Hugh, elk Robt Ward & Co,
res Esquimau
Lohbrunner, Max, carpenter, res 39
Caledonia ave
London Assoranoe Corpora-
tion, Robt Ward & Co, agents,
Temple blk. Fort
London Boot and Shoe House, James
Muynard, prop, 119 Douglas
London House, gents' furnishings,
H Rutland & Co, props, 47 Johnson
London and Lanoashire Fire
Ins Co, Robt Ward & Co, agents,
Temple blk, Fort
London Sc Provinoial Marine
Ins Co, Robt Ward & Co, agents,
Temple blk. Fort
London Saloon, C F Jackson, mgr,
cor Broad and Johnson
Long, David, res 58 South rd
Longnest, Chas, jeweler, res 121 Su-
perior
Lombard, Charles, music dealer, res
56 Collinson
Lombard, C A & Co, musical ware-
house, 61 Government
Lombard, C A, (Lombard, C A «Sc Co)
res 66 Collinson
Look Den, tailor, 24 Cormorant
Lootens, Rt Rev R. C. Bishop, res 4
Vancouver
Lome Restaurant, Geo Grossman,
prop, 28 Johnson
Loring, Samuel, artist, res 109 Pan-
dora
Lorimer, Wm, patternmaker, res 101
Toronto N
Lorimer, W A, porter Turner, Beetou
& Co, res 101 Toronto
Lory, James, B.C. Soap Works, 114
North Chatham
Losee, R B, salesman Lenz & Leiser,
res 28 Bellot
Lovell, John V, res 180 View
Lowe, Chas, entry clerk B.C. Cattle
Co, res 131 Quadra
Lowe, Chas P, traveler Allice & Ault,
res Doane blk, Douglas
Lowe, George, clerk J Earsman & Co,
res 137 Fort
Lowe, Skene, photographer, 63 Gov-
ernment, res 45 Carr W
Lowe, Skene (Pennock & Lowe),
watch maker and jeweller
Lowe, Wm, cashier B.C. Cattle Co,
97 Government, res 131 Quadra
Lowe, Mrs W H, widow, res 131
Quadra
Lowe, W S B, accountant, res 131
Quadra
Lowell, Henry R, furniture dealer,
77-79 Douglas
Lowell, Harry Douglas, furniture
dealer, res 74 Mears
Lowenberg, Harris & Co, real
estate and financial agents, 41 Gov-
ernment
Lowry, J D, carpenter, res Dominion
hotel
Lnbbe, T, exporter of raw furs, 77-
79 Wharf, res IU3 Quadra
Lucas, Alex, teamster, res 13 Pioneer
Lucas, Harry Charles, prop
Liverpool Bakery, 37 Pandora, (see
advt, p. 325)
Lucas, John, steward Driard hotel,
res 13 Pioneer
Lucas, Miss M, chambermaid Hotel
Victoria
Lucas, Oscar, reporter Colonist, res
13 Pioneer
Lucas, Wm J, teamster, res Tolmie
ave, Saanich rd E
Lucas, William, res 13 Pioneer
Luker, \\illiam, res 52 South rd
Lukes, John, salesman,White House,
• res 25 Fern wood rd
Lukov, J, the People's Clothing
House, cor Store and Johnson, res
54 Pandora
Lumlev, William, bartender, Albion
hotel
Lund, George, engr fire dept, res 71
Yates
Luney, C, apprentice,reB 261 Douglas
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flulUnlA IKAIIdrCII UU>| LIU. Wagona and carriages meet an Boats and Trains.
81 and 83 Bronshton Street, Victoria, B. C. Tel. 189.
VICTORIA CITY DIRKCTOBY.
325
261
Luney, Miss N, milliner, res 261
Douglas
Luney, Mrs W, res 261 Douglas
Luney, Wm A, bricklayer, res
Douglas
Luney, V/illiam Henry, bricklayer
and conlractor, res 263 Douglas
Lundquist, Carl T H, watchmaker,
res 37 Fort
Luscombe, Thomas, gardener, res
Carey rd W
Lusse, John, fmr, Vining
Luxton, A P, attorney, 47 Langley,
res Wilson blk
Lyall, George, car foreman, res 10
Amelia
Lynch, J as A, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Lynn, AuKU8tus,watchman, res Head
Lyon, Jas, boiler mkr, A.I.W, res
"cor Edmonton rd and Cedar Hill rd
Lyons, Mrs Phoebe, res 64 Pandora
M
Maas, Leonard, machst, Sehl, Hastie
& Erskine, res 1 Montreal W
Mable, William, carriage builder, 115
Johnson, res Russel
Macabe, Tfi, supt job and lithograph
deptmnt. The Colonist P. &. P. Co,
res I'i Quebec
Macauley, George, clerk. Telegraph
hotel
Macaulay, H C, acct, Wilson Bros,
res fiockland ave
Macaulav, W J, res Rockland ave
Macbeath, Duncan G, forem.in Vic
Planing Mills
McBrady, D, clerk Land Registry, res
78 Princess ave
Macdonald, A D, student-at-law, res
"Armadale," Niagara S
Maodonald, C N, acct, Dept Pub-
lic Works, Canada, room 22, Five
Sisters' blk, res 142 Catherine
Macdonald, Edward, sealer, res 26
Quebec
Macdonald, R J, Lieut R.A, res "Ar-
madale," Niagara
Maodonald. W J, Senator, res
"Armadale,*' Niagara
Macdonald, W B, Lieut R.N, "Ar-
madale," Niagara
MacDougall, Alfred, mariner, res 69
King's rd cor Second
Macintosh, W R, dry goods store, 225
Cook cor N Park, res 205 Cook
Mackintosh, A D, foreman lumber
yard. Rock bay, res 45 Hillside ave
Mackintosh. Mrs C E, res 45 Hill-
side ave
Mackay, A E, C.E. and Prov land
surveyor, res 126 Belleville N
Mackay, Donald, book-keeper,O.P.N.
Co, 64 Wharf, res 25 Quebec
Mackay, Wm, watchman, C.P.N. Co,
res 29 Market
Mackenzie, Alex, carpt, res Milne
Mackenzie, Charles, carpt, res Leigh-
ton rd
.Vlackenzie, Chas, coachman, B W
Pearse, Fernwood
Mackenzie, J R K, clerk. Bank B.C,
res "Hermitage," Moss
Mackenzie, W G, manuf agent, over
Spencer's Arcade
Mackie, C, conapositor, Colonist
Mackie, John R, engraver, 52 Five
Sisters' blk, res 18 Toronto
Mackov, W J, salesman, Caton, J A
T & 'Co, res 25 Quebec
Maolaughlin, J H, mgr Dominion
Savings Bank,' res 59 Fernwood rd
Maclaughlin, Wm B, clerk Indian
Office, res 59 Fernwood rd
Macleod, A, cellarman H.B. Co,
C.P.N. Wharf
Maclure, F S, the Westside, 70 Gov
ernment, res Beacon
Maclure, J C, secy R Ward & Co, res
Beacon
Maclure, Samuel, architect, rm 23
Five Sisters' blk, res Beacon 8t,Bea-
con hill
Macmillan, Alexander, res 12 Stanley
ave
Macmillan, John, pattern maker,
res Richmond ave
Macmillan, Miss Margaret, matron
Prov Royal Jubilee Hospital
MacMuUen, Edward, plasterer, res
Craigflower rd
MacMunn, Chas, photographer, res
94 Oswego E
MacMunn, Chas, operator Telephone
Company, res cor Oswego and
James
Macnaughton, AE, agent Jas John-
son & Co, Montreal, 6 Oriental
alley, res 8C Quebec
Macrae, Farqului;-, police magistrate,
res 106K Dallas rd N
Macrae, L, reporter Colonist
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBCTORY.
MacRae, Rev D, pastor St Paul's
Church, Victoria West, res 57
King's rd
Macrae, Ronalcl, fmr, res Twin
Oak farm, Cedar Hill rd
Madden, Edward, machinist, res 119
Chatham
Madden,Jeremiah, machinist A.I. W.,
res 119 Chatham
Madden, Joseph, moulder A.I.W.,
res 119 Chatham
Madden, L, res Brunswick hotel
Madden, Theodore, hotel porter, res
105 Niagara N
Madigan, Beni, engineer, res 42
Work
Magirl, C J, machinist V.I.W., res
Henry
Magnesen, Alfred, clerk T Earle, res
81 Carr W
Magneson, L, captain schooner, res
Rock bay hotel
Mahle, Mips Jennie, waitress, Rock
bay hotel
Main, Thos, carpenter, res 46 First
Maidment, George, contractor and
builder, res 60 CoUinson
Maidmont, Chas, porter Dallas hotel,
res Dallas rd N
Malauski, Alexander, baker, res 219
Cook
Malcolm, Campbell, hostler Victoria
Transfer Co, res 160 Chatham
Malcolm, John, bricklayer, res 160
Chatham
Maiing, W, driver Victoria Transfer
Co
Mallaby, Robt, carriage builder, 109
Johnson
Mallander, Wm, bartender Adelphi
sample rooms, res 134 Cormorant
Mallandaine, Edwd, ir, architect, res
19 Simcoe N
Mallandaine, Fredk, clerk Land Reg-
istry, res 19 Simcoe N
Mallandaine, M E, architect, 54
Government, res 19 Simcoe
Mallery, Oeorgre T, mgr Central
Drug Store, res « North Park
Mallett, Alfred J, plumber, res 39
First
Mallett, Miss Ada, dressmaker Spen-
cer's Arcade, res 39 First
Mallett, Arthur E, elk R G Dun &
Co, res 31 First
Mallett, James, moulder, res 39 First
Mallett, Miss Martha, clerk Dun,
Wiman & Co, res 39 First
Malpas, Abitha, clerk postofBce, res
39 David
Manchester House, T Haughton
prop, 88 Yates
Mann, James, bricklayer, res 9 Rae
Mann, James, (Muirhead & Mann)
sash and door manf , res 33 Bridge
Mansell, Mrs A G, res 24 Princess,
James Bay
Mansell, A P, H Mansell, 96 Gov-
ernment, res 96 Pandora
Mansell, Henry, L«oots and shoes, 96
Government, res 96 Pandora
Mansell, Herbert, driver F Carne,
Douglas
Mansell, James, labr, Esquimau,
Victoria W
Mansell, J H, elk H Manael < , res 96
Pandora
Manson, John, butcher R Parter &
Sons, res 111 Blanchard
Manson, John D, fmr, res 63 Third
Manton, James, lather, res Laus-
downe rd
Manton, Joseph, shoemaker, Lans-
downe rd
Manton, Joseph, shoemaker, 97 Yates
Marbeonf, Louis, prop Poodle
Dog restaurant, 49-51 Yates
March, James, miller Vic Rice and
Flour Mills, res Old Esquimalt rd
Marchant, Wm, agent, res Haugh-
ton
Marchant, W P, elk T N Hibben &
Co, res "Clifton House," Spring
Ridge
Marden, H H, master mariner, res 106
Dallas rd
Margetts, Robt Wm, hack proprietor,
29 Kane
Maritime Insurance Co, Ltd,(marine)
R P Rithet & Co
Market Exchange Hotel, Joseph T
Pierce, prop, res 99 Fort
Market, Joseph, plumber, res 28 Far-
quhar
Marks, Jas, res 24 Harbor cottages,
Store
Marks, Louis, elk Marvin & Tilton,
res 121 Toronto
Marks, Morris, clothing and gent's
furnishings, 8 Store, res 117 view
Marquis, H G, acct. Bank B.N.A, res
42 Simcoe
Marr, Harry, genl storekeeper, res 43
Humboldt
Marrion, Arthur, plumber, res Mills,
Foul bay
Clareno
j Marris, Herbi
I res 16 Parry
Marsden, Geo
Marsden, Lan
Clarence hoi
Marsh, Harry,
Bros, res Br
Marsh, John,
res 127>^ Jol
Marshall & Co
59 Broad
Marshall, Chat
Marshall, Fran
hotel
Marshall, Paul
house, 5 Gon
Marshall, Mrs,
Marshall, Mrs
90 View
Marshall, Robt
Marshall Willia
I ^Esquimau rd
Marshall, W
Fort
Marshall. Wm '
chard house, i
Marston, Chark
James N 1
Ma.'tin, — , gum
Martin & Rob
brokers and
tion square
Martin, Andrew
hotel
Martin, Andrew
chant, 53>^
beeS
Martin, Mis __
tage. Frederic!
Martin, George
Blanchard
Martin, George
Yates
Martin, H J, sal
Co, res 13 Sim
Martin, H W, w
Martin, John, li
25 Kane
Martin. Joseph,
Martin, J A, elk
res 16 Young
Martin, Robert
Grimms, res 1
Martin, Samuel
Martin, Solomon
14, Johnson
Martin, Thos, en
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TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. S3 STORE STREET. VICTORIA, B. C.
Guides fnmiabed to tonrtst*. All kind*
Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice
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PrescriDtioQS Prepareil ta PURE DRUGS ONLY at tlie Central Ms, Store
Clarence Block, Corner Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
VICTORIA CITY DIBSCTORY.
327
Marris, Herbert, clerk, Brown Bros,
res 16 Parry
Marsden, Geo, res 1 William
Marsden, Landrey, hack driver, res
Clarence hotel, 79!.^ Douglas
Marsh, Harry, cabinet maker, Weiler
Bros, res Brunswick hotel
Marsh, John, stableman. Bowman's
res 127)^ Johnson
Marshall & Co, Domestic bakery, res
59 Broad
Marshall, Chas, res 37 Fernwood rd
Marshall, Frank, clerk, res Dominion
hotel
Marshall, Paul Harry, prop, Douglas
house, 5 Gordon
Marshall, Mrs, res Dominion hotel
Marshall, Mrs Margt, dresamakr, res
90 View
Marshall, Robt, baker, res 69 Broad
Marshall William, labr, res Stanley,
Esquimalt rd
Marshall, W Rich, arcliitect, 44
Fort
MarHhall, Wm Thos, bartender Prit-
chard house, res 69 View
Marston, Charles, hack owner, res 1
James N
Martin, — , gunsmith, 54 Johnson
Martin & Robertson, commission
brokers and general agents, K Bas-
tion square
Martin, Andrew, labr, res Dominion
hotel
Martin, Andrew C, commission mer-
chant, 53)^ Johnson, res 88 Que-
bec 8
Martin, Mis Elizabeth, Grove Cot-
tage, Frederick , Vic W
Martin, George, engineer, res •.45
Blanchard
Martin, George, book-keeper, res 98
Yates
Martin, H J, salesman R P Rithet &
Co, res 13 Simcoe
Martin, H W, waiter, res 50 Amelia
Martin, John, lieutenant R. N., res
25 Kane
Martin, Joseph, labr, Dallas rd
Martini J A, elk Lowenberg & Harris,
res 16 Young
Martin, Robert, blacksmith Wm
Grimms, res 127 Michigan
Martin, Samuel B, res Andrew, Vic
W
Martin, Solomon, mariner, res cabin
14, Johnson
Martin, Thos, engr, 165 Johnson
Martin, Walter, bartender Germania
saloon, res California hotel
Martin, William, bricklayer, res
Bridge
Marumamm, Charles, carpenter, res
6 Edmonton, rd
Marvin & Tilton, hardware merchts,
67-69 Wharf
Marvin, £ B & Co, ship chandlers, 74
Wharf
Marvin, E B, (E B Marvin «St Co) 74
Wharf, res 34 Cadboro bay rd
Marvin, W T, elk (Marvin & Tilton),
res 138 Cadboro bay rd
Mar wick, Robt, miller Brackman &
Ker, res 32 Quebec S
Marymont, I\, elk, J Marymont res
175 Vancouver
Marymont. J, the New York Cloth-
ing and Furnishing House, 89 Gov-
ernment, res 175 Vancouver
Maslen, Wm J, gentleman, res 12
North rd
Mason, C Dubois, barrister and
solicitor. Five Sisters' blk, res
Amphion
Masonic Hall, 132 Douglas
Mason, H Geo, elk W H Mason res
18 Young
Mason, Henry S, B. C. Land and
Investment Co, Ltd, 40 Govern-
ment, res 5 Birdcage Walk
Mason, Benry, jr, res 5 Birdcage
Walk
Mason, J H, 3rd guard, Provincial
Gaol
Mason, John, night watchman, res
Craigflower rd
Mason, John, clerk, Sehl-Hastie-Er-
skine Co, res Vic W
Mason, Robt, teamster. Jubilee ave
Mason, T G, agent, Gault Bros & Co,
Montreal, 18 Broad, res 33Carr
Mason,. W H, notary publicand com-
mission agent, 22)^ Trounce ave,
res 18 Young
Matander, W, res 134 Cormorant
Maternity Home, Mrs Brown, matron
10 Blanchard
Mates, Sophie, domestic, "Ethe-
wold," Cook
Matheson, O C, carpenter, res 33
Third
Mathison, Carl, clerk, res Vancouver
house
Mathews, O F, vice pres, E G
Prior & Co, Ltd, 123 Government,
res 308 Dallas rd
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Mather, Bichard, steamboat emp, res
Topaz ave
Mather, Walter, painter, res Com-
mercial hotel
Matson, M M, carpenter, res Adelaide
Matsqni Landf Co, A W More &
Co, agents, 70 Douglas
Matthews, Mrs A, widow, res 175
Montreal W
Matthews Miss Jane, dressmaker, res
116 North Chatham
Matthe«vs, John, res 337 Johnson
Matthews, Miss Laura A, milliner,
res 116 North Chatham
Matthews, Eobt James, tailor, res 101
Douglas
Matthews, J P, grocer, res 82 Niagara
Matthews, Richards|& Tye, hardware,
iron and steel merchants, 32-34
Yates
Matthews, Robt Jas, tailor, 101 Doug-
las, res 148 Johnson
Matthews, S E, carpt, res 116 North
Chatham
Matthews, Thos H, carpenter, res 116
North Chatham, Spring Ridge
Matthews, Thos, city water works,
res 89 North Park
Maxwell, Miss Jane, domestic, res
Vienna restaurant
May, Ting, Chinese merchandise, 172
Government
Mays, Thomas, labr, res Bean
Mayard, Joseph, fmr, res Cadboro
bay rd
Mayiiard, Albert H, ragr R Maynard,
41 Pandora, res 100 John
Maynard, Chas, carpt, res 372 John-
sou
Maynard, Fredk G, clerk, 85 Douglas
res 85 Burnside rd
Maynard, Geo H, boot and shoe deal-
er, 85 Douglas, res 85 Burnside rd
Maynard, H, driver, V.P.B. Co, res
Second '
Maynard, James, boot and shoe deal-
er, 119 Douglas
Maynai-d, Mias Laura, clerk, 85 Doug-
las, res 85 Burnside rd
Maynard, Richard, boot and shoe
findings an<l photographic supplies
41 Pandora
Maynard, Mrs R, photographer, 41}^
Pandora
Maynard, Wm Jas, apprentice, Geo
Maynard, res 86 Burnside rd
Maynard, Wm, driver, Vic Brewing
Cfo, res 7 Hill
Mavo, Nath C, contractor, res 29
Elizabeth
McAdam, Miss M, tailoress, res 52
Menzies
McAffee, Andrew, warehouseman, H.
B. Co wharf, res Brunswick
McAfee, Andrew, labr, res cabin, 171
Johnson
McAfee. Archibald, warehouseman,
H.B. Co, cabin, 171 Johnson
McAfee, Miss Maggie, waitress. Hotel
Brunswick
MoAlister, John, (Harrison &Mc-
Alister), 67-69 Johnson
McAra, P, driver Phillips Bros, res
Western hotel
McArthur, A, machinist, V.I. Wks,
res Tolmie ave
McArthur, Miss Bella, dressmkr, res
56 Quadra
McArtnur, Dougal, teamster, Victoria
Truck and Dray Co, res 3' Rae
McArthur, James, marine tngr, res
56 John
McArthur, Neill, prospector, res Do-
minion hotel
McArthur, Wm, stableman, 103 For-
McArthur, William, caretaker James
B'y Athletic Club, res 4 Jackson ave
McAvoy, William P, labr,resl cabin,
Johnson
McBeath, Duncan, carpt, res Robert
cor Andrew, Vic W
McBrady, Daniel, Land Registry of-
fice, res 182 Fort
McBride, Joseph, assistn't grocer, res
Springfield ave, Vic W
McBrien, J, ^rivor, Hy Saunders, res
Springfield ave
MoBurnie, Robert, carpt, res Craig-
flower rd
McCabe, Geo, miner, res Dominion
hotel
McCahill, Michael, wharfin'r, Spratt's
wharf, res 80 Store
McCallum, Donald, retired, res 60
Fort
McCallum, John, merchant tailor, res
42 Broad
McCandless Alex, (Gilmore & Mc-
Candless), clothier, res 9 Queen's
ave
McCandless, G, salesman, Gilmore &
McCandless, res 15 EUice
McCandless, H, book-kpr, Gilmore &
McCandless, res 15 EUice
McCandlish, Miss, res 63 Superior
cCann, Oeo, (
Renfrew) B.C.
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cCarter. Wm. Ti
k320 Government
cCarty, John, sea{
hotel
yicCarthy, John, dij
ston
McCarthy, Michael,!
farm, Burnside crj
McCartney, Francis
Johnson
^cCaskell, Alex, ca
Tolmie rd W
yicCaskill, Cathel, li
Johnson
VIcCauley, D G, mas
Brunswick hotel
McCuUough, Allan,
Co, 88 Douglas, ret
VIcClnre, R D, joine
Anderson, les Spri
VlcCluskey, Chas
saloon, cor Johns<
res 286 Johnson
klcCluskey, Chas B,
Cluskeyj, 96 Dou;
son, res 286 Johnso
tfcConnan, Mrs,
Michigan S
^cConnan, Douglas,
Savings Bank, res ]
tfcConnan, Edward,
Robertson, res 120 ]
tfcConnan, Gordon, i
& Co, res 120 Michi
^IcConnan, Walter, (
ist, res 120 Michiga
^IcCondel Thomas,
Rupert
McConnell, Jacob, ]
res 46 Third
McConnell, Jas, fmr,
rdW
HcConnell, John P, v
46 Third
yicConnell, J P, Weil
56 Humboldt
ifcOonmll, T P, elk {
88 Michigan
fcOonnell, Mrs J W
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ifoCorkftll, Jamec, n
6t Broad, res Sprini
AoOorlull, J, tailor,
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ioCann, Geo, (Hearn, McCann &
Renfrew) B.C. Dye Works, rea 129
Fisguard [see advt daasified Busi-
ness Directory.)
McOarter. Wm, Taylor Mill Co, rea
k320 Government
cCarty, John, sealer, rea Vancouver
hotel
McCarthy, John, diver, rea 100 King-
aton
yicCarthy, Michael, fmr rea "Tara"
farm, Burnside crosa rd
McCartney, Francis, labr, rea 8 cabin,
Johnson
McCaskell, Alex, carpt, res Pear, Mt
Tolmie rd VV
McCaskill, Cathel, labr, rea 18 cabin,
Johnson
VIcCauley, D G, master mariner, rea
Brunswick hotel
HcCuUough, Allan, Verbiest, P M, &
Co, 88 Douglas, res Pandora
VIcClure, R D, joiner, McKillican &
Anderson, les Spring Ridge
McCluskey, Chas V, prop Re^jent
saloon, cor Johnson and Douglas,
res 286 Johnson
HcCluskey, Chas B, (Switzer & Mc-
Cluakey;, 96 Douglaa cor John-
aon, rea 286 Johnson
tfcConnan, Mrs, widow, res 120
Michigan S
McConnan, Douglas, acct Dominion
Savings Bank, res 120 Michigan
fIcConnan, Edward, clerk Martin &
Robertson, rea 120 Michigan S
^IcConnan, Gordon, elk Robt Ward
& Co, rea 120 Michigan S
tfcConnan, Walter, collector Colon-
iat, res 120 Michigan S
McCondel Thomas, labr, res 15
Rupert
McConnell, Jacob, postoffice clerk,
res 46 Third
McConnell, Jaa, fmr, Gordon Head
rdW
McConnell, John P, wood turner, res
46 Third
McConnell, J P, WeilerBros' factory,
L65 Humboldt
oOonnell, T P, elk 65 Johnson, res
88 Michigan
fcOonnall, Mrs J W, res 38 Michi-
ifeCmrkdli, Jamee, merchant tailor,
Broad, res Spring Ridge
foOorkall, J, tailor, res 26 Sayward
McCormac, Charles, letter carrier,
rea 53 South rd
McCormick, Wm E, aalesman J Sehl,
rea 182 Fort
McCormick, rea 209 Fort
McCoskrie, Capt E, master mariner,
res 45 Montreal W
McCoskrie, Wm, fireman, res 45
Montreal
McCoy, A, plumber, rea Brunswick
hotel
McCoy, Alfred, horaeahoer, W C
Bryan, res 157 Johnson
McCrae, Daniel S, stonecutter, rea
137 Fort,
McCrae, Geo, dairyman, Victoria
dairy, Oaklanda, Cedar Hill rd
McCrae, Jamea, seal hunter, res 109
Pandora
McCreadie, Andrew, carpenter, res
131 Cormorant
McCrady, Fr^nk W, engineer str
Rainbow, rea 47 Queen's ave
McCrady, M C, supt N. E. T. & L. Co
McCrimmon, Archibald, carpenter,
res 63 Pandora
McCrimmon, Alex, steam laundry,
rea 205 Johnaon
McCrimmon, Mrs A, ladies' nurae,
res 63 Pandora
McCrimmon. Duncan R, machine
ironer, Victoria Steam Laundry
1(2 Yates
McCrimmon, D, contractor, rea 170
Cadboro bay rd
McCuiah, Dan, sealer, res Vancouver
hotel
McCuUin, — , merchant tailor, res
78 Pandora
McCulloch, G A, prop candy store,
30 Government, res 125 Michigan
McCulloch, Harry, labr rea Commer-
cial hotel
McCulloch, Miss N G, stenographer
Ames Holden Co, Ltd, res 20 Cad-
boro bay rd
McCulloch, Wm F, assayer, rea 20
Cadboro bay rd
McCulloch, Capt W, rea 125 Michigan
McCurrach, John, tailor, res 69
Chambers
McCurrach, Wm, horseshoer and
farrier, 107 Johnsoa, res 59 Cham-
bers
McCurrich, G, tailor Walter D Kiu-
naird, res 69 Chambers
McDermott, Alex, stevedore, res 20
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McDermid, H C, elk P McQuade &
Son, rea Queeii'a ave
McDermiad, Miss, milliner Manches-
ter House, 88 Yates
McDonald, — , expressman, res Moss
McDonald, — , res 31 Blanchard
McDonald, Alex, prop Windsor hotel,
23 Government
McDonald, Alex C, bricklayer, res
182 Fort
McDonald, Miss V, rea 182 Fort
McDonald, Miss A, res 182 Fort
McDonald, Alex, res 182 Fort
McDonald, ^neasP, tobacconist, 165
Johnson
McDonald, Albert, tramway motor-
neer, res 69 Quadra
McDonald, A, labr, res 63 King's rd
McDonald, Alex C, ship builder, res
Springfield ave, Vic W
McDonald, Mrs Alex, tailoress D
Campbell & Co, res 52 Quadra
McDonald, A R, prop Western
hotel, 84 Store
McDonald, Angus, sealer, res Do-
minion hotel
McDonald, Allan, machinist, rea
Western hotel
McDonald, Donald, blksmith. Front,
Vic W
McDonald, David, carpenter, Mary,
VicW
McDonald, H F, carpenter, res Milne
McDonald, Daniel, labr, res Belton
ave
McDonald, Duncan, carpenter, res
Belton ave
McDonald, Dan, carpenter, rea 95
Herald
McDonald, Edward, garbage scow
superintendent. Porter's wharf
McDonald, John D, labr, res 6 La-
bouchere
McDonald, J, carpenter, res Empire
hotel
McDonald, John, prop Royal saloon,
53 Douglas
McDonald, John T, grocer, Oak bay
ave and Cadboro bay rd junction
McDonald John M, labr, res Taunton
McDonald, Jas, furnaceman A. I. W.,
res Vancouver hotel
McDonald, John, police ofiBcer, res
Tennyson rd
McDonald, John, carpenter, res cabin
22, Johnson
McDonald, Joseph, elk Land Registry
office, res 12 Rendall
McDonald, Murdock, marine diver,
res 88 View
McDonald, Miss K, tailoress J C
Leask, res 82 Kane
McDonald, Miss J, operator Telephone
Company, res Springfield ave, Vic
W
McDonald, Peter, tobacco and cigar
store, res 50 Yates
McDonald, Patrick, hackman, res 96
North Park
McDonald, Rory, caretaker St Louis
College Pandora avo
McDonald, H H, contractor, res 225
Pandora
McDonald, W, machiniat V.I.W.,
Windsor hotel
McDonell, Mrs R J, res 33 Birdcage
WalkW
McDougal, Alex Miller, shipper H
B. Co., rea 6 Blanchard
McDougall, A, elk H.B. Co., res
" Rockabella."
McDougall, Chas R, sealing cook,
res 97 View
McDougal, Dan, city fire brigade, res
97 Pandora
McDougall, Edwin, carpenter, Spring-
field ave, Vic W
McDougall, Mrs Sarah, rea "West
Villa," Langford, Victoria West
McDougal, , carpenter, res 90
Store
McDowell, Charles, moulder V.I.W.,
res 122 Chatham
McDowell, H P, compositor T
Rourke's, Williams' Bd((, rea 122
Chatham
McDowell, John 3, contractor, rea
122 Chatham
McDowell, Joaeph Alex, livery stable
prop, 4 Broad
McDowell, Thomaa A, boiler maker,
A.LW., res 122 Chatham
McDowell, Wm, res 94 Superior S
McEwen, Rev P H, pastor Emanuel
Baptist church, Spg Ridge, res Bel-
mont ave
McEachern, E, carpenter, rea 88
Pandora
McEachern, John, carpenter, rea 153
Superior
McEachern, W, carpenter, res 88
Pandora
McEachern, Wm, stonemason, res 7
Rebecca
McEachern, James, night watchman,
res Commercial hotel
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
331
McEbroy, Isaac M, Baleeman, 185
Douslas, res 20 King's rd
McFaclden, James, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm
McFariand, F L, clerk port steward's
office C.P.N, dock, res 42 Superior
McFariand, George, contractor, res
42 Superior S
McFarlane, Miss Mary, housekeeper,
238 Johnson
McFarlane, Mrs Elizabeth, res 189
Fort
McGibbon, Miss, milliner, White
House, res Balmoral hotel
McGill, A D, carpt, res 17 South rd
McGillivray, hostler, res Cloverdale
McGiUivray, Angus, teamster Vic
Truck and Dray Co, res 31 Kae
McGillivray, D, labr, res Commercial
hotel
McGraw, Fredk, carpt, res Niagara
McGraw, James, res Kendall
McGraw, John, engineer, res 64
South Pandora
McGraw, Luke, sealing mate, res 109
Pandora
McGrath, Matthew, sealer, res 45
Chatham
McGregor, Alex, blacksmith, res 27
Bay
McGregor, A G, book-keeper, Ames,
Holden Co, Ltd, res 95 Johnson
McGregor, A & Sons, hardware mer-
chants, 95 Johnson
McGregor, Alex, t^en blacksmith, 50
Johnson, res 27 Bay
McGregor, Arch, (A McGregor &
Sons), 95 Johnson, res Terrace ave
McGregor, C A, carpt, res 27 Eliza-
beth
McGregor, David, painter, res 26
Elizabeth
McGregor, George, engineer, res 94
Chatham
McGregor, Mrs H, boarding house,
res 85 Yates
MoOregror, Jas L.L.D, librarian,
res "Ivyholme," 59 McClure
McGregor, J Herrick, land surveyor,
res "Ivyholme," 59 McClure
McGregor, Mrs J H, midwife, res 137
Cormorant
McGregor (Jeeves & McGregor) brick-
yard and contractors, res Saanich
rd
McGregor, Knight & McKitrick, car-
riage makers and gen blksmiths,
50 Johnson
McGregor, Miss Laura, res 162 Pan-
dora
McGregor, Moses, contractor, res 103
North Park
McGregor, Miss M, res 59 North Park
McGregor, Wm H C, (A McGregor &
Sons) res Terrace ave
McGregor, W D, real estate and in-
surance, res Belcher ave
McGinnis, John, expressdriver, Vic
Trans Co
McGuire, H, designer, Sehl-Hastie-
Erskine, 90 Quebec S
Mclntyre. Hugh R, book-keeper. The
Tiroes P. and P. Company, res 15
George
Mclnnes, Angus, fmr, res Belcher
ave
Mclllwain, William, drayman, res 17
CoUinson
Mclnnes, John, expressman, res 10
Broughton
Molnnes, T R, senator, res 110
Michigan S
Mclnnes, T R E, barrister-at-law, res
110 Michigan S
Mclnnes, W W B, barrister-at-law,
res 110 Michigan S
Mcintosh, C, E. & N. Ry emp, res
Brunswick hotel
Molntosh, Daniel D, boatbuiider,
James bay boathouse, 2 Wharf
Mcintosh, £>avid, purser S.S. Joan,
res 6 Douglas
Mcintosh. David, steam laundry, res
162 Yates
Mcintosh, Fred, sealer, res 37 Vic-
toria Cres
Mcintosh, Mrs Helen, widow, res 6
Paikington
Mcintosh, James, clerk W Wilson &
Co, res 14 Mears
Molntosh, Stephen F, Rock bay
coal and wood yard, res 8 Bay
Mclntyre, John, shoemaker, 85
Douglas, res Vancouver hotel
McKay, Alex, Marshall & Co, bakery,
res 59 Broad
McKay, Arthur, plumi » r, res 70 Fort
McKay, Alex, baker, res 159 Chat-
ham
McKay, Miss Annie, res 43 Work
McKay, Charles, carriage painter,
115 iTohnson, res Russell, Vic West
McKay, Donald George, labr, res 43
Work
McKay, E B. draughtsman. Lands
and Worlds Dept, res 31 Rithet
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McKay, Gilbert, teamster, res 61
Henry
McKay, Cieo, plasterer, res Bruns-
wick hotel
McKay, Hu^h, house carpenter, res
43 Work
McKay, Mrs J G, res 44 Rae
McKay, Mrs Jennie, widow, res 43
Work
McKay, J G, policeman, res 62 North
Chatham
McKay, James, engineer, res 208
DouglHB
McKay, Mrs, tailoress Walter D Kin-
naird, res 46 Johnson
McKay, William, stonecutter, res 137
Fort
McKechnie, Dr L N, physician and
surgeon, res Fernwood rd, cor Cad-
boro bay rd
McKeil, Capt R, master mariner, res
85 Carr W
McKenelley, Thomas, carpenter, res
68 Fourth
McKenzie, clerk Robt H Jameson,
rts 33 Fort
McKenzie, Alexander, teamster, res
Montreal W
McKenzie, Alex, sealer, res 46 Chat-
ham
McKenzie, Charles, blacksmith, res
56 Fourth
McKenzie, C F, carpt, res Johnson
McKenzie, Donald, clerk J Hawkins,
res 56 Fort
McKenzie, James R, carriage builder,
res Old Egquimalt rd, cor Front,
Victoria W
McKenzie, John, saddler and har-
ness maker, 41 Pandora, res Milne
McKenzie, John L, electric light
emp, res Brunswick hotel
McKenzie, Miss K, dressmaker, res
Esquimau rd
McKenzie, Roderick, apprentice, J
Sears, 114 Yates
McKenzie, Robt, fmr. Swan lake
McKenzie, Wm F, carpt, res Bruns-
wick hotel
McKeown, Angus, supt,Ames Holden
Co, res 311 Yates cor Fernwood rd
Molteon, William, Oriental hotel,
Yates
MoKeon, Wm J, Oriental hotel,
res 63 Frederick
McKerlie John, engr, res Dallas rd
McKillican & Anderson, carpenters
and builders, res 2 Langley
McKillican, Henry A, asst W D Mc-
Killican, res 287 Yates
McKillican, William, (McKillican &
Anderson), 2 Langley, res 287 Yates
McKilligan, John B, financial agent,
72 Government, res 134 Richardson
McKinnan, Alex, ship carpt, res 100
Pandora
McKinnon, Alex, lighthouse keeper,
Beren's Island lighthouse, Victoria
harbor
McKinnon, Arthur, salesman, res 78
Yates
McKinnon, Malcolm, warehouseman,
res Brunswick hotel
McKinnan, Michael, warehouseman,
Simon Leiser & Co, res Brunswick
hotel
McKinnon, M, teacher, res 4 Cedar
Hill rd
McKinley, John, gentleman, res 41
Bridge
McKirdy, William, wood turner, res
104 View
McKittrick, Miss L, asst milliner, 61-
63 Fort
McKitrick, Wm, carriage builder, 60
Johnson, os 58 Quadra
McLachlan Bros, feed store, res 22
Yates
McLachlan, Danl, (McLachlan Bros),
22 Yates, res 18 St Lewis
McLachlan, Peter, teamster, Shawni-
gan Lake Lumber Co
McLachlan, Robt, (McLachlan Bros),
rea Orcas Inland
McLachlan, W O, bartender,Garrick's
Head saloon, res 97 Kingston
McLaughlin, Thos, (Dempster & Mc-
Laughlin), res Angel hotel
McLean, Mrs A, res 139 Cadboro
bay rd
McLean, Donald packer, customs ex-
amining warehouse, res 32 Ontario
McLean, Jno, blacksmith, 89 Wharf,
res 81 John
McLean, Laughlin, master mariner,
res 131 Fort
Central Ship Yard, Hope point
McLean, Peter A, foreman Rock Bay
Tannery, res 80 John
McLean, William, mineral water
bottler, res 83 John
McLean, Wm A, res 139 Cadboro
bay rd
McLearn, Frederick, painter, res
Langford
McLearn, Matthew, ship carpenter
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
833
McLeiali, James, boiler maker Spratt
& Gray's foundry
Mi'Leish, Henry, paint mnfr, Canada
Paint Co, res Ai% Rock bay ave
McLennan ft MoFeely, stove
dealers and house furnisherB, 134-
136 Government
McLellan, A J, res Gorge rd
McLellan, Daniel, res Pine
McLellan, Mrs E, furnished rooms,
Doane blk, 90 Douglas
McTjellan, Fred B, ship carpenter, res
233 Simcoe N
MoLennan, R P. (McLennan &
McFeely, res Gorge
McLeod, Angus, ship carpenter, res
249 Siincoe N
McLeod, Dougald, blacksmith 89
Wharf
McLeo<l, F A, res 179 Cook
McLeod, G W, railroad conductor, res
179 Cook
McLeod, Capt John, master mariner,
res 8 Kane
McLeod, J P, law student J P Walls,
res 98 Yates
McLeod, Norman, res 15 Bay
McLeod, Norman I jr, moulder A.I
W., res 15 Bay '
McLeod, Rev r McF, Presbyterian
minister, res Boyd E
McLeod, Roderick, moulder A.I.W.,
res 15 Bay
McLeod, Roderick, miner, res Van-
couver, hotel
McLeod, William, res 179 Cook
McMackenzie, Robt G, fmr, Lake
Hill farm
MoMiokiogr, R B, mgr Telephone
Co, 14 Trounce ave, res 102 Menzies
McMillan, Archie F, baker, res 273
Yates
McMillan, Bros, Grocers, 90 Douglas
McMillan Bros' bakery, 275 Yates
McMillan, Chas, rock driller, res Do-
minion hotel
McMillan, Donald, (McMillan Bros),
90 Douglas, res 220 View
McMillan, J, compositor Colonist
McMillan, J £, sheriff, res 138 Cor-
morant
McMillan, Mrs Mary, hair dresser,
res 47 Blanchard
McMillan, R H, compositor Colonist
McMillan, A F, (McMillan Bros) res
273 Yates
McMillen, R H, commn agent, Five
Sisters' block
McMullen, Wm, brickmaker, res 131
Douelas
McMullen, James H , brickmaker, re«
131 Douglas
McMumram, Francis, labr, res 2
cabin, Johnson
McMurrin, Miss Martha, ward maid
Royal Jubilee Hospital
McNair, Miss M, clerk Hibben &, Co,
res 18 King's rd
McNamara, Margt, nursery maid,
res 308 Dallas rd N
McNaughton, D W, les 34 Edmonton
McNaughton, £ D, detective, res 84
Edmonton rd
McNeil, Albert, New York restaurant
67-69 Yates
McNeill, Alfred, fmr. Shoal or Mc-
Neill's bay
McNeill, Angus, labr, res 11 Penwill
McNeill, Angus B, teacher Central
School, res cor Bod well and Stan-
ley ave
McNeill, Donald H, fmr. Shoal or
McNeill's bay
McNeill, Ed H, sealer, Shoal or Mc-
Neill's bay
McNeill, Edward, mariner, res New
York hotel
McNeil, John, sewer pipe layer, res
67 Quadra
McNeil, Louis, city fire brigade, res
87 Pandora
McNeil, Neil, book binder, R T Wil-
liams, res 11 Churchway
McNeil, Roderfck, driver, res 59
Broad
McNeill James A, cigar maker, res
Commercial hotel
McNeill, Jas Chas, printer, 11 Pen-
will
McNeill, J A, cigar maker, res Com-
mercial hotel
McNeill, John D, teamster, res 5
Penwill
McNeill, J M, fireman, res 12 Amelia
McNeill, J R, farmer, res 152 Pem-
broke
McNeill, Dr Mary, rms 4 and 21
Doane block, 90 Douglas
McNeill, Wm, Prov police officer, res
150 Chatham
McNiSe, Chas, res 35 Quebec N
McNiffe, W, grocer, res 35 Quebec N
McNiffe. Mrs W, widow, res 36 Que-
bec N
McNiven, Jas D, printer Colonist,
res 6 Douglas
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•rt • hotel res Dominion hotel
alTagg^rt. Miss LiUie, res Pomimon
MS?vi«h,MrsDA.reBlHeywood
McSv^Bh. Geo A nurseryman, res 11
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Meldram, John W , Roiic
I.W, res Saanich rd joi^Qson
. Brunswick hotel resTSPem-
Mellor.Byvon, carpenter, res /a
broke . . .._ -aa 76-78 Fort
Mellor, Frank, pai°**''!Si, R«l-
Sellor, F'tiT aJvemment. res
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ClArence Block, Cor. Yate* and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
835
MeuauKh, Robert, eriKineer, N.E.T
& L. Co, res 10 Bridge
Menut, Paul, clerk, Driard hotel
Menzel, Hana, bartender. Bank Ex-
change saloon
Menziea, Robert, watchman, Taylor
Mill Co, res Seventh
Mercer, Wm, wood turner, res cor
Gamma and Alpha
Merohants' Exchange, B. C.
Board of Trade building. Bastion
square
Meredith, Charles, tea merchant, res
Oadboro ba^v rd, cor Leighton rd
Merrill, F, tinner, McLennan & Mc-
Feely
Merrill, Joseph, photographer, res 66
Fort
Merriman, Peter, dairyman, Fairfield
dairy, res Cedar Hill rd E
Merriman, Wm, fmr, res Cedar Hill
rd
Merritt, Richard, plasterer, res Lang-
ford
Young, James, labr, res Langford,
VicW
Merry, Geo, labr, res 248 Simcoe S
Merryfleld, Jonathan, prop Tele-
graph hotel, rei 49 Store
Merymont, Louis, clerk, 152 Govern-
ment
Mesber, Arthur, carpt, res 74 Princess
ave
Mesher, Fred J, carpt, res 74 Prin-
cess ave
Mesher, George, contractor, res 60
Second
Mesher, George C, contractor, res 62
Second
Mesher, Miss Mary, dressmaker, r 42
Five Sisters' block
Messick, Nathan C, builder, res Old
Esquimau rd, Vic W
Meston, John, carriage builder and
blacksmith, 67-69 Broad, res 46
North Park
Methodist Church , Esquimalt at, cor
Catherine, Vic W
Meunier, Joseph, prop Prince of
Wales saloon, 166 Government, res
46 Frederick
Meuriset, Max, baker, res Dominion
hotel
Mewbnm, Wm B C. grocer, etc,
and postmaster, Lansdowne rd
Meyer, George, master mariner, res
63 Bridge
Meyer, Gapt Wm, master mariner,
res 108 Dallas rd N
Michel], Geo, asst salesman, E G
Prior & Co, res Michigan
Mickel, Mrs L A, widow, res Belcher
ave
Middleton, H B, labr, res 28 Eliza-
beth
Middleton, Keith John, treasurer
Nicholles & Renouf, res 16 Young
Mikeson, Andrew, labr, res Irma,
Burnside rd
Miles, George W, barber Geo Russell,
res 16 Stanley ave
Millard, A H, emp W S Chambers,
Gorge rd
Miller, Alex, baker New England
bakery, res Third, Work Estate
Miller, A J, steward Victoria Club,
res 6 Parry
Miller, David, book-keeper J H Todd
& Son, res 88 Quebec
Miller, Eugene P, printer, 77 John-
son, res Cedar Hill rd E
Miller, E, clerk, res 88 Quebec
Miller, Mrs Eliza, res "Norwood,"
Oak l>ay ave
Miller, George, grocer, Store, res 25
Kane
Miller, James, fmr. Strawberry Vale
{arm, Burnside rd
Miller, James, jeweller, res 7 Ava-
lon rd
Miller, John G, assistant surveyor,
Pemberton & Son, res Oak bay ave
Miller, Munroe, printer and book-
bindei', 77 Johnson, res Cedar Hill
Miller, William, confectioner, 105
Douglas
Miller, Wm, confectioner, res Van-
couver hotel
Millett, George, labr, res 6 McCIure
Milley, Jonathan, sealer, res Van-
couver hotel
Millington, Chas, blacksmith, res 42
Pandora
Millington, Ernest, hackdriver, res
42 Pandora
Millington, Miss E, dressmaker, res
42 Pandora
Millington, Mrs M E, furnished rms,
42 Pandora
Milligan, Thos, r.>al estate agent, res
Empire hotel
Milloy, G E, lather, res Jubilee ave
Mills, A E, res 76 Chambers
Mills, Frederick, stonemason, res 69
South rd
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Mills, Gabriel, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm
Mills, George W, barber Geo T Rus-
sell, res 16 Stanley ave
Mills, John, engineer, Navy Yard,
res 143 View
Mills, Wm George, butcher People's
Market, res 106 Fisguard
Mills, H E, clerk B AVilliams & Co,
res 76 Chambers
Mills, H E, apprentice B Williams &
Co
Mills, S Perry, barrister and solici-
tor, 46 Langley, res 99 Fern wood rd
Mills, Wm G, salesman, res 99 John-
son
Milne, Alex Roland, Collector of
Customs, res 17 Queen's ave
Milne, Dr O L, M.P.P., physician
and surgeon, 36 Douglas, res 100
Dallas rd
Milne, John D, boiler maker, res 84
Pembroke
Milton, William, coachman W C
Ward, "Highwood," Moss
Milton Lodge, No 311, Sons of St
George, 25 Bastion, St George's
hall
Mimmack, Frank, printer Colonist,
res "8 Niagara S
Minckler, Chas, hackdriver, res 28
Toronto S
Minty, Alexander, coachman Robert
Irving, "Gisburn," Belcher
Minty, William, contractor, res 25
Kane
Mitchel, Rt. bt, book-keeper ^ N Hib-
ben & Co, res 16 Putnam
Mitchell, A H, jeweler, res 158 Chat-
ham
Mitchell, Chas, plasterer, res 19
Third
Mitchell, Miss E, pressfeeder the
Colonist
Mitchell, George, elk T G Prior, res
Michigan S
Mitchell, George, packer Langley &
Co, res Mt Tolmie rd
Mitchell, Geo, res Richmond rd E
Mitchell, Harry, traveler J H Todd &
Son, res Wilson Hotel
Mitchell, James, manufacturers'
and merchants' agent, 100 Govern-
ment, res 28 Michigan S
Mitchell, John, butcher, 188 Pem-
broke
Mitchell, Miss Lottie, domestic 7
Richardson
Mitchell, Robert, emp Telephone Co,
res cor King's rd and Fourth
Mitchell, R, clerk, res 17 Putnam
Mitchell, T G, engineer str Premier,
res 69 Superior N
Mitchell, Thos R, painter, res 55 Mc-
Clure
Mitchell, Victor, commission mercht,
res 28 Michigan S
Mittalstate, Gustav, lab, res 23 Third
Mitten, Thomas, guard city lockup,
res 148 Fern wood rd
Moffatt, Adam P, clerk, res 94 N Park
Moffatt, Hamilton, res 158 Michigan S
Moffat, Thomas, builder, res 27 Hey-
wood ave E
Mohun, Ed, C.E., civil engineer, res
•'Rock Cottage," Belcher
Moir, Alexander, machinist, res 50
Henry
Moller, H G, Sayward's mill
Mongell, Angelo, labr, res 7 First
Mong Kow, L, Chinese interpreter,
H. M. Customs, res Cormorant
Monk, Edward, res 133 Fisguard
Monk, Mrs E, widow, nurse, res 9
Pioneer
Monk, J, barber, res 63 Herald
Monk.OacirJ, barber. Oriental alley,
res 57 Pandora
Munro, Miss A J, principal Work
Estate Ward School, res 118 Fis-
guard
Monro, Ernest, elk, Sehl, Hastie Co,
ren the Douglas house
Monroe, James, tinner, McLennan <&
McFeely, res 10 Rithet
Monro, R R, book-kpr, R P Rithet it
Co, res Stanley ave
Monro, Mrs I, res 118 Fisguard
Monteith, A T, acting secty B.C. Pot-
tery and Terra Cotta Co, Ltd, res 9
South Park
Monteith, Wm, insurance agent, 32>^
Fort, res Lampson
Montreal Clothing House, Alex Vye,
prop, 152 Government
Moody, F G, grocer, res 6 Amelia cor
Farquhar
Moody, Mrs Janet res 133 Johnson
Moody, Joshua, res 90 Pandora
Moody, S P, shipping clerk, Simon
Leiser & Co, res 133 Johison
Moody, Thoa C, res 197 Dougtab
Moody, T G, rea 86 Pandora
Moodyville Lands and Sawmill Co,
Ltd, R P Rithet & Co, agents, 61-63
Wharf
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Vioiioriai Transfer Oo^ Iilid* 9ateBan*itmieue,t1a*!^u,h.
21 and 23 Bronghton Street, Victoria. B. C. Tel. 129.
VICTORIA OITY DIRnCTOBY.
337
Morris, Alfred J, book-kpr, J Piercy
& Co, res Aneel hotel
Morris, E A, tobacconist, 72 Govern-
ment, res Balmoral hotel
Moore & Co, cliemists and drug-
gists, res 31 Yates
Moore, Benj Blair, poultry farmer,
Cedar Hill poultry yard. Cedar
Hil' rd E
Moore, Charles, teamster, res 39 Me-
Clure
Moore, Cbas, apprentice civil engi-
neering, res cor Clarke and Taunton
Moore, C F, gen merchant, res Clarke
cor Taunton
Moore, F, B.C. Chemical Works
Moore, Frank E, clerk, Robt Irving
«Sc Co, res cor Oak bay and Rich-
mond ave
Moore, H, sailmaker, res Occidental
Moore. John J, (Moore & Co), 31
Yates cor Langley, res 56 Langley
Moore, J W, purser str Premier, rea
14 Chambers
Moore, Mrs J W, res 68 Fourth
Moore, William, carpenter, res 196
Cook
Moore, Wm, master mariner, res 75
Blanchard
Morant, John, city labr, res 23 Eilice
Mordaunt, Harry, mariner, res New
York hotel
Mordaunt, Miss Nellie, housekeeper,
John Barnaley, Gorge rd
Morden, Roger R, printer, res Esqui-
malc rd
More, A W & Co, real estate, in-
surance, excliange and mortgage
brokers, notary public.and account-
ants, 70 Douglas
More, A W (A W More & Co) rea
112 Superiot
Morgan, Edward, ingr store and saw-
mill, res Humboldt
Morgan, Edwin J, clothier, res 10
Broad
Morgan, Walter, butcher, res Oak
bay ave
Morgan, Wm, longshoreman, res 3
cabin, Johnson
Morissey, Michael, gentleman. Cedar
Hill rd
Moriaon, Geo & Co, druggists, etc,
56 Government
Morita, K, mgr Japanese store, 150
Government, res Clarence hotel
Morkell, George H, accountant, Vic
Rice and Flour Mill, res 280 Yates
Morley, Mrs, widow, postoffice clerk,
res 52 Alfred
Morley, Chris, soda water manu-
facturer, 7 Waddington alley
Morley, HAS, Government Trea-
sury Dept, res 198 View
Morley, S F, student-at-law Alan S
Dumbleton, res 25 Parkington
Morphy, Geo A^ (Schultz & Mor-
phy) 49 Langley, res Wilson hotel
Morris, Amos, clerk Vic Transfer Co,
21-23 Broughton
Morris, Miss Annie, domestic New
York hotel, 69 Yates
Morris, Augustus, clerk C.P.R. tele-
graph office, res 157 View
Morris Edgar W, res 181 Fern wood
rd
Morris, Mrs Frederica, res 157 View
Morris, Joseph, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm
Morris, J W, painter, res 14 Parry E
Morris, Walter, B. C. Fruit Canning
and Preserving Co, res Gorge rd
Morrison, Mrs A, widow, res 42
Kingst'iS S
Morrison, Mrs A, dressmaker, res 162
Pandora
Morrison. David, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm
Morrison, 1), pilot, res 37 Erie N
Morrison, ISwen, mgr Shawnigan
Lake Lumber Co, Discovery, rea 42
Second
Morrison, Fredk John, Custom House
officer, res Rock bay ave cor Bay
Morrison, James, res 162 Pandora
Morrison, James, blacksmith, 14
Yates, res 131 Superior
Morris(m, James, clerk Weiler Bros,
res Clarence hotel
Morrison, James, sawyer Taylor Mill
Co. res 31 Princess ave
Morriaon, John, teamster, res 8 Bay
Morrison, Peter, overseer lumber
camp rea Oak bay ave
Morrison, Dr Richd, physician and
surgeon, 46>^ Yates
Morrison, Robert, foreman Taylor
Milling Co, res 31 Princess ave
Morrow, Holland & Co, real estate
and insurance agenta, 44 Broad
Morrow, L W, seal hunter, rea Do-
minion hotel
Morrow, Mrs Mary, matron Chinese
Rescue Home
Morry, William, fisherman, rea 9
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Morse, F W, clerk Ames Holden Co,
Ltd, res 145 Michigan
Morse, Hiram, clerk Outer wharf, res
145 Michigan
Mortimer, Miss Adela, dressmaker
Stanley House, res 17 Kane
Mortimer, Arthur, stonecutter, res
17 Kane
Mortin, C, Japanese store, Govern-
ment, res Clarence hotel
Mortimer, John, stone and marble
yard, 14 Rae, res 17 Kane
Moser, Miss Annie, domestic, 132
Pandora
Moses, Daniel David, retired, res 125
Chatham
Moss, Miss Alice, nurse Prov Royal
Jubilee Hospital
Moss, Miss Bessie, nurse Prov Royal
Jubilee Hospital
Moss, George, timekeeper, res 80
Pandora
Moss, Geo E, emp E. & N. Ry, res 43
Chatham
Moss, Miss Gertrude, dressmaker,
res 80 Pandora
Moss, Henry, grocer, 263 Yates
Moss, James, florist, 99 Quadra, res
80 Pandora
Moss. William, res 263 Yates
Mottram, Joseph, carpenter, res 73
View
Mottram, Joseph, plumber's helper,
91-93 Yates
Mooat, Alex, secy Vic Transfer
Co, 21-23 Courteney, res 52 Belle-
ville
Mouat, R B, res John S Adam, Bod-
well
Mouat, Mrs M A, res 52 Belleville
Mould, James, plumber McLennan
& McFeely, res 254 Yates
Mould, John T, plasterer, res Beta
Mould, Mrs J E, widow, res 254
Yates
Mount Tolmie Home Build-
ing Assn, Ltd, 44 Fort. J H
Brownlee, managing direcior
Mowat, David S, tinsmith, res 138
Blanehard
Mowat, George, gardener, Bishops-
ulose, Burdett ave
Moxon, Henry, freight clerk S.S
Premier, res Cedar Hill rd
Mugford, Miss Eliza, dressmaker, res
37 Victoria Cres
Muir, A Maxwell, architect, 93>^'
Douglae, res Lee ave, E Fernwood
Muir, Curtis T, carpenter, res "Fair-
burn Cottage," Craigflower rd
Muir, Douglas, clerk, Henry Croft
res 16 Young E
Muir, D D, book-keeper. 72 Govern-
ment, res 16 Young
Muir, Wm, clerk, Belyea & Gregory
res 16 Young
Muir, Wm O, carpt, res "Fairburr
Cottage," Craigflower rd
Muirhead & Mann, sash and dooi
mf rs, factory and yard 96 Store
Muirhead, Major H H, R.E. com
manding Royal Engineers, res tht
Barracks, Head
Muirhead, James prop, Vic Planint
Mills, res "Underwood," Esqui
malt rd
Muirhead, James MoL, mill hand
"Underwood," Esquimalt rd
Muirhead,JohnT, millhand, "Under
wood, Esqaimalt rd
Mulcahy, Andrew, drill instructor
B.C.B.G.A, res 143 Michigan N
Mulcahy, Jamec, bartender, Vancor.
hotel, res 8 Avalon rd
Muldoon, Wm,l8t gaoler, Provincin
Jail
Mulholland, John, tin and copper
smith, Canada Paint Co
Mulholland, Mrs J T, widow, re
Tolmie ave
Mulligan, Peter, miner, res Vancoii
ver hotel
Munday, Henry, builder and contra(
tor. res St Charles
Mundorf, Miss Christina, cook at 1
O. Home
Munford, Harry, baker, Plymout
bakery, 16 Broad
Munn, Angus, fmr, res 10 Penwill
Munn, Henry A, Cochrane
Munn, cor Douglas and Yates, r
137 Blanehard
Munro, Alex, ir, res 6 Michigan S
Munro, Alex Kennetn, Spratt & Gra
17-19 Work, res 6 Michigan
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Munro, J R,
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'^lunro, J s,
Menzies
Munro, K V
Michigan
Munro, Ross.
& Co, res St
Munro. Thom
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Munro, TJios (
dale
Munro, W S r
Munsie, Wm', ,
M"*-.' pch, Johr
Mills, res 134
Mnriset, Ch
hotel, Simcoe
Mupiset, Cha
res 25 Menzie
Munset, Chas,
feimcoe N
Murisett. Emile
Litho Co, Vati
Murnahan. E L
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Murphy, James
couver hotel
Murphy. Miss
bay ave
,01 Michigan N
l™ay, Archibal
Michigan N
^Ii'rray, E, res D(
*lurray, p, res 13(
Murray, H, car
McLaughlin
lurray, James,
Murray. James,
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Murray, John, ene
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Munro, Andrew, truckman, Victoril rf*?' Richard,
Truck and Dray Co, res 61 Kane l,,7 ^'scovery
Munro, A, accountant, res 174'! 7/"'*^' Wm, bla
Yates I Quadra
Munro, Mrs A, widow, res 10 Rithir"'"*°"' Edwd,bul_
Munro, E W, clerk, Sehl-H«8tie-E^,'J™n. ^ E. carpt
skine Co. res Douglas house f "« - -
Munro, G E, grocery store, 82 Dou|
las, res 10 Carr
Munro, Jas, cornice maker, res
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Munro, J R, sealer, rea cabin 17, 33
Chatliam
Munro, J S, clerk, Bank B C, rea 116
Menziea
Munro, K V, clerk. Bank B C, rea 6
Michigan
Munro, Rosa, book-keeper, R P Rithet
& Co, res Stanley ave
Munro, Thomaa, truckman, Victoria
Truck and Dray Co, res 61 Kane
Munro, Thos G, gardener, rea Clover-
dale
Munro, W S, miller, rea 10 Rithet S
Munsie, Wm, rea 226 Johnson
Murdoch, John M, acct, Vic Planing
Mills, rea 134 Superior
Mnriset; Charles, prop Colonist
hotel, Sinicoe N
Mnriset, Chas, Colonist Hotel,
rea 25 Menzies W
Muriset, Chas, jr, Colonist hotel, rea
Simcoe N
Muriaett, Emile, lithographer, Vic
Litho Co, Yates
Murnahan, E L, barber, O J Monk,
res 160 Pandora
Murphy, D, law student, S Perry
MiUa, rea 118 Fort
Murphy, Jamea, mariner, rea Van-
couver hotel
Murphy, Miaa Mary, rea 72 Rock
bay ave
Murray, Alex, sanitary inspector, rea
51 Michigan N
Murray, Archibald, contractor, res 51
Michigan N
lurray, E, res Dominion hotel
'urray, F, rea 130 Fiaguard
ilurray, H, car builder, Dempster &
McLaughlin
lurray, James, rea 172 Pandora
urray, James, P.O. clerk, res 155
Quadra
lurray, John, engr, rea 44 N Park
"urray, J 8, clerk, B.C. Land and
Investment Co, Ltd, res 181 Fort
lurray, Richard, sailor, res cabin 2,
64 Diacovery
urray, Wm, blacksmith, rea 155
Quadra
lurton, Ed wd, builder, rea 16 Market
urton, F E, carpt, rea A at
urton, Miaa Sarah, teacher, rea 16
Market
aseam, Provinoial, J Fannin,
curator, Jamea bay
usBon, E W, book-keeper, res 85 N
Chatham
Mutlow, John, machinist, res 106
North Chatham
Mutual Life Ins Co of New York, for
British Columbia, Heisterman &
Co, agents
Mycock, Henry, rancher, Glanford
ave
Myers, George, sign painter, 65 Fort,
res 189 Johnson
Myer, Joseph, emp V.P.B. Co, res
Telegraph hotel
Myers, Levi W, United States
Consul, 43}4 Government, res 26
.lohn
Myers, Madifon M, fmr 3 First
Myers, Oak P, United States Vice
Consul, 43>^ Government, res 26
John
Myrdall, A, carpenter, res 171 Fern-
wood rd
Myrdall, S, carpenter, res 171 Fern-
wood rd
Mytten, H F, elk Bank of B. C, res
"Roccabella"
Mytton, Wm, stableman, 156 Yates
N
Nagano J M. Oriental Bazaar, 90
Douglas, res 55 Chatham
Nagano. J M & Co, Oriental Bazaar,
90 Douglas
Nahana, D, res 27 Discovery
Nairne, C R, elk Provincial Treasury,
res Battery
Naison, Mrs Mary, rea 133 Johnson
Nangle, Chas, foreman 96 Govern-
ment, res Fort
Nankivell. Jas P, carpenter, res 150
Fisguard
Nash, Edward, storekeeper, 173 Gov-
ernment
Nash, M, mechanic, res 137 Fort
Nathan, Edward P, book-kpr Lewis
Lewis, 44 Yatea, rea 66 View
Nathan, \\ C, cigar mkr and grocer,
6 North rd, cor Spring rd
Nathan, W H, expressman, res 6
North rd
National Electric Tramway and Light-
ing Co, Ltd, D W Higgina, preat,
112-116 Store
Naylor, W B G, clerk, rea 38 Michi-
gan S
Neal, Jamea, coachman N P Snowden,
Gorge rd
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Neal, William, bill poster and chim-
ney sweeper, res 32 QuaHra
Neale, F L, sec-treas Williams' B. C
Official Directory Co, 28 Broad, res
Foul bay r«l
Neale, Alexander, sealer, res Albion
hotel
Neaves, Arthur, cooper, res 13 Pen will
Neaves, Frederick, cooper, res 13
Pen will
Nederest Joseph, emp V.P.B. Co,
res Western hotel
Neelands, Edward H, carriage maker,
res 11 North Park
Neill, Archibald, engineer Taylor's
Mill, res 60 Princess ave
Neill, VV, pressman Colonist
Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway
Co's office, Broughton
Nelson, Mrs A H, res Oak bay ave
Nelson, Charles, hack prop, res 15
Rae
Nelson, Frank, hack driver R Bray,
res 109 Johnson
Nelson, Fred, cook, res 66 Pembroke
Nelson, F, sealer, res Empire hotel
Nelson, Mrs Hilda, assistant matron
W.C.T.U. Refuge Home
Nelson, John, miner, res Vancouver
hotel
Nelson, Lena, domestic, 169 Men-
zies VV
Nelson, Peter, foreman gas works,
res Western hotel
Nelson, Peter, carpenter, res Cedar
Hill rd
Nepel, (ieorge, electrician power
house, res 107 Fisguard
Nesbit, Philip, ship carpenter, res 47
Princess ave
Nesbit, Mrs S, milliner Henry Young
& Co, 67 Government, res 64 Fred-
erick
Nesbitt, Mrs J A, res 156 Cormorant
Nesbitt, J S, dealer electrical goods,
166 Cormorant
Nesbitt, S D, bartender, res 60 Fred-
erick
Netherby, Stephen B, principal Cen-
tral School, res Cadboro bay rd
Nevins, Bernard, tailor Gregg & Sons,
res 64 Quadra
Nevin Roy Wm, res 21 Queen's ave
Newbigeing, James (Newbigging &
Anderson), B.C. Novelty Wks, 105
Douglas, res 197 Douglas
Newbegging & Anderson, B.C. Nov-
elty Works, 105 Douglas
Cus-
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Newbury, J C, chief clerk H.M
toms, res 8 Simcoe
Newbury, Wm, saddler, res 8
coe S
New by, John, pilot, res 26 Rithet
Newcomb, F, M.D., res 70 Dallas
rdN
Newconibe, Miss Emily, res 17 Bellot
Newcombe, Mrs J, res"l7 Bellot
New England Hotel, M & L
Young, props, 116-118 Government
New England Bakery and
Restaurant, M & L Young,
props, 116-118 Government
Newing, Alice, domestic, 36 Gorge rd
Newing, James, labr, res Saanich rd
Newman, Mrs P R, baker, res 147
Johnson
Newson, .John, labr, res Burnside rd
Hewton, Horace Edw, res 60 Rae
New York Hotel, Mrs E Johnson
prop, 67-79 Vates
New York Life Insurance Co,
A H Scaife, mgr, 92 Yates
New York restaurant, 67-69 Yates
Nichol, John, carpenter, res8 Avalon
rdN
Niels, Hansen, grocer's asst 86 Store,
res 27 Ellice
Nicholas, Elias, painter, res 370 John-
son
NichoU, Andrew, fmr, "Foul Bay
Farm," Foul bay
NichoU, James, fmr, "Foul Bay
Farm," Foul bay
NichoU, VVilliam, inmate Home for
Aged and Intirm, Ross bay rd
Nichols, Wilfred, labr, res 228 Sim-
coe S
Nichols, John, book-keeper. Capital
Planing Mills
Nioholles,Ma)or Jolui,(Nicholle8
& Renouf, Ltd.) hardware mcht,
res 220 Dallas rd
NiohoUes & Renouf, Limited,
farming impts and hardware mchts
cor Yates and Broad, J NichoUes,
President
Nicholson, Albert, tram conductor,
res Alderman rd
Nicholson, Chas, sealer, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Nicholson, George, fmr Saanich rd
Nicholson, John, Five Sisters' block
Nicholson, John, fmr, Vic Dis, Saan-
ich rd
Nicholson, J, res "Roccabella" 22
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Niuholson, John Thos, fmr, Vic Dia,
Saaiiich rd
Niuholson, Joseph, fmr, Vic Dis,
Saanich rd
Nicholson, J H, clerk, res 214 Yates
Nicholson, Thomas, school teacher,
the Arm, Cnigflower rd
Nicholson, Win, carpenter, res Lans-
downe rd
Nicholson, W, upholsterer, Weiler
Bros
Nichott, James, fmr, Foul bay rd
Nickel Plate Saloon, T Garvin,
prop. 86 Government
Nickel Is, John, master mariner, E
& N.R., boathouse. Limpet Point
Nickerson, Capt A, str Thistle, res 25
Harrison
Nicolaye, Rev Joseph, R.C. priest,
res the Fallace, 109 Yates
Nicoll, Thos E, postmaster, Mount
Tolmia
Nisbet, Miss F, operator Telephone
Co, 14 Trounce ave, res Douglas
Niven,.Ta8W, marine engineer, res
64 CoUinson
Noakes, Roht, seaman, res Vancouver
hotel
Noble, Alex, fisherman, res San Juan
ave E
Noble, Alex, jr, fisherman, res San
J uau ave E
Nobbs, Fred, labr, res 2 cabin, John-
son
Noble, Henry, Commercial hotel, 126
Douglas
Noble, John, sealer, res Dominion
hotel
Noble, Mrs J, widow, res 164 Chat-
ham
Noble, Wm, labr, res Oak bay ave
Noble, Wilson, carpenter, res 6 Croft
east
Noel, John F, fisherman, res 83 S rd
Nolte, F W & Co, opticians, res 37
Fort
Nolte, Fredk W,(Nolte & Co), 37 Fort,
res 41 Rithet N
Norgate, T B, architect, patent agent,
86>a Government
Norman, Hans, house carpt, res 19
EUice
Norman, Henry, motorneer, res 293
Johnson
Norman, Samuel, gardener, res 48
Oswego E
Norman, Samuel, cigar maker, res
155 Fort
Norman, Stephen, carnt, Feltham rd
N, res Cedar Hill rd"E
Norman, Thos, bookbinder, 77 John-
son, res 48 Oswego
Norman, Wm, gardener, res 56 South
Turner W
Norris, Frank G, book-kpr, 38 Broad,
res 46 Chatham
Norris, Fredk, tanner, Rock bay tan-
nery. Bay and Government
Norris, Fred, saddle and harness mkr,
126 Government, res Gorge rd
Norris, G F, plumber, 30, 32, 34 John-
son
Norris, Jno F, night editor. Colonist,
res Upper Pandora
Norris, Wm Geo, gentleman, 183 Fort
Norrison, Wm, labr, res 1 Quebec N
North, Mrs J A, widow, res 178 John-
son
North, Joseph, apprentice. Colonial
Brewery
North, Walter V, cigar store asst, res
38 N Park
Nortb American Life Assur-
ance Co, Lee & Eraser, agents, 11
Trounce ave
North British and Mercantile
Fire Insurance Co of Lon-
don, Turner, Bbeton & Co, agents,
90 Wharf
North German Lloyd Line
Steamers, Hall, Goepel & Co,
agents, 100 Government
Northcott, Joseph H, carpenter, res
78 Menzies E
Northcott, Wm W, city assessor,
res 78 Menzies E
Northcott, W, pressman the Colonist
Northern Fire Assurance Co,
London, Findlay, Durham &
Brodie, agents, 98 Wharf
Northern Pacific S.S. Line,
Dodwell, Carlill & Co, genl agents,
A G Cameron, agent, 8 Bastion sq
Northern Pacific Saloon, Savage &
Dale, props, 87 Wharf, cor Yates
Northern Pacific R. R. Office,
E E Blackwood, agent, Adeiphi
blk. Government
Northey, Lewis H, managing director
Say ward Mill and Timber Co, res
89 Discovery
Norton-Taylor, Dr A, physician and
surgeon. Five Sisters' block, res
82 Oswego E
Norton, John A, labr, res Dominion
hotel
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Nott, J H, plumber McLeennan &
McFeely, res cor Simcoe and Ken-
dall
Nute, John, carpenter, res 56 Quadra
Num Vice & Co, Chinese merchants,
30 Herald
Nattall, Thomas C. ugt Pha>nix
Assurt nee Co, London, Eng, res 96
Quebec
Oakes, Peter, foreman M R Smith &
Go's bakery
Oakland Florist store, Mrs R Phillips,
mgr, 34 Douglas
Oakland Branch Postoffice, Lans-
downe rd, W B C Mew burn, post-
master
Oak Bay Improvement Co, J
E Crane & Co, agts, 30 Broad
Oates, Albert, driver Vic Transfer Co
O'Bryant, Clarence, slaughterman B
C. Cattle Co
O'Brien, Daniel, res 74 Kane
O'Brian, Mrs E, emp Postoffice, res
60 Cadboro bay rd
O'Brien, Mrs, widow, res 138 Cook
O'Brien, Henry, clerk Weiler Bros.
res 63 Seciond
O'Brien, John, butcher B. C. Cattle
Co, 97 Government, res 228 Fort
O'Brien, Patrick, brickmason, res
Vancouver hotel
O'Brien, Peter, hostler Vic Transfer
Co
O'Brien, Steve, Grotto saloon.
Trounce ave, res 37 Quebec
O'Brien, W, salesman H Mansell,
30 Church wav
Occidental Hotel, R H Berry-
man, prop, cor Johnson and Wharf
O'Connor, Mrs C, res 118 Fort
O'Connor, Henry, bartender, res 71
Fort
O'Connor, John, res 7 Cobourg N
O'Connor. Miss Maud, stenographer,
res 118 Fort
O'Connor, William, saloon keeper,
71 Fort
O'Connor, Wm, prop Victoria hotej,
71 Fort, res 60 Kane
Odd Fellows Hall, caretaker W H
Huxtable, 87 Douglas
Odd Fellows Hall, Fernwood rd, W
FFullerton, secy
Oddy, Benj S (Swinerton & Oddy),
real estate agent and notary public,
res Amphion
O'Donnell, Wm Hy, cooper, Can-
ada Paint Co
Oeser, Eugene, labr, res Vancouver
hotel
Offerhaus, Rhynvis, school teacher,
res 102 John
Ogilvy, David Alex N, police con-
stable, res 3 David
Ohlsen, Andrew, nurseryman, res
Lansdowne rd
Okell, Samuel M, B.C. Fruit Canning
and Preserving Co, res Old Esqui-
malt rd
Oldershaw, Alfred, bricklayer, res
Craigflower rd, cor Catherine and
Edward
Oldershaw, Alfred, bricklayer, res
Edward, Vic W
Oldershaw, A Bruce, jeweller, res
Craigflower rd, cor Catherine and
Edward
O'Leary, H J, bartender Germania
saloon, res California hotel
O'Leary, Capt W S, sealer, res 67
Third
Oleson. Olaf, salesman, res Leland
hotel
Oleson, Thomas, res 49 Princess ave
Olive, slup carpenter, res 87 Henry
Olive, Wm, stair builder Muirhead
& Mann, res Beta cor Delta
Olivier, F. elk H.B. Co, Kingston rd
Oliver, Frederick, agent Domin-
ion Express, res 66 Menzies
Oliver, John, dancing academy, res
16 Broad
Oliver, J, barber, res 197 Johnson
Oliver, Kenneth, barber M C Winn,
res 287 i^ Johnson
Oliver, Luney, barber, 109 Douglas,
res 59 Quadra
Oliver, Thos, plasterer, res Oak bay
ave
Olson, Ida, chambermaid. New Eng-
land hotel
Olson, M, carpenter, res 22 North rd
Olsen, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, res 176
Johnson
Olsen, Peter, foreman, Canada Paint
Co, res Carpenter's cabins
O'Mally, Will H, clerk, res Dominion
hotel
Omineca Saloon, M J Conlin, prop,
130 Government
O'Neil, Fred, prop. Club stables, res
166 Yates
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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O'Neill, H, collector Spencer's Arcade
res 207 Douglas
On Hing <& Bros, tea and cigar im-
porters, 40 Fisguard
Ord, John, fishmonger, res 64 Fort
O'Reilly, A J, law student, Drake,
.lackson & Helincken, res 4 Pleas-
ant
O'Reilly, Frank, civil engineer, res
O'Reilly, Hon P. J.P, Indian Com-
missioner, res 4 Pleasant
Oren, Mathias, carpenter, res 29
Humboldt
Oriental Hotel, Wm McKeown &
Son, props, Yates
Ormiston, George, clerk, V.C.W. and
Lumber Yard, Laurel point, Belle-
ville
Ormond, George, bartender, Delmon-
u'.o hotel
O'Rorke, Luke, labr, res 102 Hum-
boldt
Orr, John, pattern maker, res 76
Pembroke
Orr, John, tinsmith, res Beacon st
Orr, JohnT, stoves and tinware, 13
Store, res Bean
Orste, Frank, porter, Palace saloon,
res Kaanich rd
Orton, H P, surveyor, res 11 Green
Osiiwa, Yaidie, boarding house, res 6
Humboldt
Osborne, George , labr, res 43 David
Ostell, Charles, steamboat fireman,
res 108 Johnson
O'SuUivan.E J, business college,Wil-
son hotel
O'SuUivan, Mrs I, widow, res 18
Blanchard
O'Toole, James, seal hunter, res 71
Fort
< )ttavvay, V E, & Co, house and sign
painters, 5 Broughton
Ottaway, A, painter, (V ¥, Ottaway &
Co), 5 Broughton
Ottaway, V E, painter, (V E Ottaway
iS; Co) 6 Broughton
Ottaway, William, painter, res Snow-
den ave, Ross bay
Oulston, James, res 22 Harbor cot-
tages. Store
Overend, E J, commercial traveller,
res Dominion hotel
Owen, A F, tuner, M VV Waitt & Co,
res 19 Gorge rd
Owen, C N, upholsterer, res'Dominion
hotel
Owen, Newton, upholsterer, Sehl-
Hastie-Erskine Co
Owen, W G. mute, str "Quadra," imS
59 North Park
Owen, W H, hall porter. Union Club
Owens, James, plasterer, res Tenny-
son ave, Saanich rd
Oxley, Rufus B, insurance agent, res
Clarence hotel
Oxby, W, res Commercial iiotel
Paoifio Coast S.S.Co, R PRithet
& Co, agents, 61-3 Wharf
Pacific Sauce and Vinegar
Works, H J Brady & Co, res 183
Johnson
Packard, Paris I, (Quintard &
Packard, res Oak bay
Paddon, Rev Canon W T L, res
"Erin Hall," Cadboro bay rd '
Pagden, Chas. res 120 Fort
Page & Winnett. real estate and
insurance agts, 18 Trounce ave
Page, Chas M, (Page & Winnett), 18
"Trounce ave, res Oak bay
Page. Francis, res 263 Fort
Page, Ogilvy T, res Oak bay
Painter, J E, agt Coal, Wood, Truck
and Dray Co, 25 Cormorant, res
Pine
Paisley Dye Works,Ja8 Allison, prop,
res 116 Yates
Palace Cigar Divan, David Hart,
prop, 110 Government
Palace Saloon, Borthwick, R, prop,
56 Yates
Palmer, Capt Edward, late Royal
Canadian Artillery, res Labouchere
Palmer, E J, mgr Vic Coal, Wood and
Lumber Yard, 74 Yates
Palmer, Tom, carpt, res 20 Market
Palmer, Thos, police constable, res A
Pamphlet, Henry, sealer, res Freder-
ick, Vic W
Pamphlet, Robt, sealer, res Freder-
ick, Vic W
Pamphlet, Thomas, master mariner,
res 1 David
Pandora Ave Methodist Church, Rev
8 Cleaver, pastor, cor Pandora nnd
Quadra
Paiigburn, Mrs S C, Pullman Lodg-
ing House, 18 Trounce ave
Pape, John, back driver, Bowman's,
res 127 >^ Johnson
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Papst, John T, retired, ren 152 Fort
Papst, MisB Reta, res 152 Fort
Parason OU Co. C T W TMper,
inur, 141 Yutes
Parlwry, Arthur, stair buiWer, res
Richmond ave
Pardeaii (-leorRe, res 09 Fort
Pardoe, Annie, domestic, C W R
Thompson, (lorge rd
Pardoe, Ciias, gunsmith, 54 Johnson,
res 80 Chatham
Pardoe, Mary, domestic, G \V R
Tlionipson, Uorge rd
Partit, Aaron, carpt, res 102 N Chat-
ham
Parflt, James, laborer, 102 North
Chatham
Parker, I)r A, dentist at I)r Quin-
lan's, res Clarence hotel
Parker, Mrs Elizabeth, res 169 John-
son
Parker, Jolin, butcher, 50 Fort, res
Craigflower rd
Parker, John, jr, butcher,50 Fort, res
10 Parry
Parkhill, Samuel, motorneer, res 12
First
Parkes, Cieorgc E, Clerk, Bank B.C,
res 156 Menzies
Parkee, Henry, porter, Dallas hotel,
res Dallas rd
Parmiter, J, builder, res 174)^2 Yates
Parnell, Miss Jane, nurse, Jubilee
Piospital
Parr, John, wagon maker, 82 John-
son, res 8 St Louis
Parr, J Edmiston, architect, res 11
Bellot
Parr, Tlios H, surveyor and engineer,
res 84 Vancouver cor Coutts
Parrv, G B, watchmaker and jeweler,
62 Fort, res 170 Yates
Parry, Wm, workman, res Gordon
Head rd
Parsell, David, contractor, res Jessie
Parsell, Thomas, warehouseman, res
Jessie
Parsons, E J, Prov Gaol, cor First
and Topaz ave
Parsons, Henry, seaman, res 67
South rd
Parsons, Miss Louisa, dressmaker,
res 66 First
Parsons, Mark, gardener, res 66 First
Partridge, Francis, printer, res 113
Quadra
Partridge, George, plumber, 70 Fort>„
res 113 Quadra
Partridge, John, dry goods, 86 Yates,
res 113 Quadra
Partridge, T J, water collector, res
113 Quadra
Partridge, William, moulder, res 11,'J
Quadra
Pascoe, John, miner, res 43 Houth rd
Passmore, George W, comml traveler,
res (58 Quadra
Peterson, Alex, clerk E M Johnston,
res Cromwell house
Paterson, James, mgr boot and shoo
store, ;^ Johnson, res 14 Bellot
Paterson, TW, contr, Victoria and
Sidney R, res 125 Quadra
Patrick, Andrew G, draughtsman
Tiiomas Hooper, res 6 Erie
Patterson, res 26 Harbor Cottage,
Store
Patterson, Andrew, engr Canada
Paint Co, res 40 Hillside ave
Patterson, David, book-keeper, res
14 Bellot
Patterson, James, carpt, res 23 Bird-
cage Walk W
Patterson, James, finisher, A.I.W.,
res Devonshire rd •
Patterson, James, shoe merchant, res
14 Ballot
Patterson, J D, Bank B. C, res -'I!
Montreal
Patterson, Robert, mchl engr, res IIH)
Superior N
Patterson, Robert, sawmill foreman,
res 63 Henry
Patterson, Wm, machine hand Le-
mon, Gounason & Co, res 58 Ghat-
ham
Patterson, Wm, bartender, res 64
Pembroke
Patterson, Wm, bartender, Albion i
hotel I
Pattie, John, carpenter, Terrace ave,
off Oak bay ave
Partington, Mary, domestic, 115
Humboldt
Pattison, Clement, moulder, res 52
Menzies
Patton, Edgar, carp«nter, res cabin
6, 46 Pembroke !
Patton, Fredk W, pai*ern maker
Spratt & Gray
Patton, Mrs Martha, res Skinner, cor
Catherine, Vic W
Patton, P T, prop Hotel Victoria,
cor Government and Johnson
Paul, Edward B, prin High School,
res go HillsidQ byp a. j fr
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81 and 23 Bronghioa Street, VlotorU. B. O. Tel. 189.
VICTOKIA CITY DIRKCTOKY.
345
Pauli, Adulph, paper ruler, 77 Julin-
Hon, res Quadra
Pauline, K A, hook-keeper, res 205
Douglas
Pauline, Frank, school teacher, Rock
bay school
Pauline, F A, J i'iercy & Co, U7-29
Yates, res 4^ King's rd
Pauline, Frelk, estate agent, res
Fuller's ave
Pauline^ Miss F, manager Imperial
Stud io, res Oak bay
Pauline, George, professor of music,
res 9 Labonchere
Pauline, H \V, clerk Henry Saunders,
res Oak bav
Pauline, Madam, dressmaker, res 37
Fort
Paulson, S, carpenter, res 12 Say ward
Pavliger, H, tailor Geo U Jackson
res 1 Government
I'ayne, Kooert, messenger Alan S
Dumbleton, res 130 Johnson
Payne, Robert, res 15 MeuKjes
Payne, Thos, barkeeper. Union Clul)
Payne, William, foreman B.C. Pot-
tery VVks, Ksquimalt nl
Payne, Wm, painter, res 24,k; Princess
Peacock, George, lather, res 60 North
Chatham
Pearse, Benj W, res Fern wood, Cad-
l)oro bay rd
Pearse, Mrs H, res 124 Chatham
Pearson, Charles S. carpenter, res
Richmond ave, cor Leighton rd
Pearson, Edwd, JP. (Clarke J<
Pearson), 17 Yates, res 66 Chatham
Pearson, £lizabeth, domestic A L
Campbell, Lewis
Pearson, Simon, labr, res 18 Croft
Pearson, T B & Co, manufac-
turers, clothing, etc., etc., 30 Yates
Pearson, T B (T B Pearson & Co),
30 Yates, res 107 Fernwood rd
Pearson, Wm, res 107 Fernwood rd
Peart, William, messenger, Carey
Castle, Belcher
Peart, Miss £mma. New York res-
taurant, 67-69 Yates
Peatt, Fred J, tanner, res "Fairburn
Cottage," Craigflower rd
Peddle, William, labr, res Esqui malt,
VicW
Peden, Alexander, fisherman, res 24
San Juan ave E
Peden, William, clerk John Wilson,
28 Yates, res 24 San Juan ave
Peers, Brenda, fmr, Stormness farm,
Burnside rd N
Peers, Elise, fmr, Stormness farm,
Burnside rd N
Peers, Miss E, P.O. clerk, res 61
Herahl
Peers, Minna, fmr, Stormness farm,
Burnsi<le rd N
Pegram, W H, dk Bunk o< B. C, res
18 Rupert
Peirson, Joseph, public accountant
and notary public, 9 Bank of B. C
(chambers
Peiser, K K, traveler Simon Leiser &
Co, res 188 Yates
Pelkey, James A, furniture dealer, 88
Johnson
Pell, F G, machinist, res Dominion
hotel
Pelletier, John P, 114 Fisguard
Pelling, Chas Edward, carpenter,
RuHsel, Vic W
Pellow, Thomas, moulder V.I.W,
res 56 Herald
Pemberton & Son, real estate,
financial and insurance agents, 45
Fort
Pemberton, C C, barrister and so-
licitor, 18 Chancery lane, res "Roc-
cal)ella"
Pemberton, F B, C.E., (Pember-
ton & Son), tiuancial agent. Foul
bay rd
Pemberton, Jos D, C.E., financial
agent, etc, res " Gonzales," St
Charles
Pendray, W J, soap mnfr, res 92
Belleville S
Penketh, George, boiler maker A. I
W., res 86 John
Penketh, Geo W, apprentice V.I.W.,
res 199 Chatham
Penketh, Miss Anna, res 199Chatham
Penketh, Richard sr, boiler maker,
res 199 Chatham
Penketh, Richard jr, boiler maker,
res 199 Chatham
Pennock & Lowe, manufacturing
jewelers, 63 Government
Pennock, W H, (Pennock & Ix)we)
res 34 Frederick
Penwill, Chas T, res Russel, Vic W
Fenwill, Frank, elk Marvin & Tilton,
res Russel, Vic W
Penny, Henry, clerk Turner, Beeton
& Co, res 42 Henry
J*enny, Mrs M, widow, res 31 South
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Penny, Thoa, engineer, res 217 Gov-
ernment
Peperyern, — , labr, res Langford
People's Clothing House, J Lukov,
prop, for Store and Johnson
Percy, T V, asst Joe Levy's Oyster
House
Perfect, Robt S, engineer, res Rich-
mond ave, cor Oak Bay ave
Perkins, — , Government architect,
res Craigflower rd, cor Bel ton ave
Perkins, Charles, Customs House
messenger, res 20 C'jlSinson
Perley, Thos H, res A
Perley, Wm G F, carpenter, res A
Penih, G A & Co, real estate brokers
and notaries public, Barnes' blk,12
Chancery lane
Perrin, G A, (Perrin, G A & Co),
Burnes' blk, res 46 S Turner
Perrin, L F, surveyor, res 30 Rithet 8
Perrin,. W W,' D.D., Rt Rev,
Lord Bishop of Columbia, res
Bishopselose, 10 Burdette ave
Perrin, Miss, res Bishopselose, 10 Bur-
dette ave
Perry c<c Graham, wood yard and
stable, office 140 Fort, res 95 View
Perry, C E, civil engr, res 10 South
Turner
Perry, Jos, (Perry & Graham) coal,
and wood mchts, res 140 Fort
Perry, J B, nigr WH Perry, 42 John-
son, res Wbittaker
Perry, W H, hardware mcht,
42 Johnson, res 202 Fort
Pessetto, Jos, emp Joseph Steele, res
Craigflower rd
Petherick, William, plasterer, res 48
Princess ave
Petticrew, Hugh, butcher, res 18
Pioneer
Petticrew, James, sr, stone mason,
rea 18 Pioneer
Petticrew, James, jr, marine engr, res
18 Pioneer
Petticrew, John, machinist, res 18
Pioneer
Pettigrew, Robert,(Pettigrew& Sang-
stei), tailor, res 18 Pioneer
Pettigrew & Sangster, tailors, 43
Pandora
Pettigrew, Wm, mech'l engr, res 10
Rendal: E
Pettingell, Benj C, res 12 Blanchard
Petit, Capt William, mariner, res 27
Fernwood rd •
Peert, Miss Bertha Margaret, res 14
Franklin S
Peter, Miss Dora B.res 14 Franklin S
Peter, Henry Thomas, gentleman, res
14 Franklin
Peter, Miss Mary Jane, res 14 Frank-
lin
Petri «& Jackson, Delmonico hotel,
107-109 Government
Petri, W AV, (Petri & Jackson), 107-
109 Government
Peterson, Miss Gertie, res 20 North rd
Peterson, John, ship carpenter,
169-171 Government
Peterson, John, janitor, res 39 Mc-
Clure
Peterson, L, bartender, Caledonia
saloon, res 169 Douglas
Peterson, W, res 20 North rd
Pferdner, E, musician, res 142 Pan-
dora
Phelps, Mrs A, lodging house, 70
View
Phenix Fire Assurance Co, of
Brooklyn, N.Y, agents, Heisterman
& Co, 75 Government
Philharmonic Hall, 88 Fort
Philips, Charles, res 238 Fort
Phillips, Alex, retired, res 40 Kane
Phillips, A H, gospel preacher, res 50
Dallas rd
Phillips Bros, Pioneer Soda Water
Works, 8 Yates
Phillips, Barney, clerk, clothing store
res 40 Kane
Phillips, B A, clerk, 8 Store, res 40
Kane
Phillips, Charles, foreman, (Phil-
lips Eros), res 40 Kane
PhitliDS, Miss Clara, book-keeper,
Phillips Bros, res 40 Kane
Phillips, D, (Phillips Bros), res 149
View
Phillips, Ellen, domestic, res
Superior
Phillips, Geo, dealer in stoves, ranges
and hot air furnaces, 84 Douglas,
res 239 Yates
Phillips, Joseph, cabinet maker,
Weiler Bros, rea Belton ave
Phillips, Joseph E, stonemason, res
74 View
Phillips, Jos R, stonemason, res 74
View
Phillips, P, (Phillips Bros), res 86
Blanchard
Phillips, Mrs R, agent, Oakland Flor-
ist store, 84 Douglas, res 87 Pandora
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA. B. C.
Guides furnished to tourists. AU kinds ot
Chinese help nupplied on the shortest notice.
Dr. Lewii
CLARENCE Bi
Phillips. Wi
die cutter, J
ich rd
Phillips, W J,
'-'hatham
I'liillips, W S,
^McOandless,
I'hjJo, A A. ci
res 85 Herald
Wiilo, Joseph,
Herald
Philo, DrSolom
aid
Wiipps. Marnuf
try, re8 39Sii
Pbipps, Stanley
^l>ept, res 39 S;
Phoenix Pire
London, Eng,
rhoH C Nntall
Phoenix Insn
Hartford, Ro
^.agts, Temple b
Pjckard, Dudley
Iveighton rd
Pickard, Miss M
Chester House.
Pierce, Joseph T,
ket Exchange, I
Pierce, Miss Estt
99 Fort
Piercy. J & Co, w
,..27-29 Yates.
1 lercy, John, (J
Yates res 163 J
Piercy, John, wl
merchant, res 1(
I lerre, J T, merch
Pierre block, 1
Douglas
f'ierre, Thos W,
Douglas, res 22 1
iike, Albert, br
David
Pike, Miss Elizalw
taurant, 67-69 Y
^ike, Harry, seah
hotel
Pi'je, Capt Mark
/south rd
billing, James, driv
ler Co
P'"der, Wm G, C.I
N. R. Co., res 42 (
i'lnes, A J, teache:
hotel
Pinkerton, Robert,
Fort
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Dr. Lewis Hall*t Tooth Powder ^m not Injure the Teeth.
Mad* oaljr at tli* CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
CLARENCE BLOCK, COR. DOUGLAS and YATES STS., VICTORIA. B. C.
VICTOrtA OTTY DIBECTOKY.
347
PllilUpa, Wm H, seal engraver and
die cutter, 39)^ Douglas, res Saan-
ich rd
Phillips, W J, cigar mfr, res 43 North
Chatham
Phillips, W S, salei^man, Giltnore &
McOandless, res Hotel Victoria
Philo, A A, cigar maker, J L Levy,
res 86 Herald
Philo, Joseph, cigar maker, res 86
Herald
Philo, Dr Solomon, Rabbi,re8 86 Her-
ald
Phipps, Marcus, clerk Land Regis-
try, res 39 Simcoe N
Phipps, Staiilej;, Lands and Works
Dept, res 39 Simcoe N
Phoenix Fire Assurance Co, of
Ix)ndon, Eng, 82k> Government,
ThosC Nutall, ugt"
Phoenix Insurance Comp'y of
Hartford, Robert Ward & Co,
agts, Temple blk, Fort
Pickard, Dudley P, carpenter, res
Leighton rd
Pickard, Miss Mary, milliner, Man-
cheater House, 88 Yates
Pierce, Joseph T, hotel-keeper. Mar-
ket Exchange, 99 Fort
Pierce, Miss Ester, dressmaker, res
99 Fort
Piercy, J & Co, wholesale dry goods,
•27-29 Yates-
Piercy, John, (J Piercy & Co), 27-29,
Yates res 163 Menzies
Piercy, John, wholesale dry goods
merchant, res 169 Menzies vV
Pierre, J T, merchant tailor and dyer
Pierre block, 100 Douglas, res 200
Douglas
Pierre, Thos W, tailor and dyer, 74
Douglas, res 22 Pioneer
Pike, Albert, bricklayer, res 53
David
Pike, Miss Elizabeth, New York res-
taurant, 67-69 Yates
Pike, Harry, sealer, res Brunswick
hotel
Pike, Capt Mark, mariner, res 83
South rd
Pilling, James, driver, Victoria Trans-
fer Co
Pinder, Wm G, C.E., land dept, E. &
N. R. Co.,res42Cjok
Pines, A J, teacher, res Brunswick
hotel
Pinkerton, Robert, builder, res 181
Fort
Pioneer Bodega Saloon, W S
Stevenson, prop, 65 Douglas
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills
Stemler & Earl, props, Pembroke
Pioneer Soda water Works,
Phillips Bros, props, 8 Yales
Piper, Chas Jas, "Brighton Cottage"
Cadboro bay rd
Piper, Chas J, book-keeper. Paragon
Oil Company, 141 Yates, res Oak
bay ave
Piper, C T W, mgr Paragon Oil
Co, 141 Yates, res Oak bay ave
Pither & Leiser, importers and
wholesale dealers in wines, spirits
liquors and cigars, 13 Yates
Pitner, Luke, (Pither & Leiser)
13 Yates, res 286 Yates
Pitt, Edwd, acct Bank Montreal, res
"Eagles Nest," Rockland ave
Place, Robert, res 12 (Treen
Pleace,Mr8 J, widow, res 151 Pandora
Plows, Fred, bricklayer, res 297
Johnson
Plows, Hunter, (Cookson & Plows)
86 Johnson, res 170 Johnson
Plows, Robert, contractor, res 170
Johnston
Plummei', Robert, inmate. Home for
Aged and Infirm
Plymouth Bakery, Munford,
Kenward & Renwood, props, 16
Broad
Pointer, Cornelius, ploughman,
Cloverdale
Pointer, Nathan, clothier, 85 John-
son, res 193 Johnson
Point Ellice Boat House, Green
Edgar A, Work
Pollock, Miss Esther, domestic, 10
Rae
Pollock, John, teamster. Western
hotel
Pollock, Miss M J, domestic, 144
Blanchard
Pollock, Robert, fmr, Gordon Head
cross rd. Cedar Hill
Pollock, Saml A M, fmr, Gordon
Head cross rd. Cedar Hill
Pollard, Wm L, market gardener,
Cedar Hill rd E
Follow, Frede»"ick, engineer A C
Howe, res Discovery
Pont, James, florist, 6urnside rd
Poodle Dog Restaurant, Louis
Marboeuf, proprietor, 49-51 Yates
Pook Long & Co, importers fancy
goods, 46 Fisguard
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More Hands and More Capital than all other Binderies
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Poole, Walter, millhand, tea Front,
VicW
Pooley, Hon Chas B, Q,C., 47
I^ngley, res "Fernliill," ICequi-
malt rd
Pope, MrH B, widow, nurse, res 32»
JuhnHton
Pope, F S, l)ook-keeper, V.I.W., rcB
Alfred
Pope, S D, Hunt of Education, res
3» BirdcuKe Walk W
Pope, William, police court clerk, res
26 Cadhoro bay rd
Pope, W F C, clerk. Department of
Education
Porter, Arthur, (;entlen)an, res 49
Gorge rd
Porter, Charles, butcher, res Com-
mercial hotel
Porter, Frank, hostler, res Vancouver
hotel
Porter, Frank, horseshoer, res 31
Herald
Porter, Frank, night watchman Vic
Transfer Co
Porter, FA (H Porter & Sons), res
Burnside rd
Porter, George, driver (R Porter &
Sons)
Porter, Ilenrv A (R Porter & Sons),
res fiO Fort'
Porter, James, res 15 Rock bay ave
Porter, John, expressman, res Fran-
cis ave
Porter, Robt & Sons, L.itchers, 104
Johnson
Porter, Robt (R Porter & 3ons), res
Burnside rd
Porter, Robt J (R Portei & Sons)
Porter, Thos, coachman A C Flumer-
felt, 35 Gorge rd
Porter, Thos R (R Porter & Sons), res
Burnside rd
Porter, W H, day clerk Occidental
hotel
Porter's Wharf, Steele mgr, Store
Porteous, James, carpenter, res 94
North Park
Portice, Frank, blacksmith, res 156
Douglas
Post, Charlep, carpenter, res Vining
Post, Charles, machine hand S Gray's
factory
Post-Jason, H, carpenter, res Vining
Postur, Illugi G, workman. Cedar
HillrdE
Potter, Thomas, bartender. Cabin,
124 Chatham
Pottinger, George, teacher, res 227
Michigan N
Pottinger, James, printer Govern-
ment printing ottice, res Michigan S
1 Pottinger, Wm B, butcher, res 12(»
Toronto S
i Potts. A Stewart, student-at-law Bel-
I yea & Gregory, res Stanley ave
: Potts, H A, tailor, res Seventh
I Potts, Thos C, engineer, res llenrv,
I Vic W
i Powder Maga/.ine, Bay, Vic W
Powell & Currall, hardware, stoveH,
crockery, etc., etc., Cheapside, 127
Government
Powell, Bertram, clerk Bank of Mon-
treal, res 80 Vancouver
Powell, Mrs B, prop Thistle restaur-
ant, 112 Yates
Powell, George E, barrister, solicitor
and notary public, 67 Government,
White House
Powell, G (Powell & Currall), 127
Government, res 161 Menzies
Powell, Dr J W, 9I.D., res so
Vancouver
Powell, Miss Nida, Tliistle restaur-
ant, 112 Yates
Powell, Sidney, Thistle restnt, 112
Yates
Powell. William, carriage maker, res
8 St Louis
Powers, George L, fmr J^ansdownf rd
Powers, Michael, prop Brown
Jug saloon, res 154 Fort
Powers, Thomas, stonecutter, res
Michigan N
Power, William, barber, 81 YateH
Powers, Wm, driver Erskine, Wall A
Co
Prague, Charles, labr, res 8 cabin, 175
Douglas
Pratt, Frank, sealer, res 59 King's rd,
cor Second
Pratt, Henry, carpenter, res 18 Second
Preece, William, tobacconist, 109
Douglas
Preece, W M, gardener, 21 Walnut
Presbyterian Mission Hall, Hurltou
Presbytern Church, Central, the Rev
P McF McLeod, pastor. Pandora,
cor Broad
Presbyterian Chinese Mission, 1 Pan-
dora
Presbyterian Mission, cor South nl
and Stanley ave
Prescott, Charles, carpenter, res San
Juan ave £
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Prescott, Geo 1
horo bay rd I
Prwston, Jas.c*
Co'8 Wrks, n
Pretty, Henry,
Provost, J (
Court, res .S7
Pnoo, Frank
res David
Pl-ice, CJeorge J
* Munn, res
dora
Price, Joseph i
„ res 91 Henrv
Price, L W,"b(
Pandora
Price, William, I
, DoUgJHH
Price. W P, Htewi
1 ride of the Islai
S, 25 Baotion
i ridham, E R, ca
Second
Pri<lham, Henry,
20 Se(!ond '
Pridmore, W R, f,
Priedtord. John
Flour Mills, res
Priest Thomas, d
res 24 Elizabeth
I mice of Wales S
nier. prop, 166 (
ringle, -, ehoem
Printer, Chas fi;d*
duthel rd, res St
J rintmg Office, OJo
Prmter. R Woift
Prtor & Co, Lt
f'lants, cor Johi
ment
^' Qo"; ^ '^' solicitoi
^) Langley, res (
Prior, Col E O
, merchpnt "The
I ton, rd
I North Park
(Prtor, HK, mgJ
I 82 Superior S
P-^^|omas. ex
Prior Mrs, widow,
PrUchard House, j
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VIOTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Prescott, Geo H, carpenter, res Cad-
boro bay nl K
PfMHton, .fas, caretaker Giant Powder
Co'a Wrks, res Cad bore bay rd
Pretty, Henry, labr, res Bodwell
nrevost, J C, registrar Huprenie
Court, refl 37 Montreal W
Price, Frank H. mgr Thorpe & Co,
rea David
Price, George E. driiggiHt Cochrane
& Munn, res Revere houae, Pan-
<lora
Price, ,Io8eph 8, salestnan T Earle,
re8 91 Henry
Price, L W,' book-keeper, res 109
Pandora
Price, William, labr, res 3 cabin, 175
l>nuglaf<
Price, \V P, steward Union Club
Pride of the Island Lodge, 8. O. E. B
8, 25 Buption
Pridhain, E K, cabinet maker, res 20
Second
Pridhain, Henry, cabinet maker, res
20 Second
Pridmore, W R, fmr, Burnside rd S
Priedt'ord. .John, labr, Vic Rice and
Flour Mills, res 10 Sayward ave
Priest Thomas, City Water Works,
res 24 Elizabeth
Prince of Wales Salo<3n, Joseph Meu-
nier, prop, 166 Government
Pringle, — , shoemaker, 173 Douglas
Printer, Chas Edwin, gardener, Ci.;-
duthel rd, res Saanich rd W
Printing Office, Government, Queen's
Printer, R Wolfenden
Prfor & Co, Ltd, hardware mer-
chants, cor Johnson and Govern-
ment
i Prior, J, solicitor Eberts & Taylor,
.30 Langlev, ren Clarence
: Prior, Col E O, ni.P., hardware
merchpnt "The Priory," Pember-
j ton, rd
! Prior, George, expressman, res 66
I North Park
Prior, H K, mgr E. & N. R'v, res
82 Superior S
I Prior, Thomas, expressman, res 66
N Park
Prior, Mrs, widow, res 66 N Park
Pritchard House, J B Jones, prop, 68
Yates
Proctor,, George Hy, grocdr, res 134
Yates
Proctor, Richard, musician, res 16
Bellot
ProSBOr, T H, (Flint & Prossor), 18
Broad, res 35 Riihet
Protestant Orphans' Home, Mrs Wal-
ker, matron, Hillside ave
Prout, William, res 59 Superior N
Provincial Gaol, R F John, warden,
cor First and Topaz ave
Provincial Royal Jubilee Hospital,
Dr W A Richards, resident phy-
sician
Provincial Police Dept, Supreme Court
bldgs, Bastion sqr
Provincial Govt Lalior Bureau, B.C
Board of Trade bldgs, A B Gray,
Commissioner
Provincial Musenm, J Fannin,
curator, James bay
Provincial Secretary and Minis-
ter of Mines, Lieut-Col Hon James
Baker
Public Schools, School st
Pugsley, Arthur, tram conductor, res
Alpha
Punnett, R B, clerk. Land Registry,
40 r,angley, res Burnside rd
Purvig, Miss Laura, nurse, Pro Royal
Jubilee Hospital
Pusey, Leonard, labr, res 11 Cameron
Pym, James, pipelayer, res Tolmie
ave
Quadros, Jos, trader, res 127 Belle-
ville N
Queen City Baildinff, Loan A
Saving Association, B Wil-
liams, secty, cor Fort and Broad
Queen Fire Insurance Co of
America, R P Rithet & Co, agts,
Queen's Hotel, Richards & Hughes,
props, cor Store and Johnson
Quentin, Rene, artist, room 41, City
Market, res 161 Fort
Quesnelle Forks Canal and Hydraulic
Mining,Co, Ltd;Liability, J Peirson,
secretary, 9 Bank B.C. Chambers
Quick, Fredk Geo, real estate, agent,
res Cadboro bav rd
Quigley, F A, salesman, Weiler Bros,
res 42 Cadboro bay
Quin, J F, steward, Hotel Victoria,
res 50 Amelia
Quinan, C J, druggist, Moore & Co,
res 118 Fort
Quinlan, Dr W J. dentist, rooms
13, 14, 16 Five Sisters' blk, res F.
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Quintard, Arthur, (Quintard &
Packard), res Yates
Quintard & Packard, electrical
supplies, 15 Broad
Rabb, Wm, butcher, res 6 Kane
Raby, Sam S, sealer, res Brunswick
hotel
Radford, William, carriage mkr, res
Oak bay ave
Rae, Mrs L, widow, res 196 Cook
Rafuse, Edson, miner, res Brunswick
hotel
Rafuse, Wellington, res Brunswick
hotel
Ragstaff, Ole, watchmaker, Kingham
& Co, res 190 Yates
Raitt, F F, res 84 North Park
Ralph, Wm, surveyor, res 45)a Yates
Ramous, Henry, tailor, 13 Oriental
alley
Ramous, Sam, tailor, etc, 13 Oriental
alley
Ramsay, D S, lithographer. Colonist
res 73 Henry Ptg Co
Ramsay Geo D, machinist, res Cralg-
Hower rd
Ramsay, Capt J, pilot, res 22 Erie S
RamsHale, Miss Edith, re^ 103 Van-
couver
Randell, David, tailor, res 9 A nelia
Randell, William, blacksmith, res 9
Amelia
Randolph, Albert, tinsmith, res 2
Mears
Randolph, J J, printer, resl Princess
W
Randolph. Mrs, res ?< Mears
Rankin, Walter, bartender, res Van-
couver hotel
Rapp, wharles, machinist, res West-
ern ho'cl
R-pp, CI arles, machinist, A.I.W, res
103 Chiitham
Rappertie, Arthur S, photo artist, res
20 He iry
RatchTe, Joseph, bartender, Delmon-
ico music hall, res 76 View
Rattray, Charles, coal dealer and
warehousen.an, Janion's whart.
Store st, res ^7 Cadbcro bay rd
Rattray, O A, gen agt Great No -
the? . Ky, Adelphi block, Govcn -
ment, res 37 Cadboro bay rd
Rattenbury, F, architect, rea Doug-
las house
Rav, Charles, P.O. clerk, rea 47 King's
rd
Ray, Frederick, painter, res 47 King's
rid
Tay, Robt, horeeshoer, 17 Broughton.
res '1 King's rd
Ray, Robert, blksmith, res 47 King a
rd
RaygB.n, Thomas, teamster, Victoria
Truck and Dray Co, res 22 Kane ,
Raymond, John, driver, Vic Transfer
Co
Raymur, James L, city auditor,
James st, Esquimalt rd
Raynes, -lohn E, bookseller, 104 Fort
res 10 Caledonia ave
Rayner, Thomas G, grocer, 46 Store
Rcyner, T G, real estate and insur-
ance, res 58 Fernwood rd
Rayside, William, labr, res Western
hotel
Tiead, AH Ernest, labr, res 13 Centre
road
Read, George, pugilist, res New York
hotel
Read, John M, shoemaker, res Do-
minion rd
Reali, Pellegreno, dealer in statuary,
res 32 View
Reamer, T W, banjo and guitar teach-
er, 73 Five Sisters' block
Reddie, A Campbell Deputy
Provincial Secretary, res 193 Fort
Redding, Thomas, grocer, res lOti
Oswego, E
Redfem. C E, watchmaker and
""anli-g jeweller, 43 Government,
res 1 St John W
Redgrave, S L, police oonstabit', r •«
151 Qua.'ra
Redman, Geo H, tailor, Gregg & Sons
res Angel hotel
Redmond, Dr W, res Empire hotel
Redmond, W H, traveler Ames
Holden Co, Ltd, Hotel Victoria
Redon A Hartnagle, pi ops
Driard hotel. View
Redon, Louis, prop Driard hotel,
1-6 View
Reed, Elliott, night foreman, res
Mary, Vic W
Reeve, G, Q.M.S.. jw. j. military fore-
man of works, the Barracks, Head
Reeves, Artemus, labr, res Rich-
monk uve cor Leighton rd
Reeves, Frank, carpenter, res Thistle
restaurant
™|#rr runi nV||C||T AOCUI^i/ Guldn fumithed to tonrltta. All kinds of
IVtC| CNIrLUTInCnl AUCnuY CHinrM :ielp suppUed on th* aHortaat notice.
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M»de only at CEyTHATj nKVO STORE. Clarence Bloek, Victoria, S. C.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
351
Reformed Episcopal Church, Hum-
boldt cor McCiure
Regan, Walter, carpenter, res Am-
phion, Oak bay
Regent Saloon, Switzer & McCiiisky,
props, cor Johnson and Douglas
Registrar of County Court, Harvey
Combes, Bastion sqr
Registrar of Births, Marriages and
Deaths, Chas J Leggate, 40 Langley
Reid. Mrs A, candy store. Govern-
ment, res Windsor hotel
Reid, Ambrose, labr, res 30 Walnut
Reid, Ernest, timekeeper, 24)^ Say-
ward
Reid, Chas G, engr Victoria Electric
Co, res Russel, Vic W
Reid, James, boatman, res 30 Wal-
nut
Reid, Mrs Jennie, housekeeper, Bal-
moral hotel
Reid, Joseph, agent Mutual Life,
Heisterman & Co, res 137 Chatham
Reid, Malcolm, Mount Baker hotel,
Oak bay
Rjid Samuel, gents' furnisher and
clothier, 122 Govern ment, res 87
Alfred
Reid, Thomaa, res Pcicher ave
Reid, Wm, farm hi .nd. Cedar Hill rd
Reid, W R, tixpre'idman, res 62 North
Park
Reilly, Miss Gertie, elk Russell, Mc-
Donald & Co, Tes 31 Third
Reillv,John Thomas,carpenter, res 31
Third
Reinhardt, Theodore, boiler maker,
res 44 Vancouver
Reliance Marine Insurance
Co..'Ltd.,RPRithet &Co, agents,
61-3Wi.>irf
Rendall <!^. Hay, horseshoers, 16
Pandora
Rendall, David, tailor and cutter, 148
Government, res Amelia
Rendall, Wm, (Rendall o. Hay) res 9
Amelia
Rendell, H B, painter, res South rd
Rendall, Robert S, res 130 Simcoe
Renfrew, John (Heams, McCann
& Renfrew), H.B. Dye Works, res
129 Fisguatd
Renie, J R, clerk Dominion hotel
Reymur, Mrs M G,re8 146 Kingston N
Rennett. Henry, carpenter, res S
Rendall E
Renney, Hugh, lubr, res cabin 14,
Humboldt
Rennie, A, watchmaker, 88 Douglas,
res Telegraph hotel
Rennie, H P, compositor, res Do-
minion hotel
Renouf, Clement E, u^e-presi-
dent of Nieholles & Renouf, Ltd,
61 Yat»-a, res Dallas rd
Renouf, Joseph, grocer (Hall & Re-
nouf), res 92 North Chatham
Renwood, George, baker, Plymouth
bakery, 16 Broad
Ren wick, Dr Wm, physiciai? and
surgeon, res 11] Fisguard
Rescue Home, Salvation Army, Capt
Tierney in charge
Reynard, John S, musician, res 20
Frederick
Reynard, Mrs M, widow, res 20 Fred-
erick
Reynard, M C, railway mail clerk,
res 20 Frederick
Reynolds, G, clerk McPhillips,
Woottjn (Xc Barnard, res Cadboro
bay rd
Reynolds, W, porter Henry Saunders,
res Cadboro bay rd
Reynolds, V,' R, asst freight and pas-
senger agent E. & N. Ry Co, res 2
Broughton
Rhodes, Arthur 4, clerk, res 98 Cook
Rhodes, C AV, acct Brackman & Ker
Milling Co, res 153 Blanchard
Rhubenack, Martin, enip Planing
Mill.^, res 98 Pandora
Rich, J R, electrician Tram Co, res
162 Menziea
Richards, Ho»? A N, barrister-at-law,
res St Charles
Richards, Frai.k G, res 143 View
Richards, James, milkman, res Pem-
broke
Richards, John, manufacturer, res
Kelvin rd, Saanioh rd W
Richards, John, grocer, Menzies
Richards, Joseph, Queen's hotel, cor
Store and Johnson
Richards, Joseph, coachman to J
Dunemuir, Craigflower rd
Richards, J R, re" ' 4 Chamberi
Richards, Joseph VV, clerk J H Baker,
res 99 Toronto
Richards, Oliver, ship carpenter, res
105 Quadra
Richards, P B, cai .lenter, ree Van-
couver hotel
Richards, S W, labr, res Dominion
hotel
Richardson, Mrs, res 77 Discovery
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Richardson, Fred, clerk Ames Holden
Co, Ltd, res 77 Discovery
Richardson, G A, Victoria Hou8e,86)^
Douglas, res 4 Quebec
Richardson, G B, plumber'H appren-
tice, res 77 Disco vnry
Ri'ihurdson, Ralph B, res Catherine,
VicW
Richdale. J H, bill clerk, H.B. Co,
res 155K Superioi
Richdale, W H F, baker, rea 153>^
Superior
Richer, Mrs E, widow, res Haughton
Rickaby, J B H, asst H.B. Co, res
6 S Turner
Ricketts, Samuel, fmr. Prospect Lake
rl
Richmond, John, carpenter, res 8
Rendall £
Richmond, William, fmr, Strawberry
Vale
Riddell, David H, sawyer, res llGiiay
Riddell, Pet«r J, ' uilder, res 140
Cook
Ridehalgh, Thos .T, prop Bay View
saloon, 1 Humboldt
Ridgman, A H, res 17 Frederick
Ridgman, Mrs E P, res 17 Frederick
Ridge, VVm, carpt. res Saanich rd E
Ridley, Robt, janitor Pioneer Hall,
Broad, res 51 Chatham
Riesinger, Joseph, clerk, res 177
Douglas
Riggs, Stanley H, clerk, W S Hamp-
son & Co, 69 Douglas
Riley, Miss Annie, dressmaker, res 91
Fort
Riley, George, res 126 Quadra
Riley, John T, joiner, S (Array's fac-
tory, res 31 Chatham
Risch, Emille W, musician, res Do-
n)inion hotel
Ritciiie, James, emp B.C. Pottery
Works, res Moss
Ritchie, John, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Ritchie, John Henderson, fireman,
res 203 Douglas
Ritchie, J, machinist, V.I.W, res
Moss
Ritchie, Robt, mechanical engr, ros
Parry
Ritchie, Wm, labr, res Vancouver
hotel
Ritchie, "Wm, labr, res 222 Yates
Rithet, R P ft Co, wholesale uier-
chants, shipping and insurance
agts, f 1-63 Wharf
Rithet, Robt P, J.P, president R P
Rithet & Co, res "Holly bank," 48
Humboldt
Ritter, Aug, waiter, res 56 Pa)idora
Ritter, Gus, chef, Germania saloon,
res 56 Pandora
Ritter, Robt, prop Germania sa'oon,
cor Johnson and Government, res
62 Frederick
Rivers, Hy, house decorator, reii 27
Henry
Rivers, Hy, painter, 11 Lettice, 40
Fort
Roach, George, entj '' T ta 73ii.
Pem broke
Roarke, Michael, fruit and cigars, 84
Yates, res 273 Job son
Roarke, Thomas, rubber stamp
mar.fr, Williams' bldg
Roback, Martin, machinist, res 103
Pandora
Robb. Andrew, bailiff, ree Upper
Pandora
Robbins, Capt E ¥, master marinei',
res 26 First
Robbins, J R, expressman, rear of 48
Boj^d
Robbins, Mosea R, watchmaker, res
Cedar Hill rd
Robbins, W, emp V.I.W. , res Fourth
Robelu, C B, carpenter, res 16 Cale-j
/
^3
donia ave
Roberts, C M, draughtsman La
and Works Dept
Roberts, F C, clerk, res 16 You. ,
Roberts, George, sealer, res 8'
wick hotel ^'
Roberts, George, cabinet makei, ^
res 146 Johnson
Roberts, Capt George, mariner, res
93 Blanchard
Roberts, H L, elk Erskine, Wall A
Co, res Pine
Roberts, John, dynamo tender, res
163 Yates
Roberts, John L, master mariner, res
Pine
Roberts, Richard, tailor, 29 Fort, rea
8 Blanchard
Roberts, S A, Prov and )'>■-,:■. Lan
Surveyor, 2 Court alh , » < co
Richardson and Oak bay u\e
Roberts, Thos, elk H. M. Customs,
res 22 Young
Roberts. Capt 'T W, capt PrinceP'
Ix)uise, res 6 Stanley ave
Robertson , Alexander, verger Presby
teriai!. .ihurch, res 60 John
21
Robertson, j
& ^.nderso:
Robertson, j
ave, cor Be
Robertson, A
ker and ger
res Michiga
Robertson, A
Court
Robertson, ]
helper, res ^
Jvobertson, F
Vancouver J
Robertson, Fn
^ 42 Store
Robertson, G(
mariner, re
Niagara
Ro.iertson, He;
Vancouver
Robertson, Hei
« Dumbletou
Yates
Robeuson, Job
Rupert
Robertson, Johi
Store
Robertson, Jost
Fourth
Robertson, J R,
Robertson, Miss
ler & Earl, red
I Robertson, aldd
I North Chathal
, Kobinson,
' Stewart, res'
Robinson, A E
, ^ Bros, res Cadh
obinsun^ FranJ
Michigan
Robinson, GilbeJ
V ic W
Rohfn Mfi, Mrs
„A;iiigstona
Robinson, Jame
saloon 1
^•^^'nson, Jamei
113 North Park
Robinson, John,
factory '
^"•^'.nson, J J, sfl
builder, res 13
Robinson, John,
Michigan
Robinson, JohnJ
Milne
Robinson, John.*
ave, Vic W
A. M. BEATTIE, AUCTIONEER, Vancouver, B. mmm
VlOTOnA A-VSUISLCV XjO^ MdXia* Bates ana QuieheBtBespateh.
21 and 83 Bronghton Street, Victoria. B. O. Tel. 129.
VICTORIA CITY niBECTORY.
353
Robertson, Alex, joiner McKililican
& J.nderson, res 31 Spconfl
Robertson, Alex G, grocer, Belton
ave, cor Bean
Robertson, Arthur, commission bro-
ker and gen'l agt, 6 Bastion square,
res Michigan
Robertson, A Rocke, elk Supreme
Court
Robertson, Duncan, blacksruith'a
helper, res 42 Store
Robertson, Frank, seal hunter, res
Vancouver hotel
Robertson, Fredk V, blacksmith, res
42 Store
Robertson, George Winran, master
mnriner, res " The Anchorage,"
Niagara
Eortertson, Herbert, solicitor, res 61
Vancouver
Robertson, Herbert E A, B.L., Allan
S Dumbleton, 61 Langley, res 204
Yates
Robeitson, John, fisherman, res 26
Rupert
Robertson, John, blacksmith res 42
Store
Robertson, Joseph, carpenter, res 60
Fourth
Robertson, J R, res 169 Menzies W
Robertson, Miss Maggie, emp Stem-
ler & Earl, res 70 John
Robertson, alderman, W A, rei 88
North Chatham
Robinson, — , accountant Tolmio &
Stewart, res Yates
Robinson, A E F, jeweler Davidson
Bros, res Cadboro bay rd
'^obinson, Frank, plumber, res 139
Michigan
Robinson, Gilbert, J.P, res Skinner,
\ ic W
Robin III, Mrs H, widow, res 22
Kingston S
Robinson, James, waiter, Beehive
saloon
Robinson, James, labr, A.I.W, res
113 North Park
Robinson, John, sashhand, S Gray's
factory
Robinson, J J, shipwright and boat
builder, res 13 Montreal W
Robinson, John, stonemason, res 147
Michigan
Robinson, John, stonemason, res
Milne
Robinson, John, carpt, res Springfield
ave, Vic W
Robinson, John, carpt, J P Burgess,
10 Broughton
Robinson, J R, carpenter, res 10
Frederick
Robinson, Miss, dressmaker, Stanley
House
Robinson, Thomas C, clerk, Janion
wharf, res 22 Kingston
Robinson, Theodore, book-keeper,
res 53 Yates
Robinson, Wm, clerk, res 72 View
Roblin, Stephen, bartender, Bode-
ga, res 103 Pandora
Robottom, Geo Henry, cabinet mkr,
res 178 Cook
Roboolerd, Mrs Margaret, widow, res
14 John
Robson, Edw, pressman, 77 Johnson,
res 1 Princess st
Robson, Rev E, pastor, Methodist ch,
Michigan, res 85 Superior N
Robson, John, blkamith, res Herald
Robson, Mrs John, res 55 Birdcage
walk W
"Roccabella," private boarding house
prop Mrs S P Tuck. 22 Vic Ores
Roch, John, cabin 3, 33 Chatham
Rook Bay Coal Yard Oface, S
F Mclnioah prop, 90)^ Government
Rock Bay Hotel, Benjamin Carter
prop, cor Work and Bridge sts
Rock Bay Lumber Yard, Hughitt &
Mclntyre, John
Rock Bay Schools, prin Miss Lucretia
Horton, res Turner
Rock Bay Tannery, Frederick Norris,
Bay
Rock Bay Trunk Factory, Frederick
Norris, Bay
Rockett, William, carpenter, res 234
Johnson
Rodgerson, Frederick, inmate Home
for Aged and Infirm
Roff, Thomas, labr, res 40 John
Rogers, C W, San Francisco Candy
Factory, 29 Government, res 42
Kingston
Rogers, Fred, agent, res 69 Quadra
Rogers, Harry, labr, res 159 Montreal
W
Rogers, Phillip, bartender, Telegraph
hotel
Rogerson, Isaac, mgr Roc'.- Bay Lum-
bar Vard, res 70 Princess ave
Rohrig, Ed, bartender, Bank Ex-
change saloon
Roland^ Clement, organist, res 38
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Rolfe, John H, painter, 151 Cook
Rolfe, Tlios Neal, painter, res 151
Cook
Rollin, Jas S, prop White Horse
hotel, 68 Humboldt
Rollins, Frederick, carpenter, res
^Tpper Pandora
1; r' jv'i, Buel, dredt^eman, res
±'i rior N
Romt , A, res 116 Menzies W
Rood, .; in, emp McEnery, res 37
Rithet
Rooklidge, Bert, boxmaker, res 6
Hill
Rookledge, Eugene, printer, 77 John-
son, res 6 Hill
Rooklidge, George, driver Lawrence
Goodacre, res 8 Hill
Rooklidge, Geo G, box manfr, res 6
Hill
Rope, John, hackdriver, res 19
Broughton
Roper, Charles, contractor, res 20
James S
Roper, Fred S, V.S., res 24 Hillside
ave
Roppr, G D, contractr, res 20 James S
Roper, Henry Hudson, builder, res 5
.Tames N
Roper, Mrs, dressmaker, res 116 Fort
Rouer, Patrick, hostler, res Vancou-
ver hotel
Roper, Richard W, carpenter, res
116 Fort
Roper, R H, contractor, res 20
James 8
Roscoe, R A, mgr Canning Co res 45
King's rd
Rose, Alex, drayman, Vic Truk and
Dray Co, res 62 Kane
Rjse, Daniel R, warehouseman Simon
Leiser & Co, res 62 Kane
Rose, Findlay, porter R P Rithet &
Co, res Blanchard
Rose, Sydney, butcher, res 19 South
Turner
Roskamp, John, carpenter, res 52
Kingston S
Roskamp, John, horseshoer, 92 John-
son, res 62 Kingston
Roskelley, William, miner, res 143
Quadra
Ross & Smith, painters and glaziers,
102 Fort
Ross (Ross & Smith), painters, 102
Fort
Ross, Alexander, labr, res Dominion
hotel
Ross,Alexander,Bteward S.S. Princess
Louise, res 98 Menzies E
Ross, Alexander, teamster, res 45
Kane
Ross, Dixi H (Dixi H Ross & Co),
117 Government, res 35 Hillside ave
Ross, Frank H, painter, res Snowden
ave, Ross Day
Ross, Fredk, tailor, 42 Broad, res
Brunswick hotel
Ross, Harry G, (Dixi H Ross & Co),
res 35 Hillside ave
Ross, Miss Jane, domestic, res 105
Blanchard
Ross, John, stableman, res 103 Fort
Ross, Miss Maggie, domestic, 80
Henry
Ross, R S, cooper, V.P.B. Co, res 161
Montreal
Ross, Wm M, carpt and contractor,
re'j Strawberry Vale
Ros3on. Miss A G, emp steam laun-
dry, res 11 Caledonia ave
Rosson, George P, labr, res 11 Cale-
donia ave
Rothwell, Marion, domestic, Jos A
8ayward,"0akmeade," Belcher cor
Moss
Rourke, Miss K, mantle dept. West-
side, res 273 Johnson
Routledge, Mrs L M, mgr Cromwell
house, 103)^ Government
Rowe, Miss Annie, grocery, res 7
Pioneer
Rowe, Miss Emily, dressmkr, res 7
Pioneer
Rowe, John, driver, Victoria Trans-
fer Co
Rowe, Joseph, blacksmith res 7 Pio-
neer
Rowebottom, G W, butcher, res 26
Frederick
Rowbotham, A J, grocer, 80 Yates,
res Gorge rd
Rowlx)ttom, George, cabinet maker,
Sehl, Hastie, Erakine Go
Rowland, Joseph Wm, fmr, res Burn-
side rd
Rowland, Matthew, innkeeper, Burn-
side rd N
Rowlands, Clement, music store, res
63 Government
Roy, Alphonse O, carpt and house
mover, res 9 Fourth
Royal Canadian Packing Co,
Skeena river, Dalby & Claxton, agts
Royal Insurance Co, Robt Ward
& Co, agts, '"'jmple blk. Fort
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Royal Ma
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Royal Ma
mining
Work P(
Royal Sail
props, 5J
Rubanich,
Taylor M
Rudge, Fr
King's rd
Kudge, Gt
mason, 13
Kudge, He
^ King's rd
Rudge, Her
Menzies, ;
Rudge, Wal
King's rd
Rudlin, Cap
Islander, i
Ruelland, U
T Dupont.
Rule, Jos, te;
Runham, Er
betli
Russ House,
Johnson I
Rusta, Ai
^ liquors, res
Russell 8tati(
malt rd
Russell, McD
134 Dougia,
Russell, Arthi
,, les 31 St Lc
Russell, Ema
View
Russell, Char
^ 102 Pisguar,
Russell, Davi
He.iry
Russell, Ernei
Boyd, E
Russeil, Fredl
res Boyd E
Ru88(!ll, Geo
i^atos, res 8(
Russell. Jabez
Cedar Hill r
Russell, Jamei
Bros
Russell, Jamei
res 143 Chat
Russell, John,
View
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTOT»Y.
355
Royal Mail Steam Packet Go, of Lon-
kon, Findlay, Durham & Brodie,
agts, 98 Wharf
Royal Marine Artillery, sub-marine
mining detachment, the barracks.
Work Point, Head
Royal Saloon, McDonald & Hayes,
props, 53 Douglas
Rubanicb, Martin, machine hand,
Taylor Milling Co
Rudge, Fred W, stonecutter, res 9
King's rd
Rudge, George, stone and marble
mason, 135 Douglas, res 20 King's rd
Rudge, Henry, stonecutter, res 9
King's rd
Rudge, Herbert, stonecutter, res 112
Menzies, E
Rudge, Walter P, stonecutter, res 9
King's rd
Rudlin. Capt George E, captain S.S.
Islander, res 13 George
Ruelland, Louis, coachman. Major C
T Dupont. "Stadacona"
Rule, Jos, teamster, res Garbally rd
Runham, Ernest, labr, res 26 Eliza-
beth
Rush House, G Bossi prop, 30, 32, 34
Johnson
Rusta, Andrew, groceries and
liquors, res 86 Store
Russell Station, E. & N. Ry, Esqi !-
malt rd
Russell, McDonald & Co, genl mchts,
184 Douglas
Russell, Arthur,2nd steward Premier,
res 31 St Louis
Russell, Emanuel, machinist, res 71
View
Russell, Charles, Russell McD & Co,
102 Fisguard
Russell, David, blacksmith, res 48
Henry
Russell, Ernest H, B.A., teacher, res
Boyd, E
Russe'il, Fredk M, elk Weiler Bros,
res Boyd E
Rus8i!ll, Geo S, shaving parlors, 48
Yatoq, res 86 Menzies
Russell, Jabez J, contractor, res cor
Cedar Hill rd and Mt Tolmie avb
Russell, James, upholsterer, Weiler
Bros
Russell, James, baker, 103 Douglas,
res 143 Chatham
Russell, John, carpenter, res Bussel
VicW
Russell John, carpenter and builder
Edward cor Catherine, Vic W
Russell, John, property owner, 109
Pandora
Russell, Louis, tramway conductor,
res Craigflower rd, cor Catherine
Russel, Robt John, retired, res
"Springfield House" Victoria West
Russell, R J, jr, elk Samuel Reid, 122
Government, res Vic W
Russell, Sydney G, fmr, resl Phoenix
Place
Russell, Thomas, accountant, res 95
Mears
Russell, VVm, res Boyd E
Ruter, Edw, engr, res Western hotel
Ruth, Miss Ellen, asst cook, Prov
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Rutherford, Mrs, res 134 Superior S
Rutland, Henry, (H Rutland & Co)
res 4 Battery
Ruttan, Stewart, carpt, res Pine
Ryan, Richd, polisher, res 83 Su-
perior
Ryan, Miss Sarah, domestic, res 40
Work
Rykert, Mrs G E, widow.ren Gorge rd
s
Saanich Lime Co, J Wrigglesworth,
agent, 127 Yates
Sabin, Napoleon, fmr, res Cedar Hill
rd
Sabiston, Capt J, master mariner,
res 46 Ontario S
Sacht, H 0, bartender Adelphi
sample rooms, res 35 Douglas
Saforcade, Frank, general store, 13
Johnson
Sailor, Chas, carpenter, res Vancou-
ver hotel
Sallaway, Jos Fredk, teacher, res
Henry, Vic W
Salmon, £ J & Co, house furnishing,
44 Johnson
Salmon, E J, house furnishing, 44
Johnson, res 14 Second
Salmon, Harry L, tobacconist, 106
Government, res 168 Yates
Salmon, Maurice, tobacconist, Adel-
phi block. Government, 67 Pandora
Salvation Army Barracks, res 12
Broad
Sample, Alex, carriage builder, 67
Broad
Sampson, George H, second-hand
book store, 97 Douglas
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Samson, George, storekeeper, res
Thistle restaurant, 112 Yates
Samuels, G, clerk, res 43 R' .het
Samuelson, Miss Emma, rss20 North
rd
Samuelson, G, labr, res cor Vining
and Stanley ave
Samuelson, Jonas, labr, res 20 North
rd
Sand, Ida, clothing, 10 Store
Sand, John, res 10 Store
Sandercock, Mrs Eliza, ladies' nurse,
res 41 Quadra
Sandercock, John, shoemaker, res 41
Quadra
Sanderson, Miss M, emp Langley &
Co, res 46 Menzies
Sanders, Thos, driver, Vic Transfer
Co
San Francisco Baths, T Geiger, prop,
87 Government
Sang, W, res 99 Yates
Sangster, Alex, miller, Hall, Ross &
Co, res Gamma
Sangster, George (Pettlgrew & Sang-
ster), tailor, res 39 Chatham
Sangst<-, George, book-keeper R
Porter & Sons, res 11 Queen's ave
Sangster, Robt, apprentice D E
Campbell, res 66 Fort
Saniger, Fred, grocery and glass-
ware, 4 Store
Sanitary OflBce, market yard, Alex-
ander Murray, sanitary officer
Saranta, John, candies and fruits,
125 Douglas
Sarantis, T, fruiterer, 101 Johnson,
res 117 Douglas
Sarantis, A^toine, fruiterer, 101 John-
son, res 117 Douglas
Saras, H rank A, clerk Geo Kunare,
115 Government, res 125 Douglas
Sares, K, fish and fruit dealer, 123
Fort
Sargison, A G, secretary Colonist
Printing Co, res 121 Pandora
Sargison, F R, book-keeper Colonist,
res 82 Menzies
Sargison, George A, accountant and
estate agent, 48 Langley, res 82
Menzies
Sargison, J J, book-keeper Lenz &
Leiser, 9-11 Yates, res 82 Menzies
Sauer, Joseph, prop Grand Pacific
saloon, 26 Johnson, cor Store
Saul, Fredk, Galvanized Iron Cornice
Works, res 39 Kingston N
Saul, Fred, cornice mkr, res 112 Fort
Saunders, Mrs E J, Saunders' res-
taurant, 169-171 Government
Saunders, Miss Fanny, asstMrsBick-
ford's, 61-63 tort
Saunders, Mrs F, ladies' nurse, res 1
CoUinson
Saunders, Henry« grocer and
produce dealer, 39-41 Johnson, res
221 Pandora
Saunders, Mrs Jane, boarding house,
37 Kane
Saunders' Restaurant, Barnett &
Saunders, props, 169-171 Govern-
ment
Saunders, Robert, fireman, res cor
Henry and Catherine
S-'Unders, Thomas, hackdriver Vic
Transfer Co, res 42 Pandora
Gausere, Richard, watchmaker John
Wenger, res 104 Pandora
Savage, Chas J, elk A.I.W., res 181
V^iew
Savage, Henry R, carpenter, res 181
View
Savage, R W, Northern Pacific saloon,
res 181 View
Savage, R VV O, assc dry goods, res
181 View
Savage, William, salesman J Part-
ridge, 86 i ates, res 181 View
Savannah, photographer, Five Sis-
ters' blk
Savory, Williajd J, cider manfr, res
207 Chatham
Sauer, G C, Bank Exchange saloon,
29 Yates, cor Langley
Say ward Milling and Timber Co, Ltd,
L H Northy, managing director, 32
Constance
Sayward, Joseph A, accountant,
16 Trounce ave, res " Oakmeude,"
cor Moss and Belcher
Sayward, W P, 16 Trounce ave,
res 14 Cadboro bay rd
Sayyea, John, res 47 South rd
Sayyea, Miss L, physicial culture
teacher, res Topaz ave
Soaife, A H, mgr New York Life
• Ins Co, res Wilson hotel
Scarlett, J E, elk R P Rithet & Co,
res 140 Menzies
Schaper, Ernest, tailor, res 95 Cor-
morant
Schermerhorn, I C, mgr Sayward
Mill Co, res 10 First
Schier, Frank, Sehl-Hastie-Erskine
Co, res 1 Montreal
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357
Schneider, Fred, cook New England
hotel, res 90 Douglas
Schnoter, A, cigar manufacturer, 22
South Turner W
Schoen, 8, grocery and provisions, 177
Douglas, res 24 Fourth
Schofield, Stewart C, clerk in Holy
Orders, res 49 Vancouver
Scholefield, Harold, 2nd asst teacher,
Victoria College
Scholefieid, Kenneth A, messenger,
Govt printing oflSce
Schroeder, Julius C, architect, rtss
268 Yates
Schroeder, Miss Helen, music teacher
res 2fi8 Yates
SohnltB & Morphy, barristers,
solicitors, &c., &c., 49Langley
Schultz, Charles, sailor, res Dallas rd
Schultz, J B. plumber, 89 Johnson,
res 23 Johnson
Schultz Max, engr, res 73 North Park
Sohultl, S D, (Shultz & Morphy)
49 Langley, res 196 Cook
Schur, William, tailor Geo R Jackson
res 236 Cook
Schvr?eze, Herman, barber T Geiger,
87 Government, res 190 Yatea
Schwengers, C P W, elk E G Prior &
Co, 123 Government, res 48 Bird-
cage Walk
Schwengers, P J A, elk Hy Young &
Co, res 48 Birdcage Walk
Scotch Bakery, Jas Russell, prop, 103
Doulgas
Scott, Adam, labr, res Vining
Scott, Mrs Annie, widow, res 27
Gorge rd
Scott, David, sawmill labr, res 5
David
Scott, Miss Florence, dressmaker, res
56 Pandora
Scott, F M, paintei , res 7 Rebecca
Scott, George, fireman, Bay View
Cottage, 66 Dallas rd
Scoit, Henry, waiter Union Club
Soott, H J, mgr Hamilton Powder
Co, 69>^ Wharf, res 27 Gorge rd
Scott, James, labr, res 23 Douglas
Scott, James, mgr R T Williams'
book bindery, 28 Broad
Scott, JohnH, steward str Joan, res
16 Pioneer
Scott, Robt, Rose Mount farm, Cedar
Hill rd
Scott, Mrs Susie, domestic, res 155
Vancouver
Scott, William, carpt, res 34 Walnut
Scott, Thomas, sealer, res Empire
hotel
Scott, William, Three Star saloon, 4
Fort, res 62 Princess ave
Scott, Wm I, paper ruler and book
binder, R T Williams, 28 Broad
Scottish Union and National
Insuranoc Co, A W More & Co,
a^ts, 70 Douglas
Scriven, Ven Archdeacon, rector St
James, res 81 Kingston N
Sea, Samuel, fmr, res Burnside rd
Sea, Harry, ship carpenter, Bruns-
wick hotel
Seabrook, B R, treasurer, A.I.W, res
Gonje rd
Seabrook, R, Vice Pres, R P Rithet
& Co, res 299 Douglas
Seach, George, plasterer, res 247 John-
son
Seaman, Peter, plumber, res 70 Fort
Sears, Joseph, painter, etc, 114
Yates, res 196 Fort
Seaton, Capt, teacher of navigation,
res Empire hotel
Seaton, Mrs M, music teacher, res
Garbally rd
Secord, Harding, fmr, res Strawberry
Vale
Seddall, Miss Ada, chambermaid, 63
Yates
Sedeer, Thos D, architect, res Fern
rd, Rose bay
Seelig, Gabriel H, Simon Leiser &
Co, res 255 Fort
Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Co, furni-
ture dealers and manufacturers,
66 Government
Sehl, Frank J, P. O. clerk, res 97
Quadra
Sehl, Mrs F, widow, res 97 Quadra
Sehl, Herman, res 97 Quadra
Sehl, Jacob, (Sehl-Hastie-Erskine
Co), res 1 Montreal
Sehl, Thomas P, plumbei, 10 Fort,
res 97 Quadra
Sehl, William, (Sehl-Hastie-Erskine
Co), res 1 Montreal
Selby, Cole, cigar maker, res 75 Pem-
broke
Mrs E, widow, res 9 Fred-
Selleck,
erick
Selleck,
Yates
Selleck,
Mrs M A, widow, res 314
Miss Amelia, dressmsker,
res 307 DougUet
Selleck, Henry, carpenter, res 307
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Selleck, H R, carpt, rea Beta
Selleck, James, painter, res 209 Doug-
las
Sample, Alexander, carriaste builder,
Eaward cor Mary, Vic W
Semple, Robert, machinist, res "Rose
Cottage," Edward cor Marj', VicW
Seniger, Arthur, labr, res Cedar Hill
rd
Sere & Co, flour, feed and produce
luerchts, 164 Yates
Sere, Frank Q, (Sere & Co), res Rich-
mond rd
Sere, John B, (Sere & Co), res Rich-
mond rd
Setterfield, C, bartender. Hotel Vic-
toria
Setterington, John F, painter, res
lOSy. View
Sewell, B, porter, P McQuade & Son,
res Tolmie estate
Sewell, Ernest B, sailmkr, res Alder,
Tolmie ave, Saanich rd E
Sewell, Jas, inmat-e Home for Aged
and Infirm
Sewell, John B, res Catherine, VicW
Sexsmith, Edwd W, driver, Victoria
Transfer Co, res 54 Quadra
Seymour, Miss Alice, res 11 Kane
Shade, George A, shoemkr, res Far-
quhar
Shade, W, machinist, V.I. Wks, res
4 Farquhar
Shakespeare, Fredk, printer. Govt
printing office, res Esquimalt cor
Russel, Vic W
Shakespeare, Noah, post^naster,
rea 69 Second cor Hillside ave
Shakespeare, Thos, labr, res cabin,
Marion
Shakespeare, W, jeweler, Pennock &
Lowe, res cor Hillside and Second
Shalcross, John Jas, clerk, res "Roc-
cabella"
Shandley, Peter, painter, res 130 Os-
wego
Shanks, Samuel H, carpt, res 190
Cook
Shann, Joseph, draughtsman, A.I.W,
rea 77 Discovery
Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co,
Ewen Morrison, mgr, res Discovery
Shannon, Miss B, milliner, Spencer's
Arcade, res 134 Blanchard
Shaper, Ernest, tailor, 42 Broad, res
26 Cormorant
Sharp, Charles H, ship caulker, res
11 Hill
Sharp, David, tailor, res 12 Farquhar
Sharp, Geo, carpt, res 5 cabin, John-
son
Sharp, James, cashier, H.B. Co, res
Claretice hotel
Sharp, Miss Laura, clerk, Spencer's
Arcade, res 12 Farquhar
Sharpe, Rev C E, res 170 Fort
Sharpe, Lewis, drayman, res Fourth
Sharpless, Isaac, carpt, res 189 Pan-
dora
Shaw, Albert A, com agent, res 38
Cadboro bay rd
Shaw, And, poundkpr, res 14 Mason
Shaw, Miss Bella, domestic, 53
Frederick
Shaw, G C, wholesale com mcht and
importer, 71 Wharf cor Bastion,
res 38 Cadboro bay rd
Shaw, James, boiler mkr, A.I.W, res
43 Third
Shaw, Miss Maggie, aoiiiestic, 128
Pandora
Shaw, Mrs MA, res Old Esquimalt rd
Shaw, Richard, boiler maker A.I.W.,
res 11 Second
Shaw, Thomas, mgr A.I.W. Co, res
109 Chatham
Shaw, William, waiter Steitz restnt,
res 6 Kane
Shaw, Mrs W C, res 160 Pandora
Shears, Walter, Customs ap-
praiser, res cor Menzies and Dallas
Shearwood, Harry, clerk Dalby &
Claxton, res 267' Johnson
Sheather, Austin, res 19 Green
Shedden, Geo, public acct, 44 Fort,
res 8 Franklin
ShefBeld Cutlery Store, prop
M & H A Fox, 78 Government
Shields, Albert, carnage maker, res
Alfred
Sheldon, C L, bartender Grotto
saloon. Trounce ave, res Delmonico
Shephard, Berkley Fred, clerk in
Postoffice, res 170 Johnson
Shepherd, E C, engineer, res 3 Ed-
monton rd
Shepherd, George, cook, res 2 cabin,
Johnson
Shepherd, Wm S, bridge carpenter,
res 20 Humboldt
Shepperd, James, butcher, res 10 St
Louis
Sherborne, Frank, carpenter, res 17
Courteney
Sherborne, Fred T (Bishop & Sher-
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Shere, Fredk, tinsmith -Clarke &
Pearson, res 34 Fourth, Work Es-
tate
Sherrel, A, plumber Mclennan &
McFeely, res 50 Henry
Sheritian, James, pianoforte tuner,
rm 28 Five Sisters' blk
Sheriff. Wm, brewer, res Alpha
Sheriff, W J, fireman, res Alfred,
Burnside rd
Sherrltt, Edward, bricklayer, res 144
Fort
Slierk, Albert, carriage builder, 67
Broad
Sherk, Jacob, wood turner, res 77
Henry
Sherwood, aeorge, porter R P Rithet
& Ck) res 48 South rd
Sheron, James, miner, res 88 Hum-
boldt
Shetz, Miss Minnie, domestic, 157
Johnson
Shewan, Wm, res 9 Hill
Shewan, W H, bartender, res 45
Chatham
Shields, Albert, carriage mkr, rea 67
Broad
Shields, Mrs M A, dressmkr, res 15
Putnam
Shields, Capt William, sealer, res 15
Putnam
Shields, Capt Edwd, sealer, res 63
Chambers
Sherk, A R, grocer, res cor Fernwood
rd and N Chatham
Shilling, F M, grocer, res 91 Fern-
wood rd
Shio Inn, Ross Ferguson prop, 81
Wharf
Shipwright and Carpenters' Associa-
tion, Jas B Colban, secty. Pioneer
Hall, 28)^ Broad
Sherburn, F, contractor, res 8 Carr E
Shier, Frank, upholste'r, Sehl-Hastie-
Erskine, res 1 Montreal W
Shires, Jos, mechanic, res Esquimalt,
Vic W
Shore & Anderson, furniture, crock-
ery and glassware, 107 Douglas
Shore, All^rt Edwd, (Shore & Ander-
son), res 33 King's rd
Shore, Sidney, hardware, res 138
Chatham
Shore, A E, (Shore & Anderson), fur-
niture dealer.res King's rd cor First
Short, H & Sons, gunsmiths, res 72
Douglas
Short, Henry, (H Short & Sons), gun-
makers, 72 Douglas, res Foul
rd, Ross bay
Short, H F, gunmaker, (H Short &
Sons), res Foul bay rd
Short, Henry Nugent (H Short &
Sons), res Foul bay rd
Short Richard, clerk, (H Short &
Sons), res Foul bay rd
Short, Robt, driver, Victoria Trans-
fer Co
Short, R, miner, res Vancouver iiot-l
Short, William, bricklayer, res Saan-
ich rd
ShotbOlt, Thomas, chemist and
drugvrist, 59 Johnson, res "Oak-
dean," Foul bay rd
Shrapnel, Alfred, master mariner, res
Third, Oak bay
Shrapnel, Ed, artist, res Third, Op'-
bay
Shrapnell, Francis, tele operator, res
Second, Oak bay
Shu Sun. physicii n, res 12 Cormorant
Shute, Edwd, helper, A.I.W, res 45
Third
Siddall, Hinkson, dept sheriff, res
Upper Pandora
Sieward, Hy F, master mariner and
prop Germania saloon, res 238 Fort
Sieh, Peter, fmr, Cadboro bay
Sigurdeson, Ji;r, "iborer, res Stanley
ave
Silliman, George, barber, res 255
Yates
Silliman, Walter, Driard baths and
shaving parlor, 19 Trounce ave, res
255 Yates
Sills, William, frm labr, Saanich rd
Silver, John F, !abr, res 9 St Louis
Silvene, T, engineer E. & N. Ry, res
133 Fort
Sim, Wm, waiter Vancouver hotel
Simon Leiser & Co., wholesale
grocers and importers, 1-5 Yates
Simplvins, Wm, tailor Gregg & Son,
res Cadboro bay rd
Simmons & Coker, London bakery,
25 Government
Simmons, Arther, (Simmons 4
Coker) res 75 Fort
Simmons, Mrs B, domestic, 153
Blanch ard
Simminsons, Ole, labr, res Taunton
Simon B, elk Cuthbert & Co, res 129
Michigan
Simon, G, elk Land Registry, res 129
Michigan
Simon, Peter, labr, 29 Humboldt
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Simpson, E M, tailor Gregg & Son,
res Angel hotel
Simpkin, Ed, law student Drake,
Jackson & Helmcken, res Gadboro
bay rd
Simpkins, Wm, tailor, res Gadboro
bay rd
Simpson, Wm, tailor, res Gadboro
bay rd W
Simpson, J B, bartender Delmouico
hotel, Government
Simpson, Alex, tailor, lee Gadboro
bay rd
Simpson, G L, jzlassware, crockery
and fancy goods, 94 Doiglas, res
71 BlancHard
Simpson, Geo.Stromness' fa/m,Burn-
side rd N
Simpson, E W, tailor, refj Dominion
hotel
Simpson, Miss M, dressmaker Spen-
cer's Arcade, res 134 B'ancha/d
Simpson, Miss J, dregs'naker Spen-
cer's Arcade, res 134 Blanchard
Simpson, Alex, tailor 29 Fort
Simpson, Alexander, fireman gas
works, res 66 John
Simpson, G F D, elk, Gustoms, res 22
Quebec 8
Simpson, James, res 134 Gook
Simpson, Mrs I, 134 Gook
Sims, Walter, Gity Water Works, res
5 South Pandora
Sinclair, Dugald, printer, res 42
Humboldt
Sinclair, D, moulder V.I.W., res 14
Bock bay ave
Sinclair, Miss Flora, nurse at P. O
Home
Sinclair, John Wesley, blacksmith,
res 23 cabin, Johnson
Sinclair, J no, imr, Spring Bank farm,
Gadboro
Sinclair, Jno Alf, dairyman. Spring
Bank farm, Gadboro bay rd
Sinclair, Margaret, chambermaid Go-
lonial Metropole
Sinclair, Robert, cab owner, res St
Lawrence E
Sinclair, T F, conr, res 84 Dallas rd N
Sinclair, Wm, storekeeper, H. B. Go,
res 42 Humboldt
Sing Kee, grocer and intelligence
office, 24 Herald
Singrer Manufaetnriner Co, W
H Glark, mgr, 38 Broad.
Sir William Wallace Society, 28^
Broad
Sister Mary Anne, superioress, St
Anne's Gonvent
Sivertz, Sisurgeir, res IS Spring rd
Sivertz, ThoroTfur, labr, res 11 Spring
rd
Skeena Paokinsr Co'y, Skeena
River. R P Rithet & Go, agts, 61-63
Wharf
Skelland, Wm, boiler maker, res 45
Third
Skelton, Francis, domestic, Hon E
Dewdnev, "Garey Gastle," Belcher
Skilling, Julia, housemaid, res T B
Hall, "Robleda," Belcher
Sleath, R, bricklayer, res Dominion
hotel
Sleigh tholme, Wm, ship carpenter,
res 161 Ghatham
Sloan, Robert, prop King's Head
Beer Hall, 48 Johnson
Small, Frank, clerk, Manchester
House, res 148 Fort
Small, Peter Francis, bartender, 71
Fort
Smallfleld, W B, clerk. Turner, Bee
ton & Go, res 23 Montreal W^
Smart, Elizabeth M, res 20 Scoresby
Smethurst, Henry, tinsmith, res
Delta at, Burnside rd
Smethurst, James, carpenter, res
Delta
Smiley, Edgar, sealer, res Brunswick
hotel
Smidt, Fritz, firem&.i, res Vancouver
hotel
Smith, Albert J, res Dominion hotel
Smith, Alex, police constable, res 228
Michigan
Smith, Arthur, B.G.Pioneer Lock-
smith 'kVorks, 58 Fort
Smith, ishfaon, letter carrier, res 91
Kings x>n N
Smith, i . J W, contractor, res 36 Su-
perior S
Smith, A V. contractor, res 12 Amelia
Smith, A W, rancher, res Domimon
hotel
Smith, Miss Alice, res 2 Work
Smith, Miss Annie, domestic. Topaz
ave
Smith, Mrs A, widow, res 88 Pandora
Smith, Chambers Del, iournalist, res
62 John
Smith, Gharlea, clerk A J Row hot-
ham, res Gorge rd
Smith, G, emp V.I.W, res Saanichrd
Smith, Daniel, machinist, res Van-
couver hotel
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361
Smith, David, tanner, Rock Bay Tan-
nery
Smith, Edwin, assistant, city treas-
urer, res 187 Fort
Smith, Miss E, dome8tie,118 Johnson
Smith, Mrs E, res 187 Fort
Smith, Francis, postman, res Grant
Smith, Frederick, cooper, res 17 Put-
man
Smith, Frederick, painter, res 14
Parry
Smith, Mrs F, widow, res 17 Putman
Smith, Miss F A, teacher Ward
School, res Whittaker
Smith, F E, elk H. B. Co., res 36
Superior
Smith, Garrett. (M R Smith & Co)
res 92 Dallas rd N
Smith, George, (Smith & Baumann)
restaurant props, 35 Douglas
Smith, George, painter, 78-76 Fort
Smith, George, harness maker, res 33
Princess ave
Smith, George, res Frederick cor
Mary, Vic W
Smith, G A, saddler, 92 Douglas, res
33 Princess ave
Smith, Geo C. barber Geo S Russell,
res 104 Pandora
Smith, George Edward, grocer and
liquors, 324 Government cor John
Smith, Geo Hy, fmr. Mount Tolmie
cross rd
Smith, Godfrey, apprentice Sehl-
Hastie-Erskint! Co, res 16 San
Juan ave
Smith, Hamilton, clerk M R Smith
& Co, 92 Dallas rd
Smith, Henry, dairyman, Fairfield
farm, Dallas rd, cor Cook
Smith, Henry, res 34 Niagara S
Smith, Henry B, (Keefer& Smith)
44-46 Five Sisters' block, re8"Ven-
tnor Cottage," 120 Fieguard
Smith, Henry Edward, carpentt)r,
324 Government
Smith, Herman, sealing captain, res
69 David
Smith, H D, blacksmith, res 17 Put-
nam
Smith, James, clerk, poatoflSce, res
187 Fort
Smith, James, portei,the Wilson
Smith, Jas, farm hand, Richmond
rd W
Smith, James Wm, plasterer, res 69
Mears
Smith, John, res Telegraph hotel
Smith, John, emp O Morley. res 68
Superior
Smith, John, police constable, res
233 Cook
Smith, John C, grocer, res 34 Collin-
son
Smith, Joseph, carpenter, res 161
Chatham
Smith, Jos S, carpenter, res Hurlton,
cor Leighton rd
Smith, J W, surveyor, res 36 Su-
perior S
Smith, J L, cigar maker, res 146
Chatham
Smith, J MoB, auditor general
Treasury Dept, James bay, res 41
Birdcage Walk
Smith, J VlcKay, salesman J Piercy
& Co, res 82 North Park
Smith, Miss Louisa, res 187 Fort
Smith, M R & Co, prop biscuit
factory, 91 Niagara N, office Fort
Smith, M R. baker (M R Smith &
Co), res 92 Dallas rd N
Smith, Miss Madeline, res 187 Fort
Smith, Miss Mary, domestic, 36
Gorge rd
Smit;^, Miss Maud, domestic, 39
Princess ave
Smith, Miss, res 23 View
Smith, Miss M, dressmaker, Stanley
House
Smith, Mrs M C, res 63 Mears
Smith, Olie, waiter New York house,
res 196 Johnson
Smith, Owen, waiter, New England
hotel
Smith, Phil H, steward, Joe Levy's
oyster house
Smith, Philip R, bookbinder, res
Mary, Vic W
Smith, Robt, gentleman, res "Ethe-
wold," cor Cook and Richardson
Smith, Robert C, clerk, res 291 Yates
Smith, R F, book-keeper, San Juan
ave E
Smith, Samuel Goo, painter, res Lake
Hill
Smith, Mrs Sarah, nurse, res 146
Johnson
Smith, S McGuUey, shipwright, res
Frederick cor Mary, Vic W
Smith, Miss S, dressmaker, res 64
Fort
Smith, Thomas, Fairfield farm, Dallas
rd cor Cook
Smith, Thos R, J.P, res "Ethewold,"
cor Cook and Richardson
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Smith, William, Weiler Bros' factory,
rea 65 Humboldt
Smith, Wm Hammet, oil mcht, res
116 Cook
Smith, Wm, barber, res 88 Pandora
Smith, Wm, shoemaker, res 158 Gov-
ernment
Smith, W, trimmer, Vic Elec Co, res
San Juan ave
Smith, W A, driver, Erskine, Wall &
Co, res Alfred
Smith, Wm F, painter, res 27 Alfred
Smith, William J, builder, res cor
Montrose ave and Jones
Smith, W J, rubber stamp mkr, res
29 Green
Smith, W J, ship master, res 265
Johnson
Smith, W T, Govt printer, res 36
Superior S
Smith, Wm, brid(re master, E. & N
Ry, res 41 Chatham
Smith, — , (Ross & Smith), painter,
res 102 Fort
Smith, — , Campbell's shoe shop, res
48 Herald
Smith, — , teamster, res Colvllle rd
Smitherh, Joshua, teamster, res Ten-
nyson ave, Saanich rd
Suavely, Jacob, res 266 irohnson
Snetsinger, Phillip, millwright, res
80 Niagara S
Snider, George R, bricklayer, res 81
N Chatham
Snider, Wm Henry, contractor, res 81
N Chatham
Snow, John, sealer, res 37 Vic Cres
Snowden, N P, real estate and insur-
ance, res "Ashnola," Gorge rd
Sodenberg, Walter W, canvasser, res
Dominion hotel
Soho Bazaar, A F Turner, prop,
4a Fort
Solly, Leonard H, civil engr, land
dept, E. & N. Ry Co. 2 Broughton,
res Phoenix Place
Somers, Isaac, carpt, res Tyndale
ave W, Cedar Hill rd E
Sommerville, William, engr, res Cath-
erine
Sommer, Jos, picture dealer, 50 Gov-
ernment, res 136 Yates
Soper, Araon E, millman, res 253
Johnsot.
Sorby Thomas 0, archt, res "Chevet
Loclge," Kingston S
Sorge, Hammond, baker, res Lans-
downe rd
Soucie, Joseph, barber, 3 Oriental
alley
Souden, Thos D, carpt, res Hurlton
Sowerbv, Charles, retired, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Soule & Day, architects, rms 47 and
46 Five Sisters' blk
Soule, Cornelius J, (Soule & Day) res
Richmond rd
Soule, G, clerk Brdst Co, Mrntle
Agcv, res Richmond ave
Southby, Richd Chas, stevedore, res
228 MichiKan
Southern, Samuel, emp R E Knowles,
Carnsew dairy, 97 Moss
Sparks, Thomas, labr, res 26 Erie S
Sparrow, Isaiah M, book-keeper, res
253 Fort
Sparrow, Michael, tean- r, res 3
Penwill
Sparrow, Sergt W G, Marine
Artillery, the Bari^...^, Work
Point, Head
Sparrow, Walter G, acct Simon Jjeis-
er & Co, res 253 Fort
Spaulding, F J, canvasser, res Do-
minion hotel
Spears, Mrs, widow, res Cadboro bay
rd
Speed, Bros, groceries and provisionn
69 Fort cor Douglas
Speed, James Wm, (Speed Bros) (59
Fort, rea Kelvin rd
Speed, John Wm, (Speed Bros) 6!l
Fort, res Boleskyne rd
Speed, Thos Wm, lather, Boleskyne
rdN
S pence, Jno, fmr, Gordon Head cross
rd. Cedar Hill rd E
Spence, S G, dry goods clerk Lenz k
Leiser, res Garbally rd
Spence, William, tailor, res Vancou-
ver hotel
Spence, William, tinsmith Clarke &
Pearson, rea 291 Johnson
Spencer's Arcade, geni dry goods
20 Broad
Spencer, Chris, mgr Spencer's
Arcade, res 15 Superior
Spencer David, Spencer's Arcade,
65 Government, res Belleville
Spencer, E W, Garrick's Head saloon
23 Bastion
Spencer, George, driver New Eng-
land bakery, res 138 Cormorant
Spofford, W H, carpenter, res Devon-
shire rd
Spohr, Fredk, fireman, Spratt&Gray
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
Guides furnished to tourists. All kinds ot
Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice.
POPULAR PHI
Claran
Spragge, D, c<
Spragge, G, ei
Wharf, res I
Spratt & Gr
makers, bra
facturers' as
Spratt's Whar
inger, 80 Sic
Spring RidKe
Chambers ai
J Hawkey, |
cspring, Mrs S,
Spring, Williat
ville S
Springer, Geor
Coot-
Sprinkling, Di
tice, res Luxl
Sprinkling, Jan
ave N
Sprinkling, J F
Sprinkling, Mrs
ton N
Sprinkling, Wo
res Lake Disti
Squires, C, exj
Ion rd
Stadthagen, Hi
Douglas.
Stoddart, Walte
riet rd E
Stagmann, D, se
Princess ave
Stainer, W S, el
Co, res 42 Kin
Stallard, Charlei
Pioneer
Stamford, J L, n
ing Co, res 136
Standard Lif
Robert Ward <!
blk, Fort
Standard Saloon
. 113>^ Douglas
Standish, Wm G
Staniforth, Frar
105 View
Stanley House, V
props general <
Imery, 56-67-59
Stannard, H D, c
A Co, res 179 J(
St Andrew's R.C.
Bishop Lemmei
St Andrew's Prt
Douglas
St Andrew and Cj
Hall, 35 Blanch
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Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
VICTORIA CITY DIRBCTORY.
363
Spragge, D, collector, Singer Mfg Co
Spragge, G, emp King & Ewing, 51
Wharf, res 32 Elizabeth
Spratt & Gray, machinists, boiler
makers, brass founders and manu-
facturers' agents, 17-19 Work
Spiatt's Wharf, M McCahill wharf-
inger, 80 Store
Spring KidKe Ward School, cor
Chambers and North Chatham, R
J Hawkey, principal
Spring, Mrs S, res 72 Ilelleville S
Spring, William, jeweler, res 72 Belle-
ville S
Springer, George, engineer, res 209
CooV
Sprinkling, Daniel, tailors' appren-
tice, res Luxton ave X
Sprinkling, James, tailor, res Luxton
ave N
Sprinkling, J F, tailor, res 54 Luxton
Sprinkling, Mrs W, widow, res Lux-
ton N
SprinklinK, Wm A, tailor, 44>2 Broad,
res I^ke District
Squires, C, expressman, res 3 Ava-
lon rd
Stadthagen, Henry, grocer, 166)s
Douglac
Stoddart, Walter, carpenter, res Har-
riet rd E
Stagmann, D, saloon keeper, res 23
Princess ave
Stainer, W S, clerk E B Marvin &
Co, res 42 King's rd
Stallard, Charles E, plumber, res 5
Pioneer
Stamfoi-d, J L, mgr Victoria Plumb-
ing Co, res 135 Michigan
Standard Life Assoranoe Co,
Robert Ward & Co, agents, Temple
blk, Fort
Standard Saloon, Wm Field, prop,
113>^ Douglas
Standish, Wm G, fmr, Gordon Head
Staniforth, Francis, machinist, res
105 View
Stanley House, W S Hampson & Co,
props general dry goods and mil-
linery, 55-57-59 Douglas
Stannard, H D, clerk Henry Butland
& Co, res 179 Johnson
St Andrew's B.C. Cathedral, Rt Rev
Bishop Lemmens, Blanchard
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Douglas
St Andrew and Caledonian Society's
Hall, 36 Blanchard
St Anne's Convent, Sifter Mary
Anne, superioress, Humboldt
St Ann's Kindergarten, View
Stapledon, B. mgr Inverness Canning
Cfo, res 73 King's rd
Stapledon, John, machinist, res 73
King's rd
Stark, J R, packer Weiler Bros
Stark, William, stonemason, res 2
Amelia
Starr, A E, assistant mgrC.P.R. Co's
telegraph, 15-17 Trounce ave, res
13 Bellot
St Barnabas Church (Church of Eng-
land), Rev G W Taylor, rector, cor
Cook ami Caledonia ave
St Barnii'niy' Church Institute, J E
Ravnen, secy, 10 Caledonia ave
Stchlsmidt, C B, clerk R Ward & Co,
res 18 Rupert
St Clair, J, physical instructor Vic-
toria Colleee, Beacon Hill
Stead, Walter, millwright, res 23
Douglas
Stead, Wm, millwright, Vic ^ice and
Flour Mills, res Douglas
Steaner, Caroline, domestic 49 Gorge
rd
Steaner, Josephine, domestic 49 Gorge
rd
Steele, Miss Amv, res 140 Blanchard
Steele, Charles Alex, traveler J A T
Caton & Co, res 140 Blanchard
Steele, Hubert, apprentice Times P.
& P. Co, res 2 Market
Steele, John, mariner, res 2 Market
Steele, Mary, domestic, 84 John
Steele, Michael, messenger Green,
Worlock & Co, res 2 Market
Steele, Miss M, tailoi-ess, res 2
Market
Steele, Peter, saloon keeper, 4 Bas-
tion sq, res Craigflower rd
Steele, Thomas, watchman, res 2
Market
Steele, William, engineer, res 140
Blanchard ave
Steel, Robert, engineer, res Craig-
flower rd
Steers, Charles, carpenter, res 161
Vancouver
Steers, Dr J E, Doane blk, Douglas
Steers, Mrs C-Mavo, medium, Doane
blk, res 29 Elizabeth
Steffen, A H, hackman, res 18 Third
Steiger, Amet, barber, res 100 Pan-
dora
Steitz, George, res 114 Fisguard
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Steinfeldt, C, bartender Hotel Vic-
tuiii, res 153 For^
Steitz's Bestaurant, Smith & Bau-
mann, props, 62 Yates
Sielly, Frank Georfje, clerk, res 74
Blanchard
Stelly, George, contractor, res 74
Blanchard
Stemler, LnniS, prop Coffee and
Spice Mills, res 144 Blanchard ave
S:etnler, L, (Stemler & Earl), res 144
Blanchard
Sterner, Wm S, clerk, res 42 KHg's
rd, cor First
Stenson, Wm, biscuit baker, res 11
James N
Stephenson, Mrs Alice, widow,
domestic 136 Quadra
Stfepheno, C, domestic C W RThomp-
son, Gorge rd
Stephen, David, mechanical engineer,
res 152 Michigan
Stephen, Edwin, elk Fell & Co, res 152
Michigan
Stephen. Ed, baker New England
bakery, res 56 Pandora
Stephen, Fredk J, asst cashier C. P
N. Co., res 152 Michigan S
Stephenson, F J, book-keeper, res 374
Johnson
Stephens, Miss J. milliner Hy Young
& Co, res 152 Michigan
Stephens, Richard F, shipbuilder, res
Sunnyside ave, Craigflower ca
Stephens, Wm J, shipbuilder, res 34
Joha
Stephen, William, elk H. B, Co., res
152 Michigan S
Sterne, Chas, labr, res 175 Douglas
Sterns, Chas, millhand Brackman &
Ker, res Dalian rd W
Stevens, Chas Ed, fireman E. & N
Ry, res Hereward rd
Steventi, Fiank. stairbuilder, 213
Gfivernment
Stevens, Frank Thos, (Stevens &
Jenkins), 111 Douglas
Stevens & Jenkins, dry goods and
millinery, 111 Douglas
Stevens, Mrs J, res cor Spiingfield
ave and William, Vic W
Stevens, J, res 138)^ Blanchard ave
Stevenp, Allan, butcher, proprietor
Peoples' Market, 106 Fisguard
Stevens, James, labr A.I.W., res 106
Fisguard
Stevens, R, plumber at Colbert &
Warner's, res 73 Yates
Stevenson, Gordon, labr, res 103 Pan-
dora
Stevenson, James, conductor, street
railway, res 80 Fourth
Stevenson, John, ship owner, res G6
Rae
Stevenson, Bobt, horse dealer, V)4
Fort
Stevenson, Robert, tailor, 71^ ^ort
Stevenson, Thomas, elk, res Domin-
ion hotel
Stevenson, W G, prop Bodega saloou,
65 Douglas, res 69 Carr
Stewart, Albert, painter, res 194 View
Stewart, Alexander, moulder, A.I.W,
res Oakland ave
Stewart, Allen, cigar maker, res IM
View
Stewart, Allan, painter, J Sears, res
114 Yates
Stewart, Alex, stone cutter, rea 91
North Park
Stewart, A, cigar maker, res 194
View
Stewart, Dnnoan, (Tolmie i^
Stewart), 45-47 Yates
Stewart, D B, mesngr Bank B. N.A,
res 33 Yates
Stewart, Miss Ena, nurse, Prot Royal
Jubilee Hospital
Stewart, Geo^e, grocer's assistant,
res Lansdowne rd
Stewart, J P, clerk, res 14 Niagara S
Stewart, James, iasurance agent, res
71 Kingaton N
Stewart, James, moulder, res cabin 4,
88 Store
Stewart, Miss Jane, domestic
Douglas house
Stewart, James, sub agt, British Em-
pire Mutual Life Assurance Co, 7o
Wharf
Stewart, John, brass founder, res 6
Blanchard
Stewart, John, steamboatman, res
121 Montreal W
Stewart, James H, bricklayer, res 12
North Park
Stewart, John, carpenter, res 70 Kane
Stewart, James A, Itbr, res 31 Rae
Stewart. John, steamboatman, res 20
Quebec
Stewart, Joseph, warehouseman, J H
To id & Son, res Niagara
Stewart, Miss Mary, clerk, C A Lom-
bard IX Co, res 6 Blanchard
Stewart, Mrs, boarding house, 6
Blanchard
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CITY MARXKT, VARCOUVKK. B. C.
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91 and 93 Broughton Street, Vietoria, B, C. Tetephone 129,
VICTORIA CITY DIBBCTCRY.
365
Stewart, N sealer, res Empire hotel
Stewart, Robt J, labr, res 111 View
Stewart, Rob, grocer's assistant, res
189 Fort
Stewart, R Musket, grocer's assist-
ant, res 119 Fort
Stewart, Torrence, elk, Ames Holden
Co, Ltd, re^i 85 Heiry
Stewart, Wm, foreman, G R Jackson
res cor Menzies and Superior
tewart, Walter, clerk, post office,res
6 Blanchard
Stewart, Wm, emp, A.I.W, res 19
Rendall
Stewart, William E, labr, res San
Juan Ave E
Stewart, William, tailor, res 69>^ Su-
perior N
St George's Hotel, prop B Carter, res
Esquimau rd
St George's Society, Geo Farebrother
pres, J J Austin, secy. Hall 2S}4
Broad
Stidd, William, carpt, res Vancouver
hotel
Stike, Harry, emp V.I.W., res 21
Princess ave
St James' Church (CE) and school
house, St John E
St John's Episcopal Church, Rev
Percival Jenns, rector, corFisguard
and Douglas
St John's School, Church of England,
83 Herald
St Joseph's Hospital, superioress
Sister Mary Placide, CoUinson
Stonks, George, locomotive engineer,
res 60>^ Humboldt
Stoddart Miss Ada, res 64 View
Stoddart,Fred, mariner, res 14 cabin,
Johnson
Stoddart, George, carpenter, res Har-
riet rd E
Stoddart, Miss Rose, res 64 View
Stoddart, Robt F, watchmaker, res 64
View
stoddart, S A, watchmaker, res 64
View
Stoddart, Wm J, watchmaker, 67
Yates, res Mears
Stokum, John, baker, res Telegraph
hotel
Stone, Mrs J S, housekeeper, res 152
Menzies E
Stone, Stonson, labr, res 16 Spring rd
Stooke, Chas, apprentice H G Water-
son, \30}4 Government, res 14
Frederick
Stone, Martin, carpenter, rea 29
Bridge
Stooke, Samuel, clerk People's Cloth-
ing House, res 14 Frederick
Storey, Thos, builder and undertaker
90 Johnson, res Fisguard
St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Mary
cor Henry, Vic W
Strachan, Alex M, clerk dry goods,
res 146 Johnson
tUrachan, Andrew, fmr, Gordon Head
Strachan, James, clerk Jeffree's, res
146 Johnson
Strachan, Mrs Elizth, boarding house
146 Johnson
Stratford, Jas C, seaman, res Ed-
ward cor Mary, Vic W
Street, M, fitter, V.I.W., res Western
hotel
Streicher, Charles, cigar maker, res
23 Elizabeth
Strike, Harry, emp V.I.W., res 21
Princess ave
Strong, Frank, book-keeper, res 172
Yates
Stromgren, Capt Carl, master marin-
er, res Old Esquimalt rd and
Springfield ave
Strouss, Morris, res 204 Yates
Stubbs, F W, porter Hotel Victoria
Sturdy, F, house and sign painter, 21
Government
Sturm, Fred, fresco artist, res Domin-
ion hotel
Styger, Athois, Victoria Brewery
Styles, Richard Jas, expressman, res
"Echo Point," Craigflower rd
Styles, Aid S T, res 1 Amelia
Sullivan, Daniel, Inland Rev, res 38
Quebec S
Sullivan, John, tailor, res Superior
Sullivan, Miss F, mantle dept. West-
side, res 38 Quebec
Summers, I'rancis, painter, res 185
For*, and 30 Mears
Summerfield, civil engr, res Balmoral
iiotel
Sun Fire Insoranoe Co, Lon-
don, Eng, Penlberton&Son, agts,
45 Fort
Sutherland, Alex C, lumberman, res
20 cabin, Johnson
Sutherland, Hugh A, supt Home for
Aged and Infirm
Sutherland, John, tailor, res 169 Su-
perior N
Sutherland, Wm M, painter, res 99
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Swanlrfbke Hotel, N H Brown
prop, Saanich rd
Swanson, August, mariner, res Van-
couver hotel
Swanson, A, logger, res Commercial
hotel
Sweeney, Michael, cooper, res 142
Fort
Sweet, Miss, nurse, res 48 Rae
Swinerton & Oddy, real estate and
financial brokers, 106 Governm't
Swinerton, Mrs, widow, res Niagara N
Swinerton, Wm, surveyor's assistant,
res Niagara N
Swinerton, Robert H, (Swinerton &
Oddy) res Niagara
Swianock, Oscar, emp Gas Wks, res
Queen's ave
Switzei, John Wra, prop Regent
saloon, cor Johnson and Douglas,
res 205 Pandora
Switzer & McCluskey, Regent saloon,
96 Douglas cor Johnson
Sylvester, Clarence, asst to Dr Quin-
lan, 5 Sisters' blk, rooms 13, 14, 15
Sylvester, Miss E E, teacher Central
school, res Frederick
Sylvester, F, book-kpr, res 40 Fred-
erich.
Sylvester, W B, produce and poultry
dealer, rms 9, 10, City Market, res
40 B'rederick
Symington, W, stonecutter, res Do-
minion hotel
Symons, William, coachman, "Carev
Castle," Belcher
Tagg, James, ship carpenter, res 50
Work
Tai Fung & Co, groceries, etc, 32 Fis-
guard
Tai Soong & Co, importers curios and
opium, 40 Cormorant
Tait, Alex G, dairyman, res Oak bay
ave
Tait, James, milkman, res Fuller's
ave
Tait, James L, conductor street rail-
way, res 28 Elizabeth
Tait, Leonard, school teacher, res 121
Montreal
Tait, L, millhand, Brackman & Ker,
res Dallas rd W
Tai Yune & Co, importers of opium,
135 Government
Talbot, Arthur, auctioneer's asst, res
146 Fort
Talbot, Jabez F, tram conductor, res
Jessie
Tanner, J 8, clerk, C.P.R, res 59 Su-
perior
Tarbell, Chas H. tinsmith, res Ten-
nyson rd cor Kelvin
Tarrant, Richard, lithographer, res
83 Superior N
Tavener, B. engr. Colonist
Taylor Milling Co, Ltd, John Taylor,
mgr, 210 Government
Taylor, A W, insurance agent, 42
Fort, res 8 Franklin
Taylor, Mrs A, res South rd
Taylor, Miss A, dressmaker, res 117
Johnson
Tavlor, Mrs Belle, dresi tnaker, res 60
Herald
Taylor, E, pressman Times P. <& P.
Co, res 100 Fisguard
Taylor, Frank, cabinet maker, res 32
Quebec
Taylor, Frank, jr, messenger office,
res 32 Quebec
Taylor, Rev Geo W, re.:tor st
Barnabas Church, res 8 Caledonia
ave
Taylor, John, mgr Taylor Milling Co,
210 Government, res ^10 Govern-
ment
Taylor, John, labr, res 61 Niagara
Taylor, John, labr, res 5 cabin, 175
Douglas
Taylor, John George, grocer, res Oak
bay ave, cor Amphion
Taylor, J, book-keeper Henry Saun-
ders, res 8 Frankhn
Taylor, Miss J, tailoress J C Leask.
res 144 Fort
Taylor, J D, reporter Colonist, res 188
Yates
Taylor, Richard, res cabin 7, 33 Chat-
ham
Taylor, R E (Hanna & Taylor), 42
Broad, res 39 Quadra
Taylor, Willard, carpenter, res 51
Princess ave
Taylor, Wm John, B.L. (Ebert!<
& Taylor), 30 Langley, res 12 Park
rd
Teague, John, architect. Trounce ave,
res cor Cook and Chatham
Teale, Miss Kate, domestic, 55 Fern-
wood rd
Teckla, Miss Ahola, waitress West-
ern hotel
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. O
Guldea fumiahed to tourUta. All kinds of
Chinese help supplied on the ahorteat notice.
jRl LEnio HAL'L S ANTICEPTIC TODTH WAoH Breath and Cleans the Teeth •
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
367
Telegraph Hotel, J Merryfield, prop,
49 Store
Telegraph Oi&ce,C.P.R.,Trounce
ave
Telephone Co Office, R B Mc-
Micking, mgr, 14 Trounce ave
Temple Building, Robt Ward &
Co, Ltd Lbv, 17 Fort
Temple, B B, cabinet maker, res
129>^ Oswego E
Temple, Ernest, lawyer's clerk, res
269 Johnson
Temple, E, book-keeper, 152 Govern-
ment
Temple, E, book-keeper Eberts &
Taylor, nss 269 JohnEon
Temple, L!eut F N, commanding
Royal Maiine Artillery, the Bar-
racks, Work Foint, Head
Templeman, Wm, mgr Times P.
and P. Co, 36-37 Yates, res 136
Menzies
Templeton, Miss Martha, clerk Tele-
phone office, res Douglas house
Temperance Hall, 49 Pandora
Tepoorten, J A, traveler Langley &
Co, res 267 Johnson
Terrill, Johii expressman, res 10
North rd
Terry, Fred, engineer, res 3 Jackson
ave
Terry, Miss Jessie, dressmaker Young
& Co, res South rd
Terry, John, bricklayer, res South rd
Terry, Wallace S, druggist at Camp-
bell's 168 Fort
Tesche, Eugene, butcher B. C. C. Co,
res 34 Humboldt
Tesche, Harry, B. C. Cattle Co, 97
Government, res Humboldt
Teusset, Miss Jennie, waitress Vienna
restaurant
Teutonia Saloon, D Steigman, prop,
112 Government
Thain, Miss A, music teacher, res 119
Fisguard
Thain, Edward Jas, clerk Attorney-
General's office, res 119 Fisguard
Thain, Mrs John, widow, res 119 Fis-
guard
Thain, Mrs J H, res 85 View
Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance
Co, R P Rithet & Co, agents
Theatre office, 60 Douglas
Theobald, Henry, painter, res Wil-
kinson rd
Theobold, Hy, painter, res Tennyson
ave, Saanich rd
Therrioult, Mrs S, widow, res 9
Alfred
Thiele, Chris, bartender Jubilee
saloon
Thistle Restaurant, Mrs B Powell,
prop, 112 Yates
Thistle, Wm Hy, fmr, Cadborobay W
Thoburn, J E, collector Times Print-
ing Co, 35-37 Yates
Thomas, Almond, senior guard Prov
gaol, res Fourth, north of Hillside
ave
Thomas, B, machinist S. H. & E. fur-
niture factory
Thomas, Capt, ship owner, res Rock
Bay hotel
Thomas, Miss Caroline, dressmaker,
res 113 Michigan N
Thomas, Charles E, teamster, res 68
Fourth
Thomas, Frederick, artist, res Parry
Thomas, F, artist the Colonist
Tliomas, Hy, hide and skin mercht,
res 107 Fisguard
Thomas, James E, builder, res 67
Second
Thomas John, tailor, les 9 Avalon rd
Thompson, Alf, sealer, res N'ancouver
hotfl
Tho ^(»n, Charles, ship carpenter,
rtr ill.) Johnson
Thompson, C W R, socy gas works,
res Gorge nl
Thompson, Davi '. i>olice constable,
res 76 Johnson
Thompson, David, horttcshoer, res 1U7
Johnson
Thompson, F E, clerk W H Perry,
res^Whittaker
Thompson, F E, engineer, reM 281
Johnson
Thompson, Gilbert, L O, clerk Bank
Montreal, res 42 Superior S
Thompson, Henry, carpt, res 33 Hey-
wood ave
Thompson, Henry A, carpt, (Christ'
Thompson & Co) res 18 Hillside
ave
Thompson, Jas J, marine engineer,
res 169 Johnson
Thompson, Mrs Jessie, housekeeper,
Clarence hotel
Thompson, John, pilot, res 26 Mon-
treal W
Thompson, Matthew, plumber, res
70 Fort
Thompson, William, ship carpenter,
res Craigflower rd
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Thompson, William, expressman, res
Fuller's ave
Thompson, William, waiter, Colonial
Metropole
Thompson, William, grocer, res 49
Quadra
Thompson, — , engineer, res 55 Kane
Thompson, David, millmpn, Muir-
head & Mann, res 26 Green
Thomson, George, re° 1?5 Cormorant
Thomson, H B, res 23 Montreal
Thomson, John, gardener, res 26
Green
Thomon, John A, stmboat inspector
res Sylvia N
Thomson, John D, gardener, res 20
E
Willian, grocer, res 46
Rendall
Thomson,
Quadra
Thomson,
Milne
Thornley,
William, blacksmith, res
George, fireman, power
housei res Vancouver hotel
Thorpe & Co, Mineral Water
Manufacturers, Duvid street,
Frank H Price, mgr
Thorsteinson, H, labr, res 12 Sayward
Thorsteinson, Paul, labr, res 179
Fern wood nl
Throup, Mies Ada, waitress, Hotel
Brunswick
Thsleib, Chr Otto, carpt, 91 Wharf,
res 24 Belcher
Tiarks, J Gerhard, architect,39>^
Government
Till, Wnlter, machinist, E G Prior &
Co, res 172 Yates
Tilton, E G, hardware merchants, 67-
69 Wharf, res Ht \ wood ave
Tim Kee, employment agent, 23
Store
Times P.and P.Co, mgr Wm Temple-
man, 35-37 Yates
Tippins, W Henry, painter, res Lans-
dawne rd
Tippins, W J, candymaker, res Carev
rdW
Tite, George, painter, 33 St Louis
Tobin, Arthur, baker, H Clay's, res
39 Fort
Tobin, Timothy, army pensr, res 71
Todd, C F, (J H Todd & Sou) 72
Wharf, res 218 Johnson
Todd, Miss Emma, clerk, RMcD&
Co, res 42 Princess ave
Todd, Jas W, fmr. Spring Bunk farm
Cedar Hill rd E
Todd, John, cook, res Pine
Todd, J H & Son, wholesale
grocers and commission merchants,
and salmon canners, etc, 72 Wharf
Todd, J H, (J H Todd & Son), res 196
Johnson
Todd, William, sealer, res Dominion
hotel
Torrance, Arthui , letter carrier, res
85 Henry
Toller, A loert, real estate agent, res
"The Eyrie," Charles
Tollich, John, fishmonf^er, 61 John-
son
Tolmie Land Co, R T Tolmie,
mgr, 16 Trounce ave
Tolmie & Stewart, wine and
spirit merchants, 45-47 Yates
Tolmie, Andrew (Tolmie &
Stewart), 45-47 Yates
Tolmie, Simon F, veterinary surgeon,
Cloverdale farm
Tolmie, Hy W, Cloverdale farm
Tolmie, Jno Work, J.P„ fmr, Clover-
dale farm
Tolmie, Rod F, Tolmie Land Co,
16 Irounce ave, res 162 Fort
Tolmie, Dr S F, veterinary sur
geon, res 109 Johnson
Tompkins, W C, watchmaker, resl
Sayward
Totman, Arthur, bartender Dallas
hotel
Tottenham, Dr, res 66 Pandora
Touet Philip, fmr, Cordova bay,
Cedar Hill rd
Tovey, Mrs A E, boarding house,
66 Rae
Townsend, Mrs C, res 44 Princessave
Townsend, Miss Harriet, dressmaker,
res 44 Princess ave
Townsend, Jas, plasterer, res Oak
bay ave
Townsend, John, seal hunter, res IOC]
Pandora
Townsend, Miss Susan, res 44 Prin
cess ave
Townsend, Turner, conductor E
N. Ry, res Mary, cor Frederick,!
Victoria W
Townsley, Andrew, engineer Victori
Rice and Flour Mills
Townsley, James, foreman Hall,
Ross & Co, res 34 Pioneer
Trace, John, teamster Weiler Bros,
res 26 Pioneer
Tracey, Jos, landholder, res Felthai
rd S, Cedar Hill rd E
Trahey, Ge
shipyard
Trahey, Th
res Esqui
Traill, Miss
Arcade, r
Tranter, M
101 Doug]
T inter. Mi
>')ougla6
Tranter, Se
Fourth
Travelers
Insuran
Co, agents
Traxler, Mri
175 Johnsc
Treasury
H Turnei
James bay
Trehart, Mr
Cook
Treigg, Miss,
House, res
Tremblay, Al
Pembroke
Tribe, Georj
Yates, res {
Trickey, Wil
Harrison
Trigg, Miss
39 Fort
Trimen, R C,
Trimen, L B,
Sylvia
Trimen, Mrs -
Ti ounce, Tho
Menzies
Trube, J,
Bros
Trudell, P H,,
Truran, Mrs I
139 Michiga
Truran, Rich
Lennan&Ik
Tmtoh, Ho
M.O., res 7;
Tubb, Arthur
Trade bldg
Tubman, Thi
Richmond t
Tuck Douglas
bella" 22 Vi
TugweU, Tl
Metropole I
Tugwell, Thoi
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Trahey, George, ship carpenter, Star
shipyard, Indian reserve
Trahey, Thos H, prop Star shipyaid,
res Esquimau rd
Traill, Miss M, art dept. Spencers
Arcade, res 54 Frederick
Tranter, Miss Annie, tailoress, res
101 Douglas
T" inter. Miss Lizzie, tailoress, res 101
Oouglas
Tranter, Seymour, brickmalcer, res
Fourth
Travellers' Life and Accident
Insurance Co, Hall, Goepel &
Co, agents, 100 Government
Traxler, Mrs Agnes, dressmaker, res
176 Johnson
Treasury Department, Hon J
H Turner, Minister of Finance,
James bay
Trehart, Mrs Ellen, widow, res 134
Cook
Treigg, Miss, dressmaker, Mancliester
House, res 88 Yates
Tremblay, Alexis, contractor, res 60
Pembroke
Tribe, George, saloon keeper, 69
Yates, res 9 George
Trickey, William, expressman, res 8
Harrison
Trigg, Miss Elizabeth, domestic,
39 Fort
Trimen, R C, clerk C.P.R., res Svlvia
Trimen, L B, clerk R Ward & Co, res
Sylvia
Trimen, Mrs L B, res Sylvia
Ti ounce, Thomas, architect, res 63
Menzies
Trube, J, mattress maker, Weiler
Bros
Trudell, P H, clerk Hotel Victoria
Trnran, Mrs Hannah E, widow, res
139 Michigan
Truran, Richard, cornice maker Mc-
Lennan&McFeely, res 139 Michigan
Trutch, Hon Sir Joseph, K. C.
M.G., res 73 Richardson
Tubb, Arthur, janitor B. C. Board of
Trade bldg
Tubman, Thomas, carpenter, res
Richmond ave
Tuck Douglas C, clerk, res "Rocca-
bella" 22 Victoria Cres
Tuffwell. Thomas, prop Colonial
Metropole Hotel, res 15 North Park
Tugvell, Thomas, jr, prop cigar store
Colonial Metropole, Johnson, res
15 North Park
Tuke, F, labr, res Commercial hotel
Tulk, Samuel, carpenter, res 132 Fort
Tulk, Charles, ship carpenter, res IS
Humboldt
TuUock, W K, hotel keeper, the Wil-
son
Tumil^, John, engr str Daisy, res
114 Blanchard
Turnbull, Mrs M W, res 52 Menzies E
Turner, Mrs A F, music teacher, res
67 Frederick
Turner, Archibald, res 62 Fern wood
rd
Turner, Aug F, prop Soho Bazaar, 43
Fort, res 67 Frederick
Turner, Beeton & Co, wholesale
merchants, 90 Wha.-f
Turner, Frank, dog trr.iner, Cadboro
bay rd
Turner, John, contractor, res 106
Cook
Turner, Hon John Herbert, M.
P.P., (Turner, Beeton & Co) res 1
Pleasant
Turner, John H, watchman A.I.W.,
res 118 Chatham
Turner, Mrs J, dressmaker, res 53
Yates
Turner, James Edw, clerk Drake,
Jackson & Helmcken, res 207
Douglas
Turner, Mrs W M, dressmaker, res
60 Herald
Turner, Thos, bricklayer, res Cul-
duthel rd
Turner, Thomas, warehouseman,
BoBcowitz & Son, res Cawtharo rd
Turpel, William, shipwright, res 21
King's rd
Turpln, William, painter, res Domin-
ion hotel
Tuthill, E V, capitalist, res 34 Hum-
boldt
Twiss, Edwd Day, res 151 Johnson
Twiss, Wm, Jas, salesman, J Sehl's,
res 151 Johnson
Tyack, James, blacksmith, 15 Hum-
boldt
Tye, Thomas H,(Matthew8, Richards
& Tye) 32-84 Yates, res 277 Doug-
las
Tyler, William, res 51 Hillside ave cor
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Tyson, James, emp V.I.W., res 42
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Ulin, Erick, jr, book-keeper, Taylor
Milling Co
Ullmann, Jos, fur and skin dealer,
res 7 Store
Underbill, Mrs, dressmaker, res 74
Kane
Underwood, Alex, res 131 Cormorant
Underwriting and Agenoy As-
sociation of Uoyds. London,
Heisterman & Co, agts, 75 Govern-
ment
Union Club, cor Courtney and
Douglas, P.O. box 492
Union Colleries, Jas Dunsmuir,
president, offices 2 Broughton
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co, of
Maine, A McPherson, manager, cor
Government and Courtnev
United States Consulate, Levi
W Myers, 43>^2 Govt, res 26 John
Unwin, Geo W, steward Marine Hos-
pital, Hospital Point
Upritchard, John, clerk, B Boggs &
Co, res 25 Kane
Ure, Charles, bartend.^r, res (57 Kane
Ure, Miss G E. clerk, R T Williams,
res 8 Alfred
Ure, Edward, stair builder, res 8
Alfred
Ure, Miss G, clerk, Hy Young & Co,
67 Government, res Alfred
Ure, James, mgr Morley Soda Wks,
res 8 Alfred
Ure, J G, clerk, res 8 Alfred
Urquhart, C, clerk, H.B. Co, res 16
Bellot
Urauhart, Capt D, S.S. Lome, res 119
Menzies
Vaio & Brooks, fruit and produce
merchants, 66 Yates
Van Allman, Miss Mary, domestic,
152 Pandora
Vancouver Bakery,SimmoQs& Coker,
props, 75 Fort
Vancouver Brewery, T W Carter,
prop, 32 Herald, res 61 Herald
Vancouver Hotel, F J Dawley,
prop, res 71 Yates
Vancouver Island Building
Society, B Williams, secty, cor
Fort and Broad
Vancouver House, general dry goods,
Wm Craft, prop, 93 Douglas
Vanden, Ally, rancher, res Strawber-
ry Vale
Vanderwater, J S, canvasser, res Do-
minion hotel
Van Horst, Mrs Mary, widow, res 20
Elizabeth
Van Millingen, O H, Secty Union
Club
Vair, John, (Vair & Brooks), fruit
and produce merchants, 66 Yates,
res 31 Bay
Van Nevel, Rev John Adolphe, res
the Palace, 109 Yates
Vanrine, Arthur, bartender, res 184
View
Van Sicklin, Frederick W, Imrber,
Geo S Russell, res 53 Yates
Van Sicklin, William, boarding hse,
53 Yates and 46 Broad
Vanslyke, John, teamster, Shawnigan
Lake Lumber Co
Vanstone, C S, tailor, Gregg & Sons,
res Angel hotel
Van Volkenburgli, A, manager
for B Van Volken burgh, 72 Yates
Van Volkenburgh B, butcher, 72
Yates, res 215 Johnson
Van Volkenburgli, Frank, res 215
Johnson
Vaughan, A K, bartender, Dallas htl,
Dallas rd
Vaughan, Wm John, clerk, res 51
Blanch ard
Verbiest, P M & Co, watchmkrs,
jewelers and opticians, 88 Douglas
Verbeist, P M, (Verbiest, P M &Co)
88 Donglas, res 212 Cook
Verdier, Mrs, res Richmond ave
Verge, Samuel, seal hunter, res
Francis ave
Vermouth, John, expressman, res 62
South Pandora
Vernon, Charles A, res 134 Homboldt
Vernon, Hon Forbes, Chief Com
Lands and Works Dept, res 72 Cook
Verrinder Bros, dental and oral
surgeons, r 17 Five Sisters' blk
Verrinder, Dr A E, (Verrinder
Bros, r 17 Five Sisters' blk, res 18
Michigan
Verrinder, Dr R P, (Verrinder
Bros), r 17 Five Sisters' blk, res 18
Michigan
Vertue, John, teamster, res 130 Cook
Victoria Assembly Rooms, Charles E
Dickson, caretaker, 178 Fort
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371
Victoria Auction Co, W T Hardaker
& Go, managers, 81 Douglas
Victoria Bazaar, Henry Gribble,
prop, 84 Government
Victoria Buildingr Society, 18
Broad, A St George Flint (Fhnt &
Prossor), secretary
Victoria Cannery and Saw Mills,
Findlay. Durham & Brodie, agents,
98 Wharf
Victoria Canoe Club, C M Page, secy,
James bay bridge
Victoria Chess Club, J Kingham,
secy, Wilson hotel, 90 Yates
Victoria Club, B Williams, secy,
4b% Fort
Victoria Coal, Wood and Lumber
Yard. E J Palmer, mgr, 74 Yates
Victoria College, Beacon Hill, J
W Church, M.A., principal
Victoria Electric Co, M Hutchison,
mgr, 2fi Langley
Victoria and Sidney Railway
Company, 28}4 Broad, Robert
Irving, secy
Victoria Fire Department, Thomas
Deasy, chief, 82 Yates, res 100 Pan-
dora
Victoria Gas Co, Ltd, F H Hewlings,
supt, 2 Pembroke
Victoria House, dry goods store, G A
Richardson & Co, 86)2 Douglas
Victoria Ice Co Stables, Jas Baker,
mgr, 71 Pembroke
Victoria Iron Works Co, Ltd,
C H.Wilson, mgr, 42 Pembroke
Victoria Lithographic Co, W R
Creech, mgr, cor Yates and Gov-
ernment
Victoria Loan Office, Kerchberg &
Landsberg, la3 Government
Victoria Meat Market, Jno Mitchell,
prop, 133 Douglas
Victoria Optical Co, A R Hyams,
mgr, 100 Government
Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co.
J Lowen, pres
Victoria Planing Mills, Muirhead &
Mann, props, 15 Constance
Victoria Plumbing Co, H D Flatt,
prop, 48 Government, res Bay
victoria Rice and Flour Mills,
Thos B Hall mgr, 64 Store
Victoria Saloon, Wm O'Connor, prop,
res 71 Fort
Victoria Scliool of Music, Ernest
Wolff and Clement Rowlands, prin-
cipals. Government
Victoria and Sidney Railway
Office, Arcade, 65 Government,
T W Paterson, contractor
Victoria Steam Laundry Co, A R Mc-
Crimmon, mgr, 152 Yates
Victoria Stone and Marble Works,
J E Phillips, prop, 135 Douglas
Victoria Theatre, Robt Jamieson,
mgr. View
Victoria Theosophical Society, H W
Graves, secy, 212 View
Victoria Towing and Lighter-
ing Co'y, J M Cowper & Co, 55
Wharf
Victoria Transfer Co'y, Ltd,
A Henderson, supt, Alex Mouat,
secy, 21-23 Broughton
Victoria Truck and Dray Co,
offi:'^, 108 Wharf, Jas Bryce, mgr
/ictor^a \ inegar and Pickle
Co, J H Falconer, 157>2 Yates
Victoria West Hall, Langford
Victoria West Public Schools, Front,
principal, Thomas Nicholson
Victoria West Steam Bakery, William
Jordan, prop, 47 Store st, bakery,
Vic W
Vid}er, P A, solicitor, res 216 Cook
Vienna, Geo, Victoria market, dealer
in game, fish, vegetables, etc, 113
Government, res Store
Vienna, Kate, domestic. Maternity
Home, Blanchard
Vienna Restaurant, Charles Eissner,
prop, 92 Yates
Vigelius Bros, St Nicholas baths, 105
Government
Vigelius, Andrew, (Vigelius Bros) 105
Government, res 36 Niagara
Vigelius, Antone, (Vigelius Bros) 105
Government, res 156 Pandora
Vigelius, Louis, mgr, (Vigelius Bros)
res 166 Pandora
Vigelius, Miss Minnie, dressmaker,
room 42 Five Sisters' block
Vigelius, Phillip, shoe maker, A B
Erskine, res 11 St Louis
Vigor, Edw R, clerk, R P Rithet &
Co, res 165 Douglas
Vigor, Mrs M A, fancy dry goods and
millinery, 165 Douglas
Vincent, F VIT, asst mgr, C.P.N. Co,
64 Wharf, r^s 10 Erie
Vincent, John, supt Reformatory,
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Vincent, Thomas, Globe restaurant,
42 Yates, res James bay
Vincent, W J, clerk, Bank B.N. A, res
Menzies
Virtue, Albert, blacksmith, res 69
Broad
Virtue, John A, mgr Mount Baker
hotel, Oak baj'
Vowell, A W, Indian agent, res
102 Cook
Vye, Alex, prop Montreal clothing
house, 152 Government, res Rich-
mond rd
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Wade, A E, foreman saddler, 126
Government
Wsde. Dr M S, physician and sur-
geon, 63 Government, res Belleville
Wadsworth, Miss Emma, milliner,
Manchester House, res 6 N Park
Wadsworth, Miss Victoria, dressmak-
ing dept, Manchester House, res 6
NPark
Wagg, Edwin, expressman, res 23
Toronto N
Wagg, Edwin, candy store, 34)^ Gov-
ernment, res 23 Toronto
Wagg, John, painter, R Lettice
Wager, Hy, painter, res 43 Henry
Wall Yun Co, importers, 78 Cormor-
ant
Waitt, 91 W & Co, music ware-
house, 64 Government
Waitt, Mrs M W, res 109 Quadra
Waites, James, machinist, res 46
Pandora
Walbev, H Walker, clerk, A W More
& Co', 70 Douglas
Walbran, Capt J T, res 120 Belle-
ville S
Waldron, Samuel, motorneer, res 208
Douglas
Wales, Dan, bricklayer, res 43 Van-
couver
Walhilla, Miss Mary, chambermaid,
Western hotel
Walker, Miss Agnes, clerk, res 102
Fisguard
Walker, Donald Grant, ship carpt,
res 189 Yates
Walker, Frank, bartender, Adelphi
saloon, res 39 Quadra
Walker, Mrs F G, res 105 N Chatham
Walker, G T, artist, res 43 Hillside
ave
Walker, George, keeper Western
hotel, res 71 Discovery
Walkem, George A, puisne Judge,
res "Maplehurst," Blanchard ave
Walker, Harry Wm, grocer, res Es-
quimau rd
Walker, H, real estate agent, res
Heywood ave E
Walker, H G, real estate (with Hall,
Goepel & Co), res 12 Park rd
Walker, James, carpenter, res Rich-
mond ave
Walker, Joe, carriage builder, res 116
Cormorant
Walker, Mrs Mary, matron Protest-
ant Orpnans' Home
Walker, Q L, carriage builder, res 67
Broad
Walker, Robert, emp G C Shaw &
Co, res Heywood ave
Walker, Robt, bartender, Vancouver
hotel
Walker, R, blacksmith, V.I.W., res
Occidental hotel
Walker, John, police sergeant, res 12
King's rd
Walker. Walter, coal and wood
merchant, 68 Yates, yard Store, rea
22 Cadboro bay rd
Walker, William, res Front, Vic W
Walker, Wm, car»ienter, res 140
St Catherine W
Walkley, Arthur, contractor, res 171>a
Superior N
Wall, Edmund James (Erskine,
Wall <& Co), res Spring Ridge
Wall, Gilbert, carpenter, res 80 Kane
Wall, John, sr, tailor, res 52 Chat-
ham
Wall, John, jr, shoemaker, res 52
Chatham
Wall, John, labr, res 5 cabin, John-
son
Walls, J P, barrister-at-law, 14
Chancery lane, re^ 57 North Park
Wallace, Mrs Chas, widow, res 144
Cook
Wallace, James, marine engineer, rea
San Juan ave W
Wallace, John, labr, res 1 cabin,
Johnson
Wallace, Thos L, electrician, N.E.T.
& L. Co, res Mary, Vic W
Wallace, Walter, res 136 Cook
Wallace, William, clerk, Henry
Saunders, res 60 North Park
Wallenstein, Fred, upholsterer, Sehl-
Hastie-Erskine Co, res 21 Green
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chard
Ward, F B
Moss
Ward, Jesst
ernment.
Ward, John
,, res 124 Qu
Ward, Johi
C.P.N. Co
Ward, Ro
way and S
& Co, Ltd,
Belcher
Ward Schoo
Ward, Will
Ward, W
Robt Ware
Moss
Ward, Wil
Ware, Henry
Waring, Tho
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Wark, Chas
Michigan
Wark, John,
Warner, J i
Warner, rei
Warner, Orla
Catherine,
A. M. BEATTIE
CITY MARKET. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Weekly Auctions
VICTORIA TRANSlFER CO., LTD. WaKOMfuSTSarHa^ meet aU Boat* at^'rralm^
81 and 83 Bronghton Str«*t, Victoria, B. 0. T«l. 189.
VIC"OBlA CITY DIHECTOBY.
373
Waller, Charles, apprentice, Spratt
& Gray
Waller, Henry, riothing and
i;ent8' furnishings, 89 Douglas, res
318 Douglas
Waller, S Sea, jr, salesman, lly Wal-
ler, 89 Douglas
Waller, Thomas £, plumber, res 222
View
Walsh, Isaac, drayman, res 79 Pem-
broke
Walsh, John J, drayman, res 77 John
Walsh, M, bartender Colonial Metro-
pole
Walsh, Richd, bartender Ominica
saloon, res New York hotel
Wannock Packing Co, Rivers
Inlet, R P Rithet & Co, agent8,61-3
Wharf
Ward, C W, student-at-law, Hon C
E Pooley, 24 Langley, res " High-
wood," Moss
Ward, Robert & Co, Ltd, Lia-
bility, commission merchants,
shippmg and insurance agents,
Temple building. Fort, (.nee B. C
Corporation)
Ward, Frederick W, res 33 Blan-
chard
Ward, F B, clerk Bank B.C., res
Moss
Ward, Jesse, asst drug store, 36 Gov-
ernment, res 164 Chatham
Ward, John, grocer and fancy goods,
res 124 Quadra
Ward, John Wm, baggage master,
C.P.N. Co, res 164 Chatham
Ward, Robert, J.P., Consul Nor-
way and Sweden, Pres Robt Ward
& Co, Ltd, res "The Laurels," 81
Belcher
Ward School, cor Third and King's rd
Ward, William, baker, res 30 Pioneer
Ward, Wm Arthur, Vice-Pres
Robt Ward & Co, res "Highwood,"
Moss
Ward, William C, inspector Bank
B. C, res "Highwood," Moss
Ware, Henry, lalbr, res 12 Niagara S
Waring, Thomas, painter, R Lettice,
res South rd
Wark, Chas Lowe, painter, res 138
Michigan
Wark, John, res 138 Michigan S
Warner, J H, plumber, Colbert &
Warner, res 73 Blanchard
Warner. Orlando, ship carpenter, res
Catherine, the Arm, Victoria W
Warren, Augustus, engr, res 40 Chat-
ham
Warren, H, (Wan en H & Co,) 22
Trounce ave, res 27 :>!ontrea!
Warren, Capt J D, woad and coal
yard, res 27 Montreal W
Warwick, George, book-keeper Del-
monico hotel, 107-109 Government
WasB, Adolf, res Dominion hotel
Waterman, I K, capitalist, res Wil-
son hotel
Waterson, H G, printer 130)^ Gov-
ernment, res 246 Johnson
Watkins, Chas Elwood, draughtsman
res 73 Blanchard
Watkins, George, boiler maker, res
Commercial hotel
Watkins, Miss Lizzie, res 73 Blan-
chard
Watkins, Mrs M H, res 73 Blanchard
Watkins, Wm C, clerk W J Jeffree,
res 73 Blanchard
Watkinson, A J, painter, res 30
Fourth
Watson & Geiger, plumbers and
gusfitters, 69 Pandora
Watson & Hall, gro>-erB, 55 Yales
(see advt, p. 255)
Watson, Alexander, ship carpeiiter,
res 5 Montreal W
Watson, Alex, jr, shipbuilder and
postmaster, Catherine st Vic W
Watson, A, emp A.I.W., res 48
Herald
Watson, Charlijs, clerk, res 3 Cad-
boro bay rd
Watson, David, mechanical engineer,
res 20 Quebec S
Watson, Franklin P, (Watson &
Hall), 55 Yates, res 281 Yates
Watson, George, (Watson &Geiger),
plnmber, 69 Pandora, res 5 Mon-
treal
Watson, George, driver, Vic Transfer
Co
Watson, George, stonecutter, res 169
Fernwood rd
Watson, George, expressman, res 6
Penwill
Watson, G, stonecutter, res 169 Fern-
wood rd
Watson, James, machinist, A.I.W.,
res 5 Montreal W
Watson, Jas, carpenter, res Western
hotel
Watson, Mrs Miiry, res 133 Johnson
Watson, Ralph R, grocers' assistant,
49 Quadra, res 107 View
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Watson, Robert, clerk, res Foul bay
rd
Watson, R S, labr, res Dominion
hotel
Watson, Thomas, lineman, District
Telegraph and Delivery Co, 34 Fort
Watson, Thomas, electrician, res 11
Amelia
Watson, Thos P, engineer, res Jessie
Watson, Wm, carpenter, A.I.W-.res
Turner
Watson, Wm Hendry, iron moulder,
Vic foundry, res 133 Johnson
Watters, Fred, bartender, California
hotel
Watt, H F, clerk, res Dominion hotel
Watt, Dr Alfred T, physician and
surgeon, 85 Fort
Watt, William, prop Grove saloon,
Henry, Vic W
Watts. Hy, plumber and engineer,
res Cedar Hill rd
Watts, H, filter V.I.W., res Elliott,
Burnside rd
Waxstock Bros, cigar manfrs, 76
Pembroke
Waxstock, Isaac, cigar manfr, 75
Pembroke
Waxstock, Louis, cigar manfr, 76
Pembroke
Way, Miss Alto, dressmaker, res 98
Pandora
Waymire, Wm, driver, Vic Transfer
Co
Weale, Jas, steward, Driard cafe and
restaurant
Weaver, — , elk, Spencer's Arcade,
res 99 Quadra
Weaver, Richard, elk, Spencer's Ar-
cade, rea 138 Blanchard
Weaver, Thomas, labr, res Topaz ave
Weaver, Thomas, carpenter, res 7
Centre rd
Weaving, Sidnev, emp Rose Bank
dairy. Cedar Hill
Webb, Miss Dora, domestic, 61-63
Fort
Webb, F, gunsmith, res Empire hotel
Webb, Jos Wm, gardener, res Bole-
skyne rd
Webber, August, hackman, res 188
Chatham
Webber, Charles, barber. New York
hotel, 67-69 Yates
Webber & Galpin, commission agts,
B. C. Board of Trade bldg
Webber, John, labr, res Pembroke
Webber, L H, commission agent, B
C. Board of Trade, bldg, rea Rock-
land ave
Weber, Harry, barber, res 5 Rebecca
Weber Louis, artist, res 270 Johnson
Weber, Wm L, commercial traveler,
res 68 Quadra
Webster, Christina, domestic, N P
Snowden, Gorge rd
Webster, David, mechanl engr, res
19 Cobourg N
Webster Janette, domestic,Mrs James
Dunsmuir, "Craigdarroch"
Webster, Miss Maggie, domestic, Maj
C T Dupont, "Stadacona"
Webster, William, plasterer, res 42
Kane
Weeks, Wm, clerk, res 100 Pandora
Weeks, Wm, salesman,Lenz&Leiser,
res 100 Pandora
Weetman, Juraes, painter, R Lettice,
res Ida
Weideman Hermon, machinist, res
Pine
Weil, Peter, blacksmith's apprentice,
res 177 Yates
Weiler Bros, Furniture Fac-
tory, 66 Humboldt
Weiler Bros, furniture manfrs, of-
fices and show rooms, 61-55 Fort
Weiler Chas, (Weiler Bros), res 26
Blanchard
Weiler, Oeoree Philip, (Weiler
Bros), res 26 Blanchard
Weiler, John, retired mcht, res 26
Blanchard
Weiler, Joseph, (Weiler Bros), res
26 Blanchard
Weiler, Joseph Wm, (Weiler
Bros), res 26 Blanchard
Weiler, Otto, (Weiler Bros), res 26
Blanchard
Weir, James, driver, B.C. Cattle Co,
Yates
Weiss, Max, emp V.P. b. Co
Welch, E E, accountant, 54 Govmt
Welch, James, seal hunter, res Van-
couver hotel
Welch, Richd, bartender, New York
hotel, 67-69 Yates
Welden, Fred W, prop Senate saloon,
91 Government, res Esquimalt rd
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express,
agts Green, Worlock & Co, 81
Government
Wellington Coal Wharf, cor Wharf
and Johnson, W Broderick, prop
Welsh, Jas, iron moulder, res Front,
VicW
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No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
Guides furnished' to tourists. All kinds of
Chinese belp supplied on the shortest qotice.
Wendt, Jr
Wenarer,
jeweler.
Pandora
Wenrick, j.
Frederic!
Werrick,
House
Wesoott,
& Co), M
res N Chi
Wescott, E
Chester h
Wescott, J
Bod well
West. A C,
blk, Gove
bay
West, Byro
Cook
West, Mrs I
West, Georg
West, James
Co, res 12(
West, Theo
Douglas
Westall, The
tages, Si or
Western I
Ward& C
Fort
Western A
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Co, iijrento,
Western I
A R McDoi
Westerman,
Milne
Western, Wn
side rd
Westhaver, .
Kingston N
Westington, A
Ry, res 7 PJ
Westside,
Hutcheson
*Vestwell, Fr
wick hotel
^Vey, G A, cle
cantile Ageu
"ey, Joseph.
chant, res Oi
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Wheeler, Wm
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Whetstone, A
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
376
Wendt, Jno. engr, res Robert, Vic W
Wenser, Chns, watchmaker and
jeweler, 90 Government, rea 56
Pandora
VVenrick, Adam, wood yard, res 14
Frederick
Werrick, Mrs, saleslady, Stanley
House
Wesoott, Alfired E, (T Haughton
& Co), Manchester House, 88 Yates,
res N Chatham
Wescott, Elsworth, salesman, Man-
chester House, res North Chatham
Wescott, J R, clerk, Wm Croft,
Bodwell
West, A C, surgeon dentist, Adelphi
blk, Government, res Carr, James
bay
West, Byron H, shoeshop, res 210
Cook
West, Mrs E J, res 120 Fourth
West, George, painter, res Amphion
West, James, tmsmith, Canada Paint
Co, res 120 Fourth
West, Tlieo P, contractor, res 128
Douglas
Westall, Thomas, res 21 Harbor Cot-
tages, Si ore
Western Assnce Co, Ltd, Robert
Ward & Co, agents. Temple blk,
Fort
Western Assurance Company
of Toronto, Ont, Heisterman <&
Co, agento, 76 Government
Western Hotel, George Walker &
A R McDonald, props, 84 Store
Westerman, Jonathan, labr, res
Milne
Western, Wm, carpenter, res Burn-
side rd
Westliaver, John, carpenter, res 9
Kingston N
Westington, W, accountant, E. & N.
Ry, res 7 Phoenix place E
We'stside, The, .dry goods, J
Hutcheson &Co, props, 70 Govmt
Westwell, Fred, sealer, res Bruns-
wick hotel
Wey, G A, clerk, Bradstreet Co, Mer-
cantile Agency, res Oak bay ave
Wey, Joseph. W, commission mer-
ciiant, res Oak bay ave
Wiiarton, Mrs M, res 16 Caledonia
ave
Wlieeler, Wm H, carpenter, res 13 St
Louis
Whetstone, A, tobacconist, etc, 53
Johnson, res Springfield ave, Vic W
Whidden, A, master mariner, res
Brunswick hotel
White, Alexander, carpenter, res 2
Rendall E
White, A C, solicitor, Eberts & Tay-
lor, 30 Langley
White, C, seal hunter, res 109 Pan-
dora
White, Edward, merchant, res 33
Gorge rd
White, Fred O, mgr. District Tele-
graph and Delive'^ Co, 34 Fort,
res 127 Menzies
White, George, labr, res Hereward rd
White, George, teamster, res 74
Blanchard
White, George Arthur, second-hand
store, 179 Douglas
White Horse Hotel, prop J S RoUin,
1 McClure. cor Humboldt
White, Horace, fmr, Saanich, res 167
Douglas
White, Miss H, domestic, 38 Pioneer
Pioneer
White, Joe, waiter, New England
hotel, res 266 Yates
White, John E, herbalist, res 168
Pandora
White, J, assistant, Langley & Co,
res 88 Quebec S
White, J A, cigar maker, res 5 Put-
nam
White, J L, druggist, Langley & Co,
res 88 Quebec
White, Miss, domestic, res Dis-
covery
White, Robt, res 120 Richardson
White Star Line Steamers,
Hall, Goepeldc Co, agents, 100 Gov-
ernment
White, William, prop, King's Head
Beer Hall, 48 Johnson, res Cook
White, W C, res 260 Johnson
Whitelaw, John, purveyor, res 72
Fort
Whitely, Capt J, sealer, res 174>^
Yates
Whiteside, Herbert, marine engineer
res 8 James S
Whiteside, John Edmund, res 128
Blanchard
Whitfield, John, shoemaker, res 218
Cook
Whitehead, E, emp A.I.W, res 25
Frederick
Whittier, E G. farm mgr, Vic Trans-
fer Co, res Esquimau
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Whittet, Oharles, carpt, rea 127 North
Park
Whitley. Stephen, gentleman, res 40
Quadra
Whitman, James, steamboat fireman,
res 108 Johnson
Whittaker, Albert E, barber, 128
Government, res 19 Chambers
Whittaker, 8aml, taxidermist, res S2
Alfred
Whittaker, Wm, barber and baths,
128 Government, res 19 Chambers
Whitwell, Mary, widow, rea 25 Park-
ington
Whitwell, Thomas, expressman, res
26 Parkington
Wier & Bremner, importers and deal-
ers in fruits and produce, 19 Yates
Wier, J J, clerk, C N Cameron, res 13
Amelia
Wiffin, Herb Chas, emp R P Rithet
& Co, res 240 View
Whyte, Mrs, typewriter, Bodwell &
Irving, res Heywood ave
Whyte, James A, inmate Home for
Aged and Infirm
Wi^r, Harry, barber, res 6 Rebecca
Wickens, E C, violinist, res 71 View
Wickett, Miss Florence G, missionary
among Chinese, 100 Cormorant
Wicks, Robert, res 21 San Juan ave,
Dallas rd
Widdowson, Fredk, joiner, Muirhead
& Mann, res 99 Kingston N
Wilby, Wm, Golden Rule Bazaar, 91
Douglas, res 174 Yates
Wilby, Geo, painter, res 133 Fort
Wilders, Hubert, painter, res 15 Say-
ward
Wilders, John, carpenter, res 16 Say-
ward
Wile, Henry, cigar maker, 14 Pan-
dora, res 36 Rae
Wilkerson, Geo E, gardener, emp R
Irving,
Moss
Wilkerson,
Chatham
Wilkerson,
Chatham
Wilkerson,
Gisburn, " Belcher cor
Harry J, carpt, res 58
James, carpenter, res 68
Wm H, watchmaker,
Davidson Bros, res 68 Chatham
Wilkins, Miss Clara, res 162 Fort
Wilkins, Mrs E, dressmaker and
artist, res 18 Blanchard
Wilkins, J, painter, res 10 Mears
Wilkins, L M, res 7 Avalon rd
Wilkins, Wm, res 162 Fort
Wilkinson, Alfred, blksmith helper,
res 31 Herald
Wilkinson, Edward, civil engineer,
res Mary, Vic W
\»'ilkinson, E T, civil and mining
engr, res 16 North Park
Wilkinson, Fradk, city labr, res Law-
rence
Wilkinson, John, labr, res Vancouver
hotel
Willard, Joel, painter, Esquimali,
VicW
Willard, Wesley, harness maker, res
Henry, Vic W
Wille, Harry, book-keeper New Eng-
land hotel , res 91 Herald
Wille, Ijouis, grocery and provision
dealer, 26 Johnson
Wills, Albert, bricklayer, res ISti
Cormorant
Wllley, Joseph H, fnir, res 18 Groon
Williams, Antoine, labr, res West* rn
hotel
Williams, A & Co. real estate a.> <
notary public, 5 Store, {sr adit
cardboard, fronting Victoria ,
Williams, A C, foreman brick yard,
J Baker, res 8 Third
Williams, Miss Ada, schoolmistress',
Tolmie School, res Boilskyne rd
Williams, Alfred, real estate, res 23
Sooresby
Williams, Miss Alice Maud, tailoress
res 148 Fort
Williams, Miss A, domestic, 6G North
Park
Williams, B & Co, outfitters and
clothiers, 97 Johnson
Williams, Ben, real estate agent,
conveyancer and notary public, 40
Fort, res 10 Bellot
Williams, Miss B, dressmaker, res 25
North Park
Williams' Building, 28 Broad
Williams, Chas, labr, res 13 James
Williams, Chas, builder, res lOti
Yates
Williams, Edw, plumber, 73 Yates
Williams, Mrs E, widow, res 17 Pio-
neer
Williams, Frank, mesngrW Wilson &
Co, 73 Government, res 44 First
Williams, Frank, clerk, res 44 First
Williams, Fred B, reporter Times,
res 42 Ca(iboio bay rd
Williams, F J, druggist, res 52
Michigan,
Williams, F W, res 2 Superior S
A. M. BE ATTIE WEEKLY AUQIOIS
CITY HARJUCT. VAHCOUVER, B. C
AfrnituiHi
81
Williams, C
toms, res
Williams,
Tele Co,
Williams, J
dental ho
Williams,
First
Williams, J
hotel
Williams, J
nam, Spri
Williams, Ji
son
Williams, Ji
Williams, Ji
61 Douglai
Williams, Jc
ham
Williams, Jt
N Park
Williams, Jc
G Prior,
ton rd
Williams, J
bally rd
Williams, M
Williams, M
42, Five Si
Williams, K
ders, res P
Williams, Ki
Williams, W
Prov Roya
Williams, Mi
Central set
WUliams'
tonr Co, :
FLNeale, .
Williams, Ri
126 N Park
Williams, Ro
Mount Bak
Williams.Rol
and bookb:
View
Williams, Mr
Williams, Th
NPark
Williams, Tl
vaults, res I
Williams, E 1
Williams, Th(
moral hotel
Williams, Th(
Skinner cor
Williams^
& Co), 97 J<
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
377
Williams, George, Bepty Collctr Cuh-
tomB, res 140 Micliigan K
WilliamB, Horace, niesBenger, B.C
Tele Co, res 44 First
VVilliama, James, night cleric, Occi-
dental hotel
Williams, James L, carpt, res 44
First
WillianiB, John, labr.res Commercial
hotel
Williams, John, bricklayer, res Put-
nam, Spring Ridge
Williams, John, tobacconist, 15 John-
son
Williams, Jno 8ealer,reB64 Pembroke
Williams, Jno, clerk, Balmoral hotel,
01 Douglas
Williams, John, res cabin 2, 33 Chat-
ham
Williams, John D, drayman, res 19
N Park
Williams, John R, coachman. Col £
G Prior, "The Priory," Pember-
ton rd
Williams, J W, teamster, res Gar-
bally rd
Williams, Mrs J W, res 137 Blanchard
AVilliams, Miss Julia, dressmkr, room
42, Five Sisters' blk
Williams, Kirby, driver, Hy Saun-
ders, res Pioneer
Williams, Kii by, res 17 Pioneer
Williams, Miss Louisa, ward maid,
Prov Royal Jubilee Hospital
Williams, Miss Mary, principal Girls'
Central school, res 10 Bellot
WUUams' B.C. Official Direo
tory Co, Ltd Lia, Williams' bldg,
F L Neale, sec, res Foul bay rd
Williams, Richard, emp cannery, res
120 N Park
Williams, Robert H, book-kpr, Hotel
Mount Baker, Oak bay
William8,Robt Taylor, blank Ixtok mfr
and bookbinder, 28 Broad, rea 122
View
Williams, Mrs 8, widow, 128 N Park
Williams, Thomas, contractor, res 25
NPark
Williams, Thomas, porter, Adelphi
vaults, res 8 cabin, 175 Douglas
Williams, E A, labr, res 120 N Park
Williams, Thomas, retired, res Bal-
moral hotel
Williams, Thomas W, gardener, res
Skinner cor Marv, Vic W
Williams W T.'mgr, (B Williams
& Co), 97 Johnson, res 10 Bellot
Williams, William, teamster, res 44
First
Williamson, Wm John, ship carpt,
res Powderly ave
Williamson, David, shoemaker, res
Tennyson ave, Saanich rd
Willis, Walter, emp steam laundry,
res tS9 Chatham
Wilmot, Bdwd A, city 6ngr, res
24 South Turner W
Wilmot, Geo, blacksmith, res Milne
Wilmot, George, horseshoer, res 10
Pandora
Willing, Augustine, cigar mkr, res 37
Birdcage vValk
Willoughby, James, carpt, res Van-
couver hotel
Willoughby, James, carpt, res 134
Cormorant
Wills, Frank, carpt, 144 Fernwood rd
Wilson, Alex, tinsmith, (A &W Wil-
son), res 41 Cadtwro bay rd
Wilson, Alex, cabinet maker, les 9
South Park S
Wilson, Alex, stonecutter, res Do-
minion hotel
Wilson, A E, plumber, res 122 Su-
perior
Wilson, A & W plumbers and gas-
fitters, 11 Broad
Wilson, Biggerstaff, clerk at Bank of
B. C, res Pemberton rd
Wilson Bros, importers and com-
mission merchants, 10 Yates
Wilson, Chas E, student, res Pember-
ton rd
Wilson. C H. mgr V.I.W., res 88
Pembroke
Wilson, David, Inspector of Schools,
res 33 Birdcage Walk W
Wilson, Edward, hackman, res 150
Pembroke
Wilson, Miss E, tailoress, res 42
Princess ave
Wilson, Fredk, machinist, res 41
Cadboro bay rd
Wilson, Harry Milton, grocers' assist-
ant, res 185 Douglas
Wilson. Henry, engineer, res Spring-
field ave, Vic W
Wilson, H A, clerk at Hotel Victoia
Wilson, H G, (Wilson Bros) 10
Yates, res Pemberton rd
Tilson, Jas, farmhand, Ivy Hill farm,
Carey rd
Wilson, John, commission mercht,
age Oregon Milling Co, 28 Yates,
res 193 Fort
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Wilson, John James, bakery, 84
Yates, les Burnaide rd
Wilson, J A, pattern maker, A.I.W.,
res 16 Young E
Wil'-on, Joseph E, assistant at W «&
J, Wilson, res Peml)erton rd
Wilson, Joseph, (W & J Wilson) 83
Government
Wilson, J Keith, banker, res " Bella
Vista," Churchway
Wilson, Joseph W, plumbers' ap-
nrentice, n i 21 (.Quebec N
Wilson, Joseph W, clothier, res 57
Superior
Wilson, Miss LilliKn, assistant at
Wilson's bakery, 84 Yates, res
Burnside i'd
Wilson, Mr8,t8iloress44><j Broad, res
107 Cormorant
Wilson, Mrs Mary, res Dominion
hotel
Wilson, Mi«i8, res ;;iverness, Angela
College, Burdette ave
Wilson, Miss M, tailoress, res 42 Prin-
cess ave
Wilson, Mrs Peter, groceries and
fruits, 186 Douglas, res Edmonton
rd
Wilson, Ruther, book-keeper, ree 41
Cadboro bay rd
Wilson, Mrs It, res Cadboro bay
Wilson, Sydney, clerk, rea 65 Michi-
gan N
Wilson. Thos, res 2!) Frederick
Wilson, Mrs Thomas, widow, res 193
Pandora
Wilson, W & Co, City House dry
goods, 73 Government
Wilson, W B, clerk. Bank of B.r ,
res 18 Rupert
Wilson, W & J, clothing and gents'
funtl jhings, 83 Government
Wilson, W Ridgwav, architect, rm 9,
6 Bastion sq, res 60 Cook
Wilson, W R, clerk, R Ward & Co,
res 38 Birdcage Walk
Wilson, William, tinsmith, res 41
Cadboro bay rd
Wilson, Wm, hardware merchant,
res 21 (Quebec N
Wilson, Wm (W^ & J Wilson), 83
Government, res Pemberton rd
Wilson, W (W Wilson & Co), 78 Gov-
ernment, res .38 Birdcage Walk
Wilson, sawver, ciavward^s mill, res
90 Store
Wiltshaw, Miss Saddie, domestic,
66 Chambers
Winch, C, machinist, V.I.W., ren
Fern wood rd
Winch, F K, carriage maker, res 14(1
Fern wood rd
Winchester, Rev A B, supt Presby
Chinese Mission in B.C., res 115
Humboldt
Winchester, Capt Jacob R, master
mariner, res 64-66 Store
Winchester, Mrs Louisa, res 1'^
David
Winchester, William, res 115 Hum-
bolU
Windebank, Wm C, tuner and
teacher of music, res 79 Fort
Windebank, Mrs W C, glove, fur and
feather cleaner, res 79 Fort
Windsor, A, laborer, res Oak bay
ave
Windsor Cannery. Skeena River,
Findlav, Durham & Brodie, agents,
98 Wharf
Windsor Hotel, prop Alex McDonald,
23 Government
Wing Chung Co, grocers and general
merchants, 2 Cormorant, cor Store
Winger, John, fur dresser, res 47
Quadra
Winkel, Fredk, caretaker Methodist
church, res 32 Niagara S
Winn, M C, barber, res 197 .Tohnsoii
Winnett, John W rPage & Win-
nett), Seaview Villa, Montrose
Winsby, W, machinist, V.I.W., res
66 South rd
Winsby, W P, cabinet maker, res 66
South rd, cor Say ward
Winter, Mrs, waitress. Commercial
hotel
Winter, Miss Annie, domestic, 89
Vancouver
Winter, Charles H, plumber, res 10
Farquhar
Winter, George, hack proprietor, res
Foul bay rd
Wise, Frank W, supt Outer wharf,
rea 7 Dallas rd
Wise, Mrs Geo, widow, artist, res 23
St Louis
Wishart, Edwd, cabinet maker, res
6 Cameron
Wishart, James, prop Clarence
hotel, 79>^ r.ouglas
Withrow, Mrs D, res Stanley ave
Witnier. Abraham, millwright, res
24 Ontario N
Witmer, A, millhand, Brakman &
Ker, res Dallas rd W
Till liCC CU ni nililCIIT AflClinV Guldas fumlsbed to tourlmta. AH kinds ot
IIM nXtf CiVlrLUTnitlll Abtnifl Chlneu help »ttppUed on the itaorteat notice.
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA. B. C.
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Dr. Lewis Hall*s Tooth Powder will not Injure the Teeth
Made only at the CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
CLARENCE BLOCK, COR. DOUGLAS and YATES STS., VICTORIA, B. C.
VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
379
Wooldridge, Mies Mary, the Band
Box, Douglas, rea 77 Discovery
Wolfe, Peter, driver V.P.B. Co, res
189 Government ;
Wolfe, William, merchant, res '54
Humboldt.
Wolfenden, A R, elk B. C. Land and
Investment Co, Ltd, res 126 Men-
zies
Wolfenden, R, Queen's Printer,
res 125 Menzies W
Wolfenden, W H, elk B. C. Land and
Investment Co, Ltd, res 126 Men-
zies
Wolff, Miss Amy, telephone operator
res 102 Pandora
WolfT, Ernest, sr, tailor, res 102 Pan-
dora
Wold", Pirnest, jr, prof music, res 102
Pandora
Wolff, Lionel, undertaker's assistant
res 102 Pandora
Wolf, Peter, teamster, V.P.B. Co,
res 189 Government
WoUaston, Percy, mrg Wilson Bros,
rcH 103 Vancouver
Wolley C Phillips, journalist, res Oak
bay ave
Woman's Christian Temperance
I'nion, Refuge Home, Mrs McRae,
matron, 108 Cormorant
W(mk], Mrs Alice, lodging house, 111
Bhuichard
Wood, Arthur Wni, coachman, T B
Hall, "Robleda," Belcher
M'ood, Mrs E A, res 199 Fort
Wood, Ed E, carpenter, res Tyndale
ave. Cedar Hill rd
Wood, Frederick, motorneer, res
4(> Victoria Cres
Wood, James, blacksmith, (H) Broad
Wi)i)d, John, stableman, res 23 Doug-
las
Wood, Thomas E. store-keeper A.I.
W., rep 14 Caladonia ave
Woocl, William, labr, res Old Esqui-
miilt rd, cor B.C. Pottery and Do-
minion rd
Wood, Wm, foreman A.I. W., res 44
Henry
Wood, W H, stove and tinware, 13
Store, res 44 Henry
Woodford, — , engr 8. S. City of
Kingston, res 147 Cadboro bay rd
Wooilill, Mrs Rachael, boarding house
109 Pandora
Woodrow, MisB Nellie, nurse, Prov
Hoya) Jubilee Hospital
Woodroffe, MrsE, res Upper Pandora
Woodruff, Geo, plasterer, res Cedar
Hill rd W
Woods, Miss E, teacher drawing and
painting, res 28 North Pai k
Woods, Geo, coachman, empMrs Jas
Dunsmuir, "The Lodge," Belcher
Woodward, Arthur J, florist and nur-
seryman, Ross bay nursery. Foul
bayrd
Woodward, Miss Rose, res 169 John-
son
Woolcock, James, B.C. soap wks, res
25 Humboldt
Wooldridge, Miss Ellen, milliner and
dregsmkr, The Band Box, res 77
Discovery
Wooldridge, Miss Mary, milliner and
dressmkr, the Band Box, res 77
Discovery
Wooldridge, T E, clerk. Lands and
Works Dept
Woolley, Miss Jessie, stenographer.
Attorney -General's office
Wootton, E E, (McPhillips, Woot-
ton & Barnard ) res 70 Rae
Wootton, Mrs H, widow, res Whit-
taker
Wootton. 3 Y, Deputy Registrar,
Land Registry, n s 70 Rae
Work, Mrs C, widow, res King's rd
near Fourth
Workman, Mrs A, widow, res 177
P'ort
Workman, Miss Elizabeth .1, asst
clerk, Spencer's Arcade, res 177
Fort
Workman, Miss Ellen, asst Spencer's
Arcndo, res 177 Fort
Workman, Ily, painter, res 177 Fort
Workman, Mih W G, forewoman,
77 Johnson, res 22 Chatham
Workman, W G, foreman printer, 77
.ToluiHon, res 22 Chatham
Worlook, Fredk H, banker,
(Greuii, Worlock iN: Co), res "Gyp-
peswyk," 17 Moss
Worsfold, CC, draughtsman. Depart-
ment oi Public Works, Canada,
room 24, Five Sisters' blk, res 70
Dallas rd
Worsfold. J K, clerk. Treasurer Dept
Worth, Frank, pattern makor, res 209
Douglas
Worthington, Mrs Isabel, widow, res
16 Rock bay ave
Wrathall, liichd F, cattle dealer, res
12 Green
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Wright, Charles, mine supt, res Do-
minion hotel
Wright, Fred, bricklayer, res 197
Douglas
Wright H, carpt, res Brunswick hotel
Wright, H H, bartender, Driard, res
116 Pondora
Wright, Jno E, supt Gram Powder
Wks, ree Cadboro bay rd
Wriglit, Mrs J M, res 141 Fort
Wright, Leonard O, painter, R Let-
tice, 40 Fort
Wrigiesworth, Charles, clerk, Lenz &
Leiser, ns 129 Yates
Wrigles worth. E L, bricklaver, res
129 Yates
Wriglesworth, Joseph, groceries and
liquors, 127 Yates, res 129 Yates
Wriglesworth, Walter, blacksmith,
res 129 Yates
Wriglesworth, William, grocer's ass't,
res 129 Yates
Wydle, M Albert, surveyor, res 68
Cadboro bay rd and Yates st jun-
ction
Wylie, W James, salesuian, Gilmore
& McCandlePH, res 9 cabin, Johnson
Wvlly, C G, average adjuster, res 16
Birdcage Walk E
Wyllie, John storekeeper, Canada
Paint Co, res 16 Bellot
Wynne, G, caretaker. Custom House
Wynne, G W, mgng director, ¥a G
Prior & Co, 123 (lovernment
Wynne, Matthew, barber, 19 Trounce
ave, res Dominion hotel
Yaichi. O, prop, Japanese boarding-
house, res 6 Humboldt
Yarwood, E T, mariner, res Cadboro
bay rd
Yates & Jay> barristers and solic-
itors, 22 Bastion
Yates, H Myers, secy, Prov Royal
Jubilee Hospital, agt Connecticut
Fire Insurance Co, 22 Bastion, res
Burnside rd
Yates, J Stuart, M.A., L.L.B,
(Yates & Jay), res ''Craigie Lea,"
Gorge rd
Yates, Thomas, mill^A right, res 105
Cook
Yeo, J H, expressman, res 9 Green
Yerrill, William, labr, ree 26 Henry
V.M.C.A, Baths, James Easton, care-
taker, res Work
Y.M.C.A, Rooms, 40 Broad, F W
Teague, secy
Yorkshire Guarantee and Se-
curities Corporation, Ltd,
Ensland, Dalby & Claxton, ugts,
64 Yates
Young. A D, carpenter, res Saanich
rd
Young, E, painter for R Lettice, 40
Fort
Young, Frank, glazier, res 21 Scoresby
Young, Henry & Co, White Hou.se,
dry goods, 67 Government
Young, Henry, (Henry Young & Co),
67 Yovernment, res 124 Michigan
Young, H B, (Henry Young «& Co) fi?
Government, res 177 Superior
Young, James, salesman, res 11',)
Douglas
Young, John, builder and contractor,
res 89 Henry
Young, John, blacksmith, A.I.W.,
res 9 Hill
Young, Jno, deckhand, str Yosemite,
res 193 Douglas
Youngr, Louis, prop New England
hotel
Young, Ix)uis B, elk, Henry Young
& Co, 124 Michigan «
Young, Michael, prop New Eng-
land hotel, 110-118 Government
Young, M, sealer, res Vancouver litl
Young, Peter labr, res Belton ave
Young, Peter, sealer, res 87 Pandora
Zoelle, Charles, brewer, Coloniul
brewery
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VICTORIA CITY DIRBCTOBY.
381
VICTORIA CITY STREET DIRECTORY.
(For Householders See Alphabetical List.)
CITY LIMITS.
Commencing at a point at west side
of West Bay, and running due north
to Craigflower road; thence along
Craigflower road to corner block 16 ;
thence north-east to Victoria Arm,
continuing on east side Victoria Arm
along Harriet road to north-eastern
corner, section 75 ; thence south-east
to corner block 1, Burnside road;
thence almost due east along Tolmie
road to section 8 ; continuing thence
south to south-west corner said sec-
tion ; thence due east to middle block
.34 ; thence south along east side sec-
tion 8a to south-west corner block 1 ;
tiience due east to Mount Tolmie
road ; thence south along said road to
north-west corner section 24 at north
Jubilee Hospital; thence due east to
north-east corner section 23 ; thence
south along the Foul Bay road, leav-
ing the Foul bay road at eastern side,
section 68, passing along the west
side of block 47 to near the south-
west corner block 47; thence due
west crossing lot 36 to Foul Bay road ;
tlience due south to middle Foul Bay.
(See map Victoria City.)
FIRB LIMITS.
All that portion of the City which
is within the line hereinafter describ-
ed, is known as the Fire Limits,
namely :
Commencing at a point on the shore
line of Victoria harbor, opposite the
north-westerly corner of Lot 468,
Block F; thence easterly to the centre
of Store street; thence northerly
along the centre of Store street to a
point opposite the centre of Herald
street; thence easterly along the
centifi of Herald street to the point
of intersection of the centre lines of
Douglas street and Herald street;
thence southerly along Douglas street
to the point of intersection of the
centre lines of Douglas street and Fis-
guard street; thence easterly along
the centre of Fisguard street to the
point of intersection of the centre
lines of Fisguard street and Blan-
chard avenue; thence southerly
along the central line of Blanchard
avenue to the point of intersection of
the centre lines of Blanchard avenue
and Pandora avenue ; thence easterly
along the centre line of Pandora
avenue to the point of intersection of
of the centre lines of Pandora avenue
and Blanchard street ; thence south-
erly along the centre line of Blan-
chard street to the point of intersec-
tion of the centre hues of Blanchard
street and Rae street ; thence west-
erly to the point of intersection of the
centre lines of Rae street and Doug-
las street ; thence southerly along the
centre line of Douglas street to the
northwesterly corner of Lot 210;
thence along the western boundary of
Lot 210 to the shore of Victoria har-
bor ; thence following the shore line
of the said harbor northerly to the
place of commencement.
A STREET— From Market street
Eaht Side.
Perley, T H
Perley, Wm G F
West Side. "*
Murton, F E
Palmer, Thos
ADELAIDE ROAD— From Lans-
dowiie road to Holly street.
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Craigflower to Bean street, Vic-
toria West.
East Side.
Nicholson, A
Leonhardt, C H
ALFRED— From
Ridge.
North Side,
Cook to Spring
8 Ure, Jas
12 Field, Robert
Shields, A S
28 Vacant
32 Whitaker, Samuel
36 King, Sam E B
Chambers Street intefBects.
54 Burgess, John P
Bailey, B
Comox Street intersects.
Fern wood Road intersects.
Mills' Stables
Stanley A'venue intersects.
South Side.
5 Vacant
7 Vacant
9 Vacant
17 Hood, James
Rebecca Street intersects.
27 Vacant
33 Bragg. Edw
35 Hendry, Alex
52 Morley, Mrs Jane
Chambers Street Intersects.
57 Draney, Robt
Chambers, Robt
87 Reid, Samuel
Fernwood Road intersects.
ALPHA — Runs east from Burnside
road to Saanich road.
North Side.
Grahfm,TM
Sheriflf, Wm
Beta Street (no> opened) begins here.
Holt. Wm
Laing, Richard
Carter, Eustace
Pugsley, Arthur
Oamma Street interseots
ALSTON— Runs north from E. & N.
R'y to Victoria Arm.
AMELIA — Runs from Pandora ave-
nue to Cormorant.
East Side.
1 Styles, S F
Farquhar Street intersects.
3 Vacant
5 Hatvk, Richard
7 Vacant
9 Randell, Wm
Randell, David
11 Watson, Thos
Engvik, Miss A
13 Wier, J J
Bell, John
Bell, James
Jeffrey, James
Cormorant Street intersects
West Side.
2 Stark, William
Farquhar Street intersects.
6 Moody, F G
8 Keown, George
Keown, Frank
Keown, Harry
Keown, James
10 Lyall, George
Cormorant Street intersects.
12 McNeill, J M
50 Furnival, W
AMPHION— Runs from Oak
avenue to I^eigbton road.
East Side.
Ash, Thomas
Oalc Bay Avenue intersects.
Regan, Walter
West Side.
Griggs, Edward
Leighton Road Intersects.
West, George
Oddy, B S
Holmes, —
Mason, C D
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South Side,
North Side.
ANDREW— Runs
street to water
West.
from Robert
front, Victoria
Till VCC Cimi nVIICUT AOCUI^V Ouldee Aimiehed to tourleta. All k
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No. 23 STORE STREET. VICTORIA, B. C.
kinds of
notice.
DRl LEWIO HALLS ANTICEPlIC TDDTH WAOH Breath and Cleans the Teeth ■
Mmd» only at OENTKAT^ DBVO 8TOBE, Clarence Sloek, Victoria, B. C.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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North Side.
Martin, S B
Sooth Side.
Vacant
Robert Street intersects.
MeBeath, D
AVALON ROAD— Runs from St.
Catherine street to Carr street
North Side.
PhiBnlx Place here.
8 Nichol, John
Mulcahy, James
14 Collins, Jolin
Vacant lota
Carr Street iutei sects.
Collins, Thomas
South Side.
3 Squires, C
St. Catherine Street here.
7 Wilkin, L M
Miller, James
9 Thomas, John
26 Jackson, Fredk
27 Lang, William
BARONET— Runs north from
Leii^hton road to Cadboro Bay
road
BASTION SQUARE AND
STREET— From Wharf *o
Government
North Side.
4 Steele, Peter
Comaetcial Alley here.
6 Braverman, J
Ridgwav, Wilson W
Adam, J S
McConnan, Edwai-d
Sorby, Thos
Bradstreet Co, mercantile
agency, Gordon, J B, mgr
Mai-tin & Robertson
8 Dodwcll, Carlill & Co
Burns, J T
Burnes, Wm
Angus J
Barnes House
Chancery Lane here. '
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9 Supreme Court Buildings
Provincial Police court
County court of Victoria
Registrar of County Court,
Harvey Combe
Keast, Arthur, depty registrar
Robertson, Alex Rocke, clerk
14 Provincial Police station
McNeill, Provincial constable
Hunter, Jas, Prov constable
Sheriff's otfice.county Victoria,
J E McMillan, sheriff
Langley, John Mount, sergt
Siddall, Hinkson J, under-
sheriff
Robb, Andrew, sheriff's officer
Laugley Street intersects.
20 Drake, Jackson &, Helmcken
22 Yates & Jay
Government street here.
South Side.
Marvin & Tilton's storehouse
Jones, Dr M
B.C. Board of Trade building
Belyea & Gregory
Tubb, Arthur, janitor
McPhillips, Wootton & Bar-
nard
Merchants' Exchange
Dun, R G & Co
Gilbert, Justin
Davies, Joshua
Elworthy, F
Langley Street intersects.
21 Davie & Cassidy
Alberta B.C. Exploration Co,
Ltd, regatd office
Bodw .'11 & Irving
Canada Permanent Loan and
Savings Co
McLachlan, W O
Garrick's Head saloon
25 St George's Hall
Milton Lodge, No 311
Order Sons of St. George
Canadian Order of Odd Fel-
lows
Loyal Waverley Lodge, No 145
Sons of England Benevolent
Society
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BATTERY— From Carr street to
Beacon Hill.
North Side.
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Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Nairne, R
Campbell, George A
Vacant lots
Beacon Hill
BAY — Runs east from
Chambers.
North Side.
Rock Bay to
4 Gough, Thomas
Gough, Mrs Susannah
Rook Bay here.
8 Mcintosh, Stephen F
Morrison, John
10 Campbell, Mrs N
Rock Bay Avenue intersects.
26 Gallagher, Patrick
28 Fisher, Ira John
30 Hardie, Mrs Henry
Beaumont, C
76 Devereux, FA
Devereux, WE
Devereux, Capt John
Hewilngs, ¥, J
78 Auld, James
92 Flett, Henry T
94 Gleason, W A
Gleason, M D
98 Bartlett. John
First Street her«.
102 Jenkins, Win
104 Arden, Wm
116 Riddell, David H
Second Street bere.
118 Eckford, Mrs T
120 Vacant
Douglas Street intersects.
QoTornmeut Street intersects.
South Side.
Rock Bay Trunk Factory,
Norris, Frederick
Rock Bay Tannery, Norris,
Fredk
7 Clarke. William
9 Vacant
11 Hare, Michael
16 McLeod, Norman
27 McGregor, Alex
Rock BRy Avenue intersects.
29 Lawson, James
31 Vail, John
Ponder Masazine
BAY STREET, Vio. W— Runs
from Russell street to Lime Bay.
Bland, H J
BEACON HILL PARK.
West Side.
222 Crossan, Mrs A
Chrow, William
224 "BeaconOottage,"Brown,R H
Barnes, James
House building
Victoria College
Church, John W
Maclure, Samuel
Maclure, Fred T
Maclure, J C
BEACON STREET.
South Side.
Fort, Edward
GARDEN STREET-Not graded.
CLOVER STREET— Not graded.
ST. ANDREW STREET— Not
graded.
BEAN STREET— Runs from
Belton avenue to Powderly ave.
North Side.
Mays, Thos
House building
Powderly Avenue liere.
BEECHY— Runs east from Rupert
to Vancouver street.
North Side
12 Farrell, J
16 Vacant house
20 Gabriel, Wm W
Gabriel, Ed
26 Vacant house.
BELCHER— Runs east from Van-
couver to city limits.
North Side.
20 Davis, Albert
24 Isl
28 En
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECTORY.
386
24 iBlieb, Christian
28 EnKelhardt, Paul
Cook Street Intersects.
68 Hewetson, Rev J B, M.A
"Rock Cottage," Mohun, Ed
O.E
"The Lodge," Woods, Geo
Mom Street interoecti.
" Duval Cottage," Barnard.
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Pemberton Read here.
St. Charles Street intersects.
"Mon Abri," Buck, W Edgar
Rockland Avenue begins here.
South Side.
Ferguson, R J
Cook street intersects.
Henderson, Thoa M
Henderson, Jos N
81 "The Laurels," Ward, Robt,
J.P
"Gisburn," Irving, Robt
Moss Street intersect*.
"Oakraeade," Sayward, J A
96 "Ellesmere," Angus, James
"Stony hurst," Harvey, Rout
"Carey Castle," Dewdney,
Hon E, Lieut Governor
"Fairholme," Davie, Dr J C,
M.D
101 "Robleda," Hall. Thos B
Charles Street intersects.
BBLOHER AVENUE —Runs
from Oak Bay avenue to Cadboro
Bay road.
East Side.
Halley, Michael
Eraser, A S
West Side.
Jones. William
Mickle, Mrs L A
Oak Bay Avenue intersects.
Heath, J F
McGregor, W D
Jones, Arthur
Reid, Thomas
Cadboro Bay Road Intersects.
Mclnnes, Angus
BELLOT— From Vancouver to Cook
North Side.
10 Williams. Benjamin
Williams, Wm T
12 Mellon. Joseph
Bodington, Miss J E
Vacant house
14 Patterson. James
16 Proctor, Rich'd _ - S, ■. ._
9 John, Bedlington Harold
11 Greenwood, Mrs C
15 George, Wm E
Wylie, John
17 Newcombe, Miss Emily
17 Newcombe, Mrs J
23 Losee, Robt B
Vacant house
Cook street intersects.
HELTON AVENUE-Runs west
from Craigfldwer road to Domin-
ion road.
East Side.
Vacant house
Hasenfratz, J
Dominion Road intersects.
West Side.
Allen, David
Callous, Henry
Phillips, Jos
McDonald, D
Bean Street interisects.
Robertson, A G
Beany Wm
Young, Peter
Dominion Road intersects.
BELLEVILLE— Runs from
vin Hill to Laurel Point.
North Side.
Mar-
McArthur, Wm
James Bay Bridge intersects.
Marvin Hill intersects.
James Bay Athletic Club
127 Archmont, Robert
Quadros. Joseph
Namreh Cottage
Beckwith, H
Sehl, Hastie & Erskine Fur-
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Vacant
2 James, Francis T
2}4 Helmcken, Hon John S
Helmcken, H D, B.L.
4 James, Percy
12 Spencer, David
Birdcage Walk here.
Oovernment Buildings intersect.
Menzies Street here.
34 Wade, Dr M S
40 Crawford, James
52 Mouat, Mrs M A
Vacant
72 Spring, Mrs S
Chudfey, IV M
Oswego Street here.
82 Gray, A B /
86 Clarke, Mrs A
Gregory, Frank B
Hunter, Gordon
92 Pendray, W J
St. John Street here.
114 Lewis, H G
Vacant lot
120 Walbran, Capt W J
126 Mackay, A E
Hoatreal Street here.
BELMONT AVE— Runs from
Craigflower road to Dominion
road
West Side.^
Wescott, A E
Wescott, E E
North Chatham Street Intersects.
McEwen, P H
Field, Samuel
South Roa<i intersects
Harper, P S
BETA — Runs from Alpha street to
Delta street.
North Side.
Olive, Wm '
Mould, John T
Sellick, H R
Sellick, Amelia
BIRDCAGE WALK— Runs from
James Bay bridge to Michigan
street.
East Side.
Vacant lots
12 Cameron, W G
Belleville Street intersects.
16 Wylly, C G
38 Wilson, W R
Douglas Estate
Vacant lots
Wilson, Wm
Superior dtieet intersects.
48 Schwengera, Conrad
Schwengers, P J A
Michigan Street intersects.
West Side.
1 Vacant
6 Mason, Henry S
15 Vacant
19 Holmes, Alexander
23 Patterson, James
Carmichael, Herbert
33 McDonell, Mrs R J
37 Ethridge, John
Willing, Augustus
39 Pope, S D
Superior Street intersects.
41 Smith, J McB
41) Hunter, .Tostph
55 Robaon, Mrs ,lohn
Michigan Street intersects.
BLANCHARD STREET AND
AVENUE — Runs from Bur-
dette avenue to Second street.
East Side.
Christ Church Cathedral
Rae street intersects.
Two houses vacant
13 Vacant
15 Vacant
27 Chad wick, Mrs Catherine
Chadwick, George
Kane Street intersects.
29 Hobbs, Frank V
Fort Street intersects.
31 FuUerton & McDonald
33 Ward, Fredk W
36 St Andrew's and Caledonia
Hall
37 Collins, Miss Nellie
View Street intersects.
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VICTORIA CITY DIHECTORY.
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43 Ireton, James
45 Martin, Georse
47 Miller, Mrs Mary.
L<e Clair, Mius Josephine
Le Glair, Miss Louisa
49 j^eddes, John
[ackson, Sheridan L
61 Duvis, Evans
WriKgleaworth, Joseph
Yates Btreet InterBects.
Johnson Street Intersects.
73 Watkins, Mrs M H
Warner, J H
75 Moore, Wm
77 Hebrew Congregation Schools
and Lecture Rooms
Jewish Synagogue, Rev Dr
Philo, Rabbi
Pandora Street Intersects.
91 Jewell, Albert E
Jewell, Frank
Jewell, Henry
93 Rujerts, Capt George
Cormorant Street intersects.
103 Vacant
105 Ross, Miss Jane
Aaronson, A A
Fisguard Street intersects.
107 German, L
Burns, C
109 Gill, William
111 Keays, Geo H
Manson, John
Wood, Mrs Alice
113 Blackmore, John
Craigie, Wm
115 Grenfell, Mit<s A
Grenfell, Miss Kate
Grentell, Miss Clara
117 Vacant
Pioneer Street intersects.
125 Vacant
Chatham Street intersects.
137 Williams, Mrs J W
153 Walkem, Hon G A
West Side.
2 Christie, Rev Jaa
6 Stewart, Mrs N
8 Roberts, Richard
10 Brown, Mrs Elizabath
Maternitv Home
12 Pettingell, B C
18 O'SulUvan, Mrs J
Wilkins, Mrs E
20 Weiler Bros stables
26 Weiler, John
28 Brice, Wm
Kane Street intersects.
30 Blanchard, Miss J
Lapierre, H
Fort Street intersects.
Grice & Co
44-42 Sam Chong
46 Kennell, Godfrey
50 Ebert, Gus
View Street intersects.
St Andrew's R.C. Cathedral,
Rt Rev Bishop Lemmena
58 Dixon, Miss Chic
60 Grenfell, Miss Alice •
Yates Street intersects.
74 Stelly, George
76 Draut, John, saloon
Johnson Street intersects.
78 Heal, Mrs D
86 Bossi, L
Pillor letter box
Bossi blk
The Osborne House
Tandora Street Intersects.
98 Vacant
Cormorant Street intersects.
114 Tumilty, John
118 Geiger, Thomas
Fisgard Street intersects.
120 Field, Wm
Braund, Chas
124 Hunjrfauth, Fredk
126 Ledirgham, Robt
128 Whiteside. John E
Chatham Street intersects.
132 Dowler, W J
134 Simpson, Miss
Shannon, Miss B
Simpson, Miss J
138 Anderson, Mrs W C
Discovery Street Intersects.
138>^ Stevens, John
140 Steele, Wm
Steele, Chas
Pembroke Street here.
144 Stemler, Louis
Pollock, Miss M
Princess Avenue here.
BODWELL— Runs from Fernwood
road to Stanley street.
North Side.
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Barker, David M
Ferawood Road interseeti.
Howell, Harry A
Stanley Avenue interaeota.
McNeill, Angus B
Pretty, Henry
Weicott, J R
Adams, John S
Mouat, R B
Vacant
BOYD — Runs from Dallas road to
Niagara street.
West Side.
Vacant lots
East Side.
48 Locke, Lennet
Robbins, J R (rear)
Luxtnn Street interaecta,
McLeod, Rev P McF
Russell, Fred M
Russell, Ernest H
Russell, Wm
Vacant lots
DallM Road Interaecta.
West Side.
47 Vacant private property
Sylvia Street intenecta.
Garmichael, H
BRIDQIS — Runs from Rock Bay to
Ellice street.
East Side.
3 Gartmel, Danl
29 Stone, Martin
S3 Mann, James G
David Street interaecta.
41 McKinley, John
63 Meyer, George
West Side.
Hughitt <& Mclntyre
4 Marks, Morris
Rock Bay Bridge here.
10 Menaugh, Robert
Vacant
34 Brebner, Wm
John Street interaecta.
Lee, Wm E
Friend, John Henry
36 Brooks, Thomas
Martin, William
David street interaecta.
BROAD STREET— From aroogh-
fon street to Pandora.
East Side.
11 Wilson, A & W,plambi)nand
gas fitters
Wilson, Alex
Wilson, W
13 Jay & Co, nursery an 1 seed-
man
15 Quintard <& Packard, electrical
supplies
17 Escalet, E, prop, Driard cafe
and restaurant
View street here.
Vacant store
23 Irving, Thos L, shoemaker
29 Heron, Robt, harnem maker
NichoUes & Renonf Co, im-
plement warehouse
Yatea Street interaecta.
Mirror Saloon
69 McKay, Alex
Marshall & Co, Domestic bak-
ery
63 Levi
65 California Wine Co
London Saloon
Johnaon Street interaecta.
67-9 Meston, John, carriage bldr
73 Davis, Miss Mary,
Vacant store
Pandora Street Interaecta.
West Side.
4 McDowell, J A, livery stable
Fort street interaecta.
10 Morgan, E J, clothier
12 Salvation Army Barracks
16 Plymouth Bakery
Munford, Harry
Kenward, Chas
Ren wood, Geo
18 Mason, T G, manufs agt
Flint & Prossor, Vancouver
Island Building Society
Oliver's Dancing Academy
20 Spencer's Arcade
20>^ Mackenzie, W G,manfr8 agt
22 Calvert, John, tailor
24 Arcade Bakery
28 WiUiams' Building
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CITY MARKET. VANCOUVER. B. C.
Weekly Auctions
VICTORIA TRANSFER CO., LTD. WaKonaand*S«rriaKM meet aUBoMUan^' Train*!
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VICTOBIA CITY DIBBCTORY.
389
Williams, R T, bookbinder
6. C. Blank-book Mauufao-
tory
Evers & Keith
B.C. Official Directory Co
B.C. Rubber Stamp and Ptg
Office
Roarke, Thomas
British Pacific Construction Co
Synod Office
28 BogKS, Beaumont, real estate
and insurance agt
28>^ Irving, Robt & Co, financial
brokers
Irving, Robt
Jeffrey, James
Moore, Frank E
B.C. Pioneer Society
Sir Wm Wallace Society
Shipwrights and Carpents'
Association
Campbell, commercl traveller
Ridley, Robt
St George's Society
First B.C. Society of Spir-
itualists
30 Crane, J E & Co
Trounce Avenue Intersects.
34 Cuthbert, H F Co
38 R W Fawcett
Singer Manfr Co
40 Y.M.C.A. rooms
Hanna & Taylor
Ewart, A C
42 McCallum, John
44 Morrow, Holland & Go
44>^ Sprinkling, Wm A
48 Teague, Mrs
Wyoming Lodging House
Yates Street Intersects.
50 Holmes, Arthur
52 McCorkall, Jaa
54 Van Volkenburgh's stables
58 Furnival, Wm
Brooks, Wm
Duck blk
Knights of Pythias
Ewart, A C
Brown, M C, billiard parlors
Central Presbyterian church
62
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BROUGHTON-Fro!
Douglas.
North Side.
2 Union Collieries and E. & N.
Ry offices
Dunsmuir, & Sons
Douglas street iaterieots.
26 Vacant
Weiler Bros warehouse
Broad Street intersects.
Lewis, Herbert Geo
South Side.
Mason, H S
5 Ottaway, V E & Co
Langley Street Intersects.
Nelson and Fort Sheppard Ry
Co's office
17 Ray, Robt
GoTernment Street intf rseets.
Gordon Street intersects.
Brayshaw, Thos M
St Andrew's Presbyterian
church
19-21 The Victoria Transfer Co
■From
BURDETTE AVENUE -
Blanchard to Vancouver.
North Side.
10 Bishopsclose
Quadra titreet intersects.
24 Beanlands, Rev Canon A
Christ Church Cathedral
Blanchard Street intersActs.
South Side.
19 Engelhardt, Mrs J F
Engelhardt, A F
23 Berkeley, Mrs L A
Caldwell, H J
27 Gore, Wm, S
Gore, Thos St C
Victoria Crescent intersects.
37 Hamley, Hon W
Kitto, Mrs L M
Angela College, for young
ladies
45 Harris, Dennis
Vancoaver Street intersects.
BURNSIDE ROAD.
North Side.
Maynard, Laura L
Burnside Roid intersects Douglas Street.
Maynard, F G
Maynard, G H
Cavin, Arthur
Cavin, ThoB
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Pont, James
McNutt, Geo
Western, Wni
Kay ton, G R
South Side.
Dudgeon, James
BYRON STREET— Runs east;
continuation of Leighton road.
Oak Bay.
North Side.
Hambley, W J
Gilbert, Fred
South Side.
Eastman, Mrs
CADBORO BAY ROAD.
South Side.
3 Mrs Wilson
23 Crease, Hon H P P
Crease, Lmdley
29 Fell, Thornton
37 Rattray, Chas
Rattrav, C A
39 Gray. 'J H, V.B
IfoM Street Interseota.
41 Wilson, Alex
48 Harrison, Eli
"Craigdanoch," Dunsmuir,
Mrs Robt
"Craigdarroch," Dunsmuir,
Alex
95 Crimp, J L
I*<e, Mrs M
Pemberton Street here.
99 "Erin Hall," Paddon, Rev
Canon
103 Humphrey, Wm
131 Earl, Thos, M.P
139 McLean, Mrs A
McLean, Wm A
141 Church, J E
Lee, Thomas
147 Woodford
St Charles Street inteneots.
Higgins, Hon D W, M.P.P
Baker, Wm P
House building
Corsan. Thos
St. Cbarlei Street intcrgecta.
Higgins, J T
Vacant
East Side.
Allen, Clement
North Side.
Yarwood, E-T
Simpson, Alex
Bennetts, Jacob
Ford, Arthur
Spears, Mrs
Jackson, Charles F
Robinson, Edwd
Oak Street here.
Prov Royal Jubilee Hospital
Huxtable, Jas E
Huxtable, R T
Huxtable, W H, jr
Huxtable, W H
Huxtable, Alfred
2 Grant, John. M.P.P
Haywood, Mrs E
14 Sayward, W P
18 Croft. Wm
20 McCuUoch, W F
KiRgham, J
22 Walker, Walter
School Street here.
24 Gavin, Thos
2B Pope, William
30 Elford. J P
Elford, J H
34 Adams, Mrs M
Marvin, E B
36 Vacant house
38 Shaw, Albert A
Shaw, G C
42 Williams, F B
44 Fletcher, E H
Ho88 Street intersects.
48 Dempster, P W
Dempster, W S
50 O'Brian, Mrs E
Fernwood Road here.
58 Wylde, M A
Yates Street Junction intersects.
Harrison Street here.
90 Allison, Mrs M
Arrowsmith, Miss M
100 Hamilton, Dr Robt
Stanley Avenue here.
120 Vacant
130 Elford, Robt
Archibald, Wm
188 Marvin, Wm
Road to Stadacona intersects
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VICTORIA CITY DIBKCTOBY.
891
164>4 Dupont, Major C T
166 Gleanhue, Job
Clearihue, Alex
170 McCrimmon, D
174 Austin, J J
Belmont Avenue Inttriecti
Pearae, Benjamin W
Mackenzie, Charles
Chestnut Street Intersects.
CALEDONIA AVE— Runs east
from Cook street to Chambers
street.
North Side.
2-4-6 St Barnabas Church
Cook Street interrects.
8 Taylor, Rev Geo W
10 St Barnal)as Church Institute
Raynes, J E
Eyres, E J
12 Burkholder, Herbert
Burkholder, W H
14 Wood, Thos E
Wood, Thomas
16 Robelee, C B
22 Kennaird, W D
24 Bates, Jones
30 King, M
Chambers Street intersects.
36 King, Walter J
King, Jabez
South Side.
11 Rosson, G P
Rosson, Miss A G
13 Gray, Jolin H
15 Wharton, Mrs M
27 Carlow. H J
Chambers Street Intersects.
37 Basset'-, Wm P
Carter, A W
Bassef.t, Robt H
39 Lohbranner, Max
CAMERON— Runs from Pembroke
avenue south, between Cook and
Chambers.
East Side.
4 Keefe, James S
6 Wishart, Edwd
11 Pusey, Leonard
13 Cochenour, F C
15 Brown, W
Kendall, J S
CARR STREET— Runs from
Toronto street to Dallas road.
East Side.
6 Bishop. George
Avalon Road here,
8 Sherburn, F
10 Mdnro, George
24 Fawcett, Rowland
Vacant lot
44 Carr, R
Simcoe Street intersects.
West Side.
10 West, Albert Chas, S.D
28 Cridge, Rt Rev Edwd
Vacant lots
Toronto Street here.
33 Mason, T G
41 3amford, Thomas
45 Lowe, Skene
«9 Ste/enson, W G
Simiioe Street intenects.
81 Magnesen, Alfred
Niagara Stree intersects
85 McKeil, Capt
93 Jackson, Wm
Vacant
103 Vacant
CATHERINE— From Lime Bay,
Victoria West, to Victoria Arm.
East Side.
Cook, H J
Cook, H F
E. <& N. R'y intersects.
Finnigan, Mrs B
Lime Street intersects.
Esquimalt Road Intersects.
Frederick Street intersects.
Grove Saloon, prop,Wm Watt
Heniy Street intersects.
Barker, Geo M
Esquimalt Street intersects.
House building
Henderson, H S
Sewell, J B
Edward Street intersects.
Vacant store
Craigflower Road Intersects.
Vacant house
Horner Jno
Vacant house
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Skinner Street intersects
Jessie Street intersects.
Richard Bon, R B
Holmes, Wm E
Holmes, Chas
Warner, O
Ker, Robt L
Victoria Arm here.
West Side.
Vacant house
Sommerville, Wm
Caflre, Capt F
Jenkins, Ghas
Watson, A, jr
E.&N. B'ylu. rsects.
Lime Street intersects.
Esquimau Road intersects.
Frederick Street intersects.
Hall, Dr I^ewis
ChiTch of the Holy Savioar,
rector. Rev W D Barber
Henry Street intersects.
Harrison, Geo
Magirl, Chas
Kingsley, Jno
Vacant cabin
Esquimalt Street intersects,
Methodist Chapel
Russell, Luis
Craigflower Koad intersects.
Langford Street Intersects.
Bluth, A.
Vacant house
Skinner Street intersects.
Cherry, John
Jessie Stroet intersects.
Gr-iy, Andrew
Furman, A
CEDAR HILL ROAD -Runs
north from Chambers
East Side.
4 McKinnon, M
Robbins, Moses R
Bouchette, Jas
Ford, Hy T
Morrissey, Pfichael
Moxon, Hy
Oakland Avenue here.
West Side.
Nelson, Peter
Canning, Geo
Seniger, Arthur
Hill, Lewis G
Jewish Ctmetery here
13 Jones, Miss E
Sabin, Napoleon
CENTRE ROAD, Sprinsr Ridge
— Runs from Ridge roaa to Fern-
wood road
North Side.
2 Behnsen, H F W
Bri<lge Koad intersects.
South Side.
1 Vacant
3 Anderson, Stone
6 Emerson, M
7 Weaver, Thos
Vacant
9 Hampton, R M
11-13 Vacant
Fernwo«d Road intersects.
15 Hanson, F. edk
CHAI^BERS — From Johnson to
Bay street.
East Side.
19 WhJttaker, Wm
Whittaker, A E
Allred Street here.
69 Innes, Miss Bella
McCurrach, Wm
McCurrach
North Park intersects.
63 Sheilds, Capt Edwd
66 Booth, C
65 Carter, W O
Stelley street intersects.
75 Mills, A K
77 Corder.ThosW
North Chathaic Street Intersects.
Spring Ridge School
83 Hoosen, Edward
85 Graham, Mrs Louisa
Pembroke Street intersects.
95 Jones, George
Princess Ave, Spring Ridge intenieets.
136 Johnson, Adam
West Side.
14 Richards, J R
Felker, Miss L A
AXD SIGHT.
81
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116 Fairl
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Langley
North Sir
12 Hall,
West Sid
12 Perri
14 Wall,
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16 Creaf
18 Breni
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20 Vacai
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South Sid
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2-12 Albio
8 Holla
10 Vacai
40 Warn
Governmen
42 Bordt
46 Hylar
Norrii
48 Vaear
50 Elkus
52 Wall,
Wall,
54 Farrai
56 Vacar
58 Wilkt
Wilke
Pattei
Miissi
60 Peace
76 Jacks
78 Coom
84 Cham
Dalby
86 Harri.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Moore, J W
116 Fairbrother, George
Quean'8 Avenue intersects.
CHANCERY LANE-Runs
Langley to Bastion square
North Side.
12 Hall, H G
West Side.
12 Perrin, G A & Co
14 Wall, J P
Crawford, James
16 Crease, Lindlev
18 Brenton, C J
Pemberton, C G
20 Vacant
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South Side.
Bagshaw, G J
CHARLES.
Clvde, A J
CHATHAM— Runs from Store west
to Cook street.
North Side.
2-12 Albion Iron Works
8 Hollands, W A
10 Vacant
40 Warren, Augustus
Uovernment Street intersects.
42 Borde, A
46 Hyland, J
Norris, F G
48 Vacant
50 Elkus, Wm
52 Wall, John, jr
Wall, John
64 Farraud, Chas
56 Vacant
68 Wilkerson, Wm H
Wilkerson, H J
Patterson, Wm
Mnssoti, E W
60 Peacock, Goo
76 Jackson, W
78 Coombes, Rev J E
84 Chamberlin Seth L
Dalby, John
86 Harris, A
88 Clyde, George
90 Dewsnap, Joseph
92 Eraser, Mrs
94 Vactnt
102 Parfit, A'ron
112 Elliott, Robert
Blanchsrd Sireet interseets.
114 Frank, John
116 Eraser, W G
118 Turner, John H
120 Cook, Henry
122 McDowell, Harry
McDowell, Charles
McDowell, Thos A
McDowell, John B
124 Kaminski, Joseph
Pearse, Mrs H
Quadra Street intersects.
134 Vacant
136 Reid, Joseph
138 Shore, Sydney
140 Lemon, James J
144 Donogh, R H
146 Smith, J L
150 McNeil, William
Gibb, Mrs B
Brown, Mrs Douglas
152 Vacant
i54 Ward, John Wm
158 Challoner, T G
160 Malcolm, Campbell
KM Kirsop, George
Noble, Mrs J
188 Webber, August
190 McTigh, Mrs Sarah
South Side.
5 Albion Iron Works
31 S Gray's sash and door factory
Grav, Samuel
83 Cabins
Munroe, J B
Glawson, F
William, John
Roch, John
Bromwell, R
Taylor, Richard
Davis, Henry
Oovernment Street intersecti.
35 Ferris, W D
37 Billingsby, Frank
Kirkpatrick, J
39 Sangeter, Geo
Wiiiis, Walter
41 Smith, Wilson
43 Mobs Geo E
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CHURCHWAY-From Kumboldt
45 Shewan, W H
to Blanchard.
Bass, Oscar
McGrath, Matthew
North Side.
McKenzie, Alex
8 Hill, H
47 Vacant
"Bella- Vista" Wilson J Keith
Johnson, A
26 Ellis, W H
49 Vacant
30 O'Brien, Wm
51 Ridley, Robert
32 Davidson, A A
53 Vacant '
Blancbard Street here.
1 55 Vacant
57 Vacant
CLAUKE— Runs from South road
Douglti8 street interseotH.
£a8T Side.
Blanuhard Street Intersects.
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87 Watson, George
Vacant
Moore. C H
89 Pardoe, Chas
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103 Rapp, Chas
Kessler, Henrv
Taunton Street hen-.
Moore, Charles
109 Shaw, Thop
King, C H
115 Moses, D D
Harris, Mrs F. D
117 Bradbury, Thoa
Coles, l\^rfl C
119 Davidson, Robt /
Vimt Hi lit'
123 Beckman, Wm
Marion Street intersecta.
CLOVER POINT-Dallas road
126 Moses, —
North Hide.
Quadra Street intersectg.
Henly, Ed Henry
141 Hastie, James
Henlv, Wm (i
143 Russell, James
Henly, K H
145 Vacant
Cox, W H
147 Davies, P J
149 Emery, J H
Jenkins, D J
COBOURG— From Oswego t(> Reii-
dall
Fox, Alfred
Fox, J H
North Side.
Jenkins, D
Jenkins, Mrs M
151 Smitli, Joseph
169 Cannell, K
McKay, Alex
161 Sleightholm, William
Vacant lot
3 Vacant
7 O'Connor, John
15 Foster, Robert
19 Webster, David
165 Eglin, J M
Kendall Street intergecta.
175 Cohen, James A
South Side.
181 Chislett, Charles
189 Coulton, R
4 J-V 4"VT A>'V^ 1
Private property
191 Henski, Frank
HenHki; Mrs C
OOLLIKSON— From Maclure to
195 Little. John
Vancouver.
197 Day, George
Coles, Jordan
North Side.
Coles, John, jr
20 Perkins, Chas
Colen, John, sr
McClure street and Vlotorla Cres lere
199 Penkjeth, Richard jr,
no Vacant house
Penketh, Richard, sr
34 Smith, John C
207 Savory, Wm J
38 Acton, Levi
Cook Street liiterBeots.
Golllnson Street here.
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149 De
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151 Rol:
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156 Vac
163 Vac
165 Yat
167 Vac
169 Vac
171 Lan
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CLARENCE BLOCK, COR. DOUGLAS and YATES STS., VICTORIA, B. C.
VTCTOBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
395
52 Keefe, M L
Rupert Street interaects.
56 Lombard, Chas
58 Curry, Mrs F H
Gallagher, Adis
60 Maidment
62 Gould, Capt I A
64 Niven, Jas W
South Side.
1 Siddell, Mrs H
Saunders, Mrs F
11-13 Corr, Peter
17 Mclllwain, Wm
25 Vacant house
Rupert street inte .'secti.
27 St. Joseph's Hospital
57 Elliott. A
59 Vacant houde
65 Brown, Robt A
Brown, Geo H
COMMERCIAL ALLEY— Runs
from Bastion square to Yates.
CONSTANCE— From Discovery to
Rock Bay Bridge.
East Side.
15 Vic Planing Mills
West Side.
32 Say ward Mill Timber Co
Northey, Lewis H
Shermerhorn, J C
COOK— Runs from Dallas road to
Hillside avenue.
East Side.
149 De Veulle, Mrs J A ■
View Street Intersects.
Fort Street intersests.
151 Rolfe, John H
Rolfe, Thos N
Yates Street intersects.
156 Vacant
163 Vacant
165 Yates, Thomas
167 Vacant
169 Vacant
171 Lancaster, Isaac
Johnson Street interseots.
179 McLeod, Wm
McLeod, F A.
McLeod, G W
181 Vacant
183 Vacant
Pandora Street intersects.
195 Davies, J P
Da vies, David
Elizabeth Street intersects.
Pandora Avenue intersects.
203 Edmondi), Mrs Tane
205 Vacant
209 Springer, Geo
Brennan
Alfred Street iutersects.
217 Jonasson, A M
Jonasson, MisH Josephine
219 Malouski, Alex
Blaquiere, Edward
219-221 Blaquiere, M
225 Macintosh, W R
La Pierre, H
Ewing, W J
Jeffre. W J
233 Smith, John
239 Vacant
Caledonia Avenue ' -to.
255 Jay, Geo, sr
Pembroke Street intersects.
Parklngton Street intersects.
West Side.
2 Drake, Wm
42 Pinder, Wm G
46 Irvine, Paul us
"Ethewold," Smith, Robert
"Ethewold," Smith, T R
Wilson, Wm Ridgway
72 Vernon, Hon Forbes G
74 Campbell, Rev John, Ph. D
76 Lawson, Henry
96 Dougal, John
98 Rhodes, Arthur A
Janion, Mrs R W
Bellct Street intersects,
100 Hickey, Patrick
102 Jones, Capt A
A W Vowell
106 Turner, John
108 Courtney, Mrs Mary Jane
Belpher Street IntersectH.
116 Smith, Wm H
Mears Street interBects.
128 Ashwell
Fort Street, intersects.
130 Vertue, John
134 Trehart, Mrs
Simpson, James
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136 Wallace, Walter
22 Hip Lung Co
138 O'Brien, Mrs
24 Look Den
140 Burley, Samuel
Sing Kee Co
Riddett. Peter J
26 Quong Mon Fung & Co
144 Wallace, Mrs Charles
28 Yee Yuen Chong Kee & Co
View Street Interaects
30 Choy Sun
Yatea Street Interseetg.
32 Kwong On Lung & Co
178 Robottom, Geo H
34 Sing Lee & Co
36 Wah Hing & Co
38 Chinese barber
40 Tai Scong & Co
42 Vacant
Pandora Street InterBeotB.
190 Slianke, Saml H
192 Anderson, William
194 Baby Thomas
44 Chinese baker
196 Knott, Herbert J
46 Sam Kee
Yate8 Street intersects.
48 Chu Chong & Co
Bossi, A V
Government Street intersects.
Johnson Street intersects.
64 Chinese
196 Knott, Horace A
City Market
Moore, William
Sylvester, W B, rms 9-10
Rae, Mrs L
Cuthbert, H & Co, rms 11-2
198 Cruikshank, George
Salvation Army, rm 7
St Lvuis street intersects.
Quentin, Rene, rm 41
208 Leonard, John
210 West, Byron H
Patton, F T, rm 31
78 Wah Yuen Co
212 Verbeist, P M
84 Kwong Lung Co
214 Banks, L P
Chinese
216 Vidler, P A
88 Chinese laundry
218 Whitfield, John
100 Wickett, Miss Florence G
Fox, Miss Flora
102 Morrow, Mrs Mary
220 Gale, James
108 McRae, Mrs E
222 Hemsworth, Mrs C
W.C.T.U. Refuge Home
Hemsworth. J H M
114 Vacant
224 Dwyer, W J
Nortti Park intorsects.
228 Cur wen, Charles
Kribbs, Geo
116 Walker, Joe
120 Jennings, Thos
2.S4 Heanski, A 8
Blanchard Street intersects.
236 Schur, William
Office and stone yard
248 Teague, John
Chatham Street Intersects.
Bradbury. Thos"
134 Willoughby, Jos
134 Brown, Chas
Hosking, Mrs H
Mflllander, W
Vacant
136 Wills, Albert
CORMORANT— Runs from Store
to Quadra
North Side.
Greasley, Mrs E
2 Wing Chong & Co
4 Chinese barber
6 liip Kee
8 King Tye Wing Co
138 McMillan, J E
148 Cartmel, Alfred
Cartmel, Daniel
166 Nesbitt, J S
10 Goon Gaw
South Side.
Wing Kee
store Street here.
Hong Chong Co
12 Dom Yock Tong
3 Chineae t<hack
6 Y ic n Fovv
Shu Sun
63b Vacant
14 Yee Yick Co
7 Chung Gee
16 Chinese barber
9 Chong Wing
11 Hoy, Ah
18 Chinfc; Hing
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CITY HAKKET, VANCOUVEK. B. C.
Victoria Transfer Co., Ltd. '"''"Bf^'a^^^^.An^^iy^^^^''
9t and US Broughton Street, Vtetoria, B. C. TelepHane 199.
VIOTOEIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
397
Ting Jock
13 Yick Ham
16 Chinese lottery
23 Chinese poultry & meat store
25 Painter, J E
Coal and wood, truck and dray
office
27 Vacant
29 Chinese store
Chinese restrauraiit
31 Wo Hing Kee Hang
33 Chinese laarber
35 Yuen Hov/
36 Lung Yuen
39 Lung Ying Chong & Co
39 Tai Kwong Yuen & Co
43 Kow, Ah
45 Gin Kee
47 Chong Duck
49 Wo Sam
51 Grocery store
OoTernment Street intersects.
61-3-5-7-9 Chinese cabins
City Hall
Douglas Street intersects.
93 Hinds, Frank
Elliott, John
96 Schaper, Ernest
101 Gibson, James
107 Christie, Wm
119 Bossi, Charles
126 Thomson, Geo
127 Vacant
129 Gosnell, Mrs J
131 Underwooil, Alex
Houston, John
McCradie, Andrew
133 Vacant
137 McGregor, Mrs J H
Freeman, Samuel
Amelia Street here.
156 Nesbitt, Mrs J A
Quadra Street here.
CORNWALL— Huns off Richard-
son street.
West Side.
9 McCullocl'.Saml
COURT ALLKY-Runs from
Yates street to Chancery lane.
West Siiik.
2 Roberto, 8 A
4 Jensen, Victor
COURTNEY— Runs from Wharf
street to Douglas street.
NoBTH Side.
Windsor Hotel
Oovernment Street Intersects.
Old Presbyterian Church
South Side.
Union Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Maine
Cameron, Colin
Johnson, W H
Government Street Intersects .
17 Bishop & Sherborne
Bishop, Geo
Sherborne, Fred T
19 Bornstein, Miss Theresa
Douglas Street Intersects.
COUTTS— Runs from Quadra street
to Vancover street.
29 Larsen, B
Vancouver Street intersects.
NoBTH SiDK.
34 Parr, Thos H
Vancouver Street intersects.
CRAIGFLOWER ROAD— Runs
from Esquimau road, Victoria
West, beyond city limits to Graig-
flower district.
North Side.
McMuUen, Ed
Edward Street intersects.
Catherine Street intersects,
Langford Street intersects.
"Fairburn Cottage, "Muir, WO
Muir, C T
Peatt, Fred J
Russel Street intersects.
Gaudin, Capt Jas
Coigdarripe, Jno
Chambers, CAM
Chambers, Jas R
Echo Point, Styles, Rich Jas
South Side.
Bunnjrdde Avenue here.
"Sunnyside," Craft, Wm
Stephens, Richd F
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New house building
"Burleith," Dunsmuir, Jas
"Burleith," Richards, Jos
City limits end here.
Jenkinson, C W
Fawcett, Edgar
Oldershaw, A
Oldershaw, A B
Edward Street intersects.
Catherine Street intersects.
Russell, Louis
Russel Street intersects. '
Bishop, Caleb
Pessetto, Joseph
Pine Street here.
Belton Avenue here.
Perkins, —
Atkins, Wm E
Atkins, Jas
Thompson, Wm
Vacant new house
James, Henry
Here city iimits end.
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East Side.
Vacant lots
6 Noble, Wilson
12 Feltoe, A A
16 Gosse, Capt
18 Pearson, Simon
2? Vacant
Private property
Niagara Street intersects.
Vacant
CROSS— Runs from St. Johns and
Quebec to Montreal.
NoKTH Side.
118 Green, D F
Uncleared lota
St. .lohn's Street intersects.
CRESCENT ROAD, Foul Bay.
South Side.
Vacant house
Wjodlaiiil estate
DALLAS ROAD-
Clover Point
North Side.
-From Erie to
24 Immigrants' shed
Dallas Hotel, William Jensen,
prop
60 Phillips, A H
56 Scott, Geo
Barber, Jas
62 Forrester, Jas L
64 Cameron, Danl
Cameron, E
Cameron, H
68 Tait, Robt
70 Newcomb, C F, M.D
St Lawrence Street here.
Niagara Street here.
72 Worsfold, Cuthbert
84 Sinclair, T F
92 Smith, M R
106 Vacant
Marden, H H
106>a Macrae, Farquhar
108 Merser, Capt Wm
112 Atkins, Wm
114 Armstrong, John
118 Buckman, Capt W C
Buckman, R F
Montreal Street here.
Private property
Oswego Street here.
220 Nicholls, Major John
Cane, Edwin H
Cowper, W H
Vacant lots
Boyd street licre.
298 Vacant
Lewis Street liere.
Vacant
300 Kains, Tom
V^acant lots
Carr Street here.
304 Renouf, C E
Menzies Street here.
308 Matthews, Geo F
Collister, Richd
Vacant lots
Turner Street here.
400 Milne, G L, M.D, M.P.P
Cole, Thos
Schultz, Chas
Smith, Thomas
Cook street intersects. '
Smith, Henry
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7 Wise
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12 Gunn
40 Basso,
Bridge Stre«
50 Jones,
52 Findle,
68 Berry,
Roclc Bay Ai
Hall, I
Lectun
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South Side.
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TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B
Guides furnished to tourists. All kinds of
Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice.
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Smethuj
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West Side.
Vacant
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VICTOBIA CITY
directory. 399
Martin, Jos
DEVONSHIRE ROAD— Runs
M08B street intersects.
from North Pembroke street to
McKerlie, John
Royal Jubilee Hospital and Cad-
West Side.
boro Bay road
Outer wharf
North Hide.
7 Wise. Frank W
Brackmau & Ker
Bornstein, H
Moser, M
Gay, Joseph
Blake, Charles Robert
Blake, Chas J
Blake, Miss Sarah '
Emery, Alfred "^
Emery, Wm
Spoflfortl, W H
DAVID— Runs from water front to
Brakes, Saml H
Gorge road.
Lydla Street here.
North Side.
Lewis, Thomas
Columbia Sawmill, DF Adams
Belmont Avenue here
prop
Chellew, Mrs M
12 Gunn, John
Patterson, James
40 Basso, Nicholas
Holmes, Miss
Bridge Street Intersects.
Haughton Street here.
50 Jones, John
62 Findley, Hujfh
68 Berry, Miss Kate
Rock Bay Avenue Intersects.
DOBINSON, James Bay— Runs
from Montreal to Oswego.
Hall, Rev Joseph
North Side.
Lecture Room, Methodist
Church
3 Dobinson, Joseph
Simcoe Street here.
South Side.
1 Pamphlet, Thos
DOMINION ROAD-Runs from
1)4 Winchester, Mrs Louisa
Craigtlower road to Old Es-
3 Ogilvy, David Alex N
quimau road
5 Scott," David
East Side.
Calahan, John
Turner Street intellects.
Read, J M
IS) Benson, George
Shires, Joseph
37 Christip. Eldridge J
Connaught Road here.
.39 CoUey, Frank
EUery, G F
41 Adams, Joseph
Powderiy Avenue here.
43 Osborne, George
Beltou Avenue here.
61 Durling, .Tames
Pine Street hero.
53 Pike, Albert
E. & N. R. here.
69 Smith, Herman
Old Esquimau Road here.
Thorpe & Co
Price, Frank H
Bryce, Wm
DISCOVERY— Runs from Con-
stance street to Blanchard ave.
store street here.
DELTA.— Runs from Burnaide rd
XT CI
north to Gamma
North Side.
East Side.
Cabins
20 Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co
Smethurst, J ,
Howe, Alex C
Smethurst, Henry
Follow, Fredk
Delta Street ends.
Government Street intewects.
West Side.
04 Cook, George
Vacant
Murray, Richard
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Lewis, Richard
56 Vacant
Douglas street interaects.
84 Beck with, J L
86 Clarke, Jas B
White, Miss
90 Ker David
Blanohard Street Intersects.
South Side.
27 Nahana, D
GoTernment Street inteisects.
41 Chinese
47 Chinese laundry
49 Hansen, Peter
65 Chinese laundry
Douglas Street intersects.
71 Walker, Geo
Gribbon, John
73 Lipscombe, Rev E
77 Richardson, Mrs
81 Vacant
89 Northey, Lewis Hy
91 Lang, Fredk H
DOUGLAS— Runs from Humboldt
street to Hillside avenue.
East Side.
3 Williams, Thos
Price, Wni
6 Taylor, John
7 Landers, Wm
23 Scott, Jas
Churchway here.
Rae Street here,
23 Stead, Wni
Wood, John
25 Grant, Francis
Kane Street here ' ;
35 Smith, Geo
37 Cole, Chas L
39 Vacant
39>^ Phillips, W H
Jobson, Miss
41 Vacant
43 Guard, Eric
45 Vacant
Vicioria Saloon
Fort Street Intersects.
53 Royal Saloon, John McDonald
Hayes, John
55-59 The Stanley House
Hampson, Wm Spencer
61 Balmoral Htl and Restaurant
Garland, Fredk W
65 Pioneer- Bodega Saloon
Stevenson, Wm G
View Street intersects.
67 Theobald, A C & Co
73-75 Sam Chung
77-79 Lowell, HyR
81 Victoria Auction Co
Yates Street intersects.
79>^ Clarence Hotel
Wishart, Jas
Meldram, Geo S
Oxley
Garrow, Dr J K
Campbell & Graham
83 Argyle House
86 Mavnard, Gee H
87 Odd Fellows' Hall
89 Waller, Hy
Waller 8 Sea, jr
91 Golden Rule Bazaar
Wilby, Wm
93 Vancouver House
93>>i Brundage, M K
Ensor, Institute
Burner, C J,
Conservatory of Music
Muir, A M
95 Jackson, W & Co
Jackson, Wm
Jackson, Fred A
Butcher, Arthur
95>^ Carne, Fredk
Mansell, Herbert
Johnson Street intersects.
97 Sampson, George H
97)^ Christie, Wm Chas
99 Chungranes, F
Chuni;ranes, D K
101 Matthews, Robt James
103 Russell, James
Scotch Bakery
105 B.C. Novelty Works
Anderson, John
Newbigging, Jas
107 Anderson, Geo Wm
Shore, Albert Edwd
Shore & Anderson
108 Lilley, Herbert A
109 Oliver, Luney
111 Stevens, Frank T
Stevens & Jenkins
113 Dickinson, Lionel
113>^ Field William
Standard Saloon
Pandora Street interseets.
115 Hall & Renouf
Viotorii
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117 Saran
119 Younj
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Mayn
121 Mee, '
123 Hinde
125 Saran
Cormorant I
127 Camei
129 Woolc
131 McMt
Gosne
131^ Fish
133 Victoi
Mitchi
135 Rudgj
Victor
Woi
Fisguard 8t
145 St Jol
147 Jenns
Herald Stre
Chatham St
165 Vigor
165>^ Stac
167 Whit«
169 Petere
173 Ander
175 Sterne
177 Schoe
Discovery S
179 White
181 Ander
Doran
Bostw
Three
188 Heane
183>^ Bun
186 Wilsoi
185>^ Vacj
187 Vacan
187K Vacj
189 Vacan
Pembroke 8
191 Goon ^
19S Young
195 Vacan
197 Newbi
Wrigh
Moody
199 Davis,
201 Bailey
203 Ritchi
205 Campl
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VIOTOBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
401
Renouf , Joseph
117 Ssrantis, Thomas
119 Young, James
London Boot and Shoe Store
Maynard, James
121 Mee, Waugh
123 Hinds, Frank
125 Saranta, John
Cormorant Btreet intersecti.
127 Cameron, Chas
129 Wooldridge, Miss Ellen
131 McMuUin, James H
Gosnell, J H
131 V^ Fish, Robert
133 Victoria Meat Market
Mitchell, John
135 Rudge, George
Victoria Stone and Marble
Works
Fisguard Street intersects.
145 St John's Episcopal Church
147 Jenns, Rev Percival
Herald Street Intersects.
Chatham Street intersects.
166 Vigor, Mrs MA
165K Stadthagen, Hy
167 White, Horace
169 Peterson, Ixtuis
173 Anderson, David
175 Sterne, Chas
177 Schoen, S
Discovery Street intersects.
179 White, George A
181 Anderson, Miss H C
Doran, Miss N
Bostwick, Hubert
Three houses vacant
183 Heaney, Alex
183>^ Burrows, John T
185 Wilson, Mrs Peter
185)^ Vacant
187 Vacant
187>^ Vacant
189 Vacant
Pembroke Street here.
191 Goon Wah
193 Young, John
195 Vacant
197 Newbigging, James
Wright, Fred
Moody, Thos
199 Davis, Chas W
201 Bailey, H H
203 Ritchie, John H
205 Campbell, Jas
Campbell, Mrs
Prlncen Avenue intersects.
207 O'Neil, Hugh
209 Worth, Frank
Bankhurst, —
Sellick, James
Christadeiphian Hall
218 Leland Hotel
Queen's Avenue intersects.
247 Hardy, Geo
Bay Street intersects.
King's Road here.
261 Luney, Mrs W
Luney, W A
Luney, C •
Luney, Miss N
263 Luney, W illiam Henry ■
265 Pauline, E A
Vacant
277 Tye, Thos H
283 Erb, Louis £
295 Heisterman, H F
Heisterman, B S
Hillside Avenue intersects.
299 Seabrook, —
307 Sellick, Miss A
Sellick, Henry
309 McQuarrie,M
Marlcet street here.
313 Graham, James
£xaT Side.
"6 Ditchburn, Wm E
McNiven, J D
Foster, William
Mcintosh, David
King. D J
Kin^, Arch
6 Cabin, Lewiston, David
8 Cabin, Prague, Chas
9 Cabin, vacant
10 Cabin, vacant
Indian OflSce, supt A W Vowel!
Courtney Street here.
Union Club, W H Owen
St Andrew's Presbyterian Ch
Broughton Street here.
36 Milne, Dr G L
36>^ Lang, Dr Jno
38 Hassell, Dr E
Fort Street intersects.
50 Theatre office
Johnston, E P
Johnston, P D
52 Johnston, P T
Johnston, R H
64 Vacant
66 Vacant
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58 Vacant
Reilly, Miss Gertie
60 Hall, DrFW
Todd, Miss Emma
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View Street interseetB.
Walker, Miss Agnes
62 Vacant
Russell, McDonald & Co
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64 Vacant
Herald Street intersects.
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66 Vacant
152 Vacant
68 Atwood, R J W
154 Atherion, Frank
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70 More, A W & Co
156 Portice, Frank
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Scottish Union and National
Ferguson, John
Insurance Co
Chatham Street intersects.
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British American Ins Co
Discovery Street intersects.
:3 ,
Federal Life Assurance Co
180 Vacant
Dominion Building and Ix>an
188 Si wash
fca— ' 2
Association
190-2-4 Vacant
Matsqui Land Co
Walker, W H
Cameron, Colin
72 Short, H & Song
Pembroke Street Intersects,
204 Hugel, W L
206 Vacant
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74 Pierre, Thos W
Princess Avenue intersects.
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76 Jewell, Henry
208 McKay. James
78 Gosnell, Joseph
Holland, Mr
:z=:s
Getschmann, Gustav
Bickcell, John
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Brunswick Hotel
Cave, Vincent
Ss
Yates Street here.
Waldron, Saml
78 Cochrane & Munn
Queen's Avenue tnterseets.
80 Brown, R A & Co
Keating, A
82 Monro, G E
242 Vacant
s
84 Phillips, Geo
Finlayson, R D
"Oakland" florist
Bay Street interdects.
86 Lange & Co
Junction with G vernment Street
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86>^ Richardson, G A & Co
312 Deighton, Maggie
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88 Brnce, Antone
Bechtl, A J
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Verbiest & Co
316 Gray, E J
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90 McMillan Bros
Garbally Road here.
MacNeill, Dr Mary
90 Nagans, J M & Co
318 Waller, Henry
326 Canleron, Robt
92 Duncan, Wm
Bryant, W C
94 Simpson, G S
Regent Saloon
Charleton,GA
Garbally Street here.
'•IS
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Johnson Street intersects.
EARL— Foul Bay.
100 Pierre, J T
102 Dufoi^, Walter
West Side.
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94 Harrison, E
Appleby, Wm
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110 Jenkins, Miss Marion
Cormorant Street Intersects
126 Commercial Hotel
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South Side.
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130 Officers' Quarters, Salvation
3 Shepherd, E
5 tJelfs, Thomas
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7 Lyon, James
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Flsguard Street Intersects.
Cedar Hill Road intersects.
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132 Masonic Hall
6 Marumamm, Charles
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134 Russell, Charles
.8 Vacant
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16 Brayshaw, Thos M
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PrescriiitiiHis ]
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30 Wilson
34 McNav
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EDWARD.
From Ale
North Side
RuBsel
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Mary Street i
Knapp
RusmU Stree
South Side,
OldersI
Oldersl
Catherine Sti
Clarke,
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Stratfo
Mary Street li
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RuBsel street
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Dillon,
Dillon,
Eden, ^
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Chambers.
North Side.
20 Van He
Rebecca Stree
24 Vacant
Priest, '
26 McGrej-
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28 l.iit, Ji,
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Tait, Lt
Camplx
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30 Curran,
32 Spragge
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTOBY.
403
18 Hughes, Richard
South Side.
Fernwood Road ends here.
28 Streicher, Chas
30 Wilson, Mra P
Cook Street here.
34 McNaughton, D W
Rebecca Street here
McNaughton, E D
25 Larson, Peter
Charlen Street here.
27 McGregor, C A
29 Mayo, Nath C
EDWARD. Victoria West-
Steers, Mrs C Mayo
From Alston to Russell.
33 McPhadden, D
North Side.
Russell, John
ehambers Street here
Semple, Alex
ELLICE — From water front to |
Semple Robt
Rock Bay avenue.
Mary Street interaecta.
South Side.
Knappett, J as
RuBseU Street here.
5 Burley, Saml G
15 Gilmore, Alex
South Side.
, 17 Vacant
Oldershaw, A
19 Norman, Hans
Oldershaw, A B
21 Hanson, Neils
Catherine Street intersects.
Clarke, Thos
Duncalf, W J
23 Morant, John
27 Va(!ant
29 Cox, John
Stratford, J C
1
Mary Street intersect*.
BRIE — From water front
to St.
Vacant house
Lawrence street.
House building
North Side.
RUBsel Street here.
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Uncleared lots
ELFOAD ROAD-From Lillian,
St Lawrence Street here.
off Foul Bay road
23 LePa^e, Theodore A
Dillon, G W
33 Hennigar, Isaac
Dillon, C F
Clark, W
Eden, Wm Geo
Clark, John
37 Morrison, D
B.C. Chemical Works,
Messrs
ELIZABETH — From Cook to
Moore, Fisher & Hall
, props
Chambers.
South Side.
North Side.
2 Brent, Frederick
20 Van Horst, Mrs Mary
4 Busk, W R
Rebecca street here.
Trimen, Mrs L B
24 Vacant
Trimen, L B
Priest, ThoB
6 Patrick, A G
26 McGreRor, David
10 Vincent, F W
llunham, Ernest
18 Gardner, C
28 1 ;vit, Jnr; L
20 Laing, D
M .IdleLon, H B
Ferey, Capt G R
22 Ramsay. Capt J
Tait, Leonard
Campbell, M D
26 Sparks, Thos
Irvine, Harry D
34 Glide, Hy
30 Curran, Francia
38 Vacant
32 Spragge, David
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St George Hotel .
Point EUice Bridge beyond city
Carter, B
limits to Esquinialt
City Limits end here.
£ast Side.
Kamai, Louis
Cooper, Michael
Vacant house
ESQUniALT STRBBT-Runs
from Craigflower road to Russel
street.
Craigflower Road interieota.
Everett, Patrick
North Side.
Morden, R R
Willard, Joel
Hurst, W S
House building
Elvin, Fred
Methodist Chapel
Frederick Street Intersects
Catherine Street interseeta.
Trahey, Thos H
Peddle, Wm
South Side.
Gowdie, Wm
Mary Street intersects.
Fairall's Brewery (
Russell Station £. & N. R
Bland, John
Cave, H Jas
Mary Street intersects.
Mansell, Jas
Russel Street intersects.
Shakespeare, F
Waldon, F W
Russel Street here
E. &. N. R. Crossing here.
SOTTTH STnR.
"Underwood," Muirhead, Jas
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"Underwood," Muirhead, J T
Dodd, M Jas
"Underwood," Muirhead, J
Dodd, Jas H
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Dodd, Jno C
Robert Street here.
Catherine Street intertects.
" Swiss Cottage," Baker Col
Mary Street intersects.
Jas
Beer, H E
Bridgeman, A W
Beer, N M
New house building
Beer, W L
Walker, H W
Shires, Joseph
City Limit end here.
Russel Street here.
Craigflower Road here.
Henry Street here.
West Side.
FAIRFIBLD ROAD— Runs from
Gerow, G C
Cook street to Foul Ray road.
Jameson, J C
South Side.
Frederick Street intersects.
Catherine Street intersects.
- "Broom Hall," Colquhoun,
Jos, R.N
North Side.
Vacant house
"Fairall's Hall"
105 Vacant
Fairall, H S
113 CoUinson, Mrs M E
Fairall, H, jr
McKenzie, Miss K
Crook, Jas
Moss Street intersects.
207 Vacant house
Crook, Mrs H M A
Lovers' Lane here.
Mary Street intersects.
217 Home for Aged and Infirm,
Russell Street intersects.
Ross Bay, Satherland, Hugh
Springfield Avenue here.
A,.Bupt
B. & N. R. Crossing here.
Brown, F S
. North Side.
Brenan, H S
228 Winter, George
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YIOTOBIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
405
FARQUBAR— Buns
chard to Quadra.
North Side.
trom Blan-
4 Vacant
Blanchard Street Intersects.
6 Druob, John
10 Winter, Charles H
12 Sharp, Joseph
Sharp, David
14 Hagenbuch, John A
22 Johns, John
Amelia Street intersects.
26 Harrison, J J
28 Market, Joseph
Quadra Street here
FBRNWOOD RD— Runs north
from Cadboro Bay road to Ed-
monton street.
East Side.
Hall, Dr Ernest
McKechnie, Dr L
26 Lukes, John
Yates street Intersects.
27 Petit, Wm
33 Verriuder, Dr A E
37 Marshall, Ghas
41 Baker, J H
49 Dempster, W H
66 Claxton, Fred J
Teale, Miss
Pandora Street intersects. •
69 Maclaughlin, J H
Maclaugblin, Wm B
67 Creed, John
89 Blackbourne, Jos
91 Shilling, F M
93 McRae, Lawrence
95 Vacant
99 Mills, 8 Perry
Bodwell Street here.
107 Pearson, T B
Pearson, Wm
Vlning Street here.
147 Odd Fellows' Hall
Sherk, A B
161 Hardy, T H
Vacant
163 Vacant
louth Boad intersects.
169 Watson, Qeorge
163 Cook, John
Centre Road here.
167 Hodgson, H
169 Watson, G
171 Myrdal, S
Myrdal, A
177 Brandsson, Eynor
179 Christianson, Peter
Thorstunson, Paul
North Road here.
181 Morris, Edgar W
Edmonton Road intersects.
Icelandic Church
West Side.
58 Bayner, T G
62 Turner, Archibald
Pandora street intersects.
144 Wills, Frank
North Chatham Street intersects,
146 Winch, F K
148 Mitten, Thos
164 Graham, D D
184 Earl. William
Bakery
North Road heie,
FIRST— Work Estate, runs from
Bay street to Topaz avenue.
East Side.
3 Chapman, Geo
Myers, Madison, M
Chapman, John
7 Mongell, Angelo
26 Baker, Capt W E
Bobbins. Capt E F
27 Vacant
31 Vacant '
36 Jepson, Ole
37 Ackland, Richard
Baird, Richard
Baird. Ambrose
Fowler, Mrs Jane
Baird. Mrs Susan
39 Mallett, James
43 BIyth, Alex P
47 Catterall, Thos
Hillside Avenue Intersects.
64)^ Jeeves, Allen
66 Bloor, George
67 Greig, Robert
99 Clayton, Charles
Blackley, Albert
Topaz Avenue intonects.
Provincial Gaol, John, R F,
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West Side.
8 Jenkins, James
10 Schermerhorn, I C
12 Wood, Jamea
Hogarth, James
44 Williams, Horace
Williams, Frank
Williams, James L
Williams, William
46 Main, Thos
52 Carter, St«phen
Carter, Edward
66 Parsons, Mark
Parsons, Miss Louisa
Market Street begin* here.
76 Vacant
Freel James
HUlside Avenue intersects.
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Graham, Saml
Appleby, M J
FISOUARD— From
Quadra
NoBTH Side.
Store street to
Methodist Mission Church
32 Tai Fung & Co
34 YickLung
38 Yue Tai Chong Kee
40 On Hing & Bnis
42 Duck Lung
46 Pook Long & Co
48 Nan Bang
54 Hong Wo & Co
QoTemment street Interaeots.
56 Chinese shop
68-60 Chinese shacks
62 Kwong Wo & Co
66 King Lun & Co
70 Chinese laundry
76-8-80-2 Chinese shacks
88 Vacant
Douglu street Intersecta.
St John's Episcopal Church
100 Taylor, Ephraim
102 Russell, Chas
104 Storey, Thos E
106 Stevens, Allen
114 Pelletier, John P
118 Monro, Mrs I
130 Murray, F
Blanchud Street InterseoU.
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148 Vacant
.50 Foster, Miss L
Nankivell, James
Fisguard Street ends here
South Side.
9 Yon Kee
13 Gee Yuen
23 Yon Yee
31 HipWa&Co
36 Ting Lee & Bros
37 Lai Hop
39 Wing Chong Lung
41 Chinese barber
Qovernment Street here.
45 Sun Quan Yick
Wing Kee
55 Chinese
New City Market
Sanitary Office
Douglas Street intersects.
96-97 Ledingham Bros
107 Fraser, Alex
Thomas, Henrv
109 Giles, Geo F
111 Renwick, Dr W
113 Ledingham, Geo
116 Johnson, H Peter
Law, Robt
Law, MH
Law, Mrs A E
119 Thain, Ed J
Thain, Mrs John
Blanchard Street intersects.
125 Coleman, Mrs C
129 Jones, John T
133 Monk, Edw
135 Kurtz, Mrs David
Kurtz, D G
151 Vacant
Fisguard ends.
Quadra intersects.
PORT— From Wharf toCadboro Bay
road
NoBTH Side.
4 Scott, Wm
McLennan & McFeely
16 BoBCowitz, J & Son
Turner, Thomas
Langley Street intersects.
20 Helmcken, Dr J D
Government Street intersects.
C.P. Railway Office
Five Sisters' Block, second
floor
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38 Cohen,
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40 Lettlce,
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407
Quinlan.Dr W J, rma 13-U-15
Sylvester, Clarence, rras 13-14-
15
Nicholson, John
2nd floor rms 1-8, Gore, Bur-
nett & Go
2nd floor. Savannah
2nd floor, Howell, Miss L
3n<i floor, Agnew, Wm B
2tid floor, rm 6,McMill''n,BH
2nd floor, rm 7, B.C. Board oi
?ire Underwriters
2nd floor, rm 10, Norton-Tay-
lor Dr A
2nd floor, r 17,yerrinder Bms
2nd floor, rm 17, Dickinson,
Harcourt
2nd floor, rm 22, 24 Dept of
Public Works, Canada
3rd floor, rms 44, 45, Keefer &
Smith, C.E's
3rd floor, rm 42, Harris, Miss
JE
3rd floor, rm 42, Vigelius, Miss
Minnie
3rd floor, rm 42, Mesher, Miss
Mary
3rd floor, rm 50, B.C. Mnrine
Engineers' Association
3rd floor, rm 48, Bluth H
Rm 21, Boyd, J & Co
3rd floor, rms 46, 47, Soule &
Day
Rms 53, 55, Hall, Dr Jno
4th floor, rm 62, Mackie,Jno R
4th floor, rm 73, Reamer, T W
Rm 47, Ballentyne, Clinton G
Leander Tepid Baths
28 Canada Life Assurance Co
Jones, A W, & Bridgman
32 Austin, John J
32>£ Monteith, Wm
fierridxe, W M
Mesher, Geo
34 B.C. Disti-ict Telegraph and
Delivery Co
38 Cohen, J A
Ham, Foster N
40 Lettice, Robt
Lettice, Wm H
42 Croasdaile, H E & Co
Grindley, H M
44 Mount Tolmie Home Building;
Association
Shedden, Geo
Brownlee, Jas H
Equitable Life Agency
Marshall, W Riohd
R.T.miAMS
46 Williams, Ben
Calderwood, Andrew
Queen City Building Society
Broad street InteriectB.
48 Cook, John
Irving, Geo
50 Parkei, John
Parker, John, jr
Russell, Thos
62 Davis. David
54 Ord, John
66 Hawkins, John
McKenzie, Donald
Merrill, Jos
58 Smith, Arthur
60 Clarke, Mrs J S
Clarke, J A
62 Wiba, Harry
Parrv, G B
64 Bate's, Mrs E A
Bates, Noah Wm
Smith, Miss S
66 Campbell, D E
Jacob, J F
Douglas Street Intenects.
70 Braden John Henry
Braden, Edw H
Bladen, Wm Hy
Braden, John
72 Whitelaw, John
74 Vacant
76 Yee Sing
78-76 Mellor, Frank
Mellor, John Wm
86 Glover, Mrs A
88 Philharmonic Hall
92-90 Esnouf, Richd B
94 Stevenson, Robt
96 Jenkinson, Henry
100 Baines, William
102 Ross & Smith
104 Baynes, John E
106 Grice & Co
BUnchard Street interiects
108 Dowdall, Mike
112 Bailey, John
Saul, Fred
114 Vacant
116 Roper, Rich W
Roper, Mrs
118 O'Connor, Mrs C
Quinnan, Chas
McBrady, Dan
O'Connor, Miss Maud
120 Doughty & Son
122 Hamilton, Mrs Jane
Hargraves, George
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26 Brown Jup Saloon
124 Abell, Edw
27 Clayton, A A
29 Robe -ts. Rich
126 Brewery, vacant
130 lAwson, John
31 B. C. Pharmacy
132 Talk, Samuel
Jackson, Wm
134 Bourne, Frank
Jackson, Fredk A
136. Vacant
33 Jameson, Robt H
138 Hassenfratz, Jacob
35 Fowls, Miss iielina
140 Perry & Graham
37 Nolle, F W & Co
142 Sweeney, Michael
Lundgttist, Carl T H
144 Sherritt, Edwd
Pauline, Madame
146 Dodd, Mrs Bridget
39 Clay, Hennr
41 Futcher, Thos S, Japanese
148 Lawrenson, Mrs
150 Gillespie, Mrs G M
Bazaar
Quadra street intersects.
43 Turner, Aug F, Soho Bazaar
162 Papst, John T
46 Pemberton & Son
154 Powers, Michael
45>^ Victoria Club
168 Hague, Mrs
47 Fletcher, Thos W
160 Vacant
Broad Street intersects.
162 Wilkins, Mrs C
49 Fell & Co
Wilkins,\Vm
51-66 Weiler, Bros
Tolmie, Roderick
57-59 Smith, M R & Co
168 Dunnington, Mrs Joseph
61-63 Bickford, Wm
Dunnington, Miss Lizzie
Bickford, Mrs W
Dunnington, Wm H
65 Vacant
Dunnington, Miss S B
Excelsior Sign Works
Terry, Wallace, S
Myers, George
Carlyon, Miss Gertrude
67 Beauchamp, Miss S
69 Berridge, Wm
170 Johnson, Edw M
Sharpc, Rev C E
Speed, Bros
178 Victoria Assembly Rooms
182 McDonald, Alex G
Douglas Street intersects.
186 Leask, Wm Charles
71 Victoria Saloon
Vancouver Street intersects.
196 Sears, Joseph
202 Perrv, Wm Henry
216 Charles, Wm
71)^ Stevenson, Robt
73 Vacant
75 Vancouver Bakery
Simmons, Arthur
Coker
77 Vacant
79 Windebank, Wm C
228 O'Brien, John
Vacant house
230 Dodgson, Lewis
Windebank, Mrs W
Cook street intersects.
81-83 Hanington, Dr Ernest B C
234 Vacant house
85 Watt, Dr Alfred T
238 Sieward, H F
Lamponan, P
Philips, Chas
89 Duncan, Dr John A
242 Casey, Lewis
Duncan, Dr Geo
246 Jones, T J, L.D.S
Corsan, Dr
246 Jones, Dr T H, D.D.S
91 Dales, Thomas J
268 Ella, Thos R
99 Pierce, Joseph T
Market Exchange Hotel
Fort Street ends and Cadboro Bay Road
begins here.
101-108 Fashion Stables
South Sidk.
Barlow. Thos
Englehardt, J
103 Geddies, John
Langley Street intersects.
106 Hall, Chas
17 Temple Building
Robt Ward & Co, Ltd Lia
107 Chisliman, Chris
109 Christie, Thompson & Co
Bank B C {see Oovernment tt)
Qovernment Street intersects.
111 Hewartson, Mrs Wm
113 Lemm, Irving
116 Drs
117 Fis
119 Lai
Blanohai
121 Ho
123 Ber
126 J«D
127 Vac
129 Pag
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81 and 23 BrovKhton Street, Vlotcnia. B. C. Tel. 1S9.
VICTOBIA CITY DIBBOTOBY.
409
116 Drake, Miss C M
117 Fisher, James
119 Lapierre, Horace
Blanohard street intersects.
121 Hobbs, Frank Vicker
123 Bernado & Sures
126 Jacques, Geo
127 Vacant
129 Pagden, Chas
The Hall Saloon, McCandlish,
James
131 McLean, Laughlin
183 Bunting, Mrs C E
137 Grice, Arthur
Nash, Mr
McCrae, Dan S
Fisher, A D
Ix>we, George
Fleming, Harold
McKay, Wm
139 Crompton, Dr E
141 Wright, Mrs J M
146 Hardaker, Wm T
149 Harris, Mrs John
151 Foster, Livingstone
153 Steinfeldt, Charles
166 Bantley, Marcus
157 Qwong Hing
Quadra Street intersects.
159 Franck, Mrs M P
Franck, Julius H
161 Quenton, Rene
166 Browne, Fredk
Browne, Mrs J
167 Hall, Philip
175 Farrell, Thomas
177 Workman, Mrs A
181 Pinkerton, Robt
183 Norris, Wm Geo
187 Smith, Mrs E
189 Stewart, Robt
McFarland, Mrs Elizabeth
Summers, Francis
Wilson, Major John
Reddie, Campbell
Vancouver Street intersects.
199 Wood, Mrs E A
207 Dodds, Wm
209 Fad, John
217 Beger, Mrs N
223 Langley, John M
Cook Street interseota.
289 Gordon, J B
Vacant house
253 Sparrow, W G
Sparrow, I M
265 Bloomiugdale, H
266 Seelig, G H
263 Page, Francis
Fort Stieet ends and Cadboro Bay Road
begins here.
FOUL BAY ROAD-Runs from
Ross Bay Cemetery to Cadboro
Bay road
NoBTH Side.
Ross Bay Nursery, Wood-
ward, A J
Ctiarles Street here.
Hooper, Francis
Hooper, Matthew
NicnoU, James
Nicholl, Andrew •
Watson, Robt
South Side.
Dow, G A
Ross Bay Cemetery.
Lewtas, R
Vacant
Short, Henry
Short, H N
"Woodgrove," F LNeale
"Oakdean," Shotbolt, Thos
East Side.
Pemberton, F B
Hilton, B W
FOURTH— Runs from
street to Topaz avenue.
East Side.
9 Roy, Alphonse
27 Blackwood, E E
King's Road intersects.
' 65 Critchley, James
67 Aubin, C W
120 West, Mrs E J
Hillside Avenue intersects.
Firth, James
Adams, John
Thomas, Almond
Sharpe, Lewis
West Side.
20 Jeune, Fredk
24 Schoen, Sig
26 Armstrong, Wilson J
Armstrong, Chas
30 Watkinson, A J
32 Hookway, Raymond
Quadra
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBCTORY.
Hookwav, A F
34 Beckwith, W S
King'8 Road inteneots.
66 Mitchell, Robt
McKenzie, Charles
Liddell, Thos
58 Thomas, Charles £
60 Robertson, Joseph
64 Glover, Geo
68 Moore, Mrs J W
McKenelley, Thomas
80 Stevenson, James
84 Brocklehurst, Mrs J S
Tranter, Seymour
HlUaide Avenue iatenects.
GEORGE — Runs from Johnson to
Pandora.
East Sidb.
1 BrigKs, A J
George Street begins here off Johnson.
6 Giles Georxe
Freer. Miss Mamie
9 Tribe, George
13 Rudlin, Capt Geo E
15 Vacant
Oearge Street ends.
Chambers Street begins.
Pandora Street intersects.
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to Broughton
East Side.
5 The Douglas House, prop P H
Marshall
Marshall, Paul Henry
West Side.
8 McPherson, Alex
Courtney Street intersects
16 Bornsteii), Miss T
Broughton Street here.
GORGE ROAD-
city limits
North Side.
-From Grovt to
19 Gray, Samuel
27 Scott, H J
Scott, Mrs Annie
33 White, Edward
35 Flumerfelt, A C
Porter, Thos
Porter, Arthur
Smith, Mary
Newing, Alice
46 Humber, W H R
Rock Bay Avenue 'hare.
49 Steaner, Josephine
Steaner, Caroline
Qarbally Road interseets.
First Bridge here.
Morris, — ,
I llzabeth Street Interseiics.
Chambers, W S
Seconl Bridge here.
McLennan, R P
Seabrook, B R,
Wetland Street intersects.
McLellan
Cameron, Mrs
Dunedin Street here.
Carmichael, J R
Adams, H W
Bmma Street here.
Croft, Maggie
Currall, W D
Millard, A H
South Side.
Harriet Road, city limits.
Webster, Christina
Norris, Fred
Thompson, C W R
Emma Street here.
Snowden, N P
Barnsley, John
Second Bridge here,
Stephens, C
Government Street here.
Centennial Methodist Church
Book Bay Avenue here.
Aikman, Greo W
Aikman, H B W
■Aikman, James A
Mordaunt, Miss Nellie
Neal, James
Pardoe, Annie
Pardoe, Mary
Rykert, Mrs G Z
GOVERNMENT— From James
Bay Bridge to junction of Doug-
las and Saanich rd
East Side.
1 Vacant
3 Vacant
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Goldea fumiahed to touriata. All kinds ot
Chinasa help tuppUad on the ahortaat notice.
No. a3^.9TORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
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Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
TIOTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
410a
mANCIS AVENUE.
North Side.
Brom'ey.Geo
Burton, Marli
Verge, Samuel
Fleming, John
Sooth Side.
Porter, John
Vacant
Vacant
FRANKLIN— Runs from Vancou-
ver street to Cook street.
North Side.
8 Shedden, Geo
Taylor. AH W
Henwood, Geo
14 Peter, Henrv Thomas
32 Bnckett. Wm
34 Fraser- Barron, Charles
I<'raser- Barron, Mrs Martha
South Side.
7 Hall, Mrs Margaret
Harris, James
13 Bennet, Mrs Harriet
25 Begbie, Sir Matthew B Ki
FREDBRICK-
to Cook.
North Side.
-Runs from Quadra
10 Robinson, J R
12 Hiscocks, £ H
14 Wenrick, Adam
Stooke, C W
Stooke, S G
18 Cruickshank. Geo
Dedginger, Miss M
20 Reynard, M C
Revnard, Mrs Mary
Reynard, John S
24 Vacant
26 Jacksou, John S
30 Baker, Michael
Baker, Richard A
34 Peanock, W H
36 Frank, Miss P
Frank, E
40 Sylvester, F
46 Brabant, Gilbert
Meunier, Joseph
60 Brown, Jos H
52 Ritter, Robert
54 Hughes, Miss C
Gates, Miss R
Trail, Miss M
Dawson, Miss J
Nesbit, Miss S
68 Gaerdes, John H
60 Nesbitt, S D
70 Bedard, Thomas
72 Pluggett, Alfred
Frederick ends at Cook Street.
South Side.
9 Selleck, Mrs E
Quadra Street here
13 Vacant
16 Gibbons, C H
17 Ridgman, A H
Ridgman, Mrs E P
23 Vacant
26 Whitehead, £
Rowbottom, G W
Wilson, Thomas
Atwood, A W
33 Levy, Joseph
36 Crissmer. August
37 Arthur, L
63 Shaw, Miss Bella
MoKean, Wm J
63 Levy, Barney
67 Turner, August F
Turner, Mrs A F
FREDERICK, Victoria West-
Runs from Russell street to
Indian reserve.
North Side.
Smith, George
Smith, S McC
Mary Street intersects.
Catherine Stieet intersect!.
Grove Saloon
"Grove Oottftge,"
MrsE
Jamieson, J C
Esquimau Road intersects.
Vacant house
Cotsford, John
Pamphlet, Robt
Pamphlet, H
Martin.
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Chaek Banac* to any part of Um City. Thalr
WagoiM and CarriacM m««t all Boata and Trains.
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BBITI8H OOLCHBIA DIRBCTOBY.
Vacant house
McDonald, D
Vacant house .
Walker, Wm
Ruuel street here.
West Sioit;
Welsh, James
Vacant house
Poole, Walter
Victoria West Public School
Buasel Street bere.
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to Alpha street, north.
East Sidb.
Vacant
Sangster, Alex
Delta Street begins here
Wbst Sidb.
Mercer, Wm
OARBALLT ROAD— Buns from
Saanich road to Victoria Arm,
crossing Gorge]road.
North Sidb.
Rowbothaita, A J
Gorge Road Interaeoti.
Blackett, St Clair
Spence, S G
Critchley, D
Grice, J B
Grice, Thos
South Sidb.
Lang, B
Andrew, Mrs J
Brldgo Avenue here.
Williams, J W
Rule, Joseph
Gray, Jas J
Selkirk Road hare.
Seaton, Mrs M
BY THE PALATIAL STEAMERS OF
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VICTORIA,
Manager, - - -
General Agent,
Assistant Manager,
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
Secretary to Manager,
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JOHN IRVING
G. A. CARLETON
F. W. VINCENT
C. S. BAXTER
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6 Vacant
7 Vacant
9 Bay View Saloon
Kidfehalgh, T J
Humboldt Btraet Intariecta.
11 Belmont Saloon
Flewin, W H
13 Smith, \V
19 Sam Sintr
21 Sturdy, F
Courtney Street intemecta.
23 Windsor Hotel
McDonald, Alex
26 Simmons & Coker
27 Faulkner, John
29 Rogers, W
81 Kosche, C
Broughion Street intenecta.
37 Johnson, £ M
39 Frank, £
39>^ Tiarks, J G
41 Lowenberg, Harris & Co
43 Redfern, C £
43M Devereux, G E
United States Consulate
Myers, Levi W
45 Kerr, J R
47 Challoner & Mitchell
47K Cooper, R E
Hargreaves, G
49 Kingham, J & Go
51 Brown Jug Saloon
Powers. M
Fort Street iiitersectB.
Five Sisters' Block
G. P. R. Freight and Ticket
. office
Courtney, G L
55 Morrison, Geo
57 Jackson, Geo R
59 Davidson Bros
Ballentyne, C G
61 Lombard, C A
63 Lowe Skene
Wade, Dr Mark
Clyde, Mrs A J
Bak<sr, J H
Pennock & Lowe
65 Spencer, D
Spencer's Arcade
Hooper, Thos
Perry, Grav A Davis
87 Young, Henry & Go
69 Hibbea,TN&Go
73 Wilson, W & Co
Hartman, S M Dr
Can. Order Odd Fellows
Sons of England Benevolent
Society, Alexander Lodge
Forrester's Hall, Court Vanc'r
6756
Forrester's Hall, Robt Good-
ing, caretaker
Loyal Orange District Lodge,
Vancouver Island
A.O.U.W, Victoria Lodge. No
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Loyal Orange Society, Victoria
Lodge, No 90
C.O.O.F.,M.U., Loyal Daunt-
less, Lodge No 177
A.O.U.W, Victoria Lodge
A.O.O.F, Ct Northern Light
76 Heisterman & Co
77 Johnson, J & Co
Trounce Avenue here.
81 Green, Worlock & Go
Worlock, F H, mgr
Wells. Fargo express
83 Wilson, W & J
86 Garvin, T
Garmichael, J B
San Francisco Baths
Geiger & Becker
Vacant
Senate Saloon
Duce, Antone
95 Mansell, Henry
97 B.C. Cattle Co
Yates Street interaects.
101 Campbell's Cigar Store
103 Fullerton, John
103K Siepman, H
Dow, Geo A, Cromwell House
Appleby, M J
105 Vigeliu's Bros
107-109 Delmonico Hotel
109 Delmonico music hall
111 Shooting gallery
118 Vienna, Geo
116 Beahm, Chas
117 Ross, Dixie H & Co
119 Bamsley, J & Go
121 Goodacre, Lawrence
Johnson Sireet intersects.
Cor Johnson and Government
E G Prior & Go
123 Matthews, Geo I
Prior, Ed Gawlor
126 Brackman & Ker, Milling Co
Limited
129 Brackman & Ker's hay sheds
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127 Powell, Geo A Co
Jeune, Fredk
Jeune, Philip
Moore, Henry
Sewell, Benj'
131 Davidse, F C & Co
133 Landsberg, F
133 Victoria Loan OflSce
Pandora Street iateneoti.
Tai Yune & Co
136 Vacant
137 Hong Lee & Co
Lem Sam & Co
139 Wa Hong
147 Shack
FlBgusrd Street interiecta.
163 Lam Kee & Co
166 Chinese
167 Chinese
169 Josa House
Ittl Chinese slora
163-167 Chinese
169-171 Saunders' Restaurant
Saunders, Mrs £ J
Peterson, John
fiarnett, John
173 Nash, Edward
Herald Street interBects.
Four buildings, Chinese, no
numbers
Chatham Street intersects.
183 Chinese laundry
189 Wolf, Peter
191-196 Victoria-Phoenixa Brewing
Co
193 Shack
Discovery street intersects.
Vacant
Pembroke Street intersects.
Vacant
Princess Avenne here.
213 Stevens, Frank
317 Penny, Thos
Queen's Avenue here.
HaU, Dr Frank
Fountain here.
West Side.
Prov Police Launch House
James Bay bridge
Victoria Canoe C51ub
2 Mcintosh, Daniel D
Wharf Street here.
Courtney Street Intersects.
Reid, Mrs A
30 McOulloch. G A
32 Carmichael, H & Co
34 Earaman, John & Co
34M Wagg, Edwin
36 Jonea, C E
40 B. C. Land and Investment
Agency
Broughton Street iaterseots.
42 Bainbridge, W H, B.C. Pot-
tery Co, Ltd
Burris, S C
B.C. Pottery Co, Ltd
44 Bainbridge, W U & Co
46 Christoto, Chris
48 Flatt, H D, prop Vic Plumb-
ing Co
60 Sommer, Jos
60)^ Knights, Bayne T
Bayne, Roskeu
Fleming Bros
62 Hay ward, C
McTavish, G A
Bankof B.C
Ward, W C, supt branches Bk
of B.C
Gillespie, Geo mgr Bk B.C
Ker, R L, asst mgr Bk B.C
Goffin, C A, acct Bk B.C
54 Bank of B.C. buildinir
Jones, T J, L.D.S
Pierson, Jos
Welch, E E, acct
Mallandaine, M E, architect ■
Baker, £ Crow
Fort Street Intersects.
68 Erskine, Wall & Co
60 Vacant
62 Vacant
64 Waitt, M W & Co
66-8 The Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Co
70 Huteheson. J, "Westside"
72 Morris, £ A
Croft, Hy, M.P.P
McKilligau, Jno B
74 The Colonist Printing and
Publiahing Co, Ltd
76 Vacant
78 M & H A Fox
80 Hanson, Samuel
Button street here.
81 Bank of Montreal
Galletly, A J C, mgr
Pitt, Edward
82K Daasonville, J
Nuttall, Thos C
84 Gribble, Henry
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91 and »a Broughton Street, Tietoria, B. C. Tetephtte 199.
VICTORIA CITY DIBECTORY.
413
86 Leask, J C
9(i% Jones, A M
Norgate, T B
Findlay, U B
88 Campbell, Daniel
90 Wenger, John
Wenger, ChriB
90>4 Office Rock Bay Coal yard
S F Mcintosh
Rosebank Lime OflSce
92 Jamieson, Robt
PMtoffloe Here.
100 Hall, Goepel & Co
Hyams, A R
Mitchell, James
Adelphi block
Morgan, E J
Great Northern Ry Office,
Rattrav, C A
West, A C
Northern Pacific R.R. office
Yatoi street Intersects.
Salmon block
106 Salmon, H L
Swinerton & Oddy
Benson, A J
110 Hart. David
112 Teutonia Saloon
Nathan, Walter Chas
Alleyway here.
116-118 New England Bakery and
Restaurant
Levy, Edward
Wille, Harry
Olson, Ida
116-118 Young, M <& L
122 Reid, Samuel
124 Levy, Joe
128 Whittaker, Wm
ISO Omineca Saloon
•130)^ Waterson, H G
132 Erskine, A B
Johnion Street Intenecte.
134-36 McLennan & McFeely
136 Bownesfl & Creeden
Hotel Victoria
146 Vacant
148 The Blue Front
160 Davidge, F C
162 Montreal clothing house
lb2^ The Church of England Chi-
nese Mission school
164 Hancock, Hy
156 Auld, W E
168 Smith, Wm
162 Grissmer, A
Bostwick, H
166 Prince of Wales Saloon
Cormorant Street Interaecti.
168 Dick, Wah
172 May Tong
178 Gim Fook Yuen
182 236 Hop & Co
. 184-186 Kwong Yuen & Co
Fliguard Street here.
188 Yon On & Co
190-192 Pow Kee
192)^ Sang Lung
Het'aia Strtei i 'iterBtoti.
Chatham Htrerl 'nteneota.
DlBcovery Street intersecta
Howe'f- Coal and Wood yard
Pembroke Street fnterBects.
Sheds vacant
210 The Taylor Milling Co, Ltd
Roek Bay.
Bay Street Intersecta.
230 Brooks, James
Orchard Street here.
320 McCarter, Wm
Bay Street here.
322 Tavlor, John
324 Smith, Henry Edward
Smith, George Edward
John street here.
328 De Witt, William
QRBKN — From Quadra between
Chatham and Pembroke
North Side.
6 Gibson, H
12 Place, Robt
Wrathall, R P
16 Creech, Wm
18 Willey, Jos H
24 Brown, J H
26 Lai son, David
Thomson, David
Thomson, John
South Side.
6 Jordan, F G
Quadra Street here.
7 Andrews, Jas
9 Yeo, J H
11 Orton, H P
13 Janes, A
17 Hatch, Mr
Ceaser, Fred
10 Sheather, Austin
21 Wallenstein, L F
INTERIOR WOODWORK, OFHOE MD BAB HTTDfOS
=: Ibidtt to Ocdmr Iby WJBUJSRBROS.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
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23 Vacant
26 Vacant
29 Smith, W J
Smith, Jaa
31 Vacant
Green Street ends here.
GRANT— Huns from Stanley street
to Fern wood estate
North Side.
Smith, Francis
Qrant Street endi.
Bod well Street begins
Stanley Avenue intersects.
Godson, Ernest
HAMILTON ROAD.
HARBOUR COTTAGES -See
Store street.
HARRISON — From junction of
Yates and Fort streets.
East Side.
15 Esnouf, R B
17 Courteney, H
26 Nickerson, Capt A
29 Dodds, Mrs
West Side.
6 Baur, Mrs Ol^a
Yates Street here.
8 Trickey, Wm
36 Atkinson, Hy
38 Burns, Lee
Hutchison, Mrs
40 Lavender, Capt R O
Upper Pandora Street here.
HAUGHTON — Runs
Devonshire road.
East Side.
Richer, Mrs E
Marchant, Wm
Banfield, David
west from
HEAD. Work Point.
Royal Marine Artillery bar'ks
HENRY— Runs from Pleasant to
Government.
North Side.
16 Bassett, John G
20 Rappertie, Arthur S
Turner Street intersects.
26 Dickinson, Edwin
28 Carson, Wm George
Vacant house
Bridge Street intersects.
42 Tyson, James
Penny, Henry
44 Wood Wm
48 Rudsell, David
60 Sheret, Andrew
Moir, Alexander
74 Fish, Robert
76 Herrick, Ulin
Rock Bay Avenue intersects. ^
80 Hall, Rich Harvey
Ross, Miss Maggie
South Side.
26 Yerrill, Wm
Turner Street inters sets.
27 Rivers, Henry
43 Beaton, Daniel
43 Wager, Henry
Bridge Street intersects.
47 Collins, George
61 McKav, Gilbert
67 Campbell, Daniel C
59 Homan, Fred
61 Harriss, Edwin'
63 Patterson Robt
71 Allen, Wm
Daley. Albert
73 Ramsay, David
77 Sherk, Jacob
85 Jones, Mrs Lavina
Torrance, A
Rock Bay Avenue intersects.
87 Olive, —
Batten, Wm
Kermode, Edw
89 Young, John
91 Price, Joseph S
93 Babington, Archibald Gordon
Babington, Pommure Albert
Kettle, Wm
Megneson, Capt
TIM KtC| EMPLUYMcNT AUCNCY Chinese help supplied on ti thortest notice.
No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
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Potts,
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Catherine St:
South Side
Watt, '
Church
Saunde
Dawes,
St Paul
Baptist
HERALD— I
to Blanche
North Side.
Robson
24 Sing Kt
Mission
30 NumK
Cabins
32 Carter,
Vancou
Jacklin
42 Levi, R
Government 8
44 Jacklin
Coplanc
Jacklin
46 Vacant
48 Watson
Smith,
Carse, \
60 IJuUen,
Bullen,
54 Vacant
66 rellow,
58 Vacant
60 Turner,
Taylor,
62 Vacant
64 Vacant
66 Vacant
68 Vacant
Douglas, Stret
Calvary
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECXORY.
415
HXNRir STREET. Victoria
West' — Buna from Esquimalt
road to Rnasel street.
North Side.
Willard, Wesley
Brown, Capt Geo
Brown, Geo Wm
Sallaway, J F
Barnes, Chas
Potts, Thos
Johntson, Wm
Catherine Street InterBects.
South Side.
Watt, William
Church of Holy Saviour
Saunders, Robert
Dawes, William
St Paul's Presbyterian Church
Baptist Mission Sunday School
HERALD — Runs from water front
to Bianchard avenue.
North Side.
Robson, John
24 Sing Kee
Mission Church
30 Num Kee & Co
Cabins
32 Carter, Thos Watson
Vancouver Brewery
Jacklin, Thos
42 Levi, Robert
Government Street intersects.
44 Jacklin, C M
Copland
Jacklin, Mrs F
46 Vacant
48 Watson, A
Smith, —
Carse, Wm
60 liullen, Jonathan
BuUen, W J
54 Vacant
66 Pellow, Thos
58 Vacant
60 Turner, Mrs W M
Taylor, Mrs BoUe
62 Vacant
64 Vacant
66 Vacant
68 Vacant
Douglas, Street here
Calvary Baptist Church
South Side.
99 Deasy. Wm John
3 Chun Kee
5-7 Albion Hotel
13 Carpenter, A M
Cabins
21>^ Jame Lt^e
31 Fisher, IJ J
Goremment Street intersects.
47 Duck, Simon
49 Vacant
51 Joned, William
55 Church of England Chinese
House of Rest
61 Carter, Chas Douglas
Carter, T W
Phillips, W S
Peers, Miss E
Carter, A T
Carter, CD -'
63 Monk, J
Douglas Street Intersects.
83 St John's Church (English)
Schools
85 Philo, A A
Philo, Rev Solomon, D.D
87 Vacant
89 Vacant • .
91 Wille, Harry
93 Vacant
95 Vacant
97 Vacant
99 McDonald, Dan
HEYWOOD AVENUE, Bea-
con Hill Park— Runs from
Park road to Old Agricultural
Hall.
North Side.
1 McTavish, Mrs D A
11 McTavish, George A
East Side.
23 Atkinson, George
27 Moffat, Thomas
31 Clegg, Thomas
33 Thompson, Henry
35 Gannon, John
37 Elliot, John
Vacant lot
Danby, W
Walker, H
Tilton, E G
Green, Abraham
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBCTOBY.
Green, Alfred A
Green, Francis J
Old Agricultural Hall.
Albion Cricket Ground.
HILL — From First street.
South Side.
6 Rooklidge, Bert
Booklidgp, Eugene
Booklidge, Geo E
Rooklidge, Geo O
First Street bere.
HILLSIDE AVENUE - Runs
from Government to City limits.
NOBTH SiDB.
10 Linney, W E
Douglas Street here.
Seven houses vacant
18 Kelly, Ernest
Thompson, H A
24 Roper, F S
30 Paul, Edwd B
36 Fish, Mrs Ann
40 Patterson, Andrew
56 Grahame, H M
Fint Street intersects.
Grahame, James Allan
Ten houses vacant
Third Street intersects.
66 Cox, Thomas
South Sidb.
36 Ross, Dili H
87 Vacant
39 Vacant
43 Walker, G T
45 Mackintosh, A D
51 Tyler, Wm
First street intersects.
63 Lane, Vernon
66 Gray, S W
Second Street intersects.
65 Vacant
Third Street intersects.
81 Vacant
Fourth Street interseota.
Goins, A S
Jackson, Wm G
Jackson, Stuart H
ack8on,.GeoE
Jackson, Alex J
Wbsx Sidb.
Jackson, Mrs Margaret
HUMBOLDT— From Government
to Vancouver.
North Side.
2 Belmont Saloon, W H Flewin
Yaicbi,
Osawa, Yaidis
8 Vacant
14 Chapman, Wm
Gordon Street intersects.
16 Clifton. Miss M Ray
20 Shepherd, W S
Fox, Mrs Annie
30 Johnson, J B
Cburohway and Douglas Street here.
32 Lewis, Aaron
34 Tesche, Eugene
Tuthill, E V
36 Clifton, W R
38 Vacant
42 Sinclair, Wm
54 Wolfe, William
PenwlU street here.
60>^ Stocks, Geo
62 Churton, Arthur
68 Rollins, Jas S
McClure Street Intersects.
78 Vacant cabin
88 Sheron, Jas
102 O'Rorke, Luke
114 Gray, Peter
134 Vernon, Chas
Rupert Street here.
148 "Hollybank,"Rithet, R P
South Side.
1 Ridehalgh, T J
Jaques, A W
3 James, Harry
Dutton, John
9 Morry, Wm
11 Kipling, Wm
Holmes, M
Mellor, Fredk
Kipling, ThoB
Kipling, Chas
Kipling, David
13 Lawry, N
Lawry, Wm
Tulk, Chas
Bingham, Geo
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VICTORIA OITY DIBEOTORY.
417
14 Cabin, Renney, Hugh
15 Wolcock, Jaa
Tyack, James
26 B. C. Soap Works, W Pendray,
prop
Sparrow, I M
Chapman, Howard
Lony, Jas
Woolcock, Jas
25 Hick. Wm
Kipline, Chas
Jones, Ernest
Donaldson, Geo
29 Oren, Mathias
Simon, Peter
35 Cox, John
37 Vacant
39 Vacant
41 Bertuccio, N
45 Marr, Harry
66 Weiler Bros' furniture factory
Bahr, Theo
59 Ye Wo
61 Brook, Geo
63 Keithlev, Geo
65 Sam Wo Lee
67 Vacant house
69 Vacant store
"Beach Terrace"
Cabin 1, vacant
2 Vacant cabin
3 Vacant cabin
4 Vacant cabin
5 Vacant cabin
6 Barberi, Frank
73 Guiseppe, Zarelli -
Reformed Episcopal Church
McClure Street Intenects.
81 Vacant house
St Ann's Convent, Lady Su-
perior, Sister Mary Anne
111 Newcombe, Mrs J
113 Vacant house
116 Partington, M
Winchester, Wm
Winchester, Rev A B, supt
Presbyterian Chinese Mis-
sion in B.C
Fark Road here.
Vancouver Street here.
Morgan, Ed
Alford, Hy
Allen, Fred
HURLTON— Oak Bay Ave.
East Side
Oak Bay avenue here.
Hume, Eli
Hopper, John
BlanK, Ix>uis
Smith, Jos S
Presbyterian Mission Hall
Louden, T D
Farquhar, Geo
IDA.
East Side.
Weetman, Jas
Devonahire Road intersects.
INDIAN RESERVE— E.& N.Ry
Boathouse, Limpe, Point.
North Side.
Nickells, Jno
South Side.
Unwin, Geo W
East Side.
Carroll, P H
McLean, M
Bagley, H W
Bales, Mrs J C
West Side.
Fowler, B
Trahey, Geo
IVY.
South Side.
Wilkinson, F
JACKSON'S AVENUE -Runs
from Michigan.
East Side.
1 Babbage, Fredk
2 Edmunds, Wm
3 Terry, Fred
Curry, Archie
4 McArthur, Wm
JAMES -Runs
Rendall.
from Oswego to
North Side.
1 M trston, Charles
6 Roper, Hy Hudson
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32 Gavin, John
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9 Jackson, James
34 Stephens, W J
36 Dodgson, Herbert
11 Stenson, Wm
13 Williams, Charles
38 Berrv, Mrs James
15 McRoberts, John E
40 Roflf, Thomas
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17 Duncan, Alex B
42 Vacant
25 Johns. William
Pillar letter box
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Vacant lots
Bridge Street intersects.
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South Side.
2 Houses vacant
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60 Banks, Henry
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2 CoBtelloe, Edw
52 Dick, Wm
4 Bartlett, Jas
54 Banks, Henry
6 Jones, Fred
56 McArthur, James
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8 Whiteside, Herbert
62 Smith, Chambers Dell
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10 Dunn, Robt
64 Baker, Thomas
12 Vacant
66 Simpson, Alex
14 Brown, Archibald
70 Robertson, Alexander
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16 Fairfnl, James
Robertson, Miss
20 Roper, Chas
Margaret, Watson
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72 Fowler, Jasper
76 Thompson, David
80 McLean. Peter A
JAMES, Victoria West— Runs
from Esquimau road to water
front.
84 Bishop, Henry F
86 Penketh, George
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East Side.
Rock Bay avenue intersects.
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Raymur, Jas L
Vacant house
96 Haynes, George W
100 Maynard, Albert H
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102 Offerhttus, Rhynvis
QoTernment Street here.
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to Indian reserve.
South Side.
North Side.
Hughitt & Mclntyre
Rock Bay Lumber Yard,
Knox, J A
Bridge street interrects.
Gordon, V\ m B
Turner Street intersects.
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71 Johnson, Edwd Codey
SB5
Mary Street intersects.
Johnson, Edwd Ebenezer
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South Side.
.Johnson, E C
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77 Walsh, John J
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Talbert, JF
79 Gill, J A Austin
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Watson, T P
81 McLean, John
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Catherine Street inteneett.
83 Howes, Wm
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87 Downer, Richd ^
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99 Hall, Mary A ■
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103 Hall, Alfred ■
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Parsell, David "
Hall, William ■
107 Gill, J A Austin ■
De Long, Mrs H
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RoDoolerd, Mrs Margaret
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Msm Prescnutions PreDarell M PURE DRUGS ONLY at tbe Central Dme Store
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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North Sidb.
16 Sam Lung
Wharf Street here.
Queen's Hotel
Store Street intersects.
26 Grand Pacific Hotel
28 Lome Restaurant
2S}4 Winn, M C
30-34 Russ House
8K Empire Hotel
40 Beck with, W H
42 Perry, W H
44 Hermann, Wm
Salmon, E J & Go
46 Kinnaird, Walter D
48 King's Head Reer Hall
50 Mc(iregor,Knight&McKitrick
64 Pardoe, Chaa
68 Vacant store
60 Le Silver, John
60>^ Knight, Mrs J
62 Vacant store
64 Vacant store
68 Germania Saloon
Qovernment Street intersects.
Prior & Co, Ltd
82 Parr, John
Broad Street Intersects.
84 Powell Wm
86 Gookson & Plows
88 Pelkev, Jas A
90 Storey, Thos
92 Hodge, Wm
94-96 Dempster & McLaughlin
104 Porter, Robert & Sons
Douglas street intersects.
106 Brown, W W
108 Whitman, Jas
108 Lewis, Georee
McKenzie, F
112 Bakes, Saml
Game, Fredk.jr
114 Blue Post Saloon
116 Glay, Saml
124 Leahjr, J
Golouial Brewery
130 Burnell, Mac
Cabin 24, vacant
Cabin 14, Martin, Solomon
Cabin 14, Stoddart, Fred
Cabin 16, Johnson, Thos
Cabin 18, McCaskill, C
Cabin 18, Graham, Duncan L
Cabin 20, Ord John
Cabin 20, Sutherland, Alex C
Cabin 22, McDonald, Jno
Cabin 23, Sinclair, Jno
Cabin 6, Wall, Jno
Cabins 7, 8, 9, 10, vacant
Cabin 13, Bent, Arthur R
Cabin 1, McAvoy, Wm P
Cabin 1, Wallace, John
Cabin 2, Nobbs, Fred
Cabin 2, Mumram, F
Cabin 3, Jennings, Howard
Cabin 3, Morgan, Wm
134 Caspar, WoH
140 Vacant cabin
142 McCann, Geo
Renfrew, Jno
B.C. Dye Works
Hearn, H
Blanohaid Street intersects
146 Smith, Mrs Sarah
Strachan, Mrs Elizabeth
Strachan, Alex M
148 Matthews, Robt Jas
162 Vacant
160-2 Vacant
164 Daniels, Mrs Elizabeth
170 Plows, Hunter
ShepLard, B Fred
Plows, Robt
North, Mrs J A
196 Todd, J H
Quadra Street intei sects.
206 Dougherty, Geo
218 Todd, C F
220 Demers, E
222 Vacant
Vancouver Street intersects.
226 Munuie, Wm
234 Rockett, Wm
238 McFarlane, Mrs Mary
238 Harrison, Wm
242 Gilchrist, James H
246 Waterson, H G
262 Alderson, Geo
264 Jamieson, Mrs M
266 Snavely. Jacob
260 White, W C
Dagan, Horace
Cook Street intersects.
264 Creeden, Jno
268 Campbell, Donald
270 Weber, Louis
274 Boorman, Wm
278 MoPheraon, Jno
284 McCluskev, C B
286 McCluskey, Chaa
200 Vacant
292 Barneswell, Jas, jr
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Barneawell, Jas, sr
George Street here.
294 Vacant
338 Fleming, J W
340 Kinloch, J W
342 Cathcart, Hy, jr
342 Cathcart, Wm
368 Baker, T H
370 Nicholas, Elias
372 Mayna i, Ohaa
374 Stephenson, F J
376 Carmody, Daniel
Fernwood Rood here.
South Side.
Occidental Hotel
3 Vacant
6 V^acant
9 Gordon Hotel
Dougherty, Geo
11 Larmen, Jas
13 Saforcade, Frank
!&% Jenkinson, Wm
16 Williams, John
19 Bechtei, A J
California Hotel
23 California Auction Store
Isaacs, Jacob
Waddiugton Alley here.
25 Wille, Louis
27 Drug Store
Bowes, Cyrus H
29 Lang, Chas
31 Colonial Metropole Hotel
31-37 Tugwell, Thomas
35 Boot h Shoe Store, Gilmore &
McCandless
Paterson, James
.37 Gilmore, AE
McCandless, A G
Gilmore & McCandless
.TO-41 Grocery Store
Saunders,' Henry
43 Hart J J
Oriental Alley here.
45 Vacant store
London House
49 Jubilee Saloon
51 ToUich, John
63 Whetstone, Abraham
53 >^ Anderson, £ G & Co
56 Mechanics' Cash Clothing
store
67 Shore. Sidney
59 Shotboit, Thomas
61 Boot & Shoe Emporium
Qovernment Street inteneotH.
67-69 Harrison. Wm
Harrison & McAllister
McAllister, John
71 Brown, Peter
73 Caritopulos, John
77 Miller, Munro
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75-79 Aaronson,A A, pawnbroker
Levy Saml
81 Bossi, A N
Booth, Samuel John
Booth, And Saml
83 Coones, Stacy
85 Pointer, Nathan
Broad street InterseotB.
London Saloon
Jackson, C F
87 Falk, Henry
89 Burns, L G
2 Stores vacant
95 McGregor, A & Sons
97 Williams. B & Co
99 Stevens Allen
Regent Saloon
101 Sarantis, T
McCluskey, Chas V
Douglas street interseets.
107 McCurrach, Wm
Thompson, David
109 Bray, Richd
Tolmie, Dr S F
Mallaby, Robt
111 Beinin, 8
115 Mable, Wm
Wriglesworth, Joseph
Anderson, Robt
117 Tavlor, Miss A
119 Vacant
127 Sing Lee
127>i2 Bowman's Stables
129 Da^, Miss Flo
131 Gnmm, Wm
133 Moody, Mrs Janet
136 Stelly's Yard and Stables
147 John, Draut
Blanckard. Street interaecti.
Newman, Mro P R
151 Swiss, Edwd Day
156 McDonald, .^neas P
157 Bryan, Wm C
Bryan, Wm C, jr
McCoy, Alfred
159 Thompson, Jas J
161 Trainer, Alex
Bennett, Mrs J
163 Kent, Wm Hy
165 Martin, Thomas
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VICTORIA TRANSFER CO., LTD.
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Check Baggase to any part of tbe City. Their
Wagona and Carriages meet all Boats and Trains.
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167 Vacant
169 Parker, Mrs E
Woodward, Miea Rose
171 Vacant
Cabin 9, Wm Jaa Wylie
Cabin 6, Sharp. George
Cabin 6
Cabin 7, Ferguson, James
Cabin 8, McCartney, Frances
Cabin 1
Cabin 2, Shepherd, George
Cabin 3, Cliapman, Thos
Cabin, McAfee, Archibald
173 Sang Sing
Trayier, Mrs Agnes
179 Stannard, Henry
183 Pacific Sauce and Vinegar
Works
Brady, Henry J
187 Booth, Samuel
Qusdra Street intersects
189 Halpennv, H C
193 Pointer
195 Thompson, Chas
197 Winn, M C
199 Godding, Miss
Johnson, Chas
Coffey, Mrs Wm
201 Cooness, Stacev
203 Creed, John
206 McCrimmon, A
216 Van Volkenburgh, B
223 Vacant
Vancouver Street intersectB.
227 Bossi, James
237 Lawson, Chas
239 Bedard, Thos
243 Cole, Charles
247 Leach, Geo
249 Griffin, Thos
263 Soper, Anson E
266 Deasy, Wm Jno
257 Dolan, Miss K B •
Tepoorten, J A
Cook Htreet here.
261 Jones, Charles
Jones, John
Jones, A E
263 Jones, Thos M
266 Smith, W J
267 Shearwood, Harry
269 Temple, Ernest
273 Vacant
281 Perry, J B
Thompson, F E
286 Dudgeon, Bobt
Goff, Albert
287 Green, Mrs F W
289 Vacant
291 Hampton, Geo
293 Norman, Henry
295 Brahnin, Harry
297 Plows, Fred
299 Fernybough, Bupert C
Fernyhough, Wm
Qeorje Street here.
329 Kerr, J R
Pope, Mrs B
331 Kellv, G P
Kelly, Frank M
Kelly, Fred D
333 Vacant
335 Hodges, Thos
Hodges, Fred
Hodges, Mrs Mary
337 Matthews, John
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Oak Bay ave to Leighton road
West Side.
Nicolle, P A
Mason, Robt
East Side.
Milloy, G E
C«k?>ayAveu' jhere.
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"'•ij.i .yside," Vacant
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20 V.
40 Frie alter
38 Vaca..
36 Vaca 't
34 Vacai t
Blsnchard Street here.
40 PhilHpH, Alex
42 Webster, Wm
60 O'Connor, Wm
68 Lettice, Robt
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60 Gilligan, Thos
Gilligan, Edw
62 Dobba, Harry
Rose, Alex
70 Carson, Thomas .
74 O'Brien, Daniel
82 McDonald, Miss
84 Vacant
Quadra Street here.
80 Wall, Gilbert
South Side.
11 Seymour Miss Alice
15 Vacant
17 Mortimer, John
19 Vacant
25 Minty, Wm
Eirby, Capt, Brandon
Martin, Lieut John
Clayton, A A
Upritchard, John
Miller, Geo
Armstrong, Miss L
29 Margetts, Robt Wm
33 Victoria Truck and Dray Co's
Stables
Blancbard Street intersect*.
37 Saunders, Mrs Jane
Abrahams, W B
45 Ross, Alex
47 Hooper, Mrs M
49 Vacant
51 Vacant
63 Cameron, Malcolm
56 Thompson
55 Vacant
57 Cavin, George H
69 Liddell, Mrs
View street here.
61 Munro, Andrew
65 Drake, Richd
67 Evans, Mrs S
Quadra Street here.
69 Elphinstone, Ernest
75 Vacant
79 Vacant
KING'S ROAD— From Saanich nl
to city limits.
North Side.
6 Vacant
10 Gonnason, A
12 Walker, St^rgt
18 Hilldreth, J S
McNair, Miss M
Hall, W W
20 Rudge, George
22 Holland, Joshua
24 Grove, Wm H
28 Vacant .
34 Erskine, R
36 Adams, W H
42 Cox, Capt J G
First Street intersects.
58-60 Batchelor, Wm
Second Street intersects.
62 Jones, Ernest
Jones, Harry
Jones, Wm Astley
64 Vacant
66 Campbell, Chas
Fourth Street intersects.
82 Blackett, Jno
Third Street intersects.
68 Nickells, Jno
261 Johns Bros
King's Road ends here.
South' Side.
7 Vac.mt
P Rudge, Hy
Rudge, F W
Rudge, WP
11 Lang, Chas
21 Turpel Wm
29 Anclerson, Geo
35 Shore, A E
First Street intersects.
41 Pauline, Fred A
46 Roscoe, R A
Brown, H E
47 Ray, Robt
Ray, Fredk
R^y, Chas
51 Vacant
57 MacRae, Rev D
Second Street intersects.
59 Pratt, Frank
MacDougall, Alfred
Second Street intersects.
61 Bolcom, Sprott
63 McDonald, Alex
65 Gilchrist, F
73 Stapledon, Jno
Stapledon, B
Third Street intersects,
Work, Mi-9 C
Vaca
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108 Bahi
110 Meln
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No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
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VICTORIA CITY OIBBOTORY.
423
KINGSTON— From Menziee to St.
Lawrence.
North Sidb.
9 Weethaver, John
31 Gauley, Geo
Vacant lots
37 Old fireball
89 Cooley, H
41 Oorbv, Alfred
Felding, Thomas
63 James Bay Ward School
71 Stewart, James
81 Scriven, Ven Archdeacon
8t. John's Street here.
91 Smith, Ashton
Vacant lots
96 Goodwin, John
97 McLachlan, Wm
99 Widdo-vson. Fredk
Logan, George
101 Caton, J A T
Montreal Street InterNCt*.
146 Reymur, Mrs A G
Vacant lots
South Side.
"ChevetLodge,"8orby, ThosC
Private property
18 Butler, Robert
22 Robinson, Mrs H
26 Ghantrell, J B
Vacant lota
42 Morrison, Mrs A
62 Burtell, R T
Rodkamp, John
OsweKO street intertecta.
60 Leeson, Mrs J L
62 Vacant
74 Dunlevy, Peter O
80 Irving, Robert
Vacant lot
86 Franklin, W A
02 Harper, James
96 Foot, H R
Montreal Street IntcrseotB.
Vacant lot
100 McCarthy, John
Vacant lots
108 Bahr, Theodore
110 Melrose, Frank
Vacant lots.
St. Lawrence Street here.
LABOUCHBRE— Rune from Van-
couver to Cook street.
North Side.
2 Palmer, Capt Edward
4 Vacant
6 McDonald, John D
8 Banner, Samuel
16 Goddard, Sam'l May
20 Berry man, Chas
South Side.
6 Allen, Henry
9 Gardiner, Chas
27 Burns, Gavin Hamilton
LANOFORD, Victoria West—
From Russel street to Indian
Reserve.
North Side.
Peperyern
Gaoourie, Jos
McLearn Fred
McDougall, Mrs S
Caihenne Street intergects.
^ Mary Street Intel sects.
McDonald, Chas
Young, Jas
Indian Reserve here.
South Side.
Victoria West hall
Crocker, J W
LANOLEY— Runs from Yates to
Courtney street.
East Side.
Courtney Street here.
Vacant lots
Broughton Street here.
13 Holden, Dr D B
Fort Streets Intersects.
39 Jones, A M
Vacant offices
Bastion Street intersects.
41 Vacant
43-45 Came Fr;^ >erick, ar
Angel Hotel
47 Hon C Pooley
49 Schultz & Morphy
61 Dumbleton, Alan'S
Robertson, Herbert E A
West Side.
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Broughton Street here.
10 Vacant
16 Bear, William
Fort Street intcr««ota.
2tt Victoria Electric Co
28 Dr Davie
30 Eberta & Taylor
Law CotirtB here.
Chancery Lane here.
4« Mills, 8 Perry
48 SarKison, George A
B.C. Milling and Mining Co
New Eureka Silver Mining Co
50 Fell, Thornton
52 Langley, W H
54 Weights, Measures and Gas
Inspection Office
LANSDOWNK ROAD - Runs
from Cedar Hill to Mount Tolmie.
North Side.
"Oaklands," Hawkey, R J
Stewart, George
Mewburn, Wm B C
De Voe, Frank
Bosworth, Mrs Hannah
Coles, Miss Elizabeth
Ohlsen, Andrew
South Side.
Powers, George L
Manton, Joseph
Ruby Siree t here.
Manton, James
Tippins, Wm Henry
Garde, Edwd
Bestford, Fred
Sorge, Hammond
Hawkey, Richard John
Adelaide Street here.
Nicholson, Wm
Oaklands Branch Poetoffice.
LXIOHTON ROAD-From Cad-
boro Bay road to Foul Bay road.
North Side.
Mackenzie, Chaa
2 Meredith, Chaa
Jubilee Street here.
Pickard, Dudley P
Baxter, Chaa S
LBWIS— From Dallas road
West Side.
300 Kains. Tom
Vacant
Campbell, A L
East Side.
Passage to Menzlei.
Dallas Road here.
LOVERS' LANE, Ross Bay.
Webt Side.
Cramer. F
Dallas Road East here.
Heathorn, Herbert
Heathorn, Mra W
Bolden, J W
Irwin, Dixon
Heathorn, A
Vacant house
Suspect station
LUXTON— Runs from Boyd street,
James Bay
South Side.
Two vacant houses
Sprinklins, Mra W
Ground, Victor
Vacant lot
Vacant houae
North Side.
Vacant lot
LYDIA.
Dauphin, M
MARION— Runs from North Chat-
ham
North Side.
Shakeapeare, Thos
40 Vacant
Collier, Mra Alex
Johnson, Geo
MARKET — Runs from Douglaa to
Fountain.
North Sidk.
1 Lawless, M
Douglas Street here.
A.„MJ?EATTIE WEEKLY AUaiONS
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29 M)
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Esquimau
Edward Sti
Langton St
Craigflowei
West Sidi
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VIOTOBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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27 Coley, Edward
Firit Street Intenects
29 Mackav, Wm
South Side.
2 Steele, John
Steele, Thoa
12 Hallitt. Eli
Hallitt, Albert
16 Murton, Edwd
Murton, Miss Harah
18 Graham, Fred
Graham, Annie
Graham, W
20 PalmeV-, Tom
A Street begins here.
MARY. Victoria West — Runs
from waterfront to Victoria Arm.
East Side.
Burnett, Evan
Skinner Street interaects.
Jessie Street Intersects.
McDonald, D
Victoria Arm hero.
Bland, Jas, sr
Bland, Alfred
Bland, F W
Smith, P R
£. & N. Ry. intersects.
Ume Street intersects.
Esquimau Road Intersects.
Wallace, Thoa L
Reed, Elliott
Townsend. T
St Paul's Presbyterian Church
Henry Street interseots.
Esquimau Street intersects
Edward Street Intersects.
Langton Street Intersects.
Craigflower Road intersects.
West Side.
Bland, Jos
Crocker, George
Harris, Saml
Wilkinson, Ed
Jordan Wm
Baptist Mission Sunday School
Henry Street intersects.
Esquimalt Street intersects.
Bugsley, Peter
Skinner Street intersects.
Jessie Street intersects.
Victoria Arm here.
Vacant
Edward Street intersects.
Laogford Street intersects.
Victoria West Steam Bakery
E. & N. Ry. Intersects.
Lime Street intersects.
Esquimalt Road intersects.
Frederick Street InterHccts,
MASCOTT AVENUE, Spring
Ridge.
West Side.
1-2 Vacant
South Road here.
3-4 Bate, Thoa
MASON— Runs
Vancouver.
North Side.
from Quadra to
10 Elliott, Thomas
Quadra Street here.
14 Shaw, Andrew
22 Daviee, Miaa M
Davies, Miaa G
26 Wagg, John Wm
28 Leonard, Geo
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Higginbottom, G H
Dack, E C
Vacant
Clarke, Capt C E
Fox, Mrs Margaret
Fox, Miaa A A
Fox, Miaa C G
FoxGT
MoCLURE— Runa from Humboldt
to Vancouver.
East Side.
Cabin 1
Allison, Wm
Butler, Wm
Rollin, Jaa S
White Horae Hotel
Jaa S Rollin
3 Haaaan, F
Beat, John
6 Vacant house
7 Gilbert, Geo R
West Side.
39 Paterson, John
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39 Moore, Chas
61 Vacant
66 Mitchell, Thos R
69 "Ivyholme," McGregor,
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2 Smith, J
4 Johnson, Mrs P
Rupert Street here.
6 Miliett, Geo
8 Creed, Geo
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Gowen, Ohab N
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MBARS— From Quadra to Cook.
North Side.
2 Bandolph, Mrs
Randolph, Albert
8 Hannon, Mrs
10 Wiikins, J
14 Mcintosh, Jas
26 Porteous, M
34 Baynton, Edwd
62 Dodds, Wm
74 Lowell, Harry Douglas
76 Vacant
31-33 Vacant
South Side.
36 Vacant
37 Cleveland, Milton E
Old Cemetery here.
Vancouver Street InterseotB.
66 Beauchamp, Richd
63 Bailev, Mrs M A
Smith, Mrs M C
Carter, Herbert Winston
69 Mclntyre. Hugh Robertson
Smith, Jas Wm
71 Carlson, Penning
96 Russell, Thos
Cook Street here.
MENZIES— From Belleville to Dal-
las road.
East Side.
Govt buildiDKS and grounds.
B.C.B.G.A. drill ball
Belleville Street here.
Vacant lots
22 Ireland, Chas
62 King, C R
Turnbull, Mrs M W
64 Vacant
Superior Street* laterieoti.
68 Vacant
62 Brunei, Wm
72 Bowness, Wm
76 Laing, Jno A
Methodltt ChuToh here.
If lohtgan Street Intenecta.
78 Northcott. Wm W
82 Sargison, Geo
Russell, Geo S
90 Lawrence, J E
Vacant
94 Flewln, W H
98 Ross, Alex
112 Rudge, Herbert
Vacant lots
Slmooe street tnterseota.
114 Brown, Alan
116 Medena, Romono
Vacant lots
136 Carter, Cecil H
Booth, Godfrey W
Niagara Street intersectw.
138 Kaye, Jas
140 Scarlett, J E
Holland, S
142 Chapman, R
144 Elwurthy, Fredk
148 Jagers, John F
Vacant lot
160 Broderick, Wm
162 Stone, Mrs J S
Cooley, H
Rithet Street here.
164 Greenfield, Jno R
156 Parks. G
162 Rich, J B
Wbbt Side.
9 Colby, H
Colby, A
16 Langley, Janles
Brett, Robt C
Macabe, T B
Langley, Geo
26 Mnriset, Chas
Muriset, Chas, jr
Vincent, W J
46 Dee, Wm
68 Vacant ':>».^«.v
68 Trounce, Thos ^^
66 Oliver, Fredk
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71 Tol
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78 Irvi
97 Cov
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118 Mc(
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116 Ron
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117 Carn
119 Urqt
126 Wolf
Wolf
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127 Gord
133 Goep
135 Temf
Niagara Sti
187 Barht
149 Vacai
157 Dyke
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159 Robei
161 Powe]
169 Pierc
Wilso
175 Shear
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North Sidj
5 Quinlf
17 Dumb
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51 Murra;
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68 Clarke
56 Wilson
Vacant
Blair <S
Menzlea Stree
lis Donald
Thoma
121 Gilbert
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VICTORIA CITY DIBKCTOBY.
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67 Vacant houae
69 Vacant
71 Tobin, Timothy
Richards, John
Franklin, W J
Mlohlgaii Street Inteneoti.
78 Irving. Capt John
97 Cowper, Jessie
SlmoM Street intenecti.
118 McClure, S
McGIure, J C
McClure, P 8
116 Borne, Mrs A
Holt. Gilbert
Langton, H F
Munro, J S
Holmes, H A
117 Garmichael. £ fi
119 Urquhart, Capt D
125 Wolfenden. R
Wolfenden, Walter
Wolfenden, Arthur
127 Gordon, Graham Mrs
138 Goepel, Phillip D
186 Templeman, Wm
Niagara Street Intertects.
187 Barham, Foster
149 Vacant
157 Dyker, Elizabeth
Connon, H E
159 Robertson, J R
161 Powell, G
169 Piercy, John
Wilson, Lena
176 Shears, Walter
BIICBiGAN— Runs from Beacon
Hill Park to St Lawrence
North Side.
5 Quinlan, W J
17 Dumbleton, H M
Private prf»perty
Birdcage Walk here.
"Hawthorn Villa," Cording-
ley Edw
51 Murray, Archibald
Mur'-ay, Alexander
58 Clarke, Capt W R
65 Wilson, Sydney
Vacant lots
Blair & Gordon
Menzles Street InterMCti.
113 Donald, Mrs A
Thomas, Miss Caroline
121 Gilbert. George
126 McCulloch, Capt W
Powers, Thomas
McCulloch, George A
127 Martin, Robt
186 Stamford, J L
139 Truran, Mrs Hanna E
Robinson, Frank
148 Vacant
146 Morse, Hiram
147 Robinson, John
Fire AUf« Box here.
Oswego Street Intenects.
Bain, Donald
221 McRury, Robt
Uncleared lot
227 Pottintter, George
Uncleared lot
St. Lawrence Street here.
South Side.
6 Munro, Alexander
Munro, Kenneth
18 Bloor, Comfort
Verrinder, Dr A E
22 Green, Ashdown
26>^ Vacant
28 Mitchell, Victor
Mitchell, James
80 Vacant
Young Street here.
34 Billinghurst, E E
Jackion Street here.
Cameron, Mrs Jes3ie
.S8 McConnell, T P
McConnell, Mrs J W
48 Jack, Alexander
62 Vacant
Prince's atreet here.
66 Vacant
Allice, Thomas
Armstrong, Frank
Vacant lots
Parr; Street here.
James B«v Mbthodist Church
110 Mclnnes, T R
120 McConnan, Mrs
124 Young, Henry
130 Davie, Mrs A
138 Wark, John
146 Williams, George
152 Stephen, Edwin
154 Buckmau, R F
158 Moffatt. Hamilton
Oswego Street Intersects.
Mitchell, George
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Pottinger, James
Watson, James
Vacant lot
9 Ghristensen, Andrew
Moutreal Street intersects.
Ghristensen, Capt J
Vacant lots
13 Robinson, J J
228 Foulie, Gavan
15 Kennedv, David
'■'outhby, Riehd Chaa
23 Smallfleld, Capt W B
Smith, Alexiinder
Applegathe. E R D
Patterson, J D
Thomson. H B
MILNE — Buns from Stanley avenue
26 Thompson, John
to Belmont avenue.
27 Warren, Cap: J D
North Side.
Warren's Wharf.
Gallant, Dometian
McDonald, H F
Mackenzie, Alex
Foot, H R & Scrogga
Electric Soap Works
Coal and Wood Yard
McKenzie, Alexander
Vlnlng Street here
39 Prevost, J C
South Side.
45 McCoskrie, Capt E
Thomson. Wm
Wilmot, Geo
67 Burrows, G J
Vacant lot
Westerman, Jonathan
Kingston street in'erseets.
Kobinson, John
67 Jesse, F W
Kint;, George
Jesse, Mrs Matilda
Emerson, Robert
Superior Street intersects
Mackenzie, John
Michigan Street intersects.
Belmont Avenue here.
Vacant lots
Johnston, W D
Ontario Street here.
Vacant lots
121 Stewart, John
MONTREAL-Runs from Belle-
Tait, Leonard
ville to Dallas road.
Campbell, Robt
East Side.
Hiir.coe tftreet iKtersects.
163 Lakin, Frank
16 Baker E Crow
169 Rogers, Harry
Cross Street here.
Niagara Street intersects.
Private property.
161 Ross, Robt S
Niagara Street Intersects.
163 Ilinton, Rayuor
Private property
175 Matthews, Mrs A
Dallas Road here.
177 Berrv, Francis
Simcoe Street iutereects.
181 Cox,'Mrs A
Private property
Vacant lot
Dobinson Street here.
Superior Street intensec's.
MONTROSE— Runs from Cook tu
Private property
Hillside avenue
Michigan Street intersects.
North Side.
Uncleared lots
Smith, Wm J
42 Harrison, J B
Els worth, James
Kingston Street intersects.
Winnett, John W
Private p-operty
Quebec Street here.
MOSS — From Cadboro Bay road to
city limits^ near Clover Point.
Wbst Side.
1 Sehl, Jacob
East Side.
Shier, Frank
Dickson, John
5 Watson, Alexander
Dallas Road here.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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Eitchie, Jas
McDonald, —
298 Dickinson, Ed
127 "TneMaple8."Langley,WnaH
Lanfjley, A J
Barrett, Wm
Fairfield Road intersects.
Oscar Street here.
100 Knowles, R E
"The Hermitage," McKenzie
"Highwood," Ward, Frunk
"Highwood," Ward, W A
"Highwood," Ward, Wm C
Belcher btreet intersects.
\ . Richardson Street intersects.
West Side.
'' "Gyppeswyk," Worlock, F H
\ Cadboro Bay road here.
:i. 97 Southern, Samuel
' Richardson Street intersects.
VBelcher Btreit intersects.
107 Vacant house
Edwards, A
Oscar Street here.
Fairfield Road intersects,
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NIAGARA— From Beacon Hill to
St LaM'rence street.
North Stdk.
Brittain, Rowland
Vacant lots ^
Carr Street here.
Begg, Alexander
Vacant lot
Swiiierton, Mrs
McGraw, Fredk
Private property
Dougali, Fredk
Croft street here.
Vacant lots
31 Givens, David
51 Dryburg, Andrew
Taylor, J no
Andrews, Goven
Robertson, Geo Winran
Private property
Montreal Street intersects.
Private property
91 Smith, M R & Go
94 Clark, John
M\Sk, VltkAAasn, Theodore
Dallas Road here.
South Side.
College entrance here.
Beacon Hill here.
Hall, John
12 Ware, Hy
Vacant house
Turner Street intersects.
14 Stewart. I P
16 Allan, Wm -
22 Cliffe, Thos
Vacant lots
24 Edwards
26 Cooper, Chas
28 Mimmack, Frank
32 Winkel, Fredk
34 Smith, Hy
Bowness, Thos
36 Vigelius, Andrew
38 Naylor, W B G
Private property
Menzies Street Intersects.
V»\cant house
Vrivate property
Bojrd Street here.
60 Lewis, John
Vacant lots
San Juan Avenue here.
Barber, Robt
Barber, John
"Armadale," Macdonald, W J
80 Snetsinger, Phillip
Montreal btreet intersects.
Private property
82 Natthews, J P
92 Clark, Waller.
NORTH CHATHAM - From
Chambers to Belmont avenue.
North Side.
62 McKay, J G
70 Lepine, Mark
Feinwood Road intersects.
72 Lacousier, A
80 Heanski, Jas
88 Robertson, W A
92 Brown. Tom
Clear, Chas
Renouf, Joe
102 Parfit, Jas
106 Mutlow, John
114 Lory, Jas
116 Matthews, Thos H
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81 Snider, W H
Snider, Geo
80 Hale, Richd
Stanley Avenue IntersectB.
105 Walker. Mrs F G
NORTH PARK — Kuns
Quadra to Chambers.
North Side.
6 Honour, Miss S
Wadeworth, Miss
Wadsworth, Miss Emma
Mallery, Geo T
8 Campbell, D
Campbell, 8 G
12 Stewart, James H
Haggart, James
16 Wilkinson, E S
18 Leslouis, Felix
20 Dale, David
28 Woods, Miss E
Woods, Miss
38 Duck, William
42 Devlin, J C
44 Murray, John
54 Adelson, Aaron
56 Williams, Miss A
Graham, T L
68 Brown. H G
60 Wallace, Wm
62 Allatt, Mrs M J
Reid, W R
64 Cummings James
Cummings, Henry
66 Prior, Mrs
68 Vacant
70 Bedard, Thomas
Leeman, Ralph T W
Hamilton, M)s E
72 King, James
Cook street InterRects.
84 Raitt, F F
90 Cavin, Guy
92 Barker, Adolpbus
94 Porteous, James
96 McDonald, Patrick
106 Carlow, H N
112 Coles, F H
116 Barlow, Mrs P
118 Johnson, Wm
Johnson, Edwd
Chamben Street here.
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Vacant
Cook Street Inteneets.
126 Williams, Richd
Williams, E A
128 Drysdale, Wm
Williams, Mrs Sarah
South Side.
9 Fee, D F
11 McNish, W
Hounslow, Hei bert
13 Conlin, Thomas
16 Tugwell, Thomas
19 Williams, John D
23 Anderson, Robt
25 Williams, MissB
Williams, Thos
33 Gwennap, James
39 Janes, Charles
Janes, George
Janes, Mrs A M .
43 Hall, G H
Hall, Fred J, sr
Hall, L W
46 Meston, John
47 Vacant
57 Walls, J P
59 McGiegor, Miss M
Owen, W G
59)^^ Andernach, E
61 Loat. Mrs C
67 Vacant
69 Henderson, S
71 Grant, Wm H
73 Schultz, Max
Cook Street intersects.
89 Matthews, Thos
91 Stewart, Alex
103 McGregor, Moses
105 Chambers, Robt
111 Levy, J L
113 Robinson, Jamec
116 Nielands, Edwards H
117 Cameron, Wm James
Cameron, Charles
127 Whittet, Chas
NORTH ROAD — Runs from
Spring road to Fernwood road.
North Side.
6 Nathan, W C
Nathan, W H
Nathan Ed O
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Dickson, John • • •
Dallai Road here.
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VICTORIA CITY DIBBCTOBY.
431
14 Bryden, Thoa
18 Crane, Aubrey
20 Peterson, Miss Gertie
Johnson, Chris
Sam nelson, Jonas
Samuelson, Miss Emma
22 Olson. M
Ridge Road here.
South Side.
Holland, Silas
15 Vacant
17 Doucet, Edwd
Barnes, Fred
19 Farrington, Christopher
26 Gibbard, James
27 Huson, A W
Fernwood Road intersectB.
Christianson, Peter
OAK BAY AVENUE-Runs from
Cadboro Bay road to Oak Bay.
NoBTH Side.
Wey, Jos W
Morgan, Walter
Morrison, Peter
Wey, Gordon A
Windsor, A
Hurlton Street interHecU.
South Side.
McDonald, J T
(ireer. Rev A J
McQroKor Avenue here.
Cadboro Bay Road Junction here
Wilson Street here.
Calder Street here.
Richmond Avenue here.
Rockland Avenue here.
Nelson, Mrs A H
Blackstock, M
Ainphion Street here
Taylor, Jno G
Hurlton Street here.
Davie Street here.
Wilton Btreet here.
Vacant new house
Vacant store
Vacant house
Tait, Alex G
OAKLAND AVENUE - Runs
from Lansdowne road to Oak
Bay
^ijo ."luuuen, Theodore
DftUag Road here.
West Side.
Stewart, Alex
Chapman, Richard
Hooper, Mrs Mary
OLD ESQUIMALT RD-Runs
from Russel street beyond city
limits to Admiralty road, Esqui-
mau.
NoBtii Side.
Barlow, L L
Messick, N C
Stromgren, Capt C
Springfield Avenue here.
Hopey, Byron
Front Street here.
McKenzie, J R
Kirk, L M
E. •& N. By. intersects.
Wood, William
Hereward Road here.
Dominion Road here.
O'Kell, S M
ONTARIO— Runs from
street to Dallas road.
North Side.
Montreal
24 Witmer, Abraham
Hueter, Louis
32 McLean, D M
St. Lawrence Street intersects.
Private property.
Dallas Road here.
South Side.
45 Sabiston, Capt J
St. Lawrence Street intersects.
Private property
ORCBLARD — Runs from Govern-
ment street to Rock Bay avenue.
Nouth Side.
1 Endean, John William
South Side.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTORY.
ORIENTAL ALLEY— Runs from
Johnson to Yates.
East Side.
3 Monk. J
Barber shop
Gospel Hall
5 Macnaughton, A E
Johnston, Jas & Co
7 Lindley & Foster
9 Higginbottom, —
11 Blockley, A
13 Kamous, Sam
West Side.
Saunders, Henry
OSCAR — Huns from Moss to Cook
North Side.
9 Carter, Edward
11 Vacant house
13 McKenzie, Mrs A
19 Hodge, William
Moss Street here.
South Side.
12 McNeil, Mrs C
16 Sherburn, Jno
OSWEGO— Runs from Belleville to
Dallas road.
East Side.
Quebec Street interiects.
Grundeson, John
32 Vacant
48 Norman, Samuel
Private property
Kingston Street intersect!).
Vacant lot
Vacant hoiue
Vacant lot '
Superior Street iHtoraeeto.
Private property
Michigan Street lutvraMt*.
54 Simon, George
Private property
Simcoe street iatersMta.
82 Norton-Taylor, Dr A
Private property
James Street here.
94 Macmunn, Chas
100-4 Vacant
106 Redding, Thomas
Cobourg Street here.
114 Brooker, Thomas
Grendison, John
120 Cossar, Miss Catherine
Niagara street intersects.
Gordon, Peter
129)^ "Egremont Villa," Temple,
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130 Shandley, Peter
Vacant lots
Vacant house
Private property
Dallas Road '^ere.
West Side.
Blackwell, Geo
Private property
-Quebec Street Intersects.
Private property
Belleville Street here.
Private property
Kingston Street intersects
Private property
Superior Street intersects.
66 Blackwell, George
Private property
Farrell, Harry
Michigan Street intersects.
Siiucoe Street intersects.
Private property
Niagara Street intersects.
Private property
PANDORA STREET - Runs
from Government to Old Hos-
pital. Half of Pandora south, so
called, property of the Hon. A.
DeCosmoB, 20 feet wide by 800
feet long, extending from north-
west corner sec. 20, Spring Ridge
to north corner sec. 19, Fernwood
road.
North Side.
2-12 Chinese
14 Cohen, Mercado
Wile, Hy
16 Randall & Hay
38 Brawn, —
Douglass Street intersects.
40 Dwver, Joseph
42 Millington, Mrs M
60 McTiernan, Michael
62 fienwell, Mrs M
64 Lan&sberg, F
66 Scott, Miss Florence
A. M. BEATTIE
CITY MARUCT. VAIICOUVBB, JpL&
Weekly Auctions
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
433
First Presbyterian Church
Blanchard Street inters eetB.
74 Goodacre, L
78 Crawford, Mrs A
80 Moss, James
82 Vacant
86 Moody, T G
88 Smith, Wm
Amelia Street here.
90 Moody, Joshua
94 Vacant
96 Mansell, Henry
Mansell, James
98 Way, Miss Alto
Rhubenack, Martin
Hick, Thomas
Gerrie, William
100 Deasy, Thomas
Durham, Thomas
102 Wolff, Lionel
Wolff, Ernest, sr
Quadra Street intersects.
104 Iredale, Wilaon
112 Cusack,TR
116 Wright, H H
128 Uenny, G*Jorge
132 Dickson, W S
140 Vacant
Vancouver street intersects.
142 Pferdner, E
152 Dawley, F J
166 Vi((eliu8, Anton
158 Kinsey, David
160 Shaw, Mrs W C
162 Morrison, Mrs A
Morrison, James
164 Lindley, Wm
Dearden, Arthur
166 Vigelius, Louis
168 White, John E
172 Murray, Henry
Murray, James
190 Fell, J F
Cook Street intersects.
198 King, C J
200 Vacant
Chambers Street here.
204 Vacant
210 Burgess, Wm L
214 Gardner, Rev J E
216 Bennett, Richd
220 Saunders, Henry
South Side.
1 I/Malk Union, Carpenters and
Joiamti
Presbyterian Chinese Mission
5-7-9 Vacant
Presbyterian Church
Broad Street here.
17-25 Vacant
27-29 L Goodacre's stables
Douglas Street intersects.
37 Liverpool Bakery
39 Jenkins, Wm
Jenkins, Miss Marion
41 Pettigrew, Robt
Sangster, George
Maynard, Rich
Maynard, A H
41}^ Maynard, Mrs R
43 Pettigrew & Sangster
45 Waites, James
Bannerman, Alex M
49 Temperance Hall
67 Monk, Oscar J
69 Healey, Mrs K
61 Vacant
63 McCrinnon, Arch
McUrinnon, Mrs A
66 Vacant
67 Salmon, Maurice
69 Watson & Geiger
87 Allen, Wm
93 Leiser, Simon
99 Hatcher, Robt
101 Vacant
103 Stevenson, Gordon
107 Johnson, Miss May
Johnson, Thomas
Johnson, John
109 Revere House
111 Crowthar, John
Paadora Avenue Methodist
Church
121 Sargison, A G
136 Frances, Capt Edwin
Gillihan, Allen F
137 Jamieson, M
139 Vacant
141 Tite, George
143 Cusack T R
Drury, R L
161 Pleace, Mrs J
Vanoouver Street intersects.
St Louis College
Mason Street here.
181 Vacant
Cook Street intersects.
185 Campbell, Wm
Campbell, Donald
189 Sharpless, Isaac
191 Heald, Sydney
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193 Wilson, Mrs Thos
PARKINOTON— From Vancouver
195 Hepworth, Jaa
to Cook.
Hepworth, Frank
Hepworth, Hv
North Side.
205 Sw tzer, Jno W
6 Haynes, Wm
Chambers and George Streets intersect.
12 Grozzelle, Edward
225 McDonald, H H
18 Earsman, Jno
Carter, Miss G A
19-17 Vacant
227 Vacant
South Side.
229 Vacant
Femwood Road intersects.
7 Kroeger, Thos
23 Futcher, Thos Stephen
PANDORA, SOUTH-Runs from
25 Whitwell, Thos
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PARRY— From Toronto to Michi-
North Side.
gan.
2 Barber, Jas
Eabt Side.
4-6 Old hospital grounds
Atkinson, B J
62 Vermouth, John
Two vacant houses
64 McGraw, Jno
6 Miller, A G
Fernwovd Road here.
8 Cashmore, T
South Side.
10 Parker, Jno
Vacant lot
1 Vacant ,
14 Smith, Fredk
5 Sims, Walter
Morris, J W
Vacant lot
Toronto Street here.
PANDORA, UPPER- North and
Vacant
south.
Ritchie, Robt
North Side.
West Side.
388 Ewart, A C
Thomas, Fiederick
Irving, Thos
Vacant lots
Belmont Avenue here.
Michigan Street here.
Dier, W A
15 Curtis, A L
Femwood Road intersectfi.
Curtis, David
Kneeshaw, Jno
Andean, Wm
Rollins, Fred
17 Keenan, T
21 Vacant
23 Fox, Wm
25 Briggs, A P
Harrison Street here.
Woodroffe, Mrs E
Siddall, Hinkson
PEMBERTON ROAD - Runs
Norris, Jno F
from Cadboro Bay road to Bel-
Vacant
cher.
Robb, Andrew
East Side.
"Ryun," Croasdaile, H L
PARK ROAD— From Humboldt
Lane to 8t Charles Street here.
street to Heywood avenue.
"The Oaks," Angus, Forrest
♦'The Priorv," Prior, Col E G,
East Side.
"The Priory," Williams, J R
9 Jelfs, Geo
Belcher Street here.
McTavish's nursery
Askew, Mrs I J
"Wyndlawns," Keefer, Geo A
Qrizzelle, Geo
Clarence
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 28 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
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Chlneae help aupplied on th« alioi'teat notice.
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PEMBROK
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Chambers
North Side
2 Victor!
Store Street I
2 Hewlii
42 Victori
Government
44 Medw€
Cabins
48 Patton
46 Vacant
Cabins
50 Lemie,
Gordor
Cabins
50 LeClai
LeCla
58 Thiensi
60 Trembl
l>ouglas Stree
64 Patters
Williat
Kieson
66 Kellv, .
66K Depe
68 Baker,
70 Fairbai
72 Barron
74 Huntei
76 Orr, Jo
84 Milne,
88 Wilson
94 Kinsmi
136 Clemer
Cantre'
Batterf
Quadra Streu
South Side,
138 Mitche
160 Wilson
152 McNeil
154 Vacant
Cook street 1:
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECTORY.
435
Wilson, William
"Erin Hall," Paddon, Rev
Canon
Cadboro Bay fioad here
PEMBROKE STREET AND
AVENUE— Runa from Store to
Chambers
North Side.
2 Victoria Gas Co, Ltd
store Street here.
2 Hewlings, Fred H
42 Victoria Iron Works Co, Ltd
Government Street iniersects.
44 Medwedrich, Tohn
Cabins
48 Patton, Edgar
46 Vacant
Cabins
50 Lemie, A
Gordon, S
Cabins
50 Le Claire, L
Le Claire, Noel
58 Thiensen, Wm
60 Tremblay, Alexis
Douglas Street interse'>t«.
64 Patterson, Wni
Williams, John
Kieson, Hans
66 Kelly, John
66>^ Depew, John
68 Baker, George
70 Fairbairn, Wm
72 Barron, Sabin
74 Hunter, Chas
76 Orr, John
84 Milne, John D
88 Wilson, Chas H
94 Kinsman, John
136 Clemence, Peter
Cantrell, Millard
Battershill, Wm
Quadra Street Intersects.
South Side.
138 Mitchell, John
150 Wilson, Edward
152 McNeill, J R
154 Vacant
Cook Street intersects.
National Electric Tramway
Co'b sheds
1 Coffee and Spict^ Mills
Oovernment Street Intonects
Webber, John
Richards, James
65 Baker, James
67 Baker, Wm
71 Victoria Ice Co
73 Mel lor, Byron
733^ Roach, George
75 Waxstock Bros
79 Walsh, Isaac
89 Bull, W K
Blanchard Street here.
PENWILL— Runs from Humboldt
to Church way.
E.\8T Side.
1 Galbraith, F
Galbraith, A
Galbraith, Wm
3 Sparrow, M
5 Watson, Geo
Galbraith, A
7 Vacant house
9 McDonald, A
Rogers, Fred
Clemens, Simon
11 McNeill, Angus
13 Home, Thos H
15 Hawton, John
West Side.
10 Munn, Angus
12 Carley, D M
Victoria Crescent here.
PHOCNIX PLACE-Runa from
Avalon road to Toronto street.
East Side.
1 Russell, S G
Greig, William
Solly, L A
7 Westington, W
West Side.
4 Fraser, Mrs Donald
Fullerton, John
PINE — Runs from Craigflower road
to Dominion road.
North Side.
Cousins, F G
Brinkman, M
Ruttan, S
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BRITIBH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
McLellan, Dan
Austin, Henry
Harper, John
Hall, Joseph
Hall, Paul
Harrup, Ed
Roberts, J L
Dominion Road here.
South Side.
Todd, John
Weideman, H
Painter, Jaa
Andrews, E W
Dominion Road here.
PIONEER— Runs from Blanchard
to Quadra.
North Side.
8 Foster, Miss S E
Lake, James T
Flett, James
12 Gribble, J E
Gribble, Henry
16 Scott, John H
18 Petticrew, James, ar
20 Kerg, Mrs
22 Pierre, T W
26 Trace, John
28 Gillespie. W M
30 Ward, William
32 Harris, Henry
34 Gordon, James
Heath, George
Townsiey, James
36 Fredette, Edmond
38 White, Miss H
Brown, M C
North Parle begins.
South Side.
5 Coates, W H
Stallard, C E
7 Rowe, Joseph
9 Monk, Mrs E
9% Hick, William
11 Hales, Frank
Earl. Wesley
Henderson, M
Christie, Gilbert
13 Lucas, William
Lucas, Alex
16 Alexander, Thos
17 Williams, Mrs E
19 Chance, W J
26 Chinese laundry
29 Lewis, Edward S
Lewis, Edward A
Quadra Street here.
PLEASANT— Runs west from Vic-
toria Arm.
East Side.
Turner, Hon J H, M.P.P
West Side.
2 Drake, The Hon Montague
WmT
4 O'Reilly, Hon P, J.P
POWDERLY AVENUE-Runs
from Bean street to Dominion
road.
East Side.
Firth, H
James, Richard
Cave, Mrs Sutelle
Vacant
House building.
Dominion Road here.
West Side.
Dunneti, M
Clark, John
Gold, Wm
Gold, Thos
Williamson, W J
Dominion Road here.
Government Street intenecti.
PioneerC&S Mills
Mansell, James
1 Spice Mills
Stemler, L
PRINCE'S, James Bay— Runs
from Toronto to Michigan.
East Side.
24 Payne, Wm
Vacant lots
Mansell, Mrs A G
West Side.
1 Randolph, J J
8 Booz,TnomaH
6 Cullin, Wm
7 Cullin, W H
A. M. BEAHIE, AUCTIONEER, Vancouver, B. C.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
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PRINCESS AVENUE — Kuns
from ,Goverument to Chambers.
North Side.
38 Johnson, John
Bennett, John
40 Dearberg, John
Dearberg, Thos John
42 Dodd, Miss
44 Townsend, Miss Susan
Townsend, Mrs
48 Petherick, Wm
62 Meisa, Mrs £ M
56-58 Vacant
60 Neill, Archibald
62 Scott, Wm
60 Vacant
70 Rogerson, Isaac
72 Vacant
74 Mesher, Fred k J
Mesher, Arthur
Harris, Mrs John
BHnchard Street here.
76 Fuggle, Mrs Jane
South Side.
9 Godfrey, Wm, sr
21 Krouse, Edw E
Stike, Harry
18 Stagmann, D
29 Anderson, Wm
31 Allen, Kobt
33 Jones, Jas
Douglas street here.
39 Allen, Wm
41 Vacant
45 Keithley, Geo
Nesbit, Philip
49 Oeleon, Thos
51 Taylor, Williard
Vacant house
53 Getchmann, J H
PRIOR.
East Side.
Beek, Jos F
Berryman, Fred T
Holness, Mrs E
Vacant
Femwood Road here
South Side.
5 White, Wm
White, J A
9 Cameron, J no
• 15 Shields, Mrs M A
17 Smith, Mrs F
PUTNAM— Spring Ridge oflf Cad-
boro Bay road
North Side.
Williams, John
Barry, Thomas
QUADRA— Runs from
avenue to Fourth
East Side.
Coutts street here.
, Old Cemetery here.
Mears Street here.
1 Fee, D F
31 Franck, Julius H
Fort Street intersects.
39 Walker, Frank
41 Sandercock, John
Beam, Sabin
Johnson, Mrs E
47 Winger, Jno
Winger, Joseph
View Street intersects.
49 Thompson, Wm
51 Belanger, Seth
53 Hartern, Mrs
55 Gibson, Robt A
57 McNeil, John
69 Copeland, Mrs
61 Andrew, Chester
Yates Street intersects.
71 Booth, Andrew
97 Sehl, Thos P
Sehl, Mrs F
Sehl, Herman
Pandora Street intersects.
99 Moss, Jas
Hanesty, Chas
Weaver, Mr
. 103 Lubbe, Theodore
Mason Street here.
105 Richards, Oliver
107 Cleaver, Rev S
109 Waitt, Mrs M W
Henderson, L G
118 Partridge, T J
Frederick Street here.
Partridge, Francis
Partridge, George
Partridge, John
Partridge, Wm
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125 Paterson, T W
129 Leitch, Dr H D
181 Lowe, W S B
Lowe, Mrs W H
183 Eraser, Mrs M
Bavne, B Roskell
Chatham Street intenects.
135 Garland, Geo W
Garland, Aaron
141 Hart, David
143 Roskelly, William
.'49 Oollis, Albert
Green Street here.
151 Redgrave, S L
165 Murray, James
Murray, Wm
Pembruke Street intersect*.
West Side.
Christ Church Schools
Bardette Avenue here.
24 Hansen, Christopher
Kane and Rae streets here.
26 Vacant
32 Neal, Wm
40 Whitley, Stephen
Fort Street inteneeta.
42 Yee Chung
46 Thompson, Wm
50 Jackson, James
View Street Intersects.
52 McDonald, Miss
54 Deacon, Beni
Sexsmith, Edwd W
56 Ferguson, Miss
Mc Arthur, Miss Bella
Nute, John
58 McKitrick, Wm
62 Vacant
64 Nevins, Bernard
Yates Street Intersects.
68 Weber, Wm L
74 Fletcher, Thos
Johnson Street Intersects.
Pandora Methodist Church
98 Cooper, George A
Farquhar Street here.
Pandora Street Intersects.
100 Johnson, J A
Cormorant Street here.
124 Ward, John
180 Harris, Chas
Levine, Mrs
Le Lievre, Mrs Kate
132 Boyd, James
132K ClauBon, Capt Christian
. English i Robert
136 Cox, Capt Wm
Cox, Rupert
Chatham Street Intersects.
QUKBEC — Runs from Mepziea to
Montreal street.
South Side.
1 Behm, James
Norrison, Win
1^ Cookson & Plows
3 Homfrev, Robert
7 Birnie, Wm
Private ground
15 Langley, James
21 Wilson, Wm
Wilson, Joseph W
25 Mackay, Donald
38 Cruickshank, R
35 McNiffe, Mrs W
87 O'Brien, Stephen
Oswego Street intersetts.
Private property
St John's Street intersects.
Cross Street here.
Private property
95 Nuttall, Thomas
Montreal Street here.
South Side.
4 Richardson, G A
Richardson, George
8 Blume, C A
16 Gilbert, Justin
Vacant lots
20 Watson, David
22 Simpson, G F D
26 Macdonald, Edwd
Stewart, John
28 Ritchie, Robert
Emery, John
32 Marwick, Robert
38 Sullivan, Daniel
46 Jarvis, Wm
Oswego Street intersects.
50 Bendrot, Capt J
56 Leggatt, Chas J
St James' Church, C.E
Vacant lot
82 Both wick, Ralph
St John's Street intersects.
84 Findlay, Dr H B
86 M^cnaughton, A E
Miller E
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VICTORIA CITY DIBECTOBY.
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88 Allen, Wm
Fraeer, John
White, J
Martin, Andrew C
Bennett, F
flO McGuire, H
92 Vacant-
96 Crauae, Percy
98 Fen ton. Misa
aUBBirS AVENUE-Runs from
Douglaa to Chambera,
South Side.
9 McCandleaa, Alex
11 Sangster, George
17 Milne, Alex R
Elrich, George W
21 Nevm, Roy Wm
Garrow, John Kaye, M.D.
Blanchard Street here.
35-37-45 Vacant
47 McCrady, Frank
62 Craig, A D
Dean, John
Burria, S
McDermid, H C
Swinnock, Oacar
Barthea, Caaimir
RAE — Runa
Quadra.
North Side.
from Douglaa to
6 De Wale, Fredk
6 Hart, Henry
Hart, Mra
8 Vacant
10 Brynea, George
14 Mortimer, John
16 Grigg, John
18 Horn, Henrv R
24 Carter, John Wm
Carter, Arthur
Eameranda, Tovey, Mra A E
Blanchard Street bare.
38 Barrv, John
44 Mclfay, Mrs J G
46 Vacant
48 Sweet, Miaa
52 Boacowitz, J
56 Harper, Ja'>>ea
60 Howard, Mra E A
64 Cuthbert, F A
Douglas Street here.
South Side.
9 Mann, James
11 Brown, Mrs H L
Bailey, Wm
16 Nelaon, Chas
17-29 Vacant
81 Stewart, James A
35 Wile, Henry
REBECCA— From Pandora to Got-
ham.
EAaT Side.
3 Allen, Mra A P
5 Weber, Harry
Loburner, Louis
7 McEachern, Wm
Alfred Street (ntersects.
Scott, F M
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RENDALLr— Runs from Simcoe to
Niagara
East Side.
2 White, Alexander
4 Fairful, .-Andrew
8 Richmond, John
Bennett, Henry
10 Pettigrew, Wm
Currie, Robert
12 McDonald, Joaepb
Vacant lota
16 Allen, John G
20 Thomson, John
22 Greenhalgh, Samuel
Niagara Street here.
West Side.
15 Vacant
St. James street here
17 Vacant
19 Stewart, Wm
21 Chriaty. David
McGraw, Jamea
Cobourg Street here.
Private grounda
G Maston'a stables
Private property
RICHARDSON— From Vancouver
to City limita.
NoBTH Side.
2 Hampaon, Wm Stephen
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120 White, Robt
Cook Street hare.
124 Leakey, E P
Boulton, T C
128 Worsfold, J K
134 McKilligan, J B
RICHARDSON AVSNUE-From
Vancouver to City limits.
South Side.
7 Ballentyne, Clinton
11 Carmicnael, Archibald
Kemp, Mrs Mary
25 Vacant
73 Trutch, Sir J W, K.C.G
161 Johnson, M T
Mobs Street here.
RICHMOND AVENUE -From
Oak Bay to Cadboro Bay road.
East Side.
Verdier, Mrs
Soule, C J
Pearson, Chas S
Tubman, Thos
Edwards, S W
Reeves, Artemus
Arbuckle, M
Oak Bay Avenue Intersects.
West Side.
Bennett. J T
Moore, F E
Bridgman, J E
Perfect, Robt S
Parbery, Arthur
Dennan, Edwd
Walker, Jas
MacMillan, John
Lehman, Samuel
Leighton Road Intersecta.
Bragg, John Fredk
Bragg, Wm
Clarke,. Wm Joseph
Vye, Alex
Caldwell, Andrew
RIDOE ROAD, Spring Ridse.
West Side.
12 Broinlfson, A
14 Johnson, John
Lindell, Asgeer
Heglason, Walter
Johnson, Kelly
South Road here.
20 Creech, R K
Creech, H
North Uoad here,
RITHET— Runs from South Turner
to Menzies.
North Side.
Vacant lots
Kenning, J A
26 Newby, John
31 McKay, C B, C.E
Vacant lot
33 Meclean, Dr Chas
36 Prossor, T H
37 Rood, John
39 Harvey, G C
41 Vacant
Nolte, F W
43 Samuels, G
South Side.
10 Munro, Mrs A
22 Jackson, George R
24 Vacant
26 Cochran, John
28 McPhee, Donald
30 Perm, L F
32 Dunderdale, E N
ROBERT STREET, Victoria
West — Runs from Esquimalt
road to water front.
West Side.
Wendt, John
Cunningham, N
Andrew Street here.
McBeath, D
ROCK BAY AVENUE-Runs
from Rock Bay to Gorge road.
East Side.
15 Porter, James
Worthington, Mrs Isabel
19 Morrison, Fredk John
31 Gowdy, Wm
Gowdy, David
Gowdy, Frank
West Side.
43 Alley, Frank Ernest
Henry Street intersects.
A.. JLBE ATTIE WEEKLy AUCTIONS
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
441
4 Cessford, Robt
12 CoUiiter, John Kichd
14 Sinclair, Duncan
Bay Street Intemects.
28 Clyde, Mrs Alex
Clyde, Fredk
John Htreet intenecti.
56 Carter, Thos, jr
68 Carter, Robt
Carter, Kitson
David Htreet InteriectN.
66 Backus, Joseph
72 Murphy, Miss Mary
74 Downer, Harry G
ROCKLAND AVENUE — From
Oak Bay avenue to Belcher
street.
East Side.
Knapp, J T
"Fairholm," Gerrard.Mjr H D
Webber & Galpin
"Hochelaga," Galletley, A J C
"Moorfleld," Aspland, Sydney
Aspland, Algernon
Holland, C A
Gonzales farm
Fortune, Jas
West Side.
"Rocklands," Dumb'.ocon, Hy
"Highlands," Macauley W J
Day, Robt S
Rockland Avenue ends here and Belcher
Street beKini.
RUPERT— Runs from Humboldt
to CoUinson street.
East Side.
16 McConndel, Thos
Beechy Street here.
Humboldt Street here.
West Side.
14 Vacant
16 Campbell, D
18 Vacant
Collingon Street InteraectB.
24 Brown Robt
26 Barber, John
Barber, James
Robertson, John
McOlure Btreet here.
RUSSEL, Viotoria West-Runs
from the water front to Victoria
Arm.
East Side.
McKay, Chas
Mable, Wm J
E. AN. Rv InterHerts •
KKiutmalt Road inteitiectH.
Frederick Street here.
Anderson, Hugh
H.nry Street here.
EBquimalt Road here.
Langford Street here.
Cralgflower Road intersects.
Skinner Street here.
Hubart, Mrs M
Jessie Street here.
Victoria Arm here.
West Side.
Russel, R J
Ledingham, Wm
Bings, John
Penwill, C T
Penwill, Frank
E. & N. Ry. intersects.
Esquimau Rood interHCCts.
Frederick Street here.
Henry Street here.
Esquimau Street here
Kay, John
Vacant house .
Felling, C K
Vacant house
Edward Street here.
Russell, Jiio
Bruce, Alex
Laogford'Stteet intersects.
Kennedy, Thos
Kennedy, Joha
Cralgflower Road intersects.
Vacant house
Skinner Street here.
Jessie Btaeet here.
Victoria Arm here.
SAANICH ROAD— From Govern-
ment to City limits.
East Side.
Meldram, Jas W
Meldram, Jno W
Brickyard
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VICTORIA, B. O.
ABE AGENTS FOB GBOSSLEY
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McGregoi, (Jeevea & Mc-
Gregor)
Brickyard, Baker, Jas
Brickyard, Hamber, M
Bone, Thos
Carter, Mrs Lottie
Driver, Chas
Newing, Jaa
Topar. Aveuue here.
Vacant
Speed Avenue here.
West Side.
Hall, H G
Grant, Gordon
Grant, W P
Ferguson, Wm
Franel* Avenue here
Kidder, Jno
Young, A D
Coug..Ian. Jno
Liddeli, Kobt
Crowell, Mrs F R
Harris, Alfred
Harris, George
Harris, W G
Harris, W J
SAN JUAN AVENUE
Dallas road to Niagara.
East Side.
Noble, Alex, jr
Noble, Alex
Jeffrey, Wni
Eastoii, Walter
24 Peden, Alex
26 Oaldpr, Geo
28 Erskine, Wm
Smith, R F
Stewart, Wm E
Prescott, Chas
Vacant lots
West SiuE.
Dav, Samuel
ArdeU; Thos
Wallace, Jas
'S'^acant lots
•From
SAYWARD AVENUE, Sprinff
Ridge.
East Side.
I'ompkins, W C
Vacant
15 Wilders, Hubert
Wilders, John
26 McCorkall, J
West Side.
6 Vacant
12 Paulson, S
Ihorsteinson, H
18 I'ridsfort, Jno
22 Edmonds, Mrs Jane
24 Anderson, Eric
Goodman, Baldwin
243^ Reid, Ernest
SCHOOL— From Cadboro Bay road
to Yates street.
East Side.
13 Coombe, H
Public schools
SCORESBY— From Vancouver to
Cook.
North Side.
6 Heathfield, Mrs Sarah L
8 Courtney, Geo
10 Vacant
12 Brown, Percy
18 Gordon, Wm
20 Dupcnt, Miss C E
22 Hanson, Samuel
South Side.
7 Cameron, John •
21 Young, Frank
')owning, Mrs Marv A
23 Williams, Alfred
SEOONB -From Bay street to Hill-
side avenue.
East Side.
1 Vacant
11 Shaw, Richard
17 Daiey, Jas
21 Jeeves, Geo
31 Robertson, Alex
King's Road here.
41 Birkett, Thos
46 Fulton, Dan'- '.
47 Burns, Capt ^i il
Hughes, Jaa
42 Hughes, Capt William
Hughes, Capt H V
49 Bartholomew, John H
BETTl
ClABBirC
61 Ai
63 O'
67 Th
HilUlde
69 Sh
Second i
West S
2 Esi
2^ 1
4 Va
6 Ha
Ha
10 Bk
Bio
14 Sal
18 Pra
Ha
20 Pri(
Pri(
30 Arr
32 Brt
42 Gor
King's K(
44 Vac
46 Leh
48 Vac
50 Bro
52 Mes
Vac
60 Mea
62 Kee
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64
66 Res(
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East Sid
Pott
Daki
Dew
Daki
North Si
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No. 23 STORE STFIEET, VICTORIA, B
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Chinese help supplied on the ahorteRt notice.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTO .;Y.
443
61 Arnold, J W
63 O'Brien, Henry
67 Thomas, James £
HiUside Avenue here.
69 Shakespeare, N
Second street ends here.
West Side.
2 Essenwine, Frank
2\4 Key, Edward
4 Vacant
6 Haughton, £J
Haughton, James A
10 Bicor
Bloor, Samson
14 Salmon, E J
18 Pratt, Henry
Harris, Capt C I
20 Pridham, Henry
Pridham, E R
80 Arnold, Saml
82 Bruce, George
42 Gonnason, Ren
King's Koad here.
44 Vacant
46 Lehman, John
48 Vacant
50 Brown, Wm
52 Mesher, G
Vacant
60 Mesher. George
62 Keeler, Richard
64 Hackett, Charles
66 Rescue Home, Salvation Army
SELKIRK ROAD-Runs from
Cbdboro Bay road.
North Side.
Vacant
Selkirk Road ends.
Henry, John
SEyENTH— Runs from Queen's
avenue.
East Side.
Potts, H A
Dakers, Arthur
Dewar, Geo
Dakers, James
North Side.
Hewlings, J Q
Third Street begin* here.
West Side.
McRobbie, John
Menzies, Robert
King's Road interiecti.
Latham, John
Gilchrist. Wm
SIMCOE— Runs from Beacon
Park to Dallas road
North Side.
Muriset, Charles
Muriset Chas, jr
Private grounds
Carr Street intersects.
1.3 Martin, H J
16 Laundy, Thos H
Private properly
19 Mallandaine, Edwd
Mallaiidaine, Edwd, jr
P/iyate grounds
39 Pbipps, Stanley
Phipps, Marcus
Private grounds
Menz'm Street intersects.
113 Jaa iesun, Robt
116 Ba^en, CF
141 Barn?s, James
143 Griinason, Mrs J
Grimason, George
Oswego Street intersects.
173 Driscoll, Denis
St Lawrence interEects.
Montreal Street intersects.
Vacant lots
233 Donnelly, Mrs E
McLellan, Fredk B
239 Hennigar, CJhas
241 Aden, Mrs W D
Private property
249 McLeod , Angus
Immigrants' Home
Dallas Road here.
South Side.
P'ival^ property
6 Bowman, W G
8 Newbury, Wm
Carr Street Intorsects.
28 John so I, James
South Turuar iHieet intersects.
88 Kane, Lt. Col. A J
42 Marquis, H G
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48 Medina Mrs
Vacant lots
88 Grahan John
Vacant lots
102 McMicking, R B
Toronto street here.
Menzies Street intersects.
106 Lawson, Jas H
Vacant lots
Croft street here.
118 Knott, Joseph
120 Vacant
Kendall Btreet intersects.
130 Kendall, Robt 8
138 Foreman, James
142 Davis, William
144 Hraden, Wm
146 Vacant
Private grounds
Oswego Street intersects.
Private property
Montreal Street intersects.
222 Brownlie, Thom
224 Hedges, F F
226 Vacant
228 Nicols, Wilfred
230 Vacant
234 Devlin, R B
St. Lawrence Street intersects.
240 Lanoert, Wm
Carlo, E
244 Bebington, Tbos
246 Flint, Arthur, St G F
248 Merry, George
254 Chinese laundry
SKINNER— Runs from RugBel,Vic-
toria West, to Indian Reserve.
NORIH SiDK.
Williams, F W
Catherine Street intersects,
Robinson, G, J.P.
Patton, Mrs M
Vacant house
SNOWDEN AVENUE - Runs
from Lovers' lane, Ross Bay.
East Side.
Vacant house
Cox, Wm
Ross, Frank H
Ottaway Wm
SOUTH PARK— Ruus from Park
road to St, Catherine.
North Side.
30 Fort, James
Convent and grounds
St. Catherine Street here.
36 Fie win, Thomas
South Side.
1 Brown, Thos
Holmes, W H
Foulkes, J F
9 Brown, John
11 Sene, Peter
13 Vacant
29 Vacant
31 Penny, Mrs M
33 Vacant
Park Road here.
Vacant
PARK ROAD— Runs from Park
Humboldt.
West Side.
12 Taylor, W J, B.L
to
SOUTH ROAD, Spring Ridge
— Runs from Chambers to Devon-
shire road
North Side.
48 Bherwood. Geo
62 Luker, William
50 Vacant
58 Louii, David
Fernwood Road here.
02 Hodgson, H
66 Winsby, W P
Bayward Street ends here.
68 Clarke, D J
Clarke, Wm
70>^ Brown, Robert
Fullerton, W F
116 Haughton, Thos
Divks, William
Brown, Peter
Crowther, George
Taylor, Mrs A
Rendell, H B
Terry, Miss J
Terry, John
Griffith, Edw
Stanley ivento^ere
South
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45.5k
47 Sa;
M'ascotti
53 Mc
55 Va
Wa
Pern wot
63 Pai
69 Mil
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Not
85 Col
Prei
Stanley i
101 Ale
103 Het
109 Clei
119 Ada
Joh
SOUTH
Dallas
East Sid
Vaci
19 Ro8(
Riracoe Sti
19 Loei
Ivani
21 Bun
61 Bern
Niaerara S
Vacj
85 Cam
63 Golc
Priv
West Sid
Vaca
6 Rick
10 Perr
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Victoria Transfer Co., Ltd. '"'"'if^fi i^7^^A!L''^l ^^cfeS"'*'
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VICTOKIA CITY DIBECTOHY.
445
South Side.
Anderson, John
Chambers Stresl micr^erts.
15 Adarjs, Frederic, si
Adams, Frekeric, ir
17 McGill, A D
21 Dods, Robert G
Dods, Walter
Dods, Mrs Marv
Dalziel, Harry
Spring Road here.
43 Pascoe, John
4S}4 Kipling, Wm
45-5>^ Ellis, John
47 Sayyea, John
Mascotte Avenue here
63 McCormac, Ghas
55 Vacant
Waring, Thos
Fern wood Road intersects.
63 Parsons, Ilenrv
69 Mills, Fredk '
88 Pike, Capt Mark
Noel, John F
85 Cole, Capt Fred
Presbyterian M:::"' i
Stanley Ayenue here.
101 Alexander, Thos
103 Hetherbell, Wm
109 Clements, John K
119 Adams, John H
Johnson, Oliver
SOUTH TURNER— Runs from
Dallas road to Simcoe street.
East Side.
Vacant lots
19 Rose, Sydney
Rimcoe Street here.
19 Loemans, A F
Langley, Mrs £
21 Burns, W
61 Bennet, John
Niagara Street intersects
Vacant lotp
66 Garmicliael, J B
63 Gold, Wm F
Private grounds
West Side.
Vacant lots
6 Rickabv, J B H
10 Perry, E
22 Schnoter, A
24 Wilmot, Edw A
Private property
42 Cameron, J G
Vacant
46 Perrin, G A
48 Anderson, David
Vacant lots
Rithet Street here.
56 Norman, Wm
SPEED AVENUE — Runs
Tolmie avenue.
North Side.
4 Houses Vacant
1 Godson, Mrs C T
Godson, John
2 Arden, Rev W H P
3 Arsesta
4 Vacant
from
SPRING ROAD, Spring Ridge.
Eaht Side.
11 Sivertz, liiorolfur
13 Sivertz, Christian
15 Carron, John
17 Collier, T R
CoUiei, Geo
23 Wall, E J
North Road here.
27 Hall, W John
Copeland, C E
Walnut Street here.
West Side.
Vacant lots
South Road here.
16 Stone, Stonson
SPRINGFIELD AVENUE-
Runs from Esquimalt road to
Front street and Old Esquimalt
road.
East Side.
Jacobson, Gus
Clunk, Wm
Clunk, Alfred
McDougall, E
Reid, Chas G S
McBride, Jos
Lismore, Jos
Robinson, Jno
Front Street and Old Esquimau Road
here.
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West Side.
Wilson, Henry
Borgeson, A
Whetstone, A
Stevens, Mrs J
McDonalil, A C
and Old EsqutmaU Road
Front Street
here.
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•Age.
East Side.
Sigurdeson, John
Munroe, Ross
Withrow, Mrs D
Cadboro Ba; Road.
Vacant
Colbert, John
Vacant
West Side.
2 Keast, Arthur
4 Cuthbert, Herbert
6 Roberts, Capt T W
8 Hall, W F
10 Butcher, Arthur
12 Macmillan, Alexander
14 Vacant
18 Angus, Mrs W
ST. CATHERINE STREET,
Beaoon Hill — Runs from Nia-
gara street to Dallas road.
West Side.
Beam, Eli
132 Leech, P J, C.E
140 Walker, Wm
142 Macdonald, G N
ST. JOHN— Runs from Belleville
to Kingston.
East Side.
8 Finlaison, Ghas S
Quebec Street iuterseotii
West Side.
Vacant lot
1 Redfern, G E
Quebec Street here.
St. James Church (C.E.)
School House
and
KiugBton Street here,
CroBB Htreet here.
Uncleared lot
ST. CHARLES— Runs from Cad-
boro Bay road to Belcher street.
East Side.
Belvea. A L
Goward, H, M.A., L.L.B.
Goward, B G
Goward. A F
Toller, Albert
9 Hastings, O C, "Observatory
Hill"
Richards, Hon A N
Belcher Street intersects.
"Gonzales"
Chandler Avenue here.
Earl Street here.
Foul Bay Road here.
West Side.
.Johnston, P T
Johnston, R H
Johnston, P D
Johnston, E P
Brown, Wm
Pemberton Street interse'^ts,
Angus, Forrest
Belcher Street intersects.
Holden, E
Munday, H
Foul Bay Road here.
ST. LAWRENCE-Runs
Kingston to Dallas road.
East Side.
Superior Street here.
14 lAwson, Robert
MlchiKan Street here.
Ontario Street intersects.
Simooe Street intersects.
, Sinclair, Robert
Niagara Street here
Dallas Road here.
West Side.
Vacant lot
3 Horton, Robert John
Kingston Street here.
Brie Street heie.
Lots not cleared
Ontario Street intersects.
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No. 23 STORE STREET, VICTORIA, B. O.
Guides fumiahed to tonrista. All kinds of
Chlneat help auppUed en tbe ahorteat notice
Clar
49 D,
Simcoe
51 H
57 Di
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01 Ir\
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63 Big
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8Pow
10 She!
10 Ban
18 McL
22 Crou
20 Levv
28 Hafe
South Sir
» Silve;
11 Vigel
13 Whefi
15 Hodn
17 Kenn,
21 Geisa
23 Wise,
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33 Tite, (
St. Louis en
Conic Street
STORE-Ri
Johnson
East Side.
3 Vacanf
5 WilliaJ
7 Ullniail
9 Vacanl
11 Vacant
18 AVood, L
13>^ Born
15 f ullorti
Corin iraat St]
17 Caledoil
19 Wing ,
21 Jones,
23 Tim Ke
25 Quong
m Sun ',
29 Sun Ke^
31 Quong i
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49 Donaldson, James
33 Lindsay, David .
37 Jim Kee \
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Simcoe street intersect'.
1
61 Humphreys, S W H
Flsguard Street here.
1
57 Driver, John
2 Vacant stores
1
bl)4 Lince, Edmund
43 Babcbuck, Shem
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01 Irving, I M
45 Raynor, Thos G
1
Private property
47 Victoria West Steam Bakery
1
63 Bissett, Alfred
49 Telegraph Hotel
05 Alder, Mrs
Herald Street here.
Chatham Street intersects
ST. LOUIS— Runs from Cook.
^J *■ ** %f *%^iaa ^JVM^j^fV AAA vb ■ ar^rfv^ vv>
71 Albion Iron Works
North Side.
Discovery Street intersects.
Pembroke Street intersects.
8 Powell, William -
Bridge here.
ory
10 Shepherd, James
West Side.
US Bannerman, A M
18 McLachlan, Daniel
Queen's Hotel
22 Crogan, Wm
The People's Clothing House
2() Levy, Barney
Lukov, J
28 Hafer, Ludwig
4 Saniger, Fred
6 Queen's Grocery
South Side.
8 Marks, Morris
» Silver, John F
10 Sand Ida
11 Vigelius, Phillip
13 Wheeler, Wra H
12 Bossi, C A
20 E. & N. Rv
16 Hodnett, Mrs A
Walker, Walter
17 Kenny, Richd
Cormorant Street here.
21 Geig«,'John
Hotel Janion
23 Wise, Mrs Geo
Vacant store
25-27-29 Vacant
Janion wharf
31 Russell, Arthur
The Canada Paint Co, Ltd
33 Tite, George
28 Janion Wharf Co
St. Louis ends.
Rattray, Chas
Conk Street here.
30 Hilliard, Joseph
1
32 Sing Chong
1
STOIUB— Runs from Cormorant to
Cabins
1
Johnson
42 Robertson, John
from 1
East Side.
Har cot. Carpenter, Joseph
1
Har cot 7, Eriokson, Wm
1
3 Vacant
( Har cot 16, Gunch, F
1
5 Williams, A
Har cot 21, Westall, Thos
1
7 Ullmann, Joseph
Har cot 22, Oulston. James
1
9 Vacant
Har cot 23, Baird, Thos
1
11 Vacant
Har cot 24, Marks, James
13 W ood, W H
Har cot 25, Carpenter, Jos
13>^ Borns, Walter
Har cot 26, Patterson
15 PuUerton, John
64 Vic Rice and Flour Mills
Corm irant Street here.
74 Haney, James
1
17 C<iledouia Saloon
80 Spratt's wharf
19 Wing Chong Co
McCahill, Michael
21 Jones, Wm H
84 Westt rn hotel
23 Tim Kee
86 Rusta, Andrew
25 Quong Ting Tai
Cabins
26>^ Sun Tick
96 Muirbead & Mann
27 Wo Hope Co
116-112 National Elec Tramway
20 Sun Kee
and Lighting Co, Ltd
Porter's Wharl Co
31 Quong Sing
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SUPERIOR— Runs from St. Cath-
erine to JSt. Lawrence
North Side.
Private prope- '.y
Birdcage Walk intersects.
Richdale, W H F
57 Donaldson, A D
Wilson, J W
57i^Locke, L P
59 Prout, Wm
Clark, Robt
Mitchell, —
591-0 Stewart, Wm
61 Dorman, Wm Hy
63 McCandlish, Miss -'
69 Jamieson, R H
83 Blaekett, Cuthbert
Terrant, Rich
Brian, Rich
85 Robson, Rev E
Menzles street intersectB. .
113 Anderson, John
Anderson, Alfred C
115 Spencer, Christopher
119 Henry, William
121 Jack, Mrs A
Longuest, Chas
Vacant lot
131 Morrison, James
133 Dow Hector
Oswego Street iatersects.
151 Vacant
151)^ Vacant
153 McEachrn, John
163>^ Vacant
155 Vacant
155K Richdale, J H
169 Sutherland, John
171 Clarke, Edwd
171>^ Walkley, Arthur
173 Rom bough, Buel
175 Graham, Johnson
Montreal Street intersects.
177 Young, H B
199 Patterson, Robt
201 Coburn, John
203 Butt, (ieorge
Vacant lota
South Side.
St. Lawrence Street here.
2 Williams, F H
St. Catherine Street here.
36 Smith, A J
42 Thompson, Gilbert L O
McFarland, Frsnk
McFarland, Geoi^
Fraser, Mrs E
Birdcage Wallc Intersects.
64 Vacant
68 Smith, John
80 Cameron, C N
82 Prior, H K
Harding, Mrs E M
88 Vacant
94 McDowell, Wm
108 Flett, Alfred
Menzies Street intersects.
110 Jones, R
112 More, A W
Anderson, Jas
Anderson, J W
114 Campbell, Angus
122 Wilson, A E
Embert, C A
134 Murdock, John
Rutherford, Mrs
SYLVIA— Runs from Boyd to San
Juan avenue.
North Side.
Thomson, John A
Vacant
Vacant
Jay, George
Trimen, L B
Trimen, Mrs L B
Trimen, R C
Burrell, Frank
TAUNTON— Runs from Clark.
North Side.
4 Lewis, John W
Vacant
10 McDonald, John M
Vacant
South Side.
Vacant
5 Eirikson, Henrik
Simminsons, Ole
TERRACE AVENUE— Runs otf
Oak Bay ave.
East Side.
McGregor, Archibald
West Side.
Pattie, John
Victor
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11 Don
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13 Vacf
19 Cam
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23 Mitti
27 Hodj
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31 Reill
33 MatJi
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43 Shaw
45 Skell
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47 Bitta
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49 Ladle
51 Hodi;
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8 Willia
12 Blake
14 Heate
16 Vacan
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18 Steffei
26 Vacan
30 John,
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
449
THIRD, Work Estate— Runs
from Bay street 1o Hillside ave.
East Side.
11 Donaldson, James
Bird, David
Miller, Alex
13 Vacant
19 Campbell. John
Mitchell, Chas
23 Mittalstate, Gustav
27 Hodgson, Mis R S
Ho<lg8on, Geo
.31 Reilly, John Thos
33 Matheson, O C
Jesse, Miss E
King's Roadinicrsects.
Ward School
43 Shaw, James
45 Skelland, Wm
Shute, Edw
47 Bittancourt, A R
Bittancourt, Geo
49 Ladies' School
61 Hodiison, Wesley
Grant, Jas A
53 Manson, John D
j'y Lindsay, Geo, sr
Ilutchins, Wm
Lindsay, F W
57 O'Leary, Capt W S
Hillside Avenue intersects..
Murton, Miss Sarah
Munro, Miss A J
West Side.
8 Williams, A C
12 Blake, Alfred
14 Heater, Wm
16 Vacant
16>^ Flesh, Chas
18 Steffen, A H
26 Vacant
30 John, Richard
Chinese laundry
King's Road intersects.
46 McGonnell. Jacob
McConnell, John P
48 Dinsdale, Robt
50 Kelly, D L
54 Edwards, T W
TOPAZ AVBNUE-Runs
Saanich road north.
North Side.
Humber, Luke
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Humber, M
Bone, W H
Burgess, Francis
Galley, Mrs Wm
Fourth Street intersects.
Galley, Fredk
Everton, Geo
Davey, H G
Topaz Ave intersects with Saanich Rd.
Mather, Richard
Smith, Miss Annie
Clanton, R T
Weaver, Thos
Sayyea, Miss L
First Street ends here.
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North Side.
23 Wagg, Edwin
Young Street here.
Vacant lots - : '
Carr Street here.
95 Hughes, J M
97 Byers, Capt W D
Byers, Thomas
99 Richards, Joseph W
Joule, A J
Prince's Street here.
101 Lorimer, Wm
Private property
115 Bland, J^W
Private property
121 Marks, Louis <
Parry Street here.
"Burnham Cottage"
125 Duncan Thomas
Private grounds
Vacant store
Vacant lots
Private property
Vacant house
Menzies Street here.
South Side.
18 Mackie, John R
Phoenix Place here.
Vacant lots
22 Atwood, Mrs E
28 Minckler, Chas
32 Vacant
36 Vacant
38 Roland, Clement
40 Flewen, Chas
112 Foster, Prof R
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116 Grablin, Thos H
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120 Pottinger, W B
35 Harding, George Wm
Franklin Street here.
TROUNCE AVENUE — Runs
43 Wales, Dan
from Government to Broad.
45 Scarlett, John E
47 Bouchier, Miss
North Side.
Richardson Street here.
2 Wells, Fargo Ex press
49 Schofield, Stewart
Green, Worlock & Co, agents
51 Jorand, Mrs
6 Warren, Capt J D
53 Steers, Mrs Mayo
10 Vic & Esq Tel Co
55 Devereux, Miss Julie
McMicking, R B, mgr
English Academy
16 Tolmie Land Co
57 Vacant
Say ward, J P
18 Winnett & Cooper
Scorsby Street here.
89 McQuade, Lewis
Church, J E
20 Y.M.C.A
McQuade, Edward
Bellot Street here.
22 Vucant
22M Mason, W H
26 Cuthbert & Co
99 Hay ward, Chas
103 Ramsdale, Miss Edith
Wollaston, Percy, jr
South Side.
View Street Interaeds.
1 Kurtz & Co
139 Wan Yet
3 Grotto Saloon
Fort Street intersects.
O'Brien, Steve, prop
Hears Street intersects.
9 McGregor, W D
Yates Street intersects.
11 Lee & Eraser
151 Steers, Charles
13 Pullman Lodging House
165 Scott, Mrs Susie
15-17 Canadian Pacific Telegraph
157 Marvmont, Henry
Co, Christie, Wm, mgr
159 Joslyn, C S
19 Silliman. Walter
161 Laird, Madame
23 Teague, John
Pandora Street intersects.
West Side.
TURNER— Runs from Work street.
4 Lootens, Rt Rev Bishop
East Side.
Beechy Street here.
22 Beaven, Hon R, M P P
5 Gill, James
Beaven, H R
5)4 Grant, Donald
38 Acton, Wm
Okell, Samuel M
40 CuUum, Thos
Morris, Walter
40 >^ Vacant
John Street intersects.
42 Graham
Heniy Street here.
44 Reinhardt, Theo
West Side.
50 Doharty, Thos
56 Doharty, J A
Rock Bay School
Dohartv, John C
4 O'Reilly, Frank, C.E
Burt, W A
Pauline, Frank
Burt, Stephen S
Watson, Wm
McClure Street here.
Burdette Avenue here.
VANCOUVER — From Humboldt
80 Powell, Dr J W
to St. Louie.
Powell, Bertram
Coutt* Street here.
East Side.
84 Parr, Thos H
15 Ball, Henry B
Hears Street here.
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 28 STORE STREET. VICTCRIA, B. C
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
461
110 Byrne, Robt S
Fort Street intersects.
120 Scholefield, H E G H
Lew, Mrs B
124 Grimm, Wm
View Street intersects.
126-134 Vacant
Yates Street intersects.
VICTORIA CRESCENT-From
Quadra to McGlure.
North Side.
22 Tuck, Mrs 15 P, "Rocabella."
Tuck, DoupiasC, "Rocabella."
38 Hutcheso'.i, Jas
46 Wood, Frederick
Lee, A'thur
South Sir£.
33 Johnson, J B
Easter
Hartley, S
35 Vacant
37 Butler, J W
41 Herburger, A
43 Harvey. W G
Lester, Hanry C
VIEW.
North Sidb.
32 Reali, Pedi^reno
30-28 Vacant
36 Gilbert, George
St. Ann's Kindergarten
40 Vacant
Institute Hall
St. Andrew's R. C. Cathedral
Blanchard Street intersects.
64 Sioddart, S A
66 Nathan, Edw P
68 Lewis, Lewis
Dudgeon, Robt
70 Phelps, Mrs A
72 Robinson. Wm
74 Phillips, Joseph R
Phillips, Joseph E
82 Braden, John
Braden, Edw
88 McDonald, Murdock
00 Marshall, Mrs Margaret
92 Harwood, Joseph
04 Boiid, Mrs Martha
96 Beal, Wm
Quadra Street intersects.
102 Crowther, (Jeorge Thos
Crowther, Dan
104 McKirdy, Wm
106 Apnaught, Mrs Julia
108 Howell, Thos
Hutchison, Benj
Hutchinson, Miss Lucv
114 Kellv, Saml B
122 Williams, Robt Taylor
Vancouver Street intersects.
160 Dangerfield, Fred
166 Lawrence, George Roper
168 Day. A G
170 Hay. Andrew Gordon
172 Clark, Joseph
Cook Street here.
180 Lovell, J V
184 Vaurine, Mr
194 Stewart, Albert
Stewart, A
196 Bridges, George
Bridges, Mrs G
198 Morley, HAS
212 Victoria Thvosophical Society
Berridge, Wm
Berridge, F C
Berridge, W H
Berridge, AV W
220 McMillan, D
222 Waller, T E
230 Anderson, W
School Street hf n
240 Wiffin, H C
South Side.
1-5 The Driard hotel, Redon &
Hartnagle, props
Victoria Theatre
Hall, D F W
Douglas Street intersects.
Pioneer Bodega saloon
23 Vacant
25 Woodward, Miss Agnes
27 Hong Long
31 \'acant
35 Porter, Miss
39 Vacant
Four houses vacant
65 Douglas, Mrs Georgie
Blanohard Street i&teraects.
69 Jones, John B
71 Wickens, E C
73 Mottram, Joseph
Burns, John D
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Ferguson, Mrs Louisa
77 Va(!ant
79 Vacant
81 Harmony Hall
83 Vacant
85 Go wen, Mrs C
Gowen, Fredk A
93 Moracs, Mrs Annie
96 Perry & Graham's yard
97 McDougall, Chas R
99 Rosa, Frederick
Sutherland, Wm M
Fleming, Miss Sadie
103 Kelly, Andrewf.
103>^ Setterington J A
Quadra Street intRrseci s.
105 Staniforth, Frances
107 Watson, Joseph R
109 Melrose
111 Kirk, Irwin
Hetherington, Robt
Stewart, Robt
127 Galer, Wm
129 Vacant
Back of Assembly Rooms
117 Vacant
143 Riclmids, Frank G
Mills, John
146 Vacant
147 Vacant
149 Phillips, David
151 Harrison, Wm Edwd
163 Leigh, Leonard
167 Morris, Augustus
Morris, Mrs Frederica •
Morris, Amos
181 Savage, R W O
Savage, R W
Savage, H R
Savage, C J
Cook Street here.
217 Vacant house
and
VININO— From Fernwood road to
Stanley avenue.
Sooth Side.
Scott, Adam
Barlow, Thos
Post, Charles
Post, Jason H
Gripps, James
Gripps, Chas
Crull, W J
Samuelson, G
VininK street ends.
Milne Street beKins.
Stanley Avenue intersects.
WADDINOTON ALLEY-Runs
from Johnson to Yates.
East Side.
7 Morley, C
Ure, James
Smith, John
Brown, Thomas
Giffin, Douglas
Harrison, George
WALKER— Runs from the Old
Esquimau road to E. & N. R.
East Side.
Vacant house
Davy, John
E. & N. R. here.
West Side. ,
Vacant house
Bowden, William
Vacant house
E. &. N. R. here.
WALLACE, Beacon Hill Park
— Between Hey woo<l avenue and
Gook street.
East Side
50 Cameijn, Alexander
West Side.
9 Vacant
9}4 Dakin, A
i;7ALNUT, SprinfiT Ridgre-Runs
from Cedar Hill road to Fern-
wood road.
i;ToBTH Side.
21 Preece, W M
29 Barber, John
Barber, John E
31 Le Sueur, Jos
South Side.
20 Vacant
22 Jackson. Jacob
26 Elliot, Mrs Wm
30 Reid, Ambrose
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
453
Reid, James
34 Scott, William
36 Vacant
Fernwood Road here
WHARF — Runs from Government
street to foot of Johnson.
Courtney Street here.
McKillican & Anderson
East Side.
Broughton street Intersects.
Fort Street intersects.
61 King & Ewing
53 Customs Express and Postal
Package Office
55 Victoria Towing and Lighter-
ing Co
Finlaison & Co
57 Vacant
59 Shears, Walter
Customs Appraiser's Office
h9% Hamilton Powder Co
61-63 Rithet, R P & Co
67-69 Marvin & Tilton
Bastion Street here.
71 Shaw, G C & Co
73 Stewart, James
76 Alice & Ault
Esuuimalt Water Works Co
77-79 Lubbe, T
81 Ferguson, Ross J
83 Loe wen berg & Co
Imperial German Consulate
86 Leiser, Simon
Yates Street here .
87 Savage, R W
Dale, D
Northern Pacific
%1% Heany, J A
McLean, John
89 McLeod, Dougald
91 Englehart, Paul
Cooperage Store
97 Warehouse
99 Occidental Hotel
Berryman, Richd H T
South Side.
2 Mcintosh, Daniel D
12 Drake, Wm Tyrwhitt
Coal Office, WT Drake
West Side.
20 Jones, Thomas C
38 Her Majesty's Custom House,
Milne, A R Collector
Custom House wharf
Berry, F
44 Neaves, Arthur
62 Shaw, Geo C & Co
64 Canadian Pacific Navigation
Co, Ltd, Irving, Jno, mgr
Vincent, F W
Carleton, Geo A
Baxter, Chas S
U% C.P.N. Go's wharf
66 Hudson Bay Co
Hall, R H, mgr H. B. Co
72 Todd, J H
72 Todd, J H & Son
74 Marvin, E B & Co
78 McQuade & Son
80 Davies, J P & Co
90 Turner, Beeton & Co
Lorimer, W A
92-94 Earl, Thomas
96 Boskowitz, J & A
98 Findlay, Durham & Brodie
100 Rithet, R P & Go's bonded
warehouse
108 Victoria Truck & Dray Co, Ltd
Office Victoria Truck & Dray
Co
112 Rithet, R P & Go's salt ware-
house
Broderick, Wm
Johnson Street intersects.
WHITTAKER, Spring Ridge.
North Side.
23 Escallet, Ernest
South Side.
1 Vacant
3 Vacant
Smith, Miss F A
Five vacant houses
Wootton, Mrs H
WILLIAM STREET— Between
Devonshire road and Edmonton
road
Hamilton, —
1 Marsden, Geo
2 Dobbs, Eli
WILLIAM, Victoria West—
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Levelle, Alex
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North Side.
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2 Grant, Wm
40 Levy, Henry E
Ryan, Miss Sarah
Guzzan, Miss Holden
Turner Street here.
Pleasant Street here.
42 Madigan, Benjamin
46 Booth, George A H
50 Tagg, James
52 Jacobson, Mrs
Roclc Bay Hotel, Frederickson,
Mrs liouisa
Peterson, Mrs Emma
South Side.
Grant's wharf
Point Ellice boathouse
Green, Edgar A
Y. M. G. A. baths
Spratt & Gray's foundry
17-19 Gray, Andrew
Munro,* Alexander
19 B C Canning and Fruit Pre-
serving Co
31 Edmonds, E T
41 Baaso, Antoine
43 McKay, Mrs Jennie
46 Andrew, Thomas
51 Foster, Robt
53 Colvin, James Burgess
Reck Bay Bridge hete.
YATES— Runs from Wharf street
to Cadboro Bay road.
North Side.
2-4 North Pacific saloon
6 Baker, B & Son
8 Pioneer Soda Water Works
10 Wilson Bros
12 Albion saloon
Gx)k, Fredk
Waddiiigton Alley here.
14 Morrison, James
22 McLachlan Bros
24 S L Kelly & Go
26 Clearihue, J A
Clearihue, A
28 Wilson, John
Peden, Wm
30 Pearson, T B & Co
32-34 Richarls, Thomas
Tye, Thomas H
Matthews, Richards & Tye
Oriental Alley here.
36 Oriental hotel
McKeown, Wm
McKeown, W J
Borthwick, George
3B}4 Dominion Express Co, Ltd
Lvinfesty, Wm
40 Clarke, W R
42 Globv) Restaurant
Vinc'dnt, Thomas
Huiierfauth, Fred'
44 Nathan, Edwd P
Lewis, A.
Lewis, Lewis
46 V^acant
48 Russell, George 8
Miles, Geo W
50 McDonald, Peter
52 Steitz's restaurant
Bowman, Louis
Smith, George
56 Palace saloon
Borthwick, R
Orste, Frank
Oovernment Street Intersects.
58 Tne Pritchard house
Jones, John Boyd
60 Jones & Co ,
62 Gregg & Son
64 Dalby & Claxton
Cuthbert, Fred A
66 Yaio & Brooks
68 Clausaen, John
Walker, Walter
Berridge, Frank C
68>^ Stoddard, S A
Stoddard, Robt
70 Beauchamp Rich''
72 Van Volkenbunrl., A
Van Volkenburgh, B
74 Blackett, St. Clair
Cruickshank, Alf
Palmer, E J
Victoria Coal Wocd and Lum-
ber Yard office
76 Pauline, Miss F
Imperial Studio
Eyres, K J
78 McKinnon,A
Broad Street intersects.
TIM KEE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No. 23 STORE STREET. VICTORIA, B. C.
Gtiides ftimiabed to tourists. All kinds of
Chinese help supplied on the shortest notice.
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY.
465
so Kowbotham, A J
82 Dudgeon, Kobt
Mirror ijaloon
Hayward, Jatnee
No 2 Fire Hall
Goft', Albert
H4 Koarke, Michael
Joliffe, Fred
Wilson, John James
86 Lansdowne House
Partridge, John
S8 Manchester House
Haughton, T & Co
90 Wilson Hotel
Office New York Life Insur-
ance Co, A H Scaife, mgr
Victoria Chess Club
92 Vienna Restaurant
94 Cavin Bros
Hall Bros
The Wilson Saloon
98 Cameron, Mrs John
Fraser, Dr R L
Baker, Dr A R
100 Cochrane & Munn
Douglas Street Interrects.
102 Central Drug Store
Hall, Lewis W
Mallery, Geo T
102V, Clarence Hotel
106 Vacant
108 Mee Wah
110 Kerr, VVm C
112 Powell, Mrs B
Thistle Restaurant
114 Sears, Joseph
116 Collison, Jas
Paisley Dve Works
122 Bull, Miss Tilley
Decarlie, Louis C
Heckman, John
126 Vacant /
128 Vacant
130 Jacobson, Hans P
132 Howell, Mrs
134 Proctor, George Hy
136 Botus, Mrs Jennie
138 Vacant
140 Tong Honn
142 Sam Lee
144 Song Lee
Blanohard Street intersectg.
152 McCrimiron, Alex
McCrimvion, Alex R
McCrimmoti, Duncan R
Victoria Steam Laundry
156 O'Neil, Fred
158 Wing Lee
164 Sere & Co
166 Bugney, Walter
Wiliiams, Chas
168 Salmon, Harry
170 Cameron, Colin
172 Bowles, Migs Lydia
174 Wilby. William
174>^ Parmiter, J
Quadra Street iBtersectB.
176 Myers
178 Leiser, Gustave
Leiser. Max
Lenz, Jacob
Fairbairn, Mrs M
180 Kent, Chas
186 Jessop, John
188 Peiser, K K
18S Taylor, —
190 Doscher, Henry
Schwatz, Heinian
192 Vacant
Vancouver Street Intersects.
204 Strouss, M
Bissinger, Sam
206 Eckersley, James
208 Dubald, John
214 Nicholson, J H
222 Lines, Edward
228 Kelly, S L
Cook Street intersects.
230 Lenoy, Moses
244 Vacant
260 Johnston John
252 Astrico, Mrs P A
254 Mould, Mrs J E
Mould, James
256 Barry, Thomas
262 Vacant
264 Hartnell, Mrs M A
266 Bradley, Ernest
268 Schroder, Miss Helen
Schroder, Julius C
270 Dooley, John
280 Morkill, G H
284 Came, Fred, jr
286 Pither, Luke
288 Crane, J E
314 Selleck, Mrs M A
316 Camsusa, Mrs Margaret
Fernwood Road intersects.
Hooper, Thomas
Harrison Street here.
Junction witii Cadboro Bay Road.
South Side.
1-5 Leiser, Simon & Co.
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Bloomingdale, Emanuel
61 Renouf, Clement E
Rose, Daniel R
Nicholles, Major John
Moody, S P
Nicholles & Renouf, Ltd Lia
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6 Bornstein, H
63 Brown Bros
7 Capitol Saloon
Brown, Geo Hy
65 Carmichael, W N
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Flewin, Thos
9-11 Spenoe, S J
Carmichael, W N & Co
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67 Stoddard, Wm J
Freeman, J H
67-9 McNeil, Albert
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New York Hotel
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Lenz, Mose
New York Restaurant
Leiser, Gustav
Johnson, Mrs E
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69 Burton, Al
13 Pi'vher & Leiser
Tribe, Geo
Pither, Luke
71 Dawley, F J
Gardiner, George A
Vancouver Hotel
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Demers, L
73 Colbert & Warner
17 Clarke & Pearson
Hall, Dr Ernest, D.D.S
19 Vacant
Hall, Dr Lewis
21-23 Langley & Co
Langley, A J
Henderson, J N
McKeclinie, Dr
77-79 Jeffree, W J
Cunningham, Robt A
Sanderson, MissM
Douglas Street intersects.
27-29 Piercy J & Co
Pauline, F A
29 Bank Exchange si loon
Bruce, Wm B
81 Power, William
Hall, Henry
83 Knight, Alfd W
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Sayer, G C
Langley street here.
86 McGregor, Mrs H
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31 Guinan, C J
Catto, Dr
Moore, J )hn J
89 Jackson, Mrs J B
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Moore & Co
91-9? Hughes, Peter
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33 Bank B N A
Tdottram, Joseph
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Finlaison, E
Downer, Henry G
Stewart, D B
Stallard, Chas
CO
36-37 The Times P •iP Go's office
95 Goerg, Mrs Annie
Templeman, Wm
97 Lissett, James
Adelphi sample rooms
Manton, Joseph
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Croft, Wm
99 Sang. W
Mallandar, Wm
101 Wo Kee
Government Street intersects.
103 Calwell, Hugh
105 Barker, Adolphus
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43 Creech, Wm R
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Victoria Lithograph Co
45% Morrison, Dr Richd
109 Nicolaye, Rev Joseph
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Van Nevel, Rev J A
Ralph, Wm
45-47 Stewart, Duncan
Leterme, Rev Joseph
I^mmens, Rt Rev J N
Tolmie, Andrew
115 Couver, Miss Lucy
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Tolmie & Stewart
117-123 Dominion hotel, Stephen
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49-61 Marbeouf, Louis
Jones, prop
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Poodle Dog restaurant
Blancuard Street intersects.
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63 Van Sicklen, Wm
127 Wriggle worth, Joseph
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65 Watson & Hall
Saanich Lime Co
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57 Vacant
129 Wriggles worth, Walter
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85 Watson, Franklin P
Wriggles worth, William
69 Dean & Cryderman
Dean, W M
Wriggles worth, Chas
Wriggles worth, Edward L
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Cryderman, F M
135 Summer, Joseph
Broad Street intersects.
189 Vacant
A. M. BEATTIE
CITY MARKET, VANCOOVBR, B.C.
Weekly Auctions 1 1
INTERIOR
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Victoria Transfer Co., Ltd.
21 and 83 Bronghton Street. Victoria. B. C. Tel. 129.
Zargett in the
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VICTORIA CITY DIRECTOBY. 467
141 Piper, C T W
253 Jones, Geo
Piper, Clias J
255 Silliman, Geo
Paragon Oil Co
Silliman, Walter
Jones, John T
263 Moss, William
147 Faleanaro, Mrs Mary E
Moss, Henry
Hetcher, John
273 Roarke, M
153 De Voe, Frank
275 McMillan Bros' Bakerv
Roberts, John
277 Born stein, H
City Electric Light Works
281 Vacant
Carsou, Thos
287 Gibbs, Frank B
Gibson, Andrew
MyKillican, W D
167K Victoria Vinegar & Pickle Co
McKillican, H A
Le Vatte, F W
291 De Cosmos, Hon A
Falconer, James H
Smith, —
159 Ritchie, William
Yates street corner Fernwood Road.
161 Keller, John W
177 Weil. Peter
311 McKeown, Angus
Chumberlin, Ithamer
185 Clark, Wm M
185 Clark, Wm J -
189 Walker, Donald Grant
YOUNG — Runs from Michigan to
195 Hersog, Mrs H
Toronto.
Bagerty, John
East Side.
199 Vacant
14 Lindsav. Albert
Vancouver street interBects.
Clarke,' Wm
16 Dallaine, J A
203 B. C. Cattle Co's Stables
219 Vacant
Martin. J A
229 Andrews, Richd B
Muir, Douglas
Muir. Wm
281 Harris, Charles
Levene, VIrs Margaret
Roberts, FC
Cook street Intersecls.
Wilson, J A
239 Henderson, Thos
Middlaton, K
Henderson, H
22 Mason, W H
243 Kent, Chas H
Roberts, Thos
247 Hartman, Dr S
249 Vacant house
West Side.
251 Vacant.house
Private property
EBATTA.
For changes in residences, which have taken
place since the enumerators handed in their
returns, see Addenda (beginning of book),
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VANCOUVER.
In 1891, on the 5th day of April,
it is recorded in the decennial census
records of the Dominion of Canada
that Vancouver had a population
of 13,800. As no official count
lias been made since, the popu-
lation at the close of 1893 may
be put down as approximating
15,000. In western cities more es-
pecially it is a unsafe to depart too
far from official statements, as then
the imagiination has room for
lively play, and directories, i( reli-
able, have little to do with the im-
agine ♦ive. Fifteen thousand is the
product of seven years' growth, which
in any event, should satisfy those
who prophesied, and still prophesy,
great things of the Terminal City;
and if the record be maintained u)i-
until the pr' sent census decade is
completed, there will still have heen
but little cause for dissatisfaction, as
compared with anticipated progress.
Vancouver is called the Terminal
City for an obvious reason. A.4 the
last station westward, on the largest
direct line of railway on the Anieri-
can ctntinent, or in the world for
that matter, it merits the title ; and
as the eastern and northern terminus
of two great trans-oceanic steamship
lines it is trebly entitled to the desig-
nation. It might have been dubbed
the City of Destiny with much more
significance than its Sound sister,
Tacoina, but titles are not always sig-
nificant.
So much has been said of the situ-
ation, growth and prospects of Van-
couver that the " endless repetition "
may be minimised in this descrip-
tion to its narrowest limits.
Briefly, Vancouver, is situated at
the western end of Burrard Inlet, a
deep, land-locked arm of the sea,
eleven miles in length, with an aver-
age width of about two miles, consti-
tuting the inlet in question a mag-
nificent harbor, and enabling it to
rank with the great ha.' mrs of com-
merce. The Narrows, where the
promontory of Brockton Point ap-
proaches the land of the opposite
shore, and through whi(rh at lowest
tide the largest ocean vessels pass
easily and securely, connects it
with the straits beyond. More than
one ship has sailed in and out
through these Narrows without the
aid of pilot or steam tug, so that their
navigation cannot be said to b either
difficult or dangerous. Besides be-
ing commodious enough to allow the
whole British fleet to ride at anchor,
there is sufficient water all around
its shores to dock the biggest ship of
which it boasts.
Taking the older land marks by
which to more easily localize the city,
Vancouver is 75 miles from Victoria,
north-easterly, 35 miles from Na-
naimo, easterly, and 12 mi^' *»• tm
Westminster, northerly.
The site of Vancouver is lo.nark-
able for several things: Its
beauty, its easy gradients and facili-
ties for drainage and its natural
adaptation for the growth of a city of
metropolitan proj)ortions. The main
portion is peninsular in character,
False Creek, a tidal arm of Knglish
Bay paralleling Burrard Inlet near
t!:H eastern boundary of the city
limits and dividing it from Fairview
and Mt. Pleasant, more elevated and
suburban portions. The western
knob of this peninsula is a military
reserve, about 1000 acres iii extent,
and connirisiug the far fame<l Stanley
Park. This reserve has been leased
to the city for park purposes, for the
VANCOUVER
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Butiiii «Bil Cheese!,
tftfrnar,
B,ft,©..C.
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DJ^IDGE,
iissRP Meroliaiits.
rocess.
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g^ij i\ General Banking Business Transacted
VANCOUVER, B. C \m
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IVjoney Loanei on all kinds of flegotiable Securities.
Interest /^ilowed on Deposits at Liberal Ratesz
Special J\ttention Paid to Collections. c>^
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CORRESPONDEKTS-BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, ^d^^
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p. O. BOX 81. TELEPHONE 93. Hlrw j 7
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Real Estate and Insurance Agent, ^
317 CORDOVa\ ST., V/aNCOUVER, B. C.
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Agent for the British Empire Mutual lite Assnrance Co'y, of London, Eng. ^^i
Mortgages NcgoliaKnl. Kunls and Interest Cu'ilecterl. Fire, Life anil .Accident Insur-
ance Kffecli'd. Eslalis Carefully Managed for Non- Residents.
SUPPORT
HOME INDUSTRY.
Toronto
C*r->Hf*D youp money in the
CS) eountfy and aid in its ppogifess
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WINNIPEG, \^
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PniNTINQ.
QUARANTECO BEST IN THC WORLO
L EST OeSIGNS AND MoST COM*
p Tt Assortment in Canada.
IlECTROTVPINO. - PHOTO-ENQRAWIN& ["^Aw/^
AND ZiNC-ETCHINO
Head Office ind Foundry, Toronto,
44 BAY Street,
J It JOHNSTON. GCNERM. MANAOBR,
Western Branch :
396 PORTAQE Ave.,
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Manufacturing Jeweller
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Watchmaker
105 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C.
Dealer in
Watches, Diamonds, Silverware,
Clocks, Spectacles, Opera
Glasses and Souvenir GooJs.
* Repairing of Fine Watches and
$ Jewelry a Specialty.
^ Wedding Rings and Special Designs
f- of Jewelry to Order.
BELL-IRVING & CO.,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Shipping Agents,
WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-: AGENTS FOR THE
Anji^loBritish Colnmbia Packing Company. Ltd.
North China (Marine) Insurance Company, Ltd-
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58 Cordova St., Vancouver, B. C.
Telegraphic Address: Code, ' A.B.C, 1883.'
'Okanagan, Vancouver.'
Telephone 140.
P.O. Box 8«7.
lellNGLO-COLUMBit;o,Lt(l,
OF I_i03SriD01T, E2iTC3-.
VANCOUVER. BRANCH : 32 WATER STREET,
IVholeanle Itiijtortera of
Liquors, Teas, Coffee, Spiees, Cigars, Etc
REPRESENTING :
A. ti. Kidston & Co., of (Glasgow. Bonyer Guillet A Co., of London and
J. G. Thomson & ('o., of Leith. J. Stevenson, Birmingham. [Hannuir.
MacKintOHh & Co., Inverness. W. F. Stevenson & Co, of Manila.
Etc., Etc., Etc.
O. D. MACKAY, - Managing Director.
J,l-^J»L4..i"»-.H.;.,.'A? '
Powis & Whitehead.
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
A.(3-E3SrTS :
London and Lancashire Fire Insnrance Company.
I>oanB Negotiated.
Estates Managed.
Cor. Cordova and UAIIPnilUCD D t>
Cambie Streets. yHllbUUVEn, D. U.
J. M. Buxton & Co.,
Dealers - in - Mines.
Finanokl aud Real Estate Agents.
Notaries Public, Etc., Etc. - -
GRANVIIvIvE) ST„
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(Suooessors to Ohipman, Morgan & Co.)
Ship Brokers and
Commission Mchts.
XXPOKTEHS OF
Rice, Sacks, Japan, Indian and China Teas, Steel, Iron
Rope, Cement, Oils, Fruits, Canned Goods, Etc.
632 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C.
81Gl!f OF THE BIG BOTTLE.
J. C. DOUGLAS,
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424 CORDOVA STREET,
VANCOUVER, B, C.
p. O. Box 246.
Telephone 258.
W. C. Marshall,
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^LIVERY AND .
"^ EXPRESS STABLES.
TEIIjBI=»Ii01TIi] 423.
141 Water Street, VancouveVy B. C.
Tiles, Grates,
Mantels,
Electric and
Gas Fixtures,
Stoves,
Steel Ranges.
McLennan & McFeely
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Hail Orders have our Prompt Attention.
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Atkins & Atkins,
THE LEADING
DISPENSING CHEMISTS
- - AND DRUGGISTS,
TELEPHONE 90.
P.O. BOX 204.
417 HASTINGS STREET, W, Vancouver, B. C
H. P. MeORANEY.
JOHN J. BANKIELl)
McCraney & Co.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
— REPRESENTING —
The Phoenix of Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
The Confederation Life Association.
The National Fire Assurance Co.
The Dominion Building and Loan Association.
MONET TO LOAN. ESTATES MANAGED.
H. P. McCRANEY & CO.
411 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C.
Higs seni
CoR.
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Dealers in Wall Paper and
Ceiling Decorations.
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Glazing, Kalsomining and
Paper Hanging.
R
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
25 Hastings Street, E.
p. O. Box 686..
Vancouver, b. C.
Palace Livery
M. T. L. LLOYD, Proprietor-
First-class Single and Double Driving and
Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horses.
LATEST STYLES OF CARRIAGES — -^^
GUDSTOMES, PH/ETONS, BUGGIES, ETC.
Rigs sent Promptly on Telephone Call to any part of the City. Telephone 125.
BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY.
Cor. Pbnder and Burrard Sts., Vancouver, B. C.
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P. O. hOX 104.
MacKinnon, MacFarlane & Co,
6 1 1 Hastings Street,
* — — .._ Vancouver, B. C.
For Investments in British Columbia
Farm Lands, Timber Lands,
Government Lands,
Cattle Ranges, Mining Properties.
Reliable Assays and Reports on Mines.
John Dbvine & Son,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS - -
AND COLLECTOBS
128 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C.
Special Debt Collecting Department.
P. O. Box 132.
EDWARD LIPSETT
J SAIL, TENT AND ,
^' AWNING MAKEB *^
Horse and Wagon Covers, Bags, Hammocks, &c.
Waterproof Blankets and Covers.
69 Water St., vancouvbr, B. C.
THE LEADING BIOYOLE FIBM.
>i,i THERE ARE NO 'CYCLES
MADE SUPERIOR TO THE
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Centaur,
Premier,
AND Raglan
'OITOIjES,
and very few approach them in
Speed, Design* Durability and Finish.
World'8 novice one mile record, 2.28 ; world's twenty-five mile road record,
(il ininutes ; five mile N.C.U. championship ; nine-tenths of all English Chal-
lenge Cups, and thousands of other races won on these machines.
We wan t mjoBsMe Dnshing
merctaBts or others to re-
present ns at erery iipor-
tant pint in B.i;,
E. 0. HILL,
Mgr. 'Oyole Dept.
GEO. F. BOST^VICK,
Canadian Representative,
24 Front Street, W, - TToRONTO.
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ONT. Branch Stores, HALIFAX, N. S., MONTREAL, QUE.,
WINNIPEG, MAN., and
GRANVILLE STREET,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Controlling exclusively all rights for Canada for tbe sale and manufacture of the
mOMSON-HCOSTI)!!, EOISOII, BALL and WOOD SYSTEMS
Of Eteelrieal Apparatus for Eteetrie Zighting, Uleetrie JIatCwraya and
Uleetrteat Transtnittion of Power>
Full supply of Lamps, Wire Sockete, Meters, TranstormerB, Switches, etc.,
etc., carried at all branch stores. Address all correspondence to the Company
at nearest branch office.
CANADIAN GENERAL aECTRIG CO., LTD, - VANCOUVER, B. C.
DIRECTORY LIBRARY.
XiXBS^iXr is one which hs8 been keenly felt by 4tae
The want of s DIRECTORY
business men of this Province. Britikh Columbia's trade wlih almost every quarter ot the
world is rapidly growing, and it is of tbe utmost Importance that our merchants should be In a
position to obiaiu tbe addresses oZ reliable firms abroad. 6uoh a library is now arailable to tr e
public. A small charge is maae for consulting any of the following, among other directorieR
now at our onice.
Calveras County California.
Annara
Bsltit^ore
Birkenbead England.
Birmingham englaud.
Brandon, Manitoba.
Bristol ^» England.
British North Borneo
Calgary N. W. T.
Cambodia
Camden N.J.
Cochin China
Chicago Illinois.
Cores ,..,..,...
Ddrtmout b N. S.
Kdinburgh Scotland.
Glasgow Bootland.
Halifax N.B.
Hamilton , Ontatro.
Hawaiian Kingdom
Honkon? Chi&a,
Honolulu HI.
Idaho, State of U. B. A
Japan ,
Lelth HcotlaiKl.
lieeds England
Liverpool England.
London Out.
l^ndon (Ucg.) I'ost Office Directory
Micao
Malay Straits
Manchester England
Mt^nUoba
Mohts. & Shippers Guide of the World, Kelley's
Montreal
New York , -.
North West Territories
Oregon . State of
c'hllldelpbia
i>imiiplne
Portland Oregon
Portland Maine
t^alem & Qloucestoi: Co N J
Bait Lake City
Han Francisco
San Joaquin
Harbwak
Scotland
Seatttle Washinttoii.
Sheffield ...... England
Slam
hpokane Falls
StanltauR County .0«I.
St. Johns New Foundland.
Stockton City
St. Paul Minnesota
Strait Settlements '■■■■
Sydney N. 8, W. Australia.
'lacoma
Tonkin ".
Toronto
Tuolumne County Cal.
Washington, State of
Wladiwostock
Winnipeg Manitoba.
Yokohama ..China.
J.COLCUTT & Co.
. • WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF - •
WINES and SPIRITS
VANCOUVER, B. O.
OmCES: Riohard St., opposite Bank of B. C.
-BRITISH COLUMBtA AGENTS FOR-
GONZALEZ, BYASS & CO., Sherry Growers and Shippers
JBRBZ HE LA VHOSTKKA, SeAXX.
HUNT, ROOPE, TEAGE & CO., Port Growers and Shippers
OPORTO, PORTUGAL.
BARKHAUSEN & CO., Bordeaux, France.
GAUU>WAY & WATSON. Glasgow, Scotland.
J. COLCUTT 6c CO.
Vancouver, B. C.
S F. SCOTT.
-R. HUGHES.
Scott & Hughes,
Real Estate, Insura.nce Brokers
\ AnOTIOgEERS"
4J AND . . . . . If
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General Commission Merchants.
S06 Hastings Street,
VANCOUVEE, B. C.
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WINES,
LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS.
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New VancoflW Coal Minini ani land
LIMITED.
(FORMERLY THE VANCOUVER COAL COMPANY)
ARE THE URGEST COAL PROBUCERS ON THE PACIFIC COA^.
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NAN AIMO COAL
Famous Gas and House Coal,
• NEW WELLINGTON COAL
Favorite House and Steam Fuel.
SOUTHFIELD COAL
steam Fuel.
THESE COALS ABE MINED BY THIS COJ^PAN Y
ONLY, AND BY UNION LABOR.
THE NANAIHO COAL Rives a large percentage of gtiM. a high iUnmlnating power,
unequalled by any other bitumlnout gas coals In the world, ana a superior quality of
coke.
THE SOUTHFIELD COAL is now used by aU the leading steamship lines on the
Pacific.
THE NEW WELLINGTON COAL is the favorite fuel for domestic jurposes. It is a
clean, hard coal, makes a bright and cheerful fire, and its lasting qualities make it the
most economical fuel in the market.
The several mines of the Company are connected with their wharves at Nanaimo
and Departure Bay, where r.hips of the largest tonnage are loaded at all
stages of the tide. Special despatch is given to mail
and ooean steamers. ,
SAMUEL M. ROBINS, - Superintendent
NAN&mO, VANCOUVER ISLAND, B. C.
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p.m., returning from Nanaimo at 7 a.m.
Cargo at Company's wharf until noon.
Vancouver and Northern Settlements— S. S. COMOX leaves Coin
pany'a Wharf every Monday At 12 noon for Gibsons Landing, Sechelt,
Welcome Pass, Nelson Island, Lund, Hernando, Cortez, Read, Redondii
and Stuart.
Vancouver and MoodyvUle—S.S. SENATOR leaves both points eveiy
two hours. .
Steamers and Scows always availalale for Excursions,
Towing and Freighting Business. Ample storage
accommodation on Company's
Wharf.
Particular* on applioation.
"W. I^- Toi=»i^iisrc3-,
Nlana^er.
Telephone 94. P. O. Box 2^7.
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KEEFER & GODDEN,iBaker & Leeson,
-PROPRIETORS
Vancocvkb Gaanitk and Sandstone
QuARBiEs. Brick Manuvaoturebs and
Contractors. Towing and Liohtering,
Tug "Swan," and Eight Scows.
132 Alexander St, Vancouver, B.C.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
■ AND ■
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
121-123 Water Street, Vancodver, B.C.
PO.Box« Telephone 898 I ^£LSH BROS.
FRBD ALLE.N. j
Ffc- Feed- and -Proiiiice-MercliaDt.
GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE ...
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
13 \/ater St., Vancouver, B.C.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
BAILEY BROS,
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BOOKSELLERS
- AND ■
STATIONERS
Vancouver, B.C.
Gordon Drysdale,
IMPORTER OF
Br) Coods, Mllllneri and Mantles,
150 Cordova St;, VANCOUVER, B.C.
VANCODVER AUCTION ROOMS
F. W. BAUBR, Aaetione«r.
Commission, Accountant and Insurance
•• Agent. :
594 Granville St., opp. Post Oftloe,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
ORIENTAL HOTEL,
;i»«-atO Water Nt,, and v wrmurvn n r
St3-3»1 Cordova Ht., VAJJCOUVER, B.C
Free Bum to and trom tlie Houae. Termi:
M to ll.M per day. according to rooms Tliree
blocks from railwajr depot and steamstiip wiiarf
nnd two from f oit OflHoe.
Sail Loft and Tent Factory.
(EBTABUSHID TN VANCOUVER 1887.)
9 Water Street, VANCOUVER, B.C.
C. H.JONKS,
Sail Maker, Manufactarer of Tents,
Covers, Etc.
Alhambra <r Hotel,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Mid-aay - Zunrh - « - apeeialty,
S. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
DAVID WILSON,
Saddlery, Harness, Trunks, Horse
Clothintr, Tnrf Goods, Etc. Etc.
Sole Agents for Mt/Brt Jt Co'a Boof Stuffing.
Tlie best Ointment for saddle soies and
other lioree ailments.
137 Cordova St., Vancouver, B.C.
CfiEAN & THOMASt Proprietors.
D. J. MolEAN & CO.,
Clothing and Gents^
Fnrnishing s.
18 Cordova, at., VASCOVVEU, B.C.
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WHOLBSAI.E AKD RETAIL
Bntchers and Stock Dealers.
VANCOUVER, B. C.
COSMOPOLITAN
HOTEL AND - RESTAURANT
ABltArJl: WJBLhIA'GTOlf, Propa.
Cop. Cordova aud Abbott Streets,
Vancouver, B. C.
Sloan's Bestaurani
Open Day and Nifht.
Hasby W. Sloan. Prop.
P S. CLARKE ,
MEN'S CLOTHING, ETC.
H2 Cordova St., VANCOUVER, B.C.
E. J. FADEE & CO'Y,
WholCBale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh, Salt & Smoked Fish,Game
AND
Oeneral CommlMloa M erolianta.
114 CORDOVA ST.,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
R. ROBERTSON.
CLOTHING AND • -
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
S6 Cordova Street, VANCOUVER, B.C. \ CARRALt STREET, VANCOUVER, B. c.
LOGKHART & CENTER,
UNDERTAKERS.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
Vancouver - Gurney - Cab
AND
Delivery Oomp'y,
Office: 107 ABBOTT ST., xr^„^^„„^^ t> rt
Telephone 68 vancouver,B.C
John Rbkd,
76 Cordova St., VANCOUVEB, B.C.
T.R.MORROW
Chemist and Drugijist.
496-498 Cordova Street
and Mount Pleasant,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
B.F.HENEY,
Harness, SaiUery, Tints, Vata,
LELAND • HOUSE,
WM. HAMILTON, Prop.
Itc., Etc.
TVKv aoona a sfEciAZ.Tr,
32« Cordova St., VANCOUVEB, B.C.
Cor. Hastinfifs and Granville Sts.,
VANCOUVKIi,B.C.
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JOE DIXON, Propr.
8840 Cordova Street East,
Cor ColumliiB Avenue,
I'.O. Box S78. VANCOUVER, B. C.
THE DIPLOCK
Book and Stationery Co
60S Haatingi Street, Weat,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Toinlinson&McTaggart
Dealers In —
Manitoba Floni', Bran, Shorts, Chop,
Oats, Wheat, Barley and Pro-
duce of all kinds.
Telephone 382. 326 Westm'r Ave
VANCOUVER, B. C.
J. T. Brown & Sons
GROCERS,
Telephone 348. P. O. Box 443
Cor. Pender and Howe Streeta,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
A. DOUGLAS & CO,
PHOTOaRAPHEES,
615 Hastings St.,
VANCOUVER, ...... B.C.
Ottawa House,
J. M . DeWITT, Propr.
Cor. Pendor and Granville Streets,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Clarence ■ Hotel,
F. FOUBEBT, Proprietor.
Cor, Pender and Beyntour Streeta.
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Delmonico House,
J». v. EatBHBOlf, Prop,
Cor. Pender and Seymour Sts.,
Vancoiaver, - - - - B.C.
BURNET & BURNET,
Dom. and Pnw, Land Sunfeyois,
LEFEVRE BLOCK.
Corner Sevmour and Hastings Streets,
P. o. Box 664. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Vancouver Dairy Co
A. WEBSTER & SONS, Props.
Choice - Milk • and -.Butter.
Telephone 3OT. P. O. Box 696.
708 Granville St., VANCOUVER, B.C.
Oueen Bros. Livery,
QUEEN BROS.r Props,
Georgia Street, VanCOUVer, B.C.
Englewood Hole
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ItKOKKRS & COMMISSION MCHTS.
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Joshua Fletcher,
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702 Granville St., VANCOUVKH, H. C.
M. O. McLean
Importer of —
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
CM Granville Street,
jj. VANCOUVER, B. C.
W. M. MACKINNON,
(Assoc. Member Institute C.E.)
Manor House,
Vomer Howe, ami DniiHmiiir Sireelx,
VANCOUVER. B. C.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Maccaronl andjerrnicelli Factory.
JOHN SCUITTO & SONS.
P. o. liox vj. Vancouver, B.C.
Orders by Mnil tilled Tromptly.
WATER SUPPLY ; Irrigation ; Water
"' Power ; Bridges ; Striietuial Iron
Work, Ktc, Office — Cor. of Homer and
Cordova Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C.
M J HENRY,
Nurseryman & Florist.
tireenhoiite and Nnrsery: tt04 n'esttiihtater
Road, IViHcoMi'er, II. V. P. O. Address: Mt.
Pleiisant, Vancouver, B.(;
Fine Aerlimtttlsed Stock of Trees, Plants, Vines
Shrub", Roses, Itulbs, etc , also Agricultural
Implements al I^owest Cash Prices.
p. LARSON, Prop.
gH.3 AltUOTT STREET, - -
- - - VANCOUVER, B. C.
JOHN LECKIE,
IMPORTER OF
Fishing Supplies, Cotton Ducks, Twines, Oiled Clothingr,
Gum Boots, Ropes, Blocks, Flags, Bunting, etc.
A FVLh STOCK ACWAYS 0\ HAND.
631 GllANVILLE ST.,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
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Salmon Nets, Twine, etc.
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The Raymond Independent Ball Mill is the most prac-
ticable Ball Mill ever V^nilt for the reduction of Gold and
Silver Ores, Portland cei.ent, Phosphate rock and all hard
refractory materials to any degree of fineness.
A Few BeasouB why it is the BEST.
I St. It is the only ball Mill ever built having a uniform
crushing and driving force applied to the balls independent
of each other.
and. With the sectional Driving Bed the greater the
speed the greater the crushing and driving force. This is
a valuable feature and one that no other ball mill possesses.
3rd. It can be run wet or ^tj also with air separation.
Capacity one to four tons per hoifr.
4th. It has a direct -rolling motion and the balls are
self adjusting, therefore has less points of friction than any
other ball miU ever built.
5th. The sectional driving bed allows the balls inden-
dent adjustment to uneven surface as if caused by running
over large pieces of ore, and they act independently of each
other.
6th. With the 'Sectional driving bed each ball is driven,
therefore the ball in contact does not drive the ball ahead
of it, as is the case in all other ball mills.
7*h. It h''s a greater crushing force than other ball
mills, therefore has a greater capacity.
8th. The mill is arranged to prepare the material for
either*amalgamation or concentration.
9th. The wearing parts are inexpensive and easily re-
placed, as the mill can be opened quickly.
proverbial term
999 years at a r
with the except
driveway aroun
$35,0P0 and pave
with clam shelle
bridle paths an
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it does, one of tl
trations of the
British Columbia
in the Province,
iable attractions
big trees of th<
acres of the point
have been conver
srounds, which ai
der the managem^
Poiat Amateur I
under whose am
testb and field sp
ball, lacrosse, b
conducted at f
Stanley Park was
Stanley, now the '
the rustic arch st
trance of the bri
Park lodge was en
on the occasion 01
official visit to Bri
There is anothe
at the east end
limits where a ra<
made, and where 1
bia Jockey Club
semi-yearly meets
Clark Park at the
tremity of the city
acres. The parks
foregoing with th
on English Bay, '
summer cottages
the grounds at Jer
site shore of Englif
arm of Burrard
stretch of some m
tings, a pleasant
Earnet, several m
Capilano and Sej
North Vancouver a
Howe Sound are at
immediate pleasur
couver citizens, ai
crease in pleasure j
years roll on. The
unrivalled boating
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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proverbial term of 90, or it may be
999 years at a nominal rental, and
with the exception of a beautiful
driveway around it, costing about
$35,000 and paved for several miles
with clam shells, and a number of
bridle paths and shady bowers, is
still in a state of nature, affording as
it does, one of the best living illus-
trations of the genuine, primeval
British Columbia forest to be found
in the Province. One of the invar-
iable attractions to the visitor is the
big trees of the Park. About ten
acres of the point nearest to tlie city
have been converted into recreation
grounds, which are lease xt and un-
der the management of the Brockton
Poiat Amateur Athletic Association
under whose auspices athletic con-
testb and field sports — cricket, foot-
ball, lacrosse, bicycling, etc. — are
conducted at frequent intervals.
Stanley Park was named after Lord
Stanley, now the Earl of Derby, and
the rustic arch standing at the en-
trance of the bridge leading to the
Park lodge was erected in his honor
on the occasion of His Excellency's
official visit to British Columbia.
There is another park reservation
at the east end adjoining the city
limits where a race track has been
made, and where the British Colum-
bia Jockey Club Association holds
semi-yearly meets. There is also the
Clark Park at the south-western ex-
tremity of the city, consisting of 7>^
acres. The parks described in the
foregoing with the bathing grounds
on English Bay, where a number of
summer cottages have been bnilt;
the grounds at Jericho on the oppo-
site shore of English bay, the north
arm of Burrard Inlet, a beautiful
stretch of some miles inland; Has-
tings, a pleasant summering spot;
Earnet, several miles further east;
Capilano and Seymour valleys in
North Vancouver and the islands of
Howe Sound are among the principal
immediate pleasure resorts of Van-
couver citizens, and these will in-
crease in pleasure and interest as the
years roll on. The inlet itself affords
unrivalled boating faiiilities. Van-
couver holds the arquatic champion-
ship of the coast.
The Vancouver Electric Lighting
and Tramway Co., which controls
the car and electric light services of
the city, has put down 7>^ miles of
track on the leading avenues, making
a complete circuit of the city. The
electric light portion of the com-
f>any'8 operations supplies 136 arc
ights and 2,900 incandescent lights.
Cost of road and equipments was
$420,000.
The system of public works carried
out by Vancouver is one of the most
remarkable and complete on the Pa-
cific Coast. The city has now excel-
lent sewerage, waterworks and
streets extending to all its inhabited
parts. To epitomize, it has :
70 miles of streets opened,
costing $ 260,000
11 miles of gravelled streets
costing 20,000
6 milfs of macadam, costing 70 000
1 mile of bituminous rock
pavement, costing 100,000
65 miles of sidewalk,costing 16,000
25 miles of sewers, costing . 200,000
35 miles of water service,
costint? 700,000
5 bridges, costing 30,000
School buildings, costing. . 150,000
The total value of school premises
is $295,000; tax receipts amount to
$290,500; other receipts $119,000;
total $409,600.
In round numbers the value of
buildings and improvements, irre-
spective of municipal. Provincial or
Dominion property, is assessed at
$4,000,000; assessments on land,
$16,000,000.
The debenture debt is $1,926,450,
in which are included $111,100 on
the local improvement plan, $692,212
for water works, and $136,000 for
schools.
The value of public buildings not
heretofore enumerated — Municipal
and Government — is estimated at
$250,000. and churches at $175,000.
Capilano River, with a dam six
miles up the valley, is the source of
water supply for the city, and the
water is the purest in the world.
The revenue from the water works
system, which is owned by the citi-
zens, is about $45,000 for the year.
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There are 2,288 waier services, and
160 tire tiydrants.
Vancouver lias ^as worlca as wel)
as electric liglit service, a teleplione
system and a district telegrapti and
messenser service.
Turning to trade and commerce,
we And that Vancouver tias made
progress quite as reinarlcable as that
indicated in foregoing.
Her exports for tlie fiscal year
ending June 80, 18U3, were as follows :
Products of the mines % ll.WH
" fisheries 33,3%
" forests 383,304
" " animals 21,816
" " agriculture . . 7,766
" " manufactures 106,733
" " miscellaneous 131,873
Total $695,842
Value of imports for the same year
were:
Free % 316,388 00
Dutiable 864,434 00
Total $1,180,822 00
Duty 280,318 63
Last year (1892) 44 sailing ships
loaded in Burrard Inlet taking awav
a cargo of, roundly, 40,000,000 feet o"f
lumber, valued at $400,000. At the
time of writing, the returns of 1893
for 10 months give exactly a similar
number of ships loading as for the 12
months of last year, the average
cargo being about the same, so that
there will be considerable increase in
the foreign export by ship over 1892.
The tonnage of the coasting trade
for the vear ending Julv 1st, 1893,
was outwards 678,873 tons for 2,240
vessels. The total tonnage inwards
of 278 British and foreign vessels was
288,300 tons.
Inland revenue collections for 1892-
93 reported were as follows :
Spirits $52,458 94
Malt 11,622 85
Tobacco 25,005 74
Cigars 6,083 20
Licenses 1,125 00
Petroleum 1,961 00
Other receipts 247 08
Total $98,463 81
The railway situation, in so far as it
relates to Vancouver, is an interest-
ing one. Of course, the C.P.R. Co. is
the chief element in this respect.
This Company has further decided to
build a railwajr to and through Lulu
Island to a poin opposite Ladner's
Landing, from Vancouver.
Last year the citizens voted a bonus
of $300,000 to the Burrard Inlet and
Fraser Valley Railway Co., to build a
line, practically an extension of the
Northern Pacific Railway, from Su-
nias, at the Amorican boundary, to
Vancouver. Owing to the financial
stringencv, which has seriously
affected the standing of the Northern
Pacific Railway for the time being,
the enterprise has been delayed, but
recent assurances are to the etTect
that work will proceed without much
further delay. Westminster city gave
a bonus of $250,000, and the Provin-
cial Government guaranteed the in-
terest for seven years on the same for
the construction of a bridge across
the Fraser from a point just opposite
to a point within the Westminster
city limits. Over this, which is to be
a union traffic bridge, are to come the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
trains (now running to South West-
minster).
In discussing the railway situation,
it is impossible to overlook the influ-
ence of the Westminster and Vancou-
ver Electric Tramway, whereby two
cities, twelve miles apart, have been
bound together, and an hourly service
each way for about fourteen hours
a day firmly est. blished. There are
sixteen and a half miles of track built,
of which two and three quarter miles
are within the limits of Westminster
city and three miles within Vancou-
ver.
Closely related to railway commu-
nication is that of steamship lines.
Of this, 80 far as Vancouver is con-
cerned, it is needless to say much of
its geographical positionjiin relation
thereto being long itgo generally ad-
mitted. The line of Empresses to
China and Japan is thoroughly estab-
lished and the steamers make r^Tir'ar
trips, heavily freighted each w*.':
More recently a' line to AuiJL.uia
has been inaugurated and with unex-
A. M. BEATTIE WEEKLy AUCTIONS
CITY MARKET, VAKCOUVER. B. C,
pected success, i
points to perm
patronage.
All now wanti
wonderful syste
of which the C.
and essential lai
cable on one ^<
couver and' the
ver and the Aus
and a fast Atlanl
Both are certain
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has direct and re
by steamshio w
Nanaimo (daily
monthly), San
and all up and
frequent but
There is a ferry «
tween Vancouvei
point just opposi
where extensive
operated. Vanci
ing rapidly and i
able magnitude.
Burrard Inlet
point for the lun
B.C. coast, at le
the present. Tl
its shores have i
700,000 daily or :
annum.
Industrially, oi
interests, the Ter
exceedingly well,
sugar refinery, ex
cement works, ca
and jute works,
lesser industries.
Vancouver is
watered, well d
lighted. It has a
rock pavement o
with the intention
tension.
Though not an
means, Vancouvei
fine and substanti
churches make i
display both in
pearance. There a
splendid public st
opera house, and
national and athle
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ver is in ever;
place of residence'
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pectfld success, and every indication
points to permanency and increased
patronage.
All now wanting to complete that
wonderful system of communication,
of which the C. P. R. forms the base
and essential lait;1,Jlink, are a Pacific
cable on one §ide, connecting Van-
couver and' the Orient and Vancou-
ver and the Australasia Archipelago,
and a fast Atlantic line of steamships.
Both are certain as the morrow.
Locally and coastwise, Vancouver
has direct and rei^ula'- communication
by steamship with Victoria (daily),
Nanaimo (daily), Portland (semi-
monthly), San Francisco (weekly),
and all up and down the coast at
frequent but irregular intervals.
There is a ferry service operating be-
tween Vancouver and Moodyville, a
point just opposite on Burrard Inlet,
where extensive lumber mills are
operated. Vancouver's fleet is grow-
ing rapidly and is already of respect-
able magnitude.
Burrard Inlet is a concentrating
point for the lumber interests of the
B.C. coast, at least has been up to
the present. The sawmills around
its shores have a capacity of about
700,000 daily or 210,000,000 feet per
annum.
Industrially, outside of lumbering
interests, the Terminal Citv has done
exceedingly well. It now boasts of a
sugar refinery, extensive iron works,
cement works, car shops, cooperage
and jute works, and a number of
lesser industries.
Vancouver is well built, well
watered, well drained, and well
lighted. It has a mile of bituminous
rock pavement on its main streets
with the intentio?! of still further ex-
tension.
Though not an old city by any
means, Vancouver is noted for her
fine and substantial buildings. The
churches make a most creditable
display both in numbers and ap-
pearance. There are two social clubs,
splendid public schools, a beautiful
opera house, and all the fraternal,
national and athletic associations pe-
r to large cities. Socially, Van-
ver is in every way a desirable
place of residence, and in point of
the enforcemepit of public order it is
exemplary in relation to the cities of
the coast. As to climate, it very
much resembles the rest of the coast.
Compared with Victoria, for instance,
the precipitation is much greater,
but the number of days upon which
rain falls does not materially differ,
while Vancouver is less exposed to
winds.
Altogether Vancouver has not only
attained to a respectable status as a
city, with some exceptional features
of merit, but it is generally conceded
to have prospects equal to any other
city on the Pacific Coast. Its future
depends largely upon the exertions
of the people themselves, and upon
the development of conditions deeply
affecting the destinies of Vancouver,
British Columbia, the Dominion of
Ctvnada, and the British empire it-
self.
Vitncouver City Council, 1803.
The City Council is composed of
ten Aldermen, presided over by the
Mayor. Election annually. Mayor,
F. Cope. Alderman: (Ward I.) W.
F. Salsbury, R. A. Anderson; (Ward
II.) H. Collins, J. W. Hackett; (Ward
III.) Wm. Cargill, H. P. McCraney ;
(Wprd IV.) .T. L. Franklin, George
Hob ion; (Ward V.) Wm. Towler,
C. L. Brown.
Park Commissioners — R. G. Tat-
low, Phillip Fewster and C. G. Hob-
son.
License Commissioners — F. Cope,
Mavor; G. I. Wilson, 8. Crowder, H.
Mcbowell, and A. £. Shelton.
City Officials — City Treasurer, G.
F. Baldwin ; Accountant, C. Tetley ;
Clerk, Thos. F. McGuigan ; Auditor,
S. JameM ; Solicitor, A. St. G. Hamers-
ley ; Poll Tax Collector, Wm. Suther-
land ; License Inspector, M. G. Mc-
Leod; Engineer, Thomas H. Tracy;
Assistant Engineer, J. P. Lawson ;
Street Superintendent, I. Stephenson ;
Park Ranger, H. Avison ; Health In-
spector, J. Brenton; Caretaker of
Cemetery, Alex. McDonald; Medical
Health Officer, A. H. Thomas, M.D. ;
Caretaker Isolation Hospital ,J.Reith ;
Plumbing Inspector, A. W. ScouUar;
Secretary Waterworks, F. W. Boult-
bee ; Foreman, W. P. Turner ; Pound-
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keeper, J. A. Reid; Superintendent
City Hoapital, Miss Jean Macfie;
Police Magistrate, G. A. Jordan;
Cliief of Police, John McLaren ; Ser-
geant of Police, V. W. Haywood;
Chief Fire Department, J. H. Car-
lisle.
Public Schools.
High School — Alexander Robinson,
B.A, Principal; Central School —
T. A. McGarrigle, B.A., Principal;
West End School— F. M. Cowpr-
thwaite, B.A., Principal ; East End
School.T. H.Thom, Principal; Mount
Pleasant School — G. W. Jamieson,
Principal.
Board op School THusTKES-Messrs.
G. I. Wilson, Chairman; A. H. B.
Macgowan, He . Sec; Vv. Brown,
Henry Collins, Wm. Temileton, and
G. R.' Gordon.
Board of Trade.
J. C. Keitli, President; G. R.
Major, Vice-President; A. H. B.
Macgowan, L'ecretary. Annual meet-
ing f'vst Tuesday in Marc".i. Qnarte>"-
ly meetings held first Tuesday ii
March, June, September and De-
cember.
Libraries.
Vancouver Free Reading Room
AND I;i3KARY in Y. M. C. A. building,
Hastings street. Secretary and Li-
brarian, Edwin Machin.
Y. M. C. A., 139 Hastings street
west. The reading room free to all.
A circulating library for members
only.
Evangelical Society Frl ■ Read-
ing Room, 41 1 Hastings street. Geo.
In wood.
Circulating Library, S. T. Tilley,
Cordovi street, near Carrall.
Mosc of the benevolent societies
have reading rooms for members and
cheir friends; and a circulating li-
brary for members only.
Horticulture.
The Horticultural Society and Fruit
Growers' Association of British Co-
lumbia has its headquarters at Van-
couver. Officers for 1893 : John Kirk-
land, Ladner's, President; T. Wilson,
Harrison River, First Vice-President ;
W. Knight, Popcum, Second Vice-
President ; A. H. B. Macgowan, Van-
couver, Secretary-Treasurer. Annual
meeting held in January. Quarterly
meetings at time of annual meeting
and on first Tuesday of May, August
and November,
Fire Alarm System.
Box No.
5 Granville and Drake sts.
(] Bute and Barclay sts.
1-4 Burrard and Georgia sts.
1-5 Granville and Hastings sts.
2-3 Gamble and Cordova sts.
2-4 Hastings and Carrall sts.
3-2 Westminster Ave. & Powell St.
3-4 Oppenheimer St. & Carl Ave.
3-6 Powell St. Rnd Rayinur Ave.
4-2 Westminster Ave. & Prior St.
4-3 Eighth & Westminster Aves.
6-1 Sixth Ave. and Caroline St.
6-3 Twelfth & Westminster Aves.
6-7 Seventh Ave. & Granville St.
2-1 Cambie and Robinson sts.
The following fire insurance com-
panies are represented in Vancouver :
Plui'nix, of London ; Liverpool,
London and Glot > ; ..Etna, of Hart-
ford ; Hartford, of Hartford ; Western,
of Toronto ; British America ; Phcenix
of Brooklyn ; Alliance ; Scottish
Union and National Insurance Com 'y
of North America — H. V. C. Ceperley,
agent.
Imperial; United Fire: Manches-
ter; Eastern; Atlas — Innes & Rich-
ards, agents.
Commercial Union —Rand Bros,
agents.
Connecticut, of Hartford — Mellon,
Smith & Co, agents.
Lancashire, London Assurance
Corporation — Wulifsohn & Bewickc,
Ltd, agents.
Guardian, Quebec — W.E. Graveley,
agent.
Pacific Coast J^'ire Insurance Co'y
— E. Odium, manager.
London and Lancashire, J. M.
Whitehead, agent.
Caledonian — Robertson & Comp'y,
agents.
PhcEnix, of Hartford ; National, of
Ireland — H. P. McCraney & Comp'y,
agents.
Queen — A.H. B. Macgowan, av;ent
North British & Mercantile— J W.
McFarlaud, agent.
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Royal— A. C. I
Union Assurai
of England— M
agents.
Northern— Wc
London and t
gan, agent.
Albion Fire Ini
—Douglas & Co,
Churches
Episcopal.— CI
L.N.Tucker; St
Fleweliing; St. t
Fiennes Clinton
Rev. Mr. Whittin
Presbyterian.-
E. D. McLaren,
Rev. J. M. McLeo
Rev J. W. McMil
MllTHODIST.— H
Coverdale Watso;
R«v, W. AV. Baer
Rev. 8. .). Tbompg
Lin Yick Pang.
First Baptist.-
Mount Pleasant, ]
First Congrk
Ralph Duff.
Society or Fr
Street.
Roman Cathoi, (
r^ady the Rosary,!
Hosi:
City Hospital, I
twjitr. Cambie an
Miss Jean Macfie,
without means adr
taining a certificate
board, signed by a
who can afford to p
per week.
Isolation Hospr
of infectious diseai
caretaker.
St. Luke's Homi
Pital and home fori
heimer street, un*
ment of Sistei Fran
Alexander Hoc
Mrs. Mary Howard,
Cemui
Situated on the I
about two miles froi
caretaker, Alex. Mc
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Boynl — A. C. Stirrett, agent.
Unic:: Assurance Society, Sun Fire,
of England — McLachlan & Yates,
agents.
Northern — Wm SuUey, agent.
London and Guardian — ^E.B. Mor-
gan, agent.
Albion Fire Insurance Association
— Douglas & Co, agents.
Churches and Pastors.
Episcopal. — Christ Church, Rev.
L. N. Tucker; St. Paul's. Rev. E. P.
Fleweliing; St. Jame's, Rev. H. G.
Fiennes Clinton ; St. Michael's,
Rev. Mr. Whittington.
Presbyterian. — St. Andrew's, Rev
E. D. McLaren, M.A.,B.D.; Zion,
Rev. J. M. McLeod ; Mount Pleasant,
Rev J. W. McMillan.
Mi;tiiodi8T. — Homer Street, Rev.
Coverdale Watsor , Priiicess Street,
Rev. W. W. Baer; -Mount Pleasant,
Rev.. S. .1. Thompson ; Chinoae, Rev.
Lin Yick Pang.
First Bai»tist. — Rev. W. C. Weir;
Motmt Pleasant, Rev. A.B.Lcrimer.
First CoNCRKGATroNAi,. — Rev.
Ralph Duff.
8o«;iETY OP Friends. — Granville
Street.
Roman Cathoi- c. — Church of Our
Lady the Rosary, Rev. H. Eummellen
Hospitals.
City Hospital, Pender street, be-
tween. Camhie and Ablwtt streets.
Miss Jean Macfie, matron. Patients
without means admitted free by ob-
taining a certificate from the hospital
board, signed by a physician; those
who can afford to pay are charged $10
per week.
Isolation Hospital, for treatment
of infectious diseases, James Reith
caretaker.
St. Luke's Home, a private hoe-
pltal and home for nurses, 311 Oppen-
neimer street, under the manage-
ment of Sistei Frances.
Alexander Hompital, Fairvielv,
Mrs. Mary Howard, matron.
Cemotery.
Situated on the North Arm road,
about two miles from the City Hall ;
caretaker, Alex. McDonald
Public Buildings.
Court House and Land Registry
Office, corner of Hastings and Cam-
bie streets. A. E. Beck, Court Reg-
istrar; T. O. Townlev, Land Regis-
trar; J. D. Hall, Shefiflf; R. J. Skin-
ner, Forestry Inspector.
City Hall and Offices, 125 Powell
street, F. Cope, Mayor.
I-Iarket Hall and Market, corner
of Hastings street east and Westmin-
ster avenue, A. M. Beattie, lessee.
General Postopfice and Custom
House, corner of Granville and Pen-
der streets; J. Miller, Postmaster;
J. M. Bowell, Collector of Customs;
J. E. Miller, Collector of Inland Rev-
enue.
For Postoffices in the Province, see
page 27.
For Money Order Offices in the
Province, see page 27.
For Telegraph Offices in the Prov-
ince, see pages 22-4.
For Provincial Postal Rates, see
page 24.
For Foreign Postal Rates, see pages
24-5.
For Commission on Money Orders,
see pages 25-6.
Canadian Pacific Railway Officials.
General Superintendent's Depart-
ment — H. Abbott, General Supt. ; J.
D. Townlev, Asst. to Gen. Supt.;
J. J. Mulhall, Chief Clerk; Private
Seoy. to Genl. Supt., J. P. Geddes.
Assistant Superintendent's Depart-
ment — W. M. Downie, Asst. Supt. ;
C. Mouat, Sec.
Engineering Department — H. J.
Cambie, Chief Engr.; H. B. Walkem,
Asst. Engr. ; Paul Marinette, Chief
Draughtsman.
Freight Department — W. H. For-
rest, Agent; T. Bradshaw, Chief
Clerk.
General Freight Department — W.
3rown, Asst. Genl. Freight Agent;
J. T. Loutlt, Chief Clerk.
General Passenger Department—
Geo. McL. Brown, District Pas-senger
Agent; E J. Coyle, Chief Clerk.
Land Departnient — J. M. Brown-
ing, Asst. Land Commissioner ; H.
T. Paintsr, Ace untant
Local Treasurer's Department — W.
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F. Salsbury, Local Treas. ; W. F.
Osborne, Cashier; H, T. Wilgress,
Paymaster.
Mechanical Department — L. R.
Johnson, Master Median ic; H. B.
Gilmour, Locomotive Foreman
Passenger Department — J. Sclater,
Ticket Agent; J. J. Hillier, General
Baggage Agent ; R. Robinson, Bag-
gage Master.
Purchasing Department — A. J.
Dana, Assistant Purchasing Agent.
Roadmasters' Department — J. Mc-
Donald, Road master.
Stores Department— A. W. Black,
Storeke-per; C. Macaulay, Chief
Clerk ; G. McDonald, Fuel Agent and
Car Acct.
Marine Supt. and Ship's Husband
— J. A. Fullertop.
Telegraph Department— Jas. Wil-
son, Superintendent; John Fletch-
er, Circuit Manager and Ciiief Oper-
ator ; J. Dowling, Local Manager.
Train Despatcher- W. O. Millei',
Chief.
Transportation.
Rail — Canadian Pacific Railway
to and from all points east daily; to
New Westminster, three times per
day.
Steamhoat— C. P. R. Trans-Pacific
Line to China and Japan monthly
in winter and weekly in summer,
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., arriv-
ing and leaving every five days for
San Francisco.
C. P. R. steamer fortnightly to Port-
land, Oregon.
C. P. Navigation Company's steam-
ers daily to Victoria, except Monday.
Office, C. P. R. wharf.
U.8.S. Co's steamer daily to Na-
naimo. Office, Carrall street; also a
tri-weekly service.
Fortnightly service for Portland.
Stage — There is regular stage com-
munication to neighboring centres.
Foreign Consuls.
Chili — Maximo P. Morri8,for Chili.
Jurisdiction, the Province of B.C.,
North-West Territories and Mani-
toba; F. H. Pierce, IJ .S. Com'l Agent
having same jurisdiction, excepting
Victoria and district.
Norway and Swekden-B. Springer,
vice-Consul.
Japan— T. Kitto, acting; jurisdic-
tion, Canada.
Hawaii— A. M. Beattie.
Spain — A. H. Mellor; jurisdiction,
provincial.
Hack Tariffs.
Onk-Horse Vehicles — From any
place within the city to any other
place, provided the time occupied
does not exceed twenty minutes: For
one or two persons, fMV; three or four
peraonH, 75c. When the time occu-
pied citft^ds twentv minutes : One or
two put f^int l^ir; I href) or four per-
sons, %2Ml. When the time occupied
exceeds half an hour, hour rates are
to be charged as follows; For one or
two pers'^ns, $1.00 per hour ; ' 'iree or
four iMTSons, $1.60; and ever; suhse-
quenl hour after the first, for one ar
two persons, $1.00; three or four per-
sons, |1 .75.
Two-HoRSE Vehicles — For any
time not to exceed twenty minutes:
One or two persons, 76c ; three or four
persons, $1.00. For any time not to
exceed half an hour: One or two per-
Honn, $1.00; three or four persons,
$1.25. For any time not to exceed
half an hour, hour rates to be charged
as follows: One or two persons, $1.50;
three or four persons, $1.76; for each
subsequent hour, for one or two per-
sons, $1 .25 ; three or four persons, $1 .50.
Fractions of hours at proportionate
rates.
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IMPORTERS OF WINES,
SPIRITS, TEAS AND CIGARS.
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Abbott, A M, cc
hotel
Abbott, F, clerk
A., building
Abbott, H, g<
801 Hastings V
Abbott, J G L
Hastings W, r
Abbott, Hamilto
301 Hastings
Abbott, Jonathi
4ve W
Abels, Chas, car]
Abercrombie &
' Cordova
Abercrombie, W
Co), res 615 Ha
Abercrombie, W,
Barnard
Abernathy, J B,
ave E
Al)ernathy, R, R,
Abernathy, J W,
ave
Abray.JT.hot
tan, Cordova, i
Acorn (Acorn &
tate agent, res j.
Acreman, Benjat
1338 Hornbv
Aiaij, W, ehoemj
Adatos, Miss A
Lundy & Fletch
Adams, Geo, ba
res 1032 Pender
Adams, Geo, labr
Adams, Mrs, res
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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
(FOR STREET DIRECTORY, SEE END OF LIST.)
Aalberg, Axel, book-koeper, Doering
& Marstrand Brow ary, res 410
Westminster rd
Abbott, A M, carpenter, res Leland
hotel
Abbott, F, clerk, C.P.R., res Y.M.C.
A., building
Abbott, H, genl siipt C.P.R., res
801 Hastings W
Abbott, J G L, barrister, etc, 619
Hastings W, res 801 hastings
Abbott, Hamilton, clerk, C.P.R., res
301 Hastings
Abbott, Jonathan, fireman, res 11
A-veW
Abels, Chas, carpt, res 1144 Davie
Abercrombie & Co, butchers, 103
Cordova
Abercrombie, W J (Afjercrombie &
Co), res 615 Hamilton
Abercrombie, W, millhand, res 217
Barnard
Abernathy, J B, carpt, 457 Seventh
ave E
A))ernathy, R, Royal City Mills
Abernathy, J W, carpt, res 399 Sixth
ave
Abray, JT, hotelkeeper,Cosmopoli-
tan, Cordova, res 2190 Quebec
Acorn (Acorn & Mathews), real es-
tate agent, res Englewood hotel
Acreman, Benjamin, carpenter, res
1338 Hornby
Athi|;, W, shoemaker, res 7 Water
Adams, Miss Alice L, tailoress,
Lundy & Fletcher, res 328 Powell
Adams, Geo, baggageman, C.P.R.
res 1032 Pender
Adams, Geo, labr, res 225 Harris
Adams, Mrs, res 328 Powell
Adams, Herbert T, feed store, Dun-
lop & Wilson, Westminster ave,
res 321 Sixth ave E
Adams, G R, painter, res 408 Carl ave
Adams, Geo R, jr, res 408 Carl
Addison, A G, printer, Thomons
Bros, res Leland hotel
Addison, Robt, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 519 Richard
Addison, Robt, sawyer, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Adolph, Albert, clothes leaner, res
221 Carrall
Agnew, Miss E C, school teacher.
Central School, res 614 Hornby
Agnew, R 8, mgr, C.eapside Cloth-
ing Store, res 614 Hornby
Aide, Thos, cattleman, res Boulder
saloon
Airey, Albert, builder and contractor,
res 527 Thurlow
Airey, Albert (Holt & Airey), 725
Hastings W, res 631 Thurlow
Airey, William, labr, res 614 West-
minster ave
Aiken, Allan, blacksmith, res 154
Water
Aitchison, J N, tailor, 620 Hastings
W, res 1217 Richards
Aiiken, James, labr, rear Park Lane
Aitken, Robert, merchant, res 61
Tenth ave
Aitken, Robt, Ashford <& Co, 61
Tenth ave W
Akroyd, H C, clerk, Innes & Rich-
ards, res 1209 Flaro
Alberts, Wm, watchman C.P.R. , res
66 Water
Albinson, Jno H, engineer, res Hotel
Vancouver
Albion Hotel, Wood & Wood, props,
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Alcock, F C, landing waiter, Ocean
Dock TQB D&vio
Alcock.' T 0, Customs officer," O.P.R.
wharf, res 1132 Barclay
Alcock, W G, green grocer, 2406-7
Westminster ave, res Lulu Island
Alden, W J, railroad contractor, res
310 Harris
Alexandra Hospital, Mrs Mary
Howard, matron. Seventh ave,
Fairview
Alexander, Fred, clerk, Land Regis-
try Office, res 300 Alexander
Alexander, Geo, Canadian Pacific
Packing Co, res 818 Howe
Alexander, Harry, law student, Da-
vis, Marshall & MacNeill, res 300
Alexander
Alexander, H O, law student, Davis,
Marshall & MacNeill
Alexander, R, tallyman, Hasting?
Mill, 300 Alexander
Alexander, R H, local mgr, Hastings
Mill, 300 Alexander
Alhambra Hotel, Thompson S,
prop, cor Carrall and Water
Allan, Edwd F, clerk, Russell, Mc-
Donald & Co, res 729 Hamilton
Alport & Freohette, props Tre-
mont l»otel, 210 Carrall
Allan, Edward, emp Thorpe & Co, res
Sixth ave
Allan, Fredk, clerk, Diplock & Co,
res 825 Richard
Allan, J D, clerk, Bailey Bros, res
739 Hamilton
Allan, J G, clerk. Dominion Express
Office, res 739 Hamilton
Allan, John, tmstr, res 984 Westmin-
ster ave
Allan, John, cpntr, res 154 Water
Allan, N, propr Edinburg saloon, res
120 Water
Allan, R, 36 Cordova
Allan, Thos, propr Balmoral hotel,
res 2 Cordova
Allan, Thos, machinist, res 428 Alex-
ander
Allan, Thos, labr, res 253 Prior
Allan, Thos, labr, res 739 Hamilton
Allan, T A, clerk, G L Allan, res 629
Hamilton
Allan, Wm, lumber dealer, res 1132
Alberni
Allan, W A, clerk, G L Allan, res
Cambie nr Georgia
Allan, W H, steward. Metropolitan
Club, Edison blk, Richard
Allan, W F, res 711 Cambie
Allan Fred, flour, feed and produce
dealer, res 13 Water
Allan, OL, boot and shoe dealer, 13
Cordova, res Cambie nr Georgia
Allardyce, J C, mgr Singer Mfg Co,
res 420 Cordova
Allen, P C> clerk, 607 Hastings W,
res 825 fiichards
Allen, H, shipwright, res 12 Hastings
W
Allen, James, labr, res rear 216
Keefer
Allen, James, paintr, res 229 Princess
Allen, J A, shipwright, res cor Cam-
bie and Georgia \
Allen, Wm, painter, res Columbia
hotel
Allen, Wm, cpntr, res Twelfth ave |
W nr Manitoba
Altermalt, Steve, logger, res Colum-
bia hotel
Alverson, G, Cosmopolitan rooms, res I
224 Abbott
Amen, G H R, clerk, V.G.C andD|
Co, res 107 Abbott
Amiraux, L, millhand Hastings Mill I
Anan, Geo, book-keeper, Gurney Cab I
Co, res 744 Powell
Anderson, Alfred, barber, res 313 1
Georgia
Anderson, Miss A, waitress, Union I
hotel
Anderson, B, trucker, C.P.R Wharf, |
res 227 Barnard
Anderson, Chas, grocer, res 104|
Cordova
Anderson, Chas, grocer and provlsionl
mcht, 182 Cordova, res 816 Seymour]
Anderson, David, Fairview, Sixth avel
Anderson, David, warehouseman, resi
42 Water
Anderson, Ernest, plumber, res 538 1
Proctor's bldg
Anderson, Fred, barber, res 164|
Water
Andrews, Jas, confectioner, Ramtiiy]
Bros
Anderson, James, clerk, C.P.R, res
1031 Howe
Anderson James L, sea .ij iain, ra-j
tired, res 734 Seymour
Anderson, John, mill! >rid, Leamy
Kyle's Mill
Anderson, John S, electrical cont ac-j
tor and manufacturer's agent tldi-l
sou building, res 418 ttichard-|
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Anderson & Co, J E, grocers, 801
Georgia cor Howe
Anderson, J E, (J E Anderson & Co),
res Leland hotel
Anderson, J G, inillhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res Mount Pleasant
Anderson, J J, labr, res 667 Sixth
ave
Anderson, Capt J L, master mariner,
Market hall, res 734 Seymour
Anderson, R A & Co.. real estate
and financial brokers, bi5-317 Cam-
bie
Anderson, R A, (R A Anderson &
Co) 315-317 Cambie, res Melville
Anderson, R A, labr, rea Princess
Anderson, Samuel, janitor, res 14
Cordova
Anderson, William, mate, res New
Fountain hotel
Anderson, Wm, machinist, Cassidy's
Mill, res 403 Drake
Anderson, Wm, res 160 Water
Anderson, Wm, res 1 Water
Anderson, Wm, wood machine, Cas-
sidy's mill, res 847 Homer
Andrew, Emanuel, fisherman, res
False creek, near Granville street
bridge.
James, carpenter, res
Edwd, labr, res Ottawa
Andrews,
Princess
Andrews,
house
Angrlo-Columbian Co, Ltd, (Lon-
don, Eng), J D Mackay, managing
director, 32 Water
Angus, CliflFord, shipcarpenter, res
1323 Hornby
Angus, Thoa, asst sewer inspector,
res 116 Water
Ansell, E G, watchman, Hastings
Mill Co
Ansell, Miss E, domestic, 410 Pender
Anstie, H J, jeweller, Davidson Bros,
res 521 Hornby
Anthony, A, logger, res 624 lowell
A.O.F, Court Pacific, No 7627, .laBon •
ic block, Cordov'i
Aptjues, R E, secretary, Dominion |&
Foreign Trading Co, Masonic bile,
res 1121 Barclay
Appleton, F W, res 615 hornby
Archibali, Captain R, "Empress of
China," res 12.^7 Comox
Arkfcll, Harry, rei> 1033 Melville
Arkle, C, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Armstrong, A, dyer, 141 Twelfth ave
Armstrong, James, labr, Sim's wood-
yard, res Seven tla ave
Armstrong, Johti. stenographer, res
Englewood hotel
Armstrong, J V, C.P.R. offices, Gran-
ville, res 818 Hornby
Armstrong, J W, pattern maker, B.C.
Iron Works, res 1205 Richard
Armstrongr, R W, (Armstrong &
Spencer), barrister and solicitor,
Whetham block, res cor Burrand
and Pender
Armstrong & Spencer, barris-
ters, etc, Whetham blk, Cordova
Armstrong, Wm H, contractor, res
1228 Comox
Armstrong, W L, sawyer, New West-
minster, res 818 Hornby
Armstrong, Wm, carriage builder,
London Carriage Works, res 43P
Powell
Armstrong, G, typewriter, C.P.R,
res 537 Homer
Arndt, Gus, res 102 Pender
Arndt, L, foreman,. Spicer's Mill, res
Sixth ave
Arnold, William, labr, res 238 Bar-
nard
Arre, Frank, filer, Cassidy's Mill, res
City hotel
Arthur, E J, oarpt, res 19 Oppenhei-
mer
Arthurs, Oscar, carpt, 510-12 Richard
Ashfield & Co, wholsesale com mchts,
207 Columbia ave
Ashfield, Saml, (Ashfield & Co), res
Elsmere house
Ashford, Geo, C.P.R. employee, res
623 Princess
Ashworth, A, labr
Ashworth, £, 2nd fireman. Hotel
Vancouver
Astel, Uenrj^, res 741 Hamilton
Astill, S, builder, res 611 Homer
Ashworth, Wm, elk, H J Blaise &
Co, res Heatly ave
Atchison, William, sugar refinery, ren
Raymur ave
Atherton, C, clerk, C.P.R, res 301?
Cordova
Atkins, Jas, jr, warehouseman, res
125 Water
Atkins & Johnson, truck and drav,
126 Water
Atkins & Atkins, Medical Hall,
417 Hastings
Atkins, J 01, (Atkins & Atkins),
Hastings W, res 633 Homer
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Atkins, T E (Atkins & Atkins), res
699 Hastings £
Atkins, J Milner, clerk, res 1016 Nel-
son
Atkins, J M, acct, res 125 Water
Atkins, Thomas, marine engr, res 469
Seventh ave E
Atkins, R 0, drayman, res 639
Hamilton
Atkinson, T C, barrister, etc.. Bank
of B.N.A. bldg, res New Westmins-
ter
Atkinson, Peter, pressman, News-
Advertiser, res 648 Cambie
Atkinson, P U, car sealer, C.P.R.,
res 546 Cambie
Atkinson, C, cigar maker, res 546
Cambie
Atkinson, Ed 0,maii clerk.C.P.R, res
Fifth ave W near Quebec
Atkinson, G V mail clerk, C.P.R.,
res 546 Cambie
Aubrev, George, builder's clerk, res
lllSHornby
Austin, John, hotel-keeper, res 984
Westminster ave
Avison, Hy, park ranger, Stanley
Park, res Park entrance
Awrey, Peter, res 522 Homer
Aylwin, Geo, engr, Dougall blk, res
300 Abbott
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
"BEER -AND -PORTER"
Hpecially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Babington, Hume B, master mariner,
res 170 Tenth ave
Babington, .Tas B, master mariner,re8
170 Tenth ave W
Badstone, E V. carpt, 688 Carrall, res
1 Proctor's bldg
Baer, R, fruit stand, res 166 Water
Baer, Rev W W, pastor Princess st
Methodist church, res 434 Princess
Bailey Bros, booksellers and sta-
tioners, 160 Cordova, res 1109 Sey-
mour
Bailey, Bingly, carpt, res 728 Keefer
bailey C S. (Bailey Bros), 160 Cor-
dova, res 1109 Sejrmour
Bailey, Miss Jennie, domestic, 1215
Robson
Bailey, Miss May, dressmaker, res
717 Cambie
Bailey, J S, mechanical supt Western
Wire Mattress Factory, res 1553
Westminster ave
Bailey, Robt, master mariner, res 825
Oppenheimer
Bailev, Robt, Royal City Mills
Bailey, Wm, (Bailey Bros), 160
Cordova, res 1109 Seymour
Bailey, W & Co, builders and con-
tractors, 716 Hastings
Bailey, Wm, contr, res 1519 Georgia
Bailey, William, loneshoreman, res
616 CJordova
Bailing, Wm, longshoreman, 67 Cor-
dova, res Germania hotel
Bajus, Wm, Customs oflBcer, C.P.R
wharf, rea 1138 Davie
Baker Bros & Co, Ltd, importers and
shipping agts, wholesale dealers in
wines and spirits, etc, 407 Cordova
Baker & Leeson, com merchants,
whsale fruits & produce, 123 Water
Baker, A D, clerk, freight office, C.P.
R. wharf, res 1209 Haro
Baker, Ben, barber, res Columbia
hotel
Baker E A, (Baker & Leesen), mer-
chants, res 538 Georgia
Baker, Frank, shoemaker, rea Hust-
ings W cor of Abbott
Baker, George B,carpt, res Eighth ave
Baker, Wm H, baggageman, C.P.R,
res 732 Richard
Baker, J A, warehouseman, res 123
Water
Baldee, Marcus, fur dealer, res 716
Alexander
Baldwin, Oeorgret city treasurer,
res 1124 Haro
Balkwell, Arthur, street contractor,
res Prior
Balkwell, T B, clerk, Cuningham
Hardwaie Co, Ltd, res 613 Cambie
Ballard, Albert, cabnet maker, res
213 Harris
Ballard, Alfred, carpenter, res 213
Harris
Ballard. Alfred, jr, baker, res 213
Harris
Ballard, A M, cabinet maker, 1651
Westminster ave
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VANCOUTEH CITY DIBEOTORY.
469
Ballard, Charles, clerk Bank of B.C.,
233 Ninth ave
Ballard, Frank, upholsterer, res 213
Harris
Balling;er, William, contractor, res 51
Hastings
Bain, Daniel, stonemason, res Thir-
teenth ave near Manitoba
Bandy, Henry, brickmaker, res 427
Harris
Banfield, John J, insurance and
financial agent, 411 Cordova, res
811 Hornby
Banham, Alfred J, butcher. Market
hall, res Barnard
Banham, B G, expressman, res 1020
Eveleigh
Bank of Montreal, cor Dunsmuir
and Granville, Sweeney, C, mgr
Bank of B. C., cor Richard and
Hastings, Wm Murray, mgr
Bank of B. N. A., Hastings st, W
Godfrey, mgr
Banyer, J W, clerk, T R Morrow
Baptist Church, Seventh ave
Barber, Arch, plasterer, Secord house
res 401 Powell
Barclay, Wm, delivery clerk, 42
Water
Barker, Alfred, plumber, res 423
Princess
Barker, Chas, clerk, Oppenheimer
Bros, res 433 Princess
Barker.H, cabinet maker, F W Hart,
res Fairview
Barker, R, plasterer, res Seventh ave
Barker, Robert, real estate and
insurance broker, 317 Cordova, Old
Bank of B.N.A. building, res 313
Cambie
Barker, Robt, (Williams & Barker)
brewer, res Haro
Barker, R £, cabinet maker, Hart's
Furniture Factory, res Seventh
ave
Barker, R E, foreman, F W Hart,
res Fairview
Barker, Miss Kate, clerk postoffice,
res 423 Princess
Barker, Robt, C.P.R. operator, res
423 Princess
Barker, William, res 423 Princess
Barr, Mathew, plumber, Warren &
Co, res 516 Richard
Barrett, Miss E, waitress, res '205
Abbott
Barrett, John T, coffee stand, 6 Hast-
ings E, res Mountain View
Barritt, H D, L.L.S.D., dentist, res
2801 Westminster ave
Barrie, Jno, res 102 Pender
Barron, £, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Barry, M, bridge carpenter, res 777
Keefer
Barnard Castle, Manuel & Melville,
props, res 862 Powell
Barnes, Miss C A, teacher, East End
School, res 694 Sixth ave E
Barnes, Thos, longshoreman, res
Gore ave
Barnes, Frederick A, builder, res 694
Sixth ave E
Barnes, Walter, restaurant prop, res
618 Cordova
Barnett, John, carpenter, res Keefer
Barnett, T E, electrical engineer.
Van elec power house, res 640 Sey-
mour
Barnfield, A P, restaurant prop, res
618 Cordova
Barnhart, PA, conductor C.P.R., res
1328 Pender
Barnwell, T W (Frank & Barnwell),
baker. Granville, res 1042 Alberni
Barss, A K, book-keeper, res 9 Proc-
tor's building
Barrie, Robert, res 817 Richard
Bartley, Geor(?e, compositor. World
oflBoe, res 409 Powell
Bartley, John, clerk grocery, res 409
Powell
Bartley, Mrs, res 409 Powell
Barton, Davis, Excelsior Factory,
Goudron & Co
Barton, James, Excelsior Factory,
Goudron & Co, res Sixth ave, near
Victoria
Barton, JaS, Bal"inrnl Vintol pah '?
Cordova
Barton, John G,
Sixth ave E
Barton, Stephen, Royal City Mills
Barton, R, Roval City Mills
Barwick, Jno E, builder and con-
tractor, res 1123 Barclay
Barwick, Jno W, carpenter, res 1123
Barclay
Barwick, P G, plumber, res 1123 Bar-
clay
Barwick, Wm, checker, C.P.R. wharf,
res 1006. Alberni
Basmusen, Jno, labr, res cor Robson
and Granville
Bates, John, stenographer. Masonic
blk, res Oriental hotel
Balmoral hotel, res 'Z
carpenter, res 377
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Bates, — , labr, res Ninth ave E
Batterson, Wm, machine hand,
Leamy & Kyle, res Lansdowne ave
Battiscomb, J B P, clerk, res Hotel
Vancouver
Bauer« Frederick W. genl agt
and auctioneer, 524 Granville, res
1042 Nelson (see advt, page 4^9)
BaL'sman, John, expressman, res 711
Koefer
Baxter, H E, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
Baxter, Truman S, teacher, res
Eighth ave, cor Victoria
Baxter, Wm, labr, res 400 West-
minster rd
Biy "^/iew Hotel, Kent & Talcott, res
014 Cordova
Bayley, Dan, sawyer. Spark Mill
Bayley, Thos, labr, res 109 Thirteenth
ave W
Bayley, William, pressman, World
office, res 130 Seymour
Baynes, E C, carpenter, resrm 19, 22
Cordova
Bayne, Louis, carpt, res 408 Keefer
Baynes, Richard A, teamster, res 617
Seventh ave E
Ba'-ley, Geo H, blacksmith, 1 Alex-
ander, res 611 Barnard
Bazley, Chas, blacksmith's help, res
511 Barnard
B.C. Building Asstn, H T Ceperley,
sec'y, 623 Hastings
B.C. Cattle Co, Ltd., butchers,
202 Carrall
B. C. District Telegraph & De-
livery Co., Ltd, Crawtord, G E,
mgr, res 23d Abbott
B. C. Fruit Canning & Coffee Co,
1107 Homer, Walter Taylor, mgr
B. C. Iron Works Co., Ltd,
Alexander, JEW Macfarlane,
mgr, J W Campion, secy and treas
{see advt, front edge book)
B. C. Land and Investment
Agency, Ltd, cor Hastings and
Homer
B. C. Mills Timber and Trading Co,
Royal City Mills bch, footofCarrall
B. C. Sugar Refinery, Powell, W
Prentice, sec
B. C. Toilet and Towel Supply Co,
418 Hastings
Beam, Wm, storeman C.P.R, res
1307 Richard
Beams, Thos, cabinet maker F W
Hart, res Prior
Bearcroft, Miss Annie, domestic,
314 Alexander
Bearcrof ! , Charles, labr B. C. Iron
Works, res 307 Gore ave
Bear an, W, grocer, res 667 Harris
Beasly, Geo, boat house foot of Ab-
bott, res 1122 Richard
Beaton, John, res 170 Water
Beattie, A Murray, lessee Mar-
ket Hall, 333 Oppenlieimer
Beattie, A Murray, auctioneer,
Market Hall, 333 Oppenheimer {see
advt, foot margins)
Bebb, J, Hastings Mill
Beaty, Fred, steward, New Fountain
hotel
Beaver Lodge, 182, T. A. Machinists,
Good Templars' hall
Beck, A E, Registrar Sunreme and
County Courts, Court House, cor
Comox and Bute
Beck, Wm, labr, res Prior
Beckett, L, res 36 Cordova
Bedding, Wm, cpntr, res 233 Harris
Bedstead, John, cpntr, res Beach ave
Beecher, C M, vice-pres Hastings
Mill Co
Beer, Wm J, machinist, B. C. Iron
Works, res 831 Richard
Beggs, W F. merchant tailor, res 414
Cordova
Behnsen, C L, cigar mfr, Kurtz & Co,
res 148 Cordova
Behnsen, C H, mgr, Kurtz & Co, 148
Cordova, res 723 Oppenheimer
Belanger, Joseph, logger, res City
hotel
Bell. A, clerk, res 32 Water
Bell, F Q, secy, Gurney Cab Co,
Abbott, res 710" Granville
Bell, H A, contr, 658 Granville
Bellamy, H R, mining engnr, res
148 Cordova
Bell, Miss Katie, domestic, res 820
Burrard
Bell, J P, millhand, Hastings Mill
Bell, John, foreman
Bell, Joseph, labr, res 187 Seventh
ave E
Bell, Robt, builder, res 608 Powell
Bell. Thos, tinsmith, res Y.M.C.A
bidg, Hastings W
Bell, Thomas, (Golquhon & Bell), res
Y.M.C.A, bldg
Bell, William, quarryman, res Eighth
ave
Bell-lrving, Duncan, physician, 432
Cordova, res 316 Alexander
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Bell-Irvini
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Belmont, -
Ben & Chi
Cordova
Bendick,
Kyle's M
Bennett, G
Bennett, M
Bennett, H
Bennett, M
berni, cor
Bennett, Mi
Hastings
Bennett, W
der
Bennett. J
Barclay
Bennett, P .;
Benson, Mrs
39 Hasting
Bently, Geo
ward hous
Bentley, W
eller. Mar
Homer I
Benwell,«
ropolitan (
res 873 Ho
Berb, Mrs :
Seymour
Berg, R R, r
Berkvist, Es
Bernier, T
hotel
Berry, H„
ery Co, lOJ
Berry, Percil
ney Cab Cl
bee
Berteaux,
Burrard .
Berwick, Ari
Besley, G B,l
bott ■
Best, George
nard
Best, Robt.
res 411 Ha.
Bethune, Aid
ave W 1
Bianchi, Per]
cor Lansdd
Bickell. CM
Powell
S, VANCODVEIl
C. F. FOREMAN, Citv Grocer, vahcodyeb
VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORS.
471.
Bell-Irvingr, H & Co, com and
ins agents, rni 4, 432 Cordova
Bell-Irving H, res 318 Alexander
Bell-Irvuiff & Co, sliipping agents
and com mchts
Belmont, — , res 515 Richard
Ben & Charles, shaving parlors, 40
Cordova
Bendick, M, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Bennett, G, barber, res 314 Princess
Bennett, Miss J G, domestic, Nicola
Bennett, Hy, res 1133 Barclay
Bennett, Miss Jane, domestic, res Al-
berni, cor Thurlow
Bennett, Miss Jennie, domestic, 824
Hastings W
Bennett, W C, shoemaker, 527 Pen-
der
Bennett, J H, carpenter, res 1133
Barclay
Bennett, P J, barber, 48 Water
Benson, Mrs Margaret, confectioner
39 Hastings
Bently, Geo, book agent, res Wood-
ward house
Bentley, W H, collector and trav-
eller, Marshall & McCrae, res 314
Homer
Benwell, J O, sec-treasurer, Met-
ropohtan Club, teller Bank B N A,
res 873 Hornby
Berb, Mrs B, dressmaker, res 512
Seymour
Berg, R R, res Nicola
Berkvist, Exel, Royal City Mills
Bernier, Theodore, logger, City
hotel
Berry, H A, mgr V.G.O. and Deliv-
ery Co, 107 Abbott
Berry, Percival, asst manager, Gur-
ney Cab Co, res Fifth ave cor Que-
bec
Berteaux, G £, gentleman, res 620
Burrard
Berivick, Arthur, Royal City Mills
Besley, G B, boatkeeper, foot of Ab-
bott
Best, George A, plumber, res 667 Bar-
nard
Best, Robt. bartender, Dougall house
res 411 Hastings
Bethune, Alex, mercht, 102 Eleventh
ave W
Bianchi, Perrini L, stonecutter, Scotia
cor Lansdowne
Bickell, Charles, tallyman, res 411
Powell
Biddell, A W, secretary, Diplock &
Co, res Georgia
Bidwell, gentleman, res 302 Cordova
Biggar, I) R, hoseman. Van. Fire De-
partment, No 2, Fire Hall, 716
Richard
Biggar, Geo G, insurance manager of
the Massachusetts Benefit Life,
Boston, Mass, res 617 Powell
Biggar, Wm, agent, res 213 Oppen-
heimer
Biggard, Pierce, clerk, C.P.R, res 302
Oppenheimer
Billings, H M, res Leland house
Bing Yuen, green grocer, 7i'6 Pender
Birkholz, Olen, mason. Central hotel
res 42 Cordova
Bishop, Chas, shoemaker, G L Allan,
res Seymour
Bishop, F P, house painter, etc, 416
Hastings W
Bishop, John, labr, res 140 Dupont
Bjerre, August, seaman, capt sealer
Beatrice, res 141 Sixth ave E
Black, A P, mail clerk, res rear 1022
Barclay
Black, A S, barrister, 302 Cordova
Black, A W, storekpr, C. P.R, work-
shops, res 1022 Barclay
Black, F M, clerk. Bank of B.C
Black, F W, bricklayer, res Prior
Black, Gei), woodsman, res Glasgow
. hotel
Black, Miss Jessie, teacher, Mount
Pleasant School, res Eighth ave
Black, John J, stonemason, res 966
Park Lane
Black, J, tailor, res Woodward house
Black, R W, labr, res foot of Jackson
ave
Black, Walter, bricklayer, res Eighth
ave
Blackburn, C, Colonial hotel
Blackburn, John F, painter, res
Lome near Ontario
Blackburn, Miss Marie, artist, res
162 Cordova
Blackmore,W, architect, Masonic blk,
Cordova
Blackmore, W, jr, plumber. Masonic
blk, Cordova
Blackwood Bros, soda water manufrs.
Gore ave and Harris
Blackwood, A S, fmr, res 425 Drako
Blackwood, Dudley, soda water, res
Seventh ave near Carolina
Blair, Wm T, contractor, res Ontario
near Ninth ave
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBICTOBY.
Blair, Samuel, labr, res 1232 Richard
Blake, J P & Co, biscuit manufactura
425-9 Hastings E
Blake, Joseph, labr, res Nelson
Blake, J J, barrister and solicitor,
Masonic blk, Cordova
Blake, Bobt, clerk. Hardy & Fulton,
62 Hastings W
Blake, Robt, book-keeper, res 1104
Robson
Blakie, Walter, warehouseman, res
126 Water
Blaise, H J ft Oo, clothieis, etc.,
The Lion Clothing House, 169 Cor-
dova, cor Cambie
Blakie, Walter, clerk. Major Eld-
ridge, res 634 Seymour
B. L. Union, rm 17, 14 Cordova
Blea, Miss M A, domestic, R H Morse
Eighth ave, Fairview
Bloomfield, Geo, res 133 Water
Bloomfield, Edgar, accnt, res 417 Has-
tings E
Blum, Joseph, baker, res cabin,
Hastings E
Board Of Fire Underwriters,
Geo Hobson, inspector, 313 Cambie
Board of Trade Rooms, 522
Cordova, sec, A H B Macgowan
Boardman, Saml H, plumber and fit-
ter, 2027 Westminster ave, res
Sixth ave N
Boak, A A, book-keeper, Robertson
& Co, res 1014 Robson
Bodaly, W S, glazier, res Drake
Bodwell, E A, dairyman, res 631
Homer
Bodwell, Frank, (Bodwell Bros) real
estate brokers, 627 Hastings W, res
1006 Georgia
(Bodwell Bros) res
widow, res 1006
Bodwell Treak
1005 Georgia
Bodwell, Mrs,
Georgia
Bodwell, F V, ticket agent, N.P.R.R.
627 Hastings W, res 1005 Georgia
Boehlofsky, Fred, HoflTman house
dining room, Hastings
Boeur, F, labr, res False Creek near
C.P.R. bridge
Boeur, I J, florist, res 1231 Hornby
Bogart, James K, longshoreman, re's
638 Harris
Bogart, James K, jr, deckhand U.S.S
Co, res 638 Harris
Bolton, Mrs, prop Woodward house,
Harris
Bond, S, logger, res 20 Water
Bond, Mrs M, housekeeper, res 36
Goraova
Bone, John, carpenter, C.P.R. shops,
res 817 Richard
Bones, John, capenter, res Ottawa
house
Boult, G A, clerk, 301 Cordova, res
Twelfth ave. Mount Pleasant
Bonner, John, restaurant keeper,
RusB house, 417 Powell
Boot, Mrs, charwoman, res Dunlavy
ave. False Creek
Boots, Will, rancher, res 217 Oppen-
heimer
Booth, Th C, builder, rm 9, 66 Cord-
ova
Boordman, S H, plumber and
fitter, P box 827
Borland, Jamen, plasterer contractor,
res Harris
Borland, Robert, teamster, res 622
Princess
Borley, Frank, timekeeper, C.P.R,
res '713 Cambie
Boston Millinerv, Miss M Logan,
prop, Gravley blk, Carrall
Booustow, C A J, apprentice, res 321
iSurrard
Buoustow, J H, night clerk C.P.R.
Telegraph Co, res 321 Burrard
Boucher, F D, builder and contractor,
res 1110 Davie
Boudette, Joseph, carpenter, res 104
Water
Boulder Saloon, W D Haywood, cor
Carrall and Cordova
Boult, Walter, com agent, Whetham
blk, res rm 6, Twelfth Hve
Boult, Walter, gentleman, res 203
Twelfth ave W
Boult, John, elk, 607 Hastings W, res
Mt Pleasant
Booltbee, F W, secy City Water
Works, City Hall, res 921 Hornby
Bonltbee, John, barrister, etc,
Bank of B.N.A. building, res 761
Hornby
Boultbee, Walter, clerk, CG Johnson
& Co, res 921 Hornby
Bourdon, H 0, tailor, Wm Murphy,
res Carter house
Bonrden, Morace, tailor, res 154
Water
Boutaille, R, cooper, jute factory, res
419 Abbott
Bovyer, Harold, driver, 719 Pender
Bowyer, John, feed mcht, 49 Twelfth
ave W
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRKCTOBY.
473
Bow Kee Chan, tailor, res 87 Dupont
BowelL Jno M, Collector of Cus-
toma, Granville, res 1207 Haro
Bowen, David, res 102 Pender
Bowen, F G, machinist, B.C. Wood
Works Co, res Colonial hotel
Bower, G E, 52 Cordova, res 331 Op-
penheimer
Bowes, George, clerk, res 331 Oppen-
heimer
Bowes, Miss S, president W.C.T.U,
res 434 Princess
Bowley, J Hugh, student-at-law, res
526 Hornby
Bowman, Joseph H, carpt, res 307
Georgia
Bowser, Frank, clerk, Customs dept,
res 225 Sixth ave W
Bowser A Lavell, barristers,
Whethara blk
Bowser, W J, (Bowser & Lavell),
Whetham blk, rea 710 Granville
Bowyer, Henry, clerk, Le Page &
Co
Boycii, George, driver, Doering & M
Brewing Co, res brewery. Seventh
ave
Boyd & Clandening, contractors, Co-
lumbia Hotel blk, Columbia ave
Boyd, John F, seaman, res 523 Ham-
ilton
Boyd, J M, contractor, res 1529 West-
minster ave
Boyd, J R, machine hand, Cassidy'a
Mill, res 1246 Seymour
Boyd, Mrs R, dressmaker, res 827
Howe
Boyd, T H, (Boyd & Clandening),
contractor, res 605 Oppenheimer
Boyer, Miss Lucretia, aomestic, res
940 Park Lane
Boys, Frederick, painter, C.P.R, rear
625 Hamilton
Bradshaw, Thos, freight dept, C.P.R.
wharf, res 720 Hamilton
Bradley, M A, barber, Lambert's,
Holland blk, res Cambie
Bradshaw, Jos, labr, res 125 Hast-
ings E
Bradstreet's Mercantile Agey,
C. Z. r'>;ii V, agt, 308 Cambie
Braid, Wm, lis Hotel Vancouver
Branc, Wm A, compositor, News-
Adv-.rtisei. res 826 Seymour
Brandkoht, lienry, book-keeper, Le-
land huie!
Brandrick, James, agt, res 741 Ham-
ilton
213
Adam, barber, res
carpenter, res 817
W S
Bransaka,
Powell
Bray, Thomas E,
Hornby
Brechin,' Robert, book-keeper.
Cook, res 613 Gore ave
Breeze, Frank, book-keeper, Wm
Hamilton Mfg Co, res Hastings
Breeze Fred J, supt Hamilton Mfg
Co, Ltd, 12-3 Hastings W, res 1020
Barclay
Breeze, J D, genl agt Confederation
Life Assurance Co, 411 Cordova, res
Barclay
Bremner, E P, machinist, res 612
Seymour
Brenton, John, health inspector, res
Westminster ave cor Lansdowne
Brereton, R R, drayman, Atkins &
Johnson, res 632 Seymour
Bride, Archibald, labr, res Fifteenth
ave
Bridge Hotel, Austin, John, prop,
Westminster ave
Bridge, Fredk, builder's labr, res 726
Barnard
Bridges, John, blacksmith's helper,
C.P.R. shops, res 1327 Richard
Bridgman, E H, clerk O.P.R., res 651
Barnard
Bridgman, Capt £ C, master mariner,
res 651 Barnard
Britton, E C, clerk, res 315 Carrall
Britton, Frank (Britton & Burton),
prop Albion saloon, 133 Water
Broaciway, Ernest, rancher, res 217
Oppenheimer
Broleck, E R, civil engineer, res 610
Howe
Brocklesby, H A, book-keeper, R V
Winch, res 730 Richard
Brock well, David, brickmaker, res 99
Lansdowne ave E
Brockwell. David, teamster, John
McDowell, res 99 Lansdowne
Brocton Point Amateur and Athletic
Club, pres, Sweeney, hon sec
and treas, A St G Hammersley
Broderick, A E, janitor, Y.M.C.A.,
res Hastings, W
Broderick, Miss G, clerk in "Sun
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Hastings W
Brodrick, Mrs, nurse, res 311 Hast-
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Brook, F, shoemaker, res 217 Op-
penheimer
Brook, Robt, clerk, C.P.R., res 812
Richard
Brooks, Frank, res 102 Pender
Brooks, Jauies, plasterer, res 948
Westminster ave
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen,
276 Pythian Castle Hall, 14 Cordova
Bronse, Dr J E, physician, rm 5,
22 Cordova, res Haro
Brown Bros, grocers, res 73 Water
Brown, Alex, carpenter, res 734 Sey-
mour
Brown, Alex, res 73 Water
Brown, Alex, grocer, res 223 Oppen-
heimer
Brown, A, starcher. Pioneer Steam
Laundry
Brown, A H, reporter, res 915 Gran-
ville
Brown, Charles L, real estate agent,
res Fifteenth ave, near Westmins-
ter ave
Brown, Chas, sign writer, res 6 Proc-
tor's building
Brown, Chas H, contractor, res
Eleventh avenue, nr Manitoba
Brown, Miss Clifibrd, music teacher,
res (Jeorgia
Brown, Eriiest, rco 42 Oppenheimer
Brown, Mrs £ A, dressmaker, res 321
Harris
Brown, F, labr, res 219 Oppenheimer
Brown, Miss Florence, domestic, 621
How^e
Brown, Geo, motorneer, res Wood-
ward house
Brown, G A, clerk, J T Brown's, res
1032 Barclay
Brown, O MoL, passenger agent, C.
P.R., res 1124 Heaton
Brown, Harry, logger, res Buss
house, 417 I^owell'
Brown, Harry, Customs oflScer, res
1124 Seaton
Brown, H H, clerk, J T Brown's, res
1032i Barclay
Brown, James, fishcurer, res^ 919
Homer
Brown, Jas, bricklayer, res Fairview,
Sixth ave
Brown, John, carpenter, res Four-
teenth ave, nr Sophia
Brown, George, real estate agent, res
Leiand hotel
Brown, H K, Custom House elk, res
1124 Seaton
Brown, John, mason, res Fairview,
Seventh ave
Brown, John, plumber, R A Townley
Brown, John, machinist, C.P.R., res
1208 Richard
Brown, Joseph, tobacconist, 7 Cor-
dova, res 60 Cordova
Brown, J T & Sons, grocers, 736
Pender, res 1032 Barclay, (see advt,
p. 459)
Brown, Mrs J, retired, res Georgia
nr Homer
Brown, Miss M, dressmaker, res 827
Howe
Brown, Miss Olivia, domestic, Wood-
ward house
Brown, R T, elk, Innes & Richards,
res 1032 Barclay
Brown, Miss S A, domestic, res 516
Burrard
Brown, 8 H, grocer, 73 Water, res
327 Oppenheimer
Brown, Samuel J, labr. Thirteenth
ave, nr Manitoba
Brown, S W, clerk, res 73 Water
Brown, T S, clerk, J T Brown, res
1032 Barclay
Brown, Wm, (Mutrie & Brown),
real estate, res 328 Hastings
Brown, Wm, Asst Genl Frt agt C.P.R
Brown, Wm, moulder, V.C.I. Works,
res 3 Oppenheimer
Brown, Wm, mariner, res Thirteenth
ave E
Brown, Wm, steam fitter, 615 Pen-
der, res Mount Pleasant
Brown, W E, elk 623 Hastings W, res
426 Oppenheimer
brown, WH, Northern Pacific, res
744 Powell
Brown, Wm P, cpntr, res 139 Seventh
ave
Brown, W T, laborer, res 154 Hastings
W
Browne, F H, pntr and kalsominr,
res 249 Barnard
Browne, John, cashier, frgt depot
C.P.R, res 1043 Howe
Browne, John, jr, printer News-Ad-
vertiser, res 1043 Howe
BrowUj Miss L, typewriter, 623
Hastings VV, res cor Georgia and
Homer
Browne, Walter, elk frgt dept C.P.R,
res 1043 Howe
Brown, Miss B, res 713 Cambie
Browning, J M, land comr C.P.R,
643 Granville, res 1003 Georgia
LARGEST ASSORTMENT of WALL PAPER at SPILLMAN'S, Vancoum
F.W.
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and Eigl
Bruce, Al
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Bruce, Da
12 Hastii
Bruce, Geo
grocery, :
Bruce, Joh:
Alexandc
Bruce, Joh
Bruce, J, C
dova
Bruce, Thoi
Hastings
Bruce,Wm,
res Harri
Brunell Pet
Brunnette i
beryard,
Westmini
Bruno, Jose
house
Brunswick,
Brunt, Rob
res 208 Hi
Brusatori, C
Brydone-Ja
2118 Wes)
Brydone*
Whetham
Bryant, Jau
Hastings
Buchanan,
res Fifth i
Buchanan,
& Co, 5]|
Hornby
Buchanan,
house
Buchanan, !
Feelv, ret
Buchanan,
Barnard
Buck, Fran
ave nr Qi
Buckley, Hi
Buckley, Pa
Mills, res
Buckoll, W
Hastings,
Budlong, F
Buell, W S,
Bufltt, Thof
Bugnon. Mi
1020 Gecr
Bugnon, M
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Bruce, Alex, cpntr, res cor Carolina
and Eighth ave
Bruce, Alex, cpntr, Robertson &
Hackett, 620 Scvmour
Bruce, David, labr C.P.R, res rear
12 Hastings W
Bruce, George, deliveryman Arcade
grocery, res 804 Richard
Bruce, John, longshoreman, res 204
Alexander
Bruce, John, cpntr, res Eighth ave
Bruce, J, Central hotel, res 42 Cor-
dova
Bruce, Thos, stonemason, res rear 12
Hastings W
Bruce,Wm, timekeeper sugar refinery
res Harris
Brunell Peter, painter, res 20 Water
Brunnette Sawmill, Office and Lum-
beryard, Gow, John A, mgr, res
Westminster ave, cor Prior
Bruno, Joseph, bartender, Sherman
house
Brunswick, Carey Pat, res Hastings
Brunt, Robt, fireman power house,
res 208 Harris
Brugatori, Carlo, labr, res Dufferin E
Brydone-Jack, Wm D, M.D, res
2118 Westminster ave
BrYdone*Jaok, A C, barrister,
Whetham blk, res New Westmin'r
Bryant, James D, cpntr, res rear 143
Hastings
Buchanan, Donald, cpntr and bldr,
res Fifth ave, Fairview
Buchanan, R G, clerk, J A Skinntr
& Co, 614 Hastings W, res 523
Hornby
Buchanan, D, contractor, res Ottawa
house
Euchanan, D B, McLennan & Mc-
Feelv, res 612 Hastings W
Buchanan, W W, cooper, res 656
Barnard
Buck, Frank, stonecutter, res Fifth
ave nr Quebec
Buckley, Harry, trainman, C.P.R.
Buckley, Patrick, fli-eman, Hastings
Mills, res City hotel
BuckoU, William, pntr, Spillman's,
Hastings, 21 Fifth ave
Budlong, F L, builder, Sixth ave £
Buell, W S, barrister, res 1209 Haro
Bufitt, Thos, cpntr, Sixth ave W
Bugnon, Miss Annette, domestic, res
1020 Georgia
Bugnon, Miss Josephine, domestic,
res 1103 Georgia
Bullock, A M, insurance agt, res 827
Hamilton
Bullock, Mrs J Gray, res 827 Hamil-
ton
Bullock, James, labr, res 1703 Gran-
ville
Bulman, Geo R, machinist, rear 232
Keefer
Buntzen, J, business mgr Y.E.R. &
L. Oo, res 431 Harris
Burchell, Charles, labr, shack off
Carrall
Burchell, E, telegraph operator, res
Leland bouse
Burdis, W D, private sec, Oppen-
heimer Bros, res Princess, cor
Campbell ave
Burfitt. Benjamin, carpenter, i-es
Sixth ave, near Bridge st
Burge, C, diver's asst
Burke, Henry J, cutter, res 314 Col-
umbia ave
Burnet, Frank, res 642 Homer
Bnmet & Bumet,land surveyers,
Lefevre blk, Seymour and Hastings
Burnet, P, (Burnet & Burnet) Lefevre
blk
Burnet, H, res Imperial house, 419
Abbott
Burnet, K JL, (Burnet? & Burnet)
Provincial surveyor, res 610 Howe
Burnet, Major P, res 610 Howe
Burnett, B, schoolteacher, rmsY.M.
C.A. bldg, res 662 Hastings W
Burnett, Frank, student, res 1040
Barclay
Burnett, J W, retired, res 1040 Bar-
clay
Burnett, Ralph, clerk, res 1040 Bar-
clay
Burner, H V, genl agt G.N.Ry, 315
and 317 Cambie, res Holland blk,
Cordova
Burns, Wm, labr, Doering Marstand
B. Co
Burns, Miss T, works Ramsay Bros,
res 377 Seventh ave
Burns, Chas, foreman Royal City
Mills, Grand View
Burns, Wm, bartender Hotel Van-
couver
Burns, Wm, shoemaker, 377 Seventh
ave E
Burns, Wm, shoemaker, 305 Hastings
W, res Mount Pleasant
Burns, J, jr & Co, manufacturers'
agents, rm 2, 14 Cordova
Burns, J, jr, agt Canada Paint Co
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BRITIBH OOliUHBIA DIRIOTORY.
Burns, Ed, boiler maker. B.C. Iron
Works, res 114 Alexander
Burns, Jno, jr, manufs agt, 14 Cor-
dova, res 1210 Robson
Burns, Ghas, Uoyal City Mills
Burns, Miss Carry, droBsmaker, 1020
Alberni
Burns, Jas, newspaper editor, res
1020 Alberni
Burns, Miss MairKie, milliner, res
1020 Alberni
Burns, Herbert, electrician Vancou-
ver notel, res 1020 Alberni
Burns, Frank, printer, res 1020 Al-
berni
Burns, R, drug clerk, 601 Hastings
W, res Leland hotel
Burpee, Geo Fred, agt Federal Life
Association over Bank B.C., res 818
Nicola
Burr, Mra.liotel-keeper Retina hotel,
res cor Water and Cambie
Burrard Inlet Rowing Club, pres,
Geo Turner, sec, D S Wallbridge
Burrard Inlet Railway and Ferry Co,
729 Pender
Burritt, Miss Hattie, dressmaker,
Inglis ]>ye Works, res 528 Seymour
Burritt, H' I), dentist, room 4, 302
Cordova, res Eighth ave
Burritt, Osoar, contractor, res 145
Twelfth ave
Burse, Walter, employee B.C. Sugar
Refinery, res 1022 Robsou
Burse, Wilson, carpenter, res 1022
Bobson
Burton, A, engineer, rea 523 Beatty
Burton, David, Britton & Burton,
props Albion saloon, res 133 Watar
Burton, Herbert, bartender, rear 237
Princess
Burton, H F, clerk, Columbia hotel
Burton, Norman E, millhand, Tait's
Mill, res Columbia hotel
Burton, J R, court stenographer, rms
old Postoffice block, Hastings
Burt well, R T, laborer, res 30iB Prin-
cess
Busby, Mrs Elisa, resFifth ave, Fair-
view
Buscombe, F. mgr J A Skinner & Co,
re& 1030 Robson
Buscombe, George, elk, J A Skinner
& Co, res 512 Hastings W
Buse, E, millowner, Buse Mill Co,
Hastings, res 916 Howe
Butcher, Fredk, labr, res Gore ave
Bushong, Ivan, agt Kimball's safes,
821 Oordovu, res Westminster ave
Butler, H £, res 628 Cordova
Butler, John, longshoreman, res
Powell
Butler, T H, |K>lice constable, res
Princess
Buttimer, Miss Annie L, teacher,
Central School, res 644 Homer
Byrne, J D, real estate agent. Rand
Bros, res 809 Howe
Byron-Johnson, R, clerk, Wulffsohn
& Bewicke, res Nicola
Buxton & Rodney, tobacconists, cor
Cordova and Cambie
BttJCton, J M ft Cp, financial,
mining and real estate agts, 528
Granville
Buxton, Jolin M. mettalurgist,
Granville, res Hotel Vancouver
Boxton, S H, (Buxton & Rodney),
tobacconist, cor Cordova & Cambie,
res Nicola
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAQER
BEER . AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Addrau: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
490. VANCOUVCR. B. C.
" Cabinet " Saloon, McLennan, F I),
cor Cambie and Water
Cady, James, painter, res Dufferin
Cadv, Lewis, furniture store, res 146
Hastings W
Cappiello, .Joseph, emp John Scuitto,
res shack, Inlet
Cain, William J, shoemaker, res 34
Powell
Cairns, Mrs M M, furnished rooms,
res 608 Burrard
Calbick, Geo A, provincial constable,
res 15 Cordova
Calder, A, bartender, Glasgow hotel
Calder, Geo, Royal City Mills
Caldwell, John A, carpenter, res 215
Harris
Caleo, Thomas, millhand, Hastines
Mills
A. M. BE ATTIE acctionekr, . a^praiseb . and
CITY MARKKT. VANCOUVCR, B. C. 6ENRRAli OOMMiSSION MERvHAMT.
ym
Jhf«wry*n JBMLwood Brewery, wzkitipeo.
All WholMala Daalen kaap Drawry'a Ala, Portar and Lagar In Stock.
VANCnUVBR CITY OIBrCTORV.
477
Calkins, S F, driver, No 2 Fire Hall,
res 728 Heymour
Calland, T H, real estate ast, Thomp-
Bon-Ogle blk, HastingB W, res 1128
Beaton
Galley, Alex, accountant, 610, Hast-
insB W, res Georgia
CalliBter, John, clerk, HastingH Baw-
mill, res 734 Sevmour
Galliflter, John, house carpt, res 110
Westr ave
Oally. — , law student, res 638 Georgia
Calori, Angelo, Hotel Europe, 28
Powell
Columbia Carriage Works, Duke &
Wallace, 60 Hastings E
ualwell, K S, police otficer, City Hall
Gamble, H u, chief engr C.P.U, res
1030 (ieorgia
Cameron, A W, chief engr, Fire Hall
No 8, res 24 Hixth ave
Cameron, Mins Bessie, dressmaker,
res 810 Uarnard
Cameron, E, carpenter, Koljertson &
Hackett, res 520 Heymour
Cameron, D H, contractor, res Glas-
gow hotel
Cameron, D M, millwright, res Glas-
gow hotel
Cameron, Miss Erne) ine, dressmaker,
res 810 Barnard
Cameron, Miss Evelyn, dressmaker,
res 810 Barnard
Cameron, James, millhand, Royal
City Mills
Cameron, Jos, engr R.C. Mills, res
425 Princess
Cameron, Mrs J D, res 310 Barnard
Cameron, Miss M, dressmaking, 106
Cordova, res 310 Barnard
Campbell, A B, printer, World office,
res 1001 Richard
Campbell, Albert A, Life Insurance,
Bnik of B.N.A. bldg, res 720 Homer
Campbell, Mrs Annus, res 220 Prior
Campbell, Archibald H, labr, res 1213
Hornby
Campbell, Ghas, blacksmith. Gamp-
bell Carriage Works, res Richard
cor Nelson
Campbell, Duncan A, oil dealer, 663
Beatty
Campbell, Mrs D F, retired, res 728
Richard
Campbell, D J, prop City Bakery,
ree 60 Cordova
Campbell,
Abbott
D J, City Bakory, 231
Gatipbell, D W, contractor, res 1218
F ornby
Ga.npbeU, E K, piledriver, res 302
Keefer
Campbell, Frank, moulder, V.C.I.
Works, res 410 Barnard
Campbell, Geo W, foreman. Royal
City Mills, res 2114 Westminster
uve
Campbell, Grant, book-keeper, God-
frey's hardware store, res 802
Hornby
Campbell, Gregor, teamster, res 128
Water
Campion, J W. sec'y and financial
nigr, B.C. Iron Works, res 1130
Barclay
CampV^ell, G W, salesman, Royal
City Mills, res 2114 Westmin'rave
Canii>bell, H 1), (McLean & Camp-
IhjII), res 78 Water
Campbell, Hugh E, electrician, Van.
Fire Dept, 013 Homer
Campbell, Howard, clerk, Fletcher's
grocery, res 1213 Ilornby
Campbell, H, furniture dealer, res 81
Powell
Campbell, James, millhand, res
Hastings Mill
Campbell, John, barrister, (Cor-
lK)uld McColi, Wilson & Campbell)
res 1182 Comox
Cuinpljell, J D, labr, res Glasgow
hotel
Campbell, J K, tailor, 320 Hastings,
res 237 Princes
Campbell, J R, clerk,J A LMcAlpine
Campbell, Kenneth, elk, C.P.R., res
817 Hamilton
Gampliell, Mrs, res 628 Harris
Campbell, Miss M, dressmaker, res
728 Richard
Campbell, Patrick H, labr, res 613
Homer
Campbell, Peter G, carriage builder,
cor Columbia ave and Oppen-
heimer, res 717 Richard
Campbell, P G, retired, res Eighth
ave
Campbell, Roderick, boot and shoe
dealer, Hastings, res 817 Hamilton
Campbell, W J, foreman, mechanical
engineer, Fire Hall, No 1, res
Water
Gampbell, Rodr, jr, elk, R Campbell
& Co, Hastings, res 817 Hamilton
Campbell, William, millhand, Leamy
& Kyle's Mill
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTORY.
Campbell, R & Co, boot and shoe
mchts, Ontario fioot and Shoe
Store, Hastiuga
Campbell, William, clerk, News-Ad-
vertiser, 420 Cambie
Campbell, William, clerk, Thos Dunn
& Co, res En^lewood hotel
Campbell's Carriage Works, 102 Cor-
dova £
Canadian Australian Com & Trading
Co, Ltd. 430 Cordova
Canadian Gten'l Electric Co,
Ltd, H Pim, manager, 638 Gran-
ville
Canadian Pacific Packing Co, office,
52 Cordova
Canavan, S J, prop. Rosin house, re?
160 Water
Candron, H, fruits, etc. Market Sq
Canessa, Jno, fisherman. False Creek
near O.P.R. bridge
Canning, John, mgr news depot.
Hotel Vancouver, res 1317 Howe
Canonica & Mowatt props Sunny-
side hotel, res 1 Water
Canonica, Louis, Sunnyaide hotel, res
1 Water
Canonica, Mrs M, grocer, res 152-6
Alexander
Caple, Norman, (Trueman & Caple),
302 Cordova, res 805 Homer
Carey, J, clerk, 3-7 Hastings W
Carey, Thomas, engineer, C.P.R, res
309 Ciirrall
Carey, P, prop Brunswick Hotel,
Hastings
Careill, Wm, accountant, U.S.S. Co's
Wharf
Cargill, W, public accountant, 15
Cordova
Carle, David, painter, res 403 Drake
Catling, John, yardman, Crowder &
Penzer, res 737 Harris
Carlisle, J H, Chief Fire Depart-
ment, No 2 Fire Hall, res 722 Sey-
mour
Carlson, Emma, waitress, res 6 Water
Carlson, Miss L, cook. Union hotel
Garmichael, P P, shingle sawyer,
Cassidy's Mill, res 1014 Richard
Carnahan, James, teamster, res 244
Keefer
Carnovsky, Walter, draughtsman, res
334 Hastings
Carnwith, Chas, tallyman, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Carf, George Phillip, machinist, res
1123 Nelson
teamster, reu 504
clerk, F W
Carrier, Mitchel,
Harris
Carriere, A, shipping
Hart
Carroll, Dr J T, res 628 Granville
Carscaden, Peck & Co, wholesale
clotiiiers, etc., 603 Granville
Carscallan, Peter, waiter. Oyster Bay
restaurant
Carson, John, labr, res 1632 West-
minster ave
Carson, Owen, American restaurant,
res 12 Hastings W
Carson, Mrs Wm, boarders, res 515
Richard
Carter, A E, contractor and builder,
res 610 Princess
Carter, Miss E, drossmkr, res Prior
Carter, S B, contractor and builder,
res 610 Princess
Carter, Albert, store dept, C.P.R. ,
res Colonial hotel
Carter, Chas H, lumberman, res 627
Barnard
Carter House, Carter, L, prop,
res Water
Carter, Jno L, bartender. Carter
house
Carter, L, prop Carter house, res
154 Water
Carter, Mrs, res Prior
Carter, Nelson, brickmaker, Port
Haney, res 1120 Seaton
Cartright, Wm, stevedore
Cary, George, contractor and builder,
res 1208 Hornby
Casement & Creery, bankers,
226 Cambie
Casher, Mrs Mary, res 520 Pender
Casement, R (Casement & Creery),
banker, 226 Cambie, 726 Burrard
Cashin, D M, sec-mgr Texas Lake
Ice and Cold Storage Co, Ltd, 400
Cordova
Cassady & Co, Sash, Door and Planint;
Factory, False Creek
Cassady, George, sash and door
manufacturer, Cambie, res Hornby
Casselman, B F, insurance agent, res
81 Thirteenth ave
Casselman, R, harness maker, res
919 Oppenheimer
Cassidy, Miss Annie, music teacher,
res 401 Powell
Cassidy, E 0, grocery clerk, res 405
Powell
Cassidy, Herbert, hotelkeeper, res
401 Powell
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VANCOCVEB CITY DIREOTOHY.
479
Caaeidy, Thos, grocer, 406 Powell
Caseier, Fred, drugSclk, 601 Haslings
I Wj res 620 Pender
Cassillo, Wm, res Glasgow hotel
Castile, John, builder, res Davie, cor
Thurlow
Cattell, Chris, upholsterer, 726
Hastings W, res 1023 Eobson
Gates, Andrew J, ship cnulker, res
34 Sixth ave E
Oates, John A, captain, tug Swan,
res 34 Sixth ave E
I Gates, Wm E, engineer, tug Mamie,
res 134 Sixth ave
I GateiD, Wm, engr, Keefer & Godden,
res 122 Alexander
Caughtrey, A R. mgr B.G. Gattle Co,
Ltd, res 243 Keefer
■■ Caver, — , labr, res 402 Westminster
rd
Gawker, Miss Agnes, res 223 Barn-
ard
: Cawker, Charles, teamster, res 223
Barnard
Cawker, Edwin, teamster, res 223
! Barnard
I Cawker, Richard, labr. Royal City
i Mills
Cawker, SamI, fmr, res 223 Barnard
Cawston, Geo, clerk, B.C. Cattle Co,
res 628 Hamilton
' Center, G L, undertaker, Lockhart &
Center, res 729 Hamilton
Central Hotel, Quann, Thomas, prop,
Cordova
Central School, principal, J A Mc-
Garragle, B.A
Ceperley, H T, real estate and insurl
ance, Thomson-Ogle blk, res Hote-
Vancouver
Ceylon Tea Co, W A Clarke & Co,
132 Cordova
Chaldecott, A H. solicitor, 636 Hast-
ings W, res 1021 Melville
Chaldecott, F M, solicitor, 636 Hast-
ings W, res 1021 Melville
Chamberlin, H W, gentleman, res 616
Burrard
Chamberlain, Robt, labr, res shack.
False creek
Chambers, F, machine hand, F W
Hart, rms Officer Crawford
Chambers, G, res 170 Water
Chambers, Henry, retired, res 732
Richard
Chambers, Miss Minnie, school tea-
cher. West End School, res 1116
Haro
Champion, Samuel K, (Cha:>'ipion &
White). 100 Dupont, res Front
Champion & White, city scavengers,
etc, 210 Abbott
Champion & White, sand and lime,
res 100 Dupont
Chance, Edward, res 1 Water
Chapman, Chas, Oyster Bay restaur-
ant
Chapman, Edward, clerk. Seventh
ave N
Chapman, E, salesman, 603 Hastings
W, res Fairview
Chapman, Harry, fish curer, res 211
Powell
Chapman, Miss L, dressmaker, res
211 Powell
Chappel, T B, salesman, Weeks &
Robson, Thompson blk, 612 Hast-
ings
Chard, Chas, elk, McLennan & Mc-
Feely, 823 Hamilton
Charleson,D B, contractor, 918 Pender
Ghardon, C M, builder .res 818 Richard
Charman, Frank, iJustoms officer, res
cor Pender and Melville
Charlesson, J, Royal City Mills
Gharleaon, D B, contractor, C.P.R
Charleston, Jos, labr, Leamy& Kyle's
Mills, res 26 Pender
Charlton, Charles H, bricklayer, res
1655 Westminster
Chase, George, carpenter, res 672
Princess
Chase, Jeremiah, sawyer, Leamy &
Kyle's, res 224 Sixth ave W
Chase, W H, foreman, Leamv &
Kyle's Mills
Chaumette, E N,engr,Doering & Mar-
strand's Brewing Co, res 523 West-
minster ave
Chaumette, Mrs M H, midwife, res
623 Westminster ave
Cheney, Oeo A, mgr Hotel Van-
cover
Cherry, Fred, waiter. New Fountain
hotel
Chester, Wm, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Chetham, Miss A, clerk, res 509
Richard
Childs, Miss Agnes, prop Dougall
restaurant, res 308 Abbott
Chilian Consulate, McKay block,
Richard, M P Morris, Consul, 723
Pender
Chinese Mission, 726-727 Pender
Chinese Methodist Mission, Dupont
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Chipchase, Robt, clerk of works, res
6 Water
Chipman, J £, com mcht, Masonic
blk, rm 4, res 817 Georgia
Chisholm, George, brakeman, G.P.
S, res 820 Howe
Chisholm, Miss Hetta, tailoress, res
820 Howe
Chown, I, traveling salesman, Curtis
& Newsom, res 1126 Seymour
Christie. Wallace G, marine engr,
res Fairview, Seventh ave, South
Christie, Miss K H, res 701 Hastings
Christ Church, Rev L N Tucker,
Geoi-gia
Church of Our Lady the Rosary,
Richard, Rev H Eummellen
City Hall, 126 Powell
City Hospital, Cambie
City Printing Works, Trythall, W G,
60 Cordova
City Hotel, Fairon, A, prop, Powell
City of Vaacouver Building Society,
S'Hastings £, Geary, G H, sec
Clabon, A B, res Y.M.C.A., building,
Hastings W
Clabin, — , res 235 Princess
Clair, Peter, retired, res 70 Cordova
Clandenning, James (Boyd & Clan-
denning), res 326 Westminster avA
Clandenning, John, foreman, res 509
Powell
Clarence Hotel, Foubert, F, prop,
cor Pender and Seymour
Clark, Chas, crockery and fancy
goods, 136 Cordova, res Nelson, cor
Bute
Clark, Colin G, clerk. Bank of Mon-
treal, res 661 Barnard
Clark, E J, gentleman, res 411 Cor-
dova
Clark, E J, res Hotel Vancouver
Clark, Geo E, gas works, res Ninth
ave, nr Scott
Clark, H C, clerk, Thompson Bros,
res 332 Hastings
Clark, James W, engineer, res 311
Georgia
Clark, John F, grocer, Westminster
ave, res 31 Seventh ave
Clark, John, gardener, res Twelfth
ave, cor Manitoba
Clark, Joseph G, res 49 Lansdowne
ave
Clark, Joseph, labr, res 942 West-
minster ave
Clark, J F, grocer, Westminster ave,
nr Seventh ave
Clark, Mrs Nellie, dressmaker, res
812 Howe
Clark, Robt, gents' furnishing, 224
Carrall
Clark, R W, traveler. Major & El-
dridge, i-es 633 Hornby
Clark, N S, painter, res Columbia
Clark, W A (Clark; W A & Co), 182
Cordova, res 606 Homer
Clark, W F, painter, 2403 Westmins-
ter ave, res 106 Sixth ave
Clarke, Samuel, gentleman, res Clar-
ence hotel, cor Pender & Seymour
Clark, W, lather, res Terrace" No 7,
Keefer
Clarke, F S, gents' furnishings, 412
Cordova, res 1617 Robson
Clarke, H M, surveyor's assistant,
res rear of 636 Richard
Clarkson, — , gentleman, res 520
Pender
Clarkson & May ne, painter, 607 Pender
Clarkson, Jos, painter, 607 Pender,
res in rear of 607 Pender
Clay, E F, Sunnyside dining rooms,
6 Water
Clay, H V. labr
Clajrton, Edward, grocer, 900 West-
minster ave
Clayton, George, engineer, Doering &
Marstrand Brewing Co
Clayton, George L, machinist. Four-
teenth ave near Quebec
Clayton, Isaac, labr, res Shore, north
of Georgia
Cleary, F J, real est agt, res 66 Water
Cleaveland, James P, carpenter, res
248 Princess
Clegg, A, driver, Fire Hall, No 1, res
Water
Clelland, Alex, teamster, J C Kerr,
res 243 Georgia
Clements, Mrs A, res 1037]Melville
Clements, J, building superintendent,
res 541 Howe
Cleveland, Ernest, civil engineer
student, res 326 Oppenheimer
Cleveland, J P, carpenter, Robertson
& Hackett, 620 Seymour
Cleveland, Nathan, millwright, res
326 Oppenheimer
Cleveland, E, clerk, Williams & Daw-
son, 619 Hastings W, res Oppen-
heimer
Cliff, A A, mail clerk, C.P.R, res 626
Granville
Clifford, James, fireman C.P.R, res
713 Cambie
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Clinton, H G F, rector, St. James'
Church, res SU Oppenheimer
Clousb, Ed, expressman , res 616
Princess
Clough, H, baggageman, C.P.B, res
617 Richard
Clough, J, caretaker, City Hall
Cloup;h, Thomas, expressman, res 616
Princess
Clouston, ThoB, locomotive engnr C.
P.R, res 726 Hamilton
Clowes, John, carpenter, res 1120
Granville
Clubb, John, carp :nter, res 624 Sey-
mour
Clubb & Stewart, jlothing and fur-
nishings, 328 Cordova
Clubb, Wm, (Clubb & Stewart), res
546 Georgia
Clute, J M, real estate agt, 605 Has-
tings W, res Manor house
Cluter, Frank, laborer, res 204
Harris
Clutterbuck, Fred, locomotive engnr,
C.P.R, re8 713Cambie
Clyne, Hy, accountant, res rear 1106
Robson
Clyne, H, com agent and acct, res 623
Hastings W
Cochrane, Wm, plasterer, res rear of
Harris
Cookbnm. F, mgr R G Dun &
Co, 536 Hastings W, res 1128 Haro
Cocking, Cams, blacksmith, 24 Alex-
ander, res 317 Harris
Cocking, Fred, boiler maker, res 5
Proctor's building
Cockaall, D, caretaker, res Vancouver
Foundry
Cody, P H, stonecutter, res 154
Water
Coffey, Miss S, dressmaker, res 633
Richard
Cohen, Mrs F, nurse, Alexander Hos-
pital
Coil, Wm, ship carpenter, res 1015
Homer
Colbourne, Wm, draughtsman, res
428 Oppenheimer
Coldwell, J A, painter, res 317
Georgia
Coldwell, Chas A, 45 Eighth aveW
Colp, Cooper, clerk, Wulflfsohn & Be-
wicke, res 1024 Eveleigh
Cole, Sylvanus, retired, 1506 Robson
Cole, W R, painter, res 775 Keefer
Coleman, Wm, rancher, rear 150
Water
Ooleman, Oeorge, (Evans, Cole-
man & Evans,) 165 Cordova res
Comox
Coll, S, barber, Lambert's, Holland
blk, res Princess
CoUontt A Co, wine merchants,
Ferguson blk, Richards
CoUcutt, Jamea, (Collcutt & Co)
Ferguson blk, Richards, res 1320
Georgia
Collins, Henry, dry goods merchant,
110 Cordova, res cor Hornby and
Robson
Collins, James, cpntr, res rear 626
Hamilton
Collins, James, operator, C.P.R. tel,
res 812 Richard
Collins, J, conductor street railway,
res 322 Dunsmuir
Collins, Will, dry goods clerk, 110
Cordova, res cor Hornby and Rob-
son
Colonial Hotel, Diebel, A, cor Drake
and Granville
Callister, G F, elk, Hastings Mil, res
734 Seymour
Colquohon & Bell, tinsmiths, eto, 330
Hastings W
Colquhon, Robt, (Colquhon & Bell)
res 816 Richard
Columbia Brewery, brewers
Colombia House, Dixon, Joh,
prop, cor Columbia ave and Oppec •
heimer
Colwell, Robt S, police constable,
res Helmcken, near Richard
Combs, John R, carpenter, res 1224
Richard
Comer, Chas, steamboat hand S.S.
Cutch, res 111 Hastings E
Comer, Henry, baker, res 227 Harris
Comyn, res 915 Granville
Conant, Harry, painter, res Colum-
bia hotel
Condre, Mrs H, grocery store, 917
Granville
Conley, Chas, res 1202
Conn, Wm H, blacksmith, res Eighth
ave
Connors, Wm, engr, res 133 Water
Connacher, U B, caretaker. Baptist
church, res rear 605 Cambie
Connacher, Mrs H B, ladies' nurse,
res rear 605 Cambie
Connell, — , longhoreman, res cabin
south of Pender
Connelly, J J, electrician, res Clar-
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Connor, J, bidr and painter, res 633
Cambie
Connor, Wm O, plumber, McLennan
& McFeely. res 683 Gambia .
Consulate of Hawaii, A Murray Beat-
tie, Consul
C.O.O.F., M.U.C., Loyal Lodge No.
02, B.C.L. & I. blk. Homer
Coogan, Edward, tailor, res False
creek, near C.P.R. bridge
Cook, Alfred, process server, res
Georgia
Cook, A J, stair builder, res Quebec,
cor Fifteenth ave
Cook, Edward, teamster, W 8 Cook,
res Hastings E, near Westminster
ave
Cook, Edward, contractor, re& Nelson
Cook, Fred, butcher at Wriggles-
worth, res 216 Westminster rd
Cook, H E, seaman, rear 233 Princess
Cook, John, bartender. Merchant's
Exchange, res 1336 Burrhrd
Cook, J R, asst undertaker. Lock-
hart & Center, res 69 Cordova
Cook, J V, tallyman Vancouver saw-
mill, res Harris
Cook, Robt H, builder, res 468 Sixth
ave E
Cook, Thos, shoemaker, res 628
Powell
Cook, V E, labr, res rear 227 Harris
Cook, William, dealer in sand and
lime, res 232 Keefer
Cook, Wm S, sand and lime dealer,
62 Dupont, res 206 Sixth ave
Cooke, Alex C, painter, res 321 Car-
rail
Cooke, Miss Nellie, dressmaker,
Hudson Bay Co, res 1020 Alberni
Coombs, Edward, labr, res 306
Seventh ave E
Coombs, F, fireman, C.P.R, res cor
Georgia
Cooper, Ernest, (Cornish & Coop-
er, 318 Seymour) contractor, res
1062 Comox
Cooper, John, engnr, No 2 Fire Hall,
res 728 Seymour
Cooksley, J, caretaker, bank of B. C.
bldg, res Van boat club
Cope, lYed, Mayor of Vancouver,
res 1100 Haro
Capihorne, 774 Homer
Copp, Capt W H, shipbroker, Carrsll,
res 821 Hornby
Copp, Joseph, compositor, Marshall
& McCrae, res 314 Homer
Corbell, Joseph, millwright, res 628
Powell
Coibell, Wm, seaman, res 628 Powell
Corbett, Patrick, laborer, 181 Keefer
Corbonld. McColl, WUaon &
Campbell, barristers, Thompson -
Ogle blk, Hastings
Corbould, Gordon, E, (Corbould,
McColl, Wilson & Campbell,) bar-
rister, etc
Cordiner, P, fmr. North Arm, res 209
Westminster ave
Comisll A Cooper, contractors
and builders, 318 Seymour res Lefe-
vre block
Cornish, B J, (Cornish & Cooper,)
contractors and builders, 318 Sey-
mour, res Lefevre blk
Cornish, N A, res 912 Howe
Cornwall, Alex, cpnr, res Hotel Van-
couver
Cornwall, J, labr, res rear of 160
Water
Cornwall , Sam C, book-keeper, steam
laundry, res 833 Sevmour
Corrigan, G D, C E (Palmer & Corri-
res Howe
Cosgrove, Jas, labr, res 1129 Pendrell
Cosgrove, Robt, labr, res Pendrell
Cosgrove, Miss Rose, domestic, res
Beach ave
Cosman, W, & Son, tinsmiths, etc,
626 Pender
Cosman, Wm, Cosman & Son, res
809 Homer
Cosmopolitan Hotel, (A bray &
Wellington,) res Cordova
Costello, Miss B, domestic, res 427
Hastings
Costello, Miss Bridget, domestic, res
944 Park lane
Costello, John, fisherman, res 944
Park lane
Costello, Miss Maggie, domestic, res
232 Keefer
Costello, Miss Mary, domestic, res
944 Park lane
Costello, M, hotel koeper, 978 West-
minster ave, res 339 Westminster
rd
Costello, M F, upholsterer, res 944
Park lane
Cotes, John, fireman Hastings mill,
res 628 Powell
Cottle, Chas, tmstr, res 716 Powell
Cottingham, U W, res Leiand hotel
Cotton, A H, city editor News- Adver-
tiser, res 420 Cambie
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Cordova,
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Cox, T, gro<
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Cox, Frank
Cox, W T, I
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Craig, D C,
660 Barn^
Craig, Harr
Craig, Nath
Seventh a
Craig, Wm,
Co, res 62;
Orombie, J
Hornby
Cracknell, I
616 Burrai
Oramm, J V
Bell, res 8
Crane, — , n
Crane, J J, c
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Crawford, (
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Crawford, J.
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Cotton, F C, M. P. P, publisher,
News-Advertiser, Condelf bile
Coughlin, Mrff S, res 026 Homer
Coughlin, F G, res 411 Hastings W
Coafson, Chas £, shipbuilder, res
Seventh ave, N
Goupland, Jos, res Melville
Court Columbia, No. 1, C. 0. F, 14
Cordova
Court House and Land Registry Office
cor Hastings and Cambie
Courtney, John, longshoreman, res
rear 614 Pender
Coville, Jno, millhand, B. C. M. T.
& T. Co, res 409 Drake
Coivan, Georce H, barrister, etc, 619
Hastings W, res Tieland hotel
Cowdray, G, engnr, Pioneer steam
laundry
Cowderoy, Wm, book-keeper, res 410
Alexander
Cowie, Jas, clerk. Crown saloon,
Carrall
Cowperthwaite, Fred M, prin Central
School, res Eighth ave
Cox, Davis, H H, book-keeper, 303
Cordova, res Pender nr Thurlow
Cox, £, carpt, res 816 Richard
Cox, T, grocers clerk, res cor Georgia
and Cambie
Cox, Frank, res 102 Pender
Cox, W T, mail agt, C.P.R, res 1102
Seaton ^
C.P.R. Cement Works, C.P.R, False
creek
Craig, D G, contractor's foreman, res
660 Barnard
Craig, Harry, butcher, res 666 Princess
Craig, Nathaniel, baggagemaster, res
Seventh ave
Craig, Wm, book-keeper, Ashfield &
Co, res 621 Hornby
Grombie, J Gordon, acct, res 1022
Hornby
Cracknell, E C, teller, Bank B.C, res
616 Burrard
Gramm, J W, tinsmith, Colquhon &
Bell, res 816 Richard
Crane, — , res 302 Cordova
Crane, J J, canner,Steve8ton Canning
Co, res 136 Keefer
Crawford, G C, undertaker, F W
Hart, res 23)^ Cordova
Crawford, J, mgr. Baker Bros & Co,
Ltd, res 1122 Robson
Crawford, J E, mgr Tele Delivery Co,
Abbott, res 610 Cordova
Crawford, John, labr, res 344 Tenth
ave W
Crawford, Joseph, labr, res Ninth
ave
Crawford, Mrs J E, electrician. Elec-
tric Treatment and Massage Baths,
res rm 6, 610 Cordova
Crawford, Thos, police constable, res
Harris cor Hawks ave
Crawford, Thomas, labr, res Ninth
ave cor Columbia
Creamer & Langley, plumbers' sup-
plies, 216 Carrall
Creamer, Jas S, (Creamer & Langley),
216 Carrall, res 20 Dunn blk
Crean A Thomas, props Oriental
hotel
Crean Jno, prop Oriental hotel
Creed, D, foreman C.P.R, res 309
Carrall
Creery, A MoCreight, banker,
(Casement & Creery), 226 Cambie
res Beach ave cor Pacific & Jervis
Cresswell, Edward, labr, res 1028
Richard
Crickmay, A E, book-keeper, A
Leask's, res 1348 Thurlow
Crickmay, Ed, book-keeper, res 1348
Thurlow
Crickmay, Wm,A.M.I.C.E,civilengr,
409 Richard, res 1348 Thurlow
Crickton, B, res 102 Pender
Criswell, William, plasterer, res 984
Westminster ave
Critch, Miss E, res 624 Oppenheimer
Critch, Henry, blacksmith, res Prin-
cess
Crocker, Thos, hotel-keeper, Ottawa
house, Harris
Crombet, Achimell, agt Pacific Coast
Fire Insurance Co, res rear of 926
Park lAse
Cronk, B M, carpt, res Grand View
Crook, C, (Crook, C & Co), res 612
Cordova
Crook, C & Co, real estate, finan;ial,
loan and insurance brokers, 612
Cordova
Crookall, Mrs John, dry goods store,
res 217 Westminster rd
Crookall, Jno, bricklayer, res 217
Westminster rd
Cross, woodsman, res Glasgow hotel
Cross, Charles W, cook, res 1311
Richard
Cross, G B, book-keeper, res 620
Alexander
Crosby, S, rea 774 Homer
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Crosby, Miss Clara, domestic, res 620
Hornby
Crosby Steam Oaofe and
Valve OOt John S Anderson,
1^, Edison bldg, 418 Richard
Crosby, J T, boot and shoe dealer, res
106 Uastinss E
Crosthwaite, Mrs Kate, dressmaker,
162 Cordova
Croston, Thomas B, res Scotia, nr
Fifth Rve N
Croteau, E, sec^treas B.C. Wood Wks
Co, res Colonial hotel
Crow, John, cigarmkr, res 621 Keeler
Crowder & Penzer, coal and produce
and ffeneral commission merchants
303 Cordova, wharf bt foot of Harris
Crowder, J S, dealer in coal and
wood, Harris Street Wharf, res 289
Keefer
Crowe„S J, builder, res 1124 Se^our
Crown Saloon, Decker & McKinnell,
props, 218 Carrall
Cruickshank, Geo, labr, B. C. Iron
Works, res 214 Tenth ave
Crump, Henry, florist
Crunner, W JHerbert, carpenter, res
Seventh ave
CuUen, William, labr, res 247 Prior
Cummins, Alex, logger, res Rich-
mond hotel
Cummins, A C, clerk, C.P.R, res 701
Hastings
Cummins, F C, clerk, Bk Montreal,
res 320 Heatley ave
Cummins, Miss C, tchr, Heatley ave
Cunningham, Chas, clerk, C.P.R, res
617 Richard
t/unningham Hardware Co, 211 Col-
umbia ave
Cunningham, James, longshoreman,
cabin south of Pender
Cunningham, Mrs S R, dressmaker,
162 Cordova
Cunningham, Weed, cook. Palmer
house restaurant, res 626 Hastings
Curran, James asst storekeeper,C.P.
R, res 1206 Homer
Currell, John, cutler, 31 Hastings E
Cnrrie, A C, nightwatchman, C.P.R
wharf, res 1047 Howe
Currie, Miss Mary, waitress, Pacific
hotel
Currie, W, C.P.R, telegraphs, res 817
Hornby
Currie, carpenter, 820 Hamilton
Currie, Miss Martha, dressmaker, 606
Pender
Curry, Neil, labr, 603 Hamilton
Curry, Francis, carpenter, res 1128
Comoz
Curry, Mathew, teamster, Cassady &
Co^s, res 1024 Eveleigh
Currell, J W, blacksmith, 614 Pender
Cnrtia ft Newsom, hardware and
stoves, 169 Cordova
Curtis, Edward, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Curtis, E A, (Curtis&Newsom), hard-
ware merchant, 169 Cordova, res
932 Hornby
Curtis, William, labr, res 667 Harriet
Curtis, A W, elk, C.P.R, res 917 Pen-
der
Cusack, Joseph, millwright, res Glas-
gow hotel
Customs Bonded Warehouse, No. 21,
Granville
Customs Bonded Warehouse, No. 9,
902 Granville
Caatoms Office, 402 Granville,
John M Bowell, collector, res 1207
Haro
Cuthbertson, William, clerk, res 609
Richard
Cyrs & Roberts, proprs Granville
hotel, 20 Water
Cyrs, Thos D, hotel keeper, res 20
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Dafoe, J Roy, contractor, res Alberni
Dairon, David, plasterer, Fairview,
res Seventh ave
Dairon James, plasterer, Fairview,
res Seventh ave
Dairon, William, plasterer, res Fair-
view, Seventh ave
Dalby, Geo, finisher, F W Hart, res
Ontario house
Dal by, Mrs, domestic, res Pender and
Seaton
Dale, Sep, labr, res 216 Keefer
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Dalton, C G, J E Andereon & Co, res
Nelson
Dalton, Frank, teamster, res Third
ave, Fairview
Dalton, Jaa, Royal City Mills
Dalton, Jno R, buildei-, les 316 Duns-
muir
Dalton &Thorburn, commission mer-
chants, 160 Water
Dalton, W T, draftsman, C O Wick-
endens, res 1020 Eveleigh
Dalzell, George, machinist, rea K3
Eleventh ave E
Damson, George, canner, Brunswick
Cannery, res 219 Westminster ave
Dana, A J, purchasing agent, C.P.R.,
res 1230 Robson
Danato, C, labr, res shack, West-
minster ave
Darcy, Harry, painter, res Columbia
hotel
Dar^ Wiu, clerk, store department,
C^.R., res 660 Granville
Darling, H, supt engr, U.8.S. Co,
City wharf, res 618 Howe
Darling, N D, commercial traveler,
res Prior
Darnley, C F, bookbinder, Marshall
& McCrae
Davenport, Miss, dressmaker, 618
Hastings W
Davey, Alfred E, cleik, Carscnden,
Pet c & Co, res 813 Hornby
Dave. , Emmanuel, res 931 West-
mirrter ave
Davidson, Bros, jewelers, "Diamond
Hall," 146-48 Cordova
Davidson, C N (Davidson, Bros), res
Burrard
Davidson Miss Edna, waitress, rea
106 Cambie
Davidson, John, loeger, res Powell E
Davidson, John, labr, rea 266 Harris
Davidson, John, labr, 263 Prior
Davidson, Jno C, Carter house,
164 Water
Davidson, Thoa, drv goods clerk, res
426 Harris
Davidaon, — , P.L.8., res Gore ave,
6 Gore terrace
Davidson, — , gentleman, rea 616
Richard
Davie, Wm, fireman. Fire Hall No 3
Daviea, A R, logger, res 66 Water
Daviea, Chaa, stonecutter, rea 776
Keefer
Daviea, Harry, painter, res Columbia
hotel
Daviea, B P (Daviea. Marahall <&
Macneill), Bank of B.C. building,
rea cor of Burrard and Eveleigh
Davies, Miss L F, tvpewriter, 619
Hastinss W, res 1128 Pendrill
Davies, H H, book-keeper, Crowder
& Penzer, 303 Cordova, res cor
Pender and Thurlow
Davis, Marshall ft Maoneill,
barristers and solicitora. Bank of
B.C. bldg
Davis, Alfred, painter, C.P.R., rea
734 Seymour
Davis, !vii. 9 Grace, domestic, 784
Burrard
Davis, Henry, teamster, J C Kerr,
res 243 ( 'ffor^ia
Davis, J K, painter and wall paper
dealer, 328-30 Cambie, res 606 Cam-
bie
Davia. Luther, barber, 302 Carrall,
res 636 Richard
Davis, Wm, tailor, res 138 Hastings
Davis, W L, res over 315 Carrall, side
entrance
Davis, — . res shore north, S Georgia
Davy, William, labr, res 1304 Bur-
rard
Dawe, E & Co, tailors, Holland blk,
Cordova
Dawe, A (E Dawe & Co), tailor, res
819 Richard
Dawe, E, (E Dawe & Co) res 819
Richard
Dawson, C, prop Gold house hotel,
66 Water
Dawson, G H, (Williams & Dawson)
civil engr, Thompson-Ogle blk, res
1113 Nelson
Dawton, longshoreman, rea rear 614
Pender
Deane, C V, agent, res 729 Hamilton
Deane, E B, real estate broker. Con-
dell blk. Homer, rea 1012 Haro
Dean, Leonard, wood carver, Cas-
sady's Mill, res 1122 Richard
DeBeck, George W, Mackinnon,Mac-
farlane & Co, Haatinga, res Quebec,
cor Fifteenth ave
DeBarr, Edward, res Tenth ave, cor
Carolina
Deck, Milton, fruit dealer, 317 Car-
rall, rea 313 Haatinga
Decker, John, saloon keeper. Crown
ealoon, Carroll, rea 632 Homer
DeForeat, Prof H J, artiat, oil colors,
studio rm 14, FergtiRon blk, rea 409
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Defreene, Fred, barber, 302 Garrall,
res City hotel
Delmas, Miss Bosie, domestic, 761
Hornby
Delmonioo Hotel, Emerson, P F,
prop, cor Pender and Seymour
Delome, Jno, sawyer Spicer's shingle
mill, res 12 Hastings W
Dennis, Joshua, lab. ', res re<»r of 16
Hastings E
Dennis, E P, patternmaker, C.P.R.,
res 1131 Homer
Dennis, L M, barber, res 164 Water
Denorfrey, Louis, labr, res 217 Prior
Dennys, Cbas Duncan, book-keeper.
World office, res 606 Cordova
Denton, Edwin, labr, res 332 Harris
DePencier, Henry, res 2226 West-
minster ave
Derouse, Alvin, engr. Lulu Island
Cannery, res 1221 Richard
Desantis, Tony, barber, res 68 Water
Desereau, Chas, res 20 Water
Desormier, Charles, res 316 Princess
Desrosiers, M, tinning, plumbing
and sheet metal work, 831 Gran-
ville, res Seymour
Desurall, Chas, logger, res City hotel
Devine, H T, (Devine & Son) res
128 Cordova
Devine, Hairy, accountant, 128 Cor-
dova, res Sixth ave, near E Vic-
toria
Devine, John & Son, collectors
and com agts, 128 Cordova, res
Sixth ave. Mount Pleasant
Devlin, Joseph, harness maker, B
F Heney, Cfordova, res 1236 Rich-
ard
Devlin, J D, clerk, Drysdale's, res
825 Hornby
DeWitt, J M, prop Ottawa house,
cor Pender and Granville
DeWolf, George, financial, mining
and real estatebroker, 617 Hastings
W, res 1203 Georgia
DeWolf, John, book-keeper, Webster
Bros, res 412 Barnard
D'Gendron, Jos, labr, res 515 Oppen-
heimer
D'Gendron, Madam, dressmaker, res
515 Oppenheimer
Diamond, C T, typewriter, 219 Cam-
bie, res Comox
Diamond, J H, clerk. Mutual Life
Insurance, res Comox
Dick & Shannon, the Misses, dress-
makers, res 318 Westminster ave
Dickey, Nathaniel, book-keeper,
Fader's, res 907 Westminster ave
Dickie, Alex, upholsterer, res 1313
Hornby
Dickie, George A, electrician, Van
Electric LiKht,res 51 Twelfth ave W
Dickie, J A, driver. Weeks & Robson
res 412 Hastings
Dickie, Robt, bricklayer and stone-
mason, res 1313 Hornby
Dickinson, W J, moulder, res 628
Harris
Dickson, Alex, clerk, res 658 Gran-
ville
Diebel, Albert, prop Colonial hotel,
res 1300-4 Granville
Dellburner, Geo, engr, res New Foun-
tain hotel
Dillon, James, cigar maker, Kurtz &
Co, Glasgow hotel
Dimond, Clias T, clerk, 219 Gambie,
res Comox
Dimond, John, electrician, 6 Richard
res Comox
Dimond, Mrs L, widow, res Comox
Dimond, Miss L, vocalist, res Comox
Dinsmore, Thos, clerk, C.P.R., res
820 Howe
Dinsmore, William, shoemaker, 604
Westminster ave, res 121 Hastings
Dinsmore, A, carpt, C.P.R. wharf,
rea 536 Cambie
Diplook Book 4e Stationery
Co, Ltd, 605 Hastings \Y
Diplook, A B, bookseller and sta-
tioner, 606 Hastings W, res 1025
Nelson (see advt, p. 459)
Dirk, Veen, baker, City Bakery, res
231 Abbott
Discovidche, Edda, cook, Oyster Bay
restaurant
District Regristrar, Supreme
Court, A E Beck
Ditmars, W C, book-keeper, Jute
Factory, res 810 Howe
Dixon, C, clerk, F W Hart, les Le-
land house
Dixon, George, engr, U. S.S. Co, res
627 Richard
Dixon, Gordon, labr, res 545 Camp-
bell ave
Dixon, James, sewer contractor, res
356 Barnard
Dixon, John, res 102 Pender
Dixon, Jos, prop Columbia hotel
Dix9n, Robt, civ conductor, res 114
Westminster u
Dixon, W C, Royal City Mills
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Dixon, Silvester, carpt, res 545 Gamp-
bell ave
Dobsen, F S, millwright, res 430
Princess
Dobson, Geo, millwright, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res 430 Princess
Dob'sunsky, Theodore, cooper,res New
Fountain hotel
Dockendorf, Wm, clerk. Market, res
926 Westminster
Dockendorf, Wm, genl store, res 926
Westminster ave
\ Dockerill, J G, clerk Supreme and
Gounty Gourts, res 513 Hornby
Dodd, Leonard, student, res 528
Hamilton
Dodge, Thomas, cook, res 429 Drake
Dodson, Joseph, baker, 17 Hastings
E, res Sixth ave E
Doeringr & Marstrand Brew's
Go, brewers and bottlers,
feeventh ave {see advt over initial
Uttiirs)
Doerinff, Chas, brewer, (Doering
& Marstand) res cor Sixth ave and
Carolina
Doherty, Isaac W, grocery, res Que-
bec near Twelfth ave
Doherty, J H. Royal City Mills
Doidge, L ti, carpenter, res
Harris
Doig, James, conductor, G.P.R,
Fairview, Eighth ave N
Dolan, Mike, labr, res Beach ave
Dolan, P, blacksmith, G.P.R. shops,
res 1327 Howe
Dominion Building and Loan
ASBOOiation, J J Bantield, agent,
411 Cordova
Dominion Cartridge Co, Ltd, H W
Maynard, nigr, McKay bldg, 412
Richard, res 422 Alexander
Dominion and Foreign Trad-
ing Co, Ltd, 219 Gamble
Donald, Jessie, book-keeper, Boulder
saloon
Donaldson, D, mgr Y.M.G.A
Donaldson, Jas, druggist, res Rich-
mond hotel
Donaldson, William, mill engr, res
Second ave
Doneho, John, sawyer, res 221 Harris
Donelly, Miss Annie, dressmaker, res
cor Georgia and Gamble
Donelly, Miss Kate, cor Georgia and
Gambie
Donnelly, C H, bookbinder, res 409
Dunsmuir
234
res
Donnelly, H, res rear of 310 Duns-
muir
Doran, John, stevedore, res 11 Proc-
tor's bldg
Doucet, Leonce, book-keeper, Oppen-
heimer Bros, res 921 Hornby
Dougald, Black, labr, res rear of 668
Granville
Dougall, Mrs F, widow, res Gomox
Dougall House, Wilson, David, prop,
Abbott
Dougall, Miss Marion, stenographer,
Rand Bros, res Gomox
Dougall, John, laborer, res 109 Heat-
ley ave
Dougan, J J, school teacher. East
End School, res 733 Harris
Dougherty, Jennie, dressmaker, res
Prior
Dougherty, James, ship carpenter,
res Prior
Douglas, A & Co, photographers,
615 Hastings (see advt, p. 649)
Douglas, A (A Douglas & Go), 615
Hastings
Douglas Boarding House, Mr Steven-
son, prop, 815 Georgia
Douglas, CS & Co, real estate,
139 Cordova
Douglas, C S (G S Douglas & Go),
Cordova, res 781 Hornby
Douglas, Miss B M, domestic, 1211
Robson
Douglas, Miss E J, domestic, 124
Gore ave
Douglas, J C, wine and spirit
dealer, 424 Cordova, res Richard
(gee advt preceding street directory)
Douglas, Kerby, painter, res Colum-
bia hotel
Douglass, Robt, teamster, res 307
Barnard
Dowling, F W, local mgr, G.P.R.
Telegraph Go
Downer, .t F, labr, res Gore ave
Downie, Wm, assistant supt, G.P.R.,
rm No 2, 634 Cordova, res 520
Hornby
Downing, E H, plumber, res 322
Dunsmuir
Downing, F B, painter, res 324 Duns-
muir
Downing, W, city traveler, res 125
Water
Drake, W E, res room 7, 22 Cor-
dova
Draper, A W (Draper & Leithead),
Granville Cigar Factory, res Pender
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Draper, Miss L, saleslady, H H Lay-
field & Co, res 642 Georgia
Dresser, A W, architect, 528 Cordova
res Eighth ave
Drew, HE, bricklayer, res 1304 Sey-
mour
Droissart, Emile, labr, res cor Camp-
bell ave and Prior
Drummond, Miss M, domestic, 1124
Seaton
Drysdale, Gordon, dry goods,
millinery and mantles, 150 Cor-
dova, res 806 Hornby (see advt p.
469)
Dubberley, Jos, sailmaker, Empress
of India, res 612 Davie
Duchesnav, Edmund, civil engineer,
C.P.R, res 877 Hornby
Duclos, Adolph, carpenter, res 662
Princess
Dudley, Miss Rose, waitress, res 66
Water
Duff, Alex, stonecutter, res rear 417
Pender
Duff, Rev Rolph, Congregational
Church, res 534 Homer
Dugen, E H, blacksmith, res Harris
DuHamel, Frank, night watchman,
B.C.M.T. &T. Co, res rear of 26
Pender
Duhig, D D, miner, res 208 Powell
Dnhig, Fred, machinist, res 208
Powell
Duke, James (Duke & Wallace), Co-
lumbia Carriage Works, Princess,
res Vernon ave
Duke, Thomas, clerk Foreman's
grocery, res Vernon ave
Dulois, Peter, prop Quebec hotel,
Richard
Dumas, Chas, logger, res City hotel
Dunbar, Thos, res 6 Water
Dunbar, Chas T, real estate agent,
606 Hastings W, res Leland hotel
Duncan, Chas, commission agent,
4 Gore Terrace, res Gore ave
Duncan, Mrs F H, housekeeper,
Fifteenth ave near Quebec
Duncan, Fred, labr, res 7 Proctor's
building
Duncan, Henry, fireman. Fire Hall,
No. 3
Duncan. H C, Bank of B.C, res Sixth
ave cor Quebec
Duncan, J H, clerk, 301 Cordova, res
823 Hamilton
Duncan, Thos, iron moulder, res 666
Harris
Donlap, Cooke & Co, clothiers,
gents' furnishings, 408 Cordova
Dunlap, W S, merchant. Twelfth ave
E near Carolina
Dunlop, G W, carriage builder, 416
Seventh ave
Dunnie, L, tailor, Morrison, 306 Cor-
dova
Dunn & Co, hardware merchants, 8
Cordova, res Georgia
Dunn, Albert, clerk, Standard Oil Co,
res 1130 Davie
Dunn, Alex, brakeman, C.P.R, res
820 Howe
Dunn, Henry, bridgeman, C.P.R, res
319 Keefer
Dunn, Herbert, teacher of music, res
1333 Howe
Dunn, James, engineer, C.P.R. shops
res 1333 Howe
Dunn, J T, brakeman, C.P.R, res 207
Oppenheimer '
Dunn, P T (Dunn & Co), res 914
Pender
Dunn, Thos, (Dunn & Co), hardware
merchant, 8 Cordova, rej 1103
Georgia
Dunn, Thos, ship chandlery, 8 Water
res 1103 Georgia
Dnnn, Thos, carpenter, Royal City
Mills, res 3 Proctor's bldg
Dunn, T N, laborer, res 113 Hastings
Dunnan, John, carpt, 1603 Westmin-
ster ave
Duplessis, Miss M, domestic, 8112
Melville
Durgan, David, labr, res 454 Hast-
ings
Durham, Chas, labr, res Shore, north
of Georgia
Duthie, Miss C, tailoress, J Ludmin,
res 512 Seymour
Duthie, George, stonemason; res On-
tario near Ninth ave
Duval, John, woodturner, etc, res
fear of 167 Water
Duyer, Robert, elk, res 133 Water
Dwyer, D, cadet, Salvation Army, res
128 Gore Ave
Dyas, R H, rea 170 Water
I^ke, F W, music dealer, room IS,
Dougall blk, 306 Abbott
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEAS ANT. Telephone
499. VANCOUVER. B. C.
Earle, Hy, carpt, Cornish & Cooper,
res 1126 Comox
Easier, Alex, stevedore, res 409 Prin-
cess
East End School, principal, T H
Thorn
Eastman, W, mgr, B.C. Cooperage
and Jute Co, res 607 Hamilton
Eaton, Chas, book-keeper, Rand
Bros, res Leland hotel
Eaton, A S, contractor, res 1334
Hornby
Eaton, William, carpenter, res 1334
Hornby
Eaves, Wm, teamster. Champion &
White, res 1617 Westminster ave
Eaves, Wm, carpt, 1617 Westminster
ave
Ebenezer L. O. Lodge, No. 1689,
14 Cordova
Eddy Eleotrioal Mfg Co, elec-
trical apparatus, Edison bldg, 418
Richard, Geo S Anderson, agt
Edgar, Miss Annie, waitress, English
kitchen, Cambie
Edgar, Miss Jane, waitress, English
kitchen, Cambie
Edgett Bros, grocers, res 411 Harris
Edgett, Arthur, master mariner, S.S.
lona, res 411 Harris
Edgett, F A, (Edgett Bros,) grocer,
res rear 411 Harris
Edgett, H A, (Edgett Bros,) grocer,
rear 411 Harris
Edwards Bros, photographers, 534
Cordova
Edwards, A, waiter, Columbia hotel
Edwards, A N, salesman, S T Tilley
& Son, res 623 Hornby
Edwards, Cap C, hotel propr, res
528 Howe
Edwards, £ H. (Edwards Bros,) pho-
tographers, res 523 Hornby
Edwards, Q W, (Edwards Bros,) pho-
tographers, res 623 Hornby
Edwards, E W, res 523 Hornby
Edmonds, U, fireman, C.P.It., res
cor Georgia and Cambie
Edwards, James, machine hand, F
WHart
Edwards, John, machinist, res 816
Oppenheimer
Edwards, J, res 628 Howe
Edwards, Lewis J, real estate
agent and accountant, 403 Cordova,
res Scott st. Mount Pleasant
Edwards, Richard, blksmith, res 816
Oppenheimer
Edwards, Wm, woodsawer, res 320
Princess
Egan, James, C.P.R. employee, res
111 Hastings E
Eggert, J S, jeweller, 317 Cordova,
res 1032 Pender
Eggert, Louis, cpnr, res 1032 Pender
Eldon, George, gardener, res 1130
Alberni
Eldridgre, CC, (Major & Eldridge,)
Water, res 027 Richard
Elsmere House, Frederick Revely,
propr, Homer
Eligh, Hamilton, dairyman, res 2905
Quebec
Eligh, Jacob, police constable, City
Hall, res 447 Westminster rd
Elij5h, Wm, res 447 Westminster rd
El kins, Miss Edith, domestic, res 873
Hornby
Elkin8,S labr, res shore north Georgia
Eldridge, David, seaman, rear 244
Princess
Elliott, Anbrev, res 12 Hastings W
Elliott, Claude, engnr, Fairview,
Eighth ave
Elliott, Mrs E P, res 1012 Hornby
Elliott, F O, shipping clerk, res 410
Cordova
Elliott, John, labr, res Fifth ave W
nr Quebec
Elliott, Miss Mary, domestic, res 826
Hornby
Elliott, 'Wm, merchant, res 810
Richard
Elliott, W, labr
Elliott, W, nozsleman. Fire Hall No.
1. res Water
Elliott, W G, news agent and tobac-
conist, 326 Cambie, res 623 Homer
Ellis, C, barber, res 306 Oppenheimer
Ellis, John, labr, res AlDerni, cor
Bute
Ellis, J Wesley, engnr, Cement Wks,
res 618 Seymour
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Ellis, R Y, mail aieent, O.P.R, res
1102 Seaton
Ellis, Thos, brakeman, res 66 Water
Ellison, labr, res 357 Seventh ave
Ellison. O W, res 2904, Quebec and
Fourteenth ave
Ellsworth, Misa E H, saleswoman, J
A Skinner & Go, res 633 Richard
Emanuels, G F, clerk, A G Thynne,
res 8S3 Howe
Emanuels, Miss Elizabeth, res 833
Howe
Emanuels, Mrs S J, res 833 Howe
Emery, Misp Margaret, domestic, res
Melville
Emery, William, labr, res shore N
Emmard, Wm, butcber,res 214 Alex-
ander
Emerson, P F, prop Delmonico
hotel, 605 Pender (see advt, p. 4-')!))
Emmersou, Charles, waiter, res Rich-
mond hotel
Enipey, Mrs L F, widow, res 1230
Robson
Empire Mutual Loan ft In-
vestment Co, Ltd, 519 Hastings
W, A J Patterson, mgr
England, Miss Ellen, res 1427 Robson
England, James, clerk. Rand Bros,
res 1028 Eveleigh
Englewood Hotel, Mrs McDonald,
proprietress, Powell
English Kitchen, Mrs N W Walker,
proprietress. Gamble
Ensley, W A, prop Pacific Soap Wks,
res 334 Oppenheimer
Eperson, Vincflnt, carpt, G.P.R. car
shops, res Seventh ave
Epstein, Jacob, tailor, Wm Wills, res
322 Harris
Errington, James, sawyer, Royal City
Mills, res 40 Lansdowne ave
Ettershank, Capt Wm, master mar-
iner, res 530 Howe
Euler, Fred, baker, res Germania
hotel
Eummelen, Rev H, Church of Our
Lady of the Rosary
Europe Hotel, Galofi A, res Powell
Evans, Anna, waitress, res 230 Harris
Evans, A G, hoseman, Fire Hall No.
1, res Water
Evans, Coleman A Evans, com
mchts, 167 Cordova
Evans, David, mcht tailor, Cordova,
res 622 Homer
Evans, Ernest, blacksmith's appren-
tice, res 320 Harris
Evans, Ernest E, (Evans, Cole-
man & Evans), res 1144 Georgia
Evans, E, labr, C.P.R wharf, res 774
Homer
Evans, Fred, Hudson Bay Co, res
512 Hastings W
Evans, Miss E, waitress, res 230 Harris
Evans & Hastings, printers, 423 Has-
tings W
Evans, Thos, (Evans & Hastings,) res
719 Seymour
Evans, Herbt, cooper, res 320 Harris
Evans, Miss Harriet, domestic, res
1120 Haro
Evans, J, sr, stableman
Evans, John, labr, res 230 ! f arris
Evans, John, insurance agt, 411 Has-
tings W
Evans, Leonard, apprentice B.C. Iron
Works res 320 Harris
Evans, Thomas, labr, C.P.R Cement
Works, res 513 Pacific
Evans, Thos, agt Labor Bureau, res
320 Harris
Evans, Thomas, (Mason, J & Co), 528
Cordova, res 320 Harris
Evan«Tliomas, O. office Wulfisohn
& Bewick, res 1219 Georgia
Evans, Walter, salesman, Painton's
music store, 305 Cordova, res 320
Harris
Evans, Percy W, (Evans, Cole-
man & Evans), res 1144 Georgia
Evans, W H, marine engr, res 315
Keefer
Eyeleigh, S M, architect, Hoffar's of-
fice, res 805 Richard
Everill, George, labr, res rear of 1231
Homer
Extence, Henry, drayman, res 20i:
Westminster ave
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317 Cordova St., VancouytT, B. C.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Orders sent by mail receive prompt
and careful attention. American and
Swiss watches always on hand.
E. SPILLMAN, WaU Paper, 6i] Hastings St. West.
F. W. HART, Undertaker, vaZuver"
VANCOUVER CITY DIBECTORY.
491
Fader, E J & Co, wholesale and
retail fish dealers and gernl com
merchants, 114 Cordova (see advt,
p. 459)
Fader, S, G.A. Com and Tradg Co,
430 Cordova, res 619 Homer
Fagan, Jas S, tele operator, C.F.R,
res 1016 Melville
Fagan, Jos E, Customs officer, res
1016 Melville
Fagan, Wm L, Prov Assessor and
Collector, res 1016 Melville
Fagan, Wm L, jr, tele operator, C.P.
K., res 1016 Melville
Fairbairn, Mrs A, genl merchandise,
res 1556 Westminster ave
Fairbairn, James, general storekeeper
Westminster ave, res Heather
Fairclough, Roland, C.F.R. offices,
res cor Burrard and Pender
Fairlie, Miss Mary, domestic, Hornby
Fairon, Alphonse, prop City hotel,
res 376 Dufferin
Fakey, E, tallyman, Hastings Mill,
res 401 Powell
Fakey, J J, tallyman, Hastings Mills,
res 401 Powell
Falconer, P D, carpenter, Robertson
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Fanning, Jno, labr, res 12 Hastings W
Faraday, J H, accountant Bank of
B.C.
Farley, Geo W, collector and compos-
itor World office, res 410 Pender
Farley W H, agent, Dougall blk, res
306 Abbott
Farley, W H, manager Parisian
Toilet Co, Edison building, Richard
Farmer, I D, retired, res 14 Hastings
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Farmer, F, clerk, Ghas E Hope
Farr, Edward, masonrv inspector, C.
P.R., res 817 Richard
Farr, John, carpenter, res 402 West-
minster rd
Farrell, William, m^r Yorkshire
Guarantee and Securities Corpn,
Ld, 301 Cordova, res 1215 Robson
Farrer, Geo Ewd, investment broker,
307 Cordova, res cor Haro and Gil-
ford
Farrow, Jas, shipping agt, res 1037
Melville
Farron, Geo, res 1037 Melville
Farwell, R B, machinist C.P.R., res
Colonial hotel
Faulkner, Ben, labr, res Gore ave
Fauquhier, Mrs C G, merchants, res
719 Homer
Fee, T A, builder, res 1118 Robson
Feedham, Chas, carpenter,Robertson
& Hackett, res 1244 Seymour
Ferguson, A G, res 815 Hastings W
Ferguson, D, bench-hand, B. C.
Wood Work Co, res Granville
Ferguson, D, baggageman, C.P.R.,
res 913 Homer
Ferguson, D J, carpenter, res 251
Georgia
Ferguson, Edwd, book-keeper, res
821 Homer
Fergudon, E, book-keeper, Evans,
Coleman & Evans, res Hornby
Ferguson, H S, res 160 Water
Ferguson, James, tobacconist, 50
Cordova, res rm 2, Proctor's bldg
Ferguson, J C, civil engr, res 614
Granville
Ferguson, Roe, Roval City Mills
Ferguson, R C, mgr B.C.M.T, & T.
Co, rms 1, 432
Ferguson, RC, mgr Royal City Mills,
Hotel Vancouver
Fern, Samuel, motorneer, res 212
Westminster ave
Ferris, H J, clerk, C.P.R., res 1320
Georgia
Ferries, Percy M, book-keeper, Ram-
say Bros, res 1320 Georgia
Ferris, Mrs Wm, res 1320 Georgia
Fetherston, R D, sawyer, res Eighth
ave, nr Scotia
Fewster, Ernest P, seedsman, &c.,
res 7 Hastings W
Fewster, H W, machinist, B.C. Iron
Works, res 7 Hastings W
Fewster, Phillip, grain and feed mer-
chant, 7 Hastings W
Fidler, Miss G, dressmaker, rm 6,
Dougall blk, res 306 Abbott
Field, J H, C.P.R. telegraph, res 817
Hornby
Filion, Frank, grocer, 316CarralI, res
328 Alexander
Findlay, James, traveling agent, B.
C. Iron Works, res Westminster
ave, nr Fifteenth ave
Find:ay, Peter, carpenter, res 1330
Hornby
Findlay, W F, printer, res 164 Water
Finglahd, Fred, foreman Granite
Falls Quarry, res 66 Water
Finlayson, J E, piano tuner and
agent, res rm 8, 22 Cordova
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Finsen, F, Bailor, res 111 Hastings £
Fire Hall No 1, Water
Fire Hall, Ninth ave
Fire Hall No 2, Vancouver Fire De-
partment, 724 Seymour
First Baptist Church, Hamilton, Sev
W C Weir, pastor
First Con^ regational Church,Georgia,
Rev Rolph Duff, pastor
Firth, James, carpenter, res 306
Alexander
Fisher, Franlc, butcher at G C Wood-
row's
Fisher, Geo B, Royal City Mills
Fisher, Thomas, stevedore, res 958
Westminster ave
Fisher, Thomas, bartender, res 984
Westminster ave
Fisher, W B, book-keeper. Baker
Bros & Co, Ltd, res 1410 Alberni
Fitch, W F, Royal City Mills
Fitch, W Geo, millhand, res 229
Barnard
Fitzgerald, Edward, blacksmith, Co-
lumbia Carriage Works, res Prin-
cess, nr Heatley ave
Fitzgerald, £dwin, blacksmith,
Princess
Fitzgerald, E R, conductor, C.P.
res 529 Homer
Fiizgerald, Michael, woodsman,
118 Hastings £
Fitzpatrick, Thos, labr, res Powell
and Oppenheimer
Fitssimmons, Wm, carpenter, res
1314 Seymour
Fitzsimmons, John, res Clarence
hotel
Flanagin, Miss, laundress, Hotel
Vancouver
1< landers, C, clerk, sugar refinery, res
862 Powell
Fleishman, J, traveler jewellery, res
1035 Richard
FlemiHg, Chas, shingle sawyer, R.C.
P.M., res 4 Proctor's bldg
Fleming, C A, Royal City Mills
Fleming, Jas O, traveler, Ramsay
Bros, res 735 Seymour
Fleming, J W, second stewrd. Metro-
politan Club, over old Postoffice
Fleming, Robt, res 141 Water
Fletcher, }. 'ex, builder, res rear of
730 Richard
Fletcher, Geo P (Lundy & Fletcher),
16 Cordova, res 328 Powell
Fletcher, H T, res 1613 Westminster
ave
res
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Fletcher, J, chief opr, C.P.R. tele-
graph, 642 Granville, res Elsmere
Fletcher, J, grocer, 702 Granville,
res 622 Seymour (tee advt,p. 469)
Flett, John, machinist, C.P.R. shops,
res 1201 Richard
Flett, J A, res 603 Cambie
Flett, Miss M, nurse, 14 Cordova
Flewelling, Rev £ P, clerk in Holy
Orders, St. Paul's Church, 1226
Hornby
Flewelling, Wm P, carpt, B.C. Iron
Works, res Sixth ave cor Quebec
Flitton, R H, (Fauquier & Flitton),
genl com merchants, 334 Cambie
Flynn, F, res 20 Water
Foley, John A, Texas Lake Ice Co,
res 311 Keefer
Fonseca, Miss £, domestic, res 1125
Seaton
Fonscea, J G, labr, 208 Gore .we
Fonseca, J W, hardware. Tenth ave
near Prince Edward
Foote, H J, agent, 348 Ninth ave W
Foote, James, cabinetmaker, G W
Hutchings, res Clarence hotel
Forbes, A M, clerk, R McDonald &.
Co, res cor of Jervis and Pender
Forbes, Isaiah, blacksmith, 28 Oppen-
heimer, res 316 Powell
Forbes, Norman B, engineer, Forbes'
Wood Yard, res 621 Pender
Forbes, R S, wood merchant. False
creek, res 621 Pender
Forbes, W J, cpntr, res Clarence
hotel
Ford, Aden C, tram conductor, res
418 Princess
Ford. A E, clerk, res 1212 Richard
Ford, J P, student, res 610 Howe
Ford, C W, druggist clerk, res 634
Hastings
Forey , Gerald, painter, res Fourteenth
ave near Quebec
Foreman, C F, gen grocer, 432
Westminster ave (see advt, top mar-
gins)
Forman, Geo, master mariner, res
321 Keefer
Forest, Allan, carpt, Cassady's Mill,
res 108 Water
Forin & Chaldecott, solicitors, 636
Hastings W
Forin, J A, Forin & Chaldecott, 536
Hastings
Forrest, Alexander, conductor, C.P.
R, res 641 Hornby
A M BT! ATTTX! ADGTIONEER, • iPPHAISER - AND
CITY MARKET. VAMCOUVCR. B. C.
SEND TO
Brewry's Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg.
All Wholesale Dealers keep Orewry's Ale, Porter and Lager in Stock.
VANCOUVER CITY DIREOTOBY.
493
Forrest, H, barber, Lambert's, Hol-
land block
Forrest, W H, freight agent, O.P.R,
res 533 Granville
Forsburg, Ghas O, tobacconist,Qrave-
ley blk, res 426 Oppenheimer
Forsyth, John cabinet maker, Rob-
ertson & Hackett, res 609 Howe
Forsyth, John, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Fortes, J, prop Englewood hotel,
131 Powell {see advt, p. 459)
Fortin, Herman, Royal City Mills
Fortune, R, clerk, Postoffice, res 834
Hdrnby
Foster, Horace, fmr, res 415 Princess
Foster, H O, mgr Wellington Goal
Yard, res Anderson blk, Granville
Foster, H 0, book-keeper, Wellington
Goal Yard, res 834 Granville
Foster, J, fmr, res 416 Princess
Foster, James, locomotive engnr, 0.
P.R, res 713 Gamble
Foster, Wm, fmr, res 415 Princess
Foubert, F, prop, Glarence hotel, cor
Pender and Seymour
Fountain, Minatty R, res Cordova
Fowler, — , labr, res 1108 Hornby
Fowler, Archibald, clerk, Dr D H
Wilson, res 1042 Robson
Fowler, G E, dentist, res 323 Princess
Fowler, E H, law clerk, Whetham
blk, res 623 Homer
Fowler, Miss Fannie P, Tele office,
res 323 Princess
Fowler, Fred W, foreman World of-
fice, res 806 Howe
Fowler, Geo L, clerk. Rand Bros, res
323 Princess
Fowler, Miss Hattie, Tele office, res
323 Princess
Fowler, Jas, marine engr, S.S. Em-
press of China, res 815 Ho\»e
Fowler, Richard, mechanic, res 806
Howe
Fowler, Walter, teamster, Forbes'
Woodyard
Fox", Ed J, real estate, res Woodward
house
Fox, Frank, labr, res 8 Proctor's bldg
Fox, James, mgr Ottawa housd, 612
Pender, res 902 Hastings
Fox, J M, contractor, res 15 Hast-
ings E
Fox, P, labr, res 306 Prior
Foziey, A R, mgr South Vancouver
Brickyard, res 617 Homer
Foxley, 7erry E, clerk, res 617 Homer
Foxley, Miss E G, milliner. Cordova,
res 617 Homer
Foxley, Mrs R, res 617 Homer
Foy, Mrs, domestic, res Gcoraia
Fralick, M, upholsterer, res GL'sgow
hotel
Francis-Intveld, A, prof gymnastics,
Y.M.G.A, res 916 Granville
Frank & Barnwell, bakers and con-
fectioners. Pacific Steam Bakery,
836 Granville
Frank, Richard, baker, Granville, reb
617 Howe
Franks, Thomas, caretaker Sailors'
Rest, 334 Water
Franks, Z, Krocer,Carrall cor Dupont
Franklin, Aid J L, carpt, res 260 Bar-
nard
Franklin, H J, asst collector water
rates, City Hall
Fraser, Alex, engr, res Richmond
hotel
Fraser, Angus, contractor, res 1321
Howe
Fraser, A G, tele operator, C.P.R, res
1380 Haro
Fraser, Colin, bridge carpt, res 1321
Howe
Fraser, D M, builder, res 428 Oppen-
heimer
Fraser, E P, carpt, res cor Powell and
Campbell ave
Fraser, Geo, telegraph operator, res
Leland hotel
Fraser, Miss Hannah, teacher East
End School, res cor Powell and
Campbell ave
Fmaer, Herbert D, carpt, res 428 Op-
penhetmer
Frawr, Jsmes D, contractor, res 1321
How*
FfMW, Jdm D, Royal City Mills
FriMr, L 0» elerk, dry goods, res 428
Opprahalmer
Fraaer, Miu M M, res 827 Hornby
Fraser, Norman, wood dealer, res 927
Richard
Fraser, Robert, teacher, res Eighth
ave
Fraser, Wallace, clerk.res 1321 Howe
Fraser, Wm, operator, C .P.R office,
res 1015 Howe
Fraser, W G, contractor, res 1321
Howe
Fraser, W H, carpt, res cor Powell
and Campbell ave
Eraser Valley Fruit Cannery Co, Ltd,
636 Hastings, A H Ghaldecott, sec
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FrederickBon, L G, clerk, 215 Carrall,
res Scott near Ninth ave
Fredrickson, John, longshoreman, res
water front foot of Powell
Freeland, George, grocor, 301-303
Seventh ave E
Freeman, G E, Customs officfar, res
1017 Seaton
Freeman, Geo, gardner, res Kaymur
ave near False creek
Freeman, Thos J, wharfinger, U.S.S.
Co
Freer. Miss M A, 801 Hastings W
French, Geo, clerk, Webster Bros,
res 1330 Seymour
Frent, James K, brickmason, res
JEIarris near Hawks ave
FrenrOt M Wt watchmaker and
jeweler, 317 Cordova, res 719 Cam-
bie (see adt over initial F)
Freure, T C, millhand, Spencer's, res
719 Gamble
Fripp, R Mackay, architect, B. G.
Land Investment Go's block, res
1222 Pender
Frodsham, Wm, painter, res Front
cor Bridge
Frome, Jules, fmr, res 636 Oppen-
heimer
Frome, Will, book-keeper Hastings
Mill, res 640 Oppenheimer
Frost, Nathan, book-keeper, Ontario
grocery, res 109 Oppenheimer
Froude, Miss V, stenographer, Davis,
Marshall & Macueill
Frizsell, Thomas, laborer, res 1203
Howe
Frizzell, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker,
res 1203 Howe
Falcher, Hutta, cooper. Jute and
Cooperage Works, res 1126 Homer
Fuller, G W, plasterer, res 611 Dunn-
Miller blk
Fullarton, Louis, res 36 Cordova
Fnllerton, J A, mgr C.P.S.S. Co,
New York blk, Granville, res Hotel
Vancouver
Fuller, G W, contr, 22 Cordova
Fulton, D, teamster, res rear of 29
Pender
Fulton, J A, printer. World o£Bce,
res 738 Seymour
Furguson, house painter, res foot of
Dunlevyave, False creek
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA -LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Addresa: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
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Gagnon, O A, cabinet maker, res 333
Hastings
Gagnon, A, res 32-34 Cordova
Gain, Henry, grocer and baker, res
cor Victoria and Seventh aves
Gain, John, labr, res Terrace No. 4,
Keefer
Gallagher, Wm J, journalist, res 622
Hornbv
Galley, W H, mgr, Tye & Go's hard-
ware store, res 324 Powell
Galloway, Edwin, fruit dealer. City
Market, res 561 Keefer
Galson, John, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's mill
Gamble, John, cpnr, Howe
Gamble, Robert, stonemason, res 612
Seymour
Gambrinus hotel, Swanson & Carl-
son, proprs, Water
Garden, Hermon & Bnrwell, survey-
ors, 336 Gamble
Garden, J F, C.E. (Garden, Hermon
& Burwell) 336 Gamble
Garden, John, clerk, 220 Hastings
E, res Albemi, corThurlow
Garden, Wm & Sons, tea and coffee
importers, 220 Hastings
Garden, Wm, tea mcht, 220 Hastings
E. res Albemi, cor Thurlow
Garden, W, clerk, Baker Bros & Co,
res cor Albemi and Thurlow
Garaeaw, Jos, apprentice, 831 Gran-
ville, res Sevmour
Garnier, Frank, shipcarpenter, Lea-
my & Kyle's shipyard, res 2195
Quebec
Garrett, R D, clerk, City PostoflSce,
res 1113 Nelson
Garrison, Charles G, builder, res 44
Dufferin
Garvan, B, res 309 Carrall
Garvey, A £, tel operator C.P.R, res
Buraaby
L SPIILMIUI, FRESCOING, LETTK HOUi;E-PiUNTINe,Vaiicoiiyer
Garvin,
resSOi
Gaskill,
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Gas Insf
spectoi
Gass, Fn
Kyle's
of firid
Gates,
Gatter, J
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Oatewo
152 Cor
Gatewood
152 Cor
change
Gandil, V
I wicke's,
I Gauley, A
Eripp's (
Gaulev, D
628 Ricl
Gaureau, i
res Fifth
Gavin, Di
Melville
Gavin, Jo
ave W
Gawn, Wm
Co, res 7
Gay, Alber
res 525 P
Geary, G K
ver Buil
Princpss
Geddes, Da
res Bould
Geddes, Jol
823 Camb
Geddes, J
Abbott, G
Geddes, Rol
Richard
Gendron, J,
Hackett, i
George, Rob
George, We
Seymour
Gerard, AUe
teen ave, c
Gahausen, E
Gerherdt, Nj
Carl ave
' Gerkoff,
Keefer
GermaniaHo
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VANCOUVER CITV DIHKCTORY.
495
Garvin, John, building contractor,
res 302 Oppenheimer
OaBkili, George, painter, res Ninth
ave
GaB Inspector's office, J £ Miller, in-
spector, Government buildings
Gaas, Frederick, tallyman Leamy &
Kyle's mill, res O.P.R. reserve, W
of Bridge, Fairview
Gates, G, carpenter, 526 Pender
Gatter, J W, clerk, Carscaden, Peck
& Go, res 815 Burrard
Oatewood ft Spencer, dentists,
152 Cordova
Gatewood, C H,(Gatewood & Spencer)
152 Cordova, res Merchants' Ex-
change
Gandil, V, clerk, Wulffsohn & Be-
wicke'a, res 1024 Eveleigh
Gauley, A J J, clerk, B Mackay
Fripp's office, res Richard
Gaulev, David L, painter, res rear of
628 'Richard
Gaureau, A, glazier, Cassady's Mill,
rea Fifth ave W, near Columbia
Gavin, Duncan, retired, res 1129
Melville
Gavin, John J, res 106 Twelfth
ave W
Gawn, Wm, tinsmith, M S Rose &
Co, rea 734 Seymour
Gay, Albert, engr B. C. Wood Wka,
res 626 Pacific
Geary, G H, sec-Ter City & Vancou-
ver Building Societies, res 431
Princess
Geddes, David, clerk, Boulder saloon,
res Boulder saloon
Geddes, John, elk, C.P.R. shops, rea
823 Cambie
Geddes, J P, stenographer, H B
Abbott, C.P.R., res 1102 Seaton
Geddea, Robt J, engr, C.P.R., res 915
Richard
Gendron, J, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
George, Robt, builder, rea 20 Water
George, Wm, shoemaker, rea 1208
Seymour
Gerard, Allen, carpenter, rea Thir-
teen ave, cor Sophie
Gnhauaen, Emil, orewer
Gerherdt, Nela, labr, rea Prior, cor
Carl ave
Gerkoff, K, labr, terrace No 3,
Keefer
Germania Hotel, Morman, Paul, Cor-
dova
Gerrard, Edwd, logger, res 20 Water
Gerrard, Jno D, carpenter, res 1220
Robson
Gerrard, Wm, planer, R.C.P. Mills,
res 1220 Robson
Gibb, David, contractor, res 1128
Barclay
Gibbins, J, veterinary surgeon, res
623 Granville
Gibbons, David, contractor city work
res 483 Sixth ave E
Gibbons, James, porter, Gold house,
res 66 Water
Gibson, Mrs Agnes, laundress, res
510 Dunsmuir
Gibson, F J P, agent New York Life,
res 106 Cordova
Gibson, Mrs, res 718 Powell
Gibson, Miss Margaret, domestic,
res Thurlow
Gibson, W A, Fashion Shoeing Shop,
24 Hastings W
Giguere, Clophas, builder, rea 801
Richard
Gilbert, Fred, stableman. Fashion
Stables, res Nickel Plate restaurant
Gilbert, H. Central hotel, res 42 Cor-
dova
Giles, Fred, clerk. Opera Resort
saloon, res 600 Carrall
Gill, Andrew, machinist, C.P.R., res
726 Richard
Gill. J B, C.P.R. telegraph, res 817
Hornby
Gill, J H, lumberman, res cor Ver-
non ave and Hastings
Gill, John, machinist, C.P.R., res
727 Richard
Gill, Lester, drjr goods, H.B. Go's
store, res 229 Sixth ave
Gillchrist. Geo, baker, res 918 Oppen-
heimer
Gilles, James, bridge carpenter, res
Ninth ave, near Prince Edward
Gillespie, James C, Webster & Gill-
espie, (if uunt Pleasant Bakery)
baker, ref \ 59 Tenth ave E
Gillespie, James H, lumberman, rea
311 Barnard
Gillespie, machinist, B.C. Iron Wrks,
res Englewood hotel
Gillies. D W, mgr B Cattle Co, Ltd
Gillie, Jno teamster, Jubilee D Hall,
res 216 Abbott
Gilmore, Wm, painter, Dufferin rear
Carolina
Gilmore, Hugh B, genl foreman, C.
P.R. shops, res 1039 Nelson
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Gilroy, Albert, sawyer, Tait's Mill,
res 1810 Hornby
Gintzburger, Morris, book-keeper,
Oppeiiheiuer Bros, res 526 Gran-
ville
Gintzburger, S, tobacconist, Holland
blk, res 610 Hastings E
Gledhill, Miss Alice domestic, 1180
Melville
Gledhill, J G, painter, res Shore,
north of Georgia
Glencross, E, upholstr, 518 Hastinsg
Glenn, J, blksmith, res 329 Princess
Glasgow Hotel, Westminster ave cor
Keefer, A A Lansley prop
Glover, Smith John, chemist and
dentist, 810 Hastings
Goad, — , res 774 Homer
Godden, H G, (Keefer & Godden), res
1042 Robson
Qodfirey ft Co, hardware merch-
ants 144 C )rdova
Godfrey, C A, salesman, ren 54 Eighth
ave W
Godfrey, George, laborer, res B each
ave
Godfrey, J J , barrister-at-law (Russell
& Godfrey) res 1225 Georgiii
Godfrey, T B, (Godfrey & Co), res
1112 Melville
Godfrey, William, labr, res 276 Tenth
ave W
Oodfk>ey, Wm, mgr Bank of B.N.
A, res Georgia
Gold House, l3aw8on Co, Water
Goldberg, F, fruit and cigar store, res
56 ^^ater
Goldberg. D, I.X.L, Clothing Store,
Cordova , res 640 Homer
Goldberg. Z O, Cheapside Cloth-
ing Store 77 Cordova, res 614 Horn-
by
Golden Gate Hotel, F G Twigge, cor
Davie and Granville
Golden, Max, fruit store, res 41 Du-
pont
Goldsmid, A P W, manager Van-
couver Opera House
Goldstein, A, general store, 213 Car-
rail
Goldstein Bros, tailors and gents' fur-
nishings, 6 Cordova
Goldstein, G, tailor, Wm Murphy, res
413 Abbott
Goldstein, Wm, (Goldstein Bros),
Star Clothing House, res 322 Harris
Gomery, W H, operator, O.P.R. tele-
graph, res 812 Richard
Gooch, C H, gardener, 470 Ninth ave
Goodmurphy, C, gentleman, res 2720
Westminster ave
Goodwin, Charles, tinsmith, C.P.R.
workshops, res 519 Drake
Goodwin, W H, real estate agent, R
C A Anderson & Co, res 813 Howe
Goody, Mrs A, res 228 Piior
Goody, James, real estate, res 228
Prior
Gordon, E, book-binder, Marshall &
McOrae, 314 Homer
Gordon, G R. clothiers, gents' fur-
nishings, &e, 74 Cordova, res 420
Oppenheimer
Gordon, James, labr, res Seventh
ave, cor Prince Edward
Gordon, Robt, driver milk van, res
1157 Hornby
Gordon, R W, res 613 Richard
Gordon, Wm, labr, 628 Barnard
Gorman, T H, Central hotel, res 42
Cordova
Gormley, James, logger, res Russ
house
Gosse, John, fisherman. Eraser river,
r<'8 Lome
Uoase, Mark, fisherman. Eraser river,
res Lome
Gosselin, Albini, teamster, res 212
Harris
Goudron, P & Co, manufacturers.
Fifth ave, nr Scotia
Goudron, P (Goudron &Go), res Fifth
ave, nr Brunswick
Goudron, Jules, hardware store, 424
Westminster ave
Goudron, Mrs M, hardware dealer,
424 Westminster ave
Gove, David, teamster, res Glasgow
hotel
Gow, John, A, salesman, res 60 Tenth
ave
Gow, Mrs Peter, res 436 Seventh ave
Gow, R F, yard salesman, Brunnette
office, res 436 Seventh ave
Grace, W E (Holmes & Grace),
wholesale liquor dlr. Water, res 706
Granville
Grady, J J, police officer. City Hall
Graham, Chas 0, builder, res 1324
Seymour
Graham, Hugh, carpt, res 260 Eighth
ave
Graham, J A, traveling salesman,
res 35 Hastings W
Graham, John, clerk, Vancouver
hotel
Graham,
res 132
Graham,
hotel
Graham,
Hacket
Graham,
Graham,
Hacket
Grant, A
Hamilb
Grant, A,
Grant, Al
bia Co,
Grant, An
front, n«
Bridge,
Grant, Ch
ver P.O.
Grant, D
P.O., 821
Grant, Ec
Boultbec
and Jer\
Grant, H,
McCrae,
Grant, Jno
and Jerv
Grant, J P
McCrae,
Grant, Rot
and Thu
Granville
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Granville,
res 419
Granville
Wat r
Granville
Pythian
Graner, R,
terrace
Grassie, Wi
Grassie, W
Hastings
Graveley, M
estate, W
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Graves, H,
hotel
Grav, E, dri
Clarence 1
Gray, J K, i
Gray, Edwd
Gray, H, lal
Gray, Miss ]
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Gray, Peter,
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F. W. HART'S FOR CARPETS
CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER.
VANOOUVIR CITY DIRBCTOBY.
497
Graham, Miss Prudence, dreBsmkr,
res 1324 Seymour
Graham, Saml, logger, res Balmoral
hotel
Graham, ThoB, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 620 Seymour
Graham, T, labr, res rear 121 Powell
Graham, Wm. carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Grant, A B, clerk, C.P.R., res 740
Hamilton
Grant, A, clerk, res 304 Princess
Grant, Alex, traveler, Anglo-Colum-
bia Co, 32 Water
Grant, Andrew, Planing Mills, Water
front, next East from Granville st
Bridge, on C.P.R. reserve
Grant, Chaa, mailing clerk, Vancou-
ver P.O., res 822 Seymour
Grant, Donald, clerk, Vancouver
P.O., 822 Seymour
Grant, Edward, law student, Jno
Boultbee's office, res cor Pender
and Jervis
Grant, H, lithographer, Marshall &
McCrae, res 314 Homer
Grant, Jno, carpenter, res cor Pender
and Jervis
Grant, J P, lithographer, Marshall &
McCrae, res 314 Homer
Grant, Robt, retired, res cor Melville
and Thurlow
Granville Cigar Factorv, 900 Gran-
ville
Granville, Frank, real estate agent,
res 419 Hastings
Granville Hotel, Reid & Roberts,
WatT
Granville Lodge, K. of P., No 3,
Pythian Castle Hall, 14 Cordova
Gra'ner, R, labr, res Gore ave, 6 Gore
terrace
Grassie, Wm, carpt, res 1001 Homer
Graseie, W H, watchmaker, res 719
Hastings
Graveley, W E, insurance and real
estate, Whetham blk, - rm 6, res
1602 Georaia
Graves, H, barkeeper, Casmopolitan
hotel
Gray, E, driver, T Dunn & Co, res
Clarence hotel
Gray, J K, painter, res Ottawa house
Gray, Edwd, groom, res 1103 Georgia
Gray, H, labr, res 164 Hastings W
Gray, Miss L, waitress, Algonia din-
ing hall, res 813 Carrall
Gray, Peter, labr, res 413 Drake
Gray, Robt, blacksmith, res Prior
Gray, T C, real estate dealer, res
Eighth ave
Gray, Thos, merchant tailor, res 322
Carrall
Greaseley, J, res 823 Hamilton
Great Northern ExjireBB Co,
Berry, H A, agt, res 107 Abbott
Great Northern Railway Of-
floe, H V Burner, genl agt, 316-
317 Cambie
Green, C R, elk, R G Dunn & Co, res
706 Granville
Green, George, engr, res 1637 West-
minster ave
Green, Horace, millwright, C.P.R.
shops, res 1226 Richard
Green, J A, res 834 Granville
Green, J H, florist and gardner, res
342 Powell
Green, S B, janitor. Court House, res
cor Hamilton and Pender
Greer, Wm, car inspector, C.P.R, res
321 Carrall, Ist flat
Green way, Hy, labr, res 218 Keefer
Greenswood, Geo, boilermaker, B.C
Iron Wks, res 211 Westminster
Greer, Saml, fmr, res Sixth ave N
Greer, Mrs Sam, res 916 Granville
Gregor, L, confectioner, Tapley's, res
719 Cambie
Gregory, Adolph, prof of singing, res
916 Granville
Greig, Alex, fmr, res 330 Harris
Greig, Mrs James, res Sixth ave
Gresty, Mrs Mary E, res 618 Gore ave
Grey, Miss Ellen M, student, 827
Hamilton
Griffith, A, builder, res 831 Richard
Griffiths, Albert F, book-kpr, Leamy
& Kyle's, res 1024 Nelson
Griffiths, Es ex, engineer. Red Cross
Brewery, res 1006 Seaton
Griffiths, E W,carpt, res rear 612 Op-
penheimer
Griffiths, Geo, labr, res Barnard
Griffith, Griffith, (T Prest & Co),
organist St Andrew's Presbyterian
church, 307 Cambie, res rm 12, Old
Postoffice blk, Hastings
Griffith, Jos, res 60 Eleventh ave W
Griffith, Jos H, carpt, res Lansdowne
ave cor Columbia
Griffiths, John, tram contractor, res
822 Powell
Grigor, R A, baker, res 316 Cordova
Groves, Job, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
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Grose, H, labr
Grose, N, labr
Grose, Frank, drayman, res 813
Hornby
Gross, Miss Isabel S, res 813 Hornby
Gross, Mrs Mary, res 813 Hornby
Grasaman, A, second hand store, res
221 Abbott
Grossman, A, gents' furnishings, res
212 Abbott
Grosvenor, Mrs G W, music teacher,
121 Powell
Grosvenor, G W, book-keeper, B. C.
Iron Works, res 121 Powell
Grour, Kalof, Royal City Mills
Grour, Oscar, Royal City Mills
Guav, Albert, mnchinist, B. C. Mfood
"Works Co, res Granville
Gunn, R L, bartender. Real Estate
Exchanee, res 541 Hamilton
Gusfver, Carl, fmr, New Fountain
hotel
Gnmey Cab & Delivery Co, 107
Abbott, H A Berry, mgr
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4ag. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Habermehl, Geo, stonemason, res
Terrace No 6, Keefer
Hack, C, Cosmospolitau rooms, res
224 Abbott
Hackett, H, builder, res 615 Richard
Hackett, J W, builder, (Robertson &
Hackett), res 523 Richard
Hager, Rev Abraham, minister, Ger-
man Methodist church, res Fourth
ave, Fairview
Haggarty, Mrs, private boarding hse,
res 235 Princess
Hague, W E, cornicemaker, C.P.R,
rear of 512 Seymour
Haines, Arthur, real estate agt, res
321 Carrall
Halawell, Mrs, res rear of 320 Prin-
cess
Haldon, J P, builder, res 1602 West-
minstct ave
Haldane, Adam, barber, 1)7U Weat-
mlnster ave
Hale, John Paul, labr, res 408 Dun-
levy ave
PIttll, Miss A, domestic, Algouia din-
ning: hall, les 813 Carrall
Hall. F 0, elk at Winch &Bower'8,re8
010 Keefer
Hall, Jarius, carriagemaker, res 150(i
Richard
Hall, J D, Sheriff for County Van-
couver, Court House, res Bunk
B.N. A, bldg
Hall, .John, butcher, 64 Eighth ave
Hallj J R, real estate dealer, res 207
Prmcess
Hall, John S, mar, Kamloops Cattle
Co, res 54 Eighth ave
Hall. J Z. real estate and insurance
broker, 310 Cordova, res 1109 Nel-
son
Hall, Mrs T B, housekeeper, res 813
Burrurd
Halls, R, engineer, res 810 Powell
Hallander, ti, machinist, A McKelvio
& o, Cres Glasgow hotel
Hallett, Isaac H, barrister,
Whetham blk, res 023 Homer
Hambrook. Alf, green grocer, res 1010
Opoenheimer
Hambrook, Miss Minnie, domestic,
res 716 Powell
Hamer, Albert Victor, carpt, res Fair-
view, Seventh ave
Hamer, A V, carpt, Cornish & Cooper
res Seventh ave, Fairview
Hamer, Joseph, longshoreman, res
429 Powell
Hamilton Powder Co'y, H W
Maynard, mgr, McKay bldg, res
422* A^lexander
Hamilton Mannfaoturingr Co,
Ltd, the Wm, Robert Hamilton,
mgr. Hastings W
Hamilton, Robert, mgr the Wm
Hamilton Mfg Go, Ltd
Hamilton & Kelly, family groceries
and provisons, 219 Abbott
Hamilton, Albeit. <!ook, Hotel Van-
couvei , res 231 Georgia
Hamilton, Alex, second cook. Hotel
Vancouver
Hamilton, C R, (Hamerslev &
Hamilton), barrister and solicitor,
Hastings, res 311 Oppenheimer
Hamilton, J R, res 219 Abbott
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Hancox, E
res 1104:
Hancock, I
er, res 5<i
Hancock, ,
Homer
Hancox, Ja
res 1104 I
Handy, J
Princess
Hankey, A
wicke, ret
Hanscombe
McCrae
Hansel, Mri
Hanson, Ha
Openheimer
Hanson, Thi
res 226 At
Harbor Mas
Thain, Go^
Harcus, S, fi
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Hardie, Thoi
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lery, 624 C
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VANCOt'VKB CITY DIRECTORY.
49«
Hamilton, Job, B, IlaHtings Mill, res
Gnirul View
Hamilton, J K. (Hamilton & Kelly),
DouKttll blk, roH 300 Abbott
Hamilton, Lyman, teamster, 812
Westminster ave
Hamilton, Rol)ert, Dougall blk, rea
am Ablwtt
Hamilton, K J, (McMillan & Hamil-
ton), com mercbacts, LSI Water
Hamilton, Wm. prop Inland hse,
cor HastinfSH and Granville
Hamilton, J pj, mariner, 58 Eleventh
ave K
Hamersley, A St. Geo, (Ham-
erslev & Hamiltun) city solicitor.
City 'Hall, res 1125 Seaton
Haminersley, Wm, carpt, Robertson
& Huckett, res 520 Seymour
Hameraley A Hamilton, bar-
risters, etc, Thompson-Ogle blk,
Hastings
Hanufin, J P, machinist, B.C. Iron
Works, res 126 Cordova
Hanafln.MrsJ P,BandBox millinery,
12tt Cordova
Hanbury,' Chas, machinist, res Pen-
drell
Hancox, Elijah, carpt, C.P.R. shops,
res 1104 Nelson
Hancock, H A, carpt, Cornish & Coop-
er, res 567 Keefer
Hancock, James, gentleman, res 520
Homer
Hancox, James, carpt, C.P.R. shops,
res 1104 Nelson
Handy, J F, electrical engineer, res
Hankey. A H, elk, Wulffsohn & Be-
wicke, res 411 Hastings W
Hanscombe, A, engraver, Marshall <&
McCrae
Hansel, Mrs L, nurse, 741 Hamilton
Hanson, Hanse, logger, res 510 Op-
Openheimer
Hanson, Thos, Cosmopolitan Rooms,
res 226 Abbott
Harbor Master's Office, Capt Murray
Thain, Government bldg, Pender
Harcus, S, fruit and groceries, 2 Hol-
land blk, res 2 Hastings E
Hardie, Thos, cpntr, res Princess nr
Campbell
Hardiman, T R, Pioneer Art Gal-
lery, 624 Cordova, rea 1414 Albemi
Harding, Miss M L, teacher, West
End School, res Sixth ave, cor
Brunswick
Hardison, J, rancher, res 62S Powell
Hardy <& B^ulton, express and dray-
men, res 62 Hastings
Hardv, Geo G, expressman, (Hardy
& Fulton,) res 325 Keefer
Hargrave, James, bricklayer, res 51)1
Granville
Ha.^reaves, James, millhand, Tait's
Mill,refl Vermilyea blk
Harkness, W J, electrician, res 206
Gore ave cor Powell
Harling, .lames, cigar manfr, Carrall,
res 818 Burr.ird
Harling, Charles, oliimber, res 847
Homer
Harold, Thomas, patternmaker, C.
P.R. shops, res 2209 Richard
Harper, Geo, stonemason, res 1162
Howe
Harper, John, res 34 Water
Harper, Miss Minnie, domestic res
524 Burrard
Harper, R T, plasterer, res 11 Proc-
tor's bldg
Harper & Nye, organ repairers, 66
Cordova
Harpur, H W, organist Cong Church,
res 66 Cordova
Harrington, Elmer, saddler, D Wil-
son, Cordova, res 820 Hornby
Harris & Maoneill, barristers,
Whetham blk, Cordova
Harris, Albert, police constable,
Tenth ave
Harris, Arthur, tmstr, rea 525 Pacific
Harris, Chas, tmstr, Wellington
Coal Yard, res cabin, Carrall
Harris, Daniel, tmstr. Eleventh ave,
cor Ontario
Harris, E, police officer. City Hall
Harris, Frank, rea shore north of
Georgia
Harris, Fred, checker C.P.R, res 60
Lanedowne
Harris, George, starcher. Pioneer
Steam Laundry, Richards, rea 1107
Hornby
Harris, Harry, tmatr, res 630 Carrall
Harris, Hubert, rea 1014 Robson
Harris, H, cpntr, res 419 Harris
Harris, James, baggageman, C.P.R.,
res 823 Hamilton
Harris, R A, cpntr, res 424 Keefer
Harris, R W. (Harris & Macneill,)
rea 1030 Barclay
Harris, Wm, bricklayer and stone-
mason, res 1107 Hornby
Harris, W B, res 164 Water
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Harris, Wm, jr, polisher and finisher,
Pioneer Steam Laundry, res 1107
Hornby
Harris, Wm, res cor Robson and
Granville
Harrison, — , electrician, Vancouver
Street Kailway
Harrison, — , Bell-Irving & Co, res
rear 536 Richard
Harrison, J R, Roval City Mills
Harrison, Robt, labr, res 724 Barnard
Harrison, W L, Royal City Mills
Harrobin, Theodore, bldr, res Duff-
erin W
Hart & Co, furniture factory, False
creek
Hart, Frederick J, blksmith, Leamy
& Kyle's Mill, res Eleventh ave,
nr Manitoba
Hart, F W, furniture dealer and
undertaker, 23 Cordova, res 710
Cam hie
Hart, James, blacksmith, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, Mount Pleasant
Harten, John, labr sugar refinery,
res Ninth ave, cor Scott
Hartley, F W, clerk, Land Registrv'
ofiBce, res Beach ave
Hartley, Wm, miner, res 1314 Sey-
mour
Hartney, Miss M, teacher. Central
School, res 616 Richard
Harvey, Edward, clerk. Inland Rev-
enue, res 1113 Nelson
Harvey, Lindsay, canner. Fruit Can-
ning Co, res 1427 Robson
Harvey, R G, teller. Bank B.C., res
1113 Nelson
Haslem, Sam, res 170 Water
Hastingrs Sawmill, B.C.ni.T. &
T. Co, Ltd, Burrard Inlet
Hastings, T W, printer, res 320 West-
minster ave
Hastings, T, res Imperial house, 419
Abbott
Hatch, A H, tinshop, 2405 Westmin-
ster ave, res Thirteenth ave, cor
Ontario
Hatch, Geo W, yardmaster, C.P.R.,
res 305 Georgia
Hatch, James, tinsmith, res Thir-
teenth ave, nr Ontario
Hatch, Ja3 H, stoves, tin, sheet, iron
and copper worker, 227 Abbott
Hatch, Thomas, longshoreman, res
423 Prior
Haugh, Thos H, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 620 Seymour
Hawe, George, deliveryman, Ontario
grocery, res Barclay, cor Bute
Hawke, Geo, res 102 Pender
Hawkins, Fred, baker, Boston
bakery, rear of 1214 Seymour
Hawkins, F G, baker, Boston bakery,
res 706 Seymour
Hawman, J C, Royal Citv Mills
Hawson, H T, clerk, C.P.'R., res 304
Dunsmuir
Hay, A, teamster, res 100 Water
Hay, Filman, boilermaker, B.C. Iron
Works, res 211 Westminster ave
Hay, George, dyer and cleaner,
214 Abbott, res 302 Cordova
Hay, General J C, res Hotel Van-
couver
Hay, John, bk-keeper, res 741 Ham-
ilton
Hayden & Mylius, boat builders, etc,
wharf betwn Cambie and Abbott
Hayden, Hamilton, (Hayden & My-
lius), 611 Hamilton
Hayden, Lyman, cigar box manfr,
(Hayden & Maxwell), 1018 Richard
Hayden, W F, train despatcher, C.
P.R., Vancouver, res 813 Hornby
Hayes, George, millhand,Tait's Mill,
res Hornby
Hayward, Alfred, retired, res rear of
2709 Westminster ave
Hayward, Miss, housekeeper, 1025
Seaton
Havwood, V W, police sergeant. City
liall
Bayward, W, foreman. Fire Hall No
1, Water
Hazlitt, Wm H, blacksmith, London
Carriage Works, res 427 Harris
Heaps, Edward H, commission
merchant an'l machine agent, 6
Cordova, res 1129 Richard
Healey, E F, landing waiter, res cor
Carrall and Powell
Heath, A E, miner, res Columbia
hotel
Heath, Fred, blacksmith, res 3 Proc-
tor's buildings
Hebden, Harry, res Sixth ave W
Heck, Francis, stonemason, res 1108
Richard
Hedges, — ,butcher. Woodward house
HefTell, H R, acct. Bank B.N.A., res
Eveleigh
Heidkamphe, Fritz, bartender. Pal-
mer house, Seventh ave
Hellings, Chas, surveyor's asst, res
S21 Carrall, first fl.it
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VANCODVEH CITY DIRECTORY.
501
Helliwell, Harvey, millhand, res
Secord bouse, 401 Powell
Helms, Frank, labr, C.P.R., rea 1015
Homer
Helston, W, lather, res terrace No 7,
Keefer
Hemlow, H, ticket agent W-V Tram-
way Co, res 300 Oppenheimer
Henderson, — , res 170 Water
Henderson, J B, lumberman, res
Powell E
Henderson, Robt, (Henderson &
Macdonald), Richmond hotel
Henderson ftMaodonald, props
Richmond hotel {see adt, page 4S9)
Henderson, Robert K, miner, res 9
Twelfth ave W
Henderson, Stanley, agent New
York and Mutual Life Insurance
Co, Whetham blk, Cordova, res 710
Granville
Henderson, H M, elk, Mayor's oflRce,
rea 613 Pender
Henderson, T C, organist First Pres-
byterian church, res 825 Richard
Honey, B F, saddle and harness
maker, Dougall blk, res 30(5 Abbott
(see adt, page 45i>)
Henning, Win James,carpt, res Sixth
ave E cor Carolina
Henry, Arthur, millwright, res 401
Powell
Henry, John, groom, B T Rogers, 1608
Georgia
Henry, Levi, labr, res 216 Barnard
Henry, Marvin J, nurseryman, res
004 Westminster rd
Henry, J R, school teacher, res Le-
land hotel
Htnry, Sidney, labr, res 215 Barnard
Henshaw C G, com mcht, 410 Cor-
dova, res 814 Nicola
Hepburn, John, millwright, res 912
C)ppenheimer
Herald , Mrs, res 72 Eighth ave
Herald, Dr Dundas, physician, office,
Dougall House blk, res 72 Eighth
ave
Herald, Dr Wilson, physician, office,
Dougall House blk, res 72 Eighth
ave
Heritage, Dan, longshoreman, res 216
Abbott
Hermon, E B, surveyor, (Garden -
Hermon & Burwell), 386 Cambie,
res 1231 Robson
Hermon, Kikbusch, labr, res foot
Campbell ave
Herritt, Thomas H, milk dealer, res
Ontario
Herring, Robt, train dispatcher, res
Leland hotel
Herrod, P, brick layer, 727 Hamilton
riertzburg, Fredk, logger, res Ger-
mania hotel
Hesketh, A E, carpt, res 102 Fifth
ave E
Hesketh, N R, civil engr, res 102
Twelfth ave E
Hesketh, Robert, carpt, res 102 Fifth
ave E
Heslip, T, marine engineer, res 602
Princess
Hesse, L Blair, clerk, McPhillips &
Williams, barristers, etc, Hastings,
res 824 Burrard
Hesson & living, grocers, 100 Hast-
ings E
Hesson, Alex, grocer, (Hesson «& Irv-
ing), res Cambie
Hewett, Richard, gentleman, res 716
Richard
Hewett, M W, surveyor's asst, res
321 Carrall
Hewitt, Jos, prospector, res Eighth
ave cor Carolina
Hewton Bros, bakers, 214 Prior
Hewton, F W, steward Hastings Mill
Hewton, Robt, baker, (Hewton Bros),
res 214 Prior
Hewton, Thos, baker, res 214 Prior
Hickey, Wm, foreman B.C.Iron Wks,
res 308 Oppenheimer
Hicks, Miss C, res 1012 Haro
Hicks, Miss E, organist, 606 Pender
Hicks, J A. cook, 606 Pender
Hicks, Mrs J A, prop, Ontario dining
hall, res 606 Pender
Hicks, George, expressman, res 133
Water
Hicks, Jos, millhand, res 154 Water
Hicks, Valentine^ painter, C.P.R. car
shops, res 165 Tenth ave E
Hicks, Wm, machinist, B.C. Wood
Works Co, res Quebec hotel
Hicks, W E, machinist. B.C. Wood
Works Co, res 606 Pender
High School, Principal, Alex Robin-
son, B.A
Higgs, Jas, longshoreman, res rear
514 Pender
Hill, John, teamster, 720 Cambie
Hill, Chas W, clerk, S Harcus, res Y.
MiC.A
Hill, Fred, stevedore, res Columbia
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Hill, David, Royal City Mills
Hill, George, res Richmond hotel
Hill, John B, builder, res Sixth ave E
cor Scotia
Hill, Jno R, Royal City Mills
Hill, Joseph, plasterer, res Davie cor
Jervis
Hill, N, planer, Hastings Mill
Hill, Rooert, emp Jute Factory, res
Davie cor Jervis
Hill, R, lather, res 2170ppenheimer
Hill, Miss S, forewoman, res Davie
Hill, W M, book-keeper, Spencer's
Shingle Factory, res Pender, near
Thurlow
Hill-Tout, Charles, tutor, Buckland
College, res 800 Burrard
Hillier, J J, baggage agt, C.P.R., res
1102 Seaton
Hilly, Walter, messenger, res 217
Oppenheimer
Hinson, W, prop restaurant, res 618
Cordova
Hippell, John, electrician Hotel Van-
couver, res 538 Georgia
Hirschberg, M H, acct, over Bank of
B.C. bldg, res 1204 Pender
Hobson, Bros, boot and shoe dealers,
430 Westminster ave
Hobson, C G, res 208 Westminster
ave
Hobson, George, (Hobson Bros), boot
and shoe dealer, Westminster ave,
res 411 Princess
Hobson, G W, Inspector Board of
Fire Underwriters, 313 Cambie, res
208 Westminster ave
Hobson, J B, res Hotel Vancouver
Hodson, F E, engr, res 125 Water
Hodgson, Fred, collector. News- Ad-
vertiser
Hodgson, Miss Mary, dressmaker,
res 1211 Richard
Hodgson, R W, engr, res 1213 Rich-
ard
Hodgson, A, painter, 416 Hastings,
res 731 Hamilton
Hoey, J D, grocer, 500 Pender
Hoffar, N S, architect, 9 Miller biock,
res 324 Hastings
Hoffard, S G, grocer. Rude & Co.,
grocers, res Keefer
Hoffman House, S McDonald, prop,
135 Cordova
Hoffmaa House Restaurant, F A
Boelofsky, prop, 135 Cordova
Hoffmeister, Henry, machinist, res
1203 Howe
Hoflfmeister, Wm, machinist, Robert-
son & Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Hogg, Alexander, grocer, res 600
Westminster ave
Hogg, Thomas, barber, res 206 West-
minster ave
Hogg, Wm, foreman C.P.R. yard, res
423 Harris
Holland, Charles, carpt, res 950 Park
Lane
Holland, A G, re" rear of 513 Richard
Holland, Saml, gentleman,res Sophia
cor of Twelfth ave
Holman, Hy G, tobacconist, 620 Cor-
dova, res 1126 Nelson
Holmes & Grace, wholesale wine and
liquor dealers, 71 Water
Holmes, Alfred, clerk, Hotel Vancou-
ver, res 315 Georgia
Holmes, William, clerk, res 66 Water
Holmes, Christopher, carpt, res Six-
teenth ave cor Quebec
Holmes, Hy R, teamster, res Glas-
gow house
Holmes, S H, liquor dealer, res 66
Water
Holt & Airev, plumbers and contrac-
tors, 725 Hastings
Holt, F H, (Holt & Airey), r^s 725
Hastings
Homewood, Harry, labr, res 146 Alex-
ander
Hone, Robt, teamster, res 131 Water
Hood, Frederick, laborer, res 210
Harris
Hood, John, photographer, res 210
Harris ^
Hood, Wm, photographer, res 210
Harris
Hook, Wm, baker, res 231 Princess
Hooper, W, labr. Water Works
Hope, Chas E, architect, 536 Hast-
res 336 Alexandt^r
Hopkins, James, teamster, Forbes'
Woodyard
Hopkins,T,bricklayer, rear City Hos-
pital
Hore, Rufus, mariner, mate steamer
Comox. res 57 Tenth ave W
Home, A P, real estate agt, 729 Pen-
der, res 628 Broughton
Home, J W, M.P.P, res rm 7, 432
Cordova
Horribin, Miss, house maid, Leland
hotel
Horrie, W N, carpt, res 306 Keefer
Horsman, Walter, photographer, res
805 Homer
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Horton, Arthur, fireman, Hotel Van-
couver
Horton, N, labr, res rear 658 Gran-
ville
Hose, Jos, res 102 Pender
Hoshell, Norman, engineer, Spicer's
Shingle Mill, res 1124 Richard
Hosker, E, storekeeper, C.PR, res
721 Hamilton
Hosneder, Z, labr, Doering & M Brew-
Co, res biewery
Hossapk, A D, com agent, res 411
Cordova
Hostens, Leopold, carpt, res Prior
Hotel Europe, 23 Powell
Hotel Vancouver, Geo A Cheney,
nigr, Georgia, cor Granville
Housely, Chas, engr, stationary, res
Heatiey ave
Housely, Chas, jr, wood turner, res
Heatiey ave
Housely, Walter, teamster, res Heat-
ley ave
Howard. James, moulder, B.C. Iron
Works, res Englewood hotel
Howard, Henry, spring maker, C.P .
R., res 1236 Hornby
Howard, Mrs, housekeeper, res 311
Oppenheimer
Howard, Mrs M J, matron Alexan-
dra Hospital, res Seventh ave. Fair-
view
Howe, James, painter, res Ninth ave
Howe, Charles, woodsman, res 118
Hastings G
Howell, S H, solicitor, res 105 Cor-
dova
Howell, Willoughby, teamster, res
317 Barnard
Howes, J G, lineman, res 710 Barn-
ard
Howey, Fred, foreman Hart's factory,
res 565 Keefer
Howey, William, teamster, res 555
Keefer
Howie, F, cabinet maker, F W Hart,
res Princess
Hughes, W B, foreman News-Adver-
tiser, res 611 Hamilton
Hudson Bay Co, general mchts,
res 140 Cordova
Hudson, Edward, engr, res Colonial
h(>t«<I
Hughes, B, res 102 Pender
Hughes, Capt, (Scott & Hughes),
res Elsmere house
Hughes, James, plumber, Ralph's
snop, res 40 Sixth ave E
Hughes, Ernest, cooper, B.C. Jute
and Cooperage, res Sixth ave near
Columbia
Hulse, Charles, shaving parlors,
322 Cordova
Hunt, Edward, carpt, 1316 Howe
Hunt, Mrs Edward, dressmaker, res
1316 Howe
Hunt, George, painter and decorator,
330 Westminster ave, res 329 West-
minster ave
Hunt; George, jr, painter, res 329
Westminster ave
Hunt, Miss Gertie, dressmaker, res
329 Westminster ave
Hunt, Herbert, boiler maker, B.C
Iron Works, res 640 Cambie
Hunt, Miss Hilda, dressmaker, res
329 Westminster ave
Hunt, John G, 540 Cambie
Hunt, Laurence, tailor, E Dawe&Co,
res cor Westm'r ave and Hustings
Hunt, Richard, teamster, Champion
& White, res 1617 Westminster ave
Hunt, William, house painter, res
329 AVestminster ave
Hunt, W, tailor, Johstone, Kerfoot &
Co, res 540 Cambie
Hunt, Lawrence, tailor, res 329 West-
minster ave
Hunter, Robert, millwright, res 1120
Pendrell
Hunter, D McD, teacher, res 631
Cambie
Hunter, Geo, clerk, T Dunn & Co, res
747 Hamilton
Hunter, Samuel, contractor, res 747
Hamilton
Hunter, Thos, contractor and builder
res cor Melville and Thurlow
Hunter, Thomas, carpenter, res 1305
Howe
Hunter, William, music teacher, res
New Fountain hotel
Hurlimen, Jacob, machinist, C.P.R.
shop, res 812 Richard
Hurley, Michael, res 1 Water
Hurst, Robt, labr, res Second ave,
Fairview
Hutchings, C F, res Hotel Vancovuer
HutchingS, G W, furniture mfr,
134 Powell, res Eighth ave
Hutchinson, J G ACo, "The Arcade,"
grocers rnd provision merchants,
112 Cordova
Hutchinson, J G, grocer, "The Ar-
cade," grocery. Cordova, res 804
Richard
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Huxtable, Wm, fireman, str Active,
res 718 Alexander
Hyde, Henry, teamster, res Eleventh
ave cor Manitoba
Hyland, Martin, cpntr, res Ottawa
house
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER, B. C.
chu, F, Dougall blk, res 306 Abbott
llingworth, Jas, furniture broker,
226 Abbott
llingworth, Thomas, clerk, 226 Ab-
bott
llingworth, William, clerk, 226 Ab-
bott
mai, T, clerk, Japanese Consulate,
res Sherman house Cordova
imperial Opera House, 105 Pen-
der
ndependent Order of Oddfellows,
Vancouver Lodge, No. 8, B. C.
L. & I. block
ndustrial Loan & Trust Co, Ltd, H
L Moaely, prest, 625 Hastings
nge, James, gardener, res 1315
Hornby
nge, John, waiter, Hotel Vancouver
nge, Mrs, res 311 Elastings
nglis, Alex, dyer, 528 Seymour
nglis, Peter, taxidermist, 619 Gran-
ville, res Ontario house
ngram, Albert, teamster, res 309
Keefer
ngram, Chas, clerk. Foreman's
grocery, res 625 Princess
ngram, John Alfred, bank messenger
res Thirteenth ave N S near Sophia
nlet View Hotel, G P Schult prop,
Heatley ave
nland Revenue Office, J E Miller,
collector, cor Pender and Granville
Ismes, F C, (Innea & Richards),
real estate agent, etc, Hastings W.
res cor of Hastings and Burrard
Innes & Riohards. real estate and
insurance agents, 515 Hastings W
In wood, Geo, fruit store, 522 Pender
I.O.F, Court Burrard, No 347, Mas-
onic blk, Cordova
Ireland, Chas A, labr, res Terrace No
11, Keefer
Ireland, W H. carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Ironsides, James, contractor, res 66
Water
Irvine Chas, labr, res 10 Proctor's
building
Irving, George, plasterer, res Princess
Irving, J A, grocer, (Hessin & Irving)
res 337 Westminster ave
Irwin, W H, assistant car inspector,
C.P.R, res 513 Hornby
Isbister, David, millhand, Leamv &
Kyle's Mill
Isolated Hospital, Jas Reith, care-
taker, east end City
Isaacs, Miss 8, cook, "res cor Georgia
and Pender
Ivenay, James, carpenter, res 416
Keefer
Ives, Arthur, headporter, Vancouver
hotel, res 1012 Melville
Ives, H, res 922 Hornby
Ives, W H, checker, C.P.R, res rear
940 Park Lane
Izen, J, fruit and tobacco, 53 Cordova
res Store
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
"BEER - AND - PORTER"
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
499. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Jacks, Wm, labr, res 244 Princess
Jackson, A D. barber, res 229 Abbott
Jackson, Dr C A, dentist, 7 Oppen-
beimer, res 1016 Nelson
Jackson, Henry, res 102 Pender
Jackson, Jas, rancher. Jubilee D
Hall, res 216 Abbott
Jackson, Tohn, labr, res terrace 9,
Keefer
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
505
JackBon, Joshua, labr, res 607 Op-
penheimer
Jackson, J W, watchmaker and
jeweler, 118 Cordova, res cor of
Seventh ave and Quebec
Jackson, Mrs M A, prop Jubilee
dining hall, 216 Abbott
Jacobs, Mrs 0, res 640 Homer
James, D J, warehouseman, wharf,
res 913 Westminster ave
James, Miss M, waitress Leland hotel
James, Hoiry, firemn, res 429 Harris
James, Stanley, city auditor.
City Hall, res 1321 Robson
James, Thos, shoemaker, res 8 Hast-
ings E
James, Thos C, bricklayer, res 376
Sixth ave E
James, Thos, shoemaker, A D Mc-
Donald, Water, res 279 Sixth ave
James, W H, tram conductor, res 632
Barnard
Jameson, G W, principal, Mt Plea-
sant School, res Ontario, nr Tenth
ave
Jamieson, David, printer, News-Ad-
vertiser, res Glasgow hotel
Jamieson, Wm, elk. Rand Bros, res
411 Hastings
Janes, W, confectioner, Ramsay Bros
Jarret, W, stage carpenter, res Opera
House
Jeffers, John, street car conductor,
Wooiiwiird house
Jefferson, Miss M, res 741 Hamilton
Jenkines, W M, prop Queen's hotel,
104 Water
Jenner, Fred J,
Second ave S
Jennes, Fred J,
Second ave
Jervie, C E, manufacturers' agent,
res 730 Drake
Jervis, E, printer, Marshall & Mc-
Crae, res 314 Homer
Jervis, John (O'Rourke & Jervis),
liquor dealer, res 832 Oppenheimer
Jewel, Frank, train baggageman,
C.P'R., res Pender, nr Thurlow
Jewish Congregation, room 18, 14
Cordova
Jin & Tamora, Japanese goods,
Sun Ban. 72 Cordova
Jin, Japanese merchant. Sun Ban,
Cordova, res 534 Homer
Johnson, A,(Johnson& Atkin8),dray-
man, cor Georgia and Cambie
Johnson, Andrew, Royal City Mills
shingle sawyer, res
shingle sawyer, res
Johnson, Atken, cook. Oyster Bay
Johnson, A, tailor, 329 Hastings, res
825 Hamilton
restaurant, res 810 Richard
Johnson, Chas, Royal. City Mills
Johnson, C F, saw filer, res 104
Powell
Johnson, C Gardiner & Co,
broker and secy Pilot Board, B.C.
Land and Investment Co's block,
res Fairview
Johnson, Campbell CR, metallurgist,
surgeon, assayer and mining engr,
442 Granville, res 1120 Haro
Johnson. C Gardiner, commis-
sion agent, B.C. Land and Invest-
ment Co's blk, res Eighth ave
Johnson, Chas, labr, res 213 Prior
Johnson, D Porter, barber, 303 Car-
rail, res Columbia hotel
Johnson, Miss F C, principal, Van-
couver Collegiate School, res 730
Burrard
Johnson, F, Royal City Mills
Johnson, Miss J A, res 1233 Haro
Johnson, J, res 170 Water
Johnson, J, machinist, C.P.R., res
Colonial hotel
Johnson, John, waiter. Oyster Bay
restaurant
Johnson, John, truck and drayman,
res 311 Hastings
Johnson, John, Royal City Mills
Johnson, James L, fire inspector,
C.P.R. depot, res 730 Burrard
Johnson, Lacey, R, master mechanic,
C.P.R. shops, res Beach ave
Johnson, Martin, Royal City Mills
Johnson, Oliver, millhand, Leamy <&
Kyle's Mill
Johnson, P J, clerk, Fairview, Sev-
enth ave, S side
Johnson, S, labr, res 411 Abbott
Johnson, Wm H H, varnisher, mfr,
res Fourteenth ave, nr Sophia
Johnson, Wm, bricklayer, res Ninth
ave nr Carolina
Johnson, Wm, master mariner, res
334 Alexander
Johnston, A E, cook. Oyster Bay res-
taurant
Johnston, Chas, painter, res 417
Drake
Johnston, Cam{)bell, R. C, metallur-
gist and mining engineer, 636
Granville, res 1014 Robson
Johnston, George H, plumber, res
247 Georgia
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Johnston, Dr. G D, physician and.
snrgeon, 432 Cordova, res 1140
Georgia
Johnston, Kerfoot & Co, tailors,
clothiers, hatters and furnishers,
104 Cordova
Johnston, I G, blacksmith. Westmin-
ster rd and Eighth ave
Johnston, J H, labr
Johnston, James I, (Johnston & Ker-
foot,) Cordova, res 449 Westmin-
ster rd
Johnston, J H, City Barber Shop,
res 48 Water
Johnstone, G F, foreman Cassady's
Mill, res 829 Cambie
Johnston, John, blksmith, res Prior
Johnstone, James G, bacon ourer,
Major & Eldridge, res 463 Dufferin
Johnstone, Porter, barber, res Col-
umbia hotel
Johnston, R J, barber, City Barber
Shop, res 48 Water
Johnston, R N, Oyster Bay restau-
rant, res Linton's boat house
Johnstone, W A, cpntr, Robertson &
Hackett, res 620 Seymour
Johnston, Wm, labr, Ninth ave nr
Carolina
Johnston, Wm, gentleman, res Sev-
enth ave nr Carolina
Jonah, J G, engnr. res 1048 Howe
Jones, Arthur, head porter Hotel
Vancouver
Jones, Alicet, labr, res 224 Princess
Jones, Charles, delivery agt, News-
Advertiser, res 334 Hastings W
Jones, C H,sail maker, Water, res
202 Westminster ave
Jones, 1), slate maker, res 435 Powell
Jones, Edward, cpntr, res <}24 Sey-
mour
Jones, H Robson, pilot, res 523
Hornby
Jones, H D, lighthouse keeper,
Brockton Point, res Stanley Park
Jones, H A, real estate agt, Cordova,
res 1139 Georgia
Jones, J P, millhand, Ijcaniy &
Kyle's Mill
Jones, J H, brakeman, res 66 Water
Jones, J R C, Gold House Shaving
Parlor, res 68-70 Water
Jones, J F, watchman C.P.R, res 154
Water
Jones, P J, collector and accountant,
411 Cordova, res Homer
Jones, Robt, Royal City Mills
Jones, Richard, clerk, shipping, res
92() Westminster ave
Jones, W J, school teacher, res 628
Granville
Jones, Wm R, propr Terminus
hotel, 34 Water
Jones, Wm, cpntr, res Fifteenth ave
nr (Quebec
Jopson James, building contr, res
811 Princess
Jordan, G A, P. M, City Hall
Jordan, Walter, barber, 227 Carrail,
res 220 Westminster ave
Jordan, Wm, bldr, res 1041 Richard
Jordan, Wm, city fireman, res 207
Powell
Judge, A P, solicitor, 519 Hastings
W, res 604 Bnrrard
Jowett, Mrs A E, confectionery and
fruit, 636 Cordova
Jowett, E J, waiter, Metropolitan
Club, res Cordova
Judge, Mrs J, retired, res 717 Homer
Julian, T Ennor, architect, Holland
block, cor Cordova
Justice, H E, braekman, Secord
house 401 Powell
Jute & Cooperate Co, Ltd,
False creek
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
"BEER -AND -PORTER"
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
4ag. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Kaine, Chas, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Kalinowski, Frank, tinsmith, res 514
Cordova
Kamloops Cattle Co, butchers, West-
minster ave, cor Ninth ave
Kane, E J, cigar maker, res 509 Rich-
ard
Kane, Miss L N, waitress Ottawa
house
Kappler, Jos, barman, res 175 Water
Kauffeldt, Carl„ bottler, Alexandra
Brewery, res Tenth ave E
E. SPILLMAN, Wall Paper, 617 Hastings St. West.
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Kaye, \^
Kealy, ^
Granv
Kearney
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res 120
Keat, H
res En(
Keays, ]
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Keefer, C
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Keefer
122 Ale:
Keefer,:
316 We!
Keefer, .Tc
res Bru:
Keeler,
Ninth a'
Keeley, H
Keelev, V
res 211 C
Keene,i;i
ping bro
Robson
Keil, Jamt
Keith, Art
Keith, A J
Keith, J C
Keith, Mis
McCrae,
Keith, San
res 814 P
Kelly, A K
Kelley, Ch.
Kelley, Chj
Kelly, Herl
erty res'
Kelly, Jos,
Kelly, John
Kelly, Mrs ,
Kelley, Job
ings
Kelly, Robe
Oppenheii
Kelley, Rob
Kelley, Wm
Kelley, Will
Kelly, Willi;
^ 321Carral
Kelly, Willii
penheimei
Kelly, Willi,
ton blk, re
Kempt, Johi
,,Kyle, real
I Kemp, W A,
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F.W.HART, Undertaker,
CORDOVA STREET,
VANCOUVER, B. C.
VANCOUVEK CITY DIRECTORY.
507
Kaye, W, labr, res 1152 Howe
Kealy, A E, clerk, J M Buxton & Co
Granville, res 311 Oppenheiiner
Kearney, Miss A, milliner, G I Wil-
son's dry goods house, Cordova,
res 1206 Hornby
Keat, H E, genl "grocer, 437 Powell,
res Englewood house
Keays, Miss Emma, stenographer,
Oppeuheimer Bros, res 621 Hornby
Keefer, Chas E plumber, r, s Bruns-
wick
Keefer & Godden, contractors,
122 Alexander
Keefer, H F, (Keefer & Godden) res
316 Westminster ave
Keefer, .lohn, mgr Keefer & Godden,
res Brur.Hwick
Keeler, Charles nurseryman, res
Ninth ave N
Keeley, Hy, caretaker. Central school
Keeley, William, brakeman C.P.R.,
res 211 Oppenheimer
Keene,W la, com mercht and ship-
ping broker, 632 Cordova, res 1026
Robson
Keil, James, draying, res 408 Georgia
Keith, Arthur, labr, res 1152 Howe
Keith, A J, mlllhand, res 814 Powell
Keith, J C, n;s 1116 Georgia
Keith, Miss, book sewer, Marshall &
McCrae, res 314 Homer
Keith, Samuel, clerk, Hastings Mill,
res 814 Powell
Kelly, A E, res 219 Abbott
Kelley, Chas, labr: res Prior
Kelley, Chas, Royal City Mills
Kelly, Herbert, clerk, Fader & Doh-
erty, res 734 Seymour
Kelly, Jos, labr, res Prior
Kelly, John, labr, res Prior
Kelly, Mrs J F, res 608 Burrard
Kelley, John, painter, shop 123 Hast-
ings
Kelly, Robert, commercial traveller,
Oppenheimer Bros, res 621 Hornby
Kelley, Robt, res 20 Water
Kelley, Wm Royal City Mills
Kelley, William, res 36 Cordova
Kelly, William, surveyor's asst, res
321 Carrall
Kelly, William T, labr, res 827 Op-
penheimer
Kelly, William, harness mkr.Temple-
ton blk, res 36 Cordova
Kempt, John, millhand, Leamy <&
Kyle, reB 138 Thirteenth ave
Kemp, W A, carpt, res 624 Richard
Kemp, J A, contractor, res cor Ham-
ilton and Robson
Kendall, Dr, res Hotel Vancouver
Kendrick, Josiah, plumber, res 262
Barnard
Kendall, Miss, res Hotel Vancouver
Kendall, James, machinist, res 401
Powell
Kendall, Walter H, contractor,
etc. Chamberlain blk, cor Carrall
and Powell, res Hotel Vancouver
Kennedy, George, res 170 Water
Kennedy, J, Central hotel, 42 Cordova
Kennedy, M, res 102 Pender
Kennedy, William, porter,Oppenhei-
mer Bros, res Cambie
Kennedy, Robt, longshoreman, res
Clarence hotel
Kennedv, W H, salesman, Oppenhei-
mer firos, res 1 cabin, near City
Hospital
Kennie, Thos, musician, res Wood-
ward house
Kenny, Joseph, labr, res rear of 536
Richard
Kent, Arthur E, labr, res 217 Oppen-
heimer
Kent, H W, mgr N.W. and B.I, Tele-
ghone Co, Lefevre blk, res 1102
eaton
Kent, J W, clerk, res 523 Hamilton
Kent, Mrs J W, res 523 Hamilton
Kent, W D, baker, res 720 Oppenhei-
mer
Kent, W F, Bay View hotel, 614 Cor-
dova, res 524 Burrard
Kent, William, baker, Vancouver
Bakery, res Oppenheimer nr Heat-
ley ave
Keoning, Louis, labr, res City hotel
Kerfoot, Saml, stationery and toys,
Westminster ave nr Seventh ave
Ker, James, carpt, res 141 Seventh
ave
Ker, J B, retired, res Burnaby
Kernaghan, John, carpt, res Lans-
downe ave
Kerr, Benjamin, carpt. res 54 Eighth
ave
Kerr, Hodson John, teacher, High
School, res 328 Hastings
Kerr, John C, drayman, res 243
Georgia
Keir, Sydney, teamster, J C Kerr,
res 243 Georgia
Kersey, Henry, carpt, res 417 Keefer
Kersey, William, clerk, clothing, res
417 Keefer
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Kiel & Kerr, feed stables, etc, 216
Cambie
Kilby, Fred, delivery.Welsh & Night-
ingale, res Fifteenth ave
Kilby, George, carpt, res Fifteenth
ave nr Westminster ave
Kilczenski, J, millhand, Leamv &
Kyle's Mill
King, Atwell, janitor, Govt bldgs,
Pender
King, Atwell, jr, messenger, Court
House
King, Daniel, engr, res Quebec nr
Sixth ave
King, Duncan, cooper, B.C. Jute and
cooperage, res 233 Sixth ave
Kingcombe, Edwin, draughtsman.
City Hall, res 1404 Alberni
Kinmond, R D, real estate agt, 105
Cordova, res 734 Burrard
Kirkland, Miss Lizzie, dressmaker,
res 102 Cordova
Kirkpatrick, Thomas, shingle manfr.
False creek, res Alberni
KitO, T, Japanese Consul, Holland
blk, 413 Cordova
Kittson, H C, labr, 217 Oppenheimer
Kneale, Daniel, carpt, res rear 412
Princess
Knight, Martin, butcher, res 154
Water
Knights of Pythias, Masonic blk,
Cordova
Knowdell, C D, carpt, res 1157
Hornby
Knowdell, Edward, tinsmith, res
1157 Hornby
Knowler & Macaulay, brokers and
com agts, Holland blk, Cordova
Knowler, W E, (Knowler & Macau-
lay), res cor Jervis and Melville
Knowler, W S (Knowler &Macauley),
com merchant, Holland blk, Cor-
dova, res 1224 Melville
Kobald, Allan, warehouseman, res
125 Vrater
Kolonoskie, J, apprentice, res 50
Water
KurtB & Co, Pioneer Cigar Fac-
tory, 148 Cordova
Kyle, Andrew, Balmoral hotel, res 2
Cordova
Kyle, Geo E, book-keeper, res Prin-
cess
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FORWARDING, ETC.
TICKET AGEirrror all ATLiHTIC STEAMSHIP LINES,
Telephone 53. P. O. Box 54.
621 Hastings St, Vanconyer, B. C.
Lafond, Alfred, machinist, B.C.
Wood Works
Lafrancis, Peter, carpenter, res Clar-
ence hotel
Laidlaw, Archibald, setter, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Laidlaw, Miss J, dressmaker, res 524
Burrard
Lake, C F, clerk, C.P.R., res 520
Granville
Lalicu, Leopold, carpt, res Prior
Lamarre, Geo, logger, res City hotel
Lamas, Hy, labr, res 457 Prior
Lamb, James, express, res Ontario,
nr Ninth ave
Lambert, J, barber, Holland blk, Cor-
dova, res 533 Granville
La Monte, Miss E, dressmaker, room
10, Dunn-Miller blk, res 617 Rich-
ard
Lamson, J P, asst city engr. City
Hall
Lanamay, G B, printer, res 708
Seventh ave
Land Registry Office, T Towi
ley, registrar
Landry, Madam, dressmaker, res 515
Oppenheimer
Landray, N> shoemaker, res 810
Powell
Lane, S A, carpt, res 410 Cambie
Langdale, A 0, blacksmith, res 517
Barnard
Langdale, J R, house painter, res 517
Barnard
Langdale, Mrs, res 517 Barnard
Langdale, Miss M, res 517 Barnard
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Drewry's Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg.
All yrholeaale Dealers keep Orewry'a Ale, Porter and Lager in Stock.
VANCOUVBR CITY DIRECTORY.
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Langdale, R S, printer, rea 517
nard
Langdale, Sidney, driver, 616
ings W, res Barnard
Langhorn, Edward, labr, res Beach
ave
Langham, Thos, driver, B.C. Cattle
Co, res 228 Keefer
Langis Dr H E, physician, rooms
1-2-3 Dougall blk, res 306 Abbott
Langley, A A, prop Glasgow hotel,
501-505 Westminster ave
Langley, T H (Creamer & Langley),
hardware merchant, 218 Carrall,
res 1333 Hornby
Langlois, G D, salesman, Oppen-
heimer Bros, res 1153 Hornby
Langstaff, John, compositor, Mar-
shall & McCrae, res 314 Homer
Lungre, Joseph, logger, res City hotel
Lapoint, Wm, drayman, res 715 Cam-
bie
Lantz, D, building contractor, res
Ottawa house
Liargen, P J, baker, res 1214 Seymour
Larson, Emil (Mather & Larson), 324
Cordova, res 926 Richard
Larson, Fred, tailor, res 313 Georgia
Larson, P, prop Union hotel, 223
Abbott, {see ad t, p. 4S9)
Larwill, A, recreation grounds, Cam-
bie
Lassen, E, carpt, res 161 Tenth ave
Laughlin, Miss M, tailoress, res 60
Cordova
Laughlin, Wm J, cabinet maker, res
467 Seventh ave E
Laughlin, W J, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Laursen, John U, resNinth ave
Laursen, Viggo,clk, 523 Hastings W,
res Ninth ave, Mount Pleasant
Laurenson, J, elk, Innes & Richards,
res 526 Granville
La veil, H A (Bowser & Lavell), bar-
rister and solicitor, res 932 Hornby
Lavington, Miss Lilian, domestic,
cor of Burrard and Eveleigh
Law, David, carpenter, res 617 Cam-
bie
Law, James, grocer, res 817 West-
minster ave
Law, Jos, cook, Carter house, res 154
Water
Law, Sam'l, cook, Carter house, res
154 Water
Lawrence, C T, painter, res 1001
Homer
elk, W Skene,
Aubrey, laborer,
Andrew, laborer,
Charles, laborer.
605
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Lawrence, W C,
Granville
Lawrenson,
Prior
Lawrenson,
Prior
Lawrenson,
Prior
Lawrenson, John laborer, res Prior
Lawrenson, R, laborer, res Prior
Lawson, John T, carpt, Casssdy'a
Mill, res 1231 Homer
Lawson, Miss Annie, waitress, Clar-
ence hotel
Lawson, J P, asst City Engineer, res
526 Alexander
Lawson, W R, stopecutter, res 1235
Homer
Lawton, S, clerk, Gold house, res 66
Water
Layfield & Co, H H, dry goods,
16 Cordova
Layfield. H, (Layfield & Co), dry gds
merchant, res 70 Cordova
Layfield, Mrs H, res 622 Alexander
Lazier, W N, res Leland hotel
Leach, Thos, prop Imperial house
cor of Abbott and Pender
Leamy & Kyle, Commercial
Saw Mill, False creek, ofiSce 334
Hastings, mills, Fairview
Leamy, James (Leamy & Kyle) 334
Hastings W
Leask, A O, Customs broker, 672
Hastings W, res 1225 Comox
Leask, W, engineer, 615 Pender, res
825 Richards
Leatherdale & Co, Fashion Stables,
108-110 Hastings E
Leatherdale, Chas K, (Leatherdale &
Co), Fashion Stables, res Columbia
hotel
LeatheiJale, Robt, (Leatherdale &
Co), res 625 Westminster ave
Le-Cappellain, J 0, mgr Dunn & Co,
res 1027 Melville
Leckie, J K, fishing supplies, ship
chandler, etc, 531 Granville
Leckie, R J, msr J Leckie, 531
Granville, res 1059 Richard
Lee, Miss E L, nurse, res 212 Ray-
mur ave
Lee, H, laborer, Russ house, 417
Powell
Lee, John, gardener, res 147 Eleventh
ave
Lee, John A, res Y.M.C.A. building,
Hastings W
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Lee, T H, prop, Texadu Lime Works,
res 212 Raymur ave
Lee, TH, foreman, Texada Lime Co,
wiiarf 100 Dupont, res 212 Kaymur
ave
Lee, Wesley, carpenter, res 008 Sey-
mour
Leeic, Wm, (Leek & Son), engineers,
Pender, res 825 Richard
Lees, Andrew, D J Mcljean & Co, 18
Cordova, res 909 Ridiard
Lees, Todd, collector, a^ent for
"Western World," room (>, 22 Cor-
dova
Leeson, E W, merchant, (Baker &
Leeson), res 733 Homer
Leiehvrc, F, carpt, res Howe
Lefevre, S, stonecutter, res Ottawa
house
Legg, Cant Hugh, res 170 Water
Legg, G T, agt United Trust Co, Ltd,
res 610 Granville
Leitch, Alex, res 1042 Barclay
Leithead, J M, (Draper & Leithead.)
Dougall blk, res 300 Abbott
Leighton, Robt, book-keeper, res
1213 Richard
Leiand hotel, Hamilton W, Has-
tings
Lelievre, Joseph, labr, res Quebec
hotel
LeMaistre, W de V, student-at-law,
519 bastings AV, res 311 Oppenhei-
mer
Lendry, Wm, boot and shoe maker,
res 60 Water
Leonard, G C, Oyster Bay restau-
rant, Carrall, re's Quebec
Leonard & Johnston, props Oyster
Bay restaurant, Carrall, cor Op-
penheimer
Leonard, R A, contr and bldr, res
630 Georgia
Leonard, R E, clerk. Rand Brng, res
1044 Barclay
LePage, Lemuel, green grocer, west
side Market, Pender, res 622 Eur-
rard
LePage, Miss Ethel, teacher, Central
School, res 622 Burrard
Lepoint, Chas, mgr B. C. Wood
Works, Granville
Leroy, Geo, labr, res Terrace No. 5,
Keefer
Lester, James, labr, Fairview, res
Eighth ave
Leslie, J, engnr. Tenth ave nr (On-
tario, res power house
Leslie, George, plasterer, res IIJHO
Hornby
Letherdale, I>an, tmstr, res Harris
Letherdale, John, contr, res 501 Op-
penheimer
Lett, C A, agt Canada Life Assnce
Co, res 919 Howe
Letwinoff, P, tailor, res rear 24
Hastings W
LeVard, Miss Pauline, dressmaker,
res 716 Westminster ave
Levero, John, labr, Hastings iSIill
Levi, Carl, general store, 209 Carrall
Levi, John, tailor, 318 Columbia avu
Levi, J, cigar maker, res Ottawa
house
Levins, Wm, blacksmith, res Harris
nr Hawke ave
Lewellen, R T, marine diver, res 218
Prior
Lewis, George, expressman, res 327
Carrall
Lewis, H, pipe layer, res 741 Cambie
Lewis, Henry Thomas, agt P.C.S.S.
Co, C.P.R. wharf, res 532 Georgia
Lewis, R G, res 1128 Seaton
Lewis, Wm, tmstr, Champion ct
White, res 1 Dupont
Liberty, M, hotel propr, Sherman
house, Cordova and Water
Lifel, Chas, miller, res 984 Westmin-
ster ave
Lipsky, Alex, coffee stand, 6 Has-
tings
Lilburn, Miss Maria, dressmaker, 415
Hastings W
Lilburn, Miss Maggie, dressmaker,
415 Hastings
Lillie, John, tmstr, Wellington coal
yard, res Prior
Lillie, T W, foreman Fire Hall No. 2,
res 721 Seymour
Lilly, John, labr, res Prior
Limpus, Alfred, painter, res 2 Grove
Terrace
Lindsay, Mrs Chas, res cor Burrard
and Pender
Lindsay, James, bldr. Sixth ave W
Lindsay, Misa Jane, asst matron
Childrens' Home, res 542 Homer
Lindsay, S, labr, res Foreshire, False
creek
Lindsay, Wm, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Linklator A, tmatr, Pioneer Steam
Laundry
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VANCOUVER CITY DIKECTORY.
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Linklutor, I), tinsiuith, res (120 Homer
Linky, P, Hcufller, r^s 217 Oppen-
heimer
Linn, Mrs Mary, res 907 Howe
Lion Clotiiinjj House, BlaiHC, H J &
Co, props, res 1U9 Cordova
Lipsett, Edward, sail, tent and
awning maker, ($9 Water, res 734
Seymour
Little, Mark, coppersmith, C.P.R. res
1314 Hornby
Little, Miss Margaret, res 27
Front
Little, Wm, fuel dealer, 814 West-
minster ave
Llewellin, R, diver,
Lloyd, Pierce, jr, accountant, C.P.R.
res 104 Fifth ave
Lloyd, Pierce, boiler maker, S.S. Em-
press of Japan, res 104 Fifth ave
Lloyd, M T L. prop Palace Livery
1003 Pender (see adt preceding street
directory)
Lobb, TIjos, blacksmith, Westmin-
ster rd, res 2706 Westminster ave
Lobb, Wm S, agent, res Thirteenth
ave
Lobley, Arthur, surveyor's asst, res
rear of 536 Richard
Lobley, Chas H, surveyor's asst, res
rear of 636 Richard
Lo()kerby, Greorge H, res 906 West-
minster ave
Lookhart & Center, undertakers,
59 Cordova (see adt page 459)
Lockley, Henry, blacksmith, Tracy's
shop, 313 Columbia ave, res Inlet
View hotel
Lockyer, H T, book-keeper, Hudson
Bay Co, res 1031 Robson
Lodge, Wm, moulder, res rear of 14
Oppenheimer
Loemans, A F, artist, res 530 Cordova
Loewen, Chas J, real estate and fi-
nancial broker, 605 Hastings W,
res Lefevre blk
Logan, Mrs D, retired, res 919 Rich-
ard
Logan, Miss Minnie, Boston Millin-
ery, Carrall, res 919 Richard
Logan, Miss, nurse, res City Hospital
Logan, Mathew florist', res Front
near Columbia
L.O.L., No. 1616, Westminster ave
London & Lancashire Life Assurance
Co, 411 Hastings, G D Scott, mgr
Longhead, Adam, clerk, O.P.R., res
308 Oppenheimer
T^rimer. A B, clergyman, res 114
Twelfth ave W
LoHCombe, Chas, clerk, Alhambrii
hotel, res 2 Water
Longh, Wm, book-keener, res 126
Water
Louie, — , shoeblack, res 424 Oppen-
heimer
Loutit, Jas I, head clerk, C.P.R., res
1111 Robson
Lorett, Robert, fireman, C.P.R., res
1329 Hornby
Lorett, John, milk ranch, res Heather
Lovett, Mrs Jas, res Heather
Lowe, Edwd, res 014 Hamilton
Loxley, Miss E G, millinery, 165
Cordova, res 617 Homer
Loyal Western Star Lodge, 95, CO.
O.F, Good Templars' Hall, .302
Cordova
Loyal Western Star Lodge, F.L.T,
No 96, Pythian Castle Hall, 14
Cordova
Ludlow, Miss Isabella, tailoress, £
Dawe & Co, res Ninth ave, Mount
Pleasant
Ludlow, Miss Letitia, domestic, res
Powell E
Ludlow, William, labr.res 136 Eighth
ave
Luff, Saml, carpt, res 413 Granville
Luke, Albert, carpt,res 146 Thirteenth
ave
Lulu Island Canning Co, mgr, Wind-
sor, Charles
Lundy & Fletcher, nicht tailors, 51
Cordova
Lundy, Frank, lather, res 620 Davie
Lundy, W J, (Lundy & Fletcher), res
620 Davie
Lunn, Edwd, tallyman, C.P.R. wharf,
res 109 Oppenheimer
Lyman, William, cooper, res Barnard
nr Campbell ave
Lyne, Norman, clerk, Thomtc Dunn,
res 8 Water
Lynham, Ada, Ramsay Bros, Tb? 435
Powell
Lynham, Mrs, res 308 Keefer
Lynham, W H, driver, Gurney Cab
Co, res 308 Keefer
Lyon, A B, carpt, res 712 Barnard
Lyon, A B, carpt, Robertson & Hac-
kett, res 520 Seymour
Lyon, Jno, book-kpr, J A Skinner &
'Go, res 1216 Robson
Lyon, Martin, labr, res foot Campbell
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Lyonee, Norman, clerk, res 411
Powell
Lyte, E, carpt, rea 817 Hornby
Lytton Hydraulic Syndicate, 609
Hastings W, Geo DeWoli, sec
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Macaulav, Charles, City Water Wks,
res 6lf Gore ave
Macauley, C H, clerk, C.P.R, res 810
Howe
Macaulay, Janie8,(KnawIes & Macau-
lay), res 710 Richard
Macauley, R H, carpt, res Westmin-
ster ave cor Nineteenth ave
Maccaroni Factory, John Scuitto,
prop, res 8 Alexander
Macdonald, Angus, cigarmaker,
Kurtz, res 827 Cambic
Macdonald, Miss, sewing girl, F W
Hart, res Princess
Macdonald, Ge^-r^e, painter and
paperhanger, n d 525 Howe
Macdonald, .T.tfaincter, Forbes' wood-
yard
Macdonald, H, 'eamstr, Atkins &
Johnson, res Georgia, cor Gamble
Macdonald, Jno, checker, C.P.R, res
827 Cambie
MacDonald, Wm S, electrician, Vane
Elec Light, res Westminster ave,
nr Fifteenth ave
Macey, Arthur, lather, res Fair view.
Seventh ave
Macey, Charles, lather, Fairview,
Seventh ave
Macey, Ernest, bricklayer, res Fair-
view, Seventh ave
Macey, George, lather, res Fairview,
Seventh ave N
Macey, Hector, bricklayer, res Fair-
view, Seventh ave
Macey, Wm, plasterer, res Fairview,
Seventh ave
Macey, W 0, bricklayer, res Fair-
view, Seventh ave
niaoflRrlane,A ( MacKinnon & Mac-
farlane), real tostate agent, 611 Hast-
ings, res 612 Burraru (see advt. pre-
ceding street directory)
Macfarlane, A G, wholesale liquor
merchant, 434-.36 Cordova
Maoflarlane, J E W, mgr B.C.
Iron Works
Macfarlane, R C J, machinist, B.C.
Iron Works, res 1119 Melville
Macfie, J W, book-keeper, res Duf-
ferin W
Macfie, Miss, City Hospital matron,
MacGili, J H, law student, Corbould,
McColl, Wilson & Campbell
Maoflrowan. A H B. secy Board of
Trade, 522 Cordova, res 820 Richard
Macgregor, J, Dom Publishing Co,
res 720 Hamilton
Macgregor, H, elk C.P.R, res 720
Hamilton
Machin, Edwin, secy and librarian,
reading room and library, res 1021
Melville
Macisse, John, labr, res 614 West-
minster ave
Mackay, George, res Burrard, cor
Dunemuir
Maokay, G D, mgr Anglo-Colum-
bia Co, Ltd, res 32 Water, cor
Dunsmuir and Burrard
Mackay, Mrs G G, widow, res 1310
Georgia
MacCay, G G & Co, land agents, 720
Pencfer
Mackay, H H, real estate agent, 927
Pender, res 1310 Georgia
Mackay, Robert, painting itnd paper
hanging, res 25 Hastings E
Mackey, W T, res Beach ave, cor of
Burnaby
Mackee, Wm, woodsman, res Glas-
gow hotel
Mackenrot, Alfred, carpenter. Mount
Pleasant P.O., res Seventh ave
Mackenzie, Donald, carpenter, res
Fairview, Sixth ave
Mackenzie, D Roderick, dry goods
clerk, Drysdale's, Cordova, res Sixth
ave
MacKenzie, Hector, elk, 623 Has-
tings, res 1141 Melville
Mackenzie, John, millhahd, Spicer's
Shingle Mill, res Sixth ave
MacKinnon, J M (MacKinnon, Mac-
Farlane & Co), 611 Hastings
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VANCOUVKB CITY DIRECTORY.
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Maekiniion, Robt, rea 300 Dunstnuir
MaoKlnnon.BIaoFarlaneA! Co.
flnuncial, land and mining agents,
ttll Hastings («ee advt. preceding
street directory)
MacKinnon, Wm, civil engineer,
Condellblk, Homer, res 817 Georgia
Muclaren, Jolin, seaman, res 50U
Pender
Muc-klin, Augustus, candy maker,
Riui)8:iv'h Candy Factory, Hastings,
res 405 Cordova
Mackiin, Harry, confectioner, Kam-
Huy Bros, res 405 Cordova
Mackiin, James, res 405 Cordova
Mackiin, James, clerk, Hessin &
Irving, res 406 Cordova
Mackiin, James A, clerk, Hessin's
grocery store, Hastings, res 405
Cordova
MacLean, M A, notary public, res 16
Cordova
MacLcan, M C, notary public, 15 Cor-
dova, res 888 Richard
Macleod. J O, elk C.P.R, res 837
Hamilton
MacLeod, J M, jr, grocer's (ierk, res
325 Opfienheimer
MacLeod, Rev J M, pastor Zion
Presbyterian Church, res 325 Op-
penheimer
MacLeod, VV D R, checker, C.P.R.
wharf, res rear 513 Richard
Macleuw, Jno, res 160 Water
Macmillan, E H, groc"", 26 Cordova,
res 530 Hornbv
Maoneill, A H (Harris & Macneill),
W hetliam bik, res 723 Homer ,
Macneill, C B (Davis, Marshall &
Macneill), barrister, etc. Bank of
B.C. bidg
Maddams, C C, porter, res Seventh
ave
Maddock, Michael, cooper. Red Cross
Brewery, res rear 515 Richard
Maddox, M, res Imperial house, 419
Abbott
Madill, E B, butcher, res 615 Ham-
ilton
Madison, S, inspector
Magee, D, millwright
Mag^ee, E A, barrister, and
solicitor, Whetham blk
Magee, Geo Edwin, fmr, res Eighth
ave 8
Mahan, Ross, rea Hotel Vancouver
Maher, E M, labr, res terrace 3,
Keefer
Mahon, E, rea Hotel Vancouver
Mahon, E E, res 825 Howe
Mahoney, W, res 1 Water
Mahony, William H, engineer, res
306 (it>re ave
Mahoney, E C, foreman, Hastings
Mill
Mahood, James, book-keeper, Tait's
Lumber Mills, res Third ave
Main, Miss Annie, domestic, 871
Hornby
Main, David, carpenter, res 814 Gore
ave
Main, Thomas, house painter, res 518
Gore ave
Main, Wni, res 1130 Davie
Main, W.n, longshoreman, res 816
Gore u ve
Mainlard Market, .86-88 Cordova
Maitlard, Miss E, Ladies' Academy,
res 611 Dunsmuir
Major & Eldridge, pork packers
and wholesale com merchants 125
Water, (see advt card board.)
Major, G R, (Major & Eldridge) 125
Water, rea Nicola
j Major Nicholas, gardener, 488 Prince
! Edward, res cor Twelfth ave
Major, Philip, gardener, 488 Prince
Edward, res cor Twelfth ave
Major, William, gas works, res foot
Dunlevy ave, False creek
Major, William, labr, res 1235 Homer
Malkin, J F, book-keeper, res 125
Water
Malkinn, James, elk. Major & El-
dridge, res 747 Hamilton
Maney, Jim, logger, Russ house, res
417 Powell
Manley, George, printer, News-Ad-
vertieer, res rear of 512 Seymour
Manley, J W, druguist, res 300
Keefer
Manners, Mii^s L, dressmaker, rm 11,
410 Cordova
Manning, G W, City Meat Market,
res 168 Cordova
Manor House, 603 Howe
Mansell, C B, M.R C.D.S., rms 3-4
res 22 Cordova
Manstiald, T H, baker,Bo8ton Bakery,
res 708 Seymour
Manson, Andrew, book-keeper. City
Market, res 600 Oppenheimer
Manson, Wm, auditor, C.P.R., New
York block, res 1141 Barclay
Manuel. Mrs S E, Barnard Castle,
res 852 Powell
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Mara, Harrv. woodsman, res 118
Hastings fi
Mara, Heman, woodsman, res 118
Hastings E
Mara, Michael, res 141 Water
Marion, gas works, res Woodward
house
Marrion, Robert, mgr fitting dtpt,
Vancouver Gas Works, res 136
Keefer
Market Hall and Market, \ M Beatty,
lessee, cor Hastings and Westmin-
ster ave
Marani, C J, financier Canada Per-
manent Loan and Savings Co, rea
820 Burrard
Maroney, J, stonecutter, res Gran-
ville
Marrinton, Chas, jr, fmr, res Gore
ave
Marrinton, Chas, cook, res Gore ave
Marrington, Chas, waiter, res Colum-
bia hotel
Marr, H C, butcher, Cordova, res 61 o
Hamilton
Marsden, Miss Bertha, domestic, res
1207 Haro
Marsden, Hv, butcher, T"^! Granville,
res 740 Bute
Marsden, H, butcher, 704 Granville,
res 740 Bute
Marsden, Miss M A, milliner, Drys-
dale & Co, res 740 Bute
Marsh, Thos, logger, res Hubs house
Marshall & McCrae, wholesale sta-
tioners, lithographers and printers,
314-316 Homer
Marshall, Alex, (Marshall & McCrae),
res 1033 Georgia
Marshall, Miss Bella, do^uiestic, r:c
918 Pender
Marshall, Bca, butcher, res 208
Oppcnhtim-^r
Marshall, D O, (Davis, Marshall &
Macneill) barristers, etc, ros 1180
Com ox
M/ir9hall,Edgar,uphol8terer, Seventh
nve, res Raymead house
Marshall, Frank, electrician Hotel
Vanc'Uiver
Marshall, J, teamster, res 716 Powell
Marshall, Robert, (Marshall & Mc-
Crea) ros 1033 Georgia
Marshall, R, teamster, res 716 Powell
Marsnall, W C C, livery and ex-
press stables, 141 Water, res 716
Powell (see advt p. precedi \g street
directory)
Marshall, Thomas, plumber, Rose,
Hastings, res Jackson ave
Marahallsay, Jno, Royal City Mills
Marsland, Reuben, moulder, res x '4
Alexander
Marstrand, Otto, brewer, (Doer-
ing&Marstrand) res 4 Sixth aveW,
{see advt over initial letters)
V5artin & Robertson, com brokers,
605 Granville
Martin, A L, clerk, Land Registry
office, res 1121 Georgia
Martison, Bengta, labr, res 1023
Coniox
Martin, Daniel, tram track foreman,
res il52 Park Lane
Martin, F X, clerk, Land Registry
office, res 1121 Georgia
Martin, Frank, tel opr, C.P.R, res
527 Hamilton
Martin, George, clerk, res Burnaiiv
Martin, Geo A, elk, Bank of B.N!A,
res 952 Parjc ave
Martin, L A, elk, land registr}-, res
1121 Georgia
Martin, .Tos, boat builder. False creek
east of Granville bridge
Martin, Nelson, plasterer, res 1120
Pendril!
Martin, Nelson, Royal City Mills
Martin, Robt, (Martin & Robertson).
Granville, res 526 Granville
Martin, S, teller. Bank of Montreal,
Granville
Martin, William, res Hotel Vtincou-
ver
Martinson, Robt, millhand, Leaniy \
Kyle's Mill
Mason &. Peterson, jewellers, 230 Cur-
rail
Mason, G S, wat 'hmaker. C^Iason it
Peterson), res 610 Hastngt K
Maoon, J & Co, employment offiw,
528 Cordova, res 612 Seymour
Mason, .lohn, (Jno Mason & Co), o28
Cordova, res 612 Seymour
Mason, John, labr. Grand View
Mason, Mrs John, boarding, res 612
Seymour
Mason, J S, (Mason & Peterson),
jeweler, res 610 Hastings
Mason, Percy, clerk, Harris & V»i'-
neill, res 706 Granville
Mason & Rf'-aCh Piano Co, Ltd,
Miss B J I\ l .8, agt, 534 Homer
Mason, William, carpt, res rear 216
Keefer
Masters, Frank, res 1318 Howe
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Mathieson
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Masters, Fred W, book-keeper, B.C.
Stevedore Co, res 422 Princess
Masters, James, fisherman, 1514
Westminster ave
Masters, Thomas, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, 5)20 Seymour, res 318
Howe
Mather & Larson , merchant tailors,
324 Cordova
Mather, Jas, (Mather & Larson), 324
Cordova, res 926 Richard
Matheson, Ale.\, paperlianger, res
217 Oppenheimer
Matheson, D A, lumberman, res 852
Powell
Matheson, Geo, paperhanger, res 217
Oppenheimer
Matiieson, Malcolm, mgr Moody-
ville Lumber Yard, res 821 Cambie
Matherson, John, carpenter, res 323
Oppenheimer
Mathews, David, res 133 Water
Mathews, Thos, (Acorn & Mathews),
real estate agent, res Englewood
hotel
Matthews, Miss L, tailoress, res 540
Cambie
Mathieson, Henry, res 624 Seymour
Mathieson, Malcolm, bridge carpt,
res Rich jiond hotel
Mitthiepcii, Wm, cooper, Edmonds &.
Web iter, res Quebec hotel
Matspu, Anton, laborer, res 301)VVest-
mi.ister rd
Matson, David, laborer, res S09 West-
minster rd
Matson, Louis, laborer, res 309 West-
minster rd
Matthews, W H, mi'lhand, Lcamy &
Kyle's Mill, Mt Pleasent
Mattin8on,Alf, pattern maker, res 800
Keefer
Mattinson, A, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, 520 Seymour
Mattocks, labr. Thirteenth ave near
Westminster ave
Maurmann, Paul, Germania hotel, res
67 Cordova
Maxwell, Rev George, pastor. First
Presbyterian Church, res 400 Op-
penheimer
Maxwell, Robt E, box factory. Max-
well & Hayden, Richards, res 690
Sixth ave E
May, E H, carpenter, res cor Robson
and Granville
May, Miss Lena, dressmaker, res 65
Lansdowne
May, F B, res Bank of B C bldg
May, Wm H, butcher, Mcintosh &
Co, res 66 Lansdowne ave
Mayne, Chas I, carpenter, Royal
City Mills
Mayne, Thos, (ClarksoQ & Mayne),
607 Pender, i --y Gore ave
McAllister, Angus, machinist, C.P.R.
res 612 Seymour
McAllister, Miss A, telephone ofPce,
rea 2706 Westminster ave
McAllister, C J, blacksmith, London
Carriage Works, res Mountain
View
McAllister, John, blacksmith, liOn-
don Carriage Works, 30 Oppen-
heimer, res ''405 Westminster ave
McAlpint, Colin, shipbuilder, res
734 Seymour
McAlpine, Dr L D, druggist, 311
Westminster ave, res 313 West-
minster ave
McAlpine, J A L, druggist, 228 Car-
rail, res 749 Hamilton
McAlpine, Mrs, res 329 Harris
McArthur, Arthur, te" Jister, res 627
Oppenheimer
McArthur, D S, labr, res 627 Oppen-
heimer
Mt^rthur, John, lumberman, res
Gore ave
Mc/.rthur, J G, clerk, dry goods, rea
627 Oppenheimer
McAuley, C. clerk, Collins' dry
gootls, res 236 Princess
McBain, M, plasterer, res Clarence
hotel, cor Pender and Seymour
McBride, John, longshoreman, res 67
Cordova. Germania hotel
MjBride, R T, cabinet make--, F W
Hart, res Gordon Villa
McBroom, Wm J, upholster, Ras-
mussen Jros, res 646 Hastings E
McBroom, W J, clerk, DMcGillivray,
res 464 Jackson ave
McCabe, Luke, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
McCabe, Robt A, labr, rea 1013
Homer
McCain & Menzies, contractors and
bui' ';.ig movers, 16 Hastinge E
McCain, C W (McCain & Menzies),
res 16 Hastings E
McCa'lv m, John, marine en), leei,
res 6^ Oppenheimer
McCalmnn, Colin, mgr, WG Warren,
res 806 Richard
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McOammon, C L, G.E., Keefer &
Godden, res Leland hotel
McCandlish, H, res 6 Water
McCargar, Gilbert, brakeman, C. P.
R., res 66 Water
McCarthy. John, machinist, res Co-
lumbia hotel
McCarthy, Jno, boatman, res 515
Drake
McCartney, A E, archi*,ect, Condell
bit:; Homer, res 513 Powell
McCartney, Hugh, expressman, res
1319 Hornby
McCaskill, F H, stonemason, res P84
Westminster
McCauley, C, pipe layer
McClay, Alex, longaiioreman, res 217
Oppenheimer
McClellan, J J, Valley Dairy Co, 916
Park Lane
McClenathen, Arthur E, carpt, res
Thirteenth ave W, nr Ontario
McClintock, E S V, nsst acct, Bank
of Montreal
McCluskev, Geo, grocer, • es 96 West-
minster rd
MoColl, A J, Q.C-., barrister 1% soli-
citor (Corbould, McColl, Wilson &
Campbell) 519 Hastings W, res
New Westminster
McColl, Henrv, baker, City Bakery,
res 231 Abbott
McColl, James, clork, Hastings Mill,
res 642 Alexander
MoColl, J W, barrister and solicitor
(Corbould, McColl, Wilson & Camp-
bell) 519 Hastings W, res New West-
minster
McColl, John, jmttern mirker,C.P.R.,
res 1120 Richard
McConaghy, John, plasterer, res rear
920 Oppenheimer*
McCmnell, frank J, book-binder.
Advertiser office, res 516 Richard
McConnell, G S, wholesale clothing,
409 Cordova, res 11.30 Haro
McConnell. Jas Q, traveller for G S
McConnell, res 1130 Haro
McConnell, James, sawyer, Royal
City Mills, res 68 Lansdowne ave
McConnell, Miss Jean, res 1130
Haro
McCool, Samuel, teamster, Cham-
pion & White, res 210 Prior
McCord, W C, gold miner, res Secord
house, 401 Powell
McCore, Miss Minnie, domestic, res
813 Howe
McConvey, Henry, expressman, res
Tenth ave E, cor Prince Edward
McCraney, H P 6: Co. veal estate
and ins brokers, 411 Cordova
McCraney, H P, real estate and ins
agt, Cordova, res 1128 Pender
McCraney,W, contr, 407 Cordova, res
611 Howe
McCrea, John, clerk hardware, res
214 Westminster ave
McCreerv,Jos frgt foreman C. ?.R, res
916 Hornby
McCrimmon, A, lumberman, res 100
Water
McCuaig, <ie'), '"rk, ' .^ Wilson, res
2,35 PrincesiS
McCullough, Ri,-l A, ..lUir, res 305
Westminster rd
McCurdie, A, lr)r, Cassady's Mill,
res 1.308 Hornby
McCurdie, John, labr, C.P.R, res
1308 Hornby
McCutcheon, W H H, real es? te agt,
res 829 Howe
McDermid, Daniel, contractor, res 20
Water
McDermid, Peter, washer. Pioneer
Steam Laundry
McDerinott, J, millwright, res cor
Georgia and Cam bie
McDermott, Patrick, labr. Pioneer
Laundrv, res Sixth ave E
McDonald, Alexander, boot and blioc
mcht, 447 Powell, res 127 Jackijoii
ave
McDonald, Alexander, flrem .".. v J"
R, res 713 Cam bie
McDonald, Alexander, labr, .•■ «.'>5 i
Harris
McDonald, Andrew, roadmaster (. >'
R Cascade div, res 814 Hornby
McDonald, Angus, machinist Jubilee
Dining Hall, res 216 Abbott
McDonald, A D, cpntr, res 1131 Mel-
ville
McDonald, A, rdmaster, res rm 4, 634
Cordova
McDonald, A, logging contr, res 35
Hastings W
MfiDonald, Alex, yardman. Hotel
Vancouver
McDonald Bros, liver^. Oppen-
heimer, cor Westmin.- :*r ; \;d Op-
penheimer
McDonald, A, foreman Electric Co,
res Gore ave
Mc7")onald, Colin, longshoreman ^es
616 Cordova
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VAVCOC /EK CITY DIRECTORY.
517
McDonald, D L, propr, Balmoral ho-
tel, 2 Cordova
McDona.'d, D A contr, res Glasgow
hotel
McDonaM, Donald H, bldr, res 629
Richard
McDonald, D, logger, res 35 Has-
tings \V
McDonald, Donald, plumber, res 522
Richard
McDonald, Daniel G, stonecutte/,
Vancouver Marble Works, Front
McDonald, George, book-keeper, res
542 Seymour
McDonald, G E, fuel agt C.P.R, res
1102 Seaton
McDonald, Henry, (McDonald Bros.)
31 Oppenbeimer
McDonald, James, boom man Has-
tinjis Mill, res Prior
McDonald, J A, carpenter, res 235
Harris
McDonald, J D, boot and shoe maker,
res 46 Water
McDonald, Joseph, (McDonald Bros,)
31 Oppenheimer
McDonald, Joseph, cpntr, res 134 Cor-
dova E
McDonald, Joseph, jr, res 134 Cor-
dova E
McDonald, J J, telepraph opr, C.P.R
ri s 1020 Robson
McDonald, J B, lumberman, res 612
Westminster ave
McDonald, Miss J, operator, tele-
phone office, res 713 (Jambie
McDonald, John, res 6 Water
McDonald, Miss J, dressmaker, 23
Hastings E
McDonald & Maroney, monuments,
headstones, curbing, etc., Has-
tings W
McDonald, MisK M, boarding house,
713 Cambie
McDonald, Maloolm, (McDonald
& Henderson), Richmond hotel
McDonald, Miss S, night operator
telephone office, res 522 Richard
McDonald, Peter, miner, res Six-
teenth ave
McDonald, R, logger, res 35 Has-
tings W
McDonald, Mrs S, prop Englewood
hotel
McDonald, W G, fireman. No. 2 Fire
Hall, res 718 Seymour
McDonald, Wm L, contr, res Glasj;ow
hotel
McDonald, Wm, stonecutter, Has-
tings, res 937 Hornby
McDonald, Wm, tmstr, Robertson &
Hackett, 520 Seymour, res 612
Seymour
McDonough,E M, real estate,C Crook
& Co, res 13 Oppenheimer
McDonough, Mrs, grocery, res 13
Oppenheimer
McDougall, A C, street contr, res o'81
Harris
McDougall, D. stonecutter, res Ot-
tawa house
McDougall, M, B. C. Sugar Refinery,
res 852 Powell
McDougall, T A, clerk, Keefer &
Godden, res 830 Hornby
McDowell, H, chemist and drug-
gist, 10-12 Cordova, res 1036 Pender
McDowell, H, & Co, chemists and
druggists, 10 Cordova
McDowell, Wm, prop Palace dining
rooms, res 168 Water
McDowell, John, produce and build-
ing material, 630 Carrall, res 73o
Hamilton
McDowell, S A, marine engr res 414
Keefer
MeEacl -an, Arch, carpenter, res 617
Richard
McFall, James, dentist, New Foun-
tain hotel
McFarland, D A, Customs officer,
Kootenay District, res 927 Hornby
McFarland, Geo, school teacher, res
302 Oppenheimer
McFarland, J W, financial, insur-
ance and real estate agent, 161
Cordova, res 24 Gore ave
McFarlane, Alex, sugar refiner, res
135 Hastings E
McFarlane, Mrs Mary C, boarding
house keeper, res 1329 hornby
McFarlane, Miss Minnie, school
teacher. West End School, res 1119
Melville
McFee, John J, millhand, res 433
Powell
MoFeely, E J, (McLennan & Mc-
Feely) stoves and hardware, 122
Cordova, res 1136 Melville
McGarrigle, Edwin, house and sign
painter, res 319 Harris
McGarrigle, John, moulder, res 607
Princess
McGarrigle Mrs, res 607 Princess
McGarrigle, T A, school teacher, res
607 Princess
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McGarrigle, P B, book-keeper B.C.
Cattle Co, res 607 Princess
McGee, John, carpenter, res 713
Cambie
McGee, William, carpenter, 713 Cam-
bie
McGhie, J B, builder, cor Hastings
and Granville, res 522 Ricliard
McGillivray, Angus, res 1 Water
McGillivray, DanJ, contractor. Sir
Donald block, Granville, res 1021
' "■ dova
livray, John, labr, Tait's Lum-
Mill res Eighth ave
Mcuillivray, Wm, res 1 Water
McGillivary, Wm, stonecutter, res
Ottawa house
McGirr, Wm, jr, purser S.S. Cutch,
res 114 Carl ave
McGirr Wm, hotelkeeper, res 114
Carl ave
McGown, James, engr. Empress of
India, res 1040 Alberni
McGregor, D C, genl agt. Great West
Life Assurance Company, res 816
Burrard
McGregor, J, tailor, (E Dawe & Co)
res 819 Richard
McGregor, res 20 Water
McGrigor, Davis & Son, res 819
Richard
McGrigor, James, butcher, res Col-
umbia hotel
TtlcGuigan, James, Provincial police,
res north Fourteenth ave, near
Sophia
Mounigan & Langris, physicians
and surgeons, 306 Abbott
MoOuigran, Thos,city clerk.res 330
Oppenneimer
McGuigan, Dr W J, physician and
coroner, rms 1-2, 3 Dougall block,
306 Abbott
McGuire, Alex, Thorpe & Co, res 97
Sixth ave
MoOuire, Dr O A, dentist, rm 8,
14 Cordova (see advt p. 459)
McGuire, M J, blacksmith, rear of
321 Carrall
McGuire, Robt, engr, B.C. Iron Wks,
res 20 Fifth ave
McHardy, John, res 720 Richard
McHugh, John, hotelkeeper, Tre-
mont hotel, res Carrall
McHugh, M, hotelkeeper, Tremont
hotel, res 637 Homer
McHugh, Neil, retired, res rear of 719
Richard
McHugh, Saml, candy maker, res No
4 cabin rear City Hospital
McIUrey, Frank, logger, res Russ
house. 417 Powell
Mclnnes, James, fireman. Fire Hall,
• Mt Pleasant
Mclnnis, Miss Janet,res 917 Hamilton
Mclnnis, W, res 1 Water
Mcintosh & Co, 8laug..ter house,
Front E
Mcintosh, Jack, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
Mcintosh, James, res 1 Water
Mcintosh, W A, prop Mainland
Meat Market, 36-38 Cordova, res
cor Pender and Thurlow
Mclntyre, A, book-kpr, Dunn & Co,
res 309 Hastings
Mclntyre, Miss Bella, domestic 1602
Georgia
Mclntyre, Charles, wheelwright, res
613 Barnard
Mclntyre, Duncan, carpt, res 713
Cam )ie
Mclntyre, F, millwright
Mclntvre, H, tele operator, Dougall
blk,'res 306 Abbott
Mclnt\re, Malcolm, labr, res Thir-
teenth ave W nr Quebe>j
Mclntyre, Miss M, res 309 Hastings
Mclntyre, Saml, plumber, res 309
Hastings
Mclsaac, Miss M, tailoresd, res 820
Howe
Mclsaac, Miss N, tailoress, 504 Hast-
ings, res 820 Howe
Mclsaac, Miss D, tailoress, res 820
Howe
Mclvor, J D, saloon keeper, 936 West-
minster ave
McKay, Alex, builder, res 147 Hast-
ings W
McKay, Daniel, carpeater, res 1001
Homer
McKay, George, expressman, res 233
Keeier
McKay & Mclver, Office saloon,
222 Abbott
McKay, James, Impi house, res 419
Abbott
McKay, Miss J, domestic, 1021 Geor-
gia
McKav, Miss Minna, school teacher,
res Powell
McKay, Thos, carpt, res 467 Seventh
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
519
McKeatini;, P, labr, reb 167 Tenth ave
McKee, Win C, builder, res 810 Horn-
by
Mckeil, W A, teamster, res 816 Gore
ave
McKelvie, Alex, mgr, A MoKelvie &
Co, res 627 Barnard
McKelvio. Alex, (A McKelvie & Co),
Iron Wks, res 667 Barnard
McKelvie, A J, chemist, res 522 Alex-
ander
McKelvie, Alex, sr, res 411 Powell
McKenna, James, labr, res Terrace
No 3, Keefer
McKennell, C S, hotelkeeper, 530
Seventh ave E
McKenzie, A, barkpr, Cosmopolitan
hotel
McKenzie, C E, bricklayer, res 520
Pender
McKenzie, E, team9ter,B.C.Cattle Co
McKenzie, H, elk, Vane Loan T. S. &
G. Co, res 1139 Melville
McKenzie, John, logger, res Glasgow
hotel
McKenzie, McLeod, delivery clerk.
City Bakery, res <)0 Cordova
McKenzie, Miss M, res 219 Westmin-
ster ave
McKenzie, S V, seacapt. Ship Staffa,
res 1328 Seymonr
McKenzie, Thomas, tinsmith, res 624
Seymour
McKeown, James, labr, res Lans-
downe ave
McKeown, John, police constable.
City Hall, res 813 Homer
McKelvie, A «fe Co, machine shop, res
Westminster ave cor Barnard
McKiel, Andrew, teamster, W S
Cook, res Gore ave nr Barnard
McKil, John, jr, apprentice B.C. Iron
Works, 314 Jackson ave
McKil, John, caretaker. East End
schools, res 314 Jackson ave
McKim, .laB, res 1 Water
McKinnell, A, Seventh ave E
McKinnell & Decker, saloon keepers.
Palmer house, 316 Cordova
McKinnell, C 8, (McKinaell & Deck-
er), saloon keeper, Palmer house
saloon, res 639 Hornby
McKinnon, Dan, stons cutter, res
Prior
McKinnon, D, laborer, res 523 Ham-
ilton
McKinnon, Thomas, driver, Boston
Bakery, res 728 Seymour
McKinnon, Thos, building contractor
res 326 Hastings
McKinnon, Wilson, clerk, Boulder
saloon,
McKinnon, civil engineer, res Doug-
las house
McKenzie, Mrs A, boarding and lodg-
ing house 716 Westminster ave
McKenzie, Daniel, carpenter^ res 630
Barnard
McKenzie, Frank, shingle weaver,716
Westminster ave
McKenzie, Miss Lillie, dressmaker,
716 Westminster ave
McKenzie, Mrs, res 668 Harris
McKenzie, Miss M, dressmaker, res
568 Harris
McKenzie, Miss Ruby, dressmaker,
res 668 Harris
McKenzie, W J, cpntr, res 668 Harris
McKenzie, Wm, steamboat engineer,
res 638 Harris
McKiiight, Herbert, grocer, 13 Hast-
ings E, res Prior
McLachlan, Charles, (McLachlan &
Yates), 623 Hastings W, res 634
Homer
McLachlan & Yates, insurance and
financial agents, 623 Hastings
McLachlan, Daniel, C. P. R. employee,
res 1011 Howe
McLachlan, P, Royal Citv Mills
MrLagan, J C, jr, sec'y and treasurer
World Printing and Publishing Co,
res 617 Hamilton
MoLagan, J C, mgr World Print-
ing and Publishing Co, Homer, res
617 Hamilton
McLaren, Rev E D, Presbt minister
St. Andrew's Church, res 617 Bur-
rard
McLaren, John, Chief of Police,
City Hall, res 733 Richard
McLaren, W, logger, res 164 Water
McLaren, W H, mining, res 610 Has-
tings
McLaren, J, dentist, Ferguson blk
McLaughlin, A, barber, 68 Water
McLaughlin, J, plumber, Mclennan
& McFeely, res 4 Proctor's build-
ings
McLaughlin, — , carpt. Royal City
Mills, res 219 Westminster ave
McLean, Allen, grocer, 111 Hastings
E, res 339 Powell
McLean, Alex, plaster, res 339 Powell
McLean, Alex, (McLean & Murray),
Pacific hotel, res 318 Cordova
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McLean, Alex D, butcher, Mcintosh
& Co, res 448 Dufferin
McLean Bros, contractors, 307 Cam-
bie
McLean & Campbell, proprietors Jub-
ilee saloon, 78 Waiw.
McLean, D, police constable, City
Hall
McLean, Dan, night watchman, res
401 Powell
McLean, D J, clothier, Cordova,
res 825 Hornby
McLean, D J & Co, clothing, gents'
furnishings hats and caps, 18 Cor-
dova (see advt p. 45!>.)
McLean, Donald, blacksmith, res 720
Barnard
McLean, David, caipenter, res Keefer
cor Campbell ave
McLean, D M, Algoma dining hall,
313 Carrall
McLean, Hugh, contractor (McLean
Bros), res Eighth ave
McLean, Harry, confectioner, Ram-
say Bros
McLean, J, barman, res 2 Cordova
McLean, John, contractor (McLean
Bros), res Eighth ave
McLean, Lachlan, contractor (Mc-
i^ean Bros), resCaiMbie, Eighth ave
McLean, M, police officer, City Hall
McLean, Miss Maggie, domestic,
606 Homer
McLean & Murray, props, Pacific
hotel, res 318 Cordova
McLean, M G, wine and spirit
meht, Cjranville, res 1045 Howe
McLean, Miss Maggie, domestic,
Oppenheimer
Mclean, Murdoch, foreman. Port
Moody Lumberyard, res 1820 West-
minster ave
McLean, Norman, contractor (Mc-
Lean Bros), res Fifth ave
McLean, Neil (McLean & Campbell),
res 78 Water
McLean, P W, carpt, resJUl Princess
McLean, Peter, joiner, C.P.R. shops,
res Sixth ave, near Bridge
McLellan, A, engr, res 416 Seventh
ave
McLellan, Angus, contractor, city
work, res Westminster rd
McLellan, Dougald, labr, res 309
West rd
McLellan, Dan, labr, res 309 West rd
McLellan, Danl, stonecutter, res Ot-
tawa house
McLellan, Capt Eugene, master mar-
iner, res Boulder saloon
McLellan, Hugh, accountant, res 781
Keefer
McIjcUan, Kenneth, teamster, res
619 Princess
McLennan, A D, prop Pullman hotel,
res 100 Water
McLennan, Duncan, logger, res 170
Water
McLennan, Findley, prop Cabinet
hotel. Water, res "Seventh ave
McLennan, John, hotelkeeper, res 323
Powell
McLennan, Jno, bartender, res 170
Water
McLennan, Miss K A, res 1042 Al-
berni
McLennan & McFeely, hard-
ware merchants, ranges, stoves,
general house furnishings, etc, etc,
122 Cordova
McLennan, Maggie, chambermaid,
res 66 Water
McLennan, Neil, res 170 Water
McLeod, Angus, res 1 Water
McLeod, Mrs C, fruit and cigar
stand, res 116 Water
McLeod, Miss E, dressmaker, rm
6, 410 Cordov.
McLeod, Miss E B, milliner, res 116
Water
McLeod, John, seaman, res 510-12
Richard
McJ^od, J S, clerk, Wilson's dry
goods store, Cordova, res 603 Gam-
ble
McLewl, M, gaoler, license inspector,
City Hall
McLeod, Miss M, dressmaker, rm
6, 410 Cordova
Mcleod, Malcolm, real estate agent,
res 626 Homer
McLeod, Norman, book-keeper, Rob-
ertson & Hackett, 620 Seymour, res
634 Seymour
McLeod, R, contractor, res 100 W^ater
McMillan, Dougall, carpenter, res
1621 Westminster ave
McMillan, Mra D, dressmaker, res
1621 Westminster Bve
McMillan, Jno, re« 102 Pender
McMillan, J A, clerk. Ideal Grocery,
res 316 Oppenheimer
McMillin, John, school teacher, East
End School, res 412 Keefer
McMillan & McLeod, "Ideal" Cash
Grocery, 28 Cordova
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WILLIllM RmPH, House Furnishings, - 24 Coniova St., Vancoumr
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621
McMillen, Rev J W, Mount Pleasant
PreBbyterian church, 102 Eleventh
ave W
McMillan, R J, clerk, res 131 Water
McMillan, W D, carpt, res Clarence
hotel cor Pender and Sevmour
McMillan, W J, (McMillan & Hamil-
ton), com mchts, res 131 Water
McManus, Frank, locomotive engr,
res 618 Princess
McMorran, R A, res 231 Tenth ave F
McMurry, Robert, sheetiron worker,
res 239 Prior
McNab, Allan, locomotive engr, C.P.
R, res <)30 Homer
McNab, Wm, fireman, C.P.R, res 713
Cambie
McNair, Arch, shingle mill o\vner,
res 349 Campbell ave
McNally, Thos, labr, res rear of 154
Hastings W
McNanght, Thomas, lahr, res 219 Op-
penheimer
McNaughton, D, carpt, res Glasgow
hotel
McNaughton, D, tobacconist, 4 Cor-
dova
McNaughton, Peter, book-kpr, 36-38
Cordova, res 1016 Pender
McNeil, Aithur, hrakeman, C.P.R,
res Boulder saloon
McNeil, J, millwright, res Inlet View
hotel, 109 Heatley ave
McNeill, Wm J, salesman, Robert
Clark, res 523 Hamilton
McNichol, R, teamster, res 154 Water
McNider, Q D, carriage painter, B.C.
Carriage VVrks, Hastings E, res 825
Richard
McNiven, J D, clerk, res 624 Powell
McNutt, J W, carpt, res cor Vernon
ave and Princess
McNutt, Miss Esther, domestic,
823 Hamilton
McPhaiden, D, master mariner, res
524 Alexander
McPhil, J b, Royal City Mills
McPhalen, D J, building contractor,
res 209 Harris
McPhee, A, res 20 Water
McPhee, Jas, ship carpt, res rm 16,
410 Cordova
McPhee, James, electrician, res 610
Cam hie
McPhee, J, Royal City Mills
McPherson, A, Royal City Mills
McPherson, Miss A, stenographer,
Godfrey & Russell, res 815 Georgia
McPherson, Alex, res 70 Cordova
McPherson, Annie, domestic, 1222
Pender
McPherson, B J, clerk, Russell &
Godfrey, Bank of B.N.A. bldg, res
Georgia
McPherson, Dan, logger, res Russ
house, 417 Powell
McPherson, E E, prop Bodega saloon,
217 Carrall, res Powell
McPherson, Jno, res 1 Water
McPherson, driver, F W Hart
MoPhiUips, Lewis G, (McPhillips
& Williams), Bank of B.C. blk,
Hastings, res 815 Georgia
McPhie, W H,fireman,No2 Fire Hall,
res 718 Seymour
MoPhiUips & Williams, barris-
ters and solicitors. Bank of B.C.
blk, cor Hastings and Richard
McPhillips, Dr X, physician, Turner
blk, res 815 Georgia
McKinnon, Miss M, waitress, Carter
house, res 154 Water
McPoil, — , barber, res 213 Abbott
McQueen, A, agent, res Hotel Van-
couver
McQueen, James, retired, res 1027
Georgia
McRae, C C, carpt. Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
McRao, Donald, locker, Customs, res
1022 Alberni
McRae, Donald, logger, res 170 Water
McRae, Danl A, teamster, res 397
Sixth ave E
McRae, Duncan, Assistant Timber
Inspecter, Court Houae, res Leland
hotel
McRae, G W, school teacher, Fair-
view School, cor Hamilton & Rob-
son
McRae & Hall, B.C. Carriage Works,
blacksmithing, etc, and carriage
painting, 64 Hastings W
McRae, John, elk, Tye & Co, res 214
Westminster ave
McRae, John A, blacksmith, 64 Has-
tings, res 381 Sixth ave E
McRae, Malcolm, carpt res 841 Cam-
bie
McRae, M, carpt, Robertson & Hack-
ett, res 520 Seymour
McSorley, H, Painter, res 625 Thur-
low
McSorley, J, res Glasgow hotel
McSwain, John, logger, res Richmond
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McTaggart, J, mechanic, res 800
Granville
MoTaffgart, John L, (Tomlinson
& McTaggart), flour and feed mer-
chants, 326 Westminster ave, res
429 Hastings
McTaggart, Mrs M, grocer, 809 (iran-
ville
McWade. John, iron melter, res 626
Harris
Mead, Geo, latlier, res Gore ave. No.
1 Gore Terrace
Meadows, George A, elk. R V Winch,
Cordova, res Seventh ave S
Mearns, (ieo, boot and shoe dealer,
1625 Westminster ave
Mearns, W D, foreman, Hastings
Mill, res 106 Dunlevy ave
Medill, William, bricklayer, res 509
Richard
Mee Charles, collector, res 243 Prior
Mee, Charles A, mgr, Patterson's De-
tective Agency, 413 Cordova
Mee, Robt, engine driver, O.P.R, res
321 Carrall
Meek. G E, hardware and grocer, 601
Powell
Megher, P A, carpenter, res 460 Has-
tings
Meighan, William, labr, res rear 218
Keefer
Meilling, Jno, warehouseman, 126
Water
Mellon, Smith & Co, shipping,
commission and insurance agents,
.303 Cordova
Mellon, Capt H A, J.P, (Mellon,
Smith & Co), Spanish Vice-Consul,
res 721 Nicola
Melville, Chas, ledger-keeper, Bank
B. C, res 1122 Robson
Melville, William, Barnard Castle,
862 Powell
Melvin, J G, watchmaker and jeweler
208 Abbott, res 210 Oppenheimer
Menzies, Edward, engineer, res 1236
Hornby
Menzies, John, builder, Lome W
Menzies, J N, (McCain & Menzies),
14 Hastings E
Mercier, A, carpt, Robertson & Hack-
ett, res 620 Seymour
Mercier, Archibald, wood turner, res
506 Pender
Mercier. Miss M, waitress, Leland
hotel
Merkley, Mrs W, milliner, 111 Has-
tings E
Merrell, T M, gardener, Scott, near
Twelfth ave
Mershon, L H, real estate agent,
Bank of B.N.A. bldg, res 824 Bur-
rard
Metcalfe, F, cari)t, Robertson &. Hack-
ett, 920 Seymour
Metcalfe, Matthew, teanisr, H Eligh,
res 29()5 Quebec
Metcalfe, W, carpenter, res 526 Gran-
ville
Methodist (Chinese) Mission, Dupoiit
Rev Lin-Yick Pang
Methodist Church, Homer, Rev Cov-
erdale Watson
MetropolitanClub.B.C.L. & I.Co's blk
pres Mayor F Cope, sec'y J O Ben-
well, cor Homer and Hastings
Meytyer,J, hotel prop, Sherman house
rea Cordova and Water
Michell, Theophilus, car repairer,
C.P.R, res 1220 Richard
Middleinas, (ieo, baggageman, C.P.R
res 231 Princess
Middler. WiDi-^ru, blacksmith, res
72 Ninth ave
Middleton, W, grocer, res 520 Pender
Milds, Mrs, dressmaker, res 87 Duff-
erin
Miles, R J, fmr, res 454 Hastings
Millard, Charles, clerk, C.P.R, res
cor Pender and Jei vis
Millard, E J, travelling auditor Dom.
Exp Co, res 823 Howe
Millard, H, elk, Land Registry Office,
res cor Pender and Jervis
Millenger, Chnrles, engineer, John
Scuitto, res Hotel Europe
Miller, Bertram, asst postmaster, res
618 Burrard
Miller, F J, prop London Carriage
Woiks, Cordova, res 618 Burrard
Miller.George A, carpenter, res West-
minster ave. near Fourteenth ave
Miller, IS, milkman, res 1114 Hornby
Miller, James F, checker, C.P.R.
wharf, res 620 Seymour
Miller, Jonathan, postmaster, res
518 Burrard
Miller, J E, collector Inland Rev-
enue, Govt building, Pender, res
1116 Haro
Miller, J M, collection clerk, Bank of
B.N. A., rea Douglas house
Miller, Mrs Mary, prop Em pire hotel,
175 Water
Miller, Wm H, carpenter, res 26 Fifth
ave
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Milligan,
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Mills, Dai
Milling,
Mills, Fn
Seventh
Mills, Isa
ave
Mills, Dr
6(i Cord
Mills, R,
Cordovr
Mills, Wil
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Millstdd, (
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Milne, C,
res 735
Milne, F I
321 Bur
Milton, Ai
Richard
Mintern, I
Alexand
Mitchell,
Westmir
Mitcliell,
518 Hast
Mitchell, (
av-^ E
Mitchell, J
res Engh
Mitchell, J
Co, res 21
Mitchell,
Water, n
Mitchell, E
Mitchell, R
Eighth a'
Mitchell, S,
Kelvie &
Mitchell, —
Mole, Henr
Mole, Henr
Moll i son, B
Vancouvc
Monk, Capt
res 416 K
Montgomer;
and Coopi
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I SPILLMAN,
Montreal H^
cor Water
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CORDOVA STREET,
VANCOUVER. B. C.
VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
523
Miller. William, baker, res 411 Duns-
muir
Miller, W O, chief train despatcher
C.P.R., res 620 Hornby
Milligan, Charles, fitter, res Hastings
Mill
Mills, Daniel, Leland hotel
Milling, Hantz, res 102 Pender
Mills, Fred W, carpenter, res 144
Seventh ave
Mills, Isaac W, clerk, res 192 Ninth
ave
Mills, Dr John A, physician, rms 4-5,
6(> Cordc va
Mills, R, loot and shoe dealer, 20
Cordovr;
Mills, WiUoughly, electrician Stew-
ard i«. Mills, res 618 Seymour
Millstdd, Charles, millhand, Leamy's
M'il
Milne, C, salesman, Weeks & Robson,
res 735 Hamilton
Milne, F A, labr, emp Cab Co, res
321 Burrard
Milton, Arthur, lumberman, res 1223
Richard
Mintern, Miss L, domestic, res 334
Alexander
Mitchell, Fred White, merchant,
Westminster ave, res 1021 Nelson
Mitchell, George, mattress maker,
518 Hastings W, res Georgia
Mitchell, George, fmr, ros Twelfth
a\"^ E
Mitchell, John, moalder, B.C.I. Wks,
res Fnglewood hotel
Mitchell, John, butcher, B.C. Cattle
Co, res 288 Front E
Mitchell, John, blacksmith, 144
Water, res 1116 Pendrill
Mitchell, R, clerk, res 230 Abbott
Mitchell, Robt, electrician, res 258
Eighth ave
Mitchell, S, pattern maker, A Mc-
Kelvie & Co, res 411 Powell
Mitchell, — , carpenter, res 1318 Howe
Mole, Henry, f mr, res 1025 Comox
Mole, Henry T, res 789 Seventh ave
Mollison, Miss, housekeeper. Hotel
Vancouver
Monk, Capt Frank, master mariner,
res 416 Keefer
Montgomery, Hector, engr, B.C. Jute
and Cooperagj, res 72 Lansdowne
ave
Montreal Hotel, prop Mrs Mueller,
cor Water and Cambie
Montserat, F, first officer. Empress
of Japan
Moodie, John, labr, res Westminster
ave and Thirteenth ave
Moody, R, res 102 Pender
Moody, Mrs, housekeeper, res 356
Barnard
Moon, Frank H, lumberman, res 608
Oppenheimer
Moore, H G, fruit dealer, Cordova,
res 233 Princess
Moore, Peter, contractor, res 66
Water
Moore, Robert, labr, res 348 Tenth
ave VV
Moore, Thos, head waiter Hotel Van-
couver
Moore, Wm, bridge cpntr, res 66
Water
Mooricatte, John, machinist, res 852
Powell
Morris, J M, clerk, res 155 W !»r
Moor.^, John A, millwright, res 235
Georgia
Morant, J A, driver. Fire Hall No. 1,
res Watei-
More Katy, lodging house keeper,
324 Westminster
Morency, Miss C L, dressmaker,
res Montmorency house, 617
Richard
Morency, Mrs Ellen, res Montmo-
rency house, 617 Richard
MorencV; h \, tailor, res 617 Richard
Morency, v^eo L, cigarmaker, res 617
Richard
Morency, Miss Lily, clerk, H H Lay-
field & Co, res 617 Richard
Morgan, E B, mgr, B. C. Land and
Invst Co, res Comox
Morgan, Frank, mgr bathing house,
English bay, res Beach ave, cor
Burnaby
Morgan, F, res 774 Homer
Morgan, Henry, blacksmith, res foot
of Kaymur ave
Morgan, H, bldr, res 516 Oppen-
heimer
Morgan, R, timekeeper, F W Hart,
res 2311 Cordova
Morgan, Yates, contr, res Thirteen^^h
ave
Morin, — , fireman, res rm 15, 410
Cordova
Morin, Nelson, logger, res 413 Kpefer
Morison, Geo C, fruit store, 200
Westminster ave, res 214 West-
minster ave
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Morley, T, foreman printer, Marshall
& McCrae, res Seymour
MorninK, Mike, lumberman, res 612
Westminster ave
Morrall, Frank, cabinetmaker, Rob-
ertson & Hackett's factory, res 600
Howe
Morrison, Alex, grocer, res GIO Op-
penheimer
Morrison, James, real estate, 103
Water, res 149 Hastings E
Morrison, J W, mrcht tailor, 308
Cordova, res Homer
Morrison, L F, hot'jlkeeper, res 216
I'rior
Morrison, — , sawfiier, Spark's Shingle
Mill, cor Georgi.% and Gambia
Morrison, Thos H. blacksmith, res
202 Twelfth ave W
Morris, Mrs A, rep 006 Hamilton
Morris, Hannah, widow, res 527
Drake
Morris, Joseph, butcher, res Germa-
nia hotel
Morris, M, who'.esale -jroduce, (Yates
& Morris), red 135 Hastings
Morris, M P, Chilian Consul, res 723
Pender
Morrow, Geo, clerk, C.P.R, rea 532
Georgia
Morrow, J W, acting postmaster, res
2209 Westminster ave
Morrow^, M L, gentleman, res 411
Hastings W
Morrow, T R, chemist and drug-
gist, 426 Cordova, res 1025 Georgia
Morse, Arthur, pntr, Cornish & Coop-
er, res Columbia hotel
Morse, H It, lumber mfr, Morse's
Mill, Granville, res Eighth ave S
Morton, Geo, measngr, bank of B.N. A
M rtiuiore, Alfred, (Townley & Mor-
timore), res 513 Howe
Mortimore Bros, mcht tailors, 504
Hastings W
Mortimore James, plumber, (Town-
ley & Mortimore), res 613 Howe
Mortimer, J W, ship carpenter, res
1325 Richard
Mortimore, Sidney, tailor, (Morti-
more Bros), 513 Howe
Mortimore, Wm, tailor, (Mortimore
Bros), res 613 Howe
Mortimore, Wm, labr, res 613 Howe
Mortingen, L, laborer, res 932 Park
Lane
Morton, F C, painter, res shore north
of Georgia
Morton, D, locomotive engr, C.P.R,
res 721 Hamilton
Morton, Jos C, salesman, 32-34 Cor-
dova, res 412 Keefer
Morton, Thos, mail clerk, res 505
Barnard
Mosely, Levi, gardner, res 632 Harris
Mosscrop, J, cabinet maker, res 1553
Westminster ave
Mott, Geo, res 1 Water
Mouat, A J, acct, Hastings Mill
Mould, A J, wharfinger, Evans, Cole-
man & Evans, res Sixth ave W, nr
Ontario
Mount Pleasant Methodist Churili,
Rev S J Thompson
Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church,
Rev Mr Whittington
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Rev
A B Lorimer
Mount Pleasant P.O., T R Morrow.
postmaster
Mount Pleasant School, principal, G
W Jamieson
Mountain View Boarding House,
Mrs Thomas, prop, Oppenheimer
Mowat, Chas, res 6 Water
Mowat, C H, clerk, C.P.R.. res 1102
Seaton
Mowatt, Dan, Sunnyside hotel, res
I Water
Moyer, S F, barber, res rni 13, 410
Cordova
Moyer, S M, barber, Lambert's,
Turner blk
Moyer, Y.fi S M, dressmaker, res rni
13, 410 Ljrdova
Moyls, Frank, baker, res Sixth ave,
cor Ontario
Morfey, H L, president Industrial
Loan and Trust Co, Ltd, 62.) Hust-
ings W
Muddell, Claude, clerk. Nelson's drug
store, Cordova, res 825 Cambic
Muir, Alexander, grocer's clerk. Arch
Muir, res 1011 Nelson
Muir, Arch, grocer, etc, Granville,
cor Hastings, res 1011 Nelson
Mull , Mrs Catherine, restaurant, res
II Hastings E
Muir, T K, ship surveyor, res 1027
Barclay
Muir, Thomas, res 917 Pander
Muir, William, clerk, Arch Muir, res
1011 Nelson
Muir, Wm D, storekeeper, Westmin-
ster ave, cor Thirteenth ave
Mulder, Mrs, widow, res 810 Howe
ATVT HP! A TTTE acctioneer, - APPBiiSER and
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6ENICRAI COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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Sirewry's Redwcxid Brewery, Winnipeg.
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Mulhall, Jas J, chief clerk, C.P.R.,
res 1210 Georgia
Mundv, J, res Imperial house, 419
Abbott
Munn, Miss Agnes, domestic, 1103
Georgia
Munn, Alex, grocer, 324 Carrall
Munro, Allan, machinist, res 66
Water
Munroe, Daniel, book-keeper, res
1325 Howe
Munroe, Dan, rancher, rea 916 Op-
penheimer
Munroe, George, fireman, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Munroe, G N, book agent. Eighth
ave
Munro, John, stevedore, C.P.R.
wharf, res 438 Seventh ave E
Munroe, Jno, bartender, Jubilee
Dining Hall, res 216 Abbott
Munroe, K, labr, res 852 Powell
Munro, Robt, lather, res 509 Richard
Munro, Wm, real estate and mining
broker, 517 Hastings W, res Bar-
clay
Munro, Wm (De Wolf & Munro), 609
Hastings W, res 1234 Barclay
Murphy, John F, night watchman,
Hotel Vancouver
Murphy, J F, hotel clerk, res Beach
Hve, cor Burnabv
Murphy, Wm, merchant tailor, 69
Cordova, res 318 Dunsmuir
Murray & Paterson, merchant tailors,
312 Homer
Murray, book-keeper, McLennan &
McFeely, res 530 Seymour
Murray, Alex, jr, stonecutter, res 215
Thirteenth ave W
Murray, Archibald (Murray & Pater-
son), 312 Homer, res 658 Barnard
Murray, C W, book-keepr, Cassady's
Mill, res 15 Cordova
Murray, Frank, res 1 Water
Murray, Frederick, millhand, Cas-
sady's Factory, res cor Robson and
Hamilton
Murray, James, fisherman, res Rich-
mond hotel
Murray, Jno (McLean & Murray),
Pacific hotel, res 318 Cordova
Murray, John, stonecutter, res 629
Hamilton
Murray, Mrs Kate, res 460 West-
minster rd
Murray, Paul, labr, res Thirteenth
ave near Manitoba
Murray, Wm, mgr Bk of B.O, res
cor Robson and Thurlow
Musgrove, A C, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 *eymour
Musgrove, A C, carpt, 1047 Howe
Muskett, Albert, salesman, Cheapside
Clothing, res 633 Hamilton
Muskett, R A, salesman, Goldsberg's
Cjothing Store, cor Abbott and
Cordova, res 633 Hamilton
Musson, B, painter, res rear 054
Princess
Mutch, Jno, elk, Pacific Packing Co,
res 818 Howe
Mutrie & Brown, real estate agts,
58 Cordova
Mutrie, H, real estate agt, (Mutrie
& Brown), 58 Cordova, res 603
Ciimbie
Myers, Edward, labr, res Tenth ave
S nr Prince Edward
Myers, D B, gentleman, res rear 1107
Hornbv
Myles, Mrs B, dressmaker, Mrs D E
Shooks, res 100 Dufl"erin
Myles, James C, machinist, C.P.R.
machine shop, res 1217 Richard
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
4ag. VANCOUVER, B. C.
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Nadelman, L, grocery, 31 Dupont
Nages, C T, contractor, res Holland
blk
Nalson, A, barber, res 48 Water
Neeland, F T, secv Pacific Building
Society, res 927 Homer
Neidig, August, painter, res 672 Prin-
cess
Neil, Miss Jenet, milliner, res 418
Oppenheimer
Neil, Miss Kate, milliner, res 418
Oppenheimer
Neil, Robert, boilermaker, res 418
Oppenheimer
Nelson, Capt Archibald, master mari-
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Nelson, Au)?HBt, planer, res 836
Powell
Nelson, Chas, chemist and druggist,
106 Cordova, res 1143 Melville
Nelson, Ernest, tailor, T Gray, res 8
Hastings
Nelson, James, upholsterer, res 316
Keefer
Nelson, Jas, res 32-34 Cordova
Nelson, John T, Market Hall, res 130
Gore ave
Nelson, Jno, res Imperial hou<ie, 410
Abbott
Nelfon, Joseph F, foreman, res 6(i6
Harris
Nelson, Ole, millhand, Leaniy &
Kyle'sMill, res Leaniy's Mill
Nelson, J T, butcher, City Market,
res 130 Gore ave
Nelson, R, res 915 Granville
Nelson, T, Central hotel, res 42 Cor-
dova
Nesbitt, Andrew H, customs broker,
res 728 Pender
Nesbit, George, blacksmith, C.P.R.,
res 1207 Homer
Nesbit, John, C.P.R., res 1207 Hover
Nesbit, Miss Marguerite, domestic,
814 Nicola
Nesbit, Robt, CP.R., res 1207 Homer
Netbitt, P J C, brakeman, C.P.R.,
res 164 Water
Neusom, Jas A, mgr Cunningham
Hardware Co, 169 Cordova, res
1411 Burrard
Neusom, Wm, (Cunningham & Co)
hardware merchant, Columbia ave,
res 1411 Burrard
News-Advertiser, Cotton, F C,
managing editor, 420 Cam hie
New Brunswick Hotel. Carey, Pat-
rick, prop, 31-3-5-7 Hastings W
Newcomb, J B, master mariner, res
400 Hastings
New Fountain Hotel, Schawhn, EI,
prop, Cordova
Newitt, K.ite, nursery governess, res
1215 Robson
Newitt, P J B, salesman, Vancou-
ver Mfg and Trading Co, res Gran-
ville
Newman, Miss A, nurse, Alexandra
Hospital
Newman, MissB, music and physical
ci'.lture teacher, res 624 Georgia
Newman, Miss B, res 700 Granville
Newman, Miss C, teacher, res 700
Granville
Newman, H, clerk, Vancouver Land
and Security Cop, IjiI, res 1031 Har-
clay
NewHom, J A, (Curtis ANewsoni) 150
Cordova, res 1411 Burrard
Newsom, \V L, manager, Cunning-
ham Hardware Co, Ltd, Columbia
ave, res 1411 Burrard
Newton, Miss, clerk telephone offict"
res 1207 Haro
Newton, Harrv J, cashier Hastinifs
Mill
NichoU, Miss E, nurse, res Alexan-
dra Hospital
Nicholl8,Mr8 Helen, res516 Burrard
Nichols, Moses, shipcarpenter, res
Lome, near Manitoba
Nicholson, Capt M, master mariner,
reh 532 Hornby
>'icl'.olson, D, tailor, 329 Hastings W
les Ottawa hou
Nickel Plate R rant, C Moody,
15 Oppenhein
Nicksoii, J J, . ....actor, res 1220
Melville
Nioolls, Edward, solicitor, etc,
Whetham blk, res 617 Hornby
Nicoils, John, clerk, H P McCraney
& Co, Cordova, res 617 Hornby
Nicoils, J P, clerk, 411 Cordova res
617 Hornby
Nicols, Daniel, tailor, res Ottawa
house
Nielsen. Jens, labr, Doering & Mar-
strand, Brewing Co, res Tenth ave
Nightengale, J P, grocer. (Welsh &
Nightengale), res 2301 Westminster
ave
Nelson, Nils, engineer, F W Hart, res
factory
Niven, John, fmr, res 032 Oppenhei-
mer
Nixon, F, painter, res 411 Abbott
Nixon, Sam, engineer, Robertson &
Hackett, res 823 Hamilton
Noble, Miss Annie, domestic, res
1104 Robson
Noble, H, millhand, I-«amy & Kyle's
Mill
Noble, Miss Johanna, domestic, 1027
Melville
Noble, John, carpenter, 62 Tenth ave
W
Noble, Mrs John, housekpr,Orphans'
Home, Ninth ave cor Westminster
rd
Norris, Mrs Mary S, 219 Thirteenth
ave W
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O'Brien, Jo
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Odell, Jno,
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VANOOUVHR CITY DIRKCTORY.
527
North, Samuel, police officer, Sixth
ftve
Nortliern Pnciflc Hotel, W J Robin-
Bon prop, Powell
Northern PuciHc R.R. Ticket Office,
Frank V JJodwell, ticket agent, (127
UuHtinifH W
Niijtent, M, brass flnieher, res 11 Proc-
tor's blil)^
Nunaniiiker, B. elk, Baker & Tieeson's
res !)38 Park Lane
Nye, Miss A C, domestic, res 1031
Robdon
Nye, A D, res 031 Hornby
Nye, C H, clerk, res U31 Hornby
Nye, K, lont;Hliorenmn, res 031 Hornby
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Spuciully recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEAS ANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Oakley, — , machine hand, Cassady's
Sash and Door Factory, res cor
Geornia and Gamble
Oben, Phillip, res 020 Jervis
Oben, J no, baker, res Chilco nr Coal
Harboc
O'Brien', H D, Great Northern Rail-
way offices, 315-317 Cambie, res
Holland blk, Cordova
O'Brien, J M, editor, World office,
Home blk, Granville, res Mer-
chants' Exchange
O'Brien, John, stableman, V.G.C. «&
D. Co, rea 107 Abbott
O'Brien, W E, Professor of Dancinf^
academy, B.C. L.I. blk
Odell, Jno, labr, res 219 Oppenheimer
Odium, Prof E, mgr Pacific Coast Ins
Co, Whetham blk, res Mountain
View hotel
O'Dwyer, D M, house painter, res 637
Barnard
O'Flyn, Jno, labr, res foreshore. False
creek
Ogilvie, Arthur W.carpt, res Twelfth
ave cor Ontario
Okanagan Cattle Co, F W Wil-
liams, mgr, butchers, 010 Hastings
Okanagan [>und and Development Co,
Ltd, 721t Pen<ler
Oldfield, Jno, contractor, res Eighth
ttve
Oleson, Rev C J, Lutheran church,
res Prior
Oleson, Jacob, carpt, res Prior
Oleson, Ole, labr, res 023 Uarnnrd
Oliver, (.Jeo, contractor, rear of 1121
Barclay
Osier, Alex, labr, B.C. Iron Wks, res
, 11-1 Alexander
Oliver, Thomas, carpt, res 309 Sixth
ave E
Olmstead, A D, carpt, C.P.R. shops,
res 1327 Hornby
Olmstead, B, clerk, R Olmstead, res
1270 Granville
Olmstead, R, groceries and provis-
ions, 1270 Granville
Olaen, Charles, cook, New Fountain
hotel, res 27 Cordova
Omand, John, night watchman, C. P.
R. wharf, res 820 Seymour
Omandson, P, labr
O'Neil, Morris, tele operator, C.P.R,
res 1380 Haro
Onderkirk, H G, cpntr, res rear of
24 Hastings W
Ontario Dining Hall, Mrs J A Hicka,
prop, 50ti Pender
Ontario Grocery, Wm Templeton,
prop, Templeton blk
Opera House, O Evan-Thomas,
lessee, A P W Goldsmid nigr, rea
733 Granville
Opera Resort Saloon, J J Sparrow,
prop, 500 Carrall
Oppeuilieimer Bros, wholesale
grocers, etc, Powell cor Columbia
ave
Oppenheimer, David, mcht, (Oppen-
heimer Bros), res Hotel Vancouver
Oppenheimer, I, (Oppenheimer Bros),
res Hotel Vancouver
Oppenheimer, Sol, mgr, (Oppenhei-
mer Bros), res Hotel Vancouver
Orcluird, Mrs F, res 006 Hamilton
Orchard, Miss Hester, rea 600 Hamil-
ton
Oriental Hotel, Crean & Thomas,
props, 306-10 Water
Oriental Hotel annex, 311-321 Cor-
dova
Oimsby, Edward, marine engr, res
429 Powell
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Ormsby, Miss L, dressmaker, res 429
Powell
Ormsby, Mrs, milliner and dressmkr,
res 429 Powell
Ormsby, Russell, confectioner, Ram-
say Bros, res Oppenheimer
Ormsbv, Ursen, lumberman, res 429
Powell
O'Rourke, Jas G, (O'Rourke it Jer-
vis), res 326 Hastings E
O'Rourke & Jervis, liquor dealers,
Templeton blk
Orphans' Home, Ninth ave cor West-
minster rd
Orr, Miss Agnes, domestic, res 1111
Robson
Orr, Hugh, mldr, ret 31() Barnard
On, James, irnmigration agt, Cor-
dova, res 1318 Georgia
Orr, Miss J, Ramsay Bros, res 31t>
Barnaid
Orr, Mrs, res 310 Barnard
Orre, C H, tmstr, res Glasgow hotel
Orrell, Mrs Jane, (Summers & Or-
rell), ladies' furnishings, res 648
Granville
Orton, Arthur, Hotel Vancouver, res
307 Gore ave
Ottawa House. J J I DeWitt, prop,
cor Pender and Granville
Otto, Fred, labr, res Terrace No. 1
Keefer
Otto, John, labr, res Terrace 'So. 1,
Keefer
Ouellet, Geo 0, agt, res rear 333
Hastings
Ouimei, O, plun.ber, res City hotel
Owens, George, driver, Brewing Co,
Western ave
Owens, Jno J, cpnti, '•es 91 Sixth ave
DOERING & MAHSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA . LAGER
"BEER AND PORTER"
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Pace, John, tmstr, res Seventh ave
Pace, W J, book-keeper, D McGill-
ivray, res Pender
Paefke, Theodore, labr, res rear of
113 Hastings E
Pacific Box Factory, Haydon &
Maxwell, props, 1016 Richard
Pacific Building Society, 3 Hastings
E, Neelands, T T, sec
Pacific Council, No t, R. T. of T, 14
Cordova
Pacific Shorthand and Busi-
ness College, John A Bates,
mgr. Masonic block, Cordova
Pacific Soap Works, W A Ensley, prop
Pacifii; Varnish Works, Mt Pleasant
■Pacific Hotel, McLean & Murray,
Cordova
Pack, Chas E, mariner, res 812 Howe
Pack, Miss J, res 812 Howe
Paddon, W H, blacksmith, rea 500
Barnard
Parier, Maxime, logger, City Hotel
Page, Joseph, book-keeper, (i I Wil-
son's, res 640 Seymour
Page, Sidney, Marshall <& McCrae, res
1021 Melville
Pagre Ponsford Bros, gents fur-
nishers, 003 Hastings. [See adl bot-
tom margiiig.)
Page Ponsford, M, (Page Pons-
ford Bros), res Richard
Painton, J C, music dealer, 305
Cordova
Painton, F J, Painton & Co, res
Frenchay Cottage, Robson
Pair.ter, U J, accountant, land vlept
v'.P.R, res Eighth ave, Fairview
P.*liter, Raphael, logger, res City
hotel
Palmer & Corrigan, civil engnrs, 40r)
Cordova
Palmer, Miss Hattie, res 638 ("eorgia
Palmer House, Crean & Thomas,
props, Cordova
Palmer, H T, res 427 Princess
Palmer, R E (Palmer & Corrigan),
res 405 Cordova
Palmer. R V, res 427 Princess
Pame, Josephus, blacksmith (J & W
' Pame), 104 Cordova E, res 1226
Richard
Pame, J & W, carriage bldrs, 104
Cordova E
Pame, Wm, carviasre builder (J & W
Pame), res 1327 Richard
Parham, H J, labr, res terrace No !),
y Keefer
Park, C C, commission agent, res 326
Princess
Parker, A C, butchr, res 302 Cordova
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Parker, A, butcher, Dougall blk, res
306 Abbott
Parker, A C, Abercrombie & Co,
res Turner blk, rm 17
Parker, C G, cab driver, Jubilee
Dining Hall, res 216 Abbott
Parker, Ed, painter, res rear of 154
Hastings VV
Parker, Frederick J, cook, res Helmc-
ken, nr Richard
Parker, F W, clerk, C.P.E., res 441
West rd
Parker, Jacob, carpt, res 624 Sey-
mour
Parker, iSarah J, midwife, res Uelmc-
ken, nr Richard
Farkes, A H, cigars, tobaccos and
fruits, 145 Hastings W
Parker, S H, painter, res Fairview,
Seventh ave 8
Parker, S J, painter, res Fairview,
Seventh ave
Parkinson, Edwd, clerk. Inland
Revenue, cor Pender and Jervis
Parkinson, R H, surveyor, Dougall
blk, res 306 Abbott
Parsons, Geo, res 154 Water
Parsons, Jno. logger, res 154 Water
Partridge, Miss Emma, dressmaker,
res Prior, nr Campbell ave
Partridge, R, warehouseman. Baker,
Bros & Co, Ltd, res Prior
Pass, Miss L K, res 808 Hornby
Paterson, A, clerk, res 32 Water
Paterson, A Judson, genl mgr,
Empire Mutual Loan and Invest-
ment Co, Ltd, 519 Hastings W, res
1128Pendrill
Paterson, JasC(Murrav & Paterson),
312 Homer, res 816 Richard
Paterson, John, millh.ind, I^amy &
Kvle's Mill, res Mount Pleasant
Paterson, J C, tailor, Co-operative
Clothing Store, res 816 Richard
Paterson, Mrs S L, milliner, Charles
Seymons, 604 Hastings W, res 526
Homer
Paterson, R H, merchant, res 524
Seventh ave
Patterson, Dan, master mariner, res
610 A'lvjxander
Patterson, D C, boiler maker, res 304
Oppenheimer
Patterson, Frank, emp Palace Livery
Stables, res 1123 Pender
Patterson, John, engr. tug Swan
Patterson, John £, millhand, res 138
Thiiteenth ave
Patterson, R, Valley Dairy Co, 916
Park Lane
Patterson, W S, bailiff and detective,
res Holland blk, Cordova
Pattison, William, planer, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res Mount Pleasant
Pattinson, W B, gardener, res 332
Powell
Paton, Geo, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
Paul, James, carpenter, res 734 Sey-
mour
PauU, Alfred A, freight checker,
C.P.R., res 414- Pender
Paull, A H, baker, 512 Cordova, res
' 912-14 Seymour
Paull, Miss Edith, tailoress, Lundy &
Fletcher, res 914 Seymour
Paxman, John, motorneer, res Wood-
ward house
Payne, G, expressman, Hudson's
Bay Co, res 774 Homer
Payne, Geo W, bricklayer and plas-
terer, res 515 Barnard
Payne, H T, baker, res No 5 cabin,
rear City Hospital
Payne, Mrs R H, res 516 Barnard
Peach, John R, plumber, res 1129
Homer
Peake, Jas, res Cosmopolitan rooms,
224 Abbott
Peake, Thomas, tailor, B Simon, res
Gold house
Pearce, Thomas, grocer, res rear of
143 Hastings E
Peard, Matthew, collector, World
office, res 834 Hornby
Pearcy, John, tram conductor, res
624 Seymour
Pearsall, Chas, jeweler, 105 Cordova
res 1400 Georgia
Pearsall, Miss L, saleslady, George E
Trorey, res 1400 Georgia
Pearson, Joseph, machirist, res Col-
umbia hotel
Pearson, Thomas, 32-34 Cordova
Pearson, Thomas P, mining engineer.
Tenth ave
Peck, E J, machinist, res 1309 Hornby
Pedder, William, weaver, 614 West-
minster ave
Peel, Thomas, teamster, res 314 Has-
tings
Pierce, electrician, Van. E. Light Co,
res 612 Seymour
Pendola, Mrs A, res 1236 Seymour
Penhale, Misa E A, matron, Chil-
drens' Home, res 642 Homer
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Pennsway, John, laborer, res Gore
ave
Penney, Thos G, porter, C.P.R, ter-
ojinus, res 312 Howe
Penney, T, 726 Hastings W
Penaer, Ewd, (Crowder & Penzer)
803 Cordova, res 1040 Nelson
Peppard, Hill, teamster, 812 West-
minster ave
Perkins, H F, carpenter, res Prior
Percival, John A, carpenter, res 613
Gamble
Perkins, Winter, mechanical engineer
C.P.R. res Ninth ave N
Perree, Charles, builder, res 719
Richard
Perrier, Felix, logger, res City Hotel
Perry, Arthur, steam fitter, 615 Pen-
der, Clarence hotel
Peny , C Z, city mgr Sun Life As-
surance Co, 306 Cambie, res 550
Georgia
Perry, Henry H, teamster, H Eligh,
res 2906 Quebec
Perry, H P, salesman, S T Tilley &
Son, res Seymour cor Georgia
Peter, Chris, shoemaker, G L Allen,
res rear of Richard
Peters, Miss B J, music teacher,
agt for Mason & Risch Piano Co,
res 634 Homer
Peters, Fred, cab driver, res Jubilee
Dinine Hall, 216 Abbott
Peters, Joshua, baker, res 214 Prin-
cess
Peters, — , carpt, res 1329 Hornby
Peters, Mrs, domestic, Woodward
house
Peters, W F, carpt, res 716 Keefer
Petersen, Annie, res 141 Sixth ave
Petersky, Simon, fruit dealer, 37-39
Cordova
Peterson, August, labr, res 309 West-
minster rd
Peterson A, jeweler, (Mason & Peter-
son), res Wbetham blk
Peterson, E, seaman, res 619 Powell
Peterson, Frank, boot and shoe mkr,
res 140 Water
Peterson, J P, labr, D & M Brewing
Co, res Sixth ave and Scotia
Petterson, H, cook, Germania hotel,
res 67 Cordova
Pettit, — , res 617 Richard
Philp, C S, green grocer, etc, 170 Cor-
dovo, res rm 13, 22 Cordova
Phillips, Arthur, carpt, res Ontario
nr Ninth ave
Phillips, Charles, rancher, res 1713
Westminster ave
Phillips, £ L, real estate agt, 623
Hastings W, res 1427 Robson
Phillips, Frank, engr, C.P.R, res 66
Water
Phillips, Geo F, carpt, res Lome
Phipps, J W, acct, T Dunn & Co, res
829 Hamilton
Phyeick, Thos, boiler inspector, C.P.
R, res 812 Richard
Pickering, W, C.P.R. oflSces, res 542
Georgia
Pickthole, Jno, engr, C.P.R, res 1015
Homer
Pidgeon, Miss Florence, dressmaker,
Ferguson blk, res 1022 Nelson
Pierce, Frank H, U.S. Consnl-
ate, 522 Cordova, res Hotel Van-
couver
Pioneer Art Ck%Ilery, Theo R.
Hardiman, prop 622 Cordova
Pierce, Jno, labr, 1152 Howe
Pierce, Richard, teamster, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res Mill
Pike, Simon, Morris & McLennan, res
931 Westminster
Pioneer Steam Lanndry,D M Stewart,
prop, 912 Richard
Pioneer Stevedore Co, Ltd, res 14
Powell
Piper, Robt, res Jubilee Dining Hall,
216 Abbott
Pitt, R D, notary public and convey-
ancer, res Sherman house, Cordova
Pittenger, W D, real e8tate,190ppen-
heimer, res Leiand hot')l
Pitre, Severe, machinist, B.C. Wood
Works Co
Pitts, Wm, labr, res Beach ave
Plant, Peter, logger, res 327 Carrall
Plumber. Miss ML, waitress, res 35
Hastings W
Plymouth Brethren Chapel, 111 Op-
penheimer
Podger, Charles, laborer, res 216
Keefer
Polenz, Adolphe, labr, res Beach ave,
foreshore
Pollay, Geo, sewer inspec, res Quebec
nr Seventh ave
Pollock, Robt, moulder, res 312 Bar-
nard
Pomeroy, H A, res 1 Water
Pomeroy, Wm, res 1 Water
Poneford, Harold, (Page Ponsford
Bros, 603 Hastings W, res 1120
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Ponaford, Mrs Page, widow, res 1406
Alberni
Pool, R H, car builder, O.P.R. car
shops, res 72 Sixth ave W
Poore, Fred, brakeman G.P.B, res 66
Water
Pupplewell, — , barman, Terminus
hotel, 34 Water
Porter, Frank, millhand, Hastings
Mill, res Prior
Porter, Geo, Royal Gitv Mills
Porter, George, blacksmith, res 735
Harris
Porter, James, millhand, Gassady's
Mill, res 618 Seymour
Post Office and Costom House,
J Miller, postmaster, Granville
Potts, Fred Gbarles, real estate agt,
res 68 Lansdowne ave
Potter, John, contractor, res 813 Bur-
rard
Pound, George F, pressman, News-
Advertiser, res 318 Harris
Pound, George H, printer, res 318
Harris
Pound, Wm, printer, res 318 Harris
Povah, John S, builder, res rear 627
Homer
Powe, Jos, blksmith, (J & W Powe),
104 Oppenheimer, i-es 1226 Picharil
Powe, Wm, blksmith, C.P.R jps,
res 1327 Richard
Powell, Misp Annie, book-kpr, Drys-
dale's, res 1229 Howe
Powell, Jas W , millhand, Gassady's
Planing Mill, res 1229 Howe
Powell, Jno L, foreman job printing,
News-Advertiser, res 133 Keefer
Powell, Robt, labr, res Terrace No 6,
Keefer
Powell, Thos, contractor, Fairview,
res Seventh ave S
Powell, Thomas, carpenter, Russ
house, res 117 Powell
Powls & ^llitetaead, real estate,
insurance and financial brokers
172 Gordova (see advt p. preceding
street directory)
Fowls, Jno, (Powis & Whitehead)
172 Gordova, res 521 Hamilton
Powley, J, agt for J F Glark, import-
ing tailor, rm 3, 66 Gordova
Powers, Thomas, bartender, Clarence
hotel, cor Pender and Seymour
Pratlev, George, expressman, rea
1318 Hornby
Pratt, James, millhand, res Turner
blk, Cordova
Prefontaine. A, cellarman, Evans,
Coleman & Evans, res Gci>rgia
PrefouUine, J, res Ghilco, near Goal
Harbor
Prenter, Samuel, elk, G.P.R., res 627
Richard
Prentice, Jno, traveler for F R Stew-
art, res 42 Water
Prentis, Mrs, res 705 Oppenheimer
Prentis, Wm, secy Sugar Refinery,
res 706 Oppenheimer
Prescott, J VV, book-keeper, News-
Advertiser, res 650 Georgia
Prest. T & Co, real estate brokers,
307 Cambie andLangley,B.G
Prest, T (T Prest & Co) real estate
broker, res cor Robson and Hornby
Preston, Isaac, retired, res 1018 Rob-
son
Price, Joseph, labr, res rear of 1231
Homer
Price Thos, trucker, C.P.R. sheds,
res Gore ave
Price, Wm, Central hotel, res 42
Cordova
Prickard, Ed, house painter, res 716
Westminster ave
Pride, J A, book-keeper, Royal City
Mills, res 823 Princess
Priestman, George, conductor, res 35
Twelfth ave W
Princess Street Methodist Cliurch,
Rev ^V W Baer
Prior, E 6 &Co, imports rs agrictl
i^iplements, Brenchley, E, mgr,
127 Water
Prior, tiiincifl L, booii.-keeper, F W
Hart. Tenth ave, near Columbia
Prior, FH, painter, Tenth ive, near
Manitoba
Pritchard, John, .amster, res Thir-
teenth ave, ne r Sophie
Pritchard, Thomas, bricklayer, res
398 Westminster rd
Procter^ Harry, paint'r, Procter's
building, res 630 Cart i
Prout, MiHs Emniii. vress. Colonial
hotel
Push, John S Wynn, solicitor, 619
Hastings W, res 515 Hornby
Pugh, Samuel G, book-keeper, C.P.R
res 709 Sixth ave
Pullman Hotel, McLennan, A D, cor
Water and Abbott
Purcell, Saml, cook, res 108 Water
Purchase, G, labr
Purdon, William, machinist, B. C.
Iron wks. res 136 Jackson ave
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Purdy, Henry, brakeman C.P.R., res
237 Keefer
Purdy, John, master luiiriner, res 412
Oppenheimer
Purdy, R & Co, real estate, renting
and insurivnce agency, 321 Cordova
Purdy, R, (R Purdy & Co) real estate,
renting and insurance agency, res
350 Ninth ave, Mount Pleasp.nt
Purser, Wui, tinsmith, res 41 Oppen-
heimer
Purvis, A, clerk, C G Johnson & Co,
Thurlow between Alberniv.nd Rob-
son
Purvis, Jno, wiper, C.P.R., res cor
Thurlow and Alberni
Pybus, Lieut H, R.N.R., chief oflBcer
R.M.S. Empress of India, res 871
Hornby
Pyke, J A, boot and shoe merchant,
302 Cordova
Pyke, R S, salesman. J A Pyke, 304
Cordova, res 746 Hamilton
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Speoially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Quann, Thoa& Son, proprietors. Cen-
tral hotel, 42 Cordova
Quebec Hotel, Duboin I'liter, prop
Queen Bros, liver.\ stables, 608
tieorgia
Queen, C F, (Queen lU-os), res Sey-
mour
Q,neen, E P, (Queen Bros.'.res Sey-
mour
Queen's Hotel, Win Jenkins prop,
Water
Qnigley, E A, elk, H.M.S. Customs,
res 619 Hornby
Quigley, M T, telegraph operator, C.
P.R, res 1128 Robson
Quigley, Thomas, contractor, res 61"
Hornbv
Quinn, John, sail maker, res 108
Water
Quinn, W J, merchant tailor, 320
Cambie, res 931 Hamilton
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
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Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
4ag. VANCOUVER, B. C.
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Rabjohns, Levi, mechan'-j, C.P.R.
shops, res 1038 Nelson
Radlet, F, millhand, Leamy & Kyle's
Mill
Radway, Thomas, cabinet maker,
Shelton & Co, res rear of 572 Sey-
mour
Rafferty, Wm, res 912 Howe
Rafter, Miss Alice, tailoress, T Gray,
res 50 Eighth ave
Raine, N, carpet layer, F W Hart,
Westminster rd
Rainey, Miss Margaret, tailoress,
Murray & Paterson's, res 658 Bar-
nard
Rains, T, teamster, res rear of 29 Pen-
der
Railings, William, Royal City Mills
Ralph. Ross J, elk. Hardware store,
res 626 Princess
Ralphf Wm, stoves and kitchen
furniture, 24 Cordova, res 626 Prin-
cess, (dee ad. top margins)
Ralston, C C, Custom House Officer,
C.P.R. wharf, res 1016 Haro
Ramage, Stephen, saw filer, res 306
Princess
Ramie, W A, contractor, Glasgow
hotel
Ramsay & Sons, confectioners, 48
Cordova
Ramsay Bros & Co, Ltd, manu-
facturing confectioners, 127 Has-
tiii^;H 1''/
Ramsay. Jas, mgr (Ramsay Bros),
res 735 Seymour
Ramsay, Wm, sr, engineer, (Ramsay
Bros), res 735 Seymour
Ramsay, Wm M, foreman, (Ramsay
Bros), res '35 Seymour
Rand Bros, real estate, insurance
and financial brokers, 100-102 Cor-
dova
Rand, C D, (Rand Bros; 100-102 Cor-
dova, res 1020 Georgia
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Rand, E E, (Rand Bros), 100-102
CordovK, rcB 1020 Georgia
Raney, James, blacksn'ith, 471 West-
minster rd
Rankin, H E, D. Ex Co, C.P.R. depot
Rankin, John, clerk, Cubtom House,
res 871 Hornby
Rankin, John S, book-keeper, Scott
& Hughes, res 532 Hornby
Ranson, D W, millwright,' res 612
Alexander
Ragmussen Bros, upholsterers, 143
Hastings E
Rasmussen, Axel, upholsterer, (Ras-
mussen Bros), res 143 Hastings
Rasmussen, Thos, upholsterer (Ras-
mussen Bros), res 143 Hastings
RHthbone Lodge, No 7, K. of P., 14
Cordova
Rattenbury, F M, architect, Holland
bik, 413 Cordova
Rawdingr, George, accnt, auditor
and notary public, res 148 Cordova
Rawlinj^s, W J, brass finisher, res 217
Harris
Reach, J, Royal Citv Mills
Read, J R, Royal Citv Mills
Read, Thomas, fmr, res Twelfth ave,
nr Westminster rd
Reade, Robt, timekeeper, Royal City
Mills, res Cosmopolitan hotel
Reading, H, driver, B.C. Cattle Co
Readings, Henry, Alhambra rooms,
res 6 Water
Reason, Ole, Royal City Mills
Red Cross Brewery, Williams &
Barker, props, Seaton (nee advt,
bottom lines)
Redding, Thomas, plumber, Townley,
res rear of 719 Richard
Reed, Archibald, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Reed, D B, res 945 Westminster ave
Reed, James A, pouadkeeper, res
Front E
Reed, John, chemist and druggist,
7(i Cordova, res 1018 Eveleiph
Reed, Miss Lottie, dressmaker, res
, 405 Jackson ave
Reed, Miss Marie, clerk, Thompson
Bros, res 405 Jackson ave
Reed, William, cigar manfr, res 405
Jackson ave
Regina Lodge 27(5 B.L. Firemen,
Good Templars Hall, 302 Cordova
Regina Hotel, Burr, Mrs S, prop, cor
Water and Cambie
Reiach, Miss D, domestic, 617 Burrard
Reiach, Miss E, domestic, cor Rob-
son and Burrard
Reid, Miss Ada, domestic, Georgia
Reid, Archibald, carpt, res Fairview,
Seventh ave
Reid, D R, grocer, res 910 Oppen-
heimer
Reid, F, shaving parlors, 608 Cordova
Reid, Mrs F, dressmaker, res 606
Cordova
Reid, Sir John, K.C.B., M.D., R.N.,
Fairview house, Seventh ave
Reid, John J, traveller^res Richqiond
hotel
Reid, J .?, clerk, res 127 Water
Reilly, Robt, longshoreman, res 219
Oppenheimer
Remmie, iSol, bush foreman, res 401
Powell
Rennie, Capt Mary, Salvation Army,
res 128 Gore ave
Renier, Peter S, brakeman, C.P.R. ,
res Sixth ave, nr St George
Rennie, Chas, contractor, res 501
Hastings, Woodward house
Rennie, David, res 6 Water
Rennie, John, motorneer, res Wood-
ward house
Rennison, A W, clerk, grocery, res
551 Keefer
Resem, Ole, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Revels, Joseph, watchman, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res Bridge, Fairview
Revely, Capt Fred, master mariner,
res Elsmere house
Reynolds, Jas, Royal City Mills
Reynolds, Joseph, prof of music, res
531 Homer
Rhatskiller Hotel, Schmidt, Mrs A,
cor Cordova and Water
Rhodes, H, acct and financial
broker, 625 Hastings W, res 1128
Melville
Rhodes, W H, clerk, res 1306 Howe
Richards, Miss B, nurse, res 318
Alexander
Richards, Miss M L, res Seaton, west
of Thurlow
Richards, Steven, (Innes & Rich-
ards), real estate agent, 515 Hastings
W, res Seaton, west of Thurlow
Richards, Miss S C, res Seaton, west
of Thurlow
Richardson, Chas, brakeman, res 302
Dnnemuir
Richardson, Chas, car repairer, C.P.
R. shops, res .105 Pender
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Richardson, G, res 20 Water
Richardson, Edwd, brakeman,| C.P.
R., res 306 Pender
Richardson, Miss Louise, milliner,
res 306 Pender
Richardson, Miss Maggie, dressmkr,
res 806 Pender
Richardson, Miss E M, res 1116
Seaton
Richardson, Jno, labr, res 1143 Pen-
drill
Richardson, Wesley, L.D.S., dentist,
148 Cordova, res 804 Hornby
Rioliniond Hotel, Henderson &
MacDonald, props, 318 Cariall
Rickards, S B, accountant, Bell-
Irving & Go, 436 Cordova, res 1113
Nelson
Rickards, Wm B, accountant Bell-
Irving Go, 436 Cordova, res 1113
Nelson
Rickers, John W, real estate, res 606
Princess
Ridley, Abington, mill engr, res 420
Priiic6BS
Ridley, Harold, Royal City Mills
Ridley, Lou, Royal City Mills
Riesterer, Robt, elk, Germania hotel,
res Ninth ave
Riesterer, Charles, barman, res 600
Cordova
Righter, Mrs, res 29 Pender
Righter, Peter, engnr G.P.R, res 309
Carrall
Rigby, J S, res Hotel Vancouver
Riley, W R, painter, 1324 Howe
Ringel, Chas, rancher, res rear of 42
Water
Risch, E W, piano tuner, res Leland
hotel
Ritchie, W Geo, cpntr, res 533 Ham-
ilton
Risteen, G F, conductor G.P.R, res
809 Hornby
Roach, Miss Kate, dressmaker, H.B.
Co, res 23 Hastings E
Roach, James, express messenger
Dominion Express Co, res 23 Has-
tings E
Roantree, M J, tallyman, res 422 Al-
exander
Robb, John, carptr, res 632 Oppen-
heimer
Robb, 8 R, city editor, World office,
710 Granville, res Delmonico
Robb, Wm, res 373 Sixth ave E
Roberts, Mrs C, nurse, res 318 Alex-
ander
Roberts, John, painter, cor Seymour
and Robson, res 639 Hamilton
Roberts, John P, clerk, Bank of B.N.
A, res 805 Homer
Roberts, John H, res 2461 Quebec
Roberts, Robt, janitor, res 402 Gran-
ville
Roberta, T J, hotelkeeper, res 20
Water
Roberts, — , engnr, res 59 Eleventh
aveE
Robertson, Dr A M, physician, office
404 Granville, res 1126 Georgia
Robertson & Co, insurance and
real estate agts, 307 Cordova
Robertson, D, cpntr, (Robertson &
Hackett), 620 Seymour, res 623
Richard
Robertson, David, res 1125 Georgia
Robertson, F M, elk, Innes & Rich-
ards, res 716 Granville
Robertson, G, tinsmith, res 720
Homer
Robertson, Gideon, J. P, real estate
agt, 307 Cordova, r:s 630 Burrard
Robertson & Haokett, contra
and bldrs, planing mill, sash and
door factory, 520 Seymour
Robertson, Hiram, J, sealer, res 487
Sixth ave E
Robertson, Harvey, carptr, res 628
Powell
Robertson, James, prop, Northern
Pacific, res 744 Powell
Robertson, Robt, clothing and
mens' furnishings, 208 Carrall, res
823 Homer, {see advt p. 469).
Robertson, Wm, cook. Oyster Bay
restaurant
Robertson, Wm, cpntr, res rear of
150 Water
Robertson, W H, grocer, res 744
Powell
Robertson, W R, elk, 301 Cordova,
res 1125 Georgia
Robie, H J, cutter, Goldstein Bros,
309 Carrall
Robinson, Alex, principal High
School, res 628 Richard
Robinson, A J, collector. Telephone
Co, res 615 Westminster ave
Robinson, Arch, nightwatchman.
Sugar Refinery
Robinson, Miss Cecil, Ramsay Bros
Robinson, David, uarpt, res 610-512
Richard
Robinson, David, blacksmith, G.P.R.
shops, res in rear 625 Hamilton
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RobiDBon, F, res 1023 Eveleigh
Robinson, Hugh, moulder, B.C. Iron
Wks, rea Englewood hotel
Robineon, Herman, teamster, res 813
Hornby
Robinson, J, res 832 Howe
Robinson, Jaa, team8ter,J McDowell,
res 2 Proctor's bldg
Robinson, Jas, blacksmith, C.P.R.
shops, res 1201 Richard
Robinson, Jos, expressman, res 111
Sixth ave W
RoUason, Louis, mcht tailor, res
832 Howe
Robinsoilj M, mcht tailor, 620
Hastings W, res 832 Howe (see a ivt
top margini.)
Robinson, R, baggagemaster, C.P.R.
depot, rea Alberni
Robinson, Robt, warehouseman, i-es
42 Water
Robinson, Robt, elk, F R Stewart's,
res 644 Homer
Robinson, T F, steam fitter, res 517
Hornby
Robinson, Thos, elk, Wm Urquhart,
res Boulder saloon
Robinson, Wm, blacksmith, C.P.R.
shops, res in rear 625 Hamilton
Robson, Chas W, (Weeks & Rob-
sun), grocer, etc, rea 1142 Robson
Rock, G L, res 774 Homer
Rockett, Mathew, grocer, cor West-
minster are and Howe, res 742
Hamilton
Rodney, F J, (Buxton & Rodney),
Sich's corner, res 532 Hornby
Rodway, Jos, tinsmith, res 414 Pen-
der
Rodway, Thos, cabinet maker, 518
Hastings W, res 512 Seymour
Roden, MiaaKate, cook,Pacific hotel,
res 318 Cordova
Roe, P D, tallyman, Cassady's Mill,
res 716 Richard
Roedde, G A, bookbinder, News-
Advertiser Co, res 1416 Barclay
Rogers, painter, res 313 Pender
Rogers, A L, engr and artist, res 525
Thurlow
Rogers, B T, mgr.B.C. Sugar Refin-
ery, rea 1608 Georgia
Rogers, Miss Fanny, waitress, Dougall
restaurant, res 308 Abbott
Rogers, Frederick, carpenter, res 20
Water
Rogers, Jos, electrician, res Jackson
ave and Prior
Rolls, Dr Jas F,druggiat and chemist,
323 Carrall
Romane, Benjamin, porter, Clarence
hotel
Romang, J, asst to city engr, res 524
Homer
Roose, Capt Jos Bond, gentleman,
res 542 Georgia
Rosam, Danl, res 102 Pender
Rose, Albert, Sugar Refinery, res 185
Hastings E
Rose, Ministy, labr, res 209 Prior
Rose, M S, plumbing and gas fitting,
stoves, etc, res 172 Hastings W
Rosin House, Cameron, J, propirietor.
Water
RoEpberry, Geo, plasterer, res Boul-
der taloon
Hoss, A, res 160 Water
it-^ns, iL, prop Real Estate Exchange,
res 541 Hamilton
Ross & Co, saloon kpr. Real Estate
Exchange, Sll Cambie
Ross, Miss Ada, emp Ramsay Bros,
res 4C7 Sixth ave
Ross, David, carpt,Comish dc Cooper,
res Columbia hotel
Ross, Donald, Real Estate Exchange,
res 641 Hamilton
Ross, Donald, stonecutter, res 149
Eleventh ave W
Ross, Frank, detective, C.P.R.ofl!:ces,
Cordova, res 626 Howe
Ross, John D, carpt, res Ninth ave
cor Westminster
Rosa, John F, manager Y.C.I.Wks,
649 Alexander, res 467 Sixth ave
Ross, Kenneth, bartender, Boulder
saloon
Ross, Murdock G, baggageman, C.P.
R., res 1121 Richard
Rosa, W, carpenter, Rol)ertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Ross, Wm, fruit merchant, &c, 332
Cambie
Rosselli, E, electrician, rm 17, 22
Cordova
Round, Fred, engineer, res 212
Twelfth ave W
Rougier, J G, dyer, res 14 Oppen-
heimer
Rounsefell, Fredk W, cashier, Van-
couver Loan ofilce, 521 Hastings,
res 1126 Robson
Rounsefell, Jno, real estate agent,
Holland block, 413 Cordova, res
1126 Robson
Rowe, Victor, labr, rea Beach ave
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Rowland, George, milk dealer, res
1303 Howe
Rowley, J C, painter, 508 Pender, res
623 Richard
Roy, Andrew, engineer, Empress of
China, res rear of 613 Richard
Roy, Ludeer, plumber, &c, res 802
Granville
Roy, J, carpenter, res Cabins, rear
Pender
Rojyf, Peter, carpenter, res 833 Ham-
ilton
Royal City Planinsr Mills, B.
CM. T. A T. Co., Ltd, False
creek, R C Ferguson, mgr
Roycraft, Miss, housekeeper, St.
Luke's Home, 309 Oppenheimer
Royds, Clement, master mariner, res
615 Princess
Royal Templars of Temper-
ance, Burritt's Hall, Westminster
ave
Rubinowitz, Ixtuis, Boston Cheap
Store, res 211 Abbott
Rude & Co, grocers, Keefer
Rude. Hans, (Rude & Co) grocer
Ruff, L, res 20 Water
Rumble, J, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 620 Seymour
Rumble, John, stonecutter, res 1216
Homer
Rumble, Thomas, labr, res rear 210
Powell
Rummel, Chas, driver, D. & M. Bre-
wery Co, res Brewery
Runnalls, Richard, labr, res 607 Op-
penheimer
Runnalls, Oliver C, res 607 Oppen-
heimer
Runner, W D, clerk, res 605 Ham-
ilton
Russell, Miss Annie, domestic, 434
Princess
Russell, t L, shipbroker, res 728
Pender
Russell, Andrew, fmr, res 728 Sey-
mo'ir
Russell A Oodflrey, barristers
and solicitors. Bank of B.N. A.
building, Hastings
Russell, F R McD, student-at-law,
Russell & Godfrey, .res Pender W
Russell, J A, (Russell & Godfrey)
barrister and solicitor, res Hotel
Vancouver
RusB House, Thompson & Smith,
props, 417 Powell
Russell, James, scowman, W S
Cook, res Keefer, near VVestmin-
ster ave
Russell, James, carpenter, Cassady's
Mill, res 731 Homer
Russell, John, stonecutter, res 1326
Howe
Russell, McDonald 4c Co, auc-
tioneers, etc, 62-64 Cordova
Russell, William, marine engineer,
res Woodward house
Ryder, Robert, marine engineer, res
311 Powell
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Sacred Heart Acadamy, 406 Duns-
muir
Sadris, W J & Co, jewellers, 622
Cordova
Sage, Walter, butcher, Okanagan
Cattle Co, res 424 Princess
Sailors' Rest, Miss Grace V Reid,
hon. sec-tres., 384 Water
Saint John, B, lather, res 193 Seventh
ave E
Salsbury, Arthur, clerk,C.P.R. wharf,
res 824 Hastings W
Salsbury, W F, local treas C.P.R.,
res 824 Hastings W (see p. 537)
Salsbury, Mrs, Kew Cottage
Salvation Army Barracks, Cordova
Same, Frank, pressman, Jno Scuitto,
res Powell, near Columbia ave
Sanders, Edwin, carpenter, res 416
Princess
Sanders, Joseph, apprentice, B. C.
Iron Works, res 416 Princess
Sanderson, Alexander, laborer. 113
Front E
Sanderson, J, longshoreman, res 620
Pender
Sankey, F H, carponter, res 256 Bar-
nard
Sankey, L T, teamster, Hewton Bros,
res 237 Prior
San Quii
Hastin
Sansom,
dova
Sassarani
Scuitto
Sasseville
res Citj
Saunby, J
ave
Saunders,
chant, (
Cambie
Saunders,
Bank of
Sau", Day]
ville
Sayer, A
Drake
Sayer, San
res 523 I
Scarth, A
CasMe, r<
Schmidt, (
allev He
Soho'fleld
couver mi
res 817 Gi
Schooley, C
Gurney (
Howe
Schou, X C,
tiser, 420
Schulte, H
Germania
Schwesingei
C. Cattle <
Schwahn, A
Cordova, i
bell ave
Schwahn, CI
hotd, res i
Schwahn, E
tain hotel,
bell ave
Schwahn, Fr
res 73 Cord
Sclater, Jam
res 817 Hov
Scoidone, Ch
nard
Scott, Arthur
rm 6
Scott, — , wat(
Front
Scott, C A, poi
ridge's, res ]
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VANCOUVKR CITV DIRBCTORV
San Quinten, Sam, baker, res 427
Hastings
Sansoni, Samuel, architect, 105 Cor-
dova
Sassarani, G, maccaroni maker, John
Scuitto, res shack. Inlet
Sasseville, Ghas A, brakesman, C, P. R
res City hotel
Saunby, Daniel, cooper, res 54 Eighth
ave
Saunders, Henry J, commission mer-
chant, Cordova, res Kobson cor of
Cambie
Saunders, T S C, assist accountant,
Bank of Montreal
San', David, bricklayer, res 915 Gran-
ville
Saver, Arthur, laborer, res 513
Drake
Sayer, Samuel, millhand, Tait's Mill,
res 523 Drake
Scarth, A H, prospector, Barnard
Castle, res o52 Powell
Schmidt, G, restaurant and bowling
allev Holland blk, Cordova
Sohofleld,F, J.P, clerk. North Van-
couver municipality, Condell block,
res 817 Georgia
Schooley, C A, mgr Imperial Oil Co,
Gurney Cab Go's office, res 911
Howe
Schou, N C, sub editor. News- Adver-
tiser, 420 Cumbie
Schulte, Henry, longshoreman, res
Germania hotel
Schwesinger, Geo, slaughterman, B.
C. Cattle Co
Schwahn, A, prop Atlantic hotel, 73
Cordova, res Princess, near Camp-
bell ave
Schwahn, Ghas, clerk. New Fountain
hotel, res 22 Cordova
Schwahn, Edward, prop New Foun-
tain hotel, res Princess near Camp-
bell ave
Schwahn, Fred, clerk, Atlantic hotel,
res 73 Cordova
Sclater, James, ticket agent, C.P.K,
res 817 Howe
Scoidone, Ghas, laborer, res 235 Bar-
nard
Scott, Arthur J, clerk, 411 Hastings W
rm 6
Scott, — , watchman, G.P.R, res 284
Front
Scott, C A, pork packer. Major & Eld-
ridge's, res 1016 Kobson
Scott, G D, insurance and mining
broker, 411 Hastings W, rm 5
Scott, James, printer, res 730 Richard
Scott, James, plasterer, res 323 Has-
tings
Soott A Hugliea, auctioneers and
valuers, com merchants, etc, 506
Hastings W
Scott, John, bricklayer, res 1510 Rob-
son
Scott, John, labr, res Beach ave
Scott, Leonard, butcher, Mackintosh
& Co, res 402 Georgia
Scott's Lunch Room, 161 Cordova
Soott, Capt S F,(Scott& Hughes),
506 Hastings W
Scott, R B, carpenter, Seventh ave
Scott, Thos, carpenter, Cassady's Mill
res 720 Richard
Scott, Thos, (Scott's Luuth Rooms),
res 726 Hamilton
Scott, T T, book-keeper, J W McFar-
land, res 726 Hamilton
Scrice. J, labr, res 633 Powell
Scuitto, G B, Inlet View hotel, res
109 Heatley ave
SouittO, John, grocer ,2 Alexander,
res 6 Alexander
Scurry, Ciias E, barber, 229 Abbott
Scurry, H T, barber, 229 Aljbott, res
1003 Richaid
Scoue, Miss Jennie, waitress, Seeord
house
Sooullar, A W, city plumbing in-
spector, ros 1041 Robson
Seagrave, John, emp sugar refinery,
res I/utterm
Searle, Mrs Jno, res 1012 Haro
Seaton, Jas, barman, Sunnyside
hotel, res 1 Water
Secc.rd, Angus, carpt, 219 Westmins-
ter ave, res 112 Harris
Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Furni-
ture Co, Ltd> 3:^-34 Cordova
Seideiman, W'n, grocer, res Powell
Sejohn, John, engr, Cassady's Mill,
res 612 Seymour
Senkler, J H, barrister and soli-
citor, 512 Hastings W, cor Haro
and Bute
Sentell, A J, carpenter, res 411 Hast-
ings
Sei^tell, Edwd, property owner, res
411 Hastings
Sentell, E B, larpenter, res 411 Hast-
ings
Sentell, Fred, shingle manfr, res
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Sentell, O J, carpenter, res 411 HMt-
ings
Sentell's Lumber and Shingle Mill,
eaat end Powell
Seoborg, L, labr, Ottawa house
Seroia, Jean, logger, rea City hotel
Seventh Day Adventiata' Church,
Harria
Sewart, J, blackamith's helper
Sewell, H F D, Bank of B.C., res 604
Rnrrard
Seydone, Chaa, Royal City Milla
Seymour. J R, ohemiat and drug-
giat, 601 Haatinga W, rea 1038 Rob-
Bon
Seyner, Wm, labr, rea 309 West rd
Shafer, Jaa, teamster, Coemopolitan
rooms, rea 224 Abbott
Shanks, James, laborer, rea 612 Gore
ave
Shannon, Miss, matron, Orphans'
Home, Ninth ave
Shannon, Wm, retired, red 1108 Haro
Sharland, Miss E, domestic, 319
Harris
Sharp, Arthur, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
Sharp, C, res 6 Water
Sharp, A F (A J Sharp & Co), res
617 Hastings W
Sbarp, A J ft Co, tailors, 617
Hastings W («ee advt, p. 459)
Sijarp, A J (A J Sharp & Co), res 617
Hastings W
Sliarpe, K, carpt, Robertson &
Haekett, res 620 Seymour
Sharp, H J, clerk. Land Registry
Office, res Nelson
Shaw, A W, res 817 Richard
Shaw, Miss Belle, res 1012 Haro
Shaw, Chas W, salesman, 531 Gran-
ville, rea 1104 Robson
Shaiv, Heni7 C, barrister and
solicitor, McPhillips & Williams,
Bank of B.C. bik, Hastings
Shaw, H P. Canada, Australian Com
& Trading Co, Ltd, 430 Cordova,
cor of Burrard and Barclay
Shaw, James, res Seventh ave
Shaw , Jas, teacher. High School, res
411 Hastings W
Shaw, Wm, organ builder, res Gran-
ville
Shearer, A L, conductor, C.P.R., res
321 Carr II, 1st flat
Shearer, Mrs Janet, res 716 Richard
Shearer, John S, teamster, res 716
Richard
Shearing. J B, tailor, 618 Oordova,
rea Dufferin £
Sheaagreen, J, Dunlop-, Cooke h Co,
408 Cordova, rea Howe
Sheldon, J H, Imperial Houae, rea
419 Abbott
Sheldon, Wm, Impl Houae, rea 419
Abbott
Shelton, A, Royal City Milla
Shelton, A E. (Shelton it Co), 61S
Haatinga W, rea Pender
SUlOltOSA Co, furniture, carpeta
and upholatery, 618 Haatinga W
Shelton, H T, (Shelton & Co), 618
Haatinga W, rea 723 Homer
ShorUr for Connty of Vaaoon-
▼or, J D Hall, Court Houae, rea
Bank of B.N.A. bldg
Shelton, Giles, car inspctr C.P.R, res
1012 EveleiKh
Sheppard, S, Royal City Mills
Sh^pard, R A, typewriter, Hastings
Sherdahl, S, nurseryman. Rose Hill
Nursery, res 610 Westminster ave
Sheriff, J, res 774 Homer
Sherman House, J Meyteyer & M
Liberty, props, Cordova and Water
Sherman, Ruyter S, engnr and sur-
veyor, Condell blk. Homer, res 424
Princess
Shields, Alex, wholesale wines and
liquors, res Hotel Vancouver
Shimisa, S, Chancellor of Japanese
Consul, 413 Cordova, res 511
Howe
Shirley, Thos, Sheriff's officer. Court
House, res 717 Gamble
Shoebotham, T B, barrister and
solicitor, Holland block, Cordova,
res Nelson cor Bute
Sholbrooke, Joseph, contr, res New
Fountain hotel
Shook, D E, res 145 Hastings E
Shook, Mrs D E, dressmaker, res 145
Hastings E
Short, Benj J, mgr Lulu Island Can-
ning Co, 1132 Pendrill
Short, B H, painter, res 1206 Hornby
Shotton, Allison, carpt, Roval City
Mills, res 303 Sixth ave E'
Shunn, Franklin, sawyer, Hastings
Mill, res Grand View
Shurgold, Edwin, expressman, res
41 Sixth ave W
Siemens & Halske Electric Co, John
Sanderson, agt, Edison bldg 418
Richard
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Silva. Franc
rea Oarral
Silverman,
Worka, re
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dova, rea
Sim, W H,
Weatmina
Sim, Walter
Weatmina
Sim, Miaa
Hornby
Simon, Abe,
Cordova
Simon, B, n
res 214 Ha
Simons, S H
Simons, Job
res 306 Ab
Simons, W, ]
Simons, W, i
Simpson, Jot
bia hotel
Simpson, Jol
Haekett, n
Simpson, Jol
dova
Simpson, J ]
Haekett. r«
Simpson, J V
res 723 Kee
Simpson, Mri
mfr, res 72J
Simpson, The
ville cor Th
Simpson, Wn
Co, res 723
Simson, C,
chandlery, ;
Sinclair, Miss
Georgia
Sinclair, J
insurance
Hastings
Sinclair, (J V
1406 Alhern
Sinclair, W D
56 Cordova
Sisson, T H, l
Planing Mil
Si wash Creek
Geo De Wol
ings W
Skeffington, G
res 12ia Ho
Skene, C R, n
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Sills, Tbos, maohiniat, rea 1S04 Bur-
rard
Silva. Francia, barber, 66 Cordova,
rea Oarrall
Silverman, B, tailor, Inglis' Dye
Works, rea 528 Seymour
Silverman, K, fruit dealer, 47-49 Cor-
dova, res Harris
Sim, W H. dc Co, woodyard, 1636
Westminster ave
Sim, Walter H, wood dealer, 1636
Westminster ave, res 1127 Richard
Sim, Miss Jesaie, domestic, 781
Hornby
Simon, Abe, clerk, B Simon, res 61
Cordova
Simon, B, mcht tailor, 61 Cordova,
res 214 Harris
Simons, S H, barber, res 68 Water
Simons, John, barber, Douxall blk,
res 306 Abbott
Simons, W, Royal City Mills
Simons, W, resY.M.C.A. bldg
Simpson, John, painter, res Colum-
bia hotel
Simpson, John, cashier, Robertson &
Hackett, res 826 Richard
Simpson, John, carpt, res 610 Cor-
dova
Simpson, J H, mgr, Robertson &
Hackett. res 620 Seymour
Simpson, J W, janitor Masonic blk,
res 723 Keefer
Simpson, Mrs J W, cardboard box
mfr, res 723 Keefer
Simpson, Theodore, retired, rea Mel-
ville cor Thurlow
Simpson, Wm, elk, Mellon, Smith &
Co, res 723 Keefer
Simson, C, mgr, T Dunn, ship
chandlery, res 8 Water
Sinclair, Miss Jennie, domestic, 1140
Georgia
Sinclair, J W & Co, commission,
insurance and shipping agents,
Hastings
Sinclair, (J W Sinclair & Co,) res
1406 Alberni
Sinclair, W D, mgr Vane Drug Co,
56 Cordova
Sisson, T H, book-keeper, Royal City
Planing Mills, res 1102 Seaton
Siwash Creek Bedrock Flume Co.Ltd,
Geo De Wolf, secretary, 609 Hast-
ings W
Skeffington, Geo, machinist, C.P.R,
res 12io Hornby
Skene, C B, res lilO Burrard
8k«ll«, Wi B.C. agent, S Green-
abielda, Son & Co, Montreal, 605
Granville, rea 1147 Barclay
SkiHicorn, Mrs H, widow, ree 521
Pacific
Skinner, Jaa A & Co, wholesale and
retail crockery and glaasware, 614
Haatinga W
Skinner, Jeaaie, domeatic
Skinner, Miss Kate, domeatic, 626
Homer
Skinner, Mias Katie, domeatic, 1136
Melville
Skinner, Mrs, s'amstresa, res 400
Princeaa
Skinner, R J, Forestry Inspector,
Court House, res 1227 Robson
Slack, David W, sawyer, res 1322 Sey-
mour
Slade, Chas, labr, res 87 Thirteenth
ave
Slade, Jno, painter, res 906 Gore ave
Slagg, Hy, machinist,6.C. Iron Wks,
res 411 Prior
Slater, — , res 774 Homer
Slater, Miss B V, domestic, 220
Princess
Slater, Gordon, clerk, Elliott's News
Agency, res Georgia
Slater, George F, millwright, res 621
Hamilton
Slater, Miss L, domestic, 315 Op-
penheimer
Slater, Wellington, millwright, res
317 Georgia
Sloan, Harry W, Sloan's restaur-
ant, 26 Cordova (see advt p. 4S9)
Sloan, Robt, carpt, res Prior
Small, Wm, teamster, res Woodward
house
Smalley, Hugh, blacksmith, C.P.R.
shops, res 716 Cambie
Smalley, Jno, teamster, T Veitch &
Co, res rear of 15 Hastings E
Smalley, Wm, teamster, res Rich-
mond hotel
Smart, Mrs Ellen, domestic, res
Hornby
Smirl, T W, millwright, Robertson &
Hackett's, res 919 Hornby
Smirl, L T, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett
Smith, — , wagonmaker, E J Sproule,
res Oppenheimer
Smith Bros, upholsterers and carpet
cleaners, 100 Seaton
Smith & Freeland, grocers, 301-303
Seventh ave
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Smith, E W, res 523 Hamilton
Smith, Alex, boilermkr, res 418 Alex-
ander
Smith, Angus, Impl house, 410 Ab-
bott
Smith, A A, patternmkr, res 518
Alexander
Smith, Mias A, cook, res 318 Alexan-
der
Smith, A B, acet. Hotel Vancouver,
res Beach ave
Smith, C M, Oyster Bay restaurant
Smith, David, res 1Q2 Pender
Smith. David A, (Smith Bros), up-
holsterer
Smith, Fredk, labr, res 11 Proctor's
bldgs
Smith, F H, expressman, C.P.K, res
Granville cor Beach ave
Smith, George, clerk, fish store, 716
Westminster ave
Smith, George, carpt, res 718 Alexan-
der
Smith, Geo, driver, Kamloopa Cattle
Co, res Westminster rd
Smith, Harry, res 141 Water
Smith, Miss H, boarding house, res
136 Hastings E
Smith, Ira, res 916 Granville
Smith, I 8, carpt, res 606 Pender
Smith, James A, Smith Bros, 100
Seaton
Smith, J A, B. C. Toilet and Towel
Supply Co, 418 Hastings W, res
Pender cor Thurlow
Smith, J A, real estate, P.O. box 501
Smith, James B, book-kpr, Stewart's
Produce Store, res 633 Cambie
Smith, James, teamster, res 415
Harris
Smith, James, Canadian Pacific Pack-
ing Co, res 818 Howe
Smith, James, porter, Crowder &
Penzer
Smith, John, logger, res 669 Harris
Smith, J, laborer, res Ottawa house
Smith, John, prop Russ house, res
417 Powell
Smith, Joseph, laborer, res 1326
Howe
Smith, J W, carpenter. Grand View
Smith, Kenneth, liveryman, res 307
Keefer
Smith, Mrs, res 659 Harris
Smith, Perry, delivery clerk, (Smith
Bros), res 1010 Alberni
Smith, Robert, laborer, res 330 Alex-
ander
Smith, Robert, cpntr, 400 Sixth ave
Smith, Stanley, prospector, res 114
Keefer
Smith, T A, engineer, res 918 Oppcn-
heimer
Smith. T S, clerk, Ashfleld & Co, res
417 Hastings £
Smith, V, painter, res 605 Cambie
Smith, William, carpenter, res 4L'ti
Smith, Wm Jas, grocer, 301-303 Sev-
enth ave
Smith, William M, logger, res 1%')
Hastings £
Smith, W B, carpenter, res rear 241
Princess
Smith, >V C, law student, Davis,Mur-
shall & Macniell
Smith, W J, green grocer. City Mar-
ket, res 1010 Oppenheimer
Smith-Neville, Arthur (Mellon, Smitli
& Co), 303 Cordova, res cor Bute
and Pendrill
Smith-Neville, Herbert, b' -k-keep»'r,
U.S.S.Co. wharf, C rrall. res i-or
Bute and Pendrill
Smith-Neville, Pe ,y, sec'y and truas
W. & V. Tramway Co, res cor Bute
and Pendrill
Smith-Neville, H, sr, collector, lea
cor Bute and Pendrill
Smitheringale, Miss, saleswoman. II.
B. Co. Store, Granville, res SiT)
Richard
Smythe, Miss £, res 612 Seymour
Smvthe, £ D, typewriter, Corbould,
McColl, Wilson & Campbell, res
640 Say m our
Smyth, b Elroy, student-at-law, 519
Hastings W
Smyth, Rebecca, boarding, res 012
Seymour
Snell, Daniel, laborer, rea rear 540
Richard
Snellgrove, William, baker, res 427
Hastings
Snowden, H L, lumber broker, res
610 Cordova
Snyder, Miss Belle, tailoreas, Hol-
land blk, Carrall, res 60 Cordova
Snyder, Elmer, stevedore, res 51S
Harris
Soames, Sarah, domestic, lOlORobson
Society of Friends' Meeting House,
913 Granville
Soderstrow, P, Roval City Mills
Solomon, Miss femily, grocer, HO
Powell
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Solloway,
res 1306 i
Somers, Joi
ave, cor (
Somerville,
Somerville,
res Westr
Sommervill
Iron Wor
Sontar, F, (
Bank of I
Soule, W G
Soule, W H
Southcott, J
Victoria,
South Van
Works oft
Sowerby, CI
house
Spain, Cvn
res 421 Di
Spain, Edw
res 423 Du
Spain. Thos
Spalding, Jc
Sparks & i
1561 West
Sparks, Jan
minster a'
son ave
Sparling, R,
res 602 Pri
Sparrow, Jol
Resort, coi
23 Fifth a\
Spaulding i
furnishers
Spaulding, i
water), 13C
Spehra, Fra
Princess
Spence, The
Westminsi
Spencer, O I
barristers,
233 Dunle\
Spencer, VV ]
152 Cordov
Spenciskie,
Kyle's Mil
Spice. Cornel
No 2. res 9!
Soice, Robt,
Spice, R, 620
blk, Granv
Spicer, H H,
res 919 Ho
Spicer's Shin
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VANCOUVER CITY DIBECTORY.
641-
SoUoway, Alfred, flreman, C.P.R.,
rea ISOti Seyuour
Somers, John, carpt, rea Thirteenth
ave, cor Ontario
Somerville, Mrs 8, ree 806 Prior
Somerville, Capt Wm, 8.8. Nagasaki,
res Westminster ave
Sommerville, 8atn, machinist, B.C.
Iron Worlcs, res Knglewood hotel
Sontar, F, clerk, Bank of B.C., res
Bank of B.C. bldg
Soule, W G, stevedore, res 818 Powell
Soule, W H, stevedore, res 350 Powell
Southcott, J J, traveler, Wilson Bros,
Victoria, res 724 Richard
South Vancouver Brick and Tile
Works office, rm 5, ltt2 Cordova
Sowerby, Chas, electrician, res Secord
houso
Spain, Cvrus, car repairer, C.P.R.,
rea 421 Dutferin
Spain, Edwd, car repairer, C.P.R.,
res 423 Dufferin
Spain. Thos, jes 302 Cordova
Spalding, John, labr, res Scotia
Sparks & Jttayley, sawmill, rear of
1561 Westminster ave
Sparks, James, lumber mill, West-
minster ave, res False creek, Jack-
son ave
Sparlinx, R, public school teacher,
res 602 Princess
Sparrow, John J, hotelkeeper. Opera
Resort, cor Carrall and Dupont, res
2.S Fifth ave W
Spaulding & Vanderwater, gents'
furnishers, 130 Cordova
Spaulding, F J (Spaulding & Vander-
water), 130 Cordova
Spehra, Frank, labr, res rear 244
Princess
Spence, Thomas, gardener, res 812
Westminster ave
Spencer, O L (Armstrong & Spencer),
barristers, etc, Whetham blk, res
233 Dunlevy ave
Spencer, W R (Gatewood & Spencer),
162 Cordova, res Elleamere
Spenciskie, P, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Spice, Cornelius, fireman, Fire Hall
No 2. res 91 Granville, 2nd flat
Spice, Robt, tailor, res 915 Granville
Spice, R, 620 Hastings W, res Abe )tt
blk, Granville
Spicer, H H, shingle manfr, Caml>id,
res 919 Howe
Spicer's Shingle Mill, False creek
Spiers, Jno, labr, res rear 658 Gran-
ville
Spillman, Edmund, fresco artist,
617 Hastings, res 536 Howe (see advl
fool marqim, every 4th page)
Spillett, Wm, labr, rea 240 Tenth ave
W
Spinks, J M, real estate agent, rea
1127 Pendrill
Spinks, J M B, jr, student-at-law,
Russell & Godfrey, res 1127 Pen-
drill
Spinks, R, student-at-law, 519 Hast-
ings W, res 1127 Pendrill
Spinks, T A, foreman, News-Adver-
tiser, rea 420 Cambie
Sprate, John, scavengr, res 322 Keefer
Spring, T B, contractor, res 302 Op-
penheimer
Springer, B, com broker, Vice-Con-
sul for Norway and Sweden, 219
Carnbio, res 1038 Robson
Sprinjrer, L •?, clerk, Dom Foreign
Trading Co, res 1038 Robson
Sprott, Wm, watchmaker, res 307
Keefer
Sproule, Ezra J, carriage builder, rea
Culumbia ave
Sproule, E J, blacksmith, 103-105
Powell
Sprung, George, porter, Thos Dunn
& Co, rea 110 Harris
Squair, W H, res 102O Davie
Stacey, W H, labr, res 164 Hastings
Stafford, Wm, cook. Imperial house,
419 Abbott
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Rev E D McLaren, M.A.,B.D., rec-
tor, res Richard and Georgia
St. Andrew's Society, rm 16, 14 Cor-
dova
Stanford, Miss Emily, matron. Or-
phans' Home, Ninth ave E, cor
Westminster rd
Stanford, James, carpt, res 321 Car-
rall
Stanhouse, A, millhand, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill, res mill
Stanners, James, blacksmith, C.P.R.,
res Third ave, Fairview
Stapleton, C, laborer, res Eleventh
ave
Stark, James, drv goods merchant,
226 Carrall, rea"l027 Robson
Stark, Water L, clerk, 226 Carrall,
res 1027 Robson
St. Arnaud, Edward, barber, 66 Cor-
dova, res 916 Seymour
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St. Arnaud, Edward, labr, res Prior,
near Oampbell ave
Ft. Ariiaud, John, barber, 65 Cor-
dova, r«8 916 Seymour
Starrett, Dan, conductor, G.P.R., res
66 Water
Staunton, J, accountant, Y.M.G.A.
bldg, res Hastings W
Steele, Fred, expressman, res Gore
ave
Steele, Williuoi, express and baggage-
man, res 339 Hastings
Steele, Wm, res 102 Pender
Steele. W B, machinist, C.P.B., res
^463 Quebec
Steinman, Miss M, domestic, 811
Hornby
Stephens, F B, salesman. Hart's
Furniture Store, res Tenth ave, nr
Columbia
Stephenson, R, type machine opera-
tor, World ofiSce, res 919 Richard
Stephenson, Thomas, street supt,
City Hall
v^tergenburgei , Alfred, moulder, B.C.
Iron "Worlcs, res Sixth ave, cor E-
St Georae
Sterling, David, clerk, C.P.R. office
wharf
Sterling, George, carpenter, res 250
Tenth ave
Sterritt, R T W, insurance agent,
Purdy & Sterritt, res 31 Lansdowne
ave
Stirtan, G S, carpenter, res 527 Howe
Steves, — , tobacco and cigar dealer,
res Seventh ave
Stevens, Alfred, merchant, res 119
Westminster uve
Stevens, Gaorge, mgr J Steveus &
Sons, 66 Cordova, res Comox
Stevbns, Geo, property owner, res
123 Gore ave
Stevens, Geo, manfs agent, rm 12,
66 Cordova
Stevens, Thos, labr, res shore north
of Georgia
Stevens, F, clerk, F W H«rt, res
Tenth ave
StevenSj, Wm, cabinet maker, res
1553 Westminster ave
Stevens, W E, main layer, res Gore
ave
Stevenson &Rockett, general grocers,
Woodward blk
Stevenson, Dr E, (homoeopathist) rm
7, 120 Hastings E
Stevenson, Geo, (Stevenson & Rock-
ett) res Woodward house
Stevenson, John, clerk, Tremont
hotel, res Carrall
Stevenson, Mrs Mary, domestic, 625
Howe
Stevenson, R H, Douglas house, res
815 Georgia
Stevenson, Thos, street inspector, res
Glasgow hotel
Steveson, Geo, grocer, Westminster
ave, res Woodward house
Steward & Mills, electrical engrs,
rm 8, Whetham blk
Steward, Jas, conductor C.P.R, res 6(>
Water
Steward, W F, (Steward & Mills), res
rm 8, Turner blk
Steward, W T, (Steward &Mill8),elec-
tricians, rm 8, Whetham blk, res
815 Richard
Steward, S, res 20 Water
Stewart, Alexander, logger, res City
hotel
Stewart, Angus, mcht, (Club & Stew-
art), res 646 Georgia
Stewart, A C, school teacher,Mt Plea-
sant School, res 2024 Westminster
ave
Stewart, A M, (Club & Stewart), 328
Cordova, res 646 Georgia
Stewart, C F, watchmkr and optician,
666 Granville, res 1313 Sevmour
Stewart, Daniel, labr, res 'fbirteenth
ave S
Stewart, D & Co, groceries and pro-
visions, 206 Carrall
Stewart, D M, teamster, res 211 Har-
ris
Stewart, F Roid,com mcht, 4? Water,
res Nelson cor of Bute
Stewart, F R, wholesale com mcht,
42 Water, res Nelson cor of Bute
Stewart, H C, upholsterer, F W Hart,
res Oriental hotel
Stewart, Jas W, conductor C.P.R, res
527 Richard
Stewart, Jno, labr, res 1024 Davie
Stewart, J C, carpt,rea Clarence hotl,
cor Pender and Seymour
Stewart, N, t«amster, res 100 Water
Stewert, Jas, labr, res 222 Keefer
Stewert, J M, lumberman, res 512
Alexander
Stewert, Hector, lumberman, res 612
Ale-ander
St George, A Q, manufacturers' agt,
res 66 Ninth ave
L SFIlLMim, FRESCOIHG, LEFTERi, HOUSE-PillllTllie, kam
M. ROBINSON MBHOHAire TAII.O«
090 Maatinga Street, ireet, Vancouver, B. C.
VANCOirVRR CITY DIRECTOBY.
543
Stirton, G, carpt, Robertson & Hac-
kett
Stirrett, — ,C.P.R. trainband, res 411
HaBtingB W
Stirrett, A C, agent Royal Insurance
Go, 321 Cordova, res Fourth ave nr
Mt Pleasant
Stitt, J R, mgr Hastings Mill store,
res 602 Alexander
Stitt, Miss Una, Public School tea-
cher, res 602 Alexander
St James' Church, Rev H G Fiennes-
Clinton, res Powell
St James' Church, H G F Clinton,
rector, 214 Gore ave
St James'Church School,212 Gore ave
Stokes, James, gardener, res Ottawa
house
St Luke's Home, private hospital.
Sister Frances, Powell
Stone, Chas, sawyer, Hastings ISTill,
res City hotel
Stone, C L, labr, res rear 216 Keefer
Storey, Miss A, clerk, Drysdale & Co,
Cordova, res cor Barclay and Bur-
rard
Story, Robt, scowman, W 8 Cook, res
Keefer nr Westminster ave
Stout, J P, agt Dominion Express Co,
C.P.R. depot, res 915 Hornby
Stovell, Jno, teamster, res 613 Powell
St Paul's Episcopal Church, Rev E P
Flewelling, rector, 1222 Hornby
St Quinton, G G, painter, Robsbn &
Granville
St Quinton, Wm, baker, res cor Rob-
son and Granville
Strahan, Francis, cavpt shop, H06
Seymour, res cor Richard and Pen-
der
Strathie, Alex, contractor, res Georgia
nr Homer
Strathie, Duncan, carpt, res Georgia
nr Homer
Strathern, John, surveyor and engr,
313 Cambie, res 418 Princess
Straube, V J, gun and locksmith, cut-
lery, etc, 614 Cordova
Stretch, T P, labr, res Seventh ave
Strome, P, labr, res 322 Powell
Struthers. Alex, bldr, res 404 Georgia
Stuart, Allan K, draughtsman. City
Engineer's office, City Hall, res 639
Richard
Stuart, J Duff, book-kpr, Thomson
Bros, res 926 Hornby
Stuart, James, shipping clerk, Op-
peheimei Bros, res 607 Hastings £
Stuart, J B, Bank of B.C, res 604 Bur-
rard
Stuart, Peter, clerk groctry, les 507
Hastings
Stuart, Richard, driver, Fashion
Stables, res Pacific hotel
Studden, Fred, baggageman, C.P.R,
res 241 Princess
Sturgeon, Mrs T H, fruit store, res
219 Carrall
Suckling, A E, clerk, C.P.R, res 324
Westminster ave
Suckling, Henry W, engineer and
patent office, 413 Cordova, res Horn-
by
Suckling, Mrs H W, res 834 Hornby
Sudmier, J, merchant tailor, 46 Cor-
dova res store
Snlley.W. managing director, Van-
couver Land and Securities Corpor-
ation, Ltd, cor Hastings and Rich-
ard, res cor Burrard and Smith
Sully, machinist, B.C. Iron Works,
res Englewood hotel
Sully, J H, book-keeper, Forbes'
Wood Yard
Sullivan A W, real estate dealer, res
231 Oppenbeimer
Sullivan. Charles, musician, res 231
Oppenheimer
Sullivan, C E, shoemaker, res 513
Pender
Summers, Miss B, (Summers & Or-
rell), ladies' furnishings, 648 Gran-
ville
Summers, Miss C, (Summers & Or-
rell), ladies' furnishings, 648 Gran-
ville
Summers, James, prop White Swan,
600 Cordova
Summerton, Alfred, shoemaker, res
940 Park Lane
Sumner, William, builder, res Eighth
ave
Sumner, William, carpt, Robertson
& Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Sunny Side Hotel, Cannonica& Mow-
att, coi Water and Carrall
Supreme Court, A E Beck, Dis-
trict Registrar, Court House
Sutherland, David, res 633 Cambie
Sutherland, Jessie B, stenographer,
McPhillips & Williams, Hastings,
res Richard
Sutherland, John K, druggist, H Mc-
Dowell & Co, res 628 Richard
Sutherland, William, Imperial house
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Sutherland, William, collector
taxes, rea G28 Richi rd
Sutton, W J, com merchant, res 318
Princess
Svanson & Cerolson, proprietor Gam-
brinus Beer Hall, rea 13(( Water
Svensson, G, laborer, Doering & M.
B. Co, res Brewery
Swalwell, R F, foreman, W G Warren
plumbers, etc, 3G-8 Hastings W
Sweedish Church, .Tackson ave
Sweeney, Campbell, manager,
Bank of Montreal, Granville, res
51() Burrard
Sweet, U, insurance agent, rm 11
Whetham blk, res 915 Granville
Sweetman, Professor, linguist, res
Hnlundblk
Swift, H, operator, C.P.R, telegraph,
res 812 Richard
Swift, J, clerk, C.P.R, freight sheds,
C.P.R, wharf, res 715 Cambie
Swinford, Mrs Mary, ()25 Richard
Sykes, Arthur, carpenter, res Ninth
ave nr Scott
Sykes, John, hardware mercht, West-
minster ave
Syme, James, lawyer, res 734 Sey-
mour
Symons, Charles, millinery and
goods. Golden Rule Bazaar,
Hastings, rea 531 Hamilton
Symons, Samuel, plumber, res
Hamilton
Symons, Joseph, musician, res
Dupont
Syson, John, res 102 Pender
dry
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BEER -AND - PORTER
Specially reoonimended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
4ag. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Tafte, Bredo, Royal City Mills
Tacey, John, tinsmith, rea 626 Ham-
ilton
Tait, Arthur, millwright, res Third
ave
Tait, WUiam L. lumber mill
owner, tele 354, res Third ave S
Tait's Saw, Sliingrle and Plan-
ing Mill, cor Second ave and
Granville
Takeshita, J, Japanese artist, res 515
Burrard
Talcott, E W, prop Bay View hotel,
res 1008 Robaon
Tallman, S, bricklayer, res 310 Duna-
muir
Tanner, J, cook, Hastings Mill
Tamura, S, Japanese merchant, Sun
Ban, Cordova, res 522 Homer
Tanner, J C, clerk, ticket office C.P.
R.. res 1102 Heaton
Tapley, J, jr, confectionery, 316 Cor-
dova
Tapley, John, expressman, res No. 2
cabin, rear City Hospital
Tardif, Peter, builder and contractor,
res 906 Howe
Tarling, Arthur, labr, res 737 Harris
Tartes, Joseph, saloon keeper, Engle-
wood hotel
Tassel), Chas, stone and brick contr,
res 309 Barnard
TatlO w, R O.prest Vancouver Loan ,
Truat, Saving and Guarantee Co,
Ltd, 523 flastinga W, res 1120 Pen-
der
Taylor, Alex, carpenter, res 4 Proc-
tor's buildings
Taylor, Edward C, clerk, freight de-
Sartment, C.P.R. wharf, rea 1004
elaon
Taylor, Fred, Sharp & Co, 97 Sixth
ave
Taylor, Geo, Royal City Milla
Taylor, G C, master mariner, res 811
Howe
Taylor, G R, builder, res 1125 Richard
Taylor, Jas, Royal City Mills
Taylor, James, teamster, J C Kerr,
res 243 Georgia
Taylor, John, millhand, rea 421
Harria
Taylor, J no H, logger contractor, res
152 Cordova
Taylor, Robert, shoemaker, rea 54(1
Seymour
Taylor, R B, res 43 Eleventh ave E
Taylor, Walter, manager Vancouver
Fruit Canning Co, res 1006 Nelson
Taylor, W A, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Taylor, W A, carpenter, res 721
Keefer
A. M. BEATTIE, AUCTIONEER, Vancouver, B. C.
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VANCOUVKB CITY DIRECTORY.
645
Taylor, W S, painter and decorator,
403 Cordova, res <i06 Hamilton
Taylor. Wm, machinJHt, B. C. Iron
Worke, res Englewood hotel
Taylor, Wm, Doujsall blk, res 306
Abbott
Taylor, William, carpenter, res rear
1301 Howe
Taylor, res 43 Eleventh ave E
Tavs, Alex, teamster. Red Cross
6rewery, res 101!) Melville
Teetzel, C W, agent Bell Piano Co
Telford, Geo, labr, res 405 Drake
Telford, Jno, labr, rea 405 Drake
Telegraph Office, O.P.R., Jones, B A,
operator, 230 Abbott
Temple, Jno G, drayman, res 316
Currall
Templeton, Wm, grocer, Ontario
Grocery, res Barclay, cor Bute
Templeton, Wm, harness shop, Tem-
pleton block, Car rail
Templeton, Wm, grocer, 328 Carrall,
res 1139 Barclay
Terminal City Building Society, 3
Hasting E, Geary, G H, sec
Terminoa Hotel, Jones, W R,
Water
Ternan, Chalmer, canning factory,
res 50 Eighth ave
Terry, Guy, messenger, J A Gkinner
& Co, 514 Hastings W, res corner
Seymour and Georgia
Terry, Peter, logger, res City hotel
Tetley, Clias, city comptroller, res
1427 Barclay
Texas Lake Ice and ColdStor-
age Co, Ltd, 403 Cordova (see aide
ma rain g)
Texuua Lime Co,D J Campbell, mgr,
wharf, 100 Dnpont
Thwaite, William, (Thwaite & Co,)
res Oppenheimer
Thain, Murray Wilson, harbor
master and port warden, 620 Cor-
dova, res 1113 Nelson
Thicke, Walter J, deputy registrar
Sunrenie and County Courts, res
918 Hornby
Thierstein, Miss Mav, laundress,
Pioneer Steam Laundry, res Fourth
ave
Thile, Louis, baker, res Park Lane
Thorburn, Robt, clerk, res 150 Water
Thom, Miss A A, boarding, res 542
Georttia
Thomas, G, cigar maker, res 422 Op-
penheimer
Thomas, Dr A H, physician and sur-
geon, medical health officer, 415
Hastings W
Thomas, G W, contractor, R,R,, res
968 Westminster ave
Thomas, Hugh, painter, res Colum-
bia hotel
Thomas, H, caretaker, Brockton
Point Grounds, res Stanley Park
Thomas, Samuel, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Thomas, S, Central hotel, res 42 Cor-
dova
Thomas, Walter, mgr, Vancouver
Gas Works, res 134 Keefer
Thompson, Albert, plumber, res 612
Seymour
Thompson, Alfred, res 102 Pender
Thompson, Alex, labr, res 618 Bar-
nard
Thompson, A C, prop Russ house,
417 Powell
Thompson, A W, salesman, res
Eighht ave
Thomson, Bros, booksellers and
stationers, res 108 Cordova
Thompson, Chas, res 504 Howe
Thompson, G B, book-keeper, W G
Warren, plumber, etc, res 36-38
Hastings W
Thomson, James, mgr, Hudson
Bay Co. re . 1233 Haro
Thompson, Miss L, waitress, Jubilee
Dining Hall, 216 Abbott
Thomson, Miss M G, res 1211 Rob-
son
Thompson, Miss Minnie, typewriter,
G.N. Ry offices, Gamble, res Hol-
land blic
Thomson, M P (Thomson Bros,)
stationer, res 1211 Robson
Thompson, Nicholas, steamboat en-
gineer, res 112 Westminster ave
Thompson, Capt P N, retired, res 504
Howe
Thompson, Samuel, prop AI-
hambra hotel, res 2 Water (gee advt
p. 459)
Thompson, Rev S J, Methodist
clergyman, res Thirteenth ave W,
nr Quebec
Thompson, Thomas, carpenter, res
Prior
Thomson, T A, vet surgeon, res 1032
Barclay
Thompson, W E, res 504 Howe
Thompson, Wm, plumber, res 612
Seymour
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Thompson, Wm, yardman, Crowder
& Penzer, res Woodward house
Thompson, — , watchman, Customs
department, Ocean dock
Thornburv, Frank, R.M.S. Empress
of China, res 808 Hornby
Thorne, Miss A, nurse, Alexandra
Hospital
Thorne, Fred C, f mr, res 318 Barnard
Thorne, Samuel, fmr, res 1109 Nelson
Thorp, G J, carpt, res 520 Harris
Thorp, Wm, labr, res 660 Granville
Tliorpe & Co, mineral water
manufacturers, 97 Sixth ave(«e6 adl
hack cover)
Thorpe, Hills (Thorpe & Co),
mineral water manufacturer, Sixth
ave
Thorson, Chas, brewer, Doering &
M.B. Co, res Brewery
Thurston, S H (Thurstbn, Wm &
Son), res Ontario, nr Tenth ave
Thoraton. Wm St Sons, im-
porters and dealers, leather and
shoe findings, 121 Hastings W
Thurston. Wm, leather merchant,
221 Hastings W, res Ontario, near
Tenth ave
Thwaite, W T & Co, real estate agts,
11 Oppenheimer
Thynne, A G, manfrs agt for metals,
res Cambie
Thynne, W F G, florist, Cedar Cot-
tage, Nursery, res Cambie
Tibb, John, carpt, res 228 Harris
Tiddy, J R, master mariner, res 1240
Seymour
Tidy, Thos, fireman, Fire Hall No. 3,
res 72 Ninth ave
Tierney, J J, contr, res 910 Pender
Tierney, Wm, contr, res 910 Pender
Tierney, Wm jr, electrician, res 910
Pender
Tiffin, J B, lumberman, res 1380
Haro
Tilley, Charles S, assistant purser,
8.S. Empress of China
Tilley, S T ft Son, books and sta-
tionery, 11 Cordova
Tilley, S T, stationer, 11 Cordova,
res' 621 Howe
Timberlake & Co, real estate,
loan and ins, room 2, 22 Cordova
Timber Inspector, R J Skinner, Court
House, res 1227 Robson
Timberlake, F S, (Timberlake & Co,)
rea room 12, 22 Cordova
Timmina, Robt, barber, res 66 Water
Timmins, R C, shaving parlors, 227
Carrall
Tisdall, Chas E, importer and
jobber, firesirms and sporting goods,
412 Cordova, res Thurlow
Tite, Miss Margaret, cashier, res
Dufferin
Tite, Mrs S C, Dufferin near Quebec
Tite, J Reynolds, clerk, E B Morgan,
rea Dufferin
Tobin. W, waiter. Metropolitan Club,
res Hastings
Todd, D, engnr, res 1 Water
Todd, W G H, tinsmith, Curtis &
Newsom, res Pacific hotel
Todrick, James, res 629 Barnard
Tofte, Bredo, labr. Gore ave, res No.5
Gore terrace
ToUey, .lames, labr, res 1320 Hornby
Tomlinson & MoTaggart, flour
and feedmchts,329 Westminster ave
(see adl, p. 459)
Tomlinson, J A, (Tomlinson >&
McTaggart,) res 326 Westminster
ave
Tomlinson, Mrs J E, res 631 Cambie
Topping, W P, mgr, U.S.S. Co,
City wharf, res 1138 Robson
Torgsor, H, blacksmith, res 58-83
Proctor's bldjr
Tothill, E F, book-keeper, res 123
Water
Tothill, H, clerk, 917 Pender
TouU, James F, carpt, Fairview,
res Seventh ave
Towers, Robt, labr, res Beach ave
Towle, A H, architect, res 313 Cam-
bie
Towler, C W, driver, Abercrombie,
res Dougal) house
Towler. Geo J, reporter, World office,
res Mt Pleasant
Towler. W G, butcher, Dougall blk,
res 306 Abbott
Towler, Wm, alderman, bricklayer,
res 136 Dufferin
Townley, Arch, lather, res Terrace
No. 7", Keefer
Townley, John, tailor, res 614 Powell
Tjwnley, J D, asst Genl Supt C.P.R,
res 924 Hastings W
Townley, Robt A, plumber and gas-
fitter, res 165 Ninth ave
Townley, T O, Land Registrar,
Court House, res 1116 Seaton
Tracy, John B, blacksmith, 317 Col-
umbia ave, res 603 Oppenheimer
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
547
Tracey, M, labr, rea rear 216 Keefer
Tracy, T H, City Engr, City Hall
Trainer, B, res Colonial hotel
Travis, Geo D, book-keeper, McMil-
lan & Hamilton, res 1034 Barclay
Traeger, H, brewer. Red Cross Brew-
ery, res Holland blk
Tregront, A E, mgr Westminster
branch, YorlcBhire Guarantee and
Securities Corporation, 900 Hast-
ings W
Tremont Hotel, McHugh, M, Carrall
Trendell, J W, bandmaster, rea 718
Richard
Trimble, Edward, teamster, res 191
Tenth ave
Trodden, Miss Etta, dressmaker, res
1118 Robson
Trorey, Geo E, ieweler, 105 Cor-
dova, res 1222 Melville {see ndt pre-
ceding street directory)
Troughton, F T, res rm 18, 22 Cor-
dova
Trudgeon. E & Co, fruit and vege-
tables, 548 Seymour
Trudgeon, Israel, gardener, res Thir-
teenth ave
Trueman & Caple, photographers, rm
1, 302 Cordova
Trueman, Robt, (Trueman & Capel),
res 302 Cordova
Truscott, C F, carpt, res 834 Gran-
ville
Trusdal, Wm, stableman, V.G.C. &
D. Co, res Abbott
Trusetta, Jaa, chef. Hotel Vancouver
Trythall, Howard, printer,City Print-
ing Wks, res 1131 Barclay
Trythall, W J, printer. City Printing
Wks, res 1131 Barclay
Trvthall, Wm, printer. City Printing
Wks, res 1131 Barclay
Tubbs, Fredk, Turner, res 2 Proctor's
bldg
Tofts & Son, wholesale groceries,
714 Granville, res 623 Richard, {see
adntpage 459.)
Tufts, Wm, mcht, (Wm Tufts & Son),
res 623 Richard
Tulloch, Henry, labr, res rear of 1028
Richard
TanstaU, S J, M.D, physician and
surgeon, 66 Cordova, res 543 Ham-
ilton
Tupper, Alfred, machinist, B.O.Wood
Wks
Tupper, J H, blacksmith, res 1232
Seymour
Turn bull, Adams, book-kpr, res Cos-
mopolitan rms, 226 Abbott
Turnbull, J B, timekeepr, C.P.R, res
302 Cordova
Turner, C E, fruits, candies, cigars,
418 Cordova
Turner, Edward, checker, C.P.R, res
517 Richard
Turner, Geo, gentleman, res 411 Cor-
dova
Turner, J P, res 818 Hornby
Turner, John, Custom House officer,
rea 501 Hastings
Turner, Miss S R, nurse, res 1008
Eveleigh
Turner, Thos, labr, res 467 Prior
Turner, W P, Supt City Water Wks
res Glasgow hotel
Twaddle, James, stonecutter, res 615
Gore ave
Twambley, Wm, carpt, res Harris
cor Campbell ave
Twiford, Mrs H M, res 710 Granville
Twigg, F G, prop Golden Gate hotel,
1200 Granville
Twigg, J H, res Hotel Vancouver
Twigge, Major-Genl, res Pender cor
Seaton
Twigge, S K, res Pender cor Seaton
Tye & Co, hardware, 10 Powell
Irlor, Theo, insurance agt, Bank
B.N.A, bldg, res 1010 Haro
Tyler, Wm, longshoreman, res 616
Cordova
Tyler, Phineas, expreaaman, rea 211
Weatminster ave
Tyson, A M, gents' furnishings, Cor-
dova, res 550 Harris
Tytler, Wm, Royal City Mills
DOERING k MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA ■ LAGER
"BEER - AND - PORTER"
Specially recommended.
Addren: MOUNT PLEAS ANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVEK, B. C.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters,
519 Hastings W
Uffordf Albert, jeweler, Cordova,
res 614 Hamilton {see adt, p. 464)
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Union Hotel, Larson, A, Abbott
United States Consulate, Frank
H Pierce, commercial agent, office,
Bk of B.N.A. bide
Uphan, J Fred, clerk R.C. Mills, res
527 Powell
Urch.\»' G, forem'ncrematorv,Cham-
pion & White, res Front
Urquhart Bros, liquor dealers, 37
HastinKS E
Urquhart, Francis, driver, Gurney
Cab Co, res 239 Georgia
Urquhart, Hugh A, (Urquhart Bros),
res 37 Hastings £
Urquhart, James, Gurney Cab Co,
res 239 Georgia
Urquhart, John, wholesale liquor,
319 Hastings
Urquhart, Thos, res 141 Water
Urquhart, Wm, ston. ;utter, res
Thirteenth ave W, nr Manitx)ba
Urquhart, William, wines, liquors
and cigars, 201 Carrall, res 210
Westminster ave
U.S.S. Go's Wharf. Topping, W
F, mgr, foot of Carrall
DOERING 8c MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
"BEER -AND - PORTER"
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
499. VANCOUVER, B. C.
Vachon, Edgar, clerk, res 119 Oppen-
heimer
Vachon, Mrs E, housekeeper, 119
Oppenheimer
Van Bremer, Capt, res Leland hotel
Vancouver Bakery, Jno Scuitto,
prop, 4-C Alexander {see adt, p. 459)
Vancouver Boating Club
Vancouver Candy Factory,
Ramsay Bros & Co, 127 Hastings E
Vancouver Childrens' Home, 542
Homer
Vancouver City Foundry, McKelvie
& Co, Westminster ave
Vancouver City Iron- Works, Alex-
ander
Vancouver Club, president, J M
Browning, hon secy, H Bell-
Irving, Hastings, foot of Hornbv
Vancouver Dairy Co, 708 Gran-
ville, Alex Webster & Son, props
Vancouver Drug Co, W D Sinclair,
mgr, 56 Cordova
Vancouver Electric Railway
& Ugrht Co, Ltd, Barnard
Vancouver Free Reading Room and
Library, Y.M.C.A. bldg, Hastings,
secy, Machin, Edwin
Vancouver Gas Company's Works,
Keefer
Vancouver Gas Co's office, Rand, C
D, secy, 100 Cordova
Vancouver Gurney Cab and
Delivery Co, 107 Abbott
Vancouver Hotel, Cheyne, G A, cor
Granville and Georgia
Vancouver Lodge 10, I.O.G.T., Good
Templars Hail. 302 Cordova
Vancouver L.O. Ix>dge, No 1560, 14
Cordova
Vancouver Land. & Securities
Corporation, Ltd, Wm Sulley,
mgr, 500 bastings W
Vancouver Loan, Trust, Sav
inffs A Guarantee Co, Ltd,
H T Ceperley, managing director,
523 Hastings W (see advt, top space,
front cover)
Vancouver Manufacturing & Trading
Co's Factory, False creek
Vancouver Postage Stamp Co, E F
Gordon, mgr, rm 6, 66 Cordova
Vancouver Sawmill, Webster & Co,
Ltd, False creek
Vancouver Sawmill Co's Yard, Mc-
Lean, M C, mgr, foot of Cambie
Vancouver Soap Company's Factory,
Keefer
Vancouver Varnish Works, office,
303 Cordova
Vancouver Smelting & Miningr
Co, H T Ceperley, secy, 623 Hast-
ings W
Vancouver Wood Works Co, Ltd,
Granville
Vanderwater, J S (Spaulding & Van-
der water), res 130 Cordova
Van Dusen, David, carpt, res Tenth
ave, cor Columbia
Van Home, C, Bank of B.C. bldg
Van Norman, E, jeweler and en-
graver. Mason & Peterson, res 230
Carrall
Vasie, Dave, tallyman, res 401 Powell
A. M. BEATTIE
CITY BIARKET, VANCOUVER. B. C.
Weekly Auctions
M. BOBINSOX MEROHAWT TAILOR
ano Haatinoa Street, Weat, Vaneouver, B. O.
VANCOUVER CITY riRECTORY.
549
Van Winkle Consolidated Hy-
draolio Mining Co. Ltd. Geo
De Wolf, secy, 609 Hastings W
Vaughan, Aubery E, clerk, Oppen-
heimer Bros, res 826 Burrard
Vaughan, H S, clerk, 523 Hastings
W, res 1106 Robson
Vaughan, J, cpntr, Robertson &
Hackett, res 520 Seymour
Vaughan, S, res 1106 Robson
Vaughan, VV, res rm 1, 22 Cordova
Vaughan, W, com agent, 1 Miller
blk, Cordova, res 826 Burrard E
Veitch, Thos, teamster, res 915
Homer
Venturo, Anton, fish dealer, 65 Cor-
dova, res Sunnyside
Verclello, P, labr, res City hotel
Vermilyea, W, res 915 Granville
Vernon, E K, clerk. Land Registry
office
Vernon, M P, shipwright, res Prior
Veysey, Mrs A, res 811 Hamilton
Veysey, Chas, clerk, B.C. Sugar Re-
finery, res 811 Hamilton
Vicars,' Jas, Royal City Mills
Vicars, Joseph, planer foreman, R.C.
Mills, res 412 Princess
Vice, George, harness maker, D Wil-
son, res 730 Seymour
Vick, Geo HA, chief steward, R.M.S.
Empress of Japan, res 838 Hornby
Victoria Hotel, Johnston, Alex,
Westminster ave
Vincent, H G, rancher, res rear of
150 Water
Vincent, Richard, cooper, res 510-12
Richard
Vincent, Robt, carpenter, res 1331
Richard
Vinchie, Louis, labr, res False creek,
near C.P.R. bridge
Von Ginther, Dr A, manufacturer
of 'patent medicines, 401 Cordova
{see adt, p. 464)
Vosper, Francis L, labr, res 2634
Quebec
Vosper, Miss Mary, domestic, 527
Howe
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
ALEXANDRA - LAGER
BEER - AND - PORTER
Specially recommended.
Address: MOUNT PLEASANT. Telephone
439. VANCOUVER. B. C.
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res 68
1020
Wagg, Geo, fruit and grocery store,
res 108 Water
Wadds, Bros, photographers, res 518
Cordova
Wadds, David, (Wadds Bros) photo-
graphers, 518 Cordova, res Hamil-
ton
Wadds. G T. (Wadds, Bros) photo-
graphers, 518 Cordova, res Hamil-
ton
Wade, Philip, res 820 Howe
Wagner, Alex, gentleman,
Sixth ave W
Wait, D P, res 102 Ponder
Waite, David, contractor, res
Nelson
Walden, George, artist, res 138 Thir-
teenth ave
Walden, McM,fmr, res 138 Thirteenth
ave
Walford, F, butcher, H Marsden, res
Georgia
Waling, Frank, millwright, res New
Fountain hotel
Walker, Alonzo E, engr, C.P.R. , res
913 Richard
Walker, Chas, blacksmith, res Wood-
ward house
Walker, Geo, architect, res 513 West-
minster ave
Walkem, H B, civil engineer, C.P.R,
offices, res cor Burrard and Pender
Walker, James, labr, res Terrace No.
11, K.efer
Walker, John, architect, res 309
Georgia
Walker, Miss L, domestic, res Nicola
Walker, Mrs, res 218 Harris
Walker, Mrs N W, prop Palmer
house restaurant, 313 Cordova
Walker, Samuel, fmr, res 218 Harris
Walker, Thomas, steward, res 816
Hornby
Walker, Thomas C, marine engineer,
res 457 Seventh ave
Walker, Thos, grocer, res 828 Powell
Walker, W H, florist, cor Georgia
and Howe, res 1405 Burrard
Wallace, Alfred, boatbuilder, res 1113
Richard
Wallace, A, clerk, City Bakery, 231
Abbott
Wallace, James, blacksmith, B. C.
Carriage Factory, res 219 Westmin-
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Wallace, James A, (Duke & Wallace)
Columbia Carriage WorkSi Oppen-
heimer
Waller, Robt, res 1130 Davie
Wallis, George, printer, Marshall &
McCrae, res 314 Homer
Walsh, C A, longshoreman, res 609
Powell
Walsh, E, longshoreman, res 609
Powell
Walsh, Geo R W, longshoreman, res
609 Powell
Walsh, W C, longshoreman, res 609
Powell
Walsh, W H, Australian Fruit Store,
ree 663 Barnard
Walsh, W W, longshoreman, res 609
Powell
Walter, Taylor, mgr B.C.F.C. & C.Co. ,
res Nelson
Walton, C B, restaurant, Atlantic
hotel, res Dougall house
Walton, Henry James, traveler,
Evans, Coleman & Evans, res 14
Thompson-Ogle blk
Ward, Arthur, sign writer, 403 Cor-
dova, res 519 Richard
Ward, Edw Wm, elk, B.N.A, res 1034
Nelson
Ward, E Maurice, com merchant, res
1034 Nelson
Ward, Herbert, machinist, B.C. Iron
Works, res 510 Richard
Ward, John, stevedore, res Seventh
ave
Ward, John H, elk, freight depart-
ment, C.P.R, 510 Cordova
Ward, Talbot, turner, res 739 Hamil-
Wardhaugh, Wm, com traveller, res
431 Powell
Warren, Miss, teacher of singing, res
814 Nicola
Warren, H B, engineer and surveyor,
res 941 Hornby
Warren, W G, roofer, })lumber and
sras fitter, heating engineer, 36-38
Hastings W
Wastell, W G, architect, res 1212
Richard
Waterman, Mrs N, res 225 Carrall
Watson, Rev Coverdale, pastor. Hom-
er Street Church, res 621 Homer
Watson, H A, bartender, Russ house,
res 417 Powell
Watson, H H druggist, 630 Granville
res 1010 Robson
Watson, J, labr, res rear 622 Princess
Watson, John, fireman, Russ house,
res Harris cor Raymur ave
Watson, James, engineer, res 422
PenUer
Watson, Miss Minnie, domestic, 809
Hornby
Watson, Robert, stonecutter, res 1321
Hornby
Watson, T Frank, Custom's officer,
res 1113 Nelson
Wattie, James, laborer, res 916 Gran-
ville
Watts & Trott, boat builders, etc,
wharf between Cambie and Abbott
Watts, Thomas, mining engineer, res
406 Oppenheimer
Watts, W, upholsterer, F W Hart, res
Cemetery rd
Watts, William, boat builder, res 624
Hamilton
Weaver, Mrs Lucy, res 308 Pender
Waverley Hotel, Fleming & Brownlee
Props, cor Georgia and Seymour
Wayte, Walter J, supt Sugar Refinery
res Powell
Weart, J W, mgr Western Invest-
ment, Savings and Trust Co, Ltd,
102 Cordova, res cor Thurlow and
Pendrill
Weaver, S, London Ix)aa Office, 319
Carrall, res 624 Burrard
Weavt?r, Mrs, res 505 Barnard
Weaver, Mrs, L, 308 Pender
Weaver, 8 D, London Loan Office, 319
Carra 11
Webb, F M, elk, C.P.R, stores, res
cor Thurlow and Alberni
Webber, — , barber, res 536 Richard
Webster, Alexander, prop Van.
Dairy Co, 708 Granville, res 713
Richard
Webster, A C, grocer, Webster Bros,
res 1200 Seymour
Webster Bros, grocers, 1200-1202 Sey-
mour cor Davie
Webster,Clarence, machinist, res Col-
umbia hotel
Webster, Capt, agent Oceanic S.S.
Co, res Edison bldgs, Richard
Webster, David, elk, (Webster Bros),
res 1301 Seymour
Webster & Edmonds, office, Abbott
Webster & Gillespie, bakery and
grocery, Tenth ave
Webster, James, baker, (Webster &
Gillespie), res 159 Tenth ave
Webster, James R, grocer, (Webster
Bros), res 1200 Seymour .
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Webster, Wm, clerk, (Webster Bros),
res 1200 Seymour
Weeks ft Robson, groceries anil
provisions, wines, liquors and
Clears, cor Seymour and Hastings
W (nee adt,p. 464)
Weeks, O W, (Weeks <& Robson),
cor Sevmour and Hastings
Weeks, W S, real estate agent, res 525
Hornby
Weir, — ', labr, res 774 Homer
Weir, John, elk, Davis, Marshall &
Macneill
Weir, Rev Wm C, Pastor First Bap-
tist church, res 604 Hamilton
Weirs, Thos, longshoreman, res 616
Cordova
Wois, Wm, Royal City Mills
Weiss, Albert,' cigarmaker, res 422
Oppenheimer
Weiss, Wm, blacksmith, res .22 Op-
penheimer
Weiss, Wm jr, labr, res 422 Oppen-
heimer
Welsh, Edwd, cigarmaker, res 506
Pender
Welch, Miss Louise, laundress, res
506 Pender
Wells, M R, machinist, res 1234
Sevmour
Wellington, Chas, prop Cosmopoli-
tan hotel
Wellington Coal Yard, J R Foster,
mgr, res 550 Carrall
Welsh & Nightingale, grocers, cor
Ninth and Westminster aves
Welsh Bros, flour, feed and pro-
duce, 113 Water, {see advt p. 4S!^-)
Welsh, E B, com mcht, (Welsh
Bros,) Water, res Thurlow
Welsh, Fred W, grocer, (Welsh &
Nightingale,) res Eighth ave
Welsh, Howard, photographer, res
Glasgow house
Welsh, James, foreman Tel Co, Le-
fevre blk, res 506 Richard
Welsh, Mrs L, furnished rooms
411 Hastings W
Wesbrook, G W, shaving parlors,
532 Cordova
Wesley, H, res cor Robson and Gran-
ville
Wesley. J, waiter, Hotel Vancouver,
res 810 Richard
W(!8tern Investment, Savings &
Trust Co, Ltd. Weart, J W, mgr,
102 Cordova
West, Mrs, charwoman, res 211 Prior
Westcott, Delbert Mortimer, boiler
maker, res Fifth ave
Westcott. Winfield Scott, contr, res
Fifth ave
West End Livery Stable, next north
of 622 Hornby
West End School, principal, F M
Cowperthwaite
Westerlund, O, sealing captn, res
rm 12, 410 Cordova
Western Dredgingr Co, Ltd,
R A Anderson, Pres ; N McLean,
SecrTreas, 307 Gamble
Western Star Lodge, No. 10, 1.O.O.F,
14 Cordova
Western Wire Mattress Factory, 1551
Westminster ave
Westminster & Vancouver
Tramway Office, 4 Hastings E
Westlev, Miss Lily, domestic, 721
Cambie
Weston, A C, seaman, 8.S. Premier,
rea816 Richard
Wetzel, C C H , boot and shoe dealer,
223 Carrall, res 620 Hastings E
Wetzel, Henry, bookbinder, res 620
Hastings
Wetzel, Miss Lavina, tailoress, res
620 Hastings
Wetzel, Miss Louisa, dressmaker.
Miss Cameron, res 620 Hastings
Wetzel, Oscar, labr, res 620 Hastings
Whatmore, ft C, painter, res 936
Powell
Wheaton, Levi, caulker, res 1309
H< rnby
Whoeler, Wm H, architect, Holland
blk, Cordova
Wheeling, Thos, labr, res 617 Cambie
Whe'Mng, Nathaniel, labr, res 617
Cambie
Whibley, F G, accountant, res 623
Hastings W
Whiley, C W, kook-keeper, Evans,
Coleman & Evans, 66 Water
Wliipple, Mrs Mary, res rear of 609
Powell
Whipple, Thos, carpt, res rear of 609
Powell
Whiston, Thos, foreman fireman,
Fire Hall, Mt Pleas, res Quebec
Whitaker, Alfred, res Thirteenth ave
nr Ontario
Whitaker, R A, elk, Armstrong &
Spencer, Whetham blk
White, A W, carpt, res 1209 Homer
White, F, elk, Anglo-Columbian Co,
Ltd, res 1128 Seaton
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White, Jas, shoemkr, G L Allan, res
13 Cordova
White, Jno, photographer, Oppenhei-
mer cor Carrall, res 24 Sixth ave
White, Joe, boilermkr, C.P.R. shops,
res 721 Cambie
White Swan Hotel, Summers, James,
prop, cor Sevmour and Cordova
White, Wm W, (Champion & White),
Diipont, res Front
Whitehouse, C 8, laborer, res 549
Whitehouse, H, Royal City Mills
Whitehead, Andrew, labr, res cabin,
Hastings E
Whitehead, J M, (Fowls & White-
head), 172 Cordova, res 521 Ham-
ilton
Whitehouse, Mrs, res 540 Keefer
Whitehouse, T E, labr
Whiteley, Ed F, plumbti McLennan
& McFeely's, res 487 Sixth ave
Whiteley, Thos B, expressman, res
Fifth ave coi Brunswick
Whitman, E R, teamster, res Tenth
ave nr Columbia
Whitmore, Jno nightwatchman, Cas-
sady's Mill, res 618 Seymour
Whitman, Marcelous, teamster, res
Eleventh ave E cor Carolina
Whitenack, A J, grocer, res 812
Hastings
Whitenack, W H, clerk grocery, res
812 Hastings
Whitnall, Archibald, C.P.R. offices,
res 834 Hornby
Whitton, F C, patternmaker, res 542
Georgia
Whiteside, Thos J, carpt, resNintli
ave nr Scott
Whitson, Miss Mary, domestic, 1027
Robson
Whitson, Miss M, saleswoman, Glas-
fow house, 1027 Robson
littler C K, barber, 211 Carrall, res
414 Alexander
Whitty , E J, private boarding house,
917 Pender
Whitty, E J, jr, res 917 Pender
Whitty, S, billposter, Opera house
Whitworth, Edwin, machinist,C.P.R,
res 639 Homer
Whitworth, Miss L, tailoress, Wm
Murphy, res 539 Homer
Whitworth, Percy, printer, World of-
fice, res 639 Homer
Whitworth, Wm, marine engr, res
539 Homer
AVickenden, C 0, architect, rms 2-4,
Lefevre blk, res 1044 Pender
Wiegand, C, mgr, Sehl-Hastie <k Co,
res 411 Keefer
Wiffen, W 8, elk, Land Registry of-
fice, res rm 24, Lefevre blk
Wilband, C A, baker, res 902 Nelson
Wilband, E 8, plumber,res 902 Nelson
Wilband, V, retired farmer, res 902
Nelson
Wilbers, Jno J, steward, Hotel Van-
couver, res 825 Howe
Wilberforce Lodge, No77,S.O.E.B.S,
14 Cordova
Wilcox, Edward, electrician, power
house. Westminster ave, res 713
Cambie
Wilcox, Jas, conductor.res Ninth ave
Wild, A, w.ireh'seman, res 113 Water
Wild, H, res 19 Pender
Wilgress, H T, paymaster, C.P.R, res
1226 Robson
Wilke, L«30, foreman, Granville Cigar
Factory, res Ottawa house
Wilkes, J, moulder, res 630 Harris
Wilks, Miss Frances, domestic, C
B Macneill, Robson
Wilkinson, Miss, nurse, lOOSEvel. igh
Wilkinson, Jas, millhand, Hastings
Mill, res Lansdowne ave
Wilkinson, Julius, oil mcht, agt for
Sir Charles Price &Co, l^oudon, res
542 Georgia
Williams & Barker, Red Cross
Brewery, 1026 Seaton
Williams,' Arthur, stonecutter, res
Eighth ave
WilUams, A, (McPhillips & Wil-
liams) barrister-at-law, res 1339
Barclay
AVilliHnis, Chas, edger, Leamy &,
Kyle's Mill, res Mount Pleasant
WilfianiH, Chas W, sawyer, res 2709
A\o¥tir.in8ter ave
Williams & Dawson, land serveyors
and civil engineers,re8 519 Hastings
W
Williams, Edward, moulder res 721
Oppenheimer
Williams, Ed, Royal City Mills
Williams, Francis, tailor, res Beaci'.
ave
Williams, Fred, longshoreman, res
water front foot of Powell
Williams, Geo, shoemaker, Pyke &
Co, res 135 Hastings
Williams, George, plasterer, res 930
Park Lane
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Williams, Geo, clerk, Rand Bros, res
721 Oppenheimer
WiUiama, Geo H, labr, res Grand
View
Williams, Jno, (Williams & Bar-
ker) Red CroBB Brewery, res 1025
Seaton
Williams, John 0, clerk, res 606
Hastings W
Williams, J T, (Williams <k Dawson)
610 Hastings, res ti50 Granville
Williams, J P, pluDiber, res rear of
710 Richard
Williams, Capt J, master mariner,
res 312 Oppenheimer
Williams, Henry M, builder, res 309
Westminster rd
Williamson, John, longshoreman, res
219 Oppenheimer
Williams, P P, millhand, B.C.M.T.&
T. Co, res 324 Dunsmuir
Williams, R P, Royal City Mills
Williams, S, (Williams & Dawson)
surveyor and engineer, res 519
Hastings W
Williams, Sidney, res (550 Granville
Williams, T W, mgr, Okanagan Cat-
tle Co, 14 Hastings E, res 721
Princess
Williams.. T W, butcher, res Princess
Williams, Wm, longshoreman, res
shack near Sugar ReHnery
Williams, — , foreman Jute Factory,
Cambie, res 614 Hamilton
Williamson, A A, A Douglas & Co,
res 616 Hastings W
Williamson, Miss Delia tailoress, E
Dawe & Co, res Seymour
Williamson, Geo E, builder, res
Westminster ave, cor Fifteenth ave
WiUiamson, Thomas, accountant,
auditor, &c., office of de Wolf &
Munro, 609 Hastings W, res 532
Hornby
Willis, Walter, marine engineer res
635 Richard
Wills, Wm, tailor, 6 Holland block,
Garrall, res 513 Westminster, ave
Wills, Charles G, painter, res 936
Powell
Willmon, John, time-keeper, C.P.R.,
res 614 Hamilton
"Tilson, G I, dry goods merchant,
322 Westminster ave
Wilson, F G, bridge carptenter, res
853 Princess
Wilson, William, tailor, res 418
Keefer
Wilson, Albert, labr, res 3 rear of 14
Oppenheimer
Wilson & Dunlop, commission mchts,
929 Westminster ave
Wilson, Bros, wholesale grocers, 605
Granville ^
Wilson, Alex, carpenter, res 612 Sey-
mour
Wilson, A, carpenter, Robertson &
Hackett, 520 Sevmour
Wilson, A S, Royal City Mills
Wilson, Mrs B H, retired, res 140
Hastings E
Wilson, Charles, builder, res 822
Seymour
Wilson, Clias, barrister, (Corbould,
McColl, Wilson & Campbell) Hast-
ings W, res 710 Granville
Wilson, Chas, Hotel Vancouver
Wilson, Chas, stevedore, rm 11, 588
Proctor'H building
Wilson, Dr D H, physician, 120
Cordova, res 1042 Robson
Wilson, David, saddler, Cordova,
820 Hornby {see adi, p. 459)
Wilson, I), prop, Dougall house bar,
res 312 Abbott
Wilson, Miss Ellen, domestic, 818
Howe
Wilson, F P, clerk, McLennan & Mc-
Feely, res 817 Hornby
Wilson, G T, dry goods merchant,
300 Cordova, res 626 Seymour
Wilson, Hugh, carpt, Cornish &
Cooper, res Columbia hotel
Wilson, James, supt telegraph
dept, C.P.R., Granville, res 1310
Robson
Wilpnn, Miss Janet, secy to supt
C.r.R. telegraph, res 1310 Robson
Wilson, John, teamster, Leamy &
Kyle's Mill
Wilson, John, mcht, res Twelfth ave
E, cor Scott
Wilson, John, blacksmith, A McKel-
vie & Co, res Bridge hotel
Wilson, Mrs H, res 1044 Hornby
Wil on, Wm M, printer, res 1329
Howe
Wilson, R J, painter, 423 Hastings
W, res 154 Water
Wilson, Wm, machincman. Royal
City Mills, res 2607 Westminster
ave
Wilson, Wm, tailor, B Simon, res 418
Keefer
Wilson, Wm, clerk, Curtis & New-
som, ree 418 Keefer
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Wilson. W A (Shelton & Co), 618
HaBtings W, res Condell block,
Homer
Wilson, W B, res 411 Cordova
Wilson, W F, book-keeper, Caesady's
Mill, res 1044 Hornby
Winch A Bower, foreign and do-
mestic fruits, fish, gaine, and dairy
produce, res Cordova
WiBch, R V (Winch & Bower), 62
Cordova
Windsor, Charles, mgr, Lulu Island
Cannery, res 624 Oppenheimer
Winskill, Chris, cooper, B.C. Cooper-
age, Cainbie, res 741 Hamilton
Wintemute, Miss Annie, clerk, Post-
office, res 1112 Davie
Wintemute, Benj, fruit tree agent,
les 1112 Davie
Wintemute, B P, clerk, res 1112 Davie
Wintemute, Chas, machinist, res
1112 Davie
Winter, Geo, labr, res 219 Oppen-
heimer
Wise, E, mattress maker, F W Hart,
res Seymour
Winters, A E T, res 1031 Barclay
Wise, James, pensioner, res Prior
Wisse, Jacob, wood turner, res Que-
bec hotel
Wiser, Miss A, dressmaker, res rm
13, 410 Cordova
Wishert, C, longshoreman, res 133
Water
Witikef, Frank, Hastings Mill, res
312 Columbia ave
Witherby, P, res 321 Carrall
Witlirow, Samuel, gentleman, res 60
Twelfth ave
Witt, L R, book-keeper, res 916
Howe
Wize, Arthur, carpenter, res 516
Richard
Wize, Chas, upholsterer. Harts' Fac-
tory, 618 Seymour
Wize, Harry, builder, res 516 Rich-
ard
Wonder, Geo, com agent, res rm 10,
410 Cordova
Wood, A N, blacksmith, res 306
Pender
VVood, Ernest, res 306 Pender
Wood, — , trainband, C.P.R., res
Condell blk, Homer
Wood, Chas A, clerk, Hudson Bay
Co, res 140 Cordova
Wood, Miss Florence, domestic, 1116
Seaton
Wood, George, bricklayer, res 1038
Nelson
Wood, Geo, nightwatchman, B.C.
Iron Works, res 720 Oppenheimer
Wood, James, labr, res 241 Eighth
ave W
Wood, John, labr, Forbes' Wood
Yard
Wood, Joseph, builder, res 604 Bur-
rard
Wood, J G C, canvasser, News-Ad-
vertiser, 420 Cambie
Wood, Miss, book-sewer, Marshall &
McCrae, 314 Homer
Wood, Robert, clerk, McDowell's
Drug Store, res 604 Burrard
Wood, W H, clerk, News-Advertiser,
420 Cambie
Wood, W H, carpt, Thirteenth ave
cor Quebec
Woodaman, Thos F, blacksmith, W.
and V. power house, res 129 Has-
tings E
Woodburn, A J, telephone inspector,
Lefevre blk, res 816 Georgia
Woodean, W T, lumberman, res 935
Hornby
Woodland, Jas, mgr, Kamloops Cattle
Co, res Glasgow hotel
Woodroofe, R, chronometer and
watchmaker, 4 Cordova
Woodrom, John, butcher, 800 Gran-
ville, res 828 Seymour
Woodrow, Jno C, butcher, 800 Gran-
ville, res 828 Seymour
Woodruff^ EL, waiter, Hastings Mill
Wooils, C A, book-keeper, Hudson
Bay Co, res 306 Abbott
Woodson, Geo, barber. Cosmopolitan
rooms, res 224 Abbott
Woods, J G, mgr, Leamy & Kyle's
Mill, ro' 334 Hastings W
Wootton, T H, expressman, 725 Has-
tings W, res 312 Howe
Woodward, res 519 Barnard
Woodward, Chas, gen store. Wood-
ward blk, res 400 Fifth ave
Woodward, Chas, elk, C.P.R, res 620
Princess
Woodward, G C, C.P.R. telegraph
office, res 817 Hornby
Woodward, Herbert, mas^er mariner
res 620 Princess
Woodward, R P, electrician, les 620
Princess
Woodworth, A B, carpt, Robertson &
Hackett, 520 Seymour
E. SPILLMM, Wall Paper, 617 Hastings Si West.
F. W. HART. Undertaker, vSverTc.
VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Woodworth, Blake, carpenter res 265
Georgia
Woodworth, Cap J H, master mariner
rea 812 Howe
World Offloe, John C McLagan,
manager
Worsnop, C A, elk. Custom House,
rea cor Thurlow and Alberni
Wray, John, labr, Raymur ave False
creek
Wrede, Bernard, hotelkeeper, res
316 Carl ave
Wriggles worth, Isaac, butcher, 215
Weatininater rd
Wright & Mitchell, dining dept. Coa-
mopolitan hotel
Wright, David B. logger, rea 1314
Seymour
Wright, Frank, elk. Weeks & Kobson
res 1033 Melville
Wright, Frederick, butcher, o02 Cor-
dova
Wright, F R, butcher, Abercrombiti,
rea Turner blk, rm 17
Wright, Hy, clerk, Scott & Hughes,
auctioneers, Haatings W res Thur-
low
Wright, H, rea 133 Water
Wright, Joseph, painter. Star Wall
Paper House, res ()05 Cainbie
Wright, St. John Hy, res Thurlow
Wright, Leslie, clerk, stationery dept,
C.P.R, res 632 Georgia
Wright, Thos, res Thurlow
Wright, P F, salesman. Week &
Robaon, rea 1033 Melville
Wright, W D, electrician, res 618
Hastings W
Wright, W, clerk, R V Winch & Co,
rea 1033 Melville
Wright, — , rea 774 Homer
WmfllBohn & Bewioke, Ltd,
bankera, real estate and financial
agts, 524-526 Cordova
Wnlffs'ihn, Johann, banker,
(Wulffsohn & Bewicke,) 524-26 Cor-
dova, rea Georgia
Wnrst, G, slaughterman, B.C. Cattle
Co
Wylie, Patrick, longshoreman, rea
438 Seventh ave
Wynn, T G, police constable, C.P.R.
depot, res Pender near Thurlow
Wye, 8 A, plumber, 615 Pender, rea
Hamilton
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Yarco, Wm, butcher, res 417 Harris
Yargan, Adole, tmstr Tait's Mill
Yates & Co, com mchts, 155 Water
Yates, Alfred H, partner, YateaA Co
165 Water
Yates, Chas F, (McLachlan &
Yates), 623 Hastings W, rea 504
Seventh ave, Mt Pleasant
Yates, John, millhand, Tait's Mill,
Third ave, Fairview
Yates, Richard, draughtsman, rea
302 Cordova
York, F M, mgr, 3.C, Stevedore Co,
306 Gore ave
Yorkshire Guarantee & Se-
onrities Corporation, Ltd,
mgr, Wm, Farrell, 301 Cordova
Young, D R, bldr, res 411 Cordova,
res cor Seaton and Thurlow
Young, F H, mcht, res 831 Howe
Young, Herbert, elk, Robertson &Co
307 Cordova, res 413 Princess
Young, James, carpt, rea 413 Princess
Young, James, messenger Dom Exp.
Co, res 623 Howe
Young, Mrs James, res 623 Howe
Youngs, Irving, plumber, Warren &
Co, res 612 Seymour
DOERING & MARSTRAND'S
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BEER AND PORTER
Zeigler, A H, pntr, res Seventh ave E
Zeninaberg, Simon, labr, Forbes'
Wood Yard
Zimmer, Prof, L, herbalist, res 110
Abbott
Zviltanovich, M, cook, res Columbia
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRKCTORY.
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(For Householders, see Alphabetical List.)
CITY LIMl.S.
Commencinj; at the eastern boun-
dary of district lot 184, running west-
erly along the shore of Burrard Inlet
and £n<^lish Bay to a point in district
lot 540 Thence easterly along the
southern boundary of district 540 to
the eastern boundary of district lot
264a; thence northerly along the
eastern boundary of 264a and 184 to
the point of commencement.
FIRE LIMITS.
Commencing 'd the interjection of
a line drawn parailel to Oolumbia
avenue, at a distance of i'^0 feet
therefrom, on the ea?t side with the
shore of Burrard InJei; thence south
along the said line, which is distant 120
feet east from and parallel with Co-
lumbia avenue aforesaid, to its inter-
section with a line 120 feet south of
Dupont street ; thence westerly along
a line 120 feet south of Dupont street
to a point 120 feet west of Carrall
street; thence westerly in a direct
line to a point on Eeatty street, 120
feet south of Pender street, between
Pender and Dunsmuir streets ; thence
weaterly, parallel to Pender and
Dunsmuir streets with the centre of
the lane running between Seymour
and Granville streets ; thence south-
erly along the csntre of the said lane
to its intersection with the centre of
Robson street ; thence westerly along
the centre of Robson street to its in-
tersection with the lane running be-
tween Granville and Howe streets;
thence northerly along the centre of
the said lane to its intersection with
the centre of the lane running be-
tween Dunsmuir and Pender streets
in block 32, subdivision 541 ; thence
westerly along the centre of the said
lane to its intersection with the
centre of Howe street; thence north-
erly along the centre of Howe street
to a point opposite the lane in block
16, subdivision 541 ; thence easterly
along the centre of said lane to a
point opposite the eastern boundary
of lots 13 and 14 in block 15,
sub-division 541; thence northerly
along the eastern boundary of said
lots to a point at low water mark;
thence easterly at low water mark on
the south hore of Burrard Inlet to
the point of commencement.
ABBOTT — Runs south-west from
CU.y Wharf to Pender, Ward 2.
East Side.
Bell-Irving & Paterson
Besley, G B
Webster & Edwards
Water street interkectB.
110 Zimmer, Prof L
208 Melvin, J G
210 Champion & White
212 Grossman, A
214 Hay George
216 Jackson, Mrs M A
222 McKay <t McKiver
224 Alverson, G
Hack, C
Woodson, Geo
Schafer, Jas
Peake, Jus
226 Hanson, Thomas
Turn bull, A
Illingworth, James
lUing worth, Wm
lUinnworth, Thomas
The B.C. DistriiJt Telegraph
and Delivery Co
Mitchell, R
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CITY MARKET, VANCOUVER. B. C.
Drenvry's Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg.
All Wholesale Dealers keep Orewry's Ale, Porter and Lager in Stock.
VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
567
Telegraph OiCce, JontiS, R A
Cordova Street intersects.
306 Herald, Dr Wilson
Langis, Dr H £
McGuigan, Dr W J
Farley, W H
Woods, C A
Kerfoot W J
Hamiltoii, J R
Heney, F F
Kellv, A
Leitiiead
Mclntyre, H
Ichu, F
Hamilton, Robt
Dylte, F W
Parkinson, R H
Taylor, Wm
Aylwin, Geo
Parker, .Tohn
Tow)
Sirnons, Jas
i? idler. Miss J
HastiiiKS Street intenectB.
308 Ohilds, Miss A
Rogers, M.ss F
312 Wilson, Tj
West Side
107 O'Brien, John
Trusdal, Wm
Great Northern Express Co
Berry, H A
Bell, F J
Amen, G H R
Vancouver Gurney Cab and
Delivery Co
206 McLennan, A D
Barrett, Miss E
Water Street intersects.
211 Rubinowitz Louis
213 Woodson, G C
J\tcPoi:
219 Hamilton & Kelly
Hamilton, J R
Kelly, A E
221 Grossman, A
223 Carlson, Miss L
Anderson, Mias L
Larson, T
227 Hatch, J H
229 Jackson. A D
Scurry, H T
Scurrv, C E
231 Uirk,"Veen
Wallace, A
McKenzie, McL
McCoU, Honrv
411 Johnston, J H
Campbell, D J
Johnson, S
Nixon, F
Cordova Street intersects.
Metropole Hotel vacant
Hastings Street W Intersects.
413 Goldstein, G
419 Leach, Thos
ALBBRNI — Runs north-west from
Burrard to Chilco, Ward 1.
Sou'ui Side.
1006 Barwick, Wm
1010 Smith, Jas A
Smith, David A
1020 Burns, Jas
Cooke, Miss Nellie
Burns, Miss Carry
Burns, Miss Maggie
Burns, Herbert
Burns, Frank
1022 McRae, Donald
1026 Vacant
1028 Vacant
Garden, Wm
1042 Barnwell, T W
McJjennan, Miss K A
1040 McGown, Jas
Garden, Jiio
Bennett, Miss Jane
Tliurlow Street intersects,
Vacant
Kirkpatnck, Thos
1130 Eldon, Geo
1132 Allan, Wm
Bute Street intersects.
Ellis, John
Jervis Street intersects.
Dafoe, J Roy
Brougliton Street intersects.
1404 Kingcombe, Edwin
Page-Ponsford, Mrs
1412 Fisher, WB
1414 Hardiman, T R
Nicola Street internects.
Robinson, R
Cardero Street Intertects.
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ALEXANDER — Runs east from
Carrall to Hawke ave, Ward 3.
North Side.
B.C. Iron Wks Co
1 Bagley, Geo H
Vancouver City Iron Wks
2 Scuitto, Jno
4-6 Vancouver Bakery
8 Maccaroni Factory
24 Cocking, Carus
Lee Sing
114 Osies, Alex
122 Keefer & Godden
144 Marsland, Reuben
146 Homewood, Harry
152-154-166 Canonica, Mrs M
South Side.
204 Bruce, J
214 Emard, W
Gore Avenue Intersects.
300 Alexander, R
Alexander, F
Alexander', H
306 Frith, J
324 Bell-Irving, D
Bearcroft, Miss A
318 Bell-Irving, H
Richards, Miss B
Roberts, Mrs C
Smith, Miss A
328 Filion, F
330 Smith, R
334 Johnson, Wm
Minturn, Miss L
336 Hope, C E
Dunlevy Avenue intersects.
410 Cowdery, W
414 Whittier, C K
418 Smith, A
4?2 Roantree, M J
428 Allan, N
Allan, Thos
Jackson Avenue Intersectf.
502 Stitt, J R
Stitt, Miss Una
510 Patterson, Dan
512 Stewart, J M
Stewart, H
518 Smith, A A
520 Cross, G B
522 McKelvie, Mrs J
Say field, Mrs H
McKsrlvle, A J
524 McPhaiden, I) "
626 LawBon, J P
Jackson Avenue intersects.
542 McCoU, James
612 Alexander, —
Heatley Avenue intersects.
716 Baldee, M
718 Smith, Geo
Huxtable, Wm
BARCIiAY — Runs north-west from
Burrard to Stanley Park, Ward 1
North Side.
1027 Muir, T K
1031 Winters, A E T
Newman, H
1121 Apenes, R E
Oliver, Geo
Thurlow Street latersects.
1123 Barwick, P G
Bar wick, Jno W
Barwick, Jno E
1131 Trvthall, Howard
Trvfhall, Wm
Tivilmll, W J
IIHH Hcmiett, H
Bennett, J H
1137 Skene, Wm
1130 Templeton, V 'n
Williiims, A
1141 MniiHon, Wm
Broughtf)n Hireet intersects
But* street intersects.
1415 Roedde, G A
1427 Tetley, Chas
Nic«la Htreet intersects.
South Side.
1018 Lough, Wm
1020 Breeze J D
Breeze. F J
1022 Black, A W
Black, A P
10.30 Harris, R W
1032 Brown, J T
Thomson, T A
Brown, T S
Brown, H H
Brown, (J A
1034 Travi?, G D
1040 Burnet, .1 W
Burnett, Frank
Burnett, Ralph
1042 Leitch, Alex
1044 Leonard, R E
Thurlow Street intersects.
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VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
569
1124 Sinclair, J W
621 Vacant house
1128 Gibb, David
Carl Avenue intf rtects.
1132 Alcock, T C
623 Oleson, Ole
1136 Campion, J W
627 Carter, C H
Bute Utreet intersects.
629 Todrick, J T
Munro, Win
Todrick, J
JervlB Street interseets.
637 O'Dvvyer, D M
661 Clark, C G
Bridgeman, E H
BARNARD— K una east form False
Creek to boundary, Ward 4.
litiigrinan. E
f53 Walsn, W H
(57 McKelvie, Alex
North Side.
Lyman, Wm
Griffiths, Geo
209 Vacant house
Howe Avenue intersects.
213 Vacant house
216 Henry, Sid
Sot'TH Side.
Henry, Levie
217 Abfcromhie, W
Warehouse vacant
223 Caw»;er, Miss A
Vancouver Electric Railway |
Cuwlcsr, Ed
Si Light Co, Ltd
OawUer, Chas
238 Arnold, Wra
'Jawker, Thos
260 Franklin, J L
Cawker, S, jr
Cawker, S
Franklin, H J
262 Kendrick, J
227 Anderson, B
Gore Avenue Intersects.
229 Fitch, W G
235 Scoidone, Chas
249 Vacant
307 DouRlass, Robt
256 Sanke . F H
312 Polio, ., R
316 Orr, Mrs
318 Thome, F C
Gore Avenue Intersects.
366 Dixon, J
300 Tossell. Chas
Moody, Mrs
311 Gillespie, J H
Dunlovy Avenue interteets.
313 Vacant house
315 Vacant house
317 Howell, W
410 Campbell, F
412 DeVVolf, J W
319 Cameron, :Mr8 J D
Jackson Avenue interseets.
505 Weaver, Mrs
INIorton, Thos
566 Buchannan, W W
Carl Avenue intersects.
Jackson i. venue Intersects.
618 Thompson, Alex
507 Vacant liouse
624 Vacant house
509 Paddon, W H
628 Gordon, Wm
511 Bazley, Clias
630 McKenzie, Dan
Bazley, Geo
632 James, W H
613 Mclntvre, Chas
()56 Vacant house
615 Payne, Geo W
658 Murry. A
i'ayne, Mrs R H
660 Craig, D C
617 Langdule, Miss M
062 Vacant house
Lanj^dale, S
Langdale, R 8
Heatley Avenue intersects.
Langdale, J R
VIO Hawes, J G
Langdale, A
712 Lyon, A B
720 McLean, Don
Langdale, Mrs
619 Vacant
724 Harrison, R
566 Vacant house
726 Bridge, F
5;«7 Best, Geo A
Hawks Avenue intersects,
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BRITISH COLDHBIA DIRECTORY.
BBATTY — Runs from Pender,
Ward 2.
West Si»e.
Vacant liouse
523 Burton, A
531 Shack
663 Campbell, D A
BEACH AVENUE— Runs north-
westerly from Burrard to Stanley
Park, Ward 1.
North Sidk.
Johnson, Lacey R
Jervig Street intcnects.
Hartley, F W
Nicola Street Intersects.
Williams, Francis
Bidwell Street intersects.
Vacant
Chilco Street intersects.
Creery, McCreight
South Side.
Mackey, W T
Morgan, Frank
Vacant
Smith, A B
Denman Street intersects.
Murphy, J F
Polenz,' Adolphe
Rowe, Victor
Towers, Robt
Langhorn, Edwd
Bedstea'i, Jno
Pitts, Wm
Godfrey, Geo
Dolan,'Mike
Scott, Jno
BOUNDARY AVENUE-Runs
north and south from Powell to
False Creek.
BRIDGE, Fairview.
West Side.
Chase, W H,
Revelo, Joseph
BROUOHTON — Runs south-west
from Coal Harbor to English
Bay, Ward 1.
East Side.
628 Home
Pender Street intersects.
BRUNSWICK, Mt. Pleasant
East— Runs south from Fifth
ave to boundary, Ward 5.
East Side.
Keefer, J G
Sixth Ave intersects.
BURNABY— Rune north-west
from Burrard to English Bay.
North Side.
Garvey, A E
Burrard Street intersects
Ker, J B
Thurlow Street intersects.
Martin, Geo
Bute Street intersects.
BURRARD — Runs south-west
from railway to English Bay.
East Side.
Hastings Street Intersects.
Innes, F C
Pender Street intersects.
Lindsay, Mrs Chas
516 NichoU, Mrs Helen
518 Miller, Jonathan
522 LePage. L
524 Kent, W F
Trinity College
Mackay, George
Dunsmulr Street Intersects.
604 Wood, Joseph
608 Cairns, Mrs M M
612 Ma'jiarlane, A
616 Vacant
620 Berteaux, G E
624 Weaver, S
028 Vacant
630 Robertson, Gideoa, J.P
632 Christ Church
730 Vancouver Collegiate f .hoot
Johnson, Jas L
OeorKla Street intersects.
321
515
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CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER.
VANCOUVER CITY DIRECTORY.
561
734 Kinmond, R D
800 Buckland College
Robson Street intersects.
816 McGregor, D
Vacant lot
818 Harling, James
820 Marani, C J
824 Mershon, L H "
826 Vaughan, W
Sulley, W
West End Fublic School
House and Grounds from Helmcken
until Nelson Htreet intersects.
Vacant lot
Davie Street intersects.
Vacant lot
Drake Street intersects.
1804 8ills, Thomas
Vacant lot
1336 Cook, John
Vacant lots ,<
radflc street intersects.
West Side.
321 BosuBtow, J H
Bosustow, C A J
Milne, T A
515 Takeshita, S
Davies, E P
Melville Street corners.
Lavington, Miss Lilian
617 McLaren, Rev E D
Reiach, Miss D
Georgia Street intersects.
Alborni Street intersects.
A'^acant
717 Vacant
721 Vacant
755 Vacant
Davidson, C N
813 Poller, John
815 Gatter, J W
6H> Vacant
821 Vacant
Haro .■street corners.
Vacant
Old School House
Barclay Street corners,
e haw. H P
Storey, Miss A
1110 Sirene, C R
Davie Gtruet intertects.
Buruaby Street intersects.
1405 Walker, W H
1411 Newsom, Wm
Newson, Jas A
Pacific Street intersects.
BUTE— Runs south-west from Coal
Harbor to English Bay, Ward 1.
East Side.
740 Marsden, Hy
Marsden, Miss A
Alberni Street intersects.
C AM B IE — Runs south-westerly
from railroad track, Ward 2.
East Side.
216 Kiel & Kerr
226 Casement & Creery
Cordova Street intersects.
Thyniie, W F G
Thynne, A G
Emanuels, G F
326 Quinn, W J,
328-30 Davis, J K
332 Ross, Wm
334 Fauquier & Flitton
336 Garclen, Hermon & Burwell
Hitiitings Street intersects.
410 Lane, S A
420 News-Advertiser
Prescott, J W
Schow, N C
Cotton, AH
Campbell, Wm
= Wood, J G C
Wood, WH
Hodgson, F
Spinks, T A
Powell, Jno L
Roedde, G A
Pender Street intersects
Alleyway intersects.
City Hospital
Pender btreet intersects.
636 Dinsmoru, A
Nine vacant lots
510 McPhee, Jas
540 Hunt, Wm
Two vacant lots
546 Atkinson, Peter
Dunsmnir Street intersects.
710 Hart, F W
Donelley, Miss Kate
Georgia Street intersects.
722 Johnstone, W A
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
720 Hill, John
Four vacant lots
Vancouver Saw Mill Co
Hayden & Mylius
WliRTf between Gamble and Abbott.
Watts & Trott
West Side.
219 Vacant
Sprayer, B
Buxton & Rodney
Cordova Street intersects.
305 Bradstreet's Mercantile Agy
Perry, C Z
307 Prest, T & Co
McLean, Bros
311 Real Plstate Exchange
313 Towle, A H
Strathern, John
Board of Fire Underwriters
315-7 Anderson, R A & C o
Great Northern Railway
319 Vacant office
321 Vacant office
English Kitchen
325 Elliott, W G
Vacant lots
Hastings Street intersects.
High School
605 Connacher, H B
603 Mutrie, U
DHnsmuir Street intersects.
605 Davis, J K
613 Percival, John A
Two vacant lots
607 Vacant house
615 Vacant house
Four vacant lots
617 Law, David
631 Tomlinson, Mrs J E
Eight vacant lots
633 Connon, J
Allen, J A
Georgia Street intersects.
711 Allan, W F
713 McDonald, Miss M
717 Shirley, Thos
715 Lapoint, Wm
710 Freure. M W
Four vacant lots
721 White, Joseph
Two and a half vacant lots
731 Spinks, T A
Kobson Street intersects.
Six vacant lots
741 Hooper, Wm
823 Geddis, John
821 Matheson, M
827 Flitton, R H
Muddell, Claude
829 Johnstone, G F
827 Macdonald, John
841 Falconer, Peter D
CAMPBELL AVENUE-Runs
south from Powell to Bay View,
Wards 3 and 4; Hastings street
divides.
East Side.
Vacant house
Prior Street intersects.
Vacant blk
Barnard Street intersects.
Vacant house
Harris Street intersects.
Vacant blk
Kcefer Street intersects.
Vacant blk
Hastings Street intersects.
Vacant blk
OppenhelMer Street intersects.
Fraser, W H
Eraser, E P
Brehut, Well
Fraser, Miss H
Powell Street intersects.
West Side.
Droissart, Emile
Prior Street intersects.
Herman, Kirkbusch
Lyon, Martin
545 Dixon, Gordon
Princess Street intersects.
Vacant block
Keefer Street intersects.
Vacant block
Harris Street intersects.
Vacant block
349 McNair, Arch
646 Dixon, S
CARL AVENUE— Runs south
from railway track to Grove
street, Wards 3 and 4. Hastings
street divides
East Side.
114 McGirr, Wm
Alexander street Intersects.
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Vacant block
228 McAlpine, J A L
Burrard Inlet intersticts
230 Mason & Peterson
316 Wrede, Bernard
Oppenheimer St«eet intersects.
Oppenhelmer Street IntersectB.
Oyster Bay Restaurant
Vacant block
302 Davis, Luther, Graveley blk
Powell Street intersect*.
Boston Millinery, Gravely
block
Farsburg, C G, Graveley blk
318 Richmond Hotel
322 Gray, Thos
408 Adams, Geo R
4(H$ Vacant house
404 Vacant house
HaRtlngs Street latersectg.
324 Munn, Alex
Vacant block
Tem pletoD , W m , Templeton
Keefer Street Intersects.
block
Vacant block
Templeton Block
Princess Street Intersects.
Ontario Grocery
Vacant block
O'Rourke & Jervis
Prior Street intersects.
Hastings street intersects.
Vacant block
Vacant, 1 Holland blk
Karnard Street Interjects.
Chinese Store, 2 Holland
blk
Wing, Chinese Store, 3 Hol-
Vacant block
Hams Street intersects.
Vacant block
land blk
Wing, 4 Holland blk
Willis, Wm, 5 Holland blk
Grove Street intersects.
West Side.
424 Yee Ah
Franks, Z
Vacant block
Dupont street intersects.
Alexander Street intersects.
500 Opera Resort
Vacant blk
530 McDowell, John
Powell Street intersects.
Proctor
Vacant blk
Tubbs, Fred, 2 Proctor's bldg
Oppenheimer Street intersects.
Dunn, Thomas, 3 Proctor's
til
311 Jones, Robert
bldg
Hat tings Street intersects.
538 Proctor, Harrv, Proctor's
bldgs
540 Chinese
Vacant blks
Jessop & Arnold, Pacific
Iron Works
CARRALIi — Runs south from City
560 Wellington Coal Yard
558 Royal City Mills Warehouse
Wharf to Royal City Planing
Mills. The east and west sides to
566 RoyalCity Mills Warehouse
Hastings street divide Wards 4
Royal City Mills
and 2.
West Side.
East Side.
U.S.S. Co, Firth, James
CordoTa Street intersects.
U.S.S. Co, Darling, Henry
Haywood, W D
200 Vacant
107 Hong Chong
Copp, Cap W H
202 B.C. Cattle Co, Ltd
Water Street here.
204 Vacant
201 Urquhart, Wm
206 Vacant
205 Stewart, D & Co
208 Robertson, R
Salvation Army Barracks
212 Tremont Hotel
209 Levi, Carl
216 Creamer & Langley
211 Whittier, C K
218 Crown Saloon
213 Goldstein, A
224 Clark, Robt
217 McPherson, E E
226 Stark, James, Glasgow Hse
219 Sturgeon, MrsTH
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Frechette, O T
221 Adolph. Albert
223 Wetzel, C C H .
226 Waterman, Mrs
227 Timmins, R C
Jordan, W E
Cordova Street hore.
309 Carey, Thos
Goldstein Bros
Robie, H J
313 McLean, D M
Gray, Miss L
Hall, Miss A
315 Filion, F
Britton, E C
Frederickson, L C
Davis, L
Temple, Jno G
DeckM
Weaver, S
Weaver, S D
McGuire, M J
Hewett, M W
Stanford, Jas
Haines, Arthur
Greer, Wm
Witherby, P
Kelly, vim
Shearer, A L
Mee, Robt
Cooke, A C
Hellings, Chas
323 Robbs, Dr Jas F
327 Plant, Peter
Lewis
Burchell, Chas
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West — Runs south from First
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CENTRE, Mount Pleasant,
West — Runs south from North
Arm Bridge to boundary, Ward 5
CHILCO — Runs south-west from
Alberni to English Bay, Ward 1.
Wbbt Side.
Prefontaine, J
Obcn, Jno
COMOX — Runs north-west from
Burrard to Stanley Park, Ward 1.
North Side.
1023 Martinson, B
1025 Mole, Henry
Dougall, Mrs F
Morgan, £ B
Dimond, Mrs L
Dimond, Jno
Dimond, C T
Dougall, Miss M
Sharp, Hy Jos
Thurlow Street intergectR.
Vacant
Bute Street intersectfl.
Unfinished house
1226 Leask, A
1227 Archibald, Capt
Jcrvis Street IntersectN
South Side.
1126 Earle, Henry
1062 Cooper, Ernest
Burrard Street intersects.
1180 Marshall, DG
1140 Vacant
1128 Gurry, Francis
Armstrong, W H
Jervis Street intersects.
1180 Beck, A E
1182 Campbell, Jno
Bute Street interseetB.
Stevens, Geo
Broughton Street intersectn.
COLUMBIA AVENUE - Runs
south from Alexander to Dupont,
Wards 3 and 4.
East Side.
Sproule, E J
Powell Street intersects.
308 Kuno Chi
312 Witekeif, Frank
314 Barke. H J
318 I^vi, John
Hastings Street intersects.
414 Vacant
418-20-22-24 Columbia block va-
cant
Dupont Street intersects.
West Side.
209 Vacant
207 Ashfield & Co
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217 Vacant
215 Vacant
213 Vacant
Boyd & Clandening
317 Tracy, J B
COLUMBIA, Mount Pleasant
— Runs from Creek to boundary.
Ward 6.
CORDOVA — Runs nortli-westerly
from Carrall to Railwav Depot,
Ward 2.
Richards Street diTides.
North Side.
7 Brown, Joseph
11 Tilley, ST& Son
13 Allen, G L *
15 MacLean, MA ,
Lundv & Fletclier
17 Goldburj?, D
21 Hart, F W
23 Hart, F W
23>^ Hart, F W
26 Rubenowitz, L
27 Schwahn, E, New Fountain
Hotel
37-39 Petersky, Simon
33 Fountain Saloon
45 Sudmin, J
47-49 Silverman, K
61 Simon, B
Lockhart & Center
Ventura, Anton
St Armand
Mawmann, P
69 Murphy, Wm
73 Schwahn, A, Atlantic Hotel
77 Goldburg, Z G
Cosmopolitan Hotel
103 Abercrombie & Co
105 Kinmond, R D
Howell, S H
Cameron, Miss M
Pearsall, Chas
Trorey, Geo E
186 Hoffman House Restaurant
Hoffman House
137 Wilson, D
139 DouKlas, C S & Co
156 Foxley, Miss E G
159 Curtis & Newsom
161 Scott's Lunch Rooms
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161 Macfarland, J W
Whetham block
Armstrong & Spencer
Brydone-Jack, A C
Harris & Macniel
Graveley, WE
Hallett, Isaac
Magee, E A
167 Evans, Coleman & Evans
301 Yorkshire Guarantee & Se-
curities Corporation, Ltd
303 Mellon, Smith & Co
Vancouver Varnish Works
Crowder & Penzer
305 Painton, Fred J
307 Robertson & Co
Farrer, Geo E
311-321 Oriental Hotel annex
313 Walker, Mrs N W, Palmer
House Restaurant
315 McKinnell & Decker
317 Freure, M W
Masonic Block
Chipman, J £
Bates, John A
Pacific Shorthand and Bus-
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Knights of Pythias
Blake, J J
319 Hall, J Z
Blackmore, W
317 Barker, Robt
321 Purdy, R & Co
Stirrett, A C
Bushong, Ivan
Sherman House
Vacant lot
401 VonGinther, Dr A
403 Taylor, W S
Ward, Arthur
Edwards, Lewis J
405 Williams, John S
Palmer & Corrigan
Macklin, James
407 Baker Bros & Co, Ltd
409 McConnell, G S
411 McCraney, H P & Co
Banfield, John J
Holland Block
Shoebotham, T B
Wheeler, Wm H
Patterson, W S
Dawe & Co
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Lambert. Joe
Jalian, T Ennor
Breeze, J D
Clark, E J
Knowles & Macaulay
Turner, George
Jonei), P J,
Hosaack, A D
Nicolls, J P
Young, D R
Wilson , W B
413 Rattenbury, F M
Suckling, H W
Shimizu, S
Kito, T
Imai, T
South Side.
2 Allan, ThoH
McDonald, D L
4 Woodroofe, R
McNaughton, D
6 Goldstein, Bros
8 Dunn & Or
10 McDowell, H & Co
14 Vacant
18 McLean, D J & Co
20 Mills, R
22 Mansell, C B
24 Ralph, Wm
28 McMillan & McLeod
32-34 Sehl-Hastie-Erskine Fur-
niture Co, Ltd
Wiegand, C
36 Bond, Mrs M
36-38 Mainland Market
Quann, Thos & Sons
46 Ben & Charles
Ferguson, Jas
48 Ramsay & Sons
50 City Printing Works, Try-
thall, W J
52 Winch & Bower
56 "Vancouver Drug Co
68 Mutrie & Brown
Ufford, A
Evans, David
60 Campbell, D J
62-64 Russell, McDonald & Co
66 Tunstall, Dr
70 Clair, Peter
72 Jin & Tamura
74 Gordon, G R
76 Reid, .Tohn
Abbott Street intersect!.
100-2 Rand Bros
100 Vancouver Gas Co office
102 The Western Investment,
SavinsH & Trust Co, Ltd
Campbell Carriage Works
104 Powe, J & W
Johnston , Kerfoot & Co
106 Nelson, Chas
108 Thomson, Bros
110 Collins. H
112 Hutchinson, J G & Co
McLennan & McFeely
114 Fader, C J & Co
118 Jackson, J W
126 Hanafin, Mrs
Hanatin, J P
128 Devine, Jno & Son
Vacant
130 Spaulding & Vanderwater
132 Clark, W A Co
134 McDonald, Joseph
136 Clark, Chas
138 Vacant
140 Hudson Bay Co
Wood, C A
144 Godfrey & Co
146-148 Davidson Bros
150 Drysdale, Gordon
160 Bailey Bros
164 Anderson, Chas
168 Manning, G W
170 Philp, C S
Powis & Whitehead
Cambie Street intersects.
Buxton & Rodney
300 Wilson, G I
302 Burritt, H D
306 B.C. Land and Investment
Co I
308 Morrison, J W
322 Hulse, Chas
324 Mather & Larson
326 Heney, B F
328 Clubb & Stewart
316 Tapley, J, jr
318 McLean & Murray
408 Dunlap, Cooke & Co
410 Moyer, Mrs S M
412 Tisdall, Chas E
Clarke, F S
414 Beggs, W F
418 Turner, C E
420 AUardyce, J C
424 Douglas, J C
426 Morrow, T R
430 The Canadian - Australian
Com & Trading Co, Ltd
432 Home, J W
434-36 Macfarlane, A G
Richard Street interstcts.
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606 Moore, H G
1020 Squair, W H
612 Crook, & Co
Burrard Street intersucts.
514 Straiibe, V J
1024 Steward, Jno
518 Shearing, J B
1110 Boucher, F D
Waddi, Bros
Thurlow Street intursecti.
620 Vacant
622 Board of Trade
624-26 Wulffaohn & Bewicke
628 Mason, J & Co
530 Loemans, A F
632 Wesbrook, G W
534 Edwards, Bros
1112 Wintemute, Miss Annie
Wintemute, Benj
Wintemute, B P
Wintemute, Chas
1130 Waller, Robt
1138 Bajus, Wm
1144 Abels, Chas
Seymour Street Intersects.
Hill, Robt
600 Summers, Jas
But* Street interseets.
620 Hoi man, H G
622 Sadris, W J & Co
Hill, Joseph
624 Hardiman. T R
628 Butler, H E
606 Reid, Mrs F
DRAKE — Runs north-west from
Homer to Burrard, Wards 1 and 2.
608 Vacant
610 Snowdon, H L
North Side.
6 .2 Heaps, E H
401 Boddly, W S
614 Kent & Talcott
Homer street Intersoctt.
616 McDonald, Colin
403 Anderson, Wm
618 Barnes, Walter
Carle, David
636 Jowett, Mrs A E
406 Telford, Geo
Telford, Jno
C.P.R. RESERVE— Runs west of
409 Coville, Jno
Bridge street.
413 Gray Peter
West Side.
417 Johnston, Chas
421 Vacant
Gass, Frederick
426 Blackwood, A S
East Side.
429 Dodge, Thos
Rlcbard Street intersects.
Grants' Planing Mills
516 McCarthy, Jno
g»uth Shore of False Creek intersects.
619 Goodwin, Chas
Forbes' Wood Yard
623 Sayer, Arthur
527 Morris, Hannah
Seymour Street intersects.
DAVIE — Runs nortti-west from
Homer to Denman, Wards 1 and
730 Jervis, C E
2 ; Richard street divides.
North Side.
Howe Street intersects.
Castile. Jno
1130 Main, Wm
Dunn, Albert
DUFFERIN, Mount Pleasant
— Runs west from Westminster
avenue to junction with Fifth
avenue.
South Side.
North Side.
Robinson, Jas
40 New bouse
K'ChHrd Street intersectg.
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Flett, Jno
Shearing, J B
612 Dubberly, Jos
136 Towler, Wm
B 3ymour Street Intersectg.
448 McLean, A D
616 Hanna, J J
Brusatori, Carlo
620 Lundy, Frank
Cady, James
Lundy, W J
Quebec Street intersects.
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Seagrave, John
Tite, J Reynolds
Tite, Mrs S
Tite, Miss Margaret
Ontario Street Intersects
Horrobin, Tbeo
Macfle, J W
Manitoba Street intersects.
Westminster Avenue interseots.
83 Schweger, George
85 Vacant
87 Miles, Mrs
376 Fairon, Alphonse
Prince Edward Street intersects.
Vacant
South Side.
421 S pain, Cyrus
423 Spain, Edward
New House
453' Johnstone, Jas 6
Carolina Street intersects.
Gilmore, Wm
DUNLEVY AVE-Runa
from Railway track to
Wards 3 and 4.
Hastings street Divides
East Side. '
106 Mearns, W D
Alexander Street intersects.
110 Grose, Henry
Vacant block
Powell street iasterseoti.
316 Gargill
Oppenheimer Street intersects.
408 Hall, John P
Hastings Street intersects.
410 Vacant House
Vacant block
Princess Street intersects.
Keefer Street intersects.
Harris Street interseots.
Barnard f treet intersects.
We8T Side.
107 Vacant house
111 Vacant house
Powell Street intoraeots.
233 Spencer, O L
Oppenheimer Street interseots.
Vacant block
Hastings street intersects.
south
Prior.
Vacant block
Princess Street intersects.
Keefer Street intersects.
Harris Street intersects.
Barnard Street intersects.
Vacant house
Prior street Interseots.
DUNSMUIR— Runs north-west
from Seattle to Burrard, wards
1 and 2.
NoBTH Side.
Richard Street divides.
409 Donnelly, E H
Homer Street intersects.
411 Miller, Wm
611 Maitland, Miss E
Seymour and Richard Streets intersect.
South Side.
300 Mackinnon, Robt
Gamble Street here.
Hamilton Street intersects.
302 Richardson, Ghas
304 Uawson, H T
310 Tallman, S
Donnelly & Co
316 Dalton, John R
318 Murphy,Wm
322 Downing, E H
Collins. J
324 Downing, W
Homer Street intersects.
406 Sacred Heart Academy
Bichard Street intersects.
610 Gibson, Mrs Agnes
614 Vacant
616 Vacant
WiLLIill
DUPONT— Runs east from Carrall
to Westminster ave, Ward 4.
NoBTH Side.
9 Chang Kee
6 Paw Wo & Co
11 Thomas, Fannie
15 Hong Wo
17 Hing Kee
21 Wing Hing Lung A Co
26 Kong Man Lung
29 Wing Sang & Go
31 DuLee
31>^ Shooting gallery
33 Hune Hing & Co
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36 Nadelman, L
37 Bowk^e Chan
39 Lock Kee
41 Gollen, Max
Mah Num
43 Chinese barber
46 Carter, Mrs L
106 Columbia Block
Japanese immigrant rooms
136 Beattie. A M
South Side.
12 Wing Yuesn & Co
18 Joss House
20 We Luny
22 Wing On Tai & Co
26 Quong On
24 Josa House
28 Jan Kee & Co
34 Chinese Boarding House
36-38-40 Chinese Board'g Hse
■ 42 King Tong
48 Sang Lung Co
62 Cook, W S
100 Champion & White
Lee Yee
102 Sing Kee
Hip Yuen
106 Tai Chee
122 Sam Gee
124 Ah Ing
126 He Chong
140 Bishop, John
Chinese Methodist Mission
EIGHTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant — Runs east and west
from Westminster avenue Wards
4 and 6, Prince Edward street
divides.
NoBTH Side.
McGillivray, John
Lester, James
Westminater Avenue intersects
Scotia btrcet intersects.
Quebec Street intersects.
46 Caldwell, Chas A
241 Wood, James
Oatario Street intersects.
Black, Walter
Black, Miss Jessie
Fraser, Bobt
Bruce, Alex
Victoria Street intersects.
Prince Kdward Street intersects.
Bruce, John
260 Graham, Hugh
268 Mitchell, Robt
Brunswick Street intersects.
New house
Featherston
Bell, William
South Side.
Elliott, Claude,
Magee, Geo £
First Street intersects.
McLean, John
64 Godfrey, C A
Welsh .'Fred
/ Hall, John
Kerr, Ben
Saunby, Dan
72 Vacant
Herald, D
Herald, Wilson
Herald, Mrs
Quebec Street intersects,
133 Vacant
Saulsbury. Mrs
136 Ludlow, Wm
Ontario Street intersects.
Williams, Arthur
Columbia Street intersects.
Thompson, A W
Hutchings, G W
Vacant
Baxter, Truman S
Vacant
Hewitt, Joseph
Carolina Street intersects.
Baker, Geo B
Campbell, P C
Conn, Wm H
Scott Street intersects.
Munro, G N
Public School,
Vacant house
Birch Street intersects.
Morse, H R
Gray, T
Alder Street in tei sects.
McLean, Lachlan
Doig, James
Painter, Harry J
Vacant house
Oak street intersects.
Vacant house
Laarel Street intersects.
Vacant house
Willow street intersects.
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Johnson,
Alder street intenects.
Gowperthwaite, F JVI
Dresser, A W
Sumner, Wm
Ash Street Intersects.
Oldfield, John
EVBLEIQH — Runs north-west
from Burrard to Thurlow, Ward 1.
South Side.
1004 Vacant
1008 Wilkinson, Miss
Turner, Miss S B
1012 Shelton, Giles
1018 Reed, Jno
1020 Banham, R G
1024 Curry, Mathew
Cole, Cooper
1026 Vacant
1028 England, Jas
Thurlow Street Intersects.
North Siob.
1009 Vacant
1023 Robinson, F
Burrard Street Intersects.
1025 Vacant
1029 Dalton, W T
1031 Vacant
ELEVENTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant— Runs east and west
from Westminster ave, Wards 4
and 6.
Prince Edward btreet divides.
East Sidk.
43 Taylor, R B
Westminster Avenue intersects.
Whitman, Marcelous
Carolina Stre<'t intersects.
43 Tavlor
63 Hamilton, J £
Dalzell, Geo
69 Roberts
North Side.
147 liCe, John
149 Ross, Donald
Quebec Street intersects
Westminster Avenue intersects.
Stapleton, C
Columbia Street intersects.
Vacant
Manitoba Street Intersects.
189 Hatch, James H
Ontario Street in'ersects.
Westminster Avenue inturseeta.
South Side.
60 Griffith, Joseph
Quebec Street intersects.
102 Bethune, Alex
McMillen, Rev J W
Ontario Street intersects.
Harris, Daniel
Hyde, Henry
Manitoba Street intersects.
Brown, Chas H
Hart, Fred J
Abbott, J
Columbia Street interseots.
FALSE CREEK.
Nobtu Side.
Chamberlain, Robl
Lindsay, S
O'Flynn, Jno
C.P.R. shops
Martin, Jos
Andrew, Emanuel
Vinchie, Louis
Canessa, Jno
Coogan, Edward
Boeur, F
nrTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant— Runs east ar d west
from Westminster avenue, Wards
4 and 6.
Prince Kdward Street divides.
North Side.
Atkinson, Ed
Berry, H A
Quebec Street iuterseota.
Berry, Percivial
Buck, Frank
Elliott, John
Quebec Street interreoti.
21 Buckoll, Wm
23 Sparrow, J J
Scotia Street intersects.
South Side.
McLean, Norman
Westcott, Winfield S
Buchanan, Donald
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NoBTH Side.
20 McGuire, Robt
Wettmlnster Avenue Intenects.
26 Miller, Wm R
South Side.
102 Uasketh, Robt
Heaketh, N R
Uesketh, A £
Scotia Street inteneots.
104 Lloyd, Pierce, jr
Lloyd, Pierce
Whitely, Thos B
Barton, James
Barton, Davis
P Goudron & Co
Goudron, P
New house
Gauvreau, A
FIFTEENTH AVENUE,BIoimt
Pleasant— Runs east and -west
from Westminster avenue, Wards
4 and 5.
Prince Edward Street divides.
North Side.
Kilby, George
Jones, Wm
Duncan, Mr.": F H
South Side.
McBride, Archibald
Brown, Chas L
FIR, Mount Pleasant West-
Runs south from Greek to boun-
dary. Ward 5.
FIRST AVENUE, Meant Plea-
sant—Runs west from False
Creek.
FOURTEENTH AVENUE,
Mount Pleasant— Runs east
and west from Westminster ave.
Wards 4 and 5, Prince Edward
street divides.
Sophia Street intersects.
NoBTH Side.
CuUum, Garrolton
Brown, John
South Side.
Quebec Street Intersects.
Clayton, Geo L
Forey, Gerald
Johnson, Wm H H
McGuigan, James
FOURTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant— Runs west from
False Creek.
South Side.
Thierstein, Miss Mary
Hager, Rev A
27
FRONT, Mount Pleasant —
Runs south-east from Westmin-
ster avenue to Prince Edward
street and west from Westminster
avenue to Columbia street, Ward
5.
East Side.
284 Scott
288 Wurst, G
Mitchell, John
B. C. Cattle Co
McDonald, D G
Little, Miss Margt
Scotia Street Intersects.
113 Sanderson, Alex
116 Vacant
Reed, James A, City Pound
Mcintosh &, Go's Slaughter
House
Logan, Mathew
Columbia Street Intenects.
Crematory here.
White, Wm
Japs
Champion, Sam K
Urch, Walter
Bridge Street intersects.
Frodsham, Wm
GEORGIA- Runs north-west from
Beatty to Inlet, Wards 1 and 2.
North Side.
231 Hamilton, Albert
236 Moors, John A
239 Urquhart Francis
243 Kerr, John W
251 Ferguson, D J
256 Wood worth, Blake
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTORY.
247 Johnston, Geo H
305 Hatch, George W
807 Bowman, Joseph H
309 Walker, John
311 Clark, James W
318 Anderson, Alfred
315 Holmes, Alfred
317 Coldwell, J A
Brown, Mrs J
Strathie, Alex
Green House and Nursery
801 Anderson, J £ & Co
813 Brown, Wm
815 Woodburn, A J
Douglas House, R H Steven-
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Christ Church. Episcopal
1003 Browning, J M
Bodwell, Frank
Bodwell, Mrs
1021 McGillvray, D
McKay, Miss J
1026 Morrow, T R
1027 McQueen, Jas
1033 Marshall, Robt
Marshall, Alex
Bentley, W H
Thurlow Street intersects.
1103 Dunn, Thos
1119 Varant
1121 Martin, F X
Martin, A L
1125 Robertson, Dr A M
Robertson, David
Robertson, W R
Bute Street Intersects.
1139 Jones, H A
1203 De Wolfe, Geo
Wulffsohn, J
Vacant
Godfrey, Wm
Godfrey, J J
Foy, Mrs
Bidden, A W
Vacant
Jervii Street intersects.
1519 Bailey, Wm ,
Brsughton Street intersects.
South Side.
Homer Street intersects
402 Scott, Leonard
404 Struthers, Alex
408 Keil, James
Richard Street interseets.
Congregational Church
Leonard, R A
546 Clubb, Wm
650 Perry, C Z
Seymour Street intersects.
604 Waverly Hotel,
608 Queen Bros
632 Lewis, Henry J
638 Baker, £ A
614 McGillvray, D
624 Newman, Miss C
Newman, MisE B
Granville Street intersects.
Hotel Vancouver
Burrard Street intersects.
1020 Rand, C D
1030 Cambie H J
1116 Keith, J C
Thurlow Street intersects.
1140 Johnston, Dr G D
1144 Evans, Percy W
Evans, Ernest E
1202 Conley, Chas
Bute Street intersects.
1210 Mulhall, J J
1310 Mackay, H H
Jervis Street interaeota.
1318 Orr, James
1320 Ferris, H J
Ferris, PM
CoUcutt, Jas
Ferris, Mrs Wm
1400 Pearsall, Chas
Broughton Street intersects.
1408 Vacant
Mcola Street intersects.
1502 Graveley, W
New house
1512 Vacant
1608 Rogers. B T
GILFORD — Runs south-west from
Coal Harbor to English Bay,
Ward 1.
CK>RB AVBNUK— Runs south-
easterly from the Inlet to False
creek, Wards 3 and 4 ; Hastings
divides.
East Side.
206 HarknesB, W J
Powell Street interaeota.
124 McFarland, J W
Douglas, £ J
128 Rennie, Mary Capt
Dwyer, Duriah
208
212
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Drewry's Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg.
All Wboleaale Dealers keep Orewry's Ale, Porter and Lager in Stock.
VANrOCVKB CITY DIBECTOHY. 573
130 Nelson, J T
Vacant blk
Alexander Street intenects.
Princess Street intersects.
Vacant block
Mead, Geo, 1 Terrace
Beecher, C M
Limpus, Alfred, 2 Terrace
208 Fanacea, J G
Vacant house, 3 Terrace
212 St. James' Church School
Duncan, Chas, 4 Terrace
214 St. James' Church
Tofte, Bredo, 5 Terrace
306 York, F M
Grawer, R, 5 Terrace
Mahony, Wm H
Davidson, 6 Terrace
Oppenhelmer Street intersects.
Keefer Street Inteiseots.
416 Vacant house
613 Brechin, Robert
Hastings Street intersects.
615 Twaddle, James
418 Vacant
617 Macaulay, Chas
606 Vacant shack
619 Vacant house
Princess Street intersects.
Harris Street intersects.
Blackwood, Bros
508 Vacant shack
Barnard Street intersects.
610 Vacant house
612 Shanks, Jamea
Vacant blk
516 Vacant house
Prior Street intersects.
513 Main, Thomas
South Side.
Gresty, Mrs Mary
Vacant blk
Marrinton, Chas
Marrinton, J C
Keefer Street intersects.
Faulkner, Ben
814 Main, David
816 McKeil, W A
GRAND VIEW.
Barnard Street intersects.
lot 264 A, blk 63
Main, Wm
Williams, G H
Vacant blk
Mason, John
Harris Street intersects.
Shum, F
906 Slade, John
Raine, N
Prior Street intersects.
Burns Chas
Hamilton, J B
North Side.
Lot 264 A, blk 137
Butcher, F
Barnes, Thos
Stevens, W E
Cronk, B M
Smith, J W
Downer, J F
GRANVILLE— Runs south-west
Steel, F
from Cordova to Bridee street.
Price, Thomas
Ward 1.
Pennaway, J
McDonald, A
East Side.
McArthur, J
400 Muir, Arch
Vacant blk
Hastings West intersects.
Alexander Avenue intersects.
Cordova Street Iiere
402 Roberts, Robert
West Side.
Customs OflSce
121 Vacant
123 Stevens, Geo
Robertson, Dr A M
General Poatoffice
524 Bauer, F W
Powell Street intersects.
526 Lake, C F
307 Bearcroft, Ohaa
Laurenson, J
Oppenhelmer Street intersects.
Martin, Rabt
307 Orton, Arthur
Cliff, A A
Hastings Street intersects.
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Gintzburger, M
628 Buxton, J M & Go
612 Vacant
DanBmuir Street interaects.
Bank of Montreal
614 Ferguson, J C
616 Legg, G T
618 Vacant stores ^
628 Jones, W J
680 Carroll, Dr J T
McDowell, H & Co
636 Johnston, Campbell, R C
638 Canadian Genl Electric Co,
Ltd
642 New York blk
Telegraph Co, C .P. R.
646 C.P.R. offices
648 Summers, Miss B
Orrell, Mrs Jane
660 Williams, Sidney
Williams, J T
Darg, Wm
656 Stewart, G F
668 Horton, N
Bell, H A
Dougald, Black
Spiers, Jno
McLean, M G
Dickson, Alex
660 Thorp, Wm
Lockyer, H T
Thomson, James
700 Newman, Miss
Rasmussen, Jno
St Quinton, G G
802 Roy, Ludger
834 Green, J A
Foster, H
Truscott, C F
Unfinished blk
836 Frank & Barnwell
Smithe Street inteneetR.
900 Cigar Factory
902 Bonded Warehouse No 9,
V.R
Vacant blk
Nelson Street '.nteraectg.
1110 Crump, Henry
1120 Clowes, Jno
Helmcken Street IntersectB.
McKenzIs, Jno
Maroney, J
1200 Twigg, F G
1270 Olmstead, R
Olmstead, B
Drake Street interseots.
1300-4 Diebel, Albert
1312 Vacant
Vacant blk
Pacific street Intersect!.
West Side.
Cordova Street here.
Hastings Street West intersects,
413 Luff, Sam
Newman, Miss B
Pender Street intersects.
Georgia Street intersects.
East Side.
702 Fletcher, J
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794 Marsden, H
631 Leckie, J
McGillivray, D
Leckie, J R
706 Mason, R>
Shaw, W
Grace, W E
633 Forrest, W H
708 Webster, Alex
Lambert, J
710 Robb, S E
O'Brien, J M
Bell, F G
Dunsmuir Street here.
Bowser, W G
601 First floor vacant
Wilson, Chas
603 Carscaden, Peck & Co
Henderson, Stanley
606 Martin & Robertson
Twiford, Mrs H M
Wilson Bros
712 Customs Boaded Warehouse
Skene. Wm
No 21
Laurence, W
714 Tufts & Son
Ontario House
716 Robertson, F M
Inglis Peter
Gibbins, J
Harris, Wm
Robaon Street intersecte.
Georgia Street intersects.
800 St Quinton, Wm
733 Opera House
Robson Street Intersects.
May, E H
Wesley, U
809 McTaggart, J
Woodrow, J C
McTaggart, Mrs M
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VANCOUVER CITY DIBEOTORY.
575
813 Vacant
Sam Wing
831 Dcsrosiere, M
Garneaw, Joa
Bmlthe Street intenects
913 Society of Friends
915 Sweet, O D
Brown, A H
Nelson, R
Wattle, Jas
Francis, Prof
Francis
Gregorj , Adolph
Vermilyea
Greer, Mrs Sam
Saul, David
Hargrave, Jas
Smith, Ira
Comyn
Spice, Kobt
917, Condre, Mrs
Spice, C
NelBom Street intersects.
Vacant blk
Helmoken Street intersects,
Vacant block
Davie Street here.
Vacant block
Drake Street intersects.
Vacant block
Pacific Street intersects
Vacant block
Beach Avenue intersects,
Newitt, P J B
Smith, F H
1708 Bullock, Jas
GROVE AVENUE— Runs east
from Grove Crescent to Grove
Crescent, Ward 4.
OROVB CRESCENT— Continu-
ation of Jackson ave to Heatley
ave, Ward 4.
HAMILTON - Runs
from Hastings W
Ward 2.
south-west
to Smithe,
East Side.
Court House
Pender Street intetsecta.
Dunsmuir Street intersects.
600 First Baptist church
604 Weir, Rev Wm C
606 Morris, Mrs A
Orchard, Miss Hester
Vacant lot
614 Wilmon, John
Vacant lot
620 Vacant house
624 Watts, Wm
626 Fox
628 Gillies, D W
Five vacant lots
tieorgla Street intenects.
Six vacant lots
720 Macgregor, J
Four vacant lots
726 Scott, Thos
Seven vacant lots
740 Grant, A B
Seven vacant lots
Robson street intersects.
Seven vacant lots
Vacant house
820 Currie
826 Vacant
Eleven vacant lots
Smithe Street intersects.
West Side.
617 McLagan, J C
Pender Street interaecis.
521 Whitehead. J M
523 Kent, Mrs John W
527 Martin, Frank
581 Symons, Chas
638 Muskett, R A
637 Macleod, J P
639 Atkins, R
641 Ross, Donald
643 Tunstall, S J, M.D.
645 Vacant house
547 Vacant house
603 Curry, Neil
Dunsmuir Street intersects.
606 Runner, W D
607 Eastman, W
609 Vacant house
611 Hayden, Hamilton
616 Madill, E B
617 Hart, Mra M
619 Vacant house
621 Slater, Geo F
626 Robinson, David
Boys, Frederick
Tracey, John
627 Johnson, B
629 Murry, John
Four vacant lota
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576 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
639 Roberta, John
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1100 Cope, Fred
Georgia Street intenectB.
1108 Shannon, Wm
721 Hosker, E
1116 Chambers, Miss Minnie
723 Donaldson, D
Miller, J E
726 Clouaton, Thos
Farrer, G E
727 Herrod, Peter
Cor of Haro and Gilford.
729 Center, G L
New houses
731 Hodgson, Arthur
1120 Johnson, Campbell
Vacant lot
1124 Baldwin, Geo
735 McDowell, John
1128 Cockburn. F
Vacant lot
1130 McConnell, G S
739 Allan, Thos
McConnell, Miss Jean
741 Brandrith, James
1132 Vacant
743 Rockett, Matthew
1134 Vacant
746 Pyke, R 8
747 Hunter, Saml
Bute Street intersects.
Barker, Robt
McAlpine, John
Jervls Street Intersects.
Robson Street lutertiectB.
1380 Tiffin, J B
811 Veysey, Mrs A
Fraser, A C
One vacant lot
O'Neil, Morris
815 Vacant
817 Campbell, R
Two vacant lots
Broughton Street intersects.
823 Harris, James
HARRIS— Runs east from False
825 Johnson, Andrew
Creek to boundary. Ward 4.
827 Bullock, A M
829 Phipps, J W
North Side.
833 Roy, Peter
Woodward House, Bolton,
Mrs
HARO —Runs north-west from Bur-
rard, Ward 1
209 McPhalen, D J
211 Stewart, D M
213 Ballard, A
North Side.
Ballard, Frank
1015 Ralston, C C
Ballard, A, jr
Ballard, Alfred
1019 Vacant
Thurlow Street intersects.
215 Caldwell, J A
1153 Vacant
217 Rawlings, W J
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1207 Newton, Miss
' Bowell, Jno M
221 Donehoe.John
225 Adams, George
227 Cook, V E
Bute Street Intersects.
1209 Baker, A D
Comer, Harry
233 Bedding, Wm
Akrovd, H C
Senkler. J H
235 McDonald, J A
255 Davidson, John
Buell, W S
Brouse, J E
1233 Thomson, Jas
317 Cocking, Carua
Gore Avenue intersect*.
319 Sharland, Miss E
Johnson, Miss J A
McGarrigle, Ed
South Side.
321 Vacant
1010 Tylor, Theodore
329 McAlpine, Mrs
1012 Deane, E B
331 McDougall, A C
Searle, Mrs Jno
Dugan, E H
Hicks, Miss
411 Edgett, A
Shaw, Miss Belle
bunlery Avenue intenects.
1028 Vacant
Edgett, F A
1030 Vacant
Edgett, H A
Thurlow Street intersects.
416 Smith, James
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Pound, Wm
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320 Evans, Thos
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421 Taylor, John
Evans, H
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428 Hoffg. Wm
426 DavldBon, Thos
Evans, E
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427 Bandy, Henry
Evans, L
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429 James, Hy
322 Goldstein, Wm
Epstein, J
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330 Greig, A
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656 Duncason, Thos
332 Denton, E
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Vacant blk
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657 Bearman, W
Jaokion Avenue intenecti.
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669 Smith, Mrs
604 Carrier, M
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Smith, John
518 Snyder, E
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Crocker. Thos
667 Curtis, Wm
520 Thorpe, G J
526 McWade, John
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733 Dougan, J J
528 McDonald, A
wuffln
Heatler Avenue intersectg.
Campbell, Mrs
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735 Porter, Geo
630 Wilkes, J
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737 Twiling, A
Cook, J V
Hawked Avenue intersecta.
"Vacant
532 Mosely, L
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550 Tyson, A M
568 McKinzie, Mrs
McKinzie, W J
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McKinzie, Miss M
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Campbell Avenue interaecti.
McKinzie, Miss R
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Watson, John
Bruce, Wm
Carl Street Intersects.
628 Dickinson, W J
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Seventh Day Advent Ch
638 Bogai t, J K
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100 Crowder & Panzer
Bogart, J K, jr
McTCinzie, Wm
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, 108 Swalwell, R F
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110 Sprung, Geo
Boreland, J
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Rounsfells' warehouse
Letherdale, Dan
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112 Cochrane, Wm
666 Nelson, A
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204 Cluter, Frank
Nelson, J
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208 Brunt, Robt
Heatley Avenue Intersects.
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210 Hood, John
Hawks Avenue here.
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Crawford, Thos
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Hood, Fred
Levins, Wm
212 Gosselin, A
Frent, James K
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214 Simon, B
218 Walker, Sam
Walker, Mrs
Twambley, Will
Campbell Avenue intersects.
Pocki
228 Tibb, J
230 Evans, J
HARWOOD — Runs north-west
Evans, Miss E
from Burrard to Bidwell, Ward 1.
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HASTINGS, EAST— Runs east
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310 Alden, W J
North Side.
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Pacific Building Society
11 McKnight, H
Muir, Mrs Catherine
15 Fox, J M
17 Balcery
10 Dodson
25 Roach, James
McDonald, Miss J
Mackay, Robt
31 Currell, John
33 Ching Kee
37 Urquhart, Bros
39 Benson, Mrs M
51 Dockendorf
Ballinger, Wm
105 Ci-osley, J P
111 Fensen, Fred
Merkley, Mrs W
McLean, Allen
Egan, James
113 Paepke, Theodore
Dnnn, T M
123 Kelley, J
121 Dinsmore, Wm
123 Kelley, John
127 Ramsay Bros
129 Woodaman, Thos F
133 Canada Paint Go
135 Smith, Miss U
137 Shack vacant
143 Pearie, Thos
Rasmussen Bros
145 Shook, Mrs D £
Galloway, £1, Market squr
309 Mclntyre, Miss M
Mclntyre, A
Mclntyre, Sam
Oore Avenue Interaeots.
311 Inge, Mrs
Boehlofsky, F
Johnson, J
Brodrick, Mrs
313 Deck, M
319 Urquhart, J
338 Scott, James
325 McEinnon, Thos
329 O'Rourk, J G
333 Oaellet, Geo O
Gagnon, A
339 Steele, Wm
Dunlevy Avenue Intenects.
411 Sentell, G J
Sentell, A J
Sentell, £ B
Sentell. Ed
419 Granville, F
427 CoBtello, Miss B
San Quinten S
426 Blake, J P & Co
427 Snellgrove, Wm
429 McTaggart, J L
501 Turner, J
Jackson Avenue interucti.
507 Stuart, P
Stuart, J
701 Christie, Miss K H
Cummins, A C
Heatley Avenue Interiecta.
719 Grassie, W H
South Sidb.
2 Harcus, S
4 W & A Tramway Office
6 Barrett, John I
8 James, Thomas,
10 Whitehead, Andrew
8 Blum, Joseph
10 Farmer, I D
14 Okanagan Cattle Co
16 McCain & Menzies
50 Columbia Carriage Works
100 Hessin & Irving
104 Sing Kee
108 Fashion Stables
118 Fitzgerald, Michael
120 Stevenson, D £
130 City Water Works
138 Davis, Wm
220 Garden, Wm & Sons
226 Gunn Lee
Que Sin^
Young Sing
Wong, Tem
Hing Quong
Meh Hiya
Ching Tung
Oore Avenue inteneeta.
314 Peel Thos
324 Hoffar, N S
328 Brown, Wm
Kerr, H J
332 Clark, H C
334 Carnovsky, W
Dunlevy Avenue InterBeets.
400 Newcorab, JB
Carl Avenue Inteneets.
454 Miles, B J
Durgan, D
460 Megher, P A
Jackson Avenue Intersects.
610 McLaren, W H
Mason, J S
620.Metzel, CCH
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327 Can
331 Vaca
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Orawry'a Ato, Porter and Lagtr Im Jtecommanded by Phvaician* Generally.
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Six vacant lots
Metzel, H
Homer Street iaterseoti.
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Two vacant lots
634 Ford, C W
409 Vacant offices
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411 London and Lancashire Life
810 Glover, S J
Assc'e Co
812 Whitenack, A .T
Scott, G D
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Whltenack, W H
Welsh, Mrs L
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Campbell Arenue Intenecta.
Burton, J R
Evans, John E
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Scott, Arthur J
ford
HASTINGS. WXST-Runs north
west form Carrall to Burrard,
Wards 1 and 2. Richard street
divides
, Coughlin, T J
Griffith, Griffith
Jamieson, Wm
Brown Bros Co
Shaw, Henry C
North Side.
Shaw, James
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7 Fewster, Phillip
415 Thomas, Dr A H
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Fewster, E P
Lilburn, Miss M
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FewHter, H W
417 Atkins & Atkins
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Vacant lot
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423 Evans & Hastings
Leach, Thos
Five vacant lots
Graham, J A
Richard Street intornects.
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Bank of B.N.A.
Vacant
515 Innes >.^ Richards
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Breeze, Frank
517 Vacant office
313-5-7 Carey, Patrick
519 Hamersle^ & Hamilton
Davies, Miss L F
Carey, J
Baker, Frank
Paterson, A J
McDonald & Maroney
The Wm Hamilton Mfg Co
Empire Mutual Loan & In-
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Cowan, Geo H
121 Thurston, Wm
Calley, Alex
Thurston, S h
Williams & Dawson
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AbbO' c Street intersects.
Corbouid, McColl, Wilson &
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143 Vacant
Campbell
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Parkes. A H
Hunter, D McD
Abbott, F
U.B. of Carpenters
Hill, C W
521 Vacant offices
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McKay, Alex
523 Vancouver Loan, Trust,
Savings and Guarantee
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Bambridge, W T
Kerr, Jno H
Co, Ltd
Ceperley, A T
Bell, Thos
Four vacant lots
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Burnett, B
Seymour Street intersects.
Cfi
Simons, W
601 Seymour, J R
Staunton, J
603 Page Ponsford, Bros
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Broderick
Loewen, Chas J
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Broderick, Miss G
Clute, J M
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Dunbar, C T
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607 Diplock Book & Stationery
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Machin, Edwin
305 Campbell, R & Co
609 De Wolf & Munro
327 Campbell, J K
Van Winkle Consolidated
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331 Vacant house
Hydraulic Mining Co, Ltd
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Stacey, W H
611 Mackinnon, Macfarlane &
Gray, H
Co
172 Rose, M S
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613 Vacant store
Inns of Court Block
616 Douglas, A & Co
Hamilton Street interseets.
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617 Spillman, E
Sharp, A J & Co
Court House
Gamble Street intersects.
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623 McLachlan & Yatea
Clyne, Henry
Clyne, H
Phillips, E Lindsay
South Vanc-)uver Munici-
330 Colquohon & Bell
334 Leamy & Kyle
416 Bishop, F P
Five vacant lots
Homer Street intersects.
palitv Office
626 Rhodes, H ,
B.C. Investment Co's block
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Five vacant lots
Mozley, H L
416 Hodgson, A
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Industrial Loan and Trust
418 B.C. Toilet and Towel Sup-
Co, Ltd
ply Company
Bank of B.C
627 Bod well, Frank V
Northern Pac R.R. Ticket
500 Vancouver Land & Secur-
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ities Corporation, Ltd,
Granville Street Intersects.
Wm Sulley
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726 Holt & Airey
Cattell, C
Richards Street Intersects.
604 Mortimore Bros
Howe Stie«t intersects.
Symons, Chas
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726 Wootton, T
801 Abbott, H
816 Ferguson. A G
Vancouver Club
Eight vacant lots
Innes, F C
506 Scott & Hughes
510 Vacant store
612 Senkler, J H
514 Skinner, Jas A & Co
518 Shelton & Co
536 Forin & Chaldecott
Dun, R G & Co
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Burrard Street intersects.
Hope, Chas E
South Side.
Fraser Valley Fruit Can-
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12 Carson, Owen
Elliott, Aubrey
All rT
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Chaldecott, F M
Store building
Weeks & Robson
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Allen, H
Fanning, John
Deloine, John
616 Okanagan Cattle Co
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Seymour Street intersects.
Bruce, David
Davenport, Miss
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Bruce, Thos
Wriaht, W D
620 Robinson, M
24 Letvinoflf
Gibson, W A
622-24-26 Leland Hotel
Onderkirk, H G
Vacant lot
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36-38 Warren, W G
632 Muir, Archibald
McCalman, C
Six vacant lots
V
Thompson. G B
Swalwell, RT
Oranville Street intersects.
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62 Hardy & Fulton
716 Bailey, W & Co
Blake, Robt
Eight vacant lots
B
64 McRae & Hall
Howe Street intersects.
Abbott Street intersect!.
Vacant shack
118 Gun Long
824 Salsbury, W F
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164 McNally, Thos
900 Tregent, A E
Parker, Edward
924 Townley, J D
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Hornby Street intenwcts.
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Harris Street intersects.
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Princess Street intertects.
Hastings Street Intersects.
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Princess Street intersects.
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Keefer Street intersects.
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Prior Street intersects,
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HEIiMCKEN — Runs north-west
from Homer to Burrard, Wards
1 and 2.
Harris Street intersects.
729 Fowler, C M
Fowler, A E
Barnard Street intersects
Prior Street intersects.
False Creek here.
Alexander Street Intersects.
109 Scuitto, G B
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Dougal, John
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Parker, F J
Parker, Sarah J
Janes, William
McNeil, J
Luckley, H
Vacant blk
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Oppenhelmer Street intersects.
749 Robertson, W H
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Lovett, John
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Fairbairn, Jas
Lorett, Mrs James
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Powell street intersect!.
Vacant blk
HOMER— Runs south-west from
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Alexander street intersects.
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320 Cumr^ins, Miss M C
East Side.
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320 Cao, Mrs
Schofield, F, J.P.
Cummins, F C
Wood, —
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Sherman, Ruyter S
312 Murray & Patterson
B.C. Land and Investment
Go's block
Independent Order of Odd-
fellows, Vancouver Lodge
No. 8
314-316 Marshall & McCrae
Hastings Streets intersects.
6 Vacant lots
820 Vacant
C.O.O.F., M.U.C., Loyal
Lodge No. 92
O'Brien, W E
Tripp, R Mackay
Metropolitan Club
Hastings Street intersects.
Johnson, C Gardainer & Co
World Office
Lane intersects.
6 Vacant lots
Pender Street intersects.
4 Vacant lots
620 Hancock, James
622 Evans, David
624 Romans, J
626 McLeod, Malcolm
628 Vacant house
630 Hanna, J J
632 Decker, John
2 Vacant lots
634 Peters, Miss B J
640 Vacant house
542 Vancouver Childrens' Home
Dunsmutr Street intersects.
606 Clark, W A
4 Vacant lots , ,
620 Vacant house
624 Vacant house
626 Vacant house
628 Vacant house
630 McNab, Allan
4 Vacant lots
640 Goldberg, D
642 Burnet, Frank
644 Robinson, Robert
11 Vacant lots
Georgia street intersects.
720 Robertson, G
8 Vacant lots
772 Vacant house
774 Tenement houses
Eight vacant lots
Robson Street intersects.
Vacant house
Five vacant lots
Morrison, Jno
Vacant house
Smitbe Street intersects.
Twelve vacant lots
West Side.
Elsmere House
Pender Street intersects.
621 Watson, Rev Coverdale
529 Fitzgerald, E R
531 Reynolds, Joseph
633 Vacant
636 Vacant
537 McHueh, M
Armstrong
Church Methodist
639 Whitworth, Wm
Whitworth, Edwin
Whitworth, P
' 611 Astill, S
Vacant
Dunsmuir Street intersects.
613 Campbell, Patrick H
Campbell, H £
617 Foxley, A R
Foxley, P E
Foxley, Miss E G
Foxley, Mrs R
619 Fader, Silas
623 Elliott W G
Fowler, E H
627 Pavab, J S
629 Linklater, D
631 Bodwell, E A
633 Atkins, J M
717 Judge, Mrs J
Georgia Street intersects.
719 Farquhier, Mrs C G
727 Vacant
729 Campbell, Albert A
731 Russell, James
733 Leeson
805 Roberts, John P
Robson Street intersects.
805 Caple, Norman
Horsfall. W
809 Cosman, Whitfield
Cosman, Wm
813 McKeown
823 Robertson, R
847 Anderson
Harling, Chas
Lee Chong
916 Veitch, Thos
Smitlie Street inte i sects.
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919 Brown, Jas
925 GouKhlin, Mrs I
927 Neelanda, T F
1001 Grassie, Wm
Lawrence, C T
McKay, Daniel
1015 Coil, Wm
Pickthole, John
Helms, Frank
1107 B. 0. Fruit Canning and
Coffee Co
Helmcken Street interseots.
1117 Ireland, W H
1125 Fulcher, Hutta ,
1129 Peach, John B
1131 Dennis, E P
1205 Curran, James
Davie Street Interaectg.
1207 Nesbit, Geo
Nesbit, John
Nesbit, Robt
1209 White, A W
1211 Hodgson, Fred
1215 Rumble, John
1231 LawBon, J T
1231 Everill, Geo
Price, Joseph
1235 Lawson, W R
Major, Wm
1237 Vacant shack
HORNBY— Run:i south-west from
Hastings West to Pacific avenve.
Ward 1.
East Side.
520 Miller, W
I'ender Slii;eet interaecta.
530 Macmillan, E H
532 Nicholson, Capt N
614 Agnew, R S
Ounsmulr Street Intersects.
614 West End Livery Stables
622 Gallagher, W J
C.P.B, vacant blk
Georgia Street intersects.
802 Campbell, Grant
Robson Street intersects.
804 Richardson, Wesley
806 Drysdale, Gordon
808 Thornbury, Frank
810 McKee, W C
812 Vacant house
814 McDonald, Andrew
816 Walker, Thos
818 Armstong W L
820 Wilson, David
830 Vacant
832 Vacant
834 Suckling, Mrs H W
836 Vacant
838 Vick, Geo H A
Smithe street intersects.
916 McCreery, Jos
918 Thicke, W J
922 Ives, H
932 Curtis, E A
1006-8-10 Vacant
Nelson Street intersects.
1012 Elliott, Mrs E P
1022 Crombie, J Gordon
1024-26-28 Vacant
1038-40-42 Vacant
1044 Wilson, W F
1108 Fowler, —
Helmcken Street intersects.
1110 Vacant house
1114 Miller, I S
1116 Vacant house
1118 Aubrey, Geo
1206 Short, B H
Davie Street intersects.
1208 Gary, Geo E
1222 St. Paul's Church
1226 Flewelling, Rev E P
1236 Howard, Henry
1306 Vacant house
Drake Street Intersects.
1308 McGurdie, John
1310 Gilroy, Albert
1314 Little, Mark
1318 Pratley, Geo
1320 Toll«y, Jas
1326-28 Vacant houses
1330 Findlay, Peter
1332 Acreman, Benjamiu
1334 Eaton, A S
1336 Leslie, Geo
West Side.
513 Irwin. W H
515 Irwin, W H
517 Robinson, T F
519 Vacant
621 Anstie, H J
523 Edwards, E W
525 Weeks, W S
639 McKinnell, C S
541 Forrest, Alexander
Dunsmuir Street Interseoti.
616 Vacant
617 Nicolls, Edwd
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619 Quigley, Thoa
621 Kelly, Robt
631 Nye, T
633 Clark, B W
Qeorgia Street inteneoti.
Gassady, Geo
761 Boultbee, John
781 Douglas, G S
Collins, Henry
Bobson street intersects.
809 Risteen, G V
811 Banfield, J J
813 Gross, Frank
817 Bray, Thos £
821 Gopp, Capt W H
825 McLean, D J
827 Eraser, Miss M M
871 Pybus, Lieut H, R.N.R
873 Benwell, J O
877 Duchesnay, Edmund
Bmithe Street intersects.
915 Stout, J P
917 Vacant house
919 Smirl, T W
921 Boultbee, F W
925 Stuart, J Duff
927 McFarland, D A
935 Woodean, W T
937 McDonald, Wm
941 Warren, H B
Nine vacant lots
Nelson street intersects.
West End School
Helmcken Street intersects.
1107 Harris, Wm
Myers, D B
1163 Langlois, G D
1167 Knowdell, D
DsTie Street interseets.
1213 Campbell, D W
1225 Vacant
1231 Boeur, I J
1235 Menzies, Edwd
Drake Street intersects.
1301-3 Vacant
1309 Peck, E J
1313 Dickie, Robt
1316 Inge, James
1319 McCartney, Hugh
1321 Watson, Robt
1323 Angus, Glifford
1327 Olmstead, A D
1329 McFarlane, Mrs M A
1333 Langley, T H
Pacific Street intersects.
HOWE — Runs from railway depot
(entrance Hastings street) to Pa-
cific ave. Ward 1.
East Side.
312 Penny, Thos G
Wootton, T H
504 Thompson, W E
Pender Street intersects.
Hastings Street W intersects.
Thompson, Ghas
Thompson, Capt P N
618 Darling, H
520 Vacant
622 Vacant
528 Edwards, J
Edwards, Capt C
630 Ettershank, Capi Wm
610 Ford, J P
Brobeck, E R
Burnet, K L
Burnet, Major P
Dunsmuir Street here>
Tennis court grounds.C.P.R
Opera and G.P.R. hotel
grounds
Oeorgla Street intersects.
808 Vacant
Robaon Street intersects.
810 Wright, L H
Mulder, Mrs
Macauley, C H
Ditmarsh, —
812 Clark, Mrs Nellie
Pack, Miss J
Pack, Ghas E
Woodworth, Capt J H
816 Crickmay, £ J
Grickmay, A E
Grickmav, W
818 Mutch, Jno
Wilson, Miss Ellen
Smith, James
- Canadian Pacific Packi'g Co
820 Mclsaac, Miss D
Mclsaac, Miss M
Chisholm, Miss Hetta
Dunn, Ale£
Densmore, Thos
Chisholm, Geo
830 Vacant
832 Robinson, L
906 Tardif, Peter
Smlthe Street iaterseets.
912 Rafferty, Wm
Cornish, N A
603
609
613
617
619
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914 Vacant
809 Byrne, J D
916 Witt, L R
811 Taylor, G C
Buee, E
813 Goodwin, WH
1000 Vacant
816 Fowler, James
Nelson Street interiects.
817 Sclater, James
Vacant
821 Ferguson, Edwd
Helmcken Street Inteneets.
1218 Vacant
New house
823 Millard, E J
826 Wilbers, John J
827 Boyd, Mrs R
829 McCutcheon, W H H
Davie Street Interseeta.
831 Young, F H
1806 Rhodes, W H
833 Emanuels, . Mrs S J
Drake Street intersects.
Three vacant lots
1308 Vacant
Smithe Street intersects.
1316 Hunt, Mrs Edward
Two Vacant lots
Hunt, Edward
907 Linn, Mrs Mary
1318 Masters, Thos
. 909 Vacant
Mitchell, —
911 Schooley, C A
Masters, Frank
Riley, W R
913 Ferguson. D
Two vacant lots
1326 Smith, Jos
917 Spicer, H H
Harper, Geo
919 Lett, C A
1152 Kaye, W
Eight vacant lots
Keith, Arthur
Nelson Street intersects.
Pierce, Jno
Two vacant lots
1322 Vacant
1009 Vacant
West Side.
1011 McLachlan, D
From Hastings Street to Pender, vacant
1013 Vacant
loU.
1015 Eraser, Wm
Pender Street intersects.
Four vacant lots
509 Forsvth, Jno'
1025 Vacant
511 McCraney, W
1027 Vacant
513 Mortimore, Jas
1029 Vacant
516 Vacant
1031 Anderson, Jas
621 Tilley, S T
Four vacant lots
Two and a half vacant lots
1041 Vacant
• 525 Ross, Frank
1043 Browne, John
527 Stirtan, G S
1045 McLean, M G
529-33 Vacant
1047 Musgrove, A C
535 Spillman, E
535) Vacant house
Three vacant lots
Helmcken Street intersects.
641 Clements
Fifteen vacant lots
Dunsmuir Street intersects.
1161 Hoflfmeister, Wm
603 Manor House
Eight vacant lots
609 Vacant
Davie Street intersects.
613 Vacant
1203 Frizzell, Mrs Thos
617 Frank, R
Four vacant lots
619 Vacant
1213 Vacant bouse
623 YounK, James
Eight vacant lots
621 Vacant
1229 Powell, James W
Vacant lots from 623 to
1233 Vacant
Nursery
1235 Vacant
Qcargia Street intersects.
Six vacant lots
Vacant O.P.R. block
Drake Street intersects.
Bobson Street intersects.
1301 Taylor, Wm, in rear
803 Vacant house
1303 Rowland, George
805 Fowler, R
1305 Hunter, Thos
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1309 Vacant house
Oppenheimer Street Intersects.
Vacant lot
405 Reed, William
1317 CHuning, John
Reed, Miss M
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1321 Fraser, Angus
1325 Russell, John
1327 Dolan, P
1329 Wilson, Wm M
Reed, Miss Lottie
Princess Street intersects.
Vacant blk
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Lefevre, F
Hastings Street intersects.
• Gamble, John
464 Brenchley, E
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1333 Dunn, James
McBroom, W J
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1335 Monroe, Daniel
Baptist Church, Rev Mr
Hall, pastor
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Four vacant lots
Paclflc Street intersects.
Keefer Street intersects.
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Vacant blk
CJ
Harris Street intersects.
JACKSON AVENUB-Buns
Vacant blk
south from railway track to
Barnard Street intersects.
Prior, Wards 3 and '4. Hastings
Sweedish Church
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Johnson, P H
East Side.
Prior street intersects
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JBRVIS — Runs south-west from
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Vacant bik
Coal Harbor to English Bay,
Ward 1.
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308 Vacant house
306 Vacant house
East Side.
Carl A
304 Vacant house
626 Oben, Phillip
651
565
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Oppenheimer Street Intersects.
310 Vacant house
661
711
312 Vacant blk
KEEFER— Runs east from False
Princess Street Intersects.
Creek to boundary. Ward 4
TTAfttlp
Vacant blk
Hastings Street intersects.
North Side.
715
721
723
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314 McKie, John
113 Vacant shack
Vacant blk
119 Vacant
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Barnard Street intersects.
121 Vacant
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Marshall, Thomas
Harris Street intersects.
Vacant blk
131 Corbett, Patrick
133 Powell, J L
135 Crane, J J
233 McKay, Geo
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Keefer Street intersects.
Westminster Avenue intersects.
781
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Sparks, James
237 Purdy, H
239 Crowder, J S
South
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Bayley, Daniel
243 Coughtrey, A R
307 Sprott, Wm
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Prior Street Intersects.
Smith, R
114
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West Side.
Gore Avenue Inten ects.
134
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309 Ingram, A
311 Faley, J A
136
Vacant blk
216
Alezap-ler Street intersects.
315 Evans, W H
125 Vacant house
319 Dunn, Hv
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127 McDonald, Alex
321 Forman, Geo
Powell Street intersects.
325 Hardy, Geo G
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VANCOUVER CITY DIBEOTORY.
Hoffard, S G
Rude & Co
Eude, Hans
Dunlevy Avenue intersects.
Ireland, C A
Parkham, H J
Jackson, J
Clark. W
Townley, A
Walker, James
Powell. Robt
Habermehl, Geo
Helston, W
McKenna, James
Gerkoff, K
Leroy, Geo
Otto, Fred
Maher, £ M
I Gair, John
' Otto, John
411 Wignd, Chas
413 Morin, Nelson
417 Kersey, Wm
Kersey, Henry
621 Grow, John
649 Whitehouse, Mrs
Whitehouse, C S
Whitehouse, T E
Carl Avenue intersects.
551 Rennison, A W
665 Howey, Fred
Howey, Wm
561 Galloway, E
711 Bausman, John
Heatley Avenue intersects.
715 Peters. W F
721 Taylor, W A
723 Simpson, Mrs
Simpson, J W
775 Cole, W R
Davies, Chas
Hawkes Avenue intersects.
777 Barry, M
781 McLellan, H
McLean, D
South Side.
Vancouver Gas Works
MacGill, J H
114 Smith, Stanley
134 Thomas, Walter
136 Marrion, Robt
216 Podger, C
Tracey, M
Dale, Sep
Allen, J
Mason, Wm
587
Stone, G L
Green way, H
218 Meighn, Wm
222 Stewert, James
228 Langham, Thos
282 Cook, William
Gostello, Miss M
Bulman, G R
244 Carnaham, J
Orove Avenue intersects.
300 Manley, J W
302 Campbell, E K
306 Horrie, W N
308 Lynham, W H
Lynham, Mrs
316 Nelson, James
318 Robson, T H
322 Sprat, John
Dunlevy Avenue intersects.
408 Bayne, Louis
412 McMillian, J
414 McDowell, S A
416 Ivenay, James
Monk, Frank
418 Wilson, Wm
424 Harris, R A
Jackson Avenue inlersects.
Vacant blk
Carl Avenue intersects.
Sentell, Fred
610 Hall, T B
728 Bailey, Bingly
Hawkes Avenue Intersects.
801 Mattinson, A
Campbell Avenue intersects.
Robinson, A
Keefer Street East ends.
Barnett, J
Cambpell Avenue intersects.
LANSDOWNE AVENUE, Mt.
Pleanant West— Runs east
from Westminster avenue to
Scotia, and west from Westmins-
ter avenue to Dufiferin, Ward 5.
North Side.
Griffith, Joseph H
Kernaghan, John
31 Sterritt. R T
49 Clark, Joseph G
Westminster Avenue interseett.
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Gledhill, Miss Alice
South
Qutbec Street interseota.
1143 Nelson. Chas
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Bmte Street Intersects.
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1012 Ives, Arthur
Hornl
Mftnltoba Street interiects.
Burrard Street intersects.
Ontario Street intersects.
1016 Fagan, Wm L, jr
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Fagan, Jas S
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South Side.
Fagan, Wm L
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1030 Anderson, R A
1016
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Grant, Robt
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40 Errington, Jas
Hunter, Thos
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1024
72 Montgomery, Hector
68 McConnell, James
1112 Simpson, Theodore
Godfrey, T B
1034
Coupland, Jos
1128 Rhodes, H
1038
LORNE.
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Skinner, Katie
1136 McFeeley, Edmonds
1040
1042
Blackburn, John F
McFeeley, E J
Thurlo
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1220 Nickson, J J
1104
Phillips, Geo F
Bute Street intersects.
E
Nichols, Moses .
Trorey, Geo E
1120
South Side.
1224 Knowler, W S
1126
Bute St
Manitoba Street intersects.
NELSON— Runs north-west from
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Gosse, John
1 and 2. Richard street divides.
NICOL/
Menzies, John
North Side.
1011 Muir, Alexander
Coal
Ward
Easts
Muir. Wm
Muir, Arch
from Burrard to junction with
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Pender, Ward 1.
Burrard Street intersects.
Clark, Chas
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North Side.
Stewart, F Reid
1019 Tays. Alex
Shoebotham, T B
X
1021 Machin, Edwin
Bate Street intersects.
Chaldecott, ¥ M
1021 Vacant
818
Chaldecott, A H
Mitchell, F White
HaroSt
Page. S
1025 Diplock, A B
Wests
K: ^
1027 Le Coppellain, J
1033 Arkelf, Harry
Cook, Edward
1039 Gilmore, H B
721
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Thurlow Street intersects.
Wright, Frank
1109 Thorne, Samuel
W V
1037 Clements, Mrs A
Hall, J Z
Farron, Geo
1113 Garrett, B D
Albeml
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Farron, Jas
Thurlow Street intersects.
Rickards, Wm B
Rickards, S R
J
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1119 McFarlane, JEW
Dawson, G H
McFarlane, R C G
Watson, T F
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Thain, Murray W
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1129 Gavin, Duncan
Harvey, R G
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1235 Vacant
Harvey, Edward
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1139 McKenzie, H
1123 Carr, Geo P
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VANCODVBB CITY DIRECTORY.
580
South Side.
902 Wilband, V
Wilband, E S
Wilband, C A
Hornby Street inteneotg.
Blake, Joseph
Granville Street Intemeots.
1004 Taylor, Walter
Taylor, Edward
1016 Jackson, DrC A
Aitkins, J Milner
1020 Waite, David
1022 Pidgeon, Miss Florence
1024 Griffiths, Albert F
1034 Ward, E Maurice
Ward, Edward W
1038 Babjobns, Levi
Wood, Geo
1040 Penzer, Edward
1042 Bauer, F W
Thurlow Street Intersects.
1104 Hancox, Elijah
Hancox, James
1120 Ponsford, Harold
1126 Holman, H G
Bute street intersects.
NICOLA — Runs south-west from
Coal Harbor to English Bay.
Ward 1.
East SiDB.
Coleman, Geo
Berg, R R
814 Henshaw, C G T
Warren, Miss
Nesbit, Miss Marguerite
Walker. Miss L
818 Burpee, Geo F
Haro Street intersects.
West Side.
721 Mellon, Capt H A
Major, G R
Bennet, Miss J G
Byron, Johnson R
Albernl Street intersects.
Buxton, S H
NINTH AVENUE, Mt. Pleas-
ant — Runs east and west from
Westminster avenue. Wards 4
and 6.
Prince Itdward Street divides.
North Side.
Perkins, Winter
Vacant shack
Keeler, Chas
Bridge Street intersects.
Sykes, Arthur
Johnston, Wm
Johnson, Wm
Carolina Street intersects.
Clark, Geo C
Fire Hall No. 3
Cameron, A W
Davie, Wm
Duncan, Henry
Mclnnes, James
Whiston, Thos
173 Cartright, Henry
Cartright, Wm
Quebec Stceet iatersects.
181 Vacant
233 Ballard, Chas
Ontario Street intersects.
349 Vacant
Manitoba Street intersects.
Howe, James
Gaskill, George
Prince Edward Street intersects.
Laursen, John U
Wilcox, James
• Lawrance, Wm C
Westminster Road intersects.
South Side.
66 St George, A Q
68 Vacant
72 Tidy, Thos
Middler, Wm
Quebec Stieet Intersects.
190 Vacant
192 Mills, Richard
Mills, Isaac W
Ontari.. Street intersects.
Manitw'iA Street intersects.
348 Foote, H J
350 Purdy, Ralph
Crawford, Joseph
Crawford, Thos
Columbia Street intersects.
Mainland Brewery, vacant
470 Gooch, C H
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Rose, John D
Westminster Road intersects.
Shannon, Miss
Orphans' Home
Stanford, Emily
Noble, Mrs John
165 Townley, R A
Mount Pleasant School
Prince Edward Street intersects.
Gillls, James
Soott Street intersects.
Hartin, John
Whiteside, T J.
Mayne, Chas J
Bates
ONTARIO, Monnt Pleasant-
Runs south from Front to boun-
dary, Ward 5.
East Side.
Duthie, Geo
Phillips, Arthur
Herritt, Thos H
Blair, Wm
Jameson, G W
Langstaff, John
Thurston, Wm
Thurston, S H
OPPENHEIMBR — Runs east
from Garrall to boundary, Ward
3.
North Side.
1 Jackson, C A
13 McDonough, Mrs
15 Nickel Plate Restaurant
19 Teetzel, C W
21 Lund P
31 McDonald Bros
41 Purser, Wm
109 Lunn, Edward
111 Plymouth Brethren Chapel
Columbia Avenue intersects.
113 Cabins vacant
119 Langis, Henri, M.D.
Columbia Hotel, Dixon, Jos
207 Dunn, J T
Westminster Avenue inteiseats.
211 Keeley, Wm
213 Bicwaa, Wm
217 Hilly, Walter
Kittson, H E
Brook, F
Mathersou, A
McClay, A
Mathefson, Geo
Boots, Will
Broadwav, E
Kent, A'E
Llnky, P
Hill, R
219 Paton, Geo
Mcintosh, Jack
Reilly, R
Williamson, J
Baxter, H E
Winter, Geo
McNaught, T
Clay, H V
Groves, Job
Brown, F
Sharp, A
Odelf, J
McCabe, L
223 Brown, A
231 Sullivan, Chas
Sullivan, A W
309 Roycraft, Miss
Sister, Francis
311 Howard, Mrs
Le Maistre, de V W
Kealy, A £
Hamilton , C R
313 Clinton, H G F
315 McMillian, J A
Slater, Miss L
323 Matheson, John
325 MacLeod, J M, jr
MacLeod, J M
327 Brown, S H
331 Bowes, Geo
333 Beattie. A M
501 Letherdale, John
Jsclcson Avenue intersects.
603 Tracy, J B
515 D'Gendron, Jos
liandry, M
D'Gendron, M
606 Boyd, T H
Carl Avenue intersects.
607 lunnalls, C
JacVson, Joshua
Runnalls, R
627 McArthur, A
McArthur, J G
McArthur, D S
706 Prentis, Mrs
Prentis, Wm^
Heatley Avenue intersects.
721
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VANCOUVER CITY DIBBCTORY.
591
721 Williams, Geo
WilliamB, Ed
723 Behnsen, C H
826 Bailey, Robt
Uawkei) Avenue interiects,
827 Kelley, Wm T
919 Caaaelman, R
Campbell Avenue intonects.
South Side.
White, John
14 Wileon, Albert
RouKier, J G
20-2 Townley, R A
28 Lee Sane
Forbes, laaiah
30 McAllister, John
London Carriage Works
208 Marshall, Ben
Duhig, F
210 Melvine
220 McConaghy, J
300 Hemlow, H
302 Spring, T B
Biggard, P
Garvin, J
McFarland, Geo
304 Patterson, D G
SOB Ellis, C H
308 Hickey, Wm
Longhead, A
312 Williams, J
326 Cleveland, N
Cleveland, E
330 McGuigan, Thos
McGuigan, W J
334 Ensley, W A
Dnnlevy Aveaue intersects.
400 Maxwell, Rev Geo
406 Watte, Thos
412 Purdy, John
418 Neil, Robt
Neil, Miss K
Neil, Miss J
420 Gordon, Geo R
422 Weiss. Wm
Weiss, A
Weiss, Wm, jr
Thomas, G
424 Louie, —
426 Brown, E
428 Eraser, D M
Fraser, H D
Fraser, L G
Golbonrn, Wm
Jacluon Avenue Interseota.
610 McCallum, J
Hanson. H
512 Griffiths
516 Morgan, H
624 Wiadsor, C
Critch, Miss K
Carl Avenue intericcts.
600 Vlanson, A
608 Moon, F H
McLean, Miss M
610 Morrison, Alex
632 Robb. J
Nivens, John
636 Frome, Jules
Frome, J M
640 Frome, Will
Heatley Avenue intersects.
720 Kent, W D
Wood, Geo
Uawkes Avenue intersects.
816 Edwards, R
Edwards, J
832 Jervis, John
Campbell Avenue intersects,
910 Reid, D R
912 Hepburn, John
916 Munroe, Dan
918 Smith, T A
Gillchrist, Geo
Raymur Avenue intersectB.
1010 Smith
Ham brook, A
PACIFIC — Runs north-west from
Richard to jnnution with Beach
avenue and Broughton, Ward 1.
North Side.
513 Evans, Thos
517 Vacant
621 Skillicorn. Mrs M
525 Lepoint, Chas
Oramville Street intersects.
PARK LANE— Runs south
Prior street, W ard 4.
East Side.
914 Vacant house
Prior street intersects.
916 Patterson, R
McClellen, J J
918 Vacant house
922 Vacant house
926 Aitken, James
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Vacant house
Emerson, P F
Croinbet, Achimell
Beymour street Inteneota.
980 Williams, Geo
607 Ctarkson, Joseph
936 Vacant house
938 Nunamaker, Bg
Clarkson & Mayne
Vacant lot
940 Ives, W H
613 Henderson, H M
Boyer, Miss L
616 Leek, W
Sunitnerton, AH
Eleven vacant lots
932 Mortingen, L
QranvlUe Strest Interiecta,
944 Costello, Miss Maggib
Costello, Miss Mary
Costello, M F
Costello, Miss B
Oostelio, John
948 Vacant shack
960 Holland, Charles
952 Martin, Daniel
719 LePage, L
721 Leask, A
723 Chilian Consulate
Morris, ^t P
726 Bing Yuen
725-27 Chinese Mission
729 Burrard Inlet Railway and
Ferry Co
Home, A P
950 Black, John G
Mackav H H
PENDER— Runs north-west from
Okanaijan Land & Develop-
ment Co, Ltd
Beattie to junction with Georgia,
733 Vacant
Wards 1 and 2.
Two vacant lota
Richard Street divideB.
Vacant blk
North Side.
Howe street Intersects.
21 Vacant
Fourteen vacant lots
25 Du-Hamel, Frank
Hornbjr Street Intersects.
Charleston, Jos
917 Whitty, E J
McLennan & McFeely
Jewell, Frank
29 Fulton, D
Hill, W M
Rains, T
Cox-Davis, H H
Righter, Mrs
Smith, J A
105 Imperial Opera House
Vacant
Wynn, T G
Abbott Street interaects.
Court House
1003 Lloyd, M T L
Vacant
Gamble Street Intenects.
1123 Patterson, Frank
Two vacant lots
Twigge, Major-General
Twigge, S K
Hamilton Street InterseetB.
305 Richardson, Chaa
309 Fuller, Geo W
South Side.
313 Rogers
Central School
Four vacant lots
Cambie Street Intersects.
Homer Street interaects.
411 Lee Wo
417 Duff, Alexander, in rear
421 Watson, James
Block building
City Hospital General Ward
Beatty Street intersects.
102 Milling, Uantz
Four vacant lota
Richard street intersects.
Hamilton Street intersects.
509 Jim, Canada laundry
613 Sullivan, C E
Three and one-half vacant
806 Green, S B
Wood, AW
308 Wearer, Mrs Lucy
lots
Eight vacant lota'
525 Vacant
Homer Street intersects.
527 Bennet, W C
410 Farley, George
Delmonico hotel
412 Vacant house
602
606
608
610
Thurlow Stre<
1120 Tatloi
Vacai
1128 McCn
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VANCOUVBR OITT DIRECTORY. 693
414 Rodway, Joseph
500 Ho«y, J D
1204 Vacant
Pace, W J
Richard Btnet Inteneota.
502 Hicks, Mrs J A
1222 Fripp, R Mackay
Forbes, R S
606 Ontario Dining Hall
Forbes, A M
608 Rowley, J C
Jerrli Street lotenecta.
610 Vacant store
1328 Barnhart, P A
612 Vacant store
Grant, Jno '
614 Currell, J W
Millard, Chas
Two vacant lots.
Millard, H
620 Gasher, Mrs Mary
Cliarman, F
522 Inwood, George
Purkinson, Edwd
524 Vacant store
Grant, Edwd
626 Cosman, W & Son
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Clarence Hotel
PBNDRILL — Runs north-west
S«yinottr Street interseott.
from Burrard to Stanley Park,
606 Vacant store
Ward 1
Vacant lot
North Sidk.
612 De Witt, J M
Ottawa House
Gibb, David
PoHtoffice
Cosgrove, Robt, rear 1127
1127 Spinks, J M
1129 Gosgrove, James
Inland Revenue Office
Gas Inspector's Office
Custom House
harbor Master's Office
Martin, Nelson
1143 Richardson, John
Smith-Nevile, Percy
Smith-Nevile, Arthur
Smith-Nevile, Herbert
•ranTiUe Street Interseota.
South Side.
Two vacant lots
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728 Nesbitt, Andrew U
Hanbury, Chas
Russell, A L
Bumtrd 8t(%et interieeta.
730 Vacant
Weart, J W
732 Webster, Capt Wm
1116 Mitchell, John
784 Vacant store
Thurlow Street Intersects.
736 Brown. J T & Sons
1120 Hunter, Robt
Vacant blk
1128 Paterson, A J
Howe Street InterBect*.
11S2 Short, Benj J
Five vacant lots
Hornby Street interseetB,
PRINCE EDWARD. Mount
910 Tierney, Wm
Jn4 Dunn, P T
from False Creek to boundary.
. &18 Charleson, D B
divides Wards 4 and 5
1016 McNaughton, Peter
1032 Eggert, J S
East Side.
Eggert, Lonis '
488 Maior. Philip
Major, Nicholas
Eggert, Geo
Eggert, David
Adams, Geo
1036 McDowell, U
PRINCESS— Continuation of Da-
1044 Wickenden,
pont street. Ward 4.
Mcintosh, W A
North Side.
Thurlow Street interseoti.
207 Hall, J R
1120 Tatlow, Capt R G
229 AUen, J
Vacant
231 Hook, Wm
1128 McCraney, H P
Middlemas, Geo
Bute Street InteneoU.
233 Cook, H E
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Moore, H G
236 HaKffarty, Mrs
Clabin
McCuaig, Geo
McAuley,
237 Burton, H
Campbell, J K
241 Smith, W B
32;! Fowler, C E
Fowler, Geo L
Fowler, Miss H
Fowler, Kiss F
320 Glenn, J
Grove iVvenue intersects.
241 Studdin, Fred
409 Easier, Alex
Danlevy Avenue intersects.
411 Hobson, Geo
413 Young, J
416 FoHter, William
Foster, I
Foster, H
423 Barker, Robt
Barker, Wm
Barker, Chas
Barker, Miss Kate
Barker, Alfred
425 Cameron, J
427 Palmer, H T
Palmer, R V
429 Smith, Wm „
607 McGarrgile, J
McGarrgile, P B
McGarrgile, T A
615 Royds, C
619 McLellan, K
623 Ashfurd, Geo
625 Ingram, Chas
Williams, T W
Hektlejr Avenue Intersects.
Fitzgeralds, Ed
811 Jopson, J
Hawkes Avenue Intersects.
853 Wilbon, F G
Rchawn, Ed
Schawn, A
911 McLean, P W
Campbell Avenue intersects.
Anderson, R A
Rsymur Street intersects.
South Side.
220 Foreman, C F
Blatter, Miss B Y
224 Jones, A
230 Wy Kee
Jim Fee
244 Jacks, Wm
Spehra, F
Eldridge. D
248 Cleaveland, J P
Gore Avenue intersects.
304 Grant, A
306 Ramage, S
808 Burtwell, R T
314 Bennet, G
316 Desormier, Chas
318 Sutton, W J
820 Edwards, Wm
Hallawell, Mrs
326 Park, C C
nunlevy Avenue intersects.
400 Skinner, Mrs
412 Vicars, Jo
Kneale, Dan
416 Sanders, Ed
Sanders, J
418 Ford, A C
420 Ridley, A
422 Masters, F W
424 Sherman, R S
430 Dobson, F S
Dobson, Geo
434 Baer, Rev W W
Bowers, Miss S
Russell, Miss A
602 Sparkling, R
Heslip, T
006 Rickers, J W
610 Carter, S B
Carter, A E
616 Clough, Ed
Clough, Thos
618 McManus, F
620 Woodward, R P
Woodward, Chas
Woodward, H
622 Borland, Robt
Watson, Jack
626 Ralph, Wm
' Ralph, R J
Heatley Avenue intersects.
654 Vacant
Musson, C B
656 Craig, Harry
662 Duclos, A
672 Neidig, A
Chase, Geo
Hardie, Thos
Burdis, W D
Campbell Avenue intersects.
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Powell, Thos
Oritch, H
Lee, H
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Gormley, J
Butjer, F H
Andrews, James
Bonner, J
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POWELL— Runs east from Carrall
Russ House
to boundary, Ward 3.
North Side.
429 Ormsby, U
Ormsby, Rusa
Hamer, J
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23 Hotel Europe
Galori, Angelo
31 Campbell, H
49 Citv Hotel
103-5 Sproule, E J
Ormsby, E
Ormsby, Mrs
Ormsby, Miss L
431 Wardhaugh
433 McFee, John J
435 Jones, D
437 Keat, H E
439 Armstrong, Wm
509 Clandening, J
121 Grosvenor, G W
127 McDonald, A
207 Jordan, Wm
211 Chapman, Miss
Chapman, H
213 Bransaka, A
Jackson Avenue ioterseots.
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311 Ryder, R
513 McCartney, A E
Gore Avenue Intergeots.
519 Peterson. E
527 Uphan, J F
533 Serice, J
Butler, J
601 Meek, G E
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323 McLennan, J
339 McLean, A
401 Cassidy, H
Helliweil, H
Scove, Miss J
Carl Avenue interiects.
Remmie, Sol
609 Whipple, Mrs M
Henry, A
Fokey, J J
Fokey, E
Walsh, W W
Walsh, E
Whipple, T
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McLean, D
Walsh, Geo R W
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Johason, C F
Walsh, W C
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Vasie, D
Walsh, C A
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Kendall, J
613 Stovell, J
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617 Biggar, G G
McCord, W
Lud ow, Miss L
Justice, H E
Wayte, W J
Cassidy, E
Cassidv, Miss A
Someroy,
Danlevy Avenue Intersects.
Columbia Brewery
Gerhausen, Emil
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Henderson, J B
Sentell's Lumber Mill
405 Cassidy, Thos
South Side.
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409 Bartley,Johu
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Bartley, Mrs
10 Tye & Co
Bartley, Geo
Kendall, Walter H
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411 Lvones, N
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14 Pioneer Stevedore Co
McKellvie, A, Sen
22 Wan Bee
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30 Soloman, Miss Emily
417 Watson, H A
34 Cain, WmJ
McPherson, Dan
Oppenheimer Bros
126-28-30-32 Englewood Hotel
Brown, H
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134 Hutchings, G W
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Munroe, K
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210 Rumble, T
Morriette, J
Qore Avenue intersects.
Matheaon, D A «
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234 Galley, W H
816 Won Lung
316 Wo Sing
Hun Wong
Flanders, G »
McDougall, M
936 Wills, C A
Whatmore, R G
Jim Kee
Tictoria Drive intersects.
Sang Wong
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Seidelman, W
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Davidson, John
Ah Sin
Fitzpatrick, T
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Ah Woong
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Jim Kee
322 Strome, P
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328 Adams, Mrs
NoBTH Side.
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332 Pattinson, W B
342 Green. J H
209 Rose Ministy
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350 Soule, W H
McKay, Miss M
624 Anthony, A
628 Robertson, H
Carl Avenue intersects.
211 West, Mrs
213 Johnson, Ghas
217 Denorfrev, L
237 Sankey, L J
239 McMurry, R
243 Mee Ghas
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608 Bell, R
247 Cullen, Wm
614 Townley, John
263 Allan, Thos
616 Forbes, J
Davidson, John
618 Cotes, John
411 SUgg, H
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624 McNiven, J D
628 Hardison, J
Corbell, J
Cook, Thos
Corbell, Wm
Dunlevy Avenue intersects.
423 Hatch, Thomas
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457 Turner, Thomas
Lamasi Hy
Sloan, R
Heatley Avenue intersects,
Black, F W
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Marshall, R
Marshall. J
Hambrook, Miss
Cottle, G
718 Gibson, Mrs
724 Robertson, J
Venron, M P
Darling, N D
Oleson, Rev C J
Johnson, J
Heatley Avenue intersects.
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744 Brown, W H
Gray, R
Robertson, W J
Perkins, H F
Anan, Geo
McKinnon, Dan
Robertson, W H
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Halls, R
McDonald J
Carter, Miss E
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Carter, Mrs
Keith, A J
Partridge, R
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818 Soule, W G
Hostens, L
822 Griffiths, J
Porther, Frank
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826 Nelson, A
Uawkes Avenue Inteneots.
828 Walker, T
St. Arnaud, Ed
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852 Barnard Castle
Melville, W
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Manuel, Mrs S E
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214 HewtoD Bros
HewtOD, Theo
Hewton, Hobert
Peters, Joshua
Thile, Louis
216 Morrison, L T
218 Lewellen, R T
224 Wha Lee
226 Campbell, Mrs A
228 Goody, James
Goody, Mrs A
248 Vacant house
Gore Avenue Interaeets. .
802 Vacant store
306 Fox, P
Somerville, Mrs S
Dunlevy Avenne inteneota.
Boot, Mrs
Furguson, J D
Major, William
Vacant shack
Wise, James
Doughtery, J
Dougherty, Miss J
Jackson Avenue Inteneeta.
Rogers, Jos
Beck, Wm
Black, R W
Balkwell, A
Vacant house
Carl Avenue iBteriectB.
Gerherdt, Nels
Kelly, Chas
Kelly, John
Kelly, Jos
Thompson, Thos
Lalicu, Leopold
Beams, Thos
Beams, Thos, jr
Lawrenson, John
Lawrenson, R
Lawrenson, A
Lawrenson, Aubrey
Lawrenson, Chas '
Lilley, John
Beatley Avenue intersects.
Morgan, Hy
Freeman, Geo
Wray, John
(QUEBEC, Mount Pleaaaat—
Rune south from Front to boun-
dary. Ward 5.
East Side.
2190 Abray, J T
2596 Vacant
2634 Vosper, F L
2904 Ellison, W
West Side.
King, Daniel
2195 Garnier, Frank
Pollay, Geo
Leonard, G C
Wbiston, Thos
2461 Roberts, Jno H
2463 Steele, W B
2651 Doherty, I W
2906 Eligh, Hamilton
Perry, Henry H
Metcalfe, Mathew
DeBeck, G W
RAYMUR AVENUE -Runs
south from lime kilns to com-
mencement of Grabtree lane,
Wards, 3 and 4. Hastings divides.
East Side.
Barnard Street isteTBects.
Harris Street intersects.
Keeler Street intersects.
Princess Street intersects.
Haatlngs Street intersects.
Vacant house
Atchison, Wm
Vacant house
Oppenlieimer Street intersects,
212 Lee, T H
Lee, Miss E L
Powell street intersects.
East Side.
Oppentieimar Street intersects.
Hastings Street intersects.
Princess Street intersects.
Keefer Street intersects.
Harris Street intersects.
Burrard Street intersects.
Prior Street intersects.
RICHARD— Runs south-west from
Cordova to Pacific avenue. Ward
1.
East Side.
606 Welsh, James
608 Vacant
610-12 Vincent, Rich
616 Wi«e, Harry
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540 Snell, Daniel
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624 Kemp, W A
626 Gauley, David L
628 Robinson, Alex
Sutherland, Wm
St. Andrews' Church
710 Macaulay, Jamea
716 8hearer,'Mr8 Jannet
Shearer, J 8
718 Trendell, J W
720 McHardy, John
Scott, ThoH
724 Southcott, J J
728 Campbell, Mrs D F
730 Brocklesby, H A
Scott, Jas
732 Chambers, Henry
Baker, Wm H
Robson Street intersects
800 McCalman,
810 Holmes, H R
812 Physick, Thos
Brook, Kobt
814 Vacant
816 Weston, A C
Cox,E
818 Chardon,CM
820 Macgowan, A H B
Smithe Street intersects.
912 Pioneer Steam Laundry
912 Cornwall, S C
Harris, Wm
McDermid, Peter
918 Cowdrey, G
NelFon Street Intersects.
Carmichael, P P
1016 Hayden & Maxwell
1018 Hayden, Lyman
1020 Cresswell, Ed
1028 Tullock, Henry
Helmcken Street intersects.
1108 Heck, Francis
1106 Hall, James
1120 McColl, John
1122 Beasly, Geo
Dean, Leonard
1124 Hashell, N
Davie Street intersects.
1208 Brown, John
1212 Wastell, W J
Ford, A E
1220 Mitchell, Theo
1224 Combs, J R
1226 Powe, Joseph
1232 Blair, Samuel
Drake Street intersects.
Smithe Street intersects.
West Side.
Davis, Marshall & Macaeill
Burpee, Geo F
409 Pidgeon, Miss F
Crickmay, Wm
De Forest, Prof H J
600 Medill, Wm
Pender Street intersects.
511 Vacant
513 Roy, Andrew
Peter, Chris
515 Maddocks, Mathew
517 Turner, Fdward
519 Ward, Arthur
Addeson, Robt
523 Rowley, J C
Hackett, J W
525 Vacant
527 Dixon, George
613 Gordon, R W
617 Morency, Mrs E
623 Tufts. William
625 Swinford, Mrs M
627 Eldridge, C C
629 McDonald, D H
633 Coffey, Miss S
635 Willis, Walter
639 Stuart, Allan K
Congregational Church
Georgia Street Intersects.
713 Webster, Alex
715 Beggar, D R
717 Campbell, P G
719 Perree, Chas
726 Gill, Andrew
727 Gill, John
729 Sterling, David
733 McLaren, John
801 Giguere, Clophas
Robson Street intersects.
805 New house
815 Steward, W T
• 817 Farr, Edwd
819 Dawe, Albert
Dawe, Elijah
825 McNider
831 Griffith, A
833 MacLean
835 Vacant
909 Lees, Andrew E
9? 3 Walker, Alonzo E
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915 Geddes, Bobt J
1215 Farrell, Wm
919 Logan, Mrs E
1227 Skinner, R G
925 Mather, Jamea
1231 Herman, E B
927 Fraaer, Norman
1321 Jamea, Stanley
929 Vacant
1326 Gibaon, T J P
1001 Campbell, A B
Broughton Street Intersects.
NeUon Street laterRects.
1427 Phillips, E L
1003 Scurry, T H
England, Misa Ellen.
1035 Fleishman, J
Harvey, Lindsay
1104 Jordan, Wm
Nicola Street intersects.
1059 Leckie, R J
1517 Clarke, F S
1113 Wallace, Alfred
Gardero Street intersects.
Helmcken Street intersects.
South Side.
1121 Robs, Murdock G
1125 Taylor, G R
1008 Talcott, E W
1127 Sim, W H
Burrard Street W intersects.
1129 Heaps, Edward H
1010 Wataon, H H
1201 Flett, John
Soames, Sarah
Darie Street Intersects.
1014 Harria, Hubert
1206 Armstrong, J W
1209 Harold, Thoa
Boak, Albert
1016 Scott, C A
1213 Hodgson, R W
1018 Preaton, laaac
1217 Myles, Jamea C
1020 McDonald, J J
1219 Vacant
Johnston, J W
1221 Derouse, Alvin
1022 Burse, Walter
1223 Milton, Arthur
Burse, Wilson
1226 Green, Hoiace
1026 Keene, W L
1236 Devlin, Joaeph
1030 BuBcombe, F
1306 Foo Long
1038 Springer, L J
Drake Street Intersects.
Springer, B
1307 Beam, Wm
1042 Wilson, D H
1311 Croas, Chas W
1104 Blake, Robt
1313 MacDonald, John W
Shaw, C W
1326 Mortimer, J W
Thurlow Street intersecto.
1327 Powe, Wm
1106 Clyne, Hy
1331 Vincent, Robt
Vaughan, S
1118 Trodden, Misa Etta
ROBSON— Runs north-weat from
Bsatlie to Water Front, Warda 1
and 2.
Richard Street intersects.
Fee, T A
1120 Painton, F J
1122 Melville, Chas
Crawford, Jno
1126 Rounsefell, Jno
NoKTH Side.
Rounaefell, F W
1023 Gotten, Ghria
1128 Quigley, M T
1027 Stark, James
1138 Topping, W F
1142 RoWn, W
Stark, W L
1031 Lockyer, H T
1216 Skinner, Jeasie
1033 Seymour, J R
Lyon, Jno
1041 ScouUar, A W
Burna, Jno, jr
Thurlow Street intersects.
Bute Street iutersects.
1111 Loutit, James I
1220 Gerrard, Wm
Vacant block
Gerrard, J D
Bute street intersects.
1226 Wilgreas, H T
1211 Thompaon, M P
1230 Empey, Mrs L F
Douglaa, Mrs B M
Dana, A J
Thompaon, Misa M G
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Wilson, Mies Janet
JerviB Utreet InteraectB.
Vacant blk
1506 Cole, Sylvanus
Nicola Street loteraects.
1510 Scott, Jno
Saunders, Henry J
SCOTIA, Moont Pleasant E—
Buns south from Front street to
boundary, Ward 5.
Wbbt Siob.
Groston, Thos B
East Side.
SpaldinK, Jno
Bianchi-Perrini, L
SOOTT— Buns from Twelfth Ave.
West Side.
Merrell, T M
East Side.
New house
Frederickson, L C
SEATON — Runs north-west from
Burrard to Jervis, Ward 1.
North Side.
1017 Freeman, C E
1025 Williams, Jno
Williams <& Barker
1126 Hammersley, A St Geo
New house
Richards, Steven
South Side.
100 Smith, Bros
1006 Griffiths, Essex
Thurlow Street Inteneets.
Young, D J
Vacant
1102 The WiRwam
Kent, H W
Sisson, T H
Geddes, J P
McDonald, G E
Mowat. C H
Hillier, J J
1116 Townley, T
1120 Carter, Nelson
1124 Brown, G McL
Brown, Harry
1124 Drummond, Miss Mary
1128 Lewis, R G
Calland, T H
White, W
Bute Street intersects.
SECOND AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant, West— Runs west
from Centre to boundary. Ward
6.
South Side.
Hurst, Robert
Water Front here
Tait's Saw, Shingle
Planing Mills
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SEVENTH AVENUE. Fair-
view — Runs east and west from
Westminster avenue to boundary
Wards 4 and 5. Prince Edward
street divides.
NoBTH Side.
McLennan, Findlay
80 Clark, John F
48 Vacant
96 Jackson, J W
Quebec Street interaeotg.
144 Mills, Fred W
Ontario Street interMcti.
Crummer, W H
Scott, R B
Marshall, Edgar
Reid, Archibald
Toull, Jas F
Brown, John
Coulson, Chas E
Macey, W C
Hemlock Street intersects.
Dixon, David
Creek intersects to westward.
Mackenrot, Alfred
Doering & Marstrand Brew-
ing Co
Heidkamphe, Fritz
Brunswick Street intersects.
Gordon, James
306 Coombs, Edward
Prince Edward Street intersects.
Ward, John
Gain, Henry
Victoria Street intersects.
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486 Gow, Mrs Peter
Howard, Mrs M J
438 Munro, John
Parkes, S J
Wylie, Patrick
Cedar Street intersects.
600 Yates, Chaa F
Vacant lot
Carolina Street Intersects.
Powell. Thos
524 Paterson, R H
Christie, Wallace G
Bell-Irving & Patterson
530 McKinnell, C S
Johnson, P J
Birch Street intersects.
604 Graham, Thos
Reid, Sir John, K.C.B., M.
Soott Btreet Intersects.
D., R.N
708 Lanaway, G B
Barker, Robt
Maddatns, C G
Creek Intersects to Westward.
McKinnell
Eperaon, Vincent
Mieddonp, Geo A
End of Seventh avenue.
South Bide.
Ash Street intersects.
Barker, R E
Baptist Church.
Shaw, James
Westiplnster Avenue interaeets.
Shaw's stable
Armstrong, James
Steve's
139 Brown. Wm P
Quebec Street Intersects.
141 Ker. James
SEYMOUR— Runs south-west from
Ontario Street Intersects.
Cordova to Pacific Ave, Ward 1
Sootla Street interseets.
The West Side of Seymour St. was
187 Bell, Joseph
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189 Mole, Henry T
ators having charge of this district.
191 Brent, F L
The discovery was made too late to
193 Saint John, B
have ALL the names appear in the
Craig. Nathaniel
regular alphabetical list.
Prince Id ward Btreet Intersects.
West Side.
301-303 Smith & Freeland
Smith, Wm Jos
Freeland, Geo
Lefevre blk
Burnett & Burnett
317 Brown, W
Victoria Street intersects.
319 Meakin, W J
357 Ellison
321 Burnet, P
377 Burns, Wm
Burnet, K L
Johnston, Wm
N.W. & B.I. Telephone Co,
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415 Dunlop, G W
McLellan, A
Hastings Street intersects.
413 Jim Lee
Carolina Street intetsects.
Lane intersects.
517 Baynes, R A
Zeigler, A H
457 Laughlin, Wm J
McKay, Thos
Walker. Thos
Delmonico Hotel
Pender Street intersects.
Vacant store
519 Muir, Mrs A
Abernathy, Jas B
521 Sweet, Silas
Pace, John
525 lUinj^worth, Jas
459 Atkins, Thomas
529-31 B ack, T T
Scott Street intersects.
535 McPherson, VV'm
Stretch, T P
Dunsmulr Street intersects.
667 Anderson, J J
641 Newett, T H
Sleeth, Robt
Georgia Btreet intersects.
Hamer, Albert Victor
701 Waverlv Hotel
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715 Boyd, Jas M
717 Vacant
719 Alcock, Mrs M J
721 Lillie, T W
Scott, 8 N
735 Batnsay, Jas
741 Ponsford, Mrs Page
809 Deroaier, M
811 McDonald, Mrs A
Bath, Wm
Robson Street intersects.
813 Selwood, Thos
819 Johnstone, John
821 Moss, Jno
823 Taylor, G M
826 Britton, E C
829 Ireton, Jas
831 Kitt,* Ledger Arthur
833 Brown, W S
885 Walker, A E
901 Grady, J H
Smithe Street intersects.
907 Shaver, N
925 Armptrong, David
Armstrong, Kobt
927 Hickey, P J
929 Wolfer, Jos
936 Beaty, Jno
941 Hamblin, 'W J
Nelson Street intersects.
1005 Moscrop, Thos
1017 Vacant house
1109 Bailey, Chas
Bailey, Wm
Bailey, Mrs M A
Helmcken Street intersects.
1111 Anderson, Cbas
1121 Johnston, R J
Johnston, J H
1123 Boardman, Chas
1206 Barclay, Wm
Davie Street intersects,
1211 McVety, Mrs F
1213 Parker, Arthur
1239 Henry, C E
McKenzie, A
1255 Frazer, A M
1301, Smith, E S
Webster, D M
Drake Street inierseots.
1303 Spettigue, Mrs J V
Spettigue, W S
1307 Flett, M
Mills, H
Mills, F
1313 Steward, C F
1415 Vacant
1317 Cowdrey, Geo
1319 Davidson, Wm
Davidson, Jas
Davidson, A C
1321 Lang, Sarah I
Lang, Artliur
1323 Peters, Chas
Latham, Wm
1325 Vacant
1327 Roberts, Sam
McDougall, Dan
1329 Sheehan, D W
1333 Harmer, F H
East Side.
Hastings Street intersects.
Fender Street Intersects.
318 Cornish & Coope/
C(>rni8h, B J
Cooper, Ernest
Earle, Henry
Wilson, Hugh
Robs, David
Hamer, A V
Hancock, H A
Morse, Arthur
512 Manley, Geo
Radway, Thos
Hague, W E
Berb, B
620 Robertson & Haekett
Graham, Thos
Chester, Wm
Arkle, C
Reed, A
Masters, Thos
Clowes, John
Woodworth, A B
Taylor, G R
Stirton, G
Musgrove, A C
Haugh, Thos H
Bruce, Alex
Cleveland, J P
Taylor, W A
Thomas, Sam
Sharpe, K
McRae, C C
Irelaud, W H
Barron, E
Falconer, P D
McRae, M
Gendron, J
Rumble, J
Sumner, Wm
Hamersley, Wm
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Morrall, F
622 Fletcher. -Joshua B
Cameron. G
624 Pearey, John
Johnston, W A
Glubb. John
LauKhlin, W J
Jones, Edwd
Vaughan, J
Parker, Jacob
BobertBon, D
McKenzie, Thos
Mattinson, A
Metcalfe, F
Mathieson, Henry
626 Wilson, Geo I
Feedham, Ghas
632 Brereton, B R
Forsyth, John,
640 Page, Joseph
Mercier, A
Boas, W
Smirl r T
642' Vacant
GeorKta Street intersects.
Smirl, F W
706 Boston Bakery, T H Mans-
Graham, Wm
field, prop
Nixon, Sam
706 Hawkins, FG
Hoffmeieter, Wm
716 Ward, John
Addison, Robt
718 McDonald, W G
McDonald, Wm
McPhie, W H
, McLeod, N
Lake, Thomas
Simpson, J H
722 Carlisle, J H
Kaine, Ghas
724 Fire Hall No 2, Vane Fire
Lyon, A B
622 Wilson, A
Dept
Spice, C
528 Inglis, Alex
Biggar, D B
Silverman, —
728 Cooper, John
Burriti, Miss H
Calkins, B F
530 Chinese Laundry
Eussell, Andrew
534 McLeod, Norman
McKinnon, Thos
Blakip Walter
730 Bayley, Wm
636 Vacan..
732 Anderson, Jas L
538 Vacant
738 Fulton, J A
542 McDonald, Geo
Robson Street intersects.
646 Taylor, Bobert
816 Anderson, Ghas
548 Trudgeon, E & Go
820 Omand, John
Ounsmuir Street Intenwcts.
Smithe Street Intersects.
606 Straban, Francis
822 Grant, Donald
608 Vacant
826 Brand, Wm A
612 Mason, Mrs John
828 Woodrow, John
Smythe, Miss B
908 Fee, Wesley
Smythe, Miss E
Mason. John
910 Vacant
912-14 Paull, A H
Bremner
916 St Arnaud, E D
Gamble, Bobt
920 Vacant
McAllister, Angus
Nelson Street intersects.
Young, Irving
Thompson, Albert
Helmcken Street intersects.
1124 Crowe, S J
Thompson, Wm
1J26 Chown, T
Pierce
Davie Street intersects.
Wilson, Alex
1200-2 Webster Bros
618 Ellis, J Wesley
1214 Largen, P J
Porter, James
Hawkins, Fred
Seiohn, John
1216 Vacant
Wize, Ghas
Mills, Willoughly
1232 Tupper. J H
1234 Wells, M B
Whitmore, John
1236 Pendola, Mrs A
620 Miller, James F
1240 Tiddy, J E
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1244 Feedhatn, Chas
1208 George, Wm
1246 Boyd, J R
Drake Street intersects
1300 Vacant store
1.S04 Drew, H E
1806 Salloway, Alfred
1808 Vacant
1314 Wright, David B
Fitzsimmons, Wm
Hartley, Wm
1820 Vacant
1322 Slack, David W
1324 Grahau], Chas O
1326 McKenzie, S F
1330 French, George
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SHORE — North of Georgia street.
North Side.
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Emery, Wm
Davis, Mrs
Clayton, Isaac
Harris, Frank
Stevens, Thos
Gledhill, J B
Morton. F C
Elkins, S
SIXTEENTH AVENUE.
North Side.
Quebec Street interBeots.
Holmes, Christophet
WeBtminater Avenue InterBeets.
McDonald, Peter
SIXTH AVENUE. Fairview-
Runs east and west from West-
minster avenue. Wards 4 and 6.
Prince Edward street divides.
North Side.
4 Marstrand, Dearing &* Mar-
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24 Cameron, A W
White, John
28 Lindsay, James
34 Cates, John A
Gates, Wm E
Gates, Andrew J
WestmluBter Avenue interiectB.
40 Hughes, James
Hill, John B
Scotia Street intersectB,
Dodson, Joseph
Budlong, F L
58 Wagner, Alex
72 Pool, R H
Duncan, H C
Quebec Street InterBeota.
Keefer, John G
Brunswick Street Intersects.
106 Clark, W F
Hebden, Harry
224 Chase, Jeremiah
Mould, A J
Prince Edward Street interseets.
Devine, Harry T
Devine, John
Victr.ria Street intersects.
394 Vacant
Stei^enburger, Alfred
Renier, Peter S
St. George Street intersects,
296 Cook, Wm
Brunswick Street intersects.
468 Cook, Robt H
490 Smith, Robt
590 Maxwell, Robt E
Carolina Street intersects.
694 Barnes, Frederick A
Barnes, G A
Boardman, S H
Greer, Samuel
South Side.
39 New house
41 Shurgold, Edwin
91 Owens, John J
97 Thorpe & Co Mineral Water
Scotia Street Intersects.
Flewelling, Wm P
Quebec Street intersects.
Ill Robinson, Joseph
141 Bjerre, August
Peterson Miss A
225 Bowser, Frank
229 Gill, Lister
233 King, Duncan
Hughes, Ernest
Buriitt, Thomas
Burfitt, Ben
McLean, Peter
Bridge Street interaectB.
Prince Edward Street intersects.
303 Shotton, Allison
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309 Oliver, Thoi.
321 Adams, H T
Victoria Street interaacts .
373 Robb, Wm
375 James, Thos C
377 Barton, John Q
379 James, Thos
381 McRae, JohnA
397 McRae
399 Abernathy, Jno W
St. Qeorge Stre«t intoraeoti.
467 Ross, John F
483 Gibbons, David
487 Robertson. Hiram J
Whiteley, Ed F
Henning, W J
Carolina Street intenecti.
571 Doering, Chas G
McDermott, Patrick
709 Pugh, Samuel G
711 Vacant
Moyls, Frank
North, Samuel
Brown, Jas
Anderson, David
Mackenzie, D
Ash Street interiectB,
Arndt, L
SOPHIE, Mount Pleasant-
Runs between Westminster
avenue and Westminster road.
Ward 5.
Holland, Samuel
STANLEY PARR.
East Side.
Avison, Henry
Thomas, H
Jones, H D
TENTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant — Runs east and west
from Westminster avenue, Wards
4 and 6. Prince Edward street
divides.
North Side.
Weatminster Avenue interaeots.
50 Gow, John A
52 Noble, John
70 Vacant
Quebec Street intersects.
170 Babington, James B
Babington, Hume B
, Ontario Street intersects.
176 McKeating, P
214 Cruickshank, Geo
240 Spillett, Wm
260 Sterling, George
276 Godfrey, Wm
Manitoba Street intersects.
344 Crawford, John
348 Moore, Robert
VanDusen, David
Columbia Street Intersects.
Prior, Francis L
Prior, F H
Stephens, F B
South Side.
Vacant
Temperance Hall
55 Vacant
57 Hore, Rufus
61 Aitken, Robert
Leslie, J
Qnebeo Street intersects.
159 Gellespie, Jas C
161 Lasson, E
165 Hicks, Valentine
191 Trimble, Ed
231 McMorran, R A
Luke, Albert
251 Taylor, Fred
Edward Street intersects.
Vacant
Myers, Lv.«rard
Fonseca, J W
Harris, Albert
Pearson,
McConvey, H
Prince Edward street intersects,
Mount Pleasant School
Westminster Road intersects.
Kauffelett, Carl
DeBois
Columbia Street intersects.
Whiteman, E R
Vacant
Scott Street intersects.
THIRD AVENUE, Mt. Pleas-
ant, West— Runs west from
Centre street to boundary, Ward 5.
North Side.
Vacant house
Mahood, James
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StanuerB, Jaa
Dal ton, Frank
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Tait, W L
THIRTEENTH AVENUE, Mt.
Pleasant— Runs east and west
from Westminster avenue, to
boundary,Ward8 4 and 5. Prince
Edward street divides.
North Side.
Weitmlnster Avenue intenecti.
Mattoclcs
Brown, Wm
Ingram, John A
109 Bayley, Thomas
138 Kempt, John
Walden, Wm
Walden, Geo
Patterson, John E
Sophie Street inteneots.
146 Luke, Albert
Prince Edward Street Intersecti.
Trudgeon, Israel
Mclntyre, Malcom
Somers, John
209 Norris, Mrs Mary
215 Murray, Alex, jr
Brown, Samuel J
Murrav, Paul
Bain, i)aniel
South Side.
Stewart, Dpniel
Lobb. Wm fc!
21 Casselman. B '?
Slade, Charles
Pritchard, Tno
Sophie Street Intersex ts .
Gerard, Alien
Morgan, Yates
Ihrince Edward Street intersecta.
Wood, Wm H
Thompson, Rev S J
McGIenatben, Arthur F
Whitaker, Alfred
Hatch, James
Urquhart, Wm
THURLOW — Rubs south-west
from Inlet to English Bay,Ward 1.
East Side.
846 Crickmay, W
Welsh, £ B
Gibson, Miss Margaret
Vacant
Montserat, F
Wright. St John Henry
Wright, Thos
Wright, Hy
West Side.
523 Vacant
Rogers, A Lee
625 McSorlev, H
527 Airey, Albert
Melville Street Intenecta.
Worsnop, Capt
Webb, F M
Tisdall, Chas E
Purvis, John
Robson street interaects.
TWELFTH AVENUE, Mount
Pleasant— Runs east and west
from Westminster avenue to
boundaries, Wards 4 and 5.
Prince Edward street divides.
North Side.
Henderson, Robt K
Weitmlniter Avenue InteriectR.
Read, Thos
Mitchell, Geo
CaroUriA Street Interiecta.
Dunlop, Wm S
Scott Street In^ereecta.
Wilson, John
36 Priestman, Geo
49 Bovyers, John
61 Dickie, Geo A
141 Armstrong, Andrew
145 Burritt, Oscar
Ogilvi^, A W
203 Boult, Wlter
Ontario Street Interaects.
Weatmlnater Avenue Interaecta.
South Side.
4 Vacant
12 Vacant
60 Withrow, Sam
Quebec Street Interaecta.
106 Gavin, John J
114 Lorimer, —
Ontario Street interaeeta.
202 Morrison. Thos H
Clark, John
212 Rounds, Fred
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VXIiNON AVENUE.
Chipchase, R
East Side.
Sharp, C
Rennie, D
McNutt, J W
Mowat, Chas
Duke, ThoB
Dunbar, Thos
Duke, James
McCandlish, H
Gill, J H
McDonald, Jno
HiBtingB Street Intenecti.
8 Dunn, Thos
Vanant block
Simson, C
Oppenheimur Street Interieot*.
Vacant block
Lyne, Norman
Fire Hall. No 1
Hay ward, W
Powell street intenecti.
Clet;g, A
Vacant block
Jordan, Wm
Hasting! Street iDterBectr.
Vacant
Campbell, H
Evans, A G
PflncesH street interaectR.
Morant, J A
Elliott, W
Campbell, W J
WATIR— Runs north-west from
26 Cyrs & Roberts
32 \fackay, G D
34 Jones, Wm R '
Carrall to junction with Cordova,
Ward 2.
North Side.
42 Rengel, Chas
Stewart, F R
1 Canonica & Mowatt
46 McDonald, J D
5 Clay, E F
48 Johnston, R J
7 Adair, Wm
Johnston, J H
Jones, C H
50 Straube, V
13 Allen, Fred
56 Goldoerg, F
17 B.C. Cattle Co stables
58 Vacant
69 Lipsett, Edward
60 T^ndry, Wm
71 Holmes & Grace
OR Dawson, C
73 Brown Bros
68 Jones, J R C
101 Morrison, Jas
74 Vacant
Abbott Street intersects,
78 McLean & Campbell
118 Welsh Bros
Abbott street intet sects.
123 Baker & Leeson
100 McLennan, A D
125 Atkins & Johnson
104 Jenkins. W M
Major & Eldridge
108 Wagg, Geo
127 Prior, E G
116 McLeod, Mrs C
131 McMillan & Hamilton
Angus, Thos
133 Burton, David
118 Tung Lee
Britton, Frank
120 Allan, N
Duval, Jno
135 TaiVo
136 Svanson & Cerolson
140 Peterson, Frank
141 Marshall, W C
Mitchell, —
155 Vates & Co
160 Dalton & Thorburn
167 Dak Lee
154 Carter, L
169 On Chong
Gamble Street intenecti.
175 Miller, Mrs Mary
Carter, Jno L
150 Cornwall, J
Coleman Wm
Vincent, H J
South Side.
Robertson, Wm
160 Canavan, S J
2 Thompson, Saml
164 Anderson, Fred
Carnall Street here.'
166 Baer, B
Loseombe, Chas
168 McDowell^ Wm
6 Readings, H
170 McLennan, Finlay
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200 Regina Hotel
306-316 Oriental Hotel
Vacant lot
Sherman Chop House
332 Sherman House
Vacant lot
334 Sailors' Rest
Knowler «& Macaulay's ware-
house
342 Baker Bros Co., Ltd
344 Vacant store
346 Vacant store
Smith's restaurant
Knowler & Macaulay
Dawe, E & Co
Lambert, Joe
Gintzburger, 8
WATER FRONT.
Mahoney, E C
Hill, N
Newton, H J
Mouat, A J
Shepperd, R A
Woodrulf, E L
Hewton, F W
Tannen, J
Bell, J
Williams, Wm
Frederickson, J
Williams, Fred
WESTMINSTER AVEN'JE-
Runs south from Alexander to
boundary. Ward 3 to Hastings,
Ward 4":rom Hastings to False
Creek Bridge, Ward 5 from
False Creek Bridge to boundary.
East SiOb.
112 Thompson, Nicholas
114 Dixon, Robert,
116 CoUister, Johri
Powell Street intersects.
200 Morison, Geo C
282 Jones, C H
206 Hogg, Thos
208 Hobson, C G
Hobson, G W
2i0 Urquhart, Wm
212 Fern, Samuel
214 McCrf^, .Tohn
220 Jordan, Walter
Oppenheimer Strmt interse^ti .
316 Keefer, Hugh
318 Dick & Shannon
320 Hastings, T W
322 Willson, G I
324 More, Katy
Suckling, A E
Vacant livery stable
Hastings Street intersects.
326 Tomllnson & McTiiggart
330 Hunt, Geo
424 Goudron, Mrs M
Goudron, Jules
430 Hobson Bros
432 Foreman, C F
Princess Street intersects,
Skyes, John
600 Hogg, Alex
604 Dinsmore, Wm
612 McDonald, J B
Morning, Mike
614 Airey, Wm
Marcisse, John
Pedder, Wra
Woodward, Chas
Stevenson & Rockett
Stevenson, Geo
Keefer Street intersects.
Harris Street intersects.
700 Vacant house
716 McKenzie, Mrs A
718 Vacant bouse
nernard Street intersects.
812 Spence, Thos
Hamilton, Lymau
Peppard, Hill
Little, Wm
Prior Street Intersects.
900 Clayton, Ed
904 Vacant house
906 Vacant store
926 Dockendorf , W m
Dockendorf, Wm, jr
936 Mclvor, J D
942 Clark, Jos ^
Park LAne intersects.
948 Brooks, Jas
954 Vacant store
958 Fisher, Thos
962 Wha Lee
962 Jim Lee
968 Thomas, G W
97ft Vacr-.t house
972 V: ^: ".t house
976 Haldane, Adam
978 Costello. M
984 Austin, John
Fisher, TUos
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VANCOUVER s.ITY DIKECTOKY.
609
McCaskill, F H
Lifel, Chas
Ciiiawell, Wm
Allan, John
1502 Haldon, J P
Front Street Intersects.
1514 Masters, James
1532 Shack vacant
1524 Shack vacant
1526 Vacant store
1532 Carson, John
1534 Storehouse vacant
1536 Vacant
1552 Owens, Georgt
1820 McLean, Murdock
Dufferin Street iuiersects.
Brenton, John
1920 Vacant
Lome Street liilersocta.
Lr.iis(luwne Street interseets.
2024 Stewart, A C
Fifth Avenue intersects.
2026 Board man, 8
Extence, Henry
2028 Store vacant
2030 Vacant store
2114 Oanipbell, G W
Sixtli .\yonue Interseets.
2ns Brydone-Jack Wm D, M.D
Wpst Side.
117 Stevens, Alfred
209 Gardiner, J'
Powell Street intersects.
211 Greenwood, Geo
219 Secord, Angus
McKenzie, Miss M
V^acant store
Oppenbeimer Street intersects.
313 Vacant stpre
McAlpine, Dr
325 Glandening, James
327 Vacant
.329 Hunt, Lawrence
Hastings Street intersect*.
Market Hall
Helson, J T
Beattie, A M
Dupont Street intersects.
501-3 Glasgow Hotel, A A Lang-
ley, prop
613 Bushonc, Ivan
515 Robinson, A L
523 Chaumette, Mrs
Ohaumette, E N
525 Leatherdale, Robt
553 Vacant
555 McDowell, H & Co
McKelvie, A & Co
Brunnette office and yard
Prior Street .'itersects.
817 Law, James
905 Lockerby, Geo H
907 Dickey, Nath
913-15 Somerville, Thos
913 James, D J
919 Vacant
923 Shack vacant
929 Wilson & P-inlop
931 Pike, Simon
D^.vey, Emmanuel
937 Devine's feed end wood
shed
941 Vacant
943 Vacant
945 Reed, D B
Donate, C
Vacant shacks
1503 Dunnan, John
1529 Vacant stc e
1535 Sim, W H & Co
1537 Green, Geo
1551 Western Wire jMaitress Fac-
tory •
Ballard, A M
1553 Sparks & Bailey
1555 Fairburn, Mrs A
Charlton, C K
(rurnev Cab Co. Stables
1613 Fletcher. H F
1617 Eaves, Wm
1621 McMillan, D
McMillan, Mrs D
1625 Meariis. Geo
Dutferiu Street intersects.
Rock Bottom Grocery
Mnir, W D
Lavfield, H H
Mitchell, L W
Knights of Pythias
Clark, J L
Kerfoot Samuel
Webiter & Gillespie
Webster. James
>^o9 Mount I'leasant P O
2209 Morrow, J W
2225 DePencier, H
k;i() th Avenue Interseets.
2? )1 Burritt, H D, L.L.S.D
Welsh & Nightingale
Welsh, Fred W
Nightingale, J P
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Kilby, Fred
Burritt's Hall
Ninth Avenue intersects.
K.imloops Cattle Co
Hall, John 8
Smith, George
2403 Clark, W T
2405 Hatch, A H
McAllister, Jno
Alcock, W G
Tentli Avenue intersects.
Kleventli Avenue intersects.
2607 Wilson, Win
Cauker, Rich
Twelfth Avenue intersects.
2705 Lobb, Thos
McAllister, M'ss
2709 Williams. Chas W
Ha" ward, Alfred
2713 Phillips, Chas
Moodie, John
Fifteenth Avenue intersects.
MacDonald, Wn.
Macauley, V. H
W iamson, G E
Findlay, James
Millar, Geo A
Fourteenth Avenue intersects.
Thirteenth Avenue intersects.
Muir, Wm D
2720 Goodmurphy, C
New house
WeBtminstcr Koad intersects.
WESTMINSTER ROAD, Mt.
Pleasant — Huns south-east
from Westminstei- avenue, junc-
tion of Seventh avenue to boun-
dary. Ward 5
East Sid's.
12 Lobb, Thomas
Ninth Avenue intersects.
06 McCluskey, G
Presbyterian Church
Johnson, I G
398 Pritchard, Thos
Tenth Arenue inters^cit.
400 Baxter, Wm
402 Farr, John
Caver, —
416 Aalbufg, Axtel
460 Murra' Mrs Kate
4C6 Vj API
£t I Church
610 Shfcidahl, S
Rose Hill Nursery
604 Ht.iry, M J
Twelfth Avenue intersects.
Wkst Sidk.
215 Wigles worth, I
Cook, Fred
217 Crookaii, John
Crockali, Miss J
Tenth Avenue interrectii.
305 McCullough, R A
307 Williams. M H
309 McLellan, Dugald
McLellan, Dan
Kerfoot, Saml
Matson, Anton
Matsoii, David
441 Farker, F W
447 Elinh, Wm
Eligh, .Tacob
449 Johnston, Jamed i
471 Ravey, James
489 Vacant
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NEW WESTMINSTER.
New Westminster is well called
the Ro' al City. Those who are re-
sponse ole for the nomenclature were
sani? uine that the name was not too
pre.«ntiou8, realizing, as thev did,
tbd unlimited resources of ttie dis-
t/ict in which their fair city was
cradled. And that their expectations
have )0 far been justified, no one who
has watched the (growth of New
Westminster will dispute. Within
the past dozen years what was then
little better than a hamlet has grown
into a city, the population of which,
according to last official census, was
6^641. This figure has increased con-
siderably since that date, and is
every 3^ear being still further swelled.
There is ever a large floating popula-
tion in New Westminster, the sur-
rounding country being well settled,
and trade is brisk, though of a fluc-
tuating character. For instance,
when the canneries are in full swing,
during the flshing season, an im-
mense business is done. Mining op-
erations, when active, also affect the
Boyal City beneflcially ; but her per-
manent and ever increasing indus-
tries, chief among which are lumber
and milling, are those which are
mainly depended upon.
New Westminster is charminglv
situated on the north bank of the
Fraser river, fifteen miles from the
mouth, and is the headquarters of
the salmon canning industry. The
Fraser is the most important river in
British Columbia. Not alone is it
navigable for a very considerable dis-
tance, but it flows through one of the
richest agricultural, timber and min-
ing districts in the country. A large
fleet of steamers do a lively business
on the ' river, making regular com-
munication with all important
points, and also keeping up a steady
service with Vancouver, Victoria,
Nanaimo, Portland, etc. It is the
fresh water terminus of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, and the western ter-
minus of the Great Northern. With
the latter system it is connected by
the New Westminster Sf^'uhern (a
road which owes its exist*, ace to the
energy and enterpriseof the citizens),
thus affording direct railwav com-
municat'on with Seattle, Tacoma,
Portland, San Francisco, and the
whole American railway system east
and south. An electric tramway con-
nects New Westminster with Van-
couver, the twelve miles intervening
being accomplished in less than an
hour. The line is energetically
worker', ^nd will no doubt be consid-
erably < i.arged as increased traffic
warrants the extension. With that
liberality characteristic of t;.e people
they have handsomely bonused an
enterprise for spanniug the Fraser,
opposite the city, by means of a sub-
stantial union traffic bridge. The
citizens have voted a sum of $250,000
for this object, and the Provincial
Government have guaranteed the in-
terest on same for seven years, so
that work will be pressed forward
without delay. Over this bridge will
run the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern trains, and this will more
than ever make the Royal City the
great commercial centre which she
aspires to be.
New Westminster enjoys an excel-
lent and abundant supply of water —
ample for domestic, commercial and
fire protection purposes, xne source
of supply is Co^uitlam Lake, distant
about twelve miles, and as this great
sheet of water is at an riltitude of
some 435 feet, the gravitation system
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is used in conveying the precious
liquid. The works, costing in tlie
neighborhood of !(i500,000, are the
property of the city, and j)rove a
valuable asset.
A capital sewerage system and eflS-
cient sanitary inspection tend to
nialie Westminster an exceptionally
healthy quarter, wliile its public men
are ever alive to the interests of the
city, and are indefatigable in their
exertions to pn^mote its welfare. The
buildings, public and private, are
such as wouli be a credit to any
community — indeed the casual ob-
server has been heard to hint that
this particular feature has been over-
done. But tiiose who make the place
their home, those who have a sub-
stantial stal.e in tiie place, know
better, and the willingness with
which they invest their hard cash is
an undoubted proof of their faith in
the stability of the city of the Fraser.
The streets are well kept, well
drained and well lighted, all being
done with a thoroughness and econ-
omy highly creditable to the city
fathers. Being e.i&y of access from
all parts of the province, New West-
minster has been selected as the site
for many of the more important pro-
vincial institutions, including the
Penitentiary, Lunatic Afeylur, , Cen-
tral Prison, Court House, etc. The
Public Library is a fine building, and
is as liberally patronized as it is well
stocked witli literature. It is lighted
throughout by electricity, as are also
all the more important building.
Westminster is also a cathedral ci ;/.
All the religious denominations ( re
well represented, as are the varii us
fraternal and benevoleat societit s.
There are three fire halls we:l
equipped with modern appliances,
and m charge of Chief T. Ackerman,
and an efficient brigade.
Westminster City Council and Offi-
cers, 1803.
The election of Mayor and ten ald-
ermen takes place annually, on the
first Monday in December. The
council meets once a week at the City
Hall for the dispatch of business. The
board is composed as follows :
Mayor: — D. S. Curtis.
Aldermen : — Ward 1, Jos. Jagger
and Jas. Cunningham; Ward 2, A.
M. Herring and Thos. Owens ; Ward
3, Thomas R. Pearson and Wm. A.
Duncan; Ward 4l Thos. GiflTordland
Jas. Lord ; Ward 5, Wm. H. Keary
and Geo. Mackenzie.
Offickus:— City Clerk and Collec-
tor, D Robson; Treasurer an<l Assess-
ment Commissioner, W. T. Cooksley;
City Eneineer, Wm Noot : City Solic-
itors, Corbould, McColl, Wilson &
Campbell ; Auditor, C. G. Major;
Police Magistrate, T. C. Atkinson ;
Chief Officer, William Huston ; Ser-
gent, John Carty; Lock-up keeper,
A. G. Smith. There are also seven
police constables.
Waterworks : — Engineer, A. E.
Hill, C.E. ; Commissioners, J. C.
Armstrong, W. A. Duncr.n and Geo.
Turner, C.E. Source of supply, Co-
quitlam Lake, distant fourteen miles.
Fire Dsi'artmext : — C hief, T. Ack-
erman. There are three fire halls, No.
1 on Columbia street opposite Lytton
Square; No. 2 on Royal avenue, near
Sixth street; No. 3 on Front street at
foot of Begbie street.
Board of Trade.
Pre i lent, T. J. Trapp; Vice-Pres-
ident, John Wilson; Secretary -Treas-
urer, D. Robson. Council: C. E.
Woods, E. A. Wyld, C. G. Major, W.
H. Keary, John Reid, D. J. Munn,
W. A. Duncan, D. S. Curtis ; Secre-
tary, D. Robson.
Libraries.
Public Library and Reaoins Room,
Columbia street, near Postoffice, free.
Y. M. C. A., corner Columbia and
Church streets. Reading room free ;
circulating library for use of mem-
bers only.
St. Patrick's Hall Library, Co-
lumbia street, free. Open each even-
ing from 7 to 9. Sundays from 2 to5.
Several of the local societies have
reading rooms and libraries for the
use of members and their friends.
Hospitals.
Royal Columbian, at Sapperton,
was established in 1852. It is non-
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p. O. Box s8. ColnmbU St and Cor. Agnea and McKensle. Sts, New Weatmlnater, B. C.
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denominational. An order for ad-
mission must be signed by two mem-
bers of the board.
St. Mary'h, under tlie charge of
the Sisters of Charity of Providence,
is situated at the corner of Agnes and
Merivale streets. It affords accom-
moilation for 50 patients, and is free
to all. Patients are permitted to
select their own physicians.
Postoffice.
Postmaster, J. C. Brown ; Assistant
O. E. Darling. Wicket delivery from
9 a. m. to 7 p.m. Money order office
and Savings bank, daily from a. m.
to 4 p.m.
The office is closed on Sundays.
For Poatofflces in the Province, see
page 27.
For Money Order Offices in the Pro-
vince, see page 27.
For Telegraph Offices in the Pro-
vince, see page 22.
For Postal Kates, see page 24.
Banks and Bankers.
For a list of banks and bankers
throughout the Province, see page 30.
Churches.
Church of England — Holy Trinity
Cathedral, Rt. Rev. Bishop Sillitoe,
D.D. ; Rev. H. Irwin, M.A., and Rev.
H. H. Gowen. St. Mary's Church,
Sapperton, Rector, the Venerable
Archdeacon Woods.
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal
Church, John street, (opposite Orange
Hall) Pastor. Rev. Dr. Reid, Rev. T.
Haddon.
St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral, corner
Blackwood and Columbia streets.
Rt. Rev. Paul Durieu, O.M.I. , Bishop
of New Westminster. Rev. J. M.
Fayard, O.M.I., Vicar-General. Rev.
M. Ouellette, O.M.I. , Pastor; Rev.
F. Jayol, O.M.I. ; Rev. A. Donten-
ville, O.M.I. ; Rev. M. Morgan, O.M.I.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
corner Carnarvon and Blackwood
streets. Pastor, Rev. Thos Scouler.
Presbyterian Church West, corner
Sixth avenue and Twelfth streets, for
morning service, and Knox Church,
corner Columbia and Sherbrooke sts.,
Sapperton, for evening services. Rev.
W. G. Mills, B.A., and Rev. W. R.
Ross.
Baptist Church, Agnes street, east
of Mary street. Rev. J. H. Best,
pastor.
Central Methodist Church, Sixth
street. Revs. T. W. Hall, T. D.
Pearson, and H. L. Louering.
West End Methodist Church, Sixth
avenue, near Twelfth street. Pastor,
Rev. J. P. Hicks.
For complete clerical directory, see
pages 17 to 21.
Dominion and Provincial OfTicials.
For Dominion and Provincial offi-
cials in New Westminster, see pages
6 to 15
Clubs.
Westminster Club. — Columbia st.
President, G.D. Brymner ; Vice-Pres-
ident, A. J. McColl; Secretary, J. S.
C. Eraser.
Transportation.
Railway. — Canadian Pacific Rail-
way to Vancouver, (distance 25 miles)
three times daily, calling at and mak-
ing connection with the eastern and
western express trains at Westmin-
ster Junction, nine miles ; the South-
ern Railway and the Westminster
and Vancouver Electric Tramway.
Steamer. — The Canadian Pacific
Navigation Compy's steamers ply tri-
weekly to Victoria and way ports ; also
to Hope and Chilliwack. There is
regular fortnightly service from Stan-
ley docks ; semi-weekly to Nanaimo,
Vancouver, Coraox, etc. ; daily
between city and Ladner 's ; a ferry ser-
vice to South Westminster (Surrey)
hourly ; and to all important points.
The Westminster and Vancouver
Tramway Company, Limited. — The
New Westminster- Vancouver Tram-
way which connects New Westmins-
ter and Vancouver, gives an hourly
service, and is one of the best
equipped electric lines in the coun-
try. The company was incorporated
in the year 189i), with a capital stock
of $1,000,000. Work was begun in
the same year, and completed in
August, 1891. Since the time th')
road was opened to traffic it has been
most liberally patronised, the public
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fully appreciating the excellent, safe
and Bpeedy service provided. The line
is fitted up with 40 pound i»teel "T"
mils, and is splendidly ballasted
throughout. The cars travelling at a
high rate of speed glide over the gooil
and even road bed with very little
oscillation, which is a source of great
comfort and pleasure to travelers, not
often found on an electric road.
The power house is situatu about
three miles from Westmiii'ror, on
the way to Vancouver, and i^ at pre-
sent equipped with four bi-p^lar dy-
namos, two of 200 horse-p'j v.er capa-
city, and two of 160 hmso-power,
besides all the other necCHJiiry equip-
ments for the running of a first-class
system. The company have ten cars
in use. Six of these are large and
comfortable, being especially pro-
vided with ' double trucks for the
through service, four have 50 horse-
power electrical equipment, and
three, including the baggage car, have
(iO horse-power motors. There are
seventeen miles of road in operation.
During the past year the company
have completed a short line exten-
sion of about three miles between
New Westminster and the power
house, whereby the distance to Van-
couver is reduced by three miles. A
still further extension of the electric
tramway to connect these cities with
the magnificent farming lands of
Lulu Island, is projected, and will
ixiaterialize in the near future. The
o'Bcers of the company are: Presi-
'Jent, D. Oppenhemier; Vice-presi-
dent, B. Do '^B•, Secretary-Trea-
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Allen, G F,
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Allison, Wi:
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NEW WESTMINSTER CITF DIRECTORY.
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
(FOR STREET DIRECTORY, SEE END OF LIST.)
Abbott, Alexander, plumber, Prov.
Lunatic Aayluin, ren 839 Koyal ave
AbercroDtbie, Alex, night watchman,
Laidlaw'a Cannery, res Cumber-
lantl
Ackerman, Theron, chief engineer,
fire dept, res 234 Seventh
Adams, Peter, stevedore, res shack,
Dock square
Adams, David, delivery man, res 99
Eighth
Adams, George.grocer, 27 Eighth, res
Twelfth
Adams, John, carpt, 146 Columbia
Adams, J, millhand, Brunette Saw
Mill, res Leopold Place
Adamson, D H, clerk, 8 H Webb, res
1020 Third ave
Adamson, W T, surveyor, res 1020
Third ave
iGtna Insurance Go'y of Hartford, 688
Columbia
Ailes, Emily, waitress. Occidental
hotel
Ainsworth, John, bookseller, Colum-
bia, res 80 Eighth
Allen, Alfred, tailor, Campbell &
Doherty, res 52 Sixth
Allen, Chas, fmr, res Sixth ave
Allen, Edward, purser, str Bon Ac-
cord
Allen, G F, mechanic, 513 Front
Allen, G G, millhand, R. C. P. Mills
Allen, Tho?, contractor, 802 Brunette
Allison, William, accountant. Bank
B.C. res 671 Third ave
Anderson. Alex, fish dealer. City
Market
Ancient Order Foresters, J C Digby
sec'y
Anderson, Alex, baker, res 230 Sixth
Anderson, Andrew, cook, Royal Col-
umbian Hospital, res 806 Colum-
bie
Anderson, A, watchman, C.P.N.
wharf, res Odd Fellows' bldg
Anderson, Emily, waitress. Depot
hotel
Anderson, Hilda, domestic, T J Arm-
strong, 93 Sixth
Anderson, James, fishmonger, Rus-
sell house
Anderson, Jas. mgr Western Fish-
eries & Trading Co, res 825 Fourth
ave
Anderson, Maggie, tailoress, Camp-
& Doherty, res Sixth
Anderson, Martin, res Columbia
Anderson, R, night watchman, Prov
Lunatic Asylum
Anderson, R F, hardware (Camp-
bell & Anderson), res 714 Royal ave
Anderson, W, millhand, R. C. P.
Mills
Anderson, Wm, car inspector, C.P.R,
res 100 Tenth
Andrzejewski, J W, prop City Brew-
ery, res 755 Agnes .
Ankers, John, water inspector, 902
Columbia
Annandale, T S, grocer, etc, Col-
umbia, res 629 St. George
Annandale, T S, assistant, T S An-
nandale
Antwerp, Van W F, locomotive engi-
neer, C.P.R, res 249 Sixth
Arbuckle, Mathew, chief engineer,
Btr Transfer
Archibald, Alex, teamster, res Cum-
berland
Archibald, Alex, driver, New Van-
couver Co"! Co'y, res Sapperton
T. J. TRAPP & COm Hardware, Paints, Oils anil Agricnltnral
Golambla Street, NBW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Archibald, Wm, apprentice at Van-
stone's.res Sixth street cor Seventh
ave
Archibald, Wm, contractor, 620 Sixth
Archibald, J M, contractor, res cor
Sixth
Armour, Samuel, book agent, res 233
Seventh
Armstrong, A J, contractor, res 710
Agnes
Armstrong, J K, laborer, 64!^ Colum-
bia
Armstrong, M J C, Merrivale
Armstrong, Mrs E J, /es 710 Agnes
Armstrong, R W R, compositor, Com-
merfiil Printing Co, res St. Mary
Amtatrong, Thomas J, sheriff,
Court Pxouse, res 93 Sixth
Armstrong, T, millhand, R. C. P.
Mills
Armstrong, W G, tailor. Provincial
Jail, res Agnes
Armstrong, W J, res 94 Sixth
Armstrong, W L, shingleman. Bru-
nette Mills, res 701 Columbia
Ash, Samuel, millhand. Brunette Saw
Mill, res Columbia
Atkins, Richard, guard, B.C. Peni-
tentiary, res Keary
Atkinson, T C, police magistrate.
City Hall, res Third ave
Atkinson, T C, barrister and solicitor
(police magistrate) Masonic block,
Lome, res 1010 Third ave
Austin, Charles, carpt, Turnbull &
Working^ res Eighth
Aiistin, Chas R, oarpt, ros 346 Eighth
Austin, W R, fmr, Columbia cor of
Austin rd
Ayling, H, engin<)er, res Fifth ave
Bailey, M, city scavenger. City Hall,
res Auckland
Baker, B, elk. Woods & Gamble, res
Queen's hotel
Baker, Mrs Jennie, bakery and con-
fectionery, 449 Columbia
Baker, Capt Richard, master mariner>
str Edgar
Baker, Wm, driver, Mrs Baker, res
449 Columbia
Ballantyne, J B, salesman, 626 Col-
umbia, res Agnes
Balmain, — , engnr, res Begbie blk
Baine, O, contr, res Mc^'att
ave, Darcy, A F,
E Wyld, mngr,
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Band Hall, Royal
bandmaster
Bank of B. C, A
540 Columbia
Bank of Montreal G
ner, mgr, 630 Coh mbia
Bennett, J D, watchmaker. (12 Col-
umbia, res 42 Mary
Banton, F W, butcher. City Market
Barber, H C, millhand, res 701 Col-
umbia
Barberry, M, factory hand, res 701
Columbia
Barclay & McGregor, boot and shoe
store, 21 Eighth
Barclay, D, elk, res 629 Eighth
Barclay, W G, millhand, R.C.P.Mills
Barnes, Jas, cabinetmaker, res 212
Ninth
Barreau, M, engineer, str Gipsy,
R.C.P.Mills
Ba rrett^ Geo E, cpntr, res Emory
Barwiok, Henry, ins agt, rooms
17 and 18 Dupont blk, res 233 Sixth
Batchelor & Quine, B.C. Milling
Co, Front
Batchelor, J D, (Batchelor &
Quine), B.C. Milling Co, Front, res
68 Biackie
Batt, R H, poundkeeper. City Hall,
res Thirteenth
Bawler, P. electrician, Electric Power
lioiTse, res Queen's hotel
Piiylies, Joseph Nicholas, bricklayer,
res Sixth
Bayard, Frank, cigarmaker. Mainland
Cigar Facty, res Queen's hotel
Bayley, Rev H E, Methodist mnstr,
res Keary
B.C. MiUing A Feed Co, Front,
Batchelor & Quine, proprs
Beadle, Wm, bricklayer, res 350
Second
Beal, Harry, engnr, res 21 Hospital
Beaton, J, fmr res 513 Front
Beattie, Jas, plumber, Cunningham
Hardware Co, res 1022 Quebec
Beaupion, Moses, saddler, res Depot
hotel
Bebb, E H, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Beer, A J, bank clerk, res 169 Second
Beer, E L, teller B. of M, 630 Colum-
bia, res Queen's ave
Beer, James, grocer and cooper, res
770 Columbia
Beggs, John, tailor, res 413 Eighth
Bell, Hartle, tailor, Capbel I & Doher-
ty, res Holbrook house, Front
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
P> O. Box s8^ ColamMa St. and Cor. Acnea and McKmisI* Sta., Now Weatninotar, B^ C.
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Bell, J
hotel
Bell,
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Bell, M
Bell, Re
Bell, R
res Pr
Belyea,
Bendle,
res 35(
Bennett,
mill, r
Bennett,
Bennett,
res Eig
Bennett,
res Ten
Benson, J
Benson,
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Berreau, 1
254 Ten I
Best, Esth
Best, Hug]
Best, Jami
Best, Jose
Best, Rev
res 701 1
Best, Robe
Best, Sam I
Best, Saml
perton
Biartz, W
Albert Ci
Biggins, Sa
Twelfth
BUlodeai
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Bmden, h,
mill, res /
Bishop of N
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Black, Jas,
res 1130 F
Blackburn,
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Blaokie. J
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Brackman «j
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NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Bell'IrvingTt Patterson & Co,
importers and shipping agts, Front
Bell, Joseph, chief cook, Guichon
hotel
Bell, Obadiah, wheelwright, res 31
Eighth
Bell, Mrs Olive, res Sixth ave
Bell, Robt, cpntr, res 781 Princr ^s
Bell, K B, drug elk, Macpherson's,
res Princess
Belyea, Harry, tmstr, res 836 Agnes
Bendle, '.Vm, glazier, B.S.M. Co,
res 360 Columbia
Bennett, G, millhand, Brunette saw-
mill, res Hospital
Bennett, J D, jeweller, res 34 Sixth
Bennett, Joseph, boxmaker, B.S.M.
res Eighth ave
Bennett, Karl, barber, 629 Columbia,
res Tenth
Benson, B, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Benson, Hy Christian, labr, 1033
Sixth ave
Bentley, R J, M.B, med supt Pro-
vincial Lunatic Asylum
Berreau, M, engnr, R.C.P. Mills, res
254 Tenth
Best, Esther, dressmaker, res Eighth
Best, Hugh, tmstr, res Brunette
Best, James, res Brunette
Best, Joseph, teamster, res Brunette
Best, Rev John H, Baptist minister,
res 701 Fourth ave
Best, Robert, teamster, res Brunette
Best, Samuel, teamster, res Brunette
Best, Saml, fmr, 513 Front, res Sap-
perton
Biartz, William, gardener, res 45
Albert Cres
Biggins, Samuel, contractor, res 635
Twelfth
Billodean, PO, prop Depot hotel,
res 646 Agnes
Binden, H, machinist. Brunette Saw-
mill, res 701 Columbia
Bishop of New Westminster, Rt Rev
A W Sillltoe, res 360 Carnarvon
Black, Jas, cashier, C.P.R. station,
res 1130 Fife
Blackburn, Robt, laborer, res 874
Agnes
Blackie, J M, wines,liquor8,cigarB,
608 Front
Brackman & Ker's Wharf, Stanley
Dock, Front E of Sixth
Blackburn, R, millhand, Brunette
Sawmill
Blair, Miss, typewriter, res 62 Sixth
Blair, Miss Susie, typewriter, 40
I^orne, res Mary
Blakely, Geo, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Blakely, JS,engr, R.C.P. Mills, rp.a
346 Eleventh
Blaker, R C, auctioneer, Columbia,
Curtis blk, res Burr blk
Blee, Arthur, cigar maker, res Vic-
toria
Blee, W, bootblack, McKenzie, res
Victoria
Bloomfleld, Chas (Bloomfield & Son)
res 742 Royal ave
Bloomfield, Miss Dorothy, music
teacher, res 243 Fourth ave
Blomfield, F C, clerk, Bank Mon-
treal, res 243 Fourth ave
Bloomfield, H & Son, stain and
leaded glass manfr, res 742 Royal
ave
Bloomfleld, H, (Bloomfleld & Son)
res 742 Royal ave
Blood, Walter, barber, Frank De
Grey's, res 421 Agnes
Board of Trade, Pres, T J Trapp,
Sec, D Robson
Boggs, Dr, physician and surgeon,
res 66 Sixth
Bole, W Norman, Judge County
Court, Court House, res 409 Agnes
Bolte, H, porter, Hoi brook hotel
Bond, Jas, teamster, res 228 Ninth
Bonson, Mrs L F, res 215 Carnarvon
Boodie, W, lineman, electric power
house, res 621 Columbia
Borrie, James, gardener, res 320
Royal ave
Borrie, Robert, brickmaker, res 320
Royal ave
Beshimo, R, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
L )urne, Fredk, agent News-Adver-
tiser, office Begbie blk, res 730
Royal ave
Bourne, F, book-keeper. Common-
wealth Printing and Book-binding
Establishment, res Agnes
Boutilier, F & Co, fish dealers. Market
wharf, Front
Boutilier, Francis, (Boutlier & Co)
res 321 Columbia
Bowen, G E, conductor, res 608 Co-
lumbia
Bowers, Wm, labr, res Cosmopolitan
hotel
Bowler, P T, city electrician. City
Hall, res Queen's hotel
Bowman, J R, reporter, Columbian,
res 443 Agnes
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Box, Duncan, police constable, res 321
Columbia
Boyard, Frank, cigar maker, res
Queen's hotel
Boyce, Alec, horseshoer, res Victoria
Boycotte, W H, shorthand teacher,
res Fourteenth
Braokett, J A, marble cutter, Colum-
bia, res 349 Twelfth
Brackman & Ker MilliugrCo,
millers, hay and feed dealers, 543
Front
Branchley, A, porkpacker, res 313
Third avenue
Bray, Mrs, dressmaker, 624 Colum-
bia, res Eighth
Bray, D W, night watchman, res
424 Eighth
Bray, D W, jr, carpt, res 424 Eighth
Brav, G H, janitor. Court House, res
246 Second
Breadner, R, millwright, res 1302
Fifth ave
Bremen, Wm, labr, res Cosmopolitan
liotel
Brennan, J S, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
r-enchley, Wm, upholsterer, Winte-
mute Bros, res Twelfth
Brewster, G W, canneryman, res 143
Wellington
Brown, W R, millhand. res R.C.P.
Mills
Bride, Harvey, hack driver, res 99
Eighth
Brighouse, Mrs, rjs Agnes
Briggs, T L, mgr, C.P.N. Co, res 248
Royal ave
Brine, A J, dry goods clerk, 627 Col-
umbia, res Third ave
Brine, George, drv goods clerk, 627
Columbia, res 'fhird ave
Brimey, Mr, mechanic, res 2 Keary
Broad, Frank, butcher, Front, res 239
Fourth ave
Broad, F, butcher, 609 Columbia, res
Sixth ave
Brodie, — , lime worker, Electric
Light Works, res 836 Agnes
Brodie, W, electrician. Electric Light
Works, rea Central hotel
Brook, C H, Customs (temporary),
res Begbie blk
Brooke, Herbert, clerk to superin-
tendent. Court House, res Begbie
blk, Columbia
Brookes, Ed W, machinist, res 222
Fourth ave
Brown, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Brown, Arthur, setter, B.fe.M. Co,
res Cumberland
Brown, Geo, fisherman, res shack,
bank North Arm
Brown, C E C, dental surgeon, res
245 Fourth
Brown, C H, res Men-hants' hotel
Brown, Harry, labr, T J Trapp's, res
413 Agnes
Brown, James, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Harvey
Brown, Miss Jennie, milliner, at
Harvey's, res Queen's hotel
Brown, Jno C, postmaster, res cor
Fourth St and Third avf
Brown, Jno, fishernan, res 1121 Co-
lumbia
Brown. Joseph, gene -al merchant, res
420 Eighth
Brown, J L, photographer, Colum-
bia, res Eighth
Brown, J, butcher. City Market, res
Cloverdale
Brown, Lou, sailor, res Merchants'
hotel
Brown, Miss, milliner, 604 Columbia,
res Queen's hotel
Brown, Miss M S, teacher, Boys'
Public School, res 2115 Fourth
Brown, Owen, fireman, 8. S. William
Irving, C.P.N. Co
Brown, William, drayman, res 757
Carnarvon
Bruce, Henry, c^rpt, res 830 Agnes
Bruce, Henry, labr. Royal Columbia
Hospital, res 801 Columbia
Brumskill, Mrs AM, res 227 Royal
ave
Brnnette Saw Mill Co, Sapperton
Bryan, Alfred, drv goods store, Col-
umbia, res 663 Third ave
Bryan, Clara, housekeeper, 663 Third
ave
Bryan, George, dry goods store, Col-
umbia, res 663 Third ave
Bryan, John, rea 663 Third ave
Brydone-Jaok, A C, barrister, etc
Curtis blk, Columbia, res 92 Eighth
Brymner, G D, mgr Bank of Mon-
treal, res Park Row
Bryson, J S, teamster, Ontario
Bryson, J 8, stableman, R.C.P Mills
res Ontario
Bryaon, Melville, millhand, res On-
tario
Buchanan , Mrs res 4 Keary
Buck, J J, 8teamfltter,VanBtons'8, res
Cosmopolitan hotel
Bucklam
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Buckley,
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Buckley,
Budd.Jo]
ave
Buie, Jo]
block
Bullen, I
Second
Burr, Bei
tiary, 52
Burdew, A
oarvon
Bu-dew, J
Cirnarvc
Bi'vess, c
res Richi
Burgess, H
^ res Richr
Burke, Bei
Bomaby
Lome, PI
collector
Bur 3, E, c<
74 Sixth
Burns, T, ni
Burnett, Dj
cor Prince
Burnett, E,
res Colum
Bomett, (
„ 746 ColuD
Burnett, H .
keeper Cu
Burpee, F \^
res Armsti
Burr, B, gua
Burr, George
Hardware
Burr, Joseph
^ res 633 Cui
Burr, W H, ]
Burrard Inlei
Telephone
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manager
Byrne, >, fn
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Caddeli, D, m
Ca ahan, Geoi
Calbick, Anni
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NEW WESTMIK8TER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Buckland, KGbt, builder, 233 Founh
ave r
Buckley, Mrs A B, res 1006 Royal
ave
Buckley, Eli, apprentice. Mainland
Cigar Factory, res 134 Royal ave .
Budd, John, fisherman, res 1023R oval
ave
Buie, John, Customs officer, Begbie
block
Bullen, R G, elk, Bank B.C. res 169
Second
Burr, Benjamin, guard at Peniten-
tiary, 526 Columbia
Burdew, Aaron, teamster, res 763 Car-
narvon
Bu'-dew, Joseph, teamster, res 763
Carnarvon
Ei'^^ess, Geo, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Richmond
Burgess, Henry, millhand, B.S.M.Co
res Richmond
Burke, Bert, porter. Queen's hotel
Bumaby Munioipalityj office 46
Lome, Philip Alexander, clerk and
collector
Bur 1, E, contractor. Burns' blk, res
74 Sixth
Burns, T, miller, res 1029 Fourth a
Burnett, David, laborer, Sixth a.
cor Princess
Burnett, £, box maker, B.S.M. Co,
res Columbia
Bnmett, George T, druggist, etc,
746 Columbia, res 231 Second
Burnett, H J A, secretary and book-
keeper Currie & Reed, Ves Fifth ave
Burpee, F W, patternmkr, 321 Front
res Armstrong
Burr, B, guard B.C. Penitentiary
Burr, George, tinsmith, Cunningham
Hardware Co, rea Columbia
Burr, Joseph, guard Provincial Jail,
res 633 Cunningham
Burr, W H. Burr blk, res Columbia
Burrard Inlet and New Westminster
Telephone Co'y, Ajrmstrong- Young
block, Columbia, G C Hodge local
manager
Byrne, P, fmr, res Fourteenth bet
Fifth and Sixth ave
Caddell, D, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Calahan, George, elk, res 835 Agnes
Calbick, Annie, elk Robinson's store,
Columbia, res 160 Second
Calbick, Charlec, exprftpsiaau, res 156
Second
Calbick, Emma, typewriter, Brydone-
Jack, res 160 Second
Calbick, Fred Wm, clerk, Bennett's
store, Columbia, res 160 Second
Calbick, John A, contractor, res 156
Second
Calbick, Wesley, carpenter, res 160
Second
Calbick, Mrs W A, widow, res 160
Second
Caldwell, John L, book-keeper, 510
Columbia, res 440 Agnes
Calder, Miss Lizzie, clerk, Postoffice,
res Third ave
Calder, Wm, dry goods elk, 627 Col-
umbia
Calder, Win, yardma^ter, C.P.R, rea
Third ave
Calhoun, Miss F E, stenographer, 636
Columbia, res 119 Albert Ores
Calhoun, H, apprentice, 321 Front,
res Albert Cres
Calhoun, J, clerk Postoffice, res 5»
Mary
Calhoun, S H, aHsistant, Front Street
Mills
<'alhoun, S J, merchant, IIP Albert
Cres
. iillioun, ^liss L F, dressmttki'i 11 '
Albert t'les
Calhoun Wilfred, elk Postoffice, res
59 Sixth
Callaghan, Gtorge, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Cambridge, J J, deputy reg' frar
Supreme Court, res Begbie block,
Columbia
Cameron, Miss A E, d wsmaker, Mies
McDougall, res Second
Cameron, Christopher, factory hand,
B.S.M. Co, res Keaiy
Cameron, Clarence, milili:i , B.S,
M. Co, res Keary
Cameron, D A, clerk, Mi Dale's, res
619 Victoria
Cameron, Jos, teamster, B.S.M. Co,
res Keary
Cameron, J D, labr, res Second
Cameron, Margaret, dressmaker,
Miss Sutherland's, res Second
Cameron, Peter, shingle hand, B. S.
M. Co, res Keary
Cameron ft An'deraon, hardware
and crockery merchants, res 616
Columbia
Campbell, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
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Campbell & Andereon, stores, res 617
Front
Campbell & Doherty, tailors, Curtis
blk, Columbia
Campbell, A O, (Campbell & Ander-
son,) res 718 Royal ave
Campbell. Charles A, clc-ihik>g and
gents' furnishings, 601 Columbia,
res 726 Royal avc
Campbell, Chas A, clerk 'Campbell's,
res 726 Royal ave
Campbell, Colin S, keeper, Prov
Lunatic Asylum
Campbell, C S, printer, res 112 Col-
umbia
Campbell, C S, printer, 510 Colum-
bia, res 167 Carnarvon
Campbell, Miss Flora, tailoress,
Campbell & Doherty, res Sixth
Campbell, John, barrister, etc, Lorne,
res Vancouver
Campbell, John, clothing and gents'
furnishings, 601 Columbia, res 726
Royal ave
Campbell, John, carpenter, res Har-
vey
Campbell, John A, clerk, Campbell's
Corner, res 726 Royal ave
Campbell, J G, merchant tailor, Col-
umbia, res Cunningham
Campbell, Kate, dressmaker, Miss
Sutherland's, res Sixth ave
Campbell, Miss, Ogle, Campbell &
Freeman, Guichori blk, Columbia
Campbell, Mary, domestic, 083 Third
ave
Campbell, T A, assistant, 604 Colum-
bia, res Royal avt
Campbell, A\ in. Fire l>ept, No 3 Fire
Hall
Canadian Order Foresters, E L Web-
ber, sec
Canadian O.O.F., E A Dalziel, secy.
Pioneer Lodge No 93
Cannings, W, millhand, R.C,P. Mills
Card, Capt J L, master mariner,
ferryboat Surrey, les 37 Begbie
Carleton, G W, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
Brunette
Carman, F E, motorneer, res 608 f^c-
lumbia
Carr, Miss F, book-binder. Common-
wealth, res Twelfth
Carroll, W J, hospital overseer, B.C.
Penitentiary, res 514 Columbia
Carter, C H, ledger keeper, 540 Col-
umbia, res Second
Carter, J C, clerk, res 169 Second
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Cartv, John, sergeant Rty police, res
cof Tenth and Fourtl ave
Carty, N C, clerk. Ogle, Campbell A
Co, res Fourth ave
Case, Frank, composite!, Columbian
office, res Queen's hotel
Case, F H, prints i, 610 Columbia, res
Agnes
Cash, James, hotel proprietor. Mer-
chants' Exchange, Columbia
Cassidy, William, book-keeper, Mr
Ewen's, res Depot hotel
Cave, Edward, fisherman, res Dock
square
Carr, Henry, fi.^herman, res Dock
square
Cederburg, A,caipent6r and builder,
res Auckland
Chalmers, William, millhand B.S.M,
Mill
Chalmers, Wm, millhand, res Bru-
nette
Chamberland, C, millhand, B.S.M.,
res Cumberland
Chamberlain, H C, carriage builder,
Coaimbia, res 726 Fifth ave
Chamberlain, Walter, watchmaker,
T Gilford's, res 514 Ash
Chamberlin, J C, res 514 Ash
Chai'ibers, J, cook, Provincial Luna-
tic Asylum
Chambers, Samuel, millhand, B.S.M,
res Columbia
Chambers, Wm, millhand, B.S.M.
res Columbia
Chappell, J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Charleson, Alex, lumber dealer, res
667 Third ave
Charnock, G, gen sec Y.M.C.A.,
617 Carnarvon
Chartres, A, millhand, B.S.M.,
Mill
Cherry, Miss Carrie, domestic.
Oak
Cherry, J B, barrister, Armstrong-
Young, blk, Columbia, res Princess
Cherry, Wm, labr, res 630 Princess
Chesnut, Rev E B, Presbyterian min-
ister res Keary
Chinese Mission, 343 Front
Chishulm, H, engr, steamer Bon
Accord
Church of England .West end Mission
Church, Tenth, bet Napanee and
Fifth ave
Churchill, Isaac, fisherman, res Cari-
boo
City Market, Front, E of Sixth
res
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Citv Mark<
City Trei
City Hall
Clanson, ^
Clapp, Cha
bia, res G
Clark, Jose;
Mill
Clark, Miss
Clark, Willii
rco 101 R.
Clark, Wrc
Eickhoff ]
Clarke, Edw
Clarke, J A,
res 432 St
Clarke. Will
ter, Rouss
Royal ave
Clarke, W, d
res Eickho
Clarke, W j
. Mills
Ciarkson, Mi
Clarkson, Jos
hotel, Colli
Clarkson, Jog
res Columb
Clarkson, Wr
Cliff, C, tinw
res Third a
Clinton, H F,
res 124 Wei
Closson, Wm,
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Clute, J s
and Inspect
Province of
Clute, J S jr,
I bia, res Thii
Cameron, D A
Kenzie, res
Coatham, W
School, res J
Cobb, G H, cp
Cochrane, Jo
Transfer
Codlip, T H,
Agnes
Col beck, Fred
umbia, res S
Cold well, Geo
Leith
Cole, L J &
conveyancers
room 19, Dup
Cole, L J (Cole
Cole, Jos, mini:
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer andUndertakeif T. I TRAPP j
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538 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIEECTOFY.
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Citv Market Cattle Stalls, Front
City Treasurer, W T Coatsley,
City Hall
CUinson, W, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Clapp, Charles, driver, 613 Colum-
bia, res Tenth
Clark, Joseph, millhand, B.S.M., res
Mill
Clark, Miss Sadie, res 34 Blackie
Clark, William, salesman, Rousseau's
re^ 101 Royal ave
Clark, Wm', fire department, res
Eickhoff hotel
Clarke, Edward, res Russell house
Clarke, J A, Capt, engr, str Samson,
res 432 St George
Clarke, William, boot and shoe cut-
ter, Rousseau's, 625 Columbia, res
Royal ave and First
Clarke, W, driver B. & K., 541 Front
res Eickhoff house
Clarke, W A, expressman, R. C. P.
Mills
Clarkson, Miss H M, res 521 Fifth ave
Clarkson, Joseph, carpenter, Grotto
hotel, Columbia
Clarkson, Joseph, millhand, B.S.M.,
res Columbia
Clarkson, Wm, res 665 Third ave
Cliff, C, tinware, stoves, &c. Sixth,
res Third ave
Clinton, H F, barrister, 604 Columbia,
res 124 Wellington
Closson, Wm, sawyer, res 819 Royal
ave
Clute, J S, Registrar of shipping
and Inspector of Customs for the
Province of B.C., res 711 Third ave
Clute, J S jr, barrister, 604 Colum-
bia, res Third ave
Cameron, D A, asst undertaker, Mc-
Kenzie, res Victoria
Coatham, W C, prin Boys' Pub
School, res 317 Queen's ave
Cobb, G H, cpntr, R.C.P. Mills
Cochrane, John, deckhand, stmr
'transfer
Codlip, T H, barkeeper, res 172
Agnes
Colbeck, Fred, watchmkr, 712 Col-
umbia, res Second
Coldwell, Geo A, printer, res 1019
Leith
Cole, L J ft Co, notaries public,
conveyancers, and accountants,
room 19, Dupont blk
Cole, L J (Cole & Co) res 617 Ash
Cole, Jos, millhand, B.S.M, res Mill
Cole, Jos, millhand, B.S.M, res Brun-
ette
Cole, J P, elk, Dunn's hdware, res
Queen's ave bet Ninth and Tenth
Colhoun, Miss Florrie E, stenograph-
er, res 119 All)ert Cres
CoUingridge, Miss Bertha, res Keary
Collier, W, propr Central hotel, 771
Columbia cor Alexander
Columbian Hotel, Kennedy Bros,
proprs
Columbia Methodist College, 410-418
Ash, prin Rev. Robt Wnittington,
M.A.B.S; lad' nrin. Miss L H
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Commercial Ui\ion Assurance
Co. of London, Lowenberg,
Harris & Co, agts, rooms 17 and 18,
Dupont blk
Commonwealth Printing and Book-
binding estabt, Dupont blk, ground
floor
Connes, Mrs S E res 116 Tenth
Confederation Life Association, 536
Columbia, Major & Pearson, agts
Connor. E, agt, Russell house, res
505 Carnarvon
Connor, James, gardner, res Princess
Connor, Misa J, clerk, Postofflce, res
Princess
Conway, M, watchman, St. Mary's
Hospital, Agnes
Cook House, R.C.P. Mills Co, res
1083 Columbia
Cook, Mrs, res 177 Agnes
Cook, James, hairdresser, Mark's
Hairdressing Saloon, Royal ave
Cook, Wm, tallyman, B.S.M.res Bru-
nette
CookSley, W T, City Treasurer,
Eighth
Cooper, Dr H M, M.D, res 509 Clark-
son
Cooper, Capt G H, master mariner,
str Corsair, res 425 Victoria
Coots, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Coots, Thos, millhand, R.C.P. Mills,
res 620 Twelfth
Coquitlam Dyke Commissioners, 538
Columbia
Corbett, W J, tinsmith, res Fifth
Corbould, Gordon, Ed, M.P, bar-
ister, Lome, res 119 Third
Corbould, McColl, Wilson ft
Campbell, barristers and solici-
tors, Lome
Cormack, Miss B, dressmaker, 616
Columbia, res Tenth
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Cornish, A 0, accountant, res 629
Sixth ave
Corrigan, C S, land registrar,
res 69 Merrivale
Coroner for the City and Dis-
trict of New Westminster,
Capt Geo Fittendreigh
Cosens, Edwd, plumber, Vanstone's,
res 319 Armstrong
Cosens, GTS, asst collector. Pro-
vincial Land Office, res 18 Keary
Cota, P, cpntr, res Third ave 'bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth sts
Cota, George, steward, St Mary's
Hospital, Agnes
Cottage Bakerv, 766 Columbia
Cotton, A F, C.E, res 506 First
Coulthard, A £, accountant, res 409
Agnes
Coulthard, F J, real estate broker,
Loewenb«rg, Harris & Co, res
Fourth
Coulson, Geo, factory hand, B.S.M,
res Keary
Court Union, King Solomon, No 17,
Masonic blk, Lome, Secy, J B Bal-
lantine
Court Union, No. 9, A.F. & A.M.
Masonic blk, Lome, Secy, W
McCoU
Cousens, GTS, Collector Prov Rev-
enue Tax, Court House, Keary
res 527 Sapperton
Coutts, Alexander, blacksmith B.C.
Penitentiary, res 693 Columbia
Cox, John S, steward, R.C.P. Mills,
res 540 Thirteenth
C.P.R. Freight Shed, Front
CP.R. Station, junction Colum-
bia and Front
C.P.N. Go's Warehouse and Wharf,
Front bet Begbie and McKenzie
Crake, Fred, watchmaker, 605 Col-
umbia, res 738 Queen's ave
Crake, Miss Laura, mission teacher,
res 711 Royal ave
Crane, Jos, labr, res Cariboo
Creiffhton, J W, agent Vancouver
Coal Co, Sixth, res 38 Lt'opold
Cressell, W, plumber, etc, res Colum-
bia
Oroley, James, clerk, Mr Brydone-
Jack, res 02 Eighth
Croll, James, mechanic, res Regina
off Third
Croll, Jas, callman. No. 1 Fire Hall,
Columbia
Crowley, P, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Cross, Gerald U, miller, res 462
Second
Cross, Mrs, res 190 Dickinson
Cross, G H, employee B.C. Mills, res
Dickinson
Cross, Robert, retired, res Fourth
ave
Crowe, A J, carpenter. Pacific Coast
Lum Co, res Cariboo
Crowe,Thos A, sawmill hand, R.C.P.
Mills, res Agnes
Cummings, Allan, blacksmith, res
208 Agnes
Cunningham Hardware Co, 716 Co-
lumbia
Cunningham, Geo, blacksmith, 39
Eighth, res 748 Royal ave
Cunningham. G, jr, clerk, Cunning-
ham Hardware Co, res 234 Sixth
Cunningham, Jas, merchant, Mt
Agnes, res 731 Agnes
Cunningham, Jas. insurance agent,
office 521 Carnarv on
Cunningham, J H, mgr Cunningham
Hardware Co, res Third ave
Cunningham, Norman, clerk, res 618
Columbia
Cunningham, Thoe, fruit raiser, res
Third ave
Cunningham, W S, carpenter, res
Seventh ave
Currie, Abraham, millhand, T?.e 513
Ash
Currie. A, inortiser, R.C.P. Mills
Currie, D, book-keeper, res Depot
hotel
Currie, Wm, blacksmith, (Currie &,
Reed) res Ash
Curtis Block, Columbia
Curtis, D S. Mayor, chemist and
druggist, 617 Columbia, res cor
Merrivale and Carnarvon
Cum Yow, J Q, tobacconist, Colum-
bia, res 1060 Cornwall
Cum You, W A, court interpreter,
res Cornwall
Cum Yow Bros, tobacconists, 821
Columbia
Cussack, Wm, labr, res 1026 Fifth
ave
Customs Department, P. 0.
building, Columbia, Customs ware-
house, 521-3 Front
Cuthbertson, James, fmr, res 174
Agnes
W. E. FAI/E8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box s8. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnes and McKensle St»., New Weetminster, B. C.
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Daily Colmnbian newnpaper,
Kennedy Bros, props, 510 Columbia
Dalglish, W D, shipping a(;ent, Keed
& Currie, 327 Queen's ave
Dallas, Jno, glazier, R.C.P. Mills
Dalziel, £ A, painter, etc, res Sixtk
Daniels, Joseph, res Central hotel
Darey, A F, bandmaster N. W. City
Band, res Seventh ave
Darcy, Edward F, carpenter, res
Seventh ave
Darling, O. £, assistant Postmaster,
Dominion bidg, res Royal ave and
St. Ann
Douglas, B, first floor, 604 Columbia
Daulton, W, gardener, res Royal ave
Dauphine, Wm, \jook-kpr, Buultillier
F & Co, cor Fourth and Twelfth
Davenport, H, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Columbia
Davidson Bros, watchmakers and
jewellers, 612 Columbia
Davidson, Annie, Lieut Salvation
Army, officers quarters, Blackie
Davidson, John W, laborer. Cosmo-
politan hotel
Davidson, Wm, harnessmkr, B Doug-
las, 509 Carnarvon
Davie, F, fisherman, res 1408 Sixth
ave
Davis, Frank, laborer, res 1408 Sixth
ave
Davis, Geo £, tobacco and fruit store
res 44 Blackie cor Carnarvon
Davis, Thos, res Cosmopolitan hotel
Davidson, Wm, harnessmkr, B Doug-
las, ree 406 Royal ave
Davy, J G, fmr, res 200 Agnes
Daw, Albert, mate str Belle, res 302
Mowatt
Daw, Albert, fisherraau, res Auck-
land
Daw, A, mate str Belle, R.C.P. Mills
Daw, John, plumber, res Auckland
Daw, Saml, sr, fisherman, res Auck-
land
Daw, Samuel, jr, carpenter, res Mow-
att
Dawe, John, steamfitter Yanstone's,
res Tenth
DawEon, John, labr, res Cosmopolitan
hotel
Day, A F, labr, res Tenth
Deane, Char, C.E, res Agnes
Deane, J R C, C.E, res Agnes
De Beck, C H, tug owner, 644 Colum-
bia
De Beck, Mrs Elizabeth, widow, 157
Fourth ave
De Beck, H L, secretary, B.S.M. Co,
res 101 Royal ave
De Grey, Frank, bair dresser, etc, 710
Columbia
De Lisle, J, labr, res 64 Blackie
Demers, N, book-keeper, Guichon
hotel, Columbia
Dennis, W H, coalhand, str William
Irving, C.P.N
Dennison, John, labr, res Princess
Dennison, J, keeper, Prov Lunatic
Asylum
Dennisou, Thos, labr, res Princes
D...-.ih, <nhas N, carpt, B.C. Peni-
tentiary
Devlin, Frank, Indian agt, P.O. bldg,
res Queen's hotel
Devoy, John,as8t steward Royal Col-
umbia Hospital, 805 Columbia
Devoy, John, steward, R.C. Hospital
res 21 Hospital
Devoy, Maud, dressmkr. Miss Suth-
erland, res Sapperton
Devoy, P A, staDlcman, res Central
hotel
Dickenson, A, motorneer, res 1033 St
Andrews
Dickenson, W E, teamster, res 822
Agnes
Dickinson & Leckner, barbers, 781
Columbia
Dickinson, M K, accountant, E M N
Woods, res 213 Armstrong
Dickinson, Mrs Robert, res 213 Arm-
strong
Dickinson, William, res 213 Arm-
strong
Dickson, Miss Bella, school teacher
Sapperton Pub School, res Keary
Dickson, H, salesman, 626 Colum-
bia, res Sixth
Digby, Chas, steward. Royal Colum-
bia Hospital, 805 Columbia
Digbv, George, bricklayer, res 805
Columbia
Digby, George, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res 810 Columbia
Digby, John Chas, plumber, res H05
Columbia
Dillabough, Miss E, operator, N.W.
& B. I. Telephone Co'y, res Fifth
ave
Dillabough, Matt, police constable,
res cor Fifth ave and Ninth
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Dillabough, Miss M, operator, N.W.
& B. I. Telephone Co'y, res Fifth
ave
DJHney, Ed, carpt, res Eleventh
Disney, Harold, carpt, res Eleventh
Ditchaui, Rev G, Anglican church
clerjjyman, Eraser River Mission,
res Keary
Divino, M.millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Dixon, H, clerk, Shad well & Co, res
34 Sixth
Dixon, Mrs Isabel, Keary
Dixon, Robert, fireman, No. 1 Fire
Hrll, res 62 Sixth
Dion R B, driver, No. 1 Fire Hall,
Columbia
Dockrill, G M, LL.B, solicitor, etc
rm 5, Masonic blk, Columbia, res
454 Sixth
Dockrill, Miss M, school teacher.
Central School, res 730 Royal ave
Docksteader, Cecilia, dressmaker, res
861 Ajtnes
Doe, J C, boxmaker, B.S.M. Co, res
Richmond
Dohen, A, cigar maker. Mainland
Cigar Factory, res Occidental h 'si
Dominion Express Co, res 820 \.ol-
umbia
Dominion Lodge No. 4, I.O.G.T.,
Dupont blk Columbia, meets in
Te . plars'Hall
Dominion Plate Glass Insur-
ance Co, A B Mackenzie & Co,
agents
Dominy, Thos, police constable. City
Police force
Dorainy, Henry, job printer, Victoria,
res Oxford
Donnage, J A, messenger, Bank of
Montreal, rer. 821 Columbia
Donahue, Ohas, upholsterer, Winte-
mute Bros
Dough, Geo, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Douglas, Alexander, labr, res Seventh
ave
Douglas, B, vice-president, Vane &
N.W. Tram Co, res 221 Carnarvon
Douglas, D, merchant, 605 Front,
res Royal ave
Douglas, Harrv, deckhand, S.S. Wm
Irving, C.P.N. Co
Douglas, John, res Fourth
Douglas, Joseph, deckhand, S.S. Wm
Irving, C.P.N. Co
Douglas, Peter, salesman, 624 Colum-
bia, Geventh ave
Doyle, James, guard, B.C. Peniten-
tiary, res 504 Columbia
Draper, B E, grocer's clerk, 613 Col-
umbia, res 442 Agnes
Draper, J M, clerk, res 314 Royal ave
Draper, W N, surveyor, res 314" Royal
ave
Drinkwater, Jos, poultry stand. City
Market
Duffy, P, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Duncan, — , clerk, res O'l Sixth ave
Duncan, W A, insurance agent, 24
Sixth, res Duncan blk, Columbia
Dunlop, Joseph, millhand, B.S.M.
Co, res Cumoerland
Dunlap, Wm Ed, motorneer, res
Princess
Dunn, C C, teamster, res 7.S5 Royal
ave
Dunn, Mrs Geo, res.736 Royal ave
Dunn, H K, clerk, Customs Dept
P.O. bldg. res 144 Seventh
Dunn, L, cook, res 235 Roval ave
Dunn, M C, filer, B.S.M. Co, res
Keary
Dunn, "Wm, filer, B.S.M. Co, res
Keary
Dunnage, J A, messenger, Bk Mont,
res 321 Columbia
Dunning, S, boomman, B.S. Mills,
res Columbia
Dunlop, W, motorneer, res 608 Colum-
bia
Dupen, James, tailor, res Central
hotel
Dupins, R, gardener, res Allies
Durieu, Rt Rev Paul, O.M.I., B.C.
Bishop of New Westminster
Dupree, J, res Central hotel
Dyer, Charles, trade instructor Peni-
tentiary, res 628 Columbia
Dyer, Fredk, fireman, C.R.R. Co, res
62 Sixth
Dynes, Charles, store clerk, B.S.M.
Co, res Mill
Dynes, Ralph, stableman, B.S.M. Co
Dyson, Edward, carpenter, Turnbull
& Working, res Sixth
Dyson, Wm, steward, str Transfer,
C.P.N. Co
Eagles, Chas, barber, 751 Columbia,
res 811 Royal ave
Eagles, Chas F, asst steward, 604
Columbia, res Royal are
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 58. Columbia St and Cor. Agnes and McKenxle 8t«., New Westminster, B. C.
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Earle, Chris, labr, res Cariboo
Eastern Fire Assnranoe
L J Cole, agent
Easthope, F, assistant 620 <Goluinbia,
res Douglass rd
Easthope, George, bell boy, Colonial
hotel, res 093 Columbia
Eastman, G P, janitor, Dupont blk,
rm 41
Eaatman, Hy Alfred, real estate agt,
234 Fifth ave
Eastwood, H, reporter News- Adver-
tiser. 631 Columbia, res Grotto
hotel, Columbia
Ettcnrdt, Mrs J, res 233 Seventh
Eckret, Alfred, school teacher, res
Keary
Eckstein A Oasmor, barristers,
etc, Curtis blk, Columbia
Eckstein, Louis, barrister. Eckstein
& Gayfior, Columbia, res Fourth
Edmonds, Hy L, student-at-law, 40
Lome, res First, cor Queen's ave
Edmonds, H V, res 240 First
Edmonds, Walter F, student, res 240
First
Edmonds, VV Humphreys, barrister,
res 240 First
Edmunds, Chan, labr, res 843 Agnes
Edmunds, C E, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Eason, G H, fireman, str Belle, R,C.
P. Mills
Edwards, Albert, expressman, res
941 Belleville
Edwards, Mrs Marv, widow, res 941
Belleville
Eickhoir House, 747 Front,
J Nicholson, Prop.
Eickhoff, Fred, prop general stoie,
743 Front, rea 751 Carnarvon
Eickhoff, Henrv, res 221 Second
Eickhoff.H VV, waiter, 604 Columbia,
res Carnarvon
Elchinke, M, machinist, res 120 Mc-
Innis
Electric Power House, Tenth, bet
Agnes and Carnarvon
Elley, Reuben, prop Merchants' Ex-
change, Columbia
EUingsworth. Jas, fisherman, res
North Arm House
Elliott, Duke, dry goods clerk, Mer-
chants' Exchange
Elliott, Henry, res 67 Eighth
Elliott. J E, clerk. Campbell & An-
derson, res "The Coop," Agnes
Ellis, Miss F E, stenographer, res
Mowat
Ellis, Jno, shoemaker, Columbia
Emerson, George, n)illhand, B.S.M.,
res 45 Hospital
Emerson, Merton, carpenter, res 45
Hospital
Emerson, Walter, carpenter, &c, res
45 Hospital
Emery, John, deck hand str Transfer
English, M M, cannery owner, res
Royal ave
Erkkila. Isaac, millhand, B.3.M., res
Mill
Evans, Frederic, ofHcial steno-
grapher. Court House,res Eleventh
Ewfin, A, salmon cannery propr, res
46 Begl'ie
Ewen, L M, mechanic, res Columbia
Eycoff, Wm, wiremar, Electric Pow-
er House, res Second
Eyles, Emily, waitress, Occidental
hotel, res .S50 Second
Eyre, Nicholas, blksmith, R"yal C.P
Mills, res Cornwall
Fader,Ike, clerk, Royal City Meat
j Market, res cor ' Douglas and
i Hamilton
I Fagan, Dr. D, 50 Blackwood
I Fagan. Mrs. res 356 Carnarvon
i Faldingr, Wm Hy, Registrar Law
I Courts, res 232 Second
Falt»'a Warehouse, cor Agnes and
McKenzie
Fai?8, John L, asst undertaker, Mc-
Kenzie, res Victoria
Fales, W E, furniture dealer and
undertaker, Masonic blk, Colum-
bia, cor McKenzie, res 619 Victoria
Falk, Andrew, fisherman, res Auck-
land bet Tenth and Eleventh
Farmer, W J, clerk in Land OflSce,
Keary
Fagan, WmL, asst collector, Court
House, Vancouver
Favard, Rev father, prin St Joseph's
Hall, Columbia
Federal Life Assnranoe Co,
L J Cole, aet.
Feeney. P, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Felnsley, Miss Rosa, waitress, Gui-
chon hotel
Fenton, R, fisherman, res W side of
road across bridge
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Ferguson, A, purser, stmr Wm
Irving
Ferguson, A H, janitor, Mary, res
844 Royal ave
Ferguson, A H, engnr, R.C.M, res
844 Royal ave
Ferguson, John, baker, res 23 Eighth
Figg, T R, J.P., res 1037 Third ave
Fillmore, Maria, asst matron Provin-
cial Lunatic Asylum
Finnegan, P, guard B.C. Penitentiary
Fire Hall No. 1, Columbia
Fire Hall, No. 3, 748 Front
Fire Hall, No. 4, Keary
Firemans' Fund Insurance Co,
(Marine) 538 Columbia, Woods &
Gamble Agts
Fisher, C C, clerk. Court House,
Princess
Fisher, D, cook, B.S.M, res Mill
Fisher-Birch J, res "Rosslyn,"
Third ave, cor Seventh
Fisher, W, clerk, res Princess
Fitzgerald, Edward, labr, Sixth ave
Fitzhenry, Walter, lath cutter, B.S.
M., res Columbia
Fitzsimmons, James, deputy warden
B.C. Penitentiary
Fleger, J, millhand, B.S.M. , res 38
Hospital
Fleming, S A, fireman, B.S.M., res
Columbia
Fletcher, A Sidnev, accountant, Cor-
bould, McC'll,Wilson& Campbell,
res Third ave
Florence, George, baker, 23 Eighth,
res 908 Fourth ave
Flumerfelt, Wm, carpenter, B.S.M.,
res ] G Hospital
Flux, John Geo, labr, res 816 Royal
ave
Flux, Sarah Mrs, widow, res 816
Royal ave
Foley, J B, fisherman, res 1010
Queen's ave
Foley, M L, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Fook Sang, Chinese store, Mclnnie
Foot, R, basket maker, res 1003
Third uve
Ford, Miss L M, assistant, 620 Col-
umbia, res Seventh
Ford, R, tailor, Campbell & Doherty,
res Tenth
Foiin, John Andrew, barrister,
&c, 42 Lome, rea Begbie blk, Co-
lumbia
Forin,Peter M, law student, 42 Lome;
res Begbie blk, Columbia
Forrester, Frank, surveyor, etc, res
769 Carnarvon
Forrester, Jno, teainer, R.C.P. mills
Forrester, N W, teaming, R. C. P.
Mills
Fortune, J R, machinist, re« Four-
teenth
Foster, J B, cook, res 342 Eleventh
Foulds, P J, book-keeper, A Godfrey,
Columbia, res Ninth cor Queen's
ave
Fowler, A, fireman, str Bells*, R.C.P.
Mills
Francis. Jos, fisherman, res west side
of road across bridge
Eraser, A M, engineer, R. C. Mills,
res 435 Eighth
Fraser, James, watchmkr, 21 Church
res 31 Elliott
Fraser, J S C, accountant, Bank of
Montreal, (i30 Columbia
Fraser, G S, wood cutter, res 340
Eighth
Fraser, Lyman, steward, str Edtrar
Eraser Valley Meat Market, 763 Col-
umbia, mgr H Keightley, res Tenth
ave nr Sixth
Fraser, W C, clerk, C.P.K, res 31
Elliott
Frederic, William, engineer, res 823
Agnes
Freeman, Harry, bartender. Depot
hotel
Freeman, Ralph P, dry goods inrcht,
Ogle, Campbell & Freeman, res
Royal ave
Freese, John, miner, res 117 Alice
French, George H, river iiiun, ree (iO
Eighth
French, John, fisherman, res Auck-
land
French, W S, special constable, Prov
Gaol, res Eighth
Frichette, N, millhand, B.S.M. res
Brunette
Frrdz, Wm, cigar maker, Mainland
Cigar Factory, res 750 Agnes
Fuchow, Felix,' labr, res Thirteenth
Fulton, Ethendge Capt, master mar-
iner, "The Gipsy," res 612 Brant-
ford
Fulton, Frank, blacksmith, Currie &
Reid, res 426 St George
Fulton, Fred, fisherman, res 608
Brantford
Fulton, Hv, millhand,R.C.P. Mills
Fulton, Scott, engineer^ B.S.M., res
Brunette
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
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Fuoco, Felix, raillhand, Pacific Coast
Lumber Go
Furnace, Ttiomaa, labr, 1020 Fourtti
avn
Furnace, Win, sr, labr, west side of
road across bridge
Furnace. Wm, jr, millhand, Pacific
Coast Lumber Co
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Gaegman, Geo, res Central hotel
Galbrath, Alec, labr, res Second
Galbraith, David L, ^Galbraith Bros)
Tenth, res 760 Queen's ave
Galbraith, Hugh, carpt, (Galbraith
Bros), res 720 Queen's ave
Galbraith, Jas L, (Galbraith Bros),
Tenth, res 750 Queen's ave '
Galbi^iith, John H, (Galbriath Bros),
Tenth, res 750 Queen's ave
Galbraith, J F, publisher, G39 Front
Galbraith & Kobinson, publishers,
039 Front
Galbraith, Wm S, (Galbraith Bros),
Tenth, res 750 Queen's ave
Galbraith Bros, sash and door fac-
tory ,Tenth bet Agnes and Carnar-
van
Gallafeher. Jas, Cosmopolitan hotel
Galoshi, Andrew, fisherman, Dock
Square
Gamble, A Oordon, (Woods &
Gamble) real estate and insurance,
538 Columbia, res 34 Leopold
Gamble, Miss E, chambermaid, res
Guichon hotel
Gamble, Miss J M, waitress, Cosmo-
politan hotel
Gamble Ruth, machinist, res Central
hotel
Gamble, Mr, Vancouver st
Garditier, W H, freight foreman, C.
P.R. station, res Auckland
Garland, Miss Mary, domestic, res 29
Church
Gaudin, Andrew, butcher, 753 Colum-
bia, res Ash
Gaudin, Andrew, carpenter, res 513
Ash
Gaudiner, G, millhand, Pacific Coast
Lum Co
Gavins, Miss A, waitress, 628 Colum-
bia
Oaynor Jas E, (Eckstein & Gay-
nor) barrister, &c, Burns-Curtis
blk, Columbia, res 203 Columbia
Gaymon, J G, book-keeper, 604 Co-
lumbia, res Eighth
Gibson, F, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Gibson, G F, tratfic mgr to the Van
& New Westminster Tramway, 138
Columbia
Gibson, machinist, res Begbie block
Giddings, F, bartender, Guichon
hotel, Columbia
Gifford, ThOS, watchmaker and
jeweller. Pub Librarv bldg, Colum-
bia, res 230 Third
Gilchrist, P W, grocery clerk, res 27
Eighth
Giles, George, metal founder, Currie
& Reed, res Sixth
Giles, R, miller, B.C. Mills, Front
Gill, Fred, miller, res 119 Albert Cres
Gill, G H, millhand, B.S.M.
Gill, James, bricklayer, res 718 Agnes
Gillanders, C W, fmr, Sapperton
Gilley, Miss Annie, school teacher,
res' 725 Queen's ave
Gilley, G E, machinist, Currie &
• Reed, res 725 Queen's ave
Gilley, Capt G W. master mariner,
the Eva, res 835 Agnes
Gilley, Herbert, teamster, res 725
Queen's ave
Gilley J R, coal merchant, res 360
Tenth
Gilley, Miss Mildred, tailoress.Camp-
>. 1 & Daherty, Columbia, res
uighth
Gilley, Miss Nellie, tailoress, Camp-
bell & Doherty, res 725 Queen's ave
Gilley & Rogers, coal office. Front,
bet Eighth and Begbie
Gilley, Miss S A, seamstress, res 725
Queen's ave
Gilley, Walter, gardener, res 725
Queen's ave
Gilley, Walter R, drayman. Front,
res" 861 Agnes
Gillev, W A, contractor, Gilley &
McLean, res 248 Eighth
Gillie Bros, teamsters and draymen.
Front
Gillie & Rogers, bet Eighth and Beg-
bie
Gillie, J R, coal merchant, (Gillie &
Rogers,) Tenth, bet Eighth and
Begbie
Gillie, W R, coal merchant and team-
ster (Gillie & Rogers) res 861 Agnes
bet Eighth and Begbie
Gniohon, L, prop Guichon hotel,
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Onlohon Hotel, C E Rocs, mgr,
Columbia
Glover, F R, city editor Columbian,
510 Columbia, res Fifth avo
Godfrey, Alexander, hardware mer-
chant, Odd Fellows' blk, Columbia,
res 150 Seventh, cor Queen's ave
Godwin, K H, printer, 030 Front, res
Depot hotel
Goe, Frank, Pac Coast Lnm Co, res
Auckland
Goe, W M, shingle weaver, Pac Coast
Lum Co, res Auckland
Gonnmer, Jiimes, retired, res 145
Tenth
Goodman, Miss J, dressmaker, res
421 Agnes
Gordon, A C, millhand, R.C.P.M
Gordon, A L, salesman, U02 Colum-
bia, res Fourth
Gordon, Hugh, shipper Royal City
Mills, res 812 Cunningham
Gordon, H A, chief clerk, 004 Colum-
bia, res 321 Queen's ave
Gordon, H, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Gordon, J A, merchant, Ceylon Tea
^ Co, Agnes
Gordon, Mrs J A, Registry office for
servants, res Agnes
Gordon, R G, first assistant. Boys'
Public School, res Duncan Batch-
elor
Gordon, W H, ticket agent, C.P.R,
425 St. George
Gosling, A, labr, res Brunette
Gough, Harry, bartender, Merchants'
hotel
Gouldhammer, Henry, cigar maker,
res 7.S6 Agnes
Gow, James, contractor, res 120 Wel-
lington
Gowdy, Mrs M J, res 831 Columbia
Gowen, Herbert H, curate, West End
Mission Church, res 521 Ash
Graff, Sophie, chambermaid, Hol-
brood hotel
Granger, RTF, third clerk. Court
House, res Oak
Grant, Mrs A, lodging house keeper,
res 613 Carnarvon
Grant. Capt C D, fishery guardian,
res 146 Second
Grant, C D, compositor, Daily Col-
umbian, res Cornwall
Grant, Edw, miner, res Brunette
Grant, Geo Edward, section foreman,
Westminster Tramway, res Sixth
ave
Grant, C J, compositor, 510 Colum-
bia, res Agnes
Grant, G H, elk, Campbell & Ander-
son, res 613 Carnarvon
Grant, G W, architect, Armstrong-
Young block, Columbia, res 734
Queen's ave
Grant, Peter, chief elk Customs Dept
P.O. bldg, res Cornwall
Grant, Capt W P, master mariner,
res 145 Fourth avo
Grant, William, carpt, res 33 Church
Grant, W C, butcher. City Market
Grant, J 8, engineer, Electric Power
House, res 136 Seventh
Grant, Miss M, waitress, res Queen's
hotel
Graves, B H, conductor, C.P.R, reb
744 Aanos
Gray, A W, clerk, Westminster Meat
Market, res Third
Gray, David, butcher, Columbi:^ res
33 Church
Gray, Geo, fruit and con' jtioner/
store, 742 Columbia, ret, J47 Royal
ave
Gray, John, butcher, Columbia, res
33 Church
Gray, Johnston P N, student-at-law,
W Myers Gray, res Agnea
Gray. J C, prop Occidental hotel,
cor Columbia and Begbie
Gray, J R, prop Westminster Meat
Market, res Church
Gray, M, fireman, str Dunsmuir, ren
190 Mclnnes
Gray, Michael, res 33 Church
Oray, W Myers, barrister and
solicitor, 31 McKenzie, res 101
Agnes
Gray, Thomas, contractor, res 230
Second
Greame, Ed A. res 232 Second
Great Northern Express Co'y,
Wright Bros, agts, 609 Columbia
Great Western Life Assnr-
anoe of Winnipeflr> 804 Colum-
bia. F H Robson, agent
Gre^n, A R, C.E. res 136 Royal ave
Green, J M, messenger, 540 Colum-
bia, res South Westminster
Green, Walter, millhand, B.S.M. res
Eighth ave
Green, William, labr. res Thorn rd
Gregory, A, sawyer, i ..jiflc Coast
Lumber Co. res Auckland
Gregory & Co, G H, upholsterers,
Columbia
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O . Box s8. Colnmbla St and Cor. Agnaa and McKansio. Sta, Now Waatminatar, B. C.
WOODS & GAMBLE, FINANCIAL AGENTS.
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Gregory, Misa Clara, res 430 Seventh
Gregory, George, upholsterer, rea 486
Seventh
Gregory, G H, upholsterer, (G H
Gregory A Co), rea John
Gregory, Leo, aawyer, Pacific Coast
Lumber Go
Gregory, S, upholaterer, rea John
Gregory, Wm, expreaaman, rea 486
Seventh
Greig, Rev G B, Preabyterian minia-
ter, rea Thirteenth
Greig, W R, painter, 436 Columbia,
res 320 Second
Grier, Jas,enKineer, rea 622 Twelfth
Grotto Hotol, Columbia corner
McKenzie, G R Small, prop
Guertin. Rev F, O.M.I, Roman Cath-
olic Chaplain, B.C. Penitentiary
Oueat,, Mrs Jane, res 168 Fourth ave
Gueat, J J, grocery clerk, rea 168
Fourth ave
Gueat, T D, clerk, rea 163 Fourth ave
Gundry, A A.watchmaker, F Crake'a
Columbia, rea 62 Sixth
Gunn, Alexander, labr, rea Sixth ave
Gunn. David, gr«cer, Columbia, res
Thorn rd
Gunn, Hugh, Asylum keeper, res 466
Sixth ave
Gunn, James, Government foreman,
rea Sixth ave
Gunn, John, labr, rea Sixth ave
Gunn, J, milkman, rea Eighth ave
Gwennap, Thos, stonecutter, rea 1017
Sixth ave
Hacker, Mra, lodging houae keeper,
rea 34 Sixth
Hadden, James, machiniat, res 1029
Third ave
Haddon, Rev Thoa, Reformed Episco-
pal Church, res 880 Fourth ave
Hagman, Jno, res Auckland
HaUey, Ernest, gardener, rea Cariboo
Haine, Arthur, hack driver, res De-
pot hotel
Haines, A W, conductor, res 608
Columbia
Hall, Dr F W, physician and surgeon
res Queen's hotel
Hall, George, canneryman, 818 Bru-
nette
Hall, Dr H E, dental surgeon. Bums-
Curtia blk, Columbia, rea Third
Hall, James, stonemason, res 818
Brunette
Hall, R J, school teacher, res Ash
Halliburton, Peck, carptnr, resKeary
Hall, Dr T S, physician and aurgeon,
Begbie blk, Columbia
Hall, Rev T W, Methodiat miniater,
rea 60 Sixth
Hamilton, Alex, marble cutter, Co-
lumbia, rea Royal ave
Uamley, Fred, clerk, rea Third ave
Hamley, Mra, widow, rea Third ave
Hampton, Robt, boat-builder, rea
Depot hotel
Handcock, Miaa M J, domeatic, G D
Brymner'a, 128 Firat
Hiinnah, John, chief ateward atr Wm
Irving, C.P.N. Co
Hanaburr, Capt, master mariner, str
Gladys
Hardacre, Josh, cook, res 869 Royal
ave
Hardman, A, plumber, res 619 Ash
Uargreaves, Cfeorge, painter, res 847
Agnes
Harling, G T, res 16 Keary
Harling, T, teamster, Central hotel
Harling, T J, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
rea Keary
Harper, J, keeper Prov Lunatic Asy-
lum
Harris, J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Harris, T, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Harris, W, motorneer, res 608 Colum-
bia
Hart, F J, insurance clerk, Masonic
blk, res 322 Royal ave
Hartford Insurance Co, of Hartford,
638 Columbia
Harvey, Archie, plumber, rea Mer-
chants' hotel
Harvev, Henry, general nerchant,
340 Front
Harvey, Jas W, dry goods merchant,
Columbia, res 717 Queen's ave
Harvev, Mrs M, prop Cottage Bakery,
766 Columbia
Harvey, William, carpenter, res Sixth
ave '
Havelock, Thoa, teamater, res 223
Fourth ave
Havelock, Thos, driver, res Fourth
ave
Hawkins, Geo, fisherman, res Four-
teenth
Hay, H, contractor, res 201 Carnarvon
H»rea, George, res Hotel Douglas,
Columbia
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Hayee, M, general merchant, 340'
Columbia
Hazel, Thoa, gardener, res RusBell
house
Heard, Geo E, hack driver, res {)9
Eighth
Heara, Robt, livery stables, Colum-
bia, res 90 Eighth
Heard, Wm, chore boy, Livtrpool
Arms, cor Royal ave and Eighth
Heaton, C L, mechanic, res Keary
Heaton, L, factory harid, B.S.M. Co,
res Kec 'v
Heaton, Robert, mlllhand, B.S.M.
Co, res Richmond rd
Heedland, C, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Heffern, A, teamster, res 833 Agnes
Heifren, H, driver, J E Wiee, res
Holbrooic house
Heidland, A labr, res 111 Twelfth
Heimerie, Harry, clerk, ((25 Colum-
bia, rea Ninth and Third ave
Eenderson ^ Keitb, barriaters,
etc, til7 Clarkson
Henderson, Alex, B A, (Hender-
son & Keith,} barrister, etc, 617
Clarksoa, res 186 Royal ave
Henderson, R A, dyer and cleaner,
res 702 Columbia
Henley, Joseph, soda water maker,
Cunningham^ res Eighth
Hennesey, David S, canneryman, 148
Second
Hennessey, A M, boot and shoe
maker, 624 Tenth
Henry, Charles, watchman, R. C. P.
Mills, res 1041 Quebec
Henry, T, rea 107 Twelfth
Herd, Alec A B, buaineaa agent, rea
Emory, off Second
Herring, A M, chemiat and druggist.
Sixth
Het.in^'s Opera House, Carnarvon,
cor Sixth
Hiuka. Mrs, 4 Keary
Hicka, E, factory hand, B. S. M. Co,
rea Keary
Hioka, Harvey, laborer, lea Fiah
Hatchery
Hicka, Rev J P, Methodiat miniater,
Aah
Hifjiginaon, T S, inapcctor Crown
timber lands, res 619 Carnarvon
Hi'and, Thos, teamster, rea 708 Royal
ave
Hill, Albert J, civil engineer and
Provincial land surveyor, Dupont
block, rm 24, rea Fourth
Hill, E D, millhand.R. C.P. Milla
Hill, F T, druggist, D 8 Curtis & Co,
res Fourth
Hillison, Hans, assistant engineer,
Eleotrio Power House, res Ash
Hinckley, Salem, ox teamster, res
Merchants' hotel
Ilinsworth, J, clerk, Morey & Co, res
80 Eighth
Uird, Edwin merchant tailor, Colum-
bia, res 138 Seventh
Hohbs, David, millhand, B. S. M. Co
res Columbia
Hodge, O C, local manager, N. W. &
B. I. Telephone Co, res Armstrong-
Young block, Columbia
Hogan Bros, proprs Telegraph
hotel, Front
Hogan, Robert, (Hogan Bros) propr
Telegraph hotel. Front
Hogan, Wm, (Hogan Bros) propr
Telegraph hotel, Kront
Holbronk House, 701 Front
Holbrook House dining room, 705
Front
Holden, W H, propr Russell hous<^
res 506 Carnarvon
Holliday, G L, fisherman, shack.
Dock Square.
Holmea ft Sbarjpe, dentol sur-
geons, 640 Columbia
Holmes, Dr A J, dental surgeon,
640 Columbia, res 246 Sixth
Holt, Claude E, chief nlerk Land
Registry office, 209 Columbia
Holt, Eban F, general store, 750
Columbia
Holt, S F, chicken ranch, 14 and li
Fifth ave
Holy Trinity Church, Episcopal, Rev
W West, rector. Church st
Homer, A B, clerk. Court ilouse, res
Agnea
Homer, Mr C W, clerk Dominion
Land office, 161 Agnes
Homer, J A R, 1-61 Agnea
Homer, Miss M F, teacher. Girls'
Public School, Agnes
Hopkins, J T, keeper Provincial
Lunatic Asylum
Hopkina, Mary, domeatic, 402 Third
ave
Hopper, Fred, ateward, Guichou htl
House. W '1, keeper, Prov Lunatic
Asylum, res 723 Colnmbia
Howay ft Held, barristera, etc,
Armstrong- Young blk, Columbia
Howay, Wm, carpt.res Eleventh
W. E. PALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
P.O. Box St. Celnnbia8t.aB4Cor.AgaMaadMeKtui«8ta., New Wwtmlnattr.B.C.
538 COLUMBU STREET
New WcatminBter, B. C.
NEW WRHTMINHTRK CITV DIRBOTORY.
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Howay, Fred W (Howay & Keid) res
Eleventh
Howden, Robt, iabr, res 86U Royal
ave
Howden, Win, painter, res 04 Tenth
How!flon,Ar:hur,teacher, res Seventh
ave
Howison, Mrs M, res 609 Agnes
Hoy, II (Shirley & Hoy), stove
dealer, Columbia, res Carnarvon
Hudson, Iflaac, painter, Welch & Son,
res Oakland
Huff, S, rea Fifth
Hughes, Henry, cook, Holorook
house
Hughes, Miss Julia, stenographer,
res Fourth ave
Hughes, Miss Lottie, domestic, res
234 Seventh
Hughes, Mrs L Z, widow, res 628
Queeri's ave
Hughes, T. millhand, R.C.P. Mills
HuTband, Martin, Iabr, res Hoi brook
Hume, James, boxmaker, B.S.M. Co,-
res Columbia
Hume, John, carpt, B.S.M. Co, res
24 Hospital
Hume, Robt, printer, res 866 Colum-
bia
Hume, Mrs Robert, res 856 Columbia
Hume, R H, compositor. Common-
wealth Printing & Bookbinding Co,
Sapperton
Humner, Chas, slaughterman, 758
Columbia, res Central hotel
Hunter, Thos, salesman, 2.S Eighth,
res 908 Fourth ave
Hunter, Thos, teamster, res Glouces-
ter, off Seventh
Hunter, Mrs, res 612 Agnes
Hurtley, Customs ofllcer, Begbie blk
HtUton, W, chief of police, res cor
Carnarvon and Merrivale
hutcherson, Miss, tailoress, Hird's,
res Sapperton
Hutcherson, Stella, dressmaker, Miss
Sutherland's, res Sapperton
Hutchinson, Geo, res 686 Columbia
Hutton. W, purser, 8 8. Transfer,
C.P.N. Co
Imlah, John, stonemason, res Regina
Independent Order of Foresters,
Court Eraser No 677, Dupont block
Columbia
Indian Department, P.O. bldg, Col-
umbia
Inland Revenue Department, P.O.
bldg, Columbia
Innes, Clias, elk Bank of B.C, res 160
Second
Innes, Geo H, weaver, res Fifth
Innes. .Toe, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Innes, John, artist, Bk of B.C. block,
res Burr blk
Innes, John, sash and door factory,
R.C.P. Mills
Insley, Caut A, res 112 Columbia
Insley, Asoerv, res 112 Columbia
Inspwitor of Cnstoms, John S
Clute, P. O. bldg, Columbia
International Hotel, T Levy, prop.
Third ave
Insley, .lohn, 112 Columbia
I. O. Odd Fellows, Herbert T Kirk,
sec'y, Royal City Lodge, No. 13
I.O.O.F, New Westminster Lodge, No
3, Geo H Grant, sec'y
Irwin. George P, mechanic, res Col-
umbia
Irwin. Kev H, Bishop's chaplain, res
.S60 Carnarvon
Isaac, J,, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jackson, Adam, guard Penitentiary,
res 141 Albert Cres
Jackson, Alfred, baker, res Depot
hotel
Jackson, A millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jackson, C, millhand. Pacific Coast
Lumber Co
Jackson, F, printer, 514 Columbia,
res Depot hotel
Jackson, Oliver, foreman tinsmith,
Cunningham Hardware Co
Jackson, William, shipper. Winter-
mute Bros, res Albert Cres
Jaggers, Joe, machinist, R.C.P. Mills
James, C, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jamieson, C M, brewer, res 6.S6 Col-
umbia
Jamieson, Rev R, P'^testant chaplain
B.C. Penitentiary
Jamieson, R A, brewer, res 1.36 Col-
umbia
Jaques, Mrs A M, boarding house, res
160 Second
Jardine, Jno, clerk R.C.P. Mills, res
840 Royal ave
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COLUMBIA STREBT, NJCW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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Jardine, Robert, manager Royal City
Mills, res 442 Sixth
Jeffcott, J £, chief engineer, etr Wm
Irving
Jeffrys, B, stoker
Jeffery, Fred B, tinsmith, Shirley &
Hoy, res Liverpool
Jemmett, W S, Prov land surveyor,
540 Columbia, res 30 Dufferin
Jennings, Mrs J F, res 193 Dickinson
Jennings, the Misses, dressmakers,
res 1U3 Dickinson
Jenns, E A, barrister and solicitor,
40 Lurne, res 191 Agnes
Jensen, J U, boat builder. Dock Sq
Jensen, Martin, cpntr, Galbraith &
Sons, res 39 McKenzie
Jephson, Wheeler & Ross, land sur-
veyors, 604 Columbia
Jewett, W G, factory foreman, B.S.M
res Keary
Joe, Ah, third cook, R.C.P Mills
Johnson, Andrew, res 30 McNeely
Johnson, A G, metal worker, res 615
Victoria
Johnson, B, nurse, res 615 Victoria
Johnson, Edward, merchart, res 766
Columbia
Johnson, Emma, assistant, res 331
Queen's ave
Johnson, Miss Emma, clerk, res 215
Fourth ave
Johnson, Miss Esther, housekeeper,
res Brunette
Johnson, Miss E, saleswoman, 624
Columbia, res Third ave
Johnson, Harvey, elk. Major & Pear-
son, res 215 Fourth ave
Johnson, James B, station agt, C.P.R
res 251 Eighth
Johnson, Jos Albert, bricklayer, res
819 Royal ave
Johnson, J B, merchant, res 608
Agnes
Johnson & Mackenaie, grocers, 362
Second
Johnson, Mrs, widow, res 215 Fourth
ave
Johnson, Olen, miilhand, B.S. Mills
Johnson, Robert, lumberman, res 5
Keary
Johnson, Thomas, storekpr, B. S. M.
res Douglas
Johnson, W, res 434 St. Georee
Johnson, W L, Owen's Shingle Mills,
Gambler Island, Howe Sound, res
1027 Queen's ave
Johnson, Alex, saw filer, R.C.P. Mills
res Cornwall
Johnson, A G, cornice maker, Van-
stone's, res Fourth ave
Johnston.Geo B, clerk, W Johnston's,
res 635 Agnes
Johnston, John, clerk, Registry
office, res 635 Agnes
Johnston, Jas, res 962 Queen's ave
Johnston, \/m, boot and shoe dealer,
Public Library blk, res 635 Agnes
Johnston, W B, elk, Public Library
blk, res 635 Agnes
Johnston, W, restaurant keeper,
Eickhoff house
Johnston, W, miilhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jones, Benj, plumber, res Leith
Jones-Dash wood, W A, clerk, Land
Registry office, res 76 Eighth
.Tones, Hugh W. miner, res Auck-
land, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Jones, Humphrey, slate quarryman,
res fjeith
Jones, H O, carpenter, res Auckland,
bet Tenth ana Eleventh
Jones, J J, mgr, Westmr Slate
Quarry, res Royal ave
Jones, Miss M E, operator, N.W. &
B. I. Telephone Co, res Royal ave
Jones, O, miilhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jones, 'Thos, jr, hotel clerk, res
Queen's hotel
Jones, T, miilhand, R.C.P. Mills
Jonos, W R, teller. Bank of B. C.
res Royal ave
Jordan, Arthur, cook. Queen's hotel
Julien, E, miilhand, R.C.P. Mills
Julian, R E, Provincial constable, res
361 Agnes
Jenkin, Con, teamster, res 753 Car-
narvon
Kaye, Mrs, res 120 Alice
Kehoe, Harry, bartender, Holbrook
house
Keiury,WH, J.P., asst storekpr
and schoolmaster. Penitentiary,
res 550 Columbia
Kearv, Mrs, res 311 Carnarvon
Keay, Mrs W G, res 210 Rojal ave
Keay.W S, clerk, Customs Dept, P.O.
building, res Royal ave
Kee, Sing, Chinese storekeeper, 937
Columbia
Koir, Cathel, tailor, Campbell & Do-
herty, res 62 Sixth
W. E. FAIE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
«. O. Boa sS> Cahuabla Bt aad Cor. AfMt and MeKtult Bta, Ntw Wmtrntnatar. B. C.
538 COLUMBIA STREET
New Wettminater, B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIBECTO&lT.
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Keitb, C S, barrister, etc (Hender-
son & Keith), 617 Glarkson, res 461
Fourth ave
Keith, £ B, Crown Livery Stables,
Carnarvon, res Fourth ave
Kelly, Fred, callman. Fire Hall No 3
Kelly, Fred, upholsterer, Wintemute
Bros, res Agnes
Kelly, James, blacksmith, Currie &
Reed, res Agnes
Kelly, John, chief engineer, Fire
Hall, res 835 Agnes
Kelly, Thomas, assistant, 616 Colum-
bia
Kelly, Wm, driver, Campbell & An-
derson, Columbia, res 1018 Fifth
Keenan, J, miilhand, B. S. M., res
Keary
Kendal, miner, Brunette
Kendal, D N, millwright, res Gum-
berlan'l
Kendal, I N, fireman, str Brunette,
res on Cumberland
Kendal, J, merchant, res Russell
house
Kendall. D L F, millwright, B. S. M.,
res Cumberland
Kennedy Bros, propra Daily and
Weekly Columbian, 610 Columbia
Kennedy, B S, com^iositor, 610 Colum-
bia
Kennedy, Con, boatman, Brunette
Saw Mill, rea Brunett^
Kennedy. George, Daily Columbian,
610 Columbia
Kennedy, James S, architect, 613
Columbia
Kennedy, John, correspondent, 610
Columbia
Kennedy, J Bj director, Royal Agri-
cultural Society of B, C
Kennedy, J B, Brunette Mill Co, res
732 Columbia
Kennedy, J D, filer. Pacific Coast
Lumber Co
Kennedy, J M, Daily Columbian,
610 Columbia
Kennedy, Robt, Kepnedy Bros, 610
Columbia
Kennedy, Thomas, tinsmith, 610
Columbia
Kennedy, William, contractor, 610
Columbia
Ker, W H, manager Brackman&Ker
Milling Co, res 84 Sixth ,
Kerr, Geo, miilhand, K. C. P. Mills
Kerr, John, clerk, 46 Lome, cor
Tenth, Queen's ave
Kerr, J, clerk, real estate, 46 Lome,
1001 Queen's ave
Kevis, Charles, miilhand, B. S. M,
res Hospital on Keary
Kevis, Chas W, sawmills, Kearv
Kilby, Thomas, milkman, res Thorn
road. Eighth av
Kildonan ^Steamship Company, 638
Columbia, Woods & Gamble, agts
King, U R, conductor West dc Van
Tramway Co, res 624 Ash
King, John, landscape gardener, 302
Royal ave
King Solomon Lodtce, A. F. & A. M, J
B Ballantyne
King, T R, hotel keeper, 744 Columbia
KiuK, Wm, tallyman, R . C. P. Mills,
73 Tenth
King, W R, architect, 624 Ash
Kirk, Herbert, tinsmith, Shirley &
Hoy, Columbia, res 99 Eighth
Kirk, H D. clerk, Shirley & Hoy, res
Columbia
Kirk, Miss, boarding house keeper,
res 62 Sixth
Kirkland, Edmund L, assessor and
collector. Court House, res Ninth
Kinsey, Miss Cissy, 462 Second
Kinsey, John, tinsmith, 462 Second
Kirkup, John, shoemaker, 626 Clark-
son
Knight, E J, engineer. Fifth ave
Knight, J E, millwright, 336 Columbia
Knight, M, book-keeper, res Fourth
Knight, M T, clerk, Prov Lunatic
Asylum, res cor Fourth and Sixth
ave
Knights of Pythias, F M Eddy, Sec
Knott, Hy Wm Howard, barrister.
Masonic blk, Lome, res 112 Colum-
bia
Knudson, Chas, machinist, res
Merchants' hotel, Columbia
Knudson, H, miilhand, R.C.P. Mills
Knutsen, Herman, app^-entice. Main-
land Cigar Factory, res Ash
Kolthammer, H, cigar maker. Main-
land Cigar Factory, res 740 Agnes
Kwong ManTai&Co, Chinese mchts,
629-27 Front
Kwong On Wo & Wing Kee, impts
Chinese merhadise, 626 Front
Kwong Wing Lung, Chinese mcht,
Carnarvon, cor Mclnnes
Kwong Yuen Ling & Go, Chinese
mchts, 437 Front
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Labelle, Hugh, shopman, res 715
Front
Labelle, Uric, clerk, McDonough,
Front, rea 28 Begbie
Ladoux, Mrs, widow, res Emory
Laidlaw, Mrs James, cannery owner,
res Royal ave
Laking, Wm, millhand, Pac Coast
Lum Co
Lancashire Fire Insnranoe Co
536 Columbia, Major & Pearson,
agents
Lane, James, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Lane, J, clerk. Commercial Printing
Co, res 617 Carnarvon
Lane, O J B, bookbinder. Common-
wealth, res Dupont blk
Lane, — , millhand. R.C.P.M., res
Ontario
Langley, Capt W, mariner, res 99
Fourth
LaPlante, Edward, boomman, B.S.M,
res Brunette
Latham, Peter, caretaker, Queen's
Park, res 343 First
Latham, Arthur, teamster, res 60
Eighth
Landers, Thos, Great N.R.R. em-
ployee, res 62 Sixth
Lavrop, W, millhand. R.C.P. Mills
Lavelle, Michael, guard, Prov Jail,
res 236 Sixth
Lavery, A L, baker and confectioner.
City Bakery, res Begbie block, Co-
lumbia
Law, X, sash and door factory, R.C.
P. Mills
Law, Robert, assistant teacher, High
School, rea 223 Fourth ave
Law, W Wallace, mgr Davidson Broa,
rea 612 Columbia
Lawrence, G, stiokerman, R.C.P.
Mills
Lawrence, Hy, fisherman, rea North
Arm
Laurance, Wm, Coamopolitan hotel
Leamy, A, barrister and solicitor, rm
15, Dupont blk, res 161 Albert Crea
Leamy, James, contractor and mill
owner, res 205 Agnes
Leberry, John, butcher, res 701 Sixth
ave
Leduc, Joseph, millman, rea 17
Keary
Lee, Mrs Margaret Ann, res St. Ann
Lee, Miss Martha M, rea St Ann
Leeming, W, millhand, R.C.P. Milla
Leman, W H, plane filer, R.C P
Mills, res 346 Eleventh
Lennie, H H & Co, stationery, fancv
goods, music, etc, Y.M.C.A. blk,
res Columbia
Lennie, H H, (H H Jennie & Co),
Columbia, res Third ave
Lennie, Miss Maggie, elk, H H Lennie
& Co, res Third ave
Lennie, Robt, mcht, Columbia, res
Third ave
I^nnie, Robt S, law student, T C At-
kinson, res Third ave
Lennie, Miss Rosa, clerk, H H Len-
nie & Co, res Third ave
Leslie, Arthur, musician, 631 Col-
umbia, res Grotto hotel, Columbia
lietsonj Moor, machinist, res 233
Dickinson
I^vy, T. hotel keeper. International
hotel
Levy, W, bartender. International
hotel
I^ewis, Mrs C E. res 216 Agnes
I.«wi6, Dan, soda water bottler, res
Merchant's hotel, Columbia
Lewis, G L, labr, R.C.P. Mills
Lewis, Jno, millhand, R.C. Mills
liewis, L A, cashier, B.S.M, res 219
Sixth
Lewis, Thoa, market clerk. City Mar-
ket, rea Cornwall
Lewis, T 'J, clerk, B.S.M, ree 219
Sixth
Lewis, W, waiter. Colonial hotel, res
623 Columbia
Lewis, W H, foreman. Common-
wealth, rea Burnaby
Lewis, W L, labr, res Cosmopolitan
hotel, Columbia
Linsey, I^aac, fireman, atr Transfer
Liater, Mrs, res 43 Merrivale .
Lister, R B, tailor, res Provincial jail
Little, R H, millhand, B.S.M, res
Keary
Liverpool Arma Saloon, H Matheson,
propr, Dupont blk, Columbia
Liverpool. London ft Globe In-
■nranoe Oo, A B Mackenzie &
Co, agta
Livingstone, Elisabeth, domestic, res
684 Third are
Lobb, T G, agt Toronto Impl Silver-
ware Co, res Fourteenth
Lodging house, R.C.P. Mills, cor
Eleventh and Columbia
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 5*. ColnmMa St. ud Cor. Acnoa and McKtiurio Sta., New WMtmiiwter, B. C.
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538 COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C.
NEW WRBTMIN8TBR CITY DIRECTORY.
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Logg, Frank, tailor, Campbell &
Doherty, res 90 Eiehth
London ft Canadian Fire lo-
BVfiranoe Co, A B MacKenzie & Co
London Fire Assuranoe Co,
Lowenberg, Harris & Go, agts, rma
17-18, Queen's hotel
London A Lanoashire Fire In-
surance Co, A B MacKenzie &
Co, agtB
London Meat Market, 709 Front
Lord, James, cpntr, res 321 Second
LowenberflTf Harris ft Co, rms
17-18, Dupont bik, Columbia
Lord, J E, res 87 Eighth
Ix)yai Ix)dge, No. 93, C.O.O.F, Du-
pont blk
Loye, Win C, boot and shoe maker
25 McKenzie, res Grotto hotel
Lumber Yard, E.C.P. Mills Co, cor
Columbi,^ and Eleventh
Lumena, Mary, staff teacher, Bt
Ann's convent, Albert Cres
Lund, A O, cooper, res 28 McNeely
Lusier, John, foreman, res 201
Fourth ave
Lyal, David dc Co, booksellers
and stationers, musical instruments,
etc, 618 Columbia
Lyal, George, (Lyal & Co), 618 Col-
umbia
Lyons, H A, boiler maker, res Mer-
chants' hotel, Columbia
Lyal, Mrs, 124 Columbia
Macaskill, Malcolm, ship carpenter,
R.C.P. Mills, res cor Mclnnis and
Agnes
Macbonald, — , book-keeper. Gamp-
bell & Anderson, res Begbie blk
Macdonald, Mrs A C, school teacher,
res 824 Milton
Macdonald, David, tailor, Campbell
& Doherty, res 64 Blackie
MacDonald, H, timber cruiser, res
802 Columbia
Macdonald, J M, (Macdonald Bros),
grocer, res Queen's hotel
Macdonell, John S, homestead in-
spector, res 151 Queen's ave
Maces. Marene, fisherman, res shack
W side bridge
MacFarlane, A G, res 610 Columbia
MacFarlane, R M, merchant, res 610
Columbia
MacFarlane, William, cpntr, res 868
Agnes
MacGillivray, W, millhand, res 21
Keary
MaoOregror 4c Kerr, bakers and
confeotiuners, res 23 Eighth
MacGregor, C C, baker and confec-
tioner, res 23 Eighth
Mackenzie — , cannerymati, res 340
Second
Maokenaie, A B & Co, real estate
and insurance agts, 607 Columbia
Mackenzie, A B, real estate and in-
surance agt, 609 Columbia, res Gui-
clion hotel
Mackenzie, George, shoe maker, B.(J
Penitentiary, res 508 Columbia
Mackenzie, H, cpntr, R.C.M. res 833
Royal ave
Mackenzie, John, agent Dominion
Lands, res St. Patrick
Mackenzie, M J, bartender, res Cos-
mopolitan hotel
Maclean, D, expressman, res Cosmo-
politan hotel
Maclean, I M, M.D, physician and
and surgeon, Columbia, res 709
Agnes
MacLachlan, W, millhand, res 21
Kear^
MacNeil Alex, res Brunette
Macpherson, Daniel, book-keeper, R.
CM. res 523 St. George
Macpherson, R G, druggist, Burns-
Curtis block, Columbia, res 801
Eighth
Macpherson, Mrs, widow, res 623 St.
George
Macpherson, Thomas, res 523 St.
George
MacQuarrie, D, boot and shoe maker,
433 Columbia, res 208 Royal ave
MacQuarrie, G, shoemaker, res 208
Royal ave
MacQuarrie, N H,asst treasurer. City
Hall, res Second
Magnone, Carlotta, res 107 Twelfth
Masee, J^ohn, electrician, Elec Light
Works, res 62 Sixth ave
Maguire, Miss A, waitress, Queen's
hotel
Mahoney,MiBS Bessie, milliner's asst,
604 Columbia, res Royal ave
Mahoney, John, clerk. Court House,
res 833 Royal ave
Mahoney ,[Jos, tinsmith, Cunningham
Hardware Co, res Royal ave
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Mahoney, Miss M, assist, 604 Colum-
bia, res 833 Royal ave
Mahoney, Mrs M E, widow, res 833
Royal ave
Mainland Cigar Factory, W Tietjen,
prop, 706 Columbia ,
Major & Pearson, real estate agts, res
536 Columbia
Major, C G, (Major & Pearson),real es-
tate & insurnnce agt, Columbia, res
621 Fifth ave
Malins, Arthur, (McKenzie & Ma-
lins), real estate agent, res 136
Royal ave
Malins. A M, elk, 604 C -lumbia, rea
112 Columbia
Mallette, C E, nairdresser, Walker's,
res Queen's hotel
Malins, E Owens, book-keeper, An-
drew Leamy, res Royal ave
Mallette, Vital, barber, Mackenzie,
resQueen's hotel
Manohester Fire AsBuranoe
Co. F 6 Turner & Go agts
Maninau, Stephen, butcher, res 615
Agnes
Mansan, J S, tailor, res Victoria
Manson, Wm, res Queen's hotel
Maple Ridge Dyke, Commissioner's
office, 538 Columbia
Marshall, Bnnjamin, drayman. Royal
Transfer Co, res 639 Agnes
Marshall, Colin, hoseman, Fire Hall
No 3
Marshall, E, deckhand, str Belle, R.
C.P.N. Co
Marshall, E, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Marshall, H M, cpntr, res 616 Brant-
ford
Marshall, J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Marshall, Mrs, domestic, 413 Agnes
Marshall, R, foreman. Fire Hall No. 3
Martin, Andrew, deckhand.S.S.Trans-
fer, C.P.N. Co
Martin, D, ship cpntr, res Fourteenth
Martin, D, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Martin, £ b, teamster. New West-
minster Brewery
Martin, Jessie, domestic, 246 Second
Martin, J Angus, canneryman, res
829 Royal ave
Martin, John, baker, City Bakery
Martin, Joseph, labr, res Merchants'
hotel
Martin, Malcolm, ship cpntr, R.C.P.
Mills, res Fourteenth
Martin, M, teamster, brewery, res 636
Columbia
Martin, Mrs, Begbie blk
Martin, Misa Mary, tailoress, Hird's,
Columbia, res Twelfth
Martin, Thomas, J, waiter, CAlonial
hotel
Mack, Robert, carpenter, res Central
hotel
Mason, Daniel, labr, res 839 Brunette
Masonic Hall, Masonic bldg, Lome
J J Forrester, janitor
Massecai, Ada, capt Salvation Army,
officers' quarters, Blackle
Masters, E, porter, res 771 Columbia
Masters, J K, waiter, res 771 Colum-
bia
Mather, William, laborer, res 87 Mc-
Innes
Mathers, Hy, res 714 Queen's nve
Mathers, Miss, res 714 Queen's ave
Mathers, W J,meat and produce mcht,
Front, res 714 Queen's ave
Mathers, W J, Ker Milling Co, 543
Front, res 714 Queen's ave
Matheson, A H, clerk, res Cornwall
Matheson, A, saloon keeper, Liver-
pool Arms, Columbia, res Cornwall
Matheson, G A, messenger, C.P.R.
station, res Cornwall
Matheson, M, tailor, res Cornwall
Matingor, Jas, hairdresser with Mr
Scott, res Carnarvon
Matson, A, millhand, B.S.M. Co, res
Mill
Matson, Nels, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Mill
Mann, Alfred, drayman, res 858
Agnes
May, Edwd, clerk. Bank of Montreal,
res 245 Sixth
May, Robt, steward, Westminster
Cflub, Columbia, res Douglas hotel
McArthur, John, bricklayer, rea
Sixth, cor Princess
McAskill, M, ship cpntr, R.C.P. Mills
McBathe, Jas, cpntr, res Third ave
McBride, E G, student-at-law, Mc-
Bride & McKenzie, res Sapperton
MoBride, Arthur A, J. P..
warden B.C. Penitentiary, res 562
Columbia
MoBrlde, Riohard, barrister, etc,
29 McKenzie, res Sapperton
McCallum, P P, clerk, res Holbrook
house, off Blackie
McCarthy, Harry, tailor, D Shana-
ban, re's Holbrook house
McGauley, George, res Merchants
hotel
W. E. PALES, Furniture Dealer andUndertakei
Colombia St. aad Cor. AgnM and McKwBsi* Sta., New WMtmlMter, B; r
P. O. Box a9.
LAND - SURVEYORS
538 Columbia Street, New Westminster. B. C.
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McCauley, Mies J, res 430 Third ave
McChesney, David, boom-man, B.S.
M. Co, res Columbia
McCIuskey, R, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Kearv
MoColl. Angus John (Corbonid,
McCoU, Wilson & Campbell,) bar-
rister, Q.C., Lome, res 29 Black-
wood
MoCoU, J W (Corbould, McColl,
Wilson & Campbell), barrister, etc,
res 408 Third ave
McColl, Neil L, clerk, Annandale,
T 8, res Ninth
McColl, Thos, overseer. Royal City
Mills, res Sixth ave
McColl, Wm, real estate, F G Turner
& Co, Columbia, res 234 Ninth
McColm, T. millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McConnell, W, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
McCormick, J, filer, B.S.M. Co, res
701 Columbia
McCowan, D, keeper, Prov Lunatic
Asylum
McCbwan, Edith, asst matron, Prov
Lunatic Asylum
McCorvie, A, contractor, 621-3 Colum-
bia, res Colonial hotel
MoCreiKht, Hon J F, Judge Su-
preme Court, res 221 Columbia
McCrimmon, D J, foundry nand, res
Bonson
McCulloch, A, R.C.P. Mills, res 1034
Queen's ave
McCulloch, James, stonemason, res
Princ6HS
McCulloch, T W, merchant, res 22
Bushby
McCullocli, T C, fish, fruit, &c,mcht,
(Williams & McCulloch) Bushby
McCullock, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McCullock, R, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McCullock, D, millhand, R.C.P.M
McDonald, Alex, millhand, B.S.M.
Co, res Mill
McDonald, Alex, apprentice. Main-
land Cigar Factory, res Royal ave
McDonald, A S, book-keeper, Camp-
bell & Anderson, res 442 Agnes
McDonald Bros, grocery store, 720
Columbia
McDonald, D A, contractor, res 402
Royal ave
McDonald, James, watchman. Royal
Columbian Hospital, res 806 Col-
umbia
McDonald, J D, hotelkeeper, Cosmo-
politan hotel, Columbia
McDonald, J M. grocer's asst, 720
Columbia, res Duncan Hall blk
McDonald, Hugh, foreman logging
camp, B.S.J\l. Co, res Columoia,
Sapperton
McDonald, R C, (McDonald Bros)
grocers, &c, 720 Columbia, res 94
Fourth
McDonald, W, fmr, res 211 Twelfth
McDonald, W A, wharfinger. C.P.N.
wharf, res Odd Fellows' blk
McDonough, Chas, grocerv store, res
715 Front
M'jDougall, Miss A J, teacher Bovs'
Public School, res 227 Third ave'
McDougall, Miss B S, dressmaker,
615 Columbia, res Third ave
McDougall, Miss M E, dressmaker,
615 Columbia, res Third ave
McEwen, Miss, res 714 Royal ave
McFarlane, A G, mgr, Bell-Irving,
Patterson & Co, Sapperton
McFarlane, J H, Hotel Douglas, res
628 Columbia
McFarlane, R M, clerk, Bell-Irving,
Patterson & Co, res Sapperton
McGalliean, Peter, deliveryman, Mc-
Donald Bros, res Burr blk
McGaskell, Malcolm, ship carpenter,
res 835 Agnes
McGee, J, trimmer. Electric Power
House, N E cor Victoria and Mary
McGennis, Mrs, res 221 Columbia
McGilvray, Wm, tallyman, B.S.M.
Co, res Keary
McGillivray, D'C, guard Penitentiary,
res 516 Columbia
McGillivray, Neale, retired, res
Fourth ave
McGillivray's Foundry, east side of
road across bridge
McGinnis, R H, bartender, Colonial
hotel, les 623 Columbia
McGonigle P, driver, McDon> Id Bros,
720 Columbia
Mclnnis, D R, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Mclnnes, Edward, res 1019 Leith '
Mclnnes, Jas L, ex-policeman, res
1019 Leith
Mclnnes, Mrs, res 221 Columbia
Mclnnes, Thomas A, steward, B.C.
Penitentiary
Mclnnes, Wm, grocerv clerk, 27
Eighth
Mclsaacs, Miss M, domestic, 738
Queen's ave
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Mcintosh, C, wood turner, Galbraith
& Sons' sash and door factory, res
Depot hotel
Mcintosh, Alex, carpenter, Sapperton
MoIntOBh, R W, canneryman, 513
Front
Mclntyre, W T, laborer, Sapperton
Mclver, James, laborer, H. B. Co
Mclver, Kenneth, laborer, Cosmopol-
itan hotel, Columbia
McKay, A, box maker, B. S. M. Co,
res Columbia
McKay, Stephen, res Merchants'
hotel
McKee, Hamilton, guard B. C. Peni-
tentiary. 510 Columbia
McKeen,"B. millhand, R. C. P. Mills
McKenna James, cook, B. 8. M. Co,
rea Mill
McKenzie, D, railway engineer, C. P.
R. Co, rea 431 Agnes
MoKenzie, John, D.L.S, agt Do-
minion lands, res St. Patrick
McKenzie, George, shoemaker, 508
Columbia
McKenzie, H, cpntr, R. C.P. Mills
McKercher, Alec, teamster, 840 Royal
avenue
McKinnon, L, mate, str Edgar
McKnight, Geo, metal founder, Cur-
rie & Reed, res Second
McLachlan, D J, clerk, B.S.M. Co,
res Keary
McLachlan, D S, clerk, T J Trapp &
Co. res Sixth
McLachlan, G W, bartender, Eickhoff
House
McLachlan, M, fisherman, res 228
Tenth
McLaughlan, Andrew, axeman res
1401 Fourteenth
McLaughlan, Wm, 1401 Fourteenth
McLaughlan, J, plumber, res 1401
Fourteenth
McLaughlan, Robt, tinsmith, Shirley
& Hoy, 531 Clarkson, rea Fifth ave
and Fourteenth
McLaughlin, David, carpenter, 1039
Sixth av
McLaughlin, D, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
McLaughlin, R, hardware clerk, at
T J Trapp's, rea 59 Sixth
McLaughlin, contractor, Begbie block
McLean, D. millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McLean, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McLean, James, blacksmith. Bru-
nette Saw Mill, res 713 Columbia
McLean, J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McLean, Laughlin, laborer, 1019
Leith
McLean, L, millhand. Pacific Coast
Lumber Co
McLean, res 215 Fourth ave
McLellan, G H, engineer, str Brice,
res Cornwall
McL Han's warehouse, str Delaware's
wharf, res Front
McLennan, Alec, mate, str Wm
Irving
McLennan, Jas, carpenter. Queen's
hotel
McLeod, Alex, Caledonia hotel, 61.{
Front
McLeod, Alex, dining room, 515
Front
McLaod, A H, saloon keeper, J^iver-
pool Arms, Columbia
McLeod, Dan, res Cosmopolitan litl
McLeod, D M, tallyman. Royal City
Mills, res 840 Roval ave
McLeod, D, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
McLeod, J M, gardener, Colunihia,
res Port Moody rd
McIiCod, Murdoch, res Cosmopolitan
hotel
McLeod, W, res 344 Second
McMartin, A, labr, res cor Fourteenth
and Fifth
McMartin, Miss Eug**nie, school
teacher, res Sixth
McMartin, H A, clerk, Bell-Irving,
Patterson «Sc Co
McMartin, Isaac, cpntr, res 510
Twelfth
McMartin, James A, clerk. Customs
Dept, res First
McMartin, Jane Sophia, sciiool
teacher, res 516 Twelfth
McMartin, John A, deputy slieriH",
Court House, res Colonial hotel
McMaster, Daniel, guard, B.C. Peni-
tentiary
McMullen, Miss Jane, waitress, Hol-
brook house, res 58 Blackie
McMullen, Jean, fireman, stijir Kd-
gar
McMullen, Mrs la, widow, res 58
Blackie
McMurphy, D. engineer, res 1027
Third ave
McMurphy, Geo, clerk, Royal City
Meat Market, res 1027 Third ave
McMurphy, Jas, plumber, W E Van-
stone, res 1027 Third ave
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer aud Undertake
p. O. Box 58.
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McNab,
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McNair,
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McNama
McNeele;
Co, res
McNeelei
ham
McNeish,
Hatche;
McNiven,
McNiven,
Peniteni
McNulty,
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McPhaden
McPhaden
McPhersor
McPhersoi
McPhersor
T,,t|ary, rei
Mctjuarrie
Second
McQuarrie,
McQuarrit
Co, res I
McCiuarrv.
McCoU;
Third
MoRae, Ah
Columbia
McRae, FJ„
^ bia, resF
McRae, Lot;
bia, res
McRae Wir
res First
McRae, \\'n
res Pine
McKory, .jol
res Coluni
McSwain, Tl
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McWhirber,
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McMurphv, Jno, cpntr, res 1027
Third ave
McMurphv, Robt, logger, res Sixth
ave
McMurphv, R, logger, res 1027 Third
ave
McMurphy, Wni, cannervinan, res
1027 Third avenue
McNab, John, Inspector of Fisheries,
res 429 A^tnes
McNair, David, mill owner, res
Eighth
McNamara, James, res 811 Columbia
McNeeley, James, millhand, B.S.M.
Co, res Mill
McNeeley, John, rancher, res Dur-
ham
McNeish, Thos, caretaker. Fish
Hatcliery
McNiven, John, guard at Peniten-
tiary, res 620 Columbia
McNiven, 'John, messenger, B.C.
Penitentiary
McNulty, Patrick, millhand, B.S.M,
Co, rea Brunette
McPhaden, D, res 380-326 Twelfth
McPhaden, E, millhand, K.C.P.Mills
McPherson, D, cook, Occidental htl
McPherson, D, clerk. K.C.P. Mills
McPherson, S, tailor, B.C. Peniten-
tiary, res Columbia
Mctjuarrie, A, contractor, res 836
Second
McQuarrie, J T, res {536 Second
McQuarrie, Robert, engineer, B.S.M
Co, res^Keary
Mctiuarry, Wm G, clerk, Corbould,
McCoU, Wilson & Campbell, res
Third
McRae, Alex merchant tailor, 730
Columbia, res Fourth
McRae, Flora, tai;orese, 730 Colum-
bia, res Fourth
McRae, Louisa, tailorees, 7.S0 Colum-
bia, res Fourth
McRae Wm, sr, tailor, 730 Columbia,
res First
McRae, Wm, jr, tailor, 730 Columbia,
res Pine
McRory, John, teamster, B.S.M. Co,
res Columbia
McSwain, Thomas, millhand, B.S.M.
Co, res Oswald
McWhirber, A, millhand, R.C.P.Mills
McWhirber. M, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
McWhirter, James, boot and shoe
maker, Sixth ave
Mead, Geo, jr, accountant.Vanstone'a,
rea Holbrook house
Mechanics Institute, Public Library
block, Columbia
Medley, Wm, laborer, res 113 Tenth
Mercier, George, cabinet maker, R.C.
M, refi 867 Agnes
Mercier, Geo & Co, cabinet makers,
42 Blackie
Mercier, N, carpenter, R.C.P. Mills
Met«^alf, Margaret, charwoman, Four-
teenth
Metcalf, Thos, fisherman, res Four-
teenth
Methodist Art Class Room, Public
Library building, Columbia
Methodist Chunth, Sixth ave. Rev J
Hicks, pastor
Methodist Church, Rev TW Hall,
res 56 Sixth
Methodist Chapel, Keary
Migiione, Guido, carpenter, 117 Royal
ave
Millard, MIrb B L, 2nd assistant
teacher Girls' Public School, res
cor Elliott
Millard, Chas T, tobacco and fruit
store, 749 Columbia, res Agnes, cor
Elliott
Millard. Charles T, merchant, 199
Dickinson
Millard H, clerk, res Agnes
Miller, G A, clerk. Court House, res
Sixth
Miller, .Tames, real estate agent, res
Sixth
Miller, Jas, baker, B.C. Penitentiary
Miller, Miss J, school teacher, Sap-
perton Public School
Miller, M.o, artist, res 427 Agnes
Miller, Wm, laborer, Eickhoff house,
Miller, W, police constable, res
Fourth ave, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Miller, W H, carpenter, res 1026 Fifth
avenue
Milley, Wellington, police constable,
res Fourth ave
Milligan, D S, farmer. North Arm,
res 713 Agnes
Mills, cigar maker, Tietzen's, res 750
Agnes
Mills, Jos, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Mills, Jos, engineer, R.C.P., res 1045
St Andrew's
Mills, I C, cigar maker, Mainland
Cigar Factory, res Holbrook house
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Mille, William, laborer, B. S. M. Co,
res 809 Brunette
Millward, John, millhar.d, R.C.P.
Mills
Minttaome, M W, Toronto Shoe
Store, Columbia, res Sixth
Minty, James, barkeeper, Occidental
hotel, 738 Columbia
Murchie, D, undertaker, 85 Sixth, res
447 Atones
Mitchell, Machanic, res 753 Carnar-
von
Mitchell, P L, handsaw sharper, K.
C.P. Mills
Mitchell, Niel, teamster, res Sher-
brook
Moffat, Joseph, miller, ' Front
Montgomery, J B, foreii .i, B.S.M.
Co, res 802 Columbia, Sapperton
Moore, Miss Florence, waitress, Gui-
chon hotel
Moore, H, cook, Occidental hotel
Moore, James, labr, res Cosmopolitan
hotel
Moore, J H , trapper, res 1001 Fourth
ave
Moore, Mies Mabel, waitress, Gui-
chon hotel '
Moore, R A F, printer, 039 Front, res
Occidental hotel
Moresby, Wm C, student-at-law,
Corbould, McCoU, Wilson (.^Camp-
bell, res Ontario
Moresby, Wm, warden. Provincial
Jail, res Ontario
Morey, Henry, bookseller, 236 Colum-
bia, res 84 Eighth
Morien, W, res Merchsnts' liotel
Morrison, Angus, res Cosmopolitan
hotel
Morrison, Aolay, barrister, etc,
Masonic blk, Lome, res 112 Colum-
bia
Morrison, A C, section foreman, C.
P.R.,res601 Columbia
Morrison, F E, 2nd aest Boys' Public
School, res 604 Columbia
Morrison, Herman, factory hand, B.
S. M. Co, res Columbia
Morrison, N D, stonecutter, res
Fourteenth
Mortier, Wm A, restaurant keepe>'.
Merchants' house, Columbia, res
350 Twelfth
Mosdenn, Jno, fisherman, res shack,
Water Front
MoBier, W, shirt maker, res Central
hotel
Mounce, R G, mate, etr Surrey
Mowat, Max, fish dealer, res 447
Fourth ave
Mowbray, Thomas, cpntr, res 246
Fourth
Mair, T A & Co, chemists and
druggists, Duncan & McCoU blk
Muir, S A, drug clerk, T A Muir &
Co, Duncan & McColl block
Mnir, T A, chemist and druggist,
Duncan it McColl blk, res Dufterin
and Royal ave
Mnldoon, E J, guard B.C. Peniten-
tiary, res 695 Columbia
Mullen, Robert, lumberman, res
Sherbrooke
Mtinday, Edward, millhand, B.S.^I.
Co, res Columbia
Munday, George, boxuiakcr, B.S.M.
Co, res Columbia
Munday, Geo,engr, res 862 Columbia,
Sapperton
Munday, George A, lather, res 862
Columbia
Munday, Harry, millhand, B. S. M.
Co, res Columbia
Munday, James, millhand, B. S. M.
Co, res Columbia
Munn, Angus, res 721 Fifth ave
Munn, 1) J, cauneryman, res 721
Fifth ave
Munn, L G, canneryman, res 721
Fifth ave
Murchison, A T, capt fctr Belle, R. C.
P. Mills, res 1037 Third ave
Murchie, D, undertaker and furniture
ilealer, res 447 Agnes
Murchie, E, pressman, ommon-
wcalth Printing and Bookbinding
Establishment
Murchie, John, storekeeper, R.C.P.
Mills
Murchie, P, printer, Commercial Ptg
Co, res 447 Agnes
Murchie, W, aast undertaker. Sixth
res 447 Agnes
Murchie, W, clerk, D Murchie's, res
447 Agnes
Murk, Henry, hairdres8er,bath house
629 Columbia, res Curtis blk
Murphy, J W, elk. Grotto hotel, res
631 Columbia
Murray, 0, painter and decorator, 435
Columbia, res 704 Fourth
Murray, Mrs G B, housekpr, res 219
Second
Murray, J, salesman, 624 Columbia,
res 219 Second
W. E. FALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 58. Colnmbia St and Cor. AgnM «nd McKwule Sts., New Weatmiiuter, B. C.
WOODS & GAMBLE
638 COLUMBIA ST.
Naw Wntmlnater, B. C.
INSURANCE
NEW WBBTMINBTER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Murray, J M, clerk, H B Shad well &
Go, res 442 Aftnea
Murray, William, butcher. Oak
Mutual Ufe Insurance Co, of
New York, A B Mackenzie & Co
agentd
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National Fire Int.nranoe Co,
of Ireland, L J CoIq agent
National of Ireland Fire Insurance,
536 Columbia, Major & Pearson,
agents
Nealson, Alfred, cooper, res 770 Col-
umbia
Neeley, Adolf, tallyman, B.8.M, res
Mill
Neeley, John, millhand, B.S.M. res
Columbia
Nelson, N, brewer. City Brewery, res
350 Elevimth
Neil, Richard, butcher, 753 Columbia
res Mary
Neilson, Miss Christine, dressmaker,
210 Agnes
Neilson, Jas F, mechanic, 321 Front,
res 210 Agnes
Nelson, Alfred, cooper, 32 McNeely,
res Gloucester
Nelson, N, brewer, 746 Cunningham,
res 350 Eleventh
Nelson, P, butcher, B.C. Market, res
721 Agnes
Newcastle Island Sandstone Offices,
538 Columbia
Newin^ton, H H, machinist, Beed&
Currie's, res 29 Church
Newington, S, clerk, Reed &. Currie's,
res 29 Church
Newman, Geo A, millhand Sixth
ave
Newman, Geo, ship carpenter, R.C.P.
Mills, res Sixth ave
Newman, John, labr, fish hatchery
Newton, A, stonemason, 631 Colum-
bia
Newton, E J, harness and saddle
mnfr, 542 Front, les 421 Fourth
New Vancouver Coal Comp'y,
coal shed and office. Front
New Wellington Coal Office,
J WCreighton agent, cor Columbia
and Fifth
New Westminster Brewery, proprs C
M Jameson & Co, Sapperton, 656
Columbia
New Westminster Building Society,
Sixth
New Westminster Fiah Curing Co'y,
381 Front
New Westminster Gas Company, cor
Twelfth and Third ave
New Westminster Mills, flour and
feed. Front
New Westminster Public Lib-
rary and Readinff Rooms, J
Peacock, librarian, Columbia
New Westminster Telegraph Office,
Y.M.C.A. blk. Columbia
New York Life Insurance Co,
538 Columbia Woods & Gamble,
agts
Nicholson, Charles, canneryman, 635
Fourth
Nicholson, Jos, propr Eickhoff
hotel
Nicholson, Neale, mason, res 249
Fifth ave
Nicks. Miss Ellen, 601 Brantford
Nobles, E B, driver. Fire Hall No. 3
Noble, Hy, labr, res 250 Tenth
Noot, W Frank, architect, Curtis blk,
Columbia, res 440 Ash
Noot, Wm,engnr, City Hall, res Ash
Nordran, O B, under cook, Guichon
hotel
Nordran, T, under cook, Guichon
hotel
Norris, Geo P, hairdresser. Murks'
hairdressing saloon, 629 Columbia,
res Curtis blk
North American Accident Ins Co, F
G Turner & Co, agts
North America Insurance Co, 530
Columbia
North British Mercantile In-
surance Co, A B Mackenzie &
Co, agts
Norwich & London Accident
Insurance Association, A B
Mackenzie Co, agts
Notch, H, Solr, res 112 Columbia
Nuns of Our Lady of Charity of Re-
fuge, orphanage for boys and girla,
Columbia
O'Brien, F M, mgr N W Foundry
and Machine wks, 321 Front, res
84 Sixth
Occidental hotel, 738 Columbia
Occidental restaurant, 734 Columbia
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BBITI8H COLDUBIA DIBKCTORY.
O'Connor, Arthur, guard, Prov jail,
res Clinton place
O'Connor, Miss M, domestic, Mrs
Baker's, 449 Columbia
Oddy, Ed, bUssmith, res 1027 St An-
drew
Oddy, J, checker, C.P.R. station, res
St Andrew
Oddy, R, R.C.P. Mills
Odin, Capt Frank, etr Irving, res
Seventh ave
O^le, Campbell & Co, gents' furnish-
ings, 611 Columbia
Ogle, Campbell & Freeman, dry
goods mcnts, Guichon blk, Col-
umbia
Ogle, Edmund, dry sroods mcht, Gui-
chon blk, Columbia, res Granville
Ogle, E W, mcht, (Ogle, Campbell &
Co), 611 Columbia, res First
Oliver, Jos,engnr, str Edgar res Third
Oliver, Sidney, salesman. Win temute
Bros, Liverpool
Olivet Baptist Church, Rev J H Best,
pastor, res 448 Agnes
Olsen, O, watchman, C.P.R
Oudin, Capt, mariner, res 336 Col-
umbia
O'Neil, Dan, tmstr, res 243 Tenth
O'Neil, Hankey, expressman, res
Merchants' hotel, 46 Columbia
O'Neill J, messenger, N.W. Tel.office,
res 237 Tenth
Ontario Mntaal Life Assor-
aaoe Co, 604 Columbia, H W
Ross, agt
Orfurt, Peter, res 258 First
Osborne, Joseph, night watchman,
res Sixth
Ovens, Alderman Thos, blacksmith.
81 Eighth, res Third ave
Over, A, butcher, res 719 Columbia
Pac Coast Lumber Co, J G Scott, mgr
Paoifio Canadian, weekly, mgr
W J Robinson, res 6i39 Front
Parke, John, labr, res 568 Eleventh
Parker, Wm, fisherman, res Mer-
chant's hotel
Parker, Wm, cigar maker, Mainland
Cigar Facty, res Queen's hotel
Pamell ft' Onnn* groceries and
provisions, res 807 Columbia
Pamell, Edward, (Parnell &
Gunn), Columbia, res Sixth
Parsons, Chas, apprentice. Mainland
Cigar factory, res Cunningham
Parsons, Mrs Eliza, housekeeper, A
C Wilson, res 408 Roval ave
Partridge, A R, book-keeper, 716
Front, res Occidental
Passage, W, Star Laundry, res Cun-
ningham
Patchell, W A, guard, res 960 Col-
umbia
Patterson, Andrew Lyle, labr, res 26li
First
Patterson, Jno R, blacksmith, res
430 Third ave
Patterson, Walter, elk. Customs dept,
res Queen's hotel
Patterson, photographer, res Begbie
blk
Paul, Emil, cigar maker. Mainland
Cigar Factory, res 760 Agnes
Paul, E D, cigar maker, res Queen's
hotel
Peacock, Julian, librarian, New West-
minster Public Library, res 134
Wellington
IPeart, James, labr, res 87 Mclnnes
Pearce, 8 J, sanitary inspector. City
Hall, res Milton
Pearson, Rev T D, Methodist minis-
ter, res 612 Fifth ave
Pearson, T R, real estate agent, 636
Columbia, res 725 Royal ave
Peck, George, millhand, B.S.M., Co,
res Alice
Peck, Wesley, ship cpntr, res 148
Wellington'
Peck, John, mgr, Reed & Currie, Co-
lumbia, res Queen's ave
Peeb'.eb, Peter, cpntr, res 263 Seventh
Peeie, M, res 267 Fourth
Peele, S G, apprentice printing, 610
Columbia, res Fourth
Peele, OD, pressman .Commonwealth
Printing and Book-binding Estab-
lishment
Peele, Percy, compositor. Pacific
Canadian, res Queen's hotel
Peele, P R, printer, 639 Front, res
Third ave
Peers, Alexander, res 621 Fourth ave
Pepper, Thos, cpntr, R.C.P. Mills,
res Depot hotel
Percy, R, fisherman, i-es shack
Water Front, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Perdue, A, driver, New Vancouver
Coal Co, From , res Carnarvon
Peters, A G, engr, reb 138 Wellington
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 58. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnea and McKsniie. Sta, New Weatmlnater, B. C.
WOODS 4c GAMBLE insurance.
538 COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
NKW WKBTMINSTER CITY DIRBOTORY.
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Peters, H W, millhand, ree 138 Wel-
lington
Peters, J B, tram conductor, res 264
Second
Peterson, Chas, cpntr, res Thirteenth
Petrie, C A, cpntr, res shack, North
Arm, Fraser River
Petrie, J D, cpntr, res shack, North
Arm, Fraser River
Phenuc Fire Insuranoe Co of
Brooklyn, 714 Columbia, F G
Turner & Co, agents
Phwnix of Hartford Fire Insurance,
636 Columbia, Major & Pearson,
asents
Pmlip, Alexander, conveyancer
and notary public, 40 I orne, cor
Tenth, res 1001 Queen's ive
Phillips, J E, warden, Pro/ Lunatic
Asylum, res 402 Asnes
Phillips, J E, clothier, et;:., 700-11
Columbia, res 321 Queen's ave
Phillips, Mat, book-keeper, Phillips,
Columbia, res Agnes
Pitt River Stone Quarry Offlces, 538
Columbia
Pittendrelgh, Capt, coroner and
stipendiary magistrate, res Second
Pittendreigh, J, repairer, N.W. & B.
I. Telephone Co, res Second
Pickles, Carey, planer, R.C.P. M'lls,
res Agnes
Plester, James, cpntr, res Durl am,
off Fourth
Plester, James, asst brewer, 746 Cun-
ningham, res Park rd
Plester, Harry, labr, res Durham
Police Magistrate, T C Atkinson
Poingdestre, Mrs S, res Fifth
Pollard, Henry, millhand, B.8.M.,
res Koary
Pollard, Jo'hn, millhand, B.S.M., res
Keaiy
Pollard, W, labr, res Fifth ave
Postlethwaite, Miss E, res Pine
Postoffloe, J C Brown, postmaster,
630 Columbia
Power, Richard, master mariner,
atmr Gladys, res 707 Fifth ave
Presbyterian Church, cor Sixth ave
and' Twelfth, minister. Rev J B
Greig
Presbyterian School House, 34 Hos-
pital
Preston, C H, logger, res Merchants'
hotel, Columbia
Preston, Robert, lumberman, res 703
Roval ave
Preston, George, shoemaker, Rous-
seau's, 626 Columbia, res Sapper-
ton
Preston, Neville, machinist, Reed &
Currie,reQ Roval ave, cor John
Preston, R, millhand, R.S.M., res
Columbia
I'/eston, W, shoemaker, res 702 Col-
umbia
Pretty, C F, « ncher, res Sixth
Price, Thos, labr, res 863 Royal ave
Pride, W A, fish dealer. Ash
Publlo Library, Peacock, Julian,
librarian
Public School, bet Sixth and Seventh,
on Royal ave
Queen's Hotel, G H Williams,
prop, Columbia
Quilty, Thomas W, chief keeper Pen-
itentiary, res 163 Albert Ores
QlUne, F F, Batchelor & Quine,
Mills, res 322 Carnarvon
Quon Lung, butcher, 405 Front
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Radley, James, cook, res 58 Blackie
Rae, J D, grocer, 613 Columbia, res
Fourth ave
Rae, Mrs William, dry goods,
millinery, &c, 627 Columoia, res
Third ave
Ramsay, A, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Rand, A E, real estate agent, Cur-
tis blk, Columbia, res Queen's ave,
cor Eiehth
Randolph, Miss, res 360 Carnarvon
Rankin, J V, storekeeper. Royal City
Mills, res 417 Fourth
Ransom, Ada, domestic, res 249 Sixth
Ransom, W B, teller. Bank of B.C.
res DufferiH
Ray, J D, grocery store, Columbia,
Fourth ave
Raymond, Geo R, hotelkeeper.
Colonial hotel, 623 Columbia, res
588 Third Ave
Read, H T, merchant, res 412 Royal
ave
Royal City Planing Mill Co's ware-
house, 1067 Columbia
Reed, Ellen Ann, domestic, res 232
Second
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Bred, John, foundryman, Reed &
Currie, res 435 Agnes
Rees, Richard, bottler, Cunningham
res 230 Fifth ave
Reformed Episcopal Chnrch, Rev J
Reid, D.D
Reichenback, F, cutter, Royal City
Meat Market, res Eighth
Reiohenback, Jos, prop Royal
City Meat Market, cor Douglas and
Hamilton
Reid, Rev John, D.D., Rector St.
Paul's Refd Episcopal Church, res
Royal ave
Reid, John, blacksmith, (Currie &
Reed), res Agnes
Reid, Lp 'rence, labr, res 610 Sixth
ave
Reid, Mary, laundress, Prov Lunatic
isylum
.^eid, R L, barrister, (Howay &
Reid) Columbia, res 640 Eleventh
Reith, Frederic, res 251 Sixth
Rennla, J, millwright, R.C.P. Mills,
res 124 Mclnnes
R.C.P. Mills, boat repairinjc dept.
Dock square
Reynolds, K, milihand, B.S.M., res
815 Brunette
Riach, James, carpntr, res 64 Blackie
Richarson, J, expressman, res 104
Tenth
Rickman, R J, Ijook-keeper, Royal
City Mills, res 402 Third ave, cor
Fourth
Ridley, Miss A, waitress, res 628
Columbia
Riske, L W, miner, res 711 Queen's
ave
Ritchie, Capt, master mariner, res
425 Fourth
Ritchie, Geo, clerk, Annandale, T 8,
res John
Ritter, Raphael, packer, Royal Co-
lumbia Uospitd, res 801 Columbia
Roading, Sullivan, painter, res 99
Eighth
liooertson, Chas, cabinet maker,
Wintemute Bros, res 66 Eighth
Robertson, George, jailoi', Provincial
Jail
Robertson, J C, plasterer, res Princess
Robertson, I N, tele opers
>4 Sixth
operator, res
Peniten-
Robertson, R J, guard B.O
tiaiy
Robinson, Capt, res 196 Columbia
Robinson, Charles, clerk, res Ash
Robinson, C I, bartender. Hotel
Douglas, res 628 Columbia
Rob:.ison, Miss £ £, 1st asst Girls'
Public School, res Queen's ave
Robinson, F R, pork packer, res 813
Third ave
Robinson, F, bartender. Hotel Doug-
las, 628 Columbia
Robinson, J, motorueer, res 608 Col-
umbia
Robinson, T R, butcher, res 631 Front
Aobinson, W J, mgr Pacific Can-
adian, weekly paper. Fourth ave,
near Seventh
Robinson, Wra, milihand, B.S.M.,
res Brunette
Robson, C J, fruit and confectionery,
622 Columbia, res 421 St. George
Robson, D,city clerk, City Hall, res
711 Royal ave
Robson, F H, insurance agent, 604
Columbia, res 426 Queen's ave
Roderick, Sister Superintendent St.
Mary's Hospital
Rodick, Thr uas, fmr, res Royal Co-
lumbia Hospital
Rogers, Capt, str City of Nana-
imo, res 131 Albert Cres
Rogers, Miss E, school teacher, res
202 Ruyal ave
Rogers Miss E, principal Girls' Pub
School, res 202 Royal ave
Rogers, J W, coal merchant, Front,
bet Eighth and Begbie
Rogers, J, purser, res ir'l Albert Cr^s
Rogers, the Missss, res 131 Albert
Crea
Rogers, Mrs, res 202 Royal ave
Rogers, L. coal merchant, Front
Rolling, W H, logger, res 4-iO Four-
teenth
Rolph, A F, foreman. Wood, Travis
& Co, res cor Fourth and Sixth
ave
ROOS. C E, mgr Guichou hotel,
Co'umbia
Roscoe, Thos, painter, Welch & Son,
res Fifth ave
Roseburgll, Chas, mgr, T J Trapp
& Co, Park rd
Rosebrough, Saml, fmr, Albarni V.I.,
res Keary
Rose of Columbia Lodge No 115, Sons
of England B.S., W H Boycott, sec
Ross, Andrew W, agent, ist floor, 604
Columbia, res Fourth ave
Ross, Chas, saleGmau, 349 Front, res
86 Eighth
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box sB- Columbia St. and Cor. Ajpies K«d McKencle Sts.. New Westminster, B. C.
WOODS & GAMBLE, FINANCIAL AGENTS.
S38 COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Ross, Chas, clerk, Harvey's Grocery,
Front, res 86 Eighth
KosB, Flora, matron, Prov Lunatic
Asylum
Ross, H G & Co, l< '• Life &
Marine Insurance ageiilH, Douglas-
Elliott blk, res 606 Colunibia
Ross, H G (H G Ross & Co), res 322
Royal ave
Ross, Jno, R.C.P. Mills
Ross, John, fisherman, res lOOl
Sixth ave
Ross, Joseph E, G.E. and surveyor,
Douglas-Elliott blk, res 607 Clark-
son
Ross, Michael, isherman, res Mer-
chamts' hotel, Columbia
Ross, :i, prop fruit store, res 732
Coluribia
Ross, Rjbt, bjok-keeper, T J Trapp
A Co, res 174 Apnea
Rose, Wm, R.C P. Mills, ren 961
Queen's ave
Rousseau, J. boot and shoe dealer,
626 Columbia, res cor Fourth ave
p.nd Sixth
Rowan. M, res Central hotel
Rowe, W J, fisherman, res 613 Brant-
ford
Roxburgh, Mrs, doj;iestic, Dr Coop-
er's, Clarkson
Roxburgh, Wm, labr, res 874 Agnes
Roxburgh, Wm, labr, P.O. bldg.
Fisheries Dept
Roy, Peter, cpntr, R.C.P.M., res
Depot hotel
Royal Agrricultaral A Indus-
trial Society of British Col-
ombia, A B Mackenzie, sec
Royal City Building Society, rm 19,
Dupont blk
Royal City M arket,704 Columbia
Royal City Planing Mill»> Columbia,
bot Tenth aud Twelfth
Royal Columbian Hospital, 801 Col-
umbia
Royal Fire Insurance Company of
Liverpool, 604 Columbia, A" W
Ro3B, agent
Roya'. Fire Insurance Company, 604
Columbia
Royal Templars of Temperance, Miss
is. Williams, sec
Rndge, W, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Ruahton, E bellboy, Guichon hotel
Rushton, H, bellboy, Guichon hotel
Rushtois Jno,'R C.P. Mills
Russell House, \Y H Holder, prop,
res 505 Carnarvon
Ryal, H, drug clerk, Curtis & Co, res
62 Sixth
Ryan, Peter, engr, Scott's Shingle
Mill, res 626 Twelfth
Ryan. Pat, deckhand, stmr William
Irving, C.P.N. Co
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SabourJn, E, contractor, 595 Brunette
Saint, Joseph, millwright, B.S.M.Co,
res Hospital
Salvation Army Barracks, 41 Eighth
Samuels, J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Sanders, H J, butcher, Robinson's
pig ranch
Sands, Jno, carpenter, North Arm
Sapperton Public School, Columbia
Saunders, Herbert, butcher boy, res
Russell house
Sawyer, James, carpentev, 217 Oak-
land
Sayer, Joseph, fireman, 213 Oakland
Saver, Robert, salesman, B.8.M. Co,
res St Patrick
Sayer, Thomas, laborer, Seventh ave
Sayer, Thomas, millhand, B.S.M. Co
Sayers, Jos, fireman. Electric Power
House
Schetky, G L, manager. Ogle, Camp-
bell & Co, res Royal ave
Schmidt, Godfrey, tobacconist, 629
Columbia, res 76 Eighth
Schofleld, W, carpenter, res 212 Ninth
Schotton, Horatio, pl;iraber, at W E
Vanstone, res Fourth and Cunning-
ham
Schrosder, J, millhand, R.C.,. . Mills
Sehwarz, F, restaurant, 628CoWmbia
Scievwright, Mrp, 665 Third ave
Scott, Mrs Chas, widow, res Thorn
Road, Eighth ave
Scott, Jacob, carpenter, res 835 Royal
ave
Scott, Mrs James, res 439 Agnes
Scott, James, gardener, Thoin rd
Scott, Jean M, tailoress, Campbell &
Doherty, res 853 Royal ave
Scott, John, milltaan, 21 Keary
feoott, J G, manager Pacific Coast
Lumber Co, 324 Royal ave
Scott, J H, janitor Begbio block, rm
No 9
Scott, Wm, lumberman, res Thorn
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Scott, B, res Merchants' hotel
Scott, W H, hair dresser, 823 Colum-
bia
Scottish Union and National,
of Edinburgh, Scotland, 638
Columbia
Scouter, Rev Thomas, pastor, St An-
drew's Presbyterian Church, res
the manse, 319 Carnarvon
ScouUar, E S, merchant, 736 Royal
ave
Seagrave, Charles, compositor. Com-
monwealth Printing and Publishing
Co, res 62 Sixth
Seeley, Thos, laborer. Cosmopolitan
hotel
Sennal, Rev Robert, minister. Third
ave
Setson, M, machinist, 321 Front, res
Armstrong
Sewell, F, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Seymour, Allen, tram conductor, res
245 Sixth
Seymour, Chas, res 245 Sixth
Seymour, Chas, mate, str Glayds^ res
245 Sixth
Seymour, Geo, elk, res 245 Sixth
Seymour, Geo, bailiff. Court House,
res Sixth
Shackleton, Thos Alfred, dynamo
tender, Electric Power House, res
Durham
Shadwell, H B & Co, dry goods
and clothing, 626 Columbia
ShadwoU, H B, dry goods store, Col-
umbia, res "Belle Vue," 689 Third
ave
Shanahan, D, mcht tailor, 710 Colum-
bia
Sharp, R P, architect, office Colum-
bia, res 239 Fourth ave
Sharpe, J H, clerk, R.C.P. Mills
Shaw, C W, res Central hotel
Shaw, F, Electric Power House, res
Mowatt
Shaw, John D, insurance agent, 604
Columbia, res Queen's hotel
Sheaves, Thomas, fisherman, res
Fourteenth
Shenihan, — , tailor, res 617 Cftrnar-
von
Shepherd, Arthur, aas'nt Prov lan^
agent, 122 Cohimbia
Sherwood, R C, compositor, res 58
Sixth
Shiels, C E, conductor, 608 Columbia
res 617 Carnarvon
Shiles, B W, conductor, res 617 Car-
narvon
Shiles, D A, agt, 608 Columbir:
Shiles, D A, elk, Tramway office, res
617 Carnarvon
Shirley &.Hoy, stoves and tinware
Columbia
Shirley, J H, (Shirley & Hoy), stove
dealer, Columbia, res Eleventh
Short, William, cpntr, B.S.M. Co, res
Richmond
Shotton, Horatio, plumber, res Rus-
sel house
Shouldice, John, labr, res Brunette
Sillitoe, Rt Rev A W, D. D. Lord
Bishop New Westminster, res 360
Carnarvon
Simcock, Hy, ship carpenter, res 835
Agnes
Himcox, Hy, proprietor Cosmopolitan
hotel, res Columbia
B'lmm, O, lKK)mman, B.S.M. Co, res
Himyeim, 'thos, guard Penitentiary,
rps b^'I Columbia
SimpHon, Mrs, res 798 Brunette
Sinclair, Magnus, shipjx'r, res Royal
ave
Hinclair, Marshall, grain and produce
mcht, Front, res St. George
Sinclair, M, fisherman, res Quebec
Sinclair, W J, boot and shoe dealer,
603 Columbia, res St. George
Sisters of Charity of Providence, St.
Mary's Hospital, Agnes
Slack, E, millhand, B. S.M. Co. rea
Brunette
Slater, Wm, millwright, Royal City
Mills, res 753 Carnarvon
Slater, Wra, blacksmith, 31 Eighth,
res Cumberland
^fOsn, Joseph, cpntr, ree 157 Fourth
ave
Sloan, W J, tram conductor, res 108
Columbia
Small, G R, propr Grotto hotel, 613
Columbia
Smalwell, Mrs C, res 91 Fourth
Smedley, Harry, bricklayer, res
Queen's hotel
Smith, Carter J, bldr, res 429 St
George
Smith, James, fisherman, res Mer-
chants' hotel
Smith, Miss E J, dressmaker, Mrs
McDougall's, res Albert Cres
Smith, H T, motorneer, res 608 Col-
umbia
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 58. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnea and McKenxie St*., New WoBtmintter, B. C.
538 COLUIBU STREET
New WeBtminster, B. C.
NEW WE8TMINSTBB OITT OIBECTOBY.
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Smith, Dr DeWolf, phyBician and
surgeon. Medical Health Officer,
res 97 Sixth, Royal ave
Smith, James G, res 219 Second
Smith, John, b'ackamith, res Thorn
rd. Eighth ave
Smith, John, genl agt, res Russell
Smith, Joseph, elk, res Cential hotel
Smith, Jos, woodturner, R.C.P. Mills
Smith, J D, blacksmith, B.S.M. Go,
res Eighth ave
Smith, Miss Lilian, domestic, res
Royal ave
Smith, Mrs, nurse, res Third
Smith, Mrs, red 732 Columbia
Smith, P H steward, res 332 Front
Smith, P N, 608 Columbia, res Hotel
Douglas
Smith Thomas, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Keary
Smith, T D, finisher, Wintemute
Bros, rts Caledonia hotel
Smith, W F, fruit tree agt, res Rus-
sell house
Smith, Wilber, drayman, res 868
Agnes
Smith, W M, res 223 Sixth
Smither, Alfred, accountunt, res 356
Twelfth
Smither, Russell, cpntr, res North
Arm, bet Eighteenth and Twen-
tieth
Smyth, P, tmstr, B.C. Penitentiary
Snell, C K, dk, Campbell & Ander-
son, rea 442 Agnes
Soden, Mabel, domostie, res 124 First
Souter, Elliott, meclianic, res Mer-
chants' hotel, Columbia
Souter, — , flsh packer, res 843 Agnes
Sparrow, N Gr, res Central hotel
Spitall, Mrs, dressmaker, 615 Colum-
bia, res Sapperton
Spittal, Thos, niillhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Hospital
Spracklan, W J, fisherman, res shack
water front
Sprott, John, road inspr, Prov govt,
res 738 Third ave
Stacy, A R, book-keeper, R.C.M, res
C12 Agnes
Stacy, L C, sawyer, B.S.M. Co. res
Keary
Stacy, Ross, millhand, B.S.M. Co, res
Koary
Standard Loan and Savings
Co, rm 19, Dupont blk, L G Cole
& Co, agents
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
47 Blackwood, Rev T Scouler
St Ann's Convent School, Albert Crea
Starks, G E, fisherman, res shack,
North Arm
Staratt, J J, cpntr, res 518 Ash
Starrett.V*' D, ^'umber.res 228 Ninth
Statrn, Pete/, prot -tf music, res 151
Ei/hth
Steed, H, fisherman, res shack. Dock-
yard square
Steen, Geo, cpntr, B.S.M. Co, res 28
Hospital
Stein, W T, chartered acct, Carnar-
von, rei 442 A'inea
Stevens, Miss B, res 324 Royal ave
Stevenson, R P, tallyman, B.S.M.Co,
Hospital
Stevenson, Robt, laborer, res 874
Agnes
Stewart, Alex, millwright, B.S.M. Co,
res Keary
Stewart, David, agent for pianos and
organs, res 62 Sixth
Stewart, D , tailor, Campbell &
Doherty, red 70 Lome
Stewart, Finlay, guard. Penitentiary,
502 Columbia
Stickney, S E, fruiterer, 779 Colum-
bia, res Twelfth
Stickney, Wm, 753 Carnarvon
Stinchcombe, E, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Stirsky, Mrs E C, second flat, Curtis
block, Columbia
St Mary's Church, Sapperton, Epis-
copalian, Ven Rev A T Woods, pas-
tor, res 620 Columbia
St Mary's Hospital, 81 Merrivale
Stoddard, Thomas, teamster. Third
Stoess, Chas A, C E and Prov land
surveyor, 604 Columbia
Stone, vVilliam, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
rea Brunette
Storey, Jno, hoseman, Fire Hall No 3
Storey, J, electrician. Electric Light
Works, res Central hotel
Stott, William, foreman of Westmin-
ster City Water Works, res 12 Kearv
Stout, H, machinist, Currie & Keed,
res Ash
St Peter's R C. Church, Blackwood
Stracy, A R, book-keeper. Royal City
Meat Market, res 612 Agnes
Stramberg, H M, principal High
School, res Sixth
Stratton, Mrs E, dressmaker, res 86
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Jfotarv PubUot Conveyaneert Aeeountant and Auditor,
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Street, Misa F, operator.N.West & B.
I. Telephone Co, res Agnes
Street, George, res 513 Carnarvon
Street, S (jr, tram cond, 608 Columbia
Street, W S, mechanic, Agnes
Strickland, F G & Co, machinery
dealers, Columbia
Stirsky, F, watchmaker, 613 Front
Strople, Norton, principal, Sapperton
Public School, res 802 Columbia
Sulley, J £, carriage maker, Blackie
res 441 Sixth
Sullivan, J, clerk, res Agnes
Sullivan, Robt, night watchman, res
Depot hotel
Summers, Wm, carpenter, 421 Eighth
Snn Idfe Assnranoe, agt, H Bar-
wick, rms 17-18 Dupont blk
Snter, J R, mechanic, B.C. Mills, res
Pine
Suter, J N, res 219 Armstrong
Sutherland, Alex, Evangelist, res
Keary
Sutherland, Angus, boatbuilder, res
Keary
Sutherland, Geo, plasterer and slater,
res Quebec
Sutherland, John, capt, stmr Bru-
nette, B.S.M. Co
Sutherland, Miss, dressmaker, Dan-
oan & McColl blk
Sutherland, Miss E, dressmaker,
Miss Sutherland's, Duncan & Mc-
Coll blk
Sutherland, Wm, plasterer, res 1031
Quebec
Swain, Gad, deliveryman, Parnell &
Gunn, res Sixth
Swanaon, G, rea Cosmopolitan hotel
Taylor, C, millhand, B.C.P. Mills
Taylor, G, sash and door factory, B.
C.P. Mills
Taylor, Herbert, cabinet makei.
Wintemute Bros, rea St George
Taylor, Wm, rancher, res 100 Seventh
Telegraph Hotel, Front, Hogan
Bros, props
Terhume, M G, master mariner, res
713 Columbia
Teskev, James, cpntr, res 701 Colum-
bia
Texas Lake loe A Cold Stor-
age Co, Front, bet Begbie and
Eighth
Tether, Edwd, fiahcurer, res Brunette
The Coop, J E Elliott, res 442 Agnes
Tai Kee, Chinese store, Mclnnes
Tai Sang & Co, Chinese store, Mc-
lnnes
Tait, E G W, draughtsman, res
Eleventh, bet Third and Queen's
aves
Tait, E R, millhand, B.C. P. Mills
Templars' Hall, Dupont blk, 3rd
flat, meets every Wednesday
Tanasee, A, flstierman, res Four-
teenth, bet Fifth and Sixth
Tarry, James, millhand, B.S.M. , res
20 Hospital
Tate, — , sawyer, res 86 Eighth
Thew, Mrs. res 848 Columbia
Thifoult, Thos. boom-man, B.S.M.
Thomas, Jos, labr, res 8.W. cor Cari-
boo and Thirteenth
Thomas, Sampson, guard, B.C. Peni-
tentiary
Thomas, W, res Vancouver
Thompson, Jno, shoemaker, res S.E.
cor Columbia and Eighth
Thompson, J D B, book-keeper, An-
nandale, T S, res St Patrick, bet
Fourth and Fifth aves
Thompson, S J, photoerapher, Col-
umbia, res Burr blk
Thompson, William, labarer, res 87
Mclnnes
Thompson, W H, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Thomson, J L, cpntr, res 612 Brant-
ford
Thomson, W, clerk, res St Patrick
Thornber, Liwrance, caretaker, Cen-
tral School, res 60 Eighth
Thornton, Thos, labr, res Seventh iive
"Tickey, Agnes, domestic, 689 Third
Tidy, S G, rea 1028 Fifth ave
Tietjen, Wm, prop Mainland Cigar
Factory, rea Columbia
Tisdale, A, apprentice, Vap'^tone's,
res Sapperton
Tisdale, Joseph, boat bunder, res
Keary
Tolmie, A J, prop Hotel Douglas,
res 628 Columbia
Tompkins, Hiram, book agent, i ^
'!:-:3 Sovouth
Tompkins, Hiram, agt res Koary
Tornev, B J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Toronto Shoe Store, prop M W
Minthorne, Dupont blk, Columbia
Tovey, H T, clerk, Bank of Montreal,
res 169 Second
W. E. FALES, Farniture Dealer and Dnderiaker
p. O. Box 58. Columbia St. and Con Agnu and MoKanKl* 8U., New Wfatminiltr, B. C.
538 COLOMBIA STREET
New Westminster. B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIRECTORY.
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Townley, E, real estate and insur-
ance agt, 1 and 2 Curtis block, Col-
umbia
Townsend, H R, Land Begistry Office
res Rose Lawn, Third
Townsend, W B. J. P, res "Rose
Lawn," Third
Townsend, W E, bricklayer, res 235
Fourth
Trapp, T J & Co, hardware mchts
7I» Columbia
Trapp, T J, hardware merchant,
Columbia, res 413 Agnes
Travellers' Aocident Insor-
ance Co'y, 538 Columbia, Woods
& Gamble, agents
Travis, W H, fish saltei, res Fourth
ave
Tregent, A E, mgr, Yorkshire Guar-
antee and Securities Corporation,
Ltd, res 612 Columbia
Treglown, John H, miner, res 32 Beg-
bie
Treglown, William J, miner, res 32
Begbie
Treglow, William, miner, res 32 Beg-
bie
Trew, Archibald, mail clerk, C.P.R.
res Sixth ave
Trewartha, Joseph, teamster, B.8.M.
res Keary
Treguma, George, yardman, R.C.P.
Mills
Trowse, Mrs J, dressmaker, res 729
Fifth ave
Tucker, II, millhand, B. S. M. res
Brunette
Tulaaieen improvement Hyadraulic
Co, Ltd, Sixth
Turnb'ill, Geo, contractor, (TurnbuU
A Working), res 121 Third ave
TurnbuU, James, builder, r«s 843
Agnc'j
Turnbull & Working, contractors and
builders, 624 Clarkson
Turnbull, William, contractor, res
Sixth ave
Tomer, FQA Co, real estate and
insurance agts, 714 Columbia
Turner, Geo, civil engineer and sur-
veyori res 738 Royal ave
Turner, Geo, office boy,L J Cole & Co
res 824 Milton
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United Lodge, A. F. and A.M. Wm
McColl, sec'y
United Fire Insurance Co'y,
of Manchester, England, H G Ross
(& Co, agts
Vachon, Al, prop Holbrook hotel
Vancouver and New West-
minster Tramway Company
608 Columbia .
Vanstone, W E, plumber, 33 Sixth,
res Fourth
Varniere, Chas, miner, R.C. H-^spital
res 801 Columbia
Vass, Mrs C M, widow, res 149
Eighth
Vidal, J H, elk, Land Registry, Fifth
Vienna, Hy, fisherman, Westminster
Fisheries and Trading Co, res North
Arm
Vienna, W H, mar fishing depart-
ment. Western Fisheries and Trad-
ing Co, res North Arm Bank
Vienna, Wm, fish market, Columbia,
res North Arm
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Waggoner, F, res Merchants' hotel,
Columbia *
Walberg, B, cigar maker, Mainland
Cigar Factory, res Occidental hotel
Walker, David, barber. Hotel Douglas
Shaving Parlor, res 609 Victoria
Walker, Dr R Eden, M.D, res
Fourth
Walker, Walter, J, real estate and
accountant, Bk B.C. block, res Burr
blk
Walker, W B, gardener, res Fourth
ave
Walker. W W, res Sixth
Walmsley, Edward, mlUhanu, H.S.M.
Co, res Cumberland
Walmsley, Edward, labr. Brunette
Go's Mills, res 837 Brunette
W>-'lmslev, Henrv, labr, Brunette Co's
Mill, res 837 Brunette
Walmsley, James, watchman, C.P.R,
res 10 Keary
Walmsley, John, elk, C.P.R. station,
res Sapperton
Walmsley, John, elk, C.P.R. Co, res
10 Keary
Walmsley, Leslie, millhand, Brunette
Mills, res Keiiiy
Walmsley, Thomas, sr, 10 Keary
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Walmalev, Thomas, millhand,
nette Mills, res 10 Keary
Ward, Jake, millhand, B.S.M.,
Richmond
Ward, T E, carpenter, Guichon hotel
Warden, IJarry, fmr, Sapperton
Ward, Miss Louisa, res St. Patrick
Warden B. C. Penitentiary, E
McBride
Warren, Miss M J, tairoress, Camp-
bell & Doherty, res 99 Eighth
Warren, Mary Jan'e, tailoress, Camp-
bell & Doherty, res Eighth
Warwick, Cnas, Government agt,
Court House, res Royal ave
Washington, Geo, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills, reb 1129 Columbia
Washington, Jno, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Waterman, W, mining engineer, res
Sixth
Watson, Edward, butcher, Reichen-
back, res 1410 Sixth ave
Watson, J H, foreman, No. 1 Fire
Hall, Columbia
Watson, T, slaughterman, Royal City
Meat Market, res Sixth ave
Watt, James, 319 Front
Watt,Jame8, labr, rea 687-9 Columbia
Watt, James, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Watt, John, res 687-9 Columbia
Watt, J, engr, ferry boat, res 650
Royal ave
Watt, Peter, labr, res 687-9 Columbia
Watt, William, millhand. Brunette
Sawmill, res Columbia
Watt, Wm 8. engr. B.S.M. str Iris
Watt, William, millhand, Brunette
S.M. Co, res 687-9 Columbia
Watts, James, chief engr str Surry
Webb, S H, gunsmith, Burns-Curtis
blk, Columbia, res 318 Carnarvon
Webber, E L, book-keeper, res 604
Columbia
Weber, C E, butcher, 753 Columbia,
res Tenth
Webster, Ernest, box maker, B.S.M,
rea Brunett
Webster, Joseph, oiler, B.S.M., res
Brunette
Webster, Josogh, sawyer. Brunette
Go's Mill, res 837 Brunette
Webster, J A, sawmill prop, res 229
Columbia
Welch, <r V & Son, painters and dec-
orators, wall paper,&c, res Agnes
Welch, H H, (Welch & Son) painter
and decorator, res 259 Third
Welch, G F, painter and decorator,
(Welch & Son) Agnes, res Seventh
ave
Welch, Hy, retired, res 247 Seventh
Welch, Lilian, tailoress, Campbell &
Doherty, res Seventh ave
V.^ellber, G, aast bartender, Guichon
hotel
Weller, Alfred, sailor, res 64 Blackie
Wellon, C J, mariner, rea shack,
Dock square
Wells, Nelson, carpenter, res 473
Seventh
Wells, Norton, factory hand, B.S.M.
Wells, Thomas, millhand, B.8.M.,
res Mill
Wells, Thos, millhand, res 701 Colum-
bia
Wells, Wm, wood turner, B.S.M., res
Brunette
Wells, Wm, factory hand, B.S.M, res
Brunette
Wellwood, Robt G, milk dealer, 617
Brantford
Welsh, Daniel, carpenter. Third, bet
Third and Fourth ave
Welsh, Miss Ella, domestic, atJ L
Brown's, Mary, cor Columbia
Welsh, F, dentist, room 5, Duncan
& McColl block, res Colonial hotel
Welsh, Wm, fireman. Electric Powwr
House
West, Miss Annie, domestic, 521
Fifth ave
West End Pharmacy, G L Bur-
nett, 746 Columbia
Western Assurance Co, of Toronto,
agency 638 Columbia
Western Fisheries and Trad-
ing Co, Ltd, 737 Front
West Side Day School, 613 Twelfth,
R J Hall, principal
Westminster Foundry and
Machine Works, 321 Front
Westminster Ice Co, Front bet Eighth
and Begbie
Westminster Meat Market, Gray
Bros, 744 Columbia
Westminster Slate Company,
Ltd, 638 Columbia
Whaite, Thomas, tallvman, Columbia
Wheeler, A O, land surveyor, 604
Columbia, res 118 Columbia
Whelpton, Joseph, laborer, res Oak-
land, off Third
White, A E, book-keeper, Cunning-
ham Hardware Co, res Fourth ave
White, Mrs E, Fourth ave
W. E. FA LES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box s8. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnes and McKcnzle Sts., New Westminster, B. C.
WOODS & GAMBLE, FINANCIAL AGENTS,
S3S COLUHBIA street, new WESTMINSTER, B. C.
NIW WESTMINSTER OITY DIRECTOBY.
681
White, J C, agent, res 683 Third
ave
White, Rev J fl, secy Methodist
College, Sixth, res Fourth ave
White, Thomas, miIlhand,B.S.M, res
Columbia
White, T C, stenographer and type-
writer,Dominion Lands, P.O. build-
ing, res 613 Carnarvon
Whitehouse, S J, carpenter, res Corn-
wall
Whiteside, Arthur M, student at law,
Corbould, McCoU & Co, res 819
Fourth ave
Whiteside, D, Government messen-
ger, 819 Fourth ave
Whiteside, Wm Jas, barrister, etc,
323 Lome, res Queen's ave
Whiting, A, tegetable stand. City
Meat Market, res Burnaby Lane,
Front, erst of Sixth
Whittaker, H, yardman, R. C. P.
Mills
Whittendale, James, millhand, B.S.
M, ree Cumberland
Whittendale, John, night watchman,
B.S.M. Co, res near Cumberland
Whyman, Edward, janitor City Hall,
res Sixth
Whyman, Edward, landscape gar-
dener, 451 Sixth
Wiggins, John, farmet, res Twelfth,
cor Seventh ave
Wilcox, Solon, painter, 26 Blackie, res
848 Agnes
Wild, — , book-keeper, Bell-Irving &
Paterson, res 169 Socond
Wilde, Joseph, canneryman. Depot
hotel
Wilkinson, Hy, millhand, R.C.P.
Mills
Willey, Miss L, housekeeper, res
Seventh ave
Williams, EUen,domestic,234 Seventh
Williams, Geo H, propr Queen's
hotel, res Columbia
Williams, G, 307 Carnarvon
Williams, Guy, millhand, B.S.M. Co,
res Brunette
Williams, Harry, Cosmopolitan hotel,
Columbia
Williams, H H, keeper, Trov Asy-
lum, res 732 Third ave
Williams, H J, jr, bartender. Queen's
hotel
Williams, J, millhand. R.C.P. Mills
Williams, J L, Star Laundry, Cun-
ningham
Williams, Louis, owner tug Blonde,
res 727 Columbia
Williams, Major, glazier, Galbraith &
Sons' Sash and Door Factory, res
Carnarvon
Williams, Major, boxmkr, B.S.M. Co
Williams, Miss M M, teacher of
music, res 723 Third ave
Williams, Miss P, operator, N.W. &
B.l. Telephone Co, res Royal ave
Williams, W G, fmr, Surrey, res
Brunette
Williams, W G, fireman, Pac Coast
Lumber Co
Williamson, Chas, labr, res 874 Agnes
Williamson, Lawrence, cook, Mor-
tier's restaurant
Willis, A J, cook, Guichon hotel
Willis, A J, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Wilson, A C, florist, res 406 Cunning-
ham
Wilson, Chas (Campbell, McColl,
Wilson & Campbell), barrister, etc,
res Hotel Vancouver
Wilson, Chas, book-keeper. Colonial
hotel, res 623 Columbia
Wilson, Miss Emma, music teacher.
res 45 Albert Cres
Wilson, H A. mgr, N.W. Telegraph
oflice, res Sixth ave
Wilson, Hugh, telegraph operator,
res Sixth ave
Wilson, Jacob, boatbuilder, L Wil-
son's boal house, res S.E. cor Car-
narvon and Begbie
Wilson, John, mgr, B.S.M, Co, res
117 First
Wilson, J T, clerk. Court House, rea
Twelfth
Wilson, Leonard, boatbuilder, res 45
Begbie
Wilson's Boathouse, foot of Tenth
Wilson, Ralph, cpntr, res Sixth ave
Wilson, Robert, insurance agent, res
46 Albert Cres
Wilson, William, boom-man, B.S.M.
Co, res Columbia
Wintemute, A, carpenter, res 524 St
George
Wintemute, Bros, furniture
dealers, 429 Columbia
Wintemute, Geo M, accountant,
Wintemute Bros, res Third ave
Wintemute, John, furniture
dealer (Wintemute Broe), res Liver-
pool st
AVintciin.te, Joseph, cpntr, res 217
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dealer (Wintemute Bros), res
Queen's ave
Winter, John, steward, Colonial htl,
res 607 Clarkson
Wise, James, J. P., general dealer,
619 Front, res Royal ave
Wise, John, mcht, res Koyal ave
Wise, J M, Carnarvon, res" Depot htl
AVise, J W, wharfinger, res 619 Front
AVitt, Louis, cigar maker. Mainland
Cigar Fcty, res Cosmopolitan hotel
A^'ize, J E, coal and wood mcht, Col-
umbia, res Begbieblk
Wize, Wm, fmr, res 1017 Royal ave
Wolfenden, G J, book-keeper, res 223
Fourth ave
Wolfenden, Wm, deputy coUec or
inland revenue and gas inspr, P.O
bldg, res 216 Third ave
Wohnsley, Jas, wchmn, res Sapperton
Wolz, Wm, cigar maker ,Tietjen'B, res
760 Agnes
Wood, Travis & Co, fish canners.
North Arm, Fraser river
Wood, Miss A, bookbinder. Com-
monwealth Pntg Co, res Eleventh
Wood, A B, factory hand, B.S.M. Co,
res cor Keary and Brunette
Wood, Charles, fish curer, res Fourth
ave, cor Fifth st
Wood, Mrs Henry, boarding house
keeper, res 29 Church
Wood, Miss Rendel Hilda, stenog-
rapher, Masonic blk, res 29 Church
Wooa, James, millwright, All>erni V.
I, res Keary
Wood, Miss M, milliner, 627 Colum-
bia, res Church
Wood, Wm M, labr, res Tenth bet St
Andrew's and Belleville
Woods A Gamble, real estate,
and land surveyors, 638 Columbia
Woods, S E, foreman, sash and door
dept, R.C.P. Mills
Woods, Chas E, C.E, (Woods &
Gamble) res 142 Columbia
Woods, C, real est agt, 538 Columbia,
res 142 Columbia
Woods, Mrs Dvke, res 790 Brunette
Woods, E nt N, barrister, etc, 27
McKennie, res cor 8t Ann's and
Royal ave
Woods, G H, millhand, R.C.P. Mills
Woods, J, cpntr, R.C.P. Mills, res
230 Ninth
Woods, Samuel, real estate agt, res
Third ave
Woods, Rev Philip D, St Mary's, res
Columbia, Sapperton
Woods, The Ven Arch, rector St
Mary's, Sapperton, res Columbia
Woods, Wm, cook, Queen's hotel
Woods, Miss W, milliner's asst, 604
Columbia, res Sixth ave
Woollen Mills, 301 Front
WooUiams & McCulloch, fish, fruit
and game mkt, Dupont blk
Woolliams, Jno H, (Woolliams &
McCulluch), City Market, res
22 Bushby
Working, Honer, book-keeper, Mow-
att Fish Co, res 412 Royal ave
Working, J, contr, res 941 Belleville
Working, J D, (Turnbull & Working)
contr, res Tenth
Wray, Mrs Wm, res 663 Third ave
Wriffbt Bros, fish, fruit and game
dealers, Begbie blk, (gee advt side
margins).
Wright, Chas, mcht, res B gble blk
Wright, W, cpntr, R.C.P. Mills
Wright, Frank, merchant, Begbie blk
Wvatt, W, carpenter, R.C.P. Mills
Wyld, E A, mgr. Bank B.C, res 634
Third ave
Wyld, L H, elk, Bell-Irving, Pater-
son & Co
Wyld, Wm, fisherman, res Sixth ave
Yardloy, Miss, domestic, Russell hse
Ying Tai & Co, labrconts, 61 Tenth E
Y.M.C.A. Rooms, cor Colum! ia and
Church
Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities
Corporation, Ltd, 612 Columbia,
Tregent, A £, agt
Yondall & Sinclair, genl com mchta,
Front
Youdall, Hugh, (Youdall & Sinclair),
grain and produce mcht, Front, res
St George
Young, Capt C S, str Bon Accord
Young. Harry A, capt str Iris, res
Columbia
Young, H, warden, Prov Asylum,
res Columbia
Young, Murdock, steamboatman
Young, Wm, res Central hotel
Zelazny, A, cigar maker. Mainland
Cigar l?acty, res 810 Agnes
W. E. FALE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box 58. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnoa and McKonsle Sto., New Weatminater, B. C.
LAND - SURVBYORS
638 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. C.
NEW WE8TMIN8TBB CITY DIRECTORY.
653
(For Householders, see Alphabetical List.)
OITY LIMITS.
Commencing at a point on the right
bank of the north arm of the Fraser
River, the south-west boundary of
suburban block nine; thence north-
westerlv alonf; the centre of the street
which forms the westerly boundary
of suburban blocks nine and twelve
to the centre of the street which
forms the northern boundary of subur-
ban lot twelve; thence in a north-
easterly direction along the centre of
the street which forms the northerly
boundary of suburban blocks twelve,
fourteen and four, and its production
to its intersection with the Brunette
River; thence inn southerly direction,
following the right bank of the Bru-
nette River, to a point of suburban lot
7, block 8, would intersect the said
right bank of the Brunette River ;
thence in a southerly direction and
the easterly boundary of the said lot
7, block 8, to the right bank of the
Fraser River ; thence southerly along
a prolongation of said easterly boun-
dary of said lot 7, block 8, to a point
350 feet below high water mark;
thence, following a line parallel to
the above lines of said right bank of
Fraser River, to a point 350 feet
below high water mark, and on the
production southerly of the centre of
the street forming the westerly boun-
dary of suburban lots nine and
twelve; thence, in a north-west-
erly direction to place of bejgin-
ning. Also all that other piece
or tract of land as follows : — Begin-
ning at a point at which the west
line of lot 4, group 2, New West-
minster District, produced north-
wardly, intersects the southern boun-
dary of the clcy, and thence south-
wardly along the said {west line of
lot 4 produced, and the said west line
of lot 4, distant triree chains from the
southern shore of the Fraser River ;
thence eastwardly and at right angles
to the said west line of lot -4, thirty
chains, more or less, to a point on
the east line of lot 2, group 2; thence
northwardly along the east line of lot
2 to the southern shore of the Fraser
River; thence westwardly along the
said shore line of the Fraser river to a
point on the west line of lot two ;
thence northwardly along the west
line of the said lot 2 and the west
line of the said lot 2 produced, thirty-
three chains, more or less, to inter-
section of the southern boundary of
the city; thence westwardly along
the southern boundary of the city to
the place of beginning. Also the
eastern end of Lulu Island, known as
a Government reserve, and the island
known as Poplar Island.
KIRK LIMITS.
Commencing on Columbia street at
a point where the easterly boundary
on Blackwood street produced, inter-
sects the southerly boundary of Col-
umbia street; thence southerly at
right angles to the said southerly
boundary of Columbia street to Front
street; thence westerly along said
'treet to McNeeley street; thence
northerly along McNeely street to
Carnarvon street; thence easterly
along Carnarvon street to Sixth
street ; thence southerly along Sixth
street to Clarkson street ; thence east-
erly along Fourth street to Columbia
street ; thence easterly along Colum-
bia street to the point of commence-
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URITI8II COLUMBIA OIRKCTOKY.
from Dufferiii to
AGNBS-Kuna
Tenth.
North Sidk.
91 Vacant
St. Ann Street interMootR.
161 Homer, J A li
Homer, A B
Homer, W
101 limy, W Myros
Univ, Johnson, P M
177 Cook, Mrs
204 Millard, Chas T
Klllott Street intonootN.
1»1 Jenns, K A
205 I^eamy, Jamea
Comray, —
Duuuia, R
Kmiorick, Sister
Sister of Charity of Provi-
dence
MerrUale Street interRooti.
Cote, George
366 Vacant
359 Vacant
361 Julian, R E
Pickles, Carey
Crowe, Thos A
Sullivan, J
400 Bole, W Norman
Coulthard, A E
Fourth Street intersects.
413 Brown, Harry '
Marshall, Mrs
Trapo, T J
421 Goodman, Miss J
Blood, Walter
427 Miller, Mrs
429 Vacant
431 McKenzie, D
436 Reed, John
439 Scott, Mrs James
441 Vacant
443 Bowman, J R
446 Vacant
447 Murchie, P
March ie, W
Murchie, D
Dean, Charles
Dean, J R C
Vacant store
Rosco, Thos
Sixth fitreet intersects.
Hudson, Isaac
Welch, H H
Welch, G F
Welch, G F & Son
Gordon, Mrs J A
Gordon, J A
Vacant store
607 Street, Miss F
609 Howison, Mrs M
615 Manihan, Stephen
021 Nelson, P
626 Vacant
636 Johnston, l}eo B ■
Johnston, Wni I)
Johnston, John
Johnston, Wm
639 Marshall, Ben
746 Billodeau. P O
706 Armstrong, A J
Armstrong, Wm Geo
Armstrong, Mrs K J
Brighouse, Mrs
709 Maclean, I M
Seventh Street intersects.
713 Milligan, D S
731 Cunningham, Jus
755 Andrzejewski, J W
823 Frederic, Wm
833 Hettern, A
Blackie Street interHects.
835 Kelly, John
843 Souter, —
Edmunds, Chas
Turnbull, James
847 Hargravtis, (teorgo
849 Vacant
866 Vacant
861 Docksteader, Cecilia
Gilley, Walter R
867 Mercier, George
835 Brodie
Simcock, Hy
McGaskell, Malcolm
Calahan, Geo
Gilley, Capt G W
South Side.
172 Cudlip, T H
Sarnia Street intersects.
174 Ross. R E
Cuthbertson, .Tas
200 Davy, J G
208 Cummings, Allen
210 Neilson, James
Neilson, Miss C
216 Lewes, Mrs C E
Fourth Street intersects.
402 Phillips, J E
442 Hodge, G C
Stein, W T
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box s8. Columbia St. and Cor. Agnea and McKensle Sts., New Weatmlnater, B. C.
LAND - SURVBYORS
638 Columbia Street, New Weatminster, B. C.
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NRW WKBTMir^HTKB CITY OtHKOTORY.
442 Murruy, J M
Hnell, C K
McDonald, A 8
Draper, B B
Klliott, J K
Olivut BupliHt Church
Hixth Htretit liitemectn.
(108 JohiiHon, J B
«12 Stacy, A R
Hunter, Mra
Falc'H WarehouHt!
Kubaon, D
CookHley, W J"'
CorJxjuld, McCoil, Wilson
& Campbell
Noot, Wm
Bowler, P T
MacKcnzle, A B
MacQuarrie. N H
Kmith, Dr DeWolf
Pearce, 8 J
Bitt. II H
Whyman, Edward
Peacock, Julian
Atkinaon.T
8toll, W
Forrest, Frank
Bailey, M
Latham, Peter
Board of Trade, T J Trapp,
^res
Wilson, J^ohn
Robaon, D
Wowls, C E
Wyld, E A
Major, C G
Keary, W H
Reed, John
Munn, D J
Duncan, W A
Curtis, D S
Lorn« street i.iterBeots.
718 Gill, James
724 Vacant
730 Vacant
738 Goldhammer, Hy
744 Gravea, B H
750 Wolz, Wm
Paul, Emil
Mills
754 Vacant
758 Vacant
Eighth street InterBecti
822 Dickenson, W E
826 Vacant
830 Bruce, Henry
832 Zelazay, Albert
8.S» Belyea. Harry
H40 Vacant
844 Vacant
854 Hu^hcH, Henry
848 Wilcox, 8olon
858 Munn,Alired
8mith, Wllber
802 Vacant
808 Macfarlane, Wm
McttnneM Ht«ciit InterNcelii.
874 WillianiHon, Chas
Wtcvenson, Robt
Roxburgh, Wm
ALBERT CRBSCBNT-Runs
from Columbia to ColumbuH.
Wkht Hidk,
45 Wilson, Robt
Biartz, Wm
Wilson, Mies Emma
St. Anns' Convent
Harnia Street Interxt'ctN.
119 Gill, Fred
Calhoun, Miss L F
Calhoun, 8 J
Calhoun, Misa F £
St. Ann Street iutersectt,
131 Rod^era, Capt
Rodgers, J
Rodgers, the Mieaes
141 Jackson, Adam
161 Leamy, Andrew
163 Guilty, Thos
Wellington Street Intersects.
ALEXANDER— Runs from Col-
umbia to Carnarvon.
East Side.
23 Vacant store
25 Ijee Sam
27 Vacant
29 Vacant
31 Vacant
West Side.
32 Vacant
ALICE — Runs from Bushby to
First atreet.
South Side.
113 Jordan, Arthur
117 Freese, John
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECXORY.
120 Kaye.Mrs
Dufferin Street Intersects.
Bashby Street intersects.
ARMSTRONG— Buns from Elliott
to Blackwood.
North Side.
213 Dickinson, Mrs
Dickinson, Wm
219 Suter, J K
317 Vacant
319 Cosens, Edward
South Side.
222 Vacant
ASH— Runs from Fourth avenue to
Sixth avenue.
East Side.
Stout, H
413 Vacant
Robinson, Chas
Pride, W A
Prescott »-treet intersects.
Hall, R J
Hicks, Rev J P
Currie, W C
Currie, Wm
513 Gaudin, Andrew
Currie, Abraham
Fifth Avenue intersects.
517 Cole, L J
519 Hardman, A
521 Gowen, Rev H H
West Side.
410-18 Columbian Methodist
College, principal, Rev R
Whittln^ton; ladjr prin-
cipal. Miss L H Hurlburt
Fourth Avenue intersects.
426 Vacant
440 Noot, W Frank
Noot, F
Noot, Wm
614 Chamberhn, J C
518 Starratt, J J
524 King, H R
King, W R
AUCKLAND-
TweHth.
North Side.
-Runs from Tenth to
Hagman, Jno
Falk, Andrew
Daw, Saml, sr
French, Jno
Daw, Albert
Daw, Jno
Cederburg, A
Bailey, Marshall
Jones, H O
Jones, Hugh W
Eleventh Street intersects.
South Side.
Empty house
Goe, Wm
Goe, Frank
Gregory, A
Gardiner, W H
Elev«nth Street Intersects.
BEGBIE— Runs from Front to Car-
narvon.
East Side.
7 Eickhoff House
9 Empty store
11 Rear entrance Occidental
Hotel
37 Card, Capt J L
41 Vacant house
45 Wilson, Leonard
Carnarvon Street intersects.
West Side.
Empty store
Columbia Street intersiicts.
28 Labelle, Uric
32 Treglown, John
Treglown, Wm
Treglown, Wm J
46 Ewen, A
BELLEVILLE— Runs from Ninth
to Eleventh.
North Side.
941 Working, Jno
Edwards, Albert
Ninth Street intersects.
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box s8. Colombia Bt and Cor. Agnaa and McKaiula Sta., Haw Waatmiaatar, B. C.
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WOODS & GAMBLE
538 COLUMBIA ST.
New Westmlnater, B. C.
NEW WBBTHINSTEB CITY DIBECTOBY.
657
BLACKIK— Runs from Columbia
to Royal avenue.
East Side.
47 Vacant house
Davidson, Lieut Annie, S.A
MaBBecar, Capt Ada
West Side.
24 Vacant house
Odin, Capt F
34 Clark, Miss Sadie
40 Lee Sing
42 Mercier, Geo & Co
44 Davis, Geo E
68 McMullen, MisB Jane
McMullen, Mrs M
Radley, James
64 Macdonald, David
Weller, Alfred
De Lisle, J
Ri%ch, James
68 Batchelor, J D
86 Vacant
Macdonald, David
BLACKWOOD— Runs from Col-
umbia to Agnes.
East Side.
St Peter's Church
39 McColl, Angus John, Q.C
McColl, A J
Carnaryon Street inteneotB.
47 St Andrew's Presbyterian
Church
Scoular, Rev J
Dickinson Street intenerts.
St Louis College
West Side.
50 Pagan, Dr
74 Fayard, Rev Father
BONSON.
East Side.
McCrimmon, D J
Royal Avenue intenects.
BRANTFORD— Runs from Sixth
to Seventh streets, above Fourth
avenue.
NoBTH Side.
601 Nicka, Mias Ellen
613 Rowe, W J
South Side.
608 Fulton, Fred
612 Thomson, J L
Fulton, Cant Etheridge
616 Marshall, H M
BRUNETTE— Runs from Colum-
bia to Brunette river.
NoBTH Side.
790 Dyke, Woods, Mrs
Keary Street intersects.
792 Vacant
798 Simpson, Mrs
802 Allen, Thomas
808 Vacant
812 Vacant
818 Hall, George
Hall, James
Grant, E
MacNeil, Alex
Shouldice, John
830 House, vacant
Gosling, A
Kendal
Williams, W G
Williams, Guy
Tucker, H
Chalmers, Wm
Stone, Wm
Carleton, GW
Cook, William
Tether, Edward
Cole, Joseph
Robinson, Wm
Slack, E
Sabourin, E
South Side.
837 Webster, Joseph
Walmsley, Edward
Walmsley, Henry
Mason, Daniel
La Plante, Edward
Frichette, N
Simon, O
Reynolds, Robert
809 Mills, William
Wells, Wm
Keary Street intersects.
Best, James
Best, Hugh
Best, Robert
Best, Joseph
Best, Samuel
Johnson, Miss Esther
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BUSBBY— RunB from Columbia
east to Royal avenue.
Wbbt Side.
16 Vacant
22 Woolliams, John
McCuUoch, T W
Hart, P J
26 Vacant
Alice Street intenects.
CARIBOO.
North Side.
Roscoe, T
Hailey, Ernest
Crane, Jos
Earle, Chris
Churchill, I
Thirteenth Street intersectB.
Thomas, Jos
Crowe, A J
CARNARVON Runs from El-
liott to Eleventh.
North Side.
318 Webb, S H
Merrivale Street intersectB.
Elliott Street intersects.
322 Quine, T F
328 St Peter's Gymnasium
360 Bishop of New Westminster
Irwin, Rev H
Fourth Street intersects.
Holy Trinity Church
Loiae Street intersects.
Alexander Street intersects.
Eighth Street intersects.
Blackie Street inter«ects.
Mclnnes Street intersects.
944 Kwong Wing Lung
058 Empty house
Matmgor, James
Corrigan, C S
Railway and Tramway intersect.
South Side.
201 Hoy, H
216 Bonson, Mrs L F
Blackwood Street intersects.
221 Douglas, B
307 Williams, Mrs G
311 Keary, Mrs
Andrew's Presbyterian
617
310 Scouler, Rev Thos
327 St
Church
366 Pagan, Dr
606 Russell House
609 Davidson
613 Street, Georae
61d Hittginson, T S
Williams, Major
521 Cunningham, James
623 Store vacant
625 Vacant
Sixth Street intersects MoKensie.
Rear entrance to Court Hse
Lome Street inteneots Begbie
Alexander ends here
569 to 79 Vacant
Fourth Street intersects.
Herring's Opera House
613 Grant, Mrs A
Grant, G H
Shenihan
Shiles, B W
Shiles, D A
Charnock, G A
White, T
Lane, J
Sixth Street intenects.
646 Box, Duncan
McKenzle Street Interseets.
Miller, W
Dillabaugh, ''fatt
Donimy, Thos
Huston, W
Carty, John
Lome Street intersects.
751 Eickhoff, Fred
763 Slater
Mitchell
Junkin, Con
Burdew, Joseph
Stickney, Wm
Burdew. Aaron
767 Brown, Wm
759 Forrester. —
943 Chinese house
CLARKSON-Runs
to Lome.
from Fourth
North Side.
601 St Leonard's Hall
Church Street intersects.
607 Store, vacant
600 Roxburgh, Mrs
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertakei
p. O. Box 58. ColnaMa 8t sad Cor. AgBM and HeKaasl*. Sto, Now Woattuiimtor, B. r
KS. I WOODS & GAMBLE insurant
538 CO1.UHBIA STRl ET, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C.
NEW WEBTH NSTER OITT DIRECTORY.
659
Cooper, Dr H M
631 McLaughlia, Bobt
Jeffery, Fred B
Shirley & Hoy
607 Boss, Joseph E
Winter, Jotm
Clarkson Street intersects'.
613 Vacant
617 Henderson & Keith
621 Connor, £ A
Rousseau's Factory
625 Kirkup, John
McKenzie Street intersects
627 Vacant
SouTB Side.
402 Vacant
Church Street intersects.
618 Colonial Hotel
624. Turnbull & Working
Austin, Charles
Dyson, Edward
•' Clinton Place," O'Connor,
Arthur
CHURCH— Runs from Columbia to
north of Clarkson.
East Side.
17 Vacant
Columbia street intersects.
21 Fraser, James
25 Vacant
29 Newington, H H
Newington, S
Wood, Mrs Henry
Wood, Rendel
Hilda, Miss
Garland, Miss Mary
CUrkson Street intersscts.
33 Gray, Michael
Gray, David
Gray, John
Grant, William
West Side.
26 Store, vacant
Clarkson Street intersects.
34 St Leonard's Hall
Holy Trinity Church, Epis-
copal
COBURG— Runs
Royal avenue.
01 Vacant
from Agnes to
COLUMBIA, Sapperton— Runs
from AlL)ert Crescent to city
limits.
West Side.
B.C. Penitentiary
Insane Asylum
604 Morrison, Frank
Morrison, A C
610 MacFarlane, A 6
MacFarlane, R M
620 St Mary's Church
Woods, Rev, Phillip D
Wood's, Ven Archdeacon
636 Martin, E B
Jamieson, R A
Jamieson, C M
Post Office
McLachlan, D J
Brunette Saw Mill Co
642 Martin, Miss
Armstrong, C H
644 DeBeck, Capt
650 Vacant
652 Vacant
Irwin, Geo P
Nuns of Our Lady of Charity
of Refuge
Sister Mary of the Good
Shepherd
686 Hutchinson, G
702 Preston, W
710 Vacant
Hume, James
Whaite, Thomas
732 Smith, Mrs
Kennedy, P B
Fleming, Svdney
744 King, T R '
766 Johnson, Edw
802 Strople, Norton
McDonald, A
Montgomery, J B
848 Thew, Mrs
850 Bendle, Wm
856 Hume, Robt
Hume, Robt M
862 Munday, Geo ,
Munday, Geo A
902 Ankers, John
960 Patchell. W A
East Side.
651 Vacant s^re
655 New West'r Brewery
Jameson, R
Martin, E B
669 Chinese washhouse
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669 Vacant store
131 Gaynor, J E
196 Robinson Capt
Watt, \^'m
Watt, Peter
Elliott street interstcts.
687-9 Watt, James
209 Holt, Claude £
Watt, John
217 Vacant
693 Coutts, Alex
219 Vacant
696 Muldoon, £ J
221 Mclnnes, Mrs
699 Bennett, G
701 McOormick, J
McCreight, Judge
McGennis, Mrs
Barber, H C
229 Webster, J A & Co
Barberry, M
Merrivale Street intersects.
Armstroug, W L
Wells, Thos
Binden, H
Tesley, James
713 McLean, James
Terhune, M G
715 Vacant
717 Vacant
719 Over A
303 Vacant
311 McNamara, James
319 Vacant
. 321 Boutilier, Francis
Donnage, J A
Box, Duncan
331 Gowdy, Mrs M J
Fayard, Rev Father
1 XCr V/VCI, XX
723 House, W T
727 Williams, Louis
St Peter's Church
Blackwood Street intersects.
801 Bitter, Raphael
Ewen, L M
Rodick, Thomas
Cressel, W
Royal Columbia Hospital
803 Strople, N
Bowler, Pat
Grant, Miss M
Hospital street ends here.
Maguire, Miss A
Keary Street intersects.
Fourth street intersects.
806 McDonald, James
Queen's Hotel blk
Levoy, John
Vacant store
Anderson, Andrew
Queen's Hotel
Digby, Geo
Williams, G H
Digby, John Ghaa
Williams, H J
Digby, Chas
Jones, Thos, jr
Young, H A
Case, Frank
Young, H
Parker, Wm
Dickson, Miss Bella
Peele, Percv
Morrison, Aulay
Miller, Miss J
Sapperton Public School
Manson, Wm
Austin, W R
Mallette, C £
McLeod, J M
Shaw. J D
Brunette Street intersects.
Jordan, Arthur
Gillanders, C W
Warden, Harry
Holmes. Wm
Woods, Wm
Burke, Bert
MacdonaJd, J M ,
Mclntyre, W T
Mcintosh, Alex
Smedley, Harry
La very, A L
Martin, John
407 Muir, T A & Co
COLUMBIA, City — Runs from
Begbie block
Albert Crescent to Royal City
Forin, M Peter
Planing Mills.
Forin, John Andrew
NoBTH Sins.
Cambridge, J J
Brooke, Herbert
Albert Creseent intersects.
Vacant store
Miller, G A
Hall,TS,M.D
Scott, J H
Leopold Place here.
W. E. FALB8,FurnitureDealerand Undertaker
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Wize, J E
Johnston, Wm
Gibson
Johnston, W B
Wright, Chas
Johnston, G B
Mclennan, James
Vacant store
Boyard, Frank
Hutcherson, Stella
Paul, E D
Sutherland, Miss
Baker, A
Welsh, F
Hall, Dr F W
Mechanics' Institute
Brown, Miss Jennie
Board of Trade Rooms
Bichardson
Peacock, Julian
Martin, Mrs
N.W. Public Library
Buie, John
539 Postoffice
Lennie, H H & Co
McLeod, Angus
Sixth Street intersects.
Brook, C H
Chamberlain, Walter
MacDonald
Giflford, T
Cambridge, John
Darling, E
McLaughlin
Connor, Miss J
Balmain
601 Campbell, John
Patterson
Campbell, Chas A
603 Sinclair, W J
Hurtley
Forin, Jno A
605 Crake, F
Forin, P
Gundry, A A
Wright, Fbas
607 Mackenzie, A B
Wright, Crank
609 MacKenzie, A B & Co
Burr blk
Royal Agricultural and In-
Three vacant stores
dustrial Society of B.C
Great Northern Express Co
Burr. W H
Thompson, S J
611 Schetkv, G L , .
Blaker, R C
Ogle, Campbell & Co
613 Draper, B B
McGalligan, Peter
Walker, Walter J
Clapp, Charles
Innes, John
Rae, J D
429 Wintemute Bros
615 Spittall, Mrs
Wintemute, Geo
Cormack, Miss B
431 Vacant
McDougall, Miss M £
Smith, Miss E J
Smith, T B
4S3 MacQuarrie, D
Cameron, Miss A E
436 Murray, C
McDoueall. Miss B S
617 Ryall, H
Greig, W R
Church Street here.
Hill, F T
437 Vacant
Curtis, DS
441 Vacant
619 Store, vacant
443 Vacant
621-3 McCorvie, A
449 Baker's Bakery
N.W. Telegraph Office
Wilson, H A
Colonial Hotel
623 Raymond, Geo R
626 Clarke, William
Robinson, Ira N
Preston, George
501 O'Neil. J
Rousseau, J
Y.M.C.A. rooms
Heimerle, Harry
Brydone-Jack, A C
Muir, 8 A
627 Rae, Mrs William
629 Schmidt, Godfrey
605 No 1 Fire Hall
Murk, Henry
Ackerman, Theron
Bennett, Karl
Oroll. Jas
Norris, GeoP
Watson J H
631 Small, G R
Dixon, R B
633 The Grotto Hotel
Methodist Art Glasaroom
MeKenzle Street intersects.
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Cassidy, Wm
Moore, Miss Florence
Townley, G R, rms 1 and 2,
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Stinky. Mrs £ G, second
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Store, vacant
709 Phillipa, JE
719 Trapp, T J & Go
Lome Street intersects.
Oddfellows' block
Begbie Street Intersects.
Reid & Gurrie, Iron Works
747 Millard, G
Small, G R
753 B G Cattle Co
771 Collier, W
Collier, jr
Eighth street intersects.
Depot hotel
Dickinson & Lechner
806 Vacant stom
807 Parnell & Gunn
821 Ciimyow Bros
823 Scott, WH
McDonald, J D
Cosmopolitan hotel
McKay, Stephen
Merchants' hotel
839 EUey, Reuben
Merchants' Exchange hotel
McNeely Street intersects.
943 Cleveland hotel
Breman, J R
Tenth Street intersects.
937 Kee Sing
Empty store
Lumber yards
R.O.P. Mills
1067 Warehouse, R.C.P.M. Co
1071 Warehouse "
1077 Store ' "
1079 Store "
Lodging house
Lumber yard
Bryson, J S
1121 Brown, Jno
1125 Empty cabin
1127 Empty cabin
1129 Washington, Geo
Royal City Planing Mills
South Side.
112 Insley, Capt A
Insley, Asoery
Insley, John
Knott, Henry Wm Howard
Morrison, Aulay
Notch. H
Campbell, S
Malina, A
Albert Crescent Intersects,
118 Wheeler, A
122 Shepherd, Arthur
124 Lyal, Mrs
136 Vacant
Dufferin Street intersects.
138 Gibson, G F
142 Woods, Chas E
146 Adams, John
Buihby Street {"xtersects.
Reid, Mary
Boulevard Street intersects.
Hamilton, Alex
336 Knight, J E
Oudin, Capt
340 Hayes, M
352 Hop Wan
400 Wing Chong
610 Daily Columbia Office
614 Jackson, F
616 Vacant
518 Kennedy, Jas
530 Strickland, F G
636 Major & Pearson
Major, G G
Pearson, T R
Calhoun, F E
Johnson, H E
538 Baker, A
Woods, C
Westmr Slate Go, Ltd
Coquitlam Dyke Commis-
sioners
Maple Ridge Dyke Commis-
sioners
Pitt River Stone Quarry
Offices
Newcastle Island Sandstone
Offices
Woods & Gamble
640 Green
Innes. C R
Jones, W R
Bullen, J R G
Carter, C H
Sharp, R P
Jemmett, W S
Bank of British Columbia
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Allison, Wm
Ransom, W B
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Holmes, A J
Peele. G D
602 Gordon, A L
Seagrave, C
Harvey, J W
Murchie, £
604 Gaymon, J G
Independent Order of For-
Edmonds, H V
esters
Campbell, T A
Dominion Lodge, No 4, I.O.
Harvey, J W
G.T
Douglas & Elliott
Gordon, H A
Loyal Lodge, No 93,C.O.O.F
Annandale,TS
Webber, E L
Wood, Miss A
}trown. Miss
Hume, R H
:,'laboney, Miss M
Carr, Miss F
Mahoney, Miss Bessie
Woods, Miss W
Bourne, F
Boyal City Building Society
Cole, L J & Co
Boss, Andrew W
Clinton, H F
Standard Loan and Savings
Clute, J 8
Company
Malins, A M
Turner, Geo
Bobson, F H
Cole, L J
ShaW: John D
Hill, A J
Jephson, Wheeler & Boss
Eastern. C P
StoesB, Chas A
Coulthard, F J
I Douglas, B
Leamv, A
Mav, Bobt
Melvins, E
Eagles, Chas F
Barwick, H
Eickhoff. H W
Sun Life Assurance Co
606 Vacant
Liverpool Arms Saloon
608 Vane & N.W. Tram Co
Matheson, A
612 Davidson Bros
McLeod, A H
Yorkshire Guarantee and
Hea»d, Wm
Securities Gorporation.Ld
Toronto Shoe Store
Law, W W
Menthorne, M W
Tregent, A E
Shirley & Hoy
Kirk, H D
Stein, W T
616 Campbell & Anderson
702 Henderson. B A
618 Lyal, D & Co
704 Boyal City Meat Market
620 Ford, Miss S M
Reichenbauk, Job
Easthope, F
Tietjen, Wm
Thompson, S J
706 Mainland Cigar Factory,
622 Bobson, C J
708 Empty store
Calbick, Miss
710 Baker shop, F DeGrey
712 Bennett. J B
624 Murray, J
Johnson, Miss E
Colbeck, Fred
DouslaBB, Peter
714 Turner, F G, & Co
626 Shadwell, H B & Co
McColl, Wm
628 Tolmie, A J
Turner, F G
680 Hotel Douglas
Bank of Montreal
MeOlIliTray'B Alley iiitervects
Dunnage, J A •
716-718 Cunningham Hardware
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720 McDonald, PM
McKenzie Street Intersects.
Dupont Block
McDonald, R C
Templars' Hall
McGonigle, P
Commonwealth Bookbind-
722 Gaynor, Jas E
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724 Emptv store
Lewis, W H
726 Morey, H
Lane, O A B
Hains worth, J
Armstrong, B W R
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
McRae, Wm
732 Robs, M
734 Occidental Restaurant
738 Occidental Hotel
Begbie Street tntergecta.
742 Fruit & Confectionery Store
Gray, Geo
744 Westminster Meat Market,
Gray Bros
746 West end Pharmacy
746 Burnett, G T
750 General store
Holt, E F
762 Hep Lee
766 Cottage bakery
Harvey, Mrs M
770 Beer, James
770 Nealson, Al
Gregory, G H
Gregory, 8
Empty store
Wize, J E
Eastman, H A
Hefifren, H
Thompson, J
Thompson, Jno
New Wellington Coal Office
Empty store
Ellis, Jno •
820 Dominion Ex Co
Johnson, J B
Black
Gordon, W H
Gardiner, W H
Walmsley, John
Fraser, W C
Oddy, J
Walmsley, Jaa
Front Street intenects.
Station C.P.R
CORNWALL— Runs
to Eleventh street
North Side.
from Tenth
Young, Murdook
Matheson, G A
Matheson, H U.
Matheson, M
Grant, R
Grant, C D
Eyre, Nicholas
Johnston, A
Kfatheson. Alex
Eleventh Street inteneota.
SoDTH Side.
Whitehouse, S J
1016 Emi)ty house
Lewis, Thos
Tenth Street Intenecti.
1060 Cum Yow
Cum Yow, W A
Com Yow, J Q
McLellan, G B
Empty house
Columbia Street Intenecti.
CUniBEIlLAND, Sapperton.
North Side.
Chinese shacks
Richmond Street lnter«ecta.
Kendal, I N
Kendal, D L
Slater, Wm
Straet Intertects.
Dunlop, J
Whittendale, John
Abercrombie, Alex
Street intersecta.
Walmsley, Edward
Whittendale, James
Sixth Ayenue here.
Archibald, Alex
Seventh Street intersecta.
Eighth Street interaecta.
C U N N I N G HAM— Rubs
Windsor to Eighth.
North Side.
Henley, Joseph
406 Wilson, A C
Parsons, Mrs Eliza
TjpA Ah
633 Burr. Joseph
746 Vacant
South Side.
312 Gordon, Hugh
514 Vacant
536 Vacant
Campbell, J G
746 Andrzejewski, J W
750 Vacant
Passage, W
Williams, J L
Fourth street intersecta.
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NEW WE8TMINBTKB CITV DIRECTORY. 666
Sixth Street InteneoU.
McNeeley, John
Plester, James
Burr, Joseph
Seventh Street intergecta.
DICKINSON— Runs from Sarnia
Plester, Harry
to Bluckwuod.
EIGHTH AVENUE-Runs from
East Side.
First to city limits.
190 Cross, Mrs
North Side.
West Side.
624 Bray, Mrs
Kilby, Thomas
193 Jennings, Mrs J F
Smith, John
Jennings, the Misses
199 Millard, C T
Scott, Mrs Chas
South Side.
Xlliott btreet Interseota.
283 Burpee, F W
Green, Wm
Letson, Moor
Columbia Street intersects.
Adams, George
Adams, Jno
Kelley, George
DOCK SQUARE.
Adair, Peter
Gunn, J
Steed, H
First Btreet intersects.
Rallv ay Track here
Tenth Btreet interciects.
Bonnd house, C.P.R
Galoshi, A
Brown, G
EIGHTH— Runs from Front to city
limits.
HoUiday, G L
Jensen, J H
East Side.
Cave, Ed
Cave, Hy
R.C.P. Mills, boat repairing
dept
McKenzie, M
Newman, G
Mellon, C J
Martin, M
21 Barclay & McGregor
23 McGregor, C C
Ferguson, John
27 Adams, David
Adams, George
Mclnnes, Wm
Gilchiist, D W
31 Bell, Obadiah
35 Vacant store
DUFFKBIN— Runs from Columbia
41 Salvation Army Barracks
to Royal avenue
67 Elliott, Henry
▲nice street intenecU.
Agnes Btreet intersects.
East Sidr.
77 Vacant house
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81 Vacant house
99 Vacant
, 87 Lord, J E
Ro7«l Avenue here.
' Cunningham Street intersects.
Duffierin Street intersects.
99 Heard, Robt
West Side.
Warren, Miss M J
Kirk, Herbert
WeUlngton Btreet intersect*.
30 Jemmett. Capt W S
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Roading, Sullivan
Logg, Frank
Adams, David
Bride, Harvey
DURHAM— Runs from Second to
Fourth.
Heard, Geo E
North Side.
Royal Avenue intersects.
147 Vacant house
Fourth Street intersects.
14P Vass, Mrs C M
Shackleton, Thos Alf
McNair, David
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261 Johnson, Jamea B
Third Avenue Intersecti.
Fourth Avenue interaects.
413 BegKB, John
421 Summera, Wm
435 Fratier, A M
Fifth Avenue interaeoti.
Henley. Joaeph
Brown, J L
Seventh Avenue inteneota.
Reichertbach, Joseph
Beichenbach, Franc
Fader, laaac
Beat, Esther
629 Barclay, D
West Side.
48 Caah, Jamea
60 Latham, Arthur
Thornber, Lawrence
62 Vacant
66 Sobertaon, Chaa
French, Geo H
76 Schmidt, Godfrey
Jonea, Dash wood, W A
80 Aina worth, John
84 Morey, Henry
86 Stratton, Mrs E
Tate
Rosa, Charles
92 Brydone-Jack A G
Orolev. James
MacpKeraon, B G
Bryoone, Jack A
248 Gilley, Mildred
Gilley, W A
302 Ovens, Thos, alderman
Ninth Street intersects.
340 Fraaer, G S
346 Austin, Chas R
420 Brown, Joaeph
Brown, Santo
St. Andrew's Street intersects. '
Eagle, Chaa
Vacant hou e
Cookaley, WT
ELEVENTH— Runs from
avenue to Sixth avenue.
East Side.
361 Empty house
461 Empty house
Napanee Street intersects.
Royal
661 Woods, A E
Sixth Street intereects.
Maple Street intersects.
Eleventh Street intersects.
Twelfth Street intersects.
Queen's Avenue intersects.
Sait, E G W
Whittaker, Hjr
Evana, Frederic
Wbbt Side.
Shirley, J
Dianey, Harold
Disney, Ed
Vacant
842 Foster, J B
346 Blakely, J S
Leman, W H
360 Nelson, N
540 Reid, R L
Howay, F W
658 Parke, John
ELLIOTT — Runb from Columbia to
Agnea
East Side.
Armstrong Stieet intersects.'
31 Fraaer, Jaa
Agnes Street intersects.
Olclcinson Street inierseots.
Carnarvon Street intersects.
Elliott Street ends
EMORY— Runa off Second street.
West Side.
Herd, Alec A B
Ladoux, Mrs
Vacant
321 Lord, James
Vacant house
Barrett, Geo E
FIFE — Runa from
Queen'a avenue
Eabt Side.
Toronto Place to
113 Black, James
117 Nutson, Chas
121 Johnson, Emil
125 Vacant
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NKW WIBTHINBTBB CITY OUBOTOliY.
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AVBMUl!— Rana from
Firit vtreet to city limita.
NoBTH Sins.
419 Burnett. H J A
449 Nicholson, Neale
Croll, Jamea
Sixth StrMt Inteneota.
521 Major. C 6
707 Power, Richard T
Seventh Street Intenecta.
721 Mann, D J
Munn, Angus
Munn, L G
726 Chamberlain, H C
Aih Street Inteneolii.
729 Trowse, Mrs J
783 Vacant
786 Vacant
St. Barnabas Church Parish
Rooms
1018 Xally, Wm
t'ota, P
South Sidb.
220 Clover, F R
230 Rees, Richard
234 Eastman, Hy AH
612 Pearson, Rev T D
Burnett, H J A
Knight, E J
1026 Cusack, Wm
Miller, W H
1038 Tidy, 8 G
1302 Breadner, R
Vacant house
Pollard, W
Hoy, Ah
Holt, S F
Ayiing, H
FIFTH STREET— Runs north
from Third avenue to city limits.
East Side.
Vidal J H
Vidal James H
P<>ingdestre, Mrs S ^
Corbett, W J
Huff, S
Innes, Geo H
FIRST STREET— Runs
Agnes to city limits. .
East Side.
117 Wilson, John
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Edmonda, Hy L
848 Latham, Peter
Fourth Avenue interaeoti.
Royal Avenue interiecte.
West Side.
124 Stoess, Charles
Soden. Mabel
' 128 Brymner, G D
Handcocks, Miss M J
Edmonda, Walter, F
Queen's Avenue fntenects.
240 Edmonda. H V
Edmonds, W H
Edmonds, Henrv L
258 Orfurt, Peter
262 Patterson, A L
Cotton, A F
Fourth Street intersects.
FOURTEENTH — Runs from
Fraser River Co Tenth avenue.
East Side.
Sheaves, Thos
Hawkins, Geo
Metcalf, Margaret
Metcalf, Thos
McMartin, A
Fortune, J R
Lobb, T G
440 Rolling, W H
640 Batt, R*H
Morrison, N D
Byrne, P
Martin, D
Martin, M
West Side.
1401 McLaughlin, A
McLaughlin, R
McLaughlin, J
Boycott, W H
FOURTH AVENUE-Runs from
First street to city limits.
North Side.
143 Vacant
157 De Beck, Mrs Elizabeth .
Sloan, Joseph
163 Guest, Mrs Jane
Guest, T D
Guest, J J
Second Street intersects.
201 Lusier, John
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BRITISH COLUUBIA DIRBCTOBY.
215 Johnson, Mrs
Johnson, Harvey
Johnson, Miss'Emma
McLean, —
223 Wolfenden, E J
Law, Eobt
Havelock, Thos
233 Buckland, fiobt
239 Broad, Frank
Sharp, R P
243 Blomfield, Miss Dorothy
Blomfleld, F C
461 Keith, C S
Keith, E B
Fifth Street intertecti.
521 Peers, Alexander
Sixth Street intersect*.
701 Best, Rev John H
819 Whiteside, D
Whiteside, Arthur M
Whiteside, Daniel
1001 Moore, J H
1029 Burns, T
Hughes, Miss J K
' South Side.
222 Brookes, E W
224 Gross, Robt
Milley, W
246 Mowbray, Thos
Third Street iotergecta.
McGillivray, Neale
Oak Street Intersects
Hughes, Miss Julia
White, Mrs E
White, Alfred E
Vacant house
Travis, W H
Wood, Charles
Ray, J D
424 Bray, D W
Bray, D W, jr
830 Haddon, Rev Thos
Robinson, W J
Seventh Street intersects,
908 Hunter, Thos
Florence, Geo
Walker, WB
1020 Furnace, Thos
FOURTH— Runs
to city limits.
East Side.
from Columbia
87 Vacant
91 Vanstone, W C
Smalwell, Mrs G
99 Langley, Capt W
Hutton, R T
235 Townsend, W E
246 Brown, CEO
267 Peel, Mrs
Brown, J C
McRae, A
417 Rankin, J V
Douglas, John
Fourth Avenue intersects.
Eckstein, Louis
421 Newton, E J
425 Ritchie, Capt
435 Nicholson, Chas
447 Mowat, Max
West Side.
Clarkson Street intersects.
Carnarvon Street intersects.
Walker, Dr R Eden
Coulthard, F J
Victoria Street ends.
74 Phillips, J E
Agnes Street intersect*.
Cunningham Street intersects.
90 Empty
94 McDonald, R C
Boyal Avenue intersects.
120 Hill, Arthur
Hill. Albert J
Knight, M
FRONT — Runs east and west along
Eraser River
North Side.
B.C. Milling and Feed Go
New Westminster Flour and
Feed Go
Batchelor, J
Vacant
301 Woollen Mills
308 Vacant
306 Vacant
319 Watt, James
.321 Westminster Foundry Go
Letson, M
Neilson, J F
O'Brien, F M
327 Vacant
320 Vacftn t
331 New Westminster Fish Cur-
ing Co
330 Vacant
341 Vacant
W. E. FAIE8, Furniture Dealer .nd Undertaker
Colnmbia St. and Cor. Agnn and McEansie Sta., New WMtmineter, B. C.
P. O. Box 58.
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LAND - SURVBYORS
638 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. C.
NEW WESTMINBTBR CITY DIRECTORY.
669
343 Chinese Mission
347 Harvey, H
349 Eoss, Charles
Harvey, Henry
363 Vacant
365 Vacant
369 Vacant
365 Vacant
367 Vacant
375 Telegraph Saloon
377 Vacant
379 Vacant
403 Yuen Kee
405 Quon Sung
407 Vacant
418 Vacant
415 Vacant
417 Chinese Laundrv
419 Chinese Co
421 Vacant
427 Wing Sung
429 Vacant
436 Vacant
437 Kwong Yuen Lung & Co
439 Hop Lee
City Market Cattle Pens
613 Allen, G F
Best, Saml
Beaton, J
Mcintosh, R W
McLeod, Alex
615 McLeod, A
519 Vacant
623 Customs Warehouse
626 K«rong On Wo & Wing Kee
529 Kwong Man Tai & Co
631 Vacant
633 Vacant
535 Vacant
637 Vacant
639 Brackman & Ker Milling Co
Ker, W H
641 Clarke, W
643 Mathers, W J
603 Blackie, J M
Mary Street Interseots.
606 Davison, W
Douglas, D
607 Vacant
609 Vacant
611 Vacant
613 Stirsky, F
616 Vacant
617 Campbell & Anderson
619 Wise, Jas, J P
Quine, F F
Wise, J W
MoKenile Street interBeots.
686
639
701
321 Burpee, F W
321 Calhoun, H -
631 Robinson, T R
Vacant
Godwin, E H
Peele, P R
Moore, RAF
Galbraith & Robinson
Galbraith, J F
Robinson, W T
Holbrook House
Vachon, Al
Kehoe, Harry
Bolte, H
Hughes, Harry
McMillan, Jennie
Groif, Miss Sophie
705 Holbrook House, dining rm
Bell, Hartley
709 London Meat Market
711 McDonough, Charles' Gro-
cery Store
715 Labelle, Hugh
Partridge, A R
McDonough, Chas
McQlUlTray'8 Alley intersects.
Wvld. L H
McMartin, H A
McFarlane, A G
McFarlane, R M
Bell-Irving, Paterson & Co
Yondall & Sinclar
733 Empty shop
737 Vienna, W H
Anderson, Jas
739 Westminster Fisheries A
Trading Co
737-41 Eickhoff Hotel
Bonanza Restaurant
749 Empty store
807 Empty store
South Side.
332 Smith, P H
642 Newton, E J
628 Ridley, Miss A
Gairns, Miss A
C.P.R. Station
C.P.R. Freight Shed
Westminster Ice Co
Gilley & Rogers
Uilley Bros
Gillie, J R
Gillie. W R
Rogers, L
Rogers, J W
Texas Lake Ice and Cold
Storage Co
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTOBY.
Fire Hall No 3
748 Kelly, Jno
Marshall, Golima
McLellan's Warehouse
Warehouse, Westmiitster
Fisheries and Trading Co
Vienna, Hy
Lawrence Hy
Wyld, Wm
Davies, Frank '
Warehouse
C.P.N. Co'swharf and ware-
house
Briggs, T L
McDonald, W A
Anderson, A
New Vancouver Coal Co
Creighton, J M
Archibald, A
Perdue, A
Crane
Stanley Dock, Brackman &
Ker Warehouse
Old Wellington Coal Shed,
Stanley Dock
Boutilier, F «S; Co
Dauphine, Wm
Sinclair, M
Boutilier, F
City Market
Brown, J
Grav, D
Grant, W C
Woolliams, Jno H
Fraser Vallev Meat Co
Banton, F W
Anderson, Alex
Drinkwater, J P
Whiting, A
Surrey Ferry Landing
Em pty warehouse
Warehouse, T F Sinclair &
Co
Warehouse, B.C. Milling Co
ORAMVILIili — Buns from Royal
avenue to Vancouver street.
NoBTH Side.
Ogle, Edmund
116 Vacant
OLOUCESTE R— Runs from
Seventh to Fife. '
North Side.
Nelson, Alfred
Hunter, Thos
House vacant
730 Lawson, W
South Side.
732 Neilson, Cooper
Cumberland Street intersects.
HARVEY.
West Side.
Campbell, John
Brown, James
HASTINGS.
South Side.
120 Vacant
130 Vacant
HOLBROOK-Off Blackie.
South Side.
McCallum.PP
Hulband, Martin
NoBTii Side.
Vacant house
HOSPITAL ST., Sapperton.
North Side.
21 Beal, Harry
Devoy, John
Columbim Street intersects.
Stevenson. P R
46 Emerson, Walter
Emerson, George
Emerson, Merton
Vacant
Spitall, Thomas
South Side.
16 Flumerfelt, Wm
Columbia Street intersects.
20 Tarry, James
24 Hume, John
28 Steen, George
34 Presbyterian School House
88 Fleger, J
Ridimond Street intersects.
Saint, Joseph
W. E. F ALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
p. O. Box sS> Colombia St. and Cor. Agnto aad McKnulo Sta., New Weatmlaater, B. C.
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538 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER CITY DIRECTORY.
671
KEARY, Sapperton.
North Side.
3 Vacant
Heaton, C L
5 Johnson, Robert
No 4 Fire Hall -
Methodist Chapel
Tisdale, Joseph
Bayley, Rev H E
16 Hailing, G T
17 Ledack, Joseph
19 Vacant
21 Scott, John
MacGillivray. W
MacLachlan, W
Goulson, George
Collingridge, Miss
Kevis, Chas W
Peck, Halliburton
Stewart, Alex
Vacant
Tompkins, Hiram
Eckret, Alfred
Armor, Samuel
Dixon, Mrs
Dixon, Miss Belle
Cousins, GTS
Pollard, Henry
Jewett, Wm
Chesnut, Rev E B
Farmar, W J
Rtchmond Stieet intersects.
South Side.
2 Binney —
4 Buchanan, Mrs
Hicks, Mrs
10 Walmsley, James
Walmsley, John
Walmsley, Thos
Walmsley, Leslie
Walmsley, Thos, sr
12 Stott, William
18 Cosens, GTS
Ditcham, Rev D
Columbia Street intersects.
Stacy, Lyman
Cameron, Joseph
Cameron, Clarence
Cameron, Peter
Cameron, Christopher
Little, R H
Trewartha, Joseph
Atkins, Richard
McQuarrie, Robt
Smith, Thomas
Sutherland Alex
Sutherland, Angus
Pollard, Hy
Wood, Jas
h'osebrough, Saml
LEITH.
North Side.
Vacant
1019 McLean, Laughlin
Mclnnes, Jas L
Jones, Humphrey
Jones, Benjamin
Coldwell, Geo A
Mclnnes, Ed
LEOPOLD— Runs from Columbia
to Royal avenue.
34 Gamble, A Gordon
38 Creighton, J W
Royal Avenue intersects.
LTVERPOOL— Runs from Fifth to
Sixth street.
527 Oliver, Sidney
Nicholson, Christine
529 Miller, Miss E Annie
Wintemute, John
Jeffery, Freidk
LORNE— Runs
Agnes
West Side.
from Columbia to
Masonic Hall, Masonic blk
Corbould, McColl, Wilson &
Campbell
McColl, Wm
Ballantyne, J B
Ross. A G & Co
46 Philip, Alex
Langley, Capt W
Hutton, W
70 Stewart, D C
LULU ISLAND, aoross Bridge
Pacific Coast Lumber Co
Gregory, Leo
Goe, W M
Goe, Frank
Ryan, Peter
Gardiner, G
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Fuoco, F
BIoINNBS— Rune from Front
to
McLean, L
Queen's avenue.
Laking, Wm
Farnace, Wm
East Side.
Kennedy, J D
87 Thompson, Wm
Jackson,
Peart, James
Williams, W G
Mather, Wm
Crowe, A J
Hobinson's Pig Ranch
West Side.
Sanders, H J
22 Chinese house
Furnace, Wm
24 Chinese house
McGillivray'a Foundry
26 Chinese house
Olaen,
28 Chinese house
Maces, M
30 Chinese house
Francis, Jos
32 Chinese house
Fenton, B
34 Chinese house
TaiSang&Co
120 Elchinke, M
124 Rennie, J
MACKENZIE— Runs from Col-
126 Empty house
umbia to Agnes.
190 Gray, M
ll^AHT f^TTlIT
Malette, V
MoNEBLY— Runs from Front
to
Walker. D
Carnarvon.
Blee, W
23 Vacant
25 Loye, Wm C
HERRIVALE— Runs from Colum- |
27 Dickinson, M K
bia to Royal ave.
29 McBride, E G
McBride, Richd
East Side.
Clarkson Street intersectg.
43 Lister, Mrs
31 Gray, Johnson, P.M
53 Huston, W
Gray, W Myers
36 Vacant
69 Corrigan, C S
63 Armstrong, J C
39 Jensen, M
Agnes Street intersects.
41 Vacant
81 St Mary's Hospital
Drill Shed
Cunningham Street intersects.
45 Vacant
44 Curtis, D S
Peebles, P
Carpenters' shop
Cam»rvon Street intersects.
MILTON— Rune from Eigh^^
to
Vacant
Ninth.
Fales, John L
824 Macdonald, Mrs A C
Victoria Street interfects.
Cameron, D A
Agnea Street intersects.
MOWATT.
Fales, W E
East Side.
McColl, Neil
Ritchie, G
Havelock, Thos
Dominie, Thog
Ellis, Miss F £
West Side.
Wkbt Side.
Dan, Saml
Woolliams & McCuUoch
Dan, Albert
WooUiaras, J H
Shaw, F
McCulloch, T C
Blaine
W. E. FALES, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker /
p. O . Box 6*' Colwnbta St aad Cor. Acbos and lleKoiul* Bts., Maw Woatmlnator, B. C./
WOODS & GAMBLE
638 COLUMBIA ST.
New Weatmlnster, B. C.
NEW WEBTHINSTEB CITT DIBECTOBY.
673
NINTH— Runs from Queen's ave to
Sixth ave.
East Side.
Foulds, J P
Kirklaad, L Edmund
West Side.
212 Barnes, James
Schofield, W
228 Bond, Jas
Starrett, W D
230 Woods, Jno
232 Elley, Reuben
234 McColl, Wm
McColl, Neil
Third Avenue intersects
NORTH ARM.
NoBTH Side.
Smither, Russell
Sands, Jno
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OAK— Runs from Fourth to Third
avenue between Third and Fourth
streets. «
East Side.
Granger, RTF
IVturray, Wm
West Side.
Cherry, Carrie
Faurth Street interaecti.
OAKLAND-Runs
Third street.
NoBTH Side.
from First to
Whelpton, Joseph
145 Grant, Capt W P
214 Sayer, Joseph
217 Sawyer, James
ONTARIO— Runs from Toronto
Place to Mclnnes street.
NoBTH Side.
Moresby, Wm, Provincial
Jail
Lister, R B, Prov Jail
Robertson, Geo, Prov Jail
South Side.
Bryson, J 8
Lane, —
Bryson, Melville
Moresby, Wm C
OXFORD— Runs from Tenth to
Eleventh.
PARK ROAD— Runs from First
street to Clinton Place.
Plester, James
Roseburgh, Chas
PELHAM.
Sprott, John
PINE— Runs from Third to Fourth
avenue.
East Side.
McGillivray, Neil
McRae, Wm
Suter, Mrs
Suter, J R
Suter, Miss
Postlethwaite, Miss £
PRINCESS— Runs fiom Sixth to
Eighth street.
NoBTH Side,
781 Bell, Robt
Dunlop, Wm Ed
Fisher, W
Fisher, C
McCuUocb. James
Dennison, Thos
Dennison, John
Robertson, J C
Two empty houses
South Side.
630 Cherry, Wm
632 Cherry, J B
Empty house
Conner, Jane
QUEBEC— Runs
Eleventh.
NoBTH Side.
from Tenth to
1031 Sutherland, Wm
Sutherland, Geo
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674 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTORY.
Sinclair, M
Galbraith, John H
1041 Henry, Ghas
Galbraith, David S
South Side.
Galbraith, W S
962 Johnston, Jas
1022 Beattie. Jas
1034 McGuUoch, A
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RAMAOE— Buns f rom McNeeley to
Mclnnes.
QUEEN'S AVENUE-Buns from
First to Fraser Biver.
North Side.
North Side.
317 Ooatham, W C
Band, A E
915 Young, Mattie
Baker, Gapt Biciid
917-21 Vacant
McKinnon, L
321 Gordon, H
323 Whiteside, W J
REOINA— Buns from Second to
Vmirth
327 Dalglish, W D
331 Phillips, J
M:\jKXl bU.
Imlah, John
327 Phillips, J E
331 Johnson, Emma
417 McBroom, David
RICHMOND— Buns from Cumber-
537 McMartin, James
land to Fourth avenue.
McMartin, John
Empty shack
McMartin, Uarry
Richmond Street intersects.
Wintemute, Eobt
Short, William
Gilman, Emily
623 Hughes, Mrs L Z
711 Eiske, L W
717 Harvey, Jas W
Heaton, Bobert
Burgess, Hy
725 Gilley, Herbert
ROYAL AVENUE -Buns from
Gilley Walter
First street to city limits.
Gilley, G Emerson
801 McPherson, B G
North Side.
961 Boss, Wm
Jones. W B
Gole J B
Smith, Miss Lilian
Ninth street intersects.
First Street intersects.
1001 Philips, A
101 Debeck, H L
Kerr, J
Clark, Wm
1007 Vacant
Laidlanr, Mrs James
1009 Stout, H
English, M M
1013 Foley, J B
Clinton Place intersects.
Queen's Avenue intersects.
227Brun8kilI, MrsA M
1027 Johnson, W L
237 Hamilton, Alex
Whiteside, Wm James
Third Street intersects.
Peck, John
703 Preston, Bobt
South Side.
Preston, Neville
334 Grant. G W
Heland, Thos
426 Bobson, Fred H
Sevent'i Street Intersects.
714 Mathers, W J
Public School
Mathers, Hy
726 Vacant
711 Bobson, David
Grake, Miss Laura
734 Grant, G W
725 Pearson, T B
738 Mclsaacs, Miss M
Eighth Street intersects.
Grake, Fred
735 Dunn, Mrs Geo
7oJ Galbraith, Jas L
Dunn, G
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Dunn, L
322 Ross, H G
811 Eagles, Chaa
Doulton, W
819 Johnaon, Jos Albert
Hart, F J
Closson, Wm
324 Stevens, Mies B
829 Martin, J Angus
Scotl, J G
833 Mahony, John
402 McDonald, D A
Mahony, Mrs M E
406 Davidson, W M
MacKenzie, U
408 Wilson, A C
839 Abbott, Alexander
Parsons, Mrs E
847 Vacant
412 Read, H T
853 Scott, Jacob
Working, Homer
Scott, Jean M
422 Wise, James
863 Price. Thos
Wise, John
865 Empty cabins
480 Jones, J J
869 Hardacre, Josh
434 Schetky, G L
Howden, R
Bixth Street intersects.
871 Empty houses
Warwick, Chas
1117 Mignone, Guido
Reid, Rev John, D.D
Watt, J
714 Anderson, R F
1017 Wize, Wm
McEwen, Miss
Vacant houses
718 Campbell, A
1023 Budd, John
726 Campbell, John
Stramberg, H M
Campbell, Chas A
Law, Robt, B A
Campbell, John A
Rogers. Miss E
Robinson, Miss E E
Campbell, Thompson
730 Bourne, Fredk
Millard, Miss B L
Dockrill, Miss M
Homer, Miss M F
736 Scoullar, E S
Homer, Miss M S
738 Turner, Geo
742 Bloomfield, H & Son
Coatham, W C
Gordon, R G
748 Cunningham, Geo
Morrison, F E
762 Vacant
Dockrill, Miss M
Eighth Street intersects.
Brown, Miss M S
816 Flux, Mrs Sarah
Bixth Street Intersects.
Flux. John Geo
New Westminster City Band
840 McKercher, Alec
Hall
Jardine, B John
Darcy, A F
McLeod, D M
Fourth Street 'i'.ersect8.
844 Ferguson, A H
McDougall, Miss A J.
872 Vacant houses
Cunningham, George
1006 Buckley, Mrs H B
Freeman, Ralph P
Schatky, Geo L
South Side.
136 Green, A R
Henderson, A
Vacant boarding house
Malins, Arthur
SECOND— Runs from Clinton Place
202 Rogers, Mrs
to city limits.
208 MacQuarrie, D
East Side.
8t. Mary Street intersects.
143 Hennessey, D S
210 Keay, Mrs W G
169 Jaques, Mrs A M
248 Briggs, T L
219 Smith, James G
802 King, John
Murray, James
314 Draper, J M
Murray, Mrs G B
Draper, W N
221 Eickhoff, Hy
320 Borrie, Robt
2S1 Burnett, Geo T
Borrie. James
329 Greig; W R
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Pittendreigh, Gapt
Clute, J S, jr
Wbst Side.
146 Grant, Oapt D
156 Galbick, John A
Calbick, Ghas
Galbick, Mrs W A
- Galbick, Wesley
Galbick, Fred Wm
232 Falding, Wm Hy
Greame, Ed A
Reed, Ellen Ann
236 Gray, Thos
240 Vacant
246 Bray.GH
Martin, Jessie
264 Peters, J B
McQuarrie, A
McQuarrie, N T
336 Lee Ah
340 MacKenzie, —
344 McLeod, W
350 Beadle, Wm
Eyles, Emily
362 Johnson & Mackenzie
Fifth Avenue inteneots.
Vacant
610 Gameron, J D
Galbraith, Alec
SEVENTH AVENUE - Runs
from First street to city limits.
NoBTH Side.
Cunningham, W S
Oden, Gapt Frank
Darcy, Edward F
Sayer, Thos
Douglas, Alexander
Vacant
Howison, Arthur
Willey, L
South Side.
Thornton, Thos
Welch, Lilian
Welch, G F
SEVENTH— Runs from Agnes
to Sixth ayenue.
East Side.
Reformed Episcopal Church
Cunningham Street interseoti.
229 Vacant
Queen's Avenue intersects.
Godfrey, A
233 Armour, Saml
Tompkins, Hiram
Eckardt, M.-s J
237 Vacant
241 Young, Gapt G S
247 Welch, Hy
263 Peebles, Peter
463 Wells, Nelson
465-7 Vacant
West Side.
100 Taylor W
Cunningham Street inteiseots.
Agnes Street inlerseots.
132 Linn, James
Linn, John
136 Grant, James S
Ritchie, George
138 Hird Edwin
142 Vacant
144 Dunn
150 Godfrey, Alexander
234 Hughes, Miss Lottie
Ackerman, Theron
Williams, Ellen
436 Gregory, George
Gregory, Clara
Gregory, Wm
SHERBROOKE— Runs from Bru-
nette to Eighth avenue.
North Side.
Mithell, Niel
Mullen, Robert
Presbyterian Church
SIXTH AVENUE — Runs from
Yoik to Twentieth.
North Side.
465 Gunn, Hugh
Gunn, John
Gunn, Alexander
Gunn, James
Fourth Street intersects.
467 Vacant
Dalziel, E A
Neil, Richard
Wilson, Ralph
Bell, Mrs Olive
Wilson, Hugh
621 Duncan, —
Grant, Geo Ed
Cornish, A C
Seventh Street intersects.
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WOODS & GAMBLE, nNANCIAI AGENTS.
53S COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER OITY DIRECTORY.
Harvey. Wm
End of Seventh Street.
701 Leberry, John
Trew, Archibald
Aab Street intersects.
McWhirter, Jamea
McCall, Thos
1001 £o88, John
1017 Gwennap, Thos
Newman, Geo A
1033 Benson, Hy Christian
1039 McLaughlin, David
Fitzgerald, Edward
Vacant house
Methodist Church
South Side.
Third Street lnterseo48.
Beid Lawrence
Vacant house
Osborne, Joseph
Turnbull, Wm
McMurphy, Robt
Allen, Chas
1408 Davies, F
1410 Watson, E
Vacant
SIXTH — Buns from Front to city
limits.
East Side.
9 Walker & Go
Tulameen Improvement &
Hydraulic Co, Ltd
Kettle River Goal Go
New Westminster Building
Society
Columbia Street intenect8.
Custom House
Post Office
S3 Dawe, John
Clarlcaon Street Interteots.
35 Murchie, W
Murcbie, D
47-65 Vacant
59 McLaughlin, B
Armstrong. —
Sherwood, Bichd «
Calhoun, Wilfred
Dyson, E J
Hardman, A
Victoria Street intersect!.
Cliff. C
85 Herring, A M
Agnes Street Intersects.
Dalziel, E
03 Armstrong, Thos
Ander'^on, Hilda
Cunningham Street intersects.
97 Smith, Dr, DeWolf
219 Lewis, L A
223 Smith, W M
Barwick, Hy
235 Lavelle, MJchael
239-41 Vacant
243 Cunningham, Geo, jr
246 Seymour, Allen
Seymour, Ghaa
Seymour, Geo
May, Edward
249 Bansom, Ada
Antwerp, Van W F
251 Beith, Frederic
White, Rev J H
441 Sully, J E
451 Whyman, Edward
Brantford Street intersects.
Fifth Street intersects.
Belmont Street intersects.
Miller, James
Parnell, Edward
Pretty, C F
Seventh Avenue intersects.'
Minthorne, M W
West Side.
Browne, J L
Welsh, Miss Ella
Clarkson Street intersects.
30 Vacant
34 Stramberg, H M
Hacker, Mrs
44 Vacant
Carnarvon Street intersects,
50 Hall. Bev T W
Methodist Church
Victoria Street intersects.
62 Bval, H
Magee, John
Dixon, Bobert
Blair, MiHs
Gundev, A A
Keir, Oathel
Kirk, Miss
Dyer, Fredk
Stewart, David
Seagrave, Chas
Landers, Thos
Allen, Alfred
66 Boggs, Dr
74 Burns. E
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBCTORY.
Ounninghftm Street Interaects.
ArmHtrong, T J
94 Armatrong, W J
Royal Avenue Interseots.
Queen's Avenue inteneeta.
216 Vacant
230 AndenoD, Alec
246 Holmes, Dr A J
PreBCOtt Street interaeots.
442 Jardine, Sobt
Brantford Street interaecta.
454 Dockrill, G M
Fif rh Avenue interaecta.
620 Archibald, Wm
Archibald, J M
Princeaa Street interaecta.
Burnett, David
McArthur, John
SIXTBBNTH— Runs from Fraser
River to Tenth avenue.
East Side.
Tanasee, H
Vacant lots
ST. ANDREW— Runs from Eighth
to Eleventh.
North Side.
1021 Vacant house
1027 Oddv, Ed
1038 DicliinBon, A
1046 Mills, Jos
Lee, Mrs M A
Lee, Miss M M
ST. OEOROE— Runs from Fourth
to Sixth
North Side.
425 Gordon, W H
429 Smith, Carter J
623 Macpherson, Thos
Macphersou, Mrs
Macpherson, Dan'l
629 \nnandale, F S
South Side.
427 Fulton, Frank
Fulton, F
Sinclair, Marshall
432 Clarke, Capt J A
Youdall, Hugh
434 Johnson, W
622 Vacant
524 Wintemute, A
ST. PATRICK— RuDB from First
to Second.
North Side.
Mackenzie, John
Sayer,. Robt
Ward, Miss Louisa
South Side.
Thomson, W
TENTH— Runs from Front to city
limits.
East Side.
Wilson, J
Wilson's Boathouse
Wilson, L
47 Yung Tai & Co
49 Ying Tai & Co
81 Ying Tai & Co
53 Chinese house
67 Chinese house
59 Chinese house
67 Chinese house
71 Vacant
73 King, Wm
Vacant house
Queen'a Avenue interaecta.
113 Medley, Wm
Mercier, N
Vacant houses
137 Feeney, P
146 Gonnmer, Jas
Carty, Jno
Queen'a Avenue interaecta.
Vacant houses
243 O'Neil, Daniel
Day, A F
Wood, Wm M
West Side.
44 Sam Kee
94 Howden, Wm
100 Andrews, Wm
Royal Avenue interaecta.
104 Richardson, J
Quebec Street interaecta.
^10 Vacant
116 Corner, Mrs S E
Vacant store
Carnarvon Street Interaecta.
Electric Power House
Bawler, P
Grant, J S
Shaw, F
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If aw WMtmlnater. B. C.
NEW WBBTMIMBTER CITY DIBKOTORY.
679
Htllison, Hana
McGee, J
Sayers, Jas
Welsh, Wm
Eycofl, Wm
Shackleton, T
Brodie, W
Galbraith & Sons
Mcintosh, G
Williamfl, Major
Jensen. M
Methoaint Church
228 McLachlan, M
250 Noble, Hy
264 Berreau, M
360 Gilley, J B
624 Hennessey, A M
Ford, R
Keiehtley, H
Weber, E
Church of England
Gowen, Herbert H
THIRD AVXNUE-Runs from
First street to Fraser River.
North Side.
246 Wintemute, Geo
Webber, M
Stoddard, Thos
Third Street intersects.
313 Robinson, F R
Branchley, A
320 Lennie, Rev Robt
Vacant
Pine Street intersects.
416 Cunningham, J A
Cunningham, Thos
663 Bryan, Clara
Bryan, Alfred
Bryan, Geo
Wray, Mrs Wm
Br^an, Jno
666 Scievwright, Mrs
Clarkson, Wm
667 Charleson, Alex
671 Allison, Wm
683 Campbell, Mary
White, J C
689 Tickey, Agnes
Shadwell, H B
699 Fisher, Birch J
Harper, John
Seventb Street intersects.
711 Clute, J S, sr
723 Williams, Miss M M
Vacant
Ovens, Thos
1003 Foot. R
Tenth Street intersects.
1027 McMurphy, G
McMurphy, Jas
Murchison, Gapt A T
McMurphy, D
McMurphy, R
McMurphy, Wm
McMurphy, John
McMurphy, Jas
1029 Hadden, Jm
1031 Vacant
1037 Figg, T R
1033 Vacant
Levy, W
South Side.
402 Rickman, R J
Hopkins, Mary
408 McColl, J W
McCoU, Jas Wm, jr
Hotel Vancouver
Wilson, Chas
430 Patterson, John R
McCauley, Miss J
Fifth Street intersects
688 Raymond, Geo
634 Livingstone, Elizabeth
Wyld, E A
732 Williams, H H
738 Sprott, John
1002-8 Vacant h >usea
1010 Atkinson, T C
1018 Boles
1020 Adamson, D H
Adamson, F
Adamson, \V*'£
Uowat street intersects.
MuBethe, Jas
Hamley, Fred
Hamley, Mrs
Vacant house
Calder, Wra
THIRD— Runs from Royal avenue
to Sixth avenue.
East Side.
Corbould, Gordon Ed, M.P.
Oliver, J E
Smith, Mrs
217 Wintemute, J
259 Welch, H H
Welsh, Daniel
"Rose Lawn," Townsend,
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West Side.
230 Oifford, Thomaa
Fletcher, A Sidney
McQuarry, William G
Oakland Street Inteneoti.
Fifth Street Inteneoti.
Hull.DrH E
Granger, RTF
THIRTEENTH— Runs from
oer River to city limits.
East Side.
Vacant houses
West Side.
Peterson, Chas
Greig, Rev G B
Fuchow, Felix
640 Cox, Jno S
Fra-
THORN ROAD.
Scott, James
Scott, Wm
Gunn, David
TWELFTH— Runs from Auckland
to Tenth avenue.
East Side.
107 Magnone, Garlotta
Henry, T
111 Heidland, A
121 Vacant house
Queen's Arenue Interiecta.
211 McDonald, Wm
New Westminster Gas Co
Thomas, W
Jeffreys, B
349 Brackett, J A
375 Vacant store
Fourth Avenue Inteneoti.
613 West Side Day School, R J
Hull, principal
626 Ryan, Peter
636 Biggins, Samuel
McMartin, Miss Jennie
Presbyterian Church
West Side.
330-32 McPhadden, D
Chinese shack
360 Mortimer, W
866 Smither, A
616 McMartin, J
McMartin, Miss Jane Sophia
620 Coots, ThoB
622 Grier, James
Wiggins, John
Seventh Avenue Inteneoti,
Wilson, J T
Stickney, S E
Adams, George
VANCOUVER— Runs east
Cook to Granville.
Gamble, —
Campbell, John
Fagan, W L
from
VICTORIA.
Osborne, J
426 Cooper, Capt G H
439-447 Vacant houses
sixth street Inteneoti.
609 Walker, David
616 Johnson, Mrs B
Johnson, A G
619 Fales, W E
Cameron, D A
Fales, John
Boyce, Alec
WATER FRONT.
North Side.
Vienna, Wm
Ellingsworth, Jos
Petrie, J D
Petrie, C A
Wood, Travis* Co
Rolpb, A F
Starks, C E
International Hotel
Levy, T
Spracklan, W J
Percy, R
Mosdenn, Jno
Sawmills
Shipyard
WELUNGTON-Runs from Albert
Crescent to Bushby, east of First.
North Side.
120 Gow, James
Hastlnga Street inteneoti.
124 Clinton, H F
134 Peacock, J
DuffiBrln Street Inteneoti.
138 Peters, A 6
Peters, H W
148 Brewster, G W
Peck, Wesley
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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ACADEMIES.
(See Colleges and Schoolt.)
ACCOUNTANTS.
Helliga, Wm,
Leigh, W L,
King, A W 0,
Bate, Mark, jr,
Durrant, C W,
Cole, L J,
Fraser, J S C,
Keay, W H,
Millbr, Jas,
Walker, W J & Co,
Stein. WT,
Selkirk, Robt,
Brockling, H
Cameron, H B,
Granthane, G F,
Robinson, Tbeo H,
Robinson, Frank,
Grant, S L G,
Boyd, John C,
Graham, A,
Reed, Thos P,
Atkins, J .VI,
Cargill, Wm,
Calley, A,
Devine, John & Son,
Edwards, L J,
Faraday, J H,
Hawson, H T,
Hirschberg, M H,
Masters, F W,
McGalman, 0,
McDonald, Geo,
Rawdinf;, Geo,
Rhodes, H,
Williamson, Thos,
Baines, Wm,
Berridge, Geo,
Berridge, Frank G,
Brown, P,
Barrel!, F,
Albern*
Lowe Inlet
Moodyville
Nanaimo
do
New Westminster
do
do
do
do
do
Oway-Keno
Port Essit-gton
do
do
do
Revelstoke
Rivers' Inlet
Quesnelle
Skeena River
Soda Creek
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
Chambers, Walter S,
Coles, J FH,
Dan by, W H,
Kent, C,
Lowe, W S B,
Macdonald, C N»
Peirson, Joseph,
Russell, Thos,
Sargison, G A,
Sargison, F R,
Hchwengers, Peter,
Shedden, Geo,
Sayward, J A,
Sparrow, W G,
Welch, E E,
ADJUSTERS.
Wyllie, Chas E,
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
AGENTS-ADVERTISING.
Vancouver Bill Posting and
Advertising Co, Vancouver
AGENTS-COMMISSION.
(See CommiBaion Agentt.J
AGENTS— GENERAL.
Bainbridge, W H, Victoria
Byrne, Andrew, do
Hall, Goepel & Co, do
Warren, Capt J D, do
Bauer, Fredk W, Vancouver
AGENTS— SHIPPING.
(See CommiMton Merchants.)
AGENTS— MANUFACTURERS.
{See Commission MerchanU.)
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AGRICULTURAL ASSOC'NS.
Bloomfield, Jas,
Victoria
Inland of B.G, ' Kamloops
fiayne, Rich R,
Day, Robt S,
Evers & Keith,
Goddard, S M,
do
do
B.C. Agricultural Aaso'n, Victoria
do
do
AGRICULTURAL IMPMTS.
Hooper, Thos,
do
Mellard, Samuel, Chilliwack
Mallandaine, Ed,
do
Prior, E G & Co, Kamloops
Mallandaine, Ed, jr,
do
Reily & Donald, Kelowna
Muir, A Maxwell,
do
Cunningliam Hardware Co, N.West'r
Sorby, Thos C,
do
Strickland, F G & Co, do
Soule, C J
do
Campbell & Anderson, do
Schroeder, Julius 0,
do
Nicholles & Renouf , Vernon
Teague, John,
do
Marvin & Tilton, Victoria
Tiarks, John G,
do
Mathews, Bichards <& Tye, do
Wilson, W Ridgway,
do
Nicholles & Renouf, • do
Prior, E G & Co, do
ARTISTS.
Shrapnel, Ed, Victoria
AMMUNITION, SPORTING
Quentin, Rene,
do
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Innes, John,
New Westm'r
GOODS; ETC.
De Forest,
Vancouver
(See Ounamiths.)
Loemans, A F,
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RIALS AND
ARTISTS' MATE
AMUSEMENTS.
ART DEALERS.
(See TheatreB and Halls.)
Lennie, H H & Co,
New Westm'r
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Hardiman, Theo R,
Vancouver
ARCHITECTS.
Sommers, Joseph,'
Victoria
Wkeeler, Arthur, Armstrong
Fabian, F, Harrison River
Easton, Jas, Kaslo
ASPHALT.
Gregg, F T, Nanaimo
Pacific Asphalt Coy,
agts.
Honeyman, John .1 do
J E Crane & Co,
Victoria
Kelly, James, do
O'Dell, Wm, do
Jowatt, Wm A, Nelson
ASSAYERS.
Grant, G W, New Westm'r
Martin, Ed A,
Barkerville
King, W R, - do
Harvey, W P,
Golden
Sharp, R P, do
Bucke & Hultain,
Kaslo
Kennedy, James, do
Noot, W Frank, do
Clymo, Wm,
Neitzel,Carl&Co,
do
do
Crawford, Wm, Stevestoo
Bryan, A,
Ellis, Geo R,
Nelson
Blackmore, Wm, Vancouver
do
Dresser, AW, do
McCuUoch, Mr,
New Denver
Fripp, R Mackay, do
Lambly, CAR,
McCallum, T J,
OsooyoB
Hope, Chas E, do
do
Julian, T Ennor, do
Hoedich, A H,
Revelstoke
Towle, A H, do
Roeser, 0.
do
McCartney, A E, do
Rattenbury, F M, .do
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Walker, J, do
Wickenden, CO, do
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Wheeler, W H, do
(See Barristera and Solicitors.)
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C.F. FOREMAN, Tha
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CLASSIFIED BUBINBSS DIRECTOBY
AUCTIONEERS & VALUATORS
Boadley, Thoa, Kamloops
Bich, H N, • Ladners
Jowett, W A, Nelson
Dempster, Chas & Co, Nanaimo
Forester H & Co, Local
and Provincial Auction-
eers and general com-
mission merchants, do
Blalcer, E C & Co, New Westm'r
Trapp, T J & Co,
do
Beattie, A M,
Vancouver
Bauer, Fredk W.
do
Mason, J & Go,
do
Purdy, R,
do
Russell, McDonald & Co.
do
Scott <& Hughes,
do
Byrnes, Geo,
Victoria
Clarke. W R,
do
Cuthbert, H & Co,
do
Davies. J P & Co,
do
Furnival, Wm,
do
Hi rdaker, W T,
do
Davies, R J,
Vernon
BAKERS AND CONFECTNRS.
Lay, Thos,
Chilliwack
Wilson, J,
Comox
McLaren, Wm,
Cowichan
Ga«lietto, M & Co,
Kamloops
Smith, J S,
do
Kuester, Gustave,
Kaslo
Otto & Co,
do
Plumeridge, Jas,
Mission
Skea, Jno,
Langley
Bernhard, F C.
Nanaimo
Union Bakery, F Rowbot-
ham, prop.
do
Smith, A J,
do
Smart & Thome,
do
Vienna Steam Bakery,
do
Wilson & McFarlane,
do
Farlev, F J,
Nelson
City Bakery, Lavery, A L, New West
Baker, Mrs J do
McGregor & Kerr, do
Harvey, Mrs do
Helsher, P, New Denver
Shannon, Bd, do
Evans, Wm Northfield
Bailey, T J, do
Lewis, O, Revelstoke
Robson, R, do
Adderton, Jas,
Rowbottam, Robt,
Campbell, D J & Co,
Blake, J P & Co,
Mount Pleasant Bakery,
Webster & Gillespie,
Frank & Barnwell,
Hewton Bros,
Largen & Mansfield,
Ramsay Bros,
Scuitto, John,
Tapley, John,
Walker, T,
Burt, S S,
Clay, Henry,
Haynes Bros
Jordon, Wm,
King, S E B,
Lucas, H C,Liverpool Bakery, do
Marshall & Co, Domestic Bky, do
McMillan Bros, do
Newman & Morse, do
Plymouth Bakery, Munford,
Kenward & Renwood,
Smith, M R & Co,
Wille, Louis,
Wilson, J J,
Young, M & L, New England
Bakery do
London and Vane Bakery, do
Union
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
BAKING POWDER.
Stemler and Earle, Victoria
BANKS AND BANKERS.
(See Page 30, also Deposit and Loan
Companies.)
Bank of B. C , C R Slater,
manager, Kamloops
Bank of 8. C, G Williams,
manag )r, Nanaimo
Savings Bank, do
Bank of B.C., Nelson
Bank of Montreal, A H Buch-
anan, manager, do
Bank of B.C., New Westm'r
Bank of Montreal, do
Bank of B.C., Vancouver
Bank of B.N.A., do
Bank of Montreal, do
Wulffsohn & Bewicke, do
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Casement & Creery, Vancouver
Gold,E, do
SaviDgs Bank, do
Vancouver Loan, Trust &
Guarantee Co., do
Bank of Montreal, G A Hen-
derson, Agent, Vernon
Bank of B.C., Victoria
Bank of B.N.A., do
Dominion Savings Bank, do
Green, Worlock & Co., do
Bank of Montreal, do
B.C. Land & Investment Co, do
BARBERS.
Cronier, W J,
Miller, Wm,
Matheson, J H,
Morrison, Alex,
Haine, £,
Higginson, G, Harrison
Baynton, James.
Duhamei, H,
Kinnee & Comer.
Cohen, James A,
Dailey & Graham,
Pratt, John S,
Robinson, Jas,
Bennett, Karl,
Murk, Henry,
Norris, George P
Scott, M,
DeGrey, F S,
Eagles, Chas,
Dickinson & Leckner,
Walker, David,
Morris, Thos,
Coyle, Daniel
McNeill, A,
Tolmire, J,
Bruce, John.
Anderson, Fred,
Ben & Charles
Hulse, Chas,
Johnston, J,
Jones, J R G,
Lambiert, Jos,
Reid, F,
Scurry, H T,
Timmins, Robt,
Wesbrook, G W,
Whittier, C K,
Watson, P,
Chilli wack
Comox
Donald
do
do
Hot Springs
Kamloops
do
Kaslo
Nanaimo
do
do
do
New West'r
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Northfield
do
Revelstoke
do
Union
Vancouver
do
do
d)
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A'^ernon
Geiger, T, Victoria
Abrams, A J, do
Weber, H, do
Benson, A J, do
Driard Shaving Parlors, do
Russell, Geo, do
Sillman, W, do
Vigelius Bros, do
Whittaker, W, do
Gribble, C H, Wellington
Leighton, J F, do
BARRISTERS AND SOLCTRS.
Sprague, HEM, Donald
Cochrane, W M, Kamloops
Fulton, F J, do
Whittaker, W H, do
Keland, C W, Vernon
Mclnnes & Mclnnes Nanaimo
Potts, C H B, do
Sinnpson & Simpson, dn
Yarwood & Young, do
Smith, A G, Nelson
Atkinson, T C, New West'r
Eckstein & Gaynor, do
Brydone-Jack, A C, do
Corbould McColl, Wilson
& Campbell do
Cherry, J Briscoe, do
Morrison Auley do
Knott, H W, do
Jenns, E A, do
Clute, J S, do
Dockrill. G M, do
Edmonds, W H, do
Gray, W Meyers, do
Clinton, H F, do
Forrin, J A, do
Henderson & Keith, do
Leamy, Andrew, do
Whiteside, W, do
Woods, E M N, ' do
McBride, Richard, do
Howay & Reid, do
Kerr, —, New Denver
Harrison, L R, Plumper Pass
Eckstein and Gaynor, Vancouver
Abbott, J G L, do
Armstrong and Spencer, do
Atkinson, T C, do
A M m? A TTTT! ADCTIONEER, . APPRAISER • AND
A.. J.TJ.. X»Xi.£l. A AAA ft^jW COMMISSION MERCHANT
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
685
Beck, A E,
Vancouver
Black, A S,
do
Blake, J J,
do
Boultbee, John,
do
Bowser & Tiavelle,
do
Boyd, Alex J,
do
BrydonenJack, A C,
do
Campbell, John,
Chaldecott, F M,
do
do
Corbould. McColl, Wilson &
Campbell,
do
Cowan, Geo H,
do
Davis, Marshall and Macneill, do '
Forin & Chaldecott,
do
Hallet, J H,
do
Hammersley and Hamilton, do
Harris and Macneill,
do
McColl, A J.
do
Magee, E A,
do
McPhillips & Williams,
Nicolls, Edward,
do
do
Russell and Godfrey,
do
Schofield, F,
do
Sewkler, J H,
do
Shaw, Henry C,
do
Shoebotham, T B,
do
Tuck & Black,
do
Belyea & Gregory,
Victoria
Bodwell & Irving,
do
Crease Lindley, P,
do
Davie & Cassidy,
do
Drake, Jackson &Helmcken, do
Dumbleton, A S,
do
Eberts & Taylor,
do
Fell, T,
do
Hall, H G,
do
Hunter, Gordon,
do
Innes, Alex S,
do
Langlcy, W H,
do
Luxton, A P,
do
Mason, C Dubois,
do
McPhillips, Wootton & B
ar-
nard,
do
Mills, S P,
do
Pootey C E,
do
Pemberton. C C.
Schultz & Morphy,
do
do
Walls, John P,
do
Wootton, S Y,
do
Yates & Jay,
do
BATHS.
(See Barbers.)
Leander Baths, G C Meeher,
mgr, Victoria
San Francisco, do
BAZAARS AND FANCY GOODS
Bose, Wm, Chilliwack
Bickford, MrsW, Victoria
Gribble, H, do
Soho Bazaar, A F Turner, do
Newbigging & Anderson, do
Vigor, Mrs M A, do
Indian Bazaar, J J Hart, do
BAZAARS-JAPANESE.
Sun Ban Vancouver
Futcher, .'hosS, Victoria
Davidge, F C & Co, do
BEES AND INCUBATORS.
Smith, J S, Chilliwack
BILL POSTERS.
Vancouver Bill Posting and
Advertising Co, Vancouver
Davis, Albert A, Nanaimo
Neal, Wm, Victoria
BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS.
Blake, J P & Co, Vancouver
Smith, M R and Co, Victoria
BLACKSMITHS.
McBae, Donald,
Agassiz
Kirkpatrick, Thos,
A berni
Brown, Jno,
Armstrong
Schneider, Henry,
do
Lehman, Isaac,
Ashcroft
Smith, J C,
do
McArthur, Alex,
Barkerville
Wintrip, Ed,
do
McFadyen, L,
Barr, Henry,
Beaver
do
McDonald, Colin,
Bonaparte
Mercer, John,
Chilliwack
Nevin, D,
do
Johnstone, F W,
Claxton
to
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BRITISH COIiUHBIA DIRECTORY.
Gharlera, Henry,
Uren, Jas B,
McDonald, G F,
Spray, T 0,
Starr, Jno H,
Bakewell, Jas,
McKenzie, J W,
Bennison, Wm,
Smith, Wm,
Barras, Sam,
Glaxton
Clinton
do
Clover Valley
do
Comoz
do
do
Goutlee
do
Kelly, F A, Coquitlam Municipality
Newhouse, A,
Adams, Geo,
McLearn, J,
Stainton, F,
Gordon, Robt,
Mathie, Jas,
Brownwell, A,
Grassie, Jas,
Street, A J,
WenslOT, W,
Drew, R,
Westwood, B,
Dixon, ThoB,
Wilson, Carl,
Lowry, Jas O,
Burguest, A,
Manuel, G,
Willard, Chas A,
Bartleman, P,
Ryder, Roland,
Briscb, Victor,
Raven, Geo P,
Harmon, F,
Harmon, S,
Moody, Jas,
Bingham, J E,
Deacon, J A,
Hamilton, Jas,
McDougall, Thos,
Barr, Robt,
Gummusky, B,
McQueen. Wm,
Ryder, R,
Crozier. J H,
Mcintosh, W J,
Murchison, Jno,
Schneider, Henry,
Smith, Jas,
Blackford, H,
Wallace, Jas,
Traves, Jas,
Nicholson, £,
Fortier, A,
Byers, Wm,
Morrison, T,
Allen, PA,
Cobble Hill
Delta
do
do
Donald
do
Duncan's
do
do
Esauimalt
East Wellington
do
Elgin
Fort Steele
French Creek
Genoa
Golden
Grand Prairie
Hagan
Hope
Johnson's Landing
Kamloops
do
do
do
Kaslo
do
do
do
Keithlev Creek
'do
Kelowna
Keremeos
Lac La Hache
Langley
Langley's Prairie
Lansdowne
Lower Nicola
Lytton
do
Metlakatia
McPberson's
Mission
do
do "
Moodyville
Barrett, T,
Delong, E
Armstrong, I J,
Craig, Ralph,
Donaldson, J M,
Heddle, Robt,
Renwick <& Horne,
Belyea, Jno,
Comoierford, J,
Harvey, Jno,
Keefer, George,
Cunningham, Geo,
Ovens, T,
Cummings, Allen,
Patterson, J R,
Raid & Currie Iron Wks Co,
Slater, Wm,
Smith, John,
Riley, Wm,
Brown, Wm.
Blanchard, H,
Morris, Richard,
Thompson, N,
Johnston, Geo,
Dairy mple, Wm,
McLearen, D D,
Toye, Thos,
Garrigan, Peter,
Cameron, J R,
Peddel, H,
Bussanich, J,
Deranger, E,
Carson, Alf,
Robertson, Wm,
Lewis, Thos,
Trueberiy, Geo,
Little, T G,
Rose, H,
McDonald, John,
Bartleman, P,
Cavin, R S,
Sandover, Stephen,
Stillman, W L,
Malcolm, Jos,
Silverson, Geo,
Wilson, A,
Bergquist, M,
Gray, Jas,
Charters, W B,
Hogan, J,
Lyne, Wm,
Addison, Chas,
Peebles, John,
Pritchard. Robt,
Gibson, John,
Gibson, Wm
Wadsworth, P,
Nakusp
do
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
Nanoose Bay
Nelson
do
do
New West'r
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nicola Lake
Nicomin
North Bend
Northfield
Okanagan Mission
150-Mile House
Osooyos
do
do
Pavilion Mountain
Pilot Bay
Plumper Pass
Port Guicbon
Port Haney
Quesnelle
do
Revelstoke
do
River's Inlet
Rock Creek
Roger's Pass
Saanich
do
do
Salmon Arm
Salt Spring Island
do
do
Sidney
Shortreed
Sooke
Sidney
Soda Creek
Spallumcheen
Stimley
do
Steveeton
do
St. Elmo
L J. TRAPP & CO., Harllware, Paints, Oils and AjEricnltnral Implements
Colnmbia Street, NBW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
VICTORIA TRAMSFER CO., LTD. ^S^nl^'i^
ft to any part of the City. Their
'aniages meet all Boat* and Trains.
81 and 83 Bronshton StoMt. Viotorla. B. C. T«l. 189.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
687
Horwell, Albert,
Forsyth, Wm,
Wells, W L,
Denton, Jno,
Mssnoni, M,
McKenzie, John,
Smith, Jas,
fiazley, G H,
Campbell Bros,
Cocking, C,
Edwards, Rich,
Forbes, Isaiah,
Glenn J J,
McAllister, John,
Mitchell, John,
Morgan, H W,
Morrison, T H,
Powe, Jos «Sc W,
Sproule, £ J,
Bernie, Alex,
Schultz, Harry,
McMuUen. A J,
Johnson, Aaron,
Bryant, W C,
Andrews, G,
Grimm, Wm,
Hodge, Wm,
Ledmgham Bros,
McGregor.KniKht
Morrison, Jas,
Powell, W,
Kendall & Hay,
Robertson, J,
Russell, David,
McLean, John,
Meston, John,
Walker, R,
Myres, Al,
McDougall Thos,
Knight, Ebenezer
Andereon, D D,
McDonald, M,
Mitchell, Hugh,
Callan, P.
Lalonde, Jos,
Lyne, Wm,
St Elmo
Sumas
do
Union
do
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Vernon
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
& McKitrick do
do
do
do
do
do-
do
do
do
Waneta
Watson
, Webster's Corners
Wellington
do
do
William Lake
do
do
BLANK BOOK MANUFRS.
{See Bookbinders.)
BOARDING HOUSES.
Murray, Geo,
Grey, Mrs 8
Hughes, Hy,
Armstrong
Chemainus
Donald
Seacott, N, Donald
Pratt, John, Golden
Fox, J, C.P.R., Kamloops
Snider, Mrs W H, do
Bulman, W, Nanaimo
Hickman, John, do
Steele, Win, do
Anderson, John* sr, Northfield
Dobeson, Mrs, do
Griffiths, Mrs, do
McCane, Samuel, do
Rogers, D, do
Smith, Mrs, do
Leigh, Jas, North Bend
Armstrong, Thos, Port Haney
Leather, S, Quamichan
Anderson, J L, Vancouver
Berryman, D, do
BoltoB, Mrs M, do
Ellesmere, Mrs Revely, do
Haggarty. Mrs, do
McKenzie, Mrs A, do
Russ, Mrs McDonald, do
Crowther, Mrs, Victoria
Douglas House, do
Howard, Mrs E A, do
Iredale, W, do
Thistle, The do
Revere House, do
Roccabella, Mrs S P Tuck, do
Pinkerton, Mrs, do
BOAT BUILDERS.
Brown, G M,
Benoit & Son,
Woodward, Wm,
Adams, Thos,
Cosonlicb, Antone,
Vidulich, Antone,
Quinn, L,
Cockle Bros,
Rudlin, Wm.
{See N.W. Coast.)
Stephen, Isaiah,
Goldsmith, T J,
Shaw, J & Son,
Watson, S,
Sutherland, Angus,
Tlsdale. Joseph,
Wilson, L,
Hunt, G M,
N.W. Coast.
Co'-kle, J & W,
Duckrill, Joseph,
Matthews, C L,
Shepherd, £,
Balfour
Brownsville
Delta
Esquimau
Guichon
do
Kamloops
Kaslo
Metlakahtia
Nelson
do
Nanaimo
do
New^ West'r
do
do
Oway-Keno
Pilot Bav
Port Moody
Port Simpson
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Hayden & Mylius,
Coulson, Chas E,
McAlpine, C,
Watts «& Trott.
Allen, Wm,
Askew, Geo F H,
Aubin, C W,
Jones, T C,
Mcintosh, Dan,
Foot & Co,
McDonald, Alex C,
Robinson, J J,
Trahey, Thos H,
Turpel, W,
Walker, D G,
Watson, A, sr,
Vancouver
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
BOILER MAKERS.
B.C. Iron Works, Vancouver
Vancouver City Foundry, do
Albion Iron Works, Victoria
Kobertson, John, do
Spratt & Gray, do
Victoria Iron Works Co, do
BOOKBINDERS.
Commonwealth Co,
News- Advertiser,
Roedde, G A,
Miller, Munroe,
Williams, R T,
New Westm'r
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Slavin, W T,
Harris, W,
Pimbury, E and Co,
Raper, Raper & Co,
Turner, Bros,
Lennie, H H & Co,
Lyal, D &Co,
Morey, H & Co,
Beckerton, S,
Bailey, Bros,
Diplock Book and Station
ery Co, Ltd
Marshall & McCrae,
Thomson Bros,
Tillev, 8 T & Son,
Trythall, W,
Hibben, T N & Co,
Jamieson, Robt
Kam loops
Kaslo
Nanaimo
do
Nelson
New Westm'r
do
do
Revelstoke
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
Johnston , J & Co,
Turner, A F,
Wilby, W & J,
Cann, M,
Victoria
do
do
Vernon
BOOT AND SHOE MANFRS.
Ames, Holden Co, Victoria
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Wetzel, F, .
Chilliwack
Johnston J,
do
Rollings, Edward,
Comox
Plorcia, N,
Donald
McLean, Alex,
Kamloops
Quinn, Lawrence,
do
Hughes. Ed,
Hilbert, Richard,
Nanaimo
do
Orr & Rendell,
do
Taite, Andrew,
do
Whitfield, Geo,
do
Barclay & McGregor,
New Westm'r
MacQuarrie, D,
do
Hennessev, A M,
do
l^ye, W C,
do
Johnston, Wm,
do
Minthorne, M W,
do
Rosseau, James,
do
Sinclair, W J,
do
Wintemute, Alf,
do
Allan, G L,
Vancouver
Baker, Frank.
do
Campbell, R & Co,
Crosby, J T,
do
do
Dinsmore, Wm,
do
Hobson, Bros,
do
Landray. L,
do
McDonald, Alex,
do
McDonald, J D
do
Mills, R.
do
Pyke, J A,
do
Wetzel, C C H,
Baker, J H & Co,
do
Victoria
Cavin Bros,
do
Erskine, A B,
do
Fullerton, John,
do
Irving, Thomas L,
do
Mansell, H,
do
Maynard, Geo H,
do
Maynard, James,
do
Smyth, Wm,
do
Gordon, W C,
Vernon
VICTORIA,
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CLABBIFIED BUSINESS DIRBOTORY.
680
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
(See aho Dealers.)
Parkinson, Richard,
Alberni
Addison, Ghas,
Armstong
Sheplierd. G L,
Barkerville
Breen, J I,
Clover Valley
Jenkins, Jas,
Duncans
Delander, A J,
Kaslo
Gray, Jas,
do
Livingston, W B,
do
McLean, A,
Kamloops
Simpson, Geo,
Langley
Addison, Chas,
Lansdowhe
Jonson, E,
Lund
Nicholson, D,
Mt. Lehman
Allison, J, clogmaker,
Nanaimo
Fairbairn, J G,
do
Graham & Taylor
Nelson
Harris, E VV,
do
Taylor, J A,
do
Clark, Wm,
New West'r
Bennett, Wm,
Port Haney
Toye, W C,
Port Kells
Picard, E,
Revelstoke
Falconer, John,
Steveston
Brown, W S,
Vancouver
Goi-don, W,
do
Anoerson, David,
Victoria
Andrews, J,
do
Larmen, Jas,
do
Bead, John M,
do
We=.t, B H,
do
Whitfield, John,
do
Irving, John,
Wellington
Anderson, Andrew,
Whonnock
Beggam, A C,
do
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
R.C.P. Mills,
New West'r
Pendray & Co,
Victoria
Williams, R T,
do
Simpson, J W,
Vancouver
Maxwell & Hayden,
do
BRASS WORKS.
(See Foundries and Machine Shops.)
Nanaimo Foundry
Albion Iron Works,
Victoria
BREWERS.
Empire Brewery, P Weigle,
Propr,
Hasenfratz & Co,
Nanaimo
do
Union Brewery, Nanaimo
Riesttrer & Jeizener, Nelson
Andrzejewski, J, New West'r
Jamieson, C & Co, do
Allan, O H, Revelstoke
Doering & Marstrand, Vancouver
Kappler & Gerhauser, do
Williams & Barker, do
Ochsner, Jas Vernon
Fairall, Hy S, Victoria
Hasenfratz & Law son, do
Leahy, John, do
Victoria-Phoenix Brewing
and Ice Co'y, do
BRICKMAKERS.
Lambert Bros, Chilliwack
Jackson, M, Kaslo
Summerhayes, A, Nanaimo
LePointe, A & J, Pilot bay
Beckett & Co, Port Haney
Haney, Thos, do
Hemborough & Co, Port Kells
Worreld, F, do
Port Uanev Brick, Tile and
Pottery Co, New West'r
Keefer & Godden, Vancouver
South Vancouver Brick and
Tile Works, do
Vancouver Brick Co, do
McLennan, Jno, Vernon
Baker Bros, Victoria
Baker, Jas, do
Elford & Smith, do
Humber, Maurice, do
Coughlan & Mason, do
B.C. Pottery and Terra Cotta
Works, do
BRUSH MANUFACTURERS.
Doughty, G & J, Victoria
BUILDERS.
(See Contractors.)
BUILDING SOCIETIES.
Dominion Build'ng and
Loan Association, New Westm'r
New Westminster Building
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBOTORY.
Society, Nanaimo
Citizens' Building Society, do
Terminal City Building So-
ciety, Vancouver
Vancouver City Bldg Soc, do
B.C. Building Aasociation, do
Pacific Building Society, do
Mount Tolmie Home Build-
ing Association, Victoria
Queen City Building Society, do
Dom Bldg and Loan Ass'n, do
Van Island Bldg Society, do
Victoria Building Society, do
BUTCHERS.
Bohanon, S H,
Campbell, Wm,
Williamson, F H,
Bennett, Richard,
Jones, Robert,
Bone, Thos,
Quenel, £,
Quenel, J,
Campbell & Nevard,
Howe, A,
Howe, Geo,
Fitzgerald, Joseph,
McKay, Robt,
Hathaway, J,
Hull & Trounce,
Cathcart, J,
Churchill, S,
Woodley, W,
Sherman, Geo T,
Hull, Bros & Co,
McArthur, A S & Co,
Newbury, F,
Smith, Jas,
Develle, Peter E,
Smith, Wm,
Wilson & Perdue,
Carstens, F,
Graham, J,
Williams. Thos,
Cusack, Wm J,
Kilroy, Patrick,
McTavish, Peter,
Tretheway, A,
Hall & Brett,
York & Pilling,
Magher & Carscaden,
Beckley, D H,
Cosmopolitan Market,
Hemans & Walmsley,
Hull Bros,
Quennell, E,
Alexandria
Armstrong
do
Barkerville
do
Cedar
do
do
Chilliwack
Chemainus
Comox
do
Delta
do
Donald
Duncan's
Eburne
Golden
Guichon
Kamloops
do
do
do
Kaslo
do
do
Keithley Creek
Langley
Lansdowne
Lillooet
Lytton
Maple Ridge
Mission
do
do
Nakusp
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
Barrett, A,
Burns, Mclnnes & Co,
Oats, Jno,
Wilson & Perdu,
Hull, Leeson & Co,
Gray Bros,
Gray, R T,
Banton, F W,
Fraser Valley Meat Market,
Mathers, W J,
Grant, W G,
Manahan, S,
Reichenback, J,
B.C. Cattle Co, Ltd,
Nelson
do
do
do
do
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ehrmamtrant & Madsen,New Denver
Atkeson, Jas,
Roberts, 8,
Swalbell, W,
Blace, H,
Kerr, R D,
Blace, H,
Bohannon, Samuel H,
Hagarty, M M,
Fleming, W.
Hull Bros & Co,
Marshall, J,
McCarthy & Co,
Powers, theo.
Sweet, Kenneth,
Fulton, Arthur,
Harrap, E,
Mycock, H,
Simpson, £,
Jones, Robt,
Jones, Elias J,
Steves, J B,
Day, W T,
Sweet, K
Anley, Frank,
McKay, D W,
Miller, C,
Abercromoie & Co,
Kamloops Cattle Co,
Nevard, Wm,
Nelson & Bansman,
B.C. Cattle Co,
Madill, E B & Co,
Marsden, Henry,
Mcintosh, W A & Co,
LePage, L,
Okanagan Cattle Co,
Hall, Jno K;
McKinnon, Jno,
Thomas, Dell,
Goodacre, Lawrence, Queen's
Market, Victoria
Parker, John, do
Northfield
do
Okanagan Mission
do
Osooyos
Spallumcheen
Quesnelle
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Revelstoke
do
do
do
Rock Creek
Sea Island
Saanich
S. Saanich
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Sidney
Stanley
Steveston
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Union
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Vancouver
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T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarHware, Faints, Oils and Ai^ricnlU Implements.
Golnmbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. G.
F. W. HART'S for Furniture
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Porter, R, & Sons,
Stevens, Allen,
B.C. Cattle Co,
Van Volkeaberg & Co,
Mitchell, John,
Hull Bros & Co,
O.uennell, E,
do
do
do
do
do
Wellington
do
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Shorthand Business
College,
Vancouver
CABINET MAKERS.
(See Furniture.)
CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
(See Confectioners.)
Mason, John, Nanaimo
Campbell, D J & Co, Vancouver
Ramsay Bros & Co, do
Clav, Hy Victoria
McCuUoch, G A, do
Li; ley, H A, City Candy
Factory,
Rogers, C W
do
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CANNERIES, SALMON.
(See page S2,)
CANNERIES, FRUIT,
Melhuish, Geo, Chilliwack
Harlock Pkg Co, Fraser River
B.C. Fruit Canning & Pre-
serving Co, Victoria
CARPETS.
(See Furniture Dealers, Drapers, &c.)
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MAKERS.
Lehman, Isaac,
Marshall Bros,
Ingleby, Geo,
Grassie, W,
Raven, G P,
Ashcroft
Chilliwack
Delta
Dutacan's
Kamloops
McDonald & Andrews, Nanaimo
Craig, Ralph, do
Chamberlain, H C, New West'r
Reid & Currie, do
Sulley, J E, do
McElhinney, H B, Steveston
Sproule, E J , Vancouver
Campbell, Peter G, do
Columbia Carriage Works,
John McAllister, prop,
London Carriage Works,
Miller, F J, prop,
Pame. J W,
Dunlap, G W
Powe, J & W,
Johnson, Aaron,
Fisher, I J J,
Brayshaw, Thos M
Brobker, Thos
Dempster & McLaughlin,
Grimm, Wm,
Ledingham Bros,
Mable, W J,
McGregor, Knight & Mc-
Kittrick,
McKenzie, Jas R,
Meston, John,
Neelands, E H,
Powell, Wm,
Radford, Wm,
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Vernon
Victoria
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do
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do
do
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do
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CEMENT WORKS.
Canadian Pacific Cement
Works, Vancouver
CHEESE FACTORY.
Wells. A C, ChilliwR k
CHEMICAL WORKS.
Moore, Fisher & Hale, Victoria
CHEMISTS.
(See Druggists.)
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Gable, Phillip, Nanaimo
Newman, Adolph, do
Tiejen, Wm, New Westm'r
Kurtz & Co, Vancouver
Granville, Cigar Factory, do
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Bantly, M, Victoria
Stoess, Chas A, New Westm"*
Cohen, Mercado, do
Carey, J W, Saanich
Kurtz & Co., do
Bowman, Amos, Upper Sumas
Schnoter, A, do
Waxstock Bros, do
Levi, B, do
Coryell & Burnyeat, Vernon
Broleck, E R, Vancouver
Burnett, K L, do
Burnett, P, do
Cleveland, Ernest, do
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND PROV.
Corrigan, G D, do
LAND SURVEYORS.
Crickmay, W, do
Ferguson, J C, do
For list of Provincial Land Surveyors
Ferguson, D J do
for B.C., see Provincial In-
Garden, Bur well & Herman do
formation, page 14.
Lawson, J P, do
Faber. A D, Alberni
McKinnon, Wm, do
Smith, G A, do
Palmer, Robt. do
Pelley, R S, Armstrong
Strathern, John, do
Wheeler, A, do
Tracy, Col T H, do
Busk, C W, Balfour
Warren, Bauer & McCartney, do
Canavan, Harold W, Blaine
Williams Bros & Dawson, do
Allan, Wm, Bridge Creek
Gore, Burnett & Co, Victoria
Tytler, F J, Chilliwack
Thompson, Capt, do
Curtis, Jas M, Comox
Goins, A S, do
Mackay, A E, do
Drabble, Geo F, do
Gray, J H, do
Griffith, T E, Donald
Hamlin, L B, do
Fry, Hy, Duncans
Henderson, H S T, do
McVitar, Thos, Fairmont Springs
Jorgensen, G E, do
McKay, Wm, Huntington
Ellacott, C H, Kaslo
Keefer & Smith, do
Keen, John, do
McMillan, J A, do
Ijcech, P J. do
Mohun, Ed, do
Warren & Bauer, do
O'Reilly, Fredk, do
Pelly, R 8, C.E, Lansdowne
Pemberton, F B, do
Drlscol, Alf, Loch Erroch
Perry, Chas E, do
Booth, Jos, Nanaimo
Solly, L H, do
Hayland, A R, do
Bowen, A S, Waneta
Bogle, David B, Nelson
Campbell, T C, do
Farwell, A S, do
Hodgins, A E, do
Perry, C E, do
CLOTHING OUTFITTERS AND
GENTS' FURNISHERS.
Mackay, W D, Pilot Bay
Champion, Jas, Quesnelle Forks
Barchard, E E, Revelstcke
Maclure, John, Riverside
Balmain, J W, New West'r
Cotton, A F, do
Draper, W N, do
Turner, Geo, do
Walker, GW, . Chilliwack
Henderson, S J, Kaslo
Browne, T L & Co, Nanaimo
Abrams, Jas, do
Beveridge, Wm, do
Lewis, W W, do
Caldwell & Lewis, do
Davies, T L, do
Woods & Gamble, do
McGregor, Jas, do
Hill, A J, do
The Box Clothing Co, do
Jemmett, Capt, do
Jephson & Wheeler, do
Campbell, C A, New Westm'r
Johnson, J B, do
Deane, Chas, do
Harvey, J W, do
Ogle, Campbell & Go, do
Phillips, J E, do
Deane, J R C, do
Rosp, Jos E, do
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Shadwell, K B & Co, New Westm'r
Clark, R, Vancouver
Clarke, F &, do
Club & Stewart, do
Dun lap, Cook & Co, do
Goldberg, D & Co, do
Goldberg, Z G, do
Gordon, Geo R, do
Goldstein Bros, do
Johnston, Kerfoot & Co, do
McLean, D J & Co, do
Ponsford, Page, do
Robertson, R, do
Stirtan, G 8 & Co, do
Spauldint; & Vanderwater, do
Tyson, A M, do
Cameron, W G. Victoria
Carmichael, W N & Co, do
Frank, Eli, San Francisco
House,
Gilmore & McCandless, do
Graham, Thos M, Blue do
Front Clothing and Tail-
oring Store, do
Holmes, Arthur, do
Isaacs, Jacob, do
Jeffree, W J. do
Lukov, J, do
Marks, M, do
Marymont, H, do
Reid, Samuel N, do
Robertson, Robert, do
Russell. McDonald & Co, do
Rutland, H & Co, do
Williams, B & Co, do
Waller, Henry, do
Wilson, W & Co, do
Macmutrie, Andrew, Wellington
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
Carscaden, Peck & Co, Vancouver
Pearson, T B & Co, Victoria
Piercey & Co, do
COAL COMPANIES.
((See also Collieries.)
North Thompson, Kamloops
Anthiacite& Canmore, agts,
C Gardiner, Johnstoue &
Co, Vancouver
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
King Atwell, Mt Lehman
Union Colliery Co, Comox
East Wellington C C, E Wellington
Van Coal and Land Co, Nanaimo
Creighton, J W, New Westm'r
do
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do
Vancouver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Kettle River Coal Co,
Vancouver Coal Co,
Wize, James E,
Crowdor & Penzer,
Dobson fi Co,
Evans, Coleman & Evans,
Bannerman, A M,
Broderick, W,
Drake, W T,
Hall, Goepel & Co,
Howe, A C,
Janlon Wharf Co,
Kirk, L M,
Macintosh, S F,
Perry, Jos,
Victoria Coal, Wood & Lum-
ber Co,
Walker, Walter,
Warren, Mrs H,
Wellini^ton Collieries, R Dun
smuir & Sons
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do
do
do
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
Stemler & Earle, Victoria
COLLECTORS.
Metcalf, E,
Cassiar
Anderson, W B,
Comox
Dennis, G,
Fort Steele
Hunter, Hugh,
Granite Creek
Bennet, John S,
Kamloops
Devine, John & Son,
Vancouver
Kemp, James,
do
Baker, Harold H,
Victoria
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
Indian Industrial School, Kamloops
Praeparandi Institute, Metlakatla
Girls Central, do
Industrial, do
St. Ann's Convent, Nanaimo
Public School, do
B.C. College, New Westm'r
St. Ann's Convent, do
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St. Louis College, New Weatiii'r
Sacred Heart Academy, . Vancouver
Angela College, (Ladies) Victoria
Church of England Chinese
Mission, do
Collegiate Institute, do
St. Ann's Convent, ^ do
Victoria College, * do
All Hallows School. Yale
COLLIERIES.
Union Colliery Co, (Union), Comox
New Vancouver Coal and
Land Co, Nanaimo
East Wellington Coal Co,
East Wellington
Dunsmuir, R & Sons, Wellington
CONSULS.
Mellon, Capt H A, (Spanish
Vice-Consul, Vancouver
Kito, T, (Japanese), do
Pierce, F H, U.S. Vice-Consul, do
Meyers, Levi W, U.S, Victoria
Rithet, R P, (Hawaaian), do
Turner, Hon J H, (Italian) do
Ward, Robt, Royal Swedish
and Norwegian,
Lowenberg, Carl, (German),
Smith, T R, Belgian Consul
do
do
do
COMMISSION MERCH'TS AND
MAMFHS' AGENTS.
Gladwin, Waiter B,
Nelson, A M,
Bennett, J 8,
Carment, J J,
Ide&Bird,
Norman, M H & Co,
Wright, A J,
Marsh, Geo,
Forester, H & Co,
Jowett, Wm A,
Bell-Irving & Patterson,
Brackman & Ker,
Kendal, J K.
McOuUoch, T W
Wright Bros,
Youdall & Sinclair,
Anderson, Jno S,
Ashcroft
Chilliwack
Kamloops
do
Kaslo
do
do
Nanaimo
do
Nelson
New West'r
do
do
do
do
do
Vancouver
Baker Bros & Co, Vancouver
Baker & Leeson, do
Bell-Irving & Co, do
Boult, Walker, do
Burns, .1 , do
Canadian-Australian C«m-
mission and Trading Co
Ltd,
Chipman, J E,
Clyne, H,
Colicutt. J & Co,
Dalton <^ Thorburn,
Devine, J & Co,
Evans, Coleman & Evans,
Farquier & Flitton,
Heaps, Edw H,
Knowler & Macauley,
Leask, A O,
Macauley, Jas,
Major & Eldridge,
Martin & Robertson,
McMillan & Hamilton,
Mellon, Smith & Co,
Parks, C C,
Sinclair, J W & Co,
Stewart, F R,
Thynne, A G,
Saunders, H J,
St. George, A Q,
Vaughn & Co,
Wade, M E,
White. W W,
Wilson dc Dunlop,
Yates. A H & Co,
Yerex, Alex,
Alice and Ault,
Anderson, £ G & Co,
Bluth, H,
Byrne, Andrew, Australian
Producers and Manufac-
turers' Agent, Board of
Trade bldg,
Clearihue, J & A,
Crane, J E & Co,
Crawford, Jas,
Curwen, Chas,
Davidge, F C & Co.
Davies, J P&Co,
Earle, Thos,
Earsman, John,
Englehardt. J,
Findlay, Durban and Brodie, do
Godson, C A do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Victoria
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Gray, A B A Co,
Hartman & Nedek
Victoria
MacIntoBh, A W,
Naksup
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Nault, T,
do
Higttinbottom, R W,
do
Dickson, A,
Nanaimo
King, OhaB R,
do
Frost. G H,
do
King, CH,
do
McAdie, Henry,
do
Loewenberg & Co,
do
Morrison, N,
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MackenBie, W G,
do
McDonald, A,
Maonaughton, A £,
Martin & RobertBon,
do
Nash, A,
do
do
Olmstead, Chester,
do
Mason, TG,
do
Sharpies, I,
do
Mitchell, Jas.
do
Shaw, W N,
Bam bury, W,
Bell. R
Cameron, Bros,
Daniels, D P,
Duhammel, H,
Hanson & Hilton,
do
Mitchell, Victor.
do
Nelson
do
do
do
do
do
Robertson, Arthur,
Shaw, G C
Thompson & King,
Todd, J H & Son,
do
do
do
do
Turner, Beeton & Co
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Hill Bros,
do
Ward, Robt & Co, Ltd L, do
Keefer, A F & G J,
do
Wey, Jos W,
do
McDonald, J,
do
Wilson Bros,
do
McGuigan, G J,
Melville, S A,
do
do
Wier & Bremner,
do
Mcuat & Co,
do
Nightingale, R,
do
CONTRACTORS.
Whalley, E P,
Whitehead, Wm,
do
do
Pinkerton, Robert,
Albemi
Biggins, Samuel,
New Westm'r
Fearn, Walter D,
Ashcroft
Burns, E,
do
Rtuch, Ed,
Balfour
Calbick,J A,
do
Stevenson, M,
Chilliwack
Cederburg, PAT,
do
Elliott, J B,
Delta
Gilley & McLean
do
McDonald, James,
Donald
Armstrong, A J,
do
Oliver, Geo,
Eburne
Archibald, J M,
do
Dolan, Andrew,
Field
Allan. Thos,
do
Cowan. Geo,
• Fort Steele
Buckland,Robt,
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Flood, W L,
Hope
Gow, James,
do
Worth, J'",
do
Gray, Thos,
do
Livingston, — ,
Huntington
lioamy, James,
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Ranch, Elmere,
do
Sabourin, E,
do
Ross, Chas,
Kamloops
Hoy, H,
do
Bremner, D,
Kaslo
Kennedy. W
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Cameron, D S,
do
McQuarrie, A,
do
Foster, John,
do
MacLachlan, Dan,
do
McDonald, A L,
do
McCorvie, A,
do
McLean, L,
do
Scoullar, E S,
do
McPhee, A R,
do
McDonald, Dan,
do
Smith & Fielding,
do
Turnbull & Working,
do
McKay, D,
Keithley Creek
Williams, H J,
do
Pearce. T,
do
Cameron, James,
New Denver
Raymer, M,
Kelowna
Drake & Southerland
do
Smith, Thos,
do
Clark, John,
Nicola Lakr
Bothwell, A 8,
Keremeos
Oliver, Geo,
North Arm
Elliott, J B,
Ladners
Imbert, D I,
Plum per Pass
McLellan, John,
Langley
Robertson, A,
Port Haney
Chiaholm, Robert,
Lillooett
Carrington, W,
Revelstoke
Lehman, Thomas H,
Mt. Lehman
Helstrom, John,
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PendigUBt, D,
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Tapping, R,
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Wilband, J,
Mission City
Hanson, R,
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Little, T G,
Brown, J G,
Stelly, Geo,
Hewett, Maik,
Mann & Co,
Cummini^H, Jas,
McDonald, D W,
Sharpe, James,
Peacey, W,
Armfitrong, Peter,
Airey, Albert,
Armstrong, W H,
Bailey, W & Oo,
Ballinger, Wm,
Barnes, F A,
Bar wick, Jno E,
Bell, IVobt,
Blair, W T,
Borland, J,
Boucher, F D,
Bovd & Clandening,
Budlong, F L,
Campbell, D W,
Carter, A E,
Carter, S B,
Carter, Nelson,
Cary, George,
Charle8on,D B,
Cameron, D H,
Cnstile, Jno,
Cook, E,
Cook, W S,
Cook, Robt,
Cornish & Cooper,
Crow, S J
Defoe, J Roy,
Dalton, Jno R,
Dixon, Jas,
Farrell, W T,
Fiett, J A,
Foley, C,
Forbes, R 8,
Foster, Tames
Fee, T A,
Fletcher, Alex, '
Box, J M,
Franklin, J L,
Fraser, D M,
Eraser, W G,
Fuller, W,
Garrison, C T,
Graham, Chas O,
Griffith, A,
Garvin, J G,
Gibh, David,
Gibbons, David,
Robertson & Ilackett,
Revelstoke
Saanich
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Sidney
Sooke
Soda Creek
do
Pteveston
do
Unior
V^ancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
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do
do
do
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do
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do
do
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do
do
do
Haldon, J P,
Hill, J B,
Hunter, Thos Saml,
Ironsides, Jas,
Jopson, Jas,
Keefer & Godden,
Kemp, Jas A
Kendall, W H
Lantz, D,
Leonard, R A,
Letherdale, John,
McCuUough,
McDermid, Daniel,
McKay & Menzies,
McLeod, R,
McDonald, Duncan,
McDonald, W L,
McGhie, J B,
McGillivray, D,
McKee, W C,
McKinnon, Thos,
McLean, Allen,
McLean, Hugh,
Mcl^ean, L,
McPhalen, D J,
Moore, Peter,
Morgan, H,
Naggs,
Olfifleld, Jno,
Oliver, Geo,
Pike, J B,
Perry, Chas,
Potter, Jno,
Poralv, John S,
Powell, Thos,.
Quigley, T M,
Rennie, Chas,
Sentell, E B,
Spring, T B,
Tardif, Peter,
Thompson,
Tierney, John,
Westcott, CtL^i W S,
^Vhitead, Chas,
Barnes, Fred,
Cro«ell, T E,
Cameron, W F,
Auld, Jas R,
Baker, «ia».
Beam, Eli,
B.C. Paving & Roofing
Bell, John,
Bishop & Sherboitrne,
Bragg, Ed,
Bruce, Ge'^,
Burgess, u V,
Burns, W C,
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dr.
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
do
do
Vernon
do
do
Vict iria
Co,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A. M. BEATTIE
CITY MARKST, VANCOUVER. B. C.
ADCTIONEER, - iPPRAISER ■ AND
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CLASSIFIED BliSINESS DIKECTOhY,
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Cameron, H,
Carter, J W,
Catterall, T,
Chance, Wm J,
Christie, Thompson & Co,
Clayton, W M,
Dean, John,
Elford & Smith,
Elliott, Thos,
FuUarton & McDonald,
Gray, Saml,
Green, Horace,
Haggerty, John,
Harrison, Eli,
Harrison, J D,
Humber, Maurice,
Hurst, W 8,
Jeeves, Geo,
Lane, Vernon,
Lant;, Wm,
Lindsay, Geo,
Lorimer, W,
Matthews, T H,
Maynard, Chas,
Mayo, N C,
McDonald, H H,
McDowell, J B,
McEachern, John,
Ml Farland, Geo,
McGregor, M,
McKillican & Anderson,
McPherson, John,
Mesher, Geo C,
Moffatt, Thos
Munday, H E,
Murray, Bros,
Parsell, David,
Paterson, Thos W,
Finkerton, Robt,
Plowes, Robt,
Roper, Chas,
Russell, Jabez,
Sinclair, T F,
Smith, W J,
Snider, W Henry,
Stelly, Geo,
Styles, Thos,
Treiablay, Alexis,
Thomas, J E
Turner, John,
West, T P,
Flagher. Wm,
Warnick, L,
Nicholson, Dan,
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
DO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Watson
Webster's Corners
Wellington
COOPERS.
Lund, A O, New Westm'r
Nealson, Alfred, do
Keill, J, Sooke
Dinsmore, Ab, Vancouver
Jute & Cooperage Co, Ltd, do
Englehardt, P, Victoria
CORNICE MAKERS.
(See also Galvanized Sheet Iron Mrfs,
Cunningham Hardware Co, N. Wes'r
do
do
Vancouve
Victoria
do
Gow, James,
Vanstone, W E,
McLennan i« McFeely,
McLennan & McFeely,
Perry, W H,
CROCKERY AND GLASS-
WARE.
Sehl, John, Nanaimo
Robson, C J, New Westrr^'r
Clark, Chas, Vancouver
Creamer & Langley, do
hart, F W, do
Sehl, Hastie (" Erskine, do
Skinner, J as A & Co do
Brown, R A, Victoria
Jewell, Henry, do
Lemm, J A, do
Powell, Geo & Co, do
Sehl, Hastie, Erskine Co, do
Simpaon, Geo L, do
Salmon, E J & Co, do
Weiler Bros, do
CORDAGE.
LeckJA, J,
Vancouver
M.&H.A.F0X
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Carry the meat complete stock of
POCKET KNIVES,
RAZORS, SCISSORS,
TABLE CUTLERY, Etc.
strops and a Complete Line of Shaving
Materials, Flshins Tackle. Pipes, e^c.
78 GoTeifliDent Street, Victoria, B.C.
p. O. BOX 'iS4.
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BRITISH COLDUBIA DIRECTOBv,
CUTLERY, ETC.
{See Hardware.)
Fox, M & H A,
Victoria
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS.
Logan & Aitchison,
Leask, A O,
Nesbit, Andrew,
EnKlehardt, J F.
Finlaison, Chas S,
Rayner, T G,
Kaslo
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
DAIRIES.
Currell, Jno,
Guerin, Ed,
Abel,Wre,
Felker, J R,
McCarthey, — ,
McKinley, A I,
Raines, Walker -k Co,
Bell, Jab,
Purver, C T ^ R E,
Mcl^ean, D
Atkinson, T L,
Vancouver Dp.iry Co,
Valley Dairy Co',
Carnsew Dairy,
Victoria I»airv,
Buena Vista bairy,
Rosebank Dairy,
Oaklands Dairy,
Lockend Dairy,
Glendennin^,!,
Fairfield Dairy,
Vancouver
Kamloops
Lac La Hache
do
do
do
Nanaimo
Nciih tSaanich
Riverside
Soda Creek
Sunias
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
DANCING ACADAMIES.
Oliver, J, Victoria
DENTISTS.
Jones, AVm A,
Curry, Dr W J,
Brown, C E C,
Hall, Dr H E,
Holmes & Sharp,
Gatzen, H,
Barritt, H D,
Fowler, Ed,
Gatewood & Spencer,
Glover, Smith J,
Jackson, C A,
Barkerv'lle
Naraimo
New Westm'r
do
do
Parksville
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
Mansell, C B,
McGuire, G R,
McFall, Ja«,
McLaren, J M,
Richardson, W,
Baker, A R,
Hartman, S M,
Hall, Dr Lewis,
Haughton, Jamea,
Jones, T J,
Quintan, W J,
Verrlnder Bros,
West, A C,
Varjouver
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
DRS. ^mmm bros.
DENTISTS.
Boom 17, FiTe Sisters' Block, Cor.
Fort and Government Sts.
ARTISTIC DENTISTRY in aU ito mod-
em improvement.'', both opeiative and
MecbanicRl.
MI^SPECIALTIES. — Transplantation
ana Implantation of the Natural Teetb,
Oral Surgery, Orthodontia, Gold and Por-
celain Crown and Bridge Work
DEPOSIT AND LOAN CO'YS.
(See also Building Societies nvd Eunkf
and Bankers.)
B.C. Loan and Investmeiu ' V
B.C. Deposit and Loan Cn
Vane Island Loan and linai. ; it ';t ! j
B.C. Corporation, Ltd Lia .'°. 'ty
Robt Ward & Co, managers and
agents
Dom Building and Loan
Association, New Westminster
Fi-aser Valley Land and
Improvement Co, A B
Mackenzie & Co, agents do
Liverpool Land Improve-
ment Co do
New Westminster Building
Society, W J Walker , (>c
DETECTIVE
McNaughton, E D
Patterson, W S
AGEkCIES.
Victoria
Vancouver
T. J. TRA°P & CO., Hamware, Paints, Oils and AiEricnltnral Mileients.
Colombia Street, NEW WESTMINSTEK, B. C.
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POPULAR PRICES AND BEST OF GOODS AT THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
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later
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aents.
DIAMONDS, ETC.
(See Jewellers.)
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.
Williamb' B.C. Official Di-
rectory Co, Ltd Victoria
DRESSMAKERS.
(See alto Dry Ooods.)
Campbell, Miss B Ashcroft
Clayton, Miss Minnie
Nelson
Duhamei, Mies Cora
do
Salmond, Miss
Duncan's
Summer, Mrs
do
Richardson, A A
Nanaimo
StHnnard & Co
do
Beggs, Miss E New Westminster
Bray, Miss E
do
Catneron, Mi&s A
do
Forrest, Miss I
do
Jackson, Miss E S
do
McDon^rall, Misses
do ,
Marshall, Miss J
do
Sutherland, Miss
do
Well &Wi''!ams, Misses
do
Sea 'B, Miss Bessie Plumper Pass
Miller, Miss G
Shortreed
D'Gendron, Madame
Vancouver
Dick & Shannon
do
Gibbons, Miss M
do
Haniblin, Mrs J P
do
Kirkland, Miss L
do
Leslie, Miss Emma
do
McDonald, Miss J
do
Manners, Miss L
do
McDonald, Mrs A
do
Myles, Mrs
do
McLeod, Miss Emma
do
Packe, Misp Jennie
do
Pa ton, Mii-js Victoria
do
Pidgeon, Misses
Reid, Mrs F
do
do
Richardson & Reid
do
Summers & Orrell
do
Woodhouee, F
do
Anderson, Miss H C
Victoria
Bates, Miss E A
do
Clyde, Mrs Albert J
do
Hutcheson, James & Co
do
Spencer, David
do
Stevens & Jenkins
do
Young, H & Co
Wooldrige, the Misses
do
do
DREDGING COY'S.
Western Dredging Co, Ltd, Vancouver
DRAYMEN.
(See Express and Drayage.)
DRUGGISTS.
Henry, J, M D
McConnell, Roderick
Jessop. Grant
Clark & Co
Harding, A W
Atkins, G H
Gilpin, E M
Livirs, J W
Offerhaus, E J
Nelson, Chas
Thomas, Dr G W
Hardy, Thomas
McCartnev, W
Pimbury, E & Co
Proctor, H
Gibson, Jno
Teetzel, W F «& Co
Burnett, G T
C' "tis, D S & Co
Herring, A M
McPherson, R G
Muir, T A & Co
Parks, John A
Williams, G H
Scharschmidt, Dr Percy
Atkins & Atkins
McAlpine, J A
McDowell, H & Co
McKelvie, A J
Morrow, T R
Nelson, Chas
Reed, John
Rolls, Dr J F
Vancouver Drug Co
Watson, H H
Taylor, Richard N
Bowes, C H & Co
Campbell, D E
Cochrane & Munn
Dean & Cryderman
Hall & Co
Henderson, J N
Jackson, W R & Co
Langley & Co,
Moore & Co,
Morieon, George
Ainaworth
Comoz
Chilliwack
Kamloops
do
Kaslo
do
do
Lansdowne
Mission City
Nakusp
Nanaimo
do
flo
do
Nelson
do
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
Pilot Bay
Revelstoke
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Victoria
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Shotbolt, Thomas
Victoria Chemical Co
Patten, W N
Victoria
do
Wellington
DRY GOODS (WHOLESALE.)
Carscailen, Peck & Co
Hudson's Bay Co
Skene, \Vm
Caton, J A T & Co
Hudson's Bay Co,
Lenz & Leiser
Piercy, J & Co
Pearson, T B & Co
Turner, Beeton & Co
Vanconver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
DRY GOODS (RETAIL.)
{See also Dressmakers.)
McArthur & Harper,
Smith, R E,
Hudson's Bay Co,
McGregor, J'
Richardson, A A
Spencer & Perkins
Sloan & Scott
Stannard, J S «& Co
Stark, J
Stevenson, C E&Co
Delaney, James
Gilker & Wells
Bryan, Geo
Campbell, John
Harvey, James W
Ogle, Campbell & Freeman
Rae, Mrs W
Shadwelt, H B and Co,
Collins, H
Kam loops
do
do
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nelson
do
New Westm'r
do
Drysdale, Gordon,
Hudson's Bay Co
Layfield, H H and Co,
Page-Ponsford Bros,
Skene, Wm,
Stark, James
Summers & Orrell
Symons, Chas
Wilson, G J,
Woodward, Chas,
Craft, Wm,
Hampson, Wm S & Co,
Haughton, Thos and Co,
Hewartson, Mrs W,
do
do
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
Horner, J & Co, do
Hutcheson, J and Co, do
Lindsay, David, do
Macdonald, John & Co, R E
Cooper, agt, do
Macintosh, W R, do
Maclure, Fred S, do
Partridge, John, do
Pearson, T B and Co, do
Russell, McDonald and Co, do
Rutland, H & Co, do
Spencer, David, do
Stevins & Jenkins, do
Vigor, Mrs A, do
Wilson, Wra.A J dd
Young, H & Co, do
Cook, E & Co Wellington
McMutrie, A, do
B. C. Steam Dye Works
142 JOHNSON (near Blanthard)
VICTORIA, B. C.
The Largest Dyeing and Cleaning Estab-
liahment in the Province,
LADIES' and GENTS' GARMENTS of all
Oeacriptions Cleaned or Dyed and
Fretaed Equal to new.
GENTS' CLOTHING Neatly REPAIRED.
DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY.
HEARNS, McCANN & RENFREW,
PBOPRIBTOBa. Tele, 900.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
Nanaimo Dye Works, Frank
Charlton, prop, Nanaimo
Henderson, K A, New West'mr
Armstrong, A, Vancouver
Hay, Geo, do
B. C. Dye Wo<'!:s, Hearns,
Renfew & McCann, Victoria
Paisley Dye Works, do
EARTHENWARE.
(See Crockery and Glcutware).
Kan
City
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«90 HaaHttfft Street, Weat, Tanei»uver, B. O.
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Drewry's Redwood Brewery,
Drewry's Ale and Porter Builds up and Strengthens the System.
CI'ABSIFIED BC8INEB8 DIRECTOHY.
701
ELECTRIC LIGHT CD'S.
Katnloopa Electric Light Com-
pany, Kamloops
City Elec Light Co, Nanaimo
City Elec Light Co, New Westm'r
City Elec Liglit Co, Vancouver
City Elec Light Worlts, Victoria
Victoria Electric Light Co, do
National Electric Tramway
and Light Co, do
ELECTRICIANS.
Stewart & Mills,
Genier, G,
Saucier, J E,
Allardyce, J L,
Alexander, D,
Cutler, Geo,
Bowler, P,
Shaw, Fletcher,
Canadian Gen Elec co,
Connelly, J J,
Steward & Mills,
Stevens, G
Mc Micking, R B <& Co,
Ahearne, Jos,
Kaslo
Kam loops
do
Nanaimo
do
do
New Westm'r
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
Victoria
do
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES.
Canadian G«neral Elactrical
Co, Ltd, Vancouver
Eddy Electricul Mfg Co, do
EMBALMERS.
(See Undertakers.)
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
B.C. Employment Agcy,
Edwards, L"J,
Mason, J & Co,
Purdy, R,
Tim Kee,
Vancouver
do
do
do
Victoria
ENGINE BUILDERS AND
BOILERMAKERS.
(See Foundries and Iron Works.)
ENGRAVERS.
Bloomfiield & Son,
Innee, John C,
Crowr.her, Geo,
Philipps, W H,
New Westm'r
do
Victoria
do
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
B.C. Express Co, Ashcroft
B.C. Express Co, 108-Mile House
Dominion Express Co,
F Oliver, agent, Victoria
Wells, Fargo & Co, Agents
Green, Worlock & Co,
do
EXPRESS AND DRAYAGE.
Lewis & Baker, Kaslo
Mission City Transfer Co, Mission
Jones, David, Saanich
Atkins & Johnson, Vancouver
Heaney, J & A, Victoria
Victoria Truck and Dray Co, do
Victoria Transfer Co, do
J Bennett, do
FANCY GOODS.
(See Stationers and Dry Goods.)
Grant, Alex,
Murray, Geo,
Rose, VVm,
Kalaf, N.
Street, Mrs,
Logan, Miss F,
Summers & Orrell,
Bickford, Wm,
Armstrong
do
Chilli wack
Nanaimo
New Westm'r
Vancouver
do
Victoria
FARM MACHINERY.
(See Agricultural Implements.)
FEED.
(See Flour and Feed.)
FEED STABLES.
(See Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.)
FINANCE AGENTS.
(See also Banks.)
McKenzie, C C, Nanaimo
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Rand & Miller, New Westm'r
FLOUR AND FEED.
Mackenzie, A B & Co, do
Rosa, H G & Co, do
HoBsack, Jos, Langley
Townley, C R, do
Carney & Barrett, Nelson
Woods & Gamble, do
B.C. Milling and Feed
Barker, Robt, Vancouver
Co's Mill, Batchelor
Devine, J & Sor do
Quine, New Westm'r
;
Casement & Creerv, do
DeWolf, Geo, " do
McFarland, J W, do
Rand Bros do
Rhodes, H, do
McLachlan & Yates, do
Wulffsohn & Bewicke do
Austin, J J, Victoria
Baker, E Crow. do
B.C. Land and Investment
Agency, do
Croasdaile, H £, do
Dalby & Claxton, do
Allan, F, Vancouver
Bowver, Jno, do
Devine, H T & Co, do
Galloway, E J, do
Tomlinsbn & McTaggert, do
Welsh Bros, do
Fewster, Phillip, do
Keel & Kerr, do
McDougall & Park, Vernon
Baker, R & Son, Victoria
Clay, Sam, do
McLachlan Bros, do
1
Garesche, Green & Co, do
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Heisterman & Co, do
FEED AND PRODUCE.
Johnson, E M, do
Jones, A W & Bridgman, do
Sere and Co, Victoria
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Lowenberg, Harris <& Co, do
Morrow, Holland & Co, do
FLORISTS.
More A W «& Co, do
Blunt, Joseph, Cedar
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Bayley, Thos, Esquimalt rd
Davis, Jos P, Nanainio
FISH CURERS AHDCANNERS.
Scott, R. do
Home, R D, Somenos
Ewen & Co, New Westm'r
Mcintosh, R W, do
Crump. Henry, Vancouver
Green, J H, do
m
Wood, Travis & Co, do
Henry, M J do
Dodds, Wm, Victoria
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Archibald, Wm, do
S
FISH AND GAME.
Higgins, John T, do
Johnston, P T, do
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Anderson, Alex, New Westm'r
McTavish, G A, do
n
Boutilier, F & Co, do
Moss, Jas, do
m
Vienna, W H, do
Wright Bros, do
Norman, Wm, do
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Woolliams and McCulkich, do
FOUNDRIES AND MACHINE
1
Anderson, Chas, Vancouver
SHOPS.
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Fader, E J and Co, do
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Winch, Bower, do
(.Tee also Brass Works and Machinists.)
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Ord, Jno, Victoria
Dobeson, T & N W, Nanaimo
I
Vaio & Brooks, do
Wenborn, R J, do
Vienna, Geo, do
Ovens, Thos, New Westm'r
Brown, Peter, do
Reid & Currie do
Westm'r Foundry and
Machine Work's, do
FLOUR MILLS.
Vancouver City Foundry, Vancouver
B.C. Iron Works, do
(See Mills.)
McKelvie & Co, do
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I J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and AgrlcnlH Iipl[::]eii!s.
Golambia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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CLA88IKIEO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
703
Albion Iron Works, Victoria
Spratt & Gray, do
Victoria iron Works Co, do
Robertson, John, do
FRUIT CANNERS.
Melliuish, Geo, Chilliwack
B.C. Fruit Canning Co, Vancouver
Fraaer Valley Fruit Can-
ning Co, Ltd, • do
B.C. Fruit Canning and
Preserving Co, Victoria
FORWARDERS.
Gladwin, W B,
Wardle, Jas,
Morrisay, J,
Leask, A O,
Major and Eldrldge,
Ashcroft
Hope
do
Vancouver
do
FOUNDRIES.
(See Iron Works.)
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
Grtnt, Alex,
Murray, Geo,
Sinclair, Geo,
Cavalskjr, Geo,
Izen,.r,li8s L,
May. A,
Rawlinson, H,
Walker, Mre Geo,
Gray, Geo,
Munn, A,
Ross, M, f
Robson, C J,
Stickney, S E,
Benson, Mrs M,
Fromme, J M,
Goldberg, F.
GoMen, Max,
HarcuB, H,
Hogg, A,
Inwood, Geo,
Izen, J,
McDonough, Miss
Moore, Horatio G,
Munn, Alex,
Petersky, Simon,
Ramsay, Bros & Co,
Ross, W B,
Armstrong
do
Kamloops
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Tapley, J,
Turner, C E,
Walsh, W H,
Clay, Henry,
Lilley, H A,
McClilloch, Geo A,
Roarke, M,
Rogers, C W,
Vienna, G,
Wagg, Edwin,
Vancouver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
FUEL
(See Wood and Coal Dealers.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(See Undertakers.)
FURNISHED ROOMS.
(Set also Boarding Houses tt Hotels.)
FUR DRESSERS.
Churton, A, Victoria
FUR DEALERS.
(See also Hides and Skins.)
H.B. Co,
Baldee, M,
Borne, Walter J,
Bornstein, H,
BoBcowitz. J & A,
BoBCowitz & Sons,
Hudson's Bay Co,
Logan, Geo,
Lubbe, Theodore,
Ullman, Joseph & Co,
V^ancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
FURNITURE MANFRS.
Mercier, Geo & Co, New Westm'r
Murchie, David, do
Wintemute Bros, do
Wild, M, New Denver
Hart, F W, Vancouver
Vane Mfg & Tdg Co, Ltd, do
Sehl, Hastie and Erskine, Victoria
Weiler Bros, do
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FURNITURE DEALERS.
Hamill & McLeod,
Gillanders, \ H,
Gordon, M P,
Aldous, H,
McDonald, Jaa & Co,
Hamill & Co,
Hilbert, John,
May, J,
Sehl, J J,
Foster, H,
McDonald, J & Co,
Fales, W E,
Gregory, G H & Co,
Wintennute Bros,
McDonald & Co,
Hart, F W,
Cady, Lewis,
Campbell, H,
Hutchlngs, G W,
Sehl, Hastie and Ersklne,
She)ton and Co,
Smith Bros,
Esnouf, R B,
Ker, W C,
Lowell, Hy R,
Powell G and Co,
Salmon, E J & Co,
Sehl, Hastie and Erskine,
Shore & Anderson,
Weiler Bros,
Sehl, J J & Co,
Thompson, J A,
Armstrong
Chilliwack
Kani loops
Kaslo
do
Lansdowne
Nanaimo
do
do
Nelson
do
New Westm'r
do
do
Revelstoke
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Wellington
do
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GALVANIZED SHEET IRON
MANUFACTURERS.
Saul, Fredk, Victoria
Cunningham Hardware Co, N.West'r
Swalwell & Vanstone, do
Scoullar & Co, Vancouver
Cooley, Hy, Victoria
McLennan and McFeely, do
Perry, W H, do
GAME.
{See Fish and Oame. )
GARDENERS.
(.See Landscape Oardeners.)
GAS, WATER, AND STEAM
FIXTURES.
(See also Plumbers.)
GAS COMPANIES.
Nanairao Gas Co, Nanaimo
New Westm'r Gas Co, New Westm'r
Vancouver Gas Co, Vancouver
Victoria Gas Co, Victoria
GENERAL DEALERS.
{See also Retail Orocers.)
t" General Dealers," mean those
that deal in groceries, boots and gen-
eral supplies, both wholesale and re-
tail.
Monroe, F,
Moi'rissey, E A,
White, Herbert,
Oiegerich, Henry,
Green Bros,
Huff, G A,
Saunders, F P,
Alport, J P,
McKay, Angus,
Frigon, Edw,
Simpson, H,
Ebbargill & Co,
Wood, Robt,
Bailey, Wm,
Foster, F W,
Balfour Trading Co,
Kelly, A,
Rogers, S A,
Clayton, John,
Allan, Wm*
Pike & Beeton,
Ackerman, Jos
Rogers, H N,
Duck Kee,
Gee Zep,
H.B. & Co,
Lewis, S G,
Pottinger, David,
Dester, G,
Ashwell & Sons,
Ferris, W F,
Henderson Bros,
Irwin, B A,
Rudland, Jas,
Orlando, G B,
Abbotsford
do
Agassiz
Ainsworth
do
Alberni
do
Aldergrove
do
Alert Bay
do
Armstrong
do
Ashcroft
do
Balfour
Barkerville
do
Bella Bella
Brio^re Creek
Brow nsville
Burgoyno Bay
do
Cache Creek
do
Cassiar
Chemainus
do
Chilcoten
Chilliwack
do
do
do
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Nanaimo
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Vancouver
Victoria
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I Orocers.)
8," mean those
, boots and gen-
holesalo and re-
Abbotsford
do
Agassiz
Ainsworth
do
Alberni
do
Aldergrove
do
Alert Bay
do
Armstrong
do
Ashcroft
do
Balfour
BarkerviUe
do
Bella Bella
Brid^re Creek
Brownsville
Burgoyno Bay
do
Cache Creek
do
Cassiar
Ghemainua
do
Chilcoten
Chilliwack
do
do
do
Claxton
Clayton
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705
Bell, E,
Clinton
Wardle, James
Hope
Foster, F W,
do
Chong Kee
do
Hill, R B,
Cloverdale
Hunter, Hy
do
Galbraith, J F,
do
Gibson, R H,
Howe Sound
Farnsworth, J,
Clover Valley
Morrisey, Frank
Huntington
Galbraith, J F,
do
Truswell, S E,
do
Porter, Jas T,
Cobble Hill
H.B. Co
Kamloopa
Duncan Bros,
Coinox
Gaglietto, M & Co
do
Holmes, J B,
do
Man son, J
do
McPheel Jos,
do
McArthur & Harper,
do
Kelly, R B, Coquitlam Municipality
Smith, K E
do
Corfleld, Geo T,
Corfield
Aberneth.^v & Pickney, Kaslo |
Aruytage, H D G,
Coultlee
Allen, Mrs E W,
do
Cair & Co,
do
Casejr, H,
Geigmch, C,
do
Blair, Gilbert,
do
do
Ordano, G B,
Cowichan
Groneweg, G,
do
Kelly, Ed,
Cranbrook
Green BroR,
do
[See Fort Steele.)
Hayes, J C,
do
Hauck, GuB,
Delta
Mclnnes. A,
do
{See Ouichon,)
McKenzie, R & Co,
do
Hinchliffe, 8,
do
Plunkett, C E,
do
McNeely, Thos,
do
Potter, W A,
do
Harper, Jas, jr.
Departure Bay
Lequime Bros
Kelowna
Fos;er, Wm,
do
Veith & Borland
Keithley Creek
Place, J S,
Dog Creek
Coulthard, Jno
Keremeos
Sing Lee,
do
Daly, Thos
do
Kimpton, R A,
Donald
Spraggett, E
Kettle River
Manuel & Ruttan,
do
Crosier, Chris
Koksilah
Patmore, Robt W,
do
Tinglev, C H
Lac La Hache
Bazet. Chas,
Duncans
H.B. Co
Jjanglev
Jaynes, W P,
do
McLelland, Murdoch
do •
Fburn, W H,
do
Riddell, R W
Langley Prairie
Gowen, Geo,
East Wellington
Lang, D A
Lardeau City
Eburne, W H,
Eburne
Smith, A W.
Lillooet'
Nicholson, Jos,
Elgin
Long, Jno,
do
Harvey, Oliver,
Enderby
Ordini, Mrs H,
do
Clayton, Fredk,
Fuller & Goodwin,
Esquimau
"hair, C A,
do
do
Ordino«& Santini,
do
Carlin & Lake,
Field
London Bros,
Lulu Island
Baker, Lt Col, Jas,
l*ort Steele
Green, John,
Lund
Galbraith, Robt L T
do
Pearson, Jas,
Lytton
Griffith, D,
do
Stevenson, A,
do
Kelly, E M,
do
Rabagliati, B,
do
Dwick, .F A,
Golden
Walsh, Wm,
do
Lang, F,
do
H.B. Co,
Massett
Cook. F P,
Granite Greek
Robaon, W M,
Mayne Island
Rabbitt, Thos,
do
(See Plunwer Pass.)
Fremento, P, McP
Blackburn Bros,
Grand Prairie
person's Station
Clemes Bros,
do
Debrisay, Melville,
Mission
Clemitson R M,
do
Thompson, E J,
Mount Lehman
Sherman & Hinchliffe, Guichon
Langley, J G,
do
Brown, Wm,
Hall's Prairie
Bower, Gideon,
Moodyville
Thrift, Hy Thos,
do
Bourne, J,
Nakusp
Lazenby, Bros
Deen, L
do
Lemon, R E,
do
Harrison River
Bigelow, Geo A & Co
Nelson
Menton, E
do
Bigelow, Geo,
do
Spring, Capt
H.B. Co
Hesquiat
Hume & Co,
Nelson
Hope
Lemon, R E,
do
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Bevilockway. Geo, Nanaimo
Cavalsky, (jeo, do
Uelbert, Edwd, do
Hilbert,.Kich, do
HirHt Bros, do
Hobbi>, J H, do
Hoggan, Wm, do
Home, A G & Son, do
Johnston, A R & Co, do
Kenyon, T. do
Langton, W M, do
Manson, Lawrence, 4o
McCush, John, do
McCutcheon, C, do
McDonald, D 8, do
McMillan, J H & Co, do
Nanaimo Equitbl Pioneer Soc do
Scott, Gapt S L,
Young, Jas,
Parbin, John,
Bourne Bros,
Ehrmamtrant «&
Brown Joseph,
Eickhoflf, Fied,
Harvey, H,
Havesi M,
Holt, E F,
Johnson, Ed,
McDonough, Chaa,
Parnell and Gunn,
Wise, Jas,
Armstrong, G B,
Woodward. R M,
Howse, A E,
Lyons, J and £,
Jany and Crossan,
Jones, Samnel,
Rumming, ^'redk,
Syndicat, Francais,
Brentzen, Paul,
(See Port Simpson)
Cameron, A,
Cunningham, Geo,
Cunningham, RcIit,
Hudson's Bay Cc
{See Port Simps m).
Jacobson, Victor,
McEwen, Alex.
Rothwell, Frank,
Brackman, Hy,
Lequime Bros,
Veith & Borland,
Eagle & Paxton,
Pinchbeck, W.
do
do
do
New Denver
Madsen, do
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nicola
do
Nicola Lake
North Bend
Northfleld
do
do
do
Northwest Coast
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ITorth Saanich
Okanagan Mission
150-Mile House
do
170-Mile House
Morrison, C F, Oway Keno,
Northwest Coast
Kruger, Theo, Osoyoos
Fairless, W,
Lee, Wm,
Hirst, A,
Manning, W J,
McCuddy, W,
Wade, A H,
Galena Trading Co,
CoUinson, W T,
Robson, W M,
Powell, F G,
Johnson, W,
Monison, M K,
Carr, John,
Docksteader, Dan,
Sinclair and Carr.
Dale, J M,
Lazenby Bros,
Latta, J and Sons,
Tayes, Jos,
Jaynes, W P,
Reid and Johnston,
H. B. Co,
Veith & Borland,
Charters, Robt,
Corfield, Geo T,
Wylie, E W,
Bourn(< Bros,
Coursier, H N,
Gilker and Wells,
Hum'!, CB&Co,
Mornssey, Ed,
Cameron, H,
McGuire, Chas Alex,
Shaw, T,
Akerman, Joa,
Bittancote, E J,
Rogers, H,
Jane, John,
Sweet, Kenneth,
Porter, S T.
Shortreed, R T,
McBryan, A,
Ross, J,
Forrester, Col E,
Dickinson, L,
Dunlevy, P C,
McLeese, Robt, ' •■
Kier, Jas,
Milne, Ed,
Cameron, W F,
Murray, John,
Barrick, J B
ClemeSi A,
Curnow, Rd,
Woods & Campbell,
Black, Neil,
Houston, Glen,
Osoyoos
Pavilion Mountain
Parksville
Penticton
do
do
' Pilot Bay
Plumper Pass
do
do
Port Essington
do
Port Hatiey
do
do
Port Hammond
do
Port Kells
Port Moody
Quamichan
Quesnelle
do
Quesnelle Forks
Quilchena
do
Read Island
Revelstoke
do
do
do
Riverside
Rock Creek
Salmon Arm
do
Salt Spring Island
do
do
Savonas
Sea Island
Shawnigan
Shortreed
Bhuswap
do
Sicamous
Sidney
Soda Creek
•■ do
Somenos
Sooke
Spallumcheen
Spence's Bridge
do
do
do
do
Souzzum
do
Mashiter, Wm, Squaraish Valley
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CHICAGO, U,S. A'
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Pavilion Mountain
Parksville
Penticton
do
do
0, ■ Pilot Bay
Plumper Pass
do
do
Port Easington
do
Port Hatiey
, do
, do
Port Hammond
do
, Port Kells
Port Moody
Quamichan
Quesnelle
do
Quesnelle Forks
Quilchena
do
Kead Island
Revelstoke
do
do
do
Riverside
Rock Creek
Salmon Arm
do
Salt Spring Island
do
do
Savonas
Sea Island
Shawnigan
Shortreed
Shuawap
do
Sicamous
Sidney
Soda Creek
do
Somenos
Sooke
Spallumcheen
Spence's Bridge
do
do
do
11, do
Souzzum
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Squaraish Valley
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
707
Dodd, L M,
Peebles, John
Blair, W T,
Bull, Mrs H A,
Forlong & Sexsmith,
Kalahue, Robt,
McKay, Wm,
McLeod, E E,
Sisson. W H,
Trites, W A,
McGillivray, D,
Miller, David,
Ghurchland, J,
Topping & Hanna,
McKim Bros,
McLean, Jas B,
McLean, T D,
Hall, Robert,
Manson Bros,
Wilmot, F,
Dockendorf, W,
Fairbairn, Mrs A J,
Fairbairn, James,
Whitenack, A &J,
Cameron, W F,
Langman & Sills,
Hudson's Bay Co,
Martin, W R,
Sl.atford, W T,
Megaw, W R,
Hudson's Bay Co,
Powell, Geo,
Hanson, Nils,
(See Fort Steele)
Griffith, David,
(See Fort Steele)
Keith & Beebe,
Arhuton, E R,
Wilson, W A,
Kempton, David,
(See Fort Steele)
Bickle, E W & Co,
Cook, E & Co,
Haggart, H D,
Jones, Walter & Co,
Kelly, R B,
Smith, Geo A,
York, L C,
Eagle. W,
Creighton, D J,
Johnston, R L,
Stanley
do
Steveston
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sumas
do
Surry Centre
Trail Creek
Union
do
do
Valdez Island
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
Vernon
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
'.Vasa
Wild Horse Creek
Waneta
Watson
Webster's Corners
Windmere
Wellington
do
do
do
Westm'r Junction
Whonnock
do
Williams Lake
Yale
do
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
(See Clothing Outfitters.)
GLASS DECORATORS.
Bloomfield, H, & Son, New Westm'r
GLASSWARE.
(^ee Crockery.)
GLAZIERS.
(See Painters.)
GRAIN DEALERS.
(See Flour, Feed, Etc.)
GROCERS, RETAIL.
(See also Oenerul Dealers.)
Fuller & Goodwin,
Coburn, W H,
Exley, AR.
Heddle, W T & Co,
Hirst Bros,
Home, A G «& Son,
Johnston, A R & Co,
Parkin, Jno,
Manson, Laurence '
McKeen, N C,
Rowe, R H,
McLean, H,
The Tea Company,
Lindsay & Aldons,
Adams, Geo,
Armstrong, R J,
Beer, Jas,
Brown, Joseph,
Cross, Bros,
Green, A R,
Johnson & Mackenzie,
McDonald Bros,
McDonough, Chas,
McKinnon, John,
Rae, Jas D & Co,
Wise, Jas,
Annandale, T S,
Anderson, Chas,
Anderson & Co,
Bearman, W,
Brown, Bros,
Brown, J T & Sons,
Cassidy, Thos,
Cannonica, Mrs M,
Condre, Mrs H,
Esquimau
Nanaimo
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nelson
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
do
Vancouver
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Clark, J F, Vancouver
Claj^ton, Ed, do
Davis, W L, 'no
Dogherty, J W, do
Edgett Bros, do
Filion, F, do
Fletcher, J, do
Foreman, C F, do
Franks, Z, do
Freeland, Geo, do
Gain, Hy, do
Hesson & Irving, do
H.B. Co, do
Hutchinson, J G & Co, do
Hoey, J D, do
Irving, J A, do
Keat, H E, do
Law, James, do
McDonough, Mrs, do
McLean, Allen, do
McCluskey, Geo, do
McTaggart, M, do
Meek, G E, do
Middleton, Walter, do
Munn, Alex, do
McKnight, H, do
McMillan & McLeod, do
Morrison, Alex, do
Muir, Archie, do
Nadelman, L, do
Phillip, C S, do
Reid, D R «& D J, do
Robertson, W H, do
Olmstead, R, do
Russell, McDonald & Co, do
Rude «& Co, do
Scuitto, John & Co, do
Smith & Freeland, do
Stevenson & Rockett, do
Stewart, D & Co, do
Templeton, Wm, do
Wagg, Geo, do
Walker, Thos, do
Webster, Bros, do
Weeks & Robson, do
Welch & Nightingale, do
Whittenack. A J, do
Winch, R V, do
Auld, W E, Victoria
Acton, Levi, do
Bachelor, Wm, do
Beaumont, C J, do
Blair & Gordon, do
Bossi, C, do
Bossi, A V, do
Bownes & Creadon,
Brown, Geo H,
Brown Bros,
Campbell, S G,
Cameron, Chas N,
Came, Fredk,
Carpenter, A M,
Clay, Saml,
Cox, James,
Dickinson, L,
Dwyer, W J,
Erskine, Wall & Co,
Fell & Co,
Fee, D F,
Franck, J H,
Fell, Jas,
Grice, J & Co,
Hall & Renouf,
Hawkins, John,
Hillard, Jos
Jackson, B '
Jameson,
Johnson,
Johns Bros,
Lapierre, Horace,
Leonard, Jno,
Lester, Hy,
Mewburn, W B C. '
McDonald, John T,
McMillan Bros,
McNiffe W,
Meld ram, J W,
Moody, T G,
Munroe, Geo E,
Ravner, Thos C,
Rooertson, A G,
Ross Oixi H & Co,
Rowbotham, A J & Co,
Rusta, Andrew,
Saunders, Henry,
Schoen, Sigmund,
Speed Bros,
Shilling, F M,
Smith, J C,
Thompson, Wm,
Ward, John,
Wille, Louis,
Wilson, Mrs P,
Wrigglesworth, J,
Watson & Hall,
Gould, I,
Victoria
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CI.ABHIFIED nUBINEBH DIKECTOKY.
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GROCERS, WHOLESALE.
Baker Bros & Co, Vancouver
Hudson's Bay Co,
Oppenheimer Bros,
Tufts & Son,
Wilson Bros,
Alice & Ault,
Earle, Tiios,
Fell & Co,
Hudson's Bay Co,
Leiser, Simon,
Rithet, R P & Co,
Saunders, H,
Todd, J H & Son,
Wilson Bros,
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
GUNSMITHS.
Rusliton, Francis,
Mathews, A G,
Webb, S H,
Straube, V J,
Tisdate, Chas E,
Barnsley & CoUister,
Pardoe, Chas,
Short, Hy & Son,
Kamloops
New Westm'r
do
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
HARDWARE.
{See Agricultural Implement Dealers.)
Hammill & McLeod, Armstroni;
Cawley. S A, Chilliwack
Mellard, Sam, do
Stoddart, David A, Clinton
Nicholles & Renouf, Enderby
Prior, E G & Co, Kamloops
Vair, J as, do
Byers' Hardware Co, Kaslo
Armstrong, W J, Lansdowne
Langton, W M, Nanaimo
Pleace, J H, do
Van Houten and Randall, do
Cameron & Anderson, New Westm'r
Campbell & Anderson, do
Cunningham Hardware Co, do
Dunn, Thoa & Co, do
Godfrey, Alex, do
Trapp, T J & Co, do
Vanetone, W E, do
Creamer & Langley, Vancouver
Cunuingham Hardware Co, do
Curtis & Newson,
Dunn & Co,
Fonseca, J W,
Godfrey, & Co,
Hamilton, Wm Mfg Co,
McLennan and McFeely,
Meek, Geo E,
Tye & Co,
Goudron, Jules,
Prior, E G & Co,
Ralph, Wm,
ScouUar, AW,
Sykes, Jno,
Nicholles & Renouf,
Prior, E G,
Armstrong, W J,
Brown, Robt,
Currall, Wm D,
McGregor, A & Sons,
Marvin & Tilton,
Matthews, Richards & Tye,
Nicholles and Renouf,
Perry, W H,
Prior E G & Co,
Phillips, Geo,
Powell, Geo,
Shore & Anderson,
Wilson, W & J,
Thompson, Jno A,
Vancouver
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Vernon
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Victoria
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Wellington
HARNESSMAKERS.
Collins, David,
Hancock, Wm,
McKay, L,
Newton, E J,
Robinson & McRae,
Millikan, J W,
McCallum, Wm A,
Myers, C W,
Doule, Wm,
Leckie, J,
Davidson, E C,
McLaren, D,
Livingston, W B,
Frane, Wm,
Frayne, Rich,
McNeill, Ed W,
Barrett, F T,
Douglas, B,
Newton, E J ,
Stuart, Geo,
Barrett, Thos,
Driscoll, E,
Cooper, H C,
Armstrong
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Ashcroft
Brownsville
Chilliwack
Clinton
Delta
Duncans
Fort Steele
Howe Sound
Kamloops
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Kaslo
Kelowna
Lansdowne
Nanaimo
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New Westm'r
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Nicola Lake
Steveston
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BBITIBH COLUMBIA DIBECTORY.
Heney, B F,
"Vancouver
Tempieton, Wm,
do
Wilson, D,
do
Heron, Rott,
McKenzie, Jno,
Norria, Fredk,
Victoria
do
do
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED.
{See Flour and Feed.)
HERBALISTS.
Hardy, Thos,
/immer, Prof Geo E,
I'lsh, Thos,
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Victoria
HIDES AND SKINS.
(See Fvr Dealers.)
Bissinger & Co, Victoria
Bornstein, H,
do
HOSPITALS.
Royal Hospital, Barkerville
Donald Hospital, Donald
Rayal Naval, Esquimalt
Roval Inland, Kamloops
Caledonia. Metlakatla
Nanaimo Hospital, Nanaimo
Private Hospital, DrPraoger's do
Vericona Home, do
Royal Columbia, New Westm'r
St Mary's, (R.C.) do
City Hospital, Vancouver
St Luke's Home, piivp-ie, do
Alexandra, do
Royal Jubilee, Victoria
Ensor Institute. do
St Joseph's, (R.C.) do
Old and Infirm, do
HORSESHOERS.
(See Blacksmiths.)
HOTELS.
Riverside, Morrisey, E A,
prop, Abbottsford
?lcRae, Mrs, Aeassiz
Probert, Mrs R, (U>
Devlin, Thos, Ains worth
McKay, Adam, do
McKinnon, A A, do
Columbia House, J McNeil,
prop, do
Olson, Chus, do
Windsor House, R McLeod,
prop, do
Sareault, M M, Albe rni
Barrow, Thos, Alexandria
McJnnes, Alex D, do
Armstrong Hotel, F W Fleteher,
prop, Armstrong
Asncroft, Wm Lyne, Ashcroft
prop, Ashcroft
Cargile, W R Puckett, do
Balfour Hotel, G W Gallop
& Sons, prop,
Andrew Kelly,
C House,
Jacob Mundorf,
Hardy, Thos,
McCauley, Thos,
Southerland, J,
Jas Punch,
Geo Stevenson,
Georjte Taylor,
Balfoilr
Barkerville
do
Bonaparte
Boundary Creek
do
do
Brownsville
Cache Creek
Cedar
Horshoe Bay Hotel, M Howe,
prop, Chemainus
Lewisville, 8 G Levels, do
Harrison Hotel, Mrs M Harrison
prop, Chilliwack
Queen's Hotel, G F Lundy,
prop, do
Kir by, H, Claxton
Cimton, Marshall & Smith, Clinton
Tjominion Hotel, R Walker, do
f!argile, Wm, do
Starr Hotel.J Starr,pro,Clover Valley
Cobble Hill, J T Porter, Cobble Hill
Haslam, James, Cilwood
Graham, Robt, Comox
Lome, S J Cliffe, do
Elk Hotel, do
Riverside, J J Grant, do
Sharp, William, do
Kelley, R B, Coquitlam Munici'ty
Coutee, Alex, Coutlee
Ordano, G B, Cowichan
Price & Jaynes, Cowichan Lake
Lake House, A C Fraser, do
Delta, T McNeely,
Hicks, H A Hicks,
Waddell, John L,
Harper, Jos,
Seely, Wm,
Alderlea, D H Adams,
Quamichan, C H Dickie,
Delta
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Departure Bay
Ducks
Duncans
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T. J. TRAPP & CO.. Hardware,
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CLASSIFIF.D BUBINESB DIBECTOKY.
711
Forest, T Forest, Donald
Woodbine, Mrs P Murphy, do
Selkirk, Geo Southerland, do
Elgin, J Nicholson, Elgin
Enderby, Lambly Bros, Eiiderby
McCarter, Jos A, Errington
Trentham, Bayley, Jos, Esquimau
Esyiiimalt, Jas E Day. do
Coach & Horses, W B Smith, do
Globe, Chas Fish«?r, do
Howard, J T Howard, do
Parson's Bridge, R Price do
Ship Inn, Harris & Carr, do
Four-Mile House, B Gouge, do
New Inn, Jno Doran, do
Brewer, Sam, Fairmont Springs
Monarch House, A Hanson, Field
C.P.R. Hotel, do
Chas Levett, Fort Steele
Glacier House, H A Perley, Glacier
Barnes, H W, Galena
Queen's, J C Greene, Golden
Kootenay, H Connacher, do
Goldstream, J Phair, Goldstream
Port Guichon, Sherman &
Hinhcliife, Guichon
Henderson, John, Hagan
St Leonards, Spink, — , Hall's Prarie
St Alice, Brown Bros,
Harrison Hot Springs
Burton, Jas, Harrison Hot Springs
Knight, Wm, Harrison Hot Spiings
Royal Oak, Duval, L, prop. Heal
Stephens, John, do
Galloway, Chas, Hope
Corri^an, Jas, di
American, McKay, Alex, Huntington
Huntington, Pomeroy & Co, do
Swan, Anderson, Illecillewaet
Richardson, Thou, do
Sanberg, Olie, do
Windsor Hotel, Anderson, S, do
Colonial,Latremouille,J P, Kanloops
Cosmopolitan, Ratchford, J, tio
Dominion, Nelson, F W, do
Grand Pacific, Unwin.W L, do
Oriental, Peterson, John, do
Cojur d'Alene, Ward, — , Kaslo
Adams Hotel, Adams & Cum-
niings, do
Montana Hotel, Beattie &
Saunders, do
Bruce, D D, do
Kaslo Hotel, Carson, T L, do
Edianus, M, do
DardaneUs, Coy, E E, do
Grand Central, Fletcher, A, do
Leland, Devlin & McKay, do
Ottawa, McAndrews & Mur-
cheson, do
Palace,Mahoney& Lundberg do
Great Northern Hotel. do
Baldwin House, do
McLaren, Jno, Kettle River
Koksilah, Boal, Jas, Koksilah
Commercial, Towle, Mrs £, Langley
Brown, Peter, do
McLeod, Robt, Lardeau City
Allen, Mrs J, Lillooet
Globe, Hautier, A J, Lytton
Baillie, J McKnight, do
Fremento, P, McPherson
Mayne Island House,
Robson, Wm, Maj-ne Island
{See Plumper Pass.)
Hotel Mission, Mission
Mills, F, do
Monison, Jno, do
Central Hotel, do
Windebank, H, do
McPherson, Alex, Moodyville
Madden, H, Nakusp
Phair & Thorburn, do
Thomas, H S, do
Balmoral, J Hough, Nanaimo
Bav View House, McKeen,
JB, do
Britannia, Hindmarsh, R, do
Central, Thompson, J A, do
Commercial Hotel, do
Crescent, Bennett, Jas, do
Grand, Wm Steele, do
Identical, Jno Morrello, do
Italian, J Humphrey, do
International, F Parks, do
Nanaimo Hotel, Gough &
Evans, do
Newcastle Hotel, E Donlan, do
Occidental, G Steffen, do
Old Flagg Inn, J E Jenkins, do
Opera House, W K Leighton, do
Oriental, John C Eraser, do
Palace, Thos Peters, do
Park. Mrs E Evans, do
Provincial, Mrs A Miller, do
Royal, Jos Guffolo, do
Talbot Hotel, Jno Perry, do
Wilson, Walter Wilson, do
Windsor, H Dempsey, do
Flint, F W, Nelson
Gallop, R, do
Belleview, Isaac Holden, do
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Nelson
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Lewis, J B,
Nelson, The, Marks & Van
Ness,
Ward & Corning,
International, Dawson &
Craddock,
Grand, Hansom & Lowen-
berg,
Kootenajr, Alex Johnson,
Silver King, J Johnson
Madden House, T & H
Madden,
Phair Hotel, Miss S Camp-
bell,
Stanley Hotel, Mrs Mc-
Donald, do
Tecumseh, Riesterer, Chas, do
Getting & Henderson, New Denver
Thornburn, G, do
Brownsville, Jos Punch, New West'r
Caledonia, R W Mcintosh, do
Central, Wm Collier, do
Cleveland, Jas R Brennan, do
Colonial Geo Raymond, do
City Hotel, F Raith, do
Cosmopolitan, McDonald &
Co, do
Depot Hotel, P O Bilodeau, do
Douglas, A Tolmie, do
Eickhoff House, J Nicholson, do
Grotto, Small, do
Guichon Hotel, L Guichon, do
Holbrook, Al Vachon, do
International, Thos Levi, do
Mchts Exchange, Jas Cash, do
Occidental, J C Gray, do
Queen's Hotel, Geo Williams, do
Russell House, Matthew
Gray, do
Telegraph, Hogan Bros, do
Barry, Smith, Robt M, do
Smith, Clair,
Fink, H & Jno,
Fraser Canyon
(C.P.R.)
Webb, Jno,
Horth, Chas,
Wall, Thos,
Wright, Alex,
Lequime Bros
Christian, Joseph
McDonald, A,
Allan, W,
Kline. FR,
Honainger, A W,
Nicola Lake
North Bend
House
do
do
Northfield
do
North Saanich
Okanagan Mission
do
do
100-Mile House
OsooyoB
do
Hansen, A, Palliser
(See Golden.)
Hirst, A, Parksville
Shurber, Jos, Penticton
Blanchard, Jos, Pilot Bay
Dockpteader, Mrs, Pitt River Mdows
Port Guichon Hotel, Port Guichon
Dale, J M, Port Hammond
Cosmopolitan, Docksteader,
Mrs D, Port Haney
Caledonia, McCoskery,
Geo, Port Moody
Williscroft, W, Port Simpson
Golden Eagle, Belanger.G, Quesnelle
Occidental, McLean, John, do
O'Rourke, E, Quilchena
Central, Abrahamson Bros,
Revelstoke
Columbia Hotie, Brown &
Clarke, do
Stockholm House, Stone, J, do
Victoria Hotel, Cowan, W, do
Union Hotel, Brown, H A, do
Morrisey, E A, Riverside
Robson, L Leveque, Robson
Haddicum & Co, Rock Greek
Mount Newton, Suanich
Royal Oak, L Duval, Lake Die
Kemp, John, S Saanich
Henderson, John, do
Rural Hotel, McKenzie, Alex do
Stevens, John,
Brown, N H,
Ferguson, A,
Sweet, Kenneth,
Keonig, Geo,
Chase, W,
Lake View Hotel, E Fores-
do
Swan Lake
Savonas Ferry
Sea Island
Shawnigan Lake
Shuswap
ter,
Bissett, W A,
Dunlevy, Peter 0,
McLeese, Robt,
Cartwright. — ,
Clemes, Archie,
Curnow, Richard,
Winters, Jane,
Stanley Hotel,
Commercial Hotel, F N
Trites,
Blair, W T,
Durick, Jas C,
Davis, Samuel,
Victoria, Grant, Alex,
Vernon, H Mcintosh,
Sicaroous
Sydney
Soda Greek
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Spalluincheen
Spence's Bridge
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Stanlev
Coldstream, H G MuUer
Steveston
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Thunder Hill
Union
Vernon
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CITY MARKET, VANCOUVBR. B. C.
DBEWRY'8 Redwood BREWERY. Winnipeg
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIUECTOBY.
713
Kalemalka, W G Meakin, Vernon
Okanagan, Gideon Milligan do
Albion, Mrs Wood, Vancouver
Alhambra, S Tliompson, do
Atlantic, A Schwahn, do
Balmoral, Allan & McDonald do
Barnard Castle, Melville &
Manuel, do
Bridge Hotel, John Austin, do
Brighton House, G Black, do
Brunswick Hotel, P Carev, . do
Cabinet Hotel, F D McLen-
nan do
Carter House, L Carter, do
Central Hotel, Thos Quann, do
City Hotel, A L Fairon, do
Clarence, F Foubert, do
Colonial, A Diebel, do
Columbia, Jos Dixon, do
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Abray «&
Wellington, do
Delmonico, P F Emerson, do
Dougall, David Wilson, do
Edinburgh Hotel, N Allen do
Englewood, Jas Fortes do
Europe, A Colori, do
Glasgow, A Langlev, do
Golden Gate Hotel, F G Twigg, do
Gold House, C Dawson, do
Granville Hotel, Reid & P
erts, lo
Foffman House, S McDonalu do
Hotel Vancouver, C.P.R. Co, do
Hotel Montreal, R Piper, do
Imperial Hotel, T Leach, do
Inlet View Hotel, J B Schult, do
Jubilee, R Henderson, do
Leland House, W Hamilton, do
Manor House, do
Merchants' Fxchange, W J
Meakin, do
MontreRl. Mrs Mellor, do
Northern Pacific, W J Robin-
eon, do
Occidental, do
Ontario House, J Brown, do
Oriental Hotel, Crean &
Thomas, do
Ottawa House, C Sherdahl, do
Pacific Hotel, McLean &
Murray, do
Palmer House, Crean &
Thomas, do
Pullman, A & D McLennan, do
Queen's Hotel, Wm Jenkins, do
Quebec, Peter Dubois, do
Regina Hotel, Mrs S Burr, Vancouver
Richmond House, Henderso;)
ik McDonald, do
Russ House, i'hos Smith, do
Rossin, J Canovan, do
Secord House, do
Sherman House, Meytyer &
Liberty, do
Stag and Pheasant Hotel, B
Wrede, do
Sunnyside Hotel, Mowatt &
Canonica, do
Terminus flotel, W R Jones, do
Tremont Hotel, McHugh, do
Union Hotel, A Larson, do
Victoria, A Johnson, do
Waverlv Hotel, Fleming, do
Albion Hotel, GHBattage, Victoiia
American Hotel, do
Angel Hotel, F Carne, do
Balmoral, F W Garland, do
Brunswick, J A Grant, do
Barnes House, T J Burnes, do
Burnside, M Rowland, do
California, A Bechtel, do
Clarence, Wishart & Mel-
dron, do
Coloniiil-Metropole, do
Colonist, Chas Muriset, do
Commercial, H Noble, do
Ci'Hniopolitan, John Begg, do
Dallas, W Jensen, do
Dominion, Stepiien Jones, jr, do
Df iiiunico, Peti i^ Jackson, do
Driard Hotel, Redon \ Hart-
nagle. do
Empire Hotel, A P Biigg», do
Grand Paciii. Hotel, J Sauer, do
Hotel Victoria, P T Patton, do
Leland, Atary T Cole, do
Mount Baker Hotel, Oak Bay
Beach, J A Virti , do
New York H^t.' Mrs John-
son, do
Occidental, K H Berryman, do
Oriental, Wm McKeon &
Son, do
Poodle Dog; L Marboeuf, do
Pritchard, John B Jones, do
Queen's, Richards & Hughes, do
RusB House, do
Telegraph, Jonathan Merri-
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Vancouver Hotel , F J Dawley do
Victoria Gardens, R C Davies do
Western, Geo Walker,- do
Willows Hotel, do
Windsor, Alex McDonald, do
Wilson, W K TuUoch, do
Clark, T W, Watson
Flagherty, Jas, do
Jarvis, Fred W, do
Moody, H H, Wi^bst^r's Corners
Watson, Jno A, do do
Wellington, George W Ken-
nedy, Wellington
Graham, Geo, Wellington East
Junction, R B Kelly, West'r June
Kelly, R B, Westm'r Junction
Morand. Lewis, White Valley
Winderruere, Jas Stoddani
& Geo Geary, Windemere
Reevesbech, Mrs J E, Yale
Ward, W H, Station hotel do
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
(See Furniture Mfrs and Dealers, also
Plumbers aud SteamJitters.J
Cunningham Hardware
Co'y, New Westm'r
Swalwell & Vanstone, do
Hart, F W, Vancouver
McLennan & McFeely, do
McLennan & McFeely, Victoria
Sehl, Hastle, Erskine Co, do
Weiler Bros, do
HYDRAULiC COMPANIES.
Laura Hydraulic Co, Kettle River
Tulameen Improvement c*l:
Hydraulic Co, Ltd, W J
Walker, New Westm'r
ICE DEALERS.
Fraser River Freezing Co, Port Haney
Westm'r Ice Co, New AVestm'r
Texas Lake Ice and Cold Stc -
age Co, Vuncouver
Vancouver Ice Co, do
B.C. Ice Co, ^'ictoria
Baker, Jas, Victoria
Victoria-Phoerix Brewing do
and Ice Co, Ltd, do
IMMIGRATION AGENTS.
Jessop, John, Victoria
Orr, James, Vancouver
INDIAN CURIOS.
Hart, J J & Co,
Landsberg, F,
Victoria
do
INSURANCE AGENTS.
(See also Real Estate and Marine Ins.)
Leighton, W K, Nanaimo
Wolfe, Marcus, do
Planta, A E and Co, do
Moir. J W, do
Barwick, H, New Westm'r
Cole, L J, do
Cunningham, J, do
Lowenberg, Harris & Co, do
Mackenzie, V B & Co, do
Major & Pearson, do
Townley, C R, do
Rand & Miller, do
Robson, F H, do
Robs, H G & Co, do
Shaw, J D, do
Woods & Gamble, do
Allison, R H, Vancouver
Breeze, J D, do
Bullock, A M, do
Burpee, G F, do
Campbell, Albert A, do
Casselman, B F, do
Evans, J E, do
Gravelv, W E, do
Goodwin, W H, do
Hall, J Z & Co, do
Innes & Richards, do
McGregor, D C, do
Mellon, Smith & Co, do
Paterson, A J, do
Perry. C Z, do
Scott, G D, do
Stanley, Henderson, do
Sterritt, R T W, do
Sweet, O D, do
Willis, 8 H, do
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and AiEricQltDral IiotantSp
Colombia Street, NEW WESl'MINSTEB, B. G.
POPULAR PRICES AND BEST OF GOODS AT THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
CLABSIFIEO BUBINKSS DIRFITOBY.
715
Vernon
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
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Pettit, F W,
Bailentyne, C G,
Crane. J E,
Croasdaile & Co,
Earsman, John,
Findlay, Durham A Br xlie.
Hall, Goepel & Co,
Kinsman, J E,
Ward, Robt and Co, Ltd
Liability,
Morrow, Holland & Co,
Nuttat, Thos C,
Pemberton & Son,
Rithet, R P and Co, Ltd Lia, do
Scaife, A H, do
Warren, Capt J D, do
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do
do
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
(See also Employment OJices.)
Tim Kee, Store st, Victoria
IRON WORKS.
Dobson, T & N W,
McKelvie & Co, "\
Pacific Iron Works.
Nanaimo
'^ancouver
do
B. C. Iron Works,
do
Albion Iron Works,
Spra't & Gray,
Victoria Iron Works,
Victoria
do
do
JAM MANUFACTURERS.
{See also Fruit Canneries.)
B.C. Fruit Canning & Pre-
serving Co, Ltd, Victoria
Fraser Valley Fruit Cannerv
Co, Ltd, Vancouver
JAPANESE GOODS.
(See also Japanese Bazaars.) |
Koniatsu, New Westm'r
Jin & Tamura,
Oriental Trading Co,
Davidge, F C «& Co,
Vancouver
do
Victoria
Futcher, T S,
do
Nagano, J M & Co,
Mortin, C,
do
do
JEWELLERS.
{See also Watchmakers.)
Eouncefell, J, Chilliwack
Donald
Kamloops
do
Nanaimo
Kaslo
Nelson
do
New Westm'r
do
do
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
Victoria
do
Alexander, W,
Saucier, Jean E,
Stevenson, W H,
Roberts, W R,
Dunfee, J H,
Hunt & Dover,
Gascoin, W V,
Crake, F W,
Davidson Bros,
Erase, Jas,
Gitford, S,
Bennett, Jno T,
Anstie, H J,
Davidsoi> Bros,
Eggert, Jules S,
Grassie, \/ H,
Jackson, J W,
Mason & Peterson,
Melvin, J G,
Trorey, Geo E,
Pearsall, Chas,
Sadris, W J & Co,
Ufford, Albert.
Challoner & Mitchell,
Claussen, J,
Dasonville, J.
Davidson Bros,
Jenkenson, Wm,
Kingham, Joshua,
Lange & Co,
Pennock & Lowe,
Redfern, Chas E,
Wenger, Jno,
Merman, E,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Wellington
JOURNALISTS.
VIcKenzie, J E,
Galla/her, W J,
Jackson, H W C,
Houston & Ink,
Bowman, J R,
Hurd, Alex,
Northy, R W,
Stewart, A K,
Bailey, J S, L.L.R,
Carlev, David
Smitli, C Dell,
Houston, Robt, editor
Templeman, W,
Nanaimo
do
Kalso
Nelson
New Westm'r
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Revelstoke
Vernon
Victoria
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JUTE AND COOPERAGE.
Jute & Cooperage Co, Ltd, Vancouver
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Colonist Printing & Pub-
lishing Co, Ltd Victoria
Victoria Lithograph Co, W
R, Creech, do
Grant, J B, Vancouver
Marshall & McCrae, do
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
Armstrong
Ashcroft
Brownsville
Chilliwack
Duncans
Kamloops
Kelowna
prop
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
Patchelt, John,
Haddock, Chas,
Punch, Jaa,
Bartlett, D,
Price & Shaw,
Costly, Thoa,
Thompson Bros,
B. C. Livery Stables,
Jos Ganner
City Transfer Stables
Cocking, J H,
Keddy, Wm,
O'Brlan, L,
Thompson &Scoville,I.X.L., do
Bremner, D,
Watson, Jno,
Wilson, W,
Gilley Bros,
Crown Livery Stable
Royal Transier Co,
Steves, Freeman,
Steves, W H,
Hanna, W J,
Harvey, M A,
Marshall, W C C,
McDonald Bros,
Leatherdale & Co,
Lloyd, M T L,
Queen Bros,
Vancouver G, C and D Co,
Fletcher, D C,
Gardiner, W
Simmons Bros
Wright & Lawrence
Barlow, Thos,
Nelson
do
do
New Westm'r
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do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Vernon
do
do
do
Victoria
Bowman, G W,
McDowell, Jos A,
O'Neill, Fred,
Victoria Transfer Co,
Kilpatrick, Robt
Victoria
do
do
do
Wellington
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.
(<Se.? Dry Goods also Notions.)
LAND AGENTS.
(See Real Estate.)
LAND COMPANIES.
(See also Real Estate.)
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.
Campl)ell, Jno,
Campbell, Wm,
Howell, ii'fred,
Pont, James T,
Victoria
do
do
do
LATHS, SHiNGLES, ETC.
{See Mills, Lumber.)
LAUNDRIES.
Clarke, Mrs M, Nelson
M-^ader, Mrs W, Robson
Victoria Steam Laundry, Victoria
Pioneer Steam Laundry, Vancouver
Vancouver Steam Laundry, do
LAWYERS.
(See Barristers and Solicitors.)
LEATHER MERCHANTS.
(See Boot and Shoe Dealers.)
Thurston & Sons, Vancouver
LIME, PLASTER & CEMENT
DEALERS.
Patterson, Jas,
Raymond, J,
Chilliwack
Cobble Hill
J
M. ROBINSON MEROHAirr TAII.OR
«90 Haattngt Btreet, Wett, Vancouver, B. C.
Dremrxy's Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg.
Drewry'a Ale and Porter Builds up and Strengthen* the System.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
717
Cook, W S,
Vancouver
McDowell, J,
do
San Juan Lime Co,
do
Wriglesworth & Co,
Victoria
LIQUORS, WHOLESALE.
(."Tee Wt.v.ci and Liquors.)
MilliKan, Gideon,
Donald
Mahrer, Wolf & Co,
Nanaimo
Hudson's Bay Co,
Vancouver
Douglas, J C,
do
Holmes & Grace,
do
O'Rourk & Jervis,
do
Urquhart, Bros,
do
Hudson's Bay Co,
Victoria
Pither & Leiser,
do
Tolmie & Stewart,
do
California Wine Co
do
LOCKSMITHS.
(Also iiee Blacksmiths.)
Currell, J W,
Vancouver
Smith, Arthur,
Victoria
LODGING HOUSES.
(SeeHotels and Furnished Rooms.)
LUMBER MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS.
(Also see Mills,
Murray Bros,
Cassady, Geo & Co,
Hill Bros.
Wharton, M,
Foley, M L,
Charleson, Alex,
Street, Herbert,
Gcnelle Bros,
Smith, Sam R,
Snowdon, H L,
Allen, Wm,
Boggs, A G,
Tiffin, .Tohn B,
Endean, J W,
Muirhead & Mann,
Morrison, £,
Sayward Milling Co,
Lumber.)
Mission City
Nanaimo
New Denver
do
New Westm'r
do
Sumas
Tapping Siding
Vernon
do
do
do
Vancouver
Victoria
do
do
do
MACHINERY.
(See Foundries and Machine Shops.)
(See also
MACHINISTS.
Foundries and
Shops.)
Machine
Dobson, T & N W, Nanaimo
Wenborn, R J, do
London Machine Tool Co,
Reid & Currie, agents, New West'r
McGillivray, D, do
Ovens, Thos, do
Reid & Currie Iron Wks Co do
Westm'r Foundry and Machine
Works, do
B, C. Iron Works Co, Ld, Vancouver
Hamilton Mfg Co,
Vane City Foundry & Ma-
chine AVorks,
Albion Iron Works,
Robertson, John,
Lptatt & Gray,
Victoria Iron Works Co,
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
MARBLE WORKS.
Henderson, Alex,
Hamilton, Alex,
Vane Marble Works,
McDonald & Maroney,
Fisher, Jas,
Mortimer, John,
Phillips, Jos E,
Rudge, Geo,
Nanaimo
New Westm'r
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
do
MARINE INSURANCE.
(See also Insurance.)
Lowenberg, Harris & Co, New West'r
Rand & MiHer,
Bell-Irving & Co,
Leask, A O,
Rand Bros,
Wulffsohn & Bewicke
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
Findlay, Durham & Brodie, Victoria
Hall, Goepel & Co, do
Heisterman & Co, do
Rithet, R P & Co, do
Ward, Robt & Co, Ltd Lia, do
Warren, Capt J D, do
Turner, Beeton & Co, do
Lowenberg,||Harria & Co, do
Clarke, Capt W R, do
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MEDICAL REGISTER.
(iS«e Physicians and Surgeons, also Pro.
Information, pages 16 and 17.)
METALLURGISTS.
Colquhon, A J,
Harvey, W Pellew,
Golden
do
MERCANTILE AGENCIES.
Dun, R G «& Co, New Westm'r
B.C. Mercantile Agency,
J E Church, mgr, Victoria
Dun, R G «& Co, J B Giffen,
mgr, do
Bradstreet's, J B Gordon,
supt, do
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Chilliwack
Departure Bay
Kamloopa
Nelson
Nanaimo
do
do
do
Walker, G W,
Evans, J,
Savage, J,
Odell & Squire,
Patterson, Buckle & Co,
Caldwell & T is,
Morgan & Coiuerford,
Wray, J R,
Campbell & Doherty, New Westm'r
Hird, E.
Matheson Bros,
McRae, M A,
Shanahan, D,
Smidt, Jos,
Law, W J,
Beggs. F W,
Campbell, J K,
Dawe, E & Co,
Evans. David,
Gray, Thomas,
Mather &. Larsen,
Mortimore Bros,
Morrison, J W,
Murphy, W,
Quinn, W .1,
Robinson & Co,
Simon, B,
Sharp, A J & Co,
Sudmier, J,
Berwin, 8,
Calvert, John,
Campbell, D,
Gilmore & McCandless,
do
do
do
do
160 Mile House
Revelstoke
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
Graham, Thos M,
Gregg, A k Son,
Jackson, G R,
Kinnaird, Walter D,
Leask, J C <& Co,
Matthews, R J,
McCallum, John,
McCorkall & Wall,
Pierre, J T,
Potts, H A,
Roberts, Richard,
Sharp, D,
Sprinkling, W A,
Fraser, WG & Co,
Victoria
do
do
do
do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Wellington
MENS' FURNISHING GOODS.
{See also Clothing and Merchant
Tailors.)
MILLINERY.
(See also Fancy Goods.)
Rose, Wm,
Morgan, Mrs C E.
Coursier, Mrs H N,
Millington, Mrs,
Vigor, Mrs M A,
Woolridge, the Misses,
Bickford, Mrs W,
Bates, Mrs K A,
Chilliwack
Nanaimo
Revelstoke
Kaslo
Victoria
do
do
do
MINING BROKERS AND GO'S
Anderson, H, Ainsworth
Wright, G B, do
Kamloops Mining Bureau, Kamloops
Bonanza Mining Co, Lillooet
Vancouver Enterprise Min-
ing Co, do
Victor Hydraulic Mining Co do
Lillooet Hyd Mining Co, do
Mina Placer Mining Co, do
Scum Scum Mining Co, do
Dandv Mining Co, Nelson
Silver King Mining Co, Hall
Bros, mgrs, do
Kootenay Bonanza Mining
Co, W Hall, mgr, do
Poorman Mining Co'y, J
Davenport, mgr, do
R^-ttler Mining Co, Osooyos
Spokane and Great Northern
Mining Co, Boundray Greek
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Faints, Oils and Asricnitnral Implement!
Colcmbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTBR, B. C.
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21 and 23 Brongliton Street , Vlotoiia. B. O. T«1. 129.
Clitck Bana|i) to «ny part of the City. Thair
Wi.gona and C.trriaKe* meet an Boat* and Trains.
Victoria
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and Merchant
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Chilliwack
Nanaimo
RevelBtoke
Kaelo
Victoria
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Ainaworth
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Bureau, Kamloops
Lillooet
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Nelson
K Co, Hall
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Co'y, J ^
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Boundray Creek
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Hyd Mining Co'y, Ltd, Vancouver
Thunder Hill Mining Co, S
Aspland, secy, Victoria
MORTGAGE LOANS.
{See also Loan Brokers.)
MILLS, (LUMBER.)
(.See also Mills, Shingle.)
8ereault, M M, Alberni
Nasan, J B, Barkerville
Clark & Mclntyre, do
Halpenny, Jos G, Beaver Creek
Columbia River Co, W G
Neilson, Beaver
Victoria Lumber and Mfg
Co, Chemainus
Knight Bros, (Popcum) Chilliwack
Barker & Street, do
Morton Bros, ' Clover Valley
Urquhart Bros, Comox
Hughett & Mclntyre, Cowichan
Grant & Kerr, Delta
Gaspard, J, Dog Creek
McKinnon & McKinnon, Duncans
Mather, Robt D Fairmont Springs
(see Fort Steele)
Hughitt & Mclntyre, Genoa
Gre>,^n, P, Georgetown
Williscroft, Geo, do
Mackay & Co, GriflSn Lake
Bower, Jos, Hartley Bay
Martin Bros, Harrison River
Huntingdon Lumber Co, Huntingdon
Shuswap Milling Co, Kamloops
West, Hy,
West, Jas,
Boville, John A,
Patten, L W,
Woodward, R M,
Dixon, A B,
Fortier & Sons,
'Purdy, Ruben,
Moodyville S M Co,
Haslam, Andrew,
Cassidy, Geo A Co,
I)avieB& Tolson,
IBerry, Thos,
Grant, Robt & Co,
HowBe, A E,
plill Bros,
barton, M,
Langley
do
Langley Prairie
I^nsdowne
Lower Nicola
Mission
do
do
Moodyville
Nanaimo
do
Nelson
do
Wellington
Nicola Lake
New Denver
do
B.C. Mills, Timber
Trac ing Co,
Brunette Saw Mills
R.C.P.M,
Williscroft, Geo,
Pinchback, W,
Mclntyre, Peter,
Lee, Wm,
Davis, Saywtird Co,
Reid & Johnson,
Hunter, Thos,
and
New Westm'r
do
do
Northwest Coast
170-Mile House
Osoyoos
Pavilion Mt
Pilot Bay
Quesnelle
Rockfard
Shawnigan Lake Lumber
Co, Shawnigan
Hawks, F J, Soda Creek
Steveston Lumber Co, Steveston
Toronto and B.C. Mining
and Lumber Co, Sidney
Genelle Bros, Tapping Siding
B. C. Mills, Trading and
Lumber Co, Vancouver
Brunette S M Co, do
Cassady, Geo & Co, do
Commercial Saw Mills, do
Hastings Saw Mills, do
Leamy & Kyle, do
Michigan Lumber Co, do
Moodyv'lle S M Co, do
Morse's Milling Co, do
Royal City P M, do
Sparks <& Bay ley, do
Vancouver Saw'MillH, do
Adams, D F, Victoria
Hughitt & Mclntyr^^, do
Lemon, Gonnason & Co, do
Sayward Milling and Timber
Co, Ltd, do
Moodvville Saw Mill Co, agt
7t P Rithet & Co, do
Muirhead & Mann, do
Shawnigan Lake Co, do
Taylor Mill Co, do
Smith & Clerin, Vernon
Hanson, Nils, Waso
{See Fort Steele.)
MILLS, (FLOUR.)
Tretheway, Jas, Chilliwack
Columbia Milling Co, Enderby
Howse, A E, Nicola Lake
Reid & Johnston, Quesnelle
Hall, Ross and Co, Victoria
Brackman & Ker Milling Co, do
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MILLS, (SHINGLE)
(See also Mills, Lumber.)
Lickman, F,
Trethewey, Jag,
Haslam, A,
Johnson, \V L,
Brunette Sawmill Co,
R.C.P. Mill,
Reid & Johnson,
Robinson, J R,
Creely Creek Co,
Henderson Bros,
Kirkpatrick, Thos,
Spice'r, H H,
Taite, W L,
Sentell'a Lumber and
Mills,
Chilliwack
do
Nanaimo
New Weatm'r
do
do
Quesnelle
Revelstoke
do
Vancouver
do
Shingle
do
do
do
MILLS, (WOOLEN)
Westminster Woolen Mills
Co, Ltd, Thos Kerr, mgr, N. West
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN-
STRUMENT DEALERS.
Spear, W J,
Nanaimo
Turner Bros,
Lennie, H H & Co,
Painton, F J & Co,
fjombard, Chns A,
Waitt, M W & Co,
Nelson
New Westm'r
Vancouver
Victoria
do
NAVIGATION COMPANIES.
Columbsa and Kootenay, Kamloops
Columbia and Kootenay, Revelstoke
Columbia River Trans Co. do
Union Steamship Co, Vancouver
Canadian Pacific, John
Irving, mgr, Victoria
NEWSPAPERS AND
PERIODICALS.
(See Prov. Information, p 36.)
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
(See also Prov Information, p 12.)
Wellburn, H 0.
Duncans
Mcintosh, W J,
Langley
Dunn, W R,
Mission
Sproat, G M,
Nelson
Armit, L M,
New Denver
Archer, W C,
do
Kerr, W,
do
Newton, W M,
Pilot Bay
Thompson, F W,
Revelstoke
Drummond, Arthur,
Squamish Valley
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
Coverdale, Thomas,
Chilliwack
Mahler, T H,
do
Hutcheson, Ernest,
Delta
Henry, G W,
Hatzic
Holmes, G,
Nanaimo
Latham, Peter,
New Westm'r
Wilson, Alfred C,
do
Anderson, A,
Port Haney
Webber. D C,
Port Hammond
Henry, G W,
do
Berrow,A, Salt Spring Island
Layritz,
Grahain
Murray, John,
Spence's Bridge
Steves, W H,
Steveston
Henry, M J,
Vancouver
Keeler, Chas,
do
Mattock. H,
do
Dodds, Wm,
Victoria
Jay, Geo,
Johnston. P T & Co,
do
do
Knight, Geo A,
do
McTavish, G A,
do
Moss, H T,
do
Ohison, Andrew,
do
Williams, Thos W,
do
NURSES.
Ceaser, Mrs M,
Saanich
McGregor, Mrs J H,
Victoria
McLaughlin, Miss £
do
OIL WORKS AND MCHTS.
Vancouver Oil Works, Alberni
Skidegate Refinery,
Qn Char Island
Wilkinson, Julius,
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OPTICIANS.
Davidson Bros, New Westm'r
McPherson & Thompson do
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Vancouver
Victoria
do
do
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do
Stewart, F,
Davidson Bros,
Hyatns, B S,
Davidson Bros,
Nolte, F W and Co,
Kingham, J and Co,
Sedfern, CbasE,
OYSTERS.
Brenton, John,
Page, David,
Cedar
do
PACKING COYS.
Canadian Pacific, Vancouver
PAPER MILLS.
B.C. Paper Mills,
B.C. Paper Manfrg Co,
Alberni
Victoria
PAINT MANUFACTURERS.
Canada Paint Co, Victoria
PAINTS AND OILS.
Murray, C
Welch, G F «& Son,
Pleace, J H,
Bucklee & Eden,
Tye & Co,
Campbell, D A,
Crei^hton, Fraser & Co,
Lettice, R,
Harrison, Eli,
McQuade & Son,
Nicbolles & Benouf
Sears, Jos ,
New Westm'r
do
Nanaimo
do
' Vancouver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
PAINTERS, (HOUSE AND
SIGN.)
Marshall Bros Chilliwack
McDonald & Henderson, do
Oriffin, T, Duncans
McWbinney, A A, Delta
Baker, W P & Son, Howe Sound
Bacon, Chas, Kamloopa
Davis, Hy, «
Morris, A,
Solloway, Thos,
Deighton, Wm,
Fortier, L,
Abriel, T,
Bucklee and Eden,
Foster, Bros,
Mace, Alfred H,
Nash, A,
Hughes, A,
MillB, J A,
Bennett, Geo,
Dalziel, £ A,
Murrav, 0,
Welch, GF& Son,
Hoppe, Chas,
Van Doen, M,
Castleton, H,
Jones, J M,
Smith, S G,
Coin, Jas,
Pifiiard, R.
Clarkson & Mayne,
Bishop, F P,
Davis, J K,
Forey, G,
Frodsham, Wm,
Hodgson, A,
Hunt, Geo,
O'Dwyer, D M,
Ward Arthur,
Spillman, E,
Bailey, H H,
Baker, Fred Wm, &
Harrison, Eli,
Hinds, Frank,
Lissett, Jas,
Lettice, R,
Mellor & Co,
Myers, Geo,
Ottaway, V E,
Rendell, H B,
Sears, Jos,
Sturdy, F & Sons,
Kamloopa
do
Mission
do
do
Nakusp
Nanaimo
do
do
do
Nelson
do
Port Haney
New Westm'r
do
do
New Denver
do
South Saanicb
do
do
Steveston
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Victoria
Sons do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
PAINTERS, (CARRIAGE.)
Gribble, J E.
Ledingham Bros,
Victoria
do
PAPER HANGERS.
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PAWNBROKERS.
Aptaker & GoldBtein,
Aaronson, A A,
Landeberg, F,
Vancouver
Victoria
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CummingB, Robt. . Lillooet
Coughlan, Wm, Nanaimo
Bampson, John, do
Brooks, EC, do
Needland Bros, Nelson
Stanley Bros, do
B.C. Photo and Fine Art
Studio New Westm'r
Paterson, M, do
Thompson, S J do
Sunbeam Photo Studio do
Bevelstoke
Vancouver
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do
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Vernon
Victoria
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Wellington
Francis, E W,
Bailev, C S,
Douglas, A & Co,
Edwards Bros,
Hood, Jno & W ,
Trueman & Caple,
Wadds Bros,
Welsh, Howard,
White, John
Woraan, A D,
Butcher, Arthur,
Evres, E J,
Fleming Bros,
Lowe, Skene,
Savannah, J,
Jones & Co '
Maynard, Mrs K,
Merrill, Joseph,
Uren, Jno,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
{See also Medical Register, pages 16-17.)
Scharkchmidt, P, Comox
Strooher, W D, do
Beadnell, Creo, . Denman Island
Campbell, Wm Bell Donald
Farwell, A A, Harrison Hot Springs
Forbes, A, Howe Sound
Port, M D, Huntinjjton
Grozier, R I J, Koksilah
Henry, J H, Nelson
Oliflford, Ohas, ■ N. W. Coast
McLean. E, Revelstoke
Clarke, James. Soda Creek
Beckingsale, D, Vernon
PIANO AND ORGAN MFRS.
{See Musical Instrument Dealers.)
Carter, T & W,
Mason & Risch Co, Ltd,
Miss B J Peters, agt,
Kirkman & Sons, Robert
Ward & Co, agents
Vancouver
do
Victoria
PLANING MILLS.
(See also Mills, Lumber.)
Haslam, A, Nanaimo
Royal City Planing
Mills, New Westm'r
Brunnette Saw Mill Co, do
Gray, Samuel, Victoria
Muirhead & Mann, do
PLUMBERS AND CiVSFIT-
TERt.
{See House Fur shers, also Cornice
JauAers.)
Mover & Wheeler, Kaslo
Roaier, Peter, Mission
Pleace, J H, Nanaimo
Van Houten & Randall, do
Cunnineham Hardware Co, N. West
Cressell, Wm, do
Starrett, W P, do
Vanstone, W E, do
Boordman, S H, Vancouver
Desrosiers, M, do
Holt & Airey, do
McLennan and McFeely, do
RobertHon, H J, do
Rose, MS, do
ScouUar, A W, do
Warren, W G, do
Barker, A, Victoria
Baynton, Ed do
Braden & Son, do
Burns, L G, do
Clarke and Pearson, do
Colbert & Warner, do
Downer, H G, do
McLennan & McFeeley, do
Norris, G F, do
Stamford, J L, do
Victoria Plumbing Co, do
Waller, Thcs E. do
Watson & Geigor, do
Wilson, A & W, do
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PORK PACKERS.
Major & EldridRe, Vancouver
POTTERIES.
B. C. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Wks, Ck>nBtance
Gove, W H Bainbridge,
Secy,
Victoria
POWDER GO'S AND WORKS.
Hamilton Powder Co, Northfleld
Hamilton Powder Co, H W
Maynard, mgr, Vancouver
Curtis & Harvey, agts, R Ward
& Co, Victoria
Hamilton Powder Co, H J
Scott, mgr, do
PRESERVE MANUFAC'RS.
See Fruit Canneries, also Jam Mfrs.
B. C. Fruit Canning and Pre-
serving Co, Victoria
PRINTERS, (BOOK AND JOB.)
Jackman, W T, Chilliwack
McCarter, T A, Errington
Inland Sentinel Printing Co, Kam-
loops
Free Press, Nanaimo
Keller, Lukey & Co, do
The Telegram Printing Co,
Gallagher, W J, mgr, do
Commonwealth Co, Ltd, New West-
minster
Kennedy Bros,
Brake, Chas,
do
Nelson
Francis, E J,
Revelstoke
Evans & Hastings,
Vancouver
News-Advertiser,
do
Marshall & McCrae,
do
Thompson Bros,
do
Trythall, W J,
do
World Printing & Pub Co
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Cohen, Jas A,
Victoria
Colonist Printing & Pub Co, do
Miller, Munro, do
Boarke, Thos, do
Waterson, H G, do
PRODUCE, FLOUR AND FEED.
(See also MilU, Flour and Feed.)
Brackman & Ker, New West'r
Marshall, Sinclair,
Bell-Irving, Paterson & Co,
do
do
Steves, J B, Steveston
Allan, Fred, Vancouver
Blake, J P. do
Crowder & Penzer, do
Devine, H T & Co, do
Fewster, P, do
McDowell, John, do
McMillan & Hamilton, do
Yates & Morris, do
Stewart, F K, do
Welsh Bros, do
Winch Bros, do
Baker, R B & Son, Victoria
The Brackman & Ker Milling
Co, do
Hall, Ross and Co, do
McLachlan Bros, do
Sere & Co, do
Vaio & Brooks, do
PUBLISHERS.
(See also Newspapers and Periodicals.)
The Telegram Printing Co, Nanaimo
Jackman, W T, Chilliwock
Commonwealth Co, Ltd, New West'r
Galbraith & Robinson, do
Galbraith, J F, do
Coy, C, Ka^lo
Anderson, Foote & Co, Vancouver
Dominion Pub Co, do
News-Advertiser, do
World Printing and Pub Co, do
Colonist Print and Pub Co, Victoria
Times Print and Pub Co, do
Williams Official B C Directory
Co, Ltd, do
Miner Print and Pub Co, Nelson
PUMP MAKERS.
((See Plumbers and Hardware Mchto.)
Street, J, Duncan's
Pitcairn, W D,
Vernon
RAILROADS.
(See Transportation Go's.)
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REM. ESTATE AND INSCE.
Wright, G B, Ainsworth
Retalick, John, do
Gerbrich, W H, Blame
Ilawthornethwaite & Co, do
Mellard, Sam, Ghilliwack
Paisley, L W, do
Bent, J H, do
McMillan, Jiiu, Gloverdale
Rashdall & Costerton, Enderby
McEliQon, D R, Hall's Prairie
Martin, J B, do
Trnswell, T F, do
Jones, E H, Kamloopo
Saucier, J E, do
Mara, J A, do
McArthur & Harper, do
Ashiy, N & Co, Kaslo
Burton, A F, do
Trawiey, J E, do
lIorrocKB & Co, do
Hughes, F, do
Kane, Geo T, do
Kune, D P, do
Norquay, Thoa, do
Rand & Miller, do
Retallick, J L, do
Richardson & Bealey, do
Roadley, T J, do
Walby, W H & Co, do
Mission City Land Co, Mission
Dunn, W R, do
Prest & Co, Langley
Haywood, WE, do
Applewaithe A Co, Nelson
Ashley, H, do
Chadbourn, F C, do
Jowett, Wm A, do
Hamber, C S F, do
Houston & Ink, do
SelouB, H, do
Birchall, C B, . Nanaimo
Dempster, Chaa & Co, do
Forrister, H, do
Hardy, Chas, do
Hawthornthwaite & Co, do
Lbighton, W K„ do
McBain, G A & Co, do
McKenzie, C C, do
Planta, A E and Co, do
Roe, Edward, do
Smith, Donald, do
Wolf, Marcus, do
Ooulthart, F J, New Westm'r
Cole, L. J, do
Lowenberg, Harris & Co, do
Mackenzie, A B «Sc Co, New Westm'r
Major & Pearson,
McKenzie, Malius,
Philip, Alex,
Rancr& Miller,
Ross, H G & Co,
Townley, C R,
Tregent, A E,
Turner, F G & Co,
Walker, W J & Co,
Wilson, Robt,
Woods and Gamble,
Archer, W C,
Hughes & Herlin,
Pilot Bay Townsite Co,
Fitzpatnck, John,
Shaw, C E,
Pattison, D C,
Drummond, W J,
Sweet, D.
Costerton Bros,
Acorn & Matthews,
Anderson, R A & Co,
Banfield, Jno J,
Bewicke & Wulffsohn,
Bodwell Bros,
B. C. Investment Co,
Brown, C L,
Brown, Geo,
Buxton, J M <& Co,
Calland, T H.
Ceperley, H T,
Cleary, FJ,
Clute, J M,
Dean. E B,
Brook, C&Co,
Devine, J & Sons,
Geo DeWolf,
Douglas <& Go,
Edwards, L J,
Fox, Edward J,
Goodwin, W H,
Goody, J,
Granville, F,
Graveley. W E,
Haines, A,
Hall, J Z & Co,
Home, J P,
Innes & Richards,
Jones, H A,
Kimmvnd, R D,
Loewen, Chas J,
Mason, J & Co,
McCraney, H P,
McFanane, J W,
Mackay, G G & Co,
McLachlan and Yates,
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New Denver
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Pilot Bay
Port Haney
Revelstoke
Saanich
Steveston
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Vancouver
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Mackinnon and McFarlane, Yanc'r
McCutuheon, W H H, do
Mershon, L H, do
Mellon, Smith & Co, do
Munro, Wm, do
Morrison, Jas, do
Mutrie & Brown, do
Patterson, A J, do
Phillips, E Lindsay, do
Pitt, R D, do
Pittenger, W D, do
Powis & Whitehead, do
Prest, T & Co, do
Band Bros, do
Bickers, Jno W, do
Robertson & Co, do
Rounsfell, Jno, do
Schofield, Fred, do
Spinks, J N, do
Tatlow, Capt R, do
Thwaite, W T & Co, do
Timberlake & Co, do
Young, D R, do
Austin, J J, Victoria
Baker, E Crow, do
Bainbridfie & Co, do
Ballentyne. C G, do
Brownlee, J H, do
Bc^gs, B & Co, do
B.C. Land & Investmnt Agcy do
Cameron, C, do
Carmichael, H & Co, do
Church, J E, do
Cooper, Geo A, do
Crane, J E & Co, do
Croasdaile, H E & Fo, do
Croft, Henry, do
Dalby & Claxton, do
Danby, W H, do
Earsman, John & Co, do
Flint & ProsBor, do
Williams, Ben, do
Green, Chas, do
Hall, Goepel & Co, do
Heisterman & Co, do
Irving, Robt & Co, do
Johnson, EM, do
Jones, A W & Bridgman, do
Jones, Wm, do
Lee & Fraser, do
Lowenberg, Harris & Co, do
McKilligan, J B, do
Mason, W H, do
McPherson. Alex, do
Milligan,Thos, do
Monteith, Wm, do
More. A W & Co, do
Morrow, Holland & Co, Victoria
Pemberton & Sou, do
Perrin, Geo A & Co, do
Quick, F G & Co, do
Rayner, T G, do
Scaife, AH, do
Swinerton & Oddy, do
Toller, A, do
Tolmie Land Co, do
Vane Island Investment Co, do
Williams A & Co, do
Yates, H M, do
Hawtbomthwaite & Co, Wellington
Potts, A, do
Nesbitt, J A,
White Valley
RESTAURANTS.
Bon Ton, Kaslo
New York, do
Leland, do
Phillips, Chas, Nelson
Matheson. H, Nanaimo
Philpot, W H, do
City Restaurant,
Grotto Restaurant, F
Schwaitz, do
Algoma, Vancouver
Oyster Bay, props Bower &
Gaydon,
Barnfield, A P,
Carson, Owen,
Nickel Plate,
Sloan, H W,
C.P.R., Mrs Summers,
Jubilee Dining Rooms, Mrs
T Gorman,
Palace, W McDow,
Spa Cafe, P F Venables,
Saunders, Mrs,
Crossman, G,
Croft, W, Adelphi Sample
Rooms,
Thistle Restaurant, Mrs B
Powell,
Vincent, Thos,
Poodle Dog, L Marboeuf , prop,do
New York, McNeil, Albert, do
New England, Young Bros, do
New Westm'r
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Victoria
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RICE MILLS.
Hall, Ross & Co, Victoria
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ROLLER MILLS.
(See Mills.)
RUBBER STAMPS.
Roarke, Thos,
Victoria
SADDLERS.
{See Harness Makers.
SAIL AND TENT MAKERS.
Jones, C H,
Lipsett, Ed,
Burnes, A H,
Jeune, F,
Vancouver
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Victoria
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SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES
Hamill & McLeod,
McCallum, D,
.McCallum, D,
McLellan, D M,
Haslam, Andrew,
Galbraith & Son,
R G Planing Mills,
Gasaady, Geo & Co,
Morse'e Mill,
R G Planing Mills,
Robertson & Hackett,
Vane Mfg & Tdng Go,
Gray, Sam,
Muirhead & Mann,
Taylor Mill Go,
Lemon, Gonnason an
Armstrong
Kaslo
Nelson
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Nanaimo
New West'mr
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Vancouver
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do
do
do
Victoria
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SAUCE AND VINEGAR MNFRS
(See eUo Vinegar Works.)
Brady, H J, Victoria
Falconer, J H, do
Pendray, W J, do
SAW MILLS.
(See Mills, Lumber.)
Brewer, Ghas,
Street, G L,
Armstrong
Chilliwack
Street, Herbert,
McKinnon, Angus,
Wharton, M,
Hill Bros,
Chilliwack
Duncans
New Denver
do
SCAVENGERS.
Martin, J,
Champion & White,
Doharty, Jno,
Hansen, P,
Lines, Edw,
New West'mr
Vancouver
Victoria
do
do
SCHOOLS.
(See Colleges.)
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING.
Goldstein, Aaron,
Grossman, A,
Bond, Mrs Martha,
Cooness, S,
Knight, Mrs,
Pointer, N,
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
do
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Lowell, Hy,
Pagden, Ghas,
Simpson, Geo L,
Salmon, £ J,
Victoria
do
do
do
SEWING MACHINES.
Geogehan, F,
Brenchley, E,
AUardyce, J C,
Ireton, Jas,
Ouelette, G 0,
Teetzel, ChasW,
Adams, W H,
Fawcett, R W,
Fletcher, Thos W,
Nanaimo
New Westm'r
Vancouver
do
do
do
Victoria
do
do
SEEDSMEN.
(See also Nurserymen.)
Steves, W H, Steveston
Fewster, E P, Vancouver
Jay & Co, Victoria
Johnston, PT, do
T. J. TRAPP & GO., Hardf are, Paints, Oils and AjEricnltnral Inmleients.
Colqinbia Street, NEW WSSTMINSTBR, B. C.
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SHINGLE MILLS.
{See Mills, Lumber, also Mills, Shingle)
SHIP BUILDERS.
{See Boat Builders.)
SHIP CHANDLERS.
Tye & Co,
Fraser, G A & Co,
Leckie, J,
McQuade & Son,
Marvin, E B & Co,
Vancouver
do
do
Victoria
do
SHIPPING AGENTS.
{See Commission Merchants.)
Baker Bros & Co, New Westm'r
Bell-IrvinK & Patereon, do
Baker Bros & Co, Vancouver
Bell-Irving and Co,
do
Cbipman.JE,
Copp, Capt W H,
Farrow, Jas,
Johnston, C Gardner,
do
do
do
do
Major and Eldrldge, '
Mellor, Smith & Co,
Russell, A L,
Rithet R P & Co,
do
do
do
Victoria
Turner, Beeton and Co,
do
Ward, Robt and Co, Ltd, Lia, do
SHOEMAKERS.
(See also Boots and Shoes.)
Parkinson, Richd,
Shepherd, Guy L,
Breen, John J',
Rollings, Edward,
Pelorcia, N,
Quinn, L,
Nicholson, D,
Allison, Jos,
Campbell, Walter,
Reynolds, H,
Whitfield, G,
Hennesy, A M,
McQuarrie, Daniel
Preston, Geo.
Graham, W H,
Alberni
Barkerville
Clover Valley
Comox
Donald
Kamloops
Mt. Lehman
Nanaimo
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do
do
New Westm'r
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do
Nelson
Harris, E W,
Taylor, J A,
Bennet, Bros,
Beckerton, S,
Addison, Chas,
Falconer, Jno,
Adair, W,
Bennett, W C,
Bishop, Cbas,
Brooks, F,
Burns, Wm,
Cain, Wm J,
Cook, Thos,
George, Wm,
Lund, O P,
McDonald, Alex,
Mearns, G,
Andrews, Jas,
Davis, D,
Gosnell, J H,
Larman, Jas
Read, John M,
Shade, Geo,
Sullivan, C E,
West, Byron H,
Nelson
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Port Haney
Revelstoke
Spallumcheen
Stevesten
Vancouver
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Victoria
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SIGN PAINTERS.
{See Painters.)
SLATE QUARRIES.
Westm'r Slate Co, Ltd, New Wesm'r
SMELTERS.
Kootenay Lake Reduction Co, Pilot B
Vancouver Smelting and
Mining Co, Vancouver
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Nanaimo Soap Works
Pacific Soap Works,
Vancouver Soap Co
Pendray, W J & Co,
Electric Soap Works,
Nanaimo
Vancouver
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Victoria
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SODA WATER MANFRS.
Fortune, W, Kamloops
Kapps, Chas, Kaalo
Eureka, Soda Water Works,Nanaimo
Henley, Jos, New Westm'r
Thorpe & Co, Vancouver
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Mitchell, John,
Morley, Chris,
Phillips A and Son,
Thorpe and Co,
Vancouver
Victoria
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SPICE MILLS.
Stem ler & Earle Victoria
SPORTING GOODS.
(See Ounsmiths.)
STAIR BUILDERS.
Gray, Sam, Victoria
Cook, A J, Vancouver
STATIONERY.
(See Booksellers.)
STEAMFITTERS.
(See Pluynbers.)
STEAMSHIP AGENTS.
(See also Navigation Companies.)
Mara, J A, Kamloops
STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPEWRITERS.
Bates, Jno,
Burton, J R,
Bass, Oscar,
Jones A M,
Gilbert, Justin,
Vancouver
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Victoria
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STEVEDORES.
P.S. & B.C. Stevedore Co,
F N York, Pres, Vancouver
B.C. Stevedoring Co, F N
York, Free, Victoria
McDermott, M, do
STONE CUTTERS.
Hamilton, Alex,
Morrison, N D,
New Weatm'r
do
Hay, Geo,
Fisher. J,
Mortimer, Jno,
Phillips, J E,
Rudge, Geo,
Nanaimo
Victoria
do
do
do
STONE QUARRIES.
Jones, George,
Ryan, R G,
McGregor, Alex,
Hooson, Messrs,
Keefer & Godden,
Duncan's
Koksilah
McPhersons
Pender Island
Vancouver
Rudge, Hooson & Gray, Victoria
STOVES AND TINWARE.
Archer, F E & Co, Kaslo
Pleave, J H, Nanaimo
Van Houten & Randle, do
Kirkup, Wm & Co, Nelson
Cunningham Hardware Go,
New Westm'r
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Revelstoke
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Vancouver
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Vernon
Victoria
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Cliff, C,
Shirley and Hoy,
Kirkup, Wm,
Pritchard, Ed,
Colquhon & Bell,
Cosman, W ik Son,
Hatch, Jas H,
McLennan & McFeeley,
O'Toole, J M,
Robertson, H J,
Rose. M S,
Scouilar, A W,
Armstron^r, W J,
Clarke & Pearson,
Kelly, S L & Co,
Lewis, Lewis,
McLennan and McFeely,
Perry, W H,
PhilliDB, George,
Powell, Geo,
Wilson, A & W,
Wood, W H,
SURGEONS, (VETERINARY.)
Taylor, A De R, Delta
Adame, M, • Kaslo
Gibbins, Johnson, Vancouver
Thomson, T A, do
Blanchard, M G, Victoria
Hamilton, Robt, do
Roper, Fred S, do
Tolmie, S F, do
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DEEWRY'S Redwood BREWERY. Winnipeg
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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SURGEONS.
(See aho Physicians and Suryeons.)
SURVEYORS.
(See Civil Engineers, also list of Prov.
Land Surveyors, page 14-)
SUGAR REFINERIES.
B. 0. Sugar Refinery, Vancouver
TAILORS.
(See Merchant Tailors.)
TAXIDERMISTS.
Cockle, J W,
Inglis, Peter,
Pound, W C,
Dobinson, Joseph,
Kermode, Frank,
Lindley & Foster,
Whittaker, S,
Nelson
Vancouver
Vernon
Victoria
do
do
do
TANNERIES.
Ross, Jbo D, Kamloops
B.C. Tannery, Nanaimo
Mainland Tannery, J Rous-
Beau,prop, New W^estm'r
Hock Bay Tannery, Victoria
TEA DEALERS, (WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL.)
(Also see Grocers.)
Ceylon Tea Co, New '^estm'r
Ceylon Tea Co, Vancouver
Gordon, Capt C, do
Scott, Tbos, do
Garden, W & Sons, do
Gait, G F & J, do
Bayne, S H K, Victoria
Faulkner, Jno, do
TELEGRAPH GO'S.
C.P.R, Telegraph Co,
J A Callaghan, mgr, Nanaimo
W Christie, mgr, Victoria
B.C. District, Telegraph and
Delivery Co'y, Ltd, mgr F
G White, Victoria ani Vancouver
TELEPHONE GO'S.
Kamloops Tel Co, Kamloops
Nanaimo Tel Co, Nanaimo
New Westm'r and Burrard
Inlet Tel Co, New Westm'r
and Vancouver
Vic t.nd Esquimau Tel Co, Victoria
TIN AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
(See also Cornice Makers.)
Munro, James,
Stoddard, D,
Moore. Jos A,
Perry, W H & Co,
McLennan & McFeely,
Desrosiers, M,
Chilliwack
Clinton
Delta
Victoria
do
Vancouver
TOBAGGONISTS, (RETAIL.)
(Many
of the
Dealers
Grocers and Candy
sell Tobacco.)
Bain, Alex,
Cress & Harrow,
Williamson & Jones,
Bloxheim, Jas,
Cavalsky, Geo,
Hilbert, R,
Hilbert, S M,
Coyle, D,
Ross, M,
Cum Yow Bros,
Mahon, Frank,
Nages, F T,
Schmidt, G,
Atkins, T £,
Brown, Jos,
Buxton & Rodney,
Cohen, J,
Ferguson, Jas,
Forsbury, C G,
Gintzbur^er, S,
HarcuB, Sinclair,
Holman, H G,
Draper & Leithead,
McDonald, Aena,
McNaughton, Donald,
Moore, H G,
Kamloops
Kaslo
do
Nanaimo
do
do
do
Northfield
New Westm'r
. do
do
do
do
Vancouver
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOBY.
Parka, A H,
Sturgeon, Mrs Thos,
Carmichael, J B,
Gnristie, Wm,
Hart, David,
Lang, Ghas,
McDonald, Peter,
Nathan, W C,
Roarke, M,
Salmon, H L,
Salmon, Maurice,
Wagg, Edwin,
Wheeler, Wm H,
Wlietstone, Abraham,
Vancouver
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
TOBACCONISTS, (WHOLESLE)
(Also see Ctiar Man'/m.)
Aaronson, B, Nanaimo
Draper & Leithead, Vancouver
Kurtz & Co, ' do
Kurtz & Co, Victoria
TOILET AND TOWEL SUPPLY
CO'S.
B.C. Toilet and Towel Sup-
ply Co,
Vancouver
TOYS AND NOVELTIES.
Gribble, Hv,
Wilby, Wm,
Victoria
do
TRADERS.
(See General Dealers.)
TRANSFER CO'S.
{See also Express and Drayage.)
TRUCK AND DRAYAGE.
(See Express and Drayage.)
TURKISH BATHS.
Turkish Baths, Victoria
UNDERTAKERS.
Gordon, M P,
Hilbert, John,
Kamloops
Nanaimo
Nicholson, J,
McAdie, Hy,
Fales, W E,
Murchie, D,
Howson, R,
Grant, Alex,
Hart, F W,
Lockhart & Center,
Taylor, W J,
Hayward, Chas,
Ha'nna & Taylor,
Storey, Thos,
Nanaimo
do
New Westm'r
do
Revelstoke
Union
Vancouver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
UPHOLSTERERS.
{See also Furniture.)
Cattell, Chris, Vancouver
Rasmussen Bros,
do
VARNISH WORKS.
Pacific Varnish Works, Vancouver
Canada Paint Co, Victoria
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
(See Surgeons, Veterinary.
VINEGAR WORKS.
(See also Sauce and Vinegar Works.)
Falconer, J H, Victoria
Pendray, W J, do
WAGON MAKERS.
(See Carriage and Wagon Makers.)
WATCHMAKERS.
(See also Jewellers.)
Claussen, A,
Howarth, J H,
Saucier, J E,
Stevenson, W H,
Brown, Jos N,
Counter, M R,
Roberts, W R,
Stewart, W,
Yuill, S B & Co,
Hunt & Dover,
Jistzkowiez, C,
Sturskey, F & J,
Delta
Kamloops
do
do
Nanaimo
do
do
do
do
do
Nelson
do
VVv .
T. J. TRAPP & CO., HarilwarG, Faints, Oils and Agricnltaral Iislements.
Golnmbia Street, NEW WB8TMINSTEB, B. G.
Nanaimo
do
WeBtm'r
do
evelstoke
Union
anoouver
do
do
Victoria
do
do
do
do
do
ranaimo
do
do
do
do
do
Neleon
do
POPULAR PRICES AND BEST OF BOODS AT THE CEHTRAL DRUG STORE
Clarence Block, Cor. Yates and Douglas Sts., Victoria, B. C.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIREOTOHY.
731
Bennett, John D,
New Westm'r
Collcutt & Co, Vancouver
Davidson Bros,
do
Douglas, J C, do
Golbeck, Fred,
do
Lee, J, do
Giflford, T,
do
Marshall & Smith, do
Crake, F W,
do
McLean, M G, do
Morris, T,
Northfield
O'Rourke & Jarvis, do
Barber, J Guy,
Revelstoke
Shields, Alex, do
McLean, T D,
Davidson Bros,
Union
Vancouver
California Wine Co, F Jack-
son, mgr Victoria
Freure, M W,
do
Hudson's Bay Co, do
Jackson, J W,
do
Pither & Leiser, do
Eggert, J & Go,
Grassie & Co,
do
do
Harrison, Wm, do
Rusta, A, do
Mason & Peterson,
do
Melvin. J G,
do
1 olmie & Stewart, do
iStewart, C F.
Trorey, Geo E,
Woodroofe, Bicli,
do
do
do
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WIRE MATTRESS MNFRS.
Davidson Bros,
Jenkinson, W H,
Victoria
do
Western Wire Mattress Factory ,Vanc
Kingham, Joshua,
Lange, G W A & Co
Marshall, Chas,
(in
do
WOOD AND COAL MOHTS.
Pennock & Lowe,
Wenger, J,
Redfern, Chas E,
do
do
do
(See also Coal and Wood.)
Bannerman, A M, Victoria
Verbiest. Peter,
do
LIQUORS,
Fraser, Norman, Vancouver
Sim, W H & Co, do
WINES AND
(WHOLESALE.)
WILLOWARE.
Mahrer, Wolf & Co,
Nanaimo
(See Crockery, Glassware and Furni-
Baker Bros & Co,
Vancouver
ture Dealers.)
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YOU, ORDER FROM THE HEAD OFFICE,
BRCAE) STREET, - - VICTORIA. B. O.
W. E. FAIE8, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
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BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
Dominion Census Returns,
1891.
The following is an abstract of the
result of the population of Canada,
by Provinces, from a summary of the
census of Canada, laid before Parlia-
ment:
Nova Scotia 460,523
New Brunswick 321,294
Prince Edward Island 109,088
Quebec 1,488,586
Ontario 2,112,989
Manitoba 154,442
Assiniboine, Saskatchewan
and Alberta 61,487
British Columbia 92,767
Unorganized 32,169
Total population 4,823,346
The t>opulation of the leading cities
of British Columbia, is given as fol-
lows:
•Victoria 16,849
Vancouver 13,685
New Westminster 6,641
Nanaimo 4,695
The population of the five British
Columbia Dominion Electoral Dis-
tricts is as follows :
Westminster 34,000
Victoria 18,633
Vancouver 18,229
Yale 12,000
Cariboo 10,000
*Civic Census taken October, 1891,
23,153.
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The Seal Fisheries.
During the past year fifty-four
schooners cleared from Victoria for
the hunting grounds, and secured the
largest catch in the history of the in-
dustry, viz., 69,741 skins. The catch
is made up as follows :
B.C. coast 26,678
Japan coast 29,107
Russian side 11,956
Indian catch (canoe) 2,101
69,741
The number of hands employed
was 1,238; of these 432 were Indian
hunters. The result of the Behring
Sea arbitration is not at all favorably
received . by the sealers, who claim
that it will materially lessen the
catch without affording that protec-
tion which the arbitrators claim for
it. Nor has the price realized for the
skins in the London market, this sea-
son, been satisfactory. On the whole,
there is reason to believe that the in-
dustry has received a severe check,
aud sealers are feeling gloomy as to
the future of the business^. Some of
them have determined to make Japan
their winter quarters. Should their
example be followed by the others in
the trade, it will mean a loss to Vic-
toria of several hundred thousand
dollars a year.
Borrowing and Worrying.
"He who goes a borrowing, goes a
sorrowing," is a trite old saying, but
it does not appear to applv to that
numerous class of tormentors who
are constantly borrowing Directories.
The price of Williams' B. C. Offi-
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reach of every business man, so that
there is no excuse for persecuting
bona fide subscribers. The persist-
ent borrower — who is also the per-
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tory for "a few minutes." These few
minutes invariably mean a few hours
or a few days, and would extend over
a few weeks or a few months, if the
book were not recalled. They are
not stranpers, to whom every direc-
tory in circulation would be freely
opened, but permanent residents and
so-called business men. To such an
extent has this borrowing practice
grown that merchants who do not
care to say no to the intruder, are
frequently obliged to keep an extra
copy for the especial use of this class.
To avoid all this trouble we will
allow parties to consult the directory
at our office free of charge, but we
will not allow the book to be carried
away. Subscribers will ple«ise note
this, and act accordingly when the
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Directories.
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persecuting
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a few hours
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nths, if the
They are
every direc-
J be freely
isidents and
To such an
Qg practice
who do not
itruder, are
p an extra
if this class,
ible we will
le directory
rge, but we
Q be carried
plenae note
when the
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