.������������������������.- ",' :��������� : /, \a \ i t,h. ^S^^> 1" ,-> r5U.-B-G^ 8*^ SUBSCRIPTION SI A YEAI IN ADVANCE Published in the Interests of Greater Vancouver. 'a. ���������&1 y HI ^te. VOLUME III H. H. Stevens, Editor. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, OCTOBER 6, 1911. No. 22 BROADWAY AND BRIDGE ST. Magnificent Thoroughfares Assuming Metropolitan Aspect, with Many Excellent Retail Stores and Fine Mercantile Establishments of Various Kinds in All Lines. Broadway avenue and Bridge street are magnificent thoroughfares rapidly assuming metropoli- \j tan aspect. Along these are now established many highly excellent retail stores and fine mercantile establishments of various kinds in all lines. The city's public works department and the B. C. Electric -.Railway' Co. are expending vast sums of money on improvements. The whole of Broadway is almost under double trackage of the B.'C. Electric, and the great steel bridge on Bridge street is about completed and ready for the electric company. to extend its line ;Over which will then giye transit to these highways in about one- half the present time required. At the corner of Broadway and Bridge, The '���������Royal-Bank of Canada have erected a magnificent $50,000 two-story brick building, the new home | of the Bridge street branch, which will be ready for occupancy in December. G. Bowser is the enterprising young ihauager of this branch, and has officiated in this capacity here about four '".months. He. was associated with the same institution ten years in New Brunswick prior to receiving his present appointment. He is a first . cousin of Attorney-General Bowser and an important acquisition to the social and financial interests of our city. The Royal Bank of Canada is one of Canada's strongest and most progressive ^-financial institutions. It is capitalized at $10,000,- 000 and has a paid up capital of $6,200,000, with [\;a reserve fund of $7,200,000 and assets amounting to $102,800,000. 6. H. Morris, 623 Broadway West; conducts the������ Broadway Shoe Stored This establishment has |5 been in operation four;years and is well equipped J4with a modern plant for manufacturing as well as DLrepairing shoes. te.M * nine years in Boston, Massy atidsix: yewrs'in Lpn- don, England. He carries an -(Bxeellent stock of shoes and his prieeschalleiigecpmpeti^ enterprising and progressive from the word " go." The Broadway Grocery at 220 TBroadwayi West is conducted-by A. De Vaz, Who htis operated the establishment foiir years. He has been a resident f. of Vancouver fourteen years and was nine years ,in the real estate line. 7Rlr.De Vaz is a graduate of Oxford Street College, Manchester. England, ^and was born in Spain. The Regal Leaded Art Glass Works, at 659 i' Broadway, is conducted by 7W7 B. Cafferata, who Y>makes a specialty of stained glass for churches, residences, etc., etc. All orders for art glass win |7dows, eic, are carefully and promptly attended to by Mr. Cafferata, who has operated in Vancou ���������ver four years. He has been established on.Broad- ���������wa^ since May and has a splendid location and a large display of samples for patrons to select ['from. ' :- W. A. Mercier, at 533 Broadw.ay West, conducts fci very neat and attractive store well stpcked with Id ry- goods,, notions oand gent's furnishings. He Mas operated here three years and is building up la splendid business. He was born and brought Bifp-in^he-brick-manufacturingrbusihessiirCanada^ pind is an authority in that line. | At 523 Broadwfiy West Misener. King & Teakles :onduct a general real estate ancf brokerage business, and handle farm arid city properties. They lire well posted on opportunities and investments In the Fairview and Mount Pleasant sections of [Vancouver. Percy T. Masterman,7as the name implies, is a inaster in his business. He is located at 514 Broadway West and deals in gent's furnishing, etc. Mr. iVlasterman has followed the business sixteen years wnd has been four years in Vancouver. He has Operated-three months on Broadway and was born jn England. His store enjoys a good trade and 'ercy is a specially well informed and pleasant Irentleman to meet. |* Naffzinger & Duerr are belt line brokers in real Estate, located at 63 Broadway East. They have Veen established nearly two years here and have khoved through several important deals. They Ire a good firm to do business with and are thor- liighly well posted on business chances and investments. W. S. Higgins conducts the Vancouver-Prince "upert Meat Company's branch shop at 515 Broadway. He has officiated in this capacity three jionths and is headquarters for choice steaks, liicy roasts and tender chops. Mr. Higgins -was lorn iri Maine. jH. Macartney, is the up-to-date grocer and provision merchant, is located at 561 Broadway West. \\d has operated here four years. He officiated postmaster of sub-station No. 7 three years and bas born in Ireland. J. G. Gunn operates a flourishing hardware"and Bjuse furnishings establishment at 563 Broadway Ei5 He specializes in-builders' hardware, stoves, ^nges. pairts.. oils, varnishes, etc. He has been a sident of Vancouver for 14 years. [Henry T. Thompson and John Smith are the frsonnel that compose The Thompson Co., located 590 Broadway. They deal in real estate and [neral merchandise, brokerage business. Ilex LuttrelL 628 Broadway West, conducts a fkery establishment. Mr. Lnttrell will be eased to talk with anyone wishing to buy. out fjood business at a reasonable price. (Continued on Page 4) COMMENTS. The Italian������Turkish War-=-Its True Origin Professor E. Odium, M.A., B.Se. The Canadian election is over and the country-'. has put itself: in good hands for safety and national progress along Imperial lines. We have- had a couple of weeks jubilation on Canada's wis-) dom and victory at the polls. , ; We have praised Stevens, Borden and the Dominion, and now look abroad for other living topics. In our search we come to Italy and Tur- ��������� key. They furnish food for thought and writing. We shall go back a bit into modern Continental history. From this we may draw a lesson or two. For over a hundred years, more or less, the nations of Europe saw their men and women of spirit and enterprise leave the home, land for other places. 7 As the countless myriads of emigrants left their : liomes they passed under the rule, of Britain or the . States, for the most part. Wise men of TEurope saw their countries doomed tb minister to their two great Anglo-Saxon rivals, by giving to them their best fellow-citizens by the hundreds of thousands. They saw Britannia and Unistatia grow, multiply, and enlarge at.the expense of their own populations and wealth. ''-,.'��������� : As they gazed on. the outflow of their people, they saw..that they were leaving homes .nnd friends forever, to become subjects of other lands and ���������flags. 77 7.'7 ; ,; Naturally they looked about for a counteractant. This they could not discover without examining into the causes and groundwork of Britain's very great and miraculous growth. y They saw th at Britain was colon izing and occupying, the TWasteplaces of the earth, and "making the desert places toblossom as the rose," according to ancient promise. The one word that stuck'iirthe heads and hearts of the European statesmen' was the word 7' Colony," Britain was great through her success as a universal,; colonizer. Hence as: the word stuck, like a graiirpf seed in their heads, it began to grow until hrthe sixties- " Vancouver, B.C., October 2, 1911. contest with her the advantages to be had from this ancient and sadly governed continent. In the meantime tltese three countries found ;-ihany things, amongst which was the important fact that they had become possessors of immense territories of raw, material which when brought home would give the means of increased labour to their home industries. Thus they were securing three important things:���������Holding a large percentage of their people under their own rule; finding raw material for their industries; making larger markets in 'which to sell their faCteried goods. In like manner, Italy, an overcrowded country, sought an outlet of a similar sort for her surplus population, enlarged markets for her industries, raw material to be wrought upon by willing hands, and a continued home under the Italian flag. Thus she sent her military and naval expeditions into the waters'of: the Indian ocean, possessed a part of Somaliland, pushed into the interior so as to press upon Abyssinia, and also to exploit Tripoli. These three countries of Europe, and Britain, were well in the colonizing race, with Britain immeasurably ahead, of all tlie others combined. Austria looked around for a similar course, and tried for long years to make a sufficient outlet on her southern borders by which she could become a Mediterranean sea-power. Up to the present she has had but little success. That which she has obtained has been largely secured by the diplomacy of Germany, whieh all the time is aimed at the conquest of the ocean. As Austria found but little relief southward, she squeezed her little neighbours in spite of Russia, and with the direct diplomatic help of her present friend, Germany. I say ''present'friend," because Germany intends a little later on, to take over the whole of Austria, and I believe she will succeed. "Russia,-as-one of the world's great powers, dur- Mt. Pleasant Public School. G. W. Jamieson, Principal mmmrnm it showed a very considerable growth. From then until now the plant has become a strong tree. The whole world may look on and see it towering up tothe heavens, and all the fowls of the air, to-wit: the citizens of' all nations, may look to dwell under its branches. Bismarck,? when he and his co-workers decided' to enlarge Prussia to military-Ger'mania, that has ranked large and high tor half a century,--clearly perceived that in order to-keep Germans at home they must be provided with work. Thi.s was the basic idea that consolidated the German empire, that defeated Austria in 1866, that .defeated France in 1870, that robbed Denmark of a most valuable part of her kingdom, that led to the establishment of her vast colonial system. She had to colonize, or lease her children, lb-'' colonies,failed, but she the more decisively determined to make them succeed. She added to her i colonial possessions, drew on past experience, expanded her markets, and increased her industrial enterprises. Thus she has expressed her trade by following up a definite plan, developed by Bismarck;- and the result is a growing home population that is confounding and terrifying France, Italy and other lands. In the meantime France struck out for a similar goal. She had her borders filled withi a large and crowded population, and deemed that as Germany was developing the colonial idea, she would do the same thing. Hence she set to work in Africa along the Mediterranean and farther south. She must find two things whieh Germany was in search of, and likely to get. These were to keep her children under her flag, when they might go from the Fatherland, and to find enlarged markets for industries, upon the success of which so many of her people depended for their daily bread. Thus she as well as Germany appeared side by side with Britain in different parts of Africa, to (Conti ing the last half century has pushed her ownership over everything in sight, from the Black and Caspian sens to the Pacific ocean, until she came in contact with Japan, as France cariie in contact with Britain at Fashoda and in the Nile Valley; as Italy came in contact with Abyssinia; and as Germany will come into contact with Britain at the head of tint Pci'siairGuIf. Xow ail those nations were following up a law ie of necessity, and" wore wise in so doing. Tl - United'States w^n) trying the-same thing in her attempt at a'jug-handled plan of,Reciprocity, tint sin; ran foul of the .Canadian electorate, and .turned back, like Russia in Manchuria. like Italy from Abyssinia, like.. France ;from Fashoda. and like Germany later on wheirher day ol" lesson-learning comes to her statestueji.y But Germany. Franco: Italy. Russia. Austria and Japan in Formosa and Corea, are right as they strive to secure larger territories, .larger markets, better homes for their people, and more work for their countless factories. . " ' The wrong is when they go about their expansive work in.a wrong manner, and when their course is more hurtful than beneficial to those whom th'ey im-ade. Herein is ground for serious thought and great heart-search ings. Britain has colonized, expanded, possessed and always added more blessing to the conquered than they had without her kind and just protective treatment. She has blessed these conquered as well as her citizens going in to possess the conquered regions. This has made her the only truly ��������� successful colonizer in human history. ��������� " The principle underlying the above describes plans of action followed by the great European nations, is primarily that of conserving their strength and life. They must so act. or go down and out in the end. . Coming to Italy and Turkey, let us lookx-loselv nued on Page 5) THINGS TQ BE DONE Now that we have a change of Government at Ottawa, it is expected that some of the outstanding needs of this Province will receive consideration. There are many problems of vital import to us and which should have been adjusted long since. . There is the settlement of the Indian Lands dispute. For some years the Indians have claimed that they had not been justly treated, some even going to the extent of claiming all the lands of the Province. In this they have been encouraged by some misguided whites, and the result is that in some quarters the Indians have been asserting their rights (?) by force. Throughout these disputes the Provincial Government and the Dominion Government have been at a dead-lock, owing largely to partizan prejudice on the part of the federal authorities. There is now a possibility for a final adjustment of this vexing problem. Then there is the "Improvement of Navigation in Inland Waters." Some years ago some important work was undertaken on the Thompson river above Kamloops, but immediately the Government supporter (Duncan Ross) was defeated, the work was stopped. It is expected that now we shall be able to secure at least just and fair treat? ment at the hands of the Dominion. Development in B. C. has been deliberately blocked for years by the Federal Government for no other reason than that B. C. had not supported the Government. - i The improvement of the Vancouver and Newu Westminster harbours must also be considered as more than a local problem, it is of national ot indeed imperial, significance. The complete scheme of improvement will require exhaustive study and investigation, but the dredging of the Fraser River and the widening of the First Narrows can be proceeded with at once. In fact, $90,000.00 was voted to the First Narrows some two years ago, but nothing has yet been done* With the I^irst Narrows widened, this harbour would be one of the finest in the world, and certainly the best on the Pacific Coast. The securing on reasonable terms of the lands of the Railway Belt by the Provincial Government will demand the attention of the new Government^ -and when settled will greatly-assist in the advancement and development of this Province. Better terms will of course be up again for consideration, and in this respect Mr. Borden is committed to the policy of referring the question to an independent tribunal. This will likely re- <.ul1 ni British Columbia getting more consideration at the hands of the Doniinion than hitherto. One of the most important questions to the people of B. C. is the fisheries problem. Ten years ago there were between 9,000 and 10,000 white men engaged in the fishing industry. Now- there is scarcely any and in their place 9,500 Japanese. -In other words, in about a decide one of our'greatest natural "resources'has passed into the control of an alien race. Not only is this the case as far as the workers are concerned, but the rights to fish are largely held by political heelers and grafters. This cou- nliti'pTi-innslrbe^ Government, first as to the cause of the change in the personnel of the fishermen and then as to regulations which will remedy this. For years we have allowed-American fishing vessels to use our harbours as a base of operations in direct contravention, of international law. How long would our American neighbours tolerate such conditions? Not very long. Yet for years we have allowed this suicidal practice to continue. There arc many other questions which will require attention and no doubt will be treated by the new Government in a different manner from that which characterized the late party. We do not take any special privileges, but we do demand a "square deal." Vancouver has contributed in the last ten years nearly $29,000,000.00 to the Federal treasury, and has only'received "in return about $700,000.00. which included the new postoftiee and the drill hall, so it will readily.bo seen that we have not been treated fairly. Among some local problems we might mention the recent attempt of the Federal Government to claim tho new Provincial. University site. It ean be stated with reasonable certainty that Mr. Borden's Government will see to it that no mere technicality in the title will deprive the Province of this valuable piece of land. The False Creek tide flats and the Indian Reserve at Kitsilano will demand some attention; ia fact, there are so'.many questions which have been shelved, for years that the members from- B. C..will be kept very busy indeed securing their adjustment. . SELF-PRAISE During the recent, federal campaign the editorial columns of this journal has been in the hands of others than the regular editor,'who happened to be the successful candidate. It happened that out of the kindness of their soul, different writers dared to1 say a few nice things about the editor. Some poor, soured souls; have taken umbrage at this and charge the.editor with writing self-exalting articles. One individual, who has more bitterness in his soid than common sense in his head, cut out one of these articles and sent it to the I (Continued on page 5) THE WESTERN CALL J- 17 .. "-'.', -i Some giant force soemctf to lie wrestling there, raging against its bonus, striving fev-: erishly to tear, lvnd, utterly destroy. its invisible letters. SoineUnies,,after an unusually impttv.ous surge, a dark- shape, trailing witch-tresses of weed, showed Ior ar. instant in Ihe pit. of the cauldron. Then a mad whirl of water ] wouid pounce on it with a fearsome | spring and the fang of rock would be smothered ten feet deep. For some reason they did hot talk. They were fascinated by the po\vei\ the grandeur, the untamed energy - of. j voice of the reef | ������ OF FRASER AND FERRIS STS. ���������������������������#*������������������������������������*������������������������*��������� ���������*���������������������������������������.*#*��������������� ������,%������*4������.*������������#������ ���������*���������*���������** mi ^rx������K'<������>.x������:'^^':^������-^*>x*':"X������M'^ ^^���������^������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������x~Xr*: .���������.������������������..������..;..;..%.: Ranges and Stoves; General Hardware; Bapco Pu re Pai n t; Stumping powder; Land Clearing Tools PHONE FAIR- :=: MOST 1177-L | <"H**X"X"X"X~X"K"X" ,*** i Eastman/s Photographic TVEPENDS on the power that causes their Ir flight.������������������������������������The most attractive offer coaxes the largest number of dollars forth. You may have the biggest bargain to offer, but unless people know of it how much will you 0 reap ? Advertise! MONEY IS GOING TO BE SPENT. The only thing we can d<o> is guide the riches, make them fly rc j iieia mem syenuauiiu. They listened K' mutely. !'���������! Beneath, Brand wrote/ with scholar! . lyefiEc: ��������� "Therefore I decided that it would; best serve the interests of the Boardi if I sent Bates and Jackson to Pen-^ j zance in th-; boat in which my daugh-| ter���������" he paused an instant and add-', ed ah "s" to the'word���������".fortunately j happened to visit me. As I would be; alone on the rock, and the two girls' might he helpful until the relief came,' I retained them." , He glanced at the weather-glass iii front of him and made a note: ' ', "Barometer falling. Temperature higher." 7 ln another book he entered the exact records. A column headed "Wind direction and force," caused him to look up at the wind vane. He whis-( tied softly. ; "S. W.," he wrote, and after a sec-: ond's thought, inserted the figure 6, i ies New stock of Cameras, Papers and Chemicals at the DRUG STORE % (LePatouuel & McRae) Cor. 7th Ave. & Main St. Phone: Fairmont 563 **<^������������M������**<-''>***i-:������*������K������**������X~X''! v 4- ���������5* *��������� t * * * * ���������������������������-������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������x-x^":":' \ OR v Advertise in The Western Cajl and see how quickly advertising pays. / THE WESTERN CALL is distributed through SouthVancouver and Mt, Pleasant every week. -Ql^OTCUl^tfe^ reasonable. An ad. in The Western Call will be read and will guide riches to you. On the other hand stand still, do not advertize and the golden stream will be guided into your competitor's till. Test it. Advertise in The Western Call and its business will be to get business for your business. p H 1 THE WESTERN CALL JOB Of PICE does highclass Job Work. Good printing pays. Ask those who use it. We do good printing. Letterheads and Envelopes Our Printing Meets Jhe highest hopes THE WESTERN Newspaper and Job Office 2408 Westminster Rd., }4 block below 9th Ave. The sailor's scale, ye landsman, differs from yours. ��������� What you term a gale at sea he joyfully hails as a fresh:j.'j breeze. No. 6 is a point above thia! ���������: limit, when a well-conditioned clippeiji *' ship can carry single reefs and top-; gallant sails, in chase full and by. No: 12 is a hurricane. "Bare poles," sayS the scale. ',y i Slowly mounting the iron ladder, he] stood beside the silent watchers. The Bay was nearly deserted. No sturdy tug-boat was pouring smoke from taerj funnel and staggering towards tha rock. Northwest and west the dark-! ness was spreading and lowering. < He did not trouble to examine the reef. Its signs\ and tokens were too; familiar to him. Its definite bellow, or muttered threat was part of the' prevailing influence of the hour ~ or day. He beard its voice too often to find an^omen in it now. \ ���������-..'"This" time I must congratulate both of "you," he said qtiietly. w"On- what?" they cried In unison, shrill with unacknowledged -excite- taent "Ladies seldom, if ever, pass a night on a rock lighthouse. You will have that rare privilege." Enid clapped her hands. ��������� "I am delighted," she exclaimed. .."Will there be a storm, father?" Tasked Constance. 7 '-.- "I think so. At any rate, only a miracle will enable the tug to. .reach" us before to-morrow, and miracles are not frequent occurrences at sea." "I know of oue," was Enid's comment, with great seriousness for her. He read her thought. "I was younger then," he smiled. "Mow I am fifty, and the world has aged." -���������������.-".--������".' .*..*.������*������.*.������*..*..^..24.^4^4^t^. * \'t le Reliable Sheet Metal Works 3127 Westminster Rd. Phone: Fairmont 868 Cornices. Jobbing cvnd Roofing FURNACE WORK A SPECIALTY. C Magnone J f t t * X. * 4 t*T u % C. Errington 17 *��������� ���������GHAPTER-V^ It to your family���������to your friends��������� to have a good photograph of yourself. We endeavor to give each portrait that individuality so necessary to the finished picture! ��������� one that is artistic, yet natural. phone | Fairmont " * 140 THE HURRICANE They descended into the service- room. "Let me see," said Enid; "it will be nineteen years on 'the- 22nd of next June, since you found me floating se- .renely towards the Gulf Rock in a deserted boat?" "Yes, if you insist on accuracy as to the date. I might cavil at your serenity." - ' "And I was 'estimated' as a year old then? Isn't it a weird thing that a year-old baby should be sent adrift on the Atlantic in an open boat and never a word of inquiry made subsequently as to her fate? I fear 1 could not have been of much account in those days," "My dear child, I have always told you that the boat had be^n in collision during the fog which had prevailed for several days previously. Those who were caring for you were probably knocked overboard aud drowned." "But alone! Utterly alone! That is the strangeness of it. I must be an American. Americans start out to hustle for themselves early in life, don't they." "Certainly, in that respect you might claim the record." Brand had not told her all the facts of that memorable June morning. Why,should he? They were not pleasant memories to him. Why cumber her also with them! For the rest he had drawn up aud read to her, long ago, a carefully compiled account of her rescue and the steps taken to discover her identity. ' "I entered .on an active and useful career with no such halo of glory," broke in Constance. "1 am just plain English, born in Brighton, of parents not poor but respectable. Mother died a -vear after my birth, didn't she, dad?" "You were thirteen months bid when we lost her." he answered, bending over the clock-work attachment of the fog bell to wipe' off an invisible speck of dust. Since his first term of service oh the rock the light had changed from an occulting to a fixed one. "She is buried there, isn't she," the girl v������'ent on. "How strange that; amidst our niany journeyings, we have never visited Brighton." : "If I were able to take you to her grave-side, I would not do it," said- Brand. 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BIGGER] JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN 143 Hastings St., Wj ,.:^.>.>^^^.h^.>^->.h������X"^^^w~x-'> ���������^���������������������������������������������x������:~:~>'>.:44:~:-.:-.X">������K'*������m^^J Good Load First-Class Wood * * * % % * t * t t ������ W. D Betts, City Heights Has arranged for the full output of W. H. DAY CO. 'S. MILL qn Ferris Road aad is able to stpply first-class Fir Wood promptly at moderate prices. THIS WOOD HAS NOT BEEN IN SALT WATBR. Phone: Fairmont789R,Residence: 4516 John Street .CITY HETGHTS P. 0.!! 8 -n i i.i 1 r i n n n! rm t t T1 rT-f,UA ���������^-**ir*****^***' <.*^h..x..:..>.;..>.:,.j..>.x������<-.^>.:"X������:-'*x������:-' l(V FURNITURE STORE 3334 Main St. Our stock -of Furniture is^ Large, Modern -��������� and adapted to the tastes of .., .-';. Bayers.. 7. Dressers, Buffets, Tables Chairs, Couches, Mattresses, Bedsteads, etc. 7 A. complete line of Linoleums. Carpet Squaires, etc. Drop in and inspect our goods. This is where you.get a square deal. M. H. COWAN BAKER* AND CONFECTIONERY Only the'Best kept H. COUSINS '655 Broadway-W. *<: FOR FIRST QUALITY $ or, lay arid Feed-I GF ALL KINDS. GO TO 1-^JU. I A * A A * * * A I You \yill receive courteous treatment/ Prompt attention -given to all orders. MiM ST. BETWEEN 26th" and 27lh AVES. PHONE FA 1RMONTJ5U ������. ���������^i^OO^S^O^O^'^E^ '���������'; \y * '-'���������'��������� 7 -============== Open Day and Night CASHGrocers Provision n'erchants \, OFFICEarid CHAPEL ���������2020 Granville St. Phone. Sey. 8282 >C3^- j������r~r������y.- j >**���������-i>4ir.T*ri: MT. "PLKASAJCT- CHURCH Cor. Kin Ui Ave. and Quebec St. Sund.iy Services���������Public worship at 11 - a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday School and .Bible Class at -2:150 p.m. - ' KOV..J. \V. Vvoodside, M. A.;. Pastor e 170 .Khull Ave. W. Tele. BS01S. '-. BAFX2ST MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 10th-Ave. and Quebec St. S. -Kverton, B.A.. Pastor' , 250 13th Ave. E. I' Preaching Services���������11 a.m. . and 7:30 p.m. Sundav S"hool at 2:30 p.m. I ..' V CENTRAL,., BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 10th Ave. and Laurel St. ���������Tfie r vl cesT��������� Preacfii nif "at������"n^a7nir7aivd���������7:30 ��������� p.m. Sunday School at i!:30 p.m. Rev. P.-Clil'ton'Parker, M.A., Pastor llth Aveyv. METHODIST MT. PLKASANT CHURCH Cor. 10th Ave. and Ontario Services���������Preaching at 11 a.m. and at 7:00 p.m. Sunday School and Bible "Class at 2:30 p.m. ' Rev. W. Lashley Hall, B.A.B.D., Pastor Parsonage, 123 ICleventh Ave. W.nup.iu ���������'Parsonage,'123 llth Ave. W. " Tele. 3624. Evensong at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday. Trinity Methodist Church, ' Seventh Ave. K, between Park- Drive and Victoria Iirive. Pa.-:tor. Xievi A. M. Sanford, B.A, H.O. Public Worship, Sunday, at 1.1 am. and 7 p.m. Sabbath- School at \\:.-!'. si."*- fln-ir,"- -imiiitfii- inonths. itid- , week rally on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Co PServ [KecK'v ANGLICAN ST. MTCHAlCl/S GHU.UCTI fltli Ave. and Prince Kdward-St. ���������s���������Morning Prayer nt 11 a.m. inilay School ami Bible Ciiiss at'2:30 p. rn. .���������tMiir.gr Priiyisr.nL 7-.:j() p. m. .,ly Communion ov.:ry Sun-lay ��������� at R a;- nt. and 1*1 :m<I':ii-(J Sundays at li-'U0 a. m- Rev. G. H. Wilson, Rector y, vCor. -Stli Ave. and Prince Edward St. Tele. LSo-Ui. Z.ATT3S DAY SAIITTS I'REORGA^riXLD. CIJURCH OF CHRIST 1370 10th Avenue, .East. , _- |Eer^-:<:es���������-Every Sunday evening at v,8 ���������o'clock. Sunday School at 7 o'clock. ��������� ' ;��������� ��������� i. Mcmullen. ei.;der rSTDSSSHDJSiTT". OEDEB Or OSS- FELI.O-WS MT. PLEASANT LODGE NO. IP Mt-fts every Tuesday at $7 P.m. .-������ ...O.O.l". Hall, Westminster Ave., Mt. K?leasant. Sojourning brethren cordially invited to attend; ]w. F. McK NZIB/N: G., 152 -IOUiAy-v, East J. (.:.- DAViy. V. G., 1231 Homer Street S. Sen-ell, Rec. Secv., 4Sl-7th'avenue frast. LOTAIi ORANGE LODGE JIT. PLEASANT l.. O. L. NO 1842 . Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of lac-h month at"8 p.m. in the K. of P. Hall. ^Jl visiting brethren cordially welcome. H. Birmingham, W.M., 477 7th Ave. tasL C. M. Howes, Sec, 393 10th Ave. feast Our business has grown from small beginnings to its present proportions wholly on the merit of our goods. . Our reputation is built on honor and prudence. We buy the best "and thus please our many patrons. THE WESTERN CALL IHEGM A SOUTH I IN_CANADA - ��������� -'"Ap*.. :- ��������� it Love, Laughter and Life" ��������� :, LIVING OUR OWN LIVES In reading the.lives, of great men and women, one nearly, alwaj's finds that Fate no more favored them than it favors us. They had their 7strujg- gles and adverse circumstances to fight against; they -met many drawbacks, found inaiiy stumbling-blocks on the road to Fame, says1 Home Chat. Many of them had ill-health to coritend,against; most of them were poor; often they were misunderstood; in many-cases their homes were unhappy. But st.il! they painted their pictures or sung their songs or wrote their books. 'They managed to do their own particular work, and to do it really well. .'.,-��������� Eut perhaps you and I have not any particular talents? We are just ordinary, commonplace 7 folk, jogging along through a -workaday world? Even that is no excuse for using the "might have been" phrase. Even about quite little things one is inclined to use it. How good-tempered we should be if our neighbors, or our people, or the children, were, less annoying! How'willingly-we should give to charity if only we-had enough money! Kow wise we should be if we were Mrs. C.! How gracious if we were in Lady H.'s position! It is only our own life that seems so hard to live, well. - ' And yet, when you come to think of it, it must he possible to live that truly and nobly. The^disappointments and troubles that beset our way are not sent to us haphazard, aud there is a divine purpose working behind even the ' most trivial happenings of life. .���������.".. For, depend upon it, all our troubles and worries are not .sent to block our way; they are rather tools that we may turn to-fine uses if we will. ���������Trials of -strength they, may be; but only by such trials can bur-strength be tried, and prove to use that we may be conquerors. ^ -&���������**********.&<������������������>****���������:���������**?*���������:<��������� **���������&*******************$������$* * ' There is Only One ������Hoy ��������� ww* ������< ������������������������*���������r������w4- V ' AND WE HAVE IT No~one else can honestly offer you the genuine Semi-ready Tailoring- for the makers give us the exclusive sale here. A umm * Semi=Ready Tailoring | A *���������* * THOMAS ������& McBAIN 519 GRANVILLE ST. 1 ���������^^������������������������������������^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������.M-M--:-* **'Z~z>*****-y:-*******-z-*<-***** Wiiioughby's Cash Cor. HthAve. and St. Catherines St. Grocery Phone Fairmont 1321 DRESSY TENNIS COSTUME There are tennis costumes like bathing suits, to be worn only for exhibition, and the model here illustrated is a good example for such purpose. This, however, is a stunning suit, and without the tennis racquet-.decoration on sleeves and girdle would be charm- i-.ig for���������- ipcvning or afternoon wear. Use white serge or lightweight broadcloth for the dress and white surah, * dged with apricot satin, for the plaited fans on shoulders. The cut of skirt is decidedly attractive. JAM-MAKING It is not generally known that boiling fruit a long time without sugar: without a cover to the preserving pan, and skimming it well, is a very economical, and excellent way���������Economical'because-the'.bulk of the scum rise's from the fruit, and not-from the sugar. Boiling it without a cover allows the evaporation of all the watery particles therefrom, and renders the pre-7 serves firm and v/eil-fla'voved. The sugar should be added after .the skimming is completed. The proportions are three-quarters of a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit. Excellent for all kinds of fruit. Cash Grocers 7 an ... ��������� ' . . ! Provision Merchants.'! '.'���������-��������� ' - ������������������ ���������"-.��������� ������������������"'��������������������������� i NOTE THE^ADDRESS j BRIGHT BRASS BEDSTEADS Many people find it.difficult to, keep a -brass bedstead in good condition, says a housekeeper. I have had one for many yejtrs, and its clean appearance is always admired. The secret is I rub if.-twice-a year witha f'anhei cloth dipped in vaseline, and do not touch it after for two days, when 1 resume lits daily dusting. MATCH MARKS We Live to Serve Phone: Fairmon084 Disfiguring match marks on painted walls should he first rubbed with the cut surface of a lemon, then with a clean cloth dipped in whiting. Afterwards wash the surface with warm water and soap, and wipe quickly-with a cloth \i~ung out in clean water. The .ffiM.kS-3iil.thea d,isap������ear.j_ Rule, Which If Closely Followed, Is Sure to Bring Success "An Old Hand" writes as follows on the "Art of jelly-making":' - : A good many young housekeepers look upon jelly-making as a "difficult undertaking. Yet if the rule 'here- given is exactly fpllowed the process is so simple that the least skillful' could hardly fail of success." If, however,- you think that a little more su-, gar, or less, than the recipe calls for would be an improvement, or that the period allowed for cooking is insufficient, or that overripe fruit will do, good results cauuot be .promised. But with unripe fruit the rule catinot7 fall?' ���������For currants, gooseberries, apples, j <| grapes, quinces and several : other j % fruits the process is as follows:- '... j a Wash and1 prepare the fruit. Ap FRESH GROCERIES, LOITER, EGGS. FLOUR, VEGETABLES, and FRUITS. r tobacco, ctoars and cigarettes. Courteous Treatment. Good Service, Prompt Delivery and Reasonable Prices. '.���������������.������������������.������������������:������������������:������ ..���������.AA.'.A. ****** pies do not need peeling, but should j $ ��������� 1 t"*. II ���������Careful Attention Given to all Work JOBBING A SPECIALTY. S. S. Montgomery * * #j he cored, v Put from two to four quarts of the prepared fruit Over the fire, in a granite kettle. More than this at one time takes too long to heat, and it is important .to keep the fruit cooking as short a time as possible. Use only enough water to cover the contents of the kettle, for in jelly-making rapid boiling is desirable, 'since it causes the. fruit to cook-to-pieces. Long boiiirijj makes jelly dark and acrid. Yvlien tiie pulp is soft crush it with, a wooden, spoon or potato masher 7 (hen pi-t'it ��������� iu a bag, and let it drain,,. If you wish the clearest jelly possible do not press the pulp in the . . _ v hag; pressing is admissible if quan- j fQ^ ^ tity is desired. Even-fruit pressed ! " hard will yield fine-looking jelly���������if it has not bee)} cooked too Jong........ .-���������.,... jVleasujy'tlie juice, pui? it" oyer the flre.'S'nJ bfifig 't to a boil.-. Measure ai\, equal quantity" oT sugar and jrat it in a granite pan'in the oven,' Tlo������ allowing the sugar to melt, but merely to become thoroughly heated. Boil i -.the^juice^'twent-y---=imnutesf"a"dding-'"H'h[-e-={"- hot sugar to it not more than a min- ! ute before taking it from the fire;; i there should he just time enough for | $t^***l*******<. the juiqe to boil up after the sugar is dissolved. .Strain the juice into jelly glasses, filling them full. Sometimes it is impossible to get fruit a little underripe. If ripe fruit must be used follow th'-esame ' rule, but do not count on having the jelly solidify at once. Some of the finest jellies require two weeks to -arrive at the quaking point. If the jelly is-soft, 3129 Westminster Rd., Phone: Fairmont 78217 * V * Z������tnZ***&*&<-'-r������^Z>$^ ******^������V*******42^l>******** PSsoias Fairmont IM5 Always in Mt. Pleasant !H V TT^i li^iO- ���������? C^ ransrer Stand���������Main and Broadway n t or ***faZ������Z'*<Z'*<t *!>*******<���������.���������" 845 *>*^t������J������-*-������*5>������*-������iJj**-������������Jl*%t*>������J������^������jH !* ! I ���������* expose to the air, but protect from : % ���������lies and dust. When sufficiently set j f cover with melted paraffin or oiled j f paper. . \-u There are fruits that will not make ���������: * solid jelly. Peaches and pears, for ! | -jxample, laqk the gelatinous quality j necessary. They may be combined 7��������� with apple juice, however, without los- [ *������������������ lua; their flavor. .Ued raspberries are 77' delitjious when combined,, wilh cur- : <?'> rants; also pineapple juice"' with a ''k sour, lightly flavored apple juice, j !> Quinces are better mixed with apple,.; 7 although rich in the gelatinuos qual-���������'-.% ity. The peelings and cores of quince 7> make a good jelly after ih.e fruit is . 7; canned. Green grapes, either wild or \ % cultivated, a|po make excellent jelly ,<h and require only three-fourths as much ''���������'���������*-.- sugar as there is juice. : ; % For good values in REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS Call on TRIMBLE & NORRI Cor. Broadway and Westminster Road S * ��������� * * * <1> <>*���������*���������: .$:*?*������!.'. * ;-A.;..������4 - o r^j^HVj iVii^H"> (jl -'Z*-!* J,-:i>(?t*i'*I*'i^.**-* :,S"S,-J"3"2>'i"������-** TME MOSJSE BF W&LLPMPE& Phone: Fairmont 1243 ���������j?ov -B-3st Quality Wallpaper of latest .designs ancl lowest .possible prices call at this well-known store Some Uses for Lemon-Juice Lemon-juice and water, not too strong, make a mouth-wash useful for preventing 4anar and sweetening the breath. Leindn-juice removes, stains from the hands, also softens and whitens them. ��������� Lemon-juice (ayea- spoonful in a cupful of coffee) will often relieve a bilious headache. Hot lemonade'before retiring is almost a j jj sure cure .for a cold. Iron rust may j jj he removed,from the most .delicate ��������� 5 fabric by the application of lemon-7J juice and salt. ' Phons: Fairmont 1243 Ao Rvl^^ 146.Broadway, te *: * -^y.'^L* i>Xi; *!*���������'-((/'.������}*;:>,; ���������) I A--^ ������������������-* *lBK-/Jr---J-y?f ri xjaaasaviasxsx^s=si-.t-nr^nArssiaxx-:i^~j^ Calls Answejikd Day ok Night hVftte'&GOtt Dominion Under Funeral-Director's anil Einba'iacrs... jj 802 Broadway; W ��������� j' FKGNS Fairmont W98 & Go.-- aking. Parlors Spsclaus CJiripEl and 'Ksuspticn Roghi, Vancouver, B. C. n: A Cook's Secrets To clean grease spots from .-m ii'ff^'^^Bjivgr^g men's | suits.���������Better results are obtained byi placing several thicknesses of newspaper under the spot, then scrubbing ' with a small brush, sioap and water, j Always keep old newspapers near! the sink. They are fine for wiping! out greasy frying-pans or the bottoms ) of blackened kettles before putting ia ; |_tbe water. --^^���������������������������������^���������������*������*������9-*C<*>e'������G*<>0<������^G*3'<M8 S *��������������������������������������������� S*������0*������*������������������* Oscar Kidd PRACTICAL H0RSESH8ER Special attention given to Lame and Interfering Horses. Between Slxtn.A, Seven* PR|NCE EDWARD STREET 'i0������&M '���������mm :ms& THE WESTERN CALL * ' f If You Want | % PURE, WHOLESOMEi FOOD I T 4; For your table give us a ring % 4 . .'.' A f FAIRMONT 1367 | Broadway Table Supply J 518 BROADWAY, E. :: Our Guarantee Goes with Every* thing We Sell I IfirsGood,WeHavelt | IfWeHavelMfsGood Home Cooked Meats A Specialty. |H. HARFORD 4Q* *********************** THE WESTERN CAX>������. Issued every Friday at 2408 Westminster Road, one-half block north of Broadway. Phone Fairmont 1140. Editor, H. H. Stevens; Manager, Geo. A. Odium. Subscription: $1.00' per year, 50 cents per six months; 25 cents per three months. Changes of ads. must be in by Tuesday evening each week to insure insertion in following issue. Notices of births, deaths, and marriages inserted free of charge. CRYSTAL PALACE SCHEME. The project for the purchase of the Crystal Palace as a national memorial to the late King Edward is receiving warm support throughout the kingdom, and the response to the recent appeal of the council of the memorial has been most encouraging. Many letters have been received by the council and by Lord Tenterden, which show that there are a large number of persons who, -whilst being unable to contribute a guinea for a life membership of and free admission ticket to the palace would be pleased to contribute smaller sums. To meet their wishes arrangements have been made to issue one- day free tickets to ali subscribers of sixpence, which tickets will be transferable and available for use on any date after the council has purchased the palace. A subscriber of five shillings may thus obtain ten free admission day tickets. Wanted l> _,',.--. ' . .,7 Man pf ability arid expier- ience to solicit advertising Enquire at Terminal City Press 2408 Westminster Rd., near 8th Phone: Fairmont 1140 " A Picture Travel Talk " describing interesting features of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, nature's titanic chasm and sublimest of gorges; petrified forests of New Mexico. Pueblo Indian towns. Cliff Dweller ruins, Navaho Indians, Moki Indian snake dance, etc., will be giyeriby Mr. R. Sparling in the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church, Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, at 8 o'clock. Wanted A woman to work Fridays, at 2931 Scott St. Apply *%<** . * **+���������*+*���������+*+*&������****+***+'*������������������*f^.*^-*-.-*+*+.***+^fa-*+*..**-**-* o I������ i4 * o Thos. McCarthy OF THE 1035 Broadway East Will sell his large new stock of Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Fruit and Hardware at 10 per cent discount ��������� f t * i * i f * i COMMENCING SEPT. 20 f * BROADWAY AND BRIDGE ST. (Continued from page 1) Hall's Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlors are located at 632 Broadway. This is an excellent location and Mr. Hall desires to sell out, as he has to go away and now is the buyer's chance. Charles Frank is located at 131 Broadway West and deals in fruits, cigars, confectionery, etc. He has just nicely started and is doing a very good business. ' D. W. Stewart, The Tailor, 603 Broadway West, does_a general tailoring business and all kinds of cleaning, pressing, dyeing and repairing. Remember the name and place. A branch of the Woman's Bakery at 655 Broadway W. is conducted by R. Cousins. Here you will find a splendid variety of good things to eat, and an ice cream parlor as well. Mr. Cousins leaves no stone unturned to please patrons. J. H. Moran and W. W. Green conduct the Bridge Street Pharmacy at 518 Broadway W. They have followed the business for some time and have operated two years in their present location. They also conduct the No. 7 postoffice sub-station. R. Moore, at 2211 Bridge street, deals in dry goods, gent's furnishings, and makes dressmaking a specialty. He has followed the business fourteen years and has been opened one year and a half on Broadway. He is an enterprising business man to meet, and was born in Newfoundland. -.���������-.������������������ The Bridge Street Meat Market is located at the corner of Bridge and Seventh avenue, and is under the capable management of Mr. W. A. West. Mr. West has followed the butchering business for a quarter of a century and has operated this market three years. His place is headquarters for choice steaks, juicy roasts and tender chops, as well as fish, game and oysters in season. Cline's Bakery, at 2331 Bridge, has been established three years nearly and enjoys a flourishing patronage. Mr. Cline has followed the bakery business over fifteen years and knows how to makei bread, cakes, and pies like what our mothers used to make. He was born in Ontario. Miller 'Bros, are1 located at 2210 Bridge street and deal in high class groceries, provisions, flour and feed. They are live young fellows to meet and attend to all orders with despatch. They were born in Canada. J. W. MacDonald and G. C. Tottrie conduct the Nova Scotia Renovatory at 222$ Bridge street. They make a specialty of pressing, repairing and cleaning ladies' and gent's clothing. They have followed the business for some time and attend to business promptly. J. Lister conducts a: liberally patronized cigar and poolroom establishment at 2207, Bridge street. Mr. Lister has resided in Western Canada for some time and has operated in various lines. He is a keenly intelligent gentleman to meet. * , ��������� ��������� '������������������'-" f* * ��������� ,, i * .'.-'������������������ T I Reader Don't Forget the Time and Place k I *: "-���������������������������'������������������ '...'-- "' * -.%,������������ ������9 ��������� 9 ������������������������ ��������� ��������� t ���������*****'*������*** * 9-+*~*+*~** *������������������* *���������* -* *���������* ������������������������ * *���������*���������*+*������, Hewett Bros, are "Knights of the Anvil" at the corner of Bridge and Dufferin. They do a general black- smithing and horseshoeing business. They are experts in their line and Mr. W. B. Hewett has had seventeen years' experience in the business. H. Hewett is one of Vancouver's growing capitalists. ' -7 - The Fairview Nursing Home is lo; cated at7975 Broadway West and is conducted by Miss Annie Jones, who has followed nursing as a profession for ten years. Miss Jones has conducted the Fairview Nursery Home nearly three years, which specializes in maternity work and diseases of women. Miss Jones is a graduate of the London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, and the Government Hospital in West Africa. The institution has four nurses, two graduates and two practitioners, and a house surgeon, and is well equipped. The Midway Electric Company is located at 829 Broadway West, and is conducted by Wm. R. Webb, an expert electrician who has had twelve years' experience in the business. He has been established on Broadway two years and a half. The concern does all kinds of electrical contract work and carry in stock electric chandeliers, bells, fittings and do all kinds of house wiring, telephone work, motor wiring and repairing. T. Parke, conducts The Brandon Grocery, located at 1116 Broadway, West. He deals in staples and fancy groceries, fruits and vegetables in season, butter, cheese and eggs. He is well up in the line, having learned the business when a boy, and served as steward seven years and a half at Hotel Vancouver, and three and a half years at the Alberta Hotel in Calgary. For "good things to eat" too much praise can scarcely be given The Brandon Grocery. E. T. Givins, located at 828 Broadway West, conducts a splendid grocery and provision establishment. His place enjoys a very liberal patronage and few place's in Vancouver, if any, carry a nicer and tastier stock of goods. Mr. Givins opened; up a year ago last January in the mercantile line and formerly was employed in the banking business. The Columbia Conservatory of Music have opened up an up-to-date school of music at 804 Broadway West. Mr. Chas. F. Ward, the managing director, is a graduate of North's Vocal Science and Mental Therapeutic Academy, London, England, and the National Conservatory of Music, New York. Fred. Hickman, an enterprising young fellow, is secretary and treasurer. R. S.'Aikins conducts , the Korner Kandy Kitchen at the corner of Hether and Broadway. .7 He makes his .own candies and has operated in this line four years. He has been located on Broadway; three months and enjoys a good trade. ������������������-.:. :. ''-.���������'���������'< . The Briar Bush, at 1077 Broadway W-, is conducted by Mrs, E. F. Higinbotham, who specializes in fancy work, notions, and also carries a nice stock j6f ^ortf ^tfonerj^ MrsL Higinbotham was born in Australia, ~~~ :\k~ 4i^^;������4M^^M^^MJ^Miwi^W������^M}M$MJHJM|MJw^4|.i}4''. '^H>^*H~^^������^^^4^^^^^~^4^^>^wIl.;���������.^^,^������������������^f I Millinery and Fancy Goods | Loves a Stylish Hat. Come and see ours. * "MOTOR CAPS" Eiderdown Wool for making, t 2 skeins for - - y - - - % ���������-.��������� ' ���������������������������.;���������- - ��������� -���������; _.. y,:-, t MICC r\ TOI P? 2636 MAIN STR. % ITllO^ V^UKLfErj VANCOUVER".- B. C. ���������:���������"��������� ��������� 25c ************************** **************9**********9 4* 4> HILLCREST P. 0. BOX 15 PHONE: Fairmont 804 ;; YOUNG & YOUNG PLUMBING and STEAMFITTING; HOT WATER HEATING and STOVE CONNECTIONS; GENERAL REPAIRS. First-class work guaranteed. I Estimates Given COR. 21st and WESTMINSTER AVE :: ************************** ******************9*99999\ i ************************** ************************** leHardNuttoCrack Where Can 1 Get the Best Values ior My COPYRIGHT If you would be convinced just ask those who have invested their money in a Joy Malleable Range They will tell you that they give the best value because: First. The Joy has braced corners. Second. The Joy has a pin waterfront. Third. The Joy has a quarter-inch asbestos lining. Fourth. The Joy has a large, roomy oven. Fifth. The Joy is a fuel saver. Sixth. The Joy has heaviest fire linings for coal or ,:.'..-: 'wood. 7.. . ,/-. 7' The Abercrombie Hardware ^.,11(1. T T T 751 f Granville Street Phone Sevmour 3025 Next Door to B. C. E,R. Office 7 S '.������������������������������������^^^������������������������������������HMH^Mi''J,,K~I<* *******'1<****'Z~Z'***^^ *.z^**.z********************** ************************** - $ in un .mil n������ I 2652 MAIN ST., Cor, nth Ave, f .% *** ' ' ' ��������� ' : : ������������������ ��������� ��������� - - ' *i������ i Prescriptions a Specialty by Registered Men McCONKEY'S CANDIES IN FULL ASSORTMENT ALWAYS FRESH '���������* *: t ���������������������������'���������'J I Phone: FairmQiit 514 CB.Barling, Prop, f *.^******^************^**^i* ��������� ;iHm^4m&4^.4^^mJmJ^mHm^������M^4hH^*4������ " Subscribe for "THE CALL" The paper that boosts The Hill t - '..������������������-���������.-.-���������.. i Westtninster Road and 15th Avenue Groceries of Quality At Incredibly Low Prices ��������� % % t % *** Butter, Eggs, Ham, Bacon, Flour, POULTRYSUPPLIES Phone Fairmont 777 Branch Store: 26th Ave. & Fraser Ave. i..H"H"K"H"M"H,fr'H" tt~~srr-r.:s:A-.^it ik&&$ 'mm!? THE WESTERN CALL i When Planning an Outing f Do not forget to provide a Refreshing Drink. We would suggest 3 , GRAPE JUICE. LIME JUICE, PERSIAN SHERBET and LEMONADE POWDER 3 A CAMERA will add to the day's pleasure. When you get home again you 35 will probably need a good Cold Cream. Let us supply all your Drug Store wants ^ Note-PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION 3 % FISHER'S .������ D R TJ Gr f STORE NIGHT BELL ** Pbone Fairmont 2-5-4 Cor. Broadway AND Scott Street 1 ^iUiuiUiumiUiuujuiUiUiUiUiuuiiUiUiuiUiUiUiUUiiumiUiUiumiMiUiujuiUiUiUiUR ������������������^���������������������������������������������'8"i,4Mi'i">'ttt,|it|i"t"i"i|#iS"tMi>^ The Reliable House Fine M/ltineri/Display MISS L. MARSHALL, 2305 Main Street Invites you to call this week and examine the large new stock of MILLINERY and Lad es, Misses and Children's wear. Quality the best and prices most reasonable. Phone.- Fairmont 2305 >,r, VANCOUVER, B.C. ���������<i##it<4iiji4iii#<i#iti������igi������iiigiiiiiti>s<iti������i������t>^4t^' #<>tHtt4t������g>4>^t^t^^i44i4ttiiigiigii|iigiji4fi^|iji 4{m$hJm{h{������4}44{44{4.}m{nJm3m{m$m}m$m{|^m{44{m24^m{4^������J������.{4 ^���������.^^J������������J..M~J^J^������J.^.^J~}^J^J~M^������^I"1'^I~I,������> ii t Annual Xmas Gift Our " Coupon " Contest last year proved so interesting that several of our customers have inquired if we intend having another this year. We have decided to give two prizes this year, one for the girl holding the most coupons and one for the boy holding the most coupons at the end of the contest. We will give a." Coupon " with every purchase of 50c and up, from September 15th 1911, to 12 o'clock noon, December 22nd, 1911. No coupons given after that hour. ������ R. Moore Phone: Fairmont 373 22 U Bridge St. | EXPERT TEACHER of Violin, Man- dolin, Guitar, Banjo, Authoharp and Zither. Twenty Private Lessons - $7.00 ,7 No Class Lessons Musicians supplies of every description. COWAN'S llP-TO DATE MUSIC STORE 23i5 Westminster Avenue near 7th PA1RM0NT RENTAL AOENCY I We get good Tenants for your Houses. % We get good Houses for our Tenants. ��������� We Collect Rents. * m In fact, we do Everything in the renting line. : Let us cure your worrying. :: 160 Broadway E. Phone: :: Room'2 (Near Main) . Fairmont 1242 ;; **9***********<l>*********** *<**<Z>*<^<^<&$****<z>A������>******9i I MOUNTAIN VIEW GROCERY BODWELL ROAD now 34th Ave. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH GROCERIES and PROVISIONS And SCHOOL SUPPLIES, also FLOUR & FEED at CITY PRICES R. G. JUSTASON, Prop.' GOODS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. ^h������h������k5H5h^������hJmjk*i-c*h^^ <3H^|������3w3K*lH3^M3^K3Ht^^ Attractive MILLINERY OPENING in Progress V .* )* Ladies cordially invited to examine our Ladies' and Misses' % Hats. Styles modern. Plices reasonable. Hats remo- 4 delled. Hats made to order a specialty. % STORE OPEN EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 7:00 f ��������� ���������'.'-. TO 10:00 P. M. ������������������ -* MISS F. KENNEDY !������ 3210 Main Street as [���������������������������$-<f"t"fe'l"i"Hl ������������������#���������#���������������������������#������������������������������������������������������ ************************** Phone: F. 592 R. % LABOR DISPUTES. The text of Mr. Will Crook's Bill dealing with Labor disputes provides for the reference of disputes between employers and employees to Concilia tion Boards, such bodies being appointed by the Board of Trade on the application of either party. \ Each board shall consist of three members, two parties respectively, and the third (who shall be chairman) on that of the other two. Failing settlement of the dispute, or reference to a board under the Bill, a lock-out or strike may be declared on the necessary authority having been obtained. Conciliation Boards are empowered to adjourn for any reasonable period to allow the parties to agree upon terms of settlement. Employers causing a lock-out contrary to the Act are liable to a fine of not less than $100 or more than $1000 per day that such lock-out exists. Penalr ties for striking contrary to the Act are punishable by fines from $10 to $50 per day, and persons inciting employers to lock-outs or employees to strikes are liable to a fine varying from $50 to $1000. TREATING THE FOREST AS A CROP The progress of the Conservation policy of Canada, as applied to forest reserves, depends more upon the Forestry branch of the department of the Interior than upon any other organization. Upon the technical knowledge and executive ability of the officers of the Forestry Branch depends the future of the forest on 16,000,000 acres of Dominion Forest Reserves, as well as uppn tlie large area of non-agricultural forest land in Western Canada, which for the good of the country may yet be set aside as permanent forest reserves. In addition to looking after Dominion lands the Forestry Branch is now being asked by Eastern ���������"��������� - land owners to furnish advice as to the best means of securing at the earliest date a profitable, crop of timber on waste land or wood lots. The proper administration of forest lands requires a special knowledge of the' trees best adapted to each region, of their usesyand"-of^the~imarkets.;���������Further,- there is needed knowledge of the habits of all trees, especially of their merchantable species, so that it may be known how rapidly they grow, how they produce their seed, when and under what conditions the seed germinates, and in what way the seedlings and young trees are affected by their surroundings. Such knowledge is gained only by, long study and experience. In order that the new Rocky Mountain Forest Reserves may be administered according to the latest scientific knowledge and the best experience, the Forestry Branch is now making detailed studies of the habits of the merchantable species of trees on the Eastern slope of the Rockies in Alberta arid has sent one of the men in charge of the work to, study the systems of forest management practised during the past few years by the highly developed United States Forest Service in the National Forests of Montana. The United States foresters have spent large sums of money and availed themselves of theexperience of many men in developing plans of lumbering which do not inconvenience the lumbermen but which ensure the protection and reproduction of the forest and the Canadian Forestry branch intends to benefit largely by their experience. CONSERVATION OF NATIONAL LIFE (Continued from Page 1) into the matter. France and Spain were intrenching themselves in North Africa. Britain is in possession of the richest ancl host part of that continent, viz.: Egypt and the Soudan. Germany made a rush at Agadir, not so much to possess and hold that natural port, as to get a grip on the work of dividing-up the continent of Africa, whieh process is rapidly going forward. As soon as Germany made good by scaring France into yielding a goodly piece of interior Africa, in the Congo region, she said to Italy "Now is your time to get your work in over at Tripoli." And Italy took the hint. For long years she desired just such" a hint. Until now Germany did not deem the time ripe for such a hint. However, the time has come, and Italy has stepped in to secure for herself,'with the direct encouragement of Germany, aided by Austria, her tool, and not interfered wjth by France or Spain, because they dare not,���������to secure for herself Tripoli, a part of Africa wher6 many Italians are living and where she has first rights. Here then we land at the one clearly and fixed prominent point. It is this: The nations are, perforce, rushing to and fro to find larger areas in which to home tlieir citizens, to secure raw material for their home industries, and to increase their markets. This is wise, necessary, and wiifen attained makes a triple and perfect economic and national achievement, worthy the mind of the great statesmanTBismarck. In the working out of such a plan there must be 'friction from time to time:' Friction between the interested nations, 'as ��������� well ��������� as between any given nation and.her natives in the particular colony wherein she may be intrdueing changes to meet the new conditions. In this expansive movemeut, Italy ran across Abyssinia and was worsted. She had to turn back. Now she runs against Turkey and at the beginning she has had success. We must wait and see the sequel. In all probability the unspeakable Turk will yield. How can he do otherwise? He cannot get to the scene of aetion. ne must ' yield or suffer worse things. And it is fitting that he should yield. Jt is in future history that he must yield, contract, dry up and die. Strangely, however, it is not Italy that will administer the finishing blow. Israel has that work in hand, aud as surely as the sun shines Israel will do her work. And in that day shall not Germany .and the na: tions know that God's word stands forever? However, without going any further in this direction, I finish by drawing the attention of Canadians to the lessons we should learn and perhaps have learned, in relation to Unistatia. As Germans and Italians were overcrowded at home and went to other lands, and as their governments are striving to keep them at home or provide colonies, industries, raw material and markets for them, so Unistatia aimed, wisely from her point of view, to extend into Canada just what European nations are extending into Africa and Asia. She -, failed because Canadians are determined to hold her own raw material for her future use, and for her own citizens, instead of giving them over to any land in exchange for factoried goods, the most insane of all insane economical acts. But as with the nations of Europe which are impelled forward in their quest, so Unistatia cannot sit down under the rebuff, nor will she. Her need grows greater every year. She must do her best to provide life and work for her people. This she cannot do without securing the raw material she does not own, and which she ruthlessly squandered. She must turn to Mexico, to Brazil, to Argentina, and to other lands. As she, at the end of 100 years of exploiting her natural resources, is scouring around for raw material, so Canada, in 100 years from now, will be scanning and pondering as to how she can find the material to keep her industries going, so as to give labour and food to her citizens. Hence Canadians must in these days preserve jealously what she has, and find a means of renewing her forests as she has found a way of renewing her fisheries. Let Unistatia do likewise and she will help herself wisely^ In the meantime Canada is learning a lesson in sound economy. -) Simon Fraser Public School, 16th Ave. and Manitoba St. Vancouver, B. C. SELFPRAISE (Continued from Page .1) editor with the words added. "Self-praise is better "thanlnon^ sign his name ,or reveal his identity. As a matter of fact, the editor was somewhat,busy during that period of time and had little chance to concoct laudatory articles. From the opening of. the-'campaign until election day, he spoke every night, onee or twice, excepting 'Sundays, Avhich were spent in rest. Through the kindness and good fellowship of the "Call" staff, the editor was relieved during the past, few weeks of his duties and given an opportunity to pay his whole attention to the election. Now that this campaign has been brought to a -JMMM&lLi������^JSj---thereyyjlJL.of Jiccessity be _somo_ change in the internal arrange mentof the "Call" office. The present editor will be unable to pay direct attention to its publication, but Avill retain, in all probability, his connection with the paper and c6ntribut'e,i'rom.t'ihie,-to time, in-so-far as his duties at Ottawa."will permit. , .In reply, tp "onr knockers," permit us lo say that any articles appearing iu these columns which referred personally������������������ to its editor were the production of other contributors and for which he desires to publicly thank them. X'^'kkk^ The Road To Wealth Early to bed and Early to Rise Hustle all day and Advertise. AH! WHERE, INDEED. "And where," demanded his wife, with flashing eyes, "would you be now only for me?" The man glanced at. the clock. It was verging on midnight. He signed, and was silent. An ad. in the Wester^ Call brings results. Our circulation is increasing which grooves conclusively the truth of our statement: " The Western Call is ready an ad. in it will bring business to your business/- THE WESTERN CALL ������JK������^^^-jKS^($������4tt|������i$t<iHS������*���������'**^,^liSH5,<S1,i"J'^ -^������2t^^K^^Kj������C>������il<3Mj^.4>^l^^tJ>^><i>fi'<2>*** * .'*' ' ^fi* ��������� <g> ���������St ���������* '& & '% 4������������ * & * * A. I * .?> % '���������Si' '* *. '���������?.> ������& # * "& <������* <3������ 4*> * 4������t 4i|. G. E e & COMPANY Headquarters for all kinds of Hardware . Agents for Gurney-Oxford Ranges "Chancellor/7 "Quick Meal? and "Golden Nugget" STOVES, the most modern This Company lias both Single and Double Wagons for Prompt Delivery���������-made necessary by the rapid extension of their business. ..,.,,- Cor- Main Str. and 16th Ave. PHONE: Fairmont 820L ~ Branch Store: Corner Fraser and Miles Avenues Phone: Fairmont 1I67L * * * * * * * Ads. in the Western Call bring Results Humor andPhilosophy By DUNCAN M. SMITH SOMETHING OF A PAST. A most unpleasant creature is tile man wiio knows It all. ,, Ho talks' lo you in private -. When heouslu to nire a hall. 1 hen ho ciuiid touch the button And talk and talk away. And only trios.- nV-e.d listvn Who felt inclined in pay. His hump of egotism , ls like a cannon hall. ' His fund of iniunuaiion Is always at your 'call,' And his advicv is ready . A fid guaranii'i-ti t<j lit. Though not a soul lias asked htm To shed a tium-ii of il. He rises In a ini-i-iing, 'Where things arc riirminf! smofttb, And wants in switch the current Tu his own private groove, And with his explanations, As lany'u-d as .1 skein. He gives to ali his hearers' A. tnosl decided pain��������� A bore from whom lew meetlng> Anil lodyes arc- eXeir.pt. And one is always templed To treat him with contempt. But.if lie puts yom patience To loo inuc-h of a las The better way lo treat him Is with u lursc bright ax. Varic'jatad. If striving mi 1 er greatness The Cliitwiinan pot blue, 'Twould ho a yellow' peril Of quite p������nt|ipr hue. City Fire Hans 3- 4- 5- 6- 7- 8- 9- 10- 12- 13- 14- 15- 16- 17- 1S- 19- 20- 21- 22- 23- "4- 25- 25- 27- 23- -Granville and Beach. -C. P. R. Yards. ���������Granville- and Davie. -Granville and J^oli'-on. ���������-.Seymour and llalmcken. _ 7 -Xorth end old Cambie St. Bridge -Georgia and Cat-bio. -Hamilton and Robson. -Granville and Dunsmuir. -Richards and Dunsmuir. -Seymour and Ponder. -1 Joiner and Pundcr. -Hastings and Granville. " -Hastings and Richards. -Seymour and Cordova. -C.P It. Wharf (Xu. 2 Shed.-) -H R. Co.. Georgia and Granville -Cordova and Water. -W. H. Gallon's. Water Street. -Water ancl Abbott. -Hastings and Abbott. -Cordo\a and Gamble. -Water nnd Carrall. -Cordova and Columbia. -Pender and Columbia. 29���������Pender and Beattie. . 30���������Hastings and Hamilton. 31���������Hastings and Carrall. 32���������R. C. Ali Ms, south end Carrall. ' 33���������Hudson's Bay Co., Water Street. 34���������City' Hall. 35-���������Alain and Barnard... 36���������Main and Powell. 37���������Main and Keefer. 39���������C. P. R. Wharf. (Xo. .5 Shed). 42���������Smythe and Cambie. 43���������Smvthe & Homer. 44���������Brackm.an-Ker Wharf. 46���������Homer and Helmcken. 52���������'Duiismuir and Hornby. ���������; . 53���������Granville and XTelson. 54���������Rob. on and Hornby. 61���������Davie and Hornby. .62���������rNelson and Hornby. 63���������Georgia and Howe. N . G4���������Render and Howe. 65���������HaVtings and Hornby. 67���������Alain and Park Lane. 63���������Dunsmuir and Beattie. . Vi���������-Columbia ancl Alexander. 72���������Seymour and Drake.- 73���������Seymour and Smythe. 121���������Heap's -Mill. Powell Street. ' 122���������Hastings IMill No. ���������>. 123���������J-Iastines Mill No. 1. 184���������Burns' Abattoir. 185���������Powell 'and Woodland. 136��������� Hastings Mil', foot iJunleavy. . 127���������Ponder and Salsbury. 1S8���������Oxford and Templeton. 129���������Pender and .lacKson. 131���������Powell and Carl. 122���������Hastings and Carl. 133���������Vernon and .'oweil. ' 134���������J'ender and JJeatley. 135���������Powell and Hawks. 13G ��������� Hustings and Dunlevy. 137���������Salisbury and Powell. 133���������Hastings and Victoria Drive. 141���������Powell and Raymur, Sugar Refinery. 142���������Hastings ami Vernon. 143���������Hastings and HakcwooU. 151���������Powell and Raton 212���������Klghlli and Bridge. 213���������Sixth and Heather. 214���������Lansdowne and Manitoba. 215���������Prudential Tn vest ment Co., Front and Manitoba. 216���������SlNth and Birch. 217���������Kront and Scotia. 213���������Front and Ontario. 221���������Seventh and Ash. 222���������Sixth and Spruce. 224���������Sixth ancl Laurel. 225���������Vancouver Lumber Co. 226���������Vancouver J^ngineering Co. 227���������Lome and Columbia. 223���������Sixth and Alberta. 23.1���������Fifth and Yukon. 232���������Eighth and Manitoba. 233���������Sixth and Granville. 241���������Eighth and Granville. 242���������Front and Alain. 243���������Second and Granville. 251���������Main and Dufferin. 253���������Seventh and Carolina. 261���������Prince Edward and Dufferin. 2G2���������Eighth and Prince Edward. 263���������Fifth and Main: 264���������Seventh and Alain. 312���������Barclay ancl Denman. 313.���������Pacific. Coast Ali Us. 314���������Broughton and' Georgia. 315���������.Davie and Denman. 316���������Burnaby and Nicola. 317���������Chilco and Barclay. 318���������Chilco and Georgia.' 319���������Bidwell and Penclrill. 321���������Bute and Harwood. 322���������Bute and Barclay. 323���������Nels6n\and Thuriow. 324���������Chilco and Comox. 325���������Rurrard and Georgia. 3G6���������Bute and Georgia. '327���������Bute and Robson. 328���������J3arclay and Broughton.. . 3������9���������.lervis and Pendrell. 321���������Burrard and Harwood. 332���������Denman and Georgia. 333���������Burnaby and Jervis. 334���������Bidwell and. Haro; . 335���������Robson and Carclero. 336-r-Burrard and Comox. . > 337- 341- 342- 343- 345- 412- 413- 414- 415- 416- 417- 418- 419- 421- 425- 431- 512- 513- 514- 515- ros- 517- 518- 53.9- 521- 522- 523- 524- 525- 526- 527- 528- 5?.9- 531- 532- 533- 541- 613- 613- 614- 615- 616- 617- C18- 712- 713- 714- 715- 9 -.lervis. ancl Haro... ���������'���������' .. -Pender and Tlnirlow. -Broughton and Harwood. -Burnaby and Thuriow. -Thuriow and Atberiii... -Third and Cedar. -Third and Ai.aple.. -First and Yew. -.���������'������������������' -First ancl Trafalgar. -Second and Pine. -Cornwall and Yew, ,��������� -Third ancl Afacdonald: -Kir-:l ai'id K'riiaclava.. -Tliird and Balsam.��������� -Cornwall and Bulsam. . , -Aiaple and Creelman, C. P. R. errant. -Ficdith and C'.arl-T. -Graveley and Park. ' -Fourth and Park-. -Grave'lev and Woodland. -Phai-le^ ancl Clark-. -Williams and Woodland. -Parker and Park. -Venables and Cotton. ��������� ' ��������� -Verables and Clark. -Campbell and Harris. -Harris and Gore. -Prior. and Gore. -Prior and .Jackson. -Union ancl, llawkes. -Car: .-ind Grove. -Harris and Woodland. -Second and Park Drive. -William and Park Drive. -Hi-niai-k and Park Drive. -Third ad 11 African. -Carl and Keefer. -Reefer and Victoria. -Parker and Victoria. -Williams and Victoria. -Bismarck and Lake-wood. -Second and Victoria. -Sixth and Victoria. -T akewood and Barnard. -Tenth and Park". -Twelfth ancl Clark. -Ninth nnd Dock, -Twelfth and Scott. ������������������������������������������������������������**���������������������������������*���������������������������������<���������������������������������������������������������������������������������>������������������>������������������>������������������������ 716���������Broadway and Burns. 717���������Twelfth and Woodland. .T1S���������.Fourteenth and Park Drive. S18���������rSixteenth and Sophia..; 822���������Twenty-second and Sophia. 803���������Twentieth and Humphrey. : 843���������West.. Rd. and Fraser. 847���������Twenty-fourth and .Fraser. 7 ������52���������Twenty-second and' Afarcha. 873���������Fifteenth and Thomas. ���������;S76��������� West.., Rd. -and Thomas. 1212���������Ninth and Yukon. 1213���������Eleventh and Ontario. 1214���������Tenth and St. George. ' 1215���������Thirteenth, and Alain.- 1216���������Tenth ancl Quebec. ' 1217���������-Broadway and Columbia. 1218���������Eleventh and Ash. 1219���������Fifteenth "and Alain. . 1224���������Vancouver General Hospital. 1333���������Broadway and Ash. , 1251���������Fourteenth and -Manitoba.. . 1253���������Tenth and West. Road. 1263���������Thirteenth nnd Prince Edward. 1264���������Thirteenth and Yukon. 131S���������Sixth and I'irie. 1313���������Seventh and Ma.nle; 1314���������^Thirteenth ancl Alder. 1315���������Ninth and Cedar. 131S���������Eleventh and Oak. 1317���������Broadway aud Oak. 1318���������Eleventh and Fir. 1319���������Th'rteentli and Hemlock. 13CJ.���������Bro.ulwav and Alder. 1323���������Twelfth and Cyprus. 1323���������Tenth and Arbutus. 1324--Foiirteontli and Arbutus. 1343���������Broadway nnd Willow. 1412���������Eleventh nnd Yew. , 1413���������Seventh and Balsam. 1414���������Fifth and Trnfalcrar. 2118���������Kamloops and Hastings. 211!)���������Powell and Clinton. 2122���������Eaton and Clinton. 2132���������Slocan and Pandora. 2145���������Dundas and Renfrew.-. 2258���������SVIndemero and Pender. J. A. AlcCROSSAN, City Electrician. KEEPS IN THE LEAD OF Vancouver's Forward Movement : Fresh Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Provisions, Eggs Butter, Etc. ���������AT LOWEST PRICES/ Cor... Park Drive and: 14th Avenue J. P. SINCLAIR, Prop. ' THOSE: FalrmoiiUOSSR -^-W���������tf e������������T^TT������^=.---TT^fc������EgT^B-W :n-.d������!=z32a������**3ae3������nn ^..j..j.������;.;;-H"i- ^���������^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*i-,*I* .'**** ir?f*.-**********************W :-.���������-.������������������'���������.": A'1-<a.'AAA.'..A,'. 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natural "Kind." "Your mother, to you,
CoustatVce, is like Enid's to her, a
dear but visionary legend. In a degree, it is always so between loved
Dnes lost and those who ave left.
Truth, honor,' work, these are the
liighest ideals for the individual. They
satisfy increasingly. Happy as I am
in your companionship, you must not
be vexed when r tell jrou that the most'
truly joyful-'-moment of my life was
conferred when my little friend, here
first responded accurately, to external
influences.". ...'���'
He laid his. hand on an object resting on a table by itself. It looked like
an aneroid barometer, but the others
-"Anyhow he "is sticking "to""liit
course," he announced. "I may as
-well rake in tho decorations."
Unflaunfedly, -but much flurried by
a si_a e\-er increasing in strength as
the force of the ebb tide encountered
the rcsistar.ee ot the wind, the Lapwing he'd on. With wind and sea
against her she would have made
slow, .work,of it. ��� As. it was, there was
help forthcoming for both journeys un
appearance on the rock. Tho fact
struck him as singular. In all probability he would not return to duty.
He had completed twent3'-one years.
!. i Df active service. Now he would retire, and when the commercial ar
rangements for the auriscope were
comp'e-ted, h? would take his daughters on a long-promised Continental
tour, unless, indeed,- matters pro-/
greased between Stanhope and Enid
less the 'Winn wont back'.to^moiln .to the P��in,; of anyarl^marriage.v. 7
again as rapidly as it had veered ,to | He had- foreseen that Staiihope.*
the 'southwest. . ��� ,. ' "���" ! would probably7 ask Enid to1 be -:his
She would not- be abi-east the- rock wife. He knew the youngster well,- Gulf
*It is high-water abouthalf past one,
I think."
He nodded, pretending to treat t!u*
jjuesrion as of no special import.
"From all appeal ai^ces there will be
k heavy sea,' she went on.
"Just an ordinary bad night," he
feaid cooJJy.
"Do the waves reach far up tli3
Jighthduso ni a gale?' sne persisted.
, Then Biar.d giasped the situation
firmly.
������ "So that your slnmb3is may be
peaceful," he said, "I wiil call your
kind ai teuton to the fact that ihe
Ro'i light has appeared every
for nearly an hour, so Brand left the and liked him7 For-the opposition
girls in charge of the lookout whilst that Lady Margaret- might offer he'
knew it"'was"ThV"marine"auri^cop'e"to'! he visited the oil-room. A wild night, cared not a jot; He smiled inwardly-���;
which he had devoted so many pa-7suoh as he anticipated, demanded full as the convenient phrase has it���when
tient,hours. '���"'". j pressure at the lamp. If the air be- he reviewed the certain outcome of
"Is it in working order now?" ask- ! came super-saturated, breakage of the any dispute between himself and her1. carved out ot a quarry. Indeed, I
ed Constance instantly, and Enid j Slass chimneys might take place, and ladyship. He would surprise, her. ",' J think its b.ni/Ier went one better than
came nearer. Together they exam- | h,e- m��st nave a good stock on hand.: Brand, the lighthouse-Keeper, ,and nature. Here are no cracks or hs-
jnight during the past twenty-five
years, 01 sm-^e a date some four years
.before jou vere born, Constance. It
contains 4,CC0 tons of granite and is
practically monolithic, as Lf it were
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| lie, must have a good stock pn hand.
Ined the small dial. It was equipped PVater and c"a-' to��>.were needed; Brand urging the"clazmsotrlns adopted
with an arrow-headed pointer, aud itlle d��ub^e��� aceiut.ut to Bates aud daughter, would be two very different
marked with the divisions of the com- 'Jackson had thrown into arrears all persons.
' the ominary duties of the afternoon
watch. .���,.'.
without the distinguishing
Of course, all Penzance knew that.
he was a gentleman, a scientist in vi
Naturally, the pair in the lantern small way, and a man of means; other-
found the progress ol the yacht ex-
on a topic concern- ! asperatlrigly slow,
was always either ! , ,'A "'<;'�� 1.J^llWIIlS
said Enid, scorn-
wise Constance and Enid would not'
have occupied the ppsitiioii they held'J
In local society. Those unacquainted:,'���
pass but
letters.
These three understood each other
exactly. By inadvertence, the conversation had touched
ing which Brand ���.���.,��� ���. . . , . .....
vague or silent. Both girls were quick- ��� fully- ' W1]l tcH "'"*��� uww" he olISnt with English ways ofttimes make the!
witted enough to know that Con- ' io rechnsten her the Bantam. All her mistake of rating a man's social status''
stance's mother was never willingly ! P0WC1" >s ia her by the means he possesses or the'
alluded to either bv the lighthouse1 w,ie�� Bl'"'��' Joined them matters manner of his life in London..'No'
became livelier. More accustomed greater error could be committed..
than they to the use of a telescope, The small, exclusive comity town, the:
he made discoveries. community which registers the familv'
"The two supernumeraries are connections of many generations, i*s
there." Jiy announced, "but 1 cannot the only reliable index. Here, to be
see Lawton- Indeed, so far as I can of gentle birth and breeding���not bad
sures or imcc-teded flaw<= "
(Continued Next Week.)
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Laburnum Cottage.
Constance wai? annoyed. How could
she have been so thoughtless as to
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by bringing up painful reminiscences.
But he helped her, -:>eing master of
himself.
He adjusted a switch in the instrument.
"I had no difficulty in constructing
a diaphragm which would intercept all
sounds," he said. "The struggle came
when I wanted an agent which--would
distinguish and register a particular
set of sounds, no matter what additional din might be prevalent at the
same time. My hopes were wrecked j
so often that I began to despair, until j'
I chanced one day to read how ,the '
high-tension induction coil could be!
tuned to disregard electrical influences j
other than those issued at the same}
pitch. My anxiety, until I had pro-1
cured and experimented with a properly constructed coil, was very trying, 1 assure you."
"I remember wondering what on
earth it was," volunteered Enid. "It
6ounded like a mathematical snake."
"And I am sorry to say that even
yet; I am profoundly ignorant as to Its
true inwardness," smiled Constance. |
"Yet you girls delight in poets who '
bid you hearken to the music of the!
spheres. 1 suppose you will admit
that the ear of, say Ben Pollard; is
not tuned to such a celestial harmony.
However, I will explain my auriscope
In a sentence. It only listens to and
indicates the -direction of foghorns,
slreiiB, and ship's bells. A shrill steam |
whistle excites it, but the breaking of
seas aboard ship, the loud flapping of
a propeller, the noise of the engines/
of a gale, or all these in combination,
leave it unmoved."
"I remember once, when we were
going from Falmouth to Porthalla In a
fog, how dreadfully difficult it was to
discover the whereabouts of another
steamer we passed en route," said his
daughter.
0 "Well, with this little chap on the
bridge, the pointer would have told the
captain unerringly. I don't suppose it
will be thick whilst you are here, or
you would sse it pick up the distant
blasts of a steamer long before we can
hear them, aud follow h��~r course right
round the arc of her passage. It is
most interesting to watch its activity
when there are several ships using
their sirens. I have never had an opportunityof .testing it oh more thau
three, vessels'at-.onee,' but as soon as t
could deduce a regular sequence in
the seemingly erratic movements of
the indicator, I marked the approach
and passing of each with the utmost
tase."' ������ 7 ��� _ ���-:���
"Would that stop collisions at sea?"
"Nothing wiil do that, because some
ship!sl-officers^refuse^at^times.-to^ex
it the
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fkius."
"He-has. left Lady Margaret!" cried
Constance.
���"He never wont home!" essayed
Wnid.7 -..''��� ���'"���:'
"Poor c'nr.p!-^ He v.'as going to take-
us lor a chive to-morrow," said Con-
sfanc��. "'.'������'��� '...
"To Morvalv.". c:"p!ained Enid, witl.-.-
a .syllabic e.'jp-'-"��>s meant, for on�� ._
air of tars. ....'.��� ���
,"Jt is very nics of hitii'to s'M'May '
n and. after a look at us," sa'cl Bra.'-'
He '���.ail cqre-s close enough.to ��e> ;.
iv.t ithr.t is. -.ill. '.Our'smalj- m.egapnOv
'/iii b* v.spJ- S3."
'.Iii(Iesd. tho Lr.pwiug. dared not 2
���roa;-,h nearer .-ti;au 'lie T'fi.li ty ::-:o'
,ig-bvoy. !."sy t'rat't.i'-ii.e flit-. thrae,'.p.v-
ecttd from tho biting-\ylv.Ct by oils"/.-
;C-ais, ��� w-U'\- standin;, on li'.e ,��-.i t.
.'he real' v-aa b'el'io'wiiig up
\"ith a car.i'iiiuous rear.
' icres of.Its surface \.o: s
ng.more ,\8-:?gib:e. t^an
;ad driving spray. .
Stanhope,''-r^sigiiirg the .'wheel to.
nilor, braced .hi.nsoif- fiivtily a;-a!n
.ie litti" .vessel's-.f:��� iv mast a; d be^J
7) strilst'-a �����-'���:��� s'-.oi-'-y-itvs. :-;'d-',.-..ai'y..'t.-.
itudsswith his anrj,s and head.
77'Why-is h. oe^a>'in..... n, (list ;d.-..
'���;'?. meniier?'. screaked Enid. -: 7,
"Capitiil Jcl.a ��� seinap'iore ��� clev.
7 ;'low,,,iack.'7 shouted iiranS.
Abashed, Sr.id held hefr peace. ;7
The lig-itlicuse-k..ep::r, signaling i
i.-.rn tluu ho v.a.S;7ivvCiv:ng the rnei
: age;'"sr.;i;ed out the folio.viagr
7"lsa!I well?". ; 7'- ' :-7 77-.;
"Yes," he answered;
"Bates and Jaokson reached hosii
al. Bates compound fraituie. .'���'.'.-3
.eather inodciatts will be with yov
sxt tid<-."
"All right." waved Brand. "'...'
The disiant fig;- re started again:
"L-o-y-e t-o E-n-i-d."
Enid indulged in an extraordinary
:,rm flourish.
'������: "A-n-d C-o-n-s-t-a-n-c-e." ,
"That spoils it," she screamed. "Ii
jught to be on'y kind regards to you,
Connie. I believe you are a serpent,
a���" -
"Do stop your chatter," shouted
Brand, aud he continued the message
"Weather looks very bad
hope for to-night. Lancelot due at
six. Will see personally that no
chance is lost. Good-bye."
Good-bye," was the response.
cause her father a moment's suffering !-make oy.t, she is commanded by Stan- credentials eVen in the court'of King
'" ' ' '" ' r>_ i���...i��_ ...i pemos_confers���'Brahmiriical rank, nc^
matter what the personal fortunes oc
the individual. '
I Brand it is true, did not belong to a-
Cornish county family, but there were'
those who conned him shrewdly. They
regarded him as a ^ell-meaning crank,;
yet the edict went forth that his'��
: daughters were to be "received," andj
received they were, with pleasure and^
admiration by all save siich startkd'
elderly mammas as Lady Margaret.
Stanhope, who expected her good-;
looking sou to contract a marriage!
.which would restore the failing for-'
,tunes of the house. )
\ All unconscious of the thoughts flit-'
ting through his brain, for Brand was
i busy''trimming-a- spare lamp, the two'
jdrls amused themselves by learning
the semaphore alphabet from a little!
\ hand-book which he found for them, t
j, When the night fell, dark and low
: ering, the lamp was lighted. They,
j had never before seen an,eight-wicked
j concentric, burner in use. The shoi��e
lighthouses with whicii they were hotter acquainted Mfere illuminated by,
electricity or on the catoptric prtnei-,
.pie, wherein.Vlarge number of smfjll'
Argand lamps, with ��� reflectors, are*
I grouped together.
j To interest them; to keep their eye��
j and ears away from, the low-wateY
| orgy ol the reef, he explained to them
I the capiillary action of the oil. A1-;
though they had learnt these things!
in school they had hot realized th'<
exactness of 7 the statement that - oil
does not burn, but must first be con^
verted Into ga.s by the application of
heat.-- On the Gulf Rock there were
nearly 3,000 gallons of colza oil stored
in the tanks beneath, colza being used
i in preference to paraffin because it
j was safer, and there was ho storage
-accommodation apart - from the light-1
jhouse.
j Requiring much greater heat than
i mineral oil to produce inflammable
gas, the colza had to be forced by;
heavy pressure in the cistern right ui��
to the edge of the wicks, and made toi
flow evenly over the rims Of the burnt
er, else the fierce .flame would eat the'
metal discs as well. �� ;
He read them a little lecture on the
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Litt'e r'va! c'ai1"5 ,of gas and electricity, and
���a ot demonstrated how dazzlingly brilliant
the latter could be on a dark, cleaii
night by showing them the fine light]
on the Lizard. ���'������*���
ti -"I ���.��� ,i~.. f->n ..���-���, ������. ,��� t.���~ "But In ba^y weather the oil wins,*'
m,0 fi ^f/ ^f /hi h^V a ,1e said, with the proper pride of every*
"'vl ' H^tS" ���olr, ,w man in his own engine. "FishermeK
staSe'^Sfhfr KLr^ sai,in^ into Penzance-along a course
stance, close to nei ratners ear. equidistant from the two points tell
ercise due care. But with ray instru-1 uttle f|rther out there j8 greater depth ��n �� f��*S ���JJ.^W mZ^Z c"c��
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chart attached to the drums, there ana m�� e eg * 8e* ' whilst the Lizard is invisible. The!
would be no need for a Board of Trade They watched.the yacht in silence., oil has more penetrative power. Its<
inquiry to determine whether or not At last her hea3 swung round toward chemical combination is nearer thei
the proper warning was given. To the ; the coast. When broadside on, a wave mean of nature's resources."
hit her, and the spray leaped over her At the proper time he banished
masts. them to the kitchen to prepare din-*
"That gave them a wetting," cried ner> a feast diverted from the hour ofi
Brand, and his calm tone stilled their noon by the chances of the day. He:-
ready fear. Indeed, there was greater adopted everv expedient to keep them)
danger than he wanted them to know, busy, to tire them physically an<$
make" money"out of his" invelitioils. as ""B^t the Lapwing reappeared, shaking mentally, to render them so exhausted;
a rule," said Brand. "I suppose 1 differ, h^ej^ and still turning. ^ that they would sleep in blissful calirt
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much as I am not dependent for a cnsis had Passed- She was headed, As h�� could not leave the lamp, and!
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"There's not the least HttJe bit of tlve shelter of Clement's Island she breathless affair. Going up and dowrf | *
was swept three times by green wa- flVe flights of stairs with soup, joiniji ��
*er- and pudding.' whilst one carried thai I ��
chance of there being a fog to-night?"
queried Enid, so earnestly that a wave
of merriment rippled through the
room. |
"Not the least. In any event, you
two girls will be in bed and sound
asleep at ten o'clock."
"Perish the thought!" cried Con-j
stance. "Bed at ten, during our first
and only night on a lighthouse!" .
"You will see," said her father.
"You cannot imagine bow the clock
dawdles in ' this circumscribed area.
Work alone conquers^It. Otherwise,
men would quit the service after a
month's experience." j
"Ship ahoy!" screamed Enid. "H-'re j
comes the L<apwing round Carn du. !
Mr. Lawton must have lent her to'
bring the relief. How*kind; of bim." j
"The Lapwing cannot approach the;
rock," said Brand. "I will signal 'Land- i
Ing Impossible to-day.' It will save J
them a useless journey." !
He selected the requisite flags from
a locker, the phrase he needed being j
coded. Soon the strong breeze was;
trying to tear the bunting from the
cordage, and theugh they could net
hear the three w.h'istles with which \
the little yacht acknowledged ^the ��ig- ;
nal, they, could easily see the jets of
steam through their glasses? j
Constance happened to overlook the |
table on which stood the auriscope.
"This thing has actuaHy recorded
those whistles," she cried In wonder.
"What sort of whistle has She Lapwing?" asked Brand.
"A loud and deep one. worthy of a
leviathan. It was a fad ef Mr. Law-
ton's. They say his siren consumes
more steam than his engines."
Her father laughed. _^_" __-...
Inside the lantern, their faces ruddy tray and the ether swung a hand laiW ���?
with the exposure, their eyes dancing ,ern in fronti required time and exer4i f
with excitement, the girls were vohi�� tioa. They were cheerful as grigsi'll
ble with delight. Could anything be over it. | ���
more thrilling than tbeir experiences En,d whoge turn R wag tQ brin& u{i |
l,,!l,.Mf'���; mW *-j,nA~Am I- .,-'..��. ^e Platee of tapioca, pleaded guilty^ *
7Th?nZeEX��Z ��i%4A ,8.nl^' to a slight sensation o nervousness/ f
clous to be lost _crled Lnld.. ��� Connie, .., cou,d , remembering.'3 I
you and 1 must lcam_ the alphabet. ghe fiald ..whBt M ^wfu, ,ot of <Ja^ 4
is ven eveninK. ,ron Btfps there were beneflth me j |
felt as if something were creeping up
quickly behind to grab me by the
ankles." y -|l$
You shall teach us this very evening,
dad. Fancy me signaling you the
whole length of the Promenade: 'Just
look at Mrs. Wilson's bonnet,' or
'Here come the Taylor-Smiths. Scoot!'
Oh, It's fine."
She whirled her arms in stiff-jointed
rigidity and mimicked Stanhope's
fantastic posing,
"Why should you scoot when you'
meet the Taylor-Smiths?" asked
Brand. 6-
"Because Mrs. T.-S. hauls us off to
tea and gives us a gallon of gossip
with every cup."
"I thought your sex regarded gossip
as the cream?"
"Sex, Indeed! Old-Smith is worse
than bis wife. He doesn't say much,
but he winks. One of his winks, at
the end of a story, turns an episode
into a three-volume novel." ���
"It seems to me I must teach you
the code in my own self-defence," he
replied. "And now for tea. Let us
have it served here."
Tbey voted this an admirable notion. The girls enlivened the meal by
relating to him the doings and sayings
of current interest ashore during the ���~ t
past two months. By a ."queer coinci-1
dence. which he did not mention, his
"You should go up and' down threa *
times in the dark," was Brand's re��j *
cipe. "When you'quitted the doon J
level for the third ascent you woula *
i cease to worry about impossibid ?
grabs." (J
Constance loolced at her watch. ,\*
"Only eight o'clock! What a longf *
day It has been," she commented. j$
"You 'must go to bed early. Sleep *.
\n my room. You will soon
ting Stoves a Kanges
That cold snap will soon be here. Are you prepared ��
for it? If not why not? The following
are a few of our lines: /"
Sheet Irons, air tight, for wood only, No. 1 $2.75
Sheet Irons, air tight, for wood only, No. 2 ... $4.00
Heaters for coal or wood, No. 9 ...... $8.50
Heaters for coal or wood, No. 11 $10.00
Heaters for coal or wood, No. 13.... $11.50
...RANGES...
Special Idea No. 9, with or without legs.7 . $45.00
Special Idea No. 8, with or without legs., ....$45.00
We also have a few lines of the MOFf AT RANGE.
!
where you are. each o! thTbunK J The small size for a small family for the small price f
comfortable. Now i wini leave you i^ f 0f $35.00, and a six-hole No. 9 for $50.00, connected.
charge of the lamp whilst I go and * ���
^TheT'iaughed. it sounded so home- '* Don't .forget-pur. Mailable Range, $70^00, connected.
like. " '-% *
"Any fear of burglars?" cried Enid. 4��
"Yes, most expert cracksmen, win<f
and rain, and���sleet," he added, qu^t-
ly. "I must fasten ali the storm-shutters and make everything snugl
Don't stk- until I wake you i-ij the
morning."
"PooY old dad!" sighed Constance,
vigil!"
He was making new entries in (he
relief was again due within a weel
re:iei was, Hgaiu uue wiuim a ��w.., ���+hnno-h*fnllir-
Just as on the occasion of Enid's first l^^^imiy.
weather report when she remarked.
1714-1716 Park Drive Phone; Seymour SMI
BRANCH STORE COLLINGWOOD CAST
> ******<-**************^.-*** ***4~>**4>************* THE WESTERN CALL CEDAR COTTAGE AND SOUTH VANCOUVER Now that the Dominion elections are over and settled and the municipal elections are looming in the near future, the annexation of South Vancouver with the City seems likely to become once more a matter of public interest. Reeve Pound, declared at the last meeting of the Annexation Committee held in the City Hall that a vote on the question under the existing statutes would be simply wasted effort as the law requires 51 per cent, in favor of the measure and regards all non-voters as opposed. Large tracts of land are held in the names of absentees. Councillor Dickenson stated that the C. -P. R. alone held probably one-sixth of the votes necessary to carry the measure, whilst other large tracts had been sub-divided and disposed of under agreements of sale. Until the final payment these properties belonged legally to the owners and in this way many residents aud part owners were likely to be represented at the poll by a few capitalists, many of whom were non-residents, unacquainted with local needs. It was also stated that at the last election the situation had not been sufficiently understood early enough to secure the necessary provincial legislation. ' y v According to Reeve Pound the present system of preparing voters' lists was an antiquated one. Even whilst under revision fresh alterations occur and before they can be completed many errors are sure to exist. Out of about 37,000 separate holdings and 10,300 names on the voters' list only about 1500 votes were cast at last election. Mr. J. B. Wake, after previous com: munications to the Council, has issued a writ against the municipality for $10,- 000 damages for injuries sustained by him on February 28th last. TPlaintiff alleges that the accident In question occurred as a result of a fall off the side walk near the City car terminus at Cedar Cottage, where workmen employed by the Council had left an uncovered trench at the end of the walk. He sustained a broken leg and other injuries as a result of the fall. The matter was referred to the solicitor. The resignation of Mr. J. Spencer Robinson from the position of Assessor was accepted and Mr. West, assistant in his office was given temporary charge of the Department. Applications for the office of Assessor and Assistant Assessor are to be advertised for at once. ' ���������;7..V:'...:, the schools has at length been agreed upon and it is expected arrangements to start the same will very shortly be announced. So far from being the novelty that is alleged it may. be pointed out that the system has been in vogue in the old country ever since the adoption of free education. It was felt that with the abolition of school fees some means might be found to divert school pence into a useful channel and penny banks connected with the Post Oflice were started with great success. Local and Four years ago Prof. E. Odium had a black elderberry plant sent him,from Ontario in an ordinary letter. He at once planted it in his garden. This week they are enjoying pie^ made from the berries. RANK OF LUMBER PROVINCES FOR 1910. It has been wisely determined to do away with the old methods of heating the schools by separate stoves and in nearly all the South Vancouver schools furnaces are being fitted and piped in readiness for the coming winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Luxton of No. I Road and Park Avenue are being congratulated on the arrival of a charming little daughter. ���������' ' The South Vancouver Council were somewhat averse to trying an election at all, saying it was an utter impossibility to bring out 51 per cent of the property vote. Eventually they were persuaded by the Civic Committee to proceed with their preparations on the understanding that the provincial government will be officially apprised of the condition of affairs as it is felt that when shown that a just vole is Impracticable the argument for changing the condition will be strong. The East Collingwood Pire Department were given a; call for their services on Saturday last ,when called on to extinguish the 'biish fires In close proximity to Carlton Schools. Thanks to their efforts during the afternoon and evening no harm resulted. leslieI f Grocery Cor. Broadway m Ont. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Walker of Collingwood East after, a trip of over three months have just returned^ home. Dur: Ing their journey abroad: Mr. and Mrs. Walker have visited the British Isles, Holland, France and' Belgium. They are delighted to notice the improve men ts that have developed during their brief absence. X Fresh and Large Stock of Groceries Flour and Feed Fruits Vegetables Two hundred dollars ,was voted by the Council to the school board towards entertaining the delegates at the forthcoming B. C. School Convention. The tender for rock crusher of Mess. A. G. Brown, Jamleson & Co., was accepted for a sum of $4,930. The Scvhool Trustees appear to have left the matter of Night Schools until very late tn the season before considering their arrangements.. At their last meeting the chairman announced that it had not yet been decided whether to resume the night classes or not this season as the attendance last winter was not very encouraging. It is understood a canvass of the municipality, will be taken to ascertain what support may be expected. Surely this could have.been done before now. The schools ought tohave started next week if they are to commence. Last year the Board waited till the majority of their would-be pupils had joined. city classes and this year seems likely to prove the same. Trinity Methodist Church, of. which Rev. AM. Sanford is the popular pastor, is truly prosperous. The basement of the church will soon be ready for Sunday School and meeting purposes. A parsonage has just been built and other improvements are contemplated. Rev. Sanford is in Toronto attending the Methodist Missionary Convention as delegate from B. C. At the regular meeting of Cedar Cottage Lodge, No. 2125. it was decided to have the Annual Sermon on Sunday, October, 29th at 3 p.m., in the Presbyterian Church, Victoria Road. All city lodges are cordially invited. Meet at Saunder's Hall, Victoria Road. C. G. NORTHCOTT, A quiet wedding took place September 26th, when Miss Hazel Dickinson, only daughter of Councillor W. J. Dickinson, of Cedar Cottage, was united in marriage to Mr. Frederick E.Bcseoby, fourth son of the late Mr. Geo. I. Bes- coby, of London, England. The Rev. J. R. Peacock officiated. After a short honeymoon spent in the Sound.cities Mr. and Mrs. eBscoby will reside in South Vancouver. - :? The proposal to inaugurate Children's Savings Banks in connection with Mr. Frank N. 7 Hirst, the popular young manager of the Cedar Cottage branch of tlie Bank of Hamilton, has left for three week's vacation on a visit to his parents at Kamloops. The total lumber cut of the Dominion of Canada for 1910 has just been compiled by the Forestry Branch. Reports were received from. 2763 firms operating sawmills/which is nearly 700 more than reported last year. Thus the 1910 report is a better estimate of the actual lumber production than ever before. Nearly five billion feet of lumber was cut during 1910 throughout the nine provinces of Canada, which represents a total value to the country of seventy-seven and a half million dollars. This is about fifteen million dollars more than the value of the 1909 lumber cut. Ontario, as in former years, holds the premier position as a lumber province. Its forests are made up of diversified species which enabled it to produce one-third of the lumber for the Dominion, British Columbia, however, will soon take Ontario's place, from predictions made on the 1910 report. In 1909, the eWst- ern province produced a trifle over half as much lumber as was cut In Ontario, while for last year the amount returned from the two provinces were practically the same. Although one- j quarter more lumber was cut in Que- W. Master./bee Jn 1910 than in the yeap previou8i ; the increase was not sufficient to maintain it in second place of importance, which position was usurped by British Columbia. The remaining provinces New Brunswick,. Nova Scotia, Sas- Katchewan, Alberta, Manitoba and Prince Edward Island cut lumber in the order of importance given, but together supply only one-sixth of the amount for Canada. WORDS THAT WIN A BRIDE. Clean ers and Dyers 536 Broadway W. Pnone* ffjzr1 | Phone: Fairmont 515 j Suits Pressed 75c Suits Cleaned &Pressed $1.50 o27 QUALITY'GROCERY Cor. HeatHer and 8th Ave. E keep a full line of Fresh Groceries of the Best Quality at Lowest Possible Prices. Flour, Feed and Vegetables. $ Mav Flower Butter, 3 lbs. for $1.00. Eggs, new t y laid and ranch. ' I I lb. of Our Special 60c Tea FREE with every $10.00 Prter. $ Phone: rmlrmont 1222 W.8. Fra9or,frap, \JI^**S************^^ ********************** w Thursday next/October 12$h,vis to be a big date for the Cedar Cottage Cricket Club, their annual concert at Marfew Hall being fixed for that night: A supper and numerous attractions are promised and as no cricket can exist without a ball the club have, arranged for a dance from 10 to 2 a.m. after the concert and supper. L. O. L. The regular fortnightly meeting of L. O. L., 1842 was held in the K. of P. Hall, Mount Pleasant, on September 21st, but owing to It being election night the attendance was not as good as usual. Two new members were initiated and three applications for membership received. Owing to the elections all important business was laid over until next-meeting, October 5th, at which the W. M. hopes all members will make an effort to be present. Any visiting Brethren will be cordially wel- a Russian journal gives the follow corned. Ing collection of marriage proposals typical of different nationalities A.Russian: Natasha, my little dove, soul of my soul, I love you with my whole heart, with my whole being���������I love you madly. I will love you unto death, and should troubles befall us, my love will conquer everything. Be mine oh, Natasha! A Frenchman: You are divine, ideal. Today I- will press my suit before your parents, and you, my fairy, you will become my wife. An Englishman: I am about to start on a long voyage, and I shall be very lonely. I wonder if you would care A Grand Concert is to be held in St. |to marry me and let us make this FIFTH VANCOUVER COMPANY, BOY'S BRIGADE. The band concert and dance given by the Central Park Band on Thursday last, was a huge success from every point of view. The Agricultural Hall had been very tastefully decorated by the boys with flags and their numerous lady friends had also contributed liberally with various'comestables likely to tempt the most dainty appetite. Every one was gratified by the results, musical, social and culinary, whilst financially the band can record a uniform successT Last Thursday the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Craig was united in matrimony to Mr. Percy John Burch, of Vancouver, the brid.e being attended by Miss Elsie Green, whilst Mr. K. Campbell supported the groom. The Rev. J. R. Peacock performed the ceremony. ; There -: was rejoicing at St. Paul's on the Hill, Fourteenth and Burns on Saturday night,, when Capt. Henderson read a letter from the Boys' Brigade Secretary, Glasgow, announcing that the company had been officially registered as the 5th Vancouver. This Company was started some eighteen months ago and has made considerable progress in all branches of the work. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Corner of Fourteenth and Burns street, on Thursday next in aid of the funds of the Boy's Brigade. The hoys have arranged a splendid programme including solos, duets, readings and instrumental music, which should attract a large number of friends. The work of this company which has now been registered as the 5th, Vancouver, has been most satisfactory. Not only do the boys meet on Saturday nights for drill gymnastics, 'etc., but every Sunday morning a Bible Class is held, when the boys themselves take the papers. The efforts of some of the boys in this direction have been nothing short of marvellous. The numbers of the company are steadily increasing and everything points to a very successful winter's work. ^9*******************^*** ' *****^******************* Our Opinion on the Range Question We know we have your confidence and we have made ourselves worthy of it by handling the very best merchandise in our line. .��������� jj We are familiar with the good qualities of every stove and range on the market. In our opinion is the best of them all and the range in service Will back us up in every good thing we can say of it. If there was a better range made, we would advise you to buy it Will you not come and see it?v We are sure we can convince you inside of five" minutes that what we say about the South Bend Mal leable is true. W, R. 2337 Main Street OWEN I: Phone Fairmont 447 ���������#'< ��������� t "t I*>#4^:������*^H^������^K'4>������H'':^M'I"t-i"I- 'c********'\ '**** hi* * ** The new Post Office "Sunnydene" corner of Knight Road and Westminster Roads opened for business on Monday last and Mr. Kelly, the postmaster, reports increasing business daily. Local residents should advise their correspondents of this latest convenience as otherwise their mail may be delayed by being sent first to Cedar Cottage before being forwarded. _ _Cedar_ Cottage_Presbytej'ian Church, Rev. J. C. Madill,, pastor. Services 11 a.m., "The True- Christian Life." 2:30 p.m., Sunday School and Bible Class. 7:30 p.m., "A Reasonable Service." A Hallowe'en party will be given at the Church, October 31st. A special programme is being arranged by the ladies. Everybody cofiie. journey together. A German: Fraulein, you are a notable woman. You have read and understood my book. I cannot tell you how much I admire and esteem you. May I dare to offer you my hand? An Italian: Cara mia, you are fairer than the blushing dawn. Your voice is more melodious than the soft west wind. Oh, let me kiss those dark locks of yours, and let tliose heavenly eyes not spurn me, for otherwise I die. Live withou^you I cannot; A Montenegrin: You are a handsome and (a good girl. If you will marry me I will cut off two Turks' heads and lay them at your feet. SWIMMER'S OARING FEAT; NOTICE TO BUILDERS. We have 7on hand about 5,000 windows in the" knock down; also a first- class strictly No. 1 stock of doors from Seattle and Tacoma. Our stock is on view at 860 Cambie street. Estimates given at any time, and delivery made on short notice on all stock sizes. We are here for business nil day, every day, Saturday afternoon included. Our motto, "Small profits and quick returns." Riggs, Higgins Co., 800 Cambie St. Services in connection with the opening of St. David's Presbyterian Church, Gran Road, will be, held on Sunday. Rev. Dr. Pidgeon preaching In the morning and Rev. J. A. Logan' in the evening. On Tuesday 10th inst a social and concert will be held. The death occurred on Tuesday of Mrs. Charlotte Armstrong, wife of Mr. Joseph Armstrong, corner of Twenty- ninth Avenue and John's Road. The funeral took place on Thursday. Ser- vice being conducted at South Vancouver Methodist Church by the Rev. J. F. Betts. WANTED Tidy woman to do washing and help season The Y. M. C. A. indoor opened last Tuesday with Mr. Maxwell, the new physical director, in charge. About sixty members of the Young Men's Class were on the floor, a good turn-out for so early in the season. At the annual meeting of the Senior Leaders' Corps of the Y. M. C. A., held last Saturday evening, the following officers were elected for the season 1911-12: President, N. Mulvin; Vice- president, T. Lennix; Secretary-Treasurer, Eld. Jardine. William Stearns, the Manchester athlete, jnade_an_adventurous_ swim, from Folkestone to Dover, unaccompanied, and in a gale of wind. Stearne, who was strongly advised not to make the attempt, dived off Folkestone Pier into a. rough sa, and refused to have a lugger accompany him. He was soon lost to sight, and many onlookers feared he would never be seen again. At Dover where friends were on the look out, the seas broke over the Admiralty Pier, and when the swimmer arrived he was caught in a current and driven against the pier although swimming his, hardest in an attempt to get to seaward of it. After being knocked against the ironwork several times, Stearns determined to surmount the obstacle and, clambering up the landing stage he ran across the pier and dived over the other side, afterwards swimming across the bay to the beach. MIXED METAPHOR IN FRANCE. Mr. G. A. Cruickshank, of the local postoffice staff, is enjoying a week's vacation. Mount Pleasant Lodge No. 19, I. O. O. F., conferred the first degree on one candidate on Tuesday night, the first with housework one day ofthe week. | since receiving their new regalia. Call mornings. There was a good attendance pf Suite 4, Dudley block, 2336 West- j members and the degree team looked minster road. ' sl5 I fine in their new robes. The latest mixed metaphor comes from France and is worthy of being placed on record. The occasion of it was a dock strike at Rochefort, the dockers being filled with indignation because the authorities refused them a fortnight's holiday on full pay, and this is how their spokesman rendered the ancient sentiment that worms will turn: "Even the feeble sheep," he exclaimed, "when the fierce blasts of indignation make its fleece bristle upon end, feels that it must thrust out its talons and scratch." 38TH AVENUE, NEAR FRASER���������5- room cottage bungalow; every modern convenience; just finished; full lot and on easy terms for $550 cash, balance $75 per quarter. 24TH AVENUE, NEAR FRASER���������6- room house, fully modern, with basement and furnace; lot lies high. This house ls inside of city limits. $300 cash, balance as rent. BODWELL AND FRASER���������$300 caah and $30 per month will purchase a dandy 5-room bungalow, with all modern conveniences, except furnaces. You can have your choice of two; full lots, 33x120ft. Remember the price is only $2500; $300 cash. See us about these. 36TH AVENUE, NEAR MAIN���������5-room bungalow, with full size basement; full lot, 39x100ft. to lane; lot is fenced; chicken house and barn for horse. Price $2500; $300 cash, balance arranged. WiU trade for good building lot. WILSON RD., NEAR MAIN ST.���������30ft double frontage, with 5-room strictly modern bungalow; basement, laun- ���������:>. dry trays and furnace. Room for a fine home on Wilson Road. Price is only $3550; $400 cash, balance arranged. Will trade for a lot. 16TH AVENUE, NEAR MAIN���������A swell 5-room, 2-story cottage, fu..y modern, ������������������with furnace and laundry trays. Remember it is 16th Avenue, near 3 carlines. Price $3100; $400 ca8h, balance arranged to suit purchaser. JOHN 8T., NEAR 25TH AVE.���������One of the finest 5-room bungalows in South Vancouver; reception hall and parlor are papered with leatherette paper, parlor and dining room have beamed ceilings, with lights on th������ earns, besides two swell chandeliers; fireplace in .the dining room, which is burlapped; bedrooms and bath are separated from the rest of the house by a hall. Few bungalows have them. Full-sized basement with furnace and trays; lot 33x129ft. This is cheap at $3500. with only $500 cash. Come early for this one. $300 CASH���������5-room bungalow, near Main Street; 2 bedrooms, full size basement; full lot, 33x100ft., to lane; lot is fenced; chicken house and barn for horse. Price $2500; $300 cash, $25 per month, principal arid interest. This is good. ,-��������� $300 CASH��������� 6-rdom ! house, half block from Fraser carline; fully modern, with basement and furnace; lot is high and you have a fine view. This house is worth seeing, and it is inside' of city limits. $300 CASH and $28 per month will dispose of your landlord and you can own your own 5-room bungalow, near Bodwell Road and Fraser Avenue. It is modern, except furnace; has a nice fireplace. You can have your choice of two just about completed; full lots, 33x120ft. $400 CASH���������30ft. frontage on Wilson Road, near Main Street; 5-room, strictly modern bungalow; basement; furnace, laundry trays. You can build another house on back of lot facing the other street or sell the ground. Price is only $3550; $400 cash and $400 -every six months. Look this up, 7. $400 CASH will handle7a-swell;5-room-= 2-story cottage onJohh Street; fully modern, with furnace and trays; a short distance from. 3 carlines. Price $3100; $400 cash, balance arranged.7 You must hurry for this one. $500 CASH payment will handle a fine . 5-room bungalow on John, near 25th; corner lot. The house is fully modern, with every convenience; full- sized basement. Price $3200; $500 cash, aiid $25 per month. Come in and let us show you this one. $500 CASH���������4-room bungalow on Sophia Street, inside of King Edward Avenue; full basement, 2 bedrooms, bath and toilet. Price $2300; $500 cash, $25^per month. You can buy the furniture if you wish. CASH MAKES CASH PAY- ment on swell five-room bungalow on Eleventh avenue, corner lot, 41 b.v C6l This is a modern home with" basement, furnace, ..replace, panelled dining-room and built-in buffet. Price $3850; $750 cash, balance arranged to, suit you: This sounds goods and It is good. CASH WILL HANDLE A six-room modern house on Seventh Avenue East with 40x122ft. lot to lane. Barn on rear of lot; will" house four horses. The price is $4500; $1500 cash, balance 6, 12, 18. This price holds good for a few days only. CASH PAYMENT PUR- chases a 40x66ft. corner on Eleventh Avenue East. There is a fine five-room, two-story house with basement, furnace and laundry trays, stone foundation; built about two. years. Price Is cut for a few days to $4200; $1200 cash, balance arranged to suit. $750 Thanksgiving Day will probably be fixed this year for Monday, October 30. The proclamation fixing the holiday will not be issued until the first Cabinet Council meeting after the election, but the date above is almost certain to be settled. La3t year Thanksgiving was observed on October 31st $1500 $1200 & CO. 2343 Main Street THE. WESTERN CALL .' i','-,.5'f ' .. "/ "j ' 1l ;* 7 7?i| . yr" -' PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT Vancouver City Electoral District TAKE NOTICE that I have received objections in writing to the retention of tlie following names on the Register of Voters for the Vancouver City Electoral District on thegrounds stateU below. And take notice that at a Court of Revision to be held on the 6tli day of November, 1911, at the Xew Court House, Howe Street, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. I shall hear and determine the said objections, and unless such named persons -or some other Pioiincial voter on their behalf satisfies me that such objections are not well founded, I shall strike tuch names off the said Register. , G D McKAY. Registrar of Voters. Dated this 10th day of October, 1911. WARD 1. The following persons are reported absent from the District: NO. 935, Im. 493. U96. K. 509. NO. NAME PLACE. 13. Adam, Alexander, 632 Hornby St. 66. Allan, William, 1006 Nelson St. 68. Amn.li. George Henry Reid, 1363 Pender St. 140. Auchinvole, Da\id Laidlaw, 579 Hornby St. 142. Austin, Albert Ernest, Manhattan Blk., Thuilow St. 150. Bagriall, George Richard Goodman/Georgia St., Georgia House. 165. Baker, lien, Wm., 1406 Georgia St. 181. Banton, James Alfred, 641 Hornby St. 184. Barbour, John Henry, 1137 "Bute St.7 o- ���������' 185. Barclay, Alexander, 828 Hastings . ��������� St. 186. Barclay, Charles Norman, 1934 Barclay St - 187. Barker, Charles Frederick, 1033 Davie St. 190. Barker, .Robert Chester, 1057 Co- . mox St. ��������� "������������������ 203. Barrett, George Alfred, 1400 Beach Avenue. 214. Barwis, Thomas,, Shephard, 842 Burrard St. '-,.-������������������ 221. ' Bavlis, Fred, 1835 Pendrill St. 248. Relknap. Jiul B��������� 1069 Thuriow St. " 267. Bemrose, Chas. Douglas, 1740 Comox St. 272. Bennett. James Francis, 1158 Sea- ton St. 274. Bennett. Sydney Claude, 925 Pen- " - der St. -������76. Bentley. Leonard, 1127 Barclay St. ��������� 282. Berry, James Wm., 1155 Georgia St. 289. Betliune, Alexander, 134C Pendrill St. 316. Black. Archibald Campbell, 1366 Harwood St. 318. Black. Charles Melbourne, 1100 Seaton St. 311. Blake. George, 1128 Barclay St. 355. Blythe, John Thomas, 679 Howe St. 3C6 Bond, Lambert, 1255 Davie St. 381. Bosustow, Stephen Hammerton, 932 Smithe St. 385. Boultbee, Arthur Watkin St. John, 2058 Beach Ave. 388. Boultbee. Wm. Washington, 1067 Melville St. '394. Bower, George Edward, 1126 Barclay St. '.396. Bowes, Frank Watson, Florence Court. Georgia St. 404. Bowman, Richard. 961 Hornby St. 409. Boyd, Robert, 953 Howe.St. 415. Braden, Howard, 600 Burrard St. 416. Braden. Howard, 600 Burrard St. 136. Brendrett. Arthur James, 837 Drake St. '440. Brenton, Clifford Llewellyn, 566 Hornby St. ,443. Brewer, Cecil Parsons, 1451 Comox St. [,449. Brldgeman, Edwin Harry, 8<1 Denman St. 1452. Brlggs, Edward -Henry, Steamer | Princess Victoria. 1,458. Brittan, Percy Palmer, 517 Thuriow St. 1466. Brough, Peter, 560 Hornby St. 1474. Brown, Charles Wells, 625 Horn- J by St. 1476. Brown, Henry Augustus, 577 Howe * St. 1477. -Brown, Henry King, 833 Hornby St. 1487. Browne, John Henry, 1424 Burnaby St. . ��������� |489.' Brown<j, Walter Henry, 1360 Hornby St. Bruce, Cosmo, 1257 Hornby St Brundrett, Arthur James, 1082 Hornby St. ��������� , Bryant. Dudley, 1018 Pender St.. W. . ��������� Buchanan, Alexander, 15oS Harwood St. Buchanan, Rupert Bancroft, 1318 Haro St. Bucknall, Richard James, 10/5 .,. Barclay St. - I'16. Budden, Charles W., 1152 Seaton St. 17. Budden. Fred. Reginald, 1117 Melville St. > , \I8. Budden. Fred. Reginald, 1054 Melville St. Ml). Buddie, Charles Bell, 1508 Georgia St. |#2. Bull. Richard Strachan, 1919 TJghcIi Ave 124. Kulwer. * Walter John Redford, 1728 Georgia St. 112. Buvnell, Percy Oliver, 667 Hornby St. Ud Burnett. .Tn������������n������h. 878 Hornby St. i2. Burns, John. 1274 Barclay St. 158 Burns, Wm. Ernest, 1036 Robson St ' P6. Bush, Herbert Joseph, 1215 Nicola St. 177. -Biishr Oakley -Beaufort; -1245- Nicola St. Calder.' Andrew Fergie, 1122 Alberni St. f3. Oalder.oDanlel. 1122 Alberni St. Ji. Calland. Theo. Hatton, 1402 Bar- |\ clay St. ���������, ���������., 11. Callaghan, Percy Dent, 748 Gil- mr ford St. , ��������� Collia, Wm. Beresford, 541 Burrard St. Cambie, David, 1,818 Ronton St. Cambie, George Ormond, 1880 Robson St. ��������� - ~ . ��������� ' Cambie. John W\, 1818 Robson St. |7. Campbell. Graham, 877 Howe St. |3. Campbell, Malcolm, R.M.S. -Empress of, India. 12. Campbell, Mdver. 901 Hastings St. W. ������������������.-"��������� 13. Campbell. Murdoch McLeod, Badminton Hotel. . ... 12. Cannon, Herbert Cecil Harold, Cor. Comox and Chilco Sts. r>. Carleton, Vescy Henry, Badminton Hotel. , |6. Carrlck,- Andrew Alex., 1041 Georgia St. .-.."��������� ft. Carter, Cecil Henry. 1310 Alberni ��������� St. Carter, Charles, R.M.S. Empress of India. >- Carter. Tom. 1721 Davie St. Carter, Walter Henry,-1144 Davie St, . Cassady. George. 1.111 Jervls St. Cavanagh. James Herbert, 1389 ��������� Pender St. Chapman, Edward, 849 Thuriow - St: ���������7' " Charmley, Ralph. 1173 Hornby St. Clement, Leslie P., Blenheim Court. Clough, Harry, Bancroft, 942 Broughton St. - Clvne. Henry Randolph Notman, 1537 Rob=on St. Coleman, George, 1221 Burnaby --- St. -������������������������������������ . ��������� "-��������� 7 7- Coles, Herbert Storehouse, Stanley Park Brewery. Coleman, William. 1637 Davie St. Cooper. Wm. McGregor, 1422 Nelson St Copp. William; 1014 Harwood St. Corbett, Harvey Raymond, 627| Broughton St. '������������������.', Corbett. Harvey Raymond, 627; Broughton St. Corbett. Robert Andrew, 1203.Bur- !'i; rard St. Cousins. William, 1047 Dunsmuir St Coutlee. William Fredk.. 632 Hornby St Cowan. n>nrv Lewis, 900 Hastings St. W. Cox, Joseph, 1963 Georgia St. Cran, James Milville, 1311 Pender St Creau. Michael White, 655 Hornby St - <���������' ' Creightbn. Charles Henry, 1446 Alberni St Creighton, Douglas. 1114 Alberni St Crewe, John Austin, 1756 Comox St Crlckmay, Fred. George, 1243 Haro St Cronyn, Verschoyle Francis, 1932 Alberni St Cropley. Alfred Elijah, 991 Pender. St Crory, Robert, 763 Hornby gt NAME. PLACE. Crowe, Andrew Jameson, 1110 Nelson St. 945 Cullon, James Edwin, 1269 Bur. raid St. 951. Cumming", Allen. 1216 Barclay St. 955. Cummins, Eiigar 1'uicy, Coal Har bor. ��������� 956, Cuhlitte. John. 910 Pender St. 957.7, CunlifCe. -Walter Howell, Hotel : a Badminton, Howe'St. 962. Currle, John'.Win. Thornbuin, SS3 Hastings St. AV. 963. Curry, Arthur, 1822 Comox St. 980. Daly, Harold Mayne, 1066 Pender - - St. 988. Dames, Theodore, Deadman's Island, i 991. Dangerfield, Ernest Vivian, 2061 Beach Ave. 992. Daniel, Charles, Wm. B��������� Cor. Ni cola and Alberni Sts. 1025. Day, David, 10.16 Pender St. 1033. Dean, William Armstrong, 1909 Beach Ave. 1044. DePencier, Adam Urlan, 1316 Pen- drill St. 1025. Day, David, 103 Pender St. St. ' 1059. Dey, George Edgar, 1305 Burrard St. 1060. Dey, Oscar William, 1305 Burrard St. 1062. Deyell, Gerald, Hotel Badminton. 1085. Dobbin, Leonard Wm. Robert, 1736 Robson St. 1088, Dockerill. Joseph Clement, Thuriow and Eveleigh Sts. 1094. Doig. David, 1843 Robson St. 1096. Donagliy, Archibald, 1727 Comox St. 1100. Donaldson, Arthur William, 995 Bute St. llll. Douglas. Arthur James, 1115 Barclay. St. 1115. Douglas. Richard Deighton, 795 Thuriow tit. 1158. Dyde, Stanley Howard, 1153 Robson St. 1161. Dyke, Montague Rooert, 1261 Bid- well St. 1169. Earle. Ernest Albert, Georgia House, George St. 1205. Elliott, John, S. E. Corner Burrard and Pender. 1210. Elliott, Win. Henry, 1310 Hornby St. 1211. Ellis. Harold M., 1756 Comox St. 1233. Evans, Ernest Edward, 1075 Harwood St. 1238. Evans, Percy William, 1273 Nelson St. 1243. Evans, William Henry. Badminton Hotel. 1244. Eveleigh, Sydney Morgan, 1533 Pendrill St 1247. Fagan. James Surgrove, 978 Hornby St. 1250. Fagan, William Lawrence, Jr., 1030 Melville St. 1255. Falls. William. 1008 Robson St. 1264. Farrow, Chas, Henry, 1328 Pender St. 1278. Ferguson. John Bowerman, 690 Broughton St 1301. Findlay, James, 1205 Pacific St. 1374. Fowler, William, 1021 Comox St. 1375.- Fowles, Walter, 1437 Georgia St. 1376. Fowlie, James Forbes. 567 Hornby St. Fraser, Archibald Brydone, 1839 Morton Ave, Fraser, Guy Newenham, 1325 Pender St Fraser, Henry, 1006 Burrard St. Frose. William Henry, 632 Hornby St ' - ��������� Fuller, Lestrange, S. S. Princess May. - i 1446. Gale, Becher Robert, 1433 Burnaby St. Gallagher, Josiah L., 1764 Comox St. Ga.lvin, Matthew, 577 Howe St- Gavin, Duncan,.104] Georgia St. Gearv, William James, 101S Bid- well St. Germaine, William Lotson, 1103 Georgia St Gibson, Thomas. 10S0 Hornbv St. 1540. Goodman, Alfred Edwin, 986 Thuriow St. 1552. Gordon, Robert Wm., 1219 Georgia St. 1569. Graham, James Mitchell, 1029 Thuriow St 1570. Graham, Nelson Wm. Girard, 1600 Barclay St. 1593. Greaves, Ernest, 1133 Comox St. 1594. Greaves, Isaac, 1133 Comox St. 1595. Greaves, Percy, 1133 C.������mox St. 1596. Greaves, Walter, 1133 Comox St. 1609. Greer, Benjamin Watson, 1217 Robson St. 1615. Griffin, William Martin, 722 Broughton St 1634. Gunn, Donald. 1156 Davie St. 1610.- Gwynn,��������� Gwynn -Ivor, -1231 Car- dero St. 1648. Laines, Frank Wm., 607 Haro St., Cor. Thuriow. 1650. Haldane, William, 821 Nelson St. 1659. Hall, Robert Percival, 1195 Davie St 1660. Hall, Robert Percival, 1190 Bute St. 1664. Hamber, Eric Werge, 1901 Bar clay St. 1665. Hamnsley. Alfred St. George, 1169 ' - Seaton St. 1667. Hamilton, Fred Ord, 573 Hornby ���������:���������-'-. St. 1668. Hamilton, James Murray, 1348 Haro St. .-* v'.;'"1'. 1G70. .Hamilton, Patrick ...Stewart, .,.11.64 Harwood St. 1678. Haney. Charles Nelson, 1156 Nelson St 1682. Hannington. Robert. Wet more, 858 ���������7 ' Burrard St. 1694. Harkness, David, 895 Howe St. 1704, Harris, H.Walker, 966 Burrard St 1397. 1404. 1405. 1427. 1431. 1449. 1455. 1472. 1477. 1482. 1493. NO NAME. PLACE. L940. Hubbs. Carson Sanfield, 111 Pacific Bldg. 1951. Hull, Thomas George, 1112 Davie St I960. Hurst, Fredk. George, 1221 Georgia St 197S. Hyde, James. AVestminster Hall. 1979. Hyndman, Thomas B.. Cor. Burn- ��������� aby and Thuriow Sts. 19S5. Inglis. Charles C, Westminster Hall. ' 1.999. ���������������������������Jack, Petite, 1039 Georgia St. 2005. Jacobs, George Ansley, 1022 Hornby St. 2025. Jarvis, AVm. .A., S40 Pender St. 2032.' Jenkins, Samuel, 506 Hornby St 2036. Jewell. Lewis George,<- 1129 Pacific St. ',"'������������������' 2060. Johnston. Stewart Silvas, 1213 Howe St. , ������������������.-������������������ 20C2. Johnston, Wm/ Lyllie, 956 Carde- ro St 2073; Jones, Charles Edward, 520 Burrard St Jordan, Alfred Alex. McKay, 1070 Haro St. . - v Jordan, John'C, R. M. S. Empress of Japan. Jorgensen, Gottfried Emil, 795 Thuriow St. Judge, Alex. Reynolds Percival, 1266 Robson St. Judge, Arthur Percival, 1266 Robson St. Judge, Chas. Percival, 1266 Robson St. Judge, Frank Percival, 1266 Robson St. Judge, Spencer Percival, 1266 Robson St. Julian, Charles Ottls, 1184 Nelson St. / 2124. Keeling, Frederick, 733 Nicola St. 2139. Kennedy. George Wilson, 1125 Georgia St. Kennedy, J.ohn Frederick, 751 Hornby St. Kent, Frank Belford, 1101 Pender St. Kenoya, Hugh Ronald, 776 Burrard St Ker, James, 1060 Georgia St. Kerr. Gavin Tait, 1155 Georgia St. Kilby. Edwin Churles. 978 Nicola St. Kilpatrick, David, Empress of India. King, David. 658 Hornby St. 21S4. Kingsmtll, John Gault, 779 Bute St. Knowles, Wm. R., 1067 Comox St.' Koepke. Ezra, Fairmont Hotel, Hastings St. Kyle, John. 1670 Beach Ave. Kyle, John Albert, 1249 Hornby St. Kvlo. Morrison, 952 Denn'ian St. Iriimant, Henry M., Belmont Rooms, Hastings St. Lambert. Albert, Stanley Park Brewery. Lambert, Cyril Edward, 561 Hornby St. Lambert, Sidney Ernest, 1014 Hornby St ' ��������� i Lamont, Henry Charles, 611 Hornby St. Lane. AA'm., Blenheim Court 2262". Lazier, Thomas Cameron, Vancouver Club. 2263. Leach, Frederick Wm., 660 Hornby St. 22������6. "Leaven*. Wm. Byron, 104S Pender St. W. 228S. ��������� LeFnrgey Alfred A.. 12S5 Pacific St. 2292. Leggatt. Matthew Hendrie. 997 Thuriow St. J293. Leggatt, Wm.. 997 Thuriow St. 2331. Lewis. AArm. Henrv, S50 Hornby St. 2.'!."! I. Ley. Thomas, S. S. Empress of China. 2349. Litch. Joseph Williard, H557 Burn- abv St. 2371. Lockwood, Herbert. 715 Broughton St. 2393. Lur-as, Alexander, 161S Pendrall St. 2112. Mahon, Kdward. 323 Burrard St. 2122. Malcolm, Fred Vlouy, Cor. Bute and Beach Ave. 2115. Markham, Ralph Farrar, 1175 Haro St. 2169. Martin. Francois Kavier, -1143 Georgia St. 24 74. Martin, James John, 7777 Bidwell St 2186. Mason, Josiah. 11)7 Harwood St. 25 11. Milliken. Robert, 1235 Haro St. 2552. Mills. Norman Havelock. 751 Pender St. 25."(i. Milne, James, 1041 Melville St. 2561. Mitchell. Charles Arthur, 1018 Burnaby St. 2570. Mitton. Edward Stanley, 1657 Burnaby-St-��������� - - ��������� 2610. Morrin. Wm. Somervllle, 1120 Comox St 2631. Morton, John, 1151 Denman St. 2632. Morton, Joseph, 1151 Denman St. 2691. MacDonald. John Archibald, 1856 Barclay St. 2698. MacFarlane. Arthur Douglas, 1136 -Comox St. 2706. MacGowan, Lyle, 1121 Georgia St. 2723. MacKenzie, Simon Francis, 1686 Georgia St. 2728. MacKihlay, Thomas Hart, 1190 Seaton St : ��������� ,-��������� 27S1. McCallum; Newman, Hornby Mansions. 2807. McCutcheon, David, SI 3 Hornby . St. ...... .7 . 2817. McDonald, James, 1178 Comox St. 2SJ8. McDonald, John - Edward, Hornby ' Mansions. " 2837. McGillivray, Alex. James, l\t0 Barclay St. 2852. McGregor, John N., 1161 Hornby St. NO. NAME. ' PLACE. 3603. Smith, James Arthur. 1010 Alberni St. 3610. Smith, Percy Hugh, 1010 Alberni 'St. Snell, Herbert, 778 Burrard St. 3630 3636 3647. 3732 3736. 3742 Snider, AVilfred Charles, 1026 Eveleigh Si. Soper, Anson Eugene, 539 Hornby Stewart, Charles Tufts, 1165 Comox; St. Stetv-art, Fred Long, Empress, of India. 2093. 2094 2096 2102, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2107, 2111, 2142. 2117. 21521 2154. 2160. 2169. 2173. 176, 2198. 2202. 2207. 2208. 2210. 2222. 2226. 2227. *'n 2 8 2229. Stewatt, John AVm. Willoughby, SI 5 Burrard St. 3756. Stone, Geoige Augustus, 943 Howe 3766. Street. John ^mbrose, 1114 Harwood St. 37S2. Sullivan, Wilfred, 2044 Comox St. 3809. Tanner, AA'm. Gordon, Suite 39, Manhattan Blk. 3831. Tazzenan, Edward, 1007 Howe St 3S33. Tebb, John A., 1171 Beach Ave. 3S53. Thomas, Charles Archibald, Dead- man's Tsland. 3S7C. Thompson, AVm Edmund, Cor. Denman and Robson Sts. 3882. Thomson, John, 1762 Robson St. 3J>86. Thomson, Win. Rothweli, 776 Nicola St 3S96. Thvme. Arthur Grain ille, 1138 Pemler St 3920. Tomlinsoii, AVm., 1070 Haro St. 3925. Townscntl, Neville Fred, 1070 Georgia St. ' 3979. Twigsr. Herbert Thomas, 1356 Barclay St. 4032. Wallcem, Richard Kno.v, Beach Ave. near Park Road. 4043. Walker, Edward, R. M. S. Empress of India. 4064. Warburton, Henry Hume, 1414 Alberni St. ' 4132. AVelsh, Edward Bowman, 1063 Barclay St. :-.*..'.- 4134. AA'elsh, Robert Abram, 892 Broughton St. 4174; Whittington, Robert. 1045 Haro St 4177. AVhyte, Albert, 1613 Haro St. 11S5. Widdicombe, John, 13 46 Pendrill St. . ,4193. Wilders, Claude, 1772 Davie St., in rear.' - - '.;- ' . ,.-. .- 4204.���������������������������"���������Wiles. Clarence, Badminton Hotel. 4212. Williams, James Thomas, 1136 Comox St. ��������� 4217. AVillfams, William, R. M. S. Empress of Tndia. 4237. Wilsqn, Charles, 1076 Barclay St. 4215. Wilson, David Henry, 1042 Robson St. 4253. Wilson, John Ford, Empress of India. 4255. AA'ilson. Robert, 1029 Eveleigh St. 4256. Wilson. Robert James, 622 Bur rard 4St 4275. Witham. Walter James, 1004 Eveleigh St. 4278. Wolsey, Wm. Ralph. 6 Richards Bldg., 915 Robson St. 4287. Woods. Wm. John Grant, 659 Hornby St 4294. Woodrow, John, Cor, Bute aud Robson Sts. 4298. Woods, Samuel, 659 Hornbv St. 1305. Woolsey, Arthur Garnet, 1300 Comox St. 4315. Wright, George Roderick, 1206 Haro St. 4326. Wrightey John Hardy, 1671 Hare 4346. Young, James C, R. M. S. Empress of India. 1707." Harris, Reginald AVm: Douglas. 2873. ��������� Mclntyre, George Alex., 1135 Bar AVolfe House, Cor. Robson and Bute. 1709. Harris, Stanley Gordon, The Narrows, Stanley Park. 1725. Harvey, AVm. Henry, 1S03 Georgia St.. - .-���������. 1.785.. Hawkfis, John Aylesford, 1006 Denman St. 1752. Hearn,-AViliiam. 1663 Burnaby St. 1753. Heasiip, Samuel A... 1499 Burrard St 1767. Heming, Herbert Payne. 200C Beach Ave. 17S2. Henderson, James Stringer, 937 Burrard St. . '���������'" 179". Hencv, Benjamin Franklin, 661 Hornby St - 1794. Henry, Richard Thomas, 1329 Comox St. 1796. .Henshaw. Charles Grant, 1571 Haro St. 3 810. Hewitt. Charles Ernest, 1012 Pen- ..--��������� . drill St. , 1814. Hewitt. Sidney Seaton, 1012 Pen- drill St. 3S3 6. Hewton. FranldinWalter, 544 Burrard St ���������'.���������.���������- 1820. Higginbotham, Fred. Charles, Vancouver Club. 1826. Hilker, Alex. Grant, 3637 Comox ��������� . St... |, ��������� 1829. Hill, Henry J��������� 558 Hornby St. 1S30. Hill, John Francis, 1031 Comox ��������� St: -.,'������������������.. 3S39. Hobson, Arthur, 1003 Pender St. 3850. Hodgson. Samuel Booth, 1009 Burrard St. . .- ��������� ��������� 1S67. Holdsworth, Herbert, 5j0 Hornby St. 1872. Holland. John Marquis, 544 Burrard St. 1S76. Ilolman, Henry Alfred, 1195 Bute ���������- -'' St ' 1879. Holman, Henry Gough, 1144 Nelson St ���������;. ������ 1884. Holt, Frank Bartley, 1003 Seaton st ��������� 18S7. Honeyman, John James, 1123 Barclay St. 1892. Hood, Robert Henry, 1058 Per.der . ��������� - Sf ������������������ - ��������� ��������� 13\)2. Hope. Charles Edward, 1931 Nelson St. " 1905. Hopkinson, William, Empress of Japan. 1913. Horsmaw George Dennis, No. 2 Manhattan Bldg. 1829. Howe. Samuel Lynes, 744 Bur- ,_^_ rard St. . clay St. 2874. Mclntyre, Samuel James, 1135 Barclay St. 2879. McKay, James Alex., 1028 Harwood St. 2918, McClelland, David Alex., 1101 Hornby St. 2922. McLennan, Robert Purees, S82 Burrard St. 3001. Ness, John Mitchell. S. S. Charmer. 3026. Nicholson, AViliiam, Empress of India. 3031. Nicksoti, Thomas Ralph, 1270 Melville St. 3016. O'Brien, Charles Mcllamara, S03 Drake St. ���������3060.' ��������� O'.Meara, Henry, R. M. S. Mont- eagle. 3062. Orr, Ernest Ray. 627 Hornby St. 3066. Ostrem Arthur Dansbury, 1018 - ��������� Burnaby St. 3077. Paint. James M... 1032 Hornby St 3126. Payne. Thomas Henry, 506 Hornby St. -��������� 3129. Pearce, Howard. 1264 Alberni St. 3132. Pear=on, Bert, R. M. S. Empress -. ' of Tndia. 3179. Piper, Charles James, 1768 Robson St. 31S5. Ponsford, Leicester* Longwortfiy, 1055 Barclay St. 3189.. Poole, Sidney Charles, Belmont Rooms, Hastings St. 3244. Purdy, Ernest Ralph, 3 04O Denman St ; - 3257. Quigley, Charles B., 1176 Haro St 3264. Quinster, Joseph Court, 1218 Alberni St. ��������� 3291. Rear. James Strange, 3 421 Burn aby St. 3292. Reed. Henry Ernest, Empress of India. 3295. Reeves; Wm. Foster, 555 Hornby St . 3311. Rhodes, Francis Leslie, 1.128 Barclay St- | 3333. Rickson. Wm.. Jr.. 443 Hornby St 3433. Ruddick, John Sanson, Palace Livery Stables. Scarth. Malcolm Binny, 1115 Robson St Shelton. Henry Thomas, 1115 Pen- drill St ��������� Shore. John AATilfred Clarence, 1133 Pacific St -.-���������'���������'. Simmons, WrilHam Charles, 6S< Hornby St 3581. Small, Harry Hilton, 1152 Seaton SU . 3471. 3532. 3539. 3557. The following persons are reported deceased: 215. Bath, Thomas. 661 Hornby St. 64S. Caple."Norman, 1134 Beach Ave. 660. Carmichael, Harry, 870 Burrard St. 691. Cates*. Andrew Jackson, 1156 Harwood St. Cliipman, .Tames Edward, 933 Hornby St. Cctello, Thomas Francis, "1103 Pendrill St. Creach, William Robert, 1117 Melville St Creelman, Robertson. -1163 Comox St. Cumming, Samuel. 1327 Alberni St Dalby. Charles William, till Hornby St. 1020. Davy, John Giening, 1132 Robson St. 1362. Foster. William. 1215 Nelson St. 1977, Hutchinson, AVm. McComble, 3079 Seaton St. Irwin, AA7m. Honr.\\ Cor. Thuriow and Eveleigh Sts. Jone������, Fred. Arthur, 1223 Burrard St. Kolly, James Taylor, 1610 Alberni . St. Kent, AVm. Francis, 572 Burrard St. Lewerke, Herman, 1112 Broughton St. Lewi--, Arthur Menrv. 1046 Carde- ro St Manuel. Georpe Evans, 1130 Robson St Mnrtimoro, James George, 1035 Haro St. Mortlmorp, AVm. Henry, 1063 Haro St. Murray. John, 1720 Comox St. McCrancy, ������Vm., 827 Hornbv St.- Mr-Donald, Alex.. 763 Hornby St. Norris. AVm. Edward, 1029 Comox St Powers. Patrick. 1039 Melville St. Springer. Frank Renjatnin, Cor. Robson and Gilford Sts. 3710. Sterling, David, 630 Burrard St. 3713. Stevens. George, 1402 Comox St. 3780. Sudbury. James Pre, 3 078 Harwood St. 39S7. Urquhart, William, 3 050 Robson -St. 4295.���������Woodrow, John-Glover,-11SS Robson St." 4341. Youdall. Hugh Archibald, S57 Burrard St. 743. 862. 903. 907. 950. 976. 1992. 2079. 2134. 2150. 2325. 2327. 2139. 2625. 2628. 2672. 2 798. 2811. 3042. 321 I. 3672. WABD 3. The following persons arc reported ah- ;ent from the District: 3. Abbott, Andrew Calvin, SS3 Hamilton St 2. Abbott.; Frederick, 723 Hamilton -'St. - 3. Abbott. Joe ,S��������� 700 Cambie St. 6. Abbott. AVm. Alexander, 529 Helm- cken St. ��������� 31. Achurch.'Samuel, Arlington Hotel, /Cordova St. 13. Actoii Garnet Woolsley, 1 56 Hastings St. ��������� ��������� -. 36. Adams, Arthur Francis, Hotel Arancouver. o IS. Adams. Francis Cecil, Clarence Hotel, Pender St. 19. Adams. Georgo Thomas, 782 Homer St. 28. Akam, AVm. Albert, 822 Seymour St. 32. Alcoinbrnch, Egerton Allen, 856 Richards St. 33. Alderton, Thos. Wm., 62S Homer St. 34. Alexander, George Moses, SSC Hamilton St. ' 35. Alford, Gerald Maurice, 310 Gran- villi* Mansions. 41. Allan, Robert. Eagle Hotel. , 44. Allard, Arthur AVm., 070 Cambie St. IS. Allen, Henry. 137 Robson St. 51. Allen Michael,' Sherman House, Cordova St. 52. Allen, Samuel, Edward Hotel. 53. Allen, Samuel, Cameron Temp. Hotel. 54. Allen, Thomas, Edward Hotel. 55. Allen, Walter, 137 Robson St. 63. Alinoa.-Andrew Norman, 717 Cambie St. CO. Almond, Thomas, SI 2 Richards ' St HS. Alves, Hector. 840 Homer St. 72. Anderson, Andrew, 321 Hastings St AAV 7b". Anderson, James Gourley, 734 Seymour St. 77. Anderson, James Longmuir. 739 Seymour St.. K0. Anderson, John. 107 Hastings St. 81. Anderson, John, Strand Hotel. ��������� SS. Anderson, Wm. Foster, 420 Robson St. S9. Anderson, AA'm; Hugh, 530 Homer St. 91. Andrew, John. 727 Richards St ,���������,92. Andrews,, Fred Ernest. 233 Abbott St. 93. Andrews, AA'm. Thomas, Eagle Hotel. 300. Aptaker. Abram. 314 Water St 107. Archibald, Wm. Alex.. 679 Hamil ton St. 108. Arraer, Wm. Aftlick, Ellesmore Hotel. Homer St 113. Armstrong. Andrew Carrick, 626 Homer St 115. Armill, Andrew, Waldorf Rooms. 117. Arnold, Clarence, 700 Cambie St 118. Arnott Geo. Henry, 311 Cambie ��������� St ��������� 120. Arthur, John. 331 Dunsmuir St 121. Asbeck. Carl Frederick, Austral ian Hotel. 128. Ashworth, Albert, Edward HoteL NO. 124. 126. 129. HI. 140. 3 47. 3 52. 153. 355. 356. 3 5S. 360. 161. 3 62. 164. 165. 1C7. 171. 175. 176. 184. ISO. 194. 203. 205. 206, ���������207. 211. 2t2. 214. 215. 21.5. 217. 225. 227. 228. 231. 233. 235. 236. 242. 213. 245. 248. 250. 253. 254. 256. 260. 261, 262. 263. 264. 265. 269. 270. 271. 273. 274. 275. 278. 281. 2S2. 2 S3. 284. 2S5. 287. 290. 292. 293. 29S. 303. 305. 306. 307. 310. 3 15. 316. 319. 327. 335. 33 7. 339. 313. 3 11. 3"47.~ 3 IS. 353. 356. 357. 3j>9. 360. 361. 363. .364. 365. 366. 369. ���������>-f* 'Ulf. 374. 375. 379. 384. 3N8.'' 3 SO. 30''. 393. 395. 397. 399. 402. 404. 405. 406. 410. 413. 41T.. 420. 421. 422. 427. 431. 433. 434. 436- 437. 438. 439. 440. 444. 445. 446. 4 IS. NAME. PLACE. Ashworth, John, 1310 Seymour St Asson, Harry, 556 Richards St. Athans, Nicholas, Delmonico Hotel. A\ery, Bert; 751 Homer St Avres, Harry Richard, Australian Hotel. Baggo, Alvin, 1337 Seymour St. Bailey, Robert, Temperance Hotel, AVater St. Bailey, AA'm. Edward, 116 Hastings St. AV. Bain, John, Cor. Georgia and Richards. Bain, AVm. Alexander, Astor Hotel. Baines, Henry, 1272 Richards St. Baker, Albert Ernest, 622 Hamilton St , Baker, Edwin Teicy, 400 Blk., Richards St. Baker. Frank Andrew, 626 Seymour St. Baker. Hugh Ernest, Board of Trade Hotel. Baker, Robert Alfred, 832 Howe St. Baker, William, 72S Homer St. Balfour, John AVm., Rockaway ^ nart House. Ballagh. Walter, Room 9, Page Blk., Granville St. Ballentine, Robert Allan, Winters Hotel. Barber, John A��������� 843 Homer St. Barbrick, Duncan Galbraith, 1015 Granville St. Barker, Francis Majors John, 700 Richards St. Baines, Alfred John, 719 Church St. ��������� Barnes, John, 960 Seymour St. Barnes, John Edward, 722 Richards St. Barnett, Daniel' Win., Athletic Club. Barret,; Leland George, Royal Hotel. Water St.- '.. Bar'rie, Charles Gordon/Sol Granville St. Barrington, Cecil Herbert, Sher- " man Hotel, Cordova St Bariinffton, James Alfred, Clarence Hotel. ���������������������������-.' Barrow, Cecil Bridgeman, Van- ' couver Hotel. -Barrow, John, 776 Homer St., Room 1. Barter. Joseph Needham, Sr.,' SU Hamilton St Bartlett, Albert Godwin, 1016 Granville St. Bartlett, Fred, 332 Robson St Hartley, John. 708 Seymour St. Barton, George, 717 Hamilton St. Bartrum, Alfred Ernest, Regent Hotel. Bassett, Albert, 136 Hastings St. W. Kates, J. Edward, Yale Hotel. Bates, John Charles, Hotel Aran- couvcr. Bauer, Alphonse Leonard, 717 Hamilton St. Baumann, Emil, Winters Hotel. Bautinheimer. Elgin Howard, 3 235 Homer St Bayley. vieorge W., 301 Cordova St. Beagley, Robert Stokes, 917 Granville St. Beam, AA'm. Miller, 1300 Granville St. Beam, AA'm. Mitchell, 1317 Richards St. Beams, John, Central Rooms, Homer St. Beattie, Harry marie, 722 Hamilton St. Beattie, John Alex., 621 Pacific - St Beattie. Peter, Carter Ho., Water St. - ' Beattie, Robert, 710 Homer St Beauper, Camllle, 747 Seymour St. Beckerly, James. Edward Hotel. Beckerson, Robert Ernest, Hutchinson Blk., Pender St. W. Beckett, Arthur Henry E., 603 Hastings St. Beckman, Charles Edward; 512 Seymour St. , Beckwlth, Christopher,. Royal Hotel, Water St. Beecher, Peter, 620 Helmcken St. Beese, George, Crystal Room. House. Beesley, Henry, Starkey House. Beever. Noble, Astor Hotel. Beggs, Thomas, AVhiters Hotel. Beley, Wilfred, 790 Granville St. Bell, Chas.- Israel, 141 Water St. Bell, James Maxwell, 561 Richards St. , Bell. John Dease, 326 Homer St. Bell, Norman Lawson, 576 Cambie St. Benn, John. 104 Water St Bennett John Patterson, 310 Water St. Bennett. AViliiam. 351 Robson St. Benoit, AVm. Henry, Hotel Metro- pole. Benson. George, Royal Hotel. Bentail. Charles, 439 Homer St. Bernard, Edward, Turner Blk., Cordova St. Berry, Francis Gordon, 770 Seymour S(. Bcitv. Titus, 602 Granville St. Bessell, Geoige Albich, 1000 Howe St. KfiT-t, David, Home Blk., 510 Hastings St. Rfttan, Edwin. S76 Granville St. Biernacki, Robert, Sherman Ho., Water St. " Higgam, James. -530 Homer St. Bigncy. Chas. Wesley, 311 Cordova St. Bingham, James \V., 803 Richards St. 3 Binnie, Thomas, 857 Richards St Binn.s, George Arthur, 327 Duns- niuir_St , ��������� Bishop. Alfred Henderson, 400 Cordova St. Bishop. Daniel, 214 Water St. Bishoprick, John Alex., Victoria Ho., Homer St Black, Hector, Edward Hotel, AVater St- Black, John, 209 Robson St. Black, Melville Thompson, 738 Ricnards St. AV. Black, Kussell Elsworth, 1169 Richards St. ' ��������� Black, Wellington Stanley, 1169 Richards St Blackburn, Byron S., 410 Pender ��������� St. ���������, Blackburn, Percy, 3032 Seymour. St. ' Blackall, Artimus John, 307 Pender St. w. - Biackstock, Duncan, 220 Robson 7 St ��������� -7 Blalkie. AViliiam, 603 Robson St. Blair, George Hood, 537 Hastings St Blair, John Alfred. 1166 Howe St. Blair, Robert, 121 Hastings St. Rliikemorc, Percy Harold Jenks, Strand Hotel. Bleiikinsopp, John. 926 Granville st; - - Blower, Alexander Thomas,: Harvard Rooms. Granville St. Blue, Dugald Turner, 311 Cordova St. \v. ���������������������������-���������'-��������� Rnardm.-in. Charles, 605 Cambie .���������St. "Bobs, James, 700 Cambie St. Bodkin. William, Austin's Grand- view House. Bodwell, .1. X. Tilson, Eagle Hotel, Cordova St . ,.' Bolsselle, Joseph, 700 Blk., Granville St. ��������� , ; - Bond, I. Nicholas 702 Homer St Bond, AVm. George, S2fi Homer. St. Bone. John, Clarence Hotel, Pender St ' - Bone, Thos. McCreath, 677 Richards St. Bonns, Albert Denys, 507 Homer sr. Booth, Geo. Henry. 533 Seymour St. Booth, Joseph Ralph, 402 Robson St. Borrows, Arthur Alex., DeBeck Blk.. Hastings St. Borton, Charles, Room; CO, 876 Granvilie St. ' Boxcowitfc,.. David Aaron, Arancou- ver Hotel. Bottomlev, Eustace, AA'inler's Hotel. 7 .���������-,.-'��������� Boulter. Chas. M., 1126 Howe St. Bourdon. Joseph, 154 AVater St. Bourgeois:, John, 500 Pender St. Bowden. Alexander, 519 Hastings St. AV. Bowden, Fredk., 328 Cordova St . . W. Bmvden. Thomas Richard Cecil, 303 Georgia St. ,; Bowler. Louis P., Grandview Hotel. Bowman, Alexander, 523 Georgia St Bowsie, Neil. 107 Hastings St Boxell, Augustus G.. S39 Seymour St Boxer, W. Stawell, 853 ��������� Cambie St Bovd. Francis Rufus, Carter Ho., AVater ist ^ NO. 449. 451. 454. 455. 456. 457. 45S. 460. 461. 463. 465. 467. 469. 470. 472. 473. 474. 475 476. 47S.. 481. 482. 48.6. 490. 491. 494. 495. 496. 497. 498. 499. -505. 507. 50S. 511. 513. 514. 517. 518. 521. 522. 524. 529. 530. 533. 512. 513. ,517. 54S. 549. 552. 556. 561. 563. 564. 565. 568. 671. 572. 573. 575., 579. 581. 582. 687. 588. 589. 591. 593. 597. 598. 601. 602. 603. 604. 606. 607. 609. 612. 614. 635. '630. ������22. 623. 624. 626. 627. 629. 633. _6_371_. 641. 642. 614. 649. 650. 651. 656.. 657.. 663. 606. 671. 672. 673. 675. 67C. 682. OS 7. fi.SS. C94. 699. 706. 71 1, '71J.V 719. 721. 723. 724. 731. 7;:3. 734. 739. 741. 713. 7497 750. 751. TT." 756. 759. 761. 763. JI 768. 769. 770. NAME. PLACE. Boyd, George, Palace Hotel. Bo>es, Ernest, 316 Georgia St ' Boyle, Denis, 541 Homer St. Boyle, Rudolph Augustus, 57* Seymour St Bradbuly, Thomas, 413 Georgia, St Bradley, Alexander, Carter Ho.. AVater St Bradlev. Edwin Marsden, Waver- ley Hotel, Sevmour St. Bradley, Maurice, 657 Richards St. Bradley, Patrick, .'. tl Homer St. Bradley, Thomas Ernest, 606 Homer St Brartner, James Wilson, Hotel St. I-'rancis. t Bradshaw, Aubrey Gerald, Edward Hotel. Bradbhaw, Robert, Sherman Hotel. , Bradstock, Thomas, 637 Seymour ��������� St. Bradv, Fredk., Eagle Hotel, Cor- do\a St Brady, Patrick, Clarence Hotel Brady, Thomas, Sherman IIo, Water St Braham, Harry, 528 Seymour St Brainham, Vincent. 532 Homer St. Brammer, Charles, 108 Hastings St. Brandt. Fredk. Allan Gresham, 716 rimlthe St Brannlgan, Edward, 217 Cordova St. Brcniian, Henrv Michael, Sherman Hotel, Water St. Brewster, John, 1003 Granwll* St. Brickwell. Geiald Eustace H., 700 Cambie St. Brldgeman. William, Marquam Hotel. Briegal. Allied AVm, S72 Howe St. Brien, David Ernest AA'Inter's Hotel. ,r Bnggs, John, 1327 Granville St. Bright, Robeit Henry C, 631 Hamilton St Brine, Harry Fred, 871 Richards St. Britton. Jr , John AVelsh, 338 Hastings St Broadley, Geoige. 606 Homer St. Brobeck, Eiic Reinhold, Regent Hotel. Broderick, Leander,- 913 Richards St Brook, Edward, 410 Cordova St. Brooks, Wm. Shaw, Carter Ho., Water St. Brooks, Stedman Leonard, 1327 Gran\il!e St Brooks, Thos. Stone, 841 Cambie St Brown, Albert, Abbott Rooms, Abbott St a Brown, Andrew, 726 Homer St. Brown, Burt Frederick, 713 Cam- hie St Brown, Ephraim, Dominion Hotel. Brown, Frank, 533 Nelson St. Brown, George Nicholas, 805 Homer St Brown, John, 688 Hamilton St. Brown, John, 625 Hamilton St. Brown, Percy, Temperance Hotel, Water St. Brown, Reginald Cameron, 328 Hastings St. Brown, Robert, Sherman Hotel. Brown, Thos. James, 827 Richards St. Brown, William, Edward Hotel. Water St Brownlee, John, 657 Richards St. Bruce, George. Oriental Hotel, Water St. Bruce, John Thos., 827 Cordova St. Brun, John, 670 Seymour St. Brunton, Walter Wm., 294 Cordova St. Bryan, Arthur Cecil Stawell, Essen Rooms, Pender St. Bryan. William, St. Francis Hotel. Bryant. Thos. Ernest. St. Ermln Rooms. Bryden, Robert; 600 Helmcken Stj Buchan, Wm. Frank, 743 Hamilton < St. Buchanan, John, 27 Monte Carlo Rooms. Buck, John Warren, 223 Cambie St. Budden, Chas. Thomas, Suite 4, New York Bldg. Budge. William, 442 Hastings St. Btiess, Edward, 307 Georgia St. Bulbick, Robt. Ernest, Leiand Hotel. Bull. Arthur Wm��������� 706 Granville St. Burbridge, Ernest, Vancouver, Hotel. Burchett, Arthur, 735 Helmcken Ft Burgoin, Harold Wm., Fortln Hotel. Burgoyne John Montague, 330 Dunsmuir St. Burgoyne, Robert, 330 Dunsmuir* St. Burke, Allen Ludlow, 791 Cambie St. ' Burhson, Bertie. 1156 Richards St Burness, Douglas Edward Hotel. Burns, Alex. Robett, Royal Hotel, Water St. Bums, George, 988 Sevmour St. Burns, Robert, 1327 Granville St. Bums, AViliiam Logan, The Maples, 300 Howe St. Burnside, Sampel, 727 Richards St Button, Maitland, Winter's Hotel! Burwash, Stephen AVm., 313 Cambie St. Bushbcy, Eustaco "John, Eagle Ho- - tel. Bushel!, Ernest, 970 Howe St. Buss, Harry Henry, 307 Geoigia St Butchait, Chas Edward, 816 Homer St Buttery. Harry. 677 Hamilton St Byrne, Francis Patrick,_728 Homer St. Cain, Edmund Stanley, Grand- view Hotel Cain, Philip. Claience Hotel Cairns, Samuel Joseph, 844 Granville St. o \Caldeibank, James, Waveiley Hotel Calderhead, John, 510 Howe St. C.ildei head, Robert, 312 Georgia St. Callahan. Owen Patrick, 683 Hamilton St. Callanon, AVm, 311 Georgia St Cameion, Duncan, Sherman Hotel. Cameron, John, &5" Hamilton Sf Cameion, Not man, 338 Hastings St Cameron, P<-ter, 520 Richards St. Cameron, Robert C, 1291 Seymour St Cameron. William, 530 Georgia St Campbell, Alex. Dougald, 301 Hastings St Campbell, Dan Murdoch, C. P. R. Boarding Car. Campbell, George, 3 17 Cordova St. - Campbell, Gr?orge, 73] Church St. Cam|il..'ll, Jas. McDonald, 515. Pender St. C'.uijpbell, John F��������� Carter JIo.t Water St Campbell, Thos. Adam, 336 Robson Si. Cann. John Parsons, 309 Cordova Hi. AV.- Canlroj). James Henry, 591 Hamilton St. Cargill, John, 710 Seymour St. Carlton, Walter, 6G3 GiahviSle St C.'irlyl'.!, Kdward, 120S Seymour ��������� .St. Carman. Charles Albert, Commercial Hotel. Carpenter, Henry, AVinter's Hotel. Carrick.'- George. 356 AVater-St Carrlere, Phil ins, 346 Dunsmuir St. Carruthers,' Wm. John, 3 036 Richards St. Carson. A'lctor James, 543 Hamilton St. Carter, Chas. Alfred, 316 Georgia St Casher. Fredk. Theodore, 520 Pender St.. Casliman, Ja-s. F. J., 785 Cordova St. AA7 Casney, Marsden. Labor Hall. Casscls, Arthur J., Norfolk Rms.. S76 Granville'St. Caswell. Milton Gordon, 338 Ho-: mer St. - Cathcart. Thomas, Home Blk.. Richards St. Caulton, Da-vid. 60S Hamilton St Cavanagh, Maurice Jasper, Sherbrooke Ho.. Pender St. Cavanagh, Thos. Wm., 1215 Homer ��������� St Cavern. Thos. Donald, Commercial Hotel, Cambie St. Cawley. Geo. Danby, Delmonico Hotel. Vender St Cawloy. Henry Woodward, 1271 - Richards' St Cayea. Albert D/ilmonloo Hotel.' ChafTey. James Benjamin, Australian Hotel. Chalmers, William, 3235 Homer - 7St '--...'��������� Continue! on Page Ten 10 THE WESTERN CALL Provincial Elections Act Continued from page 9 NO. NAME. PLACE. 777 Chamberlain, Odb Tankerville, 734 Homer St. 7S0. Chambers, Henry Bertram, 7S2 Richards St. "7S2. Champion, Albert. 514 Homer St 7S3. Chance, Robert. 93C Seymour St. 784. Chapman, Archer, Waverley Ho tel. 785. Chapman, Arthur, Strand Hotel, Hastings St. 786. Chapman, Daniel Ori, 536 Cordova St. 788. Chapman, Gordon Holt, 1016 Richards St. 790. Chapman, Jr.,. James, 1109 Sey mour St. 791. Chapman, Joseph, 1016 Richards St. 793. Chapman, - Robert, 309 Cambie >'������������������-.��������� ' St 796. Charlton, Frank, 107'Hastings St. 797. Charlton, William, 716 Seymour St. 798. Charman. Alfred John, 213 Cor dova St. 800. Chase, John Albert, 1168 Richards St. 802. Chennel, Alfred, 822 Richards St. 805. Chessley, Wm, Henry, Delmonico Hotel. 807. Chestnut, Rub, Henry, 720 Gran ville St. 808. Chevalier, Emile Victor, 903 Homer St. 809. Cheyne, John, 1247 Homer St. 810. Chiffey, AVm. Henry, 614 Hamil ton St. 814. Chisholm, Colin, 863 Richards St. 816. Chisholm, George Arthur, Cosmopolitan Hotel. 820. Chlvas, James, Wallace's Ship yard. ��������������������������� 821. Chiver, Jesse Albert Henry, 603 Robson St. ������ 824. Christian, John. 223 Abbott St 827. Chrystall, James S.nlth, 217 Cor dova St., Room 2. 828. Chrystall, Thomas, 162 Water St. 829. Church, Charles AVilson, Gualt House. 830. Churchill, George, 731 Richards St. 831. Churchill, Joseph, 623 Hamilton St. 834. Clampitt, Thomas Harold, 584 Seymour St, 836. Clane". Robert, 542 Homer St. 836. Clapham, Edward, 407 Smithe St. 839. Clark, Duncan McGregor, 883 Seymour St. 841. Clark, Fredk., 410 Cordova St. W., Room 11 843. Clark, Geo. Arthur, 540 Howe St. 845. Clark, Ingram Ernest, 700 Cambie St. ' 849. Clark, John, 1046 Seymour St. 851. Clark, John Henry, Western Hotel, Water St. 857. Clark. Wm. J., WaverleycHotel, Seymour St. 858. Clark, AVm. James, Sherman Ho., Water St. 862. Clarge, Chas. Murray, 372 Cordova St. 865. Clarke. George Walter, 848 Gran ite st- ' 866. Clarke, Harry Melbourne, 970 Howe St 867. Clarke, John, 660 Howe St. 868. Clarke, John Charles, Sherman Ho., Water St. 870. Clarke, Thomas, 717 Hamilton St. 875. Clarkson, Rupert. 409 Homer St. 877. Clayton, Chas., 706 Granville St. 880. Cleaves, Harry, Regent Hotel. 881. Clegg, Ernest Henry, 709 Georgia St. 883. Cleland, Clark Thos., 1122 Sey mour St 884. Cleland, Fred. Adolphus, 729 Ham ilton St. -, 887. Clement, Harry, 710 Cambie St. ,889. Clements, Herbert S., 535 Pender .St. W. 891. ��������� Clemo, Walter, 300 Water St. 892. Cleve, Henry, 1146 Granville St. 894. Cleverly, Samuel, 319 Hastings St. W. ' ������������������:',-���������������������������'':.��������� 895. Clever, Alexander, 700 Cambie St. 897. Clifte, James Wm., 294 Cordova St. 898. Clifford, Chas., 534 Cambie St. . ,899. Clifford, Clifford, 216 Cambie St. 901. Clifford, Wm. John, 841 Granville St. ".'���������-.; - 903. Coates, Wm. Leslie, 619 Robson St. '���������?������������������-. 907. Cockle, John. Sherman Hotel, Water'St. - - ���������' ' o -. ��������� 909. Codhill. Geo. McBeath, 1394 Howe St. ���������'��������� ��������� ..,-������������������������������������..':.::;- ~ 910. Codling, Edward, 530 Georgia St. 911. Cody, Lawrence, Australian Ho tel. ���������������������������'������������������. 912. Cody, Patrick Henry, 957 Seymour St. -.'- ��������� " '���������������������������' 917. Cole, Bernard James, 677 Hamilton St. . .���������;-���������. 526. Collins, Thos., 170 Cordova St. . 933. Comber, Cnas. Albert, C. P. R. Depot, Box 31. ^ . . . ���������. 934. Comber, Thomas, C. P. R. Cars. 936. Cornfield. Wm. Samuel, 975 Richards St 7 ��������� 936. Comrie, Geo. Hall, 701 Seymour st. 942. Connor, Thomas,' Quinte Hotel. 943. Connors, John, 306 Cordova St. 944. Conrad, Arthur N., Eagle Hotel, Cordova St. . 949. Cook, Ernest Edward, Oriental Hotel. - , 960. Cook, George, 380 Hastings St. 954. Cooke, George Henry, 719 Church St. ��������� t> ��������� ��������� . ��������� ��������� ��������� 965. Cooke, Gordon Stuart, 565 Rich ards St.- ��������� -.' ��������� '������ ���������, ��������� ,7 968. Cooke, Walter Bertram, The Maples, 300 Howe St. 960. Cooling, Samuel, " The Edward Hotel. 963. Cooper, Fred, 518 Smithe St. 965.���������Cooperr=Rlchardi=T-hos.,^918^Sex=i mour St. i 966. Cooper, Samuel, 909 Homer St. 970. Copp, John Hedley, 876 Granville St. ��������� k, ��������� 971. Coppinger, Clarence, Grandview Hotel. .'������������������". 976. Cornish,. Percy Howard, Butler Hotel. ��������� 977. Cornish. Reginald Percy, 52 Fair field Blk., Granville St. 978. Cornwall, Gilbert., Eyre, Commer cial Hotel. 980. Cosford, Thomas, 607 Hamilton St. ' 996. Coulter, Charles," 775 Pender St. 997. Coulter, Wm. Thos., 513 Richards St. ��������� 999. Coutts, Charles, 863 Richards St. 1000. Covey Ira Thomas, 843 Hamilton St. 1002. Cowans Thos. Joseph, 1036 Sey mour St. j 1003. Cowell,-* Milton Hezekiah, Bridge Car end of Cambie St. 1004. Cowley, Geo. Fred., 135.Hastings St. AAr. 1008. Cox, Cecil Squire, St Ermine Ho tel. 1009. Cox, Charles, 617 Richards St. 1010. Cox, Geoige, 117 Pender St. Rm. 21. ' - 1011. Cox, Geo. Henry. 516 Cordova St. 1012. Cox, John R., 137 Pender St., Rm. 18. 3013. Cox, Russell, 551 Richards St 1016. Craig, Alex. AA'assone, 522 Sey mour St. '-'--. i 1017. Craig, Gideon, 528 Smythe St. 1019. Craig, James, 712 Seymour ot. 1025. Cranford, Edward Sutherland, The Maples, 300 Howe St. 3028. Cranston, Samuel Frank, 1119 Homer St. 1031. Crawford, Andrew, St Francis Hotel. > Crawford, David Lindsay, Clarence Hotel. Crawford, George, 1357 Howe St., Room 3 NO. 1101. 1102. 1104. 1106. 1110. 11.11. 3112. 1116. 1117. 1138. 1119. 1120. 1123. 1126. 1128. 1129. 1130. 1131. 1135. 1136. 1137. 1138. 1139. 1140. 1142. 1145. 1150. 1151. 1152. 1153. 1154. 1162. 1164. 1165. 11.66. 1174. 1176. 1177. 1178. 1179. 1180. 1.185. 1190. 1191. 1195. PLACE. Astor Hotel. Alex., S30 Hamil- 136 Hasthigs St. Tyler, 669 Sey- Richard, 151 Rear 217 Pa- Alex., 1035 Cowan, 714 NAME. Currie, Robert, Currie. Samuel ton St. Curtis, Artnur, Curtis, Geniver mour St. Dale. Joseph, Carter Ho., Water St. ,- Dales, Herbert Owen, Bank of Montreal. Daiias. James, 804 Richards St Daoust, Felix, Sherbrooke Ho., AVater St. Daoust, Joseph Eugene, 617 Homer St. Darcv, Henry, Sherman House. Dark, Reginald Henry, Edward Hotel. Darley, Charles Beauchamp, 717 Beattie St Darnley, Samuel Hastings St. W. David, Rober. W., cific St. Davidson, Andrew Granville St. Davidson, Andrew Homer St. Davidson, Curtis Arthur, Cigar Stand, Butler Hotel. . Davidson, Francis Joseph, (56 Richards St. Davidson, John Conn, Carter Ho., Water St. Davidson, Robert, Hotel Astor. Davidson, William, Lighthouse Hotel. Davidson, William, 668 Cordova St. Davidson, AVm. Geo., 1257 Richards St. Davidson, Wm. Richard Arch., (14 Homer St. Davies, Arthur Spenther, 640 Granville St. Davies, George, Strathcona Bldg., Suite 4. Davies, AVm., Winter's Hotel. Davies, Charles, 302 Hastings St. Davis, Edward, 3 61 Hastings St. Davis, Frank Mathews, 776 Seymour St. - Davis, Fredk., 436 Helmcken St. Dawson Albert, Hotel Quinte. Dawson, Kemp Kavier, 83 7Ham- ilton St. Dawson, Roy Mclntyre, 61S Granville St. Dawson, Wm. John, 855 Hamilton St. Dean, William, Waverley Hotel. Deas, Thomas, 982 Howe St. D'Eath, Joseph A, 658 Granville St. DeBelleuille, Napoleon, 718 Robson St. Deckert, Otto. 330 Dunsmuir St Deenstand, William, 748 Homer St. Delisle. Alfred Walter, 659 Cambie St. ' Dempster, Hugh Barr, 717 Hamilton St. Denis, Louis, 112 Pender St. Denny, Fredk. Wade, 637 Seymour St. ' 1199.zDerousiers. Osaias, Sherman Ho., Water St. Deuch. Charles, Windsor Hotel, Granville St Devine, Thomas, 310 Water St. Dewar, John, S30 Homer St. Dewar, AVm. Alex., 581 Cambie St. Dewhurst, Robert, 231 Georgia St. Dews, Joshua, 640 Robson St. Dick, David,'849 Hamilton St. Dick. David Alvah, 783 Homer St. Dickson, Albert Edward, 6S3 Hamilton St. Dickson. Ernest Alfred, 536 Homer St. '.. , Dinsmore. Thos. Wesley, Western Hotel,-AVater Stl Disney, Wm. Herbert, 1333 Richards St. Ditcham, William, 569 Hamilton ��������� ������������������������������������St;-.. Dixon, George Walter, 537 Homer '.'���������st.'..-y7 ��������� - ��������� ���������:">-. Debbie, Joseph, 715 Beattie St. Dobsoni Harry John, 19-20 728 Homer St. ; ' Dodd, Robert Henry, 400 Cordova - st-w, -���������-.. . ���������;..���������-'��������� Dodds, Thomas, 313 Cambie St. Donald. John N., 816 Homer St. Donnelly, Bernard, 717 Hamilton . -'St.. .'��������� ' v. Donnelly, John Maxwell, Page Blk., Granville St. 1260.,D6nnelIy, Matthew, 990 Seymour ���������:-v-,'' ������������������ St" ,; Dora, Chas. Henry, Western Club. Dorey, Leo, 1032 Richards St. Dorey, Shaw. 1032 Richards St. Douglas. Sidney Emmett, ,1226 Granville St. Dowell, Stanley, 822 Seymour St. Dowler. Robert, 926 Howe St. Dowling, Edward, Clarence Hotel. '���������'/ o '-. Down; Wm. Henry Gregory, 8S0 Granville St. , -��������� . Downer, Arthur, Edward Hotel, Water St. Downie, Augustus Fred-., Sherman Hotel, Water'St. Downie, Wm., Royal Hotel. Drager, August, 507 Richards St. Draney, John McDougal, 6S3 Hamilton St. Drysdale, James, Arlington Hotel. Dubeau, Eugene, 750 Hamilton St. Dudderidge, Harry Vernon, 830 Homer St. ' .' ��������� Dumbrell, Edmund Chas., 613 Smythe St. Dunbar, Alexander, 440 Richards St. . Dunbar, Richd. Philip, Astor Hotel. :.... Duncan, John, 334, Dunsmuir St. Dunlevy, Stanley Paul, Commercial Hotel. -..,-' 4 . ��������� Dunlop,'-.-Norman.iames, J>i6_ Homer St. "^ ..,.-.. ~ Dunlop, Wm. J., 436 Howe St Dunn, Alexander, 1035 Richards St. Dunn," Robt. Chas., Astor Hotel. Dunn, Thomas I., Cor. Seymour and Cordova Sts. < Dunne, Fintan, 661 Richards St. Dunphy, Wm. Franklin, 856 Howe st ' * .-���������'-���������������������������'... -��������� ��������� Dusty, Wm. A., Waverley Hotel, Georgia St. o Dwyer, Richie, Hotel Royal. ��������� Ea'die, Jr., Wm., 720 Pender St. Eastland, AAralter, 789 Seymour St. Eastwood, John Walter, 626 Homer St. Eaves, Joseph, WaverleyJ Hotel. Eccles, James, 717 Hamilton St. Echlin, Reuben, 544 Robson St. Eckel, Wm., 581 Richards St. Eckel, AA'm., 505 Richards St. Eddie. Charles, 4 Lefevre B1k., Hastings St. Eden, Harry Adolphus, Albany Rooming House. 'Edeson, John, 814 Richards St. Edwards, Albert. 478 Hastings St. Edwards, Fred. James O'Neil, 309 Cordova St. Edwards, Geo. Andrew, 813 Ho- NO. 1423. 1426. 1427. 1434. 1440. 14-12. 3444. 1445. 1446. 1447. 3448. 1449. 1452. 1454. 1456. 1460. 1461. 1466. 1467. 1468. 1469. 1470. 1471. NAME. 1.203. 1205. 1207. 1209. 1210. 1211. 1213. 1914.'- 1219. 1221. 1229. 1230. 1231. 1234. 1237. 1243, 1247. 1248. 1253. 1257. 1259. 1262. 1264. 1265. 1267.'. 1268. 1269. 1270; 1271.' 1272. 1274. 1275. 1279. 1281. 1283. 1285. 1286. 1288. 1289. 1290. 1293. 1295. 1297.= 1299. 1300. 1302. 1303. 1304. 1306. 1313. 1316. 1321. 1325. 1326. 1328: 1329. 1331. 1332. 1333. 1335. 1338. 1339. 1345. 1346. 1032. 1033. 1034. Crawford, George Ernest, 852 Hamilton St. 1038. Crawford. AA'm. Henry, 723 Sevmour St. 1042. Creek Percv Frank, 440 Richards St. ,! 1045. Creighton, John. 537 Smythe St. 1049. Crimp. George, 960 Seymour St 1054. Crockford, Ernest, Metropole Ho tel. 1055. Croner, J. Christopher, 769 Gran ville St. 1058. Crosbv, AA'illiam, 780 Richards St. 1059. Crosier, Jas. Christopher, 542 Geo*-������la St. 1069. Crowe, Ernest Alex., Hotel Vancouver. 1073. Crowther, Irvine, 745 Hamilton St 1076. Crullerton, Edward, Delmonico Hotel. 1080. Cugham. Robert Emerson, 700 Cambie St. 1081... Cullen. Thomas, Queens Hotel, . Cordova St 1083. Cummln?s, Alexander, 143 Hastings St 1088. Cuniitfe, Henry, Sherman Hotel, AVater St 1089. Cunliffe. James, 701 Homer St 1093. Curell. Daniel. 501 Pacific Bldg:' 1095. Curran, Daniel, St Anne Acade my. 1096. Curran, Frank. Dunsmuir Hotel. .1098.. Currie, George, 840 Homer St 1347. 1349. 1350. 1355. 1356. 1357. 1359. 1362. 1369. 1370. 1371. 1373. 1376. 1379. 1381. 13S3. 1384. 1387. 1389. 1390. 1392. 1394. 1396. 1398. 1399. 1404. 1406. 1407. 1408. 1409. 1412. 1419. 1422. mer St. Edwards, St Edwards, Hotel. James, 1108 John Arthur, u Granville Edward Egan, John, 10741 Seymour St. Eggie, Alexander Hay, 731 Hamilton St. ' Elder, James A., 946 Granville St., Flat 2. Bldridge, David, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Cordova St. Elkington, Samuel Charles, St. Francis Hotel. Elkins, AArm. Edmund Aitken, 635 Richards St. Elliott, Fred Samuel, 917 Richards St. Elliott, Geo., 536 Homer St. Elliott. John James, S5S Hamilton St Elliott Wesley, 527 Richards St Ellis, Geo. AVm., Royal Hote.'. Ellis, John Herbert. 876 Granville St. Ellison, Wm.. 871 Granville St. Ellsworth, Jay Jobe, 776 Hamil- . ton St. Elton, Thos. Wm., 742 Nelson St. Ely, Chas. Fred., Yale Hotel. !-, Emack, Alexander, 276 Fender St. Emerson, Herbert; 319 Hastings ���������St. Emerson, Wm.. 714 Cambie Si. Emery, Arthur, Regina Hotel, Water St. ; Emery, Fred. B., 960 Seymour St. Emerv, George Wm., 320 Georgia St v Emmett, Robt. Henry, Astor Hotel. England, Carl Otto, 217 Abbott St English, Leo Thos., Burrard Hotel. Engoick, Alvin John, 822 Homer St Enman, Frank, 605 Hamilton St Entwistle, Richard, 1041 Homer St Ettinger. Hubert 541 Homer St E'-ans, Arthur Henry, White Ho., Granville St 1477. 1479. 1480. 1481. 14S3. 1484. 1485. 1486. 1489. 1491. 1494. 1500. 1502. 1507. 1510. 1512a. 1514. 1523. 1525. 1526. 1532. 1534. 1537. . 1540. 1548. 1550. 1551. 1554. 1560. 1561. 1563. 1566. 1567. 1569. 1570." 1572. 1575. 1577. 15S5. 1588. 1589. 1590. 1591. 1593. 1594. 1595. 1600. 1601. 1603. 1606. 1607. 1610. 1618. 1619. 1621. 1621V 1630. 1631. 1634. 1635. 1636. 1637. 1642. 1643. 1644. 1'64'6'r 1647. 1648. 1651. 1652. 1656. 1657. 16G3." 1666. 166S. 1675. 1677. 1679. 1683. 1688. 16S9. 1693. 1695. 1698.. 1699. 1704. 1705. 1706. 1707. 1709., 1710. 1712. 1713. 1716. 1717. 1718. 1719. 1720. 1722. 1724. 1725. 1726. 1727. 1728. 1729. 1736. 1737. 1739. 1741. 1742. 1744. 1747. 1748. 1749. 1750. 1751. PLACE. Evans, Arthur James, 800 Richards St. ' - Evans, Edmond, 508 Richards St. Evans, Frank Wm., 710 Homer St. Evans, John L.,-658. Howe St. Evans, AVm. Henry, 635 Richards St. Everett, Frank, G72 Homer St. Ewer, Harold Banff, 927 Richards 'St. Ewing, Geo. Hacksbv, 790 Granville St. Exell, Ernest Richard, 417 Homer St. Eyre, Willoughby Cole, 309 Arlington Blk. Fairbairn, Thomas S., Santa Rose Hotel. Fairclough, Robt, No. 5, Granville Mansions. Falconer, Robert Wm., 530 Georgia St. Falls, John Henry, Edna Rooms, Hamilton St. Faming, Manford Richard, Cosmopolitan Hotel. Farmer, James Thos., Leland Hotel. Farrant, Francis, 605 Hamilton St. Faulkner, Chas. Thos., 1058 Seymour St. Faulkner, Frank Smith, 373 Cordova St. Fauset, Wm. James, 314 Georgia Fear, Arthur Henry, 644 Seymour St. Fee, Archibald Henry. 700 Cambie St Fee, James Parker, 604 Hamilton St. Ferguson, Andrew, "Ingleside," Cambie St. Ferguson, David, 119 Pender St. Ferguson, Donald, 806 Hamilton St. Ferguson, Donald Buchanan, 569 Seymour St. Ferguson, Geo. Clifford, Pender Hotel. Ferguson, James, Edward Hotel. Ferguson, James, 876 Richards St. F/e*-suson. John, 574 Seymour St. Ferguson, John T., Cor. Richards & Pender Sts. Ferrier, James, Vancouver Hotel. Fielder, Wm. Percy, Sherman Hotel, Water St. Finch, Joseph, 717 Beatty St. Findlay, Harold Bruce, Cor. Gran- "ville & Georgia Sts. Finlay, Ira Claude, 734 Drake St. Finlayson, John O., '683 Hamilton -St. Finn, AViliiam, 448 Cambie St. Fisher, Alfred, 233 Abbott St. Fitch, Edward, 301 Smythe St. Fitzgerald, Edwin, 120 Cambie St. Fltzpatrick, James, Sherman House, Water St. ! Flanagan, John, 717 Hamilton St. Flanders, John, 1110 Granville St. Fleming, Joseph Pierce, S92 Gran- ��������� ville St. Fleming, William, 1280 Richards St. Fletcher, John, 309 Cordova St. Fletcher, Robt. Illingsworth, Colonial Hotel, Granville St. Fletcher, . Thos. Harrison, . 529 Cambie St. Flett, James, 723 Seymour St Flynn, Robt. Henry, 1280 Richards St. Foellmer, Gustav, 623 Cordova St. W. ������������������ ,, .... Follett, John, Oriental Hotel. Foran, Thos. Jeremiah, 600 Homer St. Forbes, John, S22 Granville St. Forbes, Osborne George Kerr, 529 Homer St., - Forbes, Robt. Archibald, 700 Cam- ���������'. bie St. Foreman, John Daniel, 152 Water st. --��������������������������� Forest, Ernest Gills, 979 Seymour - St. Forest, .William Lyndburn, 611 ��������� Robson St.;- - ��������� Forsythe, Adam, 535 Seymour St. Forward, Chas. Brown, 721 Seymour St. Forward, Dorman, Royal Hotel, AVater St. Foster, Alfred Wm., 926 Granville ���������St. Foster, Benjamin Franklin, 241 Robson St. Foster, Donald McKay, 1291 Seymour St.-.- ��������� .-���������.-���������".���������ifi--. ��������� '���������'������������������'-���������' Foster, Edgar Middletqn, 363 : Hamilton St Foster, James, 993 Seymour St. Foster, William, 458 Cambie St. Foster/William, 358 Cordova St. Fowell, Geo., 539 Richards St. Fox, Edwin J., 843 Hamilton St Foxcroft, William, 927 ��������� Seymour St.. ���������-. ���������--./ Francis, Arthur" Oliphant Philip, Leland Hotel. Fraser, Angus, 847 Homer St. Fraser, Chas. Albert, 530 Howe St. Fraser, Donald A., 1300 Granville .- St. Frasev, John, Colonial Hotel, Granville St. Fraser, Wm., 637 Seymour St. Fraser, Wm., Royal Hotel, Water St. Fraser, Harvey Grant, 520 Richards St. Fraser, Matthew, Hotel Vancou- VCI* ������'' ������������������ - Frederlckson, Gustav, Eagle Hotel, Cordova St. Freeman, Fred. Dean, 650 Granville St. French, Edwin Harold Gbwer, Hotel Vancouver, French. Robt< Edgar, Oriental Hotel, Water St. French, Wm. James, Beach Ave.- Nr. Granville St. "FrewinrFredkv^ei^Homer-St-^-^ Frewin, Fred. James, Old Hospital, Cambie St. Friedrichs, Carl, Astor Hotel. Frow, Robt., 162 Water St. Fryer, Edmund George, 831 Granville St. Fulton, Hugh Graham, 621 Cambie St. Fulton, John Edgar, 832 Seymour St. Furnival, AArilliam, 640 Granville St. Gadd, Thos. Thompson, 11S0 Richards St. Gage, Ezra James, 905 Richaras St. Galloway, Frank, Edward Hotel. Galloway, John Davidson, 627 Homer St. Gamble, James, 717 Hamilton St. Ganner, Christopher, 7S4 -Granville St. . Gardner, Jas. Binnie, S26 Homer .St. Gardner, John, 677 Cambie St Gamer, James Burgess, Commercial Hotel. Garrett, Rowland James, 525 Homer St. Garrett, AVm. James, 756 Homer St. Garrioch, Henry Small, 640 Robson St. Gaseley, Harry George, 635 Richards St Gass, Joseph, 1565 Granville St. Gaudreau, Alphonse, 116 Hastings St. Gaugler. John, 510 Cordova St. AV. Gay, Herbert Leicester, Sunset AMew, Granville St. Gay, Wm. Andrew, 82S Hastings St, , '������������������'., , Gellatly. John AA'atson, 541 Ho- ' mer St. Gemmell, John,- 405 Hastings St. AV. - Geofrey, Wm. Louis, 887 Richards St George, Charles James, 623 Homer St. George, James Kavill, 521 Hamilton St. George, Thomas, 539 Homer St George, Wm., Arancouver Athletic Club. Gerney, Reginald E��������� 618 Granville St. Gervais, Chas. Oliver, 136 Cordova St. Gibb, Alexander, 1227 Granville St. Gibbins, Johnson, 1003 Granville St Gibbons, Harry Wood, 310 Water St Gibbons, Joseph, 640 Howe St- Gibson, Alexander, 700 Cambie St Gibson, Wm., 532-4 Richards St Gibson. Wrm. Fullerton, 537 Smythe St Gifford. Percy Reeves, 605 Robson St. Giles, Geo. McLaren, 714 Cambie St Gill. Alfred, 853 Seymour St Gill, Austin, 618 Hastings St Gill.Wm. Hardy, 776 Seymour St. Gillespie, Andrew, 716 Homer St, Rtn. 7 Rear. ������ . Gillespie, Matthew, 410 Pender St Gillespie, M3chael. 313 Cambie St Gillespie, Wrm., 723 Seymour St NO. 1753. 1754. 1755. -1756. 17G0. 1761. 1762. 3765. 1766.- 1767. 1768. 1769. 1770. 1771. 1772; 1773. 1774. 1777. mo. 1781. 1782. 1783. 1786. 1789. 1790. 1792. 1793. 1795. 1797. 1798. 1S02. 1803. 1804. 1805. ��������� 1806. 1812. 1815. 1819. 1820. 1822. 1826. 1827. t 1828. 1833. 1836. 1837. 1839. 1841. 1844. 1S48. 1850. 1852. 185S. 1859. 1860. ���������1861.' 1864. ''���������' 1S65. 1S67. 186S. 1S09. 1870. 1873. ,1872. 1874: 1875. 1 S7R. 1878. 1881. 1886. 1888.: 18S9. ��������� i; 1890. 1891. 1S94. 1895. 1897. 1899. 1903. 1905. 1906. 1908. 1909. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1915. 1917. 191.S. 1919. 1922. 1923. 1924. 1925. 1926. 1928. 1929. 1930. 1933. 1936. 1.938. 1 940. 1941. 1943. 1944. 194 5. 1946. 1949. 1951. 1952. 1953. 1957. 1958. 1959, 1961. 1962. .1964. 1966. 196 S. 1970. 1971. 1973. 1975. 1979. 1980. 1981. 1982. 3 983. 1984. 1986. 1988. 1990. 1995. 1996. 1997. 19S8. 1999. 2000. NAME. PLACE. NO. Gillies, Douglas, Sherman Hotel. 2002. Gillies, John, 605 Cambie St. 2004. Gillis, Hector, Sherihan Hotel. Gillis, Hector, 731 Church St. Gladwin, Geo. Montague, 450 Helmcken St. Gladwin, Geo. Montague, 820 Rich- 3.I*flS ^t ' Gladwin, Thos. Bourke, Regina Hotel, Water St Glazier, Terance, 631 Seymour St Gleaves, Henry Herbert, 106 Hastings St Gledhill, John William, 609 Pacific St. Gleneross, James, 836 Granville St. Glendenning, Wm. Henry, 610 Cordova St. Glostef, James Runnals, 116 Hast-- ings St. W. ���������: .��������� Glover, George Walter, 649 Richards St. Glover, Herbert, 629 Robson St. Glover, James, 1156 Granville St. Goad, George, Pacific Rooms, Water St Goddard, Edward Alex., 856 Richards'St, Goddard, Joseph Andrew, 672 Richards St. Goddard, Will, Clinton Aparts., 509 Drake St. Godfrey, Cecil Talbot, 500 H������j- mer St. Godfrey, John. 1032 Richards St. Gonzales, Ulpiano, Foreshore nr. Granville St. Bridge. Gooda.ll, Thomas, 510 Richards St. Goodbrand, A\rm., 770 Homer St, Rm. 11. Goode, Fred. Henry Montler, 719 Seymour St. Goodenough, Frank, 632 Richards St. , Goodwin, James, 529% Richards ��������� St. Gordon, Frank Humphrey, 648 Granville St. Gordon, George Ritch, 445 Pender St. Gormely, Mark, 733 Beatty St. Gormely, William. 733 Beatty St Gosse, Richard Edward, 771 Seymour St. Gosse, Robert Cecil, 771 Seymour St. Gothard, Alex. Deans, 822 Howe St. Graddon, Walter, 735 Helmcltea St. Graham, Alexander, 748 Richards St. Graham, Frank, 747 Seymour St Graham, Fred. AA'm., 675 Hami* ton St. Graham, Geo. Daniel, 823 Richards St. Graham, Richard James, 64* Smythe St. Graham, Robert, 807 Hamilton St. ^ Graham, Samuel, 162 Water St. Graham, Wm. James, Western Hotel, Water St. Grant, Allan, Eagle Hotel. Grant, Allan George, 635 Richards St Grant, David, 877 Hamilton St. Grant, Edwin, 309 Cordova St Grant, George Sinclair, 963 Rich- urds ^t Grant, James, 239 Cordova St. AV. Grant, John, 550 Howe St. Grant, AViliiam, Royal Hotel. Gray, Aaron, 617 Pacific St Gray, Clamor, 841 Granville St Gray, Ernest Lome, St7 Richards St Gray, Herbert Leslie, Hamilton 2094 - Rooms. Gray. John. 600 Helmcken St. Gray, John Henry, 613 Robson : St. -.....-... v .. ��������� Gray, Thomas, 683 Hamilton St Greasley, Job, Cosmopolitan Ho- ������������������'���������'tel." - y <��������� . Green. Alexander, Tourist Hotel, 'Granville St. ������������������ . 7 Green, Andrew Horace, 848 Seymour St. Green, Darius, 776 Seymour St. Green, Ebenezer Win., 769 Rich- aids St.- ���������-���������:_.- Green, Ellis, 607 Helmcken St. Green, Ellis Marshall, 848 Seymour St. Green, Richard, 436 Howe St. Greenwell, Richard,, 1080 Rich- ��������� ards St. Greer, Chas. James, 695 Cambie ���������-. -.st....--" ���������-������������������:'���������������������������' Greer, Stephen, 564 Richards St Gregory, Alfred Richard, 737 Da- ��������� vie St. Gregory, Geo. John, 751 Pender 7 Sf .��������� Greig, Thos. Dawson, 509 Richards St. Grelish. Joseph, Grandview Hotel, Cordova St. Grey, John, Sherman Hotel, Water St. Grieve, Alexander, 716 Seymour ��������������������������� .St. ���������" ' Grieve, Wm., 419 Smythe St. Griffin, Arthur Richard,'-. 300 Howe St.,- Griffin, Thos. Henry, Regina Hotel. Water St. Griffith, Arthur, 1090 Howe St. Griffith. John Rhys, 129 Robson St. Griffith. Roderick Finch, 567 Hamilton St. Griger, Jas. Alexander, Leland Hotel; Grimes, Alex. McDonald, 693 Cambie St ��������� Grimes, Harry, 330 Robson St. Grist, Ernest, 234 Cordova St. Grose, Herbert, 107 Hastings St Grote, August AVm., 165 Pender : St W., Savoy Rooms. . Groth, Fredk., 104 Georgia St. Grover, Robt. Leon, Astor Hotel. Gvoves.'Thbmas; ^S^Seyniour-St- Griindort, George; Anthony, Sher- ' man Hotel, Water. St. Guerin; Joseph Napoleon Oscar, Hotel Eagle. Guest; Robert. Australian Hotel. Guimond, Joseph Percel, Sherman Hotel. Guinan, Frank Vanarchdiln, 400 Cordova St. AV. Guerney, Samuel, 408 Hastings St Guthre, Johesph E., 714 Seymour St Guysienkeiiner, Earle, 116 Hastings St. W. Gwin, Orlando Freeman, 813 Hamilton St Hackett, Hugh, 525 Richards St 1-laddon, John, 217 Cordova St. W. Hagan, Patrick, 240 Seymour St. I-Iagan, AA'alter Joseph, 1193 Granville St. Hailston. AVm. Crossen, 311 Cordova St Haines, Leslie Earle, 536 Homer St. Haines, Stephen, 747 Richards St. Hair, Robert, Revere House. Hal fright, Charles, 836 Granville St. Hall, James, 541 Robson St. Hall, John, 160 Water St - HaU, John Henry, AVinnlpeg House. Hall, - AVm. Samuel, Dunsmuu Hotel, Dunsmuir St. Hall, Wm. Thomas, 546 Smythe St. Halliday. Harry Hartley, Austin's Hotel. Halllwell, Joseph, 1283 Homer St. Halpin, Claud Edward, 927 Richards St. Halton, - Fred. Joseph, 336 Robson St Ham, Foster Norman, Leland Hotel. Hamer, Chas. Henry, 1016 Richards St. Hamer, Joseph, 512 Richards St. Hamill, Peter H., Astor Hotel. Hamilton, Andrew . Alex.,: 518 Smythe St. Hamilton, James Robt, Burrard . Hotel. Hamilton, Robt Baxter, 1306 Howe St Hamilton, William, Commercial Hotel. Hamilton, William, 739 Seymour - St. . Hamilton, Wm. James, 828 Hastings St W.. Hamle, Abel, 517 Pacific St Hampson, Henry, - 609 Hamilton St Hamwell. Frank, 542 Richards St Banbury, George R., Hotel Vancouver. Hann, James Arthur, Cosmopolitan Hotel. Hannay, John Henry, 535 Homer - St . ��������� ��������� Hannav, John Henry, 532 Barnard St. Hannay, Samuel Wm., 632 Barnard St. Hansen. Hans Adolph, Royal Hotel, Water St Hansen, Harry, 1247 Richards St Hansen, Thorald Birger, 165 Cordova St W. 2010. 20*11.- 4 2012. 2014. 2015. 2016. 2017. 2020. 2021. 2025. 2026. 2028. 2030. 2033. 2034. 2036. 2038. 2039. 2040. 2041. 2044. 2047. 2048. 2049. 2050. 2061. 2054. 2055. 2056.. 2060. 2061. 2063. 2065. 2066. 2068., 2071. 2073. 2074. 2078. 2079. 2080. 2081.. 2082. 2084. 2086. 2091. 2092. 2093. 2101. 2102. 2105. 2108. 2112. 2113. 2116. 2117. 2118. 2121. 2124. 2125. 2127. 2128. 2130. 2131. 2133. 2134. 2135. 2136. 2138.. 2141. '2144. 21.45. 2346. 2347. 2148. 2350. 2153. 2153. 2154. 2155. 2157. 2161. 21.63. 2165. 2167. 216S. 2169. 2170. 2172. 2174. 2175. 2176, 2178. 2179. 2180. 21S2. 2185. 2187. 21S8. 2190. 2191. 2192. 2193. 2196. 2197. 2198. 2200. 2201. 2204. 2206. 2207. 2209. 2.210. 2214. 2217.: 2218. 2220. 2221. 2222. 2232. 2233. 2235. 2236. 2237. 2238. 2240. 2241. 2242. 2243. 2245. 2248. NAME. PLACE. Hai-cas, Sinclair, 777 Cambie St. Hardy, Michael James, Sherman Hotel, Water St. Harmon, William, Delmonico Hotel. , ' Harmston, George, 1394 Homer ��������� St. - Harmsworth, Fredk., Vancouver Hotel. \ Harper, Alfred James, 614 Granville St. Harper, Andrew R., Astoria Rms., Hasting^ St. W. Harper, Charles Herbert, 614 Granville St. Harper, Geo. A. W., 621 Cambie St. Harper, Lawrence, 464 Pender St Harries, Albert Wm., 165 Cordova St. W. Harris, Arthur David, 658 Howe St. Harris, Harold Wifford, 776 Seymour St. Harris, Sydney Geo., 1310 Granville St. Harris, William Edward,' 310 Water St. Harrison, Edward, 528 Seymour St, Harrison, Edward Duncan, Com- ercial Hotel.. Harrison, Fred., 144 Cordova St. Harrison, John, 629 Cambie St Harrison, AViliiam, Sherman Hotel. Harrower, Thomas, 636 Smythe St. Hart, Emerson Geo. Jr., 1144 Howe St. Hartigan. Thomas, 700 Cambie St. Hartney, Percy P., Hotel St. Francis. Harvey, Alfred, 621 Pacific St Harvey, Samuel, Australian Hotel. Harvey, William S., 657 Richards St Havvis, Arthus Naseau, 813 Richards St. Harwood, Geo. Stewart, 1291 Seymour St Harwood, John Joseph, Delmonico Hotel. Harwood, Oliver John, 1291 Seymour St Hatch, George Washington, 781 Beatty St Hawe, John, 163 Water St. Hawking, James, 318 Georgia St Hawkins, Norman Henry, 991 Pender St. Hawkriggs, George, Page Block, Granville St. Haw try, Osrlc Francis, 311 Cordova St. W. c Hay, John Marshall, Hamilton ' Rms., Hastings St. Hav, AVm. Robert 719 Homer St. Hayens, Herbert Maple, 929 Richards St. I-laynes, Herbert Cecil Graham, 407 Smythe St. Hayward. Cecil Wearing, AVestern Hotel. 'Water St. Hayward, Wm. Alfred, 100 Cordova- St. Haywood, AVm. Donald, Commercial Hotel. Hazard, Thos. Harvey, Clarence Hotel, Pender St. Healey, Thomas, Sherman House. Heaslip, Thos. Ferguson, 300 Water St Hedenstrom, Chas. Antony, Cor. Seymour & Dunsmuir Sts. Hedgman, Edward Bedford, 727 Richards St. . Heggie. George. 555 Granville St. Hollings, Charles Carnal, 761 Homer St. ���������: ��������� Henderson, James F., 825 Hamilton St. Henderson, John A., 636 Cordova St. W. Henderson, Leonard George, 790 Granville St. Henderson, Robert: Oriental Hotel, Water St. Henry, Alexander, Old. Hospital. Henry, John, Hotel Vancouver. Hepburn, Harry Mclver, 856 Homer St. Herbert, Alfred, Anchor Hotel, Water St. , Herbert, Henry, 116 Hastings ��������� -��������� St. W. Hermanson, John Gustof, 601 Pacific St. Herrin, Samuel, 220 Granville St. Hertzog, Hymann, 1046 Seymour St..-'-.. Hevley. Edward Wm. Boldock, Savoy House. Heweston, William, 611 Richards ���������- St." V Hewett, Hervyn Wm., 761 Homer St' Heymann, Albert, Winters Hotel. Hickey, Chas. Antony, 661 Rich- ��������� nrHs ^!t Hickman, Philip Walter, Savoy Hotel, Water St. Hicks, David, Royal Hotel; Water st. -.,..������������������.... : Hicks, Wm., Hotel Metropole. Higgins, George. 773 Beatty St Higgins. John George, Australian Hotel. Higginson, Chas. Bartlett, 767 Ho- '.' mer St. Higgs, Joseph, 420 Pender St Hlghet, Campbell, 606 Hamilton St Highly. Daniel Levi, 1301 Seymour St., Rm. 1. Higman, Arthur, 407 Smytne tst. Hill, Francis Henry, 521 Homer '- -St.- ��������� ������������������������������������������������������.-, Hill, Geo. AV., Central Rms., Richards St. - . . ~ ��������� . Hill, Moore, 750 Hamilton St. Hill, Reginald, Eagle Hotel. Hill, Wm. Edward, 601 Hamilton .-"St. -. Hills, Albert Edward, 310 Water Hind, Wm. HerbertT 978_"GranviiTe St. Hinstridge, Albert,. ��������� Edward Hotel, Water St. Hi������cott, Clement Herbert, Astor Hotel. Heare, Ernest John, 1041 Richards St. - Hebbis, Herbert Elsdale, 300 Howe St. Hockley, Robt Geo. Albert, 862 Homer St. c Hodge. James, Pender Hotel. Hodges. Wm. Giles, 311 Cordova St. W. Hodgson, Geo. Henry, 769 Cambie St. . Hodgson, Joseph Bell, Oriental Hotel, Water. St. Hogan, John. 400 Cordova St. W. Hogg, Geo. Tulley, 440 Richards St. Hogg. AValter. 447 Robson St T-Tolcroft, Robt.. The Gre������ham. , Holden, Fred. Clard, 531 Granville St ., Holgate, AVm. B��������� 502 Hamilton st; Holland, Percival Wm., Strand Hotel. ��������� Holllday, (Charles Robert, 641 Richards St, Hollow, John, Carter House. Holman, Ernest. 330 Dunsmuir St Holman, William, Hotel Cecil, Granville St. . ��������� ��������� Holme, Wm. John, 803 Richards St. Holmes, John Gordon, 776 Homer St.. Rm. 9. Holmes, Thomas, 776 Homer St., Rm. 9. Holstead. Frank Borden, Hotel Vancouver. ' Hoi thy, George, C. P. R. Water Front Holthy, Thomas. 411 Nelson St. Honevban, Alfred, 1247 Homer St. Rm. 19. Hooper, Chas. Septimus,. 534 Cambie St. Hooper, Wm., 771 Cambie St. Hooper, Wm. John, 544 Cambie St. Hooson. John; 848 Howe St. Hope, Donald, 581 . Richards St. Hopper, Edwin John, Commercial Hotel. Hopwood,: John Henry, 1262 Granville St. Horn, Wm. Herbert Gascoine, Fairfield Bldg., Granville St. Horrobin, John Thomas, 917 Homer St. Horton. Richard, 773 Richards St. Howard, Philip, Board of Trade Bldg. Howard. Philip Wesley, 723 Seymour St Howard, Tom, Astor Hotel. Howe, Alex. C, 600 Robson St Howe, Harry, 1480 Howe St Howey, Edward, 515 Robson St _ Hewitt, George Finley, Sherman House, Water St Hoy. George, Temperance Hotel. Hoyt, Alfred, Waverly Hotel, Georgia St Hubbard, Arthur, Sherman House. Hudson, Harry. Arlington Hotel. Huggan. Wm. Patterson, 541 Homer St NO. 2249. 2251. 2252. 2253. 2254.' 2255. 2256. 2257. 2261. '262 2266. 2268. 2269. 2270. 2271. 2272. 2278. 2284. 2285. 2286. 2289. 2290. 2291. 2295. 2296. 2299. 2300. 2303. 2306. 2310. 2311. 2314. ,2315. , 2316. ) 2321. 2322. 2323. 2327. 2329. 2332. 2333. 2335. 2340. 2342. 2345. 234S; 2356. 2359. 2361. 2362. 2363. 2364. 2365. 2367. 2369.' 2371. 2373. 2377. 2380. 2384. 2385. 2386. 2389. 2390. 2391. 2392. 2396. 2397. 2398. 2399. 2400. 2402. 2403. 2405. 2408. 2409. 2411. 2412. 2413. \ 2414. 2415. 2417. 2419. 2420. 2424. 2425. 2426. 2427. 2429. 2430. 2440., 2443. 2445. 2451. 2453. 2455, 2460. 2461. 2462. 2466. 2467. 2471. 2472. 2473. 24S2. 24S5. 24S6. 24S7. 24SS. 249S. 2500. 2504. 2505. 2507. 2514. 2517. 251S. 2519. 2520. 2521. 2523. 2528. 2530. 2531. 2532. 2533. 2535. 2536. 2537. 2538. 2542. 2543. 2544. 2549. 2552. 2556. 2557. 2559. 2560. 2561. NAME. PLACE. Huggart, Martin, Hotel Vancou- I ver. ,t| Hughes, 'Hugh, Astor Hotel. Hughes, John, Hotel Vancouvei. Hughes, Raymond Laurie, 1317 ,i| Richards St. Hughes, Wm., Old City Hospital. Hull, Stepjien George, 711 Church St. Hume, James John, 709 Seymour St.' - ...--..., Humphreys; Alfred, 663 Hamilton St. Humphreys, Richard, 1076 Rich-i ards St. ���������'��������������� Hunt, Albert, 530 Georgia St. Hunt, Henry Edward, Arlington ,1 ' Hotel. ' Hunt, John Gordon, 814 Seymour i " St. ��������� -. 7 Hunt, Willet Nelson, Calgary Mil-'l ling Co. Hunter, Daniel, 1300 Granville St. Hunter, Geo. Ernest, Algonquin* Aparts. ���������"-.'" Hunter, Geo. Shirlaw, 849 Cambie < St. Huet, Peter, 410 Cordova St. Hurry, Thomas Lyall, 623 Hamll-,1 ton St. Hurst, Robert,. 736 Drake St. ; Huston, Rupert Warner, 354- AVater St. Hutchinson, Nicholas, 619 Rich-.'] ards St. Hutton, Geo. Fred, Home Blk.,.' Cordova St. Hutton, Robert, 1236 Howe St. Hyde, Herbert Samuel, No. 2 Fire- hall. Hyde, James, 220 Robson St. Illingsworth, AVm. Spright, 624. Granville St. Inch, AVm. Spencer, 737 Church 1 St. Inglls, George, 672 Homer St. Ingram, Win. Allan, 678 Seymour I St. ��������� ��������� Ironside, James, Metropole Hotel,, Abbott St. Irving, David Wylie, 555 Granville St. Iverson, Edward Martin, Lighthouse Hotel. Ives, Arthur, Hotel Vancouver. .. Iveson, AA'm. Etherbert, 9S7 Sey-'l mour St. Jackson, James, 536 Homer St Jackson, John Moles, Granville I Palace. I Jackson, Mortimer Gosset, Strand Hotel. ' Jacobson, Alexander, 579 Rich-,1 ards St. James, Albert, Sherman Hotel. James, Wm. AValter. 562 Richards St. Jamieson, Geo. Fraser, Clarence! Hotel. | Jarman, Ernest Edgar, 960 Seyt mour St. \ Jay, Fred John, 579 Richards Stl Jefferson, Robert,' Edward Hotel! Jeffrey, Chester Stuart, 109 GranI ville Mansions. -.'���������-. 1 Jeffreys, Frank Hayes, 534 Helni-J cken St. - Johnson, Albert, 541 Homer St. Johnson, G. A., St. Ermin, Hastl ings St. Johnson, Charles, 1117 Homer St. Johnson, Chas. Henry, Royi Hotel, Water St. . . Johnson, Duncan, No. 2 Firehalll Johnson, James Geo., 747 Seyl mour St. ��������� ... . .Johnson, James Lorenzo, 85 Granville St. Johnson, John Alex., Shermal Hotel. 1 Johnson, John Geo., 873 Granvilll St.; ���������..- ���������-... ��������� Johnson, Jonas, 803 Richards Johnson, Ole., Hotel Norden, Coij dova St. Johnson, Walter Blundell, 7i ' Cambie St. Johnson, Wm.. James, C. P. Station. Johnston, .Alex. Stanley, 119 Go! dova St. AV. --,>- " Johnston, Arthur Henry,- Xit Granville St. Johnston, Chas. Edgar, , 887 Rid .ards -St.-' ��������� .', ., 7 '��������� ���������-- | Johnston, James Herbert, 91 Seymour St. '.'..'-'-������������������'? Johnston, John, Grandview Hote Johnston, John, 539 Seymour Johnston, John Alex., 887 RicS ards St - ... .; i Johnston, Robt. Nelsohi 867" RicJ --��������� -ards St. ���������.:'���������: ���������.-.-��������� - ��������� .; -. -���������'���������] Johnston, Stewart, 887 Richard -.st-- .���������.-..��������� ' Johnston, Gilbert 1270 Howe Johnston, Wm;; 780 Richards Johnstone, Alex. Grierson, Cambie St. Johnstone, George Forbes, -ii Cambie St. ' '��������� ' Johnstone, Wm. Alfred, Georgia St. Jolly, Hermengilde, Sherbrool House. Jones, Conway, Delmonico Hot Jones, Conway Jones, E&v/S Hotel. .Jones, David, 576 Cambie St. Jones, David B., 670 Hamilton . Jones, David . John" Armon, Hamilton St. ��������� Jones, David Naiel, 728 Homer i Jones, Francis, 47S Homer St' Jones, Fredk, Astor Hotel. ". Jones, Griffin AArm., Cor. Richai and Pender Sts. Jones, Harry, Edward Hotel. Water St. Jones, John Owen, 724 Church Jones, Owen Lloyd, 990 Seyrni St. ] Jones, Robert, 733 Church St. L Jones, Samuel, Sherman Houl Water St. f Jones, Wm., S. W. Cor. Granvl St Jones, AArm., Hotel Edward. ^Kame,7-Ahe,^Eacific._St���������^Nr.^GrJ ville. Keddy. Alfred Wm., Metrov Hotel. T Keegan, ./Bernard, 1317 Richf &t������ y Keily, AA'alter, Harrison Granville St. Keir, John, 632 Drake St s Keith, Samuel, 327 Hastings . Kelly, John, 1250 Richards St. Kelly, Michael Patrick. 548 Ca bie St. -1 Kelly, Robert Ernest 306 H\i ings St. , Kemp, Louis, 1290 Granville Kence.'Henry. 2 Beatty St. Kennedy, Arthur A., 1283 Hot^ St. Rrii. 9. Kennedy, Finlay Farquharson, [ Beatty St. Kennedy, Fredk., 410 Cordayal Kent, Arthur Irwin, 853 RichJ "St. ��������� .. " Kenyon, Peter Thos., Commerl Hotel. Kerr, Bryce, 117 Pender St. Kerr. Geo. Albert, Commerl Hotel. ,/ K<?rr, John Curley, 328 Geo! St. * Kimber, Sidney Augustus, Richards St. King. Atwell Duncan, Leli Hotel. ������������������" King, Frank, No. 2 Fireball. King, Fred. Ernest, Rm. 19, B. of Trade Bldg. King. Gerald, 700 Cambie St. King, Thos., 130 Cordova Stl Kinneard, Jas. Thos., 688 Hal ton St. Kinnell, Thomas Francis Fairfield Blk., Granville St., Kinsley, Thomas. 316 Georgia, Kirby, Chas., Edward Hotel.' Kirby. John.. 926 Granville St Kirchner, Edgar E., 569 Hamj Kirkpatrick, Chas. Jas., 504 der St. Kirkwood, John Gibson, 900 ville St. " , Kisby, Edward Shore, St Eii Hotel. ~ * Kittson, Chas. Meredith, 901 mour St. Kloepper, Jacob Conrad, 432 er St.' il- Knight, Herbert Gordon, Homer St. Knight, John, 148 Cordova si Knowles, Samuel. 305 Pendeif Knox, Albert 650 Homer Sa Krausman, Andrew Wm., Rms., Hamilton St. Krikham, Thomas J., 407 dova St Kunnard. John, 1337 Seymoiil Lackie, David, 913 Richard/ Laing, John Chas., 820 Ric? St Lalonde, Edward Cecil, 830 St . : ��������� . - Lamb. Henry, 579 Richards Lambrick, Wm. Emmet 922 ville St. Laney. John Michael, 737 HI ton St ���������'-������������������'���������'. Lamond. John McDonald, Granville St Continued on psge 11 THE WESTERN CALL 11 Provincial Elections Act Continued from [(age 10 NO. NAME.' PLACE. 2562. Lampard, Alfred, 877 Richards St. 2665. Landman, Harold, 882 Howe St. 2566. Landy, Albert Francis, 1128 Granville St. 2576. Langlois, Celestin, 788 Richards St. s 2578. Langridge, Ernest Phillip, 1375 Richards St. 2579. Lansman, Max, 315 Cambie St. ���������- ..25S1. Lapointe, Wm. Joel, 715 Cambie i '������������������'������������������ St. - 2582. Larnie. John, 732 Drake St. \ 2583. Larson, Emil, 116 Georgia St. 2586. Latham, Daniel Peter, 717 Cambie ' St. ������������������ .<���������::���������'. 2589. Latimer, Rowan McDonald, Leland Hotel. ��������� 2592. Latta, Wm. Smith, 103 7 Homer St. B . 2593. Laurie. Andrew James, 986 Sey- ������' mour-St. 2595. Laverty, Cecil, 520 Richards St. 2596. Law, Albert Edward, Fairfield Bldg. ��������� 2600. Law, Wallace, Dunedin Ho., Hastings St. 2602. Lawrenson, Edward, 540 Cambie St. , .2603. Lawrenson, Fredk., 3 27 Richards St. .2604. Laws, AArm. Austin, 558 Granville St. '��������� 2606. Lawson, Harvey, 622 Hamilton St. 2607. Lawson, James, 117 Pender St., Rm. 3. 2608. Lawson, John, Carter Ho., AVater St. , 2612. Layion. Chas. McLean, 220 Rob- ���������77'7-7'i������w>n St. 2617v7LeClave, Thomas, 1264 Granville :-kikk'--Mt.l- > 2618.&Lee,!Chas., Granville Hotel, AVater . .kkkiati .2619yLee;sCornellus Nemo, 534 Homer -'. ���������:. y;'-yO*-.jfif-\-** ..;26M#!lDee^kerby Win. ilowarth, Strand ���������-,;:-ay'^Mo4:el. 2630.'t,"Eee8Voitliy, Henry George, 623 ��������� .,���������������������������;��������� ;77u-y/Drake St. i 2636. v Leggoe, Harry, 500 Homer St. |. 2M7:ytelho.- Otto, 1337 Seymour St. 1 -.2640;,7"Lehrion, James Johnson, 144 Cor- 'y^W^^4A,0*M St. 2644jS!, iieRby, John Amza, Winters .,'��������� ;A7iiJ-'^������Hotel, Abbott St. |r,'264'6#i&ift������'ar������l, ��������� Joseph, 1004 Granville ty.j$.:/A'>X������i;y---. ~;Rti--:'vr liraSlifeSiLetliJbiridgc, Charles Anthony, 548 lyftlv-y-i^Neison -St. ,2M7.M Lett, Charles Johnson, 415 Cordova St W. .2650. Levenue, Joseph, Edward Hotel. 2652. Leverson. Ernest David, Granville Mansions. [2653. Levino, Albert, Astor Hotel. |2654. Levine. Albert, The Van Maye, J? Seymour St. 12656. Lewis, George, 1144 Granville St. 2657. Lewis, Harold Herbert, 1291 Sey- {< mour St. 72668. Lewis, Henry Ryan, 975 Granville St. 12659. Lewis, Peter Barnard, 515 Pender St. W. -'660. Lewis, Thomas. Edward, Commercial Hotel. 12661. Lewis. William Henry, 741 Cambie St. * 2663. Leyshon, Arthur, 728 Homer St. [2667. Lightheart, Joseph Robt., Ill Richards St. B669. Lilley.Wm. Herbert, 783 Homer .'.- ��������� .-,' st. ,v 12673. Lindsay,;' Robert, Clarence Hotel, Pender St. [2683. Lipsett,.Rupert" Garrard.. 776 Sey- mour St'. 2686. Litster, Walter. 743 Hamilton St. 12686. Little, Albert Edward, 617 Hamilton St. (687: Little, Geo., 722 Hamilton St. 1:689. Little, Joseph, Hotel Edward. 2693. Livingston, John C, 1300 Gran- .. ville St. , B������94. Livingston, Robt. James, Grand- t view Hotel, Cordova St. :G95. Livingston, Donald, 683 Hamilton i-,,;,.--:..- . St. ..-, _--a.- .... E697. Lloyd, Glover, 741 Cambie St. 11699. Lock, Fredk.'Walter, 827 Richards I))-'-' " St. 1.710. Loney, Joseph, Victoria Hotel, }':-" Homer St. P.714. Longton, Joseph, Commercial Hotel; Cambie St. .'715. Looyer, Louis, Imperial Hotel. 1)716. Lord, Arthur, 683 Hamilton St. C717. Lord, Joseph Patrick, Carter Ho., J Water St. ������722. Love; Jr.. John. 602 Pender St. : 1,723. Love, Joseph, 776 Homer St., Rm. t724. Lovell, Albert* John. 300 Howe St. 6725." Lovell, Henry Win., 1035 Homer ��������� "���������'��������� ' St. ' ,������������������ 729. Lowes, Samuel Henry, Winters Hotel. fl2. Lukey, Richard James, 236 Geor- ' gia St. 1734. Lund, Fredk. H.; Astor Hotel. 739. Mace, Chas., 144 Cordova St. W. A40. Macey, Geo. Albeit, 838 Homer .1 St. 1/41. Machln, Charles J., 720 Pender St If47. Mahon, Edward Chas., 109 Hast- ���������' ������������������ ings St. !������49. Maitland, Wm. A. A., 8S3 Seymour r. ' - St. 7 . 7 ���������������' l������0. Makwois. Martin, 593 Richards St. 1'51. Malley, John O., Sherman Hotel. C54. Maltman, Wm., 626 Howe St. |J56. Manfleld, Albert, 773 Beattie St. B58. Manning, Robert. 1283 Homer St ['60. Mansen, James, 783 Homer St. 165. Marchant, Chas. Robert, Burrard Hotel. 166. Marchant, George, 480 Cordova St. T67. Margeson, Harry Burton, 747 | Davie St |68. Margetts, John Thos., St. Francis Hotel! 1)70. Mariacher, Louis, 347 Hamilton St. Hl.-^'Slarlam.^James���������Andrew^Gosmo- politan Hotel. Markel, Philip, 621 Cambie St. Marlow, Richard, 310 Water St D 1,72. f5. NO. 2876. 2S77. 2S78. 28SS. 2889. 2S95. 2896. 2899. 2901. 2902. 2903. 2905. 2907. 2908. 2911. 2912. 2913. 2916. 2917. 2920. 2923. 2924. 2926. 2927. 2928. 2D30. 2932. 2934. 2939. 2941. 2942. 2943. 2940. 2947. 294S. 2949. 2950. 2952. 2955. 2956. 2957. 2963. Marr, Richard John, 536 Robson St. Marsden. Maurice Anthony Mon, 730 Helmcken St. /7. Marsden, Robert, 515 Georgia St. 178. Marsh, Chas. Wm., 311 Cordova St W. Marsh, John Stanley, Astor Hotel; Marshall, Frank, 773 Beatty St. Marshall, George Miller, Hotel Vancouver. 85. Marshall, John Innes, 843 Rich- |87. Marshall,' Reginald, 543 Robson St. S9. Marshall, Theodore S.,~ Eagle Hotel. 38. Martin, Donald, 683 Hamilton St. 1)1. Martin, Jacob Fred., 542 Georgia '' ��������� St. Martin, Joseph, Hotel Vancouver. Martin, Leonard Etherldge, 115 Pender St. )6. Martlneau, Auguste. 314 Water St, 37. Mason, John, St. Ermin House. |0. Mason, Phillip Page, 534 Homer St. i.4. Masslman, Samuel, 671 Cordova St. , (6. Masters, Frank, 12 Turner Blk., Cordova St. ft., Mathers, George, Lighthouse Hotel. 19. Mathers, John, 965 Seymour St. 00. Mathers, Thomas, 626 Seymour St. .. Matheson, Daniel; 548 Cambie St Matheson, David Waldo, The Arlington. Matheson, Fred Gardener, 561 Granville St. Matheson, James, 720 Granville . St7- Matheson, John Harry, Arlington Hotel. Matheson, John Phillip, 351 Robson St. - ��������� - Matier, Thos., Hotel Quinte. Matthews, Chas., 432 Helmcken - St. Matthews, John, 1179 Richards St. Matthews, John Walter,'444 Georgia St. Matthews, Wm., Astor St. Maughan, Jonn, 362 Hamilton St. i Maxwell, Chas. Leonard Dobbin, Carter House, Water St. May,- Alexander, Home Blk., Cordova St. May, Frank, Hotel Edward, Water ' St. ���������:.'-. May, Thomas Book-well, Pender Chambers. Pender St Mealings, John. 547 Richards St Alearns, Geo. Alex., 584 Seymour. ��������� St Mecredy, John Knox, 728 Davie . .St- " Melton, Fred, 678 Homer St. Melville, Geo. Arch., 790 Granville St. Mengel, Oscar John, 1126 Seymour St Mercer. Albert, 117 Pender St., Rm. 6. Mercier, George, 515 Pender St ��������� Meredith, James S., 67S Homer St. Merritt, Walter- Hotel Vancouver. NAME. PLACE. Metcalfe, Benjamin, Astor Hotel. Metcalie, Edward, 1106 Granville St. Metcalfe, Gerald Herbert Douglas, Vancouver Athletic Club. Milde, Theo. Abraham, 719 Hamilton St. Miles, John, 625 Hamilton St. Millard, Richard Harding, 828 Hastings St. Millard, Thos., 918 Seymour St. Miller, Edgar John, Colonial Hotel/ Granville St. Miller, Harley Chas., St. Francis Hotel. Miller, James Allan, Astor Hotel. Miller, James -.. Franklin, 765 . Homer St. Miller, John Fletcher, 415 Nelson 'St. Miller, Sidney Wm., 623 Beattie St Miller, Wm., 625 Hamilton St. Millington, Samuel, 867 Hamilton St. Mills, Charles Fred., Delmonico Hotel. Mills, Edward Karl, 637 Seymour St.. Milne, Henry, 551 Howe St. Milne, AA'm., Brunswick Hotel, Hastings St. Minnion, Herbert John McVeagh, 312 Georgia St. Mitchell, David, Delmonico Hotel. Mitchell, Fred. AVm., 963 Richards St. Mitchell,. James Leonard, 1240 Richards St, Mitchell, Joseph, Quinte Hotel, Cordova St. Mitchell, Robert, 882 Homer St. Mitchell, Thornton, James, 367 Cordova St. Mitchell, Wm. Chas., 752 Cordova St. Mitten, Joseph Henry, 310 AVater St., Moir, Alex. Gartshore, 1155 Granville St Molllns, Thos. Beverley, 637 Seymour St. , Molllson, David .Knight, Metro- pole Hotel, Abbott St. Molllson, Robert, James, Burrard Hotel. Montford, AValter Colin, 619 Robson St. Montford, Wm. Edgar, 619 Rob- soii St. Montgomery, Alex., Hotel Quinte. Montgomery, Norman, 776 ' Seymour st; Moodie, Alfred, Hotel Astor. Moore, Arthur John, 1327 Granville St. Moore, James Joseph, St Francis Hotel. . ��������� ��������� Moore, Jas. Stewart, St. Francis Hotel. Moore, Michael, Cor. Granville and : Smithe Sts. Morgan, Frank Shepley, Merchants Hotel... 2964. Morgan, Frank Woodhouse, Butler Hotel. Morgan, Henry Augustus, 554 Cordova St. Morley. Thos,. 655 Granville St. Morrifleld. Wm. George, 947 Homer St. Morris, Charles, 776 Seymour St. Morris, George, Colonial Hotel, Granville St. Morris, Isaac Thos., 1036 Uran- ville St. Morris, John, 986 Seymour git. Morrison, Fred. Robert, 617 Hamilton St. Morrison, George A��������� 515 Pender Morrison, John, 400 Blk., Hastings St. Morrison; John W., Eagle Hotel. Morrison, Neil, Australian Hotel. Morrison, AVm. Matthew, 544 Cambie St. Morton. David Samuel, 527 Rich- &rd& ^Jfc Morton, Edward, F'ender Hotel. Morton. Gilbert, 704 Homer St. Moscrop, Edwin, 502 Helmcken ���������St.- ������������������ Mosher, John Clifford, 641 Homer St. , ' .- '. : >:. " Moss, Jordan Owen, St Francis Hotel. '-��������������������������� ���������������������������'.-.'��������� Mottishaw, Reuben, Queens Hotel, Cordova St. - Mowat, David, 1011 Homer St Moyes, John, 723 Seymour St. Mulch. Alfred Geo., 773 Beattie St. Muir, Henry, 1062 Seymour St. Mulcahy, James Joseph, 570 Seymour St. Mulhern, Edward, 111 Cordova St, Munro, Alexander, 421 Robson St Munro, Roderick,' 605 Cordova St. Munro, Thomas, 1247 Richards St. Munton, Tom Manchester, Savoy Rooming Ho., Pender St. 3033. ,Murdoch, Hugh, 715 Seymour St. 3034. Murfitt, Wrm. Henry. 540 Homer St. Murphy, Edward, Sherman Ho., Water St. Murphy, -Edward Joseph, Waldorf Rooms.. Murphy, John,. Lighthouse Hotel. Murray, Alex. Kay, 675 Hamilton St. Murray, Alfred, 576 Cambie St. Murray.j George,, 635 Richards St. Murray; James, Empress Rooms, Richards St. Murray, > Murdoch, Carter House. Murray, Thos., Marquam Hotel", AVater St. Murray, Wm., 3 036 Granville St Murray, Wm., Sherman Ho., Cordova St. Murray, AVm., 1336 Granville St. Muus, John Henry, 1308 Howe St. MacDermid, .Norman. 1212 Howe St. MacDonald, Alexander, Eagle Hotel, Cordova St. MacDonald, Alexander, C. P. R. ���������^BoardingCarr Cambie~St.~ " ~~ 3071. MacDonald, Chas. AVm., 813 Homer St. ^ '.-���������-, 3073. MacDonald, Donald,.717 Hamilton St: 3074. MacDonald, Duncan, 581 Richards St. 3079. MacDonald, John, 1300 Granville St. 3087. MacDougall, Daniel J., Royal Hotel. 3089. MacDougall, Ronald, 681 Cambie St. 3095. MacGregor, John Lewis, 613 Pender St. 2965. 2968. 2969. 2971. 2973. 2975. 2976. 2977. 2978. 2980. 2981. 2982. 2984. 2988. 2989. 2990. 2/993. 2998. 3002. 3005. 3010. 3011. 3012. 3014. 3016. 3017. 3022. 3026. 3027. 3029. 3035. 3036. 3037. 3040. 3041. 3044. 3046. 3049. 3052. 3053. 3054. 3055. 3061. 3067. 3068. 3009. NO. NAME. PLACE. 3183. McClinton, Richard H., 800 Granville St. 3185. JlcColl, Hugh, 659 Gamble St. 3188. McConnell, Wm. Henry, 873 Gamble St. 3190. McCord, Henry Alex., Metropole Hotel. 3192. JlcCorkindale, John, 515 Pender St. 3196. ^IcCracken, John, Carter House. 3200.- McCrudden, Denis, .Scow House, it. of Cambie St. ' u 3204.. McCumings, Isaac, Burrard Hotel. 3208. McDermid, Wm., 861 Cambie St. 320b. McIJerinott, Freuk., 555 KicnarUs St. ��������� ���������'��������� - 3213. McDonald, Alex., Hotel Edward. 3215. McDonald Angus, 827 Cambie St. 3216. McDonald, Angus Donald, 535 Homer St. ' ��������� 3217. McDonald, Angus Donald, C. P. R. Boarding House, nr. Burrard St. 3218. McDonald, Angus. Kenneth, 600 ��������� Loruova. St. \.. 3219. McDonald, Arch., 1327 Granville St. I 3225. McDonald, Harold, 917 Richards -^554. ' 3������OD. 3557. NO. 3496. 3502. 3505. 3507. 3509. 3510. 3513. 3516. 3517. 3528. 3531. 3538. 3543. 3546. 3547. 3551. 3227. McDonald. James, S61 Cambie St. 3229. McDonald, James Spurgeon, 525 Homer St. - McDonald, John, 152 Water St. McDonald, John, Delmonico Hotel. McDonald, John, 915 Homer St. Mcuonaid, Joiin Angu^, 7 46 Cambie St. McDonald, iLewis Alex., 334 Dunsmuir St. 3236.Mcl)onald, Peter Francis, Hamilton Rooms. Mcuonncll, Hugh, Edward Hotel. McDougall, Alex, Roderick, Slier- man Hotel. MclOachern, AArm. Peter, 311 Cordova St. AV. Mcl'hvan, Robt. James, 937 Seymour St McFarland, Harry Blake, ij.0 Robson St. McFarlane, Duncan, Sherman . Hotel. Mcl'iiul, AValter Ernest, 139V4 Hustings St. MuGiiie, James, 855 Granville St. McGillivray, John, 139% Hastings St, AV. , McGillivray, John, 623 Homer St McGillivray, AVm., Ellesmore Ho., Homer St. ;McGiegor, James Carroll, I39AJ Hastings St. AV. McGregor, John AVelsh, 13S2 Richards St. McGregor, Marlon Arch. Wm., 307 Davie St McGregor, AAralter, 882 Richards -.-. St. . McGuire, Robert, 932 Howe St McHenry, Thomas, 310 AVater St McHugh, Samuel John, 719 Cambie .- St. Mclllroy, Hugh Montgomery, 1036 Richards St. ���������Mclnnes, Angus J., Pender Hotel. Mclnnes, Hugh, 1226 Granville St. Mclnnes, Wm. Alex., 790 Granville St. Mclnnes, Finlay Donald, Commercial Hotel. Mclntyre, Donald Campbell, 683 Hamilton St. Mclntyre, James Ezekial, 448 Granville St. 3293.- Mclntyre, Joseph, 550 Howe St. 3301. McKay, Archibald, 1139 Seymour St. McKay, Donald, 919 Homer St. McKay, James Wm.; Carter House. McKeen, Geo. CrtUg, 807 Homer St. McKenzie, Alex., Eagle Hotel. McKenzie, Daniel, 857 Homer St. McKenzie, Daniel Joseph, 400 Cordova St. McKenzie, David Murray, 663 Cambie St. McKenzie, Geo. Robertson, 1077 Richards St. ( McKenzie, Hector Alex., 627 Ricn- ards St McKenzie, 'Isaac Dart, Royal Hotel, Water St. McKenzie, John Lewis, 662 Cordova St"-'-- 3326. McKenzie, ' Kenneth, Lighthouse Hotel, Cordova St. McKenzie, Thomas, 880 Granville St. .:������������������':������������������..- .,-.>'���������' McKenzie, Thomas, 863 Richards ���������'������������������St.-' '��������� ��������� ���������������������������,���������������������������.���������/..������������������..���������:��������� ��������� ." ' ,K McKenzie, Wm. Norman, Quinte Hotel. McKeown, Alexander, Australian Hotel. - McKeowrn, AVm.. Marquam Hotel. McKinley. Clarence, 7^5 Hamilton .St. ���������-..-, ��������� " Ah 'vinnon, Peter, 1261 Richards St. McKiver, AA'm., 542 Georgia St. McKnight, AVm., 671 Richards St. McLachlan, Robt. John, 855 Hamilton St McLaughlin, James, Bridge Car, Cambie St. McLaughlin, Peter Cartwright, 426 Richards St. McLaurin, Peter Fraser, 345 Hastings St. AV. Mctay. James-Raebii'rn,-659 Cambie St. McLean, Alex., Ottawa House, Pender St. McLean, Alex. John, Pender Hotel. McLean, Alex. John, Pender Hotel. McLean, Angus Donald, 976 Jnovvo St. McLean. Daniel Ernest, 804 Richards St. 8 McLean, John, 901 Seymour St. McLean, John Henry, Dunedin Blk., Hastings St. . McLellan, David Roy, Fairfield Bldg., Granville St. McLellan, John, 803 Richards St. McLellan, Robert A., 569 Seymour | 373 6. St. ' - McLennan, James-R., 537 Helm- 3718 3230. 3231. 3232. 3231. 3235. 3242. 3244. 3252. 3255. 3258. 3259. 3262. 3264. 3265. 3266. 3267. 3270. 3271. 3272. 3274. 3275. 3277. 278. 3279, 3282. 3283. 3285. 3286. 3289. 3292. 3303. 3304. 3309. 3313. 3314. 3315. 3316. 3320. 3321. 3322. 3323. 3330. 3331.;, 3334. 33357 333S. 3342. 3346. 33 19. 3350. 3354. 335S. 3300. 3301. 3362. 3363. 3364. 3365. 3366. 33fiS. 3370. 3371. 3374. 3375. 3376. 3099. MacKay, George, 536 Cambie St. 3100. Mackay, Samuel, Lighthouse Hotel. 3101. MacKay, Wm.. 553 Homer St. 3102. MacKay. Wm. Horace, 736 Davie 3103. MacKay, Wm. John, 521 Robson St. 3104. MacKcdie, Randolphs Donald, 719 Cambie St 3108. Mackenzie, Donald, 706 Granville St. 3115. MacKey, Robert, 642 Georgia St 3116. MacKey, AVm. Horace, 736 Davie St. 3117. MacKie, David Day, 114 Beattie St. 3119. MacKinnon, Hector, 385 Cordova St. ? 3120. MacKlntosh, Arthur, 100 Georgia St. 3121. MacKlntosh. James Jones, 671 Richards St. 3122. MacKlntosh, AVm. Robertaon, 741 Cambie St. 3123. MacLean, Alex., 442 Hastings St. 3125. MacLean, James Alex., 848 Hamilton St. 3127. MacLean, John Wm., 681 Cambie St. 3131. MacMicklng. Ernest Claude, Commercial1 Hotel. 3135. MacNaughton, Wallace Lawrence, 304 Cordova St > 3136. MacNeil, Kerr, 339 Hastings St W. 3138. MacPherson, Douglas, 603 Cambie St. 3139. MacPherson, John Knox, Tourist Hotel. 3140. MacQueen, Robert John, 573 Horn by St. 3142. McAdams. Thos., Cor. Granville and Georgia Sts. ,, 3144. McAHister, Chas. James, 548 Rob son St ���������:.'.��������� ��������������� 3145, McAllister, James, 985 Seymour St. - - ��������� ��������� 3153. McArdle, Maurice, 1172 Howe St. 3154. McArthur, Duncan, Commercial Hotel. 3156. McArthur, Glen Donald, 612 Cor dova St. 3157. McArthur, John Wm., Eagle Hotel. 3159. McArthur, Robt Henry, Edward Hotel. 3161. McAuley. Robt Clark, C. P. R. Bridge Car, ft of Cambie St 3166. McBride, Hughes, 772 Homer St 3169. McBrien. Walter, 524 Pender St 3170. McCague, John Joseph Edward, 431 Robson St 3172. McCall, Francis. 611-Robson St 3174. McCarmack. Wm. Nicholas, 765 Cambie St. 3176. McCarthy, John, 710 Alexander St 3181. McClelland, Joseph Walter, 727 Hamilton St 3182. McClemon. John, Cor. Water and Abbott Stii, 3566. 3567. 3569. 3571. 3572. 3575. 3576. 3577. '3578. 3583. 3584. 3586. 3592. 3594. 3600. 3608. 3612. 3613. 3616. 3617. 3619. 3621. 3622. 3629. 3630. 3631. 3634. 3635. 3636. 3637. 3639. 3640 3641. 3642. 3643. 3644. 3645. 3646. 3647. 3652. 3653. 3654. 3655. 3659. 3662. 3663. 3664. 3665. 3668. 3669. 3670. 3671. 3674. 3675. 3678. 3680. 3681. 3683. 3684. 36S7. 3BSS. 3690. 3691. 3C92. 3693. 3697. 3699. 3700. 3702. 3 704." 3705. 3707. 3708. 3709. 3713. 3714. 3715. 727"Richards 3380. cken St. 33S3.^McEeduT-Alex: St. 33S4. McLeod, Andrew, Eagle Hotel. 3386. McLeod, Arch., Eagle Hotel. 3388. McLeod, Chas., Granville Hotel, -������������������ Water St. 3389. McLeod, Daniel, 315 Dunsmuir St. 3393. McLeod. James Angus, 814 Sey mour St. 3394. McLeod, James Campbell, 677 Hamilton Stt. 3399. McLeod, Malcolm, Sherman Ho., Water St. 3403. McLeod, Maxwell Richard, Winters Hotel, Abbott St. 3402. McLeod, Murdo. Arlington Hotel. 3403. McLeod, Murdoch Alex., 637 Pacific St. 3406. McLeod, Peter, Eagle Hotel. 3410. McLeod, Roderick John, Cosmopolitan Hotel. 3411. McLeod, Ronald Stewart, 551 Richards St. 3416. McMahon. AValter Percy. 1213 Seymour St 3418. McMillan, Alex.. 676 Homer St. 3420. McMillan, Donald A��������� Savoy Rooms, Pender St 3421. McMillan, Robert Johnson, Clarence Hotel. 3423. McMillan, Win. J., 905 Richards St. 3424. MoMoekin, Andrew Stevenson, 552 Granville St. 3425. Mc.Monies, John, Carter Ho., Water St. r, 3427. , McMullan, Daniel, 736 Drake St 3429. McMurray, G. E��������� 1064 Howe St. 3430. McNair, James Campbell, 313 Cambie St. 3432. McNair, Robt Irvine Campbell, 313 Cambie St. 3433. McNair. Walter, 776 Homer St, Room 6. 3434. McNally, Wm. John, 531 Howe St. 3438, McNeil, John Duncan, 700 Cambie , - St. ��������� . 3445. McPhee, Daniel. 136 Water St. 3446. McPhee, James, 338 Cordova St 3449. MePherson, John Peter, 666 Hamilton St. 3450. MePherson, Norman Angus, 756 Homer St. 3454. McPhie, AVm. A., Tourist Hotel. 3455. McQuarrie, Alex., 661 Richards St. 3456. McQuarrie, Hedley, 1244 Seymour St. ��������� -. - .(j 3458. McRae, Alex., Royal Hotel. 3460. McRae, Cecil Dunlap, Commercial Hotel. 1 ��������� 3462. McSorley, Harry, 219 Georgie St. 3465. McA'icar, Arch., 569 Seymour St 3467. Mc-Walter, John N., 561 Seymour St. 3470. Nancollas, Edward Montrose, 706 Granville St. 3471. Napier, Frank, 885 Richards St. 3474. Nation. Jasper, Winters Hotel, Abbott St. 3475. Nellson, Ernest, 1266 Richards St. 3476. Nelder. Wm., 161 Hastings St 3479. Nesbit, Robert 1207 Homer St. 3482. Netherton, Harry, 333 Hastings St. 34S4. Netzell. Andrew, 616 Robson St 3488. Neville. Fred. Benjamin, 700 Cambie St. 3492. Newcomb. Embert Cromily. 715 Beatty St 3493. Newcombe. Ellsworth Blackader, 605 Cambie St 3494. Newell. Bertram Arthur, 317 Georgia St > 3495,,, Newell, David Kcox, Leland Hotel. 3720. 3721r 3722. 3725. 3726. 3727. 3729. 3731. 3734. 3736, 3737. 3738. 3739. 3740. 8742. 3,751 3752. 3763. 3754. 3755. 3756. 3757. 3761. 3763. 3766. 3767. 3768. 3772. 3773. 377S. 3780. 3782. 3792. 3793. 3795. 3796. 3797. 3799. 3804. 3S05. 3809. 3814. 3815. 3820. 3822. 3826. 3827. 3829. 3830. 3835. 3838. 3839. 3840. 3841. 3S43. 3S44. 3S4.5. . NAME. PLACE. Newgreen, Stephen Nellon, 783 Homer St.' Nicholson, Angus, Vancouver Hotel. Nicholson, John, 559 Beatty St Nield, James Ernest, 605 Cambie St. Nikula, Kusti, 1337 Seymour St. Nikula, Yole, 1337 Seymour St Noonan, George, 154 \Vater St. Nowell, Robert, Burrard Hotel. Nunn, Walter, 780 Richards St. O'Callighan, George Lawrence, Arlington Hotel; O'Connor, John, Eagle Hotel. 0'iiagan, Lawrence, 757 Richards St. Oldsfield, Wm. Septimus, Central Rooms, Richards St. Oliver, AVm. Robert,- Merchants Exchange. _y Olmstead, Albert Desbrisay, 925 Richards St. Oppenheimer, Jesse Judah, Hotel Arancouver. ^ ��������� Orr, AA'alter, Sherman Hotel. Osborne, Arthur, Sherman Hotel. Osborne, George, Masonic Blk., 309 Cordova St. Owens, John, King Edwards Hotel. Pack, Wm.. Henry, 527 Richards Pad'iey, Alfred, 1205 Seymour St. Padmore, Richard AVm., Hotel -Winters. Page, Patrick, Astor Hotel. Paunatary, Mark Preston, Cor, Smithe and Granville Sts. Palmer, Albert Thomas, Clarence Hotel. Palmer, Fredk., 217 Cordova St. Palmer, Fred. Albert, 61S Howe St. Paone, Antony, 1268 Richards St. Paris, George, 252 Hastings St. Park, Arthur, Grandview Hotel. Parker, John, Commercial Hotel. Parker, AVm., Room 65, Victoria Bldg. ParsonH, Alfred 137 Robson St. Paton, John it., Room 44, Fairfield Bldg. . Patterson, Henry, Royal Hotel. Patterson, Hugh McDonald, Austins Hotel. Patterson, Win. Henry, No. 2 Fire- hall, Seymour St. Pattison. Norman Grant, 329 Dunsmuir St. Paul, AA'm. McDonald, 629 Homer 'St. Pavey, John, 557 Richards St. Pawsey, Alfred J., 601 Davie St. Pearl, Horatio DeLong, Hotel Vancouver. Pearl. John, 1231 Homer St., Rear. Pears, Richard Wm., 776 Homer -St. Pearson, Horiss G��������� Commercial Hotel. Pearson, John Alfred, 614 Hamilton St. Pearson, Joseph, 117 Pender St. Pease, Alfred McGowan, 713 Cambie St. Peden, Thos. Chas., Temperance Hotel, Water St. Peel, Wm. Wilfred, 410 Cordova St. Pegg, James, 717 Cambie St. Femberton, Daniel, 548 Cambie St. Pendred, Charles, 1283 Homer St., Rm. 1. , Pentecost, Richard, 721 Cambie > st. - ..-.-��������� Pennoyer, Oscar, 80|429 Ponder St W. Pepper, John Thos., Hotel Astor. Pepper, Samuel, 117 Pender St; W. Percy, Thos., 621 Pacific St. Perkins, Harry, Hotel Vancouver. Perrin, Alfred, 512 Dunsmuir St. Perry, Arthur Townsend, Sherman Hotel. Peter. Alexander, 635 Richards St. Peterkin. Albert, Waldorf Rooming House. Peters; Chas., 854 Granville St. Peters, John Nelson, 117 Pender St., Rm. 4. Peters, Robert. 311 Cordova St. W. Peterson, Arthur, 916 Seymour St Peterson, Chas., 1372 Seymour St. Peterson, Christian, 136 Water St. Peterson, Gilbert Laurence, 550 Howe St. Petrie, James, 617 Homer St. Pettifer. Chas., 153 Hastings St. Peverell, Francis Russell, 667 C3.111 t)lc St Phelen, Michael, 727 Hamilton St. Phelps, Maurice A., 822 Granville St. Phillips, Arthur Philip, 40S Robson St Phillips, Chas. Rowlinson, Lighthouse Hotel. Phillips. Gordon WTest, Hotel Quinte. Phillips, Harry Percival, 1028 Howe St. Phillips, Joseph Eva, Clarence Hotel. Phillips, Thos. Wh., 165 Pender St. W. Philp, John, Arale Hotel, Granville ���������St. Phipps. Frank Chas., 136 Hastings St. Pickerill, AVm., 776 Homer St. Pickup, John Henry Lonsdale, Sherman House. Piers, Claude Shute Barrington, 1059 Richards St. Pike, Wm., 1247 Homer St., Rm. 9 Pine, Fredk., 600 Robson St Piper, Chas. Henry, 771 Homer St. Plaistow, Wm., 728 Homer St. Plows, Chas. A:, Leland Hotel. Plows, Wm, James, 637 Seymour St. Podger, Chas., 152 Hastings^ St. Polens, Adolf, 1206 Seymour si. Pollard, Arthur Henry, 170 Water St Pollock. David Cameron, 410 Pender St. Pollock, John, 652 Smithe St. Pollock, Roderick, 834 Seymour St. ~Pomfret;~Albeif,~708~RiCharas"St7 Pomfret Albert, 70S Richards St. Poole, Henry Otto, Astor Hotel. Poole, Henry Otto, 7S3 Homer St. Pooley, Ernest Alfred, 853 Cambie St. .. . - ' Porter, Chas. Dickinson, 1291 Seymour St. Porter. B'red Anthony, 136 Cordova St. Portwood, AVm, Joseph, Merchants Hotel. Potter. Chas., 635 Richards St. Potter, Edgar Richard, 1144 Richards St. Totter, Richard, 1144 Richards St. Potts, James;Gray, 417 Granville v St Potts, Percival Rowland, 960 Seymour St. Poulton, Robert John, Commercial Hotel. Powers, Albert Edward. 525 Homer St Powers. John J.. 917 Homer St. Pratt, Joseph, 801 Richards St. ��������� Precious, Wm. Henry, 536 Cambie Prendiville. Edward, Room 23, Williams Bldg., Granville St. Prentice, Alex. Nellson, Hotel Astor. Prentice, David, 731 Hamilton St. Price. Richard, 214 Water St Priddis. Samuel Geo., 712 Nelson St 1 Prlestman, John. 613 Pacific St. Prime, Wm. Arthur. 834 Seymour St. Prlngle. Geo., 402 Cambie St Prltchard, Stewart, 444 Georgia St. Prittle, Wilmot, S. D., Cor. Cambie and Dunsmuir Sts. Prout, John A., Cecil Rooming House. Prowse, Albert Sam Whitchurch, 957 Richards St. Prowse, Jesse. 966 Seymour St. Pye, Wm. Duncan, Edward Hotel. Pyne, Richard, Astor Hotel. Quayle, Wm., Edward Hotel. Queen, Chas. Lockhart, AA'averley Hotel. Quigley. John. 310 Water St. Quipp. Chas., 745 Dunsmuir St. Rae, Frank, Arlington Hotel. Rae. Henry. 717 Hamilton St. Raelman. Geo., 827 Richards St Ralph, Ross James, Hotel Ralph. Ramsay. David, Home Blk., Hastings St Randall, Joseph, Eagle Hotel. Randolph, Albert. 1362 Howe St. Ranson. Whitwell Henry, Metro- pole Hotel. - Rathgeber, Fritz. Cor. Davie and Richards St. Rawding. Geo. Parks, 681 Cambie St. Ray, Frederick. Winters Hotel. Reading. Leonard Herbert, 1327 Granville St. Redpath, Frederick. 104 Beattie St Reed, Chas., Sherman Hotel. Reed, Henry, 170 Cordova St Reed, Henry Heurtley, 406 Homer St Reed. James Clarkson, Tourist Hotel. Reed, Joseph Patrick, 748 Rich- , ards St Reod, Joseph Patrick, 748 Richards St,7 NO. 3S46. 3847. 3850. 3852. 3854. 3S55. 3S56. 3S57. 3S59. 3S61. 3865. 3866. 3867. 3874. 3875. 3878. 387S. 3S79. 3SS0. 3882. 3883. 3SS4. 3SS5. 3SSC. 38S7. 3888. 3S89. 3890. 3891. 3896. 3S98. 3899. 3902.s 3903. 3904. 3906. 3912. 3913. 3914. 3915. 3919. 3922. 2924. 3926. 3927. 3934. 3935. 3940. 3942.. 3943. 3945. 3946. 3948. 3949. 3950. 3951. 3954. 3956. 3957. 3968. 3959. 3961. 3962. 3967. 3968. 3972. 3973. 3975. 3976. 3977. 3981. 3983. 3984. 3985. 3989, 3990. 3996. 3997. 3998. 4001. 4002. 4003. 4066. 4067. 4012. 4013. 4017. 4020. 4023. 4025. 4027. 4031. 4033. 40367 4037. 4039. 4040. 4042. 4044. 4.0.5.2.. 4054. 4058. 4059. 4061. 4062. 4066. 1067. 4068. PLACE. Heurtley, 406 Homer David Oliver, 640 Granville John Monus, Delmonico NO. 4159. 4160. 4161. 4164. 4166. 416S. 4169. 4172. 4173. 4174. 4176. 4177. 4178. 4179. 1183. 4184. 4185. 4187. 1190. 4191. 4193. 4194. 4196. 4197. 4198. 4200. 4202. 4204. 4206. 4207. 4209. 4210. 4212. 4213. 4215. 421G. 4218. 4219. 4220. 4221. 4222. 4223. 4227. NAME. Reed, Wm, St. Reea St. Reeves Hotel Reid, Elias Wm., 737 Beattie St. Reid, James, Australian Hotel. Reid, John, Sherman Hotel. Reid, Joseph, 104 Georgia St. Reid, Joseph, Hotel Astor. Reid, Robert Ralton. Hotel Astor. Reimon, Joseph Christopher, Waldorf Rooms. Rennie, James, 119 Pender St. Rennie, AVm., 497 Smythe St. Reynard, George, 867 Hamilton .. 'St. ���������- '.''��������� ��������� : ' : .'������������������������������������-.., Reynolds, Samuel, 576 Cambie St. . Reynolds,"Wm:, 167 Cordova St. Reynolds, Wm., Merchants Hotel. Risch, George, 820 Granville St Rice, Frank, 310 Water St. Rice, Wrm., Australian Hotel- Richards. Ernest Frank George, 410 Robson St. - Richards. Frank Graham, Strathcona Blk., Granville St. Richards, George David, 1256 Seymour St. Richards. AValter, 411 Nelson St. Richards, AVm. Austin Swain, Strathcona Blk., Granville St. Richardson, Albert Edward, 446 Pender St Richardson, Edmund A., AValdorf Rooms. Richardson, John Hilliard, Cor. Robson and Granville Sts. Richardson, Thos., 319* Hustings St. Ridout, AA'alter Albert, 534 Cambie St. Rlgby, James, 557 Richards St Ringsford. Richard Arthur, 715 Seymour St Ripley, AVm., St. Ermins Hotel, Hastings St. Ritchie, John, 3 37 Hastings St. Ritchie, John A., 228 Georgia St. Ritt, Wm., St. Francis Hotel. Robb, Arthur Erwin, 440 Richards St- Robert, Arthur, 612 Pender St. Roberts, Albert, 314 AVater St. Roberts, Chas., 104 Beattie St. Roberts, Chas., 809 Cambie St Roberts, John AVesley, 511 Richards St. Robertson, Chas. Carswell, Waverley. Hotel. Robertson, Donald, 656 Richards St. ., " '��������� Robertson, John, 309 Cordova St. Robertson, John Alex. Fred, Co lonial Hotel, Granville St, Robinson, Arthur Thomas, Australian Hotel. 14228. Robinson, Ezra McRae, 307 Pen- 4229. der St. Robson. Fred. George, 108 Geor- 4230. gia St, 4233. Robson, John Henry, 548 Nelson St 4234. Robson, Thos. Richardson, 723 Seymour St " 4235. Rodgers, Rodger, 635 Davie St. 4236. Rodgers, Win. John, Albany Rooms. ' 4237. Rogers, John,' Sherman Hotel. 4238. Rogers, Lincoln. 358 Hastings St. Rogers, Peter, 710 Hamilton St. 4240. Rolph, Arthur Francis, 1115 Rich- 4244. ards St 4245. Ronald, Wm., Hotel Vancouver. Roper, Arthur. Hotel Astor. 4247. Roper. Frank George, 311 Cordova St. W. 4249. Roper, Fred. Smalwood, Waverley Hotel.- 4260. Rose, Harry James, 546 Hamilton St. 4252. Rose, Hugh, 725 Church St. 4263. Rose, John, 789 Granville St. 4254. Ross, Alex. Cameron, Sherman 7 Hotel. 4255. Ross, Andrew, 747 Cambie St. Ross, Chas. L.. 441 Robson St., 4257. Ross, Donald Alex., 623 Seymour St. 4259. Ross, Francis Miller, 167 Hastings St. 4260. Ross, George T��������� Tale Hotel. Ross, Horatio Nelson, Vancouver 4262. Hotel. 4263. Ross, Neil. 1146 Granville St. 4266. Ross, Robin De Mille, 1020 Howe St. 4266. Ross, Thomas, 715 Cambie St. 4267. Ross, Wm., 1020 Howe St. Rothery, Joseph Newton, 24 Waver- 4269. ley Hotel. 4271. Rothnay, George, 532 Seymour St. Rowlands, John Kdward, 743 4373 Drake St. ��������� 4274 Rowlstone. Sidnev Henry John Staines, 330 Homer St 4276. Roxburg. Alfred. 543 Hamilton St. 4277. Ruddy. Wm., Marquam Hotel. Rumble, Thomas, 626 Cordova St. 1279. AV. Russell, Andrew, 331 Robson St. 428O Sear, John, 717 Cambie St. Seater, Andrew, Commercial Hotel. 4281. Water St. 4283. Rutherford, James. 1164 Richards 4>jj(; St. - Rye. Fredk., 730 Nelson St. 4->g7 Sage, George. 625 Granville St. ,: Samson, John Evans, 666 Hamil- 4288 ton St. 4291. Sassiville, Chas.. 728 Homer St. Saunders, Henry John, 4 Pacific 4994 St. Sayer, Arthur, 721 Beattie St. .jogg Scarlett Robt. Kossuth, 428 Hast- ' ings St. 4298. Scarth, Avery Henry, Carter Ho., ��������� Water St. 4300 NAME. PLACE. Sloper, Matthew Fillmore, Grand- view Hotel. Smaill, Arthur James, 116 Hast- - ings St. AV. Small, Wm., 1287 Richards St. Smallpiece, Albert Edward, 71S Beatty St. Smeaton. Chas. Edward, 871 Granville St. Sineeth, Chas., Tale Hotel. Smethurst,���������', Robt Gladstone, 870 Richards St. 7 Smith, Alfred Arthur, 1327 Granville St. 7 -7 v Smith, Alfred Thos., 1327 Gran- vine St. Smith, Alohzo, 256 Georgie St. Smith, Andrew; Clarence Hotel. Smith, Chas. Ernest, 913 Richards St. Smith, Chas. James, 682 Homer St. Smith, Edgar, The Maples, How* : st Smith, Frank Alfred, 668 Hastings -��������� -St.-. Smith, Fredk; A, Waverley Hotel. Smith, Freeman, Hubert, 872, Homer St Smith. Geo. Cottreal, Hotel Van- , couver. Sinitii, Harry, Sherman Hotel. Smith, Henry, Cecil Hotel. Smith, Henry Badeley, Hotel Metropole. Smith, Henry Ward, 541 Hamilton Smith, Herbert 312 AVater St. Smith, James, 670 Richards St. Smith, James Edward, 754 Draks St. Smith, John, Austins Hotel. Smith, Joseph, 308 AVater St. Smith, Joseph, 876 Aichards St Smith, Joseph Richard, 710 Cambie St . Smith, Joseph S., 653 Cambie bt Smith, Percy.,657 Richards St Smith, Peter, 581 Richards St. Smith, Reginald John, 541 Hamilton St., Smith, Richard, Lighthouse Hotel. Smith, Robert Joseph, 506 Smythe Smith, Robert M.', 917 Richards St Smith, Sydney AVest, 1327 Granville St. Smith, Thomas. 236 Georgia St Smith, Thomas Garden, 527 Richards St. Smith, Thomas Walter McEwen, Astor Hotel. Smith, Valdiel, Merchants Exchange. Smith, AValter Chester, 897 Seymour St Smyth, Fred. Bowyer, Tempe������- ance Hotel. Smith, Harvey, 576 Cambie St. Snelcer, George Henry, Inglesld* Rooms, 313 Cambie St. Snell, Arthur, 1247 Homer St. ;Snodgrass, Thomas John, 170 Cordova St. Snowdon, Campbell Camlllus, St Francis Hotel. Sohier, Wm; 1247 Homer St. Somervllle, James Douglas, Waverley Hotel. Somervllle, John, Edward Hotel. Song, Ewart Elliott, 641 Homer St.- Sothern, Fredk.. 636 Cambie St. Southworth. John, 700 Cambie St Spaord. Joseph Martin, 129 Robson St. Sparkmun, Wm. Joseph, 246 Robson St Sparrow, Michael, 310 Dunsmuir St. Sparrows, Angus Chas., Victoria Ho., Homer St. Spearln, John, Leland Hotel. Spedding, Chas., 909 Pacific St. Speechly. Walter Chas., 863 Richards St. Speed, Harry Delvineale, Lighthouse Hotel. Spence, John Anderson, 771 Seymour St. Spence, Robert, Revere Ho., Cordova St. Spence, Robert Anderson, 771 Seymour St. Spencer, Renest, 147 Hastings St. Spencer, Jas. Clark, Tale Hotel. Spittale, Thomas, 913 Granville St.-7 ��������� Sponge, Chas. John. 742 Nelson St Sprague, Henry. Abbott and Water Sts Spratt, Thos., 817 Richards St. Sprlngett, Bernard, 644 Seymour St. Springett. Jesse, 801 Seymour St. Springle, Edwin, 1339 Richards St. Squires, Samuel, 311 Cordova St. Stalkey, John James, 527 Richards St. Stanbrough, Henry Hugh, 314 Water St. Stan fer, Tiios. James, Lighthouse Hotel. Stanley, Anthony, 113 Cordova St. Stanley, Joseph, 738 Hamilton St /Starkey, Kenelm Edward D. St John, 519 Hamilton St St. Clare, Cyril Wm., Regent Hotel. Stead, Walter. 533 Seymour St. Steele, James Franklin, 727 Richards St. ������ Steen, Hugh Harris, 317 Georgia St. Stoets, Chas. Wm., 579 Richards St. Sleeves, Lotan Joshua, 822 Granville St Stelnburg, Harry, Sherman House. Schmehl. AA'm.. 1138 Seymour St. {4301. St'enhous'e, Adaiii Arch., 142 Nel- UnlinAViiai* T.si ii-thi 1 9 9fl lira nvlllo . ..A_ est. 4069. 4075. 4079. 40S1. 4085. 4086. 4090. 4092. 4093. 4094. 4095. 4096. 4097. 4098. 4101, 1102. 4106. 4107. 4108. 4109. 4110. 4111. 4112. 4114. 4117. 4118. 4120. 4121. 4122. 4123. 4124. 4125. 4127. 4134. 4138. 4140. 4141. 4143. 4144. 4145. 4147. 4150. 4153. 4154. 4155. 415S. 4311. Schneyder, Louis, 1226 Granville- St. - 14302. Sootney, Harry, 67S Homer St. {4305 Seotney, Matthew, 525 Homer St; j Scott, Chas. Alfred, 636 Richards ] 4306 St. lo Scott, David. 520 Richards St. J4309 Scott, Jas. Walter-Montague, Cor.; Hamilton and Robson Sts. Scott, John Gordon, 629 Cambie ���������St. Scott, Thomas, 822 Howe St. Scott, Thomas Peers, Metropole Hotel. Scrlmes, Ernest Fred, 670 Hamilton St. Scrivener; Ralph John, Tourist Hotel. ear. John, 717 Cambie St. ������ eater, Andrew, Commercial Hotel. Seater, Daniel Henry, Commerctal Hotel. Sells, Samuel Gee, Hotel Edward, Water St. Seneca.l, Charles, 946 Howe St. Shanks, Fred Nelmsley, 917 Seymour St. Shannon, Alex. Patrick, 889 Seymour St Sharp, Wm., 925 Granville St Sharrocks, Wm., Herbert, 877 Hamilton St. Shaw. Albert, 528 Seymour St Shaw, Clifford 8., 632 Hamilton St Shaw, Fred, 960 Granville St Shaw, James, 1247 Homer St; Rtn. 16. Shaw, John, 520 Homer St. Shaw, Robert, Astor Hotel. Shaw, Robert, 216 Water St Sliaw, William, 877 Richards feu Shearer, Robert Lemon, 773 Richards St. Shearne, Frank Bertram, 783 Homer St Shelton, Arthur Edwin, St Francis Hotel. Shepard. Edwin Jerome, 856 Seymour St. Shepherd, George Bernard, 628 Cordova St. AV. Shepherd, Harry, 776 Homer St Shepherd, Roy. 776 Homer St. Sheppard. Frank Stuart. 776 Seymour St Sherlock, Ethelberti 813 Seymour .." St. !| Sherman. Arthur, Astor Hotel. Shilvock. Leonard. 300 Howe St. Shimmen, James, 525 Richards St. Shore, Albert Edward, 700 Cambie St. P'mrt i^lgar, Astor Hotel. Short, Harry, Australian Hotel. Short, John Falkner, 773 Richards St Shouldice, Walter Findlay, 1071 GranVllle St Shuttleworth, Alfred, Dunsmuir St. Sidesworth. Thos.. 522 Homer St Simon. Ralph, 1257 Richards St. Simpson, John, 705 Cambie St. Simpson, John Henry Victor, 741 Hamilton St. Simpson. Roger Wm., S20 Richards St. Simson, Henry John, 1158 Howe St. Sinclair, James Joseph. 533 Seymour St. Sinclair, Johtio Muir, 410 Cordova St. Sinclair, Wm., S42 Hamilton St Skiner, Robt. Largue,. 420 Nelson St.- '' Slack. Geo.. 154 Water St Slack. James, 1304 Seymour St. Sladen. Harold Godwin. Waverlev Hotel. " S'"*n.:Thos. Francis, 569 Seymour ..St, . _._ I I ������������������! M> son St. Stephen, Alexander, 620 Homer St. Stephens, Richard, 507 Richards St. Stephenson, James, Australian Hotel. Stepler, .Tames Eainson, Spencer Stevens, Alfred Ralph, Hotel Metropole. 4312. Stevens, Fred. James, 541 Homer St. 4313. Stevens, Walter C. Hotel Quinte, Cordova St. 4316. Stewart, Colin. Australian Hotel. 431S. Stewart, Harry, 913 Richards St 4319. Stewart, Henry Cornwall, Cbs- mopolitan Hotel. 4320. Stewart, Jack L., St. Francis Hotel. 4321. Stewart, James, 617 Hamilton St. 4322. Stewart, Jas Franklin, 780 Rleh- , ards St. 4326. Stewart, John A. Lawrence, St Francis Hotel. 4325. Stewart, John Thos., Bridge Car, end of Cambie St 4327. Stewart, Norman Garfield, - 7sw Hamilton St. 4329. Stewart, Robt Grant, 1076 Rich- - ards t. 4330. tewart. Samuel Dinsmore, Hotel Arancouver. 4332. Stewart, Wm., Marnnam Hotel. 4335. St George, Wm., 438 Helmcken St. 4340. Stlrsky. Joseph Frank, 854 Hamilton St. 4342. St. John. Alphonse Spencer, 877 Richards St. 4343. Stoffcl, Albert Martin, 767 Rich- , ards St ' " 4344. Stohlberg, Arthur Albins, 889 Homer St 4346. Stone, Fred. Warren, 819 Granville St 43IK. Stones, Fredk.. 536 Robson St. 4350, Stone, Lewis Walter, 549 Cambie St. 4354. Stott, Edward, 1190 Granville Mansions. 4355. Stow, John A., 570 Seymour St. 4359. Stracey. Algernon Henry, Granville Mansions. 4360. Strang. Claude Molvin, Hotel Leland. i' . 4361.- Stranks, John. 532 Homer St 4362. Stratford. Hugo Campbell, 700 Cambie St ,4364. Street, Wm. Merritt, 1283 Homer St., Rm. ,2. 4365. Strome, Abraham D.. 164 Water St. 4370. Stuart. Wm., 569 Hamilton St 4373. Suckling. Fred. F��������� St. Francis Hotel. 4374. Sufflll, AVm. James, 1262 Richards St. 4375.Sugden. Oscar. 617 Hamilton St. 4375. Sullivan, John Joseph, Astor Hotel. I . 4379. Sullivan. Michael, 1798 Granville ��������� St. - t 43S0. Siimmerfield. Jas. Thos., The Maples, Howe St. -.,..-. 4382. Summer. George James,, 856 Richards St 43S3. Sumpt'er, John, Eagle Hotel. 43SG. Surtless. Ellis Hubert Hvraan, 541 Homer St 43S7. Susiiar, Alex.. 1205 Homer St. 43S9. Sutherland, Frank, 863 Richards St. 43S2. Sutherland, John. 310 Water St. 4393. Sutherland. John James, 776 Seymour St. 4394. Sutherland. John Wallace, Tage Blk.. Granville St 4396. Rwadling, Wm.. 3165 Richards St- 4398. Swallow, Edgar Dawson, Hotel A'ancouver. ������������������'���������������������������������������������'. (Continued on Page 12) y7 12 THE WESTERN CALL Provincial Elections Act (Continued from Page 11) 4399. Swan, George, Pender St.,'between Seymour and Granville. 4402. Swanson, Justus, 115 Cordova St. 4407. Sym'ons, Louis P., Hotel St. Francis. ' 4409. Tait, Arthur AVm., 720 Granville" St. 4413. Tait, Thos. Hilton, 834 Seymour St. 4415. Tailon, Harry, 540 Richards St. 4418. Tanner, Leonard, S56 Homer St. 4419. .Tanton, Bradford, 527 Richards St. 4122. Taylor, Alex.. Barrio, 330 Dunsmuir Chas., 901 Seymour St. Chas. Reginald, 719 Ham- Geo. Aubrey, 856 Sey- Livingstone, Australian Tanner Tanton Taylor, St. 4423. Taylor, 4424. Taylor, ilton St.. 4425. Taylor, Dan, Comemrcial Hotel. 4427. Taylor, Edgar, 322 Pender St. 4428. Taylor. Fredk., Corner Robson and Granville Sts. 4429. Taylor. Fredk., 1OS0 Howe St. 4430. Taylor, George Nelson, 400 Cordova 4436. Taylor, Newton Fuller, 81.0 Robson St. 4438. Taylor, AA'm., C. P. R. Depot. 4442. Tee/.e, Samuel Thos., Golden Gate Hotel. 4443. Tegeler, Chas. John, 769 Cambie St. 4444. Telford,. Thos.. 310 AVater St. 4445. Tcmpleton, John Saxby, 1336 Gran ville St. 4446. Tennant, Albert Harry, 1304 Howe St. 4448. Terry, Thos. Leonard, Cascado Rooms. 4450. Thorn, Ales., Imperial Bile, Granville St. 4454. Thomas, James, 776 Homer St. 4457. Thomas, Philip AVm., 748 Richards St. 4458. Thomas, Sydney, 728 Homer St. 4459. Thomas, AVm. Nelson, 357 Cordova St. 4464. Thompson, Fred. Wm., Windsor Hotel. 4465. Thompson, Geo., Australian Hotel. 4466. Thompson, Geo. Alex., 1015 Gran ville St. 4467. Thompson, mour St. 4472. Thomason, Club. 4471. Thompson, Philip Nairn, Cor. Howe and Pender Sts. 4476. Thompson, Thomas, Delmonico Hotel. 4478. Thompson, AA'm. John, 1290 Howe St. 4479. Thompson, Wm. John, 144 Cordova St. 4480. Thomson, Wm. Robert, 521 Beattie St. ' ��������� 4482. Thomson, Alex., 665 Hamilton St. 4484. Thomson, John, 872 Seymour St. 4485. Thomson, John James, 514 Homer St. :. \ 4486. Thomson. John Keeler, Cor. Robson and Homer Sts. ? 4487. Thomson, John Bask, Scow House, AA'allace's Yards. ' 4489. Thomson, AVm. Burrett, 445 Pender St. 4490. Thomson, AA'm. Taylor, 683 Hamil ton St. 4493. Thornton, John, 911 Homer St. 4494. Thorpe, Hills, 700 Granville St. 4496. Thynne, Chas., 848 Seymour St. 4502. Tindale, Fred. John, Arlington House. 4503. Tindall, David. Carter House. 4506. Tingley, ��������� Joseph, 717 Hamilton-St. 4509, Tobin, AA'alter, 1200 Granville St. 4510, Todd, Arthur, 1508 Seymour St. 4514. Tompkins, Thos., Joseph, Astor , Hotel. 4515. Topham, Harry, 542 Georgia St. 4516. Topham. Harry Willows, 710 Sey- mour St. '4517. Torey, Harvey, 850 Richards St. 4519. Tcrrangeau,, Fredk.,110 Pender' St. 4520. Towler, Chits. AVm., 857 Hamilton St.- ��������� 4521. Towler, Fredk., 312 Water St. 4523, Townsend, tAeo. Ernest, Board of Trade.--.������������������ ��������� 4527. Tralu* .Adam Catrns, Sherman. Hotel. ���������-.-;.-..: ::- ���������'-���������: ."W ��������� 4530. Trendale, James Wyatt,' 660 Gran- ville7St 7 7 '--���������.'.:������������������< -; -������������������ .'������������������'������������������.' 4531. Trigg. James, 560 Richards St. ;_��������� 4532. Trodd, Ambrose George Philip, 528 Seymour St. ' : - 4533. Trotter, Joseph Roland, 129 Robson St;' ' ��������� - : '.j- 4537. .Truman, Edward Howard, ,1283 Richards St. 4541. Tudgar, Alfred, 220 Robson St. 4542. Tuffard, Omar, 540 Homer St. 4547. Tupper, Wm. Thomas, 1301 Seymour St. '.-���������;.- " '"'���������_' 7 ���������:.'���������' ':-. 4549. Turnbull, David, 136 Water St. 4550. Turnbull, Frederick, 531 Hamilton St '"'���������'. ��������� .������������������������������������''. ..���������.���������...:���������--������������������'���������'��������� 4552. Turnbull, Wm., Edward' Hotel. Cordova St 7.-������c 4554. Turner, Arthur Harry, 776 Seymour St. 455Y. Turner, Duncan, 816 Homer St. 4559. Turner, Edwin, 783 Hower St. 4560. Turner, Geoffrey Surtees, 441 Sey mour St. 4561. Turner, Geo. Anthony, 621 Hamil ton St. 4562. Turner, James H. B., 280 Pei\der St ���������' 4567. Turner, Tnos. Trival, 116 Water St. 4570. Turner, Wm. Herbert, 741 Cambie st y 4571. Turrett, Joseph, Temperance Ho tel. 4572. Tuson, Arthur, 1231 Homer St.' 4576. Tutt, Arthur James, 1372 Seymour St. 4578. Tuttle. John Thompson, St. Ermln, Hastings St. 4583. Upton, Percy, 873 Cambie St. 4584. Urquhart. Geo. Thomas, 161 Hast ings St. . 4586. Usher, James Oliver, Eagle Hotel. 4587. Utter, Chas., 816 Seymour St. 4589. Valentine, Thos. Geo., Edward Hotel, Water St. 4591. Vance, Frank. 117 Pender St. 4593. Vance, John Fleming C. Brown, 947 -Richards- St/^--^^---=-^^v^^^^ 4594. Vance, Thos. Law, 411 Nelson St. Vann, King, 663 Cambie St. NO. 472-' 172 4728. 4730. 4732. 4739. 4740. 4742. 4744. 4752. 4753. 4761. 4762. 4765. 4769. 4771. 4773. 4774. 4780. 4783. 4784. 4786. 4787. ���������1788. 4790. 1794. 4796. 4798. 4799. 4800. 4805. 4806. 4809. 4810. 4812. 4814. 4817. 4818. 4820. 4821. 4822. 4826. 4827. 4828.- 4829v 4833., NAME. PLACE. V '-ib, Fred. Harold, Leland Hotel. AA jbb, Fred. Thos., 542 Georgia St. Webb, A'incent Dean, ,629 Richards ������������������St. Weeclen, Ernest, 72S Granville St. Weeks, Maurice, .Pacific Rooming House. ' ' ��������� Weldon, John Andrew, Vancouver' Hotel. AA'elfare, Bertram, 628 Homer ,jt. Wellman, Thos. James, Leland Hotel. Wells, Ford Edward, 683 Hamilton St. West, Harry Rolfe, Astor Hotel. AVest, John, Cor. Cordova and Cambie Sts. . AVestrand, Chas. Robt., 563 Hamilton St. Westmater,. Thos., 756 Richards St. Wethers, Joseph George, 521 Hamilton St. Wharton, Harlland, 695 Richards St. . Wheildon,' Ernest, 117 Pender St., Rm. 22. AVhitaker, Cecil Alfred, Waldorf Hotel. White, Andrew, 107 Hastings St. White, George, 743 Cambie St. AA'hitc, John Write, 814 Richarcs St. AVhite, Samuel. 259 Pender St. AVhltc, AA'm., 154 Water St. AVhite. AVm. John, Edward Hotel. AVhitehead, Ernest, Rm. 11 Holland Blk., Cordova St. Whltchouse, Chas, Stephen, 721 Beattie St. Whitlaw, Daniel Holt, 114 Beattie St. AVhyte, Thomas, Clarence Hotel. AVie.se, Rudolph N., 711 Church St. Wiggins, Munro Charters, 349 Homer St. AVight. Frank, 975 Granville St. Wilkinson, Trevore, Victoria Hotel, Homer St. AA'ill, Alex. Grant, Commercial Hotel. AViliiam, Lewis B., 559 Granville St. AVilliams, Alfred, 1247 Homer St., Rm. 9. AVilliams, David Bertie, 540 Homer St. AVilliams, Fred. Chas., 328 Hastings St. . AVilliams, Guy L., 804 Homer St. Williams, Harry, Sherman Hotel. Williams, James, Austin House. Williams, James Franklin, 987 Seymour St. AVilliams, James Fred., 626 Homer St. , Williams, Joseph Alfred, 841 Granville St. Norman Joseph, Butler 4596. 4597. 4598. 4599. Varnev, George. 700. Cambie St. Varty, Mark, 776^ Seymour St. Vass, Wm. Herbert, 574 Seymour St.- Vernon, Chas. Harry, Granville "P3.l3.CP '^~i Vescott, Alfred, Albany Rooms, Granville St. Vickery, John Sampson, 990 Seymour St. Vincent, Albert Arthur, 160 AVater St. 4608.Vincent. Patrick, 1331 Richards St. 4609. Vincent, Robt., 1363 Richards St. ., 4610. Vineombe. James. 552 Granville St, 4611. A'insori, John, AA'inters Hotel. V-crler. Edmund Russell, Quinte Hotel 4834. 4835. 4S39. 4843. 4844. 4846. 4849. 4852. 4853. 4854. 4856. 4857. 4860. 4861. 4863. . 4868.- 4869. 4871. 4875. 4878; 4879. 4881.' 4883. 4885. 4886. 4890. 4892. 4899. 4900. 4903. 4904. 4905. 4908. 4911.. 4912. 4913. 4917. 4918. 4fl?0. 4923. 4924. 4925/ 4927.. 4932. 4934. 4938. 4940. 4941. 4942. 4946. 4948. 4954. 4955. 4958. 28 Seymour St., Glendower, 407 George, ���������Hotel John, 149 4601. 4602. 4605. 4606. 4613. 4614. Williams, Hotel. Williams, Owne, t Cabin 3. Williams, Owen Robson St. Williams, AValter Vancouver. Williamson,' Herbert Hastings St. AV. Williamson, John, Western Hotel. Willis, George Alex., 334 Robson St. AVilson, Alfred,. Vanco.iiver. Hotel. AA'ilson, Caldwell, Hotel Metropole. Wilson, Chas. Fred., 756 Richards St. Wilson, Fred A., 331 Robson St. AVilson, Gordon, 436 Hastings St. Wilson, Grierson, 743. Hamilton St. Wilson, James, Oriental Hotel. Wilson, John. Edward Hotel. Wilson, John Carandini, Western Club. .Wilson, Lincoln F��������� Hotel Vancouver. - Wilson, Oscar, 407 Cordova St. W. AVilson, Richard, Western .Hotel. AVilson; Wm., Commercial Hotel. AVilson, ���������AVm., 765 Cambie St. " Winclross, AVm. John, 979 Richards ��������� st. ���������-. ��������������������������������������������� ���������'"--���������' Wishart, David, 1327 Granville St. Witter; Samuel Edgar, 1129 Homer St. ��������� ; ��������� ������������������'������������������ ' " Wittbn,' James Dodson, St. Francis Hotel..; Wollenden. Allah, 986 Howe St. Wood, Alfred Chas., 757 Richards . ��������� St. v.- Wood, Chas., 715 Beattie St. Wood, Chas. Hamilton, 301 Pender St. :-��������� Wood; Joseph, AA'inters Hotel. Wood, Thos.' AVm.y625 Hamil '- st...-- -,'.������������������ -" -������������������'������������������-.-. Woods, Wm., Western Hotel. Woodside, Chessie Orwell, 538 Georgia St. Woodward, Donald, Anderson, Cor., Hastings and Abbott Sts. Woodward, Joseph, Carter House. Woodworth, James Henry, 832 Howe St. *. Wooldridge, Geo., Eagle Hotel. Worden, Wm. Maurice, 308 Cordova St. W: ... Work, James Reginald, 727 Richards ���������st/ .������������������������������������.-. AVornals, Aubrey, 730 Cambie St. Wright George Nelson, 1079 Seymour St. Wright, Henry, Colonial Hotel. , "Wright, Isaac,-700 Cambie St. Wright, Joseph Moody, 422 Davie St. ���������'-,. 7 Wright, Lewis A., St. Francis Hotel. , Wright, MurraycHoraee, 1145 Richards St. AVright, Wavman, 129 Robson St. Wyatt, Chas. F., 986 Seymour St. AA'vlie, James A., Astor Hotel. Yates, Wm. John, Home Blk. ���������.., York, Mather, Austins Hotel. Young, Albert AV., Regent Hotel. Young, Alex., C. P. R. Bridge Car, Cambie St. Young, Edgar Jepson, Clarence Hotel, Pender St. Young, Frank, 111 Pender St. ���������4949i==Young,=lJ.ohn,^86).=Cambie^..St..._^.. ���������,_ 4953. Young, Thos., 204 Hastings St. ~W7 Young, Thos., 200 Hastings St. W, Young, William, Regent Hotel. Yuhn,. Wilhelm, 7S2 Homer St. Hamilton 27. 84. Waddell, Richard, Bridge Car End of Cambie St. 4615. Waddicer, Frederick. 678 T-Tom.er St. 4618. Wadeson. Frederick, Lighthouse Hotel. 4621. Wain, AA'allacc AA'alter, Regent Hotel. 4628. Waite, Wm., Richard, 1370 Seymour St. 4630. Walkem, Hugh Blake. T>f Fairfield P.Ik. 4631;������ Walker, Alex., 1014 Richards St. 4632. Walker. Bruce Stanley, 1280 Rich ards St. ���������>7 = 4633. Walker, Chas. Henry, 541 Homer St. 4634. AA'alker, Chas. Young, 334 Duns muir St. 4641. Walker. John, 776 Homer St., Room 11. 4645. Walker. Jos. M.. 238 Robson St. 4647. AA'alker, Thos. Clark, 927 Richards St. ��������� - 4649. Walker. Wm., 1200 Sevmour St. 4650. AA'alker. Wm. Laird, 830 Homer St. 4653. Wallace, John. 517 Hamilton St. ,4654. Wallace, John Miller, 621 Hamilton St. 4655. Wallace. Richard. 1242- Seymour St. 4656. Wallace, Walter Roman, The Ma ples. 4658. Wallace. William, 219 Cordova St. 4660. Walmsley, Frank Oglesby, Vancouver Hotel. ''- ���������4662. Walsh. Robert. 623 Hamilton St. 4666. Walters, John. 991 Richards St. -4667. Walton. Henry Bigelow, 864 Granville St. 4668. Walton. William. 960 Seymour St. 4669. Walworth,,,Clark Henry. 1785 Burn aby St. '4671. Waram, Garnet DesBrisay, 560 Howe St. 4G72. Waram, Porterfield, Commercial Hotet. 4673. Waram. Porterfield, Jr., 7S2 Homer St. 4R77. Ward, John, 752 Richards St. 4680. ;Ward, Richard Pefcv, Metropole Hotel. 4683. Wardrop, Richard James, 717 Cambie St. ^4688. Waters, Fred. Alex.. Clarence Hotel. 4S93. Watkins. Warren. 332 Water St. 4694. Watson, Charles Fred., 1090 Howe St. 4698. Watson, George, Regine Hotel, Water St. ,4706. Watson, Peter Harris, Merchants Exchange. Seymour St 4708. Watson, Robert 909 Homer St. *"���������*. vv?**.. Arthur. 706 Granville at 4720. Weatherby, Joseph, 542 Homer St. The following are the names reported deceased. 5. Abbott, Joseph Henry; SS3 Hamil- .' ton St. Aitken.' William, 856 Richards St. Anderson, Robert Alex., Pender Hotel. ..'��������������������������� Atkinson, Peter Henry, 584 ,Cambie st, .''-'������������������' ,-. ,; Belyea, Arthur Lewis, 320 Hastings St. -.. ��������� . Blaikie. James, Brunswick Hotel, Hastings St. ������������������ - Blaikie, James Graham, 747 Homer St. " Bradshaw, Henry, 723 Church St. Charles, Reginald Scott, lool Seymour, St. Crummer, Percy. 527 Hamilton St. Davies, Charles, 1041 Homer St. "c Dewar, Joseph, GS3 Hamilton St. Dobbin, George, C!i9 Gamble St. Dohertv, Joseph. 772 Richards St. I'.iohei-ty. Michael. 442 Pender St. Dubbiirlcy, "Joseph. . Priest, Cor. Seymour and Davie St. Foster, Chas. Wm.-, '877 Ham.lton St'. Jaeger, Reginald, Merchants Ex- ��������� change. Larwlll, Albert, Cambie Street Grounds. Lawrason, Joseph Nelson, 620 Hamilton St. Manzer, Chas. Oscar, 856 Seymour St. Marshal, Wm. Donald, Astor Hotel. Mathers Henry, 847 Homer St. McDonald, Duncan Alex., 670 Richards St. McNicol, John. 916 Seymour St. Simeson, John, 302 Dunsmuir St. AA'allace, Frederick, Merchants Exchange. AVatson. Chas. Milton, 1001 Richards St. Weston, Henry, '410 Pender St. 297. 367. 36S. 4SS. 795. 1077. 1143. 1203. 1238. 1249. 1250. 1284. 1592. 2328. 2584. 2C01. 2763. 2780. 2818. 3224. 3442. 4132. 4052. ���������4695. 4760. WASH 3. The following persons are reported absent from the district:' 1. Abbott, George, 522 Powell St. 4. Ackers, Fred.. 83 Cordova St. . 7. Adams, Frank. 235 Cordova St. E. 12. Adams, Wm. Morse, Barnard Castle Hotel, Powell. 14. Ahearn, Wm.. Columbia Hotel. 15. Aikins, AA'm.. Adam,. 261 A'ictoria Drive. 16. Ainger, Grant, Europe Hotel, Pow ell St. 17. Ainsworth, Harry, 717 Powell St., Room 9. 21. Alexander, Albert Harold, 1153 Hastings St. E. 23. Alexander, Horatio, Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. 26. Alexander. Robert , Campbell, 67 Hastings St. E. 27. Alexander, Wm. Harvey, 315 West minster Ave. 28. Allan. John Millis, Atlantic Hotel, 79 Cordova. 29. Allan, Matthew. 112 Abbott St. '30. Allan, *Tht>mai=,'Irving Hotel. NO. NAME. PLACE. 32. Allanby, Thomas AA'm., 400 Cordova St.. E. 33. Allen, Henry Francis, 1514 Powell St. ' .' ������������������;������������������, ������������������ 34. Allen, John, Atlantic Hotel. 37.-.-Allen-,- AVm. John, Rear 14 Cordova ��������� St. E. :'���������'.,. 39. Allison, Henry, kings Hotel, Car- . rail St. 40. Allton, Samuel Percy, Room 2, 219 Cordova St. E. 41. Amos, Andrew, 241 Hastings St. E.- 43.-- Anderson, Charles Albert, 331 Westminster Ave.. 45. Anderson, John, Alexandra Hotel. 47; Anderson, John, Queens Hotel, AA'estminster Ave. 50. Anderson, AViliiam, 110 Dunlevy Ave. ���������'��������� ' 52. Anderson, Wm. Chas. Martin, St. Clair Bldg., Hastings. 53. Andrew, Fred., 137 Hastings St. E. 55. Andrew, juees, 241 Carl Ave. 56. Andrew, Thomas, 241 Carl Ave. 57. Andrews, Alfred, 533 Cordova St. E. 58. Andrews, James Richard, 239 AVest- minster Ave. 61. Anthony, George Albert, 219 Cor dova St. E., Rm. 15. 62. Archibald, David, Empress Hotel. 63. Armitage, George, 343 Alexander St., Rm. 36. C4. Armour, David, 11 Salisbury Drive. 06. Armstrong, Albert, 78 Cordova St. E. 68. Armstrong, Robert, Europe Hotel, Powell St. 69. Armstrong, AA'tlliam. 732 Alexandra St. 70. Arnold, Arthur Corthandt, Barnard Castle Hotel. 72. Ash, Albert, Russ Motel. 73. Ash, William, Columbia Hotel. 75. Ashworth, Arthur, 117 Westminster Ave. 76. Ashworth, Richard, 19 Hastings St. AV. SO. Atkinson, Fredk. Wm., Terminus Hotel, Water St. 81. Atkinson. Harry, Alexander Hotel. 54. Austin, AA'm. Henry, 759 Hastings St. E. 55. Avon, Harry, Dunn Block, Room 26. 88. Ayliffe, Wm. Hale, 1100 Powell St. 89. Armour, Donald Lavln, 2240 Cam bridge St. 90. Babcock, De Wardo, 306 Cordova St. E. 93. Bailey, Henry, 1824 Pandora St. 98. Bain, Harry Newton, Secord Hotel. 100. Balrd, Thomas Henry, 112 Abbott ' St. 101. Baker, Albert, 2246 Pandora St. 102. Baker, Andrew, Bodega Hotel, Car- rail St. 103. Baker, Frank. Foreshore, Near Ross and* Howards Foundry. 104. Baker, Frank Hamilton, Cor. Pow ell and-'-Hawkes Ave. 105. Baker, George John, Queens Hotel; Rm. 7, Main St. 10S. Baldwin Howard Stanley, Alexandra Hotel. 109. Baldwin, Walter Thomas, 774 Al exandra St. ��������� - 110. Balfour, Duncan, Grand Hotel. 116. Band, John Duncan, 41 Hastings St. E. 117. Band, AA'm. Curtis, 41 Hastings St. E. ���������������������������������������������'-. 119. Banks, Benjamin, 67 Hastings St. E. ��������� ' 120. Banks, Edwards, Heatley Ave. and Water St. 121. Barber, Charles Arnold, 61 Cordova 'St. .-.-: 129. Baril, Noah, Europe Hotel. 130. Barker,! Barnabas Lambert, Grand Hotel. ���������;���������' ���������-.-��������� 134. Barlow, Joseph, Queens , Hotel, Main St. . 137. Barr, Anson Whittier, 601 Powell 7 St. ' V 138. Barrett, Abraham, Alexandra Hotel. 139. Barclay, John, 705 Cordova St. E. 140. Bartholemew, Ernest Arthur, 331 Main St. 141. Bartlett, Arthur Ernest, Melbourne -Hotel, Main St. >���������'��������� \ 1427" Borton, Johnson, 135 Hastings St. ��������� E. ��������� ������������������-.-'. . ��������������������������� 143. Basso, Joe, Barnard Castle Hotel. 146. Baxter, Francis AVm., 5 Hastings .- St. -E.: .. 148. Baxter, Robert, Hotel Blackburn. 149. Baxter, Joseph, SOS Cordova St. E. 150. Bavliff, Frank, 41 Hastings St. E. 151. Baynes, David Sydney, 734 Cordova ... 7St.::'E. . 153. Beach, Herbert Charles, Hotel Wel come, 332 Gore Ave. ���������'.. 154. Beaddie, George, 1500 Powell St., 158. Beaton, Angus, Donald, Blackburn ���������.-Hotel. -���������' ., '���������'" ��������� -:��������� - 159. Beaton,' John/Alex., Queens Hotel. 161. Beattie, Thomas, Alexandra Hotel. 162. Beattv, George Edward, Atlantic Hotel. 163. Beaulieu, Arthur. 1707 Powell St. 164. Beaumont, Fredk., 313 Hastings St. ��������� E ' 165. Bebb, Alfred, 5 Hastings St. 166. Beck, James, 452 Cordova St. E. . 167. Becker, Delbert, St. George Steam boat. 168. .Becker, Isaac, Lot 10, Sub. 184, Blk. 18. 169.-'��������� Beckett,������������������ Lincoln, 601 Powell St. 170. Beckwith, Mayhew Evans, Queens , Hotel, Main St. 171. Bedford, George, Rm. 2, Dunn Blk., Cordova St. 174. Begg, Andrew N., 2124 Triumph St. 175. Beggam, Archie, Columbia Hotel. 176. Begley, Joseph James, Granville: Hotel, Water St. 177. Belasr Reginald Charles Wm., Al- hambra Hotel. 1.79. Bell, George, King Hotel. ISO. Bell, James, Secord Hotel, Powell St. ��������� 185. Bell, AA'alter George, 112 Semhn Drive. ���������' 187. Benjamin/Albert Henry, 137 Cordova St. E. 18S. iBennett, Daniel Castor, 1623yTrt' :. "��������� ufiiph St. -��������� :"' " ~~=^���������:t, "-^ 189. Bennett, Frank Herbert, 472 Alex- : andra St. 191.- Bennett, Harry, 66 Water St. 193. Bennett, James R., Hamilton Rooms, Cor. Powell and Victoria. 195. Bennett, Thomas, Gold House, AA'ater St. . 19S. Benoit, Leon, Tug Naiad. 200. Benson, Robert, 119 Cordova St. E. 201. Bentley, Alby. Wm., AA'elcome Hotel. 202. Bentley, Chas. Valentine, 763 Hastings St. -E. ..--.- ��������� 205. Berman. AA'm., Russ Hotel. 206. Bertorie, Peter, .Dominion Hotel, Abbott St. 207. Bertrand. A'enance, Europe Hotel, c Powell St. r 208. Besner, Louis, Alexandra Hotel. 209. Bessette. Claude. 33 Palace Hotel. 210. Best, Hugh, Columbia Hotel, Cordova St.. - ' , 211. Beveridge, Allen Garfield, 248 Jackson Ave. 213. Bevlss,'Henry, SS. Calra Young. '215. Biggar, Alon'/o James, 655.Hastings St. E. 217. Biggar, James Oliver, 139 Main St. 220. Bilow, Robert Joseph, 1301 Powell St. ' 21. Binns, Samuel, Melbourne Hotel, Main St., 22S. Birnie, Murdoch, 237 Hastings St. . . ������������������ ��������� E. ' 229. Bishop, Fred. Arthur, Queens Hotel. 230. Bishop, James AVm., 372 Cordova St. 231. Bishop, Peter AVm., 5 Hastings St 232. Bitorie, Giuseppe, Klondike Hotel. 237. Black, Robert. Dominion Hotel. 229. Blackburn, AVm. Albert, Blackburn Hotel. - '-..'-' 241. Blackstock, AA'm. Daniel, Dominion Hotel. Abbott St. 243. Blankerburg, Edward, Palace Hotel. 246. "Blench, Thomas, 945 Powell'St. " 253. Boakes, Harold Sydney, 144 Cordova St. E. 254. Bochlofskv. Fred. August, 521 Cordova St. E. 2",G. Boisv.ert. Francis, 7S6 Powell St. 207. Bolam, Joseph Frazer, Hotel Al- hambra. : 2">9. Bone, Robert. 1775 Pandora St. 260. Bonella, John Archibald D., 343 Alexander St. 261. Bonner, Thomas, Cambridge St, nr. ���������".Powell St. , 263. Booth, Henry, City Hotel. 264. Booth, Henry, 747 Cordova St. E. 26",. Booth, Robert, Columbia Hotel. 267. Boudard, Chas. Joseph, G. T. P. Hotel. 268. Boudette, Joseph, City Hotel, Pow- ^'ell St. 270. Boulanger,, Joseph, Europe Hotel, PowellSt. 271. Boulanger, Napoleon, Europe Hotel, Powell. St. 273. Bourgoin, Ben., 317 Semlin Drive. 274. Bourgoin, Onezimo, G. T. P. HOt&, Powell St. 275. Bourgoin, Pierre, G. T. P. Hotel. 276. Bourke, Alfred, 38 Alexander St. . 277. Bourke, Thomas, 472 Alexander St. 278. Bow, Daniel, 1031 Pender St'E.- 280. Bowen. Patrick, 1946 Triumph St. '���������281. Bowerbank, Thomas, Rear 19 Hastings St. E. 283. Bowie, Hugh McLean, Grand Ho- -tel. 285. Bowler, Fredk., Alexandra Hotel. NO. NAME. . PLACE. 236. Bowman, Amos, Alexandra Hotel 2S7. Bowman, Frank Marshall, Manitoba Rooms, Hastings St. E. 289,. Bowness, Fredk., '39 Hastings St. 291. Bowyer, Joshua, Secord Hotel, Powell St. . . " ' 292. Boyd, George, C14 Alexander St. * 296. Boyle, Andrew Stevenson, Grand Hotel. 298. Bradbury, John Charles, 1923 Powell St. ��������� ��������� - ��������� . . . 299. Bradbury, AVm., Queens Hotel. ��������� 301. Bradley, Francis, Queens Hotel. 304. Bradley, Joseph Richard, Grand Hotel. 305. Bradshaw, Ben., 39 Cordova St. E. 309. Brazier, Robert, G. T. P. Hotel. 314? Brickland, H. B., Columbia Hotel. 315, Bridge, Eric, 5 Hastings St. 319. Brine, AVm. Douglas Wollenhaut, Rainier Hotel, Cor. Carrall and Cordova Sts. 321. Broderick, Chas., 668 Powell St. 322. Broderick, Israel. 668 - owe 11 St. 323. Brodie, Melville Stuart, Blackburn Hotel. 326. Brooks, Bernal Smith, Melbourne Hotel. 328. Brooks, Wm. Henry, 1153 Cordova 331. Brown, Clayton Carle, Atlantic Hotel. 334. Brown, Gilbert Moorhead, 5 Hastings St; AV. 336. Brown, Gordon Taplin, Blackburn Hotel. \ 337. Brown, .Harry, Europe Hotel. '33S, Brown, Harry George, Balmoral Hotel, Cordova St. 340. Brown, Herman, 513 Cordova St. E, 341. Brown. Isaac, Kings Hotel, Carrall St. 342. Brown, James, 717 Powell St., Rm. 0. . 343. Brown, John, Queens Hotel. 344. Brown, John, 218 Powell St. 345. Brown, John. 222 Carrall St. 347. Brown, Ronald Lawrie, 501 Cordova St. E. 348. Brown, Thomas, 343 Alexander St. 350. Brown, AValter Robb, 237 Main St. 351. Brown, AVm., Gold House, Water St. 352. Brown, Wm. Chas., 116 Cordova St. 353. Brown, AVm. H., 115 Hastings St. E. 354. Brown, Wm. Thomas, 9 A'ictoria Drive. 355. Browne, Edward, 43 Hastings St. AV. J 338. Browne, John Henry, Hamilton House, Powell St. 361. Bruce, Andrew, Dominion Hotel. 364. Brun, John Bernett, Terminus Hotel. ��������� 367. Bryce, James, 798 Powell St. 369. Buchner, Chas., 66 Cordova St. W. 370. Buckle, John, Europe Hotel. 371. Buckley, Donald, Atlantic Hotel. 372. Buckley, Fred., City Hotel. 373. Buckley, John Stanford, Iroquois Hotel. 374. Budd. Peter Alfred, New Fountain Hotel. 375. Bull, Albert Edward, Queens Hotel. . 377. Bunce, Wm. Chas., Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. 378. Bunting, Sydney ~\V., Europe Hotel. 379. Bunyan, Hairy, Beaver Rooms, 58 Carrall St. 380. Burbridge, Philip, Klondike Hotel. 381. Burger, Wm., Europe Hotel. 383. Burgess, Murray, Alexandra Hotel. 385. Burgess, Wm. James, 601 Powell "St. 386. Burgess, Wimburn Laurie, 601 Powell St. ,. ���������:��������� 388. Burley, Arthur Henry, Fulton : House, Hastings St. E. 389. Burnell, Henry, 660 Alexander St., Rm.-2. :. .392. Burns, John, 112 Abbott: St. 393. Burns, Louis, 42 ' Cordova St. E. 394. Burns, Pat, Iroquois Hotel, Cordova St. ������������������''-���������. .--.... 396. Burton. David, Douglas House, Abbott St. 398. Burton, James Walter, Columbia Hotel.- 7 ' 399. Burton, John, Columbia Hotel; 401. Butler, George, 472 Alexander St., Rm. 6. 402. Butler, Nicholas, 233 Carrall St. 403. Butterworth, Malcolm Nelson, 148 Hastings St. E. 404. Buttery, Richard, Alexander Ho- .:'��������� -tel." .���������-������������������.:'. 7 ' 7. 409. Byrnell, Thomas Alfred, American House, Powell St. .---..-- 410. Byrnes, John, 76 Powell St 411. Bywell, Alfred, 41 Hastings St. E. 415. Calder, Richard. Hotel Welcome, Gore'Ave. '���������; .-���������-������������������ 417. Callender, John Theodore, Boulder Hotel. 418. Calori, Angelo, Europe Hotel. 420. Cameron, Archibald, Boulder Hotel. 421. Cameron, Duncan, 261 Hastings St. E. ������������������- 423. Cameron, George, Alhambra Hotel, Carrall St. 426. Cameron. James Pickering, Europe Hotel, Powell St. 427. Cameron, John Angus, 41 Hastings St. E. 428. Cameron, Joseph A., 137 Cordova 430. Cameron, Richard Brunker; Columbia Hotel. 431. Campbell, Alex., G. T. P. Hotel. 434. Campbell, Angus, 17 Hastings St. :���������. w. 435. Campbelir Archibald Dougald J., 107 Hastings St. E. 436. Campbell/ Chas., Alexandra Hotel. 437. Campbell, Dougald, Gold_ House, Water St. 7 ^ 438. Campbell, Findlay John, 310 Powell St.- ' ��������� 439. Campbell, James, Terminus Hotel. 440. Campbell. John, 466 Cordova St. E. 441. Campbell, John Francis, Columbia Hotel. 442. Campbell, John Fred,' 248 Jackson ���������=Avg? 443;-'-Campbell, John Henry, 11 Cordova St E ��������� ' ' 444. Campbell, John Joseph, 1931 Pow ell St. . _ 446. Canavan, Samuel Joyce,-41 Hast ings St. E. ��������� 447. Cann, John, 219 Cordova St. E. 445. Carbert, George Albert, 574 Cordo- - :; :;- va St. E. ' . 449. .-Cardinal, Chas.. Hotel Europe... 450. Carlson, Mat, 796 Powell St. 451. Carlyle, ���������James. Queens Hotel. 453. Carlyle, Wm., AA'elcome Hotel, Gore Ave.; ���������---.:--',-. 454. Carmichael, John Stephen, 318 Powell St. ��������� 455. Cprnev, AVm., Rear of 4 Cordova St. E. 456. Carpenter, Thomas, Russ Ho'el, Cordova St. 457. Carr, Henry D., Salvation Army Barracks. ' ��������� -460. Carson. Robert Jamets, 304 Cordova St. E. ��������� 461. Carson, 'Wm., Europe Hotel,-Powell ..St. ' 463. Carter, AVm., Grand Hotel. 464. Casey, John. 257 Powell St. 466. Casher,' Anthony Ernest, Palace Hotel. 467. Cashman, James F. J., 785 Cor dova St. E. 465. Casselman, Chas. Benson, 937 Cor dova St. E. 472. Cation. Kenneth McKenzie, Alexan dra Hotel. 473. Cavaml, Frank, Rainier Hotel, 474. Cavanagh, Wm. James. 311 Colum bia Ave. 475. 'Cavendish, David Cook, 2018 Dun- das St. 476. Cavil, George Payne, 2173 Cordova St. ���������- - 477. Cawley. Francis Howard, 136 Cor dova St. 4787 Caws. Joseph, 314 Powejl St. 479. Chaffey, Fredk;, 41 Hastings St. E. 480. Chaikim, Samuel, 747 Hastings St. E. '..--' "���������.'��������������� "'��������� 481. Chalding, Wm., Granville Hotel, AVater St. , 483. Chalmers.-Edward James, 324 Car- rail St. 485. Chamberlain, Thomas, Grand Ho tel. 486. Chambers, George, Alexandra Ho- - tel. '487. Chambers, Josiah John, New Fountain Hotel. 48S. Chapman, Harry, 217 Main St. 489. Chapman, Wm., Columbia Hotel, Cordova St. E. 490. Charman, Ernest Martin, Mountain View House, Cordova St. 491. Chariter, Tellesphore, City Hotel. '492. Cheldelin, Otto, Alexandra Hotel. 493. Cherry, John Briscoe, 135 Hastings *m\t *F* - ' li' " - 494. Chestnut, Robert, Quinte Hotel. 495. Chevne, John Gordon, Russ Hotel. 496. Childs, James, Beaver Rooms, Car- rail St. ��������� . ������������������ 497. Chisholm, Alex., Alhamhra Hotel. 498. Chisholm, Clarence Henry, Strath cona Hotel, Hastings W. 499. Christian, Thomas R., Palace Ho tel. Carrall St 500. Christie, Thomas Dougall, G. T. P. Hotel. 501. Chrystall, James Smith, Room 2, 217 Cordova St E. '502. Church, Percy Robert, 167 Hastings St. E. . " ... NO. NAME. PLACE. 504. Clare, Alfred McKenna, Powell St., near Cedar Cove. 505. Clare, AVm.,41 Hastings St. 507. Clark,. Arthur Miles, Empress Ho-. tel, 237 Hastings E. 508. Clark, Edgar; Queens Hotel. 509. Clark, Edward New,'Grand Hotel. 510.- Clark, Frank, Terminus Hotel. 511. Clark,. George Stafford, Palace Hotel. Carrall St. ' 512. Clark, Harry White, Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. 513. Clark, James, 286. Campbell'Ave. 514. Clark, John, Europe Hotel. ��������� 51.7. Clark, AA'm., 236 Campbell-Ave. 519. Clarke, Abraham, 400 Alexander 'St. 520. Clarke, Albert Chas., Alexandra Hotel. 521. Clarke, Garnet AVolsley, Empress Hotel. 522. Clarke, James David, 216 Gore Ave, 524. Clarke, Percy Edward Robins, Europe Hotel. ...'-.. 527. Clarke, Thomas. 41 Hastings St. E. 529. Clarmont. Adler, Granville Hotel, AVater St. 530. Clayton, Harvey, 730 Alexander St. 531. Cleave, George, Atlantic Hotel. 533. Clegg, Robert. Atlantic Hotel. 534. Clement, George Franklin, 83 Cor>- dova St. AV. 535. Clement, Samuel Bruce, 83 Cor dova St AV. 536. Cleveland, Edward Lorenzo, New Fountain Hotel, Cordova. 337. Clifford, Robert Alex. M., Queens Hotel. 539. Clough, John, Police Station, Powell St. ^ 542. Cochrane. Samuel, H70 Powell St. 613. Cocking, Edwin, 717 Powcl' Si 544. Cooling, Joseph, 5 Hastings St. AV. 549 Coleman, A'ictor, 1740 Powell'St 550 Coleman, AVm., Queens Hotel. 551 Collier, Jesse, Columbia I Im; cl. 55.:, Collins, James, Europe 1-Aoiol. 554 Collyer, Chas., Blackburn Hotel. 555. Colprnan, Arthur Whit.-;, Alexandra Hotel. 557. Condon, Frank Fisher, 17S7 Powell St. 561. Conneau, Peter, Secord Hotel. 562. Connelly, Daniel, City Hotel, Pow ell St. . 564. Conway, AVm. Frank, Europe Hotel. 565. Cook, Thomas John, Loi: 11, Blk. 2, Div. 1S4. 566. Cook, AVm. Elliott, Dominion Ho tel. 568. Copke, John Arthur, City Hotel. 569. Cooke, AA'm.' Edward, 307 Carrall St. 570. Cooper, Alexander James, 344 Pow ell St. 572. Cooper, Alfred Cecil, 1514 Powell St. 573. Cooper. Ashley Cecil, Empress Ho tel, 237 Hastings E. 576. Cooper. Samuel Baillie, 1547 Powell St. ���������.-'-��������� 577. Cooper, Thomas Ernest, 66 Water St. ; 578. Corbett, .lames Sampson, 1182 Hastings St. E. 579. Corbett, Thomas Edward, Terminus Hotel. ��������� 580. Corbett, AA'm. Henry John, Elite Hotel, Cordova St. ' 582. Cord by, Charles, Russ Hotel. 583. Cormier, Samuel, Cor. Albert and Salisbury Sis. 585. Cornish, AVm. Henry, x72 Cordova St. ��������� . ��������� 586. Cote, Louis. Atlantic Hotel, Cor dova St. AV. ���������688. Coulter, Edward, Columbia Hotel. 592. Cowan, Alex., Room 2, over - Atlantic Saloon. 594. Cowie, Anthony, Europe Hotel. 595, Cowley. Samuel, Atlantic Hotel. 597. ��������� Cov; Walter James, 45 Cordova St. c :....W. .7' 598. Coyie, Thomas, City Hotel, 599. Craddock, Alexander, Columbia Ho- 7 tel.-':. '.-..-...-,��������� 601. Craig, Robert Adam, Blackburn , Hotel. 603. Craighead, Fred. Mathew, 231 Cor dova St. E. 604. Crakanthorpe, Robert Churchill, 368 Powell St. 608. Crank, AVoodburn, 1822 Triumph 609; Crawford, Albert Byron, Europe Hotel. 612. Creelman, Fred. Lester, 320 Gore Ave. 613. Creelman, James Francis, 320 Gore .Ave. -.'���������'' ���������:' 614. Creelman, Mark Manderville, 144 Cordova St. E. 615. Creighton, Frank, City Hotel; 616. Cribb, James, Columbia Hotel. 617. Critchlow, Wm. Arthur, Columbia Hotel. 618. Crocker, Charles Randall,. 213 Cor dova St. E. .619. Crocker, James, Terminus Hotel. 620. Cronk, Woodburn, 275 Victoria Drive. ��������� 623. Cross, James, Atlantic Restaurant. 624. Crosson, Abraham, Empress Hotel. 625. Croteau, Edmund, Europe Hotel. 626. Crotty, Patrick, 660 Powell St. 628. Crowe, Max, Irving Hotel. 629. Crozier, Richard, Europe Hotel. 631. Cruickshank. Wm.. 1547 Powell St. 632. Crummie, Wm., Europe Hotel; 633. Cudllpp, Fred. Charles, 66 Cordova St. 581. Corbiere; Louis Alexander, 1812 Powell St. V " ��������� 634. ,,'CuIlen, James, Dominion Hotel. 638. Cunningham, Yiton, Upstairs Cor. Main St. and Hastings St. 641. . Curne, John James, 144 Cordova St. 643. Curr, Thomas, 2166 Cambridge Sf 644. Curren, Harry, Atlantic Hotel, Cor dova St. 645. - Curran, John, Atlantic Hotel, Cor dova St. 648.' Curry, John, Alexandra Hotel. 649. Curry, John Wm��������� 6 Water St. 651. Curtis. Mathew John, 39 Hastings St. w. -.'���������.-- 652. Cuthbertson, Wm. Henry, Rm. 23, ^^^^^TDunn^Blk.^Cordova St. r. : _^ ,.v 654. Dagleish, Andrew, 2259 Dundas St. 6?6. Dale, Sidney John, 873 Cordova St. 657������ Dal ton, 7 James, Harris Hotel. 658. -Dalton, Richard, Hotel Quinte. 659. D'Amico, Salvator: Antonio" Paulo, 212 Carrall St. 661. Darraugh, Michael, Terminus -Hotel, AVater St. 662. Davey, Frank, Alexandra Hotel. 663. Davey, Thomas AVm., Barnard Castle Hotel. 664. Davidson, Alexander, 235 Cordova St. E. 665. Davidson, Clarence Archibald, Dominion Hotel. .,. '��������� ��������� 667. Davidson, Henry, SS. Camosun.. G6S. Davidson, James Herbert, Dominion Hotel. 669. Davidson, John Houston, Rear 26 Cordova St;, Rm. 4. 671. Davies, Alfred John. Windsor House, Hastings St. E. 672. Davies, Chas., Dominion Hotel. 673. Davies, Frank, Hotel Welcome; Gore Ave. 674. Davies, George Edgar, Blackburn Hotel. 675. Davies, Leonard Alver.s, Europe . Hotel. 677. Davies. Thomas, 310 Powell St. 678. Davies, Thomas Edward, 41 Hastings St. 15. 680. Davies, Hector James, 1740 Powell St. 681. Davies, Henry Bromley, Grand Hotel. 6S2. Davis, Hugh, TermlnuR Hotel. 683. Davis, Robert, 873 Cordova St. E. 684. Davis, Thomas Wm., Barnard Castle Hotel. 685. Dawson, Bert, 66 Cordova St. AV. 686. Day. Chester Reid, 130 Cordova St 687. Deal, Fredk.. 315 Carrall St. 688. Dean. George, 303 Hawkes Ave. 689. Dearden, Chas. Edmund, Cor. Ab- o bott and Cordova Sts. . 690. Deas, Andrew, Spokane Rms., Cor. '- Carrall and Cordova. 692. Deely, Thomas, Columbia Hotel. 695. Demerchant, Colby, Crown Hotel. 698. Dendurand, AVilfred, Secord Hotel, Powell St. , 6997 Dennis, Thomas; 1514 Powell St. 700. Dent, Charles, Bodega Hotel. 701. Dent, Robert, 217 Cordova St. E. 702. DeRochle, Joseph, 412 Alexander St. 706. i: Dearie, Joseph, Europe Hotel. 707. Deveney, Alfred, Iroquois Hotel. 708. Devereux, Richard, 112 Powell St. 710. Devine, Thomas, 9 Stuart St., Cedar Grove. '' 711. Devore,-Chas., Crown Hotel, Cor- '- dova St. 712. Diamond, James, 109 Hastings St. E. 713. Diamond, James, 637 Powell St. 714. Diamond, John Carter, ��������� Terminus Hotel, Water St. 715. Dibley, Fred. Wm., 1861 Pandora " St. 717. Dick, Joseph. 1123 Cordova St E. 718. Dick, AVm. Jr., Empress Rooms. 720. Dickenson, Wm. Henry, Pandora St. 722. Dickson, Adam, 1793 Hastings St. - E. ��������� - 723. Dickson. Adam, 1856 Pandora St 724. Dickson, Arthur, 137 Cordova St. hi. 726. Dickson, John, 204 Carrall St 728. Dlgnbs, Jens, 796 Powell St. 729. Dillon, Denis, Hotel Europe. 730. Dingman. Roy Emmerson, Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. NO. 731. 732. 734. 736. 738. 739. 740. 741. 742. 745. 747. 748. 750. 752. 753. 756. 757. 759. 760. 761. 762. 763. 764. 766. 767. 769. 770. 771. 773. 774. 775. 777. 787. 779. 780. 782. 783. 784. 785. 786. 788. 789. 790. 791. 792. 793. 794. 795. 796. 797. 798. 799. 800. 806. SOS. 809. 810. 812. 813. 814. 815. 820. 821. 822. 823. ;824. 825. '826. S29. 830. 832. 833. 834. 835. 836. 838. 1 839. ;840. 841; 842, 845. 846. 847; 84.9. 850. 851. - *i ��������� ��������� 852. 853. 854. 855. 856. 857. 858. 859. 860. 861. 862. 863. 864. 868. 869. NAME. PLACE. 870. 871. 872. 874. 870. 877. 878. 879.- 880. 882. 8S4. 88S. 889. 891. 893. 894. 896. 897. 898. 899. 900. 901. 903. 905. 906. 907. 908. 909. 911. -913. 914. 915. 916. 917. 919. 920. 922. 923. 924. 925." 926. 927. 928. 929. 930. 932. 933. 934. 936. 938. 939. 940. 942. Dinsmore, James Alex., 229 Victoria,Drive. ...-':.-: Dinsmore, John, 627/ Cordova St. Dittberner; Gustaf Carl, ' Atlantic- Hotel.. Divan, John; Russ Hotel. Dixon, Henry Eugene Homer, 2154 Triumph St. Dixon, Richard Basil, Boulder Ho- ���������tel. ��������� ' : Dixon, Robert James, 241 Boundary Ave. Dobson, Henry Thomas, Cabin . Foreshore, Hastings St. ,-.-'"���������'. Dodd, Edward, 144 Cordova St. Donaghy, Wm. Henry, 1744 Powell. ..St. Donald, James, 151% Hastings St. '��������� E. ��������� Donegan, Neil, Columbia Hotel. Donovan, John Edward, Alhambra Hotel. ���������;��������������������������� Doolan, John, Hotel Welcome, Gore- Ave. Doran, John, 222 Carrall St. Dougan, Hugh Henry, Secord Hotel. . . , ��������� Dougan, John, Columbia Hotel. Dougherty, Robert Francis, 611 Hastings-St. E. . Douglas, Hector, Columbia Hotel; Douglas. John, 1018 Powell St. Douglas, Lewis George, Alexandra Hotel. Douglas, AA'm. E., Terminus Hotel, AVater St. Dow, Harley Karl, Empress Hotel Dresser, Fredk. James Dun.. Alhambra Hotel. Drew, Harry, 323 Powell St. Drlnkwater, Joseph Edward, Black-, burn Hotel. Drlnkwater, AVm. Raymond, 732 Alexander St.. Driscow, AViliiam. 77 Powell St. Dubois, Alfred. 234 Cordova St. E. Dubois. Robert, 234 Cordova St. K. Duff, Alexander, 75 Hastings St. E. Dumas, Wm. Henry. Grand Hotel. Dunbar. Robert George, Westminster Hall. Duncan, James. ,313 Hastings St. E. . Duncan, Richard, 117 AVestminster Ave. Dundas, Andrew, 42 Hastings St. Dunham. Daniel Everard, 645 ���������iex- ander St. Dunham, Thomas, Spokane Rooms. ��������� Dunloo. Benjamin, 345 Cordova ' St. E. Dunlop, Chas. Edward, 75 Hastings^ St. Dunn, Edmund Piedmont, Europe Hotel. Dunn, Gardener, 236 Park Drive. Dunn, James Joseph, Europe Hotel. Dunn, John T.. 53 Cordova St. Dunn, John Joseph, 77 Alexandcr- ������������������-St. ' ..'.-. ..'���������-. Dunning, Roland, 331 Cordova St. ' ��������� , <Duncan, David, 631 Hastings St. E. Duplain, Alfred, 117 Cordova St. E. Dupuls, Isaac, 235 Cordova St. E. Dupuis, Roch, 210 Powell St. Durrant, John. Grand Hotel. Durrant, Sidney Lewis, Hotel Wei-" come. ''���������.'/.. Duthrie, George Steel, 144 Cordova. St. E. Edgar. Andrew. Dominion Hotel.' Edmunds, Arthur John James, .127? Cordova St. ' Edward, Charles, Terminus Hotel. Edwards, Chas., Alexandra Hotel. - Edwards, AA'm., Powell St, E. Edwarthy, Samuel, Iroquois Hote\. Egan, Herbert Ross, 369 Main St. Ehler, Claud, 1270 Powell St. ������������������'��������� Elliott, Robert, 2224 Trinity St. :������������������-.". Elliott,-Thomas Allen, Atlantic Ho- . tel. \ . ��������� :��������� ;���������-. 7.'" Elliott, Wm. John, Queens Hotel. Ellis. Arthur Edward, Alexandra Hotel. Ellis, Edward, 39 Cordova St. Ellis, Garfield. Russ Hotel. Ellis, George Henry, Alexandra Ho.- tel. Ellis, Wm.. 41 Hastings St. E. Ellison, John, Melbourne Hotel. ���������Elvidge, George Robson, Cor. Hastings and Hawkes Ave. Embleton, Eldon, 719 Hastings St. E. Empey, Uriah Abner, 29 Hastings St. E. Eng, Charles, Russ Hotel, Cordova St. English, Evan Thomas, Irving Hotel. English', James, Terminus Hotel. Engram. Royal Leland, 261 Cordova St. E. Erdman, Hugo, Crown Hotel. Eshelly, Cyril St. John, Grand Hotel. . Esplin, Arthur, Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. AA'. Eugene. Frank, 1212 Powell St. Evans, Alfred, 230 Abbott St. Evans. Erin Montgomery, 333 Car- rail St. Evans, Lewis'Herbert, Queens Hotel. Evans, Richard, 137 Cordova St. Everett, Richard John, 257 Cordova Everitt. Thomas AVm., 161 Hastings St. E. Eyre. Benjamin, 814 Powell St. Fahey, Lawrence, 77 Powell St. Fair, Samuel, Alhambra Hotel. ^Falrbalrn, Frank Arthur, 149 Powell St. ' .'���������''. Fairbairn, James, Empress .Hotel, Hastings St. E. Faircloth. John Thomas, 472 Alex-. ander St. Falconer, D. K��������� Columbia Hotel. Fanning, John, Kings Hotel, Car- rail St. Faragher, Henry, 208 Alexander St. Farnle, James, Queens Hotel. Farrall, Joseph, 112 Abbott St Farrell, John, Columbia Hotel. Fatke, Wm��������� S.S. Coquitlam. Faulkner, Thomas, Crown Hotel, ���������^X!ondova���������St.^���������!iii_^2^-.: .^ u^i__. _���������_:i Faull, Wm. Henry, 1176 "CordovaT St. E. Fay, Thomas Joseph, Dominion Ho- . tel. ... 7-,-':- Feuty, Kenneth Burnett, -717. Powell St. '-��������� - Ferguson, Ernest Alonzo, Dominion Hotel. Ferguson, John, Columbia Hotel; Pick, Albert. SS. Camosun. Fick, Chas., 335 Jackson Ave. Fiddes, Peter, Terminus Hotel. Fiddes, Peter, Terminus Hotel, AA'ater St. Field, John S., 144 Cordova St. E. Filer. Thomas, 112 Abbott St. Findlay, AA'm., 80 Cordova St. ','��������������������������� Fingland, Alfred Raymond, Black? burn Hotel. ' . - Fish, AA'alter E.dward, 411 Hastings! St. E. .-..,-..���������- ������������������', Fisher, Joseph Angus, Terminus! Hotel. Fisher, Wm. James, C41 Powell St. Fiske, Chas. Albert, Hotel Europe. Fitt, Alfred, City Hotel. Fitzgerald. John Edmund Valentine,] 763 Cordova St. E. : , Fitzglbbon, Patrick James, 415 Cordova St, E. Fitzpatrick, John, 112 Abbott St. Fltzpatrlck, Wm., Dougald Hotel, Abbott St. Flannagan, Samuel, Rear of ll&J Cordova St. E. Fleming, sDouglas, Alexandra Hotel. ��������� . ������ . ��������� . Fletcher, Edwin, Alexandra Hotel.] Fletcher. Robert, 732 Alexander St. Flett, Scott Lewis, Manitoba Hotel,] Cordova St. Flewwelling, Percy, 415 Cordova St./ E. Flynn, Joseph, 310 Powell St. Foam. Alfred, 117 Main St. Foley, Richard, 32 Hawkes Ave. Footner, Steiihen George,, Manitoba Hotel, .Cordova St. ��������� Forbes, '.fames, Columbia Hotel.- Forbes, Robert, 119 Hastings St. EJ Fohd, John, Fulton House, Hast^ ings St. E. Fordham, John James, 1325 Cordova St.- E. : Foreman, Archibald Charles, 130 Cordova St. E. Forrest, Albert Edward HenryJ Barnard Castle Hotel. Forrest, Charles, 35 Cordova St.' Forrest, David, 223 : Victoria Drive 1 Forrest, James, 756 Cordova St. Ei Forrest, Robert, 309 Westminster Ave. " ' Forrest, Walter, Gold House, Watea St. Forster, John. Spokane Rooms Carrall St. Foresyth, Robert-George, 527 Hast4 ings St. E. Foster, Harry, Hotel Welcome ii Gore Ave. Foster, Russell A., Imperial Hotel] Foster, Thomas, 1" Cordova St. Fox, Orlando John, 309 West min] ster Ave.' Foxall. John, Cor. Dunlevy Ave and Powell St, Frame, Donald, 5 Hastings St Francis, Harry, 357 Cordova St. Franklin, Joseph Cloud, Grand Ho tel. . (Continued on P^ge 13) THE WESTERN CALL' IS Provincial Elections Act, (Continued from Page 12) NAME. PLACE. Fraser, Albert Edward, SS. Stella. Fraser, Donald, Atlantic Hotel. Fraser, George, 310 Powell St. Fraser, George, 41 Hastings St. Fraser, Hugh AViliiam, 400 Cordova St E. Fraser, John Andrew, 316 Boundary Ave. Fiederic, Frank, 646 Cordova St. E. Frederic, Thomas, 646 Cordova St. Fraser. John Wm., 12 Main St. French, Austin Sherman, 348 Alexander St. Frick, John, 18 Cordova St. Friend, Thomas- Wm., Seattle Rooming House. Frith, Chas., 204 Carrall St. Fryer, Edward, 1224 Powell St. 964. Fuller, Chas. Malcolm, 142 Cordova St. Fuller, Joseph AVebster, 142 Cordova St. E. Fuller, Valancha- 316 Main St. J6S. .Fulmore, Chas., Gold HousB, AVater St. Fulton, Chas. Henry, 108 Heatley Ave. Fulton, Hugh Graham, 1861 Pandora St. Gagner, Cleophas, G. T. P. Hotel. Gale, Sydney, Thomas, 1547 Powell St. Galotti, John, 57 Powell St. . Gallagher, Francis, Grand Hotel. Gallagher, John Joseph, 77 Powell Galiia.f Antonio. Klondyke Hotel. Galloway. James, 814 Powell St. Gajvin, Matthew Joseph,. Dominion Hotel, Abbott St. Gardner, Lewis Charles, Columbia Hotel. Gareau, Napoleon, 310 Powell St. Gamard, Israel; 309 Main St. Garner, James, Columbia Hotel. Garrett, Edmund, City Hotel. Gartley, George, 319 Hastings St. E. Garvin, John' G., Windsor House, Hastings St. Gaston, Chas., Oakland House, Car- rail St. Gauthier, Eugene, Alexandra Hotel.'. Gay, ���������Charles, 222 Carrall St. Gay.'Chas., Boulder Hotel. Geary. George Henry, 5 Hastings St. '.AV. - ' "������������������ Genazzi, Geremls, Europe Hotel. Gentleman, AA'illiam, 218' Templeton Drive. -���������'..-���������-. Gibbons, Wm. James, 2354 Powell St-.. ' Gibson, Bert, City Hall. Gibson, George Wm., 2108 Turner St. - .������������������������������������:���������'��������� Gibson, .John 'Bernard, -334 Alexander St. Gibson, Moses, 730 Powell St. ��������� Gibson, Thomas, Powell St., near Cambridge. Gibson, William, Blackburn Hotel. Guides, AA'm. John, 41 Hastings. St. E. Gilbert. Edward, 251 Powell St. Gilchrist, Thomas, 1832 Albert St. Gillespie, David McMillan, 896 Cordova St. E.. ' ��������� Gillett, Chas. James, 2124 Triumph St.- .. . ; , ��������� . Gillies, Norman, City Hall. Gillies, John Richard, Hotel Europe. Gillis, Joseph Daniel, Hotel Europe. ' Gillis, Patrick Joseph, Hotel Europe. -, 7 Gillis, Peter Angus, Hotel Europe. Gillis, AVm. James, Terminus Hotel. ���������- Gladwin, Clyde, Alexandra Hotel. Glase, AA'm. Joseph Nicholas, 231 Main St. - Godfrey, George,: Secord Hotel. "-, Godfrey, James Chas., 332/Gore, Ave.- - ��������� .. Goggan, James, City Hotel. Goldberg;- Frank Gersha, 238 Car- rail St. k'':k' ��������� "������������������ Golden, Harry. Hastings Hotel.- Goldstein, Norris, 236 Campbell Ave^ '������������������.'��������������������������� ���������:������������������'<'��������� :���������'-:-. -V ���������'.-.-.- Gonta, Conrad. 693 Alexander'St. Good, Chas., 1857 Pandora St. . Good, Reed, 1100 Powell St. Gooderham, Martin, EmpressvHotel. Goodfellow, Wm. James, 743 Cordova St. e. ���������-.-:'.-.' Goodison, Manly M., Star Rooms, Cordova St. AV. Gordon, 'David, 'Queens Hotel. Gordon, John Ernest, Carter House, Pow<Sll,-St. ��������� 1069. Gordon. Wm., Terminus Hotel. Goss, 'Walter Herbert, 1511������ Hastings St. E. ; Gough, George, 318 Raymur Ave. Gough. George, Osborne Rooms, Hastings St. Gow, Arthur, 41 Hastings St. E. Grace* Joseph, 'Terminus Hotel. Graham, Alex., Queens Hotel. Graham; Alfred, 21 Cordova" St. Graham, George AVm., 41 Hastings St. E. ���������-.' Graham, James, Granville Hotel. Graham, .'John, Cabin 2, Powell St., Blk. 100. Graham, Robert, Cedar Cove, near Victoria Drive. Graham, Thomas Norman, Iroquois Hotel. ''.,.-���������'��������� ' Graham, AViliiam, 46 Water St. Graham, \Wm., 305 Vernon St. ' NO. 943. 946. ������47. ������48. . 950. 952. 954. >56. 953. 957. 959. 960. 961. 963. 966. 967. 969. 970. 975. 976. :977. 978. J79. 980. '982. 9S6. 988. .989. 991. 992. 995. 997. 1000. 1001. 1002. 1004. 3005. 1066. 1009. 1010. 1016. 1019. - 1020. 1022. 1023. 102*. 1025. 1026. 1028, 1030 1031. 1033. 1034. 1036. 1037. 1038. '1039. 1010. 1044. 1046. 1048. 1049. 1050. 1051. 1052. 1054. 1056. 1057. 1059. 1060. 1061. 1062.' 1067. 1068. 1071. 1075. ., 1076. 1077. 1078. 1079. 1080. 1082. 1083. 1087. 1089. 1090. 1096. 1099. 1100. 1104. 1105. ^Richard, 172 Cor- Osborne, Dominion 1091. 1092. 1083. Graham, AVm dova St. Grant, Harry: Hotel. Grant, John William, Iroquois Hotel. -.; ' -Grant; AA'illiam. 217 Cordova St. E. Gray, Alfred Wm., Queens Hotel. Gray, Arthur, Albert St., Cedai- Cove. -'���������.'��������� ������������������������������������-���������'���������- Gray,^iFredk., -061-Gordova-St.^E.��������� 1106. 1107. 1108. 1110. 1112. Gray, George.-:S18'IPowell St. -.- Gray, John, 237 Main".St. Gray. Neil, Union SS. Co. GraF, Samuel, Room 19, Elite' Ho- re'i, Cordova St. '..-'.:, Gray, Thomas Alex., 717 Powell St., Rm. 13. , Grayson, Thomae, '652 Cordova St. K Grayswn, Benjamin, Columbia Hotel. Green, iGeorge, 774 Alexander St. Green, Hamilton E&ward, ;130 Cordova-St.'E. ���������Green, Herbert, 107 Hastings St. E. Green. Louis Fredlt; 1177 Cordova St. E. " " . Green; William, Atlantic Hotel, 79 Cordova-s5t. W. Gregg, EiUvard, 1025 Allbert ,-St Giegson, Joseph, Dougald House. Greig. John Edward, 135 Hastings II St. AA'. Griggin, John W.��������� Second Hotel. IViffln, AA'allace Etherne, Europe Hotel. : Griffith, George Edward, New Fountain Hotel. Griffiths, Elsw������rth, 832 Cordova St. "IT ' Griffiths, AA'm.. 41 Powell St.. Grimason, riemy, 14 Cordova St. AA'. Grist. Arthur, 2154 Dundas St. Grea*������, Charles, 313 Carrall St.- Grosutt, Harry, 144 Cordova St. GuIHvav-i, George, Buss Hotel, Cordova St. Gunn, John, 343 Alexander St ���������Gunnarwm, John, 137 Cordova St - ��������� - ,F ��������� 1151- Gutch, Michael, City Hotel. Hackett, Feter, 1863 Hastings St E. Hadden, James, Beaver Rooms. 1155. Hagnan, Hector. 222 Carrall St. Hanes. Alex. Lorenzo, .728 Pandora ' St.- , . . Hall, Ernest Wilbur, 63 Hastings St. E. Hall,. Henry, Columbia1 Brewery, Powell St. HaJliday, Thomas, 241 Hastings St. Halliday, AA'm., Hastings St. E., near Columbia. Hamilton, Georg* Alex., 527 Hasting* St. E. Hamilton, George Cartnell, 324 Carrall St. Hamilton, James Percy, Palace Hotel. Hamilton. Wm., 1514 Powell St. (rear). Cabin 3. Hammell, Frank, 66 Cordova St. W. Hammer, Frautzen, 331 Main St. Hancin, Wm. George, Atlantic Hotel, Cordova St. Haney, Truman' Avery Norton, Queens Hotel. Hanley, Francis Alex., Irving Hotel, Hastings St. E. Hanna, Chas., 17 Hastings St. W. Hanna, Hugh Henry, Queens. Hotel. Hanna, Johnston, Blackburn Hotel. Hanna, Robert, Terminus ��������� iiotel. Water St. Hannah, James, New Fountain Hotel. Hannah, John, Columbia Hotel. Hannay, Jeff, 1258 Powell St Hansen, Hans, 75 Hastings St., E. 1114. *1115. 1116. H118. 1119. 1120. 1122. 1124. 1129. 1130. 1131. 1133. 1134. 1136. 1138. 1141. 1143. 1144. 11145. '1146. 1148. 1149. 1150. 11153. [1154.7 11156. [1161. 1162. 11165. 11166. }ll69. 1170. 1175. 1176. 1177. [180. 1182. ll"83. JU84. (185. 1186. W87. 1188. 9189. 1190. E191. NO. 1192. 1193. 1194. 1195. 1197. 1198. 1199. 1200. 1201. 1202. 1203. 1205. 1207. 1208. 1209. 1210. 1211. 1216. 1217-. 1218. 1219. 1220. 1222. 1225. 1227. 1229. 1231. 1232. 1233. 1234. 1235. 1236. 1238. 1239. 1241. 1243. 1244. 1245. 1246. 1252. 1255. 1257. 1256. 1259. 1260. 1261. 1262. 1263, 1264. 1265. 1267. 126S. 1269. 1270. ���������O 1271. 1272. 1273. 1274. 1276. ,12807 1282.- 1285. 1286. 1289. ,1292. 1293. 1294. 1295. 1296. 1297. 1298. 1301., 1302. 1303. 1305. 1306. 1307. 1308. 1310. 1311. 1312. 1315. 1318. 1322. 1323. 1325. 1328. 1329. 1330. 1332. 1333. 1334. 1335. 1336. 1338. 1339. 1340. 1342. 1343. 1344. 1345., 134S. 1349. 1350. 1354. 1355. 1358. 1359. 1364. 1365. 1366. 1368. 1369. 1370. 1373. 1374. 1375. 1376. 1377. 1378. 1380. 1382. 1383. 1385. .3.386. 1387. 1389. 1391. 1392. 1393. 1395. 1396. 1399- 1402. 1410. i4ii: 1412. 1413. 1414. 1415. 1416. 1417. 1419. 1420. 1422. 1424. 1426. 1427. . 1429. 1430. 1431. 1432. NAME. PLACE. Hansen, Johannes Emil, 561 Powell St. Harden, Thomas, 117 Cordova St. E. Harding, Fred., 717 Powell St. Harding, Henry Gilbert, Alhambra -Hotel. Harkness, Daniel, Gold House, Water St. Harle, Oswald, 648 Cordova St. Harner. James Maclnnes, 137 Hastings St. E. Harries, John, 117 Cordova St. E. Harrington, Albert Wm., 717 Powell St., Rm. 8. Harris, Albert Wm��������� 1831 Albert St. Harris, ChaHes Thomas, 109 Hastings St. E. Harris, Frank John, 2276 Pandora St. Harris, Henry John, 217 Main St. Harris, John, Granville Hotel, AVater St. Harris John Thomas, Russ Hotel. Harris. AA'm., 119 Hastings St. E. Harrison, Ernest. 316 Carrall St. Hart, George, 137 Hastings St. \u. Hart, Robert James, Columbia Hotel, -...'������������������ Hart. Wm., Europe Hotel. Hartin, Robert, 796 Powell St . Hart ness, Joseph, 112 Abbott St. Hartwick, Chas. Nichols, 334 Cor- i dova St. E. ' Harvey, George, 730 Alexander St., Cabin 2. ' Harvle, John Henry, Melbourne Hotel. Masking, George, G. IV P. Hotel. Haslam, John, 219 Cordova St. E. Hnswell, James Lyde, 323 Hastings St. E. Hathaway. Chas. Fredk., 144 Cordova St. E. Halt, Harold James, Boulder Hotel. Hatten, James, 633 Powell St. J-lawe,' Fredk., Queens Hotel. Hay, Wm. Alex., Alexandra notel. Hayes, John, Alexandra Hotel. Hayward, Arthur G., Empress Hotel. Hazlewood, Fred., Iroquois Hotel. Hassen,- Fredk, Hcriin, Columbia Hotel. Headstrem, Augustus, Dominion Hotel. Ileale, Herbert John, 1314 Powell St. Hearns, AVm., 337 Main St. Heath? George, 750 Cordova St. E. Heine, Abraham, Melbourne Hotel. Held, Chas. Reinhard, 41 Hastings Held. John, 732 Alexander St. ���������Henderson, Albert AVm., 305-307 Powell St. Henderson, Alex. Cameron, 217 Main St. Henderson, ������Arthur, Atlantic Hotel. Henderson, George, 107 ,' Hastings St. E. Henderson, Richard K:, Grand Hotel. <. -.. Henderson, Vincent Talbot, Empress Hotel, Hastings E. 'Hcngham, Charles Tait, American House, Powell St. Henry, Arnold, Alhambra Hotel. Henry, Flewwellyn,, Alhambra Hotel. Henry, Chas. Franklin, - Blackburn Hotel. Henry, John lrvin, 1010 Cordova St. ,:.,-' ������������������ , ; , ��������� Hensie,' Jim Joe, 1227 Hastings St. E. ������������������ Henwood, Isaac John, Secord Ho- -.tel. Hepburn, John, 912 Cordova St. E. Hesbion, William, 161 Hastings St. E. Hewson, Chas., Steamer-Ruth. Hickman, Fredk., 77 AVater St. Hicks, Wm. Henry, 214 Abbott St. Higgins, Edwin Clay, Horseshoe Hotel. Hill, Andrew, 144 Cordova bt E. Hill, Robert Thomas Langrell, 500 Cordova St E, Millier, Alfred, Dougald Hotel. Milton, Alfred, 565 Cordova St. E. Hird. John, 238 Main St Hiscocks, John Chas., 217 Main St. .Hitchcock, Cassius Marcellus,- Europe Hotel. Hodgins, George, 137 Cordova St. E. Holburn, Robert, Elite- Hotel, 29 Cordova St. Helburn, Robert, 36 Cordova St. .Holden, James, 151 Hastings St. E. Holdsworth, Andrew, Queens-. Hotel. Holds worth, David. 250 Powell St. Holdsworth, Walter, 1885 Hastings St. E. Hole, Albert 344 Powell St. Hoi lang, George Edward, 77 Pow- - ell St: - .- 7���������;.-.- ������������������ .. .... .', . Holland, Harry, 400 Powell St. Holland, Wm. Alex., 130 Cordova St. . -is. . ���������������������������'-��������� Hoimes, Frank, 786 Powell St., Cabin 5. ��������� . ������������������ ��������� i ... Honess. James, No. 4 Shack,. Blk. 36, Cordova. Hook, Robert James, 217 Main St. Hooper, James, -EsUia&vai Hotel. Hopkin, Chas. Wm., 222 Carrall St. Hopley. Henry, Beaver ..Rooms, Can-all St Hopper, Fredk., Queens Hotel. Hora, Wilfred, 643 Alexander St. Home, Edwin, City HaU. Horrobin, John, 1301 Powell St. Hough, Robert, 9 Victoria Drive. Houston, John, 130 Gone Ave. ���������Houston, Thomas, 1133 Cordova St. E. Howard, Arthur Ross,. Dominion: Hotel. Howard, Henry, 77 Powell St. Howarth, Jack; SOS Maiin BL Howe, George AVesley, 41 Hastings ��������� St E. - , Howe, John Hamilton, 130 Cordova St. E. -.- Howe, AVillfctm, 301 Powell St. ; ,Howes;i.JohnTAlfred,_=K:londyke-Hotel. ���������������������������-.- Hubbard, William, Terminus. Ho- ' tel. ' 7 ���������"��������� Hubble, Edward, Columbia ..aotel. Huber, Frank. 312 Powell St. Hudson, John William, 717 Powell St.; Rm. 13. v Hudson, Robert 208 ASexander St. Hughes, Benjamin, 608 Powell St. Hughes, ;Bertram John, 130. Gore' - Ave; - - - - ��������� Hughes. Wellington Joint, Alexandra Hotel. Hughey, Nelson, 75 Hastings St. 'EL Hulbert, Fred. Hairy, 472 Alexander st; '-'���������-. Hull, Fred., 31 Baltimore Rooms, Cordova St. Hull, Walter Scott, Atlantic Hotel. Hultquist, Hugo Albin, Inlet A'iew Hotel. ' ��������� - Humphries, Hiram F., 161 Hastings St. E. Hunt, Herbert. Rues Hotel. Hunt, Robert Fredk. Careu, Dominion Hotel. Hunt, William, 376 Alexander St. Hunter, George. City Hotel. Hunter, Jonathan, 5 Hastings St. W. , Hunter, Thomas Edward, 614 Alex- ' ander St Hurd, Wesley Chalmers, 522 Alexander St. Hurfoi;d, Bruce, 337 Main St. Hurson, Patrick Jowjph, Strathcona! Hotel. Husdon, John. 1147 Cordova St. 13. Hutching*, David J. Ii., 17JJ5 Pow-! ell St. '. Hutchings, James Saunders, 1314 Powell St. '. Hutchinson, Henry, 735 Helmcken .St. Hyler, Nicholas Nelson, Europe Hotel. Hyne, Joseph Alfred, 1803 Pandora - St. - Imlah, Alexander, G. T. P. notel. Impey, William, 22 Cordova St E. 'Inmao, Robert Samuel, 331 Carrall st. ..-.--���������' Ireton, Baron John, Dunn Blk., Cordova Stive, Robert Henry, 508 Alexander St. , Iveson, Stenton, Melbourne Hotel. Ivimey, Henry Lincoln, SS. Princess Victoria. Jaago, Johannes, 1160 Powell St; Jackson, Alfred, 117 Main St. Jackson, Engolf A., 508 Alexander St.' Jackson, George Alex.,, Rm. 10, Crown Hotel. v- Jackson, Henry, 302 Cordova St. E. Jackson, Marshall, 135 Hastings St. E. Jackson, Thomas Castle, 786 Powell St. James, John, 472 Alexander St Jasper, Charles Ed., Cedar Cove. Jenkins, Alfred. Alhambra Hotel. Jenkins, Jim Meredith, 236 Campbell Ave. Jennings, David, Europe Hotel, Powell St. Jennings, Fred. Sinclair, 786 Powell St. Jennings. John Douglas, Taggart ������������������ Blk., Alexander St. Jennings, Leslie Henry, 522 Powell St NO. 1434 143 NAME. 4. Jerrard, James Cabell, Irving Hotel. J1706 1438. 1442. 1443. 1414. 1445. 1440. 1447. 1118. 1449. 1430. 1452. 1453. 1434. 1455. 1456. 1457. 1458. 1459. 1460. 1461. 1462. 1466. 1467. 1469. 1471. 1472. 1474. 1475. 1476. 1477. 1480. 1481. 1482. 1483. 1485. 1487. 148S. 1490. 1491. 1492. 1493. 1495. 1498. 1499. 1500. 15.01. 1503. 1506. 1507. 1511. 1515. 1516. 1517. 1518. 1521. 1522. 1.523, 1524. 1525. 1527. 1������28. 1529. 1532. 1534. 1336. 1337. 1538. 1540. 1542. 1544. 1546. 1552. 1554. 1557. 1558. 1559. 1561. 1562. 1564. 1565. 1566, 156.7.. 1568. 1569. 1571. 1572. 1573. 1574. 15.76. 1584. 1585. 1586. 158.7. 1588. 1589. 1591. 159,4. 1595. 1597. 160Q.* 1601. 160.2. 1603. 1604. 160.7- 1610. 1615. 1616. 16-1,7. 1619. 1620. 1622. 1623. 1624. 1.625. 1628. 1633. 163.6. 163������. 1639. 1641. 1643. 1644. 1646. 1B47. 1048. 1������50. 1651. 1653. 1654. 1658. 1659. 1660. 1662. 1664. lf!66. 1.668. 1669. 1670. 1673. 1674. 1675. 1681. 1682. 1683. 1684. 1688. 1689. 1690. 1691. 1694. 1695. 1697. 1698. 1699. 1700. 1702. Jessop. Allan Elay, 229 Lakewood Drive. Jewell, Fred. AA'alter George, Europe Hotel. Johnson, Benjamin, Queens Hotel. Johnson, Carl, Inlet View Hotel. Johnson, Carl, Boulder Hotel. Johnson, George, Beaver Hoted, 21 Cordova St. Johnson, Herbert, 312 Powell'St. Johnson, John, 2104 Pandora St. Johnson, John, 311 Hastings St. E. Johnson, Robert Dumbleton, 522 Powell St., Rm. 4. Johnson, Wm., 2104 Pandora St. Johnston, Alex. Stanley, 119 Cordova St. AV. Johnston, Elmer, 828 Cordova St. E. Johnston, George Osborne, Secord Hotel. v Johnston, Robert, Queens Hotel. Johnston, Thomas Juries, 318 Powell St. Johnstone, Bruce, 300 Gore Ave. Johnstone, James, Terminus ..otel. Johnstone, Norman , Henry, 1795 Hastings St. E, - Johnstone, Stanley, Alexandra Ho- ���������" tel. : ��������� ������������������������������������.������������������'-... Johnstone, AVm., 230 Abbott St. Jonnstone, AVm. John, 230 Abbott St. Jones, David Angel, 624 Powell St. Jones, Demster Lewis, 325 Jackson Ave| - . Jones, Idris, Kootenay ..Rooms, Hastings st. ' Jones, .John, New Fountain Hotel. Jones. John Mills, ,228 Gore Ave. Jones, Walter John, 805 Hastings St. 13. Jones, William, 219 Cordova St. E. Jones, AVm, Henry, 472 Alexander . St., Rm. 16. Jones, AVm. Flees. Terminus Hotel. Jordison, Frank, 222 Carrall St. Jorgenson, Jorgan Martin, 557 Cordova St. E. ��������� - - Joslyn, George, Alexandra Hotel. Kane, George Thomas, Dougal House, Abbott St. Keefer, Thomas Samuel, 215 Main St. Keeling, AA'alter Cecil, SS. Cassiar. Keeper, Charles AVm., 229 Victoria Drive. Keiller, Win. Tinham, 39 Hastings St. E. Keith, Lane, Dominion Hotel. Kellberg. Eric, 1170 Powell St. Kelley, Edward, Alexandra Hotel. Kelly. John Roberts, Hastings St., . near Campbell Ave. -.'������������������.-. Kel man, George, Queens Hotel. Kemp, Charles, Russ Hotel, Cordova St.. '.��������� ��������� .. . ' Kemp. Lewis Albert, Bodega Ho-, tel. Kemphousen, John, 472 Alexander St. : Kennedy, Adam, Columbia Hotel.'----' Kennedy; John, Queens Hotel.' Kennedy, Thomas, Grand Hotel. Ker, Robert Gordon, Barnard Castle Hotel. .���������'������������������' Kerr, James, 135 Hastings St. E. Keyes, Robert, S99 Cordova St. E. Keyes, William, 899 Cordova St. E. Kidd, James Henry, Palace Hotel. Killbreath, Hiram, G. T. P. Hotel. Kimmons, James Horace, Alexandra Hotel. Kincaid, AViliiam, 2335 Dundas St. Kincaid, Wm. St., 2335 Dundas St. Kinden, Arthur Jtwett, 211 Columbia St. . King, George AA'., Strathcona Hotel. King, Harry, 740 Powell St. King, .James, 61 Powell St. King, William, 786 Powell St. Kingston, Alfred, 261 Cordova St Kinnear, AViliiam, 1841 Hastings Kirbland, David John, Europe Hotel. Kirby, Fred. George, 400 Cordova ���������St. Kirk, AViliiam, Columbia Hotel. Kirkwood, Robert, 1227 Hastings St. E. Kittredge, Edgar Herbert, Queens l832 Hotel. Klaver, Peter, City Hotel. c Knuckle, Alzy, Europe Hotel. Krebe, Charles Ludwig, Kings Hotel, Carrall St. . LaBerge, Anthony. 2020 Powell St. LaBrosse, Adelard X., 317 Hastings St. E. ������ LaCelle, John 'Baptiste, 118 Main St. LaCoste, Joseph, Horseshoe Hotel. Laffln, Arthur, Columbia Hotel. LafTIing, AA'illiam, 1831 Albert St. Leffling, Wm. John, 717 Powell St, Rm. ,5. Lahey, Frank, Dougall House. Laid law, Frank, Winnipeg House. Laidley. Thomas Biyden, 898 Powell St. Laird, Armour,'811 Cordova St. E. Lamb, George, Klondyke Hotel. Lamb, Harry, G. T. P. Hotel. Lambert, George, 1133 Cordova .St. ��������� E. '���������'.��������� Lambert, George; Barnard Ca-stle Hotel. Lander, Richard Michael G., 61 Powell St. Lapointe, Frank. Klondyke Hotel. Lappin, Kobort Henry, 1514 Powell St., Cabin No. 1. Larmer, Wm. Samuel, 144 Cordova St. E. Larson, Andrew, 331 Main St. Larson, Severln, 143 Hastings St. 33. ������������������������������������ . Lai-ymaid, Frank, .237 Main St. Lattie, James Arthur, Dominion Hotel. '--������������������- Lawrence, Edwand, 144 Cordova St. iu. Lawrence, Wheeler, Boulder Hotel. Lawson, Oscar Clinton, 1095 Hastings St E. -Leary,=Herbertr S;S;- Gamosutir���������=��������� LeBlanc, Harry. Alexandra Hotel. LeBlanc, Henry Ben., Alexandra Hotel. LeBlanc, Simeon. Alexandra Hotel. Leek. Thomas, Alexandra Hotel Leduc, Joseph Chas., 2073 Dundas :St. '" Lee, Alexander, Duke's Grocery, Hastinss St. E. Lee, Robert,- 130 Gore Ave. Lee, Wm., .223 Main St. Leeper, James, 144 Cordova .St. E. Lees, James i?!eJ'gusoai, 1170 A.bei-t .St. , Lees. James Ward, 120.7 Albert St. Leeson,. Richard Lighthouse Hotel. Lafebvre, .Siffj-ie, New Fountain L^iferman, Andrew, New Fountain Hotel. Leitch, Alexander, Grand Hotel, Water St. Leniaox, David, Cor. Oxford and Templeton St. Leslks, Robert llolnni, Europe Hotel. Levewjue, Frank, Europe Hotel. Lewis, Fred C, Dunlevy Apartments. . ���������' Lewis, Harvey, .354 Main St Lewis, James Albert, Atlantic .,-0- tel.' Llebousehel, Ernest Fhllip, 130 Cordova Hi. E, Liggett, AtJgus Shaw, Terminus Hotel. Lindop, Wm., 137 Cordova St E. Lindsay, Chas.-, Queeijs Hotel. JJndsay, Fredk. W., Columbia llo- U'i. Ling, Peter, Atlantic Hotel,- Cordova St. Linton, Andrew, Foreshore, ft. of Cai*t^Jl St Lipp, AViliiam, 2.38 Abbott St. Little, Andrew. Columbia Hotel. Livie, Robert, Kitchener Hotel, Cor. Hawkes and Powell. I Livingstone, James, 873 Cordova St E. . Lloyd, Lewis, E., 1500 Powell St. Logie, Peter, 66 water St Lonergan, Thomas, Hotel Europe. Long, Joseph, 1740 Poivell St. Long, Moses Franklin, Barnard Castle Hotel. Lord, Victor Chas.,: Terminus Hotel. Losie, Robert Alex., Atlantic Hotel. London, James, Columbia Hotel. Love, John, 332 Carrall St. Lovie. AVm.. Terminus Hotel. Luckett, Norman Wesley, 139 Cordova St. E. Luft, John, 17 Hastings St. E. Lumb, Fred. Sowden, 12% Cordova St. E. Lumley, Mark. 2148 Cambridge Si, Lycell, Gabriel, 728 Alexander St. Lyford, Fredk. G. T. P. Hotel. Lyle, Lome, Blackburn Hotel. Lynch, Patrick, Terminus Hotel. Lyons, Borden Winsty, Blackburn Hotel. Lyons. Harry, Powell St, near Sugar Refinery. Mabson. AViliiam Alfred, 35 Hastings St. Mace, Chas., 144 Cordova St. Macki, Victor, 2332 Turner St. Maddigan, Edward Daniel, City Hotel. ?'��������� -Idison, Harry, 135 Hastings ���������.���������t. 170 1708. 1709. 1710. 1711. 1712. 1711. 1718. 1719. 1720. 1721. 1722. 1723. 1725. 1726. 1727. 1729. 1730. 1731. 1732. 1739. 1746. 1750. 1753. 1754. 1756. 1760. 1761. 1763. 1764. 1765. 1767. 1768. 1769. 1771. 1776. 1777. 1778. 1779. 1780. 1781. 1782. 1785. 1786. 1787., 1789. 1790. 1791. 1794. 1795. 1797. 1799. 1S00. 1801. ISO3; 1805. 1808. 1809. 1811. 1812. 1814. 1815. 1817. 1818. 1824. 1825. 1827. 1831. 1833. 1836. 1838. 1841. 1842. 1844. 1848. 1849. 1850. 1851. 1852. 1853. 1854. 1855. 1860. 1862. 1863. PLACE. I NO. NAME. PLACE. Mahoney, Francis, 75 Cordova St. Mailer, George, 636 Powell ot Main, John, Columbia Hotel. Alallard, Matthew Henderson, 2000 Powell St. Maloney, Martin, 731 Alexander St. Maltman, AVm., 109 Hastings St. E. Manderson, Charles, Dunlevy Rooming House, Powell St. Mannie, John Duncan, 60 Cordova St. E. Marchant, Frank, Atlantic Hotel. Marchant, Matthew, 210 Powell St. Markey, Chas., Queens Hotel. Marmot, Lindsay E., City Hotel, Marsh, Wm., 507 Hastings St. E. Marshall, Arthur, a. Alexander St. Marshall, James, 734 Alexander St. Marshall, John. 825 Cordova St. E. Marshall, John, 920 Cordova St. E. Marshall, Thomas, 425 Hastings St. B. ' Marshall, Thomas, 920 Cordova St. L. Marshall. Y\ m. Crozier, 746 Powell St. Martin, Daniel, Alhambra Hotel. Martin, Oliver Cromwell, Termiaus , Hotel. Mason. Robert Fred., 319 Hastings St' P ' Matheson, David Reid, 319 Heatley Ave. Matheson, John Reid. 319 Heatlev Ave. Matheson, Murdoch, Europe Hotel. Mathieson, AVm., Barnard Castle Hotel. Matthews, Fred. Rogers, Columbia Hotel. Matthews, Robert George, 127 Hastings St. E. Matthews, AA'm. T., 217 Carl Ave. Mattlck, Geoige Fred., 36 Water Mayer, Fred. Lewis, 220 Salisbury Drive. May, AVm., Europe Hotel. " Meagher, John, 33-35 Hastings St. Meikle, John, Queens'Hotel, Main St; Melis, James, 214 Powell St. Merrlman, Samuel, 671 Cordova St. E. Messner, Alphonse, 332 Gore Ave. Mettam, .Reginald, Europe Hotel. Middleton, Albert E., 213 Cordova St. E. Miles, George Lawrence, 126 Gore ��������� Ave. Milham, George, 1873 Triumph St. Milham, Walter, 1873 Triumph St. Miller, Allan,- 2144 Dundas St. Miller, Chas. Kings Hotel. Miller, Edward, 141 Cordova St. B. Miller, Frank, 5 Hastings St. Av. Miller, Fredk. Albert, 76 Powell St Miller, George, queens Hotel. Miller, Jas. Ahsn, Dominion Hotel. Miller.^ Jas. Edward, 857 Cordova ot. 1*4, 1',: ' '',' f Miller. Thomas Meredith, 305 Powell St. . Miller, Wilfred Fredk., Atlantic Hotel. - Miller, Wm. Clark, Citv Hotel. Miller, AVm. Robert, Blackburn Hotel. MUler, AA'llmot, Palace Hotel, Room Milne, Charles, Queen Hotel. Milne, James, 732 Alexander St., Rm. 4. Missner, Chas. Wm., Melbourne Hotel. Mitchell, George. 472 Alexander St. Mitchell, John, Klondyke Hotel Mitchell, John, 717 Powell St Mitchell, Thomas Lancaster, 323 Powell St. Mitchell, Wm.. Columbia Hotel. . Moffat, John Gillis. Manitoba Hotel. Moffat, Melville Hugh, 798 Powell St- Moir, Chas., Columbia Hotel. Monielawa, John Alex, Columbia , Hotel. Monteith, Thomas Freebairn, 2130 Powell St. Moore, George Wm., 1923 Powell Moore, Glrvan St. Clair, 898 Powell St. Moore, Joseph Howard, 1162 Powell St. Moore, Peter, Boulder Hotel. Moore, Thimas, 2141 Dundas St. Moore, Wm. McClelland, 736 Cordova St. E. Moran, John, Alhambra Hotel. Moran, Wm. Seymour, 732 Alexander St., Cabin 5, Morgan, David, AVelcome Hotel. Morgan, Etna, Irving Hotel. Morgan, Frank, Melbourne .notel. Morgan, George James, Queens Hotel. Morgan, Henry Wm., 246 Raymur fat. . Morgan, Jack Edward, 112 Abbott ot..- Morgan, John Wm., :��������� 1178 Powell &t. '' - " ' ' Morgan, Joseph Patrick, 157 Hastings St. E. Morgan, Thomas, 14 Cedar Cove Morin. Charles Henry, Alexandra Hotei. Morin, Narcisse, 317 Hastings &t IBi-- JJorris. Andrew. 2246 Pandora St. 1865.' Morns, Chas., 668 Powell St 1867. Morrisey, John Joseph, 332 Gore Ave. 1868. Morrison, Adam, Russ Hotel. Cordova St. 1870. Morrison, Frank, 717 Powell St 1������<2. Morr.son, James, Victoria Drive. 18/3. Morrison, John D., 668 Powell St. 18.4. Morrison, Kenneth, Grand Hotel. Water St. .-.-.. 1876. Morrison, Malcolm, 27 Hastings ot. ...E. 1878. Morrison, Wm. Gemmell, 41 Hastings St. E. 1879. Morrow, Malcolm James, Melbourne ^--^r=Ho tel i==^a=^=d^^--===^==^-.=^=~=---���������-, ^.- Mortimer, Samuel, Second Hotel. Morton, George. Hotel Welcome. Mottishaw, David, 47 Cordova St; AV. Mowatt. Albert Palace Hotel. Muir, Wm. Guthery, Empress Hotel, Hastings St. E. Mulholland, Patrick, 117 Main St Mulray, John, Europe Hotel. Munn, Harry, Columbia Hotel. Munn, Montague, Columbia Hotel Munro, Alex. James, 67 Hastings Murdoch, Charles D��������� Columbia Hotel. Murdoch, AVm. Charles, 241 Hastings St. E. - . ���������Murphy, James, Dougall House. Murphy, Pat, 732 Alexander St Murphy, Stephen. Grand Hotel. 1 Murphy, Hugh, Blackburn Hotel.' Murray, John, 77 Powell St. Murray. John, Crown Hotel, Cor-, dova St. \V. , Murray, Kenneth, Dominion Hotel. .Alunay, Wm., 401 Powell St Musgrave, Kdward Durratt,Queens Myers, John, Europe Hotel. 4 Mynett, Herbert John, Dougall ! Hotel. ��������� ' MacAulay, ,,-Alex. Harold, Irving Hotel. MacAulay, Alex. McDonald, 344 Cordova St E. MacAulay, Hugh. 426 Cordova St. MacAulay, Malcolm, Grand Hotel, . MacAulay, Murdoch, Blackburn Hotel. MacAulay, Norman. 472 Alexander ot. L. MacBaln. George Roval, 137 Cordova St. E. MacDonald, Alex.. 344 Powell St. MacDonald, Andrew, Alexandra Hotel. MacDonald. Daniel Campbell, 144 Cordova St. E. MacDonald. Donald Alex.. Rainier Hotel. MacDonald, Frank, Spokane Rooming Hous������. MacDonald, Henry Mortimer, Citv Hotel. MacDonald, Kenneth, 5 Hastings St. ��������� AV, MacDonald. Wm. Archibald, 309 Main St ' MacDonald. Wm. David, Columbia Hotel. MacFarlane, George. 160 AVater St. MacGachan. Edward, Cor. Cordova 6t and Main St. MacGillivray, Ronald, Alexandra Hotel. MacKay, Donald MacGregor, 476 Cordova St. E. MacKenzie, Donald, 319 Hastings St. E. MacKenzie, John Alex., 41 Hastings St E. MacKenzie, John Malcolm, No. 1 Firehall, Cordova St. MacKenzie, Laughlan, Alexandra Hotel. MacLeod, Donald, 980 Powell St MacMillan, Angus, 980 Powell St MacRae. Alex.. Grand Hotel. McAllister, John Brown, 1126 Pow- ii ell St ��������� , McAlpipp. Dugald Leitch, 321 Main St NO. . 2193. 2191. 2193. 2197. 21 98. 2199. .'-.'On. 2201. 22 U 2. ^203. 2204. 2205. 2207. 2210. 2211. 2214. 2215. 2216. 2219. 2221 ���������','122 2223! 1880. 1881. 1886. 1889. 1892. 1893. 1901. 1902. 1904. 1903. 1906. 190S. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916. 19IS. 1921. 3 923. 1921. 12)26. T327. 1928. 192:9. 1-93'r. 1981. 1933. 19.34. 1936. 1938. 1939. 841. 1942. 1943. 1946. 1947. 1948. 1951. 195^ 1954. 1356. 1957. 1958. 1959. 1961. 1963. 1965. 967. 1968. NO. NAME. PLACE. 1969. McArdle, Peter, Beaver Rooms, Carrall St. 1971. McArthur, James O., 925 Cordova St E 1972. McArtliy, Joseph, 932 Cordova St 1973. McAulay, Alexander, 980 Powell 1974. McAulay, John AVm., 527 Hastings, St. E. 1976. JlcBride, Hanford, Boulder Hotel. 1977. McBride, 3ohn, Atlantic Hotel. 1975. McBride Robert Ernest 1 Cordova St. E, 1979. McBrown, George, 901 Cordova St. 19S0. . McCague, Charles, ll Hastings St. E. 1981. McCarthy, Edward, 52 Hastings St. E. 1983. McCarthy, Bernard Joseph, 1514 Powell St. 1988. McConaghy, John, 938 Cordova St. E. 1989. McCormick, Matthew, 5 Hastings St. AV. 1990. McCoy, AVm. Louis, 223 A'ictoria t Drive. 1991. McCue, Thomas Bernard, Hotel Quinte, Cordova St. AV. ��������� -.-. 1994. McCullock, AVm., 7 Cordova St. 1998. McDiarmid, James, 137 Hastings St.E. ������������������-''��������� 1999. McDonald, Angus, 137 -Hastings - st. e., . y ���������'..-.��������� -. 2000. McDonald. Angus Donald, 41 Hast ings St. E. 2001. McDonald, Archibald P., 117 Cor dova St. E. 2002. McDonald, John, G. T. P. Hotel. 2003. McDonald, John, 153S .Powell St. 2007. McDonald, John ��������� Angus, Russ Hotel. 2008. McDonald, John B., Columbia Hotel. 2009.' McDonald, John Phil, Hotel Europe. 2011. McDonald, Joseph. Rm. 34, Dunn Blk. 2012. McDonald, Bell, No. 1 Firehall. 2013. McDonald, Norman, Oakland Rms, Carrall St. 2014. McDonald, Roderick Joseph, Bo dega Hotel, Carrall St. 2015. McDonald, Wm., Alhambra Hotel. 2017. McDougall, Daniel Howard, 41 Hastings St. E. 2018. McDougall, Donald D., 1S62 Al bert St. 2019. McDougall, Dougald, 137 Hastings St T^ 2021. McDowell, AVm., 1S76 Powell St. 2025. McEwan, John, 137 Hastings St E. - ��������� ��������� - 2026. McEwan, Alexander, 1832 Albert St. 2027. McEwan, Robert, 224 Clark Drive. 2028. McEwing, Jonald James Stuart, 172 Cordova St. E. 2029. McFayden, Andrew, Queens Hotel. 2030. McFarlane, Daniel,. 126 Cordova k-: St.:E. -..'.��������� 2031. McFarlane, Duncan R., Terminus Hotel. 2033. McGee, Frank, Alexandra Hotel. 2034. McGee, Fredk.. Strathcona Hotel. 2035. McGee, James ��������� AngQs, Bodega Hotel. 2036. McGillivray, John, '139.% Hastings St-W.. - - ��������������������������� * ��������� - . 2037. McGorman, Thomas, 341" Alexan der St. .. 3039. McGregor, Gavin R., Barnard Castle Hotel. ��������� . 2040. McGregor, James Malcolm, 614 Powell St. 2041. McGregor, Thomas Roy, Police Station. 2042. McHale, Martin, 261 Hastings St, ,--"E. -..-.���������-������������������' 2043. McHallam. John Watson, Domin ion Hotel. 2041. McIIugh, Henry Daniel, Boulder Hotel. 2015. McHugh, Michael, S40 Powell St. 2047. Mclnnes, Alfred Ernest, 785 Cor dova St E. 2048. Mclnnes, Francis, 24 8 Jackson Ave. 2049. Mclnnes, George. Europe Hotel. 2050. Mclnnes, James George, SS. King fisher. 2053. Mclnnes, Wm., G. T. P.. Hotel. 2056. Mcintosh, Duncan, 1823 Hastings St. E. 2057. Mcintosh, Duncan Lome, Bodega Hotel. 2058. Mcintosh, John Grant, 811 Cor dova St. E. 2062. McTntosh, Wm. Douglas, G. T. P. Hotel. 2063. Mclntyre, Alexander, 41 Hastings 2064. Mclntyre, Colin, 313 Hastings St. E. 2065. Mclntyre. James Ezekiel, Domin ion Hotel, Abbott St. 2066. McTntyre, John Wm., 227 Powell 2067. Mclntyre, Malcolm H., 64 Powell ..; st - ��������� .������������������''���������������������������- 2068. Mclntyre, 'Norman, Barnard Castle Hotel. ������������������'-��������� 2069. Mclsaac, Archibald, 21S Carrall St. 2071. Mclver, Donald, 141 Cordova St. 2072. Mciver, Neil, 154 Water St., Car ter House. 2073. McKay, Chas., Alexandra Hotel. 2074. McKay, Chas. Edward, 61 Powell St. 2075. McKay, George, Hotel' Europe. 2078. McKay. Malcolm, Palace Hotel, Carrall St. 2079. McKay, Roland, 153 Hastings St. 2051. McKasv Wm. Edward Henry, Mountain View House, Cordova ���������- St. i 2082. McKee, John, 7 Dunn Blk., Cor dova St. 2083. McKellar. Malcolm. Citv Hotel. 20S6. McKenzie, Alex., Barnard Castle Hotel. 2059. McKenzie, Edgar, Blackburn Hotel. 2090. McKenzie, Findlay, Elite Hotel, Cordova St. ��������� 2092. McKenzie, James M., American --_ Hotel. .^_^__-7_^. -i 2093. McKenzie, James John, Alexandra Hotel. 2094. McKenzie, John, Columbia Hotel. 2097. McKenzie, Kenneth, Barnard Ca.= t1e Hotel. 2095. McKenzie, Murdoch, 1514 Poweu St. 2101. McKenzie, AVm.. S22 Powell St 2103. -McKlbbin.-Robert, Grand Hotel. 2106. McKie. Wm., Cor. Pandora and Semlin Drive. 2113. McKinnon. John Joseph, Atlantic ���������Hotel. 2114, McKinnon, John Joseph, Atlantic H"tel. . 2-116. McKinnon. Malcolm, 'Terminus Hotel. Wafer St. 2117. JleKinnon,:'- Murdoch, COS Pow������ll St. 2119. McKinnon. AVm. Bernard, Hotel Europe. >. 2120. McKln������try. AVm., Atlantic Hot������l. 2122. McLaren, Daniel. Blackburn Hotel 2124. McLaren, Nortman Duncan, 14 Jackson Ave. 212G. McLaughlin, Samuel, 1S58 Powell 2127. McLean, -Alexander, Europe Hotel 2125. McLean. Alex., Terminus Hotel. AVater St. 2129. McLean, Allen. 377 Powell St. 213 1. McLean, .lames Alex., Barnard Castle Hotel. 2136. McLean, John Allen/-40 Cordova 2139. McLean,.Wesley, 1147 Cordova St. 2142. McLellan, Alexander, S37 Keefer 21-13. McLellan, Dan H./306 Cordova St. 2146. McLennan. Duncan, Termijius Hotel. '���������-.-'��������� 2117. McLennan.'-'Ira Stiles,' - Mountain A'iew House. 215.1. McLennan, Neil, Europe Hotel. 2153.. . McLeod, Alexander, Teriiirius Hotel. - 2154. McLeod..-Donald; 1213 Albert St. 2156. McLeod, Duncan Gavin, Co-urnbia Hotel. 2157. McLeod. George Ciavton, Horse shoe Hotel. 0 ��������������������������� ~ 2158. McLeod, Jame<% Columbia Hotel. Cordova St. E. 21C0. McLeod. John. Quinte Hotel ���������. 2163. McLeod. Murdoch. Kings Hotel' 2164.. .-McLeod. Murdoch Alex., 41 Hastings St. E. 2165. McLeod, Murdoch Graham Columbia Hotel. 21 ������6. McLeod. Robert. Columbia Hot<������l 2168.' McManus, John, 230 Carl Av 2169. McManus, John. 401 Powell St. 2171. McMillan. Fredk., Columbia Hotel 21/3.., McMillan, John Angus. Granville Hotel.r 2174, McMillan, Merrill. Russ Hotel 2177. McMullin, John. Columbia Hotel 2178. McMullin. John. Columbia Hotel 21S0. 'McNair. John Cook. Cedar Cove. 2182. McNaughtori," Ira James, 2112 Dundas St;' 21S3. McNeill, -Archibald. 75 Hastings 2185. McNeill, George Fred., 15 Water 21S6. McNeill, James John, 350 Alexander St. 2189. McNeish. James. Boulder Hotel 2190. McNerlin, George, Horseshoe Hotel. 2192. McNutt, James, Bodega Hot*l Carrall St" PLACE. John Alex., >09 Hast- New Fountain New Fountain Hastings St. 2226.' 2227. 2228. 2229. 2230. 2231. 2233. 2234. 2236. 2238. 2239. 2240. 2242. 2245. 2249. 2252. 2253. 2254. 225C. 225S. 2261. 2262. 2263. 22C4. 2265. 2266. 2267. 2268. 2269. 2270. 2271. 2272 2273. 2274. 2278. 2279. 22S0. 2281. 2282. 2286. 2287. 2288. 2289. 2290. 2294. 2295. 2296. 2297. 2298. 2301. 2303. 2304. 2306. 2307. 2310. 2312. 2314. 2315. 2316. 2317. 2318. 2319. 2320. 2321. 2323. 232-7;- 2328. 2330. ' 2^3������ 2333. 2334. 23357 23 36. 233S. 2339. 23 12. 234 3. 234 4. 2346. 23 4 7. 234 S.' 2349. 2352 NAME. McPhaden ings St. E, McPliail, John, Hotel. McPhail, Neil, Hotel. MePherson, Alexander, Terminus Hotel. - M������Pherson, Angus, 41 St. E. MePherson, James, Windsor House. McPheraon, John (H), Europe Hotel. McPhie. Alexander, Europe Hotel. McQuarrie, AViliiam, City Hotel.* McQueen, Daniel, Iroquois Hotel. McRae, Dunham Norman, Melbourne Hotel. McRae, John Ross, Carter House, Water St. Motlae, Ralph, 422 Cordova St E McSkimmon, Norman, Tei minus Hotel. McSporran, Benjamin, 1227 Hastings St. E. -��������� McVeety, Edwin Arnold, 261 Hast- > ings, St. E. McV'ey, James, 107 Hastings St. McVey, Michael, 107 Hastings St McWilliams, AA'm Andrew, SS. St George. Neal, George Henry, 332 Gore Ave. Nelson, Chris, 57 Powell St Nelson, Erick, 312 Cordova E. Nelson, Oscar, 796 Powell St. Newell, Albert, Crown Hotel. 1 Newman, James, 508 Alexander St. ������������������ Newman, Thomas, Dominion Hotel. Newman, W'm. Richard, New Fountain Hotel. Newsome, John, Dominion Hotel. Newton, Joseph, 317 Cordova St. Nicholls, Benjamin, Herbert, 210 Cordova St. E. Nicholson, Angus, 41 Hastings St. Nicholson, Francis Edward, 1650 Albert St Nicholson/Thomas, 107 Hastings St. E. Nickels, Francis John, Blackburn Hotel. Nickels, George, 318 Main St. Nisbet, Thomas, 1514 Powell St, Cabin 8. Nixon, David, 56 Cordova St Nock, Samuel Albeit, 522 Powell St., Rm. 6; Nott George Benjamin, 5 Hastings St. Nugent, Henry Morris', Europe Hotel. Nugent, Myles, New Fountain Hotel. : Nunn, Charles De\eigne, Palace .Hotel. Nunn, Fred. George, 151% Hastings St. E. Nunn, Joseph Harry, Alexandra Hotel. x O'Brien, James, Blackburn Hotei. O'Brien, John Thomas, Empress Rooms*. Odium, Edwaid, Mountain View House.' Ogarra, Peter, 153 Hastings St. E. O'Hara, AVm. Albert, 67 Hastings St. E. O'Herron, Pati ick, Grand Hotel. Oldfield, Albeit, Atlantic Hotel. O'Leary, David, 472 Alexander St O'Leary, John, 322 Raymur Ave. Olsen, Murdoch McRae, Alexander Hotel. Olsen, Nels, Dominion Rooming House. Olson, Chas., Creston Rooming House. Olson, John Alfred. 53 Powell St O'Malley. James, Columbia Hotel. O'Neill, Michael, Kings\ Hotel. - O'Neill, Thomas, 750 Cordova St. E. O'Neill, AVlllam, 750 Cordova St E. O'Reilly, Patrick/ 732 Alexander St. O'Reilly, Philip John, 723 Alexander St. ' u' Ouimet, Francis, Hotel Europe. Over, Charles, Grand Hotel. Owen, Glynne Thomas, SS.i Camosun. < Owen, Samuel, 41 Hastings St. E, Owens, Stephen. Atlantic Hotel. Pallatt Robert Moltree, Dominion. Hotel. Fallen, Frank, 605 Cordova St. E- Pallen, James Frank, 605 Cordovai St. E. Palmer. Egre Stanley, No. 1 Fireball, Cordova St Palmer,, James, 774 Alexander St. -���������Parkin, Harry, 66 Cordova St. Parkinson, George, 653 Cordova- St. E. Parkinson, Thomas, Melbourne Hotel. Parks. Fred. James, Rear of 343 Cordova St. E. Parliament, John Oswald, 1830' Powell St. = Richard, 40 Cor-- Maurice, 367 Cor- James Miller, 799' 2357. 2339. 23C0. 23 fll. 23C2. 2363. 2367.- 23 70. 23" 1. 2372. 2373. 2374. 2377. 23 7 S. 2379. 23 SO. 23 SI 23S2. 23S3. 23S4. 2385. 2386. 2393. 2394. 2393. 2396. 2401. 2403. 2407. 2408. 2409. 2410. 241.1. 2412. 2413. 2414. 2415. 2416. Parsons. John dova St. AV. Pascol, Edgar dova St. E. Patience. AA'm. Powell St. Patterson, Donald, Columbia Hotel. Patterson, Francis Stephen Lett,. Astoria Rooms, Hastings St. Patterson, Fred. Jordan, 412 Cordova St. E. Patterson, John Roy, 718 Alexander St. Patterson, Robert. Empress Hotel. Patterson, Thomas David, 305 Powell St. Patterson, Wm., 756 Powell St. Payne, George Edward, 522 Powell St. =-Paytonj^AVm~'Georger=200r=Hast-- ings St. E. Peace, John, 29 Hastings St. W. Pearson. Arthur, Room 6, Taggart Blk., Alexander St. Peek, Chas. Edward, 341 Carrall St. - Peden, Ernest John, Queens Hotel. Pederson, Lars Emmanuel,- Str. Etta AVhite. Peal, Edward, 153 Hastings St. Pembert'on, Robert, 4 00 Powell St Penny, .lames, 41 Hastings St. E. ��������� Peppard, John Fleming, Dominion Hotel. Perkins, Robert AA'm., .Terminus Hotel.. . . -. ���������Perkhi������on. Frank, 1'] 2 Abbott St. Ferrett Jack" Byrr, ' 1514 Powell , st. ���������..-'-- Perry, Robcrt,"717 Powell St., Rm. 19. ... '���������"���������-,-���������'��������� Perry. Roy Alfred, 301 Hustingis .St. E. ��������� Perry, Thomas, 717 Powell St ��������� : Person. Martin, Alexandra Hosel. AVater -St. Peters. Win. Fletcher, Dominion Hotel. Peters, AVm. Harold, Atlantic Hotel. P"ttipiece, Matthew Morrison, s Dougall House. iVUIpiece, Win., 219 Cordova St. Petty; Thomas, 11 Powe.ll St. Pi-tznlek. Frank. Russ Hoi el. Philip. Alex., Horseshoe Hotel, .-Plillip.oAIfred John.-Secord Hotel, Phillips, Cha������. A.. Irving Hotel. Fhfllips.-'Jcdi'n. Gold House. Phillips. Walter. :;33 Carrall St.. Phillip, Joseph John, 23S Main St Fhlppe, Win. Henry, S60 Cordova st ]���������:. Pk-ep. Joseph, Secord Hotel. Pierce.. John Thomas, Emprt'as Hotel, Hastings St. E-.������ Pinder. Claude'JHarold, 17 ���������'Hastings St. AA'. w - Pini, Achillc. 50 AA'ater'St' -Pink. Archibald Gordon. 315 Sails- bury Drive. Pitts. Angus. Cor. Powell and Salisbury Drive. ; Piunk. Jabez James, Barnard; Castle Hotel. ������ Plowman, John, 117 Cordova St Piiimh,- John. AVm. Belviile Rooms, 261 Hastings St Poletto Camiilo. '2IS .'Carrall st Pollard. George, 344 Powell St Pope. James. G. T. P. Hotel Poppas. John. 426 Cordova St E Porteous. AVm.,. 36-Cordova St' ' Porter. Arthur, 2212 Oxford St Porter. John D.. 7 Cordova St. E Potunger. AA'm.. 743 Cordova St. B. Pratt, John Lawyer. Oxford St Pratt. Robert, G. T. P. Hotel Prentice, AA'm.. 705 Cordova ot. E I revost Andrew, 1775 Pandora St Price. George Childers. 107 'Hastings St. E. Price. AVm. John. Balmoral Hotel Pndham. H. Thomas, 242 Abbott Ht. Prime, Peter Lessley, Alexandra - riotei. ��������� Pci.or-^Richard Henry, a330 Cordova Pr,ct_-Alfred, Terminus Hotel, Wt- (Continued on Page 14) 7 ~ / L'.^33>AiS>*vSy *'i������w*<i"Si:������ 14 THE WESTERN CALL Provincial Elections Act (Continued from Page 13) NO. 2417.' 2418. 2419. 2420. 2421, 2424. 2426. 2427. 2430. 2433. 2436. 2437. 2438. 2439. 2440. 24 42. 2444. 24-15. 2447. 2448. 2450. 2451. 2452. 2453. 2454. 2457. 2458. 2459. ���������2460. 2463. 2465. 2467! 2469. 2470. 2473. 2474. 2475. 2470. 2478. 2479. 2487'. 2488. 2489. 2490. 2492. ������493. 2494. 2495. 2496. 2498. 2501. 2502. 2503. 2505. 2507. 2514. 2515. 2516. 2617. 2518. 2519. 2520. 2523: 2524. 2526. 2530. 2531. 2532; 2533. 2534. ' 2537. 2540. 2543. 2544. 2546. 2547. 2518. 2551. 2552. 2553. 2554. 2657. 2558. 2559. 2560. 2561. 2562. NO. 2662. 26G3. 2664. 2667. 2672. 2673. 2674. 2675. 2678. 267S. 2680. 26S1. 2682. ���������2683. 26S7. , 2688. 26S9. 2690. 2691. 2692. 2693. 2094. 2696. 2699. 2700. 2701. 2702. 2,703. 2705. 2706. 2707. 2710. 2713. 2714. 2715. 2716. 2718. 2720. 2721. 2722. 2723. 2724. 2726. 2728. 2729. 2730. 2732. _2563. 2565. NAME. PLACE. Frlte. Wm. Scott, 500 Alexander St. Prbut, John A.. 242 Hastings St. E. Pugh, AA'm.. 143 Dunlevy Ave. Purser, Herbert Edwin, Europe oHotel. ��������� Purviance, Joseph A'an Home, 41 Hastings St. E. Pyne, AVm., 117 Main St. Quasius, Chas., Barnard Castle Hotel. Queen, AA'm., Russ Hotel. Quinlan. Fredk. John, Gabin 1, 637 Powell St. RadclifCe, Thomas Riley, Fulton House, Hastings St. E. Ranger, Alex. Lewis, Grand Hotel. Ranger. Oliver. Atlantic Hotel. Raschello, Antonio, 218 Carrall St. Rayfield, Chas. Lome,' Barnard Castle Hotel. Rayner, Oliver Francis Hayward, 318 Powell St. Reading, Harry, 5 4 Cordova St. Reddick. George Thomas, 310 Powell St. Redgrave, Albert, 1775 Pandora St.' Redmond, Clarence, 137 Hastings St. E. Redmond, Herbert, 137 Hastings St. E. Reed, Arthur Louis, Irving Hotel. Reed, Francis, S. S. Britannia. Reed, George Augustus, 746 Cordova St. K. Regan, Michael, 265 Victoria Drive. Reid, Alon/.o, G. T. P. Hotel. Reid, Fred., Queens Hotel. Reid, George Thomas, 204. Car- rail St. Reid, James George, 1738 Pandora St Reid, .John Alexander. Empress Hotel. Hastings St Reid, AA'm. James, Blackburn Hotel. Rendall, AVm. M��������� Columbia Hotel. Ronnie. Wm.. 130 .Cordova St. E. Reynolds, John. City Hotel. Rice, John. 61 Powell St. Richards, Edwin Sidney, 522 Powell St., Rm. S.Richardson, dhas. Edward, 653 . Hastings St. E. Richardson, Frank, 309 Main St. Richardson, Henry, 137 Cordova St. E. Richey, James, Terminus Hotel. Ktdoin. Olfredo. 202'Carrall St. Riemer, Karl Johannes Aug. F., Columbia Brewery. Ringwold, Peter, 233 Carl Ave. Rintoul, AViliiam, 250 Powell St. Ritchie. Walter. City Hotel. Ritterhouse, Henry, Melbourne Hotel. . Robb, James, Imperial Hotel. Robb, Peter, 420 Alexander St. Roberts, Bob, 29 Hastings St. Roberts, George Wm., 158 Powell St Roberts, John, Dominion Hotel. Roberts, Samuel, 62 Cordova St. W. Roberts, Thomas Wm��������� 323 Powell St Robertson, Dunbar, 172 Cordova St. E. Robertson, -George, Columbia Ho- ������������������ tel. Robertson, James, Terminus Ho- : tel. . "��������� ' . .-.'. ..'7 Robertson, James, 5 Hastings St. W. Robinson, Harold Archibald, 1254 Powell St. Robinson, -Horace John, 300 Cordova St. E. '������������������<,- Robltaille, Joseph, 273 Victoria ���������-.' .Drive. -.-.-,:,. Rochford, John. 112 Abbott St. Rockford, John, 16 Powell St. , Roddam, George, S. S. Camosun. . Rogers, Frank Abraham, 1147 Cor- - dova St E. .-. ; Rogers, William, 144 Powell St. .������������������ Rogers, William. 305 Powell St 12763 Ronald, Daniel. 112 Abbott St., Roome, George : Gilbert, Dominion Hotel. Rordans, James, 117 Cordova St E. 7y ::-���������:-- :'7 '- . Ro������c. Samuelu Alphonse, 414 Alexander St.- '���������'���������'������������������'������������������:���������' Rose, Thomas A., 472 Alexander St. ;:������������������-;���������---.. v/-- Ross, Alex;, Columbia Hotel. Ross, Alex., 1819 Pandora St. Ross. Alex. Easter, Columbia Hotel. . ��������� ������������������- Ross. David, Columbia Hotel. Ross, Fred. Albert, 1697 Hastings St. E. ���������--.. ��������� '..���������.- ,' = ���������.:, Ross, John, Alexandra Hotel. Ross, John, Donevan, City Hall. Rowe, Henry Thomas, Crown Hotel. Rowe, Owen Clifford, 2576 Powell St. -���������-..:>- ��������� ". Rowe, William, Clark Drive and Powell St. ��������� '..,.-" Roy, Sam, Columbia Hotel. Rush, George, Terminus Hotel. Russell, Harry, 273 Westminster Ave. - !' ������������������������������������ ���������-��������� \\ Russell, James, Hotel Welcome.7 Russell, Wm. James, 237 Westminster Ave. Rutherford. Charles Hamilton, Grand Hotel. ���������''������������������--, Rutherford, .-Win.-H��������� 41 Hastings O* X4 Rutledge, Thomas Wm., 261 Hastings St. E. Ryman, George, Gold House. Saddler. AA'alter Johnston, Atlantic Hotel. ���������-���������''., ��������� Sallows, Benjamin Griffin, 726 Cordova 8ir~~Rt~~f^-'^^^-=^^=^= Sanderson, Edward Duncan, 2734. 2738. 2739. 2742. 2743. 2744. 2745. 2747. 2748. 2750. 2751. 2752. 2754. 2766. 2759. [2760; 2762. 2764. 2765. 2767. 2768. 2769. 2771. 2772.. 2773. 2774. 2776. 2777. 2780. 2781.: 2785. 2786. 2789". 2790. 2791. '792 2796! 2797. 2798. 2801. 2802. 2803. 2805. 2567. "2569. 2574. 2578. 2580. 2582. 2583. 2584. 2685. 2586. 2590. 2591. 2592. 2586. 2595. 2597. 2598. 2601. 2602. 2603. 2605. 2606. 2608. 2616. 2611. 2612. 2613. 2611. 2615. 2616. 2617. 2618. 2619. 2621. 2623. 2625. 2627. 2628 262!*. 2631. 2633. 2637. 2638. 26417 2643. 2645. 2645. 2647. 2648. 2649. 2650. 2651. 2653. 2655. 2807 2808 NAME. PLACE. Sisson, Thomas Herbert, 5 Hastings St. AV. Skellnnd, William, 110 Dunlevy. Ave. ' Sketch, Stephen, 66 Cordova St. Slater, Peter Woods, 136 Cordova St. E. Tmallwood, John Helman, 77 Powell St. Smart, AA'alter, Dominion Hotel. Smiley, George Andrew, 135 Hastings St. E. Smith, Alex., Queens Hotel. Smith, Chas. Dee, Alexander. Hotel., Smith, Clarence Augustus, 200 Carrall St Smith, Fred. Ed. J., 350 Alexander St. ��������� Smith, Fred Peter, 12 Victoria Drive. Smith. Fred. Wm., 1S61 Pandora , St. Smith, George, Queens Hotel, Main St. ��������� ��������� ��������� ���������> Smith, George Vernon, Grand Ho- . tel. Smith, Henry, Terminus Hotel. Smith, Herbert Edwin, 232 Gore Ave. Smith, Hermann, 728 Alexander St. James Campbell, SS6 Cordova St. E, Smith, John, Columbia Hotel. Smith, John, Columbia Hotel. Smith, John, Grand Hotel. Smith, John Alex., 630.Powell St. Smith, John Robert, 865 Cordova St. E. . Smith, John R. R., Russ Hotel, Cordova St. Smith, Joseph, 332 Gore Ave. { Smith, Leonard, 372 Cordova St. E. Smith, Norman Edward, 39 Hastings St. W. i Smith, Robert 332 Gore Ave. Smith, Samuel James, Atlantic Hotel. Smith, Selby, 1139 Hastings St. E. Smith, Wm., 222 Carrall St. Smith, Wm. James, 112 Abbott St. Smith, Wm. James, 228 Main St. Smith, Wm. Lawrence, 49 Hastings St. E. --,-,- Smither, Arthur Fry, 1850 Powell .St., Snell, John, Europe Hotel. Snow, Harold, Dominion Hotel. Snow; John Oscar, City Hotel. Snowdy. Elijah James, 172 Cordova St Soby. Wm.. 331 Main St. 7 Soden. Chas., 325 Jackson Ave. - Soderberg, Oscar Leopold, 331 Main St. Somervllle, James, 217 Main St. Sothern, Arthur, 259 Victoria Drive. "-'��������� Soucee, Edward. Palace Hotel. South." Arthur Lindon, S. S. Coquitlam/' ;��������� Souther, Wm., 137 Hastings St. E. Span ton, Benjamin, 66 Cordova St. . W. Spark, Win. Robert, 61 Powell St. Sparrow, -.George Bagnew, U. S. S. Co.'s Wharf. Spearln.- Gerald, Columbia Hotel. Speechuy, George, Columbia Hotel. Spence, Andrew' John, 41 Hastings .���������St. E. " Spence. Wm. Silby, Near Marine Ry., Victoria' Drive. Spencer, Aiex. Dean, 1229 Pandora St. Spobner, John Fred, Empire Hotel. Spotts, Fielding Wm., Europe Hotel. ' '-- Sprtngall, Fredk., 135 Hastings ���������'-St. E. Sprung, Wm., Europe Hotel. Stagg,. Ingram Charles, Crescent Rooming House, 108 Hastings. Stallard, Edgar George, Room 11 St. Clair Blk.. Hastings St. Standeven, AVm. Edwin, 337 Main .-.St., '���������-,; -:.--;-,;���������.-. Stanley, Donald Stephen, Columbia Hotel, 7/ Stannard, Chas., City Hotel. Starling, Morris Henry, Blackburn Hotel. . ��������� St. Arno, Joseph, Cor. Cordova and Main Sts. Steele, Austin, Melbourne Hotel. Steele, Oliver, 633 Powell St. . Steeves, Arthur Ansley, 1767 AU .. bert St. Stephen, James, 913 Hastings St.. Stevens, Alfred, 25.0% Main St. Stevenson, Alfred. Edwin, Black- ������'burn - Hotel.. : Stevenson. Andrew, Alexandra Ho- ������������������ -tel. ������������������ .'���������'"' :'���������..-. Stevenson, James, 135 Hastings ���������- St. E. ��������� Stevenson, Robert, 61 Powell St. Stewart, Alex., 27 Hastings St. E. Stewart, George, 130 Cordova St. Stewart, John. 112 Abbott St. Stewart, Norman Colin, 39 Hastings St. Stewart, W., Terminus Hotel, Water St. Strickland, George. Secord Hotel. Stillwell, Frank, 4 Alexander St. Stinehow, Robert, Columbia Hotel, Stoor, Ernest Edward, Horseshoe Hotel. Strand, Chas., Terminus Hotel. Strange. Thomas Wm., 165 Cordova St. E. Strombeck, Chas. Gustaf, 512 Cordova St. E. ? Strong, Joseph, New,Fountain Hotel, 45 Cordova St. W. -.. Stuart, Chas., Dominion Hotel. Stuart, Peter Geddes, 507 Hastings, St. E. ^Sturkey,_ Walter, 1614 Powell St., Cabin 4. =-���������:-=*-== 2S92. 2S93. 2894. 2895. 2900. 2901. 2902. 2904. 2906. 2909. 2910. 2911. 2913. 2914. 2916. '2917.. 2925. 2928. 2929. 2930. 2 933. 2 934. 2935. 2937. 2939. 2941. 2944. 2945. 2946. 2947. 2950. 2951. 2952. 2953. 2955. 2960. 2962. 2963. 2964. 2965. 2966. 2967. 2968. NO. 3126. 312S. 3130. 3131. 3132. 3133. 3135. 3136.' 3137. 3139. 3140. 3142. 3113. 3144. Strathcona.- Hotel. Sangulnetl, David, Europe Hotel. Sanwooth, Thomas Herbert, 75 Cordova St. Savory, Harry Victor, City Hotel. Schoen. Otto, Columbia Hotel. Schultz, George, Hotel Welcome. Scott, Alexander, Secord Hotel. Scott, Alexander, Russ Hotel. Scott, Frank, Europe Hotel. Scott, John, 144 Cordova St. E. Scott, Robert Wallace, Columbia Hotel. 2588. Scott, Walter. 1754 Powell St. 2589. Scott, Wm. George, 1923 Powell St. Scouten, Wllburt Harold, Cor. Powell and Dundas St. -Scribbans, Alpha Thomas, 616 Hastings St. E. Scribbans, Walter James, 1742 Pandora St. Sear le. -Ernest Kelly. 137 Cordova ��������� St. E.- " '���������-. ' Seabrooke, Thomas Henry, 333 Hastings St. E. 8eaman. Wm. Frarik, 5 Hastings St. Seaton. John W��������� Queens Hotel. Sellers, Harry, 1794 Albert St Sellers, James, 2341 Dundas St. Service, Caulfield, 2113 Dundas St. Sexton, John T., Columbia Hotel. Seymour, AVm. Edmund, G. T. P. Hotel, Shand. Alexander, 717 Powell St. i 'Shanks,-Win. Arthur, 126 Cordova St. E. Shannon, George. 515 Main St. Shannon, John, Columbia Hotel. Shannon. Richard Burne. 1860 Triumph St Share, John Thomas, 822 Cordova St. E. Sharp, Fred. Wm., 41 Hastings St. E. Sharp. Horatio Clark. 41 Hastings St. E. Sharpe.'Wnfti Columbia Hotel. Shaw, Fredk., Dominion Hotel. Shaw, George R.. Grand Hotel. Shelly Fred.. 117 Cordova St. E. Sheppard, Edward. 204 Boundary Ave. Sheriden. Jack, Alhambra Hotel. Shield, James. Hotel Welcome. Shields, John, 137 Hastings St. &. Ship, Fredk. AVm.. 774 Alexander St m :. Shoehotham. ������������������ Thomas-' Bondhead, Palace Hofel. Shull. Omar Rosco, Alexandra Hotel. Silvester. Wm. Henry. 225 Tem- pleton Drive. Sim. Walter. 38 Cordova St. W. Simons. George. 67 Cordova St. Simpson. "Edwin. Melbourne Hotel. Simpson. James. Dominion Hotel. Simpson, James, 217 Cordova St - E. Simpson, James Wm., 1S25 Powell St Simpson. John, Balmoral Hotel. Simpson, John, Queens Hotel. Simpson, John. 80S Powell St Simpson, John Booth, AVindsor Hotel. Simpson, William, Grand Hotel, Water St. Sinclair. Adam, 61 Powell St 2660. Singer. Leander. Europe Hotel. 266L Sinnot,"Ernest A., Atlantic Hotel. 2813. 2814. 2815. 2816. 28.18.. 2819. 2821. 2824. 2826. 2827. 2828. 12829. 2830. 2831. 2832. 2835. 283B. 2837. 283 S. 2839. 2840. 2841. 2812. 2843. 2844. 2845. 2846. 2848. 2849. 2851. 2852. 2853. 2855. int 2S58. -IIS?; 2863. 2SC4. 2865. 2805. 2867. 2871. 2877. 2878. 2879. 2SS0. 2881. 28S1. 2SS5. Sudgen, Frank Leslie, 653 Cordova Sullivan. Wm.. G. T. P. Hotel. Sullivan,-,Wm. Henry, -172 Cordova St. E. ��������� ��������� ��������� ���������-'. . Summers, Henry. Bodeg^ Hotel. Summeracales, Ernest Wm., 738 Cordova St. E. '���������/ ' ��������� , ������. i Summer, George Chas., Columbia, Ave. and Cordova St. ... Sutherland, John Lorence, 197 Sutton,"James, 2007 Hastings St. E. Sweeney, Edward, Europe Hotel. Swindella, Wm��������� Bruiwwlck Rooms,,-Cordova St. ��������� .--��������� Swinson, Thomas Albert, Alexandra Hotel. ��������� ��������� ��������� . ������ ., 7. Swltzcr, Fred, Barnard Castle Hotel Talliefer, Joseph, Melbourne Ho-, tel Tambarlno, Frank, Kings Hotel. Tanti, -Thomas, Melbourne Hotel. Tappleton. Fred, 77 Powell St, Taylor, Charles. Atlantic Hotel. NO. NAME. PLACE. 2556. Thorne. Harold, Secord Hotel. 2557. Thorne, Stephen, 5 Hastings St. 289.0." Tighe, John, 879 Hastings St. E. 2891. :���������Tinney, AVm. F., Bachelors Rooms, 41 Hastings E. ' ��������� Todd, Donald, Alhambra Hotel. Todd, Henry Wilson, Blackburn Hotel. Topella, Joseph, City Hotel. . Topley, Herbert Gordon, 337 Carl Ave. Townley, Archibald, Palace Hotel. Townley, Francis, Palace Hotel. ��������� Townsend, Maitland Eugene, 41 Hastings St. E. Train, Henry Christopher, 318 Powell St. Trotman, Llewellyn James, Hotel Europe. Tuckett, Fredk., 637 Powell St. Tupper, Arthur Henry, 60 Cordova St. E. Turnbull, Edmund, Barnard Castle Hotel. o Turner, Chas., 1514 Powell St., Rm. 7. Turner, Chas. Alex., AlexandraThe Open Collections website will be unavailable July 27 from 2100-2200 PST ahead of planned usability and performance enhancements on July 28. More information here.
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| Title | The Western Call |
| Publisher | Vancouver, B.C. : Terminal City Press |
| Date Issued | 1911-10-06 |
| Description | Published in the Interests of Greater Vancouver and the Western People. |
| Geographic Location |
Vancouver (B.C.) |
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| FileFormat | application/pdf |
| Language | English |
| Notes | Print Run: 1910-1916 Frequency: Weekly Published by Dean and Goard from 1910-01-07 to 1910-04-01, Terminal City Press from 1910-04-08 to 1915-12-24, and then McConnells from 1915-12-31 to 1916-06-30. |
| Identifier | The_Western_Call_1911_10_06 |
| Collection |
BC Historical Newspapers |
| Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
| Date Available | 2012-09-14 |
| Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
| Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
| AIPUUID | 4c3e72ed-e9fb-4eca-994c-6732b28bfa02 |
| DOI | 10.14288/1.0188336 |
| Latitude | 49.2500000 |
| Longitude | -123.1167000 |
| AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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