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British Columbia Historical Books Collection
Henderson's British Columbia gazetteer and directory
annual (irregular) "Henderson's Victoria City and Vancouver Island gazetteer and directory, 1910-1911, numbered as v. 14, but gives narrower coverage. Incorporated William's official British Columbia directory in 1900. Superseded by Wrigley's British Columbia directory, 1918-23; by Wrigley-Henderson's British Columbia directory, 1924-25; and by Wrigley's British Columbia directory, 1926-32, which was incorporated into the Sun British Columbia directory, 1934-48. Current directories (1950+) published by B.C. Directories Ltd." -- Lowther, B. J., & Laing, M. (1968). A bibliography of British Columbia: Laying the foundations, 1849-1899. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria, p. 93.
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Well-Lighted V^ Sample ^Rpoms. Headquarters for Commercial Travellers. 1 Large and Commodious Dining Room* b. Hotel Wilson, NANAIMO, B.C. m w George R* Raymond, <£ Proprietor* Electric Light and alt the Latest Improvements. BOOKING OFFICE ALBERNI STAGE. Stage .leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. Best Brands of Wines, Liquors andCha*sJ£eptin Stock* Represented fay i W Wcii & Co., San Francisco. «* Wcfa, Ackerly & Co., Liverpool, jff R. P. RITHET &C0., Ltd. WHARF STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Wholesale Merchants Shipping and Insurance Agents§ -J AW. MORE & CO. ® Mining and Stock Brokers, @ I Real Estate and ® Insurance Agents.... T%c Scottish Imion and Rational Insurance Co. The Atlas Insurance Co,, The 'British'(American Assurance Co., The ^Dominion ^Building and Loan Association. Mines and Mining Shares for sale. Farms and City Property for sale. tRents and Interest Collected. 86 Government St.. ^Victoria, B.C 4 (-/ OOISTT-EHSTTS- PAGE- Classified Business Directory ...... . 989 Gazetteer and Directory, giving all places in their alphabetical order . 145 Consuls and Consular Agents ...... 12 Districts of British Columbia ..... . 135 Dominion Government Yukon Officials 14 Incorporated Companies . . . . . . ||||| 123 Mining Companies ........ 17 Province of British Columbia Officials . . . stagki 12 Provincial Government Agents and Officials .... 14 Eoyal Navy, Pacific Station ...... 214 Ashcroft ... ...... . 155 Barkerville ■'. . . 160 Chilliwack ...... *. . 179 Cumberland . . . . . 199 Dawson City ..:...... . 201 Duncans ........ 207 Esquimalt ......... . 214 Grand Forks . . . . . . 235 Greenwood ......... . 241 Kamloops fiity Directory ........ . 263 Kaslo City Directory . . . 271 Ladners . "... 285 Nanaimo City Directory ....... . 809 Nelson City Directory ....... 337 New Denver ......... . 362 New Westminster City Directory . . . . . 365 Revelstoke ......... . 419 Bossland City Directory . . - . 432 Sandon . . . . 482 Silverton . . . . . . ... 495 Slocan City ......... , 497 Trail 515 Vernon .......... . 523 Wellington ......... 529 Ymir . . . . . . . . . 539 Vancouver Street Guide ... ... 501 " City Directory .... ... . 609 Victoria Street Guide .... ... 781 " City Directory ........ . 845 INDEX TO advertiser: Badminton Hotel, Vancouver, B. C 2 Bank of British North America 8 C. P. Navigation Co., Ltd., Victoria 543 Colonist P. & P. Co , Ltd., Victoria 6 Doering & Marstrand, Ltd Corner Cards Fit Reform Clothing Corner Cards Hamilton, Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co., Vancouver Front Cover Henderson Publishing Co., Ltd 116 Hotel Wilson, Nanaimo Corner Cards Hardy & Thompson 8 Kootenay Bailway & Navigation Co 4 Letson & Burpee 8 Pont, James, Vancouver Corner Cards Sharp, Thos Corner Cards Spillman, E., Vancouver Corner Cards Turner, Beeton & Co Back Cover Union Steamship Co. ,Ld. Vancouver 7 Vancouver Floral Co..Vancouver Corner Cards World, The Vancouver 542 Woodward, C., Vancouver Corner Cards -P-B_f£J_B1__^C---i. (2) Incorporated Corn- of all places in each of all cities, towns, landings; (5) Complete In presenting the sixth volume of the British Columbia Gazetteer and Directory, the publishers desire to say that the same exertions, the same degree of ability and a greater degree of perfection in the organization of the forces and data necessaiy for the collection and and compilation of the information essential to the value of the Directory have been employed to make this volume superior to its predecessors ; and the knowledge that tynose who frequently use the Direc- .tory and are mo3t competeat to pass upon its merits appreciate our work and are always ready to commend its trustworthiness acts as au incentive to greater effort on our part to make it correspond to the standing of the Province it represents. The volume this year is divided into six parts, viz:—(1) Mining 'Companies doing business in British Columbia; panies; (3) a Gazetteer Index showing the names Electoral District; (4) Gazetteer and Directory ^•villages, post-offices, mining camps and steamboat Street and Alphabetical Directories of the Cities of Vancouver and Victoria^ and (6) Classified Business Direotory. The compiling and publishing of Directories is our exclusive business. We have a complete plant and every facility for turning out a first-class work. The principal work pertaining to our Directories is done by men trained to the work, and who are all engaged in it the year round. - The Gazetteer section has been considerably increased by the addition of the names of principal residents in our lists of country towns. The Cities and the principal towns have been carefully revised and the information brought down to a late date and will be found to be very complete. The Directory of Mining Companies is the only work that shows the names of all the Mining and Development Companies doing business in this Province. The feature was a popular one last year, and great care has been taken in its revision and in the addition of new matter of which there is some twenty-five per cent Attention is direct ed to the fact that in the Gazetteer all places are found in their proper alphabetical order. The present edition gives descriptions of 844 places, last year there were 817 places. The lists of places by districts will be •ound a great convenience when used in connection with the Gazetteer. k For convenience of reference, sub-heads show the first and last names on each page of the City Directories, and the first a nd last places contained on the pages of the Gazetteer. The preparation of Directories, perhaps as vividly as anything else, impresses the compiler with a sense of the progress of the country in all that constitutes material prosperity. Vancouver during the past year has made rapid progress. 1693 new names having been added [the book now having 10,375 addresses] the city has the largest population of any in the province. The Victoria City Directory also shows a very satisfactory increase over last year. The cities of the Kootenay District are fast settling down to a permanent basis. To make a Directory absolutely correct is impossible ; but we believe that this volume is \ as nearly correct as it is possible to make it with the rapidly changing population. To our many kind friends who have revised proofs, and without whose assistance it would nave been impossible to secure reliable information, we take this opportunity of returning our sincere thanks. Thanking our patrons for their encouragement, courtesy and liberal support, our endeavor will be to merit a continuation of their favor. Kespectfally, HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD. LTY. Victoria, August, 1899. PROVINCE OF iRITISH COLUMBIA. Population (1891), 98,173. Entered Confederation, 20th July, 1871. Seat of Government—"Victoria. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR: The Honorable Thomas R. Mclnnes. Private Secretary, Mr. T. R. E. Mclnnes. PREVIOUS LIEUTENANT- GOVERNORS: Hon. J. W. Trutch, 20th July, 1871. Hon. A. N. Richards, 20th July 1876. Hon. C. F. Cornwall, 20th July, 1881. Hon. Hugh Nelson. 28th March, 1887. Hon. Edgar Dewdney, 9th Nov., 1892. BRITISH COLUMBIA SENATORS. Oariboo—Hon. James Reid, Quesnelle. Victoria—Hon. W. J. Macdonald, Yictoria. Wesminster, Hon. Wm. Templeman, Victoria. MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Burrard—Geo. R. Maxwell, Vancouver. New Westminster—Aulay Morrison, New Westminster. Vancouver—W. W. B. Mclnnes. Nanaimo. Victoria—Thomas Earle, Victoria. Hon. E. G. Prior, Victoria. Yale and Oariboo—Hewitt Bostock, Ducks. CONSULAR AGENCIES. CONSULS. Belgium, vice-consul, J. M. Whltehead- Vancouver. Consulate de Chile Morris, M. P. —Vancouver. Consuldo del. Ecuador, John Macquillan— Vancouver. French consul—Baron de Sant Laurent- Vancouver. French Consulate (H. M. Graham)—Vicj toria. Imperial German Consulate, Johann Wnlfil sohn, consul—Vancouver. Lowenberg, Carl, German consul—VictoriaJ Greater Republic of Central America—N. P« Morris—Vancouver. Japanese Imperial Consul, S. Shimlzer—VanJ couver. Netherlands—Vice-consul, C. Gardiner Johnson—Vancouver. Norway and Sweden—J. C. Maclure—Van-} couver. Peru—Consul, B. H. Alexander—Vancouver* Spain—Vice-consul, Capt. H. A. Mellon- Vancouver. Swedish and Norwegian Consulate—Victoria- United States Consul, Abraham B. Smith- Victoria. United States—L. Edward Dudley—Vancouver. MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE I ASSEMBLY. Sneaker, the Hon. Thos. Foster. Clerk of the Legislative Assembls Thornton Fell. Constituency. Name. P. O. AddreM Alberni—Alan Webster Neill. AlberniM Cariboo—Hans Heleesen, Rarkervill^B Cariboo—Maj.-Cren. John Charlton Kv chant. 150-Mile House. Cassiar—John Irving, Victoria. Chas. Wm. Digby Clifford, If verness. Chilliwack—Charles Wm. Munro, Chf liwack. Ccn.ox—James Dusmuir, Victoria. 1 Cowichan—William Robertson, CW mainus. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Delta—Thomas Forster, Speaker, Nelson. Dewdney—R. McBride. Esquimalt—Hon. C. E. Pooley, Victoria. Esquimalt—D. W. Higgins, Victoria. East Kootenay—(North)—Winner C. Wells, Palliser. East—Hon. Jas. Baker, Victoria. Lillooet, East-James Douglas Prentice, Dog Creek. Lillooet West—A. W. Smith, Lillooet. Nanaimo City — Hon. R. E. McKech- nie, M.D., Nanaimo. Nanaimo— (North)—John Bryden, Victoria. Nanaimo—(South)—Ralph Smith, Nanaimo. Nelson—Hon. J. Fred Hume, Nelson. New Westminister—A. Henderson, New Westminister. Revelstoke—James M. Kellie, Revelstoke. Richmond—Thos. Kidd, Lulu Islaud. Rossland—James M. Martin. Rossland. S'acan—Robert F. Green, Kaslo. Vancouver—Hon. Joseph Martin, Vancouver. Vancouver—Hon. Francis L. Carter- Cotton, Vancouver. Vancouver—Charles E. Tisdall, Vancouver. Vancouver—R. McPherson, Vancouver. Victoria—Hon. J. H. Turner, Victoria. Victoria—Harry Dallas Helmcken, Victoria. Victoria—Richard Hall, Victoria. Victoria—Albert Edward McPhillips, Victoria, North—J. P. Booth, Vesuvius Bay. South—Hon. D. M. Eberts, Victoria. Yale, West—Hon. Charles Augustus Semlin, Cache Creek. Yale, North—Francis John Deane, Kamloops. Yale, East—Price Ellison, Vernon. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Honorable Charles A. Semlin, Premier, and Provincial Secretary. Honorable Alexander Hnederson, Attorney General. Honorable Francis L. Carter-Cotton, Minister of Finance and Agriculture, and Chief-Commissioner of Lands and Works. Honorable J. Fred Hume, Minister of Mines. Honorable R. E. McKechnie, M.D., President (without portfolio). PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. Provincial Secretary, Hon. C. A. Semlin. Deputy Provincial Secretary, A. Campbell Reddie. Chief Clerk, J. K. Worsfold. Queen's Printer, R. Wolfenden. Parliamentary Librarian, E. O. i S. Scholefield. Curator Provincial Museum, J. Fannin. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. Minister of Finance and Agriculture, Hon. Francis L. Carter-Cotton. Deputy Minister of Finance, A. Flett. Chief Clerk, H. A. S. Morley. Auditor-General, J- McB. Smith. Auditor, J. Anderson, B.A. Inspector of Offices, W. J. Goepel. Assessor and Supervisor of Rolls, Cornelius Booth. Assistant Assessor, Charles W. Jenkinson. LANDS AND WORKS. Chief Commissioner, Hon. F. L. Cartor- Cotton. Deputy Commissioner, W. S. Gore. Chief Clerk. B. H. John. Provincial Timber Inspector, R. J. Skinner. Public Works Engineer, Francis Clark Gamble. ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.- Attorney-General, Hon. Alex. Henderson, Q.C. Deputy Attorney-General, H. A. Maclean. Registrar-General of Titles and Registrar Joint Stock Companies, S. Y. Wootton. Registrar Supreme Court, B. H. T. Drake. Deputy Registrar Supreme Court and Registrar Count Court, Harvey Combe. Deputy Supreme Court and County Court, Arthur Keast. Superintendent of Provincial Police, F. S. Hussey; Sergeant, John M. Langley. DEPARTMENT OF MINES. Minister of Mines, Hon. J. Fred Hume. Secretary—Malcott Richardson. Provincial Mineralogist, W. F. Robert- 14 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA son. Provincial Assayer, H. Carmichael. Inspector of Coal Mines, Thomas Morgan (Nanaimo). Inspector of Metalliferous Mines, James McGregor. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Minister of Education, Supt. of Education, Alexander Robinson, B.A. Inspectors of Schools, D. Wilson, B.A.; W. Burns, B.A.; S. Netherby. GOVERNMENT AGENTS AND OFFICIALS. Alberui— Government Agent, Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder, Thos. Fletcher. Constable, Chas. A. Cox. Alert Bay— Constable, Philip Woollacott. Alexis Creek— Constable (mounted)—Robert Pyper. Ashcroft— Government Agent and Assessor, Joseph W.Burr. Atlin Gold Commissioner and Government Agent, I. D. Graham. Atlin Registrar, Supreme and County Court, E. M. N. Woods. Stage Guard and Special Constable, John Wyness, Ashcroft. Barkerville— Government Agent and Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder: John Bowron; County Court Judge, Hon. C. F. Cornwall: Dist. Registrar County Court, Collector, constable, etc., James Mc- Ken. Sheriff. Assessor and collector, John Stevenson. Chema in us- constable, R. B. Halhed. Clinton— Government Agent, Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder, F. Soues. Constable, Geo. Mitchell. Clayoquot— Constable, F. Stanley Spain. Cowichan— Government Agent, J. S. Maitland, —. Dougall (acting). Camp McKinney. Constable, Charles Winters-. Cascade City— Constable, D. J. Darrough. Cumberland— Government agent, assessor and collector, William Mitchell. John Thompson. constables, John Baird and Donald- Gold Commissioner and Government Agent, stipendary magistrate, John E. Griffith. Mining Recorder and Constable, J. Stirrett: sheriff, S. Redgrave. Esquimalt— constable, Daniel Campbell. Fairview— Gold Commissioner, Government Agent, Mining Recorder and Stinendary Mag istrate. Chas. A. R. Lambly. Constable, A. R. Brown. Fort Simpson— Government Agent. Mining Recorder, Collector and Constable, John Flewin. Fort Steele— Gold Commissioner, government agent and stipendary magistrate, James Ferguson Armstrong. Mining Recorder, Constables, W.H. Barnes Constable and jailer, A. E. Watt. Forks of Quesnelle— Government Agent, Mining Recorder and justice of the peace. W. Stephenson, constable, James G. Bain. Glenora— Government Agent, Gold Commissioner, mining recorder and stipendary magistrate. James Porter. Constables, Malcolm McLean and Colin Campbell. Golden— Mining Recorder and Constable, assessor and collector, F. C. Lang; Granite Creek— Mining Recorder, Collector and Constable, Hugh Hunter. Grand Forks— Mining Recorder, S. R. Almond. 1 Constable, James A. Dinsmore. IUecillewaet— Mining Recorder. Walter Scott. Kamloops— Gold commissioner, government agent . mining recorder and stipendary magistrate, George C. Tunstall. County C. Judge, W. W. Spinks; Sheriff. Arthur Gore, Pemberton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Registrar, C. C. Martin Beattie. Warden Prov. Jail, John R. Vicars. James McLaren, 1st convict guard. Alex. Brown, 2nd convict guard. Alex. Dupont, 3rd convict guard. Hugh McLean, 1st. I W. Hutchinson, 2nd. Assessor and constable, Martin Beat- tie, Kaslo— Mining recorder, assessor and collector, John Keen. Kuskanook—Mining Recorder, E. N. Murphy. Lake Bennett— ' Mining Recorder, W. J. Rant. Constable, E. W. Bickle. Lillooet. District- Mining Recorder, Assessor and Constable, 0. Phair; Constable, L. G. Barns; Gold Commissioner, Frederick Soues, Clinton. Lytton— Constable, Frank Sayre. Manson Town, Omineca— Gold commissioner, government agent and stipendary magistrate, Fredk. Wm. Valleau. Mayne Island— Assessor and collector, Wm. M. Robson. Midway- Mining Recorder, Wm. Graham Mc- Mynn—Chief Constable, Geo. Cunningham. Nakusp— I>N Mining Itecorder aid Constable, F. G. Fanquier. Nanaimo— Government Agent, Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder, Marshal Bray; County Court Judge, Mi Harrison; Assessor and Collector, M. Bate; Inspector of Mines, T. Morgan; Sheriff, S. Drake. Registrar C. C, Herbert Stanton. Jailor, W. Stewart; Constable, Wm. Mclndoo School inspector, S. B. Netherby. Nelson- Gold commissioner, government agent and stipendary magistrate, John A. Turner. Mining Recorder, Duncan A. McBeath Kegistrar Supreme and C. 0., Edward i. H. Simpkins. oehool inspector, Wm. Burns, B. A. inspector of offices, William John tioepel. Warden of Jail, Capt. Napoleon, Fitzstubbs; Jailers, J. Labbe, C. D. Jar vis and Geo. Partridge. Convict Guard, J. A. McAlman. Chief Constable, W. H. Bullock- Webster. New Denver— Mining Recorder, A. Mclnnes. Constable, L. R. Forbes. New Westminster— Government Agent and Mining Recorder, D. Robson, District Registrar of Title-- t to n- Cambridge; Sheriff, W. J. Armstrong; Warden, W. G. Armstrong,supt. of Insane Asylum, C. F. Boddington, M.D.; Deputy Registrar County Court, John J. Cambridge; County Court Judge, Wm. Norman Bole; Chief Constable, Richard B. Lister. Niagara. Constable, D. G. Cox. Nicola Lake— Assessor and Collector, J. D. Lawder. Northfield— Constable, C. W. Young. 150 Mile House- Constable, Frederick Rose. Plumper Pass— Assessor and Collector, W. M. Robson; constable, Stephen Hoskins. Port Essington— Constable, James Kirby. Quesnelle Mouth— Constable, D. H. Anderson. Revelstoke— Government Agent, Gold Commissioner and Mining Recorder, H. N. Coursier. Constable Alex. McRae Robson. Constable Alan Forester. Rossland— Gold Commissioner, Geovernment Agent ' and Mining Recorder, John Kirkup. constable and collector, John Hooson. Salt Spring Island- Assessor and Collector, E. Walter. Similkameen— Mining Recorder, Hugh Hunter, Granite Creek. 13keena— Constable, James Kirby. Teslin Lake- Constables, A. D. Drummond Tobacco Plains — Stopendary Magistrate, M. Phillips. 16 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA O. Tom Creek, Omineca— Mining Recorder, Ezra Evans. Trail— ^ •__ Constables, Wm. J. Devitt Trout Lake City— rrwTnr Mining recorder, Thomas laylor. Union— Constable, John Thomson. Vancouver— jMjf;§ t* District Registrar of Titles, x. oES^Registrar, Sup. and County Courts, A E Beck; Timber Inspector, R. J. Skinner; assessor and collector, W. L. Fagan. Sheriff, J. D. Hall; Constable, Colin Campbell. ^Government Agent and Mining K* corder, L. Norris; Assessor, Collector a,M Constables, James C. Tunstall and E. C. Simmons. Victoria— , (See also Provincial Departments.) Gold Commissioner for the Proving and Mining Recorder, W. S. Gore; Sheriff, J. E. McMillan; Warden Prov. Jail, R. F. John. 1st gaoler, Richard Parsons; .2nd goaler, James Hunter; 3rd gaoler, James Mellors; 1st convict guard, Al! mond Thomas; 2nd convict guard, W. H. Mason. Juvenile Reformatory— Supt., R. E. Hanson; asst. supt., Wm Bowden. Supt. of Provincial Police, F. S. Hna_ej; Sergt. Prov. Police, John M. Langley, Constables, W. R. Atkins, Frank Murray I Wellington— Constables, D. Stephenson Windermere— Mining Recorder, G. Goldie. Ymir— Constable, W. C. Forrester. ^HEN YOU ORDER ^ ;-_B_-.v~fl V rs mm SEE THAT THE ORDER READS iritish Columbia :er and Directory. HIEIIsrDE_SSOIsr s DIRECTORY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA MININGfCOMPANIES 1900. M An Alph abetical Directory of the Mining and Development Companies doing business in B ritish Columbia, with information regarding their properties. A * is before the names of Companies incorporated under the Companies' Act, 1862, (Imperial). AARON'S ROD MINING & DEVELOPMENT CO„ Ld., filed March 5, 1897; Capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Nelson. President, Fred Williamson; vice- president, P. Stevenson; manager, George Doyle; secretary-treasurer, P. E. Wilson. Property under bond to H. Coastley as trustee. Property—3 c laims—WHITE SWAN, GOLDEN WEST and INVINCIBLE, on, Columbia River, opposite Fire Valley; development shaft 40 feet; cross-cut tunnel 500 feet and drift 100 feet in vein (Jan. 1, 1899), paystreak 3% inches of galena. Two large leads on the property carrying galena. ABBOTSPORD GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated April 23, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury 500,- OOshares. Registered office Rossland. President Arthur Marsh: vice-pres., H. W. Fellowes, sec'y-treas, Edward Baillie; other directors C. A. Baldwin and Dan Harris. Property—DIAMOND DUST and NOONDAY, adjoining Commander, 1% miles east of Rossland. Development, cross-cuts. ABBOTT MINES LTD. Incorporated May 2, 1898. Capital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. President, Harry Abbott. Property—ABBOTT and KING WILLIAM dots 765 and 766, Group 1, Kootenay district), situated on Haley creek, Lardeau district. Dev., tunnel 268 feet to drive to 300 feet to cross-cut vein. ABE LINCOLN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. President, A. A. Phillips, Olympia; secretary, W. F. Newell, W. T. McDonald, manager, Rossland; John Ryan, foreman. Property—ABE LINCOLN, NO. 1, situated % mile southwest of Rossland, on Deer Park Mountain. Development, main shaft 135 feet and sinking, also shafts 43 feet, 12 feet and 10 feet. T here are three leads in a porphory dike; average values $28 to $30 in gold and copper. ABERDEEN 0 4lMP McKINNEY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., N. P. L. Incorporated April 6, 1899; cauitai stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Greenwood. Property—ABERDEEN, adjoining Minnie Ha Ha, in Camp McKlnney. Dev... vein opened up for 600 feet by shafts and open cuts. Values average $18 in free milling ore ACME GOLD MINING CO.. Ld. (foreign); filed Jan. 4. 1896. President. E. L. Tat^: secr^tar-'. W. C. Drorv. Capital, $600,1)00 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane; Registered office Oreenwood. J. C. Haas, M.S., attorney. Re-registered Feb. 2. 1899. Property — 5 claims — ACME AND OTHERS, mi Grouse Mountain, Int. hound- 18 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. ary, 8 miles south of Rossland; dev., tunnel. ACTIVE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897. Capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Trustee, John Hendry.. ADAMS BRITISH COLUMBIA CO LTD. Licensed August 26, 1897. Head office 28 Grace Church street, London, Eng. Capital stock £100,000, in fl shares. Registered office Midway. Capt. Robert Chamblet Adams, general manager and attorney. Eastern office, 41 St. Francois Xavier St., Montreal. Walter Adams asst. mgr., San- don. Property—MOUNT ADAMS GROUP-6 claims: MAMMOTH, CHAMBLET, SLATER, BRITOMARTE, MIDNIGHT, FRACTION and CULTUS, situated on divide betwen Four Mile and Carpenter Creeks, at head of Tributary Creek, adjoin Canadian on the west; reached by trail 3% miles from Sandon. Development, 2 tunnels, 600 and 300 feet; trail shipment returned 100 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. BON TON, situated in Jackson basin, 6 miles from Whitewater. Development tunnel 100 feet and winze 50 feet; high grade galena. Trial shipment returned 378 oz silver and 50 per cent. lead. ADAMS MINING CO., Ld., filed March 20, 1897. Trustees. John D. Farrell, Edward J. Bowman, Philip J. Hickey. Capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Sandon. * ADVENTURERS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Ltd. Licensed Dec. 29, 1897. Head office 3 Queen street, Cheapside, London, Eng. Capital stock £25,000, in fl shares. Registered office Nelson. Horace Edward Newton attorney. AGNES HYDRAULIC MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Oct. 16. 1896; capital stock, $200,000 in $1 shares; office, North Bend. Trustees, M. Neelin Garland, John H. Lyons, John Lyons. AINSWORTH MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld. (foreign); head office, Seattle; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares. President, William A. Cheney, Los Angeles, Cal.; vice-president, C. A. Riddle; secretary, George F. Fay, 416 Bailey building, Seattle. Property—STAR claim, 1% miles east of Ainsworth, reached by trail; wagon road to be built. Development, 100 feet of incline shaft following the vein and still sinking. Considerable ore on the dump, averaging 40 ounces silver and 65 per cent, lead. Vein runs north and south, about three feet wide, and 10 to 12 inches of galena on foot wall. Strobeck & Hardy, reported developing the property. AFRICAN BRITISH COLUMBIA CORPORATION, Ltd. Licensed Feb. 8, 1898. Head office 39 Bishopsgate street, London, Eng. Capital stock £200,300. in £1 shares. Registered office Victoria. H. HIrschel Cohen attorney. AJAX FRACTION MINE. Braden Bros., props. B. J. Matthews, manager, Pilot Bay. Property under bond to Maurice GintsS burger as trustee. H Property-2 claims—TREASURE VAULM and AJAX FRACTION, situated 3 miles from Cody, near Noble Five Group and adjoining Ajax Group. AJAX MINING AND DEVELOPMENT Co., Ltd. Incorporated 21 June, 1898. Capg tal stock $500,000, in $1 shares. OfficS Sandon. A. W. Wright, local manager; Pres., E. Meredith, London, Out.; secjH] treas., W. J. Taylor; foreman, Ohrisl Eccel. Property—AJAX GROUP, 3 claims, AJAX, RANDOM SHOT and OROWJS POINT, situated 3 ; miles from Cody, near Noble Five and Last Chance; reached by trail from Cody; $9,000 has been expended on drifts; shipments Forty tons in 1899, prior to March 17a yielding 125 oz. silver and 55 pear cent. lead. Development, on Ajax, east vein, 3 feet wide, pay streak 8 to 12 inches, values 140 S tunneis aggregating 500 feet. West vein opened by 4 tunnels. Total 1,000 ft.; have 3 chutes of ore, varying from 123 oz. to 230 oz. of silver and 50 per cent. lead. Crown Point, tunnel 90 feet; ore averages 400 oz to 500 oz. silver and 60 per cenH| lead. The group has shipped ore to the value of $30,000 during the three years previous to the formation of the present company* employs 10 men on active deveopment. ALMEDA MINES. Owner, Geo. Alexander, Kaslo, B. C. Property—ALMEDA and SIR OHARLEJH (crown granted), at the head of Jackson Basin adjoining Echo Group. Development, 3 tunnels aggregating 300 feet, and shaft 80 feet, have disclosed a strong vein carying ore through total depth of shaft. Average assays, 100 oz. silver, 60 per cent lead. Development work is steadily in progress. ALAMO MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 24, 1894; office. Three Forks; head office, Du- lutv.: capital stock. $500,000. Sold assets to Scottish Colonial Gold Fields, Ltd. ALASKA GOLDFIELDS, Ltd. Licensed 23 March, 1898. Head office In England. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Charles Robert Hamilton, attorney. ALBANY GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed! February 27, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. ALBERNI GOLD DEVELOPMENT SY1W DICATE. Ltd. Licensed 15 Sept., 1897"! Head office in England. Capital stock £159 000, in £10 shares. Registered office Alberni. James Armstrong attorney. ALBERNI MOUNTAIN ROSE GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed June 15. 1896; capa ital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; office, VanS couver. 'ALBERTA GOLD MINING CO., L« (foreign), filed Oct. 1. 1896; capital stock! $1,000,000 in $1 shares: head office, Spokane! vegr. office. Rossland. Pres., Daniel M. Drumhaller; sec'y-treas, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 19 MINING COMPANIES. W. H. Smiley; supt., Roy H. Clark. Re-registered Dec. 2, 1897. James Hunter, attorney. _, Property—ALBERTA, situated on Columbia and Kootenay mountain, % mile northwest of Rossland, south of the Iron Colt and Columbia. Two Rand drills are worked with power from Columbia and Kootenay compressor. Development—tunnel, 800 feet, which has been used for the operation of the Iron Colt mine. ALBERTA AND KOOTENAY DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Golden. Directors, W. C. Wells, Palliser; Dr. R G. Brett; Banff; G. Erickson, Field; George S. McCarter, Golden; Dr. N. J. Lindsay, Fort Steele; Thomas MeNaught, Fort Steele; W. Colpman, Slocan City; J. F. Betts, Prince Albert; J. Cardell, Can- more, Dr. W. B. Lindsay, Strathroy, Ont.; W G. Neilson, Beaver; manager, Dainard. Property—3 claims—MABEL, DOCTOR and LAWYER, on Copper Creek, Golden mining division. Development tunnel ore carries gold, copper and galena. GOLDIE FRACTION, situated on Marsh Creek, and CARIBOO MARSH, situated on Moyie Lake, Fort Steele division—are copper propositions. ALBION GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 19, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Trustee, J. W. Weart. ALBION MINING COMPANY. Registered 4 April, 1898. Head office Spokane, Wash. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shar.es. Registered office Ainsworth. H. Geigerich, attorney. Property—ALBION, in Ainsworth Camp. Development tunnel 100 feet on the vein, and drifts north and south. Ore carries 60 to 100 oz. silver and 60 to 70 per cent: lead. Is an occasional shipper. ALEXANBRIA-DEILLEY GOLD MINING CO. (N. P. L.) Registered Feb. 22, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Head office, Rosalia, Whitham Co., Wash; reg. office, Slocan City. P. E. Seeley, attorney and manager. Property-ALEXANDRIA and DELLEY, on southwest fork of Lemon creek, 3 miles above Oro. Dev., shaft in the vein 90 feet, crosa-cut tunnel 86 feet, tapping the ledge. Vein 5 feet wide carrying free goVI and galena; outcroppihgs are traced 900 feet. ALEXANDRA MINING AND DREDG- wn&SP-,.H- JJ?ne 12- 1896= capital stock, 5-,uuu,000; head office, Vancouver Trusters Marshall H. Alworth. Charles Wilson. ALF GOLD MINTNG CO., Ld., filed ?+e„PV 5k „1S9fi: off'ee. Rossland: capita] stock, $1,000 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250.- 000 shares. President. Llovd Harris- vice- ?Je wei£ ^i,P- Hf,rris: «ecretary-treasur- i"?• P;^ll0tt' Brantford Ont.; Abbott & Hart-McHarg. agents" Property-ALFE, on Lake mountain, in nfl?J!,out-L be£- one miIe from Rossland; 2S«?S _£*_-Hm Top and Mav Flower: ™* J'500 feet from C. &. W. Rv. Devel- hvSH?™' tunnel is h^ing run to first ^80 feefS ^V™^ U haS CUt the BULLION GROUP—4 claims—BULLION, CROUCH HALL, WOODSIDE and MOHAWK, situated on Round Mountain, 1% miles from Ymir. Development (March, 1898,) shaft 105 feet (and sinking); on Bullion, shaft 20 feet and other workings. Vein 3 feet and well defined. ALGONQUIN CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., tiled April 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-president, J. M. Robinson; secretary-treasurer, A. C. Gait- Directors, J. M. Clark and F. A. Brown. Property—TWO CLAIMS on Christina Lake. ALGONQUIN MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed July 8, 1898. Head office 15 Austin Friers London, Eng. Capital stock £500,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Edwin Durant attorney. Sub-Co. of British America Corporation, Ld. Property — ALGONQUIN GROUP, 17 claims near Cascade, abandoned. ALHAMBRA GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 5, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. ' ALICE NO. 4, Alder Bishop, George A. Buchanan and A. Bingham, proprietors, Kaslo. Property—ALICE NO. 4, located on south fork of Kaslo creek, 18 miles from Kaslo, 12 miles by trail from K. & S. Ry. Aver- I age -assays, 80 oz. silver and 60 per cent lead. Development, 15 foot tunnel in 1897. ALKI GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 25, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury stock, $150,000; head office, Seattle, Wash.; reg. office, Nelson, B. C. President, James J. Anderson; vice-president, John W. Renfroe; secretary, Julius F. Hale; treasurer, Robert G. Hudson. Property—ALKI, Trail Creek district. ALLIANCE PROSPECTING SYNDICATE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed June 17, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in 200 $500 shares: office, Vancouver; Pres., Henry Bell Irving; H. Bell Irving & Co., agents; supt., Dr. D. Bell Irving; secy., H. A. Apenes. ALLISON RANCH HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed May 7, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in $5 shares; treasury stock, $125,000; office, Westminster. President, Lieut.-Col. T. O. Townley, Vancouver; vice-president, John B. Laidlaw, Toronto, Ont.; manager, Charles R. Townley, Vancouver; secrtaary-treasurer, Fred J. Coult» hard, New Westminster; assistant secretary-treasurer, W. H. Hall, 56% King street East, Tcronto, Ont; engineer, Chas. H. Mitchell. Property—640 ACRES OF AURIFEROUS (gold-beaming) gravel, on the Tulameen river, on which six shafts have been sunk, aggregating 197 feet. ALMOTA GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed October 31, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in St shares; office, Victoria. Trustee, L. Goodacre. atRHA BELL GOLD QUARTZ MINING CO.. Ld., filed Dec. 14, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 20,000 20 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. ■shares. President, George E. Bower; vice- president, J. Barnet MacLaren; secretary- treasurer, H. DePencier, 11 Inns of Court, Vancouver. Property—4 claims, ALPHA BELL FRACTION, MOONLIGHT FRACTION, SURPRISE, OMEGA FRACTION, situated on Cayoosh Creek, Lillooet, about 12 miles above the confluence with the Fraser, and adjoin the Golden Cache property for 4,000 feet on the east. On the properties there are reported nine ledges, which together are about 47 feet wide, of free milling gold quartz. Assays have run as high as $150. ALPHA MILLING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed May 22, 1896; capital stock, $120,- 000; head office, Victoria. APHA MINE. N. F. McNaught, managing owner, Silverton. Other owners, James McNaught, New York City; Senator Haus- borough and Alex. MeKenzie, Bismarck, N.D. Property—ALPHA and ANACORTES, situated on South Slope of Silver Mountain, 2% miles from Silverton, reached by waggon road 2 miles, and tramway 1,600 feet. Development 1,500 feet. The property has not been worked for three years; 1,200 tons clean ore has been shipped and there are 3,000 tons of concentrating ore on the dumps. Shipments averaged 115 of silver and 64 per cent. lead. The Alpha is the pioneer mine of the district. An 800 ton shipment was made in 1894 on the completion of the Nakusp and Slocan railway. ALWILDA GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $900,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Dr. T. H. Little, Toronto; first vice- president; H. F. Arnold, Rossland; second vice president, E. C. A. Sutton, Detroit; general manager, J. W. Thornton, Rossland; secretary-treasurer, R. McGregor, Toronto; assistant secretary, John Bray, Rossland. Property—ATWILDA, situated on Green Mountain, 7 miles north of Rossland, dev. tunnel 30 feet. Re-registered Deo. 28, 1897. Office on AMAZON GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., 'filed April 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. AMAZON GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), of Portland, Or., filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Portland, Or.; reg. office, Rossland. AMBROSINE GOLD MINES, Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver, Pies., J. R. Seymour; vice-pres., Ben. Douglas. Other directors, Frank S. Tag- gart. Property—7 claims in Clayoquot District, V. I. AMERICAN BOY MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office. Rossland. Re-registered December 28, 1897, office on American Bay Cody. Attorney, Geo. B. McDonald, Oody. Property-AMERCAN BOY GROUP, located on south fork of Carpenter creekl % mile from Cody. Several cars of good ore have been shipped and it is believed to be a very promising property. AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT CO. (fori eign), registered Sept. 17, 1894; head officej Chicago; reg. office, New Denver; capital stock, $100,000. AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 26, 1897; capital stool* $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. jB $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 300,0001 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-pres., Geo. W. McBrideM treas., C. E. Benn; secy, and general dhSS R. C. Pollett, Rossland. .Other directors, •Ross Thompson. Property—GUTTENBURG, situated % mile south of Porcupine Creek, a tributary of Salmon River, and 1 mile west of N & F S Ry, Nelson District. Development—45- foot shaft; a tunnel 200 feet to be drive™ this summer, to work the property. TherM are 3 well-defined ledges, showing galenaB and spar on the surface. Assays show $55 in gold, silver and lead. Property—NEVADA (48% acres, crown granted); situated % mile south of PorcujJ pine creek, l^ miles east of N. & F. S. Ry., 1% miles south of Ymir. Dev. shaft^ 35 feet in ledge; tunnel, 16 feet; ledge, 55 feet. Concentrates 5 into 1 Silver, carry* ing gold; av. values. $28. There are two other ledges on the property. ANACONDA CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 20, 1897; capital stock, $3,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 1,000,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, James R. Cranston; vice-president; vice-pres., R. W. Northey; secjpM treas., E. N. Oninrette, Rossland: supt.S J. R. Cranston. Other dir., J. E. Saucier, Property— 8 claims. ANACONDA. £ TREADWELL, COMSTOCK, CITY OF LO. CITY OF WINNIPEG AND VICTORIA, situated on N. E. slope of Sophie mountain, 5 miles N. W. of Rossland. Dev. tunnel, 70 feet (April 7, 1899) to drive 500 feet, and expect to crosscut their I ledges. ANGLO-AMERICAN GOLD MINING CO* Head office, Republic. Wash. Capita™ stock $50,000, in 5c. shares; treasury, 600,000 shares; pres., Dr. T. J. MeKenzie; vice-president, E. S. Larson; secy.-treas., T. R. Morrow, "Rossland. Other directors,* J. C. Caie, John H. Fardley. Property—O. K., located in July, 1S97, in Republic camp, adjoining- the Mountain Lion, H/_ miles N. W. of Republic. Dev. assessments. ANGLO-AMERICAN GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Oct. 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. N. E. Nuzum, secretary. Aug. 28, 1897. Meeting to dispose of assets and wind up the company. ANGLO-AMERICAN GOLD AND PLATINUM HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 24, 1894; capital stock, $250,- 000: head office, Vancouver. Property purchased by W. J. Waterman, M. E., Princeton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 21 MINING COMPANIES. ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 15, 189c; capital stock, $3 000,000; head office, Yale. ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING AND INVESTMENT CO.; head office, 205 Rookery, Spokane; office Rossland ANTLER CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $5 shares; office, Vancouver. ANTOINE MINE; owner George Alexander, Kaslo, gen. sunt., M. R. W. Rathborne; seoy.- t-eas. W. F. Whellams, Box 122, Kaslo. ^Property—ANTOINE claim, in McGui- ean basin, 3 miles from McGuigan station, on K. & S. Ry. The ANTOINE lead is one of the strongest and best in the country. It varies in width from three to five feet. The ore runs from eight to eighteen Inches in width, and is found in chutes never far apart. It is steel galena and gray copper. In 1896 a steam hoist and pumping plant was put in, which, with shaft and ore houses, gives the mine complete equipment. The mine has stood this and the expense of development and has been self-sustaining from the start, at the same time paying large cash dividends. The first ten cars shipped gave smelter returns at 270 oz. silver and 45 per cent lead, uniform in grade. One car containing 15 tons returned $3,757. The next ten cars varied in grade, ranging as high as 386 oz. silver and 49 per cent lead, making the average of the 20 cars shipped over 240 oz. silver and 43 per cent lead. This is believed to be, next to the Reco and Good- enough records, the highest average grade ore yet shipped from Slocan. APEX GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO. (foreign), filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. ARGENTINE GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered May 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. (of Ohio Syndicate.) Frank Kizer, attorney, Rossland; pres., E. M. Gooding; vice- pres. and mgr., W. A. Ritchie, Spokane; sec'y, D. H. Sullivan, Lima, Ohio; other trustees, C. L. Hoyt, T. E. Thompson and J. W. Rowlands. Property in Slocan District. ARGO MINES OF SANDON, Ld., filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in 10c snares; treasury, 250,000 shares. President, A. Rutherford Johnson; vice-president, William Wilson; secretary-treasurer, Wil- ham K. Leighton, Nanaimo; directors, D. E. Campbell, Capt. John Irving, W. Christie and R. Punnett; foreman, David McDonald; Property—2 claims, ARGO and BELT, and three fractions, KICKERS, CHRISTIE and GLADSTONE. Claims adjoin the townsite of Sandon. The Cody track of J?e. K- & S. Ry. runs through both claims. Main tunnel 350 feet; No. 2 ,170 feet; No. 3, oo feet and open cuts; The » nrst car, shipped June 14, 1897, averaged 82 oz. silver and 60 per cent lead; concentrat- n_fu°,re averages 50 oz. silver and 45 per cent lead. vA££2KAUT GOLD MINING CO. OF KOOTENAY, Ld., filed Nov. 2, 1895. Di rectors, Alfred Graham Ferguson, Stephen Ormonde Richards and John G. Woods; secretary, C. C. Bennett,' 538 Hastings St., Vancouver. Property—ELEANOR and LONDONDERRY, Rossland district. ARLINGTON CONSOLIDATED MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), filed. March 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. offices, Rossland and Slocan City. President, E. J. Dyer; vice- Slocan City; Pres., Robt. Cooper, Slocan City; vice-pres.,E. J. Dyer; sec-treas., Con E. Fielding,. Slocan Slocan City; general manager, Frank Watson; foreman, Charles A. Haller. Property—ARLINGTON and BURLINGTON, situated on Springer Creek, six miles from Slocan City and six miles east of Slocan Lake and reached by wagon road. Average assays of the ore show 154 oz. silver and 22% per cent lead. Development, old workings, tunnel 350 feet and shaft 80 feet. New work, tunnel 150 feet, shaft 250 feet and upraise 125 feet, and cross-cutting 100 feet on the ledge, which is avereage width of 28 feet. Pay- streak 3 feet on footwall; average assays 295 oz. silver and 10 per cent. lead. Pay- streak on hanging wall 8 feet; average assays 144 oz. silver and 51 per cent, lead; 16 feet ledge matter; goes 30 oz. silver and 10 per cent lead. Ore is native silver. Grey copper and galena. In 1897 shipped 6 carloads, 120 tons on which net returns are said to be $150 per ton. Employs 15 men. ARLINGTON GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 12, 1897;' capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Greenwood. E. A. Bielenberg, trustee. ARCTIC SLOPE HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 26, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. Property—PLACER CLAIMS of 80 acres, located on Manson Creek, Black Jack Gulch, Omenica district; reached by trail from Coyleton or Quesnelle; developed by one ditch 4 miles long; saw mill site cleared; 350,000 feet saw logs on hand, all buildings erected and work is being pushed. ARLINGTON MINES, l.d. (X. P. J..) Iu corporated Aug. 7, 1899. Capital stock $1, 000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Slocan City. Property—ARLINGTON and BURLINGTON. ASHCROFT GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.: capital stock, $25,000 in 25c shares; head office, Ashcroft. Pres., Dr. F. S. Reynolds; sec'y-treas., H. L. Roberts; director, A. L. Clements. Re-incorporated June 14, 1897. Property—6,000 feet of HYDRAULIC GROUND on the Fraser river, near Keepers, the dumps, a little above Murderer's bar. Water privilege comprises 650 inches on a creek a mile and a half from the ground and about a mile below that 1,000 inches on another creek. ASHCROFT AND KOOTENAY MINING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 1. 1897; capital stock, $500,000; head office. Vancouver. ASSOCIATED GOLD MINES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,Ltd. Head office London. 22 HEISDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Eng., Capital stock £500,000, in.£l shares. Pres., Mr. Pirn, M.P.; vice-pres., the Duke of Manchester; W. Pellow Harvey, mining engineer, Vancouver. ASHCROFT MINING AND PROSPECTING SYNDICATE. Office, Ashcroft. H. C. Rayson; pres., A. L. Clements; vice- pres., H. L. Roberts, sec'y. ATHABASCA GOLD MINE.Ltd. Licensed 29 June, 1898. Head office 46 Queen Victoria street, London, Eng. Capital stock £200,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Nelson. '• Edward Nel son Fell, M.E., attorney, W. Baker street, Nelson. Property—ATHABASCA GROUP; Viz.: ATHABASKA, ALGOMA, MANITOBA, ANGLE FRACTION, situated on Morning Mountain, 2% miles by trail from Nelson, 5 miles by waggon road ,1% miles to Hall mines, tramway. Development about 900 feet tunnels and shafts. Machinery 16 horse power boiler and hoist, 5 drill compresser (contemplated), 10 stamp mill, water power. Returns from shipments, 200 tons in 1897; netted an average of $65; ore partly free milling and concentrating. March, 1899, run of mill, 30 days 7 hours, crushed 405 tons of ore. Value of bullion per ton, $17.54, and concentrates, $4.57. Total values per ton, $22. 0. ATHABASCA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office. New Westminster. G. O. M. Dockrill, secretary; Mine sold to Athabasca Gold Mines, Ltd. ♦ATLANTIC-PACIFIC EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Ld., filed Jan. 21, 1897; capital stock. $97,400. John R. Revis, pres.; W. S. Deacon, sec'y, Rossland. ATHELSTAN GOLD MINING CO. (fgn.), Capital stock $150,000, in 15c shares; assessable to 10c per share. Head office Spokane. Registered office Rossland. Pres., Geo. T. Crane; vice-nres., F. C. Loring; sec'y-treas., F. E. Snodgrass, Spokane; mgr. and attorney, F. H. Oliver, Rossland. Property—ATHELSTAN, in Wellington Camp, Boundary Creek District, 10 miles from Grand Forks. Development, 2 shafts; 60 feet, 70 feet, and by cross-cuts and drifts on vein, 110 feet. Ore is arsenopyrite; 14 foot vein; samples average $16 In gold and 2 oz. silver. Has 35 horsep ower boiler, hoist and sinking pump. ATLAS AND HUNTINGDON DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, Ltd. Incorporated 18 May, 1898. ■ Capital stock $10,000, in $5 shares. Office Slocan City. ATLAS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. filed April 30, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, President, A. W. Kenning, M.D.; gen. mgr., H. F. Arnold; sec'y-treas., John Bray. Property—MONTE CRISTO, situated 1 mile southeast of Deer Park, on Shore of Lower Arrow Lake. Development tunnel 20 feet. ATLIN HYDRAULIC MINING CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 6, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. ATLIN PLACERS, Ld. Incorporated Feb. 7, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 81 shares. Office, Victoria. ATLIN SURPRISE GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, 419 Hae« ings street, Vancouver. C. M. Kingston^ M. D., secy.-treas., Slioal Bay; M. B. KeJjB wan, superintendent, at Atlin; C. B. Man- sell, L. D. S., trustee; local manager, R. B. Smith, Atlin. Property—3 BENCH CLAIMS on t'inS Creek, one creek claim on Otter creek, claim on Eagle, and claim on Wilson. ATLIN SURPRISE GROUP, 4 ereeffl claims on Spence, and town lots in Di£i co-very. AURUS MINING CO. (foreign), filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, 1,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks, JBEj BACHELOR MINES CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 sharesji nead. office, Vancouver. AVON MINING & MILLING CO. CapiS tal stock $500,000, In 25c. shares. E. N. Onimette, secy.-treas., Rossland. Property—ENNESMORE, situated in Burnt Basin, 2 miles from Gladstone; lead 7 feet wide in open cut, ore ferric oxide. Under development. BADGER-TOURMALINE CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed! Aug. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office Rossland. Pres., R. F. Dodd; vice-pres., John Line- hum; sec'y-treas, F. O. Lawe, Rossland. Property—BADGER and TOURMALINS! FRACTION, situated on Deer Park MounS tain, adjoining Deer Park, 1^_ miles souths west of Rossland. Development shaft 130 feet and open cuts. Crown granted. BALD MOUNTAIN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed December 28, 1896; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares}! office, Golden. President, W. H. KinnlsS ten; vice-president, W. H. Lee; secretary* A. Allaai, Golden. BALLARAT MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 24, 1897; capital stock, $125,000 in 25c shares; head office, Rossland. BALTIMORE GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 700,000 shares. Office, RosslandJ Re-organized June, 1898. Pres., Hugh Henderson; vice-pres., A. C. Fry; secy.-treas.j Geo. H. Green, Rossland. Other direea tors, John W. Miller, and Harry Daniels. Richard Plewman, official broker. LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR, COPPER QUEEN, HUMMING BIRD, anffl half interests in the E. C. C, BANNOCKl BURNT, GOLDEN DREAM, on Toacffl Mountain, about three-fourths of a mile distant from the Silver King mine, 8Y2' miles frorm Nelson by road; open cut 18 feet, tunnel 146 feet, and 100 feet contracts driving. GEORGE H, and SAN JOSE,. situated on Forty-Nine Creek, on the northwest slope of Morning Mountain, in the Nelson division. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 23 MINING COMPANIES. BUMBLE BEE, BUTTER FLY, SPIDER, THE FLY, and THE MILLER, situated on the southwest, slope of Sophie Mountain, near Big Sheep Creek, about one and one-half miles from the Velvet mine. LONDON NO. TWO, on Champion Creek, about five miles from Champion station, on the N. & F. S. Ry. . BANNER COPPER-GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 1, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Greenwood. Pringle & Whiteside, .solicitors. C. L. Hoffman, trustee, Spo- -U-LI16 Property—BANNER FRACTION and TIP TOP FRACTION, in Greenwood Camp, 5 miles from Greenwood, adjoining the Old Ironsides and Knob Hill on the west- BARNATO GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., OF SLOCAN, Ld., filed Feb 24, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. BEACONSFIELD COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed May 15, 1897; capital stock, $300,000. BEAN POT GOLD MINING CO., filed May 23. 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000; head office, Spokane; President, E. D. Saunders; secretary, W. H. Fortier. Re-registered January 4, 1898. Office Osoyoos, J. C. Fisher, attorney. BEAR LAKE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld., filed April 18, 1894; head office, Victoria; capital stock, $500,000. BEATTY GOLD DREDGING AND MINING CO., Ld. (Dominion), incorporated Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $50,000 in $100 shares; head office, Welland, Ont. Licensed Feb. 9, 1898. Head office North Bend. Luther Richardson Symmes, attorney Property—BOSTON BAR PLACER ground, on Fraser River,, near North Bend. BEAUDETTE MINING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 13, 1897; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. .,BEAjyER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 28, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Spokane; President, M. R. Kellinger; secretary, W. H. Fortier. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Registered Office Osoyoos. J. C. Fisher, attorney. Property—RAVEN and two other claims on O. K. Mountain, near the Norway: dev. 100 feet. «BEA,VER QUARTZ MINING CO.. Ld., filed Sept. 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. ht?xE^S?ER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,200,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. TummsrFfSFW . BAT HYDRAULIC MINING CO. (foreign), filed Jan. 11. 1895; capital stock, $30,000; office, French Creek, w. Kootenay. ..BERLIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head of fice Rossland. President, O. D. Casselman; vice-president, H. Marymont; secretary- treasurer, H. R. Dunlop, E. Columbia. Rossland; general manager, H. R. Dunlap. Property—4 claims, BERLIN, I. X. L., LION and TIGER. Three miles northeast of Rossland, near the Columbia and Kootenay mine; wagon road from Rossland; development, 25-foot shaft; average assays,- $7 on surface ore. Last work done in 1897. BENDIGO GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 14, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Ross- stock $100,000, in 10c. shares; treasury, 400 shares. Office, Rossland. Directors, Geo. H. Madden (Marcus, Wash.), John S. Clute, jr., and O. C. Benn (secy.) Property—NO. 99, In Ferry County, Colville Reservation, Wash., 4% miles from Marcus, Wash. BEND'OR MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Oct. 21, 1898. Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. BEST MINE. A. W. McCune owner; Scott McDonald, manager, Sandon. Property—BEST and CINCHER, situated in the Best basin, on the Payne mountain, 4 miles from McGuigan station by wagon road; adjoins the Rambler on the north. The property is developed sufficiently to be a regular shipper. The ore is about the same nature as the Rambler, galena and grey copper. BIG BEND GOLD FIELDS, Ld., filed Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BIG BEND GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1896; capital stock, $250,000, in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. BIG BUCK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. BIG BUMP GOLD MINING COMPANY. Registered April 22, 1898. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $150,000, in 30c shares; assessable to 10c a share. Registered office Rossland. F. H. Oliver attorney; pres., John A. Finch; vice-pres., —. Campbell; sec'y-treas., H. K. Galusha, Spokane. Property—BIG BUMP, on North Fork of Salmon River, 10 miles from Erie. Development shaft 104 feet, tunnel 365 feet; drift on the vein 100 feet (May 30, 1898). Ore is iron sulphide, carrying gold and copper. Samples average $50 in gold and small percentage of copper. BIG CHIEF MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. President, Col. T. H. Tracy, M. C. S., C. E., Vancouver; vice-president, Adol- phus Williams, M. P. P.; secretary, John J. Banfield, Vancouver; managing director, H. P. MeCarney. Rossland. Property—BIG CHIEF NO. 2, situated 2 .miles from Rossland, on the east slope of O. K. mountain, % mile south of the O. K. mine. The mouth of the tunnel is 400 feet from the Red Mountain Ry. track, BIG COPPER—Owners, S. W. Mc- Miehael (Toronto), and John Moran, Rock Creek. 24 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Property—BIG COPPER (crown granted), in Copper Camp, six miles from Greenwood, and adjoining King Solomon, parallel lead. Dev., surface crosscuts, shaft 50 feet, showing vein 10 to 12 feet copper ore, averaging 12 per cent copper and small values in gold and silver. BIG FOUR CONS. M. CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 4, 1899. Capital stock $250,000, in 10c. shares. Office; Rossland. Propertv—BIG BEND. ROUBLE, AETNA, and BIG FOUR FRACTIONS, situated in Trail Creek district. BIG SIX GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Trustee, H. McCutcheon. Property—SUNSHOWER claim. BIG THREE GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), of Spokane, filed Oct. 3, 1896; capital stock, $3,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500.000 shares; head office, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 28, 1897. Registered of- Offiee, Rossland. Wm. Yol en Williams, attorney and superintendent. Evan Evans, foreman. President, A. F. Gault (Montreal); sec'y- treas., C. E. Gait, Montreal. J. P. Graves, western agent, Spokane, Wash. Property—MASCOT, on southeastern slope of Columbia mountain, adjoining the Columbia and Kootenay mine. Wagon road m miles northeast from Rossland. Development—two tunnels 40 ft. and 575 ft. about 50 feet on the vein. On the surface the vein is 6 to 10 feet wide. Strike about east and west, dip 50 degrees to the north: pyrrhotite, average value about $20 and $25 per ton. (31 March, 1899). Win2e in No. 2 (250 feet from entrance), down 65 feet and sinking. No. 3, lower new tunnel (200 ft. vertically below No. 2), 400 feet and driving. Plant consists of 7 drill Ingersoll compressor, electrical power, and 3 drills; hoist 16 bts. in winze. Under active development; employs 25 men. SOUTHERN BELLE, located on north slope of Red mountain, about ^4 mile from the War Eagle; reached by wagon road one mile to Rossland. Development, SNOWSHOE claim, adjoins Southern Belle and is of about the same character. The company contemplate putting in machinery to the value of $10,000 for economical working. BIG VALLEY CREEK GOLD MINES (foreign), filed Aug. 18, 1896; capital stock, £125,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng. (registered April 24, 1896); reg. office, Westminster. President, Earl of Kel- morey; secretary, Jasper Foster, London, Eng.; agents, Pemberton & Son. Victoria, BLACK COOK (YMIR, B. O.) GOLD MINM, Ld. Incorporated May 11, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Property—BLACK COCK GROUP, situated 6 miles from Ymir, in Wild Horse Creek. A shipper in winter 1898-1899. BLACK CREEK HYDRAULIC MINING CO OF CARIBOO. Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1895; capital stock, $300,000; head office, Vancouver. BLACK CURRANT MINING CO., Ld., filed April 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Kaslo. Pres., Dr. J. F. B. Rogers; sec'y, Dr. A. S. Marshall; treas. and mgr., Frank Watson; other directors, A. W. S. Sugel, E. E. Coy. Property—PAUPER'S DREAM, sold to Whitewater West Mining Co. THE BLACK DIAMOND MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 3, 1897; capital stock, $600,000 in 50c shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, Maj. S. B. Steele, Macleod, Alta; superintendent, Treve M. Gibson; secreaB tary-treasurer, Fred Steele, Kaslo; accountant, A. G. Fraser; solicitor, J. B. Clark. Q. C, Toronto. Ont. Property under bond to Maxwell Stevenson, of Philadelphia. Property—2 claims, BLACK DIAMOND I and LITTLE DONALD, located 1% milesfiH south and west of Ainsworth, KootenajSH Lake; reached by good wagon road, which runs through the property. The mine has been worked since 1888 and is a well developed property. It has extensive development, shafts and tunnels, Prior to 1897 some 700 tons of ore was shipped from the two claims. On Jan. 27, 1897, the new company tool- over the property and have been openings up the mine. From that date to the 1st of April about 100 tons have been shipped. On a shipment of 66 tons made in 1889 from the Little Donald returns were received of 95 oz. silver and 65 per cent lead. The ore generally will average 100 oz. silver and finer cent lead Plant, 35 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, 1 sinking pump and 1 Rand steam drill. BLACK FOX MINE; managing owner, Henry Croft, Victoria. Pronertv—BLACK FOX. DAISY and CALIFORNIA, situated on south fork of Kaslo Creek, 4 miles from K. & S. Ry at Forks and 9 miles from Kaslo. There are two well defined leads; assays average 80 oz. silver and 75 per cent lead. I BLACK HAWK CONSOLIDATED^ MTNING CO., Ld.: head office, Rossland. Property—2 claims. BLACK HAWK and WELCOME STRANGER, situated at the head of Champion Creek, 3 miles east of the Columbia River and 13 miles from Trail. Development—No. 1 shaft, 28 feet in dentil, all in ore and no walls reached; No. 2 shaft, 75 feet 9 inches in depth, where the foot wall was reached and a crosscut made at that depth 25 feet across the ledge without any sign of reaching the hanging wall, showing the vein to be very large and strong: and of high grade, assaying in gold $22.73. A New York syn-M dicafp has now an option for a bond for $100,000. BLACK HILLS MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ld., filed Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in 10c shares: treas- ury, 300,000 shares; head office, Victoria.-^ President, Moses McGregor; secretary- treasurer, William Christie. Property—BLACK HILLS claim, located* on the south fork of Kaslo Creek, % mile from K. & S. Ry. and 9 miles from Kaslo. It is reached by trail of easy grade, the GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. MINING COMPANIES. elevation being 500 feet above the railway. Development—A 100-foot tunnel is being driven to tap the vein at 75 feet depth. The vein, which averages 4 to 6 feet wide on the surface, is a contact with soft slate and blue limestone walls. Assays from face of surface croppings reported as 167 oz. silver. BLACK HORSE, W. J. Harris, owner, Rossland. Property—BLACK HORSE (crown granted), situated 1% miles S.W. of Rossland and adjoining the Commander mine. Dev., shaft 90 feet. BLACK JACK QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed March 18, 1890; capital stock, $120,000; head office, Barkerville. BLACK PRINCE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., J. A. Kirk; vice-pres., Hector McPherson; secy.-treas.. Driver. Property—BLACK PRINCE, QUEEN OF THE V ALLAY, KING OF THE WEST, on Bear Creek, Columbia River. Shaft 30 feet and tunnel 60 feet Assays from tunnel ore 2 per cent copper and $12 in all values. BLACK OPAL SYNDICATE, Ld Incorporated April 26, 1899. Capital stock J60,000, in $1 shares. Office. Rossland. Abbott & Hart MoHarg, attorneys. A mining and investment syndicate. BLACK ROCK GOLD MINING CO.. Ld. (foreign), filed Dec. 12 1,896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,- 000 shares; head office, 905 First av., Seattle, Wash.: reg. office, Rossland. President, W. P. Boyd: vice-president, O. R. Dahl; secretary, W. Y. L. Rutherford; treasurer, Andrew Chilberg; general manager, A. W. Anderson; consulting engineer, Ernest G. Locke. Property—BLACK ROCK claim, Trail Creek district. BLACKWATER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Trustee. D. G. Stewart. BLUE BIRD MINING CO. (foreign), filed June 1, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in SI shares; head office, Spokane: reg. office, Rossland. President, Lyman Carter; secretary, E. Bosque. Property—BLUE BIRD claim; has not been worked for two years, but will probably be opened up again this season. A plant has been installed, consisting of 30 horse power boiler. 10 horse power hoist and 2 Rand steam drills, at a cost of $2,500. BLUE BIRD MINING OO. (fgn.). Filed Oct. 1, 1896. Capital stock $300,000, in $1 shares. Head office Spokane. Registered office Kaslo. February 25, 1898 company ceased to do business in this province. Sold property to J. L. Montgomery, et. al. BLUE BIRD MINE. Owners, J. L. Montgomery, Kaslo. D. C. Corbin and Geo. D. Potter; supt.. William Downie. Property—BLUE BIRD (Crown granted). Adjoins Reen. 4 miles from Sandon. Development 1,500 feet in four tunnels; a shipper previous to 1895. Since, under development. Returns averaged 175 oz. silver and "0 per cent. lead. BLUE-EYED NELLIE MINING CO., Ld., filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in. $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Norman McLeod; vice-president, W. H. Bell; sec- secy .treas., Wm. H. Grant, Nelson. Other directors, P. Burns. Property—BLUE-EYED NELLIE claim, location iy2 miles southwest of Ymir, on Porcupine Creek, Nelson division, W. Kootenay district. BLUE GROUSE GOLD MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated January 18, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Property—MILLIE MACK aud TRIUMPH, on Blue Giouso Mountain, Arrow Lake Division. BLUE POINT MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $125,000 in 25e shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Kaslo. Pres., Capt. McMorris Property—2 claims, BLUE POINT and CONTINENT, situated on the east side of Kootenay Lake, 18 miles sbuth of Pilot Bay, and 2 miles north of Sanca, Ainsworth mining division. Boats can load within a short distance of the tunnel. Development —Shaft 10 feet on main ledge; assays average 31 oz. silver and 40 per cent lead. A tunnel has been run to tap the cross ledge, 18 inches .wide, of concentrating ore, from which assays as high as 148 oz. silver have been received. It is a contact vein of granite and porphyry. BOLANDER MINE. James F. Leahy, mgr. and trustee. Property—BOLANDER and FRACTION, situated on Cody Creek, 1% miles from Cody, on same vein as Noonday. Development $2,000, over 250 feet of tunnel; assays average 100 oz. silver and 70 per cent. lead. BONANZA MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 10, 1896; capital- stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. Directors, Wm. Durgson, F. H. Knight, McCallum & Hay, Columbia. Property—BONANZA, on Bonanza mountain, N. fork Kettle river, 18 miles- from Grand Forks. Dev., 2 shafts 20 ft. and' 25 ft. BONDHOLDER MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Aug. 1, 1896; capital stock, $1,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BON DIABLE MINING CO.. Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $75,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 35,000 shares; head office, Vernon. President, Capt. A. C. Carew, R. N.; vice-president, S. C. Smith; secretary- treasurer, Charles E. Costerton, Vernon, B. C. Property—4 claims, BON DIABLE. SMILING TOM and RED ROVER, located' %V?. miles northeast of Vernon, Yale district. Government wagon road runs- through property. Development—On three ledges on the Bon Dlable about 60 feet in shafts, about 90 feet in tunnels, a large amount of stripping, crosscutting. etc. Average assays, No. 1 ledge $1 to $276, No. 2" $117.50 to $47:2.80. Quartz on Nos. 1 and 3, 26 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. free milling as far as developed; No. 2 runs high in silver; shows considerable gray copper, with some galena. No. 3 only recently started developing. BONITA GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Jeff Davis, attorney. Property — BONITA, on Observation mountain, 1^ miles from Grand Forks. Dev., tunnel 50 ft. and tunnel 25 ft. Plant, 60 h.p. boiler and 2,000 ft. steel 12 inch pipe, "Coleman process" working gravel without any dump. Claim to work, ■2,000 yards per day and catch the finest of gold. Ground has been worked 2 seasons by hand and said to pay well; lowest ever paid $2.65 per d3y per man. BOOTANIE CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 13, 1893; capital stock, $150,000; head office, Vancouver. BOSTON BAR GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Dec. 13, 1893; capital stock, $50,000; head office. Vancouver. BOSTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING CO. (fgn.). Capital stock $1,500,- O00, In $1 shares. Head office Seattle, Wash. Branch office 53 State street, Boston Mass. Pres. and mgr., John E. Coleman, New York City; vice-pres., Ben. E. Snipes; sec'y-treas., J. W. Dryden; mgr. director, Robert Stevenson, Granite Creek. Property—About 200 acres f bar and bench claims on right bank of Granite Creek and Tulameen river. BOSTON & OARIBOO MINES, Ld. Incorporated Nov. 21, ISPS. Capital -lock $100,000, in $10 shares. Office, Vancouver. Property—Leases of 5 miles of Quesnelle river. BOUNDERY & BEAVERTON MINING CO., Ld. Capital stock $100,000. in $1 shares. Head office, Bank of Montreal Chambers, Victoria. Pres., John Empey; secy.-treas., W. E. Melllin. BOUNDERY CREEK COPPER MINES, Ld. Incorporated June 8, 1899. Capital stock, $250,000 in 25c. shares; office, Greenwood. Property—DOMINION and NO. 2, in West Copper Camp, Kettle River district. BOUNDARY CREEK MINTNG CO.. Ld. (foreign), filed June 28. 1895; capital stock. $1,000,000: head office, Sookane; "233 Hyde Block: president, Sol. H. Mayer; secretary, Sid Rosenhaupt; treasurer, Dan L. Weaver; other directors, Simon Rosenhaupt, John W. Graham. Re-registered Dec. 28. 1897. Registered of- five Greenwood: Louis I. Ostroski, attorney; Martin MoGrath, attorney. Property—LA ST CHANCE claim, situ- aled in Skylark camp, V/z miles from Greerowood; Div. 2 shaft 100 and 105 feet •and drifts; auartz, carrying mispickel, galena and ruby silver; values', $15 to $40 In gold and silver. Plant 40 h.p. boiler, hoist and No. 5 Oam- eron sinking pump. BOUNDARY CREEK MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 21, 1896; cap ital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 700,000 shares; office, Greenwood City. Pres., D. A. Holbrook; mgr. dir., Hector McRae; secy.-tres., J. W. Nelson; mining engineer, John Edwards Leckin. Property, 14 claims—D.E.; G.A.R.; O.B.; S.H.B.; BIG LEDGE; FRED D; S.F.; J. A.C.; PROSPECTOR; E.B.O.; LONDON; 1 SPOKANE; MoR.; and HARRIS; mostly crown granted; situated in Deadswood Camp, near the junction of Eholt and Boundary Creeks. ore has been shipped to the Everett smelter, returns from which give, gold $103.15 per ton, silver 74 7-10 oz. and 2 per cent lead. Development—Mostly prospecting to crown grant; tunnel in D.A., 100 feet; winze, 30 ft. at 50 ft. station, shaft 70 ft., tunnel 65 ft. in big ledge, shaft 40 ft. in O.B. TOWNSITE OF BOUNDARY CITY, at junction of Eholt and Boundary Creeks, 2 miles above Greenwood. BOUNDARY FALLS MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 19, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BOUNDARY-HELEN GOLD MINUW CO., filed March 20, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in $1 shares; head office, Green- Wood. Trustee, Robert Wood, Greenwood. Property—HELEN, situated in SkvIalB camp la/_ miles from Greenwood; dev., -haft and sinking. Gold and silver values, narrow high grade vein; considerable shipping ore on dump. BOUNDARY "hOMESTAKE MINllH CO., Ld., N.P.L. Incorporated July 15, 1899; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Greenwood. Property—HOMESTAKE, situated Ja Summit Camp, Grand Forks mining district. BOWEN ISLAND MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Dec. 21, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Vancouver. BOZEDOWN SILVER MINING CO. Licensed March 25, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £3,000, in £20 shares. Registered office Victoria. William John Taylor, attorney. BRANDON & GOLDEN CROWN MIXING CO., Ld.. filed Feb. 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President. Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-pres., William J. Porter, Greenwood. Rossland, managing director and supt., George H. Collins, Greenwood; other directors, Andrew Kelly, Brandon; W. A. Fuller, Spokane; W. A. Macdonald, Q.C., Nelson; Hon. J. N. Klrchhoffer, Brandon; James Currie, Montreal; James A. Russell, Greenwood. Property—2 claims. GOLDEN CROWN and Calumet, located In Wellington camp, Kettle River division, W. Kootenay, 6 miles from Greenwood City; reached by wagon road Development—March, 1899; totals, 775 feet; comprising crosscut tunnel, 322 feet; shaft, double compartment, 154 feet and other workings; plant. 50 h.p. boiler, 30 h.p. hoist and sinking pump. Value- average $34 in gold and copper. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 27 MINING COMPANIES. BREWERY CREEK PLACER MINING CO. Office Fort Steele. Superintendent, Robert 0. Jennings. Property—Bench claims on Wild Horse Creek, East Kootenay. BRIDGE RIVER "GOLD MINING CO., Ld. filed June 7, 1893; capital stock, $25,- 000;'head office, Vancouver. BRIDGE RIVER AND LILLOOET GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 6,1897: capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BRIGGS-PHILLIPS MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed March 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. Managers, Briggs Bros., Kaslo and Spokane; secretary, A. M. Phillips, Spo- Ke-registered January 3, 1898. Robinson P. Briggs, supt. and attorney. Property-BRIGGS-PHILLIPS GROUP, Five clalms-BEN HUR, ESSEX, BEDROCK, JOSS COLLINS and PHILLIPS, situated on south fork of Kaslo Creek, 4 miles from K. & S. Ry. tracks and 9 miles from Kaslo; assays average about 150 to 160 oz. silver, and 68 per cent. lead. Development 210 foot cross-cut tunnel to the lead and 200 foot drift on the lead; over 200 feet depth; ore in chutes. BRIGHT PROSPECTS GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. riled March 27, 1898. Capital stock, $1,000,000. Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Treas- | ury, 250,000 shares. Head office, Nelson. Pres., Sidney S. Taylor; vice-pres., James Lawrence; mgr. dir., H. M. Vincent; treas,, Chas. "Waterman; secy., H. G. McCulloch, Nelson, Property-4 claims, NORTHERN LIGHT, NORTHERN LIGHT EXTENSION, NORTHERN LIGHT FRACTION and TURK, situated on Forty Mile Creek, 14 miles from Nelson, by trail. Development (June 1, 1898), shaft 70 feet and tunnel 22 feet, with supplementary workings, lead averages 45 inches; average assays $35 in gold, with small percentage I of copper. BRITANNIA MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 16, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares: treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Slocan City. President, Harvey L. Fife; vice- pres., Paul Hauch. secretary-treasurer, Fletcher S. Andrews, Slocan City; consulting engineer, R. C. Campbell Johnston. Property—4 claims. COLD BLOW, 1,500 j feet square; FRICTION, about 40 acres; FIRST VENTURE, about 30 acres: COUPON, 1,500 feet square, located on Lemon Creek, 16 miles from Slocan City, and | reached by Trail, 9 miles by trail across' to Kootenay outlet. BRITISH AMERICAN CONS. GOLD & SILVER MINING CO., of B. C, Ld., N.P. L. Incorporated June 13, 1899; capital 8tock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. BRITISH AMERICA CORPORATION, Ltd. Licensed March 14, 1898. Head office 43 Lothbury, London. Eng. Capital stock £1,500,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Hon. Chas. Herbert Mackintosh, resident director and attorney. Chairman, Most Hon, the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava; managing director, Whitaker Wright; manager, A. B. Daltry; secretary, F. A. Labouchere, London. Edwin Durant, financial manager, Rossland; W. A. Carlyle, general superintendent and mining engineer. COLUMBIA and KOOTENAY GROUP, superintendent, W. S. Haskins. COLUMBIA, KOOTENAY, TIP TOP, COPPER JACK, KOOTENAY FRACTION and BLACK EAGLE fraction, situated on Columbia Mountain, 1% miles from Rosslan reached by wagon road to C. & W. Ry. and is considered one of the most promising properties in Trail Creek Plant consists of 30 drill Ingersoll compressor; three 100 horse power boilers and 12 drills costing about $25,000. GREAT WESTERN & NICKEL PLATE GROUP. Supt., W. S. Haskins'. GREAT WESTERN, NICKLE PLATE, GOLDEN CHARIOT, and ORE-OR-NO-GO, situated at Rossland. Development, sinking a double compartment shaft on Great Western, using 12 drill Ingersoll. Compressor situated in Centre Star Gulch. -NICKEL PLATE and ORE- ~~" NO-GO FRACTION, situated immediately south of the Center Star, and adjoining the townsite of Rossland. The R M Ry track is just south of the property. Development—Shaft about 200 ft.; a considerable amount of drifting and cross-cutting has been done on the property, which is being carefully explored; the ore is believed to be high grade. A new vertical shaft now being sunk. JOSIE GROUP. Supt., John M. Long. JOSIE, POORMAN, NO. 1, ANNIE, SURPRISE, YOU KNOW, BALTIC FRACTION, ANNIE FRACTION and THEKLA FRACTION, situated at Rossland. Development now in progress on Josie and No. 1. —JOSIE, located on the north side of the Le Roi and south of the War Eagle, % mile from Rossland; development, 3,000 feet tunnels, 300 feet shafts. The plant consists of a 80 horse power boiler. 7-drill Ingersoll compressor, hoisting engine and pump and employs 30 men. —POORMAN FRACTION, situated on Red Mountain, y2 mile from Rossland, a triangle adjoining Le Roi, War Eagle, Center Star and Josie. It is on the continuation of the Josie vein. Development amounts to $12,000 worth of work.con- sisting of tunnel and shaft. Shipments amount to 30 car loads, on which returns averaged $33 per ton gold and 2 per cent copper. The following claims are undeveloped: GOLDEN DAWN, situate in Rossland Camp. WILD HORSE GROUP, consisting of MIST FRACTION, BERESFORD, DUFFERIN. near Ymir. WHOOP UP, on Sheep Creek, on Sophie Mountain, and TOOTSIE. on Sophie Mountain, adloining VELVETl ARGENTEUIL and HAWKEYE, situate on the North Fork of Salmon River, about 12 miles from the N. & F. S. Ry. HOSKINS Group, composed of PERRY, 28 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA MINING COMPANIES. MAYBE, EMMA, SOUTHERN GIRL, GOLD BUG, BOZEMAN and MANHATTAN, situated on Perry Creek, 35 miles west of Fort Steele. Subsidiary Companies — COLUMBIA- KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ld.;; EAST LE ROI MINING CO., Ld.; WEST LE ROI MINNG CO., Ld.; VANCOUVER SMELTING CO., Ld.; LE ROI MINING CO.; Ld.; BRITISH - AMERICA DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Registered 12 February, 1898. Head office Jersey City, N.J. Capital stock $100,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Henry Tracy Ceperley, attorney; pres., Geo. A. Slanton; treas., Chas. A. Trowbridge; sec'y, Seymour Kisch. BRITISH AMERICAN GOLD MINING C. Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,500 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 440.000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, R. L. Murchison, Montreal; secretary- treasurer, J. H. Good, Rossland; superintendent, T. Vipond. Property—COPPER KING claim, on the northern bank of Kootenay River, eight miles from Nelson, located 200 yards from C. & K. Ry. Average assays from development, $47.50 in copper, silver and gold, the last running $70.34. A trial car load free was shipped to the Hall smelter in April. BRITISH AMERICAN EXPLORATION AND GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 5, 1897; capital stock, $10,000,000 in $1 shares; Jhead office, Victoria. DIAMOND KING and BLUE JAY. on Quartz Creek, near N. & F. S. Ry.; a shaft is being sunk on the Blue Jay. RBITISH AMERICAN GOLD MINING AND TRADING CO. Capital stock $5,000,- 000. Head office Baltimore, Md. Major W. H. Moore, mgr. and attorney, Ashcroft. Property—6 placer claims on Robinson Creek, Nation river, Cariboo. BRITISH AMERICAN MINING CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 1, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Butte, Mont.; reg. office, Rossland. BRITISH AMERICAN MINING AND DEVELOPING CO. (foreign), filed March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. BRITISH AMERICAN PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPING CO. (foreign), filed March 22, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in $1 shares; head office, Toronto; reg. office, Rossland. BRITISH CANADIAN GOLD FIELDS EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld.. registered Jan. 4. 1896; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; Re-registered Sept. 14, 1898. 46 claim, comprising 5,000 acres' in Lake of the Woods district, one quarter of stock of Athabasca Gold Mine, Ld. head office Toronto; reg. office Nelson; chairman, Hon. Geo. E. Foster; seoy.-tres., F. Asa Hall, Arcada, Young st., Toronto; mgr. dir. G. A. Farini, Nelson; other directors, Dr. Stewart and — Steyner. Subsidiary Companies—ORO MINING & MILLING, LD.; SLOCAN LAKE GOLD AND SILVER MINES, LD.; MILL POINT CO., Ld. Property— claims, MILE POINT, one mile south of Ainsworth, on Kootenay Lake, is a shipping mine; the vein is 8 feet wide with 18 inches clean ore. Development, shaft and levels; total 1,500 feet (fall, 1897). Plant 35 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist and sinking pump. SUNSET GROUP—2 claims, SUNSET and ANDERSON, on Anderson Creek, 3% miles from Nelson. Has a tunnel in over 275 feet. Development is showing up a promising property. VTPTO-RTA. ALBERTA, CARELESS MONTREAL, QUEBEC AND DAISY, situated on the North Fork of Salmon River. Nelson district; over 200 feet of tunneling and shafting; an ore shoot shows 15 per cent copper and fair gold and silver values. To develop in 1899. IVALOR, Deadwood camp, and ELLOU- LA. Greenwood camp, both undeveloped claims near Greenwood City. ETHOPIA, undeveloped claim in Long Lai. e camp. VOYAGER, on Ten-Mile Creek, 4 miles from K. & S. Ry., BRITISH AND CANADIAN GOLD AND SILVER MINES CO.. Ld., incorporated Oct. 21. 1896 (Dominion charter); capital stock. $15,000 in $100 shares; head office, 23 Arcade. Toronto, Qnt.; pres., N. Clark Wallace; vice-prese., Dr. Thorn; secy., John J. Cook, Toronto; ether directors, James Armstrong, S. W McMichael, J. G. Hallett and Thomas F. Wallace. Wentworth F. Wood, agent; Kamloops. PARENT CO. OF COAL HILL, GOLD & COPPER MINING CO., Ld. BRITISH COLUMBIA AGENCY. Ltd. Licensed 13 Dec. 1897. Head office 15 George street, Mansion House, London, Eng. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Barclay Bon- throne, M.E.. and attorney, chairman, Sir Robt. Pierce Edgcu-abe; secy., James Clark, London. Property—EMPRESS GROUP (% interest) Empress No.'s 1. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, and fractions, situation 3 miles from Agassiz; dev. tunnel 250 ft., and other workings 75 ft.; carries copper and gold; ore runs about $6 gold; 6 oz. silver, and 5 to 8a copper. (B. C. Gold Trust own remainder). VOLUNTEER GROP. 10 claims—VOLUNTEER, EUROPE, LEONARD, G_fel___T COPPER CHIEF. GLADYS C TEXADA. CADET, GABRIOLA FRACTION, KB? FR., TOOTHPIC FR., situation on north end of Texada Island, near Marble Bay. dev. 4 shafts. 30 ft., 15ft., 10 ft.. 10 ft. ■and open cuts. Values average, $10 gold and 8 ner cent, copper. PRIMROSE and COUER D'ALENE and MODOC groups, 17 claims1 on West Coast ANACONDA GROUP. 8 claimsWl-3 interest), in Clayuoquot district. Vein stripped. BORNIDE GROUP—, claims on Svdney Inlet near Clayoquot; dev. stripping and tunnel 30 ft. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 29 MINING COMPANIES. "BRITISH COLUMBIA BULLION EXTRACTION CO., Ltd. Licensed Nov. 22, 1897. Head office in England. Capital Stock £40,000, in £1 shares. Chairman, Major General Webber, C.B. Registered office Rossland. Lionel Hambury Webber, local manager and attorney. Gerald Voss Hopkins, M. E., Manager of Works. Plant situated at Silica, on Red Mountain Railway, 2% miles south of Rossland. Electro chemical ore, reduction and testing works; using Pelatan-Celerici system; present capacity 60 tons per 24 hours. BRITISH COLUMBIA CHAMBER OF MINES. Incorporated May 5, 1898, under Benovelent Societies Act. Registered office office, 419 Hastings street, Vancouver. Executive Committee: Dr. Alfred R. C. Selwyn, H. Abbott, A. St. G. Haniersley, W. Pellew-Harvey, Frank S. Taggart, C. D. Bennett, D. Bell-Irving, Barclay Bonthrone, of Vancouver; H. Hirs- chell Cohen, of Victoria, and Wm. White, of Revelstoke. B. C. CHARTERED CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 6, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Greenwood. BRITISH COLUMBIA (CHINA CREEK) GOLD MINES, Ltd. Licensed Head office 15 Railway Approach, London Bridge, London, Eng. Capital stock £11,000, in £1 shares. Secretary,. James Bird Mac- knight. Registered office Rossland. J. L. G. Abbott, attorney. Property—MONARCH, G. T. R., WEL- LESLEY, BOSTON, BILLY, WIDE AWAKE, HANNAH, LILLY and SKYLARK, situated on China Creek, near junction with Columbia River, Trail Creek District. BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER CO., Ltd. Registered April 26, 1898. Head office New York City. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Anaconda. Frederick Keffer, M.E., attorney and manager; pres. F. L. Underwood; vice-pres., James F. Tichenor; secy., W. L. Garey; tres., Laidlaw & Co.; supt., Henry Johns, chief engineer, Chas. Holman; Sidney H. Roach, asst. engineer. PRIMROSE, TENBROCH & OFFSPRING situation in Deadwood camp, 31-2 miles north of Anaconda or Greenwood by wagon road. Development, sinking double-compartment working shart to depth of 500 feet. Vertical working shaft, down 215 feet and timbered (April 15, 1899); tunnel 247 feet, winze, 100 ft. and crosscut for tunnel 87 feet at foot of winze, giving depth of 200 feet. Ledge crosscut for 185 feet. At 200-foot level, in shaft, station cut out 18x20 ft. and 16 ft. high with crosscut 190 feet and drifting up the lead. Development on Primrose, shaft 50 feet and crosscut 152 feet at bottom. a? mother Lode is an immense body of medium grade ore, carrying copper, gold and silver values, surface showing is 1100 feet long, 100 to 200 feet wide. Plant consists of 2 60 h.p. boilers, 30 hoist, 10 drill Ingersoll compressor, 5 drills and 2 sinking pumps, with a 50 light dynamo; $95,000 has been expended in the property to date (April 15, 1899). BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER SYNDICATE, Ltd. Head office London, England. Property—B. C. MINE, in Summit Camp, Boundary District. Sold to McCuaig, Rykert & Co., Montreal, as trustees. BRITISH COLUMBIA CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 21, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Robert Hunter; vice-president, J. H. Adams; secretary-treasurer, D. D. Birks, Rossland; managing director, J. H. Adams. Property—B. C. claim, located 2% miles north of Rossland, Trail Creek district, reached by wagon road and trail. Development, two years' assessment work; average assays, $8 to $12 in gold. Adjoins the U. §., which at 25 to 30 feet depth has had $20 to $23 assays in gold. BRITISH COLUMBIA CONTRACT GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Portland, Or. BRITISH COLUMBIA COAL, PETROLEUM AND MINERAL CO., Ld., filed Jan. 10, 1893; capital stock, $4,000,000; head office, Victoria. BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 23, 1893, capital stock, $10,000; head office, Victoria. BRITISH COLUMBIA DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, Ld. (foreign), registered Dec. 8, 1896; capital stock, £10,000, divided into 298 shares, hereof 198 shares are for £50 each and 100 shares for £1 each, head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Victoria. BRITISH COLUMBIA DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Dec. 30, 1896; capital stock, £30,000 in £1 shares; Licensed Dec. 9, 1897. Head office 3 Grace church street, London, Eng. Chairman, Lord Sudley. Registered office Nelson. Philip Carl Stoess, attorney. Property in East Kootenay and Boundary districts. BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPLORATION CO., Ld., filed December 19, 1896; head office, Rossland; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; B. C. FINANCE AND MINING CO., Ld,, of London, England; head office, 96 Lead- enhall St., London. Manager and superintendent, James Caddy Coe, M. E., 115 W. Columbia avenue, Rossland. Property—32 CLAIMS at Quartz creek, South Fork, Salmon river, and at Wild Horse, Nelson district. B. C. GOLD DREDGING CO., Ld., filed August 29, 1894; capital stock, $1,500,000; head office, Vancouver. Secretary, J. W. Campion. Meeting January 3, 1898 redisposed of property. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD DISCOVERY CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, £100,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Rossland. T. S. Gilmour, attorney, Rossland. 30 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM B1A MINING COMPANIES. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD FIELDS EXPLORATION AND CONCESSIONS CO., Ld., filed March 13, 1895; capital stock, $500,000 in $5 shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary, W. Hanson Boorne, 717 Pender st., Vancouver; consulting engineer, W. Pellew Harvey. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD FIELDS AND MINING CO., Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $20,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Victoria. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed July 25, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD PROPERTY CO., Ld., filed Dec. 7, 1896; capital stock, $250,00U in 25c shares; office, Victoria. ♦BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD TRUST, Ld., filed May 7, 1897. Capital stock $300.- 000 in $5 shares; head office Vancouver. Chairman, Barclay Bouthorne; secy., W. G. Ross, 614 Hastings St., Vancouver; other directors, Dr. J. T. Carroll and D. G. Smith. Property—% interest in FORFARSHIRE MINES, Ld. SANDON AND LONE STAR, situated on west slope of Silver Mountain, 3 miles from New Denver; dev. 100 feet tunnels and open cuts. 60 feet and a number of open cuts expos- SMITH'S INLET GROUP—16 claims on Smith's Inlet, West Coast of Mainland, near Rivers Inlet; dev. stripping and open cuts. STAR GROUP and SIAM GROUP—2 Claims each, situated near Clayoquot, west coast otf Vancouver Island. % interest in EMPRESS GROUP (B. C. Agency, Ld., owns remainder). Property—NAOMA & ALLEGASH and TWO FRACTIONAL CLAIMS (all crown granted), situated on south fork of Cody Creek, nearly 2 miles from Cody. Development—Tunnel 60 feet and a number of open cuts exposing the ledge. It is a small showing of high grade galena ore. Assays run to 738 oz. silver. BRITISH COLUMBIA GRANITE CREEK MINING CO., Ld., reg. June, 1895; capital stock, $150,000 (Dominion): head office, Montreal. Trustees, R. Stevenson, Wm. Levitt Hogg, Wm. Barclay Stephens, J. N. Greenshields and A. W. Flick. BRITISH COLUMBIA FINANCIAL TI-TJST & GENERAL CORPORATION, of London, Eng. BRITISH COLUMBIA LONDON & KOOTENAY MINING & DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. filed April, 1897; caDital stocE, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. B. C. MINE—Owned by syndicate represented by McOuaig Rykert & Co., 1759 Notre Dame st., Montreal. Property—B. C. MINE, 9 claims, B. C, HILDA. NOVELTY. VASHTI. J. W., LONDON, B. C. FRACTION, TRUOKEB and Reveillie, situated in Suimimit Camp, 12 miles from Grand Forks and 12 miles from Greenwood. C. & W. Ry. spur 1^ miles to the property. Development over 1,000 feet of workings, giving 160 feet vertical depth. (March 27, 1899.) First-class ore, of which there is ovejfi 1,000 tons on the dump, runs 16 per eent. copper, 8 oz. silver and $1 gold from a smelter test. Also 1,000 tons second-class ore on dump, carrying 6 per cent, copper, 'A oz. silver and $1 in gold. Plant, 2 80 h.p. boilers, 20 drill Ingersoll compressor, 10 drills and a large hoisrtU BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERALS DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., London, Eng Manager in British Columbia, John Bennett, 119 E. Columbia ave. Property—10 claims—mostly in Trail Creek District. The Co'y is a development syndicate. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING CO., Ltd. Head office Throgmorton avenue, London, Eng. Capital stock £20,000, in fl shares. Chairman, Earl of Warwick; secretary, Thomas Winter; director and manager, Anthony J. McMillan, Rossland. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING & DEVELOPING SYNDICATE, Ld.-, filed May 21, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. ♦BRITISH COLUMBIA MILLING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 12, 1878; capital stock, $625,000; head office, Victcoria. BRITISH- COLUMBIA MINING AND MANUFACTURING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 23, 1893; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Vancouver. ♦BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (foreign), reg. April 7, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERAL PROPERTIES, Ld., head office, 57 Broad st. ave., London, Eng.; secy., Herman Hendricks; attorney, H. B. Buckworth, Ymir. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING PROSPECTORS' EXOG., Ld., filed March 3, '97; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 640,000 shares; head office, Vancouver.; President, C. Cattell; vice-president, Capt. R. E. Bourchier; secretary and managing ! director, T. R. Hardiman, Vancouver; consulting engineer, W. Pei- Re-re_dstered May 9, 1898. Property—1 claim, GOLDEN RECORD; located on Tambier Island, Howe Sound, - New Westminster District; reached by-1 boat from Vancouver, B. C. Development.; is now being done; test pits have been sunk over the ledge, which is some 40 feeti wide. Average assays, $13 in gold- assayed only for gold. Accessibility—Easy! transportation and general shipping fa-: cilities are greatly in favor of the Golden Record. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING CO., Ld. j Licensed April 10, 1899. Capital stock,] £20,000 in £10 shares. Head office 17; Throgmorton ave., London, Eng.; reg.j office, Rossland. Anthony John Mc5-|jl Ian. attorney and mgr. dir.; chairroaHl Earl of Warwick; secretary, Thos. Winf|H London. BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING & EXl PLORA'ITON CO., Ld. N.P.L. Inoorpo.-l ated July 13, 1899. Capital stock $150,0001 GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 31 MINING COMPANIES. in 25c. shares; office, Victoria. Chairman, CoL E. G. Prior; engineer and manager, Henry Croft; director, John Thomas (Seattle); secy.-tres., J. F. Foulkes, 35 Fort rt • solicitors, Dumbleton & Anderson. Property—GIANT (lot 1109, group 1,. Kootenay district)- situated on Spillima- chone mountain, East Kootenay, $10,000 stent in development. Carries a wide vein or argentiferous galena. CUBE NO. 2 and BOSTON, situated near mouth of Schroeder Creek, west side of Kootenay Lake, Ainsworth district; vein car-ies argentiferous galena. ELDORADO, situated on east side of South Fork of Kaslo Creek. JUNO NO. 1, JUNO NO. 2, JUNO NO. 3 and JUNO NO. 4, situated on Deserted Creek, HesquoJt Harbor, Nootka Sound, west coast V. I., copper values. BIG FOUR, situated on Mount Sicker, 3 miles from E. & N. Ry. Copper and gold values. UNION, situated on Mineral Hill, Alberni district, V. I. T. & G. & ESSIE, situated on west side of Norway mountain,- 12 miles west of Rossland. MATILDA and HAMPSTEAD, situated on east fork of Champion creek, 4 miles from Columbia river. STRAND, one mile from the mouth of Koos-Ka-Na creek, near Nakusp ere location of Barney Barnato. ALGOMA, % mile from west shore of Upper Arrow Lake, Lardeau district. I FIRESIDE (% interest) and CALIFORNIA G4 interest) near the Needles Columbia river, near Arrow lakes. BRITISH COLUMBIA PETROLEUM AND MINERAL CO., Ld. Agents, Pemberton & Son, Victoria. BRITISH COLUMBIA AND NORTH WEST TERRITORIES EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Ltd. (Feb. 8, 1898). Head office London, Eng. Capital stock £30,000, in £1 snares. Property—Situated near Greenwood City. BRITISH COLUMBIA ORE SAMPLING -O., Ltd. Incorporated April 6, 1898. Capita' stock $50,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Vancouver. BMISH COLUMBIA (ROSSLAND AND ^°PJ:P SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed Dec. i ' 1{S7- Head office 7 The Poultry. London, B.C.. Eng. Capital stock £100.000 in £1 snares. Registered office Rossland. Anthony John McMillan; mgr. dir. and attorney; chairman, G. S. Waterlow, J.P., London. The company is a development syndicate am own and have options on a nuomter of Properties mostly in Trail Creek and boundary districts: also own real estate in Rossland. Propc-ty-MASCOT FRACTION, on Columbia and Kootenay Mountain, 1 mile north- w- °_ 5?ssland and adjoining the Colum- ™J™ Kootenay. on the south. Development 2 shafts, 100 feet and 70 feet, ££»!££ ffrade. averaglngSlO in gold. •BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING CO., i&i/'Sr,?^- flIed July 10. 1889; capital St Affi4O'O02i.heaa office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Victoria. ♦BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING & REFINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Oct. 2, 1896; capital stock !$2,600,000 in $1 shares; head office. Jersey City N. J.; works and office, Trail. President, F. Aug. Heinze; secretary, Arthur P. Heinze; commercial manager, David J. Fitzgerald; superintendent. H. P. Bellinger. BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUTHERN MINES, Ltd. Incorported July 18, 198- Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Office Rossland. The re-organization of Gertrude Gold Mining Co., Ld. a sub-Co. of Montreal Gold Fields Ld.- who own half of the stock. Propertv — GERTRUDE, operated by Montreal Gold Fields. Ld. ledge on Sunflower proved by 5 open cuts; oie, white quartz, free milling, impregnated with chalco-pyrite and galena; assays average $12 per ton. JIM, situated in Wellington Camp, Greenwood, 12 miles from Greenwood. Dev., shaft 30 feet and 4 open outs across lead; ore, 4 per cent, copper and $7 gold values* B. C. SOUTHERN PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed March 1, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Pres. and treas., Hon. T. Mayne Daly. secy., J. Austin Payzant, M. D., 33 East Columbia ave.; gen. mgr., J. B. Donald. . B. C. SYNDICATE, Ld. Capital stock £20,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 10 St. Helens Place, E. C, London, Eng. Secy.,. W. H. Smith; mgr. and dir., E. A. Digby, Nelson; mining engineer, Rayleigh Digby. Property — BUCKHORN GROUP, 5- cTaims, BUCKHORN, GLENGARY. STANTON, SUNFLOWER, LITTLE VIC, situated in Fairview Camp, 1*4 miles from Fairview, reached by easy wagon road. Dev., shaft 48 ft. in ledge and drift, 20 ft. on ledge. On Buckhorn ledge opened up by 6 or 7 small shafts, and vein proved full length of claim 1,500. BRITISH COLUMBIA SYNDICATE, Ld.. filed February 8, 1896; head office, Rossland; capital stock, $100,000 in $5 shares. Pres.. A. D. Provand; vice-pres., Chas. R. Hamilton; sec'y, T. S. Gilmour. Company is a development syndicate and own 35 claims in Trail Creek district. BRITISH COLUMBIA TRUST CO.. Property—FORTY THIEVES' GROUP, on Bridge River, Lillooet district, being developed. BRITISH COLUMBIA TUNNEL AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld.. filed November 13. 1896: capital stock, $500,000 in $50 shares; office. Rossland. BRITISH EAST KOOTENAY SYNDICATE, Ltd. Capital stock £10,000. in flO shares. Licensed July 21, 1898. Head office 32 St. Mary street, Cardiff, G.B. Registered office Pilot Bay. Montague. Frank Jephcott. M.E., attorney. Abbott & Hart- Harg, solicitors, Rossland. Property—7 claims—St. Mary's River country. BRITISH EMPIRE MINING CO., Ld., filed February 15, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in 10c shares; office, Vancouver. 32 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. BRITISH GOLD FIELDS. President, Hon. Mr. Pugsley Halifax. N. S.; vice president and director, G. A. Farini, Slocan City. BRITISH GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed December 28 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. BRITISH KOOTENAY EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed Dec. 30, 1897. Head office 20 Bucklersby, London, Eng. Capital stock £10,000, in £1 shares. Secretary, W. Hollick. Registered office Nelson. Henry Broughton Thomson, attorney. Properties in Pyramid Camp, East Kootenay. BRITISH LION GOLD MINING & DEV. CO. OF ONTARIO, Ld. (N. P. L.) L'o.eused Feb. 9. 1899. Capital stock $80,000, in $20 shares. Head office, Owen Sound, Ont. Reg. office, Revelstoke. John Manning Scott, attorney. BRITISH LION MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed July 2, 1896; capital stock". $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed January 27, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. B. N. A. MINES, Ld., filed March 11, 1897; head office, Kaslo; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 3hares; president, Robert Green; vice president, Lachlan McLean; secretary-treasurer, C. D. MeKenzie; address, Kaslo, B. C; superintendent, Timothy E. Cronin; consulting engineer, Maurice A. Bucke. The above officers are directorate of the company. Property—3 claims, B. N. A., HUMMING BIRD and ONOKO; 8 miles from K. & S. railway, adjoining Silver Bell Group; located on South Fork of Kaslo river; reached by train from Kaslo to South Fork, thence by trail; development, 200 feet of tunneling, 2 tunnels, drifting on the vein; the vein is being developed and put in shape to be a regular shipper. The ledge is 25 feet wide, standing at 80 per cent.; has well defined bauing & footwall. It is practically the same lead as the Sliver Bell mine. The ore is dry, with a good deal of wire silver and some galena; average assays, 120 oz. silver. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 10, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. BRITISH NORTHWEST GOLD MINING CO.; head office, Seattle; capital stock, $5,000,000 in $1 shares. Property—FISHBACK hydraulic claims, at Quesnelle. BRITISH NORTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed May 6, 1897; capital stock, $10,000,000 in $1 snares; office, Victoria. BRITISH PACIFIC GOLD PROPERTY CO., Ld., filed March 18, 1897; head office. Victoria; capital stock, $5,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, $2,000,000 shares; president, Alex J. McLellan; secretary-treasurer. W. J.- Dowler; consulting mining engineer, W. J. R. Cowell, B. A., F. R. G. S.. M. E.: consulting civil engineer, H. P. Bell, C, E., BROKEN HILL MINING & DEVELOP. ING CO., Ld., filed March 15; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 Shares. Head office, Ymir. President, B. C. Traves. Secretary-Treasurer, Duncan McArthur.Nelson, B. C. Property—7 claims. BERTHA, RAVEN, JUMBO, are on Kokanee creek, 3 miles from the mouth; NO. 2, on C. & K. railway, 8 miles from Nelson, above the Queen Victoria. CROWN JEWEL, about 4 miles from Sanca, in White Grouse mountains. ROBERT CONNER, on Hall creek, 3 miles from Hall's siding. CRESCENT, 8 miles up Kokanee creek, from its mouth, BROKEN HILL BLOCK, corner West Baker and Ward streets, Nelson. BROKEN THREE GOLD MINING CO., Ld.; capital stock, $400,000, in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. BROOKLYN MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated March 11, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver, Trustees, D. D. Mann, Geo. A. Cox, and others. Frank C. Robbins, supt., Phoenix- Greenwood Camp. Property — BROOKLYN, situated in Greenwood Camp, 5 miles from Greenwood and adjoining Stemwinder. Development, incline shaft, 250 feet in vein with 200 drifts on vein at levels (April 15, 1899); employs 25 men. Vein is crosscut over 60 feet and carries high values in gold and copper. Plant, 30 h.p. boilers, hoist and pump. BROWN BEAR MINING & DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 4, 1897; capital stock, $500,000, in $1 shares; head office, Donald. Secretary. W. G. Neilson, Beavermonth. BRUCE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed December 7, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, A. S. Goodeve; vice- president and mine manager, F. Hagen; secy., treas., A. N. Patterson. RosslandS| Property—NORWAY, on Lookout mouH' tain, about 800 feet from the Columbia river, and less than % mile south of Trail Dev. 145ft. tunnel (May 23, '98) on the vein which is about 15 inches of quartz, carrying free gold in granite walls. At tho 15-toot and 40-foot stations the showing is especially good; claim crown granted. BRUNSWICK MINING — DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000. in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, Geo. I. Wilson, Vancouver; vice-president, Henry Hoy, Westminster; secretary, Geo. A. Morphy, Kaslo. Property — 3 claims. BRUNSWICK, SNOWSHOE and COUGAR, located on Crawford creek, 5 miles from Kootenay lake, 25 miles from Kaslo; ledge is white quartz, carrying copper pyrites, 20 feet wide, with pay streak of 4 or 5 inches, and surface assays give 9 per cent, copper and small per cent, of gold and silver. Total, $10.40 per to-. BUCKHORN GOLD & COPPER CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 26, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office Greenwood. Directors, R. H. Pope, M.P.J Senator Ives, I. H. Hallett and K, A. BJelenberg. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 33 MINING COMPANIES. Property-BUOKHORN & TINTIX, situated in Dead-wood Camp, 2 miles from Green wood. Devlopment, 7 shafts, 10 to 25 feet and 500 feet open cuts; opened for 1000 feet on ore body, which is said to be not less than 400 feet wide. Values average $20 in copper, gold and silver. BUCKINGHAM GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. incorporated March 12, 1898. Capital stock S500 000 in $1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Pres., R. C. Waterson; vice-pres., J A. Kirk; sec'yt-reas., John G. Bell, solicitor, J. S. Clute, jr. Property—BUCKINGHAM, situated near Slocan Crossing, Nelson Division. Development tunnel 200 feet; ore is arseno-pyrite nvrltes, carrying gold values. Company is negotiating for purchase of other properties. ♦BUFFALO GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign) filed May 22, 1896; head office, Spokane- registered office, Rossland; capital stock, $500,000. „, 1C„. _ „ Re-registered January 24, 1897. Koy __.. Clark, attorney; pres., Robt. E. Clark; vice- pres., F. G. Meeks, sec'y-treas; H. M. Mose- ley, Spokane; other directors, Martin Grace and B. C. Nichols. BUFFALO GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 24, 1896; office, Rossland; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Pres., W. G. Merry weather; sec'y, J. H. Good. Property—BIG TROUT, on east slope of Red Mountain, north of cliff, 1% miles from Rossland. Property—BUFFALO, ONTARIO and GREAT BRITAIN, situated on O. K. Mountain, 2 miles from Rossland. D evelopment shaft 75 feet and drift 30 feet; $1,500. BUFFALO MINING CO. OF SLOCAN, Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1897; capital stock, $150,- 000, in 25c shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; office, Vancouver. President, R. J. Leckle; Vice-pres., J. R. Seymour; secy.-treas., Frank Robertson, 421 Granville street, Vancouver. Property—BUFFALO claim, on Four- Mile Creek road, 3% miles from Silverton, on Slocan lake. The ledge is decomposed quartz and carbonates, with a good streak of clean galena ore that can be traced about 400 feet on surface. Development— An 18-foot shaft sunk on the ledge, which is 2% feet wide, and three, open cuts at different places, all exposing pay ore. Claim crown granted. BULLION MINING & MILLING CO., Ld., filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Greenwood. President, J. C. Haas, E. M.; vice-president, C. L. Thomet; secretary-treasurer, Randolph Stuart, Greenwood; general manager, J. C. Haas, E. M. Property—ALDER GROVE, loc. on James creek, Crown Point camp, Kettle river district; reached by wagon road 4% miles from Rock creek. Development—In progress. Stripped two ledges for 400 fee':, open outs, cross cutting the ledges; there are three paralell ledges on the property, 7 feet and 2 feet. Free milling and concentrating quartz, carrying galena, iron and copper pyrites. Property under option to a Toronto syndicate. BUNKER HILL & BLACKWOOD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 1, 1896; capital stock, $500,000, in shares of $1; office, Vancouver. BUNKER HILL & SULLIVAN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. BURRARD MINING ASSOCIATION, Ld., filed Nov. 23, 1896; capital stock, $50,000; office, Van couver. *BUTTE GOLD COPPER MINING CO. (foreign); filed July 6, 1896;capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. President, Thos. S. Griffith; secretary, R. L. Rutter: Re registered Dec. 27, 1897. Wm. I. Reddin, attorney. BYRON N. WHITE CO.; (foreign), registered May 27, 1893; capital stock, $500,000 in 50c shares; head office, Milwaukee, Wis.; reg. office Sandon. President, J. Hoyt Smith; vice-president, Byron N. White, Spokane; secretary-treasurer, Angus Smith, Milwaukee; Manager, Bruce White, Sandon; superintendent, Oscar White; accountant, Nicholas J. Cavanaugh. Re-registered January 29, 1898. Bruce White attorney. Property—SLOCAN STAR GROUP, eight claims; SLOCAN STAR, SLOCAN KING, JENNIE, SILVER SMITH, WINDSOR, LA PLANTA, SHOGO; located one mile from Sandon, up Sandon Creek. It is one of the best developed properties in the Slocan district; shipments commenced in fall of 1894 and now averages 500 tons per month of ore and concentrates. Development—5 tunnels aggregating about 10,000 feet of work and 700 feet vertical depth. No. 5 level is 160 feet be low No. 4, and faces Sandon Creek. A four drill compressor plant was installed in March, 1897 The smelter returns average 80 to 95 oz. silver and 70 to 75 per cent. lead. Dividends amounting to $400,000 have been paid since the fall of 1895, and $75,000 in improvements erected on the property. The Concentrator of 200 tons capacity and surface gravity tramway of 1,800 feet were erected in winter of 1895-96. CALEDONIA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), filed Nov. 13, 1895; office, Rossland; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares. CALEDONIA GENERAL MINING ASSOCIATION, Ld., filed Jan. 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 510,000 shares; office, Victoria. President, A. J. Weaver Bridgeman; vice-president, S. Schoen; secretary-treasurer, R. T. Williams, Victoria; manager, Capt. -C. M. Black, C. & M. E. Property — TOBOGGAN, PERCE, BLACK JACK, MAGGIE WELLS: comprising some 640 acres of auriferous gravel on Germansen Creek. Omenica District, also 2-3 interest in the GOLD HILL, comprising 80 acres. The company have 6.600 rrin- ers' inches of water, 6,000 inches from Germansen Lake, 12 miles long by 1 wide, which they have permission to dam at tbe outlet; 300 Inches from Mill Creek, and 300 34 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. inches from Black Jack Creek. The company expect to commence hy- draulicing during the season of 1898. CALEDONIA CONSOLIDATED AND MINING AND SMELTING CO. Registered July 22, 1898. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $1,000,000, In $1 shares. Registered office, Rossland. Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. CALIFORNIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed July 2, 1896; capital stock, $2,- 500,000 $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; office Rossland; head office, Spokane. President, O. G. Labaree; secretary. Jay G. Grave", Spokane. Re-registered Dec. 28, 1897. William Yolen William®, attorney, Rossland. Property—CALIFORNIA, full claim, 1,500 xl.S^O; located in 1894 on the southwest slope of Red Mountain, with the West Le Roi and Josie separating it from the Le Roi wagon road to Red Mountain Ry. which passes at the foot of the claim. Development—Tunnel 210 feet in a north and south vein, dip northeast 65 degrees, being driven under a large iron capping, which shows a width of 80 feet on the surface; a second tunnel is in 40 feet in same capping. No shipments; ore in dumps; low grade. CALIFORNIA & CLIPPER SILVER- LEAD MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 21, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares; office, Nelson. Property—CALIFORNIA, CLIPPER AND SATISFACTION. situated on Silver Mountain, 3 miles east of New Denver, reached by waggon road and trail. Development 2 tunnels. Trial carload shipment ran 125 oz. silver and 52 per cent. lead. CALUMETS SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed June 2, 1898. Head office in Scotland. Capital stock £3,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Inns of Court building, Vancouver. Arthur Percival Judge, attorney. CAMBRIDGE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Rossland. Pres., R. J. Bealey; vice-pres., H. S. Wallace, sec'y-treas.; Geo. Killam; other directors, D. B. Bogle. Property—CAMBRIDGE, situated near Crown Point. Development, $500 (Crown granted). CAMERONIAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 23, 1896; capital stock, $850,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 350,- 000 shares; office, Sandon. President, J. R. Cameron; vice-president, Angus Cameron; secretary-treasurer, M. L. Grimmet Sandon. Property—2 claims, CAMERONIAN and RADN'ORIAN. on the first north fork of Lemon Creek ,4 miles from Slocan City. Development tunnel 100 feet and 50 foot cross-cut; winze 10 feet. The vein on the Cameronian has been traced the full length of the relaim. The average width is about 8 feet; pay streak 3 to 5 feet wide; 4 assays averaged $75.50 in gold and 59 oz. silver, and a mill test of 50 pounds returned $42.17 in gold and 3 8-10 oz. silver. Assays made from two Samples taken from the tunnel 45 feet in averaged $168.30 in gold and 92.66 oz. silver, at 40 foot depth from mouth of tunnel the vein cross-cut 35 feet. Radnorian is a good, strong ledge the full length of the claim; assays from surface show $7 in gold and 15 oz. silver. CAMERON LAKE MINING CO.. Ld., filed March 3, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 la 10c shares; head office, Nanaimo. President, Andrew Harlaui; Secretary- Treasurer, W. K. Leighton. Property—3 claims, COPPER KlfM AND COPPER KING EXTENSIONS NO. 1 and 2, situated at Cameron Lake, 40 miles from Nanaimo, near Alberni road. Development by contract; tunnel 320 feet and two smaller tunnels. Ore copper with gold and silver. CAMP BIRD GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), of Spokane; filed May 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Attorney, Frank Klzer, Rossland; pres., John Leeson; vice-pres., H. G. Ritchie; sec- rectary, Geo. E. Wilson, Van Wert, Ohio; treas., G. W. McGaverin; mgr. and trustee, W. A. Ritchie, Spokane. Property—CAMP BIRD, in South Belt, Rossland district. CAMP HEWITT MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 17, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; head office, Vernon. President, W. J. Robinson; Viee-President, G. A. Henderson: Secretary-Treasurer, C. F. Costution. Other directors: H. G. Muller, W. T. Stratford. Price Ellison, John A. McKelvie, D. H. Watson and A. Hewitt. Property —10 claims. GLADSTONE, LAKEVIEW, MOUNTAIN VIEW, STAG, DANDY, QUEEN, WINIFRED, MOSS ROSE. COLDSTREAM, RHODESIA. Situation in Camp Hewitt, west side of Okanagan Lake, % mile from Peachland. Development, shaft and tunnel on Gladstone, 200 feet, also work on Lake View, Stag and Dandy. Ore carries copper and gold values. CAMP M'KINNEY DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10. 1897; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. CAMP M'KINNEY GOLD MININGM MILLING GO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated January 30, 1899. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 300,®! shares; office. Greenwood. President, Ralph Swartes; secretary-terasurer, W. B. Paton. Other directors, Thomas McDonnell, R. H. Palmer, C. W. H. Sansom and Julius Ehslich. Property—7 claims, ALOHA, GEORGE HURST. BURLINGTON. GREENWOOD, ANARCHIST FRACTION, ALOHA FRACTION AND BANNER FRACTION, sltttBJ tion in Camp MoKinney, adjoining the Sailor Group, on the west. Development, open cuts, free milling ore. CAMP M'KINNEY-GORDON MINING CO., registered June 6, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; registered office, Greenwood; W. S. Keith, attorney and consulting engineer; pres., J. A. O'Pell, Spokane. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. oo MINING COMPANIES. •property—GORDON, situated in Camp McKinney, adjoining the Vernon, and carries the same ledge, which his about 4 feet wide, free milling on surface, with values from $12 tc $15 in gold. Vein nearly vertical, trend N.W. and S.E. Development to sink shaft in 1899 season. GAMP M'KINNEY MINES, Ld. Incorporated February 15, 1899. Capital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Vancouver. Pres., J. J. Ban- field; vice-pres., Geo. W. Weeks; secy.- treas., R. B. Ellis, 607 Hasting street, Vancouver. Other directors, H. H. Layfleld, Jonathan Miller and A. D. Hossaek; supt., S. H. Hayes, Camp McKinney. Property—BANNER AND GRANITE, situate in Camp McKinney. Development, shaft 100 feet and drifting west with ledge. Vein is proved by open cuts for 1,200 feet, and averages 8% feet wide; free milling and concentrating. Piant, 5-staimp mill and steam plant. •CANADA MUTUAL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1897: capital stock ,$2,500,000; head office, 32 Toronto st., Toronto, Ont. President, Dr. Landerkin, M. P.; vice-president, Henry Cargill, M. P.; manager, Sam Hughes, M. P.; general manager, M. O. Tibbits; Western manager, John Harris, 34 Columbia av., Rossland. Property—MINNIE AND BEACONS- FIELD, in Rossland district, and LITTLE GIANT, near Trail, on which a shaft GLADSTONE, on Pend d'Oreille River, near Mission P.O., Washington. John A. Seaman, manager. Silver lead property being developed. Trial shipment to smelter ran 38 per cent lead. HUNTER AND TRAPPER, in Lardeau district. •nS£N£?AT PROSPECTING AND MIN- * , c.9a'- Jjd-> flled Dec- 21, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. ' _S£N™£4.«yPSTBBN G0LD MINING AND EXPLORATION CO., Ltd. Incorpo? ated Dec. 10, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,- 000, in $l shares. Head office Rossland. Treasury, 300,000 shares; chairman, John p«»9i!? %; secy.-treas., Wm. H. Paul, Rossland. Other directors, Ross Thompson Walde-mar Wallach, Edward Bailie and Thomas R. Morrow. r^P^/~M^JA AND HADJA FRAC- lr,<r VJitualed ln 25mP McKinney, adjoin- i Ll, te3?y /?,d Waterloo, on the south, l mile east of Camp McKinney. Develop- cTwoffin1^ (Apr11' 1899) to' IS if^^E^OptfEN^^O Mlt Riswf* ^= capital JtoVR-OO^,' and mer t Seadoff.ee Peachland. Pres. OrS,1' M; Robinson; vice-pres., Dr. R. WPw;TSe£\,T- J- Smith, Vancouver tonas-' W- J- RoMnson; supt., W. J. Sheb trfctTK™?LAI3^S In Okanagan Dis- S i-S-4-1^8-on DeeD Creek. 12 miles I ftS^-1 CLAIM on China Creek, i * »m4e£c£rom Rossland. J.UWNSITE, of Glen Robinson, 960 acres and % interest In Townsite of Peachland, on Okanagan Lake. CANADIAN CITIZENS' GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. CANADIAN EjXPI.ORATION CO., Ld., incoroorated January 30, 1899. Oaptial stock" $250,000, in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. "CANADIAN GOLD FIELDS SYNDICATE, Ld., filed Dec. 9,1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in 10c shares, all treasury; Head office, Montreal. Pres., Dr. R. J. Wilson, Toronto; vice, Ales. Pridham, Granville, P. Q.; secy- treas., John C. Hodgson, Montreal; managing director, J. C. Drewy, Rossland. Other directors, H. A. Charlton, Toronto; Robt. ' Davidson, Picton; John W. Graham, Montreal; E. P. Heaton, Montreal; Robert Hope, Hamilton; J. K. Kerr, Q. C, Toronto; Geo. Summer, Montreal; Thomas Wilson, Clarence, Ont. Foreman, Joseph Craig. Property—SUNSET NO. 2 AND ALABAMA and GOLD HUNTER. situated on the southern boundary line of the City of Rossland, a little west of the C. & W. Ry. Development—Tunnel and shafts, a fairly well developed property. LAKE SHORE GROUP, at Moyie, East Kootenay. Development, tunnel 150 feet (April, 1899. Shipped 500 tons ore, which returned 45 oz. silver and 60 per cent. bad. Plant, 7-drill Ingersoll compressor and drills and to develop actively. JENNIE—Located in Slocan District. Development— Shaft 40 feet in vein. CANADIAN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 12, 1896; capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., Robert Scott; sec'y-treas., Edward Hewitt; other directors, J. A. Smith; T. H. Smith (Gait), Chas. Alexander (London, Eng.). Property—6 claims—COLEBROOK, MUL- LAN, QUEEN OF THE HILLS, PRIMROSE, WOODBINE and DUFFERIN, situated 3 miles from Ymir and 2y2 miles from N. & F. S. Ry.; adjoining Tamarac. Development tunnel 75 feet; incline shaft 40 feet; sampled $52 in gold and $2 in silver. CANADIAN KING GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), registered Jan. 20, 1897; capital stock. $1,200,000 in $1 shares: head office, 10 Granite Block, Spokane, Wash. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. Registered office Erie. A. W. Boyd, mining supt. and attorney. Property—4 claims, IRON ARM, CANADIAN KING. BROADAXE and , located on Whiskey creek, 3 mis. from Brie and reached by wagon road. The lead can be traced the full length of 3 claims and averages 15 feet wide; assays average $29 per ton. There are 11 open cuts and a shaft on the Canadian King. The companv expect to do some shipping this year and contemplate putting in a drill and hoisting plant. CANADIAN LARDEAU GOLD MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 17, 1899. Capital 36 HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. stock, $150,000, in 10c shares; office, Rossland. CANADIAN MINING, MILLING AND SMELTING CO., filed Dec. 16, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,- 000 shares; office, Sandon. President, C. Kearny Hammond; Company reported inactive. CANADIAN MINING SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed Sept. 30, 1897. Head office 23 John William street, Huddersfteld, York, Eng. Capital stock £50,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. William Farrell attorney. CANADIAN NORTHWEST MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed March 31, 1894.; capital stock, $2,000,000; head office, Helena, Mont.; reg. office, Kaslo. CANADIAN PACIFIC GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. CANADIAN PACIFIC EXPLORATION CO., Ld., of London, Eng. Chairman, Rt. Hon. Vincent Powerscourt, K.P.; secretary, H. B. Ohes-yn-Callow, Worcester House, Walbrook, E. C, London, Eng. Managing director,. W. H. Corbould; supt., J. J. Mo- Mullan. Licensed July 29, 1897. Wm. Henry Corbould attorney. Properties—PORTO RICO, RICO, LIZZIE B., REPUBLIC, ALPHA, SUNSHINE and BARBARA, located on the headwaters of Slate Creek, 4 miles west of the N. & F. S. Ry., 8 miles from Ymir. Development, 3 tunnels 500 feet, -250 feet and 300 feet, all with vein (April 1, 1899) A free milling proposition. Plant consists of Fraser and Chalmers 10 stamp mill; five drill, Ingersoll compressor and four Ingersoll drills; areal tramway (Finlayson), 2,500 feet. The company also developing other properties in British Columbia, also In the Colville reservation. CANADIAN PACIFIC MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 9, 1894; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Minneapolis; reg. office, Ainsworth. Manager, A. D. Westby, Ainsiworth. Re-registered Feb. 7, 1898. J. W. Smith, attorney, Ainsworth. Property—NO. 1 GROUP, loe. on Woodbury, Creek, near Ainsworth, and is at regular shipper; Woodbury concentrator, 80 tons capacity. CANADIAN SMELTING WORKS, trail. Walter H. Aldridge, manager; A. L. Dean, supt. ♦CANBRIAN COAL CO.. U. I., Ld., filed April 5, 1886; capital stock, $83,100; head office, Nanaimo. ■CANNON BALL GOLD MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Aug. 9, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. CANYON CREEK MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Dec. 30, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. CARBONATE MOUNTAIN MINING CO. Ld., filed Sept. 5, 1891; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Vancouver. OARBONITE SILVER MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated September 12, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Kossland; pres., P. C. McArthur; vice-pres., G. W. Richardson; secy.-treas., T. S. Gilinoni', Other directors., W. W. Spinks, A. H. Mac- Neill, Q. C, and A. F. Corbin. CARBONATE SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 29, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares: office, Rossland Reoirganized as Carbonate Silver Mines, IBB Property—BROADICEA, situated at heaa of Spring Creek, 3 miles from Sprouie Star- tion, 15 miles from Kaslo. Development, 3 tunnels, 350 feet, 40 fSv and 180 feet, also winze 50 feet; 3,000 tons concentrating ore in sight; concentrateaKf into 1. Part clean ore runs 100 oz BUS; and 50 per cent lead. CARDIFF KLONDIKE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE. Registered May 7, 1898, by S. R. Lean, 1 Bedford Row, London W.O. Capital stock £1,000, in £1 shares. CARIBOO CONSOLIDATED, Ld., licenced August 1, 1899. Capital sbm ££50,000, in £1 shares; head office in England, registry office, Barkerville; Wm. Thompson, attorney. OARIBOO CONSOLIDATED MININ(S_fl MILLING CO., Ld (N. P. L.) Ineorpoif| ed August 27, 1898. Capital stock $1,23r 000, in $1 shares; office. Camp MeKinne^ji pres., E. J. Jefferys, Toronto; secy, mbr ingi\, G. B. McAuley, Spokane; supt., Geo. Kean. tlHIi Property—OARIBOO, ALICE, EMMA, AMELIA, MAPLE LEAF, GOLDM CROWN FRACTION, SAW TOOTH A>iD OKANAGAN, in Camp McKinney. Development, shaft 400 feet (April, 1899), ap sinking above the 200 foot level is mosffll stoped out; ledge about 4 feet wide; 70 per cent, free milling and 30 per cent. eoncaB trating. Plant, 10-drill compressor, 5 drills and 20-stamp mill; employs 40 men. A regular dividend payer. Re-inco<rporated as Cariboo Consolidate. Mining & Milling Co., Ld. CARIBOO CREEK AND CANADIAN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 8. 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. PUB dent, Francis Clemow; vice-pres., John G. McMillan; secretary-treasurer, E. C. Finch, Rossland. other directors: Hon. T. Mayne Daly, Edward C. Finch and Senator Donald McMillan. Property—11 Claims, GOLDEN HOP- GOLDEN AGE, SNOW BIRD. PRODUCER, TRIO, I. X. L., and FRACTIONS situated in Cariboo Creek Camp, on Trio. Mountain, Snow Creek, tributary of Cariboo Creek; reached by pack trail'from either Burton City or Cariboo Citv. Development 250 foot tunnel (May 27,'® Tellirum ore. Expect to be a shipper ln 1898. Drills to be worked by Silver Quasi Co.'s compressor. CARIBOO DREDGING CO. RegislM May 5, 1898. Head office Tacoma, Wasl- Capital stock $16,000. in $1 shares. Registered office Quesnelle. w. A. Johnston attorney. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. MINING COMPANIES. CARIBOO EXPLORATION CO., Ltd. Registered May 12, 1898. Head office 215 Piccadilly, London, Eng. Capital stock £20,- 000, in £1 shares. S. Medlicott, manager in British Columbia. OARIBOO EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed Nov. 18, 1898. Capital stock £20,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 64 Victoria street, Westminster, London, Eng. Reg. office, Burns Creek, Cariboo. Samuel Medlicoth, mining engineer and attorney. CARIBOO HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld.. filed Nov. 27, 1893; head office, Vancouver. Re-incorporated and licensed as Consolidated Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Co., Lat. CARIBOO CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed June 19, 1889; capital stock, $50,000; office, Donald. CARIBOO GOLD FIELDS, Ld. Licensed Jan. 13, 1899. Capital stock £100,000. in fl shares. Head office, London, Eng. Log. office, Victoria. J. H. Tumor,- attorney. CARIBOO GOLD i<'i-,_,_-_, Ld. (foreign), filed March 26, 1895; capital stock. £100,000 (reg. Nov. 22, 1894); head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Victoria, sec'y, Leicester A. Bonner, Barkerville; supt., James Champion. Property—HYDRAULIC. Workings (old Marysville ground) at Williams' Creek, Cariboo. CARIBOO AND KOOTENAY PROSPECTING AND MINING CO.. Ld., filed March 3, 1895; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Vancouver. CARIBOO MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. (foreign), filed July SO, 1896; capital stock, $300,000; head office, Seattle; reg. office. Barkerville. CARIBOO MINING, MILLING AND SMP3LTING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Nov. 27, 1896: capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane; reg. office. Camp McKinney. Re-rebistered Dec. 7, 1897. W. A. Hawley, attornev. Property—CARIBOO mine, at Camp McKinney. It is a regular dividend-payer. Shaft is down over 200 feet with depth of 75 feet. The ledge is over 8 feet wide of free milling ore. There is an air compressor plant and a 10-stamp mill on the property; employs 30 men. •CARIBOO QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 6, 1877; capital stock, $60,000; office. Cariboo. CARIBOO REEFS DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Aug. 7, 1895; capital stock, £20,000; head office in England; reg. office. 41 Government St.. Victoria. •CARIBOO AND WILLIAMS CREEK CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.. Ld., filed April 6, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office. Wellington. CARLTON-HOOD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in *l shares; office, Rossland r-\TWDON__GH MINES CO.. Ld.. filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Secv., Walter raylor. Rand Bros., gen. agents. Property—BURGLAR, situated 1V2 miles jast of Fairview, adjoining the Smuggler. Dev., surface work. _£,t,RNDUFF MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Dec. 22, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Slocan City. Changed to the SLOCAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., on April 29, 1897. CARNES CREEK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES, Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 600,000shares; office, Revelstoke. President, F. McCarty; vice-president, William Cowan; secretary-treasurer, I. T. Brewster, Revelstoke. ■ Property—CARNES CREEK GROUP, Seven claims, ROSEBERY, SALISBURY, ARSENIC, HOMESTAKE and IMPERIAL, JUBILEE and CORONATION, situated on Carnes Creek, 7 miles from its mouth at the Columbia River, 28 miles north of Revelstoke. The Imperial shows galena; surface sample assayed 80 oz. silver and SO per cent lead. The other four claims have immense bodies of iron sulphides and mispickel. On the Roseberry Development, No. 1 tunnel 132 feet aod 30 foot crosscut; No. 2, crosscut tunnel, 117 feet, cutting vein and drift 80 feet; shaft 15 feet. Values average $50 ir. gold Vein 6 to 8 feet, paystreak 3 feet; 54 per cent, free milling and cyanide. Columbia is navigable at favorable seasons and considerable ore is on the dump. The to the mouth of Carnes Creek. ST. PETER, situated on east branch of north fork of Ilecillewaet River; only assessment work done: samples are galena and grev copper and assays are high. TOWNSITE. on Carnes Creek, near Claims CARPENTER CREEK MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 12, 1899. Capital stock $75,000, in 5c. shares. Treasury, 700,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., W. L. Lawry; secy.-treas.. Joseph Fyfe. Other directors. D. E. Moore. J. W."Hayes and Dr. A. A. Smith. Property—ADA F. and MABEL W., on north fork of Carpenter creek. 5 miles from Three Forks. Vein 4V2 feet wide. Dev., open cuts carrying galena. E. & E., on Lake> Mountain. 3 miles south of Rossland. Shaft 35 feet and gold corner values. Assavs $24. p A, pr> a rnr\ TJ-plVT^TJ0'c>MTn'Nrrr' r<r>.. filed Feb. I 1SQ7; caDital °tock. si.OOO.O^O; "treasury. 250.(100 shares; bead nffipp Rno>ane; r&p-. nffifo Oasi-'arlo Citv. President. T\ A. White: ■t.-ice-prppir'pnf nr>A treasurer w. G. PwoVpH: spcretary S. N. Baird. Objects, furnish canital to develop mines, buy and sell •mfnlriE' otopptHps. O A SC 4 DE DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE. Pres.. C. N. Dnvirlson; secy.-treas., J P. Spvmonr. Other directors, Geo. H. Cnrn-nn. Dr. O. ^eld. Dr McKechnie. R. Robinson. Dr. Jackson. R. Russell. Jas. H. Young-. D. C Bissett, Walter Miller. and F. Robinson. Pronnrtr—FArPREWS GROUP. 4- c-injim«. EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA. EMPRESS OF JAPAN. F^rpRTOSR OF f'HTXA f)",i JflM- PRTCRS OTi* RTTRSTA. situated adjoining Oi'oi-T'ino. S miles from Fairview: free mi'lUns' gold. OOLD KETTLE GROUP. 2 claims, situated 10 milp<~ from F-airvipw: fvee millitiisr. PAC!QT4"R (-iA.-p-rp.no AND KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ld.. filed March 10, 1897; cap- 38 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. ital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. CASSIAR AND YUKON MINES, Ltd. Incorporated August 5, 1897. Capital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. CASTLE MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Dec. 8, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Treasury, 350,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Henry W. Schloss, New York; vice-pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly, Q. C.; managing director and secy., George E. Townshend, Burns Block, Rossland; treasurer, Marcus W. Littell. Property—LOST HORSE and GREAT DIVIDE, situated on north fork of Dar- deau river, Trout Lake district, 6 miles from Ferguson; part road and trail. There are 5 ledges on the property, the principal averages 20 feet in width with pay streak 10 inches. Coarse cube galena, with copper pyrites. Values average $75. CASTLE MOUNTAIN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897. Capital stock $2,000,000 in $1 shares. Head office Rossland. Mgr. dir., A. C. Gait; •CATARACT HYDRAULIC CO., filed July 31, 1895; capital stock, $18,000; head office, Victoria. CAYOOSE CREEK GOLD HILLS MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock,'$200,000 in 25c shares; head office, Vancouver. Secretary pro tern., J. Colcutt, Vancouver; directors, J. Colcutt, C. Cattell and B. S. Parsons. CAYOOSH CREEK MINES. Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. President, J. M. MacKinnon; vice-president, W. R. Robertson; secretary- treasurer, F. M. Robertson, P. O. box 169, Vancouver. Property—The BRITISH COLUMBIA GRoup. GOLDEN CUP, BRITISH COLUMBIA. HOMESTEAD, HOMESTAKE and FREE COINAGE, located on Cayoosh Creek, opposite Gplden Cache mines, Lillooet district; reached by stage from Ashcroft to Lillooet, wagon road there to claims. C. B. AND Q. MINING AND DEVEL OPMENT CO. filed Feb. 27, 1897; cap ital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Pres., A. E. Denison; vice-pres., Dr. Red- dick; sec'y-treas., M. W. Simpson, Rossland; other directors, A. B. Mackenzie and C. O. Lalonde. Property—C. B. & Q., situated east of Rossland and adjoining the Commander. Development, shaft 20 feet and 2 open cuts, claim, crown granted. C C. AND J. MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed March 15, 1897: capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office- Victoria. C. & C. MINING CO.. Ld., filed July 2, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office. Rossland. secy'y-treas., J. L. G. Abbott, Rossland. Property—C. & C, on Monte Cristo Mountains, adjoining the Monte Cristo and next to Iron Horse. Development 150 foot shaft, with drifting at the bottom. CELTIC QUEEN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Oct. 8, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, J, F. Herrick; secretary, Owen McNally. Property—CELTIC' QUEEN, in South Belt, near Rossland, next R. E. Lee,. Dev. 2 shafts, 50 feet and 60 feet. CENTRAL EXPLORATION CO., Ld., tiled March 5, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. CENTRE STAR MINING AND SMElfft ING CO., Ld. (foreign), capital stock, 3>5tw,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 100,000 shares; head office, Butte, Mont.; reg. office, Rossland. President, Paul A. Largey; vice- president, Godfrey Lavelle; secretary, William G. Benham; treasurer, T. M. Hodgens; general manager, Oliver Durant; other directors, Sir Charles Ross and A. H. Tarbet; Property sold to Centre Star Mining Co., Ld. CENTRE STAR MINING CO., Ld. In- corporated Sept. 16, 1898. Capital stock $3,300,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. John B. Hastings, gen. mgr.; John Fitz- williams, gen. foreman. Directors, George Gooderham, T. G. Black- stock, Wm. H. Beatty, Win. George Good- orham and Albert Edward Edward Gooderham1. Property—CENTRE STAR mine, on Red Mountain, adjoining the Le Roi mine and townsite of Rossland, Vi mile from center of city and within the new city limits. C. & W. Ry. passes through the property and the Red Mountain Ry. will also build a spur when occasion demands. Development consists of over 6,000 feet of tunnels, levels, and drifts. The main shaft is down to the 500 foot level. There is an 80 horse power, boiler, 7-drill Ingersoll compressor plant and small hoisting engine on the property. Twenty-five men are employed CERTAINTY GOLD & MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 6, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, In $1 shares. Ofllce, Golden. CHAMBERS GROUP, 4 claims, located V_ mile from Cody, on south fork of Carpenter Creek; reached by trail. It i- claimed that there is a very large ledge, and judging from appearances it is likely to be a valuable property, but is not sufficiently developed to prove its value. One car load shipment has been made, which yielded nearly 100 oz. silver and about 74 per cent lead. CHAMPION and COMMONWEALTH MINING SYNDICATE. J. H. Adams mgr., Fanny Bay, Thurlow Island. CHANNE MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 3, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Feb. 9, 1898. Capital stock reduced to $250,000, in 25c shares. President and mgr. dir., Geo. Wm. Willis; other directors, Joseph Sheasgreen, J. O. Benwell and Thos. E. Atkins. CHARLESTON MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 12, 1897. Capital stock $150,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Kaslo. J. A. Mitchell pres., Winnipeg; J< E. Mitchell, mgr., Whitewater. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 39 MINING COMPANIES. Whealler & Martin, solicitors, Kaslo. property CHARLESTON, located on Whitewater Creek, two miles from the station. Development, 5 tunnels on different levels; ledge. runs 4, 5, 6 and extends to 8 and 10 feet wide. The first car stopped this year netted $126 a ton silver and lead, the car load, 15 tons, netting SI 500 Development, $20,000, spent prior to 1899. Said to be a concentrating proposition. CHEMAINUS PROSPECTING AND MINING CO., Ld. CHENANGO MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Waneta. Re-registered Dec. 20, 1897. Fred Adie attorney. CHICAGO GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Oct. 1, 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. CHICO GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000; head office, New Westminster. CHRISTINA-CASCADE MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. CHISTIANA MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Christina Lake. CHRYSOLITE GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered April 14, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Waitsburg, Wash.; Reg. office, Rossland. Treasury, 400,000 SI 1-1TPH Re-registered March 18, 1898, S. F. Gris wold supt. and attorney. Pres., Dr. H. Waller; vice-pres., E. W. Mc- Cann; treas., L. H. Macomber; secy., Lena E. Allen, Waitsburg, Wash. Other directors, P. A. Preston and Lewis Neall. CHRYSOLITE, on west slope of Norway mountain, 12 miles N. W. of Rossland and i miles from Gladstone, on Sheep creek, 2 miles from C. & W. Ry. Dev., tunnel 208 feet orosscutting hanging wall of ledge, which is 30 feet wide. CINNIBAR MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed July 10, 1895; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Vancouver. President and managing director, F. O. Innes; secretary, C. C. Bennett. I Property—10 claims, comprising 520 a_?6S'_ t located on the north side of Kamloops Lake, six miles from the west end, across from Savonas. This property is said to be the only Cinnibar mine under the British flag. The property is lalrly well developed. A furnace with a capacity of 30 tons per 24 hours, erected at a cost of about $11,000, The cost of mining and treatment is said to be *- per ton. JFT ?P pARIS MINING CO., Ltd. Reg- tttered July 11, 1898. Capital stock $200,- w«Un S snares- Head office Spokane, winsn- Registered office City of Paris. Mine White's Camp B,C. Henry White Manager and attorney, Carson P. O. Property—CITY OF PARIS, LINCOLN, and NO. 4, situated in White's Camp, 9 miles direct west of Grand Forks, 13 miles by road, % mile north of International Boundary, 9 miles from Carson. Development, crosscut tunnel 850 feet (north-easterly), cutting vein at 400 feet depth and drifting. Vein 16 feet wide, of quartz, pay streak 6 to 8 feet; carries grey copper and gold values. old workings in City of Paris. Shafts 40 and 60 feet, showing 4 per cent, to 12 per cent, copper. On Lincoln, 90 feet incline shaft and 300 feet drift in white quartz lead, carrying grey copper, sulphides and carbonates of copper. Plant, 6 drill compressor and 4 drills, 70 h. p. boiler. Property of Idajestic Gold ___ning Co.. Ld., is worked in connection with the City of Paris. CITY OF SPOKANE, owned by Lillooet, Fraser River and Cariboo Gold Fields Co., Ld. CLARK-SEATTLE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $6,- 000,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. See also Seattle Mining & Smelting Co. (foreign). CLIFF GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 20, 1897; capital stock, $500,000; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. Property—4 claims—CLIFF, CLAUDE, NETTIE and GRACIE, situated on the east shore of Harrison Lake, at the water's edge. One of the ledges on the property is 30 feet wide and surface assays give $19, principally gold. CLIFF GOLD & COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Aug. 1, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Property—CLIFF, % mile from Rossland; C. & W. Ry and Red Mountain Ry. on the property. Development, 1,200 feet, shaft and tunnel. average value $35 per ton gold and copper. Plant consists of a 50 horse power boiler and 4- drill Rand compressor. CLIFFORD GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed March 12, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; head office, Rossland. CLIMAX GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), registered May 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. Frank Kizer, attorney, Rossland; pres., C. D. Crites, Lima, Ohio; vice-pres., D. F. Wetzel; sec'y, John H. Shaw, Spokane; treas., F. F. Leland; mgr., W. A. Ritchie, Spokane. Property—CLEMAX, in South Belt, Rossland district. COAL HILL KAMLOOPS MINERAL AND MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 18, 1892; capital stock, $150,000; head office, Victoria. COAL HILL GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, John J. Cook; treasurer, J. F. Mcintosh, Kaslo; secretary, Col, O. T. Stone, Kaslo; superintendent, W. H. Newman, Kaslo. Wentworth F. Wood, local manager, Kamloops. 40 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COT/CM BIA MINING COMPANIES. Sub-Co. of British & Canadian Gold and Silver Mines, Ld., of Toronto. Property—IRON MASK GROUP, 4 claims, IRON MASK, COPPER QUEEN, BONNIE JEAN FRACTION, and SUNRISE, and 139.26 acres, situated on Coal Hill, 5% mllesi S. W. of Kamloops by wagon road. Tunnel, 135 feet on the vein, 30 feet of winze and open cuts; vein traced for "00 feet. Shipped 3 carloads in Oct.. 1898, which averaged 15 per cent, copper and $3 In gold. Properties at Kamloops and Ainsworth. CODY SLOCAN MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed April 14, 1897; capital stock. $250,000 in 25c shares; head office, Sandon. Trustee, S. B. Hendee. ♦COLONIAL MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., OF CANADA, Ld., filed April 27, 1897; carnal stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. Re-incorporated March 2, 1898. COLONNA GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. (foreign), filed Sept. 14, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shr-o-; head office, Rossland. absorbed by Monte Christo Consolidated Mining I Dev. Co., Ltd. COLUMBIA-AMERICAN MINING CO., Ld.. filed Aug. 16. 1892; capital stock, $500.- 000: head office. Spokane; reg. office. Ainsworth. President, P. Larsen. Helena. Property—in Ainsworth district. Crown granted. COLUMBIA-CARIBOO GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897: capital stock. $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office Vancouver. Frank S. Taggart president and manager. COLUMBIA GOLD FIELDS PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Incorporated Nov. 28, 1897. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares; all treasury shares. Registered office Rossland. Pres., W. A. Halteman; 1st vice-pres., D. C. Eylar.: 2nd vice-president, John Mackenzie; sec'y. J. C. Caie; gen. mgr. and supt., M. R. Staight; treas., R. S. Campbell; Other directors, J. E. Fulton. Property—30 CLAIMS (under bond), on Wilson Creek, Christina Lake. McDonald and Cariboo Creeks and Waterloo district. To develop in 1899. COLUMBIA HYDRAULIC CO., Ld., (foreign V filed July -9, 1895; capital stock. $100.- 000: head office, England; reg. office, Revelstoke. COLUMBIA HYDRAULIC MINING CO. Registered January 21, 1898. Head office Chicago, 111. Capital stock $100,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Revelstoke. A. R. B. Hearn, attorney. Pres., Wm. Trump, Pittsburg, Pa.; sec'y, Geo. Milligan, Chicago; general manager, Geo. J. Atkins, Revelstoke; mining engineer, Frank Nason. Property—Hydraulic plant and 500 acres beneh claims on Swift Creek, Big Bend, Columbia river. COLUMBIA-KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed July 8, 1898. Head office 15 Austin Friars, London, Eng. Capital stock £500,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Edwin Durant, attorney. »ub-Oo. of British America Corporation, Ld. COLUMBIA MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Aug. 7, 1890; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Aina. worth. COLUMBIA MINING CO., OF VICTORIA. B. C, Ld., Agents, Pemberton & Son, Victoria. COLUMBIA MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Sept. 6, 1894; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Yale; capital stock, $1,000,000. COLUMBIA MINERAL AND MINE ASSOCIATION, Ld., filed March 11, 1897; capital stock. $250,000 in $5 shares; head office, Vancouver. Trustee, A. C. Brydine-Jack. COLUMBIA MINING CO., OF VICTORIA, B. C. Ld., filed June 26, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $5 shares; head office, Victoria. Chairman. B. W. Pearse; secretary-treasurer. F. Burrell, 45 Fort st., Victoria; managing director, F. B. Pemberton. ♦COLUMBIA MUTUAL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed July 22, 1S97: capital stock, $75,000; head office, Rossland. COLUMBIA AND NORTHWEST MINIS DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, Ltd. Head office 22 Chancery Lane, London, Eng. COLUMBIA AND NORTHWEST TRUST CO., Ltd. Registered June 8, 1898. Head office 22 Chancery Lane, London. W.S., England, Capital stock £60,000, in £1 shares. COLUMBIA AND ONTARIO GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Aug. 13, 1896; capital stock. $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 25,000 shares: office, Rossland. President, Jonathan White; vice-president, J. Y. Cole; secretary-treasurer, R. R. Gamey, Gore Bay, Ont.; manager, J. B. Miller, Wa- neta. Property—PUG MINE, sold by sheriff to F. B. Chapin, of Sudbury, Ont. COLUMBIA AND QUARTZ CREEK MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock. $500,000 in $1 shares: head office, Beavermouth. Trustee, W. G. Neilson. COLUMBIA SYNDICATE OF LONDON; capital stock, £3,000, divided intft K.700 ordinary shares of 10s each and 159 deferred shares of £L COMBINATION MINING AND MILLING CO. Registered January 3, 1898. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $600,000, in ft shares. Registered office Victoria. Wm. Monteith, attorney. Pres., Cyrus Happy; secy.-treas.. J. P- Whaley, Spokesman-Review building, Spokane. Property—COMBINATION, situated in Providence Camp, 2^ miles from Greenwood, reached by wagon road. Dev., shaft 65 feet on hanging wall, crosscut tunnel 90 feet (15 April, 1899), and drive by contract to 300 feet to out ledge at 200 feet vertical depth. Vein outcrops on surface, 45 feet quarto, carrying gold and silver: average assays $38 gold and 193 oz. silver. 2 open cuts showing vein continues through the property; dip 45 per cent, to shaft. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 41 MINING COMPANIES. COMMANDER MINING AND SMELT; TNG CO Ld.; filed May 16, 189/; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Innkane- reg. office, Rossland. President, pS manager, W. J. Harris; vice-pres., W. j M^Murtrie; treas,, WD. McFadden; sec'v J C. Williams, Spokane; other directors, R. W. Nuzum; attorney, Frank Kizer, 'Rossland. COMMANDER CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMELTING CO., Ld. (N: P. L.) Incorporated Sept. 12, 1S98. Capital stock $150,000, in 15c. shares. Office, Rossland. Pres. and mgr., W. J. Harris; secy., W. S. Harris. Other directors, W. . J. McMur- trie Chas. Niehaus and D. Harris. Re-incorporated as Commander Cons. Mining & Smelting Co., Ld. Property—COMMANDER, situated V&, miles southeast of Rossland, 1-3 mile from C & W Ry- just below Tiger switch. Development, shaft 300 feet and 350 feet of drifting at 300-foot level. 400 feet at 200- foot level, and 175 feet at 100-foot level (8 April, 1899), ore is similar to Columbia & Kootenay mine. . in Plant consists of 40 horse power hoist, 4-drill Rand compressor, sinking pump and 2 drills; cost $5,000. COMBINATION MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Oct. 31, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Victoria. COMMONWEALTH MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; Treasury 360*000 shares. Office Peachland. Pres., J. M. Robinson; vice-pres., R. A. F. Moore; secy.-treas., D. H. Watson, other directors, Dr. R. C. Lipsett and E. G. Mojer. ETHEL GROUP, 3 claims, ETHEL, ESTHER and KEYSTONE, situated 3% miles west of Trout Lake City. Property—GLENSIDE GROUP—4 claims -COMMONWEALTH. OGONTZ. GLENSIDE and TOM THUMB, situated on Nortb Fork of Lardeau River, 4 miles from Ferguson. Development tunnel 80 feet on centre lead and open cut 20 feet. VERA GROUP—3 claims—ALBERTA. VERA. JOSIE, situated 2 miles north of Glenside group on divide between Lardeau river (east of) and Surprise Creek. Development tunnel 180 feet to crosscut two ledges. *COMSTOCK MAMMOTH QUARTZ MINING CO. OF FAIRVIEW, B. C, Ld., filed Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock, $750,000; ™ 25c shares. Re-incorporated October 22. 1897. Registered office 'Fairview. Eastern offlce 2 King street west, Hamilton, Ont. w. E. Boyd, sec'y-treas. Absorbed by Fairfield Corporation, Ld. Property-COMSTOCK and MAMMOTH, in Osoyoos district COMSTOCK MINES (BRITISH COLUM- i Atd; ^censed Sept. 1. 1897. Head °Pce. » Fenchurch avenue, London, Eng. if P«al stock £50.000, in £1 shares. Regis- atto ° Vancouver. Henry Bell-Irving, n*biCoA, of- -fiance Prospecting Syndicate "* a. L., Ltd. w,n,eli°?Sfnt' 6 tunnels, about 2,500 feet •wn 1,500 feet of raises and winzes. Ver tical depth, 500 feet. Vein extends to 60 feet in width and averages 10 to 12 feet; pay streak, 1 inch to 5 feet. Shipped 200 tons hand sorted ore, during winters of 1897-8-9, which averaged 100 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. The ore is mostly concentrating and will mill 8 into 7. Concentrator 60 tons capacity, driven by water power, at Fennell creek, 2 miles below the mine and 8 miles from Silverton. Property — THOMPSON GROUP, 5 claims: KENTUCKY GIRL, SILVER CHIEF, SILVER CUP, COMSTOCK and RUBY TRUST, located on Four-Mile creek, 12 miles from Silverton CONCORD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Trustees, Percy W. Evans, D. G. Marshall and G. Coleman. CONFEDERATION MINES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, Ld. (foreign), filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Toronto. President, W. M. German, Welland, Ont.; vice- president, Henry A. King, Toronto, Ont.; secretary-treasurer, J. Norris King, 12 King st. east, Toronto; consulting engineer, J, L. Parker, M. E., Rossland; managing director, Harry A. King. Rossland. Property—One claim on north belt, Rossland district. CONSOL GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane-; reg. office, Rossland. President and manager, W. A. Ritchie; treasurer, Amos Young; sec'y, Ct L. Dalzell. Lima, Ohio; vice-pres.. F. A. Hume; other trustees—J. N. Hutchinson. Registered attorney, Frank Kizer, Rossland. Property—CONSOL, in South belt, Rossland district. CONSOLIDATED ALBERNI GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 18, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 100,000 shares; head office, Yictoria. President and general manager, Charles Hayward; vice-president, Thomas Dunn; secretary-treasurer, Henry Saunders, Victoria; other directors, B. H. John and Thos Dunn. Supt., James Molr. Property—4 claims, ALBERNI, CHICAGO, VICTORIA and WARSPITE located on Mineral Hill, Alberni district; reached by stage 60 miles from Nanaimo or by JHeumer: developed by a shaft 80 feet, tunneling 170 feet and several open cuts; 6 miles good wagon road, bridges, etc. Average assays, $80. The ore is free milling, 85 per cent being saved upon the plates. CONSOLIDATED CARIBOO HY DRAULIC MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed April 2, 1898. Head office Toronto. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Vancouver. B. T. Rogers, attorney. President, B. T. Rogers; secretary. Pierce Lloyd, 700 Granville St., Vancouver; general superintendent, J. B. Hobson, Quesnelle Forks. CONSOLIDATED GOODENOUGH AND RUBY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed filed March 30, 1897; head office, New Westminster. 42 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. CONSOLIDATED MINES CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Sandon. CONSOLIDATED MINING AND TRADING CO. Registered July 4, 1898. Head office Baltimore, Md. Capital stock $100,- 000, in $1 shares. Registered office Ashcroft. Harrison W. Moore, M.E., attorney. CONSOLIDATED SABLE CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed August 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. Secretary, A. J. Scott; directors, George I. Wilson, William Ralph, A. E. Goodman and Fred Cope of Vancouver, George D. Scott of Victoria, R. E. Mc- Kechnie, of Nanaimo, A. H. MacNeill, of Rossland. Property—4 claims, AGNES, LUCKY JACK, KOOTENAY STAR and STEPHANIE, situated on Sable Creek, Lardeau district, 12 miles from Thompson's Landing, average assays being $21 in gold, 60 oz. silver and 16 per cent copper. CONSOLIDATED SEVEN JVHNES CO., .Ld., filed Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares, 600,000 common and 400,- 000 preference shares, of the latter 250,000 being treasury; office, Rossland. President, A. J. McMillan; sec'y, J. E. Mills. Rossland. treasurer, Smith Curtis. Property—2 CLAIMS—on Columbia River at Poulton's Landing, opposite Waneta. Two shafts have been sunk on the river claims, showing copper and brown iron, carrying gold. CONSOLIDATED ST. ELMO MINE. Wharton Bros., Spokane, • principal owners. Property—CONSOLIDATED ST. ELMO; adjoins the Cliff mine on the west, % mile from Rossland, it being operated from the Cliff. CONVENTION MINE, Albert C. Behne, manager and owner, New Denver. Property-CONVENTION, situated on Silver mountain adjoining California, 2% miles southeast of New Denver, reached! by trail. Dev., incline shaft 50 feet, tunnel 78 feet, tunnel 65 feet, and raise 50 feet, and 200 feet of open cuts (18 March, 1899), and pushing development. Vein is in lime and shale. Ore, 15 tons on dump from development; av. values, 150 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. ♦COPPER, GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 27, 1878; capital stock, $200,000; head office, Victoria. COPPER BELLE GOLD MINING CO., filed Sept. 4, 1896, capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Trustee. E. Baillie. COPPER GIANT GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., J. F. Ritchie; v.-pres., R. J. Bealev. sec'y-treas.. W. G. Merry weather; other directors, John R. Revis and B. H. Moore. Property—COPPER GIANT, BLUE COPPER and GREY COPPER, situated on Lookout Mountain, 7 miles south of Rossland, and 2% miles west of Fort Sheppard, opposite Waneta. Dev., shaft 25 feet (98) to drive in 1899. Values average $15, in copper, silver and gold. COPPER KING MINING CO.. Ld. (Ni P. L.) Incorporated April 6, 1899. Capijj tal stock $200,000, in $1 shares. Office, Kamloops. Property—COPPER KING, COPPER JACK, TACOM'A FRACTION, situated on Cherry creek, Kamloops District. COPPER (MINES, Ld. Incorporated Feb. 14, 1899. Capital stock $125,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Property—OONVBRD ANT, GOLD-FILLED, THE NORMA, and BARNSCLIFF'E, in Coal Hill Camp, Kamloops district. INEZ and RODGERS, on Harrison lake. I COPPER MONARCH MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated April 17, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. COPPER MOUNTAIN MINES, Ld.. filed Dec. 28, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. COPPER QUEEN GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feo. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Toronto; reg. office, Rossland. Macdonald & Clute, attorneys. Property—2 claims, COPPER QUEEN and AFRICA, located on south belt, Rossland district, and reached by C. & W. Ry. COPPER QUEEN, Ld. Licensed June 28, 1899,. Capital stock £10,000, in £1 shares. I Head office, 11 Ironmonger lane, London, Eng.; reg. office, Ymlr. Andrew Cairns, | attorney and mining engineer. CORINTH MINES, Ld. (foreign), registered May 5, 1897; capital stock, £100.000 in £1 shares; heal office, England; reg. office, Vancouver. Licensed Dec. 28, 1897. Head office 15 George St., London. Ernest Edward Evans and Maclver Maclver Campbell, attorneys, Vancouver. Property—CORINTH, in Twin Lake basin, near Three Forks, adjoining the Alamo and Idaho. The property is well developed and a regular shipper. A 10-drill compressor is being put in and a tramway and concentrator of 150 tons capacity will shortly be erected in Carpenter Creek, below Three Forks. CORNWALLIS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Nelson. COSMOPOLITAN GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO. Registered March -7, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Greenwood. Alfred S. Black, attorney; F. 0. Batley, managing director, Spokane. COTTONWOOD GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Feb. 22, 1889; capital stock, £10,000; head office in England; reg. office, Victoria. COTTONWOOD RIVER (B. C.) ALLUVIAL GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Oct. 15, 1896; capital stock, £65,000; head office, London; reg. office, Vancouver. President, W. H. Roberts; secretary, W. Cooper, business manager for British' Columbia, Charles Tetley, Vancouver. , i GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 43 MINING COMPANIES. Licensed February 16, 1898. Head office 20 St. Lawrence Lane, Oheapside, Lon. Cap- stock £80,000, In £1 shares. Attorney, Chas. Tetley; Supt. Gerald L. Betts, Quesnelle. Property—HYDRAULIC workings on Cottonwood river, 16 miles from Quesnelle, 320 acres of bench claims and 2,000 inches of water. CRACKER JACK MINING CO., Ld. (foreign); head office, Spokane; reg. office, 117 E. Columbia av., Rossland. Property—CRACKER JACK, on the south side of Red Mountain, alongside of Stony Creek; reached by trail from Rossland. Reported re-staked as GOLDEN CHESTER, by F. E. Empey and J.- J. Henager, of Rossland. Development shaft 30 feet. CRAWFORD CREEK MINING CO., registered Nov. 22, 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Nelson. W. P. Harvey, attorney. CROMWELL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Dec. 7, 1896; capital stock, $1,200,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, H. E. Cover; vice-president, A. F. Gerlich; secretary-treasurer, J. A. Seaman, 48 E. Columbia av., Rossland; manager, John Cover. Assets of the company sold by the court for debt. Property—CROMWELL, situated on the east fork of the north fork of Salmon River, Nelson district, 4 miles from N. & F. S. Ry. It is an extension north of the Porto Rico. TRIAL HUNTER, in the south Belt of Trail Creek, distant 1V_ miles from Rossland, % mile to the C. & W. Ry by easy down grade. From a shaft 15 feet deep ore assayed $3 to $30 in gold. GROWN GOLD-COPPER MINING CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 1, 1899. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Of- l;ce, Rossland. CROWN POINT GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, lohn A. Finch, Spokane; secretary, H. K. Galusha, Spokane; superintendent, V. D. Williams, Rossland. Assets sold to the War Eagle Consolidated M. & Dev. Co., Ltd. CROWN POINT MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Aug. 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. CROW'S BAR MINING CO., Ld., filed July 2, 1890; capital stock, $25,000; office, Vancouver. CROW'S NEST COAL AND MINERAL h°"i *&- flled March 29, 1889; capital stock, $2,000,000; head office. Victoria. CROW'S NEST PASS COAL CO., Ld.; Licensed January 3, 1898. Head office ioronto. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $25 fS- Registered office Fernie (Coal week), Wm. Blakemore, M. E., attorney. ires-> Hon. Geo. A. Cox, Toronto; vice- pres. and mgr. director, Robert Jaffray, Toronto; secretary, J. A. Ge_r_mill, Q. C, Ottawa; treasurer, E. R. Wood, Toronto. Other directors,Edwin Hanson, Montreal; William Hanson, Montreal; S. Finley, Montreal; J. D. Ohipman, St. Stephen, N. B.; William Fernie, Fernie, B. C.; D. Morrice, Montreal; H. M. Pellatt, Toronto; J. W. Flavelle, Toronto; Tlios. Walmsley, Toronto. Local board at Fernie, Wm. Blakemore, Wm. Fernie and Wm. G. Jaffery. -.-Daily output, 400 tons and 70 tons coke; employing 270 men (March, 1899.) Property—COAL MINE, on Coal Creek, near Fernie, East Kootenay district. CROW'S NEST PASS MINING CO., Ld., filed May 6, 1397; capital stock, $75,000 in 10c shares; head office, Fort Steele. ♦CUBA SILVER MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed March 15, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. CUMBERLAND MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 5, 1895; capital stock, $500,000 in $10 shares. Head office Sandon. President, W. H. Yawkey; gen. mgr., P. J. Hickey. Sold Cumberland group to Scottish Colonial Gold' Fields, Ltd. CUMBERLAND GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 23, 1896; capital stock, $2,- 000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland: President, John Edgren; vice-pres.^ Wm. Rolls; secy.-treas., W. J. Whiteside. Property—5 claims, BOSTON. CUMBERLAND, WHITE ROSE. HIDDEN TREASURE and COPPER CAPE, located on the north fork of Wild Horse Creek, 6 miles from N. & F. S. Ry., and reached by trail; ten miles south of Nelson. Development, 28 feet in 1897: contracting for 30 feet additional in 1898, and also a second Shaft of 25 feet. It is a large vein of low grade ore, averageing $10 per ton. C. W. D. CLIFFORD & CO.. Ld., filed March p, 1897; capital stock, $10,000 in $100 shares; head office, Electoral District of Cassiar. DAYLIGHT MINE. Manager, G. A. Baldwin, Rossland. Property—DAYLIGHT, located on the south slope of Lake Mountain, 3% miles southeast of Rossland; reached by trail. A tunnel is run over 20 feet on the ledge, in iron ore. DANDY MINE. Owner, A. H. Kelly, and others, Nelson. Property—DANDY GROUP, 5 claims, DANDY, OLLIE, ROYAL CHARTER, GRAND VIEW and GRAND PRIZE, situated on Toad Mountain, near the Silver King. Development, tunnel 700 feet and shaft 50 feet. Property—DANDY, located on Toad Mountain, near the Silver King. Development to be prosecuted this summer. Western extension of Silver King Hall Mine. DAPHNE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. L'd., filed April 8, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000; head office, Rossland. DARDANELLES MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 4, 1896; capital 44 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,- 000 shares; office Victoria. President, Hon. Edgar Dewdney; vice-pres. and secy.-treas., Hon. Fredk. Peters, Victoria. Other directors. Lt.-Col. S. W. Ray, J. J. Shallcross, Capt. Clark and Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper. . Managing director and consulting engineer, Wm. J. Trethewey, E. M., Kaslo. Re-incorporated Sept. 9, 1898. Property—DARDANELLES, DIAMOND CROSS, DARDANELLES NO. 2, OKANOGAN and LADY OF THE LAKE FRACTION, BOSPHORUS and GIBRALTAR, in the Dardanelles basin, four miles from Sandon, three and one-half miles by wagon road from McGuigan station, on the K. & S. Ry, in Slocan district. Development, 4,000 feet of workings, shaft 500 feet, 9 levels. Plant consists of 6 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, sinking pump; also 5 drill Rand compressor and 2 drills; installed in August 1897. The vein strikes N 30° E. It is stated by the company that previous to 1896 250% tons of first-chiss ore shipped to smelters returned an average of 265 oz. silver and 26 per cent lead, and 69% tons of second-class ore returned 76 oz. silver and 16 per cent lead to the ton. DAY DAWN MINE. Owners, Maj. S. B. Steele, Macieod, and Fredk. Steele, Kaslo. Property—DAY DAWN, on the north slope of McGuigan Hill, adjoining the Slocan Boy. The Washington mine adjoins on the east. It carries a small vein of high- grade galena ore, DAYTON MINING AND MILLING CO. John G. Steele, manager, Sandon. Property—5 CLAIMS on K. & S. Ry, 1 mile from Sandon. Development 250 foot tunnel; 4 to 5 Inches of concentrating ore. DEADWOOD GOLD-COPPER MINING CO. Registered Jam 5, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares'. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Greenwood. Clive Pringle, attorney. > DEEP CAVE GOLD CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10. 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. DEER PARK GOLD MINING CO., Ld. Inc. Sept. 27, 1897. Capital stock $1,250,000, 000.000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland- Re-lneorporated as Deer Park Mining Co., Ltd. DEER PARK MINING CO.,Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 27, 1897. Capital stock $1,250,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Eastern office Toronto. President, John R. Barber; vice-pres., L. W. Mulholland; other directors, A. E. Plummer, J. Lome Campbell. R. L. Patterson, Donald Cameron, F. A. Mulholland, H. J. Scott, Q.C.. Secretary, Melfort Boulton, 30 Jordan street, Toronto, treasurer, Trusts Corporation of Ontario; Manager, A. Lome Becher, Burns Block, Rossland; supt., Wm. Tre- gear. Property—DEER PARK, situated on east side of Deer Park Mountain, 1% miles southwest of Rossland. Development- shaft 306 feet, five levels. Total over 1,200 feet o* development work (March 28, 1899). 20 h. p. hoist and compressor and 2 Plant, 40 h. p. boiler, sinking pump, 1 drill drills. DELACOLA GOLD MINING CO., Ld filed Aug. 21, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., E. W. Johnston, Seattle; secy.-treas, J. S. Clute, jr., Rossland. Property—DILAOOLA (cfoiwn granted) situated on Monte Cristo mountain, Vfa miles north of Rossland and adjoining Eric and North Star. Development, $2,000. Recently inactive. DEL ECUADOR MINES CO., Ld, filed Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. DELAWARE MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Sept. 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. President. David Glass; secretary, Phil. T. Becher; manager, Chester Glass. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Property—DELAWARE, on Gold Hill,' 2% miles northeast of Rossland; reached by trail; a tunnel 30 feet, on the vein, and will probably be driven further this season. DELIGHT GOLD MINING CO.. Ld. Incorporated May 8, 1899. Capital stock $500,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Ymir.a Property—4 claims. DELIGHT. CALGARY. WOODSTOCK and ATLANTIC, situated on Toad mountain, Nelson district. DEWEY MINING CO., Ld. Licensed May 3. 1899. Capital stock £2,000. in £50 shares. Head office, 54 and 55 London Wall, London. Eng.; reg. office. Vernon, C. F. Oos- terton, attorney. DEILTE MINING AND MILT,TNG CO.. Ld.. (foreie-n). filed July 16. 1896- canltal stock. $750,000 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane: reg. office, Kaslo. Agent, John L. Retallack. "HET.TA MTNTNG ANr> D'EVT optWJ rr>.. T_a.. fii_d Nov. 9. 1895: capital stock, it1 on.000 in 10c sharps; office, Vancouver. Trustee. W. A. Clark. Property—BEULAH, EMPTY SHELL, GLADYS. DIABLO and VALKYRIE, cl°ims nn tftp Frn«pr delta DFNVER GROUP. Manager, Campbell Johnson. Vancouver: located y° mile south east of New Denver. DFtpby ]\/n"NrTN<^ CO Ld.. fled April 3g 1«V7: cap'+°i =-<-ock. $1 000,000 in $1 shares; Treasury, 400,000 shares. Offi™». Roes- land. Pres., A. S. Goodacre; vice-pres.. Dr. W. L. Coulthard; secy.-treas.. W. Wylie Johnston, 44 E. Columbia avenue; mgr. dir.. Charles Parker, M. E. OHie<\directors. F. A. Mulholland, Louis 0. Garuett. F. M. McLeod. Property—SWANSEA, situated 4 males from Windermere, East Kootenay. _ Dev., shaft 90 feet, tunnel 60 feet, shwt 30 feet, shaft 25 feet (March, 1899). Ledge. 10 feet, carrying copper and small gold values. TWT"ROTT CON^OTTDATED GOLD MTNTNG CO.. Ld.. filed March 17, 1897: cap- ital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares: treasury. 3,000,000 shares; head office, Rossland. P«S' GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 45 MINING COMPANIES. ident, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-president, Robert Scott; secretary treasurer, Harold Kingsmill, Rossland; general manager, Geo. _Q Pfunder; other directors, L. Hornshaw. Property—IRON QUEEN NO. 1, DETROIT FRACTION, located on Lake Mountain, south belt, 3 miles southeast of Rossland, 2,000 feet east of Crown Point and Wolverine Groups; reached by C. & W. Ry to Crown Point, siding then to wagon road and trail. Development—Iron Queen, a shaft was sunk 25 feet last year; Detroit Fraction, two open cuts across the ledge, which is 18 feet wide, in one of which is exposed a body of $22 ore; quartz carrying arsenical iron. not operating since 1897. DETROIT AND LARDEAU GOLD M. CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld. (N. P. L) Incorporated July 4, 1899. Capital stock $150,000, in 10c. shares!. Office, Rossland. DBWDNEY'S CANADIAN SYNDICATE, Ld. Capital stock £50,050, in £1 shares. Directors, Hon. E. Dewdney, J. S. Baker and J- F. Blenkhorn. DIADEM GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., i_d., (foreign), filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. DIAMOND DUST CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO. (Washington). Not registered in B. C. Company defunct. Stock taken up by Abbotsford Gold Mining Co., Ltd. DIAMOND HILL MINES, Ld., filed May 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. DIAMOND JUBILEE GOLD MINES, Ld., capital stock, £100; head office, London, England. DIAMOND JUBILEE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., of B. C, filed Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. DIBBLE GROUP. Hon. Geo. E. Foster, owner. Property—DIBBLE GROUP—4 claims—at head of Lost Creek, 10 miles southwest of Fort Steele. Development cross-cut tunnel 500 feet, tunnel 90 feet, 2 shafts and various open cuts. Ore is grey copper, with antlmonical silver; average values from shipments 140 oz silver, some gold and 2 per cent, copper. DIXIE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Nov. 18, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. DOLLAROCRACY MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Trail. F. P. Guitelius, trustee. DOMINION CONSOLIDATED MINES CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Nov. 12, 1898. Capital stock $500,000, in 25c shares. Ofiice, Fairview. Property—DOMINION, A. D. A. and FAIRVIEW, situated near Fairview, Southern Yale district. DOMINION COPPER CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Mav 2, 1899. Capital stock §5,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. DOMINION DEVELOPING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 30, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Vancouver. President, Dr. John T. Carroll; secretary, John MacQuillan, 609 Hastings St., Vancouver; Assets transferred to B. C. Gold Trus. Co., Ld. DOMINION EXPLORATION CO., of London, England. Agents, Thomas Richards and Fred W. Law. DOMINION, FAIRVIEW AND GOLDEN KDONDYKE SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed Aug. 25, 1898. Capital stock £130,000, In £1 shares. Head office, Broad Street House, New Broad street, London, Eng.; reg. office, Fairview. Samuel Sommerville, attorney. DOMINION GOLD DREDGING AND PLACER MINING COMPANY, Ltd. Licensed April 7, 1898. Head office Toronto. Capital stock $40,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Lillooet. Samuel Gibbs, attorney. DOMINION GOLD AND SILVER MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., (foreign), registered April 3, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, 40 Victoria St., Toronto. Managing director, J. N. Lee; treasurer, N. Clark Wallace. DOMINION MINES, Ld., filed July 3, 1897; capital stock, $200,000; head office, Vancouver. Manager, F. H. Lantz; secretary, John MacQuillan, 609 Hastings st., P. O. box 337, Vancouver. DOMINION MINING, DEVELOPMENT AND AGENCY CO., Ltd. Licensed March 2, 1898. Head office, Moorgate Station Chambers, E. C, London, Eng. Oapital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Chairman, Nelson. Charles Kingsley Milbourne, general manager and local managing director and attorney. Secretary, H. Alers Hankey, Ed. Hart; secy., Walter Smith. Reg. office, Parent Company of QUEEN BESS PROPRIETARY, IA. CASCADE WATER, POWER AND LIGHT CO., Ld. Property—CROMWELL and CHAMPION GROUP, area 120 acres. CROMWELL, CHAMPION, ROCKET, O. K. and FRACTIONS, situated on eastern shore of Pitt lake, 16 miles up Pitt river from C. P. Ry„ wagon road, % mile. Development, 430 feet in 3 tunnels, and 140 feet in shafts. Vein is a true fissure in diorlte, while country sni-irounding is granite. Ore, copper 6 per cent., carrying gold values $2 to $3. DONALD GOLD MINING CO., filed May 13, 1897; capital stock, $10,000; office Donald; Wm. Caldwell, secretary. DONALD PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed March 6. 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Donald. DOUBLE EAGLE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed May 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office. Kaslo. DOUGLASiS-HUNTER MINING CO. Registered July 4, 1899. Oapital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. W. H. Montgomery, attorney. 46 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. DOUGLAS MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), registered May 1, 1888; capital stock, $100,- 000; head office, New York; reg. office, Rock Creek, B. C. DOUGLAS MINING, INVESTMENT AND BROKERAGE CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. DOUGLAS PINE MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated Sept. 28, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Pres., D. J. Munn; vice-pres., Harry Abbott; secy.-treas., Osborne Plunkett, McKinnon building, Vancouver; supt., J. H. Adams, M. E. Other directors, Dr. Le pore and D. McPherson. Property—DOUGLAS PINE, situated 1,800 feet from Shoal Bay, Thurlow Island, 120 miles north of Vancouver. Development, shaft 45 feet, crosscut 12 feet, drifts 24 feet and 34 feet, tunnel 45 feet (250 feet above shaft.) Ore (in chutes) pbyrrotite, carrying gold; trial shipment of 25 tons, $38 in gold and 2 1-3 oz. silver. Plant. 10 h. p. hoist, boiler and pump. DRAGON CREEK MINING CO. Registered January 3, 1898. Head office Tacoma, Wash. Capital stock $10,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Stanley. Gust. Lange, president, general manager and attorney. DRY BELT MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Dec. 15, 1896; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; office, Sandon. President, H. H. Pitts: vice-president, Ira W. Black; secretary-treasurer, S. B. Hendee, Black's Hotel, Sandori. Property—CORDELIA, situated on the North Fork of Carpenter Creek, about five miles from Three Forks. Three tunnels have been run for development; DULUTH AND ST. PAUL MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Feb. 8, 1893; capital stock. $2,000,000: reg. office, Ainsworth. DUNCAN MINES, Ltd. Licensed Feb. 9, 1898. Head office 6 Great Winchester st., London, B.C., England. Capital stock £150,- 000, in £1 shares. Registered office Nelson. Archie Mainwaring Johnson, attorney; directors, Capt, Thos. J. Duncan and J. Laing Stocks (loca> secretary'*, Elliott Block, Nelson. Property—WREN and CALUMET, situated on South Fork of Wild Horse Creek. 7 miles from Ymir. Tunnel 450 feet on vein all in ore; sulphide and Iron, carrying gold; also copper and silver. DUNCAN RIVER CO-OPERATIVE MINING & DEV. CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 6, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,- 000. in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. GRANITE GROUP—6 claims—GRANITE. RED ROCK, BLUE GROUSE, WHITE SWAN and TAMARAC. situated 6^ miles from Nelson, on Eagle Creek, adjoining Nelson-Poorman. Development incline shaft 200 ft., free milling geld ore; ore is similar In duality to the Fern mine. Foreman. Robert Paterson. Employs 30 men on active development. Vein rjms north and south, dip 45 deg. eaot, average? 3 feet in width; 1,000 tons ore. on dump from devlopment work (March 20, 1899), which averages $35 in gold. Plant, 30 h. p. boiler and hoist, steam drill and Cameron sinking pump. Contemplate erecting 10 stamp mill to be operated by water power, and aerial tramway 5,500 feet. ROYAL CANADIAN GROUP—3 claims- situated on Eagle Creek, 7 miles from Nelson. Development, 3 tunnels in vein aggregating 800 feet (March 20, 1899), and under active development. ore is free milling and of same character as Granite and Fern. Vein averages 20 inches in width and values $20 in gold. Has ore on dump. Foreman, James Williams; employs 17 men. Worked in connection with Granite Group and to be connected with their mill by wagon road or tram. MICHEL MINE, in Calaveras county, California, 14 miles from Mokelumne Hill, on East Belt of Mother Lode. Development 700 ft. tunnel, 10 stamp mill, hoisting plant The company are also developing properties in various parts of the province. DUNDEE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 4, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. For development, 250,000 shares. Head office Rossland. President, Charles Dundee; vice-pres., W. A. Galliher; sec'y- treas., R. A. O. Hobbes, 27 West Columbia ave., Rossland; other dlr., E. H. Kennedy, nedy, W. D. Barclay, C. F. P. Conybeare and Robert Scott. Development, shaft 265 feet; also drifting and crosscuts, total 750 feet (April 10, 1899); employs 30 men. was erected August, 1898, on White Pine claim at a cost of $26,000, and is conneete- with main shaft by a surface gravity train- way, 2,500 feet in length. Plant, 7 drill compressor and drills, 35 h.p. boiler and hoist. Two shipments of concentrates averaged $34 in gold and silver. Property—PARKER, OLD BILL. LIGHT- HEART, EDNA. KITTEN, ANNIE, WHITE PINE and KLONDIKE. located between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks, tributaries of Salmon river, % mile from the N. & S. Ry, 2% miles east of Ymir, reached by wagon road Development, shaft 264 feet (June 1, 1898,) and drifting 160 feet on level, east and west; ledge is 20 feet wide (concentrates 6 into 1) and carries 4 feet of shipping ore. Assays average $43 per ton; principally gold, with silver and lead. Two trial shipments of 20 tons each (from 150 foot level), netted 21. The richest ore is at 200 foot level. Employs 30 men. Plant concentrator. 50 tons daily, capacity being erected on White Pine claim In Aug., 1898. costing $16,000. Areal Tramway about 5,000 feet from shaft to concentrator, capacity 150 tons per 24 hours; 35 horse power boiler and hoist and 2 steam drills, costing $2,500. There is 1,700 tons concentrating ore on the dump. DUNLOP MINING AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld.,filed April 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office. Rossland. Re-Incorporated as Jo Jo Gold Mining Co.. Ld. DUNDWEN GOLD MINING CO., Let, filed Dec. 9, 1896: capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Rossland. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. i7 MINING COMPANIES. ' EAGLE MINE. Senator McLaren, Perth, Ont, chief owner. Edward Watts, supt. .-Property—EAGLE, on Sandon Creek, 2% miles south of Sandon, 1 mile from Slocan Star Development, No. 1 tunnel, 100 feet, and drift on vein 160 feet; driving No. 2 tunnel 200 feet to cross-cut vein at depth of 175 feet Good showing in upper working and expect to ship on completion of and 40 per cent. lead. EARLY BIRD GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 350,000 shares; head office, Rossland. Manager, George A. Pounder, Rossland. Property—MINNIE and PRIMROSE FRACTIONS, on Red Mountain, and the COLUMBIA Mine on Lookout Mountain. EARTHQUAKE CONSOLIDATED GOLD - MINING CO., Ld (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 11, 1899. Capital stock $150,000. in 10c. shares. Treasury, 600 shares. Office, Grand Forks. Pres., Chas. Powell; vice- pres., W. K. White; secy, and mgr., Frank Sears; treasurer, Wallace Bently. Property-EARTHQUAKE, PHIL SHERIDAN and NEW LAST CHANCE, situated in Brown's Camp, volcanic, in east side of North Fork of Kettle river, 10 miles north of Grand Forks and 1 miles from C. & W. Ry. Dev., tunnel 40 ft., being driven to crosscut the ledge, tunne! 32 ft. and sever al open cuts. Four ledges traverse these claims, 3 true fissure and one iron capping 75 ft. wide. One vein at 20 ft. depth shows 5 ft. ore with walls well defined, diorite and por- phry. Assays average $25.55, mostly gold, partially free milling. EAST KOOTENAY AND ELK RIVER DE\ ELOPMENT AND EXPLORATION CO., Ld.. filed March H, 1897: capital stock, $75,000 in 25 cent shares. Treasury, 100,- 000 shares. Office, Fort Steele. Pres., John Lineham (Calgary); Vice-Pres. and Genl. Mgr., Leson; secy.-treas., James A. Harvey, Fort Steele;other directors, Wm. Gillis. Property—Ten claims in East Kootenay, undeveloped. EAST KOOTENAY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vJce-pres., A. S. Goodacre; secy.-treas., Lhss, Estmere, Kimberley. Property—Situated on North Star Hill, uear Kimberley and adjoining North Star Group. EAST KOOTENAY CONSOLS, Ltd. Registered 25 May, 1898. Head office 52 New tfroad street, London, E.C., England. Capital stock £150,000, in £1 shares. Successors to Inviota Gold Mine, Ld. (fgn.) licensed Aug. 19, 1898. Reg. office, Fort Steele. James White Robertson Young, «"■•*<•. manager and attorney. Property-INVICTA (placer). Claims on Wild Horse Creek, left side. Plant, elevators, etc.; boo? Q^BTZ claims, in same neighbor- 0(?A?F KOOTENAY COPPER MINING W-. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 3, 1899. Oapital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Windermere. Property — BROAD GAGNE, GIPSY GIRL, SHADY PRINCE and SUNNY I-'RINOEiSS, . situated in WindeTe_nre district. SIX QUARTZ claims, in same neighborhood. EAST KOOTENAY EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, (foreign), filed Oct. 5, 1893; capital stock, £80,000; head office, England; reg. office, Fort Steele.N. A. Wallinger, manager and attorney. Property—MINNIE M, TIGER, ST. LAWRENCE, SWAN and JOHN U, situated one mile from Tracey, East Kootenay, under development. EAST KOOTENAY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Golden. EAST KOOTENAY PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPING CO.,. Ltd. Incorporated July 20, 1897. Capital stock $2,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Trail. EAST LE ROI MINING CO., Ltd. Registered June 3, 1898. Licensed July 8, 1898. Head office 15 Austin Friars, London, Eng. Capital stock £500,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Edwin Durant attorney. Suib-Co. of British America Corporation, Ld. EAST WHITEWATER MINING CO. Ld. Inc., April 27, 1899. Capital stock, $10,- 000 in $1 shares. Office, Victoria, EASTERN STAR GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed July 30, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, V. Quimby; vice-pres., John Little; sec'y, J. Johnson, Nicholles, Spokane; treas., G. Oscar, Nelson; other trustees, A. G. Jensen; attorney, W. B. Townsend, Rossland. Property—FALOW, 6 miles from Rossland, towards Murphy Creek; Crown granted. Development, shaft 90 feet, $5,000 In work. EAST ST. LOUIS GOLD MINING CO., filed Jan. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, Wm. N. Dunn; sec'y, W. S. Deacon, Rossland. Property—EAST ST, LOUIS, on south slope of Deer Park Mountain, 2*4 miles south of Rossland. Crown granted. ECHO MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $250,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 50,000 shares; head office Kaslo. President, W. P. Dickson; secy.-treas., W. F. Whellams, Kaslo. claims aill crown granted. Systematic development of the property in progress. Property—3 claims, ECHO, UNITED and SUNLIGHT, located in the Jackson basin, 4 miles from Whitewater Station, on K. & S. Ry. Development, 2 tunnels, 160 feet and 200 feet. Average assays, 160 oz. silver and 65 per cent lead. BOAUDOR-MoKINNEiY MINING CO. Ld. (N. P. L.) Inc. March 15, 1899. Capital stock, $100,000 in 10 cent shares. Office, Camp McKinney. 48 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. EDGAR GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed May 30, 1897; capital Stock, $1,500,000, in $1 shares; treasury, 400,- 000 shares. President, Hugh Henderson; Vice-I'res., Isaac Harris; secy-treas,, Geo. H. Green. Other directors, John W. Millesr and Edgar A. Green. Property—ESMERALDA and EDGAR and MEDINA, on Deer Park Mount, 1 mile south of Rossland, % mile from both C. & W. Ry. and Red Mountain Ry. Development, shaft 35 feet in Esmeralda, shaft 14 feet on Edgar and shaft 40 feet on Medina, 2 shafts of 12 feet each and open cut 40 feet. EDINBURG 'AND ESSEX GROUP, Geo. H. Dawson, mgr. (syndicate), Silver- ton. __ Property—EDINBURG AND ESSEX group., situated on north side of and 7 miles from Four Mile creek, adjoining and below the Wakefield, with continuation of the same lead. Development, several small tunnels. ♦ELBA TRAIL CREEK GOLD MINING CO. OF SARNIA, Ld., filed May 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. ELDON GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), filed Nov. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg, office, Kaslo. President and general manager, J. M. Rex, 315 Rookery, Spokane; vice-president, J. H. Griffith; secretary-treasurer, W. D. Scott, Spokane; superintendent, William Goodwin. Property—2 claims, EOTON and ELDON, located V/2 miles north of Wellington Siding, on K. & S. Ry., 20 miles west of Kaslo; reached via Kaslo. Developed by €00 feet of tunneling, buildings and mine equipments, first-class and property looking fine. Average assays, $20 to $800 silver and lead. Situated near Wellington, Charleston and Whitewater mines, not working in winter of 1898-99. ELDORADO PLACER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Manager, Ronald A. Lambert. Property—Double L placer claims, in Ca- yoosh Creek, Lillooet district. ELECTRICAL REDUCTION AND REFINING CO., Ld., filed September, 28, 1896; capital stock, $125,000 in $5 shares; office, Rossland. *ELISE GOLD MINING CO., Ld„ filed Sept. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President, J. L. Whitney; sec'y-treas., Edward Baillie. The property of the company—the Elise is now owned by the Lerwick Gold Mining Co., Ltd. ELK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan, 11, 1896; capital stock, $10,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. ELKHORN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. President, Chester Glass; vice- president, W. R. Winstead; secretary, treasurer, David Glass, Spokane; general supt. and attorney, W. R. Winstead, Whitewater. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Property—4 claims, ELKHORN, HUSTLER, .LITTLE RAi_PH and BRESLAW, located on Whitewater Creek, adjoining the Whitewater mine, 1 mile from Whitewater Station; reached by wagon road through the property. Development, about 1,000 feet in 5 tunnels. There are two large veins dipping 45 degrees south running east and west tnrough the property. One vein is 1. feet wide and the other is as yet undeveloped. The ore is in cnutes, for wnicn the company is prospecting ana will thoroughly aeveiop the property. Has the eastern extension of the Whitewater vein. ELLEN SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), registered j-'eo. Z6, 1897; capital stsock, $1,- uuu.UOO in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; i-eg. office, Kaslo. Re-reglstered January 24, 1898. Registered office Rossland. C. O'Brien Reddin, attorney; pres., Frank Hogan; vice-pres., F. J. Walker; sec'y-treas., C. F. Clough, Spokane. Property—ELLEN—2% miles from Ainsworth. Crown granted. Development, shaft 30 feet and cross-cut 40 feet. EMILY EDITH MINE. Owned by New. British Columbia Development Corporation, Ld. EMMA, W. T. Smith, managing owner, Greenwood. Also Mackenzie & Mann, Senator Cox and others. Property—5 claims, EMMA, JUMBO, MINNIE MOORE, MOUNTAIN ROSE -\ND MATTIE DAVIS, situated in Summit Camp, LV_ miles from B. C. Mine. Development, shaft, 100 feet on Jfflmma, vein 35 feet wide, magnetic iron and copper, 15 to 20 feet of ore in foot wall averages 20 per cent, copper, $3 in gold and 6 to 8 oz. silver. On hanging wall, 6 per cent, copper, $4.50 gold and 8 oz. silver. To be further developed in 1899. EMPIRE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 11, 1890; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Ainsworth. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. J. W. Smith, attorney. EMPIRE MINES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., licensed, June 22, 1899. Oapital stock, £30,000 in £1 shares. Head office in England; reg. office in Rossland. Wm. Hart-McHarg, attorney. EMPIRE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. EMPRESS GOLD MINING CO., Ld-. filed March 15, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Victoria. Secretary, J. T. Bethune, 30 Broad st, Victoria. EMPRESS OF INDIA MINING CO., Ld.. filed March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, New Westminster. Pres., E. E. Rand, Vice-Pres., Geo. Brine, secy-treas.. H. J. A. Burnett. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. IP MINING COMPANIES. Property-EMPRESS OF INDIA, situated on Porcupine Creek, iy_miles from Ymir. No. 1 vein, 20 feet wide and No 2 4 feet wide, traceable on surface for 600 feet Ore practically free milling and carrying fold and small silver values. EMU MINING SYNDICATE, Ld. (foreign), capital stock, £10,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Vancouver President, A. C. Mitchell-Innes; secretary ±_dgar Baker, 29 Cornhill, London Licensed January 3, 1898. Maclver Campbell, attorney, Vancouver. ENGLISH-CANADIAN GOLD MINING CO (foreign), filed October 22, 1896; capital, n 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. omee, Rossland. President, John A. McKee; secretary, S. J. Sharp. Thomas R. Morrow, attorney, Rossland. ENGLISH CANADIAN CO., Ld licensed November 11, 1898. Capital stock, £400,- 000 in £1 shares. Head office, No. 5 the Sanctuary, London, Eng. Directors, Walter Morshead, Adam Hay Ferguson, F.R. G.S., Alex. Mortimore, Harry White and William Pleasson, secretary, George S. Hayne, attorney and general manager, W. J. Harris, Rossland Advisory board, Col. W. W. D. Turner, W. 3. Harris and H. S. Wallace; consulting engineer F. A. Wilkin. Property-LILY MAY and LILY MAY FRACTION, situated 1^4 miles south of Rossland, on Dewdney trail, y2 mile from C. & W. Ry. Development, tunnel, 85 feet. No. 1 shaft. 200 feet and 150 foot drift. 400 feet depth (May 1. 1898). Foreman. W. No. 2, 55 feet; No. 3, 90 feet; No. 4—24 feet (April 8, 1899). Development in progress. Plant, 5 drill compressor and 60 horse power hoisting engine and hoist equipment at a cost of $5,000. Property—16 claims, EDNA JENNIE, S. & C, J. & J., A. B. & C, FIRST CLIP, SYDNEY. EARLY MORN, MOUNTAIN LION, SEA GULL, PHILADELPHIA, ROMAN EAGLE, LONDON BELLE and MONTEREY, BOBOLINK, VANCOUVER and FIVE FRACTIONS, area over COO acres. out Mountains, in the south belt of Trail Creek district, one mile south of Rossland, near the C. & W. Ry. THREE Ws group on Granite Creek, . near Alberni, V. I., Development shaft, 140 feet (July, 1899), good values in gold and copper. ENGLISH AND FRENCH GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed September 19, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. Property—Group of 7 claims, BONE- PART. BONANZA. MAYFLOWER and GRAND FORKS BELLE, situated on the east side of the north fork of Kettle River, 8 miles from Grand Forks. ENTERPRISE GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Spokane: reg. office, Rossland. of Ohio Syndicate. pres., C. D. Crites; vice-pres., D. F. Wetzel; sec'y, O. B, Self ridge, Lima, Ohio; treas., John Finley; mgr., W. A. Ritchie, Spokane; other trustees, Amos Young and J. M. Fitzpatrick. Reregistered Jan. 12, 1899. D. T. Wheeler, attorney, Rossland. Property ENTERPRISE—between Great Western and Iron Horse, near Rossland. Development, by 2 shafts, 30 feet and 25 feet; on the vein, and showing is reported as good. ENTERRISE AND ANCHOR MINES, LU., (H.P.L.) Inc., Maq 15, 1899. Capital stock, $l,000fiO00 in $1 shares. Office, Greenwood. Property—ENTERPRISE and ANCHOR in Long Lake Camp, Grand Forks Mining District. ♦ENTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 7, 1877; capital stock, $150,000; head office, Victoria. ENTERPRISE MINE, owners, Finch & Campbell, of Spokane; R. K. Neill, manager and superintendent, Enterprise; Geo. H. Ayland, financial manager, New Denver.. Developmet, 5 tunnels, viz., No. 1, 200 ft.; No. 2, 800 ft.; No. 3, 90 ft; No. 4, 600 ft.; No. 5, 100 ft, with raises and drifts amounting to about 3,500 ft. (March 17, 1899.) Mine has just shipped sufficient ore to prosecute development; 400 tons shipped in 1898 averaged 175 oz. of silver and 25 per cent. lead. There were 800 tons on wharf and 200 tons at mine ready to ship on March 17, 1899. ISmploys 45 men. Property—ENTERPRISE and SLOCAN QUEEN, situated on Ten-Mile Creek, 8' miles by wagon road from Ten-Mile Landing, on Slocan Lake. EQUITABLE GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, H. R. Dunlop; vice-president, J. L. Whitney; secretary-treasurer, Leo H. Schmidt, E. Columbia av, Rossland; general manager, Fred Whitaker. Company not operating. Claims have lapsed. ERIC GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 22, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury 200,000 shares. Office Rossland. President, F. W. Rolt; vice-pres., James Hunter; sec'y-treas., Edward Baillie; other directors, W. H. Lancaster, W. A. Campbell and E. S. Robertson; manager, George E. Pfunder; solicitor, Chas. R. Hamilton. Property—ERIC—on Monte Cristo Mountain, \y2 miles north of Rossland, reached by waggon road. Development, shaft 52 feet; cross-cut vein at depth of 50 feet, 16 feet between walls; ore body 3 feet on foot-wall; shaft to sink to 100 feet. ERIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld.. filed May 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. ERIE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 1, 1897; capital stock. $200,• HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. 000 in 20c shares. Office Sandon. Pres., John McNiven, Trail; vice-pres. and mgr., Henry P. Jackson, Rossland; other directors, Patrick M. Hayes, Sandon; Marshall Jackson, Rossland, and —. McArthur, Toronto. Property—ERIE AND MINNEAPOLIS- (CrOwn granted.) Situated on Payne Mountain, between R. E. Lee and Sapphire Group, 3% miles from Sandon, McGuigan 4 miles. Development, tunnel 400 feet; average assays, 120 oz. of silver and 65 per cent lead. ERL SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed Dec. 30, 1897. Head office 11 Throgmorton ave., London, Eng. Capital stock, £100,000 in £1 shares, (all paid up). Registered office, Victoria. Robert E. Lee Brown, attorney and general manager and mining engineer. Victoria and Whitewater. Part owners of WHITEWATER DEEP MINE, WHITEWATER WEST MINE, MONARCH and TAMARAC MINE and various other mineral properties. ESTHER AND QUEEN ANNE CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Tom La- velle, attorney. ETHEL GROUP GOLD MINING CO. OF ROSSLAND, Ld., capital stock, $1,500,- 000; treasury, 350,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, John L. Whitney, vice-pres., A. J. Lockhart; sec'y-treas., Joseph Fyfe; director, James Chambers. Re-organized May 1, 1899. Stock assessable to 5c. a share. Development, 4 shafts, one of 70 feet and three of 35 feet; tunnel 30 feet; average assays $12, in copper and gold. Property—6 claims, ETHEL NO. 1, ADA L., IRON KING NO. 4, BLUE BELL NO. 1, ELK NO. 1 and TENDERFOOT, located at head of Murphy creek and developed by 2 shafts of 35 feet and one tunnel of 30 feet. No development in 1898. EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. Registered Feb. 14, 1898. Head offic* Spokane, Wash. Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Charles R. Hamilton, attorney; pres., Barney, Barines; secy., Sid. Norman; treas. and mgr. Ross Thompson. Property—EVENING and EUREKA—90 acres. (Crown granted.) 3,000 feet west of Le Roi mine. Development, shaft 60 feet. EVENING STAR MINING CO., (foreign), filed Oct. 5, 1895; capital stock, $1,000,- 000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered April 18, 1898. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. James Hunter, attorney. President, D. M. Drumheller; sec'y-treas., W. H. Smiley; supt, Roy H. Clarke. Property—EVENING STAR, situated on Monte Cristo Mountain, directly north of Rossland, and adjoining the Monte Cristo on the east. Development, 2 tunnels 330 feet and 700 feet; shaft 85 feet, connecting with upper tunnel, raise of 60 feet at 500-foot station, connecting tunnels. EVERETT AND SPOKANE MINING CO. Registered March 8, 1898. Head office Spokane, Wash. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Greenwood. Geo. Arthur Rendall, attorney; pres., E. Marl- ton; sec'y, T. W. Gillette. EXCELSIOR changed to d'Or MINING CO., Ld. Office, Kaslo. -A __ . MM Manager, J. J. Flentot, M.E., secretary, G. Lawbere; other directors, Ernest H. Mansfield. Property—JOPER GROUP, situated at head of Kokanee creek, above Molly Gib- development, shaft 72 feet and drift 70 feet in ledge, Which is white quartz impregnated with iron pyrites, said to carry 4 oz. in gold. To drive tunnels 100 feet to crosscut vein at 700 foot depth. Ten stamp mill to be erected at mill in 1899. EXCELSIOR GOLD MINING CO Li, filed Feb 10, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares. Treasury, 200,000 shares. Pres., J R Seymour-. Vice-Pres., J. D. Byrne; secy.-treas., J. O. Benwell, 611 Hastings St., Vancouver; other directors, J. J. Ban- field, James Rankin, Ward De Beck and Charles Wilson. Property—EXCELSIOR (Crown granted) in Lillooet district, next Golden Cache Development, 2 tunnels, 160 feet and 98 feet, upper in view; lower crosscut 200 ft. below. Ore is free milling gold quartz, ledge, 22 feet wide. Mill test 10 tons returned $5.60 in gold. EXCHEQUER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares, treasury, 250,000 shares; ofuee, Nelson. President, E. Nelson Fell, M.B.» Vice-President and manager at mine, Hart Kelly; secy., R. S. Lennie; treas, H. G. Neelands; other directors, W. F. Teetzel and W. H. Taylor (spokane). %M Property—EXCHEQUER and CLEOPATRA situated on Giveout Creek, on Toad Mountain, 2% miles back of Nelson. Hall Mines tramway cars cross the Cleapatra. Development, 60 feet in the best ore shute, which is Franklevite, carrying about $70 in gold. Tunnel 65 feet and tunnel 56 feet in vein. "Vein has been traced from end to end of the claim by open cuts. There are 70 tons of shipping ore on the dump, 50 tons being high grade. EXCELSIOR GOLD MIXES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld. Licensed Aug. 8, 1890. Capital stock £200.000. in £1 shares- 40,000 preference and 160,000 ordinary shares. Head office, 58 Gracechnrch street, London, Eng.; reg. office. Kaslo. Jules Justin Fleutot, managing director and attorney. FAIRFIELD EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Ltd. Licensed March 8, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £50,000. In £1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. James Joseph Lang, M.E., attorney ®; general manager: Pierce R. Ryan, accOTSg ant; Fairfield building, Vancouver. Head office. Winchester Hous«. Old Brffid St. London. England. Chairman, F. & Woollon; secretary, Geo. Taylor War^B GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. ol MINING COMPANIES. Property—DOROTHA MORTON MINE, comprising JENNIE C, DAISY, COMOX FRACTION, PERA, DOROTHA MORTON. DOROTHA MORTON FRACTION, CHINNANG, EVA, BANKER, DOUGLAS, JACK, CLEAR MoCOY, KING, MINNIE, and Curtis, also options covering 3% miles on the strike of the vein. Situated at Fanny Bay, Thurlow island, west coast of Mainland. Development on Dorotha Morton, No. 1 tunnel, 146 feet crosscutting the vein and 600 feet of drifting; No. 2 tunnel 212 feet, 40 feet being crosscut and 182 feet in vein; No. 3 tunnel 450 feet, driving to crosscut the vein. Vertical depth, 400 feet (June I 1899). Ledge Is 100 fet wide, dip 72 deg. south and strikes nearly east and west; pay streak, 8 feet wide. Plant, 10 and 5 drill compressors, three 50 horse power boilers, 10 stamp high speed Morrison mill -and Cyanide plant; capacity, 7o tons per day. Double rope tramway (Bleiohert system) 6,300 feet long and drop of 2,300 feet; capacity, 100 tons in 10 hours; buckets1 hold fiOO lbs. each. Output of mine for years 1898. 1.437 tons; output of mill 590 og. gold, 1,526 oz. silver, valued at $13,114. ore averaging $12 both in gold and silver. FAIRMOUNT GOLD MINING CO. Ld., Inc., March 23. 1897; Capital stock. $1,- 000.000 in $1 shares; treasury 350.000; office, Rossland. Pres.. J. S. Clute, Jr.; Vice-Pres., Ernest Kennedy; secy.-treas., R. A. O. Hobbs; other directors, Thomas Purgold. George Purgold, Joseph B. Dab- nev and J. L. Parkin. Property—MORNING and EVENING, situated on Wild Horse creek adjoining Dundee, 2% miles from Ymir. Development, 100 foot shaft and sinking by contract, extension of Dundee ledge. Value, $27, principally gold, base ore. 'FATRVTEW CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES CO.. of Fairview. B. C. Ld.. filed Feb. 23, 1897: capital stock. $2,500,000 in $1 "hares: head offices. Victoria. Re-Incorporated August, 1897. Capital stock $975,000, in $1 shares. Property—WHITE SWAN, QUARTZ QUEEN, CALIFORNIA, ROB ROY, SUNDOWN, OCEAN WAVE. SILVER BOW. IRONCLAD, RECO, (FANNIE MORRIS, NIGHTINGALE and SAMUEL, situated in Camp Fairview. Osoyoos district. FAIRVIEW (THE) CORPORATION, Ld. Incorporated Jan. 7, 1899. Oapital stock $1,000,000 in 25c. shares. Office, Fair- view. Pres., A. A. Davidson; vice-pres., R. Russell- secretary, G. A. Robinson; supt, J. F. Bledsoe. Other directors. W. A. Dier, O. N. Davidson, and E. D. Dier. Property—13 claims. STEMWINDER, WINCHESTER, TIN HORN, ORILLIA, FORTUNE, BIG HORN, DIAMOND FRACTION. JUBILEE FRACTION, RELIANCE, BLACK PRINCE, EXCHANGE, COMSTOCK, and MAMMOTH, situated at Fairview, southern Yale district. Development, 4 000 feet of work. and developing in 1899. Plant, 16 stamp mill in Tin Horn. J00 acres of coal lands, situated at White lake, 9 miles from Fairview, The Fairview Corporation is an amalgamation of the following companies and properties, viz.: Tin Horn Quartz Mining Co., Ld. Lty.; Winchester Gold Mines Co., of Fairview, B. C., Ld. Lty.; Comstock Mammoth Quartz Mining & Milling Co., Ld.; Fairview Power, Water & Telephone Co., Ld.; Townsite of Fairview (330 acres) & Waterworks; Hotel Fairview. FAIRVIEW GOLD MINING CO., filed Aug. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Seattle, Wash.; reg, office, Rossland. President, Corliss P. Stone; vice-president, F. S. Osgood; treasurer, E. W. Price; secretary, Charles S. Carpenter, 114 W. Columbia av., Rossland; general manager, Frank Watson. Property—FAIRVIEW (Crown granted), on Deer Park Mountain, V/2 miles from Rossland. Development, 100 feet tunnel. FAIRVIEW GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed Nov. 10, 1897. Head office 3 Grace Church street, London, Eng. Capital stock £100,000, in fl shares. Registered office Yancouver. John R. Mitchell, mining engineer and attorney. Froperty—JOE DANDY, situated %' mile north of Fairxiew and adjoiuing the town- site. Development $30,000 in tunnels and shafts. Plant 10 stamp mill, chute driven in June 1898, also steam hoist. FAIRVIEW & OKANAGAN BIG FOURTEEN CONSOLIDATED GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated August 15, 1898. Oapital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 900,000. shares. OtHee, Rossland. Pres. and supt., ! James Chambers; vice- pres., Albert Fenwiek (Alexander, Man.); secy., James C. Murray. Other directors, O. E. Hall and John Smith. Property — GLADSTONE GROUP, 2 claims, N. W. and N. W. D., situated 10 miles N. E. from Fairview. Values, $5 in gold: four open cuts. JOE GROUP, 4 claims, MAUD, J. C, T. A. P. and N. F., situated on Shorts Creek, near Goat Mountain, 4 miles west of Okanagan lake. Values, $3 gold and copper on surface. PRINCE CHARLIE GROUP, 6 claims, TWIN, ROSSLAND, GAYWOOD, PRESS- WOOD, JOE and FLORENCE. Values, $9.75 gold and silver, open cuts. QUEEN MAY GROUP, 2 claims, MARIE and DAISY, situated 1 mile west of Okanagan lake (near its centre). Values, $3.95 silver and gold from open cuts, water power, 1,000 inches, having fall of 25 feet. FALLS VIEW GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed April 26, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; head office, Kaslo. FALSTAFF GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. FANNY BAY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 17, 1896; capital stock, $600,000; head office, Vancouver. 52 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. FAVORITE GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $5,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. FENNELL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., (local), filed March 22,1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, New Westminster. President, Albert J. Hill; vice- president, Harry J. Stubbs; secretary, Edgar L. Webber, New Westminster, B. C. Property—PARA Mineral Claim, located on Ten-Mile Creek, Slocan District; reached, Sandon, Silverton, Slocan City. Development—Only surface cuttings, thus far ' exposing lead 4 feet wide for 1,000 feet; further work completed; average assays, 73 oz. silver. FERN GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed March 22,1897; capital stock, $250,000, in 25c. shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. President Geo. Kydd; vice-pres., F. W. Peters; secy., C. C. Bennett, Mackinnon building, Vancouver. Other directors, John Campbell (Nelson), F. C. Innes (Spokane), and Philps Johnson (Montreal); supt., R. L. Graves, Hall's Siding. Property—FERN, EUREKA and HIDDEN TREASURE, located on Hall Creek, 4 miles west of Hall Siding, on N. & F. S. Ry, 13 miles from Nelson. Development— 4 tunnels along the vein and a winze. There is said to be over 100,000 tons of ore blocked out, 50 to 60 per cent of which is free milling, and the balance concentrating. 20-stamp mill and tramway of 3,000 feet are the ledge is from 2y2 to 6 and 7 feet in width. An average value of $20 per ton is placed on the ore by the management. carload in April, 1898, to Hall smelter, returned 7.81 oz. gold per ton. Net returns $3,200 for the carload. FIDELITY MINE. Owners, Williamson (Arthur), Hotz & Byron (Frank), Silverton. Property—FIDELITY. Discovered in May, 1897, 1% miles north of Silverton. Development, shaft 60 feet and 150 feet of tunnel, 100 tons ore shipped fall of '97; averaged 115 oz. of silver and 60 per cent, lead. FINANCE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Manager and engineer, Joseph B. Powell, 485 Church street, Toronto. FINCH MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed April 19, 1895; capital stock, $6,000; head office, Pittsburg, Pa., reg. office, room 5, Thompson-Ogle block, Vancouver. FIRE LAKE GOLD MINES, Ld., filed March 31, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Vancouver. F. M. Robertson, secretary, 421 Granville street. Contemplate amalgamating ' with Fire ^Mountain Gold Mining Co., Ld. FIRE MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 18, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, R. J. Leckie; vice-president, A'ex. Ewen; secy.-treas., W. H. Leckie. Granville st, Vancouver; managing director, J. R. Brown. Property—14 miles by wagon road from the headwaters of Harrison Lake. There are said to be two fissure veins, running side by side, 5 feet apart, assaying very high, and have never in any test given below $10 in gold to the ton. It is a free milling proposition FAIRMONT GOLD MINING CO., Ld. filed March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. FINANCIAL AND MINING TRUST OF CANADA, Ld. Incorporated Sept. 19, 1898. Capital stock $250,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Vancouver. Managing director, F H. Lantz, M. E.; foreman, O. K. Rafuse, Cody, B. C. FISHER MAIDEN CONSOLIDATED MINING AND SMELTING CO., (foreign), i registered March 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office Rossland. President and general manager, Frank Watson; vice-president, John Kirkup; secretary-treasurer, Charles S. Carpenter W. Columbia av., Rossland; John Popham. (of Silverton) and A. A. Webb own controlling interest. Shut down mine Oct., 1897. Out of funds. Property—_ claims, FISHER MAIDEN and SILVERTON, situated on Four-Mile Creek, 8 miles east of Silverton, on Slocan Lake. Reached by wagon road. Development 4 tunnels, aggregating 1,500 feet, Vein 28 to 30 feet wide carrying galena, paystreak as high as 18 inches of shipping ore. FLORA, WESTERN HILL AND VIB- GINIA MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) In- I corporated Nov. 17, 1898. Oapital stock $600,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Fairview. Property—FLORA, WESTERN HIU and VIRGINIA, situated near Fairview. FLORENCE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., of Slocan, Ld., filed Feb. 20. 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; head office, Kaslo. Secretary, C. E. D. Wood, Macleod, Alberta; treasurer, Frederick Steele, Kaslo. Property—FLORENCE, situated 4% miles from Whitewater station, adjoining Ibex, claim to the south. Reached by wagon road. Previous to 1897 the Florence has been worked through the Index main tunnel. This season the company propose to open shaft and tunnel of 200 feet to cut the ledge. Vein is 3% to 4 feet ore, wall to wall, paystreak shipping ore, clean galena, averages I*., feet in shaft, carrying 78 per cent silver and 74 per cent lead. Smelter returns from shipments are about the same as Index. Tests have shown $6 in gold and 10 per cent copper. FLORIDA MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. |) Ii-corporated July 15, 1899. Capital stoc- $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Kaslo. FLOSSIE R. H. A. McClure, manager, Ymir. , rt.\ii owned by Salmon River & Porcupine w I M. Co., (fgn.) FONTENOY GOLD MINING A*' MILLING CO.. Ld. N. P. L. IncorP^Jf^ Feb 22, 1899. Capital stock. $1,000,000, >"■ $1 shares. Office. Victoria. Pres., J»m* Dunsmuir; vice-pres. and gen. mgr-, agr' Hickey; secy.-treas., H. Morris Hills, torla; supt,* P. L. Egan. _ .1 Property—FONTENOY, situated in oa»_ I GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 53 MINING COMPANIES. McKinney, carries 2 veins. Cariboo vein ifree milling), crosses the property diagonally E. and W. Base vein, 10 feet wide, runs N. and S. across tho claim and carries high gold values. Dev., shafts 85 feet, 25 feet, 26 feet; tunnel 50 feet and crosscuts, fully exposing both veins (March, 1899) FORFARSHIRE MINES. Ld. Incorpor- ct-uver; chairman, Dr. J. T. Carroll; secy., W. G. Ross, 614 Hastings street, Vancouver. Other directors, Barclay Bonthorne, M. E.; supt., D. B. Cameron. Property - MOUNTAIN TREASURE GROUP, 12 claims, situated on Anderson lake, Alberni district. Dev., tunnel 150 feet, 100 feet incline shaft and open cuts. Vein lias been stripped for over 3,000 feet. Values, 5 per cent, to 15 per cent copper with god and silver. FOREST BELLE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed Feb. IS, 1897; capital stock, $1,000; office, Rossland. FORFARSHIRE MINE, Ltd. Incorporated January 21, 1898. Capital stock $20,- 000, in $5 shares. Registered office Vancouver. FORT GEORGE GOLD DREDGING CO. Registered Aug. 2, 1898. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares. Head office Pittsburg, Pa. Registered office Quesnelle. J, A. Craighead, manager and attorney. Property—TOWNSITE OF KIMBERLEY. MINNIE M and TIGER claims, Situated on Tracy creek, near Fort Steele. East Kootenay. FORT STEELE DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, Ld. Registered Dec. 30, 1898. Head office, 138 Leadenhal: street. London, Eng. Secy., A. G. Crosby. Capital stock £5,000, in £100 shares. Reg. office, Fort Steele. Noel Stirling Austin Arnold Wal- linger, attorney and manager. FORT STEELE MINING CO. (foreign), registered April 10, 1897; capital stock, $600,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. nff^e. Fort Steele. Company not operating. *FOSTER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 7, 1878; capital stock, $2,500,000; office, Stanley. FORTY-THIRD MINING AND MILLING CO. OF CARIBOO. Ld., filed Feb. 25, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office. North Bend. Manager, Col. Joshua Wright, of Ottawa; mining engineer, A. F. Cotton, M.E. Property—HYDRAULIC claims on Man- son and Slate Creeks, Omineca district. FOURTEEN GOLD MINES CONSOLIDATED CO., Ld., filed Dee. 19, 1896; capital stock, $5,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 1,250,000 shares; office, Rossland. President. Col. W. W. D. Turner; vice-president, Louis Jaffe; treasurer, E. D. Carpenter; secretary and manager, Harry White, Harry White; sec'y-treas.. M. A. Green. Sold property to English Canadian Co., Ld. FRASER RIVER CONSOLIDATED GOLD, Ltd. Licensed January 19, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £150,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. A. St. George Hammersley, attorney; Wm. Rattray, manager. FRASER RIVER GOLD GRAVELS SYNDICATE (foreign), filed Feb. 7, 1890; capital stock, £7,000; head office in England; reg. office, Vancouver. FRASER RIVER MINING AND DREDGING CO., Ld., filed July 3, 1894; capital stock, $2,500,000; head office, Vancouver. FREDDIE LEE MINING CO., (foreign), filed March 23, 1893; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Helena, Mont; reg. office, Kaslo. Property—FREDDY LEE, located 1% miles from Cody by trail. It is one of the pioneer shipping mines of the Slocan country, and carries very rich ore. In the early days the ore from this property was packed at a cost-of from $40 to $50 per ton. It is reported that, owing to trouble among the owners, it has not been worked for some time. FREDERICK ARM MINING CO., Ld., filed April 14, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, Dr. W. D. Brydone-Jack; vice-president George R. Simpson; secretary, C. S. Douglas, Vancouver; treasurer, A. Schooley; other directors, H. Darling, Richard D. Fetherson and G. W. Hutchings. Property sold (April 27, 1898) to London and Vancouver Finance and Development Co., Ltd. FREEBURN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 23, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. Property—Situated on Mineral Creek. FRENCH CREEK MINING CO., of Milwaukee, (foreign), filed Feb. 11, 1896; capi- " tal stock, $2,000,000 in $10 shares; head of-, fice, Milwaukee, Wis.; reg. office, Revelstoke. Secretary, George E. Milligan, Milwaukee, Wis. Attorney, A. R. B. Hearn, Revelstoke. Re-registered, March 15, 1898. Pres.. E. B. Lee, Chicago; vice-pres., C. T. Kennan, Milwaukee; gen. mgr., Geo. J. Atkins, Revelstoke; mining engineer, J. M. Skeaff. Property—HYDRAULIC—bench claims ; 600 acres on French Creek, Big Bend, of Columbia River. GABRIOLA COAL CO., Ld., filed Nov. R. 1895; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Nanaimo. GALENA FARM MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated Arg. 5, 18G9. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Vancouver. NEW DEER PARK GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Aug. 4. 1899. Capital stock $1,400,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rowland. Property— DEER PARK, on Deer Park Mountain. GALENA FARM MINING CO.. Ld., filed April 29. 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver, Property—4 CLAIMS—on Galena Farm bench, near Silverton. GALENA MINES, Ltd. Registered Jan. 26, 1897; capital stock. £550,000 in £1 shares: head office, 20 Threadneedle st, London, Eng.; reg. office. Vancouver. Financial agents, Evans, Coleman & Evans, M HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Vancouver; supt., E. B. Fraser. Re-licensed Dec. 3, 1898. Ewen Frank Lloyd, attorney, Silverton. Vancouver and British Columbia General Exploration Co. (fgn.), parent company. Went into voluntary liquidation Jan. 1, 1899. Edmund Heisch, liquidator, London, Eng. E. F. Lloyd, agent, Silverton. Property—THE GALENA FARM, 5 claims—CURRIE, GROVER, STEPHENSON, KATIE and PEERLESS, formerly known as the Currie Group, located 1% miles south of Silverton, and 1 mile east of Slocan Lake. Development—A new double compartment working shaft it down over 200 feet; at both the 100 foot and 200 foot levels drifts of 1,000 feet run both ways. The old 80 foot shaft now used as an air shaft for .new workings. It is a concentrating proposition. Galena, carrying zinc, vein averages 14 feet in width, dipping 45 degree. Plant, 8 drill Rand compressor; 4 drills; 20 horse power hoist and sinking pump; operated by water power, with an auxiliary steam plant, 60 horse power boiler. GEM "SILVER-LEAD MINING AND SMELTING CO. Registered July 18, 1899. Capital stock $75,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Sullivan Hill. J. Houghton, attorney. GEORGIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Victoria, B. C. President, Hedley Chapman; vice president, B. W. Pearse; secretary-treasurer, Joseph Peirson, Bank of British Columbia building, Victoria; Property—GEORGIA claim, located on the east slop? of Monte Cristo Mountain; development, 2 tunnels and crosscuts, amounting to about 350 feet. GERALDINE PROSPECTING AND MINING CO., Ld.; head office, Montreal. Agent, G. B. Guthrie, Kamloops. Property—CRAIL claim, located near Kamloops. The lead it is said can be traced 3 miles; assays have run $186.13 and $114.50. GERMANIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 16, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; business, office, Berlin, Ont.; reg. office, Rossland. President, William Roos; vice president, H. G. Lackner, M. D.; secretary- treasurer, John R. Eden, Berlin, Ont.; agent, John A. Smith, Rossland. Property—2 claims, ELECTRA and GERTRUDE GOLD M. CO.. Ld. (fgn.) A. Beamer, of Spokane, trustee Property—GERTRUDE, in Rossland district, transferred to B. C. Southern Mines, Ld. CHIEF SEATTLE; situated on the east -lope of Green Mountain, 3% miles from Rossland; development, shaft over 90 feet _.nd drift on the vein, 20 feet; good showing claimed, averaging $20 in gold. GERMAN MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), reg. Feb. 1, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; head office, Ta- coma, Wash. GIANT MINING CO., (foreign), filed Jan. 7. 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, A. D. Coplen; vice president, G. S. Allison; secretary-treasurer, H. E. Allen, Spokane; other directors, M. S. Bentley. Re-registered Dec. 28, 1897. Capital stock $2,500,000, in $i shares. Charles R. Hamilton, attorney. Control of stock sold to a Montreal Syndicate March 22, 1899. Property—GIANT, situated just outside the new city limits of Rossland, ori the west a little south of the northwest angle. There are two large ore veins on the property. A Development, shaft 120 feet, shaft 55 feet, tunnel 115 feet. Values average $25 per ton; ore, carries 4 to 6 per cent, of copper. GIBSON MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed Oct. 14, 1896; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo; capital stock, $650,000 in $1 shares. Re-registered Sept. 12, 1898. Chas Schiel, attorney and manager, Kaslo. George E. Kumpe, secretary, Spokane. Property—12 claims on South Fork of Kaslo Creek. GLADSTONE MINING CO. (foreign), reg. April 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks. GLASGOW GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 18, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Property—COPPER KING, in Boundary district, near the Mother Lode. BISMARCK and BISMARCK FRACTION, near Slocan City. GLEN IRON MINING CO., Ld., filed March 12, 1891; office, Kamloops; capital stock, $50,000. stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Pres., E. A. Nash; vice-pres., J. A. Mara; sec'y and mgr., F. J. Fulton; treas., J. O. Grahame. Property—GLEN _x.ON MINE, situated at Cherry Bluff, on the C. P. R., 12 miles west of Kamloops. Shipments up to January 1, 1898 about 7,500 tons, which averaged 65 per cent. iron. GLOBE MINING CO., Ld., filed May 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Kaslo. Trustee, Charles F. Caldwell. Property reported as re-located. GOLCONDA MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed March 10, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver. GOLCONDA GROUP, Hon. Geo. E. Foster, owner; M. Hass, M. E., supt. W. J. McGuigan, trustee. Property—GOLCONDA GROUP, five claims, GOLCONDA. CLEVELAND, LAO- COON, YORK, WILD ROSE and GOLD BED, situated in Smith's Camp, 4 miles from Greenwood. Vein is well defined and curries gold and silver values. Development, shaft and crosscuts amounting to $2,000. GOLD BAR MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; head office, Rossland; capital stock, $1,200,000 to $1 shares: treasury. 500,000 shares. G. W. McBride (of Rossland), as trustee, purchased property at sheriff's sale in fall of 1897. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. MINING COMPANIES. Property—One claim, GOLD BAR; location, half mile north of Boundary Line, close to Northport wagon road, Trail Creek district; reached by Northport wagon road or Red Mountain R. R. Development, tunnel, 50 feet, winze 140 feet, shafts 60 feet, and about 80 feet of open crosscuts; average assays, about $20 in silver and lead; last assay, 11.5 silver, 16.7 per cent, lead, trace copper, trace gold: GOLD COIN MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. GOLD BELT MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 28,1897; head office, Seattle; reg, office, Rossland; capital stock, $1,000,000; treasury, 300,000 shares. President, G. W. Yancey; secretary, A. B. Ball, 33 Union block, Seattle; treasurer, A. D. Eshelman; attorney, John F. Miller. Property—SUNSET, Keremeos district. GOLD CUP SYNDICATE. Agents, Roth & Grogan, 36 E. Columbia Ave., Rossland. GOLD DOLLAR MINES, Ld. N. P. L. Incorporated April 20, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Rossland. Directors, Ross Thompson, C. R. Hamilton, Hon. T. Mayne Daly, W. De V. le Malstre and E. J. Grant. Property—GOLD DOLLAR, in Summit Camp, Grand Forks Mining Division. GOLD DREDGE, on Fraser river, near Ruby Creek. GOLD DROP MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated June 6, 1899. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares. Office in Kootenay District. Property—GOLD DROP and GOLD DROP FRACTION, in Osoyoos' district. GOLD FIELDS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld. (foreign), reg. April 9, 1897; capital stock, £600,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, England; reg. March 5, 1897. Managing director, Ernest W. Grant-Goven, Van- > couver; advisory board, Hon. J. E. Pooley, Hon. D. W. Higgins and D. R. Ker. Licensed Dec. 30, 1897. Charles Wilson, attorney; local manager, Joseph Dee Grahame, Revelstoke; mining engineer, H. Perry Lake; consulting engineer, Otto Abeling, M.E. Branch office, Thurlow Island. t^£^.^AVERLBY MINE, Ltd., and THE TANGIER MINE.Ltd., subsidiary companies. Property—CHANNE GROUP, 25 claims. Slt_•**«* on Phillips Arm. TOM MOORE and OLD GUARD being developed. tw_2£P~ FIELDS EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO. Head office, Tor- wre!id?nt' J- B- McArthur. Other directors, t;,a- Hilton, J. G. Bowes. W. J. Douglas, v}U ^y' J^ R- Minhinnick, Herbert m! Price, Wm. Strachan, D. L. Lookerby, D. wJ^t^- Jud?6 Hardy, H. M. Parent, uon D. Farquharson, T. W. Lester C J ola^V' i" H' Thompson. F. H. Chrysler; Geo. E. Casey, M. P., J. G. Riordan. GOLD HILL MINING CO. (foreijml Wi0£ "'W CapItal stock/ $500^0.; head office. Spokane, Wash.; reg. office Rossland President, James B. Jones- secretary, N. B. Buckler, Spokane. ' Re-registered January 31, 1898. J. A. Macdonald attorney. JProperty—GOLD HILL, situated 3 miles north of Rossland, near Murphy Creek. Development, over 500 feet tunnels. GOLD HILL QUARTZ MINING CO. OF FAIRVIEW, Ld., filed Sept. 10, 1896; office, Victoria; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares. GOLD KING MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 1, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. shares. Office Rossland. T. S. Gilmour, sec'y-treas. Property—GOLD KING (Crown granted); iy-2 miles west of Rossland, adjoining Jumbo. Development, tunnel 150 feet and open cut. GOLD POINT HYDRAULIC MINING OO. Registered March 21, 1899. Capital stock $500,000, in $5 shares. Head office, New York City; reg. office, Quesnelle Forks. Wm. Polleys, attorney. GOLD QUEEN MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 30, 1892; capital stock, $400,000; head office, New Whatcom, Wash.; reg. office, Yale. GOLD QUEEN MINING AND REDUCTION CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Reg. agent, John Y. Cole, Rossland. GOLD RANGE EXLORING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 4, 1896; capital stock, $750,000; office, Vancouver. GOLD REEF MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 21, 1899. Capital stock $60,000, in 5c. shares. Treasury, 500,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Wm. B. Townsend; secy.- treas., W. H. Danby, 113 E. Columbia avenue. Other directors, Geo. H. Green, James H. Hayes1, Edward White and Louis Levy. Property—RAINY DAY and RAINY DAY NO. 2, located on Wild Horse Creek, 9y2 miles N. E. from Ymir and adjoining Good Hope. Development, shaft 35 feet on vein, which is 18 inches wide and free milling. Values, $5 on surface, $11 at bottom. Second vein is 4 feet 6 inches and carries values $16 to $22.20. GOLD AND SILVER MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Head office Toronto. Capital stock $1,250,000, in $1 shares. Pres., Sir Wm. P. Howland; sec'y, G. G| S. Lindsay: attorneys, Daly & Hamilton, Rossland. Property—TRILBY and PRINCE OF WALES, on Lake Mountain, near Rossland. GOLD STAR MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 28, 1896: capital stock. $100,000; office, Rossland. Eastern office, Toronto, On*. A. Lome Becber, mgr., Burns Block, Rossland. Property—GOLD STAR, situated 4% miles north of Rossland: GOLD STREAM MINING CO., filed May 30. 1896; head office, Cudahy, Wis.; reg. office, Revelstoke; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares. President, John Cudahy: secretary, Frank Drake. GOLD MOUNTAIN MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Nov. 14. 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Vancouver. 56 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. GOLD BELL MINING CO., Ld.. filed Jan. 28, 1896; office, Rossland: capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares. President. Perry Smith; vice president. Harold Harold; treasurer. D. W. McFadden; secretary, Charles S. Carpenter, 114 W. Columbia Ave., Rossland; superintendent and manager. George H. Noxon. Property—2 claims, ADDIE BELL and BLIND TOM, situated on the North Fork of the Salmon River; assays from development ran $17.50 in gold. GOLDEN BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ltd. Licensed Oct. 19, 1897. Head office 6 Queen street place, London, Eng. Capital stock £6,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Golden. William Gilbert Mitchell- Innes, manager and attorney. GOLDEN CACHE EXTENSION GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 21, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDEN CACHE MINES CO., Ld., filed July 10, 1897; head office, Vancouver; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; no treasury shares. President, J. M. MacKinnon: vice president, John MacQuillan; secretary- treasurer, A. Grant, 611 Hastings street, Vancouver; mine superintendent, J. A. MacFarlane, F. C. S. George T. Rives; consulting engineer, Wm, Mackinnon. Property—5 claims, JUMBO, RUBY. GOLDEN EAGLE, GOLDEN STRIPE and NORTH STAR; location, Cayoosh Creek, Lilloot district; reached by C. P. R. to Ashcroft, thence stage to Lillooet; good road. Development—Stripping ledge over 300 feet; five tunnels, three crosscuts, two shafts; 10-stamp gold quartz mill in course of erection; expect same running about Aug. 1, 1897; ore, free milling. Plant, McCormack Trubine Wheel; 10 stamp mill; Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co: 3 drill Rand compressor and two Burleigh drills. GOLDEN CANYON GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., filed April 5, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in 50 cents shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDEN CANYON GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., filed Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in 50c shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDEN CHAIN PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 2, 1897; capital: stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Nelson. GOLDEN CREEK MTNES. Ld. Licensed Sept. 12, 1898. Capital stock £10,000, in £1 shares. Head office in England. Reg. office, Princeton. Samuel Frederick Scott, attorney and manager. GOLDEN CROWN MINE, owners, Dr. H. A. Langi® and Paul Watelet, Vancouver. Property—2 claims, GOLDEN CROWN and SUMMIT, situated at the north end of Harrison lake, adjoining the Providence. Development, tunnel 300 feet and driving to 500 feet to cut No. 1 vein of Providence mine. GOLDEN CROWN MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), reg. May 4, 1897; capital stock. $600,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. GOLDENDALE MINING CO. Registered Nov. 22. 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Nelson. L. M. Hyde, attorney. Pres., J. D. Hinkle; sec'v, E. D. Ide, Spokane: local directors, T. M. Ward and BS M. Hyde. Property—GOLDENDALE, situated . on' Toad Mountain, near Hall mines. Development, tunnel 200 feet. GOLDEN DRIP MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld.. filed Nov. M 1896: capital atock, *500W in $1 shares: office. RosslandJ Pres., R. J. Bealey: vice-pres-.. Joseph Dor- mitzer, St. Louis, Mo.; sec'y. W. G. Merrjs weather; treas.. W. J. Whiteside; other directors, Fred'k Ritchie. Property—GOLDEN DRIP (Ciown grant-| ed under 1891 laws); situated on 0. K. Mountain, and is first extension of I.X.L. Development, $10,000; 700 feet In tunnels* drifts and upraises. Test shipment of 1%- tons ran $28.40 in gold, not working in 1898. GOLDEN EAGLE MINING AND _ltI-L§ ING CO. Office, Greenwood. Pres., L. S. M. Barrett. Official brokers, Mowat & Palmer, Greenwood. Property—3 claims, GOLDEN EAGLJEte LASKEY and JUNCTION CITY, situate* in Brown's Camp on Volcanic MountaiM north fork of Kettle river. 16 miles from Greenwood, and near C. & W. Ry. line. Development, shaft 95 feet and drift (70j foot level) 30 feet in vein. Vein is 8 feet and paystreak 3 feet, running 20 to 30 per cent, copper and $16 to $20 gold. AcrosM vein at 70 feet depth values average 8 per cent, copper, $5 to $12 gold, and 8 oz. silver. GOLDEN EAGLE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), reg. April 20, 1897« capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares: head! office. Spokane. GOLDEN EAGLE MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING Ld., filed Jan. SJ0, 1897; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, V'.xCT couver. GOLDEN EARS MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1897: head office. New WestminS ster; capital stock, $40,000 in $1 shares^ treasury, 25,668 shares. President, J. C Armstrong; secretary-treasurer, H. A. Eastman, NeVW Westminster; other directors, T. S. Hall, M. D.; A. J. Holmes, L. D. S.; J. H. Scot™ J. C. Smith. Property—1 claim, ROCKET, located on east shore of Pitt Lake; reached by wate_M 23 miles from New Westminster. Develops ment—Crosscut tunnel being run; now into metal; average assays, $50 to the ton, from surface croppings. The ore from this Prop-J erty is a sulphide carrying as high as 25 per cent, of copper, with good values in sil« ver and gold; treatment, $7 to $9 per ton. Meeting May 5, 1899, to dispose of assets. GOLDEN ERA MINING CO.. Ld., filed March 8, 1894: capital stock, $8,000: head office Rossland. Mgr. dir.. A. C. Gait: GOLDEN ERA PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 07 MINING COMPANIES. GOLDEN FLEECE MINING CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. GOLDEN FIVE MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 26, 1899. Capital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Nelson. Prooerty—5 claims, JESSIE, ONIjX, HUMBOLDT, C. & K, and FREEMONT, situated in Nelson Mining Division. GOLDEN AND FORT STEELE DEVELOPMENT CO., filed April 8, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500 000 shares; head office, Golden. President, Thomas McNaught, vice presidents, Alexander Allan and S. Barber; treasurer, Alexander McQueen, Calgary; secretary, George S. McCarter, Golden. Property—Situated on Kinbasket Lake, East Kootenay district, near Big Bend of Columbia River, East Kootenay District. Development, shaft 80 feet. . I | MERCIER GROUP, situated at headwaters of Bugaboo Creek, 8 miles from Duncan river on divide between E. and W. Kootenay; assays $175 per ton in gold, silver and copper. Claims at Head of Toby Creek. GOLDEN GATE MINING CO., OF GRANITE CREEK, Ld., filed Jan. 29, 1896; capital stock, $60,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Property-GOLDEN GATE claim, Granite Creek. GOLDEN PLATE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated June 23, 1897. Capital stock $150,000, in 10c shares. Registered office Rossland. GOLDEN PROVINCE OF B. C, Ld. Licensed Aug. 23, 1897. Capital stock £125,000, in £1 shares. Douglas Bingham Taylor, attorney and reining engineer, Quesnelle. Property—HYDRAULIC working on Baker Creek, 4 miles from Quesnelle. Have drainage tunnel, 6feet by 8 feet; over 1,000 feet long; air compressor plant and two drills. GOLDEN QUEEN MINING CO. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 300,000 share®. Head office Spokane; sec'y, C. P. Owdin. New York City; John Y. Cole, mgr., Rossland. Property—GOLDEN QUEEN (Crown granted), on Red Mountain, 2,000 feet from Rossland; adjoins St. Elmo. Development, 12 feet and several open cuts. GOLDEN RIVER QUESNELLE. Ld. (foreign), filed Aug. 18, 1896: head office, London, England; reg. Julv 1, 1896; reg office. Victoria: capital stock. £350,000 in £1 shares. President. Hon. Forbes G. Vernon; secretary, Jasper Foster; agents, Pemberton & Son, Victoria, supt.. Joseph Hunter. Property—HYDRAULIC, bench and bar claims, extending for ten miles of the south Pork of Quesnelle River before its junction with the North Fork. «OT,T)®N STRAND MINING AND DEV. CO. OF B. C, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 8, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000. in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. GOLDEN TREASURE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDEN WEDGE MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 5, 1896; head office, Rossland; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares. Pres. Joseph Ledue; v.-pres. Hon. Smith M. Weed; 2nd vice-pres., T. Mayne Daly; sec'? and treas., Elmer F. Botsford, 20 Nasseau street New York City; asst. treas., W. E. Fort; asst. secy., W. J. Nelson. Local directors, Hon. T. Mayne Daly, Dr. E. Bowes, J. S. Clute, jr., and W. J. Nelson.- GOLDEN WEST DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLORATION CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDEN WEST MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 13, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. GOLDIE-RENE MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. General manager, John Y. Cole, Rossland; sec'y-treas., Edgar Charles. Property—GOLDIE AND RENE GROUP, on Sullivan Creek. Development, tunnel 65 feet and some small shafts and open cuts. Claims crown granted. GOODENOUGH MINES, Ld., filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares. President and manager, J. A. Whittier; vice president, A. W Goodenough; secretary-treasurer, D. W. Moore. Kaslo; other directors, J. M. Martin and C. A. Stoess. Property—2 claims, GOODENOUGH and GRAY COPPER, situated on Noble Five Mountain, near Cody, and 2 miles from Sandon. The Goodenough is said to carry one of the richest veins in the Slocan. From Jan. 14. 1895, to March 12, 1897, 303 tons were shipped on which the net returns were $61,591.76, the lowest return being 181 oz. silver and 8 per cent, lead, and the highest 817.6 oz. silver and 64.1 per cent. lead. The driven 900-foot tunnel to Reco line, tapping the Goodenough vein 200 feet below the present workings. On the Gray Copper tunnel 400 feet. there is considerable concentrating ore in sight. Development, 2,000 feet in 4 tunnels and raises. GOOD FRIDAY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. GOOD HILL MINING CO. (foreign), reg. Oct. 14, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office. Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. GOOD HOPE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed April 14. 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., 3. H. Robinson; sec'y. Edward Bail- lie; general manager. C. O'Brien Reddln. Property—GOOD HOPE, situated on northwest slope of Red Mountain. 2 miles from Rossland, adjoining Good Fridny Development 2 shafts, 70 feet and 100 feetr 58 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. also drifting and cross-cutting on surface to expose ledge, which carried low grade ore. GOOD HOPE MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed May 27, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. secretary, James Maxwell. Property sold to Good Hope, M. & M. Co., Ltd. GOPHER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 9, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., W. W. Spinks; vice-pres., C. R. Hamilton; secy.-treas., T. S. Gilmour. Other directors, David Stucci, A. H. MacNelll, G. H. Bayne and W. H. Falding. Property—GOPHER, situated one mile south of Rossland in South Belt. Dev., tunnel, 400 feet. ♦GORDON HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed June 1, 1891; capital stock, $50,000; office, Victoria. GRACE DARLING GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $150,000; office, Rossland. $150,000, in 10c shares. Head office Rossland. Pres.,, W. A. Blair; vice-pres., Jas. Barnes; sec'y, F. W. Bauer, Rossland; treas., J. S. Clute, jr.; other director, S. Forteith. Property—GRACE DARLING, LANCASHIRE LASS and BENDIGO No. 1, situated on Sullivan Creek, 3% miles west from Columbia River, 11 miles north of Rossland; situated a little north of Heather Bell. GRANBY CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMEILTING CO., IxL Incorporated May 5, 1899. Capital stock $900,000, in 25c shares. Registered office, Greenwood Camp. Kettle River District. Jay P. Graves, general manager; J. F. Hemenway, local manager. Directors, A. F. Gault O. E. Gault, S. H. C. Miner and J. P. Whitney. Property—PHOENIX, VICTORIA, AETNA and FOURTH OF JULY, situated in Greenwood Camp, 6 miles from Greenwood. Smelter, 500 tons capacity, on north fork of Kettle river, near Grand Forks. A. B. W. Hodges, supt. GRAND FORKS OF BONANZA GOLD MINING' COMPANY (KLONDIKE), Ld. Incorporated April 10, 1899. Capital stock $125,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 200,000 shares. Office, 612 Cordova street, Vancouver. Secy., J. G C. Lock; supt., M. Marks. M. E., Dawson, N. W. T. Direct- ore. I. Oppenheimer, Thos. Kitchen, E. Spillman, J. A. T. Evans, G. J. S. Lock and M. Marks. Property—2 bench claims and 3 quartz claims in Klondike district, Yukon Territory. workings, 1% miles above town. Company Plant all ready and claim thoroughly opened up. Nearly 200 feet face of works ready for working in 1899. GRAND FORKS GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Nov. 7, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. GRAND PRIZE MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), reg. Sept. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury! 400,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg office, Rossland. President, W. W. D. Turner; vice president, George W. Belt; treasurer, C. R. Brown; secretary, W. H. Zeigler, Zeigler block, Spokane; registered agent, W. A. Campbell, Rossland; superintendent, E. W. Liijegran. Property—GRAND PRIZE, situated on Deer Park Mountain, in South Belt, 2% miles southeast of Rossland; reached by trail from C. & W. railway tracks; devel- I opment, 40-foot shaft. There are three veins on the property, one of which is the I Deer Park ledge. Shaft on one of the other veins in 10 inches of ore; average assays, | $10 gold and 2 per cent, copper. GRAND UNION MINING AND DEf VELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; offiee, Rossland, H. M. Dobie, agent. Property—GRAND UNION and QUEEN", situated on Sullivan Creek, 1% miles from Columbia River. Development, shaft on lead of Queen, 56 feet on Grand Union, 8 feet. Smelter test said to run $25.18, of |. which $23 was gold. GRANITE CREEK MINING CO., Ld., incorporated Jan. 15, 1896 (Dominion charter); head office, Montreal; capital stock, $150,000 in $1 shares. Managing director, Robert Stevenson, Chilliwack. The company was organized to take over the Stevenson Gold and Platinum Hydraulic Mining Co., Ld., of New Westminster (filed March 17, 1894.) Liceused Dec. 8, 1897. Capital stock $150jf 000. in $10 shares. Registered office Kamloops. Attorney, Fred J. Fulton; pres. and mining manager, Robert Stevenson; vice-pres., W. Barclay Stevens; sec'y, Arthur Ross, 47 St. Francois Xavier street, Montreal. Property—HYDRAULIC workings, 760 acres of bench and hill claims, situated on right bank of Granite Creek, continuing up 2% miles from the mouth of the creek. Flume, 4 miles, 4x4, 450 feet head at town of Granite Creek, and 250 foot head at working, 1% miles above town. Company own saw mill, capacity 24,000 feet per day, GRANITE CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign); head office, Spokane; reg. offiee. Kaslo; capital stock, $700,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares. President, Peter Larson; vice president. J. D. Porter; treasurer, Dyers, Exchange National Bank, Spokane; secretary, Wakefield, of Wakefield & Forrest, Spokane; manager, H. E. Porter, Kaslo. Property—3 claims, GRANITE, GRAY EAGLE and LITTLE DIAMOND, located on the South Fork of Kaslo River, 4% miles from K & S. R. R. and 9 miles from Kaslo, 1% miles from Montezuma mine. There are over 100 tons from the Granite and Gray Eagle on the dump, on which assays average 75 oz. silver and 65 to 81 per cent. lead. GRANITE FALLS CO., Ld., application dated April 13, 1896; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. I GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY MINING COMPANIES. GRANITE MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), reg. March 1, 1897; capital stock, $700,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. GRANITE MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), reg. Dec. 24, 1896; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Nelson; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares. President, James L. Ford; vice president, E. Denzel; treasurer, J. E. McCall; secretary, W. S. Dawson, 304 Traders' block, Spokane; registered agent • H. R. Cameron E. Baker, Nelson; manager, J. W. Felch, Sanca. Re-reglstered Jan. 3, 1898. Hugh R. Cameron, attorney, Nelson. Property—GRANITE, on Granite Creek. Situated on the east side of Kootenay Lake, 800 yards from the lake front near Sanca, 20 miles south of Pilot Bay. Development—Open cut and tunnel being driven into a solid body of ore, 15 to 30 feet wide, and which has been traced for over 3,000 feet. The formation is granite, schist and shale. The ledge strikes southeast and northwest and dips to the northeast. The vein is a pyrites and arsenical iron carrying both copper and lead. GRANVILLE MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. GREAT HOPES MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 23, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. GREAT IDA GOLD MINING CO., Ld„ filed March 8, 1S97; capital stock, $700,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., H. Daniels; sec'y, H. Halliwell; treas. E. A. Chambers. Property—6 CLAIMS. GREAT COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT AND MINING CO., Ld., filed April 7, 1897; capital stock, $5,000,000 in $5 shares; office, Rossland. GREAT WEST GOLD FIELDS DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Nov. 16, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $20 shares; office, Vancouver. GREAT WEST GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 18, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Sandon. President, J. R. Cameron. Company not operating and out of business. GREAT WESTERN MINE. Operated by TWO FRIENDS CO. Superintendent, Geo. Turner, Sandon. GREAT WESTERN MINES CO., Ld., filed March 27. 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; ta $1 shares. Office Revelstoke. Pres., ™m- B. Poole; vice-pres., F. W. Godsal, Plncner Creek, Alta.; secy.-treas., Harry Walton, Revelstoke; other directors, A. E. Kincaid, Thos. Kirkpatrick, John J. Young (Calgary), and W. H. Vicers. Property-GREAT WESTERN GROUP—3 c.1?™?- YOUNG. CANUCK. CRACKER- JACK and GREAT WESTERN, situated on northeast Arm of Arrow Lake, 6 miles rrom Arrowhead, on lake shore; under development rnS.E-T?IE L-> in Poole Group, Trout Lake aistrict, ly, miieS fr0m Ferguson. Shaft ^-foot tunnel, 200 feet cross-cutting ledge at depth of 115 feet; vein 7 feet, streak 18 inches. assays 250 oz. silver, 22 per cent, lead and 7 per cent, copper. GREAT WESTERN MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Dec. 20, 1895; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 20, 1897. C. F. Jackson, attorney. Property—GREAT WESTERN, at Rossland, sold to British-America Corporation. Ltd. *GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1897; capital stock, $2,500,000; head office, Rossland. Pres., Sir Melville Parker, mgr. dir., John A. Smith, Rossland and Grand Forks. Property—ALLCOME FRACTION, located 1% miles south of Rossland, adjoining the Hattie Brown; the C. &. W. Ry. is 1,000 feet east and the Dewdney trail passes the north end. GREEN CROWN MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered June H, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. GREEN MOUNTAIN CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 21, 1898. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Treasury. 500,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres. and mgr. dir., W. L. Lawry; vice-pres., W. A. Potter (Peoria, IU.); secy.-treas., Alfred McMillan, 44 E. Columbia avenue, Rossland. Other directors, J. B. McArthur and P. C. McArthur. Property—GREEN MOUNTAIN, JOSIE and ANACONDA, situated on north slope of Red Mountain, 1% miles from Rossland wagon road. Dev., shaft 120 feet 'March 31. 1891A and sinking. Plant, 45 h. p. boi.er, 2 drill Ingersoll compressor, hoist and sinking pump. GREENHORN MINE. Owners, McNeill Bros., Cody. Property—GREENHORN and EMPIRE, located on the south fork of Carpenter Creek, 2 miles from Cody. Development, about 400 feet of tunnels on the two claims and has every appearance of making a good mine. Some very high assays have been obtained from a small ledge of high- class ore. There is a larger ledge of ore on the Greenhorn that has a good showing. It is 14 inches of solid galena, of medium grade, going over 100 oz. silver. CREENWOOD CRFiSGEXT GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO. Registered Feb. 28, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. sli.ires. Head office. Spokane; reg. office, Ri.ssland. Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. Clark & Sweeney. Managers, Spokane. GREENWOOD MINES. Ld. Re-incorporated April 13, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,- 000. in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Leckie & Harris, consulting engineers. Greenwood. Property—PIN HOOK, WORLD'S FAIR and MISSING LINK NO. 2, situated in Greenwood Camp. 5 miles from Greenwood, adjoinina- War Eagle- on west, and just wost nf Knob Hill, to develop actively in 1899. . 60 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. GRESHAM GOLD EXPLORATION SYNDICATE (foreign), registered Jan. 14, 1897; capital stock, £50,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Nelson. Agent, Henry A. Barton. Properties in Slocan District. G. R. SOVEREIGN MINE. Owners, .Thos, Ryan, Gus Peterson and —. Murphy, Trail. Property—G. R. SOVEREIGN, situated on Lookout Mountain, % mile from Trail. Development tunnel 150 feet, 2 shafts, 135 feet on the vein, which averages 3 feet wide. Average values $22 in gold. GUINEA GOLD MINES CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld (X. P. L.l Incorporated March 23, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,- 000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. GYPSY QUEEN GOLD MINING CO, Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1898. Capital stock $10,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Victoria. President, F. L. Champlain; 1st vice-pres.. W. H. Lakei; 2nd vice-pres., H. H. Peters; secy., L. H. Ash, Chicago, 111., treas., Robert Pringle; and W. H. GilmoTe, general manager. HALIFAX MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. HALL MIN__S, Ld. (foreign), registered Oct. 31, 1893; capital stock, £300,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng.; reg. office Nelson. Chairman, Sir Joseph Trutch; secretary, A. E. Ashley, 1 Leadenhall st. London. E. C; manager, Henry E. Croasdaile, Nelson; mine superintendent, M. S. Davys; smelter supt., Robert R. Hedley. Licensed Dec. 28, 1897. Plant, 2 steam plants, 2 boilers each, one 60 drill and one 40 drill compressor and 18 drills, 7 hoists. Property—SILVER KING, KOOTENAY BONANZA. American FLAG and KOH- INOR, BRITANNIA, EUREKA. J. B. D., GRAND, ROSE, THISTLE and SHAMROCK, situated on Toad Mountain, 5 miles from Nelson, 8% miles by wagon road, connected with Hail smelter by ariel tramway, having capacity of 200 tons per day. The Mine employs 175 men, and the smelter 'lOO Development, 5 tunnels and 1 shaft; vertical dept of working 250 feet; output 150 tons per day. Dividends Dec. 1, 1897, 10 per cent. March 2, 1898, 5 per cent. *HALL EXPLORATION CO.. Ld., registered Jan. 23, 1897; capital stock, £150,000 in £1 shares: head office, London; reg. office, Nelson. Business wound up. HAMILTON AND ROSSLAND GOLD MININO CO.. Ld., filed Nov. 30, 1896; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Ross- Jand. Reg. agent. P. E. Wilson. Nelson Pres., Alex. Richardson; secretary, Wm. Cleverisley, Hamilton, Ont; mgr., James McCreath. Nelson. Property — TENNESSEE GROUP. 4 claims. TENNESSEE, IOWA, IOWA FRACTION and IRON CHIEF, sit on the southeastern slope of Tennesse Mountain, of the headwaters of Quartz Creek 1 mile northwest of Ymir. at altitude of 1,500 feet above N. & F. S. Ry.; development, tunnel 60 feet, winze 65 feet, and drift on lead which is from 4 to 5 feet wide. HANSARD GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed June 1, 1896; capital stock; $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,- 000 shares; office, Nelson. President, Martin O'Reilly; vice-president and superintendent, Robert Shiell; secretary-treasurer, F, W. Swannell, Nelson. Property— claims, LONE STAR, situated iy2 miles north of Whitewater Station on K. & S. Ry, lying adjacent to the Wellington and Whitewater mines; reached by wagon road. Development, 400 feet tunneling There are 3 strong ledges for the full length of the claim, 1,500 feet, two containing carbonates, galena and gray copper of high grade, the third and northerly being quartz. RED CLOUD FRACTION, in same vicinity as Lone Star, carries one well defined ledge. One year's assessment work. HANSARD and CARBERRY, situated at the headwaters of Big Sheep Creek (Burnt Pass), 13 miles north of Rossland. Two leads showing heavy iron capping; development, assessments; reached by trail 7 miles from Shiell's Landing, on Lower Arrow Lake. HARRISON BLACK DIAMOND MINING CO., Ld., filed April 26, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in 10c shares; office, Vancouver. HARRISON LAKE MINING, DEVELOPMENT AND PROSPECTING CO., Ld., filed March 1, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. HARRISON LAKE STAR MINING CO., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. HASTINGS (BRITISH COLUMBIA) EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Jjd. Licensed Feb. 13, 1899. Capital stock £100,- .00, in £1 shares. Head office, in England. Reg. office, Kaslo. Maurice A. Bucke, attorney and manager, Kaslo. Propertv-ARLINGTON and ARLINGTON FRACTION, situated on north fork of Salmon River, 3 miles from Erie, by waggon road. Development, shaft 400 feet and 350 feet of other workings . Ore, ouart- Shipped 60 tons in winter cf 1898. Ore, quartz, carrying sulphides of Iron, lead and zinc, assays $20 to $100 in gold, ledge 5 to 10 feet, pay streak averages 3 feet. BLUOHER, BELCHER, OLD BAC.DY, VERMONT BOY, GENEVA, FUR1-KA, BIG CHIEF, MELTON and LIT"! LB CHIEF, situated .on Sullivan acd North Star Hill, 2 miles north of Kimberley, adjoining Sullivan Group Mining Co. claims- Development, tunnel 46 feet. SUNLIGHT, situated on Springer Cree_, above Slocan City. HATTIE BROWN GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed June 4, 1896: capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane; res. office. Rossland. President, J. W. Binkley; secietary. William Atchison. Re-registered Dec. 4, 1897. James Morris attorney; E. W. Lilgegran, supt. Property—HATTIE BROWN, situated on southeast slope of Deer Park Mountain, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 61 MINING COMPANIES. South Belt. Development shaft 97 feet and several open cuts.. HATTIE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Property—HATTIE, situated on the southeast slope of Deer Park Mountain, 1% miles south of Rossland; reached by wagon road- is % mile west of C. & W. Ry. Development, sinking a shaft, down over 90 feet. Has complete little plant, consisting of steam hoist, drill and pump. HAVRE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 23, 1897; capital stock, $700,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. HEATHER BELL MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. M. McDonald, manager, 70 Cordova street, Vancouver; —. Mullins, foreman, Three Forks. & Property—4 CLAIMS, near Three Forks. HEATHER BELL GOLD MINING CO., Ld.; head office, Toronto. Secretary-treasurer, Isaac Suckling, Toronto; superintendent, E. W. Liljegran, Rossland: Thomas Parker, local agent. Property—HEATHER BELL, RAMPING LION and LIVINGSTONE, situated on Sullivan Creek, back from the Columbia River, from which it is reached by trail; development, tunnel in over 150 feet. and shaft 50 feet. Claims all crown granted. •HEBE MINING CO., Ld., filed March 15, 1897; capital stock, $200,000; head office, Kaslo. Secretary, C. D. MeKenzie, Kaslo. HEBE MINE; owners, M. A. Bucke, C. D. MeKenzie and John Gray, Kaslo. Property—HEBE, HERA, APPOLO and PLUTO, situated one mile north of Whitewater Station. Development shaft 100 feet; tunnel 50 feet. Trial shipment ran 100 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. HELEN GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed April 11, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. J. C. Haas, M. E., supt., Greenwood. Property—5 claims on Grouse Mountain on International Boundary, Kettle River District. HERCULES GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. HERPINO-AMERICAN TRADING CO., filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in $10 shares; office, Vancouver. HIDDEN TREASURE MINING CO. Ltd Filed June 25, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office Kamloops; secretarv, R. H. Lee, Kamloops. Company winding Property-3 CLAIMS (Crown granted), on Lherry Creek, Osoyoos District. HIGHLAND GROUP MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., filed Jan. 4. 1897; „ip »l „i?ck- $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treas- mJ-* t'°2P l^ares; head office, Cody. Pres- w,,„L- L °-.f reeze, Calgary; vice-president. ai? McMdlan, Cody; secretary-treasurer, tLJ:- Dr,ocTkstader- Cody; superintendent, George T. Lundy, Ferguson. Property—HIGHLAND GROUP, HIGH LAND BOY, JV1ATTIE M., UNION J ACL and undivided half of BLOOMERS. Thes. claims are 1 mile long by 1,500 feet wide, located on the "Glengarry Ledge," on the Lardeau River, near Ferguson, in the Trout Lake mining division. The ledge is galena, from 20 to 30 feet in width and a tunneling proposition; average of 4 assays, 118.75 oz. silver and 80 per cent lead; value, $125.-25 per ton. ♦HIGHLAND MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed April 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Ains- worht. Directors, Brighton, Dryden and E. D. Carter; manager, E. D. Carter. Property—HIGHLAND, JOSEPHINE, MAGGIE and ESTHER MAY, located 1% miles north of Ainsworth, 1V4 miles north of Cedar Creek, 3,000 feet west and 1,100 feet above Kootenay Lake. Development, tunnel nearly 690 feet, with upraises in the ore chutes. Returns from a shipment of several tons of the best ore were, 40 oz. silver and V5 per cent lead. Plant cosists of 20 horse power boiler and 10 horse power hoist. HIGHLAND QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), registered May 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Midway. Treasury, 400,000 shares. Pres., Dr. Richter (Spokane); vice-pres, Spencer Banner- man; secy., Eric Friak W. McLaine, Midway; treas., J. E. Breitfelder, Spokane; supt. and attorney, Charles L. Thomet; consulting engineer, Geo. A. Guess. Property—HIGHLAND QUEEN, situated west of and adjoining Anaconda (crown granted). Dev., shaft 50 feet. Vein. 28 inches galena and iron. Values, $28"in silver and gold. SNOWDROP, situated near Central Camp, 3 miles east of Midway. Dev., incline shaft 45 feet, vein 8 feet quartz, some free milling, averages $6 in gold. BIG WINDY, situated in Providence Camp on Eholt Creek, 3 miles from Greenwood. Dev., shaft 50 feet. Values, copper and gold. HIGHLANDER MILL AND MINING COMPANY. Registered May 3, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Camden, N. J.; reg. office, Ains- n orth. Maxwell Stevenson, attorney and n anager. Property—HIGHLANDER and IVAN- HOE, in Ainsworth Camp, situated 1¥_ miles southwest of Ainsworth, on a bluff below the main wagon road, 1,000 feet above the lake. A fairly well developed property; is worked by the owner ev^ry summer. Concentrator 60 tons capacity, % mile south of Ainsworth. A shipment of 12 tons to Everett In 1896 returned 70 oz. silver and a small percentage of lead. Another shipment the same year is said to have returned 135 oz. silver and 25 per cent lead. Have had assays of $40 in gold from selected specimens. HIGH ORE GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Sept. 3, 1895; capital stock. $500,000; treasury, 100,- 000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. of- 62 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. fice, Rossland. President, Cyrus Happy; vice-president, J. H. Griffiths; treasurer, W. G. Estep; secretary, D. M. McLeod, Mohawk block, Spokane; register agent, H. L. Rodgers, Rossland; superintendent, W. H. Haskins. Property—HIGH ORE, located on the west slope of Red Mountain, 1% miles from Rossland by wagon road, adjoining the Jumbo on the north. Development, 37-foot shaft, tunnel 150 feet, open cut 15 to 20 feet. HILLSIDE SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Charles Behr- man; sec'y-treas., George Killam, Rossland; Managing director, J. Fred. Ritchie. Other directors, Geo. W. Richardson and John Keen; foreman, John Ryan. Property—4 claims, HILLSIDE, FIRST CHANCE. GALT and R. E. ADAMS, situated 3 mile® west of Whitewater Statics. , Development, 2 tunnels 550 feet and 100 i feet, winze 75 feet (April 7, 1897). Average values, 75 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. HILL TOP GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Sept. 24, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. resident, William N. Dunn; vice-president and reg, agent, W. A. Campbell, Rossland; treasurer, Old National bank, Spokane; secretary, W. H. Ziegler, Zlegler block, Spokane. Property—HILL TOP, located on south belt, 3 miles from Rossland. A direct extension of Loring's Mayflower. Reached by trail from C. & W. Ry. Development, tunnel 120 feet, shaft 40 feet, 2 crosscuts 30 feet each, amounting to $4,000. Average assays, $18 to $24 gold and copper and a little silver. HINCKLEY AND BLACK COLT SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed July 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, J. B. McArthur; secretary> A. B. Irwin, Rossland. HIYAN CREEK HYDRAULIC CO., Ld., filed July 16, 1891; capital stock, $100,000; office, Quesnelle. HOMESTAKE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 25, 1895. Oapital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares. Treasury, 200,000 shares. HOPE MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed April 26, 1897; capital stock, $500,- 900 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. HORSEFLY GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Sept. 4, 1894; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, San Francisco; reg. office, 16 Chancery lane, Victoria, supt., R. T. Ward, of San Francisco. Property—HYDRAULIC workings at Horsefly, Cariboo. Working two hydraulic elevators. HOMESTAKE MINES, Ld. Incorporated Aug. 17, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares, assessable to 5c. a share. Treasury, 100,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Thos. Dunn; vice-pres., G. H. Bayne; secy.-treas., T. S. Gilmore. Other directors, A. H. MaoNeill, C. R. Hamilton and Ross Thompson. Property—HOMESTAKE, situated one mile south of Rossland in South Belt. Dev., shaft 200 feet (timbered), crosscut 30 feet, drift 80 feet in vein No. 2, shaft 50 feet, connected at 150-foot level by drift 60 feet. Plant, 5 drill compressor, hoist and pump. HORSEFLY HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed March 27, 1893; capital stock, $200,000; head office, Vancouver. President, B. T. Rogers; Vancouver; manager at Horsefly, J. B. Hobson. The company \ (July 10, 1897) put in a 10-stamp mill to crush cemented gravel. It has a capacity of 120 tons per day and is driven by water power. HUMMING BIRD (B. C.) GOLD MINKS, 1.0. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 2, 1899. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 500,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Smith Curtis; vice-pres., Herbert Bolster (Spokane); secy.-treas., J. L. G. Abbott. Other directors, S. Dilsheimer and W. A. Magor. Property—HUMMING BIRD and O. K.', area 70 acres, situated on west side of north fork of Kettle river, 12 miles north of Grand Forks, near C. & W. railway. Dev., 2 tunnels 25 feet, and 15 feet, and stripping for 700 feet. Vein, 2 to 3 feet of solid sulphide ore. Values average $25, mostly goid, with silver and copper; 2nd vein in O. K. is parallel. HYDERABAD MINES. Bonders, A. E. Luckling, J. H. Currie and William Taylor. Property—3 claims, HYDERABAD GROUP, on Ten-Mile Creek, between the Edmonton and Dalhousie; reached by trail from the wagon road. Development, a 50- foot tunnel being driven. Vein shows galena and iron, carrying gold. HOWE GROUP MINING CO., Ld. Reg?* tered July 18, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Fort Steele. Daniel Howe^ attorney* HOME MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 26, 1877; capital stock, $70,000; office, Victoria, IBEX MINING AND DEVELOPING CO. OF SLOCAN, Ld., filed Dec. 21, 1896; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 50,000 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, Maj. Samuel P. Steele, -Macleod, Alberta; vice-president, R. W. Bryan; treasurer, Frederick Steele; secretary, David W. King, Kaslo; superintendent and consulting engineer, William J. Trethewey, M. E.; other directors, Arthur M. Jarvis and Christopher Hilliard. official liquidator, Oliver T. Stone. Property—4 claims, formerly known as the Brennan group, TRIANGLE, IBEX, LIDDESDALE and GILT EDGE, lo-atp* on Lyle Creek, 4% miles from Whitewater Station; reached by wagon road 1 mile and trail Z% miles. The group adjoins tha Florence, on which the ledge extends. Development, 1,000 feet of tunnels, etc. IBEX MINING COMPANY, Limited, filed Nov. 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office Rossland; sec'y-treas., W. J. Green, 157 Wellesley street, Toronto. Property—IBEX, located on southwest slope of Deer Park Mountain, 2 miles froffl Rossland and adjoining the Silver Bell< GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 63 MINING COMPANIES. Three ledges have been uncovered on the property. Development, tunnel 100 feet. IDAHO GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), filed July 16, 1895; office, WflQQ. fl no Oapital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Butte, Montana. Registered office Rossland. Pres., P. A. Largey; secretary, William G. Benhani, general manager, Oliver Durant Property—IDAHO, on Red Mountain, near Rossland, adjoining Centre Star on the east. IDAHO MINES; head office, Alamo concentrator, Three Forks. General manager, George W. Hughes, who owns one-quarter Scottish Colonial Gold Fields, Ld.; own three-quarters. Property—2 claims. IDAHO ST, JOHNS, located on Twin Lake, or Idaho basin, adjoining Alamo group, 3 miles from the concentrator; reached by 7,500-foot tram and good wagon road. Development, oomrprises about 8,000 feet of tunnels, shafting and crosscutting. It is a regular shipper of high-grade crude and concentrates. Average 120 oz. silver and 20 per cent. lead. Prior to the commencement of regular dividends $32,000 had been paid to the owners. The total amount paid to April 25, 1897, was $172,000, and to December, 1898, was $292,000. ore shioped from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1S98, was 4,000 tons; average 500 tons per month shipped from Group. Idaho is worked through Alamo tunuel. Property—ALAMO CONCENTRATOR, situated on Nakusp and Slocan branch of C P Ry, 1% miles from Three Porks and 6 miles from New Denver; capacity, 80 tons per day. Property—SURFACE GRAVITY TRAMWAY, in 2 sections of 3,000 feet each. Property—ALAMO GROUP, 7 claims; HAMPTON, VICTORY, ALAMO, TWIN LAKES, IVY LEAF, MORNING, CLARENCE and CONTINENTAL., situated in Twin Lake basin, 3 miles above concentrator, on N. & S. Ry., near Three Forks; 7500 feet of tram and good wagon road, the test of distance used both winter and summer. Development, 3 tunnels 2.000 ft. eight hundred feet and four hundred feet. Employs 50 men. A regular shipper of both crude and concentrates. Assays av- ^--g-g 175 ounces silver and 38 per cent lead. Property—5 claims. IDAHO. ST. JOHN, CONTINENTAL, HIGH ORE, MAZBPPA and MARIE S., sit. on Twin Lake or Idaho Property—5 claims, CUMBERLAND, DAISY, EASTERN, THISTLE and HIGH ORE, adjoining the Idaho mine on the north; 2% miles from concentrator, on N. & S Ry. Development, 4 tunnels. 3.000 fret; lower tunnel taps the vein at 600 feet depth. Assays average 80 ounces silver and 65 to 70 per cent lead. IDAHO MINING CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) -1n2-?0'rfited Mfty 8- 1839. Capital stock $1,500,000. in $1 shares. Office Vancouver. IDA QUEEN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., "led Sept. 8, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treas ury, 300,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, A. E. Lyford; vice-president, E. J. McCune; secretary, Trail; treasurer, E. V. McCune; general manager, George Nelson. Property—IDA, on Lookout Mountain 3 miles from Trail; development, 60-foot tunnel; assays, $19 in gold and copper at 30 feet. COPPER CLIFF, on China Creek, 9 miles from Trail. IDLER MINING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Three Forks. President, Gen. A. P. Curry; treasurer and manager, J. C. Miller; secretary, H. C. Browne, Spokane; other directors, C. Liftchild, Gen. C. S. Warren, R. S. Coe and E. T. steel. Attorney, J. S. Clute, jr., Rossland. Property sold by sheriff to J. S. Clute, jr. Property—IDLER, on the mountain slope west of Carpenter Creek, % mile north of Three Forks, y2 mile from N. & S. branch of C. P. Ry. and 500 feet above the tracks. Development, tunnel. One of the veins is about 20 inches in width, showing 6 inches of ore. Five assays of galena averaged 800 oz. silver, 43 per cent lead and 5y2 per cent copper. Carbonates run 200 oz. silver and 35 per cent lead. IMPERIAL GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 15, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; treasury, ,250,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President and treasurer, G. H. Bayne vice-pres., C. O. Lalonde; sec'y, Edward Baillie; other directors, F. M. McLeod, W. Simpson and Alex. Wilson. Property—IMPERIAL FRACTION and BOYCE, on the southeastern slope of Lookout Moantain, 4 miles east of Rossland and 1 mile southwest of Trail, adjoining the G. R. Sovereign and Stemwinder; reached by trail from Trail. IMPERIAL MINES OF THE LARLEAU- DUNCAN, B. C, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 26, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,- 000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., J. A. Christie (Brandon, Man.); vice-pres., J. M. Miller (Rossland); secretary. Robert Darroch. Other directon., W. F. Chesnut, Joseph Thompson and Wm. Alexander. IMPERIAL MINING AND INVESTMENT CO.. Ld.. filed Feb. 1, 1887; capital stock, $3,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. INCORPORATED EXPLORATION CO.. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ltd. Licensed January 26, 1898. Head office 58 New Broad street, London, Eng. Capital stock £200,000, in fl shares. Treasury 55,000 shares. Registered office Slough Creek. John Hopp manager and attorney; managing director, Wm. Thompson. Property—HYDRAULIC—claims on Slough Creek. OLD KRUTZ and LANE. Properties on Williams 'Creek. INDEPENDENT MINING CO., Ld., filed July 20, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Westminster. INDIAN CHIEF GOLD MINING CO.r Ld., filed March 3. 1897; capital stock. $1.- 000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., F. A, 64 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA m MINING COMPANIES. Hewer; vice-pres., Geo. E. Pfunder; secy.- treas., R. A. 0. Hobbes. Other directors, Ernest Kennedv, W. T. McDonald, Kenneth L. Burnett, W. W. Weeks, James Hunter and A. S. Goodeve. Property—SPITZBE, situated on C. & W. Ry., adjoining Rossland Townsite on southwest. Development, shaft 40 feet and sinking (April 7, 1899.) INDIANA CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 29, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Whitewater. Pres.. W. R. Winstead; vice-pres., Howard Williams (Toronto); secy.-treas., O. K. Oleson, Whitewater; consulting engineer, J. R. Stephens. Property—INDIANA GROUP, claims, INDIANA, MORNING STAR, WELAKA, SIDE HILL, M1AUD and BEAR, being the eastern extension of the Charleston in Wellington vein. Dev., tunnel, and total 300 feet of work, ledge 2 feet wide, with values, 14 oz. silver and 35 per cent. lead. INDIANA SILVER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 4, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Whitewater. INGERSOLL MINING CO. (foreign), filed April 20, 1897; capital stock $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks. INTERNATIONAL GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 17, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 350,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, A. C. Sinclair, M. D.; vice-president, R. C. MacDonald; secretary-treasurer, J. S. Paterson, W. Columbia av., Rossland. Assets sold by sheriff for debt. INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE MINING CO.; head offiee, 266y2 Stark St.. Portland, Or. Agent and consulting engineer, J. L. Parker, Rossland. INTERNATIONAL GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. INTERNATIONAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Property in Cedar Creek district. INTERNATIONAL MINING AND INVESTMENT CO.; head office, Spokane. Directors, Hector McRae and Sir Adolphe Caron of Ottawa, George Gould, David Se- ligman, Dr. Seward Webb, Louis V. Bell and Richard Lownsberry of New York. INTERNATIONAL MINING AND MILLING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Sept. 15, 1891; capital stock, $500,- 000; office, Vancouver. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT CO., filed July 15, 1893; capital stock, $150,000; office, Vancouver. INTERSTATE MINING CO. OF SPOKANE (foreign), filed June 25, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, John H. Shaw; secretan', L. F. Kershaw; agent, Isaac Smith. INVICTA GOLD MINES, Ld. (foreign), filed Jan. 13, 1896; capital stock, $700,000; head office, London, Eng. (reg. Aug. 18, 1895); reg. office, Wild Horse Creek. Property taken over by the East Kootenay Consols, Ltd. IOWA MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed April 15, 1897; capital stock, $650,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Rossland. President, Horace E. Merkel; vice-president, O. R. Williams; treasurer, J. C. Bro- gan, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash; secretary, A. G. McBride; superintendent, Frank Wamack. Property—2 claims, IOWA and MERCURY, located on Green Mountain, 5 miles north of Rossland; reached by trail; developed by two assessments and are now sinking shaft on the Mercury 25 feet. IRON COLT GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed Oct. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 hi $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President. Patrick Burns; vice-pres., John R. Reavis; secretary-treasurer, John F. McCrae, Rossland; Property—IRON COLT, situated on Co lumbia and Kootenay Mountain, joining the Columbia on the north and the Alberta on the south; reached by wagon road % mile from Rossland Development, tunnel 1,200 feet, including part through Alberta (300 feet), and 150 feet of drifting. Plant consists of 5 drill compressor, with drills and 15 horse-power hoist IRON CLAD MINE. Owners, Williams: Dennison & Clearwater. Property—IRON CLAD GROUP, 8 claims; on Sullivan Creek. IRON HOPE MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Nov. 16, 1896; capital stock, $600,000; treasury, $250,000; head office, Seattle, Wash.; reg. office, Victoria. President, Charles G. Scott; secretary, W. T, Scott, treasurer, Samuel Lauridson. Property—IRON HOPE, Trail Creek District. IRON HORSE GOLD-COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Oct. 3, 1898. Capital stock $1,250,000, in $1 shares,. Treasury, 250,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., E. Dempsie (Spokane); vice-pres., \Y. S. Deacon; secy.-treas,, Wm. W. Weeks, Burns Block; gen. mgr., George E. Pfunder; other directors, Norman Mclnnes; foreman, John Murphy. Development, new double compartment vertical shaft, square timbered 330 feet, orosscutting 112 feet north to War Eagle Ledge and 90 feet south to Le Roi ledge (April 7, 1899), and driving to strike leads. Plant, 7 drill compressor, 80 h. p. boiler, 25 h. p. hoist and 2 drills, costing $9,000; employs 28 men. IRON HORSE MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Aug. 10, 1895; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane, Wash; reg. office, Rossland Manager, Col. Renfrew; secy., S. W. Ec-- man. Meeting Oct. 10, 1898, and dispQ$g of assets to Iron Horse Gold-Copper M§ ing Co., Ld. (N. P. L.) Property—IRON HORSE, situated on the GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 65 MINING COMPANIES. smith slope of the Monte Cristo Mountain, % mile from Rossland. Development—2 shafts one 70 feet, 100 feet, exposing a large ledge 5 feet wide of almost solid ore IRON MASK GOLD MINING CO Ld., (foreign), filed Feb. 8, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; assessable; head office, SDokane, Wash; reg. office, Rossland. President, Austin Corbin, 2nd; vice-pres B J. Roberts, treasurer, Henry M. Richards, secretary and manager, James F. Herriek, Spokane, Wash.; other directors, D. C. Corbin, A. F. Hernck and A. W. Mc- Reregistered Dec. 20, 1897. Sam. W. Hall supt. and attorney. Foreman, Harry Martin; night foreman, Milton Martin. _.__., „ Development, 6,000 feet of vertical and horizontal workings. Main shaft 350 feet (April 6, 1899); employs 35 men. Ships lo to 16 tons per day. Total, 4,000 tons last year. Plant, 10 drill duplex compressor, electric motor and 6 drills, 12x14 hoist in main hoist in winze. Property—IRON MASK, located on Red Mountain, % mile from Rossland, adjoining War Eagle, Center Star C. & W. Ry passes through the property. The property is well developed and ships a carload per day. Average value, $30 to $40 per ton gold, copper and silver; ISLANDER GOLD QUARTZ MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 11, 1895; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. Property—ISLANDER claim in Alberni District. ISLAND MOUNTAIN GOLD MINES, Ld. Agents, Pemberton & Son. Victoria. IVANHOE GOLD MINING CO., filed July 3, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Treasury 300,000 shares. Pres., J. S. Clute, jr.; vice-pres., D. W. Higgins; sec'y, W. J. Falding; treas., Dr. D. Campbell; other directors, C. M. Carpenter and C. F. Jackson. Claims reported re-staked. Property—IVANHOE, on Sophia Mountain 7 miles from Rossland. Development,' shaft 35 feet and tunnel 225 feet (fall, '97); values average $8, In shaft; tunnel has not cut the lead yet. I. X. L. GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane, Wash; reg. office. Rossland. Property—I. X. L., situated on O. K. Mountain, 2 miles west of Rossland, adjoining the O. K. mine on the east. It is a free milling proposition, one vein 3 feet, and the other 5 feet, showing good gold values. JACKSON MINES. Ld.. filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Kaslo. President and manager, George Alexander; secretary-treasurer, W. F. Whellams, Kaslo; general supt, M. K- W. Rathborne; mill supt., C. F. Raht. Property—5 claims, NORTHERN BELL, KOOTENAY STAR, DUBLIN QUEEN. WHIR & LABOR DAY FRAOT'N. located m Jackson basin, Kaslo-Slocan district, and reached by wagon road 4 miles from Whitewater Station, on JtS— & ti. JRy. Development, o tunnels, witn numerous upraises, representing about 4,000 of work and 25u fee i oi deptn. Average assays, 8u ofc. silver and 65 to 70 per cent lead. There ia 08 jo JO^BJJUOOUOO d tons, worked by water power, also a compressor 'piant, working drills and hoist. 80 feet ox surface tram connecting the mine with the concentrator. JEANETTE MINING CO. (foreign;, filed Sept. 28, i_yi; capital stock;, $500,uuu; nead oruce, Spokane; reg. ortice, Ainsworth. JEFF JJAV1B MINING AND MILLING Cu. (.foreign), registered Feb. ~t>, l&ai; capital stock, $i,uuu,uuo in $1 snares; nead omce, Spokane; reg. office, Ainsworth. JEWEL DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed Oct. 19, 1S98. Oapital stock £6,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 16 Phil- pot Lane, London, E. C, England. Reg. office, Rossland. Gilbert Mahon, attorney and manager. Chairman, W. H. Tyser; secy., J. A. Allen. Other directors, Sir Bartle Frere, W- W. Slater and Gilbert Mahon. Closely associated with Prospecting Syndicate of B. C, Ld., in development of Jewell mine, Long Lake Camp, Greenwood. JEWEL GOLD MINES, Ld. Licensed Aug. 1, 1899. Capital stock £80,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 15 Philpot Lane, London, Eng.; registered office, Rossland. Gilbert Mahon, manager and attorney. JOHN BULL MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 24, 1899. Capital stock $150,000, in 10c. shares. Treasury, 500,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Secy., Thomas Parker; manager, William Forrest, Gladstone; foreman, Hugh Breakey; trustees, J. H. Young, Angus Cameron, William Forrest, B. R. McDonald, Richard I-. Dar- row and Thomas Parker. Property—JOHN BULL and MARINETTE, on McRae Creek, near Gladstone, C. & W. Ry. Dev., tunnels; gold and copper values, $22 to $48. JOHN E. REDMOND MINING CO., Ld.. filed April 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. JO JO GOLD MINING CO, Ltd. Incorporated June 30, 1898. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares. Office Rossland. Formerly called Dunlop M. & Inv. Co., Ld. Pres., W. H. Jackson; secy.-treas., and manager, Geo. N. Taylor. Other directors, J. M. Miller; solicitor, J. S. Clute, jr. Property—JO JO. situated % mile southeast of Rosslard, adjoining the Commander on the southwest; development, shaft 69 feet (March 15, 1899.) JO JO. Owner, Thomas Trenary, Three Forks. Property—JO JO, situated on north fork of Carpi nter Creek, 5 miles from Three Forks; adjoins the O. K. and reached by trail from Three Forks. Development, 200 feet of work, mostly drifted on the vein, which is 3 feet wide. Dry ore proposition; not much lead, but high-grade silver ere. 66 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. A shipment of 20 tons was made in February, 1897, from which returns of 270 oz. silver were received from the smelter. JOKER GROUP, owned by Excelsior Changes d'Or Mining Co., Ld., Kaslo. JOKER MINE—R. T. Daniels owner, Trail. Property—JOKER and PINK, .on Lookout Mountain, 2 miles from Trail. Development, shaft 100 feet and 80 feet of drifting. JOSEPHINE MINING CO. (foreign), filed Oct. 9, 1893; capital stock, $600,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Nelson, Property—Claims in White Grouse Mountains. JOSIE GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Dec. 28, 1895; capital stock, $700,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President and general manager, George T. Crane; vice-president, Frank C. Loring; secretary-treasurer, F. E. Snodgrass, Spokane, Wash.; other directors, O. G. La- baree and A. T. Avery; superintendent, J. M. Long; consulting engineer, F. C. Loring. Reregistered January 18, 1898. Fred H. Oliver supt. and attorney. Property—JOSIE. Sold to British America Corporation Ltd. JOSIE MACK GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Jan. 9, 1897; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; nead office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, A. J. Ross; vice-president, O. G. Labaree; secretary-treasurer, P. E. -Fisher, Spokane, Wash.; other directors, S. T. Arthur, Spokane, and A. H. McKay, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. W. T. McDonald attorney. Property—JOSIE MAC, located 1% miles south of Rossland and & mile from C. & W. Ry. JUBILEE GOLD MINES, Ld., filed March 31, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, New Westminster. •JUBILEE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $150,000; office, Vancouver. JUMBO GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed May 7, 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares, assessable; head office, Spokane; reg. offiee, Rossland. President, Jno. A. Finch; vice-president, treasurer and manager, M. R. Galusha; Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. H. W. Fellows, attorney. Property—JUMBO, located on west slope of Red Mountain, 2%, miles from Rossland on Sheep Creek, 1% miles to Red Mountain Ry. Development, about 1,500 feet tunnels. JUSTICE GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,200,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. KAISER GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed May 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. KAMLOOPS COAL CO., Ld., filed May 26, 1892; capital stock, $200,000; office, Kamloops. KAMLOOPS COPPER MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated October 21, 1897. Capital stock $60,000, in 10c shares. Registered office Victoria. Pres., G. A. Kirk; vice- pres., B. Wehfritz; sec'y, A. T. Monteith. Property—GOLDEN STAR. Located 5 miles from Kamloops. KAMLOOPS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed June 15, 1895; capital stock $30,000, in $100 shares. Office Rossland. Pres., H. E. Forster, secretary, treasurer and manager, C. C. Woodhouse, Jr., Rossland. KANAKA BAR GOLD DREDGING CO., Ld., filed June 7, 1893; capital stsock, $10,- 000. Office, Kaslo. Geo. O. Buchanan, trustee. Property—Claims on Duncan river. KANGAROO MINING AND MILLING CO. Pres., Phil Darragh; supt., Thos. Barrett; secy., J. W. Lynch, Camp McKinney. Property—KANGAROO, STBMWINDBK and WASHINGTON CONSOLIDATED, situated in Camp McKinney. KASLO DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 3, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Kaslo. KASLO MONTEZUMA MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), registered April 14, 1897; capital stock, $1,250,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Kaslo. President, B. C. Hughes; secretary and treasurer, Maurice Mo Micken. Seattle, Wash.; superintendent, John W. Sweeney, Kaslo; other dir., John B. Allen, Seattle. Re-registered June 18, 1898. A. Whealler, attorney. Property — 4 claims, MONTEZUMA, MEXICO, located in 1891; VERA CRUZ. BUENA VISTA, located in 1896; situated on Montezuma Creek, a branch of the south fork of Kaslo Creek, 8 miles from Kaslo, B. C, and 3% miles from the K ft S Ry. Development, 3 tunnels; No. 1, 210 feet; No. 2, 246 feet; No. 3, 1,200 feet, and winze, 300 feet connecting Nos. 2 and 31 (May, 1899). $20,000 spent since March.' 1898 in development work, concentrates six into one. The mine is said to have one of the largest ow chutes in the Slocan country, and to afford every convenience for economical mining A concentrator of 100 tons daily capacity is being erected on the south fork of Kaslo Creek, and connection with the mine by* double rope ariel tramway, 8,700 feet B length, costing $62,000. Plant consists <j 4 drill Rand water power compressor am 2 drills, costing $30,000. shipments of 520 tons; concentrates retnrw ed average of 68 oz. of silver and 65 w cent. lead. j Smelter returns on clean galena are w. to 75.6 oz. silver and 63 to 65 per cent, lew KASLO-SLOCAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock. SIM 000, in $1 shares. Treasury 300,000 shares office. Kaslo. Pres., Mrs. J. E. Han* vice-pres., J. J. Casey; secv.-treas.. 0. * Sutherland. Other directors, C. F. OoJ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 67 MINING COMPANIES. well, S. D. Landecker, C. H. Evans, M. Weinstein, Jas. Black. Development, open eut 60 feet. Propertv-COPPER STAR GROUP-6 claims-GREY COPPER, • KLONDIKE, HALTONIAN, COPPER STAR, ALASKA and PETRA, situated on Harris Hill, Crawford Creek, White Grouse Mountains, 8 miles from line of C. N. P. Ry., by trail.. Dry ore assays show copper 20 per cent, gold $4.80 to $40 and silver 75 to 131 oz. KEITHLEY CREEK HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated June 15, 1899. Oapital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. , . To acquire property of Squall Mining Co. in British Columbia. KEKIONGA MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Trail. KELLEY CREEK GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Toronto, B .C; reg. office, Vancouver. President, William Lount, Q. C. M. P., Toronto; vice-president, Charles H. Waterous, Brantford; secretary-treasurer, F. McPhillips, Toronto. Property—3 claims, comprising 63 acres, crown granted, located on Fraser river, junction of Kelley Creek, Lillooet District; reached by stage from Ashcroft. Development—Several hundred feet of tunnels and drifts, 10-stamp mill and concentrators; water power; average assays, $20. KFNNETH MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 1, 1897; capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 400,000 shares. Office Rossland; Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-pres., Kenneth A. Roberts; secy.-treas., Arthur Marsh, Wallace Block. Other directors, Frank A. Hewer, H. M. Rumball, C. S. Wallis (London, Eng.), Ernest Kennedy, Joseph B. Dabney, J. L. Parker, Lionel H. Webber; resident engineer and supt, Rienzi W. Macfarlane. Development, incline shaft 250 feet on small vein and 5 crosscuts 100 feet (April 20. 1899), proving main vein full depth; 5 feet of ore yielding $16, about same grade as Ymir Mine. Property—TAMARAC, DINNER BUCKET. OCTOBER and RACATAM, located bt. Wild Horse Creek and Salmon River, 1 mile from N. & F. s. Ry., and 4 miles from inur. 200 tons ore on the dump averages $16 in gold. It is decomposed quartz, and free -Qllllng, which company estimate can mine and mill for $6 per ton. The ledge runs north; 70 degrees east, and has been traced for 1,000 feet. Plant consists of 40 horse power boiler and w»st and sinking pump. -KEOUGH GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., (foreign), registered Nov. 25, 1896; capital stock, $200,000 in $1 shares; head office. City of Salt Lake, Utah; reg. office, grand Forks. Property under bond to Alex. Dick as wnstee for a Rossland Syndicate. Leckie « -Harris, managing engineers, Greenwood. -.ifperty—R. BELL, REMINGTON and UMLAWARB, situated in Summit Camp, 4 miles from Grand Forks, reached by wagon road. Development—Double compartment shaft, 80 feet and sinking, shaft 50 feet and drifting. Values, 12 to 14 per cent, copper, $2 gold and 40 oz. silver. KETTLE RIVER MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., OF B. C, Ltd. Filed April 6, 1897. Capital stock $1,200,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 300,000 shares. Office Rossland. Pres., C. A. Hagelberg, Grand Forks; vice-pres., Chester Lacy; sec'y, D. D. Birks; treas., Smith Curtis; other director, Frank C. Hagen. Property—CHRISTINA, situated 13 miles north of Grand Forks, on North Fork of Kettle River. Development, shaft 14 feet and open cut. Values average $40. Gold quartz, partly free milling. KEYSTONE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000- in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., Joseph B. Dabney; vice-pres., Duncan McCormick; sec'y-treas., Gordon Kennedy; other directors, George Ellis, John Huntoon, J. L. Parker and W. A. Galliher. Property—KEYSTONE, BLACKSTONE, GLADSTONE and YELLOWSTONE, situated on Blueberry Creek, 6 miles west of Lower Arrow Lake, Trail Creek district Development, shaft 52 feet, 2 tunnels, 75 feet and 65 feet (June 1, 1898,), which are driving on a cross-vein to tap the main vein. Values average $12. KILO GROUP, owners N. F. McNaught, Silverton, and James McNaught, New York City. Property-4 claims, KILO. KILO FRACTIONS NO. 1 and 2, and WEDGE FRACTION, situated on north fork of Lemon Creek, 2 mllesi from Forks, 6 miles from Slocan Citv, reached by trails. Dev., shaft 175 feet, shaft 135 feet and open cuts. $10,000 expended in work on property. Vein, 4 feet of ore, gold, mostly free milling. small shipment from bottom of shaft to Tr coma ran $96 in gold to ton; to work in 1899. KIMBERLEY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 11. 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury. $250,000. Office, Kimberley, East Kootenay. Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-pres., A. S. Goodeve; secy.-treas., Charles Estmere, Kimberley. Property—5 claims. GEM, SELKIRK, GREAT BEAR. OPHIR and IOWA, situated on Huckleberrv HUI. adjoining North Star Group, 2 miles S. W. of Kimberley, to develop in 1899. ♦KIMBERLEY GOLD MINES CO., of Fairview, B. C. Ld., filed April 5, 1897; capital stock, $900,000: office, Vancouver. KIMBERLEY MINING CO. (Svndicate). Office, Kamloops. W. H. Fowler, J. H. Lyons, F. C. Carter, and J. Lyonse (N. Bend). Property—KIMB 8RLEY GROUP, 5 claims, KIMBERLEY, CHARLOTTE, MORNING STAR NO. 3 and LAST CHANCE NO 3, situated on Coal Hill, 3 miles south of Kamloops, on same vein and east of Python. Dev., tunnel 200 feet. 68 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. KIMBERLEY MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed April 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury;, 300,000 shares; head office, Victoria. President, A. J. McClellan vice-president, Capt. W. Grant; secretary-treasurer, J. T. Bethune, Victoria; other directors, Hon. Edgar Dewdney, Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, Hon. Fred Peters, Q. C.; M. McGregor. KING MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office. Rossland. Re-incorporated Sept. 20, 1898. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 500,000 shares. President, Geo. R. Maxwell; vice-pres., Ross Thompson; secy.- treas., Angus McNish; asst. secy, and treas., Thos. Anderson. Other directors, Alex. J. McMillan, Smith Curtis and Wm. A. Corbett; supt., E. J. Macdonald. Property—ORO DE NORO (nearly 52 acres) in Summit Camp, 15 miles from Grand Forks. Development, shaft 100 feet, and open cuts. Mineral zone fully 600 feet wide, nearly all mineralized, carrying 2 main veins, each 100 feet or over in width, and other small veins. One vein magnetic iron and copper pyrites, carrying gold and silver; 2nd vein copper pyrites, gold, silver and copper. EASTERN KING, WESTERN KING and K. & K. C L. FRACTION (area about 117 acres), situated in South Belt, 3 miles S.W. of Rossland. *KING SOLOMON CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 330,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Ainsworth. President, Dr. Wingate, Spokane; manager, Milton Luther, Ainsworth. Property—Located in Ainsworth District. KING SOLOMON MINES, D. C. Corbin and E. J. Roberts, owners,. Spokane. Property—KING SOLOMON (crown granted, located under '92 law), situated In Copper Camp, 5 miles west of Greenwood. Dev., shaft 100 feet Vein, 16 feet copper ore. Values, average 12 per cent, copper and small gold values; at depth shows native copper. KING SOLOMON'S MINES, Ld., capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President. Isaac Albert Yerex; vice-president, Zevil Gordon Goldberg; secretary-treasurer, Arthur Wheeler Vancouver B. C. re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. Leon B. Luther attorney. KINTYRE MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed March 23, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 In $1 shares; treasury, 350,000 shares; head office. Rossland, B. C; business office, Port Huron. Mich. President, Capt. Alvin Neal; vice-president, Colin McLachlan: treasurer, Colin McLachlan; secretary, John F. Black. Port Huron, Mich.; Other directors, J. S. Clute, jr., Thos. Parker and E. W. Llljegran. Property crown granted. Property—FANDANGO, MAGGIE EXTENSION and FLYING DUTCHMAN, located near Rossland, B. C, W Kootenay District; reached by wagon road and trails, \y2 miles to Ry. Development—Fandango has shaft 55 feet, sunk in 1897. KLONDIKE AND COLUMBIAN GOLD FIELDS, Ltd. Licensed Feb. 14, 1898.1 Head office 34 Victoria street, London, Eng \ Capital stock £100,000, in fl shares. Reg. istered office Victoria attorney. KLONDYKE AND TURE SYNDICATE, 10, 1898. Capital stock £80,000, in shares. Head office in England; reg, Joseph Boscowitz,! KOOTENAY VBSN-j Ld. Licensed Oct, fl of fice, 536 Hastings street, Vancouver, Thomas Reynell Lane, attorney. KLONDYKE PLACER MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) In. corporated March 22, 1899. Oapital stock $i 00,000, in $5 shares. Registered office, Victoria. Head office, Windsor, Ont. Secy., Geo. R. Crowse; supt., A. C. Van Meter": Atlin. Property—PLACER CLAIMS on Eine and Spruce Creeks, near Atlin. KLONDIKE PNEUMATIC CAISS0H MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated May li 1898. Capital stock $75,000, in $1 shares Office Vancouver. KNIGHT TEMPLAR GOLD MINING i CO., (foreign), filed May 2, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rochester; reg. office, Rossland. Agent, Andrew Symonds; secretary, W. J. Collins, Spokane. 'KNOB HILL GOLD MINING CO., ol B. C, Ld., filed Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office Greenwood Gen. mgr., J. P. Graves, Spokane; sunt, W. Y. Williams; attorney, J. F. Hemea-I way. Phoenix worked in connection wit- Old Ironsides M. Co., Ld., and under the same management Property—KNOB HILL, in Greenwood Camp, 9 miles from Greenwood City. Development, tunnel 450 feet (April 1 1899), all in ore, and a number of open cuts on surface. Vein is large, carries gold and copper. Average value, $20; employ 20 men. Adjoins the old Ironside) Mine and uses their compressor plant. KOHINOOR GOLD MINING CO., M filed Oct. 5, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 ti $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Pres ident, Samuel R. Stern; vice-presidenU Emil T. Richter; secretary-treasurer Atffl Brown, Spokane, Wash.; managing direi tor and reg. agent, F. W. Bauer, Rosslai Property—6 claims, BRITISH LlOfl SILVER CORD, WONDERFUL, SUS PRISE NO. 1, LILY OF THE MOOS TAIN and GOLDEN BAR, located « Lookout Mountain, W. Kootenay DistrJ| reached by trail from C & W Ry sidinl Development—Tunnel 30 feet and 2 shaft 30 feet and 12 feet; average assays, $S S5.40 in gold silver and copper; No work since 1897. KOKANEE CREEK MINING AM MILLING CO.. Ld.. filed March 13, is capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; offlo Sandon. Manager C. Kearney Hammond Property—IRON BOUND, located at tt head of Kokanee Creek; said to be an 8 tension on the vein of the Mollie Gibson. CAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 69 MINING COMPANIES. KOKANEE MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 8 1S97; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. I T HYDRAULIC MINING CO.. (foreign), registered May 2, 1896; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Rochester, N. Y.; reg. office, Waneta. KOOTENAI MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 30, 1893, capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Ainsworth. KOOTENAI MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 10, 1895; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. KOOTENAY AND ALGOMA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 2, 1896. Capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Cranbrook. John R. Ccstigan, solicitor. W. J. Nelson, local secy., Rossland; F. J. Jennings, trustee, Sault Saint Marie. Properties, near Cranbrook. KOOTENAY (The) BRITISH COLUBMIA MINING SYNDICATE, Ltd. Head office 57 Moorgate street, London, E.C.; sec'y, Chas, S. Good. Registered offiee Nelson. Henry Brelick, mining engineer. THE NELSON COPPER FIELDS, Ltd., a subsidary company. Property—3 claims—EMILY, HURON and COPPERFIELD, situated on Toad Mountain, 9 miles from Nelson. Adjoining Last Chance. Development, tunnel 100 feet. Ore is cop I per pyrites, carrying gold and silver. Values average 7 to 10 per cent, copper, and $2 to $3 in gold and 6 oz. silver. BROWN BEAR and BLACK BEAR, situated on summit of Purcell Range, south fork St. Mary's river, E. Kootenay. CALUMET and HECKLA, situated near Hooker Pass, summit Purcell Range, E. Kootenay. KOOTENAY (B. C.) SMELTING AND TRADING SYNDICATE (foreign), filed Nov. 4, 1889; capital stock, $40,000; head office, London, Eng.; reg. office, Revelstoke. Trustee, T. J. Lendrum, Ainsworth. Haig & Crage agents. Revelstoke. Property-SMELTER TOWNSITE, Revel- stoke. pt??SP!?AT AND CARIBOO GOLD 2£-*J>&J&- flled Feb- 27> 1897= capital SiSk'J100-000; office, Vancouver. Presi- aZZ, ' H- Wilson; vice-president, J. R. h^l0fUri_?e?retary' A- A- Boak, 515 Hast- t a n' • Vancouver; managing director, J. A. Cowan. INv™KAX-CA£IBO° MINING AND 1897-n=B£ENT ,CO- La- filed March 4. heart ^ltal ^toek, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; Pr_siflpSCVToroTnto; re&- ofllce, Kaslo. S& rH^n-John Costigan; first vice- idmt rk Jojjn Mulligan; second vice-pres- Beth 1^ Small; secretary, George Mac- SPi^?^st' E- Toronto; consulting engineer, W. Hamilton Merritt. ffl?d°E£AT 9o?JEF MINING CO., Ld.. to $lfchc 3'J897; capital stock, $1,000,000 Kr\ ; offlce' Revelstoke. 'PECTT^-^T^1^0 COLUMBIA PROS- Apnl 10> 1894; capital stock, $40,000; head office, Ottawa; reg. office, Kaslo. President, George P. Brophy; vice-president, Sanford H. Fleming; secretary-treasurer, Hector McRae, Rossland; supt., Edward Watts; engineer and assayer, W. R. Askwith. Property—WELLINGTON GROUP, 4 claims, WELLINGTON, BLUCHER, METIS and, BOLDERWOOD, situated 3 miles from Whitewater Station, 1,700 feet above the K. & S. Ry. track; wagon road to mine. The property has been worked since 1894. Development, 2 main tunnels, 1,200 feet and 400 feet, with over 1,100 feet of drifting (April 7, 1899). one vein dips sixty degrees to south and another 70 degrees to north Some cars of ore that run 20 per cent zinc carried over 200 oz. silver. Shipments, about 2 cars a week, on which returns average 200 02. silver and 0 per cent. lead. STANLEY GROUP, 2 claims, STANLEY and NIP AND TUCK, situated six miles from Sproules Station, on K. & S. Ry.; reached by trail, Development, tunnel 400 feet and crosscut tunnel 175 feet. Values average 125 oz. silver and 55 per cent. lead. Expect to ship in 1899. EDWARDS and BRUSSELLS, situated on White Grouse Mountain, E. Kootenay. 12 miles from C. N. P. Ry., between Moyie and St. Mary's. The properties are worked every summer, Development, 2 tunnels 200 ft. and 150 ft. ore carries 5 per cent, copper, $10 gold and 20 oz. silver. KOOTENAY COAL CO. (Dominion); capital stock, $1,500,000; head office, Ottawa. KOOTENAY CO., Ld., filed Feb. 24, 1897; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. KOOTENAY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.. Ld., filed Aug. 8, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; office, Vancouver. Trustees, Geo. D. Scott, Arthur J. Scott and William J. McGuigan. KOOTENAY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. OF EVERETT, filed Aug. 21, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Golden. General manager, T. E. Clochecy. Property—BENNISON, BOSTON and INTERNATIONAL, in McMurdo district, East Kootenay. Development cross-cut tunnel 180 feet, and drifting with vein, which is 30 feet in width, carrying galena and grey copper. KOOTENAY DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Licensed July 9, 1898. Head office, London, England. Capital stock £10,000, in fl shares. Registered office Vancouver. Geo. Denny Mackay attorney. KOOTENAY DEVELOPMENT CO. OF LONDON, ENG.; capital stock, £10,000. Manager, George D. Mackay, Vancouver. KOOTENAY GOLD FIELDS. Ld; capital stock. £10,000 in £1 shares: head office, London. Eng.; reg. March 17, 1896. KOOTENAY GOLD FIELDS SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed May 8, 1899. Capital stock £20,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 9 Lombard street, London, Eng.; reg. of- 70 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. flee, Rossland. David Blyth Bogle, attorney. Property—2-3 of VICTORIA TRIUMPH GOLD M. CO., Ltd. KOOTENAY GOLD AND SILVER PROSPECTING CO., Ld.; capital stock, $10,000 in $50 shares; office, Rossland. Trustee L. H. Moftatt * \_a. Property—7 CLAIMS, on Cariboo Creek. 7 CLAIMS near Windermere, East Kootenay. KOOTENAY GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed April 22, 1895; capital stock, $100,000; office, Vancouver. Trustees, C. J. Mitchell, T. R. Moirow and G. D. Scott KOOTENAY HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 3, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Rochester, N. Y.; reg. office, Waneta. KOOTENAY LAKE REDUCTION CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 23, 1892; capital stock, $250,000; head office, New Haven, Conn.; reg. office, Pilot Bay. KOOTENAY-LONDON MINING CO., filed June 25, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 350,000 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., C. O. Lalonde; sec'y- treas., W. Tomlinson. Other directors, J. L. G. Abbott, A. J. McMillan and J. S. Paterson. Property—ANNIE FRACTION, on Red Mountain, adjoining the Black Bear, on the west, 1 mile from Rossland. The Red Mountain Ry. track passes through the lower end of the property. It is claimed that the vein of the Le Roi can be traced through the Annie Fraction. Assays from a depth of 40 feet were from $14 to $20. COMET NO. 2, situated 3 miles north of Rossland; development, a prospecting shaft. There are two ledges running thiough the claim. KOOTENAY LAND EXPLORATION CO. C. S. Wallis and L. Henry Moffatt, trustees, Rossland. Development, syndicate holding land and mineral claims in Windermere District, East Kootenay. ' KOOTENAY MINING CO . Ld. (foreign), registered Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $2,- 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Ainsworth. KOOTENAY MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered April 10, 1894; capital stock, $40,000; head office, Ottawa; reg. office, Kaslo. KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 24, 1896; capital stock, $2,500,000; head office. Victoria. KOOTENAY MINING PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. President, Henry E. Croasdale, Nelson; vice-presidents Ainsworth Mining Division, George Alexander, Kaslo, and Scott McDonald; vice-presidents Slocan Mining Division, John G. McGuigan, Cody, and W. E. Mann, Kaslo; vice-president Nelson Mining Division, Frank Fletcher; vice-president Goat River Mining Division, T. G. Proctor, Balfour; treasurer, J. R. Robertson, Nelson; secretary, John Keen, Kaslo. KOOTENAY NO. 1 MINING CO. (foreign), filed June 19, 1889; capital stock, $600,- 000; head office, Portland; reg. office, Ainsworth. KOOTENAY AND NORTHWEST MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. KOOTENAY MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), registered Aug. 6, 1894; capital stock, $300,000; head office, Jersey City, N. J.; reg. office, Pilot Bay. • Property—Pilot Bay Smelter and Concentrator, capacity 200 tons per day. BLUE BELL JVHNE, comprising BLUE Bell and Cother claims, situated on theE. side of Kootenay Lake, 8 miles north of Pilot Bay; low-grade galena. KOOTENAY ORE CO., Ltd. Licensed Dec. 27, 1897. Head office 2 Suffolk Lane, Cannon street, London, Eng. Capital stock £25,000, In £10 shares. Registered office Kaslo. George Alexander general mgr. and attorney; supt. and assayer, Ed. Dedolph. Property—SAMPLING WORKS, situated on the north side of Kaslo Bay, reached by a spur of the K. & S. Ry. The plant has had some important additions and it now ranks as one of the beat j on the continent. Bridgman, sampler. Capacity 250 tons pet day. KOOTENAY SAFETY MINING CO., I Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1896; capital stock, $1" 000 in $1 shares, 600,000 common and 400,000 preference shares; treasury, 250,000 preference shares; office, Rossland. President, Smith Curtis; vice-president, George Moore; ; secretary, Walter L. La wry, Ross-i land. Not operating since July, 1898. Property—DALY, located on east slope ol Record Mountain. 1% miles from by trafl from Rossland. Development, shaft 60 feet and crosscut tunnel in 75 feet: KOOTENAY SALMON GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 16, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Dr. Louis Beaupre, Montreal; vice president, J. r. Martin; manager, P. J. Shields; treasurer, J. K. Clark; secretary, W. H. Kerry, Ne* Westminster. The officers form the boaw| of directors. Property-3 claims, LOUIS B., COPPEj KING AND UNITED VERDE. situaW miles north of Salmon siding ana ' mile from N. & F. S. Ry., in Nelson district. KOOTENAY AND SLOCAN PB°S' PECTING AND PROMOTING CO.. j-*' filed Sept. 16, 1896. Capital stock $l°"'u7 in $25 shares. Office, Vancouver, rre*. O. P. Skrine; vice-pres.. C. A. Holl»! secv.-treas., Arnold E. Kealy, 619 w»'i ville street. Other directors. S. K. J™WA J. O. Benwell, F. W. Rolt, S. B. W<*$$ and J. Rayner. Manager, F. W. k°" Rossland. Property1—Comprises a number of clarm- in all parts of the province. IL. KOOTENAY-TACOMA L. C. MIN1W CO. (foreign), registered Feb, 22, 1897, «£ ital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; head onw GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 71 MINING COMPANIES. Tacoma; reg. office, Nelson Re-registered Dec. 23, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Ymir. Jens Olsen, attorney. Property—GREAT EAGLE claim (1-3 interest), situated between Trout Lake and Thompson's Landing, Lardeau district. LAKE CHRISTINA MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office. Rossland. LAKE SHORE MINING CO., Ld., filed April 15, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. LANARK CONSOLIDATED MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 14, 1891. Capital stock $425,000. Head office, Revelstoke, B. C. Trustees, Thos. Earle, F. S. Barnard, Johannes Buntzen, R. H. Sperling and Edgar A. Bennett. Property—LANARK. MAPLE LEAF, OAK LEAF, ISABELLA, DOROTHY, SUTTON, HOPER. RED FOX, BLUE JAY, ANNE, FLORTAN FRACTION, CLYDE FRACTION, HORNE FRACTION. WARWICK FRACTION. EAST LANARK FRACTION and ROSALIND FRACTION, situated about 3% miles from IJlecilliwaet on the C. P. R. Some 2,000 tons of ore (concentrates) of average value of $75.00 to the ton (in silver and lead) have been shipped, and further developments are now in course of prosecution. The property is well developed and is estimated to have a body of 100,000 tons of ore, which concentrates 3% to 1. The concentrator on the railway line has capacity of 100 tons per day. and is connected with the mine by a double ariel tramway, 6,550 feet long, with a fall of 2,640 feet in two sections, having capacity of 100 tons in 10 hours; LARDO-DUNCAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO.. Ld.; office, Kaslo. Manager, Charles F. Caldwell. Property—SURPRISE, situated 3 miles rrom Howser Lake and 35 miles from Kaslo: assays upwards of 100 oz. silver; also lead and copper. LARDO-DUNCAN GOLD. SILVER AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Feb. 13, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 Shares. Office, New Westminster. LARDEAU-GOLD SMITH MINES, Ltd Incorporated March 22, 1898. Capital stock $200,000, in 10c shares. Treasury, 1,000,- 000 shares. Registered office Rossland. Pres., Dr. A. C. Sinclair; sec'y-treas., Smith Curtis. Property—OREGON and OPHIR in Pool Creek Basin, 12 miles from Thompson's Landing. Lardeau district. Assays show gold, silver, lead and copper, and run ■ from $50 to $600. Development, 50 feet tunnel; BRUNSWICK, situated on Fish Creek, 6 miles from Cowaplex. Dev., 3 tunnels, total 70 feet. Values, "o0 to $75 in silver and lead. -^RDF.AU MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed Aug. 24, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Revelstoke. LARDEAU-TROUT LAKE MINING SYNDICATE, Ld., filed April 26, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in 50c shares; office, Victoria. LARDO SILVER MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. LA REGINA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 26, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. LAST CHANCE MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Oct. 26, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, i Spokane; reg. office, Sandon. President, E. U. Tomlinson; secretary, F. A. Wood, Spokane. Re-incorporated as Last Chance Mining Co., Ld. LAST CHANCE MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 25, 1898. Capital stock [ $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Sandon. Pros., Dr. W. A. Hendyx; vice-pres., Scott McDonald; secy.-treas. and gen. mgr., I Frank A. Wood. Other directors, Bigger- i staff Wilson, and W. H. Stimson. Supt., Ward McDonald; consulting engineer, R. C. Riblet. Froperty-LAST CHANCE GROUP, 7 claims, LAST CHANCE, STARLIGHT NO. 3, LITTLE WIDOW, BLIZZARD, BLUE | JAY, SILVER CORD, STARLIGHT FRACTION, situated on Noble Five Mountain, 3 miles from Sandon, adjoining Noble Five and above Ajax. Dev., 4 tunnels on vein, total 2,000 feet, levels connected by upraises. Vein, 2 to 30 feet in width, ore 2 inches to 8 feet. Plant, Riblet system double rope automatic aerial tram 6,500 feet (one span 2..8O0 feet between two supports), connecting mine with Cody branch of K. & S. railway; I capacity, 75 tons per day, operated by one man. ship 1 car 20 tons per day. ores average 125 oz. silver and 50 per cent. ! lead. LAURA HYDRAULIC MINING CO., filed June 6, 1889; capital stock, $20,000; of- j fice, Victoria. LAURIER MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 9, 1897: capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office. Ainsworth. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. Alfred Stal- berg, attorney. LEAP YEAR CONSOLIDATED GOLD [ MINING CO., Ltd. Capital stock $1,000,- 000, in $1 shares. Treasury 300,000 shares. Head office London, Ont. Pres., Dr. C. W. Belton; sec'y, E. D. Croden; supt, James O. Belton, Rossland; J. B. Johnson & Co., I agents, Rossland. Property—LEAP YEAR and LEAP YEAR [ NO 1, situated on Rover Creek. i miles by wagon road from Ward's Ferry, on the C & K Ry, just east of Slocan crossing. Development, cross-cut tunnel, 325 feet May, 1898); foot station. . Crosscut 22 feet at 250 LEE MINES, of Slocan, Ld., filed April I 7, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in 25c shares; office, Silverton. Trustees, Lorenzo Alex- 72 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. ander, M. R. W. Rathborne and H. B. Alexander. LEGAL TENDER MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., of Slocan, Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,-00,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. LEMON GOLD MINING CO., OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Registered Feb. 22, 1898. Head office Omaha, Neb. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Camp McKinney. Matthew J. Greevy, attorney. LEMON CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Slocan City. LE ROI MINING CO., Ld. Licensed Dec. 19, 1898. Capital stock £1,000,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 43 Lothbury, London, Eng.; reg. office, Rossland. Edwin Durant, attorney. Chairman, Most Hon. Marquis of Dufferin and Ava; managing director, Whittaker Wright; secretary, F. A. Labouchere. Other directors, Right Hon. Lord Loch aud H. H. Andrews. chief engineer and mine manager, W. A. Carlyle; superintendent, Nicholas T. Tre- gear. LE ROI MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., (foreign), registered June 22, 1891; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $5 shares; head office, Spokane. Col. W. W. D. Turner; vice- president, D. W. Henley; treasurer, W. M. Ridpath; secretary, J. M. Armstrong, Zeigler block, Spokane; managing board, Col. I. N. Peyton, chairman; W. J. Harris and L. F. Williams; Re-registered Dec. 28, 1897. Transferred assets to Le Roi Mining Co., Ld. Prooerty—3 claims, LE ROI, BLACK BEAR and IVANHOE, (fraction), located *4 mile northwest of Rossland on the southeast slope of Red Mountain. The Le Roi Is the largest and best developed property in the Trail District. The old working shaft is down to the 600-foot level and new skip shaft, double compartment, is down 850 feet. There are over 10,000 ft. of horizontal and vertical workings. The surface plant buildings and machinery cost $150,- 000, and consist of a 40-drill Rand compressor, 350 h. p. direct acting hoisting engine, 1 sorting house, bins and surface gravity tram to Red Mountain track. Employs 200 to 250 men. First grade ore runs about $70, and second $37.50. The Le Roi company commenced the erection of a smelter plant at Northnort about the end of July, 1897. Output about 350 tons por day, which is shipped by Red Mountain Ry. to company's smelter at Northport. Total for first half 1898, 22,970 tons. Dividends. First dividend paid in October, 1895. Total to January 1, 1899, $9^5,000. All paid previous to re-incorporation. LEO (BRITISH COLUMBIA) MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Aug. 1. 1899. Capital stock $1, 250, 000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland Propertv—LEO, KENO, EVELYN. EDNA, LATAK, ROYAL ANNE and RISING SUN, situated on Keno Creek, 3 miles west of Hall's Siding, Nelson District. LERWICK GOLD MINING CO., Ltd., xiieu iv_a.i'_u _, i_bi; capital stock, $l,5uu,uuu in si shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares, vifi-e, Kossiand. President, U. D. Cassel- iiian; vice-pres. and. gen. mgr., J. L. Whitney; secy, and treas., Leo H. Schmidt. Other directors, Hugh McGlynn, H. R, Dunlop, Michael Moms and A. J. Lockhart. foreman, John Bjorkland, Ymir. Dev., tunnel 230 feet, tapping vein at depth of 125 feet; drift, 150 feet on vein; upraise, 125 feet to surface. Property—__LiS±_, located on the north forK. of vViiu nurse CreeK., ii miles from a. & J?'. H. xty, a miies irom _.mir, iu miles soutn of Nelson; reached by wagon road, 'rue pay streak is 18 inches to 3 feet wide and is saiu tu De very i-ou, u concentrating proposition. Values average $30 to $3o in gold and -liver, with su all percentage of copper. LEVIATHAN GOLD MINING AND M1LL1-NG CO., Ltd. Filed March 2, 1897. Capital stock $2,uou,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 1,000,000 shares. Office Kaslo. Pres., J. H. Gray; vices-pres., Jas. Speers; secy.- treas., O. A. Sutneriand. Other directors, E. m Chipman,. H. C. Ross and S. Fawcett. Property—LEVIATHAN GROUP; 11 claims, named Nos. 1 to 11, situated on tne east side of Kootenay Lake, opposite ivasio, south of Campbell Creek. The vein, which it is said runs the full length of the claims, nas been stripped in various places. Development, tunnel 312 feet, tunnel 130 feet, and winze 50 feet, sinking on vein i.May 1, 1899). The property is an iron capped ledge, 3 miles long and about 50 feet wide Latest assays, $J3.50 in silver, copper, gold und small value in nickel. LEXINGTON MINING AND MILLING CO., Ltd. Incorporated August 26, 1897. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c shares. Registered office Rossland. L. H. MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 10, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000 ,n $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Si'verton. Pres., A. R. Fingland; eecy.- freas. and mgr., John Tinting, Silverton. Other directors, Alex. Tingling. Development, crosscut tunnel 55 feet, and drift in footwall. To develop actively la 1899. Property—L. H., situated on Red Mountain, 4 miles southeast of Silverton, ad- joing Los Vegas. Ledge 30 feet wide, bulk concentrating ore. Clean ore (arsenical silver) in footwall rune 1,000 to 2,000 oz. silver. Dry ore balance of ledge, carries $2.50 to $250 in gold. LIGHTNING CREEK GOLD GRAVELS AND DREDGING CO., Ld., filed Feb. A 1896. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares, Office Ashcroft. | Pres., Senator James Reid; vice-pres., *>. H. Unverzagt; secy.-treas. and supt., a. W. Moore,. Cottonwood. Property—HYDRAULIC workings. Five miles of consolidated leases of bed oi Lightning Creek. LILLOOET FRASER RIVER AN£ CARIBOO GOLD FIELDS CO.. Ld., cap- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 73 MINING COMPANIES. ital £300,000, in £1 shares, of which £250,- 000 shares have been issued, leaving iou,- 000 shares in reserve. Head office, 51 Bil- liter Buildings, Billiter street, London, E. C, England. General manager, Edgar A. Bennett, Revelstoke, B. C. _-___, Company owns property in the Trout Lake and Boundary Creek Districts, besides the OiTY OF SPOKANE and NORTH STAR claims at Rossland, and interests in the SUNSHINE, Ld., and LANARK CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMELTING COMPANY, Ld. Lty. BROADVIEW, OLD SONOMA, PHIL- LIPSBURG, TRUE FISSURE, GREAT NORTHERN and HILLSIDE, situated on Bald Mountain, Lardo Creek, 7 miles from Fort Lahue. These properties are said to adjoin and run over the ridge of the mountain, and so can be worked by one main tunnel. The Great Northern and Hillside were first opened in 1895 and are promising properties. The company contemplated building a concentrator and tramway at an early date. CITY OF SPOKANE, located on west slope of Monte Cristo Mountain and east slope of Red Mountain, y2 mile north of Rossland. The plant consists of a 50 horse power boiler, 4-drill Rand compressor and 3 sluggers, costing $4,000. LILLOOET GOLD REEFS MINING AND MILLING CO., filed Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. President, Charles Coulson; vice president, Charles Nelson; other directors, H. B. Gilmour, A. A. Boak, Charles Milne, A. C. Stirett and E. Welsh; secretary, E. Bourne, 515 Hastings st, W. Vancouver. Property—AURIUS, MARGUERITE and NANAIMO, situated on the left branch of Cayoosh Creek, Lillooet district. There are three ledges of free milling ore on the property, which have been stripped in several places. Samples assayed average $15. LILLOOET HYDRAULIC MINING CO., filed Aug. 21, 1889; capital stock, $10,000; office. New Westminster. LILY MAY GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 1, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000; head office; Sookane: reg. office Rossland. Pres., Geo. Turner; vice-pres. and mgr., W. J. Harris; sec'y-treas., Frank Kizer, Rossland. Property—LILY MAY, transferred to English Canadian Co., Ld. LILY MAY MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign), registered May 13, 1896; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. LINE RIDGE GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. ♦LIONS GATE MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $250,000; office, Vancouver. LITTLE BERTHA GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 19, 1899. ^apital stock $1,000, 000, in $1 shares. Of- nce, Greenwood. Pres., A. Kendrick. Property—LITTLE BERTHA, situated in Brown's Camp, 12 miles from Grand Forks. Dev., shaft 45 feet, and tunnel 50 fee:. Vein, 3 feet of quartz, carrying some galena. Values average $38 in gold and 3& oz. silver. LITTLE BESS GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 15, 1897; capital stock, $2,009,000 in $1 shares; head office. Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. LITTLE CARIBOO MINING CO. Registered Feb. 18, 1899. Capital stock $100,- 000 in 10c. shares. Head office, Spokane;* reg. office, Camp McKinney. Thomas Donald, attorney. Property—ANNIE L. in Camp McKinney. Dev., shaft 59 feet and crosscut 18 feet, drift 30 feet (April 30, 1899), ledge 14 feet, with 8 feet _>ay chute; ore similar to Cariboo. LITTLE JIM GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Rossland. LITTLE JOE CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Trail. President, E. S. Topping. Secretary-treasurer, William De V. le Maistre, Trail; supt., T. W. Spellman. Property—LITTLE JOE, WESTERN SPY and KANGAROO, situated in the south belt of Trail Creek district, across a spur of Lake Mountain, V-/2 miles from Trail and ty, mile north of the Crown Point. There are 3 veins on the property. Development 250 foot tunnel; shipped a car of unsorted, which ran $25 per ton gross; freight and treatment $12. LITTLE JUMBO GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed July 28, 1896; capital stock, $650,000 in $1 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Rossland. President, F. D. Seymour; secretary, C. P. Converse, Seattle. LITTLE MAUD GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. LLOYD'S CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 23, 1897; capital strck, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. LLOYD GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld„ filed Oct. 23, 1S96; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, John I. Withrow; sec'y, I. E. Suckling, Toronto; director and solicitor, J. S. Clute, jr., Rossland. Property—LLOYD, ANNA, ELTHA and GOLGOTHA, situated in Burnt Pass district, Nelson Division. Development, shaft 14 feet. LODESTAR GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; Head office, Drury Buildings, 21 Water sireet, Liverpool. Local office, Kaslo. Pres., J. C. Lesshyre Blyth (Liverpool); vice-pres., Frank Conrugt; secy., James D. Carlyle, Kaslo; gen. mgr., James F. Smith; consulting engineer. A. Edgecombe. Property—LODESTAR GROUP. 5 claims, LODESTAR, MOUNTAIN VIEW, SILVER SPRAY, SILVER BOW and ROYAL CLIPPER, situated on Hall Creek, a tributary 74 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLOMBIA MINING COMPANIES. of Duncan river, 38 miles from Duncan City. Development, 300 feet tunnels and shaft. Values, smelter test average 137 oz. silver, 21 per cent, copper,' and $7.83 gold; 200 tons ready for shipment (May 1, 1899). Mining and freight to Kaslo Sampler, $10 per ton. i the Company also own other undeveloped properties in Kootenay. LONDON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA ALLIANCE SYNDICATE (foreign), regis- I tered April 3, 1897; capital stock, £15,100 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng attorney, Charles Robert Hamilton, Rossland. Property—OLE BULL and C. O. D., in Ground Hog Basin, in Big Bend country; reached via Revelstoke. LONDON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD FIELDS Ld., filed Oct. 20, 1896; capital stock, £200,000 in £1 shares; head office, 3 Laurence Pountney hill, London, E, C. (reg. May 16, 1896); reg. office, Nelson. General manager, J. Roderick Robertson; mining engineer, S. S. Fowler; E. M.; asst. engineers, E. C. Holden, E. M., and Benj. Hodge. Licensed Dec. 3, 1898. Licensed May 8, 1899. James Roderick Robertson, attorney. Subsidiary Companies. WHITEWATER MINES, Ld. YMIR GOLD MINES, Ld. Property—ALAMO GROUP. 4 claims, ALAMO, INKERMAN, ALEXANDRIA and GIBRALTAR, situated between north fork of Wild Horse Creek and Salmon river, 4% miles from Ymir, and adjoining the Ymir (Group) Mine. The company are also operating numerous other properties in different parts of the Province ". LONDON AND CANADA SYNDICATE, Ld. Capital stock £25,000, in £1 shares; all Treasury. Head office. 36 Lombard street, London, Eng.; reg. office, Rossland. Chairman, Sir Wm. Ingram; secy., H. F. Phillips; attorney and manager, Hector McRae, Rossland; consulting engineer, J. Edwards Leckie. The Company own 4-5 of the stock of the BOUNDARY CREEK MINING & MILLING CO., Ld., of Greenwood. 4 claims on Eldorado and Bonanza Creeks, Yukon District. LONDON CONSOLIDATED GOLD FIELDS EXPLORATION and MINING Co., Ltd., filed March 23,1897, capital stock $100,000 in 10c. shares, treasury 350.000 shares. Office Rossland. President, Henry Roy; vice-pres., A. C. Gait; secy.-treas., J. A. Macdonald, 29 W. Columbia ave., Rossland. Other directors, L. L. Workman, N. Johnson, F. W. Rolt, J. J. B. Gosselin and John McKane; consulting en- gleer, Walter F. Ferrier. Property—SILVER HILL GROUP—SILVER HILL, NORFOLK, SIMCOE, GREEN CROWN, S. & N. and ROY FRAC, sit. in Canyon Creek, a tributary of Crawford Creek, 12 miles east of Pilot Bay. ledge; traceable 6,000 feet and carries gold, silver, copper and lead; Development, 6 tunnels over 1,000 feet, besides 200 feet of open cuts (March 30, '99). LINCOLN GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. Manager and engineer, Joseph B. Powell, Nelson. LINCOLN AND B. C. GOLD VENTURE SYNDICATE, Ld. Agent, T. R. Hardman, Vancouver. LONDON & CONSOLIDATED GO'LDJ. FIELDS AND EXPLORATION CO. Henry Roy, mining engineer, Rossland. Property—SILVER, HILL GROUP, situated on Canyon Creek, 12 miles fron. Grajwford Bay. development, tunnel 490 feet; ore body 3 feet wide, white quartz, carrying silver galena and grey copper. Clean ore will average $100 per ton, and concentrating $25. LONDON & GLOBE FINANCE CORPORATION, Ltd. Head office 15 Austin Friars, London, E.C., England; secretary, A. B. Dealtry; manager, Whitaker Wright. Parent Company of British America Corporation, Ld. LONDON HILL MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 17, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, T. G. Proctor; vice-pres., O. T. Stone; sec'y-treas., C. W. McAnn; mining manager, O. Von. Moerkerke; other directors, Hamilton Byers, Harold Selous and C. Musgrove. Property—LONDON, THIRD OF JULY, POMPEII, ROUND UP, BANKER and LION, located near Bear Lake on K & S Ry, Ainsworth and Slocan Districts; reached by K & S Ry to Bear Lake. Development—Lower tunnel, 450 feet; upper tunnel 75 feet; upraise, 115 feet; average assays of carload lots, 150 oz. to 300 oz, sorted ore. Character of ore, dry silver ore ledge 4 ft pay streak, 2 to 8 inches of ore assaying from 1,000 oz. to 5,000 oz.; 4-foot ledge averages about 75 oz. All ore of less value than 60 oz. per ton will be left on the dump until a tramway is constructed from the mine to the Kaslo and Slocan railway track. LONDON MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION, Ld., (foreign), filed Feb. 24,1893; capital stock, £50,000; reg. office, Nelson. Agent, F. M. Chadbourn. A mining and development syndicate. LONDON MINING CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 19, 1897: capital stock, $1,500,- 000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Ains^; worth. LONDON MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. capital stock $3,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 1,000,000 shares; head office, Seattle: reg. office, Rossland. President, Richard T. Dabney, Rossland, vice- president, Capt. William Clark; treasurer, O. P. Anderson; secretary, F. L. Fehren, Seattle. LONDON & PACIFIC GOLD FIELDS, Ld. Licensed July 8. 1899. Capital stock £30,000, in 5s. shares. Head office, 38 Hol- born Viaduct, London, F.ng.; reg. office, Vancouver. Elijah John Fader, attorney LONDON AND ROSSLAND, B. C, Ltd. Registered May 17, 1898. Head office Gov- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. YD MINING COMPANIES. entry, England. Capital stock £15,000, in fl shares. Registered office Rossland. LONDON AND ROSSLAND (B. C.) MINING CO., Ld., filed June 13, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President, A. J. McMillan; vice- president, J. G. Dixon, London, Eng.; secretary, J. S. Patterson, Rossland; mining engineer, Ed Pritchard, London, Eng. | Chairman, Thomas J. Mercer; secy., Geo. E Davies, Coventry, Eng. Anthony J. McMillan, attorney, Rossland. Disposed of assets to British Columbia (Rossland and Slocan) Syndicate, Ld. Property—12 claims, mostly in vicinity of Ymir and Hall Siding. LONDON AND VANCOUVER FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 15, 1897; capital stock, £100,250 in 100,000 ordinary shares of £1; deferred shares, 5,000 of Is; head office, England; reg. office, Vancouver. Licensed Dec. 27, 1897. Attorney Alfred St. George Hamersley Consulting engineer and supt., Alfred H. Bromley. Property—BLUE BELLS GROUP, 3 claims, BLUE BELLS, GOLD BUG and DASHWOOD, situated on Frederick Arm. Development, 2 tunnels, NO. 1 228 feet, 60 feet drift, and 2 winzes; No. 2, 300 feet and drift 40 feet (June 14, 1899). Vertical depth, 225 feet. Vein, 50 feet, paystreak, 14 feet. Values $7.50 in gold and silver. COPPER CANYON GROUP, 3 claims. VICTORIA, COPPER CANYON and SUSAN, situated on Mount Sicker, 5 miles up Chemainus river and adjoining Denora. Development, shaft 16 feet, drift 37 feet drift 100 feet, and 2 winzes 29 feet and 5 feet (June, 1899). Values, copper and gold. The Company also own numerous other properties In different parts of the province. LONDON AND YMIR (BRITISH COLUMBIA) GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated May 12. 1898. Capital stock $750,- 000, in $1 shares. Treasury 350,000 shares. Registered office Rossland. President, An- Rossland. Other directors, J. L. G. Abbott, Geo. H. Bavne and Donald Kennedy, thony J. McMillan; sec'y, Wm. T omllnson. Property—NANCY JANE, situated 6 miles from Ymir. LONDON AND YUKON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION ,Ltd. Head office London, Eng. Capital stock £175,000, in £1 shares. Advisory board—Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper and Hon. F. Peters, Victoria. LONE STAR AND BLUE GROUSE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ltd. Re-incorporated June 30, 1898. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury. 300,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., James D. Sword; vice-pres., John R. Reavis; secy.- treas., Thomas Anderson. Other directors, James Cooper (Montreal), E. B. Green- shields, Byron N. White and J. S. Clute. jr. Re-incorporated as Lone Star & Blue Lronse Cons. Mining Co., Ld. ^?!£R?.rtJ'~L0NB STAR and BLUE GROUSE, in Slocan district. - *LOOKOUT MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,250,000 in $1 shares- treasury, 450,000 shares; head office, TraiL President, R. T. Daniel; vice-pres., Chas. Dundee; sec'y-treas., ; other directors, Ralph White and Wm. Claffy. property—THE JOKER and PINK, situated on Lookout Mountain, V£ miles from Trail. Development, shaft 50 feet and cross-cut. Values $6 to $18. LOOKOUT MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Aug. 1, 1895; capital stock. $250,000; head office, Spokane. Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. LORINDALE GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed Oct. 28, 1896; capital stock, $300,000 in $1 shares; office, Nanaimo. LOST CREEK DEVELOPMENT CO., (foreign), registered March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, New York; reg. office, Nelson. LOST CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Name changed to Abbotsford Gold Mining Co., Ltd. LOS VEGOS MINING COMPANY (foreign), registered March 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma, Wash.; reg. office, Silverton. Pres., A. R. Fingling; secy.-treas. and mgr., John Tingling, Silverton. Other directors, Alex. Tingling, Charles Brand, and G. W. Hellar. Development, 20-foot tunnel on one ledge, which is a small high grade vein of free milling gold ore. Has 3 other ledges all traceable. Claim is practically undeveloped. Property—LOS VEGAS, situated on Red Mountain, 4 miles southeast of Silverton and adjoining L. H. 'LOWHEE QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1877; capital stock, $250,000; office, Barkerville. LOYAL CANADIAN GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 4, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. LUCKY BOY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, JEtossIand. President and manager, Samuel L. Myers; sec'y-treas., Wm. McDonald 111 E. Columbia avenue. Property—WAFFER, situated on North Fork of Salmon, 15 miles from Erie. Development, 100 feet and surface Improvements. LUCKY GEORGE MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 28, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; office, Sandon. President, W. H. McVay; vice- president, George Nichol; secretary-treasurer, D. S. Wallbridge, Sandon; managing director, D. J. McDougald. Property—LUCKY GEORGE, INNIS- FAL and BEAVER, situated above the second north fork of Lemon Creek; reached from Slocan City. The vein has been traced 1,000 feet across the property; It is 10 feet wide, with surface composed of soft sreen porphyry, with a paystreak of about 3V_ feet in width. Samples assayed $45 in HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. gold and 2% oz. silver, and $51 in gold and 23% oz. silver. LUCKY JIM MINE. Owners, Braden Bros Helena, and Edward J. Matthews, manager, Kaslo; Property—11 claims, LUCKY JIM, ROADEY, ST. GEORGE, MOSES, SHIELDS, DRAGON, SHILOH, ALTA, PHROSO, JOHN PLUMMER FRACTION and ROANOKE FRACTION, crown granted, situated 1,500 feet above K. & S. Ry. at Bear Lake. It is a well developed property having some 2,500 feet tunnels and upraises (May 1, 1898). The ore-bearing formation lies northwest and southeast and is on the whole a concentrating ore. The average returns from shipments are 70 oz. silver and 60 per cent lead, steady shipper during past 2 years. The K. & S. track is connected with the lower tunnel of the Lucky Jim by a surface gravity tramway 1,300 feet in length. Plant, 4 drill Rand compressor, 60 horse power boiler and 3 drills. LUCKY STAR. Owners, Donald McKay, Fort Steele. John M. Burke, Spokane, and Francis Mc- Lelland, St. Paul, Minn. Property—LUCKY STAR GROUP, situated 15 miles north of Fort Steele. MABEL GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed March 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, N. E. Matthews; vice-president and manager, W. A. Ritchie, Spokane; secretary, C. D. Crites, Lima, O.; treasurer, Amos Young; trustee, John Fin- ley. of Ohio Syndicate—{Frank Kizer, attorney, Rossland. Property—MABEL, situated y2 mile north of Rossland on the south spur of Red Mountain; development, 2 tunnels, winze and upraises; average assays, $36.48 in gold, silver and copper, of which the latter the average is 13.55 per cent. MACDONALD MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 25. 1899. Oapital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Rossland. Property—LILLY and NORTH LILLY, in Madera County, Cal. MACLEOD GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Kaslo. President, Maj. S. B. Steele; secretary, Elmer J. Steele. Kaslo: Propertv—LITTLE MAMIE, LADY OF THE LAKE and HAMBURG, situated 1% miles from Ainsworth. The properties are being developed. A steam pump and hoist plant have been placed at the Little Mamie shaft. McGINTY GROUP. Manager, John Docksteader, Cody. Propertv-4 claims, TIP TOP, CODY STAR, MAGGIE and NELLIE D., also known as Cody Star Group, situated on south fork of Carpenter Creek 3 miles from Cody; at contact between granite and slate formation; development is not sufficient to prove the value of the property, but from surface indications the property is promising; assays as high as 300 oz. silver have been made. McKINNEY KAMLOOPS MINING CO.. Ld. Incorporated Ar.ril 14, 1899. Oapital stock $150,000 in 25c. shares. Office, Fair- view. Property—2 claims, LAST CHANCE and FLYING DUTCHMAN, situated at Camp McKinney. MAIN QUESNELLE GOLD DREDGING AND MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Feb. 15, 1896; capital stock, £250,000; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Ashcroft. President, Robert Thompson; secretary-treasurer, F. B. Fox, Tacoma; general superintendent, E. J. Fadder, Quesnelle. Property—The company have taken over the Fader Mining Co.'s business, carried on by dredging machinery. MAJESTIC GOLD MINING CO., Ld. In- 1899. Capital stock Office, White's J. F. Hemexir corporated April $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Camp, near Grand Forks, way, manager. Property—4 claims, LEXINGTON, CITY OF DENVER. OREGON FRACTION and MONTREAL, situated in White's Camp, 9 miles direct west of Grand Forks and 13 miles by road. Property is worked in connection with City of Paris Mining Co. MALDEN GOLD FIELDS, Ld.; capital stock, £100,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng. Manager, Ernest W. Grant Given, Vancouver. MAMMOTH AND DIAMOND HITCH CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 11. 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c. shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Grand Forks. President, Evan Evans (Spokane); secy.-treas. and consulting engineer, J. N. Ralston, M. E.. Grand Forks; supt., S. F. Ralston, jr. Other directors, Frank Guse and W. K. C. Manley. Property—MAMMOTH and DIAMOND HITCH, situated in Brown's Camp, north fork of Kettle river, 12 miles from Grand Forks, reached by wagon road, 4 miles from C. & W. Ry. Development, shaft 54 feet, shaft 30 feet, and 25 feet of open cuts. Has 3 veins on surface, first is 40 - to 60 feet, pay streak, 7 feet pyrrhotite, carrying average of $14 in gold. Second vein is 8 feet with paystreak 34 inches pyrrhotite averages $34 in gold. Third (Mammoth) vein 10 feet solid ore, 2 per cent, copper and $3 gold, with 2 feet of quartz carrying $14 in gold, 2 per cent, copper and 7 oz. silver. MAMMOTH GOLD MINING CO. Registered Feb. 28, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, In $5 shares. Head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Camp McKinney. Thomas Donald, attorney. MAMMOTH GROUP MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office. Kqslo. MANHATTAN EXPLORATION CO. Head office, Fourth National Bank building, New York City. Pres., H. H. Cannon; vice-pres., Wm. Laidlaw; seoy. -treas., Thos. Hyde; local manager, Henry Bernard. GAZETTEER AND DIEECTORY MINING COMPANIES. Property—Developing properties under bond of purchase in different parts of the province. MANNAMED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, Alexander R. McLennan; vice-president, Christopher McDonell; secretary, F. Stapleton Hobbs, Rossland; Property—CARLISLE, MABLE and BORWICK, situated on north fork of Salmon River; development, tunnel 130 feet. MAPLE LEAF MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., filed Feb. 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, M. Costello; secretary, Frank Fillion, Vancouver. MARGUERETE GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Treasury 500,000 shares; office Rossland; pres., W. B. Townsend; vice-pres., H. J. Williams; treas., Sidney Stride; sec'y, Edward White, Rossland; other directors, W. H. Gordon, J. D. B. McDonald and W. B. Johnson, of New Westminster. - MARION MINE, Alex. Sproat, managing owner, New Denver. Property—MARION, on Silver Mountain, 3 miles from New Denver, adjoins California and Convention. Shipped carload winter 1899, which returned 128 oz. silver and 66 per cent lead. MARITIME EXPLORATION CO., Ld., of British Columbia; filed March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 1,000,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, James Manchester; vice-president, Samuel Hayward; secretary-treasurer, Frank A. Baird, Rossland, B. C; managing director or general manager, A, Dick. MARITIME MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Agent, Fletcher S. Andrews, Slocan City. Company is not operating. MARSH AND THOMPSON CO.; office, BarkervlUe. Property-B. C, BLACK JACK and CONSOLIDATED EMPIRE GROUP, within 2 miles of Barkerville. Development has been carried on for three seasons; employ about 65 men. *MARY MAY MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 30, 1896; capital stock, $600,000; office, Rossland. MASCOT GOLD MINING CO., Ld„ filed Oct. 26, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office Rossland. Pres. and mgr., C. M. Carpenter; sec'y, Dr. D. Campbell. Property—MASCOT FRACTION, sold to British Columbia (Rossland and Slocan) Syndicate, Ld., Jan. 28, 1899. MASCOT MINE . Superintendent, A. H. Bloomenauer, Sandon. Property — MASCOT, situated y2 mile above the Ruth. Development—Tunnel 165 leet and driving, to crosscut the ledge, Which is quite large on the surface. MAUD HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 31, 1894; capital stock, $25,000; of- J. W. McFarland, secretary, A. E. Kealy, fice. Vancouver. Pres., B. Mahon; secretary, Arnold E. Kealy. 619 Granville street, Vancouver. Other directors, H. Abbott, J. W. McFarland and J. O. Benwell. Property—640 ACRES of Hydraulic bench claims on Four Mile Creek, Quesnelle river. MAUD S. AND BEN HASSEN MINING CO., Ltd. Office 416 Westminster ave., Vancouver. President, James Stewart; sec'y, W. E. Johnstone. MAUD S. AND BEN HASSAN MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 5, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; Head office Spokane. Registered office, Gillian, B.C. Property—2 claims, MAUD S. and BEN HASSAN. The controlling Interest in which has been sold to the North Fork Mining Co., Ld. MAY FLOWER GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed June 3, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. President, George F. Crane; vice-president, F. C. Loring; secretary-treasurer, F. E. Snodgrass, Spokane, Wash.; general manager, George F. Crane; superintendent, Fred H. Oliver; consulting engineer, F. C. Loring. Re-registered January 10, 1898. Fred. H. Oliver, attorney. Property—OLLA PODRIDA, (also called Loring's May Flower), located on C. & W. Ry, % mile south of Rossland, in the south belt. Development, 150 feet of tunnel, 150 foot shaft; plant consists of 15 h. p. boiler and 10 h p. hoist, costing $1,000. MAYFLOWER NO. 4 GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Rossland. President, J. M. E. Atkinson; secretary-treasurer, F. A. Bell, Seattle. Property situated in Murphy Creek. MENOMINEE AND MARINETTE HYDRAULIC GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), registered April 22, 1897; capital stock, "'". 000 in 25c shares; head office, Menominee; reg. office, Quesnelle. Manager, R. J. Sawyer, Quesnelle. Property—HYDRAULIC CLAIMS, on Quesnelle River. METEOR MINE. owners, Chas. L. Hoffman and John A. Finch, Spokane; manager, Geo. H. Ayland, New Denver. Property—METEOR, situated at head of Springer Creek, 10 miles from Slocan City. A continuous shipper of high grade ore; during summer months. MICHIGAN GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; head office, Rossland; B. C.; business office, Port Huron, Mich. President, Cilin McLachlan; vice- president, J. W. Heisner; secretary, John L. Black; treasurer, Alvin Neal, Port Huron, Mich.; general manager, Capt. J. W. Heisner; consulting engineer, E. W. Liljegran; other directors, J. S. Clute, jr. 78 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Property—6 claims, BLOOMER. BLACK EAGLE NO. 1, ONEIDA, RABBIT FOOT, KATHLEEN and ANNIE L., located on Murphy Creek, Sophie Mountain, W. Kootenay; reached by wagon road and trail; all near railroad. Development- Shaft MIDDLE CREEK GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed May 28, 1890; capital stock, $5,000,000; head office, San Francisco; reg. office, Victoria. MIKADO AND KORINTO MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 600,000 shares; head office, Rossland. sec retary-treasurer, W. L. Orde, E. Columbia av., Rossland; MILLER CREEK MINING CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Sandon. President, C. H. Thompson; vice- president, J. M. Armstrong; treasurer, A. J. Ross; secretary, H. C. Bell, 311 Hyde block, Spokane. Re-registered Dec. 22, 1897. E. M. Sandi- lands .attorney, Sandon. Superintendent, F. A. Davis. Development, tunnel 130 feet on the vein. Lower crosscut tunnel, 250 feet to tap vein at 140 feet depth below old workings, shipped 3 cars in 1898-99, which averaged 80 oz. silver and 78 per cent. lead. Property — NEW SPRINGFIELD, and SAMPSON, 1% miles west of Sandon. on Miller Creek, south slope of Carpenter Creek, and adjoining the Wonderful Group on the north and west, and *4 mile down hill to C P Ry track. MINERAL CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 3, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; office, Nanaimo. Trustees, George Bevilockway, W. J. Curry, P. C. Simpson and Walter Jones. MINERAL HILL GOLD MINING CO., of Alberni, filed June 3, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. MINERS' AND PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $5,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, Ross Thompson; vice-president, Gen. Charles S. Warren; treasurer, George Owen; secretary, Thomas J. Corrigan, Dominion Hall, Rossland. Discontinued business. MINERALS DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ltd. Head office, 7 Queen street, Cheapside, London, Eng. Sec'y, A. M. M. Forbes; trustee, Arthur H. Cravm (In trust). Property—BLUE JAY, situated 1% miles northwest of Vernon. Development shaft 44 feet, tunnel 175 feet, giving 100 feet of vertical depth, concentrating gold quartz; pay streak next hanging wall 2 to 14 Inches. Samples from dump averages 1% oz. gold and 12 oz. silver, and runs as high as 20 oz. silver. MINERVA MINING CO., filed March 3, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in 5c shares; treasury, 1,000,000 shares; office, Victoria. President, E. A. Morris; vice-president, F. McB. Young; secretary-treasurer, Albert G. Sargison, Victoria; managing director, T>. B. Presley, Sanca, B. C.; other directors, Charles Hayward, Victoria, B. C.; Frank Hales,- Victoria, B. C; Frank Turner, Victoria, B. C.; Wesley R. Bryant, Nanaimo, B. C. Property—MINERVA, situated on Granite Creek, Ainsworth District, % mile from Sanca, and 1 mile from Kootenay Lake. The White Grouse Mountain raises within 300 feet of the claim. Development—100 feet is being run. MINERAL POINT MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated June 15, 1897. Capital stock $200,000, in $25 shares. Registered office Vancouver. MINERVA MINING AND MILLING CO.; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Property—MINERVA Group, situated 20 miles from Crawford Bay, and are being developed this season; assays from surface are said to have shown 443 oz. silver, $49 in gold and 22 per cent, copper. MINERS' DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; office, Vancouver. ♦MINNIE-HA-HA GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Jan. 29, '97. Capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. Managing director, Capt. Currie. Superintendent, Joseph Currie. Property—MINNE-HA-HA, near Camp McKinney lays due sooth of Oariboo Group. Development, vertical shaft 200 feet, and drifting at 100 and 200 foot levels (April 10. 1899). Plant, hoist and steam drill. MINE (THE) DEVELOPMENT, TRUST AND GUARANTEE CO., Ltd. Capital stock $50,000. Head office Rossland; secretary, Chas. E. Benn; directors, James Hunter, Arthur Marsh, J. S. Clute, jr., H. Gird- wood, E. W. Ruff and Geo. Parker, consulting engineer, Charles Parker, M.E. A development and Trust Co. Property—SWANSEA Groups, situated on the lower Columbia River, 1% miles from Windermere, East Kootenay. Development tunnel 150 feet Samples from dump of 20 tons, are said to show average assays of 17 per cent copper. Some samples going as high as 38 per cent copper. MINNESOTA SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 24, 1894; capital stock, $1,000.- 000; head office Sandon; pres., W. H. Yawkey, Detroit; gen. mgr., asst. sec'y and treas., P. J. Hickey; foreman, T. E. Hickey. Secretary, T. J. Austin, Detroit. Property—9 claims—IVANHOE, ELGIN, BENDIGO, MORNING, GREAT, EASTERN, TOM BOWLING. ADMIRAL NELSON, | TRANSIT and BIG KANAWHA, situated on the summit of the ridge between south fork of Carpenter Creek and Four- Mile Creek, 2% miles southwest of Sandon; reached by trail Dev. on Ivanhoe. No. 1 tunnel 250 feet on the vein, No. 2, 165 crosscut to vein, drift 200 feet, No. 3 465, cross-cut to vein; drift 740 feet. No. 4. new tunnel to be driven 765 feet and crosscut vein at 550 feet vertical depth, drift in vein 1,200 feet, winze 250 feet from No. 4 tunnel. Total dev.. over 4,000 feet (March 17, 1899). Morning tunnel. 300 feet, Tom Bowling tunnel, 270 feet, Bendigo tunnel over 200 feet. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 79 MINING COMPANIES. The vein varies in width from 2 to 20 feet, averages 2 feet of clean shipping ore, and 12 to 18 feet of concentrating, 4 into 1. Large amount of clean "shipping ore on dump which averages 125 oz. silver and 70 per cent lead. Plant, 4 drill Ingersoll compressor and 2 drills: the company contemplate building a concentrator and tramway, shipped 4 carloads in February, 1899, averaging 110 oz. silver and 70 per cent. read. Gasoline hoist, 6 h. p. on winze. Concentrator 150 tons at town of Sandon, connected by aerial tramway about 6,500 feet. MIOCENE GRAVEL MINING CO. OP CARIBOO, Ld. filed Jan. 20, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in $10 shares; office, New Westminster; Senator R. H. Campbell (U. S.1, supt. Property—HYDRAULIC workings on Horsefly fiver, Cariboi. MIRA MONTE MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated January 31, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Lytton. Property—CALIFORNIA GROUP, near Lytton. *MISSING LINK GOLD MINING CO., Ld. filed April 24, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000; office, Victoria. MOLLY GIBSON MINING CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Nov. 16, 189S. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. Pres., Hon. Fred. Peters; gen. mgr.. Bruce White (Nelson); secy.-treas., C. A. French, Sberbrooke, P. Q.; supt. Robert McGuire, Kokanee Creek; foreman, James McPhail. Property—MOLLY GIBSON GROUP, 9 claims, MOLLY GIBSON, FLORENCE FRACTION, ASPEN, NASHVITH. FLOR- ANCE, LA PLATA. LITTLE FRACTION, CHARLESTON and WESTMINSTER, situated at head of Kokanee Creek, 12 miles from Kootenay In the Nelson District, 10 miles reached by wagon road from outlet. Dev., 3 tunnels 1,200 feet, including cross- outs, raises, etc.. giving vertical depth of 250 feet (March 22, 1899); employs 20 men. Summer, 1898, shipped 50 ton® from' development work. St>mmer. 1899, on completion of wagon road will be a regular shipper of about 40 tons per day. Vein strikes nearly north and south, 6 to 10 feet in width, and is nearly perpendicular within clean granite walls. MOLLTE HUGHES MINE, owners, Herman Cleaver. H. T. Bragdon, Thos. Averill, and Hardy Sheran, New Denver. Property—MOLLIS HUGHES GROUP— MOLTJE HUGHES. IDEA. REAL TDEA NO. 2. E. L. NATHAN, KINKORA. PINTO and TYRON, situated one mile north of New Denver, on N. & S. Ry. Developed, 3 tunnels and 3 shafts, under active develonment. Trial shipment of 10 tons from Kinkora. Vein returned 202 oz. «_?." nna $7-80 ?old per ton. Sample from MoiIIe Hughes shaft assaved 4,039 oz. silver and $8.68 gold per ton. MONARCH GOLD MINING CO., Ld. Lty. Incorporated March 30, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 350,000 shares. Office, Rossland. I'resident, Ernest Kennedy; vice-pres., C. A. Carmody (Ymir); secy.-treas., R. A. O. Hobbes. Other directors, T. Herschel Jones (Swansea, Wales), and S. E. Coulter. Property—MONARCH GROUP, 5 claims, MONARCH BEATRICE ECHO, BARNES and MOl'EH, and the adjoining EMPRESS OF INDIA GROUP, 3 claims, HELENA, EMPRESS OF INDIA and MCDONOUGH, situated. 4% miles west of Hall's Siding, N. & F. S. Ry. Development, 100 feet and sinking by contract. Values average 13 per cent, copper and $6 gold. MONARCH GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 30, 1896. Cap. stk., $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Northport; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered January 31, 1898. A. W. Smith, attorney, Rossland. MONARCH AND T.AMARAOK, R. E. L. Brown, managing owner, Victoria. Property—MONARCH and TAMRACK, situated in Greenwood Camp, 9 miles from Greenwood and contiguous to Knob Hill and Old Ironsides. There is a showing of 300 feet to 600 feet of iron outcrop with chalco-pyritic impregnations. Good ore averages $40 and low grade $15 per ton. *MONITA GOLD MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Sept. 8, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 172,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Geo. Gooderham; vice- pres., T. G. Blackstock; genera manager, John B. Hastings; other directors, J. B. McArthur and W. H. Beatty. War Eagle Co. control two-thirds of stock. Property—MONITA, situated on Red Mountain, % mile from Rossland; reached by wagon road from War Eagle, Dev. 2 shafts, 200 feet and 180 feet. Plant consists of 40 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, sinking pump and 2 steam Rand drills, costing $4,000. MONITOR MINE. See Slocan Monitor Mining Co. MONTANA GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; Registered office, Rossland. Pres., Dr. Edward Bowes; vice-pres., D. W. Higgins; sec'y, Chas. S. Carpenter, Rossland; treas. and mgr., W. F. Tye, C.E., Trail. Property—MONTANA, NO. 2, on Murphy Creek, 4 miles from Columbia river, 6 miles from Rossland; reached by trail. Development, shaft 20 feet; vein white quartz, over 216 feet in width; averaging $9.40 in gold. MONTE CRISTO GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed June 3, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, W. D. Carrier; vice- president, Jay P. Graves; secretary-treasurer, F. E. Snodgrass, 405 Rookery, Spokane; Absorbed by Monte Christo Cons. Mining & Dev. Co., Ld. 80 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. MONTEREY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Gilliam. MONTEZUMA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland Company out of business. MONTREAL GOLD FIELDS, Ltd. Incorporated July, 1898. Capital stock $800,- 300, in 25c shares. Office Rossland. Eastern office, Montreal. MoOuaig, Rykert & Co., official brokers, 1,759 Notre Dame street, Montreal. Norman Binmore, sec Consulting engineer, R. G. Edwards Leckie, M. E.; supt., Hugh C. Baker; foreman, Robert Campbell. Development, lower crosscut tunnel 640 feet, drifts on vein 300 feet, winze 40 feet, upper tunnel 100 feet (March 29, 1899). Property—COX±__;, situated on Red Mountain, 1% miles northwest of Rossland and % mile north of Red Mountain Ry. at Loop, Dev. cross-cut tunnel, 518 feet (July 1, 1898), and driving under contract (625 feet), to crosscut, Main Coxey vein; old tunnel 80 feet and shaft 80 feet. GERTRUDE, n Red Mountain, adjoining No. 1, on the west; reached by waggon road via. War Eagle. Development od North vein, shaft 50 ft; No. 1 vein, sinking double compartment shaft to depth of 200 feet (March 27, '99, down 160 feet), then to Tunnel over 200 feet. Plant, 50 h. p. electric motor and hoist. Own one-half stock of British Columbia Southern Mines Ld., the owners of Gertrude claim. MONTREAL AND KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed Feb. 4, 1898. Head office Montreal, P.Q. Capital stock $20,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Tarn o'Shan- ter mine. Richard Irwin, supt. and att'y. Property —TAM O'SHANTER, in West Kootenay. MONTE CHRISTO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Incorporated January, 1898. Capital stock $2,500,000, is- $1 shares. Treasury 500,000. Head office Rossland. An amalagamation of Monte Cristo Gold Mining Co. (fgn.), and Colonna Gold Mining Co. (fgn.) Pres., John ML Smith* vice-pres., Francis W. Roit; 1 secy.-treas., Thomas Corsan, Burns' Block, Rossland; supt, W. A. McPherson. other directors, D. V. Higgins, E. H. Henry, W. Campbell, Geo. F. Benson, all | of Montreal; Property—MONTE CRISTO and BUCKEYE, NO. 2, area 42 acres, situated on west slope of Monte Cristo Mountain, 1 mile north of Rossland; reached by C. & W. Railway. Development, (Oct., 1898), total 5,166 feet of workings with 600 feet vertical depth, 3 tunnels, 1,100 feet, 515 feet and 550 feet. Plant, 80 h. p. boilers, 7 drill compressor and 20 h. p. hoist. Shipments from June, 1S98, to Oct., 1898, 420 tons to Trail smelter. Compressor plant drives Virginia mine drills. • MONTREAL BOUNDARY CREEK MIBi ING CO., Ld. Licensed June 2, 1899. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Head office, St. John", N. B.; reg. offiee, Greenwood. Cllve Pringle, attorney. President, Senator A. W. Ogilvie; vice- pres., W. Barclay Stephens; secy., W. Jacques, Montreal. Other directors, Hon. Richard Turner, W. L. Hogg, T. W. Horn, J. G. Ross* and Herman, Young. Superintendent, John H. Macfarlane, M.E., Greenwood. Property—SUNSET GROUP, 4 claims, SUNSET, CROWN, SILVER and C. O. D. (crown granted), situated in Deadwood Camp, 3 miles north of Greenwood, on Deadwood Copper Camp branch of C. & W. Ry. Development, vertical shaft 220 feet and 1,175 feet drifting at levels (April 14, 1899), longest drift 470 feet at 100 foot station. Ledge averages 70 feet wide, and values average $17.60 gold and copper. MONTREAL AND BRITISH COLUMBIA PROSPECTING AND PROMOTING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 19, 1894; capital stock, $50,000; office, Vancouver. President and managing director, F. C. Innes. secretary, C. C. Bennett, Mackinnon building, Vancouver. Property—ORIENTAL, situated on Lookout Mountain, 2 miles from Trail. HARVEY CREEK hydraulic claims. Cair- boo district. Superintendent in charge, charge, Thomas Drummond, M. E., P. 0. Quesnelle Forks. ANTLER CREEK, 3 claims; NUGGET GULCH, 2 claims, in Cariboo district; drifting diggings. MONTREAL HYDRAULIC GOLD MINING CO. OF CARIBOO, Ld., filed March 27, 1895; capital stock, $250,000; head office, Vancouver. President and managing director, F. C. Innes; other directors, J. M. Browning and S. O. Richards; secretary, C. C. Bennett, Vancouver, superintendent, Thomas Drummond, M. B., Quesnelle Forks. Property—16 CLAIMS, on main Quesnelle River, situated 4 miles above the Beaver and 25 miles below the Forks. ♦MONTREAL-LONDON GOLD AND SILVER DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,200,000 in 24o shares; head office, Montreal; reg. office, Rossland; pres., Wm. Strachan; vice-pres., Hon. A. A. Thibawdeau; treas., S. H. Ewing; sec'y, T. James Claxton; manager, Clarence J. McCuaig, Montreal; attorneys, Macdonald and Clute, Rossland, resident manager, R. C. Ribet, M.E., Sandon; *MONTREAL RED MOUNTAIN GOLD FIELDS CO., Ld., filed Dec. 10, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; treasury, 340,000 shares; head office, Montreal; reg. office, Rossland. Western agents, R. J. Bealy Co., Ld., Rossland. Property, transferred to Montreal Gold Fields, Ltd., a re-organization. Montreal Syndicate, Ld. Re-incorpW; ated August 5, 1898. Capital stock $150,000 In $5 shares. Head office Rossland. Pre8., John Ferguson McCrae; vice-pres., Chas. B. Hamilton; sec'y-treas, Thos. Andersons GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 81 MINING COMPANIES. succeeding Campbell McCrae Co., Ltd. Incorporated February 1, 1897. A development and investment company. MORNING AND EVENING GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign) registered March 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office Nelson. Treasury 400,000 shares. Pres., A D. Coplen; vice-pres., Grant Wolverton; se'c'y, R- J- Danson; treas., Miltou S. Bent- lev; supt., S. H. Cross. Property, MORNING and EVENING, on sides of apex of Morning Mountain, a part of 'load Mountain, 2 miles west ot Silver King and 6 miles from Nelson (Crown granted;, uy trail 8 miles. Development, tunnel on Morning 300 feet, tunnel on Evening 2W feet and shaft 175 feet (June, 1898). Have about 100 tons; concentrating ore on dump estimated value $40 to $50 per ton, which will concentrate 10 into 1. There are two well-defined ledges on the property. MORNING GLORY MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 12, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares. Office Vernon. President, Albert E. Morden (March 27, 1898). Notice of application for winding u*.. SherifE's sale of property March 20, 1899. Property—SARAH and MORNING and others, situated in Vernon district. Development, 30 foot tunnel on Sarah and 90 foot shaft on Morning Glory. Plant—Five stamp mill and tramway, 1,000 feet nearly completed. MORNING MINING CO., Ld., filed March 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. Trustees, John D. Farrell, Edward J. Bowman and Philip J. Hickey. MORNING STAR GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed April 15, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Pres., Chas, Schmidt (Butte); general manger, George E. Pfunder; secretary, Wm, W. Weeks, Burns Block, Rossland. Property—MORNING STAR, situated at the northeastern base of Red Mountain, 1% miles north of Rossland; 1% miles by wag- en road to C. & W. Ry. at Center Star Creek. Development, a double compartment shaft sunk to the 200-foot level. Plant consists of 30 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoisting engine, Cameron sinking pump and 2 steam drills. Not operating since Nov., 1897. MORNING STAR MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 9, 1897; capital stock, $600,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Victoria. • MORRISON GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed May 30, 1896; capital ■ stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, George T. Crane; vice-president, P. H. Oliver; secretary-treasurer, F. E. Moograss, Spokane; superintendent, F. H. Oliver; consulting engineer, F. C. Loring. Property—MORRISON, located in Dead- Wood Camp, Kettle River Mining Division, development, main shaft 115 feet, all In ore, sampling $22 gold, 2 other shafts 14 feet and 30 feet, showing $8 gold, 6 oz. saver, and 6 per cent, copper. Driving crosscut tunnel 400 feet, tapping main vein at 230 feet depth (May 1, 1899). MOTHER LODE MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Feb. lo, 1899. Capital stock $.100,000 in 10c. shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Rossland. President, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; treai.., W. De V. Le Mais- tre; secy., Harold M. Daly. Property—MOTHER LODE, DALY and AJAX (and 130 acres), situated in Burnt Basin, McRae Creek, 8 miles from Christina lake. No. 1 vein, 2 to 4 feet traeabJe 150 feet; No. 2 vein, 7 to 8 feet quartz carrying copper and gold. MOUNT ADAMS MINING CO., Ld., filed June 12, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in $1 shares; office, New Denver, absorbed by Adams British Columbia Co.. Ltd. MOUNT MABEL MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, New Denver. Trustees, A. St. C. Brindle, A. R. Code and A. J. Hughes. Property—MOUNT MABEL Group, situated on divide between Fennel and 10 Mile Creeks, 8 miles from Slocan Lake. MOUNT SICKER AND BRITISH COLUMBIA DEV. CO., Ld. Licensed Dec. 1, 1898. Capital stock £125,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 196 Saint Vincent street, Glas- gow, Scotland; reg. office, Victoria. Henry Croft," attorney and manager; supt., Henry Smith, Duncan's. Property—MOUNT SICKER GROUP, 17 claims, situated on Mount Sicker, 5 miles from Westholm, on E. & N. Ry.; wagon road to railway. Development, 400 feet tunnels, 180-foot shaft, and 100 feet of crosscuts (March, 1SI-9); 7,000 tons of ore blocked out. Values average 16 per cent, copper, $5 to $10 gold, and 6 to 7 oz. silver. To be a shipper In summer of 1899. MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINE. Owner, Geo. W. Hughes and A. W. McCune, f'rman. Property—MOUNTAIN CHIEF, situated at the western extremity of the ridge dividing the south fork of Carpenter Creek from Four-Mile Creek, 2 miles east of New Denver. A large amount of ore was shipped from this mine in 1893-4-5, which averaged 130 oz. silver and. 70 per cent lead. MOUNTAIN GOAT MINING CO., Ld., filed March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Treasury 375,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., J. Fred. Ritchie; vice-pres., Claude A. Cregan; secy.-treas., W. J. Nelson. Other directors, Garrett Keefe and Edward Donohue; solicitor, J. S. Clute, jr. Property— JUBILEE, situated on Porcupine Creek, 2 miles from Ymir and % mile from N. & F. S. Ry. track. Development shaft 40 feet, tunnel 200 feet Aug. 10, 1898). Vein nearly 8 feet between walls and 6 to 7 Inches of pay streak of high grade ore, principally gold and silver and galena in a quartz gangue, average values $20 per ton. MOYIE MINING CO., Ltd. Filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $240,000 in $5 shares; of- • 82 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. flee, Vancouver. C. B. Maoneil, secretary. Meeting Sept. 19, 1898, to dispose of assets. MOYIE PLACER MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated July 5, 1897. Capital stock $100,- 000, in $1 shares. Registered office Fort Steele. Manager, A. W. McVittie. Cranbrook. Property—HYDRAULIC, claims on Moyie river, 13 miles west of Cranbrook. MUGGINS MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 25, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Vancouver. ♦MUGWUMP GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 25, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; Office Rossland. Pres. Hugh McClymont; vice-pres., John L. Whitney; sec'y-treas., Edward Baillie; other directors, F. M. McLeod, Joseph Ward and R. C. Pollett. War Eagle Cons. M. & D. Co., Ltd., control over two-thirds of stock. Property—MUGWUMP, situated on Red Mountain, adjoining Iron Mask on the north and near War Eagle. Development tunnel 200 feet and shaft 60 feet. MULTUM IN PARVO PROSPECTING SYNDICATE, Ld., filed Jan. 27, 1897; capital stock, $20,000 in $100 shares; office, Vancouver. MURPHY CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; Office, Rossland. MUSTAHEE GOLD MINING CO. Agent, A. B. Clarke, Rossland. MYERS FLAT GOLD MINING CO., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in 25c shares; office, Victoria. NIAHMINT MINING CO. Registered Oct. 31, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Portland, Oregon.; reg. office, Alberni. Granville H. Hayes, attorney. Property—7 claims, THREE - JAYS, THREE JAYS NO. 1, THREE JAYS NO. 2, BLUE JAY, PACIFIC FRACTION. VIKING FRACTION and NORWAY FRACTION, situated in Alberni District. NANAIMO ALBERNI GOLD MINING CO., Ld.. filed Aug. 26, 1895; capital stock, $300,000; office. Nanaimo. NANAIMO AND ROSSLAND MINING CO., Ld., filed June 3, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; office, Nanaimo. President, James McGregor, M. P. P.; secretary, W. K. Leighton, Nanaimo; superintendent, A. Jenkins, Rossland. Property—ISABELLA, LOUISE, WHITE ELEPHANT and WHITE ELEPHANT FRACTION, situated on Stony Creek, 2% miles northwest of Rossland; reached by wagon road 2 miles to Blue's saw mill, thence % mile by trail. Louise is being developed. NATIONAL GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO.. Ld., filed March 24, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Nelson. President, John A. Turner; vice-president, E. C. Graves; secretary-treasurer. William Waldie, Nelson; manager, George A. Bishop. Property—Group of 6 claims, EVENING STAR HAPPY JACK, BLUE GROUSE, TAMARAC, WHITE SWAN and GRANITE, adjoining the White and Poorman group, 2% miles west of Nelson. Development amounts to about $1,000 In work. It is a free milling gold quartz and assays have run from $38 to over $100 at different periods. NATIONAL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 17, 1897; capital stock, $650,000 in 10c shares; office, Rossland. NATIONAL MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO. (foreign), registered April 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares, head office, Rothesay; reg. office, Victoria NATIVE SILVER BELL MINING CO. Re-registered Sept. 7, 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Registered office Rossland; Charles R. Hamilton, attorney. Supt., Mike Sweenv McGuigan. Property—SILVER BELL and FRACTIONS, situated in Best Basin, 4 miles from McGuigan Station and adjoins Ram- bier-Caviboo to the south. Development, 2 crosscut tunnels, upper tunnel cuts 2 veins at 100 feet depth, with drifts and stopes; are driving tunnel 900 feet to crosscut veins at greater depth. Is a small shipper of high grade ore, averaging 200 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. N. C. EXPLORATION SYNDICATE. Ltd. Licensed March 28, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £25,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Kaslo, Leo. Alexander Scowden, M.E., attorney. May 20, 1898. Ceased to do business in B. C. NELSON COPPER FIELDS, Ltd. Incorporated. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Head office 57 Moorgate street, London, Eng. Pres., H. Sheppard Cross. M. P.; secretary, Chas. S. Good. Registered Office. Nelson. Henry Brelick, mining engineer; Chas. Burgess, foreman. Property—2 claims—LAST CHANCE and GREAT BOULDER. (Crown granted), situated on Toad Mountain, 9 miles from Nelson. Development, 3 tunnels and drifts, 650 feet, 2 shafts 150 feet; vertical depth, 96 feet (Dec. 31, 1898.) Ore is copper pyrites, carrying gold and silver; values average % $2 to $3 in gold, 8 per cent, copper and 6 0- silver. NELSON DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ld.. filed April 2, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Trustee. H. R. Dunlop. ' NELSON HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld.. filed Dec. 13, 1893: capital stsock, $100.- 000; office Nelson. Geo. W. Richardson, manager. Claims sold to J. F. Ritchie, of Rossland, in Sept., 1898. Property—PLACER GROUND on Forty- Mile Creek, near Nelson. NELSON MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld„ filed March 6. 1897: capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Nelson. NELSON-POORMAN GOLD MINING | CO.. Ld.. filed Mav 25. 1897: capital stock. ] $250,000 in 25c shares: treasury, 200.000 shares. Head office. Vancouver. President and mgr. dir., O. C. Bennett; secretary, Wm. L. R. Stoddart, Mackinnon ^ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 83 MINING COMPANIES. building, Vancouver. Other directors, H. Abbott, G. A. Kirk, Mel. Mclver Campbell and H. Needham; supt, W. Arthur Har- Property—POORMAN GROUP, 5 claims, POORMAN, WHITE, HARDSCRABBLE, HARDUP, ELECTION and MYEMER, covering 130 acres and situated on the ■northern flanks of Toad Mountain, 2^_ miles west of Nelson. The vein is a free milling white quartz ind averages $20.00 per ton. Mining and treatment costs $6 per ton. Development, 3 tunnels 1,200 feet, with raises and drifts, giving vertical depth of 320 feet. output in 1898 from White vein 400 tons free milling ore producing 513.86 oz. bullion, valued at $6,151, being $15.38 por ton. Plant—10 stamp mill, 2 drill Rand compressor, 2 drills and 20 horse power hoist; all operated by water power. NELSON SALMON MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 5, 1897, capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. NELSON, SLOCAN AND LARDEAU GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Nelson. Manager, W. A. Jowett, Nelson; other trustees, Charles Robert Tyron and Thomas A. Skilliter and John Love, Grenfell. N.W.T. Property—PRESIDENT GROUP, Z claims, PRESIDENT, TWO BROTHERS and HOWSER, situated 1 mile west of Howser Lake, Lardeau district, 30 miles north of Kaslo. Development, between 400 and 500 feet of tunnels, amounting to $8,000. The ledge runs northwest and southeast between lime and slate formation and is from 8 to 12 feet wide, of concentrating ore. A smelter test returned $52 per ton net. Assays from concentrates are estimated about 125 oz. silver and 55 per cent lead. The ore concentrates 5 to 1. NELSON - SLOCAN PROSPECTING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed March 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 900,000 shares; office, Nelson. President, W. A. MacDonald; vice-president, Frank Fletcher, P. D. S.; treasurer, Frank W. Peters; secretary, H. R. Cameron, Nelson; other directors, A. Mainwar- ing-Johnson and C. E. Race, supt., F. A. Heap. Property—PONTIAC and TECUMSEH GROUP, situated in Ainsworth Camp, 9 miles from Ainsworth, 7 miles by trail from the lake. Dev. amounts to $10,000. It is runnel prop. shipped 300 tons in winter, 1898-99, averaging 75 oz. and 35 per cent. lead. The Company have other properties in the Slocan which are at present undeveloped. NELSON SMELTING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed March 17, 1891; capital stock, $500,000; office, Nelson. NEOSHO MINING CO. (foreign), filed Jan. 1, 1892; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Nelson. NESTEGG MINING CO.. Ld., filed Jan. 31. 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria office Victoria. Absorbed by Nest Egg and Fire Fly G. M. Co. ,Ltd. NEST EGG AND FIREFLY GOLD MIN- i „£ &°-> flled Dec- 2> 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. Trus- $ee,s,. Charles Hayward, A. J. vv. Bridgeman and C. A. Holland. George Alan Kirk of Victoria, sec'y-treas., A. K. Munroe, Victoria, managers, Rolt and Grogan, Rossland. Property—NEST EGG and FIREFLY, situated 114 miles southwest of Rossland and near C. & W. Ry. Development on Nest Egg, shaft 60 feet with drifts of 50 feet and two other shafts of 30 feet each on Firefly, open cuts. Not working since fall of 1897. NEW BRITISH COLUMBIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, Ltd. Licensed Sept. 27, 1897. Head office 17 East Parade, London, Eng. Capital stock, £10,000, in £1 shares. Registered office 536 Hastings St., Vancouver. Charles Edward Hope, attorney. Property—9 claims, EMILY EDITH. J, L C, ARENA FRACTION, JENNIE JONES, SILVERTON BOY, IRON CLAD, EAGLE, EAGLE FRACTION and MIDNIGHT, situated up Four Mile Creek right side, near Alpha. Development, 2 tunnels aggregating 2,000 feet and giving 330 feet vertical depth (April 1, 1899). An occasional shipper, 4 cars in spring of 1899, returns averaging 75 oz. silver and 55 per cent. lead. ROBIN HOOD, ASSAYER and 3 others, situated on Main Kettle river, 3 miles north of Rock Creek. Dev., 200 feet work. Values in copper, gold and silver. Also properties on Springer Creek, Duncan River and Howser Creek. CONGO GROUP, near Silverton, NEW BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., flled March 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office Rossland. Pres., W. H. Goodeve; vice- pres., Geo. K. Morton, St. Thomas, Ont; sec'y-treas., M. H. Doble, Rossland; other directors, (Frank O. Lawrence, M.D., and John Henderson, mgr. director. Property—3 claims—NEW BRUNSWICK, FLORENCE and DEADWOOD, situated 1% mile from Ymir. Development, tunnel 150 feet, giving depth of 140 feet (April, 1899). Ore principally free milling. Values, $11 in gold and silver. NEW BRUNSWICK MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Hon. George E. Foster; Eastern office, St. John's, N. B. Property—R. W. T., located 8 miles from Sandon; reached from Three Forks by trail. Development—Open cut and tunnel. NEW EUREKA SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 26, 1890; capital stock, $150,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. President, R. R. Rithet; secretary, George A. Sargison, 48 Laughey st., Victoria. Property—1 claim, EUREKA, located near Hope. NEW FRASER RIVER GOLD MINES. Ld. Licensed Aug. 5, 1898. Capital stock 84 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. £75,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 23 Lead- enhall street, London, Eng.; reg. office, Victoria. Fredk. Peters, attorney. NEW FRASER RIVER GOLD MINES, (foreign), registered May 8, 1897; capital stock, £75,000 in £1 shares; head office, England; reg. office, Vancouver. NEW GOLD FIELDS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., registered Nov. 20,1896; capital stock, £250,000 in £1 shares; head office, England. Chairman, Sir Charles Tupper; consulting engineer, Capt. James Morrish. in charge, Rossland. Local manager, John L. Morrish. Licensed January 24, 1898. Registered office Victoria, Hon. Fred'k Peters, attorney. No. 23 Leadenhall street, London, Eng. Property—PORTLAND, BLUE BELL and CAPLAIN FRACTION, situated on Soph'e Mountain, near Sheep Creek, S. W. of Rossland, and adjoining Velvet mine. Dev., on Portland, shaft 118 feet, on Blue Bell, shaft 29 feet. EXCHANGE GROUP—a claims—between Lemon and Springer Creeks, near Slocan City, carrying gold values. NEW FRASER RIVER GOLD FIELDS, Ld.; capital stock, £75,000; head office, London, Eng. NEW GOLDEN BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ltd. Registered May 27, 1898. Licensed Aug. 8, 1898. Capital stock £12,000, in £1 shares, Head office No. 6 Queen street place, London, E. C, Eng. Registered office Vancouver. Wm. Gilbert Mitchell-In- nes, manager and attorney. To acquire properties of Golden, B. C, Ltd. Property—PRETTY GIRL GROUP, situated on Toby Creek, near Windermere, East Kootenay. Properties on Toby Creek and Horse Thief Creek, Fort Steele division, and on Prairie Mountain, Golden division. Assets turned over to New Golden British Columbia, Ltd. NEW JERUSALEM MINING CO., Ltd Incorporated May 13, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Ainsworth. F. J. Cullum, manager. Property—NEW JERUSALEM, situated on Cedar Creek, one mile from Ainsworth. Dev., tunnel 200 feet. NEW NORTH FORK MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated April 7, 1899. Capital stock $12,500, in 25c. shares. Office, Vancouver. NEW ST. ELMO GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated May 1, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. NEWPORT MINE. Owner, George Petty. Three Forks. Property—Located near Three Forks. Vein 4 feet wide: galena and brittle silver; assay has shown 1.100 oz. silver. NEW VANCOUVER COAL MINING AND LAND CO., Ltd. Licensed June 27, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £185,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Nanaimo. Samuel M. Robins, supt. and attorney. _,_ Head office, 12 Old Jewry Chambers, Old Jewry, E. C.. London, Eng. NEW VICTOR MINING CO.. Ltd. Filed Jan. 7, 1897. Capital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Bank of B. N. A. block, Vancouver. Directors, Geo. I. Wilson, W. J. Bowser, C. W. W. Whiley and Frank Bowser. Property—NEW VICTOR, ROYAL and EXCELSIOR, situated near Ymir, on the Salmon River district, 1% miles from Ymir. Development, shaft 25 feet, all in, mineral ore vein; assays run from $70 to $100. NEW YORK-KOOTENAY CO., (foreign), registered April 21, 1897; capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, New York; reg. office, Rossland. Superintendent and attorney, J. W. Boyd. Re-registered July 5, 1898. President, G. A. McGlone; vice-pres. and mgr., J. W. Boyd; sec'y-treas., E. E. Ded- ney, 29 Broadway, New York City; other directors, J. M. Hill and E. Herrick. Property—BRYAN, JUMBO NO. 3 and JUMBO NO. 3 FRACTION, sit uated at the west of Red Mountain Ry loop, 1% miles west of Rossland. Development, No. 1 shaft 75 feet, drift 40 feet, and No. 2 shaft, 55 feet and drift 22 feet; No. 3, shaft 40 feet; also open cuts; ore is grey quartz, carrying gold and silver; values average $40 in gold. NEW YORK-SLOCAN MINING AND CONCENTRATING CO., (foreign), registered May 6, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. *NICKEL PLATE GOLD MINING CO., OF B. C, Ld., filed Aug. 29, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Trustees, W. L. Hoge, M. B. Brownlee, F. E. Sargeant, W. M. Thornton, A. W. McClure, Scott McDonald and C. A. Griffith; superintendent, J. Cunningham, Rossland. Meeting February 8, 1898; transferred property to British America Corporation, Ltd. NICOLA MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered Dec. 3, 1888; capital stock, £50,000; head office in England; reg. office, Victoria NINETY-SEVEN MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897: capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. NIP AND TUCK GOLD HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 22, 1896; capital stock, $35,000 in $5 shares; office, Vancouver. President and supt., J. M. Buxton; secretary, A. E. Kealy, 619 Granville st., Vancouver; Meeting Jan. 23, 1899, to dispose of assets. Property—NIP AND TUCK placer claim, on south side of Wild Horse Creek. Southern, East Kootenay, comprising 250 ac. a 5-mile ditch is used for water supply, and 1,100 feet of pipe; pressure on giant 195 lbs. NOBLE THREE MINING CO., Ld., filed Feh. 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Secretary, Alex Miller, Rossland; superintendent, D. F. Strobeck, Ainsworth. j Property—NOBLE THREE, situated 1 mile from Ainsworth, adjoining the Krao. Development— Tunnel being drove to tap the vein. NOBLE FIVE CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed 2 Sept. 2, 1896; capital stock, $1,200,000 in V- shares: head office, Spokane; reg. office, Cody. Pres. and treas., James Dunsmuir, Victoria; vice-pres., John D. Porter, Spo- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. MINING COMPANIES. kane; gen. mgr., B. J. Perry; secy., F. J. Holman, Spokane. Other directors, John j. McGuigan and Hon. C. E. Pooley. asst. sec'y, Geo. B. McDonald, Cody; consulting engineer, B. C. Riblet. Property-NOBLE FIVE, GROUP 8 claims, NOBLE FIVE, KNOXVTLLE, BONANZA KING, DEADMAN, WILD GOOSE. LUCETTA,- WORLD'S FAIR and MAUD E., situated 1 mile from Cody ; reached by wagon road and gravity tram to Bonanza King. Development—8 tunnels on the vein and other workings, comprising over 12,000 feet. The concentrator and tramway are acknowledged to be one of the finest plants in the Slocan district and were erected in 1896 at a cost of $90,000, The concentrator is of 160 tons capacity and losses less than % of 1 per cent, in the tailings. The Finlayson double rope tramway is 6,100 feet long to the mine, elevation of 2,100 feet above the concentrator, and has capacity of 400 tons in 24 hours, loading and discharging automatically. The ore concentrates on an average 8 to 1, and these average 100 oz. silver and 65 per cent. bad. One car of 20 tons returned over 600 oz. silver per ton; employs 100 men. Ingersoll Sargeant 7 drill compressor, located at concentrator and operated by water power. Air conveyed 8,000 feet through 4-inch pipe to the mine . NOBLESSE GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1896; capital stock, $150,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 600,000 shares. President, George H. Suckling: vice-president, E. W. Liljegran; secretary, Thomas Parker; consult'na- engineer. E. W. Liljegran. Property—2 claims. LAST CHANCE and MAYFLOWER, located on Sullivan Creek. Columbia River, above Trail; reached by Columbia River, to mouth of Sullivan Creek then by government trail. Development-shaft 18 feet; NOONDAY MINE. Manager, Bruce White, Sandon; other trustees, Byron N. White, J. B. McArthur and J. B. Atkins. Property — 3 claims, NOONDAY, FOURTH OF JULY and GRAY EAGLE, located 1% miles from Cody, between the forks of Cody Creek, opposite the Freddy Lee; reached by wagon road 1 mile and trail % mile. Development, over 1,000 feet of tunneling . Considerable ore has been shipped and returns average 75 oz. silver and 70 per cent lead. The management contemplate putting in a 100-ton concentrator, connected with the mine by an 800-foot surface gravity tramway. NOONDAY MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 21,1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; Office Rossland. J. St. Clair Blackett, sec'y. Propertv—Claims on Wild Horse Creek, ?.ei}r Hall's siding, Nelson division, partially developed. NORFOLK GOLD MINING CO., Ld. agents, Beer & Dunlop. Columbia Property-NORFOLK, IVY PEARL and MISSOURI, situated on Hendy Mountain, -% miles west of Columbia, on main wagon road. Development, tunnel 80 feet, and shaft 17 reet. ledge about 35 feet, carrying gold values. NORTH AMERICA MINING CO. (foreign), registered April 26, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Buffalo; reg. office, Rossland. NORTH FORK MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $125,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. President, G. W. Hutchings; vice-president, D. G. Macdon- ell; secretary, W. E. Johnstone, Vancouver; treasurer, G. F. Baldwin; other directors, Samuel A. Mitchell and G. W. Hobson. Property—3 claims, ABERDEEN, MAUD S. and BEN HASSEN, situated on the north fork of Salmon River. Development, 200 - foot tunnel tapping the ledge at a depth of 175 feet. Both of the properties show up large bodies of low-grade ore. ABERDEEN, INVERNESS and HAMILL, situated on north fork of Salmon River; development, 100-foot tunnel. NORTHPORT MINING AND SMELTING CO. James Breen, general manager, Northport. Formerly the Le Roi Mining & Smelting Co.. Ld. (fgn.) NORTHPORT SMELTER, situated at Northport, Washington. Capacity 400 tons daily. James Breen , general manager. H. C. Bellinger, supt. COPPER QUEEN and other properties in Stephens County, Washington. NORTH SAANICH COAL MINING CO., Ld.. filed Nov. 27, 1895: capital stock, $25,000 in $10 shares; office, Victoria. NORTH SALMON RIVER GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 2, 1897; efoital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Salmon Siding. NORTH STAR GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO. (foreign), registered March 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, Sir Adolphe Caron; first vice-president, Hon. Lyman Jones; second vice-president, R. P. Lounsberry; managing director, John M. Burke, Rossland. NORTH STAR MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 29, 1899. Oapital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office. Vancouver. J. W. Macfarland, secy. Meeting June 5, 1899, to dispose of assets and dissolve and disincorporate the Company. NORTH STAR MINING CO., Ld., filed May 10. 1894; capital stock, $130,000: head office, Montreal. President, D. D. Mann; secretary, H. S. Holt. Montreal: business Manager. Neil McLeod Curran, Kimberley, via Cranbrook. Development, vertical shaft 215 feet, with a total of some 4,000 feet of work; 40000 tons ore are said to he blocked out. Shipments are now made by wagon road to Cranbrook, C. P. Ry. A branch line to the mine is expected to be built shortly. Property—16 claims. NORTH STAR O. K.. DREADNAUGHT, BUCKHORN, ROWAN, DAFFODIL. CROMARTY NO- T-RTf! DAME, DORVAL. MAVERICK GOOD LUCK. CANTON. FULL HOUSE, BRANDON. STEMWINDER and ONTARIO, situated on a gentle sloping mountain 86 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. 1 mile south of Mark Creek, a tributary of the St. Mary's River; 23 miles by wagon road from North Star Landing on Kootenay River, 6 miles north of Fort Steele; elevation 2,600 feet above the Kootenay River. Development During May, June and July, 1897, the company shipped 5,000 tons to the Helena and Great Falls smelters. NORTHERN BELLE. Now incorporated as the Jackson Mines, Ld. NORTHERN BELLE MINING CO. (foreign), filed Dec. 13, 1893; capital stock, $250,- 000; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Shoal Bay. ♦NORTHERN BELLE MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. NORTHERN EXPLORATION CO., of B. C, Ltd. Registered June 3, 1898. Head office 15 Duke street, St. James, S.W. London ,Eng. Capital stock £200,000, in £1 shares. Trustee, H. A. Waspley. NORTHERN LIGHT GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 28, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 5,000 shares; development trust fund, 95,000 shares; office, Victoria. President, James Freel; secretary-treasurer, B. F. Atherton, 86% Government St., Victoria; manager, John Nicholles; consulting engineer, George A. Keefer, M. I. C. E. Property—NORTHERN LIGHT, situated on Goat Mountain, Goat River division, W. Kootenay, 1 mile from Goat River Slough, from which point there is open navigation for 9 months of the year to Pilot Bay about 45 miles, Nelson 70 miles and Bonner's Ferry 70 miles. Development, 130-foot tunnel to tap the ledge and drifting on the vein. The ledge is also stripped in several places and there are 2 prospect shafts 20 feet deep. The ledge is well defined, of fair width and is blieved to be a true fissure vein. Average assays are $11 in gold, 23 per cent copper, 31 oz. silver and 44 per cent lead, being $80 a ton all values. NORTHERN PRINCE MINING CO. Registered Sept. 27, 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Pres., August Mueller; sec'y, John DeKanter; manager, treasurer and attorney, Victor Mounler, Rossland. Property—NORTHERN LIGHT, situated on O. K. Mountain, 2% miles from Rossland. Development 4 tunnels and 200 feet (Sept., 1897). NORTH STAR CO. Head office Meomine, Mich. Wm. Albert Johnston, supt, Quesnelle. Property—HYDRAULIC workings, near Quesnelle, Cariboo. NORTHWEST GOLD DREDGING CO. Registered April 27, 1898. Head office Tacoma, Wash. Capital stock $50,000. ih $100 shares. Registered office Quesnelle. W. I A. Johnston, attorney. NORTHWEST MINING SYNDICATE. Id Licensed May 30. 1898. Capital stock £20,000, in £1 shares. Head offiee, 10 French Church avenue, London, E. C, England. Chairman, E. L. Heatley; secy. Geo. F. W. Pipe. Local manager and supt., Wm. Henry Sandiford, M. I. M. M., New Denver, accountant, Robert B. Thompson; foreman, N. C. Ding-man; employs 30 men. Property—BOSUN GROUP, 6 claims, BOSUN, 'TYRO. TYRO FRACTION, FIDELITY FRACTION, BROKEN LOCK and LAKE VIEW, situated on Silver Moun tain, 1 mile south of New Denver on East side of and adjoining Slocan lake. Dev., 3 tunnels No. 1 350 feet, No. 2 450 feet, No. 3 50 feet, and 6 raises 300 feet, and shaft 120 feet (March 18. 1899). Vein in slate formation, strike N. E. and S. W. tracable 3,500 feet through property, grey streak runs 8 inches to 4 feet of clean galena ore. shipments, 750 tons from 1st Oct. to 15th March, 1899. Value® average 120 oz. and 55 per cent, lead. Pay ore from start of development. Property has produced sufficient ore to pay purchase price, all development work and funds in hand for 100 per cent dividend. ALPHA, ALPHA FRACTION, LAKE- VIEW NO. 2, and LAKEVIEW FRACTION, situated on Silver Mountain, 1 mile south of New Denver, and adjoining Bosun mine. NORTHWEST PACIFIC MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 2_J 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. NORTHWESTERN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), filed May 26,:', 1890; capital stock, $1,000,000; head offioe, San Francisco; reg. office. Victoria, ■"NORTHWESTERN SAMPLING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 29, 1892; capital stock, $100,000; office, Nelson. NORWAY MOUNTAIN GOLD AND' COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 18, 1899. Capital stock $500,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 700,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Secy.-treas., B. N. Onimette, Rossland. Other trustees, J. E. Saucier, A. J. Littlejohn, T. R. Morrina and S. F. Griswold. Property—MADGE. WELLINGTON, RELIEF and MOHICAN, sitrated on Norway Mountain, 20 miles west of Rosesland, 2 miles from C. & W. R Gladstone. Development in progress. NOVELTY GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed Jan. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Charles Liftchild, Disposed of property Sept. Novelty M. & S. Co., Ltd. NOVELTY MINING AND CO., Ltd. Incorporated July 29, 1898. CapH tal stock $150,000, In 10c shares. Office Rossland. Treasury. 500,000 shares. Office. Rossland. Pres., Philip Aspenwall; vice-pres., John S. Clute. jr.; secy.-treas., Thos Anderson. Other directors, John A. Finch, M. R. Gal- usha and Gen. Chas. S. Warren. Development, tunnel 200 feet shaft 50 feet and open cuts (March 1, 1899). Under ae- and 4 miles from secretary. 5, 1898, to. SMELTING GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. MINING COMPANIES. tive development. Property—NOVELT'S situat ed on Red Mountain, 1 mile northwest of Rossland, lying between Giant and Gertrude. NUMBER SEVEN MINE. Frederick Kef- fer, M. E., trustee, Anaconda. .-'■' Property—NUMBER 7, HELEN, MCGREGOR, GLASGOW, and LADY OF THE LAKE, situated in Central Camp, 5 miles from Anaconda. Dev., shaft, 66 feef and crosscut 20 feet, shaft, 140 feet, drifts 250 feet, and 240 feet of crosscutting, stripping along surface for •S50 feet. Ore body averages 2% feet in width, and is galena carrying silver and gold. Values practically constant from 20 feet j depth and average over $25 per ton. S25,O0O spent in development previous to 1899. Property—OCCIDENTAL, MAYFLOWER and BOOT-BLACK, situated 2% miles north of Fairview. Dev., shaft 60 feet, shaft 25 feet, shaft 20 feet and open cuts. gold quartz with galena, partially free milling. OBSERVATION MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 4, 1896; capital stock $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. Trustee, J. H. Perkins. Property—GOLD NUGGET, PAY ORE, QUARTZ KING, AMERICAN BILL, WESTERN QUEEN and one-half interest in CROWN JEWEL. OCCIDENTAL MINING AND'MILLING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 14, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary. E. Bourne: 515 Hastings st. W., Vancouver; directors, H. T. Shelton, H. W. Findley, W. Leek and J. A. Fraser. OCEAN MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock $500,- 800 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. manager, J. G. Whittier, Kaslo. Property—OCEAN, on Payne Mountain 2% miles from Sandon, near Payne group. Development, tunnel 200 feet. Reported closed down, on running out of ore. OHIO SYNDICATE. Frank Kizer, attorney, Rossland; W. A. Ritchie, mgr., Spokane; operate the following 8 companies: Mable Gold M. Co. (fgn.). Sheriff Mining Co. (fgn.), Camp Bird Gold M. Co. (fgn.), Robinson Mining Co. (fgn.), Consol Gold M. Co. (fgn.), Climax Gold M. Co. (fgn.), Argentine Gold M. Co. (fgn.), Enterprise Gold M. Co. (fgn.) D. T. Wheeler, local secretary, Rossland. O. K. GOLD MINING CO.. Ld. (foreign), filed Nov. 23, 1895; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Secretary, H. M. Stephens, 503 Traders' Bank block, Spokane; official liquidator. Richard Plewman, Rossland. Property—O. K., located on the south slope of O. K. Mountain, 2% miles west 2.1 Rossland, % mile by wagon road from «ed Mountain Ry. at lower end of loop, development, 3 tunnels and winze. There is a regular fissure vein of quartz, carry- nig free gold. The company's mill on the railway is connected with the mine (elevation 200 feet by a 600 foot gravity surface tram line, and contains two 60 horse power boilers, an 85 horse power engine, two 5- stamp mills, one Blake crusher, etc., and a 5-drill Rand air compressor operating 4 Slugger drills. The plant and buildings cost about $20,000. OKANAGAN FREE GOLD MINES, Ld. Incorporated Nov. 21. 189S. Capital stock $80,000, in 5c. shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Hon. Thos. Mayne Daly, Q. C; vice- pres., Ross Thompson; treas, G. M. King; secy., K. K. Peiser. Other directors, E. T. Richter; supt, Alfred S. Edgecombe, M. E., Oroville, Wash. Property—COBBLER, GREAT WONDER, FREEZE OUT, SIMILKAMEEN and LFFORD, situated in Wannacutt Lain Mining District, Okanagan Co., W;ish., 1_, miles south of Camp McKinney and 16 miles from Republic. Development, open cut 90 feet long, 5 to 12 feet deep, shaft 50 feet in ore, shaft 30 feet, tunnel 312 feet, tunnel 102 fe.t (Oct. 20, 1S98). Properties carry two large veins one 20 feet wide of free milling ore. Plant to be erected will comprise a 10- stamp battery with two Wilfley concentrators and cyanide vats, Pelton wheels, etc. OLD DOMINION MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Nelson. OLD FLAG GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, C. M. Carpenter; vice-president, J. E. Crane; treasurer, Robert Dixon; secretary, W. J. Whiteside, Rossland; consulting engineer, Harry Gager. Sheriff sold property, which is crown granted, to Ross Thompson. Property—EUREKA GROUP, 5 claims, EUREKA NO. 1, TRIUMVER, ESMERALDA, OLD FLAG and OMENICA, situated on southeast slope of Lookout Mountain. 7 miles south of Trail, 1 mile west of Poulton's Landing on Columbia River, and 2y2 miles north of International Boundary; Development, incline shaft 54 feet and tunnel 40 feet. Average assays are reported at $13 in gold, copper and silver. OLD GLORY MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 29, 1896; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Slocan City; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 333,333 shares. President, .T. F. McNaught; secretary, Francis A. Bell. Property is situated in Slocan district, 2% miles from Slocan City. OLD GOLD QUARTZ AND PLACER MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,- 000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, and treas., J. M. Miller; vice-pres., George N. Taylor; secretary, M. F. Chesnut, Rossland supt, John W. West-fall. Property—GRACE C. GROUP, 4 claims, GRACE C, GEM, M. C. & T. and LITTLE CHIEF, situated on both sides of the north HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. fork of Salmon River, % mile north of Erie, on N. & F. S. Ry.; government road passes through the property. The Dewdney falls of the north fork, having a drop of 20 feet, are situated on the M. C. & T. Development, tunnel 100 feet, crosscut 30 feet; assays average $10 to $12, mostly gold, with copper and silver. M. T. & C. and Gem, placer ground, 3,000 feet along the river, which runs through these two claims. . LILLIAN RAY GROUP, 2 claims, LILLIAN RAY and VENTURE, situated 2 miles northward on Whiskey Creek, one of the tributaries of the north fork. Development shaft 25 feet and open out 10 feet. Values average $6 to $8, mostly gold. SILVER KING and SILVER QUEEN, in Duncan Lardo district, 4 miles from Duncan River, Development, crosscut and tunnel 150 feet and 35 feet of open cuts across ledge, which is 12 to 40 feet paystreak on foot wall, 18 inches to 2 feet galena carrying gold. Smelter test,- $3.20 gold, 150 oz. of silver an* £5 per cent. lead. OLD IRONSIDES MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Dec. 27, 1895; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; Re-registered Dec. 28, 1898. Registered offiee at mine, Greenwood Camp. J. F. Hem- enway, manager, attorney; general manager, J. P. Graves, Spokane; supt., W. Y. Williams, Greenwood. Property—OLD IRONSIDES, situated in Greenwood Camp, 6 miles from Greenwood City. Values average $25, with heavy percentage of copper. Plant, 60 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, 5 Cameron sinking pump, and 10 drill Rand compressor and drills. The Knob Hill, adjoining also works, drills from this compressor. Development, No. 1 shaft 220 feet drift (at 200 foot level) of 300 feet, No. 2 shaft sunk 200 feet to connect with drift from No. 1 shaft; employs 25 men. Worked in coneetion with the Knob Hill and under the same management. OLGA GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered Dec. 21, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares: head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. F. W. Rolt, manager and attorney. Property—X-RAY and OLGA, situated on the lower end of Sophia Mountain, adjoining the boundary line and close to Big Sheep Creek, near the Victory-Triumph mine. Development, over 100 feet, consisting of tunnel 50 feet and drift on the vein, carrying a 20-inch streak of galena. Assays show $2 in gold, 15 oz. silver and 54 per cent lead: carbonates carrying gold and galena comprise a large portion of the vein matter. OLIVE MINING AND SMELTING CO. (fgn.) Registered Sept. 10, 1896. Capital stock $20,000,000, in SI shares. Head office. Spokane; reg. office. Grand Forks. President, S. B. Sharpe: vice-pres., John A. Manly; secy.-treas., Harry W. Treat, Van Anda. Other directors, Edward Blew- ett and Gen. A. P. Currie. Property—VOLCANIC, IRON CAP, BIMETALLIC and STAR, situated in Burns Camp, on east side of north fork Kettle river, 10 miles from Grand Forks. Dev., tunnel 350 feet; ore body averages 600 feet wide on surface, carrying gold and copper values. OMAHA AND GRANT SMELTING CO., of Denver, Col., and Omaha. Neb. Western agents, Braden Bros., Helena, Mont. E. J. Matthews, manager, Pilot Bay. OMENICA CONSOLIDATED HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed July 18, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 39,000 shares; office, Victoria- President, Moses McGregor; secretary- treasurer, J. T. Bethune, ' Victoria; superintendent, Capt. C. N. Black, C. E. M. E. Assets sold Nov., 1898, to Arctic Slope, Hyd. Mining Co., Ld. *OMENICA PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., filed March 2, 1896; capital stock, $6,000; office, Victoria. ONTARIO GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered June 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Re-reglstered Dec. 20, 1897. Registered office Rossland. J. B. McArthur. attorney. ONTARIO GOLD FIELDS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Toronto; reg. office, Rossland. President, Edward Morgan, Toronto; vice-presidents, Thomas Elliott of Brantford and Thomas Beattie of London, Ont; general manager, E. Wallace, M. B., Toronto; treasurer, W. J. Wallace, Toronto; secretary, William Johnston, 46 King st. W., Toronto; resident agent, J. K. Clark; consulting engineer, Howland VanNess Stevenson. Transferred Ajax group to Ajax M. & Dev, Co., Ltd. Incorporated June 1, 1898, and hold 40,000 shares of stock in that company. ONTARIO GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING AND MILLING CO., Ltd. Incorporated 9 Aug., 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Waneta. ♦ONTARIO AND SLOCAN MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 10, 1897; capital stock, $450,000 in 30c shares; Treasury, 500,000 shares, head office, Guelph, Ont.; reg. office, Slocan City. Manager, W. H. Brandon, Slocan City. President, sec'y and treas., Geo. Sleeman; vice-pres., Prof. James Mills; other directors, G. P. Ryan, T. P. Coffee and 0. Cleopfer, M.P., all of Guelph, Ont. Property—CANADIAN GROUP, 5 claims, ADAMS, BRANDON, KATIE D., SARAH B. and HILL TOP, situated on the summit of the ridge between the south fork ot Carpenter Creek and Four-Mile Creek, 2 miles southwest of Sandon; reached by trail via the Ruth. Development, 1,000 feet, in 5 tunnels ana workings, on ADAMS. No. A, tunnel 40 feet, No. B, 250 feet; showing 4 to 8 feet ore. No. C, 428 feet. On BRANDON \ tunnels, 110 feet and 45 feet. Snowsnett 360 feet for protection of tunnel. HS GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 89 MINING COMPANIES. Shipped 3 cars from development work in 1897 which averaged 125 oz. silver and 60 ner 'cent. lead. Is a concentrating proposition and will reduce 5 into 1. ORIOLE SYNDICATE (foreign) registered March 3, 1897; capital stock, £5,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng., reg. office, Vancouver. ORO-FINO MINES, Ld. Filed March 10 1897 Capital stock $100,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 133,000 shares. Office, Vancouver Pres., J. R- Seymour; vice-pres., C. M Beecher; secy.-treas., Alex. Grant, 407 Granville street, Vancouver. Other directors Dr O. Weld, James Slater, C. N. Davidson, J. A. McKinnon and T. R. Pearson. Supt., Fleming Robertson, Fairvierw. Property—ORO-FINO and INDEPENDENCE, situated above Myers Flat, 3 miles southwest of Penticton road. Dev., 700 feet in 3 shafts, and 4 tunnels with 70 feet vertical depth. Vein, 3 to 10 feet and free milling. Values, $18 per ton. Plant, 3 stamp mill triple discharge, and Park's amalgamator, 10 tons capacity dai'y. Mill is one mile from the mine. ORO MINING AND MILLING CO., Ltd. Dev. and Inv. Co., Ltd. A sub-eompanv of B. C. Gold Fields Exp., Incorporated April 20, 1898. Capital stock $200,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Oro. Managing director, G. A. Fasini; supt., A. H. Grady. Propery—GOLDEN WEDGE GROUP—5 claims-GOLDEN WEDGE, BONANZA, HINTON, CALEDONIAN, CENTRAL, 45 and ORO, situated on second north fork of Lemon Creek, 18 miles from Nelson, by waggon road, via 6 Mile Pass. Development, 2 crosscut tunnels, No. 1 45 feet and drift 320 feet; No. 2, 180 feet and drift 240 feet averaging about $14. Mill commences stamping in 1899. Mill is 4,000 feet below the tunnel and is connected by wagon road. Coy. also own Oro Townsite and sawmill of 18,000 feet capacity. Development, 300 feet of work, including 100 foot shaft, has 10 stamp mill, driven by water power; ore mostly free milling; values averaging about $18. ORO-PLATA MINING CO., Ltd. Filed Nov. 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, W. H. Fife; vice-president, John R. Reavis, managing director. John W. Cover; secretary- treasurer, T. G. EJ gie, Rossland. Property—4 claims, TIMBERLINE, BOB Tvr-nRsoT/L. CAPITAL PRIZE and COME-BY-CHANCE, situated on Granite r.-opk. White Grouse Mountain district, Kootenay Lake. Development 4 shafts, Aggregating 110 feet with open, cuts. Ore grey copper and said to carry values of $25 to $50 in gold and 24 per cent, copper. ORPHAN POT GOLD MTNTNG CO.. Ld.. filed Oct. 16, 1896; capital stock, $700,000 in $1 shares; treasury. 200.000 shares: office. Revelstoke. President. E. H. Wedekind, Trail. H. C.: vice-president and manager. J. W. Haskins; secretary-treasurer, F. C. Whit-' ney, Revelstoke, B. C.; other directors, H. N. Coursier, H. A. Brown, winding up order, January 4, 1898. A. E. Beck, official liquidator, Vancouver. Property—ORPHAN BOY, situated on the south slope of McCulloch Mountain, on the headwaters of the west fork of McCulloch Creek, Big Bend country; a free-milling proposition; April 21, 1897, sold at sheriff's sale for $6,200 to C. N. Davidson. *OSBORNE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 14, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. O'SHEA GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO. Registered March 3, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head offiee, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Camp McKinney. Thomas Dona'd, attorney. OTTAWA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 30, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; treasury 122,000 shares. Office Rossland. President P. McL. Forin; vice- pres. Dr. D. E. Kerrj sec'y-treas., Archibald Cameron; other directors, J. W. Boyd, John Harris and N. Smith. Have absorbed the Red Eagle Oold Mining Co., Ltd. Property—RED EAGLE, situatec t,_ tat east slope of Deer Park Mountain, in the south belt, on C. & W. Ry., 1% miles soutr- of Rossland, between Olla Podrida and Curlew. Deveopment, shaft 74 feet; drift 70 feet; tnnnel 100 feet; shaft 20 feet, and numerous open cuts. vein is from 4 to 6 feet wide and is traceable across the claim 1,400 feet. The Mayflower ledge crosses the claim for 300 feet. Plant consists of 30 horse power boiler, 10 horse power hoist, pump and 2 steam drills, costing $2,500. OTTAWA MINE, Harris Kennedy & Co., owners, Spokane. Property — STOCK EXCHANGE and OTTAWA FRACTION, situated on west slope of Deer Park Mountain, South belt 2 miles from Rossland, % mile from Red Mountain Railway, at head of Silver Bell Gulch. Development, 2 tunnels, 90 feet and 12 feet, also open cuts. There are three ledges on the property. OTTAWA HYDRAULIC MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., flled May 21, 1895; capital stock, $250,000; office, North Bend. Trustees, Joshua Wright, M. N. Garland and F. W. Valleau. Property—Situated on Manson and Slate Creeks, Omenica district. OTTAWA AND IVANHOE SILVER MINES, Ld., filed Dec. 16, 189*6; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Sanford H. Fleming, C. E.; vice president, J .Fred Ritchie; secretary-treasurer, Hector McRae, Burns Block, Rossland. 19 W. Columbia ave., Rossland; other directors, George P. Brophy, C. E., and Charles R. Hamilton. Superintendent, Edward Watts, Whitewater. Property—OTTAWA and IVANHOE, situated 1 mile from Wellington siding, on K & S Ry. adjoining the Wellington mine on the west, 3 miles from Wellington station. Development—Tunnel 120 feet and open 90 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINING COMPANIES. cuts. A 425-foot cross-cut tunnel cuts the ledge of the Wellington lead at depth of 150 feet. the western extension, of which is on the property. Values average same as Wellington. OTTER FLAT GOLD AND PLATINUM CO., Ld., filed Oct. 10, 1895; capital stock, $200,000; office, Vancouver. PACIFIC BULLION MINING CO., (foreign), filed March 13, 1889; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Vancouver, Wash.; Re-registered January 3, 1898. Fred H. Oliver, mining supt. and attorney, Rossland. Property in Ainsworth Camp. PACIFIC CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 17, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria, PACIFIC MINING AND CONSTRUCTION CO., (foreign), registered April 13, 1897; capital stock, $20,000 in $1 shares head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Rossland; branch at Slocan City. Percy Dickinson, president and gen. mgr. ♦PACIFIC PROVINCE PROSPECTING CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $50,000. mgr. dir., G. H. Dawson, Silverton. Other directors, L. Doncet and F. J. Procter, 541 Hastings street, Vancouver. Property—EDINBURGH GRPUP, 4 claims, cr_wn granted, on 4 Mile Creek, 1 miles from Silverton, situated below the Wakefield and believed to> carry that lead. Development, 3 tunnels. PACIFIC NORTHWEST MINING CORPORATION, Ltd. Head office, London, Eng. Capital stock £200,000, in £1 shares. Trus- toes, W. H. and A. A. Wynne, of London, and Howard C. Walters, of Rossland. PALMETA MINE. Owners Alfred Rob- Mson, Toronto, Ont., local manager. A. W. //right, Sandon. Property—PALMETA. situated 2 miles northwest of Sandon and adjoins the Queen Bess on the northeast; reached by trail 94 mile from Wonderful wagon road; has 2 veins: No. 1. 4 to 6 feet wide, with -pay streak 4 tc 12 inches, assaying 172 oz. silver and 75 oer cent, lead; No. 2, 6 to 10 feet, and well defined. Development, 3 tunnels 1,500 feet in veins; 10 inches of ore in lower tunnel. PALO ALTO GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed May 13, 1896: capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 snares; office. Victoria. Manager W. Gaston Estep. Spokane; secretary C. Dubois Mason, 18 Broad st., Victoria. Property—PALO ALTO, situated 1 mile southwest of Rossland. Development- Shaft; nlant consists of 30 h. p. boiler. 10 h p. hoM. sinking Dump and 1 steam drill. costing $2,000. PARIS BELLE GOLD MINING CO. (for ei-ri. filed May 27. 1895: capital stock. $800.- 000: head office. Spokane, Wash.: reg. of- ^r><\ Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 13. 1897. J. B. McArthur, attorney. Property—PARIS BELLE, within the city limits of Rossland. PASADENA CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. PATHFINDER MINING, REDUCTION AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed March 4, 1897.; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares, Treasury 350,000 shares, office Grand Forks. Pres., T. I. Parkinson; vice-pres-, W. A. Pfyfer; secy.-treas., Frank Sears. Property—PATHFINDER, on north fork of Kettle river, 13 miles from Grand Forks. Development, shaft 90 feet at 50-foot level, crosscut 45 feet, 15 feet being in ore. Pyr- rhotyte iron carrying $12 in gold and'2 to 5 per cent copper. shaft 65 feet and 15 feet crosscut, 4 ft. ore. crosscut tunnel 170 feet, cuts (at 80 feet) a blind ledge 14 feet of ore. Vadues, $8 gold and 2y2 to 5 per cent, copper. Tunnel on ledge 45 feet, has 12 feet of ore averaging $8 gold and 10 per cent, copper. PAVO CONSOLIDATED MINES, Ld.. filed April 8, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in 10c shares; office, Rossland. PAYNE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated April 10, 1899. Capital stock $3,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Sandon. Resident manager, C. H. Hand; accountant, John Daly; mine foreman, P. A. Dwyer. McCuaig, Rykeort & Co., official brokers, Montreal. upper tramway, surface gravity, 350 feet from upper tunnel to head of long tramway. Capacity, 1 ton cars, 24 tons per hour. Average of shipments per year were 105 oz. silver and 50 per cent. lead. Employs 135 men. regular monthly dividends of $25,000 commenced 10th of April, 1899. The average shipments are about 250 tons of ore per week, which net $50,000 every month, half of which is paid in dividends. Besides these dividends bonuses are given -toring several months of the year. During 1898, for instance, there were bonuses for September, October, November and Esacember. PAYNE MINING CO., OF B. C, iM registered Feb. 9, 1897: capital stock, $2,- 500.000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. Presi- L. Hoge; vice-president, A. W. secretary, F. E. Sargent, Ana- dent, W, McCune; conda Disposed of assets to Payne Consolidated Mining Co.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Dividends, in 1897-1898 said to have paid approximately $1,000,000 to shareholders. Property—1 claims, all small, locatedifp 1891: MATD OF ERIN. PAYNE, MOUNTAIN CHIEF, TWO JACKS, THURSDAY FRACTION and TELEPHONE, located on Payne Mountain, sloping towards Carpenter Creek. 2 miles in a straight line from Sandon; reached by wagon road 3% miles long. Plant—Surface gravity tram, one section 5.364 feet in length, connecting the mine with K. & S. Ry. Has capacity of 24 tons an hour; cars carry 5 tons each. This is said to be the largest surface gravity tramway that is known of up to the present date. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 91 MINING COMPANIES. Crusher operated by water power at K. & S. Ry. track, separating the carbonates from galena. Ariel Reversing tram, 1,400 feet in length, and dropping 450 feet to C. P. R. track, buckets carry 1,200 lbs., and has capacity of 15 tons per hour; operated by one man at expense of 2%c per ton; shipments average 60 tons per day. The lead ores average about 160 oz. silver and 75 per cent, lead; carbonates about 100 oz. silver and 45 per cent, lead. PAY ORE (B.C.) MINES, Ltd. Incorporated June 18 ,1898. Capital stock $250,- 000, in 10c shares. Treasury 1,000,000 snares. Office Rossland; Pres., Anthony J. Macmillan; vice-pres., John A. Manly; secy.-treas., Smith Curtis, Rossland; asst. secy and treas., W. Hart McHarg. Other directors, A. C. Sinclair. Property—PAY ORE, situated % mile east of North Fork of Kettle River, 12 miles north of Grand Forks. Development, shaft 8 feet and stripping 2 veins, one being 30 feet wide, tunnel 55 feet. Ore is a concentrating quarty, carrying gold, silver and small percentage of copper; assays $10 to $100 per ton. PEARL GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 30, 1897; capital stock, $150,000; office Rossland. Pres., Samuel Forteith; sec'y, Thos. Parker; treas, J. S. Clute, jr.; mgr., F. W. Bauer. Property—PEARL and PROUD CHIEF, situated on Sullivan Creek, Trail Creek District. Development shaft 20 feet PELLY-YUKON GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 1, 1898. Capital stock $350,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Victoria. PETERS CREEK GOLD MINING CO. OF CARIBOO., filed Dec. 7, 1895; capital stock, $25,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Property—Situated on Peters Creek, Cariboo district. PEORIA MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 5, 1899. Capital stock $150,- 000, in 10c. shares, assessable to 2c. Treasury, 600.000 shares non-assessable. Office, Rossland. President, Dr. D. E. Kerr; vice- pres., Jas. McMartin. Other directors. Nee Smith, Archibald Cameron, W. J. White- sides, Albert Fenwick (of Alexander, Man.), James Chambers and Fitz W. Bauer; secv.- treas., Joseph Fyfe. PEORIA MINING AND MILLING CO. Ld., filed Dec. 7, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,-' 000 m $1 shares; office, Rossland. harM-'r,Dr- D- E- Kerr: vice-pres., Archi- Dam Cameron; sec'y-treas., Joseph Fyfe, ?„°ii? *.di other directors, James Chambers, John McLaren, —. Smith, Fritz W. Bauer, disposed of assets to Peoria Mines, Ld. Property—5 claims. PEORIA, GI.AS- n?^T4^9,WFr'AB:]E- HARRIET, and OSCAR FRACTION, situated 6 miles from Whitewater, adjoining Bonton: irqq?nels' 125 feet and !00 feet (March 1. lead' average 125 oz- siIyer and 60 per cent. N_?R£H SYNDICATE. Ltd. Licensed «ov. 29, 1897. Head office in England. Capital stock £10,000, £1 shares. Registered office, Wild Horse Creek, East Kootenay. James W. R. Young, mining engineer and attorney. PHILIP'S ARM GOLD MINES, Ld., filed Jan. 15, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in 50c shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary, Harry Rhodes, Vancouver. Meeting Dec. 19, 1898 to dispose of assets. PHOENIX CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 15, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Sandon. President, James E. Poupore, Nakusp; vice-president, C. D, Rand; secretary-treasurer, Dr. M. W. Bru- ner, Black's hotel, Sandon; other directors, James Burridge of Winnipeg and George McL. Brown of Vancouver; Property—3 claims, PHOENIX, ALHAM- BRA and LIBBY R., situated on the north fork of Carpenter Creek, 3V_ miles from Three Forks; reached by trail; wagon road to be built this summer; development, 160-foot tunnel on the lead, which is all in ore. Average assays, 150 oz. silver and 65 per cent lead, with a small quantity of gold; no shipments yet. PHOENIX GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Sept. 3, 1895; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 14, 1897. Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. J. B. McArthur, attorney. , Property—PHOENIX, situated near Nest Egg, southwest of Rosslan*. PICK-UP MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 22, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 300,000 shares. Office Rosslanu. Pres., Tom C. Gray; sec'y-treas., Frank J. Walker, Rossland. Property—PICK-UP, situated on north slope of Red Mountain, near Blue's sawmill. Development principally surface; exploration work. PICTON DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE, Ld., filed Aug. 24, 1896; capital stock, $15,000 in $5 shares; office, Nelson. Trustees, James Edward Turner, James F. Pearson and Samuel M. Okell. PIERRE DEVELOPMENT CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. PILOT BAY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shar3s; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Leo H. Schmidt; vice-president, Robert Reddick, M. D.; secretary-treasurer, gen. mgr. and supt, H. R. Dunlop. Not in operation. Claims lapsed, ore pinched out. PINE RIDGE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 ih $1 shares; office, Rossland. President J. B. McArthur; vice-pres., W. L. Parrish; treas., T. H. Rae.; sec'y, W. L. Orde, Rossland. Property—4 claims—NAKO, ELPRO, KALAMISH and M. P. FRACTION. situated on Cayuse Creek, 92 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA MINING COMPANIES. near Deer Park, on Lower Arrow Lake. Development double compartment shaft, down 53 feet (June 1, 1898), PIONEER DEVELOPMENT AND EXPLORATION CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (foreign), registered Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock, £150,000 in £1 shares; head office, London, Eng. (reg. June 17, 1896); reg. office, Vancouver. Business manager in British Columbia, Charles Tetley, Vancouver; general manager and superintendent, Neil Cochrane, Rossland. Licensed January 3, 1898. Charles Tetley, attorney. Property—7 claims, CAMPBELL and ET- TIE, situated on Red Mountain Ry., 6 miles from Rossland; development, 300-foot tunnel. FOUR HUNDRED, SOUND MONEY and N. P., situated on Sophia Mountain, 6 miles from Rossland, y2 mile from Dewdney trail; development, 60-foot shaft. ANNIE NO. 2 and NANCY HANKS, situated on Lake Mountain, ty2 miles southeast of Rossland; trail from C. & W. Ry.; development, 90-foot shaft, 60-foot tunnel and 60-foot crosscut. PITTSBURG AND CARIBOO GOLD DREDGING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered April 10, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $5 shares; head office, Pittsburg, Pa.; reg. office, Inns of Court, Vancouver. President, Benjamin W. Morgan; secretary, Dr. J. A. Craighead; manager, John B. Heimich, PITTSBURG GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 20, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, R. Scott; vice-president, Richard Armstrong; secretary-treasurer, J. A. Smith, 3 N. Lincoln st, Rossland. Property—PITTSBURG and YELLOW COPPER, located on southeastern slope of Lake Mountain, 2 miles from Rossland; development, shaft. PIRATE MINE. Property—PIRATE, situated on Noble Five Mountain, y2 mile from Cody; development is in progress, with considerable ore on the dump PLEASANT VALLEY PLACER MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 15, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, ir; $1 shares. Treasury, 20,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Directors, Hon. T. Mayne Daly, James Hunter, T. R. Morrow, H. G. Neelands and Andrew Kelly; mgr. dir. and supt., Thos. Miller, M. E. Property—26 PLACER CLAIMS, situated at junction of Williams Creek and Pleasant Valley Creek, 2y2 miles from Barkerville. Gravel 6 to 30 feet in depth, said to yield $1 to $3 per yard. Plant, 2 motors, 4 in. and 2y2 in., with 1,000 inches water, 3% miles of ditching and fluming. POTHOOK MINE. Scottish Copper Mine Syndicate of B. C, Ld. H. G. Ashbv. supt., KamJoo_>s. POORMAN GOLD MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed Nov. 8, 1895; capital stock, *500.000 in $1 shares, assessable: head office, Spokane: reg. office, Rossland. President, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; secretary, Edwin Durant, Rossland: supt., John M. Long. worked as part of JOSIE GROUP, by British America Corporation, Ltd. PORTLAND GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 14, 1896; capital stock, $600,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, George Shield; secretary, C. D. Fraser, Spokane. ♦PORT McNEIL COAL AND LAND CO., Ld., filed Nov. 10, 1891; capital stock, $100,- 000; office, Vancouver. POWELL LAKE MINING CO. Chas. E. Vert, manager, 7 Inns of Court, Vancouver. Property—4 claims on Powell lake, Texada Island, near Van Anda. PREMIER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 8, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in 10c shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, W. A. Blair; vice- president. Samuel Forteath; secretary, Thomas Parker, E. Columbia av., Rossland; general manager, F. W. Bauer; superintendent. John Henderson; consulting engineer, E. W. Liljegran. Property—2 claims, SKILLIGALEE and GOLDEN KING, located on Sullivan Creek, Trail Creek district; reached by Columbia River to mouth of Sullivan Creek, thence by government trail. Development, 1 crosscut about 30 feet, 1 shaft about 8 feet. Assays show gold, silver and copper. On same lead within 50 feet oil this property assays from $5 to $35 have been obtained. Property adjoins Queen Victoria G. M. Co., Ltd. PRESCOTT MINING CO., Ld., flled April 21, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; office. Vancouver. Secretary, C. C. Bennett. Vancouver. Property—3 claims, PRESCOTT and PRESCOTT FRACTION NO. 1, and PRESCOTT FRACTION NO. 2, situated on north fork of Kaslo Creek. Development, 300 feet of work. It Is a concentrating proposition, carrying 60 oz. silver and 30 per cent. lead. PHI CE-EATON CO.. (foreign), filed Aug 18. 1889; capital stock. $500,000; bead office. San Francisco. President. W. C. Price. San Francisco: secretary. J. W. Pew: reg. a sent Joseph E. Eaton, Kaslo. Feb. 25, 1898. Has ceased to do busines. in this province. PRTMRPS^ GOLD MINING CO.. Ld„ fled Jan. 9. 1897: capital stock. $l.no0.000 in $1 shares: treasury, 250,000 shares; head office. Rossland. President, M. F. Chesnut; secy.-treas., J M. Miller. Other directors. John Harris (Spokane); supt.. John W. Westfall. Property—GRACE C. and EDNA, situated between Lardo and Duncan rivers. 5 miles west of Duncan river,, 11 miles north of Ferguson. Development, crosscut and tunnel 160 fa|t and drivins 15 feet more to cut vein at depth of 170 feet (April 6. 1899), and pushing actual development. I Ledge is 12 to 35 feet wide, paystreak 2% | feet on surface, assays from selected ore ran 1.000 oz. of silver, 20 per cent, copper and 50 per cent. lead. "Dropertv—NEW WOMAN GROUP. | claims. NEW WOMAN, OLD MAN and GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 93 MINING COMPANIES. REVENUE, located on Whiskey Creek, a tributary of north fork of Salmon River 2 miles from N & F S Ry, 20 miles from Nelson. Dev., shaft 50 feet. SEATTLE GROUP, 2 claims, SEATTLE and DENMARK, located % mile southeast of New Woman group on Gold Peak Mountain, and 1% miles from Salmo on N & F S. Ry. Development, shaft 35 feet and open cuts 60 feet. PRINCE EDWARD GOLD MINING CO., registered March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. PRINCE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Golden. PROSPECTING SYNDICATE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Aug. 22, 1895; capital stock, £100,000, £14,500 paid up; head office, Vancouver. President and manager, Gilbert Mahon, Rossland. Other directors, Edward Mahon and J. W. McFarland; consulting engineer, Leslie Hill, Property — JEWEL AND DINERO GRANDE, situated in Long Lake Camp, 8 miles from Greenwood City; by wagon road. Development—Double compartment incline shaft 248 feet, 2 levels at 120 feet and 235 feet. Total 900 feet work (April 20, 1899). Shaft 107 feet on Dinero Grande. The ledge matter in both shafts is quartz, carrying sulphides of iron and copper, galena and tellurides. The vein runs from 2 to 8 feet, but averages 4 to 5 feet. Values, $15 per ton, chiefly gold, to be treated by milling and direct cyanide process, milling and treatment costing $6 per ton. Smelter shipment of 8% tons returned 5 oz. gold and 35 oz. silver, or $117 per ton. GOLD DROP, adjoining Jewell and on a parallel vein, tunnel 60 feet. The Jewell Development Syndicate is closely associated with the Prospecting Syndicate in the development and future flotation of the Jewel mine. MOFFAT CREEK—Placer ground near Vernon; worked as drift diggings. PROSPECTORS' MUTUAL GOLD MINES, Ld., of B. C, filed March 24, 1897; capital stock, $500,000; office Vancouver. sec'y, Edward Nicholls, 317 Cordova street Vancouver. PROVIDENCE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $300,000, in 25c. shares; office, Vancouver. President, J. Barnet Maolaren; vice-pres., D. J. Munn; secy.-treas., J. T. DePencer. Other directors, Alex. Elwen, Duncan McMillan and W. G. Trethewey; supt., J. H. Adams, M. E.; foreman, Duncan McMillan. Property — PROVIDENCE, SILVER QUEEN, and VANCOUVER, situated on west shore of Harrison lake, 28 miles from Harrison Hot Springs, and reached by steamer. Development, on No. 1 vein, incline shaft 140 feet, at 90 foot level a drift of 20 feet and crosscut of 90 feet to parallel vein at icSO foot level drift 30 feet (May 5. 1899) ana driving. No. 2 vein, tunnel 65 feet; No. 3 vein, t 58 feet and drift of 75 feet from the bottom all in ore; average width 30 inches, and shows values of $15 per ton. Mining, $2.75 per ton; treating $1.25; total, $4.00 riant, 5 drill compressor driven by water pwr, 3 drill® and small hoist Vein averages 3 feet in width and not less than 2 in shaft, quartz carrying gold, average values $12.00 in shaft, east of chute averages $40, 45 per cent, free milling and balance a cyaniding proposition. To instal a cyanide plant to handle 40 tons per day. Last shipment ran $50 gold and S3 silver. PROVINCIAL MINING AND DREDGING CO.. Ld., filed Sept. 12, 1894; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Vancouver. PUGET SOUND IRON CO. Registered March 18, 1898. Head office 530 California street, San Francisco. Capital stock $500,- 000, in $10 shares. Registered office Nanaimo. Samuel M. Robbins, attorney. PUG MINE, F. D. Chapin, owner, Sudbury, Ont. J. S. Clute, jr., solicitor, Rossland. Lee, local managers, Texada City, branch at Trondale, Puget Sound; owners, Union Iron Works, and Goodall, Perkins & Co., of San Francisco. Property—IRON JVDINE, on northeasterly portion of Texada Island, near Van Anda. Property—PUG MINE; relocated as GOLDEN LION in June, 1897; located near Waneta, mouth of tunnel being 110 feet from N. & S. F. Ry tracks. Development —cross-cut tunnel; cuttings show solid ore at depth of 8 feet carrying Gold, silver and copper. Plant 30 horse power boiler, _ drill compressor and 2 drills. PURCELL MINING CORPORATION, filed Oct. 31, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Sandon. President, Chester Glass; secretary, Phil T. Becher. Re-registered January 3, 1898. E. M. Sandi- lands, attorney. Property—PURCELL (Crown granted), on Noble Five Mountain, adjoining Good Enough on the east and just above Grey Copper. Development $1,000 of work. It is believed to carry the Good Enough lead at considerable depth; also Grey Copper lead. PURE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Treasury 400,000 shares. Office Rossland. Pres. D. D. Birks; vice-pres., S. G. Reid, Brantford, Ont.; treas., J. H. Robinson; secretary and manager, Albert P. Hunter; other directors, Charles McDonnell, W. C Archer and J. A. Kirk. Property-3 claims, ESCORT, TRILBY and PURE GOLD; located 9 miles north of Christina Lake, reached by boat, 9 miles north from Cascade City. Development- shaft 18 feet; tunnel on ledge 50 feet. PYRAMID COPPER CO., Ltd. Head office London, Eng. Registered office Nelson. Attorney, Henry Broughton Thomp- S°Property—15 claims — ALTNAVEIGH, LONDONDERRY. RUDDYGORE, KIRBE- KAN, CARLINGFORD, VALHALLA, SHANNON, ROWAN. RAVENSDALE. GLADYS. LUBBOCK, IRISHMAN. TVHTTE FEATHER, SUSAN. LUCKY SHOT, situated on Pyramid Creek, near St. Mary's liP 94 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLU.MBI. MINING COMPANIES. Lake, East Kootenay. Active development to be prosecuted this summer. Copper and galena ore, carrying gold. . PRAMID KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed June 29, 1897. Head office 36 Lime street, London, Eng. Secretary W. Watson.' Capital stock £50,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Nelson. Henry B. Thomson, attorney. Property—14 claims—COMSTOCK, KER- RIN, WOLMER, WARREN, BROOKS, BAILEY, WALSINGHAM, ALBERT, MILTON, STILLE, HARPHAM, PYRAMID. MOUNTAIN CHIEF and GRANITE, all Crown granted, situated on Pyramid Creek, near St. Marv's Lake, East Kootenay; PYRAMID COPPER SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed Oct. 12, 1898. Capital stock £20,- 000 in £1 shares. Head offiee, London, England; reg. office, Nelson. Eugene August Digby, attorney and manager; H. Wynn Finch, mining engineer. London & B C. Gold Fields, Ld., and Dominion Mining, Dev. & Agency Co., Ld., own the controlling interest. 45 miles from Crawford Bay and 35 miles from Fort Steele. Copper ore carrying small gold values. BRAOEBRIDGE GROUP, 4 claims, on N. E. fork of St. Mary's river, generally known as Big Copper Lead; under bond. PYTHON MINING CO.. Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 26, 1899. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Office. Kamloops. Wentworth F. Wood, manager. Property—PYTHON GROUP. 4 claims, PYTHON, NOONDAY, COPPER HEAD and PYTHON FRACTION, situated on Coal Hill. 3% miles south of Kamloops, reacned by wagon road. Dev., shaft 55 feet and 2 drifts on levels, 70 feet and open cuts; 35 tons ore on dump from dev., averages 5 per cent, copper and $8 in gold. Python vein is tracable for 2 miles. 3,500 feet on the property, width 0 to 30 feet. QUADRA MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld.. filed April 15. 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. President, John Bryden, M. P. P.; secretary-treasurer, G. A. Sargison, 48 Langley st, Victoria; other directors, George Allan Kirk and Thomas Shotbolt. Property—3 claims, OPHIR, QUADRA and Property—3 claims. OPHIR, QUADRA and LAST CHANCE, (altitude 2,125 feet); located in China Creek, Alberni, adjoining Consolidated Alberni Group on southwest; reached by steamer and stage. Development—Shaft over 35 feet and stripping the vein; vein 2 feet in width; average assays, $8 to $16 in gold. QUEEN BEE GOLD MINES CO., Ld., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares: office, Vancouver. Geo. L. Fowler, acting secretary. Meeting Dec. 24, 1898, to dispose of assets. QUEEN BESS PROPRIETARY COMPANY, Ld. Licensed January 18, 1898. Head office, Moorgate Station Chambers, E. C, London, Eng. Capital £120,000, in £1 shares. Chairman. Capt. R. B. Needham; secretary, Walter Smith. Registered office, Nelson. Managing director and at torney, C. Kingsley, Milbourne; local secretary, H. Alers Hankey; asst. manager, G. Noel Brown. Concentrator, Three Forks. Foreman, George Scott. Property—7 claims, QUEEN BESS YOUNG DOMINION, MAY BE, CONCORD, AMERICAN GIRL, HUB and FIRST EXTENSION, situated on the east slope of Howson Creek, opposite to the Idaho Basin, Zy2 miles up from Alamo concentrator. The mine has been shipping since 1893, when 40 tons produced 96 oz. silver and 74 per cent lead. Development, 5 tunnels on one vein aggregating 2,000 feet with drifts, 2 tunnels on 2nd vein about 600 feet. Shipped about 500 tons per month during winter of 1898-99, averaging 85 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. QUEEN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed June 10, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary, John MacQuillan. 609 Hastings st., Vancouver. Property—Claims situated at Yale. QUEEN VICTORIA GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Nov. 13, 1896; capital sto|£ $1,000,000 in $1 /shares; office, RosslalE President, Geo. H. SucJ-ling? vice-presid__S' and consulting engineer, E. W. Liljegran. treas., F. W. Bauer; secretary.Thos. Parkin Property—2 claims, BEAVER and DENMARK, located on Sullivan Creek, Trail Creek District; reached on Co lumbia River to mouth of Sullivan Creek, then by government trail. Development— 1 cross-cut tunnel 86 feet, 1 shaft 15 feet; ledge running across both claims is 74 feet broad; average assays, from $5 to $35.96 Gold. Property adjoins Premier G. M. Co., Ltd. QUESNELLE AND CARIBOO GOLD FIELDS EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,' Ld., filed July 24, 1896; capital stock, IIP 000 in £50 shares; head office, Sheffield, Eng. QUESNELLE DREDGING AND HYDRAULIC SYNDICATE, Ld. Licengp Jan. 23, 1899. Capital stock £50,000, in fl shares. Head office, 189 Cannon stieSj. London, Eng.; reg. office, Victoria. OuwB Armstrong Holland, attorney. QUESNELLE FORKS CANAL AND HYDRAULIC MINING CO.. Ld., filed June 3, 1893; capital stock, $250,000; office, Victoria. QUESNELLE GOLD RECOVERY CO., Ld. Licensed May 2, 1899. Capital stocS £50,000, in £1 shares. Head office. 139 Cannon street, London, Eng.: reg. office, Victoria. Cuyler Armstrong Holland, attorney. QUESNELLE MINING CO. (foreign), registered Dec. 10, 1896; capital stock. $1.- 000,000 In $100 shares; head office, Chicago; reg. office, Quesnelle. QUESNELLE PROSPECTING CO. Hydraulic workings at Quesnelle. Chas. F- Law, Vancouver, supt. QUESNELLE QUARTZ MINING CO, Ld., filed Dec. 27, 1894; capital stock, $600,0* in $1 shares; office Quesnelle Mouth. President, Hon. James Reid; secretary-treasurer. W. A. Johnston, Quesnelle. _. Property-5 claims, WASHBURN alio GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 95 MINING COMPANIES. EXTENSION, STEWART and EXTENSION and MORRISON locations, title ?rown grant, located on Hixon Creek, Car- fboo district reached by road from Quesnelle « miles, or river and road; development, 1 shaft 200 feet deep, with about 200 fee" drifts; one shaft 53 feet, with 78 feet drifts- various lesser shafts and drifts; 1 5-stamp mill, double discharge; average assays $45 per ton; boiler and engine, hoist- ne gear tools, shaft house pump, dwelling house, o-fice, blacksmith shop and various other buildings. QUESNELLE RIVER HYDRAULIC GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 21, 1894; capital stock, $600,000; office, Westminster. QUINTITLE GOLD MINING CO.; office, Property-Situated on Krueger Mountain, near Fairview. The vein is reported 8 feet In width. R A SYNDICATE, Ld., in liquidation. Alfred E. M. Davis, 1 Great Winchester street, London, Eng., liquidator. RAINY DAY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 3, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, John Labatt, London. Ont); vice-pres., J. A. Kirk; secy.-treas., H. E. A. Courtney. Other directors, Thos. S. Gilmour and J. B. Chantrell. Property—1 claim, RAINY DAY, located 1 mile west of Rossland on Red Mountain Ry., being the fourth claim west of the Le Roi, Trail Creek division, W. Kootenay district; reached by Red Mountain Ry. Development, 2 shafts 10 feet deep each and several open cuts, exposing three veins. Average assays $9.50, all values from surface, sample. Lies on mineral belt that first made the camp famous, passing through the Le Roi, Center Star, Columbia, Kootenay, etc. RAMBLER AND CARIBOO CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 20, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Annex First National Bank building, Spokane. Registered office Kaslo. Pres., J. B. McArthur; vice-pres., J. J. Humphrey; sec- teas., A. F. McClaine; gen. mgr., Wm. H. Adams. Other directors, Alfred Coolidge. May 15, 1899. Has paid $50,000 dividends to shareholders and purchased mineral claims $10,000 with the profits from ore shipments. Re-registered January 31, 1898. Wm. Hastie Adams, attorney. Property—RAMBLER GROUP, 5 claims, P^MBLER, CARIBOO. ANTELOPE, HJMPHREY and BEST FRIEND, located 189-s, situated at head of Best Bason, 4 miles frona McGuigan Station on K. & S. Ry; reached by wagon road; employs 40 to 50 I??1- Development—No. 1 tunnel, on the ve n 200 feet; No. 2 crosscut, 100 feet to the vein, and drift on the ledge 280 feet; No. 3. Known as the Shea tunnel, being run 400 on£ -t0.Hp the ledse at vertical depth of fZ*iJ>$}8.w tun]Qel, No. 2. Total for 3 JOMiels, l.oOO ft (June, 1898). The leads vary i™? X .t0 n feet and Pay streak from VA m»„i t0 i feet- Ledge is nearly perpen- wcmar, running northeast and southwest, in the same zone as Noble Five and Whitewater. Shipments returned average of 200 oz. silver and 45 to 50 per cent lead. The highest car of dry ore shipped returned 580 oz. silver per ton. The first dividend of $20,000 was paid March 15> 1897. Plant consists of boiler, engine, hoist and 3 Burleigh drills RAMSDELL MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 3, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Sandon. President, J. H. Ramsdell; vice-president, Kearny Hammond, secy.-treas.; E. L. Garretson, 422 Fidelity building, Tacoma; general manager and reg. agent, C. Kear-, ney Hammond, Sandon; mine foreman, Patrick M. Hayes. Re-registered January 3, 1898. C. Kearny Hammond, attorney. Property—2 claims, SAPPHIRE and JEM, situated on Payne Mountain, 3 miles from Sandon, adjoining the Slocan Boy; Development, 4 tunnels; No. 1, 125 feet; No. 2, 225 feet and No. 3, 150 feet. No. 4, 100 ft. Upraise (Nos. 3 to 2), 60 ft. A few.shipments have been made on which the average returns are 117 oz. silver and 68 per cent. lead. ♦RANDOLPH ELMORE QUARTZ MINING AND MILLrNG CO. OF FAIRVIEW, B. C, Ld. (foreign), filed Jan. 21, 1897; capital stock $750,000, in $1 shares. Office Fairview. RANDOLPH GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed July 13, 1896; capital stock, $750,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President, R. N. McLean; sec'y, A. H. Coe; treas., E. L. Tait; attorney, C. O'Brien Reddin. Property—RANDOLPH (Crown granted), V_ mile southwest of Rossland and within new city limits; adjoins Butte on south. RATHMULLEN CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $2,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 1,000.000 shares; office, in Rossiland. Pres., J. M. O'Toole; vice- pres., J. B. Henderson: secy.-treas.. L. H. Moffatt. Other directors, W. J. Whiteside. C. S. Wallace, W. M. Wood, and Alex. Nicoll (Dundee, Scotland.) Development, shaft 70 feet, crosscut 81 feet, opening ledge 30 feet, carrying 3 pay- streaks, one in footwall being 9 feet. Values average $24 In gold, silver and copper. Prooertv—14 claims, RATHMULLEN. GLASGOW. TRAFALGAR. WESTWARD HO, LANSING, BEN HUR, MALTA, ROB ROY, HELEN RAY. IO'NE, NORTH STAR FRACTION, PEERLESS, CHIEFTAIN and MAPLE LEAF, located in Summit camp, north fork of Kettle River; reached by trail from Grand Forks 10 miles; RAVEN COPPER AND GOLD CO. (foreign), reg. March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Seattle; reg. office. Vancouver. A. B. Knowlton, attorney, 417 Hastings street west. RECO MINING AND MILLING CO., t ,i fij^d qPr.t. 18. 1896: capital stock. $1,000.- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 100.000 shares; office, Sandon. President, J. M. Harris; vice- 96 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. president, S. M. Wharton; secretary-treasurer, F. T. Kelly, Sandon; superintendent, and general manager, J. M. Harris, consulting engineer, B. C. Riblet. JProperty—5 claims, RUECAU, NEW DEN VER, EPHRAIM, TEXAS and CLIFTON, V-A miles northeast of Sandon and 1 mile north of the junction of Cody and Carpenter Creeks. Development, over 9,000 feet in tunnels, raises, etc. The mine is worked through seven tunnels* four of ihem on the No. 3 vein are worked In conjunction with the Goodenough mine, which has the same vein. Smelter returns from all shipments averaged 310 ounces silver and 46 per cent. lead. A car shipped in June, 1896 returned 730 oz. silver and 67 per cent, lead, The Coy. propose building a concentratoi of 120 tons capacity daily on Carpenter Creek, just above Sandon, which will be connected with the mine by a double rope aerial gravity tramway 9,000 ft. long, having a capacity of 150 tons per day, water rights and tramway right of way have already been secured for the undertaking. Dividends—Prior to incorporation the Reco paid $37,500, the first of $7,500 in 1895, the second of $30,000 in 1896, one of $100,000 May, 1897; $100,000, in January, 1898. Total $287,500. RED EAGLE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 16, 1896; capital stock, $1,200,000; $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, W. H. Fife; vice- president, William Bennison; secretary- treasurer, T. G. Elgie; manager, John W. Cover; consulting engineer, C. W. Callahan. Assets sold by the court to Ottawa Gold M. Co., Ltd. RED FOX MINE—Managing owners, Neil Gething and A. W. Wright; other owners, Geo. Henderson, J. K. Clark, Alfred Robinson and J. A. McGeorge. Property—RED FOX and CENTRAL, situated between Best and Antoine, in basin adjoining the Surprise and Antoine, 3 miles from McGuigan. Development tunnel, 200 feet; shipped 4 cars full of, '97 returns averaged 214 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. RED HORSE AND SALMON RIVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 23, 1897; capital stock, 1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. RED MOUNTAIN IDA MAY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., Wm. N. Dunn; vice-pres., A. S. Goodeve; sec'y-treas., C. O. Lalonde; other directors, W. Ward Spinks, T. H. Armstrong, Phil Aspinwall. Property—IDA MAY (Crown granted), situated one mile north of Rossland, reached by waggon road running through the property. Development shafts 22 feet and 15 feet; large open cut and surface work. Located west of Monte Cristo and north of Cliff. RED MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 22, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Ross land. Pres., W. G. Johnson; vice-pres., D. M. Linnard; sec'y-treas., A. F. Corbin, Rossland. Re organized as Red Mountain View Mines, Ld. RED MOUNTAIN VIEW MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Oct. 14, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., G. H. Bayne; vice-pres., A. H. Mae- Neill; secy.-treas., T. S. Gilmour. Other directors, James Chambers, W. J. Nelson, W. H. Bell, W. Y. Perot, C. R. Hamilton. VIEW,on Red Mountain (Crown granted), % mile from Rossland. Development, 2 tunnels, 40 feet and 160 feet, shaft 50 feet. RED POINT GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Rossland. President, W. A. Allan (Ottawa); vice-pres., S. H. Flemming; secy.-treas., Hector McRae, Rossland. Development, 3 shafts 40 feet each and 3 open cuts, to further develop in June 99. Property—RED POINT and RED POE^S FRACTION, situated on west side of Lookout Mountain, near the summit, 4% mile- east of Rossland and 1% miles southwest of RED STAR MINING AND DEVELOP- Trail MENT CO., Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 250- 000 shares; office, New Westminster. President, Harry J. Stubbs; vice-president, C. H. DeBeck; secretary-treausrer, H. J. A Burnett, Columbia st., New Westminster, Property—1 claim, RED STAR, localM on north branch of Kaslo Creek, Slocan District; reached by rail and road, 15 miles from Kaslo; average assays, 70 oz. silver, 60 per cent. lead. REFERENDUM FREE GOLD MINING | AND MILLING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 3, 1899- Capital stock $500,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Rossland. Property—REFERENDUM, KATIE, sfflf GOLDEN CROSS, situated on Forty-Nine Creek, 12 miles from Nelson. REGINA MINING CO., OF SLOCAN. Ld., filed Feb. 15, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 In 50c shares; treasury, 100,000 shares; office. Vancouver. Property—REGINA, situated on Two Frier ^s Mountain, between Lilly B and Two Friends, 8 miles east of Slocan City: ledge is dry ore, carrying pay streak of i to 18 inches; assays $25 gold and 201 oz. silver. Development—Tunnel 30 feet in the ledge. REGENT MINING AND DEVELOP MENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. Property—R. E. LEE, situated 3 miles from Sandon, % mile north of Noble FIvfe; and 4 miles north of McGuigan; reached by wagon road from McGuigan to Washington mine, 3*4 miles, and % mile of trail Trail from Sandon 3 miles. Development- 3 tunnels, 700 feet, 500 feet and 100 feet, wit- winzes and upraises, total over 2.700 feet Vein has run 4 feet to 13 feet 6 inches In width, dips 47 degrees and in lower leyejlj 70 degrees; average returns, 130 oz. silvel and 70 per cent, lead: employs 12 to 15 men. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 9T MINING COMPANIES. ROBERT E. LEE MINING CO (foreign), -filed June 28, 1895; capital stock, $500,- OOOr head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland.' R. E. LEE GOLD MINES Ld. Incorporated Sept. 14, 1898. Capita stock $2,- 000,000, in $1 shares, assessable to 5c. a share Office, Rossland. Pres., Chas. R. Hamilton; vice-pres., AH. MacNeull; secy, treas.. T. S. Gilmour. Other directors, G.- H: Bayne, W. S. Haskins, and W. H. FTflldinsr. Property-R. E. LEE and MAID OF EKIN, situated 1 mile south of Rossland in South Belt, C. & W. Ry. passes through Dev., fairly well developed prior to 1898. Plant, 7 drill Ingersoll compressor, hoist and pump. R E LEE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 28, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Assets transferred to R. E. Lee, Gold Mines, Ld., a re-organization R. E. LEE MINE, owners, George Alexander, et al, Kaslo. Property, R. E. LEE GROUP, 5 claims, all. arown granted, situated 3 miles and 4 miles south of McGuigan; reached Development, 4 tunnels 700 feet, 500 feet and 100 feet, with 1,000 feet winzes and upraises; total, about 3,700 feet (April 30, 1-399)'. A tunnel from the Cody side of the- mountain is now in course of construction and has reached a length of over 1,000 feet, and will give a depth, on the vein of 1,000 feet below the upper workings. RELIANCE MINING CO., Ld., filed April 29, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. REPUBLIC GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 30, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares. Treasury, 250,000 shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Greenwood. Wm. T. Smith, attorney. President, E. J. Roberts; vice-pres. and gen. mgr., Wm. T. Smith; secy.-treas., O. D. Molt, Spokane: other directors', J. C. Wakefield and E. L. Tait. Rossland. President, E. J. Roberts; Re-registered Dec. 20, 1897. Supt. and attorney, W. T. Smith. Boundary Falls. Property—REPUBLIC, NONE SUCH, LAST CHANCE and HIDDEN TREASURE, situated in Smith's Camp, VA miles west of Anaconda. Development, on Nonsuch, 700 feet, 2 cross cut tunnels, upper 280 feet, lower 300 feet, and drifts. Shaft 100 feet in ore on Last h2_-ce,,and tehaft 100 feet in ore on Republic (August 1898); to further develop in IRoT0* 10 stampi miH and concentrator Varies, $12 to $15 gold and 20 to 30 oz. suver, free milling and concentrating. C?!VKTS£E' LARDEAU AND SLO- ^-BNWG AND DEVELOPMENT amnnm--fi,e&A5ril L 1897= capital stock, t^000 *JL $1 shares; office, Revelstoke! C E Shaw • White* John D- Sibbald and PiS^VSLi3rEPKE MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed Dec. 3, 1889; capital stock, £40,- 000; head office, England; reg. office, ReVdR' stoke. RICHELIEU MINING CO., L& Incorporated May 2, 1899. Capital stock ■ $100,- 000, in 10 c. shares. Office, Rossland. RICHMOND DEVELOPING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 30, 1885; capital* stock/ $120,000; office, Vancouver. RIO GRANDE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 27, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Rossland. Pres- Pres. and treas., A. J. Shirley; vice-pres., A. O. Fry; secy., T. A. Helm, 39 W. Columbia ave. Other directors, F. M. Davis and C. S. Davis. Property—4 claims, RIO GRANDE, CHAMPAGNE, SANDAULPHIN and FLORAL FLOAT, 150 acres, situated on Porcupine Creek, tributary of Salmon River mile from N & F S Ry, near Ymir. Two quartz ledges, 15 to 20 feet wide, Development, 3 tumnels 120 feet, 75 feet, and 75 feet, and shaft 15 feet. Concentrating ore in lower tunnel. Volues, $30; paystreak, 26 inches in shaft, $45 to S60. RIPLEY MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 25 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. ROBINSON MINING CO., Ld., filed May 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; branch office, Vancouver. President, E. B. Robinson; secretary-treasurer, E. L. Drew. ROBINSON MINING CO. (fgn.). Registered May 6, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Head office Spokane, Wash' Registered office Rossland (of Ohio Syndicate). Frank Kizer, attorney. Pres., C. D. Crites; vice-pres., W. P. Robinson; sec'y, F. F. Leland, Lima, Ohio; treas., Amos Young; mgr., W. A. Ritchie, Spokane. Property—Claims in Slocan district. ROB ROY GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed July 27, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Agent, Eric Harkness. ROCHESTER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., (foreign), filed April 11, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Pres., I. N. Peyton; vice-pres., F. G. Meeks; sec'y-treas., H. M. Moseley; other directors, E. W. Liljegran and Martin Grace. Re-registered January 24, 1898.. Roy H. Clarke, attorney. Property—BLUE ELEPHANT (Crown granted), situated on Red Mountain, 1 mile north of Rossland. ROCK CREEK GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO. Registered January 27, 1898. Head office, Spokane, Wash. Capital stock §800,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Johann Wulffsohn, attorney. ROCK CREEK GOLD MINES Ld., filed I Jan. 26, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. ROCK CREEK GOLD JMTNING CO. (foreign), registered March 5, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. 98 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. ROCK CREEK MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. filed March 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Greenwood; Thomas McDonnell, trustee. RODERICK DHU GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., -F. J. Walker; vice-pres., A. H. Mac- Niell; sec'y, A. F. Corbin, Rossland; other directors, T. S. Gilmore. Property—RHODERICK DHU . (Crown granted), situated 2 miles south of Rossland, adjoins Deer Park. Development, 30 foot shaft and 300 foot tunnel, with sup- plimentary workings. Not working since Sept., 1897. ROSE MARIE MINES, Ld. Incorporated Dec. 16, 1898. Capital stock £6,500 in £1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Chairman, Harry Abbott. Other directors, Barclay Bonthorne, W. G. Ross and E. C. Brb- slough (England). Supt., Alex. Bonthorne, Clayoquot Property—ROSE MARIE GROUP, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. situated on Elk river, Kennedy lake, West Coast V. I., near Clayoquot. Development, vein proved to depth of 400 feet; shaft 60 feet and tunnel 250 feet. Values, about $12 in gold. Plant, 2 Tremain Mills and Wilfley concentrators, capacity 25 tons per day, 50 h. p. boiler, 3 drill compressor, 15 h. p. engine and breaker, and 5 h. p. engine in? concentrator. Surface gravity tramway, 1,500 feet from mine to mill dropping about 600 feet. ROSSLAND AND BOUNDARY MINES DEV. CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated" May 15, 1899. Oapital stock $1,500,000, in 25c. shares. Office, Rossland. ROSSLAND AND BOUNDARY CREEK. Ltd. Registered January 8, 1898. Capital stock £30,000, in £1 shares. Head office London Eng. *ROSSLAND AND COLUMBIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Lieut.-Col. Domville, M. P.; vice-president, Ernest Kennedy; secretary-treasurer, W. Sennett Weeks, Rossland; superintending engineer, J. L. Parker; other directors, Lieut-Col. S. W. Ray, Port Arthur, A. E. Dennison, Toronto, and F. W. Rott, Rossland. _ S3 Property—STEMWINDER GROUP, 4 claims, STEMWINDER, STEMWINDER NO. 1, ROSSLAND-COLUMBIA and KENNEDY FRACTION, situated on the north- slope of Lookout Mountain, % mile southwest of Trail; development shaft 20 feet and tunnel over 40 feet and still driving. ROSSLAND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Jan. 25 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, John L. Whitney; sec'y, Louis L. DeVoin, 47 E. Columbia av., Rossland. Other directors, W. L. Lawrie and Thos. Hodgson. Property—IVANHOE, situated on Round Mountain, near the Flossie R., Ymir district. Development tunnel 75 feet and 50 feet tunnel and shaft 35 feet, besides several open cuts stripping the ledges; 3 ledges cross the property, which is a quartz concentrating proposition. Surface assays average $5 in gold and 8 to 10 oz. silver. ROSSLAND-EASTERN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 28, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, Thomas Dunn; vice-president, T. R. Newman; treasurer, D. W. McLeod; secretary, James H. Good, Rossland; other directors, John S. Clute, H. Bruce Findley, D. D. S., and William G. Sivyer. Claims reported lapsed. Property—5 claims, about 3 miles from Rossland, near O. K. mine. ROSSLAND GOLD BUG MINING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. ROSSLAND GOLD MINING, DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT CO. (foreign), registered April 21, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rochester, N. Y.; reg. office, Rossland. Vice president and manager, G. A. Farini, Vevey, Slocan City. Property—BATCHELOR GROUP, 10 claims, BATCHELOR, BATCHELOR FRACTION. ELMWOOD, RENO, OCCIDENTAL, F. L. C, ANNA FRACTION, WINDROS, NEW BRUNSWICK and CORNWALL, situated on both sides of Twelve-Mile Creek, 1 mile from Slocan Lake; development, 100-foot tunnel on Batchelor being driven, showing vein 4% feet in width. A number of assays ran from 170 oz. to 210 oz. in silver to the ton, and the lowest showed $37 in gold. ROSSLAND GOLDEN GATE DEVELOPMENT AND GOLD MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated Dec. 8, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares, all Treasury. Office, Rossland. Pres., H. S. Wallace; vice- pres., J. S. Clute, jr.; secy.-treas., Thos. Prest Other directors, G. A. Jordan and D. B. Bogle- Property—MOUNTAIN CHIFF GROUP, 3 claims, MOUNTAIN CHIEF, COPPER GIRL and ANNIE, situated on Bull Dog Mountain, Dog Creek, V/2 miles from Brooklyn. Dev., shafts 20 and 40 feet, and surface work: total. $3,000. ROSSLAND GOOD FRIDAY GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated July 29, 18_| Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. KB office Rossland. Treasury 420,000 shares. Pres. Geo. Pahl; sec'y, B. E. Barinds, Spokane Property—GOOD FRIDAY, situated on northwest slope of Red Mountain, adjoining Mountain View on the north, dis. 1% miles from Rossland. There are 8 veins running through the property. Development, 4 tunnels to cross-cut the veins. Total 800 feet (May 25, 1898); ROSSLAND GREEN MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., L4, filed March 4, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Secretary treasurer, Thomas Prest, Rossland. President. Hon. T. Mayne Daly. Property—Claims situated on GMeB Mountain. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 99 MINING COMPANIES. ROSSLAND AND GREEN MOUNTAIN MINING AND MILLING CO.; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $100 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Rossland. President, J. E. McGrew; secretary, Frank E. De- Mouilpied, 212 Occidental block, Seattle. Property—Claims containing 208 acres near Rossland. ROSSLAND HOMESTAKE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 14, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. re-organized as Homestake Mines, Ld. ROSSLAND-L-A BELLE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; office Trail. President, J. J. Moynahan; vice-president, W. H. Fortier; secretary-treasurer, Eugene Sayre Topping, Trail. Property—LA BELLE FRACTION, situated on the east slope of Monte Cristo Mountain; adjoins the Columbia and North Star on the west, the Georgia on the east and Iron Colt on the south; development tunnel 80 feet to tap ledge, then crosscut Two good, strong veins are shown on the surface; area, 15 acres. ROSSLAND RED MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed July 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. president and manager, Charles Sweeney; secretary- treasurer, F. Lewis Clark, Spokane; Re-registered Dec. 30, 1898. Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. Assets transferred to Rossland, Red Mountain G. M. Co., Ld. Property—RED MOUNTAIN, situated on Red Mountain, % mile north by west of Rossland, south of the Cliff, reached by wagon road 1 mile; Plant consists of 80 horse power boiler and 7-drill Rand compressor, which ROSSDAND-SLOCAN MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in 10c shares; all treasury; office, Rossland. President, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; first vice-president, R. Scott; second vice-president, Joseph B. Dabney; treasurer, George E. Toms; secretary, R. C. MacDonald, W. Columbia av., Rossland; mining engineer and superintendent, J. L. Parker; other directors, Charles Dundee, F. T. Sheridan, W. R. Ross. Property—LONE STAR and SIBLE"X, on Sophie Mountain. Surface assay $7 in gold; near the Victory-Triumph mine. ESCUM- ACA. on Beaver Creek; GAY QUEEN, on Sullivan Creek, adjoins the Matchdee, now being worked and assays $30 in gold and copper; GLADSTONE, adjoining the Commander, which is bonded; STEAMBOAT GANG claim, on east shore of Kootenay Lake, carrying high-grade galena, .ROSSLAND RED MOUNTAIN CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., Ld. <N. P. L-) Incorporated Nov. 28, 1898. Capital stock $1,500,000 in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Development, shaft 75 feet, 100 feet and ?*' teet, with crosscuts and drifts; total, 1,000 feet (Ceased work in fall of 1897.) ROSSLAND STAR GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed May 20, 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. ROSSLAND SYNDICATE Ld., filed June 15, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $100 shares; Office Rossland. Pres., W. Good Johnson; . mgr., D. M. Linnard; sec'y, A. F. Corbin. A mining development and real estate syndicate. ROSSLAND AND TRAIL CREEK MINING CO., (foreign), registered Jan. 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Seattle, reg. office, Rossland. President, Angus W. Young, Esq.; vice-president, William F. Temple; secretary, C. O. Tucker, Seattle; treasurer, Andrew Chilberg; general manager and superintendent, M. A. Green, Rossland; reg. agents, Good, Clark & Co.; local secretary, Hirtle C. McGregor. Property sold by Sheriff in spring of 1898 to H. McPherson Wilson McKinnon and James H. Good. Property—6 claims, ISLAND BELLE, GOLDEN CROWN, ROBERT BRUCE, FREE SILVER, SOUTHAMPTON and EMMA C, situated on the northeast slope of Lookout Mountain, on south belt, 3 miles southeast of Rossland, in 2 groups, % mile apart. Development—About 350 feet of work. ROSSLAND SCHOOL OF MINES. Incorporated Nov. 15. 1S9S. Rossland. Hon. President, Edwin Durant; president, C. O. Lalonde; vice-presidents, Dr. D. E. Kerr, E. W. Liljegran. Other trustees, James M. Martin, Smith Curtis, Ross Thompson, A. S. Goodeve, H. Daniels; seey.-treasurer, Archibald Cameron, 134 W. Columbia ave. ROSSLAND UNITED GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Seattle, Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. President, T. J. Humes; secretary, Alpheus Byers. Seattle; treasurer, R. "V. Ankeny. ROSSLAND-YMIR GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 22. 1899. Capital stock $500,000, in 25c! shares. Treasury, 100.000 shares. Office, Rossland. E. N. Onimette, secy.-treas. Property—BRUCE GROUP, 5 claims, BRUCE. 'COLVILLE, CANADIAN. SIMCOE and HOPE, situated on Jubilee Mountain, between Bear Creek and Porcupine Creek, 1 mile southeast of Yndr, and 1^_ miles west of N. & F. S. Ry. line. Development, open cuts on vein, which is 12 feet wide and tracable through the pro- I'tirty. It is concentrating ore similar to Dundee. To develop actively in 1899. ROULETTE MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Nov. 25, 1897: capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Sandon. President, Nathaniel Drummond Moore, Duluth; vice- president and general manager, John Val- lance, New Denver; director, A. J. Ross. Property—6 claims. ROULETTE, MOUNTAIN LILLY. BANSHEE. LUCKY MOVE, REBOUND and STUART, situated on north fork of Carpenter Creek, S miles from Three Forks; reached by trail— 100 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES: !li ■ ROYAL CANADIAN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., filed Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock., $1,-00,000 in $1 shares;. Treasury 500,000 shares. Office Rossland. Pres.; S. A. Hartman; vice-pres., Geo. A. Fraser; sec'y, W. H. Cooper; other directors, W. B. Townsend. Property—RED FOX, situated % mile from R M Ry, and % mile north of International boundary. Macdonald, bernice and Kennedy, on S. W. slope of Deer Park Mtn. GOLDEN EAGLE and BONANZA QUEEN, on. Butte Mountain. RUYAL FIVE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 7, 1896; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; head office, Kossland. President, Ross Thompson; vice-pres., John Y. Cole; sec'y-treas.,' S. Thornton Langley. .Property — a claims, ROYAL OAK, WHOOP-UP, ATLAS, CIRCASSIAN and GLOUCESTER, situated on Moberley Creek,-.3% miles south of Lower Arrow Lake, 10 miles above Robson, 15 miles directly north of Rossland, in Trail Creek district Development, shaft 43 feet in vein of Royal Oak; ore carries copper and gold values. To develop in 1899. ROYAL FIVE MINE; owner T. M. McRae, New Denver. .Property—ROYAL FIVE, on Slocan Lake shore, 3 miles from New Denver and 2QQ yards above the N. & S. Ry. track, ledge 2 feet wide; assays $18 in gold and 167 oz. silver. ROYAL GEORGE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in 10c shares; offices, Victoria and Kamloops. ROYAL GOLD MINING CO.; capital stock, $3,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 825,- 000 shares; head office, Spokane; business office, Rossland. President, John G. McMillan; vice-pres., J. D. Elmendorf; treas., urer, John i_. Whitney; secretary, D. D. Birks, Rossland. Property—ROYAL GOLD GROUP, 7 claims, ROYAL GOLD, GOLD CROWN, FERNWELL, TULL, GOLD EAGLE GRANITE MOUNTAIN and FLORENCE, located on Crouger Mountain, Colville Reservation, state of Washington boundary; reached by R. M. Ry. Dev., shaft 80 feet, near R. M. Ry. Dev., shaft 35 feet. PIONEER GROUP, EUREKA & STANDARD, adjoin International Boundary line, just east of Red Mountain Ry. EMPIRE GROUP, on Grouse Mountain, just south of International boundary, and near R M Ry. Dev., open cuts, shaft 10 feet; ore, 6 per cent, copper. ROYAL VICTORIA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 shares in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., J. F. McCrae; vice-pres., Chas. it. Hamilton; sec'y, Thomas Anderson. :' .—\S_2__K_9' under bond to Alex. Dick, of Rossland. Leckie & Harris, managers, Greenwood. Property—RUBY, y2 mile east of Boundary Ealls. Dev., shafts 50 and 75 feet and 60 foot tunnel, and drifting (April 15, 1899). Vein about 60 feet wide. Values, 10 per cent, copper and 50 oz. silver. RUBY GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 4, 1897; capital stock, $400,000 in $1 shares; all treasury; office, Vernon. President, R. Sparling; vice-president, G. G. Henderson; secretary- treasurer, John Bond, Vernon, B. C; general manager, John Highinan. Property—13 claims, RUBY GOLD, TWILIGHT, GOLDEN VEIN, LION, QUEEN OF SHEBA, NORTHERN LIGHT, MOUNTAIN PEAK, SUNBEAM, TIGER, MAGNET, JESSIE B., NARROW SQUEEZE, ELLA, located in Vernon Mining Division, Yale District; reached by C P Ry to Okanogan Station; claims V/2 mile distant. Development—About $1,000 has<l been spent; average assays, from $7.72 to $61.80; picked specimens, $140 to $878. Promoters' shares all pooled until property is on a paying basis. RUBY SILVER MINE. Owner, W. P. Russell, Spokane Property—RUBY SILVER, situated in Surprise Basin, just north of the Noble Five group, 4 miles from McGuigan Stav- tion; reached by wagon road, 2 miles and balance by trail. Development—Over $8,000 has been expended in tunnels and upraises! tunnels on 2 levels, following the vein from outcropping. The shipments for the first S months amounted to 50 tons of high grade ore, which yielded 200 oz. silver and 50 per cent. lead. A carload shipped in December, 1896, returned 256 oz. silver and 66 per cent lead. Dev. about 650 feet in 3 tunnels; | RUTH MINES, Ltd. Licensed Sept. 8, 1897. Head office 2 Suffolk Lane, Cannon street, London, E.C., England. Capital | stock £120,000, in £1 shares. Registered offiee Kaslo. Chairman, H. W. Forster, M. P.; managing director and attorney, Geo. Alexander, Kaslo; supt. H. B. Alexander. Property—11 claims—RUTH, HOPE, DE-I SPAIR, WYOMING and RUTH FRACTION, AURORA, AURORA FRACTION! YUMA, YUMA FRACTION,* SUBURBAN* FRACTION and NIGHT HAWK FRACTION, within % mile of Sandon, and connected by wagon road Xy2 miles. It is only y2 mile from the Slocan Star; Development-1 —4 tunnels and upraises amounting to many thousand feet. smelter returns: averaged 100 oz. silver and 65 per cent, lead. Present shipments, from 30 to 45 tons per day; employs 75 men. The mine has ore bins and chutes on the line of the K & S. to facilitate the handling of ore. A 150-ton I Concentrator is connected with the vein by a reversible aerial tramway 1,500 feet-' long, having drop of 650 feet; buckets 1 ton carrying capacity, 100 tons per day. Ingersoll-Sargeant 5 drill compressor, operated by steam plant. RUTH-ESTHER GOLD MINING CO.. (foreign), registered April 10, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered Feb. 20, 1898. A. S. Goodeve, attorney, Rossland. Property—RUTH and ESTHER, on the west slope Sophia Mountain, adjoining the Victory-Triumph. Development cross-cut tunnel; 180 feet and drift on the vein 45 feet. RUTH NO. 2 MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 11, 1897. Capital stock $6,000, v-V*,1. W-", tujv>w(^fl|gB8g|Hi^B_BB8S_8B68SBB_B_Bg GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 101 MINING COMPANIES. fn $1 shares. Registered office Kaslo. Pres., P. A. Doggett; secy.-treas., E. W. :Taylor, Spokane; asst. secy, and attorney, W. E. Hodder, Kaslo. Property—RUTH NO. 2. situated 1% .smiles from-Sandon and near Ruth. Development, tunnel 125 feet and 75 feet being driven by contract to cut Ruth lead. Succeeding the W. S. & B. O. Mining Co. -SADIE GOLD MINING CO.;. filed Jan. ■20, 1897;. capital (stock, $1,000,000 in $Lshares; office, Rossland. General manager, John Nicholas Lee; foreman, T. M. Beamish. Property—2 claims, SADIE and ABERDEEN, 'situated 2% miles southeast of Rossland, on the south belt; reached by C & W Ry and % mile by trail. Development —100-foot tunnel; their cross-cut employs 6 men. SAILOR CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated March 23, 1899. Capital stock $1,250,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 500.000 shares. Office, Camp McKinney. Eastern office, 19 Adelaide street, Toronto. Property—SAILOR GROUP. 5 claims, SAILOR, DIAMOND, TOLEDO, SNOW- SHOE and BELLEVTEW, situated in Camp McKinney. Development, 2 shafts 30 feet and 50 feet. Lead of 5 to 7 feet free milling and concentrating quartz, similar to Cariboo vein. Average of 12 assays from dump, $36.67 iu gold. SALMO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,000 shares; office, Rossland. President and general manager, James Chambers; vice-president, ■ sec'y-treas., Charles Dempster, 43 E. Columbia av., Rossland, Other directors, C. O. Lalonde, Daniel Dickenson, Peter Burke. Albert Fenwiok (Alexander, Man.), and C. E. Hall. Property—4 claims, WHITE CLOUD, BLUE JACK, YELLOW JACK and SITTING BULL, located 10 miles -from Salmon siding, Nelson Mining Division; reached by rail to Salmon siding, .from there it is 10 miles to the property. Development, No. 1 shaft 45 feet, No. - 2 shaft 125 feet in ledge and crosscut 42 feet to hanging wall; tunnel 14 feet and open cuts. Total, 167 feet (April 3, 1899). Vein dips 70 deg. west. Average sample assayed $14.58. SALMO MINING, MILLING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. Registered Aug. 1, 1899. Capital stock $25,000, in 10c. snares. Head office, Tenino. Thurston Co.. Wash.; reg. office, Salmo. Wm. McArthur. attorney. „-?£K£??L RIVER CONSOLIDATED MTNING CO, (foreign), registered April 20, i?*1, ca_Pltal„ stock> $1,000,000 in $1 shares; nead office, Spokane; reg. office, Waneta. lie-registered April 15, 1898. Fred Adie, attorney. ^^MON RIVER GOLD MINING CO., !£ .- ?- (foreign), registered Feb. 25, 1897: JSPItal stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; head omce, Spokane; reg. office,'-Waneta. SALMON RIVER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,600,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, A. E. Lyford; vice-president, J. H. Good; secretary-treasurer, Edward Cronyon, Rossland; other directors, T. M. Rixen. Company reported out of business and charter sold. SALMON RIVER AND PORCUPINE GOLD MINING CO. (fgn.) Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 400,000 shares. Head office Lo3 Mohawk block, Spokane. Pres. and mgr., H. A. McClure; vice-pres., R. S. Nicholls; sec'y, O. W. Bedford; treas., John Powers. Property—FLOSSIE R., BIMETALLIC and KING SOLOMON, situated on Round Mountain, 2 miles south of Ymir, and near the N. & F. S. Ry. Development, tunnel 100 feet and shaft 50 feet (June, 15. 1898,); 4 cars or on dump runs from $145 to $260 ■in gold. Smelter test of 600 lbs. returned $166 per ton. 11 leads extending across entire length of the 3 claims. WIDE WEST, situated 1 mile east of Ymir. SALMON RIVER VALLEY MINING CO.. Ld., filed Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Fred Kaiser, Trail, B. C.; general manager, A Modigh; vice-president, J. B. Stover; secretary-treasurer. Nelson A. Burritt. Property—GUTTENBURG, renstaked as NEVADA", and now owned by American Eagle G. M. Co., Ld. SALT SPRING ISLAND MINING CO., filed May 6,1889; capital stock, $40,000; office, Victoria. SAMSON GOLD MINING CO.. Ld„ filed March 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000 In $1 shares; office, Rossland. SANDON MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,250,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. SAN FRANCISCO GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 30, 1896; capital stock, $_,- 000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. *SAN FRANCISCO MINING CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld., filed Sept. 2, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000; office, Rossland. SAN JOAQUIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed June 10, 1896; capital-, stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares! treasury, 250,000 shares; office, Victoria. President, Hon. Edgar Dewdney; vice-president and general'manager, A. J. McLellan; secretary-treasurer, J. T. Bethune. 30 Broad St., Victoria; superintendent, E. N. Bouche; consulting engineer, J. F. O'Reilly, C. E. Property—SAN JOAQUIN, VA miles southeast of Rossland; adjoins Palo Alto on east; reached by C. & W. Ry., which passes through claim, at Tiger Switch; average assays, $40 to $80 in gold. SANTA CLARA GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. -SAN POIL GOLD .MINING CO., filed June 28, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 'shares. Trustees, John A. Finch, J. F. 102 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Cameron, V. D. Williamson and Evan Evans of Spokane, Lloyd A. Manley of Grand Forks. ■ Company re-organized in Spokane, Wash. Property—SAN POIL, situated on Colville Reservation, Washington. SANTA MARIE SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President and manager, John Howard; vice-president, L. J. McAtee; secretary-treasurer, C. F. Clough, Spokane. Property—SANTA MARIE, situated north of Bear Lake, on K. & S. Ry.; development, 2 tunnels, 350 feet. SANTA ROSA GOLD AND COPPER MINES, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 3, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland.' Property—SANTA ROSA GROUP, 7 claims, SANTA ROSA, BIG FOUR, BAY- LOCK, QUEEN HILL, SAILOR BOY, ST. LUKE FRACTION, and ST. MARK, situated in Trail Creek District. SARAH LEE GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Jan. 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-pres., E. W. Ruff; sec'y-treas., Joseph B. Dabney; consulting engineer, J. L. Parker, M.E.; other directors, W. D. Barclay, E. M. Lloyd and J E. Thompson. Property—PORCUPINE, YSLETA, YSLE- TA FRACTION and FRANKLIN, situated on Porcupine Creek, near Ymir. Development 3 cross-cut tunnels, 165 feet, 90 feet and 60 feet, and shaft 20 feet. It Is a high grade property, carrying gold, copper and silver. SAULT STE. MARIE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 21, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Local manager, Hugh Reid, Rossland; J. S. Clute, jr., solicitor. Property—6 CLAIMS in South Belt, Rossland district; all Crown granted. 3CHAFER GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (foreign), flled Dec. 16, 1892; capital stock, $400,000; head office, Ellensburg; reg. office, Ainsworth. SCHROEDER CREEK CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000; office, Rossland. Hon. T. Mayne Daly, solicitor. SCOTT MINING CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 6, 1894; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Yale. SCOTTISH CANADIAN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 24, 1S99. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, on Mainland of B. C. SCOTTISH COLONIAL GOLD FIELDS, Ltd. Licensed Nov. 9, 1897. Head office 13 Rutland street, Edinburgh, Scotland. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Geo. W. Hughes, attorney. Alamo Concentrator. Property—An undivided . three-quarter interest in the properties of Idaho Mines, Alamo Concentrator. SCOTTISH COLUMBIA MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. SCOTTISH COPPER MINES SYNDICATE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Ld. Licensed March 23, 1899. Capital stock £25,- 000, in £1 shares. Head office, 26 Frederick street, Edinburgh, Scotland; reg. office, Victoria. Henry Croft, manager, attorney and consulting engineer; Hugh Gibson Ash- by, supt., Kamloops; Fulton & Ward, solicitors. Property—POTHOOK GROUP, 9 claims, POTHOOK; BONANZA, MIDNIGHT, IRON VAULT, GOLD; MASK, PYPER, NIGHT HAWK, BOSS and CLIFF, situated on Sugar Loaf Hill. 7 miles from Kamloops, 1% from C. P. Ry. line. Development, vertical shaft double compartment 268 feet, with 3 crosscuts and drifts. Total 400 feet at levels (March 15, 1899). Large mineralized zone shown by open cuts, 500 feet wide for y* mile in length. Crosscut at 250 foot level, cut ledge 10 feet of grey copper and bornite with some native copper, carrying over $100 in copper with other values. Property—POTHOOK and BONANZA"! Group, situated near Kamloops. SCOTTISH MINING AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed March 31, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. SCOTTISH CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Ltd. Head office Edinburgh, Scotland. Robert Baird, agent, Rossland. Henry Croft, manager, attorney and consulting engineer. Property—8 claims in Rossland Camp, to | be developed in 1899. Property—RABBITS NEST and RAMS- HORN, on Stony Creek, 4 miles north of Rossland. QUEEN VICTORIA GROUP, northeast of Trail and ROMA and NAPLES, in South Belt, Rossland district. SEATTLE MINING AND SMELTING CO. (foreign); capital stock, $6,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks. President, John A. Manly; vice-pres., Fred. Mason; secy.-treas., Chas. Cummings. See also Clark-Seattle Gold Mining Co. Property—BUTTE and DRUM LUM- MOND, situated in Seattle Camp, 10 miles north of Grand Forks. Development, tunnel 70 feet and open cuts. Values average $20 gold, and 10 per cent, copper. SELKIRK MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 25, 1897; capital stock, $250,- 000 in 25c shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; office, Sandon. President, Thomas Brown, vice-president, Alex. Crawford; secretary, treasurer, W. W. Fallows, Sandon; solicitor, M. L. Grimmett Property—GRACIE GROUP, 4 claims, GRACIE, MINNIE. LITTLE ESTELLA FRACTION and TORNADO, comprising 175 acres, situated on the ridge between the south fork of Carpenter Creek and Four- Mile Creek, 2 miles southwest of Sandon; reached by trail Development, shaft 50 feet on Gracie, all In GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 103 MINING COMPANIES. ore and open cut. Tunnel 500 feet to crosscut the ledge at depth of 250 feet. Assays, 87 oz. sliver and 81 per cent lead. The Grade group is between the Reed and Tenderfoot mines and the Canadian group. HOPE, situated on the face of Goat Mountain, 1 mile from New Denver. The ledge is about 8 feet wide and well defined, carrying dry ore. The pay streak is 5 inches wide, with surface assays of 160 oz. silver and $6 in gold. SELKIRK MOTHER LODE COPPER MINES, Ltd. Licensed July 9, 1898. Head office 20 Bucklersbury, London, Eng. Capital stock £25,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Nelson. Henry Broughton Thomson, attorney. Properties in Pyramid Camp, East Kootenay. SENOVA MINING AND MILLING CO. Registered Jan. 19, 1899. Oapital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. Chas. F. Caldwell, attorney. SEYMOUR CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 28, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. SHAKESPEARE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. mgr., F. R. Blockberger, Rossland. Property—BLOCKBERG and SURSUM CORDA, on the north slope of Monte Cristo Mountain, Rossland. Development, tunnel 30 feet in the vein. SHAMROCK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 5, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. SHAMROCK AND THISTLE MINING CO., Ld., filed April 22, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. SHANDON BELL GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in 10c shares; treasury, 600,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, E. W. Liljegran; vice-president, G. H. Suckling; -.reasurer, F. W. Bauer, Rossland; general manager, and sec'y, Thomas Parker; supt. and consulting engineer, E. W. Liljegran. Property—2 claims, SHANDON BELL and BON-ACCORD, located on Sullivan Creek, W. Kootenay district; reached by Columbia River to mouth of Sullivan Creek, then by government trail. Development, 3 open cuts. The Heather Bell ledge goes through these claims. SHANNON-DOLPHIN GOLD MINING CO. Registered March 3, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Camp McKinney. Thomas Donald, attorney and supt. Dr. D. F. Reddy, gen. mgr.,' Spokane. Property—SHANNON and DOLPHIN, situated due west of Cariboo, and" believed to be on the same lead. Bey., crosscut tunnel 100 feet, to tan vein, vein shown on surface by open cuts"traced for over 200 feet. mS^FWJ MINING CO. (foreign), filed May 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. Registered office Rossland (of Ohio Syndicate); attorney, OFrank Kizer; Pres., C. D. Crites; vice-pres., W. P. Robinson; sec'y, F. F. Leland, Lima, Ohio; treas., Amos Young; mgr. and trustee, W. A. Ritchie, Spokane. Property—Claims in Slocan district. ♦SHIRE MINES, Ld., filed March 29, 1897; capital stock, $250,000; office, Vancouver. SIDNEY GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO. (foreign), registered April 2, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Buffalo; reg. office, Quesnelle. Property—PLACER GROUND on Smokey River, which the cumpany ar_ dredging. SILENT FRIEND MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. SILVER BAND MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 7, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; head office, Victoria. Trustees, E. B. Marvin, J. G. Cox, C. J. Kelly, J. L. Forrester, Frank W. Adams, F. F. Hedges, E. Foyle Smith; secretary-treasurer, F. F. Hedges, 74 Wharf St., Victoria. Property—SILVER BAND, situated on Eight-Mile Creek, 4 miles east of Slocan Lake and 8 miles from Silverton. Reached by the trail up 8 Mile Creek. Lead is dry ore. SILVER BEAR MINING AND CONCENTRATING CO., Ld., filed March 23, 1897; capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., Frank J. Walker; vice-pres. and gen. mgr., Chas. F. Jackson; sec'y-treas., C. O'Brien Reddin; other directors, Wm. Hanson, Rossland; and Douglas F. Johnson. Property—SILVER BEAR, on south fork Kaslo Creek, about 8 miles from K. & S. Ry.; development, tunnel crosscuts the ledge at depth of 200 feet; assays average over 200 oz. silver and a small percentage of lead, adjoins Silver Belle. Development, 2 tunnels, 350 feet and 140 feet, on a second ledge. SILVER BELL MINE Owners, Louis Martin, Nels Martin and Robt F. Green, Kaslo. Property—SILVER BELLE and HUB, located in fall of 1896; situated on south fork of Kaslo Creek, 9 miles from the Forks at K. & S. Ry. Development, tunnel over 1,000 feet. The lead varies from 2 to 30 feet wide; pay streak averages 3 feet. A shipment of 14 tons to the Kaslo Sampler in March, 1897, returned 263 oz. silver and 58 per cent lead. Carbonates run 90 oz. silver. The property is said to have one of the best surface showings in the Slocan, as regards the richness of the ore and the size of the ore body. shipped 4 cars in fall of 1897, 2 cars of carbonate, returned 150 oz. sliver and 157 per cent lead; 2 cars of galena, 262% oz. silver and 53.2 per cent, lead; netting $5,• 777, after paying freight and treatment charges. SILVER BELL CON. MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated Oct. 12, 1898. Capital stock $500,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 1,000,000 shares. Office, Boss- land. Pres., W. Thobnrn; secy.-treas, 104 HENDERSON'S BRITISH .COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Hiram -Kiteley, 52 . Yonge street, Toronto. Manager, Alex. R. Macdonald, Rossland; foreman, Joseph S. Hicks. SILVER BELL MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 17, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, and mgr., John Harris; sec'y-treas., Graham i Kennedy. Property—NANCY LEE, LONE JACK and SILVER BELL FRACTION, situated one mile from Red Mountain Ry. at Silver Bell Station, the south end of Deer Park Mountain. Development, shaft 125 feet and crosscut 85 feet (March 23, 1899). Plant 30 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, Rand drills and No. 6 Cameron sinking pump. Property transferred to Silver Bell Cons. Mining Co., Ld. (N. P. L.) SILVER BOW QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 31, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. SILVER CROWN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), reg. March 31, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Nelson. Manager, W. Springer. SILVER CROWN MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 31, 1899. Capital stock $125,000, in 10c. shares. Office. Kaslo. SILVER CUP MINE. See Sunshine Ld. SILVER HILL MINING CO., Ld., filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in 50c shares; head office, Slocan City. sec'y-treas., Fletcher S. Andrews. SILVER HILL MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered April 26, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, New Denver. SILVER HUSTLER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; office, Victoria. President, John Bryden, M. P. P.; vice-president, Moses McGregor; secretary-treasurer, Robert H. Swinerton, 106 Government St., Victoria. manager, Duncan R. Irvine, M.E.. Three Forks. Property—2 claims, SILVER BELL and HUSTLER, situated southwest and west of Idaho mine, in Idaho Basin; reached from Alamo concentrator, N. & S. Ry.; development, crosscut tunnel, 110 feet, tapping Idaho vein at 100 feet depth. Idaho vein has been uncovered on the property and clean ore in place on the surface. SILVER KEY GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 23, 1895; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, New Denver. President, Cornelius G. Gething; secretary-treasurer, James Gilhooley; manager, George D. Long, New Denver. Property—SILVER KEY, situated on North Fork of Carpenter Creek, 3 miles from Three Forks. SILVER KING GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered Sept. 17, 1896; capital stock, $760,000 in.$1 shares: head office, Spokane: Re-reglstered. Dec. 30, 1898. James Atwood attorney, Boundary Falls. SILVER KING MINE. Managing owner, D.M.Bongard, Greenwood: other owners John McPhee and John D. Moore, Kaslo. Property—SILVER KING, In Jackson Basin, 4% miles from Whitewater; adjoins Kootenay Star of Jackson Mines and reached by Jackson wagon road and trail. Development, 2 tunnels 135 feet and 65 feet, .With upraises, amounting to $2,500 worth of work. The pay streak runs from . • to ■ 8 inches. In April, 1897, there was about 15 tons of ore on the dump, averaging 95 to 100 oz. silver and 79 to 83 per cent lead. SILVER-LEAD MINES ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Head office, Sandon. President, H. B. Alexander; vice- presidents', J. Roderick Robertson, Nelson; Geo. O. Buchanan, Kaslo; Frank Atwood, Sandon; C. H. Hand, Sandon; James Cronyn, Port Steele; H. L. Barrasch, Revelstoke; S. S. Fowler, Nelson. Directors, P. J. Hickey, B. J. Perry, B. C. Riblet, J. A. Wright, G. Noel Brown, Geo. Hughes and J...M. Harris; secretary, C. F. Smith, Virginia Block, Sandon. SILVER QUEEN MINING CO., Ld. filed Dec. 30, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Victoria. SILVER QUEEN MINING CO., Ld., filed March 24, 1897; capital stock, $1,250,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 350,000 shares; office, Rossland. President, Hon. George E. Foster; vice-president, C. C. Woodhouse, Jr.; secretary-treasurer, consulting engineer, C. C. Woodhouse, jr.; other directors, Hon. T. Mayne Daly, R. W. Grigor. Richard. Maxwell and Wm. F. Hayward. Property—MAXWELL GROUP—8 claims: BLACK FOX, RED FOX, GRAY WOLF Black Bear and 4 Fractions, situated on Snow Creek, a tributary of Cariboo Creek, 10 miles from Burton City, by pack trairaE Development, 4 tunnels 700 feet, 2 on vein and 2 cross-cuts giving vertical depth of 150 feet. - value of ore (concentrates 3 into 1), aggregate $23 per ton. Mining freight and treatment, $14. Plant, 8 drill Rand compressor and drills, operated by 5 foot Pelton'water wheel; 50 foothead costing $12,000. assays, 150 oz. silver and from $4 to $9 gold. SILVER LEAF MINING AND SMELTING CO.. Ld„ filed March 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Secretary, Charles S. Carpenter, Rossland. Property—MAPLE LEAF, situated on the divide between Springer and Twelve-Mile Creeks, Slocan Lake. SILVER STAR MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $400,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 100,000 shares; office, Vernon. President, Cornelius O'Keefe; vice- president, A. J. McMullan; secretaryatreas- urer, A. G. Fuller, Vernon. Property—SILVER QUEEN, located on B. H. Mountain, Yale district; reached by wagon road and trail from Vernon, U miles. Development, 50-foot shaft. Average assays, 100 oz. silver, 43 per cent lead and $3 gold. SILVER TIP MINING CO., Ld. (N. -P. L.) Incorporated Jan. 9. 1899. ■ Capital stock $100,000. in 10c. shares. Registered office, Rossland. I Property—BLACK DIAMOND NO. .!• GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. •MINING COMPANIES. BLACK DIAMOND NO. 2, and BLACK DIAMOND NO 3. situated in Silver Tip Basin, at head of north fork of Lardeau river, Trout Lake District. SILVER TIP SYNDICATE. Agents, Rolt & Grogan, 33 E. Columbia av., Rossland. SIDVERINE GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed Oct. 30, 1895; capital stock, $500,- 000; head office, Spokane; reg. .-offiee, Rossland. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. Property—SILVERINE, on Monte Cristo Mountain, }_ mile from Rossland. Dev., shaft 105 feet and shaft 50 feet. Not working since 1896. SIMILKAMEEN COPPER MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated June 14, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. J. L. Parker & Co., managers. Property—NOONDAY, VIRGINIA and ALABAMA, situated on Copper Mountain, near Princeton, carrying copper values. SIMALKAMEEN GOLD GRAVELS EXPLORATION CO., Ld., filed July 8, 1893; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Vancouver. SIMCOE MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 13, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Ymir. President and treasurer. Solomon DesBrisav; vice-pres., Francis Vint; secy., R. McRoberts. Other directors, T. C. Woods, W. F. Edgar and E. Todd. Property—BIG HORN GROUP, 9 claims, SOPHIE, BIG HORN, GREENHORN, BUCKHORN, POWELL, GLOUCESTER, WAINWRIGHT, GOLD HILL, and S. D., situated on Hidden Creek, up Porcupine 7 miles from Ymir. Development, shaft 18 feet i gold and copper values, assays average $22.60 gold. SINBAD MINING CO. Registered April 4, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Head office, -Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Greenwood. D. C. Cameron, attorney. SISKIGOW COPPER COMPANY, Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated July 31, 1899. Capital stock $1,250,000, in $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Property—BONANZA and CAVIN, situated in Siskigow County, California SIWASH CREEK GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed Oct. 10, 1893; capital stock, $50,000; office, Vancouver. SKEENA RIVER MINING CO., filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. Trustee, Charles W. D. Clifford. -SKOOKUM MINING CO. (foreign), reg. *eb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $250,-000 in $1 ^aares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, _-SKOOKUM MINING CO. (foreign), filed f eo. 27, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 snares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, to-om - Presi(lent C. H. Strong; vice- presiaent, S. S. Taylor; secretary-treasurer, _£„ - ,stron&. Jr., Boundary City, Wash.; general manager, H. B. Strong; superin- tenden A. I •f. Nankervis. A. L. Hall; consulting' engineer.. Property—BIG EDDY PLACER, on lease; located on Pend d'Orellle River, Kootenay district; reached by wagon road from Waneta. Development, steam shovel and dredger being set up. The material is to be handled and excavated by an entirely -new machine built and designed for the company. SKOOKUM MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $lashares; office, Vancouver. Trustees, Percy W. Evans, D. G. Marshall and G. Coleman. SKYLARK, owner, G. Lavaguino, of Salt Lake City. Property—SKYLARK, . situated in Skylark Camp, 2 miles from Greenwood. Dev., shaft and drifts, small ore body, high grade, silver and gold, running over 300 oz. silver. Not worked since spring of 1898. Made shipments in 1892 by team to Marcus, which ran about 400 oz. silver and 1 oz. gold. Paystreak averages 4 inches. SKYLINE MINE. Owner, A. W. McCune, of Payne Mining Co., Salt Lake City; manager, Scott McDonald, Sandon. Property—SKYLINE and MORNING STAR,, situated 6 miles from Ainsw orth by road, 1' mile west of No. 1 mine. The property is well developed, and during 1896 shipped over 1,100 tons ore, on which returns . averaged 58 oz. silver per ton. SLOCAN BEAUTIES SILVER JCDNING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 20c shares; office, Vancouver. SLOCAN BELLE MINING AND MILLING CO.. Ld., filed March 20, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25e shares; treasury, 1,200,- 000 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, Thomas McCausland; secretary, James Cunningham, Toronto; manager, E. M. Murphy, Kaslo. Property—SLOCAN BELLE, situated in McGuigan basin, 4 miles from McGuigan. 4 miles from Sandon, by trail. Development, 3 tunnels about 1,000 feet, average pay streak 4 inches. Values 175 to 200 oz. silver and 60 per cent, lead; large vein 6 to 8 feet; pay streak 1 inch to 2 feet; value 100 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. SLOCAN BOY MINE, owner, — Davis, of Three Forks. Property—SLOCAN BOY, situated on Payne Mountain, on the ridge immediately east of the Payne group and adjoining the Washington on the south, 3% miles from Sandon and 4% miles from McGuigan; "wagon road 3% miles to Washington concentrator, 1 mile trail; Payne wagon road within ^i mile. The property carries the Washington lead, which is from 8 to 12 feet wide; pay streak from. 4 inches to 4 feet, but averages 1% to 2 feet. Development—3 tunnels and shaft and upraises, amounting to about 1,300 feet. Average returns from shipments of galena ore run 200 to 220 oz. silver and 30 per cent lead. There is a second vein, 6 to 8 inches in width, of high-grade ore; strike 10 degrees east of north; dip 80 degrees, which has been traced for over 2,000 feet. A shipment of clean galena, sorted, yielded 450 oz. silver and 75 per cent lead, ore vein is worked through the Snowstorm tunnel. 106 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. SLOCAN-CARIBOO MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 700,000 shares; office, Sandon. President, Alfred Ausley, Toronto; first vice-president, W. K. McKnaught; second vice-president, Ewen Morrison; secretary- treasurer, Charles T. Lyon, Toronto, Ont; general manager, Ewen Morrison, Sandon. Property—2 claims, EVENING STAR, KEYSTONE and CARIBOO FRACTION, located on north fork Carpenter Creek; reached by trail from Three Forks; development, 250-foot tunnel; average assays, 160 oz. silver and 57 per cent lead. SLOCAN CITY MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb.'6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Office Slocan City. (Feb. 16, 1898.) Capital stock reduced to $250,000. Pres., Hugh Sutherland; vice-pres., Geo. Kydd sec'y-treas., Fletcher S. Andrews; other trustees, Thos. Sloan and J. L. White. Property—SILVER NUGGET GROUP—2 claims on 8 Mile Creek. 6 miles from Sil- i verton by trail. Development, tunneling, etc., $10,000; one shipment of 10 tons returned 358 oz. silver. Idle since Jan. 1, 1898. SLOCAN DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. .filed Nov. 23, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. SLOCAN AND FORT STEELE GOLD MINING CO., Ld.,- filed April 1, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares: office, Slocan City. Trustee, W. B. McGerry. SLOCAN EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. Head office, Montreal. T. James Claxton. secretary; B. C. Riblet, resident manager. Coy. are associated with Slocan Sovereign Mines, Ld. Sub-Co. of British Columbia Gold Fields Exp., Dev. and Inv. Co., Ld. SLOCAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 22. 1896: capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares: treasury, 350.000 shares: head office, head office. Slocan City, (changed from the Carnduff Mining anri Development Co., Ld.. on April 29, 1897) President A. N. Shaw. Miami, Man.; vice-president. Henry McKay treasurer Dr. R. J. Camnbell: secretary. Fletcher S. Andrews. Slocan nity: consulting engineer. R. C. Campbell. Johnson. Pronertv— Group No. 1. 2-3 interest in TTivTn'NT'Nro. RTAR NO. 1. DENBEIGH and SKYLIGHT, and 1-3 intoret in RUBY WAV. situated on north fork of Lemon Creek. 8 miles east of Slocan City. Group Nn. 2. 2-3 interest in LUCKY JACK. TRD7RY and DTDO. situated on south fork of Lemon Creek, 4 miles east of Orour> No. 1: assay of sample from Trilby showed $14 gold and $102.96 silver. Grm-m -Mo. 3. U interest in NORTH EX- n-CTA-Nm-m pj\y- -roeD and QUARTER FRACTION, situated on Dayton Creek. 4 miles east of Slocan City. A tunnel is being- driven to tar> the ledge at 90 feet depth. Twn-tviir/is interest in ROVEP. situated on Ten-Mile Creek, north of Enterprise mine: lerlsre ahout 24 inches In width. Three-fourths interest In MADGE, on a branch of Kaslo Creek. Three-fourths interest in SMUALDA, on Dayton Creek, 3% miles from Slocan City, adjoining the North Exchange; a tunnel is being driven on this property; assays $8 in gold and $96.62 in silver. SLOCAN LAKE GOLD AND SILVER MINES, Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 20, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Nelson. President, J. M. M. Benedour; vice-pres., G. A. Farini; secy., Fletcher S. Andrews; treas. and mgr. dir., A. E. Teeter, Slocan City. Other directors. J. W. Kyte, W. H. Wallbridge, and Dr. W. T. Stewart. HOWARD FRACTION GROUP-6 claims, HOWARD FRACTION, TIGER TIGER FRACTION, DEADWOOD and BLAND, situated at head of first north fork of Lemon Creek, 9 miles from Slocan City by trail. • Development, about $20,000 in tunnels and shafts, 4 carloads ore shipped in 1896-97. About 550 feet of tunnels and drifts. Three shipments of 45 tons high grade ore in 1897 returned $21 in gold and 202 oz. silver. SLOCAN LAKE MINING AND DEVELOPING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, 250,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. SLOCAN LAKE PROSPECTING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 22, 1897; capital stock, $150,000 in 10c shares; head office, Rossland. SLOCAN LEMON CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed April 26, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Trustees, John Ferguson McCrae, Colin J. Campbell and Thomas Anderson. SLOCAN LIBERTY HILL MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,200,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. Managers,- Briggs Bros., Spokane; secretary, A. M. Phillips; pres., W. H. Plummer, Spokane. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Benjamini R. Briggs, vioe-nrss. art(j attorney, Kaslo. Property—MASTEDON and LIBER-P situated on the south fork of Kaslo Creek, 4 miles from K & S Ry, at forks of Kaslo Creek. 9 miles from Kaslo; assays average about 100 oz. silver and 78 p. cent lead. Development 100 foot crosscut tunnel and 60 foot shaft on lead, which is 15 to 16 feet and over. Has 100 tons of shipping ore on the dump. Long tunnel being driven under contract. Plant—Ingersoll-Sargeant 3 drill compressor, drills and steam plant. SLOCAN MAIDEN MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 26, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Sandon. SLOCAN MAPLE LEAF MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed April 1, office, Vancouver. 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; SLOCAN MILLING CO., Ld., flled Aug. 24. 1894; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Alamo concentrator. sold assets to Scottish Colonial Gold Mines, Ltd. (fgn.). GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 107 MINING COMPANIES. SLOCAN MINES, Ld., filed April 20, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in 5c shares; office, Vancouver. •SLOCAN MINES EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $300,000; office, Sandon. IRON CROWN, SAN BERDINO and KENNETH, situated on north side of Bear Creek, Ainsworth Camp. SLOCAN MONITOR MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Sandon. Manager, A. Petty, Three Forks. Property—MONITOR AND HUSTLER FRACTION, located on south slope of south fork of Carpenter Creek, near Three Forks. Development—4 tunnels, cross-cuts and slopingffi K & S Ry tracks 150 feet below the tunnel; amounting to about 1,000 feet; smelter returns from galena shipped In car lots, assayed from $2 to $14 in gold, 142 to 304 oz. silver and 37 to 55 per cent lead per ton. Carbonates average $13 gold, 128 to 323 oz. silver and 19 to 33 per cent, lead. Galena returned $19 in gold, 367 oz. silver and 32 per cent, lead, or $249 per ton net. SLOCAN ORE PURCHASING CO. Capital, $150,000. Offiee, Nelson. Manager, Geo. M. McDowell; purchasing agent, Otto M. Rosendale; analytical chemist, E. M. Johnson. Works within east boundary of city limits of Nelson, on lake shore, and on C. P. Ry. and N. & F. S. Ry. A complete automatic sampling plant with capacity of 150 tons per 24 hours, 2 Cazin automatic samplers by Colorado Iron Works Co., 1 Blake crusher, etc., etc. SLOCAN QUEEN MINING AND MILLING CO., (foreign), filed Oct. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 250.000 shares; office, Sandon. President and gen. mgr., Brimsley M. Walton; v.-pres., dent, M. G. Denton; secretary-treasurer, John A. Peacock, Spokane; Re-registered January 3, 1898. Brimsley M. Walton, attorney. Property — 4 claims, SEMAPHORE, FLUCKY HORNET, SNOWBIRD and TONTINE, situated VA mile south of Sandon, on Sandon Creek, immediately above the Slocan Star Group; reached by wagon road. There are 4 true fissure veins on the property, varying from 5 to 25 feet in width. Development tunnel about 230 feet; assays average 80 oz. silver. SLOCAN-RECIPROCITY MINING CO., S™1^' filed May 7, 1897; capital stock! w,uw,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Kaslo. President, J. D. Farrell; vice-pres. and sec'y-treas., J. A. Whittier, Kaslo. TTTr?^_7"T2 claims. RECIPROCITY and «ii * N> located on Payne Mountain, 3% mnes from Sandon; reached by wagon road n-om bandon. Dev. 2 tunnels, 400 ft. to tap fayne vein. These properties are direct southwestern extensions of • the Payne +W„«pJLI_iain workings of the latter less than 400 feet from end line. SLOCAN SILVER LEAD SYNDICATE, (foreign), registered April 1, 1897; capital stock, $3,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Toronto; reg. office, Kaslo. SLOGAN SOVEREIGN MINES CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 1, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Sandon. B. C. Riblet, manager and mining engineer; secy., T. James Claxton, Montreal. Property—SLOCAN SOVEREIGN, situated on Noble Five Mountain, % mile from Cody, below Reco. Development, 3 tunnels, 3,700 feet (May, 1899). . shipped 2 cars (ore from dev. work only), winter of 1897-89, which averaged 110 oz. silver and 70 per cent. lead. Shipped 100 tons in winter, 1898-99. SLOCAN AND SPOKANE MINING CO., (foreign), registered Jan. 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. Registered office, Cody; pres. and manager, C. W. Sturges; vice-president, A. Munter; secretary, John J. Walsh, Jamieson block, Spokane; treasurer, Hal J. Cole. Re-registered January 20, 1898. T. H. Callahan, attorney, American Roy Mine, Cody. Property—CLAIMS on South Fork of Kaslo Creek, on divide at head Woodbury Creek and South Fork. SLOCAN STAR MINE. See Byron N. White Co. SLOCAN SURPRISE CO. (foreign), filed Dec. 27, 1897; capital stock, $225,000; head office, Chicago; reg. office, Kaslo. Alex. Smith, acting secretary and attorney. Property—SURPRISE and others, in McGuigan Basin: shipped considerable ore in 1895-96-97. SLOCAN STAR MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 27, 1894: capital stock, $225,000; head office. Three Forks. SLOCAN SYNDICATE, THE. Managers, Finch & Campbell, Spokane; local manager, George H. Aylard, New Denver; The syndicate own a large number of properties. SLOCAN TRAMWAY CO., Ld. General manager, John D. Farrell, office Alamo concentrator, Three Forks, sold assets to Scottish Colonial Gold Fields, Ltd. SLOCAN WESTERN MINING CO., Ld., filed March 31, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Trustee, C. C. Woodhouse, Jr. v SLOUGH CREEK MINING CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 18, 1893; oapital stock, $500,000 In $1 shares; head office, Tacoma; reg. office, Victoria; sec'y, W. F. Sargeant, Tacoma. assets purchased by Incorporated Exploration Co., of B. C, Ltd. SLUJMA.CH MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 24, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; office, New Westminster. SMELTING CORPORATION Ld. Licensed June 26, 1899. Capital stock £600,000, In £1 shares. Head office, 11 Clements Lane, London, Eng. Chairman, Sir Wm. Lidderdale; manager and secretary, Frederick S. Bishop. Reg. office, Kaslo. Arthur R. Browne, F. G. S., lOS HENDERSONfS BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. etc., ■ attorney and resident manager; Ken- i neth J. L. .Ross, assistant -SMELTING WORKS on Manchester Ship Canal. SMUGGLER GOLD MINING AND -MILLING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 8, .1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; ■head office, Rothesay, N. B.; reg. office, Fairview. Property—SMUGGLER, near Fairview, Okanogan district; development, shaft over 125 feet and tunnel 120 feet; the ore, which shows free gold and tellurlde. Plant, 20 stamp mill at Fairview. SNOWBIRD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Anril 5, 1897; capital stock. $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. SOPHIA MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 300,000 .(Shares; head office, Rossland. Property — INTERNATIONAL, LAST CHANCE and MARY ANN, situated on Sophia Mountain, near the International Boundary. SNOWSTORM MINE. Managing owner Ed Mahon, Vancouver. Property—SNOWSTORM, situated on Spokane. Registered office Cody; pres. and south fork of Carpenter Creek, south slope, 4J_ miles from McGuigan, adjoining the Slocan Boy. This property carries a small vein of high-grade galena ore, same as Slocan Boy, which mine is worked through the Snowstorm tunnel. Development, tunnel 100 feet. *SOUTH BELT GOLD MINING CO. OF ROSSLAND., Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. SOUTH FORK HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed June 23, 1892; capital stock, $150,000; office, Quesnelle Forks. SOUTHERN CROSS AND WOLVERINE CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING CO., capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Thomas Smiril; secretary-treasurer. D. B. Bogle, Rossland. Property—3 claims, SOUTHERN CROSS, WOLVERINE NO. 2 and IRON HILL, situated on north slope of Lake Mountain, 2y2 miles southeast of Rossland, adjoining the Crown Point on the south, % mile from Crown Point Switch on C. & W. Ry.; development, tunnel and winze. SPENCER CONSOLIDATED MINING CORPORATION, Ld., filed Dec. 19, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $5 shares; head office, London, Eng. SPOKANE AND GREAT NORTHERN •MINING CO. (foreign), filed Feb. 2, 1893; capital stock, $5,000,000; office, Victoria. SPOKANE-KASLO MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed Dec. 9, 1896; capital stock, $900,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 600,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office,. Kaslo. President, W. D. Scott; vice- president, Myres; secretary-treasurer, Jos. Rasslow, Spokane; superintendent, W. A. Davis, Kaslo; Property—4 claims, SPOKANE-KASLO, SPOKANE-KASLO NO. 2, AMERICAN and ACME, located on Lyle Creek, White water district; reached from Sprout's Siding; development, 350 feet of tunnels and shafts, with steel T rails and Truax steel car; average assays, $90. Property purchased by H. Greigerich. SPOKANE ORE CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 22, 1895; capital stock, $5,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. SPRAT COPPER AND GOLD CO. (foreign), registered April 7, 1897; capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Seattle; reg. office, Nelson. ST. ANTHONY'S EXPLORATION CO., Ld.' Incorporated Oct. 1, 1898. Capital -. .stock $40,000, in $1 shares'. Office, Vancouver. ST. CLAIR GOLD MINING CO. Registered March 6, 1899. Capital stock- $50,000, in $25 shares. Head office, St. Clair,•Michigan; reg. offiee, Rossland. E. W. Lilje- j gran, attorney. Property—SKIMENAISE, situated % mile north from Sayward on N. & F. S. Ry. Dev., shaft 27 feet, tunnel 20 feet, alt- open cuts. Ore, copper and iron sulphide. ST. EUGENE MINE. Owners, John A Finch and Timothy E. Cronyn, of-Spokane. James Cronyn, manager, Moyie. Concentrator capacity of 100 tons, connected with mine by automatic aerial tranrwlff length 3.500 feet, having fall of 1,400 feet, ■ and capacity of 150 tons per 10 hours. Property— ST. EUGENE and PETER situated up from Moyie Lake, 20 miles southwest from Fort Steele by wagon road; development is showing up a large bodsffi galena, with considerable ore on the dump, waggon road to C. N. P. Ry., Movie Citv, 2y2 miles. ST. ELMO GOLD MINING CO..-GM eign). filed Aug. 26, 1895; capital stock. $1,- 000.000 in $1 shares; treasury, 525,000 shares; head office. Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Rossland. President F. C. Loring; vice- president, E. D. Olmstead: secretary-trail- urer, F. E. Snodgrass, Spokane, Wash.; managing director or general managerIPJ C. Loring; superintendent, John Long; eon- suiting engineer, F. C. Loring. Re-registered January 10, 1898. Supt. arid attorney F. H. Oliver. Property—ST. ELMO, situated on the south slope "f Red Mountain, P4 mile from Rossland. Development tunnel 1.300 feet on the vein. ST GEORGE MINES DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. Capital stock $150,000. in $1 shares: all Treasury shares. Head office, Toronto; reg. office. Rossland. Pres., S. R. Wickett: vice-pres.. J. Crai®! secy.-treas.. F. J. Mann. 5 King street. West, Toronto; managing director. T. «• Elgie. Rossland. Other directors, wm- McGuire. John T. Sherridan, and W. K- Deeks, all of Toronto. 1 , Property—PLEASURES OF HOPE, situated in Burnt Basin, 1 mile from Gladstone. Vein, 6 to 25 feet, free milling '.assay* said to run $18 to $100 in gold. To develop in 1899. or Company also working 100 acres cop_er GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 109 MINING COMPANIES: claim 1% miles from Parry Sound, ledge 14 feet wide; assays 708 IDs. copper and $1*09 in gold and silver per ton, 15 feet depth. ST. KB VERNE iMINING CO., (foreign), filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane, Wash. President and general, manager, John D. Farrell; vice-president Charles D. Reeder; secretary-treas- ■ urer, Sidney Norman, Reregistered Dec. 29 1898. Office Sandon. E. M. Sandilands, attorney. Property—6 claims, ST. KEVERNE. EXETER, O. B. H., KEYSTONE, DOMINION, FELIX, located on Payne Mountain, between Payne Group and Slocan Boy; reached by wagon road from Sandon, 3% miles, McGuigan, 4 miles. Development— 300.feet in tunnels, etc., assays average 125 oz. silver and 65 per cent. lead. ST. LAWRENCE, C. L. Hoffman, Spokane. Property—ST. LAWRENCE, in Dead- wood Camp, 4 miles from Greenwood, near Mother Lode. ST. LAWRENCE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office. Rossland. P_es., Frank Ross, Quebec; vice-pres., J. L. McAfee; sec'y, Ernest Kennedy, Rossland; other directors, F. W. Rolt, Ernest Kennedy and C. F. Piggot Property—GOLD KING (Crown granted), situated on O. K. Mountain, 2 miles west of Rossland, adjoining IX.L. and O.K. Company propose to work through the I. X.L. tunnel. ST. MARY MINING CO., registered May 11, 1896; capital stock, $500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Secretary, Charles Voohres, Spokane. Re-registered Dec. 17, 1898. Ross Thompson, attorney. Property—ST. MARY, situated near Crown Point. *ST. PAUL GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 30, 1896. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Treasury 250,000. Head office Rossland. Eastern office, Toronto. Pres., W. R. Brock; sec'y J. A. Currie, Toronto; managing director, Wm. Alex. Campbell; attorney, Edward Cronyn, Rossland. Property—ST. PAUL, situated on the northern slope of Deer Park Mountain, 1% mile west of Rossland, on R M Ry. The new city limits cross the claim. Development, crosscut tunnel, 350 feet; plant consists of 30 h. p. boiler and 1 steam Rand drill, costing $1,000.' Idle since July 18, 1897. STADACONA SILVER COPPER MINING CO., Ld., filed June 20, 1891; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Victoria. STANDARD MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 26, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. STANDARD GOLD MINES OF B. C, Ld. Incorporated Sept. 16, 1898; Oapital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Treasury, 750,000 shares. Office, Rossland. President and treasurer, Geo. N. Taylor; vice- president, William Davies (New Westminster); secretary, W." H. Jackson. Other directors, J. M. Miller, Robert Darrach (Brandon, Man.) Property—MAYFIELD, BRANDON, and WEST YORK, situated on Dog Creek, 3 miles west of Brooklyn. RBNOUND, situated on Kootenay river 12.-miles east of Robso-v % mile from O & K. Ry. SILVER GROUP, 2 claims, J__ARGARET and MARTHA, situated on Duncan river, 15 miles north of Howser lake. JESSIE M., REPUBLIC and KLONDYKE situated near Ymir. Ledge 30 foot and assays $8- from, surface. STANDARD JVHNING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed April 8, 1897, capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head offiee Rossland. Trustee, Fred W. Claxton ' STANDOP PROSPECTING SYNDICATE Head office in England. Branch office] Greenwood. STANLEY GOLD MINING AND DEV. CO., Ltd. J. A. Kirk and A. MaeNish, directors, Rossland. STAR EXPORATION AND MINING CO. Registered Dee. 13, 1897. Head Office Terre Haute, Ind. Capital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Victoria. E. E. Wootton, attorney. STAR MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 5, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Sandon. President, J. M. Harris; vice-president, F. T. Kelly; secretary-treasurer, M. L. Grim- met, Sandon; director, R. T. Riley, Winnipeg. Property—RABBIT PAW and HEBER, situated 1 mile south of Sandon, up Sandon Creek, and adjoining the Slocan Star on the west. Development tunnel 215 feet tunnel to tap extension of the Slocan Star lead. STARMOUNT MINING CO., filed March 17, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in $P shares; office, Victoria. STEMWINDER MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated March 11, 1899. Capital stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Trustees, D. D. Mann, Geo. A. Cox, W. T- Smith and others. Manager and supt., Frank C. Robbins, Phoenix P. O., Greenwood. Property—STEMWINDER, situated in Greenwood Camp, 5 miles from Greenwood, adjoining Phoenix, and same vein as Old Ironsides and Knob Hill. Development, shaft 200 feet, shaft 150 feet, shaft 100 feet, crosscutting, ete. Totals, 900 feet (April 15, 1899). Vein shows 15 to 20 feet of ore and carries yalues .of $12 to $15 gold and 4 per cent, copper. STERLING MINING AND MILLING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares: office, Sandon. STEVENSON GOLD AND PLATINUM HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., Inc. March 17, 1894; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Vancouver. Has been absorbed by the Granite Creek Mining Co., of B. C, and incorporated under Dominion laws. STONELEIGH MINING CO., (foreign), registered Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $10 shares; head office, Milwaukee; reg. office, Revelstoke. 110 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. Re-registered March 15, 1898. A. R. B. Heaxn, attorney, Revelstoke. STORM KING MINE. Property—STORM KING, situated on White Grouse Mountain, back of Sanca, Kootenay Lake. Development—Incline shaft in the ledge; samples from 3-foot pay streak, at 65-foot depth, assay about 75 per cent, copper and $30 in gold. The Storm King was the first discovery in the White Grouse country. STEYNE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 23, 1894; capital stock, $200,000; head office, Vancouver. STRATFORD EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. Licensed June 3, 1898. Head office Stratford, Ont. Capital stock $30,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Greenwood City. Sydney M. Johnson., attorney. Property—BRUCE, at Midway. Dev., by long tunnel, has copper values. STRATHEYRE MINING CO. Manager, J. A. Monteith, Fairview. Property—RATTLER, BROWN BEAR and WIDE WEST, situated 2 miles northwest of Fairview, and fairly well developed. Property—TEN-STAMP MILL, concentrator and cyanide plant; driven by 25 h. p. engine and boiler. STYNE CREEK CONSOLIDATED GOLD GRAVELS CO., Ld., filed Sept 18, 1895; capital stock, $250,000; office, Vancouver. SULLIVAN GROUP MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 1, 1897; capital stock, $2,500,0001 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Fort Steele. Re-registered Dec. 27, 1897. Edwin C. Smith, attorney and general manager, Kimberley and Fort Steele. Property—SULLIVAN GROUP—3 claims- SHYLOCK, HAMLET and HOPE, situated near the North Statr mine, St. Mary's River, west of Fort Steele. Development— 2 shafts 45 feet and 52 feet, cutting vein dips 46 degrees, 2 trends east of N., 26 feet In Width of solid galena; assays 47 oz. silver and 75 per cent. lead. Ledge stripped for over 50 feet; 30 feet solid ore, remaining 20 teet mixture of galena, baronates and iron. SULTANA GOLD MINING CO., of B. C, Ld., filed Dec. 5, 1896; capital stock, $1,- OOO.OOO in $1 shares; treasury, 450,000 shares; office, Rossland. President. Dr. Ed Bowes; vice-president, Henry A. Ward, Q. C, Port Hope, Ont.; secretary, W. J. Nelson, Rossland, B. C; treasurer, John S. Clute; Property—1 claim. SULTANA; located on east slope of Lookout Mountain, % mile in direct line from Trail; reached by trail over a mile. Development, about $2,000 has been expended on development SUMMIT GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld. Re-incorporated Jan. 21, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office, Columbia. President, W. C. McDougall; vice-pres., A. W. Ross. Other directors, E. L. Beer, S. L. Graham, and ■William C. Fox; secy.-treasurer, John D. Spence. CANADA and SWAN, situated on Sophie Mountain, 6 miles S. W. of Rossland and 2y2 miles from Red Mountain Ry. Property—MAIN and VANGARD, situated in Summit Camp, on the line of C. & W. Ry. Dev., shaft 20 feet. ATHOL NO. 1 and MURPHY, situated in Wellington Camp. SUMMIT-YMIR MINING CO., Ld. Incorporated March 21, 1899. Capital stock $250,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 400,000 shares. Office, Nelson. Galliher & Wilson, solicitors. Property, 3 claims, SUMMIT, BOCK- HORN, and B. & M., situated on Wild Horse Mountain, nortJi fork of Wild Horse Creek, 7 miles from Ymir. Dev., 2 crosscut tunnels and shaft. Vein of free milling ore. SUNSET GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., (foreign), registered June 8, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; head office, Minneapolis, Minn.; reg. office, Nelson. President, W. H. Edgar; vice-president and secretary-treasurer, J. M. Dunn, 624 Guarantee Loan building, Minneapolis; manager, Robert E. Lemon, Nelson; Property—SUNSET, situated 2 miles from Whitewater station on K & S Ry on southern slope of Murphy Creek, 1% miles by trail from Wellington siding, K & S Ry; the Wellington adjoins on the west and the Colorado on the east. Development—Incline shaft 65 feet; cross-cut tunnel 200 feet, tapping the ledge at a depth of 125 feet. The Sunset carries the eastern extension of the Wellington vein; average is 15 feet in width, is of high grade, and averages returns at 173 oz. silver and 30 per cent. lead. A specimen of gray copper from the Sunset shaft assayed over 2,000 oz. in silver. Not working since June, 1898. SUNSHINE, Ltd. Licensed Dec. 3. 1897. Head office, 51 Billiter Buildings, Billiter street, London E. C., England, capita* stock £300,000. in £1 shares, of which £240,- 000 shares have been issued, the balance remaining in reserve. Registered offiee, Victoria, B. C.; branch office, Revelstoke. Albert Edward McPhillips, attorney. Sub-company of Lillooet: F. R. & O. G. Fields, Ltd. Gen. mgr.. Edgar A. Bennett, Revelstoke; supt., Daniel G. McNeill, Ferguson; Property—SUNSHINE GROUP. 9 claim?, SILVER CUP, SUNSHINE, MOUNTAIN, GOLD BUG, EXCELSIOR, GOLD-SEEK- ER FRACTION. SILVER CUP FRACTION, EXCELSIOR FRACTION and MOUNTAIN FRACTION Development, about 2,500 feet of shafts, tunnels, etc., etc., including 180 feet main shaft, 50 feet of winze, and crosscut tunnels and drifts on the veins, etc. (JuljaE 1S99). Property has shipped 850 tons of ore, Mm aging about $150 to the ton in gold, silver and lead, and there is about 100 tons now ready sacked for shipment. SUNSHINE GROUP—SILVER CUP, SUNSHINE and SUNSHINE FRACTION, situated on the South Fork of Lardeau river, 8 miles from Ferguson. Development, shaft 180 feet and other workings. Total 1,300 feet. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 111 MINING COMPANIES. SUNSHINE MINING CO., Ld. Filed Dec. 5, 1895; capital stock, $500,000 in $10 shares; Head office Sandon. Pres., W. H. Yawkey; Secy., T. J. Austin, Detroit, Mich.; general manager, P. J. Hickey, Sandon. Development, 3 tunnels and drifts, Noonday tunnel 300 feet, Yakima, 900 feet, Sunshine 400 feet and 500 feet. Total, 2,100 feet (March 16, 1899). Property-5 claims, OREGON, YAKIMA, SUNSHINE, MONDAY and MINE, situated in Sunshine Basin, 3 miles from Alamo concentrator; development A few shipments were made in 1894-5, on which returns averaged 175 oz. silver and 50 per cent lead. ♦SUPERIOR GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 12, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000. Head office Toronto. Sec'y, John T. Moore; agents, MacNeill & Deacon, Rossland. Property—SUPERIOR (Grown granted) 1 mile east of Rossland, next Commander. Development shaft. SUPERIOR MINING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 19, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; Re-registered January 3, 1898. Wm. Hunter attorney, Sandon. SURREY MINING AND PROSPECTING CO., Ld., filed April 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, New Westminster. TAMARAC MINE. See Kenneth Mining & Dev. Co., Ld. TANGIER MINE, Ltd. Licensed March 19, 1898. Head office 16 Copthall ave., London, Eng. Capital stock £120,000. in £1 shares. Registered office Revelstoke. Joseph Dee Graham, manager and attorney, sub-company of Gold Fields of B.C., Ltd. chairman, Earl of Essex; mgr. dir., E. Grant Goven. Property—TANGIER, north of Albert Canyon. TARIFF MINE. Owners, Braden Bros., Helena; manager, Edward J. Mathews, Kaslo (under bond). Property—TARIFF, located % mile south of Ainsworth, 550 feet above Kootenay Lake; connected with Mile Point by wagon road % mile; development consists of incline shaft 220 feet and over 200 feet of drifts, all in ore Plant, 30 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, steam Rand drill and No. 6 Cameron sinking pump, Ariel reversing tramway 1,200 feet. TELLURIDE OF GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary-treasurer, W. H. Leckie, 632 Granville st., Vancouver. Has been amalgamated with Fire Mountain G. M. Co.. Ld. TrS?SM5iAI' CITY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Jan. 18, 1897; capital stock, $800,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. rTS5APA ISLAND MINING AND fiAND CO., Ld., flled Oct. 12, 1896; capital stock, $800,000 in $10 shares; office, Nanaimo. TEXADA KIRK LAKE GOLD MINES, Ld., filed Feb. 24, 1897; capital stock, $600,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. President, D. R. Dingwall, Winnipeg; vice-president, W. L. Challoner; treasurer, R. A. Wyllie, Hamilton; other directors, Wilson Southam of Hamilton, Walter Hunter of Nanaimo and F. W. McCrady of Victoria; secretary, Ernest Brammer, supt., Vancouver. F. W. McCrady, Van Anda. Property—VICTORIA, TEXADA, LINDSAY, CLIMAX, and LAST LINK on Texada Island, surrounding Kirk Lake, all- crown granted, said to carry free milling ore. TEXADA PROPRIETARY GOLD MINES, Ld., filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 225,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. President, J. C. Keith ; vice-president, Hon. William Pugsley, Q. C, St. John, N. B.; other directors, E. E. Rand, B. Douglas, and Frank S. Taggart; secretary, G. W. Gilbert, 419 Hastings street, W., Vancouver; supt, J. A. Findlay, Van Anda. consulting engineer, Thomas H. Fraser, .M. Property—SILVER TIP, located on the northwest side of Texada Island, from 1 to VA miles from tidewater and 1V_ miles north from the iron mines. Development, shaft ISO ft. and 85 ft. The ore is gray copper or teheteridite, carrying gold, silver and copper. Average assays, over $26 per ton all values. TEXADA SILVER KING GOLD MINING CO., filed Feb. 17, 1897; capital stock, $100,000 in 10c shares; office, Victoria. THISTLE GOLD MINING- CO., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $350,000 in $1 shares; head office, Victoria. President James S. Murray; secretary-treasurer, B. F. Atherton, 86% Government st. Victoria; consulting engineer, George A. Keefer, M. I. C. E. Property—IVY, situated on Goat Mountain, 1% miles from Kootenay River, in close proximity to the proposed route of the Crow's Nest Pass Ry. Development, 25- foot shaft, 3 open cuts and 85-foot tunnel, which is being driven to 125 feet following the ledge. The main ledge is 10 feet wide on the surface and can be traced the whole length of the cluaim. It is under a heavy iron capping and carries galena and copper pyrites. A second ledge is 3 feet wide. The ore concentrates 2 to 1. Assays average $H0.65 all values,, gold, copper, silver and lead. THOMPSON RIVER HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed June 21, 1893; capital stock, $100,000; office, New Westminster. *THUNDER HILL MINING CO., Ld., filed June 10, 1891; capital stock, $51,000; office, Victoria. TIDAL WAVE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., filed April 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President and manager, John Brixton; secretary, A. E. Kealy, 619 Granville street, j Vancouver. Crown granted. Property—4, claims. TIDAL WAVE ______^_M__B5__Bi 112 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA MINING COMPANIES. OCEAN WAVE, VERNON and CONTACT, situated in Greenwood camp. TIN HORN QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed Dec. 18, 1896; capital stock, $200,000 in 25c shares; head office Fairview. President and treasurer, A. A. Davidson; vice- president, W. A. Dier; other directors, C. N. Davidson, of Vancouver, R. Russell of Hamilton, Ont., and. W. R. Jackson of St. Thomas, Ont.; secretary, W. H. Brooks, Victoria; superintendent, A. N. Wells, Fair- view. Absorbed by the Fairview Corporation, Ld. Property—TIN HORN, FORTUNE, WINCHESTER, ' MAMMOTH, GOLD DROP and EXCHANGE, situated near Fairview; development, 4 tunnels, shaft and open cuts, amounting to' 550 feet. A 20-stamp mill has been erected on the property. TOAD MOUNTAIN MINING CO., Ld„ filed Dec. 6, 1892; capital stock, $1,500,000;- office, Nelson. TOBASCO PROSPECTING AND EXPLORATION CO., Ld., filed March 16, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., H. Van Ness Stevenso-r.- Property—Claims reported as lapsed. TOM PAYNE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, A. McBride; vice-pres., A. J. Shirley; secy.-treas., Thos. Anderson, othe. directors, John Harris, Ross Thompson, Wm. Haskins, G. A. Hoyt. Property — MYRTLE and TOM PAYNE, situated near Tamarack, about 3 miles from Ymir. Development, shaft 30 feet. TOOTH PICK. Owner, W. N. O'Connell, Sandon. Property—TOOTH PICK, situated 1 mile up Cody Creek from Cody. TOQUART MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 18, 1897. Capital stock $50,000 in 25c shares. Registered office Victoria. Property—GREAT EXPECTATIONS and EQUINOX, situated at Sechelt, Toquart Harbor, Alberni District dev. tunnel over 125 feet at a depth of 100 feet. There is a 7-foot vein, with a fine showing of copper; over 100 tons on the dump. TORONTO AND BOUNDARY CREEK MINING CO., Ld., filed March 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Greenwood. T. A. Garland, trustee. TORONTO SALMON RIVER GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed April 2, 1897; capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland.- TOWNSEND MINING CO., Ld., filed March 3, 1897; capital stock, $200,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. President, John J. Banfield; vice-president, Levuce Doucet; secretary-treasurer, John Nicoll, Vancouver; Property — TOWNSEND, situated on Lemon Creek, adjoining the Two Friends on the southeast; reached by Springer Creek trail, 8 miles from Slocan City; development, tunnel on the vein, TRACY CREEK. MINING CO. Registered June 6, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c; shares.- Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Fort Steele. R. O. Jennings, atty. TRAIL CREEK AND COLVILLE MINING AND STOCK EXCHANGE CO.; capital stock, $50,000 in $500 shares. TRAIL-BEAR CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 16, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. lie-Incorporated as Canada Western Gold Mining & Exploration Co., Ld. TRAIL CREEK HIDDEN TREASURE- GOLD MINING CO., La., nled Dec. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treas-- ury, 300.0UO shares; head office, Rossland;- Pres., Hugh Henderson; vice-pres., F. M. Davis; secy.-treas., Geo. H. Green. Other. directors-, John W. Miller and Harry Daniels. Official broker, Richard Plewman... Property—W. J. BRYANT GROUP, 3 claims, W. J. BRYANT, CORTLAND, and ROCKFORD, crown granted, situated on west fork of north fork of Salmon river, y2 mile N. W. from. Craigtown. Development, on W. J. Bryant, shaft 16 feet, shaft 8 feet, tunnel 30 feet, 2 open cuts, 12 feet and 10 feet; ore is copper carrying small values of gold and silver. PORT HURON, situated on Murphy Creek,! 1 mile from Columbia river and 0. & W-. Ry. Dev., 2 open cuts. Property—VICTORY, TRIUMPH and TRIUMPH FRACTION, situated on Sophie Mountain, 5 miles from Red Mountain Ry. and adjoining the Velvet TRAIL CREEK. MINING CO., Ld. Licensed May 8, 1889. Capital stock £120,- 000, in £1 shares. Head office, 39 Lombard street, London, Eng.; reg. office, Rossland. David Blythe Bogh, attorney; foreman, Thos. Smith. Subsidiaryq company of Kootenay Gold\ Fields Syndicate, Ld. Development, tunnel 700 feet, crosscutting | vein in Victory, giving depth of 250 feet; shaft in Triumph 100 feet, and crosscut east 66 feet, cutting vein 8 feet wide. Crosscut west 20 feet, cutting vein, 2 feetM of clean ore, carrying high values (March 20, 1899); employs 10 men. Taking over assets of Victory and Triumph Mines Dev. Synd. Ld. VICTORY AND TRIUMPH GOLD M, CO., Ld. Lty. TRAIL MINING CO. (foreign), fileM March 8, 1895; capital stock, $250,000 in $100 shares: office, Trail. President, H. P. Mason; manager, F. Aug. Heinze; consults ing engineer, J. W. Astley. meeting March 4, 189S transferred assets to British America Corporation, Ltd. TRAIL AND SLOCAN DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in 10c shares; office, Rossland. TRAIL SMELTER. W. H. Aldrldge, agent and general manager; A. L. Dean, superintendent, Trail. Now called Canadian Smelting Works. TRANQUILLE CREEK HYDRAULIC AND QUARTZ MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 8, 1897, capital stock, $250,000 in $10 shares; treasury, $10,000 in shares; office, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. IIS MINING COMPANIES. Kamloops. President Hewitt Bostock, M. P.; secretary, J. S. Bennet, Kamloops. Property — HYDRAULIC PLACER ground on Tranquille Creek, formerly leased by James H. Russell. TREASURE MOUNTAIN MINES, Ld., filed Jan. 21, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. ♦TREASURY MINES, Ld., filed May 8, 1897; capital stock, $250,000; office, Vancouver. Pres., Henry Percy; vice-pres., J. E. Miller; secy.-treas., Frank S. Taggart, 419 Hastings street, Vancouver. Other directors, J. M. Bowell and C. S. Douglas. Property-SURPRISE, DUDE, DUNDEE, and COMOX, situated on northern part of Texada Island, 5 miles from Van Anda. Development, shaft 360 feet, and over 600 feet of drifting (June 10, 1899). Values, between $30 and $40 in gold and copper. TRENTON GOLD JVHNING CO. (foreign), registered Feb. 27, 1897; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. TRILBY MINING CORPORATION (foreign), registered Nov. 30, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; head offices, Buffalo, N, Y., and Toronto, Ont.; reg. office, Rossland. TRIXIE MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated July 10, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Registered office, Rossland. ♦TROUT LAKE MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Trout Lake City. TROUT LAKE MINES AND MINING CO., Ld., filed April 21, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. TROY GOLD MINING CO., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $100,000; head office, Victoria. President, W. H. Price; vice-president, W. B. Dennison, Nanaimo; secretary-treasurer, F. B. Gibbs, Victoria. Property—In Rossland District. TRUST MINING CO., (foreign) registered March 5, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. Managers, Briggs Bros.; secretary, A. M. Phillips, Spokane. Re-registered January 3, 1898. Benjamin R. Briggs, attorney. Property-8 claims, STARS AND STRIPES, LIBERTY HILL, CONTACT, LIME CLIFF, SUCCESS, 16 TO 1, THREE BROTHERS and SOUTH FORK, rib.a.ed on South Fork of Kaslo River, 2}_ miles from K. & S. Railway. Development tunnel on Lime Cliff, 75 feet on lead, also open cuts, assays average 60 oz. silver and 50 to 60 per cent. lead. TTJLAMEEN IMPROVEMENT AND HYDRAULIC CO.. registered April 16, 1891; capital stock, $600,000; office, New Westminster. .TULAMEEN MINING CO., Ld., (for- fo£$A registered May 5, 1897; capital stock, WOOO in $1 shares; head office, Ottawa. *«reglJtered January 3, 1898. Registered office Victoria. Albert Edward McPhillips. attorney. Property—HYDRAULIC, 1% miles of Dencn claims on the right bank of Tulameen ««yer, 4 miles below Granite Creek, South/ em Yale. TURTLE MOUNTAIN GOLD AND SILVER MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed March 5, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. Trustee, Frank A. Baird. TUSCAN GOLD MINING CO., capital stock, $1,000,000; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Haller block, Seattle. President, Frank A. Pontius; secretary, F. J. Hardy. Property—In Trail Creek District, British Columbia. TWIN SILVER MINING CO., Ld., filed March 17, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office Kaslo. Sec'y-trea3., A. IT. McClalne; manager, L. J. McAtee. Property—TWIN, situated one mile from Ainswoi'th. Development cross-cut tunnel 110 feet, drift on vein 50 feet, which carries a 3 foot body of galena; assav value $93 per ton. TWO FRIENDS JUNE, manager, Slocan City. Property—% of TWO FRIENDS MINE, situated on Springer Creek, 7 miles from Slocan City by trail. shipment of 120 tons in April, 1898-, averaged $120 per ton. TWO FRIENDS MINE, Ld., filed Nov. 11, 1896; capital stock, $240,000 in 30c shares; office, Vancouver. President, Frederick Colletin Innes; directors, Charles T. Dunbar and Percy W. Evans; secretary, C. C. Bennett, 538. Hastings St., Vancouver. C. Innes. Other directors, Harry Abbott, O. Plunkett, C. C. Bennett and Percy W. Evans; secretary, C. C. Bennett, Mackin- non block, Vancouver. Sold assets to Two Friends Mine, Ld. Development, 4 crosscut tunnels, about 1,000 feet, and 400 feet depth. Shipments for 1898 were 13 cars averaging 120 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. Property—% interest In TWO FRIENDS, situated on Springer Creek, 7 miles from Slocan City by trail. TWO FRIENDS MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 19, 1896; capital stock, $750,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, Frederick Colletin Innes; secretary, C. C. Bennett, 538 Hastings st., Vancouver;, superintendent, George Turner, Sandon. Property—GREAT WESTERN, located in 1891 and situated near the head of McGuigan Creek, 4 miles from McGuigan sta^- tion, on K & S Ry; reached by wagon road. oz. silver. A large quantity of the ore will concentrate 3V_ or 4 to 1; TYEE DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld. Licensed Feb. 13, 1899. Capital stock £15,- 000, in £1 shares. Head office, 45 Leaden- hall street, London, Eng;; reg. office, Cowichan Bay. Clermont Livingston, attorney and manager. Property—TYEE. situated on Mount Sicker, 3 miles from Somenos on E. & N. Ry. East of and above the Lenora mine. Development, shaft 125 feet (June 30, 1899), to drift at 150 foot level. Vein is a fissure 2 to 9 feet wide. U. B. MINE. Owners, Sherrod Bros., Ymir. Property—U. B., situated on the southeast slope of Tennessee Mountain, 1 mile northwest of Ymir. at altitude of 1=500 toe* 114 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. above N & F S Ry. Development—Crosscut tunnel, 100 feet. UNION COLLIERY CO., Ld. Lty. Incorporated July 25, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000. Office, Victoria. Applying (July, 1899) for change of name to Wellington Colliery Co., Ld. Lty. * UNION GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 29, 1896; capital stock, $600,000 in $1 $100 shares, treasury, 150,000 shares, office Rossland. Pres., Michael J_torris; sec'y-treas., Edward Cronyn. Property—LNIONj 4 miles nc-Ci <>f Rosa- land. Development 75 feet uf shaft on the ledge; averages 1 foot wkl.; va.ues average $45 in silver, lead and gold. Idle since July, 1897. UNION INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed March 18, 1897; capital stock, $50,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, J. A. Kirk; vice-pres., T. S. Gilmour; secy.-treas., Stanley P. Thompson. Property—5 claims in East Kootenay, near Fort Steele. UNION JACK GROUP. Owners, Cameron & Goodchild, Ymir. Property—5 claims — UNION JACK, QUEEN, EMPRESS, CLIMAX, HORSESHOE, situated on South Fork >f Porcupine Creek, 7 miles from Ymir. Doveit-p- ment shaft 50 ft, all in ore; average value $30, in gold and silver. UNION JACK MINING CO., Ld., filed March 24, 1897; capital stock, $800,000; office, Rossland. UNITED COLONIAL EXPLORATION, Ltd. Licensed June 9, 1898. Head of fire Winchester House, London, Eng. (apital stock £50,000, in £1 shares. Registond office Vancouver. Charles Mortimer Acutt, attorney. UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN GOLD MINING CO. Head office, Republic, Wash. Capital stock $50,000, in 5c. shares. Treasury, 300,000 shares. Pres., Hugh Henderson; vice-pres., Edward Watson; secy.-treas., J. C. Caie. Property—NALBRA, situated 1 mile east of Republic. Dev., surface work, free milling ore. U. S. AND B. C. MINING CO., filed Oct. 31, 1896; capital stock, $10,000 in $100 shares; head office, Kansas City; reg. office, Revelstoke. President, A. E. Stilwel; secretary, A. C. Robinson, absorbed by Ruth No. 2 Mining Co., Ltd. UTICA GROUP MINING AND DEVELOPING CO., Ld., filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; Treasury, 400,000 shares. Office Rossland Pres. Joseph B. Dabney, Rossland; vice, J. S. Clute, jr.; other directors, Arthur M-irsb, J. L. Parker, and C. S. Wallis. Property—UTICA GROUP, comprising CLERK, ARIZONA BOY and GUELPH. situated on Tamarac Mountain, adjoining Tamarac, 2% miles from Ymir. Dev-lnpment comenced In spring cf 1898; free milling gold property. VALENTTNE GROUP. Owner, W. A. Thnrman, Nelson. Property—BIG FOUR, VALENTINE and MAUMER, situated on Cascade Creek, 2 miles from Burton City. VAN ANDA GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), filed May 6, 1896; capital stock, $5,000,000 In $1 shares; treasury, 3,000,000 shares; head offices, 108 La Salle St., Chicago, 111., and 603 Bailey building, Seattle;! reg. office, Victoria. President, Edward Blewett; secretary, R. D. Hall; treasurer; Harry W. Treat; trustees, Edward Blewett, Hon. C. E. Pooley, Henry Saunders, C. S. Neras, H. W. Treat. Property—VAN ANDA, RAVEN and other claims, amounting to 774 acres, yz mile from Sturt Bay, Texada Island; development, shaft 120 feet and sinking and levels; returns from test shipment run from $30 to $60 per ton. VAN ANDA COPPER AND GOLD CO. Registered April 7, 1899. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Seat- tie, Wash.; reg. office, Van Anda, Texada Island. Harry Whitney Treat, president, treasurer, gen. mgr. and attorney. VANCOUVER AND BOUNDARY CREEK DEVELOPMENT AND MINING CO., filed Feb. 10, 1897; capital stock, $500,000 in 25c shares; office Penticton. PresJB Robert Wood; sec'y, Alfred H. Wade. Managing director and supt., C. Vacher. Other directors, Thomas Ellis, and Daniel Rabbitt. Property—OKANAGAN, situated i_ mile from Penticton. Dev., tunnel 80 feet, and shaft 60 feet to sink to 150 feet. Vein is arsenical iron, 5 to 20 feet wide, and carries good values in antimony, gold, silver and copper. Shipments to smelter returned $18 to $24 nett. VANCOUVER AND BRITISH COLUMBIA GENERAL EXPLORATION CO. (foreign), filed Sept. 14, 1896; head office, 20 Threadneedle st, London, Eng. (reg. April 25, 1896; reg. office, Vancouver; capital stock, £25,000 in £1 shares. Chairman, P. Ccmiskey; secretary, Philip F. Deitz; financial agents, Evans, Coleman & Evans, Vancouver; Licensed Dec. 3, 1897. Percy W. Evans, attorney; E. B. Fraser, manager, Silverton. Parent Company of Galena Mines, Ld. Shut down since Spring of 1897. Contemplate development in 1899. Property is adjoining and above the Wakefield Group and on the same lead. Property—REED and TE-TOERFOPf, group of 5 claims, situated on the south slope of the range dividing the south fork of Carpenter Creek from Four-Mile Creek, 3 miles from Sandon and 4% miles from Slocan Lake. Returns from shipments av- erage 140 oz. silver and 65 per cent lead. Development about 700 feet of tunnels Other properties—MAY WALKER GROUP. CAPITAL PRIZE GROUP and BALL TRANSA GROUP, all on Murphy COMISKEY and MARCH, both near Silverton. VANCOUVER GOLD FIELDS. Ld., filed Dec. 29, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 460,000 shares; head office, Vancouver. President, Dr. G. L. Milne; vice-president, J. I. Johnston; other.direct- S3SS-S GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 115 MINING COMPANIES. ors R. W. Harris, J. A. McGillivray, Q. C, Toronto, and R. Y. Milne, Buffalo, N. Y.; secretary, R. B. Ellis, 226 Cambie st., Vancouver; superintendent, N. McCormick. Property-18 claims, ABERDEEN, MEXICAN and NIAGARA GROUP of 4 claims on Loughborough Inlet; TRIANGLE, on Texada Island; TWILIGHT, near Jervis INLET; TIGER, on Hardwiek Island; MONTREAL, OTTAWA and TORONTO, on Thurlow Island, and the MOONLIGHT GROUP of 6 claims, on Nelson Island. VANCOUVER GOLD AND SILVER EXPLORATION AND CONCESSIONS CO., filed April 18, 1895; capital stock, $500,- 000;'office, Vancouver. VANCOUVER GROUP MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 6, 1897; capital stock, £20,000 in £1 shares; office, Vancouver. President, Edward Mahon; Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd., general agents, Vancouver. Leslie Hill, C.E., man. dir., Hastings west, Vancouver. Cross & Co., accountants, Silverton;. W. J. Barker, foreman. __ Property-YANCOUVER GROUP - seven claims, VANCOUVER NO. 2, ZILOR, MOUNTAIN, BOOMER, SILVER STAR, NAPIER, PELLY, RIOARDO, and VANCOUVER FRACTION, situated on 4 Mile Creek, back of Silverton. Development, 5 tunnels, aggregating 2,300 feet, and giving 400 feet vertical depth; employs 25 men. Net smelter returns from 20 car loads shipped during winter 1898 and 1899, $35,- 457.22, averaging 150 oz. silver and 40 per cent. lead. Vein carries galena, with ruby, silver and grey copper, and occasionally nal-'ve silver. Shipments average u:0 oz. sjiv.r and 50 per cent. lead. One car ran 263 .a. s'iver and 55.9 per cent, lead, giving a return of $4,724.52 for the car. VANCOUVER INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed Nov. 4, 1896; capital stock, $250,000 in $100 shares; office, Vancouver. ♦VANCOUVER ISLAND MINING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 28, 1895; capital stock, $100,- 000; office, Wellington. VANCOUVER AND LILLOOET GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $300,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. Secy., C. C. Bennett, Mackinnon building, Vancouver. Property—2 claims, VANCOUVER and LILLOOET, on Cayoosh Creek, Lillooet district. VANCOUVER-LONDON MINING SYNDICATE, Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. VANCOUVER METEOR MINING CO., Ld., filed March 1, 1897; capital stock, $500,- 000; office, Vancouver. •VANCOUVER MINING CO., Ld., filed April 3, 1889; capital stock, $56,000; office, Vancouver. VANCOUVER MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld.. filed Nov. 5, 1890; capital stock, $250,000; head offiee. Vancouver, secretary, H. T. Cepejley. Meeting Aug. 11, 1899, to dispose of assets. VANCOUVER SMELTING CO., Ltd. (Registered June 16, 1898.) Head office 15 Aus tin Friars, E.C., London, Eng. Capital stock £300,000, in £1 shares (200,000 are 8 per cent, culminative preference). Edwin Durant, attorney, Rossland. Sub-Co. of British America Corporation, Ld. VANCOUVER SYNDICATE; head office, London, Eng. VAN WINKLE CONSOLIDATED HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed Jan. 6, 1893; capital stock, $500,000; office, Vancouver. VELVET MINES, Ltd. Licensed Aug. 2, 1898. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Head office 23 Leadenhall street, London, Eng. Registered office Victoria. Hon. Fred'k Peters, Q.C., attorney. Chairman, F. E. Harman; secy.-treas., W. A. Staines; manager, John Llewellyn Morrish, Rossland; consulting engineer, Capt. James Morrish; foreman, Richard Morrish. Sub-Co. of New Gold Fields of British Columbia, Ld. Property — VELVET and TUPPER FRACTION, situated on Sophie Mountain, near Sheep Creek, S. W. of Rossland, reached by Red Mountain Ry. and waggon road. Development, shaft 250 feet (April 21, 1899) following dip of the vein 67 degrees west, 700 feet drifting in 2 levels- and 200 feet crosscutting. Ship ments of 256 tons to smelter returned average of $9 net per ton. Fifteen per cent, of ore is first class and will return $15 net after freight and treament and 85 per cent, second class, and will concentrate 5 into 1, and net $20 per ton. Plant, 60 h. p. and 15 h. p. boilers, hoist and 2 sinking pumps. VERMILLION FORKS MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ltd. (Registered May 25,. 1898.) Licensed July 11, 1898. Head office 9 Fenchurch, London, Eng. Capital stock £60,000, in fl shares. Registered office Prineton, in £1 shares. Registered of- dent manager and attorney. D. D. Mann, advisory director. "VERNON MINE, owner Hugh Cameron. Under bond to Dr. Reddy and others, of Spokane. Property—VERNON, situated in Camp McKinney, southern extension of Fonte- noy and adjoining Gordon on the north. Development, shaft 50 feet, shaft 40 feet, and open cuts, exposing vein across the property. Vein is 4 feet bluish white quartz, free milling on surface. Values, $30 in gold at bottom of shaft VICTORIA GOLD AND COPPER MINING CO., Ld (N. P. L.) Incorporated Aug. 8, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000 in $1 shares. Office. English Point. VICTORIA HYDRAULIC MINING CO Ld., flled May 23. 1890; capital stock, $100 - 000; office, Victoria, sunt., M. Hughes. Quesnelle. Property—HYDRAULIC workings near Quesnelle Forks; building ditch 12 miles In length. VICTORIA AND KOOTENAY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Ld., filed ■Jan. 30, 1897; cnnital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. 116 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. VICTORIA MINING CO., Ld., filed March 20, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Sandon. Trustees, John ■ D. Farrell, Edward J. Bowman and Philip J. Hickey. VICTORIA MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed June 18, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $10 shares; head office, Victoria. President, John Bryden, M. P. P.; vice-president, Moses McGregor; other directors, Benjamin Williams, J. E. Martin and W. E. Oliver; secretary-treasurer, Robert H. Swinerton, 106 Government St., Victoria; consulting engineer, D. R. Irvine. Property—MOONSHINE and RIGHT BOWER, situated on the west slope of Kootenay Lake, % mile south of Lardeau; development, tunnel and shaft; two ledges, one galena and other gold-bearing quartz. Assays of quartz give $5.70 in gold and of galena $79.75 in silver and lead. VICTORIA-TEXADA GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 18, 1896; capital stock, $150,000 in 25c shares; treasury, 300,000 shares; head office, Victoria. Directors, R. Hall, chairman; Dr, D. B. Holden, W. H. Bone, W. Christie, George L. Courtney, A. Henderson, John R. Collister; secretary, J. Kingham, 28 Broad St., Victoria; mine manager, J. Sayyea, Property—4 claims, PETOSA, situated on the west coast of Texada Island, and extending from- the tide water inland; contains about 52 acres. Development—Shaft 45 feet. FRANCES AND BRADY FRACTION, adjoining Petosa. Development—Tunnel drifting on the ledge, which strikes northeast and southwest ledge, was 7 feet wide at mouth of tunnel, which starts just above high water, and 9 feet wide, 30 feet in the tunnel; paystreak 8 feet wide of copper ore. Has another lead of free milling gold quartz. A mill test of nearly 15 tons in July returned a little over 3 oz., or about $60 a ton, exclusive of the gold in the concentrates, which are expected to yield $20 a ton additional. VICTORY and TRIUMPH MINES DEV. SYNDICATE, Ltd. Head office 39 Lombard street, London, E.C. D. B. Boyle, mgr. dir., Rossland. Assets transferred to Trail Creek Mining Co., Ld. VICTORY-TRIUMPH GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Nov. 13, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President and mgr., D. B. Bogle; sec'y, Alex R. Macdonald; other directors, J. H. Bayne and T. R. Morrow; Control of stock held by Kootenay Gold Fields Syndicate, Ltd. VIKING GOLD MINING CO., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 3, 1897. Capital stock $100,000, in 10c shares. Treasury 300,000 shares. Registered office, Slocan City. Pres., R. G. Henderson; sec'y-treas., Geo. H. Ayland, New Denver. Property—VIKING NO. 2 and PHOENIX FRACTION, situated on Springer Creek, 1% miles from Slocan City. Development, shaft 50 feet and 14 feet shipping ore; assays $100 in gold and 50 oz. silver. Stripped the lead for 1,000 feet in 1898. VIRGINIA GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed Oct. 26, 1895; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares, assessable; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. President Patrick Clark; vice-president and treasurer, John Finch; other trustees, B. C. Kingsbury, A. B. Campbell, H. L. Frank, W. J. C. Wakefield, George Todd; secretary, F. E. Lucas, Zeigler block, Spokane; superintendent, James Clark, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 20, 1897. H. N. Fellows, attorney. assets transferred to Virgin iu <T. _K 0-., Ltd. VIRGINIA MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. LO Incorporated August 18, 1898, Capital stock $500,000, in $1 shares (assessable). Office, Rossland. President, Geo. F. Harth; vice-pres., John M. Smith; secy.-trea* Thos. Corsan, Burns Block, Rossland. Other directors, W. M. Doull, A. H. Mac- Neill and Dr. D. Campbell; superintendent, Wm. A. McPherson. 511 feet (March 30, 1899) with drifts, etc. Total, 1,700 feet. Plant, 35 horse power hoist. 2 drills aud 2 sinking pumps. Property—VIRGINIA, situated on south side of Monte Cristo Mountain, % mile north of Rossland, between Iron Mask, west, and Iron Horse, east. Development old workings, tunnel 300 feet and shaft New double compartment vertical shaft, Plant, 20 horse power hoist and 2 Rand driven by Monte Cristo compressor. ♦VIVIAN QUARTZ MINING CO.. Ld., filed Feb. 28, 1897; capital stock, $120,000; office, Barkerville. V. AND M. MINE, owners, Lowes and Harrington, Sandon. Property—V. AND M. and GET THERE ELI, situated on Twelve-Mile Creek, 1 mile from Slocan Lake. Development—Tunnel cutting a i^-foot vein of high grade ore, which assays over $37 in gold and silver.. I WAKEFIELD MINES, Ltd. Licensed April 5, 1898. Head offiee Glasgow, Scot, land. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Reg. office, Silverton. Henry Alex. Barton, attorney and local director; Edward A. Paterson, gen. manager and mining engineer. Development, 4 tunnels over 4,000 feet (March 20. 1899). under active development. Shipped 700 tons in winter 1898-99. Returns averaged 125 oz. silver and 55 per cent. lead. Concentrator 100 tons on Four Mile road, connected with winze by aerial tramway, 6,100 feet long, having drop of 300 feet. Property — WAKEFIELD GROUP — 16 claims— WAKEFIELD, CAZUBAZUA, OTTAWA. JENNIE LIND, ROBERTSON, THE BEN. BEAVER, DALKEITH. COLUMBUS FRACTION. BURNSIDE. RIDGE- WAY. KELSO, WAKEFIELD FRACTION, OXYDONER, KILWEEN FRACTION, CAZUBAZUA FRACTION, situated on north side of Four Mile Creek, 4 miles from Silverton. ____ VWA.LT,A WALLA MINING. MILLING AND SMELTTNG CO.. (foreign), registered Anril 28. 1897: capital stock. $300,000 in Si shares; head office, Walla Walla; reg. office. Rossland. ,, Re-registered March 21, 1898. Smith Curtis, attorney. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Ill MINING COMPANIES. Property—2 claims—ZIO BEDESTA and BELLA VISTA, situated on Record Mountain, 2 miles west of Rossland. Development, tunnel 200 feet. WALLINGFORD GOLD MINING CO., Ld. Registered in Toronto Sept. 1898. Head office, 105 McKinnon building, Toronto. Oapital stock $750,000, in 25c. shares. Treasury, 2,000,000 shares. Pres., S. F. McKinnon; vice-pres., John R. Barber; treas., Provincial Trust Oo., Toronto; secy., T. G. Williamson, Toronto; local mgr. dir., W. C. Archer, Rossland. Other directors, Chas. S. Botsford, Fergus Donovan, Henry Lownds, all of Toronto; James M. Staeb- ler, Berlin, Ont. Property—4 claims, WALLINGFORD, MINNIE MOORE, WALLINGFORD FRACTION, RISING SUN (two first crown granted), total area 160 acres, Situated on Sophie Record Range, 5 miles northwest of Rossland, 3 miles N. from Silica, Red Mountain Ry. Dev., crosscut tunnel 280 feet, driving shaft 40 feet and shaft 14 feet, with open cuts (April 15, 1889). Average values, 15 per cent, copper, silver 8 oz. asd gold $3.00. WALLIS-HAULTAIN SYNDICATE, Ld. Licensed May 2, 1899. Capital stock £12,- 000, in £1 shares (10,000 ordinary and 2,- 000 deferred). Head office, in England; reg. office, Rossland. Charles Stayner Wallis, attorney and mining engineer. WANETA AND TRAIL CREEK GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Oct. 16, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, C. O. Lalonde; vice-president, J. H. Robinson; secretary, D. D. Birks; mgr.. dir., W. C. Archer; other directors, Wm. Rolls, Arthur P. Hunter and A. H. MacNelll. Property—3 claims, COPPER BELL, COPPER and COPPER GLANCE, situated on south slope of Lookout Mountain, Trail Creek District: reached from Columbia River, old Fort Shepherd landing. Development—Shaft 40 feet on copper and galena vein; tunnel 25 feet and shaft 40 feet on copper ledge; WAR CLOUD GOLD MINING CO. Organized March 31, 1899. Capital stock $50,00, in 5c. shares. Treasury, 300.000 shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Grand Forks. President, H. G. Brown; vice-president, C. S. Batohelder; treasurer, C. R. Brown; secretary, J. C. Benton. Other directors. R. D. Speck, Sol. Mayer, and Peter Alladio. Consulting engineer, J. £. Ralston, M, E., Grand Forks; supt., S. F- Ralston. Property—WAR CLOUD, situated in Brown's Camp, on north fork of Kettle nver, near Mammoth, 12 miles from Grand forks. Development. 2 shafts of 20 feet ea*- and one of which is sinking (April ■*■*'» j. oyy j, Vein. 4 feet quartz, carrying average value of $16 in gold. WAR EAGLE COPPEK-GOLD MINING lion £a- ®*. T- L-) Incorporated Feb. 13, om CaP1**1 stock $1,500,000, in $1 shares, wnce, Greenwood. WAR EAGLE GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), filed Feb. 18, 1895; capital stock, $500,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. resident, Patrick Clark; other trustees, Austin Corbin; John C. Finch, W. J. C. Wakefield, A. B. Campbell and B. C. Kingsbury. The company's affairs are being closed up, the mine being now owned by the War Eagle Consolidated Mining and Development. Co. WAR EAGLE CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Jan. 22, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares. Paid up and issued $1,650,000 head office, Toronto, Ont.; local office, Rossland. President, George Gooderham; vice-president, T. G. Blackstock; secretary-treasurer, E. J. Kingston, Toronto; general manager, John B. Hastings; mining engineer, Walter W. terrier; foreman, John Fitzwilliams. Property—WAR EAGLE, situated on Red Mountain, % mile from Rossland, north of and adjoining the Center Star. The C & W Ry passes just below the property. Development, over 10,000 feet, giving vertical depth of 650 feet, employs 225 to '250 men. Plant, 20 drill Rand compressor and 7 drills, 2 100 horse power boilers,- 2 30 horse power hoists and sinking pump. New plant—New steel ^gallows frame and head works, 2 300 horse power electric motors: 40 drill Ingersoll-Sargeant com- Jjsjoq _9A_od osjoq 008 'SUPP 0T J-osseJd also new surface buildings. Total new plant and overhead workings cost $120,000. shipments will average 150 tons per day to Trail smelter, and one car daily to Nelson smelter bv C. & W. Ry. For the first six months of 1898 shipments totalled 11,889 tons. Dividends $237,000. paid by old com- tons. Dividends $237,500, paid by old company previous to January 22, 1897. New company started May 1, 1898 to pay 1% per cent, per month on paid up capital. CROWN POINT. WHITE SWAN and HIDDEN TREASURE, situated on the slope of Lookout Mountain, 2% miles southeast of Rossland, on the south belt, Trail Creek District: reached by wagon road from Crown Point switch, % mile distant; Development about 2,000 feet, vertical depth 200 feet, foreman Con. Rowney. Plant. 8 drill compressor, 7 drills, 100 horse nower boiler and 20 h.p. hoist, costing $15,000. RICHMOND GROUP—5 elaims-JEUR- EKA. RICHMOND. STAR VIEW, MINERAL HILL and SUMMIT, situated 1 mile from Sandon, adjoining Slocan Star. Development 400 feet in various tunnels. The company also own two-thirds of Moni- ta G. M. Co. two-thirds of Pilgrim claim, adjoining War Eagle Cons.. 50 teet of shaft, two-thirds of Mugwump G. M. Co. WASA GROTTP MINE, office Fort S^ele. Property—WAS A GROUP—claims—WASA, MAMMOTH and others, situated 5 miles from Kootonay River and about 12 miles north of Fort Steele, on east slope of val- US HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. situ- from De- 1,450 ley, evelation 1,500 feet above bench land. Development tunnel 100 feet, tapping vein 3 to 6 feet wide; assaying 22 per cent copper, 112 oz. silver and $8 to $10 in gold. WARRINGTON MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Vancouver. WASHINGTON GOLD MINING AND LEASING CO., (foreign), registered Dec. 17, 1896; capital stock, $1,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. attorney, Peter Porter. WASHINGTON MINING CO., (foreign), registered Dec. 28, 1896; capital stock, $1,- 000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 200,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Kaslo. President, J. Lynch Montgomery; vice- president, A. E. Jefferson; secretary, Ralph L. Clarke, Marble Bank building, Spokane; treasurer James L.Montgomery. Oliver T. Stone, attorney; James Mack, foreman, re-registered February 22, 1898. Property—WASHINGTON, I. C, WASHINGTON FRACTION and undivided % of HERBERT and CHARLOTTE, all located in 1891, and y2 interest In MAJOR, ated on Payne Mountain, 3% miles McGuigan station by wagon road, velopment—i tunnels, amounting to 1800 feet. A gravity tramway feet long, using 2-ton cars, and havlns capacity of 48 tons an hour, connects with the Washington concentrator. During 1892-93 and 94 over 1,400 tons were shipped. Then work ceased until the end of 1895, when the concentrator was built, permitting the shipment of the concentrating ore on the dump. average values 130 oz. silver and 70 per. cent. lead. From Nov., 1895. the mine produced gross value. $21,341, trates; gross value, 70 men. WASHINGTON CONCENTRATOR, owners, James L. Montgomery, Ralph Clark and Thomas Jefferson, situated near the Washington mine, on Payne Mountain, 3 miles from McGuigan Station, with which it Is connected by a gooo wagon road. Is operated by water power and has capacity of 65 tons per day. Treats Washington ore on a royalty basis and commenced operations in June. 1896. WATERLOO MINING AND MILLING CO. Registered Oot. 29, 1898. Capital slock $100,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office. Camp McKinney. Thomas Graham, attorney. President, Dr. D. F. Reddy, Spokane; supt, Joseph Murphy. Property—WATERLOO, situated due east of Cariboo and supposed to carry same vein. Dev., 100 feet shaft and drifting, strong lead 5 feet, free milling 70 per cent., and concentrating 30 per cent. WATERLOO NO. 2 GOLD MINING CO. Registered April 11, 1899. Oapital stock $50,000, in 10c. shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. office, Greenwood. D, C. Cameron, attorney. until the end of 1896. 223 tons of crude ore; and 543 tons concen- $50,352; employs 60 to WAVERLEY MINE, Ltd. Licensed Nov. 15, 1897. Head office 16 Copthall avenue, London, Eng. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Reg. office, Albert Canyon. Thomas Graham, general manager and attorney. S. Percy Leake, mining engineer. Sub-company of Gold Fields of B.C., Ltd. Property—WAVERLY, situated 25 miles from Albert Canyon; reached by wagon road. Assays are said to run $10 in gold and 140 oz. silver. Development, tunnel 600 feet. August, 1898. Face In 7 feet of solid ore body. WELLINGTON MINE. See Kootenay and Columbia Prospecting and Mining Co. WELLINGTON MINES, Ld. (N, P. L.) Incorporated July 20, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, In $1 shares. Office, Greenwood. Property—FOUR HUNDRED and DELIA, situated in Wellington Camp, near Greenwood. WELLINGTON SQUARE GOLD MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 1, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Grand Forks. Secy.-treas., A. C. Sutton. Other directors, Robert Clark and I. Dinsmore. Property — WELLINGTON SQUARE,. SILVER KNOT, EXCELSIOR, and MAYFLOWER, situated on Fisherman Creek, I north fork of Kettle river, 7 miles from Grand Forks. Development, shaft 20 feet, lunnel 20 feet, and open cuts. Wellington Square vein is quartz, lead 3 feet. Values average 10 to 12 per cent, copper, and $1 to $2 gold. Silver Knot lead, values S to 19 per cent copper and $3 to $4 gold. WEST KOOTENAY (B.C.) EXPLORING AND MINING CO., Ltd. Licensed Aug. 4, 1897. Head office in Scotland. Capital stock £50,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Silverton. David Bremner attorney. I Company wound up in 1898. WEST KOOTENAY MINING CO. (foreign), filed Feb. 23, 189-1; capital stock, $1,- 000.000; office, Ainsworth. WEST KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Kaslo. President, Capt. Daniel C. McMorris, general manager, Charles F. Caldwell, Kaslo. Property—4 claims, GREY COPPER, DECK BOY, LAKE VIEW and CUTTER, situated on Lookout Creek, 4 miles from Kootenay Lake, near Davie. Development (April 1, 1897), 35-foot tunnel and some open cuts. There are 3 veins on the property. No. 1 runs from 80 to 120 oz. sliver and 70 per cent lead. No. 2, 30 to 170 oz. silver and 70 per cent lead. No. 3, grey copper, 200 to 600 oz. sliver and small percentage of gold and 4 per cent copper. claims are reported relocated. WEST LE ROI AND JOSIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), filed June 28, 1895; capital stock. 500,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Rossland. Re-registered Dec. 20, 1897. C. F. Jackson, attorney. Property—ANNIE, absorbed by British American Corporation and comprises part of the Josie Group. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 119 MINING COMPANIES. WEST LE ROI MINING CO., Ltd. Registered June 3, 1898. Licensed July 8, 1898. Head office 15 Austin Friars, London, Eng. Capital stock £500,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Edwin Durant, attorney. _, ,, „ Sub-Co. of British America Corporation, Ld. WESTERN CANADIAN GOLD FIELDS CO, Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 12, 1897. Capital stock $250,000, in 10 shares. Registered office Nelson. WESTERN CANADIAN MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., Ld.. filed Feb. 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,200,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 600,000 shares; office, Revelstoke. President, William A. Martel, Rat Portage; vice-president, Orville D. Hoar; secretary- treasurer, Hugh A. Brown, Revelstoke. Property—BEAVER, LONG LAKE, RAINY LAKE, Lake of the Woods district, near Rat Portage, Ont.; CUMBERLAND and SILVER REWARD, Trout Lake, W. Kootenay district; development work started on all the claims. Average assays, Beaver $21 gold, Cumberland, 45% oz. silver and 51 per cent lead, Silver Reward, 55 oz. silver and 67 per cent lead. JUBILEE and FAIRVIEW, at Pennys, Yale district, being developed; assays average $14 to $30, copper, gold and silver. ♦WESTERN EXPLORATION CO., Ld., filed Dec. 13, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000; office, Rossland. WESTERN CANADA MINING AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed April 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Nelson. Trustee, F. S. Andrews. WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINES, filed April 23, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Rossland. WESTERN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (foreign), filed Aug. 15, 1892; capital stock, $1,000,000; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Ainsworth. WESTERN PROSPECTING AND PROMOTING CO., Ld., filed Aug. 9, 1895; capital stock, $100,000; office, Vancouver. WESTMINSTER AND KOOTENAY MINING BROKERAGE AND INVESTMENT CO., Ld., filed April 5, 1897; capital stock, $25,000 in $10 shares; office, New Westminster. Manager, H. J. A. Burnett, 626 Columbia st., New Westminster; assay- er, Thomas Binnie. President A. E. Rand; vice-pres., L. Williams. .WEST WELLINGTON COAL CO., Ld., "led Aug. 1, 1896; capital stock, $500,000 in- SlQlshares; office, Vancouver. General manager, E. H. Heaps. .WHITE BEAR CONSOLIDATED MINING CO., Ld. (N. P. L.) Incorporated May 26, 1899. Capital stock $300,000, in loc. shares. Office, Rossland. John Y. w>le, general manager. wTfflSE BEAR GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO. (foreign), filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; head oince. Spokane: reg. office, Rossland. General manager, John Y. Cole, E. Colum bia av., Rossland; secretary-treasurer, J. H. Starr, 30 Victoria street, Toronto; Transferred assets to White Bear Consolidated Mining Co., Ld. (N. P. L.) Property—WHITE BEAR, situated on the northern slope of Deer Park Mountain, % mile west of Rossland, between the Black Bear and San Francisco. Development, shaft 200 feet, and 500 feet of drifts (Feb. 1, 1899.) employs 15 men. Plant, 60 horse power boiler, 20 horse power hoist, 4 drill Rand compressor and 4 drills, costing $10.- 000. WHITE BIRD GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed March 11, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. WHITE GROUSE COPPER MINING CO., Ld. (foreign), registered March 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; treasury, 250,000 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Nelson. President, H. H. Baldwin; vice-president and general manager, W. R. Ramsdell, Kalispell, Mont; treasurer, J. Fred Hume, Nelson; secretary, William S. Lewis, Spokane. Property—3 claims, ANACONDA, BUTTE and BRIGHT STAR FRACTION, situated on White Grouse Mountain, Ainswortliv mining district. The Anaconda is an extension of the Storm King ledge on the north, the ore carrying high values In copper, gold and silver. Assay Feb. 27, 1897, showed $70.80 in copper, $123.76 in silver and $4.96 in gold, total $199.52. Butte and Bright Star Fraction are 1 mile from the Anaconda, showing 5 ledges, the largest being from 10 to 30 feet wide and assays 50 to 150 oz. silver, 7 to 25 per cent copper and $2 to $50 gold. WHITE GROUSE MINING CO. (foreign), registered March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; Re-registered January 20, 1898. Registered office Pilot Bay, H. L. Sawyer, attorney. Property — BELLE and ANACONDA FRACTION, situated in White Grouse Mountain district. WHITE PINE MINING CO., Ld., filed Feb. 22, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, New Westminster. •WHITE SWAN QUARTZ MINING AND MILLING CO. OF FAIRVIEW, B. C, Ld., filed April 12, 1897; capital stock, $750,000; office, Victoria. WHITEWATER DEEP MINING CORPORATION, Ltd. Incorporated July 5, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office Victoria. Managing director, R. E. L. Brown; superintendent. D. G. McLauchlin, Property—THE WHITEWATER DEEP GROUP—7 claims—FRESNO. NANCY HANKS. LAST LINK, HAZEL C. MAUD S., EASTER and THE WEDGE, adjoin the townsite of Whitewater on the north; waggon road to Whitewater Mines, passes through the property. Development, tunnel 500 feet cross cutting the Whitewater vein, 1,000 feet below the Apex, drifting with vein 600 feet; the lead is 3 to 20 ft. between walls, with 2 ft clean ore on hanging wall. To ship in fall assays average 80 oz. silver, 70 per cent. 120 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. of lead and 7% per cent. zinc. Driving tunnel to be 1,800 feet, to cut the Whitewater vein at 1,500 feet depth from apex and 500 feet below the present workings. The mouth of this tunnel is 100 feet from K. & S. Railway. Irorg tunnel now in 400 feet (July 10, 1899) Plant, 10 drill Ingersoll-Sargeant compressor and 4 drills operated by water power. WHITEWATER (THE) MINES, Ltd. Licensed March 9, 1898. Head office 3 Lawrence, Pountenay Hill, London, Eng. Capital stock £125,000, £1 shares. Registered office, Kaslo. George Alexander, manager and attorney; S. S. Fowler. E. M., consulting mining engineer. Sub-Co. of London and British Columbia Gold Fields Co., Ld. Property—4 claims — WHITEWATER, IRENE, MYRTLE R. and TENNIE C, situated on Whitewater Creek, V/z miles northeast from Whitewater Station and reached by wagon road. Development, 7 tunnels 5,500 feet and 1,- 400 feet of raises and winces (May 1, '99). employs 50 men. Shipments have averaged 12 cars a month from development work. The average returns from these have been 125 oz. silver and 30 per cent, lead. The highest car load ran 362 oz. silver and 60 per cent. lead. Concentrator at mine, capacity 200 tons per day, connected with mine by surface gravity traanwav 750 feet. Dividends $194,000 has been paid to March 23, 1898, prior to the incorporation of company. The Whitewater was the first claim located in Whitewater Creek, and put out the first lot of ore that was ever shipped from Kaslo. This was in the fall of 1892, when it cost $40 a ton to pack it to Kaslo. Even at this high rate it returned its owners a net profit of $50 a ton. WHITEWATER WEST MINING CO. Ltd. Incorporated July 28, 1898. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Office Victoria. R. E. L. Brown, mgr. dir. Property—WHITEWATER WEST (formerly called Pauper's Dream). The western extension of Whitewater Deep mine, and also deep level west half cf Whitewater mine. Development, crosscut tunnel 600 feet (fall 97). WILD HORSE GOLD MINING CO.. Ld., filed March 5, 1897; capital stock, $2,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. Pres., J. S. Clute, jr.; vice-pres. and treas., Joseph B. Dabney; sec'y, W. H. McMahon; mining engineer, J. L. Parker; other directors, George Parker, Toronto and W. A. Galliher, Nelson, and Frank Scrutton, London, Eng.; asst. sec'y. H. E. Baker. 53 Victoria street, Westminster, London Eng.; Wm. Bennett, supt. Ymir. Property—8 claims—MOLLIE F., M. E. F., BIG TWO, NEBRASKA GIRL. RED LION, WHALE. COMMONWEALTH, and BONANZA, situated in 3 groups, near Ymir. Development on Nebraska. Girl group (3 Claims), tunnel 250 feet (June 1. 18981, driving in a small vein to tap main vein; assays run from $30 to $60 in gold and silver. WILD HORSE GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered April 12, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Fort Steele. Company not operating. WILLOW GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), registered April 20, 1897; capital stock, $100,- 000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. Office Rossland. Pres., W. Ward Spinks; vice-president, C. E. Esterbrooks; secretary - treasurer, Charles S. Carpenter, 114 W. Columbia av., Rossland; general manager, Frank Watson. Property—WELLA, situated on 8 Mile Creek, 4 miles from Silverton by trail. Development tunnel 200 feet, ledge 24 feet wide, carrying copper and gold. WILLOW RIVER GOLD MINING CO., filed May 1. 1889; capital stock, $40,000; office, Victoria. WINCHESTER GOLD MINING CO. OF FAIRVIEW, B. C, Ld., filed March 8, 1897; capital stock, $250,000 in 25c shares; office, Fairview. Pres., A. A. Davidson. Absorbed by Fairfield Corporation Ld. Property—WINCHESTER, situated near Fairview; WINNIPEG AND EUREKA MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 2, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; treasury, 500,009 shares; head office, Rossland. President, Hon. T. Mayne Daly; vice-president, W. A. Swan; secy., J. Hillgard Leech, Winnipeg; treasurer, D. D. Birkl|| other directors, James Haddock, Dr. C. W. Clark and F. W. Wright. Property—EUREKA GROUP—4 claims- EUREKA, SHAMROCK, TREASURY and TENDERFOOT, situated on Cariboo Creek, 7 miles above Mineral City. Dev. 4 tunnels and winze. Total 175 feet. SUMMIT, on 49 Creek, near Nelson. Development tunnel 90 feet, free milling ore, average assays $15 on surface. WINNIPEG MINING AND SMELTING CO., Ltd. Incorporated July 14, 1897. Capital stock $1,000,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Greenwood City. Pres. and Supt., Duncan Mcintosh; vice-pres., John Mack (Spokane); secy., W. F. Honey; treas., D. W. Beecher, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Treasury. 300,000 shares. 8 miles from Greenwood on main wagon road. Property—WINNIPEG (lot 599, gr'o 11, on summit of boundary range. Wellington Camp adjoins Golden Crown on the south. Development, No. 1 shaft, 300 feet and |5 000 feet of crosseutting and drifting. loO feet in winzes and raises. No. 2 shaft, 35 feet, 25 feet of cutting. No. 3 shaft 43 feet. No. 4 shaft. 18 feet . Total over 1,- 800 feet (March 29. 1899); employs 14 men on aot've development Vein 2 to 17 feet in width, phyrotlte and calco pyrite. Values average $30 in gold, silver and copper. Expect to be a regular shipper of 2 cars a day on completion of railway connection bv C. & W. Ry. Plant, 6 drill compressor. 35 horse newer boiler, 25 horse power hoist. 5 Cameron sinking pump GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 121 MINING COMPANIES. WISCONSIN CONSOLIDATED MINES, Ld , filed April 2, 1897; capital stock, .$1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 400,000 shares; office Kaslo. President, Arch. Guthrie; vice-president, Peter R. McPhee; secretary, treasurer, Frank M. O'Brien; superintendent, Daniel M. Bongard, Cody; consulting engineer, W. J. Tretheway, M. E. other directors, David W. King and Chas. Beheman. __, Property—3 claims, WISCONSIN, NELLIE B. and KOOTENAIAN FRACTION situated on Noble Five Mountain, 1,500 feet from Cody, and lay parallel with Noble Five group, below Goodenough and Grey Copper mines. The Noble Five tramway crosses the property. Development, 2 tunnels being driven. The Grey Copper lead is said to run the full length of the Nellie B. and Wisconsin. There are three ore showings on the lead on this property. It is believed that the KOotenaian has the Goodenough lead, as it lies just below that property. Assays from early development work averaged 130 oz. silver and 60 per cent lead. Development, 2 tunnels, 120 feet and 80 ft. WISCONSIN GOLD MINING CO. (foreign), filed March 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,- 000.000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane. WOLF HILL MINES CO., Ld., filed Nov. 6, 1895; capital stock, $100,000 in $1 shares; offiee, Victoria. Property—WARHORSE and EMPRESS claims, Wolf Creek, Sooke District. WOLVERINE GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed May 23, 1896; capital stock, $500,- 000 in $1 shares; treasury, 150,000 shares; head office, Trail. President, E. S. Topping; vice-president, W. deV. leMaistre; secretary, Joseph C. Bishop, Trail, B. C.; treasurer, other directors, E. B. Marvin, Ralph White, L. C. Crawford, C. R. Hamilton and William Claffy. Property—WOLVERINE on the west slope of Lookout Mountain, 2% miles from Trail, and 1% miles from C & W Ry by trail. Development—Shaft. ♦WONDERFUL GROUP MINING CO., (foreign), filed June 25, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Sandon. President. W. W. D. Turner, vice-president, C. H. Thompson; secretary, H. C. Bell. 311 Hyde block, Spokane; manager, F. A. Davis. Sandon. Altorney, E. M. Sandilands, Sandon. Has produced nearly $60,000 in ore from placer workings. Property—3 claims. WONDERFUL, COLUMBUS and LOOKOUT, on the western slope of the south fork of Carpenter Creek, 1 mile west of the Ruth, and a little over 1% miles by trail to Sandon. This property s said to be the only galena placer mine in the world. Development—Over 3,000 feet of tunnels, the main tunnel being 1,400 feet The placer gully is 100 feet wide, and over ao feet deep, with a large quantity of second: grade ore in sight. Shipments have been over 500 tons, which average from 113 to 133 oz. silver, and from 70 to 76 per cent, lead: WOODBURY MINES. Ld. Registered April 5, 1899. Capital stock $1,000,000, iii $1 shares. Head office, Spokane; reg. Office, Rossland. Samson Wm. Hall, at.tor- l.ey. Pres., Col. I. N. Peyton; vice-pres., Ams-tin Corbin (2nd); secy.-treas., A. T. Herrick, Spokane; supt, Chas. F. CaldTVPll- Kaslo. Property—SUNSET and MAYFLOWER, on Woodbury Creek, 10 miles from its mouth by trail. Dev., shaft 62 feet in ore, tunnel 160 feet, tunnel 180. feet. Vertical depth, 110 feet. Shipped 3 cars ore to smelter, net return $.72 per ton; gold, $31, 3S oz. silver, and 38 per cent. lead. W. THOMAS NEWMAN GOLD AMALGAMATING, CONCENTRATING AND MINING CO., Ld., filed May 4, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Victoria. Trustees, Fred J. Claxton and William Dalby. WYCOTT HYDRAULIC MINING CO., Ld., filed Sept. 27, 1893; capital stock, $500,- 000; office, Vancouver. TALE DREDGING CO., Ld. Licensed March 27, 1899. Capital stock £19,000, in £1 shares. Head office. 54 Miller street, Glasgow, Scotland; reg. office, Vancouver. Charles Wilson, attorney. Inns of Court building, Vancouver. YALE GOLD COPPER MINING CO., Ld., capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; Incorporated Aug. 27, 1896. Treasury 300,- 000 shares. Office Rossland. Pres., Tom C. Gray; sec'y, Geo. Talbot; agents, Red- din Jackson Co., Ltd. Property—YALE, situated in South Belt, near Curlew; dis. 2 miles south of Rossland, near C. & W. Ry. Development, shaft 60 feet, tunnel 40 feet; is low grade proposition. YALE-HOMESTAKE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., of B. C, Ld., filed Nov. 20, 1896; capital stock, $400,000 in 25c shares; office, Vancouver. Secretary, C. C. Bennett, Granville st., Vancouver. YALE AND KOOTENAY MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 9, 1896; capital stock, $100,000 in $100 shares; office, Rossland. YANKEE BOY MINING AND MILLING Ld., filed April 6, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,- 000 in $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, Thomas P. Gower; vice-president. L. H. Northey; secretary-treasurer, John Harris, Rossland; general manager, Howland Van Ness Stevenson; other directors, Aaron Edge. Claims reported re-staked. Property—YANKEE BOY and STANLEY, situated on the north fork of Carpenter Creek, 3% miles from Three Forks, adjoining the Roulette Group. YANKEE GIRL MINING CO.. Ld., filed May 7, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; office, Kaslo; pres., John Henry, Ainsworth; sec'y, J. F. B. Rogers. Property—3 claims—LUTHER, YANKEE GIRL and SAGAMORE, situated in Ainsworth Camp. YELLOW JACKET GOLD MINING CO. Secretary, J, Townsend, Spokane; superintendent. C. L. Mills. Property—3 claims, YELLOW JACKET. LITTLE DALLES and BULL BAT. situated on the Colville Reservation, state of Washington. The lead is 15 inches in 122 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING COMPANIES. width, and assays 40 oz. silver and 63 per cent. lead. YELLOWSTONE GOLD MINING CO., (foreign), registered March 9, 1897; capital stock, $1,000,000 in $1 shares; head office, Spokane; reg. office, Victoria- Pres., R. McCulloch; vice-pres., H. H. Shallinburger; secy.-treas., D. S. Gates, Spokane. Property — YELLOWSTONE GROUP, near Saimo. Plant, 4 drill Ingersoll compressor, 230 h. p. boilers, hoist and 2 drills. YMIR GOLD MINES, Ld. Licensed Oct. 5, 1898. Capital stock £200,000, in £1 shares. Head office, in England; reg. office, Nelson. James Roderick Robertson, attorney and general manager; mining engineer, S. S. Fowler, E. M.; supt. at mine, G. H. Barnhart; foreman, Wm. A. Turner. Sub-Co. of London and British Columbia Gold Fields, Ld. Property—YMIR GROUP, 7 claims YMIR, ROCKLAND, MUGWUMP, GOLDEN HORN, GIBRALTAR, ALMA, ALEX- EN HORN, LAWRENCE, POUNTNEY, and NORA, situated between North Fork of Wild Horse Creek and Salmon river, 4% miles from Ymir, reached by waggon road Development, 2 shafts and 5 levels, aggregating 6,000 feet and 475 feet depth (May 1, 1899). A. Turner. Ledge averages S feet in width, and is free milling ore, carrying gold with small quantities of silver and lead. A forty stamp mill is being erected on the property, operated by water power, connected with the mine, % mile ariel tramway, Halidee system. YOUNG BRITISH-AMERICA GOLD MINING CO.. Ld.. filed Aug. 17, 1896; capital s. $1,000,000. in $1 shares; office, Ross- J. L. G. Abbott: secy-treas., F. C. Lawe. Properties—YOUNG AMERICAN (Crown granted), situated on Deer Park Mountain, V/2 miles southwest of Rossland, near Deer Park. Development shaft, 120 feet, drift at 100 foot level; 15 feet to westwards, 3 tunnels 61 feet, 51 feet and 30 feet. Net working in 1898. YUKON GOLD FIELDS, Ld. Head office, 3 Lawrence Pountney Hill, London, Eng. R. B. Woods, local manager, Dawson City. Sub-Co. of London and British Columbia Gold Fields, Ld. YUKON PIONEER GOLD FIELDS CO., Ltd. Incorporated Nov. 6, 1897. Capital"! stock $200,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Victoria. YMIR and BRITISH COLUMBIA MINING SYNDICATE, Ltd. Head offiee 7 Broad street avenue, London. Capital stock £11,000; 10,000, £1 shares and 20,000 Is. adventurers' shares. Chairman, J. yflm Sulley; sec'y, Frank Pearson. Local directors, Ernest Kennedy and J. L. Parker, Rossland. a parent company. ZALA CONSOLIDATED, Ld. Incorporl ated March 17, 1899. Capital stock $600,000, in 50c. shares. Treasury, 500 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Ross Thompson; vice-pres., Dr. Bowes; supt., D. M. Snyderjj secy.-treas., R. M. Grogan; other directors, E. S. Topping, D. M. Snyder and F. W. Rolt. Property—ZALA M., aud FANNIE; WOODARD, situated 7 miles from Republic, in Sheridan Camp, Stevens County Washington. Dev., shaft 150 feet, drifts 70 feet, 3 small! shafts and vein opened by crosscuts for 2,200 feet; 26 inches of ore averaging $60. ZENDA GOLD AND COPPER MININdi CO., (foreign), filed March 2, 1897; capital stock, $1,500,000; head office, Spokane, Wash.; reg. office, Grand Forks. ZILOR GOLD MINING CO., Ld., filed Nov. 27, 1896; capital stock, $1,000,000 In $1 shares; office, Rossland. President, J. B. McArthur; vice-president, F. Aug. Heintgl secretary-treasurer, T. Price Gower. Rossland; manager of mine, Howland Stevenson; other directors, J. Stanley Hough, Q. C.; George H. Campbell, W. B§ Aikins, M. Di Property—ZILOR, located in 1891, situated iy>. miles south of Rossland and % mils west of C & W Ry, near the Dewdney traXm Development 4 shafts with vein; total 300 feet (crown granted). Values average $12 in gold, silver and lead. INCORPORATED COMPANIE (OTHEB THAN MINING) SHOWING OAPITAL STOCK, DATE OF REGISTRATION AND HEAD OFFICE For Mining Companies see the Directory of Miaing Oojapanies. Alberta & British Columbia Exploration Co.. Ltd., licensed 3 January, 1898. Capital stock £20,000, in £100 shares. Head office in England; registered office Kaslo. Geo. Alexander manager and attorney. •Albion Iron Works Co., Ltd. Incorporated 21 December, 1882. Capital stock $500,000, in $100 shares. Registered office iVctoria. Alhambra Theatre Co., Ld. Incorporated Aug. 17, 1898. Capital stock $25,000 in §j_ shares. Office, Vancouver. Directors— Ernest Greenwood, John Williams, William H. Lucas, Thomas Sharp, Ernest E. Barker, and F. W. Dyke. *Anacortes Packing Co., Ltd. Incorporated 31 January, 1896. Capital stock $30,000. Registered office Vancouver. Geo. E. Bower, secretary. Anaconda Townsite Co., Ld., $10,000, Oct 2, '97, Anaconda. Walter A. Anderson & Co., Ltd., licensed 13 June, 1898. I'u-ad off ic« in England. Capital stock £10,000, in £1 shares; registered office 10 MacKinnon building, Vancouver. Water A. Anderson, attorney. Ancient Order of United Workmen Building Society, Ld., $300,000, March 28, '93, Victoria. Anglo-American Canning Co., Ld., $30,000, Feb. 21, '96, Vancouver. Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co.. Ltd., licensed 30 Dec, 1897. Head office 9 Fenchurch ave., London, Eng. Capital stock £200,000, in £10 shares. Registered office, 432 Cordova street, Vancouver. Henry Bell-Irving, attorney. Anglo-Canadian Salmon Packing Co., Ld. Incorporated Feb. IS, 1899. Capita stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Arctic Express Company. Registered 10 Aug., 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Head office Seattle, Wash.; registered office Victoria. Francis M. Rat- tenbury, attorney; other directors: A. Mewart Potts, Victoria: and Judge Struve, «SSrR- Vinson and H. J. Ramsay, Seattle, Wash. ArJ-lngton Hotel Co., Ld. (foreign), $10,000, Oct. 28, '96, Trail. 17 February, 1897. Ld. Incorporated May stock $5,000, in $100 Arrowhead Saw and Planing Mills, Ltd. Incorporated 6 Dec, 1897. Capital stock $15,000, in $10 shares. Reg. offiee, Arrowhead. Ashcroft, Lake Teslin and Yukon Transportation, Mining and Trading Co., Ltd. Incorporated 9 November, 1897. Capital stock $250,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Ashcroft. Ashcroft Water, Electric & Improvement Company. Capital stock $100,000, in tl shares. Chairman, Peter Ryan: manager, John Shields; secy.-treas., James Charles Stuart Shields, Ashcroft Ashcroft Water Works Co., Ltd. Incorporated 28 July, 1897. Capital stock $25,- 000, in $1 shares. Registered office Ashcroft. Absorbed by Ashcroft Water, Electric & Imp. Co. Atlas Canning Co., Ld., $25,000, July 3, '95, Vancouver. Winding up order, Atlin Abstract Co.. 5, 1899. Capital shares. Office, Atlin. Atlin Lake Lumber Co.. Ld. Incorporated Feb. 3, 1899. Capital stock $25,000, in $100 shares. Office, Vancouver. Atlin Water Works Co., Ld. Incorporated April 18, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Atlin. Atlin and Surprise Lake Tramway Co., Ld. Incorporated Oct. 28, 1898. Trustees^- T. H. Worsnop, Fred. G. White and Lyman P. Duff. Automatic Can Co. of B. C, Ld., $300,000, Sept. 17, '96, Vancouver. Bailey Bros. Co., Ld., $25,000, Sept. 9, '95, Vancouver. Bealey Investment & Trust Co., Ld., $50,000, March 3, '97. Rossland. Bealey Co. (the R. J.), Ld., $50,000, Nov. 18, 95. Rossland. Sold business to Geo. W. Richardson, Rossland. President, R. J. Bealey; vice-pres., H. S. Wallace: secy.-treas., Geo. R. Killam, Rossland (a close corporation). Manager, George R. Naden. Greenwood. Bedlington & Nelson Railway Company. W. R. Allan, secretary, Kaslo. 124 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED COMPANIES. II Bennett-Klondike Tramway Co. Incorporated June 21, 1899. Trustees—A. S. Innes and R. L. Drury. Bennett Lake & Klondyke Navigation Co., Ld. Licensed Aug. 23, 1898. Capital stock £75,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 23 LeadenhaL street, London, Eng. ; reg. office, Victoria. Herbert Crowley Flockton, attorney. Big Bend Transportation Co., Ld. Incorporated Dec. 17, 1898. Capital stock, $125,250, in $1 shares. Office, Revelstoke-. Birkbeck Investment, Security & Savings Co.. of Toronto, Ld. Licensed Dec. 23, 1898. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Toronto-, Ont.; reg. office, Vancouver. David Todd Lees, gen. agent, inspector and attorney. Boscowitz Steamship Co., Ld. Incorporated March 18, 1899. Oapital stock, $25,- 000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. Boundary Creek Printing and Publishing Co.. Ltd. Incorporated 13 September, 1897. Capital stock $5,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Greenwood. Pres., Geo. R. Naden; vice-pres., C. Scott Galloway; secy.-treas., Duncan Ross. Other directors. Ralph Smailes, W. J. Harber and I. H. Hallett. Boundary Creek Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ld. Incorporated Dec. 27, 1898. Capital stock, $50,000, in $1 shares. Office, Greenwood. Boundary Valley Lodge, No. 38, Incorporated 27 October, 1897. I.O.O.F. Office Greenwood City. Bowker Park Co., Ld. Office, Victoria. Ernest Temple, secv-, 32 Yates street. Brackman & Ker Milling Co., Ld., $150,000, Aug. 5, '91, Victoria B. C. Agency, Ld. (foreign), £100,000, March 24. '97, Vancouver. British Columbia Anchor Fence Co., Ld. Incorporated March 24. 1899. Capital stock $10,000, in $100 shares. Office, Vancouver. British Columbia Assay and Chemical Supply Co., Ld. Incorporated Aug. 2, 1899. Oapital stock $25,000. in $100 shares. Office, Vancouver. To take over business of Macfarlane & Co. British Columbia Auer Light Co., Ltd. incorporated 13 February. 1895. Capital stock $30,000. Registered offiee Vancou ver. B. C. Automatic $250,000. July 21. Lighting & Oil Co.. Ld., '94. Vancouver. B. C. Board of Trade Building Ass'n, Ld., $100,000. March 16 '92. Victoria. British Columbia Canning Co., Ld. licensed Oct. 10. 1898. Oanital stock £40.000. in 10,000 preference £1 shares, and 40.000 ordinary 15s. shares. Head office in England: reg. office, Victoria. Matthew Trotter Jnhns+on. attorney. B. O rattle Co.. Ld.. $300,000. Nov. 5. '90. Victoria. B. C. Ooonerae-p & Jute Co., Ld.. $50,000, Oct. 6. '92. Vancouver. British Columbia Oornorafion. Ld. Licensed May 18. 1899. Cnpit.-i s+o>c^ -PSno.ono. in £10 shares. Head office- in Ena-land; reg. nffide, Victoria. Robert Ward. Thomas Earle amd Hon. P. O'Rpiiir. "*-Anrr">v« B. C. Corporation. T,fl, (foreign), £300 000 Aug. 18, '91. Victoria. British Columbia Diamond Co., Ld. Incorporated November 30, 1898. Oapital stock $10,000, in $5 shares. Office, Van- <-miv<-r B. C. District Telegraph & Delivery Co., Ld., $25,000, March 2, '91, Vancouver. B. C. Development Co., Ld. (foreign), £30,000, Dec. 8, '96, Vancouver. B. C. Development Ass'n, Ld. (foreign), £10,000, Dec. 8, '96, Victoria. British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. Licensed 3 Jan'y, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £250,000, in £10 shares.. Registered office Vancouver. Johannes Charles Martin Buntzen, comptroller and attorney. B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ld. (foreign), £250,000, May 5, '97. Vancouver. British Colurbia Express Co. Incorporated 1877. Oapital stock, $200,000. Head office, 55 Young street, Toronto, Ontario. Pres., Joseph Kilgour; gen. mgr., Charles Millar, Toronto. Genejal office, Ashcroft. Supt., Jarc.es B. Leightou; secy.-treas., John Alexander Bremner. B. C. Fertilizer Manufacturing Co., Ld., $50,000, May 7, '95, Victoria. B. C. Fishing & Trading Co., Ld., $100,000, Sept. 7, '91, Vancouver. B. C. Improvement Co., Ld., $500,000, Nov. 10, '90, Vancouver. B. C. Iron Works Co., Ld., $250,000, Dec. 29, '90, Vancouver, winding up order. British Columbia Land and Investment Agency, Ltd. Licensed 3 January, 1898. Head office, 15 Seargents Inn, London, Eng. Capital stock £40,000, in £10 shares. Registered office, Victoria. Cuyler, Armstrong Holland, chief manager and attorney. B. C. Logging Co., Ld., $50,000, Sept. 6, '94, Vancouver. British COlumibia Marine Railways Co-., Ld. Incorporated Aug. 27, 1898. Capita^ stock, $200,000, In $50 shares. Office, Victoria. B. C. Market Co., Ld., -$50,000, June 4, '95, Victoria. B. C. Match Factory Co., Ld., $10,000, May 10, '93, New Westminster. British Columbia Mercantile and Mining Syndicate. Paul Rochussen, mgr., Cascade City. British Columbia Mining Critic Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. Incorporated 3 November, 1897. Capital stock $20,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. British Columbia Oil Company, Ltd. Incorporated 20 January, 1898. Capital stock $10,000. in 100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. British Columbia Pottery Co., Ltd. Incorporated 10 Sept., 1890. Capital stock $60.- 00. Registered office Victoria. Chas. A. Vernon, chairman; Joseph Hunter, secretary. B. C. Printing. Binding & Pub. Co., Ld., $300,000. July 16, '90. Victoria. British Columbia Produce Society. Ld- ln' eorpor&ted Dec. 9, 1898. 'Capital stoe- $50,000. in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. B. C. Bohurite Exnloslves Co., Ld.. $50:000, March 6, '91. Victoria B. C. School of Mines, Ld., $30,000, May S '06. Vancouver. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 125 INCORPORATED COMPANIES. British Columbia Stationery Co. Ld. Incorporated July 25, 1899. Capita', stock, $50,000, in $5 shares. Office, Vancouver. B C. Stock & Mining Exchange Co., Ld., $30,001), Feb. 13, '95, Vancouver. B. C. Sugar Refining Co., Ld., $2,000,000, May 5, '93, Vancouver. B. C. Supply Co., Ld., $50,000, March 13, '96, Vancouver. B. C. Stock Exchange of Rossland, Ld., $5,000, March 23, '97, Rossland. British Columbia Telephones, Ld. Licensed Jan. 14, 1899. Capital stock £100,000, in £10 shares, 3,000 preference and 7,000 ordinary shares. Head offire, 23 John William street, Huddersfield, York, England. Reg. offiue, Vancouver. Wm. Farrell, attorney. B. C. Timber & Electric Co., Ld., $100,000, Jan. 24, '93, New Westminster. L. A. Lewis, secretary. British Columbia Town Properties Syndicate, Ltd. Licensed 12 February, 1898 Head office 21 Great Winchester stret, London, Eng. Capital stock £50,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Rossland. Daly & Hamilton, attorneys. B. C. Tug Co., Ld., $15,000, March 20, '94, Victorla. B. C. Wood Works Co., Ld., $23,000, March 18, '93, Vancouver. British Columbia-Yukon Railway Co. Cassidy & Davey, solicitors, Victoria. Brunette Saw Mill Co., Ld.„ $300,000, Oct. 23. '93. New Westminster. Burleigh Drill Contracting & Dev. Co. Ld. Incorporated March 24, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in 10c. shares. Office, Greenwood. Pres.. G. Mark Corris; vice- pres., C. Scott Galloway; secy., E. C. Brown; treas., J. H. Shields: solicitor, A. S. Black. Burrard Inlet Red Cedar Lumber Co., Ld.. $500,000, Nov. 8-, '93, New Westminster. Burrard Inlet Sealing & Trading Co. Ld., $150,000, Feb. 11, '91, Vancouver: Business Property Investment Syndicate, Ld.. $50,000, March 30. '97, Rossland. President, Richard T. Dabney, secretary- treasurer, M. R. Straight California Wine Co., I.d. Incorporated Aug. 8, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, In $1 shares. Office, Nelson. Calley & Co., Ld., $25,000, Aug. 29, '95, Vancouver. Cameron Construction Co. Registered 11 July 1898. Capital stock $10,000, in $10 shares. Head office Spokane, Wash. Registered office Rossland. Thomas Alexander Cameron, attorney. » ^?,ell.TLog5iSS Co - Ld., $10,000, March a. 97, New Westminhter. ,mpS?u MeCra-e Co., Ld., $150,000, Feb. 1. 97. Rossland. Re-incorporated 5 August, 1898, as the Montreal Syndicate, Ltd. panada Book and Drug Co.. Ltd. Licensed to muar,y> 189a Head office Regina, N. p„ i- CaPital stock $30,000. in $5 shares. Registered office Nelson. Peter Lamont, attorney. °lTl?_?a«:Li,I!l-eea 0il Mill Co., Ld.. $100,000, Aug. 31. '95, Mission. t£„!J Permanent & Loan & Savings Co. Tne *ed 5. January, 1898. Head office, J-oronto, Ont. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $50 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Cesare J. Marani, general agent and attorney. Canada Settlers' Loan & Trust Co., Ld. (foreign), £500,000, Nov. 13, '93, Victoria. Canadian and American Mortgage and Trust Company, Ltd. Licensed January 3, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £50,000. Reg. office Vancouver. Gordon Tyson Legg, agent and attorney. Canadian-Australian Com. & Trading Co., Ld., $1U0,00U, Sept. 13, '93, Vancouver. Canadian Development Co., Ltd. Incorporated 10 February, 1898. Capital stock $360,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Canadian Mutual Loan & Investment Oo. Licensed Feb. 23, 1899. Capital stoerc $5,000,000, in $10 shares. Bead office, Toronto, Ont.; reg. office; Victoria. Lee & Fraser, attorneys. Canadian Mutual Loan & Investment Co.. Ld. (foreign), $50,000, May 28, '92, Victoria. Canadian Pacific Land & Mortgage Co., Ld. (foreign), £250,000, July 10, '89, Victoria. Canadian Pacific Timber & Lumbering Co., Ld., $500,000, Oct. 27, '90, New Westminster district. Canadian Rand Drill Co. Licensed 30 May, 1898. Head office, Sherbrooke, P.Q. Capital stock $18,000, in $100 shares. Registered office, Rossland. Frank R. Men- denhall, agent and attorney. Capilano Park Co., Ld., $100,000, March 17, '92, Vancouver. Cariboo Lumber Co., Ld., $4,000, Aug. 10, '96 Clinton. , Carlisle Canning Company, Ltd. Licensefl 3 January, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £50,000, in £5 shares. Reg. Office, 47 Inns of Court, Vancouver. John Henry Friend, attorney. Carlisle'Packing & Canning Co., Ld., $25,000, Dec. 19, '94, Victoria, Casca Trading and Transportation Co., Ltd., Incorporated 25 May, 1898. Capital stock 100,000, in $5 shares. Office Glenora, Cassiar District. Cassidy (George) & Co., Ld., $200,000, Feb. 5, '95, Vancouver. ♦Cepeiiey, Mackenzie & Rounsefell, Ltd. Incorporated 15 March, 1895. Capital stock $25,000. Registered office Vancouver. Chartered Trust of British Columbia, Ltd. Incorporated 9 May, 1898. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Registered office, Vancouver. Chilliwhack Tramway Co., Ld., $25,000, July 21. '91, Chilliwhack. Chilliwhack Valley Fruit Growing & Shipping Ass'n, Ld., $10,000, July 15, '95, Chilliwhack. Christ Church Building Co., Ld., $60,000, April 16, '94, Vancouver. Christian (The) Commonwealth. Incorporated March 18, 1899. Office, New Westminster. Trustees—Wm. L. Tompkins, J. T. Wilband, John Cameron, Thomas Robinson and B. H. West. Citizens' Building Society of Nanaimo, Ld.. $5,000,000, Aug. 29. '93, Nanaimo. Clarendon (The) Ld. Incorporated Aug. 20, 1898. Capital stock. ?16,000 in $50 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Ernest 126 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED COMPANIES. secy., Arthur Edward Baillie; other Marsh and F. A. Co., Ld., Ld., Rogers, liquidator. & Barnard, soiici- Trading Co., Ltd. Kennedy , directors Hewer. Clayoquot Fishing & Trading $15,000, Dec. 18, '93, Victoria. Cleeve Canning & Cold Storage Co. $250,000, Oct. 15, '96, Vancouver. Club Stables, Ld. Incorporated April 10, 1899. Capital stock, $7,500, in $50 shares. Office, Rossland. Colonial Canning Co., Ld., $30,000, Nov. 6, •$150,000, Oct. 18, '92, Victoria. Thos. Hood, secretary. Colonist Printing & Publishing Co., Ld., '92, New Westminster. Columbia Commercial Co., Ld, Incorporated July 24, 1899. Capital stock $25,000, in $10 shares. Office, Vancouver. Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navigation Co., Ld. Lty. Incorporated March 21.1890. Capital stock $100,000. Pres., J. A. Mara *In liquidation—D. M. McPhillips, Wootton tors- •S-olumbia Lumber and Incorporated 15 February, 1898. Capital stock $50,000, In $100 shares. Registered office Nelson. Columbia Packing Co., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 20, 1898. Capital stock $250,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Columbia Stage Co., Ld. Incorporated March 15, 1899. Capital stock $15,000, in $1 shares. Office, Columbia. Columbia Telephone & Telegraph Co. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Office., Rossland. Pres., C. O'Brien Reddin; secy.-treas., Wm. I. Reddin. Columbia Townsite Co., Ld. Incorporated March 6, 1899. Capital stock $150,000, in $1 shares. Office, Columbia. Commonwealth Co., Ld., $15,000, March 16, '96, New Westminster. Commercial Printing Co., Ld., $20,000, Nov. 10, '93, New Westminster. Comox Brewery Co., Ld., $50,000, Oct. 9, '95, Cumberland. Comparative Synoptical Chart Co., Ld., $60,000, May 7, '95, Victoria. Confederation Life Association. Licensed 30 December, 1898. Head office Toronto, Ont. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Adolphus Williams, attorney. Cooper (James) Manufacturing Co., Ld. Licensed Nov. 16, 1898. Capital stock $99,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Montreal, P. Q.; reg. office, Rossland. James D. Sword, agent and attorney. Conservative Club, Ld., $5,000, Oct. 13, '96, Victoria. Cowan Hotien Downs Co., Ld. Incorporated April 27, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $5 shares. Office, Revelstoke. Cowichan Improvement Co., Ld., $24,000, Oct. 1, '91, Victoria. Cowichan Lumber Co., Ltd. Licensed 11 February, 1898. Head office Bobcaygeon, Ont. Capital stock $150,000. in $100 shares. Registered office Genoa, Cowichan. Wm. Gldley, foreman and attorney. Cranbrook Lumber Co., Ld. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1899. Capital stock $20,000. in $100 shares. Office, Cranbrook. Pres., Archibald Leitch (Cranbrook), vice-pres., couver.' James Mundy (Winnipeg); secy.-treas., Malcolm Leitch, Oak Lake, Man.; other directors, Angus- J. Leitch and George Leitch. Cranbrook Power and Light Co., Ltd. Incorporated 23 October, 1897. Capital stock $100,000, in $100 shares. Registered office, Cranbrook. Cranbrook Water Co., Ltd. Incorporated 23 October, 1897. Capital stock $30,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Cranbrook. Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian. Licensed 18 November, 1897. Head office 30 St. James street, Montreal, P.Q. Capital stock 25,000,000 francs, in 500 franc shares. Registered office Vancouver, Chester B. MaeNeill, attorney. Crescent Dry Goods Co., Ld., $20,000, April 7, '96, Rossland. Crow's Nest Land and Development Co., Ltd. Incorporated 27 September, 1897. Capital stock $25,000, in $25 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Pres., Hairy Abbott. Branch office, Swansea. East Kootenay. Cumberland & Union Waterworks Co., Ld., $75,000, Sept. 16, '96, Cumberland. Cunningham Hardware Co., Ld., $75,000, Jan. 19, '92, New Westminster. Davidge, F. C, & Co., Ltd. Incorporated 18 January, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $10 shares. Head office Victoria. Davies-Sayward Mill & Land Co., Ld.. $300,000, Aug. 17, '92, West Kootenai district Dawson Baking Powder Co., Ld., $25,000, Oct. 4. '90, Vancouver. Delta Horse Breeders' Ass'n, Ld., $25,000, Feb. 6, '96, Ladner's Landing. Dinsmore Island Canning Co., Ld., $100,000, May 15, '95, Eburne. Diplock Book & Stationery Co., Ld., $200,000,- June 10, '93, Vancouver. Doering & Marstrand Brewing Co., Ld., $100,000, Feb. 3, '97, Vancouver. Dominion Permanent I can Company. Licensed 29 January, 1898. Head office Toronto, Ont. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Tracy, Wm. Holland, attorney. Dominion & Foreign Trading Co., Ld., $150,000, Feb. 29, '92, Vancouver. Dominion Steamboat Line Oo.. Ld. Incorporated Mav 19, 1899. Oapital stock $45,000, in $5 shares. Office, Bennett City. Dunn (Thos.) & Co., Ld., $250,000, May 15, '95. Vancouver. Edinburgh American Land Mortgage Co;. Ltd. Licensed January 3, 1898. Capital stock £500,000, in £5 shares. Head office Edinburgh. Scotland. Registered office 616 Granville street, Vancouver. Gordon T. Legg. attorney. Edison General Electric Co., Ld. (foreign). $12,000,000, Feb. 4, "92, Vancouver. Eddy (E. B.) Co., Ld. Licensed Anril 26, 1899. Oapital stock $300,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Hull. P. Q.; reg- office, Victoria. James Mitchell, attorney- Empire Mutual Loan & Investment Co.. Ld., $10,000,000, July 20, '92, Vancouver. English Bay Canning Co., Ltd. Incorporated 2 May. 1898. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Van- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Equitable Savings, Loan & Building Ass'n of Canada, Ld., $5,000,000, July 16, '96, Victoria. Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, I. O. O. F. Incorporated May 13, 1899. Chilliwack. Fairview Power, Water & Telephone Co., Ld. Absorbed by Fairview Corporation Ld. Federation Brand Salmon Canning Co., Ltd. Incorporated 20 Dec, 1892. Capital stock $200,000. Registered office Victoria. Federal Life Assurance Company, of Ontario. Licensed 31 March, 1898. Head office Hamilton, Ont. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Thomas Macadam, attorney. Fell & Co., Ld., $75,000, Dec. 27, '94, Victoria. Ferguson & Orr Co., Ld., $10,000, Aug. 21, '96, Trail. Fisherman's Canning Co., Ld., $250,000, Oct. 18. '93, Vancouver. Fort Steele Mercantile Company, Ltd. Registered 3 September, 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $24,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Fort Steele. Pres., Chas. Thies; vice-pres,, W. J. C. Wakefield; secy.-treas and attorney, John H. Fink. Fraser River & Coast Navigation Co., Ld. Incorporated June 19. 1899. Oapital stock $30,000,in $10 shares. Office, New Westminster. Fraser River Fish Co., Ld., April 27, '94, Vancouver. Fraser River Fish Curing Co., Ld., $100,000, Nov. 28. '95, Vancouver. Fraser River Oil & Guano Syndicate, Ld. Licensed Oct. 7, 1898. Capital stock £30,000, in £1 shares. Head office, 35 New Broad street, E. C, London, England; reg. office, Vancouver. Thomas Herbert Wymonde, attorney. Fraser River Packing Co., Ld., $250,000, Oct. 21, '95, Vancouver, Fraser Valley Fruit Cannery Co., Ld., $50,000, July 10, '93. Vancouver. Fraser Valley Land Co., Ld., $100,000, July 5, '94, Vancouver. Fraser, Walter S., & Co. Incorporated 16 March, 1898. Capital stock £5,000, in £10 shares. Registered office Victoria. Trustees. A. B. Fraser, sr., Liverpool; Alex. g. Fraser, jr., and Walter Stanhope Fraser. * Freehold Loan & Savings Co., Ld. (foreign), $3,244,000, Nov. 17, '92, Vancouver. ,™% fading Co., Ld., $50,000, July 12, 92, Grand Pilot Bay. Larrison Fitzslmmonds Amalgamator Co., * , I^eorPorated April 1, 1899. Capital stock $10,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Ga£3?oftP<£nt Canning Co., Ld., $39,000, July --, 90, Vancouver Georgetown Saw Mill Company, Ltd. In- s_oPn°nnat?a ,?™July 1897- Capital stock PortSimps!n° ShareS- Registered offlce Gu?_lSOWoe^ComPany' Consolidated. Reg- «or_-|i? December, 1898. Head office Can!?, "fo°/ni,a ltreet- San Francisco, Cal. rSu?--8^1.-,55'000-000' ™ $100 shares. Jemfe5*1 oMJce, vlctoria. Enos, Chas. Jennings, general agent and attorney. Glenora Steamship Co., Ltd. Incorporated 12 March, 1898. Capital stock $25,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Globe (Daily) Printing & Publishing Co., Ld. Incorporated Jan. 18, 1899. Capital stock $10,000, in $1 shares. Offlce, Victoria. Globe Savings & Loan Co. Licensed 28 December, 1897. Head office Toronto. Capital stock $10,000,000, in $100 shares. Registered offiee Vancouver. James L. Hall agent and attorney. Gold Miners Forwarding and Investment Co. Incorporated Nov. 12, 1897. Capital stock $500,000, in $5 shares. Registered office, Victoria. Golden Era Co., Ld., $1,200, Golden. Golden Fire Engine Association, Ltd. Incorporated 21 May, 1898. Capital stock $5,000, in $1 shares. Office Golden. Golden Lumber Co., $100,000, Nov. 26, Golden. Golden Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated May, 1898. Capital stock $5,000, in shares. Office Golden. Gordon (The Geo. R.) Co., Ld. Incorporated Oct. 13, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $250 shares. Office, Vancouver. Grand Forks Mercantile Co., Ltd. Incorporated 14 February, 1898. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Grand Forks Townsite Co. Incorporated Jan. 6, 1897. Capital stock $26,000. Office, Grand Forks. John A. Smith, secy.- treas. Grand Forks. Directors, Isaac Newton Reid, John A. Manly, John A. Smith, Geo. Chappie and W. B. Davey. Granville Cigar Co., Ld., $50,000, Dec. 9, Vancouver, Granville Club Co., Ld., $100,000, March '94, Vancouver. Great-West Life Assurance Company. Licensed 30 December, 1898. Head office Winnipeg, Man. Capital stock $400,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Edgar Crow Baker, attorney. Greenwood Canning Co., Id. Incorporated March 20, 1899. Oapital stock $15,000, in $10 shares . Office, Eburne. lireenwood City Water Works & Power Co., Ld., $50,000, May 8, '96, Greenwood. Greenwood Lodge, No. 28, of A.F. Sc A.M. Incorporated Aug. 7, 1899. Office, Greenwood. Greenwood Trading Co.. Ld. Incorporated March 25, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, " $10 shares. Office, Greenwood. • Gulf of Georgia Canning Co., Ld., $100,000, July 17, '94. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Co., Ltd. Incorporated 3 November, 1897. Capital stock $100,000, in $50 shares. Registered office Halcyon Hot Springs, West Kootenay. Hamilton Powder Oo. Licensed Feb. 11, 1899. Capital stock $300,000 in $500 shares. Head office, Montreal. P. Q.. reg. offlce, Victoria. Henry John Scott, attorney and general agent. Hammond Bros.. Ltd. Incorporated 26 November, 1897. Capital stock $15,000, in $10 shares. Head office Sandon. 128 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Haney Public Hall Co., Ld., $2,000, Feb. 25, '92, Port Haney. Hardy Bay Manufacturing, Trading & Improvement Co., Ld. Incorporated Oct. 25, 1898. Oapital stock, $500,000 in $5 shares. Offlce, Victoria. Hardy Bay Tramway Co., Ld. Incorporated Oct. 17, 1898. Trustees—Wm. Jensen and L. Goodacre. Tramway, Hardy Bay to Coal Harbor, Quatsino Sound. Henderson Publising Company, Ltd. Incorporated 17 April, 1897. Capital stock $10,000, in $10 shares. Head office Victoria. James Henderson, managing director. iesquiot Land Co., Ld. Offlce, Victoria. Ernest Temple, secy., 32 Yates.. •Hickman-Tye Hardware Co., Ltd. Incorporated 17 Sept., 1895. Capital stock $84,- 000. Registered office Victoria. Pres, Altie Louise Tye, sec'y; Fred Galley ; other directors, Ernest Temple and Wm. John Taylor. Hill Syrup Co. Registered 18 August, 1897. Head office Seattle, Wash. Capital stock $3,300, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver.. Wm. Tufts attorney. Hirst Estate Land Co., Ld, Incorporated March 2, 1899. Capital stock. $45,000, In $1 shares. Office, Nanaimo. Hispano-American Trading Co., Ld., $100,000, Feb. 25, '97, Vancouver. Hobson Canning Co., Ld,, $250,000, Dec. 29, '90, Vancouver. Hume & Co., Ld., $25,000, June 2, '96, New Westminster. Hume Hotel Co., Ld. Incorporated Jan. 28, 1899. Capital stock $10,000 in $5 ■shares. Office, Nelson. Directors—J. Fred, Hume, Horace Hume (manager), John A. Kirkpatrick, W. A. Galliher and C. J. Wilson. Hunter, William, Company, Ltd. Incorporated 18 February, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Silverton, Huntingdon Lumber Co., Ld., $100,000, Dec. 31, '90, Huntingdon. Hutcheson (The) Company. Ld. Incorporated March 6, 1899. Capital stock $100,- 000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. President, A. C. Fluimarfelt; vioe-pres., Chas. Hayward; secy.-treats., F. S. Maclure. Hunter-Kendirick Co,,- Ld. Incorporated Feb. 28, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Office, Grand Forks. Pres., James* Hunter (Rossland); vice-pres., Charles Sanford Slawson (Northport); secy.-treas., Albert Tracy Kendrick, Greenwood. Immigration Co. of B. C, toria. Imperial Brewinj '95, Kamloops. Imperial Steamship 9, '90. Vancouver. Imperial Syrup Co.. Ld. Incorporated Feb. 22, 1899. Oapital stock $12,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Industrial Loan & Trust Co., Ld., $150,000, Oct. 20, '92. Vancouver. Industrial (The) Union. Incorporated March 11. 1899. Office, Ruskin. Pres., H. G. Selby-Hele; secy., O. L. Charlton. Investment & Improvement Ld., $500,000, Sept. 15, '91, Vic- Co., Ld. Co., Ld $50,000, Oct. 19, $50,000, Dec. Industrial Power Co. of British Columbia, Ld. Incorporated July 19, 1899. Oapital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Office, Nelson. Inland Cigar Manuf. Co., Ld., $30,000, Feb. 8, '97, Kamloops. Pres., James Mcintosh; sec'y-treas., M. P. Gordon; mgr., Geo. Archibald Borthwick. Inland Sentinel Co., $15(000, March 26, *97, Kamloops. Inland Sentinel Printing & Pub. Co., Ld., $10,000, Aug. 21, '94, Kamloops. Sold out to Inland Sentinel Co., Ltd. International Ice & Storage Co., Ld., $50,000, Dec. 5, '94, Vancouver. International Navigation and Trading Co., Ltd. Licensed 29 December, 1897. Head office Calgary, Alb. Capital stock $100,- 000, in $500 shares. Registered office Kaslo. Geo. Alexander, general manager and attorney. International (The), Ld. Incorporated June 20, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in SI shares. Office, Rossland. Business, International Hotel and Music Hall. Jenckes Machine Company. Licensed 25 April, 1898. Head office Sherbrooke, P. Q. Capital stock $150,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Rossland. Frank R. Mendenhall, agent and attorney. John Irving Navigation Co.. Ld. Incorporated April 25, 1899. Capital stock $50,- 000, in $1 shares. Office, Victoria. Johnson & Burnett, Ld. Incorporated June 26, 1899. Capital stock $25,000, in $100 shares. Office, Vancouver. Kamloops Canning & Preserving Co., Ld., $100,000, April 22, '95, Vancouver. Kamloops Drug Co., Ltd. Incorporated 16 March, 1898. Capital stock $10,000, In $10 shares. Head office Kamloops. W. E. McCartney, president and manager. 3 Kamloops Electric Light Co., Ld., $10,000, Feb. 11, '91, Kamloops. Kamloops Hotel Co., Ld. Incorporated March 16, 1899. Oapital stock $50,000, In $10 shares. Offlce, Kamloops. Kamloops Musical and Athletic Association. Incorporated 10 September, 1897. Registered office Kamloops. Angus E. McLean, W. R. Lang and F. J. Deane, Trustees. Kamloops Printing & Pub. Co., Ld., $10,000, May 7, '97, Kamloops. Kaslo-Kootenay Land Co., Ltd. Incorporated 17 Oct., 1891. Capital stock $100,000. Head office Kaslo; pres., D. J. Munn; sec., Robert Irving; local mgr., O. T. Stone. Winding up order 10 Dec, 1897. Kaslo Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated 17 November, 1897. Capital stock $3,000, In $5 shares. Registerd office Kaslo. Kaslo Wharfage, Storehouse & Drayage Co., Ld., $10,000, June 7. '93, Kaslo. Keeley (W. H.) Gold Cure. Ld. (foreign), $25,000, Dec. 16, '92, Victoria. Kelowna Shippers' Union Co., Ld., $15,000, June 22, '96, Kelowna. Kettle River Dressed Beef and Provision Co., Ltd. Incorporated 28 October, 189 Capital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Greenwood. Succeed Ken & Flood, butchers. Sold out to P. Burns & Co. Klondkye Mining, Trading and Transport esa GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. / 129 INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Corporation, Ltd, Licensed 11 December, 189'. ideaa oifice 23 jueadenhali street, London, Eng. (Japital stocK £_;ou,uuo, In £i shares. Registered onice Victoria. __on. jj'red'k Peters, attorney. Klondike Trading ana Outnttmg Co., Ltd. incorporatea lo JNovemner, le_>7. Capital stock $50,000, in $500 shares. Registered office Vancouver. KoKsnan yuarry co., i_d., $100,000, Aug. a, 'so, Victoria. Kootnai Water supply Co., Ld. (foreign), $_,uuu,u-0, June 1, 'ati, Waneta, Kootenay Air Supply Co., Ltd. Incorporatea 13 September, 1897. Capital stock $ou,uou, in $100 shares. Registered office Nelson. Kouienay Brewing, Malting & Distilling Co., __a., $50,000, jnov. 19, '96, Trail, wound up. Kootenay Commercial Co., Ltd. Incorporated duly 5, 1897. Capital stock $40,000, in $10 snares. Registered office Kaslo. Kootenay iron Worts Co., La., $50,0uo, Dec. -, Kb, Nelson. Kootenay Land & Exploration .»,, Ld. incorporated Aug. 3, 1899. Capital stock 5-oo,ouo, in $1 shares, umce, iiossiano, Kootenay i_ana <& improvement <Jo. (.Uity oij, i_a., $100,000, Feb. _., '92, Victoria. i-oorenay Lumber Co., Ltd. incorporated _ D'eDruaiy, 1897. Oapital stock $i00,000. xieau office Victoria. Mills at Oompalix. Geo. H. Morkili sec'y-treaa. Kootenay Mercantile Co., La., $5,000, Dec. -», '96, Rossland. Kootenay Railway & Navigation Co., Ld. Licensed May 8, 1899. capital stock ±500,000, in £1 shares. Head office in England; reg, office, Kaslo. George Alexander, attorney. Kootenay Valleys Co., Ld. (foreign). Registered Aug. 7 1899. Capital stock £100,- 000. Head office in England; reg. office, JN elson. T. G. Procter, general manager. Knights of Pythias & Fraternal Order of iQot?eSr,Go-V 1A' Incorporated July 31, 1899. Capital stock $10,000, in $5 shares. Offlce, Rossland. Kitchener Townsite & Development Co., «Lv «n?rS^ed.Aprl1 ll- 1899- Oapital laml ?100'000' m ?! shares. Office, Ross- Kootenaian Printing & Publishing Co., Ld ?5 0^?°Tfti A^ 18' 1S99- Capital stock jo.000, in $1 shares. Offiee, Kasio ?P«W ?g,' Lta- Incorporated 2 June 1898 VictortaStOCk ?1°'000' in » sha-ese,0fflle Steamer sold to United Canneries Ltd Lf« I^and Syndicate, Ltd Licensed Lfl T6obe«. ^897' Head office in Eng shni, Cai?Ital_ stock ^10,000, in £100 aM T„R?SteDr^ office Lasqueti Is- and'attorney8 Rlchardsou local manager I«?S_?r TMerVantile Co., Ld. (foreign), 550,000 June 24. '91, Ainsworth. "on Brewing Co., Ltd. Incorporated 23 June, 1897. Capital stock, $250,000 in $100 shares. Registered office Rossland. £Tes. and treas., Louis* Blue; vice-pres.,' John R. Myers (New York City); secy. and mgr.. Fred. Yuengling. Absorbed business of Yuensrlins Brewinc Co., Ld., Trail. Liverpool Land & Improvement Co., Ld., $500,000, Feb. 25, '91, New Westminster. London-British Columbia Ventura Syndicate, Ld., $5,000,000, March 29, '97, Vancouver. London Fire Office, Ltd. Licensed 22 July, 1898. Capital stock £20,000 in £1 shares. Head office in England. Registered office Vancouver. A. Marlon Bullock, attorney. Lower Fraser River Navigation Co., Ld., $15,000, Dec. 13, '94, New Westminster. McClary Manufacturing Co. Licensed 7 July, 1898. Head office London Ont Oapital stock $500,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. William E. Drake, attorney. McDowell, Atkins Watson, Co., Ld., $100,000, June 6, '95, Vancouver. McDowell (H.) & Co., Ld., $100,000, June 6, '94, Vancouver. * Mcintosh (W. A.) & Co., Ld., $150,000, May 19, '96, Vancouver. McLennan, McFeely & Co., Ld., $150,000, April 3, '95, Vancouver. Mahon, McFarlane & Mahon, Ld., $100,000, Aug. 29, '95, Vancouver. Mainland Logging Co., Ld., $5,000, Sept. 2, '96, New Westminster. Mainland & Nanaimo Steam Navigation Co., Ld., $150,000, April 1, '91, New West minster. Manufacturers' Agency, Ltd. Incorporated 27 April, 1898. Capital stock $10,000, In $1 shares. JRegistered office Vancouver. Mellor Bros., Ld. Incorporated May 19, 1899. Capital stock $6,000, In $10 shares. Office, Victoria. Business in Rossland. Merchants' Exchange Club, Ld., $10,000, Dec. 10, '93, Victoria. Metropolitan Club, Ld., $10,000, Dec. 7, '95, Rossland. Michigan Lumber Co., Ld., $1,000,000, Dec. 22, '90, Vancouver. Midway (The) Company, Ltd. Licensed Jan. 3, 1898. Head office, Montreal, P.Q. Capital stock $60,000, in $50 shares. Registered office, Midway. Edwin Jacobs, attorney and townsite agent Midway Trading Co., Ld. Incorporated July 13, 1899. Capital stock SJ 5,000, in $1 shares. Office, Midway. To take over mercantile business carried on by J. R. Jacobs. Milwaukee Brewing Co., Ld., $20,000, March 30, '97, Victoria. Miner .criming and Publishing Co., Ld., $10,000. Jan. 9. '94. Victoria. Operating at Nelson. Mineral City Townsite Co., Ltd. Incorporated 2 June, 1897. Capital stock $21,600, in $50 shares. Registered office Rossland. Miners and Farmers Co-operaative Supply Co., Ltd. Incorporated 8 June, 1898. Capital stock $100,000 in $1 shares. Office Vancouver. Mining Record. Ltd. Incorporated 25 Jan., 1897. Capital stock $10,000. Head office Victoria. Trustees, Hewitt Rostock, I. Colhart and H. Mortimer-Lamb, mgr. dir. Sold out to McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co., Ltd. Mission City Land Co., Ld., $300,000, April w 'qq Wic-inn City. Montreal Canning Co., Ld., $200,000, Jan. 20. '94, Vancouver. to mo HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Montreal Loan & Investment Co. Licensed May 19, 1899. Capital stock $2,000,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Montreal, P. Q.; reg. office, Vancouver. Edward .Nicholls, attorney. Montreal (The) Syndicate, Ltd. Re-incorporated 5 August, 1898. Capital stock 1 $150,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Rossland. J. Ferguson McCrae, manager. Moodyville Lands & Saw MiU Co., Ld., (foreign) £160,000, Aug. 11, '92, Vancouver. Mount Baker Hotel Co., Ld., $80,000, Dec. 6, '92, Victoria. Nakusp Land & Improvement Co., Ld., $10,000, June 2-, 92, Vancouver. Nanaimo Brewing Co., Ld., $75,000, Sept. 23, '90, Nanaimo. Nanaimo Electric Light, Power & Heating Co., Ld., $100,000, April 11, '95, Nanaimo. Nanaimo Gas Co., Ld., $45,000, July 7, '90, Nanaimo. Nanaimo Poultry Society, Ld., $25,000, Mar. 5, '95, Nanaimo. National Electric Tramway & Lighting Co., Ld., $250,000, May 14, '90, Victoria. Nelson & Bedlington Railway Co. Head office Vancouver. A. St. G. Hamlesley, R. G. Tallow and J. W. McFarland, provisional directors. operated by the Kootenay Railway & Navigation Co., Ld. __ Nelson Drug Stores Co., Ld., $50,000. Feh 15, '97, Vancouver. Nelson Electric Tramway Co., Ld. Incorporated June 19, 1899. Capital stock $250,000, in $1 shares. Office, Nelson. Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway Co. Pres., W. H. Thompson; vice-pies., Charles Shields; secy, and treas., F. W. Bobbett, Spokane. Other directors, F. H. Mason, Albert Allen, and Major Dupont. Nelson Library Association. Incorporated April 4, 1809. •Nelson Saw Mill Co., Ltd. Incorporated 16 Nov., 1891. Capital stock $50,000. Registered offiee Nelson. Hugh R. Cameron, official liquidator, Nelson. Nelson Saw & Planing Mills, Ld. Incorporated Mav 1, 1899. Capital stock $50,- 000, in $100' shares. Offiee, Nelson. Nelson Water Works Co., Ld., $50,000, Oct 28, '90, Nelson. New Denver Theatre Co., Ld., $6,000, Aug. 16, '94, New Denver. New Westminster Southern Railway Co. T. J. Trapp, secretary, New Westminster. News Publishing Co., Ld., $50,000, Jan. 26, '92, Victoria, Sold assets to Colonist P. & P. Co., Ltd. ♦Nicholles & Renouf, Ltd. Incorporated May, 1893. Capital stock $250,000. Registered office Victoria. North British Columbia Navigation Co., Ltd. Incorporated 27 September, 1897. Capital stock $100,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Northern Counties Investment Trust Co., Ld. (foreign). .500,000, Oct. 10, '93, Vancouver. Northern * Counties Investment Trust. Ld. Licensed Aug. 29. 1898. Oapital stock £500,000, in £10 shares. Head offlce in England: reg. office, Vancouver. Charles Edward Hope, attorney. Northern Lakes and Rivers Navigation Co-. Ld. Incorporated Feb. 3, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Office, Vic-, toria. Northern Shipping Co., Ld., $50,000, Jan. 16, '93, Vancouver. North Vancouver Land & Improvement Co., Ld^ $500,000, Aug. 6, '91, Vancouver. N. S. LePage, Glue Company, Ltd. Incorporated 2 June, 1898. Capital stock $50,- 000, in $100 shares. Offiee Vancouver. Oak Bay Improvement Co., Ld., $300,000, April 1, '91, Victoria. Oddfellows Building and Investment Co., Ltd. Incorporated 24 January, 1898. Capital stock $20,000 in $10 shares. Registered office Nelson. Okanagan Falls Townsite Co., Ld., $250,000, Jan. 6, '93, Vancouver. Okanagan Flour Mills Co., Ld., $60,000, Sept. 27, '95, Armstrong. Oakhurst Hop Co., Ld. Incorporated March 9, 1899. Capital stock $100,00$ in $5 shares. Office, Victoria. Business at North Saanich. Okanagan Land & Development Co., Ld., $225,000, Oct. 22, '90, Vancouver, Okanagan Tel. Co., Ld., $10,000, Jan. 26, '93, Kelowna. O Kell & Morris Fruit Preserving Co., Ld., $50,000, March 30, '92, Victoria. Directors, J. H. Turner, G. A. Kirk and W. H. Price mgr. Olivet Baptist Church Property, Ld., $30,- 000, July 6, '94, New Westminster. Opperheimer Bros., Ld., $1,000,000, Dec. 13, '93, Vancouver. Pacific Asphalt Co., Ld., $50,000, Sept. 23, '90, Victoria. Pacific Brick Co.,. Ld., $20,000, Jan. 5, '93, Vancouver. Pacific Coast Packing Co., Ld., $50,000, Dec. 14, '92, Vancouver, Pacific Coast Lumber Co., Ld., $100,000, Nov. 18, '91, New Westminster. Paciflo Fish Co., Ld„ $250,000, July 29, '93, Vancouver. Pacific Parcels Delivery & Express Co., Ld., $50,000, March 24, '91, Victoria. Pacific Coast Portland Cement Co., Ld., $500,000, Aug. 5, '96, Vancouver. Pacific Sash & Door Co., Ld., $50,000, May 16. '95, Vancouver. Pacific Traders & Navigation Co., Ld., $20,- 000, March 11, '91, Vancouver. Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd., incorporated 31 May, 1898. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Office Victoria. Penticton Townsite Co., Ld., $100,000, Sept 7, '92, Vancouver. Phoenix Brewing Co., Ld., $250,000, Dec. 7, '91. Victoria. . Consolidated with Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co., Ltd. Port Haney Brick. Tile & Terra Cotta Co., Ld., $50,000, April 22, '91, New Westminster. Port & Winch Co., Ld., $24,000, Aug. 10, '92, New Westminster. Prevost Island Co., Ld., $15,000, April 9, '9! Victoria- Primrose Lodge, No. 20, K. of P. Incorporated 13 May, 1897. Kamloops. Prior (E. G.) & Co., Ld., $250,000, Dec, 31,'M Victoria. Pritty. C. F.. & Co.. Ld., $25,000, June » '92, Wew Westminster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 131 INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Progress Printing & Publishing Co., Ld., "■ S-.ouo, March 30, '94, Chilliwhack. Province, Ld., $-5,000, Jan. 9, '9a, Victoria. Province Publishing Co., Ld., $60,000, Sept. 10, '96, Victoria. Provincial Building & Loan Association. Licensed April 16, 1899. Capital stock $5,000,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Toronto, Ont.; reg. office, Victoria. Benj. S. Oddy, attorney. Provincial Building & Loan Ass., Ld. (foreign) $5,000,000, Feb. 5, '94, Vancouver. Provincial Canning Co., Ld., $100,000, March 1, '95, Eburne. Ipf- Quartz Creek Water Supply Co., Ltd. Incorporated 23 June, 1897. Capital stock $25,000, in $25 shares. Registered office. Quartz Creek, W. Kootenay. Queen Charlotte Oil Co., Ld., $14,000, Dec. 11, '95, Victoria. Queen City Building, Loan & Savings Ass., Ld., $5,000,000, May 6, '90, Victoria. Ramsay Bros. & Co., Ld., $750,000, March 8, '92, Vancouver. Real Estate Loan Company of Canada, Ltd. Licensed 3 January, 1898. Head office Toronto, Ont Capital stock $1,600,000 in $40 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Thomas Dunn attorney. Reddin-Jackson Co., Ld., $25,000, Oct. 30, '96, Rossland. Reid & Currie Iron Works Co., Ld., $100,000, July 2, '91, New Westminster. Red Mountain Railway Co. Pres.. W. H. Thompson; vice-pres., Charles Shields; secy, and treas., F. W. Rnhbett, Spokane. Other directors, F. H. Mason, J. D. Farrell and Major Dupont. Reliance Loan & Savings Co. of Ontario, Ld., (foreign), $10,000,000. Nov. 9, '96, Vancouver. Revelstoke Lodge, No. 25, I. O. O. F. Incorporated Oct. 6, 1898. Revelstoke. Rithet (R. P.) & Co., Ld. Incorporated Jan. 3, 1891. Capital stock $500,000. Office, Victoria. Pres., R. P. Rithet; vice-pres., Roads Seabrook; secy., J. H. Lawson; treas., Robt. J. Ker. Revelstoke Printing & Publishing Co., Ld., $5,000, June 8, '93, Revelstroke. Richmond Lumber Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Incorporated 12 March, 1898. Capital stock $10,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Steveston. Rossland Air Supply Co., Ld. Incorporated Oct. 5, 1898. Capital stock $200,000, in $200 shares. Office, Rossland. Rossland Lodge, No. 36, I. O. O. F. Incorporated Dec. 7, 1898. Rossland. Ivossland Mercantile Co., Ld. Incorporated Jan. 12, 1899. Oapital stock $100,000, in $100 shares. Offiee, Rossland. r^laP_- Miner Printing & Publishing Co., Ld $2_,000. June 18, '96. Rossland. ■Rossland Skating and Curling Rink, Ld. «?Q<J_S?rate<L9ct 6> 1898. Oapital stock ?l-,000, in $25 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; secy., A. Lome Becher. elfj^-rStook Exchange of B. C, Ld., $50,000, June 13, '96, Rossland. Rothesay Shipping Co., Ltd. Incorporated \l .2X?mber' im- Capital stock $50,000, m $500 shares. Registered office Van- couver. *S™1 ^on^iaS, Packln& Co., Ld., $100,000, kept. 19, '91, Claxton. Royal Soap Co., Ld. Incorporated April 6, 1899. Capital stock $100,000, in $1 shares. Office, Vancouver. Pies., Manlius Bull (Winnipeg); vice-pies., Jss. A Mitchell; secy.-treas. and mgr., Frank T. Schooley, Vancouver. Saanich Lime Co., Ld., $50,000, July 17, '90, Victoria. St. John's church Building Co., Ld. Incorporated May 26, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Office in Burnaby Mcpy. Saint .Mungo Oana ng Co.. Ld. Licensed May 22, 1899. Capital stock £.10.'XX), in £1 shares. Head office in Scotland; reg. office, New Wesumirster. James Andar- son, attorney. •„ , Salmon Arm Dairy and Farm Produce Cooperative Association, Ltd. Filed 26 July, 1898. Capital in $100 shares. Number unlimited. Head office Salmon Arm. Sandon Miners' Union. Incorporated Deo. 5, 1898. Office, Sandon. San Juan Fishing, Canning & Trading Co., Ld., $25,000, April 29, '92, Victoria. Scott (The G. D.) Co., Ld. Incorporated Jan. 17, 1899. Capital stock $.1.0,000, in $1 shares. Office, Nanaimo. Scottish'Canadian Salmon Packing Co., lid. Incorporated Jan. 12, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, In $i00 shares. Office, Vancouver. Scottish Temperance Life Assurance Co., Ld. Licensed April 11, 1.899. Capital stock £100,000, in £1 shares. Head office in Scotland; reg. office, Vancouver. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, attorney, Scottish Temperance Life Ass. Co., Ld. (foreign), £100,000, Nov. 19, '91, Vancouver. Sehl, Hastie, Erskine Furniture Co., Ld., $100,000, July 4, '91, Victoria. Semlin & Atlin Tramway Co., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 28, 1S9S. Office, Victoria. Trustees, Robert A. Begg and Colin L. Begg. Shaiw (G. C.) & Co., Ld. Incorporated May 19, 1899. Capital stock $4,000, in $10 shares. Offlce, Victoria. •Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co., Ltd. Incorporated 12 March, 1894. Capital stock $100,000. Head office Victoria. Shusuap Milling Co., Ld., $100,000, Dec. 14, '93, Kamloops. Sid.ney Land & Improvement Co., Ld.. $100,000, June 20, '91. Sinclair Canning Co., Ld., $20,000, Dec. 22, '96, New Westminster. Siwash Creek Bedrock Flume Co., Ld., $50,- 000, July 17, '93, Vancouver. Slocan Milling Co., Ld., $100,000, Aug. 24, '94, New Denver. Slocan Store Co., Ld., $25,000, Dec. 14, '94, Three Forks. Slocan Trading _. Navigation Co., Ld., $25,- 000. March 11, '90, Silverton. Wound up. Assets sold to C.P.R. Co. South Cowichan Public Hall Co., Ld., $1000, June 18, '95, McPhersons Station. Spicer Shingle Mill Co., Ld., $20,000, Feb. 13, '97, Vancouver. Spokane, Fort Steele Telegraph and Telephone Co. Registered 29 Sept, 1897. Head office Spokane. Capital stock $12,- 000, in $100 shares. Registered office Fort Steele. John H. Fink attorney. 132 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Sguamich Valley Hop-raising Co., Ld., $10,- 000, May 15, '9_, Vancouver. Standard Loan & Savings Co., Ld. (foreign), $5,000,000, Feb. 2'd, '93, New Westminster. Stevenson Natural Gas & Development Co., Ld., $50,000, Aug. 31, '91, Vancouver. Steveston Canning Co., Ld., $50,000, Dec. 14, '92. Steveston. Stikine Navigation Co., Ltd. Incorporated 18 February, 1898. Capital stock $10,000, In $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Sullivan Group, North Star and Fort Steele Tramway Co. Incorporated. Trustees: Frank P. Hogan (Spokane) and Wait Wade (Fort Steele). Sun Printing & Publishing Co., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 29, 1898. Capital stock $15,000, in $10 shares. Office, New Westminster. Sutton Lumber & Trading Co., Ld., $100,000, June 14, '93, Victoria and Ucluelet. ♦Sylvester Feed Co., Ltd. Incorporated 30 July, 1895. Capital stock $600. Registered office Victoria. Taku & Atlin Lake Tramway Co., Ld. Registered Aug. 26, 1899. Office, Vic toria. Trustees, Frank G. White, Lyman P. Duff and Frank A. Bennett. Takush Harbour Timber Co., Ld. (foreign), £80,000, May 23, '96, Vancouver. In liquidation. B. C. Agency Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Agents for liquidator. Taylor Mill Co., Ld., $50,000, May 29, '91, Victoria. Pres., John Taylor; sec'y, Eric Ulin, jr.; director, Wm. W. Klrkwood. Teredo Proof Pile Co of Canada, Ld., $100,- 000, Aug. 27, '96, Vancouver. Terminal City Cluh, Ld. Incorporated March 21, 1899. Oapital stock $15,000, in $25 shares. Offlce, Vancouver. Teslin Lake and Yukon Syndicte, Ltd. Licensed 31 January, 1898. Head office 11 Copthall Court, London, Eng. Capital stock £30,000, in £1 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Charles Fred'k Law, attorney. Teslin Transportation Co., Ltd. Incorporated 4 February, 1898. Capital stock $50,- 00, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Teslin-Yukon Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Incorporated 14 March, 1898. Capital stock $15,000, in $5 shares. Registered office. Victoria. Thompson Stationery Co., Ld., $75,000, April 23, '96, Vancouver. Thompson Valley Power Co., Ltd. Incorporated 15 July, 1898. Capital stock $25,- 000, in $50 shares. Office Kamloops. chairman, John Park; secy.-treas.. Alex. D. Macintyre; hydraulic engineer, Wm. R. Pilsiworth. Thorpe & Co., Ld., $25,000, March 6, '96, Victoria. Texas Lake Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld., $25,000, June 11, '92, Vancouver. Tobin (John) & Co., Ld. Licensed April 17, 1899. Oapital stock $15,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Halifax. N. S.; reg. office, Vancouver. James William Berry, attorney and mgr. Tribune Association, Ld. Incorporated Jan. 30, 1899. Capital stock $25,000, in $10 shares. United Canneries Ld. Incorporated July 5, 1899. Capital stock $5,000, in $50 shares. Office, Vancouver. Union Brewing Co., Ld., $100,000, Jan. 22, '91, Nanaimo. Union Ice & Storage Co., Ld., $50,000, March 2, '91, Vancouver. Union Lodge, No. 11, I.O.O.F. Incorporated 7 June, 1897. Registered offiee Cumberland. Union Logging Co., Ld., $15,000, Feb. 1, '96, Vancouver. Upper Yukon Company. Registered 21 March, 1898. Head office Seattle, Wash. Capital stock $35,000, in $1 shares. Registered office Victoria. W. H. Bone, attorney. United Trust, Ltd. Licensed 3 January, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £2,000,000, in £100 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Gordon, Tyson, Legg, agent and attorney. Vancouver Agency, Ld. Licensed March 29, 1899. Capital stock £20,000, in £10 shares. Head office in England: reg. office, Vancouver. John George Hewitt Crawford, attorney and general manager. Vancouver Biscuit Co., Ld., $20,000, June 22, '96, Vancouver. Winding up order 15 June, 1897. Albert Edward Beck official liquidator. Vancouver, B. C, & South Lawrence Improvement Co., Ld., $50,000, Nov. 28, '92, Vancouver. Vancouver Candy Co., Ld., $25,000, Nov. 24, '90, Vancouver. Vancouver City Foundry & Machine Works Co., Ld., $50,000, Aug. 8, '91, Vancouver. Vancouver City Loan Co., Ld. (foreign), £28,000, Aug. 7, '90, Vancouver. Vancouver Club Co., Ld., $50,000, June 17. '91, Vancouver. Vancouver Dynamite & Powder Co., Ld, $100,000, Jan. 14, '93, Vancouver. Vancouver Gurney Cab & Delivery Co., Ld., $36,000, April 29, '95, Vancouver. Vancouver Hardware Co., Ld., $100,000, April 14, '97, Vancouver. •Vancouver Improvement Co., Ltd. Incorporated 6 May, 1886. Capital stock $25,- 000. Office 315 Cambie street. Vancouver. R. E. Leonard, secretary. Vancouver Island Land & Investment Co., Ld., $250,000, April 13, '91, Victoria. Vancouver Island Produce Society. Incorporated 25 Sept., 1897. Capital stock $2,- 500. Head office Victoria. Vancouver Jockey Club, Ld., $25,000, Feb. 19, '96, Vancouver. Vancouver Land and Improvement Co., Ltd. Incorporated 10 March, 1898. Oapital stock $10,000, in $25 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Vancouver Loan & Securities Corp., Ld. (foreign), £500,000. Aug. 7, '90, Vancouver. Vancouver Loan. Trust. Savings & Guarantee Co., Ld., $500,000, May 23, '90, Vancouver. Vancouver Marine Railway, Ld., $500,000, April 27, '96, Vancouver. Vancouver Power Company, Ltd. Incorporated 25 January, 1898. Capital stock $75,000, in $1 shares. Registered office { Vancouver. Vancouver Realty Company, Ltd. Incorporated 7 March, 1898. Capital stock $500,- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 133 INCORPORATED COMPANIES. 000, in $10 shares. Registered office Van- couver. Vancouver Sash & Door Co., Ld., $25,000, July 11, '94, Vancouver. Vancouver Ship Building, Sealing & Trading Co., Ld., $200,000, Nov. 20, '90, Vic- Vancjiiver Steamship Co., Ld., $120,000, Nov. 4, '91, Vancouver. Vancouver Stone Quarrying, Mining & Transportation Co., Ld., $25,000, Sept. 10, '91, Vancouver. „ . Van couver Trading Co., Ld., $250,000, Feb. 17, '92, New Westminster. Vancouver & Westminster Electric Tramway & Light Co., Ld., $2,500,000, Sept, 26, '93, Vancouver. Vendo n Hotel Company, Ltd. Incorporated 16 June, 1897. Capital stock $10,000, in $50 shares. Registered office Rossland. Vernon Jockey Club, Ld., $5,000, Nov. 11, '93, ¥ale County. Vernon Jubilee Hospital. Incorporated 20 July, 1897. Registered office Vernon. Vernon News Printing & Publishing Co., Ld., $5,000, Jan. 21, '97, Vernon. Victor Gold Saving Machine Co., Ld., $50,- 000, May 1, '96, Vancouver. Victoria Athletic Grounds Ass., Ld., $10,000, Jan. 3, '94, Victoria. Victoria, Bennett & Dawson Transportation Co., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 23, 1898. Capital stock $200,000, in $1 shares. Offlce, Victoria. Ernest Temple, agent, 32 Yates. Victoria Book Binding, Stamp Manufacturing, P. & P. Co., Ld., $100,000, July 22, '90, Victoria. Victoria Brewing & Ice Co., Ld., $200,000, Dec. 30, '91, Victoria. Victoria Canning Co. of B. C, Ld., $500,000, Feb. 25, '91, Victoria- Victoria Chemical Co., Ld., $100,000, Dec. 13, '93, Victoria Victoria Fishing & Trading^ Co., Ld., $10,000, Nov. 8, '90, Victoria. Victoria Lithographic Co., Ld„ $25,000, Oct. 2, '91, Victoria. Victoria Machinery Depot Co., Ltd,, Incorporated 9 March 1898. Capital stock $30,- 000, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Victoria Metallurgical Works Co., Ltd. Incorporated 30 August, 1897. Capital stock $75,000, in $10 shares. Registered office Victoria. Victoria Mutual Aid & Improvement Co., Ld. Incorporated Dec. 1, 1898. Oapital stock $10,000, in $5 shares. Offlce, Victoria. Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co., Ld., $300,000, May 4, '93, Victoria. Consolidated with Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co., Ltd. Victoria Power Co., Ltd. Incorporated 17 July, 1897. Capital stock $75,000, in $1 ,,™es- Registered office Victoria. victoria & Sidney Railway Co. S. Rounding, *>ecy., Victoria. ^.SJ?^840015 Exchange of B. C, Ld., $2,500, Oct. 29, '95. Victoria. 'VT(;i0r^nn^QninS & Manufacturing Co., Ld., $200,000, July 28. '90, Victoria. Ar,rt}ai7 ^Hll1 - B,ath Co- Ld- *30'000. ' •apm 17, 91, Victoria. Victoria Wharf and Warehouse Co., Ltd r Incorporated 7 February, 1898. Capital •stock $500,000, in $100 shares. Registered Office Victoria. Owners of Outer Wharf, Victoria Harbor. Victoria Yacht Club House Ass., Ld., $2,000, May 4, '95, Victoria. Victoria-Yukon Trading Co., Ltd. Incorporated 6 January, 1898. Capital stock $100,000, in $100 shares. Registered office Victoria. Wallace-Miller Co., Ld. Incorporated April 20, 1899. Oapital stock $500,000, in $1 shares. Office, Nelson. Walters (The) Co., Ld., $100,000, Jan. 13, '97, Rossland. Ward & Co. (Robert), Ld., $300,000, Dec. 22, '91, Victoria. War Eagle Hotel Co., Id. Incorporated July 28, 1898. Capital stock $25,000, in $100 shares. Office, Rossland. Waverley House Co., Ld., $10,000, July 8, '94, Cumberland. Wellington Investment & Improvement Co., Ld., $200,000, Nov. 13, '93, Wellington. Western Canada Packing Co., Ld., $50,000, Feb. 10, '97, Vancouver. Western Canadian Ranching Co., Ltd. Licensed 3 January, 1898. Head office in England. Capital stock £100,000. Registered office Vitcoria. Cuyler, Armstrong Holland, attorney; Jas Douglas. Prentice, manager, Gang Ranch. Wesiern Dredging Co., Ld. Incorporated Sept. 7, 1897. Office, Vancouver. Secy., Norman McLean, 305 Cambie street. Western Electric Light & Power Co., Ld.. $150,000, Nov. 9, '95, Vancouver. Western Investment, Savings & Trust Co., Ld., $1,000,000, April 27, '92, Vancouver. Western Wire Mattress & Furniture Manufacturing Co., Ld., $50,000, July 8, '93, Vancouver. Western Loan & Trust Co., Ld. (foreign), $2,000,000, July 20, '95, Vancouver. West Coast Packing Co., Ld., $30,000, Dec. 11, '95, Vancouver. West Kootenay Brick & Lime Co., Ld. Incorporated Feb. 5, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $1 shares. Office, Nelson. T. G. Proctor, general manager; W. W. Bell, secy., Nelson. West Kootenay Land Co., Ld., $100,000, April 4, '93, District of Kootenay. Westminster Fish Co., Ld., $25,000, Nov. 21, '93, New Westminster. Westminster Masonic Temple Corp., Ld., $35,000, Nov. 16, '94, New Westminster. Westminster Opera House Co., Ld. Incorporated Nov. 21. 1898. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Office New Westminster. Westminster Slate Co., Ld., $100,000, March 18, '91, New Westminster. White House Trading Co., Ld., $40,000, March 29, '97, Rossland. White Pass & Yukon Express Co., Ld. Incorporated June 3, 1899. ■ Capifal stock $100,000, in $100-shares. Offlce, Victoria. Williams British Columbia Directory Co., Ld., $25,000, Oct. 21, '92, Victoria. W. G. T. Labelling Machine Manufacturing Co., Ld., $25,000, Feb. 8, '95, Vancouver. Wood Cargill Co., Ld„ $125,000, July 2, '95, Armstrong. World Printing & Publishing Co., Ld., $100,- 000, Feb. 1, '92, Vancouver. 134 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED COMPANIES. Wurzburg & Co., Ld. Incorporated June 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $50 shares. Office, Vancouver. Yale Hotel Co., Ld. Incorporated July 7, 1898, Capital stock $50,000, in $10O shares. Office, Grand Forks. York County Loan & Savings Co. Licensed Aug. 27, 1898. Head office, Toronto, Ontario; reg. office, Vancouver. Edward Willis Drake, attorney. Yorkshire Gurantee and Securities Corporation Ltd. Licensed 3 January, 1898. Head office 20 John William street, Hud- dersfleld, York, Eng. Capital stock £500,- 000, in £10 shares. Registered office Vancouver. Wm. Farrell, manager Ymir Development Co.—Office Ymir. Pres., John McLeod; sec'y-treas., Dougald, Andrew Cameron; mining supt., Daniel A. MeKenzie; mine examiner, Walter Blanch- field. Ymir Power Co., Ld. Incorporated Dec, 1898.. Capital stock $80,000, In $1 shares. Office, Rossland. Pres., J. W. Ross; secy., J. F. Burne, and R. M. Macdonald (Nelson). Ymir. Other directors, J. F. Jacobson STmir Water Works Co., Ltd. Incorporated 25 May, 1898. Capital stock $12,000, In $40 shares. Office Ymir. Yuengling Brewing Co., Ld. Incorporated Sept. 2, 1899. Capital stock $50,000, in $100 shares. Office, Trail. Secy.-treas., Edward Cronyn, Rossland. Assets transferred to Lion Brewing Co., of Rossland. Yukon-Hootalinkwas Navigation Co., Ltd. Incorporated 3 February, 1898. Capital stock $50,000, in $5 shares. Registered office Victoria. WH r E™ -<___ SEE THAT THE ORDER READS %. __-A -<_-&-. British Columbia and Dir j DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Showing the Towns, Tillages, and Settlements in each District. ALBERNI DISTRICT. Ahousat. Alberni. Anderson Camp, Alberriia, 34 miles. Barkley Sound—Alberni. Beaver Creek. Cape Beale—Alberni. Cape Scott. Carmanah. China Creek—See Alberni. Clayoquot. Coal Harbor. Dodger's Cove. Ecole. Esperanza, Port Langford. Friendly Cove. Hand Island—Barclay Sound. Hesquoit. Kyuquot. Milltown. New Chatlatz. Nootka—see Friendly Cove. Port Effingham. Port Langford. Quatsino. River Bend—Alberni. Sayward—Alberni. Sechart—Barclay Sound. Skaudia Settlement—Quatsino. Sproat Lake. Uchucklesit—Albernia—20 miles. Ucluelet. Village Island, see Port Effingham. Winter Harbor. CARIBOO DISTRICT. (Barkerville Division.) Antler Creek—Barkerville. Barkerville. Bear Lake-Barkerville. Burns' Mountain—Barkerville. Canadian Creek—Barkerville. Conklin's Gulch—Barkerville. Cunningham Creek—Barkerville. Grouse Creek, Barkerville. Grub Gulch. Hardscrabble Creek, Barkerville. island Mountain. Jack of Club's Lake. belly's Lake-Barkerville. Lowhee Creek—Jack of Clubs Lake. Mosquito Creek—Jack of Clubs Lake. Mustang—Creek—Barkerville. Richfield—Barkerville. Slate Creek. Stouts Gulch—Barkerville. Sugar Creek—Barkerville. Williams' Creek—Barkerville. Willow River. (Keightley Creek Divisiou.) Beaver Lake. Beaver Pass. Goose Creek—Keightley Creek. Harvey Creek—Keightley Creek. Horsefly. Keithley Creek. Little Lake. Quesnelle Porks. Quesnelle Lake. Snowshoe Creek. Spanish Creek—Keithley Creek. Spanish Lake. (Lightning Creek Division.) Burnes Creek. Caynon Creek. Chisholm Creek. Lightning Creek. Lovett Creek. Ruchon Creek. Slough Creek—Stanley. Stanley. Styne Creek—Van Winkle. Van Winkle. (Quesnelle Mouth Division.) Bullion. Cold Spring. Cottonwood. Dog Prairie. Peace River. Quesnelle. Quesnelle Mouth—Quesnelle. Stewart's River. 13 Mile House. (Williams' Lake Division.) Alexandria. 13fi HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICTS OP BRITISH COLUMBIA Alexis Creek. Big Lake. Carpenter Mountain—150 Mile House. Chilcotin. Chimney Creek. Claskus Lake—Hanceville. Deep Creek—Soda Creek. Deer Park. 8 Mile Creek. Hanceville. Harper's Camp. Horsefly. Long Lake. 9 Mile Creek. Oatlands—Soda Creek 141 Mile House. 144 Mile House—150 Mile House. 150 Mile House. 158 Mile House. Onward Ranch—150 Mile House. Penzine Lake. Riskie Creek. Sheep Creek. Soda Creek. Springfield. St. Joseph's Mission—150 Mile House. Tatla Lake—Alexis Creek. Williams' Lake—150 Mile House. CASSIAR DISTRICT. (Skeena Division.) Aiyaush. Bella Bella. Bella Coola. Bute Inlet. China Hat. Clewe, Moresly Island. Echo Cove—Naas Harbor. Port Simpson. Gardner's Inlet. Georgetown—Port Simpson. Hartley Bay. Kincolith—Naas Harbor. King's Island—Bella Bella. Kilamat. Kitkahtla—Fort Simpson. Lowe Inlet. Mace Bay—Port Simpson. Masset. Metlakahtla. Naas Harbor. Naas River. Namu Harbor. O-Wee-Kay-No—Rivers Inlet. Portier Island. Port Simpson—Now Fort Simpson. Queen Charlotte Islands. Refuge Bay. Rivers Inlet. Skeena—Port Essington. Skidegate. Wanborough—Rivers Inlet. Wannuck, (Skeena River Points.) Aberdeen. Balmoral. Claxton. Carlisle. Inverness. Irving. Kirkland—(Sunnyside). North Pacific Cannery. Port Essington. Moore's Cove. (Upper Skeena.) Kitsalas, 70 miles from Port Essington. Lome Creek, 91 miles from Port Essington. Means-Kanisht, 98 miles from Port Essington. Kit-Wau-Gah, 111 miles from Port Essington. Hazelton, 142 miles from Port Essington Kispiax, 210 miles from Port Eissing- ton. Kit-ze-Gukla, 119 miles from Essingtoiffl Kitsum Calem, 35 miles from Essington. Little Canyon, 65 miles from Essington. (OminecaDivision.) Babine. Caledonia. Fort Connelly. Fort Fraser. Fort George. Fort Grahame. Fort McLeod. Fort St. James. Germensen Creek. Manson Creek. Manson Town. Means-Kanisht. New Caledonia. Stuart's Lake. Tom Creek. Vital Creek. (Stikine Division.) Boundary. Dease Creek. Dease River. Dease Post. Glenora. Laketon. Liard Post. McDame's Creek. Quartz Creek. Telegraph Creek. Thibert Creek. Teslin City. Teslin Lake. Sylvesters' Landing. (Atlin Division.) Atlin, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Discovery. Surprise. Taku City. Summit. Log Cabin. Bennett. COMOX DISTRICT. Alert Bay. Amor Point—Bute Inlet. Baines Island. Baynes Sound. Baker's Landing. Balaclava Island. Bear Brook—Malaspina Straits. Bear River. Besboro' Bay. Beckley Bay. Blackfish Sound. Blind Bay at Mouth of Jervis Inlet. Blind Channel. Blubber Bay—North end of Texada. Blinkinsop Bay. Bute Inlet. Cades Landing. Camp Island. Cape Mudge. Campbell River. Channetown, P.O., called Bickley Bay. Clickseavey—Alert Bay. Comox. Comox Bay. Cortez Island—Whaletown. Courtenay. Cracroft Island. Cumberland—foremerly Union. Dallasville—Heriot Bay—Valdez Island. Deep Bay. Denman Island. Discovery Passage. Duluth. Duncan Bay. Eagle Creek. Eucletaw Rapids. Evans' Bay—Read Island. *anny BayT-Denman Island. Fanny Bay—Phillips Arm. U ernwood. Port Rupert. Frederick Arm. Geantham—Comox. Gorge Harbor—Cortez Island. Lowlin Harbor. Granthan—Comox. Greenwood Bay. Haddington Island—Alert Bay. Hardwicke Island. Henot Bay. Hernando Island Tr!!£af? poipt-Hernando Island. Homalko River, Bute Inlet. Hornby Island. Irvine's Landing. Johnston Straits. Kingcombe Inlet. Knight's Inlet. Loughborough Inlet. Lund. Malaspina Inlet. Malaspina Straits. Malcolm Island— Alert Bay. Menzies Bay. Nelson. Nimpkish River—Alert Bay. Clytosin—Cortez Island. Oyster River. Phillips' Arm. Port Cousin—Salmon River. Point Holmes. Port McNeill. Quadra—see Denman Island. Quais Lake—Cortez Island. Qualicum. Quathiaski Cove—Valdez Island. Read Island. Roy. Rupert. Salmon River. Sandwich. Seymour Narrows. Shoal Bay—Cordero Channel. Smelt Bay—Cortez Island. Smith's Inlet. Southgate River—Bute Inlet. Takush Harbor. Thurlow Island. Tongue Point—Hernando Island. Tsolum River—Comox. Twin Islands. Union—Now called Cumberland. Union Bay. Union Wharf. Valdez Island. Waddington Harbor—Bute Inlet. Whaletown—Cortez Island. Wulffsohn Bay. COWICHAN DISTRICT. Cobble Hill. Comiaken. Corfield. Cowichan. Cowichan Lake. Cowichan Station. Helmcken—McPherson's. Killalum—Cowichan Station. Koksilah. McPherson's—Cowichan Station. Mill Bay—Shawnigan. Renfrew. Sahtlam—Duncan. Seymour—Somenos. Shawnigan—Cobble Hill. Somenos Lake—Duncan. Shawnigan Lake. Thetis Island—Chemainus. NORTH COWICHAN MUNICIPALITY. 138 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Chemainus. Duncan. Genoa—McPherson's. Hall's Crossing—Westholme. Holmesdale—Duncan. Lewisville—Chemainus. Maple Bay—Duncan. Quamichan—Duncan. Shopland. Somenos. Wesholme. EAST KOOTENAY. (North Riding.) Adela. Athelmar. Bear Creek. Beaver Mouth. Bloomfield. Blueberry. Bush River. Canal Flat. Canyon Creek. Carbonate Landing. Cedar. Columbia Lakes- -Windermere. Columbia Valley. Crawford's Landing. Donald. Elliott's Landing. Fairmont. Fairmont Springs. Field. Galena. Glenogle. Golden. Gordon Ranch. Grohman. Hector. Hog Ranch. Horse Thief Creek. Jubilee Mountain. Kicking Horse Pass. Laggan. Leanchoil. McKay's Ranch—Galena. Miner's Spur. Moberly. Mountain Creek. Ottertail. Palliser. Redgrave. Rogers' Pass. Salmon River. Sinclair. Six Mile Creek. Spillamacheen. Stephen. Stoney Creek. Thunder Hill. Toby Creek. Windermere. Yahk. (South Riding.) Brewery Creek. Bull Head Prairie. Bull River. Cherry Creek- Coal Creek. Cranbrook. Crow's Nest. Crow's Nest Lake. Crow's Nest Landing. Doris. Elko- Fernie Fish Lake. Fort Steele. Fort Steele Junction. Hosmer. Isidore Canyon. Jaffray. Josephs Prairie. Kimberly. Lost Creek. Kootenay—Wild Horse. Man's Creek. Mark Creek. Michell Mission. Morrissey. Moyelle. Moyie Moyie Lake. Nigger Creek. North fStar Landing. Palmers Bar. Pea Vine Prairie. Perry. Perry Creek. St. Eugene Mission. Tobacco Plains. Tochty. Tracy. Sand Creek. Sifton. Sparwood. Swansea. Wardner. Wasa. Westport—Fort Steele. Wild Horse Creek. Wolfe Creek. ESQUIMALT DISTRICT. Albert Head—Metchosin. Beechy Bay—Metchosin. Belmont. Carmanah. Clayoose. Coal Creek. Cole Island. Colwood. Constance Cove—Esquimalt. Craigflower—Victoria West. Dallas Bank,opposite Esquimalt. East Sooke. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 139 DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Esquimalt. Esquimalt Lagoon. Esquimalt Road. Four Mile House. Four-Mile Point. Glen Lake. Goldstream. Gordon Bush—Metchosin. Gorge—Victoria. Happy Valley—Metchosin. Hatley Park. Highland. Jordan Meadows. Jordan River. Langford—E. & N. Ry. Leech River. Magazine Island. Malahat District. Metchosin. Millstream—Highland District. Milne's Landing. Mine Creek, Otter District. Naval Yard—Esquimalt. New Otter Point, Otter District- Otter Point. Parsons Bridge. Pedder Bay. Pedder Inlet—Metchosin. Pike Lake—Highland District. Point No Point. Port Renfrew. Port San Juan. Quarantine Station. Race Rock's Lighthouse. Renfrew—Port Renfrew. Renfrew District. Rocky Point—Metchosin. Rose Creek. Rose Hill, near Parsons Bridge. San Juan Valley. Sherringham Point. Shirley. Sooke. Sooke Bay. Sooke Harbor. Sooke Lake. Sooke River—Otter District. oooke road. Springfield. Stewarts—Colwood. Summit Siding—Shawnigan Lake. ewitzerville. Tugwell Creek-Otter District. Victoria Arm. Victoria West. Williams' Head. Woodland. Work Point Barracks. LILLOOET DISTRICT. (East Riding.) Alkali Lake Beaver Dam-Clinton. Big Bar Creek—Big Bar. Big Bar Mountain. Bonaparte. Bridge Creek. Canal Creek—Clinton. Canoe Creek. Cayote Lake. Clinton. Crows Bar. Deadman's Creek. Dog Creek. Fifty-Nine Mile Creek. Flat Creek—Clinton. Glenhart—Clinton. Grave Creek. Hat Creek. High Bar. Lac La Hache. Lesser Dog Creek. *» Little Dog Creek. Macaulay's Point. Maiden Creek—Clinton. Meadow Lake. Mound—Clinton. Mundorf's or 20 Mile House. Rocky Springs. The Mound—Clinton. Upper Bonaparte. 20 Mile House or Mundorf's. 59 Mile House—Clinton. 70 Mile House—Clinton. 83 Mile House. 100 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 105 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 10S Mile House—Lac La Hache. Ill Mile House—Lac La Hache. 121 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 122 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 127 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 132 Mile House—Lac La Hache. 134 Mile House—Lac La Hache. (West Riding.) Black Hill—Lillooet. Blackwater. Bridge River—Gang Ranch. Cacheton—Lillooet. Cadwallader. Cayoosh Creek. Ch-Churn Creek. Empire Ranch. Empire Valley. Foster's Bar—Lillooet. Fountain. French Bar Creek. Gang Ranch. Garden Flat Creek—Lillooet. Grinder Creek. Hyde Ranch. Lillooet. Mud Creek—Chilcolin—Gang Ranch. Pascelqua—Lillooet. Pavilion. 140 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Pavilion Mountain—Pavilion. Pemberton Meadows. Pemberton Portage. Seaton Lake. St. Mary's Creek—Empire Valley. Texas Creek—Lillooet. The Fountain—Lillooet. The Grange—Pavilion. Tyanchton Bridge River. Upper Lillooet River. Ward Creek. Watson's Bar Creek—Lillooet. NANAIMO NORTH. Beaver Creek. Big Qualicum—French Creek. Departure Bay. Douglas District—West of Nanaimo. East Wellington. Englishman's River—Parksville. Errington. French Creek. Green Lake. Little Qualicum. Nanoose. Nanoose Bay. Newcastle Townsite—Nanaimo. New Wellington—Northfield. Northfield. Nor'West Bay. Parksville. Qualicum. Ross Town. South Wellington. Wellington, NANAIMO SOUTH. Alexandria Mine. Beaver. Bright District. Cedar. Chase River—Cranberry District—Nanaimo. Cowichan Gap. Cranberry—Cedar P.O. DeCourcev Island—Nanaimo or Gabriola Island P.O. Douglas District. Entrance Island—Gabriola Island. Extension Mine—7 miles east of Nanaimo, on E. & N. Ry, Gabriola Island. Hall Island. Kuper Island. Lasqueti Island. Mountain—Nanaimo. Mudge Island—Gabriola Island. Nanaimo River—Cedar. Norcliffe Island. North Cedar. Oyster Bay. Oyster Bay Siding. Oyster District:—Cedai, : .\ Oyster Harbor—Cedar Perryville, Protection Island—Nanaimo Harbor. Reid Island. Rice Island. Secretary Island. Sharp Point—Nanaimo P. O. Southfield. Starke Crossing, on E. & N. Ry., 2 miles from Nanaimo—Cranberry District. Texada Island, Thetis Island—Chemainus. Valdez Island. Van Anda. VICTORIA DISTRICT. Beaver Lake—Royal Oak. Burnside Road. Cadboro' Bay. Carey Road. Cedar Hill—Mount Tolmie. Cloverdale. Clover Point—Victoria. Collingwood. Colquitz Farm—Lake District. Cordova Bay—Lake District. Craigie Lee Farm—Gorge Road. CraigfloweT. Cross Road—S. Saanich. Doe Ridge—S. Saanich. Edmonton Road—Cedar Hill. Elk Lake—Lake District. Emory. Forge—S. Saanich. Foul Bay—Victoria. Garnham. Glanford. Gordon Head—Mount Tolmie. Gorge, The—Victoria. Hagan. Heal. James Island, P.O. Turgoose. Keating. Lake. Lake District. Lake Hill—Cedar Hill. Maywood. Millstream—Lake District. Mount Douglas—Cedar Hill. Mount Newton. Mount Pleasant—Lake District Mount Tolmie. Oak Bay. Oak Bay avenue. Oaklands—Cedar Hill, Oakvale—Cedar Hill. Pedder Bay—Metchosin. Prospect Lake. Richmond Road—Cedar Hill. Rosebank—Cedar Hill. Ross Bay. Royal Oak—Lake District. Russells—Victoria West. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUM BIA South Saanich. Saanich. Saanichton—North Saanich. Shoal Bay. Sluggett Steven. Strawberry Vale. Swan Lake—G. H. Telegraph Bay. Tennyson Road—Cloverdale. The Willows—Cadboro' Bay Road. Tolmie Estate—Saanich Road. Turgoose. Victoria Arm, Young. Wilkinson Cross Road. NORTH VICTORIA. Beaver Point. Burgoyne Bay. Central Settlement. Fulford Harbor. Galiano. Ganges Harbor. Gossip Island—Plumpers Pass. Isabella Point—Fulford Harbor. James Island—Turgoose. Jones Island. Kuper Island. Launagour—S. S. Island. Long Island—Kuper Island P.O. Mayne Island—Plumpers Pass. Moresby Island. North Saanich. North Salt Spring Island. Otter Bay—Pender Island. Parker Island—Plumpers Pass. render Island. Plumpers Pass. Portland Island—Sidney. Prevost Island—Plumpers Pass. Read Island—Kuper Island P. O. Salt Spring Island. Samuel Island—Plumpers Pass. Saturna Island. Secretary Island—Kuper Island P.O. Sidney. Sidney Island. Thetis Island—Kuper Island P.O. Tumbo Island—Plumpers Pass. Vesuvius Bay. Walkers Hook—North S. S. Island. WEST KOOTENAY. NELSON RIDING. Barnard—See Bedlington. Beaver. Bedlington. Bonnington Falls. Boundary—See Bedlington. Champion Creek. Craigtown. Crawford Bay. Crawford's Landing. Creston. Davenport. Davie. Duck Creek. Erie. Five Mile Point. Florence Grove. Fort Sheppard—Waneta. Forty-Nine Creek—Nelson. Frederickton. Goati'ell. Goat River. Greenslide. Green Slide. Hall. Hooker Creek. Kitchener. Kootenay Crossing. Kootenay Lake. Kootenay Landing. Kootenay River. Kuskonook. | Maryville—Pilot Bay. Meadows. Montgomery. M ountain—Nelson. Murphy Creek. Nelson. North Fork. Petersbury. Porto Rico Siding. Rykerts—See Bedlington. Salmo. Salmon Siding. Sanca. Sayward. Sheep Creek. Sirdar. Sproats Landing—Robson. a Sullivan Creek. Summit. Ten Mile Point Toad Mountain. Waneta. Waterloo. Ymir. SLOCAN RIDING. Ainsworth. Alamo Concentrator—Three Forks. Aylwin City—Enterprise. Argenta. Baileys. Balfour. Bear Lake. Blue Bell. Brandon—Slocan City. Cody. Coffee Creek. Columbia City. Crawford Bay. Deer Park. Del Monte. 142 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Denver Canyon Siding. Duncan City. Duucan River. Enterprise. Hendrix. Howser Lake. Kaslo. Kokanee. Kokanee Creek. Kootenay Lake. Lardo. Lemon Creek. McCormacks. McGuigan. Nashville. New Denver. Oro. Pilot Bay. Robson. Roseberry. Sandon. Shields. Silverton. Slocan City. Slocan Lake. Slocan Junction. South Fork. Sproules. Sullivan Creek. Summit. Ten Mile—Now Enterprise. Three Forks. Twelve Mile—now Vevey. Vevey. Watson. Whitewater. Woodbury Creek—Ainsworth. REVELSTOKE RIDING. Albert Canyon. Armstrong Lake. Arrowhead. Bannock Point. Big Bend. Boat Encampment. Burton. Cariboo City. Carnes Creek—Revelstoke. Glanwilliam. Comaplix. Crawford's Landing. Downie Creek. Evansport. Ferguson. Fire Valley. French Creek—Big Bend. Galena Pass. Glacier. Goldstream. Greeley. Halcyon Hot Springs. Hall's Landing. IUecillewaet La Porte. Lardeau—Now Comaplix. Lardeau Forks. Laurie. Mineral City. Nakusp. Needles—Lower Arrow Lake. Revelstoke. Rogers' Pass. Rosenheim. Ross Peak. Sholto. Selkirk. St. Leon Hot Springs. Summit Lake. Ten Mile. Tete Jeaune Cache. Thomson's Landing. Trout Creek Settlement. Trout Lake. Trout Lake City. Twin Butte. Upper Arrow Lake. Wigwam. Wilson Creek. ROSSLAND RIDING. Brooklyn. China Creek. Melville. Rita ville. Rock Creek. Rossland. Sheep Creek. Silica. Stoney Creek. Tiger Switch. Trail. West Robson. (Boundary District.) Anaconda. Boundary City—Greenwood. Boundary Creek—Greenwood. Boundary Falls. Boundary Mountain—Midway. Carson. Cascade City. Christina. Christina Lake. Columbia. Ehott. English Point. Gladstone. Grand Forks. Grand Prairie. Greenwood. Kettle River. McCuddys—Boundary, Midway. Myers Creek. New Columbia. Niagara. Phoenix. Summit Camp. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 14c DISTRICTS OF BRITISH COLUM BIA Summit—Greenwood (now Columbia). Upper Grand Forks. WESTMINSTER DISTRIST. Fraser River. DELTA RIDING. Annacis Island. Grief Point—See Myrtle Point. Myrtle Point (Delta Municipality.) Anniedale—Surrey. Bon Accord. Boundary Bay—Delta and Mud Bay. Canoe Pass—Port Guichon. Crescent Creek—Ladner. Crescent Island—Ladner. Deas Island—Delta Municipality. Delta. Gu'chon's Landing. Landers—Delta Municipality. Port Guichon. South Arm—Lulu Island—Ladner. Sunnyside. Westham Island—Delta Municipality. (Langley Municipality.) Aldergrove. Derby—Langley. East Langley—Whonnock P. O. English Bluff—Delta M'c'p'y—Langley Prairie. Fort Langley. Glenwood—Langley. Langley. Langley Prairie. Lochiel—Langley. Otter—Langley. Shortreed—See also Aldergrove. (Surrey Municipality.) Surrey Municipality. Barnston Island—Port Kells P. O. or Port Hammond. Blaine. Brownsville—Surrey. Burnside—Aldergrove. Cedar Hill—Surrey. Clayton (Serpentine)—Surrey. Cloverdale—Surrey. Clover Valley—Surrey, Douglas—Hall's Prairie, Elgin—Surrey. Ellesmere. Farr's Landing. Halls Prairie—Surrey. Hazelmere. Hazelwood—Surrey. Hjorth Landing—Parsons Channel—Sur- Kensington Prairie—Nicomekl P. O. Leeds Landing—Surrey. Liverpool—Surrey. Mud Bay—Surrey. McDonald. Nicomekl—Surrey. North Bluff—Surrey. North Surrey. Parson's Channel—Surrey. Port Kells—Surrey. Serpentine—See Clayton P.O., Surrey. Serpentine Valley. South Westminster—Brownsville. Surrey Centre. Tinehead—Surrey. White Rock—Hazlemere. CHILLIWACH RIDING. (Chilliwack Municipality.) Burton Prairie. Cheam. Chilliwhack. Elk Creek. Miller's Landing—Sumas Landing. Rosedale—Chilliwack. Sardis—Chilliwack. Sumas—Chilliwack. (Matsqui Municipality.) Abbotsford. Aldergrove. Huntingdon. Maple Grove. Matsqui—Mission. Mount Lehman. Peardon. Riverside—Mission. Wade's Landing. West Matsqui. (Sumas Municipality.) South Sumas. Upper Sumas. DEWDNEY RIDING. Copella. Morris Creek—Harrison Hot Springs. Douglas—Harrison Lake. Harrison Hot Springs Maple Grove. Mission. Mission City—See Mission. Pitt River Meadows. Port Moody. Silver Creek—Harrison Lake. Tipella. (Coquitlam Municipality.) Coquitlam. Coquitlam—Westminster Junction. Crescent Island. New Westminster Junction. Westminster Junction—Coquiltam. Dewdney Municipality.) Dewdney. Hatzic Island—Dewdney. Hatzic Prairie. Johnston's Landing—Now called Dewdney P. O. 114 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA McConnell Creek. Moffitt's Landing—Dewdney. (Kent Municipality.) Agassiz. Ferny Coombe—Agassiz. Harrison River. Ross Ranch. Loch Erroch—Agassiz. (Maple Ridge Municipality.) Hammond—Port Hammond. Haney. Keatsley. Maple Ridge. Port Hammond—Hammond. Port Haney—Haney. {Stave River—Whonnock. Webster's Corners. Whonnock. (Mission Municipality.) Hatzic. Silverdale. Ruskin. Well's Landing—Hatzic. Wade's Landing—Hatzic. (Nicomen Municipality.) De Roche. Nicomen. jNicomm Island—De Roche. Nicomen JSlough. RICHMOND RIDING. Annieville. Anvil Island—Howe Sound. Barnet. f-urnaby Lake. Burrard Inlet. Burnaby. Bowen island- Bell's Island. Buccaneer Bay—Bowen Island. Boyer Island—Bowen Island. Capilano Creek—Burrard Inlet. Central Bay. Chancellor Island. Deep Cove—North Vancouver. Deepwater Bay. Douglas Bay. Drew Harbor. Eik Bay. English Bay. Evans Bay. i_agle Harbor. Forward Harbor. Frederick Arm—Thurlow. Froek. Gibson's Landing—Howe Sound. Garry Point. GamDier island—P.O. Anvil Island. Gower Point—Gibson's Landing. Gowland Harbor. Granite Bay. Granite Fails. Green Point. Greenwood Bay. "The Grove." Hardy Island—Mouth of Jervis Inlet Hastings. Hillside—Burnaby. Howe Sound—Gibson's Landing. Humphrey Channel. Jackson Bay. Jervis Inlet. ( Keate's Island—Gibson's Landing. Lulu Lake. Lachum. Millside. Mitchell Island. Mount Pleasant North Arm—Burrard Inlet. Ne'son Island—Welcome Pass. North-West Bay—Welcome Pass. Narrows Arm—Seechelt. Point Grey—South Vancouver. Power House—Burnaby. Pender Harbor—Welcome Pass. Porpoise Bay—Seechelt. Port Neville. Phillips' Arm. Roach Point. Royal Oak—Epworth. Sapperton. Seymour Creek—Burrard Inlet. Seechelt. Simpson Creek—Howe Sound—Seecheit Sliaman. South Arm—Burrard Inlet. Squamish Valley. Squirrel Cove. Stewart's Island—Welcome Pass. Thurlow. Thunder Bay—Welcome Pass. Trail Bay. Welcome Pass. West Bay—Gambier Island. (Richmond Municipality.) Eburne—Sea Island. London's Landing—Lulu Island. Lulu Island. North Arm—Fraser River. Richmond. Richmond Island. Sea Island. Steveston—Lulu Island. Terra Nova—Lulu Island. (Burnaby Municipality.) Central Park—Yancouver. Collingwood—Central Park. (South Vancouver Municipality.) Epworth—Vancouver. South Vancouver. (North Vancouver Municipality.) North Vancouver. Moodyville. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA (Squamish Municipality.) Squamish. YALE DISTRICT. NORTH RIDING. Anderson Creek—Kamloops. Aspen Grove. Aspen Rock. Boulder Creek. Campbell Creek—Kamloops. , Canoe Creek. Chase Creek—See Shuswap. Cherry Creek. Cisco. Clan william. .ji'Zi Coldwater—Nicola. Craigellachie. Douglas Lake. Duck and Pringles—Monte Creek. Duck Lake. Duck's—Monte Creek. Eagle Pass—JSicamouse. Eagle River Valley—Sicamons. Edward's Creek—Kamloops. Emory. Fish Lake. ■ Glenemma. §l-i§-:-t - Grand Prairie. Granite City. .;--...._.;. j . Granite Creek. Griffin Lake. jiT!--_|i^ Fish Lake. Kamloops. ^S?2 Kualt. Louis Creek. Napier Lake—Nicola. Minnie Lake—See Quilchena. Monte Creek—Duck's. Morrisville—Kamloops. Nicola. Nicola Lake. Notch Hill. North Thompson River—Louis Creek. Quilchena—Nicola. Roach Creek. Rockford. Salmon Arm. Saxon's Creek. Seymour—Sicamous. Shuswap. Shuswap Lake. Sicamous. South Nicola. South Thompson (River)—See Campbell Lreek, Monte Creek and Shuswap. istump Lake—Rockford. lappen Siding. Thompson River. Tranquille. Upper Nicola. Willow Valley. -Sidley. EAST RIDING. Anarchist Mountain- Aanaconda. Beaverton. Blue Springs—Lumby. Bruce's Landing. Camp Hewitt—Lambly's Landing. Camp McKinney. Coldstream—Lumby. Copper Mountain. Creighton Valley. Deadman's Creek—Lumby. Dog Lake—Pe ticton. Enderby. Fairview. Glen Robinson. Harris Creek. Kelowna. Keremeos. Larkin. Long Lake. Lumby. Mabel Lake—Lunby. Mara. Mission Valley. Mount Ada. Okanagan Mission. Okanagan Falls. Okanagan Lake. Okanagan Landing. gjjfj^s Osoyoos. Osoyoos Lake. Otter Flat- Peachland. Penticton. Pleasant Valley—Armstrong. Priests Valley—Vernon. Princeton. Rock Creek. Salmon River—Douglas Arm. Shuswap Falls. Shuswap River—Lumby. Sidley. Similkameen—Keremeos. Siwash Creek. Trinity Valley. Trout Creek—Penticton. Twenty-Mile Creek. Vaseaux Lake. Vernon. Wade's Landing—Penticton. White Lake. White Valley—Lumby. Wirefield. (Spallumcheen Municipality.) Armstrong. Deep Creek—Hullcar. Hullcar, Lansdowne. Okauagan. Round Prairie. Spallumcheen. '&■'$>?■ Lake—Salmon GAZETTEER AND DIR IREGTOi FOE 1899 In the following section of the workthe Cities, Towns, Villages, Post- office and Mining Camps of British Columbia are'arranged in alphabetical order. A descriptive sketch is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing busi-ness therein, and the principal residents. Great care has been taken to insure correctness as well as completeness. Abbottsford. Abbottsford. ABBOTTSFORD, (See also Mount Lehman, Upper Sumas and Huntington.) A .tation on the Mission branch of the C.P.R., 7 miles from Mission Junction, 4 miles from Huntington 21notion. A money-order postoiSce; mails daily. Has telephone connection with Vancouver and New Westminster. Postmaster—Frank Munro. Archer, Frank, farmer . Authier, Louis R., farmer. Boiss, James, farmer. . Ball, John, fruit raiser. and clerk Municipalty of Matsqui. Bayes, S., blacksmith. Blair, Thomas, farmer. Blair, J. Alfred, farmer. Boley, Alonzo, farmer. Bourchier, Capt. Richard E., farmer. Campbell, Mrs. P., wid. Wm. Charles, farm. Campbell, Wm. A., farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. R. Munro, agent. Conroy, Patrick, farmer, i Leans, James, farmer. ' £0(78> Frederick, racher. Fooks, William, farmer. Fraser, Donald, farmer. Fraser, John, farmer. Fraser, William A., fanner. Frey, Andrew, farmer. Gamble, James, farmer. Gamble, Robert, farmer. Gephart, Lewis, farmer. Giphart, Lewis, farmer. Gold Queen Mining Co., Ltd., W. G. Paton, supt. Grant, Donald, farmer. Higginson, James, farmer. Higginson, Thomas, farmer. Higginson,. William, farmer. Hill-Tout, Charles, farmer. Howe, H. B. school teacher. Howells, Anthony H., farmer. Hughes, Edward, farmer. King, Rev. George, Clement Baptist Lacroix, Joseph, farmer. Logan, Henry Haslet, farmer. MacClure, John, farmer. MacLure, J., surveyor. McAdam, R.,. McCimmon, Roderick, farmer. McCrimmon, D., farmer. McCrimmon, Farquhar, farmer. McCrimmon, Roderick, farmer. McGillivray, W., fruit raiser. McGregor, John, farmer. McKay, Donald. McMillan, Donald, farmer. Mahoney Arthur, farmer. Mahoney, Jeremiah, farmer. Mathews, John, farmer. Matsqui Municipality—Reeve, Alben Hawkins, clerk, John Ball. fl 146 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Agassiz. Means, Jackson Vanburen, farmer. Miller, William. MUNRO FRANK. MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. N.W. & B.I. Telephone Co., Frank Munro, agent. Oddfellows' Hall. O'Farrell, Henry Percy, farmer. Orchard, Benjamin Franklin, farmer. Prefontaine, Ulderic, farmer. Purver, Charles E., farmer. Purver, Richard, Eli, farmer. R«d, Rev., Presbyterian minister. Roscoe, Antone, farmer. Scott, Robert John, farmer. Sim, Charles John, farmer. Squire, Capt., Mount Joy, farmer. . Sword, Colin B., stock-raiser. Thomson, Thomas J., farmer. Turner, C. T., stock raiser and dairying. Vachon, Edward, fruit raiser and farmer Williams, James, fanner. Williams, JameB C, farmer. ABERDEEN, (Poet Offlce Port Essington.)- A fishing station, seven miles above and opposite Port Essington on the northern gide of the Skaena river, in Skeena Division of the Cassiar district. Has Methodist and Episcopal churches. Nearest railway, telegraph and express offices, Vancouver, dis. 530 miles. Mails fortnightly Postmaster—Geo. S. McTavish. British Columbia Canning Co., Ltd., Windsor Cannery, Findlay, Durham & Brodie* agents, Victoria. Mouat, Tony, bookkeeper. McTavish, George Simpson, mgr. Windsor Cannery. Duncan, Robt., bathroom man. NoJble, Alex., net boss. Noble, A. C-, watchman. ADELA, A landing on the Upper Columbia river, 113 miles south of Golden, connections with Fort Steele by stage. Fairmount Springs, dis. 4 miles AGASSIZ, (including Ferny Coombe) A station on. the main line of the C.P.R., 70 miles from Vancouver, in the Yale district; has telegraph, express and postoffioe, savings bank and money order, mails daily. Stages connect with all trains, for Harrison Hot Springs, dis. 5 mile.. The Dominion government has an experimental farm here of 300 acres. situated partly in Kent Municipality. Dewd ney riding, and partly in North Yale Riding. Oddfellows' Hall seats 200. Population 1899 about 800. Postmaster, Herbert White. Agassiz, Lewis Arthur, farmer. mining recorder and collector. Agassiz, Mrs. C, land-owner. Anglican Church. Ashton, John J., school teacher. Ashton, Richard Laurence, farmer. Baker, Frank, laborer. Baker, Harry, laborer. Baker, Nelson T., fanner. Beebe, George Washington, farmer. Bella Vista Hotel, Mrs. Rebecca Probert. prop., Chas. Inkman, mgr. Bowyer. Job, sawyer. Bowyer, Job, jr., sawyer. Bowyer, Joseph, farmer. Boynton, Robert E., farmer. Burkett, Tohn, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAII-WAY 00. W. F. Hayden, agent. Calvert, Harry Lupton, farmer. Davidson, Samuel, laborer. Day, Miss, farmer. Dominion Government Experimental Farm, Thos. A. Sharpe supt Dumas, Elisee, farmer. Dumas, Zeffera, farmer. English, W. J., laborer. Fooks, Harry, farmer. and Clerk Municipality. Gibson, Erskine, A. U., fanner. Grayell, Abel, farmer. Grayell, Edward E., farmer. Green, Wm., farmer. Greyell, A., laborer. Greyell, W. J., laborer. Hall, Wm., farmer. Hamilton, Capt. Andrew, farmer. Hayden, W. F., agent C.P. Ry. Herrling, Charles A., farmer, Herrling, Gus, farmer. Herrling, John, farmer. Hicks, Thomas, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 147 Agassiz. Ainsworth. Hoffard, Celia E., general merchant. Hoffard, Swan, Gustavus, manager. Hogg, Ernest farmer. Holtby, Walter Hillary, farmer. Horst Bros., hop ranchers, Chas. Livesly manager. Horwell, Albert blacksmith. Hyder, G., laborer. Hyder, Henry, laborer. Inkman, Alphonso, clerk. Inkman, Chas., gen. store. also Ruby Creek and Hafrison Hot Springs. Jemmett, Capt. Wm. S., surveyor. Johnston, J. J., laborer. Kelly, J., laborer. Kelly. W., laborer. Kent Municipality—Reeve, John McRae; assessor, J. W. Manley; clerk, Harry Fooks. Lennon, Joseph, sec. foreman C.P.R. Limbert, IS., laborer. Livesly, Chas., mgr. for Horst Bros. Luyat, E., farmer. McDonald, Alex., laborer. McDonald, Royal E., farmer. McEwan, John, farmer. McGawley, Peter, farmer. McKay, Alexander, foreman experimental farm. McRae, Donald, Aberdeen Hotel. McRae, D. J., laborer. McRae, John, J.P.,' farmer. McRae, Margaret, prop. Aberdeen Hotel. Mackie, Wm., farmer. Maitland, Robert, farmer. and foreman Horst Brothers. Manley, J. W., farmer. Merchant, Isaac K., farmer. Moffatt, Wm fruit ranch. Moore, Wm. Swinburne, hop grower. Morrow, J. W., farmer. Murphy, Michael James, farmer. Nicholls, George, farmer. Oddfellows Hall. Pare, Edward, farmer. Passingham, Francis, farmer. Patrons of Industry, pres., Royal E. McDonald; sec'y-treas., H. L. Calvert. Probert, Evan, clerk. Probert Mrs. R., Bella Vista hotel. and livery stable. Sharpe, Thos. A., supt. govt. farm. Smith, Cecil insurance agent. Bteigenberger, Mrs., farmer. Stepney, Sir A. C, hop ranch. John Wilson, manager. Tyrer. James, laborer. vu.ce, B., butcher. Walker, William, farmer. Wesserling, W. J., laborer. West Fr.nk, farmer. Whelpton Bros. (Walter and Fred), ranchers. Whelpton, Joseph, farmer. WHITE, HERBERT, GENERAL MERCHAJVT AND POSTMASTER. AJLSO TIPEL1,A. Williamson, R., farmer. Wilson, John, farmer. manager, Sir A. C. Stepney. Wright, Cecil, farmer. AHOUSAT, A trading post on the west coasrt ol Vancouver Island. Postoffice, Clayoquot distance, 12 miles. Russell, Rev. John, Presbyterian mis- sionery. Stockhaxn & Dawley, general store. Ned Thornberg, manager. AINSWORTH, (See Also Woodbury.) A town on Kootenay Lake, West Kootenay district, 30 miles east of Nelson. 14 miles south of Kaslo, mails daily, has telegraph office. And Methodist Church. Three steamers plying between Nelson and Kaslo make landings here stopping both ways. This is an important ore Shipping point for a number of sal- large companies who are working in the vicinity. Population about 600. Postmaster, J, Henry. Hot Springs Hotel, Chas. Oleson. Ainsworth Trading Co., Ltd., gen store, F. A. Heap, mgr. Albion Mine. Anderson, Mrs. H., boarding house. Britannia M. Co., head office Ainsworth; L. Shaw, mgr., No. 1 mine and concentrator, Allan Haley, trustee. B. C. Gold Fields Co., Ltd. | G. A. Farani, manager, Nelson. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAII-WAY CO. Wm. N. Gallop, agent. Can. Pac. M. & Milling Co., Minneapolis, Minn., A. D. Westby, mgr. Clark, Daniel, prospector. Clarke, Clarence E., bookkeeper, H. Giegerich, Dellie G. & S. M. Co., S. S. Bailey, pres., Spokane. Ellen G. & S. M. Co., L. J. McAtee, manager, Spokane. 148 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ainsworth. Alberni. Gallup, W., agent C.P.R. Tel. & Dominion Express. Giegerich, Henry, general store. Clarence E. Clark, manager. branches at Kaslo and Sandon. Heap, Frank A., mining operator. Henry. John, druggist and postmaster. Highlander Mine, Maxwell Stevenson, Philadelphia, owner. Highland Mine, Brighton, Dryden & Carter, prop. Howarth, Robert French, butcher. Jeff Davis M. Co., Wm. Alperson mgr. King, Grant, prop., McKinnon house. King Solomon Cons. Mining Co., Ltd., (foreign) Dr. Wingate, pres., Spokane. Lendrum, Thos. J., mining Laurier G. & S. M. Co., Chas. R. Con- ners, pres., Spokane. MacLellan, Margaret, Anglo American Hotel. MacLellan, Wm. A., Macleod G. & S. M. Co., Ltd., Madden, James, prop. Madden House. McGarvev, John, trucking and freighter. McKinnon House, Grant King, prop. Methodist church, Rev. New Jerusalem Mining Co., Ltd., F. J. McCallum, mgr. Olson, C, hotel. Skyline Mine, A. W. McCune, prop. Smith, John W., Prov. constable and notary public. Strobeck, D. F., mining operator and hroker. Stalberg, A., assayer. Stevenson, Maxwell, jr., mgr. Highlander Mine. Tariff mine, Braden Bros., prop., Frank A. Heap, Lessee Taylor Air Compressor Co. Trevor, Richard D. Truswell, Miss, school teacher. Wheeler, A. D., mining operator. ALAMO CONCENTRATOR. A siding on the Nakusp & Slocan "branch of the C.P.R., 36 miles from Nakusp; 1 mile west of Three Forks, has a concentrator; postoffice, Three Forks. Postmaster, J. C. Pollock. Ahler, P. D., surveyor and assayer. Branaman, Fred, mine foreman. Becker, A. J. 1 Roe, R. C, tramway foreman. Hunter, Wm. & Co., Ltd., general store, branch of Silverton. IDAHO MINES, GEO. W. HUGHES, Manager. CHAS. J. LOEWEN, Accountant. Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., Idaho Mines, agents. Lawford, Lindsay Crompton Queen Bess Proprietary, Ltd., G. Noel Brown, manager. Rowe, R. C., concentrator foreman. ALBERNI, See also Beaver Creek.) A money- order postoffice and settlement, at the head of Barkley Sound, Alberni district. Mails twice weekly. Nearest express and rail way sation, Nanaimo, dis. 54 miles. Alberni is a valley probably 25 iniUs long by 10 wide. It is situated pretty near the centre of the Island, 35 miles north from Cape Beal lighthouse, at mouth of Barkley Sound. The water is navigable for the largest vessels right into the settlement Distance 110 miles from Victoria, by steamer. There is also a wagon road connecting Nanaimo, hy which the mails are •brought. Alberni is a good ^etU*- ment. Farming is the principal Industry. Timber and coal, also gold and silver quartz have been found, j and no doubt this will be an important place in the future. A saw mill is located here, capacity 1,000 M per day. Has Presbyterian and Catholie churches and two public schools. Has telegraph office Postmaster, Mrs. Agnes Erickson. Alberni Consolidate M. Co., Ltd. I Henry Saunders, sec, Vic. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. S. Asquith. Best, John, farmer. Bird, George H., engineer. Brarid, Frederick, farmer. British Columbia and New Fields Gold Fields Corporation Ltd., owners of Alberni Consolidated mines. Carman, Hugh, laborer. Clarke, Daniel, farmer. Coleman, Ephriam, farmer and blacr smith. Coleman, James W., farmer. Compton, George, farmer. Cox, Charles A., constable. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 149 Alberni. Davis, Robert John, farmer. Davis, Robert John, farm laborw. DeBeaux, M., general store. DeBeaux, Robert. Drinkwater, George, farmer. Drinkwater, farmer. Pinkerton, James Howard, prospector. Drinkwater, James, farmer. Drinkwater, John, farmer. Drinkwater, Joesph, farmer. Elton, Ralph Frederick, farmer. ERICKSOX, MRS. AGNES, POSTMASTER. Faber, Alfred, Dennis, civil engineer and farmer. Fitzgerald (Harry) & Paunt (Thomas R.), livery. Fletcher, Thomas, Govt, agent, gold commissioner and mining recorder. Folwell, Edgar D., farmer. Forrest, George, carpenter. Fox, Tom Lane, accountant. Franks, Bernard. Franks, Leonard, general merchant Garrard, Edward Burdette, farmer, Garrard, Frank Charles. . Garrard, Wm. Burdette, miner. Gill, Edmund L., farmer. Govt. Telegraph office. Ghas. Talbot Haslam, agent. Greive. Thos., farmer. Guillod, Harry, Indian agent. Halpenny, Herman William, fanner. Halpenny, Joseph G., portable sawmill and farmer. Hansen, Henry, miner. Haslam, P. A., J.P. Haslam, Charles Talbot, farmer and telegraph operator. Heath, Albert William, furniture, unte*- taker and carriagemaker. Hills, Henry, farmer. Hills, James, farmer. Howith, B. J. J., school teacher. HUFF, GEORGE ALBERT, Johnston, J. B., baker. Kmg, James, farmer. King, John, carpenter. Kirkpatrick, Tom, blacksmith. La Belle, A., of Sareault Bros. Leeson, William, farmer. Lindsay, R. Wm., miner. JLaw, Harry S., general merchant McBean, Robert, hotel, China Creek. McFarlane, Neil, miner. MeKenzie, Hector,, farmer; McKm ey, R., bartender. Su5la?' Frank. miner. AJcNeil, James, miner. m ler, Frederick William, farmer, atulhearn, Edward, farmer. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, -Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Moore, Edward, farmer. Neill, Allan W., farmer. Nicholas, Peter, farmer. Nicholas, William, farmer. Norris, Arthur, farmer. Parkinson, R., boot and shoe dealer. Patterson, Thomas, light-house-keeper, Cape Beale. Plaunt, Thomas R., of Fitzergald & Plaunt Porrit, Wright, farmer. Powell, James, laborer. Pybus, John Alfred, physician. Redford, James, butcher and farmer. Redford, John, farmer. Reeve, Alfred, retire engineer R.N.R. Reeve, Albert Edward, farmer and notary public. Reeve, Claude Leslie, farmer. Ringland, Jack, farmer. Sareault, Augustus, of S. Bros. Serault Bros. (Augustas B. Serault and A. La Belle) hotel. Saunders, E. J. & Co., general merchants also Victoria. Shaw, Malcolm, farmer. Shorts, —., miner. Smith, Andrew Lindsay, clerk Government office. Smith, Rev. George, retired, Presbyterian. Smith, George Archibald, civil engineer. Soil, Christian, bricklayer. Spencer, Geo. Alexander, carpenter and farmer. Spencer, N., carpenter. Stoddard, Wm., farmer. Taylor, Charles, farmer. Taylor, Rev. E. G. Taylor, Rev. Charles. Thompson, James Baine, assayer. Thomson, James, general store. and furniture. Thompson, John, clerk. Thomson, Wm., farmer. 150 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Albert Canon. Alert Bay. Tubman, John Benjamin, laborer. Ward .Mathew A., hotelkeeper. Waterhouse, Arthur Edward, wharf and warehouse, and customs officer. Watson, Alfred, Marchmount, physician. Watts, Walter, laborer. Wells, Stephen, farmer. Williams, Edward, farmer. Wood, Robert Hamilton, contractor. Woodward, Ernest, farmer. Woodward, Henry, farmer. ALBERT CANON. A station on the main line of the C. P.R. in the West Kootenay district, 400 miles east of Vancouver; has a telegraph office. Several rich mines have been taken up in the vicinity. All trains stop here 5 minutes, to give the passengers a view of the canyon. Postmaster, Charles Carlson. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. L. J. Edwards, operator. Carlson, Charles, general merchant and postmaster. Forrest, S. E. & Co., general merchant. . Gold Fields of B.C., Ltd., Thomas Graham local mgr., H. Perry Lake mining engineer, Otto Abling consulting engineer. Branch office, Thurlow Island. The Tangier Mine, Ltd. The Waverley Mine, Ltd. Graham, Thomas, local mgr. Gold Fields of B. C, Ltd., Waverley Mine and Tangier Mine. Lake, H. Perry, mining engineer, Gold- fields of B.C., Ltd. Leak, S. Perry, miming eofiineer. Skogstrom, John H., Springs Hotel. ALBERT HEAD, Near Metchosin, formerly the Dominion quarantine station; distance from Victoria 10 miles by road, 5 by water. 4LDERGROVE, (See also Langley and Langley Prairie.) A post settlement in Langley and Matsqui Municipalities, district of New Westminster, on the New Westminster and Yale wagon road, 23 miles from New Westmin ster; a money order postoffice. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offices, Abbotsford, dis. 8 miles; steamboat landing, McLennan's, dis. 7 miles. It has Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist churches and public schools. Farming is the main industry. Has telephone connection with Vancouver. Postmaster, P. Jackman, Jr. Balue, Edwin, farmer. Baines, Edward. Barrett, Walter, farmer. Brusky, George, farmer. Calder, Andrew. Calder, Duncan, farmer. Carmichael, Alexander F., farmer. Carmichael, Dongald, farmer. Clark, Edward, farmer. Clark, William, farmer. Cottell, Wm. Trwyn, farmer. Currie, Hugh G., farmer. Dingle, Richard G. Dingle, Walter. Dingle, Wm. Herbert, farmer. Gledhill, W. H., farmer. Goldsmith, Arthur, farmer. Goldsmith, A. F., J.P., fanner. Gossell, Julius, farmer Greer, Thomas W., farmer. Grooves-, William, farmer. Hicks, John, farmer. Hicks, Simeon, farmer. Jackman, Lur Philip, farmer. JACKMAN, PHILIP, Jr., POSTMASTER. Leaf, Henry, farmer. Leaf, James, farmer. Lefeuvre, George Wm., farmer. Le Felivre, John, farmer. Lehman, Joseph, farmer. Lehman, Victor, farmer. Lindseth, A., farmer. Lindseth, Bert, farme. Manning, David, farmer. McConnell, Alexander, farmer. McDonald, James, farmer. Macey. John F. Monahan, Martin, farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., R. Shorfjl reed, agent. Nicholl, Robert Kennedy, farmer. Robb, Richard, farmer. Ross, Philip, farmer. Sherlock, Joseph, farmer. Shortreed, Thomas, farmer. Sinclair, Duncan, farmer. Sinclair, Malcolm, farmer. Smith, George, farmer. Turner, Geo. D., teacher Aldergrove Public School. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 131 Alert Bay. Vanmatta, William Henry, collector of customs, farmer. 1 Waddell, Joseph, farmer. Waddell. Stephen. Woods, Johnston, farmer. ALERT BAY, (See also Kingcome Inlet.) A postoffice on Cormorant Island. Mails semi-monthly. It is a convenient stopping place for vessels to and from the northern ports of British Columbia. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offices, .Nanaimo, dis. 165 miles; Victoria, 231 miles. Its principal industry is mon canning. Has church. England mission. Postmaster—Stephen A. Spencer. A lert Bay Canning Co., cannery and general store, S. A. Spencer mgr.,. Thomas Earle agent. Alert Bay Saw Mill and general store, Church Misisonary Society. Beeching, Miss Edith Grace, matron Indian Girls' Home. Bird, Rev. Edwin Ablett, C. M. S. Indian Missionary. Bucknall, Robert, ' bookkeeper, Alert Bay Cannery. Carleton, Miss Christine, C. M. S. Missionary and nurse. Camano G., farmer. Cook, Stephen, clerk A. B. saw mill. Corker, Rev. Arthur William, missionary. Hall, Rev. Alfred James, Anglican. Halliday, Wm. May, mgr. C. M. S. saw mill. Hawkins, George Gustavus, rancher, Cormorant Island. Indian Industrial School, Rev. Arthur Wm. Parker, principal. Johnson, Alfred Edward, carpenter and miner. Cracroft Island. Kerr, J., logger. McCrimmon, Kenneth, farmer, Harbledown Island. Mallory, Henry, blacksmith. Mathers, Adam, jr., farmer. Mathers, Adam, farmer. Mathers, John Shaw .farmer. Mathers, Wm. Henry, farmer May, William Delehant, farmer. Uiney, Silas F., farmer, Cracroft Island. uuniston, George, saw mill, Cracroft Island. Pidcock, Reginald H., Indian agent. ros Quathiaska Cove, Valdez Island. Wuaaros, Joseph, general store, Village island. SPENCER, STEPHEN A., POSTMASTER. manager. Alert Bay Canning Co. Theimer, J., logger. Woolacott, Philip, Prov. constable. ALEXANDRIA, 1 . A county postoffice on the Oariboo wagon road, in William Lake division, of the Cariboo district, 35 miles from Quesnelle; nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. 18-1 miles; telegraph and express offices, Soda Creek, dis. 20 miles. Mails twice a week. Banking town, Kamloops, dis. 220 miles. Steamboat landing on Fraser River, dis. 1 mile. It is reached by weekly stage or Fraser River steamers. Has Roman Catholic church. Farming and stock raising form the principal industries. There are also hydraulic claims worked by Chinese. Postmaster, Alexander D. Mclnnes. Anders, William Johnson, hotel and farmer. Bohannan, Samuel H., farmer. Boucher, Charles, laborer. Boucher, Cassimer, laborer. Broughton, George, laborer. Cusson (Louis) & Desermean (Peter), ranchers. Hodson (John) & Middleton (Robt.) farmers. Macken, John, farmer. Mclnnes, Alexander D., J.P., hotel and farmer and postmaster. Mclnnes, Alexander P., rancher. Mclnnes, John James, laborer. McLean, Robert, farmer. McLen, Charles, laborer. Middleton. Robert, of Hodson & M. Moffat, Henry, farmer. Moffatt, Charles, teamster. Moffatt, John Andrew, laborer. Moffat, William, laborer. Oleson, Andrew, farmer. Twan, John Sandford, harnessmaker and teamster. Webster, William, general store and farmer. ALEXANDRIA MINE. (P.O. Nanaimo.) situated on E. & N Ry., 6 miles South of Nanaimo. 152 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Alkali Lake. Anderson Creek. Hi Alexandria Mine, R. Dunsmuir & Sons, props., John Dick, supt. ALEXIS GREEK, (see also Hanceville and Talta Lake.) A post settlement 90 miles from Soda Creek and 20 miles from Hanceville. Mails weekly. Postmaster, Alex. Grahame. Baliff, Hugh P. L., farmer. Bidwell, Richard J., rancher. Copeland, William, rancher. Copeland, Frederick C, rancher. . Crowhurst, Charles. Elkins, Ed., rancher. Elkins, Lewis Grant. Elliott, Rawdon, rancher. Franklin, Benjamin, rancher. Grahame, Alexander, rancher and postmaster. Henderson (James) & Ross (R.) ranchers. Hewer. Frank Algernon, farmer. Lee, Edward P., general store and rancher. Newton. Reginald Fitznigel, rancher. Pyper. Robert, Prov. mounted constable. Scott, John, trapper and rancher. Simister, John, trader. Penzine Lake.. Troughton, Francis Thomas, rancher, and physician. Young, Thomas, Rawley, rancher. ALKALI LAKE, (See also Dog Creek.) A postoffice in the Lillooet district, 90 miles northeast from Clinton. Nearest telegraph office Clinton. Stock raising is the principal industry. Postmaster, J. Bowe. Boitano, Lawrence Augustine, rancher. Bowe, John, farmer. Bowe, Henry Otto, rancher. Bowe, Herman Otto, rancher. Bowe, William, general store. Eagle, Basil L., laborer. Kirkpatrick, James, blacksmith. Lee, Charles Alfred, laborer. Mandada, Steve, rancher. Meason, Malcolm L., farmer. Meason, Wm. Lang. Moore, John E., rancher. Rosette, Paul, farmer. Wright, William H., rancher and carpenter. ALWYN CITY, (see Enterprise.) A new townsite near the Enterprise mine six miles east of Slocan Lake, from Enterprise Landing. Alwyn, George, hotel. Parris, E. & Co., general store, branch of Slocan City. Fleshmann, Lukov & Mighton, town- site owners. Koch, Wm., C.E., saw mill. ANACONDA, A mining camp in the Boundary district, one mile south of Greenwood, on Canadian Pacific Railway. (See also Greenwood.) Population, 1899, 300, Postmaster—Lawrence A. Smith. BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER COMPANY, LIMITED, HEAD OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY, MOTHER LODE MINE. FREDERICK KEFFER, M.E., MGR. Carlin, Samuel, boarding house. Cropley, Hugh R., real estate operator, Cunningham, Andrew, real estate and builder. Garland & Co., Townsite Agents, T. A. Garland, mgr. Hickey, Pat, livery stalble. Hooper, Chas. S., real estate operator. Humphrey. Thos., mine owner. Johns, Henry, supt. Mother Lode. Kay, Mark, contractor. Keffer, Fred, mine manager and assayer. Land, John W., mine owner. McLeod, Wm., rancher and sheep dealer. Number Seven Mine, Frederick Keffer, trustee. Rankin, George, blacksmith. Roach, Sidney Herbert, enyineer compressor Mother Lode. Smith. L. A., general «torc. Smith (Peter C.) & Bradshaw (Thos.)> laundry. Snodgrass, Joseph, Palace Hotel. Tillman. A. R., saw mill. Th oil, Nicholas, hotel keeper. Wilbur, H. H., contractor. Wilbur, James W., brickyard. Wilson, A. M., mining and real estatt j operator. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 153 Anvill Island. Armstrong. ANDERSON CREEK, (P. O. Kamloops.) A ranching settlement in the Yale district; Kamloops, dis. 12 miles. Cardew, Harold W., rancher. Greenwood, Geo., rancher. Hull, J. R. & Co., cattle dealers and ranchers, also Kamloops. Humphrey, Fred'k, rancher. Humphrey, J., rancher. Humphrey, Thomas Charles, rancher. I Johnson, Wm., rancher. McConnell, Archibald, rancher. McLaurin, E. P., real estate operator. McLeod. Murdock Daniel, Aanaconda Hotel. Menenta u, August, rancher. Newman, James, mgr. for Hull Bros. Parks, —., rancher. Routier, A. V., cowboy. Thomas, Thomas, sheep herder. ANNIEVILLE, A fishing station on the Fraser river, distant from New Westminster 1 mile in Delta municipality. Anglo, B. C. Packing Co., Ltd., British Columbia Cannery. Praser River Industrial Soc'y, Ld., salmon packers. A. G. Macfarlane, agent, New Westminster. ANTLER CREEK, A mining camp in the Barkerville division of the Cariboo district. Post- office and' telegraph, Barkerville. distance 6 miles. ANVIL ISLAND, includes Gambier Island. (See also Bowen Island- and Gibson's Landing.) A settlement on Howe Sound 22% miles from Vancouver. Mails weekly. Postmaster, Thos. J. Keeling. Armstrong John, William, farmer. Davies, Arthur Robert, farmer, Gambler Island. Engleman, George, farmer, schooner ■fcLarber, Engleman, A., farmer. -tvallahne, Robert, farmer. Freg©o If <|@e!-!_-@ Foii-rter. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Keeling, Frederick, farmer KEELING, THOMAS J., Sen., POSTMASTER. Keeling, Thomas, jr., farmer. Keeling, Shirley, farmer. Madison, Steve. Pearcey, William Palmer, boat builder. Sisson, John Thomas, logger, Gambier Island. Tait, W. L., shingle mill, Gambier Island. ARGENTA (P. O. Kaslo.) A mining town at the head of Kootenay lake, 25. miles north of Kaslo in the Duncan river country. A railway is contemplated from Argenrn to the foot of Duncan or Howser Lake, dis. 10 miles by the Kaslo and Slocan Railway Co. Bell, Wm. Henry, McLeod Hotel. ARMSTRONG, • (See also Spallumcheen.) A station and money order post- office on the Shuswap & Okanagan branch of the C.P.R., 32 miles from Sicamous Junction and Vernon 14 miles, has telegraph office. It is the centre of a rich agricultural district and has a 100-bbl. co-operative roller process flour mill. Saw mill. Methodist, Presbyterian and Anglican churches. Postmaster, James Milton Wright. 154 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Armstrong. Armstrong. Addison, Charles, harness and shoemaker. Anderson, Alfred W., rancher. Barrett, William, farmer. Becker, Chas. Jay, mgr. Flour Mills Co., Ltd. Bowell, Robert, farmer. Brown, John D., blacksmith. Buker, Wellington, engineer saw mill. Burnet Edwin Ruthwin, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Geo. E. Lorimer, agent. Cargill, Edward C, of Wood, Cargill & Co., res. Vancouver, B.C. Christian, John, farmer. Christian, Joseph, farmer. Clarke, W., butcher. Oouglan, Daniel, teamster. Oonnel, John, farmer. Crawford, Alexander, farmer and carpenter. Crozier, Charles Tober, farmer. Cummings, Capt. Duncan George, farmer. Daniels, R., engineer, saw mill. D'Eath, Walter L., farmer. Dockstader, John Henry, farmer. Ehm ke, Henry, farmer. Evans, Albert, farmer. Fletcher, Thomas W., builder. Ford Aaron, farmer. Fraser, Henry, farmer and teacher. Fulton, T. B., farmer. Glanzer, John, farmer. Graham, Donald, J.P., farmer. Grant, Arthur K., farmer. Grinton, J., farmer. Gunson, Charles, gentleman. Hallam, William, farmer. Hamill, John, J.P., manager Wood, Cargill & Co., Ltd. Harding, Henry, farmer. Hardy, T., of H., Wright & Co. • Hardy, Wright & Co., general merchants Hawuins Bros., butchers and pork packers. Heathcote, Frederick, farmer. Hill, Amos, laborer. Hill, Mark, farmer. Hill, Rowland, farmer. Hodson, John, farmer. Holtby, George, carpenter. Holtby, William, miller. Hunter, John farmer. Hutchinson, J. & Co., groceries, flour and feed, also Revelstoke. Ireland, Wm. Henry, carpenter and builder, furniture and undertaking. Jones, Robert, farmer. Joyce, Cyril, farmer. Keyes, Hugh. h«*el keeper. Kirk, Sarah, bakery and restaurant. Laur, Jacob, farmer. Leduc, Thomas, farmer. Levar, Moses, farmer. Lorimer, George Edgar, agen C.P. Ry, and farmer. McDonald, Joshiah, carpenter. McDonald, Myles, farmer. McGee, R. E. C, laborer. McNair, William, farmer. McPherson, Osborne, school teacher, MacLeod, Rev. T. Geo., Presbyterian. Meaghan, William, J., farmer. Montgomery, James, farmer. Morgan, A. E., clerk. Mulraney, Patrick, farmer. Murray, George, butcher. Norris, Silas, farmer. Okanagan Flour Mill Co., Ltd., Donald. Graham, pres.; C. J. Becker, miller. Frank C. Wolfenden, secretary. and manager. O'Leary, Wm., miller. O'Mahoney, J., livery stable. Page, George, farmer Patten, Charles Joseph, farmer. Patten, Levi W., miller. Patten, Edward William, sawyer. Patchett, George, farmer. Pelly, Richard Stewart, C.E., and sur1- veyor. Poole, John, farmer. Rankin, W., laborer. Reid, Samuel, farmer. Rush, George, farmer. Schneider, J. Henry, blacksmith. Schubert, Augustus, farmer. Schubert, .Augustus, jr., farmer. Schubert, Charles T., farmer. Sheill, James, farmer. Spallumcheen Municipality, James M. Wright, collector. Thos L. Due, reeve, R. S. Pelly, clerk. Stovell, William, carpenter. Swanson, Henry, farmer. Taylor, Adam, farmer. Thompson, John, sr., farmer. Thompson, John, jr., farmer Tilton, Cyrus C, farmer. Walton, H., livery stable. Walton, L. C, livery stable. Will, John, farmer. Wolfenden. Francis Cooley, sec. Oka- wagan Flour Mill Co., Ltd. Wood, Hugh, gentleman. Wood, Cargill Co., Ltd., general merchants and saw mill, John Hamill sec. and manager. Wright, David Arman, farmer. WRIGHT, JAMES MILTON. POSTMASTER Wright, J. M., of Hardy, W., & Co. Young, Franklin B., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 155 ASHCROFT. ARROWHEAD, At the north end of the. Upper Arrow Lake, 28 miles south of Revelstoke, the Arrow Lake branch of the C.P. R. make connections here with the C. P- R. Une of steamers for Robson. Has post office, telegraph Express office. Steamer Lardeau makes trips daily to Thompson's Landing 10 miles, the point from which the Lardeau mining district is entered. Postmaster, G. T. Newman. Arrowhead Saw and Planing Mills, Ltd., mills across Arm of Arrow Lake. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Joseph McCreery, agent. Foley, Jeremiah J., hotelkeeper. Graham, John Henry, operator C.P.R. Johnston, R. L., grocer and butcher. Kerr, Edward J., hotelkeeper. I AKE VIEW HOTEL, ^~ J. J. FOLEY, PROPRIETOR. McCreery, James, agent C.P.R. IEWMAN, GEO. THOMAS, MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. Str. Lardeau, Kootenay Lumber Co., ^ owners, Alex. Seaton master. Steamer Columbia —J. Dougal, captain; J. F. Walters, chief engineer. Steamer Kootenay—T. F. McKechnie, chief engineer. Steamer Lytton—A. Forslaund, captain; Geo. Graham, purser; J. G. Cameron, chief engineer. Steamer Minto—W. P.. Short, captain; J. E. Jeffcott, chief engineer; F. E. Lyon- Jiais, purser. Steamer Rossland—John C. Core, captain; John Fyfe, chief engineer; J. H. Taylor, purser. Trussler, B., switchman C.P.R. ASHBOURN, (See Vevey.) ASHCROFT, An important town on the main line of the C.P.R., 203 miles east of Vancouver, in Yale district. Mails daily: money order and savings hank, post- office, telegraph and Dom. and B. C. express offices. It is the forwarding point to Cariboo mines. Stage leaves for Clinton, connecting with stage for Cariboo. Ashcroft is a customs output of New Westminster and has Anglican, Methodist and Presbyterian churches also weekly newspaper. The water works system gives supply for domestic uses, fire protection and .negation of the flat surrounding the town, besides driving electric light and power plant. The Ashcroft, Water, Electric and Improvement Co.'h works comprise a 75 Kilowat dynamo, 3 phase, at- ternating system, driven by double turbine wheels, with 43 foot-head on the Bonaparte River, four miles from Ashcroft. The waterworks supply comes from two tanks, having a capacity of 100,000 gallons. To these at height' of 250 feet, the supply is . pumped by electricity. Pressure 70 lbs. The company also irrigate a considerable portion of the Bonaparte Valley, and contemplate erecting a steam power saw mill of 25,000 ' feet capacity per day. Population, 1899, 600. Postmaster, James Charles Shields. Abernethy, Miss May, dressmaker F. W. Foster. Archer, Samuel, shoemaker. Armstrong, Angus, watchman C.P.R. Ashcroft (The) Drug Co., Sibree Clarke, M.D.. mgr. Ashcroft Gold Mining Co., Ltd., F. S. Charles A. Sherr, agent. Mine, Hydraulic at Keepers. SHCROFT HOTEL, WILLIAM LYNE, PROPRIETOR. JAMES O. HADDOCK, Manager, Ashcroft Mining & Prospecting Syndicate; H. C. Rayson, pres.; A. L. Clements, vice-pres. and H. L. Roberts, secy. Ashcroft Trading Co., (Chas. B. Deans, Walter Shaw and Stanley T. Creel- man), general store. Ashcroft Water, Electric and Improvement Co., Peter Ryan, chairman; Jas. Chas. Stuart Shields, sec'y-treas.; John Shields, manager. Waterworks, electric light and saw mill. Ashton, Robert N., waiter. Atkins, Roderick, tinner. Bailey, George Nelson, clerk H.B. & Co. Bailey, Marcus, clerk H. B. & Co. 156 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA ASHCROFT. Bailey, W. B. & Co., storage and forwarding agents. BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, J. CRAN, MANAGER. Barnes, James, rancher. Barnes, John Christopher, rancher. Beddard, Joseph, farmer. Blair, George I., rancher. Bose, William H., farmer. Brash, Wm., bartender. Bremner, Ross, asst. postmaster. British-American Gold Mining and Trading Co., W. H. Moore, agent. IQRITJSH COLUMBIA MINING JOURNAL, DR. FRANK S. REYNOLDS, PUB. B. C. Development Co., mine owners, on Bonaparte, J. R. Mitchell, supt. • Bremner, John Alex., sec-treas B. C. Express Co., Ltd. British Columbia Express Co.. James B. Leighton, supt, John Alex. Bremner sec-treas., David W. Rowlands, local agent. Brown, E. W.. rancher. Bryson, John Bates, of Smith & Bry- son. Bryson, Melville, blacksmith for S. & Bryson. Burr, Joseph William, Prov. constable and collector. Bushell, George, barber shop. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. A. L. Clements, agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC. RY TELEGRAPH Charles A. Sherr, agent. Cargile, Henry, miner. Cargile House, Fred H. Nelson, prop. Oariboo Exchange Hotel, Gus E. Johnson, prop. Carson, James McArthur, rancher. Case, Frank H., compositor and joiner. Clarke, Sibree, physician. ' Clauson (Andrew) & Pinnell (Howard), painters. Clements, Archibald Leroy, agent, C. P. Ry. Clements, John B., clerk F. W. Foster. Clements, J. H., drugs and stationery. Collins, J. G., capitalist. Consolidated Mining and Trading Co., Ltd., Dennis Murphy, attorney. Cornwall, Hon. Clement F., G. C. Judge and rancher. County Court, Joseph Wm. Burr, deputy registrar; Hon. C. F. Cornwall, C.C., judge. Creelman, Stanley Torrent, private sec. S. Tingley. Croston, Thos. B., freight checker C.P.R. Crozier, William, farm laborer. Customs, outport Wesminater, Justice Edward Knight, sub-collector. Dale, James. Deans, Chas. B„ of Ashcroft Trading Co. DeKeyser-Verbiest, Michael, miner. DeKeyser, N., watchmaker, etc. Dexter, Arthur & Son (Arthur, jr.), plasterers' and brickmasoHH. Doat, Claude Rodolph, of Ashcroft W. E. & Imp. Co. Dorrell, Rev. Alfred Anstey, Anglican. Dumond. Mark, hardware, etc., also Lillooet. Eastwood. R. James, bartender Cariboo . Exchange. -Evans, Oliver Hixon, farmer. Fearn, Walter, contractor. ROSTER, FREDERICK WILLIAM GENERAL MERCHANT AND FORWARDER. HERBERT L. ROBERTS, Manager ALSO CLINTON. Gibson, Charles Henry, butcher. Gillard, James Henry, teller Bank of B. N.A. Glassey, John, overseer John Wilson. Glencross, J. E., upholsterer. Glencross, W. J., miner. Gordon, R. G., school teacher. Goss, James, rancher. Graham, Rufus, cook. Haddock, Charles, teamster. Haddock, James, On, mgr, Ashcroft Hotel. Hall, Alex. B., clerk C.P.R. Hallyoak, John, bakery. Hamilton, James, W., acting manager Bank of British North America. Hamilton, Thomas M., bookkeeper. Hantier, Lulu V., stage-driver. Harvey, Bailey & Co., gen. store. Harvey, Henry W., of H. B. & Co. Harvey, Oliver, of Harvey, Bailey & Oo. & W. B. Bailey & Co. Hastie, W. T., clerk F. W. Foster. Hawthorne, John, carpenter. Hawthorne, Robert, carpenter. Hawthorne, Watt, stableman B.C. Bx, Co. Hawthorne, William, carpenter. H ENDERSON STUART, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 15T ASHCROFT. Trim (Henry) & Haddock (Arthur) livery stable and dealers in hay and grain. Johnson, Gus E., prop. Cariboo Exchange Hotel. Johnson, G., carpenter and builder. Kinder (Frederick Handel) & Morgan (Wm. C), painters and decorators. Kirkpatrick, Thos. G., rancher and miner ' Knappet, George, restaurant. Knight, Ebenezer B., supt. power house. Knight, Justice E., sub-collector of customs. Laidley, Rev. Robert Burton, Methodist. Land, Charles, bridge carpenter C.P.R. Langley, Walter, rancher, Basque ranch. Lehman, Isaac, J.P., blacksmith, wagon- maker and rancher. Leighton, James B., mgr. B. C. Express Co., and rancher, Savonas. Lennon, Joseph, sac. foreman. Lightning Creek Gold, Gravels and Drainage Co., Ltd., Hon. James Reid, pres.; C. H. Unverzagt, vice-pres.; Harrison W. Moore, sec'y and supt., Cottonwood, B.C. Linnehan, John, teamster. 1 YNE, WILLIAM, PROPRIETOR Is ASHCROFT HOTEL. McCosh,- Thos., merchant tailor. McDonald, Roderick, gen. foreman Waterworks. McHaffie, H. J., night operator C.P.R. McKay Saddlery & Harness Co., L. Mc Kay, mgr. McDonald, Alex, farmer, Hat Creek. McDonald, Roy McMillan, Thomas, section foreman C. P. R. Menzies, John, general merchant. Methodist Church, Rev. Robt. B. Laidley. Minty, Alex. C, stage-driver. Moore, W. H., agent B. A. Gold M. & Trading Co., of Baltimore. Muir, Rev. J., Presbyterian. Munroe, Gilbert, watchman C.P.R. URPHY, DENNIS, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. M Murphy, George, teamster. Neiss, Harry, stage-driver. Nelson, Fred H, prop. Cargile House. Nesbitt, Robert J., rancher. Parke, Henry Farquharson, farmer. Peterson, John, farmer, Venable Valley. Pocock, Thomas,' farmer, Hat Creek. Prell, E. J., barber. ___. , Prentice, J. D., M.P.P., gen. mgr. Western Canadian Ranching Co., Ltd. Presbyterian Church. Rev, J. Muir. -. , , Public School, R. G. Gordon, principal. ^Hi^^S ^HH_MlrtnHl BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Ramos, Chas., mining engineer. •Rayson, H. C. & Co. (Herbert Chas. Rayson and Claude Rodolph), freighters. Reynolds, Ethel I., accountant Mining Journal. Reynolds, Frank L., compostor Journal. Reynolds, Dr. Frank Stewart, edtor and . prop. B. C. Mining Journal. Roberts, Herbert Lewellyn, manager, F.-W. Foster. Robertson, Chas., shoemaker. Robertson, James W., sec. foreman 0. P. R. Rowlands, David Wm., local agent B. C. Express Co. Sewell, Thomas, bridge foreman C.P.R. Shaw, Walter, of Ashcroft Trading Co. Sherr. Chas. A., agent C.P.R. Telegraph. Shields, Alex, supt. A. W. Works. Shields, James Charles, postmaster, and secretary, Ashcroft W. E. & I. Co. Shields, John, mgr. Ashcroft Waterworks and Electric light. Smith & Bryson, blacksmiths. Smith, John, rancher. Smith, John Chambers, of Smith & Bryson. Spears, Samuel, farmer, Hat Creek. Stanley, John, rancher. Steadman, Mrs. Kate, wid. Albert B., confectionery. Stewart, Matthew P., flour and feed. Stoddard, Robert, carpenter. Stoddard, Wm., carpenter and builder. Stott, James, free miner. Strout, Washington Irving, freighter. Stuart, George, saddler. Swall, Wm., hartender Cariboo Exchange. Tetlock, Gilbert, 2nd engineer Elec Light Thompson. Wm., sec. foreman C.P.R. Tingley, Stephen, capitalist. Trim, Henry, jr., of Trim & Haddock. Higginbothom, Wm., carpenter, and contractor. 158 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Ashcroft. Atlin. Trodden, Richard, Govt, road foreman. Van Alestyne, A. S., bookkeeper. Ward, George, clerk F. W. Foster. Ward, Miss Annie B., milliner, F. W-. Foster. Webb, Francis, Justice of the Peace. Western Canadian Ranching Co., Ltd., J. D. Prentice, gen. mgr., near Cache Creek. Williams, J. R., M. D. Wilson, John, rancher, 8 Mile Creek. Wyness, John, clerk, Ashcroft hotel. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Hip Tuck, laundry. Hong Lee & Wing Chung Tai, general store. Jung, Choie & Al Mow, fish market. Leong Shew, gardener and farmer. Tai Soon & Co., gen. store. Tai Wing, gen. store. Thorn Chung Lung, employment agency and laundry. Yuen Lee, general store. ASPEN GROVE, A post 25 miles north of Gran ite Creek; 45 miles south of Nicola, Yale District. Dodd, W. Alexander, stock raiser. ATHELMAR. P. O. Windermere.) A mining camp in the East Kootenay District, three miles south of Windermere. Lake & Co., general merchants. Darges, Frank, hotel. Kimpton Pros., hotel. ATLIN. (See also Discovery.) The 60th parallel—the boundary between British Columbia and the Northwest Territories is 28 mile» due north of Atlin. Population, 5,000. Postmaster—E. C. Mahoney. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. Gold Commissioner and Government Agent—Joseph Dee Graham. Land Surveryor—J. H. Brownlee. Asst. Surveyor—R. C. Lowry. Mining Recorder—Wm. G. Paxton. Prov. Health Officer—Alex. S. Munro M.D. Stipendary Magistrate—E. M. N. Woods. Aitken, Sydney, sign painter. ALLAN, GEO. L., BOOTS AND SHOE8. Anderson, G. H., barber shop. Anderson, James, manager Bank of British North America. Atlin Abstract Co., Ltd. Atlin Cartage Co., H. C. Shera, manager. ATLIN (THE) CLAIM, (Published weekly.) HARRY COWAN, PROP., Atlin General Hospital. Atlin Lake Lumber Co., Ltd., E. Ros- selli, manager. Atlin Lounge and Matress Factory. Arthurs, —., general store. Aatlin Water Works Co., Ltd. Atlin Warehouse and Packing Co., J. H. Kilmer, manager. Aubin, E. C, Customs, mining and real estate broker. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA JAMES ANDERSON, Manager. Bents. J. C, cigars, etc. B. & H. store, general merchandise. Billett, F. R., manager Canadian Bank of Commerce. BRITISH AMERICA CORPORATION (LIMITED.) GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND HOTEL. Brokers and Real Estate Association, W. H. Vickers, pres.; L. D. Kinney, vice- pres.; Joseph Clark, sec'y- treas. Brownlee, Arch. L., tobacconist. Brownlee, J. H., Govt. Land Surveyor. Burns. P. & Co., wholesale and retail butches and general store,' George Mc- Nicoll, mgr. . Cameron, H. B. & Co., auctioneers snd general agents. CANADIAN BANK OP COMMERCE, T. R. BILLETT, Manager. Chamnion & Co. (R. R. Maitland), mining and real estate, brokers. Clark. W. A., commission agent. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 159 ATLIN. Atlin. Clarke, Joe, mining and real estate agts. COURTNEY, CECIL K., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Cowan, Harry, publisher, Atl'n claim. Cross. A. S. & Co., general store. Crowell, W. J. R. & Co., mining engineers and assayers. Curve. Wm., Hotel O. K. Customs House. David Menzies, sub- collector. Dockrill, W. R. & Co., drugs, stationery, etc., also Discovery. DUNN, THOMAS A CO., LTD., GENERAL HARDWARE AND MINING SUPPLIES. ALEX. GODFREY, Manager, BRANCH OF VANCOUVER. Foley. West & Co., B.C. Hotel and Restaurant. Fortin & Le Cappellain, druggists. Fox, —., watchmaker. Garden, Edward G., architect. Graham, Joseph Dee, Gold Commissioner and Government Agent- Gregory & Co., auctioneers. Haynes, G. H., dentist. Haynes, Mrs., laundry. Haywood (W.) Byron (J.) & Co., props. Kootenay House. Hirscfield, A. C, photographer. Hotel Metropole. Smith & Creed, props. Howe & Olsen, Internation Hotel. Hutcheson, Frank J., barrister and solicitor. International Hotel, Howe & Olsen, props. Johnston & Kierstead, Hotel Vancouver. Kenning, E. A., barrister. Klondike Placer Mining & Dev. Co., Ltd., Geo. R. Crowse, sec'y, Windsor, Ont.; A. C. Van Meter, supt. Kolb, W. Q,, undertaker. Link & Pratt, barber shop. Lambert, Wm. H., physician. Lowry, R. O, asst. Govt. Surveyor. McDonald, A. R., Hotel Clarence. McFeely, —., mgr. McLennan, McFeely & Co. McKay, W. J., mining broker. Mclennan, MeFEEir a co., ltd., GENERAL HARDWARE AND MINING SUPPLIES. BRANCH OF VANCOUVER. McLeod, M. G., mines and real estate. McNicoll, Geo., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Mead, George, hotel. Menzies, David, sub-collector of Customs. MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX, WALTER A. SPENCER, Manager, L. B. REID, Accountant. Mining Recorder—Wm. G. Paxton. Munro, Alex. S., physician and surgeon. Morgan & McCraney, mining experts. Muller, Albert C, watchmaker. PARSONS PRODUCE COMPANY, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS AND MINERS' SUPPLIES. BRANCH OF VANCOUVER. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— ' Rev. John Pringle, B.A. Priugle, Rev. John, Presbyterian Missionary. Rant (N. W. F.) & Jones (C. Bentley), real estate and mining brokers. Rosselli, E., mgr. Atlin Lake Lumber Co., Ltd. Russell, James H., prop. Hotel Russell. Sammons & Windle, draymen and water men. SA.WERS, CAMPBELL "WILLIAM, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &o. Simson, —., stationery and tobacconist. Smith & Creed, Hotel Metropole, (Wm. J. Smith, Beauprie A. Creed & Chas. R. Slater). Smith, J. L. & Co., groceries and provisions. Smythe, S. A., sanitary office. Spencer. Mrs. bakery. Spencer, W. A., manager Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Turner, —., dentist. Vickers, W. H., real estate broker. Yukon Lumber Co., J. D. Sinclair. Woods, E. M. N., stipendary magistrate, registrar Supreme and County Courts, etc. YOUNG, FREDERICK M., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &C. BABINE A., H. B. Co. trading post, at northern end of Babine Lake; 60 miles east of Hazelton, in western division of Omenica District. Hudson's Bay Co., Charles H. French in charge. 160 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Baileys. Barkerville. BAILEY'S, A station on the Kaslo & Slocan Railway. Distant 26 miles Kaslo BAKER'S LANDING, A settlement in Nanaimo district on tho East Coast Vancouver Island, near Comox. . BALACLAVA ISLAND, near Alert Bay. BALFOUR, (See also Proctor's Landing.) A town at the head of Kootenay outlet on Kootenay Lake, 21 miles from Nelson and 22 miles from Kaslo, ha_ A telegraph offiee. Steamers three times a day from both Nelson & Kaslo. Postmaster, John W. Gallup. Navigation Co., Chas. C.E., prop., Kokanee hotel and lighthouse Balfour Steam Wesley Busk. Creek. Gallup, J. W„ keeper. Outlet Hotel. Proctor, Thomas Gregg, also Nelson. West, C. W., ranch, res. Nelson. West Kootenay Brick and Lime Co., Ltd. Head office, Nelson. Brick yard, John Heay, foreman. BALMORAL, (Postoffice Claxton.) A fishing station on the Skeena River; 2 miles above Port Essington. Mails fortnightly by steamer. Balmoral Canning Co., Turner, Beeton & Co., props, and agents. Oonyea, W., bookkeeper in charge. BARCLAY SOUND, In Comox district, on west coast Vancouver Island. (See also Ucluelet and Alberni.) BARKERVILLE, (See also Jack of Clubs Lake, low River, Groose Creek Stanley.) Wil- and A mining town on William's Creek,:^ at the terminus of the Cariboo wagon road, dis. 285 miles from Ashcroft,; the nearest railway station; money order postoffice and savings bank, telegraph office and B. C. express., Episcopal and Methodist churches and public school, Mails weekly. Quesnelle distance 60 miles. Postmaster, James Stone. Allers, John, miner. Allison, E., teamster. Anderson, Wm. F., miner. Beedy, Asa Hardy, mgr. S. Rogers. Beedy, Winstow L. Berry, Richard, carpenter. Big Valley Creek Gold mine, Major Dupont, mgr. dir., Victoria. Bibby, John, tinsmith, etc. Blackwod, William, miner. Blair, John, miner. Bonner, Leicester A., sec. Cariboo Go'd Fields, Ltd. Bonner, Ernest E. clerk, Cariboo Gold Fields, Ltd. Boursin, Henry, miner. Bowron, John, Govt, agent and gold commissi, ner. Bowron, W. V., asst. mining recorder. Boyce, James B., hotel. British Columbia Express Co., James " Stone, agent. Brobeck, E. R., CE. and surveyor. Brown & Tegart, hotel. Brown, William, miner. Buchanan, Robert, laborer. Butts, John! miner. Campbell, Robert -Neil, miner. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH James Stone, agent. Cariboo Gold Fields, Ltd., James Champion supt., Leceister A. Bonner sec. I Champion, James, supt. C.G.F., Ltd. Champion, Leon. F., bookkeeper C. Gj Fields, Ltd. Clark (George Benjamin) & (Archibald) saw mill, Jack Lake. Cocell. Edward, miner. Cochrane, Hugh, broker. Conway, Benjamin, miner, Creek. County Court, Hon. C. F. Cornwall/'; Judge; James McKenn, district regis--* trar; John Stevenson, sheriff and stip-- endary magistrate. Coutts, Alexander, miner and carpenter. J DesLorier, Edward, teamster. Dow, Alfred C, miner. Duffy, James, miner. Egan, Peter, saw mill. Fitchie, William, miner. Mclntyre^ of Clubs Canadian. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Barkerville. Barkerville. Fraser, John, Bakerville Hotel. Gannon, John, miner. Gibson, Henry, miner. Glynn, Michael S., miner. Government Agent, Good Commissioner, and Mining Recorder, John Bowron. Government reduction works, Jno. Bowron, gold commissioner. Cowan, George, miner. Hancock, John Magin, miner. Hauser, John, miner. Heath, Robert, miner. Helgeson, Hans. M.P.P., miner. Hodgkinson, William, milkman. Hopp, John, mgr. Slough Creek M. Co., Ltd. Hough, Richard, engineer. House, Charles, hotel, Houser, John, saloon. Hunter, Thos. C, shoemaker. Innis, James, miner. Isaacs, George, miner. Jarvis, Wm. T., miner. Johnston, Arthur, miner. Johnston, George 0., miner. Jones, Robert; laborei, Kelly, Andrew, general store and hotel. Kelly, James A. Kelly, William, butcher. Locke, Alexander, blacksmith. Lasell. B. A., miner. McArthur, Alexander, blacksmith. McArthur, William, miner. McCornish, Matthew, miner. McDermott, Henry, miner. McDonald, Alexander, miner, Corklin's Gulch. McGovern, Patrick, miner. McGregor. Peter Pinley, miner, McKay, Daniel, miner, McKenn, James, collector and constable and district registrar county court. McLain, John L. B., miner Richfield). McLauglin, Chas., teamster. McLean, John, mine.. McLeod, Kenneth, trapper, Bear Lake.; Marsh, S. J., of Thompson & Marsh. Mattice, Stephen, B.. miner. Miller, Thos., M.E., Supt. Pleasant Val- ley Placer Mines, Ltd. Muckler, James, mine.. Muller, L. M., miner. Muray, Norman Fredk., miner. Myer, Frank, steward Royal Cariboo Hospital. Paul, John A., miner. Paulsen, Charles Joackim, miner. Pleasant Valley Placer Mines, Ltd. (Rossland), Thos Miller, M.E., Mgn.- Dir. and Supt. Price, Watkin, miner. ROGERS, SAMUEL AUGUSTUS, GENERAL MERCHANT AND HOTEL. WELL. LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers m F Jj r\ 11U m 1 Jjjj WILSON NANAIMO, B. C. S-ooJ-Ing- Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud -ridays at 1:30p. iu. GEO. K. RAYMOND, Prop. Ross, James, miner. Ross, John. B§$ Royal Cariboo Hospital, Chas. A. Tunstall, physician in charge, Frank Myer, steward. Shaw, David Richardson, miner. Shaw, George, miner, Hardscrabble Creek. Shaw, Joseph, Hardscrabble Creek. Shepherd, Edward C, miner. Shepherd, Fred, miner. Shepherd, John H., miner. Shepherd, William, miner. Shriver, James, miner, Slough Creek M. Co. and .Slough Creek, W. F. Seargant, sec, John Hopp mgr. Smith, James, butcher, Smith, Andrew, blacksmith. Stevenson, John, sheriff and stependary magistrate. Stone, James, postmaster and agent C. P. R. telegraph. Tait, John, carpenter. Tell, Edward, Waldimar, miner. Thompson (William) & Marsh (S, B.) mining brokers and assayers. Tunstall, Charles Augustus, physician. in charge Royal Cariboo_ Hospital. Walker, George James, miner. Wendle, Joseph, miner. Wilson, Arnold, miner. Wintrip, Edward, miner and blacksmith. Wintripj Robert, jr., miner. Wintrip, Robert, sr., miner. Wintrip, John C. minei. Woolcock, Henry, miner. Wyllie, Robert, miner, Sugar Creek. MM BARNARD, (Now called Bedlington.) A mining camp at the international boundary line, West Kootenay dis- I. 162 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Beaver Creek. trict; nearest railway, telegraph and express, Jennings, Mont., dis. 60 miles. BARNET, A station on the C.P.R. 9 miles east of Vancouver; nearest telegraph office, Port Moody. Postmaster, J. B. MacLaren. North Pacific Lumber Co., Ltd. BASQUE RANCH, A station on the main line of the - O.P.R., 196 miles east of Vancouver; distant 6% miles from Ashcroft, the nearest post office. Gunn. Daniel, watchman, C.P.R. Langley, Walter ,rancher. Peterson, Chas., foreman for Langley. BAINES' SOUND, A settlement in the Comox district. BEAR CREEK, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., East Kootenay district: 432 miles east of Vancouver and 5 miles east of Hogers Pass; has telegraph office CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. P. W. Mooney, agent. Daem, Joseph, C.P.R. section hand. Mooney, P. W., C.P.R. agent. Olson. Emil, C.P.R. section foreman. Williamson, William, C.P.R. watchman. Zallinardo, Camile, C.P.R. section hand. BEAR LAKE A station on the Kaslo & Slocan Railway; 20 miles from Kaslo. Bear Lake Con. M. Co., Ltd. Lucky Jim Mine, R. E. Brown, supt., E. G. Mathews, mgr., McDonald, Hugh I., hotel. BEAR RIVER, a logging camp on WilDoro' channel, 140 miles from Vancouver in Comox District. B. C. Mills T. & T. Co., Ltd., logging camp. Preston, Robert, foreman logger. BEAVER, A settlement; dis. 11 miles from Nanaimo. BEAVER, A station on the Neslon. & Fort Shep- 'pard railway; distant from Nelson, 40 miles. BEAVER CREEK, (See also Alberni.) A postoffice in the Albermi district 6 miles from Alberni; Nanaimo, ' 54 miles; mails semi weekly. Postmaster, Chas. F. Bishop. Armstrong, William, livery and farmer. Bayne, Percy, Robert C., farmer. Bayne, Stanley Richard Sparkes, farmer. Bishop, Charles Frederick, J.P., farmer and postmaster. Brenard, Peter, miner. Dickson, James, farmer. Dickson, Mrs., wid. William, farmer. Drinkwater, Hilton, farmer. Grandy, Edward, fanner. Hall, Charles, farmer. MeKenzie, Donald, laborer.' MeKenzie, Kenneth, farmer. MeKenzie, Simon, teamster. Orr, John, farmer. Patterson, John, farmer. Somers, Frederick, farmer. Somers, Isaac farmer. Thompson, Robert W., farmer. Thompson, William, farmer. Waring, Frederick, farmer and sailor. Waring, Harry, farmer and sailor. Waring, Mary A., wid. William, farmer. Waring, Robert, farmer and sailor. Waring, Septimus, farmer and sailor. Watson, Miss Eleanor May, teacher. BEAVER LAKE, a mining camp, 38 miles north of 150 Mile House, Cariboo Destrict. Eagle, Wm., hotel, general store and ilir-mer. %_■ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY BEAVER LAKE, a station on Victoria and Sidney railway, 8 miles from Victoria, m Lake district. Reservoir for Victoria water works. BEAVER PASS, a post on Cariboo road, 8 miles south of Stanley, 39 miles from Quesnelle, 20 miles from Barkerville. Peebles, John, hotel. Lehman, works. David, cartetaker water- BEAVER MOUTH, (Post Office called Beaver.) A station on the main line of the C. P. R., 446 miles cast of Vancouver and 12 miles west of Donald; in the East Kootenay district; has telegraph. office; mails daily. Popuation, 1899, about 100. Postmaster—Fred Stalker. Bestwick, W., cook. Brinkiman, J., trapper. Brown, W., mill hand. Campbell, D. R. sawyer. Campbell, Peter, C.R.L. Co. Campbell, William, mill-hand. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Robert, Barker, agent. Columbia Kiver Lumber Co., Ltd., Saw mill' and general store, Mike Carlin. manager. Fynboh, Chris, mill-hand. Harvey, Thos., section foreman. Higginson, AL, engineer. Higginson, George E., foreman. Higginson, Randolph, teamster. Higginson, Tom, millwright. Howard, Sidney, mill-hand. Jackson, John, mill-hand. Jones, J. H., mill-hand. Keller, Joseph, miner. McCrimmon, D.. mill-hand. McDonald, Lome, blacksmith. McLean, Neil, carpenter. Mackintosh, Alex., mi'ill-hand. Martin, C. J., trapper. Martin, Fred, miner. Meek. Charles, mill-hand. Mills, Thos., section foreman. Nichols, William, miner.' Peterson, Thos., mill-hand., oeddon, Charles, cook. Stalker, G. F., emp. C R. L. Co. Varsar, A., emp. C. R. L. Co. Whitcomb, Hamlet, carpenter. I »"hams, Henry, miner. iuille, Samuel, prospector. BEAVER POINT, (See also Salt Spring Island, Burgoyne Bay and Ganges Harbor.) A country postoffice on south end of Salt Spring Island, Islands district. Nearest telegraph office, and railway station Sidney, dis. 8 miles, steamer landing Fulford Harbor, dis. 3 miles and Burgoyne Bay dis. 8 miles. Its principal industries are farming, fishing and mining; has a public school and Episcopal and Methodist churches. Mail* weekly. Postmaster, John McLennan. Carstais, Robert, fruit grower. Cawley, Thomas, farmer. Douglass, Alfred, fisherman. Douglass, George, fisherman. Fisher, George, farmer. H amea, Wm., famer and fruit growe?. Johnson. I'M win, farmer. '-S|siil King, Alexander, fisherman. King, Geo., fisherman. King, Joseph, farmer. Kirkendale. Geo., teacher. Miller, John, farmer. Mclennan, a, and farmer. Oloson, Charles, sherman. Pappenburger, John, farmer and frijiji grower. Ruckle, Arthur farmer. Jtuckle, Henry, farmer and fruit grower. Smith, Louis, farmer. Spinkerman, Henry, farmer. Trage, Theodore, farmer and fruit grower. Watkins, Robert, farmer. Williams, G., farmer. BEAVERTON. 164 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBL Bedlinton. Bella Colla. BICKLEY BAY, (Also known as Channetown.) A steamboat landing on the east ocast of Thurlow Island, 3 miles north of Shoal Bay, in Comox district. Steamer weekly from Vancouver. BEDLINGTON, A station on the Nelson & Bedling- Wmg! Ry. at crossing of the International boundary; Bonners Ferry; distance ' 32 miles, 45 miles from mouth of Kootenay River. Adams, John, miner.. Alberta and British Columbia Exploration Co., Ltd., George Alexander, general manager, Kaslo. Billings, Samuel, rancher, and Hotel, at Port Hill, Idaho. "Calgary" Dredge, Arthur P. Foster foreman. Couch. Wm. Dow, W. J. Dow. J. W. English, Daniel, miner. English, James. English, Thomas, miner. Foster, Arthur P. • Foster, Wm. Henderson, William. Hood. Richard, gardener- Huscroft, John, farmer. Huscroft, Wm. HuseToft, Jas. Kootenay Reclamation farm, Wm. Henderson, foreman. Lacey, William, farmer. Little, F. G. McKim, John H., farmer. Pratt; F. N. Rykert, J. C, Jr., customs officer. Simmons, Ezekial, miner. Simmons, I., miner. Sloan, W. P., mining and gen. agent. BEECHY BAY, A Indian Reserve near Metchosin; distance from Victoria, 21 miles. BELLA BELLA, (See also King's Island.) An Indian village on the Northern coast. Mail steamers twice a month from Victoria, dis. 350 miles. Nearest telegraph and railway station Nanaimo.' dis. 300 miles. Methodist church and Mission school. Population of village, 1899, 315. Postmaster,' John Clayton. Brown, Alfred, enterprecer. Clayton, John, general store. Humchist, Son & Co. (Indians), general store. Large, Dr. R. W., medical missionary. Poor (The) Co. (Indians), general store. Tilley, Seth T., J.P., mgr. for John • Clayton. West, Mark, policeman. White, Jacob, manager Poor Co. Wilson, Nathan, school teacher. BELLA COOLA, •A fishing village on Hhe northeru coast at the head of Burke Channel. Nearest railway and telegraph Naniamo, dis. 325 miles, Bella Bella, : dis. 75 miles. Postmaster, H. Christensen. Alia, Thos., farmer. Anderson, Janies, farmer. Arneson, Oliver, farmer. Aintson, Oliver, steam engineer. Bella Coola Mercantile Co., H. B. Chris- tenson, manager. Borg, Peter, carpenter. Borukind, P., farmer. Bryniedsen. Brynied, fishery guardian. Brynildson, Mrs. B., milliner. Carlson, Christian, J. P., farmer. Chrestenson, A. C, farmer. Christopher son, C, farmer. Christensen, Hagen Bernard, postmaster. Clayton, John. gen. merchant. also Bella Bella. Drainey, Thos., cannery foreman. Englebreton, O., farmer. Englebreton, T., farmer. Evenson, P., farmer. Fosbak, 0., farmer. Gaarden, O., farmer. Gladhill, J., prospector. Gordon, Ole J., gen. blacksmith. Grumstall, Sigurd, tinsmith. Hage, Rev. E. A., pastor Lutheran Church. Hammer, A., farmer. Hammer, M., farmer. Hammer, Nathias, farmer. Hansen. Hans Olai, carpenter. Henry, F., farmer. Hoidsten, J., farmer. Holte. James, R.. gunmaker. Jacobson, F., farmer. Jorgenson, J., farmer. Kellog, 0., farmer. Larson, V.. farmer. Lauritson, P., farmer. Livelten, R., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 165 Bella Coola. Big Bar Creek. Liveltin, Rasmus R., carpenter. McDonald, J. D., prospector. McMordie, R. A., school teacher. Morrison, John, prospector. Ness, John, farmer. Ness, Lornes, farmer. Neswald, Andrew, farmer. Neville. Rev. Thomas, Methodist church. Nordschaue, Eriek, civil engineer. Isygard, Jacob J., shoemaker. . Odegaard^ Hans, farmer. Olson, Gzert, farmer. Olson, Torger, farmer. Oreson, Andrew, farmer. Pedersbn, Peder, farmer. Petterson, Petter, farmer. Pollard, A. H, general merchant. Ramstad, Elias, farmer. Bobertson, J. P., farmer. Severinson, Ephraim, farmer. Skjepstad, Carl farmer. Sangstad, 0. O., farmer. Sangstad, Gunard, farmer. Sangstad, Mrs., widow, farmer. Severinson. Miss Kima, dressmaker. Sinister, John, prospector. Sumaas, H., farmer. Sumaas, J. H., farmer. Sumaas, J. J., farmer. Swisdahl, Andrew, farmer. Sylvester, John A., farmer. Sylvester. John B. farmer. Thorson. Thore., boatbuilder. Ursefh, Christian, farmer. Vestmor, Ivan, farmer. Vestmor. Morton, farmer. " BENNETT, (Post Office called Lake Bennett.) The head of navigation on the Yukon route to the Klondike gold fields, at- tne eastern end of the White Pass, 40 miles from Skagway, and 20 mile* irom Summit, the terminus of the Wiite Pass and Yukon Railway. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA D. SIMPSON, Manager. Bennett Lake & Klondike Navigation Lo., Ltd. BRITISH AMERICA CORPORATION (LIMITED.) GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Dis-n, T. G., accountant. •Englehart Arthur F., Customs broker, trovernment agent, gold commissioner and stipendary magistrate, W. J. Kant. Constables, J. J. McKenna and E W. Bickel. H M. Customs', , sub col- lector at Summit. ™nds, Frank, Hotel Dawson. Mclennan, Mcfeely & co., ltd., GENERAL HARDWARE, AND MINING SUPPLIES. Northwest Mounted Police— ' Inspector—A. M. Jarvis. McCane, F. W., physician and postmaster. PARSONS PRODUCE COMPANY, GENERAL STORE. Ti'igwell, Thomas, hotel (at log cabin). Victoria, Yukon Trading Co., Ltd., saw mill and general traders, Munn, Holland & Co., agents, Victoria; Mike King, manager; Fred G. White, bookkeeper. BESBORO BAY, A settlement on the east coast of Vancouver Island; steamers weekly BIG BAR, (P. O. Big Bear Creek.) A mining camp in Lillooet district, 80. miles from Ashcroft, postoffieB Big Bear Creek; nearest telegraph office Clinton, dis. 45 miles. BIG BAR CREEK, a post settlement in Lillooet district. Nearest telegraph and express offices Clinton, dis. 45 miles. Railway station Ashcroft, dis 96 miles; has a saw mill and 2 flour mills. Mails weekly Postmasiter, Philip Grander. Big Bar Dredging Co. W. F. Gore, supt. Dredger. Big Bear Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd., James Dunn, manager. Hart-nan, P. A., stock raiser. Carey, Daniel, farmer. Carr, Alex., farmer. Chisolm, L., farmer. Chisolm, Roderick, rancher. Cowie, Robt., rancher. Davis, Alex., fmr. and stock raiser. Davis, Isaac, Davis, John, stockraiser, stopping place Derby, Thomas, J., J.P. Dunn, James, miner. Gallagher, John, miner. Grinder, James, rancher. GRINDER, PHILLIP. FARMER AND BOARDING HOUSE. and grist mill. Grinder, William, farmer. 166 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Big Bar Creek. Boat Encampment Haller, Alexander, laborer. Haller, Joseph, saw and grist mill, stock raiser and farmer. Haller, Joseph, Jr., fanner. Haller, Wm., laborer. Henk, Mrs., widow Henry. Irving, William, farmer and hunter. Jarvis, A. G., laborer. Jones, John M., miner. Kostering, Conard F., farmer. Kostering, John, laborer. Madson, Rotbert, farmer. Madson, Thomas, farmer. Madson, William, farmer. McDonald, Alex.,' stock raiser. McLean, Alex., stock raiser. Moore, Edward, stock raiser. McDonald, Dougal, farmer and stock raiser Stimen, Gus, farmer. Wallace, A. G., rancher. BIG BEND, A mining camp *in the Big Bend of the Columbia river, in the West Kootenay district, 130 miles above Revelstoke; nearest telegraph office Rev-, elstoke. BIG LAKE, a post on the 150 Mile House and Forks of Quesnelle road; 20 miles from 150 Mile House. Parker, Wm., farmer and hotel. BIG QUALICUM, (Pofet office called French Creekj. An Indian camp on the east coast of Vancouver Island, distant from Vancouver 50 miles; steamer weekly. 9 miles from Little Qualicum. 39 miles from Wellington. Qualicum, Tom, hotel. Buss, Walter. Buss, William. Eccles, Janles, farmer. Fitzgerald, Michael. Fletcher, Joseph, farmer. May, Harvey. May, J. Smith, William, farmer. BLACKFISH SOUND, An Indian settleman on the Mainland, 8 miles N.E. of Alert Bay. BLAINE, A station on the Great Northern at the international boundary, 24 miles from New Westminister. Atkinson & Kyle, hotel. BLINKINSOP BAY, A logging camp on Johnson Straitm 12 miles northwest of Salmon riveM on Mainland, 160 miles from Vancouver. McDonald, Alex., steam logger- Mawhinney, James, logger. BLIND CHANNEL, A steamboat landing on the east coast of Vancouver Island, distant from Vancouver, 125 miles across Thurlow Island. BLOOMFIELD, A mining camp, distant 10 milei from Windermere. BLUBBER BAY, A steamboat landing on the ea3t ' coast of Vancouver Island on the Comox route, at northeast end of Texada Island. BLUE BELL, A steamboat landing on Kootenay lake, 7 miles above Pilot Bay and 8 miles from Ainsworth. BLUE SPRINGS, A settlement in Yale district, distant from Varnon, 20 Miles. Post office Lumby. dis. 4 miles. Christian, Thomas, farmer. Oonvrette, Gilbert, farmer. Deschamps, Baptiste, farmer. Deschamps, J., farmer. Dickson, G. G., farmer. McDonnell, Alexander, farmer. McDonald, Daniel, farmer. BOAT ENCAMPMENT, A mining camp on the Columbia river, 110 miles north of Revelstoke.- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 167 Bogustown. Boundary Fallg. >:cr.uSTOWN, A town one half mile east of Nelson, postoffice, Nelson. Honeyman, John Alex., foundry and machine shop. Imperial Oil Co., Ltd., works and warehouse, C. H. West & Co., agents. Manson, Alfred, Grove Hotel. Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway, Geo. K. Tackabeny, agent. West Kootenay Brick and Lime Co., Ltd., T. G. Proctor, mgr., Nelson; Jas. C. McMullen, foreman. BON ACCORD, A fishing station on the Fraser river distant from New Westminster four miles. BONAPARTE, (P.O. Ashcroft). A settlement in the Lillooet district, reaching from Ashcroft to Mundorfs. Doughetry, Mrs. E^, rancher. English, Benjamin F., farmer. Morgan, Thomas, rancher. Morgan, Wm., rancher. Mundorf, Jacob, rancher. Mundorf, Mrs. Jacob, rancher. McDonald. Colin Francis, general store, blacksmith and rancher. McDonald, Roderick, finer. Parke, Phillip, rancher. Stenner, Mrs. Chas., rancher. Veasey, Mrs., wid. Mike, rancher. Walker, William, farmer. BONNINGTON FALLS. a station on Columbia and Kootenay railway, 11 miles from Nelson. Has telephone connection with Nelson and Rossland. Carey. M. F., electrician. Elwell, F., electrician. Hunt. Wm. Valentine, supt. of generating station and electrical engineer. Vernon and Nelson Telephone Co., W. K. P & L. Co., agents. tIa' Kootenay Power and Light Co. Ltd., power station, head office Rossland. BOSTON BAR, (Post Office North. Bend.) A mining camp on the Fraser River, m West Yale District, two miles west of North Bend, on the opposite side of the river. Beatty Gold Dredging and Mining Co., Ltd., of Welland, Ont. L. R. Symmes, manager. Boston Bar G. M. Co., Ltd. Ottawa Hydraulic Mining Co. BOUNDARY, (Now called Bedlington.) A village on the international boundary line on the Kotenay River, Alberta &' B. C. Exploration Co., Ltd., Geo. Alexander, pres., Kaslo; Geo. A. Keefer, engineer; Wm. Henderson, foreman. BOUNDARY, At the International Boundary, on Stikine River, reached from Wrangle Northwest Mounted Bowdridge. Police—Corporal BOUNDARY BAY, (See Delta and Mud Bay.) A settlement in the Southwest part of the New Westminster district. Ladner's Landing is the nearest postoffice and telegraph, distant 8 miles. In Delta Municipality. BOUNDARY CITY. At junction of Boundary and Eholt Creeks, 2y2 miles north of Greenwood. Boundary Creek Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., D. A. Holbrook, pres. and mgr., townsite owners and hotel. Holbrook^ Delevan W.,"mgr. hotel. BOUNDARY CREEK, a mining and ranching district in the souther portion of the Province. Principal points are: Greenwood, Anaconda, Boundary Falls and Midway. BOUNDARY FALLS, (See Also Greenwood Postmaster, T. J, Hardy, 168' HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Boundary Falls. Brownsville. A post settlement on Boundary Creek, four miles south of Greenwood. The falls have a drop of 60 feet. Castleman, A. A., farmer. Gastleman, James, farmer. Hardy, Thomas J., farmer and postmaster, res. Greenwood. Kerr, Robert Duncan, farmer. McCarren, L. M., miner, etc. Munroe, N. R., farmer. Roy, William M., farmer and dairyman. Tillman, John, saw mill; also McCuddy's Wake, Thomas, hotel and asst. post- , master. M&i BOWEN ISLAND, (See also Anvil Island.) A post settlement on Bowen Island, situated at mouth of Howe Sound, 14 miles west of Vancouver, in Richmond Riding. The Island is well adapted for fruit raising and sheep, and is used as a summer resort. Mails fortnightly from Vancouver. Popuation, 70. Postmaster, Lucia Becker. Becker, DeWitt, farmer. Becker, Isaac, blacksmith. BECKER, MRS. LUCIA, POSTMASTER. Davies, William Joseph, mkt. gardener. Dolby, Isaac, farmer. Galbraith, Edward, farmer. Garcier, Jose, fisherman. Grafton, David, stock raising. Grafton, Thomas D., farmer. Grafton, William Alfred, farmer. Marion, Joseph Patrick. Moore, John James, mining. Post, F. M., fruit-grower. BOYER ISLAND, (P. O. Bowen Island.) A steamboat Landing on the Howe Sound Route, distant from Vancouver, 12 miles. BRANDON, (See also Slocan City.) A townsite at the foot of Slocan Lake one-quarter miles from Slocan City, P. 0., Slocam City; distant from New Denver, 18 miles. Allan, Robert, livery. Brandon Hall,F. S. Andrews agent. Brandon, W. H., prop. Townsite. Dick, Frank, assayer. Ferguson, Mrs. Wm., laundry. Miller, Wm., prop Union Hotel. Ontario & Slocan M. Co., head office, Guelph, Ont., W. H. Brandon, mgr. Union Hotel, Wm. Miller prop. ' BRENTONS. (formerly called Oyster Bay.) A flag station on the E. & N. Ry„ 11 miles south of Naoaimo. Postoffice Cedar. BRIDGE CREEK, ( P. O., Lac La Hache.) A station on the Cariboo stage route, in the Lillooet district, has telegraph office, 108 Mile House distant 8 miles; Ashcroft, 86 miles. Allen, Wm., hotel and general store. Fiset, Napoleon, farmer. Powers, Thomas, farmer. Stoddart, David A., rancher; also Clinton. McKinlay, John W., farmer. McKinlay, James, laborer. BRIDGE RIVER, a mining camp in the Lillooet. district. BROOKLYN, At mouth of Dog Creek. Lower Arrow Lake, opposite Deer Park, 16 miles from Robson' and 110 miles from Arrowhead. Postmaster—L. M. Livingston. Burns, P. & Co., butchers. Livingston, L. M. & Co., general mer chants, branch of Deer Park. Parker, Wm., townsite owner'. Parris, E. & Co., general merchants, branch of Slocan City. BROWNSVILLE, A farming settlement on the Fraser river, opposite New Westminster. There is a regular ferry boat to Neff Westminster. Telegraph office, New Westminister, Surrey Municipal i GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Brownsville. Postmaster—Michael R. Barry. Barry, Michael Robert, hotel. Breth, Hugh R., farmer. Bourne, J., farmer. Brown, Henry, dairyman. Brodrick, John, farmer and fisherman. Canfield, F. 0., teacher. Douglas, John, farmer. Edwards, Joseph R., farmer. Espeland, Hans P., farmer. Engeelrigsen, Ed ward,, farmer. . Klavans, Anton, farmer. Linguist, J., fisherman. McColl, James, farmer. McCaskell, D., hotel. McDermott, Mrs., hotel. McLeod, Alexander, carpenter. Monison, Robert, fisherman. Murphy, James E., dairy. Punch, James, Quible, John, farmer. Sandells, Nile, farmer. Shepherd. John, farmer. Smith, Harold, farmer. Springer, William Byron, farmer. Sterling, George W., carpenter. Stein, John William, farmer. Troughton, George, farmer. Wallace, George, farmer. BRUCE'S LANDING. A post settlement on the west side of Okanagan Lake, 10 miles from Ok- nagan landing. Mails weekly. Postmaster—D. E. Gellatly. Adams, H. A., rancher. Adams, C. B., rancher. Bruce.! James Baxter, market gardener. Gellatly (D. E.) & Sons, farmers and dealers in fruits and farm produce. Norris, George, farmer. BUCCANEER BAY, (P. O., Bowen Island.) A lumber camp 14 miles from Vancouver. Bowen Island, distant 8 miles. BULL HEAD PRAIRIE, on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, between Coal Creek and Crow's Nest ■rass, 35 miles east of Fernie. BULLION. A mining camp in the Cariboo District, four miles south of Quesnelle *orks. Reached via 150-Mile House, .■r^sH nAL V_*< Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, YANCOUVER, B.C. Postmaster—Albert Qakley. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. tEL. 109. BURGOYNE (See also Fulford Harbor and Salt Spring Island. A money order post office on west side of Salt Spring Island. It is a steamboat landing, dis. 13 miles from Sidney. Fulford Harbor, on east side of Island, is dis. 3% miles. Postmaster—Mary Maxwell. Akerman3 George E., farmer. Akerman, James, farmer. Akerman, Joseph J., farmer. Dukes, George, farmer. Dukes, Walter J. Edwards, R. P., general store. Foord, F.. farmer. Gardner, A., farmer. Gardner, Charles, farmer. Gardner, George, farmer. Gyves, Michael, farmer. Harris, W. H., farmer. Haskins, Edward, laborer. Haskins, Joy, laborer. Horel, George A., farmer. Horal, James, Henry, farmer. Johnson, Edwin, farmer. Lee, Edward, farmer. Lee, Thomas H., farmer. Maxwell, David, general store. Maxwell, James, farmer. Maxwell, Richard, farmer. Mollet, J. A.i farmer. Mollet, John C, farmer. Nakana, William, farmer. Nightingale, Edward, farmer. Nightingale, Joseph, farmer Pappemburger, John, farmer. Shephard, George J., fisherman. Shepard, Horace J., farmer. Smith, W. H., farmer. Sparrow, John C, farmer and road supt, Spikerman, Henry, farmer. 170 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Burgoyne Bay. Cache CreeK- Stevens, Edwin,, farmer. Stevens, John, fisherman. Trage, Theo., farmer. Walsh, John JameSj farmer. Wilson, Alexander, blacksmith. Wilson, James, farmer. Nankana (Kanaka) farmer. Nuana (Kanaka), farmer. BURRARD INLET, (See Hastings.) BURTON, A steamboat landing at the head of Lower Arrow Lake, between Arrowhead and Trail. Distant. fr<.m Arrowhead 55 miles; from Nakusp, 20 miles. Has sawmill. Three creeks, Cariboo, Snow and Trout, converge just back of the town. It is the outlet for the mines on Cariboo Creek. Postmaster—A. E. Clark. Bourne Bros., gen. merchants; also R.v- elstoke, Nakusp and New Denver. Burbee, Joseph, hotel. Burton, R. S., postmaster and mining broker. Canadian & Cariboo M. & Dev. Co.. Ltd. Clark, A. E., mgr. Bourne Bros. Columbia & Cariboo M. Co., Ltd., Captain A. McLean, supt. Eureka Mining Co., Ltd., D. D. Birks, Rossland. Hector, John, hotel. Hopkins & Burton (W. Hopkins. A Barton), freighters. Hull, W. R., townsite owner, res. Calgary, Alta. Jordan, G. A., & Co., gen. store; also Nakusp. Manuels, Mrs. S. E., hotel. Maxwell Group mines. Mclntyre, —., freighter. McLeod, Angus, barber. Patrick, A. L., Dom. land surveyor. Pryer. Wm., freighter. Silver Queen M .Co., Ltd. BURTON PRAIRIE, A settlement in the New Westminster district. Nearest telegraph office, Mission. BUTE INLET, A fishing station on the West Coast, 120 miles north of Vancouve§| CACHE CREEK, ((See also Bonaparte & Hat Creek.) A country postoffice on the Cariboo road, Yale district. Nearest rail-* way, telegraph and express offices, Ashcroft, distant 6 miles. Postmaster, James Campbell. Campbell, James, rancher and postmaster and hotel. Dominion Ra'nch, Chas. A. Semlin, M.SS P., prop. Duck, Kee, general store. Ellenwod, R. W., school teacher. Humphries, Edward, cowboy. McGee, Bros., farmer, Hat Creek. McLeod, Donald, teamster. Parke, Thomas Henry, rancher. Phare, Richard, laborer. Sanford, William Henry, farmer. Semlin, Charles Augustus, M.P.P. rancher.etc. Dominion Ranch Trimble, Charles, foreman Dominion Ranch. Parke, Philip, rancher, Bounaparte Lodge. Ramsdel, —., farmer, Hat Creek. Walker, Robert A., freighter. ( Western Canadian Ranching Co., Ltd., Perry Ranch, J. D. Prentice, mgr.; George Blair, foreman. Tong Sing, general store. Yee Yepp, general store. CACHETON, A townsite on the west bank of Cay- oosh Creek, Lillooet district, near the Golden Cache mine. It is connected by road with Lytton, 53 miles, and Clinton, 26 miles. P. O. Lillooet, dis. 12 miles northwards. Golden Cache Mines Co., Ltd.. head office Vancouver, CADES LANDING, A logging camp on Malaspina Strait, 65 miles from Vancouver. Cade, Hiram M., logger. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 171 Cadwallader. Camp McKinney. CADWALLADER. (P.O. Lillooet.) . A mining camp in Bridge River District. Lillooet; 65 miles north from Lillooet, Postmaster—W. F. Gibson. Alpha Bell Gold Mining Co., Ltd., head offiee, Vancouver W. F. Gibson, supt. Ben d'Or Mines, Ltd. Head office, Vancouver, Arthur Noel, supt. Harthorne, 0. A., boarding house. CALEDONIA, (Also called New Caledonia.) A district comprising the northeastern part of the province, so named by the Hudson's Bay Co. It consists of the norther part of Cariboo, all of Omenica and the eastern part of Casiar. CAMPBELL CREEK, Post office Kamloops. A ranching settlement on South Thompson river, 15 miles east of Kamloops. Armanini, G., farmer. Barnes, George, farmer. Baze, Biline, farmer. Bieler, G. Fredk., farmer. Bird, James Edwin, farmer. Bleeeher, J. Anthony, farmer. Buse, William H., rancher. Campbell, Lewis, jr., stockman. Campbell, Walter, farmer. Curry, Valentine, David, farmer. Davis, Charles, rancher. ' Frank, John, stock-raiser. Hardcastle, Ernest, rancher. Hay, Robert, farmer. Landry, Joseph, fanner. McGlashan, Alexander, farmer. McGillivray, Arch., farmer. McLeod, John, rancher, -tratt, Henry, rancher. Pratt, Robert, fanner. Sutherland, Granville, teamster. Xodd, James, jr., farmer. Todd, Jos., jr., farm-hand, todd, Joseph C, farmer. Walker, Donald, farmer. Woodland, John, farmer. CAMPBELL RIVER, A steamboat landing and logging camp on the east coast of Vancouver Island. Distant from Vancouver 90 miles. In Comox district. CAMP HEWITT, A mining and ranching settlement on west side of Okanagan Lake, 40 miles from Okanagan Landing, 15 miles below Kelowna, in East Yale district; was formerly known as Lam-' bly's Landing. Lambly, Robert, farmer and fruit-raiser. CAMP M'KINNEY, (See also Midway and Fairview.) • An important mining camp, situated in upper portion of Rock Creek, 17 miles from Rock Creek P.O., Boud- ary district, thirty miles from the nearest Railway station. and 52 miles from Penticton. Population, 1899,' 250. Postmaster, George Sanborn, Burns, P. & Co., butchers, John P. Flood, manager. Cameron, Hugh, Camp McKinney Hotel. Camp McKinney Dev. Co., Ltd., C. A. Wing, supt. Camp McKinney Gold Mining and Milling Co., Ltd. Head office Greenwood, Ralnh Smailes, pres., Greenwood. Camp McKinney Gordon Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Head office Spokane. Pres., J. A. O'Dell. Consulting engineer, W S. Keith, Greenwood. Camp McKinney Mines Co., Ltd., S. H. Hayes, supt. Campbell, Rev. W. A. Cariboo Mining, Milling and Smelting Co., Ltd. Head office Toronto, Geo. B. McAuley, sec'y and manager, Geo. Kean, supt. Cosens Bros., general store; also Fair- view. Spencer Cosens, mgr. Edwards, William, miner. Finnegan, Mrs., boarding house keeper. Fontenoy Gold Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., P. J. Hickey, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. P. L. Egan, supt. Gordon, E. P., physician. Kangaroo Mining and Milling Co., Ltd* John W. Lynch, supt.; Thos. Barrett, supt. Kean, John, supt. Cariboo Mine. Kelsey, N. B., manager of hotel. Little Cariboo Mining Co., Ltd., C. D. Crane, supt. Lynch (John) & McDuff (Daniel), St. Louis Hotel. ,172 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Camp McKinney. Carbonate Landing McDuff, Daniel, blacksmith. McMillan & Co., general store. Minnee Haha Mining Co., Ltd., A. McGraw, mgr.; head office, Toronto. Minnie Ha Ha Gold Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., A. Megaw, manager; Joseph Murphy supt. 'Nicholson, Henry, notary public and mining agent. Parkinson, Richard, mining broker. ■Sailor Consolidated Mining and Milling Co., of Camp McKinev, Ltd. Sanborn, Geo., mgr. W. T. S. & Co. Shannon-Dolphin Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Dr. D. F. Reddy, gen. mgr., Spokane; Thomas MeDonald, supt. Shatford, W. T. & Co., general merchants; also Vernon, Fairview and Slocan City. : Victoria Mining Association, C. B. Bash supt. Waterloo Mining Co., Ltd., Dr. D. F. Reddy, gen. mgr., Spokane; Joseph Murphy, supt. CANAL, Canal Flat, or Grohman. A ranching settlement on Kootenay river 40 miles south of Windermere; telegraph office Golden. Lascelles, Hon. Francis J., rancher. Grainger, Douglas, Columbia Hotel. Kootenay Valleys Co., Ltd., office Nelson. Spencer, J., farmer. CANOE PASS, (See Ladner and Port Guichon.) A salmon fishing station 15 miles below New Westminster, on the Fraser river, 2 miles from Ladner's Landing; postoffice Westham Island. In Delta Municipality. Anglo-American Canning Co. British Columbia Canning Co., Ltd. Bussonich, Maeto, general store. Victoria Canning Co., of B. C, Ltd., ■ Wellington Cannery. Westham Island Canning Co., Ltd. CANYON CREEK, A landing on the Columbia River, 5 miles south of Golden. Also placer washings. Lee, J., farmer. Nicholson, Charles, farmer. Nicholson, D., rancher. Stacey, Charles, farmer. CAPE BEALE, Lighthouse and telegraph station on the west coast of Vancouver Island; mails from Victoria, distance 95 miles, at entrance of Barkley Sound 35 miles south of Alberni. Paterson, Thomas, lighthous-keeper. Paterson, Mrs., telegraph operator. Cape mudge, Post office, Heriot Bay. A light-house on the East coast. An Indian village is located here; distant from Vancouver 100 miles, nearest telegraph office Comox, distant 20 miles. Davidson, John, iight-house keeper. Walker, Rev. Robert John, Methodist CAPE SCOTT, A Danish settlement on the northern point of Vancouver Island, 75 miles northwest of Quatsino, and 300 miles Victoria, mail'once per month. Postmaster, Nels. C. Nelson. Christensen. Carl B., school teacher. Co-operative store, N. C. Nelson, mgr. Glernp, Peter, farmer. Hansen, Rasmus, carpenter, boatbuilder, president of Cape Scott Colony. Jacobsen, Jens P., farmer. Jensen, Martin, farmer.-'g^ Mylund, Jens Jensen, minister. Rasmussen, Carl W., saw mill CARBONATE LANDING, A mining camp on the,Columbia river, 20 miles south of Golden. Allan. Arthur, Sree miner. Bingham, Thomas Hercules, farmer. Cartwright, Chas., hotel and outfitter. Conkrite, Robt., farmer. Dodd, John, farmer. Fitzpatrick, Joseph, free miner. Haddon, Thomas Robertson, free miner. Hollandx Charles Richard, free miner and cook. Johnston, William, farmer. Logan, Wm., miner. McDougall, Thomas, free miner. Mitchell, Walter Rowland, rancher. Munson, Harry, miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Carbonate Landing. Richardson, Hany, miner, Bury, Geo., miner. Smith, Wm., farmer. Umphrey, Samuel, farmer. Umphrey, William, farmer. Wallace, William, farmer. Yen, Sing, cook. CARIBOO CITY, (P. 0. Burton.) A new townsite on Cariboo Creek east of Burton City, from which it is . reached by wagon road.x McDougall, Mrs. D. A., hotel, also Nakusp, Samuel Walker, manager. CARLISLE, A salmon fishing post on the Skeeua river, 10 miles from its mouth. Post office Claxton, dis. 6 miles. Port Essington, dis. 5 miles. Brewster, Gilbert W., cannery manager. Carlisle Packing & Canning Co., Ltd., canney,, saltery and general store. Munn, Holland & Co., agents, Victoria. Lindsay, Alex, fisherman. Orwick, Thomas, boatbuilder and fisherman. CARMANAH, A lighthouse and telegraph station on the west coast of Vancouver Island, 80 miles from Victoria. Daykin, William P., lighthouse keeper. CARPENTER MOUNTAIN, A post on the Cariboo road near the ■ 150 Mile House. CARSON, (See also Grand Forks.) A mining camp in Kettle River dis- tnc, 5 miles from Grand Forks. Postmaster, D. McLaren. Arnett, George, miner. fci Paris G- M- Co., (fgn.), Henry White, supt. Cook, George, miner. Cooper, Alfred Joseph, farmer. hooper, William Alfred, farmer. SHO CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign I,etters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Coryell, Frank, rancher. Coryell, Mrs. M. E., wid., rancher. Covert, W. H., farmer. Farrell, J. G., free miner. Glover, W., free miner. Gordon, Wm., shoemaker. Hoffman & Son, farmer. Mclnnis, Donald, farmer. McLaren Bros., hotel. McLaren, Dan., blacksmith. McLaren, John, farmer. Mardon, C. N., farmer. Myers, J., miner. Pettijohn, D. B., farmer. Poulton, A. D., miner. Ralston, G. A., farmer. Spence, J. A., rancher. Van, Tassel, C. W., miner. Vaughan, Leonard, farmer. Wasson, Robert, farmer. CASCADE CITY, (See also Christina.) A station on the Columbia and Western extension of the C.P.R., 54 miles west of Robson, situated on the Kettle River, two miles south of Christina Lake. It is situated just north of the international boundary line and has very fine wafer power.- . capable of developing 20,00 h. power, a three hundred foot wooden bridge spans the Kettle river near here. Grank Forks, dis. 12 miles Marcus, Wash., distance 35 miles. Postmaster, Angus Cameron. Algonquin Mining Co. Al Peon Mining Co. Armstrong, Joseph, prospector. Bailey, Frank, & Co., mine owners. B. C. Mercantile & Mining Syndicate, Ltd., general merchants, assayers and mining. Bernard, Richard, free miner. Bertois, Julis Alphonse, liver}. 174 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cascade City. Cascade City. Black Bros., props. Black's Hotel. Black, Ira W., of Black Bros. Blanchard & Moore, blacksmiths. Boyer, Joseph, free miner. Britannia Hotel. Brown, Wm., hotel. Burns. P. & Co., butchers, Harvey Harris, mgr. Burnt Basin Mining Co. Cameron, Forrest & Co., mine owners, and hotel, H. Darcey, manager. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. A. Bremner, ticket agent. Cascade Development Co., (fgn.) town- site owners,. George R. Stocker, agent and attorney, A. Chandler, pres. Cascade Drug Co., Joseph Schaich, mgr. Cascade Hotel. Chas. H. Thomas. Cascade Record, Wilcox & O'Reilly, publishers. Columbia Hotel, J. A. McMaster & Co. Columbia Telephone Co., Angus Campbell . agent. Commercial Hotel, O. G. Fredericks, prop. OOPEK, W. H. & CO., ^ MINING BROKERS, Cooper, Major Wm. Henry, of W. H. Cooper & Co., Cosmopolitan Hotel, Wm. H. Reynolds. Curtis, G. T., grocery, etc. Customs House, Geo. Rose, sub-collector. Darraugh, —., chief lisence inspector. Dominion Supply Co., general store, A. Bremner, mgr. Edison Group Mining Co. Engleson & Co., mine owners. Faisand, Louis, free miner. Ferguson, D. D., contractor. Ferris, Lewis, free miner. Flynn, P., free miner. Forrest, N., prospector. Francis & Milne, fruits, confectionery and cigars. Gaine & Roy (The Yukon Store), general Store. Gault Mining Co. Genelle, Peter & Co., saw mill, also Nakusp. Gordon. Geo. S., physician and surgeon. Green, Wm., prospector. Greer, C. W., bakery. Gribbe, F., restaurant. Griffin, Herbert Poulteney, free miner. Gutberge, Wm., prospector. Hamer & Co., mine owners. Henderson, John Wm., mill-hand. Hunter & Co., mine owners. Hutchison, B. F., Elmo mine. International Hotel. Johnson, Abe & Co., mine owners. Keelar, & Co., mine owners. Knox & Delaney, watchmakers, etc. Knox, Henry Herbert, jewellery; Kellar, Thomas, prospector. Lafferty, Jas.. free miner. Landsburg, John S., free miner. Lattie Bros., free miners. Lawless, John, free miner. Longshore & Co., mine owners. Luff, John, prospector. LYNCH A EARL. (Alex. Lynch and John Exrl.i SAW MILL AND GENERAL STORE. Lynch, Wm. A., clerk Lynch «fe Earl. Lyngholm, John, general store. McDonald & Flood, Grand Central Htl. McKay, John, prospector. McLean, S., prospector. McLaren, A., prospector. McLellan, N., & Co., hay, grain and feed McMaster, J. A. & Co., Columbia Hotel. McVoy. Kelly, free miner. Mahaffy, T. E., men's furnishings. Matheson, John Donald, school teacher. Mauro, Charles, shoemaker.' Meadows, Wm., .fruits and tobaccos. Monnier, V. & Co (D. W. Morgan), wholesale liquors and cigars. Montana Hotel. Morgan, Granville, rancher and miner. Munro. Peter, sawyer, Murphy, J. H., free mmer. Pilkie, Joseph, free miner. Potter, John, merchant tailor. Poulton, W. J., free miner. Queen of the Cake Mine. Quinlivan (S. F.) & Ross, Club Hotel. Ralston Bros., free miners. Richards, S. C. D.V.S., Government veterinary inspector. Robinson, Andrew Wm., free miner. Robinson. Jns.. free miner. Roma Hotel, G. Devon, prop. Rose, George C, sub-collector H. M. Customs and rancher. Rowell, Frank, teamster. Railroad Headquarters Hotel, C. J. Eck- storm, prop. Sadler, Reginald Cobham, rancher and ' miner. Sanderson. Chas., free miner Scandia Hotel, Oscar Stenstrom prop. Short, A., free miner. Sinclair, J. & Co., free miner.. Smith. F. L.. prospector. Spalding & Beach, mine owo.rs. Staple & Co., free miners. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 175 Cedar. Stewart, A., prospector. Stocker, Geo. R., real estate agent. Insurance and Townsite agent Thomas, Charles H, Cascade Hotel. Thomason & Co., The, E. G. Saw Mill. Thompson, Andrew Hamilton, blacksmith and farmer. Troy & Harper mining company. Tyghe & McKellar, Palace Livery. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., B.C. M. & M. Synd., agents. Walker, —., stationery and tobacconist. Wilson, P. H, free miner. Wolverton, W. M., general store, and deputy postmaster. CASSIAR, An electoral district in the northwestern part of the province, and comprises Skeena River, Stikine Riv- t er, Omenica districts and Queen Charlotte Islands. Salmon canning and mining are the industries. CEDAR. A station on the main line of C.P.R., 436 Miles East of Vancouver. CEDAR, (See also Oyster Harbor.) A post settlement in Nanaimo district. Farming and oyster dredging are canied on. Mail weekly. Nanaimo dis. 10 miles, is nearest railway station, telegraph and express office; Oyster Bay, 4 miles. Postmaster, Henry Maguire. Anglican Church—Rev. Geo. Taylor, rector. Benny, Chas., farmer. Benny, John, farmer. Benny, Sam, farmer. Blank, Chas farmer. Blunt, Adolphus, farmer. Bowater, Neal, farmer. Carson, Joseph, farmer. Carson, Wm., farmer. Cassidy, George, farmer. Cassidy, Thos, farmer. Cozens, Francis, farmer. Crane, — farmer. Dolan, .Patrick, farmer. Doole, John, farmer, grffliam, George, farmer. «ree-_*&y, A-B^r't^armer. Gregory, F., farmer.» Gribble, John, farmer. Haslam, Wm., rancher. Hemer, John, farmer and blacksmith. Hill, John, farmer. Hughes, Robert, carpenter. Hudson, William, farmer. McGregor, George, farmer. McKinnell, Andrew, farmer. McLeod, T., farmer. Maguire, Henry, farmer and postmaster. Malie, Augustus, farmer. Malie, E., farmer. Mayne, John, blacksmith. Michael, Jules L., farmer. Michael, Mrs., wid. Edward Henry, farmer. Michael, Edwin, Duncan, farmer. Michael, Walter, Edward, farmer. Moser, Martin, farmer. Patterson, James, farmer. Peterson, Gus, farmer. Peterson, Hans, farmer. Pollock, Robert, farmer. Pollcck, Wm., farmer. Pyne, George, farmer. Quennell, Eklward, farmer and slaughter house, res. Nanaimo City. Richardson, Benj., farmer and miner. Stockand. Samuel, farmer. Swan, Thomas, farmer. Taylor, Geo. Wheat Sheaf Hotel. Taylor, Harriet Alma, general store. Taylor, Rev. Geo., rector Anglican Church. i Taylor, William, farmer. Thomas, John, farmer. Thomas, Miss Katie, school teacher. Thomas, Wm., farmer. Tramfield, Alex., butcher. Truedell, Henry, farmer. Veale, Francis, farmer. Wearing John, rancher. Weetman, James, farmer. White, Parker, laborer. Woobank, Benjamin, miner. Woobank, George, miner and farmer. Woobank, Joseph, miner. York, Amos, farmer. York, Nelson, farmer. York, Westly,, farmer. CEDAR HILL, (See Mount Tolmie.) A district including Mount Tolmie and Gordon Head, adjoining Victoria City, in the north. CENTRAL PARK, (See also Collingwood.) suburb of Vancouver city. 176 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Central Park. Chase Creek. A settlement on the Interurban Tramway between Vancouver and New Westminster, distant 6. miles from Vancouver; telegraph office Vancouver, situated on boundary between South Vancouver and Boundary Municipalities. Telephone connections with Vancouver. Has Presbyterian church and public school. J Postmaster, W. Maxwell Smith. Alcock, W. G., farmer. Anderson, W., emp. Hastings saw mill (Royal Oak, R.A.) _ Barber, F., mattressmaker (Vancouver). ' Bailey, Wm., bricklayer. Barrett, C, spirit merchant, Vancouver, B.C. Liquor Co. Barrett, E., commercial traveller. Battison, —., carpenter. Bennett, Richard, logger. Brockelbank, Thos., market gardener. Bulman, G., laborer. Burnaby Municipality, Reeve Nicolai C. Cartwright, Geo. A., carpenter. Connon, John, farmer. Cook, A. G carpenter Coulter, W. H., stonemason. Dubois, Peter, stone cutter. Gartell, Semor, farmer. Goodacre, O., farmer. Grant, John, carpenter. Creedland, C, Royal Oak Hotel. Green, R., bricklayer. Grimnier, L., farmer. Hansen, C, farmer. Harmer, —., carpenter. Harmer, E., printer. Hamer, S., farmer. Joyce, —., farmer. Keefer, J. G., farmer. Kelly, C, laborer. Lewis, George, logging camp Lobley, A., longshoreman. Lobley, Chas., farmer. MacDonald, Alex., farmer. Mager, —., farmer. Mayne, Thos., painter. MAXWELL- SMITH, W., POSTMASTER, GROCER AND THOROUGHBRED POULTRY. Moon, John, laborer. McGatly, John, painter. McKay, Alex., McKay & Co. (Janet. Mrs. Alex.), lumber. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co*, W. Maxwell-Smith, agent. Chen, Philip, Parkinson, E. B., deputy collector Inland Revenue (Vancouver). Patterson, D. C, boilermaker. Pavier, W, painter. Pleister, H., farmer. Franklin, W., farmer. Robinson, —., foreman (tramway). Ross, —., farmer. Bowman, Joseph H., carpenter. Rowbotham, John H., physician. Schou; clerk, Joseph Shirley; assessor, H. A. Eastman; offices junction of tram lines. Smith, W. Maxwell, general store. Spillman, E., painter. Tapley, John, drayman. Turner, W. P., engineer. Walters, W., farmer. Weart, J. W., accountant. Wilburs, John, emp. Hotel Vancouver. Wilson, Wm., farmer. "Withrow, Sam, farmer. Wolfe, J., contractor. Woodeau, W. T., farmer. CENTRE BAY, A steamboat landing on Howe Sound route, distant from Vancouver 20 miles. CHAMPION CREEK, A steamboat landing on Columbia river 13 miles from Trail and 12 miles from Robson; CHANCELLOR ISLAND, A steamboat landing on Howe Sound distant from Vancouver 12 miles. ; CHANNTOWN, A mining camp on Bickley Bay, east side of Thurlow Island, 1% miles west of Turlow P.O., 3 miles north of Shoal Bay. Comox District Mails weekly. Northern Supply Co., Ltd., hotel. CHASE CREEK, (See Shuswap.) A station on the C.P.R.; telegraph and postoffice Shuswap, distant 5 miles. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 177 Cheam. Chemainus. Chase, W. & Co., general store. Chase, Whitfield, of W. Chase & Co. Ross, James, of W. Chase & Co. Shaw, J. Pearson, rancher. CHEAM, (See also Chilliwack.) A postoffice, distant from Ohillwack 5 miles; Cloverdale 4 miles. Postmaster, R. E. Ken. Calbeck, Sam, manufacturer sash and doors. Edmonson, Mark, farmer. Edmonson, William, farmer. Ford, James, farmer. Ford, Samuel, farmer. Gibson, John, farmer. Gibson, Samuel, farmer. Gillanders, Donald, farmer. Gillanders, Donald. Joseph, farmer. Gillanders, M. F., fanner. Hodges, Samuel, farmer. Jesperson, Henry, farmer. Kipp, Edgar Allan, farmer. McConnell, James, farmer. McConnell, Josiah, farmer. . Marrs, George Tiffin, farmer. Protor, Henry, farmer. Beeves, Amram, farmer. Beeves, George, farmer. Ryder, John, farmer. Robertson, Miss Jennie, teacher. Tretheway Bros., saw and grist mill. I CHEMAINUS, A station on the E. & N. Railway, municipality of Cowichan, 60 miles from Victoria; has money order '-ost office. Mails daily. Has telegraph office. Saw mill, Episcopal church and 3 pdblic schools in the vicinity. Postmaster, E. J. Palmer. Anglican Church. Baptist Church, Bev. W. T. Williamson, geadham, A., gang sawyer, benoit, J., gang sawyer. Calder, Edward, filer, V. L. & M. Co. Campbell, Nelson Wm., rancher. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Mrs. T. D. Conway, agent. Carlson, Gus, Edgerman. nt-™' J«ames' ^wisville Hotel. Chapman, S. T.,-tally man, V. L. & M. Co. Chemainus Court of Foresters, Chemaainus Hotel, Geo. Page, prop. Clark, Joseph, planerman V. L. & M. Co. Conway, E. J., agent. Conway, Thomas David, agent E. & N. Ry. Conway, Mrs. T. D., agent. Crozier, James, mill-hand V. L. & M. Oo. Customs House Officer—Thos. D. Conway. Davies, David, farmer. Davis, Joseph, farmer. Donald, H. E., farmer. Dowding, F; H., fireman. Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway, Thos. David Conway, agent. Elliott, 0. A., physician. Elliott, Geo. R., stenog, V. L. & M. Oo. Erb, S. F., oiler. V. L. &• M. Co. Erb, Sam, supt, V. L. & M. Co. Erb, Chas., mill hand, V. L. & M. Co. Forrest, Fred, night watchmen, V. L. & M. Co. Gallant, P., millhand. Gibson, Capt. J. S., stevedore and U.S. sub-consul. Gibson, G., tallyman. Gibson, T., boom man. Gosnell, James F., farmer. Gosnell, John F., farmer. Goulet, G. H., mill hand. V. L. & M. Co. Graham, W. C, loco., engineer. Gustafson, Olaf, carpenter. Halhed, R. B., Provincial constable. Harrison, T., mill-hand. Hattie, Dan., carpenter. Howe, A. butcher. Howe, M. hotel. Howell, Harry A. storekeeper, V. L. &' M: Co., general store. Hill, Louis G., bookkeeper, V. L. & M. Co. Hubbard, C, section foreman, Oyster Siding. • 178 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Chemainus. Cherry Creek. Jackman, S., & Baker, Geo., farmers, Miller's Camp. Jacobson. E., millhand. Jewell, Sargent, filer. Johnson, J., edgerman. Johnson, L. D., tally man, V. L. & M. Co. Johnson, P. J., millhand. Kersley, George, farmer. Knapp, C, millhand. Lewis, Samuel Girdlestone, general merchant, Linzinberg, N., blacksmith. McBride, Sam., section foreman. McGartney, H., brakeman. McGartney, H. C, conductor. McKinnon, A. D., setter, V. L. & M. Co. Marshall, J. F., boom man, V. L. & M. Co. May, W. M., car repairer. Menzies, John, carpenter. Methodist Church. Rev. C. W. Nelson, pastor. Miller, W. A., farmer. Morell, E., machinist. Muir, Cuthbert, clerk V.L. & M. Co. Mount Sicker & British Columbia Dev. Co., Ltd., Henry Croft, general mgr. Victoria. E. H. Molander, mgr. Neal, James, farmer and dairyman. Nelson, Rev. C. W., pastor Methodist Church. Palmer, E. J., general manager, Victoria Lumber & Maufacturing Co,. Ltd. Page, George, Chemainus Hotel. Page, G. H., log-sealer. Pike, Ben,, teamster. Porter, G. R., jr., farmer. Porter, George Robert, J.P., farmer. Porter, Thos., farmer. Richardson, J. W. machinist ad engineer, V. L. & M. Co. Roache, D., fireman. Robinson, J. R., tally man, V. L. & M. Co. Russell, George, farmer, Blaney's Crossing. Sather, John, boom man. Shorthall, M., boom man. Smith, C. A., machinist. V. L. & M. Co. Smith, H. G., millhand. Smith, Irving, gang sawyer, V. L. & M. Co. Smith, W. mill hand. V. L. &. M. Co. South in .W. W.. farmer, Spring Brook. Spears, Geo., setter. Steveson, P. R., tallyman, V. L. & M. Co. Stonehouse, A., tallyman. Thomas, Wm., farmer. Thompson, E. K., millhand. Thurston, A. J., sawyer, V. L. & M. Co. United States Consulate, Capt. J. S. Gibson, sub-consul. VICTORIA LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO, LTD., J. A. HUMBIRD, PRESIDENT, ST. PAUL, MINN. A. J. PALMER, GENERAL MANAGER. CHEMAINUS SAWMILL AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Ward, Wm., farmer. Williamson, Rev. W. T., pastor Baptist Church. Wilson, Archie, wiper. Wilson F. G., millwright. CHERRY CREEK, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 236 miles east of Vancouver; telegraph office Kamloops, 15 miles. In North Yale district. Postmaster, J. S. L. Hughes. Allen, Robt. White, farm-hand. Beaton, Neil, farmer. Blakley, John Chas., rancher. Blakley, Wm. Jas., far-hand. Cornwall, Henry A. G., cattleman. Flett, John, farmer. Follett, Frederick, section foreman. Hughes, John S. Leonard, farmer and posmaster. Lyons, Robert Hobbs, rancher and miner. McFie, John, farm-hand. Manning, Wm., watchman. Middleton, John, watchman. Murphy, Lawrence, watchman. Newberry, Francis W., farmer. Newberry, Frank, farmer. Newberry, John Peet, farmer. Pendleton, Geo. E., farmer. Roper,' Wm. J., farmer. CHERRY CREEK, A settlement in the East Kootenay', district. Post Office Windermere. Humphreys, J. E., gen. store. CHERRY CREEK, A settlement 35 miles east of Lumby, in East Yale District. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 179 CHILLIWACK. Menitt, John, farmer. Thibadeau, P., farmer. Thomas, A. G., farmer and trapper. Thomas, D., farmer and trapper. CHILCOTIN, (See also Riske Creek, Hanceville, and Alexis Creek.) a country post office on Riske Creek, in the Cariboo district Nearest telegraph offiee Soda Creek, dis. 40 miles, from Which it is reached Ly stage; nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. 200 miles; steamboat landing Yale. Has a flour mill and " grist mill. Farming and stock raising are the industries. Pop. 50. Postmaster, Frederick M. Beecher. CHILCOOT SUMMIT, A police post on the Chilcoot Pass route to the Klondike Gold Fields, 26 miles from Dyea, 10 miles to Lake Linderman. CHILLIWACK, (See also Sumas, Sardis Cheam and Rosedale.) A municipality on the south bank of Fraser river, 50 miles from New Westminster in the Electoral District- of New Westminster. Chilliwack, the chief town, is situated in the centre' of the municipality, and one mile from the steamboat landing. Has money order postoffice with savings hank, telegraph office and telephone connection. St. Thomas Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Weekly newspaper. Nearest railway station, tion flanison River, dis. 5 miles. The Chilliwack Valley'is about 20 miles long and 10 miles wide, and is one of the richest agricultural districts of the province. Population of town, 1899, 400. Postmaster, Samuel Mellard. Allen, Bev. Wilmot B., clergyman. Armstrong, James, farmer. Arnould, Joseph, farmer. Ashwell, George Horatio Webb, of G. B. A. & Sons. Ashwell, Geo. W., of G. R. Ashwell & bon. Ashwell, G. R#t & Sons, general merchants. Ashwell, Gorge R., merchant. Ashwell, John Henry, of G. R. A. '& sons. Bailey, James, farmer. Ballam, Harry, farmer. Banford, George farmer. Banford, George, jr., farmer. Barrow, Albert, farmer. Barrow, Dodsley Edward, farmer. Bell, A. J. harnessmaker. Bell, John George, farmer. Bell, William, farmer. Benson, Arthur W., farmer. Bent, J. Howe, estate agent. Bond, Joseph, farmer. Branick, Joseph farmer. Branick, Matthew, farmer. Brooks, Edwin Stanley, farmer. Brown, Charles, farmer. Brown, James W., farmer. Bustin, Richard Frederick, farmer. Cairns, Robert Henry, principal Public School. CANADA PERMANENT LOAN A SAVINGS COMPANY, CES ARE J. MARANI, GEN. AGENT, VANCOUVER. J. HOWE BENT, Local Agent. Cawley, Frank, general store. Chadsey, George Washington, registrar County Court, Municipal collector. Chadsley, Geo. E. Chapman, Benjamin, farmer. Chapman, James H., gardener. Chapman, John, farmer. Chilliwack Fruit Growers' Association, Joseph Peers, manager and secretary. Chilliwack Municipality, clerk, Joseph Scott, collector, George W. Chadsey, reeve, Allan Casey Wells. Collenson & Son, machinists. Coote, Arthur Leslie, farmer Cooke, Charles Sheridan, farmer. Coquateclza Institute (Methodist), P. Rev. Joseph Hall, principal. County Court—Geo. Washington Chadsey, registrar. Covedale, Thos. W., farmer. Cross, John, farmer. Cross, Lewis W farmer. Cruikshank, Alex. A., contractor Davis, Charles C, farmer. Davis. John R., farmer. Denholm, John, farmer. De Wolf, Wm. Henry, farmer. Dinsmore, Jas. A. & Thos. W., commission agents. 180 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CHILLIWACK. Edmonson, John, Constanl.iue, farmer. Edmonson, Mark, fanner. Edmonson, William, farmer. English, John, farmer. Evans, Charles H., farmer. . Evans, J. A., farmer. Everall, Thos. Peter, farmer. Farr, J. & E. A., groceries and dry goods. Farr, Joseph, farmer. Ferris, W. F., grocer. Finney, Charles Archie, farmer. Ford, Charles, farmer. Ford, Richard, fanner. Ford, John E., farmer. Ford, Sidney, farmer. Ford, William, farmer. Footer, W. J., contractor and builder. Gammon, Welsford Lawrence, farmer. Gammon, Wm. Henry, farmer. Gibson, Geo., farmer. Gibson, Joseph, farmer. Gibson, Wesley, farmer. Gill, Charles, farmer. Gillanders (Albert Howard) & Parsons (S. H.), boots and shoes. Gillanders, Milton F., farmer. Galloway, Jonathan Wood, butcher. Good, George, farmer. Goodell, Fred, H., farmer. Greyell, Emanuel, farmer. Greyell, David, farmer. Gwynn-Vaughan, David E., farmer. Hall, Wm. Benjamin, farmer. Hall, W. A., farmer. Harding, Samuel, farmer. Hardy, John W., bricklayer. Harrison. Mrs. M., Hanison House. Hatch, Chas. Joseph, farmer. Hawthorne, Charles, farmer, "o. A. C. & Co., general mer- Arthur Cotton, of A. C. H. John C, physician. John Calvin, cpmm. mer- Henderson, chants. Henderson, .& Co. Henderson, Henderson, chant. Henderson, Thomas Burns, mecht. tailor Henderson, Thomas Hunter, merchant. Higginson, Charles T., farmer. Higginson, James farmer. Higginson, William, farmer. Hilton, Moses, farmer. Hulberf. Henry, hop grower. Irwin, Burrows A., groeer. Irwin, Thomas, farmer. Jackman, William T., publisher. Johnson, Henry Langton, farmer. Johnson, Israel, shoemaker. Tlickbuch, Fred'k Charles, farmer. Kipp, Edgar Allen, farmer and stock. Kingcombe, Edward, engineer. Kipp, Henry, farmer- Kipp, Isaac, farmer. Kipp, William D., barber. Kinght, John Grant, blacksmith. Knight, Thomas, blacksmith. I Laidlaw, Thomas, farmer. Leland House, Mrs. H. T. Reid, prop. Lickman, Francis, farmer and fruit, grower. Lindell, Andrew F., farmer. Macdonald, William, mail canier and passengers to Harrison station. McCutcheon, John, mgr.. Telephone Exchange McCutcheon, Wm. Henry John, farmer. McDonald, Frank R., i>a,int<.., etc. McGowan, William, Stainforth, bookkeeper. Mcintosh, R. J., boots and shoes. Marshall Bros. (George and Robert), painters and carriage builders, Mai-shall, George, painter. Marshall, Robert, carriage builder-. Mearns, Geo., shoemaker. Melhuish, George, comm. agent. MM! ELLARD, SAMUEL, If E POSTMASTER, NOTARY PUBLIC A GENERAL INSURANCE AGT. Mercer, Alex. S., blacksmith. METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. James H. White, ptstor. Mitchell, Charles N., Rev., Baptist Mohler, David H., nurseryman. Munro, Alex., farmer. Munro Asael, farmer. Munro, Charles William, M.P.P., farmer. Munro, Elgin, farmer. Munro, Gilbert, farmer. Munro, James, tinsmith. Murray, James, farmer Nelmes, David Thomas, farmer. Nelmes, William Berkley, drayman. Nelson, A. M., commission merchant Nelson's Drug Store Co., druggists. H. J. Barber, manager. N. W. & B. 1. Telephone Co., John McCutcheon, local manager. Nevard, Wm., butcher. Nicholson, Albert, farmer. Nowell, Reuben, farmer. Noble, Archibald, livery. Paisley, Louis W., auctioneer. Paker, Alfred, farmer. Parker, John, farmer. Parry, Alfred, farmer. Parry, Walter, farmer. Parry, William, farmer. Patterson, J., lime kiln, Elk Creek. Paul, John Henry, farmer. Peers, Joseph, farmer, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOUY. 181 Chilliwack. China Hat. Pelly, Justinian, barrister. and stipendary magistrate. Progress, Wm". T. Jackman, publisher. Prowse, Robert W., farmer. Public School, R. H. Cairns, principal. Ada May Templar and Nellie Mel- huish. Purdy, John, farmer. Beade, George Bertie, farmer. Reece, Edwin Ernest, farmer. Reece, Jonathan, farmer. Beeves, Charles B. hardware and implements. Reeves, George, farmer. Reid, Mrs. H. T., prop. Leland house. Richardson. Norman, farmer. Roberts, Richard, farmer. Robertson, Alex. J., watchmaker. Robertson, James C, plasterer. Robinson, Amos, saddler. Rose, William A., dry goods, and groceries. Rounsfell, John, farmer. Russell, John, farmer. Sampson, John, farmer and stock. Scott, Joseph, clerk of municipality Smith. Herbert Nevile, engineer. Smith, John S., aparian and manufacturer of incubator. Smith, Nevile, farmer. Smith. Leister Neville, mgr., Yorkshire. G. & S. Corp., Ltd. Smith, Richard, farmer. Snider, L j farmer Somers, Charles, farmer. Sommers, Richard, farmer. Spettigue, William S., farmer. Stady, Henry, fanner. Stady, John, farmer. Stevenson, Maxwell, contractor and builder. Street. Arthur J., farmer. Street. C. L., farmer. Street, H. T., saw mill. Stuart, Geo. Maxwell, farmer. Suart, John Henry, buttermaker, Eden Bank Creamery. Tate, Rev. C. M„ missionary. Thompson, Humphrey, farmer. Thompson, John N farmer. Thompson, Joseph, farmer. Thompson, Robert, fanner. Toop, Richard, farmer. Toop, Robert fanner. Travis, George, farmer. Travis. Percy, farmer. Tretheway, James, flour mill. turner, Charles, farmer. Turner, Samuel J., contractor and farmer -vickerson, Charles Edward, farmer. Vickerson, Edward, farmer Vickerson, William James, farmer. Walker, _., blacksmith. WELL LIGHTED SAMLJPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commeroial Traveller s NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberi-i Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays alid Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Walton, Edwin, farmer. Watson, George, farmer. Webb, Charles W., farmer. Webb, Horatio, dep. sheriff. Webb, George Edward F., farmer. Webb, John Frederick, farmer. Wells, Allen C, farmer. Wells, E. A., farmer. White, Rev. James H., Methodist. Willis, Abraham E., farmer. White, Joseph, furniture. Whitley, Thos. R., accountant. AjILKINSON, J. T., IMPORTER AND BREEDER OP STANDARD BRED TROTTING HORSES AXD SOUTHDOWN SHEEP. Wilson, Percy H., farmer and stock. Wright, John Knox, clergyman. Wilson, Wm., farmer. Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities corporation, bankers, Leister Nelville Smith manager. CHIMNEY CREEK, A post on the Cariboo road in Cassiar district! post office 150 Mile House, dis. 12 miles; Ashcroft dis. 150 miles. Dussouet, Peter. Isnardy, Amedel, rancher. Isnardy, Charles, rancher. Isnardy, Frank, rancher. Isnardy, Joseph, rancher. Ross, M. D., ferryman. Wessiarra, Peter. Wessiarra, Poble. CHINA ^fcp^4 (See Alberni.) CHINA HAT, a trading post on Clementoo passage, northwest coast; 370 miles from Victoria. 182 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Christina. Clayquot. Edgar, George, general store and Methodist lay misionary. CHRISTINA. (Formerly known as Levally's.) A station on the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R. — miles from West Robson. on Christina Lake; — miles from Cascade. Postmaster—Eli Lavalley. Lavalley, Eli, general store and hotel. Lavalley, Joseph Arthur, miner. CHURN CREEK, (See Gang Ranch.) CISCO, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 149 miles east of Vancouver and North Bend, 20 miles. CLANWILLIAM, A station on the main line of the O. P.R., 370 miles east of Vancouver, in the West Kootenay district. Mail daily; has -el-graph office; nearest steamboat landing Revelstoke, dis. 9 . miles. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. CLASKUS LAKE, (See Hanceville.) In the Blackwater district, 60 miles from Hanceville, Cariboo district. CLAXTON, (See Port Essington and Carlisle.) A fishing post, 8- miles from the mouth of the Skeena River, 12 miles below Port Essington, and 30 miles southeast of Fort Simpson, Vancouver dis. 530 miles. Postmaster, A., Stuart Robertson. Ardagh, Dr. Vernon, physician., C. S. and hospital, also Metlakahtla. Brown, James, machinist. Curran, Peter, fisherman. Cambie, Edward, sawyer. Frigi Moto (Jap.), mill hand. Gurd, Rev. R. W., Church of England. Johnstone, F. W., notary public. Kallaran, Victor, fisherman. M. Kirby, HoTaoe, hotel keeper. McCrea, John, fisherman. Matheson, Murdock, boat biulder and fiisherman. Matheson, Wm., James, boat builder and fisherman. Nakado, J. (Jap.), mill hand. Robertson, William H., boat builder ROBERTSON ANDREW STUART, J.P, FOSTMASTKR AND MGR. R. C. P. CO. Royal Canadian Packing Co., Ltd. Salmon Canners, saw mill and gener- al store, Turner, Beeton & Co., agts. OLAYOOSE, A steamboat landing on the west coast of Vancouver Island, distant from Victoria 76 miles. Logan, —., rancher. Stone, Rev., Methodist missionary. CLAYOQUOT, (See also Ahousat.) In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver, Provincial of Alberni. Mining Recording Office for the West Coast Mining Division of V.I. Communications by weekly steamers from Victoria, distance about 150 miles. Population about 150 whites and 250 Indians. Amongst the chief industries is mining, a large amount of development work being done by companies, corporation and individuals in five or six sections of the district. Saw mill run by water power. Post Office, the Provincial Police Station for the West Coast of V.I., a Dominion Meteorological Observation Station. The harbor being about the centre of the West Coast makes it j the general supply centre for sealing schooners and other crafts. Postmaster, F. Ja.obson. Amsenbercy, Harry, farmer. Arnet. Charles, miner. Arret, Jacob, fisherman. Aston, C. P., laborer. Auseth, B., mill owner. Baker, F., laborer. Bain, J., prospector. Fayette, M., miner. Benson, Charles, miner. Bond, Wm., farmer. Boyd, Wilson, Capt. A. B., mine owner. Brewer, W. M., M. & M. E. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 183 Clayquoit. Clayton. Brendel, L. Von., farmer. British Pacific Gold Property Co., Ltd. Lty. Brown, Nova Chester, blacksmith ard farmer. Campbell, N. L., mine owner. Carlsen, M., prospector. Carter, L. W., clerk. Chesterman, John, farmer. [ Clarke, James, miner. Clayoquot Fishing and Trading Co., Ltd, cannery and general store, Filip Jacob- sen manager, Thos. Earle agent. Corkle, James, mine foreman. Dancer, Sir Thomas J., mine-owner. Darr, Sam,, prospector. Dawley, W. T., mining recorder and J.P. Donahoo, J., prospector. ' Drinkwater, J. A., miner. Eik, J., fisherman. Engvik, Alvin, bookkeeper Fayette, Edward, laborer. Fayette, Paul, farmer. Ferguson, J. A., prospector. Fletcher, Thos., engineer, str. Bessie. Frank. C. miner. Galtz. J., miner. Gardner, D. W., prospector. Gibbs, F., miner. Grant, T._ miner. Grice, John, J.P. Gurnard, John, farmer and fisherman. Harvey, L. C, miner. Haugen, M., carpenter. Husby, S., fisherman. Husher, P., prospector. Helga Gold and Copper Mining Co., Ltd., Jacobsen, Filip, postmaster, and general store. Jensen, Jens Peder, farmer and carpenter. Jones. James W., prospector. Jones. W. Leslie, prospector. Karlsen. P., fisherman. Kenyon, W., prospector. Kershaw, W., farmer. Knudsen, J., carpenter. Kirkland, C. miner. Lam, J., prospector. Laurenson, Ole. Andras. Lindland. 0., farmer. Lomax. J, laborer. McDonald, C._ miner. McLellan, W. S., miner. McKipI. Capt., str. Bessie. Maltby, Geo., farmer. Matheson, 0. C. cannery foreman. Michelet C. de, mine owner. Miles, W., miner. Monsaas, Jacob, fisherman. Monsaas, J., fisherman. Moran, T„ miner. •Nichols, A. F., miner. Nilsson, F., farmer. Peterson, K., miner. Quisenberry, C, farmer. l Reid, F. C., steward. Ringland, J., prospector. Rolston, Peter Williams,. physician and surgeon. Sabin. J., miner. Skanke. Edward, fisherman. Slater, C. P., School teacher. Spain, Frederick Stanley, Provincial Police. Steam launch Bessie, McKill, —., master Stephenson, F. L., prospector. Stephenson, S. C, prospector. Stockham (Thomas) & Dawley (Chas.) general store. Stuermer, Geo., carpenter. Swanson, A., miner. Talbot, G. R., mine owner. Tate, Rev. John, Methodist. Torrisdal, T., fisherman. Van Nevel, J. A., priest. . Von Brendel, Ludwig, farmer. Vialitch, P., laborer. Wallen, Anton, fishing boss. Waters, Harvey, prospector. Waters, Hoarce, prospector. Whiteman, C, prospector. Wingen, Thomas, mill owner. Wollan, P. J., cooper. Woodward, W., gentleman. CLAYTON, (See also Tinehead, Clover Valley, Hazel- mere.) A station on the New Westminster Southern railway, distant from Port Kells 4 miles, New Westminster 10 miles by wagon road, 14 miles by railway, situated in Surrey municipality. Postmaster, Charles C. Cameron. Brown, James Lockie, farmer. Burns, F., farmer. Cameron, Charles C, farmer and postmaster. Cameron, John R., farmer. Cameron, Wm. A., farmer. Cann, George Whitfield, farmery Cavers, Joseph Calvin, farmer. Daggert, W. C. Dales, T. J., farmer. Duarke, Charles Henry, farmer. Ellwood, John, farmer. Frame, William, farmer. Foster, Thomas, M.P.P., farmer. Francis, H., farmer. Greigg, G. W., farmer. Grigg. Geo. Wellington. Hinze, Alfred, farmer. »!w^):flTS**,«-5 184 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Gyayton. - Clinton. Johnson, Wm., farmer, MeCullum, Charles W., farmer. McClinton, Robert, farmer. -MeKenzie, Joseph, farmer. Martin, Elijah, farmer. Matheson, John, blacksmith and farmer. Morton, John Terry, farmer. Paris, John Davie, farmer. Parks, Joseph, farmer. Pickering James, farmer. Redmond, George, farmer. .Routley, Gordon, farmer. Routley, John Manning, farmer. Routley, L., farmer. Routley, Thomas, farmer. Routley, William, farmer. Smith, Alexander, farmer. Smith. Joseph. Stone. Edward, farmer. Stone, Samuel, farmer. Stone. William, farmer. Sutherland, David, farmer. Vanstone, J. Vogelsang, Hans, farmer. White, Francis, farmer. , Williams, Guy, sr. Williams, Guy, jr. Williams, Joseph, farmer. Wiltshire, Ernest Miles, farmer. CLEWE, A fishing station on, Moresby Island, distant from Vancouver 510 miles. CLINTON, (See also Bridge Creek.) An important town on the Oariboo road, in the Lillooet district, dis. 32 miles from Ashcroft, its nearest rail- . way station, from which it is reached by stage every alternate day; has a money order postoffice; mails three times a week; B. C. Express Co., C.P.R. telegraph; has a resident Methodist minister and public school. It is the centre for a mining district. Population, 150. Postmaster—A. Le Bourdais. Anderson, Wm. W., clerk F. W. Foster. Bell, Edward E., stage driver. Bell, Ewen, Indian agent. Bernal, Juan, farmer. Boyd, William, 70-Mile House, Stock R., hotel and store. B. C. Cattle Co., Canoe Creek, John Lowther, manager. British Columbia Express Co.. Benj. Newnham, agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH A. LeBourdais, agent. Chenhall, James, teamster. County Court, Fred. Soues, registrer. Doxat, Claude R., farmer. Doxat, Hugh, rancher, Dougherty, Mrs. Edward, fanner. Eagleson, Mark R., hotel. Ferguson, Robert, laborer. FOSTER, FREDERICK WM., J.P., GENERAL MERCHANT, ALSO ASHCROFT. Foster, Fredk. Wm., jr., clerk. Gannon, James, teamster. Graham, Robert, farmer. Graham, Samuel, farmer. Hautier, Louis Vincent, stage-driver. Hautier, William, freighter. Hollingsworth, Joseph, barber. Horton, Nicholas, carpenter. Innes, Alexander, laborer. Janes, O. O., farmer. Kelly, Wm. H., harnv-ssmaker and saddler. Kerr, Alex., laborer. Ketchison, Miss A., school teacher. LE BOURDAIS, ADALBERT. POSTMASTER. Linfield, L., laborer. Lion, Serapio, packer. Lowther, John, mgr. B.C. Cattle Co. ■ McDougall, Thos., teamster. McGillivray ■ uuncan hotel, 59-Mile house. McLennan, Kenneth B., rancher. McMillan, John, teamster. Mackay, Hugh, laborer. Marshall, Mrs. E., of Marshall & Smith. Marshall & Smith, props. Clinton Hotel. and ranchers. Methodist church, Rev. G. E. Gardiner. Mitchell, George, provincial constable. • Murray, Hugh, laborer. Newnham, Benjamin, B.C. express agt. Peck, Albert J., clerk F. W. Foster. Peel, Reginald B. S., farmer. Pollard, John, farmer. Presbyterian church, Rev.' —. Hardie. Quinn, James, gentleman. Robertson, James A., road foreman.'^H Ross (Charles Wesley) & Parker (Jobe), rancher, Bridge Creek. Rowe. Daniel, rancher. Sanson, Geo., physician. Smith, Joseph, E. N., of Marshall & » GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 185 Clinton. Clover Valley. Soues, Fred, J.P., govt, agent, gold comm. and mining recorder. Saul, Wm. J. P.. farmer. Stedman, Miss Alice, dressmaker. ■ Stenner, Chas., farmer. Stoddart, David Alex., stoves and tinware. Sullivan, J.} Thorburn, Walter S., carpenter. Truran, Charles, laborer. Truran, Joseph, famer. Truran, William, laborer. Trierseirra, Alonzo, farmer and teamster, Beaver Dam. Mail carrier to Alkali Lake. Tweedle, Mrs. R, laundry. Uren, James B., blacksmith. Walker, James, freighter. Walker, John G., express agent. Walker, William, farmer. Wells, Arthur, teamster. White, Thomas, farmer. Ah Gim, general store. Ah Gun, general store. Hop Wall, general store. Kee Kim, general store. CLOVERDALE, (See also Clover Valley. A station on the New Westminster Southern railway, distant from New Westminster 12 miles by road, 16 miles by railway. In Surrey Municipality. Has Methodist and Presbyterian churches and public school. Port Kells dis. 5 miles. Telegraph Blaine, dis. 8 miles. Has telephone connection with Vancouver. Postmaster, Geo. Campbell. Barton, Robert H., farmer. Bond, John, carpenter. CAMPBELL, GEO., POSTMASTER. Carr, Daniel, farmer. Clark, Adam, Crandell, —., rancher. Crandell, James Gordon, rancher. Frampton, Wm. H., section foreman. Harrington, M. R., contractor. Hopkins, N. R., school teacher. Hornby, Major R. M., farmer and hop grower. Hornby, T., rancher. Lefroy, Capt. W. E., farmer. Methodist church. Milton, Albert, farmer. N W. & B. I. Telephone Co. J. H. Starr, agent. Presbyterian church, Rev. McLeod, ■ DEPARTMENTS ■ Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Btc., Rtc. 622, 624, 626 WESTfVi I NSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Richmond, A. A., general store. Sands, E., farmer. Sands, K., retired. Shannon, Joseph, farmer. Shannon, Thomas, farmer. Smith, William, farmer. Starr, John H., blacksmith. Starr, Mrs. J. H., hotel keeper. Sutherland, A. A., medical doctor. Tapley, Capt., farmer. Williams, Warwick G., contractor. Williams, Mrs., dressmaker. Yeomans, —., butcher. CLOVER VALLEY, (See also Cloverdale.) A post farming settlement, 13 miles south of New Westminster by wagon road. In Surrey municipality. Dis. 1% miles from Coverdale station, telegraph Blaine, 8 miles, or Westminster, has telephone connection with New Westminster. Postmaster—D. Mackenzie. Appel, Anton, farmer. Appel, Pohann, farmer. Anderson, Alexander N., farmer. Armstrong, John, farmer. Bond, Alexander, farmer. Bond, John, carpenter. Jones, William Chilton, farmer. Mackenzie, Duncan, farmer and post- Mackenzie. Francis J. Mackenzie, Hugh Henry, farmer and Mackenzie, John C. S., farmer. -Mackenzie, Robert Dougald, farmer. Matheson, Alexander, farmer. Mercier, James, logger. Merrell, C, farmer. Murphy, Alexander, farmer. Murphy, Archibald, farmer. Murphy, James Campbell, farmer. 186 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cobble Hill. Cobble Hill. Nelson, George, farmer. Nelson, John, farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co. Robt. D. MeKenzie agent. Shannon, Samuel, farmer. Slawsane, E. W., farmer. CLYTOSIN, A steamboat landing on Cortez Island, opposite Cape Mudge; Vancouver dis. 90 miles. COAL CREEK, A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, three miles west of Fernie and 144 miles from Kootenay Landing. Has saw mill with capacity of 100,000 feet per day. Coal Creek Saw Mill (C.P.R.), Robert Riddick, acting mgr. COAL HARBOR, A trading port on Quatsino Sound, distance from Skandia settlement (Quatsino P.O.), 6 miles and 10 miles by road to Hardy Bay on east coast of Vancouver Island. West Vancouver Commercial Co., Ltd., A S. Halladie pres., San Francisco; —., Rowe, manager; J. L. Raymur. agent, Victoria. COBBLE HILL, (See also Cowichan and Lake.) Shawnigan A station and postoffice on the E. & N. railway; has telegraph office, good hunting in vicinity, especially Cobble Hill. Fishing on Little Shawnigan Lake; 1 mile from station - dis. from Victoria, 31 miles from Nanaimo, 47 miles. Has. Roman Catholic, Anglican and Methodist churches and public school. Postmaster, James Townley Porter. Barry, John, farmer. Barry David, plainer. Barry Edward, logger. Barry, Pat, logger. .Barry, T., logger. Bazett, Richard, farmer. Bowkkett, James, farmer. Burnham, Eugene, farmer. Cameron, John David, farmer. Chapman, William Thomas, farmer. Copley, Frank, farmer. Copley, W. F., logger. Cousins, Reuben, farmer. Dobson, Benjamin, farmer. Dougan, James, rancher. Dougan, Isaac, farmer. Dougan, John Joseph, farmer. E. & N. Railway, Frank Porter agent. English Church, Cobble Hill. Fear» A., farmer. Fisher, Herbert, farmer. Garnett, Francis Walker, fanner. Hall, P. J., farmer. Harris, E. H., farmer. Hawkins, John, farmer. .Hollings, Henry Hamilton, farmer. Hollings, Henry Samuel, farmer. Hoy, James Archibald, school teacher and farmer. Lafortune, Joseph, farmer. Larsen, Gustav, farmer. McLennan, Peter, farmer, Cobble Hill. McPherson, Donald, section foreman. Nangle, Edward Reid, farmer and carpenter. Manley, Wm. George and Robert John, Newhouse, A., farmer. Nightingale, Arthur, farmer. Nightingale, Clifford, farmer. Nightingale, John,' farmer. Peterson, Hans Peter, farmer. Porter, Frank T., station agent. PORTER, JAMES TOWNLEY. POSTMASTER, HOTEL AND GENERAL STORE. Rogers, Alfred Welwyn, farmer, Cobble Hill. Rogers, Alfred Welwyn, jr., farmer. Rogers, Arthur, farmer. Rogers, Godfrey, farmer. Shearing, Wm. Sheppard, Isaac John, farmer. Smith, H., farmer. Stuart, George, farmer. Taggart, William J., farmer. Thomas, C. E., farmer. - Vanstone, W., farmer. Verdier, John Joseph, farmer. Wilder, George, farmer. Wilder, Henry F., farmer. Wilkinson, John Slater, farmer, Bay. Wilkinson, John Slater Dodsley, farmer Mill CODY (See also Sandon.) A town on the Kaslo & Slocan railway, 2 miles from Sandon, which is the nearest telegraph office; New GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 187 Cody. Columbia. Denver 10 miles; has telephone connection with Sandon. The mines in the vicinity give Employment to over 300 men Elevation about 4,000 feet. Population 100. Postmaster, A. B. Docksteader. Ajax Mine. American Boy Mining and Milling Co. (fgn.) Baker, Fred C, foreman Noble Five Tram. Beltiner, A., laundry. Blue Bird Mine, Scott McDonald, bonder; Wm. Downie, supt. Chambers Group mines, Cook, Anthony, laundry* Dalgleish, Thomas, carpenter. DOCKSTRADER, ARCH. BONE, POSTMASTER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Docksteader, John, gen. store, A. B. Docksteader, mgr. Financial Mining and Trust, of -Canada, Ltd., F. H. Lantz, mgn. dir., Vancouver; O. W. Rafuse, foreman. Freddy Lee Mine, Scott McDonald Goodenough Mines, Ltd., office Kaslo. J. A. Whittier, manager; Thomas Jones, foreman. Greenhorn mine, McNeill Bros., props., John McNeill, mgr. Herman, R. J., foreman, Noble Five concentrator. KASLO & SLOCAN RAILWAY CO. George B. McDonald, agent. Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., A. B. Doeksteader, agent. McDonald. George B.. bookkeeper Noble Five mine, and agent K. & S. Ry McGuigan, John G., Noble Five Cons. M. & M. McGuigan, Thos., foreman Noble Five. McMannus, Frank, engineer Cody sawmill. Naoma &■ Allegash mine. Noble Five Consolidated Mining and Milling Co. (fgn.), James Dunsmuir pres. and treas; James D. Porter, vice-pres.; B. J. Perry, general mgr.; Geo. B. McDonald, asst. sec'y. Nonday Mine, Bruce White, manager. Rec-o mine, near Noble Five, office Sandon. Peirson, W. J., carpenter. Perry. B. J., gen. mgr. Noble Five Mine. Ruby silver mine, Surprise Basin, Braden Bros., owners; E. J. Mathews mgr., Kaslo; E. J. Langford, supt. Shepherd, Fredk. Wm., miner. Slocan Sovereign Mine Ward, Ivan E., foreman Trade Dollar Mine. Winter, Annie (Mrs. J. M.), hotel. Winter, John Michael. COFFEE CREEK, A mining camp near Ainsworth. Kootenay Air Power Company. Lynch, Wm., mgr., Taylor Air Compressor plant. COLDSTREAM, Post office Lumby. A settlement in Yale district; nearest railway station and telegraph Vernon, dis. 4 to 9 miles. McDonald, Alexander, farmer. Gormley, James, fanner. Turner, Benjamin Charles S., farmer. Brewer, George, farmer. Coldstream Ranch (4 miles from Vernon) Earl of Aberdeen. McCalla, George, farmer. Webster, John Lindsay, farmer. COLLINGWOOD, (See Central Park.) A settlement on the interurban tramway between New Westminster and Vancouver, dis. from New Westminster 7% miles and % mile west of Central Park. McFarlane, Wm., Collingwood Hotel. COLUMBIA (See also Grand Forks and Carson.) Incorporated May 1st, 1899. Columbia, on the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R., is situated on the nearest benchland to the junction of the North Fork with the main Kettle River, one mile north of the International Boundary, Yale District. The site is very beautiful and could not be surpassed as a place are clear, level and unbronken, while to build a city. It is a prairie among the mountains, side. The municipal limits include 960 acres of fine land, 640 of which 188 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA COLUMBIA. the remaining 320 are well wooded and are traversed by the picturesque windings of the Kettle River. The town is at the branching of the roads which lead to Greenwood, Republic and the rict mines and mineral claims of the North Fork. Daily stage to Republic, Wash., dis. 40 miles, for which camp it is the distributing point, both for travel and freight. The camps directly tributary to Columbia are White's, or Central, Wellington, Summit, Brown's, Evans, Greenwood, Knight's, Pass Creek, Hardy. Mountain and Seattle. Outside of the mining operations there is a great extent of undulating and fertile agricultural land being successfully and' profitably tilled, which makes it a most valuable adjunct to the mining fields. In this respect the Boundary country is superior to any portion of the Kootenays. Popuation, 1899, 400. Postmaster—Peter Wright. Mayor—Charles Hay. Alderman—P. C- McArthur, Angus McDonald. C. W. R. Wastell, E. L. Beer. ' Chas. Cusson and Joshua Anderson. License Commissioners—E. Leonard Beer and John W. Spence. ' Anderson, Archibald, carpenter. Anderson, Joshua, general store. Baptist Church. Rev. Ralph W. Trotter. , J-.EEE A DUNLOP, (Edward Leonard Beer and Joseph Kidd Dunlop, jr.) MINING AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL AGENTS. Bragdon, Henry Thaddews, of Bragdon & Osborne. Bragdon & Osborne, hardware, etc. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E. L. Beer, ticket agent. C.P.R. Townsite, E. L. Beer, "agent. Columbia' Bottling Works, John H. Evans, prop. COLUMBIAN REVIEW (Weekly) R. M. NESBITT, Manger. w. c. McDougall, Editor. f%OLUMBIA (The) STAGE CO, LTD., NEIL McCALLUM Pres.; C. S. MORRIS, Treas; F. WEITAKER, Sec'y. COLUMBIA TOWNSITE CO., LTD., Pres., J. B. McARTHUR; Vice-Pres. and Treas., C. S. MORRIS 5 See'y., P. C. McARTHUR; Manager., A. W. ROSS. Dennis, Lewis M., barber, Pacific Hotel. Denton (Thos.) & Disney (Edmund), Sash and Door Factory. Dinsmore, Isaac A., Prov. constable. Dinsmore, Wm. H., tailor. Disbrowe, Wm. Henry, contractor. Dufour & Cusson, Queen's Hotel. Ellis, James W., printer, Columbia Re-, view. Emard, Wm. Shavy, St. John's Hotel. Gault. Harry F., barrister, notary public and ins. agent. Guse (Frank) & Brown (Fred), Hotel Columbia, Government, cor. Columbia. Hanscom. Albert Smith, blacksmith. Hay (Chas.), McCallum (Neil) and Wright (Peter), real estate, mines and insurance. Haywood, Wm. C, hotel. Henniger, John B, blacksmith. Hodson, James, Highmore, clerk J. Anderson. ■ |OTEL COLUMBIA, GUSE A BROWN, PROPS., GOVERNMENT, COR COLUMBIA. Ave. Kay, Miss, dressmaker. McArthur, Joseph Benjamin, pres. Columbian Townsite. McArthur, Prescott Campbell, sec'y Columbia Townsite Co. j$£|cARTHUR, SON A CO., l\f| J, B. McARTHUR, Pres.; P. C. McARTHUR, Sec'y-Trea». MINING STOCKS A REAL ESTATE. McDonald, A. L., contractor and builder. McDonald. D., rancher and miner. McDonald & Parrish, tinsmiths, ete. »8 MeDOUGALL, WILLIAM C, ' MINING OPERATOR. McEwing, John, contractor. Mcintosh, John, Pacific Hotel. Morris Charles S., vice-pres. and treas. Columbia Townsite Co., Ltd. Morse, Chas. H., tobacconist and newsdealer. , Nisbet. Robert Matthew, mgr and publisher Columbia Review. Pacific Hotel, John Mcintosh, prop. Parvin, Mrs. Jennie, wid., stenographer Columbia Townsite Co. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 189 Columbia. Colwood. Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. W. Wallace. Rankin, Gilbert W. A., mining and Customs broker. Rice, L. M., C.E., divisional engineer C. & W. Ry. Richards (Thos.) & Henniger (John B.), livery and feed stable. OSS. A. W., R MINING BROKER AND MANAGER TOWNSITE CO. St. John Hotel, Mrs. St. John, prop., Wm. S. Emard and Alex. McDonald. props, bar. Sanders, Wm. J., printer, Columbia Review. Spence, John D., barrister, conveyancer and financial agent. Spraggett, E., sawmill owner. Summit Gold and Copper Mining Co., Ltd., W. C. McDougall, pres.; John D. Spence, sec'y-treas. Tracey, J. J., C. & W. Ry. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., Chas. H. Morse, agent. Waste]!, Whalley, hardware. Wastell, Wm. George, architect and builder. Wells, W. L., blacksmith. Westwood, John, physician; also Grand Forks. Whitaker, Fred, accountant and secretary The Columbia Stage Co., Ltd. Williams, Geo. W., stage line to Republic. Wright, John R., jewellery, stationery and asst. postmaster. Wright, Peter, postmaster, of Hay, McCallum & Wright. York, A., & Co., butchers, John W. Clarke, mgr. COLUMBIA LAKES, (See also Windermere.) In the Bast Kotenay district. P. 0. Windermere. COLUMBIA VALLEY, A steamboat landing and postoffice on the Columbia River, distant 50 miles south of Golden. Postmaster—George Mitchell. Able, W. B., farmer and miner. Atchison, Henry, farmer. Botts, W. G., farmer. Campbell, Donald, fanner and miner. Logan, A. H., farmer. Logan, Wm., farmer and miner. Mitchell, Alfred, farmer. Watkins, Edward, farmer. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formeriy Oppenheimer Vancouver. B.C. COLWOOp, A country postoffice on the Sooke road, in. the Esquimalt district Mails weekly from Victoria; dis. 8 miles; nearest telegraph office Victoria- Postmaster—L. O. Demers. Atkins, Joseph, farmer. Atkins, Thomas lime burner and farmer. Atkins, Thomas, jr., farmer. Bannister, Albert E., farmer. Bennett, John, farmer. Bezansan, G., farmer. Blatchford, J., foreman, Rodd Hill. Conway, E., farmer. Dale. David, farmer. Demers, Ludger Oliver, Colwood hotel. Dubois, Joseph, Colwood Hotel. Ellison, Rev. W. Geo., Hollingworth, Anglican, res. Albert Head. Graw, Ernest. Kidman, Alfred, laborer. Leary. Patrick, alborer Rodd Hill, Cal- Lee, Wah, wash-house. McCormack, W. C, laborer, wood P.O. McDonald, H., farmer. MeKenzie, Donald. MeKenzie, James. 'Millington & Patton, farmer. Norman, Joseph, laborer, Rodd Hill. Peatt, Arthur H., farmer. Peatt, Alfred, farmer. Reeves, George, quartermaster. Ross, Adam, laborer, Rodd Hill. Shaw. Joseph, farmer. Smart, Mrs. St. Matthews's church, Anglican. Rev. Russell, rector. Stuart, G. R. W., farmer. Wale. Albert, farmer. Wales, Wm. J., farmer. 190 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Colwood. Comox. Watts, William, walking boss E. & N. Weir, Charles. West, H. White, James, farm-hand, Hatley Park. Willie, Louis, ranch, also Victoria. Woodruff, George, farmer. COMAPLIX, (Formerly Lardeau.) Situated near the mouth of Fish Creek, en Northeast Arm of Upper Arrow Lake, eight miles east of Arrowhead, from which point it is reached by steamer. Has a saw mill employing about 40 men, and is outfitting point for Fish Creek Mining Camp. Has a telegraph office. Archer, tug, K. L. Co. Bullard, Charles, mining operator. CANADIAN PAC. RY. TELEGRAPH. Bishop E. Grove, agent. Dunn, Thomas I., store mgr. K. L. Co. Fairhall, West, mill watchman. Green, Wells, engineer SS. Archer. Grove. B. E., telegraph operator. Hall, William, saw mill foreman. Jones, Chas. W., foreman logger. Jones. C. E., foreman logging camp. KOOTENAY (The) LUMBER CO., Ltd HEAD OFFICE VICTORIA. GE RGE H. MORRILL, Sec'y-Treas. and Manager. SAW MILL AND GEN. STORE, BRANCH YARDS AT REVELSTOKE, CALGARY AND LACOMBE, Alta. "Lardeau" steamer, Alex. Seaton, master. Magee, James A,, Hotel Lardeau. Menhenick, Cory, mining operator, and freighter. Menkinick, Stanley, engineer SS. Lardeau. Murray, A. E., freighter. Price, William, Queen's Hotel. Revelstoke, Trout Lake and Big Bend Telephone Co., Bishop E. Grove, agt. Ross, Robert, foreman carpenter K.L.O. Stevens, Edward, storekeeper K.L.O. ' Sumner, George, mining recorder COMIAKEN, (See Shopland and Westholm P.- 0.) A setlemei-t on the E. & N. railway North Cowichan municiapilty. COMOX, (See also Sandwick, Grantham, Courtney and Cuiuoe-'and., An important town in the Comox district(on coast ohiants k is known as Port Augusta). Money order and postoffice and savings bank. Mails weekly. Has Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic churchag and public schools. Nearest railway station and telegraph office Nanaimo, dis. 54 miles, from which it ils reached by regular steamer. Postmaster, Joseph Bernard Holmes. Anderton, Edmund Carter R., carpenter. Anderton, R., clerk. Anderton, William, sr., general store and restaurant. Anderson, W. B. Beckensell, Charles, farmer. Beckensell, Thomas, farmer. Cairns, Thomas. J.P., farmer. Cliffe, Samuel Jackson, Lome Hotel. Donohue, Michael, farmer. Downey, Paul, carpenter. Drabble, George F., J.P., surveyor. Durand, Rev. Joseph Alcibhuloa, R. 8. priest. Fraser, John W., laborer. Fulton, Josha Merle., farmer. Grant, Bros. (Abner and Hugh), farmers and milkmen. Hardy, John, farmer. Hawkins, John, farmer. Helen, Ole, farmer. Higgins, John, farmer. Holmes, Ellen, general merchant. Holmes, Joseph Bernard, postmaster. Hudson, George, farmer. Knight, James Mark, farmer. Lucas, H. C, bakery. Lytell,. Matthew, farmer. McArdell, Maurice, farmer. McConnell, Ronald Stafford, mining engineer. McDonald, Geo. G., hotelkeeper. . McDonald, John, farmer. Miller, James J., farmer. Miller, John Joseph Rushton, fanner. Miller, William J., farmer. Millett, Edwin J., farmer. Mitchell, Wm., Govt, agent, assessor and collector. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 191 Comox. Cortez Island. Pritchard, James Archibald, logger. Rennison, A. W., general store. Robb, Wm. Rowley, farmer. Eostorough, Thomas, laoorer. Ryan, David Rupert, farmer. Ryan, Philip Willard, farmer. Sharp, William, farmer and nurseryman. Small, Edward, farmer. Smith, Horace, livery stable. Whelan, Patrick, farmer. Williams, Thomas, Edmund, farmer. COMOX BAY, A suburb of Comox town. COPPER MOUNTAIN. "(P.O. Princeton.) A mining camp ten miles south of Princeton in Similkameen District, Southern Yale; stage from Spence's Bridge weekly, dis. 20 miles. Strike of copper ore said to be very rich— copper carrying gold and silver. COQUITLAM, A settlement near Westminster junc tion; telegraph office Westminister junction. Population, 1899, 400. Postmaster—Jacob Rowland. Alderson, George, farmer. Atkins, Edward Arthur, farmer. Austin, A. R., councillor. Baillie, James, lumberman. Brennan, George, bartender. Brennan, Wm. T., Junction Hotel. Coquitlam Municipality—Edmund Arthur, Atkins, reeve; R. D. Irvine, clerk Curry, James Johnston, farmer. Flint, Jesse, farmer. Fox, James, farmer. Graham, Robt., engineer. Hoy, Alexander, farmer. Hoy, Alexander, jr., farmer. Hoy, John, farmer. Irvine, Lindsay Keith. Irving, Robert Dunstan, Kellis. Chas. W., farmer. McLean, Donald, farmer. McLean, John Beeton, farmer. MacLacMan, John, engineer. MacQuarrie, James E., C.P.R. watchman. Mars, James, farmer. Mars, Thomas, farmer. MarB, Thos., jr., fisherman. Marshall, Samuel, farmer. Matthews. —., school teacher. Mercer. Benjamin, farmer. Mbuldey, George, farmer. Murray, James, farmer. Peterson, —., fisherman. Reid, Bannatyne, laborer. Richardson, Wm., fisherman. Rowland, J., agent C.P.R. Ry. and postmaster. Scott, John Thomas,. farmer. Scott, John Reece, farmer. Scott, Loftus Robert, carpenter C.P.R. Simpson, Edward, farmer. Simpson, Matthew, farmer. Simpson, Matthew, jr., farmer. Smith, John, farmer. Timlickj Arthur, farmer. Timlick, R., farmer. Kwong On Wo. Co. COBFIELD, (See also Cowichan.) A money order postoffice ait the head of Cowichan Bay and mouth of the Cowichan and Koksilah rivers, iu the provincial electoral division of Cowichan; it contains the largest tract of fertile land in tne Cowichan , district, and is very productive. There is a saw mill on the nort^ side of the bay. Mails daily, except Sunday. Nearest railway station and telegraph office Koksdlah, dis. 1 l-2miles. Steamboat landing, Cowichan dis. 2 miles; has Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches Postmaster, Geo. T. Corfield. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. Leakey, rector. Corfield, G. T. general store and postmaster. Greensides, Fred, farmer. Johnson, Edwin, Livingston, Clermont, farmer. Livingston, D. F., farmer. Maitland-Dougall, F. H., farmer. Marshall, Matthew, farmer. Mirriner, Arthur, farmer. Mirriner, Mrs. Augustus, widow. Pimbury. A. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— Father Andre. Ryan, Charles, farmer. Service, Robt., general store. Spears. John, farmer. Van Goethan, Father (R.C.) COKTEZ ISLAND, (See also Clytosin.) 192 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cortez Island. Courtney.- A lumber camp in Namaimo district, distant from Comox 30 miles; Vancouver 103 miles, situated in Comox district, in the northern end of Gulf of Georgia. Steamers weekly. Has public school. Postmaster, Michael Mansen. Allen, Charles Isaac, farmer. Allen, James C, farmer. Allen, Wilfred C, farmer. Bernhardt, Tony, farmer, Bute Inlet. Blanchfield, Martin, farmer, Bute Inlet. Carbutt, Henry, clerk. Graham, Peter, farmer, Bute, Inlet. Hague, H., laborer. Halcrow, Andrew, logger. Heay, Horace, engineer. Heay, Walter, farmer. Hey, Alex., farmer. Lowe, D. B., engineer. McDonald, Donald, rancher. MANSON, MICHAEL. POSTMASTER, MASTER MARINER. Manson, John, trader. Newcomb, Charles E., farmer. Stager, John C., miner. Walker, Wm. George, farmer, Bute In'- Ward, B. E., logger. let. Williams, John, farmer. COTTONWOOD, (See also Quesnelle.) A mining camp on -the Cariboo road; nearest telegraph office Quesnelle, distance 21 miles. Barkerville dis. 39 miles. Ashcroft dis. 241 miles. BOYD, JOHN, POSTMASTER. Hotel Rancher and J. P. Bracen, T., miner. Ehrmann, Frederick, miner. Flemming, John, miner. Isom, Burton, miner. Laronde, Charles, hotel, 10 Mile house, pack train. McPhail, Angus, -farmer for J. Boyd. Wallace, Alexander H., hotel and farmer, 13 Mile house. Wilson, John Wildred, miner. COURTNEY, (See also Sandwich and Comox.) A village in Comox district; has money order postoffice; distant from Comox 3 miles; telegraph office Comox. Cumberland distance 6 miles. It is a pleasant village situated on both sides of the Courney river, and on the road up the settlement. Its position is central, the road to Union passes through it. Has sawmill. It is a favorite place for fishermen and hunters. Hiram Lodge, No. 14, A. F. & A. M., B. C. R., meets on Saturday on or before the full of the moon; R. S. McConnell, sec. Postmaster, Joseph McPhee. Berkeley, John R., road supt. Bowler, James Samuel, farmer. Carter, Richard, farmer. Collins, Charles, farmer. Crawford, B., farmer. Curran, Fred, farmer. Davis, Isaac, farmer. Davis, Leonard, farmer. Davis, Oscar, livery. Fitzgerald, Joseph. Fletcher, Daniel, laborer. Gilmore, James, laborer, Graham, Thomas, logger. Halliday, James C., gardener. Hawkins, John, bartender. Hogdson, George, farmer. Hogdson, Wesley, farmer. Johnston, John, contractor. Knox, William, farmer. Landells, Robert, teacher. Leighton, Fred, blacksmith. Leighton, George, blacksmith. Lewis, Wm., farmer. McCallum, Archie H., hotelkeeper. and auctioneer. McCann, John, carpenter and builder. MeKenzie, John W, blacksmith. McMillan, D., shoemaker. McPHEE, JOSEPH. POSTMASTER McPhee, J. & Son, general merchant*. McPhee, Wm. S., asst. P.M. McQuillan, Robert, livery stable. McQuillan, Wm. John, farmer. ;,3a| Martin, H., logger. Mason, John, gardener. Millard, Harrison P., doctor. Morrison, Hugh, logger. Piercy, Andrew, logger. Piket, John, sodawater factory. Plews, Richard, butcher. Riverside Hotel, Wm. Glennon, prop. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Courtney. of Roe, George Henry, dep. Collector customs, office at Cumberland. Stoughton, Charles, farmer. Surgenor, Robert. Surgenor, William. Thomas, Evan Rowland, teamster Urquhart Bros. (Harold and John), saw mill. Wallace, John, laborer. Wenger, George, mill-hand. COCTLEE, (See also Nicola Lake, Lower Nicola, Quilchena, Rockford and Mamett. Lake and Otter Valley). A money order post office on the Nicola road, 8 miles below Nicola Lake. The nearest railway .and telegraph office, Spence's bridge,, 42 miles. Kamloops dis. 60 miles.This is a good agricultural section, and is chiefly ocupied by cattle ranchers. Good coal mines and silver ledges are located here, and are being worked. Mail bi-weekly. This is the point where the road branches to Mamette Lake, Granite Creek and Siinilkameen mines. Postmaster, H. D. G. Armytage. Armytage, Henry D. G of Blair & Co. BLAIR A CO, GENERAL MERCHANTS also Granite Creek and Princeton. Blair, Gilbert, of Blair & Co., res. Vancouver city. Burns, John, trapper. Chapman, James, farmer. Charters, Wm., farmer. Cleasby, Henry S., farmer. Cleasby, Joseph,' W^;' farmer. Collett, Alfred George, rancjber. Costillion, Joseph, rancher. Coutlie, Alexander, hotel and ranch. Coutlie, Alex. Joseph, farmer. Ooutlie, Jesse, farmer. Dupois, Fred, rancher. Garcia, Frank, farmer. Garcia, Jesus, farmer. Garcia, John, farmer. Godey, Antonio, rancher. _ trrant, H.. trapper. Guliford. Richard, rancher. Gulliford, Richard, jr., rancnei. Harmon, Eli, rancher. Harmon. W. H, rancher. Howarth, W., farmer. Lindley, George Wesley, farmer. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS T 1 iejKiqnj.i-.er_: for Commercial Travellers i jlJj NANAIMO, IB. C. Booking Office, Aiberui Stage. Stage Leaves JHotei Tuesdays aud P ridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Lindley, Henry, farmer. Lindley, John, farmer. Lindley, Louis, farmer. Lindley, Thomas, farmer. McArthur, Neil McLean, farmer. McGillivray. \ngus, blacksmith. Mclnnes, Daniel, rancher. McPhall, Alexander, rancher. Munro, D._ teamster. Murray, AV., trapper. Murray, W. G., clerk. Neilson, Martin, farmer. Newkirk, Charles M., dairy farmer. Olson, Martin, farmer. Proteau, Joseph, rancher. Reynolds, Andrew, trapper. Smith, W., clerk. Thompson, Lewellyn, farmer. Vought, Wm., farmer. Vought, W. H., rancher. COWICHAN A steamboat landing on Cowichan Bay, dis. from Cowichan Station 6 miles; telegraph, Koksilah. Postmaster, A. Frumento. Clermont, Livingston, attorney. Chisholm, Wm., farmer. Crawford, Geo., farmer. Frumenti, Mrs. A., postmaster. Garnus, John, mill hand. . Genoa saw mill. Messrs. Boyd & props.; Wm. Gidley mgr. Mahon y, James, farmer. Mahon y, John, farmer. Ordano, G. B., hotel and gen. store. Tyee Dev. Co., Ltd. COWICHAN GAP, (P.O. Kupper Island.) 14 194 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cowichan Lake. Craigellachie. situated on Cowichan Bay District, east of Chemainus. Crocker Bros., general store. Shaw, Edward Wingfield, prov. constable. COWICHAN LAKE, A postoffice in the Cowichan district. Distant from Duncan's 20 miles; telegraph office, Duncan's. Postmaster, Frank H. Price*. Abernethy, James, farmer. Bailey, Chas., farmer. Baylor, Charles Arthur, farmer and Brown G., logger. Calder, H., miner. Donaldson, D. F. C, farmer. Gidley, Wm., manager Boyd & Co. Holton Harold, stage driver. James, John, miner. Lee Mrs. C. H. Lewis G. logger. Lomas F. timekeeper. McKay, Angus," farmer. McLeod, Henry C, scaler. McMillan, Geo., logger. March, H., farmer. Mayea Abraham, hotel keeper. Meade, Robert A. Millward Percival, farmer. Price Bros. (Frank H. and Ernest) Lakeside Hotel. Robertson, A., farmer. Stoker, Dr. R. N. . Vanier, Nelson, timber cruiser. Vannier Martin, logger. Wilmer — gentleman. COWICHAN STATION, formerly known as McPherson's.) On the E. & N. Railway, 35 miles from Victoria, located on the Koksilah river, in the heart of a. fine farming and. lumbering district, in the electoral district of Cowichan.. Jtxas Episcopal c-kuirch and public echooil Mails daily. Telegraph office at KokstUah, dis. 3 miles. Steamboat landing Cowichan, diis. 2 miles. Its principal industries are lumbering, farming, fishling amd stone quanying Postmaster, P. Frumento. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. Leakey. Bartlett, Geo., farmer. Perry, Arthur, farmer. Boal, James, jr., farmer. Colvin, Robert, & Thos., farmers, Co-veil, P., farmer. Dawson, H., farmer. Dingwall, Wm., teamster.. Fall, C. S., farmer. Fall, Harry Temple, farmer. Forrest, Wm., & En. H., farmers. Frumento, P., general store and hotel, and postmaster. Gibbons, C. T., farmer. Guns, Edwin, farmer. Hawthornth waite, Wm., gentleman. Kidder, J., farmer. McPherson, John, J.P., farmer. Mayo, H. Worsfield, farmer. Miller, Edwin Flemming, farmer. Milletf, William, farmer. Nightingale, J., farmer. Pannell, Charles, farmer. Pannell, Frank, farmer. Pannell, 0., farmer. Reid, Alex., farmer. Richardson, Capt. M. Robertson, William Russell, J.P., farmer. Sharp, G., farmer. Shearing, Wm. J., farmer and bridge foreman. Smith, W'., farmer. Spears, John, farmer. Stubb s, Wm., farmer. Thompson, William, blacksmith. Todd, Arthur, farmer. COWICHAN WHARF. A post office on Cowichan Lake, 2$_ miles from Cowichan Station; nearest telegraph station Cobble Hill. Postmaster—Mrs. A. Frumento. Frumento, Mrs. A,, postmaster. Ordano, G. B., general store. Columbia Hotel, G. B. Ordano, prop. CEAIGELLACH1E, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 351 miles east of Vancouver. Telegraph office, Sicamous, distant 16£ miles. Postmaster—Wm. Loftus. Bird, F., farmer. Campbell, John E., carpenter. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Chesley, Phillip, farmer. Hathaway, Charles, rancher. Johnson, Chas. John, farmer. Loftus, Stephen, farmer. Loftus, Wm., postmaster and farmer. McKarracher, Peter, farmer. Reed, Frank, Robert, farmer. Scott, Peter, farmer. Smith, J., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 195 CRANBROOK. Stutz, Christopher, farmer. Wolsey, David 0., farmer. WOLSEY, J. H., POSTMASTER. Wolsey, John Hagan, carpenter. Wolsey, Thos. Leslie, farmer. Willis, Joseph, farmei. Willis, Daniel, section foreman. CRAIGFLOWER, A suburb of Victoria, distant miles. four Parker, John, farmer and butcher, also Victoria. Sheppard, school teacher. CRAIGTOWN, A mining camp, formerly called Craig's camp, on the North Fork of Salmon river, 8 miles from Erie on the N. &. F. S. Railway. It is in the center of the mineral belt, where a number of claims are being extensively developd. Bringold, John, hotel. McGaughey, George, general store. CRANBERRY, A settlement in the Nanaimo district, post office Cedar. CRANBROOK, The divisional town of the Crow's rin?r,?a|? ?a-£way; Southern division of East Kootenay District; 83 m P1wm^00tenay landing, 138 Mac eST S1S°? and ^68 .miles from Josenh'.' -p ^e- town ls situated on the & , raiIle1_ a valley between Tt ,•? -k ^ and the Rocfey Mountaina; distri,? % ^Dtrt.of a rich mining S CLaS? %e shlPPing and supply point for the North Star and adioin- -SnSfl HaS cha^red bankfteS- Sone ™LeX£ress ?ffices> and tele- and ntwn?etl0?_with- Fort Steele, dfstri??herp_imP°rtant points in the Roman nfli?Svytelian' -^glican and Rchon?at^°llC cflnrches, and public scnool. Two saw mills, one with anaydoorPa1ty/f 30'000 feet SS weeklydPaper Ct°rr' brick7ard and Population, 1899, 800. Postmaster-Robert Ethelburt Beattie. Cranbrook Board of Trade. . Pres.—Arch Leitch, Sr. Vice-Pres.—J. w. H. Smythe. feec'y-Treas.—A. H. -McVittie. Arnold, J. Sidney, loc. engineer. Austin, Charles, fitter. Baker, V. Hyde, local agent Townsite Co. B.'EATTIE, ROBERT ETHELBERT, DRUGGIST AND STATIONERY, Post Offiee. Becker, E. L., conductor. Bolton Bros. (Samuel Edward and Wm. Henry), painters and paper hangers. B.C. Furniture Factory and Undertakers (Maggs & Hughes) Edward Hughes, manager. Brault, J., boarding house. Bremner, John W., clerk Sherlock & Bremner. Brennan, J. H., car inspector. Brock, H., loc. engineer. Brown, John, clerk tram-master's office. Burge, Oliver, Burkitt, James, planeman Cranbrook Lumber Co., Ltd. Burns, Frank R, call-boy C.P.R. Fred M. Medhurst, agent. Joseph F., Robillard, agent. Campbell, James, sausagemaker M. Mclnnis & Co. Canada Western Telephone and Telegraph Co., Ltd. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, |i J. W. H. SMYTHE, Manager. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Malcolm Hugh MacLeod, C.E., supt. Arthur Sheppard, chief clerk. W. L. MeKenzie, C.E., asst. engineer of construction C.N.P. Ry. Gus Eriekson, trammaster. Chas. B. Cumpston, chief despatches Wm. Stocks, supt. bridges and bldgs. F. W. Johnson, locomotive foreman. J. Fraser, storekeeper. Fred Moral Medhurst, station agent. Cavan, Thomas, conductor. Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsfell, Ltd., insurance agents, Vancouver, McVittie & Hutchinson, agents. Chaput, Norman, loc. engineer. Chartrand Bros. (Arsene & Henry), bakery. Christian, Thomas, tinner Grady Hardware Co. Church of England, Clapp & Murphy, soda water factory. 196 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CRANBROOK. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, KAAKE A WILLIAMS, Props. COSM.OPOL-T '.AN -ROTKL, SMALL A MUSGRAVE, Props. Costigan, John R., of Costigan, Ross & Herchmer. OOSITIGAN, ROSS A HERCHMER, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS a;nd NOTARIES. Also Fort Steele and Fernie. Cox, Robert, porter. CRANBROOK HERALD, FREDERICK E. SIMPSON, Editor and Manager. ORANBROOK LUMBER CO., LTD., SAW MILL, ARCHIBALD LEITCH, Pres and Mgr., ALEX. MOFFAT, Aect. Cranbrook Power and Light Co., Ltd. Cranbrook, Water Co., Ltd. Creighton, Thomas Aleg., gen. store. Creighton, T. A., general merchant. Cumpston, Chas. B., chief despatcher C. P. R. Currie, H. F., loc. engineer. Customs House, Wm. S. Keay, sub-collector. Desourd, Fred, teamster M. Mclnnis & Co. DeVoll, Wm.. -barber, Cranbrook Hotel. Dickman, E., loc. engineer. Doble. Wm. Walter, accountant M. Mclnnes & Co. Dow, Cory A., teamster F. S. M. Co. Drain,' Daniel, loc. engineer. Drewery, E. L., Redwood Brewery, Winnipeg, Joseph Mitchell, agent. Drummond, Frank S., clerk supt's office C.P.R. Dudley, Fred, blacksmith. Dunbar, Harry, manager J. Schofield & Co. Eagles, Maud ,T., Mrs. Chas. F.), millinery; also Trail, B.C. ■—AST KOOTENAY HOTEL, THOS. T. RICHARDS, Prop. Eckersley, David, bartender Commercial Hotel. Edwards, Chas. M., mgr. for V. Hyde, ' baker. &Sa Edwards, Walter, loc. engineer. Ellinburgh, John, shoemaker. Erickson, Gus, trainmaster C.P.R. Eyre, Samuel Bull, bakery. Falconer, James, loc. engineer. Farrell, —-, clerk Cranbrook Hotel. .Fawcett, Thomas, loc. engineer. Firik, E. M., bowling alley. Fink, Jacob P., mgr. Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd. Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd., general store and wholesale liquors, Jacob P, Fink, manager. Fraser, J., storekeeper C.P.R. Frith, Fenwick W., clerk, Cranbrook Hotel. Frizzell, Thomas F., clerk G. H. Gir^ Gerry. George, livery stable. Gilpin, George H., general store. Gillis, John A., clerk Reid & Co. Gongeon, George D., conductor. Goyette, Alex., painter and paperhanger. Grady. Alfred Francis, of Grady Hardware Co.; also Macleod, Alta. Grady Hardware Co., hardware, stoves, etc. Grant. Alex., builder. Grant, Ella, clerk post offiee. Greer. James, contractor and builder. f*URD, WILLIAM FARQUHAR, Ijj BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, C.P.R. Solicitor. Hay, Stuart, night agent C.P.R. Heath, H. R., loc. engineer. Hedley, John M., accountant Bank of Commerce. Hetherington, Thomas, carpenter. Hewson, George, salesman G. H. Miner. Hill, E., & Co., general store. Hill Ellen. Mrs. Wm., of E. Hill & Co. Hill, George T., clerk G. H. Gilpin. Hill, William, mgr. E. Hill & Co. Hilliard, George, blacksmith shop. Holdman, Frank, bartender Commercial Hotel. Howard, Mrs. Jennie, restaurant. Hughes, Edward, mgr. R. C. Furniture Factory. Hunt, Devere, conductor. Hurlev, John, asst. agent C.P.R Hutchison, John, J.P., of McVittie « Hutchison, •lanes, Orson N., laundry and baths. Johnson, F. W„ locomotive fireman 0 P. R. |#aake a Williams, f| Props. COMMERCIAL HOTEL Kaake, William Thomas, of Kaafee * Williams. EAY, WM. STANLEY, SUB-COLLECTOR CUSTOMS, and INLAND REVEJftJB. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CRANBROOK. Co., Mc- Kennedy, Thomas A., general store. King, James Horace, physician. Kootenay & Algoma Gold Mining Ltd., John R. Costigan, solicitor, Yittie & Hutchinson, brokers. Laidlaw, Joseph H., J.P., mining broker, Townsite office and agent Crow s Nest Larond Bros (Wm. Rockliffe and James Patrick), general store. Leask. Andrew Tullock, engineer at Planing Mill. Leask. George Robert, contractor builder. Leask, John, merchant tailor. Leask, Thomas, planing mill and and door factory. Leitch, Archibald, pres. Cranbrook Lumber Co., Leitch, George, director Lumber Co.. Ltd. Lewis, Thomas, loc. engineer. London and Liverpool Mercantile Co., Schofield & Co., clothing, etc. Lowes. W. J- conductor. MacFarlane, Walter B., barber shop. MacLeod, Malcolm Hugh, C.E., superintendent C.P.R. McDuff, John, clerk. McEacbern, Arch., clerk Sherlock & Bremner. McGoldrick, Barney, loc. engineer. Mclnnes. Malcolm, of M. Mclnnes & Co. and sash and mgr. The . Ltd. of Cranbrook M eINNES, M. A CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEAT MERCHANTS. MeKenzie, Alex., conductor. MeKenzie, W. L., C.E., asst. engineer of construction C.N.P. Ry. McLennan, K., conductor'. McMillan, Lillie, Mrs. Hugh, dressmaker. McMillan, Hugh Dougall, bartender Cranbrooke Hotel. McMullen, James H., teamster, wood- dealers and brickyard. ' McNeil, R. S., bakery. McNeill, James, bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel. McPeak, John, carpenter. McVittie, Arch. W.. D.L.S. and P.L.S., of McVittie & Hutchison. Also Windermere and Kimberley. CVITTIE A HUTCHISON, McVittie & John Eat- M (Arch. W. chison) BEAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, MINES and MINING STOCKS. McVittie, T. T., C.E. and P.L.S. c I a__3 Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, 0UYPH nn j f.ERAL DESIGNS BOUQUETS, runcn AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY no. i os. JAMES POHL Manager McQuestion, Frank. Maggs. (Clement) & Hughes (Frank W.), clothing, dry goods and millinery and dressmaking. Mansfield, A. H., despatcher C.P.R. Marshallsay, Isabel R., wid. Charles, stationery, etc. Medhurst, Fred Moral, agent C Dominion Express. Marsh, S. J., freighter. Melton, Henry, free miner. Miner, Clarence A., bookkeeper Miner. •Miner. George Howard, hardware, Mitchell, Joseph, sale liquors. Moffat, Alex., accountant Lumber Co., Ltd. Morris. F. R., Prov. constable. Morrison, Angus C, emp. Cranbrook Hotel. George L., clerk supt's office C. restaurant and whole- Cranbrook Morrow, P. R. Morrow, Murphy, W., Samuel, clerk F. S. M. Co. Daniel E., locomotive engineer. Elmer, of Small & Musgrave, James Musgrave. Nibloek, W. G., conductor. Noble. J. P., conductor. Orchard. Edward, cook, Cosmopolitan Hotel. Patmore, Geo. W., tinner G. H. Miner. Parrott Bros., feed and produce. Patterson, John G., clerk Bank of Commerce. » Pieper (Geo.) & Currie (Archie), painters and paperhangers. Presbyterian Church, Prest & Co., photographers. Prest, William A., «ngr. Prest & Co. Pushee, George, conductor. Rankin, Frank C, bookkeeper F. Mercantile Co. Reid (Wm. Thomas) & Co., clothing and shoes. Reineman, Harry. Renolds, Chas J., engineer Cranbrook Lumber Co., Ltd. 198 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA • Richards, Charles, clerk East Kootenay Hotel. Richards, Hiram, sawyer Cranbrook Lumber Co., Ltd. Richards, Sylvanus, foreman Cranbrook Lumber Co., Ltd. Richards, Thomas Townsell, prop. East Kootenay Hotel. Robillard, Joseph F., agent C.P.R. Telegraph. ' Robinson .& MeKenzie, saw mill (two miles east). Rockendorf, Math., printer Cranbrook Herald. Ross, Wm. Gilmour, barber, Commercial Hotel. Ryan (James) & Morrison (May), Cranbrook Hotel. Schofield, James, & Co. clothing, and boots and shoes. Harry Dunbar, mgr.; also Macleod. Shaw. Robert, livery stable. . Sheppard, Arthur, chief clerk supt's office C.P.R. Sherlock (Robert E.) & Bremner (Geo.), general store. . Sherlock, Robert E., of Sherlock & Bremner, res. Lethbridge. Simmons, William, car inspector C.P.R. Simpson, Frederick E., editor and mgr. Cranbrook Herald. Slv,. W.. clerk bridges and buildings ■ dept. C.P.R. QMALL a musgrave, (Eneas Harding Small and James Elmer Musgrave), Props. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Smythe, James Wm. Henry, manager i Canadian Bank of Commerce. Spellman, John, bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel. Spokane-Fort Steele Telegraph and Telephone Co.. Steeves, Ruben, despatcher C.P.R. Stocks, Wm., supt. bridges and building dept C.P.R. Sutton, Wm., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel. Tate, W. F., watchmaker and jeweller. Telford. John, roadmaster C.P.R. Thiry, Henry, cutter M. Mclnnes & Co. Tierney, Wm., bartender Cranbrook Htl. Turnbuil, Walter, bartender Commercial Hotel. Vroman, CharleSj bartender Royal Htl. Wellman (Thos. J.) & Hurel (Julius), Royal Hotel. Welsh, Albert, boilermaker. West, Wm., rancher. Williams, Owen Bales, of Kaake & Wil- " liams, res. Fort Steele. Williams, Oliver, Commercial dining room. Williamson, Wm., conductor. Willis, John, St. Charles Resturant. Lee, John & Co., jewellery, confectionery, etc. Sing Lee, Wing Lee, laundy. Sing! Lee, laundry. Wing Lee, laundry. Ye Chung, laundry. CRAWFORD BAY, A settlement at head of Crawford Bay, 12 miles from Pilot Bay by water, 8 miles across the isthmus by pack train. A government trail goes;. up Crawford Creek over St. Mary'j divide to Fort Steele. Some good claims are at the head of Hooker creek 12 miles distant. Baiss. James, clerk. Grain. C. W., hotel. Pelham & Co., general store. Houghton, Arthur E., rancher and pack train. Houghton, John, rancher and packer. . McCasslin, J. S., logger. Maudslay, Harry, claim owner. Maudslay, Maurice, packer. Mawdsley, Foster, rancher and packer. Sawyer, James, packer. CRAWFORD'S LANDING, A steamboat landing on the Columbia river south of Golden. CREIGHTON VALLEY, (See' also Lumby). A postoffice five miles south of Lumby, in Yale-Cariboo district..'^..'Mails',-; weekly from Lumby, Vernon, dis. 20 miles. Postmaster, W. H. Phillips. ■ Baxter, Harvey Augustus, farmer. Bonneville, O., farmer. Brett, William, John, farmer. Cox, Charles Neville M., farmer. Cox, Wilfrid, farmer. Deschamps, Alphonse, farmer. Greene, Benjamin, farmer. Hays, William, farmer.. Hutchison, Henry Wm Inglis, David, farmer. Levasseur, Alfred, farmer. Phillips, Walter Hibbert, farmer and postmaster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 199 Creston. Cumberland. CRESTON. A town on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 16 miles from Kootenay Landing, also on the Nelson & Bed-, lington Railway from Bonner's Ferry, which joins the C.P.R. line near this place, seven miles from International Boundary. Postmaster—James Hamilton. Arrowsmith, John, rancher. Beovan. Wm., news agent. Bigelow, George A., J.P., saw mill. Bradshaw, Wm., & Co., general store. Bronson. A., barber. Bull, John, J.P., gentral store. Burns, P. & Co., butchers, G. Myers, mgr. Campbell, Frank, Queen's Hotel. Cowan, Maynard H„ railway contractor. Creston Hotel, Robert J. Long. Creston Townsite, Ed. Mallandaine, agt. Goat River Lumber Company, G. A. Bigelow, mgr. Dow, J. W., rancher. Elliott, Phil, rancher. Fass (Chas.) & Crawford (Wm.), general store. Firth,. Edmund Cyril, agent C.P.R. Grain, Charles & Co., hardware. Green, W., physician. Hashcroft, Henry, rancher. Hope, Douglas, druggist. Jackson, August, Vernamo Hotel. Joyce Bros., Ottawa Hotel, also Fernie. Larson, Charles, Grand Hotel. Little, Fred G., rancher and part owner of Townsite. McColeman (Neil) & Hamilton (James), general store. Madden & Co., general store. \ Edmund Cyril Firth, agent. Mallandaine, Edward, OE. and architect, part owner of Townsite. Mehan, Robt., Nelson House. Miller, Chris., general store. Radeliff, Robt. V., Sirclen Hotel. Wilson, Joseph, Prov. constable. CROW'S NEST. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 182 miles from Kootenay Landing. CROWS NEST LANDING. A village in Kootenav river, 45 miles south of Fort Steele, and 25 miles from the International boundary. Flowers, S. W. (Thos.), ranch. Gordon, J. D., H. M. Customs officer. and rancher, vicary, Ancil O, rancher. CUMBERLAND, Formerly called Union. (See also Comox, Courtney & Sandwick.) A coal mining town (inc. 1S98). finely situated on the foothills of the Buford Mountains, about 500 feet above the waters of the Georgian straits, and 60 miles north of Nanaimo. It is connected with Bayne Sound, Union Wharf, by railway, 13 miles. Its principal industry is coal mining. The Union Colliery Company turns out from 700 to 1,000 tons a day of the best steam coal. The fine coal is, manufactured Into coke. The town is the market place for. .the Comox farming settlement, and contains 3,000 population. It has money order, postoffice and savings bank, telegraph office, four churches, weekly newspaper and two sawmills. It is reached by steamer weekly from Victoria. Mayor, L. W. Mounce. Town Clerk—L. W. Nunns. Cumberland Lodge, A. F. & A. M., B. C. R., meets Fridey in each month, L. Mounce, secy. Cumberland Encampment, No. 6, I.O. O.F., meets alternate Wednesdays of each month, 8 o'clock p.m., John Combe, scribe. I. O. O. F. Lodge, No. 11., meets every Friday, 8 o'clock, F. S. Anley, R. S. Postmaster, John Littledale Roe. res. Sandwich. Abrams,, James Atkinson, stipendiary magistrate, commission and general agent. Anderson, Richard Burpee, machine- shop. Anthony, David, confectionery and cigars. Baid, John, clerk Govt, offlce. Barrett, Edward, clerk, S. Leiser. Bennett, J. B., principal public school. Brown, Thos. R., shoemaker. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Thos. Horn. Carey, Thos. Howard, journeyman tailor. Cessford, Wm., carpenter U. C. Co. Clinton, Geo. Wilt, paymaster and accountant U. C. Co. Collis, Henry Percy, J.P., mgr. S. Leizer. 200 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cumberland. Cumberland! Comox News, Mary E. Bissett, publisher. Crawford, Frank, miner. Cumberland and Union Water Works Co., Ltd. Dalby, Frank, insurance agent. Dalby, Walter S., dentist. Davies, J. P., florist. Davis, Samuel C, Urion Hotel. Denton, John, blacksmith's helper. Dunne, Patrick, merchant tailor. Eckstein, Louis Philip, barrister. Fechnor, O. H., barber. Glennon, Wm'., barkeeper. Gleason, William, restaurant. Government Agent, W. B. Anderson. Grant, Kenneth, carpenter. Grant, (Robert) & Mounce (Lewis), sawmill. Hall, L. W., Chinese misionary. Hauck, Gustav, general merchant. Henry, P. Collis, manager. H. M. Customs, Geo. H. Rowe, depty collector. Hoover, S. E., barber. . Horn, Thomas, agent C.P.R. tel. Howe, George, general merchant. Hudson, Thomas, miner. Kendell, James S., weighman U.C. Co. Kenny, Richard, clerk S. Leiser. Kilpatrick, Daniel, livery. Krevet, Fred, butcher for S. Leiser. Laurence, Robert, physician. Leiser, Simon, of Victoria, departmental store and butcher. Leonhardt, C. H„ contractor and builder. Little, Francis Deans, supt. U.C. Co. Lowe, Charles P., bookkeeper S. Leiser. McFadyen, Neil, teamster. McKim, James. McKnight, Andrew, J.P., master mechanic U.C. Co. McLean, James B., agent E. & N. Ry Co. McLeod, John R., livery stable. McLeod, Daniel, merchant tailor. Marocchi Bros. (John and Louis), bakers. Millard, Harrison P., physician. Mitchell, Matthew, miner. Mitchell. Wm.. Government Agent, assessor and collector. Monaco, Mrs. Frank, boarding house. Moore, Charles Joseph, general merchant. Muir, P. J., farmer and miner. Nunns, Lawrence W., asst. postmaster. Murdock, G., blacksmith. 'Parks, Nelson, shoemaker. Peacey, A. H. & Co., druggists. Peacey, Albert H., of A. H. Peacey & Co. Piket's Hall, Mrs. J. Piket, prop. Picket, Mrs. J., Cumberland hotel. Pillsbury, H. M., freight clerk. Richardson, John, prop. Waverley htl. Rennison, A. W., groceries, and provisions, also Comox. Riggs, Stanley H., clerk S. Leiser. Riley, William, plumber. Robertson Bros. (Robert H. and John), Vandome hotel. Robertson, George H., blacksmith U.C. Co. Roe, George Henry, dpty colls, of customs, res. Courtney. Roe, John Littledale, postmaster. Roy,Henry, bandmaster and miner. Rudd, James, restaurant. Russell, Thomas, asst. supt and underground foreman U.C. Co. Ryder, C. S., general store.. Smithurst, Elijah, farmer. Stephens, George, supt. Waterworks. Strang, Robert, bakery. Tarbell, Chas. H., stoves and tinware. Theobald, Henry James, painter. Thompson, John, sanitary officer Union Club, Frank 1>. Little, pres.; L. W. Munns, sec. Union Colliery Co., Frank D. Little. Supt. Thos. Russell ast. supt. and underground manager, Geo. Witt Clinton paymaster and accountant. Union and Comox District Hospital, Mrs. L. W. Hall matron. Union & Cumberland, water work com- pa'ny, George Stephens, supt., L. W. Munns sec. Walker, William Bennie, J.P., machinist U. C. Co. Wenborn, W., butcher for S. Leiser. Westwood, John, physician. Whitney, Mayo, Willard, Wesley, harnessmaker. Willemar, Rev. Jules Xavier, Anglican, j ■ Young, David Freeman. Ah Loy, general store. Bo Kee, general store. Chong Foo, general store. Charley Sing Kee, general store. Foo Chang, general store. Kee Fong, general store. Quong Me Lung, general store. i Tai On, general store. Yik, Song, general store. Yum Kee, general store. DALLASVILLE, Post office called Heriot Bay. A settlement on Valdez Island. Bull, H. A., general merchant and pos master. Helgreen, A., blacksmith. DALTON TRAIL. A post of the Northwest Mounted Police at Pleasant Camp, on i GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 201 Dawson City. Dawson City. Dalton Trail, - - miles from Dyea, on the route to the Klondike Gold Fields. Northwest Mounted Police, asst. surgeon, S. M. Fraser. DAVENPORT, on Kootenay river, West Kootenay district, 6 miles west of Nelson. DAVIE, A townsite 10 miles south of Pilot Bay on Kootenay Lake. Lewis, Isaac, rancher and prospector. DAWSON CITY, The headquarters of the Canadian Yukon mining district, at the mouth of the Klondike River; reached via St. Michael's; 4,425 miles from Vancouver, via Lynn Canal, 1575 miles. Postmaster—Isaac J. Hartman. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS— Commissioner of Yukon, William Ogilvie. Council—Judge Dugas. Wade, F. C—Crown Attorney Steele, Lt.-Col Samuel B—N. W. M. Police. Girouard, Joseph E.—Registrar of Lands, etc. Northwest Mounted Police— Superintendent, Samuel B. Steele Inspector—Frank Cartwright. Inspector—C. Starnes. Inspector—Frank Harper. Inspector—Robert Bilcher. Inspector—Wm. H. Scarth. Surgeon—W. E. Thompson. Gold Commissioner, Edmund Cumming Senkler. Clerk and Stenographer—J. A. Clark. Accountant and Clerk of Court—H. A. Bliss. Inspectors of Mines, H. H. Norwood and J. D. McGregor. Secretary—T. D. Pattullo. Crown Ttimber Agent, :W. J. Willison. Inspector of Mines—J. D. McGregor & Madden. Surveyors—James Gibbons, R. W. Court ley, J. A. Cadenhead, E. D. Bolton. Aikman, James Allan, barrister. Alaska Commercial Co., general merchants and steamer owners, ' Capt. J, E, Hansen, mgr, BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Alaska Exploration Co., trading and transportation. ANGLICAN CHURCH. Rev. Goodman. Archibald, S., general merchant. Aurora Hotel, Thos. Chisholm, prop. BANK OP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA DAVID DOIG, Manager. EDWARD O. FINLAISON, ACCOUNTANT. Barrett, —., physician. Bartlett Bros., packers and forwarders. Batchelor, O. S., mining engineer and assayer. Bennett Lake and Klondike Navigation Co., H. Temple Fall, agent. Berg & Manley, meat market. Bertram, Newston H., mining broker. BRITISH AMERICA CORPORATION (LIMITED.) GENERAL MERCHANDISE. DR. A. C. WILLS, MGR., British Columbia Commercial Company, general merchants, H. Hamburger, manager. Burke, Wm., physician. Burritt & McKay, barristers. Caldwell, R. G., dentist. Campbell, Wm., druggist.. CANADIAN BANK OP COMMERCE. H. T. WILLS, MANAGER, C. G. K. NOURSE. ACCOUNTANT, Thomas Carmichael clerk. Carper, P. D., physician. Cates, furniture and un-dertakers, Cato, —., physician. Chambers, J. J., physician. 202 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA DAWSON CITY. Chisholm, Tom, Auroro Saloon. Clark '& Wilson, barristers. Cooper & Lewin, Dominion Saloon. Crawford &' Treat, mining brokers. Customs House, D. W. Davis, collector. Davis & Eskridge, real estate and mining brokers. Davis, D. W., J.P., collector of customs. Dawson City Brewery, T. Z. Kruzner, prop. Dawson Townsite ' Harper & Leduc, Townsite Co. Dinsmore, Spencer & McPhee, Pioneer Saloon. Doig, David, manager Bank B. N. A. Dunbar (Chas. T.) & Ulrich (Russell), mining and real estate brokers. Eldorado Saloon, Hall, McKinney & Young. i'airchild, Collins & Pelly mining brokers. Gaines, David A., Aurora Restaurant. Gise & Apples, sheet metal works. Good & Crane, Last Chance, road house, Hunker Creek. Good. Dr. J. H., Health Officer. Harper & Leduc, Townsite Co. Hoven, Nettie, Road House. 80, Hunker Creek. Healy, Capt. J. J., manager N. A. T. & T. Co. Hotel Northern Ash, Morgan & Emer-. son, props. HULME, CAPT. HERBERT DONALDSON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Humphrey, Robert B., notary public. Imperial Oil Co., Ltd. Jenkins & Kirkpatrick, miners home. Joslin & Griffin, mining brokers. Keene & Beeten, baker shop. Kelly & Co., druggists. Kirk, Samuel, druggist. Klondike Nugget (weekly); E. C. Allen, & A. F. George, publishers. Kruzner, T. L., prop. Dawson City Brewery, and Louvre & Hoffman htls. Last Chance Transportation Co. Leduc (The Joseph) Gold Mining and Dev. Co., of Yukon. Head office New York. Joseph Leduc pres; A. F. Bots- ford managin dir. General merchants and transportation. G. S. McConnell, purchasing agent, Vancouver, B.C. and saw mill. Leduc, Joseph, pres. Joseph Leduc G. M. & Dev. Co. Lloyd, Harrison & 'Co., Monte Carlo. Saloon. Lushbaugh & Hall, Popular restaurant. Lyle, —., barrister. Lynch, J. B., mining broker. McCandless Bros., clothing (also Vic-' toria). McConnell and Parker, provisions.. McDonald, John, merchant tailor. McDonald, P. A., Phoenix Hotel. McFarlane, —., physician. McLENNAN, McFEELY A CO., LTD., GENERAL HARDWARE, DANIEL BUCHANAN, Manager, BRANCH OP VANCOUVER. Manley (F. G.) & Berry (G. G.), butchers and. commission merchants. Mayer & Bros. (James), jewellerj branch of Seattle. Merman, E., jewellery. Monte Carlo Saloon, Lloyd, Harrison & Co. Mulrony, Mrs. B. R., Fairview Hotel. Nelson & Smith, Klondike Hotel. North American Transportation and Trading Co., general merchants, etc., steamer owners, Capt. J. J. Healey, manager. Northwest Trading and Commission Co., general merchants. O'Brien, Thomas, general merchant Klondike City. Opera House Saloon, Bakke, Wilson & Peterson. PARSONS PRODUCE COMPANY, GENERAL MERCHANTS, CHARLES MILNE, Manager. BRANCH OP VANCOUVEB. Pavilion Theatre. Person, L. E., Vienna Bakery Pond, Louis, manfg. jeweller. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Dr. Grant. Richardson, W. A., physician Robertson, H. E. A., barrister. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— Roux, Victor, road house, Bonanza Creek.- Sanders & King, painters, etc. Schoff, E., druggist. Schouborn, Louis K., Yukon Hotel. Schuser & Pickett, livery and packers. Schwartz & Co., Percival, mining and real estate brokers. Scott. Dr., private hospital. Senkler, Edmund Cumming, Gold Com- | , missioner. Simpson. —., physician. j Slavin (Frank) & Boyle, saw mill on ■ Klondike River. I Smith & Hobbs, contractors Sparing, John Kerr, advocate and notary public. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. .703 Delta. St. Mary's Hospital. Stephens, Walter, Skoopum Restaurant. Tabor. C. W. O, barrister and solicitor. Tyrrell, J. B., mining engineer and geologist. United States Consulte, J. C. McCook U.S. Consul, W. H. Burke vice Consul. Vernon Story, auctioneers. White & Gwilliam (Wm.), barristers. Willison, J. W., Crown Timber agent. Wills, Alfred E., physician and surgeon. Woodside, Henry J., prop. Yukon Sun. Yukon Field Force (Canadian regulars), Capt. Burstall. Yukon Gold Fields, Ltd., R. B. Woods, local manager. Yukon Midnight Sun (weekly), H. J. Woodside, prop. Yukon Saw Mill Co., lumber. DEADMANS CREEK, A settlement on large creek which . flows into the Thompson river ort north side 1% miles west of Savona's ferry. DEASE CREEK, (See also Laketon.) DEAS ISLAND, A cannery landing on Fraser River, 3 miles above Ladner, the nearest post office, Delta Municipality. B.C. Canning Co., Ltd., Deas Island Cannery, Findlay, Durham & Brodie, agents. Holmes, Gustavus, cannery manager, Moffat, Adam Paterson, bookkeeper. DEASE POST, (See Sylvester's Landing.) DEEP CREEK, A mining camp on the Cariboo road. Soda Creek distant 5 miles. DEEP CREEK, A settlement in the Spallumchun Valley, 2% miles northwest of Lansdowne. Post office, Armstrong. DEEPWATER BAY, A steamboat landing on Howe Sound route. Distant from Vancouver 18 miles. DEER PARK, A mining camp on Lower Arrow Lake, 16 miles north of Robson and 110 miles from Arrowhead, connection by steamers of the C. P. Ry. there are a number of promising mining properties in the vicinity on Cayuse and Deer creeks. Postmaster—H. R. Livingstone. Beaven, Mrs., hotel. Bluebird Mine, Chas. Doughten, mgr. Grand View Hotel, Wm. Cooney. Knorr, Herman (estate), hotel. Livingstone, L. M. & Co., general store. Luxton, Richard, hotel. • SwaUsborough, F. J., hotel. Wild Horse mine, Bates Bros, props. DELTA, (See also Ladner, Mud Bay and Elgin. A postoffice 7 miles east of Ladner, Delta Municipality; mails semi-weekly. Westminster, distance 10 miles. Postmaster, J. Weaver. Asbury, Samuel, farmer., Asbury, Wm., farmer. Asbury, William, sr., farmer. Bent, H. G., farmer. Brown, Christopher, farmer. Embrie,, Lester, farmer. Everett, Lyman, farmer. Forrest, Wesley, farmer. Ford, Henry John, farmer. Hoff, Seymour, farmer. Holman, Edwin, farmer. Holmes, John, farmer. Honeyman, Robert, farmer. Jackson,. Jessie, farmer. Kittson R. E., farmer. Laws, Mansfield G., farmer. McKee, David A., farmer. McKee, Sr., John, farmer. McKee, Jr., John, farmer. McKee, Robert, farmer. Mathews, Ambros, farmer. Oliver, John, farmer. Owen, Herbert Bernard, farmer. Peck, Jr., James, farmer. Robertson, Thos., farmer. Smilie, Wm., farmer. Thompson, Samuel, farmer. Weaver, John, farmer. Wilson, Thos., farmer. Ei-b 204 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Denman Island. De Roche,' DELTA MUNICIPALITY, (See Also Ladner .) In the district of New Westminster, fronting on the Fraser river and Gulf of Georgia; area 50,000 acres. Ladner , the business centre, is 13 miles down the river from New Westminster, with which city there is daily communication by steamer. Telegraph office, New Westminster. If is the chief salmon packing point on the Fraser river. Besides the fisheries, farming is extensively carried on. Fruits, roots and grains are raised. The soil is the richest. DENMAN ISLAND, A country postoffice in Comox district, 15 miles from Cumberland. Nanaimo, dds. 40 miles, reached by steamer. Its industries are farming: coal has been found on Denman Island; has Methodist church and public scUool. Postmaster, Robert Taylor Swan. Attkins. Allan. ■Baikie, William, sr., farmer. Baikie, William, jr., farmer. Beadnell, Geo., D., physician. Beadnell, George David, jr., farmer. Beadnell, Henry Hugh Mostyn, farmer. Berry, Peter, farmer. Chalmers, John, farmer. Chalmers, Thomas, farmer. Coburn, James, farmer. Cowie, Alexander, sr. Fanny Bay. Cowie, Alexander, jr., farmer. Cowie, David, carpenter. Doney, John, farmer. Fisher, Arthur G., farmer.. Gordon, Henry, farmer. Gordon, Walter, farmer. Graham, George Albert, farmer. 'Graham, James, sr., farmer, orraham, James, jr., farmer. Kenen, James William, farmer. Graham, John, sr., farmer. Kenen, James William. Kenen, Thomas, farmer. McLean, Mrs. Jane, farmer. McMillan, Alexander, farmer. Morrison. J. R., farmer. Nelson, Theodore, farmer. Nixon, H. C., retired. , Pickles, Abram., farmer. Pickles, David, farme. Piercy, Frederick, farmer. Piercy, H. W., farmer. Piercy, Thomas H., lighthouse-keeper. Swan, Alexander, farmer. Swan, Mary, asst. postmaster. SWAN, ROBT. T., POSTMASTER. DENVER CANYON, 0- P. R. station, 35 miles from Nakusp, % mile from New Denver City, 4 miles from Rosebery, 8£ miles froai Sandon. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Major Allan, agent. DEPARTURE BAY, (See Wellington.) The shipping port of the Wellington Collieries connected by telephone with Wellington, distant 3 miles, and Nanaimo distant 3 miles. Nanaimo is the nearest postoffice, telegraph office and railway station, dis. 5 miles. Postmaster, James Harper. Anderson, Steve, fisherman. Blank, Wm., fisherman. Christie, Mrs., farmer. Cowie, W. H., engineer. Dudley. Mrs. Halo, John, miner. Harper, James, livery. Harper, James, jr., postmaster. Harper, Joseph, hotel. Razzano, S., engineer. Robertson, John, watchman. Taylor, Wm., fisherman. Tregonning, Wm., wharfinger. Vassar, Frank, fisherman. Young, C. N., bookkeeper. • Yee Chong, general store. DE ROCHE, (See also Nicomen.) A settlement on the Fraser Eiyw opp. Nicomen, 12 miles from Mission City on C.P.R., in Nicomen Mun- cipality. Mails daily. Nearest telegraph office Harrison River, dis. seven miles; nearest railway station (flag) Nicomen, dis. 1J_ miles. Postmaster, F. H. Randolph. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 205 De Roche. Deg Creek. Athy, Joseph, farmer. Beaulieu, Arthur, farmer. Bush, Arthur Herbert, farmer. Bush, Edwin, farmer. Clark. Henry, farmer.- Deneau, Antoine. Deroche, Joseph, farmer. - Gaspare, William. Harris, James F. Johnson, Joseph, farmer. Lovell, Charles. Lovell, Henry. McColl, Angus, farmer. McLeod, Norman, school teacher. Morrison, Donald A., farmer. Morrison, Malcolm, farmer. O'Connor, Michael, farmer. Parent, Felix, farmer. Pickles, Martha, farmer. Roman Catholic Church. Rouleau, Adolphe, farmer. Randolph, F. H., farmer and postmas- j ter. Shay, Angus. Smith, George L., farmer. Tramblay, Amede, farmer. White, Benjamin, farmer. Yeomans, George. Yeomans, Silas, farmer. Yeomans, Thomas Irving, farmer. Yeomans, Marchal. DEWDNEY, A station on the C.P.R., Westminster dis. 37 mjles; telegraph office Mission City, 5 miles. In Dewdney Municipality. Postmaster. John Barker. Barker, John, general store and postmaster. Barton, George Henry, farmer. Brett, Richard, farmer. Brown, William, farmer. Cleary, Peter, farmer. Davis, Edwin, farmer and clerk Municipal Council. Dunn, John, farmer. Hunter, George, farmer. Hunter, James, farmer. Hunter, William, farmer. Hyde, Hiram Justice, farmer. Johnson, Norman Clarke, farmer. Kemp, Thomas, farmer. McKamy, John, farmer. McKamy, Thomas Robert, farmer. McJMder, Quinton, general store and far- mer, Moffitt's Landing. Magar, G. L., farmer. Magar, Hazen, farmer. Magar, R., farmer. Murphy, John, farmer. Murphy, M., farmer. Nichol, H., farmer. Osborn, T., farmer. Phare, W. R., farmer. Reid, Charles A., farmer. Scorey, Henry, farmer. Slack, Alphonze, farmer. Smith, Samuel, farmer. Watt, William, farmer. DISCOVERY. A mining camp situated on Pine Creek, 7 miles from Atlin. (See also Atlin.) Dockrill, W. R. & Co., drugs and stationery, also Atlin. Gold House, Leatherdale (John) & Bar- ton( David), props. McCarthy, John, agent Atlin claim. Pine Tree Hotel. Chas. R. Oubridge, mgr.; H. Cancellor, carterer. Pine Creek Hotel, G. C. Hall. DODGER'S COVE, A trading post on the west coast Vancouver Island, Victoria dis. 100 miles. Dis. 3 miles from Cape Beale; 10 miles from Ecole. Has Presbyterian Mission and school. 'MeKenzie, M. J., general store. Swartout, Melvin, missionary. DOG CREEK, (See also Alkali Lake and Gang Ranch.) A mining camp on the Fraser river ani Cariboo road, in the Lillooet district. Mails weekly. Nearest telegraph office Clinton, dis 65 miles. Railway station Ashcroft, 90 miles. Ite principal industries aire stock raining and miming; has a flour mill and saw mill; pop. 25. Postmaster, Joseph Smith Place. Brown, A. 206 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Donald. Douglas Lake. ! Brown, James N. J., grist mill. Colin, Peter, stock raiser. Gustafson^ Nels., stock-raiser. Kirkpatrick, James, blacksmith. Meason, Malcolm L., rancher. Meason, Wm., stock raiser. Meason, William, jr., rancher. Meason, Wm. Laing, stock-raiser. Miller, John, ferryman. Phillipine, Raffell, stock raiser. Pigeon, Moses, stock-raiser. Pigeon, Joseph, stock-raiser. Place, Geo., clerk. PLACE, JOSEPH SMITH. HOTEL, STORE AND POSTMASTER. Sing • Lee, general store. DONALD, A town on the main line of the C. P. R., 461 miles east of Vancouver, at the first crossing of the Columbia river ir. the Kootenay district; Anglican church, Rev.,H. B. Turner. Bain, C, livery. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Davis, Robt., mgr. Griffith, John Edgar, gold commissioner. and government agent. Kimpton (Rufus) & Pitts (John Carl), general merchants. Redgrave, Stephen, sheriff of Kootenay Shaw, Joseph, sec. foreman. DORIS. A station on Crow's Nest Pass Rail- wayA 93 miles from Kootenay Landing. DOUGLAS, A mining camp at the head of Har rison Lake. Distance from Agassiz 45 miles. Steamers from Har rison Hot Springs. Tipella 3 miles eastwards. Purcell, Goodwin, general merchant. DOUGLAS, (See also Hall's' Prairie P.O.) A station on the Great Norfthern Railway at the H-ternattonal boun dary. Distance from New Westminister, 23 miles. In Surrey Municipality. Atkinson, J. B., ,. Chantrell, H. D., customs officer. Hilton (C. D.) & Gee (M. T.) St. Leonard's Hotel. Johnson, Gus. DOUGLAS BAY. A logging camp on Malaspina strait, 60 miles from Vancouver. Post office, Froeck. Kelly, J rancher. McPherson, (Wm.) and Smith (Wm.) loggers. DOUGLAS LAKE, (see also Courtrtee, Lower Nicola and Nicola Lake.) A country postoffice in the Yale district, 65 miles south of Kamloops. and 20 miles southeast of Nicol* Lake. Nearest railway station and telegraph office, Spence's Bridge, di* tance 80 miles. Mails' weekly. Postmaster, Joseph B. Graves. Bates, E. | I | Bates, N. W. Beairsto, Robert, Bradley, Albert. Brown, J. D., blacksmith. Burns, C. Campbell, E. Ooutlee, Joseph, Donovan. Cornelius. Douglas Lake Cattle Co. ranchers and general store. J. B. Graves, manager. Fountain, William. Goodwin, Alfred R. G., stock-raiser. Goodwin, Chas. A., stock-raiser. Goodwin, Frederick W., stock-raiser. Graham, Donald. GREAVES, JOHN BLACKBURN. POSTMASTER. Greaves, Joseph B., rancher. Hazelhurst, Geo. Lauder, Wm. M., stock-raiser. Murphy, Richard, Ross, John. |m Whitford, John. Williams, Edward, rancher. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 207 Downie Greek. Duncans. DOWNIE CREEK, Camp at the mouth of Donnie Creek on the Columbia river, 45 miles north of Revelstoke, Big Bend country. Laforme, George, packer, rancher and, stopping place, also Revelstoke. Boyd, John D., rancher and stopping place, (6 miles south). Mcintosh, Alex., rancher (7 miles south) DREW HARBOR, A steamboat landing on the Howe Sound route. Distance from Vancouver 109 miles. DRYNOCK, (See Thompson Siding.) A station on the main line of the C. P. R, 171 miles east cf Vancouver, six miles west of Spence's Bridge. Flock, John Thomas, horse dealer. Gillard, Edward, sectionman. Gillard, John H., section foreman. DUCK AND PRINGLE'S, (Now called Monte Creek.) DUCK CREEK. Situated two miles south of Kus- konook on Goat River. West Koote- nayt on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, near sirdar. Hagcn & Wigen (O. J.), Duck Creek Hotel. DUCKS, Post office is called Monte Creek. A station on the main line of the C. P. R, 268 miles east of Vancouver on the South Thompson River. 18 miles east of Kamloops in Yale district; has a telegraph office, post- office called Monte Creek. Mails daily. Ranching is the principal industry in this section, stage to Grand Prairie, semi-weekly. Postmaster, Wm. Plumm. Plumm, Wm., pumpman C.P.R. DULUTH, A townsite on Duncan's Bay, on the • east coast Vancouver Island. DUNCAN S A station on the E. & N. Railway, in the Cowichan district, 40 miles nort-i of Victoria; has postoffice, money older and •savings bank, tele- graph and express offices. Mail dally. Maple Bay is the steamer landing; distance 5 miles. There are Episcopal, Methodist and Roman Catholic churches. Stage leaves here for Cowichan Lake. The Cowichan Agricultural Show is held here once a year. Splendid fishing in Cowichan river, very close to tbe station. Postmaster, W. P. Jaynes. Addington, Capt, the Hon Herbert Hiley, farmer. Aitken, Alex Chalmers, farm and mgr. for Musgrave. Alderiea Hotel, H. Greaves, prop. Alexander, James, farmer. Alexander. David, farmer. Anglican church, Rev. J. A. Lakey, rector. Bazett, Charles, general merchant Alderiea Hotel. Bell. Samuel Chritsmas, of Henderson & Bell. Bevins, J. S. Campbell, James McLeod, carpenter. Carmichael, Miss, school teacher. Carter A, bridge hand. Castley, Elias, farmer. Cathcart, J., bridge carpenter. Chisholm, Andrew, farmer. Chisholm, Joseph, farmer. 1 208 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA ! US- DUNCANS. County Court—James Maitland Dougall, Registrar. Cowichan Creamery Association; Geo. T. Corfield, pres.; J. F. Whit- tome, manager of creamery. Oresswel, Edward, miner. Cullen, John, Dickie, Charles Herbert, Dirom, A., sec,, foreman . Dobson, Christopher, carriage builder. Dodds — carpenter. Dougall, F. Maitland, farmer. Dougall, James Maitland, Provincial Constable. Dougan, Robt., 'bridge carpenter. Duncan, William Chalmers, J.P. and farmer. Duncanson, John, logger. Evans, James, J.P., and farmer. Foot, E. C., physician. Ford, David, carpenter. Ford, Walter, contractor. Fry, Henry, C.E., prov. land surveyor. Gabourie, Louis, teamster. Gardon, A. H., farmer. Gibbons, Thos., farmer. Gidley Tom, manager C.C.C. Grassie Robert, blacksmthi. Gra"ssie,Wm., bridge carpenter. Greaves, H., prop. Alderiea Hotel. Green, Ashdown, civil engineer. Gunn, Edward, farmer. Hadwen, Gylord Harrison, farmer. Hadwen, Seymour, farmer. Hall, John E., clerk. Hall, H., nursery agent. Hands, Jonathan Griffith, teacher Quamichan school. Harrison, Frank, farmer. Henderson & Bell, butchers. Holmes, Harry B., farmer. Holmes, Fred, farmer. Hutchison, George, farmer. JAYNES, WILLIAM PENN. .W$j% MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. Jenkin , James, shoemaker. Jenkins, J., farmer. Jordan, Charles, farmer. Keast, Hubert, livery. King, R. B., butter maker. and manager Cowichan creamery. Lamont J. teamster. Lee, John, gen. store and laundry. Lewis, Geo., logging contractor. Livingston, J., bridge carpenter. Lomas, Edward, farmer. Lomas E. T. farm hand. Lomas, Fredk., farmer. Lomas, W. H., Indian agent. Lucas, Melville Franklin, physician. McGillavary, Dan, Bridge carpenter. McKinnon, Angus, farmer. 1 ¥res@@ m §©emi@ Parater WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Maitland Dougall, James St. Ledger, chief Prov. constable. Maude, E. D., general merchant. Menzies, James, farmer. Menzies, Mrs., widow. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. Osborne pastor. Miller, Claud, bookkeeper. Miller, Robert, teamster. Murchie, J., prospector. Morrison,' Robert Miller, farmer. Mount Sicker & B.C. Dev. Co., Ltd. Lenora Mine, Henry Croft, manager. Victoria; Harry Smith, supt. Musgrave, Edward, J.P. Edward, Christopher, civil Musgrave engineer. Musgrave, Musgrave, Musgrave, Pelkey, F. Peterson, John, farmer. . Newcome, farmer. Robert, farmer. D., station agent E. & N. R. P. C, miner. Pitt, Thos. bartender. Prevost, Fairfax, farmer. Prevost, Mrs., farmer. Price, C. J., farmer. Quamichan Hotel H. Grieve, prop. Ridge, J., carpenter. Robertson James, farmer. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH- Rev. Geo. C. Van Goethem. Smith Harry, merchant, j Speck, E. F., farmer. Stanhope, M W„ clerk. Stevenson, Rev. R. S. ' Sutton Alan Sutton, Mrs., widow. Tate, C. M., missionary. Truesdal, Lewis H., teamster. Wellburn, Harry Oswald, farmer. Weisemiller, John, carpenter. Whidden, Robert, contractor and builder. Whittome. „'.T. F.. real estate and jM a nee. Wicks, Robert Alfred, farmer. Wilson, Alexander, Ronaldson, Wilson, Wm.. gentleman. Wing Chung, laundry. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 209 East Wellington. DUNCAN'S BAY, (See also Duluth and Quathiaski Cove.) A steamboat laniding on the east coast of Vancouver Island. Distance from Nanaimo 120 miles. Comox District. DUNCAN CITY. A mining camp on Howse* or Duncan lake, 29 miles north of Kaslo. on the C.P.R. and K. & S. Ry. 14 miles from Augustin, the Head of Kootenay Lake. Hartman, S. A., clothing, etc. Healy (J). & Brown (J.), packers and livery. Simpson Bros. (William and John), general merchants and hotel. EAGLE CREEK, A logging camp at Wulffsohn Bay, on the Mainland opposite Comox. Distance from Vancouver 60 miles. Union Logging Co., Comox. EAGLE PASS, Mclntyre pres., (including Eagle River Valley.) A flag station on the C. P. railway, Distance from Kamloops 89 miles. Sicamous, distance 6 miles. Burns, John, farmer. Day, George, farmer. Porter, John Dawson, farmer. EAST SOOKE, (See also Sooke.) A post settlement in the Sooke district, on south side of Sooke Harbor. Mails from Victoria (via Metchosin) dis. 26 miles. Postmaster, James Keil. Barney, Donald, farmer. fee£> George, farmer. XT- Henry, farmer. Dales, John, farmer WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headtiuarters ff<n>_- Commercial Travellers NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. iiEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Dales, Joseph, farmer Francis, H. A., M.D. Geodtel, Adam, farmer. Hewett, Flemming, fruit and poultry- Keill, James, J.P., postmaster. raiser. Oldershaw, Thomas, farmer. EAST WELLINGTON, Post office Northfield. (See also Wellington.) a ranching settlement, 3 miles from Nanaimo, and 2% miles south of Wellington. Telegraph Nanaimo. Curry, John, hotel. Badcock, William, dairyman. Baines, Aaron, dredger. Baker, Thos., miner. Ballance, Joseph, rammer. Dunsmuir, R. & Sons, Colliery. Elliee, Harry, miner. < Fort, Fernand, rancher. Fort, Joseph, rancher Fowler, Arthur, rancher. Freer, Victor, rancher. Holland, John, rancher. Kelley, Robert, rancher. Kelly, Harry, rancher. Lucas, Alfred, rancher. Marshall, James, engineer. Pilltano, Alex., rancher. Pride, Walter,- miner. Quinn, Michael, rancher. Quinn, William, rancher. Richards, John, saloonkeeper. Richardson, William, rancher. Westwood, David, rancher. Westwood, Milton, rancher. 15 210 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLU | BIA Eburne. Eburne. EBURNE, (See also Terra Nova.) A post farming settlement on Sea Island, North Arm of Fraser River, in Richmjond municipality, Westi j minister district dis. 8 miles from Vancouver, with which there is tele- j phone connection and a daily mail stage. Has Methodist, Presbyterian ! and Anglican churches. Has telephone connection with Vancouver. Postmaster, S. Churchill. Acme Canning Co. (Allan Cameron & Jane R., Mrs. Geo. Cassidy). Appleby, H., farmer. Barton, H. B., school teacher. Baxter, William, farmer. Bennett, Wm. Wallace, painter. Blight, H., farmer. Bothwell, James, farm laborer. Brighthouse, Sam, farmer. Brock, John, farmer. Burton, Joseph, canneryman. Canadian Packing Co. Churchill (Samuel) & McKay (Donald • Edward), general store and post office. Connolly, Alexander, farmer. Cornish, Charles, farmer. Cridland, Charles, farmer. Cridland, Thomas, farmer. Cuickin, William ,farmer. Daniels, Alfred Henry, farmer. Daniels, Daniel, farmer. Daniels, Daniel Embling, farmer. Daniels, William, farmer. Dinsmore, John, canneryman and farmer Duff, Alexander, farmer. Eburne, William Harry, poultry and farmer. Errington, Thomas, farmer. Erwin, Robert, farmer. Ferguson, John, farmer. Grauer, Jacob, butcher. Goodmurphy, W. D., canneryman. Greenwood Canning Co., Ltd. Harris, Albert Wm., farmer. Heath, Albert Noel, farmer. Howell, W. F., farmer. Husthwalt, Thomas, contractor and teamster. Ingram, Frederick Wm., farmer. Ingram, Leopold. Jenne, J. G., farmer. Jenne, William, farmer. Keteheson, Royal P., farmer. Kilgour, Alexander, farmer. Lang, Thomas, farmer. Mackie, Alexander, farmer. Mackie, Thomas, jr., farmer. Mackie, Thomas, sr., farmer. Mackie, John, farmer. McBride, Robert, farm_r. McCleery, Fitzgerald, farmer. McDonald, Adam, farmer. McDonald, Duncan, farmer. McDonald, Hugh, farmer. McDonald, John, farmer. McDonald, Thomas, farmer. Mcintosh, Finley, farmer. Mclntyre, Robert, farmer. McKay, Donald Edward, of Churchill & McKay. MeKenzie, William, farmer. McLaren, Ira, farmer and carpenter. McLeod, Alexander, farmer. McLeod, Roderick, farmer. McLeod, William, farmer. McMillan, Donald A., farmer. McMyn, Wm. R., farmer. McPherson & Hickey, cannery. McRae, Alexander, farmer. McRae, John A., farmer. Magee, James Douglas, farmer. Mason, William, Hamilton, farmer. Mercer John, blacksmith. Miller, James, farmer. Miller, Joseph William, farmer. Mitchell, Alexander, farmer. Murphy. Stephen, farmer. Newland,-Wm., farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., Churchill & McKay, agents. Nicoll, Wm„ farmer. Oliver, William, road overseer. Provincial Canning Oo. Presbyterian church, Rev. John A. Logan. Quigley, Joseph, farmer. Reynolds. Norman Addison, farmer. Richmond Municipality,' Reeve, Duncan Rowan, Terranova,clerk, Albert Black, Dixon. Rowe, J. H.. farmer. Scratchley, Ernest, farmer. Scrathley, Wm. James, farmer. Sexsmith, Charles Garrett, general store, Sexsmith, John Wesley, farmer. Simpson, Thomas, farmer. Sinclair, Finlay J., farmer. Smith, Duncan A., farmer. Smith, George Theophilus, farmer. Smith, Maguns, farmer. Smith, Thomas, farmer. Stewart. Capt. William F., J.P., farmer. Tait. Robert, farmer. Todd. J. H. & Son, (Victoria), prop* Richomnd Cannery. Townsend. W. N., farmer. Turnill, Tom Harry, canneryman. Tuttle, James, farmer. Twigg, A., farmer. Twigg, John James Conolly, farmer. Wild, Thomas W.. laborer. Williamson. William, farmer. Woollard, John, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 211 Ecole. Elko. ECOLE, An Indian settlement on the west coast of Vancouver Island. At entrance of Alberni canal; 25 miles south of Alberni. Victoria dist. 110 miles. Vancouver Oil Works, gen. store and fish oil mfgs., Alex. McKee, prop. EDWARDS CREEK, A stopping place on the North Thompson River, half way to Louis Creek. P.O. Kamloops. EHOLT. A station on the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R. at Eholt Summit, 17 miles west of Grand Forks, &/3 miles east of Greenwood. Has two saw mills and is an ore shipping point. Boundary Creek Milling and Lumber Co., saw mill (capacity 25,00 feet). Fletcher & Goodhue, sawmill. Fletcher, W. S., of Fletcher & Goodhue. Frank, Charles, clerk R. & Co. Joley, Henry, sawyer B.C.M. & L. Co. Luff, Augustus, foreman B.C.M.L. Co. Rendell & Co., general store, J. W. McKinnon, manager. Smith. Edward, engineer B.C.M. & L. Tebo & Dean, Elhdlt Hotel. Co. EIGHT MILE CREEK, A post on the Cariboo road; dds from Ashcroft 198 miles; telegraph Quesnelle Mouth. EIGHTY-THREE MILE HOUSE, A post on the Cariboo road; d__st. from Ashcroft 68 miles; tlegraph office Clinton, dis. 36 miles. McTavish (Duncan) & Stout (T. A.), hotel and ranchers; also Hat Creek. ELGIN, (See also Mud Bay and Delta.) A country pastoffice in Surrey municipality, New Westminster district. Telegraph New Westminster, distant 12 miles. Railway station, Cloverdale, 7 miles. Postmaster—Edward Loney. Barker, Robert, farmer. Byron, George, farmer. Cooper, Alfred J., farmer. Corbett, William. Davison, Artemus, farmer and blacksmith. Dinsmore, Abraham, farmer. Dixon, Thomas, blacksmith. Giffard, Robert Archibald, farmer. Giffard, Robert Alexander, farmer. Gordon, George, farmer. Hardy, Thomas Wm., farmer. Huntley, Joseph, farmer. Loney, Edward, farmer and pestmaster. Loney, James, farmer. Loney, John, farmer. McBride, William, farmer. McRae, Donald, farmer. McRae, Farquhar, farmer. Roper, James, farmer. Roper, John, farmer. Stevenson, Stewart, farmer. Stewart, John, farmer. Williams,' Capt. Walter, farmer. ELK BAY, A steamboat landing on Howe Sound route. Distance from Vancouver 21 miles. ELK CREEK, A settltment near Ch__liwack. ELK LAKE, situated, in Lake district, 7 miles north of Victoria City on V. &. S. Ry. Reservoir for Victoria water works system. ELLIOTTS LANDING, A steamer landing on Moytie Lake. Stage connects with Fort Steele and steamer for Moytie City. ELKO, A town at the crossing of the ©row's Nest Pass Ry. and Elk River, at Elk River Falls. Magnificent water power, Elk River being condensed in bpx canyon about 12 feet feet wide; fall of 200 feet in a mile. 128 miles east of Kootenay Landing. Kalispell, Montana, dis. 75 miles. Has saw mill, capacity 30,000 feet per day. IKI 212 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Elko. Enderby. Bonander, John, prospector and guide. Bradenberg, J., freighter and trader. Bull, J. H., miner. Burton Mine, Geo. Watson,'owner, Fort Steele. Campbell, Enos, boarding house and freighter. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. John Henry Murphy, agent. Crow's Nest Pass Hotel, Geo. Hoggarth, prop.; Alex. Thomson, mgr. Flowers, S. W. (Thomas), manager of saw mill. Gordon, J. D., Customs officer. Hanley, Paul, trader. Hastie, W., asst. mgr. saw mill. Hoggarth, George, Elk Hotel. Holbrook, Thomas M., general store. Ingham, Mrs. Lizzie, rancher. Irvine, John, sec. foreman. . Kootenay Valley's Co., Ltd. townsite owners, Head offlce Nelson. Saw mill, S. W. Flowers, local mgr. LeRoy, Robert, rancher. Medosa, Frank, rancher and gardener. . Moraw, David, rancher. Sadowski, Alex., general store. Sanstrom, Gus, sec. foreman. Thomson, Alex., mgr. Crow's Nest Pass Hotel. Vicary, Ancil C, contractor and produce dealer. Waldo, W. W., rancher. EMORY, A station on the V. & S. Ry. Distance from Victoria 7 miles. EMORY, A post offlce on C.P.R. in Yale dis- Nearest railway staition and telegraph. Yale, distance 5 miles. Postmaster, Fred W. Geisler. Geisler, Mrs. K., farmer. EMPIRE VALLEY, (See also Dog Creek.) A postoffice in the Lillooet district. Mails from Dog Creek, dis. 18 miles, telegraph office Clinton, dis. 58 miles. St. Mary's or Churn Creek runs through the valley. Postmaster, Thomas McEwan. Bishop, Anthony, farmer. Bishop, James, farmer. Boyle, Calvin, farmer. Boyle, F., laborer. Boyle, John, laborer. Boyle, Thomas, laborer. Boyle, "William, laborer. French, R., farmer. French, Thomas, farmer. French, Wm., laborer. Higginbottom, Henry, farmer. Hussey, John, farmer. McEwan, Alexander, farmer. McEwan, John, farmer. McEwan, Thomas, farmer and postmaster. Wycott, Nelson, laborer. Wycott, Wm., farmer and stock-raiser, St. Mary's. ENDERBY, v (See also Mara, Hullcar and Glenemma.) A towo on the Shuswap & Okanagan branch of the C. P. R., dis. from Sicamous Junction 24 miles; has telegraph office, money order and post- office. Steamers also run between Enderby and Sicamouse, dis. 25 miles. It is the head of navigation and outlet of Spallumacheen Valley. There are 80 miles of waiter commu- niication to Penticton, foot of Okanagan lake. A 100 bbl. Toller process flo'ir mil is loca'ed here. Farming and stock raising are the industries. ITifty acres have been laid out for townsite. Has Presbyterian Anglican and Methodist Churches and public school. Population, 1899, 200. Postmaster, Oliver Harvey. Aldin, H. C, farmer. Allen, William Lewis, farmer and carpenter. Appleton, Frederick, mgr. Columbis Mills. Ashton, Charles, farmer. . Bacon, Isaac W., carpenter and nursery i agent. Bailey, John, laborer. Bailey, Robert, fireman. Bailey, Robert, jr., laborer. Baird, Andrew, brickyard. Barnes, F., mgr. saw mill. Bell, Geo., &• Co., general store. Blackburn, Edwin, farmer. Bowell, Samuel, contractor. Brash, Thos., farmer. Brash, Thomas, farmer. Butler, Rev. G. A., Anglican. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO M. J. Donovan, agent. Carefoot, Joseph, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORS. 213 Enderby. Epworth. Carefoot, Richard I, farmer. Coles, J. H., hay merchant and farmer. Collins, Walter Francis, farmer. Columbia Flouring Mils Co., Ltd., Flour Mill, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents; Frederick Appleton mgr. Cooke, James Sutcliffe, farmer. Cooke, Joseph, farmer. Cooke, Robert Sutcliffe, farmer. Craigie, John, cooper, Donovan, Michael James, agent C.P.R. Emery, Arthur, farmer. Emery, James, farmer. Enderby House, Henry W. Wright.prop. Fenton, J. W., farmer. Finn C, see. foreman. Fortune, Alexander L., J.P. and farmer. Fortune, William, farmer, Deep Creek. Franklin, F., mill-hand. Gardom, J. W., farmer. Gordon, B., farmer, Deep Creek. Greyell, Henry, farmer. Greyell, Peter, farmer. Gunter, A., farmer. » Hancock, Wm., harness maker/ Harvey, (Oliver), Bailey, (Wm.) & Co., general store and postoffice. , also Ashcroft. Hassard, Frank, sr., farmer. Hassard, Frank, jr., farmer. Hassard, Jason, farmer. Heggie, Geo., mgr. Stepney Ranch. Hutchinson, W. H., blacksmith and carriage maker. Johnson, W. H, log foreman. Jones, Edwin, farmer. Lawes, George Richard, farmer. Logan, James O, farmer. McCracken, G. R., miller. '*$$£ McQuarrie, R., engineer. Marwood, William Job, farmer. Matheson, Wm., contractor. MEHTODIST CHURCH- Mohr, J. A., farmer. Monk, William, farmer. Montogmery, James, farmer. Moore, W. H., mill-hand. Neve, Gerald Alfred, farmer. Parrett, R. J., farmer. Pringle, J; F., miller. «eeks, Thos., asst. postmaster. Bichardson, A., engineer. Rosoman, 0.. saw mill-hand. Hosoman, G., bookkeeper. SwTgnrSj *$** K> sch°o1 teacher, sharp. Geo., butcher. omith. Herbert, sawyer. Smith, (S. C.) & McLeod (Norman), « saw mill, also Vernon. Smith. W. H., farmer Wright, Henry W., Enderby Hotel. ENGLISH BAY, WARD Cn the soutth side of Van couveT city. IK mm Dry doods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Rtc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE.( VANCOUVER, B.C. ENGLISH POINT. A station on the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R., — miles from West Robson. A post office at McRae Landing, Christina Lake. Postmaster—Mrs. Frank Asprey. B.C. Mercantile and Mining Synd., Ltd., general store; also Cascade. Asprey, Frank. ENTERPRISE, A steamboat landing on Slocan Lake, 10 miles south of New Denver. 8 miles from Slocan City; C.P.R. steamer Slocan calls daily. Aylwin City 6 miles eastwards. Aylwin, George, hotel. Bondholder Mine, R. C. Campbell-Johnson, supt. Enterprise Mine, R. K. Neil, manager. Geo. H. Ayland, financial agent, New Denver. Koch, Wm C.E., freighter, and saw mill at Aylwin. McDonald. C. F., hotel and blacksmith. Neepawa Mines, Angus McGillivray arid Ed. Shannon, owners. Parris E. & Co., gen. store; branch of Slocan City, Thos. McNish, mgr. Taylor, C B., hotel keeper. EPWORTH, (See also South Vancouver.) A suburban settlement of Vaneou- verdis. 3% miles; 2% miles south of Mount Pleasant, mails tri-weekly. situated on Westminster road near Interurban . tramway. South Van- 214 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Epworth. Esquimalt. couver municipality. Has Methodist church and public school. Postmaster, J. Bo -yer. Booyer, George, school teacher. Booyer, John, postmaster. Brewer, Wm. John, J.P. and farmer. Burnet, John William, brickyard. James, Joseph, dairy. McKendry, W. J., J.P. and farmer. Morris, Levi, prop. Gladstone Inn. Phillips, J., prop. Junction Inn. Rae, George, contractor and bricklayer, South Vancouver Municipality, Reeve, George Rae. Vosper, Frank Lionel, farmer and constable. ENGLISHMAN'S RIVER, (See Parksville and Errington.) Alge, Robert, farmer. Craig, James, farmer. McMillan, Duncan A., farmer. ERIE> ^SB A mining camp on N. & F. S. Ry., 20 miles south of Nelson on the North Fork of the Salmon river, 2£ miles from Salmo. Dis. 28 miles north of Waneta. Population, 1899, 50. Postmaster—James R. Hunnex, J.P. Anderson, Gus, section boss. Arlington Mine, John Muffett, foreman. Campbell, Joseph, B.C. Hotel. Gilliam, Marc. H., notary public. Hunnex, James R., druggist and merchant, Hunteman, Chris, artist. Johnson, H., packer. Kane Bros. (Thos. & J. L.), general store Mull, J. H., rancher. Relief Mine, Hugh Ross, foreman. Richter, Gus, packer. Thornburn, John, mining expert. Wilson, W. J., teamster, ERRINGTON, A post settlement on the east coast of Vancouver. Island; distant from Nanaimo 24 miles; northwesterly on Alberni road. Has Anglican and Presbyterian missions. Postmaster—William McCarty. Algie, Robert, farmer. Bagshaw, George Arthur, farmer. Cheney, John, farmer. Clarkson, Sandy, farmer. Curtis, Robert, farmer. Dunn, James Malcolm, farmer. Fisher, James, farmer. Fisher, William, farmer. Fletcher, Mat., farmer. Hellier, Thomas, farmer. Hirsh, Andrew, storekeeper. Hirsh, John, hotel. Hirst, Albert, farmer. Hughes, John Cad., .farmer. McCarty, Joseph, farmer. McCarty, William, postmaster. hotelkeeper and mail contractor. McCarter, Wm. R., farmer. McMillan. D. A., farmer. Marshall, Wm. J., farmer. Morris, John, farmer. Morrison, William, farmer. Parks, Edward James, farmer. Peacock, Fred, farmer. Piller, Henry, J. P. Robertson, Miss Maud, school teacher. Senate Bath, Wm., J. P. Swain, A. C. Williams, George, telegraph operator. ESQUIMALT, About 3 miles from Victoria, con nected by electric railway making trips every fifteen minutes. Has telegraph office, telephone connection with Victoria. It is the chief naval station on the Pacific coast; has a dry dock, length 450 feet, width at entrance, 65 feet, depth, 26 feet. It has postoffice, arsenal and naval hospital; a momey order, post- office, meals daily. Anglican and Catholic churches anld schools. Postmaster, W. S. Goodwin. H.M. DOCKYARD, NAVAL AND VICTUALLING YARD, ESQUIMALT. Naval and Victualling Storekeeper and Accountant, W. H. Lohb, Esq. Assistant Naval Storekeeper, H. F. L- Rissland. Chief Engineer, Joseph Langmaid, Es.- (Fleet Engineer, R.N.) Asst. Civil Engineer (1st Grade). T. | Woodgate. Boatswain, Edward J. Case, R.N. Carpenter—Edward Eart, R.N. ESQUIMALT GRAVING DOCK- Dockmaster, Capt. John Devereux. Chief engineer, A. C. Muir. Asst. engineer, W. J. Muir. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 215 ESQUIMALT. Carpenter, A. D. Grieve. Stokers—Fred N. Jones and Thos. Doo- ley. Night-watch, John Stock. ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL, I3SQUI- MALT. Staff-Surgeon, Gilbert Kirker, M.D. ROYAL NAVY PACIFIC STATION. H. M. S. WARSPITE. Rear Admiral—Lewis A. Beaumont. Flag Lieut.—Bernhard A. Pratt-Barlow. Secretary—Hamnet H. Share. Captain—Thos. P. Walker. Commander—Aylmer H. G. Williams. Lieutenant—(N) Lawrence E. Power, Edward H. F. Heaton Ellis; (G) Wilfred Henderson, Hugh B. LeFrance; (T) Hugh G. Glennie, Sidney E. Dea: con, Arthur Bromey. Major (R.M.)—Geo. L. F. Shewell. Chaplain—Rev. Horace S. rT*insbrough. Staff Surgeon—Wm. Tait, M.B. Staff Paymaster—Wm. G. Gillies. Flett Engineer—Wm. L. Wishart. Naval Instructor—Stanton F. Cars, B.A. Sub-Lieut—Ronald E. Chilcott. Surgeon—Frederick W. Parker. John C. Durston, Asst. Paymaster—Wm. F. Haynes. Engineers—Wm. Dinbow, Edgar C. Chamberlain. Asst. Engineers—Francis E. P. Haigh, Allan Evans, James C. M. Boyle. Gunner—John C. Edwards, (T) John Bettison. Boatswain—John Roberts, Arthur G. Buce. Carpenter—John Kendall. Midshipmen—Frederick V. Williamson, Leonard P. Vavasour, Henry E. De P. Rennick, Heskith Formbv, Ralph G. Dinkwiddy, Vivian R. Brandon, Gerald H. Brady. Ragnar M. Calvin, Alxeander C. Underwood. Midshipman—Harold N. Watson, Wm. R. S. Harman, Geo. C. Woodward, Kobert A. Wilson, Sherwood Hodgins, James F. Somerville, John S. Tyn- .. dall Basil Desby Ball, Mark S. Bothwell, Richard L. Nicholson. YleiLk—Maurice G. B. Brown. Asst. Clerk—Wm. G. Strainer. H.M.S. Amphion —10 guns, twin *c™? cruiser, second class, 4,300 tons, o.UOO horse power. Laptain, Frank Finnis. Lieutenants—Hon. Stanhope Hawke. fcrunnery, Francis M. Leake. *or navigation duties—Alexander K. Jones, Langton W. Browell, William Hamilton, Barnard R. S. Winter, Quentin C. A. Crawford. Lieut. Mar., Henry M. Howard. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Roberts, M.A. Staff-Surgeon, Frederick W. Stericker. Paymaster, Henry W. Braddon. Fleet Engineer, William H. G. Gale. Assistant Paymaster, Charles E. Lynes. Engineer, Harry G. Andrews. Assistant Engineer, Wm. J. Ford. Gunners—(torpedo), John Edwards; Alfred G. Weeks. Boatswain, William Sweeney. Carpenter, Albert A. B. Tozer. Assistant Clerk, Arthur C. Roe. H. M. S. ICARUS, 8 guns, screw sloop, 970 tons, 1,200 horse power. Commander, G. F. S. Knowling. Sub-Lieut.—Cecil H. Pilcher. Lieutenants—Wm. F. Benwell, Francis R. Scarlett (n.), Wm. S. Cooke-Hurle. Paymaster—Grahame Hewlett. Surgeon—Sherley H. Birt. Engineer—Ernest Haves. Gunner—Wm. P. English. H. M. S. PHAETON— Ten guns, twin screw cruiser, 2nd class, 4,300 tons, 5,000 horse power. Captain, F. G. Kirby. Lieutenant, G. C. Cayley, for nav. duties) G. M. Marston, C. P. Metcalfe, E. R. Morant, S. V. Ellis, E. Reed, R. N. R., E. Reed; Marines, Percy Sim- monds. Staff Surgeon, H. Harries. Chief Engineer, F. J. Flood. Paymaster, M. Stephens. Sub-Lieutenant—M. H. Wilding. Engineer, G. T. Paterson. Assistant Engineer, J. O. Jenkins. Gunner (torpedo), W. J. Crowther. Boatswains—T. Hutchinson, T. Glading. Carpenter, J. A. Brown. Clerk, R. A. Jinkins. Asst. Clerk, T. R. Waterhouse. H. M. S. LEANDER— Ten guns twin screw cruiser, 2nd class 4,300 tons, 5,000 horse power. Captain, F. F. Fegen. ■_ Lieutenants—L. J. McHutchm, (for nav. duties) T. Dannreuther, C. P. Mansel, G. T. Todd, W. C. G. Ruxton; R.N.R., W D. Irvin; Marines, A. P. Grattan. Staff Surgeon, H. W.A. Burke. Paymaster, C. B. Dawes. Chief Engineer, H. Wallis. Sub-Lieutenant, H. W. Langden. Assistant Paymaster, T. B. Clarke. Engineer, T. P. Jackson. Assistant Engineer, A. W. Maconochie. Gunner (torpedo), E. Turner. Boatswains—F. Llewhellin, S. J. Wills. w. r 216 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA ESQUIMALT. Carpenter, J. Creber. Asst. Clerk, E. P. Rickcord. H. M. S. E GERIA, screw surveying vessel, 940 tons, 700 horse power. Commander, Morris H. Smyth. Lieutenants—Henry B. T. Somerville, (for nav. duties) Frederick C. Lear- month, Frederick H. Walter, Ferris N. Grant. Paymaster, Robert F. C. Eames. Sub-Lieutenants—Geoffrey B. S. Simson, Horace C. Watson. Surgeon, James Bradley, M.D. Engineer, Edward J. Campbell. Boatswain, James McGeachy. H. M. S. VIRAGO—Torpedo. boat destroyer, 6 twin screw, 6,200 horse power. Tender to Flagship. Lieut.-Commander, Oscar V. De Satge. Sub-Lieutenant, Stephen B. Evans. Engineer, Thomas H. Pounds (in lieu of Guuner, Wm. E. Tozer. H. M. S. SPARROWHAWK—Torpedo boat destroyer, 6 twin screw, 6,200 horse power. Engineer—W. R. Parsons (in lieu of chief engineer) Borne in Imperieuse. H. M. S. LIFFEY (light frigate), store and depot ship, Coquimbo, Chili, 3,915 tons. Staff-Commander-in-Command, Philip H. Wright. H. M. S. PHEASANT, 6 guns, screw gun-boat, 1st class, 755 tons, 1,200 horse power. Commander, Herbert Granville Smith. . ESQUIMALT YARD— Fleet Engineer—Joseph Langmaid. Boatswain—Edward J. Case. Carpenter—Edward Bale. Almanzia, A., boat builder. Appleby, J. E., lab. Esq. yd. Ashley, Mrs. Thomas, widow, nursery Admiral's road. Atkins, Harry, boatman. Atkins, Wm., engr. Babbingtoh, Capt. Geo. Bainbridge, R. T., patternmaker, dock. yard. Bailey, Frederick J., storehouseman R. ■ N. yard. Bailey, F. J., naval storehouseman Esq, yd. Barry, C, victualling storehouseman .. Esq. yd. Bayley. Mrs. Joseph, Half Way House. Beaney, W. E., lab. Esq. yd. Beatley, J. J., Esquimalt Hotel. Blatchford, W. foreman Rodd Hill Works. Bogle, John, laborer dry dock. Bowden, S., writer Esq. yd. B.C. Marine Ry. Co., Ltd.-, W. F. Bullen, mgn.-dir. H. F. Bullen, sec'y. Bullen, W. F., Esquimalt road. Burgess, A. J., armorer Esq. yd. Buskin, Joseph, laborer. Campbell, Daniel, Provincial constable. Campbell, L. A., principal pub. school. Campbell, John Donald. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TEI-EGRAPS W. S. Goodwin, agent. Casse, J., naval storehouseman Esqt yd. Clayton, F. H. Coach and Horses Hotel, W. B. Smith, prop., Esqt. road. Cook, Hy., foreman Esquimalt Marine Ry. Ourwen, Geo., Esqt. rd.* Davey, F., writer, Esqt. yd. Day, John Edward. Esquimalt Hotel. Dean. F. J., stoker Esqt. yd. DeSatge, Oscar de V., Com. Sparrow- hawk; ' Devereux. Capt. dry dock. Dodds, Thos., pensioner, Admiral's rd, Doran, Mrs. John, widow, Esq. road. Doran, John, Jr., Esquimalt road, Doran, J., foreman. English Church, Rev. C. Ensor Sharp. pastor. Esquimalt Grocery Store, Herbert, Wm. Pauline, manager. Esquimalt Hotel, John Day, prop. Ford, A. C, steward R. N. Hospital. Francis, George, boatman. Frith, A. J., naval storehouseman, Esqt. yd. Geake, H. J., chief engine room artificer Esqt. yd. Geake. H. J., Jr.. apprentice Esqt. yd Globe Hotel, A. W. Von Rheim, prop. Goepel. P. D., writer Esqt. yd,, Esqt. road. Coodwin. W. S., postmaster. Costin, H., Four-Mile House. Gray. Mrs. Joseph, widow. Grieve, A. D., carpenter, dry dock. Orav. Wm., stoker naval vd. Hale, Thos., Chief E. R. A." Naval Yard. Hp 11. W.. stoker Esqt. yd. Hammond, Chas., blacksmith naval yd. Hammond. H. E.. fitter Esqt. yd. Harvey, J., mgr. R. N. Canteen. Hen mans. ,T.. cattle dealer. Hook. Daniel, sick berth steward naval hoenifnl. Howard, Mrs. John T., "*- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 217 ESQUIMALT. Howard, Victor, saloon. Hunt, Wm., farmer. I. bister, James, boatman. Isbister, James, Jr., Foster's pier. Isbister, David, boatman. J.cques, Mrs. (F. H. Clayton, mgr.), Sailor's Rest saloon. James, Thos., stoker, R.N. Yard. Jeffrey, R. M., res. Lampson st. Johnston, James, Royal Engineer, boat- i man. Jones & Co., photographers. Jones, F. N., stoker dry dock. Jordan, Charles, foreman of fortifications, Signal hill. Kelly, David, gunner R. M. A. Knox, John, teamster, Lampson st. Langmaid, J., fleet engineer R. N., Esquimalt yd. Leger, Emil, fisherman. Lespierre, Geo., fisherman.- Lobb, A., clerk Bank of B.C. Lobb, W. H.. naval storekeeper and acct, Esqt. yd. Logan,' Hugh, sr., armorer R. N. Yard. Longman, Geo., draughtsman, etc., Do- ran's Cottages, Esquimalt road. Luney, W., bricklayer, Esqt. yd. Mackenzie. R., McAdam, W., New Inn Saloon, Esquimalt road. McAuslan, James, boatman and carpenter. McCarthy, J., shipcarpenter. McCarthy. Thos., laborer. McDougall, E., carpenter, Esqt. yd. MeKenzie. K, writer Esqt. yd. McNeil. Robert, deckhand S. S. Kingston, Doran's cottages. Esqt. rd. May, John, laborer, naval hospital. Mesher. Arthur, Mesher, J. Fred., fisherman. Muir. W. J., sec. eneinper drv dock. Munn, R. H., emp. El. Ry. Olford, R. E., coppersmith, Esq. Yard. Oniver. Cortland, carpenter. Oliver. John, customs officer, Admiral's road. Parsons, W. F., engineer Sparrowhawk. Pauline, Herbert William, asst. postmaster etc. Peart, Joseph, boilermaker, R.N. Yard. Phillips, Charles, fireman. Phillip*, a., acct., clerk, Esqt. rd. Philips. Richard, retired. Piper, Thomas, carpenter, Esq. Yard. rorter, J., leading stoker. Esqt. vd. Pooley. Hon. C. E., M.P.P., '"Fern- n||l '' Potfpr. James, mer. R. N. Canteen, ■"ice, H. 0., writer, Esq. Yard. E. SPILL WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Public School, L. A. Campbell, principal. Purdey, T. N., ordnance storehouse- man, Reeve, J. M., Sr., R. E. Rodd Hill for- tilications. Rissland, H. F. L., asst. naval storekeeper, Esqt. yard. Roberts, Rev. J. (H.M.S. Amphion), res. Esquimalt road. Rollinson, Chas., boatman. Bothwell, Mrs. Wm., prop. St. George's Inn. Rowe, H., steward, R.N. Hospital. Royal Naval Club, R. N. Hospital, Dr. Gilbert Kirker, R. N. staff surge on in charge. Russell, Ben., carpenter's mate, R. § yard, Admiral's road. Shears, R., lab., Esqt yard. Ship Inn Saloon, Fred Stitson, prop. Sharpe, Rev. C. Ensor, rector St. Paul's. Slow, Wm., cook, Naval hospital. Smith, A., cooper Esquimalt Yard. Smith, Herbert Granville, commander Pheasant. Smith, S. McCully, supt. shipcarpenter. Smith, W. B., Coach and Horses. Springer, Geo., stoker, Dry Dock. Stevenson, Wm., laborer. Stewart, C., chief engine room artificer, Esqt. yard. Stitson, Edwin J., sick berth steward. Naval hospital. Stitson, Fredk., Ship Inn Saloon. Stock, John, watchman, dry dock. St. Joseph's church, R. C., Rev. Father Nicolaye, Esquimalt Road. Tennent, H., clerk R.E. office. Therudley, P., painter, Esqt. yard. Thompson, Mrs. Regina. Von Rhein, A. W., prop Globe Hotel. 218 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Esquimalt. Fairview. Wake, Geo. F., writer, Esqt. yard. Warner, Orlando, shipcarpenter. Wells, A. F. stoker, Esqt yard. Wensley, Robt., Admiral's road. Wensley, Wm., blacksmith. Whittier, Thomas, farmer, Admiral'* rd. Wiggins, C. F., sub-commd'r O.S. Corps. Williams, E., laborer. Williams, James, laborer. Williams, Justus E., dairy. Woodgate, T. N., architect, Esq. Yard. Wreford, Walter, prop. Esquimalt Htl. Young, John, boatman. Young, Thomas, boatman. Young, Wm., laborer dry dock. Hop Sing, laundry. Soue Lung, Chinese laundryman. Yung Yick & Dean Kee, laundry. EUCUTLAW RAPIDS, A settlemen on the east side of Valdez Island. Stevens, Henry, rancher. EVANS' BAY, A steamboat landing near Howe Sound. EVANSPORT, A mining camp on Upper Arro-w Lake; dis. from Lardeau City 8 miles. FAIRMONT SPRINGS, A postoffice in the East Kootenay district, 2 miles from Upper Columbia Lakes; nearest railway station Golden, distant 103 miles. Adela. Steamer landing dis. 4 miles. Hot Springs are seven in number, and are the property of Messrs. Galbraith, of Fort Steele, B. C. They are celebrated for their curative properties, and will eventually be a favorite resort for invalids and others. Fostmaster, Samuel. Brewer. Bennett, Wm. C, rancher and painter- Brewer, H. BREWER, SAMUEI-, HOTHJIi KEEPER AND POSTMASTER. Hendrickson, Joseph, farmer. Huckell, Benjamin, rancher. Hardy, Geo., rancher. Hardy, Samuel, rancher. Johns, Thornton, rancher. Legassy, Joseph, miner. Prust. John, rancher and prospector. Young, Joseph, rancher. FAIRVIEW, (See also Keremeos and Osoyoos.) A mining camp, dis. from Pentictoa 26 miles. Ry station and telegraph Vernon 110 miles. It is situated in tbe centre of a rich mining district and there are several wealthy syndicates in the immediate vicinity. Postmaster—Richard Russell. Adamson, D. Mclntyre, teamster. Barnes, Leonard C, livery stable. Boering, Richard, builder. B.C. Syndicate, Ltd., head office Nelson* E. A. Digby, mgr. dir.; Rayleigh Dig- by, mining engineer. Bromley, Joseph, miner. Bromley, P., blacksmith. Brownt James Robert, mining recorder. Brunnelle, John, painter. Campbell, James A., foreman Stemwhv der Mine. Campbell, John H., supt. Smuggler Mine. Carmichael, Duncan Alex, miner. Carr, Henry C, assayer Cosens Bros. (Sidney, Spencer and Arthur), general store. County Court—Chas. A. R. Lambly, registrar. Dalrymple, Wm., blacksmith. Davidson, Alexander, A., of D. D. & B. Dier. Davidson & Russell, mining operators. Dominion Consolidate Mines Co., Ltd., L. W. Stratford, sec'y-treas. . Elliott, Thomas, general merchant and Golden Gate Hotel. Fairview Con. G. M. Co., of Fairview, B.C., Ltd. Fairview Corporation, Ltd., A. A. Davidson, pres.; Richard Russell; vice-pres./ Geo. A. Robinson, sec'y-treas. Fairview Gold M. & M. Co., Ltd., J. B. Mitchell, gen. mgr., Vancouver. Joe Dandy Mine. Fairview Hotel, R. Russell, mgr. Frayne (Richard) & Hine (Wm. Baker), harnessmakers and produce, French, Frank H., clerk Shatford & Co. Glover, Rose, school teacher. Graham (Joseph) & Travis, mine owners. Green, Charles D'Blois, surveyor. Gunderson, O. L., carpenter. Gwatkins, Fred, of Geo. J. Sheehan * Co. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 219 Fairview. Ferguson. Hall, Robert Storey, stage to Osoyoos. Hind, Lewis- H., justice of peace. Jones, Henry, Golden Gate Hotel. Kane. Con. miner. Kearns, John, hotel. _.__,_ Lambly, Charles A. R, J.P., Government Agent and Gold Commissioner. LOVE, JOHN, DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. ASST. POSMASTER A EXPRESS AGT. McDougall, David, teamster. McEachem, Archibald, miner. McEachem, Daniel, miner owner. McMillan & McMillan, general store. Mangott, Stephen, mine owner. METHODIST CHURCH— Mining Recorder, James Robert Brown. Monteith, J. A., notary public. Moody, William E., Methodist preacher. Morning Star Mine, Stephen Mangott and Daniel McEachern, props. Morris, Evan, hotel. Nichol, John A. Parkinson, Richard, mining broker. Patten, L. H, notary public. Powers, Theodore, butcher. Randolph Elmore Quartz M. & M. Co., Ltd., of Fairview, B.C. Robinson, Geo. A., bookkeeper and sec'y Fairview Corporation, Ltd. Russell, Richard, postmaster and mine owner. Schubert, James Armstrong, supt. of roads and bridges, res. Vernon. Scott, E. Fletcher, clerk John Love. Shatford, Lytton W., mgr. W. T. Shat- fred & Co. Shatford, W. T. & Co., general merchants: also Vernon, Camp McKinney and Slocan City. W$i Sheehan, George J. & Co (Fred Gwat- kins), Hotel Fairview. Shurson, George, Smuggler Mining Co. John H. Campbell, supt. Somerville, Samuel, clerk. Sproule, George Hatfield, blacksmith; also Greenwood. Stemwbder Mine, R. Russell, mgr. otorer, Sidney, barber. Stratheyre Mining Co., Ltd., J. A. Monteith, manager. Sullivan, Michael, miner. Swmburn & Slack, butchers. Jtravers, Richard, mine owner. white, Reginald B., physician. xoel, Maurice, mining expert. FALKLAND, A post settlement in East Yale, 10 miles east of Grand Prairie, nearest railway station Ducks. Postmaster, Wm. Bell. Bell, John, farmer. Bell, William, farmer. Kelly, Mrs. Mary, nurse. Kelly, William, farmer. Stuart. James, miner. Ferguson, Archie, farmer. Simpson, William, farmer. Smith, Thomas Henry, farmer. Warren, Falkland, miner and prospector. Warren, William A. A., fruit farmer. FANNY BAY, Post office Thurlow. A mining camp on Phillip's Arm. Comox district; 125 miles from Vancouver. Steamer weekly from Vancouver. GJhampion and Commonwealth Mining Syndicate, J. H., Adams, manager. Vancouver. Fairfield Mining Syndicate, Dorothy Morton Mine, J. J. Lang manager FERGUSON, (See also Trout Lake City.) An important mining camp at the forks of Lardeau Creek, 5 miles from Trout Lake City: 16 miles from Thompson's Landing, and 26 miles from Aarrowh'ead. Nearest railway station and telegraph office. Stage semirweekly from Thompson's Landing. Has telephone connection with Ferguson, Trout Lake, Thompson's Landing and Comoplix. Population, 1899, about 80. Postmaster—Geo. B. Batho. Batho & Co., merchants. Batho, George B., of Batho & Co., postmaster. Beaton & Campbell, teamsters. and Thompson's Landing. Beatrice Mine, James Fitzgerald, supt. Big Five Group, O. D. Hoar, mgr., Revelstoke. Craig & Hillman, teamsters. Cummings & McNab, hotel. $|| Cummins & Co., general merchants, also Ten mile. Daney, S., freighter and livery. Dark, Robert, freighter. Duncan Mining Co., Ltd., C. T. Porter, supt. Eaton, Darwin G., accountant, Sunshine, Ltd. Ferguson, David, mine owner. and hotel. Floyd, Henry, Ferguson Townsite agent- real estate gent, notary public, etc. 220 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Ferguson. Great Western Mining Co., Ltd. (Nettie L.), Wm. Pool, manager and supt. Highland Group M. & D. Co., Ltd., head office Cody; A. B. Docksteader, sec- treas.; Geo. T. Lundy, gen. supt. Holmes, Wm., hotelkeeper. Humer, John, baker. I. X. L. Mine, A. G. Gordon, supt. Jackson, Harry, blacksmith. Knowles, Jack, mine owner. Lillooet, Fraser River & Cariboo Gold Fields, Ltd. (Sunshine, Ltd.,) Daniel G. McNeil, local manager. McCarty, Frank, butcher. McKinnon (John) & Sutherland (Samuel) & Co., general merchants. Newman, Wm., asayer. O'Connor, Mrs. Sarah, hotel. Old Gold Quartz and Placer M. Co., Ltd., J. W. Westfall, supt. Primrose Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. W. Westfall. supt. Revelstoke, Trout Lake and Big Bend Telephone Co., David Ferguson, agent. Schnell, William, barber. Silver Tip Mining Co., Ltd., J. C, Kirkpatrick, supt. Sunshine, Ltd. (Silver Cup Mine). Edgar A. Bennett gen. mgr., Revelstoke; Daniel G., McNeil, supt. Walker. Peter, mine owner. Walker (P.M.) & Ferguson (-David), sawmill. FERNTE, A coal mining camp on main line of Crow's Nest Pass Railway 146i/2 miles from Kootenay Landing and 247^4 miles from Dunmore Junction. junction of Coal Creek and Elk River, 25 miles east of Kootenay River. The mines are 4% miles distant on a branch railway. The C.N.P. Coal Co., who own the townsite, operate an electric light plant of 1,00?) lights' capacity, also waterworks. The dam on Coal Creek 3 miles from town gives 250 foot- head sunnly through 6-inch mains, giving 120 lbs. pressure. Population, 1899, 1,500. Postmaster—Henry John Johnson. FERNIE TCOARD OF TRADE— President—H. Bentley. Barnbart, Frederick George, clerk Bank of Commerce. Beck. Alex., baker and restaurant. Bentley, H. & Co., general store, also Lethbridge, Alta. Bentley, Harry, of H. Bentley &. Co., bds. Victoria Hotel. Bidgood, John, clothing, boots and shoe, etc. Blakemore, Percy H. J., surface boss C.N.P. Coal Co. Blakemore, Wm., M.E., gen. mgr. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. Bonnell, Saul, physician and surgeon. Bricker. Josiah Herbert, of Crow's Nest Trading Co. p'ANADIAS BANK OF COMMERCE. ^ JOHN KAY, MANAGER. Card Frank A., of Warwick & Card. Challmer, James O., Palace Restaurant. Church of England. Rev. C. A. Procunier, missionary. Cody, George, contractor and builder." Copeland, Thomas, tinner and plumber C. N. Trading Co. Costigan, • John R.. Q.C.. of Costigan, Ross & Herchmer, res. Cranbrook. ^OSTIGAN, ROSS & HERCHMER, ^ BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Also Cranbrook and Fort Steele. Cox, Thomas A., of Fernie Drug Co. Craig, John S., general store. Cree, Arthur, Hamilton, tobacconist and insurance agent. Crow's Nest Trading Co. (Henry John Johnson and Josiah Herbert Bricker^ general merchants. GROWS NEST PASS COAL CO., LTD. "WM. BLAKEMORE, M.E., General Manager. Wm. Fernie, resident director and land commissioner. Wm. G. Jaffrey, resident secretary. Frank B. Smith, M.E., mine supt. Alex. McPhail, master mechanic. Robert Fisher, underground manager. James Miller, overman and piece boss. John W. Davison, shipping clerk. Delarge & Lafortune, paints, ets. _ Devison. John W., sniping clerk C.N.P. Coal Co. . Downie, David Helmuth, teller Bank of Commerce. Duthie, Robert, restaurant. Farquharson, —., boarding house; Fernie Drug Co., (Thos. A. Cox and W. A. Wilmot), druggists and stationers. FERNIE FREE PRESS,, GEO-. G. HENDERSON1, Editor and Manager. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. FERNIE. Fernie Hospital. Fernie, Wm., resident director and land commissioner, C.N.P! Coal Co. Fisher, Robert, underground manager C.N.P. Coal Co. _-,-,„_ Fisher. Robert A., clerk H. Bentley & Co. ' Graham. Samuel, butcher. Henderson, George Gerrie, editor and manager Fernie Free Press. Henderson, Robert Law, printer Free Press. Herchmer, Henry William, of Costigan, Ross & Herchmer. Howard & Hayes, clothing, boots and shoes, etc. Jaffrev, Wm. G., resident secretary 0. N. P. Coal Co. Johnson, Henry John, postmaster of Crow's Nest Trading Co. Joyce Bros., general store (Richard, James and Abraham). Kabeary, Wm., bartender Royal Hotel. Kastner. Milton A., bookkeeper. C. N. Trading Co. Kendall & Digby, contractors and builders. Lambert, Gabriel P. G., C.E., grocer salesman H. Bentley & Co. Levassar, George, flour, feed and lumber. Liphardt, Albert C, watchmaker and jeweller. Liverpool & London Co., general store; . also Cranbrook. Macfarlane, Miss Elsie, stenographer C. N. P. Coal Co. McAllister, D. Howard. McDonald, Christopher, barber, Victoria Hotel. McDougall, W. R, shoemaker. McGregor, James Carroll, bookkeeper H. Bentley & Co. Mclnnes, M. & Co., butchers; also Cranbrook, E. Printer, mgr. Mclntyre. John, barber shop. McLean, Wm. B., s'aw mill. ^eLean Mrs. Susan, millinery. ZK.,*1' Archibald, master mechanic C.N.P. Coal Co. Mains, John, blacksmith. Manaham Stephen S., cutter Wallace Meat Co. MH,e™ J£raes, overman and fire-boss C. JN P. Coal Co. Miller. Samuel, bartender Victoria Hotel. Myers, Sadie, Mrs. Wm. Alex., dressmaker. Ni&-.J^n -WalJace, accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce. O'S ATle\,R-f clerk C.N.P. Coal Co. p-„ ley.' J.' Macksmith. Presbyterian Chureh, Rev. _, Dunn. Pnnter, E., mgr. M. Mclnnes & Co. BILL POSTING. ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Purdy A. J., & Co., (Amos J. and Harry V. Purdy), tobacconist, stationery, fruits and confectionery. Quail, J. D., builders, hardware and contractor. Robinson, Wm., Prov. constable. Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Father Welch, missionary. Ross, Wm. Roderick, of Costigan, Ross & Herchmer, res. Fort Steele. OYAL HOTEL, !WM, "WOODWARD TUTTLE, Prop. Ryckman, G. B., watchmaker. Schran, Robert, bartender, Victoria Htl. Smith, Frank B., M.E., mine supt. C. N. P. Coal Co. Snider, Amasa, grocery salesman C. N. Trading Co. Stork, Fred, tinsmith. Storks & Robinson, bowling alley. Todhunter, John, foreman coke ovens C.N.P. Coal Co. Trites, Amos Bliss, general store. "UTTLE, WM. WOODWARD, Prop. ROYAL HOTEL. Victoria Hotel, Warwick & Card, props. Wallace, James H., of Wallace Meat Co., res. Lethbridge, Alta. Wallace Meat Co. (Stephen F. and Jas. H Wallace), butchers. Warwick (James W.) & Card (Frank A.) Victoria Hotel. Watson, Thomas, hardware salesman 0. N. Trading Co. Whitney, D. J., dairyman and teamster. FERNWOOD, (Post Office North Salt Spring). A steamboat landing and settlement on east side of Salt Spring Island, 40 miles from Victoria. 222 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA i m Field. Fort Grahame. FIELD. A station on the main line of thft C. P. R., 906 miles east of Vancouver; telegraph and express offices; the C. P. R. have a large hotel here. A money order, postoffice and sav ings bank. Postmaster, C. Wyckoff. Ames, Charles, boarding house. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Melvin M. Stephens, agent. Carey, Charles, locomotive inspector. Carlin, Joseph. Carlin & Wyckoff, general merchants. Foley, Sherwood S., train despatcher. Hull, Bros. & Co., butchers. Inches, David, locomotive foreman. Killeen, Hugh C, roadmaster. Lettice, Miss, school teacher. Mount, Stephen Hotel, Miss A. E. Mol- linson, manager. Palmer, A. W., drugs, cigars "and confectionery. Wycoff, Charles. FIFTY-NINE MILE HOL'SE, A stopping place on Cariboo road, 12 miles north of Clinton. McGillivray, Duncan, hotel. FIRE VALLEY, A steamboat landing 10 miles below Burton City, on Lower Arrow Lake. telegraph Nakusp, dis. 32 miles. The settlement is 2 miles from the landing, in a valley 10 miles long, and 1% miles wide. Postmaster, John Bangs. FIVE MILE POINT, On Kootenay outlet, five miles east of Nelson, of which place it practically forms a part. The N. & F. S. Ry. connects here with stmr. International for Ainsworth and Kaslo. Goldsmith, Frank, rancher. Heywood, H. A., Castle Hotel. Perry, William, rancher. Pennington, John F., freight checker N. & F. S. Railway. FLORENCE GROVE. on Kootenay Lake, 3 miles east of Nelson, reached by road from Nelson and M.N. & F.S: Ry. Roberts, Wm., hotel. FORKS OF QUESNELLE, (See Quesnelle Forks.) FORT CHILCOTIN, (See Chilcotin.) FORT CONNELLY, A closed Hudson's Bay Go.'s trading post on Bears Lake. Headwaters of Skeena River, Ominica district. FORT CUDAHY, Situated in the Northwest Territory on the Yukon river, about 750 mile, north of Juneau. Alaska mail service occasional via Victoria. FORT DOUGLAS, (See Douglas.) A new mining camp on Harrison Lake. Steamer from Harrison River Station on O. P. R, FORT FRASER, A trading post on Fraser Lake, the northwest headwaters of the Fraser. River. About 150 miles from mouth of Quesnelle River. It is reached via Hazelton, dis. 170 miles. Hudson's Bay Co., W. charge. FORT GEORGE, E. Camsell in A trading post on tho Fraser river and Cariboo, moad, in the Caledonia district; dis. from Quesnelle 90 miles. Hudson's Bay Co. charge. Charles Ogden, in FORT GRAHAME, A trading post on Finlay River, 50 , miles north of the junction of! Parsnip and Peace rivers, Casiar dist. Hudson's Bay Co., Wm. Fox in charge. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Fort McLeod. FORT M'LEOD, A trading post at northern end of McLeod Lake, headwaters of Peace River; 86 miles northeast of Fort St. James. Hudson's Bay Co., Wm., Ware, in chrg. FORT RUPERT, (Postoffice, Alert Bay.) A trading post at the north end of the Island of Vancouver, 20 miles north of Alert Bay. ' Vancouver 130 miles. Blenkinsop, G., rancher. Cadwallader, Henry, Hunt, George, hunter and trapper. Hunt, Miss Lesie, general store. FORT ST. JAMES, A trading post at south end of Stuart's Lake. The northeastern headwaters of Fraser River; 160 miles southeast of Hazelton. Eastern Division of Omenica District. Is also reached via Quesnelle Mouth, dis. 165 miles. A large Indian reserve in this vicinity. Postmaster—A. C. McNah. Hudson's Bay Co., W. E. Carnsell in charge. Morice, Rev. Father, Roman Catholic missionary. FORT SELKIRK, A trading post on Yukon river, opposite mouth of Pelly River. It is the' head of navigation for St, Michael s, steamers and end of Dal- ton trail from Pyramid Harbor. lHe Yukon Field Force, 200 men of Canadian Regulars, have head- • quarters here. Alaska Commercial Co., general merchants. BrDiti?h America Corporation, Ltd., general store and hotel. warper & Leduc, general store, tiayes, George, general store. ofM(Jos-lph2' GoId M- and Dev. Co., of New York. !__Ooi Teln ?°^e (Canadian Regulars) ^oi a . jj. __.. Evans, commandant. IM£ Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, YANCOUVER, B.C. '! BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGI AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. ra. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager. FORT SIMPSON, (formerly called Port Simpson.) (See also Georgetown.) A post of the Hudson's Bay Com pany around which a village has sprung up. It is situated an the northern boundary of the proT-toce. 15 miles from Alaska, in the Cassiar district, 635 miles north of Vio toria. Has Methodist and Anglican churches. Industries are fisheries, saw mills and fur trading. Steamers from Victoria with mails twice a month. Nearest telegraph office, Union Bay. Postmaster, Alex. C. Murray. Alexander, James Marsden L., J.P. and S.M., H.M. customs officer. Boulton, Dr. Albert E., J.P., physician and hospital, also Port Essington. Brentzen, Hans, clerk, H.B. Co. Brentzen, Paul, general store. Caledonia steamer, H.B. Co., John H. Bonser; master, Wm. Daly; chief engineer, Edgar J. Crickmay, purser. Dudoward, Alfred, general store and chief of Indian Council. Flewin, John, Govt, agent, mining recorder, collector and constable. Gosnell, L., general store. Government agent, mining recorder, collector and constable, John Flewin. Hudson's Bay Co., general store, Alex. C. Murray manager. Madden, Capt. William. Methodist Church. Port Simpson Trading Co., general me., chants. Rudge( George) and Robertson (Daniel) hotel and marble works. Stephenson, Rev. Lionel Frederick, Anglican. Wallace, William, plasterer. 224 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA FORT STEELE. FORT STEELE, (See also Wild Horse Creek.) A mining town on the Kootenay River at the mouth of Wild Horse Creek, 'Southern East Kootenay, 180 miles south of Golden. Mining is the principal industry and ranching on a small scale. Has Roman Catholic, Anglican,Pres- byterian churches and public school. Waterworks supply tank, l7,000 gals, giving pressure of 25 lbs.; supplied by pump from Spring Well. Pump • capacity 400 gallons per minute and giving direct pressure up to 200 lbs. Has modern brewery with capacity of 50 bbls. per day. Postmaster, E. J. Cann. ' Board of Trade, President—James M. Harvey. Secretary—E. A. Elton. Adams, M. L., mgr. M. Mclnnes & Co. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. Chas. A. Procunier. Armstrong, Charles, bartender Hotel International. Armstrong, James Ferguson, gold commissioner and Govt, agent, stipen!- dary magistrate. Armstrong, T, C, tinsmith shop. • Arnold, George, farmer. Bale, D. & Son, contractors and build- ' ers. Barnes, Henry Wade, prov. constable. Barr & Combs (J.S.), blacksmiths. Beale, M. A., mining, insurance and commission agent. Beaven. Thos S., farmer. Little Bull River. Bell, John, farmer. Benmore, Fred, bookkeeper, W. Carlin. Bettchen, David L., jeweller. Bleasdell, Arthur W., druggist. Boyle, Peter, farmer. Bradford, H., farmer. Brewery Creek Placer Mining Co. Brodie (James) & Watt (Hugh), physicians and surgeons. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Claud Ernest Mansfield, agent. Canada Western Telegraph and Telephone Co., Ltd., Thomas Rooks, supt. Cann & Co., books and stationery. Cann, Edward Jarvis. postmaster. Carlin, William, general merchant. Clark Charles, sub-collector of customs. Coeur D'Aleue Hotel (Wesport). Colossal Group Mining Co. Cooke, Bancroft P., livery stable. Corrigan, J., boots and shoes. County Court, Alfred Clement, Nelson, deputy registrar. .f^OSTIGAN, ROSS & HERCHMER, 4j BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. Also Cranbrook and Fernie. dealer. CE. and Provincial Croft, C. J., wood Cummins, Harry L Land Surveyor. Curran, Neil McLeod, agent D. D. Mann Customs House, Charles Clark, sub-collector. Dalgardno Hotel, Robert D. Math.., prop. Dawson, William, farmer. Dempsey, Robert, carpenter. Dominion Express Co., M. A. Beale, agt. Doull, William, shoemaker, and harnessmaker. Dour, Robert, farmer. Doyle, James Hingston, jailor and constable. Drew, Harry, prop. Central Hotel. Duncan, Rev. John Glass, Presbyterian. Durick, Carolina, wid. J. C, res. Victoria, B.C. East Kootenay Consols, Ltd. (London), W. J. R. Young, M.E., manager and attorney, Wild Horse Creek. East Kootenay Development Co. East Kootenay and Elk River Development and Exploration Co., Ltd., J. A. Harvey, sec'y-treas. Ede, Thomas, customs and mining broker. Edwards, Chas. M., farmer, Fish Lakes. g^LTON, EDMUND ASHLEY, MINING BROKER, REAL ESTATE and COMMISSION AGENT. Elwell, Edward, bookkeeper Costigan, Ross, & Herchmer. Estella Mining Co. Fenwick, Arthur B., farmer, Kootenay River. Fenwick, Thos. H. L., farmer, Little j Bull River. Fenwick, Arthur, rancher. Finch & Jones, saw mill, Wade's ranch. Fink, John H.. sec'y and mgr., Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd. Forsyth, Wm., Fort Steele Brewerv Co., Sick, Williams j & Co. Fort Steele Cigar Store. Fort Steele Development Synd., Noel A. | Wallinger, manager. Fort Steele Exchange Safe Deposit Co., j private bankers. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 225 FORT STEELE. Fort Steele Jubilee Hospital. Geo. J. Bushby, sec'y. Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd., general merchants and wholesale liquors, J, H. Fink, sec'y and mgr. r-ORT STEELE TOWNSITE, R. L. T. GALBRAITH, Owner; E. A. ELTON, Agent. Fort Steele Water and Light Co. (syndicate.). Fort Steele Prospector (weekly), A. B. Grace, publisher, Fraser, Richard Arthur, clerk Government office. Galbraith, Robert L. T., Indian agent. Geary, George, livery stable, packer and freighter. Gilpin, George H., general merchant. Ginley, Albert, driver Fort Steele Brewing Co. Goff, Geo. R., clerk W. Carlin. Government office, James F. Armstrong stipendary magistrate, Govt, agentj gold comm, etc. Goodridge, William, carpenter. Grace, Andrew Benjamin, Fort Steele Prospector. Gra-siek (John) & Dempsey (Robert), Grez, Albert J., barber. Grice, 'Joseph, dentist. Griffith, David, general store, Wild Horse Creek. Harper, Wm., asst. bottler Ft. S. Brewery. H ARVEY A McCARTER, ..(James Albert Harvey & Geo. S. s McCarter.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. Also Revelstoke. Harvey, James Albert, of Harvey & Mc- Larter. H OTEL INTERNATIONAL, ROBERT GEO. SHIER, Prop. Indian, Agent (Dominion), R. L T Gal- , braith. Internatinnal Transportation Co. steam- mfs t° Jennings, Montana. Charles There, mgr.; John H. Fink, local agent. ' Irving, John, rancher and miner. ToWDgS' oEo£ert 0., free miner. «Jcf t*A Rob«tson, mining brokers; also Windermere. Johnson, W E J<£eg* (7^ EJ & Barr (Henrv Washington), blacksmiths. Judd, George M., miner and prospector. Karatofsky, R. H., cigar mfgrs., fruits and confy. Keeler, Arthur B., journalist. Keep, C. M. & Co., private bankers. Kerrigan, John, shoemaker. Kimberley Cons. Mining Co., Ltd., Harvey & McCarter, solicitors. Klingensmith, Chas. A., Ideal Restaurant. Kootenay Chief Mining Co. Kootenay Club, M. A. Beale, secretary. Kootenay River Transportation Co. Kootenay Valleys Co., Lt., Ft. Steele, Ross & Herchmer, agents. Langley, Judson B., free miner. Levitt, Charles. Levitt, John, farmer. Levitt, Mrs., lodging house.' Lilly May Mining Co. McBride Bros., (Frank Alex, and James Duncan), hardware. McCarter, George S., of Harvey & McCarter, res. Revelstoke. McCloud, A., contractor. McCromack, Dennis, bottler Fort S. Brewery. McDermott, Alex. Lewis, clerk Government office. Mclnnes, M. & Co., butchers; also Cranbrook, M. L. Adams, mgr. McLeod, Angus, farmer. McNish, Daniel, prop Steele House. McQuaig, P., miner and prospector. McVittie, Harry H., asst. postmaster. McVittie, Thomas Thane, C.E. and surveyor. Mather, R. D., hotel. Miller, A, J., farmer. Moore, Roger, farmer Kootenay River. Moore, Roger, farmer. Moore, William, farmer, Fish Lakes. Moyie Placer Mining Co. A. W- McVittie, sec'y-treas., Cranbrook. Mountain House, Wm. Forsyth, prop. Xeidig, Gus, asst. brewer, Ft. S. Brewery. Nelson, Alfred Clement, depy. regisrar County Court, etc. Nendick, Nelson, porter International Hotel. Pprker. Capt. Edmund O, farmer, Fish Lakes. Parker, Capt. Edmund C, farmer. Lost Creek. Piitmore, Lewis Warner, clerk Mining T> border's office. Phillips, Michael, stipendary, magistrate and farmers, Tobacco pains. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. John Glass Duncan. Primmer, Rev. Charles Ault, Anglican. Public School, Miss A. S. Bailey, principal. 16 226 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Fort Steele. Fredericton. ffe Quick, Patrick, farmer, Kootenay River. Quick, Patrick, farmer. Quinlivan, James J., blacksmith. Rirtz, Rich, salesman, Ft. S. M. Co. Robson (Thomas) & Rogers (Reuben). Walter), butchers. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— Rev. Father Walsh, missionary. Ronan and Leach, assayers. Rookes, Thomas, mgr. Spokane, Fort Steele Telegraph and Telephone Co. Ross, Wm. Roderick, of Costigan, Ross & Herchmer. Schmidt, A., Scott, Robert B., farmer. Secord, Miss Mabel, stenographer Harvey & McCarter. Shier, Robert George, prop. Hotel International. Sick- (Fred) Williams (O. B.) & Co., props. Fort Steele Brewery. Smith, E. C, mgr. Sullivan Mines. Spokane-Fort Steele Telegraph and Telephone Co., Thomas Rookes, mgr. Sprague, Mrs., confectionery and cigars, and restaurant. Stewart, Wm., hotel. Stinson, Thomas,"clerk G. H. Gilpin. St. Andrew's Society—Robt. D. Mather, sec'y- St. John's church, Anglican. Taenhouse, J., jewellery. Thompson, R. J. O., farmer. Titus, W. M., prop St. Mary's Inn. Tracy Townsite Co. Upper Columbia Navigation and Tramway Co., also Golden. Van Blake, Charles, farmer, Fish Lakes. Violet, William J., miner and prospector. Wallinger, Noel Arnold, assayer and mining broker. Walsh, Joseph, farmer. Watt, Hugh, physician. We.stport Towhsite, E. A. Elton, agent. Wilson, John, miner and.prospector. Wolf, J. W., boots and shoes. Worth, John, pumpman Waterworks. Wright, Elmo Earle. bookkeeper Fort Steele Mercantile Co. Youatt, Robert J., farmer. Ziwk, Franz, asst. brewer Ft. St. Brewery. Tai Lee, druggist. FORT STEELE JUNCTION. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, ten miles east of Cranbrook and 301 miles from Dunmore. . Stage connects with trains for Fort Steele, 8 miles north. i^noid, George, farmer. Robichand, Wm., section foreman. Canadian pacific railway co. Samuel B. McNamara, agent. FORTY-NINE CREEK, A flag station on the Columbia & Kootenay railway, 9 miles west of Nelson. Copper King Mine, bonded to B. L. & I. Vipond. Nelson, Hydraulic Co., Queen Victoria Mime, F. Fletcher, Secy, Nelson. Miles (John) & Barrett (E.), Majestic Hotel. FORWARD HARBOR, A trading post near Howe Sound, dis. from Vancouver 40 miles. FOUNTAIN "THE", Situated 8 miles north of Lillooet, on wagon_ road west riding of Lillooet. There 'is a large Indian reservation at this point. FOUR MILE HOUSE, (See also Oraiigflower.) A suburb of Victoria on the Sooko road, dis. 4 miles. Esquimalt dis Gouge, Bertrand, Hotel 4 Mile House. FOUR-MILE POINT. A settlement in the Esquimalt District, four miles from Victoria, on the Goldstream road. Calvert; Joseph Henry, hotel. Costin, Fred N., machinist. FREDERICK ARM, Post office Thurlow. A steamboat landing on the Howe Sound route; mails weekly from Vancouver; dis. 125 miles. Blue Bell Mining Co. Cobbledick, John, mining operator. Forsythe, Col. R. C, mining operator. FREDERICTON, A townsite on Toad Mountain, near the Hall Mines, 8 miles by waggon road from Nelson. Dandy Mine, A. H. Kelly, mgr. owner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Fredericton. Fulford Harbor. Hall, Mines, Ltd., M. S. Davys, supt. office, Nelson. Exchequer Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Goldendale Mining Co., Ltd. Iroquois Mine, J. E. Boss, mgr. owner. Kelly, Allan Hartt, townsite owner, Nelson. Morning and Evening Mining Co., Ltd. Morrice, David T., Grand View Hotel. Starlight Group j Mines, A. H. Kelly, mgr. owner. FRENCH CREEK, A mining camp in the Big Bend district, 65 miles north on the Columbia from Revelstoke. French Creek Mining Co. (fgn). office, Revelstoke. FRENCH CREEK, (See also Little and Big Qualicum.) a post settlement in the Nanoose. "district; railway station Wellington; dis. 20 miles, 4 miles from English man's river. Postmaster, Henry R. Lee. Anglican church, St. Ann's. . Rev. David Dunlop. Craig Robert John, farmer. Crump, Alex. Benjamin, farmer. Despard, Edwin, farmer. Hickey, Robert, H. F., farmer. Lee, Henry, farmer. Lee, Henry, Richard, farmer and postmaster. Lee, William Henry, farmer. Lowrey, Joseph 0., blacksmith and farmer. Pillar, Henry, sr., J.P. and farmer. Pillar, Henry, jr., farmer. Pillar, William R., farmer. Ponsford, Guy, William, farmer. Renz, Otto, sr., farmer. Renz; Otto, jr., farmer. FRIENDLY COVE, A trading post on the west coast of Vancouver Island; dis. from Alberni 175 miles. Situated on Nootka Sound. Stockham & Dawley, traders. Goss, John, mgr. for S. & D. FROEK, A post settlement on Gulf of Georgia, Richmond riding, 68 miles from Vancouver, steamers weekly. Postmaster, N. Frolander. Brew, T. W., rancher. Cede, H., logger. Deighton, A. G., rancher. Deighton, G., rancher. Erickson, Erick, rancher. FROLONDER, NILS, FOSTMASTER. Kelly, Y., rancher. McCormack, A. A., rancher and logger, McCormack, R. McEachren, W., rancher. Nichol, Henry, rancher. Simpson, W., rancher. FULFORD HARBOR, (See Salt Spring Island, Beaver Point, Burgoyne Bay and Ganges Harbor.) A post settlement on the east side of Salt Spring Island, 3% miles across from Burgoyne Bay. Sidney dis. 8 miles. Victoria dis. 30 miles. Has Anglican church and public school. Postmaster, N. H. Rogers. Akerman, Joseph, farmer. Arnold, George, farmer. Conerig, S. T., farmer. Cook, A. W., school teacher. Douglas, Alfred, farmer. Edwards, Richard Polglase, J.P. and general merchant. Hamilton, Richard, farmer. Haskins, Edwin, farmer. Miller, John, farmer. Nightingale, Joseph, superintendent of roads. Nuana, Wm., farmer. Olsen, Charles, farmer. ROGERS, HENRY N. HOTEL KEEPER AND Raynes, Alf., wharf builder. Raynes, Frederick, farmer. Reid, John, farmer. Shephard, Horace J., farmer. Sparrow, John C, farmer. Tahouney, Joseoh. 228 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Gabriola Island. Galiano. Wilson, Alex., farmer and blacksmith. Katano, John Hallum (Kanaka), fisherman. Mundon, Henry (Kanaka), fisherman. Palow, John (Kanaka, fisherman. GABRIOLA ISLAND, A post settlement located in the Gulf oi Georgia, of Nanaimo district. Nearest telegraph office Valdes Island,, distance 2 miles. Gahriola wharf is 4 miles from P.O. Nearest railway station Nanaimo, distance 14 miles. Has 2 public schools and Anglican mission. Mails twice a week. Population, 1899, about 125. Postmaster, J. H. Degnen. Aitkin, James, gardener. Chappie, Richard, farmer. €mapple, William, farmer. Clarke, —., lighthouse-keeper Entrance Island. DEGNEN, JAMES, POSTMASTER. and constable. Degmen, John, farmer. Degmen, Thos., farmer. Degmen, Robert, farmer. Edgar, Mark, farmer. Flewett, Wm. M., farmer, DeCourcey Island. Gemmell, John, farmer. Gray, James, farmer. Gray, Robert, retired. Higgins, William John, farmer. Hoggan, Alexander, farmer. Homas, Miss A., teacher. Lewis, Ja_., farmer. McConvey, Daniel, farmer. McLay, James, J. P., farmer. Manley, Michael, farmer. Martin, H., farmer. . Martin, John, farmer. Martin, Jonathan, farmer. Norris, Richard P., farmer, Mudge Isl. Norton, F., trapper. Pemberthy, J. W., jr., farmer. Peterson, Henry, farmer. Rollo, James, farmer. Silva, John, farmer. Silva, Joseph, farmer, Stephenson, John Thomas, farmer. Tavlor, Rev. Geo., Anglican. Wake, Baldwin Hugh, farmer, Valdez Island. I Westmoreland, Robert, gardener. GALENA, A mining camp on the Columbia river. East Kootenay district. Has a postoffice, telegraph and express. Golden, distance 52 miles. Postmaster, Geo. McMillan. Dainard, Walter, farmer. Deacon, J. F., farmer and hotel, Heffner, Geo., farmer, Jones, Thos., miner. McMillan, George, farmer. Macaulay, Alex., miner. Montgomery, James, farmer. Pirie, Thos. F., farmer. GALIANO, A post settlement on Galiano Island, area 1,600 acres, adjoining Plumpers Pass, Gulf of Georgia, midway be]B tween Victoria and Vancouver. Has Presbyterian and Anglican churches. Farming, sheep and cattle raisihjffi are industries. Postmaster, H. Macklin. Beal, Walter, farmer. Beale. Holden, farmer. Rudd, J. Henry, farmer. Burrill, Joseph, farmer.. Cain, Wm., boatbuilder. Cayzer, Augustus, farmer. Cook, John, farmer. Craig, John, miner. Cullison,, Judson, farmer. Cullison, Levin, plasterer. Georgeson, John, farmer. Gray, J. L., farmer. Grey, Ralph G., farmer. Groth, Chas., farmer. Groth. Fred., farmer. Gruhb, Robert. Grubb, Robt., J.P., farmer. Hogan, Henry, fisherman. Hoskins, S. H., Provincial constable. MACKLIN, HERBERT. POSTMASTER, ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR. McCroskie, Capt. Edward, master marine. McCroskie, William, farmer. ] McDonald, Chas, ship-carpenter. McDonald, James, farmer. Murchison, Finlay, farmer. Murchison, Finlay Alex, farmer. Nelson. James, fisherman. Ouillette, Hector, farmer. Pocock, Joseph E., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 229 Galiano. Rudd, John W., farmer. Shaw, Jeremiah, fisherman. Shaw. John, fisherman. Shawi Robert, farmer and fisherman. Shields, Richard, farmer. Spence, John, farmer. Sturdy. Fred, Poultry fancier. Sylvester, E. L., Miss, scffool teacher. Vollmers, Henry, fisherman. Walker, John M., farmer. Warnock, James, farmer and mill wright. Wells, Robert, farmer. Wells, Thomas, farmer. Wells. William, farmer. Winstanley, E. G. Wright, Robert A., farmer. GANG RANCH, (See also Dog Creek.) A cattle range in West Lillooet district. Dog Creek, dis. 12 miles. Empire Valley P. O. dis 10 miles. Postmaster, Wm. Shepherd. Brown, John Clinton, farmer. Connor, Charles. Prentice, James Douglas, M.P.P., mgr. Western Canadian Ranching Co. Shepperd, Wm., foreman W. C. Ranch Troughton, F. T., physician. Vedan, Louis, farmer, Mud Creek. Western Canadian Ranching Co., J. D. Prentice mgr. Headquarters. Wm. Sheppard foreman ranch. Wycott, William, Walter, farmer, St. Mary's Creek. Wycott, Thomas, farmer. GANGES HARBOR, (See also Salt Spring Island, Burgoyn-. • Bay and Beaver Point.) Known as the Central Settlement, Salt Spring Island, Islands district. Steamer landing. Burgoyne Bay dis. 5 miles, Salt Spring Island P.O. dis. 2M miles. Chemainus is the nearest railway staion, telegraph and express office, distance 13 miles, generally reached by the Victoria and Nanaimo steamers twice a week. Distance frooi Victoria 40 miles. Logging and sheep raising are the principal industries. Abbott, Edwin Alexander, farmer. Abbott, Frederick Ernest, farmer. Anderson, James D., farmer. oJ* mnviiH mB^S^M SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. sjsfiissfissK -mWii_fl__liP IttfiH Beddis, Charles Edward, farmer. Cartwright, Arthur, farmer. Chambers, James, farmer. Cbnery, Socrates Tobias, farmer. Few, Alfred, farmer. Mansell, Thomas D., farmer. •Norton, John, farmer. Norton, William, farmer. Phillips, F. M., farmer. Robertshaw, Hugo, farmer. Scott, Frank, farmer. Scott, Jeffery, farmer. Scott. William E., farmer. Scovill, John Cannon, J.P. and farmer. Scovill, Thomas, farmer. Walter, Edward, farmer and asseesor and collector. GARDINERS INLET, A trading station and Indian reserve on Northwest coast, 375 miles north of Vancouver, reached via. Hartley Bay. Price, H. M., general merchant. GARNHAM, (includes Strawberry Vale). (See also Royal Oak.) A post settlement 4% miles from Victoria, situated on the banks of the Colquitz river at crossing of Wilkinson and Carey roads. Lake District. Royal Oak station dis. .1 mile. Has Anglican and Methodist churches, public school and pubJic hall. Industries: Market gardening, dairy and chicken ranches. Pop. 250. Postmaster, W. Garnham. Aikman, Geo., clerk. 230 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Gibson's Landing. Barker, James, dairyman. Bryce, Wm., farmer. Cavin, Robert S., blacksmith. Chandler, J. F. Coverdale, Mrs., wid. George. Daley, James, laborer. Daniels, Richard, farmer. Etheridge, Edward, carpenter. GARNHAM, W., POSTMASTER. Griffiths, Jerry, wharfinger C.P.N. Co. Jackman, H. J. Jones, Charles B., farmer. Jones, S. F. LeLievre, Wm., rancher. Layritz, Richard. Lawson, H. Lindsay, George. Liniker, Edward Henry, farmer. Liniker, Fredk. Vincent, farmer. McNeil, John A., farmer. Miller, James, farmer. Monk, James H., school teacher. Pearson, Thos. B. Ross, William MeKenzie, builder. Sculthorpe, S. S. Truesdale, T., farmer. Truesdale, W. H., farmer. GENOA, A lumber camp in 'the Cowichan district. Railway station and post office. Cowichan station dis. 4% miles. Victoria dis. 40 miles. Boyd, Mossom Martin, mill owner. Boyd, Wm. Thornton, mill owner. Gidley, Wm., manager. M. M. Boyd Lumber Co., Ltd. Ordano, G. B., general merchant. GEORGETOWN MILLS, Post office Fort Simpson. A lumber camp aud trading post half way between Fort Simpson. (dis. 7 miles) and Metlakahtla. (dis. 7 miles) Cassiar district. Steamer fortnightly from Victoria. Georgetown Saw Mills Co., Capt Wm. Oliver managing owner. Dr. Albert E. Boulton, Geo. N. Beaton and Win. Fredk. Brett. GERMANSEN CREEK, (P. O. Barkerville.) A mining camp on Germansen Creek, 8 miles north of Manson Town, Ominica district. 350 miles north of Quesnelle. Caledonia General Mining Association, Capt. Colin N. Black mgr. GIBSON'S LANDING, Post office is called Howe Sound. (See also Anvil Island and Bowen Island.) A steamer landing and settlement near the mouth of Howe Sound, 22 miles from Vancouver. Has Anglican and Methodist churches and pub- school. Postmaster, G. W. Gibson, sr. Andrew, James, farmer. Andrews, T., farmer. Aslatt, Edwin, farmer. Baker, Frederick Wm., farmer. Baker, Malcolm E., painter. Baker, William P., farmer. Beals, Charles A., farmer. Cajeloo, Joseph, farmer. Capello, Frank, farmer, Capello, Kugelo, farmer. Cassell, A., farmer. Delmas, Priver, farmer.. Fletcher, James, farmer. Funke, John Bernhard, logger. GIBSON, G. W„ Sen., POSTMASTER. and general merchant. Gibson, G. W., Jr., farmer. Glassford, G., farmer. Grant, John W., farmer. Hewett, C, farmer, Keate's Island. Hewett, M. G., farmer, Keat's Island. Hooper, John, farmer, Keat's Island. James, G., farmer. James, W., farmer. Langdale, Robinson H., farmer. Leckie, T. G., farmer. Lye, E., farmer. McCall, Arthur S., farmer. McCombs, James Martin, farmer. McMillan, John, B., teacher. Matheson, Donald A., carpenter. Mooney, Daniel, farmer Keate's Island. Netherby, P., farmer. Pratt, James Lester, farmer. Pratt, Robert James, farmer. Pratt, Roger B., farmer. Pratt, W. C, farmer. Roberts, Thomas, farmer. Rooke, Thomas Stevens, farmer and chemist. Ross, James, farmer. Sheaths, H., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 231 Gibson's Landing. Glenora. Smith, Herbert, farmer. Smith, J. W., farmer. Soames, George, farmer. Soames, William, sr., farmer. Soames, William, jr., farmer. Sprung, George, farmer. Steinbrunner, Henry, farmer. Steinbrunner, William, farmer. Stokes, James, farmer. Taylor, Herbert E., farmer, Keate's Is. Taylor, Joseph Wm., farmer, Keat's Is. Telford, G., farmer. Telford, J., farmer. Wether by, P., farmer. White, John Henry, farmer. Williams, Geo., shoemaker. WinegaTden, A., farmer. GLACIER, Station on the main line of the OP. R., 422 miles east of Vancouver. Has telegraph offiee. The C.P.R. have a handsome hotel here where passengers for east and west take dinner. Has telegraph and express offices. Mails daily. Postmaster—Albert W. Sharp. Anderson, Alf., sec. foreman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Albert W. Sharp, agent. Mollinson, Miss A. E., mgr. C.P.R. dining hall. GLADSTONE. A station on the C. .& W. extension of the C.P.R., 47 miles from West Robson, situated near the Burnt Basin Mining District, 18 miles from Cascade and 10 miles east of Christina Lake. summer resort. Principal points of interest are: the Great Glacier, Lake Marion, Mount Sir Donald, the Loop, etc. Population, 50. Postmaster, Wm. Forrest. Dorsev, John, Hotel Gladstone. Haynes, Joseph Jas., caretaker Glacier House. GLADWIN, A. station on the main line of the C.P.R., 161 miles east of Vancouver. 5 miles east of Lytton. Taylor, J., farmer. GLANFORD, A station on the Victoria & Sidney Railway. Distance from Victoria 3 miles. GLENEMMA, '||p$; (See also Enderby.) A post settlement in the Salmon River Valley. 4 miles from Salmon River bridge. Half way betweeni Enderly and Grand Prarie. Salmon Arm dis. 15 miles. Armstrong dis. 17 miles. Postmaster, K. Sweet. Allen, —., farmer. Allen, T., farmer. Bell, James, farmer. Bell, John, farmer. Bell, William, farmer Salmon river. French, Gordon, farmer. Gilsaul, Joseph, farmer. Hatfield, R., farmer. S$g Kelley, Mrs. Mary, farmer. Kelley, William, farmer. Logan, Harry, farmer. McAughtney T., farmer. MeKenzie, J. C, farmer. Mitchell, George, farmer. Schweb, Chas., farmer. Simpson, Wm., George, farmer. Sinclair, Hugh, farmer. Snyder, Fernando. Snyder, Sidney, farmer. Stuart, Herbert, farmer. Sweet, Kenneth, postmaster. GLENOGLE. A station on the main line of C.P.R., 482 Miles east of Vancouver. GLENORA, (See also Telegraph Creek.) A trading post in the Cassiar district, 835 miles north of Victoria. Via Fort Wrangel, Alaska, thence up the Stikeen river 140 miles. Postmaster—F. Matheson. Alaska Mercantile and Mining Co., general merchants. Beckford, C. F., clerk. , Calbreath, Cook & Co., general merchants and packers. Casca (The) Trading & Transportation Co., Ltd., head office, Victoria. 232 HENDERStTN'S BRITISH COLOMBIA Glenora. Cassiar Central Railway Co., townsite owners, Alex. Hamfield, gen. mgr. for Cassiar; J. Johnstone, local mgr., head office, Victoria, for Cassiar. Head office Victoria, Wm. H. Purvis. Clearihue, J pack trail. Constables general merchant and Golden; Malcolm McLean and Colin Campbell. Customs House, John Turner sub-collector. Ellis, A. B., wharfinger. Hudson's Bay Co., general store. ' F. Matheson, manager. Lewen, J. R., clerk. Mobrey, Frank, miner. Richards, John, general store. Seeley, J., packer. Tramoe, Peter, miner. Waldron, D. V., miner. Watson, Lewis, journalist. GLENORA, (P.O. Duncans or Koksilah.) A settlement in Quamichan District, 4 miles from Duncan's, across the Cowichan River. Aikley — farmer. Bowden, James, farmer. Hooper Louis, farmer. Keating Henry. . Leakey Arthur, farmer. Mark, George, farmer. Mark, J. J., marine engineer and farmer. Marshall, Wm. Stone, assayer , etc. Ridge Robert farmer. Robinson, John James, farmer. Rowe, James, farmer. Rowe, Samuel, farmer. Vaux, William Henry, farmer. Watters, William, farmer. GLEN ROBINSON, (See also Peachland.) A mining camp in East Yale, district, 14 miles west of Okanagan Lake from Peachland. GLENWOOD, (See also Hazelmere.) A post settlement in Langley Municipality, 4 miles south of Yale wagon road and Langley Prarie. Nearest railway station Hazelmere, dis. 4 miles. Langley dis. 10 miles. Has Presbyterian church and public school. Postmaster, J. P. Smith. Annand, Alexander Joseph. Beaton, Alex., farmer. Biggar, James, farmer. Biggar, John, farmer. Biggar, Thomas, farmer. Cameron, Alexander, farmer. Cameron, John, farmer. Cameron, William, farmer. Chambers, John, farmer. Craig, Daniel, farmer. Dunlop, James, farmer. Fleming, Robert John, farmer. Fulton, Adam, farmer. Fulton, Harvey, farmer. Harding, Fred. Harding, George. Harding, Henry. Harding, James, farmer. Kirby, Murdock Wm., farmer. Mclnnes, Charles, farmer. Marsh, Frederick W., farmer. Minemy, William, farmer. Shields, A. G. Smith, Angus, farmer. Smith, James F., farmer. Smith, James P., postmaster. Thornber, Charles L„ teacher. Webster, John, farmer. GOATFELL. A station on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 37 miles from Kootenay Landing. GOAT RIVER, jsituated in Southeastern part oi} West Kootenay district. Goat River Crossing, 17 miles from, the head of Kootenay Lake. Ingram, J. S., hotel, G. R. Crossing. Pollard, Harold, Summit Hotel. GOLDEN, ■ A station on the main line of the 0.. P.R., 475 miles east of Vancouver and 38 miles west of Field, East Kootenay district; has telegraph an. express office, a money order post- office. Mails daily. Has a public school. During the season of na-dga' tion steamers run up the Columbia river, connect with stages for Fort i Steele, dis. 180 miles, weekly stage between Golden and Windermere, connecting with Fort Steele. stage. The town is situated in the valley of the Columbia river, the Rockies on the eastern and the Selkirks on the western side. 1 he valley is about a mile wide, and here the Kicking Horse rher enters the Columbia-. The resident part of the town is buiH i GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY GOLDEN. on the peninsula lying between the rivers, in a nice groove of trees, population 700. Posltmaster, Chas. A. Warren. BOARD OF TRADE— H. G. Parsons, President. E. A. Haggen, Sec'y-Treas. Alberta & Kootenay Development Co., Ltd., G. S. McCarter, sec. Alex-ander, Wm., watchmaker. Alton, Thos., blacksmith. Anderson, Albert, farmer. Anderson, Gus, farmer. Anglican church, St. Paul's, Rev. H. B. Turner rector. Antoia, Mike, mill-han C.R.L. Co. Aylmer, Hon. Frederick W., civd engineer. Bacon, Francis H., Capt. U. C. N. & T. Co. Brady, James, mining engineer and sur-. veyor. Brewster, James, prop. Russell House. Brock, Gordon H., Bubar, C. W., foreman C.R.L. Co. Campbell, Alex., farmer.. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY < O. C. E. Wells, agent. Carlin, Michael, Columbia River Lumber Co. Cassells, Geo., laborer. OLUMBIA HOTEL, WILLIAM McNISH, PROP. Columbia River Lumber Co., Mike Ca lin, mgr., F. W. Jones, sec-treas. Conner, John W., farmer. Custom House (outport), Chas. H. Parsons, collector. Deserman, P., tailor and clothier. Develin, James W., accountant. Dodds, Wm., farmer. Dolquist, A. P., clerk. Donaldson, J. M., Estell, Harry, miner. Fallis, J. A., grocery clerk. Field, Clarence W., druggist. Fletcher, Edward, engineer. Gibson, John, farmer and notary public Giffln, James, laborer. Golden British Columbia, Ltd., William Gilbert Mitchell-Innes, sec. f"K OLDEN ERA, EDWARD A. HAGGEN EDITOR, PUBLISHED WEEKLY. SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER ANNUM. Golden Fire Protective Association, G. Parson, president. Golden & Fort Steele Development Co., Ltd., G. S. McCarter, sec. Golden Hospital, J. N. Taylor, M.D., attendant. Golden Rink Co., C. A. Warren, pres. Government agent, gold commissioner and stipendary magistrate, John E. Griffith. Greene, John C, prop. Queen's Hotel. Griffiths, John E., gold comm. and govt. agent. Haggen, Edward Alex., mining and general agent. Hughes, Ralph, miner. Hamilton, Arthur Claude, livery. Hancock, John, carpenter. Hannah, J. F., mill-hand C.R.L. Hanson, Carl, mill-hand C.R.L. Harrison, W. H., mill foreman, Co. Harvey, H., mill-hand, C.R.L. Co. Henderson, James, contractor and builder. Houston, W. L., sash and door factory. and machinist. Hudon, C. P., shoemaker. Hull Bros. & Co., butchers, Johnston, August, miner. JonesA Fred W., sec'y-treas. River Lumber Co. Jones, Thos., miner. Kay, Wm., mill-hand, C.R.L. Kilpatrick, John, engineer. King, Thomas, bookkeeper, C. ren. Kootenay Consolidated Mining Co., T. E. Clohecey, manager. broker Co. Co. C.R.L. Columbia Co. A. War- Ltd., OOTENAY HOUSE, ULLOCK & BARRY, PROPS. Lake, Mrs. Maggie, millinery. ■ ■ 234 "HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Golden. Goldstream. ■ HasH . La'montagne, Joseph, barher. Lang, F. C, mining recorder and collector and assessor. Love, Richard, farmer. Lowe,.Herbert G., Lund, Peter, farmer. McAuley, Alex., miner. McDermott, G. B., general store. MeKenzie, J. S., clerk. McLean, Alex., plasterer. McMillan, Alex., mill-hand C.R.L. Co. McMillan, Miles, C.R.L. Co. McNaught, J. Y., miner. NcNish, William, prop. Columbia House. Mack, Joe, Baker and restaurant. Mantnel Richard, blacksmith. , Methodist church, Rev. George Cropp. Mining recorer, assessor, collector and constable, Frank -C. Lang. Mitchell, Innis W. G., sec'y Golden B.C., Ltd. Moodie, L., purser U.C.N. & T. Co. Munson, Harry, prospector. North East Kootenay Mining Assn., Hon. F. W. Aylmer pres., E. A. Hag- geu sec-treas. Parson, H. G., general merchant. Parson, Chas. H., collector of Customs. outpost of Golden. Parsons, S. A., salesman. Pearce, Chas., sawyer, C.R.L. Co. Pearce, Ed. N.. mill-hand C.R.L. Co. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Wm. Munro. Pughe, Evan Richard. QUEEN'S HOTEL, JOHN C. GREENE, PROP. Rae, D. M., foreman Golden Era. Robson, Thomas, farmer. Rogers, Wm. W., clerk. Roman Catholic church. Robbins, Sam G., bookkeeper C.R.L. Co. Rush, Erie, mill-hand, C.R.L. Co. Rutherford, Wm., millwright C.R.L. Co. Scott, J. S., miner. Scott, Wm._ miner. Semple, J. H., clerk. Skelton, Wm. Alex. Smith, Alex. F., printer. 3tarforth, H. J., fruit and confectionery. and bakery. ■Sutherland, Alex., engineer C.R.L. Co. Sutherland, Wm., farmer. ■Swanson, Geo., mill-hand, C.R.L. Co. Tanglands, A. N., miner. • Thompson, Charles, miner. Taylor, James Norman, physician. Todd, Thos., miner. Tom, J. C, tailor and clothing and fgs. Ullock (John G.) & Barry (Wm. J.) props Kootenay House. Upper Columbia Navigation Tramway Co., Ltd., C. H. Parson, manager. Upton, Gus, prospector. Vachon, Alex., farmer. Vachon, Henry, farmer. WAHRES, CHAS. A., general store and postmaster. Wells, C. E., agent C. P. Ry & Dom. Express. White, James, prospector. Wilson, Robt. M., bartender. Woods, James, setter, C.R.L. Co. Wilde, Robert, farmer. GOLDSTREAM, A station and postoffice on the E. & N. Ry., 11 miles from Victoria in the Esquimalt district. Mails daily. Telegraph office Victoria. Tni. iajM popular summer resort. Has telephone connection with Victoria. Population, 1899, about 50. Postmaster, James Phair. Bone, Ben., foreman Quartz mine. British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd., power house. Brown, Wm., farmer. Burnett, E., farmer. Carlow, Edward A., farmer. Crook, J. H., foreman, Esquimalt Waterworks. Deighton, George, farmer. Goldstream Mine, James Phair & Theodore Lube, owners. Healy, William, farmer. Johnson, Nora, school teacher. Kenedy, D., electrician. Logan, James, farmer. McClure, B., caretaker, power plant. McClure, Richard, foreman Esquimalt^ Waterworks. Pascoe, John, miner. PHAIR, JAMES, HOTEL KEEPER. Pike, Chas., miner. Raby, Henry, sectionman. Rowett, Chas., miner. Secor, John Lewis, farmer. Taylor, Alfred, rancher. Thompson, J. G., sec. foreman E. & N. Ry. Tripp, George, electric engineer. Walmsley, Peter, farmer. Waters, Richard, miner. Watts, William, trackman. Weeks & Son (George and William) farmers, Jordan River, ^'ilson, Robert, asst. engineer. Wood. George, caretaker Waterworks. Woodruff, George, farmer. Wordruff, Henry, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 235 Goldstream. Grand Forks. GOLDSTREAM; A creek flowing into the Columbia river 65 miles north of Revelstoke, in the Big Bend country. Lafo-me, George, rancher and stopping place (8 miles -from mouth.) GORDON HEAD, A settlement on De Haro Straits, 5 miles northeast of Victoria. Nearest P.O. Mount Tolmie, dis. 2 miles. Bishop. William, farmer. Court, Joseph, farmer. Dean, .Wm., farmer. DeVine, John, employee Giant Powder Co. Finnerty, Michael, farmer. Forde, H. J., dairyman. Forde, W. J. Fraser, Wm, gardner. Grant, W. 0., farmer. Holmes, Wm., milkman. Houlihan, James, farmer. Houlihan, Patrick, laborer. Lukes. John, farmer. Parry, Wm., farmer. Pollock, Robert, farmer. Pollock, Samuel, farmer. Ridgeway, Christopher H., dairyman. Scott, Robert, farmer. Somers, Isaac, builder. Somers, William, carpenter. Strachan, A., broom mfg. '< Taylor, James, engineer Giant Powder Co. Thornton, F. M., tinsmith. Tracey, Joseph, oritor. Van Treight, Geoffrey, farmer. Wood, Edward E., carpenter. GORDON RANCH, (See Sinclair Post office.) GORGE HARBOR, (See Cortez Island.) A settlement and steamboat landing on Howe Sound route. GOSSIP ISLAND, situated on Northeast side of Galiano Island, close to Plumper Pass Williams, ~i> J.P. and farmer; GOWER POINT, (See Gibson's Landing.) A steamboat landing on the Vancouver-Howe Sound route. Distance from Vancouver, 22 miles. GOWLAND HARBOR, A steamboat landing on the Vancouver-Howe Sound route. Distance from Vancouver 45 miles. Logging camp near Valdez Island. Sayward Mill Logging Camp, Deneean William, forman logger. GRAND FORKS, (See also Columbia and Carson.) An incorporated city at the junction of the north and south forks of the Kettle River, two miles from the International Boundary line. Situated on the G. & W. extension of the C.P.R. — miles from West Robson. Grand Forks owes much of its growth to the Kettle River Valley, which stretches east and west a distance of over twenty miles, with a width averaging three miles. This represents an area of 45,000 acres. The grain, fruit, and vegetable crops are very prolific, while the grassy hillsides afford splendid ranging ground for cattle. The rich agricultural resources of the valley are simply illimitable. The climate is very mild, with no extremes of heat and cold, while the rainfall is light. Its position makes it the supply point for a large portion of the Boundary mining district. The tributary mining camps include Summit, Greenwood, Wellington, Central, Pass Creek, Knights, Brown's and Hardy , Camps. The city owns its own waterworks ■ and electric lighting plant. The systems were installed at a cost of $25,000. The electric light plant has a capacity of 1,500 incandescent 16 c.p. lights. Seven incandescent arcs are used for street lighting. The waterworks reservoir has capacity of 50,000 gallons, with a pressure of 160 lbs. The Granby Consolidated Co.'s Smelter being located on the North Fork of Kettle River is tributary to Grand Forks. iiii p."S-s;i__.i_--j*3l 236 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA GRAND FORKS. 1 Has Customs House, Mining Recording office and resident Gold Commissioner, three saw mills, two breweries, etc. Has Presbyterian, Methodist, Anglican, Baptist and Roman Catholic Churches and Public School. Population, 1899, 1,500. Postmaster—Geo. H. Hull. Mayor—Lloyd Allan Manly. City Clerk and Police Magistrate—J. K. Johnson. City Treasurer—G. H. Hayward. City Electrician—E. A. Anderson. City Engineer—John A. Corvell. Chief of Police—H. A. Sheads. Aledrmen—Jeff Davis, John A. Manly, Fred Knight, Arthur Marshall, W. B. Davey and Hugh Cannon. Addison, James, contractor. and builder. Alliance Mining Co., Chas. Cumings, mgr Almond, Sidney Russell, mining recorder. Anderson, Archibald, builder. Anderson, Edward A., city electrician. Anderson (Joshua) & Co., general store. Anglican Church, Rev. Wm. T. Gover. Armstrong, Richard, barrister, pres. G. F. Townsite Co. Askew, Walter Frederick, insurance and commission agent. Atcheson, George, free miner. Averill, George, W., dentist. Barnes, Harry, free miner, North Fork. Baumgartner, Andrew, shoemaker. Bellis, Maurice, salesman H.K. Co., Ltd. Bentley, Wallace, bookkeeper W. K. C. Manly. rVIDEN, COMMDR., EDMUND STAPLETON, Prop. YALE HOTEL. Bower, Wm. B., clerk Jeff Davis & Co. qOUNDARY (The) BROKERAGE CO *"^ JAS. RALSTON, Mining Engineer J. A. SMITH, Secretary. Brown, Robert Allen, miner. Buckley, Miss Laura, stenographer Townsite Co.'s office. Burns, P., & Co., butchers, J. Harm- mer, mgr. Buron. Joseph, miner. Case, Cuites, clerk W. K. C. Manly. OAYLEY A COCHRANE, BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, ETC. Cayley, Hugh St. Q., barrister of Cayley & Cochrane. Chappie, George C, of G.F.M. Co. Mill. Cole, Wm., boarding house, Spraggett's Cochrane, Walter Blair, of Cayley & Cochrane. Goryell, John A., CE. and Provincial Land Surveyor. Gosgrove, Agnes. County Court, S. R. Almond, district registrar. Cox, Eli, sodawater factory. CUMMINGS, CHARLES. REAL ESTATE and MINING BROKER Cumings, George Julien, bds. Alberta Hotel. Curran, Edward, clerk Merchants Bank of Halifax. Curran, Terrance Ferguson, of 0. S. Walker & Co. Customs House,. R. R. Galpin, deputy collector. Davey, Wm. B., contractor Davis. Edward, of Jeff Davis & Co. Davev, Edwin J., bookkeeper G.F.M. Go. Davis, Jeff, Davis (Jeff) & Co.,. general merchants. Davis fWm.) & Daniels (Wm.), livery. Dawson, A. H., Criterion Hotel. Dinsmore, Isaac A., Prov. constable. Dinsmore, W., shoemaker. Donaldson, John, tobacconist, confectionery and bicycles. Donaldson, Peter H., clerk J. Donaldson., Douglas. John C. Duboie, Elie, blacksmith. Duford (Ed.) & Cusson hotel. Dunham, Alvin Mott, bookkeeper Lloyd A. Manly. E|ASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK, I t. w. Mclaughlin, Mgr. Edwards, —., saloon and farmer, on waggon road. , Emmert, Chas. Custer, livery, flour aw fee(i- ,-r V Feeney (Mike R.) & Simpson (Josepn Melvin), blacksmiths and waggon- shop. Feeney, M. R., blacksmith. Pillion, Andre, carpenter. Fisher, Wm. H., wood contractor. Folger, Charles H., hotelkeeper. I Forde, Wm. Henry, printer Grand ForW Miner. „ _ T f,, Forell. Fred, bookkeeper H.K. Co., htt-j Fraser, George, brewery. SS GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, GRAND FORKS. Fredrick (Klute) & Larsen (Oluff), Hotel Stockholm. Fripp. George M., accountant Merchants Bank of Halifax. Gauthier, Thomas, plasterer. Gidon, Claude, free miner. Gill,. Ira J., clerk W. K. C. Manly. Gilpin, R. R., deputy collector of customs and inland revenue. Gire, Andr Felix, draughtsman. Goodeve, James Henry, druggist and stationer. GoodnougJi, Jacob, painter. Goodnough, Nellie (Mrs. Jacob), millinery and dressmaking. Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, Ltd. Grand Forks Mercantile Co., Ltd., Wm. B. Davey, sec'y-treas., reas estate, etc. ORAND FORKS MINER, p. H. McCARTER A SOXS, Pubs. Grand Forks Townsite Co., Ltd., John A. Smith, sec'y-treas. H'ALL, MORRISON A BROWN, Alf. Hall, J. S. M. Morrison and J. R Brown.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC., Hamilton, J. W., mining mgr. for Porter Bros (Spokane), bds. Alberta. Hammer, J., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Hardy, Neil, farmer and hotel, North Forks. Harkin, Wm. A., newspaper correspondent, bds. Victoria Hotel. Harris, D. V., foreman planing mill, E. Spraggett. Hayward, George James, clerk Customs House. Hayward, James Geo., i Customs broker. Hedges, Wm., farmer, North Forks. Heisterman, Henry G. S., mgr. for Macdonald & Clute. |§p Henderson, H. A., tobacconist. Henderson, John B., mining operator. Hibbard (Thomas) & Duford (Martin),' Delmonico, restaurant and bakery. Howarth, Wm., printer Grand Forks Miner. Hunter, Kendrick Co., Ltd., general merchants, Chas. A. Powell, mgr. Huntley, Hiram A. ilnbody, Ezra Elbridge, Cosmos Hotel. Johns, —., watchmaker. Johnson, Charles, bartender White House Hotel. Johnson, Joseph K., insurance agent and notary public. Jones, J. W., spring bed manufacturer, furniture dealer. Kelliher, Patrick Henry, barber. Kennedy & White, blacksmiths and wag- gonmakers. Keogh, John A., bookkeeper, E. Spraggett. y s Kinne5f, Annie E., dressmaking. Knight, Fredk. Henry, bakery, and confectionery. Lebeck, Otto, contractor, bds. Alberta. McCallum, P. T., farmer. HH'cCARTER, F. H. A SONS, •^ai PRINTERS and STATIONERS. McCarter, Frank Harris, of F. H. McCarter & Sons. McCarter, Geo. Earle, of F. H. McCarter & Sons. McCutcheon, Fred, engineer C. Spraggett. McCutcheon, Robert C, mill fireman, E. Spraggett. McDonald, Angus, manager V. & N. Tel. Co. McDonald, Angus Long, bricklayer and contractor. ■ ACDONALD A CLUTE, I BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Branch of Rossland.) H. G. S. HEISTERMAN, MANAGER. McDonald, Daniel J., foreman McP. Bros. & Stout. McDougall, Wm. C, mining operator. McEwen, —., farmer, North Fork. McFarland, Duncan, livery stable keep. er. McGuire, Hugh A., Grand Forks Hotel bar. MeKenzie (Murdoch A.) & Walker (Jas. F.), steam laundry. McNamara, Mike, bartender Criterion. McPherson Bros. (Alex, and John) & Stout (John W.), portable saw mill. McQueen, Alex., broker and mfg. agent. McRae, P. D., contractor and builder. Mammoth & Diamond Hitch Cons. Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. N. Ralston, sec'y- treas and cons. eng. Manly. Eliza, wid John. 238 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA GRAND FORKS. HANLY, JOHN A., BW_ Manager YALE HOTEL. Manly, Joseph L., bartender Victoria 'Hotel. Manly, Lloyd Allan, Victoria Hotel and wholesale liquors. Manly, Wm. Kit Carson, hardware. Marshall, James Arthur, free miner. Massie, George Edward, merchant tailor. Megaw, W. R., general merchant, also Vernon, Hugh Sweeney, mgr. ga MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX, 111 ALEXANDER MILLER, Mgr. Miller, Bertram, clerk. v-|ss|| HjaTLLER, ERNEST, 111 BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, OVER MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX. Miller. M., farmer. Mining Recorder—S. R. Almond. Monson (Oscar) & Lind (John), Grand Central Hotel. Munro, Duncan David, salesman W. R. Megaw. Murray, W. S., OE. and farmer. Neff, —...farmer, North Fork. Newby, Anthony, farmer, North Fork. Newby, Thomas, farmer, Grand Fork. Newbv, Leonard, farmer, North Fork. Newett. H. L., clerk Alberta Hotel. O'Connor, Morris, free miner. O'Connor, Patrick, free miner. Pare, Peter, barber shop. Pathfinder Mining Reduc tion and Inv. Co., Ltd., T. I. Parkinson pres. Frank Sears, sec'y-treas. Pennvcook, Harry, bookkeeper McP. Bros. & S. Peterson, Chas. B., Square Hotel. Petrie, Robert Foote, stationery. Porth, Edward, salesman H. K. Co., Ld. PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH— Rev. G. A. Bradshaw. Pribilsky, Millie, Mrs. Robert, millinery. Pribilsky, Robert, barber, with Stl "he. PROVINCE HOTEL, STARK. A FRASER, Props. Powell, Chas. A., mgr. Hunter, Kend- rich Co., Ltd. Ralston, James, mining engineer The Boundary Brokerage Co. Ralston. Samuel Franklin, jr., supt. Mammoth & Diamond Hitch Cons. Gold M. Co., Ltd. Ranee. Thomas, bartender Province Htl. Rankin. Gilbert W. A., Customs and mining broker. Rasor. Joseph, bartender Province Hotel. Reeder, James M., bartender Victoria Hotel. Reid, Isaac Newton, of G. F. M. Co. Reitz, Charles, foreman sash and door factory, E. Spraggett. Rice, John E., grocer, etc. Rowlands, John, plumber Gd. Forks Mercantile Co. Ruckle, Charles, farmer. Ruckle, Edward, farmer. Ruckle, Francis, farmer. Russell (Henry Wm.) & Chase (Wm.), painters, etc. Schefiel, Louis, N Scale, James, free miner. CLEARS, FRANK, GENERAL BROKER and INSURANCE AGENT; Sears James Douglas, farmer, North Fork. Sexton, Wm. A., contractor and builder. Sheads, Harry A., assayer. Simond, Samuel, merchant. Simpson, Charles K., saw mill. QMITH, JOHN ADAM, SEC'Y TOWNSITE CO., and BOUNDARY BROKERAGE CO. Smith, John H., brewery. Smith Stanley W. H., physician and I private hospital. \ j Spraggett, Ernest, saw and planing mill I and factory, res. Columbia. Spratt, John, free miner. Stache, W. E., barber. Stark (Erastus Joseph) Sc Fraser (Ales ■ Wm.), Province Hotel. I Stephens, Bert J., foreman teamster H. Spraggett. Stout. John W., of McPherson Bros & Stout. Sucksmith, John, sawyer, E. Spraggett Sutton, Arthur Clayton, barrister. . Sweeney, Hugh, mgr. W. R. Megaw. Taylor, Joseph, free miner. Thompson, —., salesman H. K. Co., Ltd. Townsend, Tim, brewer for Smith. „ Townsend (Tim) and Hewitt (Robert),1 brewery. Traunweiser, Albert, Alberta Hotel. Van Ness, Chas. (estate), Walter Aske* agent. J? Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., Wag A. McDonald, local mgr. 'S Walker, O. S. & Co. (T. F. Currant clothing men's furnishing and booty and shoes. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Grand Forks. Grand Prairie. Walker, Oswald Smith, of O. S. Walker & Co Ward. W. A., ledgerktoper Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Wark. Joseph, farmer, North Fork, and contractor. Wasson Bros., farmers. Wellington Square G. M. & S. Co., Ltd., A. O. Sutton, sec'y. West, James, mgr. Province Hotel. Westlund (John) & Hogensen (John), White House Hotel. Westwood, John, physician, res. Columbia. White, Fred J., watchmaker for M. D. White. White, Milton Daniel, watehmaker. Wild, Peter, clerk Victoria Hotel. WUes, M. F., free miner. Williams, G. W., stage line. Wilson, John Wesley, Grand Forks Htl. Wiseman, Joseph L., farmer. Wiseman, Wm., printer, Grand Forks Miner. OLLASTON, FREDERICK, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR ALE HOTEL, Y COMMODORE E. S. BIDEN, Prop.} JOHN A. MANLEY, Manager. Young, George, engineer. Kee, Joe, laundry. Sam Lee, laundry. GRAND PRAIRIE. (See also Glenemma). A country postoffice on the Okanagan I road, in the Yale district, 18 miles from Ducks, where is the nearest railway station, mails semi-weekly. a public school, Methodist and j Episcopal mission services. A large tract of country each side of the valley remains unexplored. There is a government trail to Douglas Lake and Nicola from Grand Prairie. Population about 150. Postmaster, Lucy Clemitson. Allen, Thomas. J., laborer. Anglican Church, St. Luke's. Armstrong, Harold, farmer. Armstrong, Miss, farmer. Armstrong, Miss J., farmer. Bedell, Herbert E., laborer. Bell, James, farmer. Bell, John, farmer. Bell, William, farmer. Biancotto, —., farmer. Blackbourn,, Frank Hamilton, farmer. Blackbourn, John Alexander, farmer. Blais, John, farmer. Blais, Joseph, farmer. Blais, Paul, laborer. Campbell, John Little, farmer. Carson, Henry, bartender. Clemitson, Thomas Joseph, farmer. Clemes, James, farmer and saw mill. Clemes, Mrs. William, farmer. Clemitson, Mrs. Robert M., farmer and postmaster. Duck, Albert William, farmer, and mail carrier. Ferguson, Alexander, farmer. Ferguson, Archibald James, farmer. Fraser, John A., farmer. Gordon, Frank, bartender. Hamer, Wilfred, miner and farmer. Harding, George Arthur, farmer. Heron, John, laborer. Homfray, Walter W, hotel and farmer. Ingram, James, rancher. Ingram, William Henry, farmer and stock-raiser. Johnson, Margaret A., Jones Bros., general farmers. Jones, Frank Charles, Jones, Walter Joseph, Jones, William Henry, Kane, John, farmer. Kelley, Mrs. Mary, farmer. Kelley, William, farmer. King, Frederick William, farmer. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. A., farmer. Lynch, John, laborer. Mcintosh, Daniel, farm laborer. McBryan, Philip, farmer and stockraiser. McLeod, Henry, laborer. McQueen, Alexander, laborer. Maclaughlan, Rollo C. Monk, William Henry, farmer. Moore, Thomas, farm manager. Munger, F., rancher. Pearse, Herbert Lloyd, rancher, Salmon River.) Pearse, Stanley Josiah, farmer. John Capel, rancher, Salmon school teacher, merchants and J.P., farmer, farmer, farmer. Leslie, Robert, farmer, Duck Pearse, River Pearse, Lake. Percival, Francis John, farmer. Pringle, Alexander, laborer. Pringle, Mrs. J., farmer. Riddle. J. R.. blacksmith. Shiell, Thomas, farmer. Simeox, J. P., farm pupil. Simpson, Wm. George, farmer. Sinclair, H., dairy farmer. Smith, Andrew Boa, farmer. Smith, Robert, farmer. Smith, Thos. Henry, farmer. 240 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Grand Prairie. Granite Falls. Smith, William Seabrook, farmer. Stewart, Donald, farmer. Stewart, George, farmer. Stewart, James, farmer. Stephenson, Harry, laborer. St. Laurent, Joseph, farmer. Talbot, Arthur Gerald, farmer. Thynne, Bevel G., laborer. Thynne, Bevil V., farm-hand. Warren Bros., farmers. Warren, Victor, res. Vancouver City. Warren William Art-Mr AIr 'num. Willard, Mrs. Charles A., wid., farmer. Woods, Richard Edward, farmer. Wright, Geo. Alex., farmer and carpenter. Wright, Thomas E. F., laborer. GRANGE "THE", Post office, Pavilion. A settlement on the Lillooet branch of the Cariboo road, Ashcroft dis. 35 miles. Manson, William G., rancher. Martley, Arthur H. J., rancher. GRANITE BAY. A steamboat landing on Howe Sound route. Distance from Vancouver 18 miles. GRANITE CREEK, (See also Princeton.) A mining camp situated at the forks of Granite Creek and Tulameen river (North fork of Similkameen river), 60 miles from Lower Nicola. Yale district, railway station, telegraph and express office, Spence's Bridge, dis. 110 miles. Hope dis. 77. miles, but all goods come to Spence's Bridge, which is also the telegraph office used. Industries, placer mining for gold and platinum, and cattle raising. Postmaster, F. P. Cook. Aldin. Andrew, miner. Amberty, John,' miner. : Atterberry, J. C, foreman Boston & B. C. M. Co. Batstone, George, miner. Benson, Ole. miner. Boston & British Columbia (Hvdranlic) ! Mining Co.. Ltd., John E. Coleman pres. and mgr., J. W. Dryden, sec'y. COOK A COMPANY, Foxcrowle, P. Cook & Blair & Co., of Coultee.) GENERAL MERCHANTS, CHARLES REVELY, Manager. also Princeton. ,Cook, Foxcrowle P., of Cook & Co. Cross, George, road foreman. DeBarro, Charles, miner. Dryden, J. W., sec'y of Boston & B.C. Mining Co. Duncan, J. H. & Co., general merchants; Lower Nicola, Chas. Reveley, mgr. Finnigan, T., miner. Freeman, George, miner. Golden Gate Mining Co., Ltd (Hydraulic) C. S. Douglas, sec'y-treas., Vancouver; C. E. Warren, mgr. Granite Greek Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd., Robert Stevenson, pres. and mining manager, Arthur Ross sec, Moat? real. Gunderson, Peter, miner. Holmes, Walter H., miner. Howse, A. E., of J. H. Duncan & Co., res. Lower Nicola. Hunter, Hugh, mining recorder and con stable. Kelly, James, miner. McDonald, John, miner. McEachern, John D., rancher. McKay, Daniel, hotel. Murphy, Thom~s, miner. Newton, Joseph, miner. Perry, William miner. Pogue Hydraulic claim, Thos. Murphy I and Joseph Newton, owners. Price, Alfred, miner. Rabbdtt, Thorna.s, rancher, miner, etc. Revely, Charles, mgr. J. H. Duncan & Co. Ross, A. D.. miner. Stevenson, Robert G. Ck. Mining Co. Thomas. Charles Edward, clerk. Swan, Alexander, miner. Thynne (John) and Childs (George ranchers, Tingley E., miner. Tulameen M. C, Ltd., of Ottawa. Andrew Fleck, manager, Ottawa. GRANITE FALLS. situated north of Burrard Inlet. 181 miles from Vancouver. Williams, Capt. James, general store, city contractor. Campbell, Slater. Cedar, saw miliJl McLean, D., foreman. Lee, Harry, bookkeeper, CITY OF GREENWOOD (See also Anaconda, Midway & Phoenix.) An incorporated City and Mining Camp on the Columbia and Western extension of the O.P.R., 89^ miles west of Robson. Greenwood is pleasantly situated between the hill, the corporation boundaries are all within the Boundary Creek Valley. The townsite is two miles in length and half a mile in width. The business portion is on a low bench sloping both ways to lower ground. It stands about 2,400 feet above the sea level, and in summer is climatically a delightful spot to live in, while the winters are not sufficiently severe to prevent mining operations being carried on at all seasons of the year. The future success of the city is dependent upon the development of the rich and varied mineral resources of Greenwood, Central, Wellington, Skylark, Providence, Summit, Long Lake, Kimberley, Pass Creek, White's, Deadwood, Copper, Smith's, Brown's, Graham and Knight's Camps, which encircle the town, and none of which are at a greater distance than nine miles. All these camps are at a higher altitude than Greenwood, so that ores can be handled down hill on an easy grade. An ample suply of water and water power for smelting or other purposes can be secured from Boundary Creek or any of its numerous tributaries. Has three chartered banks. Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist Churches and public schools. Two newspapers, one semi- weekly and one weekly. Private hospital. The waterworks supply is taken from Twin Creek at a distance of 800 yards, and at an elevation of 250 feet above the city. Population, 1899, 2.000. Mayor—Thomas J. Hardy. City Clerk—George Birkett Tavlor. Police Magistrate—I. H. Hallet. Chief of Police—John McLaren. Assessor and Collector—Walter S. Keith. City Engineer, C. W. H. Sansom. Chief Fire Dept.—J. W. Nelson. City Solicitor—Andrew Leamy. Aldermen—Robt. Woods, C. Scott, Galloway, James Sutherland, J. Cameron, George Cropley, Geo. R. Naden. Postmaster—Harry Albert King. Abbott, Charles, bartender Imperial Htl. Aberdeen Camp McKinjney Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Pringle & Whiteside, solicitors. Adams, C. M., C.E., asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. LSTON, CHARLES FREDERICK, MINING ENGINEER, BARRETT BLOCK, P.O. BOX 111. ■ Andrews. Alex. James, barber for Hinton. Aral, Oliver J., bartender St. Charles Hotel. Archambault, Archibald, bartender St. Charles Hotel. Archer, Frank, bartender International. Arlington, Hotel, John E. Hooper, prop. Armstrong, Thomas S., CE. asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. Arnold C. M., C.E., asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. Ashcroft, Albert E., C.E., of Bauer & Ashcroft. Asquith, William Henry, of Nash & Co. Atkinson, Miss Jennie, dressmaker. 44 E. Columbia. Averill, Geo. W., dentist, also Grand Forks. Bailey Christopher E.. tinsmith C. & M. Balderston. Rev. Benj. Hedlev, Methodist. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA FRED'K T. SHORT, Manager, COPPER STREET. 17 242 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF GREENWOOD. H Bank of Montreal, F. J. Finucane, mgr. Banner Gold-Copper Mining Co., Ltd., Pringle & Whiteside, solicitors. Bannerman Bros. (James, John and David Andrew), grocers, Copper st. Bannerman, David Andrew, of Banner- man Bros. Bannerman, James John, of Bannerman Bros. BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. Ralph W. Trotter, pastor. Barnes, J. H., waggonmaker, Copper I street. B'ARRETT, LEONARD S MOULTON, MINING, INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE BROKER, ADOLPHUS FERGUSON, Mgr., GOVERNMENT STREET. BACER & ASHCROFT, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS and MINING ENGINEERS. Bauer, Wm. A., C.E., of Bauer & Ashcroft, res. Vancouver. Bayly, Hubert J., bookkeeper, Rendell & Oo. Bealey, Robert John, of Bealey Inv. & Trust Co., Ltd. BEALEY INVESTMENT A TRUST CO., LTD., MINES, REAL ESTATE, LOANS and INVESMENT. GEO. R. NADEN, Manager; NADEN FLOOD BLOCK. Bedard, John Thomas, prop. St. Charles Hotel. Benson, Ben, of H. Tompkins & Co. Bentley, Richard Irving, physician, Copper st. Berger, Max, clerk G. T. Co. B'lELENBERG, ERNEST A., MINING OPERATOR, RES. GOLD STREET. Birnie, Edward, bookkeeper, Russell Hardware Co. Birnie, James Stewart, chainman. Birnie, Leslie Y., clerk R. H. Co.' BLACK, ALFRED SEYMOUR, BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, GOVERNMENT STREET. Blomquist, Andrew, foreman planing mill B.C.M. Boehm, Rudolph, assayer. Bongard, Daniel McLaughlin, of Bon- gard & Peicard. Bongard & Peioard, props. Greenwood Hotel. Boundary Creek, Kettle River & Okanagan Stage Co., , W. J. Snodgrass & Sons, props. Boundary Creek Milling & Lumber Co. (Louis Blue & Adolph Fisher), saw mill and planing mill on Eholt Creek. Boundary Creek Mining and CommercisM Association, W. S. Keith, secretary. Boundary Creek Mining and Milling Co., LLd.; D. A. Holbrook, manager. BOUNDARY CREEK PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. (Publishers of The Times.) (Bi-Wee__Iy) DUNCAN ROSS, EDITOR AND MGR. NADEN-FLOOD BLOCK. Boundary Creek Telegraph and Telephone Co., R. H. Palmer, pres; A. H. Sperrv, sec'y and mgr. Bounday-Helen Gold M. Co., Ltd., Robt. Wood, manager. Bourke, Alfred, contractor. Braden, Forbes, clerk A. H. S. & Co. BRANDON AND GOLDEN CROWN MINING CO., LTD., W. L. ORBE, Sec'y-Treas., ROSSLAND. GEO. H. COLLINS, Mgn.-Dir. and Resident Supt. Branson, Arthur, Commercial Hotel. Breslauer, Samuel, sec'y G. T. Co., Ltd. British Columbia Cartered Co., Ltd. BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER COMPANY, LIMITED, READ OFFICE NEW YORK CITY. FRED'K KEEFER, M.E., Mgr. OFFICE AT ANACONDA. Brooklyn & Stemwinder Mines Mackenzie, Mann & Co., owners, Montreal)! Frank C. Robbins, manager, Phoenix. Broten, H. H., contractor and brickyard, North End. Brown, Edward Channing, mine owner. Bruce, James, Selkirk Miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 243 CITY OF GREENWOOD. Brown, J. R., of Hall, Brown & Morrison. Bullion Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., pres. and mgr., J. C. Haas, sec'y-treas., Randolph Stuart. Burleigh Drill Contracting and Dev. Co., Ltd.. G. Mark Comes, pres. and mgr.; E. C. Brown, sec'y. BURNS, P. A CO., BUTCHERS, WALTER J. WAKE, Mgr., GOVERNMENT ST. Butler, Mary Susan, millinery, Copper st. Butler, M.S., harness and saddlery. Butler, Thomas Quimbir, mgr. M. S. Butler. Campbell, Alex. Bennett, architect. Cameron, Alfred, prop. Rossland Hotel. Cameron, Angus, prospector. Cameron Bros., livery, Copper st. Cameron, Donald A., mgr. Canadian Bank of Commerce. Cameron, Dugall Edward, of Cameron Bros. Cameron, Harvey Alex., of Cameron Bros. Cameron, Wm., cook. Windsor. Campbell, Duncan R., prospector. Camp McKinney Gold Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., pres., Ralph Smailes; sec'y-treas., W. B. Paton. Canadian Bank of Commerce, D. A. Cameron, mgr. Carter, Frank H., cutter, P. Burns & Co. Caulfield, John Joseph, of Caulfield & Lament. Caulfield (John Joseph) & Lamont (Neil H.), hardware, Copper st. Chesterton, Copley W, clerk Bank of Montreal. Christie, John, veterinary surgeon and Dom. Govt. Vet. City Hall, Greenwood, cor. Long Lake st. Clarendon Hotel, D. W. Morgan & Co., props. Cline, Albert, cook, Windsor. Coates, Francis John, carpenter. Coates, Miss, milliner E. F. W. Coates, Robert "Field, contr-actor and builder. Collins, Charles M., miner. Collins, George H., gen. mgr. Brandon & Golden Crown Mining Co.. Ltd., res. Fisher addition. Columbia & Western Ry., Leonard M. Rice, divisional engineer; H. T. Wil- gress, land agent. Comer, Henry, Star bakery. Comstock, Bert Cook, Donald, free miner. Cornell, John H., bis. mgr. Greenwood Miner. Corregan & Greenwood, contractors and builders, Government. Comes, G. Mark, pres. and mgn.-dir. Burliegh Drill Contracting and Dev. Co., Ltd. Cosmopolitan Gold Mining and Smelting Co.. Alfred S. Black, reg. attorney. Courts, Wm. R., Model Cafe, Naden Pool Block. Crawford, John Albert, engineer. Cropley, George Herbert, of McNeil & Crooley. Cropley, George Herbert, lumberman. Crow's Nest Coal, Mowat & Palmer,. agents. Cullins, James, printer, Greenwood Miner. Cunningham. Reuben Ralph, of Porter & Cunningham. Currie Bros., livery. Custance. Jas. H. M., chainman. Dunn. Charles, barber for Ford. Dunn. Harvey, C.E., asst. enginer C. & W. Railway. Eales, Cyril J., clerk Rendell & Co. Eascalet, Ernest, of D. W. Morgan & Co. Edwards, E. J., Ehrlick, Julius, bookkeeper, P. Burns & Co. Elkins. F.. real estate owner. Elliott', Hugh Russell, of Haas & Stuart. Everett and Spokane M. Co., E. Marl- ton pres.: T. W. Gillett, sec, Spokane. Geo. A. Rendell, res. agent and atty. Fairbairn, J. M. R., Prov. Land Surveyor. Fe'toe, Archibald Shiera, prospector. f^ERGUSON, ADOLPHUS, Mgr. for L. S. Monlton Barrett. Field, Max., bartender, Commercial Htl. Finucane, Francis Joseph, mgr. Bank of Montreal. Fisher, Adolph, of Boundarv Creek M. & L. Co. Fletcher. W. S., of Fletcher & Goodhue- Eholt Creek. Flood. John, Government st. Ford, George H., barber shop. Foster, Geo. M., physician and surgeon, in charge C.P.R. Hospital. Foulds, Joseph James, free miner. Frazee, Morellos Ervin, grocer and bakery. Fraser, Annie, Columbia House-lodging, Silver st. Fraser, Daniel, bartender Rossland Htl. Frawler, Wm., barber. Frost. John William, miner and prospector, bds. International. Galloway, Charles Scott, of Wood & G. Galloway, Edward, clerk G. T. Co. Ll^tx/VC^""..* -_I__---^*C^^^____= 244 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF GREENWOOD. 11 Garland, Thomas A., broker. res. Anaconda. Gaunce & Wickwire, real estate and mines, Copper st. Gaunce, William Grant, of Gaunce & Wickwire. Gem Cigar Store. Giant Powder Co., Cons., Rendell & Co., agents. Gosnell, R. E., 'editor and mgr., Greenwood miner. Goupil, J. C, painter and decorator, Copper street. Graham & Parry (Evan Parry), Imperial Hotel, Copper, cor. Greenwood. Graham, Wm., carpenter. Gray, W. Myers, barrister. Grier, James W-._ printer Boundary Creek Times. GREENWOOD ASSAY OFFICE, JOE C. LUCHEMBEL, Prop., COPPER STREET. MINES EXAMINED AND REPORTED UPON. Greenwood Club, W. L. Leonard, sec'y; C. Scott Galloway, pres., Barrett Blk. Greenwood Flour, Feed and Produce Co., McNeil & Cropley. Greenwood Hotel, Bongard & Peicard. ' Greenwood Hospital, Drs. Jackes & Oppenheimer, head of Greenwood st. GREENWOOD MINER (The), (Weekly.) R. E. GOSNELL, EDITOR AND MGR. GREENWOOD TOWNSITE, WOOD A GALLOWAY, Owners. Greenwood Trading Co., Ltd., general store and liquors, S. Bresalauer, sec'y. Grier, Alexander, free miner. Groves, F. W., civil and mining engineer, over Bank of B.N.A., Copper st. GUESS BROS., CHEMICAL ANALYSIS and MINING ENGINEERING, COPPER STREET. Guess. George Arthur, of Guess Bros. Guess. Harry, Adelbert, Guess Bros., res. Keewatin, Ont. Gulley, John James, clerk T. M. G. & Co. Gulley, T. M. & Co. (K. N. Rees), furniture and undertakers, pianos and organs, Copper st. Gulley, Thomas M., T. M; Gulley & Co. Haas, J. Cleveland, mining enginer. of Haas & Stuart. HAAS & STUART, (Jacob C. Haas, Randolph G. K. Stuart & Hugh Russell Elliott. MINING BROKERS, NADEN BLOCK, COPPER STREET. Hall, Alfred, of Hall, Morrison & Brown. HALL, MORRISON A BROWN, Alf. Hall, J. S. M. Morrison and J. R. Brown.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, NADEN BLOCK, COPPER ST. ALSO ROSSLAND. HALL, RICE A CO., MINING STOCKS and REAL ESTATE, DEDWOOD STREET, Hall. Wm. Middleton, of Hal.l Rice & Co. Hallett, Arnold D., clerk Rendell & Oo. Hallett, Isaac H., of Hallett & Shaw. H 'ALLETT & SHAW, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.,, COPPER STREET. Hamilton, Arthur, free miner. Hamilton Powder Co., Edward Wool- rich, agent, Government street. |D AMILTON, WM. MFG. CO., MINING and MILLING MACHINERY, HARRY HOWSEN, Agent, GREENWOOD, Cor. COPPER. Harber, Walter Joseph, . Boundary Creek Times. ,, Hardy, Thomas Jackson, of Russell; Hardware Co., and Mayor of Greenwood. 'i<&m t> Harris, Ronald, mining engineer, Barrett Block. Harrison, Arthur Hugo, mining engineer, ■ GAZETTEER AND. DIRECTORY. 245 CITY OF GREENWOOD. - Hart, F. W.. Opera House, seats 1,000. Hart, George, cook, Commercial Hotel. Henderson, James Gordon, tailor for Wood. Hicks, Daniel W., Hilbert, Fred, barber for Ford. Hillary, G. M., assayer and chemist'. Hill, G. Nicholas T., teller Bank of Commerce. Hills, George, merchant tailor, Copper. Hinton, Walter E., barber shop, Copper. Hirsch, Miss, clerk G. F. W. Hodgson. Gerald T., Mines, A. Fergu- -Sfla. agent. Holbrook, Da scorn Allen, mining operator of Holbrook & Kean. mgr. Boundary Creek M. and M. Co., Ltd. H OLBROOK A KEAN, DEALERS IN LAND AND MINES, GREENWOOD STREET. Holden, Fred, clerk Commercial. Holme, Fred Blackman, clerk. Holmes, Fred Blackman, clerk Olson & Phalen. Holmes, John Eyre Coote, ledgerkeeper Bank of Commerce. Honey, William F., sec'y Winnipeg Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd. Hooper, (John Edmund) & Co., Arlington Hotel, Copper st. Homing, Gustav, cook, Pioneer Hotel. Hoskins, Oscar, teaming contractor, Silver st. Howe, Wm. Wallace, salesman J. Mc- Creath & Co. H OWSEN, HARRY, Agent WM. HAMILTON MFG. CO. Huff, Howard Hartford, blacksmith- shop, Silver st. Hunter. D. McD., principal Public School. Hunter, James, pres. The Hunter Ken- dirck Co., Ltd., res. Rossland. "UNTER (The) KENDRICH CO., LTI H JAMES HUNTER, Pres. 5 ALBERT T. KENDRICH, Sec-Tres; GENERAL MERCHANTS, COPPER ST., Cor. DEADWOOD. Imperial Hotel, Graham & Parry, props. Ingersoll, Charles Ernest, divisional draughtsman C. & W. Ry. Ins-ram, J. S. & Co., grocers. Inland Revenue. Angus K. Stuart, sub- co]lector, Greenwood st. International Hotel, O. F. Mickle, prop. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers m lllJj un u ..Jjjj ID r\ NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, A.frerni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and i'rlciays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. B. RAYMOND, Prop. Jackson, John, dairyman and rancher, Midway. Jakes, R. W., physician and surgeon. Johnson, Sydney M., C.E. and mining engineer, Gold st. Johnson, Wm. Ralph, fruits and produce. Johnsturp, Emil, photographer. Jolly, Henry, millwright. Karter, Max. Charles, bartender Clarendon. Kay, Mark, builder. Kean, Levi David, of Halbrook & Kean. Greenwood st. Keefer, Harry McMicking, real estate and mining stocks, Copper st. j EITH A KETCHUM, REAL ESTATE AND MINES. Keith. Walter Stanwood, M.E., of Keith & Ketchum. Kelly, Joseph Patrick, bartender, Pioneer Hotel. Kempt, Walter Victor, bartender Arlington. Kendrick, Albert Tracy, sec'y-treas. The Hunter-Kendick Co., Ltd. Kenedy, Patrick Joseph, free miner. Kerr, James, of McEntire, McDonnell & Co. Kerr, Robert Bird, barrister. Ketchum, Frank Forester, of Keith & Ketchum. King,. H. A. & Co., stationers and tobacconists, Copper, near Greenwood. King, Harrv Albert, postmaster, of H. A. King & Co. Lamont, Neil H., of Caulfield & Lamont. Larkin, Mrs. Annie, bdg. house, Copper. Law, W. M. & Co., general store, Coper st. Law, Wm. Morton, of W. M. Law & Co. Lawder, J. D., night watchman. 1-1! 246 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF GREENWOOD. L EAMY, ANDREW, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC, GREENWOOD STREET. Leamy. John A., messenger Bank of M. ■ ECKIE A HARRIS, *— MINING ENGINEERS, ETC., BARRETT BLOCK, COPPER STREET. Leckie, John Edward, mining engineer, Barrett Block, Copper st. Lee, Will. John, Greenwood Miner. Leeland (Frank Joseph) & Peters (John W.). electricians, etc. Leonard, Walter Leeming, mfgs. agent, Greenwood, cor. Copper. Lewin, F., clerk Bank of B.N.A. Lion Bottling Works, James McCreath & Co. Le Castro, Frank, barber, Copper st. . UCKENBEL, JOE, CHAS., "" ASSAYER and METALLURGIST, COPPER STREET. MACFARLANE, JOHN HOWARD, C.E., MINING SUPT., SUNSET GROUP. McCreath (James) & Co. (W. W. Howe), Lion Bottling Works, aerated waters, wines and cigars. McDonald. J. C, tinner R. H. Co. McDonald, John H., liveryman. McDonnell, Thomas, of McEntire, McDonnell & Co. McElmon, David R., watchmaker. McEntire, McDonnell & Co., mines and real estate, Naden-Flood Block. . McEntire. R. M., of McEntire, McDonnell & Co. McFarlane, Ernest, asst. steward Greenwood Club. Mr-Intosh, Duncan, pres. mgr.-dir. Winnipeg Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd. McKague, George Arthur,\ McKay, O. D., clerk E. F. W. McKee, Hugh, MeKenzie, Donald Alex., bookkeeper Wm. Law & Co. MeKenzie, Geo. S., salesman, grocery, H. K. Co. McLaren, John, Chief of Police. McLean, James, tinner R. H. Co. McLeod, Alex. William, carpenter. . McLeod, Murdock Daniel, Hotel at Anaconda. McMann, Fred K., clerk Post Office. McMann, Fredk. K., free miner. McMann, W. R., free miner. McNeil & Cropley, flour, feed and produce, Silver st. McNeil, James Henry, of McNeil & Crop, ley. j McQuaid, Henry J., clerk W. M. Law & Co. McRae^ Duncan, of Smith & McRae. McRae, John L., carpenter, bds. Rossland Hotel. McSwain, J. D., engineer, planing mill B. C. M. Madden (Henry Benedict), & Dallas (James), Pacific Hotel, Copper st. Mallette, Chas. E., bookkeeper, Boundary Creek Milling and Lumber Co. Manery, Robert John, rancher. Martin, Charles, shoemaker, Government street. Massie, Alex. Wm.. tailor for Mitchell. Manchester, D., prop. Queen's Hotel. Mathieson, Robert, dentist. Medill, Miss Olga, dressmaking, Copper. Medill, Wm. E., plasterer. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. B. H. Baldersfon. Meyer, Arthur Francis H., clerk Hallett & Shaw. Mickle, Oliver Franklin, International Hotel, Copper st, Mighton. Stuart Alexander, tobacconist, Millar, Geo. E.. photographer, Copper. Miller Bros., jewellers and druggists. Miller, George Franklin, of Miller Bros. Miller. J., steward Greenwood Club. Miller, Lome, salesman, drv goods, H. K. Co. Miller. Martin Elmer, of Miller Bros. Miller, Thomas, contractor. Miller, W., merchant tailor. Mitchell, Fred, merchant tailor, Greenwood st. Mitchell, Thos., mgr. A. H. S. & Co. Moffat, Bessie, stenographer Pringle & Whiteside. Moffat, Levina C, onerator Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co. Moore. William Whiteford. assistant Guess Bros. Moran, James, free miner. Morford, John, clerk A. H. S. & Co. Morgan, David W.. of D. W. Morgan & Co.. res. Rossland. B.C. Morgan; D. W. & Co., Clarendon Hotel, Conner st. „ Morrison, J. S. M., of Hall. Brown « Morrison. Morrison Mining Co.. Ltd.. J. H. Morrison, mgr. -dir.; Fred Oliver, mgr., Spokane. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 247 CITY OF GREENWOOD. Mortimer, Edward, bookkeeper Bealey Investment and Trust Co., Ltd. Lty. Mowat, Arthur, of Mowat Palmer. OWAT A PALMER, MINING, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BROKERS, COPPER ST., near GREENWOOD Munn. Fred Marshall, salesman Rendell & Co. Munroe, H. B., tobacconit and bookstore. Murray, Robert, free miner Naden, George R., manager Bealey Investment and Trust Co., Ltd. Nash (Edward) & Co. (Walter Henry As- quith), painters etc., Garlands addition. Nash, Edward, of Nash & Co. Nasle. Ed., painter. N ELSON, J. W., PROP. PIONEER HOTEL, GOVERNMENT, Cor. GREENWOOD. Nicolson, Angus, waiter Model Cafe. Nietert, Lorraine, bookkeeper A. H. Sperry & Co. North American Fire Ins. Co., L. S. M. Barrett, agent. O'Connor, Daniel, blacksmith for Sproule O'Dell, George G., C.E., asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. O'Leary, Michael, bartender Commercial. O'Meara, Jeff, bartender Pacific Hotel. O'Rourke, Joseph Patrick, rancher and miner. Olson, John C, of Olson & Phalen. Olson & Phelan, general dealers. also Rock Creek. Oppenheimer, Sidney S., physician and surgeon. Oswald, Rev., Presbyterian. Palmer, J. S., blacksmith for Sproule. Palmer. Robert Henry, of Mowat & Palmer. Palmer, Wm. Dignan, builder. Parry, Evan, Imperial Hotel. Pascoe, Thos. Westlake, miner. Paton, James Napier, with W. B. Paton & Co. Paton. Wm. Berry, of W. B. Paton & Co P A.TON, W. B. A CO., MINING and REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Peicard, Theodore, of Bongard & Peicard Pelham, E. O, Thursby, mining broker, over Bank of B.N.A. Petch, Beninmin F., salesman, dry goods H. K. Co. Peter, George, helper G. H. Sproule. Phalen, Michael Joseph, of Olsen & Phalen. P IONEER HOTEL, J. W. NELSON, Prop.* GOVERNMENT, Co. GREENWOOD. Poitmann Bros (A. and L.) & Hardinger (F.), props. Elkhorn Brewery. Porter, John Richard, mining and insurance broker and mining abstracts, Copper st. Posty (John Hermine) & Villandie( Jos.), Central Hotel, Government. Powell, John Wm. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Oswald. $M Pringle, Clive, of Pringle & Whiteside. QRINGLE A WHITESIDE, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, and NOTARIES PUBLIC, RENDALL BLOCK, COPPER STREET. Protctor, Alfred Forbes, C.E., asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. Public School, D. McD. Hunter, principal Punch, James, free miner. Punch, Thomas, free miner. Queen's Hotel, D. Manchester, prop. Rees, Kingman, N. of T. M. Gulley & Co. ,ENDELL & CO., (George Arthur Rendell, Smailes and Robert Wood). RETAIL DRY GOODS, Ralph WHOLESALE GROCERIES, LIQ.UORS AND CIGARS. Rendell, George Arthur, of Rendell & Co. Rees, Kingman Nott, of T. M. Gulley & Co. Redcliffe, —., contractor. Rice, Arthur M., of Hall, Rice & Co. Rice, Frank Dwight, clerk Post Office. Rice, Leonard M., C.E., divisional engineer C. & W. Ry. Roadley, T. J., mining operator. Robins Bros. (Alfred Walter and Wesley Orlands), Palace Livery. Robbins, Chester, assayer for. J. 0. Luckenbel. Robbins, Frank C, mgr., Brooklyn and Stemwinder Mines, Phoenix. Robertson, John, architect. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. North End. f ->1 MM mm* 248 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF GREENWOOD. Ross, Charles, billiard-marker, Pioneer Hotel. Ross, Duncan, editor Boundary Creek Times. Rossland Hotel, Alfred Cameron, prop., CopDer st. Roy, Wm. M., dairyman and rancher, Boundary Falls. Russell, Ernest, messenger Bank of B. N. A. Russell Hardware Co., hardware, stoves, (Jane Russell & Thos. J. Hardy.) Russell, James, with Russell Hardware Co. QANSOM, c. w. H. A CO., CIVIL ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS, GOVERNMENT STREET. Sansom, Chas. Windham Herbert, City Engineer, of C. W. H. Sansom & Co. Sauve. Henry, jewellery, fancy goods, confectionery and tobaccos. Schon. James Edward, physician, Barrett Block. Seymour, Geo. E Sharp. Philip Percy, mining operator, Silver st. Shaw, Charles Aeneas, P. L. surveyor. Shaw. Henry Curtis, of Hallett & Shaw. Shaw, William, prospector. Shields, J. H., capitalist and speculator. Short, Fred'k Thomas, mgr. Bank of British North America. Simpson, A. G., business mgr. Boundary Creek Times. Smailes, Ralph, of Rendell & Co. Smith Bros. & Travis, contractors. Smith. Edson, bartender Windsor Hotel. Smith. E. F., cabinetmaker T. M. G. & Co. Smith. Evelyn Fenwick, broker. Smith. Fred, bartender Clarendon. Smith. George, contractor. Smith. John W., teller Bank of British North America. Smith & McRae, books and stationery, and tobacconists. Smith, Wm. Francis, of Smith & McRae. QMITH, WM T., MINING OPERATOR. Snodgrass, John D., of W. J. Snodgrass & Sons. , Snodgrass Joseph Snodgrass, W. J. & Sons, stage line to Penticton. Sperry, A. H. & Co., groceries, hardware, etc., Copper st. Sperry, Albert H., of A. H. Sperry & Co. Sprott Wil]iam Miller, watchjmakfr. Sproule, George Hatfield, blacksmith, and carriagemaker, Copper st.; also Fairview. St. Charles Hotel, John Thomas Bedard, Copper st. Stanton, Josephus, boarding house, Fisher's addition. Stewart, Daniel, free miner. Stocks. Thomas E., barber for Hinton. Stoess, Chas. Anthony, CE. and surveyor; also Kaslo. Strickland, Alex. Wm., accountant, Bank of Montreal. Stuart, Angus K., sub-collector Inland Revenue, Greenwood street. Stuart, Randolph G. K., of Haas & Stuart. Sutherland, James, farmer. Taylor, George Birkett, City Clerk and Deputy Sheriff, Greenwood, cor. Long- Lake. Thomas, Arthur F., drug clerk, Miller Bros. Tompkins, H. & Co., (Ben. Benson), Ottawa Hotel, Silver st. Tompkins, Homer, of H- Tompkins & Go. Tracev, Eugene, barber shop, Pioneer Hotel. Turnbull, Agnes, Miss, laundry, Silver. I Tusher Fred, upholsterer, T. M. G. & Co. Tyrrell, John Hassard. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., Ltd., 0. E. Woodard, agent. Wake. Walter Jesse, mgr., P. Burns & Co. Wallace, Miller Co., Ltd., clothing and furnishing; also Nelson. Watson, Richard, free miner. Way. Jefferson, bartender Pioneer Hotel. Weeks, Ernest, prop. Windsor Hotel. . Werner (Conrad L.) & Pitlock (Chas. Robert), Gem Restaurant, Copper st. I White, Artemus Leslie, furniture, etosj Greenwood st. White, John Lillie, druggist, Copper st, cor. Deadwood; also Slocan City. White, Thomas H Whiteside, Arthur Murdock, of Pringle & Whiteside. Wickwire. Edmund Thos., of Gaunce & Wickwire. Wilgress, H. T., agent Land Dept., 0. & W. Ry. Williams, George Foxwell, dry goods^ millinery, clothing and fgs., Copper st; also Trail. Winnipeg Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd., Duncan Mcintosh, pres. and mgn.-dir.; W. F. Honey, sec'y. Wilson, Arthur, tinner R. H. Co. Wilson, Robert, salesman Caulfield & Lamont. Windsor Hotel. Ernest Weeks, prop. Witbeck, —., salesman, hardware, H. K. Co. Witte, Theodore, builder, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 249 Greenwood. Grouse Creek. Wood, Benj. Loomas, merchant tailor, Government st. W OOD A GALLOWAY, Robt. Wood & Chas. Scott Gallo- ■ way.) TOWNSITE OWNERS. Wood, Robert, of Rendell & Co., also of Armstrong. Woolrich, Edward, agent Hamilton Powder Co., Naden-Pool Block, Cop- oer st. Wright, Henry A., shoemaker, Copper st. Young, A. E., & Co., tobacconist and confectionery, Copper st. Zoellner, Arthur F., clerk Rendell & Co. Foo Lee, laundry. GRANTHAM, (See also Comox.) A postoffice in the Comox district, Distance from Comox 10 miles. Postmaster, Wm. Beech. Beech, William, farmer and postmaster. Blackburn, John, farmer. Connell, John, farmer. Freer, William. Grant, Douglas Gordon, farmer, Oyster River. Grieve, Mrs., wid. Henry, farmer. Grieve, George John, farmer. Hardy, Frank, farmer. King, Henry, farmer. Kirby, Thomas. Ledingham, S., farmer. Lever, Mrs. F., (Thomas), farmer. McDonald, Roderick, farmer. Mclver, James, farmer. Peterson, C., farmer. Phillips, Edward, farmer. Piercy, Matthew H., farmer. Salmond, Alexander, farmer. Smith, Horace, jr., farmer. Smith, Mrs. Wm. O, wid., farmer. Williams, Chas., farmer. Woodruff, Henry, farmer. Woods, Thos. O, farmer. GEEELEY, A flag station on the C.P.R,. Distant from Revelstoke 6 miles. Bourne Bros GREEN POINT, shingle mill. A steamboat landing on Howe Sound route, Distant from Vancouver 21 miles. -Hit a) Is WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly OppenhahMr VANCOUVER, B.C. GREENWOOD BAY, Post office, Froeck. A logging camp on Malaspina Straits, 60 miles from Vancouver. Rogers & Co., loggers. GRIFFIN LAKE, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 362 miles east of Vancouver; has telegraph office. Mails daily. R. C. Mission services are held here. Fishing and hunting are good at and about here. Armstrong, James, watchman. Atkins, Ed., watchman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Jeremiah Francis Haney, operator. Franti, Mathiew, sectionman. Laitenen, Matt, section foreman. Mackie, Matt., laborer. GROHMAN, see Canal.) A mining camp on the Columbia river, in the East Kootenay district. Distance from Golden 120 miles. GROUSE CREEK, A mining camp in Cariboo district, 4 miles east of Barkerville P.O. Allen, James, miner. Bibby, James, miner. Dow, Geo. A., miner of Waverley Co. Gadd, George, miner. Moljeur, Hilarie, miner,' 250 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Grouse Creek. Hall's Prairie. Pomeroy, John, foreman and manager Waverley Co. Waverley, Hydraulic M. Co., James Stone, sec. John Pomery, foreman & manager, Barkerville. GROVE "THE", A steamboat landing on the Howe j Sound route. Vancouver distant 40 miles. HAGAN, (See also Slugget.) A post settlement, South Saanich district. Distance from Victoria, 12 miles. Postmaster, James Hagan. Greigg, James, hotel. Hagan, James, postmaster and farmer. Hagan, Lawrence. Thompson, Alexander, farmer. Thompson, Allen, farmer. Thompson, Hugh, farmer. Thompson, Robert, farmer. Thompson, William, farmer. HALCYON HOT SPRINGS, A sanitarium and pleasure resort for West Kootenay on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake, 12 miles south of Arrowhead, and 25 miles north of Nakusp. Has post and telegraph offices. C.P.R. steamers daily. Postmaster—C. Husband. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Edmund K. Waller, agent. Halcyon liot Springs Sanitarium, Dr. R. G. Brett, pres.; Thos. McNaught, sec'y; C. Husband, manager. Manahan, Miss, nurse. Spankey, Dr. J. E., physician. HALL, A station on the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway. Nelson distant 10 miles. Postmaster—Duncan Peter McCuaig. Doyle, W., hotel. Bern Gold Mining and Milling Co., Ld., head office Vancouver, F. C. Innes' president and managing director; c! C. Bennett, secretary; R. L. Graves, superintendent. Hales, Percival Livingstone, Thomas, mine-owner. McGregor, Alexander, hotel. Mclntyre (John) & Welsh (Geo.), hotel. Walsh, George, miner. McCuaig, Duncan Peter, general merchant and posmaster. Morrison, Donald R., mine-owner. Pool, John, mine-owner. HALL'S CROSSING, (P. 0. Westholme. A flag station on the E. &. N. Ry. HALL'S PRAIRIE, (See also Douglas and Hazelmere.) A country postoffice in Surrey municipality. New Westminster district. Railway station, Hazelmere, distance 1% miles. Telegraph office, New Westminster, distant, twenty miles. Postmaster, David W. Brown. Bamford, Albert, farmer. Brown, Archibald M., farmer. Brown, David Williamson, J.P. and farmer and postmaster. Brown, David, W., jr., farmer. Brown, James Williamson, farmer. Brown, Peter, Sinclair, farmer. Brown, William^ Brown, William, sr., farmer. Brown, William S., farmer. Cardinal, Charles, farmer. Cobban, William, farmer. Cole, William, farmer. Crutchley, James, farmer. Dyker, William, farmer. Figg, George, farmer. Figg, William, farmer. .Fleming, Walter Scott, farmer. Griffith, Robert John, farmer. Jeziner, Joseph, farmer. Johnson, Edwin Clay, farmer. Ketzil, Nicon, Hazelwood, farmer.- Kinley, George, farmer. Lewis, Miss L., school teacher. McGee & Hilton, props. St. Leonard Hotel, Douglas Station. McMillan, T. A., farmer. ,, Moggridge, Charles Dillwyn, fruit ranch. Moggridge, Wm. Jervis, farmer. M.orrison, John, farmer. Newman, Charles, farmer. Rohart, William, farmer. Stayh, Rev. J. A., Presbyterian. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 251 Hammond. HAMMOND, Post office called Port Hammond. A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 24 miles east of Vancouver; has a telegraph office. Anderson, Albert Gray, farmer. Baillie, John, farmer. Beesner, Edward, farmer. B. C. Draining and Dyking Co., B. F. Webber, mgr. Bond, Edwin John, C.P.R. line repairer. Bonson, Henry, farmer. Bonson, Louis Francis, farmer. Brooke, Reginald Cecil, farmer. Brown, Thos. R., farmer. Callaghan, Daniel, farmer. Callaghan, John, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. T. A. Oliver, agent. Clapcott, William G. C, farmer. Codd, R. L. & Co., wholesale fruits, and eomm. merchants. Codd, Robert Lionel, farmer. Cook, Edward A., farmer. Cook, James Gilbert, farmer. Dale, J. M., hotel and grocer. Ditchham, Rev. G., Church of England. Fadden, W. H., farmer. Ferguson, Angus, farmer. Gillis, James, farmer. Gough, Frank, laborer. Gourlay, Geb., farmer. Gourlay, Wm., farmer. Hammond, John, farmer. Hampton, William, farmer. Harris, Frank V., farmer. Harris, Wellington J., farmer. Hicks, E. S., farmer. Irving, Adam, farmer. Irving, James, farmer. Irving, Joseph, farmer. Isaac, William, farmer. Kelly, S. J., carpenter. Laity, John Henry, farmer. Laity, Thomas, farmer. Lazenby, Arthur Langton, postmaster. Lazenby Bros., general merchants. Lazenby, Frederick Temple. Luff, S., carpenter. Lux, George, engineer. Lyndon, Richard, laborer. McCann, R. J., general merchant. McCannell, John, farmer. Mclvor, John, farmer. McKenny, John, farmer. I McTavish, Peter, farmer. ■ Mayo; William, farmer. I Menzies, William Henry, farmer. I Metcalf, Joshiah C, farmer. Miller, Mrs. E. J. Murray, Paul, school teacher. Myers, W. C, carpenter. Nelson, William, farmer. Oliver, T. A., agent C. P. Ry. Raddcliff, Robert F., farmer. Roseborough, Samuel G., farmer. Sheppard, Edgar, farmer. Smith, A., farmer. Smith, Alexander, farmer and blacksmith. Smith, John, farmer. Sharpe, R. H., farmer. Sharpe, Wm. C., farmer. Thompson, Guy Robert Maxwell, farmer. Tolmie, Andrew, laborer. Trembath, Mrs. John, farmer. Trembath, R. J., asst. postmaster. Webber, Berkley, Forrest, mgr. B. 0. D. & D. Co. White, John Wilson, farmer and bricklayer. Wo Lung & Co., general store. HANCEVILLE, (See also Alexis Creek.) A postoffice in the Williams Lake division of the Cariboo district, situated on the Chilcoten River, 40 miles above its mouth. 70 miles from Soda Creek, the nearest telegraph office. Postmaster, O. T. Hance. Allen, David, stock-raiser. Armstrong, H. W. Armstrong, Thomas Arthur, rancher. Pambrick, Charles, rancher. Constable, George, laborer. Copeland, George, rancher. Graham, Robert, rancher. Haertl, A. F.. ratchmaker. Hanes, J. N., rancher. Hance, Orlando Thomas, flour mill, general store and Provincial Constable. Hutch, Thomas, rancher. Hutchi son, Thomas, stock raiser. Jones, William, farmer. Johnston Bros. (Ira Edmund and Franklin), cattle-raisers. Lee, Norman, general 6tore and rancher. McAulay, Archibald, rancher. McLeod, John, rancher. McDonald, Geo., rancher. Schultz, John, rancher. Schultz, William, rancher. Sheringham, E. D., laborer. Stewart, John, laborer. Wallace, Alex., rancher. Wilson, Claude R., rancher. im 252 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. ■Hand Island. Harper's Camp. II HAND ISLAND. A trading post on Hand Island, west coast of Vancouver Island, 10 miles west of Cape Beale, and 40 miles from Alberni. Anderson, James C, miner. Benson, John, farmer. McKay, James, general store. Stewart, David, miner. HANEY, (See Port Haney.) A station on the main line of the C. P. R. 26 miles east of Vancouver. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E. D. Becket, agent. HAPPY VALLEY, (See Also Metchosin.) A settlement in the Esquimalt district. It is northeast of Metchosin. Telegraph office, Victoria, dis 12 mile Postmaster, W. Poole. Clarke, Arthur, Galusha, farmer. Feild, Edward Spellman, farmer. Frazer, Alexander John. Grieve Mining Co. (Andrew Thomas, H. E. Hammond, A. D. Grieve, John Welsh and Benj. Eve). Letoria, Charles L. Nash, Edward, farmer. Neild, Henry, farmer. Piaggio, Guilio, farmer. Rhode, Joseph, farm_». Smith, S. G., farmer. Smith, William, farmer. Walker, James Gordon, fruit-grower. Young, James, farmer. HARDWICKE ISLAND, A logging camp in Comox district. 100 miles from Comox. HARPER'S CAMP, (see also Horsefly.) A post office and stopping-place on the road to Horsefly; distance 6 miles from Horsefly, 32 miles from 150- Mile House. Telegraph; 150-Mile House dis. 35 miles; railway station, Ashcroft, dis. 149 miles. Postmaster, Henry L. Walters. Adams, W. D., teamster. Anderson, Robert, engineer. Anger, Robt., electrician. Armstrong, Ernest, miner. Barley, Wm., miner. Baxter, James, miner. Bell, Chesley, rancher. Hesson, Philip, bookkeeper. Birdsall, Wm., laborer. Blough, Cris, miner. Brensten, Wm., miner. Brown, Fred, rancher, :^| Bundy, Geo., engineer. Oanipe, Harry, carpenter. CampbeiJ, Marry N., asst. engineer Miocene Co. Campbell (Senator), R. H., supt. Claytor, Gean, miner. Corbett, Lauchlin D., foreman Miocene Co. Daniels, James, carpenter. Deasy, Tim, supt. Horsefly G. M. Co. DeLair, S. S., contractor. DeLair, Thomas, laborer. Dewey, Geo., miner. Dewey, James, miner. Doheney, John, miner. Drinkcrow, Harry, rancher. Ecker, F'rank, rancher. Fraser, Philip, supt Miocene Co. Gallagher, C, miner. Gooby, Harry, m^ner. ■ Grant, A., millwright. Grant," W. O., engineer Miocene Oo. Hagen, John B., carpenter. Hall, W. P., rancher. Horsefly Gold Mining Co., R. T. Ward, manager. Johnston, Matt., laborer. Judge, Mathew M., foreman Miocene Co. Leppiere, Joseph, pipemaker. Lewis, Byron, miner. Lucus, E. A., miner. McAdams, Sandy, laborer. McCauley, James, rancher. McEachem, Romeo Harrison, McEachem, R. E., miner. McGregor, Geo., miner. MeKenzie, R., miner. MeLure, James, carpenter. McNeil, Dan, miner. Marsh, James, miner. Meiss, Alexander, hotel. • Miocene Gravel Mining Co., Ltd., or) Cariboo, R. H. Campbell, supt. Morrison, Lockie, miner. " Morrison. Robert, miner. Mulvey, Frank, electrician Miocene Co. > Murssel, Charles, miner. Nardyte, Ralph, miner. Patenaude, Albert, rancher. Patenaude, Ernest, miller. Patenaude. Joseph, rancher and J.P Pickles, F„ laborer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 253 Harrison Hot Spiing Harrison River. Pluso, Dan, mine-1. Rebogalite, Petro, miner. Roberts, Joseph, miner. Koberts, A. E., miner. Koss. John, laborer. Koss. Wm., clerk. Stirsky, Joseph, jeweller. Stuede, Ernest, laborer. Tingley, Alex., clerk. Tripletts, John, miner. Tobban, Harry, miner. Vekes, Isaac, laborer. Walters, Henry L., hotel and postmaster, general store. Ward, Ed., miner. Ward, Robert, miner. Ward, R. J., miner. Ward, R. T., mgr. Horsefly G. M. Co. HARRISON HOT SPRINGS, This favorite resort is located on Harrison Lake, in the mountains of the coast range, in the New Westminster district, 5 miles north of Agassiz Station, C.P.R. Telegraph office, Agassiz, with which place regular stages connect with trains. Has postoffice. Mission services are conducted by visiting clergymen. Dominion government spawning ground on the Harrison river is 3 miles dis- ■ tant; experimental farm, 5 miles. Marble iron, limestone, Sienna paint, timber, fish and gold mining throughout the district". Postmaster, Charles Inkman. Armstrong, J. O, of McLaren & Armstrong, res. New Westminster. Bales, S. B., manager Blue Bird M. Co., and ranche .Morris Creek. Bell, J. B., chef St. Alice Hotel. Brown, John R., manager BUre Mountain Gold Mine Co. • Campbell, Miss E., housekeeper. Ohessen, John, farmer, Morris Creek. "City of Tipella," str., Capt. Watts, owner. DeBow, Miss Edythe, school teacher, Morris Creek Valley. Dingwall, Wm. H., asst. postmaster. Farwell, Alfred Abram, physician. Fire Mountain Gold Mining Co., Ltd., head office Vancouver; John R. Brown, mgr.; J. H. Leckie, sec'y-treas French, R. E., waiter. Harkness, George, steward St. Alice Hotel. Harkness, Melville, asst. bathman. Huff, S., livery and feed stables, and Agassiz stage. C.WOODWARD «_* mDEPARTMENTAL STORE _* Mr Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. arRison hot springs sanitarium, McLAREN A ARMSTRONG, Props., CHARLES WILSON, Manager. ST. ALICE HOTEL and BATH HOTEL. Inkman, Charles, general merchant, also Agassiz. Kennedy, Frank, farmer, Morris Creek. Kenner, Wm- Henry, stage driver. Mebaren, James B., of McLaren & Armstrong, res. Vancouver. McPherson, E., gentleman. Olds, H. A. contractor. Pauline, P., waiter. Providence Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., J. H. Adams, supt., Vancouver. Golden Crown Mine, owners Paul Watelett, supt., and Dr. H. E. Lan- gis, Vancouver. Scripture, Thomas Nelson, farmer. ISmall, Geo. R., barber. St. Alice Hotel, McLaren & Armstrong, props.; Charles Wilson manager. Swan, H., bathman. Taylor, R., mining operator. Ward Bros. (Fred and Richard), boat- builders. Ward, D., boat builder. Watts, Capt., Weaver, Thomas, farmer, Morris Creek Williamson, W. K., mining operator. Wilson, Charles, manager St. Alice ho- lei. HARRISON MVER, A station on the main line of the C. P.R., 62 miles from Vancouver, on the north side of the Fraser river op- 254 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Harrison River. Hastings.' «5fi? posite Chilliwack, New Westminster district. Has postoffice. Nearest telegraph and express office, Agassiz, distance 9 miles. Roman Catholic church, situated in Kent municipality daily ferry to Chilliwack, dis. six miles, connecting with trains. Postmaster, C. W. Menton. Ballam, Robert G., saw mill employee, Barbe, Andre, saw mill employee. Barnes, Alfred, farmer. . Brady, W., C.P.R. watchman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. J. B. Woods, agent. Coran, Joseph, saw mill employee. Cartier, Levi, rancher. Cole, Wm., veterinary surgeon. Cross, George, saw mill employee. Dalby, Wm., boarding house. Davidson, Joseph, section laborer. Drummond, Charles, farmer. Duncan, A., see. foreman- Duncan, James, farmer. Duncan, John, rancher. Esplan, Adam, logger. Peirheller, M., fruit grower. Fullbrook, Richard D., miner. Galbraith. D.. hotel and store. Garner, Charles, farmer. Garner, Henry G., fruit grower. Garner, Thomas, farmer. Gibson, John, saw mill employee. Hall, Wm. J., saw mill employee. Hamley, J oseph, miner. Jacobs, George A., farmer. Johnson, James, farmer. Johnson, Thomas, farmer. Limbarg, Antoine, farmer. McEntee, Francis, sectionman. Martin, C. W., farmer. Martin, F. J., farmer. Martin, Joseph. Meldrum, James, engineer. MENTON, C. W., POSTMASTER. Menton, Mrs. E., general merchant. Merar, A., laborer. Morgan, John, farmer. JN elson, Charles, laborer. Oldburg, Fred., miner. Pannier, George, farmer. Parent, P., rancher. Pretty, Chas. F., farmer. Rimmer, R., rancher. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH- Rook, Robert Thomas, farmer. Taylor, Frank, 'laborer. Trethewev, Arthur. Trethewey, James E.,«prop. saw mill, Harrison River. Truxler, Louis, cigarmaker. Walker, David, blacksmith. White, W. H., fruit grower. Woods, J. B., agent C.P.R. Xeomans, Marshall, watchman. HARVEY GREEK, (See Keithley Creek P.O.) Malcolm, John, miner.- HARTLEY BAY, A steamboat landing on the north coast. Distance from Vancouver, 390 miles. Situated on Douglas Inlet, •at entrance of Douglas channel. Clifton, Heber, hunter and trapper. Edgar, Louis, saw mill and general store. Edgar, George, teacher, Edgar, Magnus, mill hand. Edgar, Mark, mill hand. HASTINGS, (Suburb of Vancouver.) A railway station and postoffice on Burrard Inlet, New Westminster district, on C.P.R. railway, 4 miles east of Vancouver, with which it is connected by a good road. Postmaster—Mrs. M. Ryan. Barclay, Robert, mgr. Archie McNair. \] Blomer, John, mill hand. Bourgne, Cyrille, teamster. Brighton House," Mrs. M. Ryan. Clark, J. A., farmer. Currie, James R., mgr. McNair Bros. Donahue, Edward, watchman. Fox, G. R., farmer. Glendenning, Andrew, farmer. Good, W. G., shingle sawyer. Grodchet, Harry, jockey. Hardie, William, sawyer. Hastings Hotel, Mrs. May (Percy) Ryan Hastings Shingle Manfg Co. Hawke, T. N., bookkeeper, Hickey, Peter, sawyer. Higgins, Matthew, logger. Fillier, James, engineer. Jackson, Wm., shingle sawyer, Jones, Thos., rancher. Leenlive, L., shingle sawyer. Lumley, James, engineer. Lycett, Gabriel, emp. shingle mill. McDonell, Allan, farmer. McGovern, Michael, shingle sawyer. MeKenzie, John, teamster. McKinnon, Dan, engineer. McNair Bros. (James A. and Robert.) props. Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co. McNair, Archibald, shingle mill. Miller, Charles, engineer, H. S. M. Oo. J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 255 Hastings. Hatzie Prairie. Miller & Olsen, saw and shingle mill. Olsen, J. Edward, millwright. Scott, Charles, fireman. Sinderman, Julius, engineer. Young, Geo., trimmer. HAT CREEK, (P.O. Ashcroft.) (See also Bonaparte.) a settlement near the Cariboo, wagon road, northwest from Ashcroft in the Lillooet district. A good quality of coal is mined here. Telegraph office, Ashcroft. Berry, John, farmer. By-he, Stewart Winter, rancher. Finney, Geo., saw mill owner and miner Hanrot, Harquart, rancher. Lambert, Robert, farmer. McDonald, Alex., stock raiser. McEwen, David, herder. McGee, Charles Westley, farmer. Manson, W. G., rancher. McGee, Hugh Crawford, farmer. McTavish Bros. (Duncan and John), hotel. Markiey, Capt., rancher. Nevin, D., blacksmith. Oldham, Philip, rancher. Oswick, John, carpenter. Penney, Harry, stock raiser. Poeock, Thomas, miller and stockraiser. Radwell, Arthur, stock raiser. Raynes, James, farmer. HATZIC, (See also Wades Landing, Dewdney and Mission City.) A settlement on the Fraser river. Railway station, Mission City, distance 3 miles. It is in Mission municipality. Postmaster—Arthur Brealey. Appleby, L. S. Brealey, Arthur, merchant and postmaster. Buller, W. R., justice of peace. Bulwer, Henry, Alan,, fruit grower. Burton, David, farmer. Catherwood, John A., teacher and reeve. Catherwood, T., farmer. , Cleary, Michael, farmer. Cleary, P., farmer. Draper, James, Harrington, farmer. ' Edwards, Henry, farmer. .Edwards, Patrick, farmer. Fripp, Charles Edwin, farmer. Jones, Edward Theodore, farmer. Kemp, Thomas, farmer. Lazenby, Henry V., nurseryman. Lazenby, P. E., fruit grower. Loundes, Ralph Hamilton, fruit grower. McEwen, William, farmer. McTaggart, A., farmer. McTaggart, Ed., farmer. Purkiss, J. A., fruit grower. Randolph, W. A., fruit grower. Reiley, F. J., mining man. Tripp, T. W. Wells, Andrew, farmer. Wells, Amos, farmer. HATZIC PRAIRIE, (See Also Matsqui.) A post settlement in Dewdney Municipality. Nearest railway station and telegraph office Mission City, distance 5 miles. Mails from Matsqui, Well's Landing on Fraser, distant iy2 miles. Postmaster—A. Legace. Bergevin, Oliver, farmer. Bernier, Joseph, farmer. Boucher, Moise, farmer. Brault, Paul, prospector. Brisson, John, farmer. Cardinal, Felix, farmer. Chomat, Xaviert farmer. Cote, Octave, farmer. Cyr, Alfred, farmer and logger. Cyr, Jos., farmer. Cyr, Zoel, farmer. Davies, Edwin, farmer. Hewdney Municipality—Assessor, Edwin Davies. Dion, Albert, farmer. Fountain, Victor, carpenter. Fraficante, J., farmer. Hudon, Damarse, farmer. Hudon, Regis, farmer. Johnstone, Miss Jeane, school teacher. Josne, Guivanni, farmer. Laduc, Baptiste, farmer. Laferriere_ John B., farmer. Legace, Amable, postmaster. Lindstone, I., prospector and trapper. Marquette, Ben., farmer. Marquette, Geo., farmer. Marquette, J. B., farmer. Martin, Theophile, farmer. Mcl_wan, William, farmer. Morin, E., farmer. Phare, Wm., fisherman. Jfiedmonto, Leonardo, former. Pigeon, Pit, farmer. ■ Kouleau, George, farmer. Saponaro, Francesco, farmer. Scorey, Henry, farmer. Seux, J. R., farmer. Stainforth, Francis, R. W., farmer. JSwincisco, Anthony, farmer. Sylvester, Norbert, farmer. Winchester, David William, farmer. 256 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hazelmere. H zelton. ral HAZELMERE (See also Halls Prairie and GlenWood.) A station on the Great Northern Railway. Distance from New Westminster, 16_ miles; Blaine, Wash., 3% miles. In Surrey Municipality. Postmaster, Henry Thomas Thrift. Annand, Joseph,' hunter. Annand, Alex. J., farmer and fruit grower. Annand, Prank, hunter. Baldwin, Wm., laborer. Brown, William. Burden, William, logger. Cameron, Donald, logger. Carter, George, farmer. Clarke, Charles, logger. Cole, Wm., farmer. Craig, Daniel, farmer and carpenter. DesBrisay, Percy, camp foreman. Fairhead, Phillip, logger. Fielding, Thos., farmer. • Fielding, Mrs. H., widow. Forbes, Kenneth, logger. Forster, Bros., saw and shingle mill owners. Gillis, William, logger. Gorrum, George, farmer and carpenter. Graham, William, logger. Grolo, Edward, logger. . Griffiths, Robert, farmer and logger. Griffiths, John, farmer. Halgren, Andrew, farmer and merchant Harper, Henry, farmer. Harris, James, blacksmith's helper. Harvey, Robert, loco, engineer. Kessler, George, cook. Kitezel, David, farmer. Kitzel, N., farmer and fruit grower. Lame, Joseph, logger. Lewis, Miss Linnie, school teacher. Lewis, Jason T., fruit-grower. Lewis, Walter J., farmer and journalist. Mclnnis, Charles, teamster. Mclnnis, Fergus, farmer and fruit grower. McKay, Kenneth, logger. MeKenzie, W., logger. McMenemey, Robert J., teamster. McMenemey. Wm., farmer. Manning, Charles, logger. Moggridge, C. D., farmer and fruitgrower. Moggridge, Wm. Jarvis, farmer and president Lower Fraser Fruit Union. Myhill, R., blacksmith and millwright. Nelson, C. D., fruit grower and engineer. Norman, David, logger. Oulsen, Carl, railway conductor. i Papin, C, contractor. Papin, F., contractor. Peshke, August John, farmer. THRIFT, HENRY T., J. P. AND NOTARY. . POSTMASTER, PRESIDENT FARMERS' ALLIANCE OP B. 0. Thrift, Henry, farmer. Thrift, George M., farmer. Vaughan, Jimes A., farmer. Wilder, Bert, farmer. Wilder, Millard B., farmer. HAZELTON, A village at head of navigation on Skeena River, 153 miles from its mouth. Skeena Division of Cassiar District. It is entry port for Omineca mining district and H. B. Co.'s 'Caledonia trading district; also the winter headquarters for Ominica miners. H. B. Co.'s steamers ply on the river. Postmaster—R. S. Sargent. Barnes, Charles, miner, Lome creek. Cole, Rev. Robt. H., Methodist minister. Cunningham & Son, (Robt. & Robt George), general merchants, also Port Essington. Field, Rew. John, Episcopal minister. Hudson's Bay Co., Richard S. Sargent, manager; ' Kendall, M. E., miner, Kitsalass. Larkworthy, Wm. J., clerk H.B. Co. Loning, Richard E., Indian Agent. Lyons, Joseph, miner, '. Mcintosh, Angus, mier, ! May, James, miner, Morrison, Charles F., manager for R. C. & Son. Olsen, Thomas, clerk R. C. & Son. Pierce. Rev. H. H., Methodist minister. Kispiax. Price, Rev. Alfred E., Anglican, Kit- wangah. Sargent, Richard S., manager for H. B. Co. and mining recorder. Stuart, David, miner Kitsalass1. Thornhill, Thomas, miner, Kitsalass. Tomlinson, Rev. Robert. Reformed Episcopal, Means-Kanisht, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. ( Heal. HEAL, A settlement on the Victoria & Sidney Railway. Distance from Victoria 9 miles. On West Saanich road. Lake district. Postmaster. F. G. Heal. Durance, John, sr., farmer. Durance, John, jr., farmer. Erskin, Capt. James, farmer. Heal, George Frederick, farmer and postmaster. Heal, Charles Asdale, farmer. Holmes, James, farmer. McCullough, Samuel, teamster. Oldfield, H. T., farmer. Perdue, E., farmer. Perude,' Ephraim, farmer. Reid, John S., farmer. Ridland, Robert, farmer. Smith, Thomas Clarkson, farmer. Spotts, Albert, farmer. Trickey, William, express, also Victoria. Trichey, Jack, farmer. Walton, Marcus. Watt, John, farmer. Wily, Alex., farmer. Woolison, Mrs. Young, Alex. Young, John L., farmer. HECTOR. A station on the main line of C.P. K., 516 miles east of Vancouver. HENDRIX, A mining camp on Kootenay Lake 10 miles south of Kaslo. HERIOT BAY, also called Dallasville. (See also Read Island and Valdez Island.) A post settlement on the southern point of Valdez Island, Comox District. Is situated west of Cortez Island, 30 miles from Comox, 70 miles from Nanaimo and 110 miles from Vancouver; from whence it is reached weekly by steamer. Cane Mudge Methodist Mission and public school. Postmaster. H. A. Bull. Adams, Geo., logger. Backus, T., WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova ,East, formei-Jy Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Bell, Thomas. BroWn, John logger. Brown, J., mine owner. Bryant, John, farmer. Bull, C. A., store keeper. Bull, H. A., postmaster and general store. Calders, M., logger. Callow, Edward, logger. Cousins, E., logger. Creech, Winfred, school teacher. Davis, Geo., logger. Dessroe, Chas., logger. Doary, Alfred, farmer. Eastwood, James cook. Fenton, James, logger. Fidler, B., logger. Flynn, J., logger. will. Forest, James, logger.. Burnes, Geo., engineer. Frields, Wm., fireman. George, Nicols, logger. Core, Lloyd, SS. captain. Grey, John, logger. Group, John, logger. Hamilton, Charles, engineer. Hannacher, John, logger. Hansen, Peter E., rancher. Haskins, Geo., miner. Haslam's Camp, Fred B. Jones, foreman. Hastings' Mill Camp, Fred McBride, foreman. Helgreen, A.,' blacksmith. Hodock, Charles, logger. Hoist, Allie, farmer. Hood, John, farmer. Hughs, Wm., road master. Johnson, Andrew,' farmer. Johnson, Edward,' farmer. .Toice, Alfred, farmer. Jones, Fred B., foreman. Jones, L., machinist. .Toice, Walter, farmer. Kearney, M. La Forest, John, blacksmith, 18 258 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Heriot Bay. Hope. Levine, Edgard, farmer. Liberty, Louis, logger. McBride, Fred, logging camp foreman. McEwen, Dan., teamster. MeKenzie, Geo., logger. McMahon, John, logger. Martin, Otto, farmer. Methodist Mission (Cape Mudge), Rev. Robert John Walker. Mitchell, R., logger. Moran, Peter, logger. Murphy, J., logger. Nelson, Peter G., fisherman. Oberg, Ollie, logger. Parker, David, logger. Paton, J. S., mining expert. Percal, John, logging camp foreman. Peterson, Charley, logger. Pollock, A., logger. Purrell, Edward, machinist. Robertson, Wm., logger. Royston, J. D., logger. Sandels, John, logger. Searls, Ernest, logger. Smith, John, farmer. Stevenson, David, logger. Townsend, Geo., logger. Walters, W., logger. Welch, Geo., logger. Wright, Geo., engineer. Yeatman, Ifred C, farmer and nurseryman. HERNANDO ISLAND. A1 settlement on island of same, situated in northern portion of Gulf of Georgia, Comox District, 30 miles from Comox, 80 miles northwest of Vancouver, and reached from thence by steamer weekly. Baker, Charles N., fisherman. Creech, Miss, school teacher. Gibbs, Walter A., farmer. Harris, William, farmer. Hyett, C. H., farmer. McDonald, Donald, farmer. Raine, Francis J., miner. Rorison, Basil D., farmer.. Rorison, Wm. D., Shaw. Beer, fisherman. Smalley,, William, farmer and miner. Upton, Albert E., rancher. Vernon, Arthur, rancher. Warren, George, rancher. HESQLOIT, ■ A trading station on West Coast of Vancouver Island. 40 miles from Clayoquot. 165 miles from Victoria. Has Roman Catholic Mission and . Indian school. Breabante, Rev. Father, R.C. priest. Lukovich, Antonio, general store. HIGHLAND, (See Millstream Post office.) A settlement in the Esquimalt district. Mails from Victoria. HOG RANCH, A steamer landing on Upper Columbia River, 24 miles south of Golden, Bingham, T. L., farmer. Dodds, John, farmer. Fitzpatrick, Joseph, stopping place. Umphrey, Samuel, farmer. Umphrey, William, farmer. HOOKER CREEK, A mining camp at head of Hooker creek, West Kootenay, 12 miles from Crawford Bay by trail. HOPE, (See also Hope Station and St. Elmo.) A town on the south side of the Fraser River in Yale district, about 90 miles from its mouth, and head of navigation. There are two docks with warehouses on the river front. It is reached by steamers from New Westminster and from Hope Station, the nearest railway station, telegraph and express office, on the west bank of the river, distance, 1. miles. It has Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches and Public school. It has a money order post- office and mails daily. Postmaster, James Wardle. Alvarez, Thomas, farmer. Alvarez, Manuel, jun., laborer. Anderson, John, farmer. Bears, John H., farmer. Bradley, Wm. Francis, farmer. Bristol, William, farmer.' Bristol, J remiah Gilbert, farmer. Corrigan, James, hotel. Emert, H., farmer. Emert, T.. farmer. Flood, William Lewis, J.P., builder.1 Goldsorough, George, road supt. Lawrence, John. McLeod, A., farmer. Rabb, A. E., rancher. Ryder Rolland, blacksmith. Ryder, S.. blacksmith's asst. Shelton, H. C. mmm GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Hcpe. Starrett, John Albert, rancher and carpenter. Starrett, William A., rancher and miner. Vernier, Elie, farmer. Wardle, James; J. P., general merchant and postmaster. Yates, James, laborer. Yates, William, rancher. Yates, William, jun., logger. HOPE STATION, ( See Hope and Huntersville.) A .station on the C.P.R., 89 miles east of Vancouver, situated on the north side of the Fraser river, opposite the town of Hope, distance, li miles; in the Yale district; has telegraph office. Mails daily. Salmon run up the Fraser river in abundance in July, August and September.. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. F. J. Boulter, agent. HORNBY ISLAND, a settlement 15 miles from Union Bay, Nanaimo dis. 45 miles. Postmaster, Wm. Ford. Bennett, Edward, farmer. Bennett, James Hall, farmer. Ford, George, farmer. Ford, John, farmer. Ford, Thomas Edgar, farmer. Ford, William, farmer and postmaster. . Grant, Walter Thornton B., farmer. Heatherbell, George, farmer. Howe, John, farmer. Johnson, Edward, farmer. Kummert, J., miine'r and farmer. McKinnon, Miss, school teacher. Roberts, S., farmer. Scott, Alfonso. Scott, John, farmer. Scott Robert Edward, farmer. Scott, W., farmer. Seawright, James, farmer. Skinner, John. Sutton, F., farmer. Sutton, George, farmer. Sutton, Wm., farmer. . Williams, Thomas, farmer. HORSEFLY, ' (See also Harper's Camp.) A mining camp on the Cariboo road. Railway station. Ashcroft. Distance 149 miles. Telegraph 150 Mile House, distance 40 miles. Postmaster—W. H. G. Thompson. Campbell, John, miner. Hall,' W. P., miner. Horsefly Hydraulic Mining Co., Ld., office, Vancouver, James B. Hobson, supt. Lapier, Jos., miner. Snyder, F. W., miner. Stevens, Joseph, miner. Stresky, Joseph, miner. Thompson, W. H. G., postmaster. Walters, H. L., hotel, store, etc. HORSE THIEF CREEK, (Post Office Sinclair.) a landing on Upper Columbia river 80 miles south of Golden. Forster, H. E., rancher. Hume, A., farm manager. HORSE CREEK. on the Upper Columbia River south of Golden. Ross, Charles, farmer. Pelligrino, Antonio, farmer. Gressak, Mike, farmer. HOSMER. A station on Crow's Nest Pass Ry., 154 miles from Kootefiay Landing. HOT SPRINGS, (See Halcyon Hot Springs.) HOWE SOUND, Also known as Gibson's Landing. (See also Anvil Island and Bowen Island.) A postoffice in New Westminster district. Distance from Vancouver 22 miles. Telegraph Vancouver. Postmaster, G. W. Gibson, sr. HOWSER LAKE, About 15 miles north of head of Kootenay Lake. HULLCAR, (See also Enderby.) A post settlement on the Salmon River Valley, Spallucheen Municipality, 7 miles from Armstrong and 7 miles from Enderby. Poplation about 100. ^/fjBjpt"' '•""".''■sgOlliS-C-lBl " '!." *" rss=r 260 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hullcar. IUecillewaet. Postmaster, David Orane. Acheson, W. J., school teacher. Cran, J. E., farmer. Crane, Charles, racher. Crane, David, rancher and postmaster. Davidson, Robert, farmer. Hayhurst, Arthur, farmer. Hill, Henry, farmer. Holbty, Sydney, farmer. Lynn, George, farmer. Morand, Frank, farmer. Morgan, Herbert, farmer. McKendry, Wm., farmer. McTavish, John Garrett, farmer. Mathe son, Donald, rancher. Mitchell, George, farmer. Parkinson. George, rancher. Patterson, Thomas, farmer. Steele, James T., rancher. Btelle, Thomas W., farmer. Stelle, Wm. B., farmer. Stroulger, Arthur Draper, farmer. White, Daniel J., farmer. Wyatt, George, farmer. Yelton, Thomas, farmer. . HUMPHREY CHANNEI, A logging camp 30 miles Northeast of Lund, steamer weekly from Vancouver. Victoria Lumber and Mfg. Co., Ltd., logging camp. Higgins, H. F., foreman logger. HUNTERSVILLE, (Postoffice Hope.) A settlement in the Yale district. Hope dis. 5 miles. Bulger, Thomas, rancher. Orae, Walter A. E., farmer. Hunter, Henry, general store and ranch. HUNTINGDON, (See also Abbottsford and Upper Sumas.) At the international boundary lia1', at the junction of the Canadian Pacific, the Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern, and the Bellingham Bay & British Columbia Railways. Ten miles from Mission Junction, has i telegraph office. Postmaster—Alex. Mackay Roy. Baxter. Archie, sec. foreman C.P.R. Blair, Alfred, school, teacher. Blair, J. Alfred, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Henry, Ernest Leslie, agent. Chapman, C, foreman planing mills. Fadden, Eugene, farmer. Fadden, Jasper J., farmer. Fadden, William Henry, farmer. Cox, George, farmer. Huntingdom, Lumber Co., Ltd., C. Town pres. Jones, William F., farmer. Kingston, J., mgr. H. Lumber Co. Kinnond, L., barber. Leslie, Henry Ernest, agent C. P." Ry. Livingston, J., builder and contractor. McGillivray, Duncan, farmer. McKay, A., prop. American Hotel. MeKenzie, D. J., farmer. McLean, James, farmer. McMartin, James, sub-collector of H. M. C. McMartin, John A., farmer. Moran, Thomas, farmer. Morrissy, E. A., butcher. Moulton, Charles, hotel. Parker, George, farmer. Parker, Robert, farmer. Port, —., physician. Porter, William, farmer. Schofield, James H. Sturdevant, David Edward, farmer and prop. Huntingdon Hotel. Trusswell, Estella E., general merchant. Trusswell, Miss M. A., school teacher. Trusswell, Thomas F., notary public. Wharnock, F., farmer. York, Thomas Fraser, farmer. 1LLECILLEWAET, A mining town of the main line of the CP.R., 407 miles from Vancouver; in the west) Kootenay district Has money order postoffice, telegraph and express offices. Mails daily. Several rich claims are b-ir-g developed. There is a Mission church here. Mining is the chief and only industry. Postmaster—A. L. Stewart. Anderson, Gus, prospector. Anderson, Swan, Windsor Hotel. Armstrong, R.. Ry. agent. Ranfi^l% J., miner. Blackberg, A., blacksmith. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. R. Armstrong, agent. Chambers. Arthur, miner. Clement. M;ss M.. school teacher. Daubh, John, Watchman C.P.R- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY IUecillewaet, Doubt, John, watchman C.P.R. Erdckson, Andrew, prospector. Briekson, Peter, prospector. Fish River Copper & Silver M. Co. Feet, Frank, miner. Garrie, Joseph, section man. Gilmour, James, lineman. Graham, James, mine-owner. Gree:i. B , Bine Bell mine. Green, Wm., watchman C.P.R. James, Thomas W., prospector. Kennedy, J. P., mine owner. Lappan, W. J., Merchants' Hotel. Leetwa. John, section man. Lind, Gus, miner. Marshall. Thomas, mine owner. Morris, C. D., trader. Mullroony, Dennis, section foreman. McGregor, Alex., bridge foreman. Newell, John, prospector and blacksmith Palka, Joseph, section man. Peterson, Peter H., laborer. Richardson, John C, butcher. Richardson. .Thos.. Mnple Leaf hotel. Samson, Samuel, miner. Sandberg, Ole. prospector. Scott, Walter, J.P., mining recorder and mine owner. Stenstrom, Andrew, prospector. Stewart. A. L.. merchant. Tector, John, watchman C.P.R. Walsey, Thomas, prospector. Westead, Robert, miner. Woolsey, D., mine owner. INVERNESS, A fishing and trading station on the northwes* coast, in Cassiar district. Victoria, dis. 550 miles. Has Methodist church and Indian school during summer by Church Missionary Society. The Inverness cannery is the only industry; it employs from 150 to 200 people during the fishing season, which lasts about 2 months. We have about 200 Indians here during the fishing season, but after work is over there, and no Indians who reside here, only those that are working. Inverness is an important camping place, as it can be reached at all season of the year. Telegraph, Victoria, three miles from mouth of Skeena River. Hawkins, Thos., general store. Inverness Canning Co., salmon. Turner, Beeton & Co., props, and agts. Clifford, Chas. W. D., general store. Skillen, Wm. B., cannery manager. Lee, T., bathroom-man. Patterson, —., clerk. BILL' POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention IRVINES LANDING, Also known as Pender Harbor. (See also Nelson Island.) A post settlement on Malaspina Strait, 12 miles north of Welcome Pass near the eastern entrance to Jarvis Inlet. West, John, general store; rancher and postmaster. Whittaker, Herbert, general store, also Sechelt. IRVING, A salmon fishing station on .h'. south bank of the Skeena river, 3 miles from its mouth. It is the . first cannery up from the sea. Claxton dis. 5 miles. Davidson, Hugh, manager of cannery. Inerik, Frank, foreman cannery. Niekli, B. J., storekeeper. Standard Packing Co., Ltd. R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents. ISABELLA POINT. (Post Office Fulford Harhour.) Peaterson, William, fisherman. Tahoney, Joseph, laborer. Lumley, William, fisherman. Hamilton, William, farmer. JACKSON BAY, A logging camp on Sunderland Channel, Comox district. 160 miles from Vancouver. Milton, A., logger. __■ See Irvine's Landing and Pender Harbor. A settlement on Nicomen Slough, in the New Westminster district. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offices Mission, dis. 5 miUjS New Westminster, 40 miles; also reached by Fraser River steamer to Presley's Landing. There is a pub- lie schooi in which mission services are held. A fishery is located 3 inileg down the river. The land here is very rich, and produces heavy cro|8 of hay, grain, vegetables, and splendid fruit, comprising, apples, peaches, plumbs, prunes, cherries, grapes, currants. Strawberries and tomato _s. JOSEPH'S PRAIRIE, (Now Cranbrook.) WHEN YOU ORDER SEE THAT THE ORDER READS ttiterson* British Columbia etteerfand Directory. CITY OF (See also Morrisville, Campbell Creek, Anderson Creek, Louis Creek and North Thompson river.) A town on the main line of the C.P. R., 230 miles east of Vancouver, called the "Inland Capital." The name Kamloops is aboriginal, meaning, meeting of the waters, the town being situated at he confluence of the North and South Thompson rivers— the main tributaries of the Fraser —two magnificent streams, one of which (the North Branch) is navigable for 80 miles above the town, while the other is navigable for >twim that distance. Its situation is beautiful, healthful, and its climate delightful. In no place in Canada is there longer summer, and consequently a shorter winter—that can be called winter. Though its winters are short and sharp they are bright, and would not be dispensed with if such a thing were possible. H.is money order postoffice and savings bank, express telegraph and telephone offices, Bank of B. O, two. weekly newspapers. Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches and public school, daily attendance about 200. court house and jail; steam saw mill, capacity 16.000 ft. per day. A good system of water' works supplies the town for fire and domestic purposes. The • incandescent electric light Is used for street and private lighting. K.M.A.A. Hall, seats 750. Steamer rim occasionally to Enderby and Savona. Tbe Dominion Industrial school, is near here. Tt is the headquarters for the ranchers in Nicola, tho Thompson and the Okanagan vpfievs; P+age weekly to Snence's Bridge, dis. 110 miles, through Nicola Valley, connecting at Nicola Lake with stage for Granite Creek and Princeton. Stage to Louis Creek, 47 miles and to Coal Hill tri-weekly. Postmaster—William Thomas Slavin. Mayor—David Huntley Campbell. City Clerk, J. J. Carment. Chief Fire Dept., W. Murray. Chief of Police, Fred A. Kelly. City Electrician, Fred J. Marshall. Aldermen—D. C. McLaren, James Mcintosh, N. J. Hopkins, Geo. Munro, Wm. H. Brown and Jas. R. Michell. BOARD OF TRADE— President—J. M. Harper. Vice-Pres.—N. J. Hopkins. Consul—W. H. Pegram, M.P. Gordon F. J. Fulton, J. R. Hull, Jas. Vair, J. R. Mi Chell, .C. H. Strutt, John Beaton, W. H. Whittaker, James Gill, C. W. Sare and Dr. M. S. Wade. Adye, Frederick Robt., clerk ^ Allan, John loc. engineer C.P.R. Allan, R., fireman C. P. R. Allingham, Frank, miner. Anderson, Lee, brakeman C.P.R. Anketill, John, painter. Armstrong, Chester, freight conductor. Armstrong, Frank, drug clerk Geo. T. Mallery. Armstrong, Geo. W., compositor Sentinel. Arnell, John C. fitter C.P.R. shops. Ashby, H. G., supt. Pothook mine. Austin, Charles Lester, tankman C. P. R.. h Abbott St. Austin (Charles Ross) and McKay (Robert Millan), builders and contractors. Baines, E., bookkeeper: Bailey Bros. Co., Ltd., stationers and fancy goods, A. F. Lauder, mgr., Victoria St. Baker, Richard T., timekeeper C.P.R, 264 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA KAMLOOPS. _ ANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, ' O "W. H. PEGRAM, Manager. VICTORIA ST. ARNHART, PETER ASHTON, *•* PROP. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Batchelor, Owen Salisbury, mining engineer, res. Victoria City. Baynton Bros., messenger service. Baynes, Ernest R. B., shoemaker. Baynton, Richard, Baynton, Emma, widow John. Baynton, Wm., Beaton, James A., clerk John Beaton. Beaton, John, general store. Beattie, Emily, teacher public school. Beattie, John, messenger Bank of B.C. Beattie, Martin, assessor and coM-eoto., and mining recorder, Kamloops District. Beattie, Miss, private school. Beer, George, bartender Grand Pacific. Belleau, George, grocery Victoria JSt. Beileau, Miss Alice, dress-making, Bennet, John Samuel, insurance agent, accountant and mining broker. Victoria St. Biggar .Richard T., timekeeper C.P.R. shops. Billings, John Gordon, Blair, Clifford, drive \ Blair, James, drayman, Abbott St. Blair, Louis T bookkeeper, Bloomer, Thos., loc. engineer C.P.R., also Nelson. Booth & Warlow, painters, etc. Bordman, Chas., C.P.R. Borthwick, George Archibald, mgr. Inland Cigar Mfg. Co., Ltd., Victoria St. Bourne, Charles, brakeman C.P.R. Bowman, Alfred, engineer Shauswap Milling Co., Ltd. Boyd, Wm., brakeman C.P.R. B. C. Inland Board of Trade, E. T. W. Pearse, sec.- treas. Bradwin, Fred, clerk. Brookfield, Theodore, fitter C.P.R. Brown, Alex. G., guard Prov. jail. Brown, George Duncan, barber shop. Brown, James, barber shop. Brown, W. H., restaurant. Brownlee, Wm. A., plasterer. Bunbury, Walter Brook, ferryman, and Veterinary Surgeon. Bruce, Alfred, brakeman C.P.R. Bruder, George, brewer Imperial Brew'y Bunbury, Charles John, teamster. Bunt, Robert, loc. engineer C.P.R. Burger, Mortimer Eldridge, gunsmith. Bums, Bud, driver for Hull & Co. j Burns, Fredk. Edwin, clerk J. Beaton. Burton, George, loc. engineer C.P.R. Burton, Sidney Charles, bookkeeper Fulton & Ward. Buse, Geo., bartender Cosmopolitan. Byrne, Jamese C, fireman City Power House. Callan, Joseph, loc. engineer C.P.R. Cameron, Miss, Bertha, seamstress. Cameron ((Roderick) & Milton (John) draymen, fuel and feed dealers. Campbell, Daniel, bus driver Dominion Hotel. Campbell, D. H., contractor and builder. Mayor of Kamloops. Campbell, Harry W., clerk John Beaton. Campbell, John W., cigarmaker I.CM. Co. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH A. J. Venn, city agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Walter 0. Miller, J agent. Caniff, Herbert, car inspector C.P.R. , Carment. John James, real estate an_ mining broker, com'sn & ins. agt., City Clerk, Victoria st. Caspar, William, cigarmaker I.CM.Co. Chambers, Edward V., printer, Sentinel. Charles. Wm. Baraie, clerk land registry offiee. Christian, Chas., saddler, McLaren. Christian, Thomas, brakeman C.P.R. Church of England, Rev. E. P. Flewelv ling, rector. Clapperton, George A., rancher. H.B. Co.'s farm. Clark, Alfred, bartender Dominion. Clarke, Walter William, business manager Standard. Clinton, Mrs. Fiennes, nurse, res. Veronica. Clubb, Miss Nellie, milliner John Beaton. Coftl Hill Gold, Silver and CpppeH Mining Co., Ltd,, H. O. Kaslo. Went? worth F. Wood, local agent. Colonial Hotel, Joseph A. Lavery. Columbia River Lumber Co., Ltd., lumber yard, John G. Billings, mgr. Oo stley. Thomas, livery stable. Lansdowne, opp. Victoria. Copithorne. Frank, brakeman, C.P.R. . Coughlin. Thomas, loc. engineer C.PR- Counter, Ernest, bottler Imperial brew'y County Court Geo. C. Tunstall. registrar. Conley, Owen, carpenter. Corning, Edward, of Dupont & Corning. C OSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, PETER A. BARNHART, Prop. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF KAMLOOPS. Crawford, Hector, loc. engineer. Crawford, Matthew J., loc. engineer C.P.R. Grown Timber office, D. J. McDonald, asst. agent. Onnningham, R. S., engineer, government building. Currie, A. B., pass, brakeman C.P.R. Currie, Henry, teamster. Customs House, sub-port of Westminster, Thos. Howell, sub-collector. Davis, Archibald; loc. engineer C.P.R. Davis, Charles, cigarmaker I. C. M'. Co. Davis, Frank, cigarmaker app. I. C. M. Co. Davis, H., painter. EANE, FRANCIS JOHN, M.P.P. Mgr. INLAND SENTINEL CO., LD. Dobson, William, bartender Cosmopolitan hotel. Dominion Building & Loan Association, Wm. H. Whittaker, solicitor. Dominion Building & Loan Assn., Chas. S. Stevens, agt.. Victoria St. -T\ OMINION HOTEL, CHARLES JOHN ROBINSON, PROP Dominion Lands Office, E. A. Nash, agt. Dominion Meterological Observer, W. T. Slavin. Donald, Wm. B., loc. fireman C.P.R. Doran, Larry, ft. conductor C.P.R. Dorenbecker, George, cigarmaker I.C. M. Co. Douglas, Andrew, section foreman C.P.R Duffy, aPtrick, stableman, Cosmopolitan Hotel. Dundas, E., boiler maker C. P. R. Dupont, Alex. P., guard Prov. jail. p|UPONT A CORNING, (Eustace Dupont and Edward Corning.) PROPS. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Dyson, Fred, night yardmaster C.P.R. Edgar, —., physician. Edwards, Benjamin Thomas. Edwards, John T., J.P. Elliot, Samuel, ft. conductor C.P.R i Elson, Wm. H., pass, conductor C.P.R. j Emerson, David, blacksmith for Harmon Bros. Emhree, A. Stewart, night-checker C. P. Ry. Equitable Building & Loan Asso., Wm. H. Whittaker, solicitor. Evans, Wm. H., loc. engineer C.P.R. %j?\J Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, 3,0. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. r_L 109. M-ti Fleetwood, Herbert C.P.R. Fenton, Alfred N., bartender Colonial Hotel. Ferguson, Adam. Fierheller, Ralph, loc. fireman C.P.R. Fierheller, R. D., fireman C.P.R. Flewelling, Rev. E. P., Anglican. Foley, James, ft. conductor C.P.R. Ford, Wm. Henry, free miner. Foreman, David, brakeman C.P.R. Forster. John journeyman tailor. Forster, Geo., laborer C.P.R. Foster, James, loc. engineer C.P.R. Franklin, Wm. T., brakeman C.P.R. Fulton, Frederick John, of Fulton Ward. ILTON A WARD, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. VICTORIA ST. Gaudreau, —., gardener Indian Industrial School. Gibson, Peter, brakeman C.P.R. Gladius, Theodore, general store. Glen, Iron Mine Co., Ltd., E. A. Nash pres., Fred J. Fulton, sec. and mgr. Godfrey, Cecil T., nurse Prov. Home. Gordon, Joseph Lynn, upholsterer. Gordon, Marshall Pollock, furniture, Victoria st., Government Agent and Gold Commr., Geo. Christie Tunstall. Grahame, James Ogden, mgr. Hudson's Bay Co.'s general store. r>HAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ^ DUPONT A CORNING, PROPS., OPPOSITE C. P. R. DEPOT. Granite Creek Mining Co., Ltd. (fgn.) Fred J. Fulton, ttorney. 266 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA KAMLOOPS. Grant, William, carpenter. Graves, Albert, loc. engineer C.P.R. Greyell, James, car repairer C.P.R. Griffin, Fred'k, cow-boy. Grindrod, Edward H., line inspector C.P.R. Telegraph. Guerin, James F., rancher Guest, Thomas David, clerk Hopkins & McLean. Halton, Mrs. Agnes, dressmaker. Hamilton Powder Co., Wentworth Wood agent. Hargraves, Wm., blacksmith and bicycle dealer. Harkley, Robert H., plumber for Shot- ton & M Harling, Mrs. Marguerite, Crystal Restaurant. Harmon Bros., blacksmiths and carriage makers, Main. Harper, James Milne, of McArthur !fc Hat per. Harmon, Frank, of Harmon Bros. Harmon, Scott, of Harmon Bros. Harris, John F., freight checker C.P.R. Harris, Thos. F., conductor C.P.R. Herchmer, John freight conductor. Herod, Peter, prop. Kamloops House. Holland Bros. (John Joseph and Michael Mark), grocers, Victoria. Hopkins & McLean, general store, Main. Hopkins, Neville John, Hopkins & McLean. Horn, William, cigarmaker I.CM. Co. Hornhy, Thomas, livery stable, fuel and feed dealer. Hosker, Edward J., loc. engineer C.P.R. Howe, Mary, typewriter Fulton fe Ward. Howell, Thomas, sub-collector, H.M.C. & depty. coll. Inland revenue. Hoyland, Robert, pass, brakeman C.P.R. Hughes, Miss Mary, milliner. HUDSON'S BAY CO., J. OGDEN GRAHAME, Mgr. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Hughes, Thos., brakeman C.P.R. Hull, John Roper, of J. R. Hull & Co. Hume. William, turner C.P.R. Humphrey, C, rancher. Humphrey, Fred Langford, rancher. IjULL. J. R. A CO., PURVEYORS OF MEAT AND CATTLE RANCHERS. Hunt, Wm. Henry, jr., baker for Barber. Hunter, J., wiper C. P. R. Hutchison, J. W., guard Prov. Jail. Imperial Brewing Co., Ltd., brewers. and soda water factory, James Mcintosh, pres.; F. J. Fulton, sec'y; Ernest T. W. Pearse, mgr. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., J. J. Carment. I agent. Indian Agent, Archibald Irwin. Indian Industrial School, Rev. Father Carion, principal. Inland Cigar Manufacturing Co., Ltd.. manufacturers, Geo. A. Borthwick, mgr., Inland Mining and Dev. Syndicate, Wentworth F. Wood, mgr. Inland Revenue, Thos. Howell, deputy collector. | NLAND SENTINEL PRINTING ANT ! PUBLISHING CO., LTD., SENTINEL (Issue semi-weel-ly), FRANCIS J. DEANE, Mgn.-Dir. Insurance Co., of North America, J. J, Carment, agent. Irwin, Archibald, Indian agent. Jackson, J., boiler maker O. P. R. I Jamieson, David, foreman Inland Sen tinel. Jesse, George Henry, accountant H. B Co. Johnson, Alfred Thomas, printer Sentinel. Johnston & Gill (James) contractors brick-yard and building material. Johnson, Victor, cowboy, Colonial Htl Johnson, Wm., bakery and confectioner. Jones. E. Hughes, Joussaye, Miss Marie, Central boarding house. Kamloops District Liberal Associate W. H. Whittaker, pres.; John D. Swanson, sec'v. Kamloops Club. John J. Carment, hon. sec, Frank P. Geddings steward. AMLOOPS DRUG CO., LTD., w. e. McCartney, PRESIDENT AND MANAGEB Kamloops House, Peter Hewd, prop. Kamloops Mining Gazette, pub. by W W. Clark and F. E. Young. Kamloops Musical and Athletic Association Hall, seats 600. Thos. ty Leeming secretary. AMLOOPS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD., PUBLISHERS STANDARD. C. WENTWORTH SAREL, EDlTOB. AND MANAGER. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 267 CITY OF KAMLOOPS. Kamloops Townsite, J. J. Carment, agu Kamloops Wawa, monthly. Rey. Father Le Jeune, publisher. Kelly, F. A., blacksmith, Pothook Mine. Kenny, F. J., physician. Kenward, Alfred, turner G.F..K. Kerf, William John, watchmaker. Kimberley Mining Co. p&t. King, Howard, day checker C.P.R. King, Louisa, wid. Joseph, dressmaking, Victoria. Kirkpatrick, John, emp. Str. Selkirk. . Knouff, James V. Ladner, John, loc. fireman C.P.R. Ladner, Rev. John G, Methodist. Lambert, Thomas W., physician. Land Registry office, Joe Macdonald, chief clerk. Lauder, Arthur Foster, mgr. Bailey. Bros., Ld. Lauder, Fredk. D., clerk Latremouille, Napoleon, prop. Montreal Hotel. ATREMOUILLE, JOHN B., PROP. QUEEN'S HOTEL. Lauder, Joseph D., J.P., farmer, ranch at Rockford. Lavery Joseph Alphonse Colonial Hotel, Victoria st. Law, Wilfrid Edgar, clerk Kamloops Drug Co. Lawrence, Gilbert, carpenter. Leasears, Joseph, cigarmaker I.CM. Co. Lee, Robert Henry, surveyor, civil engineer and architect, Victoria. Leeming, Thomas Hope, bookkeeper Inland Sentinel. Le Jeune, Rev. John Mary Raphael, O. M.I. Logan, Roderick, merchant tailor. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., J. j. Carment, agent. Macdonald, Joe, chief clerk land registry office. Macdonald, Simon D., printer Sentinel Macgregor, W. J., night master C.P.R. Depot. Jlil aelNTYRE, ALEX DUNTROON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Mackenzie, Don. C, merchant tailor. McAleese, James, loc. fireman C.P.R. cARTHUR A HARPER, (Alex. Samson McArthur and Jas. Miln Harper.) DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES, McArthur, Wm. A., brakeman C.P.R. McCabe, James, blacksmith and carriagemaker. McCIoughan, Robert, of Strutten & Mc- Cloughan. McColl, Robert, loc. fireman C.P.R. McColl, R.. wiper C. P. R. McCormack, John Myles, accountant E, E. Prior & Co., Ltd. cCARTNEY, WILLIAM ERNEST, MGR. KAMLOOPS DRUG CO., LTD MAIN. McDonald, Alex., passenger conductor C.P.R. McDonald, A. G., free miner. ( McDonald, D. J., asst. Dominion Lands offiee, and asst. Crown Timber agent- McDonald, Miss Ida, dressmake,r, John Beaton. McDonald, Wm. R., rancher at Napier Lake. McGee, John, brakeman C.P.R. McGill, Neil A., policeman. McGregor, Alexander, carpenter. Mcintosh, James, mgr. Shuswap -.-illiug Co., Ld. Mclntyre, Wm. James, McKaracher, John A., loc. engineer 0. P. R. McKay, James A., conductor CI .R. McKay, Robert, of Austin & McKay. McLaren, David Carson, harness and saddlery and bicycles. McLaren, James' Carson, convict guard, provincial jail. McLean, Alexander, boots and shoe* and men's furnishings. Victoria. McLean, Alex., (2nd) milk ranch. McLean, Alex. (3rd), grocery. McLean, Angus Edward, of Hopkins & McLean. McLean. Duncan Lorne, salesman, A. McLean. McLean, Hugh, jailer provincial jail. McLean Sopiah, wid. Donald. McLeod. day yardmaster C.P.R. McLeod, John, rancher. McLeod, John, bookkeeper, and mgr. J. R. Hull & Co. McLeod, Win., rancher and sheep dealer. McManhus, David, day operator C.P.R. McMillan, John Primrose, watchmaker. McPhee, Neil, poultry dealer. Madigan. John, pass, brakeman C.P.R. Mainland Pioneer and Benevolent Society, Joseph Ratchford, secretary. ALLERY, GEORGE THOMAS, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, MAIN STREET. 268 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF KAMLOOPS. Mara, John Andrew, pres. Shuswap Milling Co., Ld. Marboeuf Mrs. Louis, prop. Veronica House (boarding). Marshall, Fred J., agent Vernon and Nelson Tel. Co. and city electrician. Marshall (Thomas) & Todd (Archibald Harry), groceries and crockery. Masonic Hall, Victoria st. Mathews, Thomas, furniture, etc. Mead George M., of Shotton & Mead' Mecono, Domenico, fitter's helper C.P.R. Mellors, James, farmer, Hill farm. Metereological Observer, Wm. Thos. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. John C Ladner, pastor. Michel], John Ralph, mgr. E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd. Michels, Rev. Father A-, O.M.I., Roman Catholic. Middleton, G., loco, foreman C. P. R. Miles, Richard, fitter's helper C.P.R. Miles, Robert, blacksmith's helper C. P. R. Miller, David, car repairer C.P.R. Miller, Walter O.,. agent C.P.R. Mining Recorder—Martin Beattie. Montgomery, Alex. James, Sugar. Loaf - Confy, etc. Montreal Hotel, Napoleon Latremouille prop. Moore, John Nicola, butcher. Morris, Alfred Percival, deputy sheriff. Morris, Ernest, clerk Govt. Office. Morrison. John Hudson, mining operator Moore, Joseph C, rancher at Rockford. h. Lansdowne st. Murray, Daniel J., loc. fireman C.P.R. Murray, William, chief of fire dept. Murray, William, butcher for J. N. Moore. K| ASH, EDWARD AUGUSTUS, *y AGENT DOMINION LANDS. Nelson, Benj. W., clerk H. B. Co. Nelson, Gus, B. W.. clerk H. C Co. Newberry, Frank, butcher for Hull & Co. Newman, Adolph, cigarmaker I.CM. Co Noble. Florence, stenographer W. H. Whittaker. O'Brien, John, Pioneer saloon. O'Neill, Thomas, driver J. N. Moore. O'Neill, Mrs. J., tailoress. Outhett, Christopher of Redman and Outhett. Owens, Arthur, butcher for Hull & Co. Park, John, mining engineer, chairman Thompson Valley Power Co., Ltd. Parsons, Alfred, fitter's helper C.P.R. Parsons. Herbert, brakeman C.P.R. Patterson, A., brakeman C.P.R. Paferson, Thomas H., accountant Bank of British Columbia. Pearse, Ernest T. W., mgr. Imper«| Brewery and Insurance Agent. P-grain. Wm. -ienry, manager Baak of British Columbia, Victoria, res. over bank. Pemberton, Arthur Gore, sheriff county of Yale, res. P.O. Monte Creek. Per.e, A.. Penzer, Alfred, pass, conductor C.P.R, Peters, Henry, brakeman C.P.R. Peterson, John, farmer, Nicola Road. Phillips, Fred. H., line repairer GP.-IM Pilsworth, Wm. R., hydraulic engihilHJ Thompson Valley Power Co., Ltd. Pink, Fred C, printer, Standard. If! Pothook Mine, H. G. Ashby supt. Scottish Copper Mines Syndicate, of B.C. Ltd. Power. David, clerk Prior & Co., Ld. Power, Joseph, carpenter C.P.R. Power, J., conductor C.P.R. Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Clark Stewart. PRIOR- E. G. A CO., LTD., ■ HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, JOHN RALPH MICHELL, MGR. I VICTORIA ST. Pritchard, Stewart, bookkeeper Procter, Arthur Percival, physician and surgeon. Provincial- Home for Old Men, Provincial Building & Loan Asso., Wrn, H. Whittaker, solicitor. Provincial Jail, John R. O. Vic^ffl Warden. Public School, E. Stuart Wood, principal Python Mining Co., Wentworth F. Wood, mgr. Queen's Hotel, John B. Latremouille, prop. Quinn. Lawrence, boots and shoes. Victoria. Railway Men's Literary Society, John S. Scott, janitor, Victoria. Randall, Arthur, loc. engineer C.P.R Ratchford, Joseph, Raven, Annie, Mrs. Geo. P., confectionery. REDMAN A OUTHETT, (John Redman & Christopher Ont- hett), ASSAYERS and MINING ENGINEERS. Rheault, Louis, Colonial Hotel. Risteen, Geo. F., pass, conductor C.P.B- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 269 CITY OF KAMLOOPS. & Young (Fred'k commission, etc., Roadley, Thomas, saddler, auctioneer and commission agent. OBINSON, CHARLES JOHN, PROP. DOMINION HOTEL. Robinson, John Thomas, Commission Agent. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— Rev. A. Michels. Ross, Wm. E., freight conductor C.P.R. Royal Inland Hospital, E. H. Jones, sec'y.; A. P. Proctor, surgeon. Royal Ins. Co., J. J. Carment, agent. Rushton, Frank, rancher and gunsmith. - Victoria. Sarel (C. Wentworth) Elmer), insurance, Main st. Sarel, C. Wentworth, editor Kamloops Standard. Savage, Josiah, tailor. Saxton, Arthur, fitter-C.P.R. Scanlan, —., music teacher Indian Industrial School. Scott, Arthur J., barber. Scott, John S., janitor Railway Men's Literary Society, Victoria. Scott, Samuel, cellarman Imp. brewery. Scottish Copper Mines Syndicate of British Columbia, Ltd., Hugh G. Ashly, supt., Pothook Mine. Seely, Beatrice, clerk Post Office. Seely, William, farmer, h. Lome st. Shackleton, Thos. A., 2nd engineer City Power House. Shafer, James, brakeman C.P.R. Shotton (Horatio) & McClugan (Robt.), stoves, tinware and plumbing. Shotton. Horatio, of Shotton & M Simmons, IW. A., carpenter. Sheriff. Arthur Gore Pemberton, Shuswap.; A. F. Morris, deputy. res. QHUSWAP MILLING CO., LTD., ^ . SAW MILLS. JOHN ANDREW MARA, Pres. JAMES McINTOSH, Manager. Slavin, W^hani Thomas, postmaster, and Meterological Observer. Smith, Alice, operator Telephone Exchange. Smith, George, cook Prov. Home. Smith, John Fremont, farmer. Smith, Robert Elmer, res. Church st. Snee. Michael (on leave), M. W. Dept R. E. India. Knee, Wm., clerk Bailey Bros., Ltd. wt. Amour. Frank, sawyer Shuswap Milling Co., Ltd. Standard Life Insurance Co., J. J. Carment, agent. SHOW CARDS- POSTERS SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign I,etters ADVERTISING SPECIALTY. watches Stephenson, William Howard, jewellery, Main. Stevens, Charles Selden, accountant and insurance agent, Victoria. Stevens, A. H., harness and saddlery. Stevens, D. W., brakeman C.P.R. Stewart, Rev. John Clark, Presbyterian. Stewart, Allan Victor, cigarmaker I.C. M- Co. Stones, Harry, bartender Grand Pacific. Strevens, George, conductor C.P.R. Stringer, Frank, brakeman C.P.R. Strut!, C H., clerk H'. B. Co. Sun Life Insurance Co., J. J. Carment, agent. Supreme Court, Geo. Christie Tunstall registrar, sheriff, Arthur Gore Pemberton Swanson, John Donald, barrister and solicitor. Sweeney, Thos., loc. engineer C.P.R.; also Trail. Taylor, A. G., contractor and builder. Terra nt, Walter, bookkeeper Shuswap Milling Co., Ltd. Thomas, E., photographer. Thompson, Alister, contractor and builder. Thompson, Alister, prop. Sugar Loaf Bakery. Thompson Valley Power Co., Ltd. John Park, chairman; A. D. Macin- tyre, sec'y-treas; Wm. R. Pilsworth, hydraulic engineer. Thost, Edward, cigarmaker I.CM. Co. Todd. Archibald Harry, of Marshall & Tood. Towgood, S. J., driver Imperial Brewery T UNSTALL, GEORGE CHRISTIE, GOV'T AGENT AND GOLD COMMISSIONER. REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME AND COUNTY COURTS. *SL( A city incorported in 1893, on the Upper Kootenay Lake, at the mouth of the Kaslo river. The terminus and headquarters of the Kaslo & Slocan Ry., which was opened in 1890 and extends to the head of the Slocan mining district, Sandon dis. 28 a daily trip from Nelson, and once a miles and Cody dis. 30 miles. It is also the headquarters of the Koote- and Railway and Navigation Co. who despatch two steamers a day to Nelson, 45 miles, and twice a week to Bonner's Ferry, 110 miles. The C P. R. Co.'s steamer Kokanee makes week to Lardo at the head of Kootenay Lake. It is one of the important distributing points for the minin oamps of the Slocan district and Kootenay Lake points. Has money order postoffice, savings bank and telegraph office. Kaslo is considered a fine townsite. It is situated on a couple of sloping benches overlooking the lake. The assessed value of property for 1898 is $618,520. The city owne a $30,000 system of waterworks, consisting of 3 miles of main from the head works up the Kaslo river, 2 miles of which is 12 inch wood pipe, having a capacity of one and a- half millions of gallons per 24 hours, and a reservoir with a capacity of 850,000 gallons, located on the hill back of the city. There are four churches, Church of England, Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic. Industrial enterprises comprise laTge saw and planing mills, a brewery of 25 barrels per day capacity and soda water works. The Kootenay Electric Light & Power Company furnish incandescent light to the majority of buildings and also light the business streets. Kaslo has a fine athletic ground*, with grandstand accommodation for four hundred people. The Kootenian, the leading paper of the district, was originally established as the Kaslo Claim in 1894, and changed to its present name in 1S96. Kaslo is an important ore shipping point. In 1893-4-5 the ore was brought from the Slocan by pack trains, and in 1896, on the completion of the K. & S. railway, these have shown a steady increase and now are large volume. The sampler operated by the Kootenay Ore Oo. has a capacity of 150 tons per day, and handles a large per centage of the ore shipped from this point. Has two chartered hanks ,mcney order post Office, telegraph and express offices. Distributing point for South Fork of Kaslo Creek and the Lardo-Dun- can country. Population about 2,500. Postmaster, S. H. Green. Mayor—Gilbert Hartin, M.D. City Clerk, Elon Ezra Chipman. Police Magistrate—Augustus Carney. City Engineer, Chas. Trumbell. Assessor—D. C. McGregor. Water Commissioner—David P. Kane. Auditor. Chas. D. MeKenzie. Chief of Police, Marshall V. Adams. Chief Fire Department, Hugh Fletcher. Aldermen—John D. Moore, Geo. T. Kane, E. D. Twiss. Samuel Fawcett, Angus Cowan and W. B. Papworth. KASLO BOARD OF TRADE- Pres.—Geo. O. Buchanan. Vice-Pres.—G. B. Gerrard. Sec'y-Treas.—O. A. Sutherland. Council—O. T. Stone, R. F. Green, M.P.P.. Robt. Irving, W. P. Whel- lams, Geo. T. Kane, Geo. White- sides, A. McCallum, J. W. Cockle, H. Geigerich, C F. Caldwell, G. E. Martin, A. W. Goodenough.. 272 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF KASLO. Adams Bros (Theadore F. & Augustus F.) Adams House, A. ave, cor 4th. Adams, Marshall Victor, chief of police. Adams Wm. Hastie broker , A ave. Adams,- W. J., master mechanic K. & S. Ry. Aeversolt, Fritz, Columbia Hotel, Front. Ajax mine, near Cody, E. .J Matthews, mgr. Alberta.& B. C Exp. Co., Ld., George Alexander, gen. mgr. ALEXANDER, GEORGE, Pres. Kootenay Ore Co., i_d., of . Kaslo, pres. Jackson Mines, Ltd., mgr. Whitewater Mines, Ltd., etc. "Alberta," str., Int. N. & T. Co., McPhee Howatt, master; A. P. McDonald purser. Allan, John, of S. J. Rewter & Co. Allen, W. Russell, auditor K. Ry. & Nav. Co. Anderson, James, accountant George Alexander. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. —. Beer. Antoine Mine, George Alexander owner, M. R. W. Rathborne, supt. Archer, Frederick Ebenezer.res D ave. tinner H. Byers & Co. Augustine. Otto, Silver King Hotel, Front near Fifth. Austin, Edmund H., teller Bank of British North America. Baldwin Saloon, Goodenough & Walmsley, props., 4th, cor A. ave. ,__- ANK OF ^ BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, GEORGE BENTLEY GERRARD, MGR. FRONT, COR. FIFTH. Behrman, Chas., prop. Revere House. , Bell, James E., Kaslo Dairy. Bell. Miss Clara Mary, milliner. Front Benzie, Samuel, sawyer. Birkbeck Investment, Security &' Savings Co., of Toronto, Bishop, Alder, ticket agent, C P. R., Front 'neai Third, res. B ave. Blackman, Miss' Ethel, clerk. P. O. Blue Point M. & M. Co., Ld., Capt. D C. McMorris, Pres., B. N. A. Mines. Ltd., R. F. Green. Pr** . 0. D. MeKenzie, Sec, Timothy E. Cron- in, supt. Boetcher, Gus., conductor, K. & S. Ry Borradaile, A. L. T., clerk Bank of B. N. A. Braden Bros., of Helena, N. W. agents Omaha Grant Smelting Co., of Omaha; E. J. Mathews, representative, Bradford, Frank, Queen Restaurant. -: Brae, Ernest A., stenographer, George Alexander. Briggs Bros (Joshua and Benjamin and Robinson P.), mine owner, res on Hi|5 Briggs, Phillips, Mining Co. (fgn.), Robinson P. Briggs, reg. agent. Briggs, Robinson P., of Briggs Bros,, res. Spokane, Wash. Brown, Arthur Henry, boots and shoes, J-.ROWSE, ARTHUR R., FG.S., Etc., ^ Mgr. THE SMELTING CORPORATION, LTD. ' BUCHANAN, GEORGE OWEN, Kootenay Lake saw and planing mills, res. Mill st. Bucnanau, James Ketchum, contractor and builder. Bucke, Maurice Andrew, of Trethewey & Bucke. Bucke, Horace W., barrister, etc., Burdick, Arthur Charlton, of Burdick & King. Burdick & King (Frederick Ernest)^ boots and clothing, Front. Burns, Alex. Robert, publisher Prospector, Front. Burns, P. & C, butchers, Orrin S. Mullin, manager. Byers, Murray, salesman H. Byers. I BYERS, H. A CO., (Hamilton Byers and John Vallance, John McCullough, jr. (special). GENERAL HARDWARE, MINING SUPPLIES, PLUMBING, ET FRONT COR. 4tli. branches at Nelson and Sandon. - Byers, Hamilton, of H. Byers & Co., res. Nelson, B.C. CALDWELL, CHARLES FRANKLIN, mining operator, St. Pancras Hotel. Caledonia Hotel, Swan A. Peterson. I Cameron, J. M., conductor, K. & S. By Cameron, Maud, stenographer Whealler. & Martin res. B. ave. Campbell, Angus, master tug Hercules. Campbell, John, master str. Red Star. Canadian Fire Ins. Co., W. J. Twiss, i agent, Front. Canadian Mutual Loan & Inv. Co.. o Toronto, W. J. Twiss, agent, Front, cor 3rd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF KASLO. CANADIAN PACIFIC BAILWAY CO. A. Bishop, freight and ticket agent, CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEfiKAPl Wm. S. Jamieson, manager. Carbonate S. M. Co., Ld., head office, Kaslo, Chas. _!\ Caldwell, gen. mgr. Carlyle, James D., sec'y Lodstar Gold M. & Dev. Co., res. Front, near 5th. Carlson, Gustaf, contractor, res 8th st. Carmichael, D. A., bookkeeper Kaslo Transfer Co. Carney, Augustus, police magistrate, res. Washington, cor. Water. Carney, Hiram, mgr. Cliffe & Co. Carney, George, clerk, Carscaden, John, driver Case, Ella, res. The Langham, Central Hotel, S. J. Reuter & Co. Charleston Mining Co., Ltd., John E. Mitchell, mgr. Whitiwater, office Fourth, cor. Front. Chipman, Elon Ezra, city clerk office, city hall. Cliffe & Co., stationery; also Sandon, Hiram Carney, mgr. Club Saloon, Archie Fletcher. C OCKLE A PAPWORTH, (Joseph Wm. Cockle & Wm. Vidler Papi worth). THE KASLO HOTEL," FRONT STREET NEAR FIFTH. Cockle, Reginald A., clerk, Kaslo Hotel. Cody, Arthur, clerk, Cole Hill, G. S. & C M. Co., O. Stone, secy. Columbia Hotel, Fritz Aeversolt. Columbia Mining Co., (fgn.) (P. Larson), office 5th, near Front. Connolly, David, plumber M.B. Co. Conruyt, Frank, vice-pres. Lodestar G. M. and Dev. Co., res. on Hill. Copeland, Chas., cabinetmaker, bds Victoria Hotel. Copeland, George F. supt, Kaslo ' and Slocan Railway. Copeland, S. B.. engineer K. & S. Ry. County Court—John Keen, registrar. f\ UMMINGS, EDWIN, PROP. HOTEL SLOCAN, WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS. AVENUE A. Ousack, T., prospector. Customs honse, port of Kaslo, John F. Mcintosh, collector. Davis, Jay P., bds. Revere House. jjavis, W. L., grocer, B. ave. Davis, Jessie O, wid. Chas., prop. St. Panceas Hotel. Dedolph, Ed., assayer and supt. Kootenay Ore Co. Dennis, Oliver George, Desmond (Owen) & Murchison (Neil), props. Auditorium Saloon, A. Ave. Desmond, Owen, of Desmond & Murchison, A ave., and 4th. Devereux, Frank Algernon, surveyor & C. E., Front. Devlin, Thos. E., miner, Ottawa Hotel. Dickson, Chas., mgr. for H. Geigerich. Dickson, W. P., consulting electrical engineer, Front. Dill, James Albert, stoves, tinware and plumbing, Front. Dominion Express Co., Wm. S. Jamieson, agent. Dominion Gold &Silver Mines Dev. Co. Ltd., head office, Toronto (Ontario), R. F. Green, director. Drennan, C. B., loco engineer K. & S. Drewry and Twigg, Dom and Prov. Land surveyors, Front,' Drewry, W. S., P. L. S., 3rd near Front. Dunnington, Miss Lizzie, dressmaking, Front, near Fifth.- Eaton, Garrett J., foreman factory K. L. Saw Mill. Echo M. & M. Co., Ltd., head office Elkhorn Mining Co., Ltd., (foreign), head office Spokane, Chas. F. Caldwell, vice-pres., W. R. Winstead, genl.- supt. and registrar agent Whitewater. Elliott, Robt. furniture, English. Wm., road contractor and freighter, res. A ave. Esch. Adam H., accountant, Geo. Alexander. Evans, Theodore, Gem Restaurant, 4th Ewin, Robert, builder and contractor. 274 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF KASLO. Excelsior Changes d'Or Mining Co., Ltd., J. J. Fleutot, attorney and mgr.; G. Lambere, secretary. Fairbairn, J. M. R., Prov. Land surveyor, rms. Langham. Fawcett, Samuel, foreman K. L. sawmill. Field, E. J., mining superintendent. Fire Department, Hugh Fletcher, Chief, Fitch, John, planerman, K. L. Saw Mill. -' letcher, Archer, Club saloon, Front. , res B ave. Fletcher, Chas. H., night electrician, Electric Co. Fletcher, Hugh, bartender, Cluh saloon. Fleutot, J. J., attorney and mgr. Excelsior Changes d'Or Mining Co. Florence Mining & Development Co. Ltd., head office; Major S. B. Steele, Pres., Foran, Robert, saloon, Front st. Forrestors, Independent Order, meet Livingston Hall. Fraser, Alex., mate S.S. Frost, C E., clerk, Gallop, Richie S., bds. Olympia Hotel. Garland, Alex. Thomas, dry goods, Garland, Edward P., clerk. Gerrard, Geo. Bentley, manager Bank B. N. A., res. over bank. Gibson, Treve M., mining engineer and supt. Giegerich, Henry, gen. store, Front, oor. Fourth, also Ainsworth & Sandon. Gold Hills Mining & Development Co., Ltd., heatf office Toronto, Hon. .f D. Edgar,pres.; J. B. McArthur, mg\ dir., 4th near A ave. Goodenough, Arthur Wm., of Go id- enough & Wamsley, bet. 3rd and 4th, res. B ave. Goodenough, James, bartender, Baldwin Saloon. Goodenough Mines, Ltdi, J. A. Wh'ttier, Pres. and mgr., D. W. Moore, Secy Treas., 5th near Front. Goodenough & Walmsley, Baldwin Saloon, A ave., cor. 4th; also Whitewater Goodwin, Chas. H., contractor and builder. Government office, John Keen, Govt. agent, assessor West Kootenay district. Granite Con. M. & M. Co., Ltd., head office, Spokane; Peter Larson, pres.; H. E. Porter-mgr.; F. M. O'Brien, broker. Gray, John Hamilton, land «com. and chief engineer K. & S. Ry. Great Northern Express Co., W. J. Twiss, agent. GREEN BROTHERS, (Robert Francis & Samuel Howard Green and George Stott.) General merchants, Green (Fred'k H.) & Palmer (Stephen Fred'k),-bakery and confy, Front. Green, Frederick Holmes, of Green & Palmer. Green, Robert Francis, M.P.P., of Green Bros., res. Avenue B. Green, Samuel Howard, of Green Bros,, postmaster, res. Ave. A. Green, W. J., painter and paper hanger. Greig (Alex.) & Seivert (John W.) Caledonia saloon. Hall, John Francis, barber, Front. Ball, Wm. John, prop. The Vict'ofR' (bar and rooms), A. ave. cor. 5th. Hamilton, George, tinner Hamilton, Lucius, law student, Hamilton Powder Co., Green Bros. agents. Hanna (Leander) & Black (Henry), props. Kaslo Transfer Co. Hanson, Samuel, druggist, 4th. Hanson, Wilhelm, miner Silver Bear Mine. Harris, Mrs. ■ Jennie E., mining operator, res. Front st. Hartin, Gilbert, physician B. ave. Mayor of Kaslo. Hendricks, Robert, bookkeeper H. Gei- gerich. Hercules tug, Angus Campbell master. . and owner. Hess, Henry, baker, Rider & Knester. Hislop, James, principal Public School. Hodder, Mts. L. E., millinery, Fr$j§| Hodder, Wm. E., bookkeeper H. Byers & Co., res on Hill. ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ui. PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER A DIRETOBl JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. OLMES, WILLIAM JOSIAH HARTLEY, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 275 CITY OF KASLO. OTEL SLOCAN, EDWIN CUMMINGS, PROP., AVENUE A, COR. FOURTH STREET Howatt, MaoPhee, master S.S. Alberta, Int. N. A T. Co. Howe, Wm. R., bartender, Hotel Slocan. Hunter, Samuel, clerk H. Geigerich, Ibex Mining & Dev. Co. of Slocaa, head office Kaslo; Major Sam B. Steele, Pres., Macleod, Alta.; W. J. Tyethe- way, Supt., Kaslo; David W. King, sec'y, A. Whealler, solicitor for receiver. P TERNATIONAL NAVIGATION AND TRADING CO., LTD., GEORGE ALEXANDER, PRES. OPERATED BY THE KOOTENAY RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO. "International," str., K. Ry & N. Co., M. P. Reid, master; A. Whitenall, purser. I.O.O.F., met in Livingston Hall. IRVING, ROBERT, GENERAL MANAGER, KOOTENAY RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO. Jackson Mines, Ltd., Geo. Alexander, pres., office, 5th. Jamieson, Wm. S., agent C. P. R. Telegraph. Jamieson, W. S., mgr. C.P.R. Telegraph. Johnechick, Mary, stenographer Whealler & Martin. -Johnson (Alfred) & Nelson (William), props. Lake View Hotel. Johnson, Herbert O., clerk, Green Bros. Johnson, Victor A., mining operator, bds. Kaslo Hotel. Jordan, Chas., Front, bet. Front and Ave. A. Jorgensen, Adolph, bartender, res. 3rd Kane, Chas., teamster H. Geiger Kane, Daniel, driver H. Geigerich. Kane, David P., city water commissioner .Kane, Geo. T., real estate, 5th near Front. Kapps, Chas. Joseph, prop. Slocan Bottling Works, 5th. Kaslo Brewery Co., R. E. A. Moeller prop. KanJo -Ppsjtore, drugs, paints, and oils, John W. Livers, mgr. Front, cor. 4th- ■ am ASLO HOTEL, COCKLE A PAPWORTH, PROPS., FRONT STREET, NEAR FIFTH. Kaslo, Lardo, Duncan Ry Co. Kaslo Lodge, A. F. & A. M., No. 25; meets first Monday over Green Broa.* store. Kaslo Kootenay Land Co., Ltd., town- site, Robert Irving sec. O. T. Stone local manager. Kaslo-Montezuma Mining & Milling Co.. Ltd., (foreign), Maurice McMicken sec. and treas. Seattle. John W. Sweeney, supt, A. Whealler, attorney. Kaslo Rifle Co., W. J. Twiss, 1st Lieut.- Commanding, F. E. King, 2nd Lieut. Kaslo, Slocan Dev. Co., Ltd., pres, Mrs. J. E. Harris, sec'y-treas., O. A. Sutherland. ASLO A SLOCAN RAILWAY CO. ROBERT IRVING, PRESIDENT. George F. Copeland superintendent J. H. Gray, C.E., land commissioner and chief engineer. W. Russel Allen, secretary. W. J. Adams, master mechanic. Kaslo & Slocan Ry., Patrick H'. Walsh station agent. Kaslo-Slocan Ry. Express, Alex. Menzies prop. Front. Kaslo Transfer Co., Hanna & Black. draymen, hay, feed, ice and wood, Front near 4th. Keen, John, C. E., notary public, mining recorder Ainsworth mining division, assessor and collector and registrar County Court, res. Front, cor. Third. Keenan John Dool blacksmith, Kelley, T., paper hanging, Hartin blk. Kennedy, Thos. L., mechanic K. L. Saw Mill. King, Frederick Ernest, of Burdick & King. Knight, David, barber shop, Front. . Knights of Pythias, meet in Livingston Hall. Kootenay Electric Co., Ltd., light and power, George Alexander, pres. W. F. Whellans, secretary, ' W. P. Dickson, manager and electrican. Kootenay Lake Saw & Planing MiQs, G. O. Buchanan, prop. Robt." McLean, .mgr. *$$ Kootenay Ore Co., Ltd., sampling works, Geo. Alexander, Pres.; Ed. Dedolpi-, Assayer and Supt.; office 5th. Kootenay Steam Laundry, tm m 276 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF KASLO. K' Kootenay Lake Tel. Co., F. Stephenson, local manager. OOTENIAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. PUBLISHERS KOOTENIAN (weekly), A. W. GOODENOUGH, Pres. GEO. O. BUCHANAN, Sec'y-Treas. WM. P. EVANS, Editor. ARCHIBALD McCALLUM, Bus. Mgr. FOURTH STREET, COR. A. AVE. KOOTENAY RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO., LTD., ROBERT IRVING. General Manager. operating the. Kaslo & Slocan Ry. Bedlington & Nelson Ry. Kootenay Valley Ry. (U.S.) Kaslo & Lardo-Duncan Ry. International Nav. & Trad. Co., Ltd. Kuester, Gustave, of Rieder & Kuester, res. over shop. Kurtz, Donald C, clerk Govt. Office. Kutzner, Chas., barber for D. Knight. Lake View Hotel, Johnson & Nelson. props., Front. Lambere, G., sec'y Excelsior Changes d'Or Mining Co. Lamont, Malcolm, accountant Bank of B. 0. , Lamont (Peter) & Young (David Jackson, booksellers and stationers, Front cor 4th. Lamont, Peter, of Lamont & Young, res. Nelson, B. C. Lane, A., master str. Lardo-Duncan Improvement Association, Geo. O. Buchanan, pres. Lawson, Wm., clerk K. & S. Ry. Letcher, Wm., boat builder. Leviathan G. M. & M. Go.,, Ltd., head offiee Kaslo, pres., J. H. Gray, sec'y, O. A. Sutherland. Lfstedt, Gustav, bartender,. Silver King. "Lingram, Thoma_, driver. K. T. Co. Livers, John William, mgr. Kaslo Drug Co., Livingston Hall, Front bet. 4th and 5th. Livingston, Wm. Bruce, harness and boots, Front. . ODESTONE GOLD MINING AND "~ DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., JAMES F. SMITH, Gen.-Mgr., JAMES D. CARLYLE, Sec'y, FRONT St., Near 4TH. London Hill Development & Mining Co. Ltd., Oliver Stone, pres.; T. G. Proctor, mgr., Front bet. 3rd and 4th. C W. McAnn, secretary. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Go,, W. J. Twiss, agent, Front. Long, Jenerrus Aaron, 'barber with, J. F. Hall. Lovitt, Lionel, clerk H. Byers & Co. Lucky Jim Mine, near Bear Lake, E. J. Matthews, manager. Maack, Christy, draughtsman K. & g. Railway Land Dept. MacEachren, Stewart, clerk, A. T. Garland, res. 7th. Mackay, Neil Franklin, of McAnn & McKay, bds. Revere. Macleod G. & S. M. Co., head office Kaslo, Elmes J. Steele, Secy., Front bet. 4th and 5th. Macleod, Miss (Maggie and Jen nie), dressmakers and millinery, Front cANN A MACKAY, l" BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, tiRONT BETWEEN 3RD A..D 4TH STS McAndrews, Martin, prop. Ottawa Htl., A ave. McAnn, Chas. Whitfield, Q.O., of McAnn & Mackay. McCallum, Archibald, business mgr, Kootenian. McCullough, John, special partner H, Byers & Co. McCue (Patrick) and Devlin (Thos.) Leland House, Front, near 3rd. McDonnell, Angus, lab. K. L. sawmiL McDougall, Wiliam, chief engineer Kootenay Railway and Navigation Co.; McGregor, Duncan C, contractor, res. Hartin blk. McGregor, Peter, expressman. Mcintosh, John Franklin, collector of customs, Front, bet. 3rd and 4th. : bds. Kaslo Hotel. Mcintosh, Norman, tinner. McKay, Mrs. Mary, Leland House (lodging). McKay, Wm. Drake, Prov. Land sur-l veyor., res. B. ave. MeKenzie, Alex., free miner, res. 7th. I Mckenzie, chas. d., accountant and mine superintendent MeKenzie, John, free miner, res. 7th. McKinnon, Archibald A., shingle saff-"j yer. K. L. saw mill. u, McKinnon, J., clerk Bank of Brit-Wj North America. McLean, R., mgr. K. L. saw mill. m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 277 CITY OF KASLO. McLennan, Capt. John A., master str. "Marion." McLeod (John) & Peterson (Swan A.), Caledonia Hotel. McNeil, Malcolm P., carpenter and miner. McPHAIL, DUNCAN, Merchant tailor, Front. McQueen (Alfred) & Davenport (Wilfrid Justin), grocers, 4th. McTaggart, Miss Isabella, school teacher. Maloney, J. F., clerk K. R. & N. Co. Mansfield, Ernest, mining engineer. "Marion," str. Lodestar G. M. & Dev. Co., owners, Capt. John A. McLennan, master. Marshal, A. S. dentist, Front. Martin, George Edgar, of Whealler & Martin. MATHEWS, EDWARD JAMES, representing Braden Bros., agents for Omaha & Grant Smelting Co., Front near 3rd. Mattheson, Oliver, freight checker C. P. Ry. Menzies, Alex, agent, Kaslo & Slocan Ry. express, Front, res. Kane. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. J. A. Wood. Miller, Hubert, clerk, Millington Bros. (John & Samuel), briekmasons, contractors & brickyard. Minielly, George, \ confection ery, cigars, etc., Front. Mining Recorder, Ainsworth Mining District, John Keen , recorder, Montgomery, James Lynch, pres. Washington Mining Co., res. Spokane. Moodie, Walter, clerk, Govt., office. Mooney, Robert, warehouseman K. & S. Ry. Moore, Charles, P.L.S., 5th, near Front, res. on Hill. Moore, Miss, school teacher. Morris, Archibald B., salesman H. Byers & Co. Mullin, Orrin S., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Murchison, Neil, )f Desmond & Murchison. Musgrave, Edward Christopher, mining engineer, res. Kaslo Hotel. Mussin, Thos. W., bookkeeper Green Bros. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y., W. 3. Twiss, dist. agent, Front. Natwick Christian H. Nicks, Isiah, sawyer, K.L. sawmill. Nightingale, Henry, fireman K. & S. Ry. W£J_JL i-IGHTJ-B SAJ71PLE ROOMS Headquai ters ior Cemmercial Travellers m ■ ii u r\ J.JJUU1 N NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. U. BAYIWOND, Prop. Occidental Hotel, Front, near 5th. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Co., W. J. Twiss, district agent. Omaha & Grant Smelting Co., E. J. Matthews, representing Braden Bros,, agents, Helena, Mont., Front near Third. Ottawa House, Martin McAndrew, prop. Pacific Hotel, Palmer, Albert W., of S. J. Reuter & Co. Papworth, W m. Vidler, of Cockle & Papworth. Parkinson, George, builder and contractor. Pasage, Albert Jay, stenographer, K. Kotenay Railway and Navigation Co. Pearson, Arthur Egbert, lineman Pearson, Mrs. C. A., Noble Five Bath and Laundry, C ave., cor. 3rd. Perkins, Albert, bartender. Kaslo Hotel. Peterson Martin L of Schumacher & Peterson. Peterson, Swan A., of McLeod & Peterson. Pettit, Geo., clothing, etc., Front. Pogue, Thomas, clerk Post office, Front near Fifth, Samuel Howard Green postmaster. Presbyterian church, Ave. A, Rev. Alex. Dodds, Menzies, pastor. qHOSPECTOR (Weekly), ALEX. R. BURNS, Publisher, FRONT ST. • Provincial Building & Loan Association, W. J. Twiss, agent, Front. Prunk, J. W., brakeman K. & S. Ry. Rambler & Cariboo Cons. G. & S. M. Co., Ltd. (foreign), W. H. Adams, sec. "Red Star," tug, Matthew P. Reid, owner. John Campbell, master. Reid, Matthew P., master Str. "International." 278 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF KASLO. R. E. Lee, mines, office with Geo. Alexander. Rennison, W. G., stenographer Land Dept. K. & S. Ry. Retallack, John Ley, mining, O. T. Stone, agent. , Reuter (Sebastian John) & Co. (A. Palmer and John Allan), Central Hotel. Revere House, Chas. Behrman, prop. Richards, Rev. David, Anglican. Richards, Wm. C, bartender steamer International. Rickers, Laura Ann, grocery, John Wm. Rickers, mgr., Front, near 3rd. Riedel & Kuester (Gustave), bakers and grocers, Front. Roadley, T. J., broker, Front. Rogers, J. F. B., physician, and Hospital, B., ave, cor. 5th. Roman Catholic cnurch, Ave. C, on hill. Ross, Kenneth J. L., asst. to Arthur R. Browne. Ross, H. C, Nelson Hotel, restaurant. Royal, Arch., chapter Kooteny Lodge, meets over Green Bros, store. Ruth Mines, Ltd., George Alexander mgr. dir., H. B. Alexander supt. at Sandon. Ruth No. 2, Mining Co., Ltd., W. B. Hodder, attorney and asst. sec'y. Saint Panceas Hotel, Mrs. J. C. Davis, Front st. Sanders, Chas. W. H., clerk Govt. Office. Scholey, Harry, butcher P. Burns & Co. Schumacher (Antony) & Peterson (Martin L.), Milwaukee Beer Hall. Schwander, Samuel, watchmaker, Front, near 4th. Silver King Hotel, Otto Augustin. Front, near 5th. Slee, Albert James, Slocan Bottling Works, general bottlers Mfrs. carbonate drinks, Slocan Liberty Hill Miffing Co., (fgn.), Benjamin Briggs, registered agent. Slocan Silver Lead Syndicate, Ld. (foreign), Slocan Reciprocity Mining Co. (foreign-!, J. D. Farrell, pres., J. A. Whittier sec-treas. Slocan & Spokane Mining Co., C. W. Stursre"5. pres. and mgr.. Kaslo; John J. Walsh, secy., Spokane. Slocan Surprise Mining Co. (fgn.), Alex. Smith, reg. agent. QMELTING CORPORATION (Tbe) ARTHUR BROWNE, MGR., FRONT ST. Smith, Alex., mining operator,^ Smith. Ed. Lincoln, traveller J. Turner & Co. Smith, James F., gen. mgr. Lodestar Gold M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., res. Fron£.; Smith. Wm. R., engineer Kootenay Elec I Co., Ltd. Smith, W. B., photographer. Sontag, Henry, brakeman K. & S. Ry.. Stelly, Clements, bartender Columbia House. Stephenson. E. F., druggist. Steffen, Peter, clerk, Stewart, James, journeyman tailor. Stinson, Robert J., clerk, Green Bros. Stoess, Charles Anthony, C.E., and Surveyor, res. Ave. B, also Greenwood. . STONE, OLIVER T., J. P., General agent, Front bet. Third and Wonrth. Stott, George, of Green Bros. Strathearn, Osborne, jewellery Front. Stratheaen. Wm. B., foreman, Kbotenajjf Lake saw mill. Sturges, C. W-, pres. and mgr. Slocan & Spokane M. Co., Fourth. Sutherland, Frederick, yardmaster K. L. Saw Mill, i Sutherland, George, free miner. Sutherland, Mrs. F., dressmaker, Front. Sutherland, Owen A., chief clerk Customs House. Swift, Joseph Arthur, Tainton, John, plasterer and brickmason Tariff mine at Ainsworth, E. J. Matthews, mgr.,, Townsend, C F., engineer K. & S. By. Townsend. Frank, loco, eng., K. & S- Ry. Trethewey, William John, of Trethe- wev & "Rueke. T RETHEWEY A BUCKE, (William John Trethewey and MoiM ris Andrew Bucke.) MINING ENGINEERS, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS AND ASSAYER* A AVE., COR. FOURTH, Trumbe'l. Charles, tobacco and iroto Trust Mining Co. (fgn.), Benjamin Briggs, registered agent. , Turner & Co., grocery and feed, Front. near 3rd. ... Turner, John, constractor and buiiaei Turner, J. & Co., wholesale cigars. Twiss- Edward Day, agent, res. Ave.*>. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 270 CITY OF KASLO. TWISS, WILLIAM JAMES, ■ GENERAL AGENT. REAL ESTATE, MINING, FIRE AND.LIFE INSURANCE, FRONT STREET, NEXT CUSTOMS HOUSE. UHmann, Julius J., bookkeeper Kaslo D.ug Co., res. 4th. Underwood, Anna, steno. Adams & Mc- Claine. Underwood, Miss, steno., O. T. Stone. Vallance, James, jr., of H. Byers & Co. res. Sandon, B.C. Victoria, The (hotel), Wm. J. Hall prop., A ave, near 5th. Vroome, John P., landing waiter Customs Walker, John, tailor. Walmsley, Wiliiain, of Goodenough & Walmsley, res. Whitewater B.C. Walsh, Patrick Henry, station agent, K. & S. Ry., Ware, Austin, bartender Revere. Washington Mining Co., Ld. (foreign), J. Lynch Montgomery, pres., Ralph L, Clarke, sec'y, Spokane, James L. Montgomery registered agent and treas. Front. Watnee, A., prop. Nelson House. Watson, John, emp. Kootenay Ore Co Waugh, James, with Kootenay Railway and Navigation Co. Weinstein, Maurice, res. 4th st., cor, B ave. West Kootenay Brick & Lime -Co., Ltd. (Nelson.) Limekiln, east side of Lake, W. McCandlish, foreman. West Kootenay Mining Co., Ld., head office, Kaslo; Charles F. Caldwell, Secy, Capt. D. C McMorris, Pres. Wheatley, H. J., bartender R. Forin. Wheaton, Charles, carpenter at Sampler. Whellams, H. S., clerk Geo. Alexander. Whellams, Wm. F. secretary, Kootenay Electric Co., Ltd. HITEWATER MINES, LTD., J. RODERICK ROBERTSON, MANAGER, S. S. FOWLER, E.M., MINING ENGINEER. KOOTENAY, NEAR EAST BAKER. Whealler, A., of Whealler & Martin. iiyHEALLER A MARTIN, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, FOURTH COR. FRONT. Whitesides, Geo., carpenter. Whittier, John Alex., mining operator, Wilson, Geo. Harold, boat builder. Wisconsin Consolidated Mines,' Ltd., David W. King pres'., Wing, Stephen Chas., tobacconist ,etc, lineman, C.P.R. Telegraph. Woodbury Mines, Ltd., Chas. F. Caldwell, Supt. Young, David, Jackson, of Lamont & Young, Tuck Wing, laundry, Front near 2nd. KEATING, A station on the Victoria & Sidney Ry. Distance from Victoria 9 miles. Telephone connections. KEATSEY, . (See Port Hammond.) On the Fraser River opposite Port Kells, Post Office Port Hammond,dis 2 miles. Bonson (L. F.) & Son, sa.w mill. KEEFER'S, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 11 miles east of North Bend and 140 miles east of Vancouver; has telegraph office. Postmaster, J. Hannah. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Archibald Clifton Wbitley, agent. Hannah, James, general merchant and postmaster. Jamieson, William, rancher. Lee, Stephen, farmer. Kwong, Fat., general store. • KEITHLEY CREEK, A mining camp and postoffice in the Cariboo distrist. Nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. 210 miles. It is 18 miles northeast of Quesnelle Forks in the heart of the Cariboo Mountains.. Reached by saddle horse from 150 Mile House. Telegraph, Quesnelle or 150 Miles House, 75 miles 280 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA 'I Kelowna. Kelow raaa Postmaster, G. A. Veith. Adams, James, miner. Anderson, Martin, miner. Anderson, Wm. F., miner. Barr, Robt., miner. Commusky, Barnard, miner. Edwards, John E., gentleman. Helgeson, Hance, miner. Helgeson, Henry, butcher. Hunter, Frank, miner. McGregor, Hugh, miner. McNabb, Robert, miner. Malcolm, John, miner. Mathers, James, gentleman. Mullan, John, miner. O'Neil, Cornelius, miner. Pearse, Thos., miner. Ryal, Timothy, miner. Smith, Geo., bookkeeper. Trumani, Geo., miner. Tucker, Joseph H., miner. Veith & Borland, general dealers. branch of 150 Mile House. Veith, George, Adolphus, postmaster. KELOWNA, (See Okanagan Mission.) A post settlement in Yale district. Railway. bank, Ver non, dis. 35 miles. Okanagan Mission, dis. 5 miles. Is the shipping point for the Okanagan Valley. C. P. R. steamer tri-weekly. Has Presbyterian, Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches, saw mill and plaining mill and cigar factory.' Telegraph office Okanagan Landing, dis. 30 miles. Population, 1899, about 150. Postmaster, E. R. Bailey. Agricultural and Trades Asso. of. Okanagan Mission Valley, W. H. Raymur, '• pres.; T. W. Sterling, sec'y. Atwood, Clinton A., sec'y Kelonna Shippers' Union. BAILEY, ELISHA R., POSTMASTER. Barlee, William, farmer. Blackwood, William C, teamster. Blair, Thomas, carpenter. Boyce, Benjamin de Furlong, physician. Burnaby, Hugo B., farmer. Burtch, Henry, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Henry S. Scadding agent. Carruthers, Fred'k, farmer. Collins, John, tobacco planter and rancher. Collins, John, rancher Conkling, Frank, farmer. Conroy, John, farmer. Crichton, Alex., Henry, farmer. Critchton, Bertram, Edwin, farmer. Crowley & Downton, butchers. Crozier, James, farmer, Curts, John, carpenter. Davies, John Thomas, farmer. Dell, Howard, farmer. Dillon, John, laborer. Ellis, Fred'k, farmer. Fitzmaurice, James, farmer. Fletcher, John engineer. Guisachan Ranch, Lord Aberdeen, John H. Morrison manager; Richard W, Robbins, foreman. Hardy, Arch., farmer. Haugh, William, plasterer. Hobson (William D.) .& Lysons (H. B.), farmers. Holman, Louis, emp. John Collins. Holman, YV. H., rancher. Jones, David, Lloyd, of Lequime <Sj Jones. Jones, James G., laborer. Kelowna Shippers' Union Co., Ltd., C. S, Smith, mgr., Clinton A. Atwood sec. Hay, grain, vegetables, bacons, etc., mfrs. of cigars. Kelowna Townsite, D. W. Sutherland, agent. Kennard, Wm. B., farmer. Knox, Arthur B., farmer. Ledger, Louis, barber. Lequime, Bros. & Co., general merchants, Edwin Weddell, mgr., also Okanagan Mission. Lequime (Bernard) & Lloyd-Jones. (David), saw mill and agricultural ira- plcments. Lowe, Richard L., Lysons, H. B., of Hobson & Lysona, farmer. McClure, John, farmer. McCurdy, Geo., farmer, McDonald, Archibald, Lake View Hotel, McDonald, Norman, farmer. McDougall, Aneas, farmer. McDougall, Henry, farmer. McDougall, John, farmer. McDougall, Lesine, farmer. McKenna, James, farmer. McLennan, Alex., farmer McQueen, William, blacksmith. McQuinn, Thos., cigarmaker. Moore, J. B., farmer, Morrison, John H., mgr. for Lord Abe? deen's ranch. Murray. James, farmer. Nlc^lson. Daniel, farmer. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev, Robert Goyler, pastor. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 283 Kermeos., Kimberlev. Pridham, John L., J. P., farmer and fruit grower. I Ira!.*, Samuel, farmer, Raymer, Henry William, contractor. Rice, H., farmer. Robbins, Richard William, foreman Lord Aberdeen's ranch. Rose, Colin Hugh, Provincial constable. Smith. Colin S., manager, Kelowna Shippers' Union. Spraggs, David; cigarmaker. Stirling, Thomas Willing, farmer. Sutherland, Daniel W., notary, convey encer and insurance agent. Thomson, Gifford, Ratler, farmer. Thompson, Neil, blacksmith. Watson, Fred J., farmer and school teacher. Weddell, Edwin, mgr. Lequimer Bros. & CO. ; , Williams, Woly, foreman cigar factory. Wright, Edward, laborer. KENSINGTON PRAIRIE, Post office Nicomekl. A settlement in the New Westmlo ster district, Surry municipality. KEREMEOS, (See also White Lake.) (See also Similkameen.) A country postoffice io the Similkameen Valley, which is about 80 miles long and varies in width from one to three miles.' East Yale district. • Nearest railway station and tele graph, Vernon, dis. 120 moles. It Is 15 miles west of Fairview, and 25 miles to Osoyoos Lake; Penticton 30 miles. Hope dis. 110 miles by trail, stock-raising and agriculture, are carried on. Postmaster, E. M. Daly. Armstrong, Robert C, farmer. Barcelo, Manuel, rancher. Barber, John, farmer. Bothwell, Alexander, farmer. Buchan, John, miner. Oawston, Richard Lowe, rancher. Coulthard, John H., general store and miller and rancher. Gfoulthard, John Oswald, rancher. DALY, E. M., WIDOW THOJKAS, GENERAL MERCHANT, RASCHjflR AND POSTMASTER. WARD m. JpEPARMNTALSTORE|f Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. Lovenzeti, Peter, farmer. Lowe, Wm., rancher. McCurdy, Daniel, rancher. McDougall, Thos. F., blacksmith. Manery, William, farmer. Martin, John, farmer. Neil, John, farmer. Price, Barrington, rancher. Rankin, John, blacksmith, rancher and miner. Richter, Chas., miner. Ritchter, Frank, stock-raiser. Riordan, James, miner. Richter, Joseph, farmer. Sharpe, James W., miner. Supernant, Frank, farmer. Versair, Louis, farmer. Versairs, I., farmer. Versairs, J., mail contractor. Versairs, P., farmer. Webster, Edward Bullock, J.P. and farmer. Williams, Edward, miner. Wirth, Jordan Wendell, miner. KETTLE RIVER, A mining and ranching district in the southern portion of East Yale. The district extends from Osoyoos Lake to Christina Lake and includes the following post offices: Anaconda, Boundary Falls, Carson, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, and Rock Creek. KIMBERLEY, A new town in East Kootenay district, lying between the North Star mine and the Sullivan group . It is reached via Cranbrook, 18 miles, and Fort Steele, 24 miles. Postmaster—J. M. Kimberley. Carroll, James M., general store. 282 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Kimberley. Kitchener^ Drew, Harry, North Star Hotel; also , Fort Steele. Esmere, Charles, C.E., townsite agent. Estmere, Chas.,.CE. and surveyor. Fort Steele Development Syndicate townsite owners and hotel, N. A. Wal- linger, general mgr., Fort Steele; Chas. Esmere, local agent. Gates, John Lothian, Royal Hotel. Hastings (B. CJ Exploration Syndicate (fgn)., M. A. Bucke, agent, Kaslo. Kimberley Consolidated Mining Co., Ld., Chas. Estmere, C.E., sec'y-treas. Mclnnes, M. & Co., butchers. McVittie & Hutchinson, mining brokers, etc., insurance and real estate; also Cranbrook. North Star Mining Co., Ltd., Neil McL. Curran, mgr. Sullivan Group Mining Co., Ltd., Edwin C, Smith, gen. mgr. KINGCOME INLET, Post office Alert Bay. A farming settlement 50 miles. Northeast of Alert Bay, Comox district. Brunette Saw Mill Co., logging camp. Burns, —., foreman logger. Halliday, Ernest A., farmer. Halliday, Robert Merle, farmer. Smith, Clifford Wm., farmer. Kirby, Harry, farmer. McKay, Alexander. McNaughton, Robert Yeaman,, farmer. Lansdowne, Baron Granville, farmer. Simpson, H., trader. Smith, Eustace, farmer. KINCOLITH, (P.O., Naas Harbor.) A C.M.S. settlement (established 1864) at mouth of Naas river, 5 miles from Naas Harbor. Has sawmill. Barto, John, shoemaker. Barton, Charles P., saw mill owner. COLLISON, REV. WILLIAM H. ARCHDEACON, C. M. S. Collison, W. E., teacher. I Dei rick, T. & Co., general store. Haldane, Matthew, chief councillor. Morgan, Richard, general agent. Palmer, George, Naas Co-Operative Trading Co., general store. Pollard, Daniel, bandmaster. Stephens, William J., Swansoni, John, fisherman. Ward, Abel, house carpenter and planer Watts, Joseph, photographer. Wilson, Jonah, organist. KING'S ISLAND, (P. O., Bella Bella.) A steamer landing at head of Fitzhugh Sound, north of Burke. Channel 16 miles south of Bella Bella. Codville, James, J. P., fishery guardian. KIRKLAND, A fishing station on the Skeena River, near Aberdeen KISKEGAS, An Indian Mission Village on r» serve on the Skeena River, 75 miles from Hazelton. Stevenson, Rev. —., Church of England. KISPIAX., ■ An Indian Mission village on the Skeena River, 12 miles above Hazelton. Pierce, Rev. H. H., Methodist. KITAMAT, A trading station on the northwest coast, 375 miles north of Vancouver. Is reached via. Hartley Bay. Robinson, George, general store. Anderson, —., school teacher. Raby, Rev., —., Methodist. KITCHENER. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 28 miles from Kootenay Landing, at the junction of Meadow Creek and Russell Creek with Goat River. Postmaster—J. H. Curray. . Campbell, T. Patrick, hotel and general store. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Chas. Thompson, agent, Howson, Joseph, White Grouse Hotel. Kitchener Townsite and Dev. Co., Ltd. Head office Rossland. Newman, Fred'k, part owner of lown- site. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 283 Kitkahtla. Kootenay. KITKAHTLA, \ A trading post on Goshen Island, 18 miles from Port Irving (mouth of Skeena). Gnrd, Rev., Anglican. Pierce, S. H., general store. KITSALAS, A trading post on the Skeena River, 70 miles above Port Essington, Methodist Mission and Indian Village. Population 100. Stewart, David. Thornhill, Thomas. KITWANGAH, An Indian Mission village and reserve, 25 miles' below Hazelton, on the Skeena River. Price, Rev. Alfred E., Church of England. KITZEQUKLA. An Indian Mission Village on Upper ■ Skeena River, 119 miles from Port Essington. Population, 100 Indians. Methodist Missionary. KLONDIKE, A mining district on the Klondike. River, a tributary of the Yukon, in the N. W. Territories. Reached by steamers from Victoria and Vancouver, via Dyea and Skagway, or St. Michael's. Dawson City, is the business headquarters. KNIGHT'S INLET, A trading port in Comox District, 200 miles from Vancouver. Galley & Stanford, traders. KOKSILAH, A station on the E. & N. Railway, in the Cowichan district, 38 miles from Victoria; has post and telegraph offices. Mails daily. Postmaster, Arthur May. Ackerly, William, laborer. Boal, James, farmer. Boat, James, jr., farmer. Bowden, Mrs. Brownell, Alonzo, Aaron, general merchant and blacksmith. Carvell, Philip, farmer. Crosier, Christopher, farmer. Crosier, H., saw mill . Crosier, Jonas Christopher, farmer. Crosier, Robert Thomas John, physician and surgeon. Doupe, Samuel, farmer. Howard, Alfred. Keating Andrew, John William, gentleman. Koksilah, Stone Quarry Co., Ltd., McKenelley, T. C, farmer. McLay,, John, farmer. McLay, Robt., jr., farmer. Marshall, William Stone, assayer and analytical chemist. May, Arthur, Koksilah hotel. Mearns, James, storekeeper and farmer. Mearns, Robert, laborer. Mearns, William, laborer. Rowe, James, laborer. Rowe, Samuel, farmer. Tarlton, Joseph, farmer. Vaux, William Henry, farmer. Waters, Wm., farmer. Williams, Henry, station agent. KOOKANEE (See also Oro.) A steamer landing on the Kootenay outlet at the mouth of Kokanee creek, 12 miles from Nelson and b miles from Balfour. The Nelson- K&slo steamers make Daily landings. Some rich mineral discoveries were made on this creek in the fall of 1896, Postmaster—Charles W. Busk. Balfour Steam Navigation Co. (C. W. Bush and D. G. Kurtz). Busk, Charles Wesley, C.E., rancher Gray. T. S.. rancher. Kurtz, David George, Busk (C W.) & Kurtz (D. G.), stock- raisers. Mollie Gibson Mine, Robt. McGuire, supt KOOTENAY. (Now called Wild Horse.) A closed postoffice in the southern - part ot the East Kootenay district. Telejrraph office, Golden, dis. 175 miles. Kuskonook. Poorman Mine, A. L. Davenport, mgr. Majestic Mine John Miles, prop. Royal Canadian mine. KOOTENAY LAKE, In West Kootenay District., (See also Salmon Arm and Tappen Siding.) A flag station on the C.P.R. on Salmon Awn between Tappen and Salmon Arm, dis. 6 miles. Has saw mill capacity 50,000 daily. Postmaster—James A. Carlin. Anderson, John, fireman str. Thompson Calhoun, James H., rancher and lumberman. Cardinal, Thos., farmer and trapper. ' Carlin, James A., postmaster, of Columbia R. L. Co. Columbia River Lumber Co. Head office Golden, Mike Carlin, gen. mgr. Doucette, Thos., rancher and lumberman Good, Marten, clerk. Hansen, Christopher, farmer. •Hat herley, James Thomas, farmer. Jones, Owen, foreman mill. Langis, Louis, rancher and lumberman. Little, Wm., farmer. McOulla, Frank, farmer. McDonald, Donald, chef and rancher. Rabbie, Joseph, rancher and lumberman Smith, Fred. S., bookkeeper, ■Smith, W. T., rancher and lumberman Turnbull, A., bookkeeper. The present western terminus of the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, at the head of Kootenay Lake, 394 miles from Dunmore, 83 miles from Cranbrook, and 45 miles from Nelson, with which point there is a steamer connecting with trains. Kuskonook dis. 4 miles. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. James Carman, agent. Williams, H., restaurant. KUPER ISLAND, An Indian settlement in Nanai__l| district. Railway, telegraph and express, Chemainus, dis. 5 miles. Situated south of Thetis Island. Postmaster, Rev. Gustavus Donckele. Birchell, H., general store, Thetis Isl'd. Crocker, Ambrose, fisherman% Crocker, Samuel, fisherman. Gallant, Domitian, Indian school instructor. Hunter, James, farmer, Thetis Island. Hunter, Joseph, farmer, Thetis Island. Hunter, Peter, farmer, Thetis Island. Indian Industrial School (Govt.) Rev. Gustavus Donckele, principal Nixon, A., farmer; Thetis Island. Roberts, Rev. Robert James, Anglican. Roberts. Richard Percy, farmer. Shaw, E. W., constable. Silva, Domingo, farmer, Reid Island. Silva, Joseph, fisherman, Reid Island. Sisters of St. Ann, industrial school. Strazza, Alfred. Trotman, Venn, carpenter. KUSKONOOK, A town situated at south end of Kootenay Lake, the terminus of the Nelson and Bedlington Railway and" C. N. P. Ry., crossing the Kootenay river 45 miles south of Kaslo, 45 miles from Nelson, 38 miles north of Bedlington. Mails tri-weekly from Nelson Kootenay Landing, dis. 4 miles. Population, 1899, about 100. Postmaster—Chas. W. Wright. Alexander (Wm. A.) & Erickson (Gus), International Hotel. Buchanan, Geo. O.-, lumber-yard. • A. G. Fraser, agent. Allan (John) & Wright (Charles), Klondike Hotel. Brayton, Wm. Nathaniel, C.P.R. Town- site agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Cantell, head storekeeper. Cherbo (Peter) & Mannarino (Jam--), Union Hotel. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 285 Kuskanook. Ladner. . Fraser, A. G., clothing and fgs. Garlson, G. A., contractor R.R. Hague, Elans & Co., Butte Hotel. Hoyt, A., butcher. Ralama Hotel, Wm. Middleton. KASLO A SLOCAN RAILWAY CO. Townsite owners, J. C. McLennan, agt Long, Louie, restaurant. McLennan, W. T., livery stable and drayman. MacDonald, H. I., grocer. Middleton, Wm., Kalama Hotel. Mining Recorder (Goat River, E. N. Murphy. Murphy, E. N., mining recorder. Sawyer Bros., livery stable. Sayward, J. A., lumberyard. Wilson, Joseph, Prov. constable. Wright, Chas., general store. and postmaster. Sam, Sing, laundry. KYUQUOT, A trading post on the West coast of Vancouver Island. Dis. from Victoria, 210 miles. Fe ker, Wm. J., J.P., trader. Sobry, Rev. —., R.C. missionary. LAC LA HACHE, (See also Bridge Greek and 108 and 111-Mile House.) A country postoffice on the Cariboo road, Lillooet district. Cattle ranching is the principal industry in this section. Nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. Ill miles. Telegraph office 111-Mile House. Postmaster, Wm. Abel. Abel, William, farmer and postmaster. Alexander, Robert, laborer. Allan, William, hotel and general store. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Russell Miles Cornell, agent. Cariboo Lumber Co., Allan Mcintosh, prop. Chalmers, James, farmer. Crossina, James Lewis, farmer, 121 Mile House. Christie, Elbridge Jesse, carriagemaker. Cornell, Russell Mills, telegraph operator Crozier, James J. H., blacksmith, 134 Mile House. Cullen, D. D., rancher. Duncan, Miss, teacher. Felker, John R., rancher. Fiset, Napoleon, farmer. Forbes, George, farmer. el is a ll WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Gilkes, James, carpenter. Hamilton, Gavin, rancher. Hamilton, Peter Ogden, rancher. Hamilton, Thomas McAulay, rancher. Heath, Berton, laborer. Hemphill, Benjamin, rancher. Hethrington, Joseph, rancher. King, John, blacksmith. Lauder, Nathaniel, rancher. Leader, Leonard, laborer. McCallum, Daniel, laborer. McCarthy, Michael J., farmer. Mcintosh, Allan, saw mill. Mcintosh, Duncan, saw mill engineer. McKinlay, Archibald J., farmer. and hotel. McKinlay, Ewen D., farmer. McKinlay, Ogden A., J.P., farmer. McKinley, James, laborer. McKinley, John W., rancher. McNeil, Benjamin, rancher. Mayo, Zimon, laborer. Mortimer, Thomas, laborer. Nason, Edward, farmer. Nason, Frederick, farmer. Nason, J. B., farmer. Ogden, Isaac, general store and rancher. Ogden, Henry, farmer. Parker, J., farmer. Pennie, Thomas Cameron, farmer. Powers, Thomas, farmer. Roe, Daniel, laborer. Ross (Charles Wesley) & Parker (Job), ranchers. Shannon, Mary J., teacher. Sheridan, James, laborer. Stoddart, David A., rancher. Tingley, Clarence H., rancher. Ulrich, Anthony, farmer. Wright, John, farmer. Walker, Ed Ward, laborer. Walker, Wm., laborer. LADNER (Formerly Ladner's Landing.) (See also Port Guichon and Delta.) ■286 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Ladners. -vr Ladners. ' An important town on the south bank on the Fraser River, 5 miles from ibs mouth. It is the business centre of the Delta municipality, New Westminster district, which contains 50,- .000 acres of the finest agricultural lands in the province. It has telephone and money order post office & savings bank. Mails daily, except Sunday, via C.P.N. Co. steamers from Victoria and New Westminster. Nearest railway station and telegraph New Westminster, dis. 12 miles. It has 14 salmon canneries 1 saw mill, Episcopal and Methodist Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches and 4 public schools. Has telephone connection with Van- , couver and New Westminster. Population, 1898, 1,250. Pouplation, 1899, 1.500. Postmaster, Thos. McNeely. Adams, George, blacksmith. Alexander, Robert, farmer. Alexander, William, , Anglo-British Columbia Packing Lo., Ltd., H. Bell Irving & Co., agents, Vancouver. Arthur, William, farmer. Bath, John H., farmer. Bath, Josiah, farmer. Beadlestone, C Beadlestone, Miss Maud, school teacher. Benson, Henry Deane, J.P., farmer. Bone, James, gardener. Booth, James, farmer. Bowen, Edwin, hamessmaker. Boyce & Dennis, blacksmiths. British America Cannery. British Columbia Canning Co., Ltd., Deas Island Cannery, Findlay, Durham & Brodie, agents. Browne, Edward Sloane, farmer. Burr, John J., farmer. Burr, Joseph Benjamin, farmer. Burr, William Henry, jr., farmer. Calhoun, Edgar Wetmore, farmer. Cammidge, Edwain, farmer. Canoe Pass Cannery. Chaplin, Luther P., carpenter. Chidell, Ernest Raymond, farmer. Clausen, Andrew, watchmaker. Cunningham, J., teamster. Curtis, William Edwin, bookkeeper. Deamer, Thomas, farmer. Deas Island Cannery. Delta Cannery, salmon canners. Delta Creamery Co., Ltd.. butter factory. H. N. Rich, pres.; C F. Green, secretary. A. King, mgr. Delta Municipality, H. N. Rich, clerk. Devereaux, J., commission agent, also Nanaimo. Dowding, G., butcher. Dundas, D., farmer. Elliott, John B., contractor and builder. Ellis, William R., farmer. Falk, A., farmer. -.-awcett, Albert Edward, druggist. Fisherman's Cannery, Port Guichon. Fletcher, John V., farmer. Ford, Henry John, farmer. - Fraser River Oil and Guano Syndicate, fish oil and guano factory. Gebbie, P. T., farmer. Gibbs, J.; M.D. Gilchrist, Duncan, carpenter. Gilchrist, John, farmer. Gilmore, E., carpenter. Gilmore, James, farmer. Goudy, Edward, farmer. Goudy, William, farmer. Godwin (J.) & Moore (Wm.( farmer. Grant (Duncan B.) & Kerr (Thomai Weir), saw mill. Grant, Duncan B., of Grant & Kerr. Green, C F., customs officer. Green, George, fisherman. Guichon, Laurent, farmer. Harloch Cannery. . ttarris, Frederick Walter, bookkeeper. Honeyman, John, farmer. Hume, Thomas, farmer. Hutcherson, E., nurseryman. Hutcher-son, H. J., store keeper. Jordan, Joseph, Kerr, Thomas Weir, of Grant & Kerr. King, A., mgr. Delta Creamery Co., Ld. Kirkland, Herbert John. Kirkland, William,. farmer. Ladner, Edward Booth, farmer. Ladner, Paul, E., farmer. Ladner, Thos. Ellias, jr., accountant. Ladner, T. E., farmer. Ladner, W. H., farmer. Lanning, J., clerk. Lasseter, George, jr., farmer. Lasseter, Thomas, farmer. Lasseter, William, farmer. Leary, Alfred Reed, farmer. Leary, William, sr., farmer. Leary, William, jr., canneryman. McCallum,' James, farmer. McCloskey, George, farmer. McCullough, Francis George, laborer. McDonal d Bros.' Cannery. McDonald, Mrs. J. M., school teacher. Mclntyre, Wesley, laborer. McKee, J., sr., butcher. McKee, Robert, farmer. McLaren, Jacob, carriage builder. McNEELY, THOMAS, POSTMASTER. McWhinnie, Arthur A., painter. McWilliam's Cannery. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Ladners. Mason, George Oakden, farmer. Mason, James Swindell, farmer. Mason, John William Pichott, farmer. Mattheson, Peter, farmer. ( Milligan, John, farmer. Misner, Rev. Mitchell, Nathaniel, farmer. Moffatt, Robert, blacksmith. Moore, Joseph A„ tinsmith and grocei. Morrow, Charles H., farmer. Morrow, Samuel, farmer. Murchison, John E., livery. Nelson, James A., farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., Thomas McNeely, agent. Oliver, John, farmer. Oliver, Warren. Owen, Herbert Bernard, farmer. Parmiter, Thomas, farmer. Patterson, A. D., farmer. Paterson, John A., farmer. Pemberton ranch, C Kettles, mgr. Penzer's Cannery. Price, David, farmer. Pybus,.William, farmer. Ramage, S., farmer. Rich, H. N., auctioneer, notary public and municipal clerk. Shirley, Patrick, hotel. Shoff, J. A., barber. Simpson, John, farmer. Smith, W. H., baker. Stainton, John F., bicycles. Sutherby, John Ringrose, farmer. Swan, George, farmer. Tasker, William, farmer. Taylor, Da Rupe Alfred, veterinary surgeon. Tnirkell, Thomas, farmer. Thompson, Samuel, farmer. Victoria Canning Co., of B.C., Ltd., Robert J. Ker mgr. R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents. Waddell, John Lemuel, shoemaker. Wadham's Cannery. Watson, John R., canneryman. Watson, Robinson, farmer. Watson, William, farmer. Wellington Cannery. Welsh, James, Hotel Delta. Westermark, Oscar, farmer. Whitworth, Ike, engineer. Williams, Thomas, farmer. Wilson, J. A. K., physician. Wilson, Thomas, farmer. Witter, William, farmer. Woodward, Wm., boat-builder. Wright, William, farmer. Kwong Hong, general store. Kwong Yuen Tai, general store. Nom Lee, general store. Tuck Yuen & Co., general store. Yee Woo, general store. LAGGAN, A station on the main line of the C.P.R. Dis. from Vancouver 525 miles. Kamloops 274 miles. First station east of the Summit, British Columbia boundary line. LAIRD POST, A trading post at the junction of the Dease River with the Laird. It is reached by the Stikien River route. Hudson's Bay Co., Albert Agnell in charge. LAKE, (See Royal Oak, Steven, Garntham and Heal.) A settlement 12 miles from Victoria. LAKE BENNETT. (See Bennett.) Postmaster—F. W. McCane, M.D. At the Canadian end of the White Pass on route, via. Skagway to Dawson City. Log cabin 8 miles from the lake. LAKE HOUSE, A settlement 14 miles from Hope. Southeast in west riding Yale district. RAAH, ALBERT EDWARD, FARMER. Gordon, George, farmer. McLeod, Angus H, farmer. Raalb & McLeod, hotel. LAKETON, A trading post in Cassiar district at mouth of Dease Creek, 90 miles from Telegraph Greek. Calbreath, Cook & Co., general merchants and. packers. Cassiar Central Ry. Co., J. G. Lang, assayor. Hudson's Bay Co"., rep. by Stuart Smith. McPherson, Wm., mgr. C. C. & Co. Porter, James, gold comm. and Govt. agent. Simpson, Scott. 288 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Langley. Langley, LANGFORD, A flag station on the E. & N. Ry. Distance from Victoria, 8 miles. LANGLEY, (See also Langley Prairie and Otter.) A setltement on the south bank of the Fraser River, 15 miles from New Westminster, and 3 miles from Port Haney station on the C.P.R., from which place the mail is received daily, except Sundays. Port Hammond, dis. 6 miles, is the nearest express office. Has money order post- office'and telegraph office, Principal industry is farming, stock raising, fine orchards. There is daily steamboat connection with New Westminster. Situated Langley Municipality. Has Telephone connection with Westminister and Vancouver. Postmaster—Henry Wilke. Allen, George, carpenter. Allen, John, farmer. Allard, Jason, farmer. Armstrong, Charles, farmer. Armstrong, William, farmer. Balfour, Robert, contractor. Black, Thomas, farmer. Blair, Samuel, farmer. Blizard, William, fruit grower. Brousseau, B., farmer. Brown, Peter S., Langley saloon and hotel. Cameron, Allan, farmer. Cameron, Archibald, farmer. Cameron, Mrs. Mary, widow, farmer. Cameron, Neil, farmer. Carter, Mrs. Geo. C, farmer. Carter, H. L., farmer. Carman, Simeon, farmer. Coulter, Berry & Co., general merchants; also Langley. Coughlan, Henry, farmer. Coughlan, Nathaniel, farmer. Davey, William Joseph, farmer. Davis, Henry, J.P., farmer. Deans, Albert, farmer. Drummond, James M. ^uffy, Andrew, "farmer. Ikins, James, laborer. __mptage, William Tp. 11, farmer. Emptage, William, jr., Tp. 11, farmer. Flower, John, laborer. Foreman, William, farmer. ■ Fraser, Andrew, NE %, sec. 15, Tp. 11, farmer. (joddard, George, farmer and blacksmith. Goddard, Richard, farmer. Graham, William C, butcher. Gray, James, laborer. Harris, Henry, farmer, SW %, sec. 2% Tp. 11. Harris, Thomas, farmer. Harris, Wm., farmer. Hendry, William, machinist. Hine, William Frederick, farmer. Holding, Alexander, farmer. Holding, Mrs. Isabella, widow. Jiossaek, James, grist mill. Houston, James, farmer. Johnston, James M., farmer. Kennedy, W. L., laborer. Knox, John, farmer and plasterer. Knox, Joseph. Langley Municipality, reeve, Wm. Henry Rawlinson, Aldergrove; clerk, J. W. Berry, Langley Prairie; assessor and collector, Albert Deans, Langleji Prairie. Larmon, Nathaniel, farmer. Latimer, John, farmer. Mackie, James, J.P. McDairmid, Neil Angus, farmer. McDonald, John, farmer. McEwan, Walter, farmer, NW %, sec. 26, Tp. 11. McEwan, Walter D., farmer. Mclntyre, Malcolm, farmer. Mcintosh, William J., blacksmith. Mclsaac," John, farmer. Mclsaac, Roderick, farmer. Mclver, Murdock, farmer. McKay, Gilbert, farmer, Tp. 14. McKee, James, farmer. McLaity, Peter, farmer. McLellan, Alexander, farmer. McLellan, John, farmer. McLellan, John H., farmer. McLughan, S., farmer. Martin Edward Richard, farmer. Matthew , A. H. P., teacher, secretary I Botanical Club. Maxwill, John, J.P., farmer. Medd, William, farmer, SE %, sec. 17, Tp. 11. Mordeau Robert, farmer. Morrison, Alexander, farmer. Morrison, Hector, farmer, SW %, sec. ) 23, Tp. 11. Morrison, Joseph, Jason, farmer. Morrison, Kenneth, farmer. . Morrison, William, sr., farmer. Morrison, William, jr., farmer. Mowatt, Alexander, farmer. Mufford, Abraham F., farmer, Tp. 8. Mufford, John Hicks, farmer, Tp. 11. Mufford, Joseph, farmer, Tp. 11. Mufford, Thomas, farmer. Mufford, William J., teacher Tp. »> N. W. ■& B. I. Telephone Co., Coulter Berry & Co., agents. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 289 Laagley Prairie. Langley Prairie. Cakes, Robert, farmer. Ormond, Thos. W., farmer. Parkinson, Miss E., teacher. Pidduch, H., farmer. Plaxton, James, school teacher. Rawlison, George, farmer. Rawlinson, William Henry, farmer and reeve. Robertson, Hugh J., Presbyterian minister. Shearer, John A., lumber dealer and contractor. Sheppard, A. B., farmer. Simpson, George, bootmaker. Sincock,. T., farmer. Skea, John, farmer and baker. Smith, John, farmer. Spence, Peter, farmer. Symington, Douglas, farmer and bailiff. Taylor, James, farmer and blacksmith. Taylor, John, farmer. Titmus, Herbert, farmer. Towle,. Eliza, Commercial hotel. Towle, George A., Commercial saloon. Towle, Reed M., farmer. Towle, Stanley C, farmer. Towle, Wilson, farmer. Underwood, George Ewert, farmer. Vivian, H., contractor. Waterhouse, Thos., watchmaker and general merchant. West, G., mill-hand. West, Henry, saw mill. West, Henrv, jr., mill-hand. West, W., mill-hand. White, Frederick, Edward, carpenter. Wilkie, Henry, sr., postmaster. Wilkie, Octavius, B. N., surveyor. Wilkie, Otway, John James, farmer. WILKIE, WALTER. N. P., AND INSURANCE AGENT. William, Alexander, farmer. [Wills, W., cheese factory. [Wilson, Chas., farmer. [Wilson, Mrs. T. A., farmer. Worrel, Frank, farmer. [Worrel, Thomas, farmer. Yorkson, Ebenzer, farmer. Yuen Wo, laundry. IFong Chong, Chinese merchant. Langley prairie, (See also Aldergrove, Langley and Otter.) A money order postoffice on the Yale road, 15 miles from New Westminster, in Langley municipality, New Westminster district. Mail thrice a & Wm%mmwsm ^8m»t^l|p BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, '_-^^^S___^*l^iM^* Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention week; railway station and telegraph Hammond, dis. 6 miles. Steamboat landing, Langley. Has telephone connection with Vancouver and New Westminster. Postmaster, J. W. Berry. Beaton, Alexander N., farmer. Beaton, Kenneth, farmer. Berry, J. W., of Coulter, Berry & Co., postmaster. Best, William James, sr., farmer. Best, William James, jr., farmer. Biggar, James Oliver, merchant. Boville, Arthur John, J.P., farmer and logger. Brockie, Archibald, farmer. Brown, Robert, farmer. Buie, Duncan, farmer, NE %, sec. 30. Tp. 10. Buckingham, William, Elijah, farmer. Burgess, Enoch, farmer. Cameron, Alexander, farmer, Tp. 10. Cameron, Donald, farmer. Cameron, Katherine, farmer. Coulter, Berry & Co., general merchants; also Langley. Culbert, Jonathan Wesley, farmer. Culbert, Thomas, farmer". Cummings, Roderick, farmer. Forslund, George A., farmer. Goostrey, James, farmer. Goo strey, James, Delta," school teacher. Graham, William Charles, farmer. Griffith, Robert, farmer. Hickey, Patrick, farmer. Hopkins, Levi, farmer. Isaacom, Christian, farmer. Innes, William, farmer. Lamb, David, farmer, NW V±, sec. 15. Tp. 10. ■ Larman, George, farmer. ■Larman, Nathaniel, farmer, NE V±. sec 7, Tp. 11. 7' Lawrence, Gilbert, farmer. S.O 290 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Laurie. Lawrence, William laborer Livingstone, Edward, farmer. Livingstone, Frank, farmer. Livingstone, James, farmer. t_iyingstone, John, farmer. Qvingstone, Robert, farmer. Uvinlstone, William, farmer. Mclnnes, Charles, farmer. _, Selnnes! Roderick, sr., farmer, S.W. %, sec 29, Tp. 10. Mclnnes, Roderick, jr., farmer. Mclnnes, William, farmer. Mcintosh, John, farmer. McKay, Angus, farmer. McKee, James, farmer. g McLeod, Alexander, farmer, Gp. 2, lp.»- McLeod, John, farmer. McLeod, Neil, farmer. McNeil, Angus, farmer. Michaud, Joseph, farmer. - Mflbnrn, James, farmer. Mfflrorn Leonard, farmer. Milburn, Robert, farmer. Monahan, Robert, farmer. Monahan, Simeon, farmer Montogmery, John, farmer. Montgomery, N., farmer. Munn, Malcolm, farmer. Murchison, Alexander, farmer. and blacksmith. Murchison, John E., farmer. Murray, John, farmer. Murray, Paul, farmer. KX'S^SW and oar- Nelson, Nils, farmer. Nelson, William, farmer. CtmH„ N W. & B. I. Ttelephone Co., Goulter, Berry & Co., agents. ■Nfnrris John, farmer. Norris'(Mrs.) Mary, widow, farmer. Plarton Robert James, school teacher. PorteT'Geoie, farmer and blacksmith. Routley, John Manning, farmer. Seeley, Thomas, farmer. Simonds, Thomas, farmer. Smith, James, farmer. Smith, John, farmer. Thomas, W. M., farmer. Towle, David Upton, farmer. Wark, Alexander, farmer. Waterhouse, Thomas, farmer. Williams, John, farmer. Williams: Charles H., farmer S.E. %, sec. 4, Tp. 11. rr 11 Wilson, John, farmer, Tp. 11. Wright, John, farmer, lp. li- LANSDOWNE, office called Spallumcheen. A station on fihe Shuswap & Okafr agan Ry., nearest telegraph office Armstrong, 3 miles. Bank Vernon, 17 miles, postoffice Spallumcheen. LA PORTE, A mining camp on the Columbia1 river. Railway station, Revelssc 46 miles. LARDEAU (Now called Comaplix.) A mining town at he north end of Doner Arrow Lake. Dis. froa Arrowhead, 8 miles; Revelstoke 40, miles. LARDEAU FORKS, Now called Ferguson. A mining camp in Kootenay. Distance from Trout Lake City, 4 miles.) LARDO, A mining camp on Kootenay Lake, 19 miles north of Kaslo; C. P. B. steamer from Kaslo. LARKIN, A station on the Shuswap & Okanagan branch of the C.P.R., 35 mild from Sicamous junction; Vernon, $ miles. In Spallumcheen Municipality. LASQUETI ISLAND. A settlement in the Nanaimo district, along western side of Texada| Island, 20 miles north of Nanaimo. LAURIE, A mining camp on the main line of the C.P.R., 3 miles east of IUecillewaet. Lillooet, Fraser River & Cariboo GoH Fields Co., Ld. (foreign), head office, Vancouver; George A. Brooke, mgr- Lanark mine and concentrator, saw m'" Porritt, J. E. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Leanchvil. LEANCHOIL, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 398 miles east of Vancouver. Palliser. 6 miles; Golden, 25 miles. Has a telegraph office. LEEDS LANDING, A steamboat landing on the Fraser river near Port Haney; 9 miles from New Westminster. Hembrough, Thos., brickyard. LEMON CREEK, A post on Slocan river at mouth of Lemon Creek, 5 miles south of Slocan City, 43 miles from Nelson. The rivfer is nayigable during high water to Slocan City. Has portable saw mill capacity 20,000 feet. .Anderson, W. & Son, gen. store. Dearin, Joseph, rancher. Gibbs, Mat> millman. Payne, George. Shook (James Conrad & Arnot (Peter), saw mill, general store at Slocan. LIGHTNING CREEK, Post office Stanley. A mining camp in the Cariboo district. Barkerville, distanct 14 miles. LILLOOET, i (See also Cadwallader and Tvauch- ton). A mining camp on the south side of Fraser river, Lillooet district. Mail semi-weekly; has telegraph office. Nearest railway station, Lytton, distant 43 miles; Ashcroft, 02 miles- Clinton, 47 miles. Has Telegraph offi- Pubhc school. Roman Catholic mis- sion at Seaton Lake, 14 miles distant. Miuing and farming are the principal industries. - Lillooet is the distributing point for the following mining camps: Bridge ., £iver, Cadwallader, Tvaneliton. JNorth Fork, Bridge River, Black- . water, Cayoosh Creek afld Ander- I son Lake. Postmaster, R. H. Brett. Abercrombie, Wm., of D. Hurley & Co. Allan, Nicol, farmer. Allen, Wm., Frederick, hotel. . ,. Amess, James, manager Dominion Gold Dredging Co. Appleyard, Fredk., steamer in Seaton Lake. Atkin, Rod. J., mgr. M. Dumond. Atwood, Harry, miner. Bell, James Smith, manager for C. A. Phair. Bonino, Nicolo, farmer, The Fonutain. Brett, Albert A., miner. Brett, James, miner. Brett, Oliver, miner. Brett, Thos. A., miner. Brett, Wm., miner. Brett, R. H., books, stationery, tobaccos ai'd confectionery. B.C. Express Co.. Wm. Cummings, agt. Browne, C E., J.P., farmer. Burnet, Peter, CE. and surveyor. Burns, L. G., constable. CAJvaDian pacific ry telegraph Samuel A. Macfarlane, agent. Carey, Daniel, farmer, Watson's Bar "Creek. Copeland, Joseph, farmer. Coughlan, Nathaniel, miner. Cherry, John Briscoe, barrister. Cullen, Philip, miner. Cumming, Wm., sr., general st'offe. Curry, Ronald, laborer. Davidson, Miss A. J., school teacher. DeLong, E. O., blacksmith. DeShields, Joseph, farmer. Diamond, Chas. T., bookkeeper Arthur Noel. ll Dickey, James, sr., farmer Texas Creek. Dickey, James, jr., farmer, Black Hill. Dickey, Wm. L., farmer, Texas Creek. Doherty, Geo.,, miner. Dominion Gold Dredging and Placer Mining Co., J. Arness, mgr. Donofri, Frank, farmer. Downs. Wm., miner. Duguid (Wm. G.) & Miller (Wm. H.), builders and contractors. Duguid, William G., of Sanson & Duguid. Dumond. Mark, hardware, etc.; also Ashcroft. Rod. J. Atkin, mgr. Dunlop. John, ceneral store. also Tyanuehton. Dunn, James, miner. Edwards. John, farmer. Fraser, Donald. Excelsior House. Fraser, DUhcan, miher. FRASER, RIC A., PUBI-JSHEll, THE PROSPECTOR (Weekly). f-iMis. Samuel, conveyancer and notary. Gibson, John Fullarton, miner iiffl 292 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Lillooet. Log Cabin. (Wm.), farmer. Bar. Bar. High Bar. Watson's Gibson, Wm. Fullerton, miner. Glenn, Charles, miner. Gott, Eugene, farmer. Gott, Frank, farmer. Harris, Thomas C, fanner and miner. Hoey, Richard, j farmer. Hurley, D. & Co., butchers. (Daniel Hurley & Wm. Abercrombie) Hurley, Daniel, Hotel Victoria. Hurley (George) & Cameron livery. Hunter, George, farmer. Keary, Henry G., miner. Kinder, Fredk. H., painter. KnoWles, J. Launcelot C, J.P., Pemberton Portage. Lahore, Alex., farmer, Foster's Lahore, John, farmer, Foster's La Rochelle, Baptiste, farmer, Paseelqua La Rochelle, Fabian, farmer, Paseelqua. Lasher, George, carpenter and miner. Litalian, J., farmer, The Fountain. McDonald, Archibald, Govt., road supt. McDonald, Donald, farmer, McDonald, Dugald, farmer. Bar Creek. McKiver, James, miner. Macfarlane, Samuel Angus, agent C.P. R. telegraph. Means, Richard, farmer and miner. McGregor, John, laborer. Mcintosh, William, farmer and miner. McMillan, Isaac Stewart, farmer. Marshall, John, J.P., Lillooet Flour Mills. Mira Monte Milling Co., Ltd., Six-Mile Creek (5 miles NE.) Murray, John A., Nelson. Robert,. farmer. Noel, Arthur, supt. Ben d'Or Mine. Noel, Charles, miner. Ostrander, Ernest, miner. Peters, Eusebius S., Phair, Casper, stipendary magistrate. Phair (Mrs.) Cerese Armet, general store. Place, J. C, free miner. Petit, Sylvanus Manly, farmer. Reed, Mrs. Eliza., millinery. Reed, Thomas Pearson, mining recorder. Richardson, Fred'k, miner. Richey, A., miner. Riley, Wm. C, farmer. Rowbottom, James, miner. Russell, Joseph, livery. ■Sanson, (Dr. George) & Duguid. G.), saw mill, Fred. Appleyard, Santini, Paul, general merchant Simpson, J. P., free miner. Smith. Alfred Wellington, M.P.P. Sutherland, David, carpenter. Swart, John A., farmer, Pacelqua. Tinkham, Frank, miner. Walter, Thos.. miner. Watt, Frederick, laborer. Williams, Owen, free miner. (Wm. mgr. Williams, J. R., free miner. White, Grant, free miner." Ho Sang, general store. Jung Kee, general store. See Hing Lung, general store. LITTLE QUALICUM, (See Big Qualicum.) Post Office Englishman's River. A steamboat landing in Nanaimo district on the northern route, 15 miles from Englishman's River, 32 miles north of Nanaimo, and reached by the Comox steamer. Has public school. De Greek, Henry, farmer. De Greek, Wm., book agent. Hamilton, Stily, farmer. Hanna, James W., farmer. Hellier, Walter James S., farmer. Kinkade, Thomas, farmer. Nic-kelson, John, farmer. LIVERPOOL, A station on the New Westminstet & Southern Railway; postoffice, Brownsville, distant 1 mile. Gairns, George, section foreman. Sanderson, D. P. LOUGHBOROUGH INLET, (See also Roy, Thurlow and Por; Neville.) A steamboat landing near Port N»- ville, Vancouver distance 145 milei LOCH ERROCH, A closed postoffice in Westminsb? district, near Aggassiz, on the 12-; meredian west. Ex-Postmaster, Thos. Wilson. LOG-CABIN. A station on the White Pass L Yukon Railway, 32 miles from BWf way, 8 miles from Bennett, ba telephone connection with bKagw? and Bennett. Customs (H. M.), Percy R. Peele, acW sub-collector. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Lome Creek. Customs (U. S.), T. F. Payne, sub-collector. Tugwell, Thomas, British Hostelery Htl. N.W.M.P., White Pass Summit, Northwest Mounted Police. Inspector—F. L. Cartwright. Nodek, E. M., general store. B.C. Northern Trading Co., general store, —. Ball, mgr. Ward Bros., Old Log Cabin Hotel. Barrett, John, Victoria Hotel. White Pass and Yukon Railway Co. Bethune, Alex. B.. Customs broker. Englehardt, Arthur, Customs broker. 'Scharschmidt, Dr., physician. LORNE CREEK, (See also Hazelton.) A mining camp in the Skeena river, Cassiar district, 52 miles below Hazelton, and 103 miles from the mouth of the Skeena River. Barnes, Charles, miner. McArthur (David) & Speer (Wm.), miners. Reynard C, miner. Smith. C, miner. LONDONS LANDING, See Lulu Island Post office. LOUIS CREEK, A settlement in Yale district, situated on the North Thompson River, 47 miles north of Kamloops, east side. Postmaster—Lyda Noble. Allen, James. Armour, Samuel, farmer. Anstey, Francis S., farmer. [ Brown, Geo., farmer. [..Cahilty, John, farmer. | Cahilty, Robert, farmer, Campbell, Dugald, rancher. Cannell, Edmund, farmer. jOarreau, Joseph 0., farmer. [Christian, John Matthias, farmer. |Fadiar, Charles, farmer. Fahey, James, farmer. 3Fernie, William Lewis, farmer. ■Fernie, Maxwell, rancher. !Forrest, George J., farmer. rFraser, Donald, painter and farmer. Gordon, Alexander, farmer. Graham, Robert, farmer. Jagoe, John Thos Broderick, farmer. ^Leslie, Thomas, rancher. Lessard, Moses, farmer. ; Loveway, Thos., farmer. Roses and !J Carnations. Finest Assortment ef Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. Tel. 109. JAMES PONT, ManaC-A McAuley, Donald, farmer. McAuley,. John, farmer. McLean, Alexander, farmer. Mansen, James B., farmer. Miller, John, farmer. Miller, John L., farmer. Moseley, John, farmer. Mosse, Joseph, farmer. Noble, Andrew, farmer. and hotel. Purdy, W. W-, miner. Raven, George Parish, farmer. Rushton, Frank, rancher and gunsmith. Shaw, William Wesley, rancher. Smith, Geo., miner. Smith, Nettie, school teacher, West Side. Wilkerson, Hugh, farmer. Wilson, Mrs. T., school teacher, East Side. LOWE INLET, (See Also Port Essington.) A salmon fishery on the northwest coast. Distance from Vancouver, 500 miles. Situated on Grenville Channel, 35 miles from the Mouth of Skeena River. Baird, Wm. G., canneryman. Collins, Frank, fisherman. Lowe Inlet Packing Company, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents. Rood, Alex., carpenter. LOWER NICOLA, (See also Coutlee.) A post settlement on the Nicola and Kamloops ryad, Nicola valley, in the Yale district. Nearest railway sta- 294 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Lower- Nicola Lulu Island, tion and telegraph office, Spence'8 -Jxy&e, distant 35 miles: M;a#. biweekly. It is reached by the Kamloops and Spence's Bridge mail stftge. twdce a week. Has Methodist church and public school. Postmaster, R. M. Woodward. A^^^ong, G. B. & Co.* genera^ merchants. Barwick, N&th garpenter. Barwick, M. J. H., f^nier. Bernard, Jos., farmer. Rrown, Charles>. miner. Bushell, Albert, miller and engineer. Gordon, Alexander, farmer. Irwin, B., farmer. Johnston, Parry, laborer. Johnston, Robert, laborer. Manning, John, farmer. Ogelvie, John, farm-hand. Richardson, Ed., farmer. Richardson, Henry Edward, farmer and sawyer. Schuyler, H. H., school teacher. Smith, James, blacksmith. Smith, William. Strubbles, H. T., miner and prospector. Willson, John, farmer. Woodward, R. Marcus, general merchant, saw mill and postmaster. Woodward, Clarence, farmer. Woodward, Ernest, -farmer. Woodward, Frank D., farmer. Woodward, Harvey H,, farmer. Woodward, Henry, farmer. Woodward, Norman, herder. Woodward, Thomas, J.P., farmer. Woodward, Wm. E., farmer. LULU ISLAND, known as London's Landing. (See Also Steveston.) A money order postoffice on Lulu Island, at the mouth of the Fraser river, north side, in Richmond municipality. Telephone to Steveston, dfe- tant 1 mile, mails daily via Vancouver distance 13 miles, New Westminster, distance 16 miles. Its principal industries are farming and fishing. Postmaster—J. P. Bn-wditch. Anderson, Donald, farmer. Anglo B, C. Packing Co., Phoenix-Britannia Cannery, H., Bell Irving & Co. . qgents; W. A. Munro, local mgr. Barlow, Frank, foreman Colonial. Beaver Canning Co., John Rowan, mgr.; J. H. Todd & So, agents. Beckman, John, farmer, Blair, Archibald, farmer. Blair, James, sr., farmer. Blair, Jafes, jr., farmer. Blair, John, farmer. Blair, R., farmer. Blair, William, farmer. Blue, Muir James, farmer. Bowditch, John P., postmaster. Brapscomb, Solomon, farmer. Bridge, William, dairy. Bridge, Wm., laborer. Burton, Joseph, foreman Britannia Cannery. Burton, Percy. Cameron, A. G., farmer. Campbell, John, farmer. Canadian Pacific Packing Co., Ltd., R, V. Winch, manager. Charles, E., farmer. Colonial Canning Co. Cope, Will., farmer. Crawford, Ed., farmer. Dahl, Herman, farmer. Dahl, John, farmer. Dalziel, Andrew, farmer. Donnelly, John, farmer. Dreaney, Andrew, farmer. Dreaney, George, blacksmith. Dreaney, John Henry, farmer. Fairman, John, jr., farmer. Fairman, John H., sr., farmer. Falconbridge, Frank, Featherson, John, farmer. Gay, William, farmer. Gerard, Elzeard, farmer. Harding Christ., farmer. Harvey, Thomas, lighthouse keeper. Huston, Henry, canneryman. Johnson, Ed., net-man. Kidd, Thomas, M.P.P., farmer. Knox, James, farmer. Lee, Brook, farmer. Lee, Walter, farmer. London, Wm. H. postmaster and fanner. London, Charles E., farmer. McBain, James, foreman Phoenix Cannery. McCormick, Harry, blacksmith. MeKenzie, Harry, natman, Beaver.. McKinney, James A,, farmer. McMyn, James, farmer. McMyn, John, farmer. McMyn. William R., farmer. Munroe, William Alfred, mgr. Phoeo?] and Britannia Cannery. Pacific Coast Packing Co., H. H. Bai> mgr. Pearson, Solomon Mann, farmer. Pearson, Thomas William, farmer. Rees, Rice, farmer. Reid, David Henley, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 295 Lumby. Lumby. Boss, John, foreman, Beaver. Smith, George, farmer. Smith, James, farmer. Smith, Will., farmer. Spitali, John, canneryman. Tiffin, H. M., farmer. Tilton, James, farmer. Tilton, Joseph, farmer. Tilton, Wm., farmer. Wadhams, Wm. A., cannery foreman. Walker, Dan,, farmer. Walker, William, farmer. Rowan, John, J.P., mgr. Beaver cannery. Ward, Harry, bookkeeper. Whiteside, James, farmer. Whiteside, John, farmer. Whiteside, Robert, farmer. Woodward, Dan, farmer. Woodward, Nathan, farmer. Young, Corey, farmer. Gee Sing, general store. LUMBY, (See also Creighton Valley, Coldstream and Blue Springs.) A settlement in Yale district; nearest railway station, Vernon, distant 17 miles east of Vernon. Postmaster, Louis Morand. Allwood, James, farmer. Baker, George, farmer. Baker, H. J., farmer. Bessette, Claude, farmer. Bessette, Napoleon, farmer. Bessette, Moses, farmer. Bessette, John, farmer. Bijornson, S. J., farmer. Blondin, John, farmer. Bonneau, Casimer, farmer, Bonneau, Felix, farmer. Bontelier, Archibald, farmer. Bonneville, Oliver, farmer. Beady, Joseph, farmer. Campbell, Dugald, farmer. Campbell, Kenneth, farmer. Campbell, J., farmer. Cargil, John, farmer. Carr, Andrew, farmer. Cartwright, George, Albert, carpenter. Cartwright, Joseph, farmer. Christian, Charles, farmer. Christian, Alexander, farmer. Cook, Charles Fisher, farmer, Shuswap River. Dailey, John, farmer. Derby, A. Derby, Howard Joseph, farmer Dupuis, Alfred, farmer. Duteau, Vincent, farmer Ehlers, Henry Frederick, farmer Shngr wap River, Finlaison, Frederick, farmer, Shuswap River. Funk, John George, farmer. Galbraith, Matthew, farmer. Galbraith, Robert, farmer. Genier, John, farmer. Gibson, Hugh McMillan, farmer. Helgeson, Baldwin T., farmer. Hollingsworth, W. H., farmer. Ireland, D. C, farmer Shuswap River. Irish, Robert J., farmer, Trinity Valley. Jackman, J., farmer. Jackman, P., farmer. Johnson, R. J., farmer. Jones, Robert, farmer. King, William Joseph, farmer. Kitchen, Edgar, farmer. Leblanc, Joseph, farmer. Levasseur, Charles, farmer. Lindsay, M. A. F., farmer. Livingstone, Joseph, farmer. McDonald, Alexander Donald, farmer. McDonald, Coll, farmer. McDonald, Alexander, rancher. McDonnell, J., farmer. Mclntyre, Joseph Matheson, farmer. Mcllvanie, Samuel, farmer. McKay, M., farmer. McLean, Donald Hugh, farmer. McLennan, Alexander, farmer. McNeil, Alfred, farmer. Miller, Vernon Leslie Eden, far-net Shuswap River. Mitchell, William, farmer. Morand, E., Louis, hotel and post office. Mosheimer, A. ,farmer. Nelson, N. P., farmer. Nesbett, Joseph Alfred, farmer. Newham, John, farmer. Norris, T., school teacher. Phillips, James, farmer. Phillips, John, farmer. Phillips, J. D., farmer. Pickering, James, farmer. Rooler, Chas. D., farmer and carpenter. Pratt, William Edwin, rancher. Proctor, William George, farmer. Quesnel, Cleophas, butcher. Quesnel, Claudide, farmer. Richards, William Horatio, farmer. Rollings, William, farmer. Rowett, Richard, miner. Schiffer, Frank, farmer. Smith, Alfred William, farmer. Smyth, James, farmer. Smyth, William, farmer. Stansfield, Alexander, farmer. Shuswap River. Stansfield, Alexander, jr., fanner. Strout, Eugens Dyre, farmer. Swift, Ruben, farmer. Swift, Thomas, farmer. Thatcher, William Mason, farmer. Verdon, Peter, farmer and miner, 296 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Lund. Lytton. Ward, William, farmer. !">%$ Ward, Thomas, farmer. Warner, Frederick Charles, farmer. Woodward, A. J., farmer. LUND, A post settlement on the east side of Gulf of Georgia, opposite Hernando Island, Comox District. Distance from Vancouver 87 miles. Industries, lumering, mining, fishing aud agriculture. Postmaster, Chas. A., Thulin. Anderson, John, miner. Anderson, Servis, miner. Anthony, David, logger. Raine, Francis, miner. Baker, Charles N., miner. Bushwa, F. C. miner. Cailson, Gus, logger. Carlson, John, miner. Carlson, Edwin, miner. Conant, Wilbert, logger. Crop, Joshua, miner. Cullen, John, miner. Field, John, logger. Flinn, John, logger. Gustafson, Axel., farmer. Hanson, Albert, farmer. Hanson, Hans A., farmer. Hanson, Peter E., farmer. Harding, Andrew, farmer. Harding, Charles, logger. Higgins, W. H., lumberman. Higgins, Chas. F., lumberman. Higgins, Edwin, engineer. Hoedeck, Charles, logger. Jacobson, Eric, blacksmith. Johnson, Frank, logger. Johnson, Hugo, miner. Johnson, Eric, miner. McCallum, Frank, shipwright. McDonald, Donald, farmer. Malory, George, logger. Marsh, Thomas, lumberman. Meirs, George, logger. Nelson, Charles M., farmer. Moran, Peter, lumberman. Nodman, Martin, miner. Pamphlett, Thomas, miner. ' Rawding, George, notary public, etc. Ryan, J., blacksmith. Smith, Norman, miner. Smythe, Charles, lumberman. Thulin Bros (Chas. A. & Fredk. G.) props. Hotel Malaspina and general store. Thulin, Charles A., postmaster. Willis, William T., lumberman. LYTTON, An important town on the main line of the C.P.R., 156 miles east of Vancouver, at the junction of the Fraser and Thompson rivers, 57 miles above Yale, Yale district. Has money order postoffice, telegraph and' express offices. Mails daily. Express, Dominion and B. C Has Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches and public school. Distributing point for Lillooet, dis..- 42 miles and mining district. Postmaster, J. H. Anthony. Aleck, Louis, general store, butcher and bakery. Anthony (John H.) & Robson (Charles E.) general merchants. ANTHONY, JOHN H., POSTMASTER. Bastin, Rev. J. S. A., clerk in Holy Or ders. Blachford, Henry, blacksmith. Brophy, Michael, hydraulic engineer. Bruno, Francis, logger. Buie, Miss A. L., nurse in charge St Paul's Hospital. Cameron & Hurley, stage line to Lillooet. Cameron, William, stage driver.' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Thomas Clark agent. Clark, Thomas, agent C. P. R. Creighton, David, bartender. Dwyer, James, section foreman. Earl, Thos. G., J.P., fruit grower, pres Board of Horticulture. Fossett, Charles, section foreman C.P.Is Gatran, Willie, fisher. Gillis, Thomas, prop. Globe Hotel. Hautier, Alphonse F., Hendersori, Thos., M.A., school teacher,!! Kane, William, farmer, 14 Mile CreekJ] Lachore, Alex., farmer, Foster's Bar. Lochore. Alex., farmer, Foster's Bar. Loring, Deloss, Lorenzo, farmer. McGillivray, Charles, farmer. McKay,. John, farmer. McKnight, James Marquette, George, farmer. Marquette, J. B., logger. Mickleson, Leander, O'Dwyer, Thomas, farmer and bar ten-i der. Pearson, James, storekeeper. | Raspberry, Archibald T., rancher and| butcher. Relbagliati, A. G., gen. store. and lumber yard. Rebagati, Bernardo, blacksmith. Rebagliati, B., gen. store. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Lytton. Rebagliati, F. B., blacksmith. (Miles & J. B.) Rebagliati, George G., general store. Rebagliati, John, farmer. Robinson, Horace, teamster. Robson, Chas. E., Ruddock, Robert, farmer, 10 Mile Creek. Sayre, Frank,. Provincial constable. Seward, Thos.. J.P., farmer. Silverthome Bros., Bailey Hotel. Small. Richard, M.A., Ven. Archdeacon of Yale. Stainforth, Frank, miner. Stevenson. A.. J.P., supt. pub. works. Steffens, H., storekeeper Wallis, Hubert Ed., druggist. Walsh, Wm., farmer. M'CONNELL CREEK, A village settlement in. Westminster district., dis. 10 miiHes from Mission City. In Dewdney Municipality. Brule, E., farmer. Burns, E., farmer. Cyr, Alfred C, farmer. Cyr, Frank; farmer. Cyr, Joseph Stanislas, farmer. Cyr, Qoel, farmer. Gasse, Oscar, farmer. Gasse, M. O., farmer Laperiere, Adjuster, farmer. Laduc, Baptiste, farmer. Moreau, Elzear. Moreau, Thomas, farmer. Pigeon, Pit., farmer. MUORMACK'S, A steamboat landing on Lower Arrow Lake, 8 miles from Robson. M'CUDDY'S, (Post Office Fairview.) A stopping place in Boundary district, 14 miles from Fairview, and 14 miles from Camp McKinney. McCuddy, J. P., hotel. Tillman John, saw mill; also Boundary Falls. M'DAME'S CREEK, (See also Sylvester's Landing.) A mining camp in the Stikine division of Cassiar District, on McDames Creek, 12 miles from Sylvester's Landing. Calbreath, Cook & Co., genera! traders. Cox, —., manager C. C & Co. SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign betters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. M'DONALD, (See Chilliwack P.O.) Preston (Wm. Alex.) & Mallette (_uiis. Mary), hotel. M'DOUGALLS CAMP, In southern, East Kootenay. Riley, T. W., hotel. M'GUIGAN, A station on the Kaslo & Slocan Ry. dis. from Kaslo, 23 miles; there are anumber of mines in the vicinity which are shipping from two to three car loads of ore per day. Sandon distance 6 miles. Postmaster—Lucius J. Hamilton. Antoine Mine, Geo. Alexander owner, Kaslo; M. R. W. Rathborne, supt. Arvisson, Otto, section foreman K. & S. Ry. Barr, John R., merchant. Best Mine, Geo. W. Hughes, owner. Brown, May, waitress. Dardanelles M. & M. Co., Ltd., A. McClaine sec, Kaslo. Denmark Mine. Farreday. John, prop. Cross Roads Htl. Farrell, Luke, bartender. Great Western Mine, George Turner mgr., res. Sandon. Hamilton, Lucias, J., postmaster and agent K. & S. Ry. Hotel McGuigan, James Brown, prop. KASLO A SLOCAN RAILWAY, Lucius J. Hamilton, agent. Kaslo and Slocan Hotel, Mrs. Zena Peters, prop. 298 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA McGuigan. Mara. Power, John W., teamster. Rambler & Cariboo Cons. G. & S. M Co., Ltd., W. H. Adams, mgr., Kaslo. R. E. Lee Mine, Lorenzo Alexander prop. Ruby Silver Mine, Silver Bell Mine, Mike J. Sweeney,, supt. Slocan Boy Mine, Surprise Mine, Alex. Smith mgr. Kaslo. Tom Moore Mine, J. C. Ryan, mgr. and supt. Washington M. Co., (foreign), office Kaslo; James Mack, mine foreman, M. St. Jean concentrator foreman. M'PHERSON'S, Now called Cowichan Station. MALAHAT, A land district, comprising the southern portion of the E. & N. Ry. land grant. It extends from Goldstream to Shawnigan Lake. MALCOLM ISLAND, (P. O. Alert Bay.) MAMETE LAKE, A post settlement on the wagon road from Savonas, dis. 27 miles to Coutlers, dis. 20 miles. Postmaster, L. Qu enville. Allen, Francis, rancher. Chartrant, Archill, rancher. Cousineau, Dave, rancher. Dupuis, Alfred, rancher. Murray, John, laborer. Owen, A. H., rancher. Proteau; Joseph, rancher. Quenville, Louis, rancher and postmaster Ray, Francois, rancher. MANSON TOWN, A mining camp on Manson Creek, Eastern Ominica Mining Division, of Cassiar Electoral District. It is 200 miles east of Hazelton, the head of navigation on Skeena River. Postmaster—Geo. S. Dawson. Evans, Ezra, general store. 48rd Milling and Mining Co., Ltd., Col. Joshua Wright, mgr. Ominica Cons. Hydraulic Mining, Capt. Colin N. Black, mgr. Valleau, Frederick William, stipendary magistrate, gold commissioner and government agent and collector, MAPLE BAY, (Post Office, Somenos.) A farming settlement in the district of Cowichan; it has an excellent harbor on the East Coast of Vancouver Island 2 miles from Shopland. Duncan's distance 6 miles; telegraph office, Duncans. Its industries are farming and lumbering. It has Methodist church and public school. Aitken, Thos., farmer. Bassett Wm., farmer. Beaumont, William, farmer. Bonsall, F., farmer. Botterill, M-., farmer. Drummond Sandy, farmer. Edgson John, farmer. Edgson. Milton, Sr., farmer. Edgson Milton, farmer. Price, C. H., gentleman. Hargrave, J. J., farmer. Hargraves, S., farmer. MAPLE GROVE, A station on the Mission branch oi the C.P.R., 4 miles from Mission Junction. MAPLE RIDGE, A municipality on the bank® of the Fraser river in New Westminster district. It has an area of 50,000 acres and a frontage of 18 miles along the Fraser River. The soil in the vicinity of Port Haney is a heavy clay, suitable for brick making. In the vicinity of Port Hammond it is exceptionally rich, and is adapted to market gardening, as the soil is very prolific. On the Lillooet river, two miles in rear of Port Han-, ey, are extensive tracts of timber 'limits. At the extreme western boundary of the municipality are the- Pitt Meadows, richer land than which cannot be found. The C.P.R. runs through it and has the following stations: Haney, Wharnock and Hammond. Daily communication by steamer with New Westminster and the up-river points. (See also Port Hammond and Port Haney.) MARA, A flag station on the Shuswap & Okanagan railway. Distance from GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Mara. Enderby or Sicamous, each 10 miles. Telegraph, Sicamous. Rosoman, Mrs. Mary.E., postmaster. Bennet, Ernest, laborer. Bennett, John, farmer. Braginton, Alfred, farmer. Caddew, Mrs., farmer. Dean, Fred, rancher. Elson, William, rancher. Eves, James, rancher. Gray, Thomas, farmer. Guilletto, James, farmer. James, H. B., rancher. Joansen, Carl, farmer. Johnson, F., farmer. Johnson, Henry, rancher. Kosoman, Cyril, mail carrier. Lambert, John, farmer. Lee, William Henry, farmer. Little, C. E., rancher. Little, George Edgar, rancher. Long, William, rancher. Massey, L. B., farmer. Mozer, John, farmer. Owen, William, farmer. Pringle, Miss, teacher. Roitner, John, farmer. Rosoman, Arthur W., farmer. Rosoman, Bernard, farmer. Rosoman, Rev. J. E.. clergyman. Rosoman, Mary E., postmistress. Rosoman, Percy, farmer. Sanderson, George, farmer. Shannon, D., farmer. Sullivan. John, rancher. Swift Thomas, farm bailiff. Van Houck, Augustus E. S., rancher. Watson, Leon Alexander, rancher. Weir, George, farmer. Zfcltergreen, Augustus, section foreman. MARYVILLE, On Kootenay lake, 10 miles south of Pilot Bay. Postoffice, Pilot Bay. Jaron. H., mining operator. La France, E. N., rancher. Wall, Thomas, mining operator. MASSETT, , A village on Inlet of same name at north end of Graham Island, Queen Charlotte Islands. in the Skeena division of the Cassiar district, 100 miles north of Skidegate. The O.M.S. have a fine church here and a school is supported by the Dominion government. Harrison, W., genral store. , Hudson Bay Co., general merchants. W. D. Jardine, in charge. MATSQUI, (See Mission City.) (See Abbottsford and Mount Lehman.) A municipality on the south side of the Fraser River, in Western por- iion of Chilliwack riding, Westminister District. The mission branch of the C.P.R. run through the municipality. Mission City, across the Fraser, is headquarters for the district. MAYNE ISLAND, (See Plumper Pass.) Nearest telegraph office New Westminster. MAYWOOD, A suburb of Victoria on Saanich road, 2 miles from Victoria post office and % mile north of city limits, reached by B.C. Electric Railway. Baptist Mission and public school. Has Anglican church (St. Mark's), Population 400. for names of residents see Victoria City. Postmaster, W. Graham. MEANS-KANISHT, An Indian Mission Village and reserve on the Skeena River._40 miles below Hazelton, 98 miles above Port Essington. Has saw mill, water power, capacity 700 feet per day. Population, 300 Indians. Tomlinson Bros (Robert, jr., and Richard), saw mill and general store. ■ Tomlinson, Rev. Robert Reformed Episcopal. MELVILLE. A townsite on Sophie Mountain near Velvet Mine, 10 miles from Rossland. Somers (James) & Wilson (John), hotel. MENZIES BAY, A steamboat landing on the east coast of Vancouver Island. Distance from Vancouver 90 miles. At Lower entrance to Seymour Narrows. 300 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Metchosin. Metlakahtla. METCHOSIN, (Metchosin includes Happy Valley, (Post Office Rocky Point.) A country postoffice situated in the Esquimalt district, 15 miles southwest of Victoria, which is the nearest railway and express office. Telegraph, Otter Point, distant 10 miles.. Postmaster—F. Mallett. Agner, Julian, farmer. Aguire, Jul in, farmer. Arden, James, laborer. Arden, William, farmer. Arden, William, jr., farmer. Barrow, Henry, laborer. Barron, John S. Barron, Sinclair. Cole, Mrs. Mary, farmer. Cook, George Job Stalard, farmer. Dutnall, George, farmer, Albert Head. Foster, John, farmer, Pedder Bay. Fisher, William, J.P., farmer. Fraser, James. Gleed, Mrs. Rachel, farmer. Green, Frank, farmer. Goddard, Edward, farmer.- Hayward, Wm. H. Helgesen, Hans, farmer and miner. Helgesen, Henry Charles, farmer. Helgesen, Thomas, Fulton, farmer. Johansen, Johnson Frederick, farmer. Joyner, A. W. B., farmer. Lomax, Wm., farmer. ] Lornax, William. McCulloch, Samuel. Neil, Wm., farmer. Pears, George, farmer, Pears, John, farmer. Piaggio, Henry. Robinson, Miss S., school teacher. Roy, Samuel, farmer. Smart, Henry,, farmer. Swart, John Henry, farmer. Stothard, Thomas Gleed, Smith, Samuel G. Swanwick, Robert Weir, farmer. Sweetman, Wm. Osborn, baker. Trenchard, Geo., farmer. Vigelius, Louis, ranch, also Victoria. Walker, James, farmer. Weir, John, farmer. Witty, John. Witty, Mrs. M., farmer. Weir, Mrs. wid. Adam, farmer. Witty, Robert, farmer. Witty, William, farmer. Wilson, A. E., farmer. METLAKAHTLA, On the Tsimpsheaw peninsula, about midway between Port EsBington. and Port Simpson in the Cassiar district, 20 miles north of Skeena river, and about 570 miles north of Victoria. Telegraph, Victoria. An Anglican church is supported by the C.M.S. CM. school for Indian boys and girls and industrial school maintained by the Dominion government. Postmaster, John Cunningham. Ardagh, Vernon, physician, C.M.S. Hospital, also Claxton. Osrroll, Miss Theresa, asst. matron. Clifton, Herlhert, trade instructor Industrial school. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN. MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER, j Davies, Miss, nirse Caledonia hospital. Girls' Home. Hogan, William, C.M.S., clergyman Jackson, Miss Helen, C.M.S., lady mis- bionery.. Leighton, Albert, fisherman. Leighton, Joshua, fisherman. Noel, W. H., clerk. Parker <& Campbell, general merchants. Parker, Frederick, Pierce, Mrs., housekeeper Bishop's court. Powell, Charles, Indian store. Ridley, Rt. Rev. William, Lord Bishop of Caledonia, Anglican. Robinson, Peter, fisherman. Rudland. William, boat bnilder. Ryan, Charles, night watchman. Ryan, Stephan, clerk. Scott, J. R., principal Industrial school. Spence, John, engineer. Todd, Charles, Indian agent. Tyte, Miss Alice, C.M.S., matron Indian school. i Washbourne, Lewis, steward str. Vigilant West, Miss Margaret, C.M.S., matron White Girls' Home. Wilson, David, engineer str. Vigilant. MICHEL. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway. 164 miles east of Kootenay Landing. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Midway. MIDWAY, (See also Rock Creek and Boundary Falls.) A mining camp near the international boundary, 30 miles from Grand Forks and 80 miles from Pentecton, in Bonudary Creek District. It is in a mining district, with farming on the foot hills. Has saw mill, Presbyterian church and public school. Population 200. Situated at the present terminus of the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R., 99 miles from West Robson and 9 miles south of Greenwood. Postmaster—E. A. Hain. Benerman, Spencer, broker. Black, Frank Henry, farmer. Boone, Frank, carpenter and contractor. Burns, P. & Co., butchers, A. K. Mathes mgr. Bush, James, blacksmith. Gonkle, Wm. H., farmer. Cunningham, George D., miner. Douglas, John, mining broker and capitalist. Dowding, Mrs. E. J., hotel keeper. Gardam, L., provincial constable. iAain (Ed. A.) & Co., general merchants. Heldstat, Peter, contractor and carpenter. Highland Queen Cons.. M. Co. (fgn.), Fred'k Wm. McLaine, sec'y; Charles Ludwig Thomet, mgr.; George Guess, consulting engineer. Ingram, Mackay, farmer. Jackson, John R., farmer. Jacobs, Edwin, townsite agent. Keightley, Ewing, mine owner. Kerhy, Forbes M., CE., and surveyor. Kerr, James, J. P., farmer. Lamb, Francis Mortimer, rancher. Lamb. Stanley, rancher. Lundy, C. J., general merchant. McAuley & Keightley, Boundary Hotel. McAuley, Thos., of McA. •& Keightley. McLaine, Fred'k Wm., prospector. McLeod, John P., barrister and solicitor. McNicol, James L., general merchant. .McMynn, Wm. G., mining recorder and chief constable. McNicol, James, general store. Melville, Chas., carpenter and contractor. Melville, J. M., contractor. Midway (The) Co., Ltd., E. Jacobs, agt. Mining Recorder, Wm. Graham Mc- Mynn. Murray, Hugh, farmer. Norris, W. H., prop, and pub. Midway Advance. Owen, Charles Newton, upholsterer and tents and awning mfg. Powers (Wm. P.) & Lequime (Bernard), saw and planing mills. Rickards (William B.) & Co. mining, real estate and insurance brokers. Rush, Joseph, hotel. Sawyer Bros. (C. A. and H. L.), livery stables. Sutherland, James, sub-collector of Customs. Thomet, Chas. Ludwig, mgr. Highland Queen Cons. M. Co., (fgn). Thompson, W. T., mining broker, etc. Thurber, J., hotel keeper. Tillman, A. R., saw mill. Unsworth, James Arthur, druggist. Webb, Wm„ waggonmaker. MILL BAY. on Eastern side of Vancouver Island, at mouth of Saanich Inlet and east of Shawnigan and Cobble Hill. MILLSIDE, A station on the Westminster branch of the C.P.R., 4 miles from Westminster. . McLaren & Ross, saw mill. MILLSTREAM, A post settlement in Highland, Esquimalt riding, 2 miles from Langford station, 10 miles from Victoria. Postmaster—Alfred Maltravers. Dockins, William, farmer. 302 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Millstream. Mission. DeRouisie, William, farmer. Dixon, J. M. Duggan, John, farmer. Jones, Henry, farmer. Lambert, F. Maltravers, Alfred, postmaster. McClure, Richard, farmer. Palmer, John, farmer. Pike, Charles, farmer. Pike, Henry, farmer. Ridge, H. J., farmer. Rountree, William A., farmer. Savage, Albert, farmer. Simpson, Edward, farmer. Stevens, George, farmer. Stewart, John, farmer. Stribbing, Henry, rancher. Wriglesworth, J., postmaster. MILLTOWN, (P. O. Alberni.) On Alberni canal. Alberni distant 2 miles. MILNE'S LANDING, (See also Sooke.) A settlement and steamer landing at Sooke River bridge, 23 miles from Victoria by stage. Sooke P.O., dis. 3 miles. Has Presbyterian Mission and Public School; mails by stage semi- weekly. Goldstream Ry. Station dis. 14 miles. Armour, James. Ball, Fred, farmer. Bennet, Edwin, farmer. Brule, Jean Baptiste, farmer. Charters, William Bell, farmer and blacksmit. Oharters, William B., jr. Cuttler, Edward, farmer. Fisher, Henry, farmer. George, Luie, farmer. Goodsman, J., farmer. John, Peter, farmer. Jolibois, Peter, farmer. Laazar, Andrew, farmer. Laazar, Luiei farmer. MILNE, EDWARD, MERCHANT, Milne, Hugh, farmer. Mugford, Robert John, farmer. Paiemant, Joseph, farmer. Phillips, William, farmer. Robinson, Herbert C, farmer. Robinson, Percy, farmer. Robinson, Malcolm, farmer. Shields. .T rimes, farmer. Shields, James, jr., fanner. Shields, William (Capt), sealer. Throup, George, farmer. Throup, Jona-s, farmer. Troup, Emmanuel, fruit-raiser. MINERAL CITY, a townsite on Cariboo Creek, 7 miles back from Burton at the head of Lower Arrow Lake. The government trail will connect the important mines in the vicinity with Arrow lake. Mineral City News, Alfred W. Dyer, editor. Mineral City Townsite Co., Ltd., D. M. Linnard, pres., A. F. Corbin, sec., Rossland. Rodd, H. B. F., hotel. MINNIE LAKE, (Post office Quilcnena.) A settlement in the Nicola Valley, 8 miles southeast of Quilchena, which is the nearest post office. Blackwell, John, farmer. Earnshaw, Byron, farmer. McVoy, Wm., rancher. Earnshaw, H. J., farmer. Raspberry, Archibald, rancher. Rasberry, Ed., rancher. Pffl_| MISSION Post office called Mission City Railway Station, Mission Junction. A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 42 miles east of Vancouver, and on the Fraser river, 35 miles above New Westminster; has telegraph office and money order post- office. The Roman Catholic Mission, College and Convent was established in 1865. The finest situation for fruit raising in the lower country. Has Roman Catholic Mission, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. Fishing in the Fraser River _ ; in season. Farming and fruit raising are the Industries. Daily steamers between New West-' minster and Chilliwack make land- . ings at Mission City. J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 303 Mission. Moberly. Postmaster—Henry Alan Bulwer. Abbott, G. A., clerk M. C. •Abbott, Edward J., fruit-grower. Abbott, George, fruit-grower. Abbott, George, farmer. Abercrombie, Hugh, farmer. Abercrombie, Hugh, jr., farmer. Airth, Robert Hope, drayman. Armstrong, Chas. W., operator C.P.R. Barr, Andrew, farmer. Beddard, Rev. Father, O.M.I. Bellevue Hotel, Harry Windebank. Boher, Rev. Father, O.M.I. BULWER, HENRY ALAN, Postmaster of M. Desbrisay & Co. Bush, Edward, laborer. Cade, George Edward, teamster. Cade, John B., farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Edward B., Denechaud, agent. Catherwood, John A-., reeve. Chirouse, Rev. Father, O.M.I. Cleary, Michael, farmer. Clifton, David, fruit-grower. Cox, Thomas J., mgr. M. Desbrisay & Co. Denechaud, Edward Benjamin, C. P. R. agent. Desbrisay, M. & Co. ^Merrill Desbrisay and Henry Alan Bulwer), general merchants; Thos. J. Cox, mgr.: also Nelson, B. C. Dowding, Isaac, laborer. Elliott, George, laborer, Fennell, John, farmer. Furness, John, farmer. Gazeley, Henry farmer. Gibbard, David, farmer. Gibbard, George, farmer. Gibbard, John, farmer. , Grant, Alexander, laborer. Grey, David, butcher. ' Healey, James, fruit-grower. I Hughes, Frederick W., Prov. Constable. \ Hunt, George, operator C.P.R. Hunt, Geo. B„ operator C.P.R. Hunter, John B., bridge tender C.P.R. I Jones, E. T., farmer. I Keeves, James, sec. foreman. I Lane, A. J., fisherman. Lane, Arthur Wellington, millwright. I McCormick, Daniel, farmer. I McCrae, Dunkin, farmer. . McKibbon, Robert, farmer. McLean, John D., teacher. ; McMannamon, Thomas, laborer. l McMillian, George, farmer. i McMillian, William D., farmer. \ Manson, W. J., asst. postmaster. ; Marquette, George, farmer. Marquette, John Benjamin. Marsh, John, mail carrier. METHODIST CHURCH. Mission Municipality, reeve John Cathel- wood, Hatzic, clerk, Geo. A. Abbott. Monroe, George, farmer. Monroe, John, farmer. Murphey, Benjamin, farmer. Murray, Charles, clerk. Murray, James I., carpenter and builder. Nelson, Robert rancher and cooper. Page, H. F., farmer, Matsqui Prairie. Pean, A. W., farmer. Picken, James, laborer. Picken, Robert, Pickens, Joseph, carpenter. Plumridge, James T., baker. and grocer. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Proud, George, farmer. Rucks, William, farmer. Sharpe, Albert, operator C.P.R. Sharpe, Major-General, farmer. Sharpe, Walter, farmer. Shook, M. Franklin, operator C.P.R. Sim, C. J., farmer. Solloway, Colin, farmer. Solloway, Fred, farmer. Solloway, Owen, farmer. Song, C L., Chinese laundry. Stirling, Edward, farmer. Strong, John, shoemaker. Sword, Colin, Buchanan, farmer. Theroux, Theodore, teacher Indian School. Till, Robert, capitalist. Till, Robert, carpenter. Tromer, Louis, farmer. Tromer, Richard, farmer. Tupper, Martin Farquhar, carpenter and builder. Tway, Vivian, laborer. Verchere, Anthony, farmer. Vollans, Herbert, sec. foreman. Watkins, George, farmer. Watkins, Geo., contractor and builder. Wells. IT. E., farmer. Wharton, George, blacksmith. Wilmot, A. E., civil engineer and Inspector of Dykes. Wilson. J. L., Seventh Day Adventist preacher. Windebank, H., Bellevue Hotel. Wren, Harry, farmer. Wren, John R., farmer, and lumber dealer. Wren, Thomas, farmer. Wright, Doc, sportsman. Yeomans, Silas, teamster. MOBERLY, A station on the main line of the C.P.R.. 10 miles east of Donald, in East Kootenay district. ill 304 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Moberly. Moodyviile>! Columbia River Lumber Co., saw mill, head offlce Golden, W. G. Neilson secretary. MONTE CREEK, (See Duck's Station.) (.See also Shuswap.) In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Cariboo, and Provincial North Riding of Yale. Situated on the main line of the C.P.R. There is a money order office, telegraph and an express office. The chief industry is stock-raising. The climate is dry and healthy. Fishing and shooting cannot be beaten. A stage leaves here every Wednesday and Saturday for Grand Prairie, which is twenty miles south. Population, 1899, about 40. Postmaster, Wm. Plumm, Barnard, Frederick Charles, farmer. Bishop, Stephen Walsh, farmer. Blair, Mathew, farmer. Blais, Colbert, farmer. Blaise, Colbert, farmer. Bostock, Hewitt, M.P., farmer. Callaway, E. J., farmer. Callaway, Bertram, farmer. Callaway, Joseph E. P., farmer. Daniels, Robert Edward, farmer. Dreiche, Van. farmer. Dunbar, Claud, farmer. Elwell, John W., farmer. Endall, George, Wilfrid, farmer. Harrison, William, farmer. Hatton, Bert, farmer. Heal, Bert, farmer. Kinnear, Alfred, farmer. Kinnear, John McDonald, farmer. Layland, H., farmer. Null, Charles, farmer. Martin, Hon. George Bohun rancher. Martin, Henry, farmer. Martin. Frank, farmer. Martin. Geo., farmer. Moulton. James, farmer. Newlands, Kate, school teacher. Null, Charles Wesley, farmer. Null, Joseph P., farmer. Pearse, Leslie Robert, farmer. Pearse, Stanley J., farmer. Pemberton. A. G.. sheriff. and rancher. PLUMM, WM., POSTMASTER. and pumpman C.P.R. Robbins, Cyrus S., farmer. Ross, Valentine, C.P.R., employee. St Lawrent, Joseph, farmer. Swaine, Theodore, farmer. Ulvila, Kasta, laborer. Warren, Frederick, farmer. Wilson, Geo., farmer. MONTGOMERY, A steamboat landing on the Columbia river 6i miles below Robson and \ mile above Waterloo. A camp of the L. & F. R. G. F. Co., Ltd. MOODYVILLE. On the north shore of Burrard Inlet, | nearly opposite Vancouver. The population coms-sts principally of the employees of the Moodyville saw mill Co., numbering about 120 men. Ha* a postoffice; mails twice a day from*] Vancouver, dis. 3 miles. Has tele . phone connection with Vancouver^ Episcopal church and Indian __Assio|M and public school Capacity of mill averages 10 hours 100,000 ft. Postmaster, James M., Drummond. Allen, P., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Ashton, Thomas, mill-hand. Blaney, Simon, emp. M. L. & S. Co.. Brabury, Chas., stevedore. Brouse, George, Butler, John emp. M. L. & S Co. Cadwallader, E., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Carrasco, S., mill-hand. Chase, Henry, foreman M. L. & S. Co. Chick, Henry, emp. M. L. & S. Co. Clarke, J. G., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Colbeck, Mrs. A. J., school teacher. Curtis, A.W.H., accountant, M. L. & S. Co. Doherty, J. M., emp. M. L. & S. Co. . Drake. J., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Drummond, J. M. postmaster and storekeeper. Florres. P., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Frost. H, emp. M. L. & S. Co. Gagnon. F.. emp. M. L. & S. Co. Gass, F., bcc-kkeepef Gaynor, William, stevedore. Gibson, J., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Godden, H, emp. M. L. & S. Co. Hall, W., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Kaynes, J., mate str. Etta White. Leon, Nathan, stevedore. Mack, L.. emp. M. L. & S. Co. McDowell, S., chief engineer Senator. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Moodyville. Mount McGinnis, George, shmgleman. McGinnis, J. H., emp. M. L. <& b. OO. Mahlman, A. H., watchman. Marandi, F., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Marselano, M., eaip. M. L. & S. Co. Mowat, Chas., engineer Etta White. Moodyville Lai.d & Sawmill Co., Ltd. J. G. Woods, manager, Robt. Ward & Co., agents, Vancouver. Munro, D., tallyman N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., M. L. & S. Co., agents. Newman, C, emp. M. L. & to. oo. Newman, George, longshoreman. Newman, Henry, longshoreman. Newman, M., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Newman, Wm. stevedore. Peterson, C, emp. M. L. & S. Co. Ransom, S., engineer M. L. & S. M. Co. Randall, S. J., master mechanic M. L. & S. M. Co. Rivers, Chas., stevadore. Rivers, D., clerk, M. L. & S. Co. Scherif, James, emp. M.L. & S. Co. Smith, Capt. Chas., Etta White. Stalker, Capt. H. str. Senator. Stevens, Capt. A. E. stevedore. St. John, John, emp. M. L. $ S. Co. Walker. T. emp. M. L. & S. Co. Wight, James, emp. M. L. & S. Co. White, Thos., emp. M. L. & S. Co. White, Wm., stevedore. Williams, J., emp. M. L. & S. Co. Woods, J. G., mgr. Moodyville Sawmill & Land Company, Ltd. MOORES COVE, on Skeena River, 5 miles below Irving Standard Cannery. Paul, John, farmer and fisherman. Gamble, Thomas, farmer and fisherman. Haines, Paul, farmer and.fisherman. Johnston, Wm., farmer and fisherman. MORESBY ISLAND, Situated in Islands district, 9 miles from Sidney. Robertson, George Edward, farmer. Robertson, Horatio John, farmer. MORRISSEY. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 135 miles from Kootenay Landing. MORRIS VILLE. Post office, Kamloops A settlement- d:«. from K-;rn'nnps ft miles on South Thompson river. MOUNTAIN CREEK, On C. P. R. — miles east of Vancouver, in the East Kootenay district. MOUNTAIN DISTRICT. (Known also as East Wellington.) A settlement in the Nanaimo di»- trict,- between Nanaimo and Wellington. MOUNT LEHMAN, (See also Abbottsford.) A country posoffice on he Fraser river, 30 males above New Westminster. Mails 3 times a week. Nearest railway station and telegraph. Mission, distant 5 miles. Situated one mile from the Fraser River in the Matsqui Municipality. It industries aare farming, stock raisinu and fruits. Has Epscopal, Methodist, - Presbyterian and churches and public school Postmaster, G. A. Lee. Alder & Alder, Percy, of H Vancouver City. Alder, Henry & Son, general store. Anderson, Peter, farmer. Archibald, Matthew James, farmer. Baldwin, Martin, fisherman. Boyle, Geo. A., farmer. Bradner, Thomas, farmer. Burgess, Joseph, farmer. Cade, John B., school teacher. Calder, Andrew, farmer. Carson, Harvey, farmer. Coghlan, Charles, farmer. Coghlan Robert, farmer. Craig, Neil, farmer. Gillis, Alex., farmer. Graff, Moses, farmer. Harris, John Edward, Harrison, Frederick J., Hawkins, A., farmer. Hennah, John, farmer. Ibbotson, Jacob, farmer. Ibbotson, John, jr., farmer. Ibbotson, John, sr., farmer. Israel, Isiah, teamster and farmer 1m ne!, John, farmer. Israel, Joshiah, farmer. Kin;.. E. W., farmer. Leclair, Fred, farmer. Lehman, Carson, farmer. Lehman, Thomas H.. farmer. Lee, George Alexander, farmer. and postmaster. I'pe. Mrs. Abigail, farmer. McCallum, Alex., farmer, 21 farmer, teacher. 306 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Mount Lehman. Mount Tolmie. McGregor, Daniel, farmer. McGregor, James R., farmer. McKay, George, farmer. McLean, Angus, fisherman. McLean, Murdoch, lumberman. Mahoney, James, farmer. Marsh, John William, farmer. McCallum, George, farmer. McConnell, Alexander, farmer. McCormick, William P., farmer. McDairmid, Duncan, farmer. McDowell, James, farmer. McMillan,' William, farmer. McTavish, John, farmer. Merryfield, James & Sons, farmer. Merryfield, jr., James, fruit grower and farmer. Merryfield, John, farmer. Merryfield, William, fruit grower and farmer. Miller, William, farmer. Morrison, John, farmer. Morrison, M. D., farmer. Murray, Alfred, farmer. Newbegging, John, farmer and cooper. Nicholson, Archie, farmer. Nieholson, Armiehael, farmer. Nicholson, Dan, fisherman and farmer. O'Neill, Edward, farmer. Orchard, Frank, farmer. Owen, James, farmer, Patterson, Joseph, farmer and logger. Payne, John C, farmer. Rogers, F. H. P., farmer. Sinclair, Duncan, farmer. Taylor, James Edward, farmer. Taylor, John William, farmer. Taylor, W. Burton, farmer. Thompson, Edwin, farmer. Thompson, William, farmer. Towlon, Walter, farmer. Towlan, William, fisherman. Warren, Thomas, farmer. White, Edmond, farmer. White, Henry," farmer. White, Thomas, farmer. You art, Joseph, farmer. MOUNT NEWTON. two miles from Saanichton. MOUNT PLEASANT, A sub-post office of Vancouver City. for residents see Vancouver City Postmaster. H. McDowell. MOUNT TOLMIE, (See also Oaklands and Gordon Head.) A sufe*rben post settlement 3% miles northeast of Victoria. Postmaster, N. D. Shaw. Bishop, Frank J., dairyman. Bishop, W. A., farmer. Borden, Frank. Bryan, Rev. Cornelius, retired Methodist Bridges, George, dog-trainer. Butler, Daniel, gardener. Campbell, Alexander, of Lamberton & Campbell. Childs, F. T., miner. Crooks, Henry, farmer, Feltham ave . Crook, George, farmer. Coigdarripe, Louis, dairyman. Deans, (George and John), dairymen and farmer. Devine, Edward, Feltham ave. Disher, Charles, farmer, Feltham ave. Dodgeson, Louis, wood dealer. Einerson, E., Feltham road. Flinton, Rev. J. W., rector St. Luke's Episcopal. Fraser, William. Glendenning, Adam, farmer. Hawkee, R. J., physician. Hillier, William, dairyman. Holmes, William, dairyman. Irvine, John, sr., farmer. Irvine, John, jr., dairyman. Johnson, George, laborer. John H., farmer. Lionel C, farmer, Feltham Johnson, Johnson, ave. Kipling, William, farmer, Feltham ave, King, Charles Edward, dairyman. King, Henry, farmer. Knight, George Abian, nurseryman. Lamberton (John) and Campbell (Alex.), Craigends Gardens. Machin, R.. McKay, —., dairyman. McKeon, William James, Clairmont Farm. McNeill, R., dairyman. McRae, George, dairyman. McRae, Ronald C, farmer, Twin Oak Farm.' Merriman, Peter, farmer. Merriman, William, farmer. Miller, Eugene P., printer. Miller, J., Munroe. Miller, Thomas M., barrister. Newcomb, Samuel, laborer. Nicholson, Joseph, sr., farmer. Nicholson, Joseph, jr., farmer. Ormiston, Peter, laborer. Paine, Jabez, retired. Palmer, R. M., fruit inspector. Post, B. B. Russell, Jabez J., boiler coverer. Shaw, Norman David, postmaster and general store. Smith, George H. Todd, James, sr., farmer. Todd, William, farmer. Tracey, Joseph, farmer, Feltham ave. Tway, Philip, farmer. J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 307 Moyie. Naas Harbor. Thornton, Frank M., farmer, Feltham ave. Windsor, Jacob A., carpenter. MOYELLE. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass . Railway, 61 miles from Kootenay Landing 2 miles west of Moyie. Bremner, Archibald P., hotel. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leigh M. Mansfield, agent. Le Blanc, Joseph, section foreman. MOYIE A town on the west side of Moyie Lake, East Kootenay, on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 22 miles west of Cranbrook. The St. Eugene Mine has a concentrator at this point, which is connected by an arael tramway with the property. Moyelle, dis. 2 miles westward. MOYIE BOARD OF TRADE— President—J. P. Farrell. Vice-Pres.—Karl Neitzel. Secretary—A T. Clark. Treasurer—Fred'k J. Smythe. Postmaster—Frank Ireson Moore. Bakke, John, foreman St. Eugene Mine. Becker, John, miner. Campbell (Glencairn) & Clark (A. T.), Moyie Hotel. Canadian Gold Fields Synd., .1. C Drewry, mgn.-directors. Lake ShGre Mine. Clark, John T„ farmer. Conrad, Philip, laundry. Currie, Lewis, restaurant. De Carifel, Dosite, farmer. Desaulnier. Victor & Co., Central Htl. East. Kootenay Hotel. McMahon Bros. Farrell. John P., miner. Hamilton, W. A., barber. Henderson, Hugh D„ farmer. Kauffman, Charles, hotel. Lake Shore Hotel. Lake Shore Mine, Martin Foley, managing owner. Lindsay, J. M., Moyie. Mclnnes, M„ & Co., butchers, Prentice Adams, manager. McMahon Bros. Patrick and J. M.), general merchants and hotel. Moore, Frank Ireson, stationery, tobacco and notions, postmaster. MOYIE LEADER (Issued Weekly), FRED'K J. SMYTHE, Publisher. Moyie and Queen of the Hills Mine, Leslie Hill, CE., E. P. Davis and Harry Abbott. Moyie Supply Co., general merchants. F. R. M/eoxe. Murphy, S. W., painter, etc. Neiderstadt, Joseph, Moyie Brewery. Neitzel, Carl, miner and farmer. Park, Mitchell & Co., saw mill. George R. Muir, manager. Robertson, Alister I., miner. Scott, Sam A., Lake Shore Hotel. St. Eugene Mine, Moyie Lake, James Cronin mgr. MUD BAY, (See also Elgin and Delta.) A post settlement in Surrey municipality, New Wesminster dis- trica. Cloverdale, dis. 4 miles; nearest railway station and telegrapn, New Westminster, dis. 10 miles. Postmaster, Thomas Welsh. Beattie, M. M. Beattie, Matthew, school teacher. Brown, Duncan R., farmer. Hennessey, D., Johnson, Daniel, J.P., farmer. Johnston, Isaac S., farmer NE %, sec. 34, Tp. 1. Johnson, James, farmer. Johnson, John, farmer. Johnson, William, farmer. Laxton, Wm. Henry, farmer. Lewis, John, farmer. McCallum, James, farmer. Morgan, H. L. R., farmer. Oliver, John, farmer. Wade, John, farmer. Welsh, Thomas, postmaster. Woodward, J., farmer. MUNDORF'S, (Also called 20 Mile House.) A post on the Cariboo road, dis. from Ashcroft 20 miles, Clinton 12 miles. Mundorf, George, farmer. Mundorf , Jacob, hotel and general store. Mundorf, John, farmer and miner. MURPHY CREEK, Steamboat landing and camp for railway contractors, 5 miles from Trail. MYRTLE POINT, Post office Froeck. A logging camp on Malaspina Strait, 65 miles from Vancouver. McCormack, A. A., logger and ranch. NAAS HARBOR, (See also Kiucolith.) A settlement on the left bank at the M ■■• 308 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Naas Harbor. Nakusp, mouth of the river which ranks thirl in size of B. C rivers, and waters tha country north of the Skeena- Cassiar district. There are Me thodist and Church of England mi3 slams here. Pop. 200 in summer, principally Indians. It has 3 carv neri'^s and 1 saltery. Mail monthly It is situated 32 miles north of Fort Simpson and 600 miles north of Na- animo. --Postmaster, W. Morris. Anderson, Henry, caretaker Cascade Packing Co. Cascade Packing Co., Echo Cove Cannery, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents. Collison, Rev. Archdeacon, clergyman of Kincolith. Collison, Wm. E. Cooper, W. H., fisherman, etc. Croghan, Patrick, fisherman. Deaville, C B., storekeeper, Mill Bay. Deaville, G. W., storekeeper Naas. Donehue, Edward, miner. Donohue, Ed., ex-constable. Draney, Thomas, mgr., Naas Harbor Cannery. Federation Brand Salmon Canning Co. Ltd., "Walter Morris, managing director, Jas. Parker sec, office Victoria. Mill Bay and Naas Harbor Canneries. " McCullagh, Rev. Jas B., J.P., clergyman Aigansh. Osterhout, Rev. S. S., J.P., Methodist missionary Lake Kalnap. Roundy, Frank, engineer, etc NAKUSP, A town on Upper Arrow Lake, the • termir-uis of the Nakusp & Slocan Ry. Distant from Revelstoke 75 miles, from. New Denver 33 miles. Steamers of the C. P. Ry. make connections here for the Slocan mining camps. Has a saw mill with a capacity of 50 m per day.. 39 miles south of Arrowhead. Population, 1899, 350. Postmaster. Frank W. Jordan. " Abriel, Thos., mining broker and drayman. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Armstrong, L. H. S., telegraph operator C. P. R. Bennett A. E., loc. foreman C.P.R. Bourne, John, mgr. Bourne Bros. Boomer, Albert, engineer sam mill. Bourne Bros., gen. merchants, branch of Revelstoke. rCadden. John. loco, eng., C P. R. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. John S., Lawrence, agent. Chapman, S. K., freight checker. Clements, Joseph, emp. saw mill. Conaracher, James, engineer C.P.R. Courtney, Sherwood A., relieving agent C.P.R. Gust cm House, outport of Nelson Hugh McCutcheon, sub-collector. Devlin, John Gunner, mining operatol and agent Cairney Dev. Syndicate. Domnion Express, John S. Lawrence. ; agent. Farrell, Edward, emp. saw mill. Fauquier, Fred. G., mining recorder and constable. Fawn steamer, Peter Genelle & Co. Genelle, Peter & Co. (James E. Pou- pore), saw mill and gen. store, also Christina Lake. Gordon, Thos., loco, fireman C. P. R. Griffith, Wm. R., mrg. F. McCarty. Haley, Arthur W., conductor C.P.R. Hanan, Amiel, car-repairer. Hayward, Wm., saw filer, Peter Genelle & Co. Hector, John,. hotel. Henrietta steamer, Peter Genelle & Co. Herlsher, Paul, car inspector. Johnston, L. R.. roadmaster, C P. R. Jordan. Fred. Wm., of F. W. Jordan & Co., postmaster. Jordan, F. W. & Co., gen. merchants and postmaster. Lalonde, Jos., foreman logger. Lawrence. John Stead, trainmaster 0. P. R.: Nakusp and Slocan Lewis. Miss Alice, school teacher. McCarty. Frank, butcher: branch Rev- ' elstoke, Wm. R. Griffith, manager. McCutcheon. Hugh, sub-collector Customs and Inland Revenue. McDouanll. Mr«. Ellen (D. A.) wid., Leland house, also Cariboo City. McGowan. Frank. loco, fireman C.P.R. McNeill, James, prop. Grand Hotel. McRae, Howard, loc. fireman. Mackinson. Thos., shipping clerk. Malcolm, John W, yard foreman saw mill. Methot, Joseph H., freight checker. Nakusp Hotel. W. S. Thomas, prop. Ppnnick, T. M., barber. Ployart, John, conductor C.P.R. Ponpore, .Tr,mes E., of Peter Genelle & Co. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Redfern. Col. Herbert, mining operator. Riteher. F. .T.. clerk F. W. Jordan & Co. ROMAN C-VTHOLIC CHURCH— Smith. J.. booJckeeper saw mill. Vanderberg. Mrs. Ann, bakery. r An incorporated city on the Esquimault and Nanaimo Railway, 73 miles from Victoria and 33 miles from Vancouver. It has a regular steamboat connection and a daily mail (except Sunday), with Vancouver and Victoria. The city fronts on a well-sheltered harhor, and is the centre of the coal mining industry of the island. Since its incorporation in 1874, the city has made continued progress. It has two Anglican and Methodist churches, a Presbyterian, Baptist and a Roman Catholic Church, besides a number of public schools, a convent (R.C), a saw mill, an electric light plant and waterworks, a fire department, a Gourt House and Jail, a Post Office and Custom House, Money Order Post Office, telegraph office and telephone exchanger There are two branches <\+ hanks here, the Bank of British Columbia and the Merchants' Bank of Halifax Three newspapers are publish in Nanaimo, the Free Press and Herald (daily and semi-weekly) and the Review (semi-weekly). The principle staple industry of Nanaimo is the production of coal, immense quantities of which are carried from here td all coast points and many foreign ports. The colliery works of the New Vancouver Coal Mining & Land Company, Limited, employ^ over twelve hundred men, which is the largest pay roll on the Pacific Coast. The streets and sidewalks are very poor and means of transportatioi. very limited, there being as yet no electric cars. The city possesses a fire department with a' staff of over thirty call-men and up-to-date fire apparatus. It is lighted bv numerous arc lights, and is supplied with •WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE BOOMS- Headguarters for Commercial The HOTEL WILSON NAJVAlJtt©, B.C. Booking; Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and.' Fridays at 1.30 p.m. ' GEO. R. RAYIWOIYJD, Prop. water by a reservoir about three miles from town. Among the many, boats that run to Nanaimo are "Joan," from Vancouver; "The City of Nanaimo," from Comox and the "Dunsmuir" from New Westminster. Nanaimo is at present in as prosperous condition as it has ever been, and its future can hardly yet be ascertained. Population, 4,500. Postmaster—A. H. Horne. Mayor—Mark Bate. Aldermen—Wm. Manson, A. E. Planta, J. S. Knarston, Richard Kenyon, W. E. Webb, H. McAdie, E. C. Barnes, J. H. Cocking, J. K. Hickman. Cit-f Clerk and Treasurer—Sam'l Gough.. Collector—E. B. Irving. Auditor—F. G. Peto. Chief of Police—James Crosson. Chief Fire Dept—John Parkin. Health Inspector—-Hon. R. E. McKecfe nie, M.D. IP* 310 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Adam, James, clerk C. E. Masters', h Haliburton. Adam, Robt., miner, Halliburton. Adams, James, miner, Irwin. Adams, S., miner, 72 Milton. Adams, Wm., miner, h cor. Dickson and Fry. Aetna Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn., Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Aikenhead, Mrs. 'M. E., h 24 Milton. Aikenhead, Walter, teamster, 14 Wallace. Aikenhead, W., clerk, res. Milton. Aikin, Andrew, miner, Gilespie. Aitken, Alex, millhand Haslam's Mill, h 61 Comox road. Aitken, David, driver, 38 Commercial, h 61 Comox road. Aitken, Fred, miner, 61 Comox road. Aitken, Hugh, clerk, h Milton.- Aitken, James, miner, h 61 Comox road Aitken, Jas., miner N. V. C Co. h 28 Esplanade. Aitken, John, miner, h Victoria road. Aitken, Peter miner Irwin. Aitken, Thomas, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Victoria road. Alder, Robt., miner, Victoria road. Alexander, D., electrician, res. Dickson. Alexander, Sam., miner, bds. Bayview House. Algar, Harry, drug clerk, h 170 Nicol. Algar, James, miner, h 170 Nicol. Allan. C. G., miner N. V. C. Co. h Haliburton. Allardyce, J. Louis, electrician, h Williams Block, Commercial. Allen, H. G., miner N. V. C. Co. Alexander, Sam., miner N. V. C. Go. h Haliburton. Allison, Wm., acct. Bank of B.C., res. Newcastle townsite. Allsopp, Harry, miner, Nicol. Alsguard, M., carpenter, Milton. American Consul, Geo. L. Schetky, Com« mercial. Anderson, Alex., emp. N.V.C. Co., h Five Acre Lots. Anderson, Alex, miner,- h Kennedy. Anderson, Alfred, miner, h Haliburton. Anderson, Andrew, miner, h Selby. Anderson, Anthony, miner, Milton. Anderson, A. C, stableman, 18 Kennedy. Anderson, Chas., runner, 138 Haliburton. Anderson, C. miner, res. Wentworth. Anderson, Mrs. W. T., h Milton. * Anderson, T., N. V. C Co. h Five Acre Lots. Andrews & Donaldson (Wm. F. Andrews and John M. Donaldson), car- riagemakers, Chappel. Andrews, Sam, Gilespie. Andrews, Wm., blacksmith, Richard. Andrews, W. F., of Andrews & Donaldson, h Richard. Anthony, Chas., carpenter, Prideaux. Antonia, C, miner, h Haliburton. A. O. P.—Court Nanaimo, Court General Kitchiner. L. Manson, secretary. Meets in Foresters' Hall, Bastion st. A.O.'U.W.—Nanaimo Lodge, No. 4. Geo. Norris secretary, meets 1st and 3rd Thursday over Scott's. Archibald, W. F., mgr. C P. R. Tel., res. Milton. Armstrong, Miss P., clerk Stevenson & Co., res. Front. Arnold, Eugene, musician, h cor. Commercial and Church. Arthur, Percival, miner, h 139 Nichol. Ash, John H., foreman "Herald," h Dunsmuir. Ashton, John, miner, h 139 Nichol. Ashton, William, miner, h 139 Nichol. •Ashworth, John, h Five Acre Lots.. Assk, Frank, emp. N.V.C. Co., h Wesley. Atken, Wm., tailor, res. Wallace & Fitzwilliam Atkins, Thos., miner, N. V. C C, res. Esplanade. Atkiss, Richard, miner. Milton. August. Peter, beer bottler, h near Old Saw Mill. Ayerst, Frank, butcher, h Departure Bay road. Badger. A., miner N. V. C. Co. Baer, Rev. Walter W.,' pastor Haliburton, St. Methodist Church, h 133 Victoria rpad. Bailey. James H., tinsmith and plumber, 28 Victoria Crescent, Nicol. Bailey, Marshall, nurseryman, Bay View House. Baker, Benjamin, Haliburton. Baker, ^Geo., Dew Drop Hotel, Haliburton. Baker, James, miner, Haliburton. Baker, Joseph, stevedore, h Nicol. Baley. James, tinsmith shop, Nicol. I Balmoral Hotel, Thos. Willis mgr., Haliburton. Banford. Charles, miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. pANK OJF BRITISH COLUMBIA. ^ GEO. WILLIAMS, Manager. FRONT. Tel. 10. Bannerman, J. R., miner, Haliburton. Bannerman, Thos., miner, 94 Victori* road. Baptist Church, Rev. M. Vansickle, pastor, Crace st. Baptiste, John, miner, Haliburton. Barbari, Joseph, miner, Haliburton. m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. Barker & Potts (Charls H. Barker and Charles H. Brevor Potts), barristers and solicitors, Commercial. Barker, Chas. H, of Barker & Potti, res. Wallace. Barlow, Geo. D., clerk Johnston & Co., res. Macleary. Barnes, Charles, carpenter, Milton. Barratt Wm., miner, Dickson. Barrett, F., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Bartlett, William, blacksmith, bds. Palace Hotel. Barton. Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. h Farquhar. Baslon, Peter, miner, h Haliburton. Basso, John, miner, h 86 Haliburton. Bate, John Augustus, Clerk Court House, h cor. Wallace and Albert. Bate. Mai-k. jr.. cashier. New Vancouver. Coal Co., res. 123 Victoria, cor. Farquhar. , ATE M. J. P., MAYOR. GOVERNMENT ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR, COURT HOUSE. PHONE 6. RES. COR. ALBERT AND WALLACE. Bate, Wm. C, engineer, h. Finlayson. Bates, H. L., Palace Hotel, Skinner. Baxter, Hugh, miner, h near Old Saw Mill. Baxter, J. A., carpenter, Selby. Bay View School, Miss Lizzie Sharpies, in charge, Nichol st. Beatty, Jno. Robt., miner, N. V. C. Oo. Beckley, D. H., butcher, Victoria Crescent, h Prideaux. Beek, Fred J., carriagemaker, h Milton. Beers, Miss Carrie, milliner, C. E. Masters, h. Wallace. Beget, Antoine, miner, 125 Dickson. Beggs, Harry, miner, h Gillispie. Bell, Geo., engineer, Dickson. Bell, Geo. R., miner N. V. C. Co. Bell, Harry, miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Bell, James, miner, h Nichol. Bell, John, miner, Irwin. Bell, Miss, 45 Prideaux. §en' ¥Trs- 9.live> wid James, h Wallace. S.V ,rs- Sarah Jane. wid. John, h Nichol. Bell, Ralph, motorneer, 53 Irwin. ®e]}> Rgbt., miner, Prideaux. ■Bell, Ward bookkeeper, Taylor, Smith & Co., h Wallace. Be^LettHnnry' mine-r' h 45 Wentworth. Bennett, George, miner, Nichol. Bennett, Ed., turner Haslam mill, bds. Mill borading house Bennett, James, laborer Union Brewinj Co., h Newcastle townsite. Bennett, James, prop. Mount View fcaloon, Newcastle townsite. Bennett, P. R., teamster, Milton. Bennett, Robert, miner, 18 Kennedy. Bennett, Wm., hlacksmith, Kennedy. Bennie, C, miner N. V. C Oo. Prideaux. Benny, O, miner, Prideaux. Benton, B., miner N. V. O. Oo 43 Fry. Benton, Mrs., wid., 43 Fry. Bcerman, G., miner, Haliburton. Bergeron, Noel, clerk Stevenson & Co., bds. Palace Hotel. Bergona, Joseph, miner, h 86 Haliburton. Bernard, T., Union Brewery, Newca_i$|. V. townsite. Berry, J.,.miner, 183 Haliburton. Berry, Alphonse G., of Berry & Thurston, h Prideaux. Berry & Thurston, boot and shoe factory, Mill st. Beveridge, Elizabeth, wid. William, h 2 Prideaux. Beveridge, Mrs., wid., h Milton. Beveridge, Thos., miner, h Milton. Bevilockway, George, gen. store, cor. Bastion and Commercial, res. Newcastle townsite. Bevilockway. Wm., clerk, res Newcastle townsite. Beyer, Wm., tailor, Central Hotel. Bierman, Gus Wm., miner, N. V. C Co. h 190' Haliburton. Biggs, Henry, 24 Gilespie. Biggs, John, retired, h Watkin. Biggs, Wm., miner, h 139 Nichol. Birbeck Investment Security and Savings Co..# Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Bish, George, teamster, h 109 Prideaux. Bissell, Gilbert H.. mgr. Thomas * Grant, bds. Palace Hotel. Black Diamond Lodge, No. 5 (I.O.O.F.), G. McKinnell, sec'y. Meets Wednesday night in Oddfellows Hall. Blacksom, James, miner, h Pine. Blair,'John, clerk A. R. Johnston Co., res. Front. Blaklev. Robert, miner, h Prideaux. Blossom, Wm. E. G. accountant Union Brewery, bds. Windsor Hotel. Bone, Meshack, miner, h 1T0 Nichol. Bone, Shad, gardener, near Indian Reserve. Bone, Thos., miner, h 170 Nichol. Bone, Thos. Henry, miner, h Franklin. Bone, W., miner N.> V. C Co. Booker, John, miner, h Victoria road. Booker, T.. miner N. V. C. Co. Booth, A. E . asst. C.P.R. Tel., rcs. Milton an.l Fitzwilliam huh 812 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Booth, James, blacksmith, h Macleary. Booth, Lewis G., driver, h Kennedy. Booth, M. Joseph, cigar mfr., Wharf, h cor. Milton anu Fitzwilliam. Booth, Richard, miner, Selby. Booth, Robt., miner, Kennedy. Booth, Thomas B., grocer, cor. Nichol and Farquhar, h 44 Prideaux. Borgana, Dominie, miner, h Prideaux. Bostell, H., miner N. V. C. Co. 46 Dickson. Botley, Harry, emp. boot and shoe factory, h Prideaux. Botts, John, cigarmaker, bds. Central Hotel. Boulton, Henry, miner, h 151 Nichol. Boulton, James, miner, h 149 Nichol. Boutch, John, barber, 13 Victoria Crescent. Boutch, William, barber, 13 Victoria Crescent. Bowen, C, miner, 30 Milton. Boyce, Tully, emp. N.V.C. Co., h. 126 Nicol. Boyd, Angus, stonecutter, h 92 Haliburton. Boyd, Daniel, millhand. h Kennedy. Boyd, Neil, miner, h Haliburton. Boyd, Wallen, prop. Italian Hotel, Haliburton, cor. Neadham. Bradberry, Mary, miner, h Prideaux. Bradley, James, miner, Esplanade. Bradley, Patrick, miner, rear Balmoral Hotel, Haliburton. Bradshaw, John, miner, 52 Kennedy. Brambly, Miss Clara, cashier Stevenso: & Co., h Fry. Bramley, F., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Bramley, Mrs., widow, h 41 Fry. Brand elino, J. miner, N. V. C Co. DRAY, MARSHAL, GOVERNMENT AGENT, GOLD COMMISSIONER AND ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF LANDS AND WORKS. FRONT. Tel. 6. RES. ROBERT ST. Bray. Mrs., widow, Milton. Brennan. Robert (CE.), N.V.C. Co., h 139 Nichol. Brennan. Wm.. miner. 14 Selby. Brenton, C. miner, Kennedy. Brewer, John, butcher, Victoria Crescent. Brightman. S., butcher. Milton. Brighton. L.. miner. N V. C. Co. bds. Crescent Hotel. Britannia Hotel, Robt. Hinemarsh prop., 53 Commercial.. B.C Permanent Loan and Savings Co Geo. Ward, agent, h 91 Nichol. Bromley, Fred, Comox Road. Brown, A., miner, Haliburton. Brown, B., emp. N.V.C Co., h Five Acre Lots. Brown, Chas., miner, h Haliburton. Brown, Ed., miner. Albert st. Brown, George, miner, h Haliburton. Browp, Dr. Geo. B., dentist, Green Block, Church st. Brown, James, butcher, Prideaux. Brown, James, miner, bds. Victoria Crescent. Brown, James, miner, Haliburton. Brown, James M., Hecate. Brown, Jesse, bartender Provincial Htl, bds. same. Brown, John, teamster, h 135 Nichol. Brown. Joseth M. jeweller, Commercial, h. Irwin. Brown, Mathew, miner, h 60 Irwin. Brown, Robert, h 37 Albert. Brown, Thos., engineer, 98 Haliburton. Brown, William, miner, h 33 Prideaux. Brown, Wm. J., machinist, 108 Haliburton. Brownlee, J., miner, N. V. C Co. h Strickland. Braunt, James, miner. Brunnette. Mrs., h 9 Nichol. Bryant, Chas., harnessmaker, h cor. Albert and Kennedy. Bryant, Jno. C, bartender, Old Flag Inn. Bryant, Thos., storekeeper, N. V. C. Co., h cor. Albert and Kennedy. Bryant. Wesley R.. accountant N. V, 0. Co.. h 127 Victoria road. Bullman, Miss G. I., nurse Nanaimo Hospital, h same. Bullman, T.. miner, N. V. C. Co. h Newcastle townsite. Bullock, Arthur, Queen's Hotel Block, Victoria Crescent. Burge, Alfred, miner, h Neadham. Burge, Eligh, h Neadham. Busby, Fred., butcher, 8 Fry. Byres, Fred, engineer, res. Wallace. Byers, William, tailor Caldwell, h Skin- . ner. Cain. Peter, miner. 33 Prideaux. Calderhead, John Robert, h. 30 Irwin. • Calderhead, Mrs. A., 30 Irwin. Caldwell, H., tailor, Commercial st. Caldwell, James, tailor, h 6 Bridge. Callaghan, J. A. weighman, Farquhar. Calver!^ H. D.. miner, N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Calverly. John, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. -J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR; CITY OF NANAIMO. Calverly, Wm., miner, N. V C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Cameron Lake Mining Co., Ltd., A Haslam, pres.; W. K. Leighton secy Campbell, David, blacksmith N.V.C Co.. h Finlayson. ■ ■• Campbell, Geo., fire msp. N.V.C. Co., h 22 Selby. T . Campbei', N., miner, 95 Irwm. Campbell, Thos., of Newcastle Hotel, Comox road. Campbell, Walter, boathouse, res. Albert. Campbell (Wm.) & Donlan (Ed.), props. Newcastle Hotel, Comox road. Canada Mutual Loan and Investment Co., Geo. L., Schetky, agt, Commercial Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Co., Geo. L„ Schetky, agt, Commercial CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Wm. McGirr, agent, 22 Commercial. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH W. F. Archibald, agent, Commercial. Cari.cn, Gus, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Haliburton. Carpenter, Geo., fireman, 80 Selby. Carroll, —., miner, h Milton. Carroll, Hy., miner, N, V. C Co. h Strickland. Carroll, ,7 miner, N. V. C Co. Garter, Albert, millhand Haslam's mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Carter, Mrs. L., wid., h Neadham. Cartwright, James, miner, h Newcastle townsite. Case. E. W, upholsterer, res. MUton. Castle, Alfred, fireman, h cor. Victoria road and Nichol. Cavalsky, Geo., clerk, res. Farquhar. Cawthorne, Geo., miner, N. V. C. Oo. h Five Acre Lots. Celey, Michael, miner, bds. Orescent Htl. Centennial Lodge, No. 20 (I.O.O.F.), G. .^McKinnell, sec'y. Meets Monday evening in Oddfellows Hall. CENTRAL HOTEL, Fitzpatrick & Mercer, props., Commercial. Central School, John Shaw, principal, Selby and Franklin. Chadwick, John, miner, h Bridge. Chadwick, Sam, miner, Newcastle. Challoner, Arthur, miner, Irwin. Challoner, William, miner, res. Irwin. OUaJmers, Chas. Malcolm, harnessmak- er, Victoria Crescent, h Kennedy. Chalmers, C, miner, N. V. C Co. Chalmers, Walter Malcolm, harness- maker, Victoria Crescent, h same. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Charman, Herbert, carpenter, 67 Wentworth street. Chinese Directory (see end of alphabetical). CHURCH OF ENGLAND— St. Paul's—Rev. Canon John B. Good, rector, Church st. St. Alban's, Nicola st. Churchill, George, miner, h 126 Nichol. Churchill, Mark, miner, 126 Nicol. Ciceroe, Joseph, fruits, 110 Victoria. Crescent. 1TY MARKET, HEMANS A WALMSLEY, PROPS. "WHOLESALE A RETAIL BUTCHERS, COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE. Clark, J., miner N. V. C Co. 38 Irwin. Clark, M. T., expressman, Franklin. Clark, Robert, miner, h 53 Haliburton. Coburn, Jane, wid. Wm., h Sabiston. Coburn, S., teamster, 26 Richard. Coburn, W. H. grocer, Victoria Road. Cockeran, Thos., N. V. 0. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Cocking, John, livery, Haliburton street. h. Nicol. Cocking, W., blacksmith, Bastion. h 167 Nicol. Code, Albert, miner, Hal-burton. Cole, Selby, cigarmaker, bds. Palace Hotel. Coleman, J. C, h Queen's Hotel Block. Coleman. R. W., clerk, J. H. McMillan, bds. Windsor Hotel. CUier. Opo.. miner. 38 Kennedy. Collin, Ernest, barber, res. 86 Nicol. Collin Francis, miner, 86 Nicol. Collin, Noel, barber, Victoria Crescent, res. 86 Nichol. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Collin, Joseph, confectionery, 50 Victoria Crescent, h Kennedy. Collishaw, John, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Confederation Life Assurance Society, Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Connors, Sam, miner, N. V. C. Co. Irwin. Cook, Alfred, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Cook, Frederick, miner, Five Acre Lots. Cook, Mrs. widow, Wallace. Cooper, Harry, harbormaster, Esplanade. Cooper, Wm., miner, h 64 Prideaux. Commercial Hotel, Thos. O'Connell, prop., Commercial and Bastion. Corcoran, Miss M. fruit and confectionery, Victoria crescent. Cordell, John M., miner, h Haliburton. Cornish, C, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Cornish, Thos., gardener, Five Acre lots. Cornish, Wm., miner, 20 Dickson. Cornfield, Albert, miner, Milton. Cosmopolitan Market, Edward Quennell, mgr., Commercial. Cottle, M., miner, N. V. C. Co. Cottle, J., miner, N. V. C. Co. Coundley, N., miner, h. 58 Prideaux. Coundley. William, emp. N.V.C. Co., h 58 Prideaux. Coughlin, W. P., photographer,h 26 Fitzwilliam. County Court—Eli Harrison, jr., Judge; Herbert Stanton, Registrar, Court House, Front. Court General Kitchiner, L. Mason, sec- rectory. Meets in Foresters' Hall, Bastion st. Court Nanaimo (A.O.F.), L. Mason, secretary. Meets in Forrestor's Hall, Bastion st. Courtney, A. W., miner, 104 Victoria road. Cowan, John, miner, N. V. C. Co. Cowan, P., miner, N. V. C. Co. Cowde, A., clerk, res. Irwin. Cowie, James, N. V. C Co. h 6 Irwin. Cowie. John, sticker, Haslam's Mill, h 6 IrWin. Craig Bros.. (Stanley and Tom), Bas- blacksmith, Bastion. Craig, James, miner, h 66 Fitzwilliam. Craig, John, miner, h 66 Fitzwilliam. Craig. Stanley, of Craig Bros., res. Wallace. Craig. Tom., of Craig Bros., res. Wallace. Craig. Wm.. miner. 66 Fitzwilliam. Crentoh. Harry, clerk Heddle's. bds. Prideaux. Crescent Hotel. Wm. Hopple, prop. Victoria Crescent. ^ ROSS, G. H„ ^"/ MGR. AND EDITOR REVIEW, FRONT ST. RES. NEWCASTLE TOWNSITE. Critchley, Seth, miner, h Nicola. Crossan, Andrew, miner, Nicol. Crcssan, James, chief of police, 18 Esplanade, Crossan, Wm., grocery store, 52 Irwin. Crow, William, fireman Gas Works. Crowan, James, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Crowder, N., carpenter, h Wallace. Crowder, Curtz, cigarmaker, h Wallace, Crowe, Robert, millhand, h Newcastle townsite. Cuban Cigar Factory, M. J. Booth, prop. Wharf st. Culligan, John, miner, 14 Selby. Culligan, Wm., pusher, 14 Selby. Gumming, Rev. Wm. B., St. Andrew's PresJbyterian church, Fitzwilliam. Cummings, Thos., engineer, Bastion. Cunliffe, John, h Haliburtoni Cunliff, J. N. V. C C. Prideaux. Cunningham, Archie,N V. C. Co., Milton. Cunningham, Thos., miner, Macleary, I: Currie, A. E., ledger-keeper Bank of B.C. bds. Hotel Wilson. Onrry, Joseph, engineer, 84 Halibnrton. Curry, Robert, cigarmaker, res. Haliburton. Curry, Wm., driver, h Haliburton. Cnsterton, Chas., minerN. V. C. Co. CUSTOM HOUSE, B. H. SMITH, Collector. FRONT. Cuthbert, Geo., miner N. V. 0. Co. Five Acre Lots. Dailey, Daniel, barber, Commercial, rei.. Newcastle townsite. Dandoof, Mrs., wid., Nicol. Davis, Albert A., of P. Gable & Co., bds. Windsor Hotel. Davis, Ban, miner, h Kennedy. Davis, David, miner, bds. Victoria Crescent. Davis. Ellis, miner N. V. C. Co. h 166 Nichol. Davis, E., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Davis, Frank, miner, h 166 Nichol. Davis, George, Union Brewery, 68 Halliburton. Davis, John, miner, Victoria road. Davis, John, miner, 176 Farquhar. Davis, John C, carpenter, h Newcastle Townsite. J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR'S. CITY OF NANAIMO. Davis, John, miner, Kennedy., ' Davis Louis, miner, h Haliburton. Davis, Dr. L. T., coroner Nanaimo dist.. > res. Albert. Davis, Richard, miner, h near Old Saw Davis,' Thos., miner, 33 Milton. Davison, F., miner N. V. C. Co. h Strickland. Davison, F., barber, bds. Bay View Hotel. Davison, James, teamster, h Selby. Davy, Joseph, miner, Farquhar. * Davy, Mrs. A., wid. Irwin. Dawson, Frank, miner, h Selby. Dawson, Henry, teamster, Selby. Dawson, Miss A. N., dressmaker, Selby. Dawson, Sid., miner, Kennedy. Day, John, coal runner, 3 Cavan. Dean, Henry, clerk Heddle's, h Kennedy. Dean, Wm., miner, Kennedy. DeChristian, F., miner, N. V. C Co. h Haliburton. DeCoeur, John, farmer, Haliburton. Dee, William, miner, h Selby. Dempster, Capt., Newcastle. Derbyshire, Peter, miner, N. V. C Co. h Kennedy. Devlin, Ed., Victoria road. Devlin, Harry, miner, Needham. Devlin, James, miner, h StricMand. Dew Drop Hotel, Geo. Baker, prop., Haliburton. Dewsnap, Fred, blacksmith,' bds. Central Hotel. Dick, Archibald, emp. Alexandria Mine, h Prideaux. Dick, William, sr., miner, h Victoria road. | Dick, Wm., jr., clerk, Victoria >road. [Dickeson, William, millhand, Haslam's Mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Dickinson, Chas., h Five Acre Lots. Dickinson, Clifford, h Five Acre Lots. Dickinson. Jno., miner N. V. C Co. h Five Acre Lots. Dickinson, Joseph, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Dickson, Mrs. Maria, wid., h Kennedy. Dickson. Tom, miner. Kennedy. Dlllsworth, A., miner N. V. C Co. 61 Nicol. Dinduffe, August, miner, h 26 Irwin. Dmnan, Michael, miner, h Irwin. Dixon, —., miner, h Wentworth. Dixon, A. J., carpenter, Bridge. Dixon, A. A., carpenter. Bridge. Dixon, Albert, miner, Kennedy. Dixon, John, miner, h Kennedy. Dixon, Mrs., widow, h Wentworth. Dobeson, Joseph W., machinist, Comox road, res. Newcastle townsite. Dobeson, O. J., moulder, Newcastle townsite. Dobeson, Thos., of Nanaimo Foundry, h Newcastle townsite. Dominion Express Co., Wm. McGirr. agent, 23 Commercial. Dominion Permanent Loan Co., Wm. K. Leighton. agent, Commercial. Donald, Captain James, confectionery, Church st.,, h cor. Commercial and Church sts. Donaldson, J. M., of Andrews & DonaJd- son, 50 Albert. Donaldson, Robert, blacksmith, h Albert. Donatto, Z., miner N. V. C Co. Strickland. Doney, Sam, miner, h Victoria road. Doney. Wm., miner N. V. C Oo. h Victoria road. Donlan, Edward, of Newcastle Hotel, Comox Hotel. Donner, J., miner N. V. 0. Co. Donough, T., carpenter, Newcastle. Dorsay, James, miner, h Finlayson. Doward, E., miner N. V. C Co. Doyle, John F., clerk Stevenson & Co., bds. Windsor Hotel. Doyle, W. H., carpenter, Esplanade. Drake, Chas., miner N. V. C. Co. Drake, Samuel, sheriff County of Nanaimo and asst. jailor, res. Neadham. Draper, William, clerk Stevenson & Co., h Wallace. Drinnan, R. G., surveyor N.V.C. Co., h Nichol. Drysdale, W. F., M.D., h Prideaux. Duca. Jno.. miner N. V. C. Co. h 24 Prideaux. Dufond, Hector, expressman I.X.L. livery. Duggan, James, miner, Haliburton. Duncan, Erasmus, carpenter, h Franklin. Dunlap, A., Oriental Hotel. Dunsmuir, Alex., miner, Selby. Durham, James, miner, h Haliburton. Durham. John W., miner N. V. O. C. h Neadham. Durham, Mary Jane, wid. Alexander, h Haliburton. Dwyer, Thos., miner, h Robins. Dykes, Isaac, miner, h Robert. Dykes, Isaac, miner, h Neadham. Dykes, John, teacher North School, h Five Acre Lots. Dykes, Joseph, miner, Newcasue. Easthnm, James, miner N. V. C Co. Eastman, Richard, miner, h 74 Prideaux. Edmiston, W., miner, 160 Nicol. F.dmunrts. E.. miner, Farquhar. Edmunds, Wm., miner, Farquhar. Edwards. Wm. E., miner. 78 Nicol. Elliott, D. H., carpenter, Hecat. 316 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Ellis, H., carpenter, h Five Acre Lots. Ellis, W., machinist, N.V.C. Co., bds. Wilson Hotel. Emblem, Isaac, N. V. "C. Co., Selby. Emery, Conrod, miner, h Haliburton. Emery, Mary, widow, h Haliburton. Equitable Savings, Loan and Bldg Ass., Geo. L. Schetky, agent Commercial Esmond, Fred S., painter, bds. Nanaimo Hotel. ESOyUIMAULT A NANAIMO RY., W. A. Wood station agent, Prideaux. Escott, Edward, cirpenter, Kenendy Eureka Soda Water Works, Louis Lawrence mgr.. Wallace. Evans, David George, miner, h Prideaux Ei ans, J. W., miner N. V. C Co. 5 acre lots. Evans, Mary Ann, wid. David, h. Prideaux. Evans, Robt., prop. Nanaimo hotel. Evans, W. H., miner N. V. C Co. h Prideaux! Fahay, J. Thos., tailor, h Finlayson. Fahey, William, miner, 62 Haliburton. Fairburn, W. H., upholsterer, Haliburton. Falette, Michael, confectionery, 21 Church. Fay, Thos., tailor, h Finlayson. Fear, William, miner, h Newcastle town- site. Ferguson, Donald, miner, h 22 Gillespie. Ferguson, Donald, miner, ®M Haliburton. Ferguson, George, millhand, Haslam's Mill, bds. Mill lodging house. Ferguson, John, miner, h Finlayson. Ferguson, J. H., accountant, Merchants' Bank of Halifax, res. Front. Ferguson, Mrs. Daniel, h Haliburton. Ferguson, Peter, warehouseman, res on dock. Ferguson. R., miner N. V C. Co. h Strickland. Ferguson, R. Jr., miner N. V. C Co. Ferguson, Wm. B., emp. N.V.C. Co., h Milton. Ferron, John, coal trimmer bds. Identical Hotel. Fiddick, Chris., emp. N.V.C Co., h 166 Nichol. Fiddick, Mrs. S., Cedar District. Field, Thos. J., teamster Union Brewery Finlayson, Robert, carpenter, Nicol. Finley, Wm. B., photographer, Commercial street, h Newcastle townsite. Fisher, Benjamin, barber, h Victoria rd. Fisher, Geo., jr., blacksmith, h Victoria road. Fisher, Geo., miner, Victoria road. Fitzpatrick, M., of Fitzpatrick & Mer cer. Fitzpatrick & Mercer (Mike Fitzpatrick' and John A. Mercer), props. Central Hotel, Commercial. Fletcher Bros., musical instruments, George Fletcher, mgr., Bastion. Fletcher, Geo., mgr. Fletcher Bros., h Newcastle townsite. Flint. Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Fluraerfelt, W. E., boots and shoes, Commercial, res. Albert. Foglioni. Harry, lab., Union Brewery. - Forde, S. R., agent Vancouver Province, with Geo. L. Schetky, Commercial, rooms Queen's Hotel Block. Forrest, Peter, miner, h Finlayson. Forrest, Wm., miner, 16 Fry. Foresters' Hall. Court 5886, A.O.F., cor. Bastion and Skinner. Foster. G.. N. V. C Co. Foster, Herbert, salesman, h Wallace. Foster, N. G., painter, res. Chappell. Foster, Thos. W, miner, 3 Walkin. Foster, William T., livery, h 126 Haliburton. Foster, Winfred F., clerk Whitefield's, li Robson. Foulkes, Samuel, h Wesley. Frame James, miner, 19 Haliburton F'-nrop. John, miner. 175 Haliburton. i Francis, David, miner, Victoria road. Fraser, John, miner, h 37 Fry. Fraser, Mrs. John, wid., 37 Fry. Freathy, Richard, jr., h Milton. Freathy. R.. miner, N. V. C. Co. h Milton. F'redprieksoi. John, teamster, Pnideam Free Press (The Nanaimo), published daily and semi-weekly, George Norris editor and proprietor, Commercial st. Freeman. Harry, miner, N. V. C. C<V h Haliburton. Freeman, John W.. miner, Haliburton. Freeman, Mrs. E., Haliburton. Freethy, Robert, miner, h 68 Selby. Freethy, Robert, miner, 36 Milton. Frew. Mrs. A., widow. Haliburton. Friedman, Nathan, clothing, h Milton. Friendship Lodge. No. 30 (I.O.O.F.), «• McKinnell. sec'y. Meets Friday evn- ing in Oddfellows Hall. B'ront, —., miner, h Haliburton. F-ost. Geo., carpenter. Newcastle. Fulton, James W., manager Merchants' Bank of Halifax, Commercial, res. over bank. Gable, Philip, of P. Gable & Co., res. Windsor Hotel. Gable. P. & Co.. cigarmakers, 27 Bastion. Gage. W. John, watchmaker, Commercial, h Wallace. Galbraith. Daniel, foreman mill, res Npwcastle townsite. Galloway, David, miner, h Selby. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR.:. 317 CITY OF NANAIMO. Galloway, Jas., Newcastle townsite. Ganner, Joseph, livery, 12 Cavan. Ganoni, V., watchmaker, Commercial, res. Wellington, B.C. Gardiner, Robt., of Kent & Gardiner, h 94 Nichol. Carland, Mrs., res. Macleary. Garland, W., miner N. V. C Co. Macleary. Gartley, Byron, miner, h Milton. Gartley, E., Newcastle. Gartley, George, lab., h Prideaux. Gaspardoni, Frank, beer bottler, h nr. Old Saw Mill. Gatz, Adolph, miner, h Five Acre Lots. George, Mrs., fruits and tobacconisi. Commercial. Gerrard, B., miner,. 32 Irwin. Gerrow, John, miner, h 33 Farquhar. Gibbons, Alex., tailor, res. Palace Hotel. (Hlison, Ed., miner N. V. C. Co. Gibson, Rich., sr., overman No. 5 shaft, Southfield N.V.C Co., h Newcastle townsite. Gibson, Richard, jr., miner, h Five Acre Lots. Gibson, Robt., miner, h Five Acre Lots Gilbert, J. K., Selby. Gilbert, Richard* Nichol. Gillam, Chas., emp. boot and shoe factory, h Prideaux. Gillard, Robert, miner, Victoria road. Gillespie, J. C, miner, 224 Nicol. Gilligan, James, grave digger, 25 Skinner street. Gillis, Alex., mason, h 92 Haliburton. Oillis, Duncan, miner, Victoria road. Gillis, John, miner, h 166 Nichol. Gilmour, P., miner, Needham. Gladders, John, machinist, h Milton. Glaholm, John Wm., Nanaimo Wharf Co., res. 41 Albert. Glaholm. Margaret, wid. Thos. W., res. Chappel. .-* ! Glen, Chas., butcher, h Skinner. AlOBE HOTEL, ^ FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, ALEX. HENDERSON, Prop. FRONT STREET. Globe Savings and Loan Co., Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Godfrey, James, miner, h 32 Finlayson. Godm, Frank, plasterer, h Kennedy. Gold, James, miner, h Priedaux. i°o fr Charles, foreman, N.V.C. Co., h 18 babiston. G°nalini. Nicola, laborer, Finlayson. w)od, H. L., Customs-house, Newcastle, trood. Rev. Canon, (J. B.) St. Paul's Church, res. Dallas sq. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. OOD, JOHN H., AUCTIONEER, AND GENERAL COMMISSION, GREEN BLOCK. Good, P., weighman, N. V. C. Co., res. ' Dallas square. Good Templars Hall, Crase st. Good, V. W., clerk, N.V.C. Co., h Selby. Goodman, Godfrey, carpenter, h Five Acre Lots. Goodwin, John, h Milton. Gordon, Gilbert, miner, 9 Haliburton. Gordon, James, agent, Victoria Phoenix Brewing Co., Prideaux. Gordon, Peter, miner, Nicol. Gordon, Thos., miner, h Strickland. Gordon, Thos. J., miner, Haliburton. Gordon, William, miner, 154 Irwin. Gordon, Wm., 5 Haliburton. Goss, Fred, -miner, 160 Haliburton. Gough, Sam, city clerk, 36 Skinner. Gourley, James, miner, Five Acre Lots. Gouthro, Thos., miner, h Kennedy. Gowlland, Richard, miner, Haliburton, Graham, Geo., miner, Dickson. Graham, John Wm.. miner, 150 Nicol. Grand Hotel, Win. W. Steele prop. Victoria Crescent. Grandon, Thos., emp. boot and shoe factory, bds. j Temperance House. Grant, Alex., carpenter, h Wallace. Grant, Crawford, emp. boot and shoe factory, h Prideaux. Grant. James, painter, bds. Victoria Crescent. Grant. Mrs. E.. wid., Prideaux. Grant, Thos., miner, h Milton. Gray, Geo., miner, 143 Irwin. Gray, James, miner, h 143 Nichol. Gray. John, miner, 143 Nicol. Gray, John Watson, miner, h 193 Nichol Gray, Joseph, 143 Nicol. m% CITY OF NANAIMO. Gray, Robert, h 28 Albert. Greaves, William, bds. Palace Hotel. Green, Frank, miner, h Watkin. fy RE EN A MARTIN, ^* (William Edward Green and Thos. James Martin.) PROPS. WINDSOR HOTEL, CHURCH ST. PHONE 43. Green, W. E., of Green & Martin, Windsor Hotel, h Chappelle. Gregory, John, miner, h Haliburton. Greenshields, J. M., engineer, Milton. Greenway, A., miner, N. V. C. Co. Greenway, Ben., miner, N. V. C. Co. Greenway, Jno., miner, N. V. C. Co. Greenwell, Archibald, miner, 70 Irwin. Greenwell, Isaac, miner, h Kennedy. Greenwell, Isaac,,miner, N. V. C Co. 70 Irwin. Greenwell, Jno. A., miner, N. V. C. Co. h Kennedy. Greenwell, John S., miner, h. 70 Irwin. Greenwell. J. Richard, miner, N. V. C. Co., Kennedy. Gregory, John, miner, Haliburton. Grey, John, miner, N. V. C. Co. Griffiths, Ben., miner, h 64 Victoria road. Griffiths, Wm., miner, 19 Chappel. Grimeo, Grisho, miner, h 95 Irwin. Griinison. J. L., Chappel. Guest, Benjamin, stonemason, h Kennedy. Guest, Robert, miner, bds. 139 Nichol. Guffalo, Frank, miner, h 27 Nichol. Guilliatti, Jackin, miner, N. V. C Co., res. 97 Haliburton. Gullan, Chas., laborer, Nicol. Gureit, William, miner, h 20 Gillespie. Gusfus, Chas., miner, h 111 Milton. Haddow, William, miner, h 76 Prideaux. Hague. Sam, miner, h Wallace. Hale, George, miner, h Finlayson. Haley, William, miner, h Robert. Haliburton St.. Methodist Church, Rev. Walter W. Baer, pastor, Haliburton. Hall, Rev. T. W., pastor Wallace Street Methodist Church, res. Wallace. Hallen, Hugh, miner, h Strickland. Halverson, J. D., miner, Haliburton. Hamilton, Archibald, convict guard and constable, res Newcastle. Hamilton, John, boreman, h Newcastle townsite. Hamilton, Style, h Newcastle townsite. Hancock, Dick, miner, Kennedy. Hanke, August, butcher, h 25 Skinner. Hanna, J. W., h Newcastle townsite. Hanna, Mrs., Milton. Hanna Robt., miner, N. V. C. Co. Hansen, C, miner, N. V. C. Co. Hardy, David, miner, N.Y.*"' f?f£ res.' 48 Prideaux. Hardy, George, miner, h 136 rear Nichol, Hardy, James, engineer, Prideaux. Hardy, James R., miner N.V.C. Co. 48 Prideaux. Hardy Joseph, miner, N. V. C. Co. 48 Prideaux. Hardy, Thos., druggist, Victora Crescent. Hardy William, h Wentworth. Hard y, Wm., bartender Oriental. Harley, Ed., miner, N. V. C. Co., h Nichol. Harley James, miner, N. V. 0. Co., 206 Haliburton. Harley, James W., miner, N. V. G. Co., 158 Haliburton. Harrer, Frederick, emp. Mahrer's, h Milton. Harrer, Mary, wid. Frederick, h Milton. Harris. Isaac, miner, N. V. C. Co. h Watkin. Harris, Morgan, miner, h Franklin. Harris. Pendry, engineer, h. Irwin. Harrison, Edmund, miner, h Mill st. Harrison. Eh, jr.. County Court Judge, bds. Windsor Hotel; also Victoria City; Hnrwood. John, clerk N. V. C. Co. h. 106 Nicol Harwood, Peter, miner, 106 Nicol Haslam. A., Nanaimo Saw Mill, h. Wallace. Haslam, James, prospector, Haliburton.| Haslam's Saw Mill, Andrew Haslam, prop., Bridge st. Haslam. Thos.. planerman Haslam mill bds. Mill boarding house. Hnsenfratz. H. miner N. V. C. Oo. . Hawkins, James, miner, h. Richard h Newcastle townsite. Hawthomthwaite, J. H., emp. N.V.-O. Co., h Newcastle townsite. Hayes, Joseph M., butcher, h Skinner. H-izel. T., gardener, Richard. Hp-rthpr, E.. miner, 40 Kennedy. Heay, Walter, engineer Union Brewery. He^dlc W. T. & Co., groceries. J. C. Morton, mgr., 72 Albert. Heddlo. W. T., of W. T. Heddle & Wt res. Milton. J I EMANS A WALMSLEY, (Josiah Hemans and Matheff Walmsley.) BUTCHERS, CITY MARKET. COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO H Hemans, Josiah, of Hemans & Walmsley, res. Victoria, B.C. ENDERSON. ALEXANDER, El PROP. NANAIBIO MARBLE WORKS, FRONT. li same Henderson, 0. C, shoemaker, Bastion, res. Bridge. j. ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd., | PUBLISHERS OF iHE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER ^DIRECTORY JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. Henderson, Robt. B., of Henderson Pub. Co., bds. Hotel Wilson. Hendrickson, M., ft Milton. Hendrickson, Victor, miner, Nicol. Hepple, William, prop. Crescent Hotel, Victoria Crescent. Herald (The Nanaimo), daily and semi- weekly. Edward T. Searle, mgr., Bastion st. Herman, —., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Hewitt, Harry, teamster, Milton. Heynen, Rev. W. L., St. Peter's (R.C.) Church, Wallace st. Hickman, A., blacksmith, Kennedy. Hickman, .1 EL, Sr., -0 Prid.-u. x. Hickman, J. K., engineer, 68 Prideaux. High School, Walter Hunter, principal, Nicol st. High. Peter, 56 Haliburton. Hilbert, A. E., undertaker, 1 Bastion. Hilbert, John, J.P., of Hilbert & ifon, undertakers); also Police Magistrate, h Basion. Hilbert. Richard, tobacconist. Commercial, res. Prideaux, cor. Comox. Hilbert, & Son, undertakers, 1 Bastion. Hilbert, S. A., tobacconist, 30 Commercial, h Prideaux and Comox. Hilbert, Waddington, blacksmith, h 1 Bastion. Hilbert, Wm., blacksmith, res. Irwin. Hill, August, miner, h 77 Prideaux. Will, Edward, miner, h 51 Irwin. 3 J^ea' engineer Haslam's Mill, nas. Mill boarding house. miner, miner C, miner, miner N. , teamster, stonecutter, clerk, h Hills, L. H., jeweller, Commercial Hilly, Fred., miner, h 182 Nichol. Hilton, H., N. V. C. Co. Hinemarsh, Robt, Britannia Commercial, h 35 Albert. Hinemarsh, Thos., bartender hotel. Hirst, George, miner, h 44 Commercia (upstairs). Hirst, Jas., groceries, res. 38 Commercial Hirst's Wharf, James Front. Hirst, Wm., clerk, 38 Commercial. ■ Hodgson, E., prospector, Pine. Hodgson, Geo., miner N. V. C Co. h. Haliburton. Hodgson, John, Hodgson, Tom, h Haliburton. Hodgson, Wm. Hodgson, Wm., Strickland. Hodkinson, Jas Hodson. Thos., Hoggan, David, townsite. Hoggan, Wm., townsite. Holland, Henry Holman, Louis, Robert. Holt, William, miner, h 86 Prideaux. Honeman, Jane, wid. Charles, res. Gibson Block, Commercia" Hope, Thos., miner, h Macleary. Hopkins, Benjamin John, blacksmith, h Albert. Hopkins, W. H., compositor Free Press, res. Fourth Newcastle townsite. Hople. Jacob, miner N. V. C. Co. Horne. A. H.. postmaster, postoffice h* Horne, Harry G.. clerk P.O. Horne. H. L., clerk, 38 Commercial, ros. 70 Wallace. H OTEL WILSON (THE), HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE. Hoskin, Joseph, h 27 Albert. Hough, John, miner, Nico.l. Hudson. Thos., miner .Haliburton. Hudson, Wm., miner, Irwin. Hughes. Edward, boots and shoes and clothing, 19 Commercial, res. Albert. grocer, miner, h Nichol. cigarmaker, res. 320 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Hughes, Frank, porter Central Hotel, bds. same. Hughes, J., Franklin. 1 Hughes, Wm., miner, h end Nichol. Hummer, Chas., butcher bds. Central Hotel. Hunter, Charles, gardner, h 137 Yictoria road. Hunter, C, N. V. C Co. Hunter, John, machinist, h 137 Victoria road. Hunter, Joseph, miner, 193 Haliburton Hunter. A., miner N. V. C. Co. Haliburton. Hunter, Thos., miner, Haliburton. . Hunter, Walter, teacher High school, Newcastle townsite. Hunter, Wm., engineer, Haliburton. Hutchinson, Mrs., wid. William, h 28 Albert. Hutchinson. Wm., laborer, 28 Albert. Identical Hotel, Hector McLean prop., Victoria Crescent. Imperial Insurance Co (Fire), Geo. L. Schetky, agent, Comercial. Imperail Life Assurance Co., Geo. L. Schetky, agent, Commercial. Ince, Williain J., miner, h Albert. Indian Methodist Church, R. G. Well- wood, mission teacher, Indian Reserve. Inland Revenue, Joseph A. McAloney, deputy collector, 23 Commercial. Inkster. Gilbert, miner, Milton. I.O.O.F. Lodge, G. McKinnell, sec'y, meets in Oddfellows Hall. Irving, E. B., city collector, h Comox rd. b.horwood, J miner N. V. C. Co. Kennedy. Italian Hotel, Wallen Boyd, prop, Haliburton. cor. Neadham. I.X.L. Livery Stables, Thompson & Scoville, props., Chappell. Jackson, George, miner, bds. Temperance House. James, Harry, miner, h Prideaux. Jamison, Robert, miner, h Haliburton, Jarvis, R., miner N. V. C Co. 5 acre lot. Jarvis. Wm., h. Milton. Jarvis, W., fireman, 104 Nicol. Jutz, A., miner N. V. C Co. Jeffery, A. L., clerk Wilson Hotel.. Jenkins, August G., engineer Union Brewery, h Fry. Jenkins, Geo., engineer Union Brewery.. Fry. Jenkins, J. E., Old Flag Inn, Skinnei and Bastion. Jenkins. Tom. miner N. V. C Co. h Strickland. John. David, miner N. • Johns, Archie, miner, h Johnson, Captain Chas., Johnson, Geo. . C. Co. . Albert. 63 Irwin. miner, Needham. Johnson, John, miner, h 39 Irwin. Johnson, John, carpenter, Milton. Johnson, T. J., miner N. V. C. Co 204 Haliburton. Johnson, Ralph, Jr., miner, 154 Nicol Johnson, R., farmer, Gillespie. Johnson, R., miner, Nicol. Johnson, Swan, emp. Dobeson's Foundry, h Nichol, cor. Dickson. Johnson, William, miner, h Haliburton.. I OlMSTON A CO., A. R., (Angus Rutherford Johnston.) AVHO LES ALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PROPS. NANAIMO WHARF, COMMERCIAL, COR BASTION. PHONE. Johnstou, A. ■ R., of Johnston _c Co.. res. Front. Johnston, Thos., miner, Haliburton. Jolley, Chas., N. V. C. Co. Jolley, Robt., cook, Commercial. Jones, Benj. J., laborer, h 28 Selby. Jones, Chas. F., miner, h 28 Selby. Jones, C W., miner N. V. C. Oo. Jones, David, watchman, 27 Milton. Jones, Evans D., miner, h 28 Selby. Jones, Geo., assistant Free Press, res. Nicol. Jones, Geo., miner, Farquhar. Jones, Harry, miner, Nicol. Jones, Henry, baker Wilson's, h Five Acre Lots. Jones, H. C, miner N. V. C. Co. h. Nichol. Jones, James P., miner, N.V.C. Co., kj 28 Selby. Jones, John, miner, 171 Farquhar. Jones, John S., miner, h Victoria Cref cent. Jones, Lewis, tracklayer, N.V.C Co., h Newcastle townsite. Jones, Miss Sarah H., dressmaker,- Robson. Jones, Robt., miner, h Milton. Jones. H| miner N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Jones. R. H.. miner N. V. C. Co. | 48 Albert. Jones, Samuel, miner, 78 Irwin. Jones. Thos., Farquhar. Jones, Thos. R., h Wallace. Jones, Thos. W., emp. Nanaimo Watery works, h Milton. . . Jones, William, emp. Review, h Skinner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. Jones, Wm., G., miner, 153 Victoria road. Jones. W., miner N. V. C Go. h Five Acre Lots. _„.,__.._. . Jones, W. J., miner, h 151 Victoria road Jones, W. J., miner, h 30 Franklin. Jukes, Henry, W. P., clerk Merchants' Bank, h Wellington st Jurit, Geo., miner N. V. C. Co. Jurit, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. Kantor, P. A., New York Dye Works, Victoria Crescent, h same. Keaist, Israel, miner, h 190 Nichol. Keast, Richard, miner, h Haliburton. Keddy, Albert, bottle washer Union Brewery, h Chappell. Keddy, Wm., teamster, 22 Chappe). Keebe, Albert, longshoreman, h 3 Cavan. Keene, Chas., miner, h 29 Prideaux. Keene, John, miner,, bds. Victoria Crescent. Kehrer, Mrs. Francis, h Strickland. Keist, John, miner, h 176 Farquhar. Keist, Thos., miner, h 176 Farquhar. Keith, John C, emp. W. H. Morton's, h Queen's Hotel Block. Keith, Mrs. Thos., h Irwin. Kellet, G., miner N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Kelly, James, architect, Fitzwilliam. Kelly, Mrs. James, fruits and confectionery, Fitzwilliam. Kelly, William H., clerk Young, h Mil ton. Kemp, W., N. V. C. Co Victoria road. Kent & Gardiner (Geo. Kent & Robert Gardiner), glassware and crockery, cor. Commercial and Church. Kent, Geo., carpenter, 94 Nicol. Kenyon, Richard, carpenter, Milton. Kenyon, William, compositor Review, h Prideaux. Kernich, John, miner, 17 Nicol. Kerr, H., night watchman Haslam's mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Kidd, William, miner, h Victoria road. Kilby, Charles, miner, h Wallace. Kiileen, Patrick, miner, h Comox road. King, Ephriam, teamster I.X.L. Livery Stables. Kirkman, Ernest James, musician, h Esplanade. Kirkham, Wm., convict guard, Newcastle. Kirkwood, Robert, blacksmith. 102 Nicol. Kirkwood. Thos., miner, h Milton. IrS?11, Thos-' real estate, Commercial, h Newcastle townsite. Knarston, James, bookkeper, 84 Selby. Kolosoff, Alexander, miner, h 44 Front. \°,f P-. Nanaimo Lodge, No. 4, meets i> nday evening. Lamb, R, miner N. V. C Co. h 20 Kennedy. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention. banaway, G. B.. compositor Free Pccm* res. Milton. Lancashire Ins. Co., of England, Wm. K. Leighton agent, Commercial. Land, Capt. P. M., Esplanade. Langham, James, miner, h Dickson. Langham, John, miner, Haliburton. Langham, John, miner. Gillespie. Langill, R., teamster,' h Newcastle townsite. Langton, William M., furniture and hardware, Free Press Block, Commercial, also Nicol, res. Robert st. Larmer, John, miner, h 139 Nichol. Larson, Emil, miner, h Milton. Larson, John, miner, h Nichol cor. Dickson. Lawless, Ann, wid. Joseph, h Franklin. Lawless, Gus, miner, h Franklin. Lawless, Henry, miner, h Franklin. Lawless, John, miner, h Franklin. Lawrence, Louis, jr., of Eureka Soda Water Works, Wallace, h Newcastle townsite. Lawrence. Louis, mgr. Eureka Soda Waterworks, Wallace, h Newcastle townsite. Lawson. John, miner. Ma chien ry. Leach. John, miner. Prideaux. Leask, George, engineer N.V.C. Co., h Newcastle Townsite. Leask, James, jr., clerk Stevenson & Co., h 132 Nicol. Le Boeuf Theodore, carpenter, h Nichol. Lecoq, Alphonse, miner, 101, Victoria rd. Lee, John, miner, h cor. Irwin and Dickson. Lee. Sarah, wid. Geo., cor. Irwin and Dickson. Le Feuvre, Frank B„ clerk Wm. Lang-, ton, h Hecate and Robert. Leiman, Thos., miner N. V. C C<>. h Five Acre Lots. Leiser. Geo., miner, 107 Nicol. Leisk, James, engineer, 132 Nicol. 22 822 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. ■ EIGHTON, WILLIAM K., REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND INSURANCE AGENT, COMMERCIAL ST., RES. FITZWILLIAM. REPRESENTING ROYAL INS. CO.. OF LIVERPOOL; LONDON A LANCASHIRE INS. CO., OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND; QUEEN'S INSURANCE CO., . OF AMERICA; LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO, OF ENGLAND; NORWICH UNION INS. CO., OF NORWICH, ENGLAND; SCOTTICH UNION A NATIONAL INS. CO., OF EDINBURGH; .ETNA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.; PHOSNIX ASSURANCE CO., OF LONDON, ENGLAND; CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY; DOMINION PERMANENT LOAN COMPANY; BIRKBECK INVESTMENT SECURITY A SAVINGS CO.; GLOBE SAVINGS A LOAN CO. Lennard, John, carpenter, Five Acre Lot. Leno, Eugene, miner, h Haliburton. Lewis,. David, bartender Nanrtimo Hi-. Lewis, James, miner, h 65 rear Nichol. Lewis, W., bookkeeper, res. Newcastle townsite. Lewis, W. O., shoemaker, 42 Victoria. Crescent, res. Roberts. Lingard, Miss S. A., bdg. Hse„ Front. Linn, Mrs. E., wid., 9 Selby. Lisk, James, farmer, Five Acre Lot. Lister, George, miner, h 114 Nichol. Lister, James, miner, Victoria road. Logan, Duncan, blacksmith, bds. Temperance House. Logan, William, blacksmith, bds. Temperance House. London Guarantee and Accident Co., Geo. L. Schetky, agent, Commercial. London and Lancashire Ins. Co., of Liverpool, Eng., Wm. K. Leighton, ageat Commercial. Lorimer, J., miner N. V. C. Co. Lougheed, Edgar G., clerk Stevenson &, Co., bds. Palace Hotel. Lcwdon, Joseph, miner, Nicol. Lubrine, Dominici, emp. N.V.C. Co. Lukey, Richard James, butcher, res. Wentworth. Lumb, James, emp. N.V.C. Co., h Five Acre Lots. Lutheran Church (Russian Finn), Victoria road, Chas. Gustus in charge, h 111 Milton. Lyons, David, millhand, Haslam's Mill, bds. Mill hdg. house. Lyons, Mrs., widow, h Irwin. Mace, Alf., painter, Milton. MacGregor, Miss D. R., dressmaker, Gibson Block, Commercial. Machin, Chas., miner, Haliburton. Machin, Frank, miner N. V. C. Co. Machin, Fred., miner N. V. C Co. Mackay. C. miner, Milton. Maddison, Geo., miner, h 58 Nichol. Maddison, Wm., miner, h 58 Nichol. Mahle, Andrew, blacksmith, Haslam'- Mill, bds. Mill bdg. house. Mahrer & Co (Herman and John) whole sale liquor dealers, Front. Mahrer, Herman, of Mahrer tt Co., re* Comox road. Mahrer, John, of Mahrer & Co.. res. Comox road. Mainwaring, Albert Edward, mgr. Hemans & Walmsley, h 56 Selby. Malcihard, A., miner, N. V. C. Co. h Kennedy. Maley, Endrow, emp. Haslam's Mill, h 26 Fry. Maley, Gus, miner, h 26 Fry. Malpass. Jas., miner N. V. C Co. h Five Acre Lots. Malpass, John, machinist, N.V.C. Co., 1 Haliburton. Malpass, Joseph, miner, Prideaux. Malpass. Thos., miner N. V. C. Co. h Wallace. Malpass, R.. N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Malser, Stephen, miner, h cor. Dickson I & Fry. Manifold, Albert, miner, h Strickland. Manson. Lawrence, general store, 11* Hnlibnrton. Manson, William, sr., farmer, h New- ' castle townsite. Manson, Wm., bookkeeper Nanaimo saw j I mill. res. Prideaux. Marfao, John, miner, 63 Prideaux. Marshall, Arthur, Kennedy. Marshall, Oliver, miner, h Macleary. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORS:. CITY-OF NANAIMO. Marshall, Robt,lumberman N. V. C. Co., h Haliburton. *glf Marshall, Wm., miner, 139 Nicol. Martell, J., miner, 30 Esplanade. Martin, Andrew, cigarmaker, res. Robert. Martin, Daniel, laborer, Irwin. Martin, George, miner, bds. Temperance House. , , f _. , . Martin, Joseph, driver, h Bobert. Martin, Moses, miner, 29 Nicol. Martin Mrs. Chas.,-h Haliburton. Martin, T. J., of Green & Martin. Windsor Hotel. Martin, William, miner, h Robert. Mason Bros. (Josiah & William), dentists, 1 Victoria Crescent. Mason. George, miner N. V. C. Co. Strickland. __ , ,. , Mason, Josiah, of Mason Bros., dentists, 1 Victoria Crescent. Mason, W., D.D.S., No. 1 Victoria cre» cent. Masonic Lodge, meets cor. Commercial and Skinner. C C. MeKenzie, sec'y. Masters, 0. E., dry goods, Commercial, res. Robson. Matheson, Alex.,. miner, h 64 Milton. Matheson, D. J., tailor, h Finlayson. Mathvson, Ernest, painter, bds. Victoria Crscent. Matheson. F., miner N. V. C Co. 5 acre lots. Mathews, E., miner, res. Milton. Mattishaw. Geo., miner N. V. C. Co. 5 acre lots. Mattishaw, Luther, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Mattison, Augt., miner N. V. C. Co. h Pine. Matson. Alex., 18 Fry. . Matson. 0.. miner, h. Milton. May, George Francis, upholsterer, res. Newcastle townsite. Mfv. John, cabinetmaker, res. Newcas *!<» townsite. May, Louis H, upholsterer, res. Newcastle townsite. May, William, Franklin, upholsterer, res. Newcastle townsite. Mayne, George Henry, glazier Haslam'a Mill, h Mill, boarding-house. Mayne, Thos., foreman Haslam's factory, h Bridge st. McAdie, Chas., undertaker, 11 Albert, h Victoria Crescent. McAdie. Harry, undertaker, Albert, h Victoria Crescent. McAllister, Henry, teamster LX.L. livery stables. McAloney, Joseph A., dupty. col. Inland Revenue, Kennedy. McCape, Wm., bricks and cement, Franklin. McCarthy, James, carpenter, 102 Irwin. McClenen, E., miner, bds. Crescent Htl. McCourt', Joseph, miner, h 53 Nichol. McCourt, Samuel, miner, h 55 Nicol. McCourt, Thos., miner N. V. C. Co. Victoria road. McCuish, Alex., miner, Milton. McCuish, John, miner, Milton. McCuish, Neil, miner, h Milton. McCulloch, Wm., mule driver. Fry. McCurrach, Wm., horseshoer, Bros., Crescent Hotel. McCutcheon, Chas., .grocer, 53 Comox road. McDonald, Alex., carpenter, Kennedy. McDonald, Archibald, carpenter N.V.C. Co., h 28 Kennedy. McDonald, Charles, h 139 Nichol. McDonald, Daniel, of Globe Hotel, bds. same. McDonald, Duncan S., groceries, h Hali* burton, McDonald, James, printer, Fraser. McDonald, John, miner, h Newcastle townsite. McDonald, John, carpenter, Selby. McDonald, K.'Coland, carriage builder. res. 4th Newcastle townsite. McDonald, Malcolm, laborer N.V.C. Co.. h 57 Kennedy. McDonald, M., miner, 59 Nicol. McDonald, M., cigar maker, res. Newcastle townsite. McDonald, M. A., livery, Albert. McDonald, Robert, miner, h 62 Halibu: ton. McDonald, William, h 139 Nichol. McFarlane, Wm., emp. Thompson & Scoville. McGargle, Robt., miner, h Nichol. McGarrigle, George, miner, h 176 Farquhar. McGIRR, WILLIAM. AGENT CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, DOMINION EXPRESS CO., 23 COMMERCIAL ST. Res. NEWCASTLE TOWNSITE. McGregor, Archie, wayman, h 49 Nichol. McGregor, James, insp. of mines, h 43 Albert. McGregor, John, lab., Victoria road. McGregor, Mrs. A., wid. Wm., h 84* Albert. i McGregor, Mrs. M., wid. John, h 41 Al bert. 324 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. McGregor, Wm. Arthur, boreman N. Co. Co., h 49 Nichol. McGuire, William, miner, f/ds. Crescent Hotel. Mclndoo, Henry, Prov. P^1' % Newcastle townsite. Mclnnes, K., lab., Kennedy. Mclnnes, W. W. B., M.P., barrister and solicitor, Room No. 6, Johnson blk.. res. Newcastle townsite. McKay, James W., miner, Nicol. McKechnie, Hon. R. E., M.D., M.P.P., President of the Executive Council, Health Office, h Prideaux. McKeen, S., grocer, Victoria Crescent. McKelvie, Malcolm, miner, bds. Nanaimo Hotel. MeKenzie, Angus D., clerk Wm. Langton, h Hecate. MeKenzie, Benjamin, messenger C.P.R. Telegraph, h Wesley. MeKenzie, Colin, miner, h 110 Nichol. MeKenzie, C, miner, 36 Farquhar. MeKenzie, C. C, real estate and insurance, Front, h Wesley. MeKenzie, Duncan, miner, Selby. MeKenzie, Harry, miner, h Haliburton. MeKenzie, Henry, miner, -Kennedy. MeKenzie, John, miner, 34 Fry. MeKenzie, J. E., confectionery, 24 Vic toria Crescent. MeKenzie, J. W., miner, 105 Victoria ' road. MeKenzie, L., miner N. V. C. Co. MeKenzie, R., Albert. MeKenzie, William, miner, Bds. Temperance House. MeKenzie, W. R.. tailor, 10 Haliburton. McKinley, Gilbert, 27 Haliburton. McKinnell, David, miner, 100 Nicol. McKinnell, Gilbert, 27 Haliburton. McKinnell, James, miner, h 23 Haliburton. McKinnell, James, miner, Milton, cor Victoria road. McKinnon, Daniel, blacksmith, h Comox road. McKinnon, Dan, miner, 29 Haliburton. McKinnon, Hector, miner, 29 Halibur- . ton. McKinnon, James, teamster, 33 Haliburton. McKinnon, John, carpenter, hds. Nanaimo Hotel. McKinnon, Michael, miner, 60 Haliburton. McKinnon, Mrs. John, 29 Haliburton. McLay, Thos., miner, N. V. C. Co., 58 Irwin. McLay, Thos., compositor Free Press, res. Irwin. McLean, Hector, prop, Identical Hotel, McLean, Hugh, miner, 10 Fry. McLean, John, miner, 10 Fry. McLean, Kenneth, 12 Fry. McLean, K., miner; Victoria road. McLean, Murdoch, rancher, 12 Fry. McLean, Wilson R:, millhand Haslam's Mill. McLean, Wm., miner, 12 Fry. McLellan, Alex., 5 acre lots. McLellan, Alex., jr., 5 acre lots. McLellan, Alex., Crescent Hotel. McLellan. A., sec. foreman, Prideaux. McLellan, Dan, miner, Kennedy. McLellan, John, carpenter, bds. Nanaimo Hotel. McLellan, Roderick, blacksmith, h Kennedy. McLennan, A., Shamrock Stable, Albert McLeod, George, tailor, h Albert. McLeod, John J., 114 Victoria road. McLeod, Mrs., wid., h Milton, nr. track. McLeod, Mrs. W., milliner, 94 Nicol. McLeod, W., stove fitter, 94 Nicol. McMillan, A. J., 14 Cavan. McMillan, J. H., grocer, 15 Victoria Crescent, h cor. Milton and Wentworth. McMillan, H. G., clerk h cor. Milton and Wentworth. McMillan, L., miner, bds. 37 Albert. McMullen, Michael, miner, h 72 Victoria road. McNeil, Alex., miner, h 29 Prideaux. McNeil, Archie C, agent washers, h 30 Cavan. McNeil, A., miner N. V. C Co Kennedy. McNeill, E. W., harness maker, Wallace. McNeil, James, miner N. V. C. Co. McNeil, John, miner, 57 Nicol. McNeil, M., miner, 62 Haliburton. McNeil, M., miner, Victoria road. McNeil, Randle, miner, h 57 Nichol. McNeil, R., miner, res. 29 Nicol. McNeil, Sandy, miner, h Kennedy. McNeil, Wm. James, miner, h 57 Nichol. McNiven, Duncan, miner, h Albert. McNiven, John, miner, h Albert. McNiven, Peter, miner, h Albert. McNutt, Mrs. Ellen, boarding house, Victoria Crescent. McRae, Angus, h Milton. > . McRae, Duncan, carpenter, h ] Milton. McRae, Harry, carpenter, h Milton. McRae, Malcolm, carpenter, h Milton. McRae, R., carpenter, Nicol. MeSween, Hugh, miner, hds. Identical Hotel. McTeigh, H., furniture dealer, Bastion bds. Temperance Hotel. Meagher, Daniel, miner, h.62 Haliburton. Meakin, Albert, miner, Finlayson. Moikin. Fred, engineer N. V. C Co., Milton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. Meakin. John, miner, 120 Haliburton. Meakin, Mrs. widow, Prideaux. Mebius, Jeanett, wid. Chas., h Albert. Mebuis, Miss, school teacher, h Albert. Medill, Harry, miner, h Irwin. Meecham, Charles, miner, Haliburton. Meecham, Fred, miner, h nr. Indian Reserve. iM'-ll^ii. John, miner, 106 Irwin. Mercer, J. A., of Fitzpatrick & Mei cor. Mercer, J. B., caretaker Central School, Wallace. ERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX JAMES W. FULTON, MGR., COMMERCIAL ST. Merdis, —,, Victoria road. Meredith, Thos., miner N. V. C. Co. Meritield, Thos., miner, h 38 .Milton. Merrilield, Geo., miner N. V. C. Oo. h 38 Milton. Merritield, Wm., miner N. V. C Co. h 38 Milton. Merritt, Matthew, miner, 49 Irwin. Merritt, Thos., miner, 49 Irwin. Merse, Wager, bds. Balmoral Hotel. MetaiIf. Joseph, miner, Albert. METHODIST CHURCHES— Wallace st—Rev. T. W. Hall, pastor. Haliburton St.—Rev. Walter W. Baer, pastor. Michaux, D., miner, Nicol. Michaux. Emil, miner N. V. C. Co. 48 Dickson. Miles, Robt, miner, h Haliburton. j Millbnrn. M., miner, N. V. C Co. Miller. John, miner N. V. C. Co. Kh Strickland. Millar. Matthew, miner, Irwin. Miller, M. M., nurse Nanaimo hospital. res. same. Miles, Thos., miner N. V. C. Co. Miles, Walter, miner, Haliburton. Millington, C, horseshoer, bds. Palace Hotel. Mills, Archie', millhand Haslam's mill, bds Mill, boarding house. Mills, Thos., overman Protection Inland Shaft, N.V.C.M. & L. Co. Milmore. Jas., miner. 54 Kennedy. Miriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 3 (I.O.O.F.) G. McKinnell, sec'y. Meets in Oddfellows Hall. Mitchell, Matthew, miner, h 82 Prideaux Mitchell, Mrs. E., res. Wallace. Miulert, C, miner, N.V.C. Co., h Haliburton. Moffat, David, h Fitzwilliam, cor Prideaux. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Corner Burrard and Me'ville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager Moore, Samuel, stableman, h 2 Albert Morgan, Ben., miner N. V. C Co. Morgan, Dave, miner, bds. Crescent Htl. Morgan, Eben, h 135 Prideaux. Morgan Geo., miner N. V. 0. Co. h Watkin. Morgan, J. C, clerk, 46 Milton. Morgan M., miner N. V. C. Co. h Neadham. Morgan, Richard, miner, h Kennedy. Morgan, Thos., miner, 31 Nicol. Morgan, Wm., miner, Selby. Morris, Aki, boarding-house, h 21 Selby. Morrison, Alexander, miner, h 65 Nichol. Morrison, John, miner, Haliburton. Morrison. M., farmer, Wentworth. Morrow. Hugh, miner 96 Victoria roaa Morse, Hiram, wharfinger, Nanaimo Wharf, Franklin. Morton, J. C, mgr. W. T. Heddle & Co., 72 Albert. Morton, Michael, mill-hand Haslam's mill, bds. Mill "Boarding house. Morton, Wm. H., hardware, plumbing, etc., 3 Victoria Crescent, res, 34 Prideaux. Morton, W. J., clerk, h 34 Prideaux, Mo'seley, Litchfield, h 140 Prideaux. Moss, —., miner, h 32 Kennedy. Moss. Thos.. miner N. V. C. Co. Esplanade. Mottishaw, Henry, miner, h Macleary. Mouat, Thos. W, tallyman, Haslam's mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Mount View Hotel, James Bennett, prop. Newcastle townsite. Mowat, John T., Craig Bros., Wallace. Mugford. Enoch. Haslam's Mill, " bds. Mill boarding house. Muilert, Mrs., wid., Haliburton. Muir, Andrew, blacksmijth. h 47 Irwin. Muir, Joseph, E. F., lab.. Albert. Muir, Robert, miner, Nicol. Muir, Thos., steward "Joan," h 58 Prideaux. I 326 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. miner,, h Fitzwil- clerk Stevenson & Mulack, Herman, compositor "Herald." bds. Nanaimo Hotel. Mulholland, Edward, miner, 198 Nicol. Munett, Jos., mgr. Nanaimo Waterworks, h Milton. Mungoni, Prospero, liam. Munroe, John, W., Co., h Selby. Munsey, Thos., miner, Gilespie. Murdock, Walter, coal trimmer, N. V. C. Co., Bay View House. Murray, James, miner, h Halburton. Murray, John, edgerman, Haslam's mil). bds. Mill. Murray, Thos, woodworker Haslam', mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Muzio, Joseph, miner, h 20 Prideaux. Nanaimo Athletic Association, C Santy, pres.; J, Wilson, vice-pres; J. Hardy. treas., Chapell st. Nanaimo Board of Police Commissioners Mark Bate, chairman; Samuel lough, sec'y; Wm. Manson, Thomas O'Connell. Nanaimo Board of School Trustees-Ed.1 Quennell, chairman; Sam Gough, sec'y; W. Manson, W. H. Wall, F. B. Le Feuvre, E. C Barnes, John Newton, J. Martell, trustees. Nanaimo Cemetery (Comox Road)., Samuel Gough, sec'y to Board of Cemefery Trustees; James Gilligau, grave digger. Nanaimo City Board of License Commissioners—Mayor M. Bate, Chairman; Samuel Gough, sec'y; E. C. -Barnes and W. T. Heddle. Nanaimo Cyclery, Chas. E. Shawl, prop. Victoria Crescent. Nanaimo Electric Light, Power and Heating Co., J. L. Allardyce, supt., Fraser. Nanaimo Equitable Pioneer Society, Ltd., general store, Gilbert MeKineJl, sec'y, Nichol st. Nanaimo Fire Dept (Cavin st), John (p Parkin, chief; Geo. Cavalsky, sec'y. Nanaimo Foundry, Thos. Dobeson, prop., Comox road. Nanaimo Free Press (daily and semi- weekly), George Norris, editor and proprietor, Commercial st. Phone. Nanaimo Gas Co., W. K. Leighton, Sec. Bridge. Nanaimo Herald (daily and semi-weekly), Edward T. Searle, mgr., Bastion. Nanaimo Hospital, Dr. Davis, hospital surgeon, Franklin. Nanaimo Hotel, Robt. Evans, prop., . Commercial. Nanaimo Lodge, No. 4 (A.O.U.W.), Geo. Norris, sec'y. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday over Scott's Nanaimo Lodge, No. 4 (K. of P.) Meets Friday evening. « » ANAIMO MARBLE WORKS, ■^ ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Prop., FRONT. Nanaimo Opera House, Wm. K. Leighton, mgr. Nanaimo Reality Investment and Trus Agency, Thos. Kitchin mgr., Commercial. Nanaimo Review (semi-weekly), G. H. Cross, editor and mgr., Front st. Nanaimo-Rossland Gold Mining Co., Ltd., W. K. Leighton, sec. Nanaimo (The) Ruri Decanal Magazine, monthly, publisher by the Review, J. E. Norcross, editor. Nanaimo Saw Mill, Andrew Haslam, prop., Bridge. Nanaimo Telephone Co., Ltd., Geo. E. Pittenrigh, mgr., Free Press Block, Commercial. Nanaimo Water Works Co., Ltd. Joseph Mullett, manager,' cor. Selb7 and Fitzwilliam. Nanaimo Wharf Co., A. R. Johnston & Co., props., Front st. Nash, A., painter, h rear 34 Prideaux. Nash, Isaac, miner, h. Milton. Natress, Mrs. E„ nurse Nanaimo Hospital, h. same. Neave, Wm., miner, Irwin. Neen, Jacob, constable, res. 150 NicoL Neen, Joseph, miner, 99 Nicol. Neitzel, Henry, miner, h 33 Nichol. Newberry, William, miner, h Kennedy. Newbury, Joseph, moulder, h Prideaux. ■VI EW VANCOUVER COAL p| MINING AND LAND CO., LTD. (NANAIMO COLLIERIES) SAM'L M. ROBINS, SUPERINTENDENT MARK BATE, JR., CASHIER. W. R. BRYANT, ACCOUNTANT. THOS. RUSSELL, UNDERGROUND MANAGER. WILLIAM HALL, SURFACE MANAGER. NO. 1 SHAFT (Esplanade), JOSEPH RANDALL, JR., OVERMAN. NO. 5 SHAFT (SorctJtifleld), RICHARD GIBSON, OVERMAN. PROTECTION ISLAND SHAFT, THOS. MILLS, OVERMAN. NORTHFIELD SHAFT (Sinl-inff). GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. Newcastle Hotel, Campbell & Donlan, props., Comox road. Newton, John, miner, h Victoria road. New York Dye Works, P. A. Kantor, Victoria Crescent. Nichol, J., millhand, Haslam's mill, h Selby. Nicholson, Chas. F., miner, h 3 Cavan. Nicholson, Jas., coal trimmer, Prideaux. Nicholson, James B., painter, h Milton. Nicholson, John, miner, h Five Acr Lots. Nicholson, John., talleyman, res. Newcastle towhsite. Nicholson, Thomas, engineer, h 173 Haliburton. Nightingale, Margaret, wid. Richard, h Wallace. Norcross, J. E., editor Nanaimo Ruri Decanal Magazine, Review office, Front, res. Northfield, B.C. Nord, John, miner, Haliburton. ' Nord, Nils, blacksmith, 30 Fry. Norris, Geo., proprietor Free Press, res. Free Press block. Norris, G. E., foreman Free Press,! res. Franklin. Norris, Will F. .accountant Free Press, res. Newcastle townsite. North Nanaimo School (Five Acre Lots), John Dykes, teacher. North Nanaimo School (Five Acre Lots), Miss Julia Teague, teacher. Norwich Union Insurance Co., of Norwich, England, Wm. K. Leighton, agt., Commercial. Nott, Ben,, miner.' Haliburton. O'Brian, Roht, physician, Front. O'Brien, Clarence, millhand, h Newcastle townsite. O'Connell, Harry, merchant, res. Commercial. O'Connell, Henry, blacksmith, bds. Commercial Hotel. O'Connell, Thos., prop. Commercial hotel, Commercial and Bastion- O'Dell, John, carpenter, h Kennedy. O'Dell, John, carpenter, 82 Albert. O'Dell. John. A., miner, res. 82 Albert. O'Sullivan, Jeremiah, machinist N.V.C. Co., h Selby. Oberd, August, miner, h Milton. Occidental Hotel, James B. Ward, prop., cor. Fitzwilliam and Selby. Old Flag Inn, J. E. Jenkins, prop., cot Bastion and Skinner. Old, J. H.. miner, 40 Milton. Oliver, J. D., tailor, h Nichol. Oliver, J. R., miner, h. Milton. Oriental Hotel, A. Dunlap, prop. Victoria Crescent Oxley, Maynard, miner, h 3 Cavan. Pacific Coast Steamship Co., A. R. Johnston & Co., agents, cor. Commercial and Bastion. Palace Hotel, H. L. Bates, prop., Skinner. Panell, Edward, butcher, h. Kennedy. Pannell, George, gardener, 23 Milton. Pannell, Wm., N. V. C. Co. Pargeter, James, Jr., engineer, Victoria road. Pargeter, John, miner, h. Wallace. i Parker, E., miner, Selby. Parkes & Aitken (Geo. Parkes and William Aitken), merchant tailors, Commercial. Parkes, George, tailor, h Wallace and Fitzwilliam. Parkin. John, chief of N. F. D., res. Skinner. Parkin, Joseph, fireman Elec. pow.r house, h Milton. Parott, Albert, miner, Dickson. Par sell, Miss Jennie, dressmaker, Com mercial, h Wallace. Pashley, J. H., carpenter, res. Wentworth. Patterson, David, miner, bds. Grand Htl. Patterson, Mrs. Wm., h Albert. Patterson, Thos., clerk Wilson Hotel. Patterson, Thos., miner, h 178 Nicol. Patton, R., coal trimmer, h. Haliburton. Pauche, John, miner, h Haliburton. Pawson, John, pres. Union Brewing Co., ehairman Nanaimo Hospital, h 29 Fitzwilliam, cor. Selby. Peacock, Geo., miner, h Strickland. Peacock, Mrs. M., wid., h. Franklin. Pearse, Edward, miner, h 156 Haliburton. Pearse, William, miner, h Prideaux. Pearson, Charlton, h 46 Nichol. Pearson, Geo., clerk, 72 Albert, 26 Milton. Pearson, John, miner, Hecate. Pearson, Joseph, miner, 26 Milton. Pearson, Thos., miner, Dickson. Peck. H. E.. hotel. Departure Bay rd. Peck, Mrs. T., Cavan. Peck. C H., Cavan. Peck, S. E., Cavan. Pendron. Jas.. h. Prideaux. Perkins. A. J., compositor Review, h Front. 1'eroni. John, miner, h Fitzwilliam. Perry, James, miner, 134 Haliburton. Perry, John, miner, h Machleary. Peters, H., cigarmaker. bds. Skinner. Peters, Mrs. Alnrne, widow, h Skinner. Peterson, Chas., emp. hoot and shoe factory, h Milton. Peterson, Herman, miner, h Farquhar. 32S HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. I P-eto, Fred G., bookkeeper, C. E. Masters', h Prideaux. Philpott, W. H, Criterion, restaurant, 55 Commercial. Pilot Commissioners—E. C MeKenzie, <sec'y; E. Quennell, treas.; John Paw- son, J.P., Geo. Norris and John E. Jenkins. Meet on Bastion street. Phoenix Assurance Co., of London, Eng., Wm. JK. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Pimbury, E. & Co., drugs and stationery, 58 Commercial. Pimbury, E., of Pimbury &■ Co., res. .- 58 Commercial. Pioneer Laundry, G. W. Rowland, prop. Victoria road. Piper, Geo., miner N. V. C Co. 34 Milton. Piper. Joseph, miner N. V. C. Co. Kennedy. Piper, John, miner, 30 Milton. Piper, Wm., Jr., miner N. V. C. Co. 34 Milton. Piper, W., miner N. V. . Co. Pittendrigh, G. E. T., supt. Nanaimo . Tel. Co., res. Newcastle. . Planta, Albert Edward, insurance, Commercial, res. Newcastle townsite. Planta, J. P., Esplanade. Planta, J. E., carpenter, Newcastle. Pleace, J. H., h Prideaux. Police Court—James Crosson, Chief of Police; Enoch Shakespeare. J.P., and John Hilbert, J.P., Magistrates. Polkinghorne, James, miner, h Strickland. Polkinghorne, Wm., miner, h Strickland. Pollard, H, miner, Wallace. Pollard, L., teamster, 136 Nicol. Pollard, W. J. & Co., groecrs, Victoria road. Pollard, W. J., & Co., grocers, Victoria. £--or-"i-s. (52 Victoria road. Pollock, Robert, accountant, h. Wallace. Poll—k. Wm., clerk N. V. C. Co., h. Wallace. Porter. Tom, miner, 70 Haliburton. Post Office—A. H. Horne, postmaster, Front. P. O. Savings Bank, A. H. Horne, supt., P.O. Building. Potts, Chas. H. Brevor, of Barker & Potts, res. cor. Milton and Wentwo-fh. Powell, Thos., miner, h 176 Farquhar. Powers, J. E. T., of Stevenson & Co., h 26 Hecate. Powers, William, barber, Commercial, h over shop. Presbyterian Church, Rev. Wm. B. Gumming, pastor, Fitzwilliam. Presbyterian Mission (Neadham St.) James Leisk in charge, h 132 Nichol. Price, Archibald, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Price, James, *-'iner N. V. C. Oj. 5 acre lots. Price, James W., miner, h Wesley. Price, John, miner, h 46 Prideaux. Price, Mrs. Christiana, wid. Samuel. Price, Owen, emp. Waterworks, h Re- sevoir. Priestly, —., carpenter, h Albert. Prime, Frank, miner, Victoria road. Priestley, Harold, miner, McLarv, . Priestly, J. W., agent Fletcher Bros., h Fitzwilliam, cor. Macleary. Pringle, William, tailor, bds. Nanaimo Hotel. Province (The, Vancouver), daily, S. R. Ford, agent, with Geo. L. Schetky,'* . Commercial. P ROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICE, CUURT HOUSE. Tel. a FRONT ST. PHONE 6. Marshall Bray, Government Agent and Gold Commissioner, etc. Geo. Thomson, clerk Government Agent's office. Herbert, Stanton, Registrar County Court. Mark Bate, Assessor and Collector. Samuel Drake. Sheriff Court of Nanaimo, and Assistant Jailor. Wm. Stewart, Warden County Jail. Harry Mclndoo, Provincial Constable. COUNTY COURT— Eli Harrison, jr., Judge. Hubert Stanton, Registrar. Provincial Hotel, Mrs. Annie Stevenson, prop., Victoria Crescent. Provincial Jail—William Stewart, warden, Newcastle townsite. Provis, Thos., miner, h 16 Fry. Prowse, Richard, lab 41 Farquhar. Prudom, Chas., mgr. David Spencer, res. over store. Pywell, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Queen Insurance Co., of America, Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Quennell, E., butcher, Commercial, B-s Fitzwilliam. Quine, J. D., N. V. C Co., 149 Victoria road. Raines, John, miner, h Kennedy. Raines, Johnt, miner,' h KJennedy. Raines, Joseph, miner, h Kennedy. Raines, Thomas, miner, h Kennedy. Ralph, John, miner, Bay View House. Ramsay, George, emp. N.V.C. Co., h Milton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. R Ramsey, Geo., miner, Nicol. Ramsay, Joseph, miner, Selby. Ramsay, R. D. R., compositor Free Press, h Newcastle townsite. Randle, A. B. res. Newcastle town. e. Randle, A. J., of Randle Bros., h. Macleary. | | s|*&! Randle Bros., (A. E. & A. J-, t li'i.Hhs and plumbers, 44 Commercial. Randle, Joseph, jr., overman No. 1 Shaft, Esplanade, N.V.C.M. & L. Co., h Five Acre Lots. Randle, Joseph, h Crace. Randle, Joseph, res. Crace. Randle, Oliver, N. V. C. Co. Crace. Rankin, R., marine engineer, N.V.C. Co., rooms Gibson Block, Commercial. Rapheil, William, miner, h 21 Prideaux. Rawlinson, Chas., clerk Johnston & Co , res. Lubbock Square, Prideaux. Rawlinson, Henry, fruits, Commercial, h. Milton. A.YMOND, GEORGE R., PROP. WILSON HOTEL. COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE. Raymond, Thos., miner, h Five Acre Lots. Rear, Geo. A., millhand, Fitzwilliam. Rear, Wellington, clerk Flummerfelc. • res. Fitzwilliam. Reed, Harold, tailor, h Bathurst. Reed, Josiah, miner, h Victoria Crescent. Rees, Edwin, miner, h 37 Wentworth. Reese, William, miner, h 10 Dunsmuir. Reid, David, clerk, res. Skinner. Reid, John, miner, h Skinner. Reid, Robt., freight clerk E. & N. Ry., res. Skinner. Reid. Wm., machinist, res. Skinin?. Reifel, C, cellarman, Union Brewery Co., Dunsmuir. ; Reifel, H., mgr. Union Brewery Co., res Dunsmuir. Reilly, J. C, Milton. Renwick, David F., teamster, h 56 Selby. Renwick, John, Selby. Renwick, Thos., tracklayer N.V.C. Co., h Milton. jEVIEW (THE) (SEMI-WEEKLY) 6. H. CROSS, MGR. AND EDITOR, FRONT ST. Rhodes, Jno., miner N. V. C. Co. h. Strickland. Richards, D. T., miner N. V. C Co. h Five Acre Lots. .. ' WELL LIGHTED S.lMPtE ROOMS JHeadquarters for Commercial Travellers NANAIMO, B.C. _3oo___aag- Office Alberni Stags. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. S_EG. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Richards, Wm., emp. N.V.C. Co., h Five Acre Lots. Richardson, Abraham John, miner, Wallace. Richardson, Frank, miner, h 122 Haliburton. Richardson, Leonard, miner, Wallace. Rickson, M., miner, Strickland. Rickson, Thos., miner, Milton. Rickson, Joseph, miner, h 96 Nichol. & Co., h 40 Milton. Rickson, William, jr., clerk Stevensoi Rickson, Wm., miner, Milton. Riley, Jas., miner,^Milton. Ritchie, Wm. Geo., Milton. Rittens, D., miner N. V. C. Co. Rivers, Robt, miner N. V. 0. Co. h Neadham. Roach, Albert, Wentworth. Roach, William, miner, h Haliburton. Roberts, S. R., wid. W. R., jeweller, Green Block, h Chappell. Robertson, Magnus, miner, h 222 rear Nichol. Robilliard, Daniel, millhand, Haslam's mill, bds. .Mill boarding house. OBINS, SAMUEL M., STTPT. NEW VANCOUVER COAL MINING AND LAND CO., LTD., res. ESPLANADE. Robinson, Louis, clothing, Victoria Crescent. Robinson, Moses, clerk Louis Robinson, bds. Victoria Crescent. Robinson, Samuel, miner, nr. Indian Reserve. Robinson, Sam, miner, Gillespie.' Robinson, Frank, driver A. R. Johnston &• Co., h Fire Hall. Robinson, Mrs., wid., Kennedy. Robinson, Joseph, barber, 40 Victoria Crescent, res. 35 Wentworth. 1 330 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Robson, Benjamin, miner h 37 Wentworth. Robson, Wm., miner N. V. O. Co. Rogdes, Lincoln, purser str. "Dunsmuir," h 23 Prideaux. Rogers, Ellis, miner, h 166 Nicol. Rogers, Frank, miner, Prideaux. Rogers, H. J., drugs, Commercial, res. Robert Rogers, Mrs. Julia, wid. Henry, h Wentworth. Rollo, Geo., miner, Newcastle. Rollo, John, miner, h Newcastle town- site. Romeo, C, miner N. V. C. Co. Rosana, S., boarding house, h Fitzwilliam. Rosenbloom, Chas.,-dyer Victoria, Ores* cent, h same. Rosewall, Geo., pressman Free Press, h Gomox road. Rosque, Chas., miner, h 88 Haliburton. Rosque, Gospel, miner, h 88 Haliburton. Ross, Alex, emp. Wm. Sloan, Newcastle townsite. Ross, A., teamster, Macleary. Ross, John, miner 8 Fry. Ross, J. G., V.S., res. 118 Haliburton. Ross, J., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Rowa,, O., miner N. V. C. Co. Rowan, John, miner, h Irwin. Rowbottom, Albert, miner, h 22 Milton. Rowbottom, Frank, baker, Bastion, h Milton. Rowbotham, Fred., miner, h Gillespie. Rowbotham, F., stone mason, h 36 Farquhar. Rowbotham, Herbert, baker Bastion, h Milton. Rowbottom, Mrs. S., bakery and restaurant, Bastion, h Milton. Rowbotham, Thos., miner, 38 Farquhar. Rowbotham, Walter, baker, Bastion, h Milton. Rowe, Henry, expressman, 28 Prideaux. Rowe, Mrs. M. A., groceries and dry goods, Haliburton. Rowe, Oscar, miner, h 16 Sabiston. Rowe, R. H., butcher, Victoria Crescent, h cor. Neadham and Haliburton. Rowland, G. W., Pioneer Laundry, Victoria road. Rowley, David, blacksmith, 36 Irwin. Rowley, Joseph, Macleary. Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Rudd, John M., clerk Johnston & Co- Front. Rudolph, John, miner, bds. Grand hotel. Rumming Chas., teamster Mitchell & Rumming, Wallace, h Wallace. Rumming, W., soda water mfr., res. Wallace. Russell, Clark, barber, 50 Victoria Crescent. Russell, George, miner, h 27 Prideaux. Russell, George, miner, h Macleary, Russell, Robert, miner, h Irwin. Russell, Thos., clerk Bevilockway, h Wentworth. Russell, Thos., .underground mgr. N V" C. Co., h 41 Finlayson. Saba, Michael, peddler, h Haliburton. Sabiston, Mrs., widow, Wallace. Sabiston. Capt. J. F., 6 Cavan. Sage, Jesse, caretaker Court House, reg. Mill street. Salvation Army Barracks, Nicol. Sampson, John, stationery, Commercial, ■res. Wallace. Santy, Chas., miner N. V. C. Co. 78 Nicol. Savage, T., laborer, Newcastle, townsite. Savy, Frank, 162 Nicol. Scales, —., laborer, h Haliburton. Scales, David, miner, Kennedy. Scales, John, blacksmith, 24 Dickson. Scannell, J., miner N. V. C. Co. Schisler, Curry, h Robert. Schisler, H. L., Haslam's mill, bds. Temperance House. Schetky, Geo. L., insurance agent, Commercial, U.S. Consul, res. Newcastle- townsite. Schmidt, Joseph, miner, h Haliburton.. Schwartz, Robert, emp. Waterwor__™i Comox road. Scott, Dave, N. V. C Co. Haliburton. Scott, Ed-ward, miner, h 65 Irwin. Scott, G. D. & Co., clothiers, CommejM cial. Scott, Walter, of G. D. Scott & Co., re». Newcastle townsite. Scottish Union and National Ins. Co., of Edinburgh, Wm. K. Leighton, agent, Commercial. Scouse, Mrs. J., h Kennedy. Scoville, Wm. N., of Thompson & Sco-•; rille,. res. Skinner. Searle, Edward T., mgr. Nanaimo Herald, h Dunsmuir. Sears, Robt. Bruce, driver Taylor A Smith & Co., h Newcastle townsiteg Sereni, Eza, confectionery, Haliburton. Serventi, A., miner N. V. C. Co. Serventi. B., mine.. Shanahan, D. J., merchant tailor, Commercial, rooms over store. Share, John, miner, Prideaux. Sharp, John, miner, h 95 Nichol. Sharp. John, miner, h. Pine. Shakespeare, Enoch, J.P., chief magistrate, Front. Sharpies, J. W., clerk Free Press, h Albert. _r. Sharpies, Miss Lizzie, teacher Bay Vlf^j School, Nichol st. Shaw. Alexander, sr., J.P., school teaefc er, 5 acre lots. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. .CITY OF NANAIMO. Shaw, Edward, miner, h Finlayson. Shaw, Harry, of J. Shaw & son, res Selby. ___.L , Shaw, J. & Son, boat house, Wharf. Shaw, John, principal puhlic school. h Newcastle townsite. Shaw, Joseph, of J. Shaw & Son, res. boat-house. Shaw, W. N., contractor, h Richard. j Shawl, Chas. E., mgr. Nanaimo Cyclery, Victoria Crescent, h Fraser. Shear, George, moulder Comox road, h Haliburton. Shearing, B. C, confectionery and cigars, 27 ' Commercial, Shepherd, F. H., surveyor, h Newcastle townsite. Shephcid, Henry, miner N. V. C. Co. Kennedy. Shepherd, J., miner N. V. C Co. Shepherd, W, miner, Nicol. Sherwin, Thos., cook, bds. 55 Com mercial. Simpson, George, h 103 Irwin. Simpson, Joseph, miner N. V. C Co. h 103 Irwin. Simpson, J. H., barrister Green Block, ; -Church, bds. Front. Simpson, John, miner, h. Irwin. Simpson, M. Russell, law student, bds. Front. Sinclair, Miss Isabelle, teacher South Ward School, h 100 Haliburton. Sinclair, Wm,, teamster, 100 Haliburton. Skirton, J. W., water works, 3d Franklin. Sister Mary of the Infant Jesus, Superioress St. Ann's Convent, Wallace st. Slaven, John, miner, Kennedy. Slaven, John, Jr., miner N. V. C. Co. h Kennedy. Slavin,. James, miner, h Kennedy. Slavin, Luke, cigarmaker, h Kennedy. Slavin, M., miner N. V. C. Co. h Kennedy. Sloan, William, retired, h Newcastle townsite. Smart, Geo. M., bakery and confectionery, 34 Victoria Crescent. Esplanade. -.Smith Andrew, 70 Fitzwilliam. Smith, A. J., butcher, res. Fitzwilliam. QMITH, HEDFOD HALKS, COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, GOVERNMENT HUILDING. ' Smith, B. F. J., clerk, Nicol. '•Im-Sj' •Daniel> miner, h Finlayson. « •«!' TBdward> 6 Newcastle townsite. fcmith, Irving, miner, Newcastle townsite Smith, Fred, fireman, Haslam's mill, h •Newcastle townsite. Smith, Mrs. Donald, wid., h. Irwin. *>mitJ_, Mrs. M., boarding house, h Finlayson. Smith, Mrs. P., widow, Newcastle Smith, M., miner N. V. C Co. Smith, Purvis L., messenger Bank B.C., h cor. Farquhar and Irwin. Smith, Robt., driver, res. Nicol. Smith, R. Milton. Smith, Thos., bartender Commercial Hotel, bds. same. Smith, Wm., miner, Nicol. Snedden, James, miner, Fry. Snider, D., miner, Macleary. Snowden, Chas., engineer, h Snowden, Isaac, engineer, h. Irwin. Sons of St. George, John Hilbert, Deputy Grand Master, Bastion. South Ward School, Miss Le Fleuvre, in charge, Neadham. Spear, Allen, miner, h Victoria road. Spear, A., miner, h. Nicol. Spear, W. J., mucisian, h. Kennedy. Spencer, Albert, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Spencer, David, dry goods, Chas. Prudom, mgr. Victoria Crescent. St. Alban's Church (Anglican), Nichol. St. Ann's Convent, Sister Mary, "f the Infant Jesus, superioress, Wallace. St. Paul's Church (Anglican), Rev. Canon John B. Good, rector, Church st. St. Peter's Koman Catholic church Rev. W. L. Heymen, priest. St. Petro, Carlo, miner N. V. C. Co. Stalzenberg, Henry, miner N. V. C Co. Stannard, Arthur, printer, Victoria Crescent. Stannard, Frank, dry goods, clerk Prideaux. Stannard, J. S. dry goods & gents' f'irnisLings, Victoria crescent. Stanton, Herbert, registrar of County Court, h 60 Selby. Staunton, James, fruits, 61 Commercial. Stearman, F. C, drugs, 26 Victoria Crescent, h over Spencer's. Steele, David, miner, h Gillespie. Steele, James, miner, bds. Grnnd Hotel. Steele, Stewart, miner, bds. Grand Htl. Steele, Wm., Grand Hotel. V ictorla Crescent. Stephens, Oscar, C, Haslam's mill, bds. Mill boarding house. Stephenson, Miles, driver A. R. Johnston & Co., h Skinner. Sterling. Alex., emp. N.V.C.Co., h Five Acre Lots. Stevens. Chas. G., carpenter, Five Aero Lot. Stevens, George, bartender, h Wentworth. y 332 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NANAIMO. Mrs, Annie, prop. Provincial miner, h Newcastle' Stevenson & Co., dry goods, boots and shoes, 41 and 49 Commercial. Stevenson, (J. E., of Stevenson &t Co.. Milton. - Stevenson Hotel. Stewart, Alex, townsite. Stewart, Daniel, miner, h Kennedy. Stewart, Daniel, captain, Milton. Stewart, Duncan A., miner, Milton. Stewart, Duncan, 74 Milton. Stewart, D. H., miner, 138 NicoJ. Stewart, John, miner, Milton. Stewart, John, miner, h 94 Nichol. Stewart, John, accountant Bank of B.C., bds. Hotel Wilson. Stewart, J. D., miner, 49 Finlayson. Stewart, Thos., miner, h Kennedy. Stewart, Vernon, Provincial constable, h , 32 Albert. Stewart, William, warden Provincial Jail, Newcastle Townsite. Stewart, Wm., Warden County Jail, h same-. Stewart, Wm., watchmaker, h Front. • Stock, Luke, clerk Spencers, h over store. Stocker, William, miner, h cor. Dickson and Nichol. Stofella, Louis, miner, Wallace, cor. Wentworth. • Stogeil, L., miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Stonehouse, Robt., miner, h 196 Haliburton. Stonehouse, Wm., miner, h 179 Nicol. Storey, Christopher, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Storey, Isaac, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Storey, William, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Stoul. Sherman, miner N. V. C Co. Stove, James, miner N. V. C. Co. Strang, Robert, miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Strang, Robt, baker Wilson's, h Irwin. Sdib'berf. P. JtL, miner, Nicol. Studdling, James, miner, h 107, rear, Prideaux. Sullivan, Dan. blacksmith,"Victoria road. Sullivan, Michael, miner, h 60 Irwin. S'v--"H>r!iaye.s. Alfred, contractor, Wallace. Summers, Ernest, clerk Stevenson & Co., bds. Windsor Hotel. Sunhorn, Oscar, h 61 Irwin. Suter Albert, teamster Union Brewing Co., Dunsmuir. Sutherland, Wm., emp on "Joan," h Newcastle townsite. Sutton, Geo., miner N. V. C Co. Sutton, J., miner N. V. C. Co. Sutton, Mrs. Joseph, h Five Acre Lots. Swanson. S.. miner N. V. C Co. Strickland. Swanson, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. Tait, Andrew, shoemaker, 30 Victoria! Crescent, res. Ii-win. Tantor, Edwin, miner, h Milton. Taylor, C. McG., clothess cleaner, ■toria Crescent. Taylor, David, h 8 Selby. Taylor, Ed., of Taylor, Smith & res. Newcastle townsite. Taylor, Geo., carpenter, 115 Nicol. Taylor, John, miner, Milton. Taylor, P., miner N. V. C. Co.. 48 Fry.. Taylor, Smith & Co., groceries, Victoria Crescent. Taylor, Thos., miner, res. Haliburton. Taylor, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. Teague, John, miner, 5 acre lots. Teague, John, clerk, Yarwood res. 5 acre lots. Teague, Miss, Julia, teacher North Na-" naimo School, h .Five Acre Lots. Teague, Thos., butcner, res. Five Acre? Lots. Telford, Robert, M.D., h Prideaux. Telford, Wm., miner N. V. C Oo. h Haliburton. Temperance House, Thos. Cummings,;] prop., Bastion, cor. Skinner. Templers, Hall, Crace. Terry, A., miner 70 Nicol. Thatcher, Arthur, driver Young, h Fraseij Thatcher, F. .f.. miner N. V. 0. Co. Thomas, —., miner, h Sabiston. j 1 Thomas, Albert, driver Rowe, h Hali-.j burton. Thomas, Benjamin, butcher Rowe, 1 139 Nichol. Thomas. l>. J., miner N. V. C. Co. Kennedy. Thomas, Francis, carpenter, Haliburton^ Thomas & Grant, merchant tailors, Gifi bert H. Bissell, mgr. Victoria Crescent. Thomas, Lewis, emp. N.V.C. Co., h.1 Haliburton. Thomas. Wm., miner N. "V. 0. Co. h Five Acre Lots. Thompson, —., storekeeper, h Newcastle. Townsite. Thompson, Adam, bookkeeper, h 29 Albert. Thompson, Adam, miner, 150 Nicol. Thompson, Duncan, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Thompson, Geo. A., constable, res. Mil, ton. Jame's, miner. Victoria road. John, caretaker Post Office. John, lnb., .Milton. Jonathan, miner, h 150 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Nichol. . , Thompson, Joseph, miner, h Victoria ra. Thompson, Joseph, miner Strickland. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NANAIMO clerk 72 Albert, v?* Thompson, Joseph, Victoria road. Thompson, J. W., miner N. V. 0. Co. Thompson, Robert, miner, h Victoria rd. Thompson, Sam., miner, Kenneu... Thompson & Scoville (Walter H. Thompson and William N. Scoville), props. I.X.L. Livery Stables, Chappell st. Thompson, Thos., miner, h Victoria road. Thompson, Walter, money order clerk Post Office. Thompson, Walter H., of Thompson §! Scoville, 24 Skinner. Thompson, William, h Victoria roa.d. Thompson, William, miner, h 140 Nichol. Thomson, Geo., clerk Government, buildings, Wesley. Thomson, John, hardware, Commercial, cor. Skinner, h Newcastle Townsite. Thome, Edward, driver Bevilockway, h Selby. Thorpe, Herbert, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Thorpe, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. Thurburn, T. V., tallyman, N.V.C. Co., h. 68 Esplanade. rhurston, John A., of Berry & Thurston, h -60 Comox road. rimms, William, miner, h 139 Nichol. ripp, William, nurseryman, Bay View House. Tippett, S. D., slaughterman, h Hali- l bnrton. rrehorn, G., miner, Kennedy. Trumper, Joseph, machinist, 2 Dunsmuir. Tunnah, Ed., miner N. V. C Co. runnah, Thos., miner, 19 Chapel. fcunstill, James, miner, Victoria road. turnbull, William, miner, h 166 Nichol. furner, A., miner N. V. C. Co. Kennedy. Turner, Ed., miner, h Haliburton. Turner, F., miner N. V. C Co. turner, R., miner, Milton. Turner, Wm., miner N. V. C. o. tweed, Edward, gardener, h Albert. [Tyler, A., miner, Milton. frier, H., miner, N.V.C. Co., h Milton. Tyler, Isaac, miner, 68 Fitzwilliam. jTyler, Joseph, miner N. V. C. Co. l Milton. pier, W, miner, h Milton. fJNION BREWING CO, LTD. LY., | Jqhn Pawson, pres.; F. S. Whiteside, secy; Marshall E. Bray, treas.; Henry K-eifel, mgr. Dunsmuir street. Geo. L. Schetky, pnited States Consul, Commercial st Vahle, Fred, miner, 187 Haliburton. 5 anhouten, C, clerk Pimbury & Co., 58 Commercial: res. Vanhouten, Albert. Vanhouten, bert. Vansickle, Rev. M., pastor Baptist Church, Prideaux. Varanese, Raymond, tailor, h Wallace. Vashus, Albert, miner, h Finlayson. Vawden, James, engineer N.V.C. Co., h 86 Selby. Victoria Phoenix Brewing Co., James Gordon, agent, 29 Prideaux. Vipond, George, miner, h Wallace. Vipond, Geo., miner, Victoria road. Vipond, James Wellington, h Wallace. Vipond, Joseph Wm., h Wallace. Vowels, Mrs., wid. Frederick, h end Strickland. Waddle, Thos., miner, h Five Acre Lots. Waeigh, John, miner, h Nichol. Wagstaff, Fred., fruit store, Haliburton. Wagstaff, Wm., miner N. V. C Co. h Haliburton, Walkelem, T., miner N. V. C. Co. Walkelm, Dr. W. W., J.P., h. Macleary. Walkelm, Thos., jr., miner, h Five Acre Lots. Walker, George, engineer N.V.C. Co., H 24 Franklin. Walker. Geo., miner N. V. C Co. h 20 Dickson. Walker, John, miner, h Selby. L., blacksmith, h Kennedy. Quint L., blacksmith, h Ken- Works, Waiuer Walker, nedy. Walkey, Thos., fireman Bridge. Wall, Albert, prop. Italian Hotel h Haliburton. |j Wall, John, emp. N.V.C. Co., h burton. Wall, Josiah, miner, h Haliburton. Wall, Mrs. Thos.. wid.. HalibnrVon. Wall, Wm. Henry, chief engineer and surface manager, N.V.C.M. & L. Co. tal, h 46 Haliburton. 334 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BiA HiT CITY OF NANAIMO. Wallace, J. R., tailor, Milton. Wallace", Sam, miner N. V. G. Co. Kennedy. Wallace St. Methodist Church, Rev. T. W. Hall, pastor, Wallace st. Walley, Matt., miner, 91 Prideaux. Walls, Mrs. Mary, wid. Thomas, h Five Acre Lots. Walls, Ruben, h Five Acre Lots. Walters, A. Charles, clerk S. McKeen, b Finlayson. Ward, George, agent B.C Permanent Loan and Savings Co., h 91 Nichol. Ward, J. B., prop. Occidental, cor. Fitz william and Selby. Wardell, C. A., chief engineer, 88 Selby. Waring, George, miner, h Five Acre Lots. Warren, John, engineer, h 108 Irwin. Warwick, Alex., carpenter N.V.C. Co., h Milton. Warwick, Alex., carpenter N.V.C. Co., h Macleary. Warwick, John, fireman, h Macleary. Warwick, Mrs. Alex., Machleary. Watson, Andrew, miner, 196 Nicol. Watson, A. V., steward, Nanaimo Hospital, h. same. Watson, Harry, driver Wilson, h Nichol. Watson, James, grocer, 134 Haliburton. Watson, Josiah, miner, N.V. C. Co. 5 acre lots. Watson, Mrs. M. R., matron Nanaimo Hospital, h same. Watson, Robt., machinist, h Selby. Watson, R., N. V. C. Co. Watson. Thos., miner N. V. C. Co. Needham. Webb, W. A., clerk N.V.C. Co., h Victoria Crescent. ■ Webster, James G., comp. Herald, bds. Windsor Hotel. Webb, William Edmund, confectionery, 321 Victoria Crescent. Webster, Thos., teamster, Irwin. Weeks, John, miner, Milton. Weeks, Thos., clerk Stanard's, h Milton. Weiler, John, miner, h Prideaux. Wells, Wm., miner N. V. C. Co. 37 Milton. Wellwood, Geo., clerk, Gilespie. Wellwood, R. G., Indian school teacher, Gillespie. Welsh, Frank, miner, bds. Crescent Hotel. Wenborn, F., gardener, h 47 Dickson. Wenborn, R. J., bicycle repairer Fraser, res. Wallace. Wenborn, William, butcher, h Dickson. Wesley, Albert, blacksmith Cocking, Bas- +;on. Western Assurance Co., Geo. L. Schetky, agent, Commercial. Westwood, C. N., wharfinger. Comox rd. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ItOOltfs JHeadq.ua> ters for Commercial Travellers rp iu J.11JJ jj.uj._jjj ______________ NANAIJM©, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Pro*, Weswood, G. W. J., assayer, Comox rd. Westwood, J. A. H., foreman, Comox r,i. ■ Westwood, W. T., 93 Nicol. Wheeler, Arthur, stationery, Commercial, bds. Windsor Hotel. While, Mrs. Isaac, dressmaker, over Stevenson's, h Macleary. White, Chas., longshoreman, h 3 Cavan. -While, Isaac, bricklayer, h Macleary. White, John, miner, Macleary. Whitta, John, miner, h Five Acre Lofe-I White, Thos., millhand Haslam's ..iw bds. Mill boarding house. Whiteside, F. S., sec'y Union Brewery, res. 30 Kennedy. Whitfield, John, boots and shoes 30 Victoria Crescent, res. Milton. Whitte, Jno., miner N. V. C. Co. Wilburn, Neil, miner, h Pine. • Wilkinson, Alfred, blacksmith, h Selby. Wilkinson, Henry, miner, bds. Palace,! Hotel. Wilkinson, John, miner, h Selby. Wilkinson, M., Palace hotel. Wilkinson, William, laborer, h Wallace. Wilkinson, William, tinsmith, bds. Palace Hotel. Willett, Joseph, miner, bds. Italian Htl. I 'Williams, Charles, Wallace. Williams, David, miner, h 161 Nichols] Williams, David, miner, h 38 Irwin. Williams,* George, fireman, h Newcastle- townsite. Williams, G^o., manager of Bank' of B. C, res. Front. Williams. Gilbert, emp. N.V.C. Co., h 153 Nichol. Williams, G., miner, 6 Watkins. Williams, James, miner N. V. C. Co. Williams, John .expressman, Prideaux. Williams, John, N. V. C. Co. Williams, J., carpenter, Franklin. Williams, Nat., miner N. V. C. Co. h Five Acre Lots. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NANAIMO. Williams, Parker, laborer, h Haliburton. Williams, Peter, Newcastle. Williams, Robt., miner N. V. C. Co. Williams, W. L., miner N. V. C. Oo. 24 Kennedy. Williamson, Peter, millhand, Newcastle townsite. , Williamson, Sam, miner, n. MiJton.. Willie, A., miner, h Macleary. Willis, —., blacksmith, h Prideaux. Willis, Frank, miner, bds. Balmoral Htl. Willis, Robt., bartender Balmoral Htl., bds. same. Willis, Thos., prop. Balmoral hotel, Haliburton. Wilmott, Geo., blacksmith, bds. Central Hotel. Wilson, Charles, carpenter, h. Finlayson. W ILSON HOTJEL, GEO. H. RAYMOND, PROP., COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE. Wilson, Jerome, Scotch Bakery, Victoria Crescent, h 8 Irwin. Wilson, John, jr., moulder, h Campbell. Wilson, John, miner, h Macleary. Wilson, John, h. Campbell. Wilson, Mary, wid. William, h Finlayson. Wilson, Robert, shoemaker, 12 Commercial. Wilson, Thomas, miner, 12 Gillespie. Wilson, Thos. S., miner, h Haliburton. | INDSOR HOTEL, GREEN A MARTIN, Prop*. CLEAN AND WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS. CHURCH ST. PHONE. Winkleman, Richard, miner N. V. G. Co., 39 Fry. Wood, W. A. .station agent E. & N. Ry., h 92 Milton. Woodbank, Ben, M. N. V. C. Co. Woodbank, Geo., miner N. V. C. Co. Woodburn, Moses, miner, h Farquhar. Woodburn, Peter, miner. Woodcock, Samuel, miner, h 8 Watkin. Woodcock, Thomas, miner, h 8 Watkin. Woodman, Wm„ engineer, Victoria rd. Woodward, H. W., carpenter, h Newcastle townsite. > Wylie, John, miner, Prideaux. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Rtc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver. B.C. ABWOOD EDMUND MONTAGLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, JOHNSTON BLOCK, COMMERCIAL , RES. NEWCASTLE TOWNSITE. Yarrow, George, miner, h 191 Nichol. Yarrow, Gibson, retired, h 169 Nichol. Yarrow, Gibson, Mule driver, Dickson. Yates, James, miner, Milton. York, A., miner N. V. C Co. Young, Fred'k M. (of Atlin), res. Hecate. Young, James, groceries, 48 Victoria crescent, res. Esplanade. Young Men's Institute, Thos. Gutron, president, Wallace st. Young, Rev. A., res. Hecate. Zalazney, Albert, cigarmaker, h Kennedy. Zelly, Wm., fisherman, h Newcastle townsite. Zirzelli, Cornellio, emp. N.V.C. Co., h Strickland. Zirzelli, Donatto, emp. N.V.C. Co., h Strickland. Zivkovick, P., miner, Haliburton. Zlugonis, Louis, driver, bds; Crescent hotel. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Chinese Mission, Chinatown. Chong, C. M., Chinese and Japanese goods, Comercial. Hong, Tai Co., groceries, Chinatown. Hung, Sing, laundry, Wallace. Lock, Kee, Chinatown. Lung, Kee, grocer and butcher, Chinatown. Mee. Jan & Co., Chinatown. M. Tong, laundry. Bastion. Song, Lee, laundry, Wallace. Tsue, Sang, merchant, Chinatown. 'Wing Kee, laundry, Haliburton. Wing Sing, laundry, Wallace. Yick Chong Co., Chinatown. 336 HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA Namu Harbor. Nelson Island. NAMU HARBOR, A fishing station at mouth of Bella Coold river, 20 miles north of Rivers Inlet. Namu Canning'& Trading Co., Ltd. Robert Drainey, owner and manager, J. H. Todd & Son, agents. NANAIMO RIVER, (P. 0. Nanaimo.) A mining and ranching settlement in the Cranberry District, on the Nanaimo Riyer, five miles from Nanaimo-and 2 miles from Alexander. Cranberry Hotel, L. C McDonald, prop. Fiddick, —. Crawford, George, farmer. Gordon, Kenneth, farmer. Marwick, John, farmer. McDonald, L. C, prop. Cranberry Hotel. Reins, George, farmer. Reins, Walter, farmer. Taylor, George, general store. . York Bros. (Sam, Wesley, Amos, Nelson "and William), farmers. NANOOSE BAY, (See also Parksville.) A post settlement on the Alberni stage road, about 8 miles north of Nanaimo, and 5 miles from the Wellington collieries. The bay is quite large, and there is good anchorage affording shelter for vessels. Telegraph, Nanaimo. Postmaster, Wm. Roberts. Belyea, John, farmer and constable. Bernell, H., farmer. Brown, Rev. John, minister. Carter, Robert, farmer. Cooper, A., farmer. Evans, Robert, farmer. Galloway, John, farmer. Hamilton, James, farmer. Hamilton, Robert, farmer. Harris, Jerry, farmer. Kipson, A. R., farmer. Knight, James, farmer. Lewis, William, farmer. Michner, J., farmer. Poplar, Percy, farmer. Roberts, William, farmer and postmas- g ter. >eeme FaiE-ter, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Ruetter, F., farmer. Russel, Arthur, farmer. Sanders, S., farmer. Sanders, Wm. Henry, farmer. Sim, David, farmer. Suya, John, fisherman and farmer. Stewart, John, farmer. Thompson, J. A., hotel. Tingley, Miss Cora, school teacher. Troup, Frederick, farmer. Wallis, Richard P., farmer. Williams, James, farmer. Willmarst, Edward, farmer. Wilson, Charles, fisBerman. Worello, Joseph, farmer. NARROW ISLAND, Post office North Salt Spring. Ohivers, Jeremiah, farmer. NELSON CITY, (Or Bogustown.) Half mile east of Nelson, postoffic. Nelson. NELSON ISLAND. A steamboat landing and stontt quarry on Howe Sound route. Dis. from Vancouver 50 miles. Post- office Irvine's Landing, on Pender Harbor, dis. 2 miles. Aslatt, Frank, rancher. Baggs, John F., rancher. Hall, William, rancher. Trevor, Richard Dan, gen. store. West, John, rancher. J CITY Ad incorporated city (1897) on Kootenay outlet, which is also known au tbe West Arm of Kootenay lake, 22" miles from its moutn. The terminus of the Columbia & Kootenay railway, which follows the Kootenay river 28 miles to Robson, where connection is made daily with the C. P. R. steam-. ers for Nakusp (89 miles) and Revelstoke (188 miles), also for Trail (25 miles) and Rossland (34 miles. The Slocan branch railway from Slocan Crossing to Slocan City puts Nelson in direct connection with Slocan lake points. It is also the northern terminus of the Nelson & Fort Sheppard railway to Waneta (60 mis) .International Boundary and Spokane (200 miles). Nelson is the government headquarters for the southern district of West Kootenay. The offices of the government agent and gold commissioner and deputy registrar of the supreme court being located there. It is also a port of entry for Kootenay customs district and headquarters for superintendent and district freight and passenger agents of Kootenay oranehes of the C. P. R., and will Oe the western terminus of the Crow's Nest Pass Railway now under construction. This it is helieved will establish Nelson more firmly as the business I centre and distributing point for Southern Kootenay. There are four chartered banks there; weekly newspapers; two saw mills, with .respective capacities of 30,000 feet and 5,000 feet per day, sash and . door factories, fouvn- dry and machine shops. Waterworks pressure is adequate for fire and domestic uses. Electric light plant is operated by the Corporation The electrical generating station of the West Kootenay Power and Light n BILL P0ST1NC, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work 23 given Special & Personal Attention Co., at Bonnington Falls, on the. Kootenay River, 17 miles distant will furnish an abundance of power for all requirements. The principal industry is the Hall Mines and Smelter, which give employment to four hundred men. There are also a number of other mines on Toad Mountain, just back of the city, and> others that are tributary, on Salmon river, Quartz creek, Kokanee creek, and other camps on Kootenay lake. It has money order post office, telegraph and express offices and telephone exchange; Church of England, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches and public schools. Kootenay Lake General Hospital. Opera House, seats 750. Population, 1899, 5,000. Mayor—Hamilton George Neelands. Aldermen—Chas. Hillyer, G. Frank Beer. Henry B. Thomson, Frank Fletcher,. Alex. L. McKillop and John A. Kirkpatrick. City Clerk and assessor, James K. Strachan. Asst. Clerk and Treas.—W. E. Wasson 338 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLL'MBIA CITY OF NELSON. City Engineer, Andrew L. McCulloch. City Solicitor—W. A. Galliher. Medical Health Officer—David La Baw. Police Magistrate, Edward Albert Crease. Water Commissioner, W. J. Thompson. Chief Fire Dept., W. J- Thompson. Chief of Police, A. F. McKinnon. SOUTH KOOTENAY BOARD OF TRADE, President, J. Roderick Robertson. Vice-President, James Lawrence. Secretary-Treasurer John A. Turner. Postmaster, J. A. Gilker. Aaron's Rod Mining & Dev. Co., Ld.. F. Williamson, Pres.; Geo. Doyle. Mgr.; P. E. Wilson, secy .-Treas. Abbott, Wm., bartender Hotel Phair. Ackley, L. W., job printer Economist. Ake hurst, Rev. H. S., Anglican. Alberta Railway & Coal Co., of Lethbridge, Wm. P. Tierney gen. agent. Allan I3ros. (James & Christopher), contractors, Opera House Block. Allan, Christopher, of Allan Bros., res. Ward, above Robson. Allan, James, of Allan Bros., res. Ward, above Robson. Allan, Thoburn, accountant P. Burns & Co., res. Victoria, West End. Alliance Assurance Co., Wiard Bros., agents. Alliance Fire Ins. Co., Ward Bros., agents. Anderberg, Nicholas, bartender Grand Central Hotel. Anderson, R. D., bookkeeper Nelson Miner, res Victoria. Anderson, W. Fergus travelling passenger agent C.P.R. ANGLICAN CHURCH—Rev. H. S. Akehurst, Silica, near Ward. Annabel, John Edward, real estate, etc., Victoria, nr. Ward, res. Kootenay, cor. Hoover. Applewhaite. Edward H. H., broker. Archibald, Cyril, tallyman J. A. Sayward. Archbold & Pearson, assayers, Victoria, nr. Sta nley. Archbold, Thos. Ralph, of A. & Pearson, res. Kootenay, cor. Observatory. Armstrong, James Albert, vet. surgeon, Govt. Vet. Inspector, res. Lake, nr. Cedar. Art and Music Company, Fred J. Painton, mgr., 21 W. Baker. Arthur, Isabel, physician, 32 W Baker. Arthur, Edward Charles, physician and Surgeon, 32 W. Baker. Ashcroft, Harry Davis, blacksmith. Ashpitel, Walter Shepherd, emp. Soda- water factory. Askew, Walter, clerk Government Agent's office. Astley, Willoughby John, Nelson Carpenter, res Robson off Stanley, •jg THABASCA GOLD MINE, LTD., *^ E. NELSON PELL, Manager, 110 "WEST BAKER. Atkinson, Horatio Nelson, loc. engineer C. & K. Railway. Atlas Fire Assurance Co., C. J. D. Christie, agent. Avery, Henry Harrison, -blacksmith, Baker, James, porter California Wine Co., bds. Bon Ton. Ball (Wm.) & Jeffs (Alfred;, tinsmiths and plumbers, Josephine. Ball, Wm., of Ball & Jeffs, res. Victoria, near Kootenay. .a ANK OP BRITISH COLUMBIA, H CHANGE V. HOLT, Manager, 102 W. BAKER, COR. STANLEY. BANK OF MONTREAL, A. H. BUCHANAN, Manager, 101 W. BAKER, COR. STANLEY. WEST BAKER, COR. KOOTENAY. Banfield, J. J. & Co., gen. insurance agt., Vancouver, H. B. Cameron, agent. Bannerman, James, traveller, Vancouver Hardware Co., Ltd., bds. Queeu's Hotel. Bannerman, John, mgr. Vancouver Hardware Co., res. Park, near Vernon. Bannister, John, edgesman, Nelson Planing Mills. BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. C. W. Rose. Barnfather, William, loc. engineer Q. & K. Ry. Barrett, Miles, foreman at Hall Smelter. Barry, Miss Marquerita, stenographer C.P.R. office, res. Latimer. Barton, Henry A., agt. for Gresham Gold Exploring Syndicate, Ld., of London, England, Victoria cor. Kootenay Batchelor, Wm., res. Hume Addition. Baxendale, Richardj engineer Hall Mine, compressor. Bealey Block, W: Baker, bet. Stanley and Kootenay. Beasley, Charles Edward city ticket agent C.P.R., res. Y, 0. Club. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NELSON. B EASLEY, HARRY EXTER, SUPT., CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. Beaton, Donald J., mgn.-dir. and editor- in-chief Nelson Miner, res Silica. Beaton, Welford W., editor Nelson Miner, res. Silica. . Bell, George, accountant Imperial Bank, rooms over Bank. Beer, George Frank, ot Beer Bros., res. Carbonate, cor. Hall. Beer Geo. Stephen, of Nelson Hardware Co., res. Silica, cor. Hendryx. Beer, William Walter, of Beer Bros., res. Silica, cor. Hendryx. Beers, Edward, agent P. Genelle & Oo. Bell, John, agent Arrowhead Lumber Co. BELLAMY, HENRY ROSE, MEMBER OF M. E. A. B. C, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER, MARA BLOCK, WEST BAKER NEAR KOOTENAY. . RES SAME. BEER BROTHERS, FINANCIAL AGENTS, REAL ESTATE, MINES, ETC., VICTORIA BLOCK, JOSEPHINE STREET. Belvel, Wm. S., barber.' Baker. Bennett, Walter, cutter P. Burns & Oo. Bernard, Henry, M.E., mining operator, mgr. Manhattan Exploration Co., bds. Hotel Hume. Berry, Wm., teamster C. H. West & Co. Biggart, Percy, journeyman tailor. Bilderback, T. L., confy and cigars, ft. of Hall. Birkbeeh Investment and Security and Savings Co., A. R. Sherwood agent. Black, Charles, clerk H. Byers & Co., rooms Lake, cor. Park. Black, John, engineer Hall Mines, compressor. Blackwood, Dudley, commission agent. Blaney, Frederick Wallace, messenger, bds. Hospital. Blaney, John, canvasser and comm. agt., res. Lake st. Bliss, J. B., electrician, bds. Silver King hotel. Blomberg, John, prop. Grand Hotel, Yernon. bet. Josephine and Hall. Blundell, Richard, free miner, W. Baker, nr. Kootenay. Bodega Saloon, Johnson & Smith, E. Baker. Booth, Arthur, insurance agent, res. Bogustown. Booth, Thomas, res. Stanley, above Victoria. Bosquet, Frederick, cutter P. Burns & Co. Boveau, Joe B., 'Bonton barber, Josephine. Bowden, Harry Hammant, clerk, Tht Hall Mines Co., OWES, JOSEPH H., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. STANLEY NEAR BAKER. Res. HOOVER, COr. KOOTENAY. Boyd, Fenwick B., driver W. K. Butcher Co. Boyd, S. (Dock), bartender Manhattan. Boyer, John, clerk Turner, Beeton & Co. Boyle, Russell, waiter Hotel Hume. cereal products, grain hay and feed. Frank B. Gibbs, local manager, Front, near Josephine. BRACKMAN (Tlie) A KER, MILLING COMPANY, LTD. Bradford, Ralph, clerk Govt. Office. Bradley, F. J., paint shop, Josephine. Bradley, Wm. W., clerk Post Office. Bradley, Robert H., drug clerk. Canada Drug and Book Co., Ltd. Bradshaw, Joseph, baggageman C. & K. Railway. Brazil, T. B., porter Silver King Hotel. Brelick, Henry, mining engineer, Victoria, near Stanley. Brewer, Frank ■ A., bartender on Kokanee. Bride, W. R., clerk H.B. Co. Brelick, Henry, minin \ engineer. Nelson Copper Fields, Ltd., Victoria st. Bright Prospects Gold Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., pres., Sidney S. Taylor; sec'y, A. L. McCulloch. British America Assurance Co., A. R. Sherwood, agent. BRITISH CANADIAN GOLD FIELDS EXPLORATION, DEV. A INVESTMENT CO., LTD., G. A. FARINI, SUPT. British Columbia Produce Co. (Samuel Carson and Thos. Gallon), Vernon, cor. Josephine. 34 D HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. C. SYNDICATE, LTD. HEAD OFFICE, 10 ST. HELEN'S PLACE LONDON, E. A. DIGBY, MANAGER, VICTORIA, NEAR STANLEY. British Kootenay Exploration Syndicate Ltd (fgn.), Henry B. inomson, ie». agent, Vernon, cor. Josephine. Brofkm'an, Sydney Yates, steward, Hall Mines Boarding House. Broken Hill Mining & Dev Co Ld £• C. Traves, pres; D. McArthur, secy Brooks', William'F., teamster, Ward nr. Latimer. ,„. -r- o t, Brown, Charles, starcher K. b. -U Brown Charles Helmer, BB='fV?f"iS'S5i Brown, Wallace G., oartenue- BSce^'Henry, expressman Vancouver B?ucf rRanaolph, CE mining oper- of Montreal; res. Carbonate, Hendryx. ■•UCHANAN, GEORGE O., p LUMBER YARD, KOOTENAY LAKE, SAW MILLS AT KASLO. John Rae, agent, Water, near Hall. Buckley, Miss Marie, millinery and Burc^Ser,W.B£echief constable Bu^^nry^n/of M. Desbrisay. BS5^o£lS£gte D. McArthur Burgess, Charles, foreman Nelson Copper Filds, Ltd.} Tj.t._ Burgman, Axel., driver at 10 E -Baker. Burnet, Hugh, of Gore, Burnet & Co. Burns, Michael, hackman, Josepome. Burney, John B., sausagemaker W. K. B. Co., res. Stanley. I URNS, P. & CO., ( WHOLESALE AND RETAIL '. 3IEAT MERCHANTS; 22 AND 24 EAST BAKER. Burns, Patrick, of P. Burns & Co., bds Hotel Phair. Burns, Robert Edgar, barber. Burns, Wm., school inspector Nelson District, bds. Hotel Hume. Burwell, Joseph E., farmer. Burwell, Margaret, Mrs. J. E., dressmaker. Bush, Howard, clerk F. Irvine & Co. (Louis Ernest and Edward Vernon Thompson.) BYERS, H. A COMPANY, GENERAL HARDWARE, AND MINING SUPPLIES. CLEMENTS AND HILLYER BLOCK, EAST BAKER, COR. JOSEPHINE. Byers, Hamilton, of H. Byers & Co.' res. Vernon, cor. Hendryx. Caldwell, Wrm John, of Morrison & Caldwell. CJ 4.LIFORNIA WINE COMPANY, WINES, LIQUJORS AND CIGARS. (Wholesale) FRONT, COR. HALL ST. Cameron, Hugh Robert, Insurance agent, E. Baker. Campbell, Agnes, waitress Clark Hotel. Campbell, Allan, tobacconist and fruits, 2 E. Baker. Campbell, A. B., contractor and builder. Campbell, John J., chief accountant, Hall Mines, Ltd., res. Hall Mines road, summer across Kootenay outlet. CAMPBELL-JOHNSTON, RONALD C, MINING ENGINEER, METALLURGIST AND ASSAYER. MINES REPORTED ON, DEVELOPED OR MANAGED. VICTORIA, Cor. Stanley. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NELSON. Campbell, J. J., engineer Hall Mines compressor. Campbell, John R., drug clerk, W. F. T. & Co., res. Silica. Campbell, Stuart G., bookkeeper Kirkpatrick & Wilson, bds. Phair. ANADA DRUG A BOOK CO., LTD., PETER LAMONT, Managing-Dir., DRUGS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS. IANOS, ORGANS, and MUSIC STORE WEST BAKER, Cor. STANLEY. Canada Life Insurance Co., C. D. J. Christie, agent, CANADA PERMANENT LOAN A SAVINGS COMPANY, CESARE J. MARANI, GEN. AGENT, VANCOUVER. GEO. L. LENNOX, Local Agent. Canada Powder Co., Henry J. Morehouse, mgr.; Charles George Griffin; works on Kootenay outlet, opp. 5-Mile Point. Canadian Mutual Loan and Investment Co., Alex. Stewart agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. H. E. Beasley; superintendent. John Hamilton, trainmaster. Albert F. McCully, train despatcher. Robert W. Drew, agent at depot. J. P. Manhart, bridge inspector. Capt. James W. Troup, supt. C. & K. steamers. Capt. H. Moe, port steward. Frank W. Peters, district freight agt. Henry E. • Macdonell, contracting 1 freight agent. H. E. Connon, chief clerk. W. Fergus Anderson, travelling passenger agent. Chas. E. Beasley, city ticket agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH E. G. Smyth, mgr. Stanley. H. Mclntyre, inspector. Canadian Railway Accident Ins. Co., C. D. J. Christie, agent, Baker. Cane, Harry, architect and artist, 3 W. Baker. Cannell Bros. (Kenny & Wm.), bricklayers and plasterers, Cedar st. Carley, david mark Publisher Nelson Economist, East Vernon, near Hall, near Hall. , Corner Burrard and Melville Street^ VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. TEL 109. Carley, Robert Henry, manufacturers' agent, of-Carley Peel, E. Vernon. Carmichael* Norman, ,assayer, Hall Mines Smelter. Cafr, John D., clerk, 14 W. Baker. Carrie, Alex., of Ewart & Carrie, res. Silica cor. Hendryx. Carruthers, John Clement, Turner, Beeton & Co. Carson, Samuel, of B.C. Produce Co.-, res. Silica, near Ward. Cascade Water Power and Light Co., Ltd., C Kingsley Milbourne, mgn.- dir.; H. Alers Hankey, sec'y, Victoria, cor. Kootenay. HADBOURN, FERNANDO M., MINING OPERATOR. AND INSURANCE AGENT TURNER-BOECKH BLOCK. EAST BAKER STREET. Chambers, Joseph James, shipper California wine Co., res. War near Victoria. Chambers, Benjamin, compositor Economist. Chapman, Percy, manager, A. Macdonald & Co., res. Macondald Block. Charles, E. K., bartender Klondike Htl. Chase, C. E., confy. and employment agency, Hall, near E. Baker. Chesley, Edward, conductor, C & K. Ry.. res. near station. Cholditch, John & Co. (Robert James and Wm. James McMillan, and Robt. James Hamilton and John, Cholditch. wholesale grocers, fruits and produce and bonded warehouse: branch of McMillan & Hamilton, Vancouver. Carley (Robert Henry) & Peel (Thomas Leo), commission agents, E. Vernon, =23 342 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. asl CHRISTIE, CHARLES D. J., GENERAL BROKER. REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. ABERDEEN BLOCK, E. BAKER, Res. SILICA, cor. Hendryx. Agent for— Atlas Fire Assurance Co. Guardian Assurance Co. Ontario Accident Insurance Co. Dominion Permanent Loan Co. Christie, John H. R\, clerk, Aberdeen Block, res. Carbonate, cor. Hendryx. pHURCH, GEORGE BATCHELOR, MINING ENGINEER and ASSAYER. WARD ST. BELOW E. BAKER. Clark Hotel, Richard Godfrey, prop., Josephine, nr. W. Baker. f\ LARK, MRS. ELIZABETH COLTAR. ^** QUEEN'S HOTEL, E. BAKER. Clark, Ollie, bartender Nelson Hotel. Clark, Minnie J., stenographer C A. W. & Co., res. Carbonate, near Stanley. Clark, Rupert, printer, Miner. Class, Joseph, ^Grand Central Hotel. Cleland (Judson) & Gibbon (Henry J.), Kootenay Steam Laundary, E. Baker, near Hall. Clements, Austin Henry, res. Victoria, near Kotenay. Clements & Hillyer Block, Josephine cor. E. Baker. Club Hotel, E. J. Curran, prop. Silica, cor. Stanley. Clunis, Alex., feeder, Hall Smelter, res. Latimer. Coles, Wm., tallyman, J. A. Dewar & Co. Colonial Investment Co., S. M. Brydges, agent. F. M. Chadbourne, local agent. Columbia F'louring Mill Co., Enderby & Vernon, A. B. Gray, agent. Columbia & Kootenay Rv. Land Dept. Frank Fletcher. C E., P. L. S., land agent, W. Baker, cor. Kootenay. Columbia & Kootenay Ry., operated by C P. Ry., H. E. Beasly, Supt.; John Hamilton, Train Master. CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIA- P? TION, MELVILLE S. PARRY, Gen. Agt. for EASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA. TURNER-BOECKH BLOCK. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, H. R. Cameron, agent. Connon, Henry Edmund, chief clerk, freight dept. C.P.R., res. Robson. Cooley, Mrs. Ida, wid., operator telephone office, res. Cedar. Cordingly, Edward, of N. F. Co., res. Vernon, cor. Park. Cornell, Wm., Castle Brewery, Water st, Hume Addition. Costello, Wm., expressman. Cottage Hospital, The Misses Crickmay, props. Court House. Ward and' Vernon. Cowan, J. W.,\ 5 W. Baker. Cowan, Maynard H., contractor. Cowen, Gerald, waiter, D. E. Riordan. Coxhead. Jonas, contractor and builder, res. Victoria near Hendryx Craig, Leonard, teller Merchants' Bank of Halifax.. Crandon, Chas. H., sec'y to Capt. Troup, res. Victoria, near Josephine st. Craw, Edward, painter C. & H. Block. Crease; Edward Albert, barrister and , solicitor, W. Baker. Crease, Maud, matron K. L. General Hospital, res. Applewaite Block. Creston Townsite Co., Geo. McFarland, agent, W. Baker. Cribbs, W. L., contractor and builder. Crickmay, Misses Agnes and Florence, props. Cottage Hospital. Griddle. Percy, , bookkeeper, Turn*. .Beeton & Co. Croft, John, scavenger, Vernon, near Ward. Croasdaile, Henry Edward, sreueral mgr. the Hall, Mines Co., res. Observatory. Croger, W. H., cigarmaker K. C. M. Co. Croskill, Frank M. §1 tobacconist,^E. | Baker. Cross, Silas H., free miner. Crow, Henry, teamster W. and H. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Charles St. Barbe, agent. Cuanmings, Colin, engineer Nelson soda water factory. Cummins, H. C, tobacconist Bodega, E. Baker. Cummings, N., mgr. Nelson mineral water factory. Currie. Tena. operator Telephone office, res. Stanley. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. OITY OF NELSON. Currie, Archie, carpenter, res Stanley. Ourtis, George Dillon, architect, 22 W Baker. Currie, John, delivery boy, P. Burn* & Co., res. Stanley. URTIS, GEORGE DILLON, ARCHITECT, TURNER-BOECKH BLOCK. Custom House, George Johnstone, collector, Viotoria cor. Stanley. Cutler, Ira, purser, str. Kokanee. Dake, Charles Victor, job printer, Tribune, Darveau, Eva, milliner, F. Irvine & Co., res. Silica. Davidson, J. A., tailor, 2y2 W. Baker. Davis & Co., Gomer, expressmen, West Baker. Davis, Gomer, of Gomer, Davis & Co., res. Silica, cor. Ward. Davys, Montagu Stanley, supt. of Hal! Mines, res. at Mine Toad Mountain. Dawes, H. L., florist, Stanley. Dehn, Wm., cigarmaker K.C.M. Co. Dervin, James J., wood dealer, bds. La Points. Damage, Nellie, school teacher, DesBrisay, Miss H., bookkeeper M. Des Brisay & Co. Desbrisay, Merrill, of Desbrisay & Co., res Silica, cor Josephine. DesBrisay, M. & Co. (Merrill, DesBrisay and Henry Allan Bulwer), groceries, provisions and crockery, E. Baker, also Mission City. Desell, ePter, bartender Clark Hotel. Detrich, M , waitress Clark Hotel. Dewar, John Alex., of J. A. Dewar & Co., res. Bogustown. Dewar, J. A. & Co., lumber, Vernon, ' near Cedar. rvlCKSON, WILLIAM JOHN GILLESPIE, MINING AND STOCK BROKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, TURNER-BOECKH BLOCK. DLckspn^ W. P., of Kootenay Electric "• & C. Co. Digby, Eugene A„ mgr. B. C. Mining SCt& .Victoria> ™r. Stanley, bds. xlotel,Phair. & ^yky?11. mining engineer, B.C. Mining Syndicate, Victoria, nr. Stanley tt« ?_?•' comDressor engineer" Silver King Mine. cent' J0lm Cormack> tailor> H. M. Vin- Dillon, John Cormack, tailor for Vincent. Dominion Express Co., Fred. H. Smith, agent, 5 W. Baker. OMINION MINING DEVELOPMENT AND AGENCY CO., LTD. C. KINGSLEY MILBOURNE, Local Managing. Director, H. ALERS HANKEY, Local Sec'y. VICTORIA, Cor. KOOTENAY. Dominion Permanent Loan Co., 0. D. J. Christie, agent. Dominion Photo Co., J. Hoag & Son, Victoria, cor. Ward. Donley, Frank J., of Simpson & •• Donley, bds. Grand Central Hotel. Dover, Jacob, watches and jewellery, pianos and sewing machines, 41 and 43 E. Baker. Dow, Alex., locomotive engineer, C. Ik K. Ry., res. Hall Mines road. Dowsing, Wm. Henry, real estate and mines, W. Baker st. Doyle, George, clerk, J. A. Gilker. Drew, Richard William, station agent C.P.R., .res. Vernon. Driscoll, John Joseph, timber cruiser, res. Observation addition A. Drummond, Charles S., director Duncan Mines, Ltd., res. London, England. Duffy, Maggie, restaurant, Josephine st. Duffy, Miss Maggie, Bon Ton restaurant Josephine. Duhamel, Henry, miner, re's, opposite Nelson across Kootenay river. Dun, R. G. & Co.. E. W. Matthews, mgr., New Mara Block. >UNCAN MINES, LTD. (fgn.), CAPT. THOS. J. DUNCAN AND C. S. DRUMMOND, Local Directors. J. L. STOCKS, Sec'y and Local Director. ELLIOTT BLOCK. Duncan, Capt. Thos. J., local director, Duncan Mines, Ltd., res. Silica st. Duncan, Thos. C, clerk Duncan Mines, Ltd., Silica, cor. Kootenay. Duncan, Wm., emp. Duncan. Mines, Ltd., res. Silica. Elliot, Frederick, of Elliot & Lennie. res. Baker, near Kootenay. . Elliot, John, of Elliot & Lennie, res. Victoria, near Kootenay. LLIOT A LENNIE, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STANLEY, COR BAKER. 344 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. Elliot (Robert Johnson) & Morrison (Wm. Hugh), locksmiths, gunsmiths, and bicycles, Vernon, cor. Hall. E MERSON, PETER F OFFICE SALOON, WARD ST., Near BAKER. Res. SILICA, Near KOOTENAY. Emerson, Ralph, bartender Hotel Hume. Emory (Arthur Dunham) & Walley (Albert Thomas), clothing and furnishings, 6 E. Baker. Epperson, Vincent, foreman car repairer C.P.R. Equitable Life Ass. Co., Vanstone & Williams, agents. Erickson, Gus, of Thomas & Erickson. Ervine, James, Medical student. r RNEST A THOMSON, Ip CALIFORNIA WINE CO., FRONT, Cor. HALL. Ernst, Louis, of California Wine Co., res. Carbornate. Ettee, Charles F., wood dealer. Etter, Chas., teamster coal and wood, res. Robson. Evans, Henry Jones, H. J. Evans & Co., res. Carbonate, cor. Hall. fVANS, H. J., A CO., WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS, CEMENT, FIRE BRICK, STEEL MINING RAILS, BLACKSMITH COAL, COKE, SALT, SEWER PIPE, ETC., ETC., 130 W. BAKER. Evans, Miss Libbie, maid Hotel Phair. Ewart (Alexander Charles) & Carrie (Alexander), architects, Aberdeen Block. Ewart, Fred E., electrican N. Elec. Light Co. Exchequer Gold Mining Co., Ld., A. H. Kelly, vice-pres. and gen, mgr., Pres.., E. Nelson Fell, M.E.; sec'y.R. S. Lennie, treas.. H. G. Neelands. Express Cigar Co. (Mabel H. Gray). Farini, Guillermo A., mgr. British Cana- dia Gold Fields (Toronto), bds. Hotel Phair. Farrow, Charles H., storekeeper. Hall Mines Smelter. Farwell, Arthur Stanhope. O. E. and Purveyor, Stanley, near Victoria. Fawcett, A. P., conductor, C & K. Ry. Fell, E. Nelson, manager, the Athabasca Mine, Ltd. (fgn.) Ferguson, Edward, of H. J. Evans 4 Co., res. Ward, cor. Silica. Ferino, Brusa, herder P. Burns & Go. Ferland, Arthur, dry goods, W. Baker, near Stanley, clothing and boots and shoes. Fire Hall, Josephine, cor Victoria. Fife (John T.) & Hayward (Capt. Geo. F.), mfgs.' agents. Fife, John T., of Fife & Hayward, bds. Hotel Hume. Finch, H., Wynn, mining engineer Pyramid Copper Syndicate, Ltd. Fischer, Augustyn Henry, manager Spokane, Northern Tel. Co., 1 E. Baker. Fitzstulbbs, Capt. Napolen, Warden Provincial Jail. Flanagan, Henry, porter, 15 E. Baker. Fleck, Alexander, teamster, Wilson & Harshaw. Fleming, G., carpenter N.P.M., res. Bogustown. Fleming, Perley R., clerk Capt. Troup's office, res. Y. C Club. LETCHER, FRANK, C. E., P. L. S., LAND AGENT, C. A K. RY., WEST BAKER, COR. KOOTENAY. Res. SILICA, Near STANLEY. Fletcher, J. O., compositor Tribune. Flower, Joseph, barber for May. Forbes, Fred'k Henry, clerk Turner, Beeton & Co. Forbes, K. A., teamster, Ward, near Victoria. '.'MH Forrester, freight handler C.P.R. sheds. ITraser, John, tailor G. O. Ross. Fraser, L. H., master Str. Kokanee. Fraser, William C, operator C.P.R Telegraph. Forin, Dr. Alexander, of Lebau & Forin, res. Ward, cor. Victoria st. Forin, John A., judge, CC. of Kootenay and local judge S. C, res. Cedar, near Victoria. Fowler, Samuel Stewart, E. M., mining engineer for London and British Columbia Goldfield®, Ld., Fox, Alfred George, carpenter, and builder, Stanley, _ Fraser, John, accountant, London & B. ' C. Gold Fields, Ltd. Fraternity Hall, W. BaEer, cor. Kootenay. Frew, Rev. Robert, M.A., Presbyterian, res. Observatory, near Stanley. French Chas. draymen, E. Baker, cor. Hall. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NELSON. Fronk, George Martin, miners' supplies FXVSg? ole?k Chants' Bank ^(Wilfiam'Alfred Galliher, Peter Ed- _nond Wilson and Henry Fry Mac- Galbraitii, Wm. S., machineman, Nelson Planing Mills. G ,ALLIHER * WILSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, 3 WEST BAKER. Galliher, William Alfred, barrister of Galliher & Wilson, res. Lake, near Park. Gallon, Thos., of B.C. Produce Co., res. Josephine, cor. Observatory. Gamble, Arthur Gordon, accountant, W. Baker, res. Mill, cor. Josephine. -y AMBLE * O'REILLY. CIVIL ENGINEERS, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC. WEST BAKER ST. ALSO SILVERTON. Geddes, Frank'G., sec. to supt. C P. R., Genelle, Peter & Co., lumber, Edward Beer, agent C.P.R., depot. Gerrard, Albert J., civil and mining engineer, bds. Phair. Giant Powder Co., Cons., H. Byers & Co., agents, magazine across Kootenay outlet. Gibbon, Henry J., of Cleland & Gibbon. m£s' ^Iaa'k- Burgess, local manager, The Brackman & Ker Milling Co., Ld., bds. Hotel Hume. Gibson, John Ayton, res. Hotel Phair, Gilchrist, Geo. Nicol, agent, 15 W. Baker Wlhuly, Joseph, tinner Lawrence Hardware Co. Gilker, James Arthur, postmaster, men's furnishings, clothing and boots and shoes, 18 and 20 E, Baker, Tes. up- _, stairs, branch at Ymir. .brillett, Wm., contractor. • brlass, George, messenger Dominion Express Co., res. Victoria st. Llobe Savings & Loan Co., of Toronto, Gamble & O'Rielly, agents. Godfrey, Richard, Clark Hotel. woepel. Wm. John., inspector of offices govincial.Govt., Ward st, res. 118 W. IIIlllflllfiK- SHOW CARDS- POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters Advertising a Specialty. Goepel, Clarence, Dorset, clerk, Hamilton Powder Co., res. 118 W. Kaker. Golden Dale Mining Co. (fgn.). Louis M. Hyde, attorney. ' Good. Hubert Ernest, salesman . Kirkpatrick & Wilson. Goodeve, Herbert George, accountant Lawrence Hardware Co., res. Silica st. Goodfellow, Evan H., operator G.P.R. Telegraph, rooms over office. Gordon, John G., clerk, h. Carbonate. Gordon, Wm. M., agent Dominion Express Co., 5 W. Baker, bds. Hume. Gore, Burnet & Co., Provincial a ad Dominion land surveyors and civil engineers, W. Baker. Gore, Thomas Sinclair, of Gore, Burnet & Co., Gosnell, John Henry, shoemaker, Lillie Bros, Government Agent and Gold Commissioner for West Kootenay, John A. Turner, office Court House, Ward, cor. Vernon. Graham, Frank G., of Matheson & Graham. Graham, Enoch, barber at 30 E. Baker. Graham, Harley, operator C.P.R. Tel. Graham, Jesse, shooting gallery and tobacconist, E. Baker. Grand Central Hotel, Simpson & Donley, props. Ward. Grand Hotel, John Blomberg, prop., Vernon. Granite Mining & Smelting Co.. Ld., (foreign). H. R. Cameron, agent for R. C, registered office E Baker. Grant, Robert, bookkeeper P. Burns & Co., res. Vernon East. pRAY ALEXANDER BLAIR, ^ COMMISSION AGENT, VICTORIA, NEAR JOSEPHINE. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF NELSON. Gray, George Washington, engineer, & Glazer, Nelson Planing Mills. Gray, Robert Scott, shipping clerk, Nelson Planing Mill. Gray, Thomas C, traveller J. Cholditch & Co. (St RAY, THOMAS WILLIAM, ^"* . NELSON PLANING MILL BOARDS HOTEL HUME. Great Northern Express Co., G. K. Tackabury, agent, E. Baker. Great West' Life Assurance Co., H. R. Cameron, gtneral agent for Kootenay district, 9 E Baker. Green Frank Compton, 0. E. and surveyor, E. Baker, cor. Ward. Gresham Gold Exploring Syndicate, Ld.. London, Henry A. Barton, agent- Griffin, Charles George,, of Canada . Powder Co. Griffin, J. Y., & Co., pork packers- and provisions, R. Robertson, mgr., Vernon, near Josephine. Grove Hotel, Alfred Manson, prop. Bogustown. Guardian Assurance Co., (fire), C. J. D. Christie agent. Gurd, George, real estate broker, etc., res. Carbonate, near Hendryx. Haines, Hubert Bolton, accountant Bk. of B. C, res. over Bank. Hale, Richard Henry, clerk F. Irvine & , Co:, bds. Water st. ' Hale, Richard S., boat-builder, Water st. Hall, George Arthur Benjamin, physician and surgeon, 3 W. Baker, res. Silica. HALL MINES (THE), LTD., HENRY E. CROASDAILE, GENERAL MANAGER. John J. Campbell, chief accountant; Robert R. Hedley, superintendent of Smelter ; M. S. Davys, supt. of mine; Duncan A. McFarland, mgr. of general store at mine. Hamilton, John, train ma Ry., res. Victoria cc Hamilton Powder Co., H. local agents. Hamilton & Rossland G. James McCreath", mgr. attorney. Hamilton, R. G., manager. Hampson, John, foreman a Hand, Mary, stenographer Hankey, H. Alers, sec'y and Agency Co., Ltd., Kootenay. ster, C. & K. r. Falls. Byers & Co., M. Co., Ltd., P. E. Wilson, t Hall Mines. P. P. Co. Dom. Mining Victoria, cor. Hannington, Robert Wetmore, of Taylor and Hannington, res. Silica, near Sta® ley. Hansard Gold & Copper Mining Co., Ld., F. W. Swannell, 'sec-treas.; M, O'Reilly, pres.; Robt. Sheill, vice-pres., supt.; Mara block, W. Baker. Hanson, Miss Charlotte, maid Hotel Phair. Harris, Frank, night watchman N.P.M. | Harris, H., assayer Hall Mines smelter. ! Harrison, Horace Ridgway, librarian Public Library, res. Union St., j Hume addition. Harshaw, Henry, of Wilson & Har- shaw. Hatch, Emily, clerk F. Irvine & Co., res. Water. Hatch, Wm. J., painter, etc., res. Water, Hatch, Wm. J., jr., bookkeeper. Hawkey, R. J., physician, 3 W. Baker. Hayward. Geo. F., of Fife & Hayward, res. Lake, cor. Hendryx. Hay, Rowland, tailor, Vincent. Hayward, G. W. F., of Fife & H. Haywood, Henry A., bookkeeper for Gosnell. Heapner, —., grocer, Hume Addition. I Heathcote, George Wadham Bruce, tel ler Bank of British Columbia., res^Mi Silica. Hebden & Hebden (Frank Englis and Bernard Sidney), tinners, plumbers, stoves and tinware, W. Baker, near Stanley. Hedley, Robert R., mining engineer, supt. Hall Mines Smelter. Henderson, —., drayman. ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltdkfl PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER* DIRECTORY JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. Henry, Patrick J., shift-boss Hall Mine. Hepinstall, Albert George, watchmaker J. Dover. Herman, Chas., carpenter, Bogustown. Herman, Frederick, carpenter, res. Bogustown. Herring, William John, janitor- res. Bealey block. Heyland, A. R., asst. supt. Hall Mines. Hill, Wyman, compositor, Miner. Hillyer, Chas & Co. (James B. McGhie) contractors and builders. Hillyer, Charles, of C. Hillyer & Co., and of Nelson Saw and Planing Mills Co., Ltd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF nelson; Hinton, Raynor W., engineer compressor Hall Mines, res. at mine. Hipperson, Arthur John, foreman tinsmith, Lawrence Hardware Co. Hipperson, William John, driver, Lawrence Hardware Co. IRSCH, JOHN, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, KOOTENAY, VICTORIA; RES. SAME. Hodge, Benjamin, asst. mining engineer London and B.C. Goldfields, res. Latimer, near Josephine. Hodge,. George Cadenhead, mgr. K. L. Tel. Co., res Stanley. Hodgins, Arthur E., architect and civil engineer, W. Baker, near Kootenay, res. Silica. Hoeppner, —., architect, res. Hume Addition. Hoerle, Alvin Robert, compositor Tribune Hogg, James & Son (John Morley), Dominion Photo Co., Victoria, cor. Ward. Hogg, W. J., clerk Dist. Ft. Office C.P.R. Holbrook, George, scavenger, Latimer. Holden, Edwin Chapin, E.M., asst. engineer, London & B. C. Gold Fields, Ltd. Holdich, A. H., vice-pres. M. E. A. B, C, analytical chemist and metallurgist, assayer Hall Mines smelter. bds. Club Hotel. Holt, George, machinist N. I. W. Holt, Grange Viret, manager Bank of British Columbia, 102 W Baker, res Silica, cor. Falls. Honeyman, Benj. Franklin, machinist apprentice. Honeyman, Charles John, machinist. Honeyman, John Alex., prop. Nelson Iron Works, Bogustown. Honeyman, John Alexander, foundry and machine shop near N. & F. S. depot. Hopkins, Roger, foreman at Hall Smelter. Hoshi, Yahei, Nelson Cafe, 13 E. Baker.' OTEL HUME, HORACE D. HUME, MGR., HUME HOTEL CO. LTD., PROPS. WARD STREET, COR VERNON. ^ £+haiir' B- E- Phair> Pr0P-, Victoria, cor. Stanley. v£l Y.ictoria' David R. Taylor, prop., Victoria, near Josephine. Houston, Harry, bookkeeper Nelson Planing Mills. OUSTON, JOHN, RES. HALL, COR. CARBONATE. Hoover, Newlan, magazine keeper Hamilton Powder Co., res. at magazine. Hubbard, H. B., compositor Miner. jUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, ' NORMAN T. MACLEOD, MGR. GENERAL MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, WEST BAKER, COR. STANLEY. , Huggan, James, bell-boy Hotel Phair. Hughes, E. H., mining operator, bds. Hotel Hume. Hume, Hon. J. Fred, M.P.P., Minister of Mines, res. Victoria City. Hume, Horace Duncan, mgr. Hotel Hume. Humphreys (Thos Stanley) & Pitlock, (John Whistance), fruits, confectionery and cigars, E. Baker. Humphreys, Thomas Stanley, of H. & Pitlock, res. Victoria, nr. Josephine. Hunter, Geo. A., agent Manufacturers' Life, Turner Boecph block. res. Hall Mines road. Hunter, John Robert, clerk Vancouver Hardware Co., Ltd. Hurry, Frederick Knight, dairyman, Water st. Hurry, Henry, Hurry, R., Vienna Bakery and restaurant, 110 Baker. Hyde, Louis Morgan, of Hyde, Titsworth & Co., 14 W. Baker. Hyde, Titsworth & Co., grocers and produce, 14 W. Baker. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA, ' J. M. LAY, MANAGER: W. BAKER, Cor. STANLEY. Imperial Life Assurance Co., Alex. Stewart, agent. Imperial Oil Co., Ltd., works and warehouse Bogustown, C. W. West & Co., agents. Ince, Robert, clerk, res. Victoria. Indelli, Giacinto, mgr. partner of R. Pina & Co. Ink, Charles H., foreman, Tribune. Inkster, R., clerk Bank of Montreal. PIP 348 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. \m Inland Revenue—Fred'k W. Swannell, , collector, Turner-Boeckh Block. Ironside, William Nelson, bookkeeper P. Burns & Co., res. Victoria. Irvine, F. & Co., drygoods, and hoots and shoes, 36 E. Baker. INTERNATIONAL TRADING A NAVIGATION CO. (LD.), SUCCEEDED BY THE KOOTENAY RY. A NAVIGATION CO. (LIMITED.) J. H. LOVE, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT. Irvine, Frederick, of F. Irvine & Co., bds. Hotel Hume. Irvine, Herbert Thomas, clerk F. Irvine & Co., Irving, J. A. & Co., grocers, W. Baker, res. Kootenay. Irving, John Alexander, of J. A. Irving & Co. Irving, Wm.. clerk, res. Water st. Irvine, Wm., clerk F. Irvine & Co., res. Silica. Isherwood, J. F., clerk, Merchants' Bk. of Halifax. Jackson, Geo. W., furniture, etc., Josephine st. Jackson, Harry, deliveryman, P. Burns & Co., res. Hall, cor. Mill. Jackson, Nina, clerk J. Dover, res. Hall, cor. Mill. Jameson, Wm. Morley, clerk Customs, res. Hoover. Jackson, Wm., steward K. L. Hospital, res. Hall, nr. Mill. Jacobs, Frank, engineer K.S.L. Jacobson, John Fred'k, flour and feed, E. Vernon. Jarvis, Colburn Dennis, jailor Provincial Jail. Jarvis, Fred W., prospector and miner, bds. W. A. Ward's Hotel. Jarvis, Fred'k Wm., free miner, nr. Vernon st. Jeffers, Fred'k, teamster Wilson and Harshaw. Jeffs, Alfred, of Ball & Jeffs. Jerard, John, clerk, 20 W. Baker. Jezkewicz, Charles, jeweller, E. Baker, cor. Josephine. Johns, Solomon, bartender Royal Hotel. Johnson (Abraham Nicholas) & Smith (Robt. E.), Bodega Saloon, E. B<iker. Johnson, Abraham Nicholas, of Johnson & Smith, res. Applewaite Block. Johnson, Archie, Main waring, of % donald and Johnson, res. Victoria, near Ward. Johnson, A., bartender Lake Vim Hotel. Johnson, Chris., foreman at Hall Smel ter. Johnson, Ida L., clerk Canada Drug | Book Co., bds. Vernon, near Park, < Johnson, James Herbert, clerk F. 'fa vine & Co., res. Hume Hotel. Johnson (John) & Nelson (Peter), prop Klondike Hotel, Vernon, nr. Ward, JOHNSON, JOHN (Estate), SILVER KING HOTEL 10 AND 12 WEST BAKER. Mrs. Caroline Thelm, administratrix, Johnson (Mrs.), Christina Roadfoldt, res Victoria st. Johnstone. George, collector of custom* res Silica. Johnson, Richard H., jaintor. Joy, R. G., bakery, Josephine, cor Latimer. J OWETT, WILLIAM AUSTIN, MINING BROKER VICTORIA COR. WARD, Keefer, Charles E., plumber, Vancon ver Hardware Co., Ltd., res. Victoria near Baker. Keefer, George, Baker. Keefer, H. O., mgr., Canteen, at Hal Mines. Kellaway, Geo. S., clerk H.B. Co., bds Royal Hotel. Kellog, —., teaming, N. Ward. Kelly, Allan Hartt, vice-pres. and gen mgr. Exchequer G. M. Co., W. Bake! near Stanley, bds. Hotel Phair. Kelly, James, fireman Hotel Hume. Kelly, James, of Steepe & Kelly, n Observatory. Kelly, Sydney Arthur, bookkeepel Brackman & Ker Milling Co., roomi Silica st. (Kempling, Alice, Mrs. W. E., tobaccos ist and millinery, Ward, near E. Baker, res. Stanley, cor Mines road. Kempling, Mrs., dressmaking, W. Baker res. Ward. Kempling, Wm. Ernest, stonemason, KS Stanley, cor. Mines road. Kennedy, Caroline, nurse, Applewaiti Block. j Kennedy, Miss Madge, waitress, Hotel Hume. Kerr, Ed., drayman, Hall st. , GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NELSON. Kerr, Robert, contractor, res, Bogus- town. __ , . Kilbourn, Edmund B., accountant, bds, Nelson House. Kinghorn, Richard Scobell, mgr. Vancouver Hardware Co. Kinnehan, Thomas, messenger Bank of Montreal. Kirkpatrick (John Andrew) & Wilson (Charles J.), grocers, W. Baker. Klondike Hotel, Johnson & Nelson, props., E. Vernon. Knight of Pythias "Kokanee," steamer. C.P.R. Co., L. H. Fraser, captain; Wm. Rogers, chief engineer; Ira Cutler, purser. iv-OOTENAY CIGAR MANUFACTUR- ■* ING CO., THOS. J. SI3IS, PROP. MANUFACTURERS OF UNION-MADE CIGARS, BAKER, Cor HALL ST. Kootenay B.C. -viming Syndicate Ltd. (fgn.), Henry Brelick, M.E., and manager, E. Victoria, near Stanley. Kootenay Coffee Co., F. H. Loring, ! mgr., teas, coffee and spices, W. Baker, nr. Kootenay. 'Kootenay Electric Supply & Cons. Co., electric supplies, James McPhee, mgr. Kootenay Hotel, Mrs. Mary Mallette, prop., John Nelson mgr., Vernon. Kootenay Lake General Hospital So- ■ ciety, A. H. Clements treasurer. Miss Crease. Matron. ** OOTENAY LAKE SAW MILLS, KASLO. JOHN RAE, LOCAL AGENT, Water, near Hall. Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., G. C. Hodge, dist supt., Stanley, near W Baker. Kootenay Mining Bureau, J. Keith Reid, , minager, 122 W Laker. Kootenay Mining Co., Ltd., R. E. Lem on, agent lyO.OTENAY RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO., J. H. LOVE, AGENT, WEST BAKER ST. Kootenay Supply Co. (Geo. E. C Mar- tm, Hugh W. F. Pollok), grocers, etc. Kootenay Steam Laundry, Cleland and Gibbon, E. Baker, near Hall. Kydd, George, mgr. Merchants' Bank of Halifax, res. in bank. Labbe, Joseph, jailor, Prov. Jail. La Baw, David, M.D., res., Stanley, cor. Hall Mines road. Lake View Hotel, Thomas & Erickson, Vernon, cor. Hall. Lamont, Peter, of Canada Drug & Book Co., Ltd., res. Carbornate. Lanashire Fire Ins. Co.^ H. R. Cameron, agent. Land Registry Office, Ward st. Langridge, John, porter Clark Hotel, La Point, John, plasterer and bricklayer, res. Water Front Larkins, John., teamster, Wilson & Hai shaw. Larsen, Chas. Marus, mining supt. H. R. Bellamy. Larson, Louis K., 2nd hand store, Josephine. Lasing, Fred William, clerk Govt, office. Lawr, William, plasterer and bricklayer, Vernon. Lawrence, James, manager Lawrence Hardware Co., res. Stanley. I AWRENCE HARDWARE CO., %■ JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE AND MINING SUPPLIES, TINSMITHING AND PLUMBING. ae West baker. .50 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA m CITY OF NELSON. I»l Labau (Davidj & Forin (Alexander). physicians and surgeons, over Teetel's drug store. Lay, J. Murray, mgr. Imperial Bank. Lee, Edward Geoffrey, assay, A. L. Mc- Kellop, bds., Clark Hotel. Lee, Wm., Henry, Legasy, Thomas, cook Grand Central. Leicester, Chas. H., tallyman Nelson Planing mills. Lemon, Robert E. res>. Vernon cor. Park. Lemon, Walter, brakeman, C. & K. Ry. Lennie, Robert Scott, of Elliot & Len- ie, res. Vernon East End. Lennox, George Luther, barrister and solocitor, Turner-Boeckh block. hds. Hotel Hume. Lethbridge Gait Coal Co., A. Ry. & C. Co., Wm. P. Tierney, gen. agent. Wilson; W. H. Bulock-Webster, chief license inspector. Lewis, David Owen, C.E., roadmaster C & K. Ry. License Commissioners, Nelson District —Dr. E. C. Arthur and Peter C. Lillie Bros. (Wm. Graham & Thos. Lester), boots and shoes, E. Baker. Lillie, Thos. Lester, of Lillie Bros., res. Lake, near Cedar. Lillie, Wm. Graham, of Lillie Bros., res. Lake, near Cedar. Linebaugh, John, teamster, W. & H. Liphardt, Albert C, watchmaker Pat- enaud Bros. I ONDON & BRITISH COLUMBIA ■- GOLD FIELDS, LTD., J. RODERICK ROBERTSON, GENERAL MANAGER. S. S. FOWLER, E.M., MINING ENGINEER. Kootneay, near W. Baker. London Guarantee and Accident Co., Ld. Ward Bros, agents. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., A. R. Sherwood agent. London & Lancashire Life, Arthur Booth, W. Baker, cor. Kootenay. London Mercantile Assn., Ld., of Loudens, Eng., Mining & Dev. Co., F. M. Chadbourn, agent. Longley, Robert, bartender Hotel Phair. Loransr, Theodore P., cigarmaker K. 0. M. Co. Loring. Fred'k Hayden, Kootenay Coffee Co., bds. Queen's Hotel. Love, James H., agent International Kootenay Railway and Navigation Co., Ltd.. W. Baker. Lott, Albert E., of Mills & Lott, res. Stanley. Lowe, Alfred George, cigarmaker K, q M. Co., res. Clements & Hillyer block" Ludwig, Jacob Melville, harnessmakw Hall. r' Lund, Olaf, mining operator, res. Klondike Hotel. Lynch, Wm., teamster, res. Hall. ; Lyounaise, Frank, brakeman C & jr.. Ry. Lys, Francis B., clerk Frank Fletcher res. Park. Macdonald, Charles, bartender, Queen's Hotel. ACDOXALD, A., A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AM) GENERAL MERCHANTS j PERCY CHAPMAN, MANAGER } VERNON, COR. JOSEPHINE. ALSO WINNIPEG Macdonald, A. H. Macdonald, Reginald Murray, of Macdonald & Brougham, res. Stanley. ACDONALD & BROUGHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, WEST BAKER, NEAR STANLEY, Macdonald & Johnson, barristers and solicitors, E. Baker, nr. Ward. Macdonald, William Alexander, Q. C, of Macdonald & Johnson, res. Victoria, near Ward. Macdonell, Henry E., contracting freight agent C P. R., res. Victoria near Kootenay. Mackenzie, Hector, carpenter, Nelson Planing Mill. MacKay, Murdoch, assistant manager A. McDonald & Co., res. Victoria, near Cedar. Mackenson, T., shipper. Mackenzie, Thomas, tinner H. Byers & Co. Maclean, Wm. Ross, mgr. Thorpe & Co., Ltd bds. Queen's Hotel. Macleod, Henry Fry, of Galliher & Wilson. Macleod, Norman T., manager, Hudson'i Bay Co.'s store, res. Front, next Park. Mac-ae, Farquhar Alexander, ledger , keeper Bank of Montreal, McAlpine, Frank, clerk 14 W. Baker. ' McAlpine, Miss, tailoress, bds. Vernon, near Park. McAndrews, Michael, fuel and teaming. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NELSON. McArthur, Cyrus W., mining enginee* and millwright, bds. Hotel Hume. McArthur, Duncan, of D. McArtnur A Co., res. Mill. McArthur, D. & Co., furniture and undertakers, 1 W. Baker. McArthur, George, teamster McAllister, Thomas, teamster, Wilson & Harshaw. McBeath, Duncan A., mining recorder. McBeath, Harry Lindsay, clerk Post- office. McBeth, Duncan Archibald, Mining Recorder, res. Silica. McCammon, Thos., clerk M. DesBrisay & Co. |§p McCausland, Hugh, shoemaker. S. Neelands, bds. Royal. McCreath, David, florist, Front st. East. McCreath, James (of Greenwood), res. on Hill. McCreath, James, law student, Bowes McCulloch, Andrew Lake, civil engineer, City Engineer. McCully, Albert Frederick, train des- patcher C. & K. Ry. McDermott, Irene, milliner Miss McLaughlin, bds. Vernon, near Park. McDonald, Alexander, prospector, bds. Madden Hoase. McDonald, Charles, bottler, T. & Co. McDonald, Charles R., bartender, Hotel Phair. McDonald, D. A Victoria near Josephine McDonald, George, teamster, W. & H. McDonald, James, of D. McArthur & Co., res. Silica. McDonald, James Nathan, reporter Tribune. McDonald, J. M., reporter Tribune. McDonald, Miss Aoiie, waitress, Hotel Hume. McDonald, Miss Mary, waitress Hotel Phair, McDonald, Samuel, teamster Wilson & Harshaw. McDonald, Wm. Charlton, clerk ~ Simoson and Donley. McDonough, Wm., cigarmaker K. C M. Co., McDowell, George Mitchell, mgr. Slocan Ore Purchasing Co., bds. Hotel Hume. McFarland, Duncan A., manager Hall -.- Mines, general store and boarding house at mine, res. Hall, cor. Robson. McFarland, Frank L., storekeeper Hall 2 Mines store. McFarland, George, contractor, re_. W. Baker. McFarland. George Richard, clerk, Bank of Montreal, res. Hall, cor. Robson. McGhie, James B., of C Hillyer & Co. McGillivray, D., engineer Hall Mine* compressor. McGinn, Charles, bookkeeper H.B. Co., res. Silica, cor. Ward. McGregor, J. Herrick, of Gore, Bur- - nett &■ Co., and of McGregor, Atkinson & Co., Rossland. McGuire, Robert, supt. Mollie Gibson Mining Co., Kokanee Creek. McGuire, Thos., plumber Lawrence Hdw Co. McGuire, Thos. H., plumber, Lawrence Hardware Co. Mclnnes, Dougald Stuart, insurance and. general agent. Mclntyre, J., compositor Tribune. Mclntyre, H.. inspector C.P.R. Telegraph, res. Mill st. Mcintosh, Chas. A., turner, N.P.M. McKay, Alex., day porter Hotel Hume. McKay, David, conductor C.P.R., res. Vernon, W. of Kootenay. McKay, J. B., room 1, Victoria Block. McKay, John of McKay & Keefer, res. Victoria, near Baker. McKay & Keefer, plumbers, under Vancouver Hardware Co.'s. MeKenzie, A. P., drug clerk W. F. Teetzel & Co. MeKenzie, Thomas, tinner H. Byers & Co., rooms Lake, cor. Park. eKILLOP, ALEXANDER LAWSON, ASSAYER, M WEST BAKER, BETWEEN STANLEY AND KOOTENAY. BOARDS HOTEL PHAIR. McKinnon, Alex. F., chief of police. McLaren. John, mgr. Nelson Mineral Water Factory, bds. Hume. McLaughlin, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaking, Josephine, near E. Baker. McLatchie, John, Dominion and Prov. land surveyor, Stanley cor. Victoria. McLeau, William Cameron, railway contractor, res. Silica, cor. Ward. McLennan, John Charles, clerk mining recorder's office, bds. Madden House. McLeod, Donald, railway contractor, res. Vernon, near Ward. McLeod. Frank, barber for Sutcliffe. McLeod (Frank) & McDonald (Samuel), blacksmiths, Hall. McLean, Harry F., druggist, E. Baker. McMahon, Robert, barber for May. McMillan. Miss Lyle, res. Victoria Blk. McMorris, Daniel C, master Str. Moyie. McMorris, Daniel C, master str. Moyie, res. Stanley. \wu i HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. McMorris, Wm. G., compositor Nelson Miner. McMullen, James C, foreman W. K. brickyarflTBogustown. McNabb, Wm. J., loc. engineer C.P.R., bds. Ho.tel Hume. McNichol, Daniel, clerk J. A. Gilker. McPhee, A. W. helper, 23 E. Baker. McPhee, James, electrician, res. Mill and Hendryx. McPherson, Thomas Shanks, clerk M. Desbrisay & Co., rooms over store. McRae, John, free miner, res. W. Baker. McRae, John Alexander, clerk, Mara block, W Baker. McVeau, Hugh, carpenter, res. E. Victoria. McVicar, D. W., mining operator res. Victoria, near Josephine. ABBEN HOUSE, THOMAS MADDEN, 8 E. RAKER. Madden, Thomas, prop. Madden House, 8 E. Baker. Madson, Theo., tentmaker, and men's furnishings, 23 E. Baker. Maglio, Dominic, bartender, Kootenay Hotel. Maguire, W., carpenter, N. P. M., res. Bogustown. Mainwa ring—Johnson, Archie, of Macdonald & Johnson. Malone, James, bartender Tremont Htl. Malone, John Joseph, of Malone & Tre- gillus, 120 E. Baker. ALONE A TREGILLUS, PROPS. TREMONT HOUSE, 126 EAST BAKER. Mallette, Charles Edwin, of 0. E. Mallette & Co., res. Carbonate. Mallette, Mrs. Mary, wid. prop. Koot- nay Hotel. Malmstrom, Andrew S., barbershop, E. Baker. Maltby, Gertrude, compositor Tribune. Manhart, Eric, res. near C.P.R. Depot. Manhart, George Hasland, conductor C.P.R. Manhart, J. P., bridge inspector C.P.R., res. near Depot. Manhart, Zena, telephone operator, res. near Depot. Manhattan Exploration Co., Henry Bernard, mgr. Manhattan Saloon, Waterman & Ink, props., Josephine. Mannel, A., contractor. Manners, Miss Jennie, res. Silica, near Josephine. Manners, Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, W. Baker. Manufacturers' Life Ins. Co., Geo. A. Hunter, agent. Manson, Alfred, Grove Hotel, Bogui- town. Mara Bloc, W. Baker, bet. Stanley and Kootenay. Marks, A. J., free miner, bds. White'. Hotel, 15 E. Baker- Martin, freight checker C.P.R. Martin, George Edward Campbell, of Kootenay Supply Co. Martin, John R., deputy timber inspector office Government Buildings, Ward street. Martin, Robert, clerk Maslonka, Albert, shoemaker, Hall st. Mason, —., expressman, 101 E. Baker. Matheson & Graham, barbers and baths, 30 E. Baker. Matheson, John Henry, of Matheson & Graham. Mathews; Edward James, agent for Braden Bros., bds. Hotel Phair. Matthews, Erastus W. (Chas), mgr. R. G. Dun & Co., New Mara Block. Maxwell, Azariah Willard, bartenaet] Tremont Hotel. Mpy, Thomas Binns,, barber shop, 2 E. Baker. Meagher, Wm. Joseph, clerk M. O'Reilljj & Co. Menary, Fred, compositor Tribune. ERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX, GEORGE KYDD, Manager, WEST BAKER, NEAR STANLEY. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. John Robson, pastor. Silica st., near Ward. Meyer, Ernest, clerk H. Byers & Co., rooms Lake, cor. Park. 1 IGHTON, SAMUEL J., COMMISSION MERCHANT. ABERDEEN BLOCK, E. BAKER. Mighton, Benjamin B., bookkeeper, California Wine Co., bds. Royal Hotel. Milbourne, Charles Kingsley, mgr. dir. Dominion Mining Dev. and Agency Co., Ltd., Victoria, cor. Kootenay. Miles, John, City poundkeeper and constable. Miller, —., night clerk C.P.R. Depot.W Miller, Charles Eugene, of Wallac^ Miller, res. Silica, bet. Josephine and Hall. Miller, Frank, general jobber, Hall. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 353 CITY OF NELSON. Miller, Alfred James,' steward Nelson Club, res. Mill st, Mills (Edward). _<& Lott (Albert), fruits and confy., 2 W. Baker. Mills, Harry A., clerk J. F. Weir. Mills, Sanford, bartender for W. A. Ward. Mills (T. A.) & Skatbo (Thos. Owen), sign-writers, alley off Josephine. Mills, T. A., of Mills & Skalbo and owner Stuckey Saw Mill, res. Silica. INER PRINTING AND PUB. CO., PUBLISHERS NELSON MINER. (Daily and Weekly) D. J. BEATON, Mgn.-Dir. and Editor. VICTORIA, COR. "WARD. Mining Recorder, Nelson Division, W. Kootenay, D. A. McBeath, Recorder, Morning and Evening Gold and Silver Mining Co., Ltd. (foreign), H. R. Bellamy, reg. agent, S. H. Cross supt. Morley, Thomas, manager Thomson Stationery Co., Ltd., res. across Outlet. Morrison (Christopher) & Caldwell (Wm. John), grocers and provision, E. Baker. iVi ORRISON, FRANK E., DENTIST, 8 WEST BAKER. Moat, Robert E., apprentice tinner Lawrence Hardware Co. Moberg, James, draughtsman J. Mc- Latchie, Stanley, cor. Victoria. Moe, Capt. H, port steward C.P.R. steamers. Molby, —., expressman, 34 E. Baker. Molli? Gibson Mining Co., Ltd., Bruce White, mgn.-dir., Robert McGuire supt. Kokanee Creek. Moody, J. G., traveller J. Y. G. & Co., res. Rossland, B.C. Mooney, John R., clerk Great Northern Express Co. Moore, Charles Stewart, mechanical engineer, res. W. Baker, near Kootenay. Moore, F. D., purser, str. Moyie. Moore, Herbert W. R., reporter Miner, res. Stanley. Morehouse, Henry J., mgr. of Canada Powder Co. Morgan, James, bell-boy Hotel Hume. JHorns, David, civil engineer, res. Stanley. Morrison, John Clark, dentist's asst., 8 W. Baker. Morrison, Wm. Hugh, of Elliot & Morrison. WELJL JLlttHTED SAM.PJLE ROOlfiS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers NANAIJH.©, B.C. .Booking- Office Alberni Stage. Stage -Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. JRAYITIONJO, Prop. Morse (Frank B.) & Royal (Bordman J.), grocers, E. Baker, cor. Hall. Mortimer, Eustace, civil engineer, Stanley, cor. Latimer. Motion, Geo. F., flour and feed, W. Baker, near Kootenay. Mowat, Margaret, nurse, W. Baker, cor. Kootenay. "Moyie," steamer, C.P.R. Co.—Daniel C. McMorris, captain; G. H. Sproat, chief engineer; F. D. Moore, purser. Murphy, Frank, clerk Canada Drug and Book Co. Murr, Henry J., moulder, N. I. W. Musson, G., engineer, Athabasca Mine. Myers, Gustav J., cigarmaker K. C. M. Co., res. Hume, Addition. Nathorst, Helmer, carpenter N.P.M. National Assurance of Ireland, H. R. Cameron agent. Neelands, Hamilton George, Mayor, mining operator, res. Carbonate, near Stanley. Neelands, James, 21 W. Baker. Neelands, Samuel, boots and shoes, 26 W. Baker. ELSON CLUB, CHARLES ST. HARBE. Hon. Sec'y and Treas. SILICA, COR. KOOTENAY. Nelson Copper Fields, Ltd. (fgn), Henry Brelick, M.E., and agent, Victoria, near Stanley. Nelson, Assay Office, J. L. Vanstone, E. Vernon, near Hall. Nelson Brewing Co., R. Reistrer & Co. Nelson Cafe, Y. Hoshi, E. Baker st Nelson Electric Light Co., John Houston, gen. manager. Nelson Employment Agency, James H. Love, prop., W. Baker. I A. 24 854 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. NELSON ECONOMIST (WEEKLY) D. M. CARLEY, PUBLISHER. VERNON, Near HALL. Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway, Geo. K. Tackabury, agent, 1 E. Baker. Nelson Furniture 'Co. (Arthur Wm. Prudy and Edward Cordingly), furniture, Ward, nr. Kootenay. Nelson Hardware Co. (Geo. Stephen Beer & Edwin G. Smyth), 34 E. Baker. Nelson Hotel, Stephen White, prop., 15 E Baker. Nelson Iron Works, John Alex. Honeyman, prop., Bogustown. Nelson, John, manager Kootenay Hotel. Nelson Laundry, Paul Nipou, 13 W. Baker. Nelson Liberal Association, pres., W. A. Galliher; vice-pres., Dr. Forin; sec'y, Geo. C. Turstall; treas., John A. Gibson. Nelson Library Association, Pres., Mrs. Roderick Robertson; H. R. Harrison, librarian; sec'y, Mrs. A. L. McCulloch, 3 W. Baker. Nelson Mining Division, W. Kootenay, D. A. McBeath, recorder, Court House, Ward. Nelson Mineral Water Factory. E. Percy Whalley, prop.; N. Cummings mgr., Latimer. Nelson Opera House Co., J. E. Annable, mgr., Victoria, Cor. Ward. Nelson-Poorman Gold M. Co., Ltd., Head office Vancouver. Nelson Saw Mill Co., Ltd., in liquidation, H. R. Cameron, liquidator. ELSON SAW AND PLANING MILLS CO, LTD. N SAW MILL, PLANING MILL AND SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. T. W. GRAY, Manager. FOOT OF HALL. Nelson, Slocan & Lardeau Gold Mining & Dev. Co.,- Ld., head office, W. A. Jowett, manager. Nelson, steamer, O.P.R., master, H. E. Young, chief engineer. Nelson, Swan, teamster, rear C. P. R. depot. Nelson-Slocan Prospecting & Dev. Co., Ld., W. A. Macdonald, Q.O., pres.; H. R. Cameron, secy.; Frank Fletcher, vice, pres.; F. W. Peters, treas.; head office, Nelson, Townsite, Frank Fletcher, agent Nelson Townsite, Addition "A" and Hume Addition, Gamble & O'Reilly agents. Nelson Wine Co., F. A. Tamblyn, mer E. Baker. M Newling & Co. (Onslow), contractors public works, agents Niagara Fall. Acetyline Gas Machine Co., Ltd., W. Baker. Newling, Onslow, of Newling & Co., res. across Kootenay Arm. Nichols, Horace G., Ymir Stamp Mill, bds. Hotel Hume. Nickerson, James Henry, watchmaker, Josephine, nr. Victoria. Nickerson, J. Drury, clerk Elliot & Lennie. Nickerson, Sarah, stenographer, res, Victoria. Nipou, Paul, prop. Nelson Laundry, 13 W. Baker. Nixon, Hugh, contractor, mines and carpenter, res. Mines road. Norcross, John, wagon-maker, Hall, nr. E. Baker. North British and Mercantile Fire Ins. Co., Ward Bros, agents. Norwich Union Fire Ins. Co., H. R. Cameron & Co., agents, TS Baker. Norwish Union Fire Ins Co.," H. R. Cameron, agent. 0'Driscoll, George Robert Garnett, agent, W. Baker, near Stanley. Noxon, Alfred, watchmaker J. Dover, rooms Hotel Hume. Noxon, Alfred T., watchmaker, 41 E. Baker. Nunn, George, bookkeeper A. Macdon- , aid & Co., res. Hume addition. Nunn, Joseph A., clerk A. Macdonald & Co., bds. Hume Addition. Oates, John, butcher shop, E. Vernon. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., A. R. Sherwood, agent. Office Saloon, P. F. Emerson, prop., Ward st Ogle, J., Frank, cashier N. & F. S. Ry- depot. rc? Okanagan Flouring Mills Co., Armstrong, Turner, Beeton & Co., agents, Vernon cor. Josephine. Okell & Morris Fruit & Preserving Co., Ld., Victoria, Turner, Beeton & Co., agents, Vernon cor. Josephine. Oliver, Robert George, grocery, E. Vernon. :'*M O'Laughlin, John V., boarding-house, Carbonate, near Ward. ., „ O'Neil, John Doyle, of J. D. O'Neil S Co. ; O'Neil, J. D. & Co., grocers, Water st- Ontario Accident Ins. Co., 0. J- v- Christie, agent. >K GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NELSON. Ontario Mutual Life Ass. Co., J. E. O'ifcSlyl Cofkartin, dry goods, W. 0?ffi£, Frandsaty6. *, of Gamble & O'Reilly, res. Silverton. O'Reilly, James,, bus driver W. & **• O'ReilUy, Martin, of Martin, O Reilly &'Co., res. Mill. O'Reffly, Miss, school teacher. Oro Mining and Milling Co., Ltd. G. A. Farpii, mining supt. O'Shea, James, student-at-law Macdonald & Johnson, res. Vernon, nr. Cedar. Osier, Francis L., of F. L. Osier & Lo., bds Royal Hotel. Osier, F. L. & Co., brokers, W. Baker, nr. Stanley. Owens, Ade., emp. Kootenay Steain ■ Laundry. Pacific Coast Fire Ins. Co., H. R. Cameron, agent. Painton, Fredk. J., mgr., 21 W. Baker. Paluma, Juan, herder P. Burns & Co., res. W. Baker near Falls. Paris, William, tinsmith, Lawrence Hardware Co. Palmer, Charles Henry, clerk K. S. Co., rooms Stanley. Park, Wm., contractor and builder, Vernon, near Kootenay. Parker, Herbert Fuller, bookkeeper, P. P. Co., bds. Hotel Hume. Parkes, Ernest, clerk H. B. Co. Parkinson, Thomas, mgr. F. R. S, & Co., res. Carbonate, res. Mines road, cor. Stanley. Parr, Sterling Young, confectionery, etc.. Hall. P ARRY, MELVILLE SIMS, GENERAL AGENT CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION FOR EASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, TURNER-BOECKH BLOCK. Parsons Produce Co., provisions and ^fruits., P. J. Russell, mgr., Burns Blk. Parsons, Wm., porter for May. Partridge, George, jailor Prov. jail. Patenaude Bros., watchmakers, etc., W. Baker, near Stanley. Patenaude, Dosithy Philip, of P. Bros., res. Helena, Montana. -Patenaude, Joseph Ovila, optican, McKillop block, W. Baker st. Patterson, Geo. W. & Co. (Arthur John Hipperson), livery stables, Mill, near Stanley. Patterson, A. E., mining engineer, Wakefield Mines, Ltd. Paterson, Geo. S., bookkeper W. K. Butcher Co. Patterson, Geo. W., Mill near Stanley. Patterson, John, stenographer Macdonald & Johnson. Patterson, Thomas S., locomotive foreman C.P.R. Paulson, Fritz, bartender Grand Hotel. Paulson, Paul August, v res. Hume Addition. Pearson, James, teamster, P. Burns & Co. Pearson, Nels., miner, Bogustown. Pearson, Samuel Gafforth, of Archbold & P. Peck, Arthur Warren, accountant. Peebles, Robert, driver Peebles, Wm., loc. fireman C. & K. Ry. Peel, Thomas Leo, of Carley & Peel. Pennington, John F., freight checker N. & F. S. Ry., Five-Mile Point. Perkins, Walter Powell, clerk Bank of B. C, res. over Bank. Perks, Harry Burton, clerk, Perrier, Arthur Aldeage, clerk A. Fer- land. Peters, Edward, warehouseman N. & F. S. Depot. Peters, Frank W., district freight agent Canadian Pacific Railway, res. Carbonate. Peters, George, driver Reisterer & Co. Pettingill, Wm., Greer, of Canada Book & Drug Co., Pettit, Fred'k Wm., mining broker. Pfiffer, Anton, contractor. Phair, Edwin Ernest, prop. Hotel Phair, Victoria, cor. Stanley. Phair, Henry Jasper, free miner, bds. Hotel Phair. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., A. R. Sherwood, agent. Pierre, Samuel Deal, tailor and dyer, alley off Josephine. Pinder, Arthur S., mine surveyor Pittock, John Whistance, of Humphreys & Pittock. Plackett, —.', ticket clerk C.P.R. Depot. Pogue. Levi, harness and saddlery, Ward near Vernon. Point Adolph, boarding house, Vernon, cor. Josephine. Pollard, William Button, tailor, W. Baker. Pollock, Mrs., nurse Cottage Hospital. Pollok, Hugh Wm. Ferguson, of Kootenay S. Co., res. Stanley. Poole, Alexander, clerk Poole, Otto, driver P. P. Co., bds. Clark Hotel. Porter, David George, clerk Lawrence Hardware Co. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. Porteous, Sidney, clerk Lawrence Hardware Co. Porter, Jay C, plasterer, res. Victoria. Postoffice, 18 and 20 E. Baker, James A. Gilker, P.M., D. W. Rutherford, asst. Povah, Frank, stenographer Hall Mines, Ltd. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Robert Frew, M.A. Victoria, cor. Kootenay. Price, Mrs. Sarah, widow, housekeeper. Hotel Phair. ROCTER, THOMAS GREGG, REAL ESTATE AND MINES, WEST BAKER, ALSO BALFOUR. Res. SILICA, Cor. JOSEPHINE. Prosser, Charles A., clerk Hotel Hume. Prossor, Grayson, blacksmith H. A. Prossor. Prossor, Horace A., blacksmith shop, Lake st., near Ward. Provincial Building & Loan Assn., J. E. Annahle agent. Provincial Jail—Capt. Napoleon Fitzstubbs, Warden. Provincial Police—W. H. Bullock-Webster, Chief Constable. Public School, J. H. Soady, principal. Pult, William, sausagemaker P. Burns & Co. Pura, R. & Co., (G. Indelli), ticket agts., • W. Baker; also New York City. Purdy, Arthur Wm-, of Nelson F'urnt- tur Co., res. Stanley. Pyramid Copper Syndicate, Ltd., C. Kingsley Milbourne, local mgn.-dir. H. Alers Hankey, local sec'y, Victoria, cor. Kootenay. Pyramid Kootenay Mining Co., Ltd. (fgn.), Henry B. Thomson, reg. agent. Vernon, cor. Josephine. ■Quaife, Robert, wood-dealer, 11 E. Baker. OUEEN BESS PROPRIETARY CO., LTD., C. KINGSLEY MILBOURNE, Local Managfinsfr-Birector. H. ALEX. HAWKEY, Local Secretary, VICTORIA, Cor. KOOTENAY. 'Queen's Hotel, Mrs. E. C Clark, prop. E. Baker, near Josephine. Quinlan, Walter Joscelyn, denist, new ! .Mara Block. Quinsler, Joseph, clerk F. Irvine & Co., res. Silica. Rae, John, agent, G. O. Buchanan, of Kaslo. Reardon, D. E.,' emp. Bon Ton Rest, 10 Victoria Block. Reid, Archibald F., bartender Grand Central. Reid, John Keith, mining engineer, mgr. Kootenay Mining Bureau, W. Baker Reisterer, Julius, foreman Reisterer & Co. Reisterer, R., brewery. Reisterer (Robt.) & Co. (John R. F, Rowley), Brewery, Latimer. Renwick, Robert Alexander, editor Tribune, res. Victoria st. Reynolds, Wm. A., bus and expressman, E. Baker, cor. Hall. Rhanor, James, clerk bds. Grand Central. Rhodes, Miss Jennie, nurse C-. & H. Block. Richardson, John Hillyard, clerk Kirkpatrick & Wilson, bds. Hume. - Riddle, Matthew, cigarmaker K.C.M. Co. Riordan, D. E., restaurant, Josephine. (ITHET, R. P. A CO., LTD., IMPORTERS A COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, A. B. GRAY, AGENT, VICTORIA, Nr. JOSEPHINE. Ritchie, Geo., clerk E. Baker, res. Carbonate. Rizzuto, Albert waiter, Nelson Cafe. Roberts, Samuel Joseph, Home Hotel, Vernon, cor. Hall. Robertson, J., Roderick, local mgr. director, London and British Columbia Gold Fields, Ltd., res. W. Baker. Robertson, R., mgr. J. Y. Griffin & Co., Josephine-nr. Latimer. Robinson, W. George, prop. Royal Htl. Stanley, cor Silica. Robinson, W. P., auctioneer. Rogers, Wm., chief engineer, str. Kokanee. Rolfe, William Nicholas. Rose, Rev. Chas. W., Baptist Church. Rosendale, Otto M., purchasing agent, Slocan Ore Purchasing Co., res. W. Victoria. Ross, G. O. merchant tailor, E Baker. Rowley, John R. F., of Reisterer & Co. ESS J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NELSON. Boyal Borde, clerk Hyde, Titsworth & Co., 14 W. Baker. Royal, Bordman J„ of Morse & Royal. Royal Hotel, W. G. Robinson,prop. Stanley, cor Silica. Rudd, Henry Victoria, paymaster at Hall Mines. Bussell, Patrick Joseph, comm. agent res. Stanley cor. Car Rutherford, David Watson, asst. postmaster, res. Victoria, nr. Kootenay. Rutherford, Miss M., dressmaker, Ap- plewaite Block. Butherford, Wm., drug clerk. C. B. & D. Co., res. Victoria. Ryan, Thomas, manager Clark Hotel. Salvation Army barracks, Victoria, near Ward. Sargeaunt, Alan, clerk Turner, Beeton & Co. Scanlan, T., grocer, Stanley. Schermerhorn. Ingold C, mgr. J. A. Sayward, res. Front, East End. Scoley, John, foreman at Hall Smelter. Scott, Leonard, cutter W. K. B. Co., res. Hall, cor. Mill. Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., Ward Bros, agents. Scully, Michael, teamster, Ward, near ' Victoria. Seale, John Wm., clerk H. B. Co., bds. O'Laughlin's. Seaney, Simon Herman, mining operator, rooms 3, 4, 5 Victoria Block. Selkirk, Mother Lode Copper Mines, Ltd. (London), H. B. Thorn son attorney. Selous, Harold < Stanley near Victoria. Sharpe, Byron E., bookkeeper, H. Byers & Co., res. Cedar, near Baker. q AYWARD, J. A., SAW MILL, PILOT BAY LUMBER YARD, HALL, CORNER LAKE. I. C. SCHERMERHORN. Manager. feanney' Simon Herman, general store. febaffler, M., machine man, N.P.M. Shaw, Angus, George, grocer, 17 W Baker. Shaw, Donald Stewart, clerk A. G Stewart, 17 W. Baker. Shaw, John N., clerk Lawrence Hardware Co. Shaw, Samuel Poole, clerk H. M. 0., res. Carbonate. Shepherd Ernest Edward, waiter Nelson Cafe. Shaw, William B., clerk The Halls Mines Co., m S DEPART WAL STORES -5R Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Rtc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Sherbrooke House, Joseph Sturgeon, prop., W. Baker bet. railway and falls. Sheriff's Office—Samuel Parker Tuck, Ward st. Sherlock, Stephen L., pressman, Miner. Q HER WOOD ARTHUR ROBERT, REAL ESTATE and s GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, WEST BAKER. Agents for— British America Assurance Co. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Co., Ltd. Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. Birbeck Investment &. Security & Savings Co. Shields, Robert 0., tinner, ware Co. Shiell, Robert, mining operator, res. Mines road. ILVER KING HOTEL, JOHN JOHNSON (estate). CAROLINE THELIN, Administratrix. 10 and 12 W. BAKB8.. Simpkins, Edward Thomas Higley, registrar Supreme Court, res. Mines road. Simpson & Donley, grocers and meat market, 10 E. Baker, and props. Grand Central Hotel. Simpson, Frank of Simpson & Donley, mgr. Grand Central Hotel. Simpson, Theresa, clerk Thompson Stationery Co., bds. Sherbrook House. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA" CITY OF NELSON. Simpson, William, bartender, Sherbrook House. Sims, Harold J., cigar and news stand, Hotel Phair. QIMS, THOMAS JAMES, PROP. KOOTENAY CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO., EAST BAKER, STANLEY, near CARBINATE. Singer, John, butcher, 10 E. Baker. Singer Mfg. Co., Geo. N., Gilchrist, agt., 15 W. Baker. Skatbo, Thomas Owen, of Mills & Skat- bo. Sloan, Albert, cook res Stanley. Slocan City Townsite, Frank Fletcher, trustee, W Baker. LOCAN ORE PURCHASING CO., SAMPLING WORKS, geo. m. Mcdowell, Mg?r. OTTO M. ROSENDALE, Buyer. Small, Mrs. M., dressmaker F. Irvine & Co., res. W. Baker. Smart, James, porter, Smith, A., locomotive fireman, C. & K. Ry. Smith, Bliss B., clerk Dominion Express Co. Smith, Edwin G., mgr. C.P.R. Telegraph, bds. Y. C. Club. Smith, Eva, Waitress, Smith, Fred Hewson, agent Dominion Express Co., res. Mines road. Smith, Helen, nurse, Applewaite Block. Smith, Mattie, Waitress, Smith, John Alexander, tinner, Vancouver Hardware Co., Ltd. Smith, James W., driver Thorpe & Co., Ltd. Smith, Rebecca, wid. James P., cook- Model Restaurant. Smith, Robert E., of Johnson & Smith, bds. Hume Hotel. Smith, Wm. Lawrence, watchmaker Patenaude Bros., bds. Royal Hotel. Soady, J. H., principal Public School. Speer, John, caterer, N. Ward, n. Baker. Spokane Northern Telegraph Co., A. H. Fischer, mgr. Baker. . * Sproat, G. H., chief engineer, steamer Moyie. Sproat, James, asst. electrician Electric Light Works. Squire, Fred. James, merchant tailor, W. Baker, Stafford, Horatio Edward, Model Restaurant, E. Baker. Stamford, James Leonard, gas engineer, bds. Royal Hotel. Stanlev, Gilbert, tobacconist, news depot, 23 W. Baker. Starkey,* Fredk., res. Applewaite blk., W. Baker, cor. Kootenay. St. Barbe, Cnarles, res. Vernon, agent Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. Steel, Reginald J., clerk B. C Produce Co., res. Josephine, cor. Latimer. Steele, George Wellington, salesman, Lawrence Hardware Co. Steeper (Herbert Tinsley) & Kelly (Jas.), Miners' livery stable, Stanley near Silica. Stephenson, George, tinsmith, Water. Stevens, Hugh, tailor. Stevens, Oscar, bell-boy Hotel Phair. -Stevenson, Wm., teamster, Ward, near Vernon. TEWART. ALEX., BROKER, NOTARY PURLIC, CONVEYANCER, ETC., MONEY TO LOAN, TURNER-HOECKH RLOCK. Stewart, A., pile-driver D. McA. & Co. Stewart, F. R. & Co., provisions; also of Vancouver. Thos, Parkinson, mgr., foot of Kootenay st. Stewart, John, apprentice tinner Lawrence Hardware Co. Stiher, F., musician, 2 Victoria Block. | Stocks, John Laing, sec'y and local director Duncan Mines, Ltd., res. Josephine st, cor. Latimer. Stokes, Thomas, asst. roadmaster C. & K. Ry. Strachan Bros., plumbers, etc., Victoria, cor. Ward. Strachan, James Keith, city clerk and assessor, res. Robson. Strachan, Reginald J., messenger 0. & K. steamers' office. Strong, Fred., bottler T. & Co. I Strong, P. H., section foreman N. & F. S. Ry. Stuckey, Richard, Sturgeon. Joseph, prop. Sherbrook House. W. Baker, bet. railway and falls. Stutter, Mrs. Jennie Rebecca, milliner res Park, cor Lake. Sullivan, Miss Vinnie, dressmaker. 4 W. Baker. Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada, Ward Bros., agents. Sunset Gold & Silver Mining Co., ft. Jgj Lemon, Mgr, J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 359 CITY OF NELSON. Supreme & County Court, E. T. H. Simpkins, registrar, Court House. Sutcliffe, Christopher, barber at 11 L. Sutcliffe, Eli, barber and tobacconist, 11 W. Baker. M I -c Sutherland, J. Alexl, warehouseman P. P Co Sutherland, Wm., bds. Hotel Hume. Swan, Ethel, maid Hotel Hume. Swanesberger, John, bds. Silver King Hotel. Swannell, Frederick William, collector Inland Revenue, Turner- Boeckh Block, res. Mill. Sykes, Albert, bookkeeper, D. Wilson, McKillop block. Symonds, George Henry Hamilton, physician- and surgeon, 126 W. Baker Tackabury, George Kendall, agent Nelson & Ft Sheppard Ry., res. near depot. Tamblyn, A. M., wholesale liquors, Nelson Wine Co., E. Baker. Tamblyn, Frank Arthur, mgr. Nelson Wine Co., res. Vernon, near Park. Taylor, David R, Victoria Hotel, Victoria st. T AYLOR A HANNINGTON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, ABERDEEN BLOCK, E. BAKER. Taylor, Herbert, machine hand, Nelson Planing Mill. Taylor, John, engineer, Hall Mines, re*. Latimer. Taylor, Sidney Stockton, Q.C., of Taylor & Hannington, res. Carbonate, cor. Ward. TTEETZEL, W. F. & CO., ■ DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES. 38 E. BAKER, COR. JOSEPHINE. Teetzel, William Franklin, of W. F. Teetzel & Co., res. 38 E. Baker. Telford, John, waiter, Vienna restaurant Templeton, John, driver K. S. L. Terry, Oran W., cigarmaker K. C M. Co. Thelin, Caroline, admx. estate of John Johnson,. Silver King Hotel, res. Victoria. Thelin, Gustav, laborer, res. Victoria. Ihehn, Gustave Leo, clerk Silver King Hotel. ££.eIin> John C, clerk, Silver King Htl. Ihiffoult, Thos., whs'man J. Y. G. & Co. ihomas (August) & Erickson (Gus), ^akeview Hotel, Vernon, cor. Ward. Thomson, Edward Vernon, of California Wine Co., bds. Queen's Htl, lhomson, Henry Broughton, mgr. Earner, Beeton & Co., Vernon cor. Josephine. Thomson Stationery Co., Ld., bookselh ers, stationery, pianos and organs, 20 W. Baker, Thos. Morley, mgr. Thompson, Wm. J., chief Fire Dept. Thorpe & Co., Ltd., Aeraeted Water Mfgs., W. R. Maclean mgr., also Vancouver and Victoria. Thurman, George, clerk, 14 E. Baker. Tierney, Wm. P., gen. agent Alberta Railway & Coal Co., W. Baker, cor. Kootenay. Timber Inspector's office, John R. Martin, inspector, Ward st. Titsworth, Elmer, of Hyde, Titsworth & Co. Tolmie, Roderick Finlayson, bds. Queen's Hotel. Thurman, William Agustus, tobacconist, 14 E. Baker. Trainer, Dennis, wood contractor. Traves, Edmund Cornelius, mgr. West Kootenay Butcher Co. res. Lake, .oi. Park. Traves, Thos. A., engineer Reisterer & Co.'s Brewery, bds. Lake, nr. Park. Traves, Webster Foreman, contractor, res. Lake, nr. Park. Tregillus, Alfred, 126 E. Baker. T REMONT HOUSE, MALONE A TREGILLUS, Prop*. 126 EAST BAKER. Tribune Association Ltd., publishers of Tribune (daily and weekly) John Huston, mgr., East Vernon, nr. Ward. Trick, Samuel Parker, sheriff, Ward st, hds. Phair Hotel. Troup, Capt. James W., supt C. & K. steamers, C.P.R., res. Stanley, nr. Mill. Tunstall, George Christie, jr., agent Hamilton Powder Co., W. Baker near Kootenay. TURNER, BEETON A CO., VICTORIA, VANCOUVER AND LONDON, ENG. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, ORE BAGS, ETC., HENRY B. THOMSON, Manager. VERNON. COR. JOSEPHINE. JfMMi HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NELSON. Turner, Anthony, clerk W. F. Teetzel & Co. Turner, John Anthony, S. M. Government Agent and Gold Commissioner for West Kootenay, res. Josephine, cor. Silica. Turner-Boeckh block, E. Baker, cor. Ward. Turtle, James Baldwin, shoemaker, Ward below E. Baker. Tyson, Wm. M., master str. Ymir. Tytler, Stanley, draughtsman, W. Baker. Uniac, Patrick, teamster, Wilson & Harshaw. Vallance, James, jr., of H. Byers & Co., res. Sandon, B.C. ANCOUVER HARDWARE CO., LTD., Head OFFICE, vancouver, Wholesale shelf and heavy hardware, paints, oils, grates, tiles, a hous1- furnishing goods, r. s. kinghorn a john banner- man, joint managers, west baker, near stanley. Vanofen, George, cigarmaker K.C.M. Co Vanstone, John Lawrence, of Vanstone & Williams. Vanstone, Joseph Henry, druggist, E. . Baker, cor. Josephine. Vanstone & Williams, real estate and general agents, mining stock and Customs brokers, 23 W. Baker. Vaughn, Arthur Knowles, bartender, . Manhattan Saloon. Vernon St Nelson Telephone Co., G. C Hodge, district supt., Stanley. Vienna Bakery and restaurant, R. Hurry, 110 W Baker. Villenauve, Frank, barber at Bon Ton. Vincent, Henry Manville, merchant and tailor, W. Baker, res. Latimer. Votaw, Glen E., operator N. & F. S. Depot. Wadds Bros. (David and George T,), photographers, also Vancouver; Vitf toria, cor. Stanley. Wadds, James, jeweller J. Dover. Wade, Clifford, driver C. W. West & Co. Wakely, Louts, tailor, Vincent. Wakeman, Maud S.. wid. David, steno., Wakeman, Mrs. M. S., stenographer, Elliott & Lennie, h. Clements & Hill- yar block. Walley, Albert Thomas, of Emory & Walley. Walbey, Robert Cecil, timekeeper at Hall Mines* Walbey, William Henry, Weighmaster at Hall Mines. Waldie, William, bookkeeper, John A. Turner, res. Vernon. Walker, John Jacob, watchmaker, 7 W. Baker. Wallace, James H., of Wallace & Miller, res. Mill. Wallace, Miller Co., Ltd., clothing and furnishings, 4 E. Baker, also Greenwood. Walls, Henry, brewer for Gosnell. Walsh, Henry, teamster W. & H. Warburton, James, locomotive engineer, C. & K. Ry. ARD BROTHERS, (Thomas Martindale and Harry flume). ♦ INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MINING AND GENERAL AGENTS, WEST BAKER. Ward, WHliam Arthur, saloon, Vernon, between Hall and Josephine. Ward, Stephen, clerk M. Des Brisay & Co. Ward, Thomas Martindale, of Ward Bros. Wasson, William Ernest, asst City Clerk and Treasurer, res. Victoria. Waterman (Chas. A.) & Ink (Chas EL), Manhattan Saloon, Josephine. Waterman Chas. A. & Co., (Charles Augustus aud Richard Cochrane War termann), real estate and general commission agents, auctioneers, etc., W. Baker. Waterman Charles Augustus, of Chas. A. Waterman & Co., res. Silica bet, Ward and Josephine. Waterman Richard Cochrane, of Chas. A. Waterman & Co., notary public, res. Silica bet. Ward and Josephine. Watson, John, bookkeeper Lawrence Hardware Co., res. Stanley, cor. Silica. W EST, C. W. A CO., WOOU DEALERS AND DRAYMi% AGENTS IMPERIAL OIL COBlPAlVY* E. BAKER, COR HALL. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NELSON. Watts, A. E., Diamond drill contractor, J. H. Love, agent. Weir, John F., clothing, furnishings, hoots and shoes, E. Baker. West, Charles William, ofi C W West & Co., res. Hume addition. W EST KOOTENAY BRICK AND LIME CO., LTD., W. W. BEER, Sec'y-Treas., THOS. G. PROCTOR, Gen.-Mgr., WEST BAKER. BRICKYARD AT BOGUSTOWN, KASLO ON KOOTENAY LAKE. WEST KOOTENAY BUTCHER CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS. E. C. TRAVES, Manager. 16 E. BAKER. Wetmore, John Allen, clerk Imperial Bank, rooms over Bank. Whalley, E. Percy, mgr. Nelson Mineral Water Co. White, Bruce, mine owner, res. Ward, cor. Hoover. White, John, journeyman tailor. White, Stephen, prop. Nelson Hotel, 15 E. Baker. Whittet, Charles, carpenter and builder, res. Stanley, near Robson. Whittet, Frank, teamster H. Byers & Co., res. Stanley. Widmaier, Charles, Kootenay Candy Factory, E. Baker. Williams, Alfred, driver, Morrison & Caldwell. Williams, Jaines, teamster, J. A. Sayward. Williams, Robert Henry, of Vanstone. & Williams, res. Water st. Williamson, Fred. W. Baker. Wilson, Charles J., of Kirkpatrick & Wilson. Wilson Daniel, local mgr. dir. Kootenay B. C. Mining Syndicate, Ltd., and Nelson Copper Fields, Wilson & Harshaw, draymen, Vernon near Ward. Wilson, John, teamster, Wilson and Harshaw. Wilson, Peter Edmond, of Galliher & Wilson, res. Victoria, near Kootenay. Wilson, William John, managing partner P. Burns & Co., res. head of Vernon. Wilson, William, of Wilson & Harshaw, res. Silica bet. Stanley and Ward. foresee jj| |>@<3m@ Pgimter. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Wilson, Wm. Clough, clerk Nelson Hardware Co.. res. Carbonate, cor. Cedar. Winans, Elmer R., plumber Lawrence Hardware Co. Winearls, Robert, bookkeeper and foreman C. H. West & Co. Winkler, Fred'k Cnas., stenographer London and B.C. Gold Fields, Ltd.. res. Y. C. Club. Winter, Cecil Burton, teller, Bank of Montreal, Woodrow, Charles, foreman T. & Co. Woods, Samuel, conductor Wragge, E. C, barrister, with J. H. Bowes. Wragliss, Wm., teamster, res. near Smelter. Wright, flarry, clerk Govt, offices, bds. Hotel Hume. Yoshi, Y., Nelson, Cafe, E. Baker st. Young Canada Club, Stanley, cor. Lati- . mer. Young, Charles, laundryman, Hotel Hume. Young, H. E., chief engineer Str. Nelson. MIR GOLD MINES (The), LTD., G. RODERICK ROBERTSON, General-Manager j S. S. FOWLER, E.M., Mining Engineer, KOOTENAY, near IV. BAKER. "Ymir," steamer, C.P.R. Co.—W. M. Tyson, captain; R. L. Brown, chief engineer. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Hip Chung, laundry, Front foot of Mar Sam, laundry, Front and Ward. Ward. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA NEW DENVER. A trading post on west side of Vancouver Island, 30 miles from Friendly Cove, Nootka Sound. Spring, Charles, general store, Amos Ellis, mgr. (See also Denver Canyon.) An important town on lhe east side of Slocan lake, at the mouth of Carpenter Creek. The C. P. R. station, on Nakusp & Slocan branch, called Denver Canyon, three-quarters of n mile distant. Is 32 miles from Nakusp and 9 miles from Sandon. There are a couple of saw mills near by, one a modern mill at the hea d of the lake, and the other a small water power plant just across the lake. There is first-classi steamer accommodation daily to Rosebery, 3 miles (railway transfer f«.r Slocan Lake points), Silverton four miles and Slocan City 19 miles. Has money order post offiee, chartered hank, telegraph and express offices and telephone exchange having trunk line connections. There are a number of' promising mining properties in the immediate vicinity. New Denver has a desirable location for a residential town, and is appreciated as such by number of mining men working Slocan Lake properties, who make their homes there. Population 300. Postmaster—Geo. L. Estabrooks. Allan. Major M., ' agent C P. R. at Denver Canyon. Anderson, Gustav, bartender St. James' Hotel. Anderson, Miss, dressmaker. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. C. F. Yates, rector. Angrignon, Joseph Edmond, barber. Angrignon, Palma, livery, waterman and prop. Electric Light Works. Avison, Thomas, Aylwin, Chas. Wm., of C. W. Aylwin & Co. 1LARD, GEORGE H. LOCAL MANAGER FINCH A CAMPBELL, AGENTS FOR THE SLOCAN SYNDICATE. FINANCIAL AGENT ENTERPRISE MINE. Aylwin, C. W., & Co., prop. Denver House. Aylwin, Henry, bartender Denv&r House. Alywin, John, bartender Denver House. Baker. Charles George, upholsterer of Walker and Baker. ANK OF MONTREAL, EDWARD PITT, Manager. Batt, John, packer, Mountain Chief Mine. Behne Bros. (Victor Hugo and Albert C), part owners Convention Mine. Bolander, James C, miner. Boson Hall, seats 350, .Joseph C. Harris, prop. Bosun Mine, N. W. Mining Syndicate, Ltd., W. fl. Sandiford, local mgr. and ■. supt. BOURNE BROS., (Frank Herhert and Henry Josiah) ' general merchants; branch of Revelstoke. Bourne, Frank Herbert, managing part* ner Bourne Bros. Bourne, Henry Josiah, of Bourne Bros., res. Revelstoke. Brindle, A. St. G., mgr. Mount Mable Mining Co. BROUSE, JACOB EDWIN, Physician and surgeon. Burns, P. & Co., butchers, H. StoeckeV mgr. California Mine, A. J. Marks, manager owner. Campbell, Amasa B., of Finch,& Campbell, res. Wallace ,Idaho. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. George B. Garrett, agent at Wharf, Major M. Allan, agent at Denver 'Canyon. Central Hotel, Henry Sheran, prop. ' Cleaver, Hermann, Conway, Christina, cook, Slocan Hospi- . tal. Cook, Willi as, engineer electric light, works. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. I NEW DENVER. fVEPERLEY, MACKENZIE & Sj KOUNSFELL, LIMITED, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, VANCOUVER. THOMPSON, MITCHELL & CO., AGTS. Crawford, G. W. W. Delaney, John, mail earner. Denver House, C. W. Aylwin & Co., props. Denver Group mines, Campbell Johnson manager. LDingman, N. C, boarding house. Drewery & Twigg, surveyors, 7th st.; also Kaslo. __ . ■DuMoulin, Philip, accountant Bank of Montreal. Esterbrc-ok, George Lovelow, postmaster also Okanagan Landing. Fauquier, Arnold Edward, of Rashdeli & Fauquier. Finch & Canipb_ll, mining operators, Geo. H. Aylard local mgr., head offiee Spokane. Finch, John A., of Finch & Campbell. . res. Spokane. Furlonge, Major, mining operator. Garrett George B., agent C. P. Ry., at I wharf. jGibbs, Wm. Henry, clerk Bank of Montreal. Gillis, Bessie, operator Kootenav Lake Tel Co. ijGillis, J. H., restaurant. Goettsche, J., brickyard. Government office, Alex. Sproat, govt Agent & Gold Commissioner. Grand Central Hotel, Greenley, O W., mg Smuggler Mine. Ham E. W. Harris, Joseph C, rancher and freighter and fuel dealer. Hoben, Thos. Henry, general merchandise. Jacobson (Andrew) & Co. (Bertha Lum- . burger)^ propg. St. James Hotel. iloch, Wm., C.E., freighter and saw mill at Alwyn City) Eneterprise. Kootenay Lake Tel. Co., George Williamson, manager. ;Lind, John Menzie, clerk Bourne Bros. I OWERY, ROBERT THORNTON, PUBLISHER THE LEDGE, BRANCH AT SANDON. Lumburger, Mrs. Bertha, of Jacobson °" v_o., fct, James Hotel. ^hh_hk %Hin-ffl_ni_M W^M^M^^-^m BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention McGillivray (Angus D.) & McLachlan (Daniel), Windsor Hotel. Mclnnes, Angus, mining recorder. McKay, Sandy, sawmill McLachlan Daniel dry goods, clothing, McLean, MuTdock, carpt. McPherson, Donald, drayman. Marion Mine, James Merino, manager owner. Matheson, David, millwright Matheson, Mrs. David, ladies' furnishings, fruits, etc. Melde, Martin, nurse, Slocan Hospital. Merkley, Mary (Mrs. Walter V dry goods and millinery, Merkley, Walter Wm., Merino, James, part owner, Marion mine. Methodist Church, Rev. R. N. Powell, pastor. Millward, Joseph H., painter and paper- hanger. Mitchell, Wm. Dickson, of Thompson Mitchell & Co. Mining Recorder, Slocan mining division, Angus Mclnnes, recorder. Mollie Hughes Mine. H. Cleaver, manager .owner. Moran, James, mining operator. Mountain Chief Mine, Geo. W. Hughes and A. W. McCune, owners. NELSON, CHAS. FRANKLIN, Druggist, stationery and tobacconist. Nelson, Hugh, carpenter. Nesbett, Mrs. C, dressmaker. Nesbitt, Champion, tobacconist. New Denver Electric Light Co., Palma Angrignon, prop. New Market Hotel, Henry Stage, prop. Northwest Mining Syndicate, Ltd.. Bosun Mine, Wm. H. Sandiford, local manager and supt. B-_-BEBgB__B__B- S64 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA mm New Denver. R ASHDALL A FAUQUIER, MINING AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS Riddell, Maud, telephone operator. Robie, E. J., merchant tailor. Roulette Mining & Milling Co., John Vallanct, vice-pres. and gen. manager. Sandiford. Wm. H., M.I.M.M.. manager Bosun Mine. Sheran, Henry, prop. Central Hotel. Shook, Francis E., dispenser Slocan Hospital. Slocan Syndicate (The) Development Sz Promoting Mining, Geo. H. Aylard manager; Finch & Campbell, agents. Slocan Hospital (Private), Dr. J. E. Bro use, medical supt Smitheringale, Charles Edward, journalist. Smuggler Mine, head of Kokanee C'-eek. C W. Greenley. mgr. Sproat Alexander, Stack. Miss Maggie, matron Slocan Hospital. Stege, Henry, prop. Newmarket Hotel. St. James Hotel, Jacobson & Co., props. -.Strait, Wm.. journeyman tailor. Strickland, E., school teacher. Strickland. John H.. clerk Bourne Bros. Sutherland, Hugh, contractor and builder. Swannell, F., messenger Bank of Montreal. Thomlinson, Wm., miner and metallurgist, 7th st. | THOMPSON, MITCHELL A CO., MINING BROKERS. INSURANCE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Niagara, Ontario Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Waterloo, W. D. Mitchell agent. Perkins, Mrs., dressmaker. Phoenix Assurance Co., of Lonaon Amos Thompson, agent Pitt, Edward, manager Bank of Montreal. Postoffice. George L .Esterbrook, postmaster. Powell, Rnv. R. N.. Methodist churcu. Pymam, Frank., watchmaker. Queen Bess mine, near Three Forks Rashdall, Charles S., of Rashdall and Fanquier. FLORAL CO. Corner Burrard and Melville Street* VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. ret 109. JAMES PONT, Mm Thompson, Amos, of Thompson, Mitchc] & Co. Thompson. Robt Bordwell, accountant N. W. Mining Syndicate, Ltd. Valentine .Wm., free mirer. " Vallance, John, mining operator. Walker (Henry M.) & Baker (Charla George), furniture. Walker, Henry Milton, composite Wallace, Andrew, contractor and buildei West, Howard, assayer. Williamson, Geo., mgr. Kootenay Lais Tel. Co. Windsor Hotel, McGillivray & McLachlan, props. Winter, Joseph, bartender, Newmarket NEW. WELLINGTON, (See Northfield.) NEW WESTMINSTEK JUNCTION, if (See Westminster Junction.) NIAGARA. A station on the C. & W. extension of the C.P.R., on North Fork oj Kettle River, 7 miles north of Granc] Forks, 72 miles from Robson. Postmaster—Arthur S. Williamson, j Shaw, Joseph Wm., hotel. J Williamson, Arthur S., general store ana postmaster. CITY NEW WESTM (See also Sapperton.) Is beautifully situated on the north bank of the Fraser river, 75 miles miles from Victoria, 16 miles from the Gulf of Georgia. Sea-going ships load at the wharves with lumher and canned salmon. It contains eight churches, Episcopal, Reformed Epls- & Salvation Army.Most of these have copal, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Sweedish two or three church biuldings. The .residences of Episcopal and Roman Catholic bishops are here also, Columbia Methodist college, Central public school, also Roman Catholic convent and college, and some private schools, as well as the Provincial Asylum for Insane and Dominion Penitentiary. There are two public hospitals, The Royal Columbia Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital,' a Roman Catholic institution, and which are both self- supporting. The public- and business buildings are of brick. The city owns its electric light system, which is self-supportng. The city also owns waterworks with a supply by gravitation from a mountain like, giving in business district 170 to 190 pounds pressure. There is communication with river and Vancouver Island ports, daily or oftener, hy steamer. A station on the Can. Pac. Ry. is in the city, and of the Great Northern Ry., immediately opposite, on the south bank of the river. There are two daily papers. Electric cars run to Vancouver city every hour, distant 14 mile?. Saw mill, iron foundries, carriage and furniture factories, wood working establishments, a feed mill and a tannery are among SHOW CARDS POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters ADVERTISING its principal industries. Wew Westminster is the headquarters of the salmon canning and agricultural interests of Fraser Valley, and the distributing point for the river trade. On September llth, 1898, a disastrous conflagration overtook this place and headed by a strong wind it completely demolished the business portion of the town in a few hours. This set the town back for a considerable time but there is every indication by the building here at present that New Westminster will not only occupy its former position, but in a short time show a marked increase in its many lines of industry and business. The buildings which have been erected since the fire are not of so costly a nature as before, but are, as a rule, two stories high and of brick or stone. These are much better suited and adapted for the population and business of the place. The streets are well kept, with good sidewalks, 'She climate is mild and equable. Population—7,000. £ j 366 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. \l\m Mayor, Thomas Ovens. Aldermen—J. G. Scott, M. Sinclair, R. C. McDonald, R. L. Reid, W. R. Gilley, John Peck, J. C Brown. City Clerk—Fred Robertson Glover. Treasurer—Neil H. McQuarrie. Asst. Treasurer—Henry P. Latham. City Engineer—Albert E. Hill. City Solicitors—Morrison & Dockrill. City Auditor and Assessor, W. J. Walker. Police Magistrate—Gordon E. Corbould, Q.C Chief Police—John Carty. Chief Fire Dept—Wm. H. McPhie. Medical Health Officer—W. A. De Wolfe-Smith. Sanitary Inspector—Sidney T. Pearce. Supt. Waterworks—William Stott. City Electrician—P. Talbot Bower. Messenger—C J. Robson. , Market Clerk—Thomfins Lewis. Park Ranger—Pete. Latham. Abbott, Aiox., pluinbev asylum, 426 Ash Abra, S., yardman, R.CP.M. Aramthwaite, Walter, carpenter, bds. ' Guichon Hotel. Ackerman, T., retired, h 234 7th. Adams, Alex., of Barclay & Adams, 908 4th ave. Adams, David, clerk, fire hall. Adams, Geo., grocer, Columbia av1?, 8th ave. and 12th. Adamson, Antony, engineer, 320 Royal ave. Adamson, W. T., of Coulthard & Adamson. Aetna Insurance Co., F. J. Hart & Co., agents, Burr Block, Columbia. Agnes, Joseph, fisherman, llth st., cor. -5th, ave. Aitcheson, J. N., tailor, instructor Peni- tentiarv. Alcock, W. G., emp. EL- Ry. Allan, A. J., emp. R.CP.M. Allen, James Charles, carpenter, 7th ave., nr. 5th st. Allen, John, bds. Depot Hotel. Allen, Rev. P., St. Louia College, Blackwood. Allen, Thos., teamster logging camp. Brunette. Alliance Insurance Co.. of London, England, F. J. Hart & Co., agents, Burr Block, Columbia. Anderson, Alex., 6th ave. Anderson, A., bds. Depot Hotel. Anderson, A. M., boarding house, Queen's, cor. 2nd. Anderson, C. W., yardman R.CP.M. ^Anderson, Donald, tinsmith, 4th st., cor. 5th ave. Anderson, James, mgr. St. Mungo Canning Co., h 2nd and Queen's ave, Anderson, John, blacksmith, h Royal. Anderson, R. F., of R. F. Anderson',; Co., h Granville, cor Vancouver. A NDERSON, R. F. A CO., (Robert Fenwick Anderson.) HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING, COLUMBIA, COR. McKENZIE. I Anderson, W., planer, R.CP.M. Andrezensky, John, brewer, 543 10th.I Angus, J. A., clerk Bank of M., h h 209 Columbia. Ankers, John, waterworks, res. Sapper- ton. Annandale, T. S., grocers, Columbia, rog, 128 7th. Annasaki, S., resturant, Blackie. A. 0. O. F. Lodge. Court Lord Dufferin, No. 6304 Adam Jackson, sec'y., meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. A.O.TJ.W. Lodge. Fraser Lodge, No. 3, M. W. Mint- horn, recorder, meets 1st and 3rd Friday. Archibald, A., emp. El. Ry. Archibald, Alex. L., teamster, 118 3rd ave. Archibald, Alex., conductor, h 624 6th st. Archibald, Dohald, plumber, 6th st. Archibald, John, contractor, 618 6th. | Archibald, J. M., emp. El. Ry. Archibald. Wm., carpenter, 620 6thi< Archibald, Wm„ plumber, 620 6th st. Arkle, Christopher, printer, Columj bia, h Ontario. Armouries and Drill Hall, T. J. Mahoney caretaker, cor. Queen's and 6th st. Armstrong, —., 5th st., nr. 7th ave. Armstrong, Andrew, teamster, Sapperton. Armstrong, I., emp. R.C.P.M. Armstrong, J. C, pres. N. W. & Burt rard Inlet Tel. Co., h 63 Merivale. Armstrong, J. K., emp. Brunette mills. 542 Columbia ave. Armstrong, R. B., emp. R. C P. M., hj 7th st. Armstrong, R. W. R., compositor h. 126 Columbia. Armstrong, T. J., sheriff, h. 93 6th st Armstrong, Wm. Geo., warden provftf. cial jail, Ontario. Armstrong, W. J., h 94 6th etrset GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Assembly Hall, Arthur Malins, sec'y, cor. Victoria and Lome. .. Atanasse Apostol, fisherman, Sixteenth St. . 1 A Atkins, Richard, penitentiary guard, Carey St Atkinson, Geo., emp. Brunett, S.M.Go. Atkinson, John, laborer, Agnes, cor. 4th. Atlas Assurance Co., F. J. Hart & Oo., agents. Burr Block, Columbia. Aukand, John, laborer, Holbrook, near Blackie. A UTOMATIC CAN COMPANY OF ^^^1 BRITISH COLUMBIA, LTD., MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATIC MACHINE MADE CANS, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Manager, SAPPERTON. H. BELL-IRVING A CO, Agents, VANCOUVER. Ayling, H. James, of Benson & Ayling, res. 10th st, nr. 5th ave. Babier, —., artist, Burnaby. Bailey, F., yardman R.CP.M. Bain, David', contractor, 299 5th ave. cor. 3rd. Baker, R. H., captain "Ramona," h 296 3rd. ave. Baker, William, baker. cor. 4th st. and Columbia ave. Baker, W. H., baggageman, C.P.R. h. 12th st. and 6th ave. Baker, W. H., ft. fireman, C. P. R., 635 12th st. Ballantyne, Joseph, bds. Colonial Hotel. Banton, F. W., butcher cor. 3rd and 6th ave. Bank of British Columbia, G. E. Parkes sub-manager, Columbia st. B ANK OF MONTREAL, GEO. D. BRYMNER, Mgr., COLUMBIA, Cor. CHURCH. TEJL.. 5. Banks. P. W., emp. R.C.P.M. Baptist Church (Olivet), Rev. P. H. McEwen, pastor. Barclay, Daniel, boots and shoes, cor. Lome and Columbia. Barclay, Wm., canneryman, h Royal. Barnes, Archie, clerk Parnell & Gunn, h 9th st. Barnes, James, 9th St. Barreau, M., mill hand, R. 0. P. M. Bartlett, Edward, carpenter, 7th ave., near 16th st. Bartlett, James, bds. Depot Hotel. Bartlett, John, bds. Depot Hotel. Bartley, C. E., emp. B.S.M. Bates. Isaac, emp. B.S.M. Batson, Wm., tinner, h 725 5th ave. Batt, E., emp. Burnet S. M. Co. Bauchland, —., 811 Royal. Beadle, William, bricklayer, h 417 4th. Beales, H. D., eng. Westminster Brewery, Sapperton. Beale, Walter, emp. B.S.M. Bearl, Francis, emp. R.CP.M., Brunette, Sapperton. Beatty, David H. B., clerk C.P.R., 3rd ave. and Pelham. Beckford, R.C, emp. B.S.M., on boat. Begg, James, foreman Sun, 126 Columbia Beggs, John, tailor, 413 8th st. Beggs, W. F., tailor, asylum, h. 8th. Bell, Alex., insurance, Columbia ave., cor. 6th st., h 166 2nd. Bell, D., emp. R.CP.M., h Cornwall. Bell, Edward, clerk Geo. Adams, h Burr Block. Belyea, H. A., & Co., Royal City Transfer Co.. h Burr Block. Belyea, H. A., of H. A. Belyea & Co., res. Burr block. Bendle, Wm emp. Brunette S. M. Co. h Columbia, Sapperton. Benson, Harry, emp. R. C P. M. h 1033 6th st. Benson, Herbert, compositor Columbian. Benson & Ayling (Roland, Benson & Henry James Ayling) fish and fruit, Columbia. Benson, Roland, of B. & Ayling. res. 2nd st. and Royal ave. Bent, Jabez George, confectionery, cor. Church and Columbia. Berril, Peter, canner, Park road. Berro. Capt, captain R.CP.M., 5th av*. and 15th st. Bettles, Alfred, attendant Asylum. Betts, Rev. John F., pastor Methodist Church, res. Ash, near 4th ave; Bickle. 0. B., tallyman R.CP.M. Biddick, Geo., farmer, h 158 4th st. Bigford. Kenneth, emp. on B.S.M., boat, cor. Carey and Columbia, Sapperton. Bilodeau, Pierce Onesieme, of Bilodean. & Wise, h 59 Merivale. ILODEAU A WISE, (Pierce Onesieme Bilodeau and Joseph M. Wise.) PROPS. DEPOT HOTEL, 801 COLUMBIA. 368 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Binnie, Thos., assayer, Columbia, res. 434 St. George. Binsted, John, carpenter R.CP.M., bds. Depot Hotel. Bintoure, Antoine, fisherman, cor. 13th st and 4>th nve. Bishon, Wm. W., emp. Sun, bds. Ontario st. Black, James, C.P.R., 3rd ave. and 4th. Blackie, Walter, retired blacksmith, res. Blackie. Blair, Charles, emp. El. Ry. Blair, John, emp. Sapperton, bds. 122 Columbia ave. E. Blakeley, Geo., emp. T. J. Trapp, h 346 llth st. Blackburn, Wm., laborer, 120 Wellington. Blackwood, James, emp. R.O.P.M., h Auckland. Blee, Arthur, cigar maker, hds. Royal, cor. 8th st. BODINGTON, G. F., M. D., MEDICAL SUPT. PROVINCIAL INSANE ASYLUM. Boening, Rev. H., teacher, St. Louis. College. Boggs, G. W., M.D., h Agnes and 6th st. Bole, Hon. W. N. judge, h. 411 Agnes. Bon A Cord Fishery Co., salmon canneries, D. J. Munn, manager. Bond, C, yardman R.CP.M. Booth, G. W., insurance agent, res. 527 "7th st. Bourne, Clayton, clerk Dept. of Public Works, cor. 14th st. and 7th ave. Bourke, D. D., dept. warden, penitentiary. Bourne, C. R., clerk, Ryall Bourne H. A., student-at-law, Morrison. & Dockrill, 7th ave. Bourne, Fred, newspaper agent, Seventh ave. cor. Fourteenth st. Boutellier, Frank, h. 321 Columbia ave. Boutellier, F. & Co. Salmon canners, wholesale dealers in fresh salmon and sturgeon, Front. Bowell, John Perry, Methodist minister, cor. 6th ave and 8th st. Bower, Fred, architect, 520 15th st. Bowlby, E. D., timekeeper R.CP.M. Bowler, Patrick, electrician, , 7th st, cor. 5th ave. Bowes, Wm., emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Box, Geo., carpenter, 333 Columbia. Brackett, James A., stone cutter, h. Columbia, cor. 3rd st. RACKMAN A KER MILLING COMPANY, LIMITED. W. J. MATHERS, Local Manager, FRONT ST. Bradbury, S., carter R.CP.M. Bragdon, Wm. E., carpenter, 91 Agnet. Bray, D. W., carpenter, Eighth. Bray, D. jr., carpenter, Eighth. Bredner, Robt, R. C. P. M., h. Cariboo st. Breen, John shoemaker, Columbia,! h. 12th st. Brenchley, Robt., 435 Columbia h 12th st., cor. 6th ave. Brenchley, R., driver, 12th st. and 5th ave.. Brenchley, W., upholsterer, Colum bia ave., h 12th st., cor. 6th ave. Brennan, George, clerk Telegraph hotel. Brennan, James R., prop. Telegraph hotel. Front st., mgr. Ontario Packing Co., Brennan, J. S., bds. Telegraph Hotel. J Brennan, Thos. P., bookkeeper, Ontariwl Packing Co., bds. Telegraph Hotel. Brennan. W. J., prop, Occidental, 738 Colunmbia. Bressler, G. B., yardman R.CP.M. Brick, R. H., Automatic Can Go. h 134 Wellington. Brighouse, Samuel, retired, 120 Alice. Brine, John, 3rd ave. Briggs, Thos. L., agent C P. N. Co., 248 Royal ave. Briggs, Wm. Irving, student-at-law, 1 248 Royal ave. Brine, Alfred John, dry goods merchant, res. St. George. Brine, Geo., clerk, 3rd cor. 6th st. British America Assurance Co., A. B. White agent, Burr Block, Columbi BC. CIGAR FACTORY. MANUFACTURERS OF HAVANA CIGARS. MOLINA A WILBERG, Props., . Cor. COLUMBIA and BLACKD^ Opposite C.P.R. DEPOT. BRITISH COLUMBIA CONDENSED MILK COMPANT, (Ferdinand E. Libenon & Grace A. M. Payne). FRONT, near MARKET. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Monumental Works, Alex. Hamilton, prop., Columbia ave. g RITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC D RAILWAY CO., LTD., JOHANNES BUNTZEN, Gen.-Mgr., VANCOUVER. D. A. SHILES, Traffic Snpt. OFFICES BEGBIE, Cor. COLUMBIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA PENITENTIARY,' J. C. WHYTE. WARDEN. JAMES W. HARVEY, Accountant. SAPPERTON. B. C. INSANE ASYLUM, G. F. Bodington, M.D., M.R.C.S. Eng., medical supt. BRITISH COLUMBIA MILLS. TIMBER AND TRADING COMPANY, (Incorporated.) JOHN HENDRY, Pres. and Gen.-Mgr. HEAD OFFICE, VANCOUVER. ROBERT JARDINE, Local Mgr., R. J. RICKMAN, Cashier. COLUMBIA, WEST END. B.C. Underwriters' Association, W. H. Keary, sec'y-treas., Trapp Block, Columbia. Broad, Frank, butcher, Front street, res. 303 4th ave. Brooking, W. H., tallyman R.CP.M. Brooks. E. W., bicycle repairer, Begbie, nr. Columbia, h 222 Armstrong. Brooks, Herbert, clerk Court House. Brown, Alphonzo, R. C P. M., res. Hospital. Brown, Andrew, teamster, 10th st., near Royal ave. Brown, David, cook. Oyster Bay Rest. Brown, Edith, wid., Joseph, 420 8th st. Brown. H. 0.. 2nd. Brown, J. Eugene, clerk H. L. De Beck, h 3rd ave., cor. 1st. Brown, James, butcher, 704 Columbia, h. 3rd st. Brown, John Cunningham, postmaster, cor. 4th and 3rd ave Brown, Keightlar, A„ agent, 25 10th st. VCLBTff/m. ggglllll WiMlmk 25 Brown, Mrs. C. E. C, widow, 642 3rd ave. Brown, Newton, h Agnes, cor, 7th st. BroWn, W. E., secretary gas works, 12th st. Brownlee, W., motorman El. Ry. Brunette, —., laborer, Carey, Sapperton. Brunette Saw Mills Co., Ltd., L. A. Lewis, mgr. and sec'y, Sapperton, Brunskill, Mrs. W., 215 Royal ave. Brydges, John, ledger-keeper Bank of Montreal, h 209 Columbia. Bryson, Carson, emp. R.CP.M., h 835 Brvson. Chas., mill hand, h 835 Agnes. Agnes. RYMNER, GEORGE DOUGLAS, MGR. BANK OF MONTREAL Res. 128 FIRST STREET Bryan. George, mgr. Globe house, Columbia, h 432 St. George. Bryson, J. S.. Fraser River Industrial So<iety, h. 835 Agnes. Buck, John, ironworker W. E. Vanstone. Buckland, Robt.. builder, 233 4th ave. Bucknall, F., mortiser R.CP.M. Buddee, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Budge, John, gardener, h 1023 Royal ave. Buchanan, J. D., school teacher, 8th st. Buie, John, clerk customs, Bunoz. Emile M.. Superior St. Louis College, 61 Blackwood. Bunting, S., bds. Depot Hotel. Burchell, C. emp. El. Ry Co. Burgess. Geo., teamster, cor. Carey and Columbia, Sapperton. Burgess, Henry, mill-hand B.S. Mills. Burghdnff, P.. emu. R.CP.M. Burk, A., emp. B.S.M. Burk, H., emp. B.S.M. Burke. Tim, boom-man R.CP.M. 370 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. wmmx Burnett, David, laborer, h 246 3rd st. Burnett, H. J. A., mining broker, agt. Westminster & Kootenay Mining & Investment Co., Ltd., Columbia ave., h 5th St., cor. 5th ave. Burns, Thos., engineer Brackman & Ker M. Co., h 144 7th st. Burr, Benjamin, guard penitentiary, 520 Columbia. Burr, Geo., moulder, Vulcan I. W. Burr, Hugh, h 815 Queen's ave. Burr, Joseph, guard jail, 633 Cunningham. Burrill, .!£;,' trimmer R.CP.M. Butterfield, James T., laborer, 14th st., near 5th ave. Byrnes & Walker, cannery, Front. Calbick, C H., carpenter, h 5th ave., Calbick, Geo., guard Prov. Jail, h 174 Agnes. Calbrick, J.' A., contractor, 156 2nd. Calbick, Mrs. Mary A., Albert Crescent. Caldwell. Miss, nurse, 601 6th st. Caledonia Ins. Co., of Edinburgh, Turner, Hart & Co., agts., Columbia Cambridge, J. J., registrar Supreme Court and County Court, res. Sapperton. Cameron, D. A., clerk, 718 Columbia, h 019 Victoria. Cameron. Frank W., emp. El. Ry. Co., 522 15th st. Cameron, Frank, res. 537 Queen's ave. Cameron, Joseph, wood dealer, Carey. Sapperton. Campbell, Alex., lab., Leith st. Campbell, Chas., guard Asylum, 4th st, near 5th ave. Campbell, C A., attendant Asylum. Campbell, D. D.. bds. Depot Hotel. Campbell, Edward T., foreman, h Burr Block. Campbell, James, hds. Depot Hotel. Campbell, James, gardener, 4th st. and Durham. Campbell. John, h 443 4th st Campbell, Malcolm, carpenter, 500 2ndst Cameron, Peter, captain, Sapperton Fire Hall, Carev. Sapperton. 'Campbell, T. A., fireman No. 1 Hall. ' Campbell, Thos., call man No. 3 Fire hall. Campbell. Wm., manager Antomatic Can Co., Sapperton. bds. Queen's ave., Campean, A., boom-man R.CP.M. Canada Accident Ass. Co., F. J. Hart. & Co., agents. C. P. N. Co.. Thos. L. Briggs. agent Front st. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. •BiqmnioQ SSS 'ineSu 'uosuqoj -g T CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH H. A. Wilson, agent, Columbia. ANADA PERMANENT LOAN «LI A SAVINGS COMPA: CESARE J. MARANI, GEN. AGENT, VANCOUVER. MAJOR A PEARSON. Local A<rti, 538 COLUMBIA. Cannings, William, emp. B.S.M. Card, Captain J. L., h Ash, near 5th av Carey. L., blacksmith R.CP.M. Carley, Wm., fisherman, h 236 3rd ave. Carleton, Guy, res. 825 4th ave. Carleton, Guy W., 825 4th ave. Carrall, Alfred, bricklayer, Windsor Hotel. Carrell, Wm., hospital overseer and schoolmaster Penitentiary, 512 Columbia. Carty, John, chief of police, 10th, tint 4th ave. Cary, Eli Geo., blacksmith, cor. 4th it and 4th ave. Cash & Ellery, prop. Merchants' Hotel, Columbia. Cash, James, h Carnovan, cor. 8th st. Cassidv, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Caulfield, L., emp. R.CP.M. Central Hotel, Wm. Collier, prop. Columbia, cor. Alexander. Cenutte, L., emp. B.S.M. Chamberlain, Frank, laborer, bds. Tele graph Hotel. Chamberlin, W. C, jeweller, » Colombia, near MeKenzie, h 613 Brantford. Chambers, Wm., mill hand, Brunette S. M. Co., H. Carey, Sapperton. Champoo. Albert, St. Mary's Hospital! Chance, Robt., attendant Asylum. h 6th ave, end 3rd st. Chapman, Edward, of F. J. Hart & Go,, h Queen's, near 3rd. st. Chapman, L. J., tallvman R.CP.M. Chapman. L., mill hand*'R.CP.M. llth st. Chapman, Robert, agent EI. Ry„ n Queen's, near 3rd st Cbappell, A., factory hand, R.CP.M. Chappell, off 10th. Chappell, John,' fireman electric li$R station, Chappell st. off 10th. Charles, W„ tallyman R.CP.M. ^ Charleson, Alex., lumberman, 667 §p| ave. Ghaurnette, E. M., engineer ColumW Packing Co. Cherrv, Wm., laborer, Princess. Ohesley, CH., mechanic, 1001 3rd ave. Chevne. Robert, glazier, h 239 '6th st. , Chisholm. Roderick, clerk, Cunningham Hardware Co., res. Royal ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Diocese of New Westminster. Ven. Archdeacon Richard Small, M.A., Oxon, res. Vancouver. Ven. Edwvn S. D. Pentreath, Archdeacon of" Columbia, res. Vancouver City Bt Rev. John Dart, D.D., D.C.L., Lord Bishop of New Westminster; res. Lytton. Holv Trinity (Cathedral)—Rev. Alfred Shildrick, rector, cor. Church and Carnarvon. . ., . St Marv's—Rev. J. H. Davis, M.A., Oxon, rector, Sapperton. St Barnabas—Rev. Algernon Silva- White rector, cor. 10th st. and 5th ave. Churchill, Isaac, Churchill & Steed. boat builders, h Corwall. Churchill & Steed, boat builders, llth. Clapp, Chas., clerk, h 122 Columbia E. Clark. Wm., expressman, Orange Hall. Clarke, Capt. James A., 407 St. Georee. Clarke, Geo., yardman R.CP.M. Clarke, Horace, farmer. 246 Clarke & Stuart, stationery, Lennie. mgr. Guichon Block. 4th H. ave. A. St. George, ent, 1004 P. M. Storage Co Clarke, W. N., clerk., res. Clayton. Arthur W., tea 3rd ave. Oleeary, Thos., emp. R. C. Cleeve Canning and Cold Ltd.. Front st. Clement N. S., vardman R.O.P.M. Clements, C. P., bds. Denot Hotel. Cleveland Hotel, Daniel King prop. 943 Columbia ave. Cliff, Ronald I.., tinsmith, res.' Burnaby. . Cliff & Son. tinware, 6th st, nr. Clarkson, h 315 Carnarvon. Cliff, Chas,. of Cliff &■ Son, res. BUrn- nnhv. Clime. Mrs. Emily, millinery, 6th st., ,. cor. Carnarvon. CLUTE. JOHN STTLWELL, Inspector of Customs. 1 res. cor; 3rd ave. and 7th st. "Cobb, J. W.. emp. R. C P. M. Coley, Thos., emp. R.CP.M. folJnrd, Or>r>. ,4., t-ps'. 1rt st Collar. Wm.. nmn. Contral Hotel umbia, cor. Alexander. Col- Columbia Methodist College Rev. W. J. Sipprell, B.A., B.D., principal, Queen's ave., cor. 1st st. OLONIAL HOTEL, JOHN E. INSLEY, Manager, McKENZIE, Cor. CLARKSON. /^ OLLISTER, W. S. A CO., FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. GUICHON BLK., COLUMBIA. Collister, W. S., of #,' S. Collister & Co.. h 138 7th st. Columbia Packing Co. (fish freezing pJant), Joseph H. Mason, agent, Front. C OLUMBIAN (The), DAILY AND WEEKLY, KENNEDY BROS., • PUBLISHERS AND PROPS., CLARKSON, near 6TH ST. Commercial Union Ass., Co., Ltd., F. J. Coulthard, agent, Trapp Block, barber, Columbia, h Co- Columbia. Condy. Nathr.uie 250 lOth st. Confederation Life Association, 1 umbia ave. Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, Alex. Bell, agent, cor. 6th st. and Columbia. Conner, James, 782 PrincesS. Cook, E. W., painter for Welsh, h Ash. near 4th. i31|g$i Cook, Mrs., widow, Thos., 177 Agnes. Cooksley, Wm. Thos., emp Sun, h 8th st, cor. St. Andrews. Cooper, Captain George Herbert, h 425 Victoria; Cooper, H., yardman R.CP.M. Cooper, Warren A., agent G.N.W. Tel. Co., res. Guichon Hotel. Copping, James, emp. B.S.M. Copping, John, emp. B.S.M. Corbett, William, tinner, h 44 6th st. Corbould, G. B.\ clerk, h 119 3rd st. Corbould. Gordon E., barrister, 38 Lome, h 119 3rd st Cormack, John, helper R.CP.M. Cormack, WiEiam, boat-builder, h 228 10th st. Corrigan, 0. S„ barrister, h 172 Agnes. Corrigan. Mrs. E. J., night nursp Asvlnm Cosmopolitan Hotel, McDonald & Syni- cock, props., Columbia, opp. C.P.R. Cosens, John, machinist, cor. Begbie and Carnarvon. Costello. M.. bds. Depot Hotel. Costral," Lewis. Mrs., wid. John, 3rd ave., near 10th st. Cotton, A. F.. surveyor, 506 First. Cotton, John, clerk Bank Montreal, h 506 1st st. Condon, George, emp. B.S.M. Coulthard & Adamson, fish and game. Front st. Coultard. A. E.. of Coultard Sz Adam- . <*on, res. 409 Agnes. Cousins, John, machinist, bds. 45 Begbie. SB \M 372 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Coulthard, F. J., real estate and insurance (successor to Lowenberg Harris), Trapp Block, Columbia, res. 4th. Coutauche, Alfred, plasterer, Columbia, Sapperton. • Coulthard. .A- E., of Coulthard & Adamson, h 409 Agnes. Coutts, Alex, blacksmith at penitentiary, 693 Columbia, Sapperton. Cox, John S., cook, Thirteenth near Sixth ave. Craig, A. D., clerk, Burnett S. M. Co, Crake, F., jeweller, 611 Columbia, h. 738 Queen's ave. Crane, Chas., h. 444 Royal ave. Crane. Joseph, fisherman, Sinclar Canning Co., Cariboo. Crean, J. E., ins. agent., 117 First. Cream,, John, manager Hotel Guichon. Creedon, J., fireman R.CP.M. Creighton, J. W., coal agent, Front St., res. 99 Dufferin. Crohan, Dan, bds. Depot Hotel. Croll, J. A., engineer and captain No. 2 Fire Hall. Cross, G. B., stenographer, Burnett S. Mills, h 2nd. Cross, Robert. 1140 4th ave. Gross, Robt., Jr., boat builder, 1140 4th ave. Crow, Thos., emp. B.S.M. Crowe, A. J., carpenter, Cariboo. Crown Timber Office, James Leamy, inspector, P.O. Building. Cruickshank, Alex., contractor Columbia Block, 6th st. and Clarkson, h 8th ave.. near 14th. Culbert, Jonathan W., teamster, 333 Columbia. Cummings, Allan, asst. steward, Roy. Ool. Hospital, 801 Columbia, Sapperton. Cumyow, Edward, fruits and cigars, Windsor Hotel, Columbia. Cunningham, .David, clerk Geo. Adams, h Burr Block. Cunningham, Ethel S., attendant, insane asylum. Cunningham, Fred Columbia, near Crescent. Cunningham, G., blacksmith, 39 Eighth, h. Ash. Cunningham, G., jr., clerk, h Victoria, cor. MeKenzie. Cunningham, G. & Son, blacksmiths, 8th st. Cunningham,, James, of Cunningham Hardware, 8th st. and 3rd ave. Cunningham, James, merchant, h. Agnes. Cunningham, J. Alex., hardware merchant, 3rd ave., cor 8th st. f\ UNNINGHAM HARDWARE CO., HARDWARE, STOVES, I PLUMBERS AND MILL SUPPLIES. J. A. CUNNINGHAM, Manager, COLUMBIA AND FRONT, Cunningham, Thos., blacksmith, h Ash Cunningham, Wm., emp. Brunette S. li, Co., 727 Fifth ave. Cunningham, Wm., carpenter, h 246 4th ave. Cunningham, Wm. J., teacher, 241 6_ Currie, David, blacksmith, 787 Prmcesfl Currie, Robt., canneryman, Sixth. Currie, William, mgr. Novelty Iron i Works, h 437 Ash. Curtis. D. S.. of D. S. Curtis & Co.,h. 44 Merrivale. Curtis. D. S. & Co., druggists, cor. MeKenzie and Columbia. C LSTOM HOUSE, PETER GRANT, COLLECTOR, JOHN STILWELL CLUTE, J.P., INSPECTOR. Dalziel, E. A., paint shop,' Alexander, nr, Princess. Darcy, Edward F., bandmaster, h 1002 3rd ave. Darrah, Wm., cigar maker, MainlffM Cigar Factory. Darrah, Howard, helper W. E. Vanstones Dart, John, Bishop of WestminsteqH cor. Carnarvon and 4th st. Dauphinee, Lindsay, blacksmith, Fr Boutellier & Co. Dauphinee, Wm., of Boutellier & Co. 829 Royal ave. Davey, Gerald G., purser "Ramona." Davis. C W., bds. Depot Hotel. Davis, Frank, laborer, h. 1408 Sixuj ave. Davis. Geo., carpenter, cor. 14th st. anS 5th ave. Davis, Job, carpenter, h 1030 Lapnaw. Davis, Rev. J. H., Episcopal clergymaap' 936 Columbia E. Davis, Wm., musician, h Agnes, cdrt; 7th st. Davis, W. A., yardman R.CP.M. Davis, W. H. planer, R. C P. M.. jW Victoria. Davies, W. V., dentist Columbian 31ock, res. 3rd ave. Davison. Wm., harnessmaker 507 Carnarvon. Davy, John G., h 223 6th st. Dawe, Albert, carpenter, 7th' ave. BSB GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Dawe, Samuel, jr., carpenter 7th ave Day, Arthur Fred, teamster, h. 256 7tn 'Day!'Lemuel, fisherman, h. 1411 Sixth ,DeIcon, John, emp R.CP.M., h Begbie, near Columbia. nQ Q , , 'Dean, Archibald, carpenter, 209 9th st. lDebeck, Clarence H, master mariner, Capt str. "Sampson," 644 Columbia E. IDe Beck, Howard L., clothing and furnishings, 601 Columbia, h. 101 Royal ^Debeck Mrs. Warren, 151 4th ave. DeBeck, Warren, clerk, h 151 4th ave. •DeGrey, Frank S., barber, cor. MeKenzie & Clarkson. . Dennison, James, teamster at Asylum, h Princess, cor. 4th st. , ■Dennison, Thos., laborer, Princess, nr. 4th st. D EPOT HOTEL, BILODEAU A WISE, PROPS. 801 COLUMBIA. Dept. of Public Works, (Dominnon), : Joseph R. Roy, resident engineer, Columbia. Derbyshire, James, lab., bds. Telegraph Hotel. Desbrissy, J., engineer Geeve Can. Co., ; res. Agnes. IDesilva, Louie, cook B.S.M. Detcham, Rev. G., Episcopal, 28 Carey, cor. Columbia. Devine, M., mill hand, R. C P. M. Devine, P., yardman R.CP.M. Devlin. Frank, Indian agent, postoffice building res. '418 Royal ave. Devoy. Mrs. John, widow. 21 Hospital Devty, P., livery, 8th st., near Columbia. De Vreiendt. Rev. Chas. O.M.I. DeVrendt, Rev. Father, Catholic chaplain Penitentiary. Dewdney, E, E. L., Bank of Montreal. h cor. 2nd st. and Queen's ave. Dewdney, Walter R., clerk CPR -height, bds. 2nd st. and 3rd ave. -I>lbb, Miss Mary, attendant Asylum. -Dickinson, Arthur, motorman. h Leith st ©lckinson, A., emp. El. Power house. juickinson, Mrs., wid. Robt.. lodg.-house, 1 207 Columbia. pickinson, M.. emp.. Can. Factory. IDickmson, Wm, teamster, 913 Columbia |J ckson, Mrs., wid., Carey, Sapperton. P^so°. Wm. Herbert, agent Gov. i wharf, bds. Depot Hotel. |D«rby. Charles, steward Royal Columbia L.H,0S5'W. Sapperton, 801 Columbia. ^lgby, Donald, boxmaker Aut. Can Co. WELL LKJHTED SAMPLE BOOMS Headqnai ters for Commercial Travellers T _J m hi WANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p. in. GEO. K. ISAITIUONJD, Prop. Digby, Edward, box maker, Brunette S. M. Oo. Digby, George, boxmaker B.S. Mills. Dillabough, M. S., policeman, 816 5th ave. Dillabough, J., emp. R. C. P. M., 816 5th ave. Dillabough, Sylvester, planer R.CP.M. Dines. Charles, clerk B.S.M. store. Dines, Ralph, messenger penitentiary, Sapperton. Dingle, Richard, painter, Columbia. h. Mary and St. George. Disney, Harold, carpenter instructor at Penitentiary. Dixon, Wm., teamster, bds. Depot Hotel. Dobb, Geo. H., factory hand, 10th st, near 5th ave. Dockrill, Geo. O. M., of Morrison & Dockrill, h 533 Queen's aye. Doe, John Chas., Sherbrooke, Sapperton. Dominy, H., printer, h Victoria. Dominy, Mrs. C. M., 10 cent lunch room, Columbia. Dominy, Thos. Mowat, h Victoria. Dominion Burglary Co., Turner, Hart & Co., agents, Columbia ave. Dominion Land Office, John MeKenzie. agent. Dominion Plate Glass Ins. Co., A. Malins & Co., agents, cor. Clarkson & MeKenzie. Dominion Public Works, Joseph R. Roy, resident engineer, Chas. N. Macdonald, accountant. Public Works—John Sprott, superintendent roads; OJVTENWILL, RIGHT REV. A., D.D., O.M.I., BISHOP OP BRITISH COLUMBIA, BLACKWOOD ST. ffiMgj 374 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Dougall, P. M., emp. B.S. Mills. Douglas, Alex., laborer, 30 Defferin. Douglass, Benjamin, h Carnarvon, cor. Merivale. Douglas, David, canneryman, 2nd St., nr. 5th ave. Douglas, E., emp. R.CP.M. Douglas, John, laborer, h Durham. DougjTas, Robt., carpenter R.CP.M., cor. Cariboo and 13th st. Downie, Daniel, emp. B.S.M., Carey, Sapperton. Downie, Hugh,' carpenter, Care, Sapper- .ton. Downie, John, carpenter, Carey, Sapperton. Downie, Mrs. Phoebe, wid. Wm., Carey, Sapperton. Downie, Wan, emp. B.S.M. Doyle, James, guard penitentiary, 506 Columbia. Drake, Richard, bds. Depot Hotel. Draney, Thomas, foreman St. Mungo Canning Co. Draper, R. B., mgr. London House, 602 Colrimbia, Draper, Mrs. Katherine, wid. 6th st., near 8th ave. Draper, Thos., clerk Colonial Hotel, h 138 Columbia. Draper, Wm. C 0., surveyor, 6th st, sear 8th ave. Drew, George, M.D., res. 223 Columbia. Drummond, R. F., mail clerk, Queen's ave. Dueber, E. H., fireman R.CP.M. Dunlop, Joseph, emp. B.S.M. Dunlop, Wm., El. Ry., Princess. Duncan, J., emp. Brunette S. M. Go. Duncan, Thos. R., attendant Insane Asylum. Duncan, W. A., mgr. Fraser River Cannery, 801 Queen's ave. Duncan. W. C, clerk Bank of B. 0 Dunlop, J., emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Dunlop, W., emp. El. Ry. Dunn, C. C, teamster, 735 Royal ave. Dunn. Robert, filer R.CP.M., 519 10th. Dunn. Roderick, fisherman, 6th ave., near 7th st. Dunnage. J. A., messenger Bank of M. Dunlop, Joseph, mill hand, Cumberland. Durrant. 0. W.. accountant Bank of B. C ., h cor. 4th avp and 2nd st. Dwyer, James, St. Marys hospital.' Dynes, Ralph, guard penitentiary, 689 Columbia E. Eagles, Charles, barber, 8th st. and Columbia, h Lome. Eagles, John, clerk Columbia, h. Lome, cor. Victoria. Easthope, Erfiest, can factory, Carey. Sapperton. Dept, Easthope, E. Fred, photographer, Colmn. bia. Easthope, G., emp. can factory, Sappe. ton. Eastman, C, upholsterer,. cor. 4th st and Cunningham. Eastman, H. A., gen. agent and acct, Columbia, 220 oth ave. Eckstein, Leon J., captain Fire Dept 324 Royal. Eckstein, Victor, engineer Fire 324 Royal. Eddy, F. M., canneryman Brunswick. 8th st. Ldmonds, Henry L., of Edmonds & Edmonds, h 326 Royal ave. Edmonds & Edmonds. (Henry L. & William H. Edmonds), Barristers and solicitors. Guichon Block, Columbia ave. Edmonds, Wm. Humphries, of Edmond* & Edmonds, h 326 Royal ave. Edwards, Albert E., painter, 941 Belleville. Edwards, Mrs., Belleville. Efford, J. J., emp. B.S.M. Ego, A. M., bds. Depot Hotel. Eichoff, A. L., butcher, h221 2nd st. Eickhoff, A. W., fish dealer, cor. Begbie and Carnarvon. Eickhoff, Fred, 221 Second st. Eickhoff, . Fred, gen. store cor. Begbie and Carnarvon. Eickhoff, Henry, 221 2nd. Eickhoff House, A. Swanson prop., Begbie, near Columbia. Eickhoff, W, electrician, 221 2nd. Elchinko, Michael, machinist, h 5th ave, near 10th st. Elley, Rube., of Cash & Elley, h 813 Milton. Elliott, Wm„ driver No. 2 Fire Dept, Queen's and 8th st. Elliott, Wm. H., 67 8th. . Ellis. John, shoemaker, Begbie, near Col-' mubia. Emerson, M., boat builder, 164 2nd. Emerson, Walter, carpenter, 164 2ndist Employers' Liability of London, England, Alex. Bell, agent, cor. Coluni-, bia and 6th st. Emery, D., emp. R. C. P. M. Englehart, John, fisherman, 87 4th. English, Marshall M., canneryman, Eoyal ave. English, Mrs., Royal ave. , Erickson, Swan, laborer, bds. Telegraph Erie, Christopher, fisherman, Mowat st. Esplin, David, driver No. 1 Fire Hall, n( Ettinger, Gilmore, teamster, 1009 Koyal' GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Ewen, Alexander, of Ewen & Co., res. Royal ave., cor. 6th st. Fader, Isaac,, batcher, Douglas place. Fagan, Chas., M.D., 50 Blackwood. Fagan, J. E., emp. B.S.M. Fales, J. E., clerk, 718 Columbia, 619 Victoria. Fales, W. E.-, furniture and undertaker, 718'Columbia, res. 619 Victoria. Farish, James C, M.D., Columbia, cor. Fa-rand. Chas., fireman, Gas Works, 12th et. . . Farrant, Granby, attendant Asylum. Feeney, Patrick, emp. R.CP.M., h 137 10th st. Fenton, Robt, canner, 125 Fife st Ferguson, A. H., janitor Burr Block. Ferguson, Harry, emp. Colonial Hotel. Ferguson, John, baker, 4th st., cor. 6th. Ferguson, J., night-watch^ R.CP.M. Ferneaux, Ted, tailor, h ".01 Agnes. Ferriter, D. J., emp. R J.P.M. Fiejde, A., yardman, R.CP.M. . Fieldin, Stewart, waLer Oyster Bay Restaurant. Fielding, S., bds. Dep->t Hotel. Fillmore, Maria, matron Insane Asylum. Findlay, J., bds. Depot Hotel. Findlay, Robert, emp. R. C P. Mills, h 1018 5th ave. Firth, J. E., attendt. Insane Asylum. Fisher, 0. C, assessor, 669 3rd ave - Fisher, C. N., yardman R.CP.M. Fisher, Duncan, cook, B. S. M. 1 Fisher, I. Birch, 699 3rd ave. Fisher, Norman, emp. R.CP.M., h 264 2nd st. Fitzhenry, Walter, Columbia, Sapperton. Fitzgerald, Edward, attendant Insane Asylum, 204 Clinton Place. Fitzmaurice, Geo., vardman R.CP.M. ;.- 'Fitzpatrick, M., bds. Depot Hotel. Fletcher, S. A., asst. treas. city, h. 127 3rd ave. llflenx, Geo. John, laborer, 8th St., cor. 4th ave. t. Fliger, J., milkman. 902 Richmond. • Flowers, Harry, emp. Douglas Bakery, h 13th st. I Flumerfelt, Edgar, R. C P. M. Flummerfelt. Wm., carpenter, 146 Columbia ave. E. Flux, Mrs. Sarah, wid. James, 8th st., cor. 4th ave. . * £nn. Rev. Brother James, OMI St Lows College, Blackwood st. '« ,,.s- -'"mes, emp. B.S.M t ^m- emP- B.S.M., "20 Hospital, j Sapperton. SM* £a.nH watchman R. C Hospital, 8U1 Columbia, Sapperton. Ford, Lyman H., 538 10th. Forrester, James J., cor. 5th and 3rd. Forrester, John, h 529 St. George. Forrester, Waugh, machinist, cor. 5th and 3rd. Fortune, J. R:, engineer, Foster, Arthur, 342 llth st Foster, J. B., 342 llth. Foulds, P. J., bartender h 953 Queen's ave. Foxton, Mrs. Jane, wid. 1003 Franklin, Geo., emp. El. Ry. Fraser, A. M., engineer, 8th. Fraser, Ernest, clerk Parnell h 9th st. Fraser, Mrs. Catherine, wid. Albert Crescent. Fraser, John, fisherman, h 234 9th st. Fraser, Norman S., ticket agent C.P.R., h Albert Crescent. Fraser River Fish and Game Market, Coulthard & Adamson, Front Frease, James B., laborer, 828 5th ave. Freeland, R., yardman R.CP.M. Freeman, Henry, prop. Steamboat Exchange, h. 175 Agnes. Freeman, J., prop. Lytton Hotel, Front. Freesej Mrs. Catherine, wid. John, 117 Alice. French, Captain Austin, h 151 8th st. French, George, h 750 Queen's ave. Freure, M. W., motorman El. Ry. Fulton, Rupert A., of H. A. Belyea & Co., res. 218 9th st Ifurneaux, Edwin, tailor, cor. Agnes and Merivale. Furness, Thos., foreman Board of Works h 1020 4th ave. Gagon, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Gagnier, Joseph, registrar Land Registry Office. Galbraith, David S., 750 Queens ave. Galbraith., Hugh, sash and door factory, 750 Queen's ave. Galbraith, James L.. h 750 8th. Galbraith. John H., h 750 8th st. Galbraith, Robert, compositor h 8th st Galbraith, Wm. S., 750 Queens ave. Galbraith & Sons, sash and door man- Gamble, Ruth, asst. matron Insane asy lum. Gamon, bia Garbelt Gardner, J. G., tobacconist. Colum h 3rd ave. and 8th st. —.. plumber, h Agnes, cor. 7th. Chas. A., captain str. "Yukon," h Coburs. Gardner. Henrv, farmer. Cornwall st. Garrett Alex., mill hand, 687 Columbia. Sapperton. GarreJt. S.. emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Garrick, Andrew,' Ewens cannery, h Ash, near 4th ave1. 376 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Garrick, Peter, canner, h 131 Fife. Gaudin, Andrew, carpenter, h 733 5th av. Gaynor, Joseph E., dist. registrar tiles, h 203 Columbia. Geldhard, Mrs. Margrette, wid. Thos., h 7th ave., near 8th st. Georgenson, N., yardman R.CP.M. Gibson, James, carpenter, Carey, Sapperton. Gharbutt, N., emp. Cunningham Hard ware. Gifford, Thomas, jeweler, Columbia, ave., h 230 3rd. Gifford, Wm., jeweller, h 230 3rd st. Gilbert, George, engineer, 318 Carnarvon. Gilchrist, David W., grocer Colum bia, h Ash. Gilchrist, Mrs. Elizabeth; wid., restaurant Lome, cor. Agnes. Giles, —., Burnaby. Gilley Bros (James R. & Walter R. Gilley), coal, wood and lime, Front. Gilley. Geo., h Royal ave., cor. 10th st. GiUej, Herbert, lumberman, 725 Queen'> vj-lhy, James R., of G;lley Bros., its. 860 8th st. Gilley, Walter, Sr., retired, 725 '..ncen's a.\ e. Gilley, Walter A., pile driver, h 248 S\S st. Gilley, W. R., of Gilley Bros., 717 Queen's ave. Gillies, H. W., helper R.CP.M. Gilloray, P. C, emp. B.S.M. Glanders, —-, wood dealer, Sapperton. Globe House, dry goods, Mrs. Wm. Rae, Columbia Glover, F. R., city clerk, res. Elliott, cor. Dickinson. Golden, M., trimmer B.CP.M. Goldie, Thos., emp. B.S.M. Goldie, T., foreman, rms. Burr Block. Goldstrom, Sam, baker, Ash, near 4th av. Good, Hiram, emp. R.CP.M., h Nanaimo. Gooderham, Martin, bartender, Windsor Hotel. Gordon, A. H., of Sinclair & Gordon, h 237 Royal. Gordon, H., mill hand Pacific Coast Lumber Co., h 314 Roval. Gordon, Mrs. W. W., widow, 237 Royal ave. Gordon, J. A., janitor Burr block, h 4th st. Government Agent's Office, David Robson, Government Agent. Government Wharf, Wm. H. Dickson, agent, Front,, foot Mclnnis. Gowau, Michael, bartender, 175 Agnes. Graham, E., Arthur, real estate, h lgr Agnes. Graham, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Granger, Robert, clerk land registrv of- fice, 3rd. Grant, —., emp. B.S.M., Carey, Sapper- ton. Grant, Alex., teamster Gilley Bros., bds. Depot Hotel. Grant, Cowan, compositor Sun. Grant, George, motorman Van.-We.t. tram, Grant. Geo. H., crockery, Columbia, h Queen's. Grant, G. W., architect, Burr Block, res,! Vancouver. Grant, Joseph Rowan, barrister, 3S Lome, bds. Hotel Guichon. Grant, James S., El. Light Stn., 136 7th. Grant,. L., Murray, bookkeeper, Geo, ' Adams, h 136 7th st. Grant, Mary, wid..W. P., 145 4th ave. Grant, Peter, clerk T. J. Trapp & Co. Grant, Peter, collector of customs and i registrar of shipping, P.O. biuldin?, h Cornwall. Grant. Thos. H., clerk 4th ave., and 2nd street. Gray, A. W., clerk R.CP.M. Gray, Arthur W., emp. R.CP.M., h 246 2nd st. Gray, Elizabeth D., dressmaker, Lome, cor. Agnes. Gray, James C, expressman, h 820 5th st. Gray, Matthew, mechanical engineer,826 5th ave. Gray, T., Mrs., 240 2nd ave. Gray, Geo., h. 847 Royal ave. Gray, Johnstone P. M., barrister, 6th, near Clarkson, res. Granville. Gray, Sandy, bartender Depot Hotel. RAT, W. MYERS. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, SIXTH, near CARNARVON. res. Granville. Greame, E. A., clerk, 151 Agnes. Great Northern Railway Line. D. P. Sanderson, agent, Begbie Blk., cor. Columbia & Begbie. Great North Western Telegraph Co., W. A Cooper, agent, Columbia, cor. Begbie. Green, —., emp. Cliff & Sons, 7th st, near 8th ave. Green, —., laborer, 214 9th st. Green,—., bds. 45 Begbie. Green, A. R., C.E., foreman Pitt Meadows Dyke, h 136 Royal ave. G GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Green. E., boom-man R.CP.M. Gregory, Antone, emp. it.O.l .M., n Auckland. j j£§l _, 1 , . Gregory, Herbert, clerk, /09 Columbia, 43t5 7th st. TT Gregory, J., bds. Depot Hotel. Gregory, S conductor, Van. and Wtr. tram Gregory, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Greer. James, emp. Ferry, cor. 2nd st. and 5th ave. Grey, Geo., R. C. P. M. Griffiths, R., emp. B.fe.M. Grimmer, J., emp. El. Ry. Grimmer, Mrs., wid., h 145 10th st. Grimmer, Oliver, emp. Gas Works, h 145 10th st Grimston, George, blacksmith h 254 10th st. Grimstone, R., emp. R.CP.M. Grimston, Robert, 254 lUth. Grossman, L., loan office, Columbia, nr. Begbie. Guardhouse, Lon L., clerk, res. Royal. Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd., F. J. Hart & Co., agents, Burr Block, Columbia. Guenther, Emil, rchitect, Burr Block. Guichon, John, bds. Guichon Hotel. Guichon, Laurent, prop. Hotel Guichon. res. Port Guichon. Guillett Felix, Brother R. S. Seminary, cor. 7th st. and 3rd ave. Guinet, Mitchiel, carpenter, Hamilton, near 6th st. Gunn, David, of Parnell & Gunn, h. 8th. ave. Gunn, Hugh, lab., 3rd intersects, 465 6th ave. Gunn, James, foreman govt, road, 467 6th ave. Gwennap, Thos., stonecutter, 1017 6th ave. Hacking, W. J., dentist, Columbia, h 3rd ave. and 3rd st. Hadden, James, machinist, h 1029 3rd av Haggman, Herman, expressman, h 346 2nd st. Hainsworth, John, clerk, Columbia ave., h. 80 8th. Hall, A., bds. Depot Hotel. Hall, George, canneryman, 808 Bannette. Hall, Henry, mattress maker, Princess near 4th st. Hall, Mrs., wid. James Brunette, Sapperton. Hall, Thomas S., M.D., Columbian Blk. Hall, R. J.} teacher, h 7th. Halladay Andrew R, plumber, 3rd av e., near 9th st. Hallorem, James, Blackie, cor. Carnarvon. Hamilton, Alex., B. C Monument Wks.. Columbia, BsaS Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishing, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C Hampton, Robt., boat builder, 7th ave. Handcock, Wm., painter, bds. 45 Begbk Hardman, Alfred, tinner, h Ash, near 5th ave. Handy, L. W., bds. Depot Hotel. Handy, W. E., bds. Depot Hotel. Hardie, W. J., helper R.CP.M. Hargraves, G., painter, h 959 Queen's ave. Harrington, Elmer, harnessmaker. bds. Depot Hotel. Harris, E., bds. Depot Hotel. Harris, Thos. Edward, motorman, 113 Alice. Hart, Fred John, of F. J. Hart & Co. res. Queen's ave. Hart, F. J. & Co. (Fred John Hart and Edward Chapman), insurance and real estate agents, Burr Block, Columbia. Hart, Mrs. Mary, wid. 608 Agnes. Hartford Insurance Co., A. E. White, agent, Burr Block, Columbia. Harvey, -j-., gen. store, 349 Front. Harvey, James W., accountant penitentiary, Columbia, Sapperton. Harvey, William, lather, 631 6th ave Haskin, H., peddler, Auckland, near 10th Hatherley, James T., rancher, h. 233 Dickinson. Hatt, Harold J., clerk Cunningaxm Hardware, Columbia, near Crescent Haughtly, Joseph S., emp. Columbian, Queen's and 10th st. Hawkins, Wm., carpenter, bds. Cleveland. Hay, —., engineer, h 230 6th st. Hay. Robert, h Brunette, Sapperton. Hayden, Chas., logger, R.CP.M. 'Hayes, Michael A., 340 Columbia ave. Haynes, W., carter R.CP.M. Hawkins, George, fisherman, h 14th st., near 8th ave. Heard, Wm., stableman, bds. Depot Htl. Heaton, Robt., foreman planer, Brunette Mills, res. end of Carey, Sapperton. Hellrisen, Hans A., power house, Ash st. 378 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. tlili mil Hembrough, Thos., engineer, h. 14th st. Henderson, A., Ernest, architect, h 209 Columbia. Henderson, Hon. Alexander, Q.C, M. P.P., Attorney-General, of Henderson & Keith, h 34 Elliott. ENDERSON A KEITH, (Alex. Henderson, M.P.P., and Chas. Samuel Keith.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC., NOTARIES PUBLIC, GUICHON BLOCK, COLUMBIA. . .ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd., H PUBLISHERS OF THE BRI'JISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER A DIRECTORY JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. Henderson, Richard A., tailor, Clarkson, near 6th st. Henderson, Robt. B., of Henderson Pub. Co., bds. Colonial Hotel. Henderson, Wm., emp. Waterworks, bds. Ontario. Henry, Wm., tinner, h Columbia, near Crescent. Hendry, R. D., clerk R.CP.M. Hendry, John, gen. mgr. B.C., M. T. & T. Co., res. Queen's ave, cor. 8th. Hendry, Robert A., emp. R.CP.M., h 819 Royal ave. Henley, J., mgr. Soda Water Works. Cunningham, res. cor Princess and j 8th. Hennessey, David, 345, 2nd st. Henry, Chas., messenger R.CP.M., res. 1035 Quebec. Hemsworth, T., emp. B.S'. Mills. ■ Herring. A. M., 85 6th. Hicks, Wm. C, emp. R.CP.M., bds. Cleveland. Higginson, Thos. S., bds. 519 Carnaivon. High School, H. M. Stramberg, principal, cor. Royal and 7th st. Hiland. Thos.. Royal ave. Hill, Albert J.. P.L.S., City Engineer, h 448 4th. Hill, A. E.. Mrs., res. 5th ave. Hill, Geo., Burnett S. M. Co., h. Carey. Hill. J.. Sapperton. Hill, R. G., emp. R.CP.M. Hills. R. H. bds. Depot Hotel. Himmis, Neil. bds. Depot Hotel. Hodson, John S., painter, cor., 4th ave. and 3rd st. Hogan, Wm. Thos., R.CP.M. h llth st, near 6th ave. Holden, —., printer, Queen's, cor. 10th. Hollyer, A. J., acct. Bank of Montreal, bds. 317 Queen's. Holmes, A. J., dentist, Columbtk'' ave, h 246 6th st. Holmes, T., emp. Burnett S. M. Co. Holt. C E., chief clerk land registry, 1st st. Holt, S. F., farmer, h 5th ave. Holy Trinity Church (Church of England Cathedral), Rev. A. Shildrick. rector, cor. Church and Carnarvd_n|| Homer, Mrs. J. A., widow, 151 Agues. Hood, Thos., fisherman, 1030, 7th av«. Hood. Mrs. F., widow, 7th ave. Hooper, Wm. J., clerk W. E. Fales, rei. 619 Victoria. Hopkins, J. D., carpenter, Insane Asylum Hotel Guichon, Laurent Guichon, prop.. J. Crean, mgr., Columbia ave. House, W. T. L.. gardener at Asylum. 723 Columbia E. Howard, —., emp. R.CP.M., 551 llthst | OWAY & BEID, (Frederick Howay & Rohie Reid.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, 42 LORNE. Howay, F. W., of Howay & Reid, ' h 554 llth. Howay, Wm., carpenter, 540 llth. Howison, John, emp. Annandaie, h 3rd ave. Howison, J., asst., Columbia, res. 4th. ave. and 6th. Howison. J. W., photographer at Thompson's, 588 3rd ave. Howison, Percy, emp. Columbian, A«h, near 5th ave. Hoy, H., contractor, 201 'Carnarvon, Hudson, Isaac, painter, 1044 St. Andrew's. Hughes, Edward, carpenter, 14th st. Hughes, Frank, clerk, 709 Columbia. Hughes. H., prop. Oyster Bay Restaurant, Columbia, near Begbie. h Royal, cor. 8fh. Hughes, J. H.. 10th. Hitsrhes. Mrs., 641 Queen's ave. Hull, Hugh, compositor Sun, h Agn?»> cor. 7th st. Hnme. .Tamps, box maker. Brunette P. M. Co.. 790 Brunette. Hume. John, carpenter, 30 HospitaS||| Hume. Mrs. R.. widow, 790 Brunette. Hunter, Thos. J., clerk City Market. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Huston, W., emp. El. By. Hutchings, Henry, carpenter, Ash, rear Hutchison, Geo., 686 Columbia. Huston, Wm., h 223 4th ave. Huvick, Anton, fisherman, 1025 Royal. Ibbotson, James, h 208 Royal. Iinlah, John, stone mason, Regina. Indian Agency, Frank Devlin, P. O. Building. Ingles, James, baker, Carnarvon, near »th st- ^ '& m Inkster, Wm., stonemason, bds. Cleveland. INLAND REVENUE, William Wolfenden, collector, P.O. Building. Innes, Alex., shingle sawyer, 7th ave. Innes, C. B., clerk Bank of B. C, res. Cor. Queen's ave. and 2nd st. Innes, E. W., clerk, Leith st. Lines, G. H., rag carpet weaver, 9th ave. Innes, Henry, mill-hand, h 237 7th st. ave. Innes, James, emp. Automatic Canning Co. B! r3 limes, John, emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Innes, W., mill hand R. C P. M. Innis, A., emp. El. Ry. Insley, A., clerk, 8th st. • NSLEY, JOHN E., MGR. COLONIAL HOTEL, McKENZIE, Cor. CLARKSON. Insley, M.F., Colonial Hotel. Insley, Wm., hotelkeeper, h cor. Carnarvon and Merivale. Inspector of Fisheries, John McNab, P. 0. Building. Insurance Co. of North America, Alex. Bell, agent, cor. 6th st. and Columbia. I. O. 0. F. Lodge. New Westminster, No. 3, R. L. Reid, sec'y, meets Friday night. Royal City, No. 13, D. Walsh, sec'y, meets Thursday night Amity, No. 27, P. R. Peele, sec'y, meets Monday night. Irvine, Geo., plasterer, 4th st., near 4th aye. Jackson, -—., carpenter, Burnaby. Jackson, Alex. J., stableman, bds. Depot Hotel. Jackson, A., at Douglas bakery, Columbia, cor. Begbie. Jackson, Fred, of Fred. Jackson & Co., Columbia ave., h 245 6th st. Jackson. Fred.. & Co., job printers, Columbia ave. Jackson, Mrs., wid. Adam, h 141 Albert Crescent. Jackson, Oliver, tinsmith, 700 Columbia. Jagger, Joseph, machinist, 1021 St. Andrews. Jameson, E. E., wid. Chas., Columbia, Sapperton. Jameson, R. P., emp. Automatic Canning Co. Jardine, John B., clerk R. C. P. M. Jardine, Robert, local manager R. C. P. M., h 442 6th. Jennings, Miss Matilda, dressmaker, Lome, cor. Agnes. Jennings, Wm., carpenter Brunette Saw Mills, h 107 12th ave. Jenns. Eustace A., barrister and solicitor, 40 Lome, h 191 Agnes. Jensen, James H., laborer, 5th av©., near 14th st. Johns, John, netman, res. Wellington. Johnson, —., 3rd ave., hear 10th st. Johnson, Alex., saw-filer. Auckland. Johnson, Annie M., wid. Robert, Oakland, cor. 2nd st. Johnson, A. G., of Kennedy & Johnson, tinsmiths. Clarkson, near 6th st. Johnson, Edward, general store, Columbia, Sapperton. Johnson, Emil, fireman, Str. Samson. 3rd and Pine. Johnson, Gideon, emp. Cunningham hardware. Johnson. Gus, captain steam ar I.! el in nee, 224 4th ave. Johnson, Harvey, emp. R.CP.M.,- h 215 4th ave. Johnson, H„ emp. R.CP.M. Johnson', H. E., emp., R.CP.M. Johnson, James, h 220 8th st., cor. Milton. Johnson, James, tinsmith, Nanaimo. Johnson, James, wardman R.CP.M. Jchnson. Tames B., station agent C P. R., h 251 8th st. Johnson. Jonas, engineer steamer Reliance. 226 4th ave. Johnson, Joseph, guard i> nif-ntmty 514 Columbia. Johnson. Mrs. Robert 215 4tb ave. Johnson. M. P.. farmer, 821 Douglas Place. Johnson. Robert. Cornwall. Johnson. Thos.. storekeeper Brunette S. M. Co., h. 220 8th st. Johnson. Thos.. h 220 8th St.. cor. Mil- ten. Johnson, Wm. F., fireman, W.-E. Vanstone. Johnson. Wm. L.. foreman. Royal City Mills, h. 1027 Queens ave. Johnston, Alfred, clerk, h 635 Agnes. 580 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Johnston, Geo. B., mgr., 621 Columbia, Johnston, J. J., clerk Government Agt. Office, h 031 Agnes. Johnston, O., Burnett S. M. Co. Johnston, James, farmer, h. 962 Queen's Johnston, Wm., boots and shoes, Columbia, h. 635 Agnes. Jones, A- D. P., bds. Depot Hotel. Jones. D. R., asst. architect, Burr Blk. Jones, Edward, waiter, Oyster Bay Rest. Jones, Edward B., emp. R.CP.M., h 3rd st., opp. 5th st. Jones, E., bds. Depot Hotel. Jones, Henrietta S. T., attendant Asylum. Jones, Hugh .W., laborer, Auckland. Keary, James, C.P.R. Telegraph, Bonson st. Keenen, John A., emp. R.CP.M., h 264 2nd st. Jones, J., 236 2nd st. Julian, J.,, emp. Aut. Can Co. Jones, J. J. miner, 440 Royal ave. Jones, N., sawyer R.CP.M. Jones, W., factory hand, bds. Depot Htl. Jones, W. A. Dashwood, janitor, court house, 629 6th ave. Julian, Robt., carpenter, 11 th st. Kasper, Marc, St. Louis College, Blackwood st. I/BARY, "WM. HOLLAND, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. TRAPP BLOCK, COLUMBIA, Cor. LORNE. Res. BONSON. Keighley, Herbert, butcher, h Ash, nr. 4th ave. Keir, Cathel, tailor, h 301 Agnes. Keir & Furneaux, tailors, cor. Carnarvon and MeKenzie. Keith, C S., of Henderson & Keith, 461 Fourth ave. Keith, Ezikiel B., res. 461 4th st. Kellie, Samuel I., carpenter, 222 4th ave. Kelly, Fred., upholsterer, bds. Cleveland Hotel. Kelly, Thos. D., teamster, Anderson's hardware store, h cor. 6th st and 4th ave. Kelly, R. B., contractor, h 2nd st. Kendall, Isaac, engineer str. Iris, Cumberland. Kendall, John, carpenter, 523 10th st. Kenedy, Clarence S., clerk R. F. Anderson, bds. Sapperton. ENNEDY BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS THE COLUMBIAN, (Dally A Weekly) CLARKSON, near SIXTH. S., printer, h. 118 Colli. Kennedy, Ben. ^^^^^^^ umbia. Kennedy, Geo., of Kennedy Bros. 118 Columbia ave E. • Kennedy, James M., of Kennedy Bros., h. 118 Columbia ave. E. Kennedy & Johnson (Thos. Kennedy & A. G. Johnson),plumbers and tinsmiths,'; Clarkson, near 6th st. Kennedy, J. B., asst. assessor and collector, Columbia, cor. Carey. Kennedy, J. H. B., reporter, h. 118 Columbia ave E. Kennedy, Robert, of Kennedy Bros., h _ 118 Columbia ave E. Kennedy, Thos., plumber, 3rd ave., foot 5th st. Kennedy, Wm., emp. Columbian, 118 Columbia E. • Kenny, —., emp R.CP.M-., h 847 Royal' ave. Kent, Wm., M.D., 421 Agnes. Keough, James, yardman R.CP.M. Kerr, Annie, dressmaker, Ellard Block, Columbia. Kerr, F., emp. R.CP.M. Kerr, Harry, emp. R.CP.M., h 349 15th st. Kerr, Hy.,' planer R.CP.M. Kiengh, Joseph, bds. Depot Hotel. Keyes, R., emp. Burnett S. M. Co. Killby, Robert, 527 12th st. Kincaid, John, mgr., New Westminster Creamery Society, Ltd., h Burr Block. King, Daniel, prop. Cleveland Hotel, &43 Columbia Hotel. King, Geo., fisherman, 1003 3rd ave. King, John, Gardner, 409 3rd ave. King, Mrs. John, Carey, Sapperton . Kinney, J., emp. R.CP.M. Kirk, H. T., hardware, 700 Columbia, h. 305 3rd ave. Kirkland. Mrs. Bessie, wid. Archibald, h Ontario. Kirkland, Edmund Lamport, bds. Colonial Hotel. Knight, Capt. M. J., bookkeeper at Asylum, res. 249 6th. Knight, Ehen, machinist, 5th ave. Knight, M. J., salesman, h. 249 6th st Knight, T., blacksmith, Begbie, near Columbia; Knowles. Chas.. emp. B.S.M. Knox Presbyterian Church, Sapperton, Knudson, E., emp. B.S.M. Co. Knudson, Hans, h. 923 9th st. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER K. of P. Lodge. 1 ,, , Royal Lodge, No. 6, meets Monday Granite Lodge, No. 16, James Murray, meets Tuesday night Ladute, J., teamster, h 17 Carey st. Ladoux, lira. V., h. 329 2nd st Le Fevre, J., tallyman, R.CP.M. Lajoe. Rev., O.M.I., St. Louis College. Lamb, Alex., bookkeeper, Brackman & Ker, 227 3rd ave. Lamb. James, 227, 3rd ave. Lamb, Wm., of Mansen & Lamb, 227 3 d ave. Lancashire Insurance Co., Major & Pearson, agents, Columbia, near Elliott. LAND REGISTRY OFFICE, JOSEPH GAGNIER, Re»l»trar. Larson, N., deckhand, 730 Gloucester. Latham, H. P., ass.-treasurer. City Hall. Latham, Peter, ranger Queen's Park, 1st st. Lathan, 0., tallyman, R.G.P.M. Lavell, Michael, guard prov. jail. h cor. 3rd ave. and 9th st. Lavery. A. L., City Bakery, MeKenzie. cor. Carnarvon. Lavery, Geo., carpenter, bds. Windsor Hotel. Lawrence, Geo., machinist, 14th st., nr. 5th ave. Lawrence, Jos., emp. R.CP.M. Lawrence, Mrs., wid., dressmaker, 30th st, near 6th ave. Layfield, —., carpenter, Burnaby. Leamy, James, Crown Timber agent 514 Ash. Leaver, Geo., carpenter, 131 8th ;t. Leherry, John, butcher, h Ash, near 4th ave. Lecherne, Father Peter, O.M.I.. St. Lechner, W., barber, Columbia ave. res. Brantford. Le., M. M.. Mrs., wid.. St. Annes. Leeming, W., emn. El. Ry. Louis College, Blackwood st. Lendstrome, Mrs. Emma, 230 9th st. Lenni«\ H. H., stationer, Columbia, h Carnarvon. Leahy. —., bookkeeper, J. H. Anderson, 231 2nd st. Leslip, —., soldier. 6th ave., foot Ash. Lethbridge, Harry, stonemason, bds. releeranh Hotel. Lavery, Geo., carpenter, bds. Windsor Hotel. Lewis. Clara B.. wid. W. R., 216 Agnes. Lewis..Lewis Allen, msv. Brunette Saw Mills Co.. Ltd.. h 219 6th. Lewis. Thos., market clerk, res. 205 Agnes. Lewis. T. §§ accountant Brunette I Mills, h 2nd st fFre&e® <| |eeni© Painter, WALL PAPERS AND DECO RATIO MS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Lewis, W. H.. res. Burnaby. Libenow, Ferdinand E., of B.C. Condensed Milk Co., h cor. 3rd ave. and 6th st. Lindsay, W. B., emp. R.CP.M. Linn, James, laborer, h 202 Agnes. Linn, John, teamster, Princess, near 4th. Lister. Mrs., Merivale Lister, R. B., chief Prov. Police, Mainland, h 43 Merivale. Little. Ed., emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Little, Israel, emp. B.S.M., h Richmond. Little, R. H., emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Littler, Albert, machinist, bds. Holbrooke Hotel. Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Alex. Bell, agent, Columbia, cor. 6th st. Livingston, W., brakesman, C.P.R. h 58 Merivale. Lobb, T. G., guard Penitentiary, h Dickinson. Locksford, Matthew, stonemason, 336 Columbia. Logan, Thos., fireman, 190 Mclnnis. Lohman, Albert O., attendant Asylum. London Assurance Corporation. F. J. Coulthard, agent, Trapp Block, Columbia. London Guarantee & Ace. Co.. Tump"-. Hart & Co. agents, Columbia «»• London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.. Arthur Malins & Co.. agents, Clarkson, cor. MeKenzie. London & Provincial Marine Ins. Ltd.. Turner, Hart & Co. agents Columbia ave. Loope, Cristis, bds. Depot Hotel. Loope. Levi, bds. Depot Hotel. Lord. James, carpenter. 321 2nd. Lord. Mrs., wid., h 732 Gloucester. Lougheed. Wm., driver, h 729 F>th. Loutlet John, "carpenter R P.T».M. Love, G. R.. yardman R.CP.M. Loverine. Edward, pile-driver Holbrooke, near Blackie. 382 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Lovering, J. H., engineer, Hallbrooke, near Blackie. Lowenberg, Harris & Co., F. J. Coulthard, successor, Trapp Block, Columbia. Lund, A. O., coppersmith, 305 Front. Lundint Swan, laborer, Oxford st. Lusby, L. B., bookkeeper R. F. Anderson, h 2nd st. Lusier, Alex., tinner, Brodies' cannery. 2nd, 5th ave. Lusier, Edward J., cigarmaker, cor. 4th st. and 2nd ave. Lusier, John, cannery foreman, Wellington Cannery, h. 420, 4th ave. Lyal, D„ res. 126 Columbia. Lytton Hotel, J. Freeman, prop. Front. Mabray, Thos., carpenter, h 300 4th ave. Macdonell. John S.. homestead inspec., Dom. Lands, h. 3rd ave., cor, 2nd. Macdonald, Chas. N., accountant pub. wks. dept., Columbia ave., bds. 207 Columbia ave. nfl ACFARLANE, A. G. A CO., (A. G. & R. M. Macfarlane.) WHOLESALE LIQUOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IMPORTERS, SHIPPING AND CANNERY AGENTS, BURR BLOCK, COLUMBIA. Macfarlane, A. G., of A. G. Macfarlane & Co., res 2nd st. Macfarlane, R. M., of A. G. Macfarlane & Co.. res 2nd st. Macfarlane, Findlay, attendant asylum, 4th st. Mack, James, engineer, C.P.R., 431 Agnes. Mackenzie, Archibald B., of Arthur Malins & Co., res. Rossland, B.C . Mackenzie Bros., (D. E. & H. H.) grocers and crockery, Columbia. Mackenzie, D. E., of Mackenzie Bros., Ami st. Mackenzie, F. J., clerk, T. A. Muir & Co., h. 4th ave, near 5th st. Mackenzie, H. H., of Mackenzie Bros., 2nd st. Mackie, Wm., laborer, h 228 9th st Mahn. Leon. bds. Depot Hotel. Magnone, Carlotta, h 4th ave. and 12th Mahoney, John, clerk 833 Royal ave. Mahoney, Joseph, plufnber, 833 Royal. Mahony, Mrs., wid., 833 Royal ave. Mahonev, Tim J., caretaker Drill Hall, h 833 Royal ave. Maier, Gotleib, lab., bds. Telegraph Htl. Major, C. G., of Major & Pearson, re.. 6th and 5th ave. Major, H. C, collector's office, 5th ave. Major & Pearson (C G. Major & Thos. R. Pearson), real estate and insurance agents, Columbia, near Elliott. Malcolmson, S. M., book-keeper h Columbia, near Crescent. Malins, Arthur & Co., real estate and insurance, Clarkson, cor MeKenzie. Malins, Arthur, of Arthur Malins & Co., h 408 3rd ave. Malins, A. M>, student at law res. 6th st Malins. E. 0-., clerk Coluinhit, : h 6th st., cor Agnes. Mallette, Vital, barber, Windsor Hotel. Mancean, Rev. Louis, Q.M.I. Manchester Fire Ass. Co. of Manchester. Eng, F. G. Turner, agent, Guichon Block, Columbia. Manchester, Geo. H., asst. med. supt. Asylum. Manley. Geo. R.. compositor Columbiaa, Mann, A. E., drayman, 847 Royal ave. Mann, G., can factory, Sapperton. Mansen & Lamb (J. Mansen & Wm. Lamb), merchant tailors, Columbia, nr. C.P.R. Depot. Mansen, J., of Mansen & Lamb. bds. Colonial Hotel. Mark, —., emp. Adams' grocery, h Agnes, cor. 7th st. Marks, Fred S., clerk Geo. Adams, h Agnes. Mariton, Edward, Captain, Orange Hall. Marshall, Colin J., vet. surgeon, h Queen's ave. Marshall, Benjamin, guard provincial Jail, h 527 Liverpool. Marshall, B. M., student, h Queen's ave. Marshall, Henry, carpenter, 616 Brantford. Marshall, James, painter, h 9th st. Marshall, J., mill hand R. C P. M. h cor. Nanaimo and 14th st. Martin, Angus, canneryman, 463 7th st. Martin, Ewen, boat builder, St. Andrew's. Martin, F., setter R.CP.M. Martin, Ed., logger, h 6th st., nr. Hamilton. Martjn, L., emp. RjCP.M. Mary of St. Norbert (Tiernay), Lady Superior of Monastery of Our Lady Mother of Charity, Sapperton. Mason, Joseph H., agent Columbia Packing Co... h 161 Albert Crescent. Masonic Lodge, Dr. R. E. Walker, Grand Master Masonic Block. Mathers, W. J., local mgr. Brackman. & Ker Milling Co., Ltd., res. 714 Queen's ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Matheson. -., clerk H. M. Customs, h Cornwall. _ Mathewson, Gilbert, emp. Asylum, Oakland, near 1st st. Mathieson, Alex., saloon, Liverpool Arms, Cornwall. Matheson, H. A., clerk C. P. R. Cornwall st. Matthews, A. G,, h 5th st. Matthews, Mary H., wid. M. R., Ash, near 4th ave. Matthews, Wm., call man Fire Hall No. 3. Mathers, Wm., Burnett, S. M. Co. Matheson, Norman, bartender Cosmopolitan, a Mathewson, Gilbert, asst. cook at Asylum Maxwell, Fred, emp. Gilley Bros., Queen's ave., near 9th st. May, -Robert steward Westminster club, res. 116 Granville. Mayes, Thomas, head attendant at Asylum, h 621 6th ave. Mayhew, L. R., emp. R.CP.M. Maynard,, J. D., h 454 6th st. Medleyt Wm., carpenter, 521 10th st Meety, James, bds. Depot Hotel. Melin. Gus, laborer, h 3rd ave. Melviile; David, fisherman, 10th st., near 3rd ave. Mehsblrg, A., yardman R.CP.M. Mercer, Eugene, fisherman, 7th ave., nr. 16th st. Merchants' Hotel, Cash & Ellery, props., Columbia. Mercier, Nat, yardman R.CP.M. Merritt, E., joiner, bds. Cleveland. Meslie, —., fireman C.P.R., h 45 Begbie. METHODIST CHURCH. Central Rev. John F. Betts, pastor, 1fi61 6th st. West End, John R. Bowell, pastor, Keary st. East End, John P. Bowell, pastor, Sapperton. Mercer, John, fisherman, Sinclair C Co., h 7th ave., near 14th st. Metcalfe, Alex., laborer/TS&th st., near 9th ave. M.ichapl, J carpenter, R. C. P. M. - .Jpkeson, Martin, emp. B.S.M. Wl'.nrd, 0. T., h Carnarvon. Millard, R. H., mill-hand, R.CP.M. Miller, A., e_up.3p. Ry. Miner. C. J., teamster, res. 10th st., cor. ifJoyal ,sto. Miller. D. H. livery, cor. Columbia and 8th st h 844..ROTEal ave. Miller. Ja.^es, qalH instructor Penitentiary. Miller, Wellington, police constable, 1120 4rn ave. MMJs, James, emp. R^fi.P.M. IMtfls, Joseph, engineer, 1045 St. Andrew^. Mills, P. Wm., watchman, St. Patrick. Milton, James B., laborer, h 6th ave. Minire, -., teamster, h Maple. Mmthorne, Martin W, boots and shoes, < olumbia. h 8th ave. cor 13th Mitchell Christian, wid. Alex., 4th st, cor. bth ave. Mitchell, C, tallyman R.CP.M. Molina. Joseph, cigarmaker, h Queen's avo., cor 10th st. OLINA A WILBERG, MANUFACTURERS OF HAVANA CIGARS. COR. COLUMBIA AND BLACKIE, OPP. C.P.R. DEPOT. Monastery of Sisters, of Our Lady of Charity, Mother Mary of St. Nobert (Tierney) Superioress, Columbia, Sapperton. Monk. Martin, laborer, 223 Armstrong. Montgomery, J., yardman R.CP.M. Montgomery, Mrs., 802 Columbia E. Mooney, Frank J., clerk D. S. Curtis, res. Vancouver. Moor, Frank, emp. B.S.M. Moor, Wm. D., laborer, h 100 10th st Morgan, Arthur, attendant Asylum. Morgan. W.. O.M.I.. St. Louis. Morey, H. & Co., books, stationery and job printers. Columbia ave. Morey. H, of H. Morey & Co., h 84 8th st. Morin. Mrs. Knthelaine, 350 2nd st. Morrison, Abraham O. sec. foreman C. P.R... 604 Columbia. Morrison, Aulnv. M.P.. of Morrison & Dockrill, h 336 Royal ave. ORRISON A DOCKRILL, (Aulay- Morrison, M.P., & George O. M. Dockrill). ' BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, ETC., TRAPP BLOCK, COLUMBIA. Morrison. Mrs., widow 191 3rd ave Mortimer. W. E., cook msane asylum, h Albert crescent. . Mosdell, J., boat builder, 7th ave. and Mounce, R. G„ rancher, 8th ave. Moyer, James, ship carpenter, bds. Mu!rTaA.' & Co., druggists, Columbia ave'., cor. MeKenzie. . . Muir. T. A., of T. A. Muir & Co, 511 Columbia, h 301 Agnes, cor. Merri- vale. , _ . Muirhead. James, bookbinder; 7th ave. Muirhead. Wm.. checker C.P.R. 7th ave. and 3rd st. 384/ HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLOMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Mullen, P., yardman R.CP.M. Munday, Geo. A., works on road, 862 Columbia, Sapperton. Munday, Geo., jr., boxmaker, Hospital ave., Sapperton. Munday, Harry, emp. B. S. M. Co. Munday, James, emp. Westminster Brewery, Sapperton. Munday, Matt., boxmaker, Brunette S. M. Co. Munday, Ed., emp. B. S. Mills. Munday, Tom, Burnet S. M. Co. Munn, Angus, clerk H. M. customs, h 8th st., near St. Andrews. Munn. Daniel J., mgr. Bon a Cord Fishing Co., res. 5th ave. Munn, D. J., manger Bon a Cord Fishery Co., h 721 5th ave. Munn, Duncan, 721 5th ave. Munn, L. G., foreman Bon Accord Fishery Co.. Munson, Harry, clerk Sun Royal ave., near 4th st. Murchie, David, undertaker, 35 6th st., h 447 Agnes. Murchie, Edward, printer, h 447 Agnes. Murchie, John, tea dealer, h 12th st, Burnaby. Murchie, Samuel, painter, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Murchie, W., contractor, h 447 Agnes. Murchison, Malcolm, captain, 1037 St. Andrew's. Murray, James, machinist, bds. Colonial Hotel. Murriy, James, clerk, 321 Queen's ave. Murray, Miss, dressmaker, Guichon Block, Columbia. Murray, Thos., laborer, 124 Mclnnes. Murray, T. F., bds. Depot oHtel. Meyers, Capt., h 9th st.. near Queen's av. Mutual Life of New York, Alex. Bell, agent, Columbia, cor. fith st. Myers, Fritz, fisherman, 5th ave. McArney, JohnB., bds. Depot Hotel. McArthur. John C, bricklayer, res. 190 Dickinson. McBride, Arthur Hill, J.P., ex-Warden B.C. Penitentiary, res. Royal ave. M^Rr;<te. Edward G., law student. Royal ave. cBRIDE, RICHARD, M.P.P., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. COLUMBIA R^es. LEOPOLD PLACE. MVB-onvn. David. 417 Queen's ave. McBroom. Jas.. laborer, h. 6th street, cor. Princess. McCaffery, Thos., ship-carpenter, bds. Cleveland. M^CnTon. J., emp. El. Ry. McCarthy, Harry, bds. Depot Hotel. McCarty, Michael, lab., 527 10th st. McOlughan, James, plumber, W. E. Vanstone. McClughan, John, plumber, cor. 14th it. and 5th ave. J., Chief Justice Su- B.C, res. 39 Blaek- McColl, Hon. A. preme Court of wood. McCool, John P., timber inspector, bdt. Guichon Hotel. McCormack, Harry, R.CP.M., McCormack, Hy., blacksimth, R.O.P.M. bds. Depot Hotel. McCullough, Andrew, mill hand, h 1084 Queen's ave. McCulloch, R., driver, 842 Royal ave. McDermot, —., gardner, Burnaby. McDonald, A., mill hand R. C. P. M. 853 Royal ave. McDonald, Alex., cigarmaker, 8 402 Royal ave. McDonald, C N., h 209 Columbia. McDonald, D., plumber, Vanstone'-, h 26 Bushby. McDonald, D., emp. R.C.P.M. McDonald, D. A., 402 Royal ave. McDonald, D. A., Cosmopolitan Hotel, McDonald, Dan D., bartender, lumbia ave. McDonald, Hugh, President Brunette Saw Mill Co., Sapperton. McDonald, John A., inspector, 3rd av*, and 2nd st. McDonald, John D. B., of McDonald ft Symcock Cosmopolitan Hotel. McDonald, Joseph, 94 4th st. McDonald, John R., bartender. Blackie. McDonald, J. M., cannery, 406 Royn! McDonald, Miss A. C, 824 Milton. McDonald. R. J., plasterer, bds. Tele graph Hotel. . McDonald (J. D. B.) & Symcock (Harry) prop. Cosmopolitan Hotel. McDonald, Wm., emp. R.CP.M., llth st.. near 3rd ave. McDonald, Wm., emp. C.P.R., 8th st, near 4th ave. m McDonald, W. A., C.P.N. Wharf, h 8th ave., near 12th st. McDonald. W. C, canner, bds. Windsor. McDonough, Charles, grocer, 335 Cojfflj bia, res. Royal ave. r McDonough. E., wholesale and retail general store, Columbia, h Royal V McDougall. Alex., retired. 227 3rd av|| McDougall, Peter, emp. B.S.M., h Sapperton. MeElroy, D.. lab., Venstone's. McElroy, Patrick, laborer, Hamilton, nr. 6th st. . , ,oft McEwan, Rev. P. H. (Baptist), h iW 4th st. McFadden, Arthur D.; butcher, Columbia, foot Alexander, res. 323 12th st McFadden, Daniel, butcher. 326 12th st GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Fadden, Donald, butcher, Columbia, res. 323 12th st „ M MacFarlane, Robt A., of A. br. mac Farlane & Co.. 2nd ave. McFarlane. W, bds Depot Hotel. ■McGillivray, Neil, 30b -itn ave. SiE W. C emp. Brunette S. M. McGonigle Peter, h Armstrong, near M?Garegor0,0dArchihald, laborer, Carey, mSSKTj. D.. boots and shoes, Col- umbia ave.. h. 443 Agnes. McGregor, M., emp. B.b.M. McGregor, R, emp. B.S.M. Mcllraith, C, bds Depot Hotel. Mclnnes, D., mill hand R. 0. P. M. h. cor. Nanaimo and 14th sts. Mclnnes, Edward W., clerk Parnell & Gunn, h. 10th st. ,-.,,. Mclnnis, James, laborer, Leith st. Mclnnis, M., yardman R.CP.M. Mclnnis, Roderick, 'carpenter, 10th st,- near Royal ave. Mcintosh, Robert W., bartender, Windsor Hotel. I, „ Mclntyre, Wm., Columbia ave., Sapper- McKay, Angus James, machinist, h 730 Queen's. McKay, Cornelius, carpenter, h 333 Columbia. McKay, Geo., stableman, Miller's. McKay, George, farmer, 108 3rd ave. McKay, J., mill hand R. C. P. M. McKee, Hamilton, guard, penitentiary, 510 Columbia. McKeen, Geo. C, master mariner, re_ 781 Agnes. McKee, Hamilton, keeper at Penitentiary 510 Columbia ave. McKenny, Lynuso G.,. lather, h 537 Queen's. ■MeKenzie, Frank J., clerk T. A. Muir, 4th ave., cor. 5th st. MeKenzie, George, shoemaker instructor at Penitentiary, h 508 Columbia. MeKenzie, John, agent Dom. lands P. O. bldg. h. 210 St. Patrick McKercher. Alex., lab., 819 Royal ave McLaren, Duncan Peter, carpenter, 6th . ave. McLaughton, —„ emp. Penitentiary, ave., near llth st. McLaughlin, D., shipbuilder, 1037 ■ ave. McLaughlin, J., bds. Depot Hotel. McLean, Geo., factory hand, Tenth. McLean, James, carter, R.CP.M. ■McLean, John, machinist, 10th. McLean, John, "carpenter B.R. Mills. McLean, Mrs., wid. Alex., 10th st. McLean, Murdock, lab., 14th st., i 5th ave. 4th 6th B_MnHHHlll ^Hf^l^Hn BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, l^l^^^^^^m. near Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention McLellan, A., upholsterer, W. E. Fales. McLellan, James, carpenter, Auckland McLean, Stephen, shingle sawyer, 10th. McLennan, W. H., carpenter, bds. Depot Hotel. McLeod, Alfred W., agent Province, 5th ave., near 2nd st. McLeod, D.C, B.S.M. Co. h Columbia, Sapperton. McLeod, James, lather, 12th st. McLeod, John, clerk h. 344 2nd. McLeod, John, conductor street ry., 210 5th ave. McLeod, J. M., freight clerk El. Ry. McLeod, Malcom, lab., 344 2nd. McMahon, Dennis, laborer, h Front. McMahon, Phil, h over DeBeck's. McMartin, Alex., R.CP.M., 5th ave and 14th st. McMartin, Henry, dept.-sheriff. McMartin, Isaac, carpenter, h. 516 12th McMartin, Norman, laborer, 227 10th st. McMaster Dan, guard penitentiai'j, Sapperton. McMillan, James, planer R.CP.M. McMullen, >Eugene, engineer, h 1019 Royal ave. McMurphy, James, steamfitter, Van- stone's. McMurphy, John, sergt.-major, caretaker P.O., 1127 3rd ave. McMurphy, Wm. I., canneryman, 4th st. and 6th ave. McMyn, Wm. R., teamster, 120 Mcln- McNab, A., yardman R.CP.M.. McNab, John, fishery inspector, h 429 Agnes. McNab, John, inspector of fisheries, O. bldg, h. 429 Agnes. McNamara, James, 311 Columbia. McNee, D., emp. El. Ry. McNeely, James, night watchman la- sane asylum. McNeely T., Burnett S. M. Co. 26 ■WW! no HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. McNeil, A., bds. Depot Hotel. McNeil, Alex., guard penitentiary. McNeil, N., millhand, R.CP.M. McNeill, Wm., mgr. and editor Sun, 3rd ave. and 3rd st. McNiven, J., gardener, instructor Penitentiary. McNiven, J., mill hand, R. C P. M. McPhaiden, Helen, wid. Donald, bdg. House, Agnes, cor. 7th st. McPherson, Archie A., laborer, bds. Telegraph Hotel. McPherson, D., bookkeeper, h. 523 St. George. McPherson, R. W., Mrs., wid., 523 St George. McPhie, Wm. H., chief Fire Dept., h 726 Queen's. MacQuarrie D., shoemaker at Asylum. McQuarrie, D. J., motorman on Van. tram car line, McQuarrie, John, emp. Westminster Brewery, Brunette, Sapperton. McRae, A., tailor, res. 425 St. George. McRae & Co., merchant tailors, Dunn Block, Columbia. McRae, Ronald, helper Vanstone's. McRae, Wm., tailor, 194 Wellington. McRae, Wm. tailor, h. St. George. McRorie, John, Westminster, brewery. McStay, Rev. E., O.M.I. McTaggart, Paul, teamster Gilley Bros. Naftal, Frederick J., teller Bank of • Montreal, h 209 Columbia. Nazareth Seminary, Father Bunoz, Superior, 250 7th st. Neelands, Wm., emp. El. Ry. Neilson, Peter, fisherman, 113 Fife. Nelson, A. Walter, canvasser, h 4th ave., near 4th st. Nelson, James F., machinist, Begbie, nr. Columbia, h 421 Agnes. Nelson, Ola, fisherman, 405 Cunningham. Nelson, J., emp. Aut Can Factory. Nelson, Nels, prop. Westminster Brewery, Brunete Sapperton. Nelson, P., fireman, R.CP.M. Newman, Charles, bds. Depot Hotel. Newman, Geo., ship carpenter, 1026 6th ave. Newman, H., bds. Depot Hotel. Newman, John, emp Bon a Cord, Holbrooke, near Blackie. Newton, E. J., harnessmaker, 605 Front, 435 Fourth. Newton, M. I., harnessmaker, 605 Front. NEW "WESTMINSTER BOARD OP TRADE, President—Geo. D. Brymner. Vice-Pres.—F. R. Anderson. Sec'y-Treas.—D. Robson. New Westminster & Burrard Inlet Tel j Co. J. C Armstrong, pres. R. G. Roach] local supt, Burr Block, Columbia. New Westminster Club, T. J. Armstrong, pres.; Arthur Malins, sec'y; Guichon Block, Columbia. New Westminster Creamery Society; Ltd.,, John Kincaid, mgr., Front. New Westminster Exhibition Buila_$l (Queen's Park), Peter Latham, care-; taker. NEW WESTMINSTER FIRE DEPT,' Wm. H. McPhie, chief. No. 1 Hall, Columbia. No. 2 Hall, cor. Queen's and 8th stj New Westminster Gas Co. Works. and office, Twelfth St. New Westmir-ster Packing Co., Third] ave. cor. Fourteenth. New Westminster Sun, daily and weekly, Wm. McNeill, manager, Clarkson,, near 6th st. Newton, M. I., harnessmaker, 605 Front Nichol, R., yardman R.CP.M. Nichols, Wm., lab. 327 Front. Nicholson, C M., laborer, h cor. 5th avM and 3rd st. Nicholson, Malcolm, farmer, Sixth ave. 1 201 3rd ave. Noble, Henry, h 202 Royal. Norman, —., gardener, 4th st. North American Life Assurance Co., H J. Coulthard, agent, Trapp Block, Co$ umbia. North British Sz"Mercantile Ins. Co., ijf A. Malins & Co., agents, Clarksoil cor. MeKenzie. Northern Pacific Railway, A. Malins|H Co., agents, Clarkson, cor. McKenzal Norwich Union Fire Iusurance Society^ F. J. Coulthard, agent, Trapp Blocfcj Columbia. Novelty Iron Works, Wm. Currie, mgl| Begbie, near Columbia. Occidental Hotel, W. J. Brennan prop., Columbia, near Begbie. Ocean Ace. Ins. Co., A. Malins & Co., agents, ClarksdS, cor. MeKenzie. O'Connor. Arthur, Provincial gfA. guard. 1049 6th ave. Oden .Captain Geo., h. 336 Columbia Odin. Frank, captain, 7th ave. Oddy, Geo., R. C M. P. Oddy, Richard, waggoner, R.CP.Mf§ Okamura, P. L.. artist, h. 99 4th st. Oliver, Joseph E., marine engineer, shvjl Edgar. Third. Olivet Baptist Church, Rev. P. H. Jl|| Ewen, pastor. Opera House, Arthur Malins sec'y, cor. ^ Victoria and Lome. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Orange Hall, John Johnson, mgr. Orient Tea Co., John Murchie, prop., h 12th st., Burnaby. also 5l6 Cordova st, \ancouver. Osborne, Chas., clerk, 639 Colombia. Osborne, Thos., 116 3rd ave. pstrum, Wm., emp. B.b.M. Bvens, Thos., mayor Orty of Westminster, machine shop, 35 8th; h. at 3rd ave and 8th. Pacific Coast Insurance Co., James Cunningham, agent, Columbia. Pacific Coast Lumber Co., C. J. G. Scott, mgr., Lulu Island. Page, Geo., lab., 1403 6th ave. Page, Joseph, acct. Vanstone, h Agnes, I cor. 4th st. __ Parish Hall, Rev. Father Morgan, Blackwood, cor. Agnes. Park, John, laborer, 558, llth. Park, John R., carpenter, 6th ave., near 12th st. Parker, Geo., pile-driver, 825 4th ave. Parker, Lillian M., confectionery, 6th St., near Clarkson, res. 825 4th ave. Parkes, G. E., snb-manager Bank of B.C. Parnell & Gunn, grocers Columbia. Parnell, E. G., of Parnell & Gunn, Fernwood Villa, 6th. Parsons, Robt, fisherman, 7th ave. Parsons, W. P., builder, h 612. Brantford. Patchell, Archer, penitentiary guard. Patten, p| lab., 16th st., near 6th ave. Patterson, John, contractor, 7th aie. Paul, —., foundryman, 6th ave., near 16th st. Paul, James M. C, carpenter, h Burr Block. Ifeyne, Grace, A. M., of B.C, Condensed j|M-lk Co., Front. Pearce, S. J., sanitary inspector, city Lhall, x Pearson, Frank, trimmer, New Westminster Electric Light Depot, h 445 Agnes. Pearson, Thos R., of Major &' Pearson, 725 Royal ave. Pearson, Rev. T. D., Methodist minister, 512 5th ave. Peart, James, brewer 715 Columbia 4ve. Peck John, Provincial Inspector of .Boiler^ h 829 Queen's aye ° reck, Wesley, ship carpenter, 148 Wellington. |eele, Clarence D., pressman Sun. Illfr «anet> emP-m^- By- lit*' S»,G-' emP- n Ry- |eers. Alex., retired, h 521 4th ave. fperton ' ^ RCP-M- Carey, Sap- VANCOUVER Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. I-l. 109. Pepin. Joseph S., emp. R.CP.M., Carey, Sapperton. Percival, E., turner, h 608 Brantford. Perdue, Joseph, teamster, Brackman & Ker, h 853 Royal. Peters, Albert, engineer, 138 Wellington. Peters4 James, emp. B.S.M., on boat. Peterson, Charles, ship builder, h 617 Brantford. Peterson, Chas. E., laborer, 305 Front. Peterson, Knut, fisherman, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Phillips, J. E., clothing and mens furnishings, 709 Columbia ave, h. cor 4th and Queen's ave. Phillips, James, retired, h 420 Agnes. Phillips, Mat., clerk Columbia ave. 4th and Agnes. Phoenix, of Hartford, Insurance Co., Major & Pearson, agents, Columbia, near Elliott. Phoenix, of London Fire, Jas. Cunningham, agent Columbia. Pierce, Sidney, blacksmith, 35 8th, ft. Milton. Pierce, Sidney J., Dept. Colector, City. Pittendrigh, E. H., clerk, Mackenrie Bros. h cor. 2nd st. and 4th ave. Pittendrigh, Geo., captain, h 2nd st. and 4th ave. Plester, Jas., lab.. Durham. Poingstra, —., clerk, Fire Dept. Pollard H., mill hand, Brunette S. M. Co. Pollard, Henry planerman Brunette S. M. Co., Carey Sapperton, Pollard, Henry, sr., sawyer, Oarey SaiH perton. Pollard, Henry, Jr., sawyer, Carey Sapperton. Pollard, John, Carer Sapperton. Pope. John, shipyard, h 957 Queen's. POST OFFICE. John C Brown, postmaster, cor. Clarkson and 6th st. nos lllp! 388 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Pound, Ceppes F., carpenter, cor. Victoria and Lome. Pound, H., Freeman, carpenter, Victoria, near Lome. Power, Richard, 707 5th ave. Power, Capt. R. T. 707 5th ave. Power, John, purser ferry, 707 5th ave. Premier Canning Co., Byrnes & Walker, Front. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. St. Andrew's—Rev. Arthur E. Vert, pastor, 51 Blackwood. Knox Presbyterian Church, Sapperton. West End Presbyterian Church, cor. 6th ave and 12th sts. Preston, N., engineer, 'h 709 Royal ave. Preston, Robt, lumberman, 709 Royal ave. Pretty, Chas., h 1501 6th ave. Price, —| laborer, Oxford st. Pride, Wm. A., miner, 425 Ash. Proctor, W. F., accountant Bank of Montreal, h. 317 Queen's ave. Pringle, Michael, shoemaker, h Carnarvon, near MeKenzie. Province (Vancouver, daily,), A. W. McLeod, agent, Guichon Block. QROVINCIAI. GOVERNMENT. DAVID ROBSON, GOVERNMENT AGENT, Supreme and County Court, John J. Cambridge, registrar. Mining Recorder—David Robson. Sheriff—Thos. J. Armstrong. Assessor and Collector—Chas. C. Fisher. Provincial Asylum for the Insane, G. F. Bodington, M.D., F.R.C.S., Eug , medical supt., Columbia ave. E. Provincial Jail, W. Geo. Armstrong, warden, Ontario. Provincial Police Office, R. B., Lister chief constable. Public School, W. E. Cotham, principal, cor. Royal and 7th st. Pumphery, John, attendant Asylum. Purdy, Ruben, captain, h 426 St. George. Purdy, W. D., contractor, 823 Queen's. Purvis, Chas., painter, h 624 10th st. Queen Insurance Co., of America, A. E. White, agent, Burr Block, Columbia. Queen's Park, Peter Latham ranger, 1st st, near Queen's. Qui, Joe, fruits. Cosmopolitan Hotel. Quibb, John, laborer, Cornwall st. Quiell, John, laborer, h 72 8th st. Quiltey, T. W., chief keeper peniteu- . tiafy, h. 163 Albert Crescent. Rae, Mrs. Wm., Globe House, dry goods. Columbia ave., h. cor. 6th and 3rd av Rae, E. J., grocer, 613 Columbia ave, Ramsay, H., engineer, R.CP.M. Rand, A. E., real estate, Columbia h. 301 Queen's ave. Randolph, J., emp. R.CP.M. Rankin, J. V., storekeeper R. C. P. m 316 3rd ave. Ranney, James, car conductor, cor. lit st and 5th ave. Ranson, David, emp. R.CP.M Cleveland. Ranson, D. W., millwright, R.C.P.M, Redmond, Adam W., contractor, 10th st. Rees, Richard, steward at Asylum 5th ave. Reformed Episcopal Church, cor. Rojjj and 7th st. Reiehenbach, Josiah Hemans, of Reid enback & Co., h 8th st, cor, Rami ton. Reiehenbach & Co., butchers, umbia ave., near MeKenzie. Reiehenbach, Walter, butcher, h 441 Agnes. Reid, Arthur, blacksmith Begbie, Columbia. Reid, A., factory hand R. C. P. M. > Reid, Ernest Henry, restaurant Car narvon, near MeKenzie. Reid, Geo., teamster, bds_ 10th st.,. near Queen's ave. Reid, Harry, teamster, bds., 10th st, near Queen's ave. Reid, John, blacksmith, 435 Agnes. Reid, Lawrence, lab., 610 6th ave. Reid, Mary,' laundress insane asylum, Reid, R. L., barrister, h 4th st. sd 4th ave. Reid, Thos., emp. Brunette S. M, Reilly. John, stonemason, bds. 336 umbia. Relirnce Loan & S. Co., of Ontario, Rennie, Geo., ir., emp. B.S.M. Rennie, Geo. H, filer Brunette S.'M/|| Carey Sapperton. Rennie, John, B. S. M. Co., Carey, Saw perton. Rennie, Thos.,' emp. B.S.M. Reveley, Algernon, 14th. Reynolds, Rev. F. T., rec. St. Paul'|«e| formed Episcopal Church. Reynolds, R., Burnet S. M. Co. M. Riach. James, emp. R.CP.M., 233 6th st Rickman, R. J., cashier R. C. P. »• 3rd ave. Ridlev, A., dogger R.C.P.M. Ringland, J„ emp. Brunette S. M. Co. | Riske, L. W., miner, h 711 Queens ft?* Roach. R. G., local manager N. W» J Burrard Inlet Telephone Co., Win Block, h 132 7th st. m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Richmond, A. A., dry goods, Columbia, cor. Begbie, h 830 4tn ave. Roberts, Jam.-'S F., fisherman, 1018 drd. Robertson, Charles E., engineer, 750 Queen's. ERobertson, J., engineer El. Ry., Robertson, Robert, steward penitentiary I 522 Columbia. Robertson, Wm., emp. B.S.M. Robertson. W. C, filer R.C.P.M. Robinson,"James, bds. 45 Begbie. Robinson, James, captain, h 243 6th st. Robinson, John, stonemason, 6ZZ Carnarvon. Robinson, John, shooting gallery, Col- I umbia, h. Quebec. Robinson,- R., emp. El. Ry. Robinson, Thos., asst. insp. of fisheries. | Columbia. Robinson, Wm. Henry, emp. Tees, h 7th % ave.. near Sth st. Robson, C. J., clerk City Hall, house -St. George. R OBSON, DAVID, GOVERNMENT AGENT. RES. 711 ROYAL AVE. Robson, F. H, Cornwall. Robson, George, carpenter, 815 Milton. 'Robson. Walter, blacksmith, bds. Depot Hotel. Rogers, Clen., stableman Millers, bds. Depot Hotel. Rogers, James, captain, h Albert Cres't Rogers, Lincoln, purser, 123 Albert -crescent Rogers, Mrs. C, widow, Park road. Rogers, Wm., captain, h Albert Crescent. Rolph, Adam F., warehouseman St. . Mungo Can. Co., h 5th ave. and 5th st. Roman Catholic Cemetery, Sapperton. Roman Catholic Seminary, Rev. Father Bunoz, director, cor. 7th st. and 3rd av. R. C Indain Church, 74 Blackwood. Roscoe, Thos., cold storage, 9th st. Rcbsebury, Samuel, forema.n Carey, Sap- ' perton. Alfred, carpenter, 1013 3rd Harold, driver, res. 1013 3rd Rosenberg ave. Rosenberg ave. Ross, Alex., carpenter R.CP.M. Ross, A. W., inspector underwriters, Columbia ave.. h 4th st. Ross, John, 709 6th ave. poss, J.'H., pmp. B.S.M. Ross, M., fruits and confectionery, Columbia, cor. Begbie. jRoss, William, foreman R. C P. M., b | 961 Queen's ave. Rousseau, Eugene, boots and shoes, cor 4th ave and 6th st. Rousseau, Jas., mgr., 6th and 4th. Routley, E., emp. El. Ry., h. 13th, near Rowe, E., yardman R.C.P.M. Rowe. Richard E., emp. R.C.P.M., 516 12th st. Routley, T., emp. El. Ry. Rowe, W. J., carpenter, ford. Roy, Geo., emp. B.S.M. Roy, Joseph R., resident engineer Dom- Public Works, Columbia, res. 136 Royal ave. Roy, Peter, machine hand R. C P. M., Ash. Roval Agricultural and Ins. Society, Arthur Malins, secretary, R OTAL CITY PLANING MILLS (LOCAL BRANCH) B.C. MILLS TIMBER AND TRADING CO., VANCOUVER. ROBERT JARDINE, Local Manager. COLUMBIA, WEST END. Royal City Transfer Co., H. A. Belyea & Co., Columbia ave. R OYAL COLU3IBIAN HO&PITAL, W. H. KEARY, Hon. Sec'y. SOI COLUMBIA AVE. E. Royal Insurance Co., A., Malins & Co., agents Clarkson, cor. MeKenzie. Rushton, Ernest, 1009 Queen's ave. Rushton, Herbert, machinist, 1009 Queen's ave; Rushton, John, machinist, h Queen's ave. Rushton, John Bailey, 1009 Queen's. Rushton, John William, mill hand, 1009 Queen's ave. :s^| Russel, Fred A., engineer, Sherbrooke, Sapperton. Russell, Geo., helper Vanstone's. Russell, Harry, attendant Asylum. Russell, Josiah, canner, h 228 9th st Russell, J., yardman R.CP.M. Russell, Mrs., 1st, cor. 3rd ave. Russell, T. A., emp. B.S.M. Ryall, Herbert, drugs, Columbia, corner Lome. Ryan, James, yardman R.C.P.M. Rystidt Frank, laborer, 117 Fife. Sabourne, E., emp. B.S.M. Sainsbury, R. J., guard Penitentiary. hi 390 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Saint, Joseph, emp. B.S.M. Saint Joseph, mill-hand, h 35 Hospital, Sapperton. Sait, Edwin, painter, cor. 3rd and 6th av. Salva, Emery, bdg. house, Columbia, Sapperton. Salvation Army Barracks, 8th st. Salvation Army officers' quarter 8th st. Sample, R., foreman El. Ry. "Sampson," Govt, snag boat, Clarence H. De Beck, master. Sampson, Thos., guard penitentiary, 518 Columbia. Sanders, Chas., engineer, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Sanderson, D. P., agent Gt. Nor. Ry., h 204 Agnes. Sangster, Alex., emp. Brackman & Ker, h 150 7th st. Sapperton Fire Hall, Peter Cameron captain, Carey, Sapperton. Sapperton School, Norton Strope, teacher Sapperton Steam Laundry, under control Sisters of Our Lady of Charity, Columbia, Sapperton. Sate. —., painter, 3rdst, cor. 6th ave. Sauer, P., emp. R.C.P.M. Saul, Fred., bds. Depot Hotel. Saul, J., laborer, 13th st, near Sth ave. Sault. Geo., carpenter R.C.P.M. Saunders, Chas., emp. C.P.R., 3rd ave., cor. 9th st. Sawyer. Jamps, carpenter, h 537 12th st. , Sayer. Jos., fireman, electric light, h 43 Oakland. Sayer, Robert, salesman Brunette S. M. St. Patrick st. Sayer. Thos.,' laborer, 7th ave. Schaake, Henry, msr. Schaake Machine Works, Front, h 142 7th st. Q CHAAKE MACHINE WORKS, ENGINEERS A MACHINISTS, HENRY SCHAAKE, Prop., FRONT ST. PHONE 117. Schaffer. B F., yardman R.CP.M. Schmidt, Robert, bds. Windsor Hotel. Schofield, Herbert, bds. Depot Hotel. Sclater, Wm., blacksmith, h Cumberland st., Sapperton. Scott, James, gardener, Burnaby. Scott, James, 439 Agnes. Scott, John, 264 2nd. Scott, J. G., mgr. Pacific Coast Lumber Co., Queen's ave. Scott, Mrs., wid., Columbia, Sapperton. Scottish Union & National Insurance Co., Major & Pearson, agents, Columbia, near Elliott. Scouler, Rev. Thos., chaplain B. C. Pe_ itentiary, h 142 Columbia. Semple, A. M., bds. Depot Hotel* Seymour, Chas., h 675 3rd ave. Seymour, C E., 604 Columbia, res- 675 3rd ave. Shadwell. H. B., customs department Bellevue, 3rd ave. Sharp, James H., bookkeeper R. C P §1 9th. Sharp, T., emp. B.S.M. Shaw, Fletcher, electrician, Mowat Sheedy. Wm. N., barber, Windsor Hotel Shepherd, Arthur, Court House, h Princess. Sheppard, J. W.. bds. Depot Hotel. Shildrick, Rev. A., Holy Trinity Cathedral, h .215 Carnarvon. Shiles, Bartley W.. contractor, Agnes. Chas. E., 615 Carnarvon. D. A., traffic supt. B.C. El. Ry, Shiles, Shiles Co.. Ltd. Shiles, W. Shore, A., Signor. B. Silva-White Barnabas 7th st Silvewright, Queen's. Simpson, John, graph Hotel. Sinclair & Co., boots and shoes, Columbia, cor. Begbie. Sinclair & Gordon, dry goods, Columbia. Sinclair, Marshall, of Sinclair & Gordon. h. St. George. Sinclair, Magnus, canneryman Boutilier & Co., Front st. Sinclair, R. P., 3rd ave., near 9th st. E., boots and shoes, Col- j contractor. 615 Carnarvon, machinist R.C.P.M. J., yardman R.CP.M. I Rev. Algernon, rector S Church, cor. 4th ave. ani Hattie, wid. James, h 531 j stonemason, bds. Tele- J., of Sinclair & Co., h. Sinclair, Wm. umbia. Sinclair, Wm. 427 Agnes. Sipprell, Rev. W. J.. B.A.. B.D.. principal Columbia College. Sisley, A. M bds. Depot Hotel. Sissley, —., cold storage, h Agnes, cor. 7th st. Sisters of Our Lady of Charity, controlling Sapperton Steam Laundrv, Sister Mary of St. Nobert (Tierney). Superioress, Columbia, Sapperton. Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Orphan1, age, Mary of St. Robert (Tiernay), Superioress, Columbia, Sapperton. Skill, Wm. H. emp. Brunette S. M. Ofc Sklanski, Frank. R. C P. M., Cariboft Slater. Thos... bds. Depot Hotel. Slater. W., blacksmith. Cumberland. Sloan Wm., tram conductor, 2nd. cor 5th ave. Small. Mrs. G. R., h Burr Block. Smeall. James, baker, Carnarvon, near 6th st. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Smith, —., foundryman, Burr Block. r Smith, —., laborer, 7th ave., near 3rd st Smith, Brother, R.C. Seminary, cor. (th st. and 3rd ave. n Smith. Elizabeth, wid. Philip, 701 Columbia, Sapperton. Smith. J., emp. R.C.P.M. Smith, James C, h 423 St. George. Smith, John, pattern maker, h Burr Block. „ « t> ,„■ Smith. Joseph W., turner, R.C.P.M. 517 -0th. Smith. J. Porter, messenger Bk of B.C. Smith, Patrick, penitentiary guard, Sapperton. Smith, Percival, shoemaker, 701 Columbia. Sapperton. Smith, Robert, helper Vanstone's. Smith, Robert, restaurant, 327 Front. Smith, Theodore, lab., h 701 Columbia, Sapperton. Smith, Thos. A., carpenter, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Smith, Wilbur, drayman, h 360 10th st. Smith. Wm. H., carpenter, Carey, Sapperton. Smith, W. A. De Wolf, Medical Health Officer, h 39 Blackwood. Smither, Alfred, accountant, h 356 12th st. Smither Russell, R.C.P.M., 5th ave. Snell, Chas. K., salesman, bds. Royal ave. Sparks. John, mattressmaker, 3rd ave., near 10th st. Sparks, Wm. John, carpenter, Ash, near 5th ave. Spearwater, Tilley W., fisherman, Hamilton, near 6th st. Speck, Alex., bicycle repairer, MeKenzie, near Carnarvon, h Burnaby. .Spittal,, Thos., mill hand Brunette S. M. Co., Hospital. Splan, Chas., canneryman, 231 Oakland. Spring, Isaac, teamster, h 317 3rd st. Springer, Miss Saddie E., teacher, Columbia College. Springett, Frank, watchmaker, Columbia, near Begbie. Sprott, John, supt. of roads, Government Buildings, h. 3rd ave. Stenhope, Joseph, foreman Can Factory, ,_n bapperton. w&$& .StarratJ. J., carpenter, h 518 Ash. Steam Boiler & Plate Glass Ins. Co., of London, Turner, Hart &■ Co., agents, Columbia ave. Steen Geo., carpenter, 20 Hospital, Sapperton. ' * igteiss. R., emp. B.S.M. Sterret, Dan, C P. R. conductor, _+ h 229 7th st. . Stephens, Alex., emp. Scott's Mill, Mowat, near 3rd ave. Stephens, J., printer Sun. Stewart, Donald, 6th ave., cor. 3rd st. Stewart, D. J., emp. El. Ry. Stewart, Findlay, penitentiary guard, 504 Columbia. Stinchcombe, E B. attendant, insane asylum. Stoddard, Thos., of H. A. Belyea & Oo. Stoney, F. yardman, R.C.P.M. Stoney, Thos. A., emp. R.C.P.M., Cornwall st. Stott, Wm., Burnett S. M. Co. Stott, Wm., foreman, waterworks, 14 Carey. Storm, Edward, fisherman, Auckland. Storm, John fisherman, Auckland. Stout, E., machinist, 1040 St. Andrews. Stout, H., emp. El. Ry. St. Ann's Convent, Rev. Sister Mary Good Shepherd Superioress, Carnarvon, near Blackwood. St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Rev. Arthur E., Vert. Pastor, 51 Blackwood. St. Barnabas Church, Rev. Algernon Silva-White, rector, cor. 10th st. and 5th ave. St. Charles R. C. church. Rev. Father Devriendt, cor. Agnes and Blackwood. St. Louis College, Rev. Emil M. Bunoz, O.M.I., Superior, Blackwood, cor. Agnes. St. Mary's Church (Episcopalian), Rev. J. H. Davis, rector, Columbia, Sapperton. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, Sister Roderick, in charge. St. Mungo Canning Co., James Anderson, mgr., Front. St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church, Rev. F. T., Reynolds, rector. Sun Fire Insurance Co. St. Peter's Church (R. C. Cathedral). cor. Clarkson & Blackwood. Stramberg, H. M., principal of high school, bds. Hotel Guichon. Strang, J. F., attendant insane asylum, Strople, Norton, school teacher, Carey. Sullivan, Daniel, teamster, Gilley Bros* h Auckland st. Summers, William, carpenter. 8th. Summerville, —., bds. 336 Columbia. Sun Fire Insurance Co. A. Malins & Co., agents Clarkson, cor. MeKenzie. Sun Life Ass. Co., of Canada, Turner, Hart & Co., agents, Columbia ave. Sun (The) Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., Wm. McNeill, mgr., Clarkson, near 6th st. Suter James, Galbraith & Sons, h Pine street. 392 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA iB ill CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. I i1h*w III 1 jSk'Si-i^ Suter, J. K., R. C. P. M., 211 Armstrong. Suter. Mrs. Emma, h Pine, near 3rd ave. Suter, R. W., B.A., Sc, Professor Columbia College. Sutherland, Alex., Carey Sapeprton. Sutherland, A., yardman R.C.P.M., bds. Depot Hotel. Sutherland, Geo., plasterer, h. 1031 Quebec. Sutherland, "Wm., plasterer, h. 1033 Quebec. ■Swain, G., blacksmith, 39 ■8th, h. 811 Milton. Swain, J., can factory, Sapperton. Swain, Samuel, baker, Carnarvon, near Lome, h 811 Milton. Swalwell, R. F., plumber, Vanstone's. Swanson, Louis, emp. B.S.M. Swanson, S. J., emp. B.S.M. Sweedish Church, 10th st., near Royal. Symcock, Harry, of McDonald & Symcock. Syres. Joseph, bds. Depot Hotel. Taylor, C, mill hand R. C P. M. h Mowat st. Taylor, John, laborer, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Telegraph Hotel, James R, Brennan. prop., Front. Temple, Wm., fireman C.P.R., 828 5th ave. Teskey, James, fisherman, Brunette. Thomas. Edward A., attendant Asylum. Thomas, Herbert, laborer, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Thomas, N., emp. B.S.M. Thomson, John, shoemaker, 9th st. Thompson, G. H., yardman R.C.P.M. Thompson, John, bds. Depot Hotel. Thompson, Peter, carpenter, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Thompson, Sam, cigarmaker, h Mowat, near 3rd. Ihorburn, G., motorman electric railway. Thomber Thornton Thornton Thrift, H L.. janitor, h 539 Liverpool. James, clerk, h 404 7th st. Thos., emp. city, h 7th ave. .-way-nan R.CP.M. Thurber, H. W. restaurant. Depot Htl. Thwathy, —., hack-driver, cor. 12th st. and 4th ave. Tidv. Stephen, contractor, 4th ave., cor. 10th st. Tisdale, Albert, mill-hand, h Carey. Sapperton. Tisdale, Arthur, helper Vanstone's. Tisdale, Maud, can factory, Sapperton. Tisdale, Mrs. A. A., widow, h Carey. Sapperton. Todd. James H., agent Singer machm.a, MeKenzie, near Carnarvon, h 1008 3rd ave. Toop, Richard, mattress works, Princess near 4th st. Townsend, Wm., bricklayer, h 235 4th street. Trapp, Frank, clerk T. J. Trapp, h Agnes. Trapp, T. J., & Co., hardware, Columbia, cor. Lome. Trapp, T. J., of T. J. Trapp & Co., I 413 Agnes. Tread, —., contractor, bds. 336 Columbia. Trodden, Mrs. James, h 464 4th st. Troop, H. E., engineer, S21 Douglas Place. Tuck, Douglas C, clerk Pub. Works Department, 209 Columbia. Tucker, Alexander, stonema-son, bds. Cleveland. Turnbull, George, contractor, 123 3rd ave. Turnbull, James, carpenter. 45 Begbie, Turnbull, Thos., carpenter. 215 9th st Turner, Ann C, wid. Duncan, 824 Milton. Turner, Fred. Geo., notary public, Guichon Block. Columbia, h 2nd st. Turner, Geo., C.E., res. Park road. Turner, Wm. B., engraver, h 4th ave., near 4th st. Twambly, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Union Assurance Society, of London, Alex. Bell, agent, Burr Block, Columbia, cor. 6th st. Urquhart Thos. bds.. Cosmopolitan. » #ACHON, A., PROP., WINDSOR HOTEL, COLUMBIA COR. BEGBIE. Vachon, Napoleon, clerk Windsor Hotel. Vanstone, Edward A., plumber, W. B. Vanstone, h Queen's ave., nr. 3rd st. Vanstone, W. E., plumber and steaffl fitter, Clarkson, h Queen's ave., near 3rd st. Venables, Percy, cold storage, 208 Ag- bS3:K; ties. Vert. Rev. A. E., pastor St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Vicker, H., emp. R.C.P.M. Viekers, Hugh, R. C. P. M., h 1005 Queen's ave. t Vidal. J. H., reporter Columbian, h 412 Royal ave. Vianen, Wm., captain, h 16th st. Vosper, Benson, emn. Gas Works. Wagner. W., mill hand R. C. P. M. Wales, G., emp. El. Ry. Walker, —., bricklayer, res. 340 Columbia Walker, Albert, barher, h 22 Bushby. Walker, David, barber, h 22 Bushby. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Walker, Richard Eden, M. D., 4th st. Walker, Walter J., auditor, notary pub lie, 528 Columbia, res. Burr Block. Walker,- Wm. B„ gardener, h 6th st, near 4th ave. Wallace, W., tallyman R.C.P.M. Walmsley, Edw., Brunette Mills, 83< Brunette, Sapperton. Walmsley, H., emp. B.S.M. Walmsley, James, fireman No. 1 Hall. Walmsley, James, watchman C P. R 10 Carey st. Walmsley, Leslie, Brunette Mill, 10 Carey. Walmsley, Thos., retired, 10 Carey s Walmsley, Thos., Jr., Brunette Mill, !• Carey st. Walter, James, yardman R.C.P.M. Ward, J., mill hand R. C: P. M. Ward, J. A., box factory Brunette S M. Co., Carey, Sapperton. Ward, Thomas E., carpenter, Durham Ward, Wm. F.. blacksmith, Carey, Sapperton. Warner, J. H. & Co., plumbers, Clarkson, near 6th st. Warren, Sidney, pile-driver, bds. Cleveland. Warwick, Charles, bookkeeper, Queen's. Warwick, Geo., clerk, 734 Queen's Warwick, Wm., clerk h. Queen's. Waterman, Thos., fisherman, 5th cor. 14th st. Watson, Ed., emp. B.S.M., h 615 narvon. Watson, J. H., Captain No. 1 Fire Hall. ( olumbia ave. Watt. Frank, carpenter, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Watt. James, engineer. Hospital st., Sapperton. Wayer, Robt., bds. Depot Hotel. Webber, Edgar L., accountant, h 235 6th st. Welch. George F.. painter and paper hanger. Columbia, res 7th' ave. Wells, Nelson, 7th. Wells, N. C, emp. R.C.P.M. Wells. Wm.. woodworker, Carey, Sapperton. Welsh. Chas., Jubilee Grocery, Columbia ave., h. Royal ave., cor. 6th. Welsh & Co., photographers, Co lumbia ave. Welsh, C photographer, Curtis-Armstrong Block, Columbia. Welsh. C. srrocer. 008 Agnes. Welsh. Daniel, architect, h 236 3rd ave. welsh, Duncan, school teacher, Carnarvon. agent, Columbia ave., h 2nd. dentist, bds. Colonial Hotel. 734 ave ave,, Gar- Welsh, D Welsh, F.', SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White JJnamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign fetters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY Welsh, Henry, farmer, h. 247 7th st Welsh. Howard, photographer, Co lumbia ave., h 609 Agnes. Welsh, John, tailor, 350 2nd st. Welsh, Michael, canneryman, 13th st, near 5th ave. Welsh, Wm., guard penitentiary, Sapperton. West End School, cor. 6th ave. and 12th. West End Presbyterian Church, cor. 6th ave. and 12th st. Western Assurance Co., F. J. Coulthard, agent, Trapp Block, Columbia. Western Insurance Co., of Canada, Turner. Hart & Co.. agents, Columbia Westminster & Kootenay Mining Brokerage & Inv. Co., Ltd., H. J. A. Burnett, mgr. Westminster Brewery, Nels Nelson, proprietor. Sapperton. Westminster Opera House, Arthur Malins, sec'y., cor. Victoria and Lome. Westminster Royal Industrial and Agr. Society, W. H. 'Keary, mgr.; Arthur Malins, sec'y. Wheeler, E. O., bds. Depot Hotel. Whelan, Father John Baptier, O.M.I., St. Louis College, Blackwood st. Whelen, E., bds. Telegraph Hotel. White, Alfred E., accountant and insurance agent, Burr Block, h 4th st. White, Mrs. widow Rev. E., h 257 4th White, Thos. C, stenographer Dom. Lands, bds. Colonial Hotel. Whitehouse, Thos., carpenter, Nanaimo, near 6th st. Whittendale, John, emp. B.S.M. Whittendale, J., emp. can factory. Whittendale, James, emp. Brunette S. M. Co. Whiteside. D.. government court house. 819 4th ave. Whittaker. Henry J., clerk salesman Royal City Mills, and assist, h 243 10th. 394 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA i:I- H-mi* CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Whyman, Edward, janitor city hall, 6th cor. 5th ave. Whyte, J. C, warden penitentiary, Columbia. Sapperton. Whyte, Thos., emp. B.S.M. Wiggins, John, farmer, 12th, cor. 10th ave. Willberg, B., cigarmaker, bds. Depot Hotel. Wilberg, W., bds. Depot Hotel. Wilkie, O., attendant Asylum. Will, William, carter R.C.P.M. Williams, ., conductor, El. Ry. Williams, Daniel M., cannery prop., bds. Colonial Hotel. Williams, G.. factory hand R. C. P. M. Williams. Henry, h. 91 4th. Williams, Herbert J., bartender Guichon Hotel. Williams, H. H., emp. R. C P. M., 3rd ave. Williams, Louis, contractor, 727 Columbia. Williams, Major, carpenter, 519 Carnarvon. Williamson, Lawrence, cook, h. Cor. MeKenzie and Columbia. Wilson, Hugh A., mgr. Tel. office, 569 6th ave. Wilson, Hugh, architect, 147 8th st. Wilson, H.,.helper, R.CP.M. Wilson, Jacob, boat-builder, 7th ave, cor. 4th st. Wilson, Leonard, boatbuilder, cor. 8th and 4th. Wilson, Ralph, carpenter, 567 6th ave. Wilson, Thos., trimmer R.C.P.M. Wilson, Thos., mee. eng., h 4th ave. %AlTXDSOR HOTEL, A. VACHON, PROP., COLUMBIA, COR. BEGBIE. Wintermute, Alfred, cabinetmaker, h , ave. and 6th st. Wintemute, A. B., machine hand, 4-.5 Columbia ave., h 251 6th st. Wintemute Furniture Co. (Geo. M. & R. Wintemute). Columbia, cor. MeKenzie. Wintemute, Geo. M., bicycle agent, 433 Columbia ave., h. 299 3rd ave. Wintemute, Joseph, carpenter, 299 3rd ave. Wintemute, R., of Wintemute Bros., 537 Queen's ave. Wise, James, fish guardian, 418 Royal ave. Wise, J. M., of Bilodeau & Wise, Depot Hotel. Witt, Louis, cigar maker, bds. Depot Hotel. Wize, William, farmer, h. 1017 Royal ave. Wolfenden, Geo., canneryman, 440 Ash. Wolfenden, Wm., collector Inland Rev., P.O. building, h. 215 3rd ave. Women's Hospital, Miss K. E. Smith, Matron, cor. 3rd ave and 2nd st. Wood, A. B., millwright, Carey Cappe* ton. Wood, Norman, millwright Alexander, near Columbia, h 146 Columbia. Wood, William, emp. Gilley Bros., 1033 St. Andrew's. Woods, A. E., foreman factory R. C. P. Mills, h '561 llth st. Woods, E. M. N., barrister, 604 Columbia, res. Royal cor. St. Anns. Woods, George, h. 350 llth. Woods, G. H., factory hand R. C. P. M. Woods, Lee, emp. B.S.M. Woods, Mrs. C, wid., boarding house, Agnes, cor. 7th st. Woods, Samuel, emp. C.P.R., h 645 3rd ave. Woodward, Miss, nurse, 601 6th st. Woorster, Wm. Summers, warehouseman, Gilley Bros., h Clinton Place. Worley, Wm., h 208 Royal. Worsfold, Cuthbert C. draughtsmaa Pub. Works Dept., h. cor. 7th st and 3rd ave. Wraith, Fred, blacksmith, h 313 3rd ave. Wright, Amos, laborer, cor. 4th ave. and 13th st, Wright, James M., attendant Asylum. Wvlie, Joseph, of F. Boutellier & Co., h Front. Yates. A. E., bds. Depot Hotel. Yates. Charles, emp. Gas Works, res. Burnaby. Yates, Geo., emp. Gas Works, 3rd ave., near llth st. Yeomans, A., emp. B.S. Mills, h Sapperton. Yeomans, Quivillia, wid. Able, Carey, Sapperton. Youdall, Hugh, of H. J. Thorne & Co., h. St. George. Yorkshire Guarantee and Security Corporation, Alex. Bell, agent. Columbia, cor. 6th st. Young, Captain Clarendon S.. h 241 7th. Young, Harry, Burnett S. M. Co. Young, Henry, retired, 5 Carey Sapped ton. Youne:. H.. carter R.C.P.M. Yuill, Duncan James, clerk T. A. Ann- andale, bds. near Crescent. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Gee, Hing, laundry, Blackie. Hee Chung & Co., tailors Mclnnis, cor. Columbia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. New Westminster. Hong Yuen & Co., merchants, Mclnnis. Hop Lee, laundry, Columbia, near Alexander. _, \ Hop Wau, laundry, 352 Columbia. Kwong Man Tai & Co., Lee Coy, mgr., merchants, Columbia, near McNeely. Kwong On Wo & Co., imp. and dealers in opium and general merchandise, 525 Front. Kwong Wing Lung, merchant, Mclnnes. Lee Coy, mgr. Kwong Man Tan & Co., Front. , Lee Sing & Co., confectioners, 603 Agnes. Lui Ah, cook R.C.P.M. Quen, Yick, grocer, Mclnnis. Quon, Lung, merchandise, Mclnnis. Quon Lung, merchant, 4i7 Front. Works. Sam Chung, laundry, Blackie. Sam Shing, laundry, Victoria, cor. MeKenzie. Sing Kee, merchant, Columbia, cor. Mclnnis. - Sing Lee, laundry, Blackie. Sing Kee, merchant, 929 Columbia ave. Sing Lee, 40 Blackie. Sing Lung, laundry, 10th st., near Royal ave. Tai Kee, merchant, Mclnnis. Tai Loy & Co., grocers and dry goods, Columbia, cor. McNeil. Tai Sing, butcher, Mclnnis. Tsung, Yuen, grocer, Mclnnis. Wing Lee, laundry, 381 Front. Wing Lung, grocer, 427 Front. Ying, Tai & Co., merchants, Mclnnis, cor. Columbia. Yuen, Shing, merchant, Mclnnes. NICOLA LAKE, (See also Otter Valley.) (See also Contlee, Lower Nicola, Quilchena and Rockford.) A settlement in the Nicola Valley, situated at the western end of Nicola Lake, 12 miles west of Quilchena. Has money "order and savings bank. Mail stage twice a week. Nearest railway, telegraph and express office Spence's Bridge, dis. 50 miles; Kam- - loops 60 miles. Has Presbyterian and Methodist churches, a public school, good water power, and extensive grazing lands. It is reached by the Kamloops and Spence's Bridge stage. In north riding Yale district. Population, 1899, 125. Postmaster, A. R. Carrington. Allan, Hugh, stage driver. Bell, Robert Duncan, farmer. Bent, George, Chapman. Budd, John C, horse-breaker. Bushell, Alfred William, miller. Canington, John B., farm laborer. CARRINGTON, ARTHUR R. MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. Carrington, Thomas, farmer. Clapperton, George A., rancher. Clapperton, John, J.P., govt, agent. Crake, Fredk. J., watchmaker. Clark, John, farmer and mail contractor. Clark, Robert Laidlaw, mail carrier. Clark, Walfer, laborer. Corbett, John, farmer. Corbett, James, farmer. Dalley, Edwin, stock raiser. Duncan, J. H., clerk A. E. Howse. Fleming, James, stage driver. Fyall, Adolphus, farm laborer. Gillie, James D., farmer. Goettlich, Edwin, saddler. Goodison, Alfred, farmer. Gulliford, John, employer Govt. road. Howse, Albert Elgin, general merchant, and saw mill Hunter, Thomas, saw mill. Kinney Wm. Thomas, school teacher. . McGregor, J. R., carpenter. Mansfield, Frank, farmer. Marquart, Peter, stock-raiser. Munro, Daniel L., laborer. Munro, Wm., farmer. Munton, C, gentleman. Murchison, James W., carpenter. Mvrray. Bev. G., Presbyterian minister. Nash, Charles, blacksmith's apprentice. Nash, J. F. P., laborer. Neun, C. J., miner. Neville, Rev. Thomas, Methodist. Orchard, E. A. Paige, Ferederick George, blacksmith. Pooley, James, farmer. Pooley, John, farmer. Richards, J. R. A., mgr. Driard Hotel. Riley, William, blacksmith. Rushbrook, G. A., farmer. Smith, Robert, farmer. Solomon, S. J., farmer. Stoutenburg, A., farmer. Sutcliffe, H. W.„ farmer. Sutton. A. M., physician Winney, H. R., stockman. Woodward, Caleb, carpenter. NICOMEKL, (See also Surrey Centre.) A settlement on Kensington Prairie. New Westminster, dis. 12 miles; 396 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Nicomeki. North Bend. mm.i railway station Cloverdale, dis. miles in Surrey Municipality. Postmaster—R, M. Hornby. Anderson, Charles, fisherman. Bryant, L., logger. Jacobson, John, boat builder. Ludlow, Richard. McMillan, John, storekeeper. Mollyneux, —., gentleman. • Murcheason, Savnuel, painter. Walker, Samuel, farmer. 1_ NICOMEN, (See also De Roche.) (See also Sumas P.. O.) A station on the C.P.R., 52 miles east of Vancouver, in the New We_t- minster district. The Fraser River is only a mile south, and Sumas P. O. just across the river. In Nicomen Municipality. Postmaster, Wm. Brown. Baldoek, John, farmer. Barnes, Fredk. K., farmer. Barnes, Alfred, farmer. Barnes, John, farmer." Barrick,' J. B., farmer. Brown, William, blacksmith Bush, Arthur Herbert, farmer. Caron, Levi, farmer. Garon, Simeon, farmer. Caron, Theophile J., farmer. Chartres, Edward, farmer. Combes, William, farmer. Curtis, George, farmer. Elmsley, George, farmer. Gourley,- Alexander, farmer. Gourley, Andrew, farmer. Gourley, George, farmer. Gourley, James, farmer. Gourley, John, farmer. Gourley, Richard, farmer. Gourley, Robert, farmer. Gourley, Thomas, farmer. Gourley, Walter, farmer. Hathey, William, farmer. Harris, Wellington J., farmer. Hill, George, farmer. Jaggers, John, farmer. Kelly, Thomas, farmer. Lavell, Charles George, laborer. Lavell, Henry William, sec. foreman. Magar, George, farmer. Magar, Fenwick, farmer. Magar, James, farmer, Magar, John, farmer. McBride, John, farmer. McDonald, Alexander, farmer. McDonald, Samuel, farmer. McDonald, William, farmer. Mclnnis, George, farmer. Mclnnis, John A., farmer. Miller, Henry Gilbert, farmer. Miller, Henry L., farmer. Morrison, Donald A., farmer. Morrison, Malcolm, farmer. Rowleau, George, l<_rmer. Smith,' George L., farmer. Spring, Isaac Thomas, farmer. Thompson, Amos P., farmer, sec. 28, Tp. 20. Thompson, Alexander, farmer. Thompson, Alexander, farmer. Thompson, Randolph, farmer. Tremblay, Emory, farmer. Tremblay, Joseph, farmer. Williams, Bryan Arthur, farmer. Worth, A., farmer. Worth, Benjamin, farmer. Worth, Eli, farmer. Worth, J. E., farmer. Yeomans, Abel, farmer. Yeomans, James, farmer. NICOMEN SLOUGH, A settlement and steamboat landing on the Fraser River above Hatzie, Nicomen station, dis. 1 mile, and Sumas P. O. across the river. NIMPKISH KIVEE, A steamboat landing and fishing station near Alert Bay. NINE MILE CREEK, A post on the Cariboo road, 9 miles South of Soda Creek P.O. Lyne Bros., saw mill, blacksmiths and rachers. Lyne, John, farmer. Lyne, Wm., Jr., blacksmith. NOOTKA, (See Friendly Cove.) NORTH ARM, Formerly a post office. Now called Eburne. NORTH BEND, (See also Boston Bar.) A division town on the main line of the C.P.R., 129 miles east of Vancouver, in the Yale district. Has EH SEES GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. NORTH BEND post, telegraph and express office, C. P.R. Hotel and dining station, Episcopal' and Roman Catholic churches. Population, 200. Postmaster, W. Arnott. Ades, A. C.P.R. trackman. Agnes Mining Co., Capt. Garland mgr. Arnott, William, general store and ARNOT, WILLIAM, GEN. STORE AND POSTMASTER. Barrett, J. W., dredge engineer. Barry, Charles, bridge carpenter. Bell, James E., miner. Bloor, Geo., watchman C.P.R. Bow, George R., ticket exchange C.P.R. Bryan, Wm., OP. switchman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Henry Ernest Leslie, agent. Caud, Silas, stonemason. Choate, Ed., C.P.R. bridge inspector. Choate, J., asst. C.P.R. bridge inspector. Clark, C. D., employee C.P.R. Cody, P. H., foreman C.P.R. Copeland, John, farmer, 36 Mile post Cotterell, Herbert V., operator C.P.R. Coughlin, Wm., C.P.R. foreman. Crick, Fred, C.P.R. fireman. Dubberley, J., carpenter. Eaton, J. L., bridge carpenter. Farce, Chas., bridge carpenter. Farr, Ed., C.P.R. foreman of masonery work. Fill, John A., carpenter. Florence, John, laborer. Florence, Joseph, farmer. Florence, James, farmer. 43rd Mining & Milling Co., of Cariboo, Ltd., Wm. Regan, manager. Fraser Canyon Hotel (C.P.R.), Miss Mollinson, mgr. Garland, Capt. N., mining expert. Gillis, James, stonemason. Gilstead, Harry, cook. Graser, Simon P., loc. foreman C.P.R. Halhsey, James, line repairer C.P.R. Hanson, A., trackman, C.P.R. Hardington, James, car-repairer C.P.R. Hawthornethwaite, Miss, C.P.R. Hotel. Hunt, Wm., yardmaster, C.P.R. Jamieson, Robert, farmer. Jamieson ,William, farmer. Jamieson, William A., farmer, 34 Mile post Johnson, G, bridge carpenter. Johnston, Andrew, rock driller. Kelly, Daniel, section foreman C.P.R. Keough, Patrick, carpenter. Lane, George, miner. Leslie, Henry Ernest- agent C P R Lundeburg, E, C.P.RXcksmit'h Lyons, Andrew, miner. Lyons, (John and Elisha), general store. Lyons, Phillip, clerk. McArkill, Neil, miner. McGauley, Thos., bridge carpenter. McGrure, Duncan, bridge carpenter. McLennan, Miss Jessie. McMillan, Miss Jennie, school teacher. Mackenrot, E. A., C.P.R. fireman. Maxwell, John, operator C.P.R. Malcolm, James, blacksmith. Michelson, Charles, miner. Mollinson, Miss, mgr. C.P.R. Hotel. Morrison, Malcolm, miner. Munro, A., asst. roadmaster, C.P.R. Oliver, Wm., bridge carpenter. Ottawa Hydraulic Mining Co., . Wm. Regan, manager. Perrigo, J. B., C.P.R. foreman. Peterson, 0., miner. Phemister, Andrew, farmer. and watchman. Plowman, J., gardener. Prenter, Chas., bridge carpenter. PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCH— j Rev. Samuel Lundie, B.A., missionary. Regan, I., miner. Regan, Wm., mgr. Ottawa Hydraulic Mining Co. Renaud, Joseph, bridge carpenter. Restell, Ed., hotel waiter. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— Rev. Father Lejune, missionary. Ross, A., blacksmith. Ruttan, Thomas, miner. Ryan, Thos., miner. Saup, S. L., C.P.R. timekeeper. Sevries, E., C.P.R. gardener. Scott, Lester, car repairer. Shaw, A. E., C.P.R. employee. Sills, Thomas, C.P.R. loco, foreman. Smith, J. N., section foreman. Stewart, W. W., C.P.R. fireman. Stoddart, G. D., prospector. Storey, J. W., miner. Sturdevant, Ed., C.P.R. bridge carpenter Symmes, L. R., manager Beatly Gold Dredging Co. 398 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA North Bend. Northfield. Turner, John, fuel man C.P.R. Wade, Phillips, C.P.R. quarry foreman. Wadsworth, P., blacksmith. Walbridge, W. A., miner. Wallace, Robert, stonemason. , Warlow, W., sr., painter. Warlow, W., jr., C.P.R. employee. Webb, John & Co., Mountain Hotel, and general store. Whitehead, Ernest, clerk and timekeeper, C.P.R. Wright, Col. Joshua, mgr. Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd. Wo-Kee, Chinese merchant. NORTHFIELD, New Wellington.) A mining town 2J miles from Na naimo, on the main road to Wellington. The celebrated seam of the New Wellington coal mined by lhe , New Vancouver Coal and Land Co., is situater here, has telephone and telegraph connection with Nanaimo and Wellington, has 3 public schools, Presbyterian and Anglican Churches. Postmaster, D. S. Macdonald. Anderson, Mrs. Charles. Anderson, Wm., miner. Andre, Frank, teamster. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. David Dunlop. Badcock, Wm., dairyman. Balzano, Angelo, grocery. Bartlett, C A., Hamilton Powder Co. Barrett, James, prop. Half-way Hotel. Beattie, Walter, Hamilton Powder Co. Becque, J. B., miner. Bellamy, Hugh, Hamilton Powder Co. Blakley, Mrs., boarding house. Blakley, Thos., boarding hoase. . Buddo, Joseph, storekeeper. Chimley, Ernest, miner. Clarkson, Alex., contractor. Clarkson, James, engineer. Coorens, Charles, farmer. Cottle, John, driver. Cottle, Mat, miner. Dillon, Henry H., barrister. Doward, Enoch, miner. Drew, Thos,, laborer. Dudley, James, miner. Duggan, Albert, miner. Dunlop, Rev. David, Anglican. Dyer, D. B., miner. Eastman, E. I Ellis, Henry, miner. Eno, John, miner. Eno, Mrs., widow. Fern Hugh miner. Fox, Patrick, miner. Gear, James, miner. Glenn, James, miner. Gray, James, grocer. Gueulette, Joseph, miner. Hamilton Powder Co., W. A. Young supt. Hill, James, laborer. Hodgson, Joseph, miner. Hodgson, Wm., miner. Hollod, John, miner. Horth, Charles William, hotel. Hunter, J. G., miner. Hygh, George E., engineer, Hamilton Powder Co. Hygh, Herbert, Hamilton Powder Co. Hygh, Wm. J., foreman, Hamilton Powder Co. Jack, William, farmer. Jackson, J. C, miner. James, F., miner. Janey, Victor, hotel. Jones, Chas, miner. Kent, Walter, Hamilton Powder Co. Lake, F., miner. Latham, Thos., hotelkeeper. Lobyey, Wm. miner. MACDONALD, D. S., GROCER AND POSTMASTER. McAdy, Dan, miner. McDermot, Wm., hotel. McKinnon, Dan, miner. McKinnon, Dennis, miner. Manwaring, A. E., grocer. Matthews, John, miner. -May, W. H., school teacher. Medley, John, Hamilton Powder Co. Meredith, George, miner. Meredith, Tom, miner. Morgan, Wm., sr., retired. - Morris, Mrs. Thos. Morris, Robert, miner. Nankiville, Joseph, miner. Norcross, J. E., principal public school. Parrott, James, saloon. Paterson, John T., miner. Peterson, John, Hamilton Powder Oo. Potter, James, miner. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. W. B. Rendall. Preston, Geo., emp. Waterworks. Public School, J. E. Norcross, principal. Ramsay, Miss, school teacher. Rankhurst, Alex., emp. Waterworks. Regard, A., miner. Roberts, Geo., butcher. Roberts, Stephen, butcher. Robinson, Andrew, miner. Robinson, Wm., .sr., miner. Ross, Henry, livery. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORS'. Northfield. Rumming, C. H., club. Rumming, Charles H., weighman, Russell, Wm., miner. Scale, A., teamster Hamilton Powder Co.' Sharman, Joseph, miner. Simpson, Wm., miner. Smiley, J. W.. Hamilton Powder Co. Smith, David, farmer. Smith, Miss K. C, school teacher. Spieck, Geo.,' hotelkeeper. Stevens, G. S., Hamilton P. Oo. Taylor, Geo., miner. Thomas, L., miner. Vacerresa, Fred, miner. Vacerresa, Victor, miner. Wibblc-y, Thos. Whalan, T., Hamilton Powder Co. Whitehead, Mathew. WillgusS', Chas., miner. Wilson, Geo., miner. Wilson, Hugh, miner. Wilson, John, milkman. Wilson, Thomas, miner. Wilson, Wm., miner. Xavier, Frank, Hamilton Powder Co. Young, W. A., Hamilton Powder Works. NORTH SAANICH, (See Saanichton.) see also Sidney and Trugoose. A country postoffice in the Victoria district on Shoal Bay, 18 miles north of Victoria and 2% miles north of Sidney, terminus of V. & S. Ry. Has Anglican church, public school and saw mill. Post master, Isabella Wright. Armstrong, Wm. farmer. Armstrong, Wm. R., J.P., farmer. Atkinson, Frank, farmer. - Atkinson, James L., farmer. Pargquist, Andrew G., farmer and blacksmith. Blasson, Bertie, farmer. Blosson, Bertie, dairyman. Breeds, R. Henry, farmer. Casewell, Wm. M., dairyman. Caven, John, farmer. Downey, David Allen, farmer. Downey, John Henry, farmer. Downey, John J., farmer. Forfar, Thos. J., clerk. Harrison, John Thomas, farmer. Hort, Rufus Philip, farmer. Hortt, William, farmer. Imrie, John, farmer. Imrie, Peter, farmer. John, Jas. R., farmer. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. John, David, farmer. Lennon, W. M., farmer. McClure, Robert, farmer. McDonald, Alexander, farmer. Menagh, Alexander, farmer. Mickillighan, Henry, farmer. Miller, Isaac M., general merchant. Mills, Mrs., wid. George, farmer. Mills, Robert, farmer, Mitten, Wm„ farmer. Morran, Benjamin, blasksmith. Mos es, Chris, farmer. Mos es, David Daniel, farmer. Musgrave, Thos., farmer. Newing, James, farmer. North Saanich Dairy, Malinot, farmer. North Saanich Hotel, store and post- office, Alex. Wright prop. Ogilvie, William. Otto, John, carpenter. Page, Wm., farmer. Reid, John S., farmer. Stewart, J. L., farmer. Towner, Henry, farmer. Towner, William, farmer. Wain, Alexander, farmer. Wain, Henry, sr., farmer. •Wain, Henry, jr., carpenter. Wain, William Thomas, farmer. Wright, Alex., hotel prop. NORTH SALT SPRING, (See also Vesuvius Bay and Salt Spring Island.) A post settlement at the north end of Salt Spring Island, Chemainas, nearest railway station dis. 12 miles. Weekly steamer from Victoria. Postmaster, Wm. Robertson. Ashworth, L. C, school teacher. Beale, Holden, farmer and fisherman, Galiano Island. 400 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA North Salt Spring. Notch Hill. Booth, John Paton, M.P.P., farmer. Caldwell, Henry, farmer. Caldwell, William, farmer." Cotsford, William T., farmer. Epron, Geo., farmer. Hampton, Wm.,. farmer. James, Edward, fisherman. Lakin, Ernest, farmer. Lakin, Frank Levy, farmer. Mahaffey, John, sealer. McFadden, Wm., farmer. Pottinger, Chas., farmer. Robertson, James, farmer. ROBERTSON, WM., J. P. Rosman, Edward, farmer. Rosman, Ed. J., farmer. Sampson, Henry, farmer. Smith, Wm., farmer. Spence, George R., farmer, secretary Isl. Volmers, Harry, farmer and fisherman, Galiano Island. Whims, William, farmer, NORTH SURREY, In Surry municipality, New West- ' minster district. NORTH THOMPSON RIVER, Post office Kamloops. (See, also Louis Creek.) Cameron, John Alexander, rancher. Loney, George, rancher. Spratt Bros. (Michael & Dennis), rancher Pidgeon Daubney, miner and trapper. NORTH VANCOUVER, The municipality extends from Point Atkinson to the North Arm of Burrard Inlet. Reeve, J. C. Woodrow. Baxter, Peter, logger. Bums, Herbert, engineer. . Burns, James, patternmaker. Burns, Peter, fisherman. Codocco, Andrew, fisherman. Cornish, Benj., of Cornish & Cooper. Gowern, John, rancher. Crickmay, Alfred E. Diplock, Arthur B. Eggie, Wm., rancher. Ferguson, David, rancher. Flores, Peter, fisherman. Foxley, John, mgr. Brickyard. Gallegos, Jos., fisherman. Gill, J. C, electrician. Gonzales, Pedro, fisherman. Hancock, John. Howse, A. civil engineer. Howse, C R., rancher. Irwin, Walter, lighthouse keeper, Point Atkinson. Kealy, Arnold E. Keene, Wm. L. Kickham, Capt., master mariner. McConnell, G., Cooper. McDonald, Duncan. Madden, John, rancher. Manuel, Andrew, fisherman. Maranda, Frank, fisherman. Mee, Charles, saloon. Nee, Charles. Newman, Walter, Waterworks foreman. Nienman, Walter, dairyman. North Vancouver Land and Improvement Co., Ltd., F. J. Proctor, sec'y, Vancouver City. North Vancouver Municipality—Reeve, J. C. Woodrow; Clerk, W. L. Keene; Assessor, Henry J. Saunders; Council— J. R. Tite. Walter Irvin, W. H; May and B. J. Cornish. Nye, A. D. Nye, Wm. Parker. Wm. Semisch, Otto, capitalist. Thorne, H. ,T. & Co., brickyard, office, Vancouver. Tite, C. R. Tremble, E. Wattle, James, road foreman. NORTHWEST BAY, (P. 0. Welcome Pass.) A steamboat landing and logging camp on the east coast of Vancouver Island, di..' from Vancouver, 42 miles; Welcome Pass dis. 8 miles. NOTCH HILL, A station on the main line O.P.R., 300 miles east of Vancouver, in Yala district; Kamloops dis. 50 miles. Postmaster, Chas. Castle. Algar, Chas. P., storekeeper. Anderson, Erie, farmer. Brainard, H. W, farmer. Broderick, Martin, farmer. Brooks, Henry, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Frank Robinson, operator. Cannette, Cleophus, lumberman. CASTLE, CHAS., POSTMASTER. Columbia River Lumber Co., Ltd., saw mill. Head office Golden. Deal, John, farmer. Desjardin, Jean, lumberman. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Notch Hill. Dilworth, John, fanner. Fowler, Henry, farmer. Gormley, James, farmer. Goth, Louis, farmer. Halliday, Robt, farmer. Hanson, Chas., farmer. > Hemstridge, William, farmer. Hopwood, Henry, farmer. Johnson, Martin, farmer. Jones, Thomas Henry, farmer. Lauder, Miss Edith M., school teacher. Lege, Fred, farm Libby, Frank Wagner, farmer. Mclntyre, Donald, farmer. Mclntyre, John, farmer. Mclntyre, Malcolm, farmer. Mitchell, John, farmer. Neal, William, farmer. Newsom, John, farmer. Pauette, D. J., bartender. Peauquette, Louis, farmer. Robinson, John H., hotel- Sullivan, Michael, hotel. Taylor, George, farmer. Way, George, farmer. . Willett, Frank, farmer. 1 Williams, Joseph, miner. OAK BAY, A suburh of Victoria, for names see Victoria city directory. OAKLANDS, (See also Cedar Hill.) j A suburb of Victoria city. Lansdowne and Oakland Avenues and Cedar Hill Road. Postmaster, Mrs. E. L. Fisher. Fisher, Mrs. E. L., grocer, etc. OKANAGAN, (See also Spallumcheon.) A post settlement in the Yale district at the head of Okanagan Lake Nearest railway station and telegraph office Vernon, dis. 7 miles. In Spallumcheen Municipality. Postmaster, C. O'Keefe. Banks, James Enos, farmer Banks, William, farmer. Eden, Frank A., farmer. Clinton, Thomas, farmer. Greenhow, Mrs E., wid. Thomas, rancher, S. O'Neill, foreman. Harris, Isaac, farmer. Hayes, Thomas N., farmer. Hogg, J. Baker, farmer. Howe, Walter, farmer. McLennan, James, farmer. O'Neal, S., ranch foreman. O'Keefe, Cornelius, J.P., rancher and postmaster. Schwengers, Miss, teacher. OKANAGAN FALLS, (See also Penticton.) A settlement distant from Penticton 15 miles situated at the foot of Dog Lake, 74 miles from Okanagan Landing. Postmaster—John McLellan. Basassa, James, farmer.' Beaucage, Arthur, rancher. . Cosby, J., laborer. Dulton, Wm., farmer. Ford, Alex., farmer. Gillespie, Dugal, rancher. Gillespie, D., farmer. Gillespie, W., farmer. Hamilton, A., laborer. Hill, C W., millwright. Hines, Robert, rancher. Lawrence, —., rancher. Martin, James, farmer. Matheson, John, farmer and blacksmith. Moore, G. H., rancher. Myerhoff, Robt., freighter. McLean, Neil, farmer. « McLean, Roderick, rancher. McLellan. John, postmaster. Prather, J. T., farmer. Snodgrass, John, Snodgrass, Joseph, of W. J. S. & Son. Snodgrass, W. J. & Sons, general store, hotel and saw mill, stage line Prentic- ton and Greenwood. Whitby, —., storeman. Winnett, T. B., carriagemaker OKANAGAN LANDING, The terminus of the Shuswap & Okanagan Ry., 51 miles from Sica- Mous junction, Vernon, 5 miles,.has telegraph office. Population, 1899, about 50. Armintage, Emerson, agent. Burnham, John, baggageman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Emerson, Armitage, agent. "Aberdeen," steamer, C.P.R.—Geo. L. Esta brooks, captain; R. C, Haws, chief engineer; J. A. Macdonald, purser. L 27 !HRB_H_!B___!JHBe__B_H u ass ju»m HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLL M BIA Okanagan Landing. Okanagan Mission. Curven, James, brakeman. Donaldson, J. A., rancher. Estabrooks, Geo. L., Capt. SS. Aberdeen Gilbert, Mrs., Hotel. Gilham, A., steward, SS. Aberdeen. Hawes, Richard C, chief eng. str. Aberdeen. MacDonald, J. A., purser SS. Aberdeen. MacLeod, John, hotel. Riley, Thos., mate str. Aberdeen. Van Antwerp, W. F., enggineer C.P.R. and grocer. Weeks, Arthur, fireman SS. Aberdeen. OKANAGAN MISSION, (See also Kelowna and Trout Creek.) A post settlement on the west side of Okanagan Lake, 35 miles from Vernon, from which it is reached by regular steamier. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express office Vernon, dis. ."^5 miles. Has a hour nidi, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian churches. Nearly all the valuable farming land is taken up. This valley is about 10 miles long, in some places 6 miles wide, in others but 2 miles. There are a number of small er valleys connecting with this valley, hut they all go to form the Okanagan Mission Valley. For fruit growing 'this valley has few equals ■ in B. C. Apples, pears, plums, grapes, and peaches are grown in abundance. These latter trees have just found their way into the valley. In the woods are found black brown, and grizzly bears, wolves and coytes, lions and wolverine. Of amphibious fur-bearing animals we have otter, beaver and fisher. Deer, cariboo, marmots, grouse, fowl-hens, par- bridges, ducks, geese, crane and many others much sought after by sportsmen are abundant. Trout and salmon are plenty. The weather is exceedingly mild in summer, it is rarely over 90 degrees in the shade, while the evenings are cool. Postmaster, Bernard Lequime. Bartley, J. H., farmer. Berard, Maxime Alexander, farmer. Bottrell, John, miner. Bouvette, William Frank, farmer. Bowler, Henry Ernest, farmer. BragionL Bunco. Brent, Joseph, farmer. Brown, John ,farmer, Brown. P. L., farmer. Brown, W. R., farmer. Burtch, D., farmer. Carney, John J., farmer. Carruthers, Donald Maurice, farmer. Casarso, Giovanni, farmer. Casorso, A., farmer. Clark. J., farmer. Conkling, Theodore G., farmer. Crawford, David, farmer. Crawford, John, farmer. Crawford, Wm., farmer. Crawford, W., farmer. Davies, J. T., farmer. Day, E. A., farmer. Dickson, George, farmer. Ellis, Fred W., farmer. Ellis, James, farmer. Eummelen, Antonio, farmer. Eummelen, J. M., farmer. Eummelen, Mgr., priest. Frank, G. A., farmer. Fraser, John, farmer. Gallagher, Daniel, farmer and livery. Gillard, Arthur, farmer. Gillard, Leon, farmer. Gillard, Frederick, farmer. Greenshields, W. S., farmer. Hamilton, Thomas, farmer. Haynes, John, rancher. Healy. E. Fitzgerald, farmer. Henderson, Thomas, farmer. Hereron, Michael, farmer. Hereron, Thomas, farmer. Hobson, W. D., J.P., farmer. Kirby, George, farmer. Lambly, Robert, J.P., farmer. Lawrence, Joseph, farmer. LeBel, Thomas, rancher. Lefevre, Alphonse, farmer. Lequime, Bernard, farmer and postmaster, res. at Kelowna. Lequime Bros. & Co., general merchants, also Kelowna. McClure, B., farmer. McClure, James, farmer. McDougall, David, farmer. Mcintosh, D. J., farmer. McKenna, James, farmer. McKinley, Thomas, farmer. McLeans Daniel, farmer. McLeod, John, Benvoulin Hotel, prop. Morrison, Adam, farmer. Morrison, John, farmer. Munson, Robert, farmer. Murray, James, farmer. Murray, Thomas, farmer. Nicholson, Donald Dan,, blacksmith and farmer. Ortland, Eli, farmer. Orchard, Thomas, farmer. Packer, G. H., farmer. Porimi, Angelo, farmer. Prather, Bruce, farmer. Pritchard, Walter B„ farmer. Rampone, Luigi, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Okanagan Mission. Robinson, Edward, farmer. Rush, John, farmer. Saucier, Joseph, farmer. Simpson, George, sr., farmer. Simpson, George, jr., farmer. Simpson, Thos., farmer. Small, Charles,, farmer. Small, Frank, farmer. Small, Fred, farmer. Small, Harvey, farmer. Small,-W. S., farmer. Swalwell, Wm., farmer. Swordy, Thomas, farmer. Tidmarsh, R., farmer. Thomson, Miss D. M., school teacher. Tompkins, Geo. W., farmer. Tuigi, Capellino, farmer. Turcott, Joseph, farmer. Walker, John, farmer. Walker, W. D., farmer. Watson, Frederick James, school teacher and farmer. Watson, Harvey Gale, school teacher. Whilan, George, farmer. White, R. H., farmer. Wilkinson, E. W.. clerk. Wood, Thomas, J.P., rancher. Woollaston, F. E. R., farmer. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT MILE HOUSE, (See also Lac La Hache Post office.) A post on the Cariboo road, Nearest railway station Ashcroft, 94 miles. Cattle raising and dairying are the principal industries. Tingley, Clarence H., general store and hotel and rancher. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN MILE HOUSE. Cullin, D. D., farmer. ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN MILE HOUSE. (See Lac La Hache.) ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY. MILE HOUSE, (See also St Joseph's Mission.) A postoffice on the Cariboo road ia Lac La Hache Valley, Williams Lake division of the Cariboo district; it ii the nearest point to the forks of Quesnelle, Keithley, Harvey and Snowshoe Creeks. Nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. 135 miles; Soda Creek, 28 miles. Hap telegraph office. It is the distributing point for all the hydraulic mines at Horsefly, North and South Forks, and Main Quesnelle river and stock ranges of Chilcoten and Beaver Lake Valley. Population, abou^ 200. Postmaster, S. T Hall. Aguayo, Joseph, pack train. Bechaim, E., teamster. Ben t, William, cattle man. Borland, Rohert, B.C. Express Co., S. T. Hall, agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Stephen T. Hall, agent. Cummings, James, builder. Cusack, Richard, teamster. Cusack, William, teamster. Clough, Henry H., miner. Dessault, David, farmer. Dessault, Joseph, farmer. Eagle, (C. W.) & Paxton (Thos.), merchants. Eagle & Paxton, merchants, farmers and ranchers, Onward Ranch. Felker, George H., rancher, 144 Mile House. Felker, Henry P., rancher, Felker, William, rancher. Foster, Arthur G., saddler. Fuller, James, teamster. HALL, STEPHEN T., POSTMASTER. agent C.P.R. Telegraph and B. gTtOx- press Co. Hamilton, Charles,' teamster. Hamilton, John R., farmer. Karris, —., pack train mgr. Heath, C H., mining expert. Herald, Wilson, physician. Horan, Henry P., saddler. Johnson, George, blacksmith. ixinchant, Major-General John Oharlton, M.P.P. Laboissiere, Paul, school te-eher. Le Bond, H., teamster McGregor, John, mine foreman. Mclnnes, NeiL. miner. Minton, Michael, rancher. Murphy, J aha, rancher. Parkeo, Rylan4 J., rancktar. Parker, William, mail contractor. Parker, Wm., fanner and hotel Lake. 404 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA 150-Mile House. Otter. Patetiaud James P., rancher. Paxton, Thos., rancher. Pinchbeck, James, laborer. Rajos, Jacinto, rancher and pack train. Rosas, J., rancher. Rose, Frederick, constable. Rose, James F., rancher. Rutherford, Robt., teamster. Shaw, C H., farmer, Shaw, Robert L., teamster. Thomson, Henry B., manager. Veith & Borland, hotel and gen. stor*. branches at Quesnelle Forks and Keithley Creek. Vieth, George, Wahl, John, rancher. Chee Yee Wa, general store. Hop Wo, general stora ONE HUNDRED MILE HOUSE, (See also Bridge Creek.) A post on the Cariboo road, dis. from Ashcroft 88 miles. P.O. Lac La Hache Stoddard, D. A., rancher; also Clinton. ORO. A mining camp townsite on junction of Lemon Creek, and 2nd North Fork, 12 miles from Kootenay Lake, via Six-Mile Creek, 5 per cent, grade on waggon road, saw mill capacity 18,000. Power from falls about 260 feet by flume 30 inches square. Chesley, —., foreman saw mill. Davis, Edward, asst. amalgamator. Gracey, A. H., supt. Oro Mine. Green, Raoul, assayer and mine eng. Lecombe & McGrade, hotel. Mollie, Gibson Mine, (by waggon road 7 miles), Robt. McGuire, supt. Oro Hotel, Bealey &' Hay, props. Oro Mining and Milling Co., Ltd. G. A. Farini, rrign.-dir. Rainville, Achille, foreman Oro Mine. Williams, Frank, amalgamator. OSOYOOS, (See also Sidley.) A country postoffice in Yale district, 4 miles from the American boundary. Nearest railway station and telegraph Vernon, 120 miles; Midway 28 miles; Penticton 40 miles. Postmaster, Theodore Kruger. Kruger, August, rancher. Kruger, Theadore, postmaster and etas- toms officer and hotel. Kruger, Theodore, jr., rancher. and gold comm. Richter, Charles, farmer. Richter, Edward, rancher. Richter, Frank, rancher. Richter, Joseph, rancher. Richter, Willam, rancher. OTTER, (See also Langley and Langley Prairie.) A settlement in Langley municipality in Westminster district on the South side of the Fraser River, 19 miles from New Westminister, on Yale, wagon road. Railway station Abbotsford, dis. 11 miles. Shortseed, dis. 2 miles. Postmaster, D. W. Poppy. Abra, Samuel B., farmer. Beaton, Alex., farmer. Beaton, Archd., farmer. Beaton, Roderick, farmer. Bourgoyne, Frederick, farmer. Brown, Robert, farmer. Brown, Wm. E., farmer. Buckley, James, farmer. Campbell, Ernest, farmer. Campbell, John C, farmer. Carter, James, farmer. Cawker, Samuel, farmer. Cox, Marcus, farmer. Doolittle, Wellington, farmer. Grahame, Thomas W., farmer. Hill, Robert, farmer. Hyde, Henry, farmer. Kidd, Joseph, farmer. King, —., teacher. McCohn, William, farmer. McCohn, Charles, farmer. McDonald, John, farmer. McEwen, Mrs. Mary, farmer. McLeo d, James, fanner. McVean, Hugh, farmer. Matheson, Daniel, farmer. Melrose, James, farmer. Norman Benjamin, farmer. Olson, Frank, farmer. POPPY, DANIEL W., POSTMASTER. Powell, George," farmer. Powell, George Eli, farmer, SW M, sec. 3, Tp. 11. Powell, John, farmer. Ridley, James, farmer and dairy. Robinson, Robert, farmer. Rollings, Wm. Cooper, farmer. ■1 «ifi gjjJSBBi GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Otter. Seeley, George, farmer. Spiers, Samuel, farmer. Steele, Alfred, farmer. Swanson, John P., farmer. Warner, Gus farmer and engineer. Williams, Charles C, farmer. OTTER FLAT, (See Okanagan Falls.) A 'mining settlement in the Nicola Valley. Otter Flat Gold M. Co., of Vancouver. OTTER POINT, (See also Sooke and Shirley.) A post settlement and telegraph station in the Esquimalt district, it is situated 7 miles southwest of Sooke (post office). Mails weekly from Victoria, dis. 25 miles. Postmaster, Ed. Gordon. Anderson, A., farmer and earpenteE, Berger, Henry, farmer. Campbell, Colin, farmer. Campbell, John, farmer Campbell, Hugh, farmer. Campbell, Alex., boat builder. Charters, John Fagen, farmer. Clark, Henry, fanner. Clark, John Joseph, farmer. Emerson, M., farmer. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. A., farmer. Fletcher, James, farmer. Floyer, Arthur H., farmer. GORDON ,EDWARD. POSTMASTER AND TELEGRAPH AGENT. Gowdie, John,. farmer. Kemp, Richard, farmer. King, Chas., farmer. McGregor, Thos., fanner. O'Brien, Clement, farmer. Poirier, Joseph, farmer. Robinson, Thos., farmer. Williams, Will am, farmer. OTTER TAIL, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 504 miles east of Vancouver in the East Kootenay district. Nelson, J. H. H., saw mill. Reilly, I. R. & Co., saw null. OTTER VALLEY A ranching settlement on Granite Creek Road, South of Nicola Lake. Cancellor, Edmund Valentine, farmer. Cancellor, Walter, farmer. Childs, George, rancher. McCullough, George, rancher. McCullough, William, rancher. Manning, Wm., rancher. Marquart, John rancher. Marquart, Mathew, rancher. Myren, G. P., farmer. Shuttleworth, Henry, rancher. Thynne, John G., rancher. OWEEKAYNO, (See Rivers Inlet.) OYSTER BAY, Now called Brenton's. U OYSTER HARBOR, j (Also called Oyster Bay Crossing.) (P. 0., Cedar.) In the Nanaimo district, 15 miles from Nanaimo, the nearest railway station is called Oyster Bay Crossing. A portion of the harbor is devoted to oyster beds. Beans, Geo., laborer. Bell, John, farmer. Brenton, John, oyster merchant. Brenton, Wm., oysterman. Bugslog, Peter, foreman. Cairns, John, farmer. Cairns, Jphn Sebastian, farmer. fClixby, Arron, carpenter. Code, Alfred, farmer. Currans, Mrs., oyster merchant. Davies, David T., farmer. Duggan, N. P., telegraph operator. Elliott Geo., farmer. Evens. Thos. J., carpenter. Ferguson, Joseph, farmer. Fisher, Joe. laborer. Furnell, Arthur, carpenter. Goudy. Wm., laborer. Goudy, Wm., carpenter. Haggerty, Daniel, carpenter. Jackman, J., laborer. Kenyon, Stephen, farmer. Lutes. H., foreman. McAskill, Kenneth, steamfitter. McCabe, Mrs., boarding house. McKay, Hugh, carpenter. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLL M BIA Oyster Harbor. Pavilogl McKenney, Horace, carpenter. McLennen, John, carpenter. McLeod, Malcolm, carpenter. McMillan, Charles, farmer. McMillan, Chas., laborer. McNichol, Rod., laborer. Morrison, A., farmer. Morrison, M., carpenter. Niminic, John, carpenter. Page, David, oyster merchant. Porter, Allen, laborer. Porter, J. R., laborer. Richards, Andrew, farmer. Richards, John, farmer. Rose, Geo., laborer. Russell, Wm., farmer. Ruttan, Stewart, engineer. Scott, David, carpenter. Seabring, J. C, watchman. Sugden, Geo. W., engineer. Sutten, Con., laborer. Styggart, Louis, laborer. Thomas, D. J., oysterman. Thompson, James, carpenter. Walker, James, farmer. Wallace, Daniel, farmer. Weir, James, carpenter. PALLISER, A station on the main line of the C. P.R., 487 miles east of Vancouver, East Kootenay district. Has telegraph office. Palliser sawmill, capacity 30,000 ft. per day. Postmaster, Wilmer C Wells. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, J. Morrison, agent. Wells, James Douglas, bookkeeper. Wells, Wilmer C, sawmill. PALMERS BAR, on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, four miles N.E. of Swansea and eight miles from Cranbrook, old placer diggings. McLeod, A., Palmers' Bar Hotel. Palmer's Bar Hydraulic M. Co., Ltd. Watts, A. E., rancher and diamond drill contractor. PARKER ISLAND, (See Plumper Pass P. 0.) situated in Islands district along side of Galiano Island. PARKSVILLE, also known as Englishman's river. (See also Nanoose Bay.) A post settlement and steamboat landing on the Alberni road. Nanaimo- 26 miles. Nearest railway, telegraph and express offices We& lington, dis. 15 miles. Postmaster, A. Hirst. Algie, Robert, farmer. Berkenstof, Adam, farmer. Craig, James, farmer and road supt. Craig, Robert John, farmer. Curtis, Robert, farmer. Gaetzen, Gusav, farmer. Hirst, Albert Victor, farmer. Hirst, Andrew, general merchant, hotel and postmaster. Hirst, Joseph, farmer. Huron, Mrs., farmer. Joy, Charles, farmer. McCarter, Wm. Robert, farmer. McKinnon, John, farmer. McMillan, Duncan A., road supt. Mills, William, farmer. Morrison, William, farmer. Parks, Nelson, farmer. Plummer, George Samuel, farmer. Rath, William S., farmer. Renz, Otto, farmer. Swayn, Alva C, farmer. Weisich, Charles, farmer. PARSON'S BRIDGE, - A settlement in the Esquimalt district, 6 miles from Victoria, on the E. & N. Railway. Gent, Aaron, farmer. Murphy, Richard, farmer. Price. Bros (Henry and Richard, hotel and farmer. Skiff, James, farmer. Weir, Charles, farmer. PAVILION, also called 21 Mile House. A country postoffice on the Lillooet- Cariboo road, 21 miles from Lillooet, the nearest railway station Ashcroft distance 41 miles. Has a telegraph office. Postmaster, W. Cumming. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Robert D. Cumming, agent. Carson, Robert, rancher. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Pavilion. Clark, Truman C, rancher, 17 Mile House. «„ ,,., . Cole, Thomas J., farmer, 17 Mile ranch. Cumming, Robert D„ telegraph opera- Cumining, William, jr., postmaster. 1 Cumming Bros., general store and grist mill, 21 Mile House. Dickey, Joseph, rancher, 15 Mile House. Ehott, Joseph, cancher, Pav. Mtn. Garigan, Peter, blacksimth, 20 Mile Hs. Garigan, Philip, general store, 20 miles House. Gillen, Michael, rancher, Pav. Mtn. Keathley, Mrs., wid. W. H., farmer, 15 Mile House. Ketcheson, Miss M. E., teacher, Pavilion Mountain. Manson, William G., rancher, The Grange. Marshall, Felix, farmer. Martley, Arthur H. J., rancher The Grange. O'Halloran, Cornelius, rancher, 20 Mile House. Stavis, Francis, laborer. Tinker, George R., farmer. Yorston, John McKay, rancher, Pav. Mountain. Yorston, Robert, rancher, Pav. Mnt. PEACHLAND, (See also Glen Robinson.) A post settlement on the west side of Okanagan Lake, 12 miles south of Kelowna, 40 miles from Okanagan Landing. Population, 100. Postmaster, D., H. Watson. Commonwealth Mining & Dev. Co., of Canada, Ltd., D. H. Watson, mgr. Oanadian-Amencan G. M. & Dev! Co mS'\j£rnsitTe £w^ers> Seneral store ffi^-£3fi*™ S- mg, Bnfott clff' nnCter anJi fruit-grower. r„„lpie **• F-, miner. 'Har5?a# Louis.J- miner. tt! %. Harry, miner. gewitt Gus, gentleman. Humphries, John P., miner fsMis, mm mining operator. P"' phrsimnand Lipsett, Mrs. Annie, mineral psycho- merist, director of C A. G. M. & D. Co. McColl, D. H., boarding house. McColl, Leon D., lumber dealer and J.P. McMillan, Daniel H., gentleman. McMillan, Malcolm, miner. McRae, A., miner. IPI* '91 I Meadows, Albert, gardener. Miller, Alexander, carpenter and boat- builder. Miller. William, miner. Moore, R. A. F. Nash, H. W.. rancher and fruit-grower. Parrott & Smith, packers and livery stable. Robinson, Arthur T., M.A., Baptist student. Robinson, John Moore. Robinson. Wm. James. Russell, Perley,' miner. Seaton, Donald, miner. Shelton, Wm. J., mining supt. Sulllivan William, prospector. Suter, John, prospector. Venner, Rupert V., miner. Watkins, Howard, miner. Watkins, Jno. W., rancher grower. ; Watkins, Walter, rancher. Watkins. Wm. J., coal mining expert. Watson, D. H., postmaster and express agent. Wiswell. Ernest G., mining broker and insurance. PEARDONVTLLE. A settlement dis. from Abbotsford 7 miles, mails semi-weekly. In Matsqui Municipality, Chilliwack riding. Postmaster. R. Peardon. Archibald, Mathers James, farmer. Campbell, John, farmer. .Campbell, Samuel, farmer. Camnbell, Hugh, farmer. Frey, Andrew, farmer. Follis, William, farmer. Gardiner, ^has. C, farmer. Gardiner, G.^rge, farmer. Gephart, Lou's, farmer. Greer, Thomas W., farmer. Greer, William, farmer. Johnson, Knight W., farmer. Melander, Martin, farmer. Orchard, Benjamin Franklin. Peardon, Richard, pos .master and farmer. Smith, John, farmer. Welch, Alex., farmer. Warnep, York, farmer. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Pemberton Mead ows. Penticton. PEMBERTON MEADOWS, A post settlement on Lillooet River. 60 miles west of Lillooet, P.O. Postmaster, J. Currie. Barnes, Allan G., farmer. Barnfield, Alfred Penninger, farmer and miner. Baily, William, farmer. Brown, Alexander, farmer. Curry, John, farmer and postmaster. Elliott, Robert, farmer and miner. HurtzelL Car, farmer. Long, John, general store and farmer. Love. Matthew, miner. Miller, William, farmer. Nelson, Harvey, farmer. Ray, —., farmer. Thomas, Thomas, farmer and miner. PENDER ISLAND, A post settlement on the route of the C.P.N. Co.'s steamers, Victoria to Vancouver; railway station Sidney, 12 miles. Has Presbyterian Mission and public school. Principal industry, sheep raising. Postmaster, Andrew Davidson. Andrews, Harry, farmer. Andrews, Samuel Clark, farmer. Auchterlonie, James, farmer. Auchterlonie, Lawrence, farmer. Brackett, James Alexander, farmer. Brackett, John, farmer. Branford, E. W., farmer. Colston, Rofoert, farmer. Colston, Sweeney B. farmer. DAVIDSON, ANDREW, POSTMASTER. and farmer. Davidson, Thomas, farmer. Grimmer, Washington, farmer. Hamilton, Hugh, farmer. Higgs, Leonard Spalding, farmer. Hooson, Evan, farmer. . and Government road supt. Hope, Rutherford, farmer. Longe, C. A., farmer. McDonald, Duncan, farmer. McDonald, John Martin, farmer. Menzies, Albert BL, farmer- Pollard, E., farmer. Richardson, John, farmer. Spalding, Arthur Reid, farmer. Stanford, Arthur Edward, farmer. Willey, John, farmer. PENNY'S, A station on the main line of the 0 P. R., 218 miles eaist of Vancouver. Savona 7 miles. Pennie, Charles, farmer. PENTICTON, (See also Trout Creek, Okanagan Falls and White Lake.) A post settlement amd steamer land' ing at the foot of Okanagan Lake, East Yale district. Vernon dis. 80 miles. It is the terminus of C.P.B. steamer line from Okanagan Landing. Service three times a week. Stage leave tri-weekly for Greenwood, dis. 90 miles. Postmaster, Alfred Henry Wade. Adye, Frederick R„ clerk. Ah Sing, cook. Bassett, R., stage driver. Bovee, O. O., teamster. Campbell, James, warehouseman. Campbell, John D., bookkeeper. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. S. L. Smith, agent. Cawston, George L., ranch foreman. I Daly, John, checker. Docksteader, A. W., teamster. Docksteader, C, teamster. Dick, Geo. A., miner. Easton, Rev. E. T. (Anglican). Ellis, Thomas, rancher. Hall, Robert Storey, stage line and livdry. Jones, Wm., waiter. Knapp, A. W-., laborer. Lantillon, Leon, mining engineer. Mcintosh, Joe, teamster. Mclntyre, Peter, farmer, Dog Creek. Mortimer, T., freighter. Parker-Smythe, Wm., J.P. Penticton Hotel, Rose & MacAuley, props. Rankin, Colin, farmer, Dog Lake. Rose, Henry, contractor. and of Rose & MacAuley. Shea, John J., miner. Smith, S. L., agent CP. Railway. Snodgrass, W. J. & Sons, stage line to Greenwood. Headquarters Okanagan Falls. Thomas, J. E., laborer. Tillyard, H., miner. Wade, Alfred H., gen. merchant. Walliss, Jaek, miner. Wilson, Peter, teamster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Pepzine Lake. PENZINE LAKE, A trading post north of the trail between Hanceville and Tatla Lake. P.O. Alexis Creek. Simister, John, trader. PERRY, A townsite situated on Perry Creek, 25 miles from Fort Steele. PERRY CREEK, A mining settlement in the East Kootenay district, near Jb'ort Steele. Perry Creek G. M. Co., Ltd. PERRYVILLE, A settlement on Nanaimo and Wellington road, 1% miles from Nanaimo. Has brickyard and nursery gardens. Baker, Thos., miner, N.V.C. Co. Barnes, Richard, dredger. Benny, Duncan, miner N.V.C. Co. Black Diamond Nursery,. Hutcheson & Perry, props. Morris, William, hotelkeeper. Perry; John, prop. Talbot Hotel. Pride, Walter, miner. Extension Mines. Talbot Hotel, John Perry, prop. Todd, Henry, milkman. Whitehead, Matthew, miner N.V.C. Co. PHILLIP'S ARM. (See also Thurlow.) PHOENIX. A post office in Greenwood Camp, 5 miles east of Greenwood, on Grand Forks and Greenwood road. At Old Ironsides Mine. Has telephone connection with Greenwood. Postmaster—Thomas Roderick. Brooklin & Stemwinder group, Mackenzie & Mann, props. Frank C Bobbins, mgr., W. R. Williams, sec'y. Graff, Fred., hotel. Knob Hill G. M. Co., Ltd., J. F. He- menway attorney and accountant, W. [ Y. Williams, supt. j Nash, Harry, hotel. Old Ironsides M. Co., Ltd., J. F. Hem- en way, attorney and accountant, W. Y. Williams, supt. Roderick, Thomas ,postmaster and mining operator. Rumberger, George, mine owner. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., G. R. Wynkoop, agent. PILOT BAY, A steamer landing and smelter town. on the east side of Kootenay Lake, 25 miles from Nelson and 25 miles from Kaslo-. Mails daily. Has steamboat eomi-ectaon with all point* on the lake. Telegragh office, Balfour, dis. 4 miles. Has saw mill, capacity 25,000 feet per day. ^M Postmaster, Robert W. Riddell. . Blanchard, J., hotel. Burden, Oscar Harbert, prospector. Clark Clarence E., Clark, David, hotel. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Robt. W. Riddell, agent. Dominion Express Co. Edwards, Frank, sawyer. Galena Trading Co., Ltd., general store. Robert W. Riddell manager. Loyatt Samuel, master mariner. McKastlan, H. Frank, foreman, sawmill. McKee, James, asst. postmaster. Merkley, Walter A., mining expert. Pilot Bay Smelter, Riddle, David, yardman J. A. S. Rose, Hemry mine owner. Sawyer Bros. (James, Charles & Herbert), mining operators. Sayward. J. A., saw mill, yard at Nelson, I. C. Schermerhorn, mgr. David Riddell, foreman. PITT RIVER MEADOWS, (P.O. Port Hammond.) A settlement in the New Westmins ter district. Railway station Hammond, dis. 3 miles. PLEASANT VALLEY, (P. 0. Armstrong.) A settlement in Yale district, between LansdOwr-e and Vernon, 11 miles south of Enderly, lj^ miles from Armstrong. 410 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Plumper Pass. Port Essington; PLUMPER PASS, A money order postoffice on Mayne Island, on the Victoria, Vancouver and New Westminster steamboat route, Islands district, half way between the above ports, das. 35 miles. Telegraph New Westminster or Victoria. It is reached by steamer daily. Sidney dis. 20 miles. Excellent frudit is grown here. It has good sea bathing. Has public school ami Anglican and Methodist churches. It includes the following islands: Mayme, Pender. Tumbo, Prevost, Galiaruo, Saturna, Samuel and Narrow. Industries: Farming, sheep raising, fruit grow- ' ing and fisheries for oil and table, fish for market in abundance. Postmaster, Wm. T. Collinson. Bennett, James, farmer. Bennett, Thos., Point Comfort hotel. Collinson, Melville, farmer. Campbell, J. C, farmer. Cook, Carl Nicholas, farmer. Cook, William, farmer. Collinson, James, farmer. COLLINSON, WILLIAM T. POSTMASTER AND GENERAL STORE. David, Frank L., farmer. Deacon, Andrew, farmer. Deacon, Dalton. Deacon, John. Deacon, John Hunter. Deacon, Margaret, hotel. Deacon, William. Eckolm, John, farmer. Georgeson, George, fisherman. Georgeson, Henry, lighthouse-keeper. Georgeson, William, fisherman. Gillispie, William, builder. Heck, Jacob, farmer. Inglis, Archibald, farmer. Jack, John, farmer. Jack, Matthew Hunter, farmer. Jack, Robert, farmer. McDonald, Charles, farmer. Mawdsley, Wm. H. Millington, William, farmer. Point Comfort Hotel, Warburton Pike prop.; Sydney Booth mgr. Richardson, John, farmer, lighthouseh keeper and game-keeper, Prevost Isl'd. Robson, Frederick, farmer. Robson, James John. Scooves, A. E., farmer, Gossip Island. Robson, Wm., | Mayne Island Hotel, assessor and collector. Worgue, Charles Drummond, farmer. POPCUM, (See also Chilliwack.) A village 23 miles from Hope, Nearest, post office Rosedale, dis- taht 4 miles. Excelsior mill capy. \y2 tons per day. Herrling, Charles, farmer. McGregor, John, farmer. Smith Bros. (Vancouver) & Connell (Fred'k), Popcum Excelsior Mill. Smith, Perry, of Smith Bros. Walker, David, blacksmith. PORT COUSIN, A settlement situated at the moutb of Salmon River. Comox District, 170 miles from Vancouver. - Peterson, J., general store. PORT EFFINGHAM, j (See Hand Island.) A trading post on Hand Island. I west coast of Vancouver Island, 10 miles west of Cape Beale, and 40 miles from Alberni. McKay, James Budgett, general store. PORT ESSINGTON, A village situated on the south side of Skeena River, 12 miles from its mouth. In Cassiar district, 550 miles from Victoria. . Mails received fortnightly The principal industry is fishing and canning. There are Methodist and Episcopal churches, a saw mill, canneries a_i stores. Situated on the Skeena river, whdcbj is <hie second largest in British Columbia, and on the northern coast, 500 miles north of Naniaimo Extensive salmon canneries are in operation here, as the fish are very prolific and of the finest quality. Postmaster, Robert Cunningham. Adams, James, engineer. Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co... Ltd., H. Bell, Irving & Co., agents, British-American and North Paci» canneries, W. R. Wood, manager. Appleyard, Rev. Benjamin, minister. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Port Essington. Balmoral Canning Co. Turner, Beeton & Co., agents, Victoria. Benson, Fritz, engineer. . . Bolton,. Albert Edward, physician and hospital, also Fort Simpson. Bountleeht, Henry, bookkeeper. Collins, Frank, netman. Conyers, L., bookkeeper Balmoral cannery. Cunningham, George, engineer. Cunningham, Robt., of Cunningham & Son. Cunningham, Robt. Geo., of Gunning- ham &■ Son. Cunningham & Son, canners and merchants, also Hazelton. Haines, Charles, sawyer. Harris, Arthur G., clerk. Herman & Co'. (Peter & Kate Herman), general store and salmon canners. Huson, George, fisherman. Imhoff, Henry, cooper. Jennings, Rev. Denims, Methodist minister. Kirby, James, prov. police officer. LacouTceur, William', laborer. Moore, J., general store. Morrison, Daniel S., cannery foreman. Noel, Walter, clerk. Noel, William H., captain. . Ragstad, Ole A., watchmaker and jeweler, res. Victoria City. Rood, Savali (Mrs.), milliner, etc. Skeena Packing Co., R. Cunningham & Son, prop., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd, agents. Tashiro, Jackson, photographer. Trenter, Miss Kate, teacher, Indian school. Wallace Bros., salmon packers. PORT GUICHON. (See also Ladner.) A fishing station on the Fraser river dis. from New Westminster 13 miles Ladner's Landing 1 mile. Postmaster—W. L. McBride. Anglo-American Packing Co., Ltd. Baines, George H., farmer. Baines, John Harry, canneryman. Barber, Alfred B., farmer. Barber, Charles, farmer. Brett, Hugh Wickham, canneryman. Bussanich, Marco, fisherman. Cosoliek, Romolo, fisherman. Crozier, Robert, farmer. Cunningham, John, farmer. Coy, Peter, fisherman. Eagley, Henry, farmer. Farelli, Frank, fisherman. Falk, Alex A., farmer and fisherman. Fisherman's Canning Co., Ltd. Guichon, Laurent, farmer. Hambrook, A. W., farmer. Harlock Packing Co. Hinchcliffe, Stephen, general store. Honeyman, John, farmer. Huston, Nennian, farmer. Haracick, Callisto, fisherman. Jensen, Alfred, farmer. Jordan, John, constable. Kettles, Charles, farmer. Kinchen, Frederick, farmer. McBride, William Leonard, general merchant. McCallum, James, farmer. McKay, Hugh, farmer. McKay, Dav»u, farmer. Martinick, Giacomo, fisherman. Martinolick, Verrango, fisherman. Mitchell, Frederick, net foreman. Nicolick, Andro, fisherman. Perrie, Alexander, farmer. Pavesich, Samuel, fisherman. Penam, J., farmer. Port Guichen Hotel, Fisherman's C. Co., Ltd., props. Ramage, Stepen, farmer. Read, Adam, farmer. Reagh, Wm., farmer. Selck, Michael, fisherman. Sherman, George T., clerk. Sherman, Thompson, general store. Shirley, Patrick, farmer. Stanley, Charles, fisherman. Swenson, Paul, farmer. Vicevich, Thos., fisherman. Vidulick, A. & Co., boat builders, and hotel. Wellington Packing Co. Wescott, W., Capt. A. A. P. Williams, Thomas, farmer. Williams, Alfred, fisherman. -Williams, Henry, fisherman. Williams, James, fisherman. Wilson, John A., fisherman. Kwong Tong Chong, general store. Chong Yick, contractor. PORT HAMMOND, See Hammond for names. (See also Maple Ridge.) A station on the main line of the 0. P. R., 24 miles east of Vancouver, on the north side of the Fraser river, 16 miles above New Westminster, from which there are daily steamers. Municipality of Maple Ridge, district of New Westminster. Fruit 412 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Port Hammond. Port Hate growing is the prinoipal industry Railway station called Hammond. Has money order postoffice and savings bank, Methodist and Episcopal churches, express and telegraph offices. Mails daily. Postmaster, A. L. Lazenby. PORT HANEY, (See also Webster's Corners.) A postoffice and station on the main line of the C. P. R., 14 miles east of New Westminster and 26 miles east of Vancouver. Railway station called Haney. Telegraph and ex press offices at Hammond, dis. 2 miles. It has Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic churches and public school. A fish freezing establishment and a brickyard are located here. Situated in Maple Ridge Municipality. Postmaster, Thos. Armstrong. Adams, Gordon, laborer. Alexander, John, farmer. Ansell, Wm. Henry, farmer. Armstrong, Mrs. Thos., boarding house. Armstrong, Thos., postmaster. Baillie, Archibald, farmer. Baillie, William, farmer. i Baker, Alonzo, farmer. Baker, August, Francis, farmer. Baker, Edward Plenty, farmer. Baker, Joseph, farmer. Bskcr, Peter, farmer. Barrington, Wm. Gordon, farmer. Beckett, Arthur H. E., news agent. Beckett. E. W., clerk municipal council Beckett, Willard E., engineer and fisherman. Best, James, farmer. Blackstock, George, farmer. Blake, Robert, farmer. Blaney, John, farmer. Bosomworth. Thomas, farmer. Burwash, William, farmer. Carr & Co., general merchants. Carr, John, J.P., Carter, Frederick, engineer. Carter, Nelson, brickmaker. Creighton, Jas., farmer. Dairon, Wm., farmer. Dawson, John, farmer. Derdinger, Emil, blacksmith. Delater, John, farmeir. Delater, William, farmer. Docksteader, Adam George, farmer. Docksteader, Daniel, merchant Dorman, Frank, brickmaker. Edge, George, farmer. Edge, Hamilton, farmer. Edge, Samuel, jr., farmer and carpentg; Ferguson, Angus, farmer. Ferguson, Archibald, laborer. FERGUSON, H. M. L., J. P. Fitzpatrick, John, laborer. Galvin, James, teamster. Galvin, Michael P., wheelwright ani blacksmith. Gregory, William, laborer. Haney, Thos., farmer. Havelock House, Geo. Kendrick prop, boarding house. Hinch, John, farmer. Einch, George, farmer. Isaac, William, farmer. Isaac, John, farmer. Jones, Edwin, farmer. Kendrick, George, Havelock House. Kendrick, Robert, farmer. Little, Thomas, farmer. Lockwood, William Henry, farmer. McAchany, David, farmer. McCannell, John, farmer. McDonald, Alexander, farmer. McDowell, Miss M., teacher. Maple Ridge Municipality, Municipal Hall, Port Haney, reeva, Robert Black- stock; clerk, Ernest W. Beckett; collector, A. L. Lazenby, Hammond. Marshall, Thomas, farmer. Martin, Origen, farmer. Mighton, Joseph, farmer. Morrison, Angus, farmer. Murgatroyd, William, farmer. Murray, Paul, teacher. Parkinson, Wm., farmer. Paterspn, Thos.. fisherman. Patterson, Alwin, logger. Radcliff. John, farmer. Read, Thomas, farmer. Reed, Frank, farmer. Ritchie, Archibald, farmer. Ritchie, Henry, farmer. Ritchie, James, farmer. Ritchie, John, farmer. Ritchie, John R., farmer. Ritchie. Roberts, farmer. Ritchie, Samuel, sr.. farmer. Ritchie, William, farmer. Robertson, James, farmer. Scott, James, farmer. Sheppard, Edgar, farmer. Sinclair, Temple Frederick, miner. Smeadley, William, farmer. Smith, Gustavus, farmer. Smith, John, gardener. Smith, John, farmer. Stephens, Robert, farmer. Stevenson, Alexander, farmer. m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Port Haney. Stoney, John W., farmer. 3__; IlSSSWil *_«___. Weeks, E. N„ farmer. White, John W., farmer. Wilcock, Michael, farmer. Wilcox, Thos., farmer. Wiles, Charles, farmer Williams, Alexander, farmer. 1 Wilson, J. J., farmer. PORT IRVING, See Irving. At the mouth of the Skeena river. CassiaT district. Mails fortnightly PORT KELLS, (See also Tinehead.) A post settlement on the south side of the Fraser River in Surrey Municipality. Has station on New Westminister Southern Railway, 11 miles from Westminister, also steamer landing. Port Hammond, on 0. P, R. dis. one mile. Postmaster, John Latta. Bell, William, rancher . Black, Thomas, fisherman. Carroll, Bart., rancher. Childs, James, farmer. Duark, Charles Henry, farmer, fForster, Thomas, M.P.P., farmer. Gordon, Alex. J., farmer. jIHicks, Ezra Healy, farmer, Hicks, Herbert, farmer. Hicks, William, farmer. Hodder, John J., farmer. Jenkins, William, farmer. Jefferson, Henry, farmer. Kells, Dickson W, farmer. Kells, Henry, farmer. Latta, Francis E. (Mrs. John), general store. Latta, John, postmaster. Latta, John, jr., asst. postmaster. Lapsworth, Henry, poultry farmer. Laurence, George, farmer. Layfield, George, farmer. Loye, Wm. C, farmer. Lyness, Robert Wesley, farmer. McClarty, Peter, farmer. McClughan, Samuel, farmer. McClure, Donald, farmer. McDonald, John J., farmer. 'Matthews, Zacharias, farmer. Montgomery, John, farmer.' Page, Zeans Daniel, farmer. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE BOOMS Heatlq.ua- ters for Commercial Travellers m NANAIMO, B. C. Booking- Oti'ice, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and. Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. B. RAT-dOND, Prop Richmond, Charle teacher. Rowe, —., teacher Port Kells school. Spiers, Allan, farmer. Spiers, James, farmer. Stein, Isaac, farmer. Stone, Edward, farmer. Stone, William A., farmer. Smith, Joseph, dairyman. Smith, Thomas, farmer. Slater, William, farmer. Taylor, Henry,. farmer and road contractor. Thompson, Peter, farmer and carpenter. Williams, Stephen, farmer. Yeomans, Charles, farmer. Yeomans, John, farmer. . Yorkson, Ebenezer, farmer. Wales, George Henry, farmer. Wilson, James, farmer. PORT KUSAM. (See also Tinehead.) A post settlement on the west coast of the Mainland, 12 miles northwest of Port Neville. Mails weekly from Vancouver. Postmaster—Thomas Peterson. PORT LANGEORD, A steamboat landing on Esperanza Inlet, west cost Vancouver Island. PORT MOODY, A station on the main Jane of the C P. R., at the head of Bucrard Inlet, 12 mites east of Vancouver and 6 miles from New Westminster; has potsofB.ee and telegraph offices and telephone•; connection with Vancouver and New Westminster. Mail daily. Postmaster, Joseph Tay s. 414 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA _______ Port Moody. Port Renfrew. Anderson, Thomas, farmer.. Burrard Inlet, Red Cedar Saw Mill, Cassidy, Cameron and Ramage, mgr. Butchart, Norval, farmer. Campbell, Archibald, carpenter. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. C H. Gibbon, agent. Canadian Pacific Lumber Co., (Percy D. Rae, Thos. Frank Paterson and Robt. Abernethy), saw mill. Cassidy, George A. Cote, Joseph, farmer. Dockrill, Joseph, farmer, Sunnyside. Elson, W. Ems, John, sec. foreman. Frost, George Henry, laborer. Gibbons, Charles Howard, C.P.R. agent. Hunt, Geo. J., farmer. Hutchinson, J., brickyard. Jackson, David, engineer. Johnson, John, jr., logger. Johnson, Frederick, farmer and fisherman. Johnson, John, hotel. Johnson, William, laborer. Jensen, Peter, farmer. McTimis, Duncan, farmer. Murray, John, sr. ( Murray, John, jr., logger. Noon, Allan, jr., farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., Joseph Tays, agent. Paterson, Thomas .Frank, business mgr. C. P. Lumber Co. Pickerwig, Joshua, farmer. Poison, John, farmer.. Readman, James A., clerk. Scott, John Reese, farmer. Scott, John Thomas, hotel. Spillett, William, laborer. Tay s, Joseph, general merchant and postmaster. Taylor, John, laborer. Turner, William, farmer. Walton, Alfred, farmer. Walton, John, farmer. Walton, Thomas, farmer. Walton, William, section laborer. PORT NEVILLE, (See also Roy.) A post' settlement situated on the east shore of Port Neville Inlet, Johnson Straits, % mile from its mouth, in Comox District, 160 miles north of Vancouver from whence it is reached by weekly steamer. Postmaster, Hans Hansen. BURCHETT, ALEXANDER S., J. P. Burchett, Elisha C, farmer. Doig, Ebinezer, rancher and logger. Hansen, Hans, postmaster. Maxwell, Winfield Scott, farmer. Wilson & Peterson ,general store. PORT RENFREW, A steamboad landing and trading post 56 miles west of Victoria. At the mouth of San Juan Eiver, southwesterly point of Vancouver Island. Postmaster, J. W. Williams. Baird, John J., farmer. Baird, Thomas M., Sr., farmer. Baird, Thomas M., Jr., farmer. Blackstaff, Charles, farmer. Blockley, Arthur, J.P., farmer. Brown, Chas. Malcolm, farmer. Cremer, Frank, farmer. Crompton, Edgar, farmer. Deakin, A. T., farmer. Disher, Harry Cornelius, farmer, sec 9, Tp. 10. Ellis, William Floy, farmer. Emery, Arthur, farmer. Emery, Arthur S., farmer. Emery, William P., farmer. Fillmore, Albert, farmer. Furaell, Thomas, farmer. Grierson, James D., farmer. Haake, John H., farmer. Hambly, W. J., farmer. Hunter, Edward, carpenter. Hunter, Edward, farmer. Kirkpatrick, B. Huntley, farmer. Kirkpatrick, Lewis H., farmer. Lambard, Philip J., farmer. Lambard, Wm. J., farmer. Leavock, Charles, farmer. McKellie, John, farmer. McLean, C, farmer. Morris, David, farmer. Murray, Allan G., farmer. Mur+on, Frederick J.,' farmer. Parkinson, George, farmer. Bobinson, Frederick, farmer. Robinson, Stanley, farmer. Rosender, Otto, farmer. Schultz, Emil, farmer. Tanner, E. F., farmer. Tanner, H. E:, farmer. Walton, Robert J., farmer. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH W., POSTMASTER AND GENERAL STORE. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Port Renfrew. Wiggs, Alfred, J.P., farmer. Wiggs, Percy, farmer. Wilson, Henry, farmer. Wowver, A., Vanden, farmer. Young, Alex., farmer. PORTO RICO SIDING. - A station on Nelson and Fort Sheppard railway, 13 miles from Nelson. Canadian Pacific Exploration, Ltd., Porto Rico mine. Noel, Henry, general store and noteJ. PORT SIMPSON, Now called Fort Simpson. PORT SAN JUAN, (P. 0., Port Renfrew.) A settlement and telegraph station on the Straits of San Juan. PREVOST ISLAND, A lighthouse station on Main steamer channel. Islands district Gulf of Georgia, one mile from Pender Island P.O. Hayasli, T., farmer. Johnston, A. M., school teacher. Maben, James, missionary. Richardson, John, farmer, lighthouse- keeper and game-keeper. Boe, Robert, farmer. PRIESTS VALLEY, A settlement in the Yale district. Nearest postoffice, Vernon. PRINCETON, (See also Granite Creek.) (See also Copper Mountain.) A post settlement on the Similkameen river, near Vermillion Forks, Southern, Yale district. Nearest railway station and telegraph office Spence's Bridge, 110 miles. Kamloops dis. 132 miles. Lower Nicola 75 miles. Postmaster, C E. Thomas. 'Allison, R. W., rancher. and butcher. Allison Ranche Hydraulic Claim, Robt. lownley, owner. Asp, Chas., rancher. Bromley, John H, rancher. Carlson, August, rancher. Cole, Thomas, rancher. Cook & Co., merchants. H. Webb, branch of Granite Creek. Findlay, M., rancher. Gibson, Luke, rancher and blacksmith. Holmes, Walter, rancher. Jackson, —., hotel. Jamison, Mrs. James, wid., rancher. Jamison, Robert, rancher. Jamison, Walter, trapper. Kennedy, H., rancher. Lamont, Angus, rancher, and stopping place. Norman, John, rancher. Oelrich, A. F., rancher. Oelrich, Fred. C, rancher. Pearce, Samuel, rancher. Sommers, Kit, rancher. Thomas, Chas. E., merchant and postmaster. Thomas, W. H., carpenter. Vermillion Forks mining and Development Co., Ltd., (fgn.), London, W. J. Waterman manager. Wallace, James, hotel keeper. Waterman, W. J., mining engineer and hydraulic miner. Webb, H., mgr. for Cook & Co. Kwong Yuen & Co., general merchants. PROCTOR'S LANDING, (See Balfour.) A steamboat landing opposite Balfour, P. 0. Balfour, now known as Kootenay City. QUADRA, (P. 0. Denman Island.) QUAMICHAN, (See also Duncan.) Situated in North Cowichan Municipality. Cowichan district. Railway station and telegraph office Duncans, dis. 2 miles; steamboat landing, Maple Bay, dis. 5 miles. Has Episcopal church, R. C. church and convent Methodist church and public school. Postmaster—A. L. Jaynes. Atken H. B. Allard, Maxame, laborer. BlytheW,.E. . Iff If' ' 416 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA n '' i-/-i Quamichan.- Quesnelle, Chisholm, Andrew, laborer. Colwood, H. H. S. Elkington, W. H., J.P., gentleman. Gardom, A. H., laborer. Glenora W. R. Hands, Jonathan Griffith, M.D., school teacher. Humphrey, John, carpenter. Humphreys, Thomas, farmer. Jaynes, W. P., general store. Kingston, C. N., farmer. Kingston, W., farmer. Knox, Louis A., farmer. Leakey, Arthur, farmer. Leakey, Rev. John A., rector St. Rati r's Leather, F. S., farmer. Lomas, Thomas, farmer. Morley, Walter, bricklayer. - Painton Geo., farm hand. Robotham, Mrs. O. G., widow. Rondeault, Rev. Father. Rudery W, farm hand. Sisters St. Ann, convent Skinner, I.n:p&t M., CE. and fa.mer. Van Goethem, Rev. Father. Whittome James Henry, farmer. Wood, Thomas Anthony farmer, and reeve, North Cowichan. QUATHIASKI COVE, (See also Heriot Bay, Read Island ar-1 Va'dez Island.) A steamer landing on Valdez Island, 7 mi'es, south of Seymour Narrows, Comox District, and 70 miles from Nanaimo, 8 miles from Heriot Bay. Postmaster—W. T. Pidcock. Pidcock, Bros. & Co., general merchants. Fidceli Reginald H., Indian agent. QUATSINO, (See also Coal Harbor and Winter Harbor.) A post settlement oh the west coast of Vancouver Island, near its northern extremity, 300 miles from Victoria. A Norwegian Colony and school are at this point. Postmaster, T. J. Norgar. Aakre, Oles, rancher. Berg, H. O. resident prospector for Spokane company. Butler. Claud Henry, school teaeher. Evenson, Edjus, miner. Evenson, Even, rancher. - Fregon, Edward, general store. Jesdall, Eriks, rancher. Lokken, Bernahrd, rancher. Nordstrom, Christopher, speculator; Nordstrom, Fred, gentleman. Norgar, T. J., general store and post- office. Satre, John J., farmer. Satre, Oscar, stock-raiser. Skedin, August, rancher. Skjerberg, Ole, rancher. Sorensen, Gunter, ranchers. Sorensen, Thomas, miner. Varney, Henry, farmer. Werner, Olaf, prospector. QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, (See aJso Massett) Situated on the northern coast, they are about 100 miles wide, and the extreme length is about 180 miles; they are j mountainous and heavily timbered. Massett and Skidegate Inlet are the chief trading station. Anthracite and bituminous coal beds are found here. The fur seal inidiis- try and fish oil works are the principal industries. QUESNELLE, (See also Cottonwood.) A town on the banks of the Fraser river at the mouth of the Quesnelle river, in Cariboo district. Has monkey order postoffice and savings bank. Telegraph office, and a flour ao_ sawmill. Nearest railway statWJ-i Ashcroft, distance, 225 miles. Episcopal church and public schooL Situated at upper end of navigation on Upper Fraser Rivor, thence to Soda Creek, Barkerville, dis. Cd miles. Postmaster, Archibald McNaughton. Anderson, David H., prov. constable. Baker, August, farmer. Barlow, Abraham, J.P., gen. store. Belanger, Donat, laborer. ) Belanger, Gabriel. Benfield, R., miner. Betts, Gerald Luckyn, civil engineer ana surveyor, supt. Cottonwood and Fraser River Gold Fields. Blair, Charles, laborer. Blair, John Henry, laborer. Bohannon, S. H., butcher and farmer, Alexandria. Bouchie, Edward, laborer. Bouchie, William, farmer and ferryman. Bouchie, Wm. J., laborer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Quesnelle. Bowron, Mrs. John, agent C.P.R. British Columbia Express Oo., James Reid agent. Brown, N., miner. Callanan, Michael, physician and surgeon. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Mrs. John E. Bowron, agent. Carson, Alfred, farmer and blacksmith. Campbell, Rev. Duncan, Presbyterian. Clarke Nichols S. Cottonwood & Fraser River Gold Fields Co., Ltd. (hydraulic), C. Tetley mgr., Vancouver, Gerald L. Betts, supt. Cottonwood River (B.C), Alluvial Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Charles Tetley, mgr., Vancouver; Gerald L. Betts, supt. Dale, William M., rancher. Dale, H., miner. Downs (Stephen) & Olsen (Andrew), farmers, Australian Ranch. Duclos, Exis, farmer. Duclos, George. Devereux, H, miner. Early, Otis, miner. Fry, W. C, miner. Fraser, John Anderson, clerk John Reid. Gibbony, Frank, miner. Gilmour, George, miner. Gordon, Joseph, chicken ranch. Helborn, Stephen Lundy, carpenter. Hoffercamp, A. of Hoffercamp'& Johnson. Hoffercamp and Johnson, Occidental Hotel. Jervais, H., miner. Hudson's Bay Co., gen. store, Alex. C. McNab, manager. Johnston, Albert, of Hoffercamp & J., carpenter. Johnston, A. J., mitier. Johnston, George C, miner. Johnston, John Wesley, miner. Johnston, William, Albert, J.P., farmer and mining broker. Locke, Alexander, stage driver. MeOaskil, D., dredger mining. Mclsaacs, James A., Hotel Cariboo. McLean, John, retired. McLeod, Roderick, miner. McNaughton, Archibald, hotel and postmaster. McNevin, Malcolm, miner. McLaughlin, Charles, miner. McNab, Alexander C, mgr. H. B. Co. Marion, T., general store. Marshall, James, miner. Maxwell, Thomas, teamster. Menominee & Marinette Hydraulic Mining Co. (fgn.), R. J. Sawyer, supt. Nine Mile Claim, hydraulic, Wm. A. Johnston, supt. (Menomene, Mich). North B. C. Navigation C, Ltd., James Reid, manager. (Stephen Tingley and Capt. John Irving directors.) The North Star Co. (hydraulic), of Meo- mene, Mich., Wm. Albert Johnston, supt. Olsen, Andrew, farmer, of Downs & Olson. Olsen, Fredk., miner. Oriolle, Maurice, miner. Patterson, James E., laborer. Perkins, David F. M., clerk James Reid. Perkins, H., miner. Poppenwell, A., miner. Pouquette, Charles, packer. Proudfoot, Edward, miner. Quesnelle. Prospecting Co., Law mgr., Vancouver. Reid, Hoi,. James, senator, chant, saw and flour mills. Rogers, Fred'k, blacksmith. Schroupe, K., miner. Shepherd, Charles, farmer. Shepherd, James, farm-laborer. Silib, James, miner. Smith, F. L., teacher. Smith, A. S., miner. Staebler, Christian, farmer. St. Laurent, Joseph H., Govt, road supt, Tetereux, H., miner. Tobin, H. W., miner. Walsh, J. E., miner. Wilkinson, Edward, blacksmith. Williams, Sidney, surveyor. Young, George, carpenter. Zuru, R., miner. Wah Lee, general store. Yen Wah, general store. QUESNELLE FORKS, (See also Bullion.) A mining camp and postoffice in the Keithley division, electoral district of Cariboo. At the first forks of the Quesnelle river, 75 miles from the Fraser. Nearest telegraph and express offices, Soda Creek, distance, 54 miles, or 150 Mile House. Railway station, Ashcroft, 190 miles. j ■ This is a central place for the miners, and during the winter months, when not able to work, they stop in this place. Has government office for recording mining claims. Postmaster—J. McRae. Bain, James G., constable. Bell, Peter Warren, mgr. general store foi- Golden River Quesnelle, Ltd. California Con. M. Co. 28 418 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Quesnel! Forks. tat, 1 :■[■ 1 30 ;ii Read Island. Cariboo Lumber Co. Consolidated Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd., John B. Hobson, mgr. Dupont, Edward, bookkeeper G. R. Q. Ltd. Golden River Quesnelle, Ltd., Joseph Hunter, manager. Government agent and mining recorder, William Stephenson, J.P. Harvey, James Swan, miner. Hobson, H. B., bookkeeper C Hyd. Co. Hobson & Warner, mining engineers. Hogle J. H. physician. Hunter, Robert, millwright. . Maude Hy. M. Co. McDonald, Malcolm, laborer. Mcintosh Bros, Allan and Duncan, portable saw mill. McRae, John, general merchant and hotel and postmaster. McRae, John, millwright. McRae,, William, clerk: Melbourne Bailey, mining engineer. Metz, John, miner and trapper. . Moore, James, miner. Moore, Joseph, miner. Nixon, John Joseph, foreman G. R. Q. Ltd. Oakley Albert J., book keeper Con. Cariboo H. M. Co., Ltd. South Fork Hydraulic M. Co., Ltd. Stepheson, Wm. Victoria Consolidated Co. Veith & Borland, general merchants, branch of 150 Mile House. Veith, Henry J., mgr. Veith & Borland. Warner, L. F., jr., CE. and mining engineer Cariboo H. M. Co. Fook, Sang Lung, general merchant. Kin Fong, general store. Low Quan. Chinese aren. merchant. Wo Sang, general store. QUILCHENA, " ' SnU| (See also Nicola Lake, Lower Nicola Rockford and Minnie Lake.) A post settlement in the Nicola Valley, or. Nicola Lake, Yale district. Nicola Lake distant 8 miles; Spence's Bridge, 60 miles; Kamloops, 50 miles. It is reached by stage. Telegraph Kamloops or Spence's Bridge. Postmaster, David P. Selby. B. C. Cattle Co., Frank W... Jackson, ranch mgr. Campbell, Neil, laborer. Charters, Robert, general merchant and postmaster. Goodison, Herbert, gentleman. Guichon, Joseph, rancher. Guichon, Lawrence, rancher. Jackson, Archibald, farm-hand. Jackson, Archie, laborer. Jackson, Frank W., ranch manager B, C Cattle Co. McAvoy, Wm., rancher. Macphail, Donald, gentleman. Macphail, Duncan A. C, biologist. • Madden, James, farm-hand. Meikle, Mrs. F. (wid.), rancher. Munro, William L., rancher. O'Rourke, Edward, Quilchena hotel and rancher. O'Rourke, Richard, blacksmith. Riley, Peter, Govt, road foreman. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH- Selby, David P., general merchant and postmaster. Smith, Robert, farmer. Stuart, George John, rancher. Taylor, John, laborer. Wilson, James, farmer. READ ISLAND, (See also Heriot Bay.) 'A post settlement in Comox District, just south of Valdez Island, reached by weekly steamer, has public school. Comox, 40 miles; Vancouver 112 miles Postmaster, E. Wylie. Anderson, Frank, miner. Anderson, Mrs. Eslalla M., hotel. Beaun, John, fisherman. Calaghan, Owen, logger. Belding, William, logger. Davis, Richard, farmer. Ferlatte, John, farmer. Hanson, Hans, farmer. Johnson, Ellis J., logger. Jones, F. B., farmer. Jones, John, farmer. Kearney, John, miner. La Billois, Joseph, farmer. McAllister, Duncan, logger. McCormack, William, logger. McCrank, John, logger. McDonald, Joseph, logger. McFarlane,x Charles, logger. McLeod, Charles, blacksmith. McMillan, John, farmer. Magg, John W., farmer. Maloy, George W., logger. Miller, Frank, fisherman. Morris, James, farmer. . Moran, Peter, logger. Newcomb, Charles E., fisherman. O'Neil, Robert, logger. Rea, James, farmer. Shaw, Walter, fisherman. Smith, John H., farmer. Springer, James, logger. Thompson, E. S., logger. Vincent, William, logger. Willis, William R., ogger. GAZETTEER AJNI5 .DIRECTORY. Read Island. Wylie, Edgar Wilmot, farmer, trader and postmaster. Wylie, Harley D., farmer. Wylie, Winfield S., logger. REDGRAVE. A station on the main line "of C.P.R., 453 miles east of Vancouver. REFUGE BAY, A fishing station on Porcher Island. Skeena river distant 40 miles. Cunningham & Son, Dog Fish Oil Factory and Clam Cannery. Jackson, Samuel, manager C & Son. RENFREW, (See Port Renfrew.) REVELSTOKE, A town on the main line of .the C. P.R. 379 miles east of Vancouver, at second crossing of the Columbia river; has money order postoffice, telegraph and express offices and . two chartered banks. Has Methodist, Presbyterian, Anglican and Roman Catholic churches, public schools. The Bell Telephone Company have an exchange here. It is the distributing point for the West Kootenay district. The Columbia is navigable south to the international boundary, a distance of 200 miles. Steamers are operated by the C.P.R., and make connections with their trains. The C.P.R. district superintendent and train dispatchers have their headquarters here. There are two newspapers, one semi-weeklv and the other weekly Also' sawmili. three breweries, one modern establishment with a capacity of 25 barrels Sf-* oX pnbIic hall> mating capacity 200^ It is the distributing Point for the five camps of the Revelstoke district, viz., IUecillewaet, .Albert Canyon, Trout Lake Lardeau and Big Bend. Population, 1898, 2,000. .Population, 1899, 2,500. Postmaster, F. B. Wells. Postmaster at station, H. J. Bourne. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. Mayor—Frank McCarty. City Clerk—C E. Shaw. City Engineer—L. H. Buck. Police Magistrate—Thos. L. Haig. City Solicitor—Geo. S. McCarter. Aldermen—Thos. Kirkpatrick, Wm. B. McKechnie, M.D., F. B. Wells, W. F. Crage, James Graham and Wm. Brown. Abrahamson, Abraham, sr., res. Central Hotel. BRAHAMSON BROS., (John, Charles, Noah and Andrew), PROPS. CENTRAL HOTEL, FRONT STREET. ALSO QUEEN'S HOTEL, TROUT LAKE CITY. Abrahamson, Charles, of A. Bros. Abrahamson, John, of A. Bros. Abrahamson, William, contractor and builder. Abraham, Joseph, packer for Laforme. Adair, Edward, prospector and mining operator. Agnew, J., brakeman. Ahlin, Fred & Co. (Charles Johnson), groceries and clothing. Aikenhead (John) & Co., watchmakers and jewellers. Allan, John G., agent Dom. Express. Allan, Oliver H., brewery. Aman, ..Charles, J., stationery and tobacconist. Amos, Harry, mgr. Geo. Bell & Co. Anderson, Morse, section foreman C.P.R. Anderson, Nels., section foreman C.P.R. Anderson, Peter, bus driver Central Htl. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Appleton (The E.) Co. (Ernest Appleton), general merchants. aeiiUal :m;; 420 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA REVELSTOKE. Aris, Thomas, bartender Hotel Edwards. Atkins (Benjamin Richard) & Campbell (Burton Roy), props., Kootenay Mail. Audy, Wm., porter Hotel Revelstoke. Austin, Jane, dressmaker Cash Bazaar. Baker, Fred, C.P.R. storekeeper. Bannerman, Wm., bus driver Columbia Hotel. ARBER, JOHN ROBT. GUY, JEWELLER AND WATCH MAKER, Mckenzie ave. Barnard, Frank, bricklayer and plasterer Barnes, John, chef Hotel Victoria. Bell, George & Co. (branch of Enderly), grocers, etc., H. Amos, mgr. Bell, Geo. W., driver Bourne Bros. Bell, Wm., brakeman. Bennett, Edgar A., manager L. F. R. & C. Gold Fields. Benoit, Louis, driver Columbia Hotel. Benson, Jacob, packer. Benson, Robert, section foreman C.P.R. Big Bend Transportation Co., Ltd., Big Five Group Mines, O. D. Hoar,mgr. Birney, John Andrew, clerk. Birney, Wm. George, painter and paper- hanger, MeKenzie ave. Bland, Alfred Edward, clerk. Bland, John Henry, shoemaker W. Bland. BLAND, JOHN JAMES. Boots and Shoes and shoemaker, Front st. Bongard, Ernest, conductor. Booth, Thomas, laborer, C.P.R. Bourke, John, of Field & Bourke. BOURNE BROS., (Henry J. and Frank H.), general . merchants at station: branch at Na- ' kusp, New Denver and Burton City. Bourne, Edward J., bookkeeper, Bourne Bros. Bourne, Frank H.,. of Bourne Bros., res. New Denver. Bourne. Henry Josiah, managing partner Bourne Bros. Bradshaw, Thomas W., agent C. P. R. Braithwaite, Daniel, mgr. Cowan Hol- ten, Downs Co. Brennan, —., barber, Revelstoke Hotel. Brewster. Isaac Turner, sec-treas. of ' Carnes Creek Cons. G. M., Ld. British Columbia Permanent Loan and Savings Co., F. Buker, agent. British Lion Gold Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd. (fgn), White & Scott .attorneys. Broadley, —., barber shop. Brock, Annie, clerk James Gill & Co. Brookfield, A., brakeman. ROWN, HUGH ARCHIBALD, PROP. UNION HOTEL, Brown, Charles, loc. engineer. Brown, Frank, clerk post office. Brown, James, porter Hotel VictorilM Brown, Wm. M., of Brown & Pool. ry rows a pool, proprietors. ^ PROPS. COLUMBIA HOUSE, FRONT STREET. Bruce, Hugh, brakeman C.P.R. Brundrett, Harry, brakeman. Buker, Fayette, insurance and commission agent, MeKenzie ave. Bullock, Robert, Burridge, Edgar, tinsmith W. M. Lawrence. Caley, John, carpenter C. B. McLean.. Calhoun, Wm. Colby, clerk Bourne Bros., P.O. Calvert, Ernest, butcher, F. McCarty. Campbell, Burton Roy, of Atkins & Campbell. Canada Drug and Book Co., Ltd., Chas. R. McDonald, mgr. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. E. J. Duchesnay, C.E., supt. Thos. Downie, chief despatcher. Alex. B. Forrest, trainmaster. Thos. W. Bradshaw, station agent. John L. Smith, telegraph agent. Chas. H. Temple, loco, foreman. W. A. Walker, storekeeper. Thos. Kilpatrick, bridge inspector. C. P. R. boarding house, Frank McCarty, prop. C. P. R. Hotel, H. A. Perley, manaeer. C.P.R. Restaurant, John Savage prop., C.P.R. station. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRU'i- John L. Smith, agent. Cao, Christopher, janitor Govt, offices. Cash Bazaar (H. N. Coursier, Wm. Meldrum, mgr., MeKenzie ave., dry goods, dressmaking and millinery. Oato,' Arthur, bartender ENTRAL HOTEL, ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPS. Carnes Creek Cons, G. Mines, Ltd., Isaac Turner Brewster, secy.-treas. and manager. Clark, Geo., steward Hotel Edwards. Clark, Geo. M., contractor and builder. Clarke, Percival, clerk, James Gill & Co. Clarke, Percy Paxton, clerk James Gill & Co. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY REVELSTOKE. Collector of Customs, outport of Revel, stoke. T. G. Haig. collector of, near railway station. f| OLiUMBIA HOUSE, VJ BROWN & POOL. FRONT STREET. Columbia Hydraulic Mining Co., (fgn.), White & Scott, attorneys. Consolation Mine, French Creek. Big Bend. John Sweeney, supt. Cooke. Henry, Dom. Express messenger. Corley, B. M.. switchman C.P.R. Corley, Robert A., switchman C.P.R. County Court. H. N. Goursipr. registrar. Coursier, Henry Noble. S.M., Govt. Agent and Gold Commissioner. OWAN, HOLTEN, DOWNS CO., LTD., "WHOLESALE WINES, LIQUORS G AND CIGARS, DANIEL BRAITHWAITE, Mgr. Cowan,' Wm., Cowan, Holten, Downs Co. Crage (Wm. Frederick) & Mayne (B H.), real estate and insurance, First. Crage. Wm. Fred., of Crage & Mayne. Crawford, Wm., engine turner. Crick, Albert, printer Herald. Cross, James William, physician and surgeon, C.P.R., Taylor Block. Ciotty, Percy, contractor and builder, bds. Hotel Victoria. Crowles, Samuel, farmer and drayman. Curtis, George Fred'k, drugs and stationery, MeKenzie ave. Dallas, John, saw setter. Davis, P., brakeman. de Mellow, Arthur, timekeeper C.P.R. shops. Dier, H. C operator C.P.R. Dominion Express Company, | ~7 J. G. Allan, agent. Richard Helme, route agent. Downey, Thomas, chief train dispatcher C. P. Ry. Downs, Thomas, of Cowan, Holten, Downs Co. and Enterprise Brewerj Co. Darke, Robert, carpenter, bds. Hotel Victoria. Downey, Melville, Dom. Express messenger. Doyle, John Michael, bookkeeper F. McCarty. Drew,. Benj. Arthur, clerk James Gill & Dufault, Peter, Dunbar, Daniel A., House. Dunn. Joseph, free miner, Oriental Htl. Duschesnay, Edmund J., CE., superintendent C.P.R. Eacrett, George, painter, bds. Victoria. Eckman, A. G., laborer C.P.R. Edson, Ivan Arthur, clerk Hotel stoke. Edwards, Eddie, Edwards, John Edwards, Mary, wid. Charles, Elson, Robert, Conductor. Enterprise Brewing Co. (Charles Hoiten, Thomas Downs, J. P. Sutherland, brewers. _■ Equitable Loan & Building Aso., J. LL Sibbald, agent. Esty, Howard, warehouseman O. L5. Hume & Co. Fallis Bros (Fredk. Geo. and John Albert) estate, general store, 1. i- -Brewster, assignee. Farrell, Wm., teamster F. McCarty. Field, Charles M.. of Field & Bourke. Field (Charles M.) & Bourke (John), Sen- ate Saloon, Front st. Field I Bews. drugs and stationery. Fischer. Bruno, brewer Enterprise Brewing Co. Fleming, Charles, teamster. Fleming, Robert, livery. Fleming, Wm., drayman. Forrest, Alexander B., trainmaster L. Ry. Foucrault, Geo. Fraser, Fred'k, collector. brakeman. mining recorder and train despatcher Fraser James. Donald, tram despatcner French Creek Mining Co., (fgn.), White and builder, bricklayer and dray- & Scott, attorney. Fretz, Frank Henry, Fv.pf-7.. L. -V. contractor Frewing, Wm., plasterer. Fromey, Edward man. Garrand. Frank, miner. Garvey, Fred P.. operator C.P.R. cill james a co., dry goods, house furnishings, men's furnishings, boots and shoes, Mckenzie avenue. Goddard, Beverley, loc. eng. C.P.R. Gordon, Robert, plumber. 422 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA REVELSTOKE. Gorman, Brian, yardmaster C.P.R. Gorman, Eugene H., butcher . for McCarty. Government Agent & Gold Commissioner, Henry Noble Coursier. Graves, Carl Randolph, mining engineer, bds. Union Hotel. Greasley, Wm., driver F. McCarty. Great Western Mines, Ltd., Wm. B. Pool, pres. and mgr.; Harry Walton, sec'y-treas., mine at Ferguson. • Grogan, George Edward, deputy sheriff and insurance agent. Haig. Thomas Livingstone. Collector of Customs and Inland Revenue, Pacific ave. Hamilton, Frank, porter Revelstoke HI. Hamilton, Wm., bartender Oriental Htl. Hanburg, Herbert, fitter C.P.R. Hanson, Charles E., watchmaker. Harvey, James Albert, of Harvey & McCarter, res. Fort Steele. HARVEY A McCARTER, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, MOLSONS BANK BLOCK, ALSO FORT STEELE. Harwood, Erb., planerman. Hawthorne, Wm, clerk Bourne Bros. Hearn, Arthur Richard Babington. mg>.\ Imperial Bank of Canada. Heller, Theodore, tailor for Wilson. Helme, Richard, route agent Dom. Express. • ■J ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd. PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER ^DIRECTORY JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. Hillier, Thos., contractor and builder. Hoar, O. D., mgr. Big Five Group in Lardeau. Hobson, Alex., clerk, Browne Bros. Hodgins, Richard Erwin bookkeeper, W. M. Lawrence. Hodgins, W., brakeman. Holten (Chas.) & Sullivan (John), props. Hotel Edwards. Horne, Bruce, miner, res. Front st. Horne, Thos. E., miner, res. Front st. MOTEL VICTORIA, JOHN V. PERKS Prop.- FRONT ST. Hotel, Edwards, Holten &• Sullivan, props. Holten, Charles, of Cowan, Holten, Downs Co., and Enterprise Brewinll Co., Hopgood, John, conductor. IIOTEL REVELSTOKE, H. A. PERLEY, MANAGER. Howson, Robt, of R. Howson & Co, Howson, R. & Co., furniture and unde> taker Hoyland, Robert, brakeman. Hume, C. B. & Co. (Clarence Burpee, PI. and Charles Fredk. Lindmark), genl store. Hume, Clarence Burpee, of C B. Hume & Co. Hume, Robt. Murray, clerk C B. Hume & Co. Hutcheson. James Cameron, drayman, and wood dealer. Inland Revenue, T. L. Haig, sub-collector. Jaok-on. Edwin Stewart, clerk Jeffs, Thomas W., of McKechnie & Jeffs. Jenkins, David, shoemaker. Johnson Arthur Rpvelstoke Herald. Johhson, Charles, of Fred Ahlin & Co. Johnson, George, butcher J. R. Hull & Co. Johnson, K. D J. O, accountant Mol- sons Bank. Johnson, Maxwell,, teamster Hotel Victoria. Jordan, Bertha, millinerv Cash Bazaar. Kellie. James M.. M.P.P., bds. Central Hotel. Kennedy, Peter, watchman. Ker, Edward D., clerk Supt.'s office C.P.R. Kernaghan. J., contractor and builder. Kincade, Abraham E.. free miner. Kirkpatrick, Thomas, bridge supt. C.P.R Kootenay Lumber Co., Ltd. (Comiplax), Robert Tn oping, 'agent. Kootenay. Mail (weekly), Atkins & Campbell, props. Laforme, George, packer and forwarder, ranch at Downie creek. Lander, James, dvnamo man Rev. W. & L. Co. Langride-e. Wm. Henry, travelling auditor C.P.R.. res. McKenize ave. Laughton, John, bartender Law, Wm. J., merchant tailor, MeKenzie ave. Lawrence, Wm., caretaker Bourne Bros. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM MACRAE, HARDWARE AND TINSMITHING. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. REVELSTOKE. Lawson, Bruce A., bookkeeper, C B. Hume & Co. Lawson, John, conductor. Lawson, Minnie K., Mrs. Bruce A., ladies' furnishings and fancy goods, 3rd st. Lee, Alice, Mrs. W. J., fruit and confectionery, MeKenzie ave. Lee, Wm. John, brakeman C.P.R. Lemon, T. J., photographer. Lendrum, Thos. J., trustee Smelter Townsite, res. Ainsworth, B.C. Levesque, Clementine, Mrs. August, Front st. Levesque, Misses Helen and Emma, dressmaking, Front st. Levesque, Peter, bartender Hotel Victoria. Lewis. George, Interurban stage. Lewis John, sawyer for Robinson. Lewis, Thomas, blacksmith C.P.R. Lindmark, Charles Frederick, J.P., of C. B. Hume & Co. Lillooet, Fraser River and Cariboo Gold Fields, Ltd., Edgar A. Bennett, gen. manager. Long, James E., brewery. Lund, Gustav, Mining Exchange Saloon. McCallum, John Dougall, butcher for McCarty. McCarthy, Dennis, contractor. McCague Bros (James Stuart and David Samuel), bakers. McCrum, Joseph, conductor. cCARTY, FRANK, COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Wholesale and retail butcher and C P. R. boarding house. McDonald, Chas. R., mgr. Canada Drug and Book Co., Ltd. McDonald, D. A., freight checker C.P.R. McDonald, Sandy, bartender Revelstoke Hotel. McDonell, Alex. John, bartender Hotel Revelstoke. McKechnie (Wm. Bosd) & Jeffs, (Tho.* W., physicians and surgeons and private hospital. McKechnie, Wm. Boyd, of McKechnie & Jeffs. McLauchlin, W. E., freight checker C. P. R. McLean, Charles B., architect and huiid er, Front st. McLean, Ernest Hugh S., physician and surgeon. McLean, James, plasterer. McLean, Ralph R., asst. postmaster.Rev- elstoke P.O. McMahon, Jas., blacksmith. McMahon, Samuel, blacksmith for J. McMahon. 1 DEPARTMENTAL STORE* Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House. Furnishing., Seeds, Drugs, . Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 westminster ave., Vancouver, b.c McMaster, John, agent Lake of the Woods Milling Co., bds. Central Htl. McNeil, Amadee, barber, Front st. McRae, Alex, Prov. constable. Chief Lisence Inspector. McTavish, Grahame, clerk Imperial bk. Macgowan, Erl, clerk Molsons Bank. Mannering, Herbert, fitter C.P.R. Mara Townsite (C & K. S. N. Co.), T. L. Haig, agent. Martin, Lesa, music teacher and stenographer. Matthews, Stewart, brakeman. Meldrum, Wm., mgr. Cash Bazaar. Mesley, Fredk., engine turner. METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. S. J. Thompson, pastor. Mining Exchange Hotel Gustav Lund, Front st. Mining Recorder, Fred'k Fraser. Mitchell, Chas. W;, operator C.P.R. Morgan, Joseph, barber, cigars and confectionery, Front. Molsons Bank, J. D. Molson, mgr., MeKenzie ave., cor. First. More, Thomas, despatcher C.P.R. Morris (Wm.) & Steed (Thos.), groceries, hardware, boots and shoes and clothing, Front. Moscrop, Richard, loc. engineer. Mullin, Arthur, bus driver Union Hotel. Mullin, Wm., bus driver Union Hotel. Munford, Geo., driver for Hull & Co. Murphy, James, barrister, Cowan block. Nagel, Jerrv B., mining operator, bds. •Central Hotel. Nelson, John, packer. Nelson, Wm., carpenter C.P.R. shop. Nettle, Wm. E., contractor and builder. Nicholson, Angus, bartender Central Hotel. p|| Nicholson, Wm., loc. engineer. O'Brien. Martin J., sodawater works, also Vernon. KIENTAL HOTEL, JOHN ALBERT STONE, PROP. 424 HENDERSOTST'S BRITISH COLUMBIA REVELSTOKE. Ogilvie, Wm. Forrest, conductor C.P.R. Pacteau, Joseph, chef Hotel Revelstoke, Page, Wm. Richard, Paget, Chas. Barkley Paget, Edward Wm. B., clerk Palmer, Alfred, packer. » Pease, Wm. B., insurance agent, MeKenzie ave. Percival, Wm., brakeman. [JERKS, JOHN VINCENT, ' PROP. HOTEL VICTORIA, FRONT ST. Perley, H. A., mgr. C P. R. Hotel. Peterson Hall, (seats 200) First stret, Adam B. Reid, manager. Petersen, Peter Rasmur, real estate owner. Pettipiece Matthew M-, livery stable and drayman Pettipiece, Richard Parmeter, printer. Betreth, .1 shoemaker. Philpott, Laurence B., electrician, Revelstoke W. & L. Co. Phipps, A^oert ,E., accountant, Imperial Bank. Pinkham, James M. K., teller Imperial Bank. Piper (Fred'k)_ & Co., (Frank Bainard, J. McKechnie), brick mfgs. POOL WM. BODIE, of Brown & Pool, Columbia House. Porter, J. J., brakeman. Postmaster Revelstoke station, H. J. Bourne, Revelstoke, F.. B. Wells, Lower Town. Pratt, Hoarce J., asst. to supt. C.P.R. Ramsay, Wm., paint shop, bds. Oriental Hotel. Reid, Chas. Edgar. Reid. Chas. E. & Co., druggists and stationers, Front st. Reid, Miss A. E., dressmaker. Reid, W. R., clerk Bourne Bros. rjEVELSTOKE BOARD OF TRADE, ■* H. A. BROWN, President; F. B. WELLS, Vice-President; C. E. SHAW, Sec'y-Treasnrer. QEVELSTOKE HERALD, ■* ' (Issue Semi-Weekly) ARTHUR JOHNSON, PUBLISHER, FIRST, Cor. CAMPBELL AVE. Revelstoke Hospital, Drs. McKechnie and Jeffs. R KVELSTOKE HOTEL, OPPOSITE C.P.Ry. STATION, H. A. PERLEY, Manager. Revelstoke townsite, T. L. Haig, agent. Revelstoke, Trout Lake & Big Bend Tel. Co., Ltd., Wm. Cowan, pres. and mgr., James W. Vail, sec'y-treas. Revelstoke Water, Light & Power Co,, Ltd., Wm. Cowan, Pres.; Thompson, E. L. Taylor, sec'y. Lawrence B. Philpott, electrician. Riches, Fred'k Arthur, bookkeeper Jas, Gill & Co. Riuger, John, planerman. Roach. George, free miner, bds. Stockholm house. Robertson, Thos., asst. storekeeper C. P. R. '-■;■ Robinson, Baxter, contractor and builder Robinson, Daniel, lumberman. Robinson, Frederick, saw and plaining Mill. Robinson, John, engineer. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH- Rev. I. J. Lauzon, pastor. Ross. Malcolm, shoemaker, Front. Sampson, Robt. drayman. coal and wood dealer.- Sands. John, teamster, bds. Stockholm. Saunders, Samuel L., clerk Bourne Bros, Savage, John, C.P.R., restaurant.- Sawyer, (Wm.) & Manning (Fred), sash and door factory. Scott, Henry Villers, clerk. Scott, John Manning. Shaw, John, Prov. constable. Sheriff, of Kootenay, Stephen Redgrave, Donald: G. E. Grogan, deputy. Shaw, Charles Erskine, clerk Govt, office Sherhan, D.. switchman. Shoemaker, Peter, sausagemaker, Sibbald, John Drinkwater, Insurance, mining, and real estate MeKenzie ave. Skinner, Joseph, loc. engineer. Slimm, Albert Henry, barber and tobacconist. Smelter Townsite, Thos. J. Lendrum, trustee. Wm. F. Crage, agent. Smelter Townsite, Lendrum, trustee; Haig & Crage agents. Smith. Alfred Nicholas, bakery. Smith 1 Clark, contractors and builders. Smith, James, barber shop. Smith, John Alexander, journalist, bds. Hotel Victoria. Smith. Tohn L.. 'agent C. P. R- Tel. Smyth, Hugh, , Smythe, Roynon M., cycle depot, tobacconist, etc. Smythe, Mrs. Samuel. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 425 Revelstoke. Riske Creek. Smythe, Wentworth, Ashton. Soames, Fred., switchman O.Jr.x.. Soames, Robert, loc. engineer. Solloway, Alfred, loc. engineer. Solloway, Leonard, loc. engineer. Springer, Frank, clerk CP.R. depot. Spurling, John Edward, Customs broker and clerk T. L. Haig. . Stearman, Daniel W., dispatcher, C. P. R. Steed, Thomas, of Morris & Steed. Steele, Elmes K., ledger-keeper Imperial Bank. STONE, JOHN ALBERT, PROP. ORIENTAL HOTEL, FRO XT STREET. Stoneleigh Mining Co. (fgn), White & Scott, attorneys. Sullivan, Henry J., travelling auditor . C.P.R. Sullivan, John, of Holten & Sullivan. Sunshine, Ltd., Edgar A. Bennett, gen. mgr., mine near Ferguson. Sutherland. James Pyle, of Enterprise Brewing Co. Sweeney, John, supt. Consolation Mine, bds. Central Hotel. Talareco. P.. cobbler. Tapping, Robert, prop. Opera House (seats, 1,100). Taylor, Thomson E. L., sec'y Revelstoke Water, Light and Power Co.. Ltd. Temple, Bert W., freight checker, C.P.R. Temple. Chas. Henry, locomotive foreman C.P.R. Thompson, A. C, compositor Mail. Thompson. Robert, bush foreman. Tomlinson. Wm., loc. engineer C.P.R. Toombs, Alex., U NION HOTEL, HUGH A BROWN, PROP. Upper, Reginald, bartender Union Htl. | Vail, James Wm., journalist and accountant, bds. Central Hotel. Van, F., expressman. Walton, -Harry, sec'y-treas. Great Western Mines, Ltd. Webb, P., laborer CP.R, Wells Francis Beddoe, general store and post office at Lower Town. Western Canadian Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., Hugh A. Brown. White, Thos., brakeman. White (Wm.) & Scott (John M.j, barristers and solicitors, MeKenzie ave. White, Wm., Q.O, Widdmombe, Henry J., baggageman 0. Wilkinson Miss M .E., stenographer to supt. C.P.R. . WILSON, ROBERT S., Merchant tailor and outfiter: Wood, John E., contractor and builder. . Woodrow, James Isidore, butcher. Wright, James, contractor and builder'. Wright, Mrs., boarding house, MeKenzie ave. Wrong, Fred, bartender Gold Hill Sin. Yates, Albert, R., druggist E. F. Curtis. Charley Sing, lajndry. Hip Chung, laundry. Lun Chong, laundry. . Nam Sing, laundry. Wah Chong, general store. RICHMOND MUNICIPALTY, Situated in the Delta of the Fraser River. Northern portion and comprises Lulu Island, Sea Island and Richmond Island. The Post offices aie": Steveston, Lulu Island and Eourne and Terra Nova. RICH FIELD P. O. Barkerville.) RICHMOND ISLAND, See Eburne Post office. In the New Westminster district, hat an area of about 30,000 acres. It embraces Lulu and Sea Islands, including smaller adjacent islands in North and South Arms of the Fraser river. It was incorporated in 1880 and has three postoffices, Lulu Agriculture, fishing and almon can- Island, Sea Island and North Arm. neries are the chief industries. Richmond Cannery, J. H. Todd & Son, props. RISKE CREEK, Post office called Chilcotin. A ranching settlement in Williams Lake, division of Cariboo district, ■40 miles from Soda Creek. Mails weekly, Ashcroft dis. 170 miles. Postmaster—Frederick M. Becher. BECHER, FREDERICK M., SAW MILL, STOCK-RAISER, AND POSTMASTER. Beaumont, F. M., stock raiser. Brown, John, rancher. Cassidy, E. C. cowboy. 426 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Risk Creek. Robson. Charters, Thomas, laborer.. Constable, G. H. S., laborer. Davies, E. F., St. A., stock-raiser. Davies, H. R., St. A., stock-raiser. Dester, Gerald, J.P., general store. Drummond, M. G., J.P. stock raiser. Durrell H. stock raiser. Hudson, John, laborer. Moon C. overseer McTaggart John sawyer. Nortenberg, Dan. Pinchbeck, William, blacksmith and rancher. Ross M. D., stock raiser. Ross M. Y., stock raiser. Spencer, John, laborer. Stobie A. W., cowboy. Sword, Thomas, packer. Vedan, Louis, farmer. Wyley Moses, stock raiser. RITA VILLE, A logging camp for the B. C. S. & R. Co.'s saw mill, Trail, situated on the west .side Columlbia river, opposite Waterloo, 7 miles 'below Robson. RIVERS INLET, (See also Wanborough.) On the north shore, at the head of Rivers Inlet. Fishing is the principal industry. Mail fortnightly from Victoria, dis. 270 miles. Postmaster, H. J. Kirkland. Ah Sing, China foreman, Wannuck Cannery. Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co., Ltd. Ben, —., netman, Good Hope Cannery. Bernard, Carl., netman. Brett, T. W., clerk, B.C Canning Co. Brunswick Canning Co., Geo. I. Wilson, agent, Vancouver. Buttimer, A., netman, Brunswick Cannery. Buttimer, Fred, manager. Buttimer, G., bookkeeper, Brunswick Cannery. Brett. W. F., storekeeper. British Columbia Canning Co., Herbert J. Kirkland mgr. Clough, G., foreman cannery. Cloy, J. Collins, J., fireman, B.C. Canning Co. Copeland, A., foreman Vane. Packing Co Findlay, Durham, & Brodie, agents. Clough, George M., cannery foreman. Collins, John, engineman. Gibson, William H., Indian teacher. Good Hope Cannery, Robert Woods, mgr. Grant, S., timekeeper. Green, —., bookkeeper Vancouver Pacjll ing Co. Green, W., mgr. Vancouver Packing Co. Groves, D., mgr. Brunswick Cannery. Hogan, A., watchman, Vane. Pkg Co. Hopper, H. J., asst. storekeeper Wadhams Cannery. Johnston, R., foreman Good Hope Can'y. Kirkland, H. J., mgr. B.C Canning Co. McDermid, Hugh C, bookkeper. McLachlan, —., blacksmith, Wadhams Cannery. Mill, Willie, foreman, B.C. Canning Co. Nicholson, —., teacher. Nicholson, Harry L., canneryman. Oliver, A. W., carpenter. Rivers Inlet Cannery, Victoria Cannery and saw mill. Starr, J,, fisherman, Vane. Packing Co. Stricklapd, G., watchman, Brunswick Cannery. Steacy,' Ben., blacksmith. Vancouver Packing Co., Turner, Beeton, & Co., agents. Wadhams, C, foreman Wadhams Can. Wadhams, E. A., cannery, also of Point Roberts, Blaine, Wash. Wadhams' W., mgr. Wadhams Cannery. Willy, A. C, saw mill foreman. Woods, R. J., mgr. Good Hope Can-' nery. RIVERSIDE, See Abbottsford and Mount Lehman post offices. A settlement and landing on the south side of the Fraser River, 25 miles 1 above New Westminster, in the New Westminster district. Mission station distant 1J miles, nearest railway station, telegraph and express office. The CP.R. Mission" branch runs through the centre of the settlement. Has telegraph office called Matsqui. Daily steamers from New Westminster. The Roman Catholic mission have a farm of 2.000 acres. The valley reclaimed by the Matsqui dyke contains 20,- 000 acres. Industries principally^ dairying and stock raising. ROBSON, A town on the Columbia river 12 miles below Lower Arrow Lake, the GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Eobson. terminus of the Columbia & Kootenay railway. The C.P.R. Co.'s steamers make connections here for Nelson and all points north and south. The Columbia & Western railway to Rossland commences across the river where there will probably be a new towoisite; has post- f office, express and telegraph. Sawmill capacity, 25,000 ft. per day. Nelson dis. 28 miles, Arrowhead 125 miles, Trail 29 miles. Postmaster, F. C Beer. Arcuse, F., section foreman C. P. R. -Barber, Geo., clerk. JBeals Bros., Pioneer Restaurant. Beer, R. & Co., general merchants. Beer, Frank R. G, postmastr. Cameron, John D., laborer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Edward R. Redpath agent. Clyde, John, laborer. Dey, Oscar, operator. [Habrick, I. A., fisherman. Labeau, Jos., bartender. Levesque, Louis, Robson Hotel. McLaughlin, James W., wharf foreman. Blailloux Joseph Elias, clerk Robson Hotel. Payne, Mrs., boarding house. Price, Sam, merchant. Reeves, James, barber. Robson Mill Co. sawmills, ■■ Sourrs, Christian, Red Front Restaurant ■BOBSON SPUR, A steamboat landing on the Columbia river at the mouth of the Kootenay river, 4 miles below Robson. used only at low water. ROCK CREEK, j A post settlement 70 miles from Penticton, between Midway, 12 miles, and Camp McKinney, 18 miles, at the Junction of Rock Creek and Kettleriver. Has saw mill, capacity 15,000 feet daily. Beecher, H., farmer. Boundary Creek Milling & Lumber Co., fni^miU (P0rtable>. also Greenwood. Sjadford, Geo. A., farmer. gubar, Bayard, farmer. tfubar, Frank, farmer. iSuekley, Oscar, farmer. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, foipmerIy_Qppenhelmef Vancouver. B.C. Conkle, William H., farmer. Copeland, James, miner. Curry, Thomas, farmer and miner. Dick, Wah Lum Kee Co., general store. Dietz, Charles, farmer and miner. Donahue, Andrew, miner. Gillis, Allan, farmer. Grant, James S., farmer and miner. Haynes, Val., farmer. Haynes, Wm., farmer. Hozier, Charles William, rancher. Ingram B., rancher. . Johnston, Robert Cullin, farmer. Larsen (Sam) & McCuaig (Malcolm), hotel. Lindsay, John, farmer. LumKee, general store. McCallum, John, farmer. McCuaig, Malcolm, hotel keeper. Martin, E. R., farmer. Noon, M., farmer. Olsen & Phalen, general store, also Greenwood. Ord, John, farmer and miner. Pittenridge, Charles Edward, farmer. Pittenridge, Henry S., hotel and rancher. and postmaster. Patterson, Thomas W., farmer. Ah Kee, general store. ROCK CREEK, A steamboat landing 3 miles above Trail on the Columbia river. ROCKFORD, (See also Stump Lake.) A country postoffice in the Nicola Valley, Yale district, 5 miles from head of Nicola Lake. Mail twice a week. Nearest railway, telegraph and express office, Kamloops, dis. 35 miles. Its principal industries are stock raising and mining. Has Presbyterian and Methodist churches 428 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Rockford. Roseberyl Population, about 200. Postmaster, Robert Scott. Aird, James, rancher. Collett, John, farm-hand. Collett, Joseph, rancher. Fraser, George, rancher. Fraser, John, rancher. Jones, Thomas H., rancher. Lauder, Joseph D., J.P., rancher, res. at Kamloops. Lauder, Wm. M., rancher. McDonald, Wm. R., rancher, Napier Lake. Moore, John, gentleman. Moore, Joseph Cunningham, rancher- res Kamloops. Moore, Samuel, rancher. Morton, Alfred, rancher. Nichols, William, rancher. Palmer, James, Malcolm, rancher. Palmer, William Fredk., rancher. Peterson, John, rancher. Scott, Robert, rancher and postmaster. Scott, Samuel James P., rancher. Scott, Wm. A., rancher. Smith, Kate (wid. Albert), stopping house. Tannahill, John, rancher. Tannahill, Thomas, rancher. ROCKY POINT, (See also Metchosin.) A post settlement, 25 miles from Victoria. In Metchosin district, near Race Rocks. , Post master, T. Parker. Argyle, Frederick, farmer. Argyle, Thomas, farmer. Ball, Charles, farmer. Beltz. William, farmer. Christopher, John, farmer. Eastwood, Frederick, light house-keeper, Race Rocks. Kidman, Alfred, farmer. Parker, Arthur. Parker, Thomas, postmaster and farmer. Parker. W. H. Reid, John. Reid, Thomas. Vine, Edward, farmer, Pedler Inlet. ROGERS PASS, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 427 miles east of Vancouver, and 31 miles west of Donald, in the East Kootenay district. lias telegraph office and money order post- office. Mails daily Revelstoke, dis, 48 miles west. Postmaster—John Taylor. Armstrong, Wm. Armstrong, Willis John, enginevr Backnaw. Patrick, laborer. Balary, Albert Edward, wiper. Ball, Chas. Alfred, farmer. Barres, Rockey, hotelkeeper. Brown, Geo. S., carpenter. Cadden, Wm., watchman. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. John Taylor, agent. Cabac, Joe, laborer. Cangreve, L. H., watchman. Carson, Frank H., engineer. Charles, Henry, farmer. Christopher, John William, farmer. Clark, Edgar F., school teacher. Crawford, Hogan, turner. Cruse. Chas. H. P., wiper. Denman, Albert, engineer. Elliott, Wm„ fireman. Garay, Mike, laborer. Grimes, Wm. H.. condr. Harrington, Edward, line repairer. Huston, Geo., operator. Jamieson, Wm. Henry. - Jones, Geo., laborer. Kelly, Thomas. Lord, J., brakeman C.P.R. McDonald. John S., blacksmith. McLean. Dave H., conductor. McMahon, Thos., foreman. Maxwell. Chas. C, line repairer. Newett, Fred. Chas., foreman. Parker, Henry, farmer. Percival, Wm., brakeman. Simons. John, engineer. Sharkey. John, wiper. Snider, Wm., foreman. Stuckey, Chas. Hugh. Taylor, John, agent. Tolloway. Leonard J., engineer. Vago, Frank, coal man.' Vayo. Frank, lineman. Williamson, George, fireman. Wilson, Andrew, laborer. Wilson, Thomas, section foreman. ROSEBERY, . A town on the Nakusp & Slocan branch of the CP.R., at the montj! of Wilson Creek on Slocan Lake, 29' miles from Nakusp and 12 mil* frcm Sandon. Has telegraph office, j steamer Slocan connects with train | for Nakusp for Slocan City, dis. 2 miles. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Rbsebery. i Postmaster—David Leslie Taylor. j B, C. Ore Sampling Co. ! CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. D. L. Taylor, agent. Cook, Robert, wood contractor. Hill Bros.., (Wilson and Alfred), saw- mil at head of Slocan Lake. ;Hill, Frank, emp. Hill Bros. Morrison, James, line repairer. Nault, J. T., Rosebery Hotel. Roseberry Townsite Co., A. M. Beattie manager. iSchulzkie, Wm., rancher. Smith, A. J., rancher. Smith, G. A., operator C.P.R. Vanstone, G. S., chicken ranch. j'Wm. Hunter," str. KOSEDALE, (See also Chilliwack.) A post settlement, Chilliwack distant 7 miles east. In Chilliwack Municipality. Agassiz nearest railway station, dis. 5 . miles. Baptist church and public school. ! Postmaster, A. Hamilton. Bartlett, B., farmer. [ Bartlett, James, farmer. Oaverdabe, Thomas, farmer. Chapman, John, farmer. I Ellis, David D., farmer. j Ennis, Arthur, farmer. Ennis, David, farmer. Ennis, William, farmer. I Gilbert, Milton, farmer. Henderson, Isaac M., farmer. • Henderson, Samuel C, farmer and builder, j Hamilton, Isaac, farmer. Hamilton, Robert, farmer. Hamilton, Archie, farmer. I Hamilton, William, farmer. James, Arthur, farmer. James, David, farmer. James, John, farmer. J Karr, David, farmer. Lewis, Miss E., school teacher. McGra.pt, Patrick, carpenter. McLeod, John, blacksmith. m BILL POSTINC, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, wfflHBU&k ^W^tiBwaol Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Mercer, James S., farmer. Muirhead, Rufus James, farmer. Muirhead, Fred, farmer. Muirhead, James R., farmer. Munroe, Charles, farmer. Munroe, Duncan, farmer. Munroe, James, farmer. Nevin, David, blacksmith. Peat, Albert, farmer. ROSS PEAK, A station on the main line of the C. P.R. 8 miles east of Illedllewiiflet^ 416 miles east of Vancouver, in the West Kootenay district. Mails daily. Has telegraph office. ROSENHEIM, A townsite on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake, 4 miles southeart of Arrowhead, 35 miles from Revelstoke. ' Lillooet, Fraser River & Cariboo Gold Co., Ltd. ROSS RANCH, (Post office Harrison River.) A flag station on the C.P.R., dis. 8 miles from Chilliwack. Feirheller, —., rancher. irectory. CITY SSLAND. The city of Rossland is situated at the base of Red Mountain, 7 miles in a direct line west of the town of Trail on the Columbia river, and 8 miles north of the International boundary line, at an altitude of over 4,000 feet above the Columbia river. It is reached by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's steamers from Arrowhead to Robson, and the Columbian & Western Railway. The Red Mountain Railway also connects with Northport, Wash., 18 miles distant on the Columbia river, and thence to Spokane, a distance of 150 miles. The mines which have given the city, its impetus were first staked in 1890, but for one reason or another they attracted no general attention until the autumn of 1894. Since that time the whole ground immediately surrounding Rossland has been staked off into claims, which are now numbered by the hundreds. Ross Thompson took up the original townsite as a pre-emption in 1892, and had it surveyed in 1894, calling it after himself. Incorporation was granted the new city in the summer of 1897, and shortly afterwards work progressed rapidly, opening out streets, laying sewers and putting the city in the right shape for its ever-increasing development. A water works system and electric light plant are already in operation under the management of a private corporation. An electric power plant, to be utilized principally for mining purposes has been installed at .Boddington Falls on the Kootenay river, over 30 miles distant, and affords cheap and convenient -working power. There are also saw miles, breweries, opera house with a seating capacity of 1,300, telephone exchange and trunk line connections with Trail, Nelson and Spokane. The principal religious bodies have their own church buildings, and the secret societies are well represented. The head offices of a large number of mining companies operating throughout the Kootenay district are located here. Has five chartered banks, telegraph, express and money order post offices. The population is increasing rapidly, and the city now ranks as the third in the province. Population, 1899, 8,000. Postmaster, Wm. Wadds. Mayor—Arthur Samuel Goodeve. Aldermen—C. O. Lalonde, John S. Clute, jr., Ross Thompson, John Ed- gren, J. F. McCrae and J. E. Hooson. City Clerk and Treasurer, W. McQueen. City Engineer, H. B. Smith, CE. Assessor and collector and license inspector, Wm. Harp. Citv Solicitor—Abbott & Hart-McHarg. Medical Health Officer—Robert Red- dick, M.D. Health Inspector, S. Forteath. Police Magistrate, G. A. Jordan. Chief of Police, John S. Ingram. Police Sergeant, Alex. McGowan. Chief Fire Dept—Donald Guthrie. Asst. Chief F. D—Chas. Collins. License and Police Commissioners- Mayor A. S. Goodeve, chairman; Police Magistrate, G. A. Jordan, and Hon. T. Mayne Daly. ROSSLAND BOARD OF TRADE. President—J. S. C Fraser. Vice-Pres—J. Ferguson McCrae. Secretary—H. W. C. Jackson. 432 ^HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. iMflm ABBOTT A HART-McHARG, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, CITY SOLICITORS, 29 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Abbott, John Louis Graham, of Abbott & Haft-McHarg, res. Kootenay ave., cor. Georgia. Abbott, Mrs. Jennie, dressmaker, 45 E. Columbia ave. Abbotsford Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Arthur Marsh, pres.; Ed. Baillie, sec'y- treas. Abe Lincoln G. M. Co., Ltd., A. A. Phillips, pres., Olympia, W. F. Newell- fiecretary, W. T. McDonald, manager. Imperial block. Abrey, Edward, compositor Rossland Miner. Adams, Chas. Edward, bookkeeper, R. W. & L. Co. Adams, Robt., miner War Eagle mine. Alaska Gold Fields Syndicae, Ltd., Ghas. R. Hamilton, atty. Albany G. M. Co., E. Columbia ave. Alberta Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), James Hunter, reg. atty., 120 W. Columbia. Albert, Tony, miner, res. Spokane ave, near 1st ave. Albo (Frank) & Aiello (Joe), confy and tobacconists, 14 E. Columbia. Albo, Peter M., grocer, 32 W. 1st ave. Alexander, David, porter Clarendon. Alf Gold Mining Co. Ltd., Lloyd Harris, pres., W. G. Elliott, sec'y; Abbott & Hart-McHarg, solicitors and agents. Algonquin G. M. & Dev. Co., Hon. T. Mayne Daly pres., A. C. Gait, secy- treas. Algonquin Mining Co., Ltd., (fgn.), London, Edwin Durant attorney. Alhambra Saloon, George Owen, prop., N. Washington. . Alki Gold Mining Co., Ltd., E. N. Oui- mette, reg. atty. Allan, Alex., engineer Iron Horse Mine. * LLAN, MARGARET ELLEN, Prop., ** (Mrs. G. M. King.) THE HOTEL ALLAN, 2, 4, 6 AND 8 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Allan, P. M., ledgerkeeper Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Allan Restaurant, Washington St, near 1st ave. R. Allan prop. w11'.?- A- of Wear & Co., res. N. Washington. Allan, W. Gesner, physician. Allen, Alex., engineer Centre Star M. C, res. 2nd ave. and Davis. Allen, John, police constable. Allen, Robert Alex, restaurant, 35 N. Washington- Allen, Thos., miner Le Roi mine. Allen, Wm., of Le Roi Brewing Co., Le Roi ave. Alexander, Wm., topman Le Roi mine, Alloway, Miss Tosie, cashier White House, 17 W. Columbia ave. Almstrom, J. E., prop. Victoria HoreS Le Roi, bet. Washington and Spokane, of Jackson & Almstrom. Alpine Group, A. B. Mackenzie, agent, Alwilda G. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., Dr. T. H. Little, pres.; R. McGregor, sec- treas., Toronto; J. W. Thorton, gen. mgr.; John Bray, asst. sec, American Eagle G. M. Co., Ltd., R. 0. Pollett, sec'y. and mgn.-dir. Anadconda Cons. G. M. Co., Ltd., Jas. R. Cranson, pres. and supt.; E. N. Ouimette, sec'y-treas. Anderson, Andrew L., of Columbia Transfer Co., res. 82$/£ E. Columbia av Anderson, Rena, tailoress, H. H. Smith. Anderson, Edward, wireman First ave west. Anderson, Frank, bartender Anderson, Is^ac, miner Nickle Plate mine. Anderson, Lewis W., baggage master C. & W. Ry., res. Columbia ave., near St. Paul. Anderson, Robert, driver Thomas & Smith. Anderson, Robt., clerk Anderson, Thomas, accountant, and auditor, 13 W. Columbia ave. Anderson, William Henry Brett of White House Co., 17 W. Columbia av. Andrew, Robert, clerk C O. Lalonde. Anglo-American G. M. Co., of Republic, pres., Dr. T. J. MeKenzie? sec'y-treas., T. R. Morrow. Anthony, Charles, miner 27% W. Columbia. Aptaker, Abraham, tobacconist and musical instruments, N. Spokane, res. Butte, near E. Columbia. Archer, Walter Charles, local mgn.-dir., Wallingford G. M. Co., N. Washington, res. St. Paul, near 1st ave. Archibald, Logan, fruits and confectionery, 4 E. First ave. Archibald, W. Munro, night foreman Nickel Plate Mine. res. 2nd ave. W. Armstrong, Frank B., clerk 101 E. Columbia. Armstrong, Thos. H., GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. Armstrong, Geo. S., physician, 6 E. Columbia. , . ^ Armstrong, Richard "V\ allace, barrister 43y E. Columbia ave. Arnold, Henry Frederick, res. near C. & W. "Y." Arthur, Richard C, painter and paper hanger, Le Roi ave., near Butte. Ashby, Mrs. C. A., laundry, 2nd ave. Ashdown, W. T., wood-cutter, res. rear 110 E. Columbia. Askew, Charles S., clerk, 4 E. Columbia^ Asmus, Rudolph, brew master, Le Roi Brewing Co. Aspinwall, Philip, pres. Novelty Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd., bds. Kootenay Hotel. Astley, John, barteuder Bellvue Hotel. ASTLEY, JOHN WILLIAM, MINING ENGINEER. 3 S. LINCOLN, RES. 110 E. LE ROI AVE. 'j Athelstan, Gold Mining Co., Geo. T. Crane, pres.; F. E. Snodgrass, sec'y.- treas., Spokane; F. H. Oliver, mgr., 10% E. Columbia ave. Atkin, Wm. Henry, porter Kootenay Htl Atkinson, Hubert Wilbur, of McGregor, Atkinson fe Go.,. E. Columbia. Atkinson, I. B., mining operator, rooms 144 W. Columbia. Atlantic Pacific Exp. Syndicate, Ltd., John R. Reavis, pres.; W. S. Deacon, sec'y. Atlas Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., Dr. A. W. Kenning, pres.; John Bray, secretary. Avery, Edward, compositor, Rossland Miner. Avon Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., E. Ni Ouimetfe, sec'y-treas. Badger-Tourmaline G. M. Co., Ltd., R. F. Dodd, pres.; F. C, Lawe, sec'y-treas, 29 E. Columbia ave. Baillie, Edward, accountant and broker, 33 East Columbia ave., res. Le Roi. near Lincoln. Bailey, Tom.miner Centre Star mine. Baker, George, Pioneer liver stable, res. Spokane near 1st ave. B^eF\ U^h c-> suPt- Montreal Gold Fields, Ltd. Baker, Lloyd, pressman, W. H. Jones Baldwin, Clifton Arthur, res. 38 First ave. E. Balfour, E. J., machinist War Eagle Mnie. Baltimore G. M. & Dev. Co.. Ltd.. Capt. Alvin Neal, pres., Port Huron, Mich.; 22 E. Columbia ave. iliMiHiJK mpps gMBUOMER:iSTRE.T. SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Balfour, Ed. J., helper, War Eagle mine. Bambridge, Margaret, wid. Wm. T., Traders' Block, lodging house, 44 E. Columbia. ANK OP BRITISH COLUMBIA, HENRY P. MYTTON, Manager, NORTH "WASHINGTON. DANK OP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, THE, WM. T. OLIVER, Manager, 5 E. COLUMBIA AVE. rjAXK OF MONTREAL, J. S. CHISHOLM PRASER, Manager. COLUMBIA AVE., Cor. WASHINGTON nA-\K OP TORONTO, ■""' A. B. BARKER, Manager, STONE BLOCK, E. COLUMBIA AVE., Cor. LINCOLN. Banks, Wm., machinist, res. Washington, near 3rd ave. Bannett, Bernard, mgr., 42 E. Columbia, Rossland Auction rooms. Bantist Church (First), cor. 1st and Monte Christo, Rev. W. T. Stackhouse, pastor. Bard, Chas., carpenter, res. Washing-; ton. near 4th ave Barkdall, John P., foreman miner, bds. Central Hotel. Barker, Archibald B., mgr. Bank of Toronto, rooms Traders' Block, 29 434 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Barman, John, blacksmith Iron Mask Mine, rms. Washington near 4th ave. Barmaster, D., bartender, rooms 21 W. 1st ave. Barness, Christian Oscar, bookkeeper. Kamloops M. & Dev. Co., 121 W. Columbia ave. Barr, Robert A., tobacconist, 22 North Washington. Barrett, John Albert, mgr. Rossland W'h'se and Transfer Co., res. Davis, cor. Thompson ave. Barrett (Thos.) & Hansen (Anton, shoemakers, etc., N. Spokane. Bascus, Elmer, waiter Butte Hotel. ry ACER, FRITZ W *"* MINING AND STOCK BROKER, 43 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Bayne, Geo. H., broker, bds. War Eagle Hotel. Bealey Investment & Trust Co., Ltd:, of Greenwood City. Head office 23 W. Columbia Ave. Beam, George carpenter, Le Roi ave. near Moneta. Beardsley, Wm. H., carpenter. Beatty, W. R., undertaker, Commercial Alley, res. Nickel Plate Flat. Beaver G. M. Co., Reddin Jackson* Co., Ld., agents, 108 W. Columbia. ry ECHER, ALEXANDER LORNE, ■"* MINING AGENT AND STOCK BROKER, BURNS BLOCK, 111 TV. COLUMBIA. Beck, Edward, mine foreman, res. St. Paul st. Becker, Charles E., fruits, produce, etc., N. Washington. Becker, Mathias, miner, res. Thompson avenue. Beeton, Edmund C, of Beeton & Oving- ton, res. Athletic Club. Beeton & Ovington, mining brokers, Imperial Block. BeU, James A., bartender, Bellevue Hotel, res. 2nd ave. near Spokane. Bell, John George, customs broker, rooms, Cosmos Block. Bell, Wm. H., res. 2nd ave., nr. Spokane. Bellevue Hotel, Jerome Landis, prop,cor Washington and 2nd ave. Bellevue Hotel, Keefe & Co., props., N. Spokane. Belmont Hotel, McDonald & Murchison. props., 34 1st ave. Belton, James Clarence, clerk J. B. Johnson & Co. Bendigo Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. L,v Parker & Co., agents. Benn, Charles E., of J. L. Parker & Co., res. E. Columbia ave., near Butte. Bennett, Alfred Killan, miner, Le Roil ave. Bennett, Clare G., music teacher, res; Le Roi, nr. S. Washington. Bennett, Richard W., agent Great Nojs thern Express, 18 W. Columbia. Bergstrom, Neils B., miner, Spokanjf near Cook. Berlin Gold Mining Co., Ltd., O. D. Cassleman, pres.; H. R. Dunlop, sec'y- treas. Bertolson, Samuel, building contractor res. cor. 2nd ave. and Lincoln. Beswick, Wm., bartender Clarendon Hotel. Beverley (Ira W.), & Moloney (David), W.), blacksmiths, N. Washington. Bewley, Claude, clerk, Bicker (Mrs. Maggie) & Slingsby (M|S Carrie C), dressmakers, 114 W. Cot umbia. Big Chief G. M. Co., head office. Vaij-j couver; Col. Tracy, pres.; H. P. Mcj Craney. mng. dir., W. Columbia. Big Three Gold Mining Co., Ltd., A. F. Gait, pres.; C E. Gait, sec'y-treas,, Montreal; W. Y. Williams, supt.; W. T. McDonald, registered attorney. Birkbeck Inv. Savings & Sec. Co., Thos. Parker, agent, 6 E. Columbia ave. ; Birbeck Investment, Security & Savings Co., J. S. Clnte, Jr., Solicitor Birks, David Dalton, bakery, 34 N. Washington. Bisson, Oswald, clerk C O. Lalonde,, rooms Guelph Block. Bjornberg, John, miner War Eagle. Black, Prince M. & M. Co., Ltd., J. A. Kirk, pres., —., Drever, sec'joB Black Rock G. M. Co. Black Eagle Gold Mining Co., J. Wilmshurst. supt.. F. Columbia:. Blair, Roland G., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Blair, Westly A., principal public school, bds. Le Roi, cor. Butte. Blais, Fred, rooms 28$/; E. Columbia. Bleecker, Hudson L., miner, rms. Spd-J kane Hotel. Blockberger, Frederick, mining operator. Blowers, Joseph, carpenter, Commercial' ' Alley. Blue-Eyed Nellie Mining Co., ~~ Wm. H. Grant, sec'y., Nelson. Blue Louis pop Blues saw mill pres. and treas. Lion Brewing Co. Bluntish, John, rooms 122 E. OolumMM Bodega Hotel, 21 N.Washington. ■ , -Mi GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. Boggart, Eldrose Henry, carpenter, res. 2nd aye., near Davis. OGLE, D. B., Manager, KOOTENAY GOLD FIELDS SYNDICATE, LTD., OF LONDON, EXG. COLUMBIA AVE., Res. COOK AVE. Bohn, J. V., assayer, British America. Corporation, Ltd. Boices, R. B., dancing academy, South Spokane. Bolton, T. H, baker at 26 W. 1st ave. Bonaman, Miss Eliza, dressmaker at 45 E. Columbia. Bonner, Wm. S., miner Le Roi, res. Washington near 4th ave. Bonnyman, David, carpenter, res. Cook ave., near Washington. Bogart, Ernest, carpenter, Le Roi mine, res. Nickel Plate Flat. Bond, Robert, butcher.. P. Bnrus & Co., 31 Spokane. Borger, Ole M., stonmason, res. Lincoln neaT railway track. Botwrighf, J. H. W., clerk, B. A. Corporation, Ltd. Boultbee, John, conveyancer and broker, 8 N. Washington, bds. Hotel Allan. Bowes (Edward) & Kenning (Angus Wyllie), physicians, 29 East Columbia ave. Bowes, Dr. Edward, M.D., of Bowes & Kenning, res. Le Roi ave., cor. Lincoln. Bowman, Thomas Martin, barrister, 43y2 E Columbia ave., res. Cook ave/ Bowman, Wm. A., miner. Boyce, Wm., driver Fire Dept. Boyd, Joseph W., supt. New York Kootenay Co., Boyd, Louis C, steward Hotel Allan. Boyd, Wm., wood dealer, near Red Mtn. Depot. Braden, Walter R., grocer, 24 St. Paul. RAND ON A GOLDEN CROWN MINING CO., LTD., HON. T. MAYNE DALY, ©_.C, Pres.; WALTER L. ORDE, Sec'y-Treas., 46 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Brandon & Golden Crown Mining Co.. Hon. T. Mayne Daly, Q.C, pres.; Walter, L. Ord, secy.-treas., 46 East Columbia avenue. .Bray, John, laborer, 20 McGregor Terrace. Breakenridge, George E., miner, cor. Davis and Le Roi ave. W. Bremner, Archibald, wood contractor and teamster, near Blue's Mill. Bremner, James, teamster, near Blue's Mill. Bremner, Robt., miner, res. Le Roi ave. near Butte. Brennan, Mary, milliner at 109 E. Columbia. Brewster, James, miner, res. Lincoln near 2nd ave. Bridgford, of Bridgford & Hennington, res. Columbia. East. Bridgford (Marion Briggs) & Hering- ton (George), barbers, 46 W. Columbia. Brighton, Benjamin, miner Le Roi mine, res Nickel Plate Flat, nr Fourth ave. Brighton, James, mirier, res Nickel Plate Flat, nr Fourth ave. Bristow, Frank. tinsmith! 130 East Columbia ave. Bristow, Geo. 0., clerk, 38 W. Columbia. Bristow, John, blacksmith, res. Le Roi ave. E. British America Assurance Co., Geo. W. Richardson, agent, 23 W. Columbia av. BRITISH AMERICA CORPORATION, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE, 43 LOTHBURY, LONDON, E.C., Eng? CHAIRMAN, MOST HON. THE MARO.UIS OF DUFFERIN AND AVA. MANAGING DIRECTOR, WHITTAKER WRIGHT. MANAGER, A. B. DEALTRY. SECRETARY, F. A. LABOUCHERE. GENERAL OFFICES, NICKEL PLATE FLAT. HON. CHAS. H. MACINTOSH, RESIDENT DIRECTOR, EDWIN DURANT, MANAGER, W. A. CARLYLE, GENERAL SUPT. AND MINING ENGINEER. British Columbia Bullion Extraction Co., Ltd., L. H. Webber, gen. mgr.; G. V. Hopkins, works mgr., at Silica. 436 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. British Columbia (China Creek) Gold Mines, Ltd., J. L. G. Abbott, atty. British Columbia (Chine Creek) Gold Mines, Ltd., J. L. G. Abbott, reg. attorney. B. C. Electric Co. (foreign), messenger Service, F. D. Wright, mgr. 3 W. First ave. B. C Mills, Timber & Trading Co., Ld A. H. Huddart, manager, yards at C. & W. Ry. "Y." British Columbia Finance and Mining Co., Ltd., of London, Eng., James C Coe Manager and Superintendent, W Columbia. British Columbia Mining Co., Ltd., (London), Anthony J. McMillan, reg. attorney, 44 E. Columbia ave. British Columbia (Rossland and Slocan) Syndicate, Ltd., (London), Anthony J. McMillan, gen.-mgr., 44 E. Columbia ave. British Columbia Smelting and Refining Co. Saw mill dept, Yard at C. and W. Ry. British Columbia Southern Mines, Ltd. R. G. Edwards, cons, engineer., Hugh C. Baker, supt. R.C Southern Prospecting and Dev. Co., Ltd., pres. and treas., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; J. B. Donald, gen. mgr., 33 E. Columbia. ^British Columbia Syndicate, Ld., London, Eng., A. D. Provand, pres.; C R. Hamilton, vice-pres.; T. S. Gilmore, secy. 16 E. Columbia ave. British Columbia Town Properties Syndicate, Ltd. (fgn.), head office London, Eng., Daly & Hamilton agents. British East Kootenay Syndicate, Ltd., M. F. Jephcott, reg. atty., Pilot Bay, Abbott. & Hart-McHay, solicitors. British Empire Mutual Life Ass. Co., of London, Eng., W. H. Danby, agt. Brodevius, John, carpenter, res Second ave., nr Davies st. Broadhagen. Paul, machine man. Le Roi mine. "Broadhurst, Chas. F., supt. York County Loan Co. "Brokenshire, Wm., engineer, Le Roi Mine. Bronnell, John William, cutter Wear & Co., rooms 121^ E. Columbia. Brook. Mark, carman. Centre Star mine res. Spokane, near Le Roi ave. Broohy, Thomas, operator S. N„ Tel., bds. Windsor. Brown, Annie, waitress, 12 W. 1st ave. Brown, A. O. R., agent New York Life, 46 E. Columbia, bds. Hoffman. Brown, Colin Campbell, clerk bds. Kootenay Hotel. Brown, John T., tinsmith Hunter Bros. Brown, John Y., teamster, 10 W. Columbia ave. Brown, Thomas, bartender Dominion Htl Brown, Thomas, carpenter, res rear Washington st, nr Fourth ave. Brown, Thos. H., stationary engineer. Brownlee, Wm., painter, Bruce G. M. Co., Lid., A. S. Goodeve. pres., A. N. Paterson, sec'y, 29 Easf Columbia ave. Brufin, Wm., teamster, West Le Roi av. Bryant, Fred., engineer Bryenton, Fred Wells, of Morrison & I Bryenton, res. N. Wash, above 2nd av. Buckingham Gold Mining Co., Ltd.,'W S. Clute, jr. Buckless, Frank, wood contractor and teamster, nr. Blue*s Mill. Buffalo Gold Mining Co., Ltd., W. G. Merryweather, pres.; J. H. Good, sec- "tresis Buffalo Gold M. Co. (fgn.), H. M. More- ley, sec'y-treas.; Roy H. Clarke, reg, atty., 44 W. Columbia. Bullough, James, prop. Minto Hotel. N. j Washington. Bulmer (Jacob) & Webb (Albert), grocers, N. Washington 2nd ave. Bulmer, Jacob, of Bulmer & Webb, res. Butte, near 1st ave. Burbank. Clarence Asa, watchmaker, I 10 W. Columbia. Burden, Thomas, shaftsman. Le Boi Burgault, Anthony, tobacconist and fruits, 10 W. First ave. Burke, Richard, clerk, 41 N. Washington. < .Burke, John M., broker, 13 W. Columbia, res. Spokane, Wash., Burkin, Wm., barber at 46 W. Columbia. ^M Burnett, kenneth lumsden, D PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, 39 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. res. Monte Cristo, near First ave. Burns, Michael, miner War Eagle, res Columbia nr Monita. st. BURNS. P. A CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS, 31 N. SPOKANE), RONALD G. BLAIR, Manager. Burns, Patrick, of P. Burns & Co., res. Nelson. Burnside, Chas., carpenter, cor 1st ave.. and Butte. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORS CITY OF ROSSLAND. Burr Bros. (Edgar Elmer Frank S.), blacksmiths, 18 North Spokane. Burr, Charles A,, clerk, War Eagle Burritt, Nelson A., prop. Columbia Bottling Works, alley off N. Washington, res. Le Roi ave. Burton. Samuel C, clerk Red Mtn. Depot, bds, Windsor Hotel. Bushnell. George, mgr. Columbia Bottling Works. Business Property Investment Syndicate, Ltd.. Richard T. Dabney, pres.: M. R. Staight, sec'y.-treas, Imperial block. Butte Gold Copper Mining Co.. A. B. Irwin, attorney. Butte Hotel, Pullman & Whalen, props, bar.; Mrs. V. Tremain, resturant, 126 W. Columbia ave. Buttler. Wm., miner, War Eagle mine. Byers, Wm., lumberman. Le Roi mine. Byrne, John, painter, rms 122 Le Roi ave. E. AIE, JOSEPH C, BROKER, IMPERIAL BLOCK. bds. Clifton House. Cain, Wm. J., miner, Columbia & Kootenay mine. Earl st., nr 2nd ave. Caledonia Cons. & M. & S. Co., Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. Caledonian Ins. Co., of Edinburgh, Bolt & Grogan, agents. California Gold Mining Co. (fgn.), W. T. McDonald, reg. atty., Calvert, James Thos., painter, 1st ave, nr Monte. Cristo. Cambridge Gold M. Co., Ltd., R. J. Bealey, pres; H. S. Wallace, vice-pres., Geo. R. Kill am, sec'y, 23 W. Columbia Cambridge Gold Mining Co., Ltd., R. J. Bealey, pres.; Geo. R. Killan, sec'y- treas., 23 W. Columbia ave. Cameron, Alex., tilor, at 101 E. Columbia. Cameron, Archibald, notary public and commr. for oaths, 136 W. Columbia. Cameron, Charles H. M., clerk, Cameron Construction Co., Ltd., contractors, Saul Cameron, mgr. Cameron, Saul, building contractor. 2nd ave.. nr Davis st. Campbell, Alex. Colin, mgr Pacific Tea Co., res. W. Columbia, near Davis. Campbell. Alex. M.. blacksmith. Colum- ■ bia & Kootenay. 11 E. Lincoln. Campbell, Duncan, physician, 114 W. Columbia. Campbell. Edwin, of Edwin Campbell & Co.. Campbell, Edwin & Compmy, mining brokers and insurance agents, 9 E. Columbia. Hn Campbell, Hester, restaurant, 36 W. 1st ave. Campbell, Hugh D., miner,' rms Le Roi ave., nr Butte. Campbell. John, blacksmith, res Washington st., nr 2nd ave. Campbell. Joseph, mining foreman; bds. Bellview Hotel. Campbell, Mrs. Mable Adelaide, stenographer, 27 W. Columbia ave, res. Kootenay ave., near St. Paul. Campbell, L. A., manager, West Kootenay Power and Light Co., 48 E. Columbia ave. Campbell, Robert S., mining operator, Imperial block. Campion, John, clerk 38 E. Columbia. Canada Accident Ins. Co., Cowper-Coles & Co., agents. Canadn Mutual M. & Dev. Co.. Ltd., Dr. Landorkin. M. P.. Pres.-: ' John Harris, agent, 34 E. Columbia , avenue. Canadian Ry! Accident, A. B. Mackenzie, agent. Canada Western C Mining .& Exploration Co., Ltd., W. H. Paul, sec'y, E. Columbia ave. Canadian Fire Ins. Co.. W. L. Orde, agent. E Columbia. ANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC | COMPANY, (Limited), THOMAS W. H. HILLIARD, District Manager, TRADERS' BLOCK, SOUTH LINCOLN, nr. COLUMBIA. Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Ltd., managing director, John C. Drewry, Canadian G. M. Co., Ltd., Robt. Scott, pres.: Edward Hewitt sec.treas.; 3 N. Lincoln. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. lANADIAN PACIFIC EXPLORATION, LTD., W. H. CORBOULD, Managing-Dir. EARL, COR. FIRST AVENUE. Canadian Pacific Gold FieJAs Exploration! and Mining Co., Ltd., CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, P. G. Denison, station agent. A. B, Mackenzie, city passenger agt., office 28 East Columbia avenue. Depot, Second ave., cor. Washington. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH W. C. Fraser, manager, 42 E. Columbia. . IANADIAN RAND DRILL CO. F. R. MENDENHALL, AGENT. 30 E. COLUMBIA AVE. Canonico, Leo., bartender at 9 W. 1st av. Carbonate Silver Mines, Ltd., Thos. S. Gilmour, sec'y, 16 E. Columbia, ter & Co., res. N. St. Paul. Cariboo Creek & Canadian M. & D. Co., Ltd., Francis Clemow, pres. Edward C. Finch, sec'y-treas., Le Roi ave. Carlson, John, tailor at 40 W. Columbia. Carlton-Hood G. M. Co., Ltd., T. Mayne Daly, Pres.: J. Austin Payzant, Secretary, E Columbia ave. Carlyle, W. A., general supt. and mining engineer British-America Corporation, Ltd., res. Nickel Plate Flat. Carpenter, Charles S.. mining operator, Columbia ave.. Carpenter Creek Mines, Ltd., pres. W. L. Lawry, sec'y-treas. Joseph Fyfe, Imperial Block. Carpenter (L. V.) & Co., (Geo. Edward Millar), photographers, 2Qy, E. Columbia ave. Carpenter, Wm. Jeffierson, mgr. Carpen- Carr, Victor, mining broker, Columbia ave., cor Cliff. Carrier, R. G., wood contractor, res. on Homestake claim. Carson, Kit, tailor at 8 First ave. E. Carter, John W.. machinist, Columbia ave.. nr Butte st. Casselmari. Benjamin F.. lumberman, res Le Roi ave., nr Butte. Cassidy, Herbert, of Macdonald & Cassidy. Castles, Davison, bookkeeper, res. Monte Cristo. ASTLE MINING CO., LTD., GEO. E. TOWNSEND, MGN.-DIRECTOR AND SECT, BURNS BLOCK, W. COLUMBIA AVE. ., Cattanach, George, miner, res. rear of J Washington st. near 4th ave. Cayzer, Richard, artist, E. Columbia, cor. Butte. C &. C. Gold M. Co., Ltd., J. L. G. Abbott, secy-treas. E. Columbia ave. Cavanagh, Chas., miner War Eagle mine. C B. & Q. Gold M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., pres., A. E. Den ison; sec'y., M. W. Simpson, 16 W. Columbia. Celtic Queen G. M. Co., Ltd., Reddin, Jackson & Co., Ltd., agents, W. Columbia ave. Central Hotel, Jackson & Almstrom, props. Le Roi ave., cor. Spokane. Centre Star Hotel, James Dyer, prop., 2nd ave. near Earl. Centre Star Mining Co., Ltd. John B. Hasting, gen.-mgr. John Fitzwilliams, general foreman. Central School, Westly A. Blair, principal. Central Hotel, Jackson & Almstrom, props, Spokane cor. Le Roi. Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsfell, Ltd., G. W. Richardson, agent. Chambers, James, pres. and* gen. mgr. Salmo Cons. G. M. & Dev. Co., res. 1st ave., near Monte Cristo. Chambers, Samuel, barber -at 14 W. Columbia. Chapman, Aubrey Bertram, clerk Bank of B.N.A., res. Bank Chambers. Charles, Edgar, timber agent Red Mtn. Ry. Chambers, Elias Aaron, of Daniels & Chambers. Chandler, Harry C, carpenter, res. Washington near 4th ave. Chandler, John, res. 12 W. Columbia. Charles, Edgar, general timber and land agent, Red Mountain Railway and N. & F. S. Ry., res. St. Paul, near railway track. Chase, Byron Albert, bookkeeper res. N. Washington, above railway., CWes nut. Martin F.. of Miller & Chestnut. 136 E. Columbia. Chisholm, Chas., miner, Kootenay ave. near Le Roi ave. Chisholm, Wm., prospector, Le Roi ave. near Butte. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 439 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Christiania-Cascade M. & Dev. Co., Hon. T. Mayne Daly, pres.; J. M. Robinson, secy-treas. CHURCH OP ENGLAND, LE ROI AVE. REV. HENRY IRWIN, M. A. OXFORD- RECTOR. Chrysolite Gold Mining and Dev. Co. (fgn), S. F. Griswold, mgr. dir. City of Rossland offices, 135 E. Columbia ave., near St. Paul. LABON, ARTHUR BRYANT, MINING AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. 134 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Clarendon Hotel, Ltd., David, W. Morgan, mgr., 17 East Columbia ave. Clark, C S., compositor Miner. Clark, E. S., compositor Rossland Miner. Clarke, Chas. A., miner, Davis street. Clarke,' Herbert W., clerk Lockbart & Jordan, rooms lll^ E. Columbia. Clarke, Herbert W., salesman, Lockhart & Jordan. Clark, Thos., machinist, War Eagle mine. Clifford, Alonzo, miner War Eagle mine. Clark, John, saddlery and harness 31 N. Washington. . Clarke, Roy Hughes, mining engineer & asayer, 4i W. Columbia, rms. 111^_- E. Columbia. Clark, Wm. H., blacksmith, Abe Lincoln mine. Clifton House, John L. Hackelman. prop 47 W. Columbia Ave. Club, Stables, Ltd., 0. D. Fisher, mgr., 1st ave. Cluett, Charles W., asayer, 48 W. Columbia. /-NLUTE, JOHN STILWELL, JR., ^"/ BARRISTER, SOLICITOR of Macdonald & Clute, 29 West Columbia ave., res. 314 Le Roi ave. Coakley, Dan, engineer Iron Horse Mine. Coats, Joseph, draughtsman, B. A. Corporation, bds. Athletic Club. Cobb, W. A., gen. mgr. Pacific Theatre, rooms Hotel Allan. Cock, Fred L., engineer Virginia G. M. Co. Coffey, Thos. J., miner, rms. cor. 1st ave and Lincoln. Cohn, Louis, tailor, 117 W. Columbia. Cole, Arthur A., assayer, War Eagle mine. Cole, John Younglive, mining supt. and operator, 30 E. Columbia. Coleman, Geo. A., miner, res. North Washington, above R. M. Ry. Colistro, John, machine miner Le Roi mine. Collins, Bert, rooms International. Collins, Charles, asst. chief Fire Dept. Collins Hotel, Moses & Stilwell, 11 N. Washington. Columbia Bottling Works, N. A. Burritt prop. Hogan's Alley, off N. Washington. Columbia Brewery, Henry Gaul, prop., Spokane st., Gulch. Columbia-Cariboo Land Co. (Henry Croft, S. Thornton Langley, J. W. Fear and J McTeer Repass) owners Cariboo City townsite. : Columbia Gold Fields Prospecting and Dev. Co., Ltd., Joseph C. Cail, sec'y; M. R. Staight, gen. mgr. and supt., Imperial block. Columbia Mining Co., Ltd., (fgn.), Edwin Durant attorney (London). Columbia & Ontario G. M. Co., Ltd., John Y. Cole, pres. 30 E. Columbia Columbia Telephone & Telegraph Co., Ltd.. Wm. I. Reddin, secretary-treas., 33 E, Columbia ave. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., FRANK BROS. A A. L. ANDERSON, 13 EAST COLUMBIA AVE., Tel. 37. Combs, James Bird, advertising and circulation manager, Rossland Miner, res. Le Roi ave. Commander Cons. M. and Smelting Co., Ltd., Wm. J. Harris, pres. and mgr., W. S. Harris, sec'y, 6 E. Columbia. -, Commercial Union Assurance Co., A. ti. Mackenzie, Cone, Max Wolf, E. Columbia. Cone, Mrs. Irene; millinery, 31 E. Columbia ave. Cooley, Wm., miner Center Star t_-. M. Co- Cone, Max Wolf, 31 E. Columbia. Confederation Life Association, Kolt & Grogan, agents. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., Rolt Sc Grogan, agents. • Connor, Eugene, yardman, Red Mtn. By. Connor, John Vincent, clerk C P. K. CookP°Horatio C, drug clerk, 29 E. Columbia. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Consolidated Seven Mines Co., Anthony J. McMillan, pres.; Smith Curtis, treas; J. E. Mills, sec'y. Cook, John R., real estate and mining operator, 6. E. Columbia ave. John Jackson, jr., agent. Cook Mack, car man Center Star G. M. Co. Coombe, J. D., miner War Eagle mine. Coombs, Lee, mgr. Steen & Co., bds. Kootenay Hotel. Coonley, Emerson George, owner Imperial Block. Cooper, Alfred James, lodging House, 124 E. Columbia. .OOPER (JAMES), M'F'G. CO., Ltd. MINING MACHINERY'. JAMES D. SWORD, MANAGER, 6 EAST COLOIBIA AVENUE. Copp, John, brickyard etc., res. Le Roi ave east. Copper Giant Gold Mining Co., J. Fred Ritchie, pres.; W. G. Merry- weather, sec'y-treas. Copper Queen G. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., head office, Toronto, Macdonald & Clute, resident agents, 29 W. Columbia ave. Corbin, Arthur F., secy. Rossland Syndicate Co., res. St. Paul near Kootenay. Corbould, Wm. H., gen. mgr. Canadian Pacific Exploration Co., Ltd., Earl cor. 1st ave. Corneil, Geo., machine man, Monte Cristo Mine, res. N. Washington. Cornelius, Peter, night foreman Josie Mine. Cornile, Peter, carpenter, res. 2nd ave. near St. Paul. Corsan, Thomas, sec'y. Monte Christo Cons. G. M. Co., Ltd., and Virginia M. Co., Ltd., res, Le Roi ave., near St. Paul. Cosgriff, David, miner Centre Star, res. Washington st, nr 4th ave. Cosmos, The (lodging house) Mrs. M. E. Nashwonder 134 E. Columbia. Costello, Thos., macMne man, Josie mine. Costello, W. E„ clerk, 38 E. Columbia. Costello, Wm. E., cleiK, 102 East Columbia. Couch, John, miner, War Eagle, res. Lincoln st. near 2nd ave Ooulson, Francis L„ accountant Bank of Toronto, rooms Traders' Block. Coulthard, Walter L., physician and surgeon, 11$ W. Columbia. County Court—Herbert Ridley Town- send, registrar, W. J. Robinson, depty. sheriff. COURTNEY. HENRY EDW. ARTHUR BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 25 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Coward, Miss Eleanor, dressmaker, llli E. Columbia ave. OWPER, COLES & CO., COMMISSION AGENTS AND BROKERS, STONE BLK., 3 S; LINCOLN. Cowper-Coles, Co'mimerell Markham, bds. Athletic Club. Cracker Jack Mining Co., foreign, head office, Spokane, reg. office, -117 E. Columbia ave. Cramer, Wm. Jay, barber, 10 N. Spokane, res. Earl, near 2nd. Cranston, Albert Barr, time keeper Le Roi Mine. Cranston, James R., Pres. 'Anaconda Con. G. M. Co., Ld. Crawford, Robt., res. Davis, cor. Thompson ave. Creelman, (Angus G.), and Beam (Geo.) contractors and builders, Commercial Alley. Cregan, Claude A., agent Hamilton Powder Co., 23 W. Columbia ave., rooms 33 East Columbia. Crescent Dry Goods Co., Ltd., E. M. Kinnear, mgr. E. Columbia. Cronyn, Daniel, of Murphy & Cronyn. Cronyn, Edward, of Kennedy, Cronyn & Race, res. 315 Le Roi ave. Cross, Dalton Ev telegraph operator C. P. R., res. North Spokane. Cross, Mrs. Eliza M., wid. Elgin W., res. N. Spokane. Cross, Mrs. Mary, Spokane st and 1st ave. Crossman, Adam, bottler, Lion Brewery. Crossman, Mrs. Keziah, res. Record blk. Crow, Joseph, miner Nickel Plate, rms. 25^ W. Columbia. Crow (Max) & Morris (Joe), tobacco- mists, 13 E. Columbia. Crowhurst. William, master mechanic Le Roi Mine. Crowley, Cecil, of Crowley & Son. Crowley, Dennis Martin, of Crowley & Son. Crowley & Son, furniture and upholsterers, E. Columbia, past St. Paul. ■ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., A. B. Mackenzie & Co., agents, 26 E. Columbia ave. Cumberland Gold M. Co., Pres., John Edgren; sec'v-treas., W. J. Whiteside, 23 W. Columbia. Cumming, James, shoemaker, 31 1st ave. W. Cunning, Sam Peter, foreman Nickle Plate mine. Cunningham (Patrick) & McDonald (Jnn Metropolitan Hotel, 42 1st ave. Cunningham, P. S., machine man, Le Roi mine. Cunliff & Ablett, engineers and machinists, 3rd ave. Currie, Duncan M.. machinist. 42 W. Columbia ave. Currie, Frank, tailor shop, N. Washington, near 2nd ave. Cursick, James, miner, War Eagle mine. CURTIS, SMITH, MINING OPERATOR, Res. THOMPSON AVE., Near CLIFF. Cusack, Wm. Joseph, of 0. M. Fox & Co., res. Kootenay ave. Customs House, port of Rossland, Boswell, Robert McDonald, collector. Martin Block. Cyr, Mrs. S., dressmaking, 11 N. St. Paul. Cyr, Simeon, bartender Montreal hotel, res. 11 N. St. Paul. Daly. Harold Mayne, student-at-law, Daly & Hamilton, res,, Earl, near 1st ave. ALY A HAMILTON, (Hon. Thomas Mayne Daly, Q.C., Charles Robert Hamilton and Wm. deVilleneuve le Maistre). BARRISTERS A SOLICITORS, 33 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE. Daly, Hon. Thomas Mayne, Q.C. of Daly & Hamilton, res. Earl, near 1st ave. ANBY, WILLIAM H., MINES AND LIFE INSURANCE, ACCOUNTANT AND NOTARY, 113 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Hcaaquaiters for Commercial Travellers m F mm .JJJ NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Damp, Ralph W., surveyor, 1st ave. near Earl. ANGERFIELD, CHARLES, MINING BROKER, IMPERIAL BLOCK Res. TAYLOR BLOCK. Daniel & Chambers, paints and oil, 26% E. Columbia ave. Daniel, Chambers block, 28$ E. Columbia ave. Daniels, Harry, of Daniels & Chambers. Dano, John W., crockery clerk, Hunter Bros., res. N. Washington, above track. Darby Mining Co. on Red Mountain. Davenport, Elijah John, resturant, 20 W. Columbia. Davidson, Frank A., wood contractor, nr. Blue's Mill. Davidson, James, prospector, res Spokane st., nr 1st ave. Davis, Francis Marrian, res., near Oddfellows' Hall. Davis, John J., of Shea & Davis, res. Butte, nr. 2nd ave. Davis, J. L., res. Hotel Allan. Davis, Titns E., emp. Le Roi mine. Day, Adolphius G., mgr. Hotel Cardiff. 2nd ave. Day, Geo. G. mining operator'and prop. Cardiff hotel, 2nd ave. ; Dean, John A., miner, Josie Mine. EAN, JOHN, MINES AND MINING STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, ETC., CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 39 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. , >t V*i*5^.fcr'rT*;« *~ 442 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Deacon, William Stearne, of MacNeill & Deacon, rooms Taylor Block. de Carteret, Philip, Guelph block, lodging, 44 E Columbia. Deegan, John, miner, Iron Mask mine. Deegan, Kate, res. Montreal hotel. Deegan, R., miner Iron Mask mine. Deep Creek Mining Co., of Northport, E. Ouimette, Secy, Deer Park Gold Mining Co., Ltd., A. Lome Becher, mgr., Burns Block. Delacola G. M. Co., E. W. Johnston, pres.: Ross Thompson, treas.; J. S. Clute, jr., sec'y, 11 W. Columbia. Delaware G. M. Co.. Reddin, Jackson & Co.. Ld., agents, 108 W. Columbia. Deleon. Mrs. Tillie, dining room, Minto Hotel. Dell, James C, clerk Mellor Bros., Ltd. Dempster, Charles, of M. E. Dempster & Co., res. Union ave, cor. Washington. pkEMPSTER, M. E. A CO., MINES, STOCKS. SHARES, CONVEYANCERS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. 43 E. COLUMBIA AVE. Denison, Albert Edward, clerk M. W. Simpson. Denison, Percival George, agent C.P.R. Co., res. Second ave. Derby Mining Co., Ltd., A. S. Goodeve, pres.; W. Wylie Johnston, sec'y-treas., 44 E. Columbia. Deschamps, J. S., foreman Blue's sawmill. Detroit Cons. G. M. Co., Ltd.. Hon. "\ Mayne Daly, president: H. Kingsmill. Secy. Columbia ave. De Vebre. Le Baron, accountant, Bank of Montreal, Columbia. D' kEVEREUX, WILLIAM ESSEX, CIVIL ENGINEER A SURVEYOR, 2G_ EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Res. Le ROI AVE., Cor. BUTTE. Devine, D., emp. War Eagle mine. De Voin, Louis L., Dick, Alex., mining engineer, 9 N Washington, rooms Velvet Block. Dickinson, Daniel, of Dickinson & Orde. 46 E. Columbia. Dickson, Robt. H., emp. Columbia & Kootenay mine. ■""DICKINSON A ORDE, *** MINING AND INVESTMENT BROKERS, FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, 46 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE. Dill, Chas. W., CE. and surveyor, 113 W Columbia ave., res. Velvet. Dinwoodie, Geo. Luther, messenger Dominion Express. p|IRECTORY AND GAZETTEER, '-' OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. Dixon, Fred., teamster, Dixon, Thos. C, machinist 1st ave., nr St. Paul. OBIE, MATTHEW HENRY, MINING BROKER. Columbia ave. Dockerill, aWlter Philip, student-at- law, Macdonald '& Clute, res. Butte, near E. Columbia. Dodd, Robt. Fulton, mining operator, 29 E. Columbia. Doell, Charles P. carpenter, Columbia, ave. near Monte Cristo. Doherty, T. J., chief engineer Josi> mine. Doig, Annie Ashe, wid. John B., lodging house, 113^ W. Columbia. Dolan, Martin, ice and wood and coal dealer, N. Washington. Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Ac cident Ins. Co., A. B. Mackenzie, agt. Dominion Express Office, James H. Young, agent, 28 E. Columbia. Dominion Hotel, Frank S. Lewis. Spokane st and Le Roi ave. Dominion Plate Glass Ins. Co., A. B. Mackenzie, agent, Donohue, Edw., bartender Bellevue Hotel, res cor 1st ave and St. Paul. Donohue, Katherine. of Keefe & Co., res cor 1st ave and St. Paul. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, CITY OF ROSSLAND. Donald, J. B., Gen. Mgr. B. C Southern P. & Dev. Co., Ltd., E Columbia ave. Donald, John, miner, bds. Bellview hotel. Donnelly, Pat, emp. Centre Star G. M. Co. Dooley, William, shift boss War Eagle Mine. Doty, Alma A., barber, 14 W. Columbia. Douglas, —./painter, rooms Butte Htl.. Douglas, Hugh, butcher rooms Guelph Block. Dowd, Patrick, prospector, res. head of Spokane. Drewry, John Climie, sec-treas. and mgr. Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Ld. Drinkard, Robert L., teamster Red Star Transfer Co. Dube, Oscar, blacksmith, Le Roi, res. E. Columbia. Dundee, Chas., of Dundee M. Co., res. near Record Block. Dunn, George L., bartender, Windsor Hotel. Duplin, Felix, cabinetmaker, 1st ave., between Lincoln and St. Paul. Duplin, Leslie, cabinetmaker, 1st av?., between- Lincoln and St. Paul. Dunkle George prospector, Iron Horse road. r-kUNDEE GOLD MINING CO., LTD., CHARLES DUNDEE, President. R. A. O. HOBBES, Secretary-Treasurer. KENNEDY, CRONYN A RACE, Agts. AGENTS. 27 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE. Dunkle Todd, prospector, res. Iron Horse, road. Dunlap, John, building contractor, Kootenay ave., nr Butte st. Dunlop, Harry R, of Whitney & Dunlop, billiard parlor, 45 E Columbia ave. res. 127 East Columbia ave. Dunne, Alf., waiter, res Spokane st nr 2nd ave. Dunne, Wm- N., mine-owner, 116 Le Roi ave. E. Durant, Edwin, mgr. British American Corporation, Ld. Durant, Oliver, gen.-manager Idaho M. & - Co., Ltd., bds. Hotel Allan. Duthie, Edgar, teller Bank of Montreal, Columbia. Dyer, Alfred J., clerk Dickinson & Orde. Dyer, Geo., barber, at 46 W. Columbia. Dyer, James, Prop Centre Star Hotel, 2nd ave, nr Earl. Eagan, John C, carpenter, res Columbia ave., nr Cliff st. Eardley, John Henry, bookkeeper, Hunter Bros., res. Columbia ave., nr. Cliff street. Eastern Star Gold M. Co. (foreign), W. B. Townsend, reg.-agent East Le Roi Mining Co., Ld., Edwin Durant, attorney. East St. Louis G. M. Co., Ltd., Wm. N. Dunn, Pres., W. S. Deacon, Secy, 10^ E. Columbia ave. Eatough, Samuel, blacksmith, h. 2nd ave. hear Lincoln. Edgren, John, miner, res Commercial alley, nr Spokane. Edwards, John F.. bookbinder, at 134 E. Columbia. Egan, Hugh, tinner, Martin. Bros. Egan, John G., city editor Rossland miner. Ehlers, Chas., prop St. Charles Hotel, 219 W Columbia ave. ELU1E, THOMAS GOSSAGE, MINING BROKER, COLUMBIA AVE. Elise Gold M. Co., Ld., J. L. Whitney, pres.; Ed. Baillie, secy.-treas. Ellen Silver M. Co., Reddin & Jackson, Co., Ld., agents. Ellis, George, prospector, res Lincoln st nr 3rd ave. Ellis, Harold Middleton, bookkeeper, B. A. Corporation, rooms Velvet. Elwood, John B., clerk Bank of Montreal. Empey, Grace, bookkeeper, 48 W. Columbia. Empey, James Armstrong ,emp. Empey Bros. Embleton. Thos., grocer, etc., cor Moni- ta and Le Roi ave. Emprey Bros., (Frank, Alfred and Fred Edward), grocers, 48 W. Columbia. Empey, Frank Alfred, of Empey Bros, res. "Meyers' Falls, Wash. Employees Liability Assurance Corporation, Cowper-Coles & Co., agents. English-Canadian Co., Ltd., W. J. Harris, gen.-mgr. 6 E. Columbia. England. Geo., carpenter Le Roi mine. Eovino, Frank, prop.. Merchants' Hotel, 9 W. 1st ave. Q Episcopal Church, W Le Roi ave., Rev. H. Irwin, rector. Erie G. M. Co., Geo. E. Pfunder, gen. mgr.: El. Baillie, secy.-treas., ' E. Columbia. 144 • HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Erickson, Gus., Lumberman Le Roi j mine. Ernest, Joe Cyrus, waiter, Clarendon. Ethel Group G .M. Co.. Ld., John L. Whitney, pres, Joseph Fyfe secy.-treas., 47 E. Columbia. Eureka Cons. Gold Mining Co., Ld., Charles R. Hamilton, agent. Ross, Thompson, treasurer and mgr. Evans, Evan, foreman Big Three G. M. Co., Mascot Mine. Evans, H. F., newspaper correspondent, N.Y. E. & M.-Journal. Evening Star G. M. Co., Jas. Hunter, reg. atty., 120 W. Columbia. Exchange Hotel, Shipley & McArthur, props., 17 E. Columbia. Exchequer G. M. Co., J. S. Clute, jr.. pres., 29 W. Columbia ave. Fairclough, Archibald, tailor H. H. Smith, rooms Cosmos. Fairmont Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. pres., J. S. Clute. jr.; sec'y, R. A. O. Hobbes, 27 W. Columbia. Fairview G. Mt Co., Charies S. Carpen ter. secy., 114 W. Columbia; head office, Seattle, C P. Stone, pres. Fairview & Okanagan G. M. Co., Ltd., James Chambers, pres. and supt.; ffas. C. Murray, sec'y, 1st ave., near Monte Cristo. p- ALDING A HINSDALE, ' CUSTOMS HOUSE BROKERS, .AND ACCOUNTANTS, MARTIN BLOCK, N. WASHINGTON. Falding, William Henry, of Falding & Hinsdale, res. Phoenix ave. Farnsworth, Edwin G., harber, 37 West Columbia. Fasken, James, driver, 31 N. Spokane. Faulkner, Mrs. Bessie housekeeper, Hotel Allan. Fay, James Andrew, bartender Clarendon. Fellows, Francis Joseph, asst. supt. of Rossland water & light Co., 202 W. Columbia. Fellows. Henrv Wallace, supt. Rossland water & light Co., 202 W. Columbia: Ferrier, Walter F„ mining. engineer,' War Eagle Con. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd. Finch. Edward C, mining operator, 'res. Le Roi ave., nr. Davis. Findley, Harold Bruce, dentist, 13 E. Columbia, res. Columbia cor. Butte. Finkelstein, Harry, clerk, 42 E. Columbia ave. ' Finlaison. Walter Herbert, broker, 29 E. Columbia. Finn, Wm., prospector, h. rear Ottawa Hotel. Finn (Thomas) & O'Neill (Wm.), props., Anaconda Saloon, First ave., cornfev Spokane. Finverty. Wm., -miner Iron Mask mine. Fisher, F. W. H., mine supt., res. W! Columbia ave., John Jackson, agent. I Fisher, Henry G., clerk Bank of Montreal. Fisher Maiden Con. M. & Smelting Co., Ltd., (foreign), Frank Watson, pres. and gen. mgr.; C S. Carpenter, secy- treas., 114 W. Columbia ave. Fisher, Orville D., mgr. Club Stables, Ltd., res. N. Lincoln, near 2nd ave. I Fisher, Orvinlle D., teamster, W ashing- ton st., near 1st ave. Fitzgerald, James, blacksmith, at 29 N. Washington. Fitzmorris, Charles, clerk Steen & Co., Fitzpatrick, J. F., plumber, below 2 E. Columbia. Fitzsimmons, Chas D., miner rms. Spokane hotel. Fitzmorris, Thomas, warehouseman res. N. Washington, near 3rd ave. Fitzwilliams, John, foreman, War Eagle Mine. Flaherty, Michael, miner, res. Earl st near 2nd ave. Florence Hotel, 42 N. Washington st. Floyd, James A., Rossland Dairy, halfway to Trail, depot, N. Washington. Flynt, De Lafayette, job printer, Standard Publishing Co., res. W. 1st ave. I Foley, Chas., miner Le Roi Mine. Foley, E. J., machineman, Le Roi Miriea Foley, John, miner War Eagle Mine. Forin. Peter McLaren, barrister, etc., 136 W. Columbia ave. Forlong, Thomas, shift-boss, Centre Star Mine. Forteath, Samuel, mine owner, res. Victoria ave, near Davis St. Forster, H. E., Pres. Kamloops Mining & Dev. Co., res. Gordon Ranch, Wind-: ermere. East Kootenay. Fourteen Gold Mines Consolidated, Ld., Col. W. W. D. Turner, pres.: Harry White, vice-pres.; M. A. Green, sec.-r treas. Fox, Otto Max, of O. M. Fox & Co., res. Kootenay ave. IJOX, O. M. A CO., ' (Otto Max Fox, Edward Lockwoo'd and Wm. Joseph Cusack.) GROCERS, 110 E. COLUMBIA AVE. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. France, Felix, miner, rms. Centre Star Hotel. _ . M Frank, William., jr., of Columbia Transfer Co., h. 28^ E. Columbia. Fraser. David Chisholm, shoemaker, N. Spokane. Fraser, Hugh, blacksmith War Eagle | mine. Fraser, Andrew Wallace, 117 West Columbia avenue. Fraser, Daniel, carpenter, Thompson ave. near Waneta st. Fraser, G. L., master mechanic B. A. Corp., Ltd. Fraser, John R., fireman War Eagle mine. FRASER, JAMES SUTHERLAND CHISHOLM, Manager BANK OF MONTREAL, Res. BANK CHAMBERS. Fraser, Wallace A., dry goods salesman, res. St. Paul. Fraser, Wm. Cleland, agent C P. It. telegraph, 42 E. Columbia. Freiburg, Chas., miner War Eagle mine. French, Frank, cutter, 31 N. Spokane. French, F. E., electrician Fire Dept. Fritsch, Albert E., 13 N. Spokane. Fronck, Miss Jennie, waitress Wa. Eagle Mine. Fry, Alfred G., accountant Bank of B. • N. A., res. Bank Chambers. Fry, Alfred C, grocer, 39 W. Columbia ave., res. North Washington. Fry, Henry, rea,. Washington st. Fullopina, P., miner, Nickel Plate mine. Fulton, Charles, harnessmaker at 10 N. Washington. -Punk, Frank, of Columbia Transfer Co., res. 28i^ E. Columbia. Funk, George, of Columbia Transfer Co., rooms 28i^ E. Columbia. Funk, Wm., expressman, 28% E. Columbia. Furlong, Charles, driver 30 N. Washington. Furlong, Joseph, miner War Eagle mine. Furlong, Thomas, machine miner Le Roi mine. Fyfe, Joseph, mining broker, res. Imperial Block. Gagne, Louis, carpenter, bds. rear 22 N. St. Paul. Gait, Alexander Casimir, barrister, 6 E Columbia, res. Union ave., corner of Spokane. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER. B.C. Gallagher, Joseph, miner War Eagle mine. Gamble, Herbert, bartender Bodega Saloon. Gambling, Thos., Gammie, W., tailor at 101 E. Columbia. Gandall, J. A., janitor Rossland Miner. Gandier, Rev. D. McG., pastor Presbyterian Church, rooms Taylor Block. Garnham, Stephen, steward res, Butte, cor. Le Roi. Garnett, Louis, prop. Lancaster House, St. Paul, near Columbia ave. Garvey, Andrew, blacksmith, Nickle Plate Flat, near 4th ave. Gaul, Henry, prop. Columbia Brewery, Spokane st., Gulch. Gavin, Wm. Henry, mgr. Review Job Printing House, 32 E. Columbia ave. Le Roi, near Cliff. Georgia G. M. Co., Ltd., Germania G. M. Co., Ltd., Wm. Roos, pres., J. R. Eden, sec'y, Berlin; J. A. Smjth, agent, 3 N. Lincoln. Gerow, David, prospector, res. Lincoln st. near 3rd ave. Gertrude Gold Mining Co., Ltd., (fgn.), controlled by Montreal Gold Fields, Ltd. Giant Gold Mining Co., Daly & Hamilton agents. Giant Mining Company, Foreign, H. E. Allen, secretary, Spokane, office 33 E. Columbia. Gibbons, Wm., teamster, Rossland Whs. & T. Go. Gibson, Charles Clement, auctioneer, clothing and general dealer, 28 North Spokane. ;'^u?& Gibson, L., plumber and miner, res. Nickel Plate Flat. Gibson, Wm. Edward, engineer Iron Mask Mine, res. N. Washington, nr. Red Mountain Railway. Gilchrist, Alex., platserer contractor, S. Lincoln. .._.. *m 446 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. «4k Gilchrist, Alex. G, plasterer, Le Roi ave. near St. Paul. Gilchrist, Colin A., driver Ward & Mackay. Gill, John, surfaceman Le Roi mine. Gilles, Robert, tinner G. W. McBride. Gilmore, Thos. S., broker anc* accountant, 16 E. Columbia, res. St. P.ul. Gird wood, Harold, asayer and chemist, Giroux, Albert Louis, mgr. V. & N. Telephone Co., res. Guelph Block. Given, Charles D., mgr. Manitoba Produce Co., Washington, res. St. Paul, above 1st ave. Glazan, S. (John), 2nd-han'd dealer, 23 1st ave. W. Godfrey, Andrew J., carpenter, Earl St., nr 2nd ave. Godfrey, Arthur W., carpenter, res Spokane st., nr 2nd ave. Godfrey, John W., miner War Eagle mine, Earl st., nr 2nd ave. Godfrey, Wm. E., blacksmith, rms Columbia ave., nr Cliff st. Goforth, Frank, porter Clarendon Hotel. Gold Bar Mining & Dev. Co., Ltd., Geo. W. McBride, trustee. Gold Oup Syndicte, Roth &" Grogan, agents, E Columbia ave. Gold Hills Dev. & Exp. Co., of Toronto, J. B. McArthur, Western Director. Gold King Mining Co., Ltd., T. S. Gilmore, sec-treas.. 16 E. Columbia. Gold and Silver Mines Dev. Co., Ltd., Sir W. P. Howland, pres. G. G. S. Lindsay, secretary, Toronto. Dalv & Hamilton, attorneys. Gold Reef Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., W. H. Danby, sec'y. Gold Star Mining Co., Ltd., Lome Becher. manager. Burns' Block. Golden Bar Hotel, Gus Warpholm, 32 W. Columbia. Golden Bell Mining Co., Percy Smith, pres.; Chas. S. Carpenter, secy.; 114 W. Columbia. Golden Drip Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., pres., R. J. Bealey; sec'y., W. G. Merryweather. Golden Hotel. Gus Wassholm, prop., 32 W. Columbia. Golden Queen Mining Co., Ltd., John Y. Cole, mgr. Golden Wedge M. Co.. Ltd.. Joseph Leduc, pres., New York, W. J. Nelson, asst. sec'y. Goldie Rene M. Co., John Y. Cole, gen. mgr Good Hope Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., Edward Bailie, sec'y. of Trustees. Goodeve, Arthur Samuel, of Goodeve Bros., Mayor of Rossland, res. St. Paul, cor. 1st ave. f-*OODEVE BROTHERS, ^(Wm. Henry & Arthur Sam'l Goodeve) DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS, 29 EAST COLUMBIA AVE.' Goodeve, William Henry, of Goodeve Bros. Gopher Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Lib., Thomas S. Gilmour, sec'y-treas. 16 E. Columbia. Gooding, Louis, assayer, Iron Mask, rooms ~y2\y2 E. Columbia. Goodwin, Harry, teamster, West Le Roi ave. . Gordon, John 0., ledger keeper, Bank of Montreal. Gordon, W. J., lumberman, Le Roi mine. Gow, John R., blacksmith Red Mountain mine, res. 2nd ave., near Spokane. Grace Darling G. M. Co., Ltd., F. W. Bauer, secretary. Graham, Garet, miner, War Eagle mine. Graham, James, bartender, Graham, James.S., manager Waffle Parlor, 34 N. Washington. Graham, John W., barber, 15 N. Washington, res. St. Paul, near 3rd ave. j Graham, Robert H., bartender Hotel International. Graham, Thos. & Son (Cranus), Robs- land Laundry, 18 E. Columbia. Graham, W. T., tailor at 101 E. Columbia. Grand Hotel, Murphy & Cronyn, props., 6 North Spokane. Grand Prize Mining and Milling Co., (fgn.) GRAND UNION HOTEL, GEO. H. GREEN, PROP., 22 EAST COLUJKBIA AVE. Grand Union Mining and Dev. Co., M. H. Dobie, agent, 44 E. Columbia ave. Grant. Edward John, bookkeeper, Daly & Hamilton, res. Butte, near E. Columbia. Grantfield, Patrick, stableman, Red Star Co. , Graves. Melton, bartender Pacific Hotel. Gray, Donald Emerson, barber at 18 W. First ave. 1 , Graydon, W. P., electrican W. K. P. ® i L. Co. Great Ida G. M. Co., H. Daniels, pres.; <. H. Halliwill. secy.; E. A. Chamhers, j treas., 28 E. Columbia. Great Northern Express, R. W. Bennett, agent, 18 W. Columbia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF ROSSLAND. Great Northern Ry., Geo. H. Williams travelling freight and passenger agent, Great West Life Ins. Co., W. L. Orde agent, E. Columbia. Great Western G. M. Co., Ltd. (foreign), Spokane, J. J. Moynahan supt. and mgr., Great Western Mines, B. A. Corp., Wm. S. Haskins, supt.; John Parks, foreman, rear Central school. Great Western Mutual M &. Dev. Co., Ltd., Sir Melville Parker, pres.; John A. Smith, mgr.-dir., 3 N. Lincoln. Gren, George H., prop. Grand Union Hotel, 22 E. Columbia. Green, Merritt Anson, mining supt., res. lliy2 E. Columbia. Green, Merritt, Anson, mining operator, Central Hotel. Green Mountain Cons. Gold M. Co., Ld.. pres.. W. L. Law, sec'y-treas., Alfred McMillan, 44 E. Columbia ave. Green, Rich, miner, Le Roi mine. Greene, Harry V., clerk War Eagle Mine. Greenly, John, miner, Columbia and Kootenay mine. Greenwall, C. H. N. (Louis), bartender Windsor Hotel. Greenwood Crescent Gold Mining and Milling Co., C. R. Hamilton, attorney. Greer, Wm. H., prop. Ottawa Hotel, Washington, near 1st. Gregory, Geo., machinest, Josie mine. Gregory, Jas. W., accountant, res. St. Paul, near 1st ave. Grieger, Rinehold. of Thomas and Grieger, res. E. Columbia, nr. Hospital. Grigg, Wm., miner, Le Roi, Columbia ave., Grigor, Robt. W., mining broker, res. Le Roi ave., near St. Paul. Griswold, S. F.. mgn.-dir. Crysolite Gold Mining and Dev. Co. (fgn). Grogan, Ralph J., Mainwaring, of Rolt & Grogan, rooms Velvet Block. Grooves, Mrs., typewriter, MacNeill & Deacon. Guindetli. A., miner, Nickel Plate. Gundstadt, Hans, bartender Central . Hotel. Guthrie, Donald, chief Fire Department. Hackleman, John Larkin, prop. Clifton House, 47 W. Columbia. Hackleman. Pleasant Oakley, bartender Clifton Hotel. Hadden, Walter, steward Grand Union Hotel. Haertel, Hans, emp. stores dept., B.A. Corporation. Hagel, Percy, prospector, res. Washington, near 3rd ave. Haggarty, Roger, shaftman, Le Roi mine. Halcrow, Andrew. Haley, Thomas E., butcher, 31 North Spokane. res. Le Roi ave., near St.- Paul. || ALE Y, JOHN MICHAEL, (Successor to Bobbins A Long), ASSAYER AND CHEMIST, 108 W. COLUMBIA AVE., Res. LE ROI, near ST. PAUL. Halifax Gold Mining Exploration & Development Co., W. J. Whiteside, agent. Hall, Charles, clerk, 42 W. 1st ave. Hall, Edward Chestnut, operator, C.P.R. Telegraph, h 131 E. Columbia. Haley, Frank, asst. assayer, 108 W. Columbia. Hall, George Merritt, barber, 14 W. Columbia. Hall Samuel W., supt. Iron Mask mine, rooms Hotel Allan. Hall, Wilson T., prospector, 1st ave. near Montecristo. Halpenny, Horace C, paper-hanger Mellor Bros., Ltd. Hamel, Joseph, clerk Hotel Allan. Hamilton, Charles Robert, of Daly & Hamilton, res. Victoria, cor. Washington. Hamilton Powder Co., Olaude A. Cre- gan, agent. AMILTON, WM., MFG. CO., MINING AND MILLING MACHINERY, CUNLIFF & ABLETT, AGENTS. Hamman, Fritz, bartender St. Charles Hotel. Hamon, Joseph, clerk at 48 W. Columbia. Hampton, J., policeman. Hand, Richard, miner, rms. Spokane Hotel. iWm Hanley, Mrs. Hattie, lodging house, 130 W. Columbia. Mt M Hansen, Anton shoemaker, 34 Spokane. Harbor, John, miner Le Roi, res. Le Roi ave. near Davis. Harbour, John, lumberman, Le Roi mine. Hardy. John, bartender Hotel Allan. Haro, Robert, cutter at 40 W. Columbia. 448 HEKDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Harp, William, city assessor, collector and license inspector, res. Union ave. Harper, James, laborer, Columbia Bottling Works. Harper, James, drives Columbia Bottling Works. Harries, Miss Letitia, stenographer and typewriter, 23 W. Columbia, Harris, Albert, War Eagle mine. Harris Bros., grocers, 32 N. Washington. Harris, Daniel, of Harris Bros., 32 N. Washington. Harris, Daniel, ore sorter, Le Roi. res. 2nd ave near Davis. Harris, George, miner, War Eagle, res. Harris Wellington Samuel, sec'y Commander Cons. M. & S. Co., Ltd. Harris, Wm. H., miner, Nickle Piate mine. Harris, Wm. James, mining operator, 6 E. Columbia. Harrison, Richard, porter Bellevue Hotel. Hartley (Wm. Robert) & Co. (Horatio Cherrington), fruits and conf'y., 20 N. Washington. Hart, Harry, printer, at 134 E. Columbia. Hart - McHarg, William, of Abbott & Hart - McHarg, res. Victoria near Davis. Hartline, John W., mgr. Red Star Transfer Co., \ Hartline, Oliver, clerk Red Star Transfer Co. Hartman, Sorean A., clothing, etc., W. Golumbia, res. 1st ave., cor. Monte Cristo. Hartman, Thorwald C, clerk, W. Columbia. Harvey, Edwin, hostler, 26 N. Washington. Harvey, Harry, restaurant, 12 W. 1st ave. Harvey, M. A., feed and sale stables, 26. Washington. Harvey, Wm., manager 26 N. Washington. Haskins, W. S., supt. Great Western Nickel Plate and Columbia and Kootenay Mines, B. A. Corporation, Ltd., res. Nickel Plate Flat. Hastings, Hugh, mining engineer and assayer, Stone Block, 3 S. Lincoln. Hastings. John B., manager War Eagle Cons. M. and Dev. Co., Ltd. Hatfield (Hugh Aueustus) Sr French (Wm.), contractors. 1st ave. E. Hathrup, Edward, dry goods saleman, Hunter Bros. Hattie Brown Gold Mining Co., E. W. Liljegran, supt., Hawley, James, miner, Iron Mask mine Hawley, Wm., miner, Iron Mask mines Hayden, Alfred, miner, Le Roi mine. Hayden, James M., mgr. Spokane Northern Telegraph, hds. Kootenay Hotel. Hayden, Thomas Dillon, bds. 32 W. Columbia. Hayden, Wm., miner, Le Roi mine. Hayer, Miss Minnie, cashier Kootenay Cafe. Hazelwood Dairy Co., of Spokane, Ben. G. Webster mgr., basement Bellview Hotel. Headquarters Saloon, Edward Watson, 38 N. Washington, cor 1st ave. Healy. James ,blacksmith, Centre Stan Gold Mining Go. Heansley, Steve, miner, Rossland Red- mountain Gold Mining Co. Heard, Lotta, milliner, E. Colum bia. Heard, Mrs. Martha, millinery, 109 East Columbia ave. Heather Bell Gold Mining Co., E. W. Liljegran, supt.; Thos. Parker, iocal' agent, E. Columbia. Heath, Aswell. clerk, Columbia. , ave. near Cliff. Heimes, Joseph C, grocer, Second ave., cor. Lincoln. Helm, Thomas Alvin, mining supt., res. Lemon Block. Henager, J. J., mining supt., res. Monte- cristo near Columbia ave. Henderson. Hugh, manager Le Roi brewery. Henderson, L., supt. Morning Star, rms, 1st ave. near St. Paul. ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd., PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER &DIRBCTOR JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. Hendrickson, Miss, clerk Hunter Brpsfl Henrv. Wm. John, carpet layer, rear 111 E. Columbia. Hensley, Stephen, miner, res. Earl near 2nd ave. Herington. Geo.' of Bridgford & Her- ington, h Columbia, cor. Butte. | Herrick, Wm., asst. assayer, Iron Masks rooms 1211,-^ W. Columbia. Hertley, M., miner, Iron Mask mine. Hefner, Joseph, machinist, Josie m'ue. ' Herley, M. carpenter, War Eagle m.nt. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 448 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Hetu, H., boarding house, Mascot Mint. V Hewer, Frank A., of A. Marsh & Co., res. Occidental Hotel. Hiekingibotfom, Robt. S., vet. surgeon, Montana Stables, res. W. Thompson ave. ■ Hickes, Frank, lumberman, Le Roi mine. Hickling Arthur, prop. Lancaster Hotel, St. Paul st. \ Hicks, John, miner, Le Roi mine. "Hicks, Joseph S., foreman Silver Bell Cons. M. Co., Ltd. Higgins, Patrick, miner, War Eagle mine. f Highland Hotel, Malcolm W. McLeod. prop N. Spokane. Highland, R. M., foreman Rossland Record. Hill, Arthur, printer at 32. E. Columbia. |<-Hill, Wm., machine man Josie mine. Hilliard, Thomas, agent Canada General Electric Co., Ltd., S. Lincoln. Hillside Silver Mining Co., Ltd., Charles Behrman, pres.; Geo. R. Kil- | Ian, sec; 23 W. Columbia ave. J. Fred Ritchie; mgn.-dir. Hinsdale, Frank W., of Falding & Hinsdale, res. 1st ave., nr. Butte. Hiteshue, Charles, merchant tailor, 40 | W, Columbia. Hiteshue, Frank, tailor at 40 W. Columbia. Hiteshue, Walter C, tailor at 40 W. Columbia. Hobbes. Robert Albert Owen, accountant, Kennedy, Cronyn & Race, bds. I Athletic Club. JHobbs, Sidney, prop. Bodega saloon, 21 ! N. Washington. >t Hoffman House, Harry Mcintosh. August F. Strobe, prop. Cafe. L 17 N. Washington. [ Hogan, James J., railway conductor, Nickel Plate Trail. Hogan, Wm., barber, at 10 N. Spokane. Hole, Harry, miner, rooms Butte Hotel. 1 Holland, Harry, carpenter, cor. 1st ave. and Montecristo. uHolland, J. S., mgr. International Music | Hall. g. Holland. Tim. miner War Eagle mine. ''Holmes, Hugh A., acountanf Bank of British Columbia, rms. over Bank. Holmes, Wm., asst. cook, 42 W. Columbia. Homestake Mines, Ltd., T. S. Gilmour, |! sec'y', 16 E. Columbia. Honey, Joseph H., carpet laver, 120 : E. Columbia. ft Honeyman, John J„ architect, 3 S. Lin- bcoln. rfioolahan, Patk., miner War Eagle, res. 2nd ave., near Davis. ilLLiflSSlf WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Hook, Jacob, brewer Lion Brewer. Hooper, Thomas, waiter Butte Hotel. Hooson, John Edward, provincial police officer, res. cor. 1st and St. Paul. Hooson, Wm., building contractor, cor. 1st and St. Paul. Hopkins, Gerald Voss, M.E., works mgr. B. C. Bullion Extracting Co., res. Silica. Horrell, —., cutter, rooms Taylor Block. OTEL ALLAN, THE, M. E. ALLAN, Proprietor, 2, 4, 6 AND 8 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Hotel Cardiff, rooms, Adolphus G. Day mgr., 2nd ave. Hotel Collins, 11 N. Washington. Hotel Florence, Daniel C. McCarty prop., N. Washington. Hotel Kootenay, M.D. Shea, prop., 7 W. Columbia. Hotel Ottawa, Washington Hotel Russell, Miss E. A. Tower, prop. Hotel Windsor, W. G. Merryweather, prop. 26 W. Columbia ave. Houghling, Brannock W., carpenter, 25 1st ave. west. Houghton^ John, miner, res. 133 E. Coir umbia. Houghton, Mrs. Jennie, lodging house, 25 J4 W. Columbia ave. Howard, John, mine manager Howson, Charles, res. Imperial Block. Hu.ckman. Hugs, lumberman, Le Roi mine. Huddart, A. H„ agent B.C. Mills, T. & T Co Hughes,' Griffith W., grocer, near Central school . Hughes, Thomas P., special constable Pacific Theatre, rooms 113^4 W. Columbia. ..&m 30 450 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA —J City of rossland. Hughes, Wm. G., clerk, res. 4th ave., near St. Paul. Hulme, Thomas, miner, res. Nickle Plate Flat. Humming Bird (B.C.) Gold Mines, Ltd. Smith Curtis, pres.; J. L. G. Abbott, sec'y-treas. Humphrey, Levi, night clerk Hotel Allan. Humphries, Carrie, postoffice clerk, res. Spokane near 2nd ave. Humphries, Mrs. Abbie, music teacher. Spokane near Second ave. Hunden, Adam, plumber at 30 N. Spokane. Hungerford, John H. M., night operator C. P. R. Tel., Hunt, John, engineer Centre Star Compressor, rooms Guelph Block. Hunter, Albert Pleasant, sec-treas. Pure Gold M. Co., Ltd., res. Second ave., near St. Paul. Hunter, A. B. & Co.. mining brokers, N. Washington, nr. 2nd ave. , H UNTER BROS., (James and Robert.) GENERAL MERCHANTS AND MINING SUPPLIES, 112, 116 and 118 W. COLUMBIA. BRANCH AT SANDON. Hunter, James, of Hunter Bros., res. Kootenay ave. Hunter. Robt, of Hunter Bros., res. res. Stucci block. Hunter, Robert, contractor and builder, res. on Dewdney Trail. Husband, Wm. B., miner Le Roi mine, res. First, near St. Paul. Hustis, Chas. L.. ore stotrer Le Roi mine. Hutchins, Richard, miner Le Roi mine. Ibex Mining Co., W. J. Green, sec-treas. Idaho Gold Mining and Smelting Co., (fgn.), Oliver Durant, gen. mgr., 48 E. Columbia ave., Peter Joyce, foreman. Ida May G. M. Co., Robt. Scott, pres., C. O. Lolonde, sec, J. L. Parker, mining engineer, W. Columbia. Idler Mining Co., (fgn.), J. S. Clute, re. agent. 3s Imperial Block, D. D. McClure & E. G* Coonley props., 15 S. Washington. Smith Curtis, manager. Imperial Fire Insurance Co., Rolt & < Grogan, agents. Imperial Gold Mining Co., Ltd., EdwaP Baillie sec'y. Imperial Mines, of the Lardeau-Duncaoj Ltd., J. M. Miller, vice-pres.; Robert! Darrach, secretary. 136 E. ColnmlM Independent G. M. Co., H. L. De BecB secy., New Westmioster; H P. Mc. Oraney, supt., W. Columbia ave. Indian Chief G. M. Co., pres. F. A, Hewer; sec'y-treas., R. A. 0. Hohbes! 27 W. Columbia. Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co., XameaqM Sword, manager, 6 E. Columbia aval Ingram, John S., chief of police, res. 2nd ave., near Monte Cristo. Inkster. John, mining engineer, res. N,; Washington, above 1st ave. Inland Revenue, Wm. Salton Joned Deputy Collector, 202 W. Columbia Innis, Chas.,' shaftman Le Roi minaBj Innis, Warren, porter, Hunter Bros. Insurance Company of North America] Walter L. Orde, agent. International Hotel and Music Hall Albert Klockmann, prop. 13 N. Spff kane. J. S. Holland, mgr., Music Hall Iron Colt Gold Co.. Ltd., P. Buj| pres.; John F. McCrae, sec'y-trea! RON HORSE GOLD-COPPER MINING CO., LTD. (N.PJD,] GEO. E. PFUNDER, GEN.-MGR., WM. W. WEEKS, SEC-TREAS, BURNS BLOCK. Irwin, Abraham B., mining operator, bds. Windsor Hotel. Irwin, A. B., mining operator, 1st ave. cor. Earle. Iron Mask Gold Mining Co. (fgn.): Samuel W. Hall supt. of mine. IRWIN, REV. HENRY, M. A. OXFORD, JI RECTOR CHURCH OF ENGLAND, RES. LE ROI AVE, NEAR LINCOLN. I.X.L. lodging house. Elizabeth Schmidt prop., 28 1st ave. W. Itter, Wm. Harry, news depot, P. lobby. ,., I.X.L. Ldg. House, Elizabeth *Schmia Jackson, Arthur, blacksmith res. 2nd ave. _. Jackson. Charles Fred, sec-treas. il Reddin-Jackson Co., Ltd., res. I 130 E. Le Roi ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. Jackson (August) & Alstrom (J. Ed.), Central Hotel, Spokane cor. Le Roi. Jackson, Hugh William Cother, secretary Board of Trade. 13 W. Columbia. 'Jackson, John, jr., agent John R. Cook., res. W. Columbia ave., near Cliff. Jackson, John D., lumberman, res. Mm- res' House. Jackson, Norman L., clerk Reddin- Jackson Co., Ltd. Jackson, Roy, porttr Hunter Bros. Jackson, Wm., Howard, rooms 44 E. Columbia ave. Jacobs, W. S., tinsmith, Hunter Bros. Jamieson, William, engineer Le Roi Mine. Jeffery, William Harold, mining eng'r. res. Butte, cor. E. Columbia. Jeldness, Olaus, miner, 228 Columbia ave. E. ENCKES MACHINE CO., FRANK R. MENDENHILL, AGT., 30 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. 133 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Jenkins, Charles V., accountant War I Eagle Cons. M. and Dev. Co., Ltd. , Jenkins, Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, N. Washington. Jenkins, Wm., miner, res. Bellevue Hotel. Jennings, Mrs. Annie, cook, Butte Hotel. | Jewel Development Syndicate, Ltd., Gilbert Mahon, mgn.-dir., Earl, cor. 1st ave. , Joanna Gold Mining Co., H. P. Mc- Craney, mng. director, 18 W. Columbia, head office, Vancouver. Job, Edward Clark, Prov. Govt, .offices, 231 E. Columbia. John Bull Mines, Ltd.', Thos. Parker, I sec'y, office 6 E. Columbia. LJohnson, David, car repairer-Red Mtn. Railway. Johnson, Elling, mine owner, and real estate, John R. Cook, agent. 'Johnson, Fred, restaurant, E. 1st ave., nr. Washington. , Johnson, Harry, miner Nickel Plate mine. Johnson, W. R., electrician, W. K. P & L. Co., Ltd. Johnson, John Binns, of J. B. Johnson & Co., res. 114 E. Columbia ave. t Johnson, William Good, pres. Rossland i Syndicate, Ltd., res. Vancouver, B. O. Johnston, W. Wylie, sec'y-treas., Derby Mining Co., Ltd., 44 E. Columbia ave'. OHNSON, J. B. A CO. REAL ESTATE, MINING AND STOCK BROKERS A CONVEYANCERS. 19 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Joiner, Proctor, salesman, 120 W. Columbia ave. Jo Jo Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Geo. N. Taylor, sec'y-treas. and mgr., 136 E. Columbia ave. Jones, Annie Verth, physician and sur* gem, Thompson ave. Jones, Charles John, employment agency,. 37 W. 1st ave. Jones, Frank, shaftman Le- Roi mine. Jones, Henry John, Spring Hill Dairy,. "Y," 0. & W. Ry. Jones, James, plasterer, 2nd ave, near Washington. Jones, M. Howard, of C W. Mount cfc Co. Jones, M., miner War Eagle mine. Jones, William Henry, job printer and' publisher, 26 E. Columbia ave., res. Thompson ave. Jones, W. Gomer, driver at 31 N. Spokane ave. Jones, Wm. Salton, J.P., deputy collector, Inland Revenue, 202 W. Columbia ave., h. 5 W. Le Roi ave. Jorand, Henry Robert, law student, F. M. McLeod. Jordan, George, printer at 134 E. Columbia. Jordan, George Albert, police magistrate, E. Columbia ave., res. Union ave. Jordan, James Matthew, of Lockhart & Jordan, bds. Athletic Club. Josie Gold Mining Co. (fgn.), B. poration, managers. i|s$ Josie Mack Mining Co. (fgn.), McDonald, reg. atty., Joyce, Peter, foreman Idaho and Smelting Co., Ltd. Jumbo Gold M. Co. (fgn.), W. W. Fallows, reg. attorney, 202 W. Columbia. A. Cor- W. T. Mining IX AMLOOPS MINING A ■^ DEVELOPMENT CO., LD., H. E. FORSTER, President. C. C. WOODHOUSE, JR., Secretary. 121 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Kane, Gordon, emp., 125 W. Columbia. Keaney, Agnes, dressmaker, 30 W. 1st ave. SIP 452 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA iii CITY OF ROSSLAND. Keefe (Garrett) & Co. (Katharine Dono- hue), Bellevue Hotel, Spokane. Keef e, Garret, of Keefi e & Co., res. 1st ave., near St. Paul. Keighley, Albert, miner, res. Le Roi ave. near St. Paul. Keller, Louis H., barber shop, 20 E. Columbia. Keller, Thomas, miner and prospector, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Kelley, John, miner Columbia & Kootenay mine. Kelliher, W. T., dry goods salesman, Hunter Bros. Kelling, Wm., bookkeeper, h. 25 1st ave. west. Kellv, Agnes, Mrs. R. P., dressmaker, 26i/ E. Columbia. Kelly, Frank,- miner Le Roi mine. Kelly, Joe, miner War Eagle mine. Kelly, Miss N., prof, music, 121% E. Columbia ave. Kelly, Richard P., res. 261/ E. Columbia. Kelly. Robert Wesley, operator, C.P.R. Depot. Kendall, Nicholas Forescue, clerk Bank of Montreal. (Ernest Kennedy, Edward Cronyn and Charles Ernest Race). I/ENNEDY, CRONYN A RACE, MINING BROKERS. WINES, STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE, 27 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Kennedy, Duncan Gibb broker, rooms Clarendon. Kennedy, Ernest, of Kennedy Cronyn & Race, rooms Clarendon. Kennedy, Mary L., nurse, 3 N. Lincoln. K ENNETH MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., HON. T. MAYNE DALY, ©_.C, Pres. ARTHUR MARSH, Sec'y-Treas. "WALLACE BLOCK, 25 E. COLUMBIA AVE. OWNERS OF THE TAMARAC MINE, AT YMIR. Kenning, Angus Wyliee, physician and surgeon, 29 E. Columbia ave. res. Butte cor. 1st ave. Kenty, Isaac B., foreman Nickle Plate Mine, res. 2nd ave., nr. Washington.; Kepkey, Mrs. Sarah M., S. Lincoln. • Kerr, Donald Edward, dentist, 25 E. Columbia ave., res. Le Roi ave., Cor. Bute Kerr, John B., editor and manager Rossland Miner, bds. Athletic Cluh. Kerrnish, J. T., wood contractor, nr Blue's Mill. 'Kesler, Wm., cook, rooms Butte. Kettle River M. & D. Co. of B. C, Ltd,,' C. A. Hagelberg, pres.; D. D. Birks, sec'y., Kettleson, Theodore, teamster Red Star Transfer Co. Keystone Gold M. Co., Ltd., Joseph B,i Dabney, pres.; Chas. E. Benn, sec- treas. Kidwell, Harry, cutter, 31 N. Spokane.! Kikeonga G. M. Co., Ltd., Chas. Wilt,; sec, Trail, B. C, F. M. McLeod solicitor. Killam, George Roland, local managea Geo. W. Richardson, 23 W. Columbiij ave. 'Kimball, J. W., of C W. Mount & Ob, King, Gerbrand. Mountain, res. Hotel Allen. King Mining Co., Ltd., Ross Thompson, vice-pres.; Angus Macnish, sec'y-treas, Thos. Anderson, asst. sec'y-treas. Kingsmill, John Juchereau, miner Moriti Cristo, bds. Earl, near 2nd ave. Kinnear, Emera Miles, mgr. Crescent Dry Goods Co., Ltd., res. Le Roi ave., cor. Earl. Kinsey, Robt., miner War Eagle mine. Kintyre M. & Smelting Co., Ltd., Capt Alvin Neal, pres., Port Huron, Mi<f.! John W. Heistner, gen. mgr., 6 East Columbia ave. IRK. JOHN ALBERT, C. E., P. h. S., MAP PUBLISHER. CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER LALONDE BLOCK, 111%. E. COLlfMJBM Kirk, John & Co., Central Star Stable, Commercial alley, near N. Washing ton. ikja Kirkup, John, gold commissioner, stipendiary magistrate, and mining rej corder, res. LeRoi ave., cor. Davis] Kline, Charles, driver G. W. McBride. Klockmann, Albert, International HoteJ and-Music Hall, 13 N. Spokane, r ' Kloman, Joseph, tailor, at 18 J?..JjJj>| umbia. Knox, Geo. W;, miner, Florence & O umbia av. _l GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 453 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Knox, Mrs. P. A., Queen boarding house, 25 E. Columbia ave. Kohinoor G. M. Co., Ltd., (foreign), pres., S. R. Stern; sec, Abner Brown, 'Spokane; F. W. Bauer, mgr. dir.. reg. agent, E. Columbia ave. Kootenav and Algoma Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. S. Clute, jr., solicitor. K OOTENAY A COLUMBIA PROSPECTING A MINING CO., LD- HECTOR McRAE, Sec.Treas. 13 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Kootenay Gold and Silver Prospecting Co., Ltd., L. H. Moffatt, managing trustee, E. Columbia ave. K OOTENAY GOLD FIELDS SYNDICATE, LD., OF LONDON, ENG. D. B. BOGLE, Manager. COLUMBIA AVE. Kootenay Land Exploration Co., C. S. j Wallace and L. Henry Moffatt, trustees. -Kootenay-London M. C, Ltd., C. 0. Lalonde, pres.; W. Tomlinson, - sec'y, 44 E. Columbia ave. Kootenay Mining Standard, Standard .Pub. Co., D. R. Young, mgr., 118 E. Columbia ave. K OOTENAY BESTAURANT AND HOTEL, MISS K. SWANSON, Propritress, 11 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Shea & Davis, props, bar. Kootenay Safety Mining Co., Smith Curtis, pr^es.: George Moore, vice-pres.; ;'W. L. Lawry, sec'y., E. Colum bia ave. Kraus, Mary, wid. Frank, Butte Lodging House, 126 W. Columbia. La Belle G. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., E. S. Topping, secretary. .Lackey, Keith, salesman Steen & Co. Laduc, —., head sawyer Blue's Saw Mill. Laidlaw, James, carpenter, 5 McGregor • Terra'ce. .Lake, Chas., bartender Collins House. J-alonde, Charles Octave, boots and shoes, 20 W. Columbia ave. res.. Le Roi, cor. Lincoln. ■SBBBllB ^■SBtfWIiP: 1 BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Lamont, Robert, messenger, Bank of Montreal. Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., Rolt & Grogan, agents. Landis, Jerome, prop. Bellvue Hotel, N. Washington. Lane, John, miner, res. cor. Butte and Columbia ave. Lang, Robert, War Eagle mine. Lange, Fred, lunch counter 20 North Washington. Langley, Cecil, mining operator Columbia ave., res. Masiposa Co., California. I ANGLEY, SAMUEL THORNTON, *- BROKER & FINANCIAL AGENT, WEST COLUMBIA AVE. AND 11 KING ST., CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, ENG. Langman, Harry, machinist, Josie mine. Lardeau Goldsmith Mines, Ltd., Dr. A. C Sinclair, pres.; Smith Curtis, sec- treas, Larsen (Esper Signus) Sc Co. (Henry Dorius Larsen), B.C. Bakery, 24 N. Washington. Larson, Albert, emp. Rossland Mjner. res. Washington, near Ry. track. Laurie, Walter S., porter Hotel Allan. La Valley, Elie, Spokane Hotel, Spokane. Lavin, Frank, res. near baseball grounds. Lawe, Francis Cartwright, student at law, Abbott & Hart-McHarg, 29 E. Columbia ave. Lawlor, James, prop Waverley House. Lawlor, John, jr., driver Hunter Bros., bds. Waverley. Lawn, James, builder and contractor, 117 W. Columbia, res. Le Roi ave., near Butte. 454 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Lawry, Walter L., mining operator, res. 1st ave., near Davis. Leap Year Consolidated Gold Mining Co., Ltd., James C Belton, manager, 19 E. Columbia. J. B. Johnson & Co., registered agents. Leary, Dan, machinist, Josie mine. Lebrun, Edward, bartender Dominion . Hotel. L ECKIE, R. G. EDWARDS, M.E., CONSULTING ENGINEER, McCUAIG, RYKERT A CO., OF MONTREAL, ROOMS BURNS BLOCK. Leighton, Arthur G., clerk Bank of Toronto. Leland House, John Lindman, prop. 22 W. Columbia ave. Lecuier, Mrs. Herman A., boarding house, 2nd ave., near St. Paul. Lee, James Henry, 2nd hand dealer, 23 W. First ave. Lee, John Nicholas, gen. mgr. Sadie mine, res. St. Paul cor. Columbia ave. Leighton, George Allan, clerk Merchants Bank of Halifax, res 1st. ave., cor. Lincoln. Leighton, John Francis, watchmaker and barber, 28 N. Washington, res. 1st ave., cor. Lincoln, le Maistre, Wm. de Villeneuve, of Daly Sc Hamilton, res. Victoria, cor. S. Washington. Lennon, John, prospector, res. Washington, near 3rd ave. Le Roi Brewing & Bottling Co., Hugh Henderson and Wm. Allan, Le Roi ave. I E ROI MINING CO., LTD., W. A. CARLYLE, Gen. Manager; NICHOLAS TREGEAR, Supt. Lerwick Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. L. Whitney, vice-pres. and managing-dir.; Leo. H. Schmidt, sec'y-treas, 47 E. Columbia ave. Leslie, Harry Dundas, clerk, H. S. Wallace. Lester, Benj.. printer, 134 I. Columbia ave. Levy, Julius, bookkeeper, 41 E. Columbia ave. Levy, L. (Louis) Sc Co., tobacconist, 41 E. Columbia. Lewin, Frederick, clerk Bank B. N. A. Lewis, Jefferson, miner, res. cor. First ave. and Lincoln. Lewis, John, druggist at 29 E. Columbia ave. Lewis, Mrs. Creedmore, res. in rear. Lewis, Mrs. Eugene, Traders' block, loding, 44 E. Columbia ave. Lewis, Robt. engineer Nickel Plate mine. Lewis, W. J., chief carpenter, Le Roi Mine. Liljegran, Ernest William, M.E., mining supt., res. '86 W. Victoria ave. I lily May Gold Mining Co., W. J. Har- Ris vice-pres. and mgr., 6 E. Colum- Linborg, Andrew, sec. foreman, Red Mtn. Ry. Linburg, Fred A., Le Roi Livery, Commercial alley, res. S. Washington. Linde, Fritz Hermann, cabinetmaker, 120 E. Columbia. Lindman, John, prop. Leland Hotel, 24 W. Columbia. Lingle, Wm. Franklin, wood dealer, Red Star stables, 1st ave. Linna, A. & Co., dairy, one mile soutM Linnard, Daniel M., broker, 16 E. GoH umbia ave., res. St. Paul. Linton Bros. (James and Thomas BurnsjB stationery, fancy goods and wall paper, also Calgary, Alberta$B Linton Bros., stationers, etc., Ill E. Columbia ave., also Calgary. Linton, Thos. B.. of Linton Bros., res. Le Roi, nr. S. Washington. Lion Brewing Co., Ltd., Louis Blue, pres. and treas.; J. S. Deschamps, sec4 7th ave.-, near Monte Cristo. Lion Brewing Co.. Ltd., Louis Blue, pres. and treas..; Fred Youngling, see's and manager. Little.iohn. Andrew Jackson, of E. N. .Ouimetto & . Co., res. Tacoma, Wash. Liverpool. London mid Globe Ins Co.. Geo. W. Richardson, agent,' 25. WColumbia. Lloyd Gold Mining & Dev. Co., Ltd., J. S. Clute, jr., solicitor, F. W. Bauer." agent. Lloyds Plate Glass Ins. Co., Bolt & Grogan. E Columbia. . Loader, Frank E.. rooms Exchange Htl. Lockhart, Allan James, warehouseman Parsons Produce Co., res. Butte, cor. Le Roi. Lockhart, Charles B., of Lockhart' & Jordan, res. Cook ave., nr. Spokane. Lockhart (Charles Beardsall) & Jordan (James Matthew), furniture , and undertakers, 128 E. Columbia ave. Lockwood, Edward, of O. M. Fox Sc Co., res. Kootenay ave. Logan, Edward, planing milll and lumber yard, C. & W. Ry. "Y." Logan, Gordon, bookkeeper, W. K. P. & L. Co., Ltd. 'fit? GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF ROSSLAND. Logan, M. Sergius, dry goods, 36 E. Columbia. . §_£ __ 1 London & Canada Syndicate, Ltd., Hector McRae, mgr., 13 W. Columbia. London Consolidated Gold Fields Exp. M. Co., Ltd., Henry Roy, pres. J. A. Macdonald, sec'y-treas., 29- W. Columbia ave. , London & British Columbia Allianc, Syndicate, Ltd. G. R. Hamilton, attorney. LONDON AND CANADA SYNDICATE, LTD., HECTOR McRAE, Attorney, 13 W. COLUMBIA AVE. London Guarantee & Accident Ins. Co., Rolt &- Grogan, E Columbia ave. London & Lancashire Fire Ins., A. B. Mackenzie, agent, London & Rossland (B.C.), Ltd., Anthony, J. McMillan, reg. Attorney 44 E. Columbia ave. London & Ymir (British Columbia) Gold Mining Co., Ltd., A. J. McMillan chairman; W. Tomlinson sec'y., 44 E. Columbia ave. Long, Arthur J., tailor, 18 E. Columbia, res. Kootenay ave. Long, John M., supt. Josie and No. 1 mines B. A. Corp. Ltd. ONG, SAMUEL LANE, CIVIL ENGINEER, STONE BLOCK, 3 S. LINCOLN. RES. KOOTNEAY AVE, near BUTTE. Long, Thos. H, teamster, Washington. nr. 3rd ave. Lougheed, W. J., men's and ladies' tailor, 116 E. Columbia. Longsley, James, corporation employee. 1st ave., bet. Lincoln and St. Paul ' st. Lookout G. M. Co., G. E. Pfunder & Co., 11% W. Columbia ave. Lowney, Con., shift boss War Eagle. Lucas, John, cook, 20 W. Columbia. Lucas, John, steward, 17 E. Columbia. Luce, Sidney J., conductor Red Mtn. Ry., N. Washington, near 5th ave. Lucky Boy Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., S. L. Myers, pres. and mgr., Wm. McDonald, 108 E. Columbia ave. Luco, Jacob, miner, Le Roi mine. Luke, Wm., bartender Hoffman House. Lurtey, Mrs., dressmaking 112U E. Columbia. Lurty, Burton, clerk, 38 E. Columbia. Lynch, Dennis, miner, Iron Mask mine. rms. Centre Star Hotel. Lynch, Jerry,. miner, War Eagle mine. Lynch, J. H. miner, Wax Eagle mine mgr., IOJ E. Columbia ave. MacCann, Robert, mining, Imperial Block. Wl ACD0NA1LD> A^EX K., MINING OPERATOR, WALLACE BLOCK, 25 E. COLUMBIA AVE. Macdonald, D. J.; mining supt. Macdonald (Murdock MeKenzie) & Cassidy (Herbert), confectionery, 121 E. Columbia ave. ACDONALD -A CLUTE, (James Alexander Macdonald and John Stilwell Clute, jr.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS A NOTARIES PUBLIC, 29 "WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Macdonald, Robert C, mining operator, W. Columbia ave; res. Pari* Belle. Macdonald, James Alex., of Macdonald & Clute, res. Union ave., near Davis. Macey, George, lather, 8 McGregor Terrace. Macey, Samuel, plasterer, 8 McGregor Terrace. Mack. Owen, miner Centre Star G. M. Co. Mack, Wm. C, miner, res 2nd ave and Le Roi Trail. Mackay, Edw., teamster, cor Columbia ave and Monita. Mackay, George Charles, of Ward & Mackay, E. Columbia. Mackay, John Reginald, accountant, Merchants' Bank of Halifax, 5 W. Columbia. -, , Macke, Jacob, inachineman Le rioi ACKENZIE, A. B. A CO. (Archibald Birnie Mackenzie.) MINING BROKERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. TICKET AGENTS C.P.R. AND ATLANTIC SS. LINES. 2S EAST COLUMBIA AVE. ALSO NEW WESTMINSTER. 456 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Mackenize, A. B., notary public, of A. B. Mackenzie & Co., rooms 6 E. Columbia ave. Mackenzie, Alex. A., mining, 5 W. 1st ave. Mackenzie, David, mining, 5 W. 1st ave. Mackenzie, Wm. L., mining, 5 W. 1st ave. Mackintosh E. C, emp. assay office, B. A. Corporation Ltd. Mackintosh, Hon. Chas. H., resident director British-America Corporation, Ltd. Mackintosh, Henry B., storekeeper B. A. Corp. Ltd. MacMaster, A'ex., prospector, Washington st, nr 4th ave. MacNish, Angus, MacNeill, Albert Howard, Q.C. of Mac- Neill & Deacon, res. 114 W. Columbia ave. nil ACNEILL & DEACON, '"■ BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 10y2 E. COLUMBIA AVE. MacQuarrie, Murdock, miner Deer Park mine, res Le Roi ave nr Monita. McAllister. Herbert, bartender Grand Union Hotel. McArthur, John, of Shipley & McArthur. « is cARTHUR, JOSEPH BENJAMIN, ' " MINING OPERATOR. TRADERS' BLOCK, 48 E. COLUMBIA. ALSO COLUMBIA, B.C. McAuliffe George Washington tailor and furnishings, 8 1st ave west. McBratney, clerk, rooms Guelph Block. McBride, Chester Rayot, bookkeeper, 31 W. Columbia. McBride, Geo. Walter, hardware, etc., 31 W. Columbia. McBride, John, miner Rossland Red Mt. G. M. Co. McBride, Peter, prospector, Washington, nr. 3rd ave. McCabe, John, miner Iron Mask mine. McCallum, John Kellie, real estate, 19 E. Columbia, rooms Guelph Block. McCanna, F. E., pressman Rossland Miner. McCallum, Walter, prospector, McCarty, Daniel C, prop. Hotel Florence, N. Washington. McCarthy, John D., hoist engineer, War Eagle, res. near Central School. McCarthy, J. E., miner Le Roi Mine. McCarthy, Mrs. Emma, stenographer & typewriter, res. Columbia ave., near St. Paul. McClement, John, miner, 24 N. St. Paul. McClymont, Hugh, mining operator res. E. Columbia. McCiellanid, Duncan, blksmith Iron Mask mine. McClure, Daniel D., Imperial block. McCollough, Wm., electrican Kootenay Electric Co., res. 29 E. Columbia ave. McConnell, Thomas; wood contractor res. nr. Lion Brewery. i»i|cCUAIG, RYKERT A CO., '" MINING OPERATORS, MONTREAL, R. G. EDWARDS LECKIE, Consulting Engineer; McCraney, Hiram Perry, contractor. McCullough, Robt., miner War Eagle mine. McCune, E. J., 43^ Columbia. [ cCRAE, JOHN FERGUSON, REAL ESTATE AND MINING OPERATOR, MANAGER MONTREAL TOWNSITE SYNDICATE, 13 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. McCraaiiy, Hiram Peter, mine supt. res. 312 W. Le Roi. McDonald, —., electrican Kootenay Electric Co. McDonald, Boswell, Robert, collector H. M. Customs, Martin Block. McDonald, Daniel, driver Fire Dept. I McDonald, Daniel Calder, mining, bds. Grand Union Hotel. McDonald, Daniel, driver Fire Dept. McDonald, Duncan, police constable. McDonald, John, miner, bds. Bellview Hotel. McDonald, John, hardware salesman, Hunter Bros., res. W. Columbia. McDonald, John, of Cunningham & McDonald. McDonald, John D., gen. supt. West Kootenay Power & Light Co., Ltd., res. at sub-station. McDonald, Walter T., mgr. Abe Lincoln Mine, McDermott, Daniel, prospector, res. Spokane st, nr. 1st ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY! CITY OF ROSSLAND. McDonald, Alex, miner, Le Roi ave., nr. Lincoln. McDonald. Angus J., teamster, for Hunter Bros, res. D.vi.s _t., nr. Columbia ave. McDonald (Angus J.i 1 Mm-chison (Colin), props. M. &.M. Hotel, 34 First ave. W. McDonald, Angus J.,* h..)!el prop., re?. Le Roi, near St. Paul McDonnell, John, miner War Eagle mine. McDowell, Clarence V., bartender, 12 N. Washington. McElvae, Samuel M., solicitor, Pacific Tea Co. McGann, John, foreman Centre Star Mine. McGaughey, James, emp. Record. McGaughey, Mary, widow, lodging house 1st ave., nr. Earle. McGee, John, miner, res. 2nd ave., nr. Washington.. McGill. John, prospector, Columbia ave., nr. Monita st. McGinnis, Wm.. machine miner Le Roi mine. McGlynn, Hugh,, bds. Kootenay Hotel. ' McGonigle, John, of Rufner & McGoni- gle. McGowan, Alexander, police sergeant, rooms, 115% E. Columbia ave. McGrath, E., lumberman Le Roi mine. McGraw, Mack, carman Centre Star G. M. Co. McGregor. Atkinson & Co., surveyors, 3 S. Lincoln. McGregor, J. Murray, of McGregor, At kinson & Co. Mcllmoyl, Thos., porter Clifton Hotel. Mclnnes, Norman, grocery salesman, Hunter Bros. Mclnnis, John E. nightwatch, Le Roi mine. Mclnnis, Norman, salesman, Hunter Bros., 120 W. Columbia. • Mcintosh, John, miner, Le Roi mine. Mcintosh, Harry, prop. Hoffman House, 17 N. Washington. Mclntyre, Bert A., clerk G. W. McBride. Mclvors, N. J., machine man, Rossiand Lumber Co., res. cor. Davis st an.l Le Roi ave. McKay, Alexander Henry, mining, res. Washington, near 3rd ave. McKay & McKay, blacksmiths, W. Columbia ave., nr. Cliff. McKane, John, broker, 13 W. Columbia, McKay, John R., blacksmith, ,n;s. Columbia ave., nr. Cliff st. Vancouver 11 Finest Assortment of iCORATIVE AND HOUSE PLANTS. Corner Burrard and Me'ville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. McKay, W., blacksmith, Columbia .ive.. nr. Cliff. McKeaman, James, miner Iron Mask mine. MeKenzie, Angus M., of Morrison & MeKenzie, 22 N. Washington. MeKenzie, Angus mi of Mo.iisoa & MeKenzie, res. Washington, nr. 4th ave. MeKenzie, Alex., 24 W Columbia. MeKenzie, Duncan C, commission agt., 27 E. Columbia, rooms Hotel Allan, also Vancouver. MeKenzie, James T., physician, 3 N. Lincoln. MeKenzie, Nellie N., bookkeeper Hunter Bros. MeKenzie. W. F., clerk, 2 E. Columbia. McKercher, Joseph, A., bookkeeper Lion Brewery. McKewn, Harry, miner, Iron Mask mine. McKinnon. John J., teamster, h Spokane st. nr. Kootenay ave. McLaren, David M., assayer's asst. McLaren, John, carpenter, Lincoln, nr. 2nd ave. McLaren, Mrs. Sadie, cook, E. 1st ave., nr. Washington. McLaughlan, Mary, clerk 38 E. Columbia. McLean, Daniel, carpenter, res Spokane st nr 1st ave. McLeod, Daniel W., bartender, 19 N. Spokane ave. McLean, Mary A., housemaid, The Velvet. McLean, Peter W., carpenter, res cor 2nd ave and Washington. MeLelland, j Thos., miner Sunset mine, McLeod Block, Columbia ave., cor St. Paul. McLeod, Daniel, night foreman Iron Mask, res. 2nd ave, near Spokane. 458 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. McLeod Finimore Melbourne 44 E. Columbia ave. McLeod, John, carpenter, S cor St. Paul and Columbia ave. McLeod, Kenneth, carpenter, res. N. Washington, above railway. McLeod, Malcolm W., prop. Highland Hotel, N. Spokane. McLeod, Walter S., tailor at 11 E. Columbia. McMahon, Michael Henry bookkeeper and stenographer, J. L. Parker & Co. McMartin, John, railroad contractor, 318 Le Roi ave W. McMillan, Alex. D., prospector, Le Roi ave, nr Lincoln. McMillan, Alex. J., lumberman, Columbia ave, nr Butte st. McMillan Bros. (Anthony John & Alfred), mining operators, 44 E. Columbia. McMillan, Duncan, miner Le Roi, res Le Roi ave, nr Lincoln. McNaughton, Alex. Wm., prop The Velvet, rooms 138 E. Columbia. McNeill, Wm. F., boots and shoes, 4 E. Columbia ave. McNicholas, Michael, shift boss, Centre Star Mine. McNickols, M, miner War Eagle mine, rms Earl 'st nr 2nd ave. McPhee, Allan Robert, contractor and builder, Commercia alley, bds. 17 N. Washington. McPhee, Neil D., police constable. res Columbia ave nr St. Paul. McPherson, Hector, rooms 21 N. Washington. ■ McPherson, J. A., lineman W. K. P. & L. Co.. Ltd. McPherson. Wm. Alex., supt. Monte Christo Cons. M. & D. Co., Ltd., res. Burns Block. McQuarrie, Mungo Robt., of Taylor & McQuarrie. McQueen, Alex., city clerk, res Le Roi ave nr Butte. McQueen, Miss, school teacher, res. Nickle Plate Flat. McQuarrie, Fergus, miner, res heteween 1st and 2nd ave, nr St. Paul. M TcRAE, HECTOR, Mining Operator, 13 W. COLUMBIA AVE. McRae, Henry, miner, res rear Washington st, nr 4th ave. Mabel Gold Mining Co., foreign, W. A. Ritchie, manager, Spokane; Frank Kizer, res. mgr. 6 E. Columbia. McVicar, J. D., surveyors' assistant. Madigan, M., ore storer, Le Roi mine. lilj AHON, GILBERT, ,'" MINING OPERATOR, Res. EARL, near FIRST AVE. Mahoney, Thos. J*., blacksmith, NickeM Plate mine. Manchester, A. B., engineer Le Roi Mine. Manchester, Edward, engineer Le Roi Mine. Manchester, Edw., engineer War Eagle, h Le Roi ave nr Monita. Manchester Fire Ins. Co., A. B. Mackenzie agent. Manitoba Produce Co., Charles D. Gi'lS en, mgr., S. Washington. Manson, John, bartender Collins House. Mar time Exploration Co., of B. C, F. A. Baird, sec'y-treas. Margurete Gold Mining & Smelting Co., W. B. Townsend, pres.; Edward White, sec; |ARSH, A. A CO., (Arthur Marsh and Frank Hewer). MINING BROKERS AND AGENTS, WALLACE BLOCK, 25 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. res. Le Roi ave., near St. Paul. Marsh, Arthur, mining operator, res. Le Loy ave., nr. St. aPul. ARSH, RICHARD, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST, 10 W. COLUMBIA AVE. P. O. BOX 465. res. W. Le Roi ave., near Davis. Marshall, Charles, printer, li4 E Columbia ave. Marshall, Miss, clerk, Hunter Bros. Msrlill, John, War Eagle mine. Martin Bros. (James Morris and William 0.), hardware, stoves and mining supplies, N. Washington. Martin, Harry, foreman Iron Mask, res. Nickel Plate Flat. Martin. James Morris, of Martin Bros., res. 10 E. Second ave. tfartin, John G., mining operator, Martin Bros. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 459 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Martin, Joseph, hoseman Fire Dept. Martin, Joseph T., engineer, 5 McGregor Terrace. Martin, John Phillip, grocery salesman. Hunter Bros. Butte st nr Le Roi ave. Martin, Milton, night foreman Iron Mask, res., nr. Gt. Western. Martin. Wm. C, of Martin Bros., res. 10 E. Second ave. Mascot Gold Mining Co., Ltd., A. J. McMillan, trustee. . Mason, Mrs. Alex., wid. tailoress, 11 (E. Columbia. Mason. W. H, prop. B. C. Dairy, on Northport road. Masonic Hall, Columbia ave E, near Monte Cristo. Matheny, Nana, wid. Albert L., -lodging house, 3 N. Lincoln. Matson, John, shoveler, Le Roi mine. Mayflower G. M. Co., F. C. Loring, Mead, Chas., miner mine, res Washingtos st nr 4th ave. Mellor, Bros., Ltd., painters, etc., 112 E, Columbia. Mellor, George, mgn.-dir. Mellor Bros.. Ltd. Mellor, John W., of Mellor Bros., res Victoria, B.C. Menary, J. A., Rossland Miner. IYI ENDENHALL, FRANK REYNOLDS, AGENT CANADIAN RAND DRILL COMPANY. 30 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. and 622 Hyde Block, Spokane, Wash. Menton, John, Le Roi mine. Mercer, Frank Louis, mgn.-dir. and reg. agent London and Rossland (B.C.), Ltd., 44 E. Columbia. IERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX, JOHN MORRISON SMITH, MGR., WEST COLUMBIA AVE., CORNER WASHINGTON. Merchants' Hotel, Frank Eovino, prop., 9 W. 1st ave. Merritt, J. M., messenger Bank of B.N A. Merry, Henry Edward Dilke, metallurgist, chemist and assayer, B. C. Corp., Ltd., res. E. Columbia ave. METHODIST CHURCH, Washington street, near 1st ave., Rev. Geo. H. Morden, pastor. jyjERRYWEATHER, W. G., PROP. WINDSOR HOTEL 26 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Metropolitan Hotel, Cunningham prop 42 1st ave., W. - Michall, Gill, miner, Le Roi mine. Michally, Nick, shaftsman, Le Roi mine. Michigan G M & D Co., Ltd., Colin Mc- Lockland, Pres.; Port Huron, Mich, J. W. Heistner, mgr., 6 E. Columbia. Mick, Doe, miner, Iron Mask mine. Mickado M & Dev. Co., Ltd.. Miester, Geo., clerk, at 48 W. Columbia. Migrath, Charles C. contractor, S. Lincoln, res. Monte Cristo st. Mikado & Korinto G M Co., Ltd., W. L. Orde, sec'y-treas, E. Columbia. Miller, Allan, cook, 12 W. 1st ave. Miller, Adolph, carpenter, Le Roi ave., nr. Monita st. Miller Block. 121-123 E Columbia ave. Miller. Charles, tailor at 40 W. Columbia. nm ILLER A CHESNUT, ■Vr(James M. Miller, Martin, F. Cfaes nut.) MINES AND MINING STOCKS, 136 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Miller, Ed., woodman, Columbia & Kootenay mine. Miller, George Milne, Owl restaurant, 42 W. Columbia. Miller, Thomas, real estate owner, bds. 25 E. Columbia. Miller, Thos., bartender Bellvue Hotel. Millar, George Edward, of Carpenter & Co. Miller, James M.. of Miller & Chesnut. res. First ave., cor. Monte Cristo. Miller, Robert Brant, saw mill, 6 miles southwest of Rossland. Mills, Charles L., broker. 112% East Columbia ave. Mills, Richard L., barber, 22 First ave. West. INING COMPANIES' DIRECTORY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. 460 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. m Mills, Joshua E., real estate and mining broker, Columbia ave, res. East Le Roi ave. Milton, Geo. Alex., tailor, 18 E. Columbia ave. Mineral City Townsite Co., Ltd., D. M. Linnard, pres.; A. F. Corbin, sec'y. Miners' Union Hall, West Columbia av., James Devine mgr. Mines Development, Trust and Guarantee Co., Ltd., Chas. E. Benn, sec'y., Mining Recorder—Herbert R. Town- send. Minto Hotel, James Bullough, prop., N. Washington. Mitchell, George Armstrong, travelling freight agent N. P. railway, rooms 121^ E. Columbia ave. Mitchell, Wm. Thomas, jailor City lockup. Moffatt, Frederick Covert, president Rossland Miner. Co., 44 East Columbia ave., bds. Athletic Club. MOFFATT, LEWIS HENRY, MINES, STOCKS, REAL ESTATE, 113 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Moffat, Maud, operator V. & N. Telephone Co. Moffat, Maud L., school teacher, res. Earle st., nr. 2nd ave. Moloney, David Walter, of Beverley & Moloney. Monarch Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Ernest Kennedy, pres., R. A. O. Hobbes, sec'y-treas., 27 W. Columbia ave. Monk, G. D., prospector, res. nr. Lion Brewery. Monita Gold Mining Co.. J. B. Hastings, gen.-manager. Montana Gold M Co., Ltd., Edward Bowes, Pres.; Chas. S. Carpenter, secretary, Columbia ave. Montana House, Jas. Lawler, prop., Columbia ave, nr., Monte Cristo st. Montana Stables, M. A. Harvey, 26 N. Washington. |fl ONTE CHRISTO CONSOLIDATED pf| MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., JOHN M. SMITH, President, wm. a. Mcpherson, snpi. THOS. CORSAN, Secretary. _iy2 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Montreal Gold Fields, Ltd., Hugh C. Baker, supt.; R. G. Edwards Leckie, consulting engineer. Montreal Hotel, Aime Morin, prop. Iron Colt etc., 24 N. 11 N. Spo- Montgomery, Wm. A., clerk 36 E. Columbia. Montreal-London G M & Dev Co., Ltd., head office Montreal, Macdonald & Clute, res. agents, 29 W. Columbia ave. Montreal Syndicate, Ltd., J. F. McCrae, pres.; Thos. Anderson, sec'y., 13 W. Columbia ave. Moody, J. G., traveller, J. G. Griffin & Co. Moore, A., Mrs., prop. Waffle Parlor, 34 N. Washington. Moore, Eban John, miner, res. Spokan. st., nr. 2nd ave. • Moore, George, miner, bds. Bellview Hotel. Moore, James B., watchmaker, 26 E. Columbia, res. Dominion Hotel. Moorei Joe T., carpenter, R. M. & L. Co., res. 2nd ave., West. Moore, Louis A., engineer, mine. Moore, Wm., confectionery, Spokane. Moranville, D., restaurant, kane. Morden, Rev. George R., pastor Methodist Church. Morgan, David Wm., prop. Clarendon Hotel, 17 E. Columbia ave. Morgan, Harry, tailor, Lougheed & Co., res. Cosmos. Morgan, John R., machine man. Le Roi mine. Morgan. Tom. miner. War Enirlp mine. Morin. Amie, prop. Monteral hotel. 139 E. Columbia. Morkill, Alan B., clerk Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Morkill. Dalby B., clerk B. A. Corporation, Ltd. Morkill, R. Dalby, jr., accountant, B.A. Corporation, res. Le Roi ave., cor. St. Paul. Morning Star G. M. Co. (Imperial), G. E. Pfunder, mgr.; Wm. W. Weeks, sec'y, Burns Block. Morris. Joe, of Crow Sc Morris, res. Bntte, cor. E. Columbia. Morris (Laughlin R.), & MeKenzie (Angus), grocers, 22 N. Washington. Morrish. John L., manager Velvet Mine. Can. Gold Fields, Ltd., bds. 138 E. Columbia ave. Morrison (Kenneth R.) Bryenton (Fred Wells), grocers, 124 E. Columbia. I Morrison, Ernest, salesman Hunter Bros. Morrison Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), F. H. Oliver reg. agent, 10% E. Columbia. . Morrison, Kenneth R., of Morrison & Bryenton, res. N. Washington above Depot. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF ROSSLAND. Morriserv, Frank, emp, Le Roi mine. Si'(Laughlin RO & MeKenzie (Angus M.), grocers, .22 N. Washmg- Morrissey, John, blacksmith, res. 2nd ave., nr. Spokane. u gORROW, THOMAS RUSSELL. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 34 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Morton, Walter, clerk J. D. Sword, res. Kootenay ave., nr. St. Paul. Moses (Marcus) & Stilwell (Wm.), Collins House, 11 N. Washington. Moulin, Frank M., w'h'se foreman, Red Mountain Railway. Mount, C. W., of C. W. Mount & Co., res. Stucci Block. Mount, C. W- Sc Co. (M. Howard Jones and J. W. Kimball, men's furnishings and tailors, 11 E. Columbia. Mountain Goat M. Co., Ltd., J. Fred Ritchie, pres.; W. J. Nelson, sec'y. Moynahan, John James, mining engineer and supt. Mugwump Gold M. Co., Edward Baillie, sec-treas. Mulady, Thomas J., miner Le Roi Mine. Mulholland, Fred J,, mgr. Deer Park Gold M. Co., (fgn.), res. at-mine. Mullin, John, painter, cor. 1st ave, and Monte Cristo. Mulroney, James A., prospector, Columbia ave., nr. Cliff st. Mulroney, Wm. J., prospector, Columbia ave., nr. Cliffe st. Malvehill, J., machine man, Le Roi mine. Munn, Alex, fruits and tobacconist, N. | Washington, cor. 2nd ave. Murchison, Colin, of McDonald & Murchison, h. St. Paul, cor. 1st ave. • Murphy, D. Joseph, asst. engineer, res. Nickle Plate Flat. Murphy, John, foreman Iron Horse . Mine. Murphy, John, prop. Rossland Spring Brewery. Murphy, Joe, wireman, R.W. & L. Co. Murphy, Joseph, War EagLe mine. Murphy (Michael Joseph) & Cronyn (Daniel), props. Grand Hotel, 6 N. Spokane. Murphy, Wm., painter at 115 E. Columbia ave. Murray, Alex E., , 26 N Wash ington. Murray, Andrew, carpenter, Cliff st., nr. Columbia ave. BH-HM-ffi. SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, ' SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents- for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Murray, Bernard Croft, civil engineer, 44 East Columbia. Murray, James Carson, bookkeeper, A. C. Fry, res. 1st ave., nr. Monte Cristo. Murray, W. P., assayer, Imperial Block. Myers, Fred W., blacksmith, Le Roi Mine, res. E. Columbia. YTTON, HENRY FRANCIS, Manager BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. , rooms over Bank. Nagy, Mike, engineer Lion Brewery. Nanaimo-Rossland M. & M. Co., Alfred Jenkins, supt. Nashwonder, Mrs. Margaret Eva. res. The Cosmos. Native Silver Bell Mining Co., Charles R. Hamilton, attorney. Nelson. George, railroad contractor, Columbia ave, nr. Butte st. Nelson & F. S. Ry., Edgar Charles general timber and land agent.. Nelson & Fort Sheppard railway, Town- sites: Rossland, Y mir and Erie. John Dean, agent. : Nelson, James, painter for Dahiels & Chambers. Nelson, Salmon G. M. & Dev. Co., J. L. Parker, supt. and mining engineer. ELSON, WILLIAM JAMES, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 21 WEST COLUMBIA AVE., RES. UNION AVE. Nest Egg and Firefly G. M. Co., Ltd., A. K. Munroe, sec'y., Victoria; Rolt & Grogan managers. Netterfield, Thos., bartender Grand Union. 462 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Neukun, Georman, carpenter and builder, .Spokane st., Gulch. New Bruniswiok G. M. & Dev. Go., Hon. Geo. E. Foster, vice-pres. New Brunswick Oonso~~ated G. M. Co. W. H. Goodeve, pres., M. H. Do- bie, sec'y., < Columbia ave. New York Life Ins. Co., F. W. Hinsdale agent, N. Washington. New York Life Ins. Co., A. O. R. Brown, agent. , New York Life Ins. Co., W. L. Orde, 46 East Columbia ave. New York-Kootenay Mining Co., Ltd., Joseph W. Boyd, mgr. 136 W. Columbia ave. New Gold Fields of B. C, Ltd., Velvet mine, John L. Morrish manager. Niblin, Frank, bartender, 38 N. Washington. Nicholson, Herman L., clerk, 39 W. Columbia. Nicholson, Wm., machinist, bds. 25 E. Columbia. Nickle Plate mine,- B. A. Corp., Ltd., owners, W. S. Haskins, supt. Noblesse Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Thos. Parker, sec'y., 6 E. Columbia ave. Noble Three G. M. Co., ALex. Miller, secy.-treas., Nordstrom, Jack, miner, War Eagle mine. Norris, Thos. S., reporter Rossland Miner. North, Harry J., carpenter, R. M. & L. Co., res. 2nd ave. N. Northern Pacific Railway, Geo. A. Mitchell, travelling freight agent, Northy, Alice, milliner, at 31 E. Columbia. Northey, R. W., mining operator, res. Kootenay, nr. Spokane. Norway Mountain Gold & Copper Mining Co., Ltd., E. N. Ouimette, sec'y- treas. Norway G. M. Co.. J. Wilmshurst, supt., Novelty Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd., Philip Aspinwall, pres.; Thos. Anderson, sec'y-treas, 13 W. Columbia. O'Brien, Edward Morgan, bookkeeper, Le Roi Mine. O'Connell, Dan, miner. War Eagle mine. O'Connell, Dennis, miner, bds. 38 N. Washington. O'Connell, Henry, res Cook ave., bet. Washington and Spokane. O'Connell, M. D., compositor Rossland Miner. O'Connor, Mrs. Delia, 121% E. Columbia ave. Odams, Harry, carpenter War Eagle Mine, res. Cardiff. O'Farrell, Thomas Pelly, mining engineer es. Enterprise claim. O'Hearn, Michael Joseph, merchant tailor and men's furnishings, 101 E Columbia ave. ■ O'Neil, Hugh, painter and prospector, res. E. Columbia, near C. & W. Ry. O'Neill, Wm., of Finn & O'Neill. O'Toole, James Michael, mining broker, 115 East Columbia-ave. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Company, A. B, Mackenzie, agent, Ohio Syndicate Co., of Spokane, Frank Kizer, Prov. agent, 6 E. Columbia. O. K. Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), Richard Plewman official liquidator. Old Flag G. M. Co., Ltd., Wm. M Wood, Secy, W Columbia ave. Old Gold Quartz Sc Placer Mining Co., , J. M. Miller, pres.; M. F. Chesnut, secy., TO. Columbia ave. • Olds, John, miner Le Roi mine, rear Washington st., nr 4th ave. Olesen, Edw. A., prospector, res. Lincoln st nr 2nd ave. Olga Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Rolt & Grogan, attorneys. Oliver, Frank, M.E., purchasing agent British-America Corporation Ltd., rooms The Velvet Block. Oliver, W. T., mgr. Bank of B. N. A., res. Davis, cor. Union ave. Ontario Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), J. B. McArthur agent. Orde, Ernest Dunsford, broker, 46 E. Columbia ave., res. Kootenay ave., nr. Georgia. Orde, Walter Leonard, of Dickinson & Orde, res. Kootenay, ave. near Georgia Oro Plata M. Co., W. H. Fife, pres.; T, G. Elgie, sec, E. Columbia ave. Osborne G. M. Co., Ltd., A. B. Mackenzie, agent, Osborne, Wm. P., miner, Lincoln st nr 2nd avev. Osgood, Aug. B., watchmaker and jeweler, 8 North Spokane. Ottawa Gold Mining Co., Ltd., P. MeLf Forin, pres., Archibald Cameron, sec- treas., 136 W. Columbia ave. Ottawa Hotel, William H. Greer, prop. Washington nr 1st Ottawa & Ivanhoe Silver Mines, Ltd., Sanford H. Fleming, pres.; J. Fred Ritchie, vice-pres.; Hector McRae, sec'y-treas., 13 W. Columbia. Ouimette. Esdras N., sec. B. C. Ex. ploration Co., Ltd., res. Le Roi ave., cor. Earle. Ovington. Spencer O. M., of Beeton & Ovington, res. Athletic Club. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 463 CITY OF ROSSLAND. UIMETTE, E. N. A CO., (Esdradas N. Ouimette and Andrew Jackson Little John.) MINES, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE, S NORTH WASHINGTON. Owen, George, prop. Alhambra Saloon, 12 N. Washington. Owens, Owen, miner, 17 Le Roi ave. W. Paccalo, James, miner, Lincoln st., nr. 2nd ave. Pacific Bullion G. M. Co. (fgn.), F. H. Oliver, reg. agent, 10% E. Coldmhia. Pacific Hotel and Theatre, John Watson, prop.; Columbia, cor. Spokane, W. A. Cobb, manager. Pacific Tea Co., A. C. Campbell, Jr. 38 West Columbia ave. Paille, Treffle, carpenter, res. rear 22 N. St. Paul. Palmer, Herbert H., clerk Bank of Montreal. Palmer, Robert Edward, M.E., and surveyor, B.A. Corporation, Ltd., res. Nickel Plate Flat. Palo Alto G. M. Co., Reddin & Jackson Co., Ld., agents, 108 W. Columbia ave. Paquette, Joseph A., operator S.N. Tel Co.. res. Kootenay ave. of J. L. Parker & Co., Dundee, Tamarac, Fairmont. Paris, Belle Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), J. B. McArthur, reg. agent. Parry, Edward, carpenter, rms. 1st ave., nr. St. Paul. Parker, Charles, M. I. M. M., consulting and mining engineer, 43 E. Columbia ave., res. First ave., near St. Paul. Parker, George Lawrence, butcher, 30 N. Washington, qARKER, J. L., A COMPANY, (John Leitch Parker, M.E., and Chas. E. Benn). MINING ENGINEERS, AND BROKERS, 29 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Parker, F. M., miner, Le Roi mine. Parks, John, foreman Great Western Mine, res., Atlantic Hotel. Parker, Robert H., mechanical engineer, 3 N. Lincoln. Parker, Thomas, conveyancer, 6 E. Columbia ave. ARKER, JOHN LEITCH, of J. L. Parker & Co. CONSULTING MINING ENGINEER, DUNDEE, - TAMARAC, - FAIRMONT. 29 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Pa/i &-ovs% ^gustos, electrician, ' rooms Clarendon. Parrish, I., lab. Le Roi mine. tt' J-* Hnl and feed> S- Parrish mgr., E. 2nd ave., nr. Washington. ARSONS PRODUCE CO., BRANCH OF WINNIPEG, MAN., FRED STARKEY, Manager, 14 NORTH SPOKANE ST. Pascoe, Wm. John, hardware salesman, Hunter Bros., res. 114 W. Columbia. Patterson, Alex., watchmaker, Patterson, Fred, asst. cook., 42 W. Columbia. Paterson, John S., mining operator, 115 E. Columbia ave., bds. Windsor. Patterson, Nar., clerk, 12 W. Columbia. Patterson, W. H. & Co., tobacconists, 12 W. Columbia. Paul, Daniel, laborer, res. Gulch. 32 E. Columbia, res. St. Paul. Paul, Geo. B., bookkeeper Rossland Miner, res. Le Roi ave., cor. Georgia. Paul, Wm. H., of W. H. Paul & Co., res. Cook ave. AUL, W. H. A CO., (Wm. H. Paul and David Blythe Bogle). MINES AND MINING STOCK BROKERS, EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE. Paulson Bros. (Geo. Alfred and John Wm.), grocers, 40 First ave. W. Paulson, Eugenia G., stenographer, res. St. Paul, cor. Kootenay. Paulson (Eugenia G ) & Swan (Emily), stenographers and typewriters, 6 E. Columbia. Paulson, Geo. Alfred, of Paulson Bros., rooms 21 W. 1st ave. Paulson, John W., of Paulson Bros., res. W. Columbia, nr. Davis. Paxton, Joseph P., mining, res. between 1st and 2nd ave., on St. Paul. Pay Ore (B.C.) Mines, Ltd., Smith Curtis, sec'y-treas., Anthony J. McMillan, pres. P if;.-_ 464 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CT.TY OF ROSSLAND. Payzant, J. Austin, M.D. Pearl Gold Mining oC, Ltd., Thos. Parker, sec'y., 6 E. Columbia ave. Pearson, John, topman, Le Roi mine. Peeples, D., Rossland Red Moun- . tain G. M. Co. Pendray, Arthur, miner Le Roi mine, res Columbia ave nr Monita st. Pendray, John A., blacksmith Le Roi mine, res 4th ave nr Washington. Peoria M. & Milling Co., Ltd., Dr. D. E. Kerr, pres., Joseph Fyfe, sec'y.-treas., 47 E. Columbia ave. Perdue. Henry, carpenter, rms. War Eagle Hotel. Perine, Fred James, of Stunden & Ferine, res. First ave. Perrine, Walter Gordon, reporter, Rossland Record. Fetch, Edkar W., compositor Record. Petch, Isaac, clerk, 124 E. Columbia. Peterkin, S. M., printer, Peters, Charles A., wood contractor, Blue's Mill. Peters, Wm., miner, Columbia & Koote- Peterson, Gustave W., miner, res. at Sovereign mine. Peterson, S., tailor at 11 E. Columbia. Paterson, Archibald Neil, sub-colector H. M. Customs, at Sheep Creek. Petrick, F. W., compressor engineer. Le Roi mine. Pfunder & Co., Geo. E.. mining opera- Pfunder, George E., mining supt. Iron Horse Mine, res. 11^ W. Columbia. Phillips, Andrew, waiter Kootenay Cafe. Phillips, Andrew F., waiter, 42 W. Columbia. Phillips, John, contractor and carpenter, Monte Cristo, N. of Columbia ave. Phillips, John, contractor, 1st ave, nr. St. Paul. Phoenix Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), J. B. McArthur agent. Phoenix Ins. Co., of London. Geo. W. Rihardson, agent, 23 W. Columbia. Pick-Up Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd. Frank, J. Walker, sec'y-treas. Pieon, Alfred, blacksmith. Columbia & Kootenay mine. Pierce, Fredk., miner, Centre Star mine, rms. Centre Star Hotel. Pierce, Robert, baker, at 26 W. 1st ave. Piercy. .Tames, carpenter, res. Earl St.. nr. 2nd ave. Pine Ridge G. M. & M Co.. Ltd., J. B. McArthur. Pres.; W. L. Orde, sec; 46 B. Columbia ave. Pilon (E.) & Nadeau (L.), Spokane Hotel, 24 N. Spokane. Pittsburg G M Co., Ltd., Robt. Scott, Pres.; John A. Smith, Secy., 3 N Lincoln. Plass Ernest, bartender International, res. Le Roi, near St. Paul. Piatt, Lew C, bartender Hotel Allan. Playford, H. H,, accountant, 3 S. Lincoln. Playle, George F., stenographer Rolt & Grogan. Pleasant Valley Placer Mines Co., Ltd., mine at Barkerville. r} LEWMAN, RICHARD, MINING AND STOCK BROKER, IMPERIAL BLOCK, SOUTH WASHINGTON. Plewman, R. Elgood, stenographer Macodnald & Clute, rooms Imperial Block. Plewman, Thomas Edgar, free miner, Imperial block. Pokorny, Frank H., candy kitchen, 37 E. Columbia. Police Department, J. S. Ingram, chies! Alex McGowan, sergeant. Pollett, Augustus T., hardware clerk Hunter Bros., rooms 3 N. Lincoln. Pollett, Gus W., hardware salesman Hunter Bros. Pollett, Robert C, mining operator, re». Le Roi ave., nr. Butte. Poole, Wm. Jacob, foreman printer W. H. Jones, res. 326 Le Roi ave. Postoffice, Wm. Wadds, P.M., 8 E. Columbia ave. Potts, Henry B., assayer, 44 W. Columbia. Poulinier, Harry, waiter Clarendon. Power, Mike, miner Sunset mine, Powers, Peter, miner, Le Roi mine. Pownall, John W., paister and paper- hanger, res Lincoln st nr 2nd ave. Pownall, Nirgit, messenger service. reJH Lincoln St., nr. 2nd ave. Pratt, A., foreman Virginia Mine, bds 25 E. Columbia. Premier Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Thomas^ Parker, sec'y., 6 E. Columbia ave. I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. D. ReV. D. McG. Gandier, pastor, First ave., cor. Lincoln. Prest, Thos., mining broker, Columbia ave., res. Kootenay ave., nr. St. Paul. Prest (Wm. John), Doty (Alma A.) & Hall (Geo. M.), barbers, 14 W. Columbia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, CITY OF ROSSLAND. Prest, Wm. John, barber, 14'W. Columbia. Pretty, Fred'k Wm., painter, etc. 115 E. Columbia. Prevost, George, carpenter. Prevost, Madam Aide, Cafe, etc., 16 First ave. East. Primrose Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Martin F. Chesnut, pres. James M. Miller, sec'y-treas., 136 E. Columbia ave. Prospecting Syndicate of B.C., Ltd., Gilbert Mahon, pres. and mgn.-dir., Earl, cor. 1st ave. Provincial Building & Loan Association of Toronto, Rolt & Grogan, E Columbia ave. Provincial government offices, John Kfrkup, Gold Comm. and Mining Recorder, 231 East Columbia ave. Pullman (Fred'k) & Whelan (Cornelius), props. Butte Hotel, 126 W. Columbia. Purcell. Michael Edmund, res. First are. Pure Gold M Co., Ltd., David D. Birks, pres.; A. P. Hunter, sec'y and mgr., N. Washington. Purgold, Geo., res. 315 Le Roi ave. W. Pyper, Wilson, miner, cor. Le Roi ave and Butte st. Quebec Fire Ins. Co., Walter L. Orde, agent. Queen Ins. Co., of America, Rolt & Grogan, 30 E Columbia ave. Queen Victoria- Gold Mining Coy., Thomas Parker, sec'y., 6 E. Columbia. Queen's Hotel, Revesbeck & Reuter, 23 E. Columbia. Race, Charles Ernest, of Kennedy, Cronyn & Race, res. 315 Le Roi ave. W. Ragland, Edward H., mgr. Rossland Mil and Lumber Co., res. west end 2nd ave. Rainy Day G M Co., Ltd., John Labatt, pres., J. A. Kirk, vice- pres., H. E. A. Courtney, sec'y-treas, 23 E. Columbia ave. Ralston, Wm., mining operator, 83 Thompson ave. Randolph Gold Mining Co. (fgn.), C. O'Brien Reddin, attorney, 33 E. Columbia ave. Rannels, Wm., blacksmith, War Eagle mine . Ranson, Geo., miner Le Roi mine. Rathmullen Consolidated Mining and Development Co., Ltd. official broker. Rathmullen Consolidated M. & D. Co., Ltd., J. M. O'Toole, pres., L. Henry Moffatt. sec'y, 113 E. Columbia ave. Raven. Percy, asst. steward Rossland Club, res. E. Columbia, near Wav- erly. s #4 l\ \J>\J u V e. K Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. fa. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager Ray, Annie D., dry goods, 30 1st ave. west. Raymer, Frank, hoseman Fire Dept. Raymer, Horace James, contractor, re& Columbia ave., nr. Butte. Reagh, John D., grocer, 6 West 1st ave. Rea, Thos. Herbert, miner, 46 E. Columbia. Reddin; C. O'Brien & Co., mining broker, 33 E. Columbia, also Spokane. Red Mountain Ida May Gold M. Co., Ltd., pres., Wm. N. Dunn; vice-pres., A. S. Goodeve; sec-treas., C. O. La- londe. Redmountain Railway, Ed. W. Ruff, agent. Red Mountain View Mines, Ltd., T. S. Gilmour, sec'y. Red Point Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Hector McRae, sec'y-treas., 13 W. Columbia ave. Red Star Transfer Co., J. W. Hartine, mgr., 8 N. Washington. Reed, Grant, clerk Red Mtn. Depot. Reid, Hugh, local mgr. Salt St. Marie Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Red Top Mountain Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Reddick, Robert, physician, Washington st„ nr. 1st ave. Reddin, Charles O'Brien, of C. O'Brien Reddin & Co., res. Spokane, Wash. REDDIN-JACKSON (THE) CO., LTD., mining and investment brokers, Frank J. Walker pres.; Ross Thompson, vice-pres.; Chas. F. Jackson, sec-treas., 8 W. Columbia ave. Reddin Wm. Irving, of C. O'Brien, Reddin & Co., res. 318 E. Le Roi ave. Registrar of Marriages and Issure of Licenses—Thos. Parker, 6 E. Columbia ave. Reid, Peter, grocer. Reid, S. R.. prospector, etc., bds. Ottawa Hotel. 31 466 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Reilly (Daniel) & Busch (Henry), plumbr er, 130 East Columbia ave. R. E. Lee Gold Mines, Ltd., T. S. Gilmour, sec'y. Reily, Daniel, of Reilly & Busch, Columbia ave., near St. Paul. Renwick, Halburton.Paul, surveyor 113 East Columbia, res. Kootenay ave. Renwick, Fanny A., wid. Wm., res. Butte, cor. Kootenay, ave. Reuter, Nicholas, of Revsbeck & Reuter, res. Tacoma, Wash. Review Job Printing House, W. H. Gavin, E. Columbia ave. Revis, John R., mining, bds. Kootenay. Revsbeck (Andrew) & Reuter (Nicholas), Queen's Hotel, 23 E. Columbia. Richards, E. C, mgr. Rossland Bazaar, Washington, cor. 1st ave. Richardson, George William, insurance mines, and real estate, 23 W. Columbia, res. Kootenay ave., nr. Monte Cristo. Richardson, Wm., miner, res 2nd ave. and Washington. Riddle, Geo., cook, 42 W- Columbia. Riddle, Maurice, prospector, res. Washington near 3rd ave. Ridout, Andrew, porter C.P.R. Depot. Ridout, S. George, stenographer" B. A. Corporation, Ltd. Rigby, John, rooms Cosmos. Rilley, James P., engineer War Eagle mine. Rio Grande Gold & Silver M. Co., Ltd., T. A. Helm, sec'y., 39 W. Columbia. Riorden, Con., foreman, Josie Mine. Ritch, George, teamster Red Star Transfer Co. Ritchie, Joseph Frederick, prov. land surveyor, 21 W. Columbia- res. Davis, cor. Kootenay ave. Rithet, R. P. Sc Co., Ltd., general insurance agents, Victoria, Rolt & Grogan agents. Rives, John Green, mining operator, N. Washington. DOBBINS A LONG, John M. Haley, successor. ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS, 10S W. COLUMBIA AVE. Roberts Bros. (Robert & Kenneth), mining engineers, 1st ave., nr. Lincoln. Roberts, John, miner Le Roi mine. Roberts, Thos., miner War Eagle mine. Roberts, Wm., miner War Eagle mine. Robinson, George, cook, Butte Hotel. ■Kobinson, James Hamilton, clothing and furnishings, 35 E. Columbia. (■I ! '• Robinson, Jessie, clerk R. Plewman. Robinson, John, clerk, 35 E. Columbia ave. Robertson, J., architect, S. Lincoln. Robinson, Walter G., barber, 14 N. Washington.- Robinson, Walter J., deputy sheriff, res. Cook ave. near Washington. Rochester Gold Mining Co., (fgn.), Roy) H. Clark, reg. atty., 44 W. ColumbiaY- Roderick Due G. M. Co., Walker, FffM pres.; Corbin, A. F., sec-treas., R. C. Church. Davis St., nr. Columbia Rodier, Peter O., tinsmith, h. 111% E. Columbia ave. Rolls, James A., W. Columbia. Rolls, W., chemist and druggist, 15 W«V Columbia. Rolt, Francis Wardlaw, of Rolt & Grogan, rooms Traders' Block. OLT A GROGAN, MINING BROKERS AND INSURANCE AND GENERAL AGENTS, EAST COLUMBIA ATE. AGENTS POR • Imperial Fire Insurance Co. Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. Provincial Loan & Building Association of Toronto. Lancashire Fire Insurance Co of England. London Guarantee & Accident Insurance Co. Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Co. of New York. Caledonian Insurance Co., of Edinburgh, Confederation Life Association. Official brokers. Zala Consolidated, Ltd. Rolf, Elmer A., builders' supplies, Spokane st., nr. Columbia ave. lumber agent Miller's saw mill. Roper, W. P., electrician, W. K. P. & L. Co., Ltd. Rorison, Louis, miner mine, rms. Earl near 2nd ave. Ross, Charles G., clerk Customs House. Ross, Fred E., engineer Columbia & i Kootenay mine. Ross, Robert, cooper, cor. 1st and ijSfc Paul. Ross, Wm. L., mineral water manufacturer, Spokane near 1st ave., res. Spokane and Cook ave. Rossland Athletic Club, St. Paul st. , C. W. Webster, steward, C. E. Benn. y secretary. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 467 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Rossland Bazaar, second-hand goods, EL C. Richards, mgr. Washington, cor. 1st ave. Rossland Auction House, (General store) M. Walker prop., 42 E. Columbia. Rossland Building Society, W. H. Fald ing, treasurer, R OSSLAND CLUB, W. S. ROUGH, Secretary. 125 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Rossland City Bakery, E. S. Larson prop., Rossiand-Columbia G. M. Co., Ltd., J. L. Parker, M.E. and Supt. Rossland Deer Park M. Co., Ltd., Rossland Development Co., Ltd. Louis L. Devoin, sec'y, 47 E. Columbia. Rossland and Green Mountain G. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., T. Mayne Daly, pres.; Thos. Prest, sec'y-treas. Rossland Golden Gate Dev. & G. M. Co., Ltd., H. S. Wallace, pres.; J. S. Clute, jr., vice-pres.; and Thos. Prest, sec'y- treas. Rossland Good Friday G. M. Co., sec'y., B. E. Barrands, Spokane. Rossland Homestake Gold Mining Co., Ltd., W. G. Johnson, pres., Vancouver, T. S. Gilmour, sec'y-treas.; 16 Rossland Hotel, 102 W. Columbia ave. Jerry Spillman, prop. Rossland Laundry, Thos. Graham prp., Columbia ave. near Washington. Rossland Lodge, No. 36, I.O.O.F., meet Mondays; Rossland Mill & Lumber Co., E. H. Ragland, manager, West End, Second ave. pOSSLAND MINER PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. FRED C. MOFFATT, PRESIDENT, JOHN B. KERR, Editor and Mgr. 12 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Rossland Opera House, P OSSLAND RECORD, EBER C. SMITH, Proprietor. WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Rossland Red Mountain G. M. Co., Ltd., Charles R. Hamilton, attorney. Clive Pringle, manager. Rossland School of Mines, Archibald Cameron, sec'y-treas, 134 W. Columbia. Rossland Sign and Bill Posting Co„ R. M. Thompson, 10y2 W. Columbia. Rossland Skating and Curling Rink, Ltd A. Lome Becher, sec'y, Olafs Jeldness, mgr. Rossland-Slocan Mines Dev. Co., Ltd., Hon. T. M. Daly, pres., R C. Macdonald, secy.; J. L. Parker, mining enginer and superintendent, Rossland Spring Brewery,. John Murphy prop., Washington and Le Roi ave. Rossland Star G. M. Co., Ltd., Reddin, Jackson & Co.. Ltd., agents, W. Columbia. Rossland Syndicate, Ltd., Lby., W. G. Johnson, pres., Vmcouver; A. F. Corbin, secy., 16 E. Columbia ave. D. M. Linnard, mgr. Rossland Warehouse & Transfer Co., Washington near 1st ave., Albert Barrett mgr. .OSSLAND WATER A LIGHT CO., LD., PATRICK CLARK, President. JOHN A. PINCH, Vice Pre»i W. S. NORMAN, Sec'y, Spokane. H. W. FELLOWS, Gen'l Supt. ELECTRICAL, STEAM AND HOT WATER SUPPLIES. 202 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Rossland, Ymir Mining & Milling Co., Ltd., sec'y-treas., E. N. Ouimette. Royal Fire Ins. Co., A. B. Mackenzie Royal Five Gold Mining Co., Ross Thompson, pres.; S. Thornton Langley, sec-treas., W. Columbia ave. Royal G. M. Co., of Spokane, John Q. McMillan, pres.; D. D. Birks, sec, Royal Victoria Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J F. McCrae, pres.; Thos. Anderson sec'y., 13 W. Columbia Ruff, A. L., cashier Red Mtn. Ry. . Ruff. Ed. W., agent Red Mountain Ky., Spokane Falle & N. Ry at depot, Rufner (John) & McGonigle (John), grocers, 32 N. Spokane. Rugh, Wm., Stewart, real estate and mining, 125 W. Columbia ave., -res. First ave., cor. Earle. 468 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Rummell, Philip, chef Clarendon Hotel. Russell, J. C, barrister, res. 144 W. Columbia. Russell, Thomas, broker, 3 N. Lincoln. Ryan, John, foreman Abe Lincoln mine. Ryan, John, hostler, 26 N. Washington. Ryan, Pat. miner AVar Eagle mine. Rym'e, Jacob, miner Cliff G. M. Co. Salmo Consolidated G. M. & Dev. Co.. Ltd., James Chambers pres. and mgr.; Chas. Dempster, secy-treas., 43 E. Columbia ave. Salmon River Valley M. Co., Ltd., Nelson A. Burritt, sec. and treas., Saltario, Mrs. Mary, housekeeper Bellevue Hotel. Salvation Army Barracks, Spokane near 1st ave., Adgt. Ayre in charge, quax> ters Spokane near 2nd ave. S mnders, Wm. Henry, clerk, res. Cliff near Colombia ave. •Santa Maria G. M. Co., Reddin, Jackson & Co., Ld., 108 W. Columbia. Santa Maria Silver Mining Co. (foreign), head office, Spokane; John Howard, mgr. at mine. Sarah Lee Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Hon. T. Mayne Daly, pres.; Joseph B. Dabney, sec-treas., 29 W. Columbia. "Saucier, Jean Ernest, watchmaker, 8 N. Washington, res. 302 W. Le Roi, ave. Sault Ste. Marie Gold Mining Co., Hugh Reid, local mgr., J. S. Clute, jr., solicitor. Schak, Mike, mining operator, rooms 144 W. Columbia. Schmidt, Carl, butcher at 28 1st ave. W. Schmidt, Henry, butcher, 28 West First ave. Schmidt, John, driver O. M. Fox & Co. ' Scbmidt,'' Leo Henry, sec'y-treas. Lerwick Gold M. Co., Ltd., res. 125 E. Columbia. CHOPIELD, FREDERICK, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. REGISTRAR OF SUPREME COURT, ROSSLAND REGISTRY, ROOMS TRADERS' BLOCK. Schroeder Creek Cons. M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., Hon. T. Mayne Daly pres., J. M. Robinson sec-treas. ' Schnitzer, Sidney, clerk, 48 W. Columbia. Schofield, E., watchmaker, 10 W. Col- umbia. ^Schott, Edward, driver Hunter Bros. S Schrader, August, clerk International. Schriem, P. E., bartender Queen's Hotel. Schulze, Elizabeth, Schulze, Carl, restaurant, 26 N Spokane. ■ Schwieg, Martin Albert, merchant tailor, 106 W. Columbia. Scott, Annie, 130 W. Columbia. Scott, Robert, mining operator, 3 N. Liu- coin ave. Scott, Sadie, dressmaker, Cosmos. Scottish Corporationof B.C., Ltd., Henry Croft, manager and attorney, VictoraM City. Seaman, John Arthtur. mgr. Canada Mutual Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., 34 E. Columbia ave. Seaton, Edward A., clerk bds. 17 N. Washington. Seeney, Edgar, tailor, at 40 W. Columbia. , r,| I Senior, Harold Dickinson, physician, etc., 3 S. Lincoln. Senne, A., fruits, etc., 14 W. 1st ave. Sevier.. Peter, machine miner, Le Roi mine. Shanahan, John, prospector, 235 Le Roi ave. W. •Shanaghan, John, miner, Nickle Plate mine. Shandon Bell G. M. & D. Co., Thomas Parker, sec'y., 6 E. Columbia. Shannon, Thos., driver *P. Burns & Co. Sharp, Alex., foreman C. & K. Mine, 1st ave., cor. St. Paul. Sharp, Alfred G., miner, 1st ave. near Montecristo. Sharp, Arthur J., cutter C. W. Mount & Co., res. Spokane, cor. Union ave. Sharp, George, barber, 18 1st ave. W, Sharp, Horatio C, miner 1st ave. near Montecristo. Shaw & Shaw, hay grain and produce, 2nd ave. East, Shaw, Stephen Brown, tobacconist, 2 E. Columbia ave., res. Kootenay ave., cor.' Washington. Shaw, Thos.' Wesley, of Shaw & Ska*. Shaw, Wellington Howard, of Shaw & Shaw. Shea, Michael D., of Shea & Davis, res. Butte, nr. 2nd ave. Shea (Michael D.) & Davis (John Julius) prop. Hotel Kootenay, 7 W. Columbia. ' Shea, Peter, prospector, Washington near 3rd ave. Sheehan, P., miner, Washington, nem 2nd ave Shipley, Tom W., res. 2nd ave. near Spokane- Shipley (Thomas W.) & McArthur (Jno.) Exchange Hotel, 17 E. Columbia. I Shiblock, Leonard, druggist, T. R. Morrow, appr. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 489 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Shiloock, Vernon, printer, at 134 E. Columbia. _ ,_ , .-.,.-.„ Shirley, A. J., O. K. Bakery, 2b 1st ave. Shneitzer, Jacob, bookkeeper, 48 W. Columbia. Sibbald, James, watchmaker at 16 N. Washington. Siegmund, Louis, warehouseman, Rossland Wh'se & T. Co., res. 2nd ave. Silver Bell Cons. Mining Co., Ltd., Alex. R. Macdonald, mgr., 23 E. Columbia. Silver Tip Syndiiate, Ko.t & Grogan. agents, 36 E Columbia ave. Silver Bear Mining & Concentrating Co.. Ltd., Frank J. Walker, pres.; C. O'Brien Reddin, sec'y. Silver Queen Mining Co., Ltd., Hon. Geo. E. Foster, president. Silverstone, Phil A., jewellery and pawnbroker, 16 N. Washington. Silverine G. M. Co., Ltd., Chas. R. Hamilton, attorney. Simard, Peter, tailor, at 101 E. Columbia. Similkameen Copper Mining Co., Ltd., J. L. Parker & Co., agents, 29 W. Columbia ave. Sim on Samuel IL, Palace Shaving Parlors, 6 E. First ave., res. St. Paul, near Second. Simmons, Vallance, tailor, 111% E. Columbia ave. Simpson, Edward, painter, at 115 E. Columbia. Simpson, Homer Wesley, grocery, E. 2nd ave., nr. Washington. Simpson, Matlyward W., news, stationery and tobaccos, 16 W Columbia. res. S. Spokane, near Power-house. Sinclair. Archibald Connell, M. D , 112 E. Columbia ave. Sisters Hospital, Superioress, Sistei Terese. Sivyer,. Leonard, mining engineer rms 29 E Columbia ave. Slater, Was^inston, mason, rms. 27 Le Itoi ave.. W. Slavin, John, miner, War Eagle mine. Sleeman, Wm., brass finisher, rear 22 N. St. Paul. Slingsby, Albert John, teamster for Barrett, res. 114 W. Columbia. Slocan Lake Presp. and Dev. Co., Ltd. Thomas, Parker, agent, 6 E; Columbia. Slingsby, Albert J., teamster. Rossland, Warehouse & T. Co. Smith, Alex. W., bartender Hoffman House. Smith. Arthur W„ of Thomas & Smith, res. 229 W. Columbia. ..Smith, C. Dell, editor Kootenay Mining Standard. ** BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, -N-HHH-i v|H| Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Smith, Annie, waitress Butte Hotel. Smith Eber Clark, publisher and editor Rossland Record, W. Columbia ave. ; Smith, Frank, miner, War Eagle mine. 117 W. Columbia. Q MITH, HENRY BADELEY, CIVIL AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEER, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, 113 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Res. KOOTENAY, Cor. BUTTE. Smith, Henry Harvey, merchant tailor, 21 W. Columbia ave. Smith, Hubert C, saddler, 10 N. Washington. ^MITH, JOHN ADAM, ^ MINES AND REAL ESTATE, SMITH-iHEWETT BLOCK, 3 NORTH LINCOLN. ALSO GRAND FORKS. Smith, John Morrison, manager Merchants' Bank of Halifax, res. Hotel Allan. Smith, Lilly, tailoress H. H. Smith. Smith, Robert L., bartender Rossland Hotel. Smith, Wm., carpenter, Le Roi mine. Snell, S. A., photographer, 121 E. Col- umbia. *~?-£f Sorbin. Jules Edmond, cigars; , and confectionery, 41 W. Columbia av. Sorenson, Anton, shift b^oss, Le Roi Mine, res. E. Columbia, near, Monte Cristo. Iii 470 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Southern Cross & Wolverine Cons. G. M. Co, Ltd., D. B. Bogle, sec'y-treas. Sparling, Ernest James, prospector, res. Record office. Spellman, Jerry, pi-op. Rossland Hotel, 102 W Columbia ave. Spence, Wm. R., contractor and builder. Commercial alley. res. 2nd ave., nr. Washington. Spicer, B. M., porter Windsor Hotel. Spillman, Wm., bartender Rossland Htl. Spokane Falls & Northern Ry., Red Mountain depot. Spokane Hotel, Pilon & Nadeau, props. 24 N. Spokane. Spokane Northern Tel. Co., J. M. Hayden, mgr., 18 W. Columbia. Spring, John Wm., jeweller, 10 E. Columbia, res. Le Roi ave. Squires, Joseph, bartender Pacific Htl. Stack (Thomas W.) & McDonnell (Christopher), mine and real estate owners, John Jackson, jr., agent, 6 E. Columbia. Stackhouse, Rev. J., Baptist, rooms.Cosmos. Stalling, Mrs. Anna, Occidental Lodging House, 112% E Columbia ave. Standard Gold Mines, of B.C., Ltd., Geo. N. Taylor, pres. and treas., W. H. Jackson, sec'y., 136 E. Columbia ave. Standard Pub. Co., D. R. Young, mgr. Ross Thompson & J. Fred Ritchie, 118 E. Columbia ave. Stanley Gold M. and Dev. Co., J. A. Kirk and A. MacNish resident directors. Starkey, Fred., manager, Parsons Produce Co.. 14 N. Spokane. Startari, Frank, shoemaker 14 E. Columbia. Starter, Frank, shoemaker, 16 1st ave. Stead. Walter, steam and water fitter, R. W. Sc L. Co.. res. East Le Roi ave. QTEEN A COMPANY, WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS, LEE COOMBS, MANAGER, NORTH WASHINGTON ST. St. Charles Hotel. Charles Ehlers, prop., 219 W Columbia ave. St. Clair Gold Mining Co., E. W. Lilje- ' gran, attorney, 86 W. Victoria ave. St. Elmo. G. M-. Co.. F. C. Loring. manager, 10* E. Columbia ave. St. Lawrence Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Ernest Kennedy, sec. 27 W. Columbia. ^T. GEORGE MINES DEV. CO., LTD. ^ T. G. ELGIE, Mgn.-Director. St. Lawrence Hotel. Mrs. Helen Varker, prop., 144 W. Columbia ave. St. Mary Mining Co. (fgn.), Ross Thompson, reg. agent. St. Paul Gold Mining Co., Ltd., pres. W. R. Brock; attorney, Edward Cronyn, 27 W. Col. ave. Steinson, Kedder D., miner, res. Washington, nr 3rd ave. Stephens, Thos., miner, Centre Star mine, rms. Centre Star Hotel. Stevenson, Howland Van Ness, mining engineer, res. 340 W. Le Roi ave. Stevenson Richard D., engineer Columbia & Kootenay mine. Stewart, Robert H., mine surveyor, B, A. Corporation, Ltd. Stibbs, Chas., bartender, res. Imperial Block. Stilwell, Wm., of Moses & Stilwell, Collins House. Stone. Elmer, Edward, res. Alice claim. Stout, Thomas, druggist, 1st ave. west, near Spokane. Stranger, John, miner, Columbia & K. mine. Strobe, August Fred, Hoffman Cafe, 17 N. Washington. Strube, Otto, clerk, Thomas Grieger. Struve, Wm., miner, res. Lincoln ave.. nr. 2nd ave. Strutzel,Joseph J., tailor, 11 E Columbia Stunden, Geo. M., of Stunden & Perrine, rooms Cosmos. Stunden (George M.) & Perine (Fred James), job printers, and bookbinders, 134 E. Columbia ave. Stussi. Jobn R., mining operator, res. South Davis st. Sullivan, James, machineman, Josie mine. Sullivan, Joseph, cook, 104 Columbia "W. ave.. nr. Monita. Sullivan, Michael W., mining engineer, N. Washington, nr. Red Mtn. Ry. . Sullivan. Michael, wood dealer, Le Roi ave.. nr. Monita. Sullivan, Pat C, miner Centre Star Q. ' M. Co. Sullivan, Thos., engineer War Eagle mine. Sultana Gold Mining Co., Ltd., pres., Dr. Ed. Bowes, sec'y, W. J. Nelson. Summers, Alva, miner, res. Bellview Hotel. Superior G. M. Co.. Ltd., Mafe Neill &. Deacon, solicitors, 10* E. Cd umbia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 471 CITY OF ROSSLAND. Sumpf, J.. »^an, 111^ »: OgjnWa. cnnrpmp Court, Frederick bcnoneia, reg iK, W J. Robinson, deputy sheriff. Suries,' Samuel, cook, res Washington near 4tn ave. Swain, John, carpenter, Le Roi ave. near Monita. _ .-»- .. x Swain, Wm., bakery, N. Washington, cor. 2nd ave. , a -m Swan, Emily, stenographer, etc., b Hi. Columbia. qWANSON, MISS KAMA, W PROP. KOOTENAY CAPE, AND HOTEL, 9-11 W. COLUMBIA. Sweeney, Albert, porter Butte Hotel. Sword, Donald Cuthhertson, Dennis- town assaver, B. C. Bullion Extracting Co. QWORD, JOHN DENNISTOUN, M.E., MGR. JAMES COOPER M'F'G. CO., LTD., 6 EAST COLUMBIA AVE. Sword, Wm., carpenter, res. opp. Lion Brewery. Tait, R. R., prospector, 44 E. Columbia. Talbot, Geo., ore storer Re Roi mine. res. Davis st, Tallon, William, shift boss, Le Roi mine. Tappen, Frederick, res. Spokane ave. near Cook ave. Taylor, Albert Ernest clerk Bank of Montreal. TAYLOR, GEORGE N., ARCHITECT, 136 E. COLUMBIA AVE. RES. 1ST AVE. Nr. MONTE CRISTO. Taylor, Hessie, widl Charles, Tavlor, c lodging-house, 128 E. Columbia. Taylor, John, minor Iron Mask mine Taylor, John E., of Taylor & McQuarrie. Taylor (John Elmore) & McQuarrie .(Mungo Robert), merchant tailors, 18 E. Columbia. Taylor, Joseph J., mining engineer, bds. I Hotel Allan. TEETZEL, CHARLES WESLEY, TOBACCONIST, 36 W. COLUMBIA .AVE., RES. SAME. Teller, Charles R., clerk, rooms Bigelow House. Ternan, Wm. G., dry goods salesman Hunter Bros. Thacker, N. G., clerk, Bank of Montreal. Thatcher. John, yardman Centre Star G. M. Co. Thomas, Daniel, of Thomas & Grieger, 23 Washington ave. Thomas, A., machineman Le Roi mine. Thomas, James E., clerk of works, Bank of Montreal, rooms Guelph Block. Thomas (Isaac N.) & Smith (Arthur W.) feed merchants, 229 W. Columbia ave. -yHOMAS & GREIGER, ' WHOLESALE LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, 23 N. WASHINGTON. Thomas, I. N., of Thomas & Smith. Thomas, Thos., tailor at 2 N. Spokane. Thomas, Wm. E., engineer Nickle Plate mine. Thompson, Alfred Kenyon, engineer's assistant, 44 W. Columbia. Thompson, John, miner, res. rear Cardiff Hotel. Thompson, J.W., restaurant, 33 Spokane. Thompson, Robert Archibald, 32 W. Columbia. I THOMPSON, ROSS, vice-pres., Reddin-Jackson Co., Ltd. TOWNSITE OWNER AND MINING OPERATOR. 13 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. RES. UNION AVENUE, COR EARL, Thompson, Rudolph Manley, sign writer, 10i/ W. Columbia. Thompson, Stanley Parker, accountant, 16 E. Columbia, rooms Cosmos. \ Throsk, Harold, carpenter, Le Roi ave. near Monita st. Tom Payne Cons. Mining Co., Ltd., A. McBride, pres.; B. G. Gillespie, sunt, and gen. mgr.; Thos. Anderson, secy., 13 W. Columbia ave. Tompkins, John, War Eagle mine. -r-ORONTO WORLD, ' ALEX. R. MACDONALD, General Representative, WALLACE BLOCK, 23 E. COLUMBIA. 472 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. Tomlinson, W., sec'y. London and Ymir (B. C), G. M. Co., Ltd., 44 E. Columbia. Towler, Miss A. E., prop. Hotel Russell. Townsend, —., teamster, West Le Roi ave. Townsend, Geo. E., mining operator, Burns Block. Townsend, Herbert Ridley, Mining Recorder and Registrar County Court, res. W. Columbia, near Cliff. Townsend, Neville F., Prov. Land Surveyor, 33 E. Columbia. Townsend, Wm. .B., J.P., commission agent, 230 E. Columbia ave. res. W. Columbia. Tracey, Isaac, miner, res. 2nd ave, near Washington. Traders' Block, Mrs. Lewis, 44 E. Columbia. Trades and Labor Council, J. P. Bark- dall, pres.; Arthur Dutton, sec'y. Trail Creek1 Mining Co., Ltd., D. B. Bogle, manager, Columbia ave. Trainner, Joseph, miner, res. 2nd ave. on Le Roi trail. Trant. Wm. Frederick, P.O. clerk, Travellers' Ins. Co., of Hartford, A. B. Mackenzie, agent. TREGEAR, NICHOLAS THOMAS, SUPERINTENDENT LE ROI MINE. RES. AT MINE. Tregear, Wm., supt. Deer Park Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Tremain, Franklin S., clerk Butte Hotel. Tremain, Viola, wid. Dorr P., mgr. Butte Hotel restaurant, 126 W.. Columbia ave. Trembath, John, miner, Le Roi Mine. Trembath, W. T., engineer Le Roi Mine. Trezona, James, miner, Le Roi mine, rear Washington st. near 4th ave. Tripp, Alfred, painter Mellor Bros., Ltd. Troumbull, Albert. L., fireman Josie mine. Turner, Wm., tailor, at 101 E. Columbia ave. Tarpin, Wm., sign-writer Mellor Bros., Ltd. Turtle, Mrs. Emma L., lodging house, 29 Columbia ave. Turtle, Nettie, res. 29 E. Columbia. Udall, Jessie, waitress Windsor. Union Assurance Society, of London, Eng., Walter L. Orde agent. Union Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Edward Cronyn, sec'y-treas., 27 W. Columbia. Union Investment Co., Ltd., J. A. Kirk, pres.; Stanley P. Thompson, sec'y., 16 E. Columbia. United States and Canadian G. M. Co., of Republic, pres., Hugh Hendersons sec'y-treas., J. C. Caie. United States Consular Agency, Geo. S; Armstrong, consular agent; John Jackson, jr., acting , 6 E. Columbia. Upham, George F., jj 1st ave near St. Paul. Urquhart, George, bookkeper P. Burns? & Co. Utica Group Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., Joseph B. Dabney pres., Chas. E. Benn sec'y, 29, W. Columbia ave. Vadnus, Henry, carpenter, Iron Mask Mine, rooms 12154 E. Columbia. Valentine, Ella, stenographer Daly & Hamilton. Van Houten, Perry, engineer Centre Star mine. res. 144 W- Columbia. Van Schaick, Miss Lincoln, music tearh- I er, Biglow House, Second ave. Varker, Mrs. Helen, prop. St. Lawrence Hotel, 144 W. Columbia. Vaughan, Charles, clerk at 48 W. Columbia. Vautin, John H., carpenter, res. 1st avenue.* Velvet Lodging, A. W. McNaughton, prop., 138 E. Columbia. 11ELVET (THE) MINES, LTD., JOHN L. MORRISH, MANAGER AND ATTORNEJ", CAPT. JAMES MORRISH, CONSULTING ENGINEER. Venner, Wm. J., watchmaker J. W. Spring. Venner, Wm. J., watchmaker, at 8 E. Columbia. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., Ltd., A. L. Giroux, mgr., 42 E. Columbia. 3 Vesta, Mrs. Sarah, Clinton, lodging house, 47 W. Columbia. Victory Triumph G. M. Co., D. B. Bogle, pres.; Columbia ave. Victory & Triumph Mines Dev. Syndicate, Ltd. (fgn.), D. B. Bogle, mgr. dir., Columbia. Vint, Fred., electrical engineer, res. Guelph Block. Violet, Mattie, dressmaker, 11 N. St. Paul. Vital, Geo. A., telegraph operator, res. 1st ave, cor. Washington. Voigt, Einil Frank, civil and mining engineer, res. Le Roi ave., near Spokane. Wadds, Montague, clerk Post Office, res. W. Columbia ave. Wadds, Wm., postmaster, 8 Columbia ave., res. Hill Top, W. Columbia ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 473 CITY OF ROSSLAND. IRGINIA MINING CO., LTD., GEO. F. HARTT, PRESIDENT, JOHN M. SMITH, VICE-PRES., W. A. McPHERSON, SUPT., THOS. CORSAN, SEC-TREAS. Ill W. COLUMBIA AVE. Waffle Parlor, Mrs. A. Moore, prop., 34 N. Washington. Wagner, John N., grocer, Second ave., cor. Earle. Waide, James H., baggageman C.P.R. Depot. Wakey, Mrs. Sofia, resturant, 25 North Spokane. Walkee, James, blacksmith, 29 N. Washington. Walker, Frank J., pres. The Reddin- Jackson Co., Ltd., Walker, James Y., blacksmith, Kootenay ave. W- Walker, Moses Joseph, outfitter and auctioneer, 4 N. Spokane. Walker, M., general store, 42 E. Columbia. Walker, Maud, school teacher, res. Le Roi ave. Walla Walla Mining, Milling and Smelting Co. (fgn.), Smith Curtis, reg. attorney, Wallace, Howard Sylvester, stationery and wall paper, 21 E. Columbia, ave., res. 236 Le Roi ave. Wallach & Co., Waldemar, mining investments. Wallach, Waldemar, of Waldemar, Wallach & Co. Wallingford Gold Mining Co., W. C. Archer, local mgn.-dir., N. Washington. Wallis, C. S., bds. Athletic Club. Walsh, Richard, slaughterman, P. Burns & Co. Waltham. Wm., cook, 42 W. Columbia. Walton Bros. (Clarence B. and Walter H.) International Cafe, 17 N. Spokane. Walton, John, waiter 12 1st ave. Waneta & Trail Creek Gold M. Co.. Ltd. C. O. Lalonde, pres.; D. D. Birks, sec'y, W. C. Archer, treas. Ward, Edward Wm.. oierk Bank of B. N.A., res. over Bank. Ward, Fred Wm., of Ward & Mackay, AR EAGLE CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., JOHN B. HASTINGS, MANAGER. Ward (Fred. W.) & Mackay (Geo. Chas.) grocers, 119 E. Columbia ave. War Eagle Hotel Co., Ltd., hotel at War Eagle Mine. Wassholm. Gus, Golden Hotel, 32 W. Columbia. Waterson, Robert Carnell, pres.; White House Co., res. 1st ave., near Butte. Watson, A. L., miner, Le Roi mine. ■Watson, Edward, Headquarters Saloon, 38 N. Washington, cor. 1st ave. Watson, John Edward, bartender, Pacific Hotel. Watson, J. Herbert, ledgerkeeper Bank of Toronto, rooms Bank Block. Watson. John. prop. Pacific Hotel, res. 113% W. Columbia ave. Watson, John, miner, Nickle Plate mine. Watts, —., cigarmaker, bds. 25 E. Columbia. Watts, Miss Margaret cashier Clarendon restaurant. Wear, Edgar, bds. Minto Hotel. Wear (Frank FA & Co. (R. A. Allan), butchers, 123 E. Columbia. Wear, Frank F.. res. Occidental Block. Webb, Albert, of Bulmer & Webb. Webber, Lionel Hanbury, mgr. B. C. Bullion Extracting Co., at Silica. Webster, Benjamin G., mgr. Hazelwood Dairy Co., Bellview Hotel. Webster. Chas. Wm., steward Rossland* Athletic Club. Weeks, William Ward, sec'y Iron Horse- Gold M. Co., Ltd., Burns Block. Welch, Ed., miner Centre Star mine. Welkes. James, bookpr Welsh, M., miner Iron Mask mine. ELLER, C. M., PLUMBING AND HEATING, 30 SPOKANE STREET, P.O. BOX 271. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF ROSSLAND. » A # ELLS, FREDRICK MARSHALL. MINE EXAMINER, KAMLOOPS MINING A DEVELOPMENT CO. 121 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Welsih, Tom, miner War Eaglt mine. Western Assurance Co., Geo. W. Richardson, agent, 23 W. Columbia ave. Western Hotel, 2nd ave. • » iEST KOOTENAY POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY, LTD. SIR CHARLES ROSS (Bart.), Pres., JOHN M. SMITH, Sec'y-Treas. LORNE A. CAMPBELL, Manager, JOHN D. McDONALD, Gen.-Supt. OFFICE, TRADERS BLOCK, EAST COLUMBIA AVE. West Le Roi and Josie Consolidated Mining Co. (fgn.), Reddin-Jackson Co., Ltd., agents. West Le Roi Mining Co., Ltd. (fgn.), London. Edwin Durant attorney. Westfall, John Wesley, supt. Primrose & Old M. Co., res. E. Columbia ave., Monte Cristo. Whalen, Cornelius L., prop. Butte Hotel. W. Columbia ave. Whatmough & Donnelly, paper hangers, alley off S. Washington. Wheeler, Duncan L., • secretary Commander Mine. White, Allan G., mining operator, res. Davis st. Whitaker, Fred, miner, Centre Star, res. near C. & W. "Y." White Bear Mining & Milling Co., John Y. Cole, gen. mgr. 30 E. Columbia ave. White, Chas. E., messenger Bank of B. C, rooms Traders' Block. White, C. E., wood contractor and teamster, Le Roi ave. White, Edward, commission agent, and Customs broker, 18*4 N. Washington. White House Trading Co., Ltd., R. C. Waterson, pre,s.; W. H. B. Anderson, vice-pres.; Edward Baillie, sec-treas., dry goods, etc., 17 W. Columbia ave. White, James, miner War Eagle mine. White, Mrs. L. A„ furnished rooms, 112^ E. Columbia. White, Thomas, bartender Minto Hotel. Whiteside, Wm., compositor Record. » A/HITESIDE, WILLIAM JAMES, ^* BARRISTER, SOLICITOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 23 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Res. PHOENIX AVE. Whitman, John R., mimer Le Roi minfl Whitney, Edward, bartender, 27 N. Spokane. Whitney (John L.) & Dunlop (Harry Robt.), mining brokers, 47 E. Columbia. Whitney, John L., of Whitney & Dunlop res. 1st ave. near St. Paul. Wihlm, Frank, barber at 15 N. Washington. Wilcox, Paul, plumber and miner, Velvet Mine. Wild Horse Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. S. Clute, jr., pres.; H. M. McMahon, secy.; J. L. Parker, mining engineer. Wiley, Herbert, musician. Wilkie, Octavus Bentley Neave, Prov. Land surveyor, 11% W. Columbia. Wilkie, Miss Letitia nurse, 3 N. Lincoln. Wilkin, Francis Alfred, CE. and P.L, S.; 10y2 E. Columbia* Wilkinson, B., lumberman Le Roi mine. Willard, George, plumber at 30 N. Spokane. Williams, Chas., helper, 12 W. 1st ave. Williams, David, miner Le Roi mine. Williams, Emris, carpenter, res. Washington near 4th ave. Williams, Frank E., miner Le Roi mine. Williams, Frank Wv teamster, Washington near 4th ave. Williams. George H., travelling freight agent Great N. Ry. Williams, Hiram Luke, Columbia Hotel, 24 W. 1st ave. Williams, Richard P., salesman, 30 1. Columbia. Williams, Wm. Y., supt. Big Three G. M. Co., bds. Kootenay Hotel. Williamson, Fred A., mine and real estate owner, res. Le Roi ave., nr. Davis,. John Jackson, jr., agent. Willis, Edward Campbell, barber at 20 E. Columbia. Willis, Mrs. Mary A., bakery, 117 E. Columbia. Willoughby, David Maidson, paperhang- er, Mellor Bros., Ltd. Willson. Wm. D., house mover, 1st ave, near St. Paul. Wilmshurst, Joseph, supt. Wisconsin, Murray and Black Eagle mines, Wilson. A. M.. of Wilson & Co., tailors, res. 29 W- Columbia ave. Wilson, Charles White, of M. A. Wilson & Co., res. Record Block. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Rossland. Wilson, Fred R, hoseman Fire Dept. Wilson, Matthew Anthony, of M. A. f Wilson & Co., res. Record Block. Wilson, M. A. & Co. (Matthew Anthony & Wilson and Chas. White Wilson), merchant tailors, 2 N. Spokane. Winsor, Fred, carpenter, res. 29 E. Colombia. W INDSOR HOTEL, ^^ W. G. MERRYWEATHER, PROP. 26 WEST COLUMBIA AVE. Winnipeg & Eureka M. Co., Ltd., pres., Hon. T. Mayne Daly; sec'y, J. H. Leech; treas. and mgr. D. D. Birks, Winters, Duke D., dry goods salesman, Hunter Bros. Winters, George, miner, 46 E. Columbia ave. Wisconsin Gold Mining Co., J. Wilms- burst, supt, Wize, James Edward, mining, res. Le Roi ave., near Lincoln. Wood, William M., landng waiter, H. M. C., rooms Velvet Block. fOODHOUSE, CHARLES OHAMBEBS, JUN., MINING ENGINEER A ASSAYER, SEC'Y KAMLOOPS M. & D. C, LTD. 121 W. COLUMBIA AVE. Woods, John, carpenter, res. Washington near 4th ave. Wooley, Fred, compositor, Rossland Miner. Wooley, George, clerk dry goods, Hunter Bros. Wooley, Melford, clerk 0. W. Fox & Co. Wright, Alfred W., mining operator., res. Butte, cor. 1st ave. Wright Bros. (Joseph arid Michael), cigar Mfgs., Le Roi, near St. Paul. Wright, Ephiram, bakery, N. Washington, near 5th ave. Wright, Frank D., mgr., B. C. Electric Co., messenger service, 3 W. 1st ave. Wright, John, cable splicer, res. Columbia ave. near Butte. Wynn, —., law student MacNeill & Deacon. .Yale Gold Copper M. Co., Reddin, Jackson- & Co., Lt d., agents, 8 W. Columbia ave. Ymir & British Columbian Mining Syn- ^icate^ Ltd. (fgn.), Ernest Kennedy and J. L. Parker mgr. directors. York County Loan Co., Chas. F. Broad- hurst, supt., 112y2 E. Columbia. Young British-American Gold Mining Co R. F. Dodds, pres.; J. L. G. Abbott vice-pres.; F. C. Lawe, sec'y., 29 E. Columbia ave. Young, Daniel R., mgr. Kootenay Mining Standard, res. S. Spokane. Young, James H, agent Dominion Express Co., "OUNG & BURNETT, (R. E. Young & K. L. Burnett.) PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS, 59 E. COLUMBIA AVE. Zabel, Alexander, compressor engineer Iron Mask Mine. Zabel, Leo., compressor engineer, Iron Mask Mine. Zala Cons., Ltd., Ross Thompson, pres.; R. M. Grogan, sec'y-treas. Ziegler, Wesley, Kohinoor, bathes, 1st ave., cor. Washington. Zilor Gold Mining Co., Ltd., J. B. McArthur, pres.; H. V. Stevenson, mgr. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Chong Lee, ■ laundry, S. Washington. Hop Lee, laundry, Le Roi near Earle. Lai Yuen & Co., merchants, opp. C. & W. Depot. Wah Leung, laundry, rear of Imperial Block. Wah Lee, laundry, Kootenay ave. Wah Sam, laundry, Le Roi, near Monita. Wong Kung Co., store and Chicago laundry, S. Washington. Yuen Lung Co., laundry, off S. Washington. .ROY, (See also Port Neville, Thurlow and Loughborough Inlet.) A post settlement on. Loughborough Inlet. Mails weekly by Union S. S. Co.'s steamer from Vancouver, situated on Thurlow Island, Comox District, 145 miles northwest of Vancouver. Postmaster—Dugald McGregor. Chrisman, Wm., farmer. Ellis, William, farmer. Ellis, Wm., J.P., Fulton, Luther, miner and rancher. Gray, D-rvid and Sons, loggers. Gray, D. S. Gray & Sons, steam loggers. Hughes, Felix, miner. 476 HENDBRfSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Roy. Rykertslj Jackson. Albert* miner. King, James, miner and prospector. McGregor. Dugald, farmer. Mellish, Wm. Herbert, farmer. 'Ogeson, Mrs. V. L., hotel and store. Ogeson, V. L., saw mill prop, and ranch Rovison, R. D., -miner. Rovison, W., miner. ROYAL OAK, (See also Garnham and Heal.) . » A station on the Victoria & Sidney Railway, 6 miles from Victoria, at junction of East and West Saanich roads, Lake District. Postmaster—Walter Heal. Adamson, George, foreman Broadmead Farm. Auckland, William Donald, farmer. Black, John, farmer. Broadmead Farm, R. P. Rithet, prop.; 1 Geo. Adamson, foreman. Brown, Wilson, farmer. Bruce, John, farmer. Bull, Joseph, dairyman. Burry, David, farmer. Duval, Louis, Royal Oak, hotel Clayton, W. M., prop. Stevens Hotel. Goyotte, Joseph, farmer. Heal, Henry, farmer. Heal, Walter E., farmer. Hollyroyd, John, farmer. Holmes, William, farmer. Jones, Samuel, farmer. Kynasfon, Wilfred, farmer. Large, —., farmer. Lindsay, Geo., farmer. McLean, Hiigb, farm hand. Moffat, Adam, farmer. Nicholson, George, farmer. Oldfield, Richard, farmer. Pinkerton, Robert, farmer. Perdue, Ephriham, farmer. Pym, Wm., farmer. Ridland, Thomas, farmer. Bothwell, John, trainer. Sankey, Wm., jockey. Simpson, Capt. John Mash, farmer. Smith, John, farmer. Smith, John C, farmer. Smith, John L., farmer. Steinbuger, William, farmer. Steinberger, Wm., jr., farmer. Stevens, David, Stevens, John. Stratford. Arthur, farmer. Turner; John, farmer. Touet, Philip, farmer. Touet, Wesley, farmer. Watt, E. A., farmer. Watts. Henry, farmer. Welsh, James, farmer. Welsh, Patrick, farmer. Willey, H. A., farmer. Williams, Robert, farmer. Williams, Wm., farmer. RUBY CREEK, (P. 0. St. Elmo.) A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 81 miles east of Vancouver. The settlement at St. Elmo is on the opposite (south) side of the Fraser River, one mile below. Fraser River Cons. Gold Co., Ltd. Head office Vancouver. Wm. Rattray, mgr., Vancouver; Beckman, —., supt. Inkman, Chas., general store, also Agassiz. Harry Fooks, mgr. McCosker, George, farmer. McMannerman, Thos.. section foreman. Scott, Mrs. John, cook on dredge. Vance, George, engineer on dredge. Young, Wm., watchman C.P.R. RTFKIN, A post settlement on main line of C.P.R., at Stave River bridge, three miles east of Whonnock, 8 miles west of Mission. Postmaster—Samuel Greenwood. Bishop, James William, Cameron, John H., machinist. Carver. John, blacksmith. Charlton, O. L., mill-hand. Greenwood. Samuel, postmaster. Haycock, John Henry, watchman. 'Heaps, E. H., & Co., saw, planing, shinule and Excelsior Mills, head office, Vancouver: Hele, Selby Henry George, logger. Parker, E. T., mill-hand. Thompson, Walter, farmer. Thurston, James, mill-hand. Tompkins, William L., school teacher. West, Byron Holmes, clergyman. Wilband, John Thaddeus, manager E. H. Heaps & Co., mills. RTTSSELLS, A suburban station on the E. & N. Ry., postoffice Victoria West. RYKERTS. Now, Bedlington. On the Kootenay river at the international boundary line. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Saanich North. SAANICH NORTH, (See North Saanich (post office), and Sidney.) SAANICH SOUTH, (See Young, Turgoose, Saanichton, Slug- get and Hagen.) SAANICHTON, (See Turgoose Post office.) SAHTLAM, Post office Duncan. A farming settlement in the Cowichan District, 7 miles from Duncan. Auchinachie, Peter, farmer and road foreman. Benallack, Richard, farmer. Blair, John, jr., farmer. Blair, John David, farmer. Castley, Elias, farmer. Castley, Henry Thomas, farmer. Castley, John Henry, farmer. Castley, Joseph, farmer. Sastley, Thomas Steadman, farmer. Currie, Daniel, farmer. Currie, John, farmer. Jenkins, John, farmer; Jordan, Charles, farmer. Menzies, James, farmer. Payne, Henry John, farmer. Robinson, Arthur, farmer. SALMO, A mining town on the N. & F. S. Ry., at the junction of the North Fork and Salmon rivers, 27 miles south of Nelson and 32 miles north of Waneta (International boundary). Has postoffice, telegraph, sawmill, cap. 30,000 feet per day. There are a large number of promising mining properties in the vicinity. Postmaster, Wm. T. Beadles. Beadles, W. T.,.& Co., general merchandise, miners' supplies, boots and shoes and gent's furnishings. Beadles (Wm. T.) & Benson (John A.), Great Northern Hotel. Canadian King G. M. Co., Ltd. Lavin, Frank, saw mill. Dewey Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Drummond, F. P., general store. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquaiter- for Commercial Travellers m ff if JLJLUlJjJJ NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Staffe. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. in. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Lee Chong, laundry, store and market gardener. LinklaterG. R., Salmo Hotel. Salmo Consolidated G. Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd. West Kootenay Land Co., Ltd., owners of townsite, Yellowstone Mine, —. Hamilton mgr. SALMON ARM, (.See also Kualt and Canoe Creek.) A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 316 miles east of Vancouver and 33 miles east of Shuswap, on an arm of Shuswap Lake, in Yale district. Has telegraph and express offices. Mails daily. Postmaste Emily McGuire. Anderson, John, lumberman. Anderson, Morris, farmer. Anderson, Nelson, farmer. Anderson, William, farmer. Anderson, R., farmer. Armstrong, Geo. W., rancher. Arthur, Robert, farmer. Atcheson, Robert, farmer. Atcheson, Thomas, farmer. Armstrong, John Wesley, farmer. Armstrong, Robert, fruit grower and machine shop. Baker, W., farmer. Bailey, W., logger. Barrett, Dean Archibald, farmer, Canoe Creek. Bean, Charles, farmer. Bjorkman, Audas Emil, rancher and fisherman. Blackhall, D., logger. I Blake, Dennis Miles, farmer. I Bolton, James, farmer and millwright. Bolton, Norman, farmer. 478 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Salmon Ann. Salt Spring Island. Calvert, John, tailor and farmer. Cameron, J. D., hotel keeper, CANADIAN PACIFIC BAILWAY CO. A. B. Currie, agent. Columbia River Lumber Co., Ltd., saw mill, head office Golden. Coughlin, Kenneth, farmer. Cummings, Archibald J., farmer, Canoe Creek. Dalton, Edwin C, farmer. Dalzell, James, section foreman. Davis, Rich., farmer. Forrest, John H., farmer. Green, William Joseph, farmer. Hall, Henry Rowland, farmer. Harris, Chris. B., orchard. Hedgeman, Arthur John, farmer. Huston, George, com. traveller. Krebs, Herman, farmer, Canoe Creek. Lennox, George, farmer, Canoe Greek. Little, William, contractor. Lund, James, farmer, Canoe Creek. Lund, John, farmer, Canoe Creek. Lund, Wm. H., farmer, Canoe Creek. McDonald, R., farmer. McFadden, James, farmer, Canoe Creek. McGregor, F. H., wholesale fruits and produce. McGuire, John, farmer. McGuire, Mrs. Alex., general store and postoffice. McGuire, Samuel, mgr. for Mrs. Alex. McGuire. Mclntyre, Francis, Graham, farmer. McLeod, Fred, farmer. McLeod, J. W., farmer. McLeod, William, farmer. McPrior, C, farmer. McVicar, Charles, farmer, Canoe Creek. Magee, James H., farmer. Matheson, E. Grant, stonemason. Mead, George, farmer. Moore, George, farmer. Merrill, Alexander, farmer. Methodist church, Rev. Richard Henry Pearson, pastor. Miller, William, farmer. Mitchell, David, Salmond, farmer, Canoe Creek. Moyie, Richard Walter, farmer, Canoe Creek. Murray, Arthur, farmer. Neelands, H., contractor. Nelson, John A., farmer, Canoe Creek. Palmer, A. J., orchard, dairyman and •T P. PALMER, K. G., DAIRYMAN. Pearson, Peter Maguire, rancher. Pegg, Thomas, laborer. Raby, James, farmer. Roe, John, farmer. Reid, Wm., blacksmith and farmer. Rumball, Samuel J., farmer. Rumball, Albert, farmer. Salmon Arm Fruit Growers' Association. Sargeant, H., farmer. Settle, Ambros, farmer. Shaw, Allan, farmer. Shaw, Fred, farmer. Shaw, Thomas, farmer. Shaw, Wellington Howard, farmer. Sinclair, Don, stock raiser. Skadden, Harry, farmer. Stewart, Dan, farmer. Stewart, J., farmer, Canoe Creek. Stewart, Robt., gen. merchant. Sumner, Albert, farmer. Sweeten, Charles, farmer, Canoe Greek. Turner, Robert, stock-raiser. Wallace, William, farmer. Williams, Thomas Rice, farmer. Wilson, W., cook. SALMON RIVER, A settlement in the Yale distrigS commences about 15 miles northeast of Douglas Lake and extends northeasterly to Salmon Arm. Post offices: Douglas Lake, southern portion. Grand Prairie, Glenemma and Hull- car, Middle Portion and Salmon Arm, at north end. SALMON RIVER, A trading post in Comox District, 90 miles from Comox. Peterson, J., general store. SALT SPRING ISLAND, An island in the Gulf of Georgia. North Victoria electoral district, aiW uation, just north of the Saanich Peninsula and East of Cowichan district. The principal points on the Island are Salt Spring Island (post office), known as Central Self- tlemens, Grange Harbor, Vesuvius Bay, Burgoyne Bay, Beaver Poinlfl and Fulford Harbor. SALT SPRING ISLAND, (See also Ganges Harbor and North Salt Spring.) A money order postoffice in J-**f| Islands district, known as the Oen* tral Settlement, situated at the norttT end of Salt Spring Island, 2 mlie*| from the steamer landing at Vesu-| GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 479 Salt Spring Island. Sandwick. vius Bay, or Ganges Harbor. It is reached. by the regular steamer. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offiee, Chemainus. dis. 8 miles; Victoria and Nanaimo being 37 miles north from Victoria into the Gulf of Georgia. Jias Episcopal and Methodist and Roman Catholic churches, public school and public hall. Mail twice a week. Population, 1899, about 400. Postmaster—Joel A. Broadwell. Abbott, Cecil. Baker, Cecil, farmer. Baker, Dennis. Baker, G. R., physician. Berrow, Ambrose A., nurseryman. Broadwell, Joel, farmer. Bullock, Henry W., gentleman. Collins, John T., farmer. Collins, John T., prop. Salt Spring Isld. Creamery. Craig, Major J., farmer. Cundell, Christopher, farmer. Erickson, Erick, farmer. Gwynne, Arthur, farmer. Gwynne, William J., farmer. Harrison, Edward, Henry. Harrison, Ernest L. Harris, James, farmer. Harrison, John A. Irwin, Joseph, farmer. Kenzo, Nehara, timherman. Landerway, James W., farmer. Lundy, Benjamin, farmer. Mahaffey, John, farmer. Malcolm Joseph, blacksmith. Mole, Frank, farmer. Mouat, Malcolm, farmer. Nilson, Eric, farmer. Nilson, Nels, farmer. Page, Mr., school teacher. Purdy, Raffles A. R., farmer and teacher. Purvis, Percy, farmer. Robinson, Henry W., farmer. Rymer, R. H. Shepard, John Smith. Silverson, Alexander, farmer. SUverson, Geo., blacksmith. Stark, Willis Otis, farmer. Stevens, Hey., prop. Stevens House. Stevens, Walter, farmer. Tahouney, Joseph, laborer. Tolson, L. G., farmer. Wacklin, Edward, farmer. Walter, Arthur, J.P., farmer. Whims, Clark, farmer. Wilson, Arthur Llewllyn, farmer. Wilson, N. W., farmer. Wilson, Rev. E. F., Episcopal. Wood, Edward, farmer. SAMUEL ISLAND, situated southeast of Mayne Island, and lies between it and Saturna Island P.O., Plumpers' Pass. Gray, Ralph G., farmer. SANCA, On, the east side of Kootenay Lake at mouth of 12 Mile creek, 10 miles south of Pilot Bay, 30 miles from Nelson or Kaslo. A large number of mines in the White Grouse Moan- tain district are tributary to Sanca. The mines are said to run rich in gold, silver and copper. . Blanchard, Joseph, hotel, also Pilot Bay. Merrimac, L. B., capitalist. Nowell, W. George, general store. Patton, John R., contractor. Rainsdell, W. R. contractor. Turner, Mrs. Emma hotel. SANDWICK, (See also Courtney & Comox.) • A post farming settlement in the Comox District, 4 miles from Comox, 7 miles from Cumberland. Has Anglican and qPresbyterian churchee and public school. Pop. 300. Postmaster, E Duncan. Ball, Markham, Bowser, farmer. Bridges, Charles, farmer. Burn, Frederick, farmer. Carwithen, George, farmer. Childs, Frank, farmer. Cliffe, Lucuis, Robert, farmer. Cowie, John, farmer. i Crawford, Samuel Fulton, farmer. Creech, Edward, farmer. '>, Creech, Henry, farmer. J Cunliffe, Franklin, farmer. Duncan Bros., gen., merchants. Duncan, Eric, farmer. Duncan, Robert, jr., farmer. Duncan, William, farmer. Grieve, George, farmer. j2?pj Grieve, Geo. B., farmer. Grieve, Wm. Henry farmer. '\ Halliday, James A., teacher. Harmston, William E., farmer. I 114! 480 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Sandwick. Sardis. Huband, William, farmer. Kirby, Thomas, farmer. Landells, Roht., B.A,. teacher. McKelvey, Adam, farmer. McKelvey, Stafford, farmer. McQuillan, Henry Cook, farmer. Machin, William, farmer. Meyer, George, farmer. Meyer, Mrs. Irene, widow. Milligan, Archibald, farmer. Mundell, John,J.P. Parkin, Isaac, farmer. Parkin, William, farmer. Piercy, Henry, farmer. Piercy, Matthew Henderson, farmer. Piercy, Samuel Johnston, farmer. Reece, James farmer. Rennison, William, farmer. Robinson, George Albert Augusta, farmer. Ross, Henry Wilson, farmer. Seater, Andrew, farmer and millman. Smith, Richard James, farmer._ Tait, Rev. A., Presbyterian minister. Williams, John Thomas, farmer. Willemar, Rev. J. X., Episcopal clergyman. Woodruff, Fred., farmer. SAND CREEK, A landing on Kootenay River, East Kootenay District, 14 miles from Warder, and 11 miles from Crow's Nest Landing. SAND POINT, A trading post on the Kootenay River, 35 miles south of Fort Steele. Johnson (W. E.) & Santo (Wm. Stephen), general merchants and hotel, also Windermere. SAPPERTON, See New Westminister. A station on the Westminster branch of the C.P.R., 2 miles east of Westminister, of which city it forms a part. Postmaster, Thos. Johnson. Automatic Can. Co., of B.C., Ltd., Wm. Campbell, mgr. H. Bell-Irving & Co., Nels. Nelson, agents. Westminster Brewery, prop. Johnson, -Edward, general store. ^British Columbia Penitentiary, J. L. Whyte. Warden. Cameron, Joseph, wood dealer, Brunette Mills. Brunette Saw Mill Co., Ltd., saw mill,- general store and post office, L. A. Lewis, mgr. and sec'y. Provincial Asylum for tho Insane, G F. Boddmgton, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng. Medical Supt. Royal Columbia Hospital. Roman Catholic Orphanage, Sisters of the Good Shepherd. SARDIS, (See Also Chilliwack and Sumas.) A postoffice in Chilliwack municipality, New Westminster district. Nearest telegraph office and steamboat landing, Cilliwack, distant 3 miles. Railway station, Harrison River, distance, 8 miles. A good farming section. Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches are within three miles of postoffice. Postmaster, Joseph Ogle. Arnold, Joseph, farmer. Bailey, James, farmer. Banks, Joseph, farmer. Barrett, John, farmer. Barrett, William, farmer. Bellamy, James, farmer. Boyd, Thos., farmer. Campbell, Eli J., farmer. Carter, Chas., farmer. Carter, Geo., farmer. Charlton, George, farmer. Coatham, John. A., farmer. Cooper, Kit., gentleman. Crankshaw, Peter W., farmer. Davis, Charles C, farmer. DeFries, P. C. miner. Dewar, Alexander, farmer. Dewar, James, farmer. Drummond, John, farmer. Dunn, Robert, farmer. Dunville, James Theophilus, farmer. Eden Bank Creamery Co., Ltd., farmers. Eden Bank Creamery, A. C. Wells & Son, prop. Fletcher, J. W., farmer. Gill, Wm'., farmer. Hall, W. A., farmer. Higginson, Charles T., farmer. Higginson, James, school teacher. I Higginson, Miss Jennie, school teacher. Higginson, Wm., school teacher. Hood, Charles H., farmer. Hood, Charles, gas fitter and farmer. Hulbert, Harry, hop grower. Hull, James, farmer. Jackman, Thomas, farmer. Kennedy, Robert, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Sardis. Indian Industrial Institute. Principal—Rev. Joseph Hall. Matron—Miss S. E. Alton. Asst Matron—Miss L. 0. Clark. Farm Instructor—C. S. Pearson. Shoe-making Instructor—Geo. Preston. Dressmaking—Miss Burpee. Laundry—Miss Morden. Hygiene & Cooking, Miss H. E. Young. Kindergarten—Miss C. E. Scroggie. Day School—Miss Maggie Smith. Knight, Albert, farmer. Knight, Anson, farmer. Knight, Thomas, sr., blacksmith. Knight, Shelton, farmer. Knight, W. A., farmer. Lapum, Jesse Shibley, farmer. Larrabee, Andrew, farmer. Lee, George, farmer and carpenter. Lee, Henry, carpenter. Leister, I., farmer. Lucas, Ivor Clement, farmer. McBride, Alexander, farmer. Mclntyre, —., scbool teacher. Maynard, John, farmer. Melhuish, George, farmer. Mennell, Arthur, farmer. Midgley, Clarence P., farmer. Mitchell, David, farmer. Montgomerie, James, farmer. Nelson, James, farmer. Nelson, Thomas, farmer. . Newby, William, farmer. Nicol, David, carpenter. Ogle, Joseph, postmaster. Parsons, C. H., carpenter. Pearson, C. S., farmer. Potts, Fred., farmer. Powers, Frank, farmer and purser, Gladys. Preston,' George, farmer. Preston, Roy, farmer. Preston, Wesley, farmer. Rexford, Fred A., farmer. Robertson, George, farmer. Shardlow, John, farmer. Smith, Edward P., farmer. and mgr. Eden Bank Creamery, Spragge, Robert, farmer. Stevenson, Mrs. C. E., farmer. Stevenson, David, school teacher. ' Stevenson, John, farmer. Stevenson, Robert, farmer. Street, Charles L. & Co., sawmill. Street, Herbert Thompson, sawyer. Tapp, Charles J., farmer. Teskey, Jos., farmer. Thompson, Joseph, farmer. Thompson, Nelson, farmer. Thornton, George,L, sn., farmer. Thornton, George, jr., farmer. Thornton, Edward, farmer. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. 32A Travis, George, farmer. Unsworth, Alfred (of Somonos). Vedder, Adam Swart, farmer. Walker, Charles, farmer. Watson, George, farmer. Watson, John, farmer. Watson, Joseph, farmer. Webb, Charles W., farmer. Webb, Fred, farmer. Wells, A. C. & Son, Eden Bank Creamery and cheese factory. (Allen Casey & Edwin A. Wells, Charles Tweed Higginson, J. A. Evans Wm. Branchflower, and Shalton Knight.) Wells, Allen Casey, J.P., farmer and dairyman. Wells, Edwin A., farmer. Wilson, Percy Hamilton, farmer. Wood, —., at A. C. Wells & Son. Zink, J., farmer. SATURNA ISLAND, (See also Pender Island. In Victoria district, near Plumper's Pass; 5 miles southeast of Mayne Island. Has steamer landing. Postmaster, W. J. Drummond. Ainslie, G., farmer. Blantern, T., farmer. Drummond, Walter John, postmaster and general store. Georgeson, James East Point lighthouse keeper. Payne, Gerald Fitzroy, farmer. Payne, Harold D., farmer. Pike, Warburton, farmer. Taylor, George G., quarryman. Wessel, John, mgr. for W. Pike. Incorporated January 1st, 1898, The leading mining camp of the Slocan district, elevation 3,460 feet, situated in a narrow valley in the heart of the mining district on the south fork of Carpenter Creek at the mouth of Sandon creek. It is the terminus of the Nakusp & Slo- , can branch of the C.P.R., 41 miles from Nakusp. The K!aslo & Slocan railway (narrow gauge) gives daily connection with Kaslo, distance 28 miles. This latter road also extends to Cody, 2 miles distant, where there are also valuable mining pro- pi! perties. New Denver, on Slocan Lake, is 9 miles distant. Sandon is dependent for its prosperity on the mines surrouU'png. It is situated between, two mountains which are said to contain as great riches in galena ore as any other two adjoining mountains in the world. The leading mines, the Slocan Star Group and the Payne were locate^ in 1891 and since that time the camp has steadily progressed, and is now the great- producing camp iu British Columbia. There are two chartered banks, two weekly newspapers, sawmill with capacity of 10,000 feet, sash and door factory, water works wth prossu'ri"1 of 138 to 178 lbs., the reservoir capacity of 60.000 gallons. An electric light plart of 1,200 lights is operated by water power. There is a money order postoffice, telegraph and express office,. Population. 2,000. with some 1,250 miners employed in the | mines of the vicinity. (See also Cody.) Postmaster, E. R. Atherton. Mayor—Herbert H. Pitts. City Glerk, Frank C. Sewell. City Treasurer, W. W. Fallows. Police Magistrate, License and Police Commissioner, W. H. Lilley. City Solicitor, M. L. Grimmett. Chief of Police and Health Inspector- Lawrence Doolan. Aldermen, E. R. Atherton, Alex. Crawford, Chas. D. Hunter, Robt. Macdonald, Eri Thompson and John Buckley. Adams, Walter Ohamblet, mining engineer. Ajax- Fraction Mine, Maurice Gintz- zurger, trustee for lessees. Ajax Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., A. W. Wright, local mgr. Aberdeen, Archie, miner, Ruth mine. Alexander, George, managing directs Ruth mine, res. Kaslo. Alexander, H. B.. manager, Ruth mine. Alexander, Lorenzo, owner R. E. Lee mine Anthony, Tom, miner, Ruth mine. ■Ahhe-iton <E. R.) Co., Ltd., clothing, men's furnishings, boots and shoes, ID. R. Atherton, mgr.; J. R. Dean, sec'y. I Atherton, Edwin Robinson, postmaster, Reco avenue, Argo Mines of Sandon. Ld., A. Rutherford Johnson, pres.. Nanaimo: Wm. K, Leighton. isecy.-treas., Nanaimo; Babbitt, Dan'l, sectionman, C. P. Ry. Bain (Allan) Sc McDonald (John Angus), White House (hotel). Bain, Hugh, Baker. George, miner, Ruth mine. ANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, THOMAS B. MAY, Mai-»_?e_% RECO AVE. Bartlett Hotel, Beach, W„ miner, Ruth mine. Beattie, Wm. R., miner. , . Bennett (Frank S.) & Catfbary (Philip), The Denver (hotel). Bennett, William, of Walmsley & Bennett. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. SANDON. ■ Billedeau, Joseph Jonathan, prop. Cen- tral lodging house Blumenaner, A. H., prospectots. r Bouberg Tressie Carmen, stenographer, J. M. Harris. Boyle. Tom, miner, Ruth mine. Broddy, R. J. Co., fruits, confectionefy and produce. Broddy, Robert James, mgr. R. J. Broddy Co. Brown, Edward A., C.E., with B. C. Riblet. Brown, Thomas '& Co., clothing and ' boots and shoes, Reco ave. Brown. Thomas, of Thomas Brown & Co. Bryns, I., miner, Ruth mine. Buckley, John, prop., Clifton House bar, Reco ave. Burchell, Brimsley Cheridan, book- . keeper Hunter Bros. Burkey. Felix, miner. Ruth mine. Burns, P. & Co., butchers, Wm. Donald, mgr. Reco ave. | Byers, H. & Co., hardware and mining supplies, also Nelson and Kaslo. James Vallance. managing partner. iByers, Murray, clerk H. Byers & Co. BYRON, N. WHITE Cft,, HEAD OFFICE, MILWAUKEE WIS., OWNERS SLOCAN STAR MINE, BRUCE WHITE, Gen.-Mgr. OSCAR WHITE, STiperintenrteTit. Cadden (John) & Manuel (Mrs.), Hotel Kootenay. Cameron, John H., clerk, Cameron, John 0. R., miner. I r\ AMERON, JOHN RANDOLPH, Prop. KOOTENAY MERCANTILE TAILORING CQt, RECO AVE. -Cameron, Roscoe Conkling, free miner. : Lameronian Gold and Silver "Mining Co.. Ld.. J. R. Cameron, pres.; M. L. Grimmett. secy.-treas., Reco ave. Cameron, Daniel, drayman, East Reco ave. Cameron, Hugh, drayman. : Campbell, Samuel, agent Kaslo and Slocan Ry. Carbary, Philip, of Bennett Sc 'Oarbary. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Alexander C. McArthur. agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH McQueen, Miss Mary, agent Canadian Rand Drill Co., Hamilton Byers, agent. Cearnes, T. J., miner, Ruth mine. Central Music Hall, Pearson & Pearson, props. Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsfell, Ltd., Insurance, agents, Vancouver, E. __£-. Sandilands, agent. Chapin. F.. miner. Ruth minps. Chapman, George, dyer and repairer, Reco ave. HRISTIE, FRANK L., L.L.B., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC, RECO AVENUE* Clark, Joseph K., mining operator, bds. Black's hotel. Cliffe, Byron, compositor. Cliffe, Charles, publisher Mining Re' view. Cliffe & Co., books and stationery, Reco ave., Cliffe, Mabel, clerk Cliffe & Son (Charles and Charles Vie- to), pubs. Mining Review. Clifton House, John Buckley, prop. Cody Townsite, 0. T. Stone, Kaslo, prop.; -E. M. Sandilands, agent Cole, E. O., miner, Ruth mines. Crawford, John, packer Crawford, Alex., blacksmith, wagon- maker. Crawford, Isaac, Crawford, Miss Mv, asst. postmaster. Creech, Robert, clerk Hunter Bros. Culver, Chas., foreman Slocan Star, concentrator. Cunning, Robert, prop. Hotel Sandon. Curran, J., miner, Ruth mines. Curran, Wm., miner, Ruth mines. Dalev, John, accountant, Payne Mining Co'. Ld. Dandigeift. E. J., miner. Ruth mine. Davidson. Wm.. miner, Ruth mine. David, Albert, merchant tailor, Reco ave Davis, F. A., supt. Miller Creek and Wonderful Mines. Day. Michael Wm., of Fitzgerald & Day. Day, Michael William, soda water factory, Cody road. Dean. J. Richmond, asst. postmaster. Dolan, Lawrence, chief of police. Dempsie, J., miner, Ruth mines. 484 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA SANDON. Palace Co., E. M. & Building Sandilands, Dominion Express Co., Alex. C. McArthur, agent. Donahue, Wm., bartender Clifton House. Donald, Wm., butcher P. Burns & Co. Donaldson, Fred. Joseph, druggist, Reco ave. Dickerson, T., miner, Ruth mine. Dill, John, miner, Ruth mine. Dreyer, Frank, of Dreyer & Hoffmeier. Dreyer & Hoffmeier, New York Brewery, Halfway to Cody. Dry Belt Mining & Milling Co., Ltd. H. H. Pitts, pres.; S. B. Hendee, secy.-treas.; • Dwyer, aPtrick A., foreman Payne Mine Egan. Mrs. Annie, wid. John, lodging house, over Palace. Egan Miss Minnie, res. over restaurant. Employers' Liability Ass. Sandilands, agent. Equitable Savings, Loan Ass., of Toronto, E. M. agent. Exchange Hotel, Thompson Bros., prop. Falliott & McMillan, contractors. Fallows. William Wilson, accountant, M. L. Grimmett. Fawcett, Richard, electrician Sandon Waterworks and Light. ■ Ferland, A., & Co., general store; also Nelson. Field, E. J., i Wonderful mine. GILBERT HOTEL, * WILLIAM SUDROW, PROP., RECO AVENUE. Findlay, Oscar, machinist, Sandon Saw Mill. Finnegan, T. H., miner, Fischer, Antone, brewer, Sandon brewery. Fischer, John Baptiste, prop. Sandon Brewery. Flemming, Hugh, section foreman K. & S. Ry. Freddy Lee Mine (Cody), Gable, John, carpenter, Sandon Waterworks Co. Gales, Chas.. barber shop. George, Edward, teamster P. Burns & Co. Giant Powder Co.. H. Giegerich. agent. Giegerich, Henry, general merchant, J. D. Giegerich manager: also at Ainsworth and Kaslo. Giesrerich, J. D.. mgr. H. Giegerich. Gillineau, Joseph, Goodenough Hotel, Mrs. M. A. Smith prop., Reco ave. Gomm, Wm. E,, physician, Reco ave. Great Western Mine (McGuigan), Geo. Turner, supt. Griffith, James A., clerk E. R. Atherton, , Griffin, Patrick, bartender Bryan Hotel. Grimmett, George Whitfield, watch- I maker. GRIMMETT, MARTIN L., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC. RECO AVE. Gusty, John S., bookkeeper, P.. Burns & Co. Hall, Marion Elmer, assayer for 0. M. Wilson. Haller, C, miner Ruth mines. Hammond, Chas. Kearney, local manager Slocan News Co., Hamilton Powder Co., magazine, H. Byers & Co., agents. ?» Hammond Bros. Co., Ltd., livery stable and packers, C. Kearney Hammonda pres. and mgr. Hammond, H. R., of Slocan News Coy., manager at Slocan City. I Hammond, Robert Rose, of -'Hammond Bros. Co., Ltd. Hand, Carl H., res. mgr. Payne Mining Co., Ltd. Hanifen, Ella, housemaid, Hotel Rico. ARRIS, JOHN MORGAN, PRES. AND GEN, MAS. RECO MINING AND MILLING CO. RECO AVE. BOARDS HOTEL RECO. Hastings, Charles, Hathrup, Edward H., clerk Hunter Bros. Hawke, John Henry. Hayes, Patrick M., foreman Rarnsd® Mining & Milling Coy., Payne Moq|| tain. Hazard. Wm., miner Ruth mines. Head, W H., miner Ruth mines. H ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd] PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER & DIRECTOR* JAMES HENDERSON, MAN. DIR., HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY SANDON. Hickey, Philip 1 gen,. mgr Minnesota Silver Co., Ltd., Virginia Block Hoffmeier, William, of Dreyer A, M. Hood, Robertson, messenger Hooper, Wm. P., bookkeeper H. Byers Horton A P., supt. Reco Mine. Hotel Balmoral, Macdonald Bros., Reco 8.V6 Hotel Ivanhoe, Moore & Orando, props. Reco ave. „ ,r , Hotel Kootenay. Cadden & Manuel, props. OTEL RICO, HARRIS A KELLY, Props. RECO AVE. H OTEL, SAXDON, ROBERT CUNNING, PROP. RECO AVE. Hughes, Geo. W., mining operator, , manager Idaho Mines, Alamo. Hunter Bros. (James & Charles Deci- mus), gen. merchants, Reco ave. branch of Rossland. Hunter, Charles Decimus, manager partner Hunter Bros. Hunter, James, of Hunter Bros., res. Rossland. HuppertOn, Adolph Louis, shoemaker, I. 0. 0. F. Lodge No. 39, Rev. A. M. Sanford, secretary. Innes, Wm., miner, Jalland Bros. (Thomas & Robert), grocers, Cody road. Johnson, Peter, head electrician, Sandon Waterworks and Light Co. Jones, John E., miner, res. Sandon Creek. Jones, Mike, cook Ruth mines. Kane, Julia, wid. John Willam, laundry, Kaslo & Slocan Express, McPherson & Walmsley,- agents. KASLO A SLOCAN RAILWAY CO. Samuel Campbell agent. Kay, George, tailor Kelly, Fred, Texas, mine owner and operator Kelley, J., miner Ruth mines. Kelsen. Jacob, cigars, fruits and pool room, Reco ave. Kennedy, R. D., miner Ruth mine. Kennedy, W. E., miner, Ruth mine. King, David W., agent, United Smelting & Refining Co., of Great Falls, Montana. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 822, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE,S VANCOUVER, B.C. Kleinschmidt, Victor, Sandon Laundry. and Baths. Knowles, Geo. Bartholmew, watchmaker Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., Ltd. Geo. Williamson, Supt., New Denver, Reco ave. ay- OOTENAY MERCANTILE * * TAILORING CO., JOHN R. CAMERON, Prop, and Mgr. MERCHANT TAILORS AND MINING BROKERS. RECO AVE. Lafavor, Wm., Lane, Levi C, livery and packer. Last Chance Mining & Milling Co., Ltd., . Frank A. Wood, sec'y-treas. and gen. mgr.; Ward McDonald, supt. Latham, James, clerk H. Giegerich. Lawson, Nels, bartender Lawson, Wm., miner Ruth mines. Le Feme, Pies, miner Ruth mine. Lilly, Wm. Henry, S.M., police magistrate, license and police commissioner. Lloyd, Samuel, Palace Restaurant. Lothrop, George, miner Ruth mine. Lovatt. George, prop. Sandon saw mill on Sandon Creek. Lovatt. Wm., bookkeeper Sandon. saw mill. Lowes, George Frank, Bartlett Hotel. Lowes (John W.) and Harrington (C. Wm.), props., Vancouver House. Lucky George Mining Coy, Ltd., W. H. McVay. Pres., D. G. McDougall, Managing Director., D. S. Wallbridge, Secretary-Treasurer. Lyons, Cornelius Edwin, act. Slocan News Co. Macdonald Bros., props. Hotel Balmoral, Reco ave. 4S6 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA SANDON. Macdonald Neil, of Macdonald Bros. Hotel Balmoral. 9£.Qd<M-$]&-lto srt, of Macdonald Bros., Hotel Balmoral. McAd'ams,. Wm.,. publisher Paystreak. McA5Bthwr, Alex., C. J. P., agent C. P. r&Jtway •McAulay, D., miner Ruth mine. MeDonald, Alex., miner Ruth mine. MeBwnald, Arch., milie-*, Ruth mine. McDonald, D., miner Ruth mine. McDonald, Dan., miner Ruth mine. McDonald, David C, contractor mines. McDonald, Donald, miner Ruth mine. McDonald, Geo. A., McDonald, Harry, McDonald, John, miner Ruth mine. McDonald, R. R., miner Ruth mines. McDonald, Scott, vice-pres. Last Chance M. & M. Co., Ltd. McDonald, Ward, supt. Last Chance Mine. McDougall, Angus, miner Ruth mines. McDougall, T. F., foreman Ruth mines. McDougall, H. J., miner Ruth mines. McDonald, D. F., foreman McDougall, T., miner Ruth mines. McGee, Hugh, prop. Star Hotel. Mclntyre, Mrs., wid., boarding house. West- end. . McKegan, John, miner Ruth mines. MeKenzie, H., miner Ruth mines. McLachlan, Alex., carpenter, McLachlin, Daniel, contractor and factory, 3 Forks road. McLachlan, John Dougall, bartender Hotel Balmoral. McLachlan, Charles, bartender Palace Saloon. McLean. David R., free miner, bds. Balmoral. McLeod, Angus, miner McLeod, Edward, bartender Palace. McLeod. Jack, miner, Mcjueod, Wm. McLuskey,. John, miner. McMartin, Glen David, barber Reco ave., res. Cody road. McMillan, Duncan, McPhaden. Wm., flour and feed. McPhee, Alex., mining foreman. McPhee. John, miner. Ruth mine. McPherson & Walmsley, draymen. McPoil. James, barber. C. Gal^s. McQueen, Ephraim Foster, druggist McQueen, Miss Mary, agent C.P.R. Telegraph. McTaegart. Robert, foreman sawyer. Sandon snw mill. McViear. Hugh, miner, Ruth mine. Madison Group Mine, W. W. Warner, mgr. Maine, J. G., wholesale liquors, Reco j ave. May, Thos. Bakewell, manager Bank of British Columbia. Melvin, John George, watchmaker, METHODIST CHURCH— Rev. A. M. Sanford, pastor. Miller Creek M. & M. Co., Ltd. (fgn.), E. M. Sandilands, reg. agent. F. A. Davis, supt. Miller, Matthew, laundry. Milloy, Archibald, dentist, Virgina build- j ing. ||MINNESOTA SILVER, CQ., LTD., Ill PHILIP J. HICKEY, Gen.-Mge. Miners' Union Hospital, Reco ave., Miss j Chisholm, matron; Dr. Gomm, acting surgeon. Mining Review (weekly), Chas. Cliffe, publisher, J9 MITCHELL, THOS. |f | MILLWRIGHT AND BUILDER OF CONCENTRATORS. Morrison, Ewen, mgr. and vice-pres. Slocan-Cariboo M. & D. Co., Ltd. Montreal-London Gold and Silver Dev, Co., Ltd., B.C. Riblet, resident mgr. Head office, Montreal. Moore, John, miner Ruth mine. Moore, John Thomas, of Moore & Oran- do, Hotel Ivanhoe. ESfSOORE & ORAJXDO, if 1 Props. HOTEL IVANHOE, RECO AVE. Munroe, Alex., miner Ruth mine. Munro, Daniel G., blacksmith for A. C. Munroe, John,. Nash, Harry, tinner, H. Byers & Co. Nelson (Bert O.) & Thompson ,Annie and Christina), Klondike Hotel. Nelson, Ed,, miner, Ruth mine. Oliver, James, miner, Ruth mine. Oliver, Mrs. Robert, dressmaker, Reco ave. Orando, Richard, of Moore & Grand., hotel Ivanhoe. Palorcia, Nicola Daniel, shoemaker, Reco ave. Palace Hotel, Walmsley & Bennett, props. Palace Restaurant, Samuel Lloyd, prop. Palmeta Mine, A. W. Wright, mgr., Sandon. Parham, Wm. James, clerk Slocan News Co. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. SANDON. qAYNE mining company, of ■ BRITISH COLUMBIA, LTD., CHARLES H. HAND, M.E., Resident Manager. Paystreak, The Weekly, William McAdams, proprietor. Pearce, W. E., miner, Ruth mine. Pearson (Charles) & Pearson (Andrew), Central Music Hall. Peel, T. Leo, receiver McMillan & Hamilton. Phoenix Fire Ins Co., of Sandon, 'E. M. Sandelands, agent, Reco ave. Pitts Bros., clothing, furnishings, boots and shoes. Pitts, James Carlton, of Pitts Bros., | Pitts, Herbert Herschell, of Pitts Bros. Postoffice, E. R. Atherton, postmaster, Reco. ave. Power, Percy Hugh, physician and surgeon, Grimmett block. Reco ave. Praeger, Edward W., accountant Bank of British Columbia. Praeger, Edward Wolfe, clerk Bank of British Columbia. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. J. A. Cleland, pastor. Purcell Mining Corporation, E. M. Sandilands, agent. Ramsdell. Mining Sc Milling Co. (foreign) head office. Tacoma, Wash.: C. Ker- ney Hammond, gen. mgr. and registered agent. Deco mining and MILLING CO, LTD., JOHN M. HARRIS, PRES. AND GEN.-MGR., FRED T. KELLY, Secretary. A. P. Horton, Supt. of Mines. Reid and Tendenfoo#t Mine, Remington, 0., miner, Ruth mines. R. E. Lee Mine, Lorenzo Alexander, owner. Riblet, Byron Christian, CE. and Elec trical and Mining Engineer,. Reco av*. Richardson, George, barber shop. Richardson, James Seymour, prop. Waldorf Hotel. Robb, Ed., miner Ruth mine. Robertson, David James, furniture and undertaker. Ross, John, miner, Ruth mine. Roulette Mining and Milling Co., Ltd., N. D. Moore, pres.; M. W. Brnner, sec-treas.: Q ANDILANDS, E. MONTAGUE, MINING, REAL ESTATE,- INSURANCE. FINANCIAL AND COMMISSION AGENT. RECO AVE. Sandon Cartage Co., George McPherson. Sandon Saw Mill, Geo. Lovatt, prop., Sandon creek. Sandon Steam Laundry, —. Scott mgr. Sandon Townsite, Bluejay Mineral claim, E. M. Sandilands, agent. \ Sandon Townsite addition J. M. Harris, prop. Sandon Waterworks & Light Co., J. M. Harris, pres. and mgr.; F. Kelly, secy.-treas., Reco ave. Peter, Johnson, electrician. Schmidt, E. G., mining operator, bds. Hotel Rico. Seine River M. & Dev. Co., Ltd., head office, Toronto, Ewen Morrison, mgr., Selkirk Mining & Milling Co., Ld., Thos. Brown, pres.; W. W. Fallows, secy. Sewell, Frank C, City Clerk, Virginias block. Sharp, Thomas, machinist Slocan Star concentrator. Sharp, Wm. E., boarding house, Slocan Star mine. Sherratt, Wm., clerk -Bank of British Columbia. Silver City Lodge, No. 39. Silver-Lead Mines Association of B.C., H. B. Alexander, pres. Sims, Mrs. W. H., tailoress J. R. Cameron. Sinclair, Daniel Wycliffe, photographer. Skiffiugton. J., miner, Ruth mine. Skinner, Miss M. D., school teacher. Skinner. W. A., miner Ruth mine. Slocan Boy mine. Payne mountain. Slocan-Cariboo Mining & Development Co., Ltd., Alfred Ansley, Pres.; C. T. Lyon, Secretary, Toronto; EwenMorri-, son. manager. Slocan Hospital, of New Denver. Dr. P. H. Power, physician, Grimmett depot, also Slocan City. C Kearnev Hammond, manager. Slocan Queen Mining & Milling Go., (foreign); Brimsley, M. Walton, gen- mgr., Sandon. Slocan News Co., grocers, etc., and news. B'ock. Slocan Sovereign Mine, Slocan Exploration and Development Co., Ltd., B C. Riblet, resident manager. 488 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Sandon. Savona* Smith, Angus, sec'y-treasurer of Byron N. White Co.. Slocan Star ra-.in-', res. Milwaukee, Wis. Smith. Clarence James, accountant, Reco Mining & Milling Co., res. Gor!- enough. Smith, J. Hoyt, president; Byron N. . White Co., Slocan 'Star mine, res. Milwaukee, Wis, Smith, Mrs. M. A., prop. Goodenough hotel, Reco ave. Spencer, George M., cigars and station ery, Reco ave. Spencers Hall, George M. Spencer, prop.. Reco ave. Star Hotel, Hugh McGee, prop. Star Mining & Milling Co., J. M. Harris, pres.; F. T. Kelly, vice-pres.; R. T. Riley, director, and M. L. Grimmett. secy.-treas.. Reco ave. Starkey, J. H, miner Ruth mine. Stein Bros (Ernest & Carl), bakery. Stevens, George Arthur, printer Mming Review. QUDROW, WILLIAM, *""^ PROP. FILBERT HOTEL. RECO AVE. Sunshine Mining Co., Ltd., P. J. Hickey, gen. mgr., Rico ave. Tattrie, Henry, Sandon Dairy, Cody rd. Three Forks Townsite, Frank Barnard, Vancouver. Thurston, A., miner, Ruth mine. Thompson, Annie and Christina, of Nelson and Thompson. Thompson Bros. (Eri and John), Exchange Hotel. Thompson, Howard, ' Tigh, Thomas, foreman Ruth Mines. Todd, Wm. H., tinner, H. Byers & Co. Trueman, R. H. & Co., photographers; also Vancouver. Turner, Fred, miner Ruth mine. Turner, Geo., mgr. Great Western mine, Vallance, James, of H. Byers & Co. Vancouver House, Lowes & Harrington, props. Vaughan, J., miner Ruth mine. Waite, George, Waldorf Hotel, J. S. Richardson, prop. Walmsley, Charles, of McPherson & W. Walmsley (Wm.) & Bennett (Wm.), { Palace Hotel. Walton, Brimsley M., gen. mgr. Slocan Queen M. & M. Co., Ltd. Warner, W. W., mgr. Madison Group. Waterland (Walter) & Westerberg (Peter), Miners' Hotel. Webber, J., carpenter and painter. Weinar, Geo., miner Ruth mine. Welch, Mike, miner Ruth mine. Wheatley, Thornton, clerk White, Bruce, mgr. Byron N. White Co., Slocan Star Mine, res. Nelson, B.C. White. Byron N., vice-pres. Byron N. White Co., Slocan Star mine, res." Spokane, Wash. White, Oscar, supt. Byron N. White. Co., Slocan Star mine. Williamson, James, tobacconist. » WILSON, CHARLES MILO, " CHEMIST AND ASSAYER. AND MINING ENGINEER. Wonderful Group Milling and Mining Oo. (fgn.), E. M. Sandilands, agent. Wood, Frank A., sec'y-treas. and gen. - mgr. Last Chance Mining Co., Ltd., res. Cody road. Wood, Jas. Elliott, bookkeeper, H. Gijg gerich. Woods, James, bakery and grocery. Wright, A. W., local mgr. Ajax M. & SAVONA (Foremrly called Sayona's Ferry.) Including Deadman's Creek.- A station on the main line of the;! C.P.R., 225 miles east of Vancouver, at the west end of Lake Kamloops; has telegraph and express offices. , Copper and quick silver mines, said to be the only cinabar mines under the British flag. Savona' is a good I summer resort, there being excellent' fishing and boating in the summer - and game in abundance at all times of the year, both large and small. Favorable site for saw mill. Postmaster Geo. V. Ogle. Allen, Fransi, cattle . rancher. Armstrong, G. B., rancher. Avosti, Dominic, rancher. Beeton, Neil, rancher, Cherry Creek. Brusseau, Louis, rancher Dead Man's Creek. Cameron, James, C.P.R. section foreman CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Geo. V. Ogle. Cinnabar Mining Co., quicksilver mines. Head office, Vancouver. Colquhoun, A. J., mining eng. and assayer. Ferguson, Adam B., hotel. Fehr, Albert, rancher. Gotan, Peter, rancher. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Savona. Grant, Joseph, farmer Dead Man's Creek. Hardie, Alex., rancher. Hardie, Thomas, rancher. Harris, Lewis, rancher. Jane, John, general merchant and stipendary magistrate. Johnson, George, miner. Leighton, James B., rancher and manager B. C. Express at Ashcroft. Livingston, William, rancher. Lowe, C. E. I., miner. Macartney, Samuel, miner. Milliken, J. B., ferryman. Monckton, G. F., mining eng. and assayer. Ogle, George V., postmaster and agent C. P. R. Penny, Charles, farmer. Perreault, Frank, laborer. Perrault, Nelson, hunter's guide. PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH— Squires, Chas., miner. Taylor, James, rancher. Thomas, Abraham, farmer, Dead- Man Creek. Thomas, Ernest Frederik, farmer. Thompson, Wm., C.P.R. section foreman Tremblay, Hector, rancher. Williams, Richard, rancher, Dead Man's Creek. JWilson, John, rancher. Wilson, John, farmer, Copper Creek. Wilson, Thos., miner. Wilson, William, farmer. SAYWARD, (P. 0. Waneta.) A flag station on the Nelson & Fort Sheppard railway, 5 miles, from Trail on the Columbia river. 45 miles from Nelson, 4 miles1 from Waneta. (International Boundary.) stage to Trail. Canadian-English G. M. Co., Juliet min<>. T. R. Morrow, agent, Rossland. Columbia & Ontario G. M. Co., Ltd., Pug Mine (Golden Lion claim), Jomi- j thon White, President, J. B. Miller, I Manager. tel Sayward and general store. West Kootenay Land Co., Ltd., townafte owners, . pAYWARD, (See Also Alberni.) A post in the Alberni Valley, Nanaimo district. m BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Bauer & Frache, props. Davis, Martin, miner. Davis, George, miner. Gillespie, Ralph, Pug Mine". Shuttlew»rth, J., miner. SECHELT. (see also Welcome Pass. A steamboat landing on the Howe Sound route. Vancouver distant 30 miles. Has Roman Catholic mission on Indian reserve adjoining. Considerable fish and game is shipped to the Vancouver market. Postmaster, Herbert Whit aker. Abercrombie, Samuel, logger. Asker. J..H., logger. Barney, T., logger. Barry, T. P., logger. Cameron, D. D., logger. Cook, John, farmer. Ericksen, F., logger. Fisher, Jos., logger. Gerkin Fred, logger. Glasford, Ben., logger. Harvey, Thos.. farmer. Herbert Whitaker, manager. Jones, W., logger. Le Vesque, Pete, farmer. Luno, L. O., logger. McEwen, L. O., carpenter. -McLeod, W. R.. logger. Mundie, Alex., logger. Murchison. K„ logger. Murphy, Mich., logger. Roherts. C, farmer. SECHELT TRADING COMPANY HERBERT WHITAKER, Mgr. GENERAL MERCHANTS, ALSO PENDER HARBOUR. SELKIRK, (Now called Thompson's Landing.) A mining camp at the head of Arrow Lake, 10 miles from Arrowhead; has a postoffice. Postmaster—J. W. Thompson. SERPENTINE, A settlement in New Westminster district. Surrey municipality. Post offices Clayton and Tinehead. SETON, On the Fraser river, 7 miles west of Lillooet. SEVENTY MILE HOUSE, Post Office, Clinton. A post on the Cariboo road 55 miles from Ashcroft, 23 miles from Clinton. Boyd, William, general store, hotel and rancher. Cuuningham, John, farmer. Currie, John, farmer. Jamieson, Robert, farmer and stockraiser on Bonaparte. On Seymour Arm of Shuswap Lake* distant from Sicamous 30 miles. SEYMOUR NARROWS, In Comox district, 78 miles. North of Nanaimo, and 100 miles from Vancouver. Victoria Lumber & Manfg Co., Ld., logging camp. McKay, —., foreman logger. SHAWNIGAN, (See Alsj Cobble Hill.) A settlement in the Cowichan 'district. Cobble Hill, the centre of the settlement, is situated on the E. & N. railway, 31 miles from Victoria. Farming is the principal industry. There is a large lime kilm and quarry here. The place has great attractions for sportsmen. SHAWNIGAN LAKE, (See also Cobble Hill). On the E. & N. railway, Cowichan district. Telegraph office, Cobble Hill, distant 3 miles, connected hy telephone. Has postoffice. Victoria distant 28 miles, steamer landing at | Cowichan Bay, distant 8 miles. The lake is 7 miles long by 1 mile wide, | and abounds with speckled trout. In I the woods surrounding, deer, bear, [ blue and willow grouse are plenti-j ful. The Shawnigan Lake .sawmill, an important industry. Postmaster, George Koenig.. Barker, J., logger. Barron, Julius, butcher. Barry, David, planer man. Bowkett, James, farmer and logger. I Burnham, E., farmer. Cameron, A., logger. Cappley, G., artist. Cappley, J., farmer. Cameron, Malcolm, farmer. Cheal, W., farmer. Clark, Tom, tallyman. Copley, Franklyn Albert, farmer. ' Copley, Henry Judson, farmer. Coppley, W., logger. Cousins, R., farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Shawnigan Lake. Shopland. Cox, W., logger. Elford, Theophilus, mgr. b.L.L. Oo. Fear, Albert, mill hand. Frayne, G., sr., mill-hand. Frayne, G., jr., mill-hand. Freeman, James, farmer., ,|£a. Freeman, J., farmer. Freeman, 1\, miner. Furlong, A. M., farmer. Furlong, W., farmer. Graham,. A., logger. Hagan, S., logger. Hagan, W., logger. Harris, E., farmer, j Hawkins, H., logger. Hindle, J., logger. King, Wm., logger. Koenig, Geo., hotel and store keeper. MeClung, H., farmer. McClung, W., logger. MeGIurd, James, logger. McClurd, Wm., logger. McClury, Henry, gardner. Mclntyre, Miss, school teacher. McKean, Charles, logger. McKean, Charles Eli, farmer. McKeean, G., farmer. Martino, J., logger. Nicholles, M., mill-hand. Phipps, M., land-cleaner. Bayers, H., painter. Raymond, John & Sons, lime burners. Raymond, John, Jr., farmer. .Rivers, Wm., painter. Robertson, Henry, blacksmith. Savage, A., carpenter. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co., Theophilus, Elford, mgr. Shields, Wm., farmer. Sinclair, Alex., logger. Sinqlair, J., logger. St. Lewis, E., farmer. Taggart, J., farmer. Vangle, E., farmer. Verdier, Frank, lumberman. Verdier, J., logger. Verdier, L., logger. Vicholles, Mosesi, watchman. Week, G., farmer. Welsh, John, sec. foreman. Welsh, Mead, setter. SHEEP CREEK, A station on the Red Mountain railway—at international boundary 7 miles south of Rossland. Miller, J., sawmill. Paterson, Arehibair Neil, sub-collector H M. Customs. Velvet Mine. Victoria-Triumph Mine. SHIELDS, A steamboat landing on Lower Arrow Lake, 12 miles from Robson and 114 miles from Arrowhead. SHIRLEY, (See also Otter Point). A country postoffice; telegraph, Otter Point distant 6 miles; Victoria, 30 miles situated at Sherihgham Point, Esquimalt district. Postmaster, E. Clarke. Campbell, Alex., farmer. Campbell, Hugh, sen., farmer. Campbell, Hugh, jun., farmer. Clark, Edwin, postmaster and farmer. Clark, Percival Edward, farmer, Coal Creek. Hilborn, Willam Lott, farmer, Kirby' H. J., farmer. McLeod, Harold. McQueen, George. Roff, Thomas, farmer. Van Allen, John, farmer. SHOAL BAY, See Thurlow Post Office. A mining camp on Cordaro channel, Thurlow Island, Comox district. Mofeman (Gustavus)- & Smith (J.), general store. Bjorth, Nels Christen, general store. SHOPLAND, (See also Maple Bay.) A postoffice on Vancouver Island. Mails from Somenos dis. 4 miles Telegraph Duncan, dis. 4 miles. Postmaster—W. A. Woods. Anderson, J. B., farmer. Bazzet, William, farmer. Blake, Miss M. J., school teacher. Bottrell —, farmer. Drummond, Alexander Shaw, farmer. Edgson, John William, farmer. Edgson, Milton, farmer. Edgson, Milton Spencer, farmer. Flett, Mrs. John, widow. Flett, John William, J.P., farmer. Flett, Peter, farmer. Mav, Nicholas, farmer. Richards, Joseph, farmer. 492 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Shopland. Shuswap. Richards, William, farmer. Stoney, Rev. Ackroyd, Methodist. Symonds, Richard Dunn, farmer. Wicks Robert, farmer. Woods, Willoughby Alex., farmer and postmaster. SHORTREED, (See also Aldergrove.) A post office on sec. 24, Tp. 10, Langley Municipality. Delta riding of Westminister District. Railway station Abbottsford, dis. 9% miles, New ■ stminister, 22 miles. Aldergrove P. O., dis. 1 mile, Otter P.O. dis. 2 miles. Postmaster. R. J. Shortreed. Bertrand, Charles, farmer. Blair, Thomas, farmer and plasterer. Calbick, George, farmer. Calbick, James, farmer. Calbick, John A., jun., farmer, S.W. 1-4 sec. 24 tp. 10. Clark, Mrs. Eva, farmer. Clark, W. F., farmer. Collins, Henry, farmer. Creighton, John, farmer and stonemason. Duff, James, farmer. Eckert, A. E., farmer. Hounsome, James, farmer. Haines, Basil, farmer. Haines, James Edward, farmer. Haines, John, farmer. Haines, William Henry, farmer. Hoff, Silas V., farmer, NE %, sec. 1, Tp. 11. Hoff, William S., farmer, NW %, sec. 30, Tp. 13. Howes, John, farmer. Hownsome, James, farmer.. McEwen, Mrs. Mary, farmer. McEwen, Robertson, farmer. Mclntyre, Malcolm, farmer, NW %, sec. 10, Tp. 11. McVey, David, farmer. Moore, Benjamin T., farmer. Morrison, Joseph, farmer. Miller, Thomas, farmer. Miller, Mrs. Ann, widow. Ogilvie, Ernest, Ogilvie, William Prescott, Olson, Ivan, farmer. Olson, Swan, farmer. Perry, Mrs. Jane, widow, farmer. Peterson, Chris., farmer. Richardson, Alexander McG., farmer. Richardson, David, farmer SE %, sec, 13, Tp. 11. Shortreed, Duncan, farmer and carpenter, sec. 31, Tp. 13. Shortreed, Finlay, farmer, sec. 19, Tp 13. Shortreed, James, farmer, sec. 17, Tp. 13. Shortreed, John, farmer, sec. 18, Tp. 13. Shortreed, John, merchant and farmer. SHORTREED, R. J., POSTMASTER. and agent Telephone Co. Shortreed, Robert, sr., farmer, sec. 17, Tp. 13. Shortreed, Robert, jr., farmer, sec. 26, Tp. 10. Shortreed, Thomas, farmer, sec. 9, Tp. 13. Simpson, Robert J., farmer. Stevens, Joel, farmer. Strangeland, Matthias J., farmer. Swanson, J. P., farmer. Swanson. William, farmer. Turner, George D., teacher. Vanetta, John, farmer. Vanetta, Alexander M., farmer, sec. 30, Tp. 13. Vanetta, William Henry, customs officer, and farmer, sec. 30, Tp. 10. Walker, James L., farmer, sec 13, Tp. 10. Warner, Gustavus, farmer. Watson, Joseph, farmer. White, —., farmer. Wilson, Jacobson L., farmer. SHUSWAP, (See also Chase Creek and Monte Creek.) A station on the main line of the C. P. R., in Yale district, 284 miles east of Vancouver and 33 miles east of Kamloops; has telegraph office and steamboat landing. Mail daily. Its principal industries are farming amd stock raising. Postmaster, Mrs. L. Hoffman. Beattie, Florence, school teacher. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. A. McConnell, agent. Chase, George, farmer and rancher. I Chase, Geo. Grant, farmer. Chase, Marcus, farmer and rancher. Chase, W. & Co. (James Ross), general merchants. Cohern, George A., farmer and ranche, Coburn, Fred C, farmer. Coburn, Geo. Albert, farmer. DanielSj. Robert Edward, farmer. Fox, W. F., faremr and rancher. Graham, Thos. W., farmer and rancher. Hadlow, Charles, farmer. Haldane, John, farm hand. Heal', Ben, farmer. Hill, Thos., farmer and rancher. Hoffman, Geo. Henry, section foreman. Laveau. Jean. McBryan, Alex, farmer. IKh GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 493 Shuswap. Sidley. McBryan, Alex., Jr., farm hand. McBryan, Philip, farmer. McPherson, Donald G., farmer. Martin, Harry, farmer. Mikkelson, John, section foreman. Fcmberton, Arthur Gore, sheriff county of Kamloops. Robinson, Robt. E., farm-hand. Ross, Douglas, Ross, James, of W. Chase & Co. Shaw, Edward, farm hand. Shaw, J. Pearson, rancher. Shaw, James P., farmer and rancher. Smith, Robert, farmer. Sullivan, Michael, land proprietor. Todd, James, farmer. Todd, Robert, packer. Van Driesehe Rennie, farmer. VanDriessche, Rennie, farmer. Ah Louie, (Chinese), farmer and rancher. SICAMOUS, (See also Eagle River.) A station on the main Une of the C. P. R., the junction with the Shuswap & Okanagan branch of the C. P. R., 335 miles east of Vancouver, in Yaie district. Has telegraph and express offices. Mails daily. The river is navigable for 30 miles from this point for steamers of 100 tan- capacity. Postmaster, Mrs. M. J. Finlayson. Armstrong, James H., operator C.P.R. Burnham, J. Bageman, C.P.R. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Thomas, John Commiskey, agent. Finlayson, Mary Jane, general store, and post-master. Finlayson, William, railway mail clerk. Hantala, John, section foreman. Inch, George, miner. Jansan, John, section man. Kangas, Mike, section man. Lake View Hotel, Alex. Gourley, prop. Lundm, Carl, line repairer. MacCarger, William H., rancher. Mack, John, section man. Morrow, Frederick, conductor C.P.R. Pannla, Jacob, section foreman Skojeski, Michael, C.P.R. news agent, foulhvan, Michael, pumpman. Vanhorne, Bert, brakeman Van Horn, Bert, C.P.R. brakeman. Watmore, Robert, roadmaster C.P.R. Watson, Wm., farmer. SIDLEY, (See also Osoyoos.) A ranching and mining camp on the International boundary line, 9 miles east of Osoyoos, Penticton, dis. 40 miles. Rock Creek 20 miles. Camp McKinney, dis. 12 miles. Reached by C.P.R. to Penticton or Midway, thence by stage. Postmaster, R. G. Sidley. Akers, Wm., rancher. Alingivest, William, farmer. Almquist, William, farmer. Argersinger, De Wit, farmer. Barton, John, school teacher. Bozarth, John, rancher. Brown, Harry, farmer. Brown, William, farmer. Buddy, —., farmer. Case, Charles, blacksmith. Christianson, Andrew, farmer, Covington, John, miner. Cudworth, E. M., rancher. Cudworth, Joseph, rancher. Culling, Thomas, rancher. Dalander, John, wagon-maker. Dufour, John, miner. Edwards, Francis P., rancher. Edwards, H., rancher. Gillespie, G. W., rancher. Goodyear, James, Eorse raiser. Hart, David, farmer. Hollinger, Edward, farmer. Johnson, Joseph, farmer. Johnson, Stephen, farmer. Kelsey, Charles J., farmer. Kelsey, D. S., rancher. Kelsey, Frank, freighter. King, Louis, farmer. Kirby, Martin, rancher. Lawless, William, jr., farmer. Lawless, William, sr., farmer. Letts, Albert, school teacher. McBride. David, rancher. McMysen, Edward, miner. McMysen, G., laborer. Madge, Albert, farmer. O'Neil, George, rancher. Bhinehardt, Charles, butcher. Schon, Frederick, rancher. Sidley, Richard G., farmer and postmaster. Stephens. Richard, rancher. Stiles, Edward, rancher. Tedrow, George, rancher. Tedrow, Lucian, dairy farmer. Tippie, William, farmer. Vinson, Henry, miner. Wilder, James, rancher. Wisted, James, farmer. Wisted, Thomas, rancher. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Sidney. SilVerdsle. SIDNEY, (See -also North Saanich.) The terminus of the Victoria 'Sc Sidney Ry.. dis. from Victoria 17 mile- Telephone communication. Mails daily. Has Anglican and Methodist churches and public school. There is a large saw mill here and fine coal lands in the vicinity. It is becoming popular as a summer resort. Postmaster, L. Dickinson. Anderson, Alexander Anderson, Mathew, fisherman. Armstrong, William Robert, farmer. Bargquist, Andrew, blacksmith. Bell, John E., farmer. Biggs, Frederick, farmer. Bradley-Dyne, George, farmer. Breed, R., Henry, farmer. vegetable canner and hop raiser and J.P. Brethone, George, miner. Brethour, Henry, land owner. Brethour, Julius, pres. V. & S. Ry.; pres Building & Loan Association. Brethour, John, land owner. Brethour, J. Wesley, land owner. Brethour, Sam, land owner. Cadman, Solomon, farmer and miner. Carpenter, Mathew, carpenter and builder. Casswell, William Martin, farmer. Claydon, Capt. Wm., contractor. Copeland, W. N., land owner. Critehley, James, mgr. and assist, postmaster. :fej£ DICKINSON, LIONEIi, POSTMASTER AND GENERAL STORE. Ego, Angus M., Fairclough, Samuel, farmer. Fryer, —., farmer. Hamilton, Sydney, farmer. Harrison, John Thomas, farmer. Henderson, Frank, laborer. Herber, Louis, farmer. Hewitt, Louise. Hewitt, Mark, carpenter. Hooton, Henry, laborer. Imrie, Peter, farmer. Imrie, William John, farmer. Johnson.Oapt. George H., yacht house. Kelly, Benjamin, farmer, Portland Island. Knowles, R, E.. dairyman. Knowles, Thomas, farmer. Lidgate, Duncan, farmer. McClure, Robert, builder and contractor. McDiarmid, Peter A., school teacher. Mcllmoyl, Charles W-., farmer. Mcllmoyl, James Henry, farmer. Mcllmoyl, James T., grand recorder A. O.U.W. Mcllmoyl, Walter, farmer. Moore, Hugh, shoemaker. Munro, William (James Island), farmer, Norton, John Joseph, farmer, Portland ' Island. Norris, Frank Greaves, hotel. Otto, John, laborer. Pollard, Mrs. Pullen, Henry F., school teacher. Pye; Edward, farmer. Raby, Henry William, farmer. Reay, Charles Henry, farmer. Reid. J. S.. land owner. Robbins, Harry Edward, farmer. Roberts, Sam. land owner. Roberts, William, farmer. Sandover, Stephen, farmer. Scovill, James (James Island), farmer. Segalerba, Manuel, farmer. Simpson, Albert, farmer. Simpson, W. Slater, Mrs. Harriet. Smith, Thomas J., farmer. Thomas, Morris, farmer. Trench, Wm. M. Le Poer, farmer. White, James J., station agent and customs officer. Winslow, Rev. Joseph W., Methodist minister. Young, William W., farmer. Ab, Sam, —., wash-house. SIFTON, situated on the south end of Moyie Lake, between C^fetoreok and Moyte| City, East Kootenay district. Swansea dis. one mile. SILICA, A mining camp on Red Mountain Railway, 7 miles south of Rossland. British Columbia Bullion Extracting Co., Ltd., Lionel H. Webher, manager. SILVERDALE, A postoffice on the Fraiser river, dis. 3 miles vx-est of Mission City, in Mission Municipality. Postmaster, James Skinner. Aish, Thomas, Maple Grote Farm. j Barton, Pipman, farmer. | Chester, Thomas, farmer. Colona, Charles, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 405 Silverdale. Silverton. Oodott, T., farmer. Cox, M., farmer. Crag, N., farmer. Donatelli, Guisppe, farmer. . Donatelli, James, farmer. Ferrington, Stanley, farmer. Graff, M., farmer. Law. Robert, general store. McConnell, John, farmer. McCusker. Andrew, farmer. McCormick, William, farmer McDonald, John, farmer Madison, Stephen. Manzer, Amos Cora, farmer. Marsh, J., farmer. Maufier, Amos Cora, farmer. Moorhouse, Edward. Parker, Ebenezer Thomas, farhfi'r. Paton, Frank, farmer. Paton, James, farmer. Patterson, J., farmer. Pinto, Donald, farmer. Preston, Charles Henry, farmer. Preston, Richard, farmer. SILVER CREEK, (See Mission City and SUvenkvle SILVERTON, A mining camp on Slocan Lake the mouth of Four Mile Creek, fatot miles below New Denver and nifie miles from Rosefnery, on Nakusp & Slocan Railway, from which pom' there is daily steamer via New Denver. There are a number of producing mines immediately back of the town and many promising properties on which a large number of miners are employed. The townsite was put on the market in the summer of 1897, and sine, that time the town has advanced rap -idly, and now has a weekly newspaper. Has post office, telegraph and express offices. Nearest chartered hank at New Denver. Telephone connection with New Denver and Sandon. Postmaster, James A. McKinnon. Abercromhie, Chas. H., mine owner. Affiance Prospecting Syndicate, D. Bell Irving, mgr., Vancouver; Bruno Thomas, mining supt., and H. Bell. Irving & Co., agents. Alpha Mine, Noah F. McNaught, managing owner. Barber, W. J., foreman, Vancouver Mines. Benedun, James Madison Munroe, assayer. Bill, Conrad Bouch, Wm., barbr"*. Bowes, James, prop "Victoria Hotel. Brandon (Daniel) & Barrett (John Edward), Selkirk Hotel. Brandon, Joseph, mining operator. Bremner, David, Brewer, Wm, porter Thorhirrn Hotel. Buffalo Mining Co., of Slocan. Head office, Vancouver. Burns, P. & Co., butchers. George Jackson, manager. Byron. Frank L., mining operator. Calbick, Herbert, boarding house, Galena Mines. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Wm. S. Chirk, agent. Clair Bros. (Thomas and Martin), Thistle Hotel. Clark, Wm. Samuel, agent C. P. R. and telegraph. Clarke, George, expert. Comstock Mines (British Columbia),. Ld., Broune, Thomas, manager and mining engineer. B. Bell-Irving & Co., attorney and mgrs., Vancouver. Copp, Charles, Prov. Constable. CROSS A COMPANY, ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAI. AGENTS AND MINING BROKERS. Cross, Charles Trevor, of Cross & Co. Culver, Frank, prop. Laura Doon Group, bds. Thorburn House. Daigle, Sanford, blacksjpith. Dawson, Geo. H., mgr. Edinbugh and Essex Group. Edinburgh and Essex Group, Geo. H. Dawson, mgr. Es.wily Edith Mine, Chas. E. Hope, Owner, Vancouver; Ernest Rammel- meyer, supt. Sss-ex Mine, Geo. H. Dawson, prop. Ltd., res. Vancouver, B.C. England, A. R., pres. L. H. Mining Co., .rid Los Vegos M. Co. Fishier Maiden Cons. M. & S. Co.. Ltd., '(knvign), Frank Watson, President and C i£aral Manager, Pra?ei-. Evan Bailey, mgr. Vancouver aid B.C. Gen. Exploration Co., Ltd. Galena Mines. Ltd., (fgn.), Evan Frank Lhyd accountant and attorney for the liquidator. 11 496 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLD". SILVERTON. pAMBLE A O'REILLY KA CIVIL ENGINEERS, PROVINC/IAL LAND SURVEYORS, ALSO NELSON. Gillett, Ralph, prospector, bds Thorburn Hotel. Godbolt, Judson, asst. cook Thorburn Hotel. Gordon, John Gilbert, notary and broker. Grady, Michael, owners Grady Group. Hart, Wm. R., Horton, Wm. Simpson, Humboldt Mine, W. H. HeMyar, manager (Brandon, Man.). Hunter, Wm., of Wm. Hunter & Co., CNTER (The) WILLIAM CO., LTD. (Wm. Hunter, Thomas Henry Wilson and John T. Kelley.) H GENERAL MERCHANTS, ALSO THEE FORKS AND ALAMO CONCENTRATOR. Kelly, John T., of Wm. Hunter & Co., res. Three Forks. Kerfoot, (W. D.) & White, freighters and ore contractors, Thorburn Hotel. Kirkpatrick, Jacob, clerk Wm. Hunter & Co. Kneebone, Benj., contractor. Knowles, Lawrence M., Lake View Hot'l Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., William Hunter & Co., agents. Lade, James, contractor. Lane, J. C, livery and freighter, also Sandon. L. H. Mining Co. (fgn.), John Tinling, sec'y-treas., A. R. Fingland, pres. and mgr. Libsher, Frederick, tailor. Lloyd, Evan Frank, of Cross & Co. Los Vegas Mining Co. (fgn.), Joh Tingley, sec'y-treas and mgr., A. I Fingland, pres. McCrimmon, Roderick, contractor. McDonald, Angus P., packer and li Ltd., res. Vancouver, B.C. McDonald, Archibald V., clerk. McFarlind, J. S., miner, bds. Vis? -ia Hotel. Mcintosh, James I., news stand, and tobacconist. McKinnon, J. A. & Co., general Merchants. McKinnon, James Artemus, postmaster, of J. A. McK. & Co. Jessie, asst. postmaster McLean, Arjgus, mining operator, b< Thorburn Hotel. McNaught,' Noah F., mgr. Alpha mine. McNichol Charles, bartender Thorburn House. Matheson, Henry J., editor Silvertonian. Matheson, Roderick O., druggist and stationer and publisher, Silvertonian. Mitchell, Thos. L., mill builder., bds. Thofhiirn House, also Sandon. Morrison Kenneth Mount Jftable Mining Co., Brindle Group Mulvey./ Thomas, bath-house and laundry. Noondf r Mine, J. W. M. Benedum & Stewart Bros, lessees. O'Reilly; Francis J., P. L. S., C. E, of Gamble & O'Reilly. Patterson, Edward A., gen. mgr. and- min ng engineer Wakefield Mines, Ltd. PopH.'.m, John, foreman miner of FisqM ' Maiden Co. Rarqmelmeyer, Ernest, supt. Emily Edith M/rae. Refy-e, Alfred, clerk Wm. Hunter & Co., Ltd. Rf-'id, A. S., mine owner. Reid & Tenderfoot, Vancouver and B.O. General Expl. Co., Evan B. Fraser, manager. Roberts, John R., mine owner. Robinson, W. H., mine owner. /Scott, W. H„ blacksmith. 1Silverton News Co.,-newsstand and tobacconist, J. I. Mcintosh, prop. , jSilverton Townsite, M. R. W. Rath- borne, H. B. and Lorenzo Alexander, | props; Cross & Co. agents. Silvertonian (weekly), Roderick 0. Matheson, pub., Henry J. Matheson editor. : Smith, John, mine owner. ' Stewart Bros. (Hugh and B.), part lessees Noonday Mine. Stewart, Edward, prop. Conder Group, bds. Thorburn House. Stewart, Edward, mine owner. Sutherland, Robert, carpenter. Thomas, Bruno, supt. Comstock MinfH Ltd., res. Vancouver, B.C. THORBURN HOUSE, ■ GRANT THORBURN, PROP. Thorburn, Ross, dry goods. Tinling, John, sec'y-treas. and mgr,j3B H. M. Co., Ltd., and Los Vegas Mining Co., Ltd. Vancouver & British Columbia Geheffl Exploration Co. (fgn.), Reid and Tenderfoot Mines, E. B. Fraser, mgr. Vancouver Group Mining Co., Ltd., Lg9f lie Hill mgr. dir., Vancouver; W. H Barker, foreman Cross & Co., accoulH ants. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Silverton. Van Poblin, Wm., painter. Victoria Hotel, James Bowes, prop. Wakefield Mines, Ltd., H. A. Barton, reg. atty. and local director, Nelson; Edward A. Paterson, general mgr.; Cross Sc Co., accountants. Webb, Alfred A., free miner, of Fisher Maiden Co. Webb, A. A., mine owner. Wheeler, Gus, barber shop. Wheeler, H. C, barber. White, Edgar Liman, cook, Thorburn House. Wilds, Albert, prospector, bds. Thorburn Hotel. Wilds, Alfred, bartender Thorburn Hse. Willow Gold M. Co., Ltd., (foreign) D W .Higgins, pres.; Frank Watson, general manager: Chas. E. Carpenter, secy-treas., Rossland. Wilson, T. Henry, of /,. Hunter & Co. SIMILKAMEEN, A settlement in the southern part of Yale district by river of same name. Keremeos P.O., of Eastern portion and Granite Creek and Princeton, Copper Mountain and Twenty-Mile Creek, of Western part. SINCLAIR. Formerly called Gordon Ranch.) A post settlement at foot of Lake Windermere, East Kootenay, 75 miles south of Golden, 2% miles from Gordon Landing. Mails semi- weekly via Windermere. Postmaster, John McKay. Elk (The) Park Ranch Co., "Rordon Ranch." Forster, Harold E., farmer. Gordon, Hugh Grant, rancher. MacKay, Colin Campbell, rancher. McKay, Chalmers C, rancher. McKay, James L., rancher. McKay, John, rancher. Martin, Donald, rancher. Mormari, David, farmer. Northway. Richard J., farmer. Page & Co., ranchers. Richardson, Harry, trapper, etc. SIRDAR. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 3 miles from Kootenay Landing. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, Philip E. Carman, agent- Campbell, Frank, Sidar House. Skojeski, Andrew, general store. SIX MILE CREEK, A flag station on the main line of the C. P. R., East Kootenay district, 441 miles east of Vancouver, 18 miles west of Donald, 5 miles west of Beaver Mouth, which is the nearest telegraph office. SIXTY-MILE RIVER. A trading post on the Yukon River at mouth of Sixty-Mile River. Harper & Leduc, general store. SKAGIT VALLEY, A settlement in the southern portion of West Yale, district; reached by trail from Hope, dis. 50 miles. Gordon, George, farmer. SKANDIA SETTLEMENT. (See Quatsino.) SKEENA, - (See Port Essinigton.) SKIDEGATE, On southern end of Graham Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, 100 miles south of Massett. Vancouver dis. 600 mile. Mails semi-monthly. Postmaster, Robert Tennant. Skidegate Oil Co., Robt. Tennant, mgr. also general store. SLIAMAN, A logging camp on the east side of Malispana Straits, opposite the Northern end of Texada Island, 75 miles from Vancouver. Moodyville Lands and Saw mill logging camp. Cook, Harry, foreman logger. SLOCAN CITY, (See Also Brandon.) A mining town at south end of Slocr-- Lake dis. from New Denver 18 miles; and Rosebery 20 miles, from 33A im 498 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA SLOCAN CITY. which point there is a daily steamer 1 connection with the trains of the Nakusp & Slocan railway. The Slocan Valley Railway, 32 miles to Slocan Crossing, 42 miles to Nelson; gives a daily service. The town is located at the mouth of Springer Creek and at the head of the Slocan river, There are promising mining properties up Springer and Lemon creeks, for which Slocan City is the distributing point. A splendid water ppwer of the falls of Springer Creek, which are quite near the town. Has postoffice, telegraph and: express offices, Population, 400. Postmaster, R. A. Bradshaw. Adcock, Wm. J .hoemaker, Anderson, J. A., manager J. L. White. Andrews, Wm. James, of W. T. Shatford & Co. Arlington Cons. Mining & Smelting Co., head office Spokane; pres. Robert Cooper; sec-treas, Conrad E. Fielding; gen. mgr. Frank Watson; foreman, Charles A. Haller. Arnot, David, mgr., for Shook & Arnot. « RLINGTON HOTEL, ** GETHING A HENDERSON, PROPS. OPPOSITE C.P.R. WHARP AND DEPOT. BANK OP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Robert Bradshaw, agent. Bennett & Co., millinery. • Bentley, Richard Irvine, physician and surgeon, Bradshaw. Robert, postmaster. Brett, C. F., barger shop. Britannia Mining Co., Fletcher S. Andrews, sec-treas. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Thos. Henderson, agent. Christie, Harold P., mining recorder. Clements, Samuel B., prospector. Curtis, Herbert David, mining broker insurance and general agent DesBrisay, Alexander, of E. Parris Sc Co. Dewar, James D., clerk Shatford. , Felt, Elmer J., mining broker, etc. Foley, John A., mining broker. and flour and feed. f-%ETHING & HENDERSON, HP (Cornelius Githing and Robert Geo. Henderson.) PROPS. ARLINGTON HOTEL, Gething, Cornelius, of Gething & Hen- Henderson. Guest, Howard, line repairer C.P.R. Hamlin & Levalle, hotel, Arthur ave. Harrison, Leigh Richmond, barrister, etc. Henderson, Robert George, of Gething & Henderson. Mp Henderson, Thomas, agent C. P. R. and Dominion express. Hicks Hotel, Henry A. Hicks, prop. Hotel Royal, Thomas Lake, prop. Hotel Victoria, Sloan Bros, props. Howarth, J. H., jeweller. International Hotel, Main street. Alfred Peters, props. Lake, Thomas, prop. Hotel Royal. Lee, Williim Edward, bartender Linton, Jas., cf Linton Bros., res. Calgary. McCallum, John Gillies, emp. McCallum & Co. McCallum (Mary) & Co., hardware. McCammon, Robert, freight checker, C.P.R. McDonald, A. S., purser str. Slocan. RII cGREGOR A CO., William Dawson McGregor and Jno. Miller McGregor. MINING AND COMMISSION AGE-fT'SK McGregor. John Miller. C.E. and mining engineer, of McGregor & Co. McMillan, Oscar, packer. Madden, John, Two Friends Hoteh Mining Recorder. Harold P. Christie. I Moss, Charles, C.E., C.P.R. Moss Miss Bessie, nurse. Moss, Miss Laura, school teacher. Mulvey (Thos.) & Clements (Samuel B.) West Slocan Townsite. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -' : Rev. M. D. McKee. Parris. Mary Emily, wid. Edward, of Parris & Co. PARRIS, E. A CO., (Mary E. Parris, Alex. Des Brisay and Thomas McNish.) General merchants, also Enterpg|| Payne, Joseph, Slocan Hotel. Post Office. Robert Bradshaw, P.M. Robertson, Hiram Joseph, stoves and tinware. Seaman, Wm, Martin, master str. "Slocan." .. jH \ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, Slocan City. Shatford, W. T. & Co. (Walter T. Shot ford & Wm. James Andrews), general merchants, Main st. (Also Vernon, Fairview and Camp McKinney.) Shatford, Walter T., of W. T. Shatford Sc Co., res Vernon, B.C. Shook (James Comad) & Arnot (Peter). Brs general merchants. saw mill at mouth of Lemon creek. Shoupe, Elisa M., clothing, boots and shoes, also Kuskonook. - Sloan Bros., (David & Thomas), Hotel Victoria, also Three Forks. Slocan City Mining Co., Ltd., Fl-teller S. Andrews, agent. Slocan City Townsite, Frank Fletcher, j. trustee, Slocan Gold and Silver M. Co., Fletcher S. Andrews, secy-treas.; Slocan Hotel, Joseph Payne. "Slocan," steamer,' C. R. Ry. Co., Wm. Seaman, captain; R. R. Crossby, chief engineer; A. S. McDonald, purser. Slocan Syndicate, Ltd., head office. Chicago, McGregor & Co., agents. Slocan Transfer Co., Winslow E. »vor- den, mgr. Smith, A. C, confectionery and tobacconist. Stevenson, Fred, line repairer C.P.R. Teeter Bros. (Albert and Rasmus), Wilson hotel and restaurant. Tripp, Stephen, contractor, Delaney ave. next River. Two Friends hotel.- John Madden, prop, Two Friends Mine, Aleck York and Al. Teeter, mgrs. and owners. Victoria Hotel, Sloan Bros, props. Viking Gold Mining Co., Ltd., head offic<% Robert George Henderson, pres. Watson, Frank, general manager Arlington Cons. M. & S. Co., Ltd., res K >.?- land. White, John Lillie, druggist J. A. Anderson, manager. Wilson Hotel, Teeter Bros. 1 Wood, Robert C, bartender Victoria Hotel. Woodcock, T. D., & Co., harware, stoves and tinware. Woodcock, Thomas Dixon, of T. D. BWWoodcock & Co. Worden, Winslow JE., drayman. York, A. & Co., Tneat market (Archd. York and John Wesley Clark). SLOCAN JUNCTION, A station on the Columbia & Kootenay Ry., 13 mi.es from Nelson a nd %& © WOODWARD ¥f4§ DEPARTMENTAL STOR 55_s_ Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C 15 miles from Robson; the junctioa of Slocan River railway extension of Columbia & Kootenay Ry. to Slocan City, dis. 32 miles. Pleasure resort, trout fishing best in America. Also very popular as as summer camping ground. Population, 1899, about 100. Postmaster—Martin Anderson. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. John G. Clark, agent. Anderson, Martin, general merchant. Clark, John Godfrey, agent C.P.R. Lambert, William Herbert, hotelkeeper. Stables, William, miner. SLOCAN LAKE, A station on Nakusp & Slocan branch of C. P. R., 23 miles from Nakusp. SLOUGH CHEEK, (See also Stanley.) On the Cariboo road, dis. from Barkerville, 10 miles, 5 miles from Stanley. Population about 40. Hock, Kee, miner and storekeeper. Kong Yiing Kee, miner and storekeeper, Stanley. Medlicott, Sam., miner, Burns Creek. Slough Creek Mining Co., Ltd., John Hopp, manager, W. F. Sargent secretary, Tacoma. SLUGGET, (See also Hagen.) A rural post office 11 miles from HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Slugget. Somenos. Victoria City on West Saanich road. Keating railway station dis. 1^ miles. Saanichton 3 miles. Has Roman Catholic, Anglican, Baptist and Methodist churches and West Saanich public school. Postmaster, John Sluggett. Brooks, Henry L., farmer and school trustee. Brooks, James Henry, farmer. Butler, W., farmer and wood merchant. Culter, Samuel, farmer. Culter, Samuel William, farmer. Firney, Peter C, line kiln. ' Graham, Albert, farmer. Graham, Robert, farmer. Graham, Thomas, farmer. Graham, Wlliam, farmer. Pitzer, Wm A., farmer. Pitzer, ~W. S., farmer. Sidwell, Sam J., farmer. Sidwell, Luke, farmer. Sluggett, Frederick, James, farmer. Sluggett, George Henry Taylor. Sluggett, John, farmer. postmaster. Sluggett, John Watts, farmer. SLUGGETT, JOHN WATTS, FARMER AND SCHOOL TRUSTEE. Sluggett, Robert William, farmer. Verdier, Esteance, farmer. Verdier, Francis, farmer. Verdier, Stephen, teamster. Willis, T., farmer. SMITH'S INLET, (See also Tahkush Harbor.) A trading post, postoffice Alert Bay. distance 25 miles. Muiir & Mitchell, traders. SNOW SHOE CREEK, . (P. 0. Keithley Creek.) A mining camp in the Keith.ey diivsion of Cariboo district. Adam, James, miner. Barr, Robert, miner, s Seiveright, James, miner. Smith, (John Richard) & Anderson (Wm.), miner. Smith, William, miner. SODA CREEK, (See also Chilcotin.) A town 268 miles above Yale, on the left bank of the Fraser river, 56 mile's below Quesnelle, in the William Lake division of the Cairiboo district. Has money order postoffice and telegraph offices. Nearest railway station Ashcroft, dis. 165 mile., from which place it is reached by the weekly mail stages of the B. C. . Express Co. Industries: Flour mill, mining, agriculture and stock raising. At the lower end of navigation on Upper Fraser River, thence to Ques- neele. Population about 50. Postmaster,- Jean S. McLeese. Adams, William, J.P., M.P.P., farmer,1 Barrow, Thomas, clerk. Bowron, John E., mail carrier. B.C. Express Co., P. C. Dunlevy, agent, CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH C H. Smith agent. Collins, Jacob Myers, rancher. Collins, Robert A., J.P., flour mill. Dunlevy, Peter C, gen. store and hotel Dupont, Arthur D., clerk P. G. Dunlevy. Foyle, Charles J., ferryman and hari hessmaker. Henderson, Wm. R., mgr. Hodges, William, laborer. Humphreys, Edward, laborer. Lyne Bros. (William and John), saw mill and ranchers, 9 Mile Creek. McLeese, Jean St.. C. McA., hotel and general store, Wm. R. Henderson, manager. Meldrum, Theift, farmer. Meldrum, Thomas, farmer. Pickard, George, farmer. Robinson, James, laborer. Salmon, John, jr., farmer. Sellers, John, farmer. Sellers, William, laborer. Sheriden, Wm., carpenter. Smith, H., agent C.P.R. telegraph. Towns. Charles, farmer and miner. SOMENOS, (See also Corfield.) A station on the E. & N. By-,.| miles from Victoria and 35 nOT from Nanaimo. * It is situated mw North Cowichan Municipality, | wichan District. Agriculture is ti principal industry. The Soragffl Post Office is about half a mile from Somenos railway station. TelegraP station at Duncan, 3 miles aWW- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY SOMENOS. Steamer landing at Maple Bay Comiaken District, 6 miles distant. In Somenos are the Church of the Nativity (Anglican), and Methodist Church, and Public School. There is a daily mail. While agriculture is still and will likely for some time to be the principal industry of the district and for which it is pre-eminently suited and situated, mining is claiming considerable attention, especially on Mount Sicker, where the Leonora and the Tyee Mines are being steadily developed, both of which promise to be most valuable properties, and being in the possession of men who intend to work them as business propositions, English, Scotch and local capital being invested in them, privately so far. Somenos station is the nearest point on the line from which to reach' them, the trail being about a mile therefrom and the trail four miles and a half from the Victoria & Nana'imo Trunk road, where it enters. The district also benefits from the saw mills and logging camps in the neighborhood. The Somenos district is also a specially fine residential district, some very nice residential properties being therein, also some of the best farms in the Cowichan District are to be found in Somenos. The land is of good quality and nicely diverisfied in character, baving Mount Prevost as its outstanding land mark. Somenos has also had the honor of giving no less than three Premiers to the Provincial Parliament, two of them being also Attorney-General and one Chief Commissioner of Land and Works. The Messrs. Alex, and Theodore Davie, and Wm. Smithe. Considerable improvements have been made on many of the farms, and taken altogether the district is decidedly a progressive one. Somenos Lake is a fine sheet of water, affording good fishing during the season, and is an attraction to the district. Qnamj1- chan Lake is close to Somenos Lake and Cowichan River is about three miles from the station. Somenos station is about twentv miles from Cowichan Lake by road. "Postmaster, Mrs. Mary Jane Kier. Addington, The Hon. Herbert Hilev, , retired captain, and farmer. .Bailey. Joseph, farmer. Bell. Angus, farmer. [Bell. Hugh, farmer. aMl, John, farmer. Vancouv \it 3 . LORAL UOif Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants Corner Burrard and Me'ville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. Blyth, Alexander, J.P., farmer. Blyth, John Henry, farmer. Brown, William Charles, farmer. Davie, Samuel Horace, J.P., farmer Davie, William, farmer. Drinkwater, Wililam, J.P., Elliot, Arthur, farmer. Elliot, Geoffrey, farmer. Elliot, Malcolm, farmer. Evans, Arthur, farmer. Evans, David, farmer. Evans, Henry, farmer. Evans, Henry, jr., farmer. Evans, John Newell, farmer. Gibbs, Samuel Henry, farmer. Greaves, Henry Bloomhart, farmer. Greaves, Mrs, Harry B., widow, farmer. Green, Mark, farmer. Herd, A., farmer. Herd, William, farmer. Hoadley, Charles Caesar, farmer. Holmes, Charles, farmer. Holmes, Fred, farmer. Holmes, George, farmer. Holmes, William, farmer. Holton, Harold, miner. Johnston, Anslie, farmer. Johnston, Matthew Trotter, farmer. Jones, James, farmer. Keir, George, farmer. Keir, Joseph, farmer. Keir, Mary Jane, wid. A. R., postmaster. Keir, Miss M.. farmer. Livingstone, Robert, farmer. Lloyd, Algernon, teamster. Lloyd, Frank, jr., teamster. Lloyd, Frank, farmer and saw mill owner. Lloyd, L., farmer. MeKenzie, John Charles, farmer. Macneal. George Glecairn, gentleman. May, Nicholas, farmer. Mebins, —., teacher. Mellin, Henry De M., farmer. Mellin, Henry De. M. Martin. Jonathan, farmer. Murchison, Peter, farmer and blacksmith 602 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Somenos. South Saanich, Mutter, Alexander Allan, farmer. Mutter, Geo. William, farmer. MUTLER, JAMES MITCHELL, (Retired Major), FARMER. Res. SOME1VOSDALE. Norcross, James, farmer and clerk C. M. C. Olsen, H., farmer. Parker, George, civil engineer. Parker, George, jr., farmer. Pearmine. Charles, farmer. Price, Cbarles Thomas, farmer. Ransom, Sherman, farmer. Ransom, Richard, farmer. Skinner, Mrs., wid. Jephtha James, farmer. Smith, Michael Keiver, farmer. Smith, Robert Sidney, farmer. Smithe, Mrs., wid., farmer. Smithe, Ormond, farmer. Smithe, William, farmer. Symons, —., farmer. ■Tait, Mrs., wid., Watson, John, farmer. Williams, Samuel, engineer!. Windsor, Thomas, farmer. SOOKE, (See also East Sooke, Milnes Landing and Otter Point.) • A country postoffice in Esquimalt district, 24 miles southwest from Victoria, on Strait of Juan de Fuca, Mail 'weekly from Victoria. Nearest railway station Goldstream, 14 miles; telegraph, Victoria. Has Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches and public school. Postmaster, John Muir. Anderson, James. Aitkin, J., Beltz, Wm., farmer. Bennett, Edward, farmer. Brandon, John, school teacher. Bruly, John B., farmer. Burnett, George, farmer. Burnett, William, James, farmer. Caffery, James, farmer. Cartwright. William, farmer. Charters, Wm., blacksmith. Oogan, Henry, farmer. Cutler, Edward, bricklayer. Cutler, George, farmer. Dales, John Henry, farmer. Davidson, Andrew, farmer. Deighton, G. Emerson, Mundie, farmer. Fisher, Henry T. Lawrence, farmer."' Frazer, Donald Andrew, school teacher. . Goodman, J., farmer. Gordon, John, farmer. Heind, George, farmer. Kemp, Richard, farmer. Hillburton, William, farmer. Morrow, Samuel, farmer. Mugford, John, carpenter. < Muir, Andrew Welsh, farmer. MUIR, JOHN, POSTMASTER. Muir, John Miller, farmer and stock raiser. Muir, John Stephen, carpenter. Muir, Robert, J.P., farmer. Munn, John, farmer. Murray, John Aitkins, stock-raiser. Murray, Thomas, Aitkin, farmer. O'Brien, Clement, farmer. Phillips, William, farmer. Porier, Adolphus, farmer. Pyman, Henry, farmer. Pyman, Joseph, farmer. Robertson, Herbert, farmer. Rupell, John, Presbyterian missionary. Scarf, Oscar, farmer. Tborpe, George, farmer. Troup, Jonas, farmer. Veitch, James, farmer, Welsh, William, farmer. White, Aaron Denton, fruit grower. : Wilson, Alfred Ernest, farmer. SOOKE LAKE. (P.O. Goldstream.) A settlement on the Nanaimo road; nearest post office and telephone Goldstream ten miles distant. It is inbabited principally in summer by tourists and pleasure seekers. Cross, Joseph, miner. Cross, Samuel, miner. SOUTH FORK, A station on the Kaslo & Slocan Ry. distant from Kaslo 6% miles. Hanson, A. P., hotel. Hanson, Mrs., hotel. SOUTH SAANICH, A district on the Saanich PeninsuB* South Victoria Electoral DistrKtt Post offices: Young, Turgoose ana Saanich ton, on east road, Sluggett! and Hagan on west road. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. South Vancouver. SOUTH VANCOUVER, (See also Epworth.) A post office on the Steveston road, 5 miles south of Vancouver. Situated in South Vancouver Municipality, which adjoins Vancouver City limits. Has Methodist and Anglican churches. Eburne dis. 3 miles. Postmaster, Mrs. S. A. Daniels, j Abbot, Jonathan, fisherman. Alcock, John, captain. Alcock, T. H., captain. Baylay, Frank, farmer. Beach,.- David, farmer. Bearcroft, Charles, Sr., farmer. Beareroft, Charles, Jr., farmer. Brandrith, J. W., gardener. Chandeler, Wm., gardener. Cordiner, Peter, farmer and fruit. Daniels Bros., farmers. Daniels, D. E., farmer. Douglass, A. J., farmer. Hagstrom, W., fisherman. Hone, H. F., retired Hurrell, John, gardener. Kingsley, Wm., farmer. Lashbrook, Benjamin, farmer. Mars, Thos., fisherman. Mitchell Bros., farmers. Rae, James, gardener. Raywood & Co., George, brewers. Robinson, John, gardener. Rowling, W. H., retired Russell, Bonaparte, farmer. Russell. Ned. farmer. Sainte. James, gardener. South Vancouver Municipality—George Rae, reeve; Alfred, Sherwood, clerk and collector. Stirtan. George, gardener. Stonp. G. W.. gardener. Taylor. Samuel, gardener. Twisre-p Bros., farmers. Wickstrnm. John, fisherman. SOUTH WESTMINSTER, (See Brownsville.) A station on the New Westminster Southern Ry., opposite New Westminster; telegraph New Westminster. Harding, —., farmer. Murphy. J., dairyman. Oliver & Watson, dairvmen. 'Smith, Fred, dairyman. Surrey Hotel, W." McRae, mgr SPALLUMCHEEN, A rural municipality in the Valley of the Spallumchem river, between Enderby and Swan Lake (just north of Vernon), East Yale District. The S. & O. Ry. runs through the municipality. The principal points are: Armstrong, Lansdown, Spallumcheen, Round Prairie, Deep Creek (Mills), Okanagan and Hullcar.. SPALLUMCHEEN Also called Lansdowne. (See also Armstrong.) A post settlement in a rich agricultural and grazing valley of the same name, about 30 miles long in the Yale district. Nearest railway station and telegraph office Armstrong, dis 3 miles, Vernon dis. 17 miles, and 12 miles from the northern end of Okanagan Lake. Postmaster, E. J. Offerhaus. Cargill, Edward, farmer. Cass, Joseph, farmer. Caughlan, Daniel, farm-hand. Gray, Samuel, farmer. Hayhurst, Arthur E., farmer. Hayhurst, William Thomas, farmer. Heard, Arthur Wesley, farmer. Heard, Isaac, farmer. Heard, John, farmer. Heard, William R., farmer. McKee, Samuel McCleery, farmer. McKee, R. H., farmer. McMullen, J. H., farmer. Marshall, William Thomas, blacksmith. Martin, Henry J., farmer and engineer. OFFERHAUS, ED JOHANNES, PHYSICIAN AND POSTMASTER. Paton, George C. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. F. G. McLeod, pastor. Pringle, John S., farmer. Pringle, William, farmer. Wallace, George J., J.P., farmer. Wolfenden, Kate C, pub. school teacher. Young, Arthur Francis, farmer. Young, Franklin B., farmer. Young, Vance, farmer. SPARWOOD. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 170 miles from Kootenay Landing. 604 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Spatsum. Sproat's Landing. SPATSUM, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 190 miles east of Vancouver, on the Thompson river, in Vale district. Nearest postoffice Spence's Bridge, dis. 12 miles. Ashcroft distance 13 miles. Campbell, John, farmer and stock raiser. Hall, Frederick, section foreman. Italian, Peter, section-hand! McGibbon, Thomas, section foreman. Wood, John, farmer and stock raiser. "WOOD A CAMPBELL, farmers and stock-raisers. SPENCE'S BRIDGE, (See also Spatsum and Venables Valley.) On the main line of the C.P.R., 178 miles east of Vancouver and 72 west of Kamloops. The town is located on both sides of Thompson river, in . Yale district, connected by a substantial bridge by which the Cariboo wagon road crosses the river here. It is the distributing point for the Nicola Valley. It is 46 miles to the Nicola Lake. All kinds of fruit are grown here, melons, grapes, pears, plums, etc., and are shipped east and west. Has a public school and In- dain church. Has a money order postoffice aud telegraph office. Mails daily. Population, 1899, about 60. Postmaster, A. Clemes. Anderson, William, farmer, Venable Valley. Andap, Peter, farmer, 89 Mile House. Austin, A. M. Barrick, J. B., merchant. Campbell, John, farmer. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Wm. Maxwell, agent. Carr, John, C.P.R. Carson, Wm., C. P. R. Clemes, Art, hotel, general store and farmer and postmaster. Clothier, John, gentleman. Collins, J., laborer. Downley, Jas., teamster. Curnow, Mrs. Thomas, general store. Curnow, Richard, farmer. Curnow; Thomas, farmer. George, John, miner. Gillard, Edward, section foreman C.P.R. Gillard, John, section foreman C.P.R. Gordon, Alexander, hotel and rancher, 22 Mile House. Harvey, James Victor, C. P. R. service, Haskins, James, C.P.R. Inksip, F. Innkip. H. V., miner. Innkip. P., miner. Irvine, Hugh, government laborer. Kirkpatrick, John, G. farmer, Venables Valley. Kirkpatrick, Thomas G., farmer, Ve|a ables Valley. Kirkpatrick, William Valentine, farmer, Venables Valley. Knappett. George, farmer. McDermott, Wm., gardener. McDonald, Hugh, farmer. McNight, Wm., ferryman. Main, C, miner. Manning, John, farmer. Mnrtell. E., farmer. Minaberriet, Louis Joseph, farmer, 89 Mile Post. Morens, Leon, farmer, 84-Mile Post. I Nealender. Hance. laborer, ^'caran, John, 0. P. R. service. Phillips, Mrs. M. A., housekeeper, 22 Mile House. Pool, Thos., farm laborer. Price, Joseph, C.P.R. Roas. Robt., carpenter. Sewell. Thos., C. P. R. service. Smith, John, gardener. Smith. J., farmer. Smith, Wm., stage driver. Tait, James Alexander, clerk and farmer. Thiheadii. Peter, miner. Webber, Edwin D.. night operator C.P.R Wilson, John, farm-laborer, 22 Mile House. Wrvr<ri. John, farmer. Ah Ping, farmer. SPROAT LAKE, A settlement distant from Nanaimo 7 miles. SPROAT'S LANDING, (See Robson.) On the Columbia river, at mouth of Kootenay river. 160 miles so.u^h of Revelstoke and 28 miles west of NdB son, IS miles below Robson, in the West Kootenay district. Columbia river is 600 ft. wide here, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Sprouls. SPROULE'S, A station on the Kaslo ic Slocan Ry. distant from Kaslo — miles. Sproule, James, packer and livery. SPUZZUM, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 114 miles east of Vancouver, between Yale and North Bend in Yale district. Has post, telegraph and express offices. Mail daily. Population 150. Postmaster, A. H. .Coppen. Black, Neil, general merchant. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. W. E. Potter, agent. Coppen, Ambrose H., postmaster. Cowan, Alexander, miner. Cunningham, Peter, C. P. R. watchman. Deitzr, Moritzr, C.P.R. foreman. Dugan, Wm., w'atchman C. P. R. Hamerton, 0. Nelson, C.P.R. watchman. Hunt, E.. section foreman. Johnson, Thos., C. P. R. watchman. Kai Kee, general merchant; also Yale. Lansberg, David, rancher. Louie, Frank, laborer. Louis, James, laborer. McCannel. M. J., Mrs., school teacher. Marcell, John, farmer, etc. Nicholson. Neil, foreman C. P. R. Urquhart, Allan, foreman C.P.R. Urquhart. Wm.. watchman C. P. R, Wade, Philip, foreman C. P. R. -York. Joe. laborer. Chen Ah, rancher. SPILLAMCHEEN, (Post Office Galena.) a steamer landing with Columbia river 50 miles soutb of Golden. Bott, Wm., rancher and stopping place. Heffner, George, farmer. Montgomery, aJmes, farmer. SQUAMISH, (See also Gibsons.) A settlement at the head of H.we Sound dis. from Vancouver, 38 miles. Farming and hop-raising dis- &s*"* SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, -I DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters Advertising a Specialty trist. Has public school. The Municipality of Squamish extends 14 miles up the Valley of the Squamish River from the head of Howe Sound. Postmaster, Wm. Mashiter. Chamberlm, Albert, farmer. Drunrmond, Robert Hugh, farmer. Gore, Bentley, farmer. Hayden, Ike J., teamster. Judd, Harry, farmer. Judd. Thos., farmer. Judd, Wilber. Loddy, G., rancher. Mcintosh, Alexander Trotter, farmer. Mcintosh, Campbell, farmer. Mcintosh, Campbell Alex., farmer. Mcintosh, Grace A., B.A., school teacher Mcintosh, John Trotter, farmer. Madden, John, farmer. Mndill. E. B.. farmer. MASHITER, WILLIAM, POSTMASTER, GENERAL MERCHANT AND HOTEL. Mitchell, George Henry, farmer. Olsen & Kemp, ranchers. Paddy, George, farmer. Paddy, Charles, farmfier. Pioneer Hop Ranch, Chas. H. Rose, mgr. Rae. Allan, farmer. Read,. Thos., farmer. Roy, Antoine, farmer. Smith, Lewis, farmer. Squamish Municipality. Thome. F. H... manager of Squamish Valley Hop Growing Co. Tweedie, David A., farmer. Tweedie, Archibald Cleland, fisherman. Yeates, William, farmer. 506 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Squirrel Creek. Steveston. SQUIRREL CREEK, A logging camp on Mainland, 10 miles north west of Lund. Burns, Edward, logger. STANLEY, Formerly Van Winkle. (See also Slough Creek.) A mining camp postoffice in Cariboo district. Situated on Lightning Creek. Barkerville, dis. 14 miles. It is reached by the B. C. Express Co."s stages from Ashcroft, dis. 285 miles. ■ Industries, hydraulic and quartz mining. Postmaster, Mrs. Laura M. Dodd. British American Gold Mining & Trading Co., J. Mathers, manager. British Columbia Express Co., Mrs. 1— M. Dodd, agent. - Coyne, James, miner. Dodd, Laura M., general merchants and postmaster. Houseman, Walter William, miner. Incorportated Exploration Co. of B. C, Ltd., Samuel Me.dlicott, Manager. James, John, miner. Johnstone, Archibald, miner. Jones, Hary, miner. Montgomery, Samuel, miner. Naismith, John, minr. Peebles, John, hotel, general store and blacksmith. Perkins, Edwin, miner. Petrin, Frank, miner. Price, Watkins Charles, miner, and hotel. Pritchard, Robert F., miner and blacksmith. Styne Creek G. M. Co., Ltd. Timorj, Henry Shannon, miner. Tregillis, Frank James, miner. Van Winkle Con. Hyd. M. Co., Ltd. Wortmald, William, hotel. STAVE RIVER, Post Office, Ruskin. A settlement in Maple Ridge municipality. New Westminster district, near Whamoch station. STEPHEN. a^|| A station on the main line of C.P.R., 519 miles east of Vancouver. STEVEN, Post office Royal Oak. On the West Saanich road, dis. from I Victoria 7 miles, Lake district. Stevens Hotel, W. M. Clayton, prop. STEVESTON, (See also Lulu Island.) A town situated on Lulu Island,;! municipality of Richmond, - New Westminster district, near 'the mouth of the South Arm, on the North Bank of the Fraser River, 15 miles south of Vancouver, with which city there is daily stage connection and; telephone communication. It is headquarters for the salmon fisheries. At the mouth of the Fraser River, and is surrounded by a good farming district. The C.P.N, steamers slop on their way up and down the riy|jM New Westminster, distance 16 miles. Has. Methodist Anglican and Roman Catholic churches and public school. Population 350. Postmaster, E. Hunt. A. B. C. P. Co., Britannia & Phoenix canneries, W. A. Munro, mgr. ANGLICAN/ CHURCH. Aslatt. Frank, land owner. Atkinson, Capt. Amos B., farmer. Atlas Canning Co. Barton, Lewis, farmer. Beer, James, sub-collector H. M. C. Bennett, Thomas, carpenter. Blisrht. C. L., notary public. Bishop, Edward Joseph, druggist.. Blackwell, M. F., baker. Blair, Wm., school teacher. Brunswick Canning Co., Geo. I. Wilson, agent; F. Dawson, manager. Buchanan, Don, watchman. Buttimer. Fred, canner. Campbell, Hugh E., carpenter. Carter. R. P., boatbuilder and blacksmith. CATHOLIC CHURCH. CRron, Isaac M., general store. Cootes. Robert, fisherman.' Costello. M.. canner. Crawford. William, carpenter. Customs House, James Beer, sub-collector. Danville. J. T.. canner. . Devine, W. E., fisherman. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Steveston.; Diebel, Albert Wm., bakery and restaurant. Donaldson, Rev. J. M., vicar St. John (Anglican). Donnelly, Wm, cannery foreman. Engbaum, —., teamster. Federation Brand Salmon Canning Co., Ld., Walter,Morris, _ mgr. director; J. T. Deaville, local mgr. Foriong, James C, general store. Fraser, Mrs. M. A., general store. Freund, Charles, fisherman. Green, Robert H., carpenter. Hamilton, T. B., cannery foreman. Harvey, F., lighthouse keeper. Holland, Henry, general store. Horn, Duncan M., contractor. Horp, Thomas, livery and stage. Houston, Andrew, canner. Hume Co., Ld., John A. Cannery. HUNT, E., POSTMASTER. GENERAL MERCHANT. Hunter, George Thomas, carpenter. Huehinson, J. G.,general store, branch of Vancouver. Imperial Cannery Co., Wm. McColl, mgr, Robert Ward & Co., Ld., agents. Insley, Wm., mgr. London Club. Jergensen, C., fisherman. Johnston, James Alfred, net foreman. Lafoud. A., barber. Lee. Harry, Sockeye Hotel. London Canning Co., John Rowan, mgr., Turner, Beeton & Co., agents. Lumbury Carl August, fisherman. Mackey, David G., contractor. Mackay, Godfrey, fisherman. McDonald, James. McDonald, Mrs. Sydney J., prop. Steveston Club. McElhinnery,Alonzo David, McElhinnery, Hance Baker, McHugh, Samuel, Star Hotel. MeKenzie, Neil, laborer. McKeown, John W., cannery operator. McKibbon, R. E., physician. McKinlay, William, engineer. McLaren, Eva, carpenter. Main, Alex., chief constable. Malcolm, O. M., of Malcolm & Windsor, Ld. Ld., props. Gulf J., watchman B. Malcolm & Windsor, Georgia- Cannery. Matheson, Malcolm C. Co. METHODIST CHURCH. Michie. A. J., Richmond Hotel. Mitchell, Charles, fisherman. Morrison, Alex., fisherman. Morrison. Mrs. Annie, bdg.bouse and restaurant. MiiTivo. W. A., canner. Murchison, John E., blacksmith. fisherman, carpenter. Murray, Henry, engineer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., E. Hunt, agent. Nicholson, Fred'k Thomas, carpenter. O'Neil, John, Dairyman. Peirson, Joseph, J.P., notary public. Petersky, S., general store. Peterson, Anton, barber. Phipps, W. S., bookkeper. Quinn, —., fisherman. Robenewitz Sc Co.. general (see also Vancouver.) Ross, John R., cannery manager. Rowland, Frank J., builder and lumber merchant. j • Smith, Duncan A., canneryman. Star Packing Co., M. Costello, mgr. Steves, Joseph Moore, farmer. Steves, Willett Freeman, stage prop. Si oyes. W. H„ real estate. Steveston & Vancouver stage line, W. Freeman Steves, prop. Sutherland, Alexander, cannery fore man. Trites. Trites, Trites, Trites, Trites, Ward. Frank N., hotel. Humphrey Albert, Isiah, blacksmith. William Alfred. Wycliffe S., carpenter. William, bartender. Webber, C., butcher. Welch, Michael, fisherman. Welsh, Henry, engineer M. & W. Wescott Augustus Harris livery Wescott, Sinclair Jones, plasterer. Wilkinson, George, farmer. Windsor, Charles Samuel, of M. & W. Ld. Winters. Charles, farmer. Wollf, Adolph, bartender. STEWART'S, (P. O. Colwood.) A flag station. on the E. & N. railway, distant from Victoria 5 miles. 508 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Stuart Island. St. Joseph's Mission.-. I It1 ' ; STUART ISLAND, A post settlement on Stuart Island at mouth of Bute Inlet, 100 miles up the coast from Vancouver. Chapman. D. STUARTS LAKE (See Fort St. James.) STONEY CREEK, A steamboat landing § mile from Trail. STUMP LAKE, (P. 0. Rockford.) A settlement in the Nicola Valley, Yale District, 25 miles south of Kamloops. Telegraph office, Spence's . Bridge. Bullman, Joseph, rancher. Bullman, Thos., rancher. Frisken, James, rancher. Frisken, William, rancher. Jones, Thos. H., farmer. Newman, Thomas, rancher. Nicholls, Wm., farmer. McDonald, R. W., farmer. Nicola Mining Co., Ltd., of London England. Smith, Mrs. Albert, wid., farmer. ST. ELMO, (See also Ruby Creek and Hope.) A settlement on Fraser river, 25 miles above Chilliwack, opp. Ruby creek. Telegraph, Hope Station, distance 9 miles. In west riding Yale district. Postmaster—Herbert Barnwell. Barnwell, Herbert, farmer and postmaster. Boxley, J., farmer. Bulger, Thos., farmer. Crey, Walter, farmer. Cunningham. Jas. A., farmer. Fancher. John Charles, farmer. Harling, Gus., farmer. Hunter, Henry, storekeeper. Laurenzettn, Andrew, farmer. Lindsay, James, miner. Lloyd, Chas. H., farmer. Lorenzetti, Andrew Joseph, farmer. Murphy, John, farmer. Olliver, Jeffery, farmer. Pearce, Arthur, miner. Pearce, Herbert, miner. Pearce, Reginald, miner. Pearce, S. D., prospector. Reilly, John, farmer. Sutherland, John, miner. Wadswortb, Philip, blacksmith. ST. EUGENE MISSION. (See Cranbrook and Fort Steele.) A settlement in the East Kootenay district, 7 miles up the St. Mary's river, directly west of Fort Steele; nearest railway station Cranbrook, dis. 5 miles. Telephone connection with Cran-' brook and Fort Steele. Postmaster, Rev. Nicolas Coccola. Adams, J. F., farmer. Boesen, F., contractor and builder. Bouliarme, Philippe, farmer. Burns, Rev. John., O.M.I., lay brother. Canada Western Telephone and Telegraph Co., Ltd. Carroll, J. M., general store and restaurant. '''■''#$m Clopotoff, Wm., foreman. Coccola, Rev. Nicolas, O.M.I., rector of Mission and principal of Industrial School. Garreau, L. N., steward at hospital. Greenman, Wm., farmer, Luke Creek. Hall, Al., miner. Houle, Euclide, steward at Hospital. Indian Industrial School, Rev. Nicholas Coccola, O.M.I., principal. Sister Con- cad, superior and matron. Jamieson, Wm., farmer, Luke Creek. Laidlaw, James T., C.E., farmer j and miner, Luke Creek. Meleux, Rev. Albert, O.M.I., assistant principal. Morrison, Richard, farmer. McCaffrey, aPtrick, trade instructor Industrial School. O'Brien, Daniel, trade instructor Industrial School. Ouellette, Rev. Nobert, O.M.I., assistant, attending Cranbrook. Santoni, Luigi, farmer. St. Eugene Hospital, Sister Melitine, superior. Welch, Rev. John, missioriary attending Fort Steele, Fernie and Moyie. ST. JOSEPH'S MISSION, In Williams' Lake, division of Cari- GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. • St. Joseph's Mission boo district, 3 miles from 150 Mile House. Chiappini, Rev. John D., O.M.I. Blanchet, Rev. George, O.M.I. Peytavin, Rev. E., O.M.I., superior. Thomas, Rev. Charles, O.M.I. ST. LEON HOT SPRINGS, 16 miles from Arrowhead and 19 miles from Nakusp. Brown, Wm., hotel, res. Revelstoke. Walcott, T., manager. SULLIVAN CREEK, A steamboat landing on the Columbia river, 9 miles above Trail. A number of promising mines are in the vicinity. Goldie & Rene G. M. Co., Ltd., J. Y. Cole, gen. mgr., Rossland, Phillips, —, supt. Heather Bell Gold M. Co., head office, Toronto; E. W. Liljegrani, supt., Rossland; Isaac Suckling, sec-treas.; Hutcheson, O, mine owner, res. Nnrth- porth, Iron Clad Group Mine, Williams, Denni- son & Clearwater, props. Queen Victoria Gold M. Oo., head office,' Rossland; SUMAS, (See also Chilliwack.) A post settlement on the south side of the Fraser river. It is in the Chilliwack municipality, New Westminster district. Has money order postoffice. Nearest telegraph office, Chilliwack, distance, 6 miles; nearest railway station, Nicomen, distance, 4 miles, which latter is 55 miles from Vancouver. It is also reached by steamer from New Westminster. The land being flat and low, is subject to an annual overflow from the Fraser. Methodist church and pub- lie school. Industries are farming and dairying. Mails daily. Postmaster, Donald McGillivray. Arnold, Frank, farmer and dairy. Beaumont, Samuel, farmer. Bellerose, Arthur, farmer. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers MJVAlfflO, B.C. . Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. iiEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Bellerose, George, farmer. Broe, John L., farmer. Chadsey, Chester, farmer. Chadsey, Clarence H., farmer. Chadsey, David W. Chadsey, James Lonson, farmer. Chadsey, Louis, farmer. Chadsey, Wm., farmer. Hall, Euphrates, Thos., farmer and miner. Hall, Matthew, John Thomas, miner. Hall, George, miner. Hall, Harry, miner. Hall, Matthew, farmer. Hall, Wm., miner. Houseman, James, farmer. Keith, J. H., farmer. Lewis, Mary Ann, farmer. Lewis, Thos., farmer. McGILLIVERY, DONALD, J. P. McGillivray, J. W., farmer and dairyman. '. McGillivray, Wm. H., farmer. McLeod, John, school teacher. Miller, David, J.P. Moresey, John, farmer. Richards, Charles M., farmer. Street, C. L., farmer and mill owner. Toop, John, farmer. Toop, John H. Toop, Hector, farmer' and butcher. Toop, Robert, farmer. Toop, Sampson, farmer and stonemason. Towne, Ira, farmer. Towne, Lonson, farmer. Towne, Robert, farmer. Wilson, Ann farmer. Wilson, John, farmer and dairy. SUMMIT, A siding on the Nakusp &' Slocan branch of the C.P.R., 13 miles from Nakusp. Greenman, William. 510 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Summit. Swan Lake. SUMMIT. A station at the summit of the White Pass, on the White Pass and Yukon Railway, 20 miles from Skagway. Northwest Mounted Police—Segt. Davis. SUMMIT. (Post office, Greenwood.) A townsite on C. Sc W. Ry., in Summit Camp, half way between Columbia and Greenwood. B.C. Mine. Emma Mine. Oro Denero Mine. Rendell & Co., general store, Richard S. Collins, mgr. SUMMIT SIDING, (P. O. Shawnigan Lake.) A flag station on the E. & N. railway, distant from Victoria 20 miles. SUNNYSIDE, (See also Westham Island.) A steamboat landing on the Fraser river, 18 miles from New Westminster, between Port Guichon and Lulu Island on Westham Island. SURPRISE. |f|| A mining camp in Northern Cassiar, near Atlin. SURREY CENTRE, (See also Nicomekl.) A country postoffice in New Westminster district, mail bi-weekly, situated in Surrej Municipality. New Westminster, dis. 10 miles, a good farming section. Methodist and Episcopal churches and public school. The New Westminster Southern R.R. passes through this settlement, 1 mile from Surry centre, at Cloverdale Station. Postmaster, John, Ohurehland. j Barton. J. G., farmer. Bell, Wm., vicar Church of England. Bose, Henry, farmer. Boothroyd, Geo., farmer. Booth yd, George Arthur, farmer. Boothroyd, James -Forrest, farmer. Brown, Chris., farmer. Burton-McKenzie, C. J., farmer. Carncross, Charles Arthur, farmer. Carncross, E. M., C. M. C, CHTJRCHLAND, JOHN. MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. Clow, Charles Henry, farmer. Collishaw, Wm., farmer. Connolly, John, farmer. Crandell, James Gordon, logger. Crandell, Oscar, logger. Dafoe, Gordon, farmer. Drinkwater, Joseph, farmer. Fisher, C, farmer. Harrington, M. K., farmer. Hookway, Thos., farmer. Keery, John, farmer. Morgan, Wm., farmer. McClelland, Alfred, farmer. McClelland, Jas., farmer. McKay, Kenneth, farmer. McLeod, RevJ J., Presbyterian. Parr, Edward, farmer. Parr, Henry, farmer. Richardson, Arthur, farmer. Smith, Wm., farmer. Surrey Municipality—Reeve, C. D. Moggridge, Hazelmere; clerk, E. M. Carncross, Cloverdale. Wade, Mrs. E. P., farmer. Wark, J. B., school teacher. Wickersham, N. V., farmer. SURREY MUNICIPALITY, Situated in tbe southwest part of the mainland in New Westminster district. The most distant point in the municipality is only 17 miles from New Westminster city. Half of the land is prairie and the rest timbered. Area about 120 square miles. The Nicomekl and Serpentine rivers, both navigable, run through the municipality. The soil generally is very rich, and large crops are harvested. Fruit growing is becoming quite an industry, for which the soil is especially adapted. Elgin, Halls Prairie, Surrey Centre and North Surry are the post-offices. SWAN LAKE, (Post Office Maywood.) A suburb of Victoria on the Saanich,; road dis. from Victoria 2 miles. Swan Lake Hotel, Charles Smith. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Swansea. SWANSEA, A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 12 miles west of Cranbrook. situated on north end of Moyie Lake. on C.N.P. Ry., 8 miles east of Moyie City, 18 miles southwest of Fort Steele, East Kootenay District. 'Telephone connection with Cranbrook and Fort Steele. Postmaster—Henry James Turner. Beachamp, section foreman. Canada Western Telephone and Telegraph Co., Ltd., Margaret Hackett, agent. Crow's Nest Pass Land and Dev. Co., Ltd., townsite owners and hotel, Henry J. Turner, agent. Johnson, John, miner McDonald, Jonn, miner. Mitchell, George, miner. Swansea Hotel, C.N.P.L. & Dev. Co., H. J. Turner, manager. Turner, Henry James, rancher and postmaster. Turner, Thomas James, general store. SYLVESTER'S LANDING, (See also McDame's Creek.) A trading posit at the mouth of McDame's Creek on Dease river, dis. 150 miles from Telegraph Creek and 68 miles from Laketon, situated in Stikine Division of Cassiar District. Known by H. B. Co. as Dease Post. Everson. Amos. Hudson's Bay Co. charge. Amos Everson in TAKUSH HARBOR, situated on Smith's Inlet, just north of Queen Charlotte Sound, 30 miles south of Rivers Inlet. Saw mill 60,000 per day. ' Grant, Lachlan, timber cruiser Herd, John, watchman. Maloney, James, watchman. Takush, Harbor Timber Co., Ltd. (in liquidation), saw mill. The B. C. Agency, Ltd., Vancouver, agents for the liquidator. TAGISH HOUSE. The headquarters of the Northwest Mounted Police for the Upper Yukon district, situated on Lake Marsh, <u miles from Skagway, on the White 512 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUVBIA Telegraph Creek. Texada Island.^ Ca ibreath, Cook & Co., general merchants and packers; also Dease Creek and McDames' Creek. Calbreath (J. Frank), of C. C. & Co. Casca Trading and Transportation Co. Elliott, S. T., blacksmith. Hyland, Robert, general store and packer. Hyland, John. Hyland, Robert, jr. Jackson, F. N., clerk. McLennan, K. B., hotel. Porter, James, gold comm. and govt, agent; , Constables, Colin Cameron Reid, C. P., saloon-keeper. TEN MILE, A mining camp at junction of Gainor Creek and South Fork of Lardo Creek, 7 miles from Ferguson, 23 miles from Arrowhead. Badshot Mine, Wm. Johnson, Fred Johnson and Fred Campbell. Cummins & Co., general merchants, also Ferguson. Hlllman, Ace., hotel. TERRA NOVA, (See also Eburne.) A post settlement on the north Arm of the Fraser River, in Richmond Municipality, 11 miles from Vancouver, with which place there is telephone connection. Postmaster, J. Mellis. Abercrombie, J., farmer. Abercrombie, Robert Henry, farmer. • Abercrombie, William Samuel, farmer. Alliance Canning Co. Ltd. Calquhoun, Robert, mgr., Alliance Cannery. Cornelius, John, mgr. Sea Island Cannery. Dinsmore Island Canning Co. Dixon, Albert Black, farmer and clerk M.C. Gordon, Robert, carpenter. Gray, William, farmer. Haugh, George, farmer. Hickey, William, cannery. Kennedy, John, laborer. Kerr, George, farmer. Labrador Cannery, Emma Annie ^..ob- ertson prop. MeKenzie, Hugh, farmer. Mellis, James, farmer and postmaster. Mellis, William, stage driver. Munn, Wm-, farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., D. Rowan agent. Parsons, Joshua, carpenter. Richmond Canning Co., J. H. Todd & Son, props, and agents. Richmond Municipality. Reeve—Duncan Rowan. Councillors—Joseph Whitler, Edward Hunt, John Blair, Rid. Rees and Alex. Mitchell. Rowan, Duncan, prop. Terra Nova Cannery. Ross, John Robert, canneryman. Spain, —., farmer. Sea Island Cannery, D. J. Munn, prop. Terra Nova Canning Co., Duncan and John Rowan, props. Thompson, James, farmer. Trotter, Harry, farmer. Welsh Bros., cannery. Wolfenden, George James, storekeepers Sea Island Cannerj TESLIN CITY, A mining camp on the west of Teslin Lake, 2%, miles from its southern end and 195 miles from' Glenora by trail. Drummond, A. D., Prov. constable. TETE JEAUNE CACHE, An Indian village on the south fork of the Fraser river, 150 miles no_?jH of Revelstoke. Smith, J. F., mica mines. TEXADA CITY. townsite adpoining Van Anda. (Post Office Van Anda.) Hotel Texada, A. W. Walters, mgr. I Marble Bay Mines, lime kilns and mar* ble quarries. Wm. Christie (Townsite)1 & G. G. Palmer, F. W. McCrail C.E., mgr. McConville, John Henry, justice. McKee, John P., clerk. Puget Sound Iron Co., —. Lee, nianageT; also Irondale, Puget Sound. Summers, W. L., fireman. TEXADA ISLAND, See Van Anda. Texada Island, Gulf of Georgia | 10 miles wide and 40 miles lonfi Distant from Nanaimo 55 miles, number of rich mineral claims are •being developed. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 51& Thetis Island. Thunder Bay. THETIS ISLAND, Postoffice Chemainus, dis. 5 miles, or Kuper Island, dis. 3 miles. Burchell, Hy., general store. Shaw, George Wingfield, Prov. constable . THETIS LAKE. A settlement in the Esquimalt Dis- trist y2 mile from Parson's Bridge, on the Goldstream road. The Esquimalt Waterworks, are situated here. Welsh, George, caretaker Waterworks, station; there is daily connection by THIBERT CREEK, A mining camp on Thibert Creek, Stikien division of Cassiar district 8 miles from Laketon. THOMPSON'S LANDING, A steam landing on the northeast arm of Upper Arrow Lake, 12 miles from Arrowhead, the nearest railway station there is daily connection by steamer Lardeau; Revelstoke distant 36 miles, stages connect here for ' Ferguson, Trout Lake City and all points in the rich Lardeau mining district. Telephone connection with Comaplix, the nearest telegraph office. .Postmaster, J. W. Thompson. Bates, Isaac, hotelkeeper. Beaton & Thomson, freighters and farmers. Craig (Andrew M.), & Hellman (Ed), livery and packers. Davey, J., freighter; also Ferguson. Fullmer, Frank F., hotelkeeper. Graham, James,.teamster, etc. Graham, Thomas Walbancke, hotel. Green, Mrs. J. M>, nurse. Green, Susannah, nurse. Henderson, W. (D. L. S. and P. L. S.) Hillman, Asa, teamster. Johnson, Evan, farmer. Reamy, B. F., miner and guide. Needham, George, free miner. Needham, Harry, gardener. Revelstoke, Trout Lake and Big Bend Telepbone Co., Andy M. Craig, agent. Ross, Charles W., livery. Ross, W. C, livery stable. Thomson, James W., trader and postmaster, notary public, etc. Tobin, James, blacksmith. THOMPSON SIDING, A station on the main line of the C.P.R., 165 miles east of Vancouver. Telegraph Lytton, dis. 10 miles. Auld, Wm., miner. Barrack, John B., general merchant. Downs, Charles, miner. George, John, miner. McGraw, John, miner. McTaggart, John, watchman C.P.R. Stewart, R. D., section foreman. THREE FORKS, (See also Alamo.) A mining town on the Nakusp & Slocan Ry., 37 miles from Nakusp; 4 miles from Sandon; 5 miles from New Denver. has telegr.ph and express office. Postmaster, T. H. Wilson. Baker, George, miner* Becker, Anthony J., foreman Queen Bess. Brown, Henry, Pacific Hotel. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Sherwood A. Courtney, agent. Eccles, Wm., packer. Forbes, Lestock, R., Prov. constable. Harbour, Arthur, engine wiper. Heskett, Ellis, miner. Hunter (The) William Company, Ltd. general merchants and postoffice; also Silverton and Alamo Concentrator Hunter, Wm., of Wm. Hunter & Co., res. Silverton. Kelly, John T., asst. postmaster, of Wm. Hunter & Co. Kootenay Lake Telephone Co., W. Hunter agent. Madigan, John J., livery arid pack-train. Monitor Mine, Geo. Petty owner and manager, A. R. Fingland, supt. Mullen, Arthur. Hotel Wellington. Palmeto Mine, J. K. Clark & T. H. Fin- nigan. Peake, Richard, fruits and conf'y. Wilson, T. Henry, posmaster, of Wm, Hunter & Co., res. Silverton. THUNDER BAY, (Postoffice Welcome Pass.) A logging camp at the mouth of Jervis Inlet, 60 miles from Vancouver. 34A 1111 614 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLOMBIA Thunder Hill. Tracey, ' THUNDER HILL, A mining camp on the Columbia river 125 miles from Golden steamboat landing Windermere, 25 miles. Telegraph, Fort Steele, 50 miles. Railway station Cranbrook, . 62 miles. Postmaster, John Bullman. Brady, Campbell, farmer. Bulman, John, freighter and rancher. Bulman, George. Fairfax, Gay. Grainger, Douglas, hotelkeeper, Canal Flat Huckell, Ben., ranchev. Lascalles, Hon. Francis J., farmer. Lessard, Joseph, teamster. McFarlane, Duncan, carpenter. McNaught, T., solicitor and min'g agent, Millward, Percy, rancher. Russell, E. N., rancher. Spencer, J. D., farmer and in charge Thunder Hill mine.- ;||||; THURLOW, Also called Shoal Bay. (See also Roy, Port Neville and Fanny Bay.) A post settlement on Shoal Bay, Thurlow Island (Cardero Channel). Mails 'weekly by Union S S. Go.*a steamer to and from Vancouver distance 110 miles. Postmaster, David Cook. Archibald & Co. (H. W. and Thomas), general store Collins, Henry, mgr. store for G. F. of B. C. Collum, John, mgr. Hotel G.F. of B.C. Cook, David, general store and postmaster. Farquhar, J. B., assayer, G.F. of B.C. Gold Filds of B. C, Ltd., mines and hotel and general store. Head office Albert Canyon, Philip F. Mathias, Harvey, Walter, notary public. Jones, Henry Frederick Morgan, constable and collector. McDonald, H., prop. Thurlow Hotel. McNerbanie, J., J.P. Miller, Ed., miner. Shoal Bay Trading Co., general store and hotel, Percy Neville Smith, mgr. TIGER SWITCH, I A flag station on the Columbia & Western Ry., telephone connectionl with Rossland 6 miles, and Trail 5. miles. TIPELLA, A mining town at the head of Har-' rison Lake; nearest postoffice, Harrison Springs, telegraph and express* Agassiz, distant 43 miles. Douglas 3 miles westwards. Campbell, N. H., miner. Edwards, Harry, manager. Fire Mountain G. M. Co., Ltd., W. H. Leckie, sec-treas.; head office, Van-: couver. McKay (Alex.) & Ewen, loggers. Scripture, T. N., miner. Telluride, of Gold Mining Co., Ltd. head office, Vancouver. White, Herbert, general store; also Agassiz. TOAD MOUNTAIN, (See Nelson.) TOBACCO PLAINS, (Post Office Elko.) An agricultural and ranching district, near the International Boundary, 75 miles south of Fort Steele. Philips, Michael, stipendiary magistrate, mining recorder, farmer and J.P. TOCHTY. A station on Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 53 miles from Kootenay Landing. TOM CREEK, A mining camp in western dis. of Oninica division, Cassiar district, 125 miles east of Hazelton, head of navigation, on Skeena River, 75 miles west of Manson Town. May Flower and North Star Mining Co., James J. May mgr., Joseph H. Lyon.; and James D. Wells. Evans, Ezra, mining recorder. TRACY, A mining camp and townsite 16 miles north of Fort Steele, 5 miles from Wasa. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 515 TRAIL. Muntz, Al., Estella Hotel. Ke'an, Levi D., townsite agent. res. Greenwood, B.C. Hanson, Nels, saw mill, branch of Wasa. Scott, George, mining operator. TRAIL, A mining and smelter town on the Columbia River at the mouth of Trail Creek, 21 miles south of Robson, Rossland is only 7 miles in a direct line but 14 miles by C.P.R. A ferry runs across the Columbia River—very swift at this point— where connection is made daily by stage for Sayward, on the N. & F. S. Ry. Distance, 7 miles. The Canadian Smelting Works & re- Refining Company's smelter and refinery is the principal industry of the place, giving employment to over 350 men. The company also operate a large saw mill, water works and tho electric lights of the town. The C. P. Ry. have their shops on the hill adjoining the smelter plant. There is money order post office, tel- egreph and express offices, chartered bank, four churches, weekly newspaper, theatre, saw mill, brickyard, machine shop, Population 1,500. Postmaster, Frederick W. Brown. Abbott, Thos. E., foreman Trail Creek News. Abercrombie, W. H., conductor, C.P.R. . LDRIDGE, WALTER H., Manager '■CANADIAN SMELTING "WORKS, Anderson. J. D., civil engineer and provincial land surveyor, Spokane St. Anderson, J. H., confectionery and tobaccos. Arlington Hotel, R. T. Daniels, prop. 6 ANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, H. R. HEFFELL, Manager. BAPTIST CHURCH. Becket, J. J., clerk, Berg, Louis, L. D., tobacconist. Berg, Wm. L., St. Lonis Hotel. Bingay, Thomas W., accountant Canadian Smelting Works. Binns, Noble, of Clarke, Binns & Co., Cedar ave. Blake (Matthew) & Hector (Alexander), Victoria Hotel, Bowery cor. Victoria. Boucher (James) Sc Plum (Ernest), Arlington Bar. British Columbia Smelting and Refining Co., Ltd. (fgn.), F. August Heinze, president. David J. Fitzgerald, Manager, Brown, Frederick Wm., stationery, confectionery, etc, and post master, Helena, near railway tracj-. Brown, Samuel Henry, undertaker and contractor, head of Spokane Street. Budinick, Anton, Home Hotel. Bunce Wm., machinist, Mac Machine Co. Burns, P. & Co. butchers, Bay ave. ■ Geo. W. Kerr, manager. Butler, Eugene P., prop. Klondike Hotel Butters, Thomas E., grocery, Bowery. Byers, J. B., sec. Mac machine Co. California Bakery and Cafe, Fred Hon- old & Fred Krummer. Callahan. John, Bay View Hotel, Bowery, cor. Victoria. Campbell, Allan, paint shop. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Fred P. Gutelius, supt. W. J. Mullverhill, chief despatcher. W. F. Tye, C.E., consulting engineer. J. T. Sullivan, roadmaster. A. C. Dennie, civil engineer. Herbert W. Harhour, agent. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH James H, Schofield, agent Smelter Hill. ANADIAN SMELTING WORKS, TRAIL SMELTER, W. H. ALDRIDGE, Manager) A. L. DEAN, Superintendent. David W. Moore, ore buyer. Thomas W. Bingay, accountant. Jules de Labarthe, asst. supt. James MeDougall, master mechanic. John F. Miller, draughtsman. George Weir, foreman. J. Cuthbert Welch, assayer. George Moran, chief carpenter. Cartwright, Chas. W., agent War Eagle Mine, at Smelter. Chambers, William, foreman Trail Smelter. Charlton, Edward, grocery. Chatterton & Coleman, grocers, Gulch. Chatterton, Henry Yaux Osborne, of Chatterton & C. .16 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA TRAIL. Olark, Geo. M., of Clark, Binns & Co. Clark, Hugh, cabinet maker, res. Cedar ave. Olark, (James Anderson) Binns (Noble) & Co., furniture, Cedar ave. Clark, James A., of Clarke, Binns & Ca res. Cedar ave. Clark, Ralph S., embalmer and upholsterer, K. W. W. Co. Clulow, James, shoemaker, Bay ave. Clutterbuck, Fred, loc. engineer. Cole, E. E., plasterer. Coleman, Richard Henry, of Chatterton & Co. Coleman, Thomas Wesley, COLUMBIA & WESTERN RY. CO. T. G. Shauhnessey, president. F. P. Gutelius, general superintendent. J. W. Kimball, auditor. Corsan, Douglas-, physician Coulson, Robert Barclay, agent War Eagle Mine at Smelter. Cramer, Wm. E., Croisant, V. G., clerk pROWN POINT HOTEL, ^ PETERSON BROS., Props. BAY COR. SPOKANE. Customs House, D. B. Stevens, sub- collector. Daniel, Richard T., mines and real estate, res. Arlington. Dawson (James) & Craddock (Bruce), St. Elmo Hotel, Victoria, cor. Bowery. Dean, A. L., superintendent, Trail Smelter. de Labarthe, Jules, asst. supt. Canadian Smelting Works. Dennis, A. C, civil engineer C.P.R. Desnay, John, carpenter. Devereaux, Mrs. Mary J., restaurant, Bowery. Devitt, Wm. J., provincial constable and collector. Helena near Bay. Dewar, Donald J., of Seattle & Dewar. Dolan, Martin, Benpamin, mgr. McPhee Block, Bay, cor. Helena. Dolan, Wm. Frederick, owner McPhee block, res. Boise City, Idaho. Dunkerley, Percy, mgr. Geo. F. Williams. Eagles, Chas. Fredk., Bay ave. Eagles, Maud J., Mrs. Chas. F., dry goods and millinery, Bay ave. also Cranbrook. Edwards, A., poultry dealer. Edwards. M., milkman, Bay ave. Eklund, Carl, clerk Trail Smelter. r»SLING, WILLIAM KEMBLE, PUB. TRAIL CREEK NEWS. Emanuel Baptist Chnrcb, Ewart, Henry, watchmaker. jeweller, Bay ave. I^eehan, George D., tobacconist, Bay ave. Ferguson, Howard, carpenter and builder, railway track Cedar st. Ferguson, James, prospector. Finley, Hyde, law clerk, Helena near Bay. Fire Brigade, J. E. McCarthy, chief Fleishman, Arthur, clerk J. L Flint, Herbert M., bookkeeper Kaake & Williams. Fluhrer, John, Milwaukee Brewery, Gulch. Gill, Charles, clerk, Smelter offiee. Glover, M., milkman. Goldberg, David, clothing and boots and shoes. Government Office, Wm. J. Devitt, constable and collector, Helen near Bay. Gray, Tom. C ., (commodore). fuel agent, C.P.R. , Guipon, Madeline, tobacconist, Victoria st. GUTELIUS, FRED P., SUPERINTENDENT C.P.R., Res. SMELTER HILL.. Haney, R. J., conductor C. & W. Ry. Hanna, Frank, Opera House and hotel. Hanna, Mrs., tel. 11. Hanna Opera House, Hel ena, cor Cedar st. Harbour, Herbert W., agent C.P.R., at Depot. Harkness, William, loc. engineer C.P.R. Heard, Charles Edward, merchant tailor. Bridge st. Heffell, Henry, Robert, manager Bank of B.N.A. Honold (Fred) & Kumen (Fred), California Bakery and Cafe. • Hotel Southern, Geo. Willard. Helena, cor ry track. Hotel Spokane, John Matthews, prop. HOYES, WM. T., Physician, MePhee block, Bay cor. Helena. Hunerfauth, L., barber, Bay ave. Hurley, J. M., prop. Pacific Hotel. Ingle, Albert, engineer and steamfitter. Jenkins (Alfred) and Schalt (Joseph), Wellington Hotel, Bay ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR!' TRAIL. Jackson, W. A.; yardmaster C.P.R. Johnson, W. Henderson, tobacconist. Jones, M. H., steno. B. C. S. & R. Co. Jordan, George, res. Hotel Southern. Kaiser, Fred., Kaiser Hotel. Bowery. Keeley (Charles) & McKernon (Wm.), butchers. Kermode, Harry, master mason Trail Smelter. Kerr, Geo. W., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Kerr, James. jjsp Kimball, J. W., auditor C. & W. Ry. Kootenay Wire Works, mfgs., of springs, matresses and Excelsior, S. D. Weaver, manager.- Lee, C. H, conductor C. & W. Ry. Leggatt, C. J., barrister, Bowery. Leitch, Robert, livery and Trail and Rossland stage. Leonard, John, paint shop foot of Victoria. Lewis, H. C, asst. postmaster. Little Joe Gold M. Co., Ltd., E. S. Topping, T. W. Spellman, supt. Luff (Arthur C.) & Trusswell (Richard), brickyard Smelter Hill. Lukov, Jacob, dry goods, clothing, Bay ave. Macdonald, John Charles, prop. Trail House, Bowery. Mac Machine Co., Ltd., head office, Belleville, Ont., H. S. Burrell, pres,; J. B. Byers, secretary; Wm. McMil Ian, local manager. McAllister, J. E„ C.E., and surveyor, chief clerk C. & W. Ry. McAnally, Charles Acheson, druggist. McCarthy (James E.) & Munter (Wm.), groceries, Bay ave. McDonald, John, of Steele & McDonald. McDonald, P. D., foreman Power-house, C. S. Works. McDougall, James, master mechanic C. S. Works. McDougall (J. D.) & Worth (James), Trail Stables. McKelvey, Thomas, flour, feed, hay, lumber, sash and doors, Pine ave. MeKenzie, Alex. B., blacksmithshop. McKernan & Keeley, butchers. McLean, Wm. E., prospector. McLennan, Angus D., prop. Windsor Hotel. McMillan, Wm., mgr Mac Machine Co. Masterson, James, clerk Matthews, John H., Hotel Spokane. Bowery. Meakin Hotel, John Haverty METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. J. Calvert. Miller John F., draughtsman C. S. Works. Milwaukee Brewery, John Fluhrer, prop. Gulch. 111 npPflDTMKyf l- P^_>1 t)ry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Montgomery, John A., clerk Montgomery & Orr, teas, coffees and produce. Moore, David Wilson, ore buyer Canadian Smelting Works. Morin, George, chief carpenter, Trail Smelter. Mulvehill, W. J., chief despatcher Mvers, J. R., brewery. Newburn, W. H., conductor C. & W. Ry. Nimock. H. H., tobacconist. O'Brien, John, Railway conductor, res. Hotel Spokane. Orr. (David) & Porrier (Vic), Red Lion, hotel. Bridge. Orr, H., of Montgomery & Orr. Perkins, Walter G., asst. assayer Trail Smelter. ETERSON BROTHERS, Simon Fredk John Peter PROPS. CROWN POINT HOTEL. BAY COR. SPOKANE. Postmaster, F. W. Brown, Helena, cor. railway track. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Presser, P. D.. blacksmith and secondhand dealer. Robertson, John G., bartender, Windsor Hotel. Rossland Good Friday G. M. Co., Ltd., E. S. Topping agent. Rossland La Belle Mining Co.. Ltd., E. S. Topling, Bowery. Rothwell. E. J., physician, and private hospital. Russell, Fred, loc. engineer C.P.R. Sakris, Adolph, bakery, Bowery. Saxton, W. M., foreman round-house 0. Sc W. Ry. Schnaebele. L.. bakery and grocery, Victoria street. Schofield, James H., agent C.P.R. Smelter Hill. 518 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA TRAIL Seatle (Wm. R.) & Dewar (Donald J.), insurance and real estate. Scurr-Cuiter, Thomas, clerk Bank of B. N. A. Shipley, Fred, loc. engineer. Shott, Joseph, of Shott & Jenkins. Shott & Jenkins, hotel. Spokane Hotel, John Matthews, prop.. Bridge. St. Elmo Hotel, Dawson & Cradock. Steele (Alex E.) & McDonald (John), gen. store. Stevens, Daniel Bowen, landing waiter H. M. C. Stewart, W. T., St. Elmo restaurant. Stevens, D. B., sub-collector H. M. C. Stingley, S. H., loc. engineer C. & W. Railway. Stournol, Elijah (Trail Plumbing and Tinning Co.), stoves and tinware, Bowery. Strong, Robert E., druggist, Bay, cor. Helena. Suiter, Thomas Scurr, teller Bank of B.N.A. Sullivan, J. G., C.E., asst. engineer C. & W. Ry. Sullivan, J. T.. roadmaster C.P.R. Swanson, Carrie, Mrs. John, laundry, Victoria st. Thompson, J. H., shoemaker. Thomson, Henry Nellis, asst. assayer C. S. Works. -pOPPING, EUGENE S, J. P., " MINES AND MINING STOCKS, AND REAL ESTATE, Torney, George. Bowery. Tower, Wm., emp. Mac Machine Co -TRAIL CREEK NEWS, WILLIAM K. ESLING, PUB., Trail House, J. C. Macdonald, Bowery. Trail Shoe Co., Jas. White, mgr. Bay ave. TRAIL SMELTER, Canadian Smelting Works. W. H. Aldridge, manager. A. L. Dean, supt. Trail Water Co., Ltd., inc. 1897, E. S." Topping pres., R. T. Daniel, sec, W. De V. Le Maistre and Wm. Munter directors. Tye, W. F., C.E., consulting engineer C.P.R. •Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., Cecil K. Bogart, manager, Cedar st. Wales, R. Thompson, asst. assayer C. S. Works. Warren, Fred Wm., books and station- ery. . | Weaver, SauI- David, mgr. Kootenay Wire Works Co. Weir, George, foreman C. S. Works. Welch, J. Cuthbert, assayer CS. Works. Wescott, Martha Ann, dry goods, Alf. E. Wescott, mgr. Bay ave. White, George A., Columbia House, Bowery. White, Jas., boots and shoes, Bay ave. Wilkes, Charles J., machinist C. & W. Railway. ' Williams, George Foxwell, dry goods, Percy Dunkerley. mgr., also Greenwood. Willard, George, prop. Hotel Suthern. Wilkes, Mrs. A. C, kindergarten school, Pine. Wilson, Ome, Windsor Hotel, A. D. McLennan, prop. Worth, James, real estate, insurance and loans, Woods, C. R., warehouseman C. & W. Ry. depot. Yuenling Brewing Co., Trail Brewery. Yuill, S. B., prospector, etc., res. Cedar. Lee Ching, laundry, Bay ave. On Lee, laundry, Victoria street. TRANQUILLE, A station on me main line of the C. P. R., 242 miles east of Vancouver. Is situated on Kamloops Lake. 8 miles west of Kamloops, which is the nearest telegraph, post and express office. Brockelhurst, Ernest, rancher. Busbey, Wm., rancher. Cooney, Chas. T., rancher, Cooney, Edmund, farmer. Cooney, Thos. Charles, rancher. E^ortune, William, farmer. Hall, Frederick Anson, section foreman C.P.R. McFie, John, farm hand. Mcintosh, J. D., carpenter. McLean, Alex. Roper, Wm. J., rancher, also Cherry Creek. Tait, John, rancher. Venn, Henry Francis, mgr. for W. J.. Roper. TROUT CREEK, (Postoffice Penticton.) A settlement ir. the Yale district, on the west side of Okanagan Lake, 28;; miles south of Kelowna and about 10 miles north of Penticton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 519 Trout Creek. •JCurgoose. Barclay, George Neville, farmer. Day, Ephriam Arthur, farmer. Dunsden, Harry, farmer. Faulder, E. R, farmer. Garnett, Edgar, James, rancher. Garuett, William Henry, rancher. Gartrell, James, farmer. Gartrell, William James, farmer. Hawtrey, W. R. J-, farmer. Keagan, Michael, farmer. Turner, Richard M. H, rancher. Woods, Duncan, rancher. TROUT LAKE CITY, A mining camp on Trout Lake, 9 males by waggon road from Thompson's Landing, Arrowhead, dis. 24 miles. Has weekly paper and is distributing point for the Trout Lk. dis- 4 miles from Ferguson. Has telephone connection with Comaplix, the nearest telegraph office. Postmaster—James Hasty Currie. Abey, Frank Thomas, druggist. Abrahamson Bros., Queen's Hotel. branch of Revelstoke. Abrahamson, Andrew, of A. Bros. Abrahamson, Noah, of A. Bros. Adams, Frederick, rancher. Adams, George, rancher. Andreen, Edwin, miner. Atkinson, John, miner. Bain, Edward, farmer. Baty, Wm., hotelkeeper. Black, James N., hotelkeeper. Brown, David, miner. Bunce, Wm. C, mill-hand. Burke, George, free miner. Campbell, Fred C, mine owner. Clink, Daniel L., saw mill. Craig & Hillman, freighters. and livery; also Thompson's Landing. Currie, James H., mgr. C. B. Hume & Davey, Thomas Rowe, mining engineer. and notary public. Ferguson, Peter, general store and hotel. Forddred, George, shoemaker. Glenn, William, rancher. Hancock, Thomas Richard, clerk. Haner, John R., millman. Harvey, Chas., teamster. Harvey, William, teamster. Hughes, James j Edward, carpenter and builder. Hume (C. B. & Co., general store. branch of Revelstoke. Hunt, James, blacksmith. Jacobson, Oscar, mine owner. Johnston, Fred P.. miner owner. Johnstone, Maxwell, teamster. Jones, Ira David S., lumberman. Jones, Wm. Lyman M., carpenter. Jowett, Mrs. Annie E. Trout Lake Hotel. King, Herbert E., general store. Kirkpatrick, Joseph Corbett, rancher and miner. Langstaff (John James & Co. (James Hasty Currie), pubs. Trout Lake Topic (weekly). Lay, Nathaniel E., Lake View Hotel. McCarty, Frank, butcher (Revelstoke), Wm. Schmock, manager. McLellan (Donald Roy) and Black (Jas. Norman), Windsor Hotel. McLennan, Duncan G., carpenter. McLeod, John A., teamster. McPherson Hugh, mining operator. Morrison, Alexander P., barber. Munro, Alexander, mine foreman. O'Brien, Laurence, rancher. Olson, August, rancber. Olson, Charles, mine owner. Olson, George, rancber. Peterson, Andrew, rancher. Piper John 0., fre miner. Pleming, Rev. John E. Pullman, John, gardener. Revelstoke, Trout Lake and Big Bend Telephone Co., F. T. "Abey, agent. Ronian, Capt. Niles P., steamboat owner. Rosj.. Charles Wm., livery. Smith, John Edwin, sawyer. Smith, Morris B., clerk. Simpson, John, carpenter. Stewart, Hugh, mining broker. Taylor, Thomas, mining recorder. Trout Lake Topic (weekly). Scott, Robert, mill-band. Scott, Henry John, mill-hand. Woods, Stephens, bricklayer. Wilson, Thomas & Co., general store, also Trail. TUMBO ISLAND, Situated 10 miles east of Mayne Island. Conn, Robert, farmer. Talton, Isaac, farmer. TURGOOSE, Station is called Saanichton. (See also Saanichton and Young.) A postoffice 12 miles from Victoria, mails daily by V. & S. Railway, has Episcopal, Methodist and Indian (Catholic) churches, Baptist and Japanese missions, Saanich Agricultural Hall, Orange and Temperance Halls. PosJ master, F. Turgoose. < L_ 520 HENDERSON'S .BRITISH COLUMBIA Turgoose. Tyn'ehead. Ift Anderson, Edward, farm-hand. Bailey, Frank, farmer. Boissevain, Daniel. Buttery, George, dairyman. Camp, John, Prairie Tavern Hotel. Cester, Leo., farm hand. Greig, William, farmer. Davies, George, dairyman. Harrison, Benjamin William, farmer. Harrison, George, farmer. Harrison, Solomon Edward, farmer. Harrison, William H., farmer. Heard, Orrin, carpenter. Industrial (The) Union (Inc). Henry G. Selby-Hele, pres; John P. Kinraide, vice-pres.; O. L. Charlton, sec'y. Johns, Edwin, farrner. Johns, Edwin, jr., farmer. John, Richard, farmer. Kinrade, John Peters. McGarrigle, B.A., Thomas A.,' school teacher. MeKenzie, A. M., farmer. McLennan, Colin, cooper and farmer. Marcotte, Edward, farmer. Marcotte, Frank, farmer. Marcotte, Xavier, farmer. Morley, Arthur, farmer. Mooring, Benjamin, farmer. Morrow, Samuel. Nayman, Nestor, Ransford, Charles, gentleman. Reynard, A. C, ■ farmer. Ross, Colin, farmer. Saanich Agricultural Society, ■-- William Thomson, president, Hagan P.O.; Fred Turgoose, sec'y. , Sadler, Edmund, farme.. Sangester, George, farmer. Saunders, Rev. H. H., B.A., Baptist. Simpson, George, farmer. Simpson, Henry, farmer. Simpson, Jacob, farmer. ■Sternel, George, farm-hand. Thomas, George, farmer. Thompson, William, Indian school teacher and bandmaster. Turgoose, Frederick, farmer, postmaster. Veitch, Wm.. blacksmith. Whetham, Charles, J.P. Willis, J. H., farm-hand. Wrigley, Austin Guy, farmer. Young, Leonard, bartender. TWENTY-All LE ! CREEK. A mining camp in Southern Yale, Similkameen district, 20 miles south of Princeton. TWENTY MILE HOUSE, (See Mundorf's.) Post on Cariboo road, dis. from Ashcroft 12 miles. TWIN BUTTE, A flag station on the main line ot the C. P. R. 390 miles east of Vancouver, 12 miles east of Revelstoke which is the nearest telegraph offic. TYAUCHTON. A mining camp in Bridge River district, 40 miles northeast from Lillooet. Dunlop, John, general store and hotel, Chas. T. Harris, mgr. TYNEHEAD. (See also Clayton and Port Kells.) A post settlement on the Fraser river, dis. from Langley 7 miles, In Surrey Municipality, Delta Riding, Westminister district. Port Kel|l| dis. 2 miles. Westminister 8 miles. Has Presbyterian, Methodist and Anglican churches and public school. Population, 1899, about 150. Postmaster, D. Robertson. Anderson, Peter, farmer. Atchison, G. W., farmer. Ballenger, William, farmer. Benoist, Albert, boat builder. Bossie, Joseph, farmer. Bothwell, James, farmer. Bothwell, Wm., farmer. Bothwell. Thos., farmer. Brown, J-. Lockie, farmer. Cameron, J, D., farmer. Cavers, Calvin, farmer. Davis, Logan W., farmer. Ellis, Clarke, farmer. Galbraith, Alex., farmer. Gardiner, Henry, farmer. Gillis, John M farmer, Grace. Wm., farmer. Griffiths, Elise, farmer. Hardy, J. E., farmer. Johnston, Alex., carpenter. Johnston, Gardiner & Ellis, shingle mills. Lyness, Robert, farmer. Martin, Elijah, farmer. McCaskel, Donald, lumberman. McCaskel. Rory, farmer. McCauley, George, lumberman. Mclsaac, John, lumberman. Mclsaac, Neil, farmer. Perkins, J. H., painter. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Tynehead. ROBERTSON, D.M . A SONS, NURSERYMEN, McLure. Daniel, farmer. Robertson, David Murray, postmaster, of D. M. Robertson & Sons. Smith, Sidney, farmer. Smith, Wm. Thomas, farmer. Streat, Roland, farmer. Swanson, Charles H., farmer. Thomson, Peter, carpenter. Ward. Albert, farmer. UCLrELET. . W A trading post situated on Barclay Sound, on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Alberni dis. 46 miles. Victoria dis. 110 miles. Postmaster, J. E. Sutton. Armstrong, E. May, school teacher. Binns, Charles E., farmer. Brag, Frank. Brown, Robt. B., farmer. Fraser, George, gardener. Johnson, August, farmer. Kvarno, John H., farmer. Lee, Edward. W$P, Luckey, Charles, sealer. I.yche, August IT., J.P., farmer. McCarthy, James, sealer. Margetesh, Mrs. John, general store. Shjegmud, William H., farmer. SUTTON, JAMES EDWARD, J. P., MERCHANT AND POSTMASTER. Sutton Lumber and Trading Co., saw mill. Head office Victoria, James E. Sutton mgr. Swartout, Melville, Presbyterian mission. Thompson & Binus, Halibut Fishery. Thompson, William L., farmer. UNION, ' Now called Cumberland. UNION BAY, (See also Cumberland.) A post village at Union Wharf, Baynes Sound, Comox District, 7 miles from Cumberland (Union Mines), Union Bay; is the first and last port to call for the Northern steamers, and is an important coaling station. Has telegraph; Union ^oaj Lo. have a large wharf, 1,600 WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly OppenheimSf VANCOUVER, B.C. feet long, 40 feet wide and 60 feet above high water mark; there is accomodation for four ships along each side; a track 13 miles long connects wdith the mines. The company is now shipping large quantities of coal There is also a saw mill here. Population, 1899, about 300. Postmaster, Geo. Howe. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Fred. M. Humber Fraser, J. R., clerk Geo. Howe. Goodwill, T. W., minister, Presbyterian. Harwood, W. J., clerk Geo. Howe. Howe, George, hotel and postmaster, and general merchant. Humphreys, John, hotel prop. Leiser, Simon, general store, Robert Brown, manager. Macdonald. Emma, tel. operator. Manson, M., wharfinger, U.C. Co. McKinnon, —., school teacher. McKinnon, Jobn, school teacher. McLaucblan, George, manager U. C. Co. Muschamp, Emerson, bookkeeper, Geo. Howe. Muschamp, Emerson, clerk Geo. Howe. Roe, George, depty. Customs collector. Thompson, John, Provincial Constable. Union Bay Coke Ovens Mm Work, manager. UPPER GBAND FORKS now called Columbia. UPPEB SUMAS, (See also Sumas, Abbottsford and Huntington.) A country postoffice north of Sumas Lake 8 miles from Lower Sumas Landing, in New Westminster dis- 522 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Upper Sumas. Van Anda. trict. Nearest railway station Nico- Abbotsford, dis. 5 miles, has telephone connection with New Westminster. Huntingdon 5 males. Has Methodist church and public school. Telephone connection with Vancouver. Postmaster—Melvin George Fadden. Ackerman, Asa, J.P., farmer. Atkinson, John Luther, farmer. Barker, Henry, farmer. Blair, Miss Jennie, teacher. Blair, Thomas, farmer. Boley, Alonzo, farmer. Boley, Lester, farmer. Bowman, Mrs. Annie, widow. Bowman, A. C, farmer and clerk M.C. C. Bowman, Orion, farmer* Bowman, Wendell Curtis, farmer. Brown, William, farmer. Campbell, Mrs. Phoebe, wid. William. Campbell, Thomas, farmer. Cole, Joseph, farmer. Deans, James, farmer. Dunn, Robert, farmer. Fadden, Eugene, farmer and carpenter. FADDEN, MEUVIN GEORGE, POSTMASTER, FARMER, AND TELEPHONE AGENT. Faddem Jasper J. Fadden, William Henry, J.P., farmer. Fooks, Frederick, farmer. Fraser, Donald, farmer. Fraser, John, farmer. Fraser, Wm. Archie, farmer. Harris, Thomas, farmer. Harris, Walter, farmer. Hinchey, John, farmer. Kelly, Henry, farmer. Kelly, Peter, farmer .Macnider, J. D., farmer. Macnider, Matthew, farmer. McDermott, Matthew, farmer. McGregor, John, farmer. McMillan, Donald, farmer. Maher, William S., farmer. Marrion, Owen, farmer. Means, Jackson V., farmer. Moils, John, farmer. Murphy, John, farmer. Murphy, Mike, farmer. N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., .M. G. Fadden, agent. Parker, Robert, farmer. Parker, Thomas, farmer. Porter, William, farmer. Roscoe, Antoine, farmer. Russell, James, farmer. Russell, William, farmer. Scott, Robert John, farmer. Straton, Thomas B., farmer. Sumas Municipality Reeve, Fred Fooks;> Clerk, A C. Bowman. Wilson, Thomas, farmer. York, Thomas, Fraser, farmer, assessor;] and H.M.C. VALDEZ ISLAND, A G. P. R. telegraph office, on isi-l and of same name, in Gulf of Georgia, Nanaimo district, 5 miles from] Gabriola wharf, 15 miles from Nanaimo, the nearest railway station..' Nearest postoffice Gabriola Island..! Dog fishing is carried on by two or- three fishermen. VALDEZ ISLAND, (See Heriot Bay and Read Island Post Offices and Quathiaska Cove.) A large Island in the northern part of Gulf of Georgia, 110 miles from Vancouver, reached by steamer weekly. Fields, Riley, fisherman. Freatinau, F. C, Houson, Peter E., capitalist. Johnson, E., farmer. Leask, T., logger. Magg, H., mine owner. Norman, H., farmer. Pidcock, R. H., Indian agent. Stork, Alex., mine owner. Walker, R. J., missionary. Wilson, E., machinist. Wilson, R., farmer. VAN ANDA, A mining town situated on the northeasterly part of Texada Island, Nanaimo District; 70 miles from Vancouver and reached by weekly steaija-.| er. Nanaimo dis. 60 miles. Postmaster, Mrs. Annie E. Forbes. Abrams, John R., engineer. Britt, Sam, rancher. Eglinger, Carl. Findlay, James, mgr. Van Anda Mine. Forbes, Alex. Allen, physician. Forbes, Mrs. Annie E., postmaster. Gray, Wm. Grieve, John, farme. and miner. I Grieve, Wm. Henry, farmer and miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Van Anda. Hancock, Frank. Henderson, A. H. Hotel, Texada. ■Keith, J. G., mine owner; Jas. Findley I mine foreman. | sKiddie, Thos., manager, smelter. fjKnowlton. A. B., accountant. [McConville, John ' Henry, general mer- I chant. McKelvie, Alexander, blacksmith. McLeod, Wm. Le Roy, J. Mantrand, Jense. Patterson & Jones, contractors. Percy, Henry, farmer. IPettigrew, James. . [Raper, James, butcher. [Raven Mine. Bands, S. D. ISwan, William Kelly, farmer and miner. Treat, H. W., pres. and gen. mgr. Van Anda Co. Tan Anda Gold and Copper Mining Co., I Ltd. (fgn.), President and manager, H. W. Treat. Iviles, Frank, farmer and miner. Walker, Richard, blacksmith. Walters, Andrew H., Texada Hotel. 'VANCOUVER, WEST END. A sub-post office of- Vancouver City. For residents see Vancouver City Directory. Postmaster—D. J. McDonald. VANCOUVER, EAST END. I See Vancouver City Directory. VAN WINKLE, (See Stanley.) A mining camp on the Barkerville n road 35 miles above Quesnelle, has telegraph office and express. Barkerville dis. 10 miles. Postmaster, L. M. Dodd. VENABLES VALLEY, (Post Office, Spence's Bridge.; an agricultural valley, situated on -the north side of the Thompson River, 12 miles from Spence's Bridge and 19 miles from Ashcroft. Anderson, Wm. fnappat, George, farmer. W BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention VERNON, (See also Lumby and Okanaj. ing.) An incorporated city on the Shuswap & Okanagan Ry. in Okanagan Valley on the east side of the lake, dis. from Sicamous Junction 4G miles; has. a branch of the Bank of Montreal, a customs house, money order postoffice and savings bank and telegraph. Vernon is situated in one of the finest agricultural districts in the world, and the mountains adjacent are rich with mineral deposits. Population 1898, 750. Postmaster—Harold R. Parke. Mayor—W. R. Megaw. Council—W. C. Pound, A. C. Carew, Edward Goulet, J. C. Campbell and H. Knight. City Clerk, Frank McGowen. City Engineer, F. H. Latimer. • C'ty Solicitor, Fred Billings. Police Magistrate, C. W. Ireland. Anderson, John August, carpenter. ANGLICAN CHURCH. Rev. I. Wm. Outerbridge. Anglo Western Pioneer Syndicate (Mining) of London; Ga Alers Hankey, agent. Archibald, C. H., plasterer and painter. Ashton, Charles. Bailey, James, bricklayer. Baker, Faric J., of Vernon News Co. BANK OF MONTREAL, GEO. A. HENDERSON, Manager. Barnes, Fred H., contractor and builder. Bell, R. B. & Son, contractors. 524 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VERNON. ^~*\ Billings, Fred, barrister. Birnie, Alex., blacksmith. Bon Diable Mining Co., Ltd.. R. J. Davis. Bovce, L. S., farmer. Brewer, Charles, farmer. Browell, W. M., mgr. B. X. Ranch. Burnyeat, John Purvis OE. and surveyor. B. X. ranch, F. S. Barnard, prop. Caeser, N. H., farmer. Cameron, Wm. Fraser, general merch- an. Cameron, W. F., contractor CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Edward V. Goulet, agent. Campbell Bros., (John Colin & Angus), furniture. Camp Hewitt Mining & Development Co., Ltd., C. F. Costerton, sec'y. g.. 'ANADA PERMANENT LOAN |J & SAVINGS COMPANY, CES ARE J. MARANI, GEN. AGENT, VANCOUVER. C. F. COSTERTON, Local Agent. Carew, Capt Ar-diew Curtis, R.N.R. Chambers (C. W.) & Co., hardware, etc. Clark, C. G., clerk, Bank of -Montreal. Clark, Leonard^ contractor. Cochrane, Wm. M., solicitor. Coldstream Rranch, Earl of Aberdeen, W. Crawley Ricardo, manager. Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents; D. M. Mclntyre, local manager. Cooper, H. C. & Co., harness and saddlery. Corrigan, C. W., dentist. Costerton, Charles Ernest, COSTERTON, C. F., real estate and finan cial agent. Crowley, George, rancher. Crowell, Thomas Edward, contractor. Cyderman, Carlos R., gardener. Cyderman (W.. A.) & Baird (Andrew). Brickyard, Cryderman, William Arthur, carpenter. Customs outport of New Westminster.F. Adrian Meyer, sulncbllector. Davies, Richard John, accountant and insurance agent, auctioneer, etc. Denison, Herbert T., rancher and inspector of fruit pests. Dickout, John, carpenter. Doberer, Eugene, mgr. for W. R. Megaw Donaldson, John Andrew, rancher. Davidson, M. C, bookkeeper. Elliott, Simon Tacket, blacksmith. Ellison, Price, J. P., M.P.P., farmer, rancher and meat market, Isaa Eastwood manager. Eastwood, Isaac, mgr for Price Elli_|| meat market. « Fear, Joseph, farmer. Finn, C, section foreman. Fleming, John Campbell, tinsmith, Frank, George, farmer. French, G. P., gardener. French, Samuel Phelps, jr., rancher. French, Samuel Phelps, sr., gardener, French, Thomas, rancher. Fuller, A. G., gen. store. Furness, William, farmer. Gardner, Walter, livery. Gellatly, David Erskine, rancher. I Genier, Miss, milliner. Gibbs, Francis, fruits and groceries. Glover, John. Goulet, Edward Vital, agent C.P.E. a Telegraph. Government agent and mining record Leonard, Norris, assessor, collector constable, James C. Tunstall. HANKEY, G. A., real estate, financial, mining and i surahce agent. Haley, Dan, livery. Haley, Michael, agent, Kalamalka. 'j Harris, Edwin, contractor and builde Harwood, Joseph, expressman. Henderson, Geo. A., manager Bank Montre. 1. Heron, William, Highman, John, tractor. Hodges, T., bookkeeper, Rancb. Howard, John, farmer. Hudson's Bay Co., general merely and liquors. Geo. A. Sharp, 13 Chas. D. Simms, clerk. Hull James John, contractor and bw er. Hunt, Thos., plasterer. Hunt, Andrew Jackson, farmer. Huntley, Albert A., carpenter. Huntley, A. A., Temperance HouSe: Jacques, F. B., jeweller. Jenier, Miss Louisa, millinery andfai goods. Johnston, Aaron, wagon-maker. Kaines, Guy, laborer. Kalemalka Hotel, Fred W. Pad! prop. Knellar, Sabes, farmer. Knight (Henry William) & Co., butcto Lambly, Robert McKay, mgr. Pos Ranch. Livingston, Joseph, farmer. town constable, stonemason andfu Co'ldstie GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 525 VERNON. VI LATIMER, FRANK HERBERT, D.L.S. and P. L. S., CITY SURVEYOR, ANALYTICAL CHEMIST if AND ASSAYER. (,awrence. B., sec. foreman. Defroy, C. B., farmer. Lowes, Alner, Ernest A., carpenter. ACDONALD, ALLAN, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. acCall, James F., engineer C.F.M. Co. IcCallum, John, farmer. IcClintook, E. S. V., acct. Bank of Montreal. IcGowen, F., barrister and city clerk. icRvaine, Samuel J., lumber yard, and :'|mill at White Valley. -elntyre, D. M., local mgr. Columbia- 1 Flouring Mills Co. IcKelvie, John Armstrong, mgr. and editor, Vernon News. -xKinnon, Joseph J., carpenter. IcLeod, Norman, of Smith & McLeod. res. Enderby. IcMullen, Alexander Joseph, carriage- builder. dcQuarrie, Alexander, rancher. ilcQuarrie, James, rancher. £arshall, Francis Muston, farmer. latheson, J. E., merchant tailor. May, E. B., teller Bank of Montreal. £ay, ,Capt. Wm. E., farmer. tfegaw, William Riggs, general merchant. pJTHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Ebene- zer Robson. leyer, F. A., deputy col. of inland ..revenue and Customs officer. aiddleton, William, dairy farmer. Milligan, Gideon, Okanagan Hotel. Minerals Development Co., B. C, Ltd., ^head office 7 Queen st., Cheapside, London, E.C. tfohr, Charles, wood turner. Hohr, John Archibald, rancher. Morden, Albert E., rancher and prospector. Morland, Alex, bookkeeper. Iprhing Glory Mining Co , Ltd., A. E. Morden, pres. in liquidation. iIoTris, Osborne, M.D. #pjr, S. A. & Co., drug store. Muir, Samuel Alexander, of S. A. Muir & Co. Muir, Rev. Thomas (retired), of S. A. fMuir & Co. Hurray, William, engineer and vnach- finst. Muller, H. G., prop. Coldstream Hotel Murk, Henry, barber. Neil (Rich.) & Wilson (Robt), livery Nicholles & Renpuf, Ltd., of Victoria, agricultural implements, C. F Coster- ton, agent. Norris, L., govt, agent. O'Brien, M. J., Victoria Hotel and Soda Water Works. O'Hara, Hugh, farmer. Okanagan Board of Trade, G. A. Henderson, pros.; S. C. Smith, vice-pres.; R. J. Davies, see. Okanagr n Land & Development Co., Ltd., G. A. Hankey mgr. Okanagan Spellumcheen Agriculture Society, C. B. Lefroy. Padmore, Fredk. Wm., prop. Kalemalka Hotel. Palmer, S. S., farmer. Palmer, Thos., farmer. Parke, Harold Randolph, post master. Parker, Geo. W., farmer. Parette, R., farmer. Phillips, Thomas, farmer. Postill, Mrs. Alfred, wid., rancher. Pound, W. C, taxidermist. Pratt, W. E., veterinary surgeon. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. George A. Wilson, pastor. Prior, E. G. & Co., Ltd., agricultural implements. Henry Schultz, agent. Ricardo, W. Crawley, mgr. Coldstream rach. Riches, Frank, painter. Robbins. Richard Wm., foreman Hops (Goldstream ranch. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Ross, Joseph E., stoves and tinware. Ruby Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Sparling, R., pres. Schultz, Henry, blacksmith shop and agricultural dealer. Sexsmith, A. J., rancher. Sexsmith, G. S., nursery stock salesman. Seymour, A. D., clerk Bank of Montreal. Shatford, Selbourne A., millinery, etc., dress goods. Shatford, Walter Tybell, general store, also Fairview and Slocan City. Silver Star Mining Co., Ltd., C. O'Keefe, pres. Simmons, E. O, prov. constable. Smith Bros., (S. L. & Frank), stationers. Smith & McLeod, sash and door factory. sawmill at Enderby. Smith, Miss, dressmaker, Victoria Htl. Smith, Samuel Cameron, of Smih & McLeod, Sparling, Robert, principal public school. Spinks,, W. Ward, judge. Streatfield, H. R., rancher. Stevens, Miss, dressmaker. ,___. 526 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA , Vernon. Wadsworth Islana Stuart, Robert Wm., foreman farm (Goldstream ranch). Stuckey, John, laborer. Stuckey, Fred, teamster. Sunderland, Capt., retired. Sweet, Clinton S., farmer. Sweet, O. D., farmer. Thompson, Edward Copley, rancher. Timmins, R. W., blacksmith. Tronson, Edward J., J.P., rancher. Tunstall, James C, assessor, collector and Prov. constable. Turner, Benj. C. S., farmer. Twidle, Thos., farmer. Venables, F. V., farmer. Vernon Jockey Cluh, W. F. Cameron, sec. Vernon & Nelson Telephone Co., S. A. Muir, agent. * I ERNON NEWS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., LTD., PRICE ELLISON, M.P.P., President; JOHN A. McKELVIE, mgr. and Editor Vernon Public School, R. Spalding, principal. Victoria Hotel, M. J. O'Brien, prop. Watson, Porter, barber. Webster, John Lindsay nurserymen, Coldstream Valley. Weir, A.' A., gentleman. Williams, G., M.D. Woods, George, boots and shoes. Woods, Thomas, J.P., farmer. Woods, W. A., bakery. VESUVIUS BAY, (See also Salt Spring Island.) A settlement and steamer landing on the west side of Salt Spring Island. Postoffice Salt Spring Island, dis .2% miles. Gange Harbor dis. 5 miles. Chemainus dis. 9 miles. Has Anglican church and public school. Postmaster—Joel A. Brodwell, jr. Berrow, A. A., nurseryman. Bitancourt, Estelon Jose., general merchant. Bitancourt, Charles, farmer. Bitancourt, Frederick, farmer. Bitancourt, J. A., carpenter. Bitancourt, Lawrence, farmer. Bitancourt, W.' R., carpenter. Bittancourt, A. R., carpenter. Bittancourt, Frederick J., general contractor. Booth, John Paton, M.P.P. Broadwell, Joel A., jr., postmaster. Brown, Percy Hull, farmer. Bullock, H. W. Collins, John T., butter and cheese fH tory. 1 Cundle, C. W., creamery. Harrison, Ernest L., farmer. Harrison, John A., farmer. '^M Purvis, Percy, farmer. Wilson, Rev. E. F., English ministeW VEVEY. A mining camp on Slocan Lake 1 miles from Slocan City and 12 miles below New Denver. C.P.R. steamers daily. Trail, open to Ten and Twleve Mite creeks. VITAL CREEK, A mining camp in Western division of Omenica mining District, Cassiar, 16 miles northeast of Tom Creek and 140 miles east of Hazel- ton,the head of navigation on Skenna river. Vital Mining Co., King Fook, manager. WADDING HARBOR. Situated at head of Butte Inlet, 160 miles north of Vancouver. Blanchfield, Martin J., ranch, res. Vancouver. WADE'S LANDING, Post office Hatzic. A farming settlement in Chilliwac. Municipality, on tbe Fraser Riven opposite Hatzic, 2 miles from Hatzic P. O. Mission City dis. 5 miles. Berger, W., farmer. Bristow, James, farmer. Dunn, Patrick, farmer. Justice, Harry E., farmer. MoJCCitt, William, general store. Murphy, John, farmer. Murphy, Michael, farmer. Nichol, Henry, farmer. Straiton, B., farmer. Watt, W., farmer. WADE'S LANDING, A settlement on Okanagan near Pertt-ctoo. WADSWORTH ISLAND, On Fraser River near Yale. Lake GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 527 Wanborough. Wardner. WANBOROUGH, (See also Rivers Inlet.) A post settlement on Rivers Inlet; mails fortnightly from Victoria. Postmaster, R. Chambers. Adams,. T., earpentet-a Chambers, G., foreman. Chambers, R., mgr. Wannuck's Packing Co. Henderson. K., engineer. Homans, J., fisherman. Haggard, E. A., bookkeeper, Wannuck s • Packing Co. I.arge, Rev. Dr., in charge of hospital. McNeill, A. Pearson, Gus, netman. Pearson, G., netman. Peterson, A. B., carpenter. Rivers Inlet Hospital (Methodist), Rev. Dr. Jackson physician in charge. Victoria Canning Co., Wannuck Cannery, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agts. Robert Chambers, manager. WANETA, (Formerly Called Fort Sheppard.) A station on the Nelson & Fort Sheppard railway, on the Columbia river at the international boundary line, at the mouth of the Pend D'Oreille, distant from Trail twelve miles, from Nelson, 47 miles. Has telegraph office, Postmaster, F. Adie. Adie, Frederick, J.P.,. postmaster, of Manson & Adie. Brewster, Morris, contractor. Brown, Wm. H., hotel. Chanango Mining Co., Frederick Adie, agent. Churches, A. E., miner. Columbia & Ontario Mining Co., Jas. B. Miller, manager. Douglas, Geo., miner. Ellis, George, farmer. Embree, B. F., miner. Fredricks, A. D., caretaker K.W.S Co. Kootenai Water Supply Co. A. D. Fredericks, caretaker. Lang, Alex., miner. Lost Crek Mining Co., D. Rice, jr., mgr. ?N?ls2? £ Fort Sheppard Railway, —. J. N. Davidson, agent. Andrew Manson, agent. Floral '"J Headquarters for Roses and Carnations. Finest Assortment of IECORATIVE AND HOUSE PLANTS. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES POHL Manager jijjjn ANSON A ADIE, Andrew Manson & Frederick Adie.) GENERAL MERCHANTS & HOTEL. Morise, Peter, farmer. Nolan, John H., customs officer. and Provincial constable. Nolan, S. H., Customs broker. Ontario Gold Mining Co., (Andrew Manson & Fred'k Adie) Parson, C. L., miner. Reeves, Robt., packer. Reith, John, farmer and dairy at Ymir. Salmon River Mining Co., Frederick Adie, agent. Schneider, Ar., miner. Wilson, A. T., miner. Wilson, C. M., miner. WARDNER, A townsite on Kootenay River at crossing of Crow's Nest 105 miles from Kootenay Landing, 22 miles east of Cranbrook. Postmaster—Wm. Spencer Lanktree. Anderson, John, section foreman. Beattie, James, roadmaster C.P.R. Berkman, Isaac, hotel clerk. Berkman (Jacob) & Epstein, hotel. Bishop, Charles B., miner. Bishop, Wm. H. Bohart, Robt. H., farmer. Brown, Albert E., farmer. Burgess, J. T., railway agent. Calvan, Samuel, miner. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. James T. Burgess, agent. Casey, John V., miner. Denny, Ce cii E., general agent, etc. Dunbar, Frederick George, farmer. Keay, Wm., sub-collector of Customs. |M| ■,,= ; j 528 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Wardner. Welcome Pass. Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd., general merchants, Wm. S. Lanktree; also Fort Steele. Lake, Samuel, farmer. Langley, J. B., miner. Langley, Wm., miner. Lanktree, William Spencer, manager Fort Steele Mercantile Co., postmaster. Mclnnes, M. & Co., butchers; also Cranbrook, Geo. A. Meyers, mgr. Martin, John T. Martin, John T., accountant. Moore, George, blacksmith. Palmer. C. R., miner. | Race, J. T., retired. Rolland, Chas. P., hotel prop. Spokane, Fort Steele Telegraph and Telephone Co., W. S. Lanktree, agent. Tibbats, Miss E. M., school teacher. Wardner Townsite, Geo. Gurd, agent. White-Fraser, M. H., commission agent and contractor. Woodford, H. W., hotel prop. WASA, (See Fort Steele and St. Eugene Mission.) A settlement and mining camp in the East Kotenay district. Windermere dis. 64 miles. Fort Steele dis. 12 miles. Brown, James, lumberman. Hanson, Nils, general merchant sawmill and hotel. Headman, Chas., lumberman. Lundin, Bernhard, farmer. Person, Peter, farmer. Rosendale, Peter, miner. Sundin, Carl, lumberman. Sundin, Eric, free miner. Tardiff, Joseph, farmer. Wendfeldt, Peter, farmer. WATERLOO, A mining town on the Columbia river 18 miles from Trail and 7 miles below Robson. Docksteader, D., Columbia House. R. R. Jones, manager. Johnson, Chas E., Waterloo Hotel. WEBSTER'S CORNERS, (See also Port Haney.) A post settlement 4$ miles from Port Haney, in Maple Ridge municipality. Has public school and mission services. Postmaster, J. M. Webster. Alexander, John, farmer. Davie,- Jobn, farm laborer. Delater, Louis, farmer. Hinch, George, farmer. Isaac, John H., farmer. McAchaine, David, farmer. Marshall, Thos., farmer and mechanic. Martin, O., farmer. Mighton, Joseph, farmer. Murgatroid, Annie, teacher. Smith, Gustave, farmer and fisherman. Stoney, J. W., farmer and carpenter. Stoney, William Henry, farmer. Thompson, Robert, farmer. Webster, Alex M., farmer and logger. Webster, Robert, farmer. Webster, James Murray, farmer and postmaster. Webster, Jas., farmer and logger. Wilcock, Micbael, farmer. WELCOME PASS, (See also Sechlet.) A settlement on the west of the Mainland, 8 miles from the east end of Texada Island, 23 miles from Nanaimo. Mails are received weekly by Union S.S. Co.'s steamer! from Vancouver, 40 miles. In New Westminster mining division. There are a number of good mineral prospects in the vicinity. Farming, stock raising and fishing are carried on at this place. There is a good harbor, Roman Catholic mission, Sechelt 10 miles distant. Gameron, Donald John R., farmer . Chapman, Chas., farmer. Chapman, Daniel O., fisherman. CHAPMAN, L., POSTMASTER. and general merchant. Chapman, Loren C, fisherman. Collett, Edward King, fisherman. Freeland, Geo., miner. Garland, A., farmer. Irving, Chas., miner. Lye, Edward Dudding, farmer, Gowan Point. Priesthand, Chas., farmer. Pritchard, Arthur, farmer, Pender Harb. Parmele, Chas. A., farmer. Sargent, F., rancher. Tegg, A. A., farmer. Webster, Frank, farmer. Aa (See Also East Wellington.) An incorporated coal mining town at the terminus of the E. & N. Ry., in the Nanaimo district; has money ordei postoffice and savings bank, has also telegraph office. Mails daily from Nanaimo, distant 4 miles. This is purely a mining town, there being no other industries. The output of the mines is carried to Departure Bay, distance, 3 miles, by the company's own narrow gauge road. It has a public school and churches. It has 4 churches, Methodist, Presbyterian, Anglican and Roman Catholic. Postmaster, Theo. Bryant. Mayor—A. T. Mclvlutrie. Town Clerk—J. L. McKay. Assessor and Auditor—Jains Gourly. Chif Police—D. Stevenson. Chief Fire Dept.—James Richard. Licensing Board— David Stephenson, Chief Commissioner. School Board—T. F. Haggart, sec'y. Acton, Peter, clerk Leiser & Hambei-ger. Abbotsford Hotel, A. J. Murtrie, prop. Acquilaiido, J., miner. Adams, Jos. /dams, John, miner. Allessi, B., miner. Allten, M., miner. Anderson, E., miner. Andrews, J., miner. Angel, Wm., driver. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. Chas. E. Cooper. j Armanasco, A., mule driver. ^Arvett, Frank, miner. Astoria, ].., miner. Axelson, Chas. Baley, Richard, fireman. Badot, Jos.,- miner. Baker, Chas., machinist, E. & N. Ry. Baker, T., rope rider. Ranyas, J., miner. Barbero, F., miner. BareTo, F., miner. Barera, Felix, miner. Baxter, James, engineer. Baxter, T., miner. Becque, Joseph, miner. Becque, John, miner. Becque, J., miner. Belagno, S. Beodavinac, J., runner. , Bernadella, Peter, miner. Berntto, M. 'Bt-rri'tto, N., miner. Berry, G., miner. Berry, P., clerk Leiser & Hamburger. Berti, D., miner. Berto, B., miner. Bespania, H., timberman. Bickle, John, gen. store. Bickle, Thos., miner. Bird, Jesse, miner. Black, Jas. S.,mule driver. Blair, H., timberman. Blake Geo. prop Bod win, L., miner. Bohre, Joseph, miner. Booth, A., ndner. Bcshuie, L., miner. Bourne, E. J., engineer. Bowater, Wm., miner. Bozzia, A., miner. Broil, A., miner. Brown, Wm., miner. Brydon, Robert Wellington, collieries. Bryant, Theo., postmaster. Bryden, Andrew, mgr. Wellington Collier ios. Bryden, Alex., lumberman. Buckle, A., carpenter. P.umbia, Geo., miner. Bnrarer. E., miner. Bv,rt. M.. 'miner. Bui ler, A., miner. Butters, Thos., miner. Cameron, Alex., engineer. Cameron, Mrs. A., fruits. Campbell. M., miner. Cartwright, W, miner. Cassolla. P. Carvel, W., runner. Cavin, G., clerk Leiser & Hamburger. 530 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA WELLINGTON. Celle, John, miner. Chadwick, Fred, rope rider. Chadwick, Geo., miner. Charley, Louis, miner. Chadwick, Wm., engineer. Claxton, Ed., track layer. Clark, John, miner. Ciovis, John, eager. Clual, Alfred, sec. foreman, E. & N. Ry. Colquhoun, John, miner. Gonlan, James, miner. Coorans. Chas., miner. Cope, Wm., miner. Cooper, Rev. Charles Edward, Anglican. Coulter, Sam, miner. Counti, J., track layer. Cowan, Thos., of Cowan Sc Sagel. Cowan & Sagel (Thomas, J. D.) groceries and boots and shoes. Critchley, Jas. ! Curry, John, hotel, East Wellington. Damilina, Geo., mule driver. Davies, D. H., miner. Davis, D. H., Hotel Portland. Davidson, J., timberman. Defianc, Louis, miner. Delaynos, Joseph, driver. Demink, J. P., miner. Demonte, Gin, miner. Devaux. D., miner. Dick. Walter, miner. Dickie. Jas., miner. Dishinatus, A., miner. Dalton, John, bratticeman. Dolan, M., baker. Donnar, Chas., track layer. Domnont, Joseph, miner. Dosell, Chas., baker. Dudley, Jas., miner. Dumont, Aug.. miner. Dnmont. P., rope rider. Dunsmuir. M., miner. Dunsmuir & Sons, Andrew Bryden, mgr. Dufries, J., teamster Leiser & Hamburger. Dver. A., miner. Dyer. J. B.. miner. P>cleston, T., miner. Egnac. John, miner. Ellis. C. J., engineer. Ellis. H. Ellis, Wm., miner. English. J. O, engineer. Fno. John, mule driver. E. & N. Ry.. Harrison T. Porter, agent. Evans. David, tailor. Evans, Ben, miner. \ Evans. D. M., cutter Leiser & Hamburger, Evans, John, foreman. Evans, John L., barber. Evans, Obad, engineer. Evans, W., barber. Fagan, Pasty, porter.' Fereno, Mrs., widow. Ferono, Antbony, wholesale liquors, Ferrenos, John, miner. Fontaine, Alex., miner. Fort, F., miner. Foster, A., miner. Foster, Wm., engineer. Fox, Wm., engineer. Fisher, F. C, pithead. Frame, John, machinist. Fraser, Wm. Gilbert, merchant tailor. Freloar,- John, miner. Gallia, A., miner. Galloway, Thos., engineer. Gauthier. H., timberman. Gear, R., clerk Leiser & Hamburger, a Genoni, V., jeweller. Glen, Jas., miner. Griffiths. David, miner. Gihro, Geo., miner. Gilchrist, Wm., miner. Gillespie, John, pitheadman. Gillettas, Jos., miner. Gilpatrick, Robert, prop. Wellington Stables. Glover, Herbert, bookkeeper, E. Sc N. Ry. Godfrey, S., milkman. Go?ro. John, mule driver. Goidus. Geo., miner. Goosens, Alex., miner. Gourlay, D„ miner. Gourlay. Jas., miner. Gould. Isaac, grocer. Gordon, Robt., timberman. Graham. Robert M., miner. Greaves, F., miner. Gregart, Chas., docker. Gregson. R.. miner. Green. T. H., miner. Griffith, D.. miner. Griffiths. Wm., miner. r'uzzettn. Pellegrina, miner. Haddow. Jas.. miner, Haddow, Wm„ miner. TTagsart. D. R., carpenter. Hagreart. Thos., foreman machinist. Hasrgart. Wm.. machinist. Hall. Jas.. teamster. Hamburger. M., of Leiser & Hamburger. TTnuna, John, miner. Hanna. John, mule tfrrver. TT<irT>oSP John. mr>ip driver. Hirris, John, miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 581 WELLINGTON. Hawes, Fred. W., foreman Chinese gang. Hawkins, John, miner. Hendrickson, John, miner. Hicklebran, L., miner. Hill, James, timber checker. Himden, D., miner. Hogan, Alex., miner. Hogan, John, miner. Hooker, J., timberman. Hoy, Robt., machinist. Hughes, H., clerk Leiser & Hamberger. Hughes, Wm. Hunter, H., miner. Hunter, Wm., miner. Hynds, D., miner. Ingham, Win., miner. Irving, John,shoemaker. Ivey, R., mule driver. Ivey, S., Jr., mule driver. Jackson, Geo., runner. Jackson, John, miner. Jackson, Wm., miner. Jacobson, —., miner. James, D., miner. James, F. W., miner. Japlin, Wm., miner. Javiana, John, timberman. Jeffreson, John, miner. Jaffarys, Joseph, miner. Jtfsup, Grant, chemist. Jessup, R. D., mgr. drug store. Johnson, Geo., hotel, Johnson, R., mule driver. Johnston, Robt., miner. Jones, Chas., miner. Jones, D., miner. Jones, D. L. & Co. David Lewis), general store. Jones, Ed., engineer. Jones, Lot., prop. Miners' Home. Jones, Morgan, driver. Jones, S., eager. Jones, Samuel, butcher. Jones, Thos., miner. Jones, Walter, rollerman. Jones, Wm., Joplin, Wm., miner. Kantta, A., miner. Kasela, Oscar, miner. Kegard, Amond, miner. Kelly, Robt., miner. Kennedy, James, engineer. Kerr, John, mule driver. Kerr, T„ mule dirver. Kerr, W., timberman. Kilpatrick, Robt.. livery stable and undertaker. Kotilara, John, miner. Kaskie, John, miner. Kosky, Andrew, miner. Kravansky, John, miner. Laird, James, pumpman. Landerback, Sam., miner. Leask, John, scavenger. Lee (Harry) & John (Joseph), butchers. Leggin, John, miner. reiser (Simon) & Hamberger (Mose), general merchants. Lepass, F., miner. Ltpass, L., miner. Lewis, Joseph W weigh i.--. Laddie, Andy, miner. Liddle, John, miner. Little, James, miner. Little, John, miner. London, James. Lowe, E., mule driver. Lucas, A. Lusk, Mrs. K. McCarthy, Geo., miner. McCubbin, Ira, miner. McCulloch, J., miner. McCulloch, John, miner. McDonald, A., miner. McDonald, Mary, dressmaker. McGarrigle, Charles, fanner. Mclnnes, Dan, miner. McKay, J. L„ gen. store. and City Clerk. % MeKenzie, —., miner. McKinlay, James, miner. McKinnon, A., fireman. McKinnon, Mrs. Alex. McKinnon, Mrs. Dan. McKinnon, Archie, miner. McLeod, D., miner. McMillan, H. J., mule driver. McMillan, H., miner. McMillan, J., mule driver. McMillan, P., miner. McMillan, Robt., tailor. McMillan, T., mule driver. McMillan, Thos., miner. McMullen, Jas., timberman. .... McMurtrie, A. J., prop. Abbotsford hotel and Mayor of Wellington. Magnet, Cash Store, hardware, etc., A. W. Rolston, mgr. Manuel, John, miner. Manuel, W., lumberman. Marko, J., eager. Marshall, P. H., bookkeeper. Marshall, Wm. J., bookkepe*. Massano, C. Masters, C. R., dry goods, victoria tfc Matheson, M., J.P., carpenter. Mathews, Chas., miner. 532 .HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA WELLINGTON. Mathoda, M. Methodist church, Rev. C. H. M. Sutherland, pastor. Mettrall, Chas., miner. Michie, Alex. Machie, John, Jr., mule driver. Michie, John, Sr., engineer. Micheaux, Louis, miner. Mihalchick M., miner. Miller, A., miner. Millchell, John, miner. Morgan, R., timberman. Morris, John, miner. Morris, Mrs. Jane, fruits and cigars. Morris, Steve, miner, Morris, Wm. Morrison, Arthur, clerk. Morrison, Peter, mine. Muir, John, miner. Muir, John, clerk. Mukola, M., miner. Miles, John, miner. Munro, Thomas, farmer and carpenter. Munroe, Duncan, miner. Murray, M., miner. Myllmakie, J., miner. Mynosky, J., miner. Myosky, M., miner. Mychak, V., miner. Naye, Wm., rope rider. Nelson, S., harnessmaker. Newrobe, B., gent's furnishings. Nixon, James, storekeeper, R. Dunsmuir & Sons. O'Brien, —., principal public school. O'Connell, Thos., engineer. Onions, John, miner. Palmer,, Ben., engineer. Palmer, Wm., miner. Palmer, Jack, miner. Paramore, Ed., miner. Passerano, Charles, eager. Patterson, Andrew. Patterson, D., miner. Patterson, J., miner. Patterson, John, timberman. Pearson, Wm., miner. Pearson, Fred, miner. Peck, H. E., hotel, Departure Bay road, Petana, Frank, min« r. Pichetta, S., miner. Pitana, Frank. Pitlano, A., miner. Point. Fred, miner. Porter, Harrison T., agent E. & N. Ry. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Edward Guthrie Perry, pastor. Pringle, Robt., carpenter. TMne-le, Wm., carpts. Purkis, Mrs. E. Purrie, J., engineer. Quennell, Ed., butcher. Robt. Williamson, mgr. Quinn, M., miner. Rafter; Wm., mule driver. Randa, H., miner. Regard, Leon, miner. Richards, James A., surveyor Dunsmuia & Sons. Richards, T. J., bookkeeper Dunsmiua & Sons. Richards, T., farmer. Rizzatti, James, miner. Rizatti, H., miner. Roberts, John W., farmer. Roberts, Wm., machinist. Robertson, Jobn, miner. Robertson, Robt., miner. Robertson, W., mule driver. Robertson, W., miner. Robinson, A., mule driver. Robinson. A., miner. Robinson, F. & Co., clothing and boots and shoes, F. Robinson, mgr. Robson. John. Rodgers. David, butcher. Rodjrers. John. Roedding, Solomon, painter. Rogers, D., miner. Ralston, Andrew Walter, hardware. Roman Catholic Churcb, Rev. F. A. Kremers. Ross, H.. miner. Ross, James, miner. Ross, John, Ross. Joseph, Jr., miner. p^c!«ntti, L.. runner. Ruedding, S., painter. Rumsby. Jas., miner. Russell. Wm., bookkeeper and paymaster Wellington Colleins. Sampritra, S., fruits, etc, Sanders, John, mule driver. Scarth, Geo., miner. Schwartz, F., miner. Schwarts, Jean, miner. Sciarina. Charles. Scott, H. Sealock, John, mule driver. Severino, Sawpetro, grocer. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co., L. Young mgr. Sharman, Joseph, pitheadman. Sii"m. Jas.. mining foreman. Shillito. Geo., engineer. Shore. Sam, Simon, M.. miner. Simpson. Wm.. miner. Smith. Geo., fireman. Smith, R.. miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Spence, Wm.. runner. Spina, Frank, mule driver, Stephenson, David, policeman. Stevens. Geo., miner. Stevens, W. C; harnessmaker. Stewart, A., mule driver. Stewart, Adam, miner. Stewart, John, miner. Stonehouse, D. E., mule driver. Storev. Louis, miner. Sutherland, C. H. M., pastor Methodisi church. Syme, Robert, blacksmith. Tapella, C, miner. Takola, 0., miner. Taylor, Sam, miner. Thomas; Dom, miner. Thomas, John, miner. Thomas, John J., foreman. Thompson, Jas., miner. Thompson, Wm., miner. Thick, A., mule driver. Thick, D., mule driver. Tillar, J. D., clerk Timms, Wm., miner. Timothy, G., locom. engineer. Tinto, Joe. miner. Torr, L. D., confectioner. Tossan. Vic, miner. Totterdale, Samuel W., carpenter and dairy. Turko. Matt., miner, j Trescak. J., timberman. Turner. Jas., storekeeper. Uren. A.. Temperance hotel. Yaira. John. Valerio, Joseph. Vandernook. J., miner. Vandernuck, T., runner. Yandris, P., miner. Yanasenoff, E., miner. Y ater. Albert, eager. Vater, W. H., miner. Yetter. John, miner. Waddell, John B., engineer. "Wallace. Robert, miner. Warsro. John, miner. Wftpoon. H. J.. M.D. Watson. R.. shot layer. Wenver. R.. clerk Leiser Sc Hamburger, Wehlev. John, lamp trimmer. WebW. T.. miner. Wc-ini-oh. M Rerts' furnishings. TVop„rpRS w( jbnr-tender. Wellington Colleries. R. Dunsmuir Sons nrops.. Andrew Bryden mgr. Wellington Enterprise (weekly), Geo. Blake, mgr. Wellshy. Sam. Wnro-o. M., timberman. White, Robt., miner. West Wellington Coal Co., E. H. Heaps mgr. Wilkinson, Robert, docker. Williamson, Robert, butcher. Williams, Ed., miner. Williams^ Geo., miner. Williams, Sam, miner. Wilson, David, foreman. Wilson. H„ runner. Wilson. James, miner. Woodhouse, Harry, blacksmith. Young, L., mgr. Shawnigan Lake Lum ber Co. Young, R. Zacarella. T.. blacksmith. Zacarella, A., blacksmith. Zikie, M., mule driver. Zivercovick. Alex, hotelkeeper. WEST FAIRVIEW. A sub-post office of Vancouver. For residents see Vancouver City Directory. Postmaster—D. J. McDonald. WESTHAM ISLAND. (See Also Canoe Pas. A post settlement on the Lower -Fraser, on Westhan Island. Delta Municipality, 2 miles from Ladner; 17 miles from New Westminster. Albertsen, Christian, farmer. Alfred, John, fisherman. Bent, Omar, farmer. Christie, George, cannery watchman. Cottell, Cbarlie, laborer. Currie & McWilliams, cannery mgrs. Famboline, George, farmer. Faulkner, James, farmer. 534 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Westham Island. Whaletowi-1 Faulkner, Jesse, farmer. Frew, James, farmer. Gilmore, James, farmer. Green, George, laborer. Hopkins, Nicholas R., school teacher. Hunter, William, laborer. Jensen, Alfred, cannery man. Kirkland, Frank, farmer London, George, farmer. Main, George, farmer. Millard, William Thomas Jeeves, farmer. Murray, James C, watchman. McDonald, Bros., cannery men. Olsen, Andrew, cannery man. Penden, Henry, farmer. Peterson, Nels, fisherman. Robertson, Duncan, sr., farmer. Robertson, Duncan, jr., farmer. Saavge, William, farmer. Savage, James, farmer. Swenson, Paul, farmer and cannery manager. Tamboline, Joseph, farmer. Trim, Charles, farmer. Trim,' Harry, farmer. Weiling, Christopher, farmer. Williams, Alfred, farmer. Wilson, James, farmer. WESTHOLME, (See also Chemainus.) A settlement on the E. & N. railway at Hall's Crossing. Distance from Chemainus, 3% miles. In North Cowichan Municipality. I Has Anglican church and public school, Population, 1899, about 150. Postmaster, Capt. E. Barkley, R.N. BARKLEY, CAPT. EDWARD, R.N.), FARMER AND POSTMASTER. Barkley, Robert E., farmer. Bedot, Peter, farmer. Bonsall, Henry, J.P., farmer . Campbell, F., farmer. Chester, Ricbard, farmer. Crate, A., farmer. Dunne, Chas. W., farmer. Elliot, Arthur, farmer. Elliot, Geoffrey, farmer. Elliot, Malcolm, farmer. Gibbs, Samuel Henry, farmer. Holmes, Charles, farmer. Jackson, Thomas M., farmer. Johnston, Patrick B., farmer. Jones, Francis H., general store. Lilly, George A., farmer. Lloyd,, Frank, prop, saw mill. Lloyd, Lionel Percy Hart, farmer. Lullins, T., miner. Mainguy, Daniel Wishart, farmer. Miller, William A., farmer. Parker, Adamson, farmer. Ransom, Richard, farmer. Ransom Sherman, farmer. Richards, Joseph, farmer. Robertson, William, farmer. Smith, M. J., farmer. Teissier, Louis, farmer. Ward, Arthur, farmer. Williams, S., engineer. Windsor, Tbomas Price, farmer. Windsor, Thos., farmer. WESTMINSTER JUNCTION, Postoffice called Coquitlam. On the main line of the C.P.R.. distant 17 miles from Vancouver and 9 miles from New Westminster. In Coquitlam Municipality. Has Telegraph office. Brennan, Wm. T., Junction Hotel. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. J. Rowland, agent. •WEST ROBSON, On west bank of Columbia Riv<^ northern terminus of C. & W. Ry., 25 miles north of Trail; 1 mile belej| Robson on east bank of Riy|5 transfer by C. P. R. steamers between East and West Robson. Mullen, Alex. A., freight checker, C.P.R. WHALETOWN, (See Cortez and Hernando Islands. A postoffice and telegraph station on Cortez Island. Distance from Vancouver, 105 miles. Postmaster, Wm. Robinson. Allen, Charles Isaac, farmer, George Harbor. Allen, Wilfred C, rancher. Burridge, William, farmer. Corby, Henry, farmer. Drinkwater, Wm. B., rancher. Briber, August, farmer. Ireland, Moses C, timber cruiser, Campi Island. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 539, Whaletown. White Water. Robinson, William, general merchant and postmaster. Teuber, August, cattle raiser. Thompson, Samuel, farmers. Vaughn, Ernest H., rancher, George. Harbor. Yaughn, Frank V., ranch, George Harbor. Vincent, William, farmer, Smelt Bay. Vroom, Jobn Pickman, farmer. WHITE LAKE, (See also Keremeos.) A post settlement 12 miles from Penticton and near Keremeos.' Telegraph office, Enderby. Postmaster, H. Inglee. Cohen, William, farmer. Culler, Charles Hicks, farmer. Daulphin, James, farmer. Gourley (Tbos.) & Jones (Henry), ranchers. Gurley, Thomas, farmer. Inglee, Hiram, farmer and postmaster. Johnson, Wm., rancher. Noad,. Berkley, farmer. Prather, George. Prather, James T. Prather, Lewis: Prather, Thomas. Robeson, James, farmer. Watlan, John, farmer. WHITE VALLEY, (See Lumby.) A closed postoffice in the Yale district, dis. from Vernon 17 miles. WHETE WATER, A station on the Kaslo & Slocan Ry., 3050 feet above sea level; dis. from Kaslo 17 miles, and 12 miles from Sandon; has telegraph office, a steam saw mill, cap. 10,000 ft. per day. It is the shipping point for some important prducing mines. 250 men employed in the four principal mines in the vicinity. Postmaster—Frederick C. Nivin. Bauling, A. M. O, notary public. Bell, Janie*, mining contractor Bell, Jamos Allan Ward, of Bell Bros., notary public. Bell, John, prospector and miner. Bell, John Warren, Bertram John, miner BTWn' Min®' L* gen: m&- Whitewater Deep Mining Corporation. CANADIAN PACIFIC RY TELEGRAPH Isaac, Graham, agent. Charles, A. J., assayer Whitewater Mine Charleston mine, John E. Mirtchell, manager. Chisholm, Ronald,' livery stable and pack train. Clancy, Charles, boathouse and barbei shop. Cole, Chas. H., blacksmith. Durney (E.) & Greig (Alex.), Star Hotel Edwards, Geo., engineer. Eldon Gold Mining & Dev. Co. head office, Spokane, J. M. Rex, president. Goodenough & Walmsley, props. Jackson House; also Kaslo. Gordon, Geo. A., foreman concentrator, Whitewater. Hill, F. J., bookkeeper Whitewater Mines, Ltd. Ibex Mining Co., of Slocan, office Kas- Co, in liquidation. Jackson Mines, Ltd., office Kaslo, Geo. Alexander, pres; M. R. W. Ratbborne supt.; W. R. What, mill supt. KASLO A SLOCAN RAILWAY CO. Isaac Graham, agent. |||i Kootenay & Columbia Prospecting & Mining Co., Ltd., Wellington Mine, Edward Watts, supt. Macdonald, W. J. & Co. (J. G. Macdonald), general merchants. Moynahan, George, foreman Whitewater Mine. Moynahan, John J., supt. Whitewater Mine. Muier, Ed., miner. Muier, J., laundry. McDougall, Robert, clerk Niven & Bell. McLennan (Donald) & Borene (Chas.), Victoria Hotel. Nivin, Frederick C, agent, insurance, etc., and postmaster. Nivin Fred'k C.) & Bell (Jno., Warren). ren) general merchants. Olsen, O. K., accountant Whitewater Deep Mine. Ratner, Harry M., M.E. Patterson, J. M., druggist. WHITEWATER DEEP MINE, DANIEL G. McLACHLAN, MGR., R. E. L. BROWN, MINING ENGINEER, owners of Townsite, saw mill and " Whitewater Hotel. 536 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA White Water. Whonnock. .. Robb, W. R., foreman, Wellington mine. Sunset Mine, R. E. Lemon, manager. Nelson W. H. Egbert, mgr. mine. Tenir, Joe, packer. Whitewater Deep Mining Corporation, Ltd., R. E. L. Brown, gen.-mgr., D. J. McLauchlin, supt. Whitewater Mines; Ltd., head offic? Kaslo, George Alexander, mgr.; John J. Moynaban, supt.; James Mack, foreman. WINSTEAD, W. R., , assayer, mining, etc. Wright, J. M., Mrs., bakery. WHONNOCK, (See also Port Haney and Mission City and Ruskin.) A station on the main line of the C.P.R. 33 miles east of Vancouver Maple Ridge Municipality, Dewdney • Riding. Westminster district; , has telegraph office. Has Anglican, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian churches and public school. Postmaster, L. C. York, Allan, Alexander, farmer. Allan, Charles, section mon. AJlan, George, farmer. Allsmith, John, fisherman. Anderson, Andrew, shoemaker. Anderson, John, farmer. | Anderson, Peter, farmer. Austin, James, farmer. Bargevain, Octave, farmer, Stave Valley Bell, Wm., farmer. Blake, William Winfield, farmer. Boyd, George Layfield, mine owner. Boyd, James, farmer. Boyd, Robert, mine owner. t Braden, Robert, farmer. Calder, Peter, farmer - CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, Mrs. J. Henderson, agent. OaiterBros., loggers. Carter, Christopher B., farmer. Carter, Edward C, farmer. Carter, Foster, farmer. Carter, Norton, farmer. Cheer, Dan, fisherman. Cheer, Harry D., fishermap. • Cook, Charles, farmer. Cromarty, James, farmer. Derrmberg, William, farmer. Downie, Daniel, logger. Downie, Hugh, logger. Downie. John, carpenter. Downie, Wm., logger. Dunn, Rev. Alex., Presbyterian ministe. Edwards, Chas., farmer. Pancher, S. A., farmer. Ferguson, Ronald, farmer and logger. ' Fletcher, Robt., farmer. Garner, Charles, miner. Garner, Henry, miner. Garner, R. C, farmer. Gildard, Mrs., farmer. Gilchrist, Alex., farmer. Gilchrist, Donald, farmer. Gilchrist, George, farmer. Hairsine, Joseph Robert, farmer. Haley, William, farmer. Havelock, Thos., farmer. Heafey, P. J., farmer. Henderson, James, section foreman. Innese, Robt., farmer. Johnson, G. Mills, farmer. Johnson. John, farmer. Kimberley, David, miner. Kusha, Martin, farmer. Lee, A. B., fisherman. Lee, Charles, fisherman. Lee, Helmer, fisherman. Lee, Oden, fisherman. Lee, Olaf, fisherman. Lee, Ole, farmer. Lee, Ole, Andreas, farmer. Lee, Olus, fisherman. Lee, Olas, farmer. McDonald, Roderick, farmer. MeKenzie, Alex. G., farmer. McRae. D. P., farmer. Mandell. John, farmer. Mathison. John Andrew, farmer. Mulvey, James, farmer. Nelson, Alfred, fisherman. Nelson, Charles, fisherman. Nelson, Nels C, fisherman. Nelson, Ole, fisberman. Nelson, Olaf, fisherman, Okosh, M.. miner. Oliver, Nolble, Sr., farmer. Oliver, Noble W., farmer. Oskosh, Michael, farmer. Owen, John, farmer. Parker, Isaac R., farmer. Parker, Thomas S., farmer. Paton, James, farmer Percy, E. A. R., farmer. Percy, Edward C. A., farmer. Percy; H. A. R., farmer. Peterson, Charles, farmer. Philips, Charles, farmer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Whonnock. Philips, Frederick Marsh, farmer. Ritchie, Alexander, farmer. Ritchie, John, farmer. Ritchie, Samuel, farmer. Robertson, Robert, farmer. Robinson, W. H., farmer. Rolley, James, mine owner. Sather, B. P., farmer. Sather^ Ralph, fisherman. Spillsbury, Benjamin Ward, farmer. Sutherland, Hugh, farmer. Sutherland, Mrs. M. G., bakery and boarding house. Spilsbury, Ashton W., farmer. Thompson, Alexander, farmer. Thompson, Colin C, farmer. Thompson, Seibert A., logger. Thompson, Walter, logger. Tillie. William H., farmer. Wats"on, Edward, farmer. Walden, George, farmer. Walden, William, fawner. Whetham, Charles, farmer. Williamson, J. A., farmer. Williamson, John,, farmer. Wilband, John Thaddus, carpenter. Yeo, James, farmer. YORK, L. C, POSTMASTER. York, L. C. Sc Co., gen. merchants; agent Dom. Exp. Co. I WIOWAM, A steamboat landing on the Columbia river, dis. from Revelstoke 16 miles. WILD HORSE CREEK, A mining camp 5 miles north of Fort Steele, East Kootenay District. Mails weekly Postmaster, David Griffiths. Banks Bros., mine owners. Brophy, Frank, mine foreman. Buxton, Samuel H., supt. Nip and Tuck G. Hyd. M. Co., Ltd. Cameron, John, free miner. China Placer Co., Chew Chee Wo., mgr. Dogherty (Col.), George, mine owner. East Kootenay Consols. Ltd. (London), W. J. R. Young, M.E., manager and attorney. Griffith, .David, mine owner. and postmaster. International Placer Co., Ltd., pres., O. P. Cbisholm (Montana); supt., Robt. T. Dore. SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign fetters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY Little, Robt., bookkeeper, East Kootenay Consols. Nip and Tuck G. Hyd. M. Co., Ltd. J. M. Buxton, manager, res. Vancouver, B.C. Yan Arsdalen, Walter, free miner. Voss, William, mine owner. Ah Chow, miner. Bow Yew Tong, miner. Chew, Chee Wo, placer miner Chu Ban Quan, miner. Sam Ban Quan, miner. WILLIAMS CREEK, (P. 0. Barkerville.) A mining camp in the Barkerville division of Cariboo district WILLIAMS LAKE, A mining camp in the Williams Lake division of Cariboo district. Nearest postoffice and telegraph 150 Mile House. &v»* WILLOW RIVER, (See also Jack of Clubs Lake and Barkerville.) A mining camp and trading post, dis. 6 miles from Barkerville. Laird, M., A. Willow River Mining Co. (Hydraulic), Fredk. C. Laird prop., Wm. J. Kirkpatrick foreman. WINDERMERE, (See also Sinclair and Athelmar.) A country postoffice at Windermere 538 *£m HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Windermere. Woodbury Creek., Lake. East Kootenay district. It is reached by steamer in summer and by stage in winter. Nearest railway station and telegraph Golden, dis. 84 miles. Steamboait landing Armstrong. There is a large deposit of copper and silver in the vicinity; the land is generally of the richest quality, and the facilities for irrigation cannot be excelled. Fort Steele Junction dis. 86 miles; stage weekly from Golden and Fort Steele; steamer twice a week from Golden. The Supply point for Horse Thief, Toby, Dutch, Law, Boulder and Number Two Creeks. Population, 200. Postmaster, Rufus A. Kimpton. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Bennett, William, rancher. Bornais, John B., farmer. Brewer, Samuel, rancher. Brown, O. A., farmer. Brown, Oresters A., farmer and miner. Bruce, R. R., capitalist. Carter, C. W. F., accountant. Carter, Geo. W. J., notary public. Chamberlain, William, farmer. Clark, Edward, farmer. Common, Malcolm, rancher. Craig, Sinclair, mining. Dimsdale, William, farmer. Goldie, George, mining recorder. Collett, H., Frank, Townsite agent. Forster, H. E., rancher, "Gordan Ranch" Gibbon, Miss E., school teacher. Good, Tom, miner. Gordon, Hugh, of Taynton & Gordon. Guy, Alex., stage driver. Harkins, Fred, rancher. Harkins, George, rancher. Harris, John H., farmer. Innes, J. H., Mitchell. Jackson, Robert, farmer. Johnson & Robertson, mining brokers, also Fort Steele. Johnson (W. E.) & Santo (Wm. Stephen), general store; also Sand Point. Johnston, Edward T., J.P., farmer.' Kimpton, Rufus, vet. surg. Kimpton & Pitts (R. A. Kimpton & J. C Pitts), merchants. Kinee, Calvin Daniel, barber. Lambert, James, farmer. Lambert. John, farmer. Larmer, Fred, farmer. Legassie, Joe, rancher. Mackay, Colin C. farmer. Mackay, James P., farmer. Martin, Donald, rancher. Martin, Thomas, blacksmith and farmer. Montezambert, H., miner. Morigean, John, farmer. McCauley, A., prospector. Mclnnes, M. & Co., butchers. McKay, Colin Campbell, general store. MeKenzie, rancher. MeKenzie, S., rancher. McKinnon, Hugh, miner. McLeod, James R., miner. McLeod, Malcolm, freighter. McVittie & Hutchinson, mining brokers, insurance and real estate, also Cranbrook, Henry Hamilton McVittie, manager. Morijean, Baptiste, farmer. Neave, —., owner Columbia townsite. Pedley, A., rancher. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rehder, G. H., mgr, Robinson, —., capitalist. Scovil, Earle Jennings, notary publSM conveyancer, real estate and mining broker and general agent. Smith, Dave, rancher. Starbird, Thomas, mining broker. Stark, Geo-. A., miner. Stoddart, James A., hotel keeper. Stoddart, J. E. Taite, Joe, rancher. Taylor, T. H., surveyor. Taynton & Gordon, Lakeside Hotel. Taynton, Jobn H., contractor. Taynton, Wm., of Taynton & Gordon. Tegart, Alex W., farmer. Tegart, Edward, farmer and miner. Tegert, Miss A., school teacher. Upper Columbian Navigation Co., R. fflB Wilson agent. Washburn, B. H., mines. |H West, Fred, mines. Young, Joe., rancher. Young, W. J. R., mine owner; also Wile Horse Creek. WINTER HARBOR, (Postoffice' Quatsino.) On Quatsino Sound, dis. from Quatsino, 20 miles. Leeson & Son (J. L. and W. B.), traders. WOODBURY CREEK, (See also Ainsworth.) A mining camp in the Kootenay district, dis. from Ainsworth 4 miles. Kaslo, distance 9 miles. Canadian Pacific M. & M. Co.. Ltd. Holman, M. A., contractor and builder of concentrators. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Wulfsohn Bay. WULFFSOHN BAY, A logging camp on Malaspina Straits —60 miles from Vancouver. Post- office Froeck. Moodyville Lands and Sawmill Co., logging -camp. Mclntyre, Wm., foreman. YAHK. A station on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, 42 miles from Kootenay Landing. YALE, A town on the main line of the C.P. R., 102 miles from Vancouver, on the.banks of the Fraser river. New Westminster, dis. 97 miles. Has money order post office, telegraph and express offices. Mails daily. Has Anglican Church. Postmaster, David J. Creighton. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Stewart Hannah, agent. Alway, John, farmer. Brown, John, blacksmith. Castle, August, laborer. Castle, Martin, sec. foreman. Creighton, David J., general merchant and postmaster. Croucher, Rev. Charles, Anglican. Dodd,- William, Dunne, James, free miner. Flams, Thomas Can-ban, stonemason. Hannah, Stewart, agent C.P.R. Hopkins, Edward G. O., farmer and miner. Nichols, Thomas, section foreman C.P.R. Patten, Perry, miner. Revesbeck, Mrs.'Jessie, Railroad Hotel. Revesbeck, Morton . Revesbeck, William. Stout, Edward, free miner. Teague, William, J.P., free miner. Ward, William Henry, Station Hotel. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Kai Kee, general store; also Spuzzum. Quan Wo, general store. YOUNG, (See also Turgoose.) A postoffice in South Saanich district dis. from ' Victoria 10 miles. Mails daily by V. & S. Ry. Postmaster, H. R. Young. Anderson, Robert, farmer. Bates, Thos., laborer. Bird, Charles S., farmer. Cawthen, George, farmer. Clark, Robert, farmer and boilermaker. Dean, Solomon, farmer. Dean, William J. B., farmer. Gale, H. E., farmer, i Headley, Alex., farmer. McCaskell, Donald. McHugh, William, farmer. McKay, John G., farmer. Martindale, John W. Martindale, Thomas Wharton, farmer. Mathews, James, farmer. Mitchell, Thomas, farmer. Mitchell, William D., farmer. Neaves, Fred, farmer. Puckle, Henry, farmer. Rey, John Joseph, farmer, Ricbardson, Wm., farmer. Spotts, Fielding, farmer. Spotts, Fred, farmer. Stewart, Andrew, farmer. Stewart, George, sr., farmer. Stewart, George, jr., farmer. Stewart, John Wardlaw, farmer. ■Symons, Samuel, farmer. Tanner, Frank, farmer. ; Tanner, Henry, farmer. Tunstead, Thos., farmer. Young, Henry R., farmer master. Young, John G., farmer.. Young, William George, farmer. YMIR (Formerly called Quartz Creek.) A mining camp on the Salmon River at the mouth of Quartz Creek. There are three other tributary streams coming into Salmon river within two miles of the mouth of Quartz Creek—Wild Horse, Bear Creek and Porcupine Creek. Wild Horse is the largest and has on it a very'large area of mining country. All these streams have many mining locations on them. Nelson & Ft. Sheppard Railway to Nelson 18 miles north and Waneta (International boundary), 30 miles south- Wm. west. Has post office, telegraph express office and weekly newspaper, chartered bank and brewery of 20 bbls. capacity. A waterworks plant has been established by a private company, with a reservoir capacity of 50,000 gallons, i"S 540 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA YMIR. situated one-half miles southwest of the town, giving a fall of 285 feet through an 8 inch main. There are a number of rich mining properties in the vicinity which are being developed, and many promise to be valuable mines. Has sawmill, capacity 5,000 feet. Methodist and Presbyterian missions and public school. Population 800, with 200 men employed in tbe vicinity. Postmaster, John McLeod. YMIR BOARD OF TRADE— Sec'y-Treas—A. B. Buckworth. Adams, Edward, clerk. Aikman, Thos., mgr. P. Burns & Co. Alf. Gold M. Co., "Bullion" mine, J. D. McDonald, supt. Anderson, Edwin, builder, etc. ANGLICAN CHURCH— Rev. Samuel Rhodes. Archibald, Chas. Bremner, Ross Hotel bar. Atkinson, Thos Henry, druggist and ■stationery. Bacon, Robert Wm., hardware, stoves and tinware. Bennett, Wm., supt, Bjorklund, John, foreman Elsie Mine. Black Cock Group Mine. Julien & Audet, owners. Blanchfield, Walter, mine examiner, Blue, Louis, sawmill, also Rossland. Blue Eyed Nellie M. Co., Ltd., Norman McLeod supt. Britton, Frank, free miner, Boyer, Joseph, Vancouver Hotel. Brown, Wm. C, clerk S. Sanderson & Co. Buckworth, A. Bernard, J.P., general agent. Burne, John F., solicitor, notary public and commissioner. Burns, P. & Co., butchers, man, mgr. Cairns, Andrew, assayer. Campbell, Daniel, tobaccos, Camerpn, Dougald Andrew, Canadian Pacific Exp. Co., Porto Rico Mine, John J. supt. Carr, H. J„ agent J. L. Parker Sc Co. Carson, Mrs., dining room Cosmopolitan. Carson, Valentine, mining broker. Chriest, Andrew, brewer. Clark, Wm., furniture and contractor. Clark (William) and McQuordale (Jos.), builders, etc. Cobb, M. (Mrs. Edward), Palace Hotel. Coffey, Wm. M., barber. Collins, Mrs. M., hotel. Thos. Aik- fruits etc. Ltd. McMullan, Costello, Maurice, agent N. & F. S. Ry, Cramer, Chris., Croteau, Eugene, owner Dumas Mine. Crowe, Frank, bakery. Curtin, John, supt. Jubilee Mine. Davis, Jonathan (Jeff), bartender Ross House. Delahay, Wm., J.P., blacksmith. DesBrisay Jobbing Co. (Solomon Des Brisay), groceries and provisions. Dieringer, Phil J., fish market. Duncan Mines, Ltd., office Nelson Dundee Gold M. Co., Findlay, James, supt. Dundee Mine. Flynn (Thomas) & Coulter (Samuel» Kootenay Hotel. Garvin, John Creighton, mining engineer and assayer, George, Edward, dentist. Gilker, James A., furnisbings, boots and shoes, branch of Nelson. Fred Burns, manager. Girdwood. Harold, assayer, etc. Gleazer. Percy J., mining and real estate broker. Graham, Lee, contractor. Grantham, Frank, conveyancer and t„>rok er. Green, Miss Emily M., school teacher. ■ Greenstille, John N., mining broker. , Grobe, David E.. merchant. Hayer, Rev. A. W., Presbyterian. Hicks, Rev. James, Methodist. Hotel Ymir. Winslow Sc Morris, props. Hull, Wm. F.. groceries and provisions, Hunterman, Chris, painter and paper- hanger. Keefe, David, prop. Windsor Hotel. Keefe. Laurence, printer Ymir Miner. Keller, Herman Louis Arthur, physician and surgeon. Kelley. Pher. John, of M. and K. T<"enuedv, Frank, tailor. Kenneth Minine: & Dev. Co., Tamarac Mine. Renzi W Macfarlane, resident^ engineer and supt. Kenneth Gold Mining Co., Tamarac Mine. I Kirkpatrick. Wm.. veterinary surgeon. Kneeland, Newton L.. painter and paper- banger, fruits and confectionery. Knox. Alfred L., editor and manager Ymir Miner. Kootennv-Taeoma L. C. Mining CoTS Ltd., Jens Olsen. agent. Lerwick Gold Mininar Co.. Ltd.. Elsijj Mine (Rossland), John L. Whitney, vice-pres. and mgr.; John Bjorkland|. foreman. Lind. Edward, livery etc. London Sc British Columbia Gold Fields, Ltd.. Ymir Mine. Wm. Turner, supt. J London Sc Rossland B.C., Ltd.. Anthony J. McMillan, mgr. and attorney, Ross-,J land. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY YMIR. London & Ymir (B.C.) Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Anthony J- McMillan, chairman, Rossland. Macfarlane, Renzi W., resident engineer, and supt., Tamarac Mine. Mackenzie, Kenneth Eaton, mgr. Merchants' Bank of Halifax. McClure, S. H., supt. Flossie R. Mclsaac, W- B,, veterinary surgeon. McLennan, Annie, millinery and dry goods. McLeod, Donald, merchant. McLeod Hotel, John Philbert prop. McLeod, John, postmaster. McLeod, Mabel J., bookkeeper. McLeod, Norman, supt. Blue-Eyed Nellie. McLeod, Sarah, asst. postmaster. McMullan, John J., supt. Porto Rico Mine. McRoberts, Roberts, clerk Des Brisay Jobbing Co. McVicor, John, assayer. Manning,. William M., assayer. i^j Martin, D., contractor. Masterton, J. W., bartender, Cosmopolitan. Matthew, George Benjamin, tobacconist stationery and confectionery. Mathers, Cyrus F., of M. & K. Mathers & Kelley, general store. Merchants' Bank of Halifax, Kenneth E. Mackenzie, manager. METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Hicks. Miller, George Archibald, accountant Merchants Bank of Halifax. Miller, Samuel, Miller Hotel. Miller & White, tailors. Morarity (J. Thos.) & Sheldon (Wm. H.), Ymir Bakery. Morin, Alex., owner St. Charles Building. Mountain Goat M. Co., Ltd., "Jubilee Mine,'^ Nelson Copper Fields, Ltd., office Nelson, Andrew Burgess, foreman. Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway and Telegraph Maurice Costello, agent. Oddie, Thomas, blacksmith, of Steele & Oddie. Parker, Henry, grocer and bakery. ARKER, J. L., A CO., (Branch of Rossland.) MINING ENGINEERS A BROKERS, H. C. CARR, M.E., MGR. Paul (John Alfred) & Co., boots and shoes. Perkins, Joseph, plasterer and brick mason. Peters, Edward M., livery and packers. I PrKbVtSt ^t0?; McLeod Hotel. R?J-A wUlAK CHURCH, Kev. A. W. Hayer. Reith r°ohT5- T" mininS operator, iteitn, John, dairyman Ross House OB. Archibald, prop. RTo^°Go*h mpres-Ymir water- Ross, W S. T., plumber. w^?"}- (Ge°' H'} and Kjrkpatrick, (Wm.j hvery and packers. Hotel free miQer' bds' Windsoi- Salmon River and Porcupine G B Co (fgn.), Flossie R, H. A. McClure! pres .and mgr. Sanderson, Spencer, of Spencer Sande'r- -son & Co. Sarah Lee Gold M. Co., Ltd., Porcupine mine, Michael Purcell, foreman. Smith (John William) and Le Francis (Pleasaunt), Cosmopolitan Hotel . Spencer, Sanderson & Co., hardware, etc. Steele (Wm. Ollie) & blacksmiths. Sutherland (Bessie)& (Tena), dressmakers. Tamarac Mine, Kenneth. Mining Dev. Co., Renzi W. Macfarlane, dent engineer and supt. Tate, M., hay and grain. Turner, Wm., supt. Ymir Mine. Walley, Frank Herbert, drugs and tionery. White House Trading Co. (branch of Rossland), dry goods, Benj. R. Raymond, mgr. White, Philip, owner Wilcox Group. Wad Horse Gold M. Co., "Nebraska Girl," Wm. Bennett, supt. Wilson, James, painter and parehanger. Windsor Hotel, David, Keefe, prop. Winslow (Lawson Jay) & Morris (Grant), Ymir Hotel. Wolford, Casper E., watchmaker. Ymir Gold Mines, Ltd., London & B.C. Goldfields, Ltd. Head office Nelson, G. H. Barnhart, supt. Ymir Miners' Union, Wm. Delahy, pres.; J. W. Robinson, sec'y. Oddis (Thos.), McCorquodale and resi- sta- Y MIR PUBLISHING CO., THE YMIR MINER (Weekly), ALFRED L. KNOX, Editor and Manager. Ymir Waterworks Co., Ltd., . Ross, pres.; J. F. Burne, sec'y. Zibler, Hermann, shoemaker. Sing Kee, laundry. W. World P. & P. Co., Limited. The Daily World, by mail, per annum $5 00 The Semi-Weekly World, to any part of Canada, Newfoundland or the United States, per annum 1 00 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The Daily and Semi-Weekly World; Cor. Homer and Pender Sts. VAMQOUVER, B, G Endorsed by the Press as the Best Paper in Canada Supported by the People. LIMITED LIABILITY, XuoorporatedL 1883. F. W. Vincent, Assistant Manager. This Company is engaged in the transportation of Freight and Passengers over all the principal routes in British Columbia and Alaska, making regular trips with well-equipped and commodious steamers. 'Islander' 'Charmer' 'Danube' 'Tees' ' 'Yosemite' 'Princess Louise' 'QUEEN CITY,' I BEAVER,' 'Transfer' 'Rainbow' and 'Maude' Vancouver Route | Daily. New Westminster Route - Three Times a Week. Northern Route - On 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Month West Coast Route - 1st, 7th, 14th and 20th of each month. Alaska Route - Service Weekly. For Freight and Passengers Rates apply at Company's Office Wharf Street, Victoria, B. C. Cr A. Carleton, General Freight Agent. C. S. Baxter, Passenger Agent Gazetteer and Directory. HIEISriDElS VANCiv STKEET AND The system of numtering adopted by the City of Vancouver is that known as the Philadelphia or Decimal System. By this system an even hundred numbers are allotted to each block and the principal advantage of the system is that the narcher indicates how many blocks distant it is from any given point on the street or avenue. Even numbers on the east and south sides of street; all short streets to take their number from the through streets and correspond with them. Carroll street is taken as a base for the streets running east and west, with 100 numbers to the block ; on streets running west, Carroll to Abbott, 1 to 99, Abbott to Cambie 99 to 199 (on Cordova the numbers 200 to 299 are skipped, bo as to keep it in unison with the other east and west streets), Cambie to Hamilton 300 to 399, and so on to western boundary of city. Streets (west of Cambie) running north and south are numbered from the Inlet as a base. Burrard Inlet to Water 1 to 99, Water to Cordova 100 to 299, Cordova to Hastings 300 to 399, and so on to False Creek. Streets lying east of Carroll use Carroll as a base for east and west streets, Carroll to Columbia ave., 1 to 99 ; Columbia ave. to Wesminster ave., 100 to 199, and so on to Boundary ave., the eastern boundary of the city. North and south streets take Burrard Inlet as a base ; Burrard Inlet to Alexander, 1 to 99 ; Alexander to Powell, 100 to 199, and so on to False Creek. MOUNT PLEASANT.—New Westminster ave., over False Creek, starts at 1,500 and continues 100 to the block to 3,099, the southern boundary of the city. Streets running east and west of Ontario street are numbered from Ontario street as a base, starting at 1 and going eatswards, 100 to the blcck, and again starting at 1 and going westwards, 1C0 to the block. 32 502 clENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Abbott. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Alberna ABBOTT, from Burrard Inlet to Pender. Numbered from 1. East Side. 108 Moberly, Walter, OE. Sinton. J. R., steam bath-house. Stanley, Anthony, blacksmith. Fortin, Joseph, laborer. 108 Webster, James A., mill-owner. 110 Schelt Trading Co. J. H. Woolianis, mgr. Water intersects. 206 Rubinoviwitz & Co., clothing, B. & S. 210 Wa Kee, laundry. 212 Mallaro, Joseph, shoemaker. 212 Cameron, Nicol, barber. 216 Adams & McCurdie, restaurant. 222 Acadia Hotel, A. E. Fraser, prop. 228 Scully, Mrs. furnished rooms. • 280 Hatch, J. H., tinsmith. Cordova interescts. 306 Hicks, Adam, hacks. 306 McGuigan & Langis, physicians. 312 Burton & Blackston, Douglae hse. 810 Frost, Wm. L.. resturant. Hastings intersects. Gibson. Alex., feed stable. Pender intersects. C.P.R. Freight sheds. West side. * 107 Vancouver Transfer Co. Water Intersects. 201 Goldberg, F. G., fruits. 201^. McCarthy, Wm., leather mercht. 203 Rubinoviwitz _c Co. Edaniron, J., shooting gallery. 209 Falconer, P. D., carpenter. 211 Isaac, Miss E., fruit. 213 Nelson, O., barber. 217 Nelson, Olaf. 217 Peterson, Frank, shoemaker. 219 Hoffard, C. E., grocer. 221 Peterson, Frank, shoemaker. 223 Union hotel. 225 Taylor. Harry, restaurant. 227 Kreiger, John, restaurant. 229 Clay, Joseph, boot-black. 229 Scurry Bros', barber shop. 231 Campbell, C. M., grocer. Cordova Intersects. Hotel Metropole, Wm. Hodson, prop. Geo. Parker, mgr. 307 Hicks & Beattie, hacks. Hastings Intersects. 411 Le Clair, Marie, wid. John. 413 .Johnson, David Porter. Cleaver, John Gilbert, confectionery 417 Laplant, John laborer. 419 Earl, Mary, wid. Daniel J. Pender intersects. ALBERNI, from Park. Burrard to Stanley Numbered from 1,000. 1006 Babcock, W. G., mill wright. 110 Barnwell, Thos., baker. 1008 Barnwell, Thos., baker. 1040 McGowan, James, marine engr. 1C-12 Kirkland, John. 1016 Quigley, F. Arthur, dry goods. 1020 Fowles, Walter, clerk H.B.O. 1022 McRae, D., customs. 1026 Watt, John, laborer. 1028 Paterson, Frank, gardener. Thurlow intersects. 1114 Miller, Joseph E., col. Inland ReTS 1122 Calder, Wm., emp. C.P.R. 1145 Lucas, Wm., barber. -1130 Roy, Andrew T., engineer. 1162 Aked, Wm., agent. Bute intersects. Jervis intersects 1311 Nye, James J., mechanic. 1320 Dafoe, J. Roy, contractor. 1322 McGregor, D. C„ insurance. Broughton intersects. 1404 Martin, Herbert, emp. C.P.R. 1406 Shoebotham. T. B., barrister. 1412 Exley, Fred T. 1414 Hardiman, T. R.. broker. 1416 Creighton, Wm. Thos., ace. Can. Pj Nicola intersects. 1512 Robinson, Richard, C. P. R. Cardero intersects. 1650 Newman, A. 1623 Clayton, I., 'longshoreman. Bidwell intersects. Denman intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY- f 503 Alexander. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Barclay. Gilford intersects. Chilco intersects. ALEXANDER, from Carrall to Hawkes ave. Numbered from 1. Canada Pacific Transfer Co. Thos Veitch,. manager. Bazley, G. H., blacksmith. 44 Europe Hotel. 34 Critch, H... blacksmith. 36 Sing Lee, laundry. Columbia begins. McMillan Sc Hamilton, whl. grocers 120 Dixon, Joshua C, nmfs. agent. 122 Pacific Beveridge Co. 124 Murgatroyd, Wm., incubators. 140 Artus, Wm. & Sons, blacksmiths. 141 Zetteman, Alfred. 144 Letson & Burpee, foundry. 152 Purser, Wm., tinsmith. Westminster ave. begins. B. C. Iron Works Co., Ltd. 204 Burke, Henry, cuttler. 205 Thomas, Mrs. F. 210 Fairburn^ M. A., miner. 214 Massa, Vingenzo. Gore ave. begins. 300 Alexander, R. H., mgr. H. S. M. 306 Patterson, J. R. blacksmith. < 304 Collier, Wm. . 314 Paul, John, attendance officer public school. 318 Pool/ Alfred, M.D. 328 Hansen, Thos., stevedor. 350 Firth, James, carpt. 334 Johnston, Wm., pilot. 362 Hope, Charles E., architect. Dunlevy ave. intersects. 406 Barwick, John E., wood dealer. 410 Cowderoy, Wm., city accountant. ^12 Harris. James, contractor. 414 Rose, Mark S.,' plumber. 418 Hallander, Sam., machinist. . 422 Jones, C. H.„tent and sail maker. 428 Taylor, Thos. Jackson ave. intersects. ,502 Huddart. C. E., bookkeeper. 508 Larson, P. 7510 Patterson, Donald, captain, f 512 Stewart, J. M., chief of police. I 518 Smith, A. A., 520 Letson, James, M. K, of Letson & Burpee. 522 Letson, W., of Letson & Burpee. 524 McPliardin, Daniel, Captain. 526 Lawson, J. P., Mrs. widow. Carl ave. begins. 608 Benson, T., engineer. 612 Smith, G. G., ship carpt. Heatley ave. intersects. Armstrong & Morrison, pipe wks. 716 Wilson, Edmund, bricklayer. 718 Hearn, Frank, teamster. 718 McDermott, John, Armstrong & Morrison. 718 Rear, Patterson, A., emp. Armstrong, & Morrison. Pollard Wm. laborer. 716 Wilson, Edmund, H. S. M. 776 Berry, John, fireman. • Hawks ave. intersects. ARCADE, at the N.W. corner of Cambie and Hastings. (See Hastings W.) BARCLAY, from Burrard to English Bay. Numbered from 1,000. 1018 MacQuillan, John, miner. 1020 Breeze, J. D., insurance. 1022 Hewitt, Edward, builder. 1031 Manning, G. W. 1032 Summers, Miss Bella. 1033 Gore, Wm. 1034 Anstie, H. J., jeweller. 1036 McMillan, Edward H., grocer. 1039 Fleischman, J., traveller. 1027 Wilkinson, Mrs. M., widow. 1030 Harris, R. W., barrister. 1040 Darling, H., mgr. U. S. S. S. Co. 1042 Evans, John E., insurance.' 1043 Young, George P. M. D. 1061 Stewart, Allan C, teacher. 1063 Welsh, E. B., of Welsh Bros. 1071 Thompson, Matthew H., farmer. 1075 Wilson, Chas., barrister. Thurlow intersects. Wilson, Geo. I. Walsh, Wm. 1121 Waram, Port, agent. 1123 Calder, Geo., carpenter. 1124 Mowat, H., S. S. Tartar. 1126 Bowef, G. E. 1128 Davis, Robt. C, mnfs. agent. 1131 Scott, David, 1132 Calland, T. H.. real estate. 1134 Campion. J. W., mf?r. B. C. I. W. 1135 Campbell. J. K.. tailor. 1147 Hinson, Rev. W. B. " 504 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Barnard. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Barnard Bute intersects. 1213 Templeton, Mrs. W., widow. 1231 Manson, Wm., auditor C. P. R. 12.34 Vaughan, Wm., bookkeeper. 1236 Godson, C. A. 1248 Lawson, James, box' factory. 1257 Spencer, W. R., dentist. 1260 Burns, John, sr. 1265 Black, F. M., of F. R. Stewart & Co. 1269 Marshall, D. J., barrister. Jervis intersects. 1323 Tufts, Arthur, agent. 1825 Wilby, G. printer. 1339 Williams, A., barrister. 1373 Underhill, F. T., M.D. 1373 Underhill, Rev. H. J., Anglican. Broughton intersects. 1415 Roedde, G. A., bookbinder. 1433 Condell, T. H. 1447 Tetley, Chas., broker. Weeks, Geo. W., grocer. Graveley, Walter E., of Hope & G. Nicola intersects. Collcutt, Jas., liquor merchant. Denman intersects. Rollings, Fred H. Gilford intersects. 1601 Pentreath, Ven. Edwyn, S. W., Archdeacon of Columbia. Chilco intersects. BARNARD, from False Creek to Boundary ave. . Numbers from 100. North Side. City Electric Ry Power House. Westminster ave. intersect*. 215 Allen, John, teamster. 217 Smith, John, carpenter. 223 McKay, Angus, contractor. 227 Anderson, B., 'longshoreman. 229 Parent, J. B., tailor. 235 Mahoney, John, sawyer. «$?£ 243 Gray, Geo., H. S. M. 249 James, W. H., El S,y. Gore ave. intersects. 305 Stuart, Seymour A., emp. R.C P M 807 Douglas, Robt. " 1 309 Warner, Edward, .teamster. 311 Keeley, Wm. J., brakeman C.P« 313 Harris, David, conductor. 315 Bennett, P. John, barber. 317 Tafte, Herman, captain Tepid. 319 Cameron, Margaret, wid., John D, Dunlevy avenue intersects. Jackson avenue intersects. 501 Trail, Andrew, stocktaker. 505 Martin, Thos. mail clerk. 507 Dempsey, Benjamin, fireman. 509 Paddon, W. H;, engineer. 511 Bazley, Geo. EL, blacksmith. 513 Mclntyre, Charles, wheel wright 515 Malish, Chas., traveller. 517 Langdale, R. H., carpt. 519 Stuart, W. W., carpt. 565 Saxton, Wm. S., mill-hand. 567 Blake, W. W, nightwatchma Carl avenue intersects. 621 Grant, Wm., carpenter. 623 Olsen, Ole. 627 Carter, Chas. Henry, real estaw 629 Hill, Henry S., photographer. ■ 637 Odwyer, D. M., painter. 651 Hastings, Capt. Joseph B. 653 Jackson, clerk. 657 Braden, James H., butcher. Heatley, avenue intersects. Hawkes ave. intersel s. 849 McNab, John, captain. 851 Mason, James, machinist. 881 Farlow, Henry. 885 McPherson,-Robert, carpt. Campbell avenue intersects. South side. 112 Banhan, R. J., express. Westminster avenue intersects. 142 Limpus, Alfred, painter. 220 Sankey, Frank, dairy. 238 Anderson, C, El. Ry. M 250 Smith, Alexander, emp. B.C.I.W. 252 Foster, Frank, prop. El. Ry. Gore avenue intersects. 312 Kemp, George, mill-hand. 316 Tom, Gregory, principal East Wan! school. 330 Hobson, Geo. 320 Pollock, Robt., B. C. I. W. 342 Davidson, John, miner. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Beach. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 346 Hesson, Alex., miner. 356 Dixon, James, miner. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 412 Graham, Henry M., butcher. 412 DeWolf, John W., bookkeeper. 416 House, John Geo., emp. El. Ry. 410 Taplin. Albert. 410 Wilkinson, E. H, engineer El. Ry. Jackson avenue intersects. 554 Walker, Margaret, widow, James. Carl avenue intersects. 618 Frizzell. George, clerk. 624 Stephens, Geo. A. 628 Gordon. Wm.. emp. B.C.S.R. 632 Martin, Margaret, widow, Daniel. 630 MeKenzie, Daniel, carpt. 650 Bridge, Edwin, bartender. 658 Lusk, Thos., miner. 660 Elliott, H. W., shoemaker. 662 Fripp, Robt. M. 670 Cline, Wm., carpenter. Heatl y avenue intersects. 710 McLean, John, police. 712 Lyon, A. B., carpenter. 740 McMurray, Robt, B. C. S. R. 724 Harrison, Robt., laborer. 726 Bridge, Fred., laborer. 794 Stokes, Donald, Wm. 796 Holden, John, carpenter. Hawkes ave. intersects. Campbell avenue. BEACH AVE, from Burard to Stanley Park: Numbered from 1100. Thurlow intersects. Johnson, James, Lacey. • Johnson, Major Lacey R. mechanic, C.P.R. Bute intersects. Jervis intersects. master Creery, A. McC, Creery. Hartley, F. B., clerk. Casement & Nicola intersects. Fernwood Cottage. Burnaby intersects. Denman intersects. u Simpson, Jack, tailor. Simpson Bros., boat builders. Morgan, Frank, pavilion. Gatter, Jas. Wm., traveller. Burnett, Bros., pavilion. . Watts, Geo. W., confectioner. Parker, Geo., emp. H.B. Co. Young, Frank, clerk. Purvis, Alex., emp. H.B. Co. Bridgeman, Capt. Ed. Chas. Christie, Wallace, marine eng. Rose, Richard, rag-dealer. Odell, Mansell B., barrister. Brough, Mrs. E. B., wid. T. lunch-stand. Aman, George, bookkeeper. Cornwall, Wm. A., bk of B. O. Bullen, James R. G., bk of B. O. Angus, Richard. Ballard, Chas., bk of B. C. Smith, A. B. bookkeeper. Richardson, Mrs. Gray, —. Geddes, J. H. clerk. Humphries, Mrs. E., widow. Garvey, Aaron E., electrician. Hunt, —..tailor. Wy'att, Harry, marine engineer. Dean, Wm. A. Lymn Cottage. Cook, David, clerk. Stewart, John, clerk. Zehner, E. D., engineer. Scoullar, Andrew. Chilco intersects. BEATTY, from Pender to Robson. Numbered from 500. 523 Coray, Martin, janitor. 523 Bartlett, C. F., fish dealer. 531Ballinger, Thos., teamster. ' 553 Small, Robt., laborer. Dunsmuir intersects. Georgia intersects. 735 French, John, tea dealer. Robson begins. BEECHIE (or 20th ave., Mt. Pleasant), from Westminster ave. east. Waite, —., plasterer. Hill, —.. laborer. Marrington, Theodore, dairyman. Gerber, John A., dairyman. Farr, John, carpenter. Criss, —., laborer. BPIDGE from False Creek south. 7th ave. intersects. Barclay intersects. Comox intersects. Stevens, George, surgical instrum'ts BRUNSWICK from Dufferin south. 5th ave. intersects. 2120 Kelman, James, bricklayer. 6th ave. intersects. 7th ave. fhtersects. 2329 Smith, Robert, carpenter. BURNABY from Burard to Denman, numbered from 1,000. 1039 Johnstone, Wm. E., clerk. 1045 Davis, Harry H., painter. 1093 Ker, J. Balfour, broker. Hobs, Fred, C.P.R. 1157 Martin, Geo. 1161 Walker, T. C, marine engineer. 1165 Kerr, John H., school teacher. 1156 MeKenzie, Dongald, eng. C.P.R. Coleman, Geo., of Evans, Coleman & Evans. 1259 Gn+PTTood, Chas. H., dentist. 1345 Ralph, Wm., hardware. Lockyer, Henry T., mgr. H.B.C. | Nicola intersects. McNaughton, A. Jeffery, James E., bricklayer. Hooper, Wm. H., bricklayer. Beach intersects. Marsden, butcher. BURRARD, from Burrard Inlet to English Bay. Numbered from 300. East side. 318 Hutchings, —. Seaton begins. Hastings ends. Pender intersects. 544 Nicholls, Mrs. Helen, Idg. house. 552 Revely, Mrs. Kate, Idg. house. 566 Bain, N. H. 572 Kent, W. F., Hotel. 578 Patterson, Mrs. Margaret, wid. R. G., Idg. house. Dunsmuir ends. 600 Tanner, W. G. 616 Cassidy, George, cannery. 622 Dickson, Wm. S. 630 Stirling, David, emp. C.P.R. 638 Irwin, Wm, H, emp. C.P.R, 646 Holmes, Alfred W. S., bookkeeper. 654 Weaver, S., merchant. 660 Ellis, R. B., insurance. 664 Robertson, Gideon, real estate. Christ Church Episcopal, Rev. ffl Norman Tucker, rector. Georgia intersects. 736 Findley, Frank S. 738 Hamilton, Robert, of Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 507 Burrard. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Burrard. 740 Fullerton, James A. 742 Roycroft, Miss E. 742 Wilson, Robt. 744 Youall, Hugh, comm. agent. 748 Long, Miss Laura. 778 Wilkinson, Miss, Home Hospital. 794 Tucker. Rev. L. Norman. Robson intersects. 800 McConnel, Donald. . blacksmith. 834 Ferguson, John C. 842 Goodfellow, John, emp. C.P.R. 850 Drainie, J. L., merchant. 858 Springer, Mrs. Ben., widow. 864 Kyle, Mrs. Sarah, wid. W. B. 888 Sulley, Wm., agent. Smithe ends. Lawson, J. P., printer. Nelson intersects. West End School. Comox intersects. Davie intersects. 1209 Draper, V. B. Stewart, J. B. Drake ends. 1310 Cripps, Chas., bricklayer. 1878 Johnson, John S., collector. Harwood begins. Beach avenue intersects. WEST SIDE. 323 Mahon, -Edward. Seaton begins. Pender intersects. 533 Ettershank, Capt. Wm. 529 Pyke, Jos. A., merchant. Eveleigh begins. j 579 Nicholson, Mrs. Helena. « jgjj| Vancouver Floral Co., J. Pont, mgr. Melville begins. ! 645 McLaren, Rev. E. D. 657 Kent, H. W., Supt. Tel. Co. Georgia intersects. Alberni interseects. Davidson, A. A., of A. A. Davidson & Co. Iplv 743 Mount, Chas. Arthur. 815 817 827 841 849 859 881 889 895 1009 1043 1055 1110 1209 1217 1241 1243 1225 1409 1425 Paul, Ernest, mail-clerk. Douglas, F. R„ grocer. Ludgate, W. G. Davidson, C. N., jeweller. Robson intersects. Tretheway, Wm. J., of Tretheway & Bucke. Stewart, J. W. W. Crickmay, Wm., C.E. Stacey,'Albert R., accountant. Mackechnie, L. N., physician. Malcolm, David, York County L. & S. Co. Haro begins. Prescott, John Wm., insurance. Hock, .Mrs., widow, Johnston, James, I., of J. K. & Co, Bucklnad College, Chas. Hill Tout, principal. Vancouver Kindergarten. Miss C S. Newman, director. Barclay begins. Shaw, H. P. Nelson intersects. Campbell, Wm. A., mining broker. Warren. H. B., C.E. McDonald, D. J., grocer. Comox begins. St. Paul's Hospital, Sister Irene, Superior. Pendrill begins. Woodhouse, Henry J., laborer. Davie intersects. Draper, B.B. Stewart, James B., grocer. Tubbs, Clint, mill-hand. Niekprson. Wm. Downie. carpt. Finch, M. E., wid. Chas. S. Burnaby ends. Ley, John, builder. Willdauer, Joseph, carpenter. Bowman, Thos., carpenter. Wilkinson, Arthur James, carpt. Drake ends. Pacific intersects. Walker, W. H. Tweedie, David A., mgr. Toronto Type Foundry. Beach ave. intersects. BUTE, from Burrard Inlet to English Bay. 740 Angus, W. R., traveller. 744 Tracy, Col. T. H., city engineer. 779 Boultbee, Frank W., emp Water- • works. 785 Simpson, D.. Bank B.N.A. 786 Wolfe, Mrs. B. L., widow. Robson intersects. 805 Rankin, John S., engineer. 821 Bell, Frank, mgr. Gurnev Cab. Co. Westcott, Capt. W. H. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cambie. Haro intersects. Barclay intersects. Nelson intersects. 1036 Beasley, A. F., real estate. Comox intersects. Pendrell intersects. Hawley, John. CAMBIE, from Burrard Inlet to Smith. Numbered from 100. East side. Beasley, George, boats. Hayden, Hamilton, boat-builder. Becker, Isaac, laborer. Water intersects. 216 Marshall, Thos., plumber. 218 Hay, Geo., tailor. 218 Bell & Flett, tinsmiths. 220 Peters, Chs., plumber. 226 Macgowan, A. H. B., broker. Cordova intersects. 322 Spaf-ord, J. M. & Co., brokers. 322 Johnston, B. B. & Co., ins. agents. 822 Jeffs, Thos. W., physician. 322 Farrell, Tregent Sc Co. 322 Whiteway, W. T., architect. 322 McDonald, Geo. E., contractor. 1 338 Commercial hotel. Hastings intersects. 408 Mills, Thos. O., shoemaker. 410 Peterson, Geo., longshoreman. 420 News Advertiser. F. C. Cotton, M. P. P., editor. C. F. Cotton, bus. manager. Pender intersects. 530 City Hospital, Dr. McEwan, director. 534 Gorman, Mrs. P. 536 Scurry, Mrs. Martha, wid. Hiram; 538 Campbell, D. A., teamster. 540 Kirkwood, John G. 544 Van. Transfer Co. Stables. 556 Hamilton. 560 Angus, Thos. 566 Atkinson, Peter. Dunsmuir intersects. Georgia intersects. 700 Donnelly, Miss. 710 Atkins, J. H., butcher. 720 Hill, John, driver. 722 Norman, Thomas, bookbinder. West side. Water street intersects. 219 Hossack, Alfred D., mfg. agt. Cordova intersects. 303 Rodney, F. J., tobacconist. 303 Crowder & Penzer Coal. 305 McLean Bros., contractors. 305 Gilmour, H. B., agent Wateroui Engine Co. 307 Bennett & Campbell, barbers. . 311 Real Estate Exchange. 313 MeKenzie, W. G., mnfrs. agent. 313 Macnanghton, A. E. 313 Johnston, J. O. 313 P<*rrv. Mrs. 315 C&mbie, Mitchell W. C, Northern Life Ass. Co. 317 Rand Bros., real estate. 317 Grant, J. B., lithographer. 319 Roedde, G. A., bookbinder. 321 Bank of Hamilton. 325 Campbell, J. G., tailor. 327 Lew, David & Co., Japanese goods Arcade. Frith, G. E., bicycle livery. Hastings intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Canibl ie. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Pender intersects. Dunsmuir intersects. 603 Mutrie, Henry, of Mutrie & Brown 605 Davis, J. K., painter. 607 Bennett, C, barber. 611 McAllister, Peter, brakeniau. 613 Brown, John, H, printer. 615 Cook, David, shoe merchant. 617 Law, David, C. P. R. 631 Mulcahy, Edward, teamster. 633 Connon, Mrs. J. Georgia intersects. 709 Allan, Mrs., widow. 711 Patrick. George, butcher. 713 Dempsey, Hugh. 715 Creech, Wm., lithographer. 717 Latham, Wm., blacksmith. 719 Heylandt, Oscar, barber." 721 White, Joseph, C. P. R. 723 McGregor, Hugh R., cashier C.P.R. 731 Ross, A. W., barber. 741 Hooper, Wm., pipe fitter. Robson intersects. 821 Matheson, Malcolm, bookpr. 823 Lambert, R. A., miner. 825 Atkinson, Chas., stat. engineer. 827 Warsap, H. J., manager. 841 Falconer, P. D., carpenter. 847 McDonald, John, C. P. R. 849 Johnstone, Geo. F., carpenter. Canadian Pacific Lumber Co. Smithe intersects. Imperial Oil Co. Works. Spicer Shingle Mill Co., Ltd., H. H. Spicer, mgr. and sec'y. B.C. Sugar Refinery Cooperage. Rich. Angus, mgr. Cambie St. Bridge here. CAMPBELL AVE., from Powel to Bay view. Numbered from 200. Powell intersects. 236 Fraser, W. H., builder. Cordova E. intersects. Hastings E. intersects. 541 Lyman, Wm., cooper. 545 Saniger, Wm., jeweller. 549 James, Geo. E., shoemaker. Princess intersects. Keefer intersects. Harris intersects. Barnard intersects. 803 Smith, Hy. Valentine, El. Ry. 809 Turnbull, Robt., laborer. 815 Barthelemy, Chas. A., emp. R.C. 827 Ford, A. C. Prior intersects. CARL AVE. (now called Oppenheimer ave.) from Alexander to Grove ave. Numbered from 100. Alexander intersects. 114 Breitenstein, Fred W.,. stonemason. Powell intersects. Cordova E. intersects. 311 Benedeckson, Andrew E., carpt. 316 Allardyce, Thos., Hastings intersects. 400 McMillan, Alex. J., C.E. 404 Hallen, James, emp. C.P.R. 406 Ross, Geo., C. P. R. 408 Hicks, Aubuy. Princess intersects. Keefer intersects. Harris intersects. Barnard intersects. Prior intersects. CAROLINA, from False Creek south. 6th ave intersects. Pugh, Sam. G., clerk. 7th intersects. Campbell, P. C. 9th ave intersects. McCullough, R. A. 10th ave intersects. Whitman, Marcellus. llth ave. intersects. 510 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Carrall. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Chilcdd CARRALL, from City Wharf South. Numbered from 1. West side. Union Steamship Co. 107 Yick, Lung, laundry. Water intersects. Alhambra hotel. 205 Blanchfield & Co., grocers. 207 Salvation Army barracks. 209 McTaggart & Moscrop. 211 Baker, Ben. 213 Goldstein, A., second hand goods. Trounce Alley intersects. 217 McPherson, Ewen, hotel. 219 Blodgett, Alfred, butcher. 221 Albert, H., fruits. 0 223 Morrison & Co., tailors. 223 Herman I., jeweller. 225 Savard, A., photographer. Cordova begins. 309 Balmoral cafe, W. D. Jones, prop. 313 Pilon, A., boots and shoes. 315 Halliday, G. W., grocer. 315 Johnston, James, harness. 317 Deck, Milton, fruits. 323 Louver saloon. 237 English Chop House. 333 Dunn, James. 333 Greer, W., emp. C.P.R. 341 C.P.R. Telegraph Branch Office. 341 Foot's Parcel Express. 345 Exley, Fred, auctioneer. 353 Palace Hotel, J. Unsworth, prop. ■Hastings intersects. Pender intersects. Cleeve Canning & Cold Storage Oo Bradberrv & Brown, stone-cutting yard. 529 Ross & Howard, foundry. Royal City Planing Mills. East side. Linton, Andrew, boat-builder. Canada Pacific Transfer Co. See also Alexander street, Alexander begins. Powell begins. Foote, Captain, towing tugs. 200 Sudmin, J., tailor and gents fur, 202 B. C. Market Co., butchers. Alfred J. Banham, mgr. 204 Filion, F., grocer. 206 Urquhart, Wm., liquors. 210 Klondike hotel. | 214 Desfosier, M., tinsmith. 2.18 King's Hotel. 218 Kline, Fred, restaurant.' 220 Crown Saloon. 222 McCallister. Langley, Arthur. Cowper, Capt. John. 224 Peterson, A., jeweller. 224 McAlpine, J. A. L., drugs. 226 Clark, Robt., clothing. Cordova E. intersects. 300 Oyster Bay restaurant. 306 Desantis, James, barber. 310 Logan, Miss M. 3l2 Foreberg, Chas. G., tobacconist. 316 Elphinston, R. 318 Walker, Sarah, bdg. house. 318 Milros, W. J., painter. | 318 Rivard, J. E., grocer. 322 Casselman, R., harness. 324 Travelbea, J. H., cigars. 342 Hulse, Chas., 344 Foran & Frost, grocers. Imperial Baker. Hastimts East intersects. 414 Chong Tar & Co., merchants. 424 Yee Ah, tailor. 426 Yick, Lung Jin, merchant. 430 Tang Can & Bros., grocers. Dupont intersects. 500 Opera Resort saloon. 530 Hicks, Adam, hack stable. 532 rroctor. H. 534 Chinese. 548 Scott. 550 Fraser, Thos. M., emp. R.C.P.lll 568 Royal City Planing Mills. CENTRE, continuation of Granville over False Creek. Ley & Wildayer, Sash and Door. ^Factory- Johnson Sc Squarebriggs, shingle mill. Lait, W. L., saw mill. 4th ave. intersects. Forbes, Mrs; Mary, grocery. 7th ave. intersects. Sivert, Anderson & Bell, grocers. CHILCO, from Stanley Park bridge to English Bay. Marshall, Robt., lunch counter. Georgia intersects. ,_"'','v GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Columbia ave. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Alberni intersects. Stanley Park Brewery, Frank Fou- bert, prop. Walton, Joseph, retired. Oben, John, confectioner. Matthews, John, longshoreman. Tupper, Sir Charles, M.P. CHURCH, from Georgia south. 528 Charlesworth, James W., butcher. 526 Bradshaw, Henry, emp. C.P.R. 524 Munson, Lewis, butcher. 522 Rowe, Owen G. 520 Dixon, Joseph, carpenter. 518 (upstairs) Miller, Sidney. 517 Peak, Michael, tailor. COLUMBIA, from Alexander to Dupont. Numbered from 100. Evans, Coleman & Evans. C. P. R. Track intersects. |p^ Alexander intersects. Powell intersects. 46 Toronto Type Foundry Co., Ltd. Mitchell, V. W., co^ merch. Parsons Produce Co. 217 Japanese boarding house. Cordova E. intersects. 310 Brown', Chas., paint shop. 312 Padgham, Alfred, tailor. 316 Johnson, Edward. Scurry, Elijah, barber. 317 Tracy, J. B., blacksmith. 318 Ropsy, Jacob, carpenter. Hastings East intersects. 420 Haggard & McDonald, printers. 422 Bourgeois, Miss M. O., dressmaker 438 Avenue Restaurant. Dupont intersects. COLUMBIA, from False Creek to 9th. (Mount Pleasant). Front intersects. Dufferin intersects. • Nagle, Wm., tobacconist. Lome intersects. Lansdowne intersects. O'Hara, Henry, laborer. Nye, Percival, longshoreman. 5th ave. intersects. 6th ave. intersects. 7th .ave. intersects. 8th ave. intersects. 9th ave. intersects. 2532 Bloomfield & Son, glass dealers. 2457 Child, C. R, gardener. 10th ave. intersects. 2632 Clark, Wm. A., tea merchant. lth ave. intersects. 12th ave. intersects. 13th ave. intersects. 14th ave intersects. 15th ave. intersects. COMOX, from Burrard to Stanley Park Numbered from 1000. 1023 Martinson, Bengt, mill-hand. 1025 Mole, Henry. 1057 Lewis, H. T., agent. 1058 McQuarrie, Malcolm, carpenter. 1060 Hebden, Harry, foreman. 1061 Morgan, E. P., agent. 1062 Cooper, Ernest, contractor. 1067 Tite, John •R., accountant. 1071 Spicer, H. H. 1075 Estlett, Edwin. Thurlow intersects. 1126 Harris, Ernest, machinist. 1143 Davies, H. H., bookpr. 1128 Curry, Francis, carpenter. 1140 Godson, John. 1141 Morrison, Alex., of Armstrong & M 1164 Bowser, F., customs. 1176 Buscombe, —. 1178 McDonald, Osmond, painter, 1180 Beck, Albert Ed., registrar Supreme Court. Bute intersects. 1233 Taylor, Walter, mgr. 1225 Stein. Wm., accountant. 1227 Archibald, Capt. 1228 Armstrong, W. H., of Armstrong & Morrison. / 512 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Comox. CITS Ol VANCOUVER. Cordova.' Jervis Intersects. 1300 Perry, Chas. E., C.E. Broughton intersects. 1402 Stevens, G. Nicola intersects. Cadero intersects. Bedwell intersects. Denman intersects. Gilford intersects. Chilco intersects. CORDOVA, from Carroll to C. P. R: wharf. Numbered from 1. North side. 3 Boulder saloon. 7 Boulder restaurant. 11 Straube, V., gunsmith. 13 Allen, G. L., whol. boots and shoes. 17 Manhattan Restaurant. 23 Hotel Norden, P. Larsen, prop. 25 Scurry. Chas., cigars. 29 New Fountain hotel. 41 Simon & Co., merchant tailors. 43 Baer, Dora. 45 I. 0. O. F., R. T. of T. halls. Edwards, Fred. Rawding, G., notary public. Goldstein, A. D., agent. Wadds Bros., photographers. Durand Bros., mfg. agents. Aubin & Cohn. 47 Center & Hanna, undertakers. 49 Murphy, Wm., tailor. 51 Bennett, T. J., barber. 53 Heney, B. F., harness dealer. 53 Johnston, Stewart, tobacco. Coster, Alex, shoe-black. 55 Hatch, Charles, furniture. 61 Atlantic saloon. 73 Atlantic restaurant. 77 Izen, Jacob, second hand goods. Abbott intersects. 101 Cosmopolitan hotel. 101% Lee, Frank A., hacks. 103 Cosmopolitan restaurant. 103 Weaver, S., second hand goods. 1031/; Muller, H.. painter. Cook, E.. contractor. Moore, Etta. Pearsall, Charles, mfg. jeweller. 105 Kemp & Simpson, undertakers. 131 Savoy Theatre. 135 Savoy Hotel. 137 Campbell, J. J., barber. 137 Lyttleton, Thos. A., watchmaker. 139 Savov Restaurant. 155 McPherson, S., & Co., tailors. 159 B.C. District Telegraph and De-^ livery Co. 159 Davidson, A. A., real estate co'y. 159 Bishop, J. C, picture framer. 161 Royal Cafe. 163 Kwong, Hang Chong, Jap. goodsJ 165 McCuaig G., gen. agent. Unsworth. Mr«s. Hattie, bairdres'r Ireland, A. Warburton, barrister. Angus, W. R.. agent. 165 Clark, R. B., M.D. Horne, J. W., insurance. Paterson, R. H, agent. Blasdell & Co., mfg. jewellers. 165 Young John B., mfg. agent. 167 Baker Bros. & Co., whol, liquors. 169 Rae's Boot and Shoe Store. 301 303 305 309 309 311 313 317 319 319 321 405 405 409 415 415 4a. r 419 421 425 Cambie intersects. Douglas, David F., broker. Wallbrdge, A. H., National Cash; Register. Creed, Slater & Co., whol. liq. & cigars. C. P. R. Telegraph. Wallbridge, A. II.. agent. ' McClusky. Alameda. Mitchell, F. W.. & Co., commission. - Adams, Goo., agent, W. Strachan I Co. Russell. Wm., agent. Field, Jr-hnson Sc Co.,- brokers. Dyke, Geo- Hf violin academy. Walker house. McMaster. Wm. J., mfg. agent. Nicholls, Edward, real estate. Hall, J. Z.. mining broker. Shannon, W. Gross & McNeil, teamsters. Lane intersects. Jones, H. A., real estate. Macklin, James. Golden Gatp Yeast Co. Walker Sc Co. Sawswille. —.. emp. C.P.R. Anderson Produce Co., Ltd. Jarvis. C. E. & Co.. mfg. agents. Gill, L., mfg-. agent. Oueen's hotel. Turner, Beeton Sc Co., wholesale. Mellon & Scott, ins. agts. Lambert, Joseph, barber. Ross, A. C. agent. McDonough, E. M. Water ends. Tomkins, Thos., contractor. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 51. Cordova. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cordova. 531 Canadian Pacific Ry. offices. Downie, Wm., Supt. Pacific Div. Millard, H. H., secy. Goodfellow, John, chief despatches Macdonald, G. E., car service agt. McDonald, A., road master. Prenter, S. L., chief clerk. South side. See also Granville street. 2 Balmoral hotel. 4 Woodroofe, Richard, watchmaker. 4j4 Nagle & Hartney, tobacconists. 6 Goldstein, Wm., clothing. 8 Dunn, Thos., Co., Ltd., hardware. 14 Ogilvie, Robt. Dumain, Dr. Ufford, A., watchmaker. Cummins, Joseph. Hewton, Mrs. F. W., school of music.. Freedman, S. Tilburn, Maggie, dressmaker. Phillips, Frank, clerk. 14 White, John, photographer. Pythias hall. Ufford, N. B. Rennie, Alex. Anderson, Samuel, C. P.R. - Winderbank, K. J., teamster. McGuire, G. A., dentist. 16 McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co., Ltd., drugs. ' 18 Mills, R., boots and shoes. 20 Robertson, Robert, clothing. 22 Lute, Miss, waitress. Kerr, T. A., carpenter. Doran, J. E. Spencer. A. H. Tinglenfelder, August. Mellon, A. Anderson, Peter. Kerfoot, George. Beam, James. Lincoln, Mrs. J. 22 Hanscome, Arthur R. Trorey's Jeweller Manufacturers Agency Co., Ralph, Ross. Mansell & Burgess, dentists. Sawers, C. W., barrister. 24 Ralph, Wm., hardware. 26 Lees, A. E., & Co., clothing. 28 Clark & Stuart, stationers. SO Stark, James, dry goods. 34 The G. R. Gordon Co., Ltd., whl. clothing. 36 Donley, Miss. Oertel, R. A., butcher. Crook, Barsby & Co., real estate. Wright. Fred. Helps, Harry. Weeks, Archie. 86-38 Mcintosh, W. A„ & Co., butchers. 42-44 Central Hotel. engraver. Shop. Ltd. 46 Gerster, E. F., tobacconist. 50 Ayers, E. M. 50 Lawson. W. A., teas. 52 Winch & Bower, fruit'and fish. 56 McLean, M. E., clothing. 58 Ufford, Albert, jeweller. 58 Wetzel. F. M., boots and shoes. La Pointe, Charles. - Ireton, Mrs. James. 60 Tunstall, S. J., M.D. 60 Poole, Alfred, M.D. 64 Musket, R. A., clothing. 66 Clair. Mrs. Mearchant, Mrs. Wood, Ernest. DeGendron, Madam, dressmaker. Clements, S. J., tailor. 70 Layfield, H. H. & Co., dry goods. 72 Jin & Tamura. 74 Donaldson Trading Co., clothing. Abbott intersects. 100 Nelson Drug Co., Ltd. 102 Trorey, Geo. E., jeweller. 104-6 Johnston, Kerfoot & Co., elothing 108 Rae, James, boots and shoes. 110 Palace Clothing house. 112 B. C. Supply Co., Ltd., grocers. 114 Tyson, A. M., fish. 118 Armstrong, B. F. 122 McLennan & McFeely Co., hardware. 126 Bishop, J. C, picture framer. 128 Alliott, Walter, acct. Saburn, Mary,' dressmaker. Flett, Margaret, nurse. 130 Stewart. Dan. tailor. 132 Smith, Miss Carrie, milliner. 134 Stewart, Robert, traveller. 136 Porter, R. & Sons, butchers. 138 Bailey Bros. & Co., Ltd., stationers 140 Wallace & EaglesoR, druggists. 142 Boult, Walter L., cigars. 144 Clark, Mrs. J. A„ china and glassware. 146 Davidson Bros., jewellers. 148 Kurtz Sc Co., cigar mfgr. Black, T. T., barrister. Keith, Wm. D., Dr. Richardson, Wesley, dentist. 152 Taylor, W. S. 156 Drainie & Co., silverware. # 162 Club & Stewart, gents furnishing. 158 Smith, J. S. & Co.. grocers. 166 Drvsdale. Gordon, dry goods." 168 McDowall, Atkins, Watson Co. Cambie intersects. 300 Braden & Co., butchers. 304 Arlington hotel. 308 Wintermute Cyclery. Chas. A. Ross, mgr. 314 Stranz, Harry, grocer. 318 Poodle Dog hotel. 514 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cordova. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cordova E. 322 Ross, W. B., grocer. 324 McKinnon, J. A., restaurant. 326 Frederick, E.. K., photographer. 326 Johnston, Kerfoot & Co., clothing. 328 Kendall, Charles., bicycle dealer. Homer begins. 410 Williams, J. T., surveyor. Porter, Archelans. Gibson, Miss Maggie. Chisholm, George. McLean, Wm. Sinclair, —. MSm Rolston, —. Henshaw, C. G., agent. Wonder, G. J. & Co. Fletcher, Geo. P., tailor. Carson, Mrs. W., widow. Black, Walter H. 412 Mackay, Smith & Co., wholsale dry goods. 414 Larson, E., tailor. 418 Murray, Philip, cutler aud lock smith. 420 Black, Walter, restaurant. 428 Knowler & Macaulay, commission 432 Bell, Irving H. & Co. 'Johnston, G. D.. Dr. Casement & Creery. Creery, Andrew McC, agt. Standard Life. 432 Bell-Irving, Dr. Duncan. 436 Turner, C. E., grocer. Richards, begins. Beasley, A. F. & Co., real estate. Canadian Trading Stamp Co. 506 Heaps, E. H. Sc Co. 510 Ockerman, Alfred R. 510 Lash, J. B. 510 Benchlev. J. M., laborer. 510 Pearl, .John. 512 Bewick, Moreing & Co. 514 Straub, V. J., cutter. 516 Hopcott, Joseph. Round, George. Withlow, Daniel H. Young, James D. 518 Christian's Meeting House. 518 Orient Tea Co. 518 Murchie, John. 522 Waxstock, I„ cigar mfg. Johnston, Harry. 522 French, A., mfgr. agt. 524 John, Tobin Sc Co., whol. teas. 528 Tufts, Wm. & Son. 532 Morris & Aitken, com. merchants. 534 Edwards Bros., photographers. Seymour intersects. I 600 Revere house. 604 Reid, F., barber. 608 Berry's Transfer Co. 610 Burrill, M„ barber. 612 B. C. Mining & Prospecting Ex. I (514 Hotel Grand. 622 Goldberg, F. G., fruits. 624 Calder, A., employment agt. 626 Salter, C. J. 628 Hunter, S.am. 630 Dixon, Robert. 636 International restaurant. Granville intersects. C.P.R. Docks. See Water Front in Street Directory. CORDOVA E., from Carrall to Boundary north side. Numbered from 1. 3 Clak, Robt. 3 Moody, H. P., dentist. 11 Cain, W. J., shoemaker. 15 McBride, John Henry, painter. 39 Parker Bros., painters. 41 Kikirchi, J. 43 Burns, J. W., barber. 65 B. C. Transfer Co., McDonald Bros 69 Zeigler, A. H., painter. 69 Vancouver Carriage Works. Columbia intersects. 109 Cole, John. Seeds, John. Spidell; George. Burrow, Walter. Le Clair. Max. 113 Raymond, Diaz. 'Hardy, John. Foster, Thos. Fieldsend, George. 117 Dinsmore, Mrs. Wm., Idg. house. 119 Plowman, John. 127 Morgan, James, lab. .155 Swanson, C. G., laborer. 157 Sully, Mrs. Geo., wid. Idg. house. Westminster ave. intersects. 207 Shult, Henry, driver Red Cross brewery. 211 Brereton, Bernard. 211 Rear, Spring, Mrs. Agnes. 213 Mclver, John, laborer. 213 Rear, Simpson,- Harry, longshoreman. £13 Rear, Clukey, Frank. 219 Cabin's,'- Thos. Anderson, caretaker. 223 Japanese Business Agency. 231 Sullivan, Arthur W. Gore ave. intersects. 305 Macfarlane, A. K., teacher. St. James' church. 309 St. Luke's hospital. Sister Francis, matron. Rev. H. G. Fiennes Clinton. 311 Pratt, Roderick B., engineer. 313 Collyer, Geo. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 515 Cordova E. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cordova E. 315 Sprung, Geo. 317 Little, John J., olerk. 323 Peace, E. H., butcher. 325 Lunn, Mrs. Edward. 327 Francis, Harry, driver. 329 Hansen, H. S. M. 381 Alberts. Wm., laborer. 333 Mearns, Wm. D., supt B.C. Mills. Dunlevy ave. intersects. Jackson ave. intersects. 501 McKelvie, Mrs. Margaret-B., wid. James. 503 Harrv, John, drayman. 505 Butcher, Fred, B.C. S. R. 527 Barclay, Wm. M . laborer. '533 Ramsay, James. 535 Lyne, N. F., clerk. 517 Thomas, Henry Owen. 545 Brown. Chas., moulder. 547 Clark, Robert G., stonemason. 561 Cates, C. H., stevedore. Carl ave. intersects. 605 Boyd, T. H, contractor. 607 Wallace. Robt., carpenter. 611 Armstrong, Wm. 627 Stewart, Daniel, tailor. Heatley ave. intersects. 705 Prentice, Wm., B. C. S. R, 721 Jones, Albert N., sawyer. 723 Behnsen, C. L., Kurtz & Co. Hawkes ave. intersects. 825 Bailey, Robert, captain. 827 Kelly, Wm., planer. Campbell ave. intersects. 921 Mitchell, J. A. 915 McNair, James. 919 Casselman, R., harnessmaker. Raymur ave. 'intersects. 1011 Wylie, Thos.. constable. South Side. 2 Findlev, Burton. 14 Williams, Chas. 14 Kerney, Wm. 14 Rougier, J. G. & Co., dyers. 20 Shipton, James, electrician.. 28 Forbes, I., horse sheer: 30 Watson, W., blacksmith. 40 Columbia hotel. 62 Dunlop, G. TV. & Co., carriage supplies. 70 Spillman, E., painter. Columbia Avenue intersects. 102 AWorks°ng' Wm" L0nd0n CarriaKe i&_ §on? & Mid<Her, blacksmith. 128 Papky. j§2 Mndre-Ws' ?ames> carpenter. 164: Mannion, Joseph. Beulah Church. Mountain View hotel. Westminster avenue intersects. 208 Baker. W. B. 210 Blodgett, Alfred, butcher. ' Gore avenue intersects. 300 Maclean, I. M., physician. 302 Moore, R. J. blacksmith. 302 Macfarlane, A; K., teacher. 3031^ Dinsmore, Geo., teamster. 304 Stickney, S. 306 Ellis, Charles, barber. 308 McLaughlin, emp. C.P.R. 314 Gladwin, Frank, carpt. 318 Saunders, Wm. H., printer. 326 Cleveland, Nathan, mill wright. 330 McGuigan, Thos. F., city clerk. 334 Hendry, Mrs. Annie, wid. Robt. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 400 Reid, Rev. John. 406 Willson, Elmer C, Toronto Type Founrdy. 412 Campbell, Alex. 414 Kyle, George, bookkeeper. 418 McNair, Archibald, shingle mill. 420 Mclntyre, Archibald, emp. Dunn's. 422 Neil, Robt., boiler maker. 424 Costa, Louis, lab. 428 Blackman, Geo. John, carpenter. Jackson avenue intersects. 500 Gowdy, Mrs. Mary Jane, wid. Jas. 504 East End kindergarten. 510, rear, Japs. 512 Richardson, Chas., laborer. 512 McColl, Arthur, carpenter. 516 Morgan, H. A., builder. 520 Cassidy, Herbert F., teamster. 522 Weiss, Wm.. laborer. 524 McNair, Robt. Carl avenue intersects. 600 Willard. Richard, sail maker. 610 Herbert, Charles,- grocery. 636 Fromme. Julius Martin. 640 Grennea'r, Addelard, blacksmith. 648 Cameron, 'James F., driver. 650 Edward, John, emp. C.P.R, Heatley avenue intersects. 706 Miller, H., carpenter. 718 Twambley, Wm.. carpenter. 720 Smith, Samuel, Empress of India. M 1020 Pratley, Geo., expressman. 1024 Baldwin, —.. builder. Wintermute, B. 1103 Stewart. Thos. 1110 Leek, W., plumber. 1110%Boucher, F. D., contractor. 1112 Creagh, J., insurance agt. 1130 Downing, John, merchant. 1138 Baius, W. J., Customs. 1144 Elliott, Mrs., widow. Bute intersects. 1220 Alcock, Thos. C, customs. Jervis intersects. Thompson, W. E. Robson intersects. Western, ITrank, auditor C.P.R. Haro intersects. Patton, John K. Barclay intersects. Jeffs, Thos. W., Dr. Robson, C. W. Fair, Rev. Geo. A. Rhodes, Harry, insurance. Beach ave. intersects. DRAKE, from Homer to Burrard. Numbered from 400. 401 Mackie, Mrs., widow. ■ 403 Tambouri, Peter, longshoreman. 405 Powe, Joseph, blacksmith. 409 Thorburn, Mrs. Maggie, wid. Robt£ 413 McMeamin, James, emp. C P.R. 417 Olmstead, Albert D., emp. C.P.R.; 421 Shaw, Fred, stonemason. - 425 Smith S., laundryman. 429 Gunning. Wm. "Henry, tea expert. Richards intersects. a asH Downing, Duffe, laborer. 515 Turgeon, Victor, ship carpenter. 517 Morin, Alphonse, laborer. 519 Logan, —., carpenter. 523 Gum, Long, laundry. 527 Morrison, Mrs., widow. Seymour intersects. Granville intersects. 730 J.'irvis, Clarence C broker. Howe intersects. Dufferin Penny, T. G., C. P. R. Hornby intersects. Burrard intersects. DUFFERIN (Mt. Pleasant) from Bridg to Prince Edward. Numbered from 1. 32 McDermott, Patrick, laborer., 24 Soule, Wm. T., clerk. 27 F-trker, Albert C, butcher. 29 Dickie, George, emp. El. Lt. Co. 5 -Sparks, James, carpenter. 8 Horrobin. Theo., contractor. Ontario intersects. Miller, Jacob, • bicycles. 83 Horrobin, John, H. B. C. 73 Banham, A. J., butcher. 87 Barber, Frank, mattress-maker. 74 Denton, Edwin, letter-carrier. Quebec intersects. 113 Curtis, Wm., lab. 104 Sivart, Nels R., of Sivart, Anderson & Bell. .112 Smith, Wm. E., peddlar. 134 Anderson, Alex., mill hand. 132 Paxman, J. W., motoneer. Westminster avenue intersects. 215 Partridare, Frank, hardware. . 219 Saunders, Frank, mate. 225 Winters, Silas, carpenter. Lome intersects. 255 McPhalen, C T., carpenter. *41 Plowman, James. 1J242 Mulhern, Chas., constable. ■ 248 Atterton, W. T., hotel. 1254 Roth, Fred, salesman. 273 Towler Wm., poultry yard. Scotia intersects. S17 Shearing, J. B., tailor. 323 Hatch, Thos., emp. C.P.R. 375 Fairon, Alphonse. Fifth ave intersects. 396 Webber, David, broker. Prince Edward intersects. 466 Spain, C, laborer. : 468 Spain, Edward, emp. C.P.R. St. George intersects. 502 Johnstone, J. G., clerk. -509 Wooster, Fred, gardener. '514 Barsby, Frank W., real estate. 602 Horner, John, dry goods. 606 Gunn, Alex, engineer. 610 French, Geo. H., dipt. "St, Clair." 622 De Wolfe, Levi C, builder. Harris intersects. Barnard intersects. 810 Burrows, James, laborer. N.'.'i ^ ilkinson. Fred., emp. C.P.R. .840 Barrett, Patrick, plasterer. £'H Wobster, Joseph 850 McLennan, W. Leslie, reporter. Prior intersects. DUNSMUIR from Beatt y to Burrard. Numbered from 100. 130 Larwill, Albert, clerk. 518 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Dunsmuir. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Dupona 133 Fulton, Keeler, policeman. 137 Drogolovich, Chris., engineer. Cambie intersects. Hamilton intersects. 300 Cole. A M., grocer. 302 Simeson, J., shoemaker. 304 Haas, Jacob, real estate. 306 Harper. Geo. F., steamfitter. 308 Carmichael, Chas. 310 Turner, E. J., C. P. R. 315 Rivard, J. E., grocer. 316 Walker, Chas. Y., blacksmith. Vogel, H., principal Com. college. 318 Murphy, W., tailor. 322 McMullan, Elsworth, bookkeper. 324 Muddell, Claude, druggist. 330 Decker, Otto, brewer. Homer intersects. Sacred Heart Academy. Sister Mary Margaret. 409 Webber, Geo. H., Customs officer. 409, rear, Lawrence. Joseph, agent. 411 Percival, Mrs. M. Richard intersects. Mills, J. A., M. D. 510 Wakefield, Wm., messenger. 512 Wallace, Wm., carpenter. 514 Hefferon, Mrs. H. 516 Roberts, John, painter. Seymour intersects. 611 Maitland, Miss M. G. Elghenstone, girls' school. 636 Grant, G. W., architect. Granville intersects. 733 Dudley, L. Edwin, U. S. consul. 735 Shinrizu, S., Japanese Consul. Howe intersects. 823 Carr, G. P.. letter carrier. Hornby intersects. Burrard intersects. DUPONT, from Carroll to Westminster ave. Numbered from 1. north side. 3 Chinese barber shop. 5 Tan Yick Lung. 5 Chinese Board of Trade. 9 Chinese barber shop. 11 Trilby. 15 Wing Chong & Co., merchants 17 Hing Kee~& Co., merchants and contractors. 19 Tiny, Earle. 21 Lee, Yune & Co., opium. 23 Lun Chong & Co., tailors. 25 Sang Lung & Co., merchants. 29 Wing Sang & Co., merchants. 31 Chinese barber shop. 33 Hune Hing, merchant. 35 Chinese barber shop. 35 Yan War Hing, merchants. 37 MeKenzie, Mrs. Florence. 39 Hop, Yick Lung. 41 Golden, L., grocer. 43 Gun Kee. 45 Fourindale, Louise. Columbia ave. ends. 101 Avenue hotel, W. S. Cook, propr. 107 Hope Sun Co., tailor. Ill Scott, Mrs. Laura. 115 Reno, Dora. 117 Hill, Miss. 119 Ryan, Georgia 121 Preston, Miss Frankie. 123 Glenwood, Effie. 125 Brush, J. 127 Mansfield, Lottie. 131 Williams, Mrs. Eve. 133 Manning, Jennie. Westminster intersects. South side. 4 Hip Tuck Lung & Co., opium factory. 8 Leclaire, Eva. 8 La Brun, Julia. 12 Wing Yuen Kow Kee. 20 Long On Lung & Co 22 Gim Lee Yuen, merchant. 28 Jun Kee. 38 Scritti, Lucy. 44 Un Kee„ barber. 46 Bates, Catherine. 48 Sam Kee. • 50 King Fung, merchant. 52 Champion & White, contractors. 54 Vinston, M. C. 102 Hip Yuen. 104 Me Wo, jeweller. 108 Adams, Mattie. 110 Howard, Annie. 114 Criole, Hattie. IT <'o. 118 Hai Hing Lung. 1-IU Ariit-o: . V Klorino. 126 He Chong, laundry. 130 Porter, Manel. 134 Chinese Methodist mission. 1_- Sharf, Jessie. Eighth av. 150 Bertha, Miss. 152 Chapnis, Clair. 154 Gerard, Maggie. Westminster ave. intersects. EIGHTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. Numbered from 1. Orr, Hugh, moulder. 109 Morrison, Thos., filer. 33 Wood, James, laborer. 40 Williams, —. 14 Jopson, James B., contractor. Ontario intersects. Duthie, Geo., mason. 36 Ludlow, Wm./ miner. 33 Ternan, Chas., foreman. 44 Davidson, Wm., foreman. Quebec intersects. 124 Rae, Matthew, miner. 133 Caldwell, Mrs. Eva, wid. Chas. A. 138 Mghtiugale. John P.. grocer. 144 McMillan, D., carpenter Westminster road intersects. 329 Marrion. Robt., health inspector. 830 McLachlan, Dugald. traveller 309 Featherstone R. P., miner. 317 Kelman, James. 323 Murray, C AV., clerk Customs. 818 Bro«,ks, James, plasterer. 322 Hutchirgs, G. W., furniture dir. Fenton, Peter G., contractor. Brunswick intersects. 367 Mitchell, Robt., electrician. 373 Graham, Hugh, carpenter. 372 Dickey, Nathaniel, clerk. Prince Edward intersects. $. Victoria intersects. Baxter, T., school teacher. 449 Eastwood, Wm., poundkeeper. St. George intersects. Carolina intersects. 608 Hewitt, Joseph, prospector. 625 Bruce, Alex.-, alderman. 628 McLennan, Wm. Leslie, upholsterer 692 Alliott. Walter accountant. 625 Conn, W. H., of Conn & Middle.'. Scott intersects. 741 Hill, John Roy, millwright. 747 Fraser, Robt., school -teacher. Cain, G. F., barrister. 1417 Hodson, W., Doig, James D., C. P. R. Painter, H. J., real estate. McLean, Lachlin, contractor. 1554 McLean. John, contractor. May, A. P., of Christie & May. • Elliott, Claude, foreman. Murphv. James F., mill-hand. Sne tsinger, Philip, mill wright. Mude, James, tinner. Ferguson, D. I., carpenter. Morse. Geo. Arthur, painter. Combs. John. Ci'lar intersects. Thomson, Wm. Greag. agent. 1800 Simpson, J. H. Manning, W. J., blacksmith. McDermid, John, laborer. 520 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Eleventh ave. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Fourteenth ave. 1824 Lee, Joseph, carpenter. MeKenzie, Duncan, stone mason. Pitts, Wm., laborer. Fulton, John, printer. McGillvray, Mrs. Mary, wid. Jno. Marshallson, John, laborer. ELEVENTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Numbered from 1000. Westminster ave intersects. 228 Taylor, Robt. B., gardener. 242 McMahon, John, marine engineer. 251 Pengelly, A., carpenter. 252 Roberts, E., laborer. Sophia intersects. 425 Beaton, A. 60 Griffith, Joseph, gardener. Quebec intersects. 72 McGuire, G. A„ dentist. Mcintosh, Rev. M. W. 54 Fiitton, Ralph, Henry, accountant. 44 McAlister, John, policeman. 43 Wood, Georve, watchman. 32 Callahan. James, agent. 37 Rannie Chas. musician. 24 Casswell, Richard H., produce, Ontario intersects. Kemp, W. B., engineer. Snvyuie, S. A., photographer. Manitoba intersects. Philp, C. S., grocer. 123 McKehie', Alex., machinist. 180 Sargent, F., farmer. Lee, John, gardener. 160 Hart, Fred James, blacksmith. 129 Donald J., Clifton, grocer. 112 Thomas, Bruno, civil eng. Columbia intersects. EVELEIGH from Burrard to Thurlow. Numbered from 1090. 1004 Powers, P., surveyor. 1008 Heathorn, Mrs., widow. 1009 Bayley, Wm., printer. 1010 Tvson, John, builder. 1012 Shelton, Giles, C. P. R. 1014 McMoran, Alex., C. P. R. 1018 Reed, John, druggist. 1023 Robinson, Fleming. 11024 Jurrv, —., bartender. 1026 Evans, —. 1025 Whitty, John, purser. 1028 Allen, Fred, ■C.-, clerk. 1029 Agur, —., barrister. 1031 Walsh. John O., emp. C.P.R. Thurlow intersects. FIFTEENTH AVENUE from Vine to Prince Edward. Quebec intersects. 134 Mohr, Chas. F.,' bartender. 144 Middler, Wm., of Conn & Middler. 145 Jones, Wm., laborer. Westminster avenue intersects. 215 Boyes, Frank D., driver. FIFTH AVE., from Vine to Brunswick, Mount Pleasant. Numbered from 1. 43 Drake, Alfred L., emp. H.B.O. 43i/ Barrett, P. J., plasterer. 55 Cook, Alexander, clerk. 60 Forbes, Andrew M., salesman. 66 Woodward, Reginald P., lineman. 74 Johnson, John L., bookkeper. Quebec intersects. 122 McTaggart, John, hardware. 137 Laursen, John V., checker HI. Ry. 145 Elliott, John. Westminster ave. intersects. 231 McGuire, Robt., engineer. 234 Timms, Phibp T. 240 Righter, Philip, eng. C.P.R. 243 Rannie, John, motorman. 250 Warren, John, pl-imber. Scotia intersects. 805 Keill, —., laborer. 310 Marstrand, Otto, bre,wer. 311 Nosewoithy, Edgar, fisherman. 340 Murray, Wm. preserver. 344 Carrol, Wm. James, buttermaker. 350 Barss, James E., medicines. Brunswick intersects 366 Domoney, Feed, carpenter. 370 Priestland, Chas., moulder. 374 James, Albert E., cabinetmaker. 378 Deckert & Tietze, bakers. Dufferin ave. intersects. FOURTEENTH AVENUE from Vine to Prince Edward. Quebec intersects. 130 Wilson,.Wm., sawyer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 521 Fourteenth ave. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Georgia. 142 Forey, Gerald. Westminster ave. intersects. Jones, C. F., stonecutter. 263 Rogers, Ed., laborer. 273 Evans, Harry, baker. 269 Forshaw, Chas. E., cabinetmaker. Sophia intersects. 335 Morton, John, carpenter. 345 Morton, James, carpenter. 352 Johnson, W. H. H., varnish mfr. 285 Cameron, John, baker. FOURTH AVENUE from Vine to False Creek (Fairview). Fowler, Walter, C. P. R. White, Thos., emp. R.C.P.M. Forbes, R. S. Centre street intersects. 1429 Squarebriggs. James C, saw mill. FRONT, from Leamy & Kyle's mill to Prince Edward (Mount Pleasant). Numbered from 1. Columbia intersects. Bradley, John, expressman. 72 Crompton, Thos., expressman. 70 Nelson, Nels, longshoreman. 66 Smith, James, day agent. 56 Chamberlain, Robt., carpenter. 12 Taylor, John, laborer. Ontario intersects. Emery, —., laborer. Williams, Israel,; farmer. 79 McDonald, Daniel G., stonecutter. Quebec intersects. Starr, C. E., chemist. Barner, Thos., laborer. Westminster intersects. 214 Little, Mrs. Margaret. . Lome intersects. 254 Hoffman, Chas. B., butcher. 281 Pickling, —. 285 Scott, David, watchman C.P.R. 262 Ladley, James D., mattresses. 289 Darlington, Wm., butcher. Stadler Brewing Co. Scotia intersects. 293 B.C. Market Slaughter House. Swissinger, George. City Pound House, Matthew Rae, poundkeeper. 258 Barnes, Edward J., carpenter. 277 Walton, J. M., carpenter. Macintosh & Co. slaughter house. GEORGIA, from Beatty to Coal Harbor. Nun-bered from 100. South Side. Cambie intersects. 230 Watkins, J. F., printer. 234 Campbell, —., storage. 236 Smith, Ernest E., driver H.B.C. 236 Harper, Hoarce W., music teacher. 240 Mulder, Martha A., wid. Conrad J. 242 Mills, Thos., shoemaker. 246 Campbell, John K„ tailor. 250 McGlaymont, Miss M. Hamilton intersects. McDonald, Seldon, teamster. Homer intersects. 400 Scott, Nathaniel, loco, engineer. 404 Campbell, John, barber. 408 Keil, James, teamster. Gow, Daniel, bookkeeper. Richard intersects. 500 Congregational church. Rev. T. Herbert Bainton, M.A., pastor. Church begins. 530 Center, G. L., undertaker. 534 Van Home, Mrs. Cornelia, wid. P. C. 538 Jones, G. B., traveller. 542 Kaburagi, Rev. G. 546 Selwood, Thos., gardner. 550 Loring, Frank H., emp. C.P.R. Seymour intersects. 600 Huntley, Robt.' H., Waverley Htl. 606 McRae Bros., livery. 614 Beattie, Archibald M., auctioneer. 616 Brooks, Joseph V.. tailor. 618 Ireland, C, Warburton. Cameron, A. W. 618 Christian, Valentine. 618 Coltart, Ian, mgr Province. 618 Mackay. Geo. Denny. 618 Campbell, Rod. Granville intersects. Hotel Vancouver, C. D. Tapprell, manager. m \/* Georgia. Morrow, George, grocer. 305 Fisher, J., long shoreman. 307 McSorley, Harry, painter. 309 Parsons, Thos., bookbinder. 311 Mee, Geo., lab. 313 Beaves, W., blacksmith. 315 Stewart, Alexander. 317 Mortimore, Wm., tailor. 319 Braden, Richard, builder. 321 Strathie, Alex., contractor. Homer intersects. St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Rev. E. D. McLaren, pastor. Richards intersects. Seymour intersects. Granville intersects. Howe intersects. 801 Nelson, James, upholsterer. 801 Fewster, Philip, seeds. 813 Extence, Mrs. H., "the Georgia." 1502 Holland, W. S., of F. J. Holland Co. 1508 Rogers, B. T., mgr. B.C.S.R. 1512 James, Charles Mrs., widow. 1656 Philpot, Harry John. 1C86 Tregent, Albert E. Bidwell intersects. 1728 Kenworthy, Harold; mgr. Denman intersects. 1814 Blackmur, —. Chilco intersects. North Side. 231 Matheson, J. P., carpenter. 235 Andrews, Edward, teamster. 239 McLean, Alex., stevedore. 243 Doherty, J. • nornby intersects. Christ church Episcopal, Rev. L. N. Tucker, rector. Burrard intersects. 1001 Browning, J. M. 1005 Macaulay, C. H., mgr New York Life. 1021 McGillivray, D., contractor. 1025 Frey, Chas., mgr. Sun Light Co. 1027 Houston, John B., mee. eng. 1033 Douglas, Chas. S., real estate. Thurlow intersects. V107 Dunn, Thos., T. Dunn & Co. ■ 1133 1119 1121 1125 1129 1155 1159 1163 1167 Thornton, John W., whol produce, Girdlestone, Mrs. G. W., widow. Buxton, James M., mining engineer. Robertson, A. M., M. D. Shirley, Thos., deputy sheriff. Berrv, James W., tea dealer. McLagan, J. C, editor "World. Cameron, Allan, C. P. R. J Henderson, T. M., of Henderson Bros. Queen's School. Bute intersects. 1203 DeWolf, George. 1219 Gordon, R. W. 1223 McKinnon, W. B., assayer. 1225 Blackman, Geo. W., architect. 1227 Jones, Capt. Henry Robson. Georgia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 523 Granville. 1229 Pearson, J. M., M. D. Jervis intersects. 1315 Marshall, Capt. Empress of India. 1319 Dalton, W. T., architect. Broughton intersects. 1415 Tregent, A. N. 1423. Mouat, John F. 1429 Leek, John, plumber. 1487 Lett, C. A., ins agent. l_4l Blackmore, Wm., architect. 1455 Saul, David, contractor. 1457 Logan, Mrs. D., widow'. 1461 Greenfield, John R., emp. P.O. Nicola intersects. Cardero intersects. 1686 Tregent, A. E. Bidwell intersects. 1703 Allen, Fred., merchant. 1745 Gordon, E. F., bookkeeper. 1747 Scott, Thos., confectioner. Denman intersects. Chilco intersects. GORE AVE., from Alexander South to Prior. Numbered from 100. Internationa] Ice & Cold Storage. Vancouver Bottling Works. Alexander intersects. 121 Simineo, Joseph, laborer. 123 Routley, Thos., Van. Tram Co. 124 Thompson, Nicholas, engineer. 128 Wilson, Richard, laborer. 130 Henderson, Louis H., barber. Powell intersects. 206 Palmer, John, 208 Kent, Robt, boat-builder. Seaman's institute. 214 St. James' church. Cordova E. intersects. 306 McLellan, A. D., marine engineer. 307 Japanese. Hastings E. intersects. First Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. Reid, jr.; pastor. 414 Eyre, W. C, engineer. 415 Patterson, J. P., watchman. 416 Smith, J. F., min wright. Vii g,alvatlon Armv Quarters. «X S^rs John A.-, carpenter. 419 Hall, J. W., blacksmith. Princess intersects. 508Eves^ John, laborer. 510 Holden, John, carpenter. 512 Fletcher, Arnold, teamster. 516 Mayne, Thos. N., carpenter. 518 Mayne, Thos., painter. Altermat, Stephen. McNntt, Chas.. laborer. Clarmont, Joseph. McMillan, Norman. Keefer intersects. 617 Jeffery, Bridger, fireman. 613 Brechin, Robert, teacher. 615 Bingham, Geo., painter. 619 Webster F., engineer. Harris intersects. 719 Meikle Bros.,' Vancouver Soda, water works. Barnard intersects. 830 Downing, Edward H., gas-fitter. 831 Douglas, Harry G., sawyer. 837 Gillis, Daniel, carpenter. 843 Nightingale, William. 843 Buckland, Philip, painter. 848 McDonald, W. A., logger. 851 Beck, William, laborer. 840 Main, Wm., sailor. Prior intersects. 910 Cunningham, Michael, carpenter. GRANVILLE, from C.P.R. station to False Creek bridge. Numbered from 400. '^Y Canadian Pacific Ry. general offices. Richard Marpole, Gen. supt. James D. Townley, asst. to gen. supt. W. F. Salsbury, local treasurer. Allan Cameron, asst. gen. freight agent. J.J. Loutit, chief clerk. J. A. Fullerton, ships husband. A. J. Dana, purchasing agt. William Mansen, auditor. H. J. Cambie, div. engineer. E. J. Coyle, asst. general passenger agent. Canadian Pacific Ry. Land Dept. W. H. Forrest, townsite agent. 524 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Granville. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Granville;! Ml Canadian Pacific Ry.'s Telegraphs. James Wilson, supt. of telegraph. M. T. Quigley, local manager. Hastings West intersects. 401 Yorkshire Guarantee & S. Co., Ltd Vancouver Land & Improvement Co. DeBeck, Geo. W., broker. 407 Canadian Bank of Commerce, H. H. Morris, manager. 413 Mackinnon building. Second floor. Room 2 United States Consulate, Ed. Dudley, Consul. " 4 Dominion Mining Devi, and Agency Co., Ltd. " 5 Bennett, C. C, mining broker. 6 British Columbia Per. loan & S. Co., Thos. T. Langlois, pres. and mgr. A. Grant, secretary. ." 7 Lambert, Dr. 9 McLauglin, —. 10 Anderson, Walter A & Co.,Ltd 13 Pluhkett, Osborne, barrister. Third Floor. 14 Golden Cache Mines Co., Ltd. 15 Vancouver Produce Co. 16 Mackinnon, W. M„ C.E. Mackinnon, W. B. 17 Gatewood & Spencer, dentists. 19 Stanley, Henderson. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N.X. American F'ire Ins. Co. Canadian Rv. Ace. Ins, Co. 20 Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co., Ltd., Robt. Hamilton, manager. 21 St. Andrew's Sccioty. 23 Tytler, F. J. L., C.E. 25 Pilotage Board. 26 Will, George. Fourth floor. Masonic hall. 417 Johnson & Burnett, ship brokers. Dodwell Co., shipping agents, J. E. Macrae, manager. Nesbitt, Andrew, customs broker. British America Crop., Ltd., F. G. H. Bowker, Yukon mgr. 421 Mackinnon, J. M., mines and real estate. Robertson Bros., brokers. Stewart, John W. W. Prov. Mgr. Imperial Life. Lane intersects. 431 The Criterion, Kent & Magnus, props. 433 Young, Geo. P., M.D. Doyle, Henry & Co. Canadia Viavi Co. Vancouver Building Exchange. Fairfield Exploration Syndicate. Pender Intersects. Post office, Jonathan Miller, postmaster. Lane intersects. Jones Sc Schofield, carpenters. Bishop, F. C, painter. 529 McKay, R., shoemaker. 531 Crawford & Stuart, fishing net & twine. 533 Allan, Geo. L. Lambert, Joseph. Dusmuir intersects. 603 Braid, W., & Co., grocers. 605 The Van. Agency, Ltd. 619 Buxton, J. M. & Co., brokers. 623 Gibbens, J., V.S. Georgia intersect s. HoteJ Vancouver. 731 Vancouver Opera House, Robt. Jamieson, Clark & Stuart, music store. Robson intersects. 801 Nelson's Drug Store. 805 Morgan, T. C. Senkler, W. I., Dr. Moody, H. P., dentist. Colclengh, Wallace. 813 McTaggart. M., grocer. 817 Charman, Miss E., dry goods. 819 Mercier. Napoleon, carp'enter. '819 Marshall, E. A., upholsterer. 837 Sam Wing, Chinese laundry. 843 Braden Bros., plumbers. 869 Christie &'May, lumber. 871 Bates, J. C. A. Johnson, John. Whittaker, R. W., painter. Cross, Thos. Henry, clerk P.O. Evans, Miss. Thompson, Wm., painter. Blair, Samuel, emp. C.P.R. Williams, —. Hudgin, Chas., laborer. Cleave, —., druggist. Butler, Mrs. Janet, wid. Wm. Hale, D. B., carpenter. Haskins, Harry. Barker, E. Smithe intersects. 913 Columbia Commercial Co. _i_i.__y- GAZETTEER AND Granville. CITY OF VANCOUVER 915 King, D. 915 Helm, F. Le Cross, Peter. Holden. Clarence. Thompson, John. Mitchell, Miss. Devine, Miss F. Goad. J. Cowperthwaite, Mrs. Cosgrove, James. MeKenzie, Mrs., widow. McMahon, B. G., printer. Greer, Mrs. S. 917 Massey, W. J., whol. liquors. 1261 Tupper, James Henry, blacksmith. East side. Hastings intersects. 402 Williams Sc Barker, bicycles. 404 Evans. J. E., Customs broker. Taylor, Bradburn & Innes, barristers. Russell, A. L., broker. Graham & Casey, carpet cleaners. Pender intersects. Sun Ban Jin & Tamura. 536 Imperial Bank of Canada. A. Jukes, mgr. 538 Leckie, John. Cannery supplies. 540 Boult, Walter, music dealer. 542 Rio-e-s. H. W.. M.D. 542 Campbell, I. Glenn, M.D. Smith. A. N. Christian Science Dispensary. Barey, Chas., Christian Scientist. 546 Fader, E., butcher. 548 Ross. Mrs., fancy goods. 550 Hodgson, Arthur, painter. Morgan, Mrs., dressmaker. 552 Downey, Frank. Dom. Express. Hnrris. Carrie, teacher. Mathewts, —., boatbuilder. 552 Vancouver Conservatory of Mr sic. 556 Monat Sc Co.. gent's furnishings. Cattrell. C. C. bicycles. 558 Bank of Montreal, CV Sweeny, mgr Dunsmuir intersects. McDowall, Atkins, Watson Co., drugs. Wulffsohn. Johann, Imperial German consul. Canadian Gen. El. Co., Ltd., Harry Pirn, agent. Russell. F. R.. McD.. barrister. Thompson. S. J., photo stock. MinfTiin. E. Sr Co.. confectioners. McPhillips. X.. nhysicians. Williams. A.. M.D. Johnston, Mrs. Richard. Legg,'G. T.. agent. 600 602 606 608 610 612 I 614 I 622 I 622 I 624 628 628 630 .632 636 638 640 648 650 650 658 658, 660 700 702 706 706 712 712 -714 714 716 716 720 722 726 728 850 854 Ames Holden Co., Ltd. Barnwell, Thos., confectioner. Tilson, Arthur Edwin, steward. Barnwell, Theo., confectioner. Street & Co., whol. liquors. Wright, Frank. Geddes, Fercy. Wright, W. J. Dowling, ITrank, C.P.R. Tel. Gowan, Hyde, musician. M«lon, John, bootmaker. Canadian Pacific Ry. Co.'s Agent's offce, E. J. Coyle, passenger agent. Summers & Orrell, millinery. Darg, Wm., clerk. Ure, Gray. Gilfin, Geo. T. Bosustow, J. P., clerk C.P.R. DeForest, J. Stewart, C. F.. jewellers. Turner, J. P., liquors. Hudson's Bay Co., gen. stores. H. T. Lockyer, local manager. rear, Bell. H. A., contractor. Moore, John. Roy, Joseph. Painter & Turton. Brown', B. B., .grocer. Hardwick, Harland, bookpr. Connor, H. H. Canning, J., book and stationery. Brown Bros., electricians. Baker, Mrs. A. R. Wells, Mrs. F. Morgan, T. C. tailor. Valley Dairy Co., A. S. McKay, Green. Harry, turner. mgr. Charlesworth Sc Co., butchers. Cosman, W. Sc Sons, tinners. Brownlee, J. H., surveyor. Berry, C. J. Campbell, Colin. 800 Woodrow, J. C, butcher. 802 Mowat, C., grocer. 812 Ross, J. T.. carpenter. 820 Palmer, H. T., flour, and feed. 846 McDonald, Mrs. A , dry,goods. 850 Brown Sc McHardy, bakers. Smithe 900 Flemin Nelson intersects. Helmcken intersects. 1110 Dodge, Thos., C. P. R. 1120 Clowes, John, carpenter. 1176 Maroney, Jerry, stonecutter. 1176 MeKenzie, John, stonemason. 1200 Golden Gate hotel, S. T. Teeze, prop. 1266 Webster Bros., grocers. Drake intersects. 1300 Colonial hotel, A. Woodhouse prop. 1312 Cameron, • D. N. 1314 Richardson, G. D., butcher. Pacific intersects. Vancouver Sash and door factory. Wallace, Aj, shipbuilder. Mundon, Harry. Canersa, John, fisherman. Demestie, John, fisherman. Vincenzi, Luigi, fisherman. Railway track intersects. 1 Robertson Sc Hackett Saw Mill. GROVE avenue from Jackson to Heat ley avenue. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hamilton, Jackson avenue intersects. 549 Cochrane, Aubray R., blacksmith. 553 Zatzarine, John, laborer. 532 Saunders, Louis, carpenter. 534 Scott, Alex. G. 536 Cherry, Isaac D., laborer. 555 Major, Wm., gas works. 563 McDonald, Angus, foreman. 565 Brown, Alfred, laborer. Carl avenue intersects. 588 Colpuhoun, A. C. 606 McDonald, Mary* Widow, John. 615 Pennenpede, G., laborer. 617 Price, Thos., lab. 619 Pennenpede, P., laborer. 621 Steel, Frederick, express. 623 Broadway, Ernest, fisherman. 625 Downer, J. F., B .C. S. R. 647 Stevens, Wm., lab; 649 Stevens, Geo. 657 Plowman, Israel, emp. B.C.S.R. Heatley ave. intersects. GROVE CRESCENT, South East of Grove avenue. Sentell, Edward, retired. HAMILTON, from Hastings to Smithe. Numbered from 400. West Side. Inns of Court. Wilson & Senkler, barrister. Hewitt & Fenner, collectors. 1 Alexander, H. 0., barrister. 2 Hunt, S. Lucas, solicitor. 3 Pottinger, Arthur B., barrister. 5 Bryden, Jack A. C, barrister. 6 Broderick, A. E.-, janitor. 7 Haas, Vest & Clark, mining brks. 8 Board of Fire Underwriters. G. W. Hobson, Sec- Treas., inspector. 11 Ferguson, J. B., broker. 11 Lumsden, Frederick J., accountant. 12 Garden, Hermon & Burwell, surveyors and C.E. 13 French Consulate, Baron De Saint Laurent Consul. 14 Wallbridge, D. A., barrister. 15 O'Neil, Wm. M., mfg. agent. 17 Carrall, W. J., chief engineer. IS Consulate, General of Ecudor. 18 MacQuillan, John, consul of Era- dor. 19 Bradstreets Agency, R. W] Teskey. snpt. 20 Rattray, Chas., broker. 21 Maclaren, J. Barnet, mines and ' mining. 22-23 Wurzburg, Ludwig, Albion Island Cannery. 24-25 Hagel, N. F.. Q.C., barrister, Third floor. 33 Watkins, J., bookkeper. 34 Julian. T. E., architect. 35 York 'County L. & S. Co. 35 Kennedy, F. 36 Smith, May, nurse. 37 Brittain, —., draughtsman. 38 GuentluT, Emil. architect. 39 Rice, Geo., contractor. 41 Keene & Co., commission. 42 Municipal Clerk's Office, North. . Vancouver. 43 Hardie & Thompson, mee. eng. 44 Whitehead. E. A., architect. 46 American Piano Co. 47 Friend, J. H. 47 Carlisle Canning Co. 48 Town. Rae Sc Co., Customs MSf Pender intersects. High School. 517 Harries. —., clerk. 523 Snider. Sanford B., traveller. 527 Campbell. Louis O, journalist. 531 Simon, Chas., tailor. 533 Muskett, Albert R., salesman. 537 McLeod, J. O., supt. mail servica 539 McNea, Robt. 541 Smith, Henry W.. carpenter. . 543 Norden. Wm., real estate. 559 Waxstock. I., cigar mfg. 563 Pearey, John, con. El. Ry. I GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 527 Hamilton. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Haro. I Dunsmuir intersects. Cole, Leslie, grocery. COO First Baptist church. Rev. Huson, pastor. 604 Wehrfritz, Benjamin, hotelkeeper. 605 Allen, Nichol. 606 Kenning, J. A. 607 Ross, Donald A. 609 Carter, Wm., salesman. 611 Hughes, W. Booth., printer. 614 Beattie, A. M. 615 Armstrong, John, C. P. R. 617 Downing, Wm., commissioner. 619 McKinnon, C. A., bartender. 620 Pound, Geo. Henry, printer. 621 Grassman, Moses, storekeeper. 622 Pound. Geo. F., printer. 623 Fee, W. G., builder. 625 Butler, A. E., brakesman. 627 Cornish. Benjamin, contractor. 628 Cowperthwaite, F. M., school in spector. 656 Halperster, —., train-hand. 660 Bing, Fletcher P., painter. 639 Percival, Adolph. Georgia intersects. Fanington, Arthur. 719 Cooke, Josiah 720 Carter, T. P., piano dealer. 721 West, Wm. A., butcher. 723 Kelley, E. J., marine engineer. 724 Campbell, John B., storage. 725 Rocket, Matthew, contractor. 726 Woodruff, Ernest, printer. 727 Fortin, Michael, B. C. P. M. 729 Clelnnd, Alex, tenmster. 731 Stephens, Thos. J., traveller. 733 Campbell, D. F., electrician. 735 McDowell, John Capt. 737 Broderick, A. E., caretaker. 739 Allan, Thos., foreman. 740 Grant, J. B., lithographer. 741 Bartley, Geo., printer, i 741 Atkins, Patrick, butcher. Morrow. Mrs. Laura, grocer. 743 Paul, R. J., carriagemaker. 745 Pyke, Robt. S„ merchant. 747 Mason, Robt., 749 McAlpin, J. A., druggist. Robson intersects. 801 Jin, S., Jin & Tamura. 811 Veysev, Mrs. Amelia, wid. Chas C. 815 Le -Neven, A. G. SI7 Campbell. Rod., boot- and shoes. 818 Henderson, J. F. 820 Currie, Saml. A., carpenter. 823 Bonner, John, blacksmith. 825 Johnston, Andrew D., tailor. 826 Webster, David M. 827 Bullock, A. M., agent. 828 Thornburn, Robt. §29 Brown, Thos. S., bookkeeper. 831 Carden, Walter Ernest. 833 Roy, Peter, carpenter. Smithe intersects. HARO, from Burrard to English Bay. Numbered from 1000. 1010 Winter, John, waiter. 1012 Spink, Thos. A., foreman. 1015 Ralston, T. O, customs. 1019 Johnson, Capt. Peter H. 1024 McDonald, Donald J., miner. 1026 Frith, Geo. O, bicycles. 1035 Mortimore,, Jas. G., plumber. Thurlow intersects. 1100 Hutchinson. Geo. A., financial agt. 1132 Ferguson, Dougal, llOS Skene, Wm., comm. agent. 1116 Clark, Nicholas S., mine supt. 1120 Stitt, John R., of R. P. Ritchet & Co. 1142 Baldwin, G. F., city treasurer. 1128 Turner, J., customs dept. 1130 McConnell, G. S. 1172 De Cow. Wm. A., operator. 1134 Gibb, David, cotractor. 1149 Green. John A., clerk P .0. .1153 Page-Ponsford, Mrs. Wm., widow. 1175 Kern, Miss Mary, Louise, private school. Bute intersects. 1206 McQueen, James, alderman. 1207 Bowell, J. M., collector customs. 1211 Bowker. Francis G. j 1227 Buscombe, Fred. 1233 Watson. H. H.. druggist. 1246 Clark, Harold C. 1248 Fraser, Ceo. V.. merchant. 1286 Barker,' Ernest E., brewer. Jervis intersects. 1308 Burpee, Geo. F., ins. agt. Broughton intersects. 1414 Kirby, William, auditor. 1442 Edwards, Geo. W.. photographer. 1490 Pim, Harry, mgr. Can. G. El. Co. Nicola intersects. Cardero intersects. 1C50 Fryer, Augustus H., emp C.P.R. 1652 McCready, Frank W., C.E. 1676 Sutherland, Wm., poll tax collector. Henshaw, Chas. Grant, agent. Bidwell intersects. Sfi^W 52S HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Haro. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Harrin Shelton, Major. 1788 Cleary, Mrs. Mary J., wid. Samuel. Leckie, Robt. J. Denman intersects. 1833 Willson, Benj. j McFarland, Joseph W., real estate. 1889 Senkler, J. H., barrister. Gilford intersects. Freimuth, Adolph, P., bandmaster. Chilco intersects. HARRIS, from False Creek to Boundary ave. . Numbered from 100. North side. 209 McPhalen, J., contractor. 211 Stewart, T. M., teamster. 213 Mclnnes, John, lab. 215 McArthur, Mrs. Harriett, wid. Donald. 217 Rolings, Wm. 221 Donohoe, John A., 225 Worsley, Arthur, candymaker. 227 Dunn, Henry, teamster. Landers., Richard C, watchmaker. Robertson, W. H. Bidding, W. G., emp. C.P.R. McDonald, J. A., caretaker west end school. 237 Fitzsimmons, James A., miner. Gore ave. intersects. 317 Cocking, C, bicycle dealer. 317 Orr, Wm. J., salesman. 319 McGarrigle, E. J., painter. 321 McDonald, Wm., bricklayer. 329 McAlpin, Mrs., widow. 331 Viles, Wm., longshoreman. 351 Simpson, Mrs., wid. 353 Grant, R. J., El. Ry. Dunlevy ave. intersects. . 401 Sivart, Anderson, Bell & Co., grocers. 411 Edgett, Arthur, Capt. 415 Smith, James I, teamster. 417 Yarca, Wm., miner. 419 Harris, H., fisherman. 421 Harris, Ed. Geo., teamster. 423 Richardson, Charles, C. P. R. 425 Elliott, Robt., machinist. 429 McNeill, Mrs. Margaret, wid. Wm. D. 431 McGillivray, Wm., logger. Jackson ave. intersects. Carl ave. intersects. 255 233 235 635 Stubbs. Harry J., jeweller. 657 Copp, Thos. R., emp. R.C.P.M^ 663 Fipps, Rupert, baker. 667 Young, James, Carpt. 659 Smith, John, carpenter Heatley intersects. 703 Bartlett, Wm., mariner. 727 Duke, Wm. J., clerk. . 73i Dougan, .1. J., teacher. 733 Ritchie, Jos. K. Cassidy, Thos. ' 737 Tarling, Arthur, lab.- Hawks ave. intersects. Durham. Chas. R.C.P.M. 835 Heron, Christopher. 875 Abercrombie, Wm., engineer. K77 Kelly, Herbert, traveller. 883 Matthews. John, fireman. 885 Barker, T. M.; flour and feed. 887 Jackson, John H., auditor. Campbell avenue intersects. Raymur ave. intersects. 1001 SMander, N. D., contractor. ' 1015 Wardell, Wm., laborer. 1017 Watson, John, El. Ry. 1019 Kerr, John, emp. Customs. - South side. Crowder Penzer, coal and producei] 108 Swillwell, Richard, teamster. 110 Skinner, J. C, painter. ■ 112 Edwards, Wm., teamster. 112 Row, James, longshoreman. Westminster ave. intersects. Percival, John, carpenter. 204 208 210 212 214 218 222 226 228 230 234 236 304 310 312 314 316 318 320 Schwartz, H. A., piano tuner. Bransaka, Adam, barber. Allan, Harry H„ miner. Simon, I., tailor. Mars, Edward. McCachern. John, contractor. Pearson. Janies D., painter. Tibb, John, motorman. Evans, John. Fowler Wm.. laborer. Elliott, Geo., painter. Gore avenue intersects. Royal Soap Co.. Ltd. Nielsen, Chas. M., cigarmaker, Silverman, Joseph, clerk. McHugh, Michael Hotel. Pursell, J. E., prospector. Rolling, Wm. H., logger. Evans, Thos., janiter bank I 322 Dagnuel, Harry, B. C. I. W. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 529 Harris. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hastings E. 324 Harkness, W. J.. El. Ry. Dunlevy avenue intersects. Jackson avenue intersects. 512 Tarlton, James, Royal Soap Co. Ld 518 Jones, —., restaurant. 522 Snyder, Elmer A., motorman. 526 McWade. John, laborer. 528 McDonald, Alex., lab. 530 Wilks, Geo., moulder 532 Moseley, Levi, gardener. 548 Fitzgerald, —. 550 Shaw, Wm. J., carpenter. 556 Braden, James H. 568 MeKenzie, Mrs. Margaret, widow, •Roderick. Carl avenue intersects. 610 Kennedy, Wm, shipping .-lerk. 628 Dickinson, W. J., B. C. I. W. 630 Meeting house. 638 Bogart, James, Capt. 640 Gibbons, James, teamster. 646 Craner, Julius, traveller. 648 Mcintosh, Donald D., constable. 656 Jack, Wm. 664 Leatherdale. Dan 666 McKay, G. D., contracto'". Heatley avenue intersect?. Hawks ave. .ntersects. 826 Crawford, Thos., police. 836 Butler, Thos. Henry, detective. 884 Magan, John, emp. B.C.S.R. Campbell avenue intersects. 'HARWOOD, from Burrard to English Bay. 1021 Hiscock, Chas. Nesbitt, John, C.P.R. Munn, Wm. B., bicycle repairer. McDougall, Murdoch, tailor. HASTINGS EAST, from Carroll to Boundary ave. Numbered from 1. south side. 2 Harcus, S., fruits. 4 Davison, J. K, wall-paper. • 8 Strocbel, Geo., fruits. 10 Stroebel, George, fruits. 14 Williams, T. W„ butcher. 14 Brand, Miss J. C. 16 Chinese. 50 Duke & Wallace, Columbia Carriage Works. Columhie ave. intersects. 1102 Wagner, A, & Co., hardware. 102 Lamon, Alex. 104 Chinese. 108 Rose, Bros., livery. 316 Armstrong, W. E. & Co. 118 Smith, Mary. 118 Muddell, Claude, druggist. 118 Stevenson, K, Dr.. homoepathic. Water Works workshops. 120 O'Neill, A. J., tailor. 124 Eagleson, Mrs. John, book exeh'ge. I Wiegand, C. W., furniture. 32 Reams, Thos., furnituie. 136 Adam, James, boots and shoes. 146 Scott, R. F.. Sc Co., plumbers. Barker, T. M., flour and feed. Pattinson, W. B., fruit. Hale, J. P., fruit. Condron, Hugh, fruits. May, W. H., butcher. 144 Herzog, Henry, tailor. 146 Kendalls Cyclery (branch store). 348 Oakley & Son, furniture. 148 Cawley & Fowler painters. Westminster ave. intersects. 206 Hale, John P., confectioner. 210 Beam, Wm. J., contractor. A.O.F. hall, No. 7627. 222 Edgitt, Garden & Edgitt. 226 Quang Chang, laundry. 226, rear/ McPuffe, Mrs., widow. Gore avenue intersects. First Presbyterian church. '314 Jordon, Walter, barber. 324 Hanafin, James, moulder. 326 McNaughton, James, M.D. 328 Brown, Wm. 332 Lazier, Walter S., clerk. 334 Crakanthorp, Robt. C. 338 Maxwell, Geo. R., M.P. 380 Tesse, Mrs. Jane, wid. John. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 454 Myles, R. J., clerk. 458 Comyow, Alex., clerk. 460 Larney, Thos. C, stonecutter. 464 Miller, Wm., carpenter. Jackson avenue intersects. Carl avenue intersects. 604 McMillan, Alex. J., C.E. 610 Frame, Wm., emp. H.S.M. 620 Witzel, Henry, 634 Ford, C. W., grocer. 676 McGarrigla, Mrs. Margaret, wid. Patrick. Heatley avenue intersects. Hawks ave. intersects. 810 Berentsen, John, machinist. 812 Smith, Wm. J. 530 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hastings E, CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hastings E. 842 McLean, W. D., moulder. 902 Fox, James, lab. Campbell avenue intersects. North side. 7 Connor, H. H. 7 Timns, W. 7 Kent, W. D. 7 Tubbs, —. 7 Terminal City Bldg. Society. City Vancouver Building Society. Pacific Building Society. 11 Stanns, J., janitor. 11 Mason, J. & Co., real estate. 11, rear, Champion, Sam K. 15 Dobbin, George, carpenter. 15 Baker, Ben. 15 Legg, John C. 15 Dixon, John. 15 Ross, A., waiter. l5 Jeremy, John. 17, rear, England, John. 19 Dobson, J., baker. 19, rear Ashworth, Richard. 19, rear, Bowerbank, Thos., laborer. 2.3 Carscallen, Peter, Oyster Bay. 23 South, C. J. 23 Johnstone, Samuel, laborer. 23 O'Meara, Philip, photographer. 25 Ford. C. W., grocer. 3i Goldman, Sam G., shoemaker. 3l Smith, Irving. 33 MeKenzie, John. 33 Sutherland, John. 35 Phoenix, Albert E., grocer. 37 Urquhart, H. A., liquors. 39 Currell, John, saw filer. 67 Hoffman, N., second-hand dealer. 67 Ballinger, Wm., rents rooms. 67 Hoffman, N., second-hand dealer. Golden Max. Columbia avenue intersects. 105 McCallum, A. R., tailor. 107 Levi, Mrs. C. E. 109 Ucheda, C, grocer. 113 Dickson, Wm., teas. Walworth, J. L. 115 Franklin & Davidson, real estate. 115 Larson, S. 117 Blanchfield & Co., grocers. 121 Snider, A. B., fruits. 121, rear, Hughes, Benjamin, longn. 121 Davis, Thos., laborer. 123, rear, Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Patrick. 123 Foster, T. C, harness maker. 123 Davison, F. G., real estate. 125 Stirsky, Frank, watchmaker. 125 McRae, Donald, merchant tailor. 127 Ramsay Bros. & Co., Ltd., whol. confect. 131 Strang, Helen. 133 Ancarola & Trabucatta. Bell, James Joseph, fruits. 135 Wo Kee, laundry. 137 Baillie, Daniel M., shoemaker. 139 Galloway, E., & Co., stationers* 143 Mitchell, C. S. Conner, —., laborer. Shemhl, Wm. Teitzel, Edward. Cummings, —., laborer. Allison, —., 143 Nutting, Clint. 143 La Bell Sc Co., grocers. 143 Herbert, Vic. 157 Moyls, Frank, baker. 161 Adams. Alice, rooms. 163 Russell, Mrs. John, milliner. 163 Russell, Mrs. John, dressmakejM 165 Doherty. John P., barber. 167 Letvinoff, Paul, tailor. 169 Wade, Philip & Co., boots and shoes. 171 New York Steam Dye and Cleaning Works. 173 Ingram, C. A., grocer. Westminster avenue intersects. 207 Hamamura, N., bdg. house. Gore ave. intersects. 809 Urquhart, Hugh A., liquors. 311 Johnson, John. 313 Dinsmore, Thos., brakeman. 317 Morin, N., logger. 319 Schwahn, Chas., saloon. 323 Book, Oscar, agent. 325 Mackinnon, Thos., contractor. 827 Keith, Samuel, bookkeeper. 329 McRae, Wm., tailor. 233 Gunnion, Alex., upholsterer. 333, rear, Qnellet, Geo. O., sewing ras. 339 Steele, Wm., expressman. Dunlevy ave. intersects. 411 Shand, Francis A., conductor. 417 Granville, F. 419 McLennan, Mrs. C. J. 425 Blake, —. 429 Machan, Thos. Jackson ave. intersects. 501 Simmons, Rev. 507 Stuart, James. 517 Boehlafsky. F. A., restaurant. 565 Currie, Neill. Carl ave. intersects.. 611 Dougherty, H. C. 647 Adams, George, carpenter. Heatly ave. intersects. 701 Whitenack, A. J., tallyman, H.S.M. 719 Claassen. George, grocer. Hastings W. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 531 Hastings W. 721 Ford, A. C. Hawks ave. intersects. 805 Milne, Robt., B.C.S.R. Campbell ave. intersects. Vernon ave. intersects. Brunette, —., clerk. Salmon, Herman, laborer. Waldon, H., bricklayer. Miller, P., lab. Hale, — B.C.I.W. HASTINGS WEST, from Carroll to Burrard. Numbered from 1. 19 Jones, H. A. 19 Cocking. C, bicycle dealer. Prior, E. G. & Co., machinery, Edward Langley, agent. 31 Ulingworth Sc Co., furniture. 51 Boyd, Burns & Co., metals. 65 McDonald & Maroney, marble- cutters. Johnston, John, blacksmith. Abbott intersects. 121 Thurston, Wm., & Sons, leather fur 123 James, J. S., musician. 143 Trythall & Son, printers. 145 McMillan, E. H., grocer. 149 B.C. Liquor Co. 151 The James Robertson Co., Ltd. Vancouver Free Library. Edwin, Machin, librarian. Cambie intersects. Great Northern Railway line. Cleave, S. W., drugs. Arcade. 1 Padmore, Harold, tobacconist. Arcade 2 Salsbury, Arthur E., broker. Arcade 2 Alexander, F. W., gen. agent. 2 Ure, J. G., broker. 8 B. C. Electric Construction Co. 4 Wilzinski, Mark, optician. 5-6 Dyke & Evans, musical goods. 7 Hamamura, N., & Co., Jap. goods. 8 Shearing, J. B., tailor. 9 Singer Mfg. Co., L. W. Stone, agt. 10 Stevens, J., Son & Co., Ltd. 11 Mason & Co., jewellers. 12 Kip & Morden, brokers. 13-14 Galloway, E., & Co., news agcy. 301 Cambell, R. & Son., boots and shoes. 301 Wilson, G. I., canner. Macdonell, Donald G., barrister, trillan, C. E., barrister. McPhee, Vena F., M.D.C.M. Martin, Isabel. McNaughton, J. A., M.D Spencer, O. L., barrister.' Columbia Commercial College. Lyster & Co., stenographers. Mallory, J. W., architect. Blackmore, Wm., architect. Conservatory of Music. 303 Scott & Devlin, dry goods. 305 Hunt, Wm., tailor. 307 Frith. L. E., fruits. 319 Skinner, James A. & Co., cookery. 320 Thomson Stationery Co., Ltd. 339 Vancouver Hardware Co. 397 Sheasgreen & Co., clothing. 399 McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co. Homer intersects. 409 Douglas Mining & Brokerage Co., Ltd. Cornwall, Samuel C. Cowan, —. 411 Melrich, Miss E. Munro, Robt, lather. O'Brien, J. M. McClure, J. C. Bernard, Edward. 413 Hinton, Geo. C, electric supplies. 413 Oben, John. 415 Pearson, Dr. Clark, Mrs. N. F. Coltart, Isaac. Brown, Frank. Evans, R. A. %|| Tompkins, Geo. Stone, Mrs. Sadie. 417 Charleson, Percy W., broker. Charleson, D. B., contractor. 417 Mathews, Thos., real estatte. Urquhart, Mackenzie,, agent. 417 Thompson, J. D. B., accountant. 419 Anderson, R. A. & Co., real estate and insurance. Geddes, J. Percy, Customs broker. Evans, J. E., ins. agent. Thicke, Walter J., notary public Atlin Lake Lumber Co., Ltd. Nicol, W. L., Vancouver Granite Co. Smith, T. J.. & Co., mining brokers Lantz, F. H., consulting engineer. Murphy, Edgar H., com. agent. Taggart, Frank S. & Co., com. and stock brokers. Chicago Board of Trade. Taggart, Frank S., mining broker. Webber & Phillips, printers and publishers. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hastings W. Town Topics (weekly). Martin & Deacon, barristers. Is intersects. Bank of British North America, Wm. Godfrey, manager. Bowser, Godfrey Sc Co., barristers. Russell & Russell, barristers. Tretheway & Brittain, patent atty. Harris, Bull, barrister. Vancouver Clearing House. Degby, E. A., mining. Finch, Heneage Wynne, M. Eng. New York Life Ins. Co., C. H. Macaulay, dis. manager. Jackson, John H, accountant. Northwest Mounted Police. 507 Shelton & Co., furniture. 515 Boak, A. A., & Co., insurance. 415 Maitland, Robert R., ins. agent. 415 Goodman, Alfred E., correspondent. 517 Caple, Norman & Co., stationers. Hamersley, A. St. G., city solicitor. Cleveland, E. A., surveyor, j Fripp, R. M., architect. Bromly, A. H., mining engineer. Bushnell, J. H., surveyor. Clarkson, Cross & Hellhvell. Mackay & Walker, engineers. Byron-Johnson R., financial agent. Thain, Capt. Westcott, Robert. Hargie, James. Hoshell, Mrs. Howard, J. 521 Tisdall, Chas. E., guns. 523 Philp, C. S., grocer. 537 Cowan & Shaw, barristers. Thorne, H. J. Sc Co., com. agents. 541 Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd. Hill, Leslie, mining engineer. 541 Evans Sc Hastings, printers. 597 The Molsons Bank. Herbert Lockwood, manager. Canada Permanent Loan Sr Savings Co., Cesare J. Marani,mgr McPhillips Sc Williams, barristers. Hall, Morrison & Brown, barristers and solicitors. rpi-xu-ley, Mackenzie Sc Rounsfell, Ltd., general insurance agents. Holland, Fred J. & Co., insurance, B.C. Aner Light Co., Ltd. E. Brammer. Reliance Loan & S. Co. B.C. Portland Cement Co. B.C. Forrest & Stream Club. Seymour intersects. 601 .Snymonr. Jr. R.. drugs. 603 Vancouver Lumber Co., Theo. Ludgate. 603 Fergusson Sc Croft, mining and mechanical engineers. Stein, W, T. & Co., accountants. Lefevre & Weld, physicians. White & Armour, brokers. Pacific Advertising Agency. Board of Trade. Wickenden, C. O., architect. Copland, W. S., solicitor. Gartshore, Alex. L. 603 Armstrong, W. H., contractor. Whittaker, Ernest. Gaul, John. Schwan, August. Gough, S., pianist. Smith, J. H., music studio. Rhodes. Mrs. M. Scott, —. Bonthorne, —. 603 New Westminster & Burrard InleJ Telephone Co., Ltd. 603 Wood, J. G. C, stationer. Ledger, A. Kitt, agent. 605 Page, Ponsford Bros., clothing. 607 Banfield, J. J., ins. 607 Breeze, J. D., ins. agt 607 Holland, T. W., agt. Dom. Building & L. Dean, E. B.. real estate. 609 Saunders, W. B., jeweller. 611 Hawley, John, mining broker. Nicolls, John P., ins. and finance. Bauer, W. A., Prov. land surveyojB Haggarty Arthur. 613 Vancouver Gas Co. 617 Lucas, W. H., barber. 623 Martin, Geo., real estate. 623 Ker, J. B., real' estate. 623 Galland, T. H., real estate. 623 Kilby, Edwin Charles. 625 Rhodes, Harry, broker. 625 Federal Life Ass. Co. 625 De Lees Edward, stonecutter. 625 Westerlund. Olaf, capt. 627 Crickmay Bros., customs brokers. Granville intersects. Vancouver Club, D. S. Wallbridgs sec'y. Howe intersects. 836 Mitchell, Victor W., commission. 824 Salisbury, W. F., Hornby intersects 900 Forsvthe, John, cabinetmaker. 924 Townley, J. D., C.P.R. South side. British Columbia El. Ry. Co. 10 Clark, Geo. 10 Mutrie & Brown, real estate. Western Cartage Co, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 583 Hastings W. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hastings W. 24 Arbes, J. 24 Huhamel, Frank. 24 Carmichael, J. A. 24 Rowe, Thos. 24 Grenier, A. & Co., blacksmiths. 36 Brackman & Ker Milling Co., Ltd. 36 Parsons, Bert, com. sample rooms, hacks and express. 40 Moss, Jonas, auctioneer. 42 Mitchell, G. T. 40 Harris, Sarah, Idg. house. 44 Vancouver Furniture Co. 62 Hardy, Geo., express. 64 McRae & Hall, blacksmiths. Abbott intersects. Henderson Bros., whol. drugs. Ames Holden Co., Ltd., wholesale boots and shoes. Gowan, E. S. Province, the Daily and Weekly. Walter C. Nichol, editor. Province Publishing Co., Ltd. Ly. Ian Coltart, managing director. Wiegand, Charles, furniture. 152 Barr & Anderson, plumbers. 154 Easthope, E., bicycle repairer. 160 Rankin, J. S., auctioneer. 160 Thynne, A. G., mfg. agent. 172 Rose, M. S., plumber. Cambie intersects. Court house. Supreme court. Hon. Paulus Ameilus Irving, judge. Albert Edward Beck, registrar. County court. His honor Wm. Norman Bole, judge. Albert Edward Beck, registrar. Sheriffs office. James D. Hall, sheriff. Thos. Shirley, dept. sheriff. Provincial police. Colin S. Campbell, constable. Timber inspector. R. J. Skinner, inspector. Murray, John, forest ranger. Assessor and collector, James D. Byrne. Land registry office. T. O. Townley, registrar. Official stenographer. Fletcroft Evans. " Hamilton intersects. Inns of Court Building. See also Hamilton street Elevator ILntrance. 302 Tupper, Peters & Gilmour, barristers. 304 Great North Wetern Telegraph Co. 330 Bell & Flett, tinsmiths. 332 La Pointe, W. J., express. Rogers, Jonathan, painter. 334 Fit Reform Clothing. 338 Imperial Oil Co. Davis, R. C, agent. Simpson, H. A., barrister. B.C. Portland Cement Co. Mooney, John, janitor. Vogel's Commercial College. 342 British Columbia Land & Investment Agency, Ltd. 346 Ward, Robt., & Co., Ltd. 346 Moodyville Land & Sawmill co. Homer intersects. 410 Quigley, F. A., & Co., dry goods. 412 Storey, J., harness and saddlery. 414 Greenshields, S., Son & Co., whole sale dry goods. 414 Vancouver Hotel, sample room. 416 Hodgson, A., painter. 4161/ Luff, Mrs. Fuller, Geo., plasterer. 416i/ Risem, Ole, photographer. 418 Purdy, R,, & Co., real estate. Conley & Atkinson, truck and dray Bank of British Columbia, Wm. Murray, manager. Richards intersects. 500 Merchants Bank of Halifax. 506 Scougale Bros. & Co., dry goods. 508 Mortimer Bros., tailors. 508 Metropolitan Cigar Co. 510 Mining Exchange saloon. 512 B.C. Plating Works. 514 Johnson & McPhail, hardware. 518 Pyke, Joseph Alex., boots & shoes. 520 Dominion Express Co. 534 Law, A. E. & Co., dry goods. 536 Thompson, Wm. E., real estate. 536 Robertson & Co., brokers. 536 Faulkner, G. S„ insurance. 536 Dun, R. G., & Co., mercantile agcy 536 Hope, Graveley & Co., insurance. 536 Livingston & Garrett, barristers. 536 Chaldicott, F. M., solicitor,. 538 Innes, Richard & Akroyd. Bodwell, Frank V., steamship agt. 538 F. C. Innec Co., Ltd. 544 St. George's Club. 542 Weeks & Robson, liquors. Seymour intersects. u 34 I'll 584 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Heatley ave. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hor_f[ 612 McGregor, D. C, ins. agt. 614 Mason Bros., dentists. 614 Dalton, W. T., architect 614 The British Columbia Agency Ltd. 624 The Strand Hotel. 626 Robinson, M., tailor. 622 Leland hotel, Win. Hamilton, prop. 632 Reed, John, drugs. Blackson, S., tobacconist. Granville intersects. 725 Cattell, E., upholsterer. Aiery, A., carpenter. Wootton, T. H., expressman. Howe intersects. 801 Marpole, R., gen. supt. C.P.R. 815 Ferguson, A. G. 716, Mortimer, J. G., plumber. HAWKS AVENUE, from Burrard Inlet to False Creek. Alexander Intersects. Powell intersects. Keitly intersects. Cordova E. intersects. Hastings E. intersects. HEATLEY AVE., from Railway track. to Grove Crescent. Numbered from 100. Armstrong & Morrison, pipe works. Alexander intersects. 108 Conner, Mrs. Sarah, wid. Edward. 109 Norgord, Mrs. Carolina, Idg. hse. 110 Prentice, Janet, wid. Powell intersects. Cordova E. intersects. Hastings East intersects. Princess Intersects. Keefer intersects. Harris intersects. 729 Brown, Alexander, emp. Customs. Barnard intersects. 820 Ashworth, Wm. Samuel, mail carrier. 820 Hswsley, Chas., engir-eer. Prior intersects. Grove Crescent ends. HELMCKEN, from Homer to Burrard, Richards intersects. 526 Des Rosiers, Magloire, plumbed 528 Brunei!, Wm., cl_rk. Seymour intersects. Howe intersects. 1107 Hoffmeister, R., electrician. HOMER, from Cordova to Drake. Numbered from 300. East Side. 806 Electro Magnetic Institute. I 306 Jackson, Maggie. Harris, Wm. Mason, David. 306 McPherson, Miss. Smith, George. Brown, John. Harris, James. 312 Garrison & Fitzsimmons Amalg* mating Co. 314 Globe Advertising and Bill PosJH 814 Globe Sign Works, Thos. Sharp, 316 Donaldson. J. A., cigars. 316 Hewke, Herbert, mines. 320 Lamrick. W. J. & Co., min'g bki 330 Parr & Fee, architects. 3,aterson, T., wall paper. Mackechnie, L. R., physician. Jackson, C. A., dentist. Hastings West intersects. Sun Life Ass. Co., C. S. V. Brand, mgr. Terminal Club, Ltd. Lucus, Hunt, secretary. Canada Life Ass. Co., Q. A. Lett agent. Coll curt, J. & Co., liquors. The World Printing & Pub. Oo., m McLagan, mgr. Pender intersects. The Victoria, Miss Collins. 520 Schwahn, August, saloonkeeper. 522 Evans, Daniel, tailor. 524 Romang, Joreah. 526 McLeod, Malcolm, harbor master. 528 Smith J. McKay. 530 Raleigh, James, carpenter. 532 Layfield, H. H. 534 Fowler, Robert, printer. _£** GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 535 Homer. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hornby. 536 Anderson, Alfred barber. 538 Johnston, Robt, cigar dealer. 540 Foran, James S , gro>vr. 542 Cornish, John C, sargeant-major. Dunsmuir intersects. (06 McLennan, Kenneth B< 620 Nesbitt, S. D. 624 Ostrom, Arthur, engineer. 626 Iliff, Albert E., engineer. 628 Merrow, John F., longshoreman. 630 Pilling, Mrs., widow. 640 Purdy, James, shipbuilder 642 Macpherson, Samuel, tailor. 644 Robinson, R., clerk. Georgia intersects. 706 Hill, Joseph, plasterer. 710 Neelands, T. F. 114 James, Chas. K.,. waiter. 716 Mowat, Alex. R., engineer. 716, rear, Cabins. 720 McDonald, F. E., cab driver. 722 Campbell, Chas. S., printer. 776 Cabins. Robson intersects. 804 Jeffers, John, con. El. Ry. 810 Peters, Chas. S12 Gaisford, George, captain. West side. Hastings intersects. j 439 The Ellesmere, Mrs. L. Welsh. Pender intersects. P21 Scott, Eev. E. E., Methoi'.st. 525 Burwell, H. M., C.E. 529 Slater, Geo. F., millhand. 531 Reynolds, James, musician. *)33 McDonald, Francis, E., teamster. 835 Foxley, Mrs., widow. 1B37 Dixon, Geo., engineer. 539 Whitworth, A., machinist. Homer Street Methodist church, Rev. E. E. Scott, pastor. Dunsmuir intersects. 611 Dickinson, Willard, logger. 613 Campbell, Pat. H. ',615 Allen, W. H. 617 Hurtley, Mrs. J. 619 Harris, Wm. J., emp. Customs <t23 Bayne. Lewis, carpenter. 625 Ayre, Mrs. 3 627 Davidson, F. J., butcher. 629 Moffatt, J. J., miner. 631 Parkinson, Joseph, mill hand. -»£. Hanna> Jo1ln James, undertaker. 6(9 Bessell, George A. Georgia intersects. 717 Thompson, T. S. 719 Sulley, James E., carriag--builder. 721 Hodgson, A. 723 Ramsay, Wm. M., candy factory. 725 Agan, W. S. 727 Murphy, James, builder. 729 Hamilton, Albert cook. 731 Russell, James, engineer. 733 Tracey, John B., blacksmith. Robson intersects. 805 Marshall, T., plumber. 809 Cosman, Wm., tinsmith. 811 Knowdell, Chas., carpenter. 813 McKeown, John, policeman, 829 Cary, George, contractor. 847 Bradwin. Chas., traveller. 857 Robertson, R., merchant. 899 Lee Chong, laundry. Smithe intersects.. 915 Veitch, Thos., teamster. 917 Larson, E., tailor. 919 Robertson, Robert, stone cutter. 925 Coughlin, Mrs. Isabel, widow. 927 Clouston, Thos., eng. C.P.R. Nelson ends. 1001 Robb, Andrew, carpenter. 1013 McCabe, Robt. A., filer. 3015 Coil, Wm., emp. C.P.R. 1015, rear, Prime, Frank, laborer. Helmcken ends. 1107 B. C. Fruit Canning & Coffee Co., Walter Taylor, mgr. 1117 Smith, John, laborer. 1125 Fulcher, H., cooper. 1129 Whitty, Wm., tinner. 1131 Dennis, E. P., Davie ends. 1205 Curran, James. 1207 Nesbitt, Geo., blacksmith. 1209 Lawson, John, carpenter. 1211 Mahoney, Mrs. Neil. 1215 Rumble, John, stone cutter. 1231 Glover, John S., druggist. "(235 Lawson. Wm. R, stonecutter. J237 Sharp, Chas. Wm., shoemaker. Drake Intersects. HORNBY, from Burrard Inlet to Pa- cific. Numbered from 400. Hastings intersects. '-j" : ■m 536 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hornby. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hornfl Pender intersects. 531 Harris, Herbert, sr., bookkeeper. 533 Watson, James, engineer. 535 O'Brien, Daniel, laborer. 537 Burke, James longshoreman. 539 McEwan, Mrs. Rose, wid. Neill. 54l McDonald, Colin J., stevedore. 544 Houlgate, R. Kerr. 545 Watson, Eugene, contractor. 551 Cowderoy, John J., accountant. 555 Bushong, Ivon, electrician. 566 Quigley, Thos. M., contractor. 568 Stevens. Mrs. Alice, wid. Tbos. 570 Williams, S. H., painter. 587 Powell, Ernest, clerk. 591 Peach, John R., plumber. Dunsmuir intersects. 632 Marsden, Henry, butcher. 640 Miiler Alex. E., hack-stable. ('41 Mansfield, Henry Wm.. verger. 647 McHardy, James, C.P.R. 055 Quigley, T. M., emp. C.P.R. 658 Boultbee, John, barrister. 659 Kelly, Robt., merchant. 661 Henry, Ben. Franklin, saddler. 667 Ayres, Mrs. Edith, wid. John. 679 Bessell, Geo. A., accountant. 683 Goodman, John. Georgia intersects. 727 Irvin, Wm. A., mgr. 735 Johnson, B. B., real estate. 751 DeBeck,' G. W., broker. 761 Roycraft. Mrs. Eliza, bdg. house. Young, John B. 763 Findley, Herbert W., insurance. 771 Hadddn, Thos., retired. 777 Berry. Henry A., Can. Pac. Transfer Co. 787 Winch, R. C, of Winch & Bower. 795 Quann, Thos., hotelkeeper. Robson intersects. 800 Harvey, Wm. G., dry goods. 804 Richardson, Wesley, dentist. 813 Douglas, David F., real estate. • 816 McLean, Mrs. M. A„ wid. M. A. 821 Brown, Bliss B., grocer. 822 Smith, James, marine engineer. 826 McGregor, J. M., accountant. 827 Gross, F. D., of Gross & R. Neil. 832 Sandell, Ardwell N., cutter. 833 Bray, T. E., joiner. 836 McDonald, Andrew, emp. C.P.R. 842 Walker, T. W., steward. 845 Heard, Robt. 846 Armstrong, W. L., sawyer. 850 Woollians. John H., mgr. 851 McLean, Donald C, clothier. 860 Wilson, George, clerk. 861 Fraser, Miss M. M. 866 Creelman, H., loco engineer. 870 Taggart, Frank, broker. 871 Pybus, Capt. Empress of India. 873 Benwell, J. O., broker. 877 Duchesney, E. J., C. P. R. 878 Johnstone, John, accountant. 882 Vick, Geo. H. V., steward. 887 Cutrer, George, mgr. 889 Carroll, Miss C. Smithe intersects. 900 Phelan, John, freight agent, C.P.R, 901 Young, E. G., contractor. 908 West, Lambert F., Excelsior Ian! dry. 912 Diamond, John Herbert, emp. TJ, S.S. Co. 915 Stout, J. P., wood dealer. 917 Cuthbertson, T. B., clerk. 923 Smirl, T. W., foreman. 927 McCraney, Wm. 931 Stuart, Lieut. J. Duff. 933 Stirrett, Grier, mgr. 935 Kay, J., engineer. 936 Lemon, Merrill, traveller. 937 McDonald, W. S., contractor. 940 Allan, Oscar, jeweller. 952 Smith, —. 953 Mitchell. W. C, insurance. 957 Cope, F. T., contractor. 961 Bowman. Richard, emp. C.P;^ 969 Stuart, Angus, merchant. 977 Glass, Robt. M., traveller. 978 Mitchell, F. W. • 987 Wade, Philip, foreman C.P.R. 991 Smith, T. A. 992 Ledwell, Patrick C, captain. Nelson intersects. West End school, 1012 Farrell, Wm. T., carpenter. 1014 Heard, Thos., engineer. 1020 Chisholm, Archie, driver. 1022 Munro, Daniel, tallyman. Martin, T. Fred R.. driver. 1042 Galletley, James, C.P.R. 1050 Horn, Alexander, emp. Dom. 1052 Sim, Robt. G.. clerk. 1076 Franks, Richard. 1078 Elliott, Wm., ship-carpenter. 1080 Devlin, Joseph, harnessmaker 1082 Burnett, Robt. T., carpenter. Helmcken intersects. 1101 Millard, E. J., Dom. Exp. 1109 Ashworth, Edwin B., stat. eng, 117 Tebb, Arthur R. 1117i,4 Harris, David G. 1120 Walker, Wm. G., clerk. 1130 Miller, Isaac S., dairyman. 1338 Aubrey, George, bookkeeper. 1142 Lee, Harry, quarryman. 1153 Langlois, J. D., clerk. Howe. 1157 Goundon, Mrs. M., wid. Julius. 1170 Cunningham, Jas., longshoreman 1212 1214 1229 1246 1252 1261 1262 1265 1269 1280 1281 Davie intersects. Westwood, A. M, broker. Masters, Mrs. Thomas.. Campbell, D. W., contractor. Sibray, George, driver. Mackie. Robt., dairyman. Hay, George C., builder. Travers, Geo.' D., bookkeeper. Boeur, Mrs. Catherine, wid. Isad. Cook, Wm. F., carpenter. Howard, Harry, emp. C.P.R. Menzie, Edmund,- engineer. Drake intersects. 1305 1309 1310 1313 1315 1316 1319 1322 .330 1346 1321 £323 1350 1356 1360 1365 13.9 1370 1372 1373 1376 1380 Griffiths, Wm., tinsmith. Peck, E. J., machinist. Carlyle, Geo. D., loco, fireman. Dickie, R. A., mason. Blake, Joseph, wharfinger. Menchen, Aaron, C.P.R. McCartney, Hugh, expressman. Olsen, Clans, loco, fireman. Little, Mark, coppersmith. Manley, Harry, cond. El. Ry. Watson, Robt, stone cutter. Angus, Clifford, ship carpenter. Tully, James, laborer. Hay, James, stonemason. Clarke. Fred, emp. C.P.R. Black, —., barrister. McEwen, Henry, Empress China. Tiinms, Geo. F., printer. Findlay, Peter P., carpenter. Hargreaves, Roger, mill-hand. Eaton, A. S., carpenter. Leslie, Geo., plastrer. Pacific intersects. HOWE, from Cordova to Pacific. Numbered from 400. ■ east side. Hastings intersects. Pender intersects. 530 Bishop, F. C, painter. j530 Jones & Schofield, carpenters. 540 Gillott, James, plasterer. 544 Spillman, E., painter. 550 Clegg, Arthur, fireman. 564 McRae, —. 570 Barker, Chas. F., bfcyeles. Dunsmuir intersects. 618 Fonseca, Mrs. J. W., widow. 1212 Hall, Mrs. D. 1218 Mowat, Archie. 1236 Enman, Richard, emp. R.C.P.M. 1240 Cosgrove, Robt., laborer. 1300 1312 1316 1336 1340 1350 1356 1360 1360 Drake intersects. Jarvis, C. E., Murray, —. Wright, Joseph, laundryman. Hunt, Edward, carpenter. Peck, Haliburton, machinist. Mundon, Henry, boat-builder. Murray, Colin, blacksmith. Smith, Joseph, laborer. Hutton, Geo., Customs. Pacific intersects. Beach avenue intersects. West side. 531 Stone, L. W., mgr. Singer Machin'1 533 Vermilyea, John C, agent. 537 Coe, Wm., packer. 539 Elms, William A., machinist. 555 Tilley, Mrs. Seth T. 561 Holmes, Stephen H., real estate. 565 Bishop, Joseph C, art dealer. 569 Apenes, R. A„ clerk. 577 Fox, Wm., carpenter. 579 Boston, Frank, emp. C.P.R. 587 Clements, Mrs., wid. John. Dunsmuir intersectes. 538 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Howe. CTTY OF VANCOUVER. Jackson ave. , Hotel Badminton 627 Fleming, John, plasterer. 633 Hermance, Joseph, speculator. 637 Campbell, Peter, carriagemaker. 643 Fewster, Howard, seeds. 649 May, John F., grocer. 673 Walkem, Geo. A., mee. engineer. 679 Draper, Benjamin B., mgr. 695 Miller, Alex. R., hacks. Georgia intersects. Robson intersects. 803 Carroll, J. T., M. D. 813 Fowler, Richard, machinist. 821 Byrne, James D. 827 Taylor, Capt. G. C. 837 Fowler, James, marine engineer. 841 Sealter, James, emp. C.P.R. 847 Cummins, Chas., painter. 851 Dickinson, John, flour and feed. 857 Stewart, Donald M., steam laun'y 865 Howard, Edward, mining engineer 869 Hicks, Wm. Geo., salesman. 873 Roach, James, exp. messenger. 877 Stratton, Mrs. Emma. 883 Beveridge, James, traveller. Smithe intersects. 907 Linn, Mrs. Mary, wid. John. 909 Hemlow, Harry, agent. 911 Clark, Robt. B., M.D. 913 Chisholm, John, clerk. 943 Christian, Valentine. 947 King, Alfred. N. C, accountant. 953 Boyd, Mrs. Rebecca, wid. John. 973 Schooley. Chas. A., com. merchant. 983 Olmstead, Oscar, carpenter. Nelson intersects. 3013 McLaughlan, Mrs. Euphernia, wid. Daniei. 1015 Watson. Joseph H.. clerk Customs. 1021 Waite. David,* builder. 1023 Fraser, Wm.. operator C.P.R. 1043 Philip, Alexander, agent. 1045 McKissock, Wm.. ship-builder. 1051 Wallace, Joseph, janitor. 1073 Graham. Clark, painter. 1075 Johnston, Mrs. Emily, nurse. 1081 Barclay, Wm.. blacksmith. 1083 Robertson, Alex., bookkeeper. Helmcken intersects. 1161 Taylor, W. A., carpenter. Davie intersects. 1203 Lee, Joel S. 1253 Powell, James W., laborer. 1267 Newman, Arthur G., milkman. 1271 Snell, Geo., longshoreman. Drake intersects. 1301 Penny, —., bookkeper. 1308 Sperring, J., 'longshoreman. 1313 Horey, Angus, contractor. 1319 Moore, Chas., Capt. "Canadians 1321 Fraser, Angus, laborer. 1833 Canning, John, stationer. 1339 Fraser, Angus, contractor. 1345 Dolan, Peter J., blacksmith. 1353 Evans, Richard, gardener. 1356 Milner, Fred, butcher. 1367 Dunn, James, emp. C.P.R. 13 3 Leonhardt, Christian, bricklayer.l 1379 Dodd, John, machinist. 1389 Campbell, John W., fireman. JACKSON AVE., from Railway to Grove Crescent. Numbered from 1. Alexander, intersects. 125 Davis, George, miner. Powell intersects. 290 Wright, Walter, B. C. S. R. Cordova E. intersects. 302 Watkins, Benjamin, F., laborer. 304 Knudsen, Chas., machinist. 306 Adams, George. 314 McKie, John. Hastings intersects. 405 Reed, Wm., cigir maker. Princess intersects. 525 Jackson ave., Baptist church. Keefer intersects. Turner, Samuel O., bookkeeper. Straub, Val., gunsmith. Harris intersects. 790 Hortin, Arthur ,emp. C.P.R. Htl.! Barnard intersects. Norweigan Church. 800 Hufford, storekeeper. Prior intersects. 925 Cappell, A., laborer. 929 Tambunina, Frank, laborer. Grove Crescent begins. . JANE (or 17tb_ ave., Mt. Pleasant from Westminster ave East. Diehl, James, cabinetmaker. Arkle, Mrs., widow. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 539 Jervis. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Keefer. JERVIS, from Burrard Inlet to English Bay. Numbered from 300. Pender intersects. Melville ends. 621 Hooper, Robt. J., laborer. 626 Nicholson, James C, lithographer. Georgia intersects. 720 Abbott, H. 721 Harvey, W. Pellew, assayer. Alberni intersects. 731 Ferguson, R. G, mgr R. 0. P. M. 736 Gordon, Geo. R., whol. clothing. 737 McGreogor, Mrs. M. A., wid. D. C. 738 Jarrett, S. N., foreman. Robson intersects. Haro intersects. Scott, Arthur J„ real estate. Barclay Intersects. Nelson intersects. Archibald, R., Captain Empress of China. Comox intersects.! 1111 Faulkner, Sylvester G., insurance. St. Paul's Church, Episcopalian, Rev. H. J., Underhill, rector. Pendrell intersects. Davie intersects. Burnaby intersects. Harwood intersects. KEEFER, from False Creek to Boundary ave. Numbered from 100. L. north side. 119 Ladlay & Dixon, wool mfrs. 131' Corbett, 133 Watson, Henry R., teamster. 135(Crane, John J., canneryman. 199 Cooper, Bernard, engineer. 1 Westminster ave. intersects. oiq Sar^ EKC> .saloonkeeper. 219 Burton, Reginald, laborer. loi1 m0U,ng' 9.0lin> blacksmith. f.|l Baylor Wm. G., upholsterer. 227 Currell, John, saw filer 227 Currell, Joseph. oL^l*^11' £aniuel, machinist. n?Z £lcI>ay, Geo., expressman. 2o3 Purdy, Henry, brakeman. 257 Parker, C. G, hack driver. 261 Johnston, R. J. 263 Frost, Nathan, bookkeeper. Gore ave. intersects. S07 Smith, Mrs. Kenneth, bdg house. 809 Ingram, Robt., teamster. 311 Pare, Mrs. A. 315 Rougier, James George, dyer. 315, rear, Anthonv, —., laborer 317 Myers, P., logger. 819 Weirs, Thos., 'longshoreman. 321 Groves, Nicholas, 325 Hardy, Geo., express. Dunlevy ave. intersects. 401 McDonald, Benson S., grocery. 405 Johnston, J. H. 409 Davis, B., caretaker. 411 Davis, Elliott, laborer. 413 Blee, Arthur, cigarmaker. 415 Weatherdale, Robt., logger. 421 Crow, J- 423 Langham, Thos., B.C. Cattle Co. 477 Beach, George F., lineman. Jackson ave. intersects. East End school. 547 Fulthorp, Alfred Gas Co. Carl ave. intersects. 549 Clauson, Wm., saw-filer. 551 Adams, Geo. 555 Howie, Fred., El. Ry. 559 Greenway, —., blacksmith. 561 Copeland, William. 567 Hancock, Albert J., carpenter. . Heatley avenue intersects. 711 Frith, Louis, Edwin, storekeeper. 715 Bailsman, John, expressman. 721 Fowler, C. M., H.S.M. 737 Caldwell, J., carpenter. 739 Doig, Wm., laborer. Hawks avenue (not opened.) 801 Warwick, Wm., miner. 813 Lewis, Henry L., pipe layer. 825 Andrews. B., baker. 827 Levins, Mrs. Wm., nurse. 837 McLellan, Hugh, accountant. 843 Chase, Geo. M., carpenter. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. 200 Trudgeon, Israel, shoemaker. 206 .Hogg, Alex., grocer. 216 Mason, Wm., caretaker. 218 Parker, Herbert, driver. 218 Mills, Wm., 'longshoreman. 220 Mason, John, caretaker. 220 Schmayi, Chas., B.C.I. Works. 222 Hicks, Thos., of Hicks & Hearty. 228 Mcintosh, Dan., police. 232 Howes, Hector, emp. B.C.S.R. 232 Park, C. C, police. 240 Galloway, Edwin, stationery. 240 Gallowa y, Edwin, stationary. 244 Carnahan, James. 244 HiUiard, Charles. 264 Crane, Thos., teamster. Gore avenue intersects. 300 Stewart, James, water inspector. 302 Campbell, D. K, contractor. 306 Horn, Wm., contractor. 306 Horie, Wm., contractor. 308 Hinckley, August, J., carpenter. 316 Silverthorne, Herbert, salesman. 318 Mould, Emile Mrs. 822 Sneel, Daniel, engineer. Dunvevy avenue intersects. LorneJ widow, John. 406 Eckley, Alfred. 408 Whiteside, Mrs.. 412 Straube, V. J. 414 Cook, W. S., Avenue hotel. 416 James, T. J. 418 Brooks, Robert, insurance. 422 Focke, John, timekeeper. 426 Plowis, Mrs., wid.. dressmaker. 828 Nelson, Peter, butcher. 474 Trumell, Christopher, baker. Jackson avenue intersects. Carl avenue intersects. Heatley avenue intersects. 706 Cobeldick, John, carpenter, 708 Main, Alexander, fisherman. 708 Brown, Henry, clerk. 710 Smith, T. S., engineer. 712 Bailey, B., carpenter. 718 Freeman, Absolam, captain. 730 Morton, Joseph, Chas., broker. 742 Monk, Frank, carpenter. 750 "Webster, Frank L., R. C. P. M. I 756 Burdick, A. D., carpenter. 770 Gualen, Rev. Claus. . Hawkes ave. intersects. 790 Crombie, J. G., accountant. 792 Cook, J. V., 798 Baxter, Thos., cook. 800 Maynard, Geo., carpenter. 828 Clements, Wm., carpenter. Campbell avenue. 926 Camerou, John D„ miner. 926 Waters, Chas., caretaker. Raymur ave. intersects. 1018 Robinson, Archie, market clerk. 1024 Aitchison, Wm., engineer. 950 Pearson, —., laborer. LANSDOWNE AVE., from Dufferin to Scotia (Mount Pleasant.) Numbered from 1. 114 132 137 144 125 122 141 159. 159, Burder, Richard, laborer. Davis, Arthur, cond. El. Ry. Coley, Ernest, timekeeper. Simpson, Wm., emp. C.P.R. May, Wm. H, butcher. Watson, James, carpenter. Clarke, J. G., mechanic. Armstrong, John, engineer, upstairs, Ladell, —. Westminster avenue intersects. 232 Lefesty, G. F., emp. El. Ry. 237 Errington, James, sawyer. 251 Harris, Fred, emp. C.P.R. 259 Johnston, Osborne, traveller. 265 Montgomery, Hector, emp. C.P.E. 269 McKennaugh, Louis, laborer. 272 McLean, A. D., butcher. Scotia intersects. LORNE, from Westminster ave. to Dufferin (Mount Pleasant.) Numbered from 1. Westminster ave. intersects. Shotton, Allison, carpenter. 135 Brunt, R., emp. El. Ry. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Lome. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Quebec intersects. 75 Burfitt, Thos., Captain "Donny." Ontario intersects. 3 Coxall, Daniel, laborer. 98 .Ritchie, Geo., carpenter. Manitoba intersects. 110 McFee, John, logger. 115 Gosse, John, mate. 123 Ludlow, Richard, farmer. Columbia ave. intersects. MANITOBA, Mount Pleasant. 2451 Butchart, David, carpenter. 2555 Rummell, Chas. llth avenue intersects. 2742 Clark, John, carpenter. 12th avenue intersects. MARKET ALLEY, from Columbia ave. east. 118 Miller, Blanch. 120 Lefevre, Blanche. MARY (or 18th ave, Mt. Pleasant,) from Westminster ave. east. Hicks, William, retired. Hicks, George, laborer. Willman, John, expressman. McGuigan, James, emp. power-hse. MELVILLE, from Burrard to Jervia. Numbered from 1000. South Side. 1012 Sands, Harold, emp. Advertiser. 1016 Fagan, W. L., tax collector. 1022 MacNeill, Albert, Howard, barrister. 1028 Edwards, E. W. 1030 Anderson, R. A., of Anderson & Caldwell. 1034 Grant, Robert, capitalist. 1039 Tanaka, B. Thurlow intersects. 1106 Simpson, Theodore. 1114 Reid, James, Senator. 1112 Godfrey, T. B., merchant. 1134 Lang, James J. 1128 Hayes, H. Z. 1136 McFeely, E. J., merchant. 1174 Aconley, Wm., con., C.P.R. Vancouver Floral Co. 1019 Stevens, A. E., C.P.R. 1021 Mallory, John W., architect. 3027 Lecappellain, J. O. 1033 Devlin, J. D., of Scott & Devlin. 1037 Clements. Mrs. A., widow. 1119 Macfarlane, J. E. W., 1149 Martin, Robt., merchant. 1129 Gardiner, W. H., C.P.R. 1131 Whitmayer, Wm., engineer. 1135 Girdlestone, Geo. W., insurance. 1139 MeKenzie, H., of Ceperley, McK. Sc Rounsfell. 1143 Nelson, Chas., druggist. Bute intersects. Pender intersects. NELSON, from Homer to Stanley Park. Numbered from 400. Richard intersects. Seymour intersects. Granville intersects. 730 Bonner, John. Howe intersects. . 855 Beers, Norman, carpenter. 992 Mills, Chas. F., contractor. Hornby intersects. Burrard intersects. 1002 Mclntyre, D., lumberman. 1006 Dixon, Joshua A., eomm. 1011 Muir, A., bookpr. 1016 Massey, Wm. J., wholesale. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hancox, J., carpenter. Hall, J. Z., real estate. Fraser, A tel. operator. Shindler, Christopher P., contractor, Wilson, Fred P., traveller. Kerfoot, W. J., of J. K. & Co. Watson, Thos. F., clerk. Baker, Mrs. C. A., wid. John. Ashcroft, Albert Edward, surveyor Hodlan, R. H., barber. Holman, H. G., master mariner. Dalton, John R., agent. Clark, Mrs. Jane M., wid. Chas. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Ninth' a?. Bute intersects. 1215 Foster William. 1279 Macdonnell, D. J., barrister. 1273 Evans, P. W., of E. C. & Evans. Jervis intersects. 1360 Trythall, W. J., printer. Broughton intersects. 1397 Crowder, J. S., of C. & P. Nicola intersects. Cardero intersects. Bidwell intersects. Denman intersects. Gilford intersects. Chi] co intersects. NICOLA, from Burrard Inlet to Beach ave. Numbered from 500. Pender ends. Georgia intersects. Alberni intersects. 742 O'Sullivan, John, assayer. 754 McCormack, W. E., traveller. 763 Sawers, C. W., barrister. 764 Dougall, Mrs. E. F., widow. 721 Mellon, Capt. H. A. Robson intersects. Johnson, S. F., of Johnson Sc Mc- Phail. Stinson, Chas. 814 Newton, H. J., H.S.M. 818 Pigott, T. Vere. Haro intersects. 911 Warren, Victor M., clerk. Mansell, B. C, dentist. Barclay intersects. 956 Clubb, Wm., of Clubb & Stewart. Nelson intersects. 978 Kilby, Edwin Chas., importer. 992 Tytler, S. I. Addison, Arthur, painter. 1053 Shaw, Henry, barrister. Comox intersects. Wood, John C. C, stationer. Robertson, John D., tea merchant. Farrell, Wm., mgr. Bank Halifax. Pendrill intersects. Davie intersects. Scott, Geo. D., insurance. Godfrey, W., mgr. Bank B.N.A. McNaughton, A. E., traveller. Burnaby intersects. Procter, Fred, emp. Mahon McFarlane. ' Ross, Gordon, mining sec'y. Beach avenue intersects. NINTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. Numbered from 1 . Westminster avenue intersects. 212 Gerrardt Allan A. 228 Green, Rev. Alfred E., Methodist. 236 Middlemiss, Geo. H., emp. C.P.R. Westminster road intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Ninth ave. Sophia intersects. 304 Townley, Robt. A., glass mfg. 339 Foote, Harry J., expressman. 343 Wilcox, James, El. Ry. G. W. Brunswick intersects. Mount Pleasant school Jamieson, principal. 375 Lawrence, W. C, manager. Prince Edward intersects. 404 Kilby, George, carpenter. 410 Townley, James. 436 Gaskell, Wm., carpenter. Victoria intersects. 487 Gaskell, George, painter. 502 Lilley, John, emp. C.P.R. 574 Homestead, —. Caroline intersects. 607 Johnson, Osborne, emp. H.S.M. 625 Mclntyre, James, teamster. 635 Sykes, Arthur, carpenter. 657 Clark, G. C, teamster. Scott intersects. 702 Abrams, Joseph, emp. C.P.R. 710 Price, Hedley V., carpenter. 714 Main, Chas. J., mill-hand. Westminster ave. intersects. 150 Methodist Church. 140 Tidy, Thos., fireman. No. 3. Mt Pleasant Fire Hall, No. 3, Jas. A. Moran, capt. Chinese laundry. Quebec intersects. 33 Cartwright, Wm., plasterer. 23 Neild, Wm., machinist. 14 Beattie, Thos. James, miner. 2 Mills, Richards, merchant. MeKenzie, Peter, carpenter. Ontario intersects. 17 Brown, —. 37 Kemp, Wm. A., ship-carpenter. 53 Sim, James, driver. 65 Davis, Alfred J., painter. Manitoba intersects. 106 Peterson, Axel., jeweller. 121 McGraw, Frederick, carpenter. 124 Asbeck, Richard, brewer. 130 Purdy, R., agent. 164 Crawford, Joseph, laborer. Columbia intersects. 2532, Norris, John, clerk, Woodward's 2542 Blair, Wm. T., contractor. 2550 Thurston, Wm., leather dealer. 10th ave. intersects. 2640 Jelly, James, painter. 2646 Hatch, James H., tinner. llth ave. intersects. 2711 Harris, Dan. 2744 Ogilvie, Robt. A., clerk. Ogelvie, Arthur Wellesby. 12th ave. intersects. 2810 Wi gand, Chas., furniture. 2750 Somers, John, carpenter. 13th ave. intersects. 14th ave. intersects. 15th ave. intersects. PACIFIC, from Richards to Jarvis.. Numbered from 500. Richards intersects. 509 Anderson, Robt., carpenter. 513 Jewett, W. Geo. 517 Sills, Thos., C.P.R. 521 Hume, James, mill-hand. 525 King, Duncan. Granville intersects. Hornby intersects. 544 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Pacific. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Pender. 4 Saunders, Henry John, accountant. 3 Eaton, Frank, elk. C.P.R. 2 Cope, Fred T., contractor. 1 Sharp, Thos., sign writer. Burrard intersects. PARK AVE., from Prior to Westminster ave., runs parallel with Westminster ave. Numbered from 900. Westminster ave. intersects. 912 Ruby, M. K., storekeeper. 918 Smith, Geo. W., carpenter. 922 Sepenar, Frank, lab. 926 McFarlane, Joshua M., C.P.R. police. 926, rear, Collins, Chas., laborer. 926, rear, Shaw, Wm. E., laborer. 930 Ellison, James, lab. 934 Bradshaw, George, laborer. 938 Nunamaker, Byron. 940 Sutcliffe, Albert. 940, rear, Bean, C. H., horn-dealer. 942 Martinson, R., C.P.R. wharf. 944 Costello, John, 950 Owen, P., lab. 952 Delman, Peter, stone cutter. 956 Shaw, James, F., painter. PENDER, from C. P. R. track to Nicola. Numbered from 1. North side. 21 Duffey, Joseph. McLennan, McFeely & Co., tinsmith shop. 21 Edwards, Chas. 21 Izen, Jacob. 43 Murray, Colin, blacksmith. 45 Batty, John. 49 Gore, Rechab. Abbott intersects. Drill shed. Ill La Branche Napoleon agt. Cabins. Beatty begins. Cambie intersects. Hamilton intersects. 305 Nelson, Peter. 805, rear, Bartlett, Mrs. M. 307 Ballantyne, D. R. G., contractor. *309 Taplay, express. Homer intersects. 411 Chinese laundry. 416 Bundy, John, moulder, B.C.I.W. 417 Campbell, Miss M., dresmaker. 418 Gaugler, John. 418 Green, W. T„ lab. 420 Hicks, Joseph, lab. 422 Morrison, Wm. C. 426 Japs. Richards intersects. 509 Chinese laundry. 513 Currell, J. W., locksmith. 525 Cunningham, Mrs. L. 525 Griffith, Bazil, janitor. Seymour intersects. 605 Delmonico hotel. 607 Clarkson & Mayne, paper hangers. .13 Henderson, Harold M. 615 Leek & Co., heating apparatus. Granville intersects. 727 Atkinson, E. O. 729 Bessell & Co., photographer. 729 Knowdell Sc Hodgson, plumbers. 733 Macfarlane & Co. 737 Harvey, W. Pellew, assayer Howe intersects. Alhambra Theatre. Hornby intersects. 917 Edmunds, Mrs. 919 MeKenzie, A. Burrard intersects. 1003 Palace Livery Stables, J. J. Sparrow. 1033 Excelsior Steam Laundry. 1035 Dav, David, dyer. 1037 Smith Bros. 1037 Hine, A., taxidermist 1077 MacNeil, C. B., barrister. Thurlow intersects. 1101 Woods, John Jex. 1105 Foster, H. O., C.P.R. 1107 Sanderson, Mrs. James. 1111 Ounsted, Frank P., emp. C.P.R. 1323 Howe, Geo. T, clerk. Bute intersects. Jervis intersects. 1321 Ponsford, Harold, merchant." 1825 Grant, Alexander, secretary. Pender. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 545 Pender. 1357 Plunket, O., barrister. 1859 Rounsefell, Frank, real estate. 1369 Williams, R. Shelton, journalist. 1379 Robertson, F. M. Broughton intersects. 1435 Perry, A. B., supt. N.W.M.P. 1461 Dashway, Chas., hotel. Nicola intersects. 1515 Dafoe, V. M., boat builder. 1517 Elkins, S., foreman. 1525 Richards, Edward E., clerk. 1533 Morton, Fred. Chas., painter. Osborne, E., ship carpenter. Herbert, —., emp. H.B.C. Cooper, James, dry dock. Payne, H., bricklayer. Richardson, — city employee. South side. Carroll intersects. Abbott intersects. Cambie intersects. Public school. Hamilton intersects. 304 Johns, Joseph, 306 Wood, A. N. 308 Weaver Mrs. L. Homer intersects. 412 Hunt, Geo., painter. 414 Wilson, Wm. 436 Ellison, Thos. 418 McColl, John. Richards intersects. 500 Gray, John. 502 Y. W. C. A. 512 Peach & Laursen, plumbers. 514 Mackay, R., carpt. 514 Mackinnon, Thos. 514 Mackay, R., carpenter. 520 Casher, Mary, wid. Chas. 522 Weeks & Mclntyre, plumbers. 524 Chinese Meeting House. 524 Day, David. 526 Beckwith, Christopher. 526 Cop land, Joseph. Seymour intersects. 602 Clarence hotel. 60(5 Singer Warehouse. 612 Ottawa hotel. 618 Adair, Wm. D., shoemaker. Granville intersects. Customs House, John M. Bowell, collector. Inland revenue dept., Joseph E. Miller, collector. Harbor Master and Port Warden, Malcolm Macleod. Post Office Inspector, W. H. Dor- ma^ Inspector. Steamboat Inspector, W. A. Russell Ry. Mail service, John O. Macleod, supt. 728 Miller & Co., bicycles. 730 Trueman, T. N. 732 Thompson, R. 734 Sinclair, Thos., upholsterer. 910 Tierney, Mrs. Cath., wid. Wm. Howe intersects. Hornby intersects. Tierney, Catherine, wid. Wm. 914 Dunn, Mrs. P. T„ widow. 918 Charleson, D. B., contractor. Burrard intersects. 1016 Sparrow, J. J. 1040 Carter, John. 1032 Treager, H., brewer. 1036 McDowell, H., druggist. 1044 Wickenden, C. O., architect 1076 Mcintosh, W. A., butcher. Thurlow intersects. 1116 McNaghton, —., bookkeeper. 1120 Tatlow, Capt. R. G. 1128 Gerster, E. F. 1178 Ludgate, Theo., sawmill 1182 Haywood, Wm." 1190 Mouat, Chas. H mining. gent's furnishing. Bute intersects. 1204 Maitland, R. R., ins. agent 1240 Pace, W. J., accountant. Leckie, Wm., merchant. 1256 Butler, Miss Henrietta. Jarvis and Mellville intersects. 1344 Trorey, G- E. Broughton intersects. 1400 Gibb, James, Sidney, acct. Imperial Bank. 1432 Hunt, S. Lucas, solicitor. 1438 Thynne, Arthur G., mfgs. agent. Nicola intersects. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. French Mitchell, John, blacksmith, Short, B. H., painter. McMillan, J. A. Kelly, James, machinist. Paterson, A. J., C. P. R. Baron de St. Laurent, Consul. Short, B. J., canner. Paterson, A. J., C.P.R. Blair, Gilbert. Lumsden, Fred J., acct. Harvey, Harry, shipping clerk. Bethune, Alex., builder. Smith, Percy N., tanner. Jarvis, Intersects. POWELL, from Carroll to Boundary ave. Numbered from 1. South side. 2 Miller, Philip, cook. 2 Sudmin, S. 2 Soule, Capt. W. H., cont. stevedore 12 Hopkirk, Spence & Co., whol. liq. 14 Bonner, John, blacksmith. 16 Wilson Bros., whol. grocers. 22 Chinese laundry. 32 Manitoba Produce and Com. Co.,Ld 34 Cox & Johnson, carpenters. 34 Marshall, James, teamster. Columbia ave. intersects. 102 Oppenheimer Bros., whol. grocers. 128 Anglewood house. 130 Clough, E., second hand goods. 158 Williams, H., waiter. 138 Dominion Steam Laundry. Westminster ave. intersects. 208 Bourdon, Eli, harness maker. 210 Rumble, Thos., lab. 210 Stevens, A., tobacconist. 210 Thomas, Ed., driver. 210 Grossman, Mrs. Moses, wid. Gore ave. intersects. 312 Cabins. 312 Kirby, Wm., laborer. 314 816 320 322 324 328 332 344 350 526 528 608 614 616 624 628 Powell. 716 718 730 810 814 818 822 826 828 832 838 852 922 936 13 15 15 17 47 41 49 61 Chinese. Wo Sing, laundry. Japs. Patterson, Frank, miner. Urquhart, George, laborer. Wright, Geo., lab. Gray, Wm., longshoreman. Green, J. H., lab. Soule, Capt. W. H. Dunlevy ave. intersects. Jackson ave. intersects. Christenson, John, mgr. Imperial Syrup Co. Robertson, H sail maker. Carl ave. intersects. Johnson, John, carpenter. McGregor, James. Crousell, Wm., barber. Jones, D., miner. Cetti, Andrew, foreman, B.C. Mills Heatley ave. intersects. Marshall, W. G, livery. Bisson, Geo., baker. Keely Institute. Hawks ave. interstcts. Robinson, James. Bird, John, boatswain. Price, W. S., clerk. MeKenzie, Wm., eng "Lois." Nelson, A. Dixon; E. C, Bonanza grocery. Murphy, J. R., carpt. Spalding, John. Hansen, Albert, bdg. house. Campbell ave. intersects. McMillan, D., carpt. Hamilton, Albert, miner. Raymur ave. begins. Boundary ave. North side. Parker, Jaque, fruits.- Belt Mrs. Peter. McLeod, Mrs. Christian. Parker, Jacob, second-hand furnr. Europe hotel. Leonard, G., shoemaker. City hotel. Willard, Rich., tent and sail works. Columbia avenue intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 54T Powell. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Princess. 101 Campbell, E. H., & Co., crockery. 121 La Clair, Wm. 121 Hendry, Wm., engine fitter. 121 Brown, W. B., butcher. 121 Brooks, Geo. 121 Foster, Thos. 121 Hardman, Geo. Police station. J. M. Stewart, chief police. People's Fuel Co. Westminster avenue intersects. 207 Hewston, Mrs. 211 Sutherland, Hugh A., painter. 218 Vax, Solomon. Gore avenue intersects. 311 McMillan, —., saloonkeeper. 323 McLennan, John. 335 Caldwell, J. A., real estate. 339 McLean, A., contractor. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 401 Secord hotel. 409 Allan, Robt., blacksmith. 411 Pike, Mrs. Mary, wid. John. 413 McCarthy, John, stevedore. 419 Russ house. 447 Cabins. 427 Japs. 429 Oye, W., general store. 431 Japanese. 433 McDonald, J. B. 435 Japanese Mission. 439 Japanese Mission. 441 Cassidy, T., grocer. Jackson avenue intersects. 509 Clendenning, John. !&?$" 5ll Gore, John, Allen, driver. 513 McCartney, Alan E. 517 Fleming, Edward, machinist. 519 Brown, Chas. W., teamster. 527 Bjerre, Capt. B. J. 53l Fraser, Norman, teamster. 533 Welling, Wm., laD. Carl avenue intersects. 601 Meek, G. E., grocer. 607 Edwards, John R., machinist. 609 Sutherland, —., carpt. 609 McKay, James, machinist. 609, rear, Wipple, Chas., carpt. 613 Marler, Geo. Henry, H.S.M. 615 McDonald, John, painter. 617 Dunovan, Dennis, laborer. 625 Hunter, James, carpt. Heatley avenue intersects. 719 Dew, —., retired. 749 Coburn, Thos. • Hawkes intersects. Victoria Road intersects. B. C. Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. Imperial Syrup Co. Scuitts, John. SQidelman, Wm., grocer. Johnson, Samuel, mill-hand. Clark, Alex., mill-hand. Watt, John, sawyer. Philip, Chas. Henry, George, plasterer. Kappler & Co., Columbia brewery* Kappler, Joseph. Gerhauser, Emil. Miller, Andrew. Heaps, E. H., & Co., shingle mill. Kirkpatrick, Thos., shingle mill. Fitzpatrick, Thos., laborer. Pease, —., blacksmith. Wise, James, retired. Welsh, John, retired. Benson, Miss Margaret. Spires, —., laborer. Duplock, —., laborer. O'Brien^ John, retired. Smith, —., laborer. Miller, laborer. ' Poly, James, pig-dealer. Marine Railway Co., H. Kenworthy, -mgr. Blower, John, eng. Marine Ry. PRINCESS, from Wesminster ave. to Boundary ave. Numbered from 200. North side. 233 Moore, H. G. 233, upstairs, Lundback, John. 233i/ Anderson, John, captain. 233i4 McDonough, Edwin Mitchell. 235 Goldstein, Wm. 235;4 Knowles, Wilson, driver. 237 Bice, Samuel, driver. 237i4 Werner, George, musician. 241 Studden, Fred. 231 Sanderson, Alexander. 245 Robinson, Mrs., wid. 229 Allan, James, painter. 261 Kidd, J. B., carpenter. Gore ave. intersects. 307 McDonald, Alex. D., contractor. 305 Crehan, Joseph. 309 Charles Wm., millhand. 311 Abercombie, Alex., emp. C.P.R. 315 McGirr, Wm., com. traveller. 317 Hislop, Thos., driver. 319 Glen, John, blacksmith. 323 Fowler, C. E., dentist. 325 Sills, Ruben S., hardware. 239 Methodist church, Rev. V. K. Whittington. Kill Hit HENDERSON'S. BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. ,749 Chiffence, Frederick, mil hand. 759 Dubbins, Jesse, barber. 773 Hamilton, J. B., teamster. 775 Williams, Thos. W., butcher. 777 Hartin, John, fireman. Hawkes ave. intersects. 827 Smith, J. R., Sunnyside hotel. 831 Totton, James. 853 Hyde, Henry, gardener. 859 Schwahn, Edward. 863 Schnitztein, Theo.,. tailor. Campbell avenue intersects. 911 Byres, Joseph A., machinist. Raymur intersects. 1017 McDonald, A. M., B.C.S.R. Stevenson, John. Brummutt, W. B., clerk. Salmon, Herman. South side. 210 Shook, Mrs., dresmaker. 210 Borland, James, plasterer. 224 Ford, P .F., janitor. 226 Robinson, David A., laborer. 234 Foreman, C. F. 234% May, M. 248 Cleveland, J. P., contractor. Gore avenue intersects. 304 Watson, W. 306 Duke, Thos., grocer. Princess. 308 Sotto, John, bartender. 812 Rains, Thos., driver. 314 Crockett, Van. Transfer. 316 McConnell, J. F., book binder. 318 Biggart, Z., wid. R. 320 Haugh, Thos. Henry. 322 Rose, Find 326 Murray, John, timber inspector. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 406 Ryder, Robt., engineer. 410 Lynham, Wm., teamster. 410, rear, Jones, —. 412 Vicars, Joseph G., H. S. M. 412, rear, Neil, Daniel, carpenter. 414 Mitchell, Alex. 416 Mitchell, W. J., tinsmith. 418 Harris, Samuel, laborer. 420 Ridley, A. H. 422 Thorpe, Geo., 424' Ellis, John W., caretaker school. 428 Dobson, F. S., engineer. 430 Jackson, John, constable. 434 Whittington, Rev. Robt. Jackson avenue intersects. 520 East End public school. Carl ave. intersects. Toms, Geo. E. Anders, Morris, clerk. Carter, Mrs. Emily, wid. Samuel B. Rhinehart, Geo. Theo., boilermaker McManus, Frank, engineer. Anderson, Avery C, mariner. Borland, Robert, constable. McAlpin, J. B., baker. Kent, John, undertaker. Phoenix, —., grocery. Heatley avenue intersects. 700 McCauley, George, teamster. Martin, George, machinist. 708 Rush, Chas., captain. 712 Craig, H. E., butcher. 752 Preston, Samuel, laborer. 762 Hodson, Wm., longshoreman. Hawkes ave. intersects. 862 Purdy, Hiram, 866 Grant, Alfred, wood-turner. 870 Moody, Capt. Chas. Campbell avenue intersects. 900 Burdis, W. D. 922 Swift, Ethelbert S., operator. 976 Bruce, Wm., B.C.S.R. 930 Critch, Henry, blacksmith. 930 Anderson, Mrs. J. A., wid. Raymur ave. intersects. 1030 Bruce, David, emp. B.C.S.R. 1032 Dempster, Wm., B. C. S. R. 602 606 608 616 618 620 622 626 662 666 GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 549 Prince Edward. CITY OF VANCOUVER. , Prior. PRINCE EDWARD from False Creek to city limits south. Sixth avenue intersects. 2223 Ross, Donald, carpenter. Seventh avenue intersects. 2340 Thompson, Chas. 8th ave. intersects. Mt. Pleasant Public School. Tenth avenue intersects. 2532 McConvey, H., laborer. Twelfth avenue intersects. 2740 Langley, John, miner. Thirteenth avenue intersects. 2952 Alexander, Thos. G., carriagemkr. PRIOR, from False Creek to Campbell ave. Numbered from 100. j North side. Westminster ave. intersects. 209 Joseph, Geo., lab. 211 Malack, James. 213 Johnson, Chas., laborer. 217 Anderson, Geo., lab. 237 Sankey, L. T., carpenter. 239 Burge, W. C. 247 Cullen, Wm., lab. 273 BroWn, Alex., mariner. 2531nnis,e Robt. G. Gore ave. intersects. 319 McPherson, John. 323 Vantasell, Edson D., mason. Dunlevy ave. intersects. 409 Conner, —., storekeeper. 411 Coulter, Joseph, carpenter. 413 English, Stewart, retired. 453 Bayley, David, sawyer. 455 Parker, George, cook. 457 Lomos, Henry, longshoreman. 459 Chamberlain, Robert S., electrician. 467 Brynalson, T., longshoreman. Jackson ave intersects. 563 Skinner, George. 563, rear, Leslie, Mrs., wid. James. Carl avenue intersects. 609 Marsland, Rubin, moulder. 611 Vernon, Peyton, ship carpt. 621 Darling, N., agt. 637 Smith, Thos., S. B. C. Per. 657 Dave, Albert, captain. Heatley avenue intersects. 707 Johnson, John, blacksmith. 713 Perkins, H. F., carpt. 715 McKinnon, Dan, stone cutter. 717 McLean, D., motorman. 737 McDonald, James, H. S. M. 743 Partridge, Robt., ■(49 Colassin, Gustave, lab. Hawkes ave. intersects. 863 Porter, Frank, C. P. R. 867 Strain, R., carpt. 887 Deroissart, Emile. 891 Carriere, Michael, laborer. 893 Sparks, John. 899 McPhee, Chas., foreman. Campbell avenue intersects. South side. 208 Clayton, Edward, grocery. Park Lane begins. 210 Coates, Thos., longshoreman. 214 Hewton, John W., baker. 216 Duncan, Charles, lab. 218 Lewellyn, Richa-u Thos., diver. 226 Annard, John, miner. 228 Beatty, John J., tinner. 248 Ward, Talbot, cigar box maker. 266 McDonald, Duncan, carpenter. Gore ave. intersects. 300 Davidson, Wm., O. P. R. 306 Fox, Patrick K, retired. 308 Sentell, Fred. W., contractor. Dunlevy avenue intersects. 424 Lannole, —., shoemaker. 432 Ferguson, John D., painter. 436 Doherty, J. S. Jackson avenue intersects. 516 Artus, W. C, blacksmith. 516, rear, Parsons, Wm., fisherman. 520 Ereckson, Charles, lab. 332 McRey, Hugh, fisherman. 564 Balkwill, Arthur. 568 McNight, Herbert. 570 McDonald, Wm. *..', electrician. Carl avenue intersects, SR • 2233 Ross, John D., carpenter. 2246 Martin, Mrs. Ellen, wid. 2261 Moyls, Frank, baker. 7th ave. intersects. 2325 Morrison, John W., tailor. 2335 Leonard, Geo. C, restaurant. 2341 Brant, Allison, expressman. 2351 Ternan, Patterson, canner. 8th ave. intersects. 2441 Draney, John, canner. 9th ave. intersects. 2331 Steele, Wm. B., photographer. Roberts, J. H. Roberts, T. 10th ave. intersects. 2646 Haffar, N. S., architect. llth ave. intersects. 2732 Taynton, John, plasterer. 2749 Doherty, Isaac, filer. Hopcroft, Wallace F., carpenter. Richards,' 12th ave. intersects. 2857 Bayly, Thos. J., lab. 13th ave. intersects. 2943 Eligh, Jacob, milkman. 14th ave. intersects. 3002 Ellison, Henry. 3007 Eligh, Mrs. Catherine, wid. Haffl ilton. 3035 McKeating, Ed. 3046 Brown, Wm., carpenter. 15th ave. intersects. 3122 Palmer, W. H. 3122 Palmer, Samuel. 3122 Palmer, J. W. 3132 Holmes, Christopher, carpenter. RAYMUR Ave., from sugar refinery south. Numbered from 200. Powell intersects. 212 Japs. Cordova B., Intersects. Stromberg, Wm., .emp. B.C.S.R. Harvey, James, carpenter. Johnson, Peter, emp. C.P.R. Thompson, Alex. T., emp. B.O.B.B. Sloan, Robt., carpt. Hastings E., intersects. Princess intersects. 530 Shain, Wm. H., Imperial S. CM 536 Flanders. Cyrus, emp, B.C.S^ 544 Sheriff, James, C.P.R. 549 Smith, James, carpenter. Keefer intersects. Harris intersects. Barnard intersects. 836 Freeman, Geo., laborer. 846 Morgan, H., blacksmith. RICHARDS from Cordova to Pa cific. 325 Cook, Josiah, shoemaker. 325 Wallace, Wm., janitor. Hastings intersects. • 403 Diplock & Lees. Fink, H. J., pool room. Hampton & Mercer, dressmak^; Suckling, A. E. Law, Wallace, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 551 Richards. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Richards. Williams, George. Farmer, —. Duff, J. L., dentist. Hall, J. D., sheriff, Rankin, H. E., express messenger. Wood, W. D., conductor. 404 Davis Marshall & MacNeill, barristers. Tatlow, R. G. Bryce & Co. DeWolf & Co. Tetley, C. Hamilton Powder Co. Gilmour, Mrs., widow. 418 Harvey, Hugh, shoemaker. 420 Peck, John W. & Co., clothing. 420i/ Quann, Wm. H. Pender intersects. 506 Bland, J. W., V. S. 507 Hoar, Chas., laborer. 508 Mercier, Geo., cabinet maker. 509 Ackerman, Robt., carpenter. 510 Diebeau. Joseph, carpenter. 511 Riley, Robt., miner. 512 McRae, Mrs. A., widow. 5l2, rear, Ellison, Thos., bricklayer. 513 Deal, G., grocer. 513 Stewart, John. 513 Kilbank. Chas., cook. 513 Towler, Wm., butcher. 516 Smith, J. H,, carpenter. 516 Chapman. 516 Winans, Geo. 5l5 Davie, George. 517 McKav. Robert, painter. 519 Pain, Wm. 519 Swan, Geo., stevedore. 521 Verrick, —. 522 Perry, Mrs. Clara, wid. C. J. 623 Hackett, J. W., contractor. 524 Y.M.C.A. 525 Chapman, Frank, teamster. 526 Erichsen, Wm., flour and feed. 527 Kerr, John C. teamster. 536 Mowat, Mrs. M. 538 Hung Lee Bros., laundry. 577 Braden, Tho. J., butcher. 581 McDonald, Mrs. Mills, J. A., physician. Dunsmuir intersects . 613 Howell, Horton, druggist. 617 Scott, Chas. A., traveller. 618 Church of Our Lady of the Rosary 618 McGuckin, Rev. Father James M., O.M.I., D.D. Whetan, Rev. John, O.M.I. 619 Fletcher. Mrs. J., wid. I 623 Beers, Wm. [ 624 Coss. Richard. E., mgr. 5525 Reide, Mrs. Capt., widow. 627 Peters, Miss. 629 Aubin, D. Eugene, palnist. 626 Paton, John, traveller. 630 Goddard, Andrew, eng. C.P.R. 631 Fraser, David M., contractor. 633 Coffey, Miss Sarah, dressmaker. 635 Willis, Walter, mail clerk. 639 Mawdsley, Wm. Henry, mgr.- Badminton. St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. Rev. E. D. McLaren, pastor. Georgfa intersects. 702 Cook, W. J., grocer. 710 Hastings, T., printer. 713 Dixon, Sylvester, carpenter. 716 Bernhardt, A. G. 718 Skeffiington, Geo. N., emp. C.P.R. 720 Woodburn, —., emp. El. Ry. 723 O'Hagan, Laurence, cannery hand- 724 Southcott, John J., traveller. 715 Peake, Patrick, lab. 717 Vance, John. 719 Donohoe, John. Rear 719-1 Campbell, Neel, lab. 725 Gill, Andrew, fireman. 727 Gill, John, C. P. R. 728 Dickens, Benj., emp. Province. 729 Thatcher, Harry, painter. 730 Stewart, Albert R. 732 Chambers, Henry, 734 Simpson, Geo. R., undertaker. 733 Decker, John, hotel keeper. Robson intersects. 800 Brown, L. H., grocer. 801 Giguere, Clophas, contractor. 803 Kent, J. W., watchmaker. 804 Hutchinson, Joseph G., merchant. Fee, T. A., architect. 806 Laidlaw, Archie, mill-hand. 810 Martin, Malcolm, ship-carpenter. 812 Hurliman, J., C. P. R. 814 Galagher, W. H. 815 Brown, John, C. P. R. 816 Brown, J. T., license inspector. 817 Farr, E., C. P. R. 818 Chardon, C. M., contractor. 819 McDonald, Mrs. A., widow. 820 Taylor, G. R., contractor. 825 Purdy, John, constable. 831 Griffith, Arthur, contractor. 829 Macaulay, James, merchant. 833 Walton, Edwin F., farmer. 835 Macgowan, A. H. B., ins. agt. Smithe intersects. 905 McMillan, W. J., merchant. 909 Lees, A. E., merchant. 910 Pioneer Steam Laundry, D.M. Stewart manager. 911 Armstrong, David C, engineer. 9l3 Bloomfield. Geo. W., restaurant 9l5 Beattie, Matthew, teacher. 919 Slater, Chas. R. 925 McColl, John, C. P. R. 927 Moyes, John. emp. C.P.R. 929 Laidlaw, J. S. 552 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Richards. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Robson, Nelson intersects. 1091 Campbell, Gregor L., agt. 1003 Moore, Mrs. Christiana, wid. Mc- Lelland. 1014 Craig, J. G., carpenter. '1016 Willams, John, basket mfg. 1028 Sing Lee, laundry. 1035 Evans, John Edward, 1041 Fisher, Frank A., butcher. 1059 Sykes, S. C, C. P. R. Helmcken intersects. 1108 Weber, O. L. 1113 Wallace, Alfred, boat builder. 1117 Hannah, Thos., emp. R.C.P.M. 1120 Wilband, E. S. 1121 Andrews, Harry, C. P. R. 1122 Jennings, Mrs. M. M. 1124 Stott, Mrs. Polly, wid. James. 1125 Miles, Harry A., machinist. 1127 Sim, W. H., 1129 Weeks, Caleb, plumber. 1135 Krause, Oscar, bottler. 1135, upstairs, Thurman, James, mail- , carrier. Davie intersects. 1201 Flett, John, C. P. R. 1205 Armstrong, J. W., pattern maker. 1206 Boyer, Chas., milkman. 1208 Brown, John, C. P. R. 1209 Harold, Thos., pattern maker. 1212 Nelson, A., cooper. 1213 Hodgson, Chas. R., .plumber. 3217 Clifford, James, emp. C.P.R. 1219 McOance, John, carpenter. •18220 Mitchell, Th., C. P. R. 1221 McFarlane, John H., lineman. 1223 Morgan, —.. tailor. 1224 Derousie, Albin, laundryman. 3225 Clark, John, clerk. 1226 Marshall John J., emp. U.S.S. Co. 3231 Westall, Alfred M.. boxmaker. 1232 McKee, Hugh, C. P. R. 3.234 Thornston. Barney. 1235 Johnson, Mrs. 0., widow. Drake intersects. 1303 Sveneski. Anthony, miner. 1307 Bearne, Wm., C. P. R. 1311 Cross. Charles. 1313 Macdonald, J. W., express messenger. 1325 Levy, C. H. N., stewart. 1327 Powe Wm., C. P. R. 1331. rear. Llovd James, emp. C.P.R. 1331 Vincent, R.. carpenter. 1335 Thompson, Thos., snip carpenter. 1337 Cummings, W. J., machinist. Pacific intersects. ROBSON, from Beatty to Coal Harbor, Numbered from 100. Cambie intersects. 220 Graham, John, emp. R.O.P.Mi Hamilton intersects. Homer intersects. Richard intersects. 529 McLeod, Alex., tinner. 533 Thompson, Hiram, clerk. 537 Burtch, Ruben, emp. Dom. Exp, 541 McCallum, John, barber. 545 Laderoute, Francois X., book'., 549 Brown, Jos. Thos.. shoemaKerS Seymour intersects. 600 Barker, R. C, dispatcher. 604 Kirk, Lewis, blacksmith. 608 Slater, H. A., clerk. 612 Murphy, Edgar H., insurance. 698. Ferguson, Munroe, emp. R.C.P.M Granville intersects. Colombo Tea Co., Chas., Tanner manager. Howe intersects. Hornby intersects. Burrard intersects. 1004 McLeod, Rod'k, contractor. 1008 Harold, —., emp. C.P.R. 1010 Musgrove, A. C, traveller. 1112 Erskine, Arch. B., mgr. Aw Holden. 1014 Boak, A. A., ins. agt. 1016 Godfrey, Alex., hardware, 1018 Preston, Mrs. I., widow. 1019 McCusker, W. J., bookkeeper. 1020 Johnston, J. W., sergt. ,_l&ljce. 1022 Burse, W carpenter. 1023 Cattell, 0., upholsterer. 1026 Marshall, Robt., broker. 1027 Stark, James, dry goods. 1030 McLennan, R. P., McL.& McFed! Co. 1031 Town, Henry. 1033 Seymour, James R., druggist. 1036 Tunstall, S. J...M. D. /SM 1038 Cope, Mrs. Annie, wid. Fred. 1041 Morris. Henrv H., bank manage 1042 Wilson, D. H., M. D. Thurlow intersects. 1100 Weld, Octavis, M. D. 1104 Filion, Frank, grocer. 1106 Vaughn, Henry, clerk. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 55? Robson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Scott. 1111 1122 •1128 1128 1130 1132 1134 1136 1137 1138 1142 1165 1169 Louttett, Jas. I., C. P. R. Bradbury, —. McLachlin, Charles, B.C. Land Co. Sinclair, J. W., agt. Brown, Wm. H., contractor. Gray, Thos. C, traveller. Pearsall, Chas., jeweller. Scoullar. Edwin S., machinist. Herman) Isaac. Currie, Arch., real estate. Johnston. Eli as K., lithographer. Buscombe, H. A. Clark, E. J., contractor. Bute intersects. 1211 Thomson, M. P., rnomson Stationery Co. 1215 Carlisle, J. H., chief fire dept. 1216 Keefer, —. 1217 Doucette, L., bookkeeper. 1220 Donaldson, D., merchant. 1226 Branch C. Sun Life. 3227 Skinner, Robt. J., timber inspector. 1230 Dana, A. J., C. P. R. 1231 Hermon, E. B., C. E. Jervis intersects. 1310 Wilson, John, supt. C.P.R. 1321 James, Stanley, city auditor. 1367 Giffen, J. B., mgr. R. G. Dun & Co Agnew, Mrs. J. D. 1374 Selwyn, Alfred C. M. S., LL.D. Broughton intersects. 1408 Smith, J. T. broker. 1428 Lantz, Harrv F., marine eng. 1429 Whalen, John. 1433 Morris, M. P., Chilian Consul. ' Nicola intersects. 1506 Crisp, Wm. T. 1510 Scott, John, mason. 1537 Skrine, Percy. 1522 Knox, James, machinist. 1526 Snider, S. B., traveller. 3537 Clyne, H., bookkeeper. 1543 Clarke, F. S. Cardero intersects. 3600 Burnett, Frank, of Johnson &Bur- nett. W&A [>#02 Mcintosh, Robt. L., clerk. ,1604 Dorman, Frank. Bidwell intersects. Piper, Chas. W., builder. Mellon, John, boflot and shoe dir. Denman intersects. Gilford intersects. 1931 Thbmas, Gabriel, jr., cigarmaker. Logan, Captain. Chilco intersects. SEATON, from Burrard to Jervis. Numbered from 1000. f 1006 Kendrick, Jesse, plumber. 3009 Wilband Sc Warren, comicemakers. 1040 Hopkirk, Henry. 3042 McQuarrie, Arch., banker. Red Cross Brewery, Williams Sc Barker, pi ops. Williams, John, brewer. 1079 Hutchinson, W. McC, of Thorijfc & Co. Thurlow intersects. 3115 Davis, E. P., barrister. 1300 Duncan, Horace, bank clerk. 1116 Russell, James PL. hotel. 1121 Bell-Irving, Dr. E. 1102 Jones, Moses, auctioneer. 1125 Townley, Major, T. O. 1145 Richards, S. O., barrister. 1151 Bell-Irving, H. O. 1120 Nicolls, E., of Nicolls & Hawley. 1152 Benett, Major. 1124 White. Colonel Albert. 1337 Hamersley, A. St. G., barrister. Roberts, John Powell. Bank of B. N. A. 1128 Machin, E., city librarian. 1218 Bauer, Wm. A., surveyor. Twigge. Major-Goneral. Bute intersects. SCOTIA, Mount Pleasant. Dufferin intersects. 2021 Taylor. —., laborer. Fifth avenue intersects. Sixth avenue Intersects. SCOTT, Mount Pleasant. Ninth avenue intersects. Palmer, Samuel, carpenter. Robinson, Robert, laborer. Ferguson, Alex., carpenter. Tenth avenue intersects. Wilson, —., retired. SECOND avenue, Fairview, West Murchie, John, tea merchant. Weekman, James, painter. Hirsch,' Robert, mill-hand. Hurst, Itotot, mill-hand. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Seventh are. SEVENTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. 45 Knapp, Thos. E., school teacher. 24 Stevenson, Mis. Maria, wid. W. H. Bloomfield, Edgar, law student Green, Henry, lineman. Cruniner, Heibert Wm., carpenter. 14 McCann, James G., cond. El. Ry. 29 Fraser, Danerick C.P.R. 33 McLeod, Donald, conductor El. Ry. 52 Mies, F. W., carpenter. 55 Ker, James, carpenter. 57 Bonneau, Joseph G, machinist Martin, Mrs. W., widow. 106 Jackson, John W., watchmaker. 141 Armstrong, James, milkman. Baptist church. 144 Home, Henry Francis. 156 McWhinney, James, logger. Westminster avenue intersects. McLennan, Finlay, hotelkeeper. Doering & Marstrand, b -ewers. Bell, Joseph, R.C.P.M. Fitch, —., painter. Reinhard, John Geo., brewer. Jones, R, machine-band. Morton, Joseph, machinist. Pearcy, Wm., carpenter. Gordon, Geo. Brunswick intersects. 364 Bunt Edward, teamster. 870 Clark, Peter, blacksmith. 382 Elliott. Wm. G., news agent. Prince Edward intersects. 400 409 439 440 450 4.57 458 .64 470 475 480 Clarke, Mrs. Ellen, grocery. Coombs, Edward, laborer. Gain, Henry, general store. Ellison, Michael, laborer. Vance, Bain, carpenter. Eppinger, Henry, laborer. Burns. Wm., shoemaker. Owens, John, carpenter. Mackay, John J. Paull, A., C.P.R. Dixon, Wm. C, R.C.P.M. St. George Intersects. 502 Keaisley, Fred, painter. 509 Gow, Mrs. Mary. wid. Peter. 519 Munro, John, expressman. 525 Bell, Win, quarryman 526 Laughlin, W. J., wood-carrier. 542 Hardy, —., civil engineer. 549 Ingram, Geo. C, blacksmith. 550 Emett, G. H. 557 Matthews. W. H., planer. 562 Dunlap, Geo. W., carriage buildet, Carolina intersects. 614 Kinch, Wm., carpenter. 639 Patterson, Robert, agent. 642 Pace, John, emp. Crematory. 653 Forbes, Isaah, blacksmith. Scott intersects. 710 Stretch, Thos. P., stevedore. 727 Graham, Thos., carpeLter. 766 Adams, Victor, emp. C.P.R. 772 Hill, John L„ planer. 873 Podveske, Wm„ laborer. 936 Dallamore, James, miner. 941 Maddams, Chas., emp. C.P.R. 942 McKimell, Alfred, accountant. Bridge intersects. 528 Steeves, W. H., driver. 549 Peel, Thos., grocer. 552 Rodway, Joseph, tinner. 558 Rodway, Thos. H., cabinetmakejrva 570 Shaw, Mrs. E., widow. 575 Barker, Richard E., cabinetmaker. 577 Gilchrist, Alex., school teacher. Ash intersects. 600 Kinch, Wm., carpenter. 610 Lavire, Newell, carpenter. 623 Mackenort, Alfred, carpenter. 835 Dairon, David A., contractor. Dairon, Jam.-_5, plasterer. Hatch, G. W., C. P. R. Cunningham, Thos., mfrs. agent: 784 Schnider, Peter, carpenter. Paquet, Napoleon, carpenter. Jones, James, carpenter. Schou, N. C., journalist. Chapman, E., of Page Ponsford Bros. Griffith, —., laborer. Bell. —., laborer. 1304 Ford, Arthur J., agent. Birch Intersects. English, James. Center intersects. 1550 Plato, John, carpenter. McNicol, W. C. Doidge, L. G., carpenter. Quinn, bookkeeper. MUes, Dougal, mill hand. Yates, John, millwright. Schofield. Geo., carpenter. Macey, Wm. C. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Seymour. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hay, Geo., painter. Alexandria Orphanage, Miss Pen- hill, principal. Macey, W. H., plasterer. Macey, Samuel Thos.,# plasterer. Curray, Mrs. L. A., widow. 1775 Parkes, S. J., paperhanger. 1776 Thicke, Walter J., notary public. 1786 Swift. Fred L„ operator. Griffith, Joseph, carpenter. Cedar intersects. Roberts, Llewellyn. Williams, Francis, tailor. Parkes- Mrs. A., widow. Barthelomew, J. H., boat builder. Boult, Walter, tobacconist. Inge, Wm., painter. Brown, John, stonemason. Keil, Charles, laborer. 1970 Haymur, A. B. Greig, Mrs. Mary, wid. James. Metcalf, Walter, carpenter. Maple intersects. Bennett, Thos., miner. Duff, Alex., stoecutter. 1974 Burtwell, Robt. J., logger. Sleeth, Robt., bricklayer. 2011 Brown, Thos. SEYMOUR, from Cordova to Pacific. Numbered from 300. West side. Revere House Dining Room. 317 Conderoy, John James, real estate. 319 Merchants' Exchange. 321 Elevator entrance to Lefevre. Hastings W. intersects. 413 Chinese laundry. Pender intersects. 517 Seip, Wm. G., picture framer. 517 Timms Printing Co. 517i4 Stickney, Wm. 519 Muir, Walter E., contractor. 521 Urquhart, MeKenzie, 521, rear, Timms, Geo. G., printer. . S25 Coldwell, R. S., 529 Chinese laundry. 543 Pease, McGowan, drayman. 547 Tait, Wm. B., bricklayer. 569 McPherson, Wm., canner. Dunsmuir intersects. 641 Omand, John, C.P.R. police. Georgia intersects. 701 Waverly hotel, R Huntley, prop. 715 Russell. Andrew, rancher. 731 Scott, Samuel N. 751 Barker, Charles, foreman No. 2. 739 Fulton, Capt. E. 741 Evans, Thos., printer. • 747 Frewse, Mark W., jeweller. 771 Caughtrey, Mrs. L. M. 741 Hall, H. A., bk B. N. A. Robson intersects. 809 Goode, Miss Sarah. 823 Perry,. Charles, carpenter. 825 McEwan, Mrs. Neill, wid. 841 MacBeth^ James, C.P.R. 847 Lacey, Wm., stonemason. 853 Taylor, Geo. M., foreman. 871 Davie. Wm., fireman No. 2. 857 Britten, E. C, clerk. 875 Lenty, T. 879 Mitchell, Andrew, carpenter. 883 Clark, James W., engineer. . 893 Truscott, Chas. Fred'k, carpenter. Smithe intersects. 901 Grady, John H., policeman. 917 Clark, James. 923 Watkins, John. 927 Langdale, A. C. 941 Archibald, Lewis W. 951 Armstrong, Mrs. Martha, wid. Jas. 929 Wolfer, Joseph, milkman. 979 Beatty, John, logger. 995 Hamblin, W. J., bartender. Nelson intersects. 1005 Moscrop, Thos., dairyman. 1023 Murray, Geo. K., gardener. 1033 Rae, Thos. Miller, contractor. 1035 Johnston, Chas. R., clerk. 1053 Greenwood, Geo. R., emp. C.P.R. Helmcken intersects. 1109 Bailey, Mary, wid. Wm. 1111 Moscrop, Wm., brakeman C.P.R. 1118 Pedder, Wm., expressman. 1321, Bentley, Chas., cooper. 1123 Cherrill, Arthur B., lineman. Davie intersects. 1205 Ryall, J. A., C. P. R. 1211 McVety, Mrs. F., widow.- 1233 Parker, Arthur, painter. 1239 Richards, Geo. D. 1253 Dolson, Thos., carpenter. Drake intersects. 1301 Cawker, Rich., reman, R.C.P.M. 1303 Hoidge, Sy. Erwin, plasterer. 1305 Summers, Thos.. engineer, Lyons, Henry, expressman. Goldstein, Godel, tailor. Acremen, Benj., carpenter. McEwen, Henry, seaman. Stewart, C. F., watchmaker. Davidson, A. C, foreman.' Birkett, Frank, gunsmith. McLennan, Murdock D., captain. Bouchard, Joseph, stonecutter. McDougall, Don. Sheehan, D., Cold Storage Co. Hamilton, Walter, book agent. Hastings intersects. Pender intersects. 512 Franklin, John Joseph, real estate. 528 Inglis, Alex., dyer. 530 Chinese laundry. 534 McLeod, Norman, bookkeeper. f.36 Milne, Geo., 538 Scott, Jacob, carpenter. 542 Foote, James, cabinetmaker. 546 Russell, Robert, tinsmith. 548 Watt, James, upholsterer. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Sixth av. Dunsmuir intersects. 606 Cornish & Cooper, contractors. 608 Morency, Mrs. Clare E., widow Peter W. 612 Fitzgerald, Edwin, cond. C.P.R. 612 McClinton, Robt. 618 Seaton, James, hotel keeper. 620 Miller, J. F., C. P. R. 624 B'ortin. Mme., furrier. 626 Sweet, Silas, contractor. 630 Fraser & Brehaut. 632 Leonard, James M., cook. 640 O'Dell, Wm., carpenter. 642 Waxstock, Lewis, cigar maker. Georgia intersects. 706 Clark, Wm., grocer. 710 Hughes, James, plumber. 712 Fox, James. 714 Alcock, Miss Mary Ann. 716 Astell, Sebastian, carpenter. 718 .Shannon, Wm., agent. 722 Kent, —. 724 Fire Hall, No. 2, Chas. T. Thompson, captain. 728 Doig, Wm., C. P. R. 730 Jenkinson, Wm., cook. 734 Anderson, Capt. James, cennery hd 738 Lipsett, Edward, sail maker. Robson intersects. 810 Richardson, F. 816 Bramwell, J. T., agent. 822 Grant, D. A., clerk P, O, 826 Brand, W., printer. 828 Woodrow, J. C, butcher. Green, A. H., C. P. R. Smithe intersects. 908 Mowat, —. 910 Padgam, Chas. Walter, tailor. 914 P'aull, Mrs. A. H. 916 Paterson, E., fireman. 918 Laverock, David, emp. C.P.R. 920 Palson, John, engineer. 924 Martin, Nelson. 934 Petersky, Samuel. 936 Jones, James, detective. Nelson intersects. 1010 Lome, John H., foreman C.P.R. 1020 Hodgson, Fred, collector. Helmcken intersects. 1118 Jordon, Wm., carpenter. 1320 Hepburn, W., contractor. 1124 Crowe, S. J., contractor. 1126 Tacey, J., tinner. Davie intersects. 1200 Walsh, W. H, grocer. 1204 Crockett, Capt. Chas. E., prospec'r 1206 Polenz, Adolp., laborer. 1208 George, Wm., foreman city. 1214 Moyls, Frank, bakery. 1216 Luscombe, John T., fish dealer. 1232 Tupper, C. H., blacksmith. 1234 Hamilton, Patrick, fitter. 1236 Pendola, Mrs. Eliza, wid. Angelo. 1240 Tidd, Mrs. Amelia,' wid. John. 1242 Forsyth, Geo., C. P. R. 1244 McQuarrie, S., 1246 Hodgkin, Jacob, fireman. Drake intersects. 1800 Chinese laundry. 3.304 Mortimer, John W., carpenter. 1306 Greaves, Isaac, carpenter. 1308 Fleming, J. O. R., traveller. 1320 McLean, Geo., teamster. 1322 Miller, George, stonemason. 1324 Graham, C. O. 1326 Maddock, Michael, caretaker. 3328 Bouchard, Thos. 3330 Gilbert, Chas., painter. Pacific intersects. SIXTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. Numbered from 1. Harling, Chas., driver, H.B.0. 636 Arndt, Louis, filer. . 790 McNaughton, Peter J., emp. SasJ) GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY SfVfh av. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 800 MeKenzie, Donald A., carpenter. Factory. ' 548 Erlasor, Geo., laborer. Tallman, S. Bridge intersects. 453 McLean, Peter, carpenter. 401 Bryant, Wm. Henry, plasterer. 401, rear, March, Lotiph. 75 McLuckie, John, contractor. 63 Gill, Lister, mfrs. agent. 44-.-Chase, Jeremiah, foreman. 43 Cook, John, bartender. Ontario intersects. 14 Kalenberg, Wm., musician. 22 Baxter, Edward, emp. C.P.R. 34 Mould, Arthur J., wharfinger; 46 Alder, P. H. 45 Robinson, Joseph, expressman. 54 Turnbull, James, emp. C.P.R. 64 Clark, Wm. F., painter. 65 Flewwelling, Wm. P. 70 Bonham, A., conductor El. Ry. 75 Whitney, Mayo,- editor. Quebec intersects. 106 Poole, Ross H., carpenter. Il2 Wayner, Alex., hardware. 138 Lindsay, James, carpenter. 144 Maynard, Harry W., mgr. 172 Gill, George. Westminster avenue intersects. 218 Smith, James I., millwright. Tallman, S. 800 MeKenzie, D. A., carpenter. 790 McNaughton, Peter. C3G Arndt, Louis, saw filer. 232 Mowat, Chas., marine eng. 262 Bibbs, Harry, conductor El. Ry. 251 Irvine, Rev. James, Episcopalian. 240 Shurgold, Edwin, expressman. 233 Cates, A. J., shipwright. 241 Thorpe, H., soda water mfgs. Thorpe's Soda Water Works. Scotia intersects. 300 Mcintosh, John W., police clerk. 303 Pearson, T. P. M. E. 311 Dodson, Joseph, baker. 327 Lawson, James P., printer. 344 Hill, Thos. B., traveller. 349 Stephens, Joseph, barber. Brunswick intersects. 380 Nordon, Mrs. Emma, widow Geo. Prince Edward intersects. 402 Shotton, Allison, carpenter. 406 Parmiter, John, conductor. 413 Moodie, John, laborer. 416 Hamilton, Alex., clerk 434 436 442 446 447 448 457 465 468 476 479 Grosvenor, G. W., acct. Craig, Nathaniel, painter. Taylor, J. D., blacksmith. Paton, Andrew, plumber. Devine, Harry T., clerk. McRae, John A., blacksmith. Devme, Mrs. Annie, wid. John Marshall, Ben., Elec. Light Co. Perry, Walter, laborer. Findlay, James, mine engineer. Bower, Gidean. St. George intersects. 525 Wilson, Thomas, horticulturist. 542 Ross, John F., of Ross & Howard. 551 Cooke, R. H., carpenter. 554 Willis, John A., cattle dealer. 564 Kent, J. J., shipbuilder. 573 Ziegler, Albert H., painter. 574 Mowat, Chas., marine engineer. Caroline intersects. 610 Doerihg, Chas., brewer. 621 Calbrick, Thos. F., watchman. 633 Barnes, Fred. A., carpenter. 726 Gorgensen, Bernard, fisherman. 800 Mcintosh, —., retired. SIXTEENTH AVENUE—Mount Pleasant. ' Westminster avenue interscets. Russ, Mrs., widow. 259 Kennedy, Alex., emp. El. Ry. 259 Kennedy, Robert. SMITHE,, from Cambie to Burrard. Hamilton intersects. Homer intersects. Richards intersects. Seymour ir.tersects. 652 Davis, W. Clarkson, Francis. Henderson, J. W., steward. Robins, C. Ross, J. T. Richards, H. Granville intersects. Baxter, Harry, laborer. Howe intersects. Hornby intersects. SOPHIA—Mount Pleasant. 2607 Costello, Michael, canneryman. 2812 Tyrell, W. H. T., blacksmith. 2814 Colman, C. A., missionary. 2816 McMurray, James, contractor. 13th avenue intersects. Kerfoot, Thos. Wisley, emp. El. Light Co. Wise, John Henry, carpenter. llth ave. intersects. TENTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Thirteenth avel Columbia intersects. 169 Bloomfield, Henry, glass dealer. 166 Donald, Joseph, grocer. 155 Stephens, F. B., butcher. 156 Monck, Clarence R., stonecutter, 141 Prior, Francis L., bookkeeper. 144 Welsh, Fred, grocer. 133 Prior, Frank H. 117 Mills, Isaac W., emp. C.P.R. 130 Crawford, John. 134 Kirkwood, John G., grocer. Manitoba intersects. 276 Godfrey, Wm., laborer. 210 McKinnon, Alex. F. 204 Homewood, Henry Ontario intersects. 18 Pruden, Geo., blacksmith. Farley, Drury. 25 Hillier, J. J., emp. C.P.R. 34 Carson, Wm. John, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Quebec intersects. 120 Brown, Mrs., wid. C. L. 131 Smith, Joseph S., grocery. 132 Noble, John, laborer. 141 Clark, John F., carpenter. Haar, Rufus B. 142 Gow, John A., emp. R.C.P.M. 149 Dalzeil, George, blacksmith. Westminster ave. intersects. 232 Mitchell, Geo. T., machinist 234 Foster, Isaac, logger. 204 Lobb, Thos., blacksmith. 248 Hicks, Valentine, painter. 253 Morrison, James, baker. 258 Main, Mrs. George. 268 Tool. Jacob H.. carpenter. 278 Trimble, Ed., butcher. Westminster road intersects. 314 Dunlop, Wm. S., butcher. 344 McMorran, Robson A., alderman. 376 McNarland, John, farmer. 382 Pritchard, Thos., bricklayer. 390 Black, Walter, bricklayer. Prince Edward intersects. 400 Humphreys, Frank, porter Hospital 406 Myers, Edward, laborer. 410 Peterson. Charles. 420 Harris, E. A., constable. 424 Schnoter. Chas., cigarmaker. 425 Borebank, J. J. 428 Halliday, George, grocer. Victoria intersects. 549 Dick, Millon, cigarmaker. 578 De Bow, Wm., millhand. Caroline intersects. 658 Pringle, George. THIRD AVENUE —From Vine to False Creek, Fairview. 1 Tait, W. L., saw mill. D.alton, J. F., teamster. Alcock, J. R., miner. St. Quinton, G. F., painter. Stanners, James, C. P. R. Grant, Wm. A., machinist Pickwell, James, teamster. Thompson, J. H. B., acct. Smith, W. A., stage driver. May, Robert, engineer. Rammage, James, foreman. Fraser, Angus, foreman. Stewart, Chas., emp. C.P.R. Mayhood, James, mill-hand. Lamberton, Walter, jam-maker. Powers, Thos., stonecutter. THIRTEENTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant Numbered from 1. Ontario Intersects. 65 Bain, Donald, mason. 45 Murray, Paul, engineer. 37 Turner, Donald, eng. 21 Murray, A., stonecutter. 13 Morris, Mrs. M. A,, wid. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Thurlow. CITY OF VANCOUVER 36 Whik, T. L. 14 Hatch, James, tinner. 6 Whitaker, Major Alfred. Morrat, H. E. 34 Burnett, J. W., brickmaker. 62 Wood, Wm. Henry, carpenter. ' 69 Bailey, Thos. J., laborer. Quebec intersects. Westminster ave. intersects. 219 Skinner, Wm. B. 223 Brown, Wm., laborer. 229 Thompkins, B. L., painter. 26S Mallock, Harry, gardener. 254 Jones, John, stonecutter. 260 Slade, Chas. 269Waldon, Wm. Geo. 274 Pritchard, John, teamster. Sophia intersects. 302 Cruickshank, Geo. A., postman. 3l4 Fitz, A., miner. 333 Jago, Wm. Thos., carpenter. 364 Owen, Wm. R., blacksmith. 335 Whetman, James, painter. Harris, G. L. Westminster Road intersects. THURLOW, from Burrard Inlet to English Bay. Numbered from 500. Eveleigh begins. Pender intersects. .523 Leighton, Robt. 525 Sherwood, H. S., N. W. M. P. 531 Arey, Albert, carpenter. 556 White, Wm. J., clerk. Mellville intersects. ; Georgia intersects. Alberni intersects. 741 Worsnop, Col. C. A. 752 Garden, Mrs. Wm., widow. 761 Webb, Frank, bookkeeper. Robson intersects. . 811 Thorne, Harry J., broker. 834 Wright, H. S. J., clerk. 840 Hunter, David, clerk. 846 Bowman, John R., journalist. 849 Shaw, Mrs. C. W., widow. 852 Robinson, Geo. E., teacher. 859 Quigley, M. T., C. P. R. Haro intersects. 908 Elderidge, Cortes C. 909 Watson, Mrs. Mary, wid. C. 921 Sheasgreen, Joseph, men's furn'gs. 986 Goodman, A. E. 989 Newson,, W. H. 997 Bradburn, Hector H., mgr. 998 Shaw, J. C, teacher. Nelson intersects. 1000 Holland. F. W., Trust and Loan. Burnaby intersects. TROUNCE ALLEY, from Carroll M Cambie. Numbered from 1.. Veitch, Thos., stables. Granville, Thos., stables. Cabins. Tlayford, Martin, laborer. Abbott intersects. TWELFTH AVE., from Vine to Prince Edward, Mount Pleasant. Numbered from 1. Westminster ave. intersects. White, W. W., of Champion & White. Clayton, A. W., driver. 229 Barwick, George, cond. El. Ry. Evans, A. H., engineer. Sophia intersects. Westminster Road intersects. 456 Pattinson, Wm. B., poultry. Carolina intersects. 650 Woolcombe, Barrington R., lab. Scott intersects. 706 Wilson, John, plasterer. 720 Judge, John, plumber. 800 McGreer, James, dairyman. Westminster avenue intersects. 178 Tyrell, Wm- H., florist. 3 58 Vancouver Tannery, P. N. Smith, props. 367 Henderson, Robert King, miner, 41 Copeland, R. Smith, B. 125 Cassidy, E. V, clerk. 115 Priestman, Geo., C.P.R. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. 10 Morrison, T. H., blacksmith. 5 Boult, Walter. 20 Kent, E. W., plasterer. 23 Allen, W. J., expressman. 104.Newitt, Walter. 130 Peters, Chris., shoemaker. 134 Ross, Abel, El. Ry. 135 Eden, F., carpenter. VICTORIA (MT. PLEASANT) from False Creek south. 7th ave. intersects. Watervl Caldwell, George, mill-hand. Baxter, Truman S., teacher. 8th ave. intersects. .WALTER, or 19th ave. (Mount Pleasant), from Westminster ave east. Pearce, Thos., gardener. Brooking, —., bricylayer. Bodaly, Wm. S., painter. Jones, John, emp., El. power-house Lindsay, James, gardener. WATER, from Carroll to Cordova. Numbered from 1. South- side. 6 Alhambra hotel. 8 Dunn Thos. & Co., Ltd., ship chandlers. Calvert, Simpson, mgr. 14 Fire hall, No. 1. 24 Granville hotel. 30 Stewart, F. R., produce. 34 Terminus house. 42 Franks, Z., second hand. 44 Franks, Z. 46 Hayward, James. 48 Leger, Oscar, barber. 50 Davis, Wm., tailor. 56 Chinese laundry. 58 Kline, Joseph, clothing. 64 Gold house. 68 Robinson, Nicol, shooting gallery. 72 Ambery, Agustus, fruits. 74 Jung, Joseph, barber. Abbott • intersects. 106 Wagg, G., fruits. 108 Wagg, G.. grocer. 116 Turner, T., fur dealer. 118 Chinese laundry. 120 Atkins & Johnson. 136 Gambrinus hotel. 344 Warren, John, machinist. 344 Mitchell, John, blacksmith. 150 Anderson Sc Copeland, blacksmiths. 152 Sharp, C, shoemaker. 154 Carter house. 160 Salvation Army. 164 Strome, A. D, m& 166 Rothwell, John E., grocer. 168 Laurence, Wm. James, resturant.1 ' 170 Cabinet hotel. Cambie intersects. John Meiklejohn, 200 Regina hotel. 308 Oriental hotel, prop. 832 Sherman house. 342 Turner, Beeton & Co. Queen's Hotel. 348 Mowat, J. F. & Co., mfgs. agent. Joins Cordova. North 3ide. Sunnyside hotel. 5 Lapworth. Alfred, restaurant. 7 Smith. George, barber. 9 Jones, C. H., tents and sails. 15 Marshall, W. C, livery. 17 Nirvano Tea Co., Ceylon teas.. 17 Chipman, James E., produce. 23 Chapman, H. 69 Lipsett,. Edward, tents and saikfiM 71 Martin, Thos., bicycle repairer. 73 Brown Bros., grocers. Abbott intersects. Smato, Spero, oysters. Allen, Fred., flour and feed. Griffin, J. Y., & Co., pork-packers and commission Mainland Cigar Factory, Wm. Tietzen, prop. Clark, Wm. K., com. merchants. Welsh Bros., Celtic canners. McLennan, McFeely, warehouse. commission merchants. Imperial Hotel. Malkin, W. H., & Co., grocersand produce. Kelly, Douglas & Co., grocers. Phipps, Aldridge & Co., whl. fruits. Vancouver Box Co. Chinese laundry. Chinese laundry. Western Hotel. 101 113 ,121 123 125 125 129 135 137 139 155 159 167 169 GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 561 Westminster ar. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Westminster ave. Cambie intersects. 305 McClary Mfg. Co., stoves. 305 Burns, John W., Canada Paint Co. Martin & Robertson. Hudson Bay Co., general offices, H. T. Lockyer, local mgr. WATER FRONT, Burrard" Inlet, from Stanley Park eastward. C.P.R. Dock, Pacific Coast S.S. Co., H. T. Lewis, agent. United States Customs. Simpson's Wharf. Harry Edwards, mgr. Union Steamship Wharf. Evans, Coleman & Evans. Hayden Boat House. Finton's Boat House. WESTMINSTER AVE., from Alexander South to False Creek. Numbered from 1. West. side. Alexander intersects. 119 Gaugh, Chas. Powell avenue intersects. 209 Cordiner, S. S. 211 Kirby, Stanley. 215 Armour, Thomas. Lawrence, —., carpenter. 215 Redmond, James. 219 McDonald, J., of McDonald Bros. Cordova E. intersects. 301 Claassen, G., grocer. 3l3 Murray, A., tailor. 313 Stewart, G. E., dry goods. 313 McAlpine, D. L., M.D. and drugs. 313 Thompson, Clara, millinery. Ingram, C. A., grocer. Hastings intersects. Gothard, A. D., real estate. Brown & Hughes, plumbers. City hall. Mayor, James F. Garden. City Clerk, Thos. F.McGuigan. Accountant, W. Cowderoy. Auditor, Stanley James. Chief of Fire Department, J. H. Carlisle. Chief of Police, J. M. Stewart. City Engineer, Thos. H. Tracy. Assistant Engineer, A. K. Stuart. City Solicitor, A. St. G. Hamersley. Health Officer, Dr. I. M. Maclean. Health & Plumbing Inspector, R. Marrion. License Sc Milk Inspector, J. T. Brown. Hospital House Surgeon Morton, D. McEwan, M.D. Police Magistrate, J. A. Russell. Revenue Tax Collector, W. Sutherland. Secretary of Waterworks, F. W. Boultbee. Treasurer and assessment com. & tax collector, G. F. Baldwin. market clerk. Robinson, Archie, Keith, E. B., fruits. Dupont intersects. 505 Glasgow hotel, Colin Dawson, prop. 507 Pitts, J. R., cook. 507 McDonald, Miss. | 509 Lawson, J. P., printer. 511 Harrison, John, express. 511^ Sutcliffe, Albert. 513 Brown, H. L. & Co., taxidermists. 515 Dixon, Thos. 523 Root, Wm. IL, C.P.R. 525 Young, Alfred Stacey. - 553 Avenue Fish Company. 555 Armstrong, B. E., grocer. Keefer intersects. 607 Tomlinson & Macnab, flour Sc feed 007 Topham, Fred. Harris intersects. Barnard intersects. B.C. El. Ry. power hse. and sheds. 801 Hallander, Samuel, machine-shop. Boag, Allan, Iron and Brass, founders. 817 Aldrid, George, fruits. .Prior intersects. 901 False Freek Fuel Co. 901 McLennan, Wm. H. 905 Allan, Walter. 905, rear, Littler. Thos. W. 907 Chalkley, Alfred. 909 Alfred, Geo., gardener. 911 Somerville. Wm., carpt. 913 Matheson, Herbert. 919 Cameron, G. A., motorman. 937 Rahv, M. K, dry goods. 1007 Palmer, R. V., flour and feed. 1(113 Wright. C. H. 1033 Campbell, Ester, wid. Robert. 1043 Beecroft, Fred. East side. Alexander intersects. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Westminster av. 110 Union, John. 110 Ansell, E. G., fireman. 112 Clay, Mrs. 114 Kelly, John, painter. 116 Callister, John, carpt. 118 Walton, Percival. 128 Saine, Frank, C.P.R. Powell intersects. 202 Courtney, John, fireman. 206 Henning, W. J., carpenter. 210 Jordan, Wm., fireman. 2l4 Thomas, Jason. 214 Spring, Mrs. Agnus. 220 Marah, Mrs. Sophia, wid. Peter.' 230 Patterson, Thos., C.P.R. Cordova E. intersects. 302 Donald J. & Co., grocers. 316 Menzie, J. N., contractor. 318 Ormsbv, Mrs. S. B. 320 Leatherdale, Mrs. John. 324 McFaden, Daniel, carpenter. 322 Dickinson & Brown. 330 McLeod & Coote, dry goods. Hastings E. intersects. 400 Harvey, W. G., dry goods. 408 Buchanan, R. G. 410 Hobson, George. 416 Hutchings, G. W., furniture. 420 Liberal-Conservative Rooms. 420 Foreman, C. F. & Son, boots and shoes. 430 Merchants' Bank of Halifax. 432 Lewis & Sills, hardware. 432, rear, Power, Wm. 432, rear, Crook, James. 432, rear, Neelands, James. 432, rear, Eudlon, —. 438 Horner, J., dry goods. 444 Stubbs, H. J., jeweller. 1 442 Summers & Orrell. 444 Hicks, Gideon & Co., pianos. 450 McNair, Duke Sc McNair, City Grocery. 450 Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co. Princess starts. 500 Sutherland, J. K., drugs. 504 White, Stanley & Co., clothing. 506 Prefontaine C, baker 510 Martin, James T. . Mark, Long & Co., ladies' under- ware. 514 Mathers Bros., mfg. confectionery. 514 Eves, Mrs., dressmaker. 528 Stephens, F. B., butcher. 530 Landers, Richard C. 532 Sykes, John, hardware. 550 Lee, F. A., hack stable. 550 Hart, Joseph Baxter, V. S. Keefer intersects. 600 Thorley, C. J., clothing. 608 Brown, J. T., shoemaker. 614 Curtis, John P., grocer. 602 Hogg, Alexander. -sHg 616 No. 1 Wilson, John, lab. 616 Pews, Robt 616 No. 4 Stephens, Richard, gardener. 616 No. 5 Atkins, James, waterworks. 622 Woodward, Charles, dept. store. Harris intersects. 700 Lamon, Alex. 700 Delarge, Bros., painter. 706 Cabins. 708 Jano, Joseph. 708 Roberts, Samuel. 716 Alder, Peter. 716 Anthony, D. A. 718 Holland. Alex. 752 Arnold, Wm. Barnard intersects. 812 Robertson, J. W., engineer. Prior intersects. 900 Clayton, E., grocer. 910 Lawrence & Frendlater. 9l2 Rooms. 926 Longstaff, Mark. 1024 Smith. George Z., mechanic. 1048 Chester, Sidney Dn laborer. Park Lane starts. 1104 Brereton, R. R., expressman. 1114 Barss, James E., teal estate. 1114 Hill Syrup Co. 1.114 Byers, Mrs. 1118 Fisher, Thos., laborer. 1124 Chinese. 1328 Martin, Mrs. K. 1132 McGee, Mrs. E., widow. 1140 Booth, Mrs. Boeur, F., laborer. McDonald, Alexander, longshoreman. 1148 Bridge Hotel. Bridge. WESTMINSTER AVE., Mt Pleasant Numbered from 1500. 1502 Haldon, J. P., contractor. 1503 Dunnan, John, boat-builder. 15l0 Davis Domonick, fireman. 1514 Stanford, James, carpenter. 1531 MeKenzie Bros., coal and lime. 1635 McCool, S. E., laborer. 1544 Thompson, Wm. Robert, miner. 3.549 Anderson, Charles, fish-dealer. 1558 Shephard, J. W., fitter. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 563 Westminster av. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Westminster av. 1559 Sparks & Cook, wood dealers. 1566 Dolby, Isaac, farmer. 1613 Whiteside & Harris, flour and feed. 1621 Cawley, Francis, painter. 1621, upstairs, Dontal, James, laborer. 1621, rear, Sivi, Christie, laborer. 1622 Payne, Walter, sailmaker. - Front intersects. Dufferin intersects. 1707 Van. Transfer Co. Stables. 1731 Cressell, Wm., bicycles. 1737 Walpole, Wm. H., plumber. 1749 Mason Wm. 1751 Owens, Geo. A., grocer. 1801 Bowes, Geo. E., mill-hand. Lome intersects. 1921 Rogers, Joseph, electrician. 1922 McLean, M. C, Customs. 1940 Brydone-Jack, W. D., physician. McLeod, J. S. Lansdowne ave. intersects. 5th ave. intersects. 2144 Fitch, Wm. 2146 Morton, Wm. Henry. 2147 McLean, Thos. D, jeweller. 2148 McElliyott, Park, storekeeper. 2149 Powell. John L., printer. 2l58 Fairhairn, Mrs. Amelia, dry goods. 6th ave. intersects. 2228 Laurence, Robert, M.D. 2242 Wood, Joseph, builder. 2245 I.O.O.F. Hall. 2247 Stephens, Joseph H„ barber. 225$ Cole, J. W., grocer. 7th ave. intersects. 2311 Laurence, John, grocery. 2315 Wallace & Wallace, grocery. 2321 McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co, Ltd., drugs. 2323 Stephens, Rev. S. R., Baptist. 2351 DePencer, H., manager. 8th ave. intersects. Westminster road intersects. 2400 Lobb & Dunlop, butchers. 2403 Burritt, H. D., dentist. 2414 Muir, W. D., grocer. 2423 Mount Pleasant Advocate. Morrow, John Walter, druggist. Horner, J., dry goods. Stevens, J. H., barber. Davie, Wm., fireman. 7%& ¥{el?h & Nightingale, grocers. 2436 Duthie, Wm., flour and feed. Mob Taggart, Wm. James, confectioner. 9th ave. intersects. 2401 Hatch, A. H., stoves. 2513 Brockwell, David, brickmaker 2512 Gordon, Robt, G., machinist. i-'519 Miller, S., shoemaker. 2520 Akron Hotel. 2530 Gahan, B. T., physician. 10th ave. intersects. llth ave. intersects. 2715 Beasley, Percy, R.C.P.M. 2721 Sherman, George, B.C.S.R. 2729 Rhode, Albert, cigarmaker. 2734 Keeler, Chas., gardener. 12th ave. intersects. 2804 Edwards. Wm., drayman. 2813 Mullen, Wm. moulder. 2821 McCallum, Miss Ada, teacher. 2833 Gilmin, Mrs. Mary, widow John. 2842 Good, Morphy C. 2846 Webster, James. 2849 Desbesy, —., miner. 13th ave. intersects. 14th ave. intersects. 3006 Wood, Wm., journalist. 3008 Miller, .Geo. A., carpenter. 8032 Neill, Alonzo. 3044 Stanford, James, builder. 15th ave. intersects. 3124 Muirhead, James, painter. 3130 McBride, Arch., letter-carrier. 16th avenue intersects. 17th ave. intersects. Gould, Wm., carpenter. 18th ave. intersects. 19th ave. intersects. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANGOUVER. 2530 Trimble, Ed., butcher. 2537 Pike, Joseph W., surveyor. 2541 Tokely, Thos., dairyman. 2551 Crookall, John, bricklayer. 2551 Crookall, Mrs. J., dry goods. 10th ave. intersects. 2605 Tool, Frank, carpenter. 2617 Harvey & Hewson, grocery. 2620 Lobb, Wm. S., butcher. 2630 Pledger, Robert, laborer. 2646 Revels, Joseph, C.P.R. Sophia intersects. llth ave. intersects. 2715 Parker, Fred W., C.P.R. 2721 Brannis, John H., carpenter. 2723 E'raser, —., R.C.P.M. 2724 McCullough, Robt., carpenter. 2742 McMorran, expressman. 2S07 Ranev, James Wm. 2772 St. Michael's Church. Rev. J. Irvine, rector. 2823 Hunt, John, gardener. Westminster road 13th ave. intersects*. 2828 Sherdahl, S. Henry, M. J., nurseryman. You must know how to Spell it HZE3ST3DEIJRSO: v. -ESSE- This wonderful young city is situated at the western terminus of the Canefdian Pacific Railway, 15 miles north of the mouth of the Fraser River. The principal part of the city occupies a peninsula, bounded north by the waters of Burrard Inlet, south by a small indentation called False Creek, and west by English Bay,-of which the other two are arms. The city is extending to the east, and to the south across False Creek. The site of Vancouver could scarcely have been better chosen for a large city. The peninsula on which it is located rises to an altitude of about two hundred feet at the highest point, and from the central ridge there is a distinct Sesceut to the water's edge, on either side. This affords the most perfect drainage at all times. Burrard Inlet is always safely navigable for the deepest draft vessels, and is one of the finest harbors in the vorld. The passage at the narrows or mouth of the Inlet is about an eighth of a mile in width. Opposite the city front however, it is three miles wide, with a depth varying from six to twenty fathoms, and extends inland about twelve miles, and affords access to a considerable area of rich country, the products of which Vancouver governs; in this respect serving the commercial purposes of a large river. On the west and south, English Bay and False Creek also afford accommodation for shipping. The capacity of the city for marine commerce can never be outgrown, no matter what magnitude it may attain. A few wooden buildings occupied by fishermen and lumbermen were known by the name of 'Gastown." After a time it assumed more importance^ -"ud was called Granville. When it was settled that the Canadian Pacific Railway would make this point its western terminus, the hitherto insignificant village suddenly sprang into prominence, and it was incorporated under the name "Van- couser" on April 6, 1886, the population being about 600. The name is in honor of Capt. Geo. Vancouver, R. N., who, one hundred years ago, discovered, explored and named Burrard Inlet. Its prosperity in the near future is a matter of certainty, and it is sure to increase until it attains the proportions of a magnificent city. Twelve years ago nine-tenths of the present area of the city was a dense, unbroken forest of high firs, with but a single street and a few rough logging roads . leading into the forest; one of these to New Westminster. The timber was being removed at a cost of about $300 an acre, and tlie place was being transformed from a wilderness to a city, when, in a few hours, on the 13th June, 1886, a fire swept the place, and only left a few buildings standing. Phoenix-like, it has sprung from its own ashes, for on the completion in May, 1886. of the C. P. R. into Vancouver, and the arrival of the first through train from Montreal, an impetus was given the growth of the city, and the advancement made is marvellous. M 40 610 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. The climate is temperate; the thermometer seldom registering abvoe 90 de- I gress in the summer, and lower than 10 degrees in winter. The rainy season may be considered from ■ November till March. The driest months in the year are June, July, August and September. Spring is early and mild. Summer is warm, even temperature, cool and pleasant evenings, even after the hottest days. Autumn bright and pleasant. Winter is damp, snow falling occasionally, remaining but a short time, interspersed with clear, beautiful weather, when the majestic snow-capped mountain peaks across the Inlet look dazzlingly beautiful in the sunshine. The city is laid out on a magnificant scale, and is being built up in a style fully in accordance with the plan. The street names are placed on the houses at the corners. The system of street numbering which allows 100 numbers to each block is fully explained in the street directory. Handsome blocks of buildings three and four stories high, built of granite and brick, with all modern conveniences. The residence portion is not lacking j-M houses that would do credit to any of our Canadian cities. Nearly all the streets are graded. The important business streets are paved I with asphalt, and others are planked. Good wide sidewalks. Streets are well lighted with the electric arc light. Electric tram cars are in successful operation in the principal streets, and are a great boon in bringing the outlying residence portions within a few minutes' ride of the business centre, and also connects with New Westminster, distance 14 miles. The water works system is second to none. The elevation of the reservoir on Capilano River across the Inlet is over 400 feet above high water mark, the average height of the city being about 100 feet; extreme height south of Falsej Creek (Mount Pleasant) 200 feet. Over 60 hydrants are provided for the FirjM Department, and they can supply abundant water to deluge any fire. A sewerage system of wooden boxes is giving satisfaction. The Fire Department was established as a paid department in 1890. It has I three stations; each containing a steam fire engine and hose reels, all of which are drawn by horses. There is also a hook and ladder truck at the central™ station. Stanley Park, a peninsula of 950 acres, almost surrounded by water, is encircled by a beautiful ten-mile driving road, and intersected by drives and walks. East End Park contains 160 acres granted by the Local Government. TheH city has also 40 acres of land on south side of False Creek reserved for park purposes. Its' docks present a lively appearance. From them regularly arrive j| and depart steamers and ships for local and and foreign ports. Several sailing ships are generally anchored in the harbor discharging general cargo or loading lumber at the saw mills, as a large foreign export trade is carried on through them. That great chain, the C. P. R.. binds British Columbia to the eastern part of our Dominion, first giving existence to Vancouver, and is now doing much for its prosperity as well as for the general good of the Province. The Company have been true to their word in making Vancouver their terminus, of which the centralization of their work and machine shops, car factories, etc., in the portion of our city called Yaletown gives the best proof. Vancouver, by reason of its transportation facilities, is rapidly becoming the point of the Canadian North Pacific for the transmission of freight and passengers to and from the Orient and Australia. The Board of Trade are indefatigable in their endeavors to extend the trade of the port, which has already assumed a large proportion of the commerce of the Province, and is steadily increasing. |||gjj As to the industries of the city, it is only necessary to examine the following pages and also the clasified business directory, to realize that Vancouver has a great future before it. Other places have sprung up rapidly, but there fS no record on this continent of the building of a> similar city with all the improvements of modern civilization in so short a period. CAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 611 ABBREVIATIONS :—In the following pages, h. stands for house ; bds. for boards ; ave., for avenue ; res. for residence ; emp. for employed ; rms. for rooms ; B.C.S.R., British Columbia Sugar Refinery ; C.P.R., Canadian Pacific Railway ; H.S.M. Co., Hastings Saw Mill Co.; R.C.P.M. Co., Royal City Planing Mill Co. The-word street is always implied. Aalberg. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Adams, Aalberg, A. A., bookkeeper, Doering & Marstrand Brewing Co.. h. cor. 8th ave. and Westminster road. Abbey (The) Effervescent Salt Co., Ltd. Henderson Bros., agents, 122 Hastings W. Abbott, F. D., clerk C. P. R.,- 534 Georgia. Abbott, Fred., emp. R.C.P.M., h rear 401, 6th ave. Abbott, H., late gen. supt. C. P. R., h cor. Georgia and Jervis. Abbott, Wm., mgr. Old Country Boot and Shoe Store, 169 C rdova, h. Westminster ave., nr. 15fh. Abeling, E. T. J., agt. Mutual Life, h 413 Granville. Abercombie, Alexander, emp. C.P.R. Freight 311 Princess. Abercombie, Oliver, driver, 136 Cordova, rms 138 Cordova. Abercombie, Wm., engineer, 875 Harris. Abrams, Alice, wid. lieo. A., h 851 ' Hornby. Abrams, Joseph, emp. C.P.R. wharf, h 702 9th ave. A.BRAY, J, T. prop. Cosmopolitan Hotel and restaurant. 101 Cordov h. 2520 Westminster ave. ibrea, Thos., engineer, bds. Glasgow. Acadia Hotel, Albert E. Fraser prop., 222 Abbott. icclestine, Nels., grocer, h. 1014 Hornby. Lcken, Arthur, emp. R.C. Church, h. 1328 Seymour. ickerman. Rob* '■srpoter. fv^P. Richards tckeson, Alex., clerk A. E. Law & Co., .919 Pender. Iconley, Wm., con. O. P. R., 1174 Me!- iville. foreman. Benjamin, carpenter, h •B313 Seymour. cremar, Robert, laborer, C.P.R. -cton Burrows Co., D. Todd Lees, agent, pton. L., stenographer F. R. Stewart & Co., rooms, 535 Cordova. /rw£*A mom/MCi muzmm ,w&w Adair, AVm., shoemaker, 618 Pender, cor. Granville. Adams, Albert, h 222 Harris. Adam. Alice, 161 Hastings E. „ Adam, James, 136 Hastings E. Adams, Ambrose, contractor, h 900 Hastings W. Adams, Fred., baker, Royal Cafe. Adams, George, emp. Transfer, 306 Jackson. Adams, Geo., sr., carpenter, 647 Hastings st Adams. Geo., painter, h. 551 Keefer. Adams, Geo., carpenter, 814 Powell. Adams, George, Van. Bottling Works, h. Keefer. Adams, George F., jr., carpenter, h 647 Hastings E. Adams, Geo. W., agent, 307 Cordova, h 817 Hornby. Adams, Herbert T., of Adams & McCurdy, 216 Abbott. Adams, John, clerk Vancouver Hardware Co., 813 Richard. Adams, J. H., mining engineer, room 21 Inns of Court. Adams & McCurdy, restaurant, 216 Abbott. Adams, Mattie, 108 Dupont. Adams, S. A., emp. Berry & Veitch. Adams, Victor W.,' secretary, h 766 Seventh ave. 612 HL-sDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Adams. CIIl' OF VAiN COUVER. Allan! Adams. Wm., emp. B.C. Iron Works, h 551 Keefer. Adams, Wm., laborer, C.P.R. Adamson, David, clerk, bds. 813 Richards. Adamson, F., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., Hastings and Richard. Adamson, John, painter, JNo. 5, 219 Cordova E. Adamson, J. A., clerk, Van. Hardware Co.. h 813 Richards. Addison, Arthur, printer, Clark & Stewart, Nichole, nr. Comox. Addison, A. G., printer, Clark & Stewart h. Nicola. Addison, John, eng. B. 0. S. R 528 Harris. Addison, Robert, contractor, bds. 601 Pender. Adler, Peter, teamster, 716 Westminster. Adventists meeting house, 630 Harris. Aetna Ins. Co., Johnson & Burnett agents, 417 Granville. Agan, W. S., emp. Braid's, Granville st., h. 725 Homer. .Agnew, Mrs. J. D.,- 1367 Robson. Agur, —., barrister, h 1029 Eveleigh. A kin, Andy, bds. 210 Westminster ave. Airey, Albert, carpenter, 725 Hastings tt. 531 Thurlow. Aitehison, William, engineer Sugar Ref., h. 1024 Keefer. Aitken, Robert, salesman, 607 Cordova E. Aitken, Thos., of Morris & Aitken, h 518 Burrard. Aitken. Thos., com. agt., Water st, h 552 Burnard. Aked, Wm., broker and commission, 307 Cordova, h 1162 Alberni. Akers, Fred, bookkeeper, Adam Hicks, Do' -gall House. Akroyd, H. Innes, Richards & Akroyd. h. near 5th ave, Fairview. Alberni Mountain Rose Gold Mining Co., Ltd., D. G. Williams, sec. 301 Hastings. Albert, Harry, fruits, 221 Carrall. Alberts, William, switchman C. P. R.. h 331 Cordova E. Albion Island Cannery, Ludwig Wurz- burg, Inns of Court. Alcock, Albert, miner, 5th ave., Fair- view. Alcock, J. R.. miner. 3rd ave;, Fairview. Alcock, Miss Mary Ann. h 714 Seymour. Alcock. Mrs., widow, 714 Seymour. Alcock. Thos. C. customs officer, n. 1220 Davie. Alder. Percy H„ h 46 Sixth ave. Aldred, Geo., gardiner, 909 Westminster ave. Aldrid, Geo., fruits, 817 Westminster. Aldria, G., helper, B.C.I. Works. Ajdridge, Clayton, of Phipps, Aldridge & Co., 155 Water. Alex., Edward, emp. Berry & YeitclM Alexander, A. E. driver, h 2952 Prince Edward. Alexander, Byron C, Supervisor B.C. Permanent Loan & S. Co., b 523 Hamilton. Alexander, Fred W., broker, 2 Arcade, h 300 Alexander. Alexander, H. O., barrister, Inns of Court, h 300 Alexander. Alexander, J. J., emp. H. S. M. bds. 211 Westminster ave. Alexandra Orphanage, Miss Penhill priu cipal, 7th ave., Fairview. Alexander, R. H., locai mgr. Hastings Saw Mill branch, 300 Alexander. Alexander, Thos., carriage make 2431 Westminster road h 2952 Prince Edward. LHAMBRA HOTEL. S. THOMPSON, Prop. water, cor. Garrall. Alhambra Theatre, Pender, cor. Howe. Allan, A. G., clerk railway mail, 739 Hamilton. Allan, Edward F., clerk, F. A. Quigley Sc Co., 739 Hamilton. » LLAN, G. L. "wholesale boots and shoes. is and 15 cordova, h 533 Granville. Allan. H. J., emp. Wm. Tylter L. Co., h 311 Powell. Allan, James, clerk C.P.R., h 534 Seymour. Allan, John, teamster, h. 215 Barnard. Allan, Joseph D., clerk 138 Cordova, g 739 Hamilton. Allan, J. B., Ry. mail clerk, 534 Seymour. Allan, imcoi w., emp. wunaras « Barker, 605 Hamilton. Allan. O. B., watchmaker, 102 Cordon h 940 Hornby. Allan, James, painter, h. 229 Princess. Allan, Mrs., widow, 709 Cambie. Allan, Robt. H., blacksmith, h. 409 Powell. _, Allan, Thos., engineer, h 700 Homer. Allan, Thos., engraver, Davidson Bros. h 700 Homer. Allan, Thos.. mining, 739 Ham'lton. Allan, Wm. A., traveller, G. L. Allan, Granville. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 613 Allan. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Anderson. Allan, W., 'longshoreman, 532 Cairall. Allan, W., supt. The B. C. S. R. Co., Ltd., res. Powell. Allard Steam Prospecting & Mining Co.. R. A. Anderson & Co., agents 419 Hastings W. Allardyce, Thos., carpenter, 316 Carl. Allardvce, Wm., 316 Carl. Allen, A. emp. R.C.P. Mills. Allen, Charles, boat-builder, h 737 Jarvis. Allen, Chas. B., master mariner, MeKenzie Bros., rms. 309 Cordova. Allen, E. J., gardener, 1703 Georgia. Allen, Fred, produce, 113 Wafer, h 1703 Georgia. Allen, Fred C, clerk J. G. C. Wood, 1028 Eveleigh. Allen, Harry H., miner, h 212 Harris. Allen, Henry, 905 Westminster. Allen, H. J., emp. H. S. M. bds. 311 Powell. Allen, James, contractor, bds. Columbia Hotel. Allen, J. A., builder, 500 Richards. Allen, Nicol, sr., h. 605 Hamilton. Allen, Thos. W., car repairer C.P.R. Allen, Walter, warehouseman J. Y. Griffin & Co., 905 Westminster. Allen, Wm. John, express man. h. 23 12th ave. Allen, W. H, h. 615 Homer. Allerdice. T., emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 714 Granville. Alliance Canning Co., 301 Hastings, G. I. Wilson, agent. LLIANCE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON, CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE A ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Alliance Prospectors' Syndicate, Ltd., H. Bell-Irving & Co., agents, Cordova. Allingham, Henry Havelock, tel. operator, h. 821 Broughton'. Allinsrham, Mrs., tel. opr. C.P.R. Alliott, Walter, accountant, h 672 8th ave. Alliott, Walter, car repairer C.P.R. Alliott, Walter, 128 Cordova, h Dufferin. Allison, —., emp. Waterworks, h 143 Hastings E. Alman, —., mining engineer, h 618 Howe. ;Almond, H. E., clerk, 716 Granville. Alpha Bell Gold Quartz Mining Co.. Ltd.. room 21 Inns of Court Building. H. De Pencier, sec'y-treas.; J. Barnet Maclaren, pres. Alltree, Harry, driver, hds., 1125 Homer «?* hLi_MN<«s MllilMl ^Nran'tfgey, _i«IMMSfR_ET. PsfSlil SHOW CARDS POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Altermat, Stephen, h. Colin, Gore ave. cor. Keefer. Almedy, Peter, dish washer, 300 Carroll. Alpen, Herman, litho. ex., h. 715 Cambie Aman, G. H. R. sec-treas. Vancouver Transfer Co., res. Beach ave., English Bay. Amberg, Agustas, fruits, 72 Water. Ambrozine Gold Mines, Ltd., pres., J. R. Seymour; vice-pres., Ben. Douglas; . mgn.-director, Frank S. Taggart, 419 Hastings W. American Fire Insurance Co., ef N.Y., Stanley Henderson, agent, 413 Granville. American Fire Insurance Co., Macauley Sc Nicolls, agents, 611 Hastings. American Land Mortgage Co., G. T. Legg, agt., 616 Granville. American Lloyd's, Mellon & Scott, agents Cordova. American Piano Co., 46 Inns of Court. American Surety Co., Mellon & Scott, agents. Cordova. Ames Holden Co., Ltd., A. B. Erskine, mgr. Hastings, nr. Abbott. Amur, W. -A., Weeks & Rolson, bds. Elesmere. Amy, Harold, G. P. R., 525 Pacific. Ancarola, Salvatore, 133 Hastings tU., bds. Hotel Europe. Ancarola & Trabucatta, grocers, 133 Hastings E. Ancorola, Victoria, 120 Dupont. Anders. Maurice, teamster, h, 606 Princess. Anderson, Alex., emp. Spicers Mill, 134 Dufferin. , _„„ _ Anderson, Alfred, barber, h 536 Homer. Anderson. Avery C, mariner, h 620 Princess. Anderson, A., 2nd mate SS. "Cutch." h 331 Cordova E. Anderson. B., 'longshoreman, h. 227 Barnard. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Anthony. Anderson, Chas., mgr. Dom. Fish Co., 1549 Westminster ave. ■ Anderson vDavid D.) & Copeland (Mitchell), blacksmiths, 150 Water. Anderson, C, con. El. Ry., 238 Barnard. Anderson, David, of Sivart & Anderson, h 6th ave., Fairview. Anderson, David D., of Anderson & Copeland, bds. Carter House. Anderson, David R., driver Sivart & Anderson. Anderson, E., emp. B.C.S.R. h 501 Cordova B. Anderson, Frank', ledgerkeeper . Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Anderson, Fred, electrician, h 771 Seymour. Anderson, Fred, hairdresser, etc., 163 Cordova. h. 536 Homer. Anderson, George, longshoreman, h 217 Prior. Anderson, James, machenist, res. Masonic blk. Cordova. Anderson, Capt James L., master mariner. 734 Seymour. Arderson, James, machinist. 109 Cordova. Anderson, James R., clerk, 409 Hastings iner. bds. 734 Seymour. Anderson, Joe, architect, Blackmore, h 515 Richards. Anderson, John, laborer, 791 Sth ave. Anderson, John, captain, h 233^ Princess. Anderson, John K., carpenter, h 737 Hamilton. Anderson. J., clerk, C.P.R. Telegraph. ■ h Mount Pleasant. Anderson, J. G., of Barr & Anderson, 734 Seymour. Anderson, L. J., plasterer, bds. Oriental Hotel. Anderson, L. W., emp. B.C. Mills. NDERSON PRODUCE CO., LTD., WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCANTS. 411 CORDOVA. Anderson, Mrs. J. A., widow, 930 Princess. Anderson, Peter, machinist, 22 Cordova. Anderson-, Rav. h. 734 Seymour. NDERSON, R. A. A CO., (Robert Alexander Anderson & Joseph Alfred Coldwell). REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND RENT COLLECTORS, 419 HASTINGS. Anderson, R. A., stipendary magis- rate of R. A. Anderson & Co., h loll Melville. Anderson, Robt., carpenter, 509 Pacific, Anderson, Robert A„ patternmaker I Ross & Howard, h 309 Cordova. Anderson, Samuel, O. P. R., 14 Cordovas Anderson, Thos., 219 Cordova E. Anderson, Walter A., of W. A. Ander-j Sons & Co., res., Vancouver Club. NDERSON, WALTER A. A CO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "WALTER A. ANDERSON, Managing' Director, ROOMS 10 AND 11 MACKINNON BDG. Anderson, Wm., mariner, bds. King's Hotel. Anderson, Wm. A., of Anderson Produce Co., Ltd., bds. Hotel Metropole. Andrew, Marshall, surveyor O.P.RflH 717 Hamilton. Andrews, Benj., h. 825 Keefer. Andrews, Edward, barrister, 235 Georgia. Andrews, Harry, engineer, C. P. &,*. 1121 Richards. Andrews, James, carpenter, 130 Cordova E. Anglewood House, 128 Powell. Anglo-American Canning Co., Ltd., F, G. Bell, pres.; E. C. Penger, sec'y- treas., 100 Harris. Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co., Ltd., H. Bell-Irving & Co., agents, Cordova.. Anglo Western Pioneer Syndicate, Ltd., Johann Wulffsohn, resident agent, 602 Granville: Angus, Clifford, ship carpenter, h 1323 Hornby. Angus. Richard, secretary B. C. Cooperage, h. Beach ave. Angus, Thos., city emp., 560 Cambie. I Angus, W. R., traveller, 740 Bute. Annand, John, miner, h 226 Prior. Annaud, Wm. J. bicycle enameller, Regina Hotel. Ansell. E. G., fireman, 110 Westminster. Anson, J. H., mining engineer, 19 Hastings. Anstie, H. J., jeweler, 148 Cordova., H 1034 Barclay: Anstie, W. A., bookkeeper, h 1034 Bar- clav. Anthony, —., laborer, h 315 rear Keefer. Anthony, —., painter, h 327 Cordova E. s Anthony, Dan Albert, logger, 716 Westminster. - f-i 111* GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 615 Anthony, CITY OF VANCOUVER. Armstrong. Anthony, James, logger, 416 Westmin- . ster ave. A. O. F. hall, Hastings E. Corner Westminster ave. Aparan, —., Cosmopolitan Hotel, 2520 Westminster. Aperies. R. A., clerk, 432 Cordova, h 569 Howe. Appleyard, Geo. Henry, bds. 720 Cordova E. Arbes, J.. 24 Hastings. Arcand, Arthur, 1328 Seymour. Archibald, Arthur George, emp. Pioneer Steam Laundry, h 941 Seymour. Archibald, Capt. Ji., Empress of China, h cor. Jervis and Comox. Archibald, Lewis Wm.. h 941 Seymour. Argonaut G. M. Co.. Ltd., C. C. Ben nett, a-rent Arkle, Christopher, printer. 17th ave. E. Arkle, Ester D., wid., Christopher,. res. 17 Carl E., Mt. Pleasant Arkle.. Ettie, dressmaker, 17th ave. E. Arkle, Mrs. Jane, widow, 17th ave. Aikle. Mrs., widow, Jane, cor. 7th ave. RLINGTON HOTEL, BEN. WEHFRITZ, Proprietor, 304 CORDOVA. Armer, W., clerk, Weeks & Robson, res. Elsmere House. Armour, Hamilton, White & Armour, res. Pavilion, English Bay. Armour, Thos. W., carpenter, 215 Westminster. Armstrong, Albert, barber, 43 Cordova E., h 300 Prior. Armstrong;, Andrew, dyer, 508 Pender, h 41 12th ave. Armistead, A. F., steno. to supt. C.P.R., Armstrong, Bvron, grocer, 555 West- h 619 Hamilton, minster. Armstrong, Byron E., grocer. 555 Westminster ave. Armstrong. R. F.. jeweller, 118 Cordova, h 555 Westminster ave. Armstrong, Capt.. h.. 813 Georgia. Armstrong. D.. emp. Armstrong & Mor vison, h 911 Richards. Armstrong. James dairyman, h 141 7th ave. Armstrong John, cl^rk freight depart. C.P.R.. 615 Hamilton. Armstrong. John, machinist, h 159 Lansdown. Armstrong, John, blacksmith, bds, New Fountain. Armstrong, John F., driver, bds. 656 Barnard.- Armstrong, J-senh. p"+ter™mnker 1205 Richards. 00 D WARD Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc, Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver. B.C. Armstrong, J., tailor, 130 Cordova, h. 700 Cambie. Armstrong, J. F., clerk, H. S. M., Store. h 545 Cordova E. Armstrong, Mrs. M., widow, 951 Seymour. A.rmstron_:, RobT . riYetter Armstrong & Morrison, 951 Seymour. Armstrong, Robt., clerk, 432 Westminster, h 743 Hamilton. Armstrong, Wm., canvasser Province Pub. Co., h 109 Cordova. Armstrong, Wm., London Carriage Wks. h 611 Cordova E. Armstrong, Wm. Henry, of Armstrong &Morrison, h. 1228 Comox. Armstrong, Wm., open News-Advertiser. Armstrong, W. E. ■& Co., bicycle and novelty repairers, 116 Hastings E. » RMSTRONG A MORRISON, (William Henry Armstrong & Alexander Morrison.) GENEBAL CONTRACTORS, ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS, MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC STEEL PIPE, MINING MACHINERY, CANNERY BQUIPMENTS, ETC. FOOT OF HEATLEY AVE., TELEPHONE 250. Armstrong, W. E„ of W. E. Armstrong & Co., room Horne Block. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Ayers. Armstrong, W. J., teamster, bds. Cabinet. Armstrong, W. L., sawyer, 846 Hornby. Amdt, Louis, sawfiler, 636 6th ave. E. Arnold, Archie, clerk F. A. Quigley & Co.., res. 1016 Alberni. Arnold, Sam, bartender, Gambramin. 136 Water. Arnold, Wm., 752 Westminster. Aronson, Harry, clerk, 646 Harris. Arthur, —., second engineer SS "Coquitlam." Arthur, Arthur, carpenter, 816 Richards. Arthur, John George, res. 700 Richards. Arths, Wm., jr., blacksmith, h 516 Prior. Artus, W. C, blacksmith, h. 516 Prior. A run dell, Richard, engineer, Waverly Hotel. . Asbeck, Carl, h. cor. 6th ave. and Scotia. Asbeck, Richard, brewer Doering &■ Marstrand Co., Ltd., h 124 9th ave. Ash. Wm., blacksmith, h 319 Princess. Ashcroft, Albert Edward, surveyor, h 1122 Nelson. Asherbery, Thos., stonemason,^''bds. Europe Hotel. Ashdown, W. H., tinner, 115 Hastings E Ashford. Walter, emp. C. P. R.. h 822 Powell. Ashworth, E. B., engineer, h. 1109 Hornby. Ashworth, Livingstone C. musician, h 307 Keefer. Ashworth. Richard, laborer, water wks. h rear 19 Hastings E. Ashworth, Wm. S., letter carrier, h 820 Prior. Aslatt, Edwin, gardener, h 1091 Comox. Aslatt. Wm., clerk C.P.R., bds. 1363 Richards. Association Assurance Co., Mellon, Scott & Co., agents, 419 Cordova. Associated Gold Mines, of B.C.. Ltd.. T. R. Hardiman, local mgr., 612 Cor- drva. Astell, Sebastian, carpenter, h 716 Seymour. Atherton, W. T, hotelkeeper, h 248 Dufferin. TKINS A JOHNSON, TRUCK AND DRAYMEN, 120 WATER, Atkins, J. H„ ' teams- ter, 710 Cambie. Atkins, J. Milner. of McDowell, Atkins. Watson Co., Ltd., h Gilford, cor. Robson. Atkins. T. E., of McDowell. Atkins, Watson Co., Ltd., _es. Hotel Vancouver. Atkins, R. O., of Atkins & Johnson, res Hotel Metropole. I Atkinson, C, engineer, cement works, h 825 Cambie. Atkinson, E. O., ins. agent, 727 PenderJ I Atkinson, Peter, Jr., h. 566 Cambie. Atkinson, Peter, city emp., 566 Cambie. Atkinson, Thos., bds. 157 Cordova. Atkinson, Wm., of Conley & Atkinson. TLANTIC HOTEL, SCHWAN BROTHERS, Props., 61 CORDOVA ST J Atlas Cannery, 322 Cambie. Atlas Ass. Co., Innes, Richards & Ack- royd, agents. Atlin Lake Lumber Co., Ltd., 419 Hast: ings. Atlin Surprise Gold Mining and Dev. [Syndicate, Thos. John Smith, mgr., 419 Hastings. |$3$ Attwood, Caieb of Ross & Howard, h 225 6th ave. I Aubin, D. Eugene, pianist, h 629 Richariii ; Aubin, W. A., of Aubin & Cohn, 62l Richard. , Aubin (W. A.) & Cohn (L. H.) B.O.J Clothing Renovatory, 45 Cordova. Aubrey, G., bookkeeper, Wilson & Sen- kler, h 1138 Hornby. Auer Light- Co., E. Brammer, 539 Hastings. Austin, Alfred, prop Hotel Grand, 614 Cordova. • * I Austin, F., clerk, 910 Westminster. | Austin, F. Victor, violinist, rms. Lefevre Block. Austin, James, stevedore, h near 540 Cambie. Austin. John, prop. Bridge Hotel, 980 Westminster ave. Austin, J. W.. assayer, 504 Hastings, res 1021 Georgia. Austin, Thomis, c.Uvk, 108 Water. Austrian Phoenix Ins. Co. (marine), Mellon & Scott, agents, Cordova. Automatic Can Co. of B. C, Ltd., H. Bell-Irving & Co., agents, Cordova. Avenue Fish Co., Wm. Hale Ayliffe, 553 Westminster. AVENUE HOTEL. W. S. Cook, prop: cor. Dupont and Columbia. Averill, H. D., agent Imperial Oil Co. h. 805 Bute. Aveson, Harry, miner, 29i,^ Pender. Avison, John, water works, rear 29j Pender. Awrey, Peter, clerk, 801 Georgia. Ayers, J_l. M., confectionery, 50 Cordova. WiU® GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 617 Ayliffe. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Ballinger. Ayliffe, Wm. Hale, Avenue Fish Co., 553 Westminster. Ayre, Mrs., 625 Hornby. Ayre. Mrs. Edith, Mrs. John, 667 Hornby. Jtsaak, JB'red, draper, Smith Bros., h Robson. Babcock, Wm., cannery man, h 1006 Alberni. Badger, John, emp. El. Ry, h 633 Cambie. B AD MINTON HOTEL. W. H. MAWDSLEY, Manager, 603 HOWE, COR. DUNSMUIR. Baer, Dora, fruits, 43 Cordova. Bagshaw, E. C. B., Excelsior Life, res. "Bay View Villa," Broughton, second house from Haro South. Bagus, W., landing waiter, Bailey. See also Bayley. Bailev, Benjamin, carpenter, h 712 Kee fer. BAILEY BROS. CO., LIMITED, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. 138 CORDOVA. Bailey, George, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Bailey, Mrs. M. A., 1109 Seymour. Bailey, Robt., carpenter, 825 Cordova E Baiiev, R., El. Ry., h 825 Cordova E. Bailey, Thos. J., laborer, 69 13th ave. Bailev, Wm., of Bailey Bros., Ltd., h 1109 Seymour. Bailie. Daniel M., shoemaker, 137 Hastings E. Bain, Daniel, stonemason, h 65 13th ave. Bain, H. M., ins. agt., Richard, cor. Hastings. Bain, N. H., mgr. cannery, h 566 Burrard. Bain, W. A., emp. E. H. Heap's Mills. Westminster road. Bainbridge. H, bds. 154 Water. Baines, Edward, engineer Kappler & Co., East Powell. Bainton, Rev. J. Herbert, M.A., pastor First Congregational church. 8th ave., near Bridge. Bajus, Wm., customs officer, h. Bajus, W. J., Customs, h 1138 Davie. Baker, Andrew, carpt., bds. Revere Hse. Baker, A. E„ traveller, 102 Powell, h. 1123 Nelson. Baker, Ben. emp. Waterworks, h .15 • Hastings E. SP1LMN, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Baker, Ben, barber, 211 Carrall. Baker Bros. & Co., shipping and commission, 167 Cordova. Baker, B. W., clerk City Hall. Baker, Colgate, mining broker, 563 Hamilton. Baker. C. A., wid. John, h 1121 Nelson. Baker, Edward, C.P.R., bds. 119 Westminster. Baker, Ed., emp. B.C. Mills. Baker, Frank, painter, bds. Gold House. Baker, Fred. W., paperhanger, 208 Cordova E. Baker, G. R., bookkeeper Province Pub. Co., h 1121 Nelson. Baker. Herbert, bridge carpenter, C.P. R. 170 Water. Baker, J., miner, bds. Dougall House. Baker, Mrs. Rodger, widow, 714 Granville. Baker, S. H., of Baker Bros. & Co., h. 1162 Alberni. Baker, Wm. B., painter, h 208 Cordova e. Baker, Winnifred, piano teacher, Conservatory of Music. Baker. W. G. K., emp. R.C.P. Mills: Baldwin, Baldwin, builder, h 1024 Davie Baldwin, Edward, laborer, h 1305 Hornby. Baldwin, G. F., City Treasurer, h 1142 Haro. Balkwell, T. B., warehouseman, h Hastings, cor. Carrall. Balkwell, Arthur, lab., h. 564 Prior. Balkwill. Thos., 7 Hastings E. Ballanger, George, salesman. C. W. Hutchings. bds. Waverley Hotel. Ballanger, Morrice, emp. Berry & Veitch Ballanger, Thos., teamster, .Berry & - Veitch. Ballantyne, David, R. G., contractor, rear 307% Pender. Ballard. Albert, upholsterer, h. 213 Harris. Ballard, Alfred, lab., room 12, 111 Pender. Ballinger, Maurice, 531 Beattie. Ballinger, Thos., teamster, 531 Beattie. Ballinger, W., 67 Hastings E. 61S HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Balmoral. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Barker, jrjALMORAL CAPE, W. D. JONES, PROP. 309 CARROLL. Ballard Chas., clerk, Bank of B. C, res. English Bay. Ballard, Frank, upholsterer, h. 213 Harris. BALMORAL HOTEL, QUANN BROS, PROPS.. 2 CORDOVA. Band, Charles, brewer, h 255 Dufferin. Bandy, H. 0. brickmaker, h. 512 Harris. O ANFIELD, JOHN J.. NOTARY PUBLIC, LAND, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT, 607 HASTINGS W. PHONE 153. RES. BUTE, COR. MELVILLE. pASFIELD, J. J. & COMPANY, *■* MINING BROKERS, 607 HASTINGS W. PHONE 153. Banham, A., motoiman, tram company, h 70 6th ave. Banham, A. J., local mgr. B.C. Market Co.. h 73 Dufferin. Banham, Robt. John, expressman, 112 Barnard. rj ANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. WM. MURRAY MANAGER, HASTINGS, COR. RICHARDS. pANK OP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA *■* WM. GODFREY, MGR., D. SIMPSON, ASST. MGR. HASTINGS, COR. RICHARDS, pAJfK OF HAMILTON, WM. FARRELL, AGENT, CAMBIE, Cor. CORDOVA. BAPTIST CHURCHES. First—Rev. W. B. Hinson, M.A., pastor. Jackson ave.—Rev. Thos. M ulligan, pastor. Mount Pleasant—Rev. Samuel R. Stephens, pastor. Zion—Rev. I. G., Matthews, pastor. ANK OF MONTREAL. CAMPBELL SWEENY, MANAGER AND SUPERINTENDED OF B.C. BRANCHES, R. RINTOUL, ASST. MANAGER. and ASST. INSPECTOR FOR B.C. GRANVILLE, COR. DUNSMUIR Barber, Alex., driver Western Cartagt Co., res. Carroll and C.P.R. track. Barber, Allan, h 545 Robson. Barber, Allan, roof-tarer. h 534 Ca'mH Barber, F. H., mattress maker, 37 Dufferin. Barchard, Charles, box-maker. Van. Box Co., res. Granville, nr. Drake. Barclay, D., barber, 610 Cordova. Barclay, Ernest C, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 527 Cordova E. Barclay, Lome John, sawyer McNaire's Mill, h 527 Cordova E. , Barclay, Robert, sawyer, Heap's Mili; h 527 Cordova. Barclav, Wm. A., blacksmith, h 1081 Howe. Barclay, Wm. G., sawyer, McNairfl Mill, h 527 Cordova. . Barclay, Wm. M., laborer,, h 527 Cordova. Bardell, Ed., lab. bds. Sunnyside. Barey, Charles, Christian Scientist, h 542 Granville. Barg. Wm., clerk C.P.R. Tel., 668 Granville. Barger, —.. engineer, h. 633 Cambie. Barger, Alex.. Gross & McNeill, j Barker, Albert, tinner, W. Ralph, Princess. Baker, Charles, E., bicycles, li 570 . Hosve. Barker, Chas. F., clerk, 530 Howe. Barker. Chris, hoseman, No. 2 Fire H.ill 751 Seymour. Barker, Ernest E.. Red Cross Brewery, res. cor. Haro and Jervis. Barker. E., lab., 871 Granville. • Barker. Fred, driver, h 716 Powell, 't Barker, George B., emp. R.C.P Mills'. Barker. H. H., jr., sawyer, res. 575 7th ave. Barker, John, tinner Wm. Ralph. Barker, Kate, clerk P.O., rms. 420 Princess. Barker. R., train dispatcher, h. 600 Robson. Barker, R. C, operator, bds. Leland^ Hotel. Barker. R. E., engineer, -: v*'' h. 575 7th ave. emp E. O., B.C. Cooperage, arpenter, h 633 emp. Cement Wks., teacher East End hack 6th h Barker. Barker & Sinclair, boots and shoes, 58 Cordova. Barker, Thos., flour and feed, city market, 885 Harris. Barker, Wm., bookbinder, G. A. Roedde, h 885 Harris. Barker, Wm. J., musician, h. 423 Princess. Barker & Williams, bicycle dealers, Granvelle. Barnard, Frank S., mng. director B. 0. El. Ry., Bamerson & Chilcott, Johnson o-Bur- nett, agents, Barnes, Bert, driver R. V. Palmer, h 113 Front. Barnes, E. J. h. 258 Front Barnes, Fred's ave. Barnes, John, back of works. Barnes, Miss A., School. Barnes, Roy, emp. Cement Wks, h of works. Barnes, Thos., longshoreman, b Front. Barnes, Walter, cook, bds. 318 Carrall. Barnett, John, emp. Armstrong & Mor- Morrison, h 914 Keefer. Barnett, Thos, E., supt. electric railway, res. Seaborn. Barnham, E. E., miner, 409 Princess. Barnwell, Joseph, driver, 628 Granville. Barnwell, Thos., confectioner, 630 Granville, h. 1008 Alberni. Barr (M. J.) & Anderson (J. G.), plumbers, 154 Hastings. Barr, James, emp. Vancouver Opera House, h 610 Princess. Barr, M. J., of Barr & Anderson, h. 608 Princess. Barrett, Charles H., B.C. Liquor Co., 149 Hastings,, rooms Masonic Block. Barrett, G. A., carpt. bds. Delmonico. Barrett, Fred, harnessmaker. J. Storev, 626 Seymour. Barrett, John, emp. Geo. C. Hinton & Co., 626 Seymour. Barrett, P. J., plasterer, 840 Dunlevy. Barrett. Robt., carpt., bds. 157 Cordova. Barrie, C. G., engineer, h 854 Granville. Barrie, Michael, caretaker of Waterworks. Barron, Samuel, clerk, 27 Cordova. Barss, A. K., bookpr, 77 Cordova. Barss, James E., medicines, h 350 5th ave. Bartelemy, Andrew. R., emp. . Mills, h 815 Campbell. Bartelemv, Chas. A., emp. R.C. h 815 Campbell. Bartholomew, J., boatbuilder, | Fairview. Bartlett, C. F.. fish-dealer, 531 Beattie. R.C.P. .P. Mills. 7th ave. Bartley, Georg Hamilton. Bartley, John, Balmoral Hotel. Bartley, John, driver, 174 Cordova, 741 Hamilton. Barton, George, carpt., h 512 Dunsmuir Barton, J. C, conductor, tramway, 206 Hastings E. Barton, Thos.. C.P.R., h. 558, 7th ave. Barton, T. J., clerk, N. Caple & Co., res. 24 7th ave. W. Bartrim, Wm., miner, h 615 Princess. Barwick, Arthur, h. 406 Alexander. Barwick, Brett, clerk C.P.R., h 1256 Peader. Barwick, George, conductor El. Ry., h 229 15th ave. Barwick. John Ebenezer, wood merchant, h. 406 Alexander. Barwick, John Wm., h. 406 Alexander. Barwick, Mrs. Wm. Henry, widow, h 1256 Pender. Barwick, Mis? E., steno., h. 1256 Pendpr. Barwick, Sidney, stone cutter, 406 Alexander. Bateman. J ames, stonecutter, Seymour. Bates, Alex., emp. B. C. S. R. h Tenth ave. i0!M Bates, Johu, agent British American Line' Steamers. Evans, Coleman Evnns Wharf. Bates, John, room 7, 871 Granville. Battiscombe, J. B. Percy, clerk, Hotel Vancouver. Batty, John, 'longshoreman, 45 Pender. Baumstark, J., jockey, 108 Hnstings E. Bausman, John, expressman, h 715 Keefer. 620 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Bauer. CITY OF VANCOUVER. BelLa qAUER, WILLIAM A., C.E., *"^ DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, 611 HASTINGS, RES. 1218 SEATON. Baxter, Alex., emp. C.P.R., h 226 6th ave. Baxter, Christopher, clerk Sheasgreen Sc Co., 798 Keefer. Baxter, Harry, laborer, h Smith, cor. Granville. Baxter, Thos., cook, 798 Keefer. Baxter, T. S., teacher public school, h. 8th ave. E., cor. Victoria. Baxter. Wm., tanner, h 65 13th ave. Baxter, Wm. Francia. h 798 Keefer. Bayley, Chas., pressman, World. h J009 Eveleigh. Bayley, Daniel, sawyer, 453 Prior. Bayley, Geo., clerk World office, h. 1009 Eveleigh. Bayley, Thos. J., laborer, h 2857 Quebec Bavley, Wm., pressman World office, h. 1009 Eveleigh. Bayne, Lewis, car,penter, h 623 Homer. Bayne, Ross, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Baynes, Edgar G., contractor, h 1350 Melville. Bayhes, Frank, policeman, h. Mountain View Hotel. Bazley. E., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Bazley, J. H., blacksmith, h. 511 Barnard. Bazley, J. W., blacksmith, h. 511 Bar- Bazley", M., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Beach, Gpo. F., lineman, h 477 Keefer. Beach, M. A., clerk, h. 1127 Richards. Beam, Wm. J„ contractor, 210 Hastings E. Bean, C. H., horn dealer, h rear 940 Park. Beairsto, Wm., barrister, h 533 Homer. Beardwell, John, laborer, cabin 409 Keefer. Bearman, Wm., Balmoral Hotel. . Beam, Wm. A., emp. C. P. R. store, 1307 Richards. Beams. Thomas, picture framer, 132 Hastings E. Bearon, Wm. M., tool keeper C.P.R. Beasley, A. F., of A. F. B. & Co., h. 1036 Bute. Beasley, A. F. & Co., agents, 500 Cordova. BeasW, Benj., confectioner, 606 Pender, h 135 Homer. Beasley, Geo., boat house, foot Cambie. Beasley, Jfercy, emp. R.C.F. Mills, h 2715 Westminster. Beaton, Alex., carpt, 532 WestmihlM Beaton, A., 425 Eleventh. Beaton, John, emp. R.C.P. Mills. > pEATTIE, ARCH. MURRAY, ip REAL ESTATE, AND AUCTIONEER. 614 GEORGIA, 1\ 614 HAMILTON. Beattie, Arthur, bds. Cosmopolitan Htl, Beattie, James, miner, h. 114 9th ave W, Beattie, Matthew, school teacher, h 915 Richards. Beattie, Walter, bds. Cosmopolitan Htl Beattie, Wm., bds. Cabinet. Beatty, John James, tinner, 228 Prin? cess. Beatty, John, logger, h 979 Seymour..I Beatty, J. M., 14 9th ave. Beaty, John, of Hicks & Beaty, res| 245 Keefer. Beaves, Arthur, apprentice, h 313 Georgia. Beavis, W., blacksmith, 313 Georgia. Beck, Albert E., dist. registar S3. C, county court. Court House, h. 1181 Comox. Beck, Wm., lab., h. 851 Gore ave. Becker, Fred, tailor, 155 Cordova Becker, Isaac, lab., foot Cambie Becker's Sons, Rotterdam, ballances, Macfarlane Sc Co., sole agents. Becket & Tupper, butchers, 1312 Granville. Beckwith. Chris., 'longshoreman, cabin rear 526 Pender. Beddis, Chas., carpenter, h 8th ave, Fairview. Beecher, Chas. McCulloch, asst gen. mgr. B.C. Mills T. and T. Co., res, Hastings Mill House, foot Dunlevy. Beecher. Fred'k Lyman, stenographer H. S. Mill, res. Mill House. Beechin, Robt., teacher, East End school, h 613 Gore. Beecroft, Fred; poultryman, 1043 Westminster. Beer, Wm., machinist, h 623 Richards. Beers, Norman, carpenter, h 855 Nelson. Beesner, O., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Behnsen, C. G.. emp. Kurtz Sc Co., h 723 Cordova E. Behnsen, C. L.. mgr. Kurtz & Co., 143 Cordova, h 723 Cordova E. Beiseer, G., cigarmaker, bds. Hotel Norden. Belanger, George, bds. Waverley Hotel. Belch, Herbert J., clerk S2i Hornby. Belding, Wm., logger, bds. Central. Bell. —., laborer, h 7th ave., Fairview. Bell, —„ h 112 Barnard. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Bell. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Bell. Andrew D., carpenter, h Beatty Lane. Bell (Thos.) Sc Flett (John), tinsmiths, 330 Hastings. Bell. Frank G., president Vancouver Transfer Co., h 821 Bute. Bell. H. A., contractor, rear 658 Granville. Bell, James Joseph, confectioner, 133 Hastings E. Bell, John, foreman B. C. Fruit Canning Co., 925 Richards. Bell, John D., teller Canadian Bank of Commerce, res. 673 Howe. Bell, Joseph, emp. cannerv, h 316 7th av Bell, Morley, emp. B. C. S. R. h Powell. Bell, Thos., of Bell & Flett, res. 627 ' Hamilton. Bell-Irving, Dr. D., physician, 432 Cordova, h 1121 Seaton. ELL-IRVING, H. A CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 432 CORDOVA. Bell-Irving, H., of H. Bell-Irving & Co., res. 115 1 Seaton. Bell, Marshall Joseph, moulder, 805 Westminster, h Barnard. Bell. Mrs. Peter, 15 Powell. Bell, M., bds. Colonial Hotel. Bell, Peter, retired, 15 Powell. Bell, Wm., quarryman, h 525 7th ave. Bell. Wm. Gladstone, of Stuart, Anderson, Bell & Co., h401 Harris. Benard, Edward, piano-tuner, 540 Granville. Benchley, J. M., 510 Cordova. Bendickson, Andrew E., carpt. 317 Carl. Bend Or Syndicate, Robertson Bros, agents, 421 Granville. Benford, Edward, L., fitter C.P.R. shops, h 925 Homer. Benger, Wm., porter, bds. Sherman Hse* Benjamin, Arthur, emp. Ley & Wilda- ner, bds. Golden Gate. Bennest, A. W., tailor, Dan Stewart, res. 410 Pender. pjENNETT, C. C, Si MINING BROKER, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Room 5, MACKINNON BUILDING, GRANVILLE STREET. Res. 1152 SEATON. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. F&. 108. Bennett, C, of Bennett & Campbell, h 607 Cambie. Bennett, C. L., motorman tramway, h 206 Hastings E. Bennett L, of Campbell & B., h. 607 Cambie. Bennett, John, clerk Robt. Ward & Co. res. 1122 Alberni. Bennett, Major, h 1152 Seaton. Bennett, Miss E. C, Mt. Pleasant School Bennett, Peter J., barber, 315 Barnard. Bennet, T., bds. Oriental Hotel. Bennett, Thos., miner, 7th ave., Fair- view. Bennett, Thos., emp. B.C. Mills. Bennetts, John, teamster, 34 Powell. Benny, M., emp. 520 Seymuour. Benson, A., carpenter, h 516 Dunsmuir. Benson, H, emp. B.C. Mills. Benson, Miss Margaret J., Powell. Benson, Thos., engineer, 608 Alexander. Benson, John R., clerk, McL., & McF. Co., h. 812 Howe. Bentley, Chas. A., cooper B. C. Cuoper- age, h 1121 Seymour. Bentley, F., emp. B.C. S.R. Cooperage. h 1147 Seymour. Bentley, F. P., druggist, bds. Russ Hse. Benwick, Joseph, stonemason, rooms 27 Cordova. EENWELL, J. O., ACCOUNTANT AND 410 HOMER MINING BROKER, h. 873 Hornby. machinist h 810 Berentsen, John, Hastings E. Berg, Alfred, sec'y Van. Bottling Wks. Berg, Alfred, canvasser, h 556 Thurlow. Berg (A.) & Sauer (G. C), agents Pabst Brewing Co., foot Gore ave. Bermer, E. E., miner, bds. Oriental Htl. Bernahrd, Francis C, mill-hand, 410 Dunlevy. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Blackmore. Bernard. Edward, piano tuner, 411 Hastings W. Bernhardt, A. J., 716 Richards. Berry, —., engineer, 850 Granville. Berry, H. A. mgr., Berry's Transfer Co., h 1179 Hornby. Berrv, John, fireman, 776 Alexander. Berry, J. W., mgr. John Tobin Sc Co., h 1155 Georgia. •ERRY'S TRANSFER COMPANY, H. A. BERRY, MANAGER, 608 CORDOVA. Berryman, Wm., bartender, 218 Carrall. Bertha, Miss, 150 Dupont. Berthiaume, Frank, painter, E. Spill- man, res. Gold House. Bessell & Co., photographers, 729 Pender Bessell, Geo. A., acct., h. 679 Hornby. Bessell, Mildred P., of Bessell & Co., h 697 Hornby. Best. Arthur, emp. Vancouver Club. Be.<t. Frank, fisherman, bds. 64 Water. Best, Fred., bds. Golden Gate. Best, Hugh, lumberman, bds. Columbia. Best, Paul, tobacconist, 120 Hastings E. Best, Robert, teamster, h 615 Powell. Best. Robt., bartender, Commercial Htl. Best, T., tailor 308 Hastings, h. 800 Burrard. Best, Wm., emp. on boat, h 631 Cambie. Bethune, Alex., builder, h 1173 Pender. Bethune, Alex., Mills & Bethune, h. llth ave., cor. Quebec. Bettman, Gus, 615 Hastings. Bethune,. James, lab., bds. Sherman. Bety, John, hack business, h 245 Keefer. Beveridge. James, traveller, 603 Granville, h 1167 Burnaby. Bewick, Moering & Co., mining engin- J. D. Kendall mgr... 512 Cordova. Bianchi, L., mason, C.P.R.. bds. Europe Hotel. Biei. Samuel, teamster, 237 Princess. Bidding, Wm. G., emp. C.P.R., h 2331 Harris. Bieneck, Charles,* bartender Clarence. Biesler, Gustave, cigarmaker, h 413 Keefer. Bis- Rend Gold Fields.' 139 Cordova. Bi». Chief Mining Co.. Ltd.. John $ Banfield. sec'y. 607 Hastings W. Bia- Group Syndicate. 301 Hastings. Big Boston store, 206 Abbott. Bifrgar. J. A., emp. R.C.P. Mills. h 706 Westminster ave. Biggar, L. A... emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 706 Westminster ave. Biggart, Mrs. R., widow, h 318 Princess. Biggart, Thomas, clerk W. H. May, b 318 Princess. Bigger, E. B., factory-hand. Biglow, Robert, emp. C.P.R., h 1801 Westminster. Billingtou, F., mill-hand, Wm. Tytler L. Co. Bindon, Geo. H., machinist, 733 Beatty. Bineck, Charles, bartender, h 652 Prior, Bineck, J., bartender. Crown, rear 24 Hastings. Bingham, George, painter, 415 Gore..^ ave. Binswick, Joseph, bartender Crown, bds.j near Fountain. Bird John, boatswain, Empress of India, h 814 Powell. Birdse.v. George J., tailor, Dan Stewart. 324 Wesminster. Birkbeck In v.. Security, Savings Co., of Toronto, Hope Graveley & Co.,agts,536 j Hastings W. Birkett, F., gunsmith, 521 Hastings. | 1321 Seymour. Bishop, Fletcher P., painter, 660 Hamilton. Bishop, F. P., painter, 530 Howe. Bishop, John, waiter, h 534 Cambie. Bishop, Joe, B.C. Mills. Bishop. J. C, picture framer. 159 Cordova, h 565 Howe. Bishop, Walter B.. clerk Henderson Bros., h 565 Howe. Bishop, Wm., carpeuter, bds. 157 Cordova. Bishop, W.. emp. R.C.P. Mill. BISSETT, H. G. Mining Exchange Saloon. 512 Hastings Bisson. George, baker, h 718 Powell. Bjerre, Capt. B. J., 527 Powell. Black, Dougal, 216 Keefer. Black, Francis M., of F. R. Stewart & Co.. h 1265 Barclay. Black, James, emp. Stuart Sc Black, h 745 Hamilton. Black. Joseph, traveller F. R. Stewart Sc Co.,, h Richard., B'°Hr. Tbomson T.. barrister. 148 Cordova. Black, Walter H., restaurant 420 <5or- dova, Black. Walter, bricklayer, h 390 10th ave. BlnHrhnm. A. E.. prop. Russ House, 410 Powell. Blackburn, J. F., painter, h 2334 Westminster read. Blackman, George W., architect, h. 1225, Georgia. Blackman, Sidney, builder, h 1225 Georgia. Binckmon, George John, carpenter, h 428 Cordova E. Blackmore, E., draughtsman, res. 1441 Georgia. GAZI3TTEER AND DIRECTORY. 628 Blackmore. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Boak. BLackmore, Frank, carpenter, beds. Ottawa. Blackmore, Fred Arthur, student, h 1441 Georgia. Blackmore, Wm., clerk Crowder & Penzer, h 1441 Georgia. BLACKMORE, WM. architect, 301 Hastings W., h. 1441 Georgia. Blackmore, Wm., plumber, 172 Hast ings, res. 1441 Georgia. Blackmur. W., bookkeeper, 542 Hastings, h 1814 Georgia. . Blackstone, A., cigar factory, J. A. Donaldson, mgr. 316 Homer. Blackstone, A., cigar store, bds. Leland. Blackstone. Thomas, Burton & Blackstone, 312 Abbott st. Blackson, S., tobacconist, cor. Granville and Hastings, bds. Leland. Blackwood, John, opr. News Advertiser, h 1012 Haro. Blaikstock, Henry, logger, bds. 24 Water. Blainie, —.. coal and wood, h 709 Cambie Blainie, Chas., asst. bookkeper, h 812 Richards. Blair, Gilbert, of Mackay, Smith & Co., h 1161 Pendrill. Blair, Miss E., clerk. C.P.R. Blair, S„ lab., C. P. R., h. 871 Granville. Blair, W., clerk, 600 Granville, h 2542 Ontario. Blair, Thos., emp. Morrison & Armstrong, h 108 Heatley. Blake.' Henry, car repairer, C.P.R. ,Blake, J. P., 425 Hastings E. j fBlair, Wm. T., carpenter, h 2542 Ontario. Blake, E. A., wid. .7.J.. 618 Howe. •Blake, R. J., bookkeeper Western Cartage Co., h K49 Thurlo-w Blake, Joseph, lab., 1315 Hornby. Blake, W. W., nightwatchman, 567 Barnard. Blaker, —.. bds. 716 Westminster. Blakley, H., carpt., h 734 Richards. LANCHFIELD A CO., (Martin Joseph, Nicholas Gerald & Edward D. Blanchfield.) GROCERS, 205 CARRALL and 117 HASTINGS E. Blanchfield, Edward D., of Blanch- field & Co., h 650 Princess. Blanchfield, Martin J., 700 Princess. Blanchfield, N. G., of Blanchfield & Co.. h 625 Richards. Bland. J. W., vet. surgeon, 108 Hastings E., h 506 Richards. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers The HOTEL WILSON NANAIOTO, B.C. Rooking- Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and, Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Blasdell & Co., mfg. jewellers, 165 Cordova. Blasdell, L. B., of Blasdell & Co., h. 57_> Burrard. Blewett, Ed., mining supt inns, of court, h. 600 Burrard. Bligh. T. G., mgr. Colonial Hotel. Blodgett, Alfred, butcher, h 210 Cordova E. Blodgett, Alfred; butcher, 219 Carrall, h. 210 Cordova. Bloomfield, Chas. E., of Bloomfield & Son. h 169 Columbia. Bloomfield, Edgar, student-at-law at Wilson & Senkler, h. 7th ave., Mt. Pleasant. W. Bloomfield, Ellen, clerk P.O., h 10th av. Bloomfield, E. D., cook, 73 Cordova. Bloomfield, George W., Atlantic Restaurant, 73 Cordova, h 913 Richards. Bloomfield, Henry, of B. & Son, h 169 10th ave. BLOOMFIED, HENRY, A SON, (Henry & Charles E. Bloomfield.) ART GLASS WORKERS, 2332 COLUMBIA ST., MT. PLEASANT. Bloomfield, John, waiter Aatlantic Restaurant, h 913 Richards. Bloomfield, W. Edwin, student, 429 Har- Blower, John, engineer Marine Ry. Oo., h. Powell. I ... _. . Blu. Arthur, cigarmaker, h 413 Keefer. Blunt, H. R., M.E.. h 618 Howe. Bly. Nellie, bds. Arlington. Boag, Allan, moulder, 805 Westminster. Board of Fire Underwriters, Room 8, 2nd floor, Mezzarrine Passage, Inns of Court, G. W. Hobson, sec'y-treas. and inspector. Boak, Albert Alexander, of A. A. Boak Sc Co., h 1014 Robson. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. BouchiJ OAK, A. A., A CO., INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, and FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. 515 HASTINGS W., TELEPHONE 133. Boak, F. W., clerk, H. B. Co., h. 1014 Robson. Board of Marine Underwriters, Mellon & Scott, Correspondents, Cordova. Board of Trade, 603 Hastings W. Chas. E., Tisdale, M.L.A., pres. Fred Buscombe, vice-pres. Wm. T. Etein, CA, sec'y. Boardman, Chas., painter E. Spillman, h 642 Hamilton. Bocholofsky, Albert, 517 Hastings E. Bocur, Felix, h 1140 Westminster. Bodega Saloon, Ewan McPherson, prop.. 217 Carrall. Bodley, Wm. S., painter, Water, cor. 19th ave. Bodley, W. S. & <3o., painters, 522 Pender. Bodwell, Frank V., steamship agt, 538 Hastings, b 504 Howe. Bodwell, John, teamster McDonald Bros., bds. 119 Cordova. Bodwell, Miss C. A. M., teacher, West school, Cemetery road. Boehlfsky, Miss, teacher, Vogel's College, res. 517 Hastings E. Boehlofsky, F. A., h. 517 Hastings E. Boelur, Joseph, emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. Boeur, Joseph, glazier, Van. Door Factory, h 1265 Hornby. Boeur, Catherine, wid. J., h. 1265 Hornby. Bogart, James, master mariner, h 638 . Harris. Bogart, James K., ship carpenter. h638 Harris. Bole. His Honor, Wm. Norman, judge county court. Boltger, J. J., bds. Commercial Hotel. Bolton, Charles, emp. Central Fish Market res. Nicola. Bolton. Molby E., letter carrier, res cor Nicola and Haro. Bon Accord Fishery Co., Robt. Ward & Co * &s.Gnts. Bond. Chas., emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 642 Hamilton. Bone. John, timber insp. C.P.R., bds. Clarence Hotel. Bond, Minnie, emp. Scougale, h 809 Seymour. Bond, Mrs., 624 Hastings. Bond. R. J., Ins. clerk, 541 Hastings. Bondholder Mining Co., Ltd., Charles T. Dunbar, vice-president. Bonnean, Joseph, machinist, "News Advertiser, h 57 7th ave. Bonner, Alfred, steward, h 823 Hamilton. Bonner, Henry, bartender, h 823 Hamilton. Bonner, John Thos., 730 Nelson, bds, Waverley Hotel. Bonner. John, blacksmith, 14 Powell, b 823 Hamilton. Bonner, Joseph, blacksmith, h 823 Hamilton. Bonthrone, Alex., 614 Hastings W. Bonthorne, Barclay, managing director The British Columbia Agency, LtdJ Book, Oscar, agent Singer Sewing Machines, h 323 Hastings E. 614 Hastings, Booth, —., h 818 Richards. Booth. Edward, miner, bds. Regina. Booth, James, machinist C.P.R., bds. Golden Gate. Booth, W., emp. Robertson & Hackett Booyer, Charles, dairyman, h 1214 Richards. Borebank, John J., of Timms Printing Co., 425 Tenth. Borland. James, contractor, h 210 Princess st. Borland. Robert, policeman, h 622 Princess st. Borman, Richard, storekeeper C.P.R. Borrie, Robert, emp. B.C.S.R, bds. Carter House. Boston & Alaska Transportation Co,^^ffl Cambie. Boston & Cariboo Mines. Ltd., Wilson & Senkler. atty., Inns of Court Boston, Frank, emp. C.P.R., h 579 Howe. Boston Marine Insurance Co., 226 Cambie. Bosustow, C, machinist, Armstrong & Morrison. Bosustow. John Hague, clerk C. P. R telegraph. 668 Granville. Bosustow. S. H., machinist Armstrong & Morrison. , Botsford. W. M.. mgr.. Merchants Bant of Halifax, h. 1116 Georgia. Botterell, E., operator, bds. Leland. Botterell, John, teamster McDonald Bros. Bouchard,. Joseph, stonecutter, h 1325 Seymour. Bouchard, Thos. emp. R.C. Church, h 1328 Seymour. Boucher. Fidel, Palace Stable. 1003 Pender. Boucher, S., emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. if. Bouchier, F. D. contractor, h. 1U» Davis. -GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 825 Boudett. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Boyd. Boudett, Joseph, bds. City Hotel. Boulder Hotel, Haywood (W. D.) & Langley (A. ) prop 5 Cordova. Boughn, James, h 510 Dunsmuir. Jg§g*, Boultbee, Frank W., emp. Waterworks, h 779 Bute. fetf _T Boultbee, John, barrister, h 638 Hornby. ;JP __ Boultbee, Miss H., sten. Davis , Marshall & Macneill. Boultbee, Wm., clerk, 432 Cordova, h 658 Hornby. Boult, Ernest G., clerk, h 5 12th ave. Boult, G. A., clerk, 540 Granville, h 5 12th ave. Boult, James N., clerk, 5 12th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Boult, R. O., clerk, 12th ave. BOULT, WALTER. music dealer, 540 Granville, h 5 12th av MOULT, "WALTER L., fj TOBACCONIST. 142 Cordova h. 7th ave., Fairview. Boulton, Wm., printer, 1313 Howe. Bouman, Thos., carpenter, Burrard, nr. Barnaby. Bourdon, Eli, harnessmaker, h 208 Powell. Bourgeois, Miss M. O., dressmaker( 422 Columbia, h 613 Homer. Bourgoine, Edward, bds. Water. Boyer, Mrs. Blanche, vocalist, bds. Hotel Vancouver. Bovyer, John, Lefevre Block, Seymour. Bowden, G., machinist, B.C.I. Works. h 1126 Barclay. Bowell, J, M., colector, customs office, h. 1207 Haro. Bower, Geo. E., of Winch and Bower, h 1126 Barclay. Bower, Gideon, mining broker, h, 1179, 6th ave. E. Bower bank, Thos., laborer, rear 19 Hastings E. Bowes, Geo. E., H. S. M., 1701 Westminster ave. OWKER, FRANCIS, G. H., YUKON MANAGER FOR THE BRITISH-AMERICA CORPORATION, LTD., 417 GRANVILLE, RES. 1235 HARO. Bowley, S. G., clerk, Bank of B.C., h English Bay. Bowman, Henry, cook, 536 Raymur. Bowman, J. H., .emp. R.CP.M. V£®^ ■f*^- A mMm®m.Tk Bowman, J. R., city editor "Province," h 846 Thurlow. Bowman, J., mill-hand, W. Tytler L & Co. Bowman, R., storekeeper C. P. R., h. 961 Hornby. I Bowman, Thos., emp. Ley & Wildaner. Bowman, Wm., sr., tailor, Burrard, nr. Barnaby. Bowman, Wm., jr., Burrard, nr. Barnaby. ~OWSER, GODFREY" A CO., D BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc., ! BANK B. N. A. CHAMBERS, 505 HASTINGS W. Bowser, Frank, chief landing waiter, h. 1164 Comox . Bowser, W. J., of Bowser, Godfrey & Co.. h Nelson, cor. Thurlow. i Boyce, Samuel, teamster, Berry Sc Veitch. j Bovd. John, of Bovd, Burns & Co., res. "The Orphanage," 1226 Robson. BOYD, BURNS A CO., (John Boyd, Frederick Fowle Burns & Arthur A. Burns.) METAL MERCHANTS, PLUMBING AND ENGINEERING SUPPLIES, SHEET AND PIG METALS. SAFFORD RADIATORS, DAISY HOT WATER HEATERS, I STEEL CLAD BATHS. j 51 AND 55 HASTINGS W. , 41 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Breeze! Boyd. Rebecca, wid. John, h 953 Howe. Boyd, Robt., emp. Webster Bros, h 953 Howe. Boyd, Thos. H., contractor, h. 605 Cordova E. Boyer, Chas., milkman, 1206 Richards. Boyes, Frank, driver W. H. Malkin & Co.. h 215 5th ave. Boys' Brigade pt. B. C, Lacy R. Johnson, pres., A. W. S. Holmes, sec. Brackman & Ker Millig Co. .Ltd., flour and feed, 36 Hastings W. Bradburn, Hector H., agent McColl Bros. & Co., 544 Cambie, h 997 Thurlow. Bradburn, John M., of Taylor, Bradburn & Innes, res. Victoria City. (RADBURY, THOS., GRANITE AND MARBLE MERCHANT, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, WORKS CARRALL ST., House 1122 ROBSON. Braden, Bros., plumbers, 843 Granville. Braden. James H., butcher, h 552 Harris. Braden, James, h 579 Richards. Braden, Robt. E., butcher, h 579 Richards. RADEN A CO. BUTCHERS, 300 CORDOTA. PHONE 121, Braden, Rich., builder, h 319 Georgia. Braden, T. J., of Braden & Co., h. 579 Richards. Braden Robinson, h 579 Richards. Braden, Robinson E., of Braden & Co., h 579 Richards. Braden, Wm. Henry, of Braden Bros., h 2nd ave., Fairview. Bradley, A., emp. B.C. Mills. Bradley, John, expressman, Front, cor. Columbia. Bn.dley, John, teamster. 322 Westminster ave., h 1267 Howe. Bradley, M. A., barber, 617 Hastings, res. 620 Homer. Bradley, W., rooms 552 Burrard. Bradshaw, Ernest, emp. C.P.R., h 526 Church. Bradshaw, Frank, teamster, 934 Park, Bradshaw, George, iaborer, h 934 Park. Bradshaw H., C.P.R., 526 Church. Bradshaw, John, clerk Ideal Grocery, res. 418 Pender. Bradshaw, Walter, teamster, 631 Cam- bia. RADSTREET CO., THE RICHARD W. TESKEY, SUPT., \ INNS OF COURT BUILDING. Bradwin, Chas,, traveller Robinson, Little & Co., 847 Homer. Bra s (Charity) & Gladwin (Frank), brick manufacturers. Braid, Wm. & Co., grocers, 603 Granville. Braid, Wm., of W. Braid & Co., h. bds. Hotel Vancouver. Brains, W., emp. El. Ry., h 407 Prior. Brammer, E., Auer Light Co., Molsons Bank Chambers, h 706 Granville. Bramwell, Thos., com. agent. 816 Seymour. Branch, C. S. V., manager Sun Life As. Co.. for B.C., h 1226 Robson. Branchley, —., 510 Cordova. Brand. John C. 14 Hastings E. Brannin, John H., carpt., h 2721 Westminster. Brand, Wm., compositor, Evans & Hastings, 826 Seymour Brannin, Wm. W., carpenter, 2721 Wesfl| minster. Bransaka, A. H, barber, 342 Carroll, h 210 Harris. Brant. Alson, expressman, h. 2341 Que bee. Bratt, George Wm., cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar Factory. Bray. Edwin A., clerk and operator, 0. P.R., h 833 Hornby. Bray, Horatio John, of H. J. B. & Co., 909 Westminster ave. Brav, Thomas E., carpenter, h. 833 Hornbv. Bray, Wm. C, student, 1833 Harro. Brear, Arthur W., carpenter, h 1082 Hornby. Brazefcn, J., tailor. Mountain Vipw Htl.. Brealev, Thos., teamster, 15 Water, h 716 Powell. Breen, Rueben, laborer at Stanley Parkf! Brechin, G., emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Brechin, Robt. teacher, East End School Brehant. W. W.. of D. M. Fraser Sc Co. h. 236'Campbell ave. Breitenstein. Fred W., stonemason and contractor, 114 Carl. Bremmer, —.. 714 Granville. Brenchley, Chas. S„ moulder B.C.I. Works, h. cor. Hastings and Westminster. Brenchley. Edwin, h 406 Hastings E. Brennan .J. H„ carpenter, Brunswick St. Mount Pleasant. Brentfs, Wm.. painter, bds. 200 Water. Breeze, Frank J., 1020 Barclay. Breeze. Breeze, John D., Provincial mgr. Confederation Life Co., h. 1020 Barclay. Breeze, Wm., bookkeeper Thos. Dunn & Co., h. 1020 Barclay. Brereton, Bernard, tallyman the William Tytler Lumber Co., h 211 Cordova E. Brereton, Richard R., expressman, h 1104 Westminster. Brereton, R. R., conductor El. Ry. h 948 Westminster ave. Brereton, Stanistans, Tylter's Mill, res. 313 Princess. Brew, James, lab. Poodle Dog. Brichauden, Edward, longshoreman, bds. Empire Hotel. Bricklayers and Masons, meet every Monday, 45 Cordova. Bridge, Edwin E., bartender Vancouver Club, h 656 Barnard. Bridge Fred, laborer, h. 726 Barnard. Bridge Hotel, John Austin, prop. 984 Westminster. Bridgeman, Albion, Beach ave., English Bay. Bridgeman, E. H., accountant, h. Beach ave., English Bay. Bridges, Frederick, laborer, h 656 Barnard. Bridges, John, blacksmith C.P.R. h 1339 Richards. Bridgman Edward C, master mariner, h Beach ave., English Bay. Brigham, T., beds. 154 Water. Briggs, Larkin B.. teamster, h 3rd ave. Brimacombe, C. V., Bank of Montreal, res. Georgia house. Bristol, Wellington, carpenter, Fourth ave., cor. Fir. Q RITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY. OF TORONTO, CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. D RITISH AMERICA PAINT CO., (Successors to Canada Paint Co., Ltd., in B.C.) PAINTS, COLORS, VARNISHES, ETC. "WAREHOUSE 327 "WATER STREET. British American Line, 152 Cordova. British Columbia and Alaska S.S. Co., J. E. Macrae mgr. Johnson and Burnett, agents. British Columbia Agency, Ltd., consulting, engineers, etc., 614 Hastings. British Columbia Assay and Chemical Supply Co., Ltd. successors to Macfarlane & Co., 725 Pender. B. C. Auer Light Co., Ltd., Molsons Bank Chambers. I RITISH COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION, CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., D. F. CAMPBELL, PROP., ';@jM 3 ARCADE, h 733 HAMILTON. B. C. Cooperage & Jute Co., Ltd., Richard Angus, mgr. Cambie St. Bridge. I RITISH COLUMBIA DISTRICT TELEGRAPH AND DELIVERY CO., LTD. THOMAS SARGENT, MANAGER, 150 CORDOVA. PHONE 135. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF YANCOUVER. British Columbia Corporation, Ltd., Robt. Ward & Co., agents. B.C. Diamond Co., Ltd., Molsons Bank Chambers. British Columbia Estates Agency, J. Balfour Kerr mgr., 614 Hastings. B. C. exploring syndicate line, 717 Pender. B. C. Fruit Canning and Coffee Co., Ltd., Walter Taylor mgr., 1107 Homer. B. C. Fruit Exchange, F. W. Mitchell & Co., agents, 307 Cordova. British Columbia Gold Trust Ltd. 614 Hastings. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO, LTD, JOHANNES BUNTZEN, GEN.-MGR. AND COMPTROLLER. J. M. CAMPBELL, ASST. GEN.-MGR. E. H. WICOCK, ASST. COMPTROLLER GENERAL OFFICES HASTINGS, COR CARRALL. B. C. gold fields exp. & concessions, ltd., 717 Pender. British Columbia Guide, John W. Gird- lestone, agent, 433 Granville. British Columbia Iron Works Co., Ltd, H. A. Jones, trustee, Alexander st. BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND AND INVESTMENT AGENCY, LTD., E. B. MORGAN, Manager, 342 HASTINGS. British Columbia Liquor Co. (whol.), 149 Hastings. B. C. livery & transfer stables, McDonald Bros., 65 Cordova E. B.C. Marine Railways, Ltd., W. F. Bullen, mgn.-dir.; H. Ken worthy, local mgr., East Powell. BRITISH COLUMBIA PERMAi^NT LOAN AND SAVINGS CO.. THOS. T. LANGLOIS, Pre». and Mgr., GEO. J. TELFER, Sec'y-Treaa. MACKINNON BUILDING. British Columbia Mining Critic Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., Frank S. Taggart, mgr., 419 Hastings W. B.C. MINING EXCHANGE, Ltd., T. R. Hard-man, mgr., head offlce 612 Cordova and London, England. British Columbia BRITISH COLUMBIA (THE) MARKET CO., BUTCHERS AND PACKERS, ALFRED J. BANHAM, Local Mgr. 202 CARRALL .RITISH COLUMBIA MILLS D TIMBER AND TRADING COMP>lS (Incorporated.) JOHN HENDRY, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. C. M. BEECHER, Asst. Gen. Mgr. RICHARD H. ALEXANDER, Secretary HASTING SAW MILL, Alexander, foot of Dunlevy Ave, R. H. ALEXANDER, Local Mgr. HASTINGS MILL STORE, "WILLIAM FRAME, Manager. ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS, Head of Carrall, False Creek, R. C. FERGUSON, Local Manager! ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS, (New Westminster), ROBERT JARDINE, Local Mgr. B. C. Mining Record, monthly, Pra vince Block. ^tej$ B. C. Oddfellow, H. J. Rickard, editor and publisher, 416 Richards. British Columbia Plating Works, 512 Hsatings. B RITISH COLUMBIA PORTLAND CEMENT CO., FISHER A WORSAP, FALSE CREEK, Ft. of CAMBIE. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. B. C. School of Mines, Calquhoun and Moncton. B. C. SUGAR REFINERY CO., LTD. ti. T. Rogers, mgr.; Wm. Prentis, sec; office Powell East; Cooperage, Richard Angus, mgr. B. C. SUPPLY CO| LTD. grocers, Joseph Garner Hutchinson, manager, 112 Cordova. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 629 British. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Brown. RITISH COLUMBIA PRINTING A ENGRAVING CORP., LTD., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS, IAN COLTART, MANG.-DIR., HASTINGS, Nr. CAMBIE, ALSO VICTORIA. Brittain, Rowland, of Trethewey & Brit- tain, 37 Inns of Court. Britton, Erest C, clerk, 204 Carroll, h. 857 Seymour. Bro. R.R.T., meet 1st and 3rd Thursday in month, 45 Cordova. Broadway, Ernest, laborer, 623 Grove. Biockwell, David, brickmaker, 2511 Westminster ave. Brodrick, A. E. janitor Inns of Court, 739 Hamilton. Broderick, Israel, farmer, h 8th ave, nr. Ash. Broderick, Chas., sawyer, 8th ave. near Ash. Broderick, Lee, engineer, h 820 Richards. Broderick, R. W. T., h 737 Hamilton. Broderick, Wm. Robert, tel. operator, h 737 Hamilton. Brodie, Charles A., carpenter, h 1632 7th ave. W. Bromham, Fred, gardener, h 1028 Alberni. Bromley, Alfred Hammond, M.E., consulting engineer, London & Vancouver F. & D. Co., Ltd., 519 Hastings, h 552 Burrard. Brooke, Joseph O., tailor, 616 Georgia, h same. Brooking, —., bricklayer, h Water, cor 19th ave. Brooks, A, emp. RCP. Mills, h 777 Princess. Brooks, Chas., carpt., h 1129 Richards. Brooks, David D., carpenter, h rear 716 Homer. Brooks, James, plasterer, h, 318. 8th ave. Brooks, John S., carpenter, h rear 716 Homer. Brooks, Robert, insurance, h 418 Keefer. Brooks, Robert, chief clerk C.P.R. Tel., res. Leland. Brough, E. B.. wid. T. M., restaurant, Beach ave., English Bay. Broughham, Frederick, gardener, 1028 Alberni. Brown, —., clerk, bds. Norden Hotel. Brown, —., stonecutter, h 577 Howe. W00DWAR II: m wssm i iS/iS Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, i Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, ; Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishing'.., Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C Brown, —., Champion & White, bds. 'Sherman House. Brown, Agness, H.B.C., dressmaker. Brown, Alexander, J.P., miner, h 605 Hamilton. Brown, Alexander, H.M.S. Customs, h 729 Heatley. Brown, Alex., seaman, h 273 Prior. Brown, Alfred, laborer, h 565 Grove. Brown, Arthur, plumber, 706 Westminster. Brown, A., emp. Electric Ry. h 567 Grove. Brown, Bran ton. clerk, 408 Westminster. 800 Richards. Brown Bros. (S. H. and S W.), grocers, 73 Water. Brown Bros. (Duncan and Donau.). Electrician 712 Granville. QROWN, b. b., O GROCER, 704 GRANVILLE, __. 821 HORNBY. Brown, Charles, milkman, h 3022 Quebec. Brown, Chas., carriage painter, 27 Cordova. Brown, Chas.. paint shop, 310 Columbia. Brown, Charles, iron moulder, h. 545 Cordova E. Brown. Charles, of Brown & McHardy, 850 Granville. Brown, Chas. W„ teamster, h 519 Powell. Brown, Clarence, builder, h 818 Richards. Brown, David, clerk, 206 Abbott. Brown, Donald, electrician. 7th ave., Fairview. Brown, Duncan, electrician, 7th ave., Fairview. Brown, Edward, stonecutter, bds. 919 Pender. Brown. Edward V, Bank Montreal, t>. 1373 Pender. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Brownh Brown, Frank, bricklayer, h 608 Princess. Brown, Frank A. W., bookkeeper, 415 Hastings W. Brown, Fred'k Thos., shoemaker, 608 Westminster, h 549 Robson. Brown, F., foreman builder, 610 Princess Brown, George, dentist, h 531 Howe. Brown, Geo. E. G., accountant, Cuthbert Sc Co., h. 937 Hornby. Brown, G. MoL., executive agent C. P. R., h. 725 Broughton. Brown, Gilbert Baker, M h 7th ave. Fairview. Brown, Harry, 403 Richards. Brown, Harry H., shipping clerk, h 17 9th ave. Brown, Harry K., clerk customs, h. 830 Hornby. Brown, Henry, clerk, h 708 Keefer. Brown, Henry L., of Brown & Co., 513 Westminster. Brown, Howard, clerk Dominion grocery, 800 Richards. Brown & Hughes, plumber, Westminster, nr. Market square. Brown, H. G., clerk Poodle Dog. bds. 318 Cordova. Brown, H. H., clerk 16 Powell, h. 816 Richards. Brown, H. L., taxidermist, 513 West- 1 minster. Brown, James, clerk Bank B.N.A., res. Georgia House. Brown, James, stonecutter, 7th ave., Fairview. Brown, James, 6th ave,, Fairview. Brown, John, porter C.P.R., 306 Harris. Brown, John, printer, Province, h 613 Cambie. Brown, John, laborer. bds. Granville House. Brown, John, purchasing agt. MeKenzie & Mann, h. 906 Howe. Brown, John, emp. B. C. I. W. Brown, John, machine hand C P. R., 1208 Richards. Browne, John, cashier C. P. R., 815 Richards. Brown, John T., license inspector, 816 Richards. Brown, Joseph, gardener, Westminster, ave cor. 21st. Brown, Joseph Thos., shoemaker, h 549 Robson. Brown, J. of Brown & McHardy, h 7th ave., Fairview. Brown, J. Manred, B.C. Plating Wks., 512 Hastings. Brown. J., stonemas"' n, 7th ave.; Fair view. Brown, J. D., emp. B. C I. W. Brown, J. G., carpt., h 820 Hamilton. Brown, J. T., h 734 Richards. Brown & McGregor( whol.) fruit dealers! 125 Water. Brown & McHardy, bakers, 850 GraflS ville. Brown, Miss, teacher, 19 Hastings. Brown, Oscar, of Brown Sc McGregor, res. 737 Hamilton. Brown, Peter, plumber, 105 Fifteenth ave. E. Brown, Robert, shipcarpenter, h 95_| Howe. Brown, Robt. T., clerk, 417"Hastings, res. Seymour. Brown, Royal, reporter "world." 120 llth ave. Brown, S. H., Dominion grocery, gOM Richards. Brown, S. W., of Brown Bros., rc«? w):J Richards. Brown, Theodore, driver, 65 Cordova Iffl Brown, Thos., clerk C.P.R, h 815 Ricffl ards. Brown, Thos., h 2011 7th, Fairview. I Brown, T. S., bookkeeper, 912 RichardjB 829 Hamilton. Brown, Walter, clerk C. P. R, 815 Richards. Brown, Walter H., shipping clerk Ramsay Bros., 306 Jackson. Brown, wid. C. L, h 120 10th ave. Brown, William, canneryman, h 223 13th ave. -E. Brown, William, laundry man, h. 324 Westminster ave. Brown, Wm., of Dickenson & Brown, 921 Howe. Brown, Wm., of Mutrie & Brown, h. 82S Hastings E. Brown, Wm. H., contractor, h 1130 Robson. Brown, Wm.', laborer, 1st ave. 223 13th ave. Brown, Wm., Alex., plumber, 2992 Quebec. Brown, Wm., emp. H. S. M., carponteM h 3046 Quebec. Brown, Wm. C, student at law O. Plunkett, h. 800 Richards. Brown, W. E., emp. Armstrong Sc MoJB rison. Brown, W. E., emp. R.C.P. Mill. . h 618 Howe. Brown, W. G.. emp. R.C.P. Mills. h 57 Seventh ave. • £§■ Brown, W. H.. teacher. East End school, h 328 Hastings E. Brown, W. R., of Dickinson & Brown h 953 Howe. Brownlee, A. L., clerk 726 Granville. Brownlee, J. H., C.E. and surveyor, h 726 Granville. Brownlee, T„ emp. R.C.P. Mill. h cabin off Carrall. Brownlee, Wm., emp. Shelten & Co., res. 528 Helmcken. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 631 Brownlee. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Buntz_n. Brownlee, Wm., Van. Transfer Co. bds. Glasgow House. Bruco, Alexander, carpenter, jr. 625 8th ave. Bruce, David, R.C.P. Mill, 1030 Princess. Bruce, John T., carpenter, 8th ave. and Carolina. Bruce, W. M., clerk B. C. S. R. Co., h 976 Princess. Bruester, James, canneryman, bds. Columbia. Brummit, Wm. B., clerk 228 Carrall, h Hastings E., nr. Vernon. Brunt, P., Electric Co., 133 Lome. Brurin, Henry, barber, 163 Cordova. Brurin & Heyland, barbers, 168 Cordova. Brusatore, Chas., h. 623 Dufferin. Brusatore, Frank, h. 623 Dufferin. . Brusatore, Peter, h. 623 Dufferin. Brush, J., 125 Dupont Brusky, John, carpenter, bds. Clarence Hotel. Brunswick Canning Co., Rivers Inlet an! Fraser River, Geo. I. Wilson agent. 303 Hastings W. Bryant, Cecil M., 717 Pender. Bryant, James D.,' grocery, Westminster ave., cor. 19th ave. Bryant, Richard, Steward St. Paul's Hospital. Bryant, Swain & 'Co., carpet cleaners, 320 Homer. Bryant, Wm. Henry, plasterer, h 401 6th ave. Bryant, Wm., painter, 401 6th ave., Mount Pleasant. Bryce & Co., 404 Richards. BR YD ON-JACK, ARTHUR CANBY. Barrister, etc., notary public, rooms 4 and 5 Inns of Court bldg., h. 920 Smithe. Brydon-Jack, Kate M., widow Robt. h 930 Smithe. ORYDON-JACK, WM. DISBROW, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 1S24 "WESTMINSTER AVE. Brynalson, T. stevedore, h 467 Prior. Bryson, Allan, carpenter, h 841 Cambie. Buchanan Alt, packer James A. Skinner »l Co. Buchanan, Charles, builder, h Fifth ave. W. Buchanan, D., carpenter, emp. E. H Heap's Mill. Buchanan, D., builder, 5th ave. Faiv view. Buchanan, D., clerk McLennan & Mc- Feeley, 5th ave. Fairview. sa SPILLMAN, frgg©€> <| |©sm© Pamter, ytfALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Buchanan, John, carpenter, 5th ave., Fairview. Buchanan, Richard, painter, 118 Hastings E. Buchanan, Richard G., crockery, 408 M estniinster. Buchulty, Mrs. L., housekeeper Arlington. Buck. M. A., clerk E. G. Prior, bds 1071 Barclay. Bucke, Harry, printer, Pacific, cor. Hornby. Buckland College, Charles Hill-Tou« principal, Burrard, cor. Barclay. Buckle, Wm., painter E. Spillman, h Central Park. Buckley, Harry, conductor, 302 Cordova Buckley, Henry, car repairer C.P.R. Buckling, Philip, machinist E. H. Heap's Mill, h 401 Keefer. Budd. J., emp. R.C.P. Mills, rooms, 315 Cordova E. Budlong, Frank L., contractor, h. 150 8th ave. , „ Buleger, John, C.P.R., bds. Walker Hse. Buffalo Mining Co., of Slocan, Ltd.. Robertson Bros., agents. Bull, A. E., of Haris Sc Bull. bds. Leland. Buller, Miss Henrietta Francis, h. 1256 Pender. Butlen, Jas. R. G., clerk Bank of B. C, res. Beach ave. Bullivant & Co., Ltd., wire-rope and aerial tramway, Walter A. Anderson & Co., agents, Mackinnon building. Bullock, A. M., ins. agent. 827 Hamilton Bullock, C. C. purser SS. "Coquitlam/' Bullock, M. C, Mfg. Co., of Chicago, diamond drills, hoisting and mining machinery, E. H. Heaps & Co., agents, 506 Cordova. Bulluck, James, stonecutter, bds. Ottawa. Bundly, John, moulder, rear 416 Pender. Bundy, Geo., emp. B. O. I. W., h 416 Pender. ■ g , Bunt Edward, teamster, h 364 7th ave. Buntzen, Johannes, gen. manager B. O- El. Ry. Co., Ltd., h. 1369 Pender. HENDERSON'S BHTTTSH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Burritt, Bureh, Robt., teamster, Berry & Veitch. Burchell, E., operator C.P.R., bds. Le land. Burchell, Richard, 761 Thurlow. Burdick, A. D., carpenter, h. 756 Keefer. Burd. R. J., city editor Province, bds. Metropole. Burden, Richard, laborer, h 114 Lansdowne. Burdis, Wm. D., sec. D. Oppenheimer, h 900 Princess. Burdon, —., machinist, h 733 Beatty. Bureau, Harry, barber, 415 Cordova. Burfill, Thos., capt. Donny, h 75 Lome. Burge, Wm. C, switchman, C.P.R., h 239 Prior. Jtfurges, -Hugh, lumberman, bds. Columbia. Burgess, Charles, 239 Prior. Burgess, Harry T., sec. Almagated Engineers' Society, h 605 Himilton. Burgess, Harry, fitter C.P.R. Burgess, H. F., dentist, 22 Cordova, h. Burgess, John, lab., B.C.I. Works, h Burnaby. Burgess, Wm., teamster, h 245 Kefer.. Burham, Frank, bartender, Vancouver club. Burke, —., stonemason, h 534 Cambie. Burke, Alex., tobacconist h 1128 Pender. Burkett Frank,- jeweller, 105 Cordova, h 1321 Seymour. Burke. Henry James, cutter, 204 Alexander. Burke, James, longshoreman, h 537 Hornby. Burke, M. C. bartender. Criterion. Burke," Wm. W.. clerk Bailey Bros., h 1128 Pender. Burlingham, Edanirom J., shooting gallery. 203 Abbott, res. Hastings W. Burman, Wm., machinist, bds. Dougall House. Burmaster, L. R., bartender, New Fountain. Burnes, A. M.. reporter. Province, rooms, 411 Hastings E. Burnes, J. K, Great Norhern, bds. Leland. Burnes, Philip Co., Johnston Sc Burnett, agents.. Burnett, A., carpenter, h rear 719 Richards. Burnett, A., emp. Robinson & Hackett. Burnett, Charles, Beach ave., English Bay. Burnett Evan, moulder, B.C. I. Wks., bds. Mountain View. Burnett, Frank, of Johnson & Burnett. h. 1600 Robson. Burnett, Frank, Jr.. clerk Johnson & Burnett, h. 1600 Robson. Burnett, J. W.. brick mfr., 13th ave. Burnett Ralph, Pavelion Beach ave., English Bay. Burnett, Robert T., carpenter, h 1082 Hornby. Burns, A. A., of Boyd, Burns & Co., h 1260 Barclay. Burns, Chas., foreman mill R. C. P. M, bds. Grand View. Burns, E., contractor, h 1116 Haro. I BURNS, E. R. TORONTO. CIRCULAR, CROSS-CUT, BAND & SHINGLE SAWS. E. H. HEAPS A CO., Agents, BOG CORDOVA, Tel. 441., Bums, F. F., of Boyd, Burns & Co., hi 1260 Barclay. Burns, George H., bds. Regina. Burns, John, sr., 1260 Barclay. Burns, John, emp. R. C. P. M., h. 450jj 7th ave. Burns, John, jr., agent the B.A. Paiiffl Co.. 327 Water, h Granville, cor. Georgia. Bums, John W., barber, 43 Cordova B.: bds. Mountain View Hotel. BURNS, P., A. CO., MAINLAND MARKET, WH OLE SALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS, 36-38 CORDOVA. Burns, Wm., bartender Hotel Vancouver. Burns, Wm., shoemaker, 301 Hastings W., h 458 7th ave. Buroee, John, machinist, Letson & Bur-; pee, h 522 Alexander. Burnett, Evan, moulder B.C.I. Works, Mountain View. Burnett Percy H., app. C.P.R. Burpee, F. W., of Letson & Burpee, 522 Alexander. Burpee, George F., mining, h 1308 Haro. Burr, Alex., bartender, Savoy. Burrard Inlet Rowing Club, boat-house, off Seaton. Burrdy, Albert Charles, h 821 Campbell avei Burrett, H. D., dentist, 2301 Westminster ave. 1 Burrill, Milo, barber, 610 CordovaJM 533 Howe. Burris, S. C. h 541 Hamilton. Burris, S. 0., architect, Inns of Court. Burrit, Edmund, mattress maker, 508 Hastings, res 12th ave., Mount Pleas- Burritt. Burritt, Henry D„ dentist, 2403 Westminster. Burritt, Miss N. L., steno. Ceperly, Mackenzie & Rounsefell, res. 29 12th av E. Burritt, Nellie, clerk 400 Westminster. Burritt, Oscar, laborer, 29 12th ave. Burrow, Walter, teamster, 109 Cordova East. Burrows, James, lab., 810 Dunlevy. Burse, Wilson, carpenter, h 1022 Robson. Burt. Howard, teamster, Berry & Veitch Burtch, Ruben H., emp. Dom. Express Co., h 537 Robson. Burton & Blackstone, Dougal House hotel, 306 Abbott st. Burton, David, Burton & Blackstone, 312 Abbott st. Burton, H. F„ prop. Poodle Dog, 318 Cordova. Burton, James, stationery engineer C.P.R.. 14 Hastings E. Burton, Reginald, lab., 219 Keefer. Burwell, H. M., Garden, Hermon & Burwell, h Barclay, cor Denman. Burtwell, Robt. Thos., logger, h 1974 7th ave. Burvis, John, engineer C.P.R., h 761 Thurlow. Buscombe, Frederick, of James A. Skinner & Co., h 1227 Haro. Buscombe, George, traveller, J. A. Skinner Sc C" - h 117R- Tomnx. Buscombe, H. A., 1165 Robson. Bush, Arthur, H., horticulturist, h 525 6th ave. Bush, Charles, blacksmith, 104 Cordova East. Bushard. Thos., 1328 Seymour. Busher, N. H. emp. R.C.P. Mills. Bushnell, J. H., surveyor, 519 Hastings. 568 Hornby. Bushong. Ivan, safe agent an dJectric supplies, h 555 Hornby. Busier, J., cigarmaker, Mainland Cigar , Factory. Bususton, S. H., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Butchart, David, laborer, h 2451 Mani toba. Butcher, Fred., emp. B. C. S. R. 505 Cordova E. Butcher. John. emp. B C. Mills. Butcher, Ruben, laborer, 505 Cordova E. Butler. A. E., baggageman C. P. R- 625 Hamilton. Butler. Mrs. M. J., widow, h. 871 Granville. Butler. Thos. H„ detective, h. 836 Harris. Butterfield. Fred., teamster, 631 Cambie. ButtiropT. Ann'" T... |Jjjjjij&-d teacher. Central, h 938 Howe. Buttimer. Fred J., Brunswick Cane Co., h 938 Howe. Buttimer, George A., bookkeper Brunswick Cane Co., h 938 Howe. Buttler, M., captain, h 199 Keefer. Buttress, Joseph, laborer, h 408 Dunlevy ave. Buxton, D. A., Miss, clerk, h 536 Homer. i UXTON, J. M. & CO., FINANCIAL, MINING AND .REAL 619 GRANVILLE, Tel. 349. Buxton, James M., of J. M. Buxton & Co., h 1121 Georgia. Byas, P. B., broker, bds. Commercial Hotel. Byers, John, carpenter, 418 Gore ave. Byers, Mrs., 111,4 Westminster. Bynes, Joseph A., machinist, h 911 Princess. Byers, William, blacksmith, 956 Westminster ave. Bylow, Joseph, C.P.R., emp., h 1801 Westminster ave. Byrne, J. D.. provincial assayer and collector official, administrator, court house, res. 821 Howe. Caa, C. C, Royal Soap Co. .ABINET HOTEL. F. D. McLennan, prop., 170 Water. Cabinet Restaurant, Wm. James Law» rence 168 Water. Cady, T. J., h 635 Fifth ave. E. Cagoosh Creek Mines, Ltd., Robertson Bros, agents, 421 Granville. Cahill, T., emp. B. C. cooperage. h 560 8th ave. Cain. Chas. A., carpenter, h 841 Cambie Cain, W. J., shoemaker, 15 Cordova E., h 519 Richards. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Camp. Cains, James, laborer, C.P.R. Cairns, James, shoemaker, bds. Clarence Hotel. Calbeck, Walter, car repairer C.P.R. Calbick, Thos. F., city watchman, h 621 €th ave. Caldarone, Joseph, car repairer C.P.R- Calder, Alex., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 1122 Alberni. Calder, Alex., C. P. R., employment agt, 624 Cordova. , Calder, Daniel, helper C.P.R. Calder, Daniel, fireman C.P.R. Calder, George, builder and contractor, 1123 Barclay. Calder, George, carpenter, h 1123 Barclay. Caldwell. See also Coldwell. Caldwell. Joseph A., real estate, h 335 Powell. Calder, Wm. C.P.R. baggage, h 1122 A Iherni. Caldwell, Ere, Mrs., wid. Chas. A., h 1.°-3 8th ave. Caldwell, George, emp. Robinson & Hackett Victoria, cor. 8th ave. Caldwell, John, Alex., carpenter, h. 737 Keefer. Cnldwell, John D.. emp. Robinson & Hackett, h 737 Keefer. Caldwell, J. D., emp. Robinson & Hackett. Caldwell. Wm. S., accountant Royal Soap Co., Ltd.. h 237 Princess. Ca. ley, Ernest, lab., El. Ry., h. Comox. Caledonian fire insurance co.. a. a. boak a co., general agents, 515 hastings w. C-i^donian Wire Rope Co., Andrie, Scotland, Christie & May, agents. Callaghan, Ernest, emp. Clark & Stewart, h 617 Cambie. Calhahan, j George, canneryman, bds. Columbia. Callahan, Geo., bookkeeper, llth ave. Callahan, James; agent, h. llth ave. C.-illan. John, contractor, bds. Columbia. Galland, T. H. & Co., brokers, 623 Hastings. Calland, T. H.. of T. H. Galland & Co, h. 1132 Barclay. Callev, Alex., bds. Leeland. Caley. Ernest, clerk B. C. Elec. Ry., res. 137 Landsdown. Callister, John, carpenter, 116 Westminster ave. Calori. A. G„ of Calori Bros., Powell. '■ps Europe Hotel. Cnlori Bros., props. Europe Hotel. Pow ell st. *•! ' Calori, Joseph, of Calori Bros., 47 Pew- ell. Callow, John, contractor and builder; j 538 Richards. Calumete Syndicate, Ltd., A. P. Jud« atty., Inns of Court. Cambie, C, acct. Canadian Bank of Commerce, res. Vancouver Club. Cambie, D., clerk C.P.R., h 777 Honfl Cambie,' H. B., clerk Bank of Montrenf res 1030 Georgia. Cambie, H. J., chief engineer C. P. B, h 1030 Georgia. Camera Club, J. Williams, Pres., 4k Hastings. Cameron, —., emp. Wm. Tytler L Co. Cameron, Allen, asst. general freight': agent C.P.R., h 1163 Georgia. -- Cameron, Allan, mill man, h. 1022 Nelson. Cameron, A. W., engineer Fire Hall No. 2, h Granville, cor. Georgia. - Cameron, Chris., emp. R.C.P. Mills, bds. j 210 Westminster. Cameron, Donald J., machinist, 8 Front Cameron. Donald N., emp. h 1312 Granville. Cameron, Duncan, clerk, bds. Keefelf cor. Campbell ave. Cameron, D., emp. Armstrong & Mot-.; rison, h 79 Front E., Mt. Peasant. : Cameron, Florence, teacher, Voge.fa Commercial College, h 319 BamardH Cameron, G. A., motorman. bds. Hotel Europe. Cameron, Hugh, bds. Metropole. CameroD, James F., laborer, h 648 Cordova E. Cameron. John, emp. Scotch Bakery, h 285 14th ave. Cameron, John D.. miner, h 926 Keefer. Cameron, Joseph W., 425 Princess. Cameron, J., engineer R. C. P. M. Cameron, L.. laborer, bds. Revere Honsn Cameron, Malcolm, logger, h. rear 939 Keefer. Cameron. Max. J., clerk, A. E. Law & Co.. 919 Pender. Cameron, Miss L„ .clerk res. Strathcona Block. Cameron. Mrs.. J. D., wid., h. 319 Bnn ard. Cameron, Nichol, barber, 212 Abbott, h 1310 Granville. Cameron, R.. tel oper C. P. R. h 1328 Seymour. Cameron. R, emp. Hendrson Bros., h. Ill, 8th ave. if Cameron, W. G. Steam Dye Works. 417 Cordova. , . I Cameron. W. H., clerk, 417 Granville, b 700 Homer. Camp Hewitt Mining and Milling Co., head office, Vernon, 419 Hastings. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 635 Camp. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Campbell. Camp McKinney Mines, Ltd., J. G. Banfield, pres.; R. B. Ellis, sec'y, 607 Hastings W. Campbell, —., carpenter, 67 Hastings E. Campbell, —., C.P.R., bds. Louvre. Campbell, Alex., laborer, h 414 Cordova E. Campbell, A., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Campbell, A. C, compositor World, h 624 Granville. Campbell, A. D.. clerk Van. Hardware Co., h 735 Seymour. Campbell, A. H., boat builder, 1213 Hornby. Campbell, A. O.. mgr. Vancouver Hard- Ware Co., h. 711 Broughton. Campbell & Bennett, barbers, 307 Cambie. Campbell, Chas. S., printer Province, h 722 Homer. Campbell, Colins S., prov. -constable, Court-house, res, S54 Granville. Campbell, C. M.T grocer, 231 Abbott. Cambell, David F?,' prop. B. C. El. Construction Co., 3 arcade h., 733 Hamilton. Campbell, Donald, lab., bds. 160 Water. Campbell, Duncan A., teamster, 538 Cambie. Campbell, D. J., grocer 231 Abbott, Campbell, D. K, contractor, h. 802 Keef er. Campbell, Duncan W., contractor, •%. 1229 Hornby. Campbell, Ed., 301 Hastings, h. 817 Hamilton. Campbell, Edwin T_, Cleeve Canning Co. Campbell, Ester, wid. Robt., 1033 Westminster. Campbell, R., bookkeeper, 120 Water, h 1213 Hornby. Campbell, E. H, furniture, 101 Powell. Campbell, Findlay, Armstrong '& Morrison, bds. Acadia. Campbell, Fred, emp. 507 Hastings, h. 1033 Westminster ave. Campbell. F. C, clerk.. Fit Reform, h Richards. Campbell, George, builder, h 418 Princess. Campbell, Gregor, warehouseman, 1001 Richards. Campbell. Gregor L.. clerk 1001 Richards. Ormnbell, G. D., emp. R.C.P. Mills. C> mpbell, Haldon A., h. 1229 Hornby. Campbell, Howard, teamster, 120 Water, ! h 1129 Hornby. C AMPBELL, I. GLEN, M.D., OFFICE 542 GRANVILLE ST., PHONE 785. VANCOUVER FLORAL CO., i Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, II BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. tO. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager Campbell, Hugh E., fireman No. 1 ha I h. 615 Homer. Campbell, James McL., carpenter, bds. 403 Powell. Crippbell, James, hack-driver, F. S. Lee. Campbell, James A., driver, h 1129 Hornby. Campbell, John, barber, bds. Dougall House. Campbell, John, clerk, room 161 Hastings E. Campbell, John Wm., fireman No. 1 hall, h. 1389 Howe. Campbell, John B., storage, h 234 Georgia. Campbell, John D., motorman, bds. Russ House. Campbell, John K., tailor, h 246 Georgia Campbell, John J., clerk, 173 Hastings E Campbell, John J., barber, 137 Cordova, h 404 Georgia. Campbell, Johseph, carpenter, rms. 67 Hastings E. Campbell, J. G., tailor, 325 Cambie, h. 1133 Barclay. • Campbell, J. J., of Bennett & Campbell, h Seymour. Campbell, J. K., tailor, 1135 Barclay. Campbell, J. M., supt. B. C. El. Ry., h. 1114 Alberni. M Campbell. J. W., Fireman, Nol Hall, h 1389 Howe. . WM-i Campbell, K., clerk, 301 Hastings, h. 817 Hamilton. , __,_ Campbell, Louis O, journalist, h o27 Hamilton. Campbell, Mclver, capitalist, 1024 R«- Campbell, Milton D., emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. Campbell, Miss E. J., Van. Hardware Co. Campbell. Miss Mary, dressmaker, 417 Pender. Campbell, Neil, laborer, No. 1, rear 719 Richards. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Canadian, Ijffi mku Campbell, Peter, carriagemaker, h 637 Howe. Campbell, Peter C, h. Caroline, cor. 7ta ave. E. Campbell, Peter G., blacksmith, res. 6.L9 Howe. Campbell. P. H., 613 Homer. Campbell, Rodk. B & S., dealer, Hast- ingB, h. 817 Hamilton. Campbell, Rod, Jr., of Rod C. & Son. res. Strathcona Blk. Campbell, Rod & Son, Rod, Sr., & Rod, Jr.), bootsand shoes, 301 Hastings W • Campbell, T. D., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Campbell, T. A., clerk C.P.R. offices. Campbell, Wm., builder, h 418 Princess. Campbell, Wm., salesman, Johnston, Kerfoot & Co., h 710 Seymour. Cumpbell, Wm. A., of T. J. Smith Sc Co., res. 1009 Burrard. Campbell, W. A., emp. B.C. Mills. Campbell, ,Wm. W., h 215 Westminster ave. Campion, J. W., sec,-treas. B. C. I. W., h. 1186 Barclay. ' |ANADA ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CO A. A. BOAK A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 515 HASTINGS. Canada Life Assurance Co.. C. A. Le*t agent, Homer. /p* AN AD A PERMANENT LOAN A SAV- INGS COMPANY. CES ARE J. MAR ANI, GENERAL AGENT FOR B.C. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Canadian-American Mtg. & Trust Co.. Ltd., G. T. Legg 616 Granville. Canadian and American Gold Mining and Dev. Co., T. J. Smith, sec'y, 41.9 Hastings, head office Peachland. ANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, H. H. MORRIS MANAGER, 407 GRANVILLE. Canadian Development Co., Ltd., Yukon Steamers, 226 Cambie. ANADIAN (TUe) FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, C. H. MACAULAY, General Agent. Mmm 611 HASTINGS ST. CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIMITED, ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. HENRY PIM, AGT., 606 GRANVILLE, Canadian Mutual Loan & Ins. Co. (To. ronto), Franklin & Davidson, agenfc, 115 Hastings E. f& ANADIAN OILED CLOTHING CO., PORT HOPE, ON!^B JOHN LECKIE, Agent, 538 GRANVILLE. Canadian Pacific Accommodation Co, house furnishing, 837 Granville, A. B Grossman mgr. Canadian Pacific Land & Mtg. Co., Ltd., the B. O. L. & I Agency, •M agents, cor Homer and Hastings.^ Canadian Pacific Lumber Co., of Port Moody, M. J. McLennan, mgr., SpiggB Mill. ANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, Si GENERAL OFFICES AND DEPOT FOOT OF GRANVILLE ST. R. MARPOLE, Gen'l Superintendent. Geo. McL. Brown, executive agent : James D. Townley, asst. to gen. supt H. J. Cambie, C.E., chief engineer, Wm. Downie, supterintendent J. Goodfellow, chief train despatches Lacey R. Johnson, master mechanic W. F. Salsbury, local treasurer. A. J. Dana, asst. purchasing agent. W. H. Forrest, townsite agent. AUan Cameron, asst. gen. freight agtl E. J. Coyle, asst. gen. passenger agt. Hillier, J. J., baggage agents Jas. Sclater, depot ticket agent. C ANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS. J. A. FULLERTON, Sl-ips-husbandi FOOT OF GRANVILLE. ANADIAN PACIFIC TELEGBAPB JAMES WILSON, Superintendent THOS. M. Q.UIGLEY, Local M«?r. 646 GRANVIMJ3 (new offices).HASTINGS, bt. HOME* A RICHARDS. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 637 Canadian. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Carnhan. CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSFER CO (Thomas Veitch, manager.) CARRALL, Cor. ALEXANDER, PHONE 523. Canadian Pacific Backing Co., Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Canadian (the) Railway Accident Ins. Co., Stanley, Henderson, gen. agent, McKinnon building. CANADIAN RUBBER CO., MONTREAL, Q.UE. JOHN LECKIE, A«ent, 538 GRANVILLE. Canadian Trading Stamp Co., G. E. Morgan, mgr., 500 Cordova. Canadian Viavi Co., 433 Granville. Canall, W. J., chief engineer, Inns of Court, res. Commercial Hotel. Canavan, Sam, emp. Waterworks, 123 Hastings E. ANE, G. F., BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. De BECK BLOCK, 338 HASTINGS W. RES. 8TH AVE., COR. BIRCH. Canessa, John, fisherman, cabin nr. Granville bridge. Canfield, Edward, emp. Vancouver Mill, h 826 Powell. Canfield, Peter, engineer Vancouver Mill, h 826 Powell. Cannan, James, prop. Sherman House, 332 Water st. Cannessa, J., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. h near Granville Bridge. Canning, John, books & stationery, 712 Granville, h 1333 Howe. Canning, J. A., mgr. G. A. Allan, 606 Hamilton. Cannon, James, prop. Sherman House. Canonica, Louis, Beatty Lane. Canton Insurance offiee, Ltd., of Hongkong, H. Bell-Irving & Co., agent1*, Cordova. Cao, C. C, emp. Royal Soap Co. Cao. Rico, clerk, 417 Granville, h Hast- nigs. nfli Capilano S. S., Union S. S. Co., agent*. CAPLE, N. A CO., booksellers and stationers, 517 Hast- :;ings W. Caple, INorman, of N. Caph <L Co., h. 1025 Nelson. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS m Headquai tws for Commercial Travellers NANAIMO, B. C. booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Capp, Thos. R., R.C.P. Mills, h 657 Harris. Cappill, A., laborer, cor. Grove and Jackson. Carbonate Mountain M. Co., Ltd., Band Bros, agents. Carden, Walter Ernest, builder, h 881 Hamilton. Cinder, —., carpenter, h 315 Georgia. Cardonagh Mines Co., Ltd., Rand Bros. agents. Cardone, Felix, barber, 619 Gr«ve. Carelyle, Bliss, lab., bds. Sunnyside. Careoll, Alfred, bricklayer, bds. Acadia. Carey, Leon, asst stenographer World. h 829 Homer. Cargill, Edward C, of the William Tytler Lumber Co., res. 236 Campbell ave., also Armstrong, B.C. Cargill, W., notary public, rts. 316 Dunlevy ave. Cargill, W., inland rev., h. 316 Dunlevy Cariboo Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd.. J. M. Browning pres., Granville. Carlisle, B., prop. Imperial, 133 Water. Carlisle, J. H., chief fire dept,, h. 1215 Robson. Carlisle Canning Co., 47 Inns of Court Carlson, Eric, engineer No. 2, h 220. Keefer. Carlson, Eris, amp. Redcross Brewery, Ji. 612 Prior. Carlyle, Geo. D., engineer C.P.R. h 1310 Hornby. mm Carlyle, George D., loc. foreman, h 1310 Hornby. Carman, C. A., agent, Ferguson block. Carman, C. A., traveller Smith, Mackay &Co. Carmichael, Chas., emp. Savoy. h 308 Dunsmuir. Carmichael, Chas., steamboatman, 308 Dunsmuir. Carmichael, John A., candy maker, rear 24 Hastings. Carnahan, J., scavenger, h 244 Keefer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cassidy, ' Carnsew, Walter H, of R. D. KLmmon. & Co., 623 Hastings W., h. 1C06 Rod son. Camwath. Chas., tallyman Robinson & Hack^vtt, h. nr. Bridge. Carpenter, Thos., Balmoral Hotel. Carr, Frank, bds. Arlington. Carr, George Sidney, bookbinder, em; News-Advertiser, h 823 Dunsmuir. Carr, George Philip, Letter carrier, n. h. 823 Dunsmuir. Carr, Geo. Philip, letter carrier, h 823 Dunsmuir. Carr, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. 889 Hornby. Carr, Thomas, emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 223 Barnard. Carrall, Parker, blk.'s helper C.P.R. h 817 Richards. Carroll, J. W., civil engineer, bds. Commercial Hotel. Carrier, A., at Scurry Bros., 229 Abbot* Campbell ave. Cnrriere, Michael, lab., 891 Prior. Carrier, _.., teamster, Champion Sc White Carroll, B . emp. Armstrong & Morrison. h 817 Richards. f>ARROLL, JOHN T., PHYSICIAN, 803 HOWE. Carrall, J. W., stableman McRae Bros. 600 Georgia. Carroll, Miss C, 889 Hornby. Carrall, Parker, h 1215 Robson. 'Carroll, Wm. G., butter maker, h Dufferin. Carroll, Wm. J., butter maker, h. 344 5th ave. Carron, Joseph, brewer's help, Stanle" Park Brewery, h Chilco. Carscallan, Peter, waiter, Oyster Ba^ restaurant, h 23 Hastings. Carser, Miss E., teacher, East End School. Carson, John, mechanic, bds. Regina. Carson, Mrs., wid., Wm., 410 Cordon* Carson, William John, mechanic, 34 10th ave. Carter, Albert E., Carter Bros., h. 608 Princess. Carter Bros., builders and coafacto**, office 610 Princess. Carter, Charles, bricklayer, h 608 Princess. Carter, Charles H., lumberman, h. 27 Barnard. Carter, C. C, clerk, 541 Hastings, res. 627 Barnard. Carter, Emily, wid. Samuel B., h *9k Princess. Carter, James H., laborer C.P.R. CarteT, John, h. 1040 Pender. Carter, John Lewis, prop. Carter Houst 154 Water. Carter, Thos., clerk H. B. Co., h. Burrard. Carter, T. P., agent, 334 Hastings, h 720 Hamilton. Carter, Wm., clerk, b 609 Hamilton. Carter, William,- salesman 34 Cordova, h. 605 Hamilton. Carter, W. R., cook, 208 Carroll, h. 8ti ave., Fairview. Carthew, John A., B.C. Mills, bds. Leland Hotel. Cartwright, Fred, res. 912 Westmins+ert Cartwright, G., emp. R.C.P. Mills h 33 Ninth ave. Cartwright, Henry, coppersmith, h 38 9th ave. Cartwright, H., Customs, h 33 Ninth av. Cartwright, Wm., plasterer, h 33 9th]OT Cary, George, contractor, h. 829 Homer. Casher, Chris, cooper h 520 Pender Casher, Ernest, R.C.P. Mills, h 520 Pender. Casher, Fred, R.C.P. Mills, h 520 Pender. Casher Man-, wid. Chas . h 520 Penior, Cassel Gold Extracting Co., Ltd., 717 Pender. Casselman, Cecil, harnessmaker, 919 Cordova E. Casselman, Clifford, 919 Cordova E. Casselman, Ransom, saddler, 322 Oar- rall. h. 919 Cordova E. Cassiar, Cariboo & Kootenay Minicf Co., 161 Cordova, B. B. Johnston, sec Cassidy. Edwin V., clerk grocery store, h 125 12th ave. Crssidy, George, mgr. cannery, h fiw Burrard. pASEMENT A CREERY, ^,/ SPECIAL AGENTS. STANDARD LIFE ASS. CO., OF EDINBURGH, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MINING AND FINANCIAL BROKERS, 432 CORDOVA. Casement Roger, of Casement Sc Creery res. 716 Burrard. Casgrove, Robt., emp. C.P.R. Cassidy, Herbert F., teamster, h 520 Cordova. Cassidy. Thos.. store 441 Powell. cor. Harris & Heatley. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 339 Casteel. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Chapman. Casteel, W. H., carpenter, bds. 160 Water. Castle, T. K., emp. B.C. Mills. h 534 Westminster ave. Caswell, Rich. H., Produce, h 24 lit''. Gates, Andrew Jackson, shipwright, ii 233 6th ave E. Cates, Charles H, Cates & McD.rmott, h. Cordova E. cor. Cari ave. Cates, Joseph, printer, bds. Dougall Hse. Cather, Michael, laborer C.P.R., h 119 Cordova E. Cattell, Christopher, upholsterer, 725. Hastings, h. 1023 Robson. Gates, Geo., boat builder, Alexander water front. Catholic Church (R.C), Rev. Father J. W. McTucker, Richards, cor. Dunsmuir Caton, Arthur, emp. C.P.R. shops. Caulfield, Edward, engineer,-Wm. Tytler Lumber Co., h 826 Powell. Caulfield, Peter, engineer Wm. Tytler Lumber Co., h 826 Powell. Cavaghini, G., porter, Europe Hotel. Cavin, Arthur, emp. Savoy, rooms 225 Abbott. Cawker, Richard, fireman, Royal City mill, h 1301 Seymour. Cawker, Samuel, teamster, Vancouver Transfer Co., h 540 Cambie. Cawker, Thos., foreman, Vancouver Trans. Co. Cawley (Francis Howard) & Fov\ler (Arthur Lincoln) carriagemakers(, 148 Hastings F. Cawley, Frank, painter, 24 Hastings h 621 Westminster ave. Cayoosh Creek Mines, Ltd., Robertson Bros., agents, 421 Granville. Cedar Cove Mills, Heap & Co., props., Powell and Water Front. ENTER A HANNA, G. L. Center, John J. Hanna, UNDERTAKERS, 47 CORDOVA. Center, Geo. L., of Center & Hanna, 530 Georgia. CENTRAL FISH MARKET. wholesale and retail, A. M. Ty»on, 114 Cordova. Central Hardware, Wagner & Co. Columbia, cor. Hastings E. Central Hotel, Newland & Farren. 42 Codorva. EPERLEY, H. T., PRES. CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE A ROUNSEFELL, LTD., Re«. 1108 GEORGIA. || TI3_:_E- O EPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL AGTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Central school, Hamilton, bet. Pender & Dunsmuir. Cetti, Andrew, emp. H. S. M. h 628 Powell. Chamberlain, R., emp. El. Ry. h. 152 Front. Chalde cott, A. H. acountant, 536 Hastings, res. 1128 Seaton. Chalde cott, F. M. barrister, 536 Hastings, res 1128 Seaton. Chalkley, Alfred, emp. Elec. Ry., h 907 AVestminster. Chamberlain, Robt.,' carpenter C.P.R., h 56 Front. Chamberlain, Robert S., electrician Elec. Rv.. h 459 Prior. Chambers. Arthur, emp. H B.&C, h 617 Hamilton. Chapman, Ernest, app. C.P.R. Chambers, Henry farmer, 732 Richard. Chambers, Henry D., car repairer C.P.R Chalmers, James, clerk, h 411 Hasting* E. Chambers J., miner bds Cosmopolitan. Chambers, Rich., emp. B.C. Mills. Chambers, Wm., Gross & McNeill. Champion, S. K.. of Champion & White, b 935 Westminster ave. Champion Wharf. Champion & White, 935 Westminster. CHAMPION A WHITE, Coal, wood and building materials, 52' Dupont. Phone 18. Channe the) Mining Co., Ltd. Sevmour. Chaoman. —.. laborer, h 533 Hamilton. Chapmann. Alvin, plasterer, bds. Clarence Hotel. BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 CITY OF A'ANCOUVER. ChurehjH Chapman, Arthur, billiard-marker, Hotel Vancouver. Chapman, Arthur, cabin in rear of 516 Richard. Chapman, Chas., waiter, 309 Carroll. Chapman, Edward, of Page Ponsford Bros., h. 7th ave. Fairview. Chanman. Ed., waiter, Roval, h 411 Abbott. Cham-ian, E. J., cook, 121 Powell Chapman, Frank, teamster, h 525 Richards. Chapman. Oeorge, emp P..G.P. Mills. Chapman, Harry, h.550 Howe. Chapman, H., teamster, 23 Water. Chapman J. G., carpenter. C.P.R., Clarence Hotel. Chanman, J. AY., woodturner, R.C.P Mills, h 326 Cordova. Chapman, Miss E., dry goods, 873 Granville. Chapman, Miss R., ast. at Orphanage, 7th ave. Chapman.. R., laborer, bds. Oriental. Chapman! Wm., prospector, h 532 Carrall. Channis, Clair, 152 Dupont. Chappel, Thos. B., clerk,. H. B. Co. Chardon Chas. M., contractor, 818 Richards. Charles William, tallyman, H. S. M. h. 809 Princess. CHARLESON, DONALD B. contractor, 417 Hastings W., h. 918 Pender. kHARLESON, PERCY W. PRIVATE BANKER AND BROKER 417 Hastings W., h. 918 Pender, butchers, >9 Charlesworth Sc Co. Granvile. Charles, J. L., miner, bds. 351 Carrall. ! Charlesworth, James W., butcher, h. 528 Church. Charlton, Mathew, bds. Waverley Hotel. Charman, Miss E.. dry goods, 817 Granville. Chamock, Geo. H., ins. agt., 415 Hasten srs. h 1200 Seymour. Charters, John, carpenter, 1788 Haro. Chase, Geo. M., carpenter, h. 843 Keefer. "Chase, Jeremiah, fireman. 44 6th ave. Chenly. S.. emp. R.C.P.M. Chenoweth, John, carpenter, h 711 Hamilton. Cherrill. Arthur, climber, telephons company. 1123 Permonr. Cherrill. Geo.. ' fireman. S.S. Tartar, h. Cherrv. Tsanc. D.. lab.. 536 Grove. Chester. Sidney longshoreman, 1048 Westminster ave. Chicago Board of Trade, Frank S. Taggart Sc Co., agents, 417 Hastings. Chiffence, Fred, emp. H. S. M. h. 740 Princess. Child, C. R., gardener, h 2459 Columbia. Child, Nicholas, emp. Alexandria Brewery, h 9th ave. cor. Columbia. Childs, James, jr., emp. R.C.P Mhls. Childs, J., emp. R. C.P Mills. h 2457 Columbia. Chilkoot Ry. & Trans. Co., 417 Granville Cinabar Mining Co., of B. C, Ltd., F. H Innes Co., Ltd. Chilean Consulate, M. P. Morris, consul, general, 532 Cordova. Chinese Mission (Christ Church), 721 Pender. ^HINESE DIRECTORY, See at end of Vancouver. Chinese Board of Trade, 5 Dupot Chipman, J. E., commission, 17 Water, res. Georgia. Chisholm, A., teamster, Weeks & Robson, h 1020 Hornby. Chisholm, A. H., engineer str. Capilano, U.S.S. Co. Chisholm, Geo., C.P.R. brakesman, 410 Cordova. Chisolm, John T., salesman, 913 Howe. Chisholm, W. S., lab., bds. Cabinet. Cholditch, John, h 527 Burrard. Christie, Wallace, of C. & May, h Beach ave.. English Bay. Christian Science Dispensary, 542 Gram ville. Christian, Valentine, h 618 Georgia... Christianson. Jacob bds. 157 Cordov.i E. Christenson, Chistopher, engineer str. Dreadnought. Christenson, John Mgr. Imperial Syrup. Co.. b 526 Powell. Christ Church, Rev. Norman L. Tucker, rector, Burrard, cor Georgia. Christian. Meeting House, 518 Cordova. Christie. H.. emp. RCP. Mills. Christie, James, carpenter, h 631 B'ch- ards. Christie, J. M., painter, 22 Cordova. I CHRISTIE A MAY, (Wallace Gardner Christie and Arthur Percy May). wholesale and retail dealers In Hardwood Lumber, 869 GranvilB| Phone 716. Christie, AVallaco Gardner of Chris*!-. Sc May. h Beach ave., English Biy. I Chubb, Frank, plumber, 210 Cambie, bds. 154 Water. Church, Charles J.. 7th ave.. Fairview. Church, AVm.. carpenter, h 717 Haml'trtS \ Church of England GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. 641 Clarkew CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Ven Edwyn, S. W. Pentreath, B.D., Archdeacon of Columbia, res. 1601 Barclay. Christ Church, Rev. Nor man L. Tucker, rector, Burrard cor. Georgia. St. James, Rev. H. G. F. Clinton, rector. Cordova E., cor. Gore ave. St. Paul's, Rev. H. J. Underhill, rector. Hornby. St. Michael's, Rev. J. Irvine, rector. Westminster ave., Mt. Pleasant. Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Rev. Father James M. McGuckin, O.M.I., D.D., parish priest, Richards, cor. Dunsmuir. / Churl, George, h 1055 Howe. Cinnabar Mining Co., of B.C., C. C. Bennett, sec'y, McKinnon Building. City Grocery, 450 Westminster. f^ITY DIRECTORY, ^ PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., Ltd., L. G. HENDERSON, Local Mgr. City Hospital, McEwan Morton D., house surgeon, cor. Cambie and Pen- deiv. CITY HOTEL. G. B. Scuitto, 49 Powell. CITY OF VANCOUVER. CIVIC OFFICES. WESTMINSTER AVE., COR. HASTINGS EAST. J, F. GARDEN, MAYOR. City Clerk, Thos. F. McGuigan. Treasurer, Assessment Com. and Tax Collector, G. F. Baldwin. Accountant, W. Cowderoy. Auditor, Stanley James. City Solicitor, A. St. G. Hamersley. City Engineer, Thos. H. Tracy. Assistant Engineer, A. K. Stuart. Sec. of Waterworks, F. W. Boultbee. Police Magistrate, J. A. Russell. a Chief of Police, J. M. Stewart. Chief of Fire Dept., J. H. Carlisle. Health Officer, Dr. I. M. Maclean. Health-Plumbing Inspector, R. Marrion. License and Milk Inspector, J. T. Brown. Revenue Tax Collector, W. Sutherland. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S, Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. 0 Telephone 429. City of Vancouver Building Society's Geo. H. Geary, secy., 7 Hastings EL Classen, Gerhard, grocer, 301 Westminster, h 719 Hastings E. Claassen, Peter O. clerk, 719 Hasting, East. Clasg. Arthur, driver. No. 1 Hall. Ciair, Georjte, bartender, Balmoral, .(.••> 66 Cordova. Clair, G., bartender, 2 Cordova. Clair, Mrs., 66 Cordova. Clandenning, James, contractor, 825 Westminster. Clandenning John, foreman Ward 3, h. 509 Powell. Olanson, AVm., saw-filer, h 549 Keefer. Clanperton, John, emp. B.C. Mills. h 426 Keefer. Clarence Hotel, F. Foubert, prop., 602 Pender. Clark, —., 1033 AVestminster. Clark, Alexander emp. Thos Kirk- patrick's Mill, h Powell. Clark, Chas., crockery and fancy- goods, 136 Cordova, h. 1185 Nelson. Clark, C, emp. B.C.S.R. Clark, Donald M., driver, 2436 Westminster. Clark. Donald, teamster, Wm. Duffy 370 7th ave. Clark. D., emp. R.C.P. Mills. h 370 Seventh ave. E. Clark, D.D.. bds. Carter House. Clark. D. M., emp.. R.C.P. Mills. Clarke, E.. emn. Armstrong & Morrison. Clark. E. J., 1169 Robson. Clark. Fred., candy maker, 737 Hamilton Clark. Fred., car. rep. O. P. R., h Fairview. Clark. F. S.. clerk, 160 Cordova, h. 1543 Robson. Clark, Geo., barber. 306 Carroll, h. Clarke. George, teamster Klondike Htl. Clark. Geo. C. lab.. 657 9th ave. E. Clark. Guy H., student, h 917 Hornoy. Clarke. G., emn. Armstrong & Morrison. 10 Hastings W. II 42 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Clegg. Clarke, Harold C, of Clarke & Stuart | » «V^-S? Weeks & Robs^ ©SflSbSt Lee, prop. Turkish Baths CM,Wm„ grocer, 706 Seymour, re, _ a. O — «ntT I _T* 1 _ 1 TTT _'"! ___._»• ■*- _J . at Savoy. Clark, Jack, driver, 122 Cordova. Clark, James, h 917 Seymour. Clarke, James W., stat. engineer, h 88^ Seymour. Clark, Jane, wid. Charles, h 1185 Neison. Clark. John, emp. McLennan & McFeely, h 1225 Richards. Clarke, John, printer, News-Advertiser, h 1012 Haro. Clark, John, Manitoba, cor. 12th ave. Clarke, John F., grocer, Westminsttr ave. Mt. Pleasant. Clark, John F., carpenter, h 141 10th av. Clarke, Joseph, grocery, h 400 7th ave. Clark, J. G„ mechanic. 137 Lansdowne. Clark, J. M., h 1024 Hornby. Clark & McNeil, Turkish Baths, Com- merical Hotel. Clark, Mrs. E., grocer, 400 7th ave. Clark, Mrs. J. A., crockery and glassware, 144 Cordova, h 1185 Nelson. Clark, M. F., wid. George, h Davie, cor. Seymour. Cinrk, Nicholas S., mine supt., h 1116 Haro. Clark, N. F., Mrs., dressmaker, h 15 Clark, Peter, blacksmith, 69 Cordova E., 370 7th ave. Clark. Robt., men's furnishings, 224 Oat ra , h. Cordova E. Clark, Robert G., stonemason, h 547 Cordova E. Clark, R. B„ M.D., Electro Medical Institute, h 911 Howe. LARK & STUART, IJbooksellers, STATIONERS, and JOB PRINTERS. 28 CORDOVA STREET. PIANOS ORGANS AND MUSIC, 704 GRANVILLE ST. Clark. R. W., traveller, 137 Water, r?» 328 Melville. Clark, Samuel, logger, bds. 20 Water. Cla'-k, Thos. Joseph, lab., cabin 532 Car- rail. Clark, T., messenger Supt. office C.P.R.. 917 Seymour. Clark, Wm., drag clerk, 600 Granville, h. 1036 Pender. Clark, Wm., of Lobell & Clark, 148 Hastings K. Clark, Wm.. boiler maker, h, llf 219 Cordova E. Clark, Wm. C, electrician, bds. Di\. monico. Clark, AVm. K., com. merchant, 12,1 Water, h 737 Hamilton. Clark. W, emp. Armstrong & Morrison h 219 Cordova E. Clark, W. F., painter, h 64 6th ave. Clark. W. K., emp. Cold Storage, h 737 Hamilton-. Clark, W A., Ceylon Tea Co., h 2632 Columbia. OLARKSON. CROSS A HELLIWELL, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, 519 HASTINGS WEST. Clarkson, Bert, clerk, 601 Hastings W., bds. 607 Pender. Clarkson, Francis, 625 Smithe. Clarkson, Francis, h. 900 Granville. Clarkson, James, emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. Clarkson, Joseph, of Clarkson & Mayn., h. 607 Pender. Clarkson (Joseph) & Mayne (Thos. W.l, painters, 607 Pender. Claussen, William, saw filer, h 549 Keefer st. Clay, C, asst, millwright, emp. B. C. f. R. Co., h 112 Westminster. Clav, Joseph, bootblack. 229 .bbott Clay. J. A., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Cl.iv, Mrs. E. F.. wid., 112 Westminster. Clayton, A. W., h 12th ave. Clayton, Ed„ grocer, 900 Westminster. h 208 Prior. Clayton, Isaac, stevedore, res. "W- 1623 Alberni. Clayton, Robert, lab., bds. Golden Gate. Cleary, Frank J., miner, h 1788 Haro. Cleary, Mary, wid. Samuel, h 1788 Hard Cleave. S. W, druggist, Arcade, h 811 Granville. G UEEVE CANSHNG AND COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LTD., D. W. SHEEHAN, Loeal Maaaflfer PENDER AND CARRALL. Phone 434. ALSO NEW WESTMINSTER. Cieaver, John Gilbert, conlectioner, renr 413 Abbott. Cleeve, Harvoy, bds. Golden Gate. Clegg, Arthur, fireman No. 1 hall, h. 550 Howe. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Cleland. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cleland, Alex., teamster, h. 729 Hamilton. Cleland,' Wm., dyer, h 528 Seymour. Clem, Fred, prop. Gold House, 64 Water. Clem, Lome, bds. 64 Water. Clemens, H., emp. B.C. Mills. Clement, Wm., carpenter, h 828 Keefer. Clements, A. F., tailor, 66 Cordova. Clements, George, merchant tailor, Hastings W„"also Winnipeg. Clements, Geo., jr., mgr. for Geo. Clements, Hastings W. Clements, Mrs. A., wid., h. 1037 Melville Clements, Sarah, wid. John, h 587' Howe Clements, S. J., tailor, 66 Cordova. Clemes, Mrs. A., bds. Carter House. Clendenning, John, 509 Powell. -, LEVELAND, ERNEST A., |j SURVEYOR, 519 HASTINGS. h 326 Cordova E. Cleveland, James, -carpenter, 248 Princess. Cleveland, Nathan, millwright, h. 326 Cordova E. Cleveland, Arch, Clerk 248 Princers. Cliff, Albert E., engineer C.P.R. Cliff, A. A., ry. mail clerk, bds. Leland hotel. , Cliff. Miss, steno. B.C. El. Ry., res. 1217 Burrard. Cliff Gold Mining Co.,. Ltd., Harrison Lake, 139 Cordova. Clifford, James, engineer C.P.R., h 700 ' Cambie. Clifford, James, fireman, C.P.R., h 1217 Richards. Clifton, Harry, barber, 229 Abbott. Clifton, Harry, waiter Royal, bds. Bould. | Cline, Albert Edward, carpt., h 670 Barnard. Cline, Frederick, cook,' h 522 Richards. Cline, John, bafler, rms. 519 Gore ave. Cline, Wm., sr.,. carpenter, h 670 Barnard. Cline, Wm. Henry, jr., carpenter, h (570 Barnard. Clinton, Rev. H. G. F., rector St. James. 309 Cordova E. Clode, John, motorman El. Ry., h 416 Barnard. Clondike hotel A restaurant John 1 Sciutto, prop, I Clough, John, asst. Jailor police station. Clough, Thos., expressman, bds. 130 Powell. Clouston, Thos^, engineer, 927 Homer. .* G LOUGH, E. second-hand dealer, 130 Powell. IMBSMlli SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign I,etters Advertising a Specialty Clowes, John, 1120 GranvilK Club. James, emp. Club & Stewart, tailors, res. Nelson. Clubb, James, tailor, 815 Hamilton.. LUDB A STEWART, CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 160 CORDOVA. Clubb, Wm., of Clubb & Stewart, h. 956 Nicola. Clusrston, Ewart, blacksmith, 583 Howe. CJukey, Frank, h 213, rear Cordova E. Clyne, Henry, accountant,' H. Bell-Irving & Co., h 1537 Robson. Coates, Thomas, longshoreman, h 210 Prior. Cobb. Frank, plumber, 216 Gamble, h Cosmopolitan. Cobbledick, —., butcher, h 759 Princess. Cobeldick, John, carpt., h 706 Keefer. Cobeldick, Wm. M., assayer, h 400 Princess. Coburn, Burt, fireman Heap's Mill, h 749 Powell. Coburn, L., emp. B. C. Market Co., h 759 Princess. Cockburn, Fred, of W. T. Stein & Co., h 635 Richards. Cockburn, Thos., 749 Powell. BICYCLE DEALER, ftOCKING, C, 19 Hastings W.. h 317 Harris. also Pender, near Howe. Cochrane, Aubrey K., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 549 Grove. Code, Emma, steno. Supt. office C.P.R Codling, Joseph, bds. 710 Hamilton. Coe. George, packer, James S. Skinner & Co. Coe. Miss Sarah, dressmaker, h 537 Howe. 644 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Coe. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Commercial. Coe, Theo., picture-framer, res. 587 Howe. Coe. Wm., glass-packer, h 537 Howe. C.O.F., Court Mountain View, meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 45 Cordova. Coffey, Miss, dress and mantle make* 633 Richard. Collin, Alfred, contractor, h 1213 Rich ards. Cohn, L. H., of Aubin & Cohn, 629 Richards. Coil, Wm., clerk C.P.R., h 1015 Homer. Coil, William, shipwright, 1015 Homer. Colaasen, G., h. 749 Prior. Colbick, Thos. ¥., night-watch, h Mt. 1'leasant. Colcleugh, Wallace M., druggist, h 805 Granville. Coldwell, James, joiner, Union SS. Co., h 787 Keefer. Coldwell, Joseph A., of R. A. Anderson & Co., h 335 Powell. Coldwell, Mrs., wid. Charles, h 133 Eighth ave E. Coldwell, R. S., agent, 525 Seymour. Coleman, Andrew, of Frank S. Taggart & Co., 419 Hastings. Cole, A. M., grocer, cor. Hamilton and , Dunsmuir, h 300 Dunsmuir. Co;e, Charlotte, Mrs., wid., h 656 Harris. Cole, Jafhes W., grocer, h. 2253 Westminster. Cole. John, 109 Cordova E. Cole, Leslie, grocer, cor. Dunsmuir and Hamilton. Cole, L. J., bookkeeper, 303 Hastings W., h. 300 Dunsmuir. Colebrook, H. W., private school, h. 1171 Georgia. Coleman, C. A., missionary, h. 2814 So phia. Coleman, George, (Evans, Coleaian & Evans), h cor. Burnaby & Bute. Coleman, W., diver, 108 Water street, 910 Westminster. Collcutt & Co., J., wholesale liquor, Homer. -Collcutt, James, of J. C. & Co., h 1545 Barclay. Colling, James, canneryman, bds. Europe Hotel. Collins, Charles, laborer, h 926 Park. Collins, Fred, mechanical engineer, h 608 Seymour. Collins, Frank, clerk, h Princess. ' Collins, Miss, the Victoria, 520 Homer. Collins, Wm. Ralph, h Princess. Collins, Wm., salesman. H.B.C. h 833 Hornby. Collis, N., waiter. Hotel Vancouver, rms. 714 Granville. . Collister, J. F., clerk Hastings Mill Store, res 610 Hastings E. Collson, T. L., emp B.C. Mills. Collyer, Geo., employe B. C. I. Work. j 313 Cordova E. Colombo Tea Co., Chas. Tanner, mgr.. cor. Granville and Robson. Colonial Cannery, 322 • Cambie. Colonial hotel, A. Woodhouse, prop, I 1300 Granville. Colquhoun, Alex., fitter C.P.R. Colquhoun, Arthur, 'longshoreman, li 588 Grove. Golquhoun, A. L., M.E., 122 Alexander, h. 1412 Alberni. Coltart, Ian, mgn.-dir. British Columbia Printing and Engraving Corporation, i Ltd., res. Strathcona Block. Coltart, Isaac, clerk, bds. 415 Hastings. Coltart, Isaac D., driver Braden & Co., h Comox. Colter, Wm. C. A., cook, 41 Powell, res, Fairview. Columbia Carriage Works, Duke & Wallace, 50 Hastings E. Columbia Comercial .Co., Ltd., importers and merchants. 913 Granville. G DLUMBIA COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE (Established 1894.). BENJ. E. LYSTER, President. 301 HASTINGS, next ARCADE. Columbia Hotel McWhinney & One, props., 40 Cordova E. COLUMBIA LAGER BEER BREWERY KAPPLER A CO., PROPS., EAST POWELL ST., Neap VICTORIA DRIVE. . Columbia Packing Co., 322 Cambie. Colvin, John, carpenter, cabin 111 Fender. Colwell, Chas., carpt, cabin 111 Pender. Combs, John, h 8th ave., cor. Cedar. Combs Frank, engineer, bds. Cosmopolitan. Comer, —., laborer, h over 143 Bastings E. G OMMERCIAL HOTEL, WILLIAM E PORAN, PROP.. 338 CAMBIE, near HASTINGS. Commercial Union Ass. Co., Robertson( Bros., agents, 421 Granville. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Commonwealth. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Commonwealth Mining and Dev. Co. of Canada, head office Peachland, 419 Hastings. B Comox S.S., Union S.S. Co., agents. Comstock Mines (British Columbia) Ltd., H. Bell-Irving & Co., managers, 432 Cordova. Condell, David, laborer C.P.R. Condell, Thos. H, h 1433 Barclay. Condran. Hugh, fruits, Market Square, h Keefer. CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO, JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, 607 HASTINGS W. Conley (Chas.) & Atkinson (Wm.), draymen, 41H Hastings. Comstock Mines, B. C, Ltd., 432 Cordova, H. Bell-Irving & Co., agents. Cone, E. S., 550 Westminster ave., h 237 Keefer. Congregational church, Georgia cor. Richards, Rev. J. Herbert Bainton, M.A., pastor. Conley & Atkinson, draymen, 418 Hastings. &»$ Conley, Charles, contractor, h 616 Granville. Conley, Wm., B.C. Liquor Co., 149 Hastings. Conlin, Thos. Patrick, clerk Poodle Dog. 318 Cordova. Conn (W. H.) & Middler (W.), carnai?* builders, 104 Cordova E. Conn. W. H. of Conn & Middler, h 652 8th ave. Connaeher, H. B., caretaker Baptist church, h 605 Cambie. Connaeher, Mrs., W, B„ h rear 605 Cambie. Connaeher, R., builder and contractor, 204 E. Cordova. Connall, W. F., B.C. El. Ry., draughtsman, h "Idle Wyle," Burrard. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., Mellon & Scott agents, Cordova. Connelly, George, laborer, 44 Water. Market, n 40.i El. Ry., h 578 widow, h bds. Mountain Conner, —., storekeeper, Prior. Conner, —., electrician, Burrard. Conner. Mrs. Edward, 10S Heatley ave. Connolly, —., mill-hand, View Hotel. Connolly M H, emp. R.C.P. W0 Connolly, Wm., of B.C. Liquor Co.. 149 Hastings W., bds. Waverley Htl. Connon. James, photographer, 710 Cambie. Coupon, Mrs. John. 633 Cambie. Conservatory of Music, 301 Hastings. C.WOODWARD mm WM fa/lx. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishing,, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS. Argentine Republic—R. H. Alexander, Vice-Consul, 300 Alexander. Belgium—John M. Whitehead, Arice- Consul, Hastings, cor. Homer. Chilian Consulate, Hon. M. P. Morris, Consul-General for Canada. Ecudor Consulate, John MacQuillan, Consul, Inns of Court. French Consulate, Baron De Saint Laurent, Consul, Inns of Court Building. German Imperial Consulate, Johann Wulffsohn, Consul, 602 Granville. Japanese Imperial Consulate, Hon. S. Shimizro, Consul, 735 Dunsmuir. Netherlands—Major C. Gardiner John son, Vice-Consul, 417 Granville. Peruvian Consulate—R. H. Alexander, Consul, 300 Alexander. Spain—Capt. H. A. Mellon, Vice-Consul, 419 Cordova.. Sweeden and Norway—J. C. MacLure, Arice-0onsul, Hastings, cor. Homer. United States of America, Hon. L. Edwin Dudley, Consul, 413 Granville. Connor, H. H.. machinist Province, h 706 Granville. Consumers' Cordage Co., 226 Cambie. Conway. —., stonecutter, h 541 Hamilton. Conway, J., bookkeeper, h 375 9th ave. Conway. P. C. bartender, 220 Carrall, bds., Palace Hotel. Coogau. J., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. Cook, Alex., clerk, 55 5th ave., W. Cook, Alex., Customs, h 55 Fifth ave. Cook, A., emp. B.C.S.R, h 792 Keefer. Cook. Ber1. pressman, Province, h 468 Sixth ave. Cook. Carlton, emp. sugar refinery, b 792 Keefer. Cook. David, boot and shoe store, h 615 Cambie. Cook, David, clerk, shoe store, h Beach ave., English Bay. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Cosmopolitan. Cook, Edward, wks. V. Transfer Co., h rear 33 Pender. tf0] ;OOK, EDWARD, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. 105 Cordova, res 1087 Valson. Cook, G. F., contractor, 647 Hornby. Cook, John; steward, Empress of India, h 43 6th ave. Cook, John V., talleyman H. S. M., h 312 Powell. Cook, Joshiah. shoemaker, 325 Richard, h 719 Hamilton. Ccok, J. A., messenger, Jas. A. Skinner & Co. ! Cook, Sidney, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Cook, Verge, teamster, h 1595 Westminster ave. Cook, Wm., longshoreman, cabin 532 Carrall. Cook, Wm. Francis, carpenter, h 1265 Hornby. Cook, W. J., grocer, 702 Richards. Cook, AV. S., prop. Avenue hotel. h. 414 Keefer. Cooke, R. H., contractor, h 551 6th. ave. u. Cooksley, .Albert, clerk, res. A^anconver Rowing Club-house. Cooksley, John J., caretaker Vancouver Boating Club, end C. P. R. wharf. Coombes, E., builder, 7th ave., Fair- view. Coombs, —., porter C.P.E., h 130 Grov-^. Gooney, Eugene, student, h 630 Richards. Cooper, —., leal estate,- h 318 Carrall. Cooper, Bernard, <m._,'ineer, h 199 Keefer. Cooper, Edward, porter, 200 Water. Cooper, Ernest, Cornish _c Cooper, factory 606 Seymour, 1062 Comox. Cooper, H. H., traveller, bds. Leland. Cooper, James of Osborn & Cooper, Coal Harbor, junction of Pender and Georgia. •Cooper, James, dry dock keeper, Pender cor. of Nicola. Cooper, J., People's Restaurant, 216 Ab bott. Cooper, Wm. H, freight-checker C.P.R. Coote, Josias, of McLeod & Coote, h 603 Cambie. Cope, An-.iiis wid. Fred, h. 1038 Robson. Cope, F. I., contractor, h 957 Hornby. Cope, Frederick Thomas, contractor. No. 2 Cottage Pacific bet. Hornby and Burrard. 'Cope, Will H., clerk carpet department H.B.C., h Nicola. Copeland, M'tchell, Anderson & Copeland, bds. Carter House. Copeland, R., 41 12th ave. Copeland Wm., blacksmith h 561 Keefer. Copp Bros. Co., Ltd.. J. C. Dixon, agent, 12 Powell. Cape, F. I., contractor, 957 Hornby. IOPLAND, W. S., SOLICITOR, 603 HASTINGS, __. 901 SEYMOUR. Copp, T. II emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 657 Harris. Copper Mines, Ltd., head offic. Vancouver, 4U; Hastings. Coquitlam S.S., Union S.S. Co., agents. Corbett, h 131 Keefer. Corbett, Patrick, clerk John Reed, h Prior. Corbett, R. A., ticket agent, C. P. R. rooms, Merchants' Exchange. Corbett, W., waiter, 261 Princess. Corby, I''ru:)k, cook, Balmoral, h 73 Cordova. Cordiner, Peter, blacksmith, h 302 Jackson ave. . Corlett, J. AV., bds. Leland. Cormier, Sam., boiler maker, 700 Westminster ave. Cornell. C. N., bookkeeper, the Wm. Hamilton Co., h 738 Burrard. Cornish, Benjamin John, i Gof* nish & Cooper), h 627 Hamilton. CORNISH A COOPEH, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. OFFICE AND FACTORY, 606 SEYMOUR STREET. Cornish, J. C, Regtal. Sergt.-Major B. C. B. G. Artillery, 542 Homer. Cornwall, J. E., clerk Bank of Montreal, 1025 Eveleigh. Cornwall, Sam C, letter carrier, h. 411 Hastings. Cornwall, AVm. A., clerk Bank of B. C, Beach ave. Oorbuse, Win., barber, 211 Carroll. Cosgrove, James, lab., 915 Granville. Cosgrove, Rt bert, laborer, h 1240 Howe. Cosman, Hatherway, tinner. 809 HomerJE Cosman, W. & Sons, tinware, etc., 726 Granville. Cosman, AV., of W. C. & Son, h. 809 Homer. Cosman, Whitfield, of W. C. & Son, h. 809 Homer. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. J. Abray, prop., Abbott, cor. Cordova. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Costa. CITY OF VANCOUVER Costa, Alex, shoe-black, 424 Cordova. Costa, Louis, lab., h. 424 Cordova E. Costello, Daniel, carpenter Imperial Oil Works, h Park Lane. Costello, John, C. P. R., h. 944 Park lane Costello, M., salmon canner, h. 2607 Sophia. Costello, Thomas, farmer, h 2607 Sophia. Cottingham, H. M., bartender, Savoy. h 625 Hastings, Cotton, Arthur Harold, city editor News Advertiser. Cotton, A. H. C, city editor News-Advertiser. Cotton, Cecil F., business manager. News-Advertiser, h. cor. Hastings and Seymour. Cottol, Charles, express-driver, res. Trounce Alley. Cotton, Hon. Francis L. Carter.M.P.P., Minister of Finance, mang. editor. News-Advertiser, res. cor. Hastings and Seymour. Cottonwood River, B. C, Alluvial Goll Mining Co., Ltd., C. Tetley, agent, 404 Richards. Cottrell, C. C, bicycle dealer, rear 556 Granville, bds. Leeland House. Cottrell, Miss, bookkep-^i R. J. Leckie. Coughlin, Fred, machinist 925 Homer. Coughlin, Mrs. I., wid., 925 Hom>r. Consrhlin, Thos., C.P.R. blacksmith, bds. Arlington. Coughlin, Wm., fireman, 925 Homer. . Coughtney, Mrs. L. M., h 771 Seymour. Couldery, G. A., of W. Morden & Co., h. 439 Homer. Couldery, J., of W. Morden & Co., h. 439 Homer. Counsell, A. C, carriage painter, h Hamilton. Count/. David, tinsmith, bds. Glasgow. Coupland, Joseph, h 526 Pender. Coulter, John, emp. R. C. P. Mills, h 411 Prior. Coulter, Joseph, emp. R. C. P. M., h 411 Prior. Coulter, William, emp. R. C. P. Mi!'*. h 411 Prior. Court Burrard. I.O.F., meet 2nd and 4th Friday; 45 Cordova. Coutlie, A. J- emp. R.C.P. Mills. Courtney, John, fireman, No. 1 Hall, h, 202 Westminster ave. Cowan, —., clerk 411 Hastings. 0 OWAN & CO., GALT, MNFRS. ENGINES, BOILERS AND WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, E. H. HEAPS A CO., Agents, 506 CORDOVA, Tel. 441. LSPILH, frag©® <| !@sm@ Pa.Bteir. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Cowan, Alex., harnessmaker, 608 Princess. Cowan, Geo. H., of Cowan Sc Shaw, res. 1202 Georgia. Cowan, John, factoryman, emp. E. H. Heap's Mill. COWAN A SHAW, (Geo. H. Cowan & Henry C. Shaw) Barristers, 537 Hastings. Cowan, T. F., clerk Johnson & McPhail. Cowderoy, George M., carpenter, 729 7th ave. Cowderoy, M., clerk, Can. General Electric Co., res. 410 Alexander. COWDEROY JOHN JAMES, REAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKER, 317 SEYMOUR h 551 HORNBY Cowderoy, AV., accountant, city Hall, h. 410 Alexander. Cowderoy, W. H. .bookbinder's apprentice, 319 Cambie, h. 410 Alexander. Cowley, Fred, bookkeper, No. 15, 220 Keefer. Cowley, Thomas, h 534 Cambie. Cowper, Capt. John, 222% Carroll. Cowperthwaite, F. M., Supt. of Schools, h 628 Hamilton. Cowperthwaite. Mrs., 915 Granville. Cox, Edward & Cox & Johnstone, 34 Powell. Cox & Johnstone, carpenters, 34 Powell. Cox, Capt W., SS. "Capilano." Cox, William Arthur, bookkeeper Province, h 411 Hastings W. Coxall, David, laborer, h 3 Lome. Coyle, Edward James, assistant general passenger agent C.P.R., h 608 Granville. Coyne, James R., stonemason, bds. Delmonico. Crabtree, George M., clerk C.P.R. h 535 Homer. Crackenthorp, R. C, emp. H. S. M., 334 Hastings E. 648 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Craig. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Croeketi Craig, Charles, laborer, bds. Glasgow. Craig, Cyril F. H., clerk C.P.R. ft. dept. Craie:, F., clerk McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co. Craig, H. E., butcher, 712 Princess. Craig, J. G., 1014 Richards. % Craig, Nathaniel, painter, h. 436 6th ave. Craig, Robert, carpenter, h 1014 Rich- Craig," Samuel, h 1018 Keefer. Crais Wm., cook, Ottawa Hotel. Cramer, Herbert Wm., carpt. 7th ave. Crane, Charles, Vancouver Transfer Co., h 264 Keefer. Crane, John J., canneryman, h 135 Keefer. Craner, Julius, traveller, h 646 Harris. Cranston, A., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Crassley, Arthur J., clerk C.P.R. Crate H. G, emp. B.C. Mills. Crawford, —, agent, 45 Inns of Court. Crawford, Geo., clerk Diplock Sc Lees. C5RAWFORD, J. G. A CO., IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 605 GRANVILLE. PHONE 600. Crawford, Joseph, laborer, h 164 9th av. Crawford, J., h. 130 10th. . Crawford, J. G., general manager the Arancouver Agency, Ltd., h 1122 Georgia. Crawford, R., clerk, 130 10th ave. CRAWFORD A STUART, PATENT FISHING NET AND TWINE MANUFACTURERS, JOHN S. TAIT, MANAGER. 521 GRANVILLE PHONE 555 Crawford ,Thos., police officer, h. 826 Harris. Crawford, AVm., h 716, rear Homer. Crawley, Pat. J., blacksmith, h 717 Hamilton. Creagh, A. R., student, 1112 Davie. Creagh, John, ins. agent, 1112 Davie. Creagh, Lewis, clerk, h 1112 Davie. Creason, George, lab., h 548 6th ave. Creech, Fred., h. 715 Cambie. Creech, Miss M., teacher West End School, h 715 Cambie. Creech, W. R., lithographer, | 715 Cambie. Creed. Dennis, miner, bds. Boulder. Creed, J., manager Braden Bros., 831 Granville. Creed, B. A., 1113 Nelson. Creed, Slater &. Co., cigars, 303 Cordova, Creelman, Herbert, loco, engineer, h. 866 Hornby. Creery, Andrew McCreight, of Casement & Creery, h cor. Jervis and Pacific. Crehan, Joseph, emp. McDonald livery, h 305 Princess. Crehan, Matthew Joseph, 305 Princess. Creisrhton, Charles H., clerk Canada Perm. L. & S. Co., res. 1416 Alberni. . Creighton, Wm. T., accountant, C. P. L. & S. Co., h 1410 Alberni. Crescent Wire Works, G. F. Timms, agt., 517 Seymour, h 1370 Hornby. Cressell, Wm., bicycles, h 1731 Westminster. Creswell, Wm., plumber, 1731 Westminster ave. Crews, Reginald, h 114 Lansdowne. Crickmay, Alfred E., of Crickmay Bros., res. North Vancouver. G RICKMAY BROS. "WAREHOUSEMEN AND CUSTOMS BROKERS, 627 Hastings W. Crickmay, Edgar J., purser "St. Caledonia." Crickmay, Fr^d G., of Crickmay Bros., h. 827 Burrard. Crickmay, Wm., A.M.I., C.E., 519 Hast ings, h. 827 Burrard. Criole. Hattie, 114 Dupont. CripDS, Charles, bricklayer, h 1310 Burrard. Cripps, James, bricklayer, h 1310 Burrard. Crisp, Albert, emp. McLennan & McjH Feely, h 1506 Robson. CrisD. Wm. T., h 1506 Robson. Critch, Alice, bookkeper Vogel's College, 930 Princess. Critch, George, blacksmith, h. 34 Alexander, h 930 Princess. Critch, Henry, ship and gen.,blacksmith, 34 Alexander, h. 930 Princess. Critchlow, Arthur, lab., bds. Gram- branins. Critch, Charles, blacksmith, 34 Alexander, h 930 Princess. Critch, H. & Sons, blacksmith, 34 Alexander. Critchlow, W. Arthur, bookkeeper, bds. 136 Water. CRITERION SALOON. Kent & Magnus, Granville. Crocket, C, Van. Trans. Co., h 314 Princess. Gazetteer And dieectory. Crocket. CITY OF A'ANCOUVER. Crockett, Charles C, mining engineer, h. 1204 Seymour. Croft, Mrs. K., hairdresser, h 617 Homer. . . Crofts, Charles, mechanical engineer, h 943 Howe. D _ „ Crofts, J. C, of Ferguson & Crofts, Hornby. Croll. D., emp. B.C. Mills. Crombie, J. G., accountant 438 Granville, h 790 Keefer. Crompton, Thos., blacksmith's helper C.P.R. 72 Front. Cronk, Cronk. carpenter, bds. Golden Gate. Cronshaw, J., rms. 405 Richards. Cronyn. V. F., clerk Bank of Montreal, h 544 Burrard. Crook Arthur T., salesman Shelter & Co.. h 826 Howe. Crook, Barsby & Co., real estate, 36 Cordova. Crook, Charles, of Crook, Barsby & Ce. Crook, Chas., real estate, h 424 Westminster. Crook, James, real estate, rear 432 Westminster. Crookhall, John, bricklayer, 2551 Westminster road. Crookhall, Mrs. J., dry goods, 2551 Westminster road. Cropley, A. A., clerk, 500 Westminster ave., b Hamilton. Crosby, —., bds. Hotel Grand. Crosby, Aar< n. teamster. 8th ave. Crosby, Mrs. M. A., 8th ave., Fairview. Crosby, J. T., h. 8th ave., Fairview. Cross, A. S., of Johnston, Kerfoot & Cross, h. 806 Hornby. Cross, Chas., cook, Glacier Hotel, h 1311 Richards. Cross, D. Gavin, Van. Soda Water Wks>.. h 133 Hastings E. Cross, G., h 319 Barnard. CROSS, L. J., MANAGER. Metropolitan Cigar Co., 508 Hastings, h. 251 Georgia. Cross & Ridout, contractors, 309 Cordova. Cross, Miss, tailoress, h 587 Howe. , Cross, Thos. Henry, clerk P.O., h. 871 Granville. Cross. Wm., cook, 27 Cordova. Grouse, Wm., barber, h 616 Powell. Cross, W., mill-wright, Hastings Mill, bds. Russ House. .Cross, AV. W|, clerk, 506 Hastings W. Crow, John, cigar maker, 148 Cordova, h. 421 Keefer. Crowder, John S., Crowder & Penzer, h. 1397 Nelson. Crowe, David, emp. Hastings' Mill, bds. Secord Hotel. Crowe, John S., contractor, h 1124 Seymour. •^■-^Mli ft BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Crowe, P. M., h Robson, cor. Hornby. Crowe, S. J., contractor, 1124 Seymour. CROWDER A PENZER. Coal and produce, 100 Harris. office, 303 Cambie. Phone 36. Crowley, Patrick, blacksmith, bds. Clarence Hotel. Crowly, Patrick, logger, bds. Europe Htl. Crown Saloon, John Decker, prop, 226 Carroll. Crows Nest Land and Development Co., Ltd., I. A. Yerex agent Granville. Crowyn, V., emp. Bank of Montreal, h 544 Burrard. Croy, William, carpenter, h. 409 Powell. Cruickshank, George A., letter carrier, h 302 13th ave. Cruise, George, waiter, rms. 559 Hamilton. Crummer, W. H., carpenter, 6 Seventh ave. W. Cudney, Frank, painter, bds. The Victoria, Homer. Cullan, Wm., lab., h. 247 Prior. Cullev, Charles, shoemaker, 1010 Cordova E. Cummings, Alex., emp. Waterworks. Cummings, Alex., longshoreman, 141 Hastings E. Cummings, C. G., emp. McNeis, grocery. Cummings, Robert, engineer, bds. Union Hotel. Cummins, Geo. D., freight checker C.P.R., h 700 Cambie. Cummings, H. G., cooper, h 1381 Richards. Cummings, S., emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Cummings, Thos., warehouseman, Parsons Produce Co., h 513 Richards. Cummings, Wm., bartender. Sunnygide. Cummings, W. G., machinist B. C. Cooperage, 1337 Richards. Cummins, Chas., painter, h 847 Howe. 650 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Cummins. CITY OF A^ANCOUA'ER. Davey Cummins, Ensign Salvation Army, h 533 Homer. Cummins, Joseph, 14 Cordova. Cumyow, W. A., court interpreter, i 458 Hastings E. Cunningham, E., emp. R. C. P. Mill. Cunningham, H. T., clerk B.C. District Telegraph, res. 816 Seymour. Cunningham, James, lab., h. 1170 Horn- i by. Cunningham, John, bartender, Leland. Cunningham, Michael, contractor, h 8th ave., cor. Ash. Cunningham, Michael, carpt., 910 Gore. Cunningham, P., chief engineer SS. "Cuteh." Cunningham, Mrs. L., 525 Pender. Cunningham, Samuel. Delmonico Hotel. Cunningham, Thos., h. 7th ave., Fair- view. Cunningham, T., fruit inspector, 7th ave., Fairview. Curran, James, C.P.R., h 1205 Homer. Curran, John. emp. C. P. R1205 Homer C rrell, James, bookbinder. Currell, John, cutler, 39 Hasting E., n. 227 Keefer. Currell, Joseph, printer, 143 Hastings W.. h 227 Keefer. Currell, J. W., saw filer, 513 Pender, 227 Keefer „„„ „ % Currie, A. G., Rand Bros., 315 Cambie. 1138 Robson. Currie. J. J., emp. B.C. Mills. WfiBm Currie, Francis, carpenter, h 1128 Comox. , _ . . Currie, Miss F. M., teacher Fairview School. Currie. Miss V. M., C.P.R. tel. operator, h 737 Hamilton. Currie, Mathew. h. 1024 Eveleigh. Currie. Mo Williams &- Co., salmon canners Robt. Ward Sc Co., Ltd., agents. Currie, Neil, 565 Hastings E. p Currie, Saml. A., carpenter, 820 Hamilton. Currie, Y. M., operator C.P.R. Telegraph Office. „ „ Currill, Jas., printer. Clnrke Sc Stewart Curry, D., emp. H. S. M.. 245 Keefer. Curry. Francis, carpenter. 1128 Comox. Curry, Mrs., 1024 Eveleigh. '-Wm Gurry, Mrs. L. A.. 7th ave. Fairview. Curry Wm., teamster. McDomld Bros. Curtis. Chas., h 306 Cordova E Curtis, John P., confectioner, 614 Westminster. ;ipPa Curtis. W., lab.. 113 Dufferin. Cusack, Robt. H.. emn.. Merchants' Exchange, h 542 Seymour. Cusiek. Robt. billiard-marker. 408 Rich- ards.h Georgia. Customs House. J. M. Bowell. collector Lt.-Col. Charles A. AVorsnop, surveyor, P. O. Building. Cuthbertson, T. B., clerk, 397 Hastings, W., h. 917 Hornby. Cutch, S.S., Union S.S. Co., agents. Cutler, Geo., mgr. Hinton Electric Co., h 887 Hornby. Cutler, W.. tearnster, Cleeve Canning Co Czar, Frank, bartender, h 226 Harris.' Dafoe, J. Roy, contractor, h. 1320 Alberni. w> Dafoe, V. M., boat builder, 1515- Pender. Daggett, Ralph, clerk, 28 Cordova, res 833' Hornby. Daggett, AVellington L., clerk, 30 Water, h 833 Hornby. Dagnall, Henry, machinist, h. 322 Harris. Dairon, David A., contractor, h 835 7th ave. ; Dairon, James, plasterer, 7th ave., Fair- view. Dairow, James, plasterer, 7th ave., Dalbv. Lieut. J., Salvation Army, 160 Water; • Dale, John, carpenter, bds. Europe HtM Daley. Wm.. lineman, bds. Revere. Dallamore, James, miner, 936 7th ave. ' Dallamore. AVm., emp. B.C.P. Mills. Dalton, Frank, driver Tait's saw mill, h 3rd ave. W. Dalton, Geo. C. express. 1130 Nelson. Dalton, James, R. C. P. M„ 215 Harris. • Dalton. John R., dour and feed, ' li. 1130 Nelson. Dalton, Joseph, stevedore, bds. Grand Hotel. Dalton. Robt., electrician, near Abbott st. Wharf. Dalton, W. T., architect, 614 Hastings, res. 1319 Georgia. Dalzell, Geo., blacksmith, h 149 10th ave Dana, A J., asst. purchasing agt. C. P. R., 1230 Robson. Danah, Wm., cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar Co. Danaher, John, bookpr., 308 Cordova. Dane, Albert, Capt. "Erie," h 657 Prior. Daniels, F. H., 1172 Haro. Darcy. H„ bds. Carter House. Darg, W., C. P. R., 650 Granvil> Dark. Lee, laundry, 167 Water. Darling. Frank, mfg. agent, h 939 Broughton. Darling. Henry, manager U. S. S. Co, tel. 442, h. 1040 Barclay. . Darling, N. D., com. traveller, h. 621 I Prior. Darlington, W., B. C. Cattle Co., h 289 Front. Dash way, Chas., prop. Ottawa house, 612 Pender, h 1461 Pender. I Davenport, Wm., bds. 109 Heatley. Davey. Frank, boat builder, 517 Pacific. ' Da ey. Reginald, clerk, 102 Cordova, n. 517 Pacific. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 651 ["Davey. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Dawson. Davey, Wm., emp. Robinson & Hackett, h 517 Pacific. Davidson, —., laborer, h rear 318 Keefer Davidson. —., officer Empress of China, h 813 Georgia. D AVIDSON. A. A. & CO., 189 CORDOVA. . Real Estate, Loans and Mining Broker, Davidson, A. A., of A. A. Davidson &' Co., 779 Burrard. Davidson, A. C, wks McLean Bros.. contractors, 1319 Seymour. Davidson Bros. (C. N. and A. A.), jewelers,' 146 Cordova. Davidson, C. N.. (Davidson Bros.), h 779 Burrard. Davidson, Frank, butcher, 14 Hastings E., h. 627 Homer. Davidson, Fred., bds. 311 Cordova. Davidson, George, teamster. 120 Water. Davidson, H. R., acct. Bank of B.C., h 1038 Robson. Davidson James, barber, 103 Cordova. h. 1319 Seymour. Davidson, John, miner, h 342 Barnard. Davidson, John, carpenter, h 403 Princess. Davidson, J. G.. b 313 Georgia. Davidson (Thos.) Mfg. Co.. Ltd., Montreal, John Burns, jr., agent, 313 Water: Davidson, Wm.. emp. E. H. Heaps' Mill Factory, h 300 Prior. Davidson, William, engineer R.C.P. Mills, h 206 Gore ave. Davidson, Wm. G., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h. 40 8th ave. Davies, Theo. H., & Co.. (Honolulu, H.I.) The, A7ancouver Agency, Ltd., agents, 605 Granville. Davis, Alex. C, emp. Hastings Mill, h 424 Westminster ave. Davie. Chas., shoemaker, h 871 Seymour. Davis, E. A., lather, h 774 Homer. Davis, George, mine supt., bds. 233 Water. Davis, George, clerk, h 737 Hamilton. Dnvis, H.. bootblack, bds. Hotel Europe. Divie, Wm., fireman; No. 2 Hall, h 871 Seymour. Davie. Wm., fireman, Westminster, cor. 8th. Davie, W.. emp. Robertson % Hickett Divies, Arthur, street ry. conductor. h 132 Lansdown. Davies. Of>orsre E.. miner, h 125 Jackson. Davies. H. H. accountant Brackman & Kpr Milling Co.. h 1143 Comox. * Davies. J., emn. Armstrong & Morrison. DavK A. J.. C.P.R. conch builder. h 65 9th ave. Davis, Alfred J„ painter C.P.R. Davis. Benj., 409 Keefer. Vancouver I Floral Go,, eadquarters for Roses and Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Comer Burrard and Me'.ville Streets, VANCOUVER. Tel. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager Davies, Chas., laborer, rear 121 Hastings E. Davis, Domonick, fireman, R.C.P. Mills, | h 1510 Westminster. Davis, E. P., Q. C, of Davis, Marshall. & Macneill. h 117 Seaton, phone 163. Davis. Elliott, laborer, h 411 Keefer. Davis, George, clerk, h 515 Richards. Davis, F., bookkeeper Robertson & Hackett. Davis, Harry H., painter Vancouver Sash, and Door Co., h 1045 Burnaby. Davis, Henry, porter, 137 Cordova. AVIS, MARSHAL.!, A MACNEILL, (Edward Pease Davis, Q.C., David Gordon Marshall, and Chester Benjamin Macneill.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, EttK BANK OP B. C. CHAMBERS, 404 RICHARDS. Davis, J. K.,. painter, 4 Hastings E., h 605 Cambie. Davis, James, lab., C. P. R. h 532 Carrall. Davis, B., lab., 409 Keefer. Davis. Robert C., mfgs. agent, De Beck Block, h 1128 Barclay. Davis, Wm.,'painter, 706 Seymour. Davis, wm., tailor, 50 Water. Davis. Wm., tinner C.P.R. Davis, AV., 652 Smithe. Davison, Frederick J., of Franklin & Davison, h 617 Homer. Davy, Benjamin, clerk, bds. 349 Carrall. Davy, Reginald,'emp. Geo. E. Trorey, h Pacific. Dawe, Albert, master str. Capilano, h 657 Prior. Dawson, Charles, laborer. 67 Hastings E Dawson, Colin, prop. Glasgow Hotel, 505 Westminster ave. mm HENDERSON'S BRITISH / OOLUM BIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. . Deverell. Dawson. Geo. Herbert, land surveyor and mining operator, 519 Hastings. D.iwson, Geo. YV., cannery man, h 938 Howe. Dawson, John S., carpenter, bds. 505 Westminster ave. • Dawson, J. S., h 719 Richards. Dawson, R. A., Glasgow House. Day & Day, dyers, cor. Seymour and Pender. Day, David, of Hay Sc Day, h 1305 Pender. Dav, Edward, carpenter, No. 16, 219 Cordova. Day, John, Balmoral Hotel. Day, AVm., bartender, Avenue Hotel. Dayton, James, plasterer, h 726 Hamilton. Deacon, Ernest John, of Martin Ss Deacon, res. "The Orphanage," 1226 Robson. Deal,- Chas. E., h 513 Richards. Deal, Fred, h 513 Richards. Deal, J., 513 Richards. Deal & Son, grocers, 513 Richards. Deane, C. A". S., engineer str. Columbia. Dean, E. B., real estate. 607 Hastings. Dean, Wm. A., agent Metallic Rofing Co., Beach ave . English Bay. Block, 736 Hastings W. De Beck, Geo. W., broker, 407 Granville h 751 Hornby. DeBow, Edward L.. emp. 1107 Homer. h 10th ave.. cor. Garolina. DeBow, Joseph, carpenter, 510 Richards. De Bow, Wm.. mill-hand, h 578 10th a v. Deck, M„ fruits. 317 Carrall, h 10th ave Mt. Pleasant. Deckart, Otto, bottle washer Red Cross Brewery, h 330 Dunsmuir. , Decker, John, prop. Crown Sajoon, 220 Carrall, h 1039 Nelson. Deckert (Max) & Tietze (Oscar), Superior Bakery, Fifth ave, cor. Dufferin. Deckert, Max, baker, h 878 5th nve. Deckev. AVm., clerk, 624 Westminster Ave." h. 392 Eight ave. 1172. Haro. Bros, Rand Bros. De Cow, W. A., tel. oper.. Deep Ca e Gold Co., Ltd. agents. De Force. A., 912 Westminster. DeForrest, E. B.. boxmaker, 719 Rich- De Forrest. H. J., artist. 668 Granville DeForest, J., h. 650 Granville. DeGendron, Madame Josenh. dressmaker. 66 Coi-dova. h 515 Oordovn V,. Deighton, Geo., painter, 607 Pender, h 726 Hamilton. Deighton, James A.. i Hamilton. Deighton, Wm., painter, 726 Hamilton. Delaney. Frank, bookkeeper, C.P.R., bds Revere. plasterer, h 726 607 Pender, b painters, 700 West- civil engineer, h 625 Hast-■ Delareg'e & * minster. De la A'allee, P. H., . 1131 Pendrill. De Lees, Edward, stonecutter ings. Deleplace, Paul, bds. AVaverley House.; ■ Dellamore, James, emp., Ramsay Bros. Delman, Peter, stone cutter, 952 Park lane. Del G, stonecutter, 952 Park Lane.i Delmonico Hotel, T. Donovan, prop. 605 Pender. De Maresq, Arthur, R.C.P.M., h Maple. De Maresq, Joseph, laborer, h Maple. de Mello, Arthur, clerk, h 210 Westminster ave. Demestre, John, fisherman, nr. Granville bridge. Dempsey, Benjamin, foreman, 507 Barnard. Dempsey, Hugh, hotelkeeper, h 713 Cambie. Dempster, Wm., B.C.S.R., h. 1032 Princess. Denley, C. J., cook, Central Hotel. Dennis, Charles B.. clerk, 410 Westminster, res. 1125 Homer. Dennis, E. P., carpenter h. 1131 Homer. Dennstedt, George, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Denton, Edwin, letter-carrier, h 74 Dufferin. DePencier. Henry, secy, sash 'and door factory, h 2351 Westminster ave. DePencier, J. T., clerk Inns of Court Building h *2351- Westminster ave. Derraugh, Alex., 415 Hastings. De Rousie, Alvin. emp. Pioneer Steam - Laundry, h 1250 Richards. i Derraugh, Wm., barber, 306 Cordova E. Des Brisay, L. P. W., C.E., 2849 AVestminster ave. • DE SAINT LAURENT BARON, French Consul, office Inns of Court, res. 1129 Pendrell. DeSantis, Jas., barber, 306 Carrall. h Powell. DeSantis, Phelix, barber. 306 Carrall. De Silva, Wm., master mariner, h 1044 ■ Hornby. Desermier. Mistress Rebecca, real estate, h 629 Richards. Desrosier, Alvin, emp. Pioneer Steam Laundry, h 1224 Richards. DesRosier, M„ galvanized iron worker 214 Carrall. h 526 Helmcken. Des Rosiers. Michael, plumber, 214 Carrall, h Hastings, cor. Heatley. Dester. Mrs. Gerald, h 949 Hornby. Deverell, Delesert, machinist Electric Light, h 411 Hastings E. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Devine. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Devine, Harry T., clerk city hall, h. 447 6th ave E. Devine, Miss F., nurse, 91o Granville. Devine, wid. John, 457 6th ave. Devlin, James, stableman, bds. Glasgow. Devlin, John D., of Scott & Devlin, 1033 Melville. Devlin, Joseph, harnessmaker, 17 Cor dova, h 1080 Hornby. Dew, —., retired minister, 719 Powell, near Heatley. Dewhurst, Robert, pollisher, Pioneer Steam Laundry, 820 Richards. De Witt, H., bds. Carter House. Dewitt, Joseph M., of Schmidt & De- witt. Queen's hotel. DeWitt, Joseph, bartender, res 27 Cor • dova. De Witt, J., res. Carter House. DeWolf & Co., real estate brokers, 404 Richards. De Wolf, E., clerk Vancouver Hardware. • h 833 Hornby. DeWolfe. George. 1203 Georgia. De Wolfe, Harold, carpenter, 622 Dunlevy. DeWolf, John W., bookkeeper, h 412 Barnard. De Wolfe, Levi C, builder, 622 Dunlevy. Dewstedt, George, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 143 Seventh ave. Diamond, Chas. T., secy., 616 Granville, h. 906 Hornby. Diamond, John Herbert, wharfinger, Union SS. Co. h 912 Hornby. Diamond, Mrs. A., wid., 912 Hornby. Diamond, Wm., laborer. 425 10th ave. Dibb, Carolina, widow, h 3rd ave. Dibb, R., app. Province Pub. Co. Dibdon, J. A., barber, 165 Hastings E., h 759 Princess. Dick, —., h 519 Seymour. Dick, Milton, cigar store', 549 10th ave. Dickens, B. F., adv. agent Province. h 728 Richards. Dickey, Mrs. J., dressmaker, 8th ave. Dickey.- Nathaniel, bookkeeper, h 372 8th ave. Dickie, —., carpenter, 734 Richards. Dickie, George, A., emp. Electric Ry. Dickie, George A., emp. electric Light Co., h 29 Dufferin. Dickie, James A„ emp. H.B.C., 578 Burrard. Dickie, Robert, saw filer, h 1313 Hornby. Dickinson & Brown, commission, 322 Westminster. Dickinson, Frank, emp. Brewery, 419 Abbott.' Dickinson, Wm. John, of Pollock & Dickinson, B.C. I. Works. WELL, LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stag p. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Dickinson, J., of Dickinson & Brown, h 851 Howe. Dickinson, Thos., bookpr., 322 Westminster ave., h 851 Howe. Dickinson, Will. John, moulder B. C. I. W., h 628 Harris. Dickinson, W. E., teamster, 611 Homer. Dickson. See also Dixon. Dickson, Mrs. W. J., 515 Westminster ave. Dickson, Wm., teas, etc., 113 Hastings E. Dickson, Wm. S., real estate exchnage, (saloon), 311 Cambie, h 622 Burrard. Diehl, James, cabinetmaker, Jane, cor. 17th ave. Ditmars, W. C, bookkeeper Armstrong & Morrison, h 864 Burrard. Digby, E. A., mining broker, 505 Hastings W. Dillabough, F., repairer, Telephone Co. Dillabough, J., lineman, N. W. & B. I. Tel. Co., Ltd., 719 Hamilton. Dilling, A. M., cor. Westminster and Keefer. Dillingham, Edward, bartender, Imperial Hotel. Dingle, Dick, teamster, bds. Columbia. Dingman, O. H.. city traveller Parsons Produee Co., bds. 736 Richards. Dinis. Alfred, plasterer. Beatty's Lane. Dinsdale, John, watchman, Oriental Hotel. . I __. Dinslev, —.. laborer. No. 6, 220 Keefer. Dinsmore, George, evpressman, Vancouver Transfer Co. h. 302 Cordova E. Dinsmore. Robert, driver, 65 Cordova E., h 117 Cordova E. gs Dinsmore. Robt.. emp. The Wm. Tytler Lumber Co.. h 117 Cordova E. Dinsmore. Stanley J., express driver, 117 Cordova E. Dinsmore, Thos., brakeman, 313 Hastings E. 654 .HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Dinsmore. CITY OC AANCOUVEB. Doig. Dinsmore, Wm., shoemaker, 117 Cordova. Dinsmore, Wm., clerk, 205 Carroll, 117 Cordova E. | Diplock & Lees, accountants, 403 Richards. Diplock, Arthur B., of Diplock Sc Lees, res. North Vancouver. p|IRECTORY AND GAZETTEER, OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. Disher, W., carpenter, bds. Gambranus. Ditmars, AV. C, accountant Armstrong & Morrison, bds., Badminton Hotel. Dittberner, Gustav, emp. 61 Cordova, rms. 36 Cordova. Dittberner, H. F., emp. 61 Cordova, rms. 36 Cordova. Dittmayer, Wm. C, bookkeeper, h 864 Burrard. Dixon, Alex., mill-hand, h 14 Cordova E. Dixon, Edward C, grocer, 828 Powell. Dixon, Geogre, engineer, 537 Homer. Dixon, James, miner, h. 356 Barnard. Dixon. John, quartermaster, 154 Hastings E. Dixon, Joseph, carpenter, 520 Church. Dixon. Joshua Clapham, Manufacturers' Agent, hides, wool, etc., 120 Alexander, warehouse Keefer, h 1006 Nelson. Dixon, Mrs. M. J., h 515 Westminster ave. Dixon. Robt., grocer, 630 Cordova. Dixon, Stanford, stonemason, h 941 Seymour. Dixon, Sylvester, carpenter, 713 Richards. Dixon. Thos., ship-carpenter, 515 Westminster. Dixon, Wm. Coates, mill hand, h. 480 7th ave. Dixon. Wm., teas, 113 Hastings E. Dixon. Wm. H., of Ladley & Dixon, 513 Westminster. Dluck, Frank D., logger, bds. City Htl. Dobbin, John, carpenter, 15 Hastings E. Dobbin, Leonard, engineer, h 1078 Pendrill. Doble. Sam, assayer, bds. Columbia. . Dobson, —., janitor, Court-house. Dobson, F. S., engineer, h. 428 Princess. Dobson, George A., millwright, h. 428 Princes-. Dobson, Geo., carpenter, h. 31 Hastings, Uobsen, Thos., carpenter, h 1253 Seymour. Docherty, R. L., collector Province, 970 Seymour. Dockerill, Joseph C, clerk, Court House, h 638 Burrard. Docks. See Water Front in Street Directory. Dodd, George, clerk, Lees, h 847 Homer. Dodd, John, machinist, h. 1335 Howe. I Dodd, Leonard A., barrister, h 717 Hamilton. Dodds, George, clerk, res. 849 Homer. Dodge, E., clerk, 226 Carroll, h. 19 Hastings. Dodge, G., ship builder, nr. Granville bridge. Dodge, Thos., freight handler, C.P.R., 1110 Granville. Dodson, Joseph, baker, 19 Hastings E h 311 6th ave. | Dods, Allan D., traveller Royal Soap Co., Howe. Dodwell Sc Co., Ltd., shipping agents. 417 Granville. Doering, Chas., h. 6th ave E. cor. Carolina. ,OERIXG A MARSTRAND BREW- J ING COMPANY LIMITED. CHARLES DOERING, President. OTTO MARSTRAND, Sec'y-Trea«. SEVENTH AVE., MT. PLEASANT. TELEPHONE 420. Dogay, B. D., agent Watson & Sons, opticians, London, Eng., 81, 13th ave. Dogay, Gerard, C.P.R., 81, 13th ave. Dohen, Henry, cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar Go. Doherty, Andrew, painter, h 311 Powell. Doherty, Isaac. W., saw filer, h. 265? Quebec. Doherty, James, moulder, 243 Georgia. Doherty, James, machinist, 243 Georgia. Doherty, John P., barber, 165 Hastings E., h 336 Prior. Doherty, John, sr., h 436 Prior. Doherty, Joseph, 325 Cambie. 611 Hastings W. Doherty, Margaret M., typewriter, h 2749 Quebec. Doidge, Geo. L., carpenter, 7th ave. Fairview. Doig, James G., conductor O.P.R., 8th ave.. cor. Centre. Doig, William, watchman, China bond Sheds, C. P. R., h. 728 Seymour. Doig, Wm., jr., laborer, h. 741 Keefer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 655 Dolan. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Donohue. Dolan, Peter J., blacksmith, h 1347 Howe. Dolby, Isaac, farmer, 1566 Westminster ave. Dolby. George, painter E. Spilhnan, h Westminster. Doll, A. J., sign-writer Globe Sign Works, rms. 309 Cordova. Dollalbert, J., sign-painter Globe Sign Works, h Masonic Block. Domann, Harry, lab., Ill Pender. Dominion of Canada Ace. Ins. Co.. J. P. Nicolls, agent, 611 Hastings. Dominion Bag Co., 226 Cambie. Dominion Burglary Guarantee Co., 165 Cordova. Dominion Cartridge Co., H. W. Maynard agent, 416 Richards. Dominion Development & M. Co. Ltd., John, McQuillan, secy., OMINION EXPRESS CO., E. J. MILLARD, AGENT. 520 HASTINGS WEST. W. J. Kerby, route agent. branch office Carrall st., H. J. Foot, agent. OMINION FISH CO., CHARLES ANDERSON, Manager. foot of Abbott. Dominion Mines Ltd., John McQuillan, secy. D OMINION PERMANENT LOAN CO., LTD., of TORONTO, JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, TRACEY W. HOLLAND, Local Manger for B.C. 60T HASTINGS TV. Dominion Mining Devi, and Agency Co., Ltd., Humphrey Alers Hankey, sec'y, 413 Granville. OMINION STEAM LAUNDRY CO., THOS. HENRY KIRK, Manager, 188 POWELL. PHONE 624. Dominion Trading Stamp Co. (Langley & Co.), G. E. Morgan, mgr., 500 Cordova. Domoney, Fred., carpenter, h. , 366 5th ave. Donald, Joseph, of J. Donald & Co., h 10th ave.. cor. Columbia. DOERING & MARSTRANDS, Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, . VANCOUVER, B. C Telephoue 429. Donald, Joseph, of J. Donald & Co., 166 10th. Donald, J. Clifton, clerk, h 129 llth ave. ONALD, JOSEPH A CO., GROCERS. 302 WESTMINSTER AVE. Donaldson, Hunter, clerk, h. 1220 Robson. Donaldson, D., mgr. Donaldson Trading Co., h. 1220 Robson. Donaldson, J. A., Blackstone Cigar Factory, 316 Homer, bds. Commercial Hotel. kONALDSON TRADING CO., CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. D. DONALDSON, MGR., 74 CORDOVA. Donaldson, Wm. H., carpenter, bds. 7 Cordova. Dongour-Jonty, professor of French, rms. 537 Homer. Donley, Miss, dressmaker, 36 Cordova.. Donley, Peter, laborer, bds, 216 Abbott. Donley, Wm., canneryman, bds. Columbia. ? ,r Donnelly, C, emp. Armstrong & Morn- son. Donnelly, Miss K., 700 Cambiet Donnelly, Patrick, Provincitl Inspector York County L. & S. Co., 627 Hast- in£ts Yv • Donahue, J. T., factory hand, 719 Richards. Donahofr, John, mill hand, 221 Harrl son. , _- _ Donnelly, Susan, dressmaker, 70 Cordova. Donohoe, James, laborer, h 835 Harris. Donohoe, Wesley, turner Featherstone s Mill, h 117 10th ave. 14 lili HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA C1TI OF YANCOUVER. Drake. Donohue, J. T., machine hand h 747 Richards. Donovan, E., artifical flowers, 318 Columbia ave. Donovan, Tim., prop. Delmonico, 605 Pender. Dontal, James, laborer, h 1621, upstairs, Westminster. Doran, Frank Edwards, mgr. Balmoral Hotel, res. room 10-22 Cordova. Doran, H., cigarmaker^ bds. Hotel Norden. Doran, Thos., mill-band, h 715 Seymour. Dorand, W. H., musician, h 543 Hamilton. Dorman, Frank, 1604 Robson. real estate, 139 Cordova, h. 1116 Haro. Dorman, Wm. H., Post Office Inspector, res. Bute, cor. Nelson. Doucet, L., accountant, 102 Powell, res. 1217 Robson. . Dougall House, Burton & Blackstone, props., 312 Abbott. Dougall, Mrs. E. F., wid., 764 Nicola. Dougan, James J., school teacher, h. 731 Harris. Dougherty, H. B., bookkeeper, B.C.S. R. Co. 611 Hastings. Dougherty, H. C, trader, 611 Hastings E. Dougherty, R., emp. B. C. S. R. Co. h 611 Hastings. Douglas, Alexander, barber, 527 Cordova E. Douglas, A., clerk, C.P.R. Telegraph. Douglas, Bert, emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Douglas, Chas. S., real estate, 409 Hastings, h 1033 Georgia. |-"|OUGLAS, DAVID F., REAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKER. CORDOVA, COR. CAMBIE. RES. 813 HORNBV. Douglas, Frank R., of Kelly, Douglas & Co., h 753 Burrard. Douglas, H. J., emp. R. C. P. M., 831 Gore ave. Douglas, James, stonecutter, h 577 Howe Douglas, James, stonecutter, bds. 919 Pender. Douglas, James, carpenter, bds. Dougall House. Douglas, James, laborer, h 414 Cordova E. Douglas, John, porter, Bank of Montreal res. Bank Building. Douglas. Kirby, painter for Spillman, bds. 40 Cordova E. Douglas Pine Mining Co.. Ltd., Osborne Plunkett, sec'y., Mackinnon Block. Douglas, Robt, teamster, h. 307 Barnard. Douglas, W., emp. R. C. P. M. Doust, J., tailor, bds. Mountain View Hotel. Dow, R., machinist B.C.I Works. Lowell, Steve, miner, o is. Dougall Hse. Dowler, David, shipper McMillan & Hamilton, res. 411 Hastings. i-iowiing, i'rank AY., local mgr. O. P. B. Tel., 646 Granville, h. 918 Hornby. Downey, Frank E., Dom. Express, res. 552 Granville. Downer, James F., emp. sugar refinery, h. 625 Grove. Downie, Wm., , supt. C. P. R., 821 Bute. Downing, Duffe, laborer, Drake, cor. Richards. Downing, Edward H., gas fitter, h. ' 830 Gore ave. Downing, George, presshand, h 617 Hamilton. Downing, John, merchant, 1130 Davie. Downing, Wm., traveller, h. 617 Hamilton. Dowse, Thos., stonemason, 1043 Westminster. Dowson, Charles, lab., 65 Hastings. Dowswell, Robt, bartender Palace Hotel Dovle. Fred J., barber, 213 Abbott, h 618 Seymour. kOYLE, HENRY A CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I31PORTERS OF FISHING NETS, TWINES, COTTON AND MANILA, ROPES A RUBBER GOODS, 435 GRANVILLE. Doyle, Henry, manager H. Doyle & . Co., res. Westminster City. Doyle, James, gardener, 914 Keefer. Doyle, Jean, cook, 420 Cordova. Doyle, J. J., emp. 603 Granville, bds. Hotel Grand. Doyle, AVm., carriagemaker, h 618 Seymour. Drainie & Co., Ceramic silverware and cutlery, artists' materials, 156 Cordova. Drainie, John L., of Drainie & Co., h 850 Burrard. Draissart, Emile, h 867 Prior. Draney. John, canneryman, h. 2441 Quebec. Drake, Alfred L„ clerk H.B.C., h 43 5th ave. Drake. Fred, clerk Blanchfield & Co., h 407 Prior. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Drake. CITY OF VANCOUVER Drake, W. E., mgr. McClary Mfg. Co., bds. Hotel Vancouver. Draper, B. B., manager Turner, Beeton & Co., 407 Cordova, h 1206 Burrard. Draper-; Gust., laborer, h 1246 Seymour. D eger, Karl, 122 Cordova, h. 817 Richards. Drew, A. G., emp. Arancouver Hotel, h 820 Seymour. Drill shed, Pender st. Dryer. Carl J. C, h 812 Richards. Drogoilvitch, Chris., engineer, "Comox," h. 137 Dunsmuir. , , , Drummond, R. F., ry. mail clerk, 71 AVestminster. Drysdale, Allan, waiter Cosmopolitan. DRYSDALE, GORDON. dry goods, etc., 166 Cordova, h 825 Broughton. Drysdale, Matthew, contractor, bds. AVestern Hotel, 173 Water. Dubberly, John E., B. C. Cooperage, Davie cor. Seymour. Dubberly, Joseph, sail maker Empress India, Davie cor. Seymour. Dubberly, Joseph R., wks. R. C. P. Mills. Davie cor. Seymour. Dubeau, Joseph, carpenter, h 510 Richards. Dubois, Peter, stonecutter, res. Central Park. Duchesnay, Edmund, C.E., Supt. C.P.R., at Revelstoke, h 877 Hornby. Dudgeon, James Henry, inspector Yorkshire County Loan and Savings Co., 627 Hastings, bds. Leland. Dudgson, George, clerk City Grocery, Beach ave, English Bay. Dudley, L. Edwin, U.S. Consul, 413 Granville, h. 733 Dunsmuir. Duff Alexander, stone cotter, h. 7th ave., Fairview. Duff, J. L., dentist, 403 Richards, res. 537 Homer. Duffey, Joseph, laborer, rear 21 Pender. Duffey, Joseph, clerk, 315 Carroll, h rear 22 Hastings. Dugan, Larry, butcher, B.C. Market Co., h 19 Front st. E. Dugand, Charles, moulder, bds. 47 Powell. Duguid, John, lab., 702 Westminster. Duhamel, Frank, watchman, C. P. R., rear 24 Hastings. Duhamell, W., teamster Geo. Hardy, h rear 24 Hastings. Duhanel. Fred, teamster McDonald Bros Duhig. Fred, machinist, h 615 Princess. Duhurst, Robert, emp. Pioneer Laundry. Duhurst, Robt. emp. Pioneer Laundry, h 820 Richards. Duke (James) & Wallace (James), carriage makers, 50 Hastings. I Duke, Thos., grocer, 450 Princess. 43 Duke.James, of Duke & Wallace, 411 Princess. Duke, AVm. D., salesman h 763 Hornby. Duke, W. J., clerk, 603 Granville, h. 727 Harris. Dumain, D. (Dr.), chiropodist, 14 Cordova. Dumaresq, Joseph, h 2001 Fifth ave. W. Dumaresq, Samuel, emp. Parsons Produce Co., h 143 Hastings E. Dumeresy, F., eng. Vancouver Sash and Door Factory. Dummbck, —., carpenter, h 715 Seymour. UN, R. G. A COMPANY, THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, J. B. GIFFEN, MGR. FOR B.C. 536 HASTINGS WEST. Dunbar, Thomas, Powell. Duncan, Charles, tallyman, h. 216 Prior. Duncan, Henry, driver No. 8 fire hall, h 145 15th ave Duncan, Horace, Jerk Bank B. C, h. 1100 Seaton. Duncans. —., moulder, Ross & Howard. Dundas, L. T., logger, h Princess, cor. Vernon ave. Dunham, Dav., emp. B.C. Mills. h 879 Seymour. Dunham, D. E., engineer E. H. Heaps' "Stampede." Dunkinson, Alex., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Dunlap, Geo. W., cariage maker, 62 Cordova E., h 562 7th aye. E Dunlap, Harry, checker C.P.R., h 422 Cordova. Dunloo, —., teamster, h 109 Cordova. Dunlop, George, Vancouver Transfer Co. Dunlop, Wm. Stewart, butcher, Westminster ave., h 314 10th ave. Dunmore, Wm., cement works. 311 Keefer. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Eaton. Dunn, —., h 826 Howe. Dun, Albert H., emp. C.P.R. Dunn, Alex., con. C. P. R., h 313 Hastings E. Dunn, Arthur, emp. C.P.R., h 12-14 Richards. Dunn, B., fireman str. Mamie, bds. 3 Water. Dunn, Christopher, emp. Tramway Co., • bds. 170 Water. Dunn, Guss, operator News-Advertiser, bds. Glasgow. Dunn, Ernest, laborer C.P.R. Dunn. Harry, bartender, h 500 Carrall.' Dunn, Henry, teamster, h 227 Harris. Dunn, H. K., bookkeeper, h 826 Howe. Dunn, James, engineer, 333 Carrall. Dunn, James, machinist, C. P. R., h 1367 Howe. Dunn. Mrs. Peter wid.. 914 Pender. Dunn, R., emp. Telephone Co., ,h 914 Pender. ?)!$^ Dunn, Thomas, pres., Thos. Dunn & Co.. Ltd., h 1007 Georgia. Dunn, Thos. A ,.emp. R. C. P. M., h, 19 Hastings. kUNN, THOS. A CO., LTD., HARDWARE MERCHANTS 8, 10 and 12 CORDOVA. SHIP CHANDLERS, CALVERT, SIMSON, MANAGER. S AND 10 WATER STREET. Branch at Atlin City. Dunnan, John, boat-builder, 1503 Westminster ave. Dunning, Asa, emp. Hastings Mill, h 602 Princess.' Dunvan, David, emp. American Shoe Store, h 987 Hornby. Dunwan, Dennis, laborer, h 619 Powell. Duplock, —., laborer, h Powell. Durand Bros., Chas. H. and Wm. H.. mfgs. agents, 54 Cordova. Durand, Charles H., of Durand Bros., b 543 Hamilton. Durand, AVm. H., of Durand Bros., 543 | Hamilton. Durant, Edward, porter C.P.R., h 308 Homer. Durham, Chas.. B.C.S.R.. h 847 Plan-is. Durkin, T. J., tailor, h 327 Cordova E. Durland. John H., clergy, h Smith, near Burrard. Dusenberg, George, emp. B.C. Mills. Dusenberg. H. E., emp. B.C. Mills. h 925 Granville. Duth ie. George, mason, h. 8th ave. cor. Ontario. Duthie, Wm., flour and feed, 2436- AVestminster ave. Dutton, George, foreman Province Pub Co., h 700 Cambie. Duval, John M., turner, Water, near. Cambie. Dyer, Chas., stonecutter, bds. Clarence. Dyer, Fred., engineer, 412 Pender. Dyer, Roy, student, 517^ Seymour. D.vghteon, Wm., painter, h 823 HamiltW h 979 Seymour. YKE A EVANS, ARCADE MUSIC STORE. Dyke, F. W., of Dyke & Evans, 301 Hastings W. Dyke, Geo. J., violin academy, 309 Cor dova. Dyke, John, brewer, h. Chilco. Dyke, Professor, 979 Seymour. Dykema-n, F. AV., carpenter, bds. Oriental. Dyshteon, George, painter, h 823 Hamilton. Eade, F., bookkeeper Canada General Electric Co., h 828 Richards. Eagan, W. S., clerk, res. 725 Homer. Eagles, Fraternal Order, meets at 45 Cordova. Eagleson, Mrs. John, book exchange, 124 Hastings E. Earle, Charles, tailor, 528 Seymour. Earl, Harry, waiter, Merchants' Ex'ge. Earl, Mary, wid. D. J., 419 Abbott. Earle, Percy, h 555 Keefer. Earle, Tinny, 19 Dupont. Earle, Henry, steno., city hall. res. Central Park. Earle, John, bartender Avenue Hotel. I Earles, George D., fireman C.P.R. Earsman, Hardie Sc Co., provisions and comm., Columbia ave., nr. Powell. En son, E.. longshoreman, h 631 Cambie.. Easier. Alex., master mariner, h. 409 Princess. East End Kindergarten. 540 Cordova E. East End Public School, 520 Princess. G. H. Tom. principal. Easthope, E., bicycle repairer, 154 Hastings. Easthope, F.. photographer, 417 Hasjw ings. Eastwood, Percy, asst. pound-keeper, h 8th ave. Eastwood. Wm., driver, Royal Soap Co., h 449 8th ave. „0„ E^ton. -Vlhert S., carpenter, h 137b Hornbv. Eni-ou. Arthur, emp. C.P.R., h rear 1231 Homer. Eaton. Frank, motorman El. Ry„ h 227 Burrard. Eaton. Frank, clerk, C. P. R- k- 3 Pacific. Eaton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY CITY OF VANCOUVER Eaton, G. T., laborer, 508 Beattie. Eaton, J., con. El. Ry., h 227 Barnard, Eaton, William, h 1231 Homer. Eaton, Wm., emp. Tramway Co., h 1334 Hornby. Ebenezer, L. O. A., meets 1st and rd Tuesday, 45 Cordova. Eby, C. A., bookpr., Sun Life. h Georgia. Ecclestone, Elsie, clerk McMillan & Hamilton, 845 Hornby. Eekley, A., clerk, 11 Hastings E., h. 406 Keefer. Ecudor Consul, John MacQuillan, Innes of Court. Eden, —., moulder, h 245 Princess. Eden, J., master mariner, 877 Richards. Edgecombe, AV. C, clerk C.P.R., freight office, bds. Oriental. Edgett, Arthur, carpenter, 411 Harris. Edgett, Arthur, master mariner, h. 411 Harris. Edgett, Frank, Edgett Bros., h. 411 Harris. Edgett, Garden & Edgett, teas, 220 Hastings E. Edgett Harry A., h 1021 Robson. Edget, Miss L., teacher, East End School. Edinburgh-American ...and Mortgage Co.. Ltd., G. T. Legg mgr., 616 Granville. Edmiston, Miss M. K., teacher West End School. Edmonds. Walter F. clerk 0. P. L. & S. Co., h 917 Pender., Edmonson, Leo, engineer, Ley & Wilda- uer, h 378 8th ave. E. Edmund, Miss, schoolteacher, 849 |||| _ Edmunds, Mrs. H. V., widow, Pender cor. Burrard. Edmunds, Robt., clerk, h. Pender, cor. Burrard. Edstrom, Lash, laborer, cabin 532 Carrall. Edward, Alex., teamster Berry & Veitch. Edwards, A. N., clerk 138 Cordova, h. 1028 Melville. Edwards Btos., (Geo. W. & Edgar H.), photographers, 534 Cordova. Edwards, Chas., rear 21 Pender. Edwards, Charles, Wilson Bros., h 1112 Harris. : Edwards, Edgar W., h 1028 Melville. Edwards, Evans J., butcher, res. 530 Howe. Edwards, E. H. (Edwards Bros.), 1028 Melville. Edwards, Fred, janitor, 45 Cordova. Edwards, G. W. (Edwards Bros.), h 1442 Haro. Edwards, Harry, mgr. Oriental Hotel. Edwards, Herbert E., photographer, h 1028 Melville. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C, Telephone 429. Edwards, Herbert, engineer C.P.R. h 1237 Richards. Edwards, Herbert, hostler C.P.R. Edwards, Herbert, fireman, 412 Pender. Edwards, H., wire-worker, h 224 Hastings E. Edwards, John, foreman C.P.R., h 650 Cordova. Edwards, John, printer, 112 Harris. Edwards, J., emp. B. C. S. R., h. 112 Harris. Edwards, J. R., emp. H. S. M. h 607 Powell. Edwards, J. B., carpenter, h 248 Princess. Edwards, Rich., blacksmith C.P.R. h 650 Cordova E. Edwards, Wm., drayman, 2804 Westminster ave. Edwards, Wm., teamster, 112 Harris. Edwards, Wm., h 530 Howe. , Edwards, W. S., mill-hand, No. 17, 219 Cordova E. „„ Egan, W. S., clerk, 603 Granville, h 72o Homer. M EggeTt, G. A., drug clerk, 601 Hastings. Eichelberger, AVm., Mainland Cigar Factory. bds. Hotel Norden. Eldon, Geo., landscape gardener, Stanley Park. Eldridge, C. C, appraiser, customs, h. 908 Thtirlow. -LECTRO-MAGNETIC INSTITUTE, W, W. ELKINS, ELECTROLOGIST, 310 HOMER. Eligh. Catherine, wid. Hamilton, h 3007 Quebec. „„,„ ^ . Eligh Jacob, milkman, h 2943 Quebec. Eligh, Wm., h. 2943 Quebec. Elkins Frank, driver, H.B.G. h Georgia. Elkins, F., clerk, 1517 Pender. Elkins, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Elkins, Mrs. A. M.. fruits and confectionery, 1517 Pender. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Erickson.' Elkins, S., foreman Ward 1, h. 1517 Pender. Elkins, W., prop. Electric Magnetic Institute, 3i0 Homer. Ella, T. R., traveller, 32 Water, res 603 Cambie. Ellender, Wm., correspondent, bds. Granville, Ellesmere (the), Mrs. L. Welsh, 439 Homer. Elliott, —., clerk, Drysdale, h 700 Homer. Elliott —., plasterer, 14 Hastings E. Elliott, Aubrey, electrician, bds. Columbia. Elliott, Chas. White, ship-carpenter, h 1078 Hornby. Elliott, Claude, foreman, 8th ave., Elliott, Edwin, watchman, Hastings Mill, No. 8, 219 Cordova E. Elliott, Edwin, teamster, h 24 7th ave. Elliott, George, painter, h 236 Harris. Elliott, Gilbert, h 1144 Davie. Elliott. Hugh, shoemaker, 18 Cordova, res. 828 Cordova E. Elliott, John, emp. El. Ry., 24 7th ave, near Ontario. Elliott, John E., buyer, 122 Cordova, h. 909 Thurlow. Elliott, John, h 145 5th ave. Elliott, J., 926 Keefer. Elliott, Mrs., widow, h 1144 Davie. Elliott, R-, machinist, Armstrong & Morrison, h 425 Harris. Elliott. Wm. J., bds. Carter House. Elliott, Wm., ship-carpenter, h 1078 Hornby. Elliott, W. Frank, clerk, 150 Cordova, h. 712 Homer. Elliott, W. G., news agent, 381 7th ave. Ellis, Charles, barber, 307 Cambie St., h 306 Cordova E. Ellis, John W., caretaker school, 424 _l rinopss Ellis, J. F., clerk Merchants' Bank of Halifax, h 660 Burrard. Ellis, R. fi., insurance, h 660 Burrard. Ellison, —., emp. World, h 324 Westminster ave. Ellison, Frank, laborer, h 806 Richards. Ellison, Henry, dairyman, h 3002 Quebec Ellisonj Henry, Palace Stable. Ellison, James, lab., 930 Park lane. Ellison, Michael, lab., 440 7th ave. Ellison, Thos., bricklayer, h rear 512 Richards. Ellison, Watson, tinsmith, h 440 7th ave. Ells, Wm., butcher, bds. Walker house. ElmsrWm. A., machinist, h 539 Howe. Elphinston, A. B.. res. 818 Richards. Elphinstone, R., 316 Carrall. Elvidge, George, warehouseman J. G. Griffin & Co., h Mt. Pleasant. Emanuels, George, clerk Parsons Produce, h 578 Burrard. Emerson, Fred, salesman, h 254 Dnf. ferin. Emery, Wm., laborer, 411 Abbott st. h. Front, cor. Ontario. Emett. A. R„ h 550.7th ave. Emett, G. H. H., draughtsman, h 564 Seventh ave. Employers' Liability Ass. CorporatiS Ltd., D. C. McGregor, agent, 612 Hastings. Endlow, —., rear 432 AVestminster. . England, James, secy. Gas Co., h 7th ave., Fairview. England, John, emp. Gas Works, h rear 17 Hastings E. English Bay Canning Co., Johnson & Burnett, agents. English Chop House, 337 Carroll English, Stewart, retired, h 413 Prior.'- Enman. Rich., emp. R.C.P. Mill, h 12j§j Howe. Ennis. Neill, miner, bds. Dougall House. Enterprise Fishery, A, Haines, sec- treas., En wicke, Minnie, dressmaker, 19 Hastings. Eppinger, Henry, lab., 452 7th ave. E' ■QUITABLE (THE), LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (OF THE UNITED STATES), C. C. BENNETT, GENERAL AGENT, HEAD OFFICE FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA, MACKINNON BUILDING, COR. GRANVILLE A HASTINGS. Epstein, Wm., clerk, 6 Cordova, h. 235 Princess. Equitable Savings L. & B. Asso., D. C. McGregor, agent, 61.2 Hastings. I r" Q.UITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., (OF TORONTO) FRED J. HOLLAND A CO., AGENTS, MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Erichsen, Wm. & Son, flour and feed, 526 Richards. Erichsen, William, 526 Richards. Erickson, Charles, carpenter, h 520 Frr or. Erickson, Louis, sec'y German ConBBr ate, 602 Granville, h 526 Richards. Ericson, Mark, emp. B.C. Mill. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Erixon. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Erixon, —., cabin 532 Carrall. Erinan, Frank, laborer C.P.R. Errington, James, sawyer, L 237 Lansdown. Esken, A. J., operator C.P.R. Telegraph. Erskine, Andrew, stonecutter, bds. 919 Pender. Erskine, A. B., mgr. Ames Holden Co., Ltd., h 1012 Robson. Esperanza, steamer, John D. Foreman Espidle, C, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Esson, Dave, logger, Bridge, cor. 9th. Esson, D. C, logger, Bridge, cor. 9th. Etherington, Geo. H.. baker, h 248 Princess. Ertershank. Wm.. captain, master mariner, h. 533 Burrard. Ettershanks, Wm. J., h 533 Burrard. Europe Hotel. Calori' Bros. A7 Powell. Eustace. Daniel, tailor, 144 Hastings E. Evans, A. H., engineer Empress of India, h Twelfth ave. Evans, Ernest, clerk G. W. -Dunlop, res. 324 Westminster. Evans, Ernest, of Evans, Coleman & Evans, bds. Hotel Vancouver. EVANS, COLEMAN A EVANS, (Ernest Evans, Geo. Coleman & Percy W. Evans.) shipping and commission agents, foot Columbia ave. Evans, David, tailor. 522 Homer. Evans. E. E., of Evans, Coleman & Evans, 726 Granville. Evans, Fletcroft, official stenographer. court house. 1026 Eveleigh. Evans, Fred G., clerk H. B. C, bds Leland hotel. Evans. Harry, baker, h 273 14th ave. Evans, Harry, baker, W. D. Muir,, 273 14th ave.. Sophia. Evans, Henry, fisherman, 27 Cordova. Evans, H., emp. Robertson & Hacker, h. 519 Drake. rVANS & HASTINGS, H (Thomas Evans Thos. W. Hastings), JOB PRINTERS, IRVING BLOCK, 541 HASTINGS. Evans, John, emp. city water works, h 230 Harris. Evans, John Edward, prov. manager Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.. 419 Hastings, h 1042 Barclay. Eyans, John E., customs broker, 404 Granville, h 1035 Richards, i^vans. Miss G„ steno. Davis, Marshall ' '& Macneill. Evans, Percy |p njynns, Coleman & Evans), h 1273 Nelson. * DEPARTMENTAL STORM ii m Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Vancouver, B.C. Evans, Mrs., room 9, 871 Granville. Evans, Rich, gardener, h 1353 Howe. Evans, R. A., U.S. Immigration agent, 4.15 Hastings. Evans, John, jr., teamster, h 230 Harris. Evans, Thomas, of Evans Sc Hastings, h 741 Seymour. Evans. Thomas, janitor Bank of B. C, res 320 Harris. Evans, Walter, of Dyke & Evans, h 320 Harris. Evans, AA\, emp. Robertson & Hackett. Evans. W. P., clerk C.P.R., h 570 7th av. Eveleigh. S. M., 614 Hastings, h 105 Cordova. Everett, E. F., Van, Transfer Co., h. 831 Richards. Everett, George E., cook, bds. 31 Hastings. Everett, Thomas, carpenter, Mountain View Hotel. Eves, John, laborer, 508 Gore. Eves, Mrs., dressmaker, 514 Westminster. Evren & Co., salmon cannery, Robt. Ward & Co.. Ltd.. agents. Excelsior Gold Mining Co., Ltd., pres., J. R. Seymour; vice-pres., J. D. Byrne; sec'y-treas., J. O. Benwell, 611 Hastings W. Excelsior Steam Laundry Forrest & Tulk, 1033 Pender. Exley, Fred T., auctioneer, 345 Carrall, h Cordova. Extence. Mrs. Henry, boarding house, "The Georgia," 813 Georgia. Exley, Fred T., auctioneer, h 1412 Alberni. Eyden, Ed., carpenter, 12th ave. Eyden, F.. carpenter, h 12th ave. Evre. Wm. C. engineer, h 414 Gore Ezard, Wm. Henry, 261 Keefer. Fadden, —., painter, h 901 Seymour. | Fader, Edna, asst. bookkeeper, 544 Granville. Fader, Silas, butcher, 546 Granville, h 619 Homer. r*_ HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CTTY OF VANCOUVER. Fee. Fader, S„ grocer, 546 Granville, res. 544 Granville. Fagan, James S., telegraph operator, 1016 Melville. Fagan, Joseph E., customs office, 1016 Melville. Fagan, W. L., jr., h. 1016 Mellville. Fagan, Wm. L., assessor and collector. for the City and County of Vancouver. h 1016 Melville. Fahey, Thomas, logger, bds. 34 Water. Fair, Rev. Geo. Armour (Baptist), h. cor. Denman and Nelson. Fair, Thos. S., carpenter, h Denman, nr. Barclay. Fairburn, Charles, driver, 55 Cordova, h 607 Harris. F.airbairn, James, wood dealer, 2153 Westminster ave. Fairbairn, Mrs. A., dry goods, 2153 Westminster ave., h. cor. Center and 4th ave. Fairburn, M. A., miner, 210 Alexander. Fairburn, Walter, clerk 604 AATestmin- ster ave., h 209' Powell. £" AIRFIELD EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, LTD. (The), HEAD OFFICE, WINCHESTER HOUSE, OLD BROAD ST., LONDON, E.C. JAMES J. LANG, GEN. MANAGER, FAIRFIELD BLOCK, 433. GRANVILLE Fairo, Thos, teamster, bds. King's Htl. Fairon, Alphonso, h 375 Dufferin st. Fairview School, 9th ave., Geo. McRae, principal. Falconer, P. D., carpenter, 841 Cambie. Falls, John, h 521 Pacific. Falls, Wm., teamster, H. S.. M., bds. Secord hotel. False Creek Fuel Co., 901 Westminster. Capt. M. D. McLennan, prop. Fanning, J. AAT., tailor Dan Stewart, res. 714 Seymour. Fanning, James AY.., cigarmaker, h 725 Homer. Fanny Bay Gold Mining Co. Ltd., John J. Banfield, secy.. Farley, Drury, 10th ave. 'iJ0$> Farlow, David, mason, h. Barnard, cor. Campbell. Farlow, Henry, mason, h. Barnard cor. Farlow, Henry, sign painter Globe Sign Campbell ave. Farmer, A. accountant, 536 Hastings h Richards, cor. Hastings. Farmer, Fred, bookkeeper, res. Richards, cor Hastings. Farmer, W. H., painter, 115 Hastings E. Farr, —., h 727 Hamilton. Farr, Edward, inspector of masonry, C.P.R. 817 Richards. Farr, John, carpenter,. Beechie, cor. 20th. Farr, Mrs. Wm., h 1124 Melville. Farrant George, waiter Royal. Farrell, Thos., teamster, McDoanld Bros. FARRELL. TREGENT «fc CO. brokers, 322 Cambie. Farrell, Wm., manager Bank of Hamilton, 321 Cambie, h Pendrill, cor. Nicola. Farrell, Wm. T. carpenter, shop 532 Cordova, h 1012 Hornby. Farrer, G. E., broker, h Davie, nr. Chilco. Farrier, Miss, milliner, Granville, h 748 Burrard. Farrington, Arthur,' h Hamilton, cor. Robson. Farron, James L„ of Newland & Farron. h 1037 Melville. Farron, James L., Central Hotel, h. 309' Cordova. Farron, T. G., law student, 1037 Melville. Farwig, John, upholsterer, Smith Bros, h 412 Pender. Faulkner, John, warehouseman. F. R Stewart & Co., Hastings E. Faulkner, S. G., provl. mgr., North Am Life Ass. Co., h 1111 Jervis. Faull, Wm. Henry, C. P. R., 920 Cordova E. Favin. J., carpenter, h 848 Richards.. Fawcett, Richard, driver, 734 Seymour. Fawcett, Walter, teamster Atkins & Johnson, res. Georgia. Feam, Samuel, teamster, ' h Victoria" Drive, near Powell. Featherstone, Robert, sawyer, h 532 Carrall. Featherstone. R. D., miner, 309 8th avei T'EDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., * T. MACADAM, PROV. MGR. 625 HASTINGS XV. Fee, Archibald, brakeman C.P.R.. 623 Hamilton. Fee. A. H. clerk, 542 Hastings, res. 623 Hamilton. Fee, Thos. A., of Parr & Fee, Homer. h 81R Richards. Fee, Trenholm W..' hostler, C.P.R. Fee. W. G., 623 Hamilton. Feid. Simon, h 222R Westminster. Feldman, J., traveller, h 1015 Howe. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Fellows. CITY OF VANCOUA'ER. Findlay. Fell, F., emp. R. C. P. Mills. Fellows, Bernard, machinist, bds. 403 Powell. ' Fellows, Ben., H. S. M., bds. Secord kotel. „ . „ „ Fenner, Walter F., of Hewitt & Fenner, h 661 Richards. Fenning, James, emp. cigarfactory, h 714 Seymour. Fenton, P. T., carpenter, 8th ave. cor. Brunswick. Ferguson, —., bookkeper, h 507 Howe. Ferguson, Alex., carpenter, h Scott. Ferguson, A. G., 815 Hastings. Ferguson block, Richards, cor. Hastings. Ferguson & Croft, mining and mechanical engineer, 603 Hastings. Ferguson, Donald, emp. H.M.S. Customs. h 1132 Haro. Ferguson, Dougal, Dominion Express messenger, h. 1132 Haro. Ferguson, D. I., carpenter, 8th ave. Ferguson, James, carpenter, 630 Seymour. Ferguson, John, janitor, h 332 Prior. Ferguson, John, tinner. 122 Cordova, JpERGUSSON & CROFT.;, * (John C. Fergusson, M.I.C.E., & J. C. T. Crofts.) CIVIL, MECHANICAL, MINING A CONSULTING ENGINEERS, 603 HASTINGS WEST. . Fergusson, John C, M. Inst, C.E., of Fergusson & Crofts, h 834 Burrard. Ferguson, John D., painter, h 432 Prior. Ferguson, J. B., agent Mutual Reserve Fund Life, Inns of Court, bds. Badminton. Ferguson, J. E., sawyer, bds.- 211 Powell. Ferguson, Michael, baker Imperial Bakery. Ferguson, Munro, emp. R. C. Mill. room 4, 698 Robson. Ferguson, R. C, manager, Royal City Mills, h. 731 Jervis. Ferguson, Wilner, emp. Ralphs' Hardware, 618 Barnard. Ferguson, Wynn, W., app., h 618 Barnard. Ferra, Caesar, cook, Savoy restaurant, h Masonic Building. Ferra, Tony, waiter, Savoy resturant, h. Masonic Building. Ferrea, A. P., prop. Savoy Restaurant, 139 Cordova. Ferris, Harold, James, asst. purchasing agent, C. P. R., 1320 Georgia. Ferris, Percy Murray, accountant, 1320 Georgia. Ferris, Wm., solicitor, h. 1320 Georgia. E. SFILLlAi, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Fetherston, Richard D., mining prospector, h 213 Harris. Fette, A., cigarmaker, Mainland Cigar Factory. Fewings, Miss, C, bookkeeper, 321 Water,, h 1038 Robson. Fewster, Howard, machinist, h 643 Howe. Fewster, Phillip, Seedsman, 801 Georgia, h 643 Howe. Fickus, Courtenay & Co., wine merch'ts.' Walter A., Anderson & Co., Ltd., agts. Field, James H., tel op. res. 817 Hornby. FIELD-JOHNSON A CO., real estate and brokers, 307 Cordova. Field-Johns on, J. G. V., broker, U. Lansdown W. Fife,- J. H., manager Manufacturers' Agency Co., Ltd., 22 Cordova. Fifth Regiment, R. C. A.. 2nd Batt, Lt-Col. Chas. A. Worsnop, commandant, Drill Hall, Pender, near Abbott. Filion, F., grocer, 204 Carroll, h, 1104 Robson. Financial & Mining Trust of Canada, Ltd., J. MacQuillan, sec'y, 'Inns of Court. Finbow, A. W., oper. News Advertiser, 420 Cambie. Finch, H. J. Wadsworth, draughtsman Gardner, Herman & Burwell, h 1225 Burrard. Finch, Heneage Wynne. Mining Eng., 505 Hastings W. v-Finch. M. E., wid. Chas. S., h 1225 Burrard. „ _. , Firidlater, Chas., of Lawrence & Find- later, 910 Westminster. Findlater, Charles, of Lawrence & Find- later. Findlav, E. K., medical director Keeley Institute. 730 Powell. Findlay, James, mine mgr., h 476 Sixth ave. Findlay. Peter P., carpenter, h. 1372 Hornby. $§fl '^31 mm ill! 111 1 il! 664 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Finlay. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Fletcher. M Findiay, Wm. F., pirnter, Evans & Hastings, h. 154 Water. Findley, Bruce, messenger, Vancouver Hardware Co. Findlev, E. K., physician. Keeley Institute." Findley, Frank S.„ h 736 Burrard. Findley, Herbert W., insurance, h 763 Hornby. Fink, H. J., pool-room, 403 Richards. Finley, Burton, photographer, h 2 Cordova E. Finlay, Gilbert H., clerk W. A. Anderson & Co., h 1656 Georgia. Finn, —., tailor. 720 Granville. Finney, Chas., burner Cement Works. Fipps, Rupert, baker, h 663 Harris. Fire Dept, J. H. Carlisle Chief. Fire Hall, No. 1, 14 Water. Fire Hall No. 2., W. PI. ATcFee, foreman. 726 Seymour. Fire Hall No. 3, 9th ave. Mt. Pleasant. Fire Mountain G. M. Co., Ltd. W. H. Leckie, sec'v, 538 Granville. Fire Lake Gold Mines. Co., Ltd., Robertson Bros., agents, 421 Granville p-IREMAN'S FUND (MARINE), CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. First Baptist church. Rev. W. B. Hin- son. pastor, 600 Hamilton. First Congregational Church. 701 Richards. First Presbyterian church, Hastings E., cor. Gore ave. Firth, James, ship carpenter, h. 350 Alexander. Fisher, David, emp. B. C. Cooperage Co. Fisher, F. W.. cleric James Robertson & Co., res. Victoria House. Fisher, Francis C. stenographer Martin & Robertson, h 542 Georgia. Fisher. F. A., driver for J. C. Woodrow, 1041 Richards. Fisher, J., longshoreman, 305 Georgia. "Fisher. J. Keith, mgr. B.C. Cement Works, res. Vancouver Hotel. Fisher, Renzer. emp. B. C. Cooperage Go. Fisher. Walter, slaughterman, 36 Cordova. Fitch, George, driver, h 2144 Westminster roid. Fitch, Thos.. nninter. h 322 7th ave. Fi'teh. Wm.. laborer, h 2144 Westminster ave. Fitzgerald, E., mill-hand, h 548 Harris. b— IT REFORM WARDROBE, r ■ FOR GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING AT HALF BEST TAILOR PRICES. THOS. FOSTER, SOLE CONTROLLER FOR VANCOUVER. 334 HASTINGS STREET, Fitzgerald, E. R., conductor, C.P.R., h 612 Seymour. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Patrick, over 123 Hasfl ings E. Fitgibbons, Thos., carpenter, bds. Delmonico. Fitzpatrick, Thos., laborer, h. 332 Powell. Fitzpatrick, Wm., bartender, bds. Dougall House. Fitzhenry, Wm., lath sawyer The Tytleg Lumber Co. Fitzsimmons, James A., of Garrison & F., h 237 Harris. Flack, Thomas, owner Flacx: BiocJi, H 1206 Haro. Flanders, Cyres, emp. Sugar Refinery, h 536 Raymur. Flanders, John, emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison, h 324 Hastings E. Flater. Isaac, sawyer People's Fuel Co., h 2537 Westminster road. Flayford, Martin, laborer, Trounce alley. Fleishman, Jacob, traveller, h. 1039 Bar clay. Fleishman, AL. neddler, h 10559 Barelaia Flem ing, R. J., 900 Granville. Fleming, J. O., traveller Ramsay Bros. | 1320 Seymour. Fleming,, Edward, machinist, h 5118 Powell. Fleming, R. J., bds. Oriental Hotel. Fleming, James O. R., traveller, Ramsay Bros., h 1308 Seymour. Fleming, John, plasterer, h 629 Howe. J Fleming, Kate (Mrs. R. J.), grocer, 900 Granville. Fleming, Wm.. emp. E. H. Heap's Mill, h 517 Powell. Fletcher, Arnold, teamster, h 512 Gore. Fletcher, Edward, machinist, h 517 Powell. Fletcher, George, laborer, h rear 625 Hamilton. Fletcher, Geo. P., tailor, 410 Cordova. Fletcher, John, circuit mgr. C. P. R- tel., h 627/Richards. Fletcher. Miiss L., teacher, Mt. Pleas ant, 619 Richards. Fletcher, TVWsc M. C, teacher Central school, 6lp Richards. Fletcher. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Fletcher, Mrs. J., widow, 622 Seymour. Flett. Harry, apprentice C. P. R. shops, 1201 Richards. Flett. J., wheel borer, C. P. R., 1201 Richards. Flett, J. A., of Bell & Flett, 603 Cambie. Flett. J. H., machanist, C. P. R., 1201 Richards. Flett, Margaret nurse, h 128 Cordova. Flett, Marshall, watchman Leamy 5c Kyle Mill. Flewelliug. J. A., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 2729 Westminster. Flewellyn, Wm. P., carpenter, h. 65 6th ■ ave. Flickehstein, J. H., barber, 307 Cambie, Flitton, Geoffrey, A. D., clerk C. Wie- gand, h 54 8th ave. E. Flitton, Ralph Henry, acct., h 54 llth av. Flocke. John, emp. Hastings Mill, h 422" Keefer. Flood, Wm., upholsterer, h 618 Seymour. Flvnn. W. J., bicvcle repairer, 556 Granville, h 199 Keefer. Fockey, J. emp., H.S.M., h. 618 Barnard. F. O. E., meets Wednesdays at 54 Cordova. Foles, Joseph, laborer. 210 Westminster. Folev, James, pig-dealer, h Powell. Folfekinden, A. H, Dyke & Evans, h 535 Homer. Folton, George, bds. 109 Heatley. Folwer. A. K., emp. sugar refinery, b 721 Keefer. Fonseea, Mrs., widow, J. W., h. 618 Howe. Fonseea, Mrs. I. G., widow, h. 318 Harris. Foote, Capt. tugs, Towing Sc Lightening, Carrall and Alexander. Foote, Cedric, clerk, 341, Carrall, h 339 9th ave.' Foote, Henry J., agent Dom. Exp. Co., & Foot's parcel express, 341 Carrall. h 339 9th ave. E. Foote, James, cabinet maker, 542 Seymour. Fopp, W. C, h 587 Howe. Foran & Frost, grocers, 344 Carrall. Foran, James S., of Foran & Frost, h. 540 Homer. pORAN, WILLIAM EDWIN, PROP COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 338 CAMBIE. Forbes, A. M., salesman, T. Dunn & Co. h 60 5th ave. Forbes, Frederick, mill hand, h 4th ave., near Centre. Forbes, Isaih, blacksmith, 28 Cordova E., h 653 7th ave. DOS RING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C*. Telephone 429. Forbes, Kenneth D., acct. Molsons Bank,. h 813 Georgia. Forbes, Mrs. Mary, grocery, Centre, cor. 4th ave. Forbes, N. B., foreman, h. 4th ave., Forbes, R. S., lumberman, cor. Center and 4th ave, Fairview. Ford, —., h 519 Seymour. Ford, Arthur J., agent, 1304 7th ave. Ford, A. C, motorman El. Ry., 827 Campbell. , Foreberg, Chas. G., tobacconist, 312 Carrall. Ford, A. I clerk, h 1190.7th ave. AV. Ford, C. AV., bookkeeper 70 Cordova,h. .634 Hastings E. Ford, J. C, asst. S. J. Thompson. Ford, Pleasant, porter, 306 Carroll, h. 224 Princess. Ford, P. F., caretaker, h 224 Princess. Forde, S. R., h 945 Seymour. Foreman, Christopher F., h 234 Princess. Foreman, O. F. & Son., boots and shoes, 420 Westminster ave. Foreman, J. D., bds. Leland. Foreman, Wm., emp. International Ice Co., h Dunn blk., Cordova. Foreman, W., engineer, bds. City Hotel. Foreman. W. E. of Foreman & Son, res. 218 Princess. Forest and Stream Club (B.C.), Molsons Bank Chambers. Forest, W. H., townsite agent C.P.R. h 1032 Barclay. Forey. Gerald, fireman, EI. Ry., h. 142 14th ave. Forrest, Andrew, miner, bds. Columbia Hotel. Forrest. C. K., dairyman, 204 Eighth ave. W. Forrest, John, stonecutter, h Maple nr. 7th ave. Forrest, Herbert P., of Forrest & Tulkr h 549 Seymour. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Fowler, Forrest (Herbert P.) & Tulk (Albert E.), steam laundry, 1033 Pender. Forrester, Maria, wid., h iS.fcSO Fifth ive. 700 312 B.C. Mills. G., tobacconist, h Charles J., tobacconist, h 700 Cambie. C. E., cabinetmaker, h ave. Forsyth, George, stationery engineer C. P. R. shops, 1242 Seymour. Forshaw, Robert M., laborer, h 269 14th. Forster, Wm., emp. B.C. Mills. Forsythe, George S„ clerk Thomson Stationery, h 900 Hastings W. Forsyth, James, Marine Engineer, h 428 Cordova E. Forsyth, John, carpenter Robertson & Hackett's, 900 Hastings W. Forsythe, J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Fortes, Joseph, bartender, Alhambra. Fortin, Goudicuse, druggist Atkins & McDowell, 727 Hamilton. Fortin. Fred, drug clerk McD. & Co., h. 727 Hamilton. Fortin, George, emp. Robertson & Hackett, h 624 Seymour. Fortin, Hermann, wood turner Robertson & Hackett, 811 Seymour. . „ Fortin, Joseph, laborer, Abbott, cabin Water Front. Fortin, Joseph, emp. R.C.P.M. Fortin, Michell, R. C. P. M., 727 Hamilton. Fortin, Mme, furrier, h 624 Seymour. Fortin, Wilfred, 727 Hamilton. Foster, —., bds. 803 Richards. Foster, Frank, emp. electric light, h 252 Barnard. Foster, Fred., clerk, Evans Coleman & Evans, h cor. Butt and Nelson. Foster, H., Van. Sash & Door Co. h. 10th ave. Foster, H. O., baggageman, C. P. R., 1105 Pender. Foster. Isaac, logger, h 234 10th ave. Foster, John, bookkeeper AV. D. Muir, h 234 10th ave. Foster, Joseph, clerk C.P.R., h 1215 Nelson. Foster, J. G., filer Spicers mill, h. 10th ave. Foster. J. W., tailor, 305 Hastings, h. 581 Richards. Foster, Mrs., wid. Wm., h 1215 Nelson. Foster, Thos., cabin. 113 Cordova E. Foster. Thos., lab., 118 rear, 121 Powell. Foster, T. C, Jr., harnessmaker, 123 Hastings E. Foster. T. C„ harnessmaker and carriage trimmer, 123 Hastings E. p-OSTER, THOMAS, SOLE CONTROLLER FIT REFORM WARDROBE, 334 HASTINGS WEST. RES THE VICTORIA 520 ILoIUER Foster, T. C, clerk C.P.R., res. 1215 Nelson. Foster, Wm., bds. Carter House. Foster, Win., warehouseman, Stuart & Crawford, h 1215 Nelson. Foster, W. H., miner, 10th ave. Foster, AV. W., clerk C.P.R., res. 1215 Nelson. Foubert, F., prop. Clarence Hotel, 602 Pender. Fountain, Joseph, carpenter h 1353 Howe. Fountain, Victor, carpenter h 1353 Howe. Fourendale,* Louise, 45 Dupont. Fowler, h 813 Georgia. Fowler, 1621 Westminster. Fowler, Adrian K., emp. Sugar Refinery, h 715 Keefer. Fowler, Arthur Lincoln, of Cawley Fowler, 148 Hastings E., h 1561 West-,; minster ave. Fowler, C. E., dentist, 323 Princess. Fowler, C. M.. emp. The Tytler. Lumber Co., h 715 Keefer. Fowler, Daniel, machinist 234 Harris. Fowler, Fred W., foreman World, h h 813 Howe. Fowler, F., Vancouver Produce Co., res. Georgia House. Fowler, George, clerk 438 Westminster, h 234 Harris. Fowler, G. L., clerk, h. 323 Princess. Fowler, Hector, clerk h 323 Princess. Fowler. James Edmund, teamster, bds. 325 Cordova E. Fowler, James, emp. h 234 Harris. Folwer, James, marine engineer, h 837 Howe, mm Fowler, J. A„ teamster, F. R. Stewart & Co., h 325 Cordova E. Fowler, Miss Lizzie, stenographer, Rand Bros., 323 Princess. Fowler, Richard, machinist, h 813 Howe. Fowler. Robert James, printer. 534 Homer. Fowler, R„ emp. Armstrong & Morrison. h 813 Howe. Fowler, R., machinist 'World," h 234 Harris. Fowler, Walter, teamster res 4th ave Fowler, Wm„ laborer, h 234 Harris. Fowler, Wm.', marine engineer, h 837 Howe. Scott & Devlin, h Saturna Island. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 667 Fowler. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Fraser. Fowler, W. C, emp. C. P. R. h 234 Harris . Fowler, W. E., Holland Block. Fowles, AValter, mgr. H.B.G., dry goods, h 1020 Alberni. Fox, E., 306 Prior. Pox, James, h 712 Seymour. Fox, James, city water works, h 902 Hastings E. Fox, L., emp. B.C.S.R., h 904 Hastings W. Fox, Patrick, retired, 306 Prior. Fox. S. C, tallyman H. S. M., h 902 Hastings E. , Fox, Thomas, carpenter, h 902 Hastings E. Fox, Wm., carpenter, h 577 Howe. Foxley, A. R., brickmaker, h 535 Homer. Foxley, Fred, brickyard, h 535 Homer. Foxley, Mrs., widow, 535 Homer. Frame, Wm., storekeeper H. S. M.. h 610 Hastings E. ladies' tailor, 822 Francis. Andrew, Hornby. Francis, Charles, Cordova. Francis, Chas., Restaurant. Francis, Edward, F. warehouseman. Francis, Harry,, clerk Cordova E. Francis, Sister, matron pital, 309 Cordova E. emp. H. S. M., 219 waiter International R. Stewart & Co., 204 Carrall, h 327 St. Luke's hos- Francis, Wm., h 527 Hamilton. Francis, W., mgr h 641 Hornby. Franklin & Davidson Hastings E. Franklin. Ethel, emp. Telephone Co., Conservatory ©f Music estate, 115 h real dressmakers Tytler Lumber Co., h city VANCOUVER FLORAL CO.. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. fa- 'os- JAMES PONT. Manager 520 572 Seymour. Franklin Sc Fisher, Seymour. Franklin, F., emp. The Co.. h 776 Homer. Franklin, Geo., emp. Tramway 776 Homer. Franklin, H. J., clerk water works, hall. Franklin, John Joseph, of F. & Davidson, h 512 Seymour. Franks, Ed., expressman, bds. 716 Pow%U. Franks, Rich., mill-hand, h 1076 Hornby. Franks, Wm.. brakeman, 623 Hamilton. Franks. Z., sec. Hand Furniture. 44 Water. Eraser. Albert E., prop. Acadia Hotel 222 Abbott. Frnser. Alpx^. lab., hds. Cabinet. Fraser, Angus, laborer, 1321 Howe. • Fraser, Angus Turner, C.P.R. Fraser, Angus, logger, h 3rd ave. Frnser. Angus'M., boilermaker, h 1024 Davie. Fraser, Angus, contractor, h 1339 Howe. Fraser, A. C, telegraph operator, 1110 Nelson. Fraser, A. M., outfitter, 21 Cordova, h 1248 Haro. Freser & Brehant, contractor, 630 Seymour. Fraser, Clifford, J. G., telegraph operator. C.P.R., h 1023 Howe. Fraser, Colin, engineer, 311 Powell. Fraser, D. M. (D. M. Fraser & Co.), builder, h 631 Richards. Fraser, D. M. & Co., builders, 632 Seymour. Fraser,' Detherick, freight sheds C.P.R.. h 29 7th ave. Fraser, E. P., carpenter, h 263 Campbell ave. Fraser. George, builder and contractor, 316 Carrall. ^'Eraser, George B., mgr., h 1248 Haro. Fraser, Gregory, miner, h 1801 Westminster ave. Fraser, Herbert, carpenter, h 631 Richards. Fraser, James A.-, real estate, h Barnaby. Fraser, John McK., trainer Brockton Point grounds. Fraser, John, carpenter, bds. Golden Gate-. Fraser, J. D., emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 2731 Westminster road. Fraser, J. D.. school teacher, 747 8th ave. E. Fraser. L. C. clerk 303 Hastings, h 631 Richards. Fraser, Miss Anna, teacher East End School. Fraser, Miss M. I., teacher West End School. Fraser, Miss M. M., 861 Hornby. Fraser. Norman, teamster, 531 Powell. Fraser, Richard, dining-room Acadia HtL Fraspv, Robert, school teacher, h 747 8th ave. E. ' I HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BlA CITY OF YANCOUATER. Galbraith. driver, h 264 Keefer. emp. R. C. P. M., h. Fraser, T. F., Fraser, T. M., Carrall. Fraser, Wm., telegraph operator, h 1023 Howe. Fraser, AAnl. H., contractor and builder h 236 Campbell ave. Fraser, W. J. M., clerk Comercial Hotel. Fre ze, Geo. D., bookkeeper, h 938 Howe. Frederick, E. K., photo, 826 Cordova. Frederick, James, painter, bds. Ottnwa. Free, W. J., cabins 219 Cordova E. Freedman, —.,- bds. Dougall House. Freeman, Wm., emp. N. E. Fish Co., h 718 Keefer. Freel, Cameron, candy maker, bds. Cabinet. Freeman, Absolam, master mariner, h 718 Keefer. Freeman. George, street foreman, 836 Raymur ave. Freeman, James Field, operator, h 822 Hornby. Freeman, J„ labore-, Raymur ave. Bh-eeman, Ralph P., clerk, 70 Cordova. h 932 Howe. Freeman, Thos., bartender, Savoy. Freeman, Wm., miner, bds. 109 Heatlev. Freer, Campbell, confectioner, bds. 170 Water. Freeze, L., waiter. Oriental Hotel. Freimuth A. P., band master, h. cor. Haro and Gilford. French, Capt. Geo. H., St. Clair, h 610 Dunlevy. FRENCH CONSULATE. Baron de Saint Laurent, Consul, Inns of Court, h. 1129 Pendrell. French, A„ mfrs. agent, 522 Cordova, h 730 Broughton. French. John, tea merchant, h Beatie. Frpure, Marcus W.,' watchmaker, h 747 Seymour. Friedmann, Solomon (Rabbi), h 14 Cordova. Friend. J. H., room 47 Inns of Court. Fripp, R. Mackay, architect, 519 Hastings. Fripp. R. & Co. (Robert Mackay Fripp). manufacturers' agents, 419 Hastings AV Frith. Geo. E. bicycle livery arcade, h. 1026 Faro. Frith, H. N., B.C. El. Ry., 1026 Haro. Frith. Lnnis Edwin, fruits. 307 Hastings, h 711 T-Cp^fer. .*S?s; F^th. V. G., clerk, 736 Pender, h 711 Keefer. Frit:?. Ai~v.. jr<ir,«r. h 3]4 13th nve. Frigon. r-norge J., clerk, h 618 Barnard. Fr?wpll, Tr,hn, conductor O.P.R., h 714 Seymour. Frizzell, Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 817 Granville. Fromme, J. H., h 636 Cordova E. Fromme, Martin J., h 636 Cordova E. Frost, George, drug clerk, bds. Glasgow Hotel. Frost, Nathan, of Foran & Frost. h. 263 Keefer. Frost, Rich, laborer, h 1369 Hornby. Frost, Wm., emp. R.C.P.M., h 1369 Hornby. Frost, Wm. L., restaurant, Dougall House, 310 Abbott. Frusetta, Joseph, chef Hotel Vancouver. Fry, Charles, 1025 Georgia. Fry, George, builder, h 538 Georgia. ' Fryer, Augustus H., asst. claims agt. C. P. R., h 1650 Haro. Fryer, J. H., 19 Hastings. Ftch, Chas., app., Province Pub. Co. Fulcher. Hutta, cooper B. C. Cooperage, 1125 Homer. Fulhani, J., stonecutter, No. 10, 219 Cordova E. Fuller, George, contractor, res. Merchant's Exchange. Fuller, John Webster, carpenter. Fuller, Wm., teamster, h 820 Richards. Fullerton. J. A., ship's husband, C.P.R. res. 740 Burrard. Fullerton, Louis, bookkeeper, H. H. Lay- field Sc Co., res. Granville, cor. Georgia. Fulthorp. A.. 547 Keefer. Fulton. Etheridge, steamboat captain, 739 Seymour. Fulton. Frederick, machinist, h 23 9th ave. E. Fulton, John, printer, h 8th ave.. Fair- view. Fulton, John A., printer Fulton, Keeler, police Dunsmuir. Fulton, Martin, h 133 Dunsmuir. Furneaux, Edwin, tailor, h 623 Ha mil- to"h. Gaber. Chas.. h 128 Gore. Gafany, —., emp. C.P.R., bds. Europe Hotel. • Gagnon, T., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Gnhnn. Beresford T. Dr., physician, h. 2530 Westminster ave. Gahan. W. H. T., law student, h. 2530 Westminster aye. Gain, Henrv, general store, 439 aye. E. Gains, Geora-p. telegraph operator, h "loth nve. E. Gaisford, George, mate Comox. h 812 Hom«r. Gaisford. J., marine engineer, Galbraith, Miss E., teacher, Central Sr-hool. G"lhraith, Miss J., school teacher, h 617 Homer. bds. 154 Water constable, 133 7th 219 11 GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 669 Galbraith. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Genn. Galbraith, Miss J., tailoress, h 617 Homer. Galetly, John, upholsterer, 132 Powell. Gall, J. S., bookkeeper, 536 Hastings. W. res. Holland Block.. Gallagher, G., teamster, bds. 316 Westminster. Gallagher, W. H., miner, 814 Richards. Galletly, James, chief clerk Master 1 Mechanic Dept. C.P.R., h 1042 Hornby . Galloway, IU 6c Co., stati nery and books, 139 Hastings E. and 14 Arcad.. Galloway, E of Ed. Galloway & Co., 240 Keefer. Galloway, Thos., 139 Hastings E. Gamble, John Edward, carpenter, h. 1055 Howe. Gambrinus Hotel, J. Swanson, Prop., 136 Water. Gandil, V., electrical engineer, 1024 Eve leigh. Gard, E., bartender Union hotel. I 217 Keefer. Garden; Hermon & Burwell, surveyor,?, Inns of Court. GARDEN, JAMES F., JMAYOR CITY OF VANCOUVER. of Garden, Hermon & Burwell, res. Merchants' Exchange. Garden, J. H., of Eggett, Garden & Eg- ge-tt, 752 Thurlow. Garden, Mrs., wid., Wm., 752 Thurlow. Garden, Wm., jr., cl rk, 752 Thurlow. Gardhouse, Lou., laborer, 24 Cordova, h. 613 Richards. Gardier, Walter, butcher driver, Fair- view. Gardiner, Frank, ship-carpenter, 6th ave., Fairview. GarcMner, W. H, druggist, 224 Carrall, h. 313 Westminster. Garhard, Nels, fisherman, h 610 Prior. Garland, Wm., bds. Union Hotel. Garnice, Walter, sawyer, Johnson & Squarebriggs, h 6th ave. W. Gamier, John, driver B. C. market, h 6th ave., Fairview. Garrett, A. E., of Livingstone & Garrett, h 673 Howe. Garrett, B. D., railway clerk, 113 Nelson. Garrett, W. T., traveller Vancouver Agency, Ltd., bds. Georgia House. Garrison, C. G., of Garrison & Fitzsimmons, 531 Hamilton. Garrison & Fitzsimmons, Amalgamating Co., 312 Homer. Garrison, R. J., driver George Hardy, 531 Hamilton. Gartshore, Alex. L., agent, 003 Hastings, h 578 Burrard. Garvey, A, O. E., electrician, h Beach ave., English Bay. Gaskell, Geo., bookkeeper, 487 9th ave. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS He ad qua ters for Commercial Travellers TL fl iiuiujj n. NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and i'ridays at 1:30 p. in. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Gaskell, Wm., carpenter, h 436 9th ave. Gates, P. H., carpenter, No. 7, 219 Cordova E. Gatewood, C. H., of G. & Spencer, h 1259 Burnaby. Gatewood &■ Spencer, dentists, _13 Granville. Gutter, J. AV., traveller, Beach ave. Gauchet, Edward, tinsmith, 230 Abbott. Gaugler, John, miner, 416 Pender. Gaul, John, clerk, 603 Hastings. Gauley, D. L., painter, 255 Georgia. Gault Bros. & Co., wholesale dry goods, Hastings W. Gaurdeau, Arch., emp. Tytlor, h 5th st. Gavin, Alexander S., steno., Hastings Mill, h 1314 Georgia. Gavin, Duncan, sr., 1314 Georgia. Gavin, Duncan, jr., 1314 Georgia. Gavin Francis J., clerk, 528 Cordova h. 1314 Georgia. Gavin. George Duncan, 1314 Georgia. Gawman, A., helper B.C.I. Works. GEARY, GEO., H. sec'y Terminal Building Society, 7 Hastings E., h. 431 Princess. Geaves, Walter, laborer C.P.R. .Geddes, H. M., accountant Molsons Bank, h. 636 Granville. Geddis, James R., h 915 Richards. Geddes John H., warehouseman res. Beech ave. fy EDDES, J. PERCY, ^ CUSTOMS BROKER, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 419 HASTINGS W. 1- 636 GRANVILLE Geddis, R. J., engineer C.P.R., rms. 915 Richards. Gellinger, W., tobacconist 8 Hastings E., rooms 519 Hastings W. Gendron, Joe, emp. Robertson & Hackett Genn, Herman, B.C. Iron Works, bds. King's Hotel. I ill 1'IU HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Girard; George, Ira, barber, 342 Carrall. George, Miss E., teacher, East End School. George, Miss M., clerk, bds. 1208 Seymour. George, Robt., clerk T. Dunn & Co., bds. Granville Hotel. George, Wm., city foreman, 1208 Seymour. George, Wm., shoemaker, h. 1208 Seymour. Georgia, (the) 813 Georgia. Georgia street nursery, AValker & Robinson prop., Georgia cor. Burrard. Gerard, Maggie, 154 Dupont. Gerber, John A., dairyman, Beechie, cor. 20th ave. Gerhardt, Nelson, longshoreman, h. 610 Prior. Gerhanser, Emil, of Kappler & Co., h Powell. pERMAN IMPERIAL CONSULATE, ^ JOHANN WULFFSOHN, Consul. 602 GRANVILLE. Tel. 104. German, Lutheran church, Rev. F. Hansen, parter, cor. Prior and Jackson ave. Gerrard, Abban A., carpenter, 9th ave. cor. Westminster ave. Gerrard, John D., carpenter, h. 54, 12th ave. . Gerster, E. F., tobacconist, 46 Cojrclova, res. 1128 Pender. " Ghost. Nathan, bookkeeper, h 263 Keefer Gibb, David, contractor, 1134 Haro. Gibb, J. Sidney, accountant, Imperial Bank, h 1400 Pender. Gibb, John W., stenographer, 614 Hastings, res. 1134 Haro. Gibbirs, J.. V,S., 623 Granville. Gibbons, Catherine, wid., David, 640 Harris. Gibbons, Charles, painter, bds. Clarence. Gibbons, James teamster. 640 Harris. Gibbons, John, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Gibbons, Thos., bricklayer, 640 Harris. Gibbs, Geo. A., emp. Tramway Co., h 262 6th ave. Gibbs, Henry, emp. El. Ry., h 262 6th ave. Gibbs, AVal tei\ bartender, Louvre. Gidson, —., 411 Hastings. Gibson, G., painter, bds. Glasgow Hse. Gibson, Alex., sale stable, Abbott, cor. Hastings. Gibson, Alex., horseshoer, 24 Hastings W„ h 318 Alexander. Gibson, E., carpenter, h 521 Pacific. Gibson, George Judd, painter, bds. Glasgow. Gibson, Miss Maggie, 410 Cordova. Gibson, M„ emp. R.C.P. Mills. Gidley, Rich. C.P.R., bds. Grand Hotel. Gidwood, Edward, emp. Telephone Co., h 700 Homer. Giffin, Alberta N., 3006 Westminster. Gilbert, Chas., painter, h 1330 Seymour. Giffen, J. B., manager for B.C.; R. G. Dun & Co., res. 1367 Robson. Giguere, Cleofas, carpenter, 801 Richards. Gilbert, Albert, barber, Sunnyside Hotel, ■ h 622 Hamilton. Gilbert, C. A., painter, h 1344 Seymour. Gilbert, Wm., teamster, Berry & Veitch. Gilchrist, Alexander, school teacher, h 577 7th ave. E. Gilchrist D., emp. B. C. S. R. Co. 918 Cordova E. Gilchrist. G.. emp. B. C. S. R. Co. 918 Cordova E. Giles, George, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 718 Alexander. Gill, Andrew, stoker, No. 2 fire hall, 725 Richards. Gill. C. J., tel. oper. C.P.R., h 729 Rich- Gill, John, mechanic C. P. R, 727 Richards. Gill, George, brick maker, h. 6th ave. Gill, J. S., acct. Imperial Bank, h Pender . Gill, Lister, agent, 415 Cordova, h 6th ave W. Gill, W., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Gillan, C. E., barrister, 301 Hastings, h S45 Hornby. Gillespie, David, lab;, h 898 Cordova. Gillespie, D., Yan. S. & D. factory. Gillespie, Wm., asst. porter Hotel Vancouver. Gilley, Angus, teamster, McDonald Bros., h 1059 - Seymour. Gillies, Rod'k, h 617 Cambie. Gillis, Daniel, carpenter. 837 Gore. Gillis, Murdoch, railroader, bds. Cabinet Gillott, James, plasterer, h 540 Howe. Gilman, John, Red Cross Brewery, 2833 Westminster ave. Gilman, Mrs. M. J., wid. 2833 Westminster. „__„ Gilman, R. G., clerk E. Spillman, 2833 Westminster ave. Gilmore, A., bds. Carter House. GilmOur. Hugh B., agent Watrous Engine Works, 305 Cambie, res. Robson. Gilmour. Mrs., widow, res. Richards, near. Hastings. Gilmour. AV. A., of Tupper. Peters & Gilmour, h Robson, cor. Bute. Gilpin, Geo. T., Mason & Co., h 650 Granville. Gilpin, Walter, lab., cabin 111 Pender. Ginter. Frank, cigarmaker, bds. Norden Hotel. Gintzbarger, Mrs. S.. h 882 Howe. Girard, Alex., bartender, Union Hotel. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 671 Girdlestone. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Goldman. Girdlestone, Francis, clerk Bank of Halifax, h 1119 Georgia. Girdlestone, Geo. W., h 1119 Georgia. Girdlestone, John A., publisher B.C. Guide, 433 Granville, h 1119 Georgia. Girdwood, E. P., storekeeper Telephone Co. Girdlestone, Mrs., wid., Geo. AV., 1119 ' Georgia. Gladwin, Frank, carpenter, 314 Cordova E. Glasgow dry goods, James Stark, 30 Cordova. Glasgow hotel. Colin Dawson prop., 505 AVestminster. Glasham, John G., clerk, 330 Westminster, h 581 Richards. Glass, Robt M., traveller, h 977 Hornby. Gleason, AVm., carpenter, h. 317 Cordova E. Glenn, John, blacksmith, h. 319 Princess. Glenwood, Effie, 123 Dupont. >^LOBE ADVERTISING AND BILL ^ POSTING CO., THOMAS SHARP, Manager, 314 HOMER ST. Globe' Savings & Loan Co., J. Z. Hall agent, 319 Cordova. C»L,OBE SIGN WORKS, 1 SIGNS OF ALL KINDS, AGENTS FOR WHITE ENAMEL, ALUMINIUM AND BRILLIANT SIGN LETTERS. THOS. SHARP, Mgr., 314 HOMER STREET. Glover, Herbert, emp. C. P. R., 1231 Homer. Glover, John Smith, chemist, 1_.^_. Horn er. Glover, Waltler, driver Dom. Steam Laundry, h 208 Powell. Goad, John, boilermaker, 915 Granville. Gobbet, Miss Mary, teacher kindergar- : ten. h 1078 Pender. Goddard, A., engine turner C. P. R. : 630 Richards. Goddard, Joseph, clerk, res. 630 Richards. Godfrey, Alex., hardware, h 1016 Robson. Godfrey. F. H. bookkeeper 303 Hastings, b. 1112 Melville. GLOB.:liaWofi ipMw SHOW ' CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. y8SSr*eer,; 38SgflOMER-?STREtT, ilNcijiivii Godfrey, J. J., of Bowser, Godfrey & Co., h 1028 Melville. Godfrey, Thos. B., h. 1112 Melville. Godfrey, Walter, Royal Soap Co. Godfrey, Wm., lab., h. 276 10th ave. Godfrey, Wm., mgr. Bank B. N. A.,' b. Nicola cor. Burnaby. Godred, Harry, gunsmith, 1112 Melville. Godson, Charles .A., mgr. the James Robertson Co., Ltd., h 1236 Barclay. Godson, John, h 1140 Comox. Goggins, John, emp. R.C.P.M. Goislion, C, helper B.O.I. Works. Gold, Edward, prop. Imperial Hotel, 135 Water, h 816 Howe. Gold Exploration & Development Syndicate, of British Columbia, room. 15 Inns of Court bldg., cor. Hamilton and Hastings. Gold, Emma Louise, h 816 Howe. Gold House, Fred Clem prop., 64 Water. Goldberg, Z., Gordon, Columbia Commercial Co., res. Victoria House. Goldbery, F. G., fruits, 201 Abbott, 622 Cordova. Golden Cache M. Co., John M. Macken- man. pres. Alex. Grant sec, 413 Granville. Golden Eagle Mountain Gold Mining Co., Ltd., 612 Bastings, Golden Gate Compressed Yeast Co., G. W. Neary, gen. agent, 405 Cordova. Golden Gate Hotel, S. T. Teeze, prop. 1200 Granville. Golden Gate Mining Company, of Granite Creek, Ltd., Chas. S. Douglas, agt. Golden. L, grocer, 41 Dupont. h 617 Hastings E. Golden, Max., h. over 67 Hastings E. Golden Pacific Exploration Sc Development Syndicate, 301 Hastings. Goldie & McCulloch Co., Ltd., Safes, Robertson & Co., agents, 536 Hastings E. Goldman, Sam G., shoemaker, 31 Hastings E. €72 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA ^ Goldstein. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Gow. second-hand goods, 45 Cordova, h 804 Goldstein, Aaron, 213 Carrall. Goldstein, A. D. Burrard. Goldstein, G., tailor, 1311 Seymour. Goldstein, AVm., clothing and gents furnishings, 6 Cordova, res. 235 Princess. Gonyon, John, emp. B.C. Mills. Good, Frank, emp. C.P.R., h 521 Pacific. Good, John, emp. H.S.M., h 621 Pacific. Good, M., emp. R.C.P.M. Good, Wm., shingle sawyer, bds. Russ House. Goode, Miss Eliz., milliner, Drysdale, h 809 Seymour. Goode, Miss Sarah, h 809 Seymour. GocdfelloAv, Evan IL, C. P. R., h. 842 Burrard. Goodfellow, John, chief dispatched C. P. R., h 842 Burrard. Goodman, John, h 683 Hornby. Goodmurphy, Herbert, photographer, 225 Carrall, h. Mt. Pleasant. Goodman, Alfred t-dward newspaper correspondent, 515 Hastings, h 986 Thurlow. Goodmurphy, Bert, machinist, 2842 Westminster ave. Goodmurphy. C, h 2842 Westminster ave. Goodmurphy, Frank, driver, 2842 West- ' minster. Goodmurphy, Reel, barber, 2842 Westminster. Gordon, —., contractor, h 14 Hastings E. Gordon, A. B., clerk, Bank of B. C, h. 1219 Georgia. Gordon, A. C, R. C. P. M., h. cor. Westminster and Keefer. Gordon, Rev. J. S., Presbyterian, h 1173 Pendrell. Gordon, Wm., carpenter, h 1118 Sey- G ORDON CO. (The), GEO. R., LTD., GEO. R. GORDON, Mgn.-Dir., EDGAR D. PUTMAN, Secretary. WHOLESALE MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 32-34 CORDOVA. Gordon, D., emp. R.C.P.M. Gordon, E. A., school teacher, h 72 llth ave. Gordon, E. F., bookbinder, 1745 Georgia. Gordon, George, h 371 '7th ave., Mt. Pleasant. |ll|j| Gordon, George Robertson, managing- director The Geo. R. Gordon Co., Ltd., h 736 Jervis. Gordon, J. S., teacher, West End School. Gordon, Robt, carpenter, h 371 7th ave, Fairview. Gordon, R. W., 1219 Georgia. Gordon, R. G., machinist, 2512 Westminster. mour. Gordon, Wm., emp. Sugar refinery, h. 628 Barnard. Gordon, AV. H., clerk .C.P.R. offices. Gore, Delia, wid. J. M., h 427 Princess. Gore, Frank, Ideal grocery,- h 427 Princess. Gore, John Allan, driver, h 511 Powell. Gore, Lloyd, marine engineer, h 427 Princess. Gore, R., gardner, 49 Pender. Gore, W. F., mgr. The New Fraser River Gold Mines, Ltd.. 305 Cambie. li 1033 Barclay. Gorgensen, Bernard, fisherman, h 723 6th ave. Goring, L., waiter, 324 Cordova, res. Masonic Block. Gormon, —., traveller, h 229 Princess. Gorman, Airs. P., nurse, 534 Cambie. Goro, Kaburagi, Japanese Methodist minister, Gosse, John, mate "St Coquitlam." h 115 Lome. Gosse, Richard, apprentice, 172 Hastings, Gosse, R., mgr. Richmond cannery, h 624 Richards. Gossip, T. C, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Gothard, Ambrose, bookkeeper, h 878 Howe. Gothard, A. D., real estate, Westminster ave, Market Square. Gothard, Mrs. M. J., h 878 Howe. Gothard, S. J., comp. News-Advertiser 420 Cambie, h 878 Howe. Gothards, S., operator World, h 878 Howe. Goudron, G., clerk Davis, Marshall & Macneill, res. 1157 Hornby. Goudron, Mrs. Malviha, h. 1157 Hornby. Goudron, Paul, clerk McMillan & Hamilton, h 1157 Hornby. Gough, Charles, Hastings Mill, h 119 Westminster. Gough, Chas., fireman C.P.R., h 119 AVestniinster. Gough. Geo.. 119 Westminster ave. Gough S., pianist, 603 Hastings. Gough. Thos., 119 Westminster ave. Gould, Wm., carpenter, Westminster: - ave cor 18th ave. Goulding, Thos. W., mgr. Gt. North Western Telegraph Co., h 821 Brough ton. Gourley. Joseph, emp. Hastings MiMH 477 Keefer. Gow, Daniel, bookkeeper, h. cor. Richards and Georgia. Gow, John A., emp. R.C.P.M., h 142 10th ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 673 Gow. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Gray. h 636 Gran- James, h 500 layer, Smith Gow, Mrs. Peter, widow, h 507 7th ave. E. Gow, Peter F., clerk, 509 7th ave. Gow, Robt, h. 509 7th ave. Gow, AValtcr, jeweler, 148 Cordova, h 509 7th ave. Gowan, A., emp. C.P.R.. h 881 Burrard. Gowan, E. S., salesman, Dyke & Evans, res. 519 Hastings W. Gowan, Hyde, banjoist, ville. Gowdy, Mary Jane, wid Cordova E. Graber, Charles, carpet Bros. Grady, John, policeman, 901 Seymour. Graham, —., student, h Scott. Graham, Allen, machine-hand R.G.P. Mills, h 220 Robson. Graham & Casey, carpet cleaners, rear Hotel Leland. Graham, Chas., carpenter,- 1324 S*y mour. Graham, Clark, painter, h 1073 Howe. Graham, Frank, janitor, Bridge street, Fairview. Graham, Geo., machinist, 220 Robson. Graham, Harry A., butcher, 721 Hamilton. M., butcher, h 421 mill-hand, 623 Hamil carpenter, h. Graham, Henry Barnard. Graham, Hugh, ton. Graham, Hugh, 383, 8th ave. Graham, John, machinist R. C. P. M., h 220 Robson. Graham, James, bds. Revere House. Graham, John, farmer, h 134 Dufferin. Graham, John, carpenter, bds. Dougall House. Graham, J. E., bds. Waverley Hotel. Graham, Thos., miil-hand. h Georgia. between Hamilton and Homer. Graham, Thos., carpenter, k 707 7th ave. Graham. Wilburn, emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 1324 Seymour. Graham, Wm., emp. R.C.P. Mill, h Georgia, between Hamilton and Homer Graham, W. J.. 519 Gore ave. Grahame, W. R., bookkeeper Badminton Hotel. Grand Forks, of Bonanza Gold Alining Co., Klondike, Ltd. Lty.. 612 Cordova. T. R. Hardiman, secretary. GRAND HOTEL. Alfred Austin, prop., 614 Cordova. Grant, Alexander, secy. Golden Cache- Mines Co:, Ltd.. h 1325 Pender. Grant, Alfred, woodturner, h 866 Princess. Grant Andrew, h 3rd ave., Fairview. DOE KING & MARSTR AMD'S, Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C. Telephone 429. Grant, Chas., emp. Customs, h 822 Seymour. Grant, Donald, P. O. clerk, 822 Seymour. Grant, Ernest, tinsmith, h 866 Princess. Grant, Garret P., clerk B.C. Cement Co., 623 Hornby. Grant, George, clerk Van. Hardware Co., h Westminster. Grant, G. W., architect, 630 Dunsmuir. Grant, H. J., lithographer, 740 Hamilton. Grant, J. B., lithographer, 317 Cambie, h 740 Hamilton. Grant, J. R., lithographer, 740 Hamd- ton. Grant, K. J., emp. El. Ry., h 353 Harris. Grant, Robert, h 1034 Melville. Grant. R. J., emp. El. Ry., h 353 Harris. Grant, R. S., rep. Bell & Co., bds. Oriental Hotel. Grant, Wm., carpenter, h 621 Barnard. Grant, AVm. A., machinist, 3rd ave, Fair- Grant, AVm., Mining Exchange, view. Granville, Arthur, clerk, h 417 Hastings. Granville Club. Co., Ltd. Roger Casement sec'y, Hastings W. opposite Burrard. Granville, Edward, driver, h 716 Powell. Granville, Frank, h 417 Hastings E. GRANVILLE HOTEL, 24 Water, T. J. Roberts, prop. Granville, Thos., stables, Trounce Alley. Grassie, Walter, bds. Walker House. Grassie, AV. H., watchmaker 345 Carrall, h Cordova. -Graveley, Walter E., of Hope Graveley. & Co., h cor. Barclay and Nicola. Graves, B. H, conductor C. P. R., 723 Hamilton. Gray, —., Beach ave., English Bay. 44 If' HENDERSON'S, BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANGOUVER. Gregory. Gray, Chas., 'longshoreman, 332 Powell. Gray, David G., carpenter arid builder, bds. 505 Westminster ave. Gray, Ed., teamster, 109 Cordova. Gray, Ed., driver, res. Chilco. Gray, Geo., edgeman H. S. M., h 2.3 Barnard. Gray, Geo., laborer, 1305 Hornby. Gray, John, baker and confectioner, 500 Pender. Gray, John Muir, cabin, 532 Carrall. Gray, John, carpenter, 1138 Hornby. Gray, John, teamster, Champion & White. Gray, J. K., painter, h 1805 Hornby. Grey, Peter, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h. Central Park. Gray. T. C, traveller, h 1132 Robson. Gray, Wm., emp. Robinson & Hackett. h 7l4 Homer. Grayside, AVm., asst. architect, bds. Se- ■ cord Hotel. Great Northern Ry. line, F. J. AVheeler, agt., 538 Hastings. Great West Life Ass. Co., D. C. McGregor agent, 612 Hastings N. ,REAT NORTH WEST. TELEGRAPH THOS. XV. GOULDING, Manager. 304 HASTINGS W. PHONE 243, Greatrex, J. H., fitter, C. P. R., bds. Walker House. Greaves, Ernest, carpenter C. P. R. 1306 Seymour. Greaves, Harry, laborer, h 1306 Seymour Greaves, Isaac, carpenter C. P. R. 1306 Seymour. Greaves, Percy, carpenter C. P. R. 1306 Seymour. Greaves, Walter, laborer, h 1306 Seymour. Green. —., longshoreman, cabin, 532 Car- rail. Green, Rev. A. E., Methodist Minister, h 228 9th ave. Green, Andrew H., millwright C. P. R., h 820 Seymour. Green, A. R., clerk Imperial Bank, h Bute, cor. Robson. Green. Charles Robinson, bookkeeper G. L. Allan, h 710 Granville. Green, Charles B., electrician, h cor 7th ave and Ontario. Green. Emil, cook, 225 Abbott. Green, E., emp. 520 Seymour. Green, F., emp. R. C. P. M. Green, Harry, tinsmith, 720 Granville. Green, Harry, tinsmith, 710 Granviflo. Green, Henry, h 7th ave., cor Ontario. Green. Herbert, bds. Commercial Hotel. Green, Horace, fitter C.P.R. Green, James, emp. El. Ry. Green, James H., laborer, h 342 Powell. Green, J. A., clerk post office, h 1149 Haro. Green, Lottie, dressmaker, H.B.C. Green. Mrs., nurse, 830 Gore. Green, Mrs. S., 915 Granville. Green, Robert E., clerk Bank B. N. A. bds. Merchatns' Exchange. Green, Rowland E., accountant, bds 8 Water. Green, Stephen B., 1st janitor, Court House. Green, Thomas, quartermaster "Empress of Japan," h 212 Gore ave. Green, Wallace, drug clerk Woodwards, h. cor. 7th ave. and Ontario. Green, W. T., laborer, C. P. R., rear 418 Pender. Greene, Herbert L., bds. Commercial Hotel. Greenbelgh, James, expressman, h 241 Princess. Greenbelgh^ Samuel, expressman, h 241 Princess. Greenfield, John R., P.O. Inspector's office, h 1461 Georgia. Greenfield, Wm. J., salesman, Man. Produce Co., res. 1461 Georgia. Greenway, Harry J., boilermaker, h 559 Keefer: Greenwell, John, carpenter, cabin 111 Pender. Greenfield, E. M., clerk 139 Water, res. 1461 Georgia. Greenhalgh, Alfred, bookkeeper, h 241 Princess. GREENSHIELDS, S., SON A CO. wholesale dry goods, 414 Hastings W. C. Lawrence mgr. Greenway, H., boilermaker B.C.I Works. Greenwood, Geo., boiler maker, h 1053 Seymour. Greer, Fred R., clerk Customs, 1109 Nelson. Greer, Wm., car foreman C.P.R., 333 Carrall. Greer. AVm., emp. Royal Soap Co. . h 219 Cordova. Greer, Wm. C, bicycle repairer, res. 915 Granville. Greer. W. H., eng. Royal Soap Works, h 219 Cordova E. Gregory, Wm. J., laborer, bds. Granville. pBEGORY, ADOLF, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 526 GRANVILLE, h 608 Seymour. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Greig. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Haas. Greig, John James, blacksmith, 7th ave., Fairview. _, Greig, Mary, widow James, ,7th ave., Fairview. Grenier, Adelard, of A. Grenier. Sc Co., 640 Cordova E. P $ Grenier, A. & Co., horseshoers, 24 Hastings. Gribble, —., cabinetmaker, h 698 Robson, Grier, W. H, engineer, No. 12, 219 Cordova E. CRJPFIN, J. Y. A CO., PORK PACKERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. D. NAISMITH, MANAGER. 121-123 WATER. Griffin, Mrs. M., laundress Hotel Vancouver. Griffith. Arthur, carpenter, 831 Richards. Griffith, Basil, janitor, h 525 Pender. Griffith, G. A., mgr. Keely Institute, 730 Powell. Griffith, Joseph, h 60 llth ave. Griffith, J. H., carpenter, 7th ave., Fair- view. Griffith, Owen, teamster Champion & White. Griffiths, D. R., emp. Armstrong & M., h. 814 Cordova E. Griffiths, George, contractor, h 814 Cordova E. Griffiiths, George, carpenter, h 698 Robson. Griffiths, Joseph, carpenter, 7th ave, Fairview. Griffiths, M. C, carpenter, 831 Richards. Griffiths, W.-A., tinner, 1307 Horpby. Grigor Richard, baker, bds. Ellsmer. Grimsnaw, K. C.,. clerk Scougale Bros. & Co., 847 Homer. Grimson, E., clerk, Evans C. Q Evaus, h. 434 Homer. Grose, Henry, watchman H. S. M., h 110 Dunlevy ave. Grose, Hy., emp. B.C. Mills. Grose, N., emp. Waterworks, Keefer. • Gross, Charles, mgr. 313 Carrall. Gross,, Frank, of Gross Sc McNeil, h. - 827 Hornby. Gross, (Frank,) & "McNeil, (J. D.) drayman, 321 Cordova. Gross, James, teamster, h 631 Cambie. Grossman, Moses, storekeeper, Tinv Dog. h 621 Hamilton. Grossman, Mrs. Wid., Moses, r.ar 210 Powell. Grosvenor, G. W., bookkeeper h 434 6th ave. E. Groves, Nicholas, H. S. M., 321 Keefer. rSSIBlS IWiiiiiii SHOW CARDS> POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. *M»'n»Be!p- aii^HDWtBiiSIRKTi l-llioiiii Growes, Job, canneryman, 7th ave. Grubbe, E. H., clerk Bank of Montreal,. h 911 Nicola. Guarantee Co. of North America, G LARDIAN FIRE ASSURANCE CO., HOPE, GRAVELEY A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 536 HASTINGS. Guarino, George, longshoreman, cabin 111 Pender. Guenther, Emil, architect, 38 Inns of Court. Guenther, F., emp. Kurtz & Co., h Harris. Guest C, h 579 Burrard. Guest (C.) & McLennan (Colin), mfrs. agents, Inns of Court. Griffin, Wm. H., traveller, h 325 Cordova E. Guilleton, Jules Ernest, barber, 164 Water. Guion line ocean steamships, 417 Granville. Gunderson, Jacob, laborer, 302 Jackson. Gungeau, John, carpenter, bds. Russ Hse Gunn, Alex., engineer, 606 Dunlevy. Gunn, Robt., of Alex. Smith & Co., res. 731 Cambie. Gunnarson, Chas., bartender Hotel Union. Gunnion. Alex., upholsterer, 331 Hastings E. Gunning, Wm. Henry, tea expert, h 429 Drake. Gunnison, E. S., emp. Evans, Coleman & Evans' Wharf, bds. Ellesmere Hse. Gurrie, J., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Gutta Percha and Rubber mfg. Co., Henry Doyle & 0o., agents, 435 Granville. Haas, E. O., steno., 304 Dunsmuir. Haas, Jacob, of Haas, Vest & Clark, res. 314 Dunsmuir. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hamilton.": Haar, Rufus B., h Tenth. Haas, Vest & Clark, mining brokers, Inns of Court. Hach, Charles, furniture, crockery, car pets, etc,, 55 Cordova, bds. Hotel Metropole. Hack, Wm., cabin 219 Cordova E. Hacket Hugh, carpenter, h 523 Richards. Hackert, J. W., of Robertson & Hackett, 523 Richards. Hacking, Fred., photographer, h. 629 Barnard. Haddon, Geo., h 771 Hornby. Haddon, Rev. Thomas, retired Presbyterian, res. 771 Hornby. Haddon, Robert, B.C.S.R., h. 771 Hornby. Haddon, AVm., Edward, clerk 771 Hornby. Hagallard, Sidney, h 527 Burrard. Hagan, Laurence, canneryman, h 721 Richards. IIAGEL, N. F., Q,.C, BARRISTER. INNS OF COURT, h. 1029 EVELEIGH Hagell, W. H., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Haggard, Albert J., of H & McD., h 516 Dunsmuir. Haggarty, Arthur, clerk, 611 Hastings, h 533 Howe. Hagarty, Henry, waiter Balmoral Hotel, h 570 Hornby. Haggard & McDonald, job printers, 420 Columbia ave. Haggarty, Chas., Province Pub. Co. .Hagmur,'—., h 1970 7th ave., Fairview. Haig, Walter, emp. El. Ry. Haines, A., real estate, 11 Hastings E. Haider, A. H., agent, h Nicola, corner Robson. Haider, John P., builder, 22 Dufferin. Hale, D. B., carpenter, h 871 Granville. h. 956 Park Lane. Hale, John, painter, 206 Hastings E. Hale, John P., confectioner, 206 Hastings E. Hale, Wm., 206 Hastings E. Halford, John, painter, 525 Westminster. Halford, John Hall, h 1001 Richards. Halkett. Andrew. C.P.R., 741 Seymour. Hall, Alfred, of Hall, Morrison & Brown res. 578 Burrard. Hall, A. S., clerk Bank B.N.A., h 741 Seymour. Hall, Charles, longshoreman, cabin 532 Carrall. Hiall, Fred, bds. 261 Princess. Hall, James W., of McRae & Hall, h. 419. Gore ave. Hall. James D., sheriff, court house, li 403 Richards. ALL, JAMES Z., NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENT. 319 Cordova, res. 1109 Nelson. Hall, Milton, teamster McDonald Bros. Hall, Mrs. J., widow, h 1212 Hove. ALL MORRISON A BROWN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC., MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS, HASTINGS, COR. SEYMOUR. A__is«j» «xJtfcj___i\ .* «yJ_» uosiiijAnil - AND <uJ_-ANl> FORKS Hall, Neil, Captain Str. Alpha, h 317 Cordova E. Hall, Newman, carpenter, bds. Russ House. Halland, Alex., bartender Avenue Hotel. Hallard, —., h. 110 Dufferin. HALLANDER, SAM, machine shop, 801 Westminster and h. 418 Alexander. Hallburg, Hans, gardener, h 2828 Westminster road. Hallem, James, emp. C.P.R, h 404 Carl. Halliday, Geo. AV., grocer, 315 Carrall, h. 426, 10 th ave. Halliday, W., mill-hand, Bds. Oriental. Halpain, AL, news agent C.P.R., 656 Hamilton. Halperrim, —., train-hand, h 656 Hamilton. Hamamura, N., Japanese goods, 6 Arcade, h 207 Hastings, E. Hamberry, Chas., h Pender, near Burrard. Hamblin, Wm. J., bartender Bodega, h 995 Seymour. Hamblin, W. J., bill- poster Van. opera house 941 Seymour. Hambury, Chas., Pendrill, nr. Burrard. HAMERSLEY, A. ST. G. barrister, 519 Hastings W., h 1337 Seaton. Hamilton, Robert J., of McMillan & Hamilton, res. Nakusp. Hamilton, A., miner, 936 Powell. Hamilton, Albert, International Hotel and Restaurant, h 729 Seymour. Hamilton, Alex., warehouseman, h 416 6th ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 677 Hamilton. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hardie. Hamilton, George, emp. City Waterworks, h 556 Cambie. Hamilton, James, blacksmith, 536 Cambie. Hamilton, Joseph B., teamster, h 773 Princess. \ Hamilton. Lyman, warehouseman, h 133 Dunsmuir. Hamilton Powder Co.. 416 Richards, H W. Maynard, agent. Hamilton, P., stew.trt fitter C. P. R. ' h 1234 Seymour. H AMILTON (THE WM.) M'F'G. CO., LTD., . ENGINES AND BOILERS, MILLING AND MINING, MACHINERY, ROBERT HAMILTON, MANAGER, MACKINNON BUILDING, 413 GRANVILLE. Hamilton, Robert J., of McMillan & Hamilton, res.. Nakusp, B.C. Hamilton. Robt., bartender, Criterion h 615 Hastings. Hamilton. Robt., mgr. The Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co., Ltd., h 738 Burrard. Hamilton, Walter, book agent, bds. Seymour House. Hamilton, W., prop. Leland Hotel, Hastings W. Hamlin, N. E., barber, 421 Cordova, h 1013 Howe. Hammond, Edward, teamster C. W. Hutchings, res. 926 Westminster. Hammond, F., emp. R.C.P.M. Hammond, John, cabinetmaker, h 926 Westminster. Hampton, Robt., carpenter, h 630 Homer Hampton, Annie, dressmaker, 403 Richards. Hampton & Mercer, dressmakers, 403 Richards. Hanafin, James, emp. B. C. Iron Works, h 324 Hastings, E. Hanburg. Chas., fitter C.P.R., h 1006 Pendrill. Hancock. Allen J., Jr., carpenter, h 567 Keefer. Hancock, Albert J., carpenter, Cornish. & Cooper, 567 Keefer. Hancock, J., emp. B.C.S.R. Hancock. Miss J. W., stenog., 401 Granville. 567 Keefer. Hancox, Elijah, carpenter, 1104 Nelson. Hancox,- James, carpenter, h 1104 Nelson. Vancouver «•—- _ Z Roses and FLORAL UOij Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Me'vllle Streets, VANCOUVER. JAMES PONT, Manager TEL. 109. Hand, E. F., bookkeeper, Farrell, Tregent & Co., 1457 Georgia. Hanes, Arthur, stableman, Adam Hicks, 508 Carl. Haney, Charles N., bookkeeper. Hankey, Humphreys Alers, sec'y Dom. Mining & Dev. Agency, Ltd., 413 Granville, res. Vancouver Club. Hanna. John J., Centre & Hanna, h 633 Homer. Hannaford, Fred S., plumber 614 West- i minster ave. Hannah. Thos.. shingle sawyer, h 1117 Richards. Hanscome. A. R... engraver, 22 Cordova. Hansen, Albert, bdg. house, 852 Powell. Hansen, Hartoig, emp. H. S. M„ h 331 Cordova E. Hansen, Henry, bartender, bds. Dougall House. Hanson, H. F., checker C. P. R., 14D4 Alberni. Hansen, J. M., saw-filer, Hastings Mill, bds. Russ Hotise. Hansen, Thos., stevedore B.C. Mills, 328 Alexander. Harda, M., secretary Japanese Consulate. 735 Dunsmuir. Harbor master and port warden, port of Burrard Inlet, P. O. building. Harcus, Sinclair, fruits and candies, cor. Hastings and Carrall. Hardacre. Joshua, miner, h 619 Princess. Harden, Thos., laborer, h 1305 Hornby. ARDIE A THOMPSON. (Gordon H. Hardie and Nicholas Thompson). MARINE AND GENERAL. H CONSULTING MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, INNS OF COURT BUILDING. PHONE 767. ill HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Harrison, Hardie, Gordon H., of Hardie & Thompson, 43 Inns of Court, h 7th ave., Mt Pleasant. Hardiman, T. R., mgr. B. G. Mining Exchange, Ltd., sec'y Grand Forks of Bonanza G. M. Co., 612 Cordova, h 1414 Alberni. Hardman, Percy Harry, clerk, 1414 Alberni. Harding, R. A., bds. Carter House. Harding, Miss M. L., teacher, Mt. Pleasant School. Hardington, Alfred, driver, 722 Granville, bds. Seymour. Hardington, James, brake inspector C.P.R. Hardy, Geo., expressman, 62 Hastings W., h 325 Keefer. Harold, Thos., patternmaker, Ross & Howard. Harwick, Harlaud, bookkeeper. 427 Harris. Hardy, John, drayman, h 503 Cordova E. •Hardy, John, fisherman, cabin 1.13 Cordova E. Hardy, O. H., consulting engineer, h 542 7th ave. Hargie, James,. 519 Hastings. ^Hargie, James, washer Pioneer Steam • Laundry, h 519 Hastings. Hargraves, H., emp. Robinson & Hackett. Hargreaves, Roger, emp. Robertson & Hackett, h 1373 Hornby. Hade. Wm. M., contractor, h 306 Keefer Harkiss, G., Crawford & Co., bds. Oriental. Harkness, D., clerk Vancouver Agency, Ltd., 607 Granville. Harkness, W. J., emp. electric light, b 324 Harris. Harling, Chas. Joseph, expressman, d 6th ave. W. Harman, Fred E., printer Evans Sc Hastings, res. Central Park. Harold, —., C.P.R., h 1008 Robson. Harold, Thos.. patternmaker, C. P. R. shops. 1209 Richards: Harper, George F., steamfitter, h 306 Dunsmuir. Harper, Horace W., music teacher, 247 Georgia. Harper, John D., steamfitter, 306 Dunsmuir. Harper, Samuel, steamfitter, h 306 Dunsmuir. Harriban, John, clerk H.B.C., h. Mt. Pleasant. Harris, Alfred E.. sforeman. 432 Cordova, h 1226 Comox. Harrington, Thos.. laborer, Fairview. Harris, Austin, of Whiteside & Harris, 1613 Westminster. Harris, A. fl., emp. W. L. Tait, 1st ave. Harris, A., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. ARRIS A BULL, BARRISTERS, (Robert Wilson Harris and Alfred Edwin Bull.) BANK OF B.N.A. CHAMBERS 505 HASTINGS WEST. Harris, Carrie, teacher Commercial College, h 552 Granville. Harris, Charles, h 910 Seymour. Harris, Charles, teamster, h 662 Priov. Harris, David G., h llliy Hornby, Harris, T>au, teamster, h 2711 Ontario. Harris, Douglas, lab., rear 401 6th ave. Harris, Ed. George, teamster, h 421 Harris. Harris, Elias, carpenter, h 624 Davie. Harris, Ernest h 1126 Comox. Harris E. A., constable, 420 10th av. Harris, Frank, cartetaker Stanley Park water works. Harris, Fred, checker C.P.R., h 251 Lansdown. Harris, Fred C, clerk H.B.C.C., h Pender. Harris, F. C, clerk, H. B. C, h.1 531 Hornby. Harris, George B., h 1144 Georgia. Harris, G. L., 13th, nr. Westminster rd. Henry, teamster, h U6ii Prior. Herbert, sr., bookkeeper A. A. 531 Hornby, fisherman, h 419 Har- & Co., h Herbert, emp H. H. T James, James . R.C.P.M., h 662 Prior. 517 Hamilton, contractor. 412 Alexander porter C.P.R., 306 Har- Harns, Harris, Boak Harris, ris. Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, ris. Harris, Harris, h 619 Harris, der. Harris, Robt. W.. of Harris & Ball. h 1030- Barclay. Harris, Samuel, teamster. Harris, Sam, 42 Hastings. 418 Princess. George, 300 Carrall, E. watchman customs, James, waiter, 42 Hastings W. James, emp. H.M.S. Customs. Homer. John, stonemason, 412 Alexan- Harris, Sidney 138 Hastings Harris. W. J., 619 Homer. Harris, Wm., contractor, Harris, Wm.. fisherman, Harris, W. B., lineman 918 Keefer. Harrison, D. C. El. Rv., h 313 Barnard. Harrison, Francis Edgar, dept postmaster,, h 1121 Melville. Harrison, H. C, carpenter, h 11, Cambie Harrison, John, expressman, 511 West-_ minster. • 918 Keefer. 306 Homer. Telephone Co., GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 079 Harrison. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hatch. Harrison, J., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., h. Heatley. Sag _ Harrison, Robert, lab., h 724 Barnard. Harrod, A. V.. artist Province Pub. Co. h 827 Hornby. Hart, F, J., blacksmith, llth ave. Hart, Joseph Baxter, veterinary surgeon, 550 Westminster ave. A'.-A-. Hart, Samuel, printer News-Advertiser, h 1241 Burrard. Hart, W., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. ARTFORD INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD. CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS* BANK CHAMBERS. Hartford Steam Boiler Ins. Co., Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Hartin, John., fireman sugar refinery, h 777 Princess. Hartin, John, fireman B.C.S.R., h 702 Ninth ave. Harting, Curlie, longshoreman, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Hartley, Francis B., clerk land regis. res. Beach ave. Hartley, George, lab., cabin, 532 Carrall. Hartley, Geo., bds. Europe hotel. Hartney, Chas., of Nagle & Hartney, h Balmoral Hotel. Harvey, Alonzo Wm., builder, h 1313 Howe. Harvey, Charles, emp. Dom. Express, h 846- Hornby. Harvey, Frank, h 1169 Pendrill. Harvey, Gilbert, lab., bds. Gambranius. Harvey, Harry, shipping clerk Malcolm & Co., h 1169 Pendrill. Harvey & Hewson, grocery, h 2617 Westminster read. Harvey, Hugh, shoemaker, h 418 Richards'. Harvey, H., clerk 400 Westminster, h 800 Hornby. Harvey, James, carpenter, Raymur, nr. Cordova E. Harvey, Julian, painter, h 1313 Howe. Harvey, Sindey, of Harvey & Hewson, h 733 Homer. Harvey, Wm., miner, 771 Seymour. Harvey, William G., dry goods, 400 Westminster, h 800 Hornby. Harvey. W. Pellew, assayer Fairfield Block, h 721 Jervis. Harvie, 0. T., clerk Dom. Express, h 818 Hornby. Harvie, Frank, warehouseman 137 Water, Harvie, H. J., shipper 137 Water, fresco $ |>@e;M@ Farate'r. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Harvie, Lester, Bennett & Campbell, h 1169 Pendrill. Hasback, Rich., driver Brewery. Hashel, Mrs., dressmaker, 519 Hastings. Haskel, Wm., bds. 117 Cordova E. Hasking, E. R. C. bds. Leland. Hastings, George E., app. C.P.R. Hastie, James, carriagemaker, bds. Glasgow. Hastings, Joseph B., captain, h 651 Barnard. HASTINGS MILL STORE, B.C. Mills Timber and Trading Co., Wm. Frame, manager, fcot Dunlevy. ave. HASTINGS SHINGLE MANUFACTUR. ING COMPANY. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURES OF KED CEDAR SHINGLES, LUMBER, BASE CAS'INGS, ETC. OFFICE 450 WESTMINSTER AVE TELEPHONE 286. Hastings, Thomas W., Evans & Hastings, 710 Richards. Hatch, Amos Henry, tinsmith, -2401 Westminster ave., h 14 13th ave. Hatch, C, engineer, str. New England. Hatch Edward C, tinsmith, 230 Abbott, h 13th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Hatch.. Greorge, brakesman, 7th ave, Fairview. Hatch, James, tinner, 2401 Westminster ave., h 14 13th ave. Hatch, Thomas, longshoreman, h 323 Dufferin. Ill III mm f80 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Hatch. CITY OF VANCOUVER. HelmerS H ATCH, JAMES H., DAIRY, MINERS' AND CAMPERS' SUPPLIES, 230 Abbott, res llth avev., cor Ontario. Hatch, W., emp. Robertson & Hackett. Hatheway, —., tinsmith, h 809 Homer. Hatley, Chas., clerk S. Fader, h Pender. Hatt, George, C, operator C.P.R. Broughton, cor. Haro. Haugh, Thos. Henry, 320 Princess. Haugh, Wm., 320 Princess. Hawken, P., emp. B.C. Mills. Hawkins, Fredk. K., caretaker, h. Ger.- gia W. of Bidwell. Hawman, J. C, clerk, 3011 Hastings, h Hornby. AWLEY, JOHN, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND MINING BROKER, 611 HASTINGS. h Bute, cor. Pendrill. Hay, George, painter, 7th ave., Fair- view. Hay, George, tailor. 309 Barnard. Hay, George C, builder, h 1261 Hornby. Hay, James, stonemason, h 1356 Hornby. Hay, Miss Alice, teacher Central School. Hay, Wm., stonemason, h 1356 Hornby. Hayden. fl., boat'builder, Water Front, bet. Cambie and Abbott. Hayes, Alex., boilermaker, bds. City Hotel. Hayes, Clarence, H„ h 536 Richards. Hayes, Frank, boilermaker, bds. City Hotel. Haves. H. Z.. 1128 Melville. Hayes, Ptrick, laborer C.P.R. Hfcves, W. M., draughtsman C. P. R, h. 1128 Melville. Hayllar, Sidney, of Hayller & West, h 579 Burrard. Hayllar (Sidney) & West (Lamber F.), Excelsior Steam Laundry, 1033 Pender Haywood, Wm., mining, 1182 Haywood, W. D., 820 Howe. Hazell, D., plasterer, 206 Cordova E. Hazlett, G. M., chief engineer El. Power House_ h 737 Jervis. Hazlett, Wm., bookkeeper C.P.R.. h 1331 Richards. Hazlitt, Wm. H, clerk C.P.R. res. 737 Jarvis. Healey, Macalloy, stonecutter, bds. Ottawa. Healy, John, engineer, E. H. , Heap's Mill. Healy, J., jr.. mn. E. H. Heap's Mill. h Victoria Drive. ! I ' Heaps, E. H., of E. H. Heaps & Co., h Cedar Cove., Powell E. Heaps, E. M., clerk, res. Powell. Cedar Cove. Heaps, John, clerk, res. Cedar Cove, Powell E. Heaps, J. W., clerk, res. Powell E. Cedar Cove. Heard, Charles, grocer, h 1014 Hornby. Heard, George, grocer, h 1014 Hornby. Heard, Robt. Stevenson, clerk, h 843 Hornby. Heard, Thos., engineer, h 1014 Hornby. EAPS, E. H. A CO., (Edward Hewetson Heaps and Wil-' Ham Sulley.) DEALERS IN NEW A SECOND-HAND MACHINERV, MINING AND INVESTMENT BROKERS, SHINGLES, LUMBER AND EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURERS, 506 CORDOVA, Tel. 441. CEDAR COVE MILL AND MACHINE WORKS. POWELL, E., ALSO RUSKIN MILL, FRASER RIVER, B.C. Hearn, Frank, emp. H. S. M. h. 716 Alexander. Heathorn, Mrs. Wm., widow, h 1008 Eveleigh. Hebblethwaite, Henry, car repauslH C.P.R. Hebden, Harry, carpenter, h 1060 Comox. Hebert, Vic, laborer, rear, 143 Hastings E. TTafff ran. Mrs. H., 514 Dunsmuir. Heaps, A., B.C.I. Works. Heimick, John B., mining, Inns of Court, Helliwell, C. J., 519 Hastings, h 770 Burrard. Helliwell, John F., of Clarkson, Cross & Helliwell, 748 Burrard. Helm, Francis, blacksmith, 915 Granville Helm, Frank, blak.'s helper C.P.R. h 925 Granville. Helmer, Chas., prop. Secord House, 403 Powell. Helmer C. W., mgr. Secord Hotel, 401 Powell. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 681 Helps. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Henry. Helps. H, butcher W. A. Mcintosh & Co., bds. 36 Cordova. Hellger, Harold, jeweller, h 606 Homer. Helsby, J. H., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Hemlow, -H„ agent B. C. Electric Ry. HptS., branch office 4 Hastings E, h. 909 Howe. HENDERSON BROS., (Established 185S) (Joseph Newlands, Thos. Morrison and William Henderson. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 122 HASTINGS W. VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, Henderson, David, carpenter, 1208 Alberni. Henderson, Isaac, carpenter, 825 Powell. Henderson, J. F., 818 Hamilton. Henderson, J. H., draughtsman, 652 - Smithe. Henderson, J. N., of Henderson Bros., h 1167 Georgia. Henderson, J. W., steward St. George's club, h 652 Smithe. Henderson, Harold M., clerk city aaU, h 613 Pender. Henderson, Leonard G. (Henderson's Directory, h 581 Richards. Henderson, Louis H.. barber, 130 Gore. IIENDERSON PUBLISHING CD., LIMITED LIABILITY, PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER &DIRECTORY MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CITY OF VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. CITY OF VICTORIA DIRECTORY. CITY OF WINNIPEG DIRECTORY. JAMES HENDERSON, Managing Director, HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. L. G. HENDERSON, Local Manager. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, liHIs iKHmB llP^I^M??ll«fen^»'/ _£(-£HQMER STREET. Mkcouveb. Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Henderson, Robert King, h iSKi _.r_. Henderson, R. G., miner, bds. Europe Hotel. Henderson, Samuel, bds. Carter House. Henderson, Stanley, district manager Mutual Life Ins. Co., of N.Y., MacKinnon Building, h 578 Burrard. Henderson, T M., of Henderson Bros., h 1167 Georgia. Henderson, Wm. J., janitor Bank B.N. A., Block, cor Hastings and Richards. Hendry, John Alex., bookkeeper, Hastings Mill, h 334 Cordova E. Hendry, Annie, wid. Robert, h 334 Cordova E. Hendry, Robert, emp. H. S. M., h. 334 Cordova W. Heney, Benj. Franklin, saddler, h 661 Hornby. Heney, M. J., contractor. 34 Inns of Court. Henley, G. B., agent, h 734 Seymour. Henning, W. J., carpenter, 222 Westminster. Hennrick, Alfred, laborer, bds. Cosmopolitan. Henry, Arthur J., emp. H. S. M., h 331 Cordova E. Henry, George, plasterer, h Powell. Henry, G., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Henry. Joseph K., school teacher, 630 Homer. Henry, J. B., emp. H.S.M., h 723 Cordova E. ''Wm Henry, J. J., clerk, bds. the Victoria, Homer. Henry, Levi, teamster, h. 640 Prior. Henry, L., teamster, Brackman & Ker. h 640 Prior. ENRY, MORGAN J., NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE/ 004 WESTMINSTER ROAD. HENDERSON-S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hicks. Henry, Sidney, h 640 Prior. Henshaw, Chas. Grant, 410 Cordova, Ii cor. Bidwell & Haro. Hensley, George S., clerk Bank of Montreal, h 911 Nicola. Hentley, —., stonecutter, h 534 Cambie. Hepburn, John, millwright, h. 912 Cordova E. Hepburn, Walter, carpenter, 1120 Seymour. Herald, Wm. O., insurance agent Federal Life, h. 1067 Comox. Herald, W. D., clerk C.P.R. freight office h 1008 Robson. Herbert, Charles, grocer, h 610 Cordova E. Herbert, Fred!:., porter H. B. C, res. Georgia W-, Pender, Water Front. Herd, George, painter, Adam Hicks. Herd, Wm., driver Adam Hicks, 845 Hornby. Herman, I., watchmaker, 223 Carrall, h 1137 Robson. Herman, R. C, bookkeeper, h 1231 Robson. Hermann, Thos., bricklayer, Palace Htl. Hermance, Joseph, ' speculator, h 633 Howe. Hermeat, Peter, baker, h 718 Powell. Hermon, Ernest B., (Hermon, Gardner & Burwell), h.' 1231 Robson. Herod, John, 109 Cordova. Heron, Christopher, rancher, h. 33fc» Harris. Heron, John, N.W.T. Police, h 835 Harris. Herrington, Alfred, butcher, h 734 Seymour. Herrinson, Harry, h 646 Harris. Herzog, Henry, tailor, 144 Hastings E., h Raymur ave. Heslip, Thos,, driver, 432 Westminster. h. 317 Princess. Hesse, L. Blair, accountant McPhilips & Williams, h 1108 Barclay. Hesson, Aleq., miner, h 344 Barnard. Hesson, Mrs., 346 Barnard. Hewitt, Chas. E., box-maker Vancouver Box Co., res. 1022 Barclay. Hewitt, Edward Fulton, bookkeeper, res. 1022 Barclay. Hewitt, Edward, sr., builder, h 1022 Barclay. Hewitt, Ernest C, h 1022 Barclay. | IEWITT A FENNER, " (Edward F. Hewitt and Walter H. Fenner.) COLLECTORS AND GENERAL AGTS., INNS OF COURT. Hewitt, James, teamster McDonald Bros Hewitt, James, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Hewitt, Joseph, mine prospector, h, 606 8th ave. E. Hewitt, R., clerk C.P.R. freight office. h 1116 Pendrill. Hewitt, Sidney, clerk, 1022 Barclay. Hewitson, James, emp. B.C. Mills. Hewitson, Jane, widow, James, h. 209 Powell. Hewke, Herbert, agent Cresta Blanca Wines, 316 Homer. Hewson, F., clerk, Robert Ward & Co. Hewson, Wm., of Harvey Hewson, h 2617 Westminster road. Hewston, James, lumber, bds. Columbia Hotel. Hewston, Jane, wid.J anies, 207 Powell. Hewton, A., baker, 14 Cordova. Hewton, F. W., Mrs., music teacher, 14 Cordova. Hewton, John W., bakery, 214 Prior. Hewton, Miss S., teacher, West End School. Hewton, Roy, mill hand, 161 10th ave. ; Heyland, Oscar, barber, 421 Cordova. Hickett, H., emp. Robertson & HackeftS Hickev. Wm., canneryman, bds. Secord Hotel. Hickie, Ernest, student, bds. Secord Htl. Hickling, AV., bartender Imperial Hotel. ICKS, ADAM, HACKS AND CARRIAGES, OFFICE 306 ABBOTT. PHONE 240. Hicks, «_.ubrey, stone mason, h. 408 Curl ave. Hicks, George, carpenter, Mary, cor. 18th ave. ICKS A BEATY, (Thos. Hicks and John Beaty.) HACKS, CARRIAGES, AND EXPRESS, 307 ABBOTT. PHONE 721. & Hicks. George P., of Gideon Hicks Co.. h 18th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Hicks, Gideon, of Gideon, Hicks & Co., res. Victoria City. Hicks. Gideon & Co., pianos, 444 Westminster. Hicks, G. R., lithographer Province, res Mt. Pleasant. Hicks. H. P., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Hicks, Joseph, lab., 420 Pender. Hicks, Miss, dressmaker, H.B.C. Hicks, Mrs., restaurant 636 Cordova. Hicks, Thomas, of Hicks & Beatty. ■ h. 222 Keefer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY Hicks. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hicks, Valentine, painter, h. 248 10th ave. Hicks, Wm., Mary, cor. 18th ave. Hicks. Wm., driver Hicks & Beaty, res. 222 Keefer. Hicks, Wm. G., clerk 150 Cordova, h. 869 Howe. . | g Hicks. Wm. H., driver Parsons' Produce Co., h 812 Richards. Higgins, George, bartender, Ottawa Htl. Higgins, Stephen, tailor, h 714 Seymour. Higginson, C. B., teamster, R..C.P.M.. h rear 62 Hastings W. High School, E. Side Hamilton, bet. Pen der and Dunsmuir. Hildreth, F., machinist, bds. Oriental. Hill —., rooms 419 Abbott. Hill, —., laborer, h Beechie, cor. 20th av. Hill, Bernard, 519 Hastings, h 544 Burrard. Hill, Charles W., clerk Abbott, cor. Dunsmuir. Hill, C, Armstrong & Morrison, h 2 Hastings. . Hill, David, 744 8th ave. Hill, D. R., emp. R.C.P.M., h 744 Eight ave. Hill, Fred., longshoreman, bds. City Htl. Hill, Hnery F., photographer, h 629 Barnard. Hill, H., mgr. the Hill Syrup Co., Hill, John, emp. B. 0. Cooperage, 720 Cambie. Hill, John L., planer, R.C.P. Mills, h 772 7th ave. Hill, Joseph, plasterer, h 700 Homer. Hill, J. L., emp. R.C.P. Mill. Hill. J. R., emp. R. C. P. Mills. h 744 8th ave. Hill, Leslie, mining engineer. of Mahon, McFarland & Mahon. Ltd. Hill, Miss, 117 Dupont. Hill, Nat., emp. H.S.M., h 744 Eight ave Hill, Peppard, of Western Cartage Co., h Seaton, cor. Burrard. Hill, Red'k. emp. Campbell's boot store, 744 8th ave. Hill, R. J., plasterer, h 700 Homer. Hill Syrup Co., H. Hill, mgr., 1114 Westminster. {Hill, Thos. B.. traveller, h 344 6th ave. Hill, Wm.. lab., bds. Clarence. Hill, Walter J., Pioneer Laundry, h. 741 Cambie. tHill, W. B., clerk. 716 Granville, h 1317 Seymour. Hilliard, Chas. rear 244 Keefer. Hillier. J. J., baggage agt. C. P. R., h. 25 10th ave. Hinckley, August J., carpenter, h 308 Keefer. Hind, Mrs. L., 754 Nicola. Hine, A., taxidermist, Smith Bros. h 1010 Alberni. Hinton, Geo. C. of Geo. C. Hinton & Co., 419 Hastings. OUVE Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, fER, B.C. BOUQUETS. FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. r_L 109. JAMES PONT, Manager |INTON, GEO. C, A CO., GEORGE CUTLER, Manager, ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLIES, FIXTURES, MOTORS, DYNAMOS, ETC., 409 HASTINGS STREET. Hintson, Herbert, photo, 14 Cordova res. Lefevre Block. Hintson, Rev. W. B., M.A., pastor First Baptist church, 1147 Barclay. Hirsh, Robert, emp. Tait's Mill, h 2nd ave, Fairview. Hiscock, Chas., emp. Champion & White h 1021 Harwood. Hiscock, Geo., engineer, h. 638 Prior. Hislop, Thos., driver, h 317 Princess. Hoar, Charles, laborer, h 507 Richards. Hoar, Herbert, mining broker, 817 Georgia. Hoar, John, teamster Dickinson & Brown. Hoar, Rufus, clerk T. Dunn Co., h 141 Tenth ave. Hoar, Rufus B., mate, h. 10th ave. Hobbs, Fred E., asst. master mechanic. C.P.R., h cor. Barnaby and Thurlow. Hobson, C. G. 208 Westmin ster. Hobson, E., contractor. HOBSON, G. W. Sec-treas. and inspector Van. Fire Underwriters, room 8, Inns of Court h 222 Westminster ave. Hobson, George, grocer, 410 Westmin ster ave., h 330 Barnard. . Hobson, James, emp. Geo. C. Hinton & Co. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Holt Hock, Basil, officer Empress of India, h 889 Burrard. Hock; Mrs., widow, h 889 Burrard. Hockin, Percy, engineer, bds. Glasgow. Hodges, W. E., bds. Leland. Hodgin, Charles, laborer, 871 Granville. Hodgin, Jacob, fireman C.P.R. Hotel, ■ h 1246 Seymour. Hodgman, Chas. Palace Stable. ■ h 1003 Pender. Hods-son. A., sign painter, 416 Hastings, h 721 Homer. Hodgson, F., clerk News-Advertiser, h 1020 Sevmour. Hodgson.'Geo. H., clerk, 432 Westminster, h. 1500 Granville. Hodgson, J. Wm., emp. Vancouver Sash and Door Company. * Hodgson, J. W., night watchman, h. 1500 Granville. Hodgson, M.„ clerk Bank of B.C., h Metropole Hotel. Hodgson, R. C, of Knowden Hodgson, & Brown, h 1213 Richards. Hodgson, R. W.. emp. gas w6rks, h Bear-11 n^0.. font Grnnvil]p. Hodlan, R. N., barber, 1123 Nelson. Hodson, Wm., longshoreman, h 762 Princess. Hodson. William, orop. Hotel Metro- pole, h 1417 Eight ave. Hoffard, C. E., grocer, 219 Abbott, res. cor. Prior and Jackson. Hoffman, Charles, manager, 67 Hastings E. Hoffman, Chas. B., slaughterman, 202 Carrall, h 254 Front. John. C.E., 27 Cordova. scond-hand goods, 67 h Hoffman. Hoffmanj Nellie, Hastings E. Hoffar. N. S., architect, 2646 Quebec. Hoffmeister, Fred, electrician, Helmcken. Hoffmeister, George, Helmcken. Hoffmeister, Henry, Helmcken. Hoffmeister, Jake, Helmcken. Hoffmeister, Louis, Helmcken. HoJTmeister, bookkeeper, mechanic, bookkeeper, machinist, Reinhard, electrician 1107 Helmcken. H ge. Alexander, grocer, 602 Westminster-, res. 206 Keefer. Hogg, James, porter, 100 Powell. b 410 Princess. __, Hogg, Percv L., clerk, res. 206 Keefer. Hogg. William, emp. C. P. R» Ti 1124 Richards. Hogg. W.. carpenter, bds. Oriental. Hosroby, W!. teacher, h 533 Hamilton. Holburri, Robert, laborer, bds. Acadia. 1107 1107 1107 1107 1107 h. Hoidge, Sy Erwin, plasterer, h 1303 Seymour. Holden, C fitter C.P.R., 915 Granville. Holden, John, carpenter, 510 Gore. Holden, John, carpenter, 796 Barnard. Holden, John P., carpenter, 1502 Westminster. Holland, Alex., bartender, 718 Westminster ave. Holland, Cornelius, tailor, 130 Cordova, h. 700 Cambie. OLLAND, FRED J., A CO., GENERAL AGENTS.? VICTORIA-MONTREAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., INSURANCE AGENCY CORPORATION OF TORONTO. EQUITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF TORONTO, MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS, HASTINGS.. COR. SEYMOUR. Holland, H. B., clerk 607 Hastings, h. 1000 Thurlow. Holland, Tracy Wm., Prov. manager Dominion Per. Loan Co., 607 Hastings, W., h 1000 Thurlow. Holland, W. S., of Fred J. Holland & Co., res. 1502 Georgia. Hollands, Wm., baggage clerk C.P.R., h 513 Richards. Holling, Henry W., bds. 154 Water. : Hollingsworth, E. M„ artist, 200 Water. Holloway, G. T., warehouseman Street & Co. h rear, 513 Richards. Holly, Arthur S., clerk Bank B.N.A., li 741 Sevmour. Hollyer, A. J., asst. acct. Bank of Montreal, Holman, Henry Gough, h. 1126 Nelfon. Holmes, —., machinist, h 587 Howe. Holmes. Alfred W. S., bookkeeper B.C. Iron Works, 646 Burrard. Holmes, Christopher, carpenter, 16th ave. cor. Quebec. Holmes, Jonathan, of Lapointe «. Holmes, 1214 Hornby. Holmes, Miss Florence, steno., C.P.R., purchasing dept. Holmes, Mrs. Livina, 1078 Hornby. Holmes, Samuel, plasterer, 814 Powell. Holmes, Stephen H., real estate, 561 Howe. Holt, Frank, carpenter, 725 Hastings W. Holt. T. G„ mgr. of construction, MeKenzie, Mann & Co., 413 Granville. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 685 Home. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Hotel. 735 Home of Truth, Miss C. Fraser, Seymour. Homer, Jacob, clerk 846 Hornby. Homer St. Methodist church, Rev. E. E. Scott, pastor. Homestead, —., 574 9th ave. Homewood, Henry, emp. Cement Works, h Mt. Pleasant. Homewood, 0., emp. cement works, 10th ave Mt. Pleasant. Homewood, R., emp. Ross & Howard. Hone, —., carpenter, 660 Granville. Hone, Henry Francis, h 144 7th ave. Honobin. John, porter, H. B. C, 33 Dufferin. Hoods, Fred J., picture framer Bailey Bros. Hood, Hugh W., jeweller, 165 Hastings E. Hood, H., cabinetmaker, cabin, 532 Carrall. Hood, Wm., photo, Bailey Bros. Hooey, Leslie, bds. 214 Westminster. Hook, W., conductor, electric railway. h 236 9th ave. Hooper, I. M., Miss, clerk A. E. Law & Co., 621 Jervis. Hooper, Miss Mable, short-hand teacher, Vogel's College, 619 Howe. Hooper, Robert T., laborer, h 621 Jervis. Hooper, Wm., emp City waterworks 741 Cambie. Hooper, W. H., bricklayer, h. Barnaby, nr. Beach. Hoover, F. A., emp. R.C.P. Mill. .Hopcott, Fred., driver, h 516 Cordova E. Hopcott Joseph, tanner, h 516 Cordova W. Hopcott W.. 516 Cordova. Hopcroft, Wallace F., carpenter Quebec, between llth and 12th. Hope, Charles E., C. E., of Hope, Graveley & Co., h. 362 Alexander. OPE, GRAVELEY & CO., ENGINEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. 536 HASTINGS W. Hopkins, A. J., acct. Street & Co., res. 716 Granville. Hopkirk, Henry, of Hopkirk, Spence Co., h 1040 Seaton. HOPKIRK, SPENCE & CO., wholesale cigars and liquors. 12 Powell. Hora, W., agent, bds. Oriental. Horey, Leslie, driver, h 211 rear Cordova E.Horn, Alex., cashier Dom. Express, h 1050 Hornby. Hornby Street Baptist Sunday School, cor. Hornby and Drake street. WEJLJL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers The HOTEL WILSON NANAIMO, B.C. Rooking Office Alberiii Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Horne, A. P., ins. agent, Province Bldg. Hastings W. res. 628 Broughton. Horne, J. W., mgr. Pacific Coast Fira Ins. Co., 165 Cordova, bds, Hotel Badminton. Horner, John, dry goods, 438 Westminster, h 602 Dunlevy. Horrad, —., emp. Province, h 827 Hornby. Horrobin, John, porter, H. B. Co., h» h Dufferin. Horobin, Theodore, contractor, h., 22 Dufferin. Horsefly Hydraulic M. Co., Ltd., B. T. Rogers, pres., Pierse Lloyd, secy., Horsocks, Edward, musician, h 199 Keefer. Horton, Arthur, fireman, C.P.R. hotel, hi Jackson ave. cor. Barnard. Horton, H. J., clerk, 650 Hastings, Ells- mere House. Hosker, Edward, h 116 12th ave. Hoshel, Rachel, wid. Norman, dressmaker, res. 15 519 Hastings W., 530 Georgia. Hoskins, —., reporter Province. Hoskins gasoline furnaces, Macfarlane & Co., sole agents, Hoskins, Harry, carpenter, 871 Granville. - ' Hossack, Alfred D., Manfrs. agent, 219 HOTEL EUROPE. •noA-oa; 8v ''d0J<i 'moibo 'ojoSuy OTEL BADMINTOIS W. H. MAWDSLEV, Manager. HOWE, Cor. DUNSMUIR. Phone 222. H HOTEL GRAND, Alfred, Austin, prop. 612 Cordova. Hotel Norden, P. Larsen, prop., 23 Cordova. ! £. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITI OF VANCOUVER. Hunt. I OTEL METROPOLE, WM. HODSON, Proprietor; GEO. PARKER, Manager. Cor. CORDOVA AND ABBOTT. OTEL VANCOUVER. C. D. TAPRELL, Manager, GEORGIA, COR GRANVILLE. Houghton, Henry, < clerk, bds. Ellesmere House. Houlahan, John Patrick, agent' Singer Co.,' res. 514 Dunsmuir. Houlgate, Robert Kerr, mgr. Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities Corporation, Ltd.. h 544 Hornby. House, John George, motorman, El. Ry., 416 Barnard. Housley, C. clerk, Hastings Mill store, res. Heatley. Housley, Chas., engineer, h. Heatley ave. cor Prior. Housley, Chas. J., wood turner, h. Heatley ave. cor. Prior. Housley, R., emp. B.C.S.R. Housley, Walter A., bookkeeper, h. Heatley ave. cor. Prior. Houston, Irving, clerk Club & Stewart, 956 Nicola. Houston, John B., engineer Armstrong & Morrison, h 1027 Georgia. Houthton, Arthur, brakeman C.P.R., h 14 7th ave. Howard, —., rear 409 Dunsmuir. Howard, Annie. 110 Dupont. Howard, Capt. Thos., bds. Strand Hotel. Howard, Edward, mining engineer, h 865 Howe. Howard, Edward, machinist Letson & Burpee, 826 Howe. Howard, Henry, C.P.R. shops, bds. Golden. Gate. Howard. Henry, blacksmith, h. 1281 Hornby. Howard, James, of Rose & Howard, res. 700 Cambie. Howard, J., foreman, 519 Hastings. Howard, R. E. M.. agent Oliver Typewriter Co.. bds. Strand Hotel. Howden, Robert, emp. 300 Carrall, Union Hotel. Howe, G. T., clerk, 1123 Pender. Howes, Hector. B.C.S.R.. h rear 232 Keefer. Howe, H„ clerk McDowell, Atkins, Watson & Co. Howe, James, emp. B.C. Mills. Howe, S. L., of B. B.Johnston & Co., h.. 1030 Nelson. Howell, H. P., clerk, 14 Cordova, h 613 Richards. Howes, John George, emp. electric light company, h. 416 Barnard. Howey, Wm., motorman tram car, h. 555 Keefer. Howey, Wm., team.ter, h. 555 Keeker. Howie, Fred.. El. Ry., 555 Keefer. Huddart, C. E., accountant, Hastings. Mill, h. 502 Alexander. UDSON'S BAY COMPANY, GENERAL MERCHANTS, GRANVILLE, COR. GEORGIA. WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS, AND GENERAL OFFICES. WATER, NEAR CORDOVA. H. T. LOCKYER, Local Manager. Hufford, —., storekeeper, 800 Jackson. Huggard, Wm., acct., h. 1650 Alberni, nr. Denman. Huggett, W., clerk, Supt. office C.P.E., n Alberni. Hughes, A., moulder, bds. City Hotel. -Hughes, Benjamin, longshoreman, rear 121 Hastings E. Hughes, Evan, emp. B.C.S.R., h 4th ave. Hughes, Jake, express, 415 Cordova. Hughes, James, plumber, 710 Seymour, Hughes, Ralph, cook Atlantic Restaurant Hughes, W. B., foreman Province, h. 611 Hamilton. Huldrane, H. C, brewer, bds. Leland. Hulse, Chas., barber, 342 Carrall. h 604 Hamilton. Humbolt Steamship Co., Dodwell & Co., agents. Hume, Geo., fisherman, 1319 Seymour. Hume, James, wks. Robertson & Hackett, h 521 Pacific. \ Humphries, Chas., Beach ave., English Bay. Humphreys, Ernest, clerk C.P.R. . h 941 Hornby. Humphrey, Frank, porter City H «pital, h. 400 10th ave. Humphrey, J. M., bds. Oriental. Humphrey. T., emp. R.C.P. Mills. h 1319 Seymour. Humphries. Mrs. E„ widow, Beach ave. Hunt, Edward, carpenter, 1316 Howe. Hunt George, painter 410 Pender. Hunt, Herbert, boilermaker, 322 Dunsmuir. Hunt, John, gardener, h 2823-Westminster. Hunt, John. emp. Samuel O. Wye, h the Victoria. Hunt, J. G., printer, h. 322 Dunsmuir. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 687 Hunt. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Imperial. Hunt, S. Lucas, solicitor, Inns of Court, h 1432 Pender. Hunt, M., merchant tailor, 305 Hastings W., h Beach ave. HudI, Wm.'tailor, 305 Hastings, h Beach ave. Hunter, A., emp. R.C.P. Mill. Hunter, D., clerk, 74 Cordovh, h. 840 Thurlow. Hunter, George, carpenter, h 536 Grove. Hunter, George, teamster, Chas. Hatch. Richards. Hunter, Geo., clerk Dunn & Co., Ltd., h 908 Thurlow. Hunter, Jas., carpt., 625 Powell. Hunter, John M., retired, h 1220 Robson. Hunter, Samuel, com. merchant, 628 Cordova. Hunter, Thomas, contractor, 1106 M^l ville. Hunter, Thos. A., El. Ry., h 1039 Keefer. Hunter, Thos. E., emp. El. Ry., 208 Gore. Hunter, Wm., porter, New Fountain. Hunter, W., builder, h 317 Georgia. Huntley, Mrs. J., h 617 Homer. Huntley, Robt. H Waverly hotel, Hurleman, Jacob, machinist C. i\ R.. 812 Richards. Hurry, Mrs. R., bds., 154 Water. Hurst, Robert, engineer, h Second 'ave. W. Hurst, W. J., contractor, 700 Cambie. Husband, C, electric engineer, 741 Bute. Hutchings, —., h 318 Burrard. Hutchings, George, clerk grocery, 776 Homer. HUTCHINGS, G. W., Furniture, 416-41S Westminster ave., h 322 8th ave. E. Hutchings, Samuel, clerk, ' James A. Skinner & Co. Hutchings, Thos. W., h 322 8th ave. Hutchings, W. T., h cor.. Guilford and Barclay. Hutchinson, George H., financial agent, h 1100 Haro. Hutchinson, James, carpenter, h 560 . Cambie. Hutchinson, J. G., mgr. B. C. Supply Co., Ltd., h 804 Richards. Hutchinson, Wm. McC h 1079 Seaton. Hutchison, W.. manager Thorpe & Co., Aereated Water Manufacturers, 6th ave. E., and Seaton. Hutton. George, night watchman, h. 1360 Howe. Hyde, Henry, gardener, h 853 Princess. Hyde, Wm.. gardener, h 853 Princess. Hyndman, H.. conductor, El. Ry. 17 Dunn Block. DOERING & MARSTRANDS Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. Ibbetson, John, of I. & Mathers, h 514 Westminster ave. Ibbetson: John h 135 Homer. Ibbetson & Mathers, mfg., confectioners, 514 Westminster ave. Ichelburyer, Wm., cigarmaker, bds. Norden Hotel. Ideal Grocery, E. H. McMillan 145 Hustings W. Iliff, A. E., engine turner, C.P.R., 626 Homer. Ulingworth, James, Ulingworth Sous Co., res 31 Hastings. Ulingworth Co., second-hand brok ers, 31 Hastings. Ulingworth, Wm., of Ulingworth Sons Co., res 31 Hastings. Imperial Bakery, W. D. Kent, cor, Carrall and Hastings E. Imperial Hotel, E. Gold, prop. 133 Water I MPERIAL BANK OF CANADA, A. JUKES, Blanager, 536 GRANVILLE. Imperial Hotel, Edward Gold, prop., 135 Water. Imperial Ins. Co.,, Innes, Richards & Akroyd, agents. I MPERIAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., OF CANADA, JOHN W. W. STEWART, PROVINCIAL MANAGER, MACKINNON BUILDING. 421 GRANVILLE. Imperial "Ocean Brand" canned salmon, Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Il Kf,i HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Jackson. IMPERIAL OIL CO., LTD. (The), H. D. Averill, agent, DeBeck Block, works Cambie, cor. Smitne, phone 381. liVi_>l__tlA_- STUDIO, A. Savord, 225 Carrall. Imperial Syrup Co., Ltd., John Christenson, mgr., opp. B.C. Sugar Refinery. Powell, cor. Raymur ave. Imson, —., carpenter, h 409 Princess. Impyne, Thomas, warehouseman, 122 Cordova, h 513 Richards. Ing, Wm., painter, h. 7th ave., Fairview. Ingledew, Wm., clerk, h 729 Richards. Inglehart, W. F. J., painter, h 729 Richards. Ingles, Alex., dyer, 528 Seymour. Ingram, Charles, grocer, Westminster ave., Hastings E. h 625 Princess. Ingram, George, h 320 Princess. Ingram, G. C, emp. B. C. I. W., h 549 7th ave. Ingram, Merry, eng., C.P.R. shops. Ingram, Robt., teamster, 309 Keefer. Inkster, John F., clerk, 51 Hastings, h. 952 Hornby. Inkster, Joseph, clerk, 725 Pender, h 952 Hornby. ' Inkster, Samuel, longshoreman, h 216 Keefer. Inland Revenue, Joseph E. Miller, Collector, E. E. Parkinson, deputy, P.O. Building. Innes, A. W. V., of Taylor, Bradburn & Innes, h 658 Hornby. |NNES, (F. C.) CO., LTD., C. C. BENNETT, Mgn.-Director. Room 5, MACKINNON BUILDING. Innes, Robert, laborer, h 253 Prior. INNES, RICHARDS A AKROYD, Real Estate, Mining and Insurance and Financial brokers, 538 Hastings Innis, Alex., sawyer, Spicer's Mill, h Beatty, near False Creek. Innis, Joseph, filer, Spicer's Mill, h Beatty, near False Creek. Innis, Robt., engineer Spicer's Mill, h Beatty, near False Creek. NSURANCE AGENCY CORPORATION OF TORONTO, FRED J. HOLLAND A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS, HASTINGS, COR. SEYMOUR. Inns of Court Building, cor of Hamilton and Hastings W. Insurance Co., of North America, 226 Cambie. International Hotel and Restaurant, A. Hamilton, prop., 536 Cordova. International Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd., J.J. Logan, mgr., foot Gore ave. Intveld, —., Francis, Conservatory of Music, 552 Granville. I.O.F. Hall, 2245 Westminster ave. I. O. F., R. S. Court Vancouver, 1328 Matthew Joseph Crehan, 305 Princess. Ipperwaite, Henry, emp. C.P.R. Ireland, Charles,, teamster, h 218 Harris. Ireland, Charles Warburton, barrister and solicitor, police magistrate. Ireland. C, Warburton, barrister, 165 Cordova, res. Strathcona Block. Ireland, W. M., bds., Waverley Hotel. Ireton, Baron, clerk, res. 60 Cordova. Ireton, Mrs. Blron James, 60 Cordova, h alley off 512 Seymour. Irons, Harry K., clerk, Elesmere House. Ironside, James, contractor, 306 Abbott Irvine, Rev. J., clergyman, 251 6th ave. Irving, A., emp. McClary Mfg. Co., h 561 Howe. Irving, Hon. Paulus, Aemilus, Judge, Supreme Court, h. 1114 Melville. Irving John, sailor, h 1011 Cordova E. Irving, Wm., emp. Ley & Wildaner, bds. Sherman House. Irwin, Wm. A., Western mgr. Reliance L & S. Co., Molsons Bank Chambers, h 727 Hornby. Irwin, Wm. H., emp. C.P.R., h 638 Burrard. Isaacs, Elizabeth, fruit and tobacco, 211 Abbott st. Isaacs, Geo. W., barber, 137 Cordova, h 717 Hamilton. Isbester, D., 206 Hastings. Ivany. James, emp. B.C. Mills. h 427 Harris. Iverson, I. C, Dougall House. Iverson, John Thos., clerk, 316 Keefer. Ives, Arthur, head porter Hotel Van couver, 1021 Nelson. Ives, Walter, clerk, h 719 Cambie. Izen, Jacob, second-hand dealer, 77 Cordova, h 21 Pender. Jack, Francis, 656 Harris. -Jl Jack, Kate M., wid. Robt. B., h 930 \ Smithe. Jack, Wm., h. 656 Harris. Jackson ave., Baptist church, Thos. Mulligan, pastor, 525 Jackson ave. J ACKSON, C. A., SURGEON DENTIST. 330 HOMER, COR. HASTINGS. Robson, cor. Gilford. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Jackson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Jervis. Jackson, Edward, stone-cutter, bds. Ottawa. 3K$ Jackson, Fred, laborer, 65 Hastings E. Jackson, H. R., bookkeeper Armstrong & Morrison, bds. Leland hotel. Jackson, John, constable, h 430 Princess. Jackson, John H., acct and auditor Bk. of B.N.A., bldg. h 887 Harris. Jackson, Joseph, emp. H. >_. M. Jackson, J. R., clerk, 432 Westminster, h 653 .Barnard. Jackson, J. W., jeweller, 118 Cordova, h 106 7th ave. Jackson, Maggie, 306 Homer. Jackson, Win., pipe-maker, h 216 Keefer. Jackson, W. R., of O'Brien Sc Jackson, 135 Cordova. Jacobs, George, stonecutter, h 776 Homer Jacobs, John, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Jacobs, John, stone-driller, h 776 Homer. Jacobs, M. S., clerk F. G., Goldberg., bds. Oriental. ' Jag©, Wm., Thos., lab., 333 13th ave. James, Albert E., cabinet, h 374 5th av. James, Bert, B.C.S.R., h 416 Keefer. James, Charles, City Grocery, h 416 Keefer. James, Chas. R., waiter Savoy, h 714 Homer. James, F., freight clerk, "St. Coquitlam" James, F. N., eler h. 1512 Georgia. Jemes, George E., shoemaker h 549 Campbell ave. James, John S., musician, 123 Hastings W. James, Joseplt carriagemaker, 219 Cordova E. James, Jos., emp. B.C. Mills. James, Mrs., widow, Charles. 1512 Geor gia. 1321 James, Stanley, city auditor, h. Robson. James, T. C, jr., C.P.R., h Bute, cor. Robson. James, T. C, clerk, C. P. R., Tel., 302 Cordova. James, Wm., B.C.S.R, h 416 Keefer. James, T. J., 416 Keefer. James, T. H. R., teller Bank Montreal. 1512 Georgia. James, Walter H., street car conductor, h 249 Barnard. Jameson, Stewart, tinsmith, h 911 Richards. Jamieson, G. W., principal Mt. Pleasant, school, h 364 7th ave. Jamieson, Robt., mining engineer, bds. Mountain View Hotel. Jami son, Robert, Vancouver House, 725 Granville. Janes, A., emp. B. C. S. R. Janes. W., emp. B.C.S.R. Jano, Joseph E., 708 Westminster. Opera DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. O. Telephone 429. JAPANESE IMPERIAL CONSULATE, HON. S. SHIMIZU, Consul, 735 DUNSMUIR, COR. HOWE. Japanese boarding houses, 217 Columbia ave., 212 Raymur, and 320 Powell. Japanese Methodist Church, Rev. Goro Kaburagi, pastor, Powell. Japanese mission, 439 Powell. Rev. Goro Kabuaragi, pastor. Jardine, Wm., cigarmaker Metropolitan Cigar Factory. .larrett, Stephen N., h. 738 Jervis. Jarrett, W. B., stage carpenter Vancouver Opera House. Jarvis, Clarence E., broker, h 730 Drake. Jarvis, C. E. & Co., mfrs. agent. 415 Cordova. Jarvis, C. E., o_- Jarvis & Co., 1300 Howe. Jay, Herbert-W., clerk C. W. Hutchings, res. 342 Powell. Jay, Wm., painter, 1075 Howe. Jeffers, John, conductor, 804 Homer. M Jeffery, Bridger, emp. Gas Works, h 617 Gore ave. Jeffery, James E., bricklayer, Burnaby near Beach. JE EFFS, THOS. W., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 322 CAMBIE, RES. DENMAN. Jelly, James, painter, h 2640 Ontario. Jenkenson, J., emp. El. Ry. Jenkinson, Wm., cook, h 730 Seymour. Jennings, M. N., widow, h 1122 Richards. Jeremy, John, 15 Hastings E. Jerritt, Wm., emp. B.C. Mills. Jervis, A. W„ clerk B. C. Sugar Co., res Merchants' Exchange. Jervis Inlet Slate Quarry, office 716 Granville, quarry Jervis Inlet. M HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Johnston/ Jesse, Jane, wid. John, h 380 Hastings E Jesse, Ross, boilermaker, h 380 Hastings. Jewell, Robt, agent, 404 Richards. Jewett, Lewis, boat builder, 513 Pacific Jewett, W. G., machinist Sash and Door Factory, 513 Pacific. ■ Jin, Sf of Jin & Tamura. h 801 Hamilton. IN A TAMURA, PROPS. SUN BAN, 72 CORDOVA. AND COR. GRANVILLE A PENDER. Johncox, John, master mariner, room 3, 45 Cordova. Johns, John, Badmington, 304 Pender. Johnson, —., carpenter, h 513 rear Richards. Johnson, —., h 818 Richards. Johnson, A., emp. R. C. P. M. j bds. New Fountain. Johnson, A. D., thnor *25 Hamilton. Johnson, A. M., Atkins & Johnson, 539 Hamilton. JOHNS© ^ & IBl.'RNET'r LTD., Ship brokers^ forwarding and commission, merchants, 417 Granville. Johnson, Chas., 213 Prior. Johnson, Capt. Wm., pilot, 334 Alexander. Johnson, Chas. Gardiner, sec. pilot board, of Johnson & Burnett, h. 8th a 7e., Fairview. Johnson, C, emp. R.C.P.M.. h 213 Prior. Johnson, David, app., res. 417 Pender. Johnson, Edgar, cigar clerk, h 550 Homer Johnson, Edward, 316 Columbia. Johnson, Edward, clerk Pykes, h 815 Richards. Johnson, Erias K., supt. Province Pub. Co., res. 1142 Robson. Johnson, E., clerk, h. 1135 Richg.^|M Johnson-Field, J. G. h. Lansdown Johnson, Harry, baggage checker C.P.R. Johnson'. L. emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison 1322 Hornby. Johnson, James, snw mill, h 1529 4th av. Johnson, James, 605 9th ave. E. ;0£ Johnson, James Lacey, fire inspector, C. P. R., h. Beach ave., cor Bute. Johnson, Jennie, clerk, 400 Westminster, h Cordova E. Johnson, John, blacksmith, 701 Prior. Johnson, John, fireman, St. Tepic, 871 Granville. Johnson, John, coal merchant, h 2 Grove Orescent Johnson, John, drayman, h 311 Hast ings E. Johnson, John, asst. bookkeeper, Thos. Dunn & Co., h. cor. 5th ave and Que- * bee. Johnson, John, stonecutter, h 558 Homer. Johnson, John, emp. C.P.R., bds. flotel Norden. Johnson, John, carpt. h 608 Powell. Johnson, John S., collector Singer Mfgs., h 1378 Burrard. Johnson, J. W. F., clerk Bank of B.C., h 813 Georgia. Johnson, Lacey R., master mechanic C.P. J R„ Beach ave. OHXSON A McPHAIL, (Samuel F. Johnson and John Ran- . dolph McPhail.) HARDWARE, STOVES, AND TINWARE. 514 HASTINGS WEST. Johnson, Miss Bessie, teacher East End . School. Johnson, Miss Frankie, milliner Summer ! Sc Orall. h.809 Seymour. Johnson, Mrs., widow. Charles, 1235 Richards. Johnson, Mrs. B., 417 Pender. Johnson, Ole. foreman C.P.R.' ^ru>*| Johnson, Osborne, emp. H. S. M., 6*05 9th ave. Johnson, Capt. Peter H, h 1019 Haro. | OHNSON, R. BYRON, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, MINING AND FINANCIAL AGT., 519 HASTINGS WEST. h. cor. Nicola and Alberni. Johnson, Sam., cigar maker, 1'48 Cordova, bds. Hotel Norden. Johnson & Squarebriggs, saw d-fl-, Fair- view, near Bridge.,.. Johnson, Stewart, cifrar 'cl|rk *»5Q Hb'tacr I Johnson, S. F., of Johnson & McPhail, h cor. Nicola and Robson. j Johnson, Wm., clerk Johnson & Mc Phail, h Barclay. ■ Jdhnson, Wm. H, student Bowser, God- . rey Sc Co.. res. 423 Princess. Jopson, Wm. H. H., varnishmaker. 352 14th ave. Johnston. A. W., traveller S. Green- shields, Son & Co., 514 Hastings.. Johnson, B. B., Sc Co., real estate, 32&> Cambie. Johnston, B. B. Sc Co., real estate, 322 Co.. h 735 Horhj&j Johnston, Chas., BMirioral Hotel. 4 Johnston, Charles A., blacksmith, 'befs; Glasgow. II;/ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 691 Johnston. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Jones. Johnston, Chas. R., clerk, h 1035 Seymour. , „ ., Johnston, David Porter, barber, 229 Abbott, h 413 Abbott. Johnston, Grierson, tent maker, 69 Waa .ter, 829 Campbell. Johnston, G. D. ,M.D., 432 Cordova, n. 1140 Georgia. Johnston, Harry, conductor C.P.R., 522 Cordova. Johnston, H. A., C.P.R., office 622 Granville. Johnston, H. E., foreman McDonald Bros. ■ • Johnston', James, of Squarebriggs Sc Johnston, h 1529 4th ave. Johnston, James, canneryman, bds. Columbia. Johnston, James, harnessmaker, 315 Car rail, bds. 27 Cordova. Johnston, James Irving, Johnston, Kerfoot & Co., h 895 Burrard. Johnston, John, carpenter. Stanley Park. Johnston, John, blacksmith, 707 Prior. Johnston, John I., of Johnston, -Sea-foot Sc Co., 831 Burrard. Johnston, John W-, sergeant city police, h. 1020 Robson. v Johnston, J., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Johnston, J., clerk Van. Hardware Co. Johnston, J. A., clerk Hotel Vancouver. Johnston, J. G., clerk, H. B. C h ^02 Dufferin. Johnston, J. H„ 405 Keefer. Johnston, J. L., bookkeeper, cor. 5tb at® and Quebec. Johnston, J. O.. commercial agent, 313 Cambie. h. 1128 iBarclay. Johnston, J. S., emp. Singer Mfg. Co. 1336 Burrard. JobHSten, J. W., sefigecaart Catv Police, 1020 Robson. , JSdh-fston, J. W., bookkeeper. Jas. A. Skinner f: Co., h 1000 Thurlow I OHNSTON, KERFOOT A CO.. tJLDTHTNG, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING «. Illl 104-106 CORDOVA. Johnston, Mrs. Emily, nurse, __33"5 Howe. Johnston, Mips "M. B., school -tesaSmr, Central "School. Johnston, Miss M. J., stenographet, 612 Hastings, h 617 Howe. Johnston, Mrs. -E.. 1043 Howe. Jbhnston, Mrs. Rich., 622 'Granville Johnston, Oliver, emp. B.C. -Mills. Johnston, Osborne*, traveller, h '259 LansdoWn. Johnson, Peter, car repairer CP.R., 3fcay- mur. «r. Cordsva 3B. IBIHlllS-li vTttOMSrTARP^ J* SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters Advertising a Specialty. Stiriage.rt iMHOMiS^IHftl; IfNGOH. Johnston, Richard, h. 1128 Barclay. Johnston, Robert, cigar store, h 538' Homer. Johnston, Robert, teamster, Stanley Pk. ery, Powell, E. Johnston, Robt. 261 Keefer. Johnston, Sam., emp. Kirkpatricks mill. h Powell, Johnston, Stewart, tobacconist, 53 Cordova, res. 538 flomer. Johnston, Wm., pilot, 334 Alexander. Johnston, Wm., blacksmith 14 Powell, h 932 Smithe. Johnston, Wm., emp. R. C. P. M. 627 9th, rear. Johnstone, George, fireman C.P.R. Johnstone, G. F., B. C. Sash & Door factory, 847 Cambie. Johnstone, G. F., of Cox & Johnstone, h Cambie. Johnstone, I. G., blacksmith shop, 2360 Westminster ave. Johnstone, John, acct., h ^78 JHormfey. Johnstone, Samuel, lab. 23 Hastings E. Johnstone, W. A., foreman Robertson & Hackett, h 1039 Burnaby. Johnstone, Wm. E., clerk customs, h. 1039 Burnaby. Joll-ff. Chas., carpenter, ;bds. Delmonico. -jiiena's. Moss, a«otionear, 44 .Hastings, h 1102 Seaton. -Jiei-as, Ben, 44 Hastings. Jones, A. N., emp. H. S. M„ h. 721 -Cordova E. Jones, Chas., tent malBej- '©wan*1-!!*. jJones, C. F., -rtonemitteir, 258 FounteenBi J ONES. C. H., ' SAIL AND TfBNttltAKSeR 0 and 13 WATER,*. 428 ALEXANDER Tones, David, miner, "h. 624"Powe_L Jm**. .P. R., iernp. R. C. P. Mills. |>SwH 692 .HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Jones. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Keeling! Jones, Ernest C, emp. Dom. Express, h 698 Robson. Jones, Fred, sailmaker, y Water. h 422 Alexander. Jones, George B., traveller, 17 Water, h h 538 Georgia. Jones, H. Robson, capt. Pilot, h. 1227 Georgia. Jones, H. A., agent, 405 Cordova E., h. res. 19 Hastings. Jones, James, C. P. R., detective, h 936 Seymour. Jones, James, carpenter, h. 7th ave, Fairview. Jones, James J., electrician, h 627 Homer. Jones, John, lab. 8th ave Fairview. Jones, John A., clerk 104 Cordova, 8th ave. Fairview. Jones, John, emp. Elec. power-house, Walter, nr. 19th ave. Jones, John, stonecutter, h 254 13th ave. Jones. John, cigarmaker, Metropolitan. Jones, Josgph, carpenter, h 776 Homer. Jones, Joseph, of Jones & Schofield, res. Homer. Jones, P., emp. 520 .Seymour. Jones, Robt., carpenter, bds. New Fountain. Jones, R., emp. R.C.P.M., 330 7th ave. Jones, R., painter, bds. Revere House. Jones & Schofield, carpenters, 530 Howe. Jones. T., carpenter, 114 Carl. Jones, Wm., carpenter, 15th ave. Jones, Wm., contractor, bds. Glasgow. Jones, Wm., B.C. Electric Const.. Arcade Building. Jones, Wm. C.P.R., bds. Balmoral Htl. Jones, Wm. R., painter, h 2261 Quebec. Jones, W. D., Brockton Point light keeper. JONES, W. D. prop., Balmoral Cafe, 309 Carrall. h 518 Harris. JONES, W. R., prop. Terminus Hotel, 34 Water. Jopson, James, B., contractor, 14 8th ave. Jordon, Michael L., retired, bds. Russ House. Jordan, Walter, barber, 307 Cambie, h. 314 Hastings E. Jordan, Wm., fireman, bds. 210 Westminster. Gorgensen, Bernard, fisherman, 728 6th ave E. ■Joslin. Hal., clerk, 721 Cambie. Joslin. J. A., res. 721 Cambie. Joyce,. Wm., H. S. M., bds. 306 Alexander. Judd, E. J., clerk, 417 Hastings, h No. 4. 409 Keefer. Judge, A. P., Wilson & Senkler, h. 544 Burrard. Judge, John, plumber, h 720 12th ave. Judkins, Fred, carpenter, h 1112 Nelson. Judson, Harry S., painter, 118 Hastings E. Jukes, Andrew, manager Imperial Bank, 719 Broughton. Julian, T. E., architect, Inns of Court. Junk Joseph, barber, 74 Water. Junkin, Arthur, baker, bds. Glasgow. Junkins, John, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, bds. 109 Heatley. Jury, Wm., emp. R.C.P. Mills, No. 19, 219 Cordova E. Kaburagi, Rev. Goro, pastor Japanese Methodist Church, h 542 Georgia. Kaeil, Rahy, emp. R.C.P. Mills. , Kalenberg, Wm., musician, 14 6th ave. E. Kanton, P. A., dyer 171 Hastings E., h 741 Keefer. Kappele, Arthur James, barrister, Mr- tin & Deacon, res. 1182 Pender. K APPLER A COMPANY, (Joseph Kappler, Emil Gerhause and Andrew Miller.) COLUMBIA LAGER BEER BREWERY, EAST POWELL ST., Near VICTORIA DRIVE. Kappler, Joseph, of Kappler & Co., res : Powell E. Kara, —..carpenter, h 542 Seymour. Karney, Wm., laborer, Cordova E., nr. j Carrall. Kauffeldt, C, bottler, h 219 12th ave. I Kay, J. B., emp. El. Ry., 941 Hornby. Kay, J. K., engineer, 935 Hornby. Kealy, Arnold E., secy. 619 Granville, res. North Vancouver. Kearsley, Fred, painter and grocer. h 505 7th ave. Kearsey, H., contractor, 428 Keefer. Keates, Andrew, mill-hand, 825 Cordova m Keays, Miss E., stenographer, 102 Powell, 621 Hornby. Keays, Miss T. M., stenog. Post Office, Inspector's office. . Keefer H. F., h 1216 Robson. Keefer, Stanley, slaughterman, 36 Cor dova. Keeler, Chas., gardener, h 2734 Westminster. Keeley Institute, G. A. Griffith, mgr., cor. Powell & Hawkes ave. Ke ley, H., caretaker, Central School. Keeley, Wm. J. brakeman, C.P.R., •». ;311 Barnard. Keeling, Fred, clerk Metropole. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Keen CITY OF VANCOUVER. Kennedy. Keen, —., contractor, h 1038 Robson. Keene, W. L. C.M.C., North Vancouver, offlce Inns, of Court, res. North Vancouver. Keene, W. L. & Co., commission, Inns, of Court W$L Keenan, Robert, teamster, bds. Revere House. Keenan, Thos., painter, h 5th ave., Fairview. Keenleyside, E. W., inspector North Am- ercian Life^ bds. Leland. Keil, Chas., laborer, 7th ave., Fairview. Keill, —., laborer, h 305 5th ave. Keith, A., emp. El. Ry. Keil, James, teamster, 408 Georgia. Keith, A. J., emp. H. S. M. h 825 Cordova E. Keith, David, steno., Mutual Life Ins. Co.. h. 327 Hastings E. Keith, E. B., fruits, Westminster, cor. DuDont Keith, J. C, hardware, 415 Cordova. Keith, Samuel, mason, h 8th ave., cor Ontario. Keith, Samuel, bookkeeper, 1521 Westminster ave. Keith, Wm. Dow, physician, 148 Cordova. Keith. Wm. D., sr., 148 Cordova. Kellas, P., printer, 28 Cordova, h. Nicola, cor. Comox. Kelly, Chas., shoe mfg., 110 Cordova E. Kelly, Chas., jr., shoe mfgs. 110 Cordova E. Kelly, Charles, lab. h. 620 Prior. ELLY. DOUGLAS A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 139 WATER. Kelly, E. J., marine engineer, 723 Hamilton. Kelly, Herbert, traveller B.C. Canning Co., h 877 Harris. Kelly, James T., expressman, h 698 Robson. Kelly, James D., bicycle repairer, 1127 Pendrill. Kelly, Joe, emp. B.C. Mills, h 620 Prior. Kelly, Martin, contractor, bds. Clarence Hotel. Kelly, Robert, of Kelly, Douglass & Co., 659 Hornby. Kelly. Robt..' of Kelly, Douglas & Co b. 621 Hornby. Kelly, Wm., mill-hand, Wm. Tytler L Co. Kelly, Wm., B. C. I. W., 827 Cordova E. 'Kelly, Wm. H., packer Vancouver Hardware Co., 7th ave., near Ontario. C. WOODWARD Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, I Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, i Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C Kelly, W. A., bartender, 532 Westminster. Kelman, James, retired, h 317 8th ave. Kelman, Robert W., principal Columbia College, h 317 8th ave. Kelt, Oliver, h 845 Hornby. Kemp. Ernest, miner, bds. Waverley Hotel. Kemp, Geo., mill-hand, h 312 Barnard. Kemp, John, of Kemp & Simpson h 662 Princess. Kemp, John, Armstrong & Morrison, h 312 Barnard. Kemp. Louis Armstrong & Morrison, h 312 Barnard. Kemp & Simpson, undertakers 105 Cordova. Kemp, Wm., Andrew, ship carpenter, h 3.5 9th ave. Kemp, Wm. B., marine engineer, h llth ave.. near Ontario. Kendall. —., tailor, bds. Mountain View Hotel. &| * Kendall. Chas., bicycle livery, 328 Cordova, h 1127 Pendrill. I Kendall. Cosmo, assayer, 512 Cordova, bds. Badminton. Kendall, D. L., h. 1127 Pendrill. Kendall. Gilbert, assayer, 512 Cordova, bds. Badminton. Kendall, John Dixon, manager Bewick & Moering, 512 Cordova, bds Badminton. Kendrick, D. W., plumber, 1006 Seaton. h. 439 Homer. Kendrick, J., plumber, 1006 Seatop. Kennedy, Albert, J„ tailor, h 729 Heal ley ave. Kennedy, Alex, teamster, Aitkins & Johnson, res. Gold House. Kennedy, Alex., con. Elec. Ry., h. 16th ave. Kennedy. Angus, tinsmith, 24 Cordova, h 613 Richards. Kennedy, F., jeweller, 35 Inns of Court. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. King.' Kennedy, Geo., longshoreman, rear 512 Richards. Kennedy, James, cigarmaker Metropolitan Cigar Co. Kennedy, James, fitter, C. P. R. bds. Golden Gate Hotel. Kennedy, Robt., h Sixteenth ave. Kennedy, Robt, longshoreman, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Kennedy, Wm., clerk at Oppenheimer's, Kennedy, W. H., shipping clerk, ' 610 Harris. Kenning, Jas. A., bookkeeper, 13 Cordova, h. 6€6 Hamilton. Kennie, Oliver, driver Western Cartage Co., res. Palace. Kenny, Richard, traveller Van. Hardware Co. Kent. H. W., general supt NW. ,?- P-. I. Telephone Co., Ltd.. h 657 Burrard. Kent, E. M., plasterer,'h 20 12th ave.,nr Ontario. Kent, Captain, h Richards. Kent, John, undertaker, h 662 Princess. Kent, John J., ship-carpenter, h 564 6th pvp. Kent, J. W., watchman, 803 Richards. Kent & Magnus, props. Criterion Saloon, Granville St. Kent, Robt., boat-builder, 208 Gore. Kent & Timmons, confectioners, 1 Hastings E. Kent. Wm. D„ of Kent Sc Timmons, 1 Hastings E. Kent, W. F., of Kent &• Magnus, h. 572 Burrard. Kenworthy, Harold. B.C. Marine Ry. Co., Ltd., h 1728 Georgia. Keppele, Arthur, barrister, h 1182 Pender. Ker, Jamds. carpenter, h. 55 7th ave. Kt. J. Bn'four. miring broker, local mgr.. B.C. Estates, 623 Hastings, h. cor. Thurlow & Burnaby. Ker, Walter H„ of Brackman & Ker Milling Co., h. 617 Richards. Kerby, William J., route agent Dom. Express, h 1414 flaro. Kerfoot, Geo. B., clerk, 104 Cordova, h. 319 Georgia. Kerfoot, Thos. Wesley,, emp. El. Light h Howard. Kerfoot. W. J., of Johnston, Kerfoot & Co.. h. 1120 Nelson. Kefn. Miss Marv Louise, private school, 1175 Haro. Kernev, Wm.. lab., cabin 14 Cordova E. Kerr, —.. | 526 Homer. Kerr, G. H., night-watch Oriental Htl. Kerr, .Tnnies, Customs, h 1019 Harris. Kerr, John C„ teamster for Atkins & Johnson, h 527 Richards. Ko-r Tntv-. H. school teacher, h 1165 Burnaby. carpenter, 22 Cordova, contractor, room 20, 925 Kerr, John, Customs, h 1019 Harris. I Kerr, Sidney, G., teamster, 527' Ricl_i ards. Kerr, T. A., Kerry, Geo., Granville. Kersey, Henry, carpenter, 417 Keefer. Ketchum, Harry, bds. Columbia Hoted. Keyes, Fred G., mgr. Nelson Drug Store 801 Granville. Keys, Miss, clerk P.O., h 700 Cambie. IOves, Wm.. bds. Carler House. Kidd, Alex., laborer C.P.R. 426 Hastings E. Kidd, J. B., carpenter, h 261 Princess. Kidd, Loren, teamster, 128 Powell. Kidd, Mrs. J. B., Anglewood Hotel, 128 Powell. Kidd, O. C. loco, fireman, 128 Powell. Kidd, Stanley, shoemaker, 128 Powell. Kidd, Wesley", teamster, 128 Powell. Kidd, W. C, carpenter, 128 Powell. Kievall. W. C. ivninter. h. 005 fMll Kihlgren, Miss K., stenog., Wilson & Senkler, res. Homer. Kikuchie, T., clerk Sun Ban, 41 Cordova E. Kilbank, Charles, cook, h 513 Richards. Kilby. Edwin Chas., hosiery, Imp., 623 Hastings, res. 978 Nicola. Kilby, Geo., carpenter, 9th ave., or. Prince Edward. Kilgonv. W. Y., bookkeeper, h 864 Burrard. Killam, A. G., clerk Commercial Hotel. Killbank, Chas.. cook, Atlantic Restaur- aunt, h 538 Richards. Kilman, James, bricklayer, h 2120 Brunswick Kimara, Joseph, stableman McDonald Bros. Kimble, G. L., prop. Regina Hotel, 200' Wfl tA,\ Kinch, John h, 614 7th ave., Fairview. Kinch. Wm., carpenter, h 614 7th ave. ■ Fairview. TC:rirh-p<\ Miss, clevk. SIR fTAr^V- King, —., picture framer S. J. Thompson. King, —., 66 Cordiva. King, Alfred N. C acct.. h 947 Howe. King, Allan, emp. T.C.C. Cyclery, h 525- Pacific. Kinsr, Atwell. janitor P. O. Building res samp. Kin sr. A+w°ll D.. clerk court house. re° 910 Pander. Kins:, Domnick, longshoreman, bds. Ottawa. Kins:, TVinean W.. B. C. Cooperage. 525 King, D.. bds.. 154 Water. King. D.. 915 Granville. King. Edward, driver. 555 Westminster. Kins, George, cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar Factory. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 695 King. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Kootenay. King, George, laborer C.P.R. King, George, box maker, 525 Pa •;■ s. King, John R., steward, str. New England. King, Harry, cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar. Factory. King, Joseph, bookkeeper McL. & McFeely, h 910 Pender. King, Leret, bds. 154 Water. King, Louis, engineer, bds. King's Htl. King, O. C, emp. R.C.P. Mills. King, Oliver C, traveller. 514 Cambie. King, Oliver C, clerk C.P.R. King, Peter, clerk C.P.R. King, Robert, laborer, h 1305 Hornby. King's Hotel, Tamburino & Reda, props. 218 Carrall. Kingsland, Fred, bartender, 500 Carrall. Kinslar, S., emp. R.C.P.M. Kingston, —., bds. 157 Cordova E. Kinnisten, Miss L. A., bookkeeper, h 530 Georgia. Kinny, A. H.. emp. B.C. Mills. Einsey, James, emp. B.C.S.R., bds. Secord. Kip, Lawrence, of Kip & Morden. h. 801 Richards. IP A MORDEN, (Lawrence Kip and Wm. Morden) MINING, REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE. 12 ARCADE. Kipp, Walter H., student, 208 Gore.- Kipp, Wilfred H.. student, 208 Gore. Kirby, Haider, M.D., 848 Howe. Kirby. Harry, bartender, Bodpga. Kirby, Stanley, bartender, 211 Westminster. Kirby,, Wm. H., laborer. 312 Powell. Kirk, D., clerk, 112 Cordova, h. 604 Rob son. Kirk, Lewis, blacksmith, 60-1 Robson. Kirk, Milton, student, 604 Robson. Kirk, Mrs., nurse, 604 Robson. Kirk, Thos. H., mgr. Dom. Steam Laundry Co., h 813 Richards." Kirkland, John, h 1012 Alberni. Kirkpatrick. John, boilermaker, 233 Thirteenth ave. E. Kirkpatrick, Thomas, shingle mill, Pow ell E. Kirkwood, James, traveller, h. 533 Cordova E. Kirkwood, J. G.. clerk B.C. Supply Co., 'th ave., Mt Pealsant Kirkwood, John G., grocer, 540 Cambie, h 134 10th ave. Kirton. Frank, emn. Dominion Laundry, h 306 Cordova E. LLMI1, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Klavanis, Anthony, ship-carpenter, cor. Burrard and Beach. Kline, Fred, restaurant, 218 Carrall. Kline. Joseph, clothing, 58 Water. Klondike hotel, John Scuitto, prop., 210 Carroll. Knapp, Thomas Edward, school teacher, h 45 7th ave. Knight, G. E., stonecutter, No. 11, 219 Cordova E. Knight, fl. P., machinist, 566 Prior. Lace, Wm., engineer 2l2 Gore ave. Knight. Robert, emp. 122 Cordova, h 1130 Hornby. Knott, Wm., ham I smaker J. Storey, 915 Granville. Knowdell, E. J., of K. . Hodgson, Sc Brown, h. 811 Homer. Knowdell, C. V., carpenter, 811 Homer. Knowdell & Hodgson, plumbers, 729 Pender. Knowler & Macaulay, comm, agents, 630 Cordova. Knowler, Wm. E., of Knowler & Mac Auley, h 1322 Melville. Knowies, Samuel, teamster, 235^ Princess. Knowles, Wilson, teamster,' h 235^ Princess. Knowlton, E. S„ druggist. 620 West- minsfpr. bds. Mountain View Hotel. Knox, James, machinist, h 1522 Robson. Knox, W. & J., John Leckie, agent, 632 Granville. Knudsen, Charles, machinist Letson Sc Burnee, 304 Jackson. Knutzen, Herman. Mainland Cigar Factory, hotel Norden. Kobald, Al sausage maker, B.C. Market Co. Kohler. Frank, watchman, St. Paul's hospital. Koontz, David J., tinsmith C.P.R. bds. Glasgow House. Kootenav & Cariboo Gold Fields. Ltd.. A. A. Boak. Sec Kootenay Sc Slocan Prosnecting & Promoting Co.. Ltd., A. E. Kealy, sec'y, 619 Granville. IH m p m 696- HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Koshel. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Langridge. K Koshel, Abraham, Mainland Cigar Factory. Koustadt, A., lithographer Thomson Sty. Co. Krause, Oscar, bottler, 1135 Richards. Kreeft, Edward, E. A. O., shipping agt. bds. Waverley Hotel. Kreiger, John, restaurant, 227 Abbott. Krshel, Alra, Mainland Cigar Factory. URTZ A CO., PIONEER CIGAR FACTORY, 148 COBDOVA. Kyle, Andrew, clerk, bds. Cosmopolitan. Kyle, Geo. E., bookkeeper.Letson & Burpee, h 412 Cordova E. Kyle, Lorne C. clerk Boyd, Burns & Co. 412 Cordova E. Kyle, Sarah, wid. W. B., h 864 Burrard. Kyle,W. H., clerk, C. P. R., h 864 Burrard. La Bell & Co., grocers, 143 Hastings E. Labell, Ulrick, of Labelle & Co., Co., 143 Hastings E. La Branche, N., agent, 111 Pender.. La Brun, Julia, 8 Dupont. Lacey. N., emp. R.C.P. Mills. 847 Semyour. Lacey, Wm., stonemason, h 847 Seymour. La Clair, Wm., surveyor, 121 Powell. Ladell, —., h 159 Lansdowne. Laderoute, F. X., bookkeeper, h 545 Robson. Ladley & Dixon, mfg. of wool stock and mattress supplies, 119 Keefer. Ladley. James D.. of Ladley & Dixon, 262 Front, Mt. Pleasant. Lafferty, Guy A., clerk Bank of Montreal, h 911 Nicola. La Foncier Campagne, D. Assurance (marine), Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Lafountain, G., bds. Carter House. Laidlaw, Archie, emp. Robertson Sc Hackett h 806 Riohprds. Laidlaw, J. E., driver, 912 Richards. res 929 Richards. Laid^w, Jno. S., carpenter, 929 Richards. Laidlaw, Robert, driver Dom. Fish Co., h 929 Richards. Lake Shore Mining Co.. B. B. Johnston Sec, Lamb, Wm., City Grocerv, Princess. Lambert. —.. h 727 Hamilton. Lambert, A., bottler. Seaton. Lambert, C, 912 Westminster. Lambert, Chas.. asst blacksmith Letson & Burpee, bds. Europe. Lambp R. A., miner. 823 Cambie. Lambert, F. T., Dr., 413 Granville. Lambert, J., barber. 421 Cordova, h. 533 Granville. Lamberton, Walter H., jam-maker, h 3rd ave. Lambier, T. A., emp. B.C. Mills. Lamon, Alex., agent, 102 Hastings E. Lamon, Alex., 700 Westminster. Lamont, Malcolm; clerk Bk. of B.C. Hotel Metropole. Lamont, Thos., porter Europe Hotel. Lamrick, W. J., of W. J. Lamrick & Co., Elsmere. Lamrick, W. J. & Co., mining brokers, 320 Homer. Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. of Manchester, 524 Cordova. . .:,r ANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., JOHN J. BANFIELD, AGENT, 607 HASTINGS W. Lancaster, —.. plumber, 161 Hastings E. Landers, Richard C, watchmaker, 530 Westminster, h. 227 Harris. Lang, James, carpenter, bds. Golden Gate. Lane, Wm., miner, 324 Westminster av. Lang, James J., mgr. the Fairfield Syndicate, Ltd., Mackinnon building, h. 1134 Melville. Langdale, A. C, foreman, Dom. Steam Laundry, res. 927 Seymour. Langdale, E. B., clerk, 517 Barnard. Langdale, John, painter, h 517 Barnard. Langdale, Robinson H., h 517 Barnard. Langdale, R. S., compositor Province. 517 Barnard. %Bkk Langdale, Sidney, butcher, 638 Harris. Langhan, J. G., clerk, James Robertson & Co., bds., Victoria House. Langham, Thos., driver, B. C. Market Co.. h 1423 Keefer. Langis, H. E.. M. D.. of McGuigan & Langis, 306 Abbott, tel 333. Langley, A. A., Boulder Hotel. 5 Cordova, res 222 Carrall. Lanarley, E., agent E. G. Prior & Co. h 625 Hornby. Langley, J. E.. general dealer, h. 2740 Prince Edward. Langley & Co., Dom. Trading Stamp > Co.. 502 Cordova. Langley, P., stableman, 15 Water. Langlois, A., bds. Carter House. Langlois. J. D.. clerk Oppenheimer Brso.. | 1153 Hornby. . Langlois, Thos. T., pres. & manager B. C. Per. L. Sc S. Co., MacKinnon block. h. 833 Richards. Langridgp. Walter, clerk Dominion Ex- < h 955 Hornby. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 09^ Lantalum. CITY OF VANCOUVER. I Lawson. Lantalum, W. F., letter-carrier, 919 Pender. _?& Lantz, Fraser Harry, M.E., consulting j mining engineer, 419 Hastings W., h 1428 Robson. La Plant, John, laborer, 417 Abbott. Lapoint C, emp. Van. Sash & Door Co. h 60 Cordova. Lapoint, Chas. M., Lapoint & Holmes. 3rd ave., Fairview. Lapoint & Holmes, sash & door factory, south end Granville bridge. Lapoint, Wm. J., dTayman, 334 Hastings, h. 715 Camby. Lapworth, Alfred, Sunnyside Restaurant Larkin, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Larney, Thos. C, stonecutter, h 460 Hastings E. Larson, Ernel, tailor, 414 Cordova, h. 917 Home*. LARSON, P., prop. Norden Hotel, 23 Cordova. and Union Hotel, 223 Abbott. h. 508 Alexander. Larson, Sam., laborer Waterworks, 115 Hastings E. Larson, W„ emp. R.C.P.M., No. 10 220 Keefer. Larwill, Albert, clerk, h. 132 Dunsmuir. La Salle, D., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Lash, James, auctioneer, 345 Carrall, h 510 Cordova. Lashener, Percy C, clerk, H. B. C. h 1225 "Richards. Latham, Daniel, app. C.P.R. 717 Cambie. Latham, Wm., blacksmith, C. P. R. L 717 Cambie. Latimer, James, bartender Revere Hse. Laughlin, Wm. John, wood carver, h. 520 7th ave. Laugnan, J. S., emp. son Co.. Ltd., bds. Laurie. A. M., tel Hornby. Laursen. J. N., Laursen, J. V., the James Robert- Victoria House, oper. C.P.R., 833 electrician. 135 5th ave. , clerk B.C. Elec. Ry. h 137 5th ave. Laursen, Otto, of Peach Sc L., h. 131 5th ave. Laure, M., operator C.P.R. Laverock, D., checker, C. P. R. 918 Seymour. Lavertue. Edward, carpt, h 111 Pender. Lavire, Newell, carpt.. 011 7th ave., JJ airview. Lawder, B., Pmi). R.C.P.M. Law, Alex., clerk Wm. Ralph. rooms 22 Cordova. Law, A. E. & Co.. drv goods. 534 Hastings. W A E.. of A. E. Law & Co., ! bds. 1100 Haro Law, David, clerk C.P.R. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, fl____HH___R ^^^BmSI Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Law, David, carpenter, 617 Cambie. Law Union and Crown Ins. Co., Fire and Life, Innes. Richard & Akroyd. Law, W. jeweller, 148 Cordova, h. cor. Richards and Hastings. Lawder, Beverley, laborer, alley off 512 Seymour. Lawrence, Andrew, bookbinder, h cor. Gore ave and Keefer. Lawrence, John, fisherman, h. 660 Prior. Larovason, John A., (Harris &. Bull), h rear 409 Dunsmuir. Lawrence, Chas., clerk C.P.R. Lawrence & Findlater, grocers, 910 Westminster. Lawrence, Frank, lab. C.P.R. Lawrence, John, grocer, 2311 Westminster. Lawrence, Robert, M.D., 2228 Westminster. Lawrence Robt. C, of Lawrence &, Findlater, 910 Westminster. Lawrence (Robt. C.) & Findlater (Chas.), grocers, 910 Westminster ave. Lawrence, S. S., carpenter, 215 Westminster. Lawrence, Wm. James, prop. Cabinet Restaurant. 168 Water. Lawrence, W. C, manager S. Green- shields, Son Sc Co.. h 375 9th ave. Lawreson, Joseph, N., agent, h rear 409 Dunsmuir. Lawresen, Viggo, student McPhillips & Williams. Lawrie, Edward, emp. Pioneer Steam Laundry. 820 Richards. Lawson, '.Tames, mgr. B.C. Bex Factory. 1248 Barclay. Lawson, J. P., printer. 509 Westminster Burrard. between Smith and Nelson Lawson, Miss, steno.. Hotel Vancouver, h 240 Georgia. Lasvson, Mrs. J. P., wid., 526 Alexander Lawson. Jno. T.. carpenter. 1209 Homer. Lawson, J. W.. h Burrard, between Smith and Nelson. 15) i« II 691= HENDERStTN'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Lawson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Leonard, Lawson, T., mgr. box factory, h 1248 Barclay. * . Lawson, Wm., Gros's" & McNeill. Lawson, Wm. R., stonecutter, h 1235 Homer. Lawson, W. A., teas, 50 Cordova, h 1226 Melville. Layfield, H. H. Sc Co., dry gc__ds. 70 Cordova. Laj'field, H. H., of H. H. L. & Co., h 532 Homer. Layland, ■ Chas., tobacconist, 142 Cordova, bds Regina. Layland, Chas., adv. agent, 612 Robson. Layland, Mrs. K., 612 Robson. Lay ton, Robt., clerk Mining Exchange. Lazier, Walter S., clerk 332 Hastings E. Leah, Alfred, longshoreman, cabin, 537 Carrall. Leatherdale, Dan., h. 664 Har ris. Leatherdall. Mrs. John, 320 Westmin- , ster. Le Cappellain, J. O., mgr., Thos. Dunn & Co., Ltd., h. 1027 Melville. Le Cappellain, Malcolm, emp. Thos. Dunn Sc Co.., Ltd., h 1027 Melville. Le Cappellain, Thos., drug clerk, h 1027 Melville. Leckie. Robt. .7.. mgr. John Leckie. 532 Granville, h cor. Haro and Denman. I ECKIE, JOHN, IMPORTER OF FISHING NETS AND TWINES, COTTON AND MANILLA ROPES, RUBBER GOODS AND OILED CLOTHING, 532 GRANVILLE. Leckie, W. H., bookkeeper, John Leckie, h Burnaby, near Bute. Le Claire, Mrs. M. F., nurse, 206 Westminster ave. Leclair. Marie, wid. John, 411 Abbott. Leclaire, Max, bookkeeper, res. 117 Cordova E. Le Cross, Peter, carpenter, 915 Granville. Ledger, S. Kitt, agent, 603 Hasting, 9th ave.. Fairview. Ledwell, Patrick James, captain, h 992 Hornby. Lee, Arnold, emp. Vancouver Sash and Door Co. Lee, Frank, hacks, 538 and 550 Westminster, offlce 101 Cordova, h. 520 Homer. Lee, Arthur, marine engineer, bds. Regina Hotel. Lee, Harry, quarryman, h 1142 Hornbv Lee, Herbert, h 1369 Pender. . Lee, Herbert, 617 Hamilton. Lee, Joel S., carpenter, h. 1203 Howi Lee, Joseph, carpenter, h 1824, 8th ave. Fairview. Lee, Joseph, carpenter, 1203 Howe. Lee, John, gardener, llth ave., cpr. Columbia. Lee, R., emp. B.C. Mills. 50.0 Cordova E Lee, Trenholm W., eng., C.P.R. Leech. Fred., plasterer, h 706 Cordova E. Leek & Co., plumbers, 615 Pender. Leek, James, plumber 1110 Davie. Leek, John W., steamfitter, 1429 Georgia. Leek, W., of Leek & Co., 1110 Davie. Lees, A. E. & Co., clothing, 26 Cordova. Lees, Andrew, of A. E. Lees & Co., res 909 Richards. Lees, D. Todd, inspector Birkbeck Investment Co., h 625 Hornby. Lees, G. A., clerk, 26 Cordova, 909 - Richards. Lees, W. B., of Diplock & Lees h 734 Seymour. Lefevre, Blanche, 120 Market alley. Lefevre, J. M., Dr., physician, h. Howe cor. Cordova. LEFEVRE A WELD, physicians and surgeons, 603 Hastings W. Leger, Oscar, barber, 74 Water. bds. Granville Hotel. Legg, G. T., agent, 616 Granville. Legg, John C, 15 Hastings E. Legg. Miss, dressmaker H.B.C Legg, Miss A., dressmaker, 1010 Hornby Leighton. Robt., see. Van. Jockey Club, h. 523 Thurlow. Leighton, Chas., C.P.R. engineer, bds. Arlington. Leighton; Geo., carpenter, h Scott. Leighton. flarry, carpenter, h Scott. Leith, Geo., teamster Champion & White. Leith, Thos., school teacher, 414 Princess. Leland House, Wm. Hamilton, prop- Hastings W. , Lely (Hugh M.) & Co. (W. H. Mawds- ley), props. Hotel Badminton. Lemon, Merrill, travelling salesman, a 936 Hornby. Le Niven, A. G., painter, 815 Hamilton; Lenfesty, George F., motorman Oity El. Ry., h 232 Lansdown. Lenfesty, Wm., steam fitter C.P.R- Golden Gate Hotel. _ , » Leonard, Arthur J., supt. B. C, P. L. « S. Co., 923 Howe. '■ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 699 Leonard. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Liberal. Leonard, A. E., emp. Lee & Wildeaner, bds. Golden Gate. Leonard, George, boot and shoe maker, 41 Powell. Leonard, Geo. Clayton, restaurant, cor. Carroll and Cordova, h. 2335, Quabec. Leonard, James M.. cook, 632 Seymour. Leonhardt, Christian Henry, bricklayer, h 1333 Howe. LePage, Miss Ethel, school teacher, Fairview School. LePage Mfg. & Supply Co., N. S., LePage, prop., 869 Granville. LePage, N. S., res. 7th ave., Fairview. LePage, Wm. N., res. 7th ave., Fair- view. Le Patorisel, Herbert, clerk Wallace & Eagleson, res. 608 Robson. Le Pointe, teamster, h 715 Cambie. Lequin, A., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Le Roy, —., laborer, h 710 Princess. Le Rov, F. I., 706 Westminster. Le Roy, George, 1611 3rd. Leseeur, Alphonse, caretaker, R. C. church, 618 Richards. Leslie, Mrs. E., wid. James, h 563, rear Prior. Leslie, Geo., carpenter, 1380 Hornby. Leslie. John, bds. Klondike Hotel. Lester, James, janitor, McKitinon block. Lester, James A., capt No. 1 fire hall. Lester John, carriagemaker. Letrinoff, Paul, tailor, 167 Hastings E., h 19 ave. I ETSON A BURPEE, (James Moore Kelly Letson and Frank Watts Burpee.) DIE MAKERS AND MACHINISTS, PATENTEES AND MANUAFCTURERS OF THE LETSON A BURPEE CAN WIPER AND TOPPER. FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING, MACHINE WORK A REPAIRS. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO CANNERY WORK. 144 to 148 ALEXANDER STREET. Letson, James M. K., of Letson & Burpee, h 520 Alexander. Lett, Chas. Arthur, agt. Canada Life, Metropolitan blk., Homer, h. 11437 Georgia. Lenty. T., 875 Seymour. Levi, Mrs. C. E.. 107 Hastinsrs P. Levms, Mrs. Wm., nurse, h 827 Keefer. Levy, Chas. H., steward O. P. R., 1325 Ridhards. 'VANCOUVER Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C. m BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. r_L. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager Lew, David, Japanese goods, 327 Cambie, h 432 Columbia ave. Lew, David Sc Co., Japanese goods, 327 Cambie. Lewellyn, Richard Thos., d iver, 218 Prior. Lewer, Montague W., teller Bank of B.N.A., h 1220 Melville. Lewis, A. H., dispatcher, C. P. R. h 543 Seymour. Lewis, Edward, Waterworks emp. bds. 3 Water. Lewis, Frank, of Lewis & Sills; h 325 Princess. Lewis, Harry, pipe fitter, waterworks. 813 Keefer. Lewis, H. T., agent Pacific Coast S.S. Co., h. 1057 Comox. Lewis. H. W., clerk Metropolitan Cigar Co., ises. 165 Cordova. Lewis, James Alex., teamster, h 214 Hastings. Lewis, John S.. laborer, h 607 Cordova E Lewis, John, Hastings Mill, h rear 1039 Keefer. Lewis, J. F., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Lewis. Mrs., bds. Arlington. Lewis Sc Sills, hardware, 432 Westminster. Lewis. T. G., bds. Oriental. Lewis, Wm., t-amster. 109 Cordova. Lewis, W., printer Province, Burnaby dist.. Lewthwaite. Henry, bookkeeper, h 848 Howe. Lewthwaite, Wm. Atkinson, h 848 Howe. Lewthwaite, W. A. & Co., produce, 124 Alexander. Lev (John) & Wilrlauer (Joseph), sash and door factorv. Centre st., over Granville street Bridge. Lev, John, of Lev Sc Wildaue.r, h cor. Burrard and Burnabv. Liberal Asso'ciation, James McQueen, pres.; T. S. Baxter, sec'y. lilt a 5a **u«t»»*i V* r 700 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Liberal CITY OF VANCOUVER. Logan Liberal Conservative Ass. of Vancouver, Benj. George Walker, sec'y, 405 Cordova. Liberal Conservative Union of B.C., Alex. Lucas, corresponding sec'y, 405 Cordova Club rooms, 420 Westminster. Liddell, David J., architect, 2144 Westminster ave. Lilbnrn, Mrs. M., dressmaker, 14 Cordova. Lilley, John, emp. C. P. R., 500 9th ave. Lillooet Gold Reefs, M. & M. Co., Ltd., Chas. Coulson, pres.; E. Bourne, sec, 515 Hastings. Limpus, Alfred, painter, h 142 Barnard. Lincoln, Hv., emp. H. S. M. 20-22 Cordova. Lincoln, J.. Mrs.. 22 Cordova. Linde British Refrigeration Co., Ltd., Walter A. Anderson & Co., Ltd., agts. Lindner, John, sausagemaker, bds. Carter House. Lindsay, Fred W., stonemason, bds. Gold House. Lindsav, James, gardener, Walter, cor. 19th ave. Lindsay. James, contractor, h.' 138 6th ave. Lindsey, Wm., stonemason, 9th ave., Fairview. -Lingenfelder, August. 22 Cordova. Linn, Mrs. John. wid. h. 907 Howe. Linn, Peter, driver Geo. Hardy. | INTON, ANDREW, ■— BOAT BUILDER, FOOT CARROL. Linton, Walter, clerk H.B.C. offices, h 578 Burrard. Lipsett, Edward, sail and tent maker, G9 Water, res. 738 Seymour. Lipsett, Rupert, carpenter, h 734 Seymour. Lister. Edward, laborer, bds. Clarence. ■ Litfinoff, Paul, tailor, Westminster, cor. 20th ave. Little, James, mfg., jeweller 822 Cordova, h 928 Ilomer. Little, James, driver Western Cartage Co. Little, John T.. clerk, h 317 Cordova E. Little, J. W., drug clerk, Chas. Woodward's. Little, Mark, coppersmith, h 1330 Hornbv. Little, Miss Ellen, fancy goods, h 1185 Nplson. Little, Mrs. Margaret, h 214 Front. Littlo. Wm.. omP C.P.R.. h 214 Fort. Little. Wm. R., fireman O.P.R. 1330 Hornby. Littler, Thos. W., machinist, rear 905 Westminster. Littlewood, John, laborer, h 616 Powell. Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co Casement & Creery, city agents, 432 Cordova. IVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INS. CO., CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Livingston, J. H., B.A., student Martin & Deacon, 142 Hastings E. Livingston, Stuart, L L B., of Livingston & Garrett, h 527 Burrard. IVINGSTON A GARRETT, (Stuart Livingston, LLB., and Alex. E. Garrett), BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 536 HASTINGS W. PHONE 760. Lizier, Walter S., clerk, 301 Cordova, res. 332 Hastings E. Llwellyn, Rich. Thos., driver, h 618 Prior Lloyd, James, laborer, cabin 14 Cordova. E. LOYDS PLATE GLASS INSURANCE I CO., OF NEW YORK, A. A. BOAK A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 515 HASTINGS. Lloyd, E. E., clerk stores dept., C. P. B. h 673 Howe. Lloyd, Jas. W., C. P. R., h rear 1331 Richards. ,E Lobb, Thomas, blacksmith shop, 2438 Westminster road, h 240 10th av. I Lloyd, Wm., car repairer C.P.R. Lobb, W. S., butcher, Westminster ave., 1 cor. Westminster road, h. 10th ave. Lock, John, sec'y Grand Forks of Bonanza Gold Mining Co., Klondike, Ltd. Lty., 612 Cordova. _ fl Locke. John, salesman, h 316 Keefer. Locke, J., packer, Kelly, Douglas & Lo., h Hastings, cor. Columbia. M . Lockwood. Herbert, manager the poisons Bank, and Inspector of a.i>. branches, h 711 Broughton. , Lockyer, Henry T., local mgr. Hudson. Bav Co., h Burnaby, nr. Nicola. Log an, J. J., Capt, mgr. International Ice Co., Ltd., h cor. Robson & m^xa. Logan, Miss L., milliner, Carrall cor. ( Cordova, h. 1459 Georgia. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 701 Logan. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Lund. Logan, Mrs. Dan., 1459 Georgia. Logan, Miss M., millinery, 308 Carrall, h. 1459 Georgia. Logan, Patrick, peddler, Westminster, nr. 21st ave. Logan, Robert, carpenter C.P.R., h 519 Drake. ||lp Lomas, Henry, longshoreman, h. 4u7 Prior. . ONDON ASSURANCE L- CORPORATION HOPE GRAVELEY A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 536 HASTINGS. London & B. C. Alliance Syndicate Ltd., John C. Fergusson, managing director, 603 Hastings W. • ONDON GUARANTEE AND *- ACCIDENT CO., LTD., A. A. BOAK A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 515 HASTINGS. London & Canadian Fire Ins. Co., Ltd., 342 Hastings W. London & B. C. Gold Venture Syndicate, Ltd. Lty., T. R. Hardiman, mgr., 612 Cordova. London Carriage Works, Wm. Armstrong, Cordova cor. Columbia. London & Lancashire Life, 419 Cordova. London and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., Bobert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. London and Pacic Gold Fields, E. J. Fader, 546 Granville. London and Provincial Marine Ins. Co., . Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. London & Vancouver Finance & Development Co., Ltd., (foreign), 519 Hastings W. Long, J. H., barrister, McPhillips & Williams, h. Hornby. Long, Miss Laura, bdg. house, h 748 Burrard. Longstaff, Mark, collarmaker, 926 Westminster. Lonnigan, —., carpenter, h 729 Richards. Lopp & Dunlop, butchers, 2400 Westminster ave. Lopp, Wm. Samuel, butcher, 2400 Westminster ave. Lorance, Andrew, bookbinder, cor. Gore and Keefer, Lord, Wm. R., canneryman, h 862 How* Lorden, Sat., emp. H. S. M. h. Raymur ave. WELL LIGHTED SAMPJLE ROOTflS Headqua ters for Commercial Travellers m iiiu jljlUIJjJj NANAIJHO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Motel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYJIO.VD, Prop Loring, Frank H., emp. C.P.R., h 558 Georgia. Lothain, D. S., millwright, 666 Harris. Loughnan, John S., bookkeeper, James Robertson Co., Ltd., bds. Victoria Hse. Loutit, James I., freight clerg C. P. R., h. 1111 Robson. Louvre saloon, R. Minaty, prop., 323 Carroll. -» Lovaney, James, porter Europe Hotel. Love, George, plasterer, 2513 Westminster road. Love, J. R, clerk Scougale Bros. & Co., h 535 Homer. Lo egrove, H., emp. Sugar Refinery, bds. 670 Barnard. Loveless, Fred, porter Commercial Htl. Loveless, Fred, express driver, h. 66 Cordova. Loveless, Wm., expressman, 15 Water. Lovett, Robt, loco, fireman, 1310 Hornby. Low, Alex., emp. Wm. Ralph. Low, John H., fireman C.P.R., 1010 Seymour. Lowry, Thos., prop. Opera Resort, 500 Carroll. Lucas, Alex., corresponding sec'y Liberal Conservative Union of B.C., 405 Cordova. Lucas, J., clerk Ideal Grocery, bds. 410 Pender. Lucas, W. H., barber, 617 Hastings, W, h. 1145 Alberni. Lucier, James, tailor, 414 Cordova, h. 714 Seymour. \ Ludgate, Theodore, h 1178 Pender. Ludgate, Wallace G., of Vancouver Lumber Co., h 761 Burrard. Ludlow, Richard, h. 123 Lome. Ludlow, Wm., miner h. Sth ave. Luff, wid. Samuel, 516^ Hastings. Lumb, Joseph, stevedore, bds. Hotel Grand. Lumsden, Fred J., acct., Inns of Court, h 1163 Pendrill. , Lund, O. P., shoemaker, h Prior. ill fi'-m :'• ,!• 702 HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA Lund. CITY OF VANCOUVER. MacGowa an. Lund, W. A., clerk Merchants' Bank of Halifax, bds. Victoria House, Homer. Lundie, Robert,, mill-hand Robinson & Hackett, h 632 Barnard. Lunn, Mrs. Edward, h 325 Cordova E. Lynch, W. J., salesman, H. B. C, h English Bay. Luscombe, John T., fish-dealer, h 1216 Seymour. Lusk, Thos., miner, h 658 Barnard. Lusk, Wm., miner, h 658 Barnard. Lute, Miss, waitress, 22 Cordova. Luxton, N. K., of Webber & Luxton, bds. Leland. Luxton, Prism Co., Wm. N. O'Neil agt. Glass mfgs.. Inns of Court Lyerman, J. fl., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Lyman, Wm., cooper, 541 Campbell. Lyne, Fred. R., reporter Bradstreet, 619 Howe. Lyne, N. F., salesman, 8 Water, 535 Cordova E. Lynham, W. H., teamster Van. Trans. Co.. h 410 Princess. Lyon, Arthur B., carpenter, h. 712 Barnard. Lyon John, special agent Mutual Life, r_s. 1021 Melville. Lyon, Ralph, emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Lyons, Henry, expressman, h 1307 Seymour. Lvons, John H., emp. C.P.R. 700 Cambie. Lyster, Benj. E., president of the Columbia Commercial Institute. Lyster Sc Co., type writers, 301 Hastings W. Lyte_. E. O., carpenter, h Granville. Lytle. James J., laborer C.P.R. Lyttleton, Harry A., watchmaker Davidson Bros., h llth ave. Lyttleton, Thos. A., watchmaker, 139 Cordova, h llth ave. MacAdam, T., provincial manager Federal Life A'ss. Co., 625 flaMings, h. 1182 Pender. Macaulev, C. H.. of Macauley & Nicdlls, 611 Has-ings W. res 1005 Georgia M VCAULAY & NICOLLS- GENERAL 1lW_tJitAN€E & REAL ESTATE AGENTS 611 HAST4J-«>GS W Macauley, Geo., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Macauley, James, of Knowles <& Macaulay. h. 829 Richard. Macauley, Richard H, fireman No. 3 Fire M, h 66 12th ave. Macbeth, James, carpenter C.P.R, -Macbeth, William clerk, h. 819 Seymour. Macdonald, E. G., car service agent C P. R., 533 Gordova, h. 1005 Georgia. Macdonald, John W., express messeiurw- 1313 Richards. s ' I ACDONELL, DONALD G., BARRISTER, 301 HASTINGS W. h 1270 Nelson. Macdonnell, J. N. P., messenger Bank of Montreal. ' Mace, Wm., clerk Davis, Marshall & Macneill. Mace, W. A., messenger -supt. office 0 P.R., 530 Howe. Macey, Arthur, 1665 7th ave., Fairview. Macey, Chas., lather, 1665 7th ave., Fairview. Macey, Edgar J., wiper, C. P. R. li 1665 7th ave. Macey, George, lather, 1665 7th avOi, Fairview. Macey, Samuel Thos., ^fasterer, 1665 7th ave, Fairview. Macey, Wm. C, bricklayer, 7th ave., Macey, WT. H., plasterer, 7th ave., Fair- view. Macfarlane, see also McFarfeiie. Macfarlane, A. K., teacher, Mt Pleasant School, 302 Cordova E. MACFARLANE A CO., British Columbia Assay and Chemical \ Supply Co., Ltd. Assay and mining supplies, 725 Pender. Madta-tine, J. E. W., Ill© Melville. Macfarlane, Miss Siargafret, sokoo! •teacher, 1119 Me.vf6_. Mac&r'lane, Miss ^Mabel, school teMftet. 1119 Melville. Macfarlane, Miss Minnie, sohool teaser, ■ 1329 Hornby. ' I un -1 $_.*G_arIane, Mts. D-, wid. gj *±x° • Melville. Macfarlane, MiSa Rfffehel, school tap**. 1119 Melville. '. ,mQ 'Macfarlane, R. C. 3., machinist, M# •MeW-He. . ,h Wmii&mne, Wm. J., Elec «pgmeer, IP 1040 Nelson. . | ™„.jnrt, Machan. Thos. A., Manitoba "Produce, 429 Hastings E. . 2_6 ^M&bGowan, A. H. B^ tas. agt., Cambie, 835 Richards. ,. MTacGtfwto, Lyle. *51et<k, Knowles Macaulay, Si. $35 R'itflJferds. MacGowan, G., 835 fEftbHtfSs. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY; 703 MacGowan. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Maclean. MacGowan, Max., law student, h. 835 Richards. Macgowan, Roy, student-at-law, Tupper, Peters & Gilmour, h 835 Rich- ards. Macgregor, see also McGregor. Macgregcr, J. M., accountant World, h 810 Hornby. MacHaffle, Lome G., clerk, Bank B.N. A., h 823 Broughton. MacHaffle, W., customs dept, h. aji23 Broughton. Ma-chan, T. A., bookkeeper, 32 Powell, h 429 flastings E. Machin, Edwin, librarian, Vancouver Free Library, h. 1128 Seaton. Mack, Alex., painter, 926 Westminster. Mackay, Geo. Denny, res. Strathcona Block. MacKay, G. G., h 1310 Georgia. Mackay, John J., acct. Ramsay Bros., h 470 fth ave. Mackay, Miss M. G., teacher East End School. Mackay, R„ painter, 514 Pender. Mackay (George Denny).& Walkem (Geo A.), engineers, 519 flastings W. Mackey, W. T.. carpenter, lane between Robson Sc Alberni, W. of Nicola. MacKechnie, I_achlan N., physician, 330 HomeS.. h 817 Burrard. Maekennot, I-Jnest A., C. P. R.. 623 7th ave., Fairview. . Mackenie, —.. 33 Hastings E. Mackenrat, Ernest H., engineer C.P.R. '-os. 623 S$vfenth ave. Mackenrat, Fred W, engineer C.P.R. res. 623 Seventh ave. CKEWJfclE BROS., |* , coal & produce, 1531 Westminster ave. , , • Mackenzie, Donald, h. 800 6th ave, Fa'rf- vlew. Mfipkenzie. Duncan, of MackeAzie Brbfe., . 1521 Westminster ave. Mackenzie, D. S., tel. oper., C. P. %.:, bds. Leland. Mackenzie. H.. vice-president. Ceperler, ■>••• Mackenzie & Rounse'Ml, Ltd., _.]_S9 Mfill^iUe. . Mackenzie, John F„ 553 Westminster. Mftckenz\e. .Mann & Co., ry. contractors, 413 Granville. 'Mackenzie, Simon F., of Mackenzie Bros., 1521 Westminster ave. «c_M"zie, Wm. J., of Mackenzie Bros.. 1521 W^stml_i§.|r ave. Macl-^irkt,jAJH^ed, carpenter, res. '828 7th ave. Fairview. Mackey, David, canneryman, bds. 'Cbl- iimDia.u,, Macfey, Horace W„ /wiper $.P.R ■Mackie, Mrs., wid., ^oTDrake DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, i Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. Mackie, Robert, laborer, 401 Drake. Mackie, Robt, milkman, 1252 Hornby. Mackie, Wm., railroader, bds. Cabinet. Mackilligan, R., Marquis Sc Co.. liquors. Walter A. Anderson & Co., Ltd., agts, Mackinnon Building. Mackinnon block, cor. Granville and) Hastings. Mackinnon, Henry Douglas, bookkeeper, .,725 Pender, room 21 Lefevre Block. Mackinnon, Jof*u M., 421 Granville. ff. 8th ave. Mackinnon, Thos., contractor, 514 Pender. Mackinnon, Thos., contractor, h 325 Hastings E. Mackinnon. W. B., assayer, 413 Granville, h. 1223 Georgia. Mackinnon, W. M., C. E., 418 Granville. Mackintosh. Chas. H., mgr. dir. British America Corp., Ltd., .h 1020 Georgia. Mac'kin, Arthur, clerk Saint Bros., Cor- i dova. . .. Macklin, Henry, 507 Hastings, h. 405 Cordova. Macklin, James, clerk, 405 Cordova, j Macklin, J. K.. steno.. sunt. offW C.P.R. Maclair, W., fitter C.P.R. MacLaren, J. Barnet mines and mining, , Inns of Court, bds. Hotel Vancouver. Maclaren, Miss L., teacher, West school, . h. cor. Georgia and Burrard. (Maclareh, Ross, Lumber Co., Ltd., H. D. . Peneier, ro.gr.. Tnns of Court- M'aclaren, W. H.. mining superintiii- ,. dent, h. 1005 Georgia. M&cLean, Capt., master mariner, 752 , Thurlow,, M^cjean, E. K., clerk, P. O., M.. 816 Hornby. Maclean, Hartle'y, clerk, res. 815 Keefff. Maclean, I'saHell, stenographer, 5*1 Hastings, h Hornby. MACLEAN, I. lk. § (Health Officer City of Vancouver.) Physician, h. 300 Cordova E. cor. Gore ave., phone 468- ISsAWtwr 704 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Maclean. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Malloy. Maclean, J. P., clerk, C. P. R., h. 1005 Georgia. Macleod, Capt Malcolm, harbor master. 526 Homer. MacLeod, John 0., architect, 301 Hastings W., h. 810 Howe. MacLeod, John O., supt. ry. mail service, h. 537 Hamilton. Maclure, J. C, mgr. for Robert Ward & Co., Ltd.. res. 415 Hastings YV. Macnab, J. H., of Tomlinson & Mc, 607 Westminster. MacNeil, Albert Howard, Q.C., (of Rossland, B.C.), res. 1022 Melville. Macneill, C. B., of Davi s, Marshall & Macneill, h 1077 Pender. MiacNaughton, A. E., commission agent, 313 Cambie, h Nicola, cor. Burnaby, Macpherson, D. J., tailor, 155 Cordova, h 642 Homer. Macpherson, L. D., tailor, res. 1061 Barclay. Macpherson, R. G., druggist, 140 Cordova. Macpherson, Samuel, tailor, 642 Homer. Macquarie, Arch. James, clerk, Bank B.N.A., h 1042 Seaton. Macquarrie,- Annie Eliz., cashier B.C. ' Market Co., 813 Seymour. Macquillan, John, consul of Ecquador, Inns of Court, h. 1018 Barclay. Macrae, J. E., mgr. Dodwill, & Co., Ltd., res., cor. Bute and Georgia. Mactier, C. M., emp. C.P.R., h 823 Dunsmuir. Maddams, Chas., emp. C.P.R., h. 941 7th ave. E. Madden, Geo. H., sr., cook, 27 Cordova. Madden, Geo. H.. jr., cook, 27 Cordova. Madden, Thos., ship builder, 1307 Hornby. Madill, C, drug clerk, 16 Cordova.. Maddison, Steve, foreman, waterworks. 115 Hastings E. Maddock, Michael, caretaker C.P.R. offices, h 1326 Seymour. Madigan, Thos., laborer, h 776 Homer. Magnus, James F. F., h 211 Cordova E. Magnus, J. G., of Kent & Magnus, rms. Dugall Block. Magnuson, Fred, saw mill, bds. 214 Westminster. Maher, E„ emp. B.C.S.R., h 218 Harris. Mahon, Edward, (Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd.,) h. Seaton cor. Burrard. Mahon, Gilbert, of Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, res. Rossland, Mahoney, E. O, emp. H. S. M. h. Dunlevy. Mahoney, John, sawyer, Royal City Mills ,h. 235 Barnard. Mahoney. Mrs., widow. '1211 Homer. Main, Alex., emp. B.C. Mills. AHON, MeFARLAND A MAHOJf (LIMITED), FINANCIAL, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKERS, 541 HASTINGS XV. Main, Chas., R. C. P. M., 9th ave., nr. Scott. Main, David, carpenter, h. 840 Gore ave. Main, Georgie, Miss, 258 10th ave. Main, Hugh, fisherman, h. 840 Gore ave. Main, Wesley, lineman, telephone, h 258 10th ave. Main, Wm., clerk, E. G. Prior & Co., 161 10th ave. Main, William, laborer, h. 840 Gore ave. AINLAND CIGAR FACTORY, WM. TIETJEN, PROP., 123 WATER. Maitland, Miss Elphinstone-, young ladies' day school, 611 Dunsmuir. Maitland, Robert Reade, insurance agt., 515 Hastings W., h 1204 Pender. Maitland, R., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Major, Wm., emp city gas works, h 555 Grove ave. Malcolm, O, clerk C.P.R., freight office. Malcolm, David, agt. York County Loan and Savings Co., h 859 Burrard? Malcolm & Windsor, Ltd., canners, 417 Granville. ' Malish, Chas., traveller, h 515 Barnard. Malkin, J. F., clerk, h. Davie. Malkin, J. P. D., traveller, 137 Water, h. Davie. Malkin, Ann Elizabeth, wid. James, h Davie. Ilfl ALKIN, XV. H. A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION*,, 137 WATER. Malkin, W. H., of W. fl. Malkin & Oo., h cor. Davie' and Broughton. Mallik, H. I., emp. Singer Mfg. Co. Mallory, A. R„ clerk, bds. Leland. Malock, James, h 211 Prior. Mallory, John W., architect, 301 Hastings, h. 1021 Melville. Malone, Arthur, waiter Ottawa Hotel. Mallov, Ira, teamster, bds. Cabinet. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 705 Manchester. CITY OF VANCOUVER. , Marshall. Manchester Ass. Co., Innes, Richards & Akroyd, agents. Manhattan Restaurant, Peter Metro, prop.. 17 Cordova. ANITOBA PRODUCE AND COMMISSION COMPANY, LTD., JOSEPH C. MORTON, Manager. 32 POWELL. PHONE 530. Manley, Harry, cond. El. Ry., 1346 I Hornby. Maning, G. W., butcher, 1031 Barclay. Maning, Jennie, 133 Dupont. Mann. John, butcher. Manning, Edward, motorman El. Ry. h 8th Fairview. Manning, James, grocer, 555 Westminster, res. 447 7th ave., Manning, W. J., blacksmith, 8th ave., Mannion, Joseph, 134 Cordova E. Mansell & Burgess, dentists, 22 Cordova. Mansell, C. B., dentist, 22 Cordova, h. Nicola, cor. Barclay. . Mansfield, Henry Wm., verger, Christ church, h 641 Hornby. Mansfield, S. A., of B.C. Box Factory, h 1248 Barclay. Mansfield, Mrs. Lottie, 127 Dupont. Manson, Wm., auditor, C. P. R., h. 1231 Barclay. Manufactures' Agency Co., Ltd., J. H. Fife mgr., 22 Cordova. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. 611 Hastings W., J. P. Nicolls, agent. Maple Leaf M. &. D. Co., Ltd., M. Costello, pres.; Frank Fillion, secy.- treas.; E. V. Byrne, mgr. 33, Inns of Court. Marani, Cesare J., general agent Can. Per. L. & S. Co., Molsons Bank Cham- •hers, bds. Hotel Vancouver, j March, Moses, emp. R.C.P.M., 14 Seventh ave. E. Marcy, Edgar J., wiper C.P.R. I 14 7th ave. E. Marcy, O. E., piano dealer, corner Bridge and Front sts. Margison, Arthur, clerk Kendall's Cy- clery, res. Seymour. Marine Ry. Co., H. Kenworthy, mgr., Powell. Mark Lung Co. (of Seattle), woman's underware. 512 Westminster ave. Marlatt, R. H., 415 Cordova. Marler, Alfred, emp. H. S. M. 808 Cordova E. Marler, George,, tallvman H. S. M., b 613 Powell. Marler, Philip C, emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. DOERING & MARSTRANDS Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Telephone 429. Marler, Philip, mill-hand, 808 Cordova E. Marlett, Roy., emp. Vancouver Club. Marmette, Paul, draughtsman, C. P. R. Maroney, Jerry, stonecutter, 1172 Granville. Marpole, D. P., clerk, Bank of Montreal, h 801 Hastings W. Marpole, C. M., ticket clerk, C. P. R. h 801 Hastings W. Marpole, R., Gen. Supt. Pacific Division, C.P.R., h. 801 Hastings. Marrington, Chas., teamster, Beechie, cor. 20th ave. Marrington, Theodore, dairyman, h Beechie, cor. 20th ave. a Marrion, Frank, fitter and plumber, gas works, 61 10th ave. Marrion, Robert, city health inspector, h 329 8th ave. Mars, Edward. B.S.R., h 218 Harris. Marsden, Andrew, hackrnan, rooms, 636 Cordova. Marsden, H., butcher, 633 Hornby. Marsh, E., emp. R.C.P. Mills, h rear 401 6th ave. Marsh, James, emp. R.C.P. Mills, h rear 401 6th ave. Marsh, Lowtriff, fisherman, h 401 6th ave. Marsh, Moses R., C.P.R., rear 401 6th ave. Marsh, Stephen K., emp. El. Ry. powerhouse, h 570 Prior. Marshall, Alex., agent, 1026 Robson. Marshall. Benjamin, lineman Electric Light Works, h 465 6th ave. Marshall, Chas. Edw., prof, bicycle rider, care Chas. Kendall. Marsh nil, D. G., of Davis. Marshall, & Macneill, h 1269 Barclay. ARSHALL, EDGAR A., FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERER 819 GRANVILLE. h 7th ave. "Raymead House." 'tiun 45 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA MM CITY OF VANCOUVER. Mason. Marshall, O, printer, 119 Cordova. Marshall, O, emp. H. S. M., 132 Powell. Marshall, Gilbert, h 608 Princess. Marshall, James, cond. El. Ry., h 465 6th ave. Marshall, James, driver, 15 Water, h 34 Powell. Marshall, John Innis, emp. W. S. S. Co., h 1226 Richards. Marshall, J. T., machinist and, eng., 324 Westminster ave. Marshall, O. P., captain Empress o. . India, h 1315 Georgia. Marshall, Robert, fruits, Stanley Park Bridge. Marshall, Robert, broker 624 Hastings, h 1026 Robson. Marshall, Thos., plumber, 216 Cambie, res 805 flomer. Marshall, Wm. C, livery, 15 Water, res 716 Powell. Marshallsea, John, laborer, 8th ave., Fairview. Marsland, Rubin, iron moulder, Ross & Howard. Marston, O., Palace Stable, h 609 Prior. Marstrand, Jens., law student. 519 Hastings W., h Scotia st. Marstrand, Otio. h 5th ave. E., cor Scotia. Marstrand, Troels, carpenter, 5th ave. E. Martin, A. O, emp. R. C. P. M. 7th ave., cor. Quebec. Martin, Basil, carpenter, bds. City Hotel. Martin, Daniel, emp. Stanley Park Livery, h426 Homer. I ARTIN A DEACON, (Joseph Martin and Ernest John Deacon.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC., NOTARIES PUBLIC. 410 HASTINGS WEST. Martin, Edward, emp R. C. P. Mills, h 2246 Quebec. Martin, E. J., stevedore, bds. Hotel Grand. Martin, Frank, contractor, Poodle Dog. Martin. Frank, telegraph operator, 527 Hamilton. Martin, Francis X., chief clerk land registry office, court house, h 813 Georgia. Martin. Fred., emp. H. S. M. 311 Powell. Martin. Fred. J., clerk, 1024 Hornby. Co., 540 Cambie. Martin, George, bicycle repairer, 128 Powell, Martin, George, machinist, 710 Princess, h 570 Westminster ave. Martin, Geo., emp. B.C. Mills. Martin, Geo., El. Ry., h. 632 Barnard. Martin, Geo., Bank B. N. A., h. 505 Barnard. ARTIN, GEORGE, REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL, MINING AND INSURANCE BROKER, 623 HASTINGS W. H. 1157 BURNABY. Martin, Geo. Wm., tailor, h 863 Princess. Martin, Havelock, of Yerex & Co., h. 927 Richards. Martin, Henry, clerk, 0. P. R., h. 1404 Alberni. Martin, Isabell Madish, 301 Hastings. Martin, James.T., 570.Westminster. Martin, Malcolm, ship-carpenter, h 810 Richards. Martin, Margaret, wid., Daniel, 632 Barnard. ARTIN, JOSEPH, M.P.P., (of Martin & Deacon.) Res. HOTEL VANCOUVM. Martin, Mrs. W., widow, 7th ave., cor. Quebec. Martin & Nelson, plasterer, h 5112th av. Martin, Nelson, R. C. P. Mills, 924 Seymour. Martin, Oliver, lather, bds. Granville. Martin, P. J., bds. 154 Water. Martin. Robt., of Martin & Robertson, res 1149 Melville. Martin Sc Robertson, manf. agents, 313 Water. Martin, Thos., machinist, 71 Water. Martinez, Chas., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., h 540 Cambie. Martinson, Bengt, teamster, h 1023 Oo- mox. Martinson, R., C. P. R., wharf, h. 942 Park lane. Marton, —., bds. 157 Cordova E. Marvios, .Joseph, carpenter, Royal Soap. Co., 409 Keefer. Mason Bros., dentists, 614 Hastings W. Mason St. Co.. watchmakers.il Arcade Mason, Chas. H., clerk, h 747 Hamilton. Mason, David, porter C.P.R., 306 Harris. Mason, George S., watchmaker, 809 Seymour. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 707 Mason. CITY OF VANCOUVER. May. Mason, James, machinist (Letson & Burpee), h 851 Barnard. Mason, John, of J. Mason & Co., res 220 Keefer. Mason, John, caretaker, h 220 Keefer. pfason, Joseph, Atlantic Hotel. Mason, J., dentist, h 937 Hornby. Mason, J.' & Co., real estate, 11 Hastings E. Mason, Percy G., clerk Harris & Bull, h. 747 Hamilton. Mason, Robert, Dom. Exp. Co., 747 Hamilton. Mason, Samuel J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, bds. Russ. Mason, Wm., caretaker, 216 Keefer. 'Mason, Wm., 1759 Westminster. Masonic hall, Mackinnon building, cor. Granville and Hastings. Acacia Lodge, No. 22, A.F. & A.M., meets first Saturday. Cascade Lodge, No. 12, A.F. & A.M., meets third Monday. • Mount Hermon Lodge, No. 7, A.F. & A. M., meets first Tuesday. Vancouver Royal Arch Chapter, No. 98, meets second Wednesday. Massa, Vingenzo, laborer, 214 Alexander. Massey, W. J., whol. liquor, 917 Granville, h 1016 Nelson. Masters, F., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. 1216 Hornby. Masters, Thomas, carpenter, h 1214 Hornby. Ma ters, T., oper. C. P. R., h 578 Burrard. Mates, A. R., agent, bds. Oriental. Mathenson, Thos., stevedore, bds. Hotel Grand. Mathers, Henry, capitalist, rms 979 Seymour. Mathers, Joseph O, of Mathers Bros., Mountain View Hotel. Mathers, W. J., of Mathers Bros., Mountain View Hotel. Matheson, A. J., contractor, 815 Granville: Matheson, Gabriel, logger, bds. Cosmopolitan. Matheson, Herbert, teamster, 913 Westminster. Matheson, J. P., contractor, 231 Georgia. Matheson, Malcolm, bookpr., h. 821 Cambie. Mathews, John, longshoreman, h Chilco. Mathews, J., emp. B. C. S. R. h 883 Harris. JI/lATHEWS, THOMAS, REAL ESTATE AND MINING. 417 HASTINGS, H. 771 SEYMOUR. Miiiiiiiii SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and. Aluminum Sign Letters Advertising a specialty. SMii Mathews, Wm. H., plumber, 557 7th. Mathews, W., boat-builder, 552 Granville. Mathieson, Alex., night-watchman Robertson & Hackett, h 563 Hamilton. \ Mathison, Chas., upholsterer, 27 Cordova. Matsuyama, J., clerk Sun Ban, h 801 Hamilton. Matte, D. C, blacksmith, bds. Rus house Matson, Chas., bds. New Fountain. Matson, L., waiter Manhattan, h. 818 Keefer. Matlaw, Frank, bell-boy Commercial. Matthias, Frank, bridge carpenter, 11, 220 Keefer. Matthews, George, carpenter, h 316 Harris. Matthews, James, acct., Imperial Oil Co., h 1425 Burrard. •Matthews, Miss Lilly, clerk Skinner & Co., h 625 Richards. Matthews4 Ker, pastor Zion Baptist Church. Matthews, Miss L., clerk James Skinner & Co., h Richards. Mattock, H., gardener, 13th ave. Maud, Fred, laborer, h 324 Powell. AUD HYDRAULIC MINING COM. M PANY, LIMITED LIABILITY. E. Mahon, pres., 541 Hastings. A. E. Kealy, secy., 619 Granville. IV! AWDSLEY, WM. HENRY, MGR. BADMINTON HOTEL- RES. RICHARDS, COR GEORGIA. Maupin, George, blacksmith, 317 Columbia. Maxwell, Geo. R., Rev., M.P., h 338 HastingsE . May, Arthur Percy, of Christie & May, 8th ave.. Fairview. fir if il . Si! 708 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. May. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Methodist May, A., emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. May, Ernest, driver City Market, bds 125 Lansdown. May, J. Mitchell, cashier York County L. & S. Co., h 234y2 Princess. May, John F., grocer, 736 Pender, h 649 Howe. May, M., shipper, h. 234% Princess. May, Roy, clerk J. S. Smith.& Co., Harris. May, R., emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. May, Thomas B., clerk Bank of B. C, res Bank of B. C. Building. May, Wm. Henry, butcher, 125 Lansdown. May, W., emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. Mayer, J. G., emp. B.C. Mills. Mayhood, James, tallyman Tait's Mill, 3rd ave., Fairview. Maynard, George W., machinist, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 800 Keefer. Maynard, H. W., manufacturers' agent, 416 Richards, h 144 6th ave. Mayne, Chas. James, carpenter, h 9th ave E., cor. Scott. Mayne, Thos., Sr., carpt., 516 Gore. Mayne, Thos. W., of Clarkson & Mayne, h. 518 Gore ave. Meadows, Geo. A., clerk, 52 Cordova, 610 7th ave., Fairview. Meagher P. A., warehouseman J. G. Griffin, h Westminster ave. Mealing, John, longshoreman, Beatty lane. Mearchant, Mrs., medium, 66 Cordova. Mearns, Geo., "News Advertiser," h. 1117 Richards. Mearns, William D., supt. H. S. M., h. 233 Dunlevy. Mee, George, plumber's lab., ^ 311 Georgia. Mee, Robert, fuel inspector C.P.R. Meehan, J. F., emp. B.C. Mills. Meek, G. E., grocer, 601 Powell. Meek, W. J., engineer, C.P.R., bds. Palace Hotel. Meikle Bros.. Vancouver Soda Water Works, Gore and Barnard. Meikle, John Davidson, of Meikle Bros., h Gore ave.. cor. Barnard. Meikle, Wm. H„ of Meikle Bros., Gore and Barnard. Meiklejohn, John, mining and financial agent. 306 Water. Mellruish, G. W., clerk, 410 Granville. h 827 Burrard. Melish, C. E., clerk, 603 Granville, h. 515 Barnard. Mellon, A., photographer, 22 Cordova. . Mellon, Harry, clerk, 417 Hastings, res. Broughton, cor. Robson. Mellon, H. A., Capt, vice-consul for Spain, of Mellon & Scott, h. 721 Nieehi. MELLON & SCOTT, Commission, shipping, insurance and general agents, 419 Cordova. Mellon, John, shoemaker, 638 Grauvli'e. h Robson, cor. Denman. Mellon, Mrs. John, dressmaker, 6.8 Granville, h. 636 Granville. Mellory, Ira, Van. Transfer Co. Melrich, Miss E., 411 Hastings. Melville, Chas., bookkeeper F. R. Stewart & Co. Menard, Charles, h 581 Richards. Menchion, Wm., carpenter, h 660 Prior. Menzies, David, clerk, customs, h. Westminster ave. Menzies, Edmund, engineer h. 1280 Hornby. Menzies, J. N., contractor, 316 Westminster. Menzies, W. B., 215 Hastings E. Mercer, John, blacksmith, bds. Columbia. Mercer, Rachel, dressmaker, 403 Richards. ERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAl W. M. BOTSFORD, Manage^ 500 HASTINGS W. Also branch 414 WESTMINSTER Ave. F. T. WALKER, MANAGER, Merchand, Joseph, carpt., bds. City Htl. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Smith & Co., props., 319 Seymour. Mercier, Geo., cabinet maker, 508 Richards. Mercier, Nap., emp. St. Paul's hospital, h 841 Granville. Mercier, Percy, office boy Adam Hicks, Granville. Mercier, Piercy, clerk, 841 Granville. Merrick, Wm. Frank, electrician, h 242 Georgia. Merrill, T. M., bds. Oriental Hotel. Merritt, Thos., carpenter, bds. Mountain View Hotel. Merryfield, J. M., clerk Kelly, Douglas & Co., h 540 Homer. fj . Merryman, Thos,, plasterer, bds. Clarence Hotel. METHODIST CHURCHES. Homer street, Rev. E. E. Scott, pastor. Mount Pleasant, Rev. A. E. Green pastor. Princess, Rev. R. Whittington, pastor. Zion Union, Rev. John Reid, Pas,torv,9 Japanese, Rev. Goro Kaburagi, ow Georgia. f Methodist Chinese Mission, 134 Uupom. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 709 Metcalf. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Miller. Metcalf, Walter, carpenter, 1984 7th ave. Metcalfe,' Edward, miner, 245 Princess. Methot, L„ emp. R.C.P. Mills. Meytyer. J. B., of Meytyer & Cannon. 322 Water. Metro. Peter, prop. Manhattan Restaurant, 17 Cordova. ETROPOLITAN CIGAR CO., L. J. CROSS, Manager, MACKINNON BLOCK. ETROPOLITAN PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CO JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, M 607 HASTINGS W. Melt, David, blacksmith, bds. Russ Hse. Michell, G. T., clerk, 44 Hastings, res. 232 10th ave. Middlemas, Geo., baggageman, C. P. R., h 236 9th ave. Middlemas. James, wiper C.P.R. 236 9th E. Middlemas, Miss stenographer, Evans, Coleman & Evans. Middler, W., of Conn & Middler, res. 144 15th ave. Middleton, Walter, emp R.C.P. Mills. Middleton, Walter, cabin 111 Pender. Milburn's Line of steamers, 417 Granville. Miles, E. A., bds. Leland. Miles, G. E., machinist, B.C.I. Works. Miles, Harry A., machinist, 1125 Richards. Miles. H., machinist B.C.I. Works. Miles, Leonard O, clerk 716 Richards. Milk, L., h 815 Richards. Millar, J. G., Dom. Express. Millar. J. H., emp. Robertson & Hackett. Millard, Charles, clerk C. P. R. office, rms. 581 Richards. Millard, E. J., agent Dom. Exp. Co., res.. 1101 Hornby. Millard, H. H., clerk C. P. R., h Burnaby, nr. Burrard. Miller. —., boilermaker B.C.I. Works. Miller, —., bds. 803 Richards. Miller, Francis M., C.P.R., laborer. Miller, John, laborer, h 311 Powell. Miller. Alex. R., hack stable, 640 Horn- i by, h 695 Howe. Miller, Andrew, of Kappler & Co., Columbia Brewerv, Powell E. Miller, A.,-stonecutter, bds. Clarence Htl. Miller, A. J., carpenter, bds. Acadia. Miller, Carl, emp. Sloop Oscar, nr. Granville Bridge. WOODWARD sfertlN' W/S!i m DEPARTMENTAL STORE! .S&3 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. itii ILLER & COMPANY, (Jacob John Miller and Arthur E. Rowland.) BICYCLE DEALERS, AND REPAIRERS, 72S PENDER. Miller. C. E., agent Golden Gate Comp. -Yeast, 405 Cordova. Miller, Geo. A., carpenter, 3008 West- 700 Cordova E. Miller. George, laborer C.P.R. Miller. George, bds. 109 Heatly. Miller, Geo., emp. Kurtz & Co., 1130 Hornby. Miller, George, stonemason, h 1322 Seymour. Miller, Geo. A., carpenter, 2914 Westminster. Miller. G., teamster W. L. Tait, 2nd ave. Miller, G. A., time keeper, C. P. R., 700 Cambie. Miller, Harry, carpenter, h. 706 Cord o •••a E. Miller, Henry B., of W. E. Armstrong & Co., h 324 Harris. Miller, Isaac S., dairyman, h 1130 Hornby. Miller, Jacob John, of Miller & Co., h Dufferin, cor. Ontario'. Miller, Jas. F., lab., C. P. R., 620 Seymour. Miller, Jonathan, postmaster, res. 8th ave., Fairview. Miller, Joe, emp. H. S. M., 311 Powell. Mi-lea-, Joseph E.. col. inland rev., P. O. bldg., h 1114 Alberni. Miller. Louis J., bds. Granville. Miller, Philip, cook, 309 Carrall, h. 2 Powell. Miller,/ P., laborer, h Hastings E. Miller, Richard, emp. C.P.R., h 1020 Robson. 1.11 "Lr. v;v-—_-- _~ no HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Miller. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Mitchell Miller, Sidney, shoemaker, h 2519 Westminster. Miller, Sidney, h 518 Church. Miller, Thos.. R. C. P. M., 134 Dufferin. Miller. Walter, clerk H. A. Berry, h 8th ave., Fairview. Miller, Wm., carpenter, h 464 Hastings E. Miller, Wm. Henry, carpenter, 706 Cordova E. Miller. W. O, teamster, No. 18 220 Keefer. Milliken, Edward, contractor, h 930 Smithe. Mills, Chas. F., contractor, 992 Nelson. Mills, Fred, cook, h 607 Cordova E. Mills, Fred O, Cosmopolitan Restaurant, 103 Cordova, h 607 Cordova E. Mills, Fredk. Wm., carpenter, h. 52 7th Mills, Hugh, contractor, bds. Cosmopolitan. Mills, I. O, prop. Boulder Restaurant, 7 Cordova. Mills, I. W., clerk, 18 Cordova, h. 117 10th ave. Mills, J. A., physician, cor Dunsmuir and Richards. Mills. M. C, bookpr., 18 Cordova, h. 2 9th ave. Mills, R. R., bds. Carter House. , Mills, R. R., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Mills, Richard, boots and shoes, 18 Cordova, h 2-9th ave. Mills, Thosi, 250 Georgia. Mills, Thos. O., shoemaker, Cambie. h 242 Georgia. Mills, William, longshoreman, 218 Keefer. Milne, Charles, Parsons Produce Co.. 207 Columbia ave. Milne, George, lab., 538 Seymour. Milne, H., motorman El. Ry. 1355 Howe. Milne, John, stonemason, bds. Clarence Hotel. Milne, Robt., lab., h. 805 Hastings E. j Milne. Wm. J., clerk Gt N. Tel Co., 536 Seymour. Milner, Fred., butcher, 528 Granville, h. 1357 Howe. Milner, F., emp. Cement Works, h 1355 Howe. Milner, John, electrician, h 555 Hornby. Milross, W. T., painter, h 316 Carrall. Milsted, Mrs., midwife, h. 448 Dufferin. Milsted, Jas. M., gardener, 448 Dufferin. Minaty, R., prop., Louvre saloon, 323 Carroll. Minchin, Aaron, lab., C. P. R., Mitchell, C. S., expressman, rear 143 Hastings E. h 1316 Hornby. Minchin, Eliza, of Minchin Sc Co., 608 Granville. Minchin. E., & Co., confectioners, 608 Granville. Minchin, Wm., 608 Granvillle. ■ MINING COMPANIES' DIRECTORY 111 OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. gUgjINING CRITIC PRINTING & 111 PUBLISHING COMPANY, Frank S. Taggart, mgr. dir., 419 Hastings W. Minto Boarding House, Hamilton, cor. Georgia. Mining Exchange saloon, 510 Hastings W. y INING PROSPECTORS EXCHANGE gg| Co., Limited. T. R. Hardiman manager, 612 Cordova. Mitchell, —., 67 Hastings E. Minogue, Louis, stonecutter, bds. Acadia Mintz. Joseph, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Mispah, Rebecca Lodge, meets 2nd and 4th Monday, 45 Cordova. Mitchell, —. h 232 10th ave. Mitchell, Alex., clerk, T. Dunn & Co., h. 414 Princess. Mitchell, Allen, shoemaker, h 530 Howe. Mitchell, Andrew, carpenter, 879 Seymour. Mitchell, A. J., emp. B.C. Mills, Mitchell, Benj., litter C.P.R. Mitchell, C. S., expressman, rear 143 Hastings E. Mitchell, Edw., hoseman No. 2 Fire Hall, h 1220 Richards. Mitchell, Eric, lab. C.P.R. Mitchell, Fred W., h. Bute, cor. Pen- drill. Mitchell, F. W. & Co., commission, 307 Cordova. Mitchell, George, machinist E. G. Prior & Co., res. 10th ave. Mitchell, G. E., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage, 833 Burrard. Mitchell, Harry, shipping clerk, 102 Powell. Mitchell,( James A., scaler, H.S.M. ffi 921 Cordova E. Mitchell, John, blacksmith, 144 Water, h 1116 Pendrill. Mitchell, John W., contractor, bds. Biles- mere. Mitchell, J. E., foreman, h. 1220 Richards. Mitchell, Robert, electrician, 367 8th at. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. m ^Mitchell. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Morgan. Mitchell, Miss, dressmaker, 915 Granville. Mitchell, Samuel, machinist, h 241 Keefer. Mitchell, Sidney, bartender, Revere, bds. Arlington. Mitchell, S., emp. El. Ry., 241 Keefer. Mitchell. T., repairer, C.P.R. 1220 Richards. Mitchell, Victor, commision merchant, h 836 Hastings W. Mitchell, V. W., merchant, h Columbia. Moberly, Walter, civil and mining engineer, 108 Abbott. Mitchell, Wm. Caldwell, civil engineer, h 953 Hornby. Mitchell, W. C, general agent Northern Life Assurance Co., 315 Cambie. Mitchell, W. T., tinner, 416 Princess. Modgsdn, M., bds. Metropolitan. Moffat. Geo., blacksmith. Moffatt, Jo^n J., jr.. miner, h 629 Homer. Moffatt, W., bds. Carter House. Mogul Steamship Co., 417 Granville. Mohr. Chas. F., bartender Louvre, h 134 15th ave. Mohr, Gussie, clerk, A. E. Law & Co., 134 15the ave. Moir, Alexander G., insurance agent, h. 1318 Georgia. Mole, HenTy, h 1025 Comox. Mollaro,, Joseph, shoemaker, 212 Abbott OLSONS BANK (The), HERBERT LOCKWOOD, MGR., 597 HASTINGS, cor. SEYMOUR. Monck, C. R., stonecutter, h 156 10th ave. Monk, Frank, master mariner, h 742 Keefer. Montgomery, Hector, 265 Lansdown. Montgomery, M., teamster W. L. Tait, h 2nd ave. Montgomery, Wm. J., clerk, 630 Cordova , Montreal & B. C. Prospecting and Promoting Co., Ltd., C. C. Bennett, sec'y Mackinnon Building. Montreal Hyd G. M. Co., of Cariboo. C. C. Bennet, sec'y, Mackinnon Build- Montreal Loan and Inv. Co., Edward Nicolls, agent, 317 Cordova. Moodie, John, laborer, h 413 6th ave. Moody, Lake, blacksmith, bds. Columbia. Moody, Capt. Charles, master mariner, h 870 Princess. Moody, G. H., butcher, 704 Granville, h. 900 Hastings W. Moody H. p., dentist, 3 Cordova E., h 805 Granville. Moon, Frank H., bookkeeper H. S. M., h. 417 Hastings E. 'W$ fres®® <| |>©©_=__e Pointer. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheiisaer Vancouver, B.C. Moodyville Lands and Sawmill Co., Ltd., Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., managing agents. Mooney, Daniel, master mariner, h. 607 Princess. Mooney, John, janitor De Beek Bldg. 336 Hastings W. Moran, James, foreman, No. 3 Fire Hall, h 148 Ninth ave. Moorat, Henry E., clerk Stimpson's Wharf, res. Mt. Pleasant. Moore, A. D., piano player. Moore. Chas., master mariner, h 1319 Howe. Moore, Etta, h 105 Cordova. Moore, John, machinist, 324 Hastings E. Moore, John, marine diver, 660 Gran ville. Moore, Moore, ave. Moore. John, h 324 Hastings E. J. H., logger, 311 Oppenheimer Robt.. blacksmith, „C 302 Cordova E. Moore, R. J. H., blacksmith, 302 Cordova E. Moore, Sam., law student, 1003 Richards Moore, Wm., barber, 213 Abbott. Moore, Wm., emp. Samuel A. Wye, h Richards! Moore, Wm'., bds. 109 Heatley. Moore, W, 415 Cordova. Mooresey, David, cigarmaker Metropolitan Cigar Factory. Moran, Sophia, widow Peter, 220 Westminster ave. Morden, W., of Kip & Morden, h 543 Hamilton. eg , mM Morency, Clare, Ellen, wid. Peter, h 608 Seymour. Morency, Oliver, teamster, Atkins & Johnson. ij> Morgan, Gland. D. M., barber, 137 Cordova, h 515 Burrard. Morgan Crucible Co., Battersea, Macfarlane &' Co., sole agents, Morgan, E. B., mgr. British Columbia Land & Investment Agency, res 1061 Comox. Morgan, Frank, h. Beach ave. Morgan, F. T., asst. with Chinese, C. P. R., bds. Hotel Grand. 712 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Morgan. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Morb ;ton. Morgan, G. E., mgr. Canadian Trading Stamp Co., 500 Cordova. Morgan, Henry A., builder, h. 518 Cordova E. Morgan, Henry W., blacksmith, h. 846 Raymur ave. Morgan, Jesse, 1441 Georgia. Morgan, J., emp. B.C.S.R. Co. h 884 Harris. Morgan, Mrs., dressmaker, 550 Granville. Morgan, William, C.P.R. 720 Granville. Morgan, W., emp. B.C.S.R. Morin, Alphonse, laborer, h Drake. Morin, M., logger, h. 317 Hastings E. Morin, Nels, logger, h 317 Hastings E. Morin, P., logger, 317 Hastings E. Saga ORGAN, THOS. CHAS., §Wl LADIES' AND MEN'S TAILOR AND IMPORTER, 716 GRANVILLE. Opposite HOTEL VANCOUVER. Res. 1223 RICHARDS. Morington, Henry, barber, h 717 Hamil-' ton. Morley, C, emp. Robertson & Hackett. Morley, fl. L., student, Wilson & Sen- kler, h 1162 Alberni. 816 Richards. Morley, John, emp. Ley & Wildauer. 840 Richards. Morran, James, captain, Mt. Pleasant Hotel, h 150 9th ave. Morrington, Harry, barber, h 257 Princess. Morris, Alex., carpt., h. 1080 Hornby. Morris, Alex., bds. King's Hotel. Morris, A. F., advt. agent. 603 Hastings. MORRIS A AITKEN, (M. P. Morris & Thos. Aitken.) Commission Merchants. •Financial and Shipping Agents and Barbers' Supplies, 532 Cordova. Morris. E. A., tobacconist, Hastings W., also Victoria. Morris, H. H., manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, 407 Granville. h 1041 Robson. Morris, Hon. M. P., Consul-General of Chili for the Dominion of Canada. I of Morris Sc Aitken, h 1433 Robson. Morris, Wm., 720 Granville. Morris, Wm., emp. Hayden's boat-house. 720 Granville. Morrisett, John, emp. Ross & Howard. bds; Glasgow Hotel. Morrison, Alexander, of Armstrong & Morrison, h. 1141 Comox. Morrison, Chester, plumber, h 10 12th av Morrison & Co., horse-shoeing, 2438 Westminster. < Morrison & Co., tailors, 223 Carrall. Morrison, D. R., emp. Armstrong & Mer- rison, 1141 Comox. Morrison, Gordon, plumber, h 1012th av. Morrison, Homer, blacksmith, 102 Cordova E., h. 10 12th ave. Morrison, James, baker, h 253 10th ave. i Morrison, James S., baker, 157 Hastings E., h llth ave., Mt. Pleasant. Morrison, John, carpenter, bds. 2512 So- > phia. Morrison, John W., tailor, h 2325 Quebec Morrison, Malcolm, h 926 Howe. Morrison, Malcolm, store keeper, Steveston, h 926 Howe. Morrison, Miss F., teacher, Mt. Pleasant Morrison, Mrs. Annie, wid., 527 Drake. Morrison, Robt. R., emp. Webster Bros., h 926 Howe. Morrison, Stanley, warehouseman, 122 Cordova, h 10 12th ave. Morrison, Thomas. H., blacksmith, h. 10 12th ave. Morrison, Thos. P., saw-filer, B. H. Heap's Mill, h 109 8th ave. W. Morrison Thos. P., saw filer, h 109 8th ave, Morrison, Wm., foundryman, li 513 Dunsmuir. Morrison. W. C. sign-writer, 725 Hastings W„ h 422 Pender., Morrow, George, grocer, cor. Hamilton & Georgia, h 628 Homer. Morrow, John F., longshoreman, h 628 Homer. Morrow, John Walter, drugs and stationery, Westminster ave, near 9th ave. Morrow, Mrs. Laura, grocery, h 641 Hamilton. Morrbw, Theodore, waiter Hotel Vancouver, h 242 Georgia. Morse, Arthur, carpenter, 8th ave., Morse, Geo. Arthur, painter, 8th ave., Mortimer, Samuel, master mariner Champion & White, 647 Hornby. Mortimore, Arthur J., plumber, h 1035 Haro. Mortimore Bros., tailors, 508 Hastings. Mortimore, J. G.. plumb -r, Td Hastings W, h 1035 Haro. Mortimore, J. W., shipwright, 1304 Seymour. Mortimore. Sidney Charles iMortimo-e Bros., h 317 Georgia. .,.„,, Mortimore, S. C, jr., plumber, ll»o Haro. __. ._ Mortimer, S. G., carpenter, 647 Hornby. Mortimore, Wm., ship-carpenter, a Hornby. a Mortimore, W. H., tailor, 317 Georna- Morton, Frederick Chas., painter faeop gia, cor. Pender. Morton, John, carpenter, h. 335 14th ave ••?-*.*r-r*.v^« t.i::* fii.i Gazetteer and directouy. 713 Morton. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Mulder. Morton, George, messenger Bank of B. N. A., h. 505 Barnard. ' Morton, James, carpenter, 345 Fourteenth. Morton, Joseph, clerk Hope, Graveley Co., 1533 Pender. Morton, Joseph, Childs, mgr. Manitoba Produce Co., 32 Powell, h 720 Keefer.. Morton, Joseph, emp. Hope & Graveley, h 1553 Pender. Morton, Joseph, engineer, h. 336 7th ave. .,,,,. Morton, Thomas, railway mail clerk, h. 505 Barnard. Morton, W. H, shoe store, 2146 Westminster ave. Moscrop, Arthur, student, 1005 Seymour Moscrop, Arthur, laborer, A. Wallace. 1011 Seymour. Moscrop, Geo., of McTaggart & Moscrop, 1005 Seymour. Moscrop, John, school teacher, 1005 Seymour. Moscrop, Miss S., teacher Mt. Pleasant School. Moscrop, Thos., dairyman, h 1005 Seymour. Moscrop, Wm., brakeman C.P.R.. h 1111 Seymour. Moseley, Oswald, clerk, h. 532 Harris. Moselev, Levi, gardener, h 532 Harris. Mosher, David, lab., No. 6, 219 Cordova E. Moss, Jonas, auctioneer. 44 Hastings. Moss, Wm., clerk, 813 Granville, h 734 Seymour. Mouat & Co., men's furnishings, 556 Granville. Mouat, Chas. H., of Mouat & Co., h 1190 Pender. Mouat, H. E., h- Thirteenth ave. Mould. A. J., wharfinger, h 34 6th ave. Mould, Mrs. Emelie, 318 Keefer. Moulton, E. D„ emp. B.C. Mills. 729 Richards. Mounsey, Mrs. G. S., nurse, 1039 Nelson. Mount, Charles Arthur, bookkeeper I Evans, Coleman & Evans, h 743 Burrard. Mount Pleasant Advocate, 2423 Westminster ave. Mount Pleasant Dye Works, A. Armstrong. 141 12th ave. Mount Pleasant Baptist Church (7th ave., ner Quebec). Mount Pleasant Methodist Church (9th ave.. cor Westminster ave). Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. H. Mcintosh, Westmin- ter road, junction Westminster ave. Mt Pleasant Public S -ho >l. 9li, mvo. cor. Prince Edward, G, W. Jamieson, nnncipal. Mountain View hotel, Mrs. Thomas'* prop., Cordova E. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, jGMElBtePiJsfll ^■jHm Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Mowat, Alex., loco, engineer C. P. R,, 1321 Howe. Mowat, Andrew, contractor, 161 Hastings E. Mowat, Archie, grocer, 1218x Howe. Mowat, Charles, marine engineer, 232 6th ave. Mowat, Chas., emp. "Etta White," h 574 6th ave. Mowat C, grocer, 802 Gi.tuvi!,;\ h Howe. Mowat, Dan., grocer, 802 Granville, h. 908 Seymour. Mowat, H., S.S. "Tartar." h 1124 Barclay. Mowat, H. E., h Thirteenth. Mowat, J. F., of J. F. M. & Co., h 1423 Georgia. Mowat, J. F., & Co., mfs. agents, 348 Water. Mowat, Mrs. dyer, 536 Ric'i.iHs. Moyes, John, boilermaker, 927 Richards. Moyls, Frank, bakery, 157 Hastings E.,h 226.1 Quebec. Mude, James, tinner, 8th ave., Fair- view. Muir, Alex., h 1011 N.-^n Muir, Archie, driver, 122 Cordova, h. 1011 Nelson. Muir, Archibald, bookkeeper, 10 M Nelson. Muir, A. J., clerk 122 Cordova, h 1011 Nelso i. Muir, Robt. A., blacksmith, h 624 Davie. Muir, Walter C., contractor, h 519 Seymour. Muir, vV, clerk Standard Oil Co. 1011 Nelson. MUIR, XV. D., baker and grocer, 2414 Westminster. Muirhead, James, painter, 3124 Westminster. Mulcahey, Edward, teamster, h 631 Cambie. Mulder. Mrs. M. A., widow, nurse, * 240 Georgia. i!(ii; HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Mulhall. CITY OF YANCOUVER. Mum ay. Mulhall, J. J., managing director Cleve Canning and Cold Storage Co., Ltd. h 1210 Georgia. Mulhall, J., jr., clerk C.P.R., h 1210 Georgia. 'Mulhern, Charles, policeman, 242 Dufferin. Mullen, Richard, carpenter, bds. Delmonico. Mullen, Wm., moulder, h 2813 Westminster. Muller, H., painter, 103^ Cordova. Mulligan, R. C, foreman Standard Ol Co., h. 19 Hastings. Mulligan, Rev., minister Baptist church, h. 525 Jackson ave. Mumford, Henry, clerk, Crowder & Penzer, 218 Hastings. .Mundell. Claude, druggist, 118 Hastings E., h 324 Dunsmuir. Mundon, Daniel, boat builder, 1350 Howe. Mundon, Henry, boat builder, h 1350 Howe. Municipality of North Vancouver, W, L., Keene, C. M. C, Inns of Court. Municipality of South Vancouver, 623 Hastings W. Munn, Wm. B., bicycle dealer, Harwood, near Thurlow. Munns, A. L., clerk, Imp. Bank of Canada, h Georgia. Munro, Alex., stonecutter, h 470 9th av. Munro, •Daniel, bookkeeper, h 1022. Hornby, j Munroe, Edward, h 561 Keefer. Munro, Geo., h 7th ave. E. Munroe, Geo. M., gardener, h 848 7th av. Munroe, John, pile-driver, h 260 Prior. Munro, John, expressman, h 517 7ti Munroe, Kenneth, emp. sugar refinerv h 125 Jackson. Munroe, Mrs. F., wid. Thos.. 561 Keefer. Munro, Peter, emp. R.C.P.M. Munro, Robert, lather, 411 Hastings W. Munro. W. A., mgr. Britannia Phoenix Co.. h 917 Pender. Munson, Lewis, butcher, h 524 Church. Murcheson. Maud, clerk H.B.C. Millinery. Mureti, —.. emp. Simpson's wharf. Murchie, Grant, clerk, 518 Cordova. Murchie, John, Orient Tea Co., 518 Cordova, res. 2nd ave., Fairview West. Murchie, John R., clerk, 518 Cordova. Murgatroyd, Henry, clerk, H. B. C, h. 1212 Hornby. Murgatroyd, Wm., mfg. incubators, h 124 Alexander. Murphy, Edgar H.. com. agent, 419 Hastings, h 612 Robson. Murphy, Isaac A., clerk, 727 Homer. Murphy', James, traveller, bds. Glasgow. ' Morphy, John, carpenter, h. 832 Powell. Murphy, James, millwright, h 727 Homer. Murphy, James, F., emp. Robertson & Hackett h 8th ave., Fairview. Murphy, John, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, 1959 7th W. Murphy, Joshua R., carpenter, 832 Po- ' well. Murphy, Patrick, machinist, C. P. R. cabin 111 Pender. Murphy, R., emp. Robertson & Hackett h 1312 Howe. i URPHY, WM., MERCHANT TAILOR, 49 CORDOVA, L. 318 DUNSMUIR. Murray, Alex., stonecutter, h 2113th av. Murray, Alice, emp. Scott & Devlin, h 809 Seymour. Murray, Archibald, merchant tailor, 343 Carroll, h. 658 Barnard. Murray, A., tailor, 843 Carroll, h. 313 Westminster ave. Murray, Colin, blacksmith, 1356 ■', Howe st. Murray, C. W., clerk customs, secretary School Board, h 323 8th ave. E Murray, D. W., blacksmith, Oriental Hotel. „ , _nrv Murray, Eliz., operator Tel. Co., h 809 Seymour. Murray, Frank, carpenter, bds. Hotel Norden. | ... Murray, Fred, fireman No. 3 Hall, h 8th ave East. _. . Murray, Geo., messenger James a. .Skinner & Co., 520 Church. Murray, Geo. K.. gardiner, W46 isey-j mour. _, , , Murray, James, emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. , , /- r> tj Murray/ John, blacksmith, helper O.f.K. Murray, John, carpenter, bds. Columbia, j Murray. John, forest ranger, court hou»- 326 Princess. __. , Murray, John A., clerk, 817 Hornby. Murray, Joseph, tinner, 418 Cordova. Murray. J. M., millwright sugar renn ery, 743 Hamilton. ' , Murray, Miss E., teacher West ma school, bds. 925 Seymour. Murray, Paul, eng., h 45 14th ave. Murray, Phillip, cutler, 418 Cordova. h 215 Harris. -R^er Murray, Whitley, law clerk, Bowsei, Godfrey & Co., h 303 8th ave. . Murry, Wm., marine engineer, 64* ru M M well wen. ,. rrii urray, Wm. E., bartender Acadia an- urrav, William, manager Ban?". British Columbia, res cor Burrard auj Hastings. 11 GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 715 | Murray. CITY OF VANCOUVER. McCallum. Mu''rav. Wm.. preserving factory, h 340 5th ave. E. I Murray, W. J., clerk James Robertson. i Co., Ltd. 1 Murrow, Alex., longshoreman, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Musgrove, Asa Coburn, traveller, h 1010 Robson. Muskett, Albert R., salesman, 533 Hamilton. Muskett, Robert A., clothing etc., 64 i Cordova, h 533 Hamilton. ' Mutrie ABrown, real estate, 10 Hastings W. Mutrie, Henry, of Mutrie & Brown, h. 603 Cambie. Mutual Life Marine, Mellon & Scott, agents, Cordova. Mutual Reserv Life, " J. B. Ferguson, agent, Inns of Court. UTPAIi LIFE INSURANCE CO. OB NET^ YORK, STANLEY HENDERSON, Manager. MACKINNON BUILDING. Myers, Patrick, logger, h. 317 Keefer. 1237 Richards. Myers, James C., C.P.R.'shops. h 1237 Richards. Myers, Thos., cook, bds. Cosmopolitan. Myers, Edw., lab., h 406 10th ave. I Myers. M. O, emp. Wm. Tytler L Co. Juyles, Robt J., Glasgow House, h. 454 Hastings. Mylius, Chas. N., boat house, off Seatoi. .McAdam, Wm., machinist, bds. Secord Hotel. McAlister, Angus,' engineer Int. Ice & i storage, bds. Dunn Block. Cordova. | McAllister,- Chas., driver Dom. Steam Laundry, h 932 Smithe. McAllister, John, city policeman, h. 44. llth ave. McAllister, J. A., salesman McLennan & McF., bds. Poodle Dog. McAllister, J. F., boilermaker, C. P. R. h 717 Cambie. McAlister, Robt, erger H. S. M., h / 533 Powell. McAlister, Peter, brakeman C. P. R., h 611 Cambie. McAllister, Wm., locomotive inspector, bds. City Hotel. McAlpine, —., driver, h 210 Harris. McAlpine, Alex., hairdresser, etc.. 51 Cordova, h. 329 Harris. McAlpin, D. L., M. D., drugs, 311 West- j minster and 224 Carrall. [MeAlpme, John, fireman E. H. Heap'r j :Mill. ' McAlpine, J. B., baker, 626 Princess. ~ Roses and Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plani Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. Tel. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager McAlpine, J. A. L., druggist, 228 Osrr/?il, h. 749 Hamilton. McAlpine, Mrs. Peter, wid., h. 329 Harris. McArthur, Arthur, emp. B. C. S. R. h 215 Harris. ' McArthur, Glenn, emp. Imp. Sugar Co., Ltd., h 215 Harris. McArthur, Grant, clerk, 215 Harris. McArthur, James &., clerk, h". 215 Harris. McArthur, Mrs. D. S., wid., h. h 215 Harris. McAulay, Angus, clerk, h 416 Gore ave. McAuliffe, Thos. M., porter Vancouver Club. McAvey, Mark, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. McBeth, James, emp. C.P.R., h 841 Seymour. McBeth, Wm., grocer, 841 Seymour. McBride, Arch., letter-carrier, 3130 Westminster. McBride, Arthur F., longshoreman, bds. Grand hotel. McBride, John Harry, paint t, h 510 Cordova E. McBride. John, logger, No. 18 219 Cordova E. McBride. T. G., teamster, 1521 Wesmin- ster ave. McBroom, W., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. McCabe, Chas.. plasterer, bds. Granville. McCabe, Robt. A., saw filer Hastings Mill, 1013 Homer. McCaehern, James, carpenter, h 710 Barnard. McCain, C. W.. contractor, 206 Hastings E. McCallum, A. D., clerk, 35 Hastings E. McCallum. A. R., tailor, 105 Hastings E. h 711 Cambie. McCallum, Miss Ada, school teacher, .vlt. Pleasant school, h 2821 Westminster, ave. !;:.■[,-; I lit if ill HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. McCalum, J. B., barber, 617 Hastings, h 541 Robson. McCanaghy, John, emp. H. S. M. McCann, James G., cond. El. Ry., h 14 7th ave., Fairview. McCann, John, carpenter, h 1219 Richards. McCann, John, conductor El. Ry. 14 17th E. McCann, Rich., clerk, Parsons Produce, h 306 Jackson. McCannell, Donald, blacksmith, emp. C. P. R„ h 800 Burrard. McCarthy, John, stevedore, h. 413 Powell. McCarthy, Wm., leather merchant, 201 Abbott. McCartney, A., clerk, h. 513 Powell. I cCARTNEY, ALLAN EDWARD, C.E ARCHITECT 513 POWELL. McCartney, Hugh, expressman, h. 1319 Hornby. McCauley, George, teamster, 700 Princess. McClary Mfg. Co., Ltd., stoves aud furnaces, W. E. Drake, mgr., " 305 Water. McClaymont, Miss M., dressmaker, h 250 Georgia. McClintock, Patrick, teamster, A. H. Berry. McClinton, Robt.,teamster, ? 612 Seymour. McClure, J. C, 411 Hastings. McCluskey, Alexander, 109 Cordova. McColl, Arthur, carpenter, h 512, rear, Cordova E. McColl Bros., & Co., oils and grease, H. H. Bradburn, agent, 544 Cambie. McColl, John, railroader, 418 Pender. McColl. J., patter maker, C. P. R. 925 Richards. McColl, Nellie, emp. Scott & Devlin, h 1038 Robson. McCollum, John, barber, 541 Robson. MeConaa-hy, John, carpenter, h 920 Cor dova E. McConnell Bros. & Co., Gilbert, S. and Andrew, Wm. (res. Dawson), com. merchants, Molsons Bank Building. McConnell. G. S., h 1130 Haro. McConnell, James F., bookbinder, h 316 Princess. McConnell, Join, head waiter Hotel Vancouver. McConnell, Robt., laborer, h 631 Cambie. McConvey, Harry, lab., h. 2532 Prince Edward. McCool, Samuel, plasterer, 1635 Westminster. McCormack, —., butcher, rear 716 Horn- \ er. McCormack, Andrew, merchant, bds _) Columbia. McCormick, Eneas, harnessmaker, 3241 Hastings E. McCormick, Ernest, saddler, h 324* Hastings E. McCormack. Norman, miner, 1360 Howe! McCormack, Wm.,, carpenter, h 5lff Dunsmuir. McCormack, W. E., traveller, 139 \fy>1 ter.. h 754 Nicola. McCov, Arthur, plumber M. S. Rose 1 bds. Oriental. McCrady, F. W., M.E., 1652 Haro. McCraney, John W. Lee, h 927 Hornhv McCraney, Wm., 927 Hornby. McCrimmon, Horace, bricklayer, bds. Cabinet. McCrinnon, H., emp. B.C. Mills. McCrea, E. B., clerk Winch & Bowers, res. 528 Howe. McCready, Frank W., civil engineer, h 1652 Haro. McCreight, Hon. J. F., 411 Hastings W. McCuaig, Geo., traveller, 165 Cordova,1 h 606 Cambie. McCulloch, D., emp. Armstrong &.Mt$| rison, h 108 Heathley ave. McCulloch, Robt. A., carpenter, ' Carolina, near 9th. McCullock, Alex., emp. Waterworks. McCullough, Robt. A. millwright R. 0,' P. Mills. 2724 Westminster. McCurdv. John C, Adams & McCurdy, 216 Abbott. McCusker, Wm., emp. B.C. Mills. McCusker. William J., clerk H. S. M.j h. 1019 Robson. McCutcheon, David E., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., 1367 Robson. J McDermid, P., washer, 912 Richards, ®\ McDermid, John P., laborer, 8th ave.,| Fairview. Dufferin W., Mt. Pleasant. McDiarmid, J. H., emp. Armstrong Morrison, 718 Alexander. 'j McDonald, Alex., yardman, Hotel \aM couver,. j McDonald, ■ Alex., logger, bds. Europe, Hotel. m ' . McDonald, Alex., lab., h. 528 Harris McDonald, Alex., canneryman, bds. Columbia. ___ , «J T>„„- McDonald, Alex., driver Webster Kros.,. Hornbv, cor. Drake. IcDonald, Alex. IS h. 1017 Princess. , cor. JL»rai_e. „ <,-o McDonald. Alex. N., fireman, B. C. &.*• McDonald, Alex. D., contractor Princess. , h 307 McDonald, Alex. C, bricklayer, 321 war ris. t am McDonald, Alexander It., logger, n *w Powell. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 717 I" McDonald. CITY OF VANCOUVER. McDonald. McDonald, Andrew, road master C. P. I E., h 836 Hornby. McDonald, Angus, line foreman El. Ry. f,G3 GMve. McDonald, A., emp. B.C.S.R. J h 1017 Princess. {'McDonald, A., emp. B.C.S.R., 101, j princess. M m McDonald, Benson S., grocery, 40 Keefer McDonald Bros. (H. R. & Joseph). livery, 65 Cordova E. McDonald, Chas. R., logger, h 433 Po- ,1 well. 1 1 McDonald. Chris C, bartender Acadia l Hotel. McDonald, Colin, stonemason, bds. I Clarence Hotel. [McDonald, Colin J., stevedore, h 541 Hornby. McDonald, Dan, driver, 166 Cordova, h. ; ccr. llth and Manitoba. vMcDohald, David, of McRae & McDon- * aid, h 329 Hastings E. (McDonald (David G, Wm. S.) & Mar roney (Jerry), marble cutters, 65 Hast- I ings. ■ 1 McDonald, Donald James, prop. West End Grocery, h. 1055 Burrard. McDonald, Donald J., miner, h 1024 Haro. McDonald, Donald J., logger, bds. Cab- i inet. [McDonald, Duncan, carpenter, 260 Prior McDonald, D., of McDonald & Rae,' L 329 Hastings E. j McDonald, D. H., canneryman, bds. Col- I umbia Hotel. ■tfcDo-fdld, D. G., marble cuttes?, E 79 Front. SMcDonald, D. P., emp. R.C.P. Mills. ■McDonald, D. W., liveryman, 219 Westminster. 'McDonald, E. A., clerk, 100 Cordova, I h. 433 Powell. ? McDonald, Frank, advt agent, bds. Granville. McDonald, F. E., cab-driver, 533 Homer McDonald, George, car service dept. C. P. R., 1055 Georgia. : McDonald, Geo. E., contractor, 322 Cambie, h 579 Richards. McDonald, Harry, painter, h 1178 Comox. McDonald, Hector, teamster % !x Vnn. Transfer Co., h. 235 Harris. f^Ponald, Henry, of McDonald Bros., vt? WestDiinster. McDonald, Herbert, electrician, bds _Wasgow. UMcDonald, Herbert, laborer, h 835 Har- : ris, wCr.ona& Hngh- lab- 411 rear Abbott. \ McDonald, Hugh, bookkeeper, 120 Wa- mm I 411 Hastings. rMcDonald,' H. A., lineman, Electric ! rtilway, 606 Grove. VEtt LlfclJHTJED SAMPLE ROOJfflS Headquarter§ for Commercial Travellers II NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. McDonald, James, teamster, h. 235 Harris. McDonald, James, emp. Brewery, rear 419 Abbott. McDonald, James, painter, h 698 Robson. McDonald, James, night watchman, H. S. M. h. 737 Prior. McDonald, John, Hastings Mill, bds. 230 ^V 6 stinin. stcr. McDonald, John, printer, 420 Columbia, h 512 Seymour. McDonald, John, emp. C. P. R-, 84c Cambie. McDonald, John, painter, 615 Powell. McDonald, John, of Haggard & McDonald, h 512 Seymour. McDonald, John A., janitor West End school, h 235 Harris. McDonald, Joseph, Jr., liveryman, h 219 j Westminster. McDonald, Joseph, of McDonald Bros. & Co, 219 Westminster. McDonald, J., grocer, 1055 Burrard. McDonald, J., emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. _._ ._. , . McDonald, J. A., lather, 819 Richards. McDonald. I C emp. R-C.P. Mills. McDonald, J. P., tailor, 235 Georgia. I McDonald, J. B., lumberman, 433 Powell. naov r. McDonald, J. W., express messenger, (.,. P. R.. 1313 Richards. McDonald & Moroney, marble works, oD |S9B Mary Ann, wid., John, 606 McDonald, Miss, fruits, 507 Westmin- McDonald, Mrs. S., rms. 581 Richard.. McDonald, Mrs. A., millinery, McDonald. Norman, bds. Grotto hotel. McDonald, Osmond, painter, h. ^ 1178 Comox. nm IE 718 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA McDonald. Clli' OF VANCOUVER. McGirr, irr.fl McDonald, Peter, stonecutter, bds. Clarence Hotel. McDonald, Randell E., carpenter, 1372 Hornby. McDonald, Ronald, insurance agent, 350 Alexander. McDonald, R., app. M. S. Rose, h Richards. McDonald, Sam., bartender Hotel Metro- pole. McDonald, Selden, teamster, h 235 Georgia. McDonald, Wm. Stewart, contractor, h 937 Hornby. McDonald, Wm., bricklayer, 321 Harris. McDonald, Wm., teamster McDonald 527 Richards. McDonald, Wm., contractor, bds. Cosmopolitan. Bros., 219 Westminster. McDonald, Wm. S., emp. El. Ry. McDonald, W., teamster, h 527 Rich; ards. McDonald, W. A., canneryman, bds. Columbia flotel. McDonald, W. A., logger, 848 Gore ave. McDonald, W. G. driver engine No. 1 fire hall, 726 Seymour, h 814 Richards. McDonald, W. J., emp. Robinson •£$; h 623 Hamilton. McDonald, W. S., electrician, h 570 Prior. McDonnell, E. M. J., mill-hand, W. Tytler L. Co., h Powell. McDonnell. M. J., emp. Hastings, mill, No. 1, 219 Cordova. McDonough, Ed., machine agent, h 233 Princess. McDougall, Dan, milkman, 1327 Seymour. McDougall, Dougall, lab., bds. Sherman. McDougall, Duke, emp. B.C.S.R., bds. Secord Hotel. McDougall, Murdock, tailor, h Harwood. McDougall. Robt. M., emp. Sugar Refinery, 125 Jackson. McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co., Ltd., druggists, 18 and 170 Cordova. 399 Hastings, 600 Granville and 2321 Westminster ave. McDowell, A. D., emo. R.C.P. Mill. McDowell, Hy., of McDowell. Atkins & Watson Co.. Ltd.. h 1036 Pender. McDowell, John, steamboat man, 735 HnmiPon. McDowell. M. S.. clerk McDowell, Atkins Sc Watson Co.. Mt. Pleasant. McDuffie. Mrs., wid. washerwoman, rear, 226 Hastings E. McEachem, John, contractor, h 222 Harris. MoElligott Mary, wid. Patrick, general store, 2148 Westminster ave. McEwan, Roseni wid., Neil, h 539 Hornby. McEwan, Donald, laborer, 825 Seymour McEwan, Morton D., M.D., house surgeon City Hospital. McEwen, flenry, boatswain, Empress oi China, 1369 Hornby. McEwen, John, surveyor, h 2009 Quebec. McEwen, John, emp. El. Ry., h 2009* Quebec. McEwan, Mrs. Neill, wid., 825 Seymout McEwan, Wm., app. C.P.R. McFadan, Daniel, carpenter, 324 Westminster. McFadzen, J. H., student Russell & Russell, 1340 Howe. McFarland, James, logger, bds. Europe Hotel. McFarland, J. W., of Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd., h Haro, near Denman. McFarlane, see also Macfarland. McFarlane, Alex., emp. B.C.S.R., bds Secord Hotel. McFarlane, Chas, engineer H.S.M., bds. Oriental. McFarlane, Chas., machinist, bds. Dougall House. McFarlane, Chas., bds. Balmoral Hotel. McFarlane, Hastings K. A., school teacher, h 302 Cordova E. McFarlane, H. L., emp. B.C. Mills. McFarlane, H. F., millwright, bds. Columbia. McFarlane. James. C.P.R. station policeman, 926 Park Lane. McFarlane, John H., lineman G.N.W. Telegraph, h 1221 Richards. McFarlane, Josiah M., C.P.R. Pelice, h 926 Park. McFarlane, Rich., lab., bds. Granville. McFee, John, logger, h 110 Lome. McFeely, Edward J. (McLennan & McFeely). h 1136 Melville. McGarrigle E. J„ house sign painter, shop 213.Cordova E, h 319 Harris. . McGarrigle. J. B., moulder, 676 Hastings E. nnft McGarrigle. Patrick B., bookkeeper, 202 Carrall, h 676 Hastings E. McGarrigler, Margaret, wid. Patrick, h 676 Hastings E. . I _.,, McGee, G., painter, bds. Colonist liti. McGee, B.. painter, bds. Oriental. McGee, flenry, carpenter, 5th aye., Fairview. 1rt01 McGillivray, Donald, contractor, h lV-i. Georgia. . McGillivary, Mary, wid. John, h 8tn ave.. Fairview. . _. . McGillivray, Wm., miner, 431 Harris., McGillivary, Wm., stonecutter, has. Clarence flotel. McGinness, J., emp. B.C. Mills. McGirr. Wm.. traveller, 303 Cordova, h. 315 Princess. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. TI9 McGorman, CITY OF VANCOUVER. Ml-Intosh- McGorman, Thos., Hastings Mill, h rear 926 Keefer. ^ MeGowan, James, emp. B.C. Mills. 512 Cordova E. I MeGowan, James, teamster, 217 Cordova E. , MeGowan, John, emp. C.P.R., No. 15 219 Cordova E. b MeGowan, J., bridge carpenter, C.P.R., bds. Clarence Hotel. MeGowan, J., engineer Empress India, h 1040 Alberni. jl MeGowan, Wm. A., waiter Dougall Hse. McGraw, Fred, carpenter, h 121 9th ave. jrMeGreer, James, milkman, 12th ave. i McGregor, see also Macgregor. McGregor,.—., carpenter, bds. 109 Heatley. cGREGOR, DUNCAN CAMPBELL, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, 612 HASTINGS XV. PHONE 1ST. h 1322 Alberni. McGregor, H. R., clerk C. P. R., h 723 Cambie. McGregor, James, longshoreman, h 611 Powell. McGuigan, James, emp. El. Ry. powerhouse, h Mary, cor. 18th ave. , McGuire, Jessie, stenographer W. H. U Malkin & Co. McGregor, James M., acct., h 826 Horn- hy. I McGregor, L. F„ emp. R.C.P. Mills, bds. Mountain View Hotel. , McGregor, M. A., wid. D.C., h 737 Jarvis. McGregor, Rich., carpenter, res. Eles- mere. McGregor, Wm. C, clerk Malkin & Co. , 737 Jarvis. McGuekin, Rev. Father James M., O.M. I., D.D., parish priest Church of the a Holy Rosary, h 618 Richards. McGuigan, Thos. F., city clerK, h 330 Cordova E. McGuigan, William Joseph, M.D,, CM., of McGuigan & Langis, h 330 Cordova E. M oGUIGAN A LANGIS, I "I PHYSICIANS and surgeons. CAMBIE, COR, CORDOVA. PHONE 883. McGuire, M., emp. Robertson & Hackett McGuire, Robert, machinist, h 231 5th j ave. E. ' McGuir, William, night watchman, h 315 i Princess. ty/r DOE HING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. McGuire, G. A., dentist, 14 Cordova, h. 72 llth ave. McHafiie, Lome Greenfield, clerk Bank of B.N.A. McHafiie, Wm., Customs, 823 Broughton McHardy, Chas., of Brown & McHardy, h. 647 Richards. McHardy, Jamesl baker, 520 Richards. McHugh, Michael, restaurant, h 314 Harris. Mclnnis, J., driver Crowder & Penzer. h Harris. Mclnnes, Captain, h rear 719 Richards. Mclnnes, James, fireman No. 2 fire hall, h. 710 Seymour. Mclnnes, John, laborer, h 213 Harris. Mclnnes, Patrick, fisherman, h 724 Seymour. Mcintosh, h 1020 Georgia. Mcintosh, Donald D., policeman. h 648 Harris. Mcintosh, Fannie, dressmaker H.B.C. Mcintosh, Gilbert, bookkeeper, Hastings Mill. Mcintosh, Grace,'teacher Central School. Mcintosh, G. T., 800 6th ave. Mcintosh, John W., clerk, police court, ' h 300 6th ave. Mcintosh, J. Dy emp. R.C.P. Mills. Mcintosh, M. C., salesman, 605 Gran- ' ville, , m, Mcintosh, Rev. M. H.. pastor. Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Eleventh. Mcintosh, Robert L„ salesman G_aen- shields, Son & Co., h 1602 Robson. Mcintosh. W., laborer; No. 20 219 Cordova E. ■ ■ cINTOSH, W. A. A CO., Limited, '■I W. A. Mcintosh, pres. and mgn.- dir.: P. McNaughton, sec'y-treas. WHOLESALE A RETAIL BUTCHEBI, 36 AND 88 CORDOVA. I (Ml I ill lip (JIG 720 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Mcintosh. CITY OF VANCOUVER. MeKenzie. Mcintosh, W. A., of W. A. Mcintosh & Co., h 1076 Pender. Mclntyre, Arch, bookkeeper, h 420 Cordova E. Mclntyre, A. E., engineer, No. 17 220 Keefer. Mclntyre, Daniel, h 1002 Nelson. Mclntyre, Charles, emp. McLennan & McFeely, h 513 Barnard. Mclntyre, Frank, h 1169 Pendrell. Mclntyre, Fred., lumberman, 1002 Nelson. Mclntyre, Geo., clerk, 34 Cordova, h. cor. Jervis and Alberni. Mclntyre, James, teamster, h 625 9th av. Mclntyre, Samuel, J., of Weeks & Mc- Intyre^ res. 636 Prior. Mclntyre, Thos., harness maker 118 Hastings E. Mclntyre, Thos A., McLennan & Mc- v Feeley, h 513 Richards. Mclntyre, Wm. A., logger, h 1002 Nelson. Mclsaac, Donald, C. P. R., wharf, h. 107 Dunlevy ave. Mclsaac, John, mill-hand, 700 Princess. Mclsaac, Miss Dundelda, tailoress, rms, 915 Richards. Mclvor, John, laborer, h 213 Cordova E. Mclvor, J., lab., bds. Oriental. Mclvor, Murdoch, canneryman, bds. Columbia. McKay, Angus, emp. Weigand's furniture store, h 606 Dunlevy. McKay, Angus, contractor, 223 Barnard. McKay, A., bds. Glasgow hotel. McKay, A. S., mgr. Valley Dairy, 716 Granville. McKay, D. G., bds. Carter House. McKay, E. P., druggist, bds. Glasgow. McKay, George D., contractor, h. 660 Harris. McKay, Geo., expressman, 245 Keefer. McKay, James, machinist, h 609 Powell. McKay, John, h 561 Howe. ' McKay, J. J., salesman S. Greenshields, Son & Co., h 525 Powell. McKay, J. J., bookkeeper, 127 Hastings E., h. 7th ave, Mount Pleasant. ' McKay, Mrs. G. G., widow, 1310 Georgia. McKay, Robert F., laborer, bds. Cabinet. McKay, Robert, painter, 5l7 Richards. McKay, R,, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. McKay, R., shoemaker, 529 Granville, h 632 Seymour. McKay, Stanley, drug clerk, h 2172 Westminster ave. McKeand, A. C, bookkeeper, 619 Hornby. McKeating, Edward, fireman, No. 3 Hall, h 8035 Quebec, McKeating, Ed., sr., h 3035 Quebec McKeatinar, Joseph, teamster. 3035 Quebec. McKecknie, F. E., emp. W. L. Tait h Seymour. McKecknie, S. H., emp. R.C.P Mills McKee, Fred, clerk Scott & Devlin, h 731 Seymour. McKoe. Hugh, machinist CPR shops 1232 Richards. ' McKee, Mrs. John, cor. Westminster and Keefer. McKee, Robt., emp. B.C. Mills. McKELVIE, A CO., (succeeded by Samuel Hallander.) Westminster ave., cor. Barnard. McKelvie, Alexander, machinist, h 123 llth ave. McKelvie, James., B. C. S. R., 501 Cordova E. McKelvie, Mrs., widow,'John, 501 Cordova E. McKenie, J., emp. R.C.S.R. McKenna, Daniel, machinist, bds. Klondike. McKennaugh, Louis, longshoreman, h 269 Lansdowne. McKenny, Margaret, milliner, H. B. C, bds. Leland. MeKenzie, —., carpt., h 9th ave., rear, cor. Bridge. MeKenzie, carpt. No. 7 220 Keefer. MeKenzie, Alex., plasterer, bds. 919 Pender. MeKenzie, Alex., Geo., carpenter, h 260 Prior. MeKenzie, A., blacksmith, 919 Pender. McKeand, A. C, bookkeeper, 619 Hornby. MeKenzie, Colin C, electrician, h 771 j Seymour. MeKenzie, Dan, carpenter, h. 630 Barnard. MeKenzie, Donald H., fitter, C.P.R. rear 1231 Homer. %&&, , ioqi MeKenzie, Donald, emp. C.P.R, h 1461 Homer. w . MeKenzie, Dougall, engineer C.r.n., n 1156 Barnaby. . MeKenzie, Douglas S., emp. C.P.R fflb h 1190 Pender. MeKenzie, Duke, eng. C.P.R 800 6th, Fairview. §pll I „ . MeKenzie, Duncan, of MeKenzie Bios. 1531 Westminster ave. 8th MeKenzie, Duncan, stone mason, 8 a\e. Fairview. fin0. gth MeKenzie, D. A., carpenter, SW, MeKenzie, D. R.. 800,6th ave. Mcintosh, Gilbert, bookkeeper Haso MdSnrie, H.,_of Oeperley,Q McKeng & Rounsfe jil Ltd., res. 1139 JVieuv MeKenzie, MeKenzie, James, emp. Armstrong & Morrison. MeKenzie, John, mason, 1172 Granville. MeKenzie, John K., bridge carpenter, 887 Keefer. MeKenzie, J. H., emp. R. C. P. M. 800, 6th ave. Fairview. MeKenzie, J. W., 887 Keefer. MeKenzie, Lachlan N., physician, h. 326 Homer. MeKenzie, Margaret, widow, Roderick, f68 Harris. MeKenzie, Mrs. Florence, 37 Dupont MeKenzie, Mrs., widow, 13, 915 Gaii- •ville. MeKenzie, Peter, carpt., No'. 1 9th ave. MeKenzie, S. F., of MeKenzie Bros., 1531 Westminster ave. MeKenzie, R., sawyer, Powell. MeKenzie, Wm., capt. str. Staffa, of Mckenzie Bros., h 1531 Westminster. MeKenzie, Wm., carpenter, h. 568 Harris. MeKenzie, Wm., engineer, h. 822 Powell. MeKenzie, W. G., agent, 313 Cambie. McKeon, Stephen, painter, h 776 flomer. McKeown, John, constable, 813 Homer McKerron, Walter, emp. H. Thorpe, h 8th ave. McKiel, F. A., clerk, 303 Hastings W. h "15 Seymour. McKie, John, 314 Jackson. McKiel, John, h. 314 Jackson ave. McKinnell, Alfred, accountant, h 942 7th ave. E. McKinnon, see also Mackinnon. McKinnon, —., h 519 Seymour. McKinnon, Alex. F., h 210 10th ave. McKinnon, A. J., of McDonald, Mc- . Kinnon Co., 32 Powell. McKinnon, C. A., bartender Terminus saloon, h. 619 Hamilton. McKinnon, Daniel, stone cutter, h. 715 Prior. McKinnon, D., emp. B. C. S. R. Co. b 715 Prior. B$atF°nj George' saw"filer, bds. 109 McKinnon, John, miner, h Beatty lane. McKinnon, J. M., vice-pres, International Ice Co. M&£* MrS' I A-' restaura°t, 324 ^chooT^ Mar7' teacher West End M£°/k' Wm-' ^hip-builder! 1045 McKinnon, W. B., assayer, h 1223 Geor- MeT »San» ??e £Iso McLaughlan. ^0l& Se'-' ClGTk' ^ °^0^' McLagan, John C, Jr., World office, re«. 1159 Georgia. McLaren, J. Barnett, president Van. Sash & Door Co., Ltd., office Inns of Court, res. Hotel Vancouver. McLaren, Miss L., teacher, West End School. McLaren, Rev. E. D., minister St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, 645 Burrard. McLaren, Wm., bds. 154 Water. McLatchie, Wm. N., emp. Waterworks, h 261 Keefer. McLaughlan, see also McLachlan. hie, bds. 218 Carrall. McLaughlin, Abraham, barber, 617 Hastings, h 720 Homer. McLay, Samuel, stonecutter, h 1321 Hornby. McLean, see also Maclean. McLean, —., builder, h 623 Richards. McLean, Al., teamster Van. Transfer Co. 1820 Westminster. McLean, Alex., clerk Armstrong & Morrison. 717 Prior. McLean, Allan, builder, h. 339 Powell. McLean, Angus, stevedore, 239 Georgia. McLean, Archie, lab., Cabinet. McLean, A. D., butcher, h. 272 Lansdown. McLean Bros., contractors, 305 Cambie, h. 8th ave., Fairview. 722 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA McLean. CITY OF VANCOUVER. McLeod. McLean, Capt. Andrie, h 752 Thurlow. McLean, Cluney, messenger Van. Hardware Co. McLean, David, carpenter, 851 Keefer. McLean, Donald, motorman El. car, h. 717 Prior. McLean, Donald, tel. operator, h. 339 Powell. McLean, D., clerk 56 Cordova, h. 851 Hornby. McLean, D. J., clothing store, h. 851 Hornby. McLean, D. M., miner, Ontario cor. 8th. ave. McLean, Fred, clerk G. A. McGuire, 1820 Westminster. McLean, George., mill-hand, cabin 22 Pender. McLean, George, teamster, 1320 Seymour. McLean, He ctor, retired, h 1554 8th av., Fairview. McLean, John, bartender, Savoy. McLean, Hugh, of McLean Bros., 305 Cambie, h 1554 8th ave. McLean, John, carpenter, bds. Clarence Hotel. McLean, John, policeman, 710 Barnard. McLean, John, contractor, 8th ave., Fairview. McLean, John D,, car repairer C.P.R. MeLean, Laughlin, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 108 Heatley. McLean, Laughlin, of McLean Bros., 8th ave. Fairview. McLean, Malcolm, Gordon, bartender Gold House, 64 Water. McLean, Malcolm C, clerk customs, h. 1922 Westminster ave. McLean, Mrs., wid., h. 1038 Robson. McLean, Murdoch C., bookkeeper, h 1820 Westminster ave. McLean, M. E., men's furnishings, 56 Cordova, h 851 Hornby. MaeLean, Mrs. M. A., widow, h 816 Hornby. McLean, Norman, of McLean Bros., 305 Cambie, h 5th ave., Fairview. MeLean, Peter, carpenter h 453 6th ave, Mount Pleasant. McLean, Thos. D., jeweller, 2147 Westminster. McLean, Walter, tel. operator, 341 Car- rail, h Powell. McLean, William MeKenzie, stenographer H.B. Co., h 717 Prior. McLean, Wm., tailor, 410 Cordova. MeLean, Wm„ emp. B.C.S.R. 815 Keefer. MeLean, Wm. H., tailor Dan Stuart, Cordova. McLean, W. D., moulder, B. O. I. W.. 842 Harris. McLeary, John, printer, Trythall & Son, McLellan, Joseph, carpenter, h 221 Harris. McLellian, A. D., engineer, 306 Gore. McLellan, Chas., lumberman, bds. Columbia. McLellan, John, bds. Acadia. McLellan, James, emp. R.C.P.M. McLellan, Gordon, on J. L. Card, bds. 306 Gore ave. McLellan, Hugh, accountant, 837 Keefer, McLennan, —., motorman El. Ry. McLennan, Arthur, emp. Imperial Sugar Co., Ltd., h 419 Hastings E. McLennan, Chas. J., M_s., 419 Hastings. McLennan, Colin, traveller, h 579 Burrard. McLennan, Duncan, logger, bds. 170 Water. McLennan, Ed., engineer, 662 Barnard. McLennan, F. D., Cabinet saloon, 170 Water, h 223 7th ave. McLennan, John, bookkeeper Cabinet Hotel, h 323 Powell. McLennan, Kenneth B., mgr. Vancouver Transfer Co., h 606 Homer. McLennan, Leslie, upholsterer, 506 Westminster, h 628 8th ave. McLennan, Malcolm, carpenter, 710 Barnard. McLennan, M. D., captain, prop. False Creek Fuel Co., 901 Westminster ave. h 1323 Seymour. McLennan, M. J., mgr. Canadian Pacific Lumber Co., 901 Seymour. McLennan, Neil, 170 Water st. M I cLENNAN, McFEELY A CO., LIMITED, ' SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES, 122 CORDOVA.. BRANCHES AT ATLIN, BENNETT AND DAWSON. % McLennan, Robt. (McLennan & McFeely), h 1030 Robson. McLennan, Wm. Hector, steamer capt. res. 901 Westminster. McLennan, W. L., upholsterer, 506 Westminster, h 850 Dunlevy. McLeod, see also Macleod. McLeod, —., painter, h 211 Powell. McLeod, —., carpenter, h 540 Howe. McLeod, Alex., tinsmith. 529 Robson, McLeod, Alexander, carpenter, h 1020 Nelson. McLeod, A., engineer "Leonara." McLeod, Chas., emp. R.C.P. Mill. McLeod & Coote, dry goods, 330 Westminster. Il GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 723 McLeod. CITY OF VANCOUVER. McNabb. McLeod, Daniel, logger, bds. Gam- I brainus. ' _, . McLeod, Donald, farmer, bds. Cabinet. McLeod, D., conductor tram car, h 33 7th ave. McLeod, G. A., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, bds. Oriental. \ McLeod, James, 501 Hastings E. McLeod, John, carpenter, h 540 Howe. McLeod, J. M., freight clerk B.C. Elec. Ry., 550 Raymur. McLeod. J. 0., supt. railway mail ter- vice, h 537 Hamilton. McLeod, J. S., of McLeod Sc Coote, h Westminster, cor. 5th. McLeod, Malcolm, painter E. Spillman, 211 Powell. McLeod, Malcolm, harbor master, P. O. building, h. 52o Home.. McLeod, Mrs. Chris., 15 Powell. . McLeod, Norman, laborer, h 776 Homer. McLeod, Norman, bookkeeper, 355 Car- rail h. 534 Seymour. McLeod, Roderick, contractor, h 1004 Kobson. McLeod, Wm., teamster, McDonald Bros. McLeod, W. E., lumber surveyor, 518 Howe. McLeod, W. H., emp. H. S. M. McLuckie, John, builder, h 75 6th ave. West McMahon, B. J., clerk U.S. Consul, h 915 Granville. McMahon, John, marine engineer, 242 llth ave. McMain, F. E. P., teller Merchants' Bank of Halifax, res. Bute, cor. Robson. MeManus Frank, loco engr, h 618 Princess. McManus, Wm., laborer, bds. Clarence. Hotel. McMaster, Ed. B., agent, 311 Cordova. McMaster, James A., agent, h 534 Georgia. McMaster, John. bds. Glasgow. McMaster. W. J., mfg. agt., 313 Cordova, bds. Leland. McMeekin, James,- No. 3 219 Cordova E. McMenamin. James, helper, C. P. R., h 413 Drake. I'McMieken, James, carpenter, 219 Cordova E. McMillan, Alex. J., civil eng., 604 Hastings E. McMillan, Bert, driver, bds. Glasgow House. McMillan, Dan, bartender, 311 Powell. MacMillan. Dougall, carpenter, h 144 oth ave. -McMillan, D., carpenter, 922 Powell. vMiJ.1«n^Elsworth- bookkeeper Rolph's, n 322 Dunsmuir. ■HE IllillllilP lil^WSlMUIi SHOW ■ CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign fetters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. K_J_VM McMillan, e. h. grocer, 145 Hastings W., h 1036 Barclay. McMillan & Hamilton, grocers, cor. Alexander and Columbia ave. McMillan, James, clerk, 341 Carrall. McMillan, John A., elk., h 1125 Pendrill. McMillan, L., emp. R.C.P. Mill. McMillan, Milford, dri/fer. bds. Glasgow. McMillan, N., laborer, 1 Gore, cor. Keefer. McMillan, P., waiter Oriental Hotel. McMillan, Robert, bricklayer, bds. Delmonico. McMillan, Robert, h 905 Richards. McMillan, Wm. D., prospector, bds. Clarence. McMillan, W. J., McMillan & Hamilton, 905 Richards. McMoran, A. E., expressman, 2740 Prince Edward. McMoran, J., driver No. 1 Hall, h 2742 Westminster road. McMoran, R. A., h 344 10th ave. McMoran, M. fl.,, & Sons, expressmen, 313 Carrall. McMoran, Wm., expressman h 2742 Westminster road. McMorlne, Alexander, conductor, C. P. R. h. 1014 Eveleigh. McMullen, H. M., carpenter, rooms, 419 Abbott. McMullen, Wm., carpenter, h 717 Hamilton. McMurray, James, lumberman, 2816 Sophia. MeMurrav, Robt., B. C. S. R., 740 Barnard. McNab, Alex., cond. El. Ry., h 563 Hamilton. McNab, John, carpenter, "Manaumise," h 849 Barnard. McNab. Wm.. laborer, h 628 Powell. McNabb, Duncan, barber, 137 Cordova, h 330 Dunsmuir. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. McRae McNabb, Duncan, barber, 306 Carrall. McNabb, J. Harvey, of Tomlinson & McN., 607 Westminster., McNair, Archibald, h. 418 Cordova E. McNair, Aulston, h. 418 Cordova E. McNair, David, clerk, h 936 Powell. MoNair, James, Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co.. and City Grocery, h 915 Cordova E. McNair, Miss L., teacher East End School. McNair, N. T. D., bookkeeper, 432 Westminster, h. 915 Cordova E. McNair, Robert, of McNair Bros., h 524 Cordova E. McNair, Robert, Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co., 524 Cordova E., McNarland, John, laborer, h 376 10th av. McNaughton, A., h Burnaby. jcNAUGHTON, JAMES ALEX., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE ROGERS BLOCK, 301 HASTINGS W. PHONE 620, Res. 326 HASTINGS E. Phone 671. McNaughton, Peter James, laborer, h. 790 6th ave. McNaghton, Peter, sec'y-treas., W. A. Mcintosh & Co., Ltd., h 1132 Pender. McNea, Robt., stonecutter, 529 Hamilton McNeill, Mrs. M., widow h 429 Harris. McNeill, J. D., 'of Gross & McNeill, h 827 Hornby. McNeil, D., emp. Letson & Burpee, bdg. Europe Hotel. McNiff, Chas., bookkeeper, Savoy, bds. Arlington. McNight, Herbert, 568 Prior. McNutt, Frank, emp. H. S. M. 211 Westminster. McNutt, Chas., laborer, 4 Gore, near Keefer. McPhaiden, Capt. D., shipping master, h. 524 Alexander. McPhail, John, stonemason, bds. Cabinet. McPhail, John R., of Johnson & McPhail, h Broughton, near Haro. McPhalen, C. T., carpenter, 199 Keefer, 255 Dufferin. McPhalen, D. J., contractor and carpenter, h. 209 Harris. ' McPhee, Chas., foreman, C.P.R., h 899 Prior. McPhee, James, 624 Hastings. McPhee, James, machinist, bds. Glasgow. McPhee, James, miner, bds. Dougall House.- McPhee, Vena F., physician, 301 Hastings. McPherson, Duncan, expressman, 228 Abbott. MePhorson, Ewen, prop. Bodega, 217 Carrall, res. Agassiz. McPherson, John, carpenter, 532 Westminster. McPherson, John, carpenter, h. 319 Prior. McPherson, J. P., tailor, 155 Cordova, bds. 642 Homer. McPherson, L. V., tailor, 1061 Barclay. McPherson, Miss, sailmaker, 306 Homer McPherson, Robt, carpenter, 8S§ Barnard. McPherson, S., & Co., tailors, 155 Cordova. MePhorson, S. of S. MePhorson & Co., h. 642 Homer. McPherson, Thos., emp. B.C. Mills. McPherson, Wm., teamster, Cleeve Canning Co. McPherson, William, canneryman, 569 Seymour. McPhillips, J. J., Dyke & Evans. McPhillips, L. G., Q.O., of MoPMllips & Williams, res. Vancouver club. McPhillips & Williams, barristers, Molsons Blk., Chambers, Hastings W* oPHILLIPS, X., B. A., PHYSICIAN, 608 GRANVILLE. McQuarrie, Alex., shoemaker, h 548 Robson. McQuarter, Andrew, carpenter, 919 Pender. McQuarrie, A., clerk, Cordova, h 1058 Comox. McQuarrie, A., clerk, Bank B. N. A., h. 1042 Seaton. McQuarrie, D., C. P. R., 1244 Seymour. McQuarrie, Hadley, lab., 1244 Seymour. McQuarrie, Hector, plumber, 818 Seymour, h 1058 Comox. McQuarrie, I. H., shipper, 122 Cordova, h 1058 Comox. McQuarrie, Malcolm, boatbuilder, h 1058 Comox. McQuarrie, Simon, emp. Coleman & Evans, h 1244 Seymour. McQuarrie, Wilbert, lab., h 1244 Seymour. McQueen, James, alderman, h. 1206 Haro. McRae, Angus, livery, 606 Georgia. McRae Bros., livery, 606 Georgia. McRea, Donald, customs looker, h. 1022 Alberni. McRae, D. P., laborer, 1801 Westminster McRae, George W., principal Fairview School. if:. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 725 McRae. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Nelder. (William McRae and David Mo Donald). MERCHANT TAILORS, 125 HASTINGS EAST. McBae. Peter R., livery, 606 Georgia. McRae, P. R, of McRae Bros., 606 Georgia. McRae, Wm., of McRae & McDonald, h 329 Hastings E. McSorley, H., painter, 330 Cambie, h. 307 Georgia. McTaggart & Moscrop, hardware, 109 Carrall. McTaggart, D., clerk, 813 Granville. McTaggart, H. A-, teacher West End School. McTaggart, John, h 815 Granville. McTaggart, John C, of McTaggart & Moscrop, h 5th ave. McTaggart, Joseph, h 815 Granville. McTaggart, L., clerk, 813 Granville. cTAGGART, M., GROCER, 818 GRANVILLE. RES. SAME. McTavish, G. Tache. acct. Canada Life h 673 Howe. McVety, H., machinist, C. P. R., h 1211 Seymour. McVety, James H., app. C.P.R. McVicars, —., h 538 Cambie. McVittie, Mrs. F., wid., 1211 Seymour. McWade, John, iron meJter r>20 Harris. McWhinnie (Thos.) & Orre (Chas. ), pros. Columbia Hotel, 40 Cordova E. MoWhinney, James, logger, h. 154 7th ave. McWhinnie, Thos., of McWhinnie & Orre. fMcWhirler, Alton, emp. R.C.P. Mills, h 314 Jackson. McWhinnie, flungo, carpenter, bds. Columbia Hotel. Nagle (W. J.) & Hartney (Chas.), tobacconists, 4^ Cordova. McRae, Edward, grocery, h 564 Howe. MeRae, George W., school teacher 833 Burrard McRae & Hall, carriage builders, 64 Hastings W. McRae, Hugh, 'longshoreman Prin- h 522 Prior. McRae, John Alexander, of McRae & Hall, h 448 6th ave. E. McBae. J. R., millwright, Hastings Mill, bds. Russ Abuse. McRae, J., clerk Nelson Drug Store Co., 801 Granville. McRae, J., steamship agent, 813 Georgia. McRae, Mrs. A., widow, 512 Richards. crae a Mcdonald, WOODWARD a nCDADTUCIITAI OTnnc.^ DEPARTMENTAL STORE m Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. Nagle. W. J., of Nagle & Hartney, res. Dufferin and Columbia. Nairn;> Wm., teamster, 525 Richards. Nailer, Fred, 324 Westminster ave. Nairn, Rod'k, teamster, 525 Richards. Naismith, D., mgr. J. Y. Griffin & Co., 121 Water, h 1322 Alberni. Nakusp Land & Imp. Co. Ltd., Rand Bros, agents. J Naron, Rod., teamster, Atkins & Johnson, rear cor. Abbott and Water. Narroway, H. H., law student, H. A. Simpson, h 534 Cambie. Nash, George, alley off 512 Seymour. National Cash Register Co 301 Cordova. jy.ATl'oNAL ASSURANCE CO., OP IRELAND (FIRE), JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, 607 HASTINGS W. Neal, White, laborer? 27 Cordova. Neary, Robert, tallyman Heap's Mill, h 229 Prinecss. Neelands, James, rear 432 Westminster. Neelands1, Thos. F.. Sec. Pacific Bldg. Soc., 7 Hastings E., h. 712 Homer. Neill, C. E., accountant. Merchants' Bk. of Halifax, h cor. Bute and Robson. Neil, Daniel, carpenter, h rear 412 Prin- cess Neil, Miss A., clerk H.B.Co. h 422 Cordova E. Neil, Robert, boilermaker, h 422 Cordova E. Neild, Wm., machinist, h 23 9th ave. Neill, Alonzo, h 3032 Westminster are. Neilson, A., millwright, Wm. Tytler L. Co. Neilson, Alfred, emp B. C. Cooperage, 1212 Richards. Neilson. Chas. E., tailor. 712 Seymour. Nelder, W.5 emn. B.C. Mills. _?' 726 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Nelson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Nickerson. Nelson, August, planer Van. Mill, h 826 Powell. Nelson, A. E.. Dyke & Evans. Nelson, Charles, pres. Nelson Drug Store Co., Ltd., h. 1143 Melville. Nelson, David, porter Metropole. N KLSON DRUG STORES CO., LTD. DRUGGISTS AND SEEDSMEN. IOO CORDOVA, Cor. ABBOTT. PHONE T2. SOI GRANVILLE, Cor. ROBSON, PHONE 70. Nelson, Fred., emp. Brewery, rear 2334 Westminster. Nelson, Hans, bartender, Hotel Norden. Nelson, Harry, brickmason, bds. Delmonico. Nelson, James, upholsterer, 801 Georgia, res. Central park. Nelson, Miss A., 66 Cordova. Nelson, N., longshoreman, 70 Front. Nelson, O., barber, 213 Abbott. Nelson (the) Poorman Gold Mining Co., Ltd. C. C. Bennett, president and managing director. W. L. R. Stoddart, secretary, head office Mackinnon building, Granville st. Nelson, Peter, butcher, h 428 Keefer. Nesbitt, Andrew, customs broker, 417 Granville, bds. Merchants Exchange. Nesbitt, George, blacksmith, 1207 Homer. Nesbit, John, blacksmith C.P.R. Nesbitt, J., wheel pressman, C.P.R. h 1023 Harwood. Nesbit P. J. C, brakeman, bds. 154 .Water. Nesbitt, Robert, laborer. 1207 Homer. Nesbitt, Samuel D., bartender, h 620 Homer. Newberry, Joseph, lather, h 1246 Seymour.. Newcombe, Capt. Holmes, "Cutch," h 633 Richards. Newey, S. C, h 579 Gore ave. New B. C. Dev. Corporation, Ltd., Hope, Graveley & Co., agents, 536 Hastings. New Fountain Hotel, Charles Schw ahn, prop., 27 Cordova. New Fraser River Gold Mining Co., Ltd., W. F. Gore, manager, 305 Cam- Newitt, Walter, driver, h eor. 12th and Manitoba. Newland, Arthur of Newlands & Farron, res. Central Hotel. NeTrland & Farron, prop. Central Hotel, 42-44 Cordova. Newman, —., teacher Vogel's College Mt. Pleasant. Newman, Arthur G., dairyman, h 1267 Howe. Newman, George, longshoreman, 332 | .Water. Newman, Miss Carrie, director Kindergarten, h 641 Seymour. Newman, Prof., teacher, h 415 Cordova. Newman, Walter, Thos., mining expert, 1650 Alberni. Newman, Walter, caretaker, water wks. News-Advertiser, F. L. C. Cotton editor and manager, 420 Cambie. Newsome, Wesley D., teamster, \ h 257 Keefer. Newsom, Wm. L., sec-treas., Van. Hardware Co., h. 989 Thurlow. Newson, Maria, Miss, h 366 5th ave. Newson, Wesley, driver, Van. Hardware Co. Newten, F. A., broker, 813 Hornby. Newton, George, emp. Sugar Refinery, h. 1024 Kefer. M, Newton, H. J., cashier Hastings Mill, h. 814 Nicola. Newton, Wesley, of Strange & Newton, h 827 Hornby. EW WESMINSTER & BURRARJ? INLET TELEPHONE CO., LTD., H. W. KENT, General Supt., 321 SEYMOUR, COR. HASTINGS ST. ' New York Life Ass. Co., C. H. Macaulay, district mgr., 505 Hastings W. EW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, FRANK S. TAGGART A CO. 419 HASTINGS W. Neylan, Joseph J., clerk, h 166 10th ave. Nichol, W. C, publisher Daily Province, h 7<th ave., Fairview. Nicholas, Simeon, longshoreman, Lome, cor. Ontario. Nicholls, Mrs. Helen, bdg. house, h Burrard. Nicholls, Mrs. John, 124 Hastings. Nicholls, O., bookkeeper Canadian El. Co., res. Waverley Hotel. Nicholson, Daniel, tailor, h 2 Powell. Nicholson, Henry O., miner, bds. Dougall House. Nicholson, J. C, lithographer Province. h 626 Jervis. Nicholson, Malcolm, clerk Bank of Commerce, h 579 Burrard. Nicholson, Mrs. Helen, h 579 Burrard. i Nickels, Capt. F. J., "Leonora." Nickerson, Wm. Downie, carpenter, a 1243 Burrard. 544 Gen. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 727 Nickerson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. North. Nickerson, F. G., clerk, East End branch Merchants' Bank of Halifax, h 833 Hornby. Nicksen, J. J., 1220 Melville. Nicoll, James C, accountant, Bank of B. N. A., res. 706 Granville. Nicol, W. L;, prop. Van. Granite Co., 419 Hastings W., h Bute, cor. Comox. Nicolle. John, mill-hand Beatty Lane. Nicolls, Fred, blacksmith, bds. Sunny- side. WM Nicolls, George, marine fireman, bds. Clarence Hotel. ICOLLS, EDWARD, REAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKER 317 CORDOVA. h 1120 Seaton. Nicolls, John, carpenter, h 534 Cambie. Nicolls, John, plasterer, bds. Delmonico. Nicolls, John Wm., R. C. P. M., shack nr hospital JVJ ICOLLS JOHN P., FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE GENERAL AGENT, MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. CO., DOM. OF CANADA GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO., 611 HASTINGS W. PHONE 746. Ii 1120 SEATON Nicolls, Sam., teamster, 120 Water. Niebergall, flarry E., . brewer, h room 8 Delbrook Block, Hastings E. Nield, Mrs. J., 553 Westminster. Nielsen, Chas. M., cigarmaker, h 310 Harris. jwiIP A TUCK GOLD HYDRAULIC MINING CO., LIMITED LIABILITY, J. M. BUXTON, President; A. E. KEALY, Secretary. 619 GRANVILLE. Nightingale, John P., of Welsh & Nightingale, h 138 8th ave. Nightingale, Wm., emp. Greenshields, h 843 Gore. N IRVANA TEA CO., J. E. CHIPMAN, AGENT. 17 WATER. ¥mse® <| !@<sm@ Painter. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. ■ 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Niles, Joseph S., agent, rooms 31 Hastings W. Niven, James, engineer, 832 Cordova E. Nixon, John, wood worker, 50 Hastings E., bds. Carter house. Noble, John, laborer, 132 10th ave. Norden Hotel, P. Larsen, prop. 23 Cordova. Norden, Emma, wid. George, h 380 6th ave. Norgord, Mrs. Carolina, bdg. house, 109 Heatley. Norman, Benj., gardener, h 720 Cambie. Norman, G., printer, h 722 Cambie. Norman, John, emp. Woods, book store, h 720 Cambie. Norman, Mrs. Susan, wid. Samuel, h 720 Cambie. Norman, Thomas, bookbinder, 325 Hastings, h 720 Cambie. Norris, —., 734 Richards. Norris, John, clerk Woodward, b 2532 Ontario. Norris. M. A., widow, 13 13th ave. North American (Fire), 226 Cambie. North. American Life Ass. Co., (Toronto), S. G. Faulkner, prov. mgr., 536 Hastings. North, Blanch, 105 Cordova. ORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE INS. CO., MAHON, McFARLAND A MAHON, LTD., RESIDENT AGENTS, 541 HASTINGS. North China Ins. Co., Ltd., 417 Granville. North Fork Mining Co., Ltd., Salmon River, B. C, G. W. Hutchings, pres.; W. E. Johnston, sec.; G. F. Baldwin, treas., 165 Cordova. North, Geo., stage mgr. Vancouver Opera House. North German Lloyd's, Mellon & Scott, agents, Cordova. Ill HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Olinhant. North, James, 318 Carrall. North, Sam, constable, 6th ave. North Pacific Lumber Co., mills at Barnet B. C. J., M. Piotras, mgr. Northern Pacific Ry. offlce, 417 Granville. Northern Pacific S. S. Co., 417 Granville North Star Mining Co., Mahon, McFarlane & Mahon, Ltd., agents. North Queensland Ins. Co., Johnson tic Burnett, agents, North Vancouver Land & Improvement Co., Mahon, McFarlane & Mahonv Ltd., 541 Hastings. North Vancouver municipal clerk's office, Inns of Court. Northern Ass. Co. (fire), Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Northern Counties Investment Trust, j -ope, Graveley & Co., agents, 536 P i stings. N( .hern Life Assurance Co., of Canada W. C. Mitchell, gen. agent, 315 Cambie. Northwest Mounted Police, Major A. B. Perry, supt., Bank B. N. A. building. Norton, J., bartender, Dougall House. Norweigan Church, Jackson and Prior. IWJ ORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE ' ' SOCIETY, JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, 607 HASTINGS W. Nosworthy, Edgar, fisherman. 311 5th. Noyes. W. A., clerk Kelly, Douglas & Co., res. 721 Burrard. " Nunamaker, B., warehouse man. 21 Hastings, res. 938 Park Lane. Nutting, C, R. C. P. M., 617 Powell. Nutting, Clint, lab., rear 143 Hastings E Nye, A. D., boat-builder, 943 Westminster ave. Nye, Chas, organ builder, 943 Westminster ave. Nye, James, mechanic, h 1311 Alberni. Nye, Percy, longshoreman, Columbia, cor. Lansdown. Nye, Thos., laborer, h 1311 Alberni. Oakley, Isaac, of Oakley & Son, h. 2149 Westminster. Oakley, Lester, 148 Hastings E. Oaklev, Samuel, of Oakley & Son, h 1027 Westminster. Oakley & Son, furniture, 148 Hastings E OBEN, JOHN, confectioner, 413 Hastings W., h Chilco. O'Brien, Daniel, laborer, 535 Hornby. O'Brien, Frank C, conductor El. Ry., h 112 Barnard. O'Brien (The) Hall, Homer, eor. Hastings. O'Brien & Jackson, props. Savo y hotel, 135 Cordova. O'Brien,. John, wks. V. Transfer Co., 107 Abbott. O'Brien, Joseph, slaughterman, Braden Sc Co., h 625 Ninth ave. W. O'Brien, Joseph, retired, h Powell. O'Brien, J. M., editor World, 1 res. room 7, 411 Hastings. O'Brien, Steve, of O'Brien & Jackson, 135 Cordova. O'Brien, Sumner, carpenter, h 1340 How. O'Brien, William E., dancing academy. Metropolitan Block. Occidental M. & M. Co., Ltd., E. Bourns sec, 515 Hastings W. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., Ockerman, Alfred, R. McMillan & Hamilton, h 510 Cordova. O'Connell, T. E., clerk Merchants' Bank of Halifax, bds. Victoria Houso, Homer. Odell. Mansell B., barrister, Beach ave., English Bay. O'Dell, William, carpenter, h. «• 640 Seymour. Oddfellows Lodge, I.O.O.F., top flat, Homer cor. Hastings. Odlin, H. M., barber, 617 Hastings. O'Donnell, Joseph, 5i7i^ Seymour. O'Dwyer, Daniel M., painter, h. 687 Barnard. Oertel, R. A., butcher, res. 36 Cordovt. O'Flynn, John, logger, 9th ave. Ogilvey, A. W., Ontario, cor. lltt ave. Ogilvie, Robert, 14 Cordova. Ogilvie, Robert A., clerk,, h. 2744 Ontario. Ogle, E. W., clerk 70'Cordova, h. 932 Howe. O'Hanby, Rod., carpentet No. 13 220 Keefer. O'Hara, Henry, lab., Columbia ave., n»| Lansdown. O'Haro, R. N., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 515 Cordova. Okanagan Land and Dev. Co., 519 Hastings. Oldershaw, Chas. R., architect, bds. 544 Granville. Oldfield, John W., contractor, h. 8th cor. Bridge. Oleson, Ole, fireman, C. P. R. h 623 Barnard. Oleson, Ole, lab., h. 408 Dunlevy ave. Olinhant, Richard, waiter, Vancouver Club. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 720 Oliphant. CITY OF VANCOUVER. O'Sheck. Club, Oliphant, Richard, Vancouver rooms 161 Hastings E. Oliver, Chas. M., C.P.R., operator, ,h 1174 Melville. Oliver, Harry, h 211 Cordova E. Oliver, Harry, bds. 214 Westminster. Oliver, Mrs. M., operator C.P.R. Oliver. Noble, fireman' "Cutch," h 219 Dufferin. Oliver, Thos., bds. Oriental. Oliver, William, machinist, h 718 Alexander. Olmstead, Albert D., emp. 0. P. R., 417 Drake. Olmstead, B. A., clerk, 702 Granville, h. 983 Howe. Olmstead, Chester, contractor, 574 Ninth ave. E. Olmstead, M. M., waiter, 420 Cordova. Olmstead, Oscar, carpenter, h 983 Howe. Olsen, Oles. 1r>eo. fireman. 1322 Homh-r. Olsen. Joseph, emp. saw mill, 036 Prior. Olson, Alfred, lab., 706 Westminster. Olson, A. J., carpenter, bds. Oriental. Olson, H: M., emp. R.C.P.M., 623 Princess. Olson, Jacob, laborer, 636 Prior. Olson, J. Edward, saw-filer, McNairs "Mill, h 608 Princess. Olson, Peter, laborer, h rear 540 Cambie. Omand, John, policeman, C. P. R., 541 Seymour. Omand, Mrs. S. S., dress maker, H. B. C„ h Seymour. O'Meara, Philip, photographer, 23 Hastings E. Omundson, P., caretaker, water works. O'Neil; J., emp. R.C.P.M. O'Neil, Wm., mill-hand, h 401 Keefer. O Neil, Wm. W.. mfg. agent, 15 Inns of Court, res. 617 Richards. O'Neill. A. J., tailor. 120 Hastings E„ res. 133 Hastings E. C ONTARIO ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, 607 HASTINGS W. Opera Resort, Thos. Lowry prop., 500 Carrall. Oppenheimer Bros., Ltd., grocers, 100- 102 Powell. Oppenheimer, Isaac, of Oppenheimer ^ros.. Ltd.. rp«. Hotel Vflnconver. Oppenheimer, Jesse, clerk, 102 Powell. bds. Hotel Vancouver. Onnenheimer. M., clerk, 102 Powell, res. Hotel Vancouver. Oppenheimer. Sol, of Oppenheimer Bros., Ltd.', res. Hotel Vancouver. Ordway. Henry H.. logger, h 1271 Howe. Oremus, George, h Maple, near 7th av«. _5^ BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, MilwiPO-ffli ^wttiwll MufsS H ar 9, 'tojffififiiij- Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention ORIENT TEA CO., JOHN MURCHIE, 518 CORDOVA. /•ORIENTAL HOTEL, ^ Harry Edwards, mgr. 306 Water Miss Ethel Hastings, lessee. O'Rielly. Barnard, bartender Commercial Ormsby, Mrs., widow, dress maker, 318 Westminster. Ormsby, Bobert P., principal Queen's School, 1171 Georgia. Oro-Fino Mines, Ltd., J. R. Seymour, pres.; C. M. Beecher; vice-pres., Alex. Grant, sec'y, 413 Granville. Orr, Hugh, moulder, 8th ave., near Ontario. Orr, James, h 761 Hornby. Orr, W. J., clerk,' Westminster, h. 317 Harris. Orre. Chas. H.. of McWhinney & Orre. Orrell, Harry S., clerk El. B.C. Co. h 1032 Barclay. Orrell, H. S., accountant, 505 Hastings W., h 1082 Barclay. Orrell, Mrs. Jane, of Summers & Orrell. h 1082 Barclay. Orrole Syndicate Ltd. (foreign), 538 Hastings. Osborn (E.) & Cooper (James), boat- builders, Coal Harbor, junction of Pender and Georgia. Osborne, —., lather, bds. Hotel Grand. Osborne, E., ship carpenter, 1535 Pender. Osborne, James, asst. 160 Water. Osborne, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 128 Cordova. __. Osborne. Thos., lab.. No. 3 400 Keefer. Osborne, W., cashier, C. P. R., h. 813 Georgia. _„ ^ Osborne, W. J., H. S. M., h. 513 Barnard. O'Sheck, Chas., cigarmaker Metropolitan Cigar Factory. 730 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Ostrom. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Palmer Ostrom, Arthur, loco, engineer, 624 Homer. O'Sullivan, John, assayer and antlytical chemist, B. C. Agency, Ltd., h 742 Nicola. Otrom, Arthur D., emp. C.P.R., h 845 Hornby. Ottawa hotel, Chas. Dashway, prop., 612 Pender. Ouellette,. Geo. O., bookkeeper, 333 Hastings E. Ounsted, F. D., C.P.R., ft. dept. 1111 Pender. Outram, E. D., clerk C.P.R., freight office, h 845 Hornby. Owen, P., El. Ry., h 950 Park Lane. ■ Pwen, W. R., blacksmith, West minster road, cor. 10th ave. Owens, George Alfred, driver, 1757 Westminster. Owens, John Joseph, carpenter, h 464 7th ave. Owens, Wm. P., blacksmith, 2438 Westminster, h 364 13th ave. Oye, W., general store, h 429 Powell. Oyster Bay Restaurant, Geo. Clayton Leonard, prop., cor. Carrell and Cordova E. Pabst Brewing Co., Berg & Sauer,-agts., foot Gore ave. Pace, John, emp. Crematory, h 642 7th ave. Pace, W. J., mgr. for D. McGillivray, 614 Georgia st., res. 1240 Pender. Pacific Beverage Co., —. Struthers, mgr., 122 Alexander. Pacific Bill Posting, Advt. and Dist. Agency, A. F. Morris, mgr., 10 Lefevre Block. Pacific Building Society, T. F. Nulands, sec. 7 Hastings E. Pacific Const Packing Co., Geo. Wilson, aeent, 301 Hastings. Pacific Coast S.S. Co., H. T. Lewis, •agent, C.P.R. wharf. Pacific r'onst Fire Iins. Co.. J. W. Seott. agents. Cordova. Pacific Lodge, R. T. of T., meet Tues- dav 45 Cordova. Pacific Province Prospecrinsr Co.. Ltd., Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd. PACIFIC VARNISH CO., EDMUND SPILLMAN A ALBERT H. ZIEGLER, MANUFACTURERS OF VAJRNISHES, JAPANS AND LACQ.UERS. 70 CORDOVA EAST. Packey, Mrs. J., wid. Josiah, h 317 Georgia. Packe, Chas., clerk, 324 Carrall. Packham, Chas., clerk, H. B. C, h English Bay. Packham, Chas, H. B. C, h. 526 Burrard. Pacman, J., emp. El. Ry. Paddon, W., 520 Seymour. Paddon, Wm. Henry, engineer, h 500 Barnard. Padgham, Alfred, tailor, 312 Columbia. Padgham, Charles Walter, tailor, h 910 Seymour. Padmore, H .E., tobacconist, 1 Arcade, . 1023 Robson. AGE PONSFORD BROS., (Harold Ponsford and Edward Chapman). GENT'S FURNISHINGS, 603 HASTINGS. Paguelt, Thos., carpenter, bds. City Htl. Painter, Harry J., of Painter & Turton, h 8th ave., Fairview. QAINTER a turton, (Harry John Painter and T. Chris- topher J. Turton). REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS. 700 GRANVILLE. Painters & Decorators, meet Tuesday, 1st and 3rd. 45 Cordova. Painton, F. J., music dealer, 418 Hastings, h 1132 Robson. Palace Clothing House Co., Ltd., Wm. Walsh, mgr., 110 Cordova st. Palace Hotel, J. Unsworth, 349 Carrall. >'ALACE( The), LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLES. JOHN JAMES SPARROW, Proprietor, 1003 PENDER, Cor. BURRARD, TELEPHONE 125. Pallissier, J., 306 Alexander. Pallmer. Geo., C.P.R. shops, bds. Colon- ial Hotel. Palmer, A. E., agent J. B. MaeLaren, j Inns of Court, res. Hotel Vancouver. Palmer, Geo. B., blacksmith helper C.P. I R., bds.. Colonial Hotel. Palmer, H. D., feed store, res. 1107 Westminster ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 731 Palmer CITY OF VANCOUVER. Parsons. flour and feed, 820 Col- Palmer, H. T Granville. Palmer, John, laborer, C.P.R., bd onial Hotel. r Palmer, Joseph, saddler, h 234 Scott. Palmer, Joseph W., harnessmaker, 3122 Quebec. Palmer Sc Mclntyre, harness, 118 Hastings. Palmer, P. J., emp. Vancouver Sash & Door Factory, 741 Seymour. Palmer, P. I., bookkeeper, h 719 Seymour. Palmer, Robert V., flour and feed, 1003 Westminster, h 1007 Westminster. Palmer, Sam, carpenter, 3122 Quebec. Palmer. W. H., 3122 Quebec. Palpki, Tader, 128 Cordova E. Palson, John, engineer, 920 Seymour. Paquette, N., shipcarpenter, 7th ave.. Fairview. Pardey, Maximilian, iaborer, C.P.R. Pare, Aime, architect, h 8L1 Keefer. Parent, J. B., tailor, 229 Barnard. Parent, Paul, clerk Ting Drug Store, 512 Seymour. Park, foreman, h 633 Cambie. Park, T. S., Robertson & Hackett, 19 Hastings. Park. Charles, policeman, 232 Keefer. Parker, —., engineer, No. 227 Dufferin. Parker, Albert C, butcher, 27 Dufferin. Parker, Arthur, G. P. R. shops, j.213 Seymour. Parker, Chas'., emp. Kurtz & Co.. 309 Cordova. Parker, Clint, driver, 239 Keefer. Parker. O. G.. driver. 550 Westminster, h. 257 Keefer. Parker, Fred W., emp. C.P.R., h 2715 Westminster. Parker, Fredk. Wm., clerk, h 441 Westminster road. Parker, Geo., cook, h 455 Prior. Parker, George, manager Hotel Metro- pole, Abbott. Parker, Geo. W., H. B. C, h B^ach ave., English W&M, Parker. Harry, driver, 65 Cordova E., bds Russ house. Parker, Herbert, hack-driver. 218 Keefer Parker, Jake, fruits. 13 Powell. Parker, J., engineer, Coquitlam. Parker, J. C. emn. Armstrong & Morrison, h cabin 14. 220 Keefer. Parker. Maud Mary, clerk, P. O., res. 441 Westminster. Parker. Miss E., teacher East End School. Parker, Reginald, clerk, C. P. R., 441 Westminster road. Parker. Wm., carpenter, bds. Norden Hotel. Parkor/W. H., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Vancouver Floral Co., Headquarters for Roses and Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Me'ville Streets, VANCOUVER. Tel. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager Parker, W. H, emp. B.C. Mills. Parkes, , A., widow, 7th ave, Fair- view. Parkes, A. H., of Parkes Bros., 7th ave., Fairview. Parkes Bros., painters, 39 Cordova E. Parkes, Fred'k, 1822 7th ave. Parks. Jesse, emp. Thorpe & Co., 7th av Parkes, Samuel, painter, 7th 'ave., Fair- view. Parkinson, Edward B.. dept. collector Inland Revenue, res. Central Park. Parkinson, Joseph, h 631 Harris. Parkinson, Neil, h 776 Homer. Parks, Arthur, painter C.P.R. Parks, Wm., emp. Wilband & Warren, h 7l5 Hamilton. Parmiter, John, contractor, 406 6th ave. Parr, J. Edmiston, of Parr & Fee, cor. Homer & Hastings. ARR A FEE, ARCHITECTS, HASTINGS, Cor, HOMER. Parrent, J. B., tailor, 167 Hastings E., h 229 Barnard. Parslovv-, William, sawyer, h 409 Powell. Parsons, —., h 556 Cambie. Parsons, A., master mariner, 536. Cambie. Parson, Chas., cigarmaker, Metropolitan Cigar Factory. QARSONS, B. S., HACKS, CABS AND EXPRESS WAGGONS, COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS. 80 HASTINGS, BRACKMAN A KER BUILDING, PHONE 460. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Peach. lARSONS PRODUCE CO., "WHOLESALE PROVISIONS, AND PORK PACKERS, ARTHUR F. ROLPH, Manager. 207 COLUMBIA AVE., HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG, BRANCHES AT NELSON, ROSSLAND AND VICTORIA. DAWSON CITY AND ATLIN, Parsons, John, of Parsons Produce Co. bds. Vancouver Hotel. Parsons, R., emp. R.C.P.M., h 305 Fifth. Parsons, Thomas", binder, News-.c-_.ver- tiser, h 309 Georgia. Parsons, William, fisherman, h rear 516 Prior. Partridge, Frank, cabinet maker, h 215 Dufferin. Partridge, Miss M. E.. h. 743 Prior. Partridge. Robert, b 743 Prior. Partridge, R. W.. mgr. H. B. C, liquor dept., h. 743 Prior. Paterson, Alex., accountant, 28 Cordova. h 2511 Westminster. Paterson, A. J., clerk, h 1159 Pendril. Paterson, Frank, gardener, h 1028 Alberni. Paterson, Robert, agent 639 7th ave. Paterson, Robt. D., prop. People's Fuel Co., Powell, cor. Westminster. Paterson, Robert H, commission, 165 Cordova, h 524 7th ave. Paterson, T., wall paper, h 324 Homer. Paton, Andrew, plumber, h 446 6th ave. Paton, G.. wid. A., h 623 Richards. Paton. John, traveller, h 626 Richards. Paton. J. W, caretaker Province Pub. Co., h 148 Hastings W. Patrick, George, butcher, 741 Hamilton, h 711 Cambie* ■ Patterson, Alex., bookkeeper, h 2?J11 Westminster. Patterson, A„ h. rear 718 Alexander. Patterson, Onpt D., 510 'Alexander. Patterson, Donald, teamster, bds. 160. Water. Patterson, D., boilermaker, B.C.I. Wks. Pn+terson. D.. emn. Arms-rovar Sc Morrison, res. Central park. Patterson. Fred J., driver. 219 Carrall. h. 415 Gore ave. Patterson, F., miner, 322 Powell. Patterson. F., teamster, Van Transfer h 415 Gore. Paterson, Henry M., operator, C.P.R., h 578 Burrard. Patterson, John, blacksmith h. 306 Alexander. Patterson, J. P., watchman Union •Steamship, h. 415 Gore ave. Patterson, J. R., blacksmith, 306 Alex- i! ander. Patterson, Mrs. George, h 913 Howe. Patterson, Mrs. Margaret, wid. R. G., h 578 Burrard. Patterson, Thomas, C.P.R., 230 Westminster. Patterson, T., emp. E. H. Heap's Mill Patterson, Wm. Brown, poultry dealer, 456 12th ave. Patterson, Wm., Salvation Army shelter, 160 Water. Pattinson, W. B., Produce Market Sq.. h rear 456 12th ave. Patron, John K.. Denman, cor. Haro. I Patton, Wm., 521 Pacific. Patton, Wm. H., engineer, 509 Barnard. Paull, Alfred A., emp. C. P. R., h. 475 7th ave. Paul. Chas., plumber, 24 Cordova. Paul. Emil, Mainland Cigar Factory, h 507 Richards. Paul, Ernest, mail clerk C.P.R., h 749 Burrn rd. Paul. E.. cigarmaker. bds; Hotel Norden. Paul. Geo., emp. H. S. M., 314 Alexander. Paul, Geo. F., A.B. on Empress of India,, h 314 Alexander. Paul, John, truant officer, City Schools. 314 Alexander. Paul. John A., h. 314 Alexander. Paul. Joseph, watchmaker, 102 Cordova, h. 914 Seymour. Paul. Robert J., carriage builder, 743 Hamilton. Paul. Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Paull. Mrs. A. H.. 914 Seymour. Sevmmir. Paul, Wm., app. Geo. E. Trorey, h 914 Seymour. Payne, E., candy maker. 127 Hastings Pavne, TTirrT. Tinker T. Barnwill. Pavne. H., bricklayer, Pender, W. of Nicola. Payne. Walter, sailor Empress of India., h 1622 Westminster. Paxman. John W., motorman, h. 132 Dufferin. Peace, Arthur Herbert, butcher R. Porter & Sons, h Cordova E. Peach, Edward Wilks, plumber, h 591 Hornby. Peach, E. H., butcher, 323 Cordova E. Peach 'John Robert) & Laurenson (Otto), plumbers. 512 Pender. Pen eh. John Robert, plumber, h. 591 Hornby. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 733 Peake. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Perry. Peake, Michael, tailor, 715 Richards. Peach, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Peacy, Wm., carpenter, h 340 7th ave. Peak, Patrick, stonecutter, h 314 Hastings E. Peake, Patrick, tailor, 715 Richards. Peaker, Miss Mary, housekeeper Commercial Hotel. Pearce, —., blacksmith, h Powell. Pearce, Richard, driver, Hastings Mill, h 110 Dunlevy.- Pearce, Samuel W., mining operator, 913 Granville. Pearce, Thos., gardener, h Walter, cor. 19th ave. Pearce, Thos. Rushton, clerk James Stark, 935 Hornby. Peard. Matthew, collector World, h 826 Hornby. Peard, Mat, clerk World, bds. Leland. Pearl, John, laborer, 510 Cordova. Pearsall, Charles, mfg. jeweller, 105 Cordova, h 1134 Robson. Pearsall, H. L., clerk 1134 Robson. Pearsall, Walter, jeweller, 105 Cordova, h 1134 Robson. Pearson, laborer, h 950 Keefer. Pearson, James D., painter, 226 Harris. Pearson, J. M., M.D., 415 Hastings W., h 1229 Georgia. Pearson, Thos. P., mining engineer, h. 303 6th ave. Pearey, John, con. street ry., 563 Hamilton. Pea e, MeGowan, carpenter/ 543 Seymour. Pease, A. M., driver, 332 Hastings, h 523 Seymour. Pease, J., carpenter, bds. Oriental. Peck, Haliburton, ahip carpenter, 1340 Howe. Peck, John W. & Co., clothing, 420 Richards. Peck, Elias, machinist, h. 1309 Hornby. Peck, John, marine engineer,' 833 Richards. Peel, Thos., grocer, 549 llth ave. Pedder, Wm., expressman, 1113 Seymour. Peel, Thomas, 549 7th ave. Pelkey, J. A., auctioneer, 652 Prior. res. 2220 Quebec. Pendola, Mrs. E., wid., 1236 Seymoar. Pendolan, August, engineer h 1236 Seymour. Pengelly, Alma, carpenter, 251 llth av. Pengelly, Frank, 518 Hastings, h 831 Hamilton. Pengelly, R. J., emp. B.C. Mills. Pengelly, Wesley, printer, 251 llth ave. Penhill, Miss, principal, Alexander orphanage, 7th ave. Pennefede, G., lab., 615 Grove ave. Pennefede, Plerf., 619 Grove ave. WEILL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS m Headqna ters for Commercial Travellers n NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays'and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Penny, —., laborer, 6th ave., Fairview. Penny, G. H., emp. Turner, Beeton, h 1117. Richards. Penny, H. T., salesman Turner, Beeton & Co. Penny, T. G., clerk C. P. R., h. Drake cor. Howe. Penticton Townsite Co., Ltd., Yorkshire Guarantee & S. Corporation. ' Pentreath, Ven. Pentreath, Edwin S. W., Ven. Archdeacon of Columbia (Anglican), h 1601 Barclay; Penzer, E. E., (Crowder & Penzer), h. 1035 Nelson. People's Fuel Co., R. D. Patterson, prop. Powell, cor. Westminster. Peppard, Hill, of Western Cartage Co., res. Palace Hotel. Peppard, Hill, of Western Cartage Co., bds. Palace Hotel. Peppitt, Wm. J., clerk H. B. C, 811 Hamilton. Pereell, Joseph, lab., A. Wallace, Princess. Percival, John, carpenter, h 204 Harris. Percival, Mrs. M., 411 Dunsmuir. Perkins, Harry F., carpenter, h. 718 Prior. Perkins, George, N„ lab., h rear 716 Homer. Perkins, Joe., emp. R.C.P.M. Perkins, Wm., machinist Letson & Burpee, h Fairview. Perkins, Winter, mechanic, h. 9th ave., Fain iew. Perrand, Adolph, laborer, h 639 Hamilton. Perrier, Adolph, baker, h 718 Powell. Perry, Chas. E., civil engineer, h 1300 Comox. 1 1 Perry, Chas., carpenter, h 823 Seymour. Perry, Clara, wid. C. Z., h 522 Richards. Perry. Frank, bridgeman C.P.R., reis. Cambie. Perry, George, carpenter, h 823 Seymour. Ml 734 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Perry. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Pioneer Perry, Geo. S., collector Province, h. 574 6th ave. Perry, Harry, driver McDonald Transfer, h 522 Richards. Perry, Major A. B., N. W. M. P., bank B. N. A. Chambers, h 1435 Pender. Perry, Walter, laborer, h 468 6th ave. Pervil, George, waiter Commercial Htl. Perry. Wm., teamster, McDonald Bros. Peters, C, plumber, Cambie, h. 810 Homer. Peters, Chris., warehouseman, 13 Cordova, h 12th ave. Peters, Hon. Frederick, Q.C., of Tupper, Peters & Gilmour, h Barclary, cor. Nicola, and Victoria City. Peters, H. W.. R. C. P. M. Peters, Miss, piano and organ agent, 627 Richard. Peters, S., carpenter, bds. City Hotel. Petersky, Samuel, general store, Steveston, h 934 Seymour. Peterson, carpenter, h 1305 Hornby. Peterson, Axel, jeweller, 224 Carrall. h 106 9th ave. Peterson, Chas., carpenter, bds. 155 Cordova E. » Peterson, C, h. 410 10th ave. Peterson, Emil, fireman str. Etta White, 916 Seymour. Peterson, Frank, shoemaker, 221 Abbott, res. 219. Peterson, Gross, longshoreman, 410 Cambie. Peterson, H. P., emp. R.C.P. Mill. Peterson, Louis. Emp. El. Ry. Pews, Robert, 616 Westminster. Phaeunf, A. E., of A. Grenier & Co., res. Sherman House. Phelan, John, C.P.R., 900 Hornby. Philip, Alex., of J. Mason & Co., h 1043 Howe. Phenn, Wm. T.; cutter, h 710 Granville. Philip, Arthur, notary, h Howe. Manitoba and llth. Phillip \ Arm G. Mines, Ltd., H. Rhodes & Co., agents, Hastings. Philips, Chas.. lab. Powell E. Phillipno, J. R., of Webber & Phillippo. res. Masonic Building. Phillips, Chas. H., helper C.P.R. h 1231 Homer. Phillips; Frank, clerk, h 318 Carrall. Phillips, Wm., emp. C.P.R., h 1021 Harwood. Phillipo, Geo., bds. Walker House. Philn. P.. S., grocer. 523 Hastiners. h cor. Philp, J. C, mgr. Keewatin Milling Co., res. 1322 Alberni. Philpot, Chas., clerk, h 1656 Georgia. Philpot, Harvey John, physician, ii. 1656 Georgia. Philpot, Hilton, 1656 Georgia. Phipick, J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. PHIPPS, ALDRIDGE A CO., wholesale fruits, 155 Water. Phipps, Geo. W., accountant T. Dunn & Co.. h 745 Hamilton. Phoenix, Albert E., grocery, 85 Hast- * ings E., h 666 Princess. HOENIX OF LONDON, CEPERLEY. MACKENZIE AND ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. i HOENIX INSURANCE CO. OF HART FORD (FIRE), JOHN J. BANFIELD, Agent, 304 HASTINGS W. Physickj James, engineer C.P.R., h 311 Georgia. Physick, John, apprentice B. C. Iron Wks., 812 Richards. Physick, Thos., mechanic O. P. R., 812 Richards. Pickering, J., rooms Elesmere. Pickering W., 542 Georgia. Pickey, R. A., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Pickford & Black Steamship Line, 226 Cambie. Pickling, h 281 Front. Pickward, A.,- emp. El. Ry., bds. Carter . House. Pickwell, James, teamster, W. L. Tait h 3rd ave. Pickwood. A., bds. Carter House. Pigott, Mrs., 818 Nicola, Piggot, T. V., h. 818 Nicola st. Pike, Angus, logger, h 411 Powell. Pike, Hudson, emp. B.C. Iron Work., h 411 Powell. Pike, Joseph W., surveyor, h 2537 West-- j minster road. Pike, Mrs., widow, John, h Sll Powell. Pike, Simon, logger, h 411 Powell. Pilon, A., boots aud shoes, 9. Grom, mgr., 318 Carrall. Pilling, Mrs., widow, 630 Homer. Pilot Board, R. H. Alexander, chairman; Mackinnon Building. Pim Harry, .agent Can. Geh. Elec. Co., 606 Cranville. h 1490 Haro. Pini, Albert, bds. Europe hotel. Pinch, John, C.P.R., shops, bds. Golden Gate. Pini, Leopold, bds. Europe hotel. Pinkham. J., clerk, Imperial bank, n 1100 Haro. Pioneer Development and Exploration Co'., of British Columbia, Ltd., C. Tetley, agent, 404 Richards. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 785 Pioneer. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Porter. P IONEER STEAM LAUNDRY, ^§5 D. M. STEWART, 910, 912 and 914 RICHARDS. PHONE 346 Piper, Chas. J., h Robson, near Denman. PIPER, CHARLES THOS. XV., real estate and builder, h Robson, near Denman. Pittbenner, Gustave C. H., bartender, Atlantic Hotel. Pitts, J. R., cook Europe Hotel, h 507^ Westminster. Pitts Wm., painter, 8th ave., Fairview. Plato, Geo., cabinetmaker Chas. Hatch. Plato, John, carpenter, 1550, 7th ave., Fairview. Piatt, Edward, blacksmith's helper. Piatt, Hebert, emp. C.P.R., h 1316 Hornby. Plnvfflir TTerTiert P.. ipemintnnt bank of B. C, res. Vancouver club. Pledger, Robert, laborer, h 2630 Westminster road. Plewis. Mrs., wid. John, dressmaker, 426 Keefer. Plomandon. Rev. Father, O.M.I., res. 618 Richards. Plowman, Israel, laborer Sugar Refinery h 657 Grove. Plowman. John, laborer Sugar Refinery, h 119 Cordova E. QLUNKETT, OSBORNE, BARRISTER, MACKINNON BUILDING, Ix. 1857 PENDER. Podveske, Wm., brickmaker, h 873 7th. Polenz, Adolf, watchman, 1206 Seymour. Police station, Powell, Nr. Westminster, minster Pollard, Joseph, of W. J. Lamrick & Co., res. Elesmere. Pollard. Wm., laborer, rear 718 Alex- ' ander. Pollett, W., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. Poller, Richard, of J. Mason & Co., bds. I Waverlev Hotel. . Pollock, (Robt) & Dickinson (Wm. 1 John), moulders, B.C.I. Works. Pollock, John T., emp. C.P.R., bds. Gam- f branius. Pollock, J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Pollock, J. T., emp. B.C. Mills, h 136 1 Water. Pollock, Robert, of Pollock & Dickinson, 320 Barnard. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. Pollock, Robt. L., B. C. I. W., h. 820 Barnard. Polotina, Jas., lab., C. P. R., Cement works. Polotinia, Joseph, emp. Cement Works. h shacks off Powell. Ponsford, Harold of Page, Ponsford ' Bros., h 1321 Pender. Ponsford, L., Province Pub. Co. h 1153 Haro. Ponsford, Page, Mrs., h 1153 Haro. ONT, JAMES, VANCOUVER FLORAL CO., BURRARD, END OF DUNSMUIR. (See Corner Cards.) Poodle Dog Hotel, H. F. Burton, prop., 318 Cordova. Pool, Russell, H., carpenter C.P.R. Pool, Wm., painter, bds. Delmonico. POOLE, ALFRED, M. D., 60 CORDOVA. h 318 Alexander. Poole. Ross H., carpenter, 106 6th ave. Porte, Gilbert A. H., clerk H.B.C. h 1000 Thurlow. Portemore, Frank, clerk S. Fader, res. 311 Cordova. Porter, Archelaus, porter, C.P.R., 410 Cordova. Porter, Chas., of R. Porter & Sons, res. Dunsmuir. Porter, Francis, emp. H. S. M., h 8t>3 Prior. Porter. Fred, of R. Porter & Son. h Dunsmuir, cor. Homer. Porter, H. E., mining engineer, h 818 Georgia. Porter, James, elerk, 180 Cordova, a. 424 Princes*. _;$!• 736 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Porter. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Price, Porter, Maud, 130 Dupont. Porter, R. & Sons, butchers, 138 Cordova. Portmorei Frank, emp. Faders, bds. Walker House. Portsmouth, G. T., carpt., bds. Gold Hse. Post office, Jonathan Miller, Postmaster, Granville, cor. Pender; sub. post office, D. J. McDonald postmaster. 626 Westminster ave. Pothimer, —., bds. 151 Cordova E. Pottinger, Arthur Buchanan, of Pottinger & Piffin, res. 673 Howe. rjOTTINGER & TIFFIN, (Arthur Buchanan Pottinger and Fred W. Tiffin). BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, THOMPSON OGLE BLOCK Potts, E. E., bds. 154 Water. Pound, Geo. A., pressman, 620 Hamilton. Pound, Geo. F., pressman News-Advertiser, h 620 Hamilton. Pound, Geo. H., pressmann, 620 Hamilton. Pound, W. M. A., compositor, News- Advertiser, 620 Hamilton. Powe, Joseph, blacksmith, h 405 Drake. Powe, Wm., blacksmith, C. P. R., 1827 Richards- Powe, Wm., blacksmith C.P.R. h 1339 Richards. Powe, William G., blacksmith, C. P. R. shops, 1327 Richards. Powell, Benjamin, h 539 Hornby. Powell, Ernest, emp. Crawford & Co., h 587 flornby. Powell, E. 6., warehouseman Vancouver Agency, Ltd.. h Hornby. Powell, E. C, Ry. Mail clerk, * h 717 Burrard. Powell, Frank, H.B.C., h 587 Hornby.- Powell, James W., laborer, h 1263 Howe. Powell, John L., foreman News-Advertiser, h cor. 6th and Westminster ave. Powell, Lake Mining Co., Haas, Vest & Clark, Inns of Court. Power, Wm., rear 432 Westminster. Power, Wm. D., emp. C.P.R., h 1111 Pender. Power, W. D., clerk C.P.R. freight office; Powers, J. F., clerk, 1004 Eveleigh. Powers, J. G., h. 1004 Eveleigh. Powers, J. S., bookkeeper, 616 Hastings, res. 1104 Eveleigh. Powers, Patrick, h 1004 Everleigh. Powers, Bay, clerk P. Burns & Co., H 1104 Everleigh. Powers. Thos., stone cutter, b 3rd ave., Fairview. Powers, Thos. H., prop. Revere Houm, 600 Cordova. Powers, W. W., clerk Metropolitan Cigar Co., res. Georgia. Powis, George W., city traveller Kelly, Douglas & Co., h 578 Burrard. Prather, Wm., stableman McDonald Bros. Pratley, Chas., expressman, 1020 Davie. Pratley, Geo, expressman, 1020 Davie. Pratt, Bell, printer Evans & Hastings, h 157 Cordova E. Pratt, D., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, Pratt, John L., barber, 421 Cordova, h 230y2 Hastings E. Pratt, J., printer, h 155 Cordova E. 3 Pratt, R. B., night engineer International Ice Co., h 311 Cordova E. Preforntaine, Clara, baker and confectioner, 506 Westminster. Prenter, Sam'l., H., timekeeper C.P.R., 612 Burrard. Prenter, Samuel, L. P., emp. C.P.R., h 630 Burrard. Prenter, S. O.. chief timekeeper O. P.E., . h. 612 Burrard. Prentice, Jenet, widow, Wm., 110 Heat- ly ave. Prentice, John, traveller, 131 Water, h. 816 Seymour. Prentice, Wm., se.c. the B. C. Sugar Refinery Co., Ltd., res. 705 Cordova E. . PRESBYTERIAN CBTJRCHES— First—Rev. J. Reid, jr., pastor, cor. Gore and flastings. Mount Pleasant—Rev. M. H. Mcintosh, tor, Richards, cor. Georgia. St. Andrew's—Rev. E. D. McLaren .pastor Richards, cor. Georgia. Secy., Prescott Mining Co., Ltd., C. C. Bennett, secretary, Mackinnon Building. Preseott Norman, emp. C.P.R., h 578 Burrard. Prescott. J. W., city agent, Sun Life, h 881 Burrard. Preston, James A., constable Police Station. Preston, Mrs. Frankie, 121 Dupont. Preston, Mrs. Isaac, widow, h 1018 Robson. Preston, Samuel, foreman, h 752 Princess. Preston, Sarah, school teacher, h 531 Hornby. Preston, Wm., fitter C.P.R., h 1129; Homer. Preston, Wm.. carpt.. bds. 160 Water. Price & Co. (Sir Charles), Johnson & I Burnett, agents. Price. Hedley B., carpenter, 710 9th ave. Price (Sir) Chas., Johnson Sc Burnett, agents. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. tp< Price. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Pybus. Price, Thos., lab., 617 Grove. Price, William S., h 818 Powell. Pride, Alfred, emp. Royal City Mills, h 323 Princess. Priestland, Chas., moulder, h 370 5th ave. Priestman, George, C.P.R., h 115 12th ave. Priestmar, Geo., store foreman C.P.R. h 115 Twelfth ave. E. Priestman, John, clerk, 12th ave. E. Prichard, John, teamster, h 13th ave, cor. Sophia st. Prichard, Thomas, bricklayer, h 382 10th ave. Prime. Frank, laborer, h rear 1015 Homer. Prine. Frank H, ear repairer C.P.R. Pringle, George, 658 Tenth. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C Telephone 429. P RIOR, E. G. A CO., LTD., HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURE MACHINERY. EDWARD LANGLEY, Agent, 23-25-27-29 HASTINGS. Prior, Francis L., bookkeeper, h 141 10th ave. Prior,. Frank H, painter, C.P.R., h 133 10th ave. Pritchard, John, teamster, 274 13th ave. E. Pritchard, Thomas, bricklayer, 382 10th ave. E. ' Procter, Frederick James, of Mahon, McFarland & Mahon, Ltd., h Nicola, near Beach ave. Prospectors Syndicate, of B.C.. Ltd. Lty. Gilbert Mahon, managing director. 541 T-To^1-ipp.c:> Providence Mining & Developing Co., Ltd.. J. Rnrnot lW"r-l-irov, ^rr>s . J. T. De Pencier, sec'y-treas., Inns of Court QROVINCE (THE), DAILY AND WEEKLY, WALTER C. NICOL. Publisher. HASTINGS W. Province Publishing Co.. Ltd.. Lhy.. las Coltart, managing director Hastings, — ROVINCIAL BUILDING AND LOAN P ASSOCIATION, OF TORONTO, A. A. BOAK * CO., LTD., Agents, .515 HAJSTINCS. Pruden, George, blacksmith, h 18 10th Prussian National Ins. Co., Johnson ,& Burnett, agents, Public school, 9th ave, Fairview. Puget Sound Tug Boat Co., Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. I ugh, John, taxidermist, 7th ave, nr. Caroline, Mt. Pleasant. Pugh, J. S. W., law student, 519 Hastings, h 638 Burrard. Paul, Samuel G., bookkeeper Cleve Canning Co., -h. Carolina, cor 7th ave. Purdy. —., carpenter, h 729 Richards. Purdy & Co., real estate, 418 Hastings Purdy, Capt. John, Evans, Coleman & Evans. Purdy, Edwin C, brakeman, C.P.R., h 640 Homer. Purdy, Ernest R., chief clerk Brad- street Co., res. 130 9th ave. Pm-dy. Henuy, brakeman C.P.R., h 253 Keefer. Purdy, Tram, laborer, H. S. M., h 862 Prircess. Purdy, J"mes, ship-builder, h ^40 Homer. Purdy, John, watchman, 825 Richards. Purdy, Miss Alice M.. teacher, h 8th ave, near Bridge. Purdy. Ralph, (Purdy & Co.). h | 130 9th ave. Purdy, S. S., of Purdy & Co., h, :M0.9tb ave. Purser, James, 154 Alexander. Purser, Wm., tinsmith, 152 Alexander. Purvis, Allan, clerk C. P. R., 533 Cordova, h. 761 Thoriow. Purvis, Alex., H.B.C., clerk, ..Beach ave., English Bay. Purvis, John, engineer, 761 Thoriow. Purvis, John P., engineer C.P.R. h 761 Thurlow. pi% Pntman, Edgar D., sec'y-treas. the Geo. R. Gordon Co., Ltd., h 631 Richards. Pvbus, Capt. Henry, SS. Tartar, h. 871 Hornby. 1 41 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CI11 OF VANCOUVER. Ramsay, PYKE, JOSEPH ALEX., Boots and shoes, 518 Hastings, res. 529 Burrard. Pyke, R. S., clerk, 518 Hastings, 745 Hamilton. Pyett, Mrs., Bridge Hotel. Qualen, Rev. Claus, pastor Scandinavian Lutheran, h 770 Keefer. Quan, John, Balmoral Hotel, h 795 Hornby. kUANN BROTHERS, BALMORAL HOTEL, 2 CORDOVA ST. Quann, Thos., Balmoral Hotel, h 795 Hornby. Quann, Wm., Balmoral saloon, h 420 Richards. iUEBJEC FIRE ASSURANCE CO., HOPE, GRAVELEY A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 536 HASTINGS. Queen Bee Mines, Ltd., Rand Bros., agt. Queen Bros. (Chas/ and E. P.), Waverley Hotel. Queen, Charles, Waverley Hotel, h 600 Georgia. Queen, E. P., of Queen Bros., Waverley Hotel. Queen G. St- S. M. Co., Ltd., John Me- Quellan sec., Queen, R. W., clerk Merchants' Bank of Halifax, h. 773 Princess. Queen's Hotel, Schmidt & Dewitt. 417 Cordova. Queen's School, H. W; Colebrook, principal, h 1171 Georgia. Queens hotel. Smith & Pewitt, props., 417 Cordova. Quigley, Chas. B., clerk F. A. Quigley & Co., res. 1016 Alberni. Quigley, E. A., landing waiter, h. 566 Hornby. Q.UIGLEY, F. A. A CO., dry goods, millinery, etc., 410 Hastings. Quigley, F. A., of F. A. Quigley & Co., 1016 Alberni. Quigley. M T., local mgr. C. P. R. Tel. h 859 T'miHow. Quigley, Thos. M., contractor, h. 566 Hornby. Quimby, Steve, bartender Strand Hotel. Quinton. Arthur, bookkeeper, Front, nr. Ontario. Rabbitt, D., mfrs. agent, rms. Alhambra Hotel. j ■- III! RabJohns, Levi, h. 1038 Nelson. Radley, Alex., mining engineer, bds. Dougall House. Radley, George, emp. Robertson & Hackett, h Jones Block, Hastings W. Radley, J., pressman News-Advertiser, h cor. Keefer and Gore. Radner Water Co., Geo. Adams, agent, 307 Cordova. Rae, Geo., reeve South Vancouver, res. Westminster road. Rae, Henry, clerk, 108 Cordova. Rae, James, boots and shoes, 108 and 169 Cordova. Rae, John, wiper C.P.R. Ra Matthew, poundkeeper, 120 8th ave. Rae, Mrs. A., widow, h 512 Richards. Rae, Thos. Miller, contractor, 1033 Seymour. Rae, Wm., machinist, C.P.R., h. 1033. Seymour. Raecroft, —., plasterer, Beatty Lane. Rahy, D., emp. R.C.P.M. Rahy, K, dry goods, 937 Westminster. Rahy, Mike K, dry goods, 937 Westminster. Raileigh, James, carpenter, 530 Homer. Raine, M., emp. Armstrong &.Morrison. h. Park drive and 1st ave. Rainey, Edw., jockey, bds. 261 Princess. Rains, Thomas, hackdriver Van. Trans. Co., h. 312 Princess. Rainsford, , Carman & Co, agents Ferguson block. Ralph, Wm., hardware, 24 Cordova, h 1345 Barnaby. Ralph, Ross, bookkeeper, 22 Cordova. Ralph, William A., carpenter, h 349 7th save. E. Ralston, Colin Chisholm, customs officer, h. 1015 Haro. Ralston. L., traveller Wilson Bros., rms. 421 Hastings. Ralston, T. 0., customs office, 1015 Haro. Ramage, Robt. P.. bookkeeper, 160 Hastings W., rooms Eilesmere. Enmage, f3., emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. Ramsay Bros. Co., Ltd., candy mfgs., 127 Hastings E., J. Ramsay mgr. Ramsay, Geo., prospector, h. 533 Cordova E. Ramsay, Geo. H., traveller, 533 Cordova E. Ramsay, James, Ramsay Bros., h. 533 Cordova E. Ramsay. Meston, shipper, h. 533 Oof J dova E. Ramsay, M. C, h. 533 Cordova E. Ramsay. Wm. M., candy factory, h 7_fP Homer. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 739 Ramsay. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Reid. R R REAL ESTATE BROKERS, MINES AND MINING STOCKS. 315 AND 317 CAMBIE. Rand, C. D., of Rand Bros., res. Spokane, Wash. Rand, E. E., of Rand Bros., Randells, Wm., lather, bds. 210 Westminster. Ranes, Thos.. driver Adam Hicks Princess. Rankin, C, express messenger, bds. Leland. Rankin, H. E., express messenger, h 403 Richards. (ANKIN, JOHN S., AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION, 160 HASTINGS, n 805 BUTE. Rankin & Thynne, brokers, 160 Hastings W. Rankin, Wm., bookkeeper R.C.P.M., 617 Hamilton. Rannie, Chas., teacher Vancouver Conservatory of Music. Rannie, J B., motorman, El. Ry. h 243 5th ave. Ramsom, D. W., millwright, 810 Cordova E. Rathgeber, Fritz., master mechanic H. S. M., h 233 Dunlevy. Rattray, Chas., broker, 20 Inns of Court, bds. 817 Hornby. Rattray, Wm., mining engineer, 404 Granville. Rave, Chas., laborer, h rear 1621 West- ... minster. Eaven Copper & Gold Co.. Ltd., Edward Blewett, pres., Van Anda, B.C., Eavy, James, h 2807 Westminster. Ravy, Rolston, driver, h 2425 Westminster. Rawding, George, notary public, 45 Cordova. Rawlings, Fred., baker T. Barnwell. 646 Seymour. Rawlings, W. J., laborer, h 217 Harris. Ray, —., h 1001 Richards. Kay, Joseph, carpenter, 660 Granville. Ray, J. B., emp. El. Ry. Raymond, —., lather, h 729 Richards. Raymond, Draz, musical instrument maker, cabin 113 Cordova E. Ramsay, Wm M., Ramsay Bros., h. Homer. Ramsdall Mining & Milling Co., B. B. Johnston agent Ramsey, Maston, brakeman C.P.R., h 1308 Seymour.. AND BROS., GLOfiiS-iMWflM ^B<^SHARP, SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for 'White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Manager. 314 HOMER STREET, Vancouver. Rayner, John, broker, 519 Hastings.. Read, J. M., emp. R. C. P: Mill, h Cordova. Read, R., tallyman R. C. P. M. Real Estate Exchange saloon, W. S. Dickson, 309 Cambie. Real Estate Loan Co. of Canada, _>iahon, McFarland Sc Mahon, Ltd. agents, Hastings W. .Rear, Edward, insurance, h 578 Burrard. Rear, James S., cashier North American Life, h Burrard. qed cross brewery, williams a barker, seaton street. Reda, Lorenzo, of King's Hotel, 218 Carrall. Redmonds, James Henry, longshoreman, 215 Westminster. Reiehenbach, Francis, cutter B.C. Market Co., Masonic Building. Reed, Geo., bookkeeper, 125 Water, bds. 304 Cordova E. Reed, John, druggist, 632 Hastings, res. 1018 Eveleigh. Reed, Wm., cigar maker, h. 405 Jackson ave. Reformed Episcopal Church, Campbell ave., cor. Keefer. Regina Mining Co., of Slocan, Ltd., 139 Cordova. Regina Hotel, G. L. Kimb,el, prop. 200 Water. '. „_ Reid, —., emp. Kent's Bakery, h 698 Robson. Reid, A. L., mail clerk C.P.R., h 813 Georgia. Reid, C. J. I-., engineer, 633 Cambie. Reid, Duncan R., letter carrier, 910 Cordova E. 740 HENDERSON'S BRITISH .COLUMBIA Reid. GITJ OF VANCOUVER. Richardson. Reid, D., clerk Tiny Dog store, res. Hastings E. Reid, E., emp. R.C.P.M., h Balmoral. Reid, Fred'k, barber, 604 Cordova. Reid, Hon. James, Senator, h 1114 Melville. Reid, Jemima, teacher, East End School. Reid, Joseph, driver Imp. Bakery, Smithe and Robson. Reid. Rev. John, jr., pastor 1st Presbyterian church, h 400 Cordova E. Reid, Rev. John, D. D., 400 Cordova E. Reid, Robt., R.C.P.M., bds. Cosmopolitan. Reid-Taylor, A. W. H., ledgerkeeper <£Molsons Bank, 706 Granville. -Reid, Thos., helper, C. P. R h rear 1231 Homer. Reid, W. F., clerk, Dom. Ex. h 66 Cordova. Reide, Mrs., widow, Capt., 625 Richards. Reilly, Robt. J., contractor for loading Australian steamers, 51.1 Richards. Reinhard, John George, brewer, h. 327 7th ave. E. Reinhardt, —.,. carpenter, bds. City Hall. Reinhardt, Geo., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Reinhardt. G. W. T.. h 616 Princess. Reinhardt, Mrs., 425 Drake. Reinhardt. Smith S., laundryman, Pioneer Steam Laundry, h 425 Drake. Reith, Wm., fireman, emp. E. H. Heap's Mill. Reitz, C. F., millwright H.S.M., bds. Russ House. Reliance Loan & §§ Co., Molsons Bank Chambers. Reliance Marine Insurance Co.," Johnson & Burnett, agents, Rendell, Harry, tailor, 318.Carrall. Rennie, Alex., watchmaker,, 58 Cordova, h 14 Cordova. Rennie, Chas., musician, h 37 llth ave. Rennie, Edward H., rancher, 128 Powell .Rennie, Wm., contractor, bds. Dougall House. Renolds, Richard, artist, res. Sunnyside House. Retallack, J. S. S., salesman Henry Doyle & Ce. Reuter's Press Agency, A. H. Haider, agent, Nicola, cor. Robson. Revel, Wm., emp. R. C. P. AL, 134 Dufferin. Revels, Joseph, car-repairer C.P.R., h. 2646 Westminster road. Revely, Annie, stenographer James A. Skinner & Co., res. 552 Burrard. Revely, Mrs. Kate, h 552 Burrard. Revely, Wm., emp. R.C.P.M., h 134 Dufferin. :^i::;;l(1,':*5f! Revely, W. F., clerk, Robt. Ward & Co. res. Burrard. Reyere House, T. H. Powers, 600 Cor- , dova. Reynolds, Joseph J., teamster, 531 Homer. Reynolds, J., musician, 531 Homer. Reynolds, Prof., painter, bds. Sunnyside Hotel. Rhodes, Harry, of H. Hhodes & Co., h. Denman, cor. Beach ave. Rhodes H. & Co, brokers, 625 Hastings W Rhodes, John F., car repairer C.P.R. h 804 Burrard. | Rhodes, John T., 1310 Davie. Rhodes, Miss A., teacher East End School. Rhodes, Mrs. M., school teacher, | 603 Hastings. Rice, George, contractor. Inns of Court. bds. Commercial Hotel. Richards, Edward E., clerk Kelly Doug- Ins Sc Co.. h 1525 Pender. Richards, E. W., 12th ave. RICHARDS, FRANK. Vancouver and Dawson City T. & S. Co., 404 Richards, h 1025 Eveleigh. Richards, George D., meat dealer, 1314 Granville. Richards, S. B., bookkeeper, h 911 Nicola. Richards, S. O., of Innes, Richards & Akroyd, h. 1145 Seaton. Richards, Thos., driver, bds. Colonial Hotel. Richardson, A., teamster, 19 Hastings. Richardson, Charles, conductor, C.P.R. h. 423 Harris. Richardson, Chas., laborer, H.S.M., h. 512 Cordova E. Richardson. Edward E., conductor C.P.- R., h 613 Cambie. Richardson, Fred, Ames Holden Co.. h. 810 Seymour. Richardson, John, driver, h 1319 Hornby Richardson, John, laborer, 1649 Georgia. Richardson, Joseph, carpenter, h 941 Seymour. Richardson, J., brickmaker Cement Wks. h Georgia. Richardson, Mrs. M„ 404 Georgia. Richardson, Mrs., wid. Beach ave., English Bay. Riehardsonj P. F., traveller, 13 Cordova, res. 1008 Eveleigh. Richardson, Rachael, wid. Ames, h 851 Hornby. Richardson, Robert, warehouseman, F, ' R. Stewart & Co., Barclay.' Richardson, Wesley, dentist, 162 Cordova, h 814 Hornby. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 741 Richmond. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Roberts. Richmond, H. A., emp. Berry & Veitch. Rickard, Harry J., clerk, Hamilton Powder Co., res. Smithe, cor. Granville Rickards, H., editor B. C. Oddfellow, 652 Smithe. Rickby, W., agent, h 543 Hamilton. Ricketts, E. R.. Bank of Montreal. res. "The Orphanage," 122$, Robson. Ridges, Walter, bartender, Louvre, Mt. Pleasant. Ridley, Abington H.,h. 420 Princess. Ridley, Harold E., machine hand R.C. Mills, h. 420 Princess. Ridle.v, Leon, machine hand, R. C. Mills, h. 420 Princess. ' Ridley, Oscar E., h. 420 Princess, Ridout, S.. carpenter, h 109 Cordova. Ridyard, P., sailor, 37 Hastings E. Rielly. Chas., app. G. A. Roedde, res. 718 Seymour. Rietta, Paul, plasterer, bds. 117 Cordova. Rigby, Fred Wm., night clerk Hotel Vancouver, 619 Homer. IGGS, HERBERT XV., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 542 GRANVILLE. PHONE 785. Righter, Peter, loco, engineer, C.P.R. 240 5th ave. E. Riley, Mrs., widow, 718 Seymour. Riley, Robt., miner, 511 Richards. Rintoul, R., asst. manager Bank Montreal, h 579 Burrard. Rippey, W., emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Riseam. Ole, photo, 416i^ Hastings, h 536 Homer. Risimus, Fred," asst., 160 Water. of assy. 72r» Pender, h B. C. S.R., 920 Cor- h. Ritchie, Andrew, 952 Hornby. Ritchie, D., emp. dova E. Ritchie, George, carpenter, 98 Lome, cor. Manitoba. Ritchie, James K., carpenter, h 733 Harris. Ritchie, T. F., Merchants' Bank of Halifax, res., 813 Georgia. Ritchie, Wm., C.P.R.. bds. Sherman Hse jRitze, C. F.. emp. B.C. Mills. Rivard, Julien E., grocer, 318 Carrall, h. 315 Dunsmuir. ■Riviere, Phil, sawyer E. H. Heap's' Mill. ' Roach, James, Dominion senger,, h' 873 Howe. ;Roach, Miss, dressmaker. H.B.C. Roach, T. Malcolm, teamster, h. 216 Keefer. Robb. S. R., city editor World, 1204 Pender. express mes- C. WOODWARD .DEPARTMENTAL STORE, Ja® ; g§j5 S?/_S'. Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Stationery, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Toys, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 westminster ave., Vancouver, b.c <qjobb ENGINEERING CO., LTD., AMHURST, N.S. ROBB, ARMSTRONG, ENGINEERS, ETC., - E. H. HEAPS & CO., AGENTS. 506 CORDOVA. Robb, Andrew, carpenter, h 1001 Homer. Roberts, Alfred, 935 Hornby. Roberts, Catherine J., widow 527 Hamilton. Roberts, David, emp. Pioneer Steam Laundry, h 820 Richards. Roberts, George L., insurance agent, h 527 Hamilton. Roberts, 1 ewellyn, cashier Mahon McFarlane, Mahon, 7th ave., Fairview. Roberts, E., bartender Strand Hotel. Roberts, William, tinsmith, 120 Columbia ave. Robillard, Alex., painter, bds. Russ Hse. Robbins, R., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Robbins, W., emp. B.C.S.R. Copperage. Robert, J., painter, 504 Howe. Roberts, E., laborer, 252 Eleventh ave. Roberts, G^o.. clerk, bds. Glasgow Hotel Roberts; Hugh, moulder B.C.I. Wks., bds. Saannvside Hotel. Roberts* John Powell, clerk, Bank of B.N.A., h. Seaton, cor. Bute. Roberts, John, painter, h 516 Dunsmuir. Roberts, John D.. agent G. F. & J. Gait. h. Nicola, nr. Cambie. Roberts, J. H„ Quebec, bt. 9th and 10th. Roberts, L.A.. bookkeeper, 541 Hastings, res. 7th ave., Fairview. Roberts, Oswall, accountant, h 817 S^vmour. Roberts, Bobt, tailor, 200 Carrall. bds. Revere flouse. Roberts. Samuel, C.P.R. Wharf, h 708 Westminster. Roberts, T.. Quebec, bt. 9th and 10th. ROBERTS, T. J., prop. Granville Hotel, 22 and 24 Water '-!- HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Robinson. Robetrs, Wm., car oiler C.P.R. Robertson, Alexander, bookkeeper, h. 1083 Howe. Robertson, Arthur, of Martin. & Robert- soa, res. Victoria City. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE BROKERS. MACKINNON BUILDING, 421 GRANVILLE, PHONE 201. Robertson, A. M., M.D., 404 Granville, h. 1125 Georgia. Robertson, Chas. C, cjerk B.C.S.R. Cooperage. Robertson, Ciarence S., 255 Harris. r^OBERTSON, (The James) CO., LTD., C. A. GODSON, Manager. METAL MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES," IRON PIPE, ETC., 151 HASTINGS STREET. Robertson, David, of Robertson & Hackett, rms. 523 Richards. Robertson, Frank M., of Robertson Bros., h. 1379 Pender. r^OBERTSON A CO ■* REAL ESTATE AND MINING BROKERS, 536 HASTINGS XV. Robertson, George, carpenter, h Russ House. Robertson, George W., pilot, 8th ave. Robertson, Gideon, of Robertson & Co., h 664 Burrard. OBERTSON A HACKETT, (David Robertson and James William Hackett.) SAW AND PLANING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, GRANVILLE ST. BRIDGE. PHONE 257 Robertson, Harvey, of Williard & Robertson, 528 Powell. Robertson, Hugh, moulder for Ross & Howard. Robertson, J. W., engineer, 812 Westminster. Robertson, Peter, carpenter, res. Eles- mere House. Robertson, Robert, stone cutter, 919 Homer. Robertson, Robert, clothing, 20 Cordova, h. 857 Homer. Robertson, Thos., lab. C.P.R. Robertson, Thos., canneryman, bds. Columbia. Robertson, William H., h. 255 Harris. Robertson, W. R., of Robertson Bros., h. 1125 Georgia. Robins, Chas., storeman C.P.R. Robins, C, room 8, 652 Smithe. Robinson, —., cor. Davie and Seymour. I Robinson, —., h 812 Richards. Robinson, Arch, city market clerk, h. 1018 Keefer. Robinson, David, blacksmith C.P.R. h 828 Richards. Robinson, David A., laborer, h. 226 Prii|| cess. Robinson, D. M., teacher Central School, bds. Leland Hotel. Robinson, Ed., emp. Smith Bros. h 1023 Eveleigh. Robinson, E.. printer, bds. Regina. Robinson' Fleming, h. 1023 Eveleigh. Robinson, George E., teacher high school, h. 852 Thurlow. Robinson. Harry, emp. Sugar Refinery, h. 1018 Keefer,' Robinson, Hermon, Western Cartage Co., 42 Hastings. Robinson, Hugh, moulder, bds. Sunny- Robinson, James, blacksmith C.P.R. Robinson, James, cabinetmaker, 926' Westminster. Robinson, James, emp. Sugar Refinery, h. 810 Powell. Robinson, Joseph, expressman, h. 45 6th ave. Robinson, Louis, merchant tailor, h. «82 Howe. Robinson, Mansie, h 559 Hamilton. Robinson, Miss A., teacher Vogel's College, h 1018 Keefer. Robinson, Miss M.. clerk C.P.R. Robinson, Mrs., wid., h 245 Princess. . OBINSON, M., MERCHANT TAILOR. 626 HASTINGS WEST. Robinson (Hermon) & Peppard (Hill), Western Cartage Co., 10 Hastings.- Robinson, Peter, res. Elesmere House, i ill GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 743 Robinson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Roslington. gallery, 68 nursery, h 6th Robinson, Nicol, Water. Robinson, Richard ave., Fairview. Robinson, Robert, warehouseman, 32 Water, res. 644 Homer. Robinson. R.. baggage master, C.P.R. 15.12 Alberni. Robinson, Robt., laborer, h Scott. Robinson, R. T., of Walker & Robinson, h 6th ave., cor. Granville. Robinson. Thomas Finch, steam fitter, 1019 Haro. Robson, C. W., of Weeks &• Robson, res. Denman and Barclay. Roche, R., rod-driller, bds. City Hotel. Rock Creek Gold and Copper M. Co., Johann Wulffsohn, attorney, 602 Granville. Rockett, Matt., cotractor, 725 Hamilton. Roddick, James, clerk McLennan & McFeely, h 810 Dunlevy. Rodgers, Frank, longshoreman, cabin 532 Carrall. Rodley, Leon, emp. Robertson & Hackett Rodney, F. J., tobacconist, 303 Cordova, h 579 Burrard. Rodway, Joseph, tinsmith, 130 Hastings, 551 7th ave. Rodway, Thos. Hy., cabinet maker, h. 558 7th ave. Roedde, Gustav Adolphus, bookbinder, 319 Cambie. h. 1415 BaVny Rogers, —., nurse, 859 Burrard. Rogers, Benjamin Tinghy, mgr. Sugar Refinery, h. 1508 Georgia. Rogers, Ed., lab., h 263 14th ave. Rogers, Jonathan, painter ami decorator, 336 flastings, rms. 644 Homer. Rogers, Joseph, lineman El. Ry. h 1021 Westminster nve. Rogers, T. D.. clerk, Thos. Dunn A Co. I h. 534 Seymour. Rohde, Albert, cigarmaker, h 2729 West- ; minster ave. Rolling, Wm. H., logger, h 318 Harris. Rollings, Wm., emp. C.P.R., h 521 Pacific. Hotel. Rollins, Fred. H., carpenter, h Barclay, near Dunsmuir. Rollins, William J., h. 217 Harris. Rolph, Arthur F., mgr. Parsons Produce Co.. h 822 Howe. Rolston, Chas., clerk McLennan, McFeely & Co.. h 411 Hasting W. Rolston, C. M., acct. Imperial Oil Co., h. 821 Hornby. Rolston, L., clerk, 16 Powell, bds. 821 Hornby. Bolston, T. C, Customs, h 1015 Haro. Romang, Josiah, smp. city, 524 Homer. Roos, Capt. J. B., 51.3 Richards.; ¥r&§<3® § |>ee;M@ Painter. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rc- snrv. Rev. Father J. W. McGuckin. O.M.I., D.D., parish priest Richards, cor. Dunsmuir. Rev. Father John J. Whelan, O.M.I. Rev. Father Plomandon, O.M.I. Rooney, Miss M. B. A., housekeeper, Hotel Vancouver. ttoomon, John, laborer, 212 Raymur. Roome, Ernest H., accountant Tytler L. Co., h 309 Cordova. The William Tytler Lumber Co., h 236 Campbell ave. Root, Wm. H., mechanic, C.P.R., 523 Westminster. Roper, F. S., Dr., bds. Metropole. Ropsy, Jacob, carpt., 318 Columbia. Rorden, James, laborer, bds. 515 Westminster. Rose. A. E., emp. Sugar Refinery, h." 236 Campbell nve. Rose Bros., livery, 108 Hastings Rose, Daniel, of Rose Bros., h 322 Princess. Rose, Findley, Rose Bro*, h. 322 Prii cess. Rose Hill Nursery. _wiin Sheidflil prop. 510 Westminster road. bds. Victoria House. Rose. Harry J., clerk Robertson Bros. Rosp'. .Tib-i. emp. C.^.R.. b WO "Rnrrard. Rose, J. W., mail clerk, h. 810 Howe. Rose Marie Mines* Ltd.. 614 Hastings. Rose, M. S., plumber, 172 '.Listings, h 414 Alexander. Rose, Richard, rag merchant, Beach ave., English Bay. Rose, S. A., 414 Alexander. Rosenblum, Chas., dyer, 171 Hastings E. h 741' Keefer. Rosenthal, L., second-hand clothing, 46 Water. Roslington, Geo., accountant, 505 Hastings. Ross, Abel, emp. El. Ry.. h 134 12th ave. Ross, Alex., emp. R.C.P.M.. h 648 Harris Ross, Alex., contractor, 206 Hastings E. Ross, Alex., clerk James Starks. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Royal. QOSEHILL STEAM DYE "WORKS, DAVID DAY, Proprietor, DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING, ETC. 1035 PENDER. Ross. Alex., clerk, 30 Cordova, h. 603 Hastings. Ross, Andrew, real estate exchange, res. 731 Cambie. Ross, Archibald, carpenter, h 346 Barnard. Ross, A., waiter, 15 Hastings E. Ross, A. C, agent, 425 Cordova. Rose, Bert, emp. B.C. Mills. Ross, Chas. A., mgr. Wintermute Cy- clery, res. 877 Howe. Ross, 0., bicycles, h 199 Keefer. Ross, David, carpenter, bds. Columbia. Ross, Donald, carpenter, h 2223 Prince Edward. Ross, Donald A., h 607 .Hamilton. Ross, Gordon, emp. MeKenzie Bros., 1533 Westminster ave. Ross. Hector F., engineer, C.P.R., h 927 Richards. OSS A HOWARD, (J. F. Ross and James Howard.'* GENERAL IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. 529 CARRALL. PHONE 645. Ross, Geo., C. P. R., 406 Carl ave. Ross, H. G., ins. agt., A. A. Boak & Co.. bds. 520 Homer. Ross, John, bookkeeper Ross & Howard, res. 542 6th ave. Ross, John, builder, h 818 Richards. Ross, John D., carpenter, h 2233 Quebec. Ross, John E, manager, 548 Granville. Ross, John, F., of Ross & Howard, res. 542 6th ave. Ross, J. T., carpenter shop, 812 Granville street, h 652 Smithe. Ross, Miss L. C, 510 Alexander. Ross. Mrs. L. G., h 2512 Westminster. ROSS, MRS. J., fancy goods, dress and mantle making, 548 Granville. Ross, Murdoch . G., baggageman C. P. R., h Burnaby. Ross, Theodore, emp. El. Ry., h 238 Barnard. Ross, W. Gordon, secy. B. C. Gold § Trust Co.. Ltd.. Nicola, cor Barnaby. Ross, W. G., clerk, H. B. C, bds. Walker House. Ross, W., emp. R. C. P. M. Ross, W. H., ry. mail clerk. Ross, Wm. B., grocer, 322 Cordova. Ross, Wm. B., confectionery, 322 Cor» dova. Rosslington, George, mining broker, h 578 Burrard. Roth. Fred, salesman, h 254 Dufferin. . Rothsay Shipping Co., Ltd, C. Gardiner Johnson, agt., 417 Granville. Roth well, John, carpenter, 166 Water. I Rothwell, John E., tobacconist. 166 Water. Rothwell, Miss, milliner, H. B. C. Roude, Alex., carpenter, h rear 716 Homer. Rougier, James G., clothes cleaner, 14 Cordova E., res. 315 Keefer. Rougier, J. J., dyer, 315 Keefer. Round, George, longshoreman, 516 Cordova. Rounsefell, F. W., secretary Ceperley, Mackenzie, Rounsefell, Ltd., h. 1359 Pender. Routhier, F. L. J., emp. B. C. I. W., bds. Russ house. Routley, Gordon, labor, h 9th ave., cor. Ash. Routley, Thos., emp. Van. Transfer Co., 123 Gore. Rowan, Arch., messenger Bank of B.C., res. Bank Building. Rowan; John, canneryman, h 856 Howe. Rowding, G., notary public and acct., res. 45 Cordova. Rowe, V., boilermaker, B.C.I. Works. Rowe, Thos., 24 Hastings. Rowe, James, seaman, rear 112 Harris. Rowe, O. G., 2nd Stewart Empress of India, h. 522 Church. Rowland, Arthur E., of Miller & Co., 728 Pender, res. Toronto, Ont. Roy, Andrew T.,'engineer S. S. Empress- India, h. 1130 Alberni. Roy, Peter, carpenter, 833 Hamilton. Roy, Peter, carpenter C.P.R. h 833 Hamilton. Royal Belgian Consulate, J. M. Whitehead Consul. Royal Cafe, Strange & Nanton, 161 Cordova. OYAL CITY PLANING MILLS, R. C. FERGUSON, Local Manage^! 568 CARRALL. PHONE 43. Royal Grocery, Blanchfield & Co., 205 Carroll and 117 Hastings E. , Royal Insurance C, Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Royal Sweedish and Norwegian Consulate, J. C. Maclure Consul. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 745 Royil CITY OF VANCOUVER. Russell. nOYAL (The) SOAP COMPANY, LTD •» FREDERICK T. SCHOOLEY, Manager and Sec'y-Treas. 302 HARRIS, COR. GORE AVE. Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co., Robt. R. Maitland, mgr., 515 Hastings W. Royal. Wm., plasterer, bds. Sunnyside. Roycraft, Eliza, bdg. house, h 761 Hornby. Roycroft, Miss, E., 742 Burrard. Jtioycreft, Y\ in., b <(>J Hornby. Roycroft, W., h 742 Burrard. Rubenowitz, Rubin I., h. 206 Abbott. Rubenowitz & Co., clothing, 204 Abbott. 78 Water. Rubinowitz, 0., h. 206 Abbott. Rubinowitz, Toby, of Rubinowitz & Co., 266 Abbott. Ruckle, M., clerk McDowell, Atkins & Watson, res. Burrard & Pender. Rudell, W., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Rudley, —., h 519 Seymour. Rumble, John, stone cutter, 1215 Homer. Rumble, Mrs. Ross, housekeeper, 306 Water. Rumble, Thos., lab., h. 210 Powell. Rummel, Chas., B. C. El. Ry. Co. 2555 Manitoba. Runnals, Oliv., emp. H. S. M. 326 Princess. Runnalls, R., emp. H. S. M., 326 Princess. Runnalls, R. H„ emp; H. S. M., 326 Princess. Rupert. J., waiter, Dougall House. Rush, Chas., captain "Stelle," h 708 Princess. Russ. Mrs. widow, 16th nve., cor. Westminster. RUSS HOUSE, A. E. Blackburn, prop., 419 Powell. Russell, —., upholsterer H.B.C., h 516 Richards. , Russell, —.. 415 Cordova. Russell. Andrew, racher, h 715 Seymour. Russell, Andrew, jr., boilermaker, h 715 Seymour. Russell, Arch. M., motorman, h 314 Harris. - |3 USSELL, A. L., STEAMSHIP AGENT & BROKER, 404 GRANVILLE, h 1310 ROBSON. Russell. Bert, clerk, 1270 Granville, h. 731 Homer. Russell, Chas., warehouseman Kelly, .Douglass & Co., h 721 Cambie. Russell, Duncan, emp. C. W. Wiegand. GffiB-vi_]LLrP(Sfl! ^l^^ii^wH 1 BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Russell, Finley R. McD., of Russell & Russell, 608 Granville. Russell. Frank J., emp. C.P.R., h 1224 Melville. Russell, F., emp. R.C.P. Mill. Russell, Harry, clerk, 731 Homer. Russell. H., mill-hand, No. 4, 219 Cordova E. Russell, James, engineer, 731 Homer. Russell, James H, hotel keeper, h 1116 Seaton. Russell, John, stone cutter, h. 14 Hastings E. Russell, Joseph, prospector, h 316 Harris. Russel, Joseph A.. L.L.B., of Russell & Russell, Police Magistrate, bds. Hotel Vancouver. Russell, Mrs. John, dressmaker, 163 Hastings E. Russell, Peter, moulder. 715 Seymour. Russell, Robert, h 731 Homer. Russell, Robert, tinsmith, li 546 Seymour. O USSELL A RUSSELL, (Joseph Ambrose Russell, L.L.B., and Findlay Robert McDonald' Russell.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, BANK OF B. N. A. BUILDING. 505 HASTINGS W. PHONE 207. Rus_ell. Thos., bds. Europe hotel. Russell, Wm., boilermaker, h 715 Seymour. Russell, Wm., 307 Cordova, h 1226 Hornby. & Russell, Wm., tinsmith, h 857 Cordova E Russell, Wm,, Ainsley, Steanjboat Inspector, h 608 Seymour. Russell, W. G., emp. El. Ry. h 314 Harris. ill ; m 746 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Ryall. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Ryall, J. A., C. P. R., 1205 Seymour. Ryan, Georgia, 119 Dupont. Ryan, Pierce, accountant, the Fairfield Syndicate, Ltd., res. Hastings, B.C., Ryan, Wm., boilermaker, bds. City Htl. Ryan, j Wm. H., carpenter, h 801 Westminster. Ryder, Robt., engineer, 406 Princess. Sabourine, John, bds. 154 Water. Sabred Heart Academy, Sister Mary Margaret of the Sacred Heart. Dunsmuir, cor. Homer. Sacret, Capt., master mariner, 2314 St. George. Sacret, Herbert, clerk, 7th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Sacret, Robert, fireman, h 1801 West- min«t'~r nvn Sage, Richard, app. C.P.R. Saine, Frank, section man C.P.R., 128 Westminster. ■ Saint, Chas., 117 Hast'ngs E. Saint, Jobes, 117 Hastings E. SAINT LAURENT, BARON De, French Consul, Inns of Court, res. 1129 Pendrill. Saint, Wm. 117 Hastings E. Sait & Marshall, painters and contractors. Salada Tea Co., 219 Cambie. Sallows, B., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Salisbury, Arthur E., broker, 2 Arcade, h 824 Hastings W. Salsbury, F. T., clerk Bank B. N. A, res. 824 Hastings. Salsbury, W. F., Jr., clerk N. W. & B. I. Telephone Co., Ltd., h. 824 Hastings. Salsbury, W. F., local treasurer C. P. R., 824 Hastings W. QALMON H. L., ^ TOBKACONIST & SMOKERS SUPPLIES 506 HASTINGS. AND CORDOVA COR CAMBIE ALSO VH TORIA B. C Salmon, Herman, teamster, Hastings, near Vernon. Salter. Chas. J., baker, 626 Cordova. Salter, Joseph, baker, E. Minchin & Co., h Cordova. Salter. Wm.. tenmeter. h. 415 Harris. Salvation Army Barracks, 207 Carrall. Salvation Army Food and Shelter, 160 Water. Samuel, Arthur T., letter carrier, hd*:.. E'«smere House. Sandell, A. M., cutter, 412 Cordova, h. 832 Hornby. Sanders, see also Saunders. Sanders, Alex., machinist, h 231 Princess. Sanders, Edwin, carpenter, 415 Princess. Sanders, James P., clerk, T. Dunn & Co., Sanders, Joseph E., pattern maker, B. C. Iron Works, h 415 Princess. Sanders, Louis, carpenter, h 217 Prior. Sanders, Wm. H., printer, h. 318 Cordova E. Sandiford, Joseph, h 439 Homer. Sands, Edgar H., reporter News-Advertiser, h 1012 Melville. Sands, Harold, day .editor News-Advertiser, h 1012 Melville. Sands, M. K., wid., h 1040 Seaton. Sandus, Fred, salesman, 8 Water, res, 415 Princess. Sanderson, Alex,' emp. Electric Light Co., h 231 Princess. Sanderson, A., 1107 Pender. Sanderson, Mrs. James, h 1107 Pender. Sands, Charles, Red Cross Brewery, , h. cor. Burrard and Pender. Sands, Edgar IL, reporter ■ News-Advertiser. Sands, Harold, sub-editor News-Advertiser, h Melville. Saniger, Arthur, watchmaker, 545 Campbell ave. Saniger, Wm. P., jeweller, 105 Cordova, 545 Campbell ave. Sanitary Insp., Robt. Marrion City Hall. Sankey, Frank, dairy, h 220 Barnard. Sankey, L. T., carpenter, 237 Prior. Saret, Thomas J., master mariner, h 2314 St. George. Sargent, Fredk, h llth ave., cor. Columbia. Sargent, J., helper 'B.C.I. Works. I Sargent, Thos.. mgr. B.C. District Tel. Co., 159 Cordova, h 816 Seymour. [ . Saner. Chas.' G., agent Pabst Brewing fn.. r-^ss Arlinp'top Saner, G. C, mgr. VanBottling Wks. Gore ave. Saul, David, contractor, 1455 Georgia. Saul, John, contractor, h 1455 Georgia. Saunders, David, printer, h 620 Davie. Saunders, Frank, mate "Cutch," h 219 Dufferin. Sa unders, Henry John, bookkeeper, 4 Pacific. Saunders, Joseph, patternmaker, h 415: Princess. Saunders, Louis, carpenter, 532 Greve.: Saunders. T. S, C, accountant, Bank of j Montreal, h R44 Burrard. Saunders, W. B., jeweller, 609 Hastings bds. Leland. Sauskin, Saul, emp. Palace Clothing , store, h 800 Burrard. Savard, A., photographer, 225 Carrall.} GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 747 Savoy. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Scott. Savoy Hotel, O'Brien & Jackson, props., 135 Cordova. Sauvie. A., clerk, bds. Oriental. Sawers, Campbell Wm., barrister, 22 Cordova^ h 763 Nicola. Sawers, Crawford, clerk C.P.R. h 763 Nicola. Sawswille, —., C.P.R., 409 Cordova. Saxton, Wm. S., emp. Robinson &.Hackett. 565 Barnard. Sayers, Albert, emp. B.C. Cement Works h Bridge. Sayers, Samuel, Pioneer Laundry, 820 Richards. Sayer, Smith Alex. B., accountant, Hotel Vancouver. Scandanavian Church, h Jackson ave.. cor. Prior. Scanlan, L. F., widow, 420 Westminster ave. Scarcliffe, W. B., Litho., Province Pub. Co. Scarlett, Robert, clerk, h 309 Hastings E Scharf, Miss, (White House). 144 Dupont. Scherett. Sam., bds. Europe hotel. ScMechtingen, Wm., brewer, res. 620 Hasting" E. Schmarge, Chas., B.C.I. Works. No. 12, 220 Keefer. Schmidt, Chas., of Smith & Dewitt. Schmidt (Chas.) & Dewitt (Joseph M.), Queen's Hetel, 417 Cordova. Schnieder, Peter, teamster, h 7th ave., Schnitztain. Theo., tailor, h 863 Princess. Schnoter, Chas., cigarmaker, 148 Cordova, h 424 10th ave. Scho field, F. J., vice, consul U. S. 413 Granville. Schofield, George, of Jones & Schofield, 1652 7th ave., Fairview. Schofield, Geo., emp. 606 Pender, h 7th ave., Fairview. School Trustees City Vancouver, C. W. Murray, secretary of Board. Schooley, Charles A., comm. agents, 508 Hastings W.. h 973 Howe. Schooley, Fred'k T., mgr. Royal Soap [Io., b Victor'" HniiRf*. Homer. Schou, N. C, ed'tor News Advertiser, 7:h ave., Fairview. . Sehow, • N. C, journalist, h 7th ave., Fairview. Schroeder, Herman, clerk Mining Exchange, h 523 Richards. ! Schulte. Charles, butcher, 415 Cordovi ;. Schooley, Chas. A., com. agent, 508 Schulte. flenry. teamster. Red Cross Brewerv. h 207 Cordova E. Schntf. Chas., bartender Palace Hotel, b 128 Gore. Schumacher. A. C. emp. B. C. Mills. Mr. Columbia Hotel. Schwab h. August, prop. Atlantic saloon. 520 Homer. F \£&L: Vancouver ip^S 1 _ _ Roses and FLORAL CO., Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager SCHWAHN BROS., (August and Frederick Schwahn.) ATLANTIC HOTEL, 61 CORDOVA. Schwahn, Charles New Fountain, 27 Cordova, h 277 Princess. Schwahn, Edward, . New Fountain, saloon, h 859 Princess. Schwahn, Fred, of Schwahn Bros., 57 Cordova. Schwan, August, tinsmith McLennan Sc McFeely, h 603 Hastings. Schwan, A. H., tinsmith, 122 Cordova, b Lefevre Block. Schwantz, H. A., piano and organ tuner, 208 Harris. Sllater, James, ticket agent C.P.R., h 841 Howe. Sclater, James, ticket agent, C. P. R., h 841 Howe. Scott, —., clerk, hardware, 603 Hastings. Scott, —., night watchman C.P.R., h 285 Front. Scott, Alex., emp. B.C. Mills. Scott, Alex. G., clerk, h,534 Grove ave. Scott, Arthur, of Melon & Scott h Jervis, cor. Haro. Scott, Chas. Albert, bicycle repairer, Kendall's Cyclery, res. 538 Seymour. Scott, Chas. A., buyer B. C. Cattle Co., 617 Richards. Scott, David, draughtsman, C. P. R., 1131 Barclay. COTT A DEVLIN, (James Davidson Scott and John Darling Devlin.) FANCY DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, MANTLES, ETC. 303 HASTINGS XV. PHONE 489. s 748 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Scott. C1T1" Ol VANCOUVER. Selwyn? Scott, David, jr., draughtsman,,' h. 1131 Barclay. Scott, Frank, baker, Oben, h 541 flamil- ton. Scott, F. R. & Co., plumbers, 146 Hastings E. Scott, Geo. D., ins. broker, 419 Cordova, Nicola and Davie. Scott, Geo. H.. artist, bds. Victoria Hse. Scott, Jacob, carpenter, h 536 Seymour. Scott. James D.. of Scott & Devlin, h. 60S Granville. Scott, John, mason, h. 1510 Robson. Scott, J. G., carpenter, bds. Columbia. Scott, Mrs. Grace, widow John Wm., 1125 Richard. Scott, Miss Laura 113 Dupont. Scott, N. J., loco, engineer, C. P. R., 400 Georgia. Scott, Peter, carpenter, h 1125 Richards. Scott, Rev. E. E„ Homer street Methodist, h 521 Homer. Scott, Robert F., painter, Jervis, cor. Haro. Scott, Robt., clerk, h 700 Cambie. Scott, Robt.. clerk, 32 Cordova. Sco#. Robt., lineman, C. P. R., 1131. Barclay. Scott, R. F., h 421 Hastings. Scott. R. F., plumber, Mountain View Hotel. Scott, R. J., clerk -Tohnson & McPhail. h 514 Hastings W. Scott. Samuel, eng. C. P. R.. h 731 Seymour. Scott. Thos.. confectioner, 161 Cordova, res. 1747 Georgia. Scott. Thos. T.. bookkeenpr. 519 Hastings, W., h. 1747 Georgia. Scott, Wm., cartaker. water works dam. Scott. Wm., clerk, 518 Hastings- 1510 Robson. Scott, W. C, clerk Gordon Drysdale. b Prior. QCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL INSURANCE CO., CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE A ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Scougale, A. G., of Seougale Bros. & Co., h 710 Granville. Scougale Bros. Sc Co., dry goods, 506 Hastings. Scougale, James A., of Scougale Bros. & Co., h 710 Granville. Scoullar, A. W., customs officer, h Beach ave., English Bay. Scoullar, Edwha, Sayer, mechanic, h 1136 Robson. Sedtti., Lucy, 38 Dupont. Scrivener, flarry, waiter, Badmington, h 936 Seymour. Scuitto, G. B., prop. City Hotel, 49 Powell. Scuitto, John, prop. Klondike hotel, 210 Carroll, res. -308 Princess. . 1 Seuii\y, __.ibei-t, 514 'Uamoie. Scurry Bros., barbers, 229 Abbott. Scurry. Chas., of Scurry Bros., h 514 Cambie. Scurry, Elijah, barber, h 316 Columbia. Scurry, H., of Scurry Bros., h 514 Cambie. Scurry. Mrs., widow H. T., 536) Cambie. Seach, George, plasterer, bds. Clarence Hotel. Seaman, Frank, clerk, bds. Dougall Hse. Seaman's Institute, Gore ave. Seaton, Arthur Henry, h 1328 Melville. Seaton, Fred G., h 1328 Melville. Seaton, James, of Seaton & Smith, Sunnyside, h. 618 Seymour. Seaton, Miss E. C, stenog., res. 1328 Melville. Seaton, Mrs. Henry F., conservatoire of music, 1328 Mellville. SEATON A SMITH, James Seaton J. R. Smith, props. Sunnyside flotel. 3 Water. Sechelt Trading Co., general trading, 110 Abbott. Secord flouse, C. W. Helmer, mgr., 403 Powell. Seeds. John. 109 Cordova. Seeger, Walter, emp. R.C.P.M. Seel. Chas. W., cautain, h 1320 Alberni. Seeley. Robert fl., stonemason, bds. Acadia. Seeley, Seth, seaman, 29i/£ Pender. Sehl, J. John, clerk, 55 Cordova, h 321' Seymour. Sehl, B., teamster R.C.P.M. Seidelmnn. Wm.. grocery. Powell. Seip, Wm. G., picture framer, 517 Seymour. Sellars, R. W., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Sellow, S. E.. emp. B.C. Mills. Selwood, Arch, clerk J. V. Giffin & Co., h 546 Georgia. Selwood, Harry G., clerk, Bank of B. C. res. 546 Georgia. Selwood, Herbert, clerk, 110 Cordova, h 546 Georgia. Selwood, Herbert G., clerk, h 546 Geor- j gia. Selwood, Thos., caretaker Brocton Point athletic grounds, 546 Georgia. Selwyn, Dr., L.L.D., C.M.G., 1374 Robson. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 749 Senkler. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Shelton. Senkler. John Harold, of Wilson & Senkler, h Haro, cor. Gilford. Senkler, W. I., M.D., 805 Granville. Sentell, Alfred, carpenter, Grove Crescent. Sentell, Edward, B., h Grove Crescent. Sentell, Fred W., contractor, h 308 Prior. Sentell, G. J., carpenter, h. Grove Crescent. Sepenar, Frank, laborer, h 922 Park. Sequin, 0., emp. R.C.P.M. Seymour Creek Gold Mining Co., Ltd., T. S. Timberlake, sec. Seymour, G. W., bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co., bds. Leland. SEYMOUR, J. R., druggist 601 Hastings, W., h 1033 Robson. Shackleton, Fred'k, machinist, h 411 flastings E. Shade, Albert, Mainland Cigar Factory. 1235 Homer. Shain. W. IL, foreman Imperial Syrup. Co., 530 Raymour. Shamrock, and Thistle Mining Co., Ltd , W. H. Carnsew, see. 623 Hastings W. Shand, F. G., con. El. Ry., 311 Hastings E. Shand, James, bds. 311 Hastings E. Shane, Wm„ rear 716 Homer. Shannon, Win., agent, with J. Z. Hall, h 718 Seymour. Sharp. Allan F., carpenter, 536 Seymour. Sharp, C, shoemaker, 152 Water, h. Sharp, Henry J., clerk, court house (assessor's office, h. 1400 Georgia. QHARP, THOMAS, GLOBE SIGN WORKS 314 HOMER. RES. 1 PACIFIC. Sharp. Wm., shoemaker, 618 Pender, ' bds. Ottawa. Sharpe, James, shoemaker, bds. Ottawa. Sharpe, James R., carpenter, 1267 Richards. Sharps, Thos., cook, rear 926 Keffer. .Sharpies, W. J., watchman C.P.R. Sharpnell, Harry, clerk, 514 .Hastings, h. Beach ave. Sharpnell, W. S., letter carrier, Fernwood cottage, Beach ave. Shaw, Ci M. M., clerk Dunn Co., 1022 a Melville. ShSw.'C. W. Mrs., widow, h 849 Thurlow. {Shaw, Fred, stonemason, h 421 Drake. gnaw, George, emp. H., Thorpe, h 8th. bhaw, Henry Curtis, of Cowan & Shaw, h 1035 Nicola, also Greenwood, B.C. VEJLJL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers WILSON NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Shaw, H. P., Burrard, cor. Barclay. Shaw, James, carpenter, bds. Delmonico. Shaw. James F., painter, h 956 Park. Shaw, J. C, teacher High School, iJ98 Thuilow. Shaw, Mrs. E. L., widow, h. 570 7th ave. Fairview. Shaw, Wm. J., carpenter, h 550 Harris. Shaw, W. E., lahorer, 926 Westminster. Shay, George W., blacksmith, 108 Hastings E., h 616 Davie. Shea, Chas., waiter, King's Hotel. Shead, Alfred, plumber, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Shead, Frank, bartender, bds. Ottawa Hotel. Sheady, Matthew, harnessmaker, 322 Carrall, h 828 Keefer. Shearing J. B., merchant tailor, 8. Arcade, h 317 Dufferin. QHEASGREEN A CO., MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 397 HASTINGS W. Sheasgreen, Joseph, of Sheasgreeo .& Co.. h 921 Thurlow. Sheehan, Dan. W., Cleeve Canning & Cold Storage Co., h. 1329 Seymour. Sheldon, R. Williams, tel. editor News- Advertiser. Q HELTON A CO., ^ FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERING, ETC., 513 and 515 HASTINGS W. PHONE 560 Shelton, A. E., of Shelton & Co., bds. Hotel Badminton. . Shelton, Giles, car inspector, .C.P.R., h. 1012 Eveleigh. Shelton, H. T.. Shelton ..& Co., h cor. Denman and Haro. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Simpson. Shemhl, Wm., bartender, 143 Hastings E. Shep, Mike, bds. Colonial Hotel. Shephard, J. W., fitter, 1538 Westminster. Shepherd, S.. emp.' R.C.P. Mills, h 19 Hastings W. Sheppard, George, boat-builder, Fair- view. Sheppard, J., helper B.C.I. Works, h 1558 Westminster. Sheppard, R. A., bookkeeper McDowell, Atkins & Watson, h 417 Hastings. Sherdahl, Swain, prop. Rose Hill Nursery, h 2828 Westminster road. Sheriff, Amos, stevedore, Moodyville, h. Ellesmere House. Sherriff, James, C.P.R., h 544 Raymur. Sherman, George, emp. B.S.C.R., h 2721 Westminster. Sherman, G., motorman. • Sherman House, Meytyer (J. B.) & Cannon (James), 233 Water. Sherwood, H. S., clerk, h. 525 Thurlow. Shindler.Chris. P., contractor, 1112 Nelson. Shields, Thos., stevedore, bds. Hotel Grand. Shiles. D. A., traffic mgr. B.C. El. Ry., h 429 Harris. Shills, J., bds. Commercial. qHIMIZU, HON. S., ^ IMPERIAL JAPANESE CONSUL. DUNSMUIR, COR. HOWE. Shipping Master, Capt. D. McPhaiden. Shipton, James, electrician, 20 Cordova E.x h 406 Keefer. Shire Mines, Ltd., 614 Hastings. Shirley, Thos.. deputy sheriff, court house, h. 1129 Georgia. Shoebotham, T. B., barrister. 1400 Alberni. Shook. Frank E., drug clerk, h 210 Prin- C6SS Shook, Mrs. A. J., dressmaker, h. 210 Princess. Shore, E., clerk, Kelly, Douglas & Co., h 637 Howe. Short, Benjamin James, canneryman, h. 1132 Pendril. Short B. H., 1120 Pendril. Short. Chas., cook, bds. King's Hotel. Short, Wm. Andrew, clerk, 1132 Pendril. Shortreed, Thos., carpenter, bds. Columbia. Shotton. Allison, carpenter, 402 6th. Shulanders, —., carpenter, h 1001 Harris. Shulte, Chas., emp. Doering & Marstrand Brewery, h 207 Cordova E. Shult, Henry, driver, 207 Cordova E. Shunn, F. M., sawer Wm. Tytler L. Co. ' bds. Grand View Hotel. Shurgold, Edwiu, expressman, h. 240 6th ave. Shute, Chas., h 128 Gore. Shuttleworth, J., carpenter, bds. 160 I Water. Sibary, Geo., emp. Standard Oil Co., h 1222 Hornby. Siegel, Arthur, cutter Braden & Co., I rms. 166 Water. Silbermann, J. K., 222 Abbott, h. 312 Harris. Silles, A., boat-builder, 517 Pacific. Sills, R. S., of Lewis & Sills. h 325 Princess. Sills, Thos., titer, C.P.R. shops, 517 Pacific. Silverthorne, Herbert, 316 Keefer. Silverthorn, Norman, expressman, 310 Keefer. Sim, James, diver, h 53 9th ave. Sim, Robt. G., clerk, 632 Granville, h. 1052 Hornby. Sim, Walter fl., driver, h 53 9th ave. Sim, Walter H., baggageman, C.P.R., h 1127 Richards. Simeson, John, boot and shoe maker, 302 Dunsmuir. Similkameen! Gold Gravel Exploration J Co. Ltd., 536 Hastings, Chas. B. Hope, secy. Simineo, Joseph, laborer, 121 Gore. Simmons, flarry, dentist. 522 Alexander, i Simon, Abe, tailor, 214 Harris. Simon, B., of Simon & Co., res. 214 Harris. Simon, Chas., tail»r. h 536 Hamilton. Simon •& Co., merchant tailors, 41 Cordova. Simon, Hyman, tailor, 41 Cordova, h. 214 Harris. Simon, Isaac, candy maker Ramsay Bros. Simon, Isaac, emp. telegraph office, h. 214 Harris. Simon, I., tailor, h 214 Harris. Simon, William, planer, H.S.M. h. 214 Harris. Simonds Wm., marine engineer, 111 Pender. Simmons. Rev., 501 Hastings E. Simpson Bros., boat builders, Beach ave. Simpson, David, assistant manager Bk. of B.N.A., b 78R Bute. Simpson, George R., of Kemp & Simpson, 734 Richards. Simpson,. Harry, tallyman, H. S. M., h. rear 213 Cordova E. Simpson, James W., janitor, 8th ave. J] Fairview. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 751 Simpson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Smalley. ^IMPSON, H. A., ^ BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. DeBECK BLOCK, 338 HASTTnGS. Simpson, John, clerk, h 516 Richards. Simpson, John, sr., Beach ave., English Bay. Simpson, John, stonemason, bds. Ottawa. Simpson, John, Beach ave. Simpson, J. fl., accountant, Robertson & Hackett, h 8th ave., cor. Cedar. Simpson, Mrs., wid., h 349 Harris. Simpson, Theodore h. 1106 Melville. Simpson, Wm., emp. C.P.R. Wharf, h 144 Lansdowne. Sipipson, W., of Simpson Bros., Beach ave. Simpson, Zack, boat builder, Beach ave. Simson, Calvert, mgr. Ship Chandlery Store, T. Dunn & Co., Ltd., res. Barclay, cor. Gilford. Sinclair, Duncan, clerk, 513 Richards. Sinclair, H., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 520 Seymour. Sinclair, J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 520 Seymour. Sinclair, J., emp. B.C. Mills. Sinclair, J. W., h. 1128 Robson. Sinclair, Thos., upholsterer, 734 Pender. Sindle, Thos., railroader, bds. Cabinet. Sing, Lee, laundry, 1028 Richards. q INGER MANUFACTURING CO. L. XV. STONE, Mgr., 0 ARCADE. Sinton, J. R., bath-house, Abbott, Water Front. Sivart. Nels R., of Sivart, Anderson, Bell & Co., h 401 Harris. Sivart (N.R.) & Anderson (David), grocers, 401 Harris. Sivi; Christie, laborer, h rear 1621 Westminster. Sjolander,'N. D., contractor, 1001 Harris Skeffington, Geo. H., tinner C.P.R. h 740 Richards. Skeith, Philip, painter, bds. King's Htl. t Skey, A. E., acct. Bank of Hamilton, res ■ Georgia House. QKENE, "WM.. IMPORT COMMISSION AGENT, • MINING BROKER, REAL ESTATE, ASSIGNEESHIP. 605 Granville, h 1108 Haro. 1 Skiffington, George, machinist, bds, 718 Richards. Skillicorn, Walter, plumber, 216 Cambie, h Cedar Cottage. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. O Telephone 429. Skinner, J. C., painter, h. 110 Harris. Skinner, Geo., fisherman, 563 Prior. Skinner, Jas. A., & Co., crockery, 514 Hastings W. Skinner, 11. B., of Jas. A. Skinner & Co., res. Hotel Vancouver. Skinnier, Robt. J., provincial timber inspector, office, Court House, res. 1227 Robson. Skinner, Wm. B., h 219 13th ave. Skrine, Percy, h 1517 Robson. Slade, Chas., laborer, h 260 13th ave. Slater. Chas. R., of Creed, Slater & Co., h 919 Richards. Slater, George F., millman 528 Homer. Slater, Gordon, waiter, Commercial. Slater, Harvey, sawyer, 453 Prior. Slater, Thos., boilermaker, Armstrong & Morrison, bds. Russ House. Slater, H. A., clerk, Thos. Dunn & Co., Ltd., h 608 Robson. Slater, Wm., stair builder, 1123 Nelson. Slayton, Harry, carpenter Van. Sash and Door Factory. Sleeth, Robt., bricklayer, 7th ave., Fair- view. Slinger, W. H., upholsterer Shelton - & Co., h Western Hotel. Slingsby, Percy, student, h 1356 Howe. Sloan, Robert, carpenter, h. 5 Raymar ave. Slocan Beauties Silver Mining Co., John J. Banfield, sec, Slocan Crown Point Syndicate, 301 Hastings. Slocan Queen Mining & Milling Co., 161 Cordova. Slocombe, Harry, bus driver, Oriental Hotel. Small, Alex., lab., 553 Beattie. Small, David, 533 Beattie. Small. H. A., traveller Kelly, Douglas & Co., res. Commercial. Small, Robt., lab., 533 Beattie. Smalley, Hugh, C. P. R. shops, 1327 Seymour. i^mfi^M 752 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Smalley. CITY OF VANCOUVER. •Smith Smalley, Joseph, emp. C.P.R. shops, h 1327 Seymour. Smeaton, Chas. ,E., emp. H. Thorpe, h 241 6th ave. Smillie, David, miner, cabin 532 Carrall. Smellie, Geo. L., inspector Can. P. L. & S. Co., h 1416 Alberni. Smelling, R., emp. R.C.P.M. Smirl, Thos. Wm., carpenter, h. 923 Hornby. Smirl, L. T., carpenter, 923 Hornby. Smith. —., teamster, 8th ave, nr. Bridge. Smith, Albert, emp. Oyster Bay, h 983 Howe. Smith, Albert., clerk, Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsfell Co., Ltd., res 733 Pender. Smitf\ Al"x., boilermaker B.C.I. Works, h 250 Barnard. Smith, Alex. & Co., props. Merchants' Exchange, 319 Seymour. Smith. Alex., of Alex. Smith & Co., 719 Seymour. Smith. Alex. .B., Sayer acct., h Beach ave., English Bay. Smith. Angus, carpt. h 447 Powell. Smith, Arthur, of Stinson & Smith, h. Bute, cor. Pendrill. Smith, A., bartender, Savoy. Smith, A. A., foreman pat tern shop, h. 518 Alexander. Smith, A. B., bookpr., Hotel Vancouver, h. Beach ave. Smithy A. N.x acct, 542 Granville, res. Bute cor. Pendrill. Smith. Bert, waiter, bds. Cosmopolitan. Smith Bros., Mattress Factory, 1037 Pender. Smith, B., 12th ave. ■ Smith, Chas., longshoreman, 926 Keefer. Smith, Chas., painter,.bds. Clarence Htl. Smith & Co., Mackay. wholesale dry goods and men's furnishings, 410 Cordova. Smith. C, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Smith, C. L., lineman, tel. company, h 5l9 Barnard. Smith. C. G. E., clerk Union S.S. Co., cor. Robson Sc Nicola. Smith. Dalziel Gordon, M.I.M.E., S B. C. Gold Trust, Ltd. Smith, David, upholsterer, H. B. C, 1010 Alberni. Smith, David, canner, h cor. 14th and Quebec. Smith, David A., upholsterer, 1010 Alberni. Smith, David L., hack-driver. 245 Keefer Smith, D. L., h 631 Richards. Smith. Ernest, emp. B.C. Mills, h 720 Cordova E. Smith, Ernest S-, driver fl.B.C, h 236 Gporgia.. Smith, Frank, stonecutter, bds. Ottawa. iSmith, Fred, teamster, H. A. Berry Ji-tioO Princess. Smith. F., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Smith, Geo., carpenter, 612 Alexander. Smith, Geo. W., butcher, 202 Carrall, h. Westminster road. Smith George, barber, h 7 Water. Smith, George, porter C.P.R., h 306 Harris. Smith. George Holly, clerk Colombo Tea Co., h 631 Richards. Smith. George, emp. B.C. Mills, h 936 Westminster ave. Smith, George H., clerk, bds. Regina. Smith, George H., operator Great Western, h 550 Georgia. Smith. George Z., mechanic, 1024 Westminster. Smith, G. B„ emp. B.C. Mills. Smith, G. W., carpenter, 918 Park lane. Smith, Henry W., bridge carpenter, 541 Hamilton. Smith, Herbert Nevile, h 1175 Pendrill. Smith, Horace W., ledger keeper Bank of Hamilton, h 1038 Robson. Smith, Hugh Perry, upholsterer, Smith Bros., h 1010 Alberni. Smith, H., mate "Capilano." Smith, H. Valentine, asst. agent, tramway Co.. h 803 Camnbell. Smith, H. V., B.C. El. Ry., 412 Barnard. Smith, Irving O., ice cream mfgr., h. 31 Hastings E. Smith James, eng. Empress of Japan, h 822 Hornby. Smith, James Carmichael, h 901 Seymour. Smith, James, carpenter, 549 Raymur, Cor. Keefer. Smith, James Day, agent, 66 Front. Smith, James, teamster, h. 415 Ham*. Smith, James A., upholsterer, h. 1010 Alberni. Smith, James I., millwright, h. 21S 6th ave. Smith, Jeff, emp. R.C.P.M. Smith, John, carpenter, ,913 Westminster. Smith, John, carpenter^ h 217 Barnard. Smith. John, logger, bds. Sherman Hse. Smith, John, lab., 1117 Homer. Smith, John Mackay, of Mackay, Smith . & Co., h. 528 Homer. Smith, John H., marine engineer, h 1360 Howe. Smith, Joseph, laborer, h 1360 Howe. Smith, Joseph S., of J. S. Smith Sc Co.. h 181 10th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Smith. Joseph, Sr., lab., h. 1326 Howe. Smith, Joseph, Jr., plumber, 1326 flowe Smith, Jospnh A., plumber, h 1360 How Smith, J. Carmichael, barber, h 901 " mour. Smith. J. B., bookkeeper, 32 Water bds. Walker House. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 753 Smith. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Snider. MITH, J. S., A COMPANY, GROCERS. 158 CORDOVA. PHONE 613. Smith, J. F., millwright, 416 Gore ave. Smith, J. F., 212 Westminster. Smith, J. H., music studio, 603 Hastings, h 1123-Barclay. Smith, J. H., carpenter, 516 Richards. Smith, J. R., Sunnyside Hotel, h. 827 Princess. Smith, J. Wesley, h Victoria Drive, cor. Grant- Smith, Kenneth, h. 307 Keefer. Smith, Mackay, of Mackay, Smith & Co., h. 528 Homer. Smith, May, nurse, 34 Inns of Court. Smith, Miss.Carrie, millinery, 132 Cordova, bds. Leland. Smith. M., emp. R.C.P.M. Smith, M., electrician, 121 Hastings W. Smith, M. R., & Co., biscuit mfrs., 425 Cordova. Smith, N. Nevile, h 1175 Pendrill. Smith, O., express messenger, bds. Leland. Smith, Percy, upholsterer, 1010 Alberni. Smith. Percy Nevile, prop. Vancouver Tanner, 12th ave., Mt. Pleasant, h 1175 Pendrill. Smith, Peter James, miner, h 659 Harris. Smith, Peter, miner, h 217 Barnard. Smith, Robert, carpenter, h 2329 Brunswick. j^Sfc Smith, Bobert, express driver, res. 36 Hastings. Smith, Robt., lab., 614 Dufferin. Smith, Samuel, boiler maker, h 720 Cordova E! Smith. Thos., Royal Soap Co. Smith. Thos, clerk C.P.R.. h 822 How,. Smith, Thos., carpenter, bds. Ottawa. Smith, Thos., gardener, h Westminster, near 21st ave. Smith, Thos. John, of T. J. Smith & Co., h 1408 Robson. Smith, Thos. S., B.C. Permanent L. & Savings Co., h 637 Prior. Smith. T., emp. R.C.P. Mills. Smith, T. A., h 991 Hornby. Smith, T. J. & Co., mining broker, 419 Hastings. Smith, T. J.. SS. clerk C.P.R. h 822 Howe. Smith, T. R., emn. R.C.P. Mills. Smith. T. S., engineer, 710 Keefer. h 822 Howe. Smith, Wm., gardener, h 1305 Hornby. Smith, Wm., carpenter, 429 Princess. Smith, Wm. J., engineer. 812 Hastings Smith, Wm. J., peddler. 112 Dufferin. Smith, W. A., stage driver, 3rd ave. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. O Telephone 429. Sl_itLAlm- M-> Jeweller, 105 Cordova, n 429 Princess. Smith, W. O., emp. Dom. Express, bds. Leland Hotel. Smith. W. H, upholsterer, Chas. Hatch. h "512 Seymour. Smith, W. S., engineer, h 952 Hornby. Smithson. Herbert, laborer El. Ry., h 216 Seymour. Smoto, Spero, oyster dealer, 101 Water. Smoto, Alex., oyster dealer, Water, h 419 Abbott. Smoto Spero Oysters, 101 Water. h 419 Abbott. Smyth, Chas. S., bookkeeper, 401 Harris. Smythe, S. A., photographer, h. llth ave., cor. Manitoba. Snell, David, engineer, 316 Keefer. Snell, Frank, C. P. R., 214 Alexander. Snell, George, longshoreman, h 1271 Howe. Snelling, S. F., accountant, 1038 Hornby. Snetsinger, F., emp. 520 Seymour. Snetsinger, Phillip, millwright, 8th ave., Fairview. Snider, —., h 813 Georgia. Snider, Albert Burton, fruit store, 121 Hastings E., h 418 Gore. Snider, C, immigration, h 579 Richards. Snider, Sanford B., traveller, h 523 Hamilton. Snow, Wm., painter, h 540 Howe. Snyder, E. A., motorman El. car, h. 522 flarris. K NYDER, FREDERICK T., METALLURGICAL ENGINEER. THE WILLIAM HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., BDS. HOTEL VANCOUVER. 43 754 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Soal. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Sprite 1 instructor, Van- of Music, h 641 Soal, Wm. T., cleek, h 24 Dufferin. Soames, Wm..* purser "Comox," h 237 Prior. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, C. J. South, secretary. Solomon Arthur, stableman, h 1508 Georgia. Somers, John, carpenter, 2750 Ontario, cor. 13th ave. Somerville, Fred, 911 Westminster. Somerville, Harry, 911 Westminster. Somerville, Wm., Capt., 911 Westminster. Song of British Empire, meet 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 45 Cordova. Sons of England, Jubilee Lodge, meet 2nd and 4th Thursday, 45 Cordova. Sons of Hermon, meet 1st and 3rd Mondays, 45 Cordova. Sons of Scotland Benevolent Asso., rms. 413 Granville. Soper, A. E., teamster H. A. Berry. h 1303 Hornby. Sordet, Charles, flute couver Conservatory Hornby. Sordit, Chas., painter, h 641 Hornby. Soskin, Saul, clerk Palace Clothing Hse., res. 800 Burrard. Sotto, John, bartender, >h 308 Princess. Soule, Capt. William H., stevedore, 2 Powell, h. 350 PowJi.. Soule, C. J., architect. 165 Cu-ilovi. Soule. Stelle E., teacher kindergarten, h 350 Powell. Soule. William, stevedore, h. 24 Dufferin. Southon, H. S., traveller, 28 Cordova, h. 717 Hamilton. SOUTH VANCOUVER MUNICIPALITY, George Rae, reeve, Alfred. Sherwood, clerk and collector, South Vancouver Post Office. South, C. J., 23 Hastings E. Southcott, John, traveller, 724 Richards. Southcott, Miss F., teacher, Fairview Schoo1. Southerst, E., clerk, 138 Hastings E. Spafford, J. M. & Co., brokers and commission, 322 Cambie. \ Spafford', J. M., of J. M. Spafford & Co., 322 Cambie. •Spain, C. repairer C. P. R. 466 Dufferin. Spain. E.. repairer C. P. R. 468 Dufferin. Snnin, Thos., bartender, Hotel B"dmin ton. Spalding, J., watchman, B. C. S. R. Co. 838 Powell. Spnngenberg, S. A., optician, h 530 Seymour. Sparks & Cook, wood dealers, 1559 Westminster. Sparks, David, bds. King's Hotel. Sparks, Edward, bds. King's Hotel. Sparks, John, h 893 Prior. Sparks, Wm. J., bds. King's Hotel. Sparling, Arthur, teamster, 1521 Westminster. ^PARROW, J. J., PALACE LIVERY STABLES, Res. i.016 PENDER. PHONE 125. Sparks, James, wood yard, 1596 Westminster ave., h 5 Dufferin Spear, Harry, emp. 0. P. R. t h 520 Pender. Spear, Wm. H., cook, 27 Cordova. Speers, Miss M. E., teacher West Eh. School. Spence, George, gardener, h 556 Cambie, Spence, John C, clerk, h "538 Cambie. Spence Robert, of Hopkirk, Spence & Co., bds. Carter House. Spencer, A. H., 22 Cordova. Spencer, O. L., barister, 301 Hastings. bds. Hotel Metropole. Spencer. W. R., dentist, 413 Granville. 1257 Barclay. Sperring. James, stevedore, h 1303 Howe Sperry, Samuel, ship rigger, 232 Lansdowne. Spicer, Havelock Henry, mgr. and s|Sy Spicer Shingle Mill Co., Ltd., h iM§\ Comox. Spicer Shingle Mill Co., Ltd. Lty., G. 9 Legg, mgn.-dir.: H. H. Spicer, mgr.j and sec'y, Cambie st. Bridge. Spidell. Chas.. teamster, Armstrong & Morrison, h 109 Cordova E. PILLMAN. EDMUND. DECORATOR AND WALL PAPER DEALER, 70 CORDOVA E., PHONE 745. RES* 544 HOWE. Spink. T.. night foreman "News-Advef^ tiser. h 1012 Haro. Spinks. J., b 8th ave.. Fairview. Spinks. R. C, student Wilson Sc Senkler, res. 8th ave. Spires. Thos., laborer, h Powell. Snort. Wm.. bartender. Leland. , Spratt Copper & Gold Co., Edwari Blewett. pres., _ J Spriggs. F. H.. watchmaker, 609 Hasp- insrs, h R78 Burrard. 01< Spring. Mr«. Agnes, bdg. house, rear ^ Cordova E. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 755 Spring-i. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Steitz. Springer, F. B., clerk pass. dept. C.P.R., h. 858 Burrard. Springer, Louis J., clerk customs, 858 Burrard. Springer, Mrs., widow Ben]., h. 858 Burrard. (V Sprogue, Clarence, painter, «76 Homer. • Sprung, George, prospector, h 315 Cor- l dova E. Squair, Wm. H, canneryman, h 1078 Pendrill. Squarebriggs, James C, of Square- briggs & Johnston, h 1529 4th ave. Squire, C. 0., millwright, Hastings Mill, bds. Russ House. ,t Staqey, A. R., dept. asst. assessor and | collector, h 833 Burrard. i Stacey, H. C, emp. Armstrong & Mor- \ riso'n. Stacey, Wm., plasterer, alley off 512 Seymour. Stadler, August, mgr. Stadler Brewing Co., h 710 Seymour. Stadler Brewing Co., August Stadler, h Front. Stancomb, Edward, carpenter, bds. Col- * umbia. Standard Gold Mining Co., Ltd., F. S. Timberlake, secy. Standard Fire Brick Co., Macfarlane & Co., sole agents, qTANbaRD LIFE ASSURANCE CO., OF EDINBURGH, ,A. A. BOAK A CO., GENERAL AGENTS, 515 HASTINGS. \ Stanford, James, carpenter and contractor, 307 Hastings, h, I 1514 and 3044 Westminster ave. Stanley, Anthony, tinsmith, cabin, Water Front. qTANLEY park livery, FEES AND SALE STABLES, McRae Bros., props., 640 Georgia, cor. Seymour. Stanley Park' Brewery, Park road, off Georgia, F. Foubert, prop. Stannard, H. F., clerk H.B. Co. h 578 Burrard. i Stanners, Nellie, wid. James, h 3rd ave. > Stanns, John, jaitor, over 11 Hastings '. >E. Wk Anthony Exploration Co., Ltd., S. O. Richards, resident mgr., 538 Hastings. I STARK, JAMES, DRY GOODS. 32 Cordova, h 1027 Robson. SHOW j CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign fetters JWaoaiger, §MW~ME_ STREET. afegSSSS'.iC-. 'a Advertising a Specialty. Stark, Ernest W., emp. Glasgow House, h 1027 Robson. Stark. Walter L., clerk, 32 Cordova, h 1027 Robson. Starnaud, John, barber, 306 Carrall, 772 Homer. Starr, O. E., mfg. chemist, 101 Front. Stauffer, Fred. SS. "Cutch," cabin 532 Carrall. Stauffer, H., emp. R.C.P. Mills: St. Clair, L., emp. R.C.P.M. Stearman, Wm. C, salesman, 122 Cordova, bds. Leland. Steacy, Albert R., acct., h 841 Burrard. Stebbings, Albion, plasterer, h 108 Harris. Steel, Fred, expressman, h 621 Grove st. Steel, O., carpt, bds. Golden Gate. Steele. Fred. W, Bennet & Campbell, res. Delmonico. Steele. Wm. B„ photo. 2531 Quebec. Steele. William, expressman, h 339 Hastings E. Steers, Chas., clerk, Mackay, Smith & Co., h. 528 Homer. Steers, Walter, clerk, 1200 Seymour. Steeves. Willard, h 528 7th ave., Fair- view. Steigenberger, Alfred, laborer B.C.I. Works, '926 Keefer. QTEIN, TV. T. A CO., CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, LEFEVRE BLOCK, 603 HASTINGS, Stein, Wm. Thomas^ of W. T. Stein & Co., 1225 Comox. Steinberger, Alfred, foundryman, h 926 Keefer. Steiner, Nels, porter Keeley Institute, fc 730 Powell. „ gjj Steitz. —., stonemason, h 560 OaniBie. 756 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Stend. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Stewa-t i Stend. Mrs. A. R„ bdg. house, the Minto, 717 Hamilton. Stephens, Fredk. B., butcher, 528 Westminster, h. 155 10th ave. Stephens, Geo. A., carpenter, 624 Barnard. Stephens, Joseph, barber, h 349 6th ave. Stephens, Joseph H., barber, 2247 Westminster. Stephens, J. F., emp. Robinson & Hac- Kett, h 624 Barnard. •Stephens, J. T., traveller, 632 Granville, h. 731 Hamilton. Stephens, Rev. Samuel R., Baptist minister, h 2323 Westminster. Stericher, Chas., cigarmaker, 111 Dunlevy. Stevedores' Union, No. 1, Assembly Hall, 45 Cordova. Stevens, Austin, clerk, h 568 Hornby. Stevens, Alice, wid Thos., h 568 Hornby. ■ Stevens, A., tobacconist, rear 210 Powell Stevens, A. E., train dispatcher, C. P. R., h. 1019 Mellville. Stevens, George Edmund, dry goods, 313 Westminster, h 700 Homer. Stevens, George, mgr. J. Stevens & Son Co., 1402 Comox. Stevens, .Geo., 649 Grove. Stevens, J. & Son Co., Ltd., surgical goods, 331 Cambie. Stvens, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Stevens, Miss E. J., stenographer, 331 Cambie, h 1402 Comox. Stevens, Ralph, bartender, Hotel Metro- pole. Stevens, Robert, messenger Bank of Montreal, res. Bank Building. Stevens, Thos., fisherman, 114 Cordova, h Haughton. cor. Seaton. Stevens, J. H., barber, 349 6th ave. E. Stevens, T. D., accountant, Ceperly, Mackenzie & Rourisfell Co., Ltd., res. 566 Hornby. Stevens, William C, city water works, h 647 Grove ave. Stevenson, Ed y, homeopathics, 120 Hastings E. Stevenson, John, h. Princess E. Stevenson, Maria, wid. W. H., h 24 7th ave, near Ontario. Stevenson. Ralph,, bartender Metropole, rms. 513 Richards. Stevenson. Robert, emp. B.C. Mills, h 413 Powell. Steves. W. H., driver, Doenng, Marstrand Brewing Co., 7th ave E. Steves. W. H., driver, Doering & Marstrand, h 528 7th ave., cor. Bridge. Stewart, —., 659 Richards. Stewart, —., alley off 512 Seymour. Stewart, —., insurance, h 1038 Robson. Stewart. Albert P., tinsmith, h 630 Richards. Stewart, Alex., porter -Metropole. Stewart, Alex., laundryman, h. 315 j Georgia. Stewart, Allan C., school teacher, 1061 \ Barclay. Stewart, Angus M., of Cubb & Stewart 832 Hornby. 1 SteAvart, Archie, miner, bds. Dougall House. Stewart, Archie, moulder, bds. City Htl. Stewart, Arthur, clerk, O. P. R., , 1103 Davie. Stewart, A. C, teacher, West school, 1061 Barclay. Stewart, A. K, emp. City Hall, h 646 j Burrard. Stewart, A. N., engineer, 912 Richard,- h 315 Georgia. Stewart, Chas., C. P. R., res. 3rd ave., Fairview, Stewart, Chas. G., bookkeeper Union SS, Co., cottage English Bay. Stewart, C, emp. Robertson & Hackett. h 324 Westminster ave. Stewart, C, tailor, 130 Cordova, h. 306 Cordova E. ||j Stewart, C. F., watch maker, 656 Granville, h 1317 Seymour. QTEWART, DANIEL, MERCHANT TAILOR, 130 CORDOVA, h. 627 Cordova E. Stewart, D., emp. City Wharf, h Beach, ave., English Bay. TEWART, DOxVALD MALCOLM, PROP. PIONEER STEAM LAUNDRY 910, 912, 914 RICHARDS, PHONE 346. RES. 857 HOWE; Stewart, F.R., & Co., produce, 30 Water Stewart, F. R., of F. R. S. & Co., h. Nelson and Butte. Stewart, Hamilton Patrick, fitter C.P.R. Stewart, Harry, A., driver, 718 Westminster. Stewart, H. L. M.. clerk, 812 Hornby. Stewart, James, dish-washer, h Oysterj Bay. Stewart, James, moulder Ross & Howard Stewart, Jamesj inspector of water wks,, h 300 Keefer. Stewart, James F., bookpr., h. ' 820 Hamilton. _ Stewart, John, clerk, h Beach ave., Eft- glish Bay. JL Stewart, John, carpenter, bds. Columbia Hotel. | ■ Stewart, John,, laborer, rear 513 Richard, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 757 Stewart CITY OF VANCOUVER. Strathcona. Stewart, John W. W, Prov. mgr. Imperial Life, 421 Granville, res. 817 Burrard. Stewart, J., emp. B.C.S.R., h 507 Hastings E. Stewart, J. B., bookpr. 603 Granville, h , 1217 Burrard. Stewart, J. M., chief of police, h 512 Alexander. Stewart, Miss E., teacher, Mt. Pleasant School. Stewart, Norman, emp. Dom. Steam laundry, h 315 Georgia. Stewart & Palmer, contractors and builders, Powell, cor. Campbell ave. Stewart, Robert, com. traveller, 134 Cor- „ dova. Stewart, Thos., 1103 Davie. Stewart, T. M., teamster, 211 Harris. Stickney. Sheppard E., confectioner, h 304 Cordova E. Stickney, Wm., 519 Seymour. Stewart, Wm., R.C.P.M., bds. 117 Cordova. Stewart, Wm., plumber, bds. Regina. Stickney, Bell. 69 Water. i Stickney, Dell, 69 Water. Stilt, —., student, h 324 Hastings E. Stimson, Chas., Wharf, Abbott st., h cor. Robson and Nicola. Stinson, Thos., butter dealer, 311 Cordova, h. 324' Dunsmuir. j Stint, Herbert, clerk Pass, office C.P.R., .719 Hamilton. Stippling, —., baker, Vancouver Hotel, h 698 Robson. I Stirling, David, C.P.R., h 630 Burrard. ii Stirling, Fred. C.P.R., 630 Burrard. Stirling James, C.P.R.. 630 Burrard. Stirrett, A. C, accountant, Robt. Ward & Co., h. 99 6th ave. E. Stirrett, F. Grier, mgr. New England Fish Co., 933 Hornby. Stirsky, Frank, watchmaker, 125 flast- I ings E. Stirtan, Geo. S., res. South Vancouver. sfStitt, Daniel, tailor, bds. Mt. View flotel. Sfitt, Eva W„ clerk P. 0„ res. 1120 Haro. TWtitt. John R.. h 1120 Haro. St. James' Church. Episcopalian, Rev. H. G. F. Clinton, rector, cor. Gore , and Cordova. Stoddart, Wm. L. R„ clerk C. C. Ben- «, nett, res. Ellesmere House. Stokes, Donald Wm.. engineer C.P.R.. ' h Barnard. Stokes, D., emp. H. S. M., h 794 Barnard. i Stokes, James, miner, bds. Sherman Hse. ■- StoTip, Piles, foreman Ludgate. h 818 Richards. fffSione. Lpvt W.. m.T. fiinw Pewing J machine dppot. h 531 Howe. ' Stoney, Wm., painter, bds. Russ House. WOODWARD \m DEPARTMENTAL STORE m- m Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. Stone, Miss S. furnished rooms, 415 -Hastings W. Stoney, R. A., printer, 403 Cordova, -r h. 820 Richards. STOREY, J. WHOLESALE. SADDLERY HARDWARE, TRUNKS AND VALISES, 410 HASTINGS W. Rooms STRATHACONA BLOCK. Storm, Frank, stonecutter, 233^ Princess. Stott, Edward, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 1124 Richards. Stott, Jesse, emp. C. P. R, 1124 Ricn- ard. « Stott, Mrs. Polly, wid. James, h 1124 Richards. Stout, John Pearce, wood merchant, h. 915 Hornby. Stovel, John, emp. B.C. Mills. Strachan, Harry K, lineman, bds. Glas- STOW Strachan, W. & Co., Geo. W. Adams, agent, 307 Cordova. Strain, Frank, carpenter, 867 Prior. Strain, Robert, carpenter, h 867 Prior. Strand Hotel, J. S. Wood, prop., 624 Hastings W. __ Strang, Helen, 131 Hastings E. Strang & Newton, prop. Royal Cafe, 161 Cordova. yfe . „ Strange, Chas., emp. Robertson & Hackett. h 9th ave.. Fairview. Strange, Thos. W., of Strange & Newton, 517 Cordova E. S-ranz, H, grocer, 316 Cordova. Strathcona Block. Granville, cor. Georgia. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLmtBIA city of Vancouver. Sun. Strathern, Lizzie, wid., John, 2 Water. Sjtrathie, Alex., contractor, 319 Georgia. Strathie, Duncan, builder, 319 Georgia. Stratton. Herbert R., bartender Arlington, 304 Cordova. Stratton, Mrs. Emma, h 877 Howe. Straube, V., gunsmith, 17 Cordova. Jackson, cor. Harris. Straube, V. J., gunsmith, 514 Cordova. h. 412 Keefer. STREET A CO., wholesale liquors, 632 Granville. Street, T. H., of Street & Co., 813 Georgia. Stretch, Thos. P., stevedore, h. 710 7th ave. Strieker, —., carpt., h 719 rear, Richards Stroebel, Geo., fruits, 10 Hastings E. Stromberg, Wm., emp. B.C.S.R., h Raymur, cor. Cordova E. Strome, Abraham D., successor to Prof. Zimmer, herbalist, 164 Water. Stuart, Allan K., draughtsman city hall, h. 639 Richards. Stuart, Andrew, apprentice, News-Advertiser, h. 507 Hastings E. Stuart, C. G.. bookpr.. Union S. S. Co. res. Cottage, English Bay. Stuart, James, miner, h. 507 Hastings E. Stuart, J. Duff, (Clarke & Stuart), h. 931 Hornby. Stuart, W. W, carpenter, 519 Barnard. Stuart, Seymour A., carpenter, h 305 Barnard. Stubbs, Harry J., jeweller, 430 Westminster, res. 635 flarris. Studden, Alfred, bookpr., 241 Princess. Studden, Fred., 241 Princess. Studden, James G., mattress maker, 241 Princess. Studden, Mrs. E. A., h. 241 Princess. Studden, Sam., teamster, 241 Princess. St. Andrew's and Caledonia Societies, rooms 413 Granville. St. Andrew's Church (Presbyterian), Rev. E. D. MacLaren, 636 Richards. St. Airnard, Ed., miner, 772 Homer. St. Arnard, John, barber, 772 Homer. St. Clair, Miss, 133 Dupont. St. George's Club, 544 Hastings. St. Luke's hospital, Sister Francis, matron, 309 Cordova E. St. Michael's Church (Episcopalian), "Westminster road, Rev. J. Irvine. Mt. Pleasant. St. Paul's Church, (Episcopalian), Tde Rev. H. I. Underhill, rector, Jervis, cor. Pendrell. St. Paul's hospital, Sister Mary Frederick, Matron, Burrard, cor. Comox. St. Quinton, Joseph, 3rd ave., Fairview. St. Quinton, Geo., painter, h. 3rd ave., Fairview. Suckling, A. E., traveller Creed, Slater & Co., h 403 Richards. Suckling, B„ traveller, 303 Cordova. ' Sudmin, Joseph, clothing, 200 Carrall, h. 2 Powell upstairs. Sues, Jin, emp. B.C. Mills. Suitto, N., emp. Manhattan Restaurant. Sulivan, John, prop. Western Hotel, 175 Water. Sulley, James E., carriage builder, h 719 Homer. Sulley, Wm., of E. H. Heaps Sc Co., h. 888 Bnrrard. Sulley, William, Jr., draughtsman, 836 Burrard. Sullivan, Arthur W., h. 231 Cordoval! Sullivan, Charles, musician, h 231 Cordova E. Sullivan, R. P., longshoreman, bds. Sherman House. Sully, Mrs. Geo. A., boarding house. 155 Cordova E. Summer, Harry, steward, S.S. "Tartar." 563 Hamilton. Sumner, William, contractor, h 8th ave, Fairview. Summer, Wm. H. R., bricklayer, 8th ave,. cor. Ash. SUMMERS A ORRELL, (Bell Summers and Mrs. Jane Orrell). millinery, 648 Granville. and 442 Westminster. Summers, Miss K. C, h 1032 Barclay, aj Summers, Miss Bell, of Summers Sz 03 veil, h 1032 Barclay. Summers, Miss M., h 1032 Barclay. Summers, Thos. S., loco, engineer, 1305 Seymour. Summerville, W., carpt., 911 Westminster. Sumner, S. E., G.P.R. tel.. res. cor. 8th ave and Ash. C UN BAN. JIN & TAMURA, JAPANESE GOODS. 72 CORDOVA. AND GRANVILLE, NR. PENDER. >UN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP CANADA., C. S. V. BRANCH, MANAGER FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA. J. W. PRESCOTT, City Agent. COR. HASTINGS AND HOMER STS. Sun Fire Ins. Co., 226 Cambie. j Sunley, George, longshoreman, cabin 532 Carrall. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 759 Sunley. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Tallan. S UNNYSIDE HOTEL, James Seaton and J. R. Smith, props. 1-3 Water. Sutcliffe, Albert, painter, 490 Park Lane. Sutherland, —., tailor, S. McPherson & Co., h Homer. Sutherland, Alex., canneryman, bds. Columbia. Sutherland, George, carpenter, h 609 Powell. Sutherland, Hugh' A., painter, h. 211 Powell. Sutherland, H. H., painter, 211 Powell. Sutherland, John, h 33 Hastings E. Sutherland, John K., druggist, 500 Westminster, h 1901 Barclay. Sutherland, Lilly, bookkeeper, 205 Car- rail. Sutherland, M., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 2ll Powell. Sutherland, Wm., revenue tax collector, h 1676 Haro. Sutter, Edward, Tiny Dog Store, 138 Hastings E. Sutton, J. R., emp. Robinson, gent's furnishings. Sutton, J. R., clerk, 20 Cordova, h 536 Homer. Svencski,. Anthony, miner, 1303 Richards. ' Svencski, Joseph, miner, h 1303 Richards. Swain, W.,janitor, 311 Cordova. Swaffield. Thos., asst., 160 Water. Sw.iin. Geo., ianitor Dougall House. Swalwell, Richard F., plumber, 24 Cordova, h. 108 Harris. Swan, Geo., stevedore, rear 519 Richards Swan, James, carpenter, h 560 Cambie. Swanson, Alfred, of Nelson & Swanson, bds Gambranus Hotel, Water. Swanson, Chas., emp. R. C. P. M. h Inlet View Hotel. Swanson, C. G., Cement Works, h 158 Cordova E. Swanson, John, emp. B.C. Mills. SWANSON, JUSTUS, prop. Gambranus Hotel, 136 Water. Sweeny, Campbell, manager and superintendent of branches Bank of Montreal, res. over bank. Sweet, Murat H., carpenter CP.R. Swpet. O. carpenter. Mt. View flotel. Stro^f. oil^xa, rontrar-tor. h f>26 Seymour. fWp-Ntser, C. H., painter, 909 W»s*mm j ster. SwencisM. A., emp. Robertson ^Hackett Swift. Ethelbert S., operator Gt. N.W. Ter Co. msi iPILLiW, iFrsseo B |>@e;m.@ Pa.E-fer, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer VANCOUVER, B.C. Swift, Frederick, tel. operator, 1786 7th ave. Sykes, Arthur, carpenter, h. 635 9th ave. E. Sykes, Benj.. app. 122 Cordova, h 532 Westminster. Sykes, John, hardware and crockery, 532 Westminster, res. 534. Sykes, Sidney, emp. G. P. R. 1059 Richards. Sykes. Thos., painter, h rear 625 Hamilton. Symons, Ernest, plumber Barr & Anderson, h Hamilton. Symons, Emanuel, blacksmith, 582 Westminster. Taaffe, W. J., h. 1114 Georgia. Tablin, —., carpenter, No. 5, 220 Keefer. T acey, John, foreman tinner, 24 Cordova, h. 1126 Seymour. Tafte, Herman, Captain Tepic, h 317 Barnard. 'AGGART, FRANK S. A CO., NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGP, 419 HASTINGS W. Taggart, Frank S., mining broken h 870 Hornby. Taggart, Wm. James, fruit and confectioner, 2466 Westminster. Taino. —., laundry, 169 Water. Tait, Arthur, emp. Tait's Mill, h 820 Richards. . Tait, A. W., foreman, 3rd ave., Fam- view. . Tait, E. R.,foreman, h. 3rd ave., Fai* view. Tait, Geo. E., ship-builder, cor. Burrard and Beach. . 8 _ Tait, John S., mgr. Crawford & Stuart, 531 Granville, h Bute. Tait, Wm. B., bricklayer, h 547 Dufferm Tait. W. L., saw mill, cor. Centre and 3rd ave., Fairview. Takush Timber Co., Ltd., Herbert Griffiths, mgr., 613 Hastings W. Talcott, Eugene W., Alhambra Hotel, Tallan, W., stevedore, h 8 Dufferin. '^ 760 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tahman. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Terminal. Tallman, Sylvester, bricklayer, h. 6th ave. Fairview. Tambouri, Thos., longshoreman, h 403 Drake. Tambowrj, Antoine, longshoreman, 403 Drake. Tamburino (Frank) & Reda (Lorenzo), King's Hotel, 218 Carrall. Tamburrino, Frank, 929 Jackson ave. Tamura, S„ of Jin & Tamura, h. 801. Hamilton. Tanaka, B., clerk Sun Ban, h 1039 Melville. Tanner, Charles, mgr. Colombo Tea Co. h 1034 Nelson. Tanner, Isabel iff Colombo Tea Co. Tanner, W. G., 600 Burrard. Tapley, John evpress, 309 Pender. Taprell, Chas. D.. manager of Hotel Vancouver. Taplin, Albert, h 4.) Barnard. Taplin, W., emp. ' -ncouver Sash and Door Co. Tardiff, Peter, h turrard. Tarling, Arthur, laborer, h 737 Harris. Tarlton, James, so. | maker, h 512 Harris. Tarrant, J. H., emp. C.P.R., h. 1225 Richards. Tatlow, Capt. R. G., 404 Richards, h 1120 Pender. Taylor, —., emp. brewery, h 2021 Scotia. Taylor, Arthur, laborer, h 12 Front. Taylor, A., emp. Robertson & Hackett. h 1161 Howe. Taylor, A. Dunbar, of Taylor, Bradburn & Innes, bds. 1310 Robson. -TAYLOR, BRADBURN A INNES, (A. Dunbar Taylor, John M. Bradburn and A. W. V. Innes). BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, GRANVILLE, Cor. HASTINGS. Taylor. Capt. George Chipman, "Simi- nole." h 827 Howe- Taylor, Chas., contractor, h 625 Richards. Taylor, Edward Clarence. C. P. R... h 1233 Comox. Taylor, E. J., bds. Carter house. Taylor, Fred, bookkeeper, H. Thorpe, h' Scotia. Taylor. Opo. M., machinist 823 Seymour. Taylor, George R., carpenter, 820 Rich ards. Taylor, Graveley, carpenfpr, 228 7th ave. Taylor, G. G.. painter, bds. Clarence. Taylor, flarry, restaurant. 225 Abbott. Taylor, Henry, stableman, 1003 Pender. Taylor, Henry Garvie, carpenter, 228 llth ave. Taylor, H., carpenter, bds. Oriental. Taylor, John, laborer, h 12 Front. Taynlon, John, plasterer, h 2732 Quehec. Taylor, J. D., blacksmith, h 442 6th ave. Taylor, J. R., bartender, hotel Norden. 23 Cordova. Taylor's safes, Johnson & Burnett, agents, Taylor, L. D., bookkeeper Province, h •Sth ave., near Maple. Taylor, Miss, dressmaker H.B.C. Taylor, Robt. B., gardener, h 228 llth ave. Taylor, Thos., h 428 Alexander. Taylor, Walter, manager B. C. Fruit Co.. h. 1233 Comox. Taylor, William Arthur, carpenter, h 1161 Howe st. Taylor. Wm., machinist, mis. 227 Keefer. Taylor, W. G., upholsterer, h. h 227 Keefer. Taylor. W. S., painter, 152 Cordova. Teaff, John, miner, bds. Dougall House. Teasdale, J., clerk C.P.R. freight office, b 613 Howe. Tpbb, A. R., boat-builder. 1117 Hornby. Teetzel, Edward, clerk, over 143 Hastings. Teeze, S. I.", prop. Golden Gate Hotel, ionn o^fiTivillp. Tesrg. Harrv. mechanic B.C.I. Works., bds. 411 Abbott. Telegraph Office, the Western Union Tel. Co., 304 Hastings W., tel. 243. Telephone Exchange, cor. Seymour and Hastings. Telfer. Geo. J., sec-treas. B. C. Permanent. L. &.S. Co., h 810 Seymour. Telluride of Gold M Co.. Ltd., W. H: Leckie. sec-treas.. 632 Granville. Temperance hall, 10th ave. Temn]oman, Geo., tel. operator, bds. Oriental. Templeton.Mrs.. wid., Wm 1213 Barclay Templeton. W. A., clerk Inland Revenue, h. 1213 Barclay. Tanant, master mechanic, dept. C.P.R. tps. 1257 Richards. "Tepie," tug, Evans, Coleman Sc Evan*, Tepoorten, Julius Andrew, traveller, Henderson Bros., h 1000 Howe. TPTminnl City Building Society, Geo. H. Geary, secy., 7 Hastings E. TERMINAL CLUB. LTD., Lucas Hunt, sec'y, A. G. Ferguson, pres. Metropolitan! Block, Homer, cor. Hastings. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 761 Terminus. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Thompson BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, TERMINUS HOTEL, W. R. Jones, prop., 34 Water. Ternan, Chalmer, cannery man, h 35 8tb ave. Ternan, Patterson, canneryman, h. 2351 Quebec. Terney, James, bartender Cosmopolitan. Teske.v, Garrett W., waiter Atlantic restaurant, 913 Richards. Teskey, Rich. W., superintendent the Bradstreet Co., res. 578 Burrard. Teslin Lake & Yukon Syndicate, Ltd., C. F. Law, agent. 327 Water, h. 1447 Barclay. Tetley, Chas., agent, 404 Richards. Tetrow, J., emp. Robertson & Hackett. Texada Proprietary G. M., Ltd., John MacQuillan sec, , Thain, M. W., h. 519 Hastings W. Thatcher. A. fl., emp. Armstrong & Morrison, bds. Mountain View. Thain, Murray, clerk P. O., h a-.319 Hastings. Thatcher, Aimer, C. P. R.. 729 Richards Thatcher, H, painter C. P. R. h 729 Richards. Thatcher, Peter, bds. Mountain View Hotel. .Thelin. And., emp. B.C. Mill, bds. Carter House. Theosophic Society, 301 Hastings W. Thicke, C, clerk Supt. Dept. C.P.R., 1776 7th ave. W., Mt. Pleasant. Thicke. Walter J., notary public, 419 Hastings, res. 1176 7th ave.. Fairview. Thicke, W. J., clerk C.R.R.. h 1776 7th ave. Thom, A., messenger Imperial Bank, bds. 700 Cambie. Thomas, Arch., foreman, bds. Reve Hse. Thomas) A., conductor El. Ry. Thomas, Bruno, mining engineer, h 112 llth ave. Thomas. Ed., driver, rear 210 Powell. Thomas,- E., emp. R. C. P. M„ bds. Oriental. Thomas, E. A., clerk Fit Reform, h 629 Richards. Thomas, Gabriel, Jr., cigar maker, 148 Cordova, h 1931 Robson. Thomas, Griffin, stonecutter, bds. Ottawa. Thomas, G., h 1788 Haro. Thomas, O., h 1788 Haro. Thomas, Hpnry Owen, bookkeeper, h 517 Cordova E. Thomas, Jason. 214 Westminster. Thomas. J., mill-hand Wm. Tytler L. Oo. bds. Mountain View Hotel. j Thomas. J. A., supt. Lumber Co., h 717 Hamilton. Thomas. Mrs. F., wid., b 208 Alexander. Thomas. P. W . teller Bank B. N. A. h 1220 Melville. GlH_MHH sfH__-raH$»Ei Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Thomas, Samuel, carpenter, bds. Ottawa Thomas, Walter, mgr. Gas Co., 136 Keefer. Thompson, Alex. T., emp. Sugar Refinery, h Cordova, nr. Raymor. Thompson, Chas., carpenter, No. 2 Fire Hall, h 732 Richards. Thompson, Chas., clerk, h 2340 Prince Edward. Thompson. Chas., laborer, 104 Water. Thompson, Clara, millinery, 313 Westminster, h 623 Princess. Thompson, Clarence, clerk 205 Carrall, h Powell. Thompson, C. A., rear 235% Princess. Thompson, D. R., carpenter, bds. Columbia Hotel. Thompson, F., emp. B. C. cooperage. Thompson, Hiram, clerk, 112 Cordova, h. 533 Robson. Thompson, H., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage Thompson, James, h 623 Princess. Thompson, James, machinist, bds. Al- hambra. Thompson, John, emp. R.C.P. Mills. Thompson, John, letter carrier, h 915 Granville. Thompson, John, emp. Samuel A. Wye, bds. Alhambra. Thompson, J. D. B., accountant, 417 Hastings W.. h 3rd ave. Thompson, J. J., clerk, 303 Hastings, h. 1033 Mellville. Thompson, Kenneth, teamster, h 221 Harris. Thompson, N., engineer, h. 124 Gore ave. Thompson, P., emp. Armstrong Sc Morrison. Thompson, Capt. P. N.. h 504 Howe. Thompson, Matthew H., farmer, h 107 Barclay. , Thompson, Nicholas. of Hardie « Thompson, h 124 Gore ave. Thompson, Richard, cabinetmaker, R.C. P.M.. h 607 Cordova B. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Tierney. Thompson, Robt., h. 732 Pender. Thompson, Robt, plumber, bds. Alham- bra. Thompson, R. J., emp. R.C.P. Mills. h 706 Cordova E. THOMPSON, S., prop. Alhambra Hotel, 2 Water. THOMPSON, S. J., photographer, dealer in photographic materials and art goods, 610 Granville, branch at New Westminster City. Thompson, S. T., clerk Bubinowitz & Co., 206 Abbott. Thompson, Thos., carpenter, 411 Princess. Thompson, Thos., ship carpenter, 1335. Richards. Thompson, T. S., clerk 717 Honier. Thompson, Wm., emp. Crowder & Penzer, h 221 Harris. Thompson, Wm., painter, 871 Granville. Thompson, Wm. Robt., miner, h 1544 Barclay. Westminster. Thompson, Wm. Ed., agent, 536 Hastings W., res. cor. Denman and Robson. Thomson, Chas., 917 Granville, h 2340 Prince Edward. Thomson, James A., of The Thomson Stationery Co., Ltd., h 1146 Georgia. Thomson, J., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Thomson, Louis, barrister, h 1219 Richards. Thomson M. P., of Thomson Station- • ery Co., h 1211 Robson. •HOMSON STATIONERY CO., LTD., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND JOB PRINTERS. 325 HASTINGS W. PHONE 324. Thomson, Wm. Greig, rep. Calgary Milling Co., h 8th ave, cor. Cedar. Thorburn, Mrs., widow, 409 Drake. Thorburn, Robert, farmer, 828 Hamilton. Thorburn Robert, Jr., teamster, 828 Hamilton. Thorburn, James, letter-carrier, h 828 Hamilton. Thorburn, Robt., plumber, Cordova E. Thorburn, Wm., P. O. clerk, 828 Hamilton. Thorley, A. E., bookkeeper, Gordon Drysdale, res. Merchants' Exchange. Thorley, C. J., clothing, 600 Westminster. HORNE, H. J. A CO., BROKERS AND MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, 539 HASTINGS WEST. Thorne, Harry J., of H. J. T. & Co., h 811 Thurlow. Thorne, Samuel, h 812 Homer. Thornston, Barney, carpenter, h 1234 Richards. Thorpe & Co., Ltd., aerated water mfgs., 6th ave. Thorpe, Geo., longshoreman, h 422 Prin-. cess. Thorpe, Hills, of Thorpe & Co., Ltd.. h 241 6th ave. E. Thouret, A. E., steward Terminal City Club, Metropolitan Block., Hastings. Thurston, F. V., "Proyinoe," h. 2550 Ontario. Thornton, John W., emp. J. H. Anderson, h 1133 Georgia. Thurman, James, letter-carrier, h 1135 Richards. Thurston, James, laborer,' R.C.P.M., h 21, 219 Cordova E. Thurston, Stephen, of W. Thurston %■• son. 123 Hastings. Thurston. Thos., tent maker, 69 Water, h 123 Hastings. THURSTON, WM., A SON. (Wm. & Stephen), LEATHER AND FINDINGS, 121 HASTINGS W. Thurston, Wm., of Thurston & Son, h 2550 Ontario. Thynne, A. G., agent, 160 Hastings, h , 1438 Pender. Tibb, A. K., bds. Carter House. Tibb, John, motorman, h 228 Harris. Tibbs, Fred'k, carpenter, h 410 -6th ave. E. TIDAL WAVE MINING CO., J. M. BUXTON, Manager. A. E. KEALY, Sec'y-Trea«. 619 Granville. Tiddy. John, boilermaker C.P.R., h 1240 Seymour. T ddy, Mrs. A. L., widow, 1240 Seymour. Tidy, T. A., driver fire hall No. 3. h 140 9th ave. Tidy. Wm., C. P. R.. 1240 Seymour. Tierney, Catherine, wid. Wm., 910 Pender. Tierney, John J., 910 Pender. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. res Tierney. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Toronto. Tierney, Wm. James, 9.10 Pender. Tietze, Oscar, baker, h 378 5th ave. Tietzen, Henry, Mainland Cigar Fac- 123 Water. TIETJEN, WM., PROP. . MAINLAND CIGAR FACTORY, 123 WATER. Tiffin, Fred. W., barrister, of Pottinger' & Tiffin, res., 673 Howe. Tiffin, John B., miller, h Denman, nr. Barclay. Tiffin. T. W., barrister McPhillips & Williams, res. Hornby. Till, W., teamster, h 510 Dunsmuir. Tilley, Mrs. Seth T., h 555 Howe. Tilson, Arthur Edwin, steward, h 628 Granville. Timberlake, F. S., of Timberlake § Co Timberlake, F. S., & Co., mining brokers Timmins, E., machinist B.C.I. Works. h 1201 Richards. Timmons. Ernest, fitter C.P.R., h 1201 Richards. Timms, Arthur H., printer, 517 Seymour Timms, Edward James, printer- h rear 521 Seymour. Timms, Geo. Young, printer, 517 Seymour. Timms. Geo. F., printer, 517 Seymour, h 1370 Hornby. Timms, Philip T., photo, h 234 5th ave. Timms Printing Co., job printers, 517 ' Seymour. Timms, R., of Kent & Timms, res. 1 Hastings W. Tingley, Lotta, Ramsay Bros. Tinling, J. P., of Walker & Co., res. Collingwood. Tiny Dog store, 64 Cordova. Tippin, J. B., go vernment log scaler, h. . Denman. Tireman, F. C, Mining, 1369 Pender. Tisdale, —., 627 Howe. Tisdall, Cbas. E., gunsmith, 512 Hastings, h. 1132 Pender. Tite, J. Reynolds, accountant, B. C. L & _| Ltd., h 1067 Comox. Tite. Miss M.. cashier, H. B. Co. h 1067 Comox. Tobin, A., bookkeeper Shelton &, Co., 763 Hornby. Todd, T., bds. Commercial. TOBIN, JOHN & CO., LIMITED, " WHOLESALE TEA MERCHANTS, AND TEA BLENDERS, JAMES W. BERRY, Manager. 524 CORDOVA. Headquarters for Roses and Carnations. UUif Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants Corner Burrard and Me'vllle Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager Todd, Harry, teamster, Hastings Mill, bds. Secord Hotel. Todd, Wm., stonecutter, bds. Clarence Hotel. Todd, W., emp. Robertson & Hackett. Todhunter, Wm., builder, h 14 8th ave., near Ontario. Tokely, Thos., dairyman, h 2541 Westminster road. Tolley, John, emp. B.C. Mills, res. 1342 Hornby. Tolmie, A. J., bartender,. Boulder Hotel., h 718 Westminster. Tom, Gregory H., Principal East End school, h 316 Barnard. To minson, J. A., of Tolminson & McNabb, res. 607 Westminster. Tompkins, B. L., painter, h 229 13th ave Tomkins, Geo. T., bookkeeper, bds. 415 Hastings W. Tomkins, Thos., contractor, office Cor- . dova foot Granville, bds. Hotel Vancouver. Tomlinson & Ma nab, flour and feed, 607 Westminster. Toms, Geo. E., of Samuel A. Wye, h Princess. Toms, Geo. E., tinner, 24 Cordova, h. cor. Princess, and Jackson av*e. Toney, —., painter. Tongue, Wm., naval seaman, h 1L21 bey- monr. __ , , Tool Frank H.. carpenter Robertson & Hackett, h 2605 Westminster road. TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY CO., LTD, PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, AND JOB PAPER STOCK, D. A. TWEEDIE, R- esident Mgr., 116 COLUMBIA. PHONE 462. HEAD OFFICES, TORONTO, ONT. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Trotter. Tool, Jacob H., carpenter, h 268 10th av. Toole, Miss B., clerk Thomson Stat'y Co., 268 10th ave. Topham, j Aaron, laborer, No. 2, h 409 Keefer. Topham, Fred, driver, res. 607 Westminster. Tolton. James comm. traveller, h 831 Princess. Tow, G. H. teacher East End School. Tossell. rharles, bricklayer and contrac tor, h 412 Barnard. Tossell, R., salesman, 144 Cordova, h p>| Barnard. Tounley, Samuel, h 240 13th ave. Towers, John, broker, bds. Commercial. Towler, Wm., pouultry yard, h 273 Dufferin. Towler, Thos.. packer, Doering & Mars- trands, h 136 Dufferin. Towler, Wm., h Dufferin. Towler, Wm., Jr., butcher, Empress of China, cabin on lane nr 513 Richardi. TOWN, RAE A CO., ' CUSTOM BROKERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AND COLLECTORS, ROOM 48, INNS OF COURT. Town. Henrv Kimberley, of Town, Rae & Co.. h 1031 Robson. Town. Frank Vernon, of Town, Rae & Co., h 1031 Robson. TOWN TOPICS (WEEKLY), Alex. Weir, prop., 419 Hastings. To^-nley. James. Vancouver Plate Glass Works, h 410 9th ave. Townl»v. James D.. asst to gen supt Pac div. C.P.R.. h 924 Hastings. Townlev. Mrs., wid. John, 924 Hastings W. Townley, Robert Alexander, nron. Vancouver Plate Glass Works, 304 9th ave. Townlev. W-m.. teamster H. A. Berrv. h 313 Cambie. Townley. Thos.. dis. reg. of titit*- rogis- trv offipp. court bousp. h 112b Ronton. Townsend, James, stage manager. Savoy. Townspn^ Mining Co., Ltd;. John J Ri^fipld. sec. Toy. W. J., 161 Hastings E. Tra.buc.arto. Simon, 133 Hastings, res. Europe Hotpl. Tracey, —., Coleman & Evans, h 216 Keefer. Trappy. John P.. blacksmith. 317 Columbia nve.. h 733 Homer. Tvacpy Thos. H. Col., city engineer, b 744 Rnte. Traeger, Henry, brewer, h. 1032 Pender. Trail, J. A., clerk Thos. Dunn & Co. Ltd., h 501 Barnard. Train, H., h rear 312 Powell. Trainer, Bernard, blacksmith, h Quebec and 9th ave. Trainor, John, night clerk Commercial. Trans-Atlantic Steamship Line, Mellon Sc Scott, agents, Cordova. Trapnell, David, jr., photos, 326 Cordova. Travelba, John, fruits, 324 Carrall. Travellers Accident Ins. Co., Percy W. Charleson, agent, 417 Hastings' W. Tra is, Geo. D., bookkeeper, h. 1262 Hornby. Travellyn, Algenon L. C. V., violin instructor Vancouver Conservatory of Music. Treen. A. H, clerk ft. dept., C. P. R. bds. Waverley Hotel. Treen. R. Eden, clerk Bank B.N.A. Tregent, A. E., of Farrell, Tregent & Co.. h 1686 Georgia. Tregent, A. N Yorkshire Guarantee Co., h 1415 Georgia. Tregenza. C. L. D.. lumber tallyman, h 926 Keefer. Trendall, Harry, longshoreman, 29i/_ Pender. Trethewey & Brittain, patent attorneys, 505 Hastings. Tretheway. Wm. Griffiths, of Trethway & Britain, h 8th ave, Fairview. Trethewav, W. J., of Tretheway & Bucke (of Kaslo"), h 815 Burrard. Trimble, Ed., butcher. 278 10th ave. , Trimble, George, butcher, h 2503 Westminster road. TrimbK Robinson, butcher, h 278 10th. Trimble & Sons, butcher, 2503 Westminster road. Tringham, W. T.. bookkeeper Turner, • Beeton ^ Co.. h 861 Hornby. TrinibR Edward, butcher, h 191 10th ave. Trim-Hp. Frank, lmtcher. Westminster rond. por. 0th ave. Trits. Wick, stevedore, bds. Columbia. Tropp, Wm.', stonecutter, bds. Clarence. TROREY. GEO. E., WATCHMAKER A JEWELLER, 102 CORDOVA, li 1334 PENDER. Trorey, J. J., emp. Geo. E. Trorey, h cor. Melville & Jervis. , \ Trotter, Quinton J., R.C.P.M., bds. Glasgow. Trotter, O. J., emp. R.C.P. Mills, bds. Glasgow House. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 765 Trouce. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Turkish. Trouce, Bert, Fit Reform, h Richards. Troup, Capt. J. W., supt of C. & K., steamers C.P.R., res. Nelson B.C. Trowse, 0., clerk, h 318 Alexander. Trudgeon Bros., wood yard cor. Bridge and 9th ave. Trudgeon, Howard, electrician, res. Bridge and 9th ave. Trudgeon, Isreal, shoemaker, 200 Keefer, h. 9th ave. Trudgeon, Israel, teamster, h Bridge, cor. 9th ave. Trudgeon, Walter, of Trudgeon Bros., cor. Bridge and 9th st. Trudgeon, Wm. T., clerk C.P.R. Tel., h 9th ave. cor. Bridge. Trueman, R. H. & Co., photo, 624 Hastings. Trueman, R. H., of R. H. Trueman & Co. Trueman, T. H., photographer, 730 Pender. Truesdell, Geo.,stonecutter,h 833 Hamilton. Trumbell, Christopher, baker, h 474 Keefer. Trumbley, Wm., carpenter, h 718 Cordova E. Truscott, Chas., Fred'k, carpenter, 893 Seymour. Trvthall. E, A., of Trythall & Son, 1360 Nelson. Trythall, Howard, printer, 1360 Nelson. TRYTHALL A SON, JOB PRINTERS, 143 HASTINGS W. Trythall, W. J., (Trythall & Son), -»* h. 1360 Nelson. Trythall, W. T. (of Trythall Son), h 1360 Nelson. Tubbs, —., 7 Hastings E. Tubbs, Clint, emp. Van. Sash and Door Factory, h 1241 Burrard. Tubbs, F. D., wood turner, <■ -™ 1241 Burrard. Tucker, Chas., cook 517^, h Seymour. Tucker, H. J., emp. Chas. E. Tisdall. Tucker, L. Norman, Rev., Rector Christ's Church, h 794 Burrard Tufts, Andrew, of W. Tufts & Son, a 1323 Barclay. Tufts, Wm. & Son, commission. 528 Cordova. Tufts, Wm., of Tufts & Son, h 1323 Barclay. Tulk, Albert E., of Forrest & Tulk, h 549 Seymour. Tully, James, laborer, h 1350 Hornby. Tummend, W. J., bookkeeper Thomson Stat'y Co., bds. Leland. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE BOOMS Headquaters for Commercial Travellers m iu N NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop TUNSTALL, SIMON J., M. D., C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, CAMBIE, COR. CORDOVA, PHONE 4S3. RES. 1036 ROBSON. PHONE 3S7. Tunran, Chas., canneryman, bds. Columbia. Tupper, A., emp. Robinson & Hackett. h 1232 Seymour. Tupper, John, butcher, h. 1232 Seymour. Tupper, J. A., of Beckett & Tapper, h. 1232 Seymour. TUPPER, PETERS A GILMOUR, ' (Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, K.C. M.G., Q.C., Hon. Frederick Peters, Q.C., and W. A. Gilmour), BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. INNS OF COURT BUILDING, 302 HASTINGS W. PHONE 648. Also BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, VICTORIA. Tupper, J. H., blacksmith, 1270 Granville, res. 1232 Seymour. Tupper, Wm., asst., res. 1232 Seymour. TUPPER, SIR CHARLES HIBBERT, K.C.M.G., O..C., M.P. Tupper, Peters & Gilmour, res. Barclay, cor. Chilco. Turgeon, Victor, carpenter, 515 Drake. Turkish Baths, Herbert L. Clark. Savoy Hotel. 766 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Turnbull. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Union. Turnbull, Harry, clerk C.P.R. h 230 Georgia. Turnbull, James D., clerk, C. P. R., 54 6th ave. Turnbull, J. O., carpenter, 821 Hornby. Turnbull, Robert, laborer, 809 Campbell. Turner, C. E., grocer, 436 Cordova, h same. Turner, Donald, engineer, 37 13th ave. TURNER, BEETON A CO., . WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, B. B. DRAPER, Manager, 407 CORDOVA AND 342 WATER. ALSO VICTORIA, NELSON, AND LONDON, ENGLAND. Turner, Charmer, canneryman, h 33 8th ave. E. Turner, D.. emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 13th ave. Mount Pleasant. Turner, Edward J., clerk, C. P. R., b 310 Dunsmuir. Turner, Gus., boat builder, Howe, cor. • Pacific. Turner, John, collector of customs Gle-i- ora, h. 1128 Haro. Turner, J. P.. liquors, 658 Granville, 'i 660 Granville. Turner, Miss B., teaeher West school, h 74 Fifth ave. Turner, N. R.. traveller McClary Mfg. res. 74 Fifth ave. Turner, Robt. K., purser "Cutch," h 1128 Haro. Turner, Samuel, cashier, Oyster Bay, res. Keefer. Turner, Samuel O., bookkeeper, 631 I Jackson. Turner, Thos., furrier. 116 Water. Turner. Wm., clerk, 436 Cordova. Turner, Wm., h cor. Cambie., and Robson. Turton, T. Christopher J., of Painter & Turton, h 813 Georgia. Tweedie, D. A., Toronto type foundry, h 1425 Burrard.. Tweedy, Thos., driver Dom. Steam Laundry, 261 Keefer. Twigge. J., Major General, h Seaton, nr. Bute. Twigge, S. K., h Seaton, nr. Bute. TYPEWRITING BUREAU, " VOGEL'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, DE BECK BUILDING, 301 HASTINGS. Two Friends Mine, C. C. Bennett, sec'y, Mackinnon Building. Tyrell, Wm. Hy. Thos., blacksmith, h 2812 Sophia. Tyrell, Wm. H., florist, h 178 12th ave YSON, A. M. FISH AND GAME, 114 CORDOVA. h 1325 Robson. Tyson, John, builder,, h 1010 Eveleigh. Tytler, F. J. L., C.E., Mackinnon Bldg. h Nicola, cor. Nelson. Tytler, S. J., 992 Nicola. TVTLER (Tlie WILLIAM) LUMBER COMPANY, (William Tytler and Edward C. Car- gil), MANUFACTURERS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED FIR, CEDAR AND SPRUCE LUMBER, MOULDINGS, LATH, AND PICKETS. POWELL ST., COR. VERNON AVE. EAST OF SUGAR REFINERY. PHONE 488. Tyler, William, mgr. The William Tytler Lumber Co., bds. Mountain View Hotel. Ucheda, C, grocer, 109 Hastings E. Ufford, Miss H., clerk, 58 Cordova. Ufford, N.B., accountant, 58 Cordova. I IFF ORD, ALBERT, JEWELLER, 58 CORDOVA. Umphlette, A. L., Province Pub. Co. Underhill, Chas., bartender, bds. Dougall House. Underhill, F. T., M.D., h 1373 Barclay UNDERHILL, REV. H. J., rector St. Paul's church, 1373 Barclay. Union Associated Pres., I. T. Yerex, Union Ass. Society, D. C. McGregor, » agent, 612 Hastings. Union Brotherhood of Carpenters, meet at 519 Hastings E. Union Hotel, Peter Larson, 223 Abbott, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., 417 Granville. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 767 Union. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Vancouver. U NION STEAMSHIP CO., H. DARLING, Manager, WHARF, FOOT OF CARRALL. E. E*- Union Mutual Life, Ins. Co., J. ans. prov. mgr. 419 Hastings. United States consulate, L. Edwin Dudley, consul, 413 Granville. United States Customs, Geo. H. Webber, sub-collector, C.P.R. dock. United Trust Ltd., G. T. Legg, agent, 616 Granville. Upham, Fred, emp. B.C. Mills T Sc T. Co. Upshaw, Richard, R.N.P., bds. Revere House. Ure, J. Graham, agent, 2 Arcade, h 650 Granville. Unsworth, J., hotel, cor. Carrall and Hastings W. Unsworth, Mrs. Hattie, ladies' hairdresser. 165 Cordova. Unsworth, Mrs. H. B., hairdresser, 165 Cordova. Unwin, John, Waterworks, 110 Westminster. U.O.O.W.. meet 2nd and 4th Mondays, 45 Cordova. Urch, Walter George, foreman R.C.P.M., h 846 Raymur. Urquhart, Allan, clerk, 35 Hastings E. Urquhart, George, lab. 324 Powell. Urquhart, Hugh A., grocer, 37 Hastings E., h 309 Hastings E. Urquhart. Frank, teasmter, Vancouver Transfer Co., h Urquhart, John, stonemason, h 36 13th ave. Urquhart, Mackenzie, agent 417 Hastings, h 521 Seymour. Urquhart, Wm., retail liquors, 206 Carrall, Usborne, Claude, acct., 417 Granville, h 779 Bute. Vachon, Edward, emp. Rose's livery, h 257 Keefer. Vallens & Co., cigars, L. J. Cross, agt., Vallev Dairy Co., A. S. McKay, mgr., 716 Granville. Vau Anda Copper Sc Gold Co., Edward Blewett, prs. Head office Van Anda. Vanalasky, —., tailor Dan Stewart, h 721 Cambie. Vance, Bain, carpenter, 450 7th ave. Vance, John, city emp. 717 Richards. Vance, J. F., stenog. Hastings Mill. h 450 Seventh ave. E. Vance. Thos., barber, 617 Hastings, 717 Richards. Vance, Wm. N., employment agent, 1121 Barclay. Vancouver Board of Underwriters, Geo. W. Hobson, sec.T.reas, Inns, of court. yANCOUVER (The) AGENCY, (LIMITED) HEAD OFFICE 49-57 THE ALBANY, LIVERPOOL, ENG. IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DRY GOODS,HARDWAJRE, OILS, ORiE BAGS, SACKS, TINPLATES, ETC., AGENTS FOR THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., HONOLULU, H.I. J. G. CRAWFORD, General Mgr. WILLIAM SKENE, Manager Dry Goods Dept. 605 GRANVILLE. PHONE 600. Vancouver Bottling Works, G. C. Saver, mgr., Gore ave. ! Vancouver and Boundary Creek Mining and Dev. Co., Ltd., 139 Cardova. Vancouver Box Co., A. M. Wastell, mgr., 159 Water. ANCOUVER BOARD OF TRADE, C. E. TISDALL, M.L.A., PRES. F. BUSCOMBE, VICE-PRES., W. T. STEIN, SECRETARY, 603 HASTINGS W. Exchange, 433 Vancouver Building Granville. Vancouver Carriage Works, James E. Sulley, 69 Cordova E. Vancouver Co-Operative Labor Exchange Assn. Ltd., J. G. Langley sec. and mgr. Vane .rer Cigar Factory, I. Waxstock, 522 Cordova. ANCOUVER CITY IRON WORKS, ROSS HOWARD A CO. ' engineers, iron founders, patern and boilermaker, 529 Carroll, nr. Pender. Yancouver City Hospital, Dr. McEwan, director, 530 Cambie. BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Verje. Vancouver City Terminal Building Society, G. H. Geary, sec, 7 Hastings E. Vancouver Clearing House, 505 flastings. VANCOUVER CLUB, Harry Abbott, president; D. S. Wall- bridge, secretary; Hastings, foot of Burrard. Vancouver Cycle Depot., C. Cocking. 1 rop., Hastings W. WANCOUVER CONSERVATORY * OF MUSIC, ADOLF GREGORY, DIRECTOR. A. IN'TVELD-FRANCIS, BUS. MGR. 552 GRANVILLE. Vancouver, Dawson & Atlin City Shipping and Trading Co., Frank Richards mgr., 404 Richards. Vancouver Development Co., Ltd., Rand Bros., agents. fANCOUVER FLORAL CO., J. PONT, MANAGER, BURRARD, END OF DUNSMUIR. TELEPHONE 109. Vancouver Free Library, Edwin Machin. librarian and secretary, Wm. Brown Chairman of Board, 151 Hastings W. Vancouver Furniture Co., 44 Hastings. Vancouver Gas Co., James England, sec, 613 Hastings, Walter Thomas, mgr. of works, Keefer, near Westminster. gia. Vancouver Granite Co., W. L. Nicol, 419 Hastings W. Vancouver Group M. Co., Ltd., Mahon McFarland & Mahon, Ltd., agents. VANCOUVER HARDWARE CO., LTD., hardware, paints and oils, stoves, A. O. Campbell, pres. and mug. director, 339 Hastings. Vancouver Japanese Methodist Mission., 423 Abbott. Vancouver Kindergarten, Miss C. S- Newman, director, Burrard cor Barclay. Vancouver Land and Improvement Co., Ltd., R. Kerr Houlgate, sec'y. 401 Granville. Vancouver Land and Securities Corporation 342 Hastings. Vancouver Line of Steamers, Johnson Sc Burnett, agents. I Vancouver Lumber Co., Theodore Lud- .gate, mgr., 603 Hastings W. Vancouver Marine Ry., Ltd., H. Ken worthy, mgr. Vancouver Mining Stock Exchange, J. W. McFarland, pres., J. T. Smith, sec, 419 Hastings W. Vancouver Opera House, 'Granville^ Robt. Jameson, mgr. Vancouver Phrenological Society, 151 Hastings. Vancouver Plate Glass Works, Robt. Alex. Townley, prop., 304 9th ave. Vancouver Produce Co., F. Fowler, mgr., Mackinnon Building, 413 Granville. Vancouver Real ty Co., Ltd., 536 flastings, Hope, Graveley & Co., agents. Vancouver Rowing Club, boat house, foot Seaton. Vancouver Sash and Door Co., Ltd., H. D. Pencier, sec- treas.; J. B. McLaren, pres., Granville, nr. False creek.- fANCOUVER SODA WATER WORKS, MEIKLE BROS., PROPS. Cor. GORE AVE. AND HARRIS. Vancouver Tannery. P. N. Smith prop., 12th ave., Mt. Pleasant office, 524 Pender. Vancouver Trading Co., produce, fruitjjM etc., 110 Abbott. VANCOUVER TRANSFER CO.. LTD., K. B. McLennan, mgr. G. H. R. Aman, sec'y, 544 Cambie. Van, Dan Storme, Emil, stonemason, h 555 Hornby. Vanderwarker, H. W., El. Ry., 714 Seymour. Van Horne, Cornelia E., wid. P. O, h 534 Georgia. Van Home,' G. C, clerk, h 534 Georgia. • Van florae, C. N., clerk, h 534 Georgia Van Horne. Ralph, h 534 Georgia. Vanohrin, Geo., drug clerk, h Hornby, near Georgia. Vantasell, Edson D., mason, h 323 Prior, Varce, August, laborer, h 417 Harris, j Vaughan, J. W„ Major Dom. & P. L. S.. bds. Badminton. Vaughan, Rhys. T. J., 626 Richards. Vaughan, Wm„ h 1234 Barclay. Vaughn, A. E., clerk, 1234 Barclay. Vaughn, Henry S., clerkh 1106 Robson. Vaughn, Simon, • retired, h 1106 Robson. Vax, Solomon, h 213 Powell. Veitch, Thomas (Canadian Pacific Transfer Co.), h 915 Homer. Venogradskv, J., tailor, Dan Stewart, res. 270 Cambie.. Verje, W. R., contractor, bds. 109 Heatley. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 769 Vancouver. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Walford. Vancouver Banks Clearing House, 505 Hastings W. Vermilyea, John 0., Singer Co., h. 533 Howe. Vermilyea, Walter, collector, 9 Arcade, h 533 Howe. Vernon, Harry, musician, h 199 Keefer. Vernon, Peyton, ship carpenter, 611 Prior. Verrick, —., h 521 Richards. Vest, Charles E., of Haas Vest & Clark, bds. Oriental. Versaw, S., bricklayer, bds. Western Hotel. Veysey, Mrs. Chas., 811 Hamilton. Veysey, Chas. W., accountant, H.B.C., h. 811 Hamilton. Vibert, George E., emp. Stimson's Wharf, h 700 Homer. Vicars, p G., 412 Princess. Vick, George H., steward, S.S. Empress Japan, h 882 Hornby. Victoria (the) Miss Collens prop., 520 Homer. Victoria Colonist, A. C. Goodman, agent, 515 Hastings W. Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co., Ltd. (Victoria), Oscar Krause, agent, 1195 Richards. V ,-CTORIA-MONTREAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., FRED J. HOLLAND A CO., AGENTS, MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS. Vieveck, Harry, bartender, 523 Richards. Viles, Wm., longshoreman, 331 Harris. Vincenei, Louis, fisherman, nr Granville bridge. Vincent, R., laborer, 1331 Richards. Vinston. Miss Mary O. 54 Dupont. Vipond, Z., bartender, bds. Revere House Vivian. Wm., painter, h 8th ave, Fair view. » jOGEL'S commercial college, de beck building, 338 hastings west. phone 719. Vogel, H. B. A., principal Vogel's Commercial College, 338 Hastings W., h 316 Dunsmuir. Vorhees, Caufield, blacksmith, 140 Alexander, h 615 Prior. Voss, Ernest, steward, Commercial Htl. Vye, M., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. h 109 Heatley. Waddell, Samuel, painter, bds. 411 Abbott. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S lllll Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. 0 Telephone 429. Wadds Bros., protographers, 45 Cor- dova^. Wadds, Geo. T., of Wadde Bros., b 630 Richards. Waddell, Andrew, constable Police Station. Wade. F. C, emp. Geo. E. Trorey, h Jervis and Melville. Wade. Philip & Co., American Shoe store, 169 Hastings E. Wade, Philip, C.P.R. foreman, h 987 Hornby. Wagg. Geo., grocer, 108 Water, res. 104 Water. Wagner, Alex., of A. Wagner & Co., h. 112 6th ave. Wagner, A. & Co., hardware, 102 Hastings E. Wainewright, Claude B., 8th ave., Fair- view. Wainwright, W. C, steno. World, 119 Cordova E. Waite. David, builder, h 1021 Howe. Waite, D. P., carpenter, bds. Russ Hse. Waite, George, clerk, h 722 Seymour. Waite, Isaac, plasterer, h Beachie, cor. 20th ave. Waite. Isaac, bricklayer, h 722 Seymour. Waite, Robt., porter Metropole. Waite, Thos. R, builder, h 650 Cordova E. Wakefield, Wm., messenger Merchants Bank of Halifax, h. 510 Dansmuir. Wakley, Lew, tailor, S. McPherson & Co., h Homer. VValdon, —., peddler, Cordova E., near Boundary. Waldon, George, prospector, 269 Thirteenth. Waldon, George, prospector, h 269 13th ave. Waldon, H., bricklayer, Hastings E. Waldon, Wm., prospector, h 269 13th av. Walford, Frank, driver, 344 Carrall, h. 411 Keefer. 1.9 50A HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Walson, Walkem, Geo. A., of Mackay & Walkem, h 673 Howe. Walkem,' H. B., asst. emp. C.P.R. Walker, —., carpenter, h Ash, cor. 8th ave. Walker, —., h 577 Howe. Walker, Alfred, car repairer C.P.R. Walker, Arthur, waiter Boulder, rooms Dougall House. Walker, Benj. G., of Walker & Co., h 1120 Hornby. Walker, B. H., piano tuner, h 532 Homer. Walker. Chas., blacksmith, 801 Westminster, h. 316 Dunsmuir. Walker & Co., com. and ins. agents, 405 Cordova. Walker, C. Y., blacksmith, 316 Duns- umir. Walker, Edward, C.P.R., car repairer, res. Golden Gate. Walker, F. T., manager Merchants' Bk. of Ha'lifax, east branch, h 706 Granville. Walker, Fred J., clerk C.P.R. freight office, h 1650 Haro. Walker, George, clerk Customs, bds. Glasgow Hotel. Walker, George, customs broker, h. 322 Princess. Walker, Guy W., tailor. 212 Abbott. Walker, Hugh, ship carpenter, 7th ave. Fairview. Walker, John, h 698 Robson. Walker, John, laborer, 554 Barnard. Walker, Joseph, clerk ImperialBank of Canada, h Bute, cor. Robson. Walker, Margaret, widow, James, 554 Barnard. Walker, Michael, app. C.P.R. Walker, Miss, nurse, h 810 Richards. Walker & Robinson, nurserymen, Georgia cor. Bu-rard. Walker, Sam., baker, 418 Hastings, h. Homer. Walker, Sarah, bdg. house, 318 Carrall. Walker, T. C, marine engineer, 1161 Barnaby. Walker, T. W., chief steward Empress of India, h 842 Hornby. Walker, W., store foreman, O. P. R. Walker, W. G. clerk, 150 Cordova, rms. 1120 Hornby. Walker, W. H., nurseryman, 1409 Burrard. Walker, Walter Stuart, h Hotel Vancouver. ALLAOE, A., BOAT BUILDER, GRANVILLE STREET BRIDGE. h. 1113 Richards. Wallace, Fred, laborer, bds. 216 Abbott. Wallace, F., plumber, M.S. Rose, h 2213 Westminster ave. Wallace, James, blacksmith, h 413 Princess. Wallace, James, of Duke & Wallace, h. Princess. Wallace. Joseph B., janitor, h. 1051 Howe. Wallace, Robert, carpenter, h 607 Cordova E. Wallace, Robert H., grocer, 2315 Westminster. Wallace, Samuel T., grocer, 2315 Westminster ave. Wallace, Wm., carpenter, h 572 Dunsmuir. Wallace, Wm., janitor, 325 Richards. Wallbridge, A. H., agent National Cash Register Co., 801 Cordova, res. 303 Cordova. » * fALLBRIDGE, D. S., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC., INNS OF COURT BUILDING. res. Vancouver Club. Waller, E. K., clerk, res. WestmiMter Road. Waller, Mrs. G. M., widow, - - 528 Howe. Waller, R., clerk CP.R. telegraph, res. Westmister road. Walmsley, John, clerk, O.P.R., h. 430 Princess. Walmsley, Leslie, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 430 Princess. Walmsley, Thos., C.P.R., h 430 Princess. Walmsley, W., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Walpole, Harry, plumber, Braden Bros., 1617 Westminster. Walpole, Thos., emp. C.P.R., h 1739 Westminster. Walpole, W. H., plumber, h 1739 Westminster. Walsenholm, James, driver, h 216 Abbott. Walsh, Joseph, emp. B.C.S.R., h 314 10th ave. Walsh. J. O., loco, engineer, O P. R., h 1031 Eveleigh. Walsh, Patrick, saw filer. H.S.M., raff. Russ House. Walsh. Walter W., student-at-law, McPhillips & Williams, h 1108 Barclay. Walsh, Win., mgr. Palace Clothing Co., h. Barclay. Walsh. W. H., grocer, 1200 Seymou-. Walson, Arthur, carpenter, cabin 111 Pender. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 771 Walters. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Watkins. Walters, J., Capt. str. "Capilano.' Walton, Edwin. h 833 Richards. Walton. John M., carpenter, 277 Front. Walton, Joseph, retired, h Chilco. Walten, Mary Anne, music teacher, h Chilo. Walton, Percival, chef Commercial, h 118 Westminster.. Walton, Walter H., clerk, h 833 Richards. Walton, Wm. V., clerk, 833 Richards. Walworth, J. L., cream separators, 113 Hastings E. Waram, Port, agent, 1121 Barclav. Warburton, H. H., caretaker, C.P.R, 533 Cordova. Ward. Albert, carpenter, 67 Hastings E. Ward, F. H., clerk F. S. Taggart. h. 861 Hornby. Ward. George, laborer, Central Hotel. Ward. J.t emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Ward, J. H., clerk, C.P.R h 878 Howe. Ward. Miss A. B.. clerk H.B.Co., W ARD, ROBERT & CO., LIMITED, COMMISSION MECHANTS, SHIPPING, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, J. O. MACLURE, Manager. METROPOLITAN BLOCK, HASTINGS, COR. HOMER. Ward, Rich. B., caretaker Bank of B. N. A. Building. Ward, Talbot, cigar box maker, factory, 248 Prior, bds. Mountain View Hotel. Ward. Wm., bds. 109 Heatley. Wardell, Arthur, h 1015 Harris. Wardell, Harry, R.C.P.M., h 1015 Harris. Wardell, Wm., laborer, h 1015 Harris. Warden, Wm., commissioner, h 678 Burrard. Warden, J., assayer, 813 Georgia. Warne, George S., bartender Bodega, h 550 Raymur. Warne, Henry W., h 734 Seymour. Warner, Ed., teamster, 52 Dupont, 309 Barnard. Warracks. line of steamers, 417 Granville. Warren. Col., Falkland, C. M. G., h. 911 Nicola. Warren, Henry B., C. engineer, h 1043 Burrard. Warren, John, machinist, 250 5th ave. Warren. V. M., clerk, 432 Cordova, h. 911 Nicol-i. illiiiiliii SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum. Sign fetters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. vWlfi'ilSsBil -feHM&iKfl; MSI Warren, Wm., contractor, h 717 Hamilton. Warren, Wm. G., of Wilband & Warren, h 715 Hamilton. Warren, W, H., carpenter, cabin 111 Pender. Warsap, H. J., mgr. cement works, 836 Cambie. Warsap, J. H., foreman, C. P. R., cement Works, h 533 Hamilton. Warsop, H. J., supt. works B.C.P. Cement Co. Warton, Edward, hack-driver, V res. Trounce Alley. ■ Warwick, Wm.. miner, h 801 Keefer. Warwick, W., bookkeeper Braden & Co., res. New Westminster. Washington Sc Alaska S S. Co., 417 Granville. Washington Building Trust Co., Johnson &Burnett, agents, Wastell, Alfred M., mgr. Vancouver Box Co., 159 Water, h 1231 Richards. Wastie, Capt., h. 1248 Haro. Waterfall, Arthur, real estate, 432 Cordova, h 825 flornby. Waterfalls —.. Harwood, cor. Jervis. Waterous Engine Works Co., Hugh B. Gilmour agent, 305 Cambie. Waters, Chas., caretaker, .h Keefer. A. P., bookkeeper, Benj. F., laborer, h 926 rear, 1.126 No*- 302 Jack- Watkins, sop. Watkins, son. Watkins, Chas., steward Empress of China, h 1325 Richards. Watkins, Harry S., emp. C.P.R., h 923 Seymour. bookkeeper, 33 Inns of Watkins, John, Court. Watkins, John, 923 Seymour. Watkins. J.E., 923 Seymour. manufacturers agent, clerk, C.P.R. offices, h. Ill 1 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Watkins, J. F., oper., Province, h. 230 Georgia. Watkins, J. H., comp., Province, h 230 Georgia. . Watkins, J. H., clerk O.P.R., 923 Seymour. Watkins, Warren, logger, bds. Sherman House. Watson, A. A., chemist, h 3446 6th ave. Watson, Chas. M., mechanical engineer, h 1233 Haro. Watson, Eugene, contractor, 545 Hornby. Watson, Harry H, of McDowell, Atkins & Watson Drug Co., h. 1283 Haro. Watson, Henry K., teamster, h 133 Keefer. Watson, James, carpenter, h. 122 Lansdown. Watson, James, engineer, 533 Hornby. Watson, John, laborer, h 776 Homer. Watson John fireman, electric works, h. 1017 Harris. Watson, Joseph Henry, emp. Customs. h 1015 Howe. Watson, Joseph, driver, 36 Cordova, bds. 160 Water. Watson. J. M... clerk, 399 Hastings, h. cor. Haro and Jervis. Watson, Miss Dora, teacher Vancouver Conservatory of Music. Watson, Mrs. Wid. Rev. Cloverdale. h 909 Thurlow.. Watson, Robert, stone cutter, h. 1321 Hornby. Watson, Samuel J., foreman C.P.R., bds." Clarence Hotel. Watson, S. G., carpt., bds. Clarence Hotel. Watson, T .F., clerk, customs, h. •' 1120 Nelson. Watson, Wm. J., assayer. b Comox. Watson, W.. blacksmith, 30 Cordova E., h. 304 Princess. Watt, James, upholsterer, 548 Seymour. Watt. James, farmer, 1026 Alberni. Watt. -Tobn, Heaps mill, Powell, E. Watt. Peter, laborer. 1028 Alberni. •Watts Geo. W., conf.. Beach ave., English Bay. Watts. Ruben, carpenter, h 618 Seymour. Waverley Hotel. Queen Bros., props. cor. Georgia and Seymour. Woy. H. G.. h R31 Fnmilt*n. Wavn^r. —.. 157 CoWJovn E. ' Wnx«tnok. L. prop. Vancouver Ciear■fae- Wv. *22 Pordor,!. h. 550 Hamilton. "W'n-vs+'^ir. J., cigar maker, '"vninnr. WiToMok. Lewis, cisrnr maker, h. 642 Seymour. W^^^k. p., cigar maker, ; 462 Seymour. Wtart, J. W., bookkeeper Davis, Marshall & Macneill, res. Mapledean, Burnaby. Weatherdale', Robert, logger, h 415 Keefer. Weatherston, Campbell, stableman, h 15 Water. Weaver, Mrs. Lucy, 308 Pender. Weaver, Solmon, pawnbrokei, 103 Cordova, h 654 Burrard. Weaver, W., emp. R.C.P.M. Webb, Chas., emp. B.C. Mills, 5-216 Keefer. Webb, Frank M., bookkeeper, R. C. P. M., h. 761 Thurlow. Webber, Chas., fisherman, h rear 312 Powell. Webber, David, mining broker, 396 Dufferin. Webber, Geo. H., U.S. Customs, h 409 Dunsmuir. Webber & Phillippo, printers end publishers 419 H-'stings Webber, Robert O. of Webber & Phillippo Masonic Building, 309 Cordova Weber, Albert, marine engineer Tartar, h 615 Gore. Weber, C. L., emp., Robertson & Hackett. h 1108 Richards. Weber Gas & Gasoline Engine Co., 506 Cordova, E. H. Heap & Co., agents. Webster, Arthur, C.E. and surveyor, bds. Badminton Hotel. Webster. A. C, of Webster Bros., 1268 Granville. WEBSTER BROS., (J. R. & A. C. Webster) grocers, 1270 Granville. Webster, —., 714 Granville. Webster, David M., teamster, 826 Hamilton. Webster, James A., lumber merchant, 108 Abbott. Webster, .lohn A., 108 Abbott. Webster, J., millhand, Wm. Tytler L. Co. h 1038 Keefer. Webster, E„ emp. B. C S. R. Oo. Webster, Frank L., R. O. P. M., h. 750 Keefer. Webster, Fred, engineer, 619 Gore ave. Webster. James G.. baker, h. . 2846 Westminster. Webster Joseph, emp. H. S. M.. h. 841 Dunlevy. Webster. J. R., of Webster Bros., 713 Richards. Webster. Robt.. oil dealer, 713 Richfl.dsH 1268 Granville. Webster, William, clerk Webster Bros., h 1268 Granville. Week, D.. emp. R.C.P.M. Weeks, Albert, plumber, h 1129 Richards. Weeks, Caleb, plumber. 1129 Richards, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 773 Weeks. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Western. Weeks, Archie, butcher, res. 36 Cordova. Weeks, Florence, clerk Hope, Graveley & Co., res. 1129 Richards. Weeks G. W., of Weeks & Robson, res. Nicola cor. Barclay. Weeks (Caleb) & Mclntyre (Samuel J.), 522 Pender. Weeks & Robson. Groceries, liquors and provisions, 542-550 Hastings. Wehrfritz, Benj., prop. Arlington Hotel, h 604 Hamilton. Wehfritz, Ben., prop., Arlington Hotel, 304 Cordova. Weir, Alex., h 771 Seymour. Weir, Alex., Town Topics, 419 Hastings, bds. Leland. Weir. Alex., laborer, Waterworks. h 216 Keefer. Weir, Henry, clerk, Evans C. & Evans, h 1138 Robson. Weirs Thomas W., stevedore, h. 319 Keefer. Weiss, Albert, cigar maker, h. 524 Cordova E. Weiss, Alfred, cigar maker, 148 Cordova, h. 524 Cordova E. Weiss Frederick, boilermaker, h. 524 Cordova E. Weiss, John, emp. Armstrong & Morrison, h 522 Cordova." Weiss, Wm., h. 524 Cordova E. Weiss, Wm.. jr., printer, h. 524 Cordova ' Weld. Octavius, physician of Lefevre & Weld, h. 1100 Robson. Welker, Fred, prs. Imperial Syrup Co. Ltd., h Badminton Hotel. Welker, Wm., sec'y Imperial Sugar Co., Ltd.. h 526 Powell. Wells. A. V., bookbinder, h 627 Richards. Wells, J. F., clerk, Hastings Mill store, res. 610 Hastings Wells. Mrs. F., 714 Granville. Welch, Fred Chas., Van. Trading Co., h 850 Hornby. Welsh, —., filer, Hastings Mills, h 314 Harris. Welch. Nelson, driver, Western Cartage Co., res. Palace Hotel. Welsh, E. B., of-Welsh Bros., 1063 Barclay. Welsh, Fred. W.. of Welsh & Nightingale, h. 144 10th ave. Welsh, George, cook Strand Hotel. Welsh, Geo., musician, bds. Dougall Hse Welsh, John, retired, h Powell. Welsh, John, lnb„ 67 Hastings E. Welsh, Mri. Ellesmere House, furished rooms, cor. Pender and Homer. Welsh, Mrs . E.. widow, h. 1429 Geof- Welsh, P., emp. R.C.P. Mills. WOODWARD SDEPMHENTAI ii Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Notions, Toys, Stationery, Crockery, House Furnishings, Seeds, Drugs, Etc., Etc., Etc. 622, 624, 626 WESTMINSTER AVE., VANCOUVER, B.C. Welsh & Nighingale, grocers, 2425 Westminster. Welsh, R. A., of Welsh Bros., h. 939 Broughton. Werner, George, musician, | >__... rear 237 Princes. Wermyse, D., emp. R.C.P.M. Wescott, Capt. Windfield Scott, contractor, res. Bute, cor. Haro. Wesh Bros., (E B. & R. A.) Celtic can- ery 125 Water. West, Alden J., clerk Diplock & Lees, 908 Hornby. West, Ed., machinist, bds. Gold house. West End Grocery, D. J. McDonald, cor. Burrard and Comox. West End Public School, Burrard, cor. Nelson, West, Lambert F., of Hayllar & West, 908 Hornby. West, R. S., bookkeeper. 618 Granville, h 908 Hornby. West, Wm., pork packer, Parsons Produce, h 721 Howe. West W. A., butcher, h 721 Hamilton. West Wellington Coal Co.. Ltd., E. H. Heaps & Co., agents, 506 Cordova. Westcott, A., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Westcott, Capt. W. H., Bute, Western Hotel, John Sullivan, prop., 175 Water. Western Star, I.O.O.F., No. 10, 45 Cordova. Westrand, Chas., emp. Gas Works, h 155 Cordova E. Westcott, Robt., 519 Hastings. Westerlund, Olof, carpenter, 625 Hastings. WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., OF TORONTO, CEPERLEY, MACKENZIE A ROUNSEFELL, LTD., AGENTS. MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERSHL fell HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Whiteside. Western Ass. Co. (marine), Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., agents. Western Canada Ranching Co., Ltd., tbe B. C. L. & I. Agency, Ltd., ageuts cor Homer and Hastings. rK STERN CARTAGE COMPANY, (Hermon Robinson & Hill Peppard). TRUCKS, DRAYS, EXPRESS "WAGGONS, FOR ALL PURPOSES. 10 HASTINGS WEST. Phone G51. Western Dredging Co., Ltd., R. A. Anderson, pres., L. McLean, mgr., Norman McLean secy., 305 Cambie. Western, Frank, travelling auditor, C.P. R., h 847 Denman. 'ESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH, 804 HASTINGS WEST. PHONE 343. ■ Westwood, A. M.. broker, h 1212 Hornby. Wethall, J. D., tinsmith, Johnson & McPhail. WetselL Oscar, expressman, h 15 Water. Wett, Leonard, h 818 Richards. Wetzel, C. 0. H h. 620 Hastings E. Wetzel, Fred, 620 Hastings E. Wetzel, F. M., boots and shoes, 58 Cordova, res. 620 Hastings E. Wetzel, W. H. bookbinder, h. 620 Hastings. Whalen, Chas., tailor, 725 Homer. Whalen, John, bookkeeper, h 1429 Robson. Wharves. (See Water Front, Street Directory. Whelan, Rev. Father John J., O.M.I., h 618 Richards. Whatmough, Geo. Thomas, letter carrier, 320 Harris. Whatmough, G., painter, h. 320 Harris. Whealman, James, painter, h 335 13th ave. Wheeler, A. F., h 534 Cambie. Wheeler, F. J., general agent, Great Northern railway, Cambie, cor. Hastings, h. cor. Broughton and Robson. Wheeler, George, laborer, rear 716 Homer. Wheeler & Wilson, sewing machines, Mackenzie Urquhart, agent. 2 Arcade. Wheeling, Thos.. laborer, h 253 Prior. Whik. T. L., 36 Thirteenth. Whiley. —.. 522 Cordova. Whiley, Chas. W.. bookkeeper, Evans, j Coleman Sc Evans, h 522 Cordova. Whitaker. Reginald P., clerk, res. 13th ave., Mt. Pleasant. Whitaker, Alfred, h 6 Thirteenth ave. White, —., paperhanger, 324 Westminster. White & Armour, brokers and comm. agents, 603 Hastings. White, Arthur, laborer, cabin, 111 Pender. White, Benjamin, of Stanley, White &, Co., 504 Westminster. White._ Chas., tinner, Vancouver Hardware Co. White, Colo Albert, of Waterhouse &, Co., h 1124 Seaton. I1 White, Francis, farmer, h 253 14th ave. White, George, carpenter Walker House White, George, teamster H. A. Berry. White, Geo., lab., h 215 Barnard. White, Hugh, emp. C.P.R., bds. Clarence Hotel. White, James S., emp. Robinson & Hackett, h 734 Seymour. White, John, photographer, 14 Cordova. 0. White. Jeseph, emp. C.P.R. 721 Camfcie. White, J. W., artist, Province Pub. Co. White, N. J., emp. Robertson & Hackett. White Pass & Yukon Route, office 226 Cambie. White, Stanley & Co., clothing, 504 Westminster. White, Stanley, of S. W. Sc Co., 504 Westminster. White, S. F. G„ of White & Armour, h Bute, cor. Robson. White, Thos., emp. B.C.SJ... h. 4th ave. White. Wm., blacksmith, bds. King's , Hotel. Whitp, Wm. J., Thomson Stationery Co.. h 556 Thurlow. White. W. W., of Champion Sc White, b 12th ave. »ilHITEHEAD, E. A., ARCHITECT. * " — ««>^B INNS OF COURT, h 1000 Thurlow. Whitehead, Geo., bartender Arlington. I Whitehead. John M., clerk Robt. Ward & Co., 521 Hamilton. Whitehead, Miss, tailoress, h 627 Homer. Whitelaw, Daniel H., ry. clerk, 516 Corv dova. Whitenack, Andrew J., tallyman, H.8. m„ h. 701 Hastings E. Whitenack, Willis H., H. S. M., h.<vW 701 Hastings E. Whitenock. W. M., motorman El. Ry. I h 701 Hastings. Whiteside & Harris, feed and produce i store. 613 Westminster. Whiteside, Mrs. John, widow, h. 408 Keefer. Whiteside, Robt., of Whiteside & Harris, 1613 Westminster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 775 Whiteside. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Willard. Whiteside, Thos., canneryman, bds. Columbia. v Whiteway, W. T., architect, 322 Cambie. h 1212 Hornby. Whitman, Leslie, violinist, 661 Richards. Whitman, Marcellus, h 2640 Carolina. Whitmayer, Wm., engineer, 1131 Melville. Whitney, Mayo, editor Advocate, h 73 6th ave. Whitaker, Alfred, 6 13th ave. Whitaker, Ernest, Van. Trading Co., -- 110 Abbott, h 603 Hastings. Whittacker, G. S., painter, Vermlyea blk Whittleton, J. A., emp. Van. Sash and Door Factory, h 100 Robson. Whiteworth, A., machinist, h 539 Homer - Whittaker R., painter, 871 Granville. Whittier, Mrs. C. W., widow, h. 106 Dunlevy. Whittington, Rev. Robt. (Methodist), 434 Princess. v Whitty, E. J., mfg. agent, 532 Cordova, h. 1025 Eveleigh. Whitty, W. H., clerk, 1025 Eveleigh. Whitty, John, shipping agency, 532 Cordova, h. 1025 Eveleigh. Whitty, Wm., tinner C.P.R., h 1129 Homer. Whitworth, Edwin, engineer, 539 Homer. J Whitworth, Ernest, printer, World, 539 Homer. Whitworth, Percy, printer, World, 589 Homer. Whyte, James, emp. Van. S. & D. factory. r Widdicombe, Mrs. E. L.. mgr. Woman's f Dept. Mutual Life, 413 Granville. f! Widdincombe, Harry T., insurance, h 813 Georgia. Wiedrich (Charles & Wm.), parcel de- , livery, 509 Hastings W., phone 597. Wiedrick, Wm., h. 117 Cordova E. Wlegand, Chas., furniture, 186 Hastings. also Hastings, near Columbia ave. res. 12th ave and Ontario st. Wickenden, O. O., architect, 603 Hastings W., h. 1044 Pender. Wiksenn, J. P., tailor, 22 Carrall, h Hastings E. . Wilband, Charles A., baker, h 1120 Richards. •v Wilband, Ernest S., of Wilband & War- .ren, h 1120 Richards. Wilband, George, captain "Stampede," E. H. Heap's Mill. ij Wilband & Warren, sheet metal and cornice makers, 1009 Seaton. Wilber, John J., storekeeper, Hotel Van- | , couver, res. Central Park. j Wilby Gooige, asst. foreman, World h. h, 1325 Barclay. ■Wilbur. Capt., tugboat agent, Powell, t -nr. Dunlevy. | SPILL1II WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. Wilcock, E. H., asst. comptroller, B. C. El. Ry. Co., Ltd., h 34 Cordova. Wlllcox, James, motorman City Tram- wav Co., h 343 9th ave. Wilcox, Joseph, coek, 119 Keefer. Wildgrube, Wm., musician, 1801 Westminster. Wildauer,' Joseph, of Ley & Wildauer, h Burrard, cor. Burnaby. Wiley, H, emp. R. C. P. Mills. Wiley, J., emp. Van. Sash and Door Co. Wilkes, Martin, 623 Granville. Wilke, Leon, cigarmaker, 522 Cordova, bds. D.ugall House. Wilkie, John J., laborer Champion & White, bds. Sherman. Wilkinson, Arthur James, carpenter, Burrard, ft. Drake. Wilkinson, F. emp. C.P.R., h 830 Dunlevy; Wilkinson, John, baker W. D. Muir, h 2414 Westminster. Wilkinson, J. T., travelling rep. Province. Wilkinson, Miss Beatrice, teacher, Vancouver Conservatory of Music. Wilkinson, Miss, Home Hospital, 778 Burrard. Wilkinson, Mrs., wid. J. W.. h. 1027 Barclay. Wilks, Geo. W., moulder, B..I.W., h. 580 Harris. Wilks. James, emp. Geo. C. Hinton Sc Co., 530 Harris. Will, Geo., ianitor Mackinnon Bldg. h cabin 26. 413 Granville. M. HAMILTON M'F'G. CO., Ltd., ENGINES AND BOILERS, MILLING A MINING, MACHINERY, ROBERT HAMILTON, Manager, MACKINNON BUILDING, 418 GRANVILLE. Willard, Chas P., & Co., Willard Water Tube Boilers, E. H. Heap & Co., agts., 506 Cordova. &?ir 776 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Wilson. Willard, R. J., of Willard & Robertson, 600 Cordova E. Willard (R. J.) & Robertson (Harvey), tent makers, 20 Cordova E. Willard (Rich.) & Robertson (Harvie), tent and sail makers, 20 Cordova B. Williams, —., 871 Granville. Williams, Adolphus, of McPhillips Sc Williams, h. 1339 Barclay. Williams, Albert T„ emp. R.C.P. Mills. Williams, Alfred, clerk McLennan & McFeely, 706 Seymour. Williams, Arthur, stonecutter, h 40 8th ave. Williams, A., M.D., 622 Granville. Williams, A. J., of McLennan & McFee- ley, h 705 Seymour. ILLIAMS (A. R.) MACHINERY CO W ^^ LTD., TORONTO and MONTREAL. E. H. HEAPS & CO., AGENTS. 500 CORDOVA. Williams (Jesse) & Barker (Chas. FA hicycles, Granville. Williams & Barker, props. Red Cross Brewery, Seaton. Williams, Chas., laborer, cabin 14 Cordova E. Williams, Christian, longshoreman, bds. Europe Hotel. Williams, Claud, pressman Trythall & Son, h Fairview. Williams, Daniel, bds. 157 Cordova E. • Williams, D. G., route mgr. World- res. Hotel Victoria. Williams, Edward, night watchman, h 330 7th ave. Williams, Frank, emp. Vancouver club. Williams, Fred, clerk, 8th ave., Mt. F h cor. Hastings W. and Hornby. Williams, F., tailor, 325 Cambie. 7th ave., Fairview. Williams, George Pikes, shoe store, 403 Richards. Williams, Geo., shoemaker, 518 Hastings, h Hastings, cor. Pender. Williams, Geo., Van. S. and D. factory, h 330 7th ave. Williams, H., bds. 109 Heatley. Williams, Jesse, of Williams & Baker, h. 530 Howe. WILLIAMS, JAMES Captain. City Contractor, Stimson's Wharf, res. Burrard, cor. Smythe. Williams, John, basketmaker, 1016 Richards. Williams, John, Red Cross Brewery, Seaton. Williams, Jeseph, blacksmith, bds. Sunnyside. Williams, J., emp. Tait's saw mill. Williams, J. T., 410 Cordova. Williams, Miss Amy, stenographer, h 719 Hamilton. Williams, Mrs. Eve, 131 Dupont. Williams, Mrs., 2709 Westminster ave. Williams, R. Sheldon, telegraph editor •News-Advertiser, h 1260 Pender. Williams, Samuel H., painter, h 570 Hornby. Williams, Thos., emp. R.C.P.M. Williams, Thos. W., butcher, 14 Hastings E., res. 775 Princess. Williams, Tottie, -music teacher, h 719 Hamilton. Williams, T., of Barker & Williams, rms. EU esmere House. Williams, Wm., cook, 158 Powell. Williams, Wm., cook, bds. Columbia. Williams, W., carpenter, bds. Union Htl. Williamson, Geo., tinsmith, 122 Cordova.. Williamson, John, longshoreman, 516 Cordova. Williamson, John B., emp. Skinner's, h 1016 Robson. Williamson, Thos., acct, 817 Granville. Willis, G. W., supt. Channe M. C, h. Haro, cor. Denman. Willis. Chas., lab., bds. Sunnyside. Willis. Harry A., h 554 6th ave. Willis. James, laborer, h 776 Homer. Willis, John A., cattle dealer, h 554 6th ave. Willis. P., emp. Robertson & Hackett. , Willis. Robert, steward Vancouver Club. . h Hastings and Hornby. Willis, Walter, clerk P. O., 635 Richards. Willis, W. J., bartender, Hotel Grand. Willman, John, expressman, Mary, cor. 10th ave. Willson, Benj., inspector Bank of Hamilton, h 1833 Haro. Willson, C. K., teller Bank of Hamilton, res. 1833 Haro. Willson, Robt., bds. 1833 Haro. ■ Wilson, Alex;, carpenter, h 820 Richards. Wilson, A., emp. Robertson & Hackett. '; WILSON BROTHERS, wholesale grocers, W. E. Wilson, man age, 16 Powell. Wilson, Chas., h 1248 Barclay. Wilson, Chas.. Q.C.. of Wilson & Senkler, h. 1075 Barclay. Wilson, Chas, contractor, rms. 822 Seymour. Wilson, C. clerk Hotel Metropole. Wilson, C. E. A., assayer, 1075 Barclay. Wilson, C. R., carpenter, h No. », ^Mj Wilson, D. IL, physician, h. 1042 Robson. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. TTi Wilson. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Wittmaye. Wilson, Edmund, H.M.S. butcher, 716 Alexander. Wilson, Edward W., butcher, h 555 flornby. Willson, Elmer C, salesman Toronto Type Foundry, h 406 Cordova E. Wilson, E., emp. Armstrong & Morrison. Wilson, Fred P., traveller McLennan A McFeely, h 1113 Nelson. Wilson, Geo., clerk 802 Granville, h. 860 Hornby. Wilson, G. I., commission, 303 Hastings West, Barclay, cor. Thurlow. Wilson, Hugh B., clerk Barclay, cor. Thurlow. Wilson, Jacob, teamster McDonald Bros., bds. King's flotel. Wilson, John, planter, h 706 12th ave. Wilson, John, supt. C.P.R. Telegraph, h 1310 Robson. Wilson, Mrs. J. B., wid., 1018 Robson. Wilson, Ralph, printer Evans & Hastings. 710 Richards. Wilson, Richard, B. C. I. Wks., 128 Gore ave." Wilson, Robert, builder, h 761 Hornby. Wilson. Robert, 103 Cordova, res. 742 Burrard. Wilson, R., laborer, B.C.I. Works, 128 Gore ave. ILSON <fc SENKLER, Charles Wilson, Q.C., and John Harold Senkler). BARRISTERS aud SOLICITORS, INNS OF COURT BUILDING, HAMILTON ST. Wilson, Thos., longshoreman, cabin, 582 Carrall. Wilson, Tom, horticulturist, h 525 6th. ave. E. Wilson, T. H., physician, over 410 Westminster ave. Wilson, Walter, assayer, h 1075 Barclay. Wilson, Wm., clerk 410 Westminster, h Wilson, Wm., printer, h 414 Pender. ' 709 Sevmour. Wilson, Wm., clerk P. O., h. 414 Pender. [ Wilson, Wm., tallyman Royal City Mill, h 130 14th ave. Wilson, Wm. A., of Shelton & Co., h 717 Hamilton. Wilson, Wm. Eilbeck, mgr. Wilson Bros., h 816 Cordova E. Wilson, W. H., book-keeper Kelly. Douglas Sc Co., bds. Leland. Wilzinski, Mark, optician, 4 Arcade, b. 624 Hastings. Winans, G. H., emp. Oyster Bay, rear 516 Richards. BILL POSTING. ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, ■__n-_H_-H_l ^«l»afi£fn«fll msJ*SrtAw^*#«ry _i^3fK_§t_c8f%*__i£SH_s_5§ Vancouver Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Winch & Bower (R. V. Winch & G. E. Bower), fish and fruits, 52 Cordova. Winch, R. V., Winch & Bower, h. 787 Hornby. Winderbank, J., teamster, 14 Cordova. Windrick, Chas., parcel delivery, h 117 Cordova. Winkler, Roy, h 114 Carl. Winskill, C., emp. B.C.S.R. Cooperage. Winskill, John Andrew, cooper, Powell E. of sugar refinery. Winskill, J., emp. B. C. Cooperage. bds. 160 Water. Winskell, W.. blacksmith B.C.I. Works. h Powell E. Winte mute, Benj. Philip, law student, Davie cor. Thurlow. Winte mute, B., furniture, h. Davie, cor. Thoriow. Winte mute, Miss H. A., teacher, West school. Winte mute, Chas., patternmaker, h cor. Davie and Thurlow. Winte mute Cvclery, C. A. Ross, mgr- 408 Cordova. Winte: mute, Rachael A., clerk P. O., res. cor. Davie and Thurlow. Winte: mute, Wilson, clerk, 8 Water, h. Davie, cor. Thoriow. Winter, John, waiter Hotel Vancouver, h 1010 Haro. Winter, H, emp. R.C.P.M. Winter, James, bds. Carter House. Winters. Silas, carpenter, h. 225 Dufferin. Wioksell, J. P., tailor, res. 115 Hastings E. Wipple, Chas., carpenter, h rear 609 Powell. Wise, James, retired, h Powell. Wise, Thos.. carpenter, h 800 Keefer. Wistrand, Chas., gas works, bds. 157 Cordova E. Withers, Robert, florist, h. rear 1019 Melville. Wittmaye, Wm., engineer Red Cross Brewery, h Melville. 50E 77S Young. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Yu. Witzell, Henry, bookbinder, h 620 Hastings E. Witzell, Oscar, expressman, h 716 Powell Wize, John, bridge builder, Westminster, bet. 9 and 10th. Wodden, —., carpenter, h 1122 Richards. Wolf, Frank, salesman, h 564 Howe. Wolfe. Gerhcme O, emp. Opperheimer Bros., h 800 Burrard. Wolfe. Mrs. B. L., widow, h 786 Bute. Wolfenden, A. K., organist, bds. Badminton. Wolfer, Joseph, milkman, h 929 Seymour Wonder G. J. & Co., commission, 410 Cordova, h 1162 Alberni. Wood, Albert N., miner, h. 306 Pendar. Wood, B. G., clerk, Wilson & Senkler. h. 1038 Nelson. Wood. Chas. P.. clerk C.P.R, h 610 Hastings E. Wood. Chester, teamster, h 33 8th ave. Wood, Ernest, driver, 66 Cordova. Wood. Fred, teamster, h 540 Cambie. Wood, George, contractor, 1038 Nelson. Wood, George, watchman B. G. I. W., h 43 llth ave. Wood, James, clerk, Bank B.N.A. Wood, James, lab., h. 8th ave. WOOD, JOHN G. C books and stationery, 603 Hastings W., h Nicola, cor. Comox. Wood, Joseph, builder, h. 2242 Westminster. Wood, J. C, carpenter, Pender, cor. Burrard. Wood. J. S., Strand Hotel, 624 Hastings. Wood, Miss Maude, steno., Cowan & Shaw, h. 2192 Westminster. Wood. Percy, bricklaver. h 43 llth ave. Wood. Robt., cabin, 219 Cordova E. Wood, R. G.. drug.clerk, 2321 Westminster, h 2242. Wood. R. M„ bicycle repairer, Pender, cor. Burrard. Wood. Wm. Henry, carpenter, h fl2 13th ave. Wood, Wm. Hy., Sr.. caretaker Mt. Plesant school, h 13th, cor. Quebec. Wood. Wm. W., plasterer, bds. Glasgow Hotel. Wood. W. D., mgr. Strand Hotel. Wood. W. H., bookkeeper News-Advertiser. W«od, Wm. Hy.. jr., bookkeper News- Advertiser, h 3006 Westminster. Woodburn, Alfred J., electrician, T*>0 Richards. Woodhouse, A„ Colonial hotel. 1300 Oran ville. Woodman, Thos., moulder, bds. Rubs house. Woodroofe. Richard, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Cordova. Woodrow, J. O., butcher, 800 Granville, h. 828 Seymour. Woodruff, Ernest L., compositor Newi- Advertiser, h 726 Hamilton. Woods, Fred., driver C. S. Philip, h 911 Westminster ave. Woods, George, logger, bds. Europe Htl. Woods, James, carpenter, bds. Columbia. Woods, J. J., merchant, Arcade, h. 1101 Pender. Woods, J. S., h 624 Hastings. Woods, Mrs., nurse, h 698 Robson. Woodson, Geo., barber, 48 Water, bds. Cosmopolitan. I Woodhouse, Henry J., laborer, h 1110 Burrard. Woodthorpe, John, laborer, 912 Westminster. Woodward, C. H., custom clerk C. P. R. h. 5th ave. W. Woodward, John N., h 70 5th ave. W OODWARD, C, DEPARTMENT STORE.. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 622-624-626 WESTMINSTER AVE., Woodward, R. P., emp. El. Ry., 66 5th ave. Woodworth, Capt. J. H., capt. "Swan," h 832 Howe. Woodworth, Mott, clerk Thomson Staty. Co., 832 Howe, Woolcombe, Barrington R., laborer, h 650 12th ave. Wooliams, John Hale, mgr. Sechelt Trading Co., res. 850 Hornby. Wooster, Fred, gardener, h 509 Dufferin. Wootton, T. H., expressman, 725 Hastings. W fORLD, THE DAILY, (Semi-Weel-ly) J. C. McLAGAN, SR., Manager, HOMER STREET. Worsley, Arthur, candymaker, 225 Harris. Worsnop, Chas. A., Lt.-Col., surveyor of customs, h. 741 Turlow. Worsnop, C. B., clerk, Imperial Bank, h. 741 Thoriow. Worsap, Henry, mgr. Cement wks., 827 Cambie. Worsop, H., draughtsman C. P. R., 827 Cambie. Wright, Chas. H., hotel, 1013 Westminster. Wright, Chas. H., bartender Dougall House, h 931 Westminster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 779 Wright. CITY OF VANCOUVER. Young. Wright, Ernest, emp. McLennan & McFeely, h 845 Hornby. Wright, E. F., of-Ritchie & Co., res. 12 Hastings. Wright, Frank, acct. Weeks & Robson, h 636 Granville. Wright, Fred, steamfitter, h alley, between Alexander and Powell, nr. Jackson. Wright, Fred., butcher, 36 Cordova. Wright, Geo., lab., h. 328 Powell. Wright, Harold, salesman, 122 Cordova, h Hornby. Wright, Henry St. John, Jr., 834 Thurlow. Wright, E. W., carpenter, h 42 Hastings. Wright, Joseph J., bookkeeper Dominion Steam Laundry, h 1316 Howe. Wright, Louis E., clerk, res. Clarence Hotel, Wright, L. H, ins. agent Johnston & Burnett, 8th ave.. Fairview. Wright, P. F., clerk 52 Cordova, h 650 Granville. Wright/Richard, 834 Thurlow. Wright, Thos., bricklayer, h 1253 Seymour. Wright, Walter, B. C. S. R., 290 Jackson ave. Wright. W. J., bookkeeper. 52 Cordova, 636 Granville. Wurzburg & Co.. Ltd., canneries and exporters of canned goods, Inns of Court. WURZBURG, LUD., of Wurzburg & Co., res. 939 Broughton. ULFFSOHN, JOHANN, IMPERIAL GERMAN CONSUL, MINES AND MINING STOCK COMPANIES PROMOTED. 602 GRANVILLE, CABLE ADDRESS " "WULFFSOHN," Wye, Samuel A., plumber. 534 Howe. Wyld. Asa, longshoreman, 1039 West- \ minster. Wyld, E. A., acting mgr. Bank of B.C., res. Vancouver Club. Wylie. George, emp. Armstrong & Mor- . rison, 1011 Cordova E. Wylie, Scott, logger, bds. Central. fWylie. Thos. O. detective City Police, h 1011 Cordova E. Wymnn, —.. carpenter, Mt. View Hotel. Wyman. George, oysterman, Oyster Bay. Wymonde, T. H., bds. Vancouver Hotel. Wynne. Matt., barber, 74 Water, bds. Gold House. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headguaters for Commercial Travellers m im JjJj Jul NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. U. RAYMOND, Prop Yale Dredging Co., Ltd., Wilson & Senkler, attornies, Inns of Court. Yole Homestake G. Sc S. M. Co., of B. O, Ltd. Yale & New Westminster Pllota«« authority, C, Gardiner Johnson, sec. 417 Granville. Yang, Tsze Ins. Association of Shanghai, Johnson & Burnett, agents. Yarco, Wm., mining eexp., 417 Harris. Yates, John, mill wright, itiHi- 5th .-. ve. Yeadle, Fred, mechanic C.P.R., h 1127 Richards. Yearley, Henry, emp. W. L. Tait, h 3rd ave. Yerex. I. A.. Columbia Commercial Co., res. 1321 Howe. YORK COUNTY LOAN AND SAVINGS CO., Patrick Donnelly, Prov. Inspector; James M. May, cashier, room 35 Inns of Court. York, John, emp. O. P. R., 1108 Rich-' ards. York, O., bds. Carter House. Yorkini, Walter, carpenter, bds. Delmonico. Youdall, Hugh, of H. J. Thorpe & Co., h 742 Burrard. Youdall, H. A., student Garden, Hermon and Burwell, res. 742 Burrard. Young, Alfred Stacy, cook, h 525 Westminster. Young, B., cashier B.C. Supply Co., 446 Harris. Young, Chester, carpenter, bds. Ottawa. Young. Clarke, contractor and builder, h 621 Jervis. Young. Claude, clerk Boyd, Burns & Co., h Keefer. Young, Colin, blacksmith, b 221 Keefer. Young, Colin, emp. El. Ry. h 22L Keefer. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF VANCOUVER. Wright. Young, Edward, cycle repairer, h 667 Harris.. Young, Edward, painter, 820 Richards. Young, S. G., eontraetor, 901 Hornby. Young, Frank, clerk Beach ave., Lnglish ^Bay. Young, Geo. P., physician and surgean, 1043 Barclay. Young, H., emp. El. Ry., h 221 Keefer. Young, James, carpenter, h. 667 Harris. Young, James D., traveller, h 516 Cordova. Young, John, stonecutter, bds. Granville, near Bridge. Young, John B., mfg. agent, 165 Cordova. Young Men's Christian Asso., cor. Cambie and Cordova, W. L. Daggett, sec'y: Young, Walter S., storekeeper B.C.I. Works. Yuill, G. S. & Co., Ltd., .gen. merchants, Sydney & London, Walter A. Anderson & Co., Ltd., agts Mackinnon Bldg. Yatzarihe, John, laborer, 553 Grove ave. Y. W. O. A., 602 Pender. ,OHKIHIRE GUARANTEE A SECURITIES CORPORATION ,LTD. R. KERR HOULGATE, Manager. MACKINNON BUILDING, 401 GRANVILLE. PHONE 124. Young, Mary, boarding house, 828 Richards. Zangtesze Ins. Co., Johnson & Burnett, agents. Zehner, E. D., engineer, Beach ave., English Bay. Zetterman, Alfred, 141 Alexander. Ziegler, A. IL, mgr. Pacific Varnish Co., Zimmerman, A. K., photographer, bds. Hotel Metropole. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. Mathews, pastor, cor. Jackson and Princess. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. Charlie, Yip Yuen, Chinese interpreter for C.P.R., h 29 Dupont. Chinese Meeting House, 524 Pender. Che Wed, barber, 31 Dupont. Chong Tal & Co., Merchants, 414 Carrall. Gan Yick Lung, 5 Dupont. Gim Lee Yuen, merchants, 22 Dupont. Gum Kee, 43 Dupont. Gin Lee, opium merchant, 22 Dupont. Gum Long, laundry, Drake. Hong Chong, laundry, 56 Water. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECJALTY. JAMES PONT. Managed fEL. 108. Hing Kee & Co., Merchants and contractors, 17 Dupont. Hong On Jung & Co., 20 Dupont. Hop Yick Lung, merchant, 39 Dupont. Hune Hing, merchant, 33 Dupont. Huni Hing, merchants, 33 Dupont. Hip Yuen, 102 Dupont. Hai Hing Lung, 118 Dupont. He Chong, laundry, 126 Dupont. Hope Sun Co., tailors, 107 Dupont. Hip Tuck Lung & Gov opium factory, 4 Dupont. Jan Kee, 28 Dupont. King Fung, merchant, 50 Dupont. Lee Chong, Chinese laundry, 899 Homer. Lee Yune & Co., tea and opium, 21 Dupont. Ling Lee, laundry, 36 Alexander. Lun Chong & Co., tailors, 23 Dupont. Me Wo, jeweller, 104 Dupont. Quan Chung, laundry, 226 Hastings B. Sam Kee, 48 Dupont. Sang Lung Sc Co., merchants 25 Dupont Tai Sing & Co., 116 Dupont. Tang Lee, laundry, 118 Water. Tang Caen & Bros., grocers, 430 Carrall. Un Kee, barber, 44 Dupont. Wa Kee, laundry, 210 Abbott. W« Lung & Co., 20 Dupont. We Wo, jeweller, 104 Dupont. Wing Chong & Co., merchants, 15 Dupont. Wing Hing Lung & Co., tea and drugi, 21 Dupont. Wing Sang Sc Co., merchants, 29 Dupont. Wing Yuen Kow Kee, 12 Dupont. Wo Kee, laundry, 135 Hastings E. Wo Sing, laundry, 316 Powell. Wunn Oole, shoemaker, 424 Prior. Yan War Hing, merchant, 35 Dupont Yee Yo, 43 Dupont. Yick Lung, laundry, 107 Carrall. Yick Lunp Jim, merchant. 426 Carrall. Yu Ah, tailor, 424 Carrall. A STREET, from Market street to Topaz avenue. Perley, W. G. F., carpenter. Sheather, Austin, letter carrlei ACADIA, from Craigflower road. Coltart, Ian. Nicholson,* Thomas. ADELAIDE ROAD, off Lovers' Lane, Smith, Thos., milkman. Cox, W. H., carpenter. Peterson, John, carpenter. Ross, Frank H. ALDER, from Tolmie, west. (See Maple.) ADMIRALS road, from Esquimalt rd. Doods, Thos., retired. Mesher, A. W. Cameron, Arch., shipwright. Battelberry, John. Kerr, Henry. McCallum, —. Oliver, John, emp. Customs. Wensley, Wm., blacksmith. Whittier, —., farmer. Royal Naval Hospital. Dr. Kirker. ALDERMAN ROAD, from Craigflower to Bean road. Young, Peter, laborer. Barnett, Robert, carpenter. Nicholson, Mrs. Sara A., wid. Grieves, Mrs., wid, Fernwood road intersects. 120 Spencer, Olive, barrister. ALPHA, from Burnside road to Saanich road. DeRidder, Peter. Graham, Mrs. Thos. Carter, Eustace. Jeffery, Richard. ALSTON, from E. & N. Ry., to Victoria. Arm. Boggs, B., real estate. Warner, 0., ship carpenter. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Bastion. AMELIA, from Pandora to Cormorant. 50 Schaper, Ernest, tailor. Farquhar intersects. 1 Styles, S. T. 2 Smith, W. A., driver. 3 Donogh, R. H., dry goods clerk. 5 Barker, A., plumber. 6 Sehl, Frank, bookkeeper C.P.R. Tel. 7 Sinclair, Mrs. Daniel, nurse. 8 Sandels, Wm., traveller. 9 Gale, Mrs. E., nurse. 10 Horton, R. J., furrier H. B. C. 11 Higginbotham, Robt. W. 12 Ross, William. 13 Margison, Mrs. M. E. AMPHION, from Oak Bay to LeightOD road. Mason, Chas. Dubois, City Solicitor, Grime, W. Wallace, financial agent, McMillan, Mrs. C, wid, Jesse. Greggs, Edward, carpenter. Hall, Frank, carpenter. AMY, from Burnside road to City Limits Dominey, William, sealer. Mathew, John, fish dealer. , Mikeson, Andrew. Johnson, S., harnessmaker. ARDISTER ROAD, off Saanich road. Harris, Wm. Geo., bricklayer. ANDREW, from Garbelly rd. to Elliee. Lee, Wm. Friend, J. H., bookkeeper. Strickland, George, mariner. ANDREW, from Robert to James. (Victoria West). Moresby, W. C, barrister. Penwill, 0. T. .AVELON ROAD, from Beacon nill Park to Carr. 3 Squires, C, expressman. 9 Thomas, John. Phoenix commences. 8 Baby, Frank, saloon. 25 Jackson, Fred., druggist. 19 McDonald, Miss, tailoress. 14 Collins, Mrs. Thos., wid. 27 Lang. Wm., contractor. BARONET, from Leighton road to Cad- boro Bay road. BARRINGTON, off Leighton road. Billard, Abraham. Anderson, Wm., fisherman. House, Geo., steamboat. White, Walter. BASTION, from Wharf to Government South Side. 1 Warehouse. 7 Board of Trade Building, A. Tubb,? janitor. ¥%?% Rm. 1 Fell.& Gregory, barristers. " 7 Davies, Joshua. British Columbia Board of Trade, Fred. Elworthy, sec'y. | 23 The Bradstreet Co. Mercantili Agency. " Tupper, Peters & Potts, barl risters. | 10 Powell, George E., barrister. I " 10 Powell, Ernest A., barrister. 16 Dun, R. G. & Co., Mercanl tile Agency. " 26 Belyea, A. L., barrister. Going, Alvah S., C.E. 11 Shallcross, Macaulay & Co., commis-' sion merchants. Langley intersects. 32 Seelig, G. H., shipping merchant. 35 Williams, J. N. S., engineer. 21 Davie, Pooley & Luxton, barristers. 21 Hunter & Oliver, barristers. ' 23 Garrick's Head Saloon. North Side. Commercial alley intersects. 2 Von Hagen, Alex., sailmaker. . ,|l 4 Steel, Peter, saloon. 6 Martin & Robertson, comm. brokers, Braverman, Isador, money broker. Wilson, W. Ridgway, architect. McDonald, D. H., commission agt. 8 Burns House. Robertson & Robertson, barristers. .Mitchell, Jamesi commission broker. Law Courts (See Langley st.) Millan, sheriff. Provincial Police Department, Frederick S. Hussey, supt. Langley intersects. # 20 Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, bar- ris tors 22 Yates & Jay, barristers. 24 Bank of Montreal chambers. Brown, R. E. L., trustee Ed Syna|j dicate, Ld. Bastion McPhillips, Wootton & Barnard, barristers. BATTERY, from Beacon Hill Park to Carr. 4 Welsh, Ernest, B. C. Market. Taylor, E. H. H. Burnett, G. J. Campbell, G. A., commission. Nairne, Charles, Robt., treas. dept. Renouf, Clement, hardware. Kindergarten, Miss Carr in charge Carr intersects. BAY STREET, from Rock Bay to Chambers. Norris, Fred, tannery and trunk factory. t 4 Gough, Thos., emp. Albion I. Wks. f. 8 Mcintosh, S. F., tanner. 6 Gough, Mrs. Thos., wid., Richard. 9 Gillingham, C. J. 10 flowat, Alex., moulder. 11 Hare, Michael, engineer. 12 Mellor, Joseph, blacksmith. 13 Davis, James. I 15 Knight, F. J., tailor. Rock Bay ave. intersects. 27 McGregor, Alex., blacksmith. % Fish, Wm. 28 McKay, Gilbert, drayman. 129 Heald, Sidney, clerk. 29 Petherick, George, plasterer. 31 Vaio, John. Government intersects. Blanchard ends. 176 Devereux, Capt. John. Douglas intersects. 78 Paterson, T. W., ry. contractor. 92 Sargison, G. A. 94 Gleason, Mrs. M. M., widow. First street intersects. 98 Bartlett, John, janitor Govt, bldgs. 102 Jenkins, Wm., boiler maker. 104 Steele, H., Colonist. Second b?gins. llo Wood, James, blacksmith. |16 Wood, Andrew, policeman. Il8 Shaw, Joseph. 120 Griffin, T. 0„ pilot. Third begins. 31 Ferguson, Ross J. 20 Davis, Mrs. A. A. 28 Engeihardt, Powell, cooper. 61 Henderson, T. M. 68 Barter, Wm. 69 Kitto, Mrs., Clovelly College. Irving, Robt., Gisburn. Moss intersects. Sayward, Joseph A., Oakmead. Angus, James, Ellesmere. Hall, T. B. Harvey, Robt., Stonyhurst. Woods, George, coachman. Barnard, G. H., barrister. Pemberton road ends. Davie, J. O, M. D. McGregor, J. H. St. Charles intersects. BELCHER AVENUE, from Oak Bay avenue to Cadboro Bay road. Oak Bay ave. intersects. Donkin, Harry. Mclnnes, Angus, farmer. Halley, Michael, laborer. Fraser, Angus, carpenter. Bolton, Rev. Wm. W. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Belleville Woolaston, Mrs. R. F. Paterson, Mrs. James. Wilson, Major. Cadboro Bay road intersects. BELLEVILLE, from Katherine to Montreal. 2 Helmcken, H. D. Spencer, David. Birdcage Walk begins. Parliament Buildings. Treasury Department. Cotton, Hon. Francis L. Carter-Cotton, ■ Minister of Finance. Flett, Alfred, Deputy Minister. Morley, Henry A. Snow, chief clerk. Nairn, Charles R., clerk. Flett, James, clerk. Finlayson, flector, typewriter. Audit Office. Smith, James, McB., Auditor-General. Anderson, John A., B.A., auditor. Irwin, Dixon, clerk. Legislative Assembly. Fell, Thornton, clerk. O'flara, D., sergeant-at-arms. Legislative Library. Scholefield, Ethelbert 0. S. librarian. ■Nason, Roberta, stenographer. Stewart, Arthur, messenger. Assessor's Office. s Booth, Cornelius,, assessor and superr visor of rolls. Jenkinson, Charles William, asst. assessor. Carter, Wm. Oliver, clerk. Department of Agriculture. Cotton, Hon. Francis L. Carter-Cotton, minister. Anderson, James Robert, deputy. Palmer, Richard Mason, inspector of fruit pests. McKay, Alino, stenographer. Attorney-General's Department. Hon. Alex. Henderson, Attorney-General. McLean, Hugh Archibald, Deputy Attorney-General. Bass, Oscar O, chief clerk and stenographer. Crane, Henry, clerk. Nicholson, Ada, stenographer. Lands and Works, Department. Cotton, Hon. F. L. Carter, Chief Commissioner. Gore, Wm. Sinclair, Deputy Commissioner and Gold Commisioner I for the Province. Gamble, 'F. O. Provincial Engineer! John, B. H., chief clerk. Phipps, Stanley, clerk of records. -Wooldridge, T. E., book-keeper. Boulton, T. C, clerk. Cuppage, G. V., clerk. Cathcart, Henry, jr., clerk. Gordon, William, clerk. McKay, E. B., chief draughtsman. Bamford, Thomas, draughtsman. Cookson, Cecil fl., draughtsman. Gore, A., draughtsman. Pope, T. A., draughtsman. O'Brien, Nigel, clerk. Provincial Secretary's Department. Semlin, Hon. Chas. A., Premie^B Provincial Secretary. Reddie A. Campbell, deputy. Worsfold, James K., chief clerk. Gibson, E. A., Carew, clerk. Bureau of Mines. Hume. Hon. J. Fred., Robertson, W. F., mineralogist. Carmichael, Herbert, assayer and ai alist. Richardson, Mallcott, secretary. Englehardt, Walter, clerk. , Norman, Stephen, caretaker. Education Department. Robinson, Alex., B.A., Supt'Jg Education. Wilson, David, B.A., inspector. Netherly, S. B., inspector Burns, Wm. B.A., inspector, Nelson Cruickshank, George, clerk. Immigration Department. Jessop, John, immigration officer. Miscellaneous. Holmes, Alex., head janitor. Bartlett, John, janitor. Northcott, J. A., janitor. Manson, A., fireman. Graham, Donald D., asst. fireman Provincial Museum (East Wing). Fannin, John, curator. Anderson, Ernest Melville, assists! Kermode, Frank, taxidermist. Beiieville Printing Department (West Wing). Wolfenden, Lieut-Colonel, Richard, Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery. Butler, Robert, foreman. ] Pottinger, James, compositor. Partridge, Frank, compositor. Shakespeare, Frederick, compositor. Cameron, Edwin, compositor. Clarke, Robert fl., compositor. Baines, William W., compositor. Ballantyne, David T., compositor. Clark, William H., chief pressman. Butler, Frederick, pressman. Kelly, Gildo O, apprentice. Neill, George, pprentice. Scholefield, Kenneth A. S., clerk.' Richdale, William, mail clerk. Cullen, Winnie, folder. McCulloch, Jennie L., stenographer. Menzies begins. James Bay Ahtletic Club. Alphonse J. Dallain, sec'y. 33 Baker & Colston, wood. 34 Wolff, Ernest, tailor. 41 Beckwith, Herbert E., Customs. 46 Crawford, James, comm. agent. 56 Galbraith, Angus, miner. 52 Martin, A. O, com. agt. 72 Hayes, Granville fl., miner. Chudley, Wm. M. Oswego begins. :82 Hunter, Gordon, barrister. 86 Clark, Mrs. S. A. 92 Pendry, W. J. St. John begins. 1114 Lewis, Herbert G.> shipping master. 1120 Brenchley, Arthur, comm. merchant. ! 125 Irvine, Robt., emp. Paint Works. 126 Martin, Hon. G. B. BELLOT, from Vancouver to Cook. 9 John, B. 10 Williams, Ben, clothier. 11 Wylde, Albert, Times. . 15 Wickens, E. G., violinist. 17 Newcombe, Mrs., wid.. 12 Scholefield, Mrs. S. O, widow. 12a Mowat, Robt. 14 Archibald, Miss Fannie, music teacher. f 16 Malpas, F. O, Bank of B.C. 18 Gordon, Wm. 19 Wriglesworth, Chas. Thos. i -21 Halpenny. Mrs. L., wid. Wm. 1.23 Stamer, Wm., clerk. I Cook intersects. 61 Pinder, W. G., civil engineer. 10 Spencer, Christopher. 12 Cameron, W. G., clothier, 16 James, Percy, gardener. 38 Warket, J. H. 33 McDonald, R. J., Mrs., wid. 39 Jones, H. H. 41 Smith, J. McB. 48 Blackett, Cuthbert, gardener. 49 Hunter, Joseph, civil engineer. 55 Clay, Rev. W. L., St. Andrew's, Presbyterian. BLANCHARD, from Burdette ave. to Fourth. 2 Christies, James. 7 Barry, John, retired. 8 McGrath, Capt. 10 Whitlaw, John, miner. Rae intersects. 11 Greer, Benj., W. C. P. R. agent. 12 Pettingell. Benj. C, traveller. 18 Jeffree, Wm. J. 25 Hannington, E. B. O, M.D. 26 Weiler, John, of Weiler Bros. Kane intersects. 786 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Blanchard. VICTORIA CITY. Boyd. 27 Fannin, J., Prov. Museum. 28 Emery, Wm., teamster. 30 Wooldridge, Miss Mary, dressmaker Fort intersects. 42 Sam Chong, laundry. 43 Moore, Geo. H. 45 St. Andrew's and Caledonian Soc'y 46 Baron, Sabin, shoemaker. 51 St. Ann's Kindergarten (R.C. View intersects. St. Andrew's Church -tTEt.O), Right Rev. Alexander Christie, Bishop. 43 Robbins, flarry, teamster. 45 Thrall, Albert. 47 McDonald, Murray, transfer. 49 Tway, T., authoi. 50 Kennell, Godfrey. 51 Pamphlet, Thos. 53 Wriglesworth, Joseph, grocer. Yates intersects. 66 Brady, H. J. & Co. 74 Stelly, Geo., contractor. Johnson intersects. 71 Healy, Mrs. K., nurse. 73 Gerrie, Wm., mechanic. 75 Le Blanc, Edwin, captain Amur. 79 Jewish Synagogue. Allen, W., Osborne House. Pandora intersects. 86 Borde, August. Farquhar begins. 91 Peck, Mrs. James. 93 Roberts, John, Elec. Light. Cormorant intersects. 95 Bradbury, T., stonecutter. 98 Jones, Edwin. 103 Furnival, Wm., auctioneer. 105 Wilson, Walter, tinsmith. Fisguard intersects. 107 Pierre, J. T., tailor. 109 McEachem, Arch. E., carpenter. Ill Wood, Mrs. Alice, wid. G. 113 Berker, Mrs. Emily, w!d. Wm. 114 Smith, John, clerk. 115 Partridge, Thos. John. 117 Thompson, William, fireman. \ 118 Geiger, Thos., barber. Herald ends. Pioneer begins. 125 Gant, Mis. Gatherine, widow. 120 Field, Wm. Ri 124 Andrew, Mrs. Helen, wid.' John A 126 Elliott, J. W., saddler. 128 Burns, James, mate. 130 Hanft, Geo., barber. Chatham intersects. 132 King, —. 134 Freeman, J. H. traveller. 137 Williams, Mrs. J. W., wid. 138 Anderson, Mrs. W. O, wid. 153 Walkem, G. A., judge. Discovery ends. . 138% Anderson, Wm., police. 140 Steele, W. B., miner. Pembroke intersects. 144 Stemler, Louis. Princess ave. intersects. Queen's ave. intersects. BODWELL, from Fernwood road J Stanley road. 5-Grant, Wm. H., agent. 13 Caldwell, Harry, surveyor. 15 Stewart, Miss Barbara, music tch'i] 17 Gandy, Isaac, butcher. 21 Pretty, Henry, laborer. Butler, Joseph, emp. A.I. Works. 27 McNeill, Angus, school teacher. Stanley avenue interscets. BOLE SKIN E ROAD. Peter, Wm., Albion Iron Works. I Stoddart, Geo. Brinkman, Martin, Elec. Ry. Davison, Alex. Grimm, Wm., carriage works. Abbott, Edwin, plasterer. Roskelley, Wm. Speed, Thomas Wm. Turner, David. Fern, Charles, brewery. Shere, Fred, tinsmith. Axhorn, Ben. BOYD, from Niagara to Dallas road. 48 Bloor, Samson, engineer. 48 rear, Robins, J. M., expressman. I 50 Mackay, Joseph Wm., Indian agent! 47 Cowper. H. W. Luxton avenue begins. Russell, Wm. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 787 Boyd. VICTORIA CITY. Broughton Batchelor, O. N., miner. Sylvia commences Dallas road intersects. BRIDGE, from Rock Bay bridge to El- lice. 3 Newson, Mrs. E. D., boarding house. 4 Hagan, Wm., laborer. 8 Manson, Arthur. 10 Taylor, Frank. John intersects. 29 Cruickshank, Geo., tanner. Henry intersects. 33 Mann, J. G. 34 Cotter, Wm., emp. A. I. Wks. 36 Scott, George, fisherman. David intersects. 41 McKinley, John. 42 Williams, S. Ellis begins. 53 Meyer, Geo., captain. BROAD, from Broughton to Pandora ave. WEST SIDE. Fort intersects. 14 McDonald, Murray, expressman. 18 Creighton & Co., merchant tailors. 18 Flint & Co., real estate. Spencer, D., dry goods. 20 Forrest, W. S., electrician. 20 Heller, Madam, dressmaker. 26 Times P. & Publising Co. Cusack, Thos. R., job printer. Munro, A. K., agent. A. O. U. W., Grand Recorder's office. Williams, R. T. Theosophical Society. Univerisal Brotherhood. Brewer, W. M., M.E. Fraser, Donald, accountant. B.C. Mining Record. McDowall, fl., job printer. 28 Hibben & Co., wrapping paper dept. Sir Wm. Wallace Society rooms. British Columbia Pioneer Society rooms. Teague, J., architect. 30 Globe Pub. Co., Ltd., Lty.. Chas. A. Gregg, managing-editor. 32 Campbell & Co., merchant tailors. Trounce ave. intersects. 34 Munn, Holland & Co., insurance. 34 Drury, Rich J. 36 Ball, Henry, barber.' 38 Singer Mfg. Co., C. R. Smith, mgr. 40 Salvation Army. 42 Gem Restaurant 44 Onion and Plimley, bicyeles. 46 Van Sicklin, F. W. Yates intersects. 56 Ward, Gladdas. 58 Duck & Co., S., furniture. 60 Pointer, Nathan, second-hand goods. 62 Ashton, Vera, 62 Trilby Music Hall. Johnson intersects. 70 On Wo, laundry. ■ Ancient Order of Foresters. EAST SIDE. Fort street intersects. 9 Grismer, A. E., barber. 11 Wilson, A. & W., stoves. McMillan, Miss. 13' Jay & Co., seeds. 15 H%rvey, W. Pener, & Co., assayers. 15 Richard, F. G. & Co., real estate. View begins. 21 O'Keefe, Mrs. E. dressmaker. 23 Parry, Geo. B., jeweller. 27 Colonist Printing & Pub. Co., Ltd. 29 Heron, Robert, harness. Yates street intersects. 39 Hastie, Vivian. 41 Preston, Miss Nellie. ||| 45 Low, Miss. 61 McCorkall, James, tailor. 63 Kinlock, J . W., tinsmith. 65 London House. Johnson street intersects. 69 Meston, John, cigarmaker. Wickers, Robert, stoves, etc. Pandora intersects. BROUGHTON, from Wharf to Don* las. Ames Holden Co., of Montreal, Ltd. Langley street intersects. 5 Hayward, Charles, stable. Government intersects. if HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA VICTORIA CITY. Cadboro' Bay road. 2 Bodwell & Duff, barristers. 6 Johnson, Edward Mainwaring, estate agent. 3pf| 8 Williams; Miss Fay. 10 Burgess, John Pope, contractor. 14 Morris, Miss Jennie. Gordon ends. 17 Brayshaw, Thos., Melbourne, blacksmith and carriagemaker. Broad begins. 19 Victoria Transfer Co. Hamilton, Robert, V.S. Hastings, W. C. 27 Japanese Methodist Mission. BURDETT AVE., from Churchway to Vancouver. Christ Church Cathedral— Rev. Canon Beaulands, M.A.," rector 19 Englehardt, Mrs. J. F., wid. 23 Berkeley, .Mrs. L. A. 24 Beaulands, Rev. Canon Arthur, M.A. (Anglican). 27 Gore, W. S. Victoria Crescent commences. Quadra intersects. 37 Hamley, W. Perrin, Bishop W. W. 41 Collegiate school, J. W. Laing, M. A., principal. BURNES AVE., from Kelvin road to Boleskine road. Hill, Mrs., widow A. H. Boleskine road intersects. BURNSIDE ROAD, from Sanich road to Oity Limits. McLean, Peter. Maynard, Geo. H. Sheldon, —. Dugeon, James, butcher. Kayton, Geo. R. Davey, Frederick. Holt, Wm. Barnes, Mrs. M. G., wid., grocery. Elliott, Geo. C. Kurtz, Mrs. David, widow. Yates, H. M. Sea, Samuel, shipbuilder, Wilson, John. Pridmore, Wm. Osborne, Geo. Burnside flotel. Rowland, J. W., farmer. BYRON, continuation of Leighton road. Hambley. W. J. Gilbert, F. W., master mariner.- Stebbings, Edward, bricklayer. Eastman, Fanny, widow. Dobson, —. CADBORO BAY ROAD, Continuation of Fort street. North Side. 2 Grant, Capt. John. 2 Heywood, Mrs. E„ wid. 14 Cameron, Mrs. M., wid. 18 Curtis, Andrew, expressman. 20 McCulloch. Mrs. W.' F. 22 Walker, Walter, coal merchant. School begins. 24 Hussey, Fred, supt. Provincial police. 26 Appleby, Mortimer James-, wholesale comm. 30 Elford, J. P. 34 Adams, Mrs. M. 36 Eberts, Mrs. Maude, wid. D. W. 38 More, A. W. 42 Davies; T. L. 44 Cook, Mrs. E., wid. Moss intersects. 46 Dempster, P. W., blacksmith. 48 Haggart, James, paternmaker. Fernwood road begins. 58 Wylde, Mrs. O, wid. C. S. Yates ends. Harrison begins. 90 Camsusa, —. 98 Rolfe, T. M., painter. 100 Hamilton. Robt., M.R.C.V.S. Stanley begins. . 120 Oddy, B. S. Elford commences. 130 Wilson. Wm. 138 Mess, B. C. Stadacona ave. commences. Clearihue, Joseph, com. merchant. 170 Paul, Edward, Prinp. High School. 172 Colquhoun, Mrs. Jessie, wid. Oak Bay ave. commences. South .Side. 23 Creece, Sir Henry. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 789 Cadboro' Bay road VICTORIA CITY. Carr. 29 Fell, Thornton, barrister. 35 Bass, 0. C, Moss intersects 39 Martin, S. B. 39 Gray, J. H., surveyor. 41 Wilson, A., hardware. 43 Harrison, Eli. Dunsmuir, Mrs. Robt., wid., Craig Darroch. Yates ends. 95 Crimp, J. L. 99 Paddon, Rev. Canon Wm. 103 Humphrey, Wm. Pemberton begins. 131 Mason", J. 139 McLean, Mrs. A., wid. 141 Church, J. E., collector. 143 Courtney, Geo. L. 145 flinton, G. O, electrician. 147 Raymur, James L., city accountant. St. Charles ends. 157 Higgins, David Williams. -Brown, Geo. Austin, Mrs. J. J. Walker, Mrs. —. McDonald, J. T., grocer. Oak Bay ave. commences. Pearce, B. W. Belcher ave. ends. Chestnut intersects. McLarty. A., contractor. Higgins, J. T. Richmond intersects. Maple intersects. Oak intersects. Spiers, Mrs. Isabell. 186 Lewis, Capt. H. G., shipping master Clark, Wm. • Allen, Clement. Yardwood, Esman. Smipson, Alexander. Bennett, Jacob. Lee, Mrs. Thomas, widow. Ford, Arthur. Foul Bay road intersects. Howell, Alfred, gardener. McKillican, Harry, carpenter. Casanane, Alex. C. Elliott, W. A. Willows Hotel, Edwin Davis, prop. Schapernell, Edwin. Pauline, Fred. Campbell, Michael. Thompson. W. Branch, Samuel. Thistle, Wm„ farmer. Beaumont, Wm. Prescott, Geo. Simpkins, Wm., tailor. Dougall, —. Fuller, Mrs., wid. Alfred. Johns, Gomer. Baker, Mrs.', widow. Heyland, Mrs. A. R. CALEDONIA AVE., from Cook to East'of Chambers. St. Barnabas Church (Anglican), Rev. Ernest George Miller, rector. 8 Miller, Rev. Ernest Geo. (Anglican). 9 Please, Mrs. Jane, wid. John. 10 Wilson, James. 12 Burkholder, W. H., builder. 13 Sinclair, —. 14 Wood. T. E., Albion I. W. 15 Wharton, Mrs. Maria, wid. J. R- 16 Lawson, Mrs. Henry, wid. 18 Knott. Herbert D., contractor. 22 Armson, James L., clerk. 24 Dophin. Mrs. Josephine, wid. Wm. 27 Carlo, Mrs. Jane, wid. H. J. 30 King, Mike. Chambers intersects. 37 Bassett, Wm., traveller. 38 King, J. H., expressman. 39 Lohberanner, Mrs. Max. CAMERON, from Pembroke ave. south between Cook and Chambers. 1 Rogers, John, painter. 4 Keefe, Mrs. Clara, wid. James Stanley. 11 Pussey, Leonard. 7 Dempsey, V. W., motorman. 5 Moar, Mrs. Sarah, wid. John. 12 Carse, William, electrician. CAREY ROAD, from Saanich road. CARR, from Toronto to Dallas road. Toronto intersects. 6 Bishop, Geo. Avalon road commences. 8 Sherborn, F. T. 10 Munro, G. E., grocer. 22 Hibben, T. N., merchant. 24 Fawcett, R. W., paper-hanger. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA. CITY. Chambers. Cridge, Right Rev. Richard, Bishop. 33 Mason, Thos. G., dry goods. 41 Banford, Thos., draughtsman. 44 Carr, Miss Edith. 45 Lowe, Skeene, photographer. Simcoe intersects. Caledonia Park. 69 Stevenson, Wm., Delmonico. Niagara intersects. 81 Cooper, Rich. T. 85 Grahame, T. L., journalist. 88 Donaldson, —. 93 Jackson, Wm., druggist. Battery ends. 103 Hodgins, H. B. 105 West, Albert Chas., M.D. Dallas road intersects. CATHARINE, from Lime Bay to Victoria Arm. Jenkins, C. F., E. & N. Ry. Tait, David, shoemaker. Watson A. Cook, Hubert J., ship-carpenter. Somerville, Wm., marine engineer. Jones, David. Lime intersects. Hall, Lewis, dentist. Henry intersects. Harrison, G. B., agent Union brew'y. Crowther, Daniel, painter. Magirl, C. J., machinist. McLaren, Frederick, painter. Esquimalt road intersects. Willard, J., painter. English, Wm., McDonald, Albert. Edward intersects. Redding, Thomas, grocer. Craigflower road intersects. Gerow, A., miner. Brown, Thos. H., carpenter. Langford intersects. McLennan, Daniel, carpenter. Skinner intersects. Cherry, John W., upholsterer. Josie intersects. Richardson, R. B. Nisbet, Philip, ship-carpetner. Furman, A. A., miller. Gray, Andrew, engineer. CEDAR BULL ROAD, from Walnat street north. 7 Lyons, James, machinist. 8 Jelfs, Thos., painter. Lansdowne begins. Shilling, Fred. Frost, William, painter. Haynes, James, grocer. Ford, H. T., dairyman. Robins, M. K., farmer. Hanbury, Charles. North, John, slaughterman. Townsend, James, gardener. Sabin, Napoleon, milkmiii. Oaklands ends. McRae, George, milkman. CENTRE ROAD, from Ridge road to Fernwood road. 1 Oates, Robt, coppersmith. 2 Behnsen, H. F. W. 3 Findlay, John, laborer. 9 Wyatt, Fred Geo., printer. 11 Bromley, John, carpenter. 13 Newman Charles, carpenter. 15 Townsend, John O., mate S.S. Tees. Fernwood road intersects. CHAMBERS, from Pandora ave. to Bay street. Elizabeth ends. 14 Moore, John Alfred ends. 19 Whittaker, Wm., barber. Putnam intersects. North Park intersects. 59 Mitchell, John, butcher. 63 Bannerman, Alex. M. 65 Booth, Camelius, Govt, assessor. : Caledonia ave. ends. 75 Mills, A. E., 77 Corder, Thos., lab. North Chatham commences. Spring Ridge Ward school. 83 Hooson, Edward, policeman. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 791 Chambers. VICTORIA CITY. Churchway. 85 Hendry, Alexander, clerk. South road commences. Jones, Geo., contractor. Queen's avenue intersects. 116 Lion saloon. Richards, James, milkman. CHANCERY LANE, on north side of Bastion Square. 10 Burnes House. 12 Hall, Hezekiah G., barrister. 14 Walls, John Patmore, barrister. Atlin Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd. Crawford, James, commission agent. CHANDLER AVE., from St. Charles to Foul Bay cross-road. CHARLES, off Edmonton. Clyde, A. J., hardware. CHATHAM, from 49 Store to Cook., 3 Albion Iron Works Co., Ltd. Seabrook, R. B., manager. 15 Cabins, Andrew S. Miller, manager, room 23. 32 Dupuy, A. 33 Martin, Bertha. Government intersects. 33 Cabins, Henry Davis, agent. 35 Hall, Miss Lola. 40 Stanley, Miss Cora. 42 Borde, Madam Antincette, widow. Borde, Hipolyte, driver. 45 Belding, Miss Jennie. 48 Leon, Maud. 51 Scudder, Miss Georgia. 54 Richmond, Miss Emma. 55 Japs. 56 Smith, Hattie. 57 William Myrtle. 58 Taylor, Ada. 60 Brackway, Miss Mable. 66 Hampton, George, waiter. Douglas intersects. 76 Jackson, W. R., hotel. 78 Partridge, Frank, painter. 80 Mon Hing, Chinese Missionary. 82 Mon Hing, Chinese missionary. 83 McBride, Joseph. 84 Smith, F. L., saloon. 85 Hubbard, Thomas. 86 Maynard, H., driver. 87 Dewar, David, Elec. Ry. 88 Bryce, Wm. 89 Whitefield, R., shoemaker. 90 Dersnap, Mrs. J., widow. 92 Fraser, Amelia, Mrs., wid. 94 Croft. Mrs. Blanchard intersects. 103 Bragg, Captain Wm. T. 109 Shaw, Thos., boilermaker. 112 McDowell, Harry, printer. 113 Jones, James M., painter. 114 Frank, Mrs. John. 110 Shaw; James, boilermaker. 117 Fox, Geo. T., cutlery. 118 Snider, G. R., contractor. 119 Davison, Robert, carpenter. 120 Giles, Geo., carriage trimmer. 122 McDowald, John B. 124 Pierce, John. Quadra Intersects. 134 Stone, Martin, carpenter. 138 Forrester, James L., painter. 139 Hastie, James, "Hastie's Fair." 140 Waitt, —. 141 Netherby, S. B., inspector of schools. 143 Russell, James, baker. 144 Harris, Arthur, lab. 145 Stevens, James, retired. 146 Bryant, John. 147 Davies, P. J., auctioneer. 149 McKinnon, Mrs. Aldx. 150 McGregor, C. A., carpt. 154 Ward, J. W., baggagemaster. 158 Welsh, James, moulder. 159 Bray,.Rich., hack livery. 160 Daw, Peter, lab. 161 Slatham, Wm., carpenter. 164 Noble, Mrs. James, wid. 165 Rendall, Wm., blacksmith. 175 Billingsby, Frank, harnessmaker. 181 Coates, W. H. 188 Bailey, Hedley H., painter. 189 Caselton, R., porter. 190 Savory, W. J., nursery. 191 Henski, Mrs. O, widow. 195 Pirt, Robt. W., lumberman. 197 Graham, Walter, tailor. 19^ Neelaids. E. IT , carriagemaker. ' 207 Hobbs, Frank V. [ CHESTNUT—off Cadboro' Bay road. 1 Frank, Julius H. CHURCHWAY', from Douglas to Blanchard. 8 Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, wid. Penwall commences. 24 Wilson, J. Keith. 26 Ellis, W. H., Colonist. 30 Locke, Capt. Leonard, "Lome.' 32 Browne. Mrs. M. C, wid. 792 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Clarke. VICTORIA CITY. Cook. :$m CLARKE, from 80 North Pembroke to North road. 7 Knight, Edward Charles, laborer. Tanton begins. ■Smith. Geo., emp. brewery. Sutton, Morley, blacksmith. Bailey. —., emp. Powder Works. Chambers, Arthur H., photographer CLOVER POINT, Dallas.Road. COBURG, from Oswego to Randall. 5 Givens, David, compositor. 7 O'Connor, John. 15 Foster, Robt. 19 Webster, Mrs. David. Randell intersects. COLLINSON, from McClure (Victoria Crescent) to Vancouver. 1 Saunders, Mrs. M., widow. 13 Carr, Peter. St. Joseph's Hospital. • 34 Smith, W. P., fireman. -Rupert intersects. 52 McDougall. C. R, cook. 56 Lombard, Charles. 57 Murdock. John A., bookkeeper. 58 Lee. Arthur, real estate*. 59 Butler, Dan. str. Thistle. 62 Reid, Wm. Richard. 64 Wood, Arthur, Wm. 65 Brown, Robt. A., hardware. COLVILLE road, from Craigflower rd. Mee, William, engineer. Bahlmann, O. Lewis, Lome Dufferin. Jenkinsbn, Chas. COLVIN ROAD, Tennyson. from Saanich to Tingle, J., laborer. Speed, Wm. Richards. J. C, grocer. Jobson, J. H., mechanic. COMMERCIAL ALLEY, from 4 Bastion to Yates. CONSTANCE ave.. from Esquimalt road. Astler, Thos. Campbell, J. D. Jones, Fred M., dry dock. ' Gray, Wm. Munn, R., R.M.A. Buscome, Joseph, laborer. Day, John, lab. CONSTANCE, from Discovery to Rock Bay. 15 Muirhead Sc Mann, sash and door factory. 31 Sayward, J. A., saw mill. COOK, from Straits of Fuca to Hillside ave. Reed, E. Baynes. Pakington ends. Labouchere, ends. Fairfield roads begins. Fra'nkline ends. 42 Knox. Fanny, wid. John. 46 Irving, Judge. Richardson intersects. 56 Smith, T. R. 60 Burton, W. F. Scoresby ends. 72 Jones, Major A. W. 74 Stevenson, Mrs. E., wid. 76 Thompson, Livingston, Prov. Land surveyor, 95 Hickey, Patrick engineer. 96 Dougall. John, retired. 97 Lenz, M. Bellot intersects. 98 Johnston. John H., insurance. 100 Barron-, M., wid. D. F. 102 Huggett, Alfred, salesman. 106 Williams, John N. S., mee. eng. Belcher intersects. 108 Calder, Miss Annie. 116 Smith, W. H. Mears intersects. 130 Yee Hing, laundry. 'Fort intersects. 134 Trehart, Mrs. E. 136 Dunneway, C. E. 138 Coldwell, J. L., emp. Globe. 140 Lively,'Wm. H., jeweller. 142 Riddell, P. J., contractor. View intersects. 149 Gabriel, Mrs. Edward, wid. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 793 Cook. VICTORIA CITY. Cormorant. 151 Gillis, J. D., school teacher. 155 flitt, Christopher, Albion I. Wks. Yates intersects. 163 Cogswell, Oliver H., clerk. 167 Hintze, Chas. 169 Dean, James, laborer. 170 White, W. J., porter. 171 Lancaster, Isaac, retired. Johnson intersects. 181 Hawkins, James. 183 White, W. C. Pandora intersects. 190 Hammond, Mrs. F. T. 192 Robertson, Alex, machinist. 194, Pasque. Elizabeth begins. 195 Davies, J. P. 196 Rosson, Mrs., wid. George. 198 Alderson, Geo., lab. St. Louis ends. 202 Longpre, Gaspard, tinsmith. 203 Griffin, James, bartender. 205 Eddie, Wm., teamster. Alfred begins. Frederick ends. 208 Leonard, John, grocer. 209 Cameron, John, plumber. 210 Levy, Joshua, cigarmaker. 214 Eichoff, Henry, bartender. Putnam begins. 216 Watson, Wm. T., motorman. 217 Cameron, W. J., blacksmith. 218 Whitfield, John, shoemaker. 220 Robelee, C. B., carpenter, 221 Blaquere & Heagerty, bakers. 222 Couchenour, Frances I. North Park intersects. 226 Sing Kee, laundry. 227 Frank, E., Mrs. 231 McBrady, Daniel, book-keeper. 233 Smith, John, hackman. 234 Cogswell, O. H., customs house. 236 Freeland, Reginald, machinist. 239 Foot, Hamilton, capt. "Louise." Chatham ends. Caledonia ave. begins. 248 Campbell, Rev. Dr. John. 255 Jay, Mrs., wid. George, Princes ave. intersects. Queens ave. intersects. Bay intersects. CORMORANT, from Store to Quadra. South Side. 5 Fow Yuen, shoemaker. 5% Lee Wong Kow, interpreter, H. _ W. C. M Earn Chemg, merchant tailor. 11 Ah Hoy, merchant tailor. 13 Ham Yick, clothing manuf. 15 Fook, Sany Tany. 15% Quing, Ma Lung, cigar manf. 25 Painter, J. E., coal and wood. 25%Yen Gee, tailor. 27 Yee Yick Co., merchants. 29% Hing Fah Fong Kee. 31 Hang Wo Hing Kee, fancy good and drugs. 33 Tai Hing, barber. 37 Yuen Lung, merchant. 39 Ying Chong Lung, merchant. 41 Quong Lee. Government intersects. Broad ends. City Police Barracks. Douglas intersects. Bradburn, —., scene painter. 93 Hinds, Frank, painter. 97 Nam Kee. 101 Gibson, James, brewer. 107 Dunean, W. 119 Quagliotti, Lorenzo Joseph. Blanchard intersects. 127 Manton, Mrs. Eliz., wid. 129 Hall, Fred. 131 Watkins, M.. H. 133 Barrett, Mrs. S. 137 Stadhagen, Harry. 137 McGregor, James, carpenter. North side, 4 Chong Sun, lotteryagency. 6 Gee Chung, tailor. 8 Hung Shing, fancy goods. 12 Dan Yock Tong, physician, drugs and groceries. Church of England Chinese Mission. 16 Yee Hing, barber. 18 Mee Hing, jeweller. 20 Yow Goo, barber. 22 Kwing Tai On Co., merchants. 24 Wing On, grocer and intelligencer. 26 Quong Man Fung Co., opium, etc. 28 Sun Luen Hing & Co., merchants. -I ffi HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Crescent Road. 30 Wing Fat, tailor. 32 Kwong On Lug & Co., opium merchants. 34 Ngai, Yee. 34 Kwong Wo, dealer. 36 Wah fling & Co., merchants. 38 Man Hing, baker and grocer. 40 Tai Sonig & Co., opium and fancy goods. 40% Foo Kee, tailor. 44 Gim, Lon, barber. 44 Kim Loon, shirt manf. 46 Sam Kee, tent manufact. and tailor. 48 Chow Chung & Co., fancy goods.etc. Government intersects. 54 Chow Fan. 58 Salvation Army Shelter, Capt. Julian in charge. • 66 Sylvester Feed Co., Ltd. 68 City Market, E. C. Johnson, supt. 68 Johnston, R. H., seeds. 72 Eccles, Robert, pork packer. Victoria Fire Dept., T. Deasy Chief. 78 Wah Yun & Co., merchants. Hong Yuen & Co., vegetables, _har- coal, etc. 84 Hong Yuen & Co., vegetables. Douglas intersects. 100 Morgan, Kate, Chinese girls. Home. 100 Chinese Girls' Home. 108 Refuge Home, Mrs. C. Spafford. Matron. 108 W.C.T.U. Refuge Home., 112 Jones, John T., emp. A.I.W. 114 Chinese. 120 Eccles, Robert, pork packer. Blanchard intersects. * 134 Cooper, Chas. 136 Greasley, Mrs. Eliz., wid. 138 McMillan, J. E., sheriff. 148 Clements, M. E., carpenter. 1156 Robinson, H. C. CORNWALL, off Richardson. COURT ALLEY, from Lane to Yates. 4 Boomerang saloon, 4 Croft, Robert & Co., comm. COURTNEY, from Wharf to Douglas. Langley begins. Customs Examining Warehouse. Government intersects. Crompton, Ernest, physician. Gordon intersects. Province Publishing Co., Ltd. Ian Coltart, manager. 19 Marston, Elvie. COUTTS, from Quadra to Vancouver. Scriven Archdeacon A. (Anglican) Millage, <_reo., gardener. COVE ROAD, from Dominion road, Victoria West. Fountain, John, emp. B.C. Pottery. McPhie, Norman, laborer, Ross, Donald, laborer. Gibbons, John, foreman. B.C. Pottery Works. CRAIGFLOWER ROAD, from Esqui- fiMi: malt road beyond City Limits, Craig-; flower District. Gandin, James, Marine & Fisheries. Robertson, A. G., grocer. Oorgauipe, J. Richards, Oliver, shipcarpenter. Atkins, Wm. Stephenson, John, school teacher. Stevens, Robert, blacksmith. Tait, Leonard, school-teacher. Middleton, Herbert, Elec. Ry. Styles. R. J., expressman. Gilchrist, J. H. Sunnyside ave. intersects. Cookson, C. M., plumber. Dunsmuir, James. Stewart, D. B., bank messenger. Collins, James H., carpenter. Brenen, Mrs. James, wid. Ramsay, Geo. D., machinist. Mason, J. H. Kentfield, J. A., engineer. Finmore, James, foreman Naval yd. Brown, Percy. Battersby, George. Finmore, Walter, Navy yard. Ganner, E. Matson, Sam. Fawcett, Edgar. Collister, John. Battersby, Geo. Dockings, Wm. Krogher, Fritz, upholsterer. McFawn, Wm., machinist. McBumie, Robert, shipcarpenter. Hern, Henry, Victoria Dye Works. Blanchard, Samuel, plasterer. Nicholson. Thos. Ganner. Eligh, milkman. Gorge Hotel, Mrs. E. prop. CRESCENT ROAD, Foul Bay. Marshall, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 795 Croft VICTORIA CITY. Delta. GROWER from Simcoe to Niagara. 4 Noble, Wilson, contractor. 12 Perrie, —., painter. 16 Gosse, Joseph, captain Tees. 18 Noble, Alexander. 22 Bantley, John, miner. CROSS, from St. John's and Quebec to Montreal. 118 Morrall, Frank, cabinetmaker. DALLAS ROAD, from Erie to Beacon Hill park. Victoria Chemical Co., Ltd. 60 Sparks, Thos., wharfinger. Brackman, Ker Milling Co., Ltd. Bissinger & Co., hides. Outer Wharf. Capt. F. W. Wise, supt. Franklin, W. A., customs officer. Erie ends. Wise, Capt. F. W., Wharf. supt. Outer Ontario begins. Simc'e ends. Dallas Hotel, Wm. Jensen, prop. 50 Phillips, A. H., evangelist. 56 Barber, James, gardener. 60 Morse, Henry W., wharfinger. 64 Lambeth, Wm., expressman. 68 Tait, Robert, carpenter. 70 Kent, Arthur E. Niagara ends. St. Lawrence ends. 84 Braden, Wm., plumbei. 106 Moore, Fred. lOQy Manson, Thos., sailor. 112 Aikins. Wm., customs house. 160, rear, Irving Andrew, sailor. Montreal ends. Oswego ends. San Juan ends. 240 Logan, Hugh, shipping agent. Boyd ends. 298 Mason, Mrs., wid H. S. Kains, Tom, Lands and Works. Lewis ends. 304 Lindsay, Percy K., broker. Menzies ends. 306 Walbran, Capt. John T. 306% Leishman, Geo. W., traveller. 308 Hilton, E. C, Bank of B. C. 320 Yorke, F. M. 330 Hume, Hon. J. Fred, Minister of Finance. Collister, Richard. Turner ends. Carr ends. 400 Milne, G. L., M.D. Macauley begins. Katherine begins. Beacon Hill Park. Cook begins. Moss ends. Cliff House, E. H. Henley, prop. DAVID, from Gorge Road. lj^ Stuart, Augustus, sailor. 3 Ogilvy, D. A. N. 5 Barker, Geo. M. Adams, D. F., saw mill. Leigh, Sidney, of Leigh & Sons. Pooley, William H., bicycle agent. Oburn, —., shipcarpenter. Stuhr, Agustus. Chalk, Philip, laborer. Bridge intersects. 19 Mann George. 37 Christie, E. J., carriage builder. 40 Basso, Nicholas, Albion Iron Works. 39 Malpass, B. 41 Armstrong, Charles, carpt. 43 Wright, Charles, mason. 51 Hall, O, driver. 53 Pike, Albert, bricklayer. 50 Hall, D. B. . 52 Findley, Hugh, inspector weights and measures. Rock Bay ave. intersects. 68 Barraclough, Rev. W. H. 69 Disher, Walter, Elec. Ry. 71 Thorp & Co.. Ltd., Wm. Bryce, manager. Gorge road. DELTA, from Burnside Road to Gamma. Smithurst, James. Olive, Mrs. W. H. T. McNutt, Geo. A. shipcarptenter. a H 796 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Devonshire Rroad; VICTORIA CITY. Douglas. DEVONSHIRE ROAD, continuation of North Pembroke, from Belmont ave. Belmont avenue ends. 124 Whittington, Wm„ bricklayer. 126 Ralph, Wm. W. C. 130 Blake, C. R. Emery, William. Sell Shakespeare ave begins. Carter, Edward, laborer. Emery, Alfred, emp. A. I. Works. Lydia commences. Brokes, Samuel, painter. Campbell, Donald, teamster. McCarthy, Chas. B. Spoffard, Wm. H., carpenter. DISCOVERY, from Victoria Harbor to Blanchard. Constance begins. Western Hotel, J. S. Rollin. Store intersects. 27 Felix, George, artist. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co., Ltd. Government intersects. 49 Hansen, Peter, scavanger. 50 Cabins, No. 3, Taylor John. 56 Ferguson, James, mariner. Douglas intersects. 71 Home of Truth. 73 Sprinkler, Wm., tailor. 81 Beaty, W. H. 84 Barrett, J. F., harnessmaker. 86 Clarke, J. B., tinsmith. 89 Morrissey, Michael. 90 Ker Thos. A., merchant. Blanchard intersects. DOBINSON, from Montreal to Oswego Dobinson, Mrs. Sophia, wid. DOMINION ROAD, from Craigflower south. Webb, John, jainter. Risley, Harry, painter. Gerrard, Albert. Ellery, Geo. F., clerk. Read, John M., shoemaker. DOUGLAS, from Humboldt to Saattlefe Road. West Side. 6 Daley, Capt. John F. 14 Watson, Miss Fay. Courtney ends. Union Club, Capt. Palmer, sec'y. St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Rev. W. Leslie Clay, B.A. Broughton ends. 36 Milne, G. L., physician. 361^ Mason, Thomas. 36^ Robertson, Herman, M.D. 40 Hall, Mrs. Fanny. 40 Smith, M. R. --M 40 McAlphine, W. J. Fort intersects. 46 Jenkinson, Mrs. Geo., widow. View intersects. Watson, T., electricial supplies. B.C. District Tel. Co. 64 B.C. Produce Co. 66 The Vernon, Mrs. M. Walt. 70 Hewartson, Mrs. W., dry goods. | 72 Short, Henry & Son, gunmakers. jf 74 Colbert, John, plumber. *%?§ 76 Pierre, T. W. 78 Brunswick Hotel Yates intersects. Cochrane, John, druggist. 80 Brown, R. A. & Co., hardware. 82 Haynes' Grocery and Provision store. 84 Stevens & Jenkins. My2 Lange, Mrs. E. 86j4 Richardson, G. A., dry goods. 88 Burrows, J. T. & Co., merchant tailor. 88j^ Barker, A., hardware. 90 Sterling flouse, Japanese goods. 92 Duncan, Wm., harness. 94 Neill, Geo. W., picture framer. Regent Saloon, Swetzer & Me* Clusky, props. Johnson intersects. 92 Bryant, W. O, horseshoer. 100% Murray, Harry Wilfred, horse shoer. Murtin, Frank E., letter-carrier. 102 Hanna, William James, undertaker. 106 Moore & Whittington, carpenters.'; 108 Geiger, Edward F., plumber. Douglas. City Hall. Redfern, Charles, Mayor. Dowler, Wellington Jeffes, City Clerk. Cormorant intersects. 118 Commercial Hotel. Wm.'-Field, proprietor. 118 Sweitland, Mrs. Mary E. 122 Turner, Wm. 124 Karl, Harry, expressman. Clarke, Kate, wid. Worn. 126 Noble, Harry. 128 Smith, George, barber. 130 Ross, Charles Wm., boliermaker. Fisguard intersects. Salvation Army wood-yard. 134 Russell, C. E., general store. Herald intersects. 152 Smith, John Lovell, cigarmaker. 15{5 Taylor, Richard, longshoreman. Chatham intersects. Pembroke intersects. 180 Keown, James, expressman. 188 Burns, Allan. 204 Pilgrim, James. 206 Crowther, R. A., painter. 200 Spencer, W. 202 Sellick, Robt., plasterer. Princess begins. 1208 Nelson L., laborer. Kating, Andrew. Queen's ave. begins. Finlayson, Mrs. Roderick, wid. Bay intersects. 312 Bechtel, A. J. 316 Gray, James, i 318 Carey, J. W. 326 Carleton, G. A., gen. freight agt Garbelly road. • 334 Waldron, Sampel, Elec. Ry. .350 Sharp, James. Hall, H. G. Francis intersects. Ferguson, Wm., bricklayer. Pferdner, Emir, music teacher. Speed ave. intersects. 59 Balmoral Saloon, Mrs. F. B. Williams, prop. 53 Crowther, Geo., engraver. 53 Shaw, Geo. C. & Co., Ltd., mnfrs. agents. 55 B.C. Farmers' Co-op. Produce Co. 57 Know, W., teas. 61 Appleby, M. J., com. merchant, books and stationery. 63 Johnston, John. 71 Bodega, Roblin & Hutchison, props. 73 San Chew, laundry. 79 Hardaker, W. T., auctioneer. Clarence Hotel, Adams & Skinner, props. 81 Vigor, Mrs. M. A., fancy goods. 83 Mason, T. G. 85 Maynard, Geo. H., boots and shoes. 87 I. O. O. F. Hall. 89 Sea, Samuel, Jr., men's furnishings. 91 Wilby, Wm., fancy goods. 93 Wescot Bros., dry goods. 95 Humber, A. A., dentist. Muir, A. Maxwell, architect Bernhart, D. T., cigar mfgs. McCurrach, John, tailor. Sprinkling, J., tailor. Jackson, W. & Co., druggists. 97 Syrian store, Raby Bros, fancy goods. Johnson intersects. 99 Vasilatis, M., fruits. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLOMBIA Douglas. VICTORIA CITY. DnppjjH 99% Forrester, J. L., paints, etc. Wilson, F., barber. 101 Matthews, R. J., tailor. 103 Cashmore, Thos., book exchange. 105 Newbiggin & Anderson, novelty wks 105^ Cook, John, photographer. 105 Lilly, fl. A., confectioner 107 Shore and Anderson, furniture 109 Preece, Wm., barber. 113 Dickinson, L., grocer. Elk Saloon, J. A. Rogers, prop. Pandora ave. intersects. 115 Renouf, J., grocer. 117 Sarantis, A., confectioner. 119 Maynard, James, boots and shoes. 121 Mee Wangh, laundry. 123 Pierre. J. T., tailor. 125 Sarantis, George, confectionery. Cormorant intersects. 127 Cameron, C. N., grocer. 129 Talbot, A. E., second-hand furniture. 131i4 Shade, F. E„ shoemaker. 183 Mitchell, John, butcher. 135 Hobbs, F. V., second-hand goods. Fisguard intersects. Jenns, Rev. Percival. Chatham intersects. 165 Garland, A., grocer. 165 Jeeves, F. E. N, second. 167 Heay, Philip. 169 Delmont, Andrew. 173 Anderson, David, shoemaker. 175 Cabins. 177 Schoen, S., grocer. Discovery intersects. 179 Keown, F., painter. 181 Anderson, Miss H. C, dressmaker. 181 Bostwick, H. 181J4 Marymont, Henry. 183 Burrows, J. T„ tailor. . Pembroke intersets. 197 Dowdall, Miss Minnie, teacher. 199 Thompson, Mrs., wid. Wm. 203 Shewan. Wm., sr. 205 Conwell, James, lab. Princess ave. intersects. 207 Furnell, Geo., lab. 209 Bird, Edward, shoemaker. 219 Simpson, Alex., Leland Hotel. Queen's ave. intersects. King's Road begins. Henry ends. 259 Johns Bros., grocers. 261 Soper, Miss R. J. 263 Heathorn, Arthur. North Ward school. 265 Turney, W. A., bricklayer. 277 Tye, Thos., hardware. 291 Erb, Augusta, wid. L. E. 295 Heisterman, Mrs. F. F., wid. Gorge road intersects. Hillside ave. begins. 299 Seabrook, R. 309 MeGary, J. S. engineer. 307 Sellick, H. R., carpenter. Market begins. 313 Hawson, Henry, city .editor Times. 327 Toye, J. L., butcher. 329 Munro, Andrew, dry goods clerk. * 325 Barrett, Wm., teamster. 329 Carlyle, Mrs., wid. William. Topaz ave. commences. Meldram, James W., Avenue retreat Meldrum, J. H. Burnside road commences. Humber's brickyard. 348 Walton, George. 357 Laverick, Mrs. David. Smith, Alfred, brickyard. Jenning's Brickyard. Baker's Brickyard. Crampton. Mrs. A. L., grocer. Garrow, John K. DUNEDIN, from Garbelly road. Gregg, Arthur M., tailor, v Campbell, John. Howe, Wm., carpenter. DUNSMUIR road, from Esquimalt In City Limits. Croft, Henry, C.E. Saunders, John R. Price, H. O. DUTCHESS, off Leighton road. Anderson, John, sealer. 23 Wilby, James, clerk. Van Horst, Mrs. 25 Farrell, Mrs. Thos. DUPPIN, from Saanich road. Burnside road tjs Smethers, Joseph JAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 799 Edmonton. VICTORIA CITY. Esquimalt rd. EDMONTON, from Cedar Hill road east. 2 Shephard, Ernest Chas., engineer. Cedar Hill road intersects. 4 Callaman, Thos. F., fireman. 6 Clarke, Mrs., wid. 8 Lucas, —. 12 Liddell, Thos. 18 Flannery, Wm., stoker. Fernwood road begins. 30 Wilson, Jennett, wid. Peter. Goodman, B., milkman. Lidston, Thos., laborer. McNaughton, David G. McNaughton, Duncan. EDWARD, from Alston to Russell. Tray, Thos., shipcarpenter. Clark, Mrs., wid. Nelson, John, Times. Mary intersects. Buckholz, Capt. Otto. McDonald, —. Semple, R., machinist Semple, A. W., carriagemaker. Redding, T., grocer. Oldershaw, A. B. ELFORD, from 130 Cadboro' Bay Rd. north. Macdowall, D. H. Taylor, Geo., bank manager. ELFORD, from Fairfield road to Foul j Bay road. Eden, W. G., letter-carrier. ELIZABETH, from Cook to Chambers. Rebecca intersects. P 22 Vanhurst, Mrs., widow. I 26 Perrin, Len. 28. Johnson, Henry. I 29 Hastings, Oregon C. 30 Curren, F., pound-keeper. 82 Webster, W., plasterer. 33 Wilby, James, clerk. V ELLICE, from Bridge to Rock Bay ave. Rock Bay ave. intersects. ■ 15 Gilmour, Alex. 17 Bayner, Capt. I 19 Goodfellow, James, preacher. I 21 Willard, Harry, motorman. 23 Shelby, E. F., musician. 27 Walton, John, brakeman. 29 Smith, Capt., steamboat. ERIE, from St. Lawrence to Dallas road. 2 Warren, —. 4 Holloway, Robert. 6 Menagh, Alexander, miller. 9 Berry, Frank, Customs broker. 10 Vincent, F. W., C.P.N. 17 Victoria Box Factory, H. Sayward, prop. 18 McPhee. Donald, shipcarpenter. 20 Jagers, Mrs. R. F., wid. John F. 22 Paine, Fred. 23 Ralph, Thos., packer H.B.C. 24 Finnarty, Frank, lab. 26 Robinson, Wm., watchman. 34 Glide, Henry, tobacconist. 36 Goldsmith, Thos., restaurant. 37 MeKenzie, Alex. S., teamster. ESQUIMALT Road, from Rock Bar. Bridge to Esquimalt Everett, P. Ball, Joseph, saloon. Henry, —., comm. Gerow. G. Martin, H. C. I McDougall, Capt. W. D. Mary intersects. Catherine intersects. Smith, Fred, Evertts' saloon. Mary intersects. Russell intersects. Mcintosh, W. D. Gopell, Philip. Fairfield road commences Owen, Capt. Wm. Robert commences. Muirhead, James, of Muirhead & Mann. Lawrie, Thos. _ Brown, F. S„ operator E. & N. Ry. Townsend, Mrs. James commences. Hardie, Mrs., wid. Henry. Wilson,' H. B., mgr. Molsons Bank. Mahun, Edward C.E. Woodgate, —., "Swiss Cottage," OB Fort, Edward. Barber, Rev. Carmichael, Herbert. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA OITY. Farquhar. Fall, Harry Temple. St. George's Saloon, prop. A. Rhodes, Dominion road commences. Walker, H. W. Spicer, Newton, accountant. Andrews, Louis, baker. Dunsmuir street begins. Jackson, Louis. Wild, Alfred, James. Beaney, Wm. E. Halfway House, Mrs. J. Bayley, prop. Tennent, Thos. H., Royal engineer. Pearson, Thos. Higgitt, W. A. MeKenzie, Roderick. Head intersects. McArthur, James, sergt-major. Bullen, W. Fitzherbert, Oakdean. Lampton intersects. Hicks, Rev. J. P. Roberts, Rev. Thos. Hemans, J., butcher. Pike, Arthur A. Bury, C. E., barrister. Hunt, Wm., farmer. Gust, Fred, sergt. Royal Engineers. Embery, Captain. Logan, Hugh, lab. Walker, Wm. Logan, Hugh. Ashley, Wm., gardener. DeSatge, Capt. McDonell, Donald. Curiven, Charles. McDonald, Mrs. McA dam, Fred., new inn. Rutter, S., grocer. Caley, Lieut. Coach & Horses Saloon. McNeill, John. Doran, John. Parsons, Wm., engineer. Smith, Capt. H. G. Goodwin, —. ESQUIMALT STREET, from Craigflower road to Old Esquimalt road (Victoria West). Catherine intersects. Peddle, Wm., laborer. Goudie, Wm., bridge carpenter. Mary intersects. Foster, Capt. Thomas. Huston, W. Mansell, James, coffee mill. McLachlan, Mrs. M. Shore, Sidney, hardware. Stramgren, Capt. C. Shakespeare, Fred. Jones, F., Gas Co. FAIRFIELD Road, from Cook to Foul Bay road. 85 Clagg, Wm., lab. 105 Ely, Robert, painter. Duncan, Walter. 113 Whitwell, Mrs. May, wid. Thos. Moss intersects. Lover's Lane intersects. Home for the Aged and Infirm, H. H. Hobbis, manager. Phillips, Joseph E., monuments. Winter, Geo., livery. Allan, Robt., caretaker Ross Bay cemetery. Woodward, A. J., nursery. Ford, J. D., carptenter. § St. Charles ends. Hooper, Wm., A.I.W. Hooper, Mrs., wid. Matthew. Hooper, Mrs., wid. Frank. Short, flenry, gunmaker. Soule, 0. J., architect. Bagshaw, Geo. Strickland, G. A. Milne, H. Shotbolt, Thomas, druggist. ■ Southern, Samuel, farmer. McNeill, Donald. Grigson, Wm., carpt. Henley, James, carpenter. Wey, Joseph W. Appleby, Wm. McNeill, Robert, sealer. FARQUHAR, from Blanchard to QM* ra. 4 Gilligan, Ed. 6 Droob, John, mattress-maker. 10 Groghan, Arthur. 12 Sharp, David, tailor. 14 Nelson, Frank, hack-driver. Amelia intersects. 22 Dee, Ross, barber. 28 Farrell, Mrs. Thos. Claxton, Mrs. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 801 Fernwood Road. VICTORIA CITY. Fisguard. FERNWOOD ROA'D, from Fort to Edmonton. 1 McKilligan, J. B., accountant. Yates -intersects. 25 Jennings, C. E. 27 Bunting, Mrs. Jennie, wid. Johnson ends. 33 Teague, John, architect. 37 Marshall, Chas., watchmaker. 41 Baker, J. H., merchant. 43 Beckwith, J. L., merchant. 45 Dier, W. A. 49 Dempster, William H. 55 Claxton, Fred. J. 59 McLaughlin, J. H. 58 Raymer, T. G., mgr. Oil Co. 62 MeLellan, Fred, carpenter. 64 Bennett, Richard, ship builder. Pandora North intersects. 67 Creed, John, sr., janitor. Alfred intersects. 89 Blackburn, Joseph. 91 Bayley, Thos., Bank of Montreal. 93 Preece, Thos, foreman water-works. 99 Mills, S. Perry, barrister. Bodwell intersects. Vining intersects. North Chatham intersects. p Oddfellows Hall. 144 Willis, Frank, carpenter. 146 Potts, Henry A., tailor. 148 Mitten, Thos., jailer. 151 Butler, James, steward. 153 Peddle, Mrs. George. 154 Graham, D. D., janitor Govt. bldg. South Road intersects. 155 Hodson, Hutchison, carpenter. 159 Watson, Geo., stonecutter. 163 Cook, John, blacksmith. Centre Road ends. 167 Wilks, Walter, motorman. 169 Mather, Richard, mate. 175 Icelandic Church. 177 Branson, Einar, lab. 179 Lawrence, Jeffery, carpenter. North road intersects. Edmonton Road intersects. FIRST, from Bay to Topaz ave. 3 Robertson, Fred, blacksmith. 5 Davey, F. W., emp. Customs. ■ 8 Orton, H. P., clerk. 10 Steele, Michael, Bank of B. O. 12 Dyke, Wm., steward Union Club. King's Road intersects. 25 Baker, Capt. W. E. 27 Gilmair, Fred, painter. 30 Adams, W. W. 31 Parr, Thomas H, C.E. 33 Jennings, O, mechanic. 37 Griffiths, Jermiah. 39 Duncanson, Thos., moulder. Hill commences. 38 Anderson, David, shoemaker. 40 Chance, W. J., ship-carpenter. 43 Palmer, Thos., dectective. 44 Williams, J. L., carpenter. 46 Sharp, Louis, laborer. 47 Catterall, Thomas, builder. 49 Adler, Samuel. 51 Mellish, Henry, machinist. 53 Dack, E. O, compositor. Hillside ave. intersects. 52 Harris, Robert, wood dealer. 63 Jeeves, Allen, lab. 65 Parsons, George. 66 Parsons, Mark, gardener. 69 Greig, John. emp. Sayward's mill. 72 Salloway, Harry, engineer. 76 Turnbull, W. H., oiler. Provincial Gaol, R. F. John, warden. FISGUARD, from Store to Quadra. South Side. 11 Dr Yen Kee, drugs and groceries. 13 Ching Chung, merchant. 15 Sen Wa Lee, butcher. 17 Hop Lee, barber. 19 Kwong Yee Tong, barber. 21 Chin Kee, dealer. 23 Yow Kee, dealer. 23 Yow Kee, restaurant 35 Kwong Sun Tai Cc-- 37 Sing Lee Co., groceries. 39 Tai Wo Co., groceries and contract. 43 Wing Chong Lung, maf. tailor. 45 Wo Hing, barber. Government intersects. 59 Sanitory Inspector's office. Market grounds. Douglas intersects. \m< 802 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Fisguard. VICTORIA OITY. Fort Ledingham Bros., carriage build.,etc. 105 McLean, E. W. 107 McDonald, Murdock, diver* 109 Neill, G. W. Ill Kaye, James, tutor. 113 Moss, George E., carpenter. 115 Depew, John, butcher. 119 Thain, Mrs. J. M. Blanchard intersects. 129 Le Roy, Frank. 133 Garland, J. 135 McMillan, R. H. 151 Petticrew, Mrs. Quadra intersects. North Side. 16 Methodist Chinese Mission, Rev. Chan Sing-Kai. 18 Quing Yun Sang, drugs and grocs. 22 Wing Mow Koo, baker. 24 Ting Hing, barber. 32 Tai Fung Thung Kee & Co., groceries, etc. 34 Yick Lung & Co., merchants. 38 Gue Tai, tailor. 40 On Hing & Bro.,merchants. 42 Kwan YickA groceries. 44 Lai Sing, restaurant. 44% Chinese Consolidated Benevolent association. Joss House. 46 Pook, Long & Co., curios. 52 Sue Wo Lung Kee, tinshop. 54 Kwong Sing Wing & Co., groceries and tailors. Government intersects. 56 Yee Long, grocery. 58 Way Sun Tong. Douglas intersects. 100 Collins, T., fireman. 102 Meacock, Arthur. 104 Storey, Walter Thos., funeral dir. 106 West, Theodore P., contractor. 114 Pelliter, John P. 118 Petticrew, Robert, tailor. Blanchard intersects. Quadra intersects. 120 Tite, Chas. H. 130 Petticrew, James, engineer. 140 Nankwell, James P., carpenter. 148 Shade, Mrs. E. 150 Foster, Mi6s L., dressmaker. FORT, from Wharf to .Cadboro Bay Road. N orth Side. 4 Three Stars saloon, Wm. Scott pro&i' 14 Pacific Transfer Co., Arthur E. Kent, prop. Hiram Walker & Son, Ben Gordon, representative. Langley intersects. Waitts' Hall. Government intersects. 15 Bradburn, J. M. 26 Dominion Express, F. Oliver agt. £ 28 Five Sisters Block. Room 2 Gore. Burnett & Co., E.E. & P.L.S. Room 5 Rattenburg, F. M., arch't. " 6 Nicholson, J. " 7 Maclure, S., architect. 8 Leech, P. J., P.L.S. " 10 Green, Geo., E., accountahraM " 13 Mason & Bradburn, barristers. . " 17 Verrinder, R. Ford, dentisM " 21 Jones, A. M., stenographer. J 22 Victoria Chess Club. " 23 Hooper, Thos., architect. " 23 Parr, T. H., P.L.S. " 26 Garesche, Arthur, dentist. " Savannah B., photographer. Third floor. 32 Farleigh, G. M., specialist. , 42 Board of Fire Underwrite™ J. G. Elliott, secretary. 44 McMillan, R. H., agent. 47 Harding, Mrs. M., dressmkr. • 49 Pratt, E. W.. mfg. agent. " 51 Bell. N. P. 54 Thomas F. W., music teacheM 55 Roberts, S. A., Prov. Land Surveyor. Fourth floor. 1 60 Norman, —. " 61 Harris, E. A. 66 Potts, E. E. 69 Anderson, J. C. | 74 Telephone Ex., R. B. MM Micking, mgr. " 77 Kauffmann, Paul. " 80 McNiven.Alex., engineer. 85 Gartners, C. 30 Jones, A. W., financial agent. 32 Canadian Development Co.. Ltd., H. Maitland Kersey, manag. director^ -J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 80S Port. VICTORIA CITY. Fort. 84 Cassiar Central Ry. Co. African British Columbia Corporation, Ltd., H. Hirschel C. Cohen, manager. .86 Bethune, J. T. & Co. 36 Warren, J. D. 38 Gell, Robert, shoemaker. 38 Humphrey Bros., photographers. 40 Lettice, R., paints and oils. 42 Day, Robert S., mining broker. Diocesan Synod office, E. Baynes Reed, sec'y. Boggs, Beaumont, real estate. Bodley, S. W. 44 Willams, Ben., & Co., mining broks. 46 Willams, Ben., real estate. 44 Kingham & Co. 46 Dominion Trading Stamp Co. Broad intersects. Bee Hive saloon, Patrick Burke,pro. 54 Turner, Mrs. P. K., employment agency. 56 Preston, Geo., photographer. 56 Nangle, C, shoemaker. 58 Waites, James, machinist. 60 Mason, Wm. flenry, notary. 62 Sutherland, Wm., shoemaker. 64 Campbell, D. E., drugs. Douglas intersects.fi 70 Braden Bros., plumbers. 74 McCrimmon, D. F., builder. 78 Mellor, J. W., paints and wall paper. McCorick, Chas., gardener. 84 Temple, John. 84 Fisher, Geo. P. 84 rear, McMillan, Duncan, carpenter. 88 Victoria Riding Academy, 100 Baines, Wm., book-keeper. 102 Sheret, Andrew, plumber. 104 Card, James, shoemaker. 106 Ross & Ottaway, painters. Blanchard intersects. 100 Gunn, —. 112 Berry, Capt. John. 144 Beavens, Lewis, agent. 116 Roper, R. W., carpenter. 118 Twigg, Thos. fl., linotype opr. 120 Harkness, Henry. 122 Hamilton, Mrs., wid. Alex. 124 Abel. Ed., policeman. 126 Freeman, A. P., shoemaker. 128 Kwong, Hing, laundry. 130 Gunn, John, shipcarpenter. 132 Crause, Percy H., livery. 134 Budden, Chas. T., artist. 140 Hooper, Mrs. M., wid., Sam. 142 Richardson, Harry. 144 Sheriff, Ed., bricklayer. 146 Dodd, Mrs., wid. J. W. 148 Goodchild, Wm., agent.' 150 Gillespie, Mrs. E- M., wid. Quadra intersects. ■ 152 Fleming, David, carpenter. 154 Hall, Mrs. Fannie, wid. James L. 160 Power, Mrs. M. E. 162 McCrimmon, A. F. 168 Bowes, John Wesley, printer. 170 Johnson, E. Mainwaring, real estate. 180 Assembly Hall. 182 Keefe, Mrs. Agnes, wid. M. L. 186 Leisk, James O, tailor. Vancouver intersects. 196 Chrow, William, clerk. 202 Luscombe, Thos. 216 Charles, Wm. 224 Carter, Geo. J., Nor. Pacific. 228 Bennett, John .teamsteri 230 Norman, Geo:, grocer. Cook intersects. 234 Mellor, John W. 238 Seewerd, Capt. Henry F. 242 Casey, Louis, lumberman. 246 Jones, T. J., L.D.S. 266 Drury, R. L., Imperial Mutual Life. 268 Elli, Henry. Cadboro' Bay road commences. South Side. 1 Leeming, David S., Customs broker. 9 City Transfer Co. Langley intersects. 17 Ward, Robt. & Co., Ltd. Crease & Crease, barristers. Government intersects. 29 Clyton, A. A., jeweller. 31 Adams, W. H., sewing machine. Lombard, C. A., music dealer. 33 Jameson, R. H„ grocer. 35 Foulkes. J. F. & Co., mining brokers. 35 Invertavish, Floral Co. 35 Fraser, Mrs. E. M., dressmaker. 37 Nolte, F. W. & Co., opticians. 37 McCarter, Alex., watchmaker. 39 Clay, Henry, confectioner. 41 Futcher, T. S., Japanese goods. 45 Pemberton & Son, insurance. 45% Pacific Club, H. M. Yates, secr'y. 47 Stewart, Wm., merchant tailor. Broad intersects. 49 Fell & Co., Ltd., grocers. 59 Smith, M. R. & Co., bakers. - 63 Bickford, Mrs., millinery. 65 Blyth, Alex. P., jeweller. 67 Beauchamp, Miss S. B. confectioner. 804 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Fort. VICTORIA CITY. Francis, i . 69 Speed Bros., grocers. Douglass intersects. 75 Simmons & Coker, bakers. 77 Kawai Bros., cabinetmakers. 79 Duncan, John, physician. 83 Jones, 0. Meredith, physician. 85 Carter, R. H., physician. 89 Holden, Dr. D. B. 91 Tway, T., lather. 93 Raab, Wm. Lane intersects. 99 Market Exchange, Robt. Kenrick, prop. 101 Barlow, T. A., livery. 105 Hall, Charles, tailor. 109 Christie & Lewis, carpenters. Ill Cox, Mrs. M. A., confectionery. 115 Davis, D. L. 117^ Peppas, Nicholas, fish. 119 Burt, W. A., grocer. Blanchard intersects. 121 Richards & Rausch, grocers. 123 Pamfrey, Richard, fish dresser. 127 Jaques, Geo., jeweller. 129 The Hall Saloon, Fred Stubbs, prop. 131 Powers, Mike. Saloon. 133 McNeill, Mary, M.D. 137 Oleson, B. E. 139 Savanah B., photographer. 141 Wright, Mrs., wid. J. M. 145 Kelly, Andrew, fireman. 149 Harris, W. H. 151 Abbott, John, police. 153 Dodds, Mrs. L., wid. R. E. 155 Bantley, Marcus, cigar mnfr. 157 Kwong, Wing, laundry. Quadra intersects. 159 Plummer, F., grocer. 163 McCandless, Miss, dressmaker. 165 Wales, Dan., bricklayer. 167 Barlow, Mrs. Isabell, wid. 169 O'Connor, Mrs., wid. 175 Winger, John, fur dresser. 177 Workman. Alinde, wid. Aaron. 181 Hiscock, Mrs. Ellen. 183 Norris, W. G. 185 Summers, Francis, painter. 187 Smith, E. O, asst City Treas. 189 Fielding, Geo. 193 Cotwell, —., insurance. . Vancouver intersects. 199 Corbett, A. W. 209 Dodds, Robt. Arthur, florist. 217 Becker, Mrs. Ann, wid. J. F. 233 Langley, Sergt. John M. Cook intersects. 231 Higgins, J. T., florist. 253 Robertson, Arthur. 253 Duff, —.. barrister. 255 Sellig, Gabriel. 263 Page, Francis, police clerk. Gadboro' Bay road commen es. FOUL BAY ROAD, from Ross Bay cemetery to Cadboro Bay Road. Nicholls, James, farmer. Pemberton, B. F. Pemberton, Mrs. J. D., wid. Moody, Mrs. Jennet, wid. Nason, Mrs. Mary, wid. Ash, Thos., carpenter. Townsend, Frank. Fairfield road intersects. FOURTH, from Bay to Topaz avenue. 24 Schoen, Sigmund, grocer. 20 Jeune, Frederick, sail-maker. 26 Armstrong, W. J. 27 Blackwood, Edward E., N.P.Ry. 30 McDougall, Capt. Alfred. 34 McPhee, Capt. D.avid. King's Road intersects. 54 MeKenzie, Chas., blacksmith. 56 Cousins, Leonard, carpenter. 58 Menzies, R. M., lab. 60 Robertson, Joseph, carpenter. 64 Glover, Geo., contractor. 65 Hampton, R., lab. 68 Turner, Frank, dog-trainer. 80 Roff, Robt, clerk, C.P.N. Co., 84 Brockelhurst, Mrs. J. S., wid. Hillside ave. intersects. 85 Adams, John. 94 Tranter, Seymour, brick-maker. 116 Thomas, Almond, guard Jail. 118 Keeler, Richard, truckman. 120 Few, W. H. Topaz ave. ends. Magneisen, Alfred. FRANCISS avenue, from Sanich road. Coburn, J., sealer. McLeod, Capt. John. Hansen, Mrs. Neil. Porter, John, expressman Burton, Mrs. Mark. Verge, Samuel, sealer. Bromby, Geo., sealer. Lockley, R., driver. Brooks. Thomas, driver. Franklin. FRANKLIN, from Vancouver to Cook 7 Hall, Margaret 8 Payne, —. 13 Bennett, Harriet, wid. John. 14 Lounds, Arthur, painter. 25 Bell, H. P., civil engineer. 32 Buckett, Wm., drayman. 34 Hemsworth, John H. FREDERICK, from Quadra to Cook. North Side. 10 Meiss, of Meiss & Sowden. 12 Hiscocks,. E. H., druggist. 14 Moody, T. G., bicycle dealer. 18 Tribe, Geo., steward. 20 Reynard, Mrs. M. P., widow. 22 Campbell, Mrs. Bell. 24 Gartley, James, laborer. 26 Nelson, Frank, driver. 30 Baker, Michael. 34 Raynard, —., engineer. 36 Cavin, Guy, painter. 38 Reid, Samuel, merchant. 40 Sylvester F., book-keeper. 46 Schier, Frank, upholsterer. 50 Brown, J. H., hotelkeeper. 52 Dean, W. M., druggist. 54 Pennock, W. H., jeweller. 58 Gaerdes, John H., saloonkeeper. 60 Losee, Wm. E., contractor. 66 Litchfield, H. O., clerk. 70 Cates, Lome, conductor. 72 Prior, Mrs. Amelia, wid. South Side. 9 Rowbotham, Geo., butcher. 13 Selleck, Mrs. E., widow. 15 Norman, Henry. 17 Ridgeman, Mrs. E. P., widow. 23 Moore, Charles, teamster. 25 Redgrave, S. L., policeman. 29 Murie, James, tinsmith. 33 Brady, Henry J., vinegar works. 35 Wallace, W. O., clerk. 37 Tumilty, Mrs. John. 41 Arthur L., contractor. 53 Rose, Dan, 63 Meldram, Geo. G., bartender. FREDERICK. Victoria West, R.issell to Indian Reserve. MacRae, Rev. D. Pamphlet, Fred W. Esquimalt road. Bowden, Samuel. Geake. Henry J. Shandley, Peter. Smith, S., McCully. from 1 Briggs, A. C, ticket agent C.P.N. 5 Molong, Harry, clerk. 9 Acton, Wm., grocer. 13 Rudlin, Capt. Geo. 15 Andrews, William T., mgr. British America Paint Co. GORDON, from Humboldt to Broughton. 4 Cox, Mrs., tailoress. 5 Badminton Club, Sidney Roberts. sec'y, Geo. I. Dunn, steward. 8 Wilson, Mrs. Jennie. Courtney intersects. GORGE ROAD, from Govemmeut to City Limits. David begins. Centennial Methodist church. 19 Auld, J. S., builder. 27 Dee, Wm., mgr. Western Union Tel. 29 Tremayne, H. A., clerk H.BX). 33 Thomson, James,* mgr. H.B. Co. 35 Robertson, Mrs. A., wid. Rocke. Robertson, Herman, M.D. 45 Humber, W. H. R., contractor. Rock Bay ave. ends. 49 Porter, Arthur. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Gordon. VICTORIA OITY. Government. Garbally road intersects. 93 Noble, H. -.21 ^c^' J-,F-' carriage builder. 101 Christopher, W. B. 103 Morris, Walter & Co. HI Morris, F. W., physician. 105 Parker, James. Elizabeth begins. 123 Chambers, W. S. 145 White, Mrs. Edward. 147 Seabrook, B. R., mgr. Albion' I.W. 148 Aikman, H. B. W., barrister. 151 McPhillips, Albert Edward. Spratt, Charles. Currall, Wm. Dixon. Thompson, C. R. W. Adams, Frank. Norris, F., saddler and harness. Tiarks, J. G., architect. Kersley, H. M. Wilson, Wm.' Ridgeway, architect. Braden, John. Eberts, D. M., Rogers, Geo., dairyman. Yates, James, barrister. Victoria Gardens. Victoria Gardens, Wm. Chas. Fer- neybough, prop. Loewen, Joseph, brewer. Adams, Dan. Johnston, Wm., farmer. Kay, Wm., Albion Iron Works. Sheppard, —., school teacher. Pidgeon, —., farmer. GOVERNMENT, from James Bay to City Limits, north. East Side. 9 Bay View saloon, R. H. Berryman, mgr. Humboldt begins. 11 Belmont saloon, Wm. H. Flewn, prop. 13 Meller, F., tailor. 21 Sherborne, F. T., contractor. Courtney intersects. 23 Windsor Hotel, Geo. Richardson, prop. 23% Emery, John, tobacconist. 25 Simmons & Coker, bakers. Jardine, John, house painter. 27 Myers & Co., sign painters. 29 Rogers, C. Wv candy mfg. 31 Japaneses Bazar, Y. Osawa, prop. 33 Weiler Bros., furniture, etc. Broughton intersects. 37 The Molsons Bank, H. B. Wilson, Bennett Lake and Klondike N. Co. Klondike Mining, Trading and ■ Transportation Co., Ltd. 39% Tiarks, J. Gerharel, architect ' 41 Grahame, H. M., ins. and real estate 43 Redfern, Chas. E., jeweller. 43% United States Consulate, Abraham E. Smith, consul. United States Immigration office, Nash, Richard, dentist. 45 Merchants' Bank of Halifax, Geo. A. Taylor, mgr. 47 Challoner, Mitchell & Co., jewellers. 47% Hargraves, G. Alexandra Club. Carter, George, commission. Mackie, John R., engraver. 49 Fawcett, F. W., & Co., drugs. 51 Brown Jug Saloon, J. B. Simpson, prop. Fort intersects. 53 C. P. R. freight and passenger office, B. W. Greer, agent. 55 Morison, Geo., & Co., druggists. 57 Jackson, Geo. R., merchant tailor. 59 Baker, J. H., boots and shoes. 59% Langley & Martin, barristers. Chambers, A. H., photographer. 61 Victoria Book and Stationery Co. I 61% Lowe, Skene, photographer. Mallitt, Miss Ada, dressmaker. 65 Spencer, David, dry goods. 67 Young, H. & Co., dry goods. 69 Hibben, T. N. & Co., books and stationery. 73 Allen & Co., Fit Reform Wardrobe. 73^4 Coffay, Mrs. Lida E., dressrmker. 73% Foresters' Hall. Hartman, S. M., dentist. 75 Great Northern Ry. line, J. H. Rogers, agent. Heisterman & Co., insurance. 77 Hastie, James, Hastie's Fair. 79 Small & Pidduck, teas and coffees. Trounce Alley begins. 81 Canadian Pac. Ry Telegraph, Wm, Christie, mgr. 83 Wilson, W. and J., clothing. 85 Horse Shoe Saloon, C. P. Le Lievre, prop. 89 Munday. H. E., boots and shoes. 91 Senate'Saloon, T. Garvin, prop. Maryland Resturant 93, Fletcher Bros., musical instruments, 95 Mansell, Henry, boots and shoes. 97 British Columbia Market Co., Ltd., E. E. Welch, mgr. ! 99 B. C. Candy Kitchen, A. Bancroft* prop. Yates intersects. 101 Pritchard House. H. T. Cole, prop, 103 Fullerton. John, boots'and shoes. 103% Gospel Hall. I GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 807 Government. VICTORIA CITY. Government Barman, Thos. 105 Vigelus Bros., barbers. Smith, George, tobacconist 107 Savoy' Theatre, Jackson & McDonell, props. 109 Delmonico Music Hall, W. G. Stevenson, prop. Ill Marks M, c'ntidna- 115 Barnsley, John & Co., guns and bicycles. 117 Ross & Co., Dixi, H., grocers and liquors. 121 Goodacre, Lawrence, butcher. Johnson Intersects. 123 Prior, E. G. & Co., Ltd., hardware. 125 Brackman & Ker Co., Ltd., millers. 127 Powell, Geo. & Co., hardware. T27j/£Jeune. F., Sc Bro., sailmakers. 131 Presbyterian Chinese Mission. 133 Jones, W., auctioneer. Pandora avenue commences. 135 Tai Yune & Co., opium mfg. 135% Hop Kee & Co., -tailors. Cormorant intersects. 137 Lim Sam, merchant 139 Hung Chun Low, bakery. Fisguard intersects . 153 Ching Kee, merchant tailor. 155 Yock Lee, tobacconist. 163 Joss House. 169 Chinese. 173 Sing Yuen, ladies' underwear. Herald intersects. 183 Wing Sing, laundry. 185 Gin Wan, laundry. 187 Ming Lee, laundry. Chatham intersects. 189 Wolf, Peter, emp. Victoria Brewery. Victoria Phoenix Brewery, Joseph Loewen, pres. Discevery .intersects. 197 Murray, Wm., blacksmith. Pembroke intersects. Princess ave. intersects. 213 Wall, Henry, contractor. 217 Penny, Thos., engineer. Queen's ave. begins. Burnside road commences. 323 Walker, R. H., policeman. West Side. Vasitatos, D. N., fruit. 2 Mcintosh, D. D., boat house. Wharf street intersects. POST OFFICE & CUSTOMS BLOCK. Caretaker of Building—McKay, Wm. Post Office- Shakespeare, Noah, postmaster. Gairns, Thos. A., depty. postmaster. Dominion Govt. Savings Bank- McLaughlin, J. H, asst. rec. general. Public Works Department- Henderson, William, architect. Inland Revenue Office— William Gill, district inspector, Jones, Richard, collector. O'Sullivan, Daniel, depty. collector. Dead Letter (branch) Office— Mailleue, G. A. D., supt. Post Office Inspector's Office— Fletcher, Everard Hyde, inspector. Weights and Measures Office— Findley, Hugh, inspector. Customs House— Milne, Alex. Roland, C.M.G., collector of Customs. Newbury, John C, chief clerk. Marchant, William, appraiser. Beckwith, H. E., chief landing waiter. Courtney intersects. 22 Porter, R. & Sons, butchers. 24 Thompson, M. J., grocer. 30 Jones, C. E., druggist. 34 Soupal, S. & Co., furrier. 36 Health Food Store, N. Jackman prop. 36 Henry, John F., confectioner. 40 B. C. Land and Inv., agency. Broughton intersects. 42 Kosche, Carl, hair goods. 44 Mulholland, J. J., bicycles. 46 Changranes. D. K., fish and fruit. 48 Bownass, W. hardware. Government. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Government. 50 Somnier, Joseph, picture framer. 50% Bayne, R. R., architect. Bayne. F. H. K., & Bros., teas. Fleming Bros, photographers. Hayward, Chas., undertaker. 52% Stannard, A. 54 Bank of B. C. building. B.C. Development Asso., E. E. Bil- linghurst, agent. Alaska & N.W.T.T. Co., Victoria Bank Clearing House. Mallandaine, E., architect. Pierson, Joseph. Jones, T. J., dentist. Baker, E. Crowe, financial agent. 56 Bank of B.C., Geo. Gillespie, mgr. Fort intersects. 58 Erskine, Wall & Co., grocers and liquors. 60 Waitt, M. W. & Co., pianos and organs. 62 Hinton, Geo. C. & Co., electric supplies. 64 Dodwell Co., Ltd., shipping agents. 66 B.C. Furniture Co., J. Sehl, mgr. 70 Hutcheson Co., Ltd., dry goods. 72 Morris, E. A., tobacconist. 74 Western Union Telegraph Co., Wm. Dee, manager. Great Nor. W. Tel. Co. Keith, J. C. M., architect. 78 Fox, M. & H. A., cutlery. 80 Small, Mrs. E. H., millinery. Bastions ends. 82 Bank of Montreal, A. J. C. Gal- letly, mgr. 86% More, A. W. & Co. SQ% Sheridan, James, piano tuner. 90 Wenger, J., jeweller. 90 Thomas & Grant, tailors. 92 McGregor, P. O, real estate. 92 Thomas Bros & Grant, merchant tailors. 92 Ormond, O. B., stationer. McGregor, P. C., real estate. 94 Danes & Buckhaber, barbers. 96 I.X.L. Cyclery. Campbell, Frank, tobacconist. -98 Clarke, flardress, grocer. New York Stock Exchange, F. S. Taggart & Oo. 100 Hall, Goepel & Co., insurance agts. 102 Bowes, Cyrus H., druggist. 104 Giant Powder Co., WTest, A. C. dentist. Swinerton Sc Oddy, insurance. Northern Pacific Ry. Co., E. F. Blackwood, agent. Marsden, Geo., tobacconist and news agent. Yates intersects. 150 Victoria Hafer, 152 Wanibe. 106 Salmon, H. L., tobacconist. 108 Thompson, Philip W. 110 Bostwick, Hubert, barber. 112 Teutonic Saloon, Chas. R. Lawson! prop. 112% Nathan, Ed. O., tobacconist. 116 New England Hotel, M. & L Young, props. 122 Reid, S. clothing, men's furnishings, 124 Levy. H. E., restaurant. 126 Norris, Frederick, saddler. 128 Whittaker, W., barber shop. 130 Omenica, saloon, C. Tulk, prop. 130% Waterson, H. G., job printer. 146 Oytang, O, merchant tailor. 132 Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd., James Paterson, mgn.-director. Johnson Intersetcs. 134 Shore, Sidney, hardware. 138 On Wo & Co., merchant tailors. 140 Victoria Hotel, Voss & Leason, props. 146 Oytang, C, merchant tailor. 148 Victoria Coffee and Spice Mills. A. J. Morley, prop. Novelty Works, Louis i prop. A. & Co., Japanese goods. 154 Hancock, H., tobacconist. 156 Fuji & Co., tailors. 158 Smith, W., boots and shoes. 160 Wo Kee, tailor. 162 Clifton, Chas.. shooting gallery. 166 Prince of Wales saloon, John Berryman, prop. Cormerant intersects. 168 Kim Lung & Co., mfg. tailors and grocers. 170 Ying Lung Chew Kee Co., tailors and grocers. 176 Bow Lung, butcher. 178 Gim Took Yuen, rice millers. 180 Yee Lee, barber. 182 Sam Wah & Co.. merchants. 186 Chung Lung & Co., merchants and contractors. Fisguard intersects. 188 Sun Lee Yuen, boots and shoe mfg. 192 Bow Kee, tailor. 192y, San Kee, shoemaker. Herald intersects. Chatham intersects. 200 Grice, John E., wood dealer. 210 Taylor Mill Co., Ltd. Orchard, commences. 230 Brooks, James, fruit store. Bay intersects.. 820 McCarter, Wm., of Taylor Mill Co. 822 Taylor, John, mgr. Taylor Mill Co. 324 Smith, G. E., grocer and liquors. 338 Boddy, Wm., stonemason. GRANT, continuation of Bodwell, from Stanley ave. Parkhill, Samuel, cond. EL Ry. 19 Roper, flodson, builder. 23 Pickhard, Dudley P.. carpenter. GREEN, from 143 Quadra east. 5 Goodall, Ernest, emp. El. Railway. 6 Wheeler, —., bartender. 7 Pardoe, Charles, gunsmith. 9 Yeo, John. 11 Angus, James.K.f painter. 12 Carnie, Ebenezer. 13 Janes, Mrs. Jane, wid. Alfred. 19 Jones, Mrs. Ella. 21 Wallenstein, Fred, upholsterer. 23 King, Charles fl., foreman. 24 Brown, J., fish munger. 26 Hann, John, boilermaker. 28 Thomson, John, gardener. 29 Smith, James, carpenter. 33 McFaden, Robert, butcher. HAMPSHIRE ROAD, off Oak Bay ave. Noble, Wm., gardener. HARRISON, from Cadboro Bay road (at head of Yates) runs north, to Pandora South. 8 Swinnerton, Robert H., real estate. 15 Freel, James, boots and shoes. 17 Carter, O., clerk Govt office. 19 Knott, H. J., grocer. 25 Greenwood, Alfred E., -printer. 29 Wood, Frederick, Elec. Ry. 31 Edwards, Adam, clerk. 35 Kintoch, James W., tinner. 35 Hutchison, Mrs. O, widow. 36 Atkinson, Henry. 40 Wood, Jacob, conductor El. Ry. HARRIETT, from Gorge Road to Boleskine road. Brinkman, Martin. Stoddart, George. Peters, Wm. 23 Watson, Wm., carpenter. 25 Noury, James, Albion Iron Works. 26 Dickinson, Ed., moulder. 27 Jttivers, J_L, painter. 28 Carson, W. G., police. 30 Moury, James P., laborer. 31 Martin, Patrick. 33 Kettle, Wm., engineer. 42 42 44 47 48 50 51 55 57 59 61 63 67 69 71 73 74 76 76 Bridge intersects. Griffiths, Joseph Henry. Tyson, Mrs. Jahies, wid. Wood, Mrs., wid. Collins, Geo. Kershaw, Thos., bricklayer. Moir, Alex., machinist. Sinclair, R. G. Beaton, Dan. Hefferman, G. McKinnon, M. teacher. Malcolm, John, stonemason. Patterson, R., foreman. Howard, J., lab. Hughes, J. M., grocer. Saunders, Mrs. M. J., widow. Hill, G. E._ engineer. Gooth, George S. H. Hart, Dr. E. A. Sherk, Jacob, wood-turner. Rock Bay ave. intersects. 810 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Henry. VICTORIA CITY. Hillside! 80 Hall, R. H., emp. H.B.C. 86 Knight, J. W., blacksmith. 87 Kermode, Edward, shipcarpenter. S9Hermaii, John. 93 Dodd, James H., butcher. 93 Babington, P. A., foreman. HENRY (Victoria West), from Esquimalt road to Russell. Saunders, Robt., fireman. Barnes, Charles, mate str. Quadra. Dodds, —. Catherine intersects. Daws, Wm., carpenter. Gardiner, Wm. McKay, Hugh. Campbell, George. ' Mary intersects. St. Paul's Presbyterian church. HERALD, from Victoria Harbor tr. Blanchard. McMannus, Thos. Nelson, Alex., seaman. Day, Antonio, fisherman. Vienna, Geo, fisherman. Store intersects. 5 Chun Kee, laundary. 7 Albion Hotel, Joseph H. Brown. 9 Chester, Samuel. 11 McDonald, Wm. 13 Carpenter, A. M., grocer. 14 Louisette, Miss. 15 Carpenters' cabins. 16 Dubois, Jennett. 16 Germaine, Miss Lisette. 20 Methodist Indian Mission. 33 Grimm, Wm., carriagemaker. Government intersects. 42 Levy, Isaac, tailor. 44 Mutterer, Henri. 46 Victor, —. 47 Duck, Simeon. 48 Tugwell, Mrs. Thos. 49 Carter, Stephen, carpenter. 50 Bullen, Jonathan, bricklayer. 51 Jones, Wm. 56 Ah Wing, interpreter. 63 Dick, William, laborer. 66 Olsen, Peter, fireman 68 Nixon, Frank. Douglas intersects. 85 Vigor, Edward R. 87 Landsberg, Frederick. 89 Porter, H. A., butcher. 91 Chadwick, Geo., druggist 93 Partridge, John Baptist church. 95 Weber, Mrs. A., wid. 97 Byrne, Joseph, cigarmaker, 99 Chinese. 100 Robinson, John, blacksmith. Blanchard intersects. HEREWARD, from Old Esquimalt road. Walker, Wm. Baker, Mrs. James, Richard. James, Henry, iab. Farrand, Thomas. HEYWOOD AVE., from Park road to old Agricultural Hall. 1 McTavish, Mrs. D. A., widow. 11 McTavish, Mrs, G. A. 17 Tilton, Edw. G., civil engineer. 27 Tovey, Mrs. A. E., widow. 31 Topham, George, expressman. 23 Marrion, Arthur, plumber. 33 Holden, Wm. J., druggist. 35 Grizzelle, Edward. 37 Elliott, John. 45 Phillips, Joseph, cabinetmaker. 47 Hall, Wm. F., saloon keeper. 49 Green, Abraham. HILL, from First. 1 Young, John, carpenter. 5 Young, John Charles. 9 Grice, Thos., lab. 10 Johns, Samuel, grocer. 11 Sharp, C. H., ship-caulker. 12 Sheppard, H. W., chief police. 17 Wright, Mrs. Harry. . HILLSIDE AVE., from Government to city limits. 18 Palmer, Ernest, Elec. Ry. 24 Devlin, J. C, traveller. 30 Wiffen, Herbert Charles. V. & S. Ry. station. 35 Ross, Mrs., wid. Dixi H. 36 Fish, Mrs. A., wid. 37 McCarter, Alex., watchmaker. 39 Johns, O, butcher. ; %s 40 Nobes, James. 43 Gill, James A., engineer. Deville, Sons & Co. 45 Mackintosh, Mrs. E. E., wid. , 51 Tyler, Wm. First intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 811 Hillside. VICTORIA CITY. Jackson. 53 Lane, Vernon, carpenter. 53% Madigan, Geo., machinist. 55 Baird, T. M. 56 Graham. James A. Second ends. 64 Jenkins, Wm., hatter. 66 Cox, Thos. 65 Hollins, John, clerk. Third intersects. 81 Galbraith, W. M. Fourth intersects. 100 Brewster, Mrs. Charles. 110 Hawksby, Wm., expressman. Sears, Joseph, painter. Ellison, Mrs. Mills, John, engineer. Jackson, Mrs. E. H. West, James. Adams, J., postman. Smith, W. J., brick-yard. Beckwith, Wm., expressman. Orphans' Home, Mrs. Walker, Matron. HULTON, from Oak Bay ave. to Leighton road. Eggleston, J. Hopper, J. T. McDonald, J. D., carpenter. Sowden, William, carpenter., Gunter, Wm. Palmer, Mrs. Gillis, Norman. Gravlin, H. T., paperhanger. Blank, Louis. Humes, Mrs. Eli.. Johnson, —. Jones, W., auctioneer. 6 McLeod, Dougald, emp. C.P.R. HUMBOLDT, from Government to Van- . couver. 5 Murray, James P. 7 McMillan, H., master mariner. 8 Berryman, Richard Henry. 9 Begg, Alexander. Gordon begins. 13 Lowry, Mrs. Nicholas, wid. 15 Woolcock, James. 20 Allen, Frederick, confectioner. 25 Pendry, W. J., soap works. Douglas commences. 30 Getschman, J. H., grocer. 32 Murray, Robert J., blacksmith. 33 Edwards, John, cook. 35 Cowan, John E., laborer. 36 Russell, Lewis. 38 Cox, John. 39 Hubbs, Paul K., clerk. 41 McGinty, Richard, fireman. 42 Henry, John F. ^Weiler Bros., furniture factory- 43 Bertucci, N. 54 Wolfe, Wm., traveller. 59 Yee Wo, laundry. 60 McDonald. R. M. 62 Churton, Minnie, wid. Arthur. 63 Thiemsen, Wm. Penwill intersects. 64 Cabins. 60 Miller, Thos. 61 Brook, Geo. 62 Churton, Minnie, wid. Arthur. 65 Sam Sing, laundry. i 69 Sam Wo Lee, laundry. 71 Mulvany, Chas., longshoreman. McClure intersects. 68 White Horse Saloon, James M. Barker, prop. St. Ann's Convent . Ill Raymond, John. 113 Henderson, Henry S., mgr. 114 Gray, Patrick, laborer. 115 Milne, John D. Rupert begins. Park road begins. 134 Vernon, Charles. 148 Rithet R. P. IDA, off North Pembroke. Nobbs, Fred., emp. Chemical Wks. INDIAN RESERVE, Victoria West Carroll, Pat, caretaker bridge. Nickells, John, boat-house. Unwin, Geo. W., Marine Hospital. Turple, Wm., ship-yard. Star Shipyard. Bailey, Mrs., wid. Everett, Pat. Cooper, Mike, fish dealer. Jack, Wm., carpenter. Cheekham, Geo. carpenter. Jackson, Louis, fisherman. Fallardean, Thos., carpenter. Gunion, Chas., fisherman. College, John. Komia, Chas. JACKSON, from Michigan to Toronto, the continuation of Birdcage Walk 1 Melrose, Fred, deck hand. 2 Temple, Benjamin Barnes, cabinet maker. liS I li mi 812 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Jackson. VICTORIA CITY. Johnson. 3 Richards., Joseph. 4 Collis, Edmund, janitor. JAMES (Victoria West) from Esquimalt road to Waterfront. Wyld, E. A., Bank of B. C. Cuthbert, Herbert, mining broker. JESSIE, from Russell tc Indian Reserve Barnes, H. T. Hines, Mrs. F.^~ Nott, Joseph, plumber. Catherine intersects. Watson, T. P., engineer. Mary intersects. Gordon, Wm. Henderson, Fred. Houston, Wm., machinist. JOHNS, from Pleasant to Government. Turner intersects. 26 Hutchison, Mathew, electrician. 30 Smith, John. 31 Tagg, James, shipcarpenter. 32 Cavin, Capt. John. 33 Roper, F. S., vetinary surgeon. 34 Stephens, W. J., shipbuilder. 35 Galbraith, Angus, school teacher. 36 Dodgeson, Herbert, Albion I. Wks. 37 Dunn, K. J. 38 Purser, Robert, fireman. 40 Howat, Mrs. Alex. 42 Kains, Rich., fisherman. Bridge intersects. 54 Freeman, J. N., teamster. 56 McArthur, Mrs. Isabell, wid. Jas. 60 Freeman, J. 61 Copeland, George, teamster. 62 Roe, Robert, mechanic. 64 Baker, Thos. 86 Brown, George. 71 Johnson, E. 0. Bay commences. 70 Verge, W. J., laborer. , 72 Fowler, Jasper, mechanic. < 76 Anderson, Mrs. James, wid. 77 Walsh, J. J., drayman. 79 Kay, Fred, letter-carrier. 81 Backens, Joseph, wood-worker. 84 Bishop, H. F., purser. 85 Cantrill, R. L., blacksmith. 86 Scott, T. W. 87 Gregg, Frank, tailor. Rock Bay ave. intersects. 96 Haynes, Mrs. Geo. W., wid. 99 Hall, Mrs. M. A., wid. 100 Maynard, A. H. 102 Deacon, Benj., driver. 103 McGregor, David, Albion I. Wks. 106 Gibson, H., assistant, supt. El. Ry, 107 Gill, Austin. JOHNSON, from Store to Fernwood road. South Side. 5 Cooper, R. T., Manitoba Produce Coll 7 King, C. R., mfg. agent. 9 Louvre Saloon, John Parker, prop. 17 Oliver Bros., barbers. 19 California Hotel, J. T. Pearce, prow Waddington Alley begins. 23 Lindsay, David, clothing. 25 Wille, L., baker and grocer. 29 Winn, Martin O, barber. 31 Greensfelder, Henrick, watchmakers Teague, John, jr., druggist 33 Colonial Metropole Hotel Joseph Sauer, prop. 35 Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd. James Paterson, mang.-director. ; 37 McCandless Bros., clothing. 39 Saunders, E. J. & Co., groceries & liquors. Oriental Alley begins. 41 Victoria Loan office. Landsburg, Fred. 47 Anderson, Elijah Home, clothing. 51 Tollich, John, fish and game. 53 Meads, Thomas Collett, fruits and cigars. 53% Martin, A. C. & Co., mfg.'s agts. I 55 Cameron, William George, clothinga 57 Rutland, Henry, clothing, etc. 57% Rutland, Henry, residence. 59 Shotbolt, Thomas, druggist. Government intersects. 67-69 Harrison, Wm., liquors. 71 Brown, Peter, fish and game. 75 Nasr, Mansoor, fruits. 75 Aaranson, A. A., pawnbroker. 77 Henderson Publishing Co., Ltd. 77 Searchlight Printing & Pub. Co. 81 Bancroft, A., candy store. 83 Salmon, K., Indian Curios. 85 Gawley & Co., fruits. Broad intersects. 89 Brown & Cooper, fish and fruit. 91 Lefevre, John, boots and shoes. London Hotel, Mrs. M. Schneider. 93 Dickson, W. G., & Co., flour, etc. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 813 Johnson. VICTORIA CITY. Johnson. 93% London block. 95 McGregor, A. & Son, hardware. 95 Graham, W., printer. 97 Williams, B. & Co., clothing, etc. 99 Watson, Geo., plumber. 101 Sarantis, Thomas Peter, confectionery and fruits. Douglas intersects. 103 Meiss & Souden, cigar mfgrs. -107 Murray & Colwell, blacksmiths. 109 Bray, Richard, livery. Tolmie, Simon Fraser. V.S. Ill Hepworth, J. & F., tailors. 115 Mable, Wm., blacksmith and car 1 riagemaker. 117 Sue War, laundry. 12iy2 Wo Lee, shoemaker. 129 Chinese. 133 Baptist Japanese mission. Blanchard intersects. 151 Richards, Frank G., real estate. 155 McDonald, Ennis, carpenter. 153 Bryant, Mrs. Harriett, wid. Wm. 159 Reid, Laurence, hotelkeeper. 161 Burns, J. D., fseamster, 163 Harlow, O, bartender. 165 Martin, Arthur. 167 Kent, Wm. Henry, engineer. 169 Couves, Lucy, wid. August. 171 McKay, J. O, caretaker. 171 White, James, carpenter. 173 Wing Chung, laundry. 175 Hobbs, Mrs., wid. Geo. M. 177 Oliver, L., barber. 381 Barrett, Walter, laborer. Quadra intersects. 187 Booth. Samuel John. 189 Halpenny, Mrs. H. C. 193 Pointer, Nathan, clothing. 195 Thompson, Chas., shipcarpenter. 197 Brash, C, agent 199 Condrou, Clara, wid. Eugene. 201 Cooness, Stacey. 203 Creed, John, painter. 205 Mcintosh, Arthur, emp. steam laundry. 215 Giffen, D. J. Vancouver intersects. 223 Baslow, Geo. M., cook. 227 Sabiston. Mrs. J., wid. 237 Lamm, Irving Arthur. 239 Hawk, Richard, Elec. Ry. 243 Lawson, H. C, engineer. 255 Hallam, Geo. Henry, music teacher, 257 Phillips, Philip. Co--k intersects. 261 Jones, Albert M., 265 267 269 273 281 281 285 289 293 295 297 299 325 329 331 333 335 Smith, W. J. Renfrew, Thos., engineer. Livingstone, Robert, dyer. Roarke, Michael. Cherry, I. D., labor. McGinnis, John, emp. Victoria Iransfer. O'Neill, Fred, cannery hand. Rutledge, James, restaurant. Alexander, Fred. Nakao, Edward. Craigie, Eli, hack-driver. Bigger, Geo., ins. agent Butler, R. J. Chambers, Robert, mgr. Chambers, Graham, cannery hand. Harlock, Mrs. Annie, wid. Henry. Rogers, Joseph R 337 Gowen, Geo. North Side. Coal wharf. Queen's Hotel. Store begins. 26 Grand Pacific Hotel, Reda & Fer- ardo, props. 28 Burnes, M., junk dealer. 34 Russ House saloon. 38 Empire Hotel, A. Lipsky, prop. 38^ Turner Block. 40 Beckwith, John L., mfgs'. agent- 42 Clyde, A. J. & Co., hardware, stoves. 42% Lindley & Foster, taxidermists. 44 Salmon, E. J. furniture, hard ware and crockery. 46 Kinnaird, Walter D., merchant tailor. 48 King's Head saloon, Wm. White. proprietor. 50 McGregor, A. & Co., blacksmiths and carriagemakers. 54 Pichon & Lenfesty, gunsmiths. Germania Saloon, Skinner & Mc- manus, props. Government intersects. 76 Prior, E. G. & Co., Ltd., hardware, etc. 80 Warehouse. 84 Mellor, Joseph, blacksmith. Broad intersects. 86 Cookson, C. M., plumber. 88 Lard, T., of Minor Saloon. 88 Booth, S. J., second-hand dealer. 90 Storey, Thomas E., undertaker. 92 Hodge, Wm., horseshoer. 96 Dempster, Peter W., blacksmith. 104 Porter, Robert, butcher, m'y I ___£- 814 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Johnson. VICTORIA CITY. Kane, Douglas intersects. 106 Brown, Wm., miner. 108 Porteous, Frank. 110 Jacklin, John. 112 Cabins. 114 Clay, Samuel, saloon. 132-134 Cabins, 140 Zarelli, D., boarding house. 142 Gelardi, Mike. |p Blanchard intersects. 146 Wilson, Fred, barber. 148 Smith, Joseph, cerpenter. 160 Virtue, Alfred, blacksmith. 162 Hodges, Thos., fireman. 166 Gabins. 168 Bullock, Wm., carpenter. 170 Sweeney, Michael, cooper. 178 Therrault, Mrs., wid. Quadra intersects. ,« ' 196 Todd, J. H. 206 Dougherty, Geo., miner. 218 Todd, Charles, whol. grocer. Vancouver intersects. 222 Newling, Mrs. H. P. 226 Munsie, Wm. 234 Rockett, Wm., carpenter. 238 Harrison, Wm., saloon. 242 Keown, Frank, sign writer. 246 Waterson, H. G., printer. 252 Lynd, Mrs. Hilda, widow. 254 Jamieson, Peter, baker. 256 Vantassel, James, peddlar. 260 Hart, W. H., varnish maker. Cook intersects. 264 Creeden, John. 268 Leigh, Wm., purser. 270 Twiford, James, tents and awning. 274 Henderson, Hugh, painter. 278 Renfrew, John C. 284 Herd, George, carpenter. 286 McCann, George, dyer. 292 Barnswell, James, carpenter. 338 Jones, Thos. M., photographer. 340 Smith, Fred. 342 Cathcart, flenry, laborer. 368 Stewart, John, brass founder. 370 Nicholas, Elias, painter. 372 Losee, Robert, whol. clerk. 374 Hunt, Mrs. 376 Watson, Chas., clerk. Fernwood road intersects. JUBILEE AVE., from Oak Bay ave. to Leighton road. Millory, Gilbert, laborer. Hand Robt., teamster. Crawford, Malcolm, dyer. Jeanneret, G. F., book-keeper. Innes, Alex. Scott, barrister. 3 Floyd, J. S., accountant E. & N Ry. KANE, from Douglas to Quadra. 6 Galbraith, Wm., driver. 8 Higham, R. M., bartender. 11 Seymour, Miss Alice. 16 Albhouse, Samuel. 17 Mortimer, John, contractor. 19 Ratcliffe, Joseph, bartender. 20 Littlewood, John, laborer. 22 Schultz, Chas., longshoreman. 24 Ramsay, Mrs. George. 25 Bryce, Wm., Colonist. 33 Victoria Truck and Dray Stables. 34 Summers, Mrs. Low, wid. 36 Stewart, Chas. A. 37 Margetts, Robert Wm. 38 McDonald, Mrs. W. F., wid. Blanchard intersects. 40 Summers, Miss L. 50 O'Brien, Peter. 51 Knox, Win., teas. 53 Moss, Mrs. Hattie, wid. Morris. 55 Sheppard, John, carpenter. 57 Parker, John, butcher. 58 Lettice, Robert, painter. 59 Cumming, James. 60 Pearce, Joseph T., hotelkeeper. 61 Smiley, Wm. 62 Russell, Thomas. 64 Mulholland, Wm. shipcarpenter., 65 Drake, Richard, contractor. 67 La Piere, Mrs. Agnes, wid, Horace. 69 Gallagher, P. W. 70 Carson, Thos. 74 Dods, Archibald, blacksmith. 75 Minty, Wm., contractor. 80 Cooper, Mrs. George. 82 Stevenson, H. J., miner. 84 King, Thos. KATHERINE, Beacon Hill, from Belleville to Dallas road. Michigan commences. Toronto commences. ' Chungranuis, D. 124 Gilbert, Justin, official reporter. 130 Gill, Wm., inspector inland rev. 132 Scott, Henry John, mgr. Avalon road commences. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Kane. VICTORIA CITY. Lampton. 140 Maddoek, Wm., laborer. 142 Bowman, W. G. 172 Wood, Alfred, prop. Colonist Hotel. Simcoe commences. Robertson, Wm. Flett Beacon commences. Niagara intersects. 220 Victoria College. G. W. Church, principal. 222 Reddie, A. C. Battery commences. 224 Brown, R. H. KING'S ROAD, from Douglas to Cook. 8 Law, Robert K., moulder. 9 Heater, Capt Wm. 10 Mellon, Joseph, jailor. 11 Davis, W. 12 Walker, Wesley. 14 Gonnason, A., sash & door factory. 18 Stevens, F. T. 20 Balcolm, Capt. 21 Turpel, Wm., ship builder. 22 Holland, Joshua, real estate. 24 Hosker, D. M., engineer. 28 Johns, Albion. 29 Caven, John. 34 Erskine, R., grocer. 35 Baynlon, G. R., collector. 36 Harris, Captain Charles. First st. intersects. 41 Pauline, F. A., dry goods. 42 Cox, Capt J. G. 45 Heater, Capt. Geo. 47 Campbell, Capt. Charles. 51 Allnutt, Henry, Con. El. Ry. 57 Boorman, W. W., bookkeeper. 58 Anderson, Geo., of Shore & Ander son. Second intersects. Carter, Stephen, carpenter. Klrschberg, E., grocer. Goss, John. Hunter, James, jailer. McDonald, Alex, lab. Farguhar, Gilchrist, plasterer. Lewis, Richard, miner. Roberts, W. P. 59 60 61 62 63 65 77 66 73 Stapleton, Bartholomer. Third intersects. 80 Elsworth, J. 82 Fawcett, A. E., druggist. Fourth intersects. Irving, Wm., farmer. Seventh intersects. KINGSTON, from Mtmzie to St. Lawrence. 15 Scott, J. O, bookbinder. 17 McMicking, Robt. V., mgr. Tel. Go. 18 Butler, R., Govt. Printing office. 19 Winchester, Rev. A. B. 22 McGregor, Walter, marine eng. 26 McNiven, J. D., printer. 28 Shore, A. E., of Shore & Anderson. Fire Hall No. 3. Cooley, H., metal works. 41 Watson, Thos., electrician. 42 Rogers, Charles, candy factory. 52 Roskamp, John, carpenter. Oswego intersects. 58 King, Archibald, compositor. 60 Curry, Robt., engineer. 62 Graham, J., finisher. 63 Public school. 71 Stewart, James, custom house brk. 74 Pope, S. D^ 80 Spring, Charles, trader. 81 Sweet Rev. J. H. S. St. John ends. 86 Franklin, Wm. A., customs. 91 Smith, Ashton, shoemaker. 95 Maas, Leonard. 96 Green, Daniel Francis. 99 McGuire, Elisha T., marine eng. Montreal intersects. 100 McHardy, John, sub-marine, eng'r. 101 Calloner, Wm. L., jeweller. 108 Bahr, F. W. T., cabinetmaker. 110 Bensen, George, watchman. 146 Raymer, Mrs. M. G., wid. J. A. KIRKLAND ROAD (See Garbelly). from Vancouver to LABOUCHERE, Cook. 2 Procter, Rich., musician. 5 Gannon, Mrs. A. N. 6 Ritchie, James, machinist. 8 Banner, Samuel, gardener. | 9 Gardiner, G. F. 16 Stevens, David. 20 Berryman, Charles. Burns, Gavin H., mgr. Bk. B.N.A. LAM.PTON, from Esquimalt road. Monteith, Wm. Mathews, G. F. Brydan, John. Leigh, Leonard. Good, Mrs. Mead, Robert. w 1 II 816 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Lampton. VICTORIA CITY. Lansdowne road. Bugslag, Peter, bridge carpenter. Bland, Joseph. Jeffery, Robt. M. Pooley, C. E. Kelly, David, R. M. Artillery. Skinner, Geo., milkman. LANGFORD (Victoria West), from Russell to Indian Reserve. Knox, Rev. J. D. P. Ward, R. W., traveller. Mitchell, Chas., plasterer. Sitterington, S., paperhanger. Matheson, Andrew. LANGLEY, from Courtney to Yates. East Side. Broughton intersects. 2 Anderson, W. J., contractor. Thompson, J. H., grocer. Fort intersects. 21 Helmcken, Jas. Douglas, physician. 29 B. C. Furniture Co., warehouse. Bastion intersects. 39y Dumbleton & Anderson, barris- tors 41 Kelley," C. J. & Co., wholesale clothing, etc., commission. 43 Angel Hotel, Fred Carne. 47 New York Life Ins. Co., Robt. E. Brett, mgr. 47 Duck, William, barrister. 47 Meyer, J. T. L., real estate. 49 Sehujtz, Samuel D., barrister. 51 Mills, S. Perry. Yates intersects. Ames Holden Co., of Montreal,Ltd. Fort intersects. 28 Davie, John C, physician. • 30 Eberts & Taylor, barristers. 32 Cassidy & Davey, barristers. Bastion intersects. Law Courts— Supreme Court— McColl, Angus John, Chief Justice. Puisne Judges— Walkem. George Anthony. Drake, Montague W. Tyrwhitt. Irving, Paulus Aemilus. Martin, Archer. Drake, Brian, Halsey, Tyrwhitt, dit- trict registrar. Combe, flarvey, deputy register and clerk of the peace. Keast, Arthur, deputy registrar. I MacBrady, Daniel, bookkeeper.. Mackay, Miss Gertrude H. H., stenographer. Gilbert, John, official stenographer. County Court— Combe, Harvey, registrar. Keasrfc, Arthur, deputy registrar. Cillector of Voters, Victoria, City and Esquimalt districts—Harvey Combe. Law Society of B.C.— Peter S. Lampman, sec'y and librarian. Bland, James Wm., Usher, Supt.lM Bayntun, Edward, asst. Janitor. Land Registrary Office— Wootton, Stephen Yardley, registrar- general of titles and joint stock com!] panies. Fort, Edward Monkhonse, chief clU Lang, Frederick Henry, clerk. Simon, George, clerk. Aikman, George William, clerk, Byrn, James Stanhope, clerk. Austin, John Henry, stenographer. Wilson, William, S., bookkeeper. Sheriff's Office- McMillan, James Eliphalet, sheriffiM Siddall, flinkson, deputy sheriff. Provincial Police— Hussey, Frederick S., superintendent Langley, John M., sargeant. Atkins, Wm. R., constable. Murray, Frank, constable. Chancey Lane ends. 46 Fullagar, L. H., barrister. 48 Sargison, Geo. A., accountant 52 Macrae, Farquhar, barrister. 56 Bank Exchange resturant LANGLEY ALLEY, from Chancery ane to Yates. Croft, Robt. & Co., commission. LANSDOWNE ROAD, from Cedar Hill to Mount Tolmie. Nelson, Peter, ship carpenter. Fisher, W. B., storekeeper. Nicholas, Wm., carpenter. Tingley, James A. J Lansdowne road ■ Hooper, Mary, wid. David. Oakland ave. intersects. Coles, Mxss Elizabeth. Grierson,- Samuel A., painter. Kent, Wm. John. Sorge, Herman, baker. Bessforc, Fred, lather. Kerr. John R., traveller. Tippins, Wm. H., painter. Manton. James. Powers, Geo. Ohlson, Andrew, nurseryman. LEIGHTON ROAD, from Cadboro Bay road to Foul Bay road. Harris, Geo. A., painter. Baxter. Chas. S., gen. pass'gr. agt. C.P.N. Co. Richmond road intersects. LEWIS, from 304 Dallas road north. Kains, Tom, surveyor. Hall, John A., chemical mfg. Spain, Mrs. Mitchell, J. B., carpenter. Hildridge, Fred Graham. Ground, Mrs. Sarah, wid. LIME street, .Victoria West Farrall, Henry S., brewery. Farrall, Wm., soda water mfgrs. Dodds, Richard, cigarmaker. Cook, Geo. J., store. LOVER'S LANE, Ross Bay. Hobbis, H. H. Bolden, J. W., carpenter. Ottaway, Thos. Cremer, Francis. Vick, James E. LUXTON, from Boyd to Lewis. Noble, James, fisherman. Maclean, Charles, M.D. McPherson, Donald, sailor. Jacks, Wm. 54 Sprinkling, Wm. LYAL, from Esquimalt road. Bridle, Geo., tailor. Williams, Edward, carpenter. Pott, Mrs., wid. Fraser, Wm., carpenter. LYDIA, from North Pembroke. Dauphin, Max, patternmaker. McCASKELL, off Pine (Victoria W.) MAPLE, off Mt. Tolmie West. Maine, Thos., carpenter. Keirstead, Edw. Fulton, cook. Blythe, A., jeweller. Maine, Donald, shipcarpenter. MAPLE, off Cadboro' Bay road. Mason, Robt., teamster. MARIA, across Chatham, bet. Quadra and Blanchard. 123 Bailey, Geo., canvasser. Chatham fetersects. Cornenski, Wm., tailor. MARION (See Maria). MARKET STREET, from Douglas to First street. 1 Lawless, Michael, carpenter. Ives, Harry, warehouseman. 2 Steele, Thos., watchman. 12 Halliott, Mrs. A., wid. 16 Murton, Edward, builder. il' \mu 818 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Market. VICTORIA CITY. Menzies. j 18 Mills, Wm., Elec. Ry. 20 Palmer, Thos., carpenter. 27 Goley, Edward, Albion I. W. 28 Bull, Wm., brickmaker. 29 Mackay, Wm., nightwachman. Parnell, George. MARY (Victoria West), from Waterfront to Victoria Arm. Cressford, Robt, carpenter. Frederick intersects. Henry intersects. Murton, W., bridge carpenter. Pelling, Charles Edwin, carpenter- Porter, A. M. Lime intersects. Lee, J. L.,point Ellise sawmill. Brackman, H. Cave, Herbert James, bookkeeper. Allan, John, engineer. Crocker, Geo., carpenter. Harris, Samuel. Smith, Philip, bookbinder. Stratford, J. O, carpenter, i MASCOTT AVE., off 49 South road (Spring Ridge). |i South road intersects. 2 Keappock, Michael, teacher. MASON, from Quadra to Vancouver. 10 Elliott, Thos., contractor. 14 Shaw, Andrew. 22 Davey, Miss G. L. 26 Wagg, John, painter. 28 Essenwine, Mrs., wid. • 30 Millington, E. W., teamster. 32 O'Brien, flenry, clerk. 34 Findley, Alfred H., salesman. 36 Fox, Mrs. M., wid. 40 St. Aloysius- Boys' Prodeztor.it \ Sister Mary, Perpetuel Matron. MEARS, from Quadra to Cook. "2 Lavry, Jean, painter. 14 Atwood, Mrs. M., wid. 26 Padgham, Wm. Henry. 29 Brock, Fred G., clerk. 3.0 Summers, Francis, painter. 31 Kelly, George, miner. 33 Avons, William. 34 Smith, J. S., emp. P.O. Vancouver' intersects. 52 Dodds, William, florist. 55 Beauchamp, Mrs. C. M. 57 Caselton, Frederick. 63 Davis, Andrew, carpenter. 69 Brown, Charles R, emp. C.P.N. 1 71 McConnell, James. 74 Jenner, Charles, waiter. 76 Thistleton, Mrs. E., wid. Cook intersects. 95 Humphreys, Mrs. C, w.'d. MENZIES, from James Bay to Strait.: of Fuca. Belleville intersects. Quebec begins. Langley, Mrs., vidow. Kingston begins. Drill Hall. §& __ Andrew, Mulcahy, caretaker. 22 Ireland, Charles, foreman military drill hall. 24 Clarke, Robert, asst. caretaker. I Drill Hall. 25 Muirset, Charles. 26 Mulcahy, Andrew, Drill Hall.- 41 Houghton, James. 45 Fraser, Mrs. E. N. 52 Clark, Mary. caretaker, wid., dr^ssmkMJ Superior intersects. 54 Stevens, W. A., bookkeeper. 63 Trounce, Thos., architect 65 Bownes, Mrs., wid. 67 Murray, Agnes, Mrs. 69 Gardiner, Miss A. F., teacher. 71 Lang, Mrs. E., wid., Andrew. 73 Schroeder Bros., grocers. Michigan intersects. Irving, Capt. John. 76 Laing, John A., carpenter. 78 Northcott, W. W. 82 Anderson, J. A., Govt offices. 90 Durant, Mrs. E. M. 94 Flewin, W. H, saloonkeeper. 97 Cowper, Jesse. 98 Ross, Alexander. Toronto ends. Simcoe intersects. 112 Rudge, Herbert A., stonecutter. 1.12 Jones, Mrs. Cecilia, wid, 114 Gillespie, Mrs., widow. 115 Rome, Mrs. A. 116 Loveridge, Merwin W., C.E. 117 Greig, Wm., secretary R.P.R. & Co, Ltd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 819 Menzies. VICTORIA CITY. Montreal. 119 Briggs, A. P. 125 Wolfenden, Col. Richard. 127 Jones, G. H. 133 Fox, Wm. 135 Martin, Frank. Niagara intersects. 136 Stoddart, Samuel A., watchmaker, 137 Murray, Geo., capt. 138 Spragge, D. 140 Green, Geo. E., acct. 142 Chapman, Howard, traveller. 144 Elworthy, F. 148 Stinson, F. L. 149 Leeming, E. J., acct. 150 Brodrick, Wm. Rithet ends. 152 Cooley, H., contractor. 154 Jacob, E. A. 157 Fowler, Janes, wid. Frederick. 156 Moore, Rev. T. 157 Flett, James. 159 Smith, Capt.- Henry. 161 Powell, Geo., hardware. 162 Wheeler, Wm. Henry. 169 Piercy, J. 175 Joule, A. J., customs. Dalas road intersects. MICHIGAN, from Beacon HU1 Parte St. Lawrence. 9 James Bay South Park School. Miss Agnes Deans Cameron, Principal. 5 Smith, Abraham E. 6 Munro, Alexander, 17 Dumbleton, H. M. 18 Shaw, G. C. 22 Henderson, James, publisher. 28 Allice, Thos., traveller. Young begins. 30 Cruickshanks, Geo., Govt, office. 34 Cameron, Mrs. Jesse, wid. ' Birdcage Walk ends. 38 McConnell, Wilson, milkman. 47 Richdale, Wm., caretaker. 48 Jack, Alex., retired. 49 Perry, Wm. H. Princess begins. . 51 Small, F. A. 52 Lissett, James, painter. 53 Powell, Mrs. B. M., wid. Sidney. 55 Wilson, Sidney, clerk. 56 Brown, Thos., soda water mfg. 70 Patterson, Donald M., bookkeeper, Perry begins. 80 Armstrong, Frank, customs. 82 Robinson, Edward, jeweller. 90 Blair, Wm., artist. James Bay Methodist Church. Rev. R. Hughes, pastor. Menzies intersects. 110 Lugrin, C. H., editor Colonist 113 Donald, Mrs. Ann, wid. E. 120 Emery, John, cigarmaker. 121 Casey, Joseph, driver. 124 Young, Henry, White House. 125 McCulloch, Wm., master mariner, •127 Martin, Robert, blacksmith. 129, Boorman, W. S., clerk. 130 Davie, Mrs. E. B., widow. 135 Sutton, Mrs. S., wid. 138 Wark, John McAdoo, retired. 139 Trurian, Mrs. H. O., wid. Edward. 143 Travis, —. 146 Dassonville, J., jeweller. 152 Stephen, David, engineer. 154 Warden, J. D. H. Oswego intersects. 158 Rogers, James Hayent, Gt. Nor'n. Montreal intersects. 221 Glide, Andrew, Elec. Ry. 224 Pottinger, James, printer. 226 Turnbull, James, mechanic. 226i/ Reid, W. B. 227 Pottinger, David R. 228 Smith, Alexander, cooper. MILNE, continuation of Vining, from Stanley ave. Bossi, Calvin A., grocer. 9 Simpson, Edward, butcher. 10 Harris, Mrs. O, widow. 11 Harris, Edwin, plasterer. 12 MeKenzie, Alex. 13 Moore, Wm., carpenter. , 14 Charlton, A. C. 15 Whittington, E. W. 16 Vaughan, Edward, carpenter. 19 MeKenzie, John, saddler. Donovan, Thomas. MILTON, from Foul Bay Road. Tait, A. G., dairyman. MONTREAL, from Bellevile to Dalas road. BC. Furniture Co., J. Sehl> mgr. 5 Watson, Alexander. 11 Christenson, Capt. Janes, pilot. 13 Robinson, J. J., shipwright. _ 15 Kennedy, David, marine engineer. 16 Baker, Crowe, Edgar. ii fl inH 820 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Montreal. VICTORIA CITY. NiagaiSSI Cross begins. kfea: 23 Butler, Capt E. 25 Thompson, John, pilot 27 Warren, J. D., agent. Quebec ends. 39 Ross, H. G., ins. agent. 45 Billinghurst, Ernest E. 42 Bebbeck, James K., engineer. Kingston intersects. 57 Burrows, G. J. Superior intersects. 67 Jesse, Mrs. M., wid. Michigan intersects. j Simcoe intersects. Dobinson begins. 153 Lakin, Francis, lab. Niagara intersects. 159 Perkins, Wm. H. S., insurance. 161 Gregg, John. 163 Eastman, Sam. W., hackdriver. 175 Trayson, Alberts emp Chemical Wks 177 Mathews, E. R., wid., J.P. 181 Ostram, Thos., H., laborer. MONTROSE, from Cook to Hillside. MOSS, from Fort to Dallas road. Huxtable, W. H., sen. Gillespie, Geo., mgr. Bank of B. G. 17 Mclnnes, Hon. Thos. R., Lieutenant Governor. Belcher intersects. 100 Knowles, R. E., milkman. 107 LePage, Theodore A. Williams, Wm., gardener. Fairfield road intersects. J_©8 Dickinson, Andrew, C.P.N. Co. McDonald, Duncan J., expressman. Dickson, John. MOUNT BAKER AVE, Oak Bay. Morton, H., Munn, H. A. Cunningham, R. A. Phipps, S. Bayne, R. R. Mason, Henry G., emp. El. Ry. Berridge, Geo. Harman, Arthur. Mount Baker Hotel, J. A. Virtue, prop. Anderson, Wm., bartender. Price, Richard. Rattenbury, F. M., architect. Haynes, A. E. NELSON, from Esquimalt road. Purdy, Thomas. Jordan, —. Longman, George. NIAGARA, from Beacon Hill Park to St. Lawrence (Dalas Road). Byrn, J. S., clerk Land Registrar Office. Schwengers, Alice, wid. Peter. 2 Hall, Mrs. John. Thomas, F. W., artist. 5 Lewis, A. D., miner. Carr intersects. Turner intersects. 12 Hocking, Mrs. Mary Ann, wid. 14 Stewart, J. P. 16 Allen, W. P., jailer. 18 Marwick, Robt., miller. 24 Bowes, C. H., druggist. 26 Smith, Henry. -3 28 Hickey, Patrick, str. Rithet. 32 Winkel, Fred., caretaker. 34 Baby, Thos. 36 McRoberts, J. E., P. O. Menzies intersects. 51 Hunter, Robert, Rithet. 53 Dougall, Fred, engineer. Croft ends. Boyd Begins. Randall, ends. Goddard, S. M., architect 51 Miller, H. A., steward. 52 Forrest, Fred. San Juan begins. 60 Fairfull, James, milkman. 61 Rowe, Sidney. 62 Barber, Mrs., wid. Oswego intersects. McDonald, Wm., John, senator. Montreal intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 821 Niagara. VICTORIA CITY. North Pembroke. 82 Ross, Alexander, lab. Smith, M. R. & Co., biscuit mfgs. 92 Clark, Walter. 93 Graham. Fred, baker. 97 Oakes, Peter, engineer. 105 Newcombe, Chas., M^D. NORTH CHATHAM, continuation of Chatham (from Chambers). 8 Hollins, Alfred. 10 Agnew, Wm., carpenter. 34 Fleming, John W. Graham, W., painter. 38 Jones, W. A., bricklayer. 45 Brown, John G., bricklayer. 47 Baker, Geo. 50 Emerson, Robt. 54 Taylor, Wm. 59 Willsie, Mrs. M. J., widow. Emmanuel Baptist Church, Rev. P. H. McEwen, pastor. Fernwood road intersects. Sherk, A. R., grocer. 81 Snider, Wm. Henry. 70 Hansen, Peter, scavenger. 74 Jackson. Edward, shoemaker. 84 Dalby, John, contractor. 88 Robertson, W. A., blacksmith. 89 Bartlett, Samuel, plasterer. 90 Westcott, Elesworth, dry goods. 92 Renouf, Joseph, grocer. Stanley intersects. TOO Parfitt, A., carpenter. 102 Parfitt, James, 104 Lyall, Wm. C. 105 Westcott, Russell, dry goods. 106 Mutlow, John, machinist. 109 Christie, D., carpenter. 114 Lory, James. 116 Mathew, T. H., contractor. NORTH PARK, from Quadra to Chambers. South Side. 9 Fee, David. 11 Ownslow, Mrs., wid . 13 Murray, John, stat. eng. 19 Dalby, Wm. 23 Murray, Wm. 25 Mitchell, Mrs. Grace. 33 Hall, L. W., druggist. 39 Gardiner, Capt. 43 Hall, Frederick J., sr. clerk. 45 Meston, John, blacksmith. 57 Wall, J. P., barrister. 59 Owen, William G., emp. on Quadra. 59 Graham, William, printer. 59V2 Leddingham, Wm., blacksmith. 61 Adam, John. 69 Field, Sam, carpenter. 71 Cheeseman,' William N. 73 Carter, Mrs. Lottie, wid. James. Cook intersects. 89 Fletcher, Mrs. T. 91 Longpre, Gasper, tinsmith. 103 McGregor, M., contractor. 105 Stewart, Alexander, stonecutter. 113 Cole, Mrs. Catherine, wid. George. 115 Brown, —. Chambers intersects. 127 Campbell, Dan,, mer. tailor. North Side. 6 Conlin, Thos., constable. 8 Campbell, Capt. Daniel. 12 Stewart, James, bricklayer. 16 Holms, Mrs. James. 18 Harper, Wesley, butcher. 20 Sea, Samuel, gent's furnishings. 28 Woods, Miss E. A. 30 Gwennap, James, gardener. 38 Duck, Wm. 42 Stubbs, Fred. W., prop. Hall Saloon. 44 Brown, H. G., hackman. 54 Monk, E.,"teamster. 56 Levy, Mrs. Joseph. 60 Plows, Fred, bricklayer. 62 Jameson, John, acct. 64 Lennox, James H. j 66 Skinner, —., driver. 70 Hamilton, Mrs., wid. 72 King, James, milkman. Cook intersects. 82 Bridges, Mrs. Geo., music teacher. 84 Raitt, F. F., grocer. 92 King, R. B. 96 Lyall, Geo., contractor. 106 Carlow, H. N., carpenter. 112 Carlow Mrs. Wilmont. Chambers intersects. 118 Bate, Joseph, lab. 126 Williams, Edmund Austin, laborer. 128 Drysdale, Wm., carpenter. NORTH PEMBROKE, from Fernwood road, continuation of South road. 63 Ager, Edward. 66 McKay, janitor P. O. 67 Jackson, John, operator. 69 Morgan, Mrs. A. N., mgr. Sayward ends. 68 Clarke, W. H., lab. 70% Brown, Robt., carpenter. Clarke begins. I fa 822 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA North Pembroke. VICTORIA CITY. Esquimalt Road. n 80 Fullerton, W. F., cerpenter. ll 82 Dicks, Wm. '84 Janes, Benjamin, cook. 86 Brown, Peter, fish market. 83 Pike, Mrs. Mark. 85 Cole, Capt. Fred. 87 Noel, Capt. J. F. Stanley ave. ends. 98 Griffiths, Edward, carpenter. 100 Parsons, Henry, mariner. 101 Alexander, Thos., milkman. 106 Crowther, Geo., engraver. 110 Rendell, H. B., painter. 111 Johnson, Oliver, teamster. 116 Lawrence, John A. 119 Noot, George, contractor. Houghton commences. 122 Holmes, Miss Margaret. NORTH ROAD, from Chambers to Fernwood road. 8 Nathan, Edward O. 10 Tyrell, John. 12 Marseland, Mary, wid. Wm. John. 14 Brydon, T. A., carpenter. Ridge road commences. 17 Clark, Geo., grocer. 20 Olson, Marcus, carpenter. 21 Stroud, Joseph George. 22 Einerson, Irne, plasterer. 25 Weir, James B., carpenter. 27 Haughton, Thomas. 28 Maclennan, Donald. Fernwood road intersects. Sayward ends. 51 Goodman, Christopher, emp. A. !I. Works. OAK, from Tolmie ave. Anderson, Andrew, stoker. Lucas, AJex., Elec. Ry. OAK BAY AVE., from Cadboro Bay road to Oak Bay. Hale, John. Miller, Miss Agusta. Gibson, G. W., carpenter. Lamb, Mortimer H., Mining Record. Tupper, Sir Chas Hibbert, b .rrister. Potts, Geo. A. Stewart, barrister. Peters, Hon. Fred, barrister. Wooley, Clive Phillips. Beaven, Charles. Buren, Frank. Miller, Mrs. Eliza., wid. Regan, Walter, carpenter. Matheson, Robt. Oliver, Thos., plasterer. Townsend, J. J., plasterer. Foul Bay road intersects. Gibson, G. W., carpenter. Stubbs, Frank, shingler. Amphion intersects. Taylor, J. G., letter-carrier. M' Milligan, S. Hope. Watson, Robert, clerk. Hurlton intersects. Symons, Wm., teamster. Colston, Mrs., wid. G. Market, Joseph, plumber. Moxon, Henry, emp. C.P.N. Co. Johnson, H. P., C.P.N. Co. Rich, J. B., Elec. Ry. Cleveland, M. E. Walker, D. G. Richardson intersects. Jubilee ave. intersects. Woolaston, percy. Rockland intersects. Belcher ave. commences. Terry, Wallace S. Nelson, Mrs., widow A. H. Azard, Rev. (R.C.) Gregor, A. G. Terrace commences. McGregor ave. Bowker, J. S. Tait, James. Fuller, W. S. OAKLAND AVE., from Lansdown. road to Oak Bay. Chapman, Richard. Ferrington, Christopher, contractor. Clark, Watson, farmer. Revans, C. C. OLD ESQUIMALT ROAD, from Russell beyond city limits to Admiralty road. MeKenzie, James R., carriage-mkr. McDonald, Edward. March, James, miller. Wood, Wm., dairyman. Okell, Sam. Kirk, Charles Watson. Shaw, Mrs. M. A., widow. Robertson, D. M., teamster. _J GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 823 Ontario. \ ICTORTA CITY. Pandora. ONTARIO, from Montreal to Dallas rd. 24 Campbell, Robert Miller. 32 McLean, D. M., customs. St. Lawrence intersects. 45 Irving, G. M., saloon. ORCHARD, from Government to Oak Bay ave. Lemon, Gonnason & Co., sash and door factory. Neill, Archibald, Albion I. W. ORIENATL ALLEY, from Johnson to Yates. 9 Ramous, Harry, tailor. 11 Lewis, Aarm, tinsmith. 13 Ramous, Samuel, tailor. OSCAR, from Moss to Cook. 9 Carter, Edward, policeman. 11 McNeill, Mrs. 15 Sherburn, John. 13 MeKenzie, Mrs. Donald, wid. 17 Hodge, Wm. OSWEGO, from Belleville to Dallas rd. Quebec intersects. Kingston intersects. Superior intersects. Michigan intersects. 54 Sargison, J. J. Simcoe intersects. St. James ends. 94 McMunn, Charles, photographer. 100 Walker, Geo. T., artist. Coburg ends. 114 Johnston, Euphemia, wid. John. 120 Erskin, Wm. Niagara intersects. 124 Grundison, John, "Lome." 129 y2 Legge, Edward, emp. Chemical Works. 130 Nelson, Thomas, candy maker. 144 Noble, Walter, carpenter. PAKINGTON, Cook. from Vancouver to 1 Ackerman, Joseph W., "Quadra." 6 Haynes, Wm., musician. 7 O'Rorke, Lake, lab. 16 Gardiner, George, bookkeeper. 18 Earsman, John, com. agent. 23 Futcher, Thos. S. 25 Whitwell, Thos. PANDORA, from Government to Chambers. South Side. 1 Pearcy, J. R, shirt factory. 3 Raymond & Sons, 13 Christian Catholic Church. Rev. Eugene Brooks, pastor. Broad intersects. 23-25 Chinese. 29 Goodacre's stables. Douglas intersects. 85 Dickinson, Lional, grocer. 37 Liverpool, Bakery. 39 Walker, E. G., 41 Maynard, R., photographer. •4314 Son Lee, laundry. 45 Marked, J. tinsmith. 47 First Congregational church. R.ev. Fred Payne, pastor. 47 Ching, Long, laundry. 57 Walker, Geo., shipcarpenter. , 59 Kline, John, steward "Danube."' 59^ Friends Meeting Hall. 61 Labonne, Joseph. o\y2 Lequit, Mrs. Eliz., wid. Wm. 63 Matthews, Joseph H., carpenter. 65 Lewis, L. 67 Hart, Alex. L., musician. 69 Levi, Josh., cigarmaker. 71 Osborne saloon. Blanchard ends. . 77 Marks, Bernard A. 87 Voss, J. C. fp 89 Smith, W carpenter. 93 Leiser, Simon. 97,Dusawitz, Isaac, laborer. 103 Stevenson, Gordon, retired. 105 Herbert, Robt., cutter. 107 Iredale, Wilson. 109 Woodill, Mrs., wid. Ill Crowther, John, sign painter. Quadra intersects. Metropolitan - Methodist Church, Rev. J. C. Speer, pastor. 121 Saragison, Albert G., Colonist. 135 Graham, Wm. P. O. 139 Earl, Wm., baker. 141 Tite, G. 143 Fisher, Mrs. Mary, wid. 151 McNeill, J. R. il HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Pandora. Vancouver begins. 169 Fisher, Ira J. J. 173 Gutmann, Moritz, merchant. 175 Greer, James H.> 177 Smith, Henry D., driver. 177 Mitchell, R., bookkeeper. Cook intersects. . 181 Hawton, John. 189 Dean, James. 191 Savage, Henry, A.I.W. 193 Wilson, Mrs. Thos., wid. 195 Hepworth, James, tailor. 205 Switzer, J. W., saloon keeper. Chambers intersects. Pandora South begins. North Side. 14 Hay, J. G., blacksmith. Broad intersects. B.C. Pottery Co., A. T. Monteith, mgr. Police Court, .H. G. Hall, Chief Magistrate. Douglas intersects. 40 Dwyer, Joseph, retired. 42 Glover, Mrs. Annie, wid. Sanford. 50 McTiernan, Michael. 52 Heller, Mrs. Geo. C. 54 Geddes, John, livery. 56 Hilliger, Fred. Blanchard intersects. Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Campbell, pastor. 74 Goodacre, Lawrence, butcher. 78 Crawford, Mrs., A., wid. 80 Lang, F. H., clerk Land reg. 84 Hart, David. 86 Moody, T. G., sr. Amelia begins. 88 Addison, Mrs. Jennie. 90 Smith, Mrs. Albena, wid. Wesley. 94 Berryman, John, saloon. 96 Mansell, Henry, boots and shoes. 98 Porter, Mrs. Minnie H. 100 Durham, Thos. 102 Bailey, Mrs. Wm. Quadra intersects 104 Bossi, Miss A. P. 112 Fredette, Edmund, lab. 116 Hibben, J. P., bookstore. 124 Jackson, Geo. P., tailor. 128 Denny, Wm., retired. 132 O'Brien, Harry, clerk. Vancouver intersects. 138 Roman Catholic School. 140 Roscoe, Mrs. R. A., wid. 142 Dawley, F. J., saloon. 154 Brewster, Harlam, purser. 156 Vigelius, Anton. 158 North, Mrs. Jane, wid. George. 162 Vigelius, Louis, barber. 164 Deardin, Alfred, janitor. 166 Victoria College of Music. 168 Lindlay, Wm., taxidermist. 172 Arden, Miss Mary. Cook intersects. 190 Fell, J. F., grocer. 200 McGregor. Wm. 198 Horne, Thomas, bookkeeper. 204 Baker, W. P., photographer. Chambers begins. Pandora North begins. PANDORA NORTH, from Chambers east, continuation of north side of Pandora. 210 Burgess, W. L., carpenter. 214 Maynard, James, boots and shoes. 216 Fawcett, F. W., druggist. 220 Saunders, H., grocer. 227 McDonald, H. H., contractor. 227 Graves, H. W., emp. Customs. 229 Wright, Alfred J. Fernwood road intersects. 186 McLaughlin, Joseph Stanley ave. intersects. 388 Ewart, A. C, architect 390 Welsh, Herbert, traveller. PANDORA SOUTH, from Chamber* east, continuation of south side of Pandora. Florence, George, baker. 5 Sims, Walter, Waterworks. Zarelli, Joseph, laborer. 62 Lewtas, John P., carpenter. Patrick, John, laborer. 64 Campbell, Wm., lab. Fernwood road intersects. 187 Green, Elmer, supt. Giant Powder Co. 191 Siddall, J. H., Deputy Sheriff. ii Pandora South. 193 Rollins, F. H. Harrison commences. 197 Eayel, Edward A., emp. El. Ry. 199 Waites, Geo. F., locksmith. Stanley ave. intersects. PARK ROAD, from Humboldt to Beacon Hill Park. 9 Invertavish, Nursery. Henderson, Anton. Taylor, W. J., barrister. PEMBERTON, from Cadboro Bay rd. to Belcher. Langley, Mrs. Walter. Ward, W. A. Robertson, Arthur, com. merchant. Askew, Mrs. I. J., widow. Gosnell, R. E., journalist. Flumerfelt, A. C. Keefer, G. A., civil engineer. Gamble, F. C. Prior, Col. E. G. Barnard, Harry, barrister. PEMBROKE, from Store to Chatham. 2 Adams, W. F., collector Gas Co. Gas Works. B. C. Elec. Ry. car sheds. Marine Iron Works. Thos. Shaw. Government intersects. Albion Iron Stove Works. 44 Medwedrick, Mrs. J., widow. 46 Cabins. 48 Davis, Mrs. Eli, wid. 50 Susen, Mrs. B., wid. 52 Hart, James, fireman. 54 Cabins. Pioneer Coffee and Spice mills. 56 McClair, N. 56 Delmadge, F. V. 60 Thompson, Wm., lab. Douglas intersects. 65 Baker, James, brickmaker. 67 Long, L. 68 Miller, George. 68 Bales, C. G. 70 Marsh, Henry. 71 Baker, Geo., teamster. 72 McGuire, Benj. 73 Devlin, J. K. 75 Derheimer & Aulzer, perfumes. 79 Walsh, Isaac, drayman. 80 Dickson, P. O. 84 Mittalastale, Gus. 85 Peterson, Mrs. E., wid. 2 Belford, John. 4 Ward, Charles, laborer. 75 Derheimer & Aulzer, perfumes. 2% Cullin, Thos, 8 Wood, Harry, miner. 10 Parker, John, butcher. 14 Smith, Fred, painter. 15 Jordison, John. 17 Brooks, Samuel, laborer. 21 Brown, H. G., painter. 25 Steele, Peter, jr., saloon. PHOENIX PLACE, from Toronto tc Avelon Road. Toronto intersects. 1 Kingham, Joshua, accountant. 2 Fraser, Mrs. S. R. 4 Fullerton, John, boots and shoes. 7 Black, Capt. Colin N. 11 Solley, Leonard. 13 Campbell, G. W., grocer. PINE, off Mt. Tolmie ave. Sewell, Benj. Brown, —. PINE, from Dominion Road to Craigflower road. Todd, John Stewart. Harper, Fred. Painter, James, coal and wood. Harper, John, bridge-carpenter. n 826 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Pine. \1CT0RIA CITY. Quad .a. Miner, Alfred. Lofts, Arthur W., machinist. Harrap, Mrs. O, wid. Anderson, Robt. A. Ruttan, S., carpenter. Andrews, Edward. Austin, flarry. Dresser, Alfred W., draughtsman, PIONEER, from Blanchard ave. to Quadra. 5 Anernach, Eberhard, jeweller. 7 Hilton, Joseph, emp. Weiller's. 8 Flett, James, carpenter. 9 Ballentine, J. B., agent 9% Hick Wm., butcher. 11 Daly, James Arthur, lineman. 12 Gribble, Henry. 13 Kipling, Thos., engineer. 15 Hocking, Simeon, miner. 16 Scott, Mrs. J. H., wid. 17 Murrant, Mrs. Susan, wid. John. 19 Brackenridge, David, machinist. 20 Kerg, Mrs. Nicholas, wid. 22 Pierre, Thos. W., dyer. 25 Soon Lee, laundry. 26 Ward, Wm., baker. 28 Buckett, Harry, emp. A. I. Works. 29 Lewis, Edward Arman, painter. 30 Johnson, —., driver. 32 McDougall, Daniel, fireman. 34 Townsley, James, 36 MacLaughlin, Thos. S., purser. "Charmer." 38 Brown, Michael C. PLEASANT, from Work. Stirling, j Francis. John interescts. 2 Drake, Judge, M. T. 4 O'Reilly, Hon. Peter. Henry begins. POWDERLY AVE., from Bean to Dominion road. Clark, John, laborer. Deloume, G. B., music teacher. Strickland, Geo., carpenter. Keating, W. H.. stenographer. Emery, Arthur S., carpenter. Gold, Wm., painter. Gold, Thos., cigarmaker. Dunnett, Malcolm, shipcarpenter. PRINCESS, from Michigan to Toronto. 1 Rendolph, Joseph, printer. 3 Booz, Thos., compositor. 5 Cullin, Mrs. Mary, wid. Wm. 9 Sinclair, Wm., emp. H.B.C. 22 Salt, John. PRINCESS AVE., from GovernmeH. to Chambers. 9 Godfrey, Wm., boilermaker. 10 Morrison, Robt. B. 12 Ground, Victor, motorman. 14 Shute, Edward. 16 Godson, Ernest, clerk P.O. 18 Strachan, Mrs. Lizzie, wid. Alex. 20 Cole, H. T., hotel. 21 Keithley, Geo., engineer. 22 Ledingham, Robt., blacksmith. 29 Anderson, Wm., stonecutter. 31 Morley, P. 0. 33 Ritchie, John, engineer. Douglas intersects. 38 Bennetts, Mrs. John. 40 Dearberg, Thos. J. 39 Allen, Wm., 41 Styger, Louis, brewery. 43 Worth, Frank, teamster. 44 Phetherick, Mrs. 45 Alexander, Wm. 47 Alexander, Charles. 48 Newbigging, James. 49 Wall, John. 51 Harris, Wm. J., warehouseman. 52 Patterson, Andrew.' 54 Carmichael, John. 55 Swanson, Miss, Lena. 56 Anderson, Thorkel. 62 Scott, Wm., saloon. 68 Cashmore, Thos., book exchange. 70 Farr, Mrs. Agnes, wid. George. 72 Kinsman, J. E., bookkeeper. 74 Clement, John, teamster. 76 Fugfell, Mrs. Jane L., wid. Rich. 78 Bloomfield, Mrs. Eliz., wid. C. P. Blanchard ave. intersects. PUTNAM, from Cook to Chambers. . 5 White, Wm., saloon. 9 Ure, Charles, shoemaker. 13 Barry, Thos. 15 Shields, Mrs. James. 17 Coles, John ThoSf 43 Putnam, —. QUADRA, from Burdette ave. to Bay street Rae ends. Kane ends. 24 Dudgeon, Robert, traveller. 26 Wilkins, Mrs. E. de C. Mears commences. 31 Fothergaill, David. 32 Neil, Wm., chimney-sweep. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 827 Quadra. VICTORIA CITY. Quebec. Fort intersects. 39 Williams, Capt. John O. 40 Whitley, Stephen. 41 McDonald, P., lab. 42 Gee Chung, laundry. 43 Sandarcock, John, shoemaker. 44 Chinese. 45 Morris, Bella, wid. Joseph. View intersects. 49 Jackson, L. A., wid. J. M., grocer. 51 Rahy, Abraham, merchant. 53 Martin, Geo. 52 Thomas, Charles, tailor. 54 Wenger, Chris., jeweller. 55 Hartray, Mrs. 56 Le Vatte, Fred W. 57 Brockhurst Arthur, clerk. 58 McKitrick, Wm., carriagemaker. 59 Layer, Fred, butcher. Mears commences. Yates intersects. 61 Wilkerson, Geo., florist. 61 Le Lievre, Chas., saloon. 62 Harriett, Jannette, wid. M. 64 Forrest, —. 68 Foster, Livington, tinsmith. 71 Lee, Joseph, conductor El. Ry. Kinarny, D. J., grocer. Johnson intersects. 74 Williams, John, expressman. Ill Crawther, John, sign-writer. Pandora intersects. 97 Sehl, H. J., clerk. 99 Moss, J., florist. Farquhar begins. 98 Wilkinson, Harry J., carpenter. 100 Johnson, J. A. Mason begins. 103 Lubbe, Theodore. 105 Jennings, Thos. 107 Speer, Rev. J. C. 109 Dowler, W. J„ City Clerk. Frederick begins. Fisguard ends. 113 Partridge, T. J. 124 Ward, John, grocer. Fee, David F. Pioneer ends. North Par begins. 125 Marks, Wallace,' storekeeper. 128 Conlin, Mrs. Michael. 129 Aaronson, Andrew, i 130 Ledingham, Geo. IB £ow-.e> Mrs- W. H., wid. 132 Boyd, James. 132% Lawrenson, Alice. 132J4 Munroe, John, constable. 133 Fraser, J. R„ butcher. 135 Penketh, R., boilermaker. Chatham intersects. 136 Cox, Capt. Wm. 141 Merryfield, W. J. 143 Coles, Rich., laborer. Green begins. 149 Billingsley, Harry, watchman. 151 Jones, Wm. Henry, bookkeeper. 155 Murray, Wm., blacksmith. Pembroke intersects. Princess intersects. | Queen's ave. intersects. Bay st. intersects. QUEBEC, from Menaies to Montreal. 1 Burney, James, trackman. 3 Barron, flenry N. 4 Wilkerson, James. 5 Humphrey, Robert. 8 Blume, August. 10 McGregor, George, marine eng. 14 Cuppage. G. V. 20 Baillie, Miss. 21 Wilson, Wm., plumber. 22 Carey, Chrisptopher, clerk. 25 Mackay, Donald, C. P. N. 26 Donaldson, James, carpenter. 28 Kinsey, Mrs. Joanna, wid., David. 32 Sullivan, Daniel. Inland Revenue. 38 O'Sullivan, D., inland rev. S3 Gawley, Geo. 35 McNiffe, Wm. 37 O'Brien, Steve. Oswego intersects. 46 Stocks, Geo., engineer. 50 Bendrodt, Capt. James, pilot. 56 Hamilton, Mrs. E. M., wid. L. B. Saint James' Church (Anglican), Rev. J. H. S. Sweet, rector. St. John intersetcs. 82 Lopatecki, Mrs. Adelaide, wid. Maurice. 84 Lees, Arch., marine eng. 828 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Quebec. VICTORIA CITY. Richmond! 86 Borthwick, Rolph. 90 Gibbons, C. H., Colonist. 72 York, Joseph. 95 Nuttall, Thos. C. 96 McKeil, Robt E., carpenter. 98 Watson. George, plumber. Montreal intersects. • QUEEN'S AVE., from Government to Chambers. 3 Morrison, James, sawyer. 5 Mallett, James, moulder. Douglas intersects. 9 McCandless, A. G., clothier. 9y> McCandless, Geo., clothier. 11 Campbell, John M. 17 Miline, A. R., customs house. 21 King, Charles R., comm. 35 Cavin, Capt. Geo. 37 Leonard, Geo., tailor. 45 Roach, Geo. Blanchard intersects. Quadra intersects. Cook intersects. RAE, from Dough?.s to Qur.dra. 6 Homan, Fred, laborer. 7 Lee, Helen, wid. Wm. T. 8 Goldsmith, —. 10 Byrnes, Mrs. M., wid. George. 11 Soupal, Simon, furrier. 16 Wall, Gilbert, carpenter. 18 Nelson, Charles, hackman. 19 Barrett, Thos. Franklin, harnessmk. 21 Durick, Mrs. Caroline, wid. Jas. C, 24 Carter, Mrs. E. A. Clayton, Alfred Augustus, jeweller. 29 McNeill, Angus, shipcarpenter. . 31 Ede, Mrs. Mary, wid. John. 32 Y. W. C. A., Mrs. Ida Schroeder, secretary. 35 Roberts, Sarah, wid. Richard. Blanchard intersects. 44 McKay, Jane, wid. Gordon. 46 Godfrey, Geo. fl, Globe. 48 Sweet, Miss, A. A. S., nurse. 52 Anderson, Fannie, wid. Simon. 56 Miller, Thos. McKee, laborer. 60 Howard, Mrs. Eleanor Agnes, boarding house. 64 Doane, Miss Margaret. 66 Hanna, W. J. 70 Wootten, Elisa, wid. Henry. King, Annie S., wid Elliot H. RANDALL, from Simcoe to Niagara. 2 White, Alexander, carpenter. 4 Fairfull, Andrew, contractor. St. James begins. 8 Richmon, John, carpenter. 10 Petticrew, Wm. 12 Bowes, —. 16 Allen, G., Albion Iron Works. Coburg bet IDS. 19 McGraw, James. 20 Thompson, J. G., parJ_-keeper. REBECCA, from Pandora to Alfred. 3 Meiss, Jacob Chas., cigarmaker. ' 5 Russell, Arthur, barber. 7 Stillwell, Marriott. Alfred intersects. RICHARDSON, from city limits. Vancouver to McRae, Farquhar. 7 Newton, Henry. 8 Wallace, Mrs. Kate, wid. 11 Carmichael, Archie, bookkeeper. 18 Patton, P. T. 25 Kirkwood, James. Cook intersects. 124 Bradburn, John M., barrister. 126 Worsfold, J. K. White, Mrs. Robt. 128 Wootten, Edward, barrister. 151 Wootten, Stephen Y., registrar. Moss intersects. RICHMOND AVE., from Oak Bay to Cadboro Bay 'road. Bennett, Mrs. H. P. Gibson, A. F. Veizier, Mrs. Oak Bay ave. intersects. Grimason, Geo. Parbery, Arthur, carpenter. Arbuckel, Mathew, marine engineer. Picken, Mrs. E., widow. Scowcroft, Wm., asst. overseer. Deval, Mrs. James. Howell, R. G., cabinetmaker. Edwards, S. W, customs house. Tubman, Thos., carpenter. Bragg, Sarah, wid. Wm. Layman, S. S. Leighton road intersects. McMillan, John patternmaker. Vye, Alexander, milkman. Holmes, Robt., milkman. Mitchell, Geo. Sere, Frank. Dean, George, milkman. Dean, John. McDonald, Alex. Clark, Wm. S., milkman. Finland, Geo., farmer. Royal Jubilee Hospital. F. Elworthy, secretary. RIDGE ROAD, from North road to South road. 12 Broynolfson, Anar, laborer. 14 Johnson, Mrs. Kelly. RITHET, from South Turner to Menzies. 22 Starr, A. E., asst mgr. C. P. R. Tel 24 Falconer, James H., traveller. 25 Newby, Capt. 26 Baxter, S., engineer. 28 Bownass, Wm. 30 Martin, flenry. 31 McKay, A. B., draughtsman. 84 Fowkes, F. G., law clerk. 35 McLauchlin, James, canner. 37 Bissett, Capt. A. R. 39 Bell, John, contractor. 41 Dodd, V. A. 43 Ballantyne, David T. Munroe, Mrs. A., wid. 47 Jamieson, Robt., Victoria theatre. ROBERT (Victoria West), from Esqu malt to Waterfront. Wendt, John, engineer. Cunningham, Neil, carpenter. McBeth, Mrs. Duncan. ROCK BAY AVE. Gorge road. from Rock Bay to 4 Downs, Mrs., H. G. 12 Perkins, Geo. S., gunsmith. 15 Ken worthy, M. E. 25 Morrison, Fred. Bay intersects. 28 Clyde, Mrs. Fanny, wid. Alexander, 31 Dowdy, David. flM& John intersects. 42 Potts, Thos. Henry intersects. Oak Bay intersects. RODERICK, from Tolmie ave. McLean^ Mrs., wid. Carte, Samuel, sec. foreman. RUPERT, from Humboldt to McClure, 14 Godding, Robt Beechy begins. 15 Burke, P., saloon keeper. 16 Mackintosh, Wm. I. 18 Smith, A. G., Collinson intersects. 21 Mitchell, Thos. R, paint shop. 24 Henderson, Thos. 25 Mcllwaine, Wm. 26 Morrey, Miss, dressmaker. RUSSELL (Victoria West), from 1 Jessie to Bay. Skinner intersects. Peatt, E\, Elec. Ry. Campbell, L. A. Cadboro' Bay road intersects. 830 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Russell. VICTORIA CITY. Seventh. Rounding, Samuel. Gladding, Charles James, gardener. 49 Kennedy, John, engineer. Front ends. Bruce, -alex., shipcarpenter. McDonald, Wm. Edward intersects. Abrams, W. B., teamster. Monk, O. J., barber. Anderson, James, gas works. McDonald, R. Esquimalt road intersects. Esquimalt intersects. Bings, John, baker. Buckman, Capt. S. W. Mable, W. J., carriage maker. Wade, A. E., harnessmaker. Murton, Wm., bridge-carpenter. Russell, R. J. SAANICH ROAD, continuation of Douglas, from Fountain. (See Douglas.) SAN .JUAN AVE., from Dallas road to Niagara. 8 Smith, Robt. E\, retired. 10 Craig, Geo. W., teamster. 12 Prescott, C. A., carpenter. 18 Jeffrey, Wm., carpenter. 20^ Easton, Walter, carpenter. 21 Harty, Harry, shipper. 22 Humphries, William, fisherman. 22^4 Moffat, Thos., eng. "Lome." 24 Peden, A., canner. 25 Daw, Samuel. 27 Snow, John, sealer. 28 Erskine, John, marine fireman. 29 Calder, George, carpenter. 30 Haughton, Edw., operator. SAYWARD AVENUE, from 66 North Pembroke to North road. f 1 Johnston, C. M. 6 Jackman, Sam, harnessmaker. 11 Branston, Miss Lena. 12 Anderson, Thurston. 15 Wilder, John, teamster. 18 Breidfjord, John, laborer. 22 Phillips, John, emp. El. Ry. 26 McCorkell, James. SCHOOL, from 22 Cadboro Bay road to Yates. 1 Garvin, Thos., saloon. View ends. &%& Girls Central School, Miss Williams, principal. High School, Edw. Paul, principal, SCORESBY, from Vancouver to Cook. 6 Heathfield, Mrs. S. L., wid. 7 Cameron, John. 8 Macrae, L., journalist. 10 Patterson, James, merchant. 12 Kirk, Geo. A. 16 Chrow, John, printer. 20 Dupont, Miss G. E. 22 Wilson, J. 23 Williams, A., real estate. SECOND, from Bay street to Hillside ave. 2 Lewis, Edward, truckman. 2y2 McNutt, Loreri, teamster. 4 Keel, Moses, sealer. 6 Atkins, Geo., lab. 10 Oliver, Francis, clerk. 11 Shaw, Rich., boilermaker. 13 Penkeith, Geo., boilermaker. 14 Mcllmoyle, Jas. Thos. 17 Jones, John, trader. 18 Post, J. H., contractor. 20 Pridham, Edward R., cabinetmaker, 21 Jeeves, Geo., contractor. 30 Forbes, Andrew, con. V. & S. Ry, 31 Robertson, A. S., carpenter. 32 Arnold, Samuel, painter. King's road intersects. 41 Nobis, James, retired. 42 Gonason, T. W., tailor. 45 Fulton, Daniel, machinist. 46 Walker, T. W., tailor. 47 Burns, Capt. - 48 Grice, J. R., Elec. Ry. 49 Sheppard, James, butcher. 60 Mesher, Fred, cabinetmaker. 52 Godson, Mrs. C. L., widow. 54 Hacket, Capt. Chas. 60 Mesher, Geo., contractor. 61 Hughes, Capt. Wm. O. 63 Richardson, G. A. 64 Stewart, Johm 66 Fraser, W. G., moulder. 67 Thomas, J. A., contractor. 69 Shakespear, Noah, postmaster. SELKIRK ROAD, from Garbaly road to Victoria Arm. SEVENTH, from Queen's. Verryman, Fred, stonecutter. Verryman, Fred. Burley, Samuel John, lab. Harrap, Robt., Elec. Ry. M Schraeder, Mrs. G. Latham, Mrs. Hackett, Capt Fred. Hall, W. W., carpenter. Gibson, Wm., con. Elec. Ry. Dakers, Mrs. Arthur. Bent, A. R., blacksmith. Hillside ave. intersects. Beck, F., carriagemaker. Flemming, John, plasterer. SHAKESPEARE, from North Pern- broke. Clark, Thos. D., carpenter. Norton, Chas., piano tuner. Crawford, Joseph, lab. Brake, Arthur, carpenter. Payne, Wm., chemical works. SIMCOE, from Beacon Hill to Dallas road 6 Templeman, Hon. Wm., Senator. Carr intersects, 8 Newbury, John C. 13 Martin, H. J., salesman. South Turner begins. 17 Laundy, Herbert Bank of B. C. 19 Mallandaine, Edward, architect. 28 Johnston, Mrs. Dina, wid. 38 Harrison, Eliah, Judge. 39 McConnon, Fanny, wid. Thos. 46 Medana, Paul, printer. 48 Ronald, —., bookkeeper. Menzies intersects. Graham, John. 92 Foster, F. W. Croft begins. 106 Lawson, J. H., R. P. Rithet & Oo. •113 Macabe, T. B., Colonist. 115 Nicolls, John, hardware. 118 Guns, Thos. S., master mariner. 120 Muir, Alexander, bookkeper. Randall begins. 130 Rendell, Robt S. 141 Barnes, James, driver. 142 Davis, Wm., carpenter. 143 Greenhalgh, Samuel, boxmaker. 144 Banks, Mrs. Henry. 146 Heaney, Alex., teamster. Oswego intersects. SNOWDEN, intersects Lane to Ross Bay. Shanks, S., carpenter. SOUTH PARK ROAD, from McClure to Park Road. 1 Moore, George. 5 McKay, Mrs. Mary, wid. Chas. 33 Morley, Alfred J., coffee mills. 36 Longhurst, J. SOUTH ROAD, joins Pembroke and North Pembroke. Fernwood intersects. 13 Anderson, John, bricklayer. 15 Wheeler, Arthur, storekeeper. 17 McGill, Andrew, Donald, carpenter. 41 Coates, John A., prospector. Spring begins. Ridge road ends. 48 Sherwood, Geo., porter. 47 Sayyea, John, carpenter. 52 Luker, W. G. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA South Road. VICTORIA OITY. Store. 53 McCormack, C. 56 Robbins, Mrs. M. R. 58 Yerrill, Wm., Elec. Ry. SOUTH TURNER, from Simcoe to, Dallas road. 4 Mercher, Geo., builder. 6 Richby, J. B. H. 12 Reid, Adam B., clerk. 19 Langley, Gapt. W. 21 Burns, Wm., school inspector. 22 Schnoter, Andrew. 24 Salmon, Henry L., cigars. 26 Ware, Henry, lab. 28 Mitchell, Thos. G., chief engineer. Niagara intersects. 34 Monk, Alfred, machine hand. 42 Pope, Thos. A., C.E. 44 Edwards, Henry C, clerk. 46 Irwin, Dixon, Treasury Dept 51 Ferguson, L. A., insurance. 53 Campbell, A., clerk. Rithet ave. begins. 55 Munroe, A. D., Bank of B. C. 56 Norman, W., florist 57 Goss, J. F., capt. 63 Pearson, Edward, J. P. Dallas road intersects. SPEED AVE., from Tolmie ave. Wrathall, Richard. Townsend, Wm. Byron, teamster. SPRING, from South road to Walnut. 2 Hassard, Wm., foreman. 11 Sivertz, T. H.' 12 McKenny, Horace, carpenter. 15 Carr'on, John, blacksmith. 23 Wall, Edmund J. merchant. . North road intersects. 27 Gardiner, Russell H. SPRINGFIELD AVE., from Esquimalt road to Front and old Esquimalt rd. Plump, Frederick, painter. Whetstone, Abraham. Wilson, Henry, engineer. Raymond, Percy A., of Raymond & Son. Lismore, Mrs. Joseph. Jacobson, Gus, carpenter. Lowry, J. T., painter. j= [ McLaren, James Arthur, mining (arj cr Bargeson, A., machinist. Macdonald, A. C, shipcarpenter. Scarf, Capt. Oscar. Bostock, Mrs. H., wid. McDougall, Edwin. Thompson, Wm., shipcarpenter. STADACONA ave., off Cadboro' Bay road. 8 McMillen, R. H., mfgs.' agt Elford, T., lumber. Dupont, Major. STANLEY ave., from Cadboro' Bay road to North Pembroke. 2 Clarke, Hardress, grocer. 4 Forman, James. 6 Roberts, Capt. 7 Robson, Susan, wid. John. 8 Morris, Alfred J., bookkeeper. 10 Proctor, Wm. F., acct. 12 MacMillan, Alexander. 13 Potts, Stewart. 14 Challoner, Thos. 15 Coles, F. H. 16 Miles, George, barber. 17 Colbert, John, plumber. 19 Monro, Ross, bookkeepr. 21 Winsby, W. P., tax collector. Andrine, Wm. , Armstrong, —., caretaker. North Pandora intersects. Bodwell intersects. Milne intersects. Sigurdson, John. North Chatham intersects. Knox Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. C. Forster, pastor. STORE, from Johnson, to Rock Bay. East Side. 5 Sinclair & Co., produce and com. Ballanger, J., fruits. 11 On Hing Bros., tent mafg., etc. 1.3 Townsend, Henry Dexter, tobacconist 15 Bings, John, Plymouth bakery. 15J4 Chinji, Hayaski, resturant. 17 Lighthouse saloon, Cormorant commences. 19 Wing Chong Co., clothing mfg. 21 Bray, John, tobaccos and confy. 23 Sun Gum Long & Co., merchant tailors. Tim Kee, employment agent. 27 Bo, J. Charlie, tailor. 29 Jim Wo, laundry. GAZETTI ER AND DIRECTORY. 833 Store. vICTORIA OITY. St. Charles. 31 Bray & Bassett, B.C. Jobb Fisguard intersects. Co. 37 Babchureh, John, 2nd-hand dealer. 45 Japanese boarding house. 49 Telegraph Hotel. Herald intersects. 55 Fisher, Ira. John J., blacksmith,etc. 59 Seaman's Association reading-room. Chatham intersects. Albion Iron Works Co., Ltd., stove show rooms. Discovery intersects. Pembroke begins. Victoria Gas Co., Ltd. Thompson, C. W. R., secretary. Bridge. West Side. 4 Queen's Hotel, J. C. Voss, prop. 8 Orr, J. T. ,'stoves and tinware. 10 Melie, Jim & Co. Esquimalt and Nanaimo Ry. depot. Brown, Fred, station agent an# train despatcher. Carroll, Patrick, bridge tender. 24 Logan, Hugh, shipping agent, 24 Puget Sound Tug Boat Co., Captain Wallace Langley, agent. 26 Esquimalt and Nanaimo Ry. Co., offices. Dunsmuir, Alex., president. Dunsmuir, James, vice-president Prior, Henry K., asst-gen. mgr. and traffic mgr. Pinder, W. G., chief engineer. Solley, Leonard H., land commis. sioner. Floyd, G. S., acct. Pilot tug, John W. Butler, master. Joan str., J. Ritchie, master. Czar str., J. Ritchie, master. ' Jeffrey, Robert Milne, cashier. Reynolds, W. K., asst. to traffic manager. Green, Alfred A., auditor. Lindsay, James Albert, asst. to vice- president. Hills, Henry Maurice, solicitor. Wilkins, Lous M., messenger. Dunsmuir, R. & Sons, Wellington Collieries. Muir, Thos. D., accountant, Wellington Collieries. Mcintosh, William David, account. ant Union Colliery. City of Nanaimo str., W. E. Jard- ner .master. Lome st., L. P. Locke, master. Thistle str.., W. A. Bissett, master. British America Paint Co. Andrews, William Thomas, magr. 26 Davidge, F. C, & Co., Ltd., importers, etc. 28 British Columbia Cold Storage and Ice works, Patton & Son, produce and comm. Victoria Bottling Works, V. A. Dodd, mgr. 30 Aaranson, Barnet, junk dealer. 32 Sing Chong, laundry. 36 Cabins, Daniel McLean, mgr. Telegraph st. begins. • 42 Walker, Walter, coal dealer. 42 Robertson, John, blacksmith. Robertson, Fred V., manager. 46 Cabins. Herald intersects. 58 Harbor cottages. Laforcade, Frank, trader, mgr. 60 Townsley, Andrew, engineer. 64 Victoria Flour Mills. 80 Spratt and Macaulay, coal dealers, and commission merchants. Spratt's wharf. Whalen, Nora, Mrs. Thomas. 84 Western Hotel. Rollin, James S. Bodwell, James Jeffrey, mgr. Discovery intersects. 86 Rusta, Andrew, saloon. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co. power house. Sayward, J. A., lumber merchants, Rock Bay bridge. SUMAS, from Garbelly road. Humber, Arthur'A., dentist. SUNNYSIDE ave., from Craigflower road. Stephens, R. F. Craft, Mrs., wid. Adam, Alexander, baggagemaster. ST. CATHRINES, Beacon Hill, from Belleville to Dallas road. (See Katherine.) ST. CHARLES, from 47 Cadboro Bay road to Belcher. Grant, John A., bookkeeper. Langley, Lebnard, J.P. Wilson, Thos. I Gowaid, Henry, librarian. VICTORIA CITY. BRITISH COLUMBIA Superior. ST. JAMES, from Randell to Oswego. 1 Marston, Charles, livery. 2 Rowe, Miss Lylie. 2 Finlayson, Alexina, wid. John. 5 Gordon, Peter, engineer. 6 Butler, Fred, pressman. 8 Stewart, W. E., lab. 9 Jackson, James, Andrew, baker. 10 Dunn, Robt., printer. 11 Stevenson, W. G., baker. 11% Jackson, W. baker. 13 Williams, Mrs. Jane, wid. Chas. 14 Barber, Mrs. 17 Duncan' Alex, cabinetmaker. 20 Roper, Charles, contractor. 25 Johns, Wm., laborer. ST. JOHN, from Belleville to Kingston. I Redfern, C. E. 4 Clark, Robt. A., printer. 8 Finlaison, Chas. S., Customs House broker. ST. LAWRENCE, from Kingston to' Dalla ron d. 3 Hardie, L. H. 22 Hulther, Lewis. Ramsay, George, tanner. Erie begins. Ontario intersects. Simcoe intersects. 49 Thompson, Martin. 51 Donaldson, James, fisherman.' 57 Zellinsky, P. 61 Morrison, M. K., pilot. 63 Cole, —. 65 Nicholles, Wilfrid, freight clerk. 66 Sinclair, Robt. Niagara ends. ST. LOUIS, from Vancouved to Cook. 8 Powell, Hannah, wid. Wm. 9 Silver, John F., contractor. 10 Simpson, —. II Lambert, Mrs., widow. 13 Wheeler, Sarah A. 16 Lumsden, Thos. 21 22 23 25 17 Mute, John, carpenter. 18 McLachlan, D., Indian dept. Stike, Harry, hackdriver. O'Leary, Henry J., bartender. Ridley, Mrs., widow. Piere, John Thos., tailor. 28 Haper, L. 29 Hallam, Arthur, laborer. 33 Davidge, F. C. SUPERIOR, from Beacon Hill Park to St. Lawrence. Williams, Frederick, retired. Mitchell, Albert H. Porter, Robt. J., butcher. Maclure, Samuel, architect. Smith, A., contractor. Harris, Dennis, R., C.E. 2 4 6 8 36 42 Birdcage Walk intersects. 57 Donaldson, Alexander D. 571/2 Prout, Wm., retired. 59 Oliver, Fred, Dom. express. 59% Flemming, H., photographer. ; 61 Clarke, Frank I., "Globe." Anderson, E. H., clothier. Sparrpw, Walter, bookkeeper. Bell, Wm., printer. Johnson, —., retired. Moss, James, sr., nursery. Jameson, R. H. C. N., grocer. Mrs. E. M., wid. Albert Edwin, accountant. G. F. D., customs. Holmes, Alfred, messenger. 90 McDowell, Wm. 63 64 65 67 68 69 80 Cameron, 82 Harding, 83 Hiding, 85 Simpson, 104 Menzies intersects. Flett, Alfred, Deputy Minster of Finance. 110 Jones, Richard. 111 Flett, James, clerk, Treasury Dept Heaney, Joseph. Lindsay, Alex., acct. Ferguson, Alex., purser. Richdale, J. H., clerk H.B.C. Jack, Mrs., wid. Morrison, James, blacksmith. Dow, Hector. Imbert, Charles A. George, Capt., W. E. Rutherford, Mrs. Jannet, wid. Belfry, Arthur R. 112 113 114 115 121 131 133 122 132 134 136 Oswego intersects. 151 Pickon, Charles, repairer. 151% Thorn, G. B., cook. 153 Cameron, John Gordon. 155 Scovel, Wm. 155% McAfer, Andrew, H.B.C. 171 Logan, George. . 175 Brickwell, John, laborer. 177 Young, Harry, white house. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 835 Superior. VICTORIA CITY. Toronto. Montreal intersects. 199 Morrison, Mrs. Margaret B., wid. L. 203 Cusack, Mrs. M. F., wid. W. L. 204 Morrison, Capt. Daniel. SYLVIA, from Boyd to San Juan. Thomson, J. A., steamboat inspec. Jay, George, jr. Brown, Douglas, Capt Trimen, Mrs. L. B., wid. TAUNTON, from Clark. Moore, C. F., notary public. Bevilockway, E. Wallace, Geo. Farrell, Richard, farmer. Erickson, H., lab. 8 Christianson, P., lab. Bates, E. A., rancher. 15 Simonson, Olaf, lab. TELEGRAPH, from Johnson to Harbor, Robertson, John, blacksmith. City Electric Light station. Hutcheson, Matthew, supt Porter's wharf. TENNYSON road, pff Douglas. Moody, O, jeweller. Smithurst, Joshua, expressman. Smithurst, Joseph. Hughes, James H., carpenter. Hancock, J. P. McCrimmon, Duncan. McDonald, J. O, policeman. Heatherington, B., lab. Foots, Capt. Owns, James, plasterer. Williamson, D. Russell, John, bricklayer. TERRACE AVE., off Oak Bay ave. Rhodes, Charles, bookkeeper. McDonald, James, grocer. McGregor, P. C. Butler, A. O. McGregor, Archibald. THIRD STREET, from Bay to Hillside ave. 1 Hewlings, J. Q., supt. gas works. 3 Hewling, F. H.. supt. Gas Works. 8 Williams, A. O, brickyard. 12 Blake, Mrs. A. J., widow. 16 Dennis, James Edward, lab. 16% Merrill, Miss M. 18 Greig, John, laborer. 19 Newbigging, John, porter. 26 Hughes, Capt. H. B. 30 Lewis, Rich., miner. 31 Reilly, J. T., carpenter. 33. Matheson, Otter O, carpenter. King's Roard intersects. 43 Rae, Rich., electrical eng. 45 Sinclair, Ed. 46 McConnell, A., clerk. 47 Hall, W. B., grocer. 48 Dinsdale, Robt., contractor. 49 Baird, D. A., ins. agent. 50 Kelly, D. L., shipwright. 51 'Menson, John Duncan, sr. 53 Grant, James A., tailor. 54 Sellack, James. ] 55 Lindsay, F. H., contractor. 57 O'Leary, Capt. W. TOLMIE ave., from Douglas. Duncan, A. W., stoker. Lester, John, stair-builder. Coverdale, Richard. Jennings, Sam, brick-maker. Curtis, John. Brown, William, gardener. Driver, Charles. Lucas, Wm., milkman. Lucas, Oscar, Colonist. Chislett, Charles, carpenter. Gilchrist, Wm., cabinetmaker. Lee, Wm., laborer. Jennings, John R. Brown, Wm., gardener. TORONTO, from Beacon Hill Park to Menzies. Phoenix ends. 18 Mackie, John R., engraver. 22 McConnell, T. P., clerk. 23 Wagg, Edwip, expressman. 28 Minckler, Charles, carpenter. 32 Collyer, Thos. R. Young ends. 36 German, Lewis, carpenter. 38 Lewis, —., emp. F. R. Stewart. 40 Lawson, Charles. Carr begins. Edmonds, Wm., Colonist. Princess ends. 95 Myers, Geo. Chas., sign painter. 97 Byers, W. D., carpenter. 99 Mimmack, Frank, linotype operator. 101 Lorimer, Wm., prospector. 112 Wood, Wm., gardener. 115 Bland, J. W., janitor. 116 McConnell, Tom. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Victoria Arm. 120 Pottinger, Wm. B., butcher. 121 Marks, Lewis, com. merch. Perry ends. 124 Lawson, J., brewery. 125 Richardson, Fred, traveller. TOPAZ ave., from Douglas to Second, Bone, W. H., stationer. Parsons, E. J. Everton, Geo., import agt. Humber, Luke, contractor. Humber, Maurice, contractor. Davey, Harry, C. P. R. Glanton, R. T., foreman Provincial Gaol. Firct ends. Second intersects. Provincial Gaol, R. F. John, warden Juvenile Reformatory. TROUNCE AVE. from 79 Government to Broad. 1 Grotto saloon, S. O'Brien, prop. 6 Bruce, Joseph, barber. 7 Campbell, Geo. A., mfg. agent. 11 Lee & Fraser, real estate. 14 B. C. Mercantile Agency, J. E. Church, mgr. 15 Cuthbert & Co., mining brokers. 16 White Pass & Yukon Ry., James N. Greer, manager. 18 Beaven, Robert. 19 Van Sicklan, F. W., barber. 22 McCurrach, John, tailor. TURNER, from Work to Victoria ave, 5% Grant Donald, shipcarpenter. John intersects. Henry intersects. VANCOUVER, from Humboldt to St, Louis. 4 Foley, Capt. M. 17 Haynes, Wm., steward. 19 Paulin, George. Labouchere begins. 23 Lindsay, Chas. Arthur. Collinson ends. Franklin begins. 38 Cullam, Mrs. E., widow. 40 Clark, Angus, teacher. ptfl Williams, Miss. 42 Graham, A., J.P. 44 Shires, Squire, fitter. 45 Waring, Thos., painter. 50 West, Julias. Richardson begins. 47 Devereaux, Miss J. 51 Carmichael, Mrs. Susan, wid. Neil. 53 Austin, F. Victor. 56 Burt, S. S., baker. 57 Christie, Wm. C.P.R. Tel. McClure ends. Scoresby begins. Powell, Irsael Wood, M.D. 89 McQuall, L. G., merchant Burdette ends. Bellott begins. 95 McQuade, Mary, wid. E. A. Coutts ends. Belcher begins. 99 Hayward, Chas., contractor. : 103 Wilmot, E. A., C.E. Mears interests. 110 Bym, R. S. Fort intersects. 120 Levy, J. L., cigar mfg. 124 Newton, Sidney, View intersects. 126 Fenton, Mrs. R. A., wid. Wm. 130 Lawson, Peter, cigarmaker. 132 Marshall, Mrs. M. L., wid. 134 Thompson, Mrs. H. A., widow. 135 Tom, Siney, laundry. Yates intersects. 151 Steers, Chas., carpenter. . Johnson intersects. 155 Wynne, Oeo., customs house. 157 Murray, Frank. 159 Joslyn, Chas., purser. Pandora intersects. VICTORIA ARM. E. & N. Ry. intersects. Lime intersects. Esquimalt intersects. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 837 VICTORIA OITY. View. '•<** Frederick intersects. Henry intersects. Edwards intersects. Langton intersects. Craigflower road intersects. VICTORIA CRESCENT, from Burdette ave., foot of Quadra to McClure, Hutcheson, Mrs., wid. J. Brown, John, P. O. Tuck, Mrs. S. P., "Rockabella." 33 Holte, Wm. 41 Herbiirger, A. VIEW, from Broad to school reserve. North Side. Douglas intersects. 22 McCracken, Mrs. M. C, wid. • 28 Goady, N., Adolph, engineer. 40 Albhouse, S. 42 Institute Hall. Blanchard intersects. 64 Davis, E., steward Driard. 66 Hatnell, Albert, emp. Weiler's. 68 McNeill, John, expressman. 70 Phelps, Mrs. Adelaide. 72 Brimacombe, Albert, carpenter. 74 Phillips, J. E., marble cutter. 82 Wille, Harry, clerk New England. 88 Wenger, J. 90 Sexsmith, E. W., teamster. Quadra intersects. 102 Allett, Fred, carpenter. 104 Johnson, Edward, waiter. 106 Apnaut, Mrs. Julian, widow. 108 Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth. 112 Hasking, Mrs. H., wid. 114 Hannan, Mrs., widow. 122 Williams, R. T. 134 Crowley, J. J., clerk. Vancouver intersects. 150 Sabin, Joseph. 156 Lawrence, Geo. R. 168 Hay, Andrew G., stonecutter. 170 Marwick, Robert, teamster. 172 Clark, Joseph, shipcarpenter. Cook intersects. 180 Lovell, J. B., retired. 184 Mulcahy, James Joseph. 196 Douglas, Wm. J., lithographer. 198 Morley, H. S.. clerk. 212 Berridge, Wallace W. 220 McMullen, Donald. 222 Cook, —. 230 Anderson, Walter J. School intersects. South Side. Driard Hotel. Victoria Theatre. Douglas intersects. 23 Ecker, Gabriel, laborer. 25 Police, Louis, boot-black. 27 Hong Long, laundry. 31 Adams, A. F., bartender. 35 Addlston, Aaron, second-hand store. 37 Blanchard, Miss, dressmaker. 41 Dunlevy, P. C. 4SXA Danes, John, barber. 43 Smith, Philip, steward. 45 Rochon, Adolph, lithographer. 45% McMillan, Mrs. Mary, wid. 47^ .Moverson, James, laborer. 49 McDonald, Alex., carpenter. 55 Barrett, Geo., shoemaker. 57 McNeill, James M., cigarmaker. 59 Harken, Michael, cook. 61 Mahoun, Mrs. A. 63 Lambie, Wm. Blanchard intersects. 69 Manson, John Duncan, butcher. 71 Hay, James Gibson, horseshoer. 73 Musson; Edwin, bookkeeper. 75 Anderson, L. N., stonecutter. 77 Stevens, —., wharfinger. 79 Roy, Solomon. 83 Bowman, Frederick. 85 Gowan, Mrs. A., wid. 91 Daverne, Richard, wood-yard. 93 Trainar, Alex. 95 Eddie, Wm., teamster. 97 Wilkinson, Mrs. Richard. 99 Wilcockson, Mrs. W. B., wid. Quadra intersects. 103i4 St. John, Chas. 105 Lippitt, Joseph, lab. 107 Kemp, Alice, wid. Cedric. 109 Bushby, Henry, grocer. Ill Hinley, W. H., carpenter, 113 Taylor, Chris. 115 Heal, Mrs. Maria, wid. David. 117 McClelland, Robt. B. 127 Walkley, Arthur, contractor. 129 Nathan, E. P., clerk. Vancouver intersects. 143 McQuillan, Frank, prospector. 145 O'Brien, Wm., salesman. 147 Turner, P. K. 149 Clayton, Geo. L. 151 Lang, Mrs. Marie, wid. mm HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA VICTORIA CITY. Wharf. 153 Rause, Julius F. 155 Spenck, Wm., bookkeeper. Cook intersects. School intersects. VINING, from end of North Park to Stanley ave. 7 Barlow, James, contractor. 9 Lout, Mrs., wid. 11 Malcolm, Campbell. 13 Crull, Wm. J., emp. A. I. Works. Fernwood road intersects. Scott, Adam, laborer. Weeks, George, farmer. 84 Lusse, John. WADDTNGTON ALLEY, from Johnson to Yates. 3 Gold, Thomas F., cigar mfg. 7 Morley, Christopher, soda water manufacturer. WALKER, from old Esquimalt road to E. & N. Ry. Gillan, Elmer, teamster. Bowden, Wm., fireman E. & N. Walker, Wm., carpenter. Davie, John, fireman, E. & N. WALLACE, from Southgate to Cricket grounds. Deacon, Alfred, miner. Cameron, A., farmer. WALNUT STREET, from Chambers to Fernwood. Heimer, Mrs. Kirsch. Cedar Hill road intersects. 21 Preice, Wm. 22 Garrett, John Philip, carpenter. 26 Elliott, Mrs. Annie, wid. George. 28 Holdcroft, Mrs. M.t wid. 29 Barber, Walter. 30 Reid, J. 34 Scott, Wm., carpenter. 35 Lesneur, Joseph, carpenter. WHARF, from Government, James Bay bridge to foot of Johnson. Broughton begins. ♦McKillican & Anderson, planning I mill. Courtney begins. Fort intersects. 55 Berry & Stewart, Customs brokers. 57 Williams, J. D., truck and dray. 59% Hamilton Powder Co. 61-65 Rithet, R. P. & Co., Ltd., merchants. 81 Fraser, Walter, S. & Co., Ltd., hard- • ware. Bastion begins. 71 Gutmann, Moritz, agent Joseph Ull- mann. 75% Burns, A. H., sailm'aker. 77 Lubbe, Theodore. Esquimalt Water Works Co. 81 Ship Inn saloon. 83 Loewenberg & Co., men's f'ngs.,etc. Imperial German Consulate. Yates begins. North Pacific saloon. 87 Stevenson, Robert, tailor. 95 Morrison, James, blacksmith. 97 Earle, Thomas, warehouse. 99 Occidental hotel. Walter Porter, prop. Johnson begins. West Side. 12 Finlaison, C. S., Customs broker. 12 Cartmel, Daniel, Lloyds shipping surveyor. Victoria Yacht club-house. Victoria Canoe club-house. Indian Dept.. Arthur W. Vowell, agent. 20 Jones, Thomas Compton, boatbuilder Customs house (old). Dominion Metreological Observatory. Marine and Fisheries Dept., Capt. James Gaudin, agent. 62 Hudson's Bay Co., fur dept, Rich. H. Hall, factor 64 Canadian Pacific Navigation Co., Ltd., general offices and wharves. 66 Hudson's Bay Co., James Thorn son, manager. 72 Todd, J. H. & Son, wholesale grocs. 78 Wilson Bros., wholesale grocers. 74 Marvin, E. B. & Co., ship-chadlers. 78 McQuade, P. & Son, ship-chandlers. 80 Wilson Bros., warehouse. 90 Turner, Beeton & Co., wholesale dry goods and liquors. Yates street wharf. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 839 Wharf. VICTORIA OITY. Yates. I 92-94 Earle, Thomas, wholesale grocer. 96 Earle, Thos., warehouse. 98 Findlay, Durham Sc Brodie, insurance. British Columbia Canning Co., Ltd. 98 Wylly, Chas. G., average adjustor. 100 Earsman, Hardie & Co., comm. r 104-6 Bit het, R. P. & Co., Ltd., warehouse. • 108 Victoria Truck and Dray Co., Ltd., Rithet's wharf. WHITTAKER, off Chambers. 1 Ray, Robt., blacksmith. 2 Russell, Geo. S., barber. 3 Sallaway, J. F., teacher, r 5 Whiteside, John, miner. 7 Macfarlane, Mrs. J, H. 9 Murray, John, sr., miner. WHITTIER ave., from Burnside road. Attwood, R. J. W. Waring, Wm. Punnett, R. B. I WILCOX, from Kane to 97 Fort. WILLIAM (Victoria West), from Es- I quimalt road to Springfield ave. Evans, T. J., carpenter. Rumbo, B. . Kingsley, Mrs. John Edward. Crocker, W. J. Hardy, Wm., carpenter. WILLIAM, off Charles, North Pembroke 3 Plimley, Thos. Onions, Albert, bicycle ' dealer. Marsden, Geo., tobacconist. WORK, from Rock Bay to Point Elliee 2 Grant, Capt., Wm. Pleasant begins. Point Elliee Boat-house. Victoria Machinery Dept Co. 31 Clayards, Wm. fl., policeman. Turner intersects. O'Kell & Morris, preserve mfgs. Turner begins, i 40 Levy, H. E., retaurant 42 Spratt, C. J. V., coal and wood. 43 Price, W. H., 45 Hendry, Thos., match factory. 46 Booth, Mrs. Geo., wid. 50 Blake, C. H. F. 51 Foster, R., engineer. 53 Calvin, James, shipcarpenter. 54 Basso, J., moulder. Hall, Mrs. M. J., grocer. Rock Bay Hotel, Robt. Williams, prop. YATES, from 83 Wharf to Cadboro Bay road. North Side. 2 North Pacific saloon. 8 Henderson Bros., whol. druggists. 10 Pitts, Sidney J., wholesale grocer. 12 Albion saloon. Waddington Alley begins. 14 Leiser, S. & Co., wholesale grocers. 22 Leiser, S. & Co., outfitters. 28 Piercy, J. & Co., warehouse. 28% Lenz & Leiser, factory. 30 Baker, R. & Son, flour and feed. 32-34 Hickman Tye Hardware Co.,Ltd. Oriental alley begins. 36 Oriental Hotel, Wm. McKeon & Son 38 Bissinger & Co., hides, etc. 40 Stewart, F. R. & Co., wholesale provisions. 44 Wade & McKeon, harness. 46% Province Cigar Co. 48 Russell, George, barber. 50 Minos, Chas. W., watchmaker. 54 Steitz Restaurant, Geo. Schmith. 56 Palace saloon, H. Siebenbaum. Government intersects. 58 Pritchard House, Harry T. Cole. 60 Jones, John W., photographer. Dalby, W., real estate and insurance. 62 Gregg, A. & Son, merchant tailors. 64 Pennock, W. Henry, jeweller. 64 Roarke, Michael, tobacconist. 66 Vaio & Brooks, friut, produce and game. 68 Russell, Arthur, barber. 70 Stoddard, Samuel, A., watchmaker. 72 Pottinger, David Reid, provisions. 74 Shakespeare, W. B. jeweller. 76 Sprinkling, W. A. & Co., tailors. 76 Eyres. E. J., photographer. 76 Siddall, Hickson & Son, collectors. 76 Moody, F. G., dentist. 78 Holmes, Arthur, clothing, etc. Broad intersects. Manhattan Saloon, 80 Carne, Frank, jr., grocer. 82 McMillan Bros., confectionery. 86 Freel, James, boots and shoes. 88 Sterling House, Mrs. G. Leiser. 90 Wilson Hotel, M. H. McCabe. 96 Ragstad & Oldershaw, jewellers. 96 Duffie, Miss Ethel, millinery. If. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA OITY. Yates. Hall & Co., Central Drug store. Clarence Hotel, Adams & Skinner, props. Williams, Alfred, real estate, etc. Warner, J. H. & Co., plumbers and bicycles. 106% Vernon, Ruby. 108 Chinese laundry. Kerr, Wm. Campbell, 2nd hand gda. Darling, John Charles, confectionery, etc. Matthews, R. J. 114J4 Paisley Steam Dye Works, James Allison. Robarts, J. E., tailor. Hicks, Gideon & Co., pianos. Lovick, F. & Co., printers. Takahaski, K. Japanese contractor. Stevens, George. Proctor, George Henry, grocer. Stewart, Mrs. Rebecca. Chinese. Sam Wo., laundry. Wing Lee, laundry. 144% Wallenstein, L. Fredk., upholst'r. 146 Hughes, Jacob McDonald, grocer. Blanchard intersects. Stewart, Alex, marble works. A. O. U. W. Hall. 150 Brakes, Henry, janitor. 152 Victoria Steam laundry. Mcintosh & McCrimmon. 158 Metropolitan Stables. 162 Dominion Hotel, annex. 164 Sere & Co., feed and produce. 166 Salmon, Kate, wid. Mars. Davis, Raphael. Hart, John J. 168 Knight, Mrs. Kate. 170 Cameron, Colin, stables. 172 Braverman, Isadore. 174 Wilby, Wm. foreman City Quadra intersects. 174J4 Simpson, John B. 176 Mitchell. Robt. S.. ' mechanic 178 Leiser, Mrs., wid. Gus. 180 Kent, Charles, city treasurer. 186 Jessop, John, immigration agent. 188 Lough, Wm., silk dealer. 190 De Vieulle, Mrs. Jane A., wid W. E. wid. W. E. 192 Lamarre, Alex., carpenter. Vancouver intersects. 198 Cochrane, John, druggist. 204 Janion, Mrs. R. W., wid. 206 Christie, G D., clerk. 208 Jamieson, Frederick, mate. 210 Bickerdike, Harry. 214 Harris, Henry. 216 Caldwell, Allen, driver. 218 McColl, Donald. 222 Kelly,. Wm., master ma'riner. 228 Welch, Herbert H., traveller. N Cook intersects. 230 Nesbitt, John Saunders, electrical engineer. 236 Lines, Ed., 250 Johnston, John. 252 Estrico, Mrs. P. A., widow. 254 Nould, Rebecca, wid. John. 262 Carthew, J. A. 264 Hartnell, Mrs. M. A., wid. 266 Key, James, steward Pacific Club. 268 Carter, Geo. ii70 Dooley, John. 280 Chamberlain, L. 284 Came, Fred, jr., grocer. 286 Pither, Luke. 288 Sharp, Miss M. B. Fernwood road intersects. 312 Ker, David. 314 Keast, Arthur, Dept. Supreme Ct. J 316 Potts, Geo. J., M.D. 318 Camsusa, Margaret, wid. Michael. Cadboro Bay road. South Side. 1 Boscowitz. J. & Sons, fur dealers. 3 Strouss M., hides. 5 Munro, Geo. E. & Co., commission. 6 Munro, Geo. E. & Co., commission. 7 Capitol saloon, Thos. Flewin, prop. 11 Lenz & Leiser, wholesale dry goods. Commercial Alley. 13 Pither & Leiser, wholesale liquors. 15 Fox, Mrs. May. 15 Twiford, James, jr., tent factory. 15j4 Heaney, J., truck and dray. Jackson, E„ shoemaker. 17 Clarke & Pearson, stove and tin- , ware. Court Alley. 25 Piercy, J. & Co., wholesale dry goods. 29 Bank Exchange saloon and restaur- i ant. Langley ends. 31 -Moore & Co., druggists. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 841 Yates. VICTORIA CITY. Young. 33 Bank of British North America. G. H. Burns, manager. 35 Higgins, Frank, barrister. Pemberton, Cecil Charles, barrister. 35 York County Loan and Savings Co, A. J. Wright, supt 37 B.C. Electric Railway, Albert T. Gouard, local mgr. Adelphia Saloon, Henry Harris prop. Government intersects. 43% Greenwood, Smith & Randolph, printers and bookbinders. 45 Tolmie & Stewart, liquors. 45% Robinson, James D., bookkeeper. Ralph, William, C. E. Maynard, Mrs., wid. Ruben. 49 Poodle Dog Hotel and restaurant. 51 Barber Bros., rubber stamps. 51% Poodle Dog restaurant. 53 Palace Chambers. Van Sicklin, Mrs. Bessie. 55 Watson & flail, grocers. 57 Andernach, Eberhard, jeweller. 59 Dean & fliscocks, druggists. Broad intersects. 61 Nicholles & Renouf Co., Ltd., hardware. 63 Beaty & Co., provisions. 65 Mason, H., Geo., tobacconist. 69 Dawson Hotel. White, Mrs. M., prop. 71 Vancouver Hotel, G. W. L. Jones. 73 Jones, W., auctioneer. 73% Wilson flotel annex. 75 Hall, Ernest, physician. Hall Lewis, dentist. 75 Knight, Alfred Wallace, stationery. Douglas intersects. 79 McFadden & Mould, butchers. i9V2 Smith, John, fruit. 81% Lang, Wm., contractor. 85 Wilkins, Fred. 85 Horn, Mrs. M. A. 91 Shade, George A., shoemaker. W3 Sears, Joseph, painter and decorat'r. 97 Batershill, Wm., miner. 103 Hall, Frank, physician. 1n„ lart, Edward Charles, physician. 109 R. C. Bishops' Palace. 115 Cooves, Lucy, wid Augustus C. 117 Dominion Hotel, Stephen Jones. Blanchard intersects. 127 Wrigglesworth, Joseph, saloon and - grocery. ??? ]T,risgl£Lworth> Joseph, residence. loc £1Ian> Thomas. ■W5 bommer, Joseph, picture framer. I WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. 70 Cordova East, formerly Oppenheimer Vancouver, B.C. 139 Ball, Henry, barber. 141 B. C. Steam Dye Works. Hearns, McCann & Renfrew. 147 Fasanaro, Mary Ellen, wid. Dom- inico. , Kermode, Wm., mariner. 153 City stables, Colin Cameron, foreman. Quadra intersects. 161 Kelly, John W. 177 De Voe, Mrs. Mary, wid. Fred. 185 Clark, Wm., carpenter. 189 Murray, John. 195 Hagarty, —., laborer. Vancouver intersects. 219 Bennett, James, hack driver. Cook intersects. 239 Blackmore, John E., laborer. 243 Kent, Herbert. 247 Hartman, Sigfried M., dentist. 249 Finn, John M., bandmaster., 251 Marpole, Mrs. Rich. 253 Jones, G. L., hotel. 255 Emery, J. H., druggist. 263 Moss, Henry, grocer. 271 Alexander, Thos., truckman. 273 McMillan, A. F., baker. 277 Borstyn, H., hides. 281 Watson, F. P., grocer. 287 Mackenzie, Wm. G., traveller. 291 Royds, Capt. C. School begins. Fernwood road. 311 McKeown, A., Ames Holden Co.. YOUNG, from Michigan to Toronto. 4 Wylly, 0. G. 14 Austin, Gordon, Bank of B.N.A. 16 Atkins, Wm. Robt., emp. Provincial Police. 22 Roberts, Thos., customs. 3 EOEUSTIDJE}: _k_ %& Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is one of the beautiful cities of the Pacific Coast, and is situated in the southeast part of Vancouver Island, about an irregular indenture from the strait of Juan de Fuca on the south. The city is built on moderately undulating ground, and contains an area of about eight square miles. The nearest mainland is about 20 miles distant south to Port Angeles, Wash. The nearest Canadian mainland is about 65 miles northward-by the main'route of travel. Vancouver is 90 miles, San Francisco 750 miles and Tacoma 127 miles. Vancouver Island extends some 40 miles father south than the 49th parallel, so Victoria faces U. S. territory to the south and east. The Hudson's Bay Company established a trading post at Victoria early in the present century. In 1847 a fort was built. Five years later, the town was platted, and in 1862 it was incorporated. The first vessel arrived from England in 1845. For many years the Hudson Bay Company practically owned the entire Vancouver Island, and whatever industrial operations were engaged in were related in some manner to the Company's interests. This condition of affairs prevailed to a considerable extent till about the year 1858, when the Fraser River gold excitement drew throngs of miners to British Columbia. In a few months ' then Victoria developed into a flourishing city, though but few of the twenty-five or thirty thousand miners who spent, the winter in the vicinity remained as permanent residents. Still its real growth began at that time, and it has had a gradual and healthy increase since. No evidence of growth is more satisfactory than that supplied by the liberal . expenditure of capital on business blocks, handsome private residences and church edifices. The city's mercantile, manufacturing and shipping interests have been developed .by the support which it commanded as the central trading point of. the Province. Victoria has always been the chief trading point of the entire British possessions west of the Rocky Mountains, because it was so accessible by water, which was the great highway for all commerce. Until the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Victoria was the only place of importance in British Columbia, now other places are springing up. It cculd not be expected, with a province so rich in coal, minerals, lumber and fish, that one city would long remain the only distributing point for so vast and rich a territory. It is the ocean gateway to tbe Province, and must ever command and receive a large portion of the interior and coast trade. Until the completion of the northern transcontinental railways, the chief route of travel and traffic was by way of San Francisco or Portland, so it was no small advantage that Victoria' was situated comparatively near chese great commercial centres to the south. It is the oldest city in the province, and also the commercial metropolis and social centre.- Shipping from all parts of the world enters the harbor, making it an important port of the Pacific seaboard. No limit is known to the scope for industrial development on the Island, which is three hundred miles in length, northwest and southeast, an area of about twelve thousand miles, which territory may be considered as tributary to Victoria, and from the smaller islands of the adjoining waters and from the mainland much business flows to the capital city. The government is administered from here, and, if no other reason existed, that alone would have a tendency to draw business. The Victoria custom house shows by far the largest business of any port of the Province, and ranks as fifth port of the Dominion. The main thoroughfares are clearly defined for long distances, but in all parts of the city are streets of varying widths, joining each other at every conceivable angle. Many streets are* lined with shade trees. The streets and roads are St all macadamized. An electric tramway is in operation on the principal streets. The city owns its own water works system, which cost upwards of $400,000, and returns a very handsome revenue on the investment. The commercial value is said to be $1,200,000, and is ample for the needs of the city. The street electric lighting plant is also owned and operated by the city. There is also a gas works plant. An efficient paid fire department with the latest improved equipment gives ample fire protection. Victoria is a city'to delight the heart of the tourist. In a drive over any of the excellent roads leading out from the city, the eye rests upon an enchanting landscape, handsome residences with well kept ground and gardens, and on every side evidences of wealth and culture. It is a favorite winter resort, not only for the people of British Columbia, but for many south of the line, while in summer it is filled with tourists. No place on the Pacific coast offers more comfort, better climate or more beautiful seenery; and no city of its size in the Dominion has so many wealthy residents retired from active business. Beacon Hill Park is the favorite resort. It occupies a large tract of ground in the eastern side of the city, being washed by the waters of the Straits of Juan de Fuca. A slight elevation, around which is a race track, gives the park its name. The park itself is a rare combination of the beauties of nature and artistic design. Three artificial lakes have been excavated, into the smaller one of which goldfish have been placed. A number of wild animals and birds are in cages or inclosures. Good roads aud fcopaths enable visitors to go comfortable all over the park. This is a great resort for all kinds of athletic games, and a favorite one with tourists, especially as the outlook from it is most grand, overlooking the broad strait, with the snow-capped Olympian Mountains plainly in view, on the mainland of Washington to the south, and the majestic peaks of the Cascades relieving the landscape to the southeast and east. From the higher points of the city can be ejoyed perhaps the finest landscape views of mountain, water and islands that are to be seen in any part of the world. The north arm of the harbor, which forms "The Gorge" about a mile from the city, is a favorite resort for boating parties. The city is amply provided with educational facilities, both public and priv ate, and has a free public library. The churches are well represented. The Royal Jubilee Hospital, built in the outskirts of the city, on a tract of 19 acres of land. There is also a private hospital. Not alone as a growing City of promising prospects does it attain its full importance. The strategic point which it occupies as a national post of observation, supply and defence entitles it to the consideration it receives from Her Majesty's home government. Esquimal harbor, about three miles to the westward of Victoria, is the site of Her Majesty's Pacific Naval Station. It is probably the best one on the shores of Vancouver Island. It being a perfectly land-locked refuge, and easy of access for vessels of the deepest draught, war vessels are stationed there constantly, and it is general headquarters for Her Majesty's navy in the Pacific. Facilities are provided for doing all sort of repairing for ships. A dry dock, 450 feet long and 27 feet deep, with an entrance 55 feet wide, was constructed at a cost of $900,000. The arsenal contains large quantities of stores and ordnance supplies of all descriptions. The Royal Naval Hospital and cemetery are located there. Quite a town has been built up about the dry dock. Though located on an island, Victoria does not suffer from the lack of outside communication; as that fact might imply. The harbor is generally a lively place, especially during the summer season, for then the ships that do the carrying trade between here and England generally arrive with large cargoes of merchandise of all kinds, for general distribution in the Province, and by them are returned those cargoes of salmon, lumber and furs, principals exports of the Province, and for which she is noted. The Alaskan steamers of the P. C. S. S. Co. make' Victoria their clearing port north bound, and entry port south bound. Victoria is a metropolitan city, and betrays it to the eye of the leastpractical observer. Its position is such that it will always be the distributing point for a large amount of territory, and its numerous banking corporations have given it a prestige as a financial centre that the cc mmercial revolutions of the next few , few years will be powerless to disturb. . ..JiM p GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 845 Aaronson. VICTORIA CITY. Albion. aHOJVSON, ANDREW ALFRED A PAWNBROKER, 75 AND 79 JOHNSON, h 129 Quadra, Aaronson, Barnet, junk dealer, 30 Store. Abbott, Edwin, plasterer, Boleskin Rd. Abbott,' F.,_ 2nd engineer tug Hope, Sayward's mill. Abbott, George, clerk, Occidental, h 35 Pandora. Abbott, H. H, C.P.R. Co., Abbott, John M., policeman, 151 Fort Abell, E., policeman, 124 Fort. Abell, G., teamster, 124 Fort. Ableson, John, carpenter, 43 David. Ablett, Geo., clerk Occidental. Abrahams, William B., drayman, 6 Russell. Ackerman, Capt. Joseph W., 1 Perry. Acton, Levy, driver, 49 Fort, h 1 George. Acton, William, salesman, 49 Fort b 1 George. Adam, Alexander, baggage-master sir. Charmer, Sunnyside Ave- Adaim, James, assistant steward str R. P. Rithet, rms (A. Adams) Sunny- Side Ave. Adam, William, printer, Colonist office, rms (A. Adam) Sunnyside Ave. Adams, Ambrose, contractor, 135 Douglas. Adams, A. F., bartender, 31 View. Adams, Dan, res. Gorge road. Adams, D. F., Columbia Saw and Planing Mill, David", cor. Turner, h Craigflower and Gorge road. Adams, Edward, warehouseman, 31 Harrista.. Adams, Frank W., of Marvin & Co., res "Edgewood," Gorge Rd. Adams, John, emp. Simon Leizer, h 61 North Park. Adams, John, miner, bds. Osborne Hse. Adams, John, city emp, 85 Fourth. Adams, John T., moulder, 85 Fourth. Adams, J., letter carrier, Hillside Ave. Adams, J. B., of Adams & Skinner. Adams, Mrs. M., h 34 Cadboro Bay Rd. Adams, Miss Laura M., music teacher, h 34 Cadboro Bay Rd. Adams & Skinner, prop. Clarence Hotel. Douglas, cor. Yates. Adams, Thos., caretaker, h. Head. Adams, W., butcher, bds 23 Government. Adams, Wm., canvasser. B.C. P. & E. Corp., res. Sunnyside ave. Adams, William F., collector Victoria Gas Co., Ltd.. h 2 Pembroke. ^YICTCWA Adams, W. H, agent, sewing-machines, 31 Fort, h 30 First. Addison, Mrs. Jennie, h 88 ~ Pandora. AcIelpMa Saloon, Henry Harris prop., 37 Yates. Adelson, A., second hand dealer 60*4 Johnson, h 35 View. Aden, J., carpenter, 241 Simcoe. Aden, Mrs. G., widow, 241 Simcoe. Aden, W. D., carpenter, 241 Simcoe. Addison, Miss Grace, clerk Arcade. Adler, Samuel, h 49 First. Admiralty (B.C.) district of Exchequer Court of Canada, B. H. T. Drake, dis. registrar. A ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, ** J. E. KINSMAN, Agent, IOO GOVERNMENT ST. African British Columbia Corporation, • Ltd., 34 Fort Ager, Edward, h 63 North Pembroke. Agnew, William, carpenter, h 10 North Chatham. Aikins, Wm., emp. Customs House, h 112 Dallas road. Aikman, George William, clerk Land ' Registry office, res. Garnham P.O. h Carey road, Lake district. Aikman, H. B. W., of Drake, Jackson Sc Helmcken, res "Gables," Gorge Rd. Ainsley, Wm., harnessmaker, bds. Leland flotel. Ainsworth Land & Improvement Co., Ltd., Edgar Crow Baker, sec-treas., 54 Government. Alaska & N.W. Territory Trading Co., JU. E. Billinghurst, mgr., 54 Government. Alaska S. S. Co.. Dodwell, Carlill & Co., agents, 64 Government. Albliouse, S., tomala-man, 16 Kane. Albion Hotel, Joseph H. Brown, 7 Herald, 55 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA VICTORIA CITY. Anderson. A LBION IRON WORKS CO. ** (LIMITED), ENGINEERS, llll IRON FOUNDERS AND BOILER MAKERS, MANUFACTURERS OF MARINE AND LAND ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC., FISH, CANNING AND MINING MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC GIANTS A PIPE. AGTS. H. R. WORTHINGTON PUMPS. B. R. SEABROOK, Hunaser, OFFICE 6 CHATHAM. PHONE 31. ALBION IRON WORKS CO., LTD., STOVE DEPARTMENT. THOMAS EDWARD WOOD, Supt., PEMBROKE STREET. Albion Saloon, Chas. Zoelle, prop., 12 Yates. Alder, Samuel, 49 First. Alderson, George, laborer, 196 Cook. Alderson, John, laborer, h 2 Discovery. Alert Bay Canning Co., Thomas Earle, agent, 92 Wharf. Alexander, Charles J., laborer, h 47 Princess. Alexander, Frederick, laborer, h 293 Johnson. Alexander, Thomas, truckman, h 271 Yates. , Alexander, Thomas, dairyman, h 101 North Pembroke. Alexander, Wm., emp. Waterworks, h 45 Princess. Alexandra Lodge, S. 0. E., 146 Yates. Alexandria Club. 47% Government. Allan, Albert Edward, of Allan & Co., h 325 Johnson. LLAN A COMPANY, SOLE CONTROLLERS, FIT REFORM WARDROBE, T3 GOVERNMENT ST. Allan, Edward D., chemist Hall & Co., h 8 Pioneer. Allan, Robert, caretaker Ross Bay Cemetery, Fairfield Rd. Allan, W., bartender, Steele Saloon. Allan, W., clerk R. P. Rithet & Co., h. 127 Menzies. Allatt, Fred., carpenter, 102 View. Allen, Clement, laborer, CadbordSBay Rd, cor Barnett. Allen, Fred., confectioner, 20 Humbolt. Allen, Geo. Thos., plasterer, 131 Yates. Allen, G., h 16 Randall; Allen, John, engineer, E. & N. R., h Mary, Vic. West. Allen, T. J., 71 Discovery. Allen, W., prop Osborne house, cor Pandora & Blanchard. Allen, Wm., watchman, 39 Princess. Allen, Wm., A. I. Wks., h. 16 Randall. Allen, William D., capitalist, h 39 Princess Ave. s|!y Allen, W., lab., waterworks, off Lansdown road. Allen, W. P., jailer city lock-up, h 16 .Niagara. Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng., A. W. More & Co., agents, 86 Government. Alliance Canning Co. (Fraser), Turner, Beeton & Co., agents. Allioe, T. H., traveller, Turner, Beeton & Co., h cor Young & Michigan. Allison, James, dye works, 114i^ Yates, i Allison, Wm., 112 Cormorant. Allin, John, machinist, Albion Iron Works. Allnutt, Henry, conductor, street railway, 51 King's road. Alph, Joseph, sailor, h. 33 Chatham. Althoff, Rev. John, h 109 Yates. Ames Holden Co., Ltd., A. C. Flumer- felt, mgr., Langley. "Amur" str., Klondike M. T. & T. Co., prop., Government. Ancient Order of Foresters, lodges No. j 5755 and 5935, meets, at 72 Broad. Andean, William, h Stanley Ave. Andernack, A., jeweller, 57 Yates, h 5 Pioneer. Anderson, Alex., night clerk, Oriental Hotel. Anderson, Alfred Chas., of Dumbleton Sc Anderson, h 82 Menzies. Anderson, Andrew, stoker, res. Oak. Anderson, Berkley, clerk, h. 63 Superior. Anderson, Capt. James W., "Enterprise," h 78 Pandora. Anderson, David, boot and shoe maker, 173 Douglas, h 38 First. Anderson, Dudley, clerk, h. 63 Superior. Anderson, Elijah How, clothing and furnishings, 47 Johnson, h. 63 Superior. Anderson, E. M., assistant curator, mu- senm, h. 82 Menzies. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOEZ. 847 Anderson. VICTORIA CITi. Arden. Anderson, Fannie, wid., Simon, h, 52 Rae. ___ , Anderson, Geo., waiter Driard Hotel. 90 Pandora. Anderson, George, painter, 40 Fort, res 38 First. \ Anderson, George W., Shore & Anderson, h 58 Kings road. Anderson, G., 56 Princess. Anderson, Hugh, fireman, Gas Works Co., h Russell St. Anderson, James, carpenter, 175 Douglas. Anderson, James, emp. Gas Works, res. Bussell. Anderson, J. O, Capt, Five Sisters' Blk Ariderson, J. R. B.. clerk, h. 82 Menzies. Anderson. James Robt., Dept. Minister of Agriculture, h 105 Carr. Anderson, John, bricklayer, h 13 South Rd. ■ Anderson, John, sealer, h Duchess St. Anderson, John A., B.A., Auditor Prov. Audit office, h. 82 Menzie. Anderson, Louis M., stonecutter, h 75 View. Anderson, Miss H. C, dressmaker, h 1S1 Douglas. Anderson, Mrs., 103 Pandora. Anderson, Mrs. James, widojfc 76 John. fl'M^rson, Mrs. W. C., widow, h 137 Blanchard. ' Anderson, Robt., sergeant-at-arms, res. South Saanich. Anderson, R. A., carriagemaker, h. Pine st. Anderson, Thorkell, h 56 Princess. Anderson, Thos., sailor, h. 15 Herald. Anderson, Thos., longshoreman, room 31, 17 Chatham. Anderson, Thurston, emp. Sehl's, 12 Sayward. Anderson, Walter- James. contractor, 2 Langley, h. 230 View. Anderson, Wm., barber, h. 138 Blanchard. Anderson, Wm., emp. A.I.W, 76 John. Anderson, Wm., bartender, Mt. Baker Hotel. i Anderson, Wm., hotelkeeper, 138^ Blanchard. Anderson, William, sealer, Barrington I Anderson, William, stonecutter, h 29 Princess Ave. Andine, Wm., h. Stanley. Andrew, Helen, wid. John A., 124 Blanchard. i Andrew, Patrick, emp. Robt. Ward & ; Co., Ltd., p24 Blanchard. ; Andrews, Edmund W., shipbuilder, h Pine. SSalfc: Andrews, Frederick James, clerk, 78 Yates, h Victoria West. .* nfl-_HU liwiSfHiM SHOW CARJ)S, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign fetters Advertising a Specialty. jtMatyCgeiy PggMSI-E^!J_atlf! ilNPiii Andrews, Geo., emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Andrews, Geo. W. S., clerk C.P.R. Tel., h. Head street. Andrews, Gus, Taylor Mill Co., rms 112 • Cormorant. Andrews, James, chemist, h Head. Andrews, James, shoemaker, h 7 Green. Andrews, John, cabinetmaker, h 37 Hillside ave. Andrews, T. W., printer, Colonist, h Pine. Andrews, William T., manager British America Paint Co., h 15 George. Angel, Frank J., 8 Simpson. _—"gel Hotel, F. Carne, prop, 45 Langley. Angus, James, agent B.C. Sugar Refining Co., Ltd., h 195 Belcher. Angus, James Kerr, bartender, 86 Store. h 11 Green "Annie E. Paint," schooner, E. B. Marvin & Co., owners. A. O. U. W., lodges, 146 Yates, grand Recorder's office, 28 Broad. Apnaut, Mrs., widow, 106 View. Appelby, John Henry, emp. Hon. E. Dewney. Amiehv, M. J., commercial traveller, 61 Douglas, h 26 Cadboro Bay road. Applebv, William. FairffMrt Bd. Applewhaite. John, electrician El. Light Co., bds. Queen's. Arambrun, Julian, fisherman, room 12 60 Store. Arbuckel Mrs. E., wid. Richmond ave. Arcade Restaurant, H. E. Levy, prop., l-?4 Government. Archbult, Miss Fanie, music teacher, 14 Bellot , is A --'-n^.; Miss Mary, dressmaker, h 172 Pandora. Arden, William, mariner, h 172 Pandora. ^ HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Badminton. Argyle, F. H., farmer, Richmond road. Armour Packing Co. (Kansas City), 82 Store. Armson, Miss Lillian, professional elo- , cutionist, h 22 Caledonia ave. Armson, James L., clerk White House, h 22 Caledonia. Armstrong, Chas., carpenter, 41 David. Armstrong, Chas., emp. Weiler Bros. Armstrong, Frank, customs broker, h Michigan. Armstrong, Minnie, Mrs. T. J., clerk 36 Fort Armstrong, Wm., emp. power house, h 75 Kane. Armstrong, William Joseph, retired, 26 Fourth. Armstrong, William, messenger, Bank of B. O, h. 43 Stanley. Armstrong, Wm. H., tallyman R. Ward & Co., Ltd., 45 Langley. Armstrong, W. J. C, emp. Weilers, h 26 Fourth. Arnold, James, engineer. Arnold, Mrs. Samuel, midwife, h 32 Second. Arnold, Samuel, painter, 32 Second. Arthur, G. H., bookkeeper, 69 Fort, h 41 Frederick. Arfibuir, James L., cor-tractor, h 41 Frederick. Ashby, Frank W., emp. Victoria Chemical Works, h Beechie. Ashby, John B., insurance, h 14 Belcher. Ashdown, Herbert, h 70 Princess. Ashe, Thomas, carpenter, Foul Bay Rd. Ashley, Mrs. Thomas, widow, florist and gardener, h Esquimalt Rd. Ashton, George, clerk, Driard house, 64 View. Ashton, Rich. Thorp Sc Co., h Queen's ave. Ashton, Vera,' 62 Broad. Ashwell, Allan, clerk Allan & Co., h 152 Fort. Askew, George, Pem!berton. Askew, Mrs. I., widow, Pemberton. Ajspland, Sidney, Rockland Ave. Assembly Hall, 180 Fort. Astrico, Mrs. P. A., widow, h. 252 Yates. Astle, Thos., foreman, Esquimalt water works, h. Constance ave., Esquimalt. Atkins, George, laborer, h 6 Second. Atkins, James, Craigflower road. Atkins, William, ship carpenter, h Craigflower Rd. Atkins, William R., clerk of Supt. of Provincial Police, h 16 Young. Atkinson, Ernest, surveyor, rms 36 Harrison. Atkinson, O, cigarmaker, h 99 Fort. Atkinson, Henry N jr., laborer, rms' 36 Harrison. Atkinson, Henry, sr., gardener, h 36 Harrison. Armstrong, Miss, clerk Arcade. Asho, Albert, clerk Arcade, Oak Bay. Atkins, Wm., cashier Customs House res. 112 Dallas road. Atkinson, Miss Maud, typewriter, rn|B 36 Harrison. Atkinson, Samuel, night clerk Occidental hotel, h. 36 Harrison. Atlas Assurance Co., 86 Government, A. W. More & Co., agents. Atlin Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd., Capt. Wallace Langeley, mgr., 28 Store. Atwood, Fred, res. off Boleskin road. ;i Atwood, Robert J. W., druggist h Whittier ave. Atwood, Mrs. W., widow, 14 Meares.' Auld, Edward, builder, h. 19 Gorge rd. Auld, J. S., carpenter, h 19 Gorge road. Austin Fred Victor, professor of music, 53 Vancouver. Austin, Henry, fireman, E. & N. R. h Pine, Victoria West Austin, Henry J., purser str City of Nanaimo, h Mary (Victoria West). Austin, H. L. G., teller Bk of B.N.A. h 14 Young. Austin, John H., clerk, Land Registry office, Bastion Sqr., h McGregor ave. Austin, Mrs. J. J., h Cadboro Bay Rd. Austin, Philip, clerk, 24 Store, h Cadboro Bay road. Avons, William, miner, 33 Meares. Axhorn, Ben., res. Boleskin road. Azard, Rev. (R.C), h Oak Bay ave. Babbage, Fred'k, emp. P.O., h 56 Pandora. Babbingiton, Capt. Thomas, pilot, 244 Simooe. Babington, Pan-mure A., foreman Muirhead & Mann, h 93 Henry, j" Baby, Frank, prop Ship Inn saloon, 81 Wharf, h 8 Avelon road. Baby, Thos., bartender, 81 Wharf, h. 34 Niagara. Backus, Joseph, carriagemaker, 96 Johnson, h 81 John. Backus, Thomas, h 81 John. Bacon, A. Milne, clerk, 106 Government, h. Belton. Bacon, Herbert, cigar factory, h Belton. Badard, Thomas, ■oari'dage-maker,. em:.' Ira Fisher, rms 169 Pandom. Baddison, Guinette, Mrs., Old Ladies' Home. Badminton Club, Sidney Roberts, sec'y; Geo. I. Dunn, steward, 5 Gordon. Phone 120. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 849 Bagshaw. VICTORIA CITY. Ballinger. Bagshaw, Geo., h Fairfield road. Bagshaw, George, gardener, Fairfield , Rd. Bahlman, G., Victoria-Phoenix Brewery. Bahlmann, Otto, blacksmith, Colville road, Victoria Brewery. Bahr, F. W. T., cabinet-maker with Weiler Bros.,. 108 Kingston. Bahr, Theodore, foreman, Weiler Bros, h 108 Kingston. Bailey, —., emp. Powder Works, h Clarke Bailey, Alice, J., emp. Grant, h 102 Pandora. Bailey, Chas., traveller, 165 Chatham. Bailey, Ed., driver, 78 Fort. • Bailey, George, canvasser, h 123 Maria. Bailey, Hallett, clerk, Erskine, Wall Bailey, Herbert, clerk, 78 Yates. Bailey, Hedley H., painter, 188 Chatham. Bailey, L., driver City Transfer Co., h. Johnston. Bailey, Miss, 20 Quebec. Bailey, Mrs., wid, Indian reserve. Bailey, Mrs. J., prop. Half-way House, Esquimalt road. Bailey, Mrs. M. J., h 102 Pandora. Bailey, Mrs. Wm., h 102 Pandora. Bailev, Sarah, widow Benjamin, 54 Alfred. Bailey, Thos., messenger Bank of Montreal. Bailey, Walter, painter, 78 Fort. Bailey, William, caretaker P. O., h 8 Churohway. Baines, Edwin, painter, 100 Fort. Baines, F. J. H., confectioner, h. 100 Fort. Baines, Wm., accountant, h. 100 Fort. Baines, Wm. W.. compositor, Government Printing Office, h 100 Fort st. Baines, W. W. W., printer, h. 100 Fort Baird. Ambrose, plumber 157 Menzies. Baird, Richard, moulder, i 157 Menzies. Baird, Susan, wid. Joseph, 157 Menzies. Baird, S. A., ins. agent, h 49 Third. Baird, T. M., 55 Hillside ave. Baker, A. J„ rms 35, 132 Johnson. Baker Bros.' brickyard, Douglas St. Baker, Capt. Wentworth E., master mariner, 25 First St. Baker & Colston, coal dealers, 33 Bell- ville. Baker. C. H. S., assayer, h Rockland av. Baker, E. Crow, gen agent, 54 Government, h 16 Montreal. Baker, Geo., butcher, Porter's ranch. Baker, Geo., teamster, 71 Pembroke. Baker, George, ice dealer, rms- 65 Pembroke St. Baker, Geo., 47 North Chatham. WEJLI, JLI«HTJ_D SAMPLE _.00___ Hialqua ters for Commercial Travellers m r\ Ll\ NANAIJMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage JL eaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. in. GEO. B. BAYUIOSTD, Prop Baker, Harry O, bds. Dominion Hotel. Baker, Henry, mate, bds. 117 Yates. Baker, James, of Baker & Colston, brickyard, Tolmie ave., h. 65 Pembroke. Baker, John, Baker Bros., rms 65 Pembroke. WM Baker, Joseph H., boots and shoes. 59 Government, h. 41 Fernwood. Baker, Lt.-Col. the Hon. James, res. Esquimalt road, also Cranbrook. Baker, Lloyd R., printer, rms 204 Pandora. Baker, Malcolm E., painter, 40 Fort St., rms 204 Pandora. Baker, Michael, R. Baker & Son, h 30 Frederick. Baker, Mrs., wid. Oak Bay ave. Baker, Mrs., Hereward ave., Vic. W. Baker, R. & Son, grain and feed, 30 Yates. BaTker, Stanley, ice dealer, rms 65 Pembroke. Baker, Thomas, teaonster, 64 John. Baker, William, emp. Shawniigan Lake Co., res. Discovery. Baker, W., moulder, Cedar Hill Rd., Oaklands. Baker, W. P.. photographer, 59% Government, h. 204 Pandora. Balcom, Capt. S., master mariner, 20 King's Rd. Balfour, Arthur, clerk, D. Spencer's, bds Dominion hotel. Bale, D. H., carpenter, rms 109 Pandora. Bale, Thos. S., clerk Hotel Victoria. Bales, Mrs. Jane S., widow, h Indiaai Reserve, Victoria W. Balinhard, John O., mate bds. 117 Yates. Ball Henry, barber, 38 Broad, h 339 Yates. Ball, Joseph, saloon, Esquimalt road. BaUanger, I., Mrs., fruits, 9 Store. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Barnard. Ballantyne, David, printer, Government buildings, h 43 Rithet. Ballantyne, John, agent, h 9 Pioneer. Balmoral Canning Co. (Skeena), Turner, Beeton & Co., agents. Balmoral Hotel, Mrs. F. B. Williams, prop, 59 Douglas. Balmoral Saloon, Alfred Kindall prop., Douglas, cor. Fort. Bamford, T., draughtsman, Lands & work Dept., h. 41 Carr. Baines, Frank, confectioner, H. S. Lilley, h 100 Fort.. Bancroft, Artimus, candy kitchen, 99 Government and 45 Johnson, h 103 Pandora. Ban-field, Charles F., printer, 26 Broad, h> Edmonton. Banfield, David, truckman, h Edmonton Rd. Banfield, Ralph, clerk, A. J. Clyde & Co, hEdmonton Rd. ANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, GAVIN HAMILTON BURNS, DIgr., 33 YATES. Tel. 47S. HEAD OFFICE, 60 LOMBARD ST., LONDON, ENGLAND ANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, GEO. GILLESPIE, MANAGER AT VICTORIA AND SUPT. OF BRANCHES, E. A. WYLD, ASSISTANT MANAGER. 50 GOVERNMENT, COR FORT. HEAD OFFICE, 3 CLEMENTS LANE, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND ANK OF MONTREAL, . J. C. GALLETLY, Manager, COR. GOVERNMENT AND BASTION. ANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT AND SALOON, Henry Siebenbaum, prop., cor. Yates and Langley: Banks, Henry, emp Str. Earle, 144 Simcoe. Banner, Samuel, carpenter, 8 Labon chore. Bannerman, Alexander M., merchant, h 63 Chambers. Bantley, B. J., musician, 155 Fort' Bantley, John, miner, h 22 Croft. Bancley, Marcus, cigar mfg., 155 Fbrt. Bantley, Simon A., musician, 155 Fort, BAPTIST CHURCHES. Japanese Mission, 133 Johnson. Calvary church, flerald. , Rev. J. F. Vichart, pastor. Emanuel Church, North Chatham ave. and Fernwood road. Rev. P. H. McEwen, pastor. Baptist Church, Mary St. Baptist Mission,. Tennyson Rd. OARBER BROTHERS, " (Geo. W., and Walter Watson.) BUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURERS, AND NOVELTIES, 51 YATES. Barber George W., of Barber Bros., h 29 Walnut -t^H Barber, James, gardener, 56 Dallas Rd. Barber, John, fisherman, 14 St. James. Barber, John, M.D., h 52 Rae. Barber, John, laborer, h 62 Niagara. Barber, John J., retired, rms 29 Walnut Ave. Barber, Mrs., 14 St. James. Barber, Mrs., widow, 62 Niagara. Barber, Walter W., of Barber Bros., n 29 Walnut. -M Barber, Wm., bus driver, Dominion Htl BARBER, REV. WILLIAM D„ rector St Sav iour's Church, Henry St h Bay Ter race Barge, Otto, h. 95 Herald. Bargeson, A-, machinist, Springfield ave. Barnham, Arnold Foster, h Beacon Barker, Geo. M., ship-yard, 5 David. Barker, James M., prop. White Horse Hotel, 68 Humboldt. Barker, J., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Barlow, George M., cook, 222 Johnson. Barlow, Isabel, widow, 167 Fort. Barlow, James, h 7 Vining. BARLOW, THOMAS A., Fashion Stables, livery, 101 Fort, rooms 99 Fort. Barker, A., plumbing and hardware, 88% Douglas, h. 5 Amelia. Barker, Robt., waiter, h. 18 Johnson. Barnard, A. W., h. 108 View. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 851 Barnard. VICTORIA CITY. Bayers. Barnard, F. S., mang. director B.C., Elec. Ry. Co., Ltd. and Pres. Victoria Transfer Co., h. Gorge road. Barnard, G. H., of McPhillips, Wootton & Barnard, h Duvals, Belcher St Barnes, Charles, second mate str Quadra, h Henry. Barnes, Capt., G. E., R.M.A. Work Point Barrack. Barnes, H. T., res. Jessie. Barnes, James, teamster, 141 Simcoe. Barnett, A. W., bookkeeper, 31 View. Barnett, John, h Alderman road. Barnett, Robt., carpenter, Alderman rd. Barnhar t, D. Theodore, of Province Cigar Co., h. 93%, Douglas. Barns ell, James A., carpenter, h 292 Johnson. Barnsley, John, of John Barnsley & Co., h. 146 Gorge road. ARNSLEY A CO., JOHN, SPORTING GOODS, BICYCLES AND GUNSMITHS, 115 GOVERNMENT. Barraclough, Rev. W. H., 68 David. pastor Centenial Methodist Church. Barrett, George, Carpenter, 55 View. Barry, James, emp. Marine I. Works. Barrett, Mrs. Sophia, h 133 Cormorant. Barrett, T. F., harness-maker, 84 Discovery. Barrett, Walter, laborer, 181 Johnson; •Barrett, Wm., teamster, 329 Douglas. Barron, Charles Fraser, clerk, 100 Cook. Barron, Henry N., h 3 Quebec. Barron, Miss I. Fraser, school teacher, •central, 100 Cook. Barron, Miss L. Fraser, school teacher, Spring Ridge, 100 Cook. Barron, Mrs. D. Fraser, widow, 100 ©ook. Barron, Sabin, shoemaker, 46 Blanchard. Barry, David Shwanigan Lake L. Co., Barry, John, retired 7 Blanchard. Barry, Thos., h 13 Putnam. Barter, Joseph, warehouseman, 14 Yates. Barter, W., farmer, 68 Belcher. Barter, W.. jr., farmer, 68 Belcher. Bartlett, Albert, clerk, 72 Government, h 98 Bay. Barthers, O, chef Mount Baker Hotel. .Bartlett, Frank, 72 Government. Barthorp, Harry Geo., of Sinclair & Co., res. Port Townsend, Wash. Bartlett, John, janitor, Govt, buildings, h. 98 Bay. "MP _£_£:___ OMPANIES DIRECTORY. Bartlett, John, plasterer, h 71 Humbolda. Bartlett. Samuel, plasterer, h 89 N. Chatham. Barton, R., engineer, bds 23 Government. Bass, Oscar O, chief clerk Attorney- General's Dept., h. 35 Cadboro' Bay road. Bassett, Robert H., carpenter, rms 37 Caledonia Ave. Bassett, William P., of B.C. Jobbing Co., h 37 Caledonia ave. Basso, Antonio, fisherman, 54 Work. Basso, Joseph, moulder, Albion Iron Works, h. 54 Work. Basso, Lawrence, moulder, 54 Work. Basso, Nicholas, boiler-maker, Albion Iron Works, h 40 David St. Batchelor, O. S., miner, h Boyd. Bate, Joseph, lab., 118 N. Park. Bates, A. J., salesman, Ames Holden & Co., h. 34 Collinson. Bates, C. G., fireman str. Tees, h 68 Pembroke. Bates, Ezra A., farmer, Spring Ridge, h Taunton.' Bates, James, warehouseman Ames H, Co. $_$.■ Battenhill, Wm., miner, 97 Yates. Battersby, George W., gentleman, Craigflower Rd. Battersby, John, clerk, 83 wharf, h. Craigflower road. Battleberry, John, h. Admiral's road. Battersby, Wm., clerk 83 Wharf, res. Craigflower road. Baumgart. Mrs. L. P., h 97 Quadra. Ba ien, Wm., emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Baxter, Chas. S., general passenger agt C.P.N. Co., res. Leighton road. Baxter, Samuel, engineer, 26 Rithet. Bayard House, Joseph Larbonne prop., 61 Pandora. Bayers, Annie, waitress Dominion Hti. Bayers, Mary, waitress, Dominion Hotel. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Bell. Bayley, Mrs., prop Half-Way House, h Esquimalt Rd. Eayley, Thomas, messenger Bank .->f Montreal, h 91 Fernwood road. Bayliss, James, emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Bayne, G. 0., res. Mount Baker ave. Bayne, R. R., architect, 50% Government, res. Oak Bay. Bayne, G. H. K. & Bros., teas, 50^ Government. Bayne, G. H. K., of Bayne Bros., 50^ Government. Bayne, Talbot, H. H., of Bayne Bros., 50i/£ Government. Bayne, W., of Bayne Bros., 50^4 Government. Bayner, Capt, h. 17 Elliee. Baynes (See also Baines.) Baynton, G. R., collector, 35 King's rd. Baymtun, Edward, assistant janitor at mrt house, h 51 McClure. B; View saloon, R. H. Berryman, v. nager, 9 Government. Be^ iey, Wm. E., dock-yard, h Esqui- n wit road. Beardwell, John, emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Beaton, Daniel, oiler, 55 Henry. Beaty & Co., provisions, 63 Yates. Beaty, William M., of Beaty & Co., h 81 Discovery Beauchamp, Miss, S. B., 67 Fort, h 55 Meares Beauohlamip, Miss C, hairdresser, 55 Meares. Beauchamp, Mrs. C. M., storekeeper, 55 Meares Beauchamp, Richard, fruit dealer, 71 Fort, h 3 Bean, Victoria West Beanlands, Rev. Canon, rector Christ Cnuroh, h Burdett Ave. Beaumont, William, Cadboro Bay Rd. Beaven, Charles F., Oak ay Ave. Beaven, Hon. Robert, 18 Trounce ave., res. Cherry Bank, Vic. Crescent. Beaven. H. R.. clerk, Bank of B.C., h Badminton Club. Beaven, William J., clerk Bank of Montreal, bds., Badminton club. Beaven, W. H., clerk Bank of Montreal, bds. Badminton Club. Beavens. Lewis, agent, h 114 Fort. "Beaver" str. Canadian Pacific Nav. Co. Bebbeck, James K., engineer, 42 Montreal. Bedhtel, Andrew J., capitalist, 312 Douglas. Bechtel, Andrew, bds. Hotel California. Bechtel. Daniel, retired, 312 Douglas. Bechtel. H. A., h. 312 Douglas. Beck, James, barber, 29 Johnson. ?Mw Boek., F., carriagemaker, 7th ave. Beckensell, Chas., driver, 100 Moss. Beckensell, Geo., emp B.C. Caning Co., h 151 Vancouver. Beckensell, Geo., driver B.C. Market Co., h Angel Hotel. Becker, Christian, Wm., h 217 Fort. Becker, Henry, 217 Fort. Becker, Mrs., widow, 217 Fort. Beckwith, H. E., chief preventive officer, customs, h 41 Belleville. ECKWITH, JOHN LEANDER, COMMISSION AGENT, 40 JOHNSON. h 43 Fernwood Rd. Beckwith, William S., expressman. 34 Fourth. Beddington, Thos., carpenter, 244 Simcoe. BEE HIVE SALOON, Pat Burke prop., 48 Fort, cor. Broad. Beegan, Fred, farmer, h 154 Fort. Behnserr, Miss Q., clerk Arcade. Beek, J. F.t carriagemaker, 17 Brough- son, h Gorge road. Beer. Fred, electrician, 6 Douglas. Beek. Wm., salesman, 32 Yates, h Gorge road. Be ton, Dan., h. 55 Henry. Begg, Alexander, 9 Humbolt. Behnsen, H. F. W., cigar manufacturer, h 2 Centre Rd. Belanger, A., driver Victoria Transfer Co.. 16 Humboldt. Belanger, Frank, 16 Humbolt. Belding, Miss, Jennie, 45 Chatham. Belford, John, 2 Parry. Belfrey, A. E., clerk B.C. Land & Inv. Co., h 136 Superior. Bell, A. S. G., R. N., medical officer, Work Point Barracks. Bell, Blanchard, student-at-law, h 25 Franklin. Bell. H. S.. salesman, 38 Broad, h 45% View. | Bell. H. P., C. E., Franklin, cor Cook. office Five Sisters Block. Bel, James, clerk, Nicholles & Renouf, rms 88 North Chatham. Bell. John, contractor, 39 Rithet Bell. R. B., clerk, 30 Govt, h 36J4 Douglas. Bell Telephone Co., Ltd., E. Crow Baker, agent, 54 Government. Bell, Wm., storeman, h. S. A. shelter, Chatham. cK Bell, William, printer, Province, h ot> Superior. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 85? Belmont. VICTORIA CITY. Bethune. BELMONT SALOON, WILLIAM H. FLEWIN, Prop., COR. HUMBOLT AND GOVERNMENT. Bellamy, Frank, h. Burnside road. Bellamy, Herman, farmer, Burnside Rd. Bellamy, Kenneth, clerk Esquimalt dockyard, h Burnside Rd. Bellamy, Mrs. E. J., wid, Barnside road. BELYEA, ARTHUR LOUIS, Q,.C, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 24, 25 and 26 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, res. ST. GEORGE. Tel. 556. Belyea, A., driver M. R. Smith & Co. Benchley, A., mgr. F. R. Stewart & Co., h. 120 Belleville. Bendrodt, Captain James, pilot for Nanaimo, h 50 Quebec. B ENNETT LAKE A KLONDYKE NAVIGATION CO., LTD., H. C. FLOCKTON, GEN. MGR., 39 GOVERNMENT. Bennet, Frank A., law clerk, Pell & Gregory, h 52 Belleville. Bennett, Jacob, laborer, Simpson Ave, on Cadboro Bay Rd. Bennett, James, hackman, h 219 Yates. Bennett, John, teamster, h 228 Fort. Bennett, Mrs., widow, 13 Franklin. Bennett, Mrs. J., widow, cor Richmond and Oak Bay Ave. Bennett, Mrs., widow of H. V., Richmond cor Oak Bay Ave. Bennett, Mrs. S. A., h 38 Princess Ave. Bennett, Mrs. W. E., wid. h. 135 Pandora. Bensen, Gustav, longshoreman, 110 Kingston. Bent, Arthur, blacksmith, emp James ■ Hay, h Seventh, Work Est. Berkeley, Cecil, clerk R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 23 Burdett ave. .Berkeley, Mrs., 23 Burdett Ave. Berkeley, Mamrice, 'Student-at-law, Mason & Bradburn, h 23 Burdett ave. Berker, Mrs. Emily, wid. Wm., h. 113 Blanchard. Berks, Robt., clerk J. Piercy & Co., h 91 Blanchard. fridge, Frank C, bookkeeper, rooms <sl2 View. BS mommc. llilllfis WfcSS^ Berridge, Geo., bookkeeper, 117 Government, h Windsor Cottage, Mt. Baker Ave., Oak Bay. Berridge, Louisa J., wid. Wm., 212 View. Berridge, Wallace W., bookkeeper. H. Croft, 212 View. Berridge, W. Harold, sec. Theosophical socy and clerk Turner, Beeton & Co. h 212 View. Berry, Capt. John, h. 112 Fort.' Berry, Francis, of Berry & Stewart, h. 9 Erie. rjERRY A STEWART, ■*^ CUSTOMS BROKERS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS BONDED AND FREE STORAGE. 55 WHARF. Berryman. Cbarlee, gardener, 20 Labouchere. Berryman, R.s Henry, mgr. Bay View Saloon, 9 Government, h 8 Humboldt. Berryman, John, prop Prince of Wales -Saloon, cor Cormorant & Government, h 94 Pandora. Berryman, Lilly, 94 Pandora. Berryman, William, bartender, Prince of Wales Saloon, rms 94 Pandora. Bertram, Albert, h 30 View. Bertucci, Nicola, house in rear of 43 Humboldt. Bertram Hall, Spring Ridge, North Pembroke St. Besford, L. C, Lansdowne Rd, Oak- lands. Besford, Fred., res. Lansdown. Best, W. F. Anal, chemist, h Richmond cor. Oak Bay. Bethune, J. T., of J. T. Bethune & Co., HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Blaguerie. SHIPPING A INSURANCE AGTS, 36 FORT STREET. Bettencourt, B. E., bartender Clarence Hotel. Beveridge, Frank, h Mary. Bevilockway, Ernest, laborer, h Taunton Bice, Mrs. Samuel H., bds. 206 Yates. Bickford, William, 63 Fort. BICKFORD, MRS. WILLIAM. Fancy dry goods, etc., 63 Fort. Bickerdike; H., emp steam laundry, 210 Yates. Bicknell, John, laborer, h 175 Superior. Big Valley Creek Gold Mines, Ltd., 45 Fort. Biggar, Emerson B., clerk Nicholls & Renouf, Bigger, G. W., ins. agent, 299 Johnson. Billard, Abraham, sealer, Barrington Billinghurst, E. E., agent B. C. Development Asso., Bank B. C. Building, h 45 Montreal. Billingsley, Frank, harness-maker, h 175. Chatham. Billingsley, Harry, watchmaker, h 149 Quadra. Bings, John, Plymouth bakery, 15 Store. h Russell, Victoria West. Birch, O, bartender Gd. Pacific Hotel. Bird, Edward, boot and shoe maker, h 209 Douglas. Bird, Jean, 18 Herald. Birney, James, hack-driver, h 109 Johnson. Birney, Thos., driver Vic. Transfer Co. rooms White Horse saloon. Bishop, Geo., builder and contractor, 6 Carr. Bishop, H. F., purser, 84 John. Bishop, Joseph Clement, salesman, S. J. Pitt's, bds. 107 Pandora ave. Bishop, J. W., rancher, Mt. Tolmie. Bissell, G. H., clerk Thomas Bros. & Grant, h 8 Pioneer. Bissett, Captain A.: sealer, 37 Rithet. Bissett, Miss A., waitress Dominion Htl. Bissett, W. A., master, str. Thistle. Bissinger & Co., hides, wool and skins, Charles Brash, manager. 38 Yates and Outer Wharf. Black, —., h 128 Quadra. Black, Captain Colin N., C.E., h 7 Phoenix Place. Black, F. M., of F. R. Stewart & Co., res. Vancouver City. Black, Geo. D. R., bookkeeper Albion Iron Works, h 7 Phoenix. Black, J. F., clerk Arcade, bds. Occi- Black, James, driver V. T. & D. Co., h. 12 Penwill. Black, John W., teamster, B. C. Cattle Co., h. Cadboro' Bay road. dental. Blackbourn, Chas., 89 Fernwood road. Blackett, Bert, cashier, Porter & Sons, h. 48 Bird Cage Walk. [ Blackett, Cuthbert, miner, h 48 Birdcage Walk. Blackett, J., St. Clair, h Garbelly road. Blackett, Mrs. St. Clair, h Garbally Rd. Blackett, Robert O, clerk, 48 Birdcage Walk. Blackie, W. Gowrlie, photographer, Mary, h Catherine. Blackmore, John L., lab, 239 Yates. Blackstead, Hans, Capt, 106% Dallas road. Blackstock,' James, off Richmond road. Blackstock, John, h Milton. Blackwood, Edward E., agent N. P. R. Sc' Express, 104% Government, h 27 Fourth. Blain, Colin, fireman, No. 3 Hall Kingston st. B}air, James, sailor, room 38 17 Chatham. Blair, Joseph, longshoreman, h 46 Store. Blair, W., artist Michigan, cor. Menzies. Blake, C. H. F., 50 Work. Blake, Charles R., plumber, Spring Ridge, 130 N. Pembroke. Blake, Ernest, conductor El. Ry., h. 130 North Pembroke. Blake, Frank H. C, 50 Work. Blake, Mrs. A. J., widow, ladies' nurse, 12 Third. Blake, W., driver, 72 Yates, h 12 Third. Blanchard, H. S., plasterer, Craigflower Rd. Blanchard, Miss, dressmaker, 37 View. Blanchard, M. G., veterinary surgeon, 52 Belleville. Bland, Henry, compositor, Colonist, h Bay St., Victoria W. Bland, James Allan, compositor, 26 Broad, h. 115 Toronto. Bland, Joseph, foreman carpenter B. & N. R., Lampson St. Bland, J. W., janitor, law courts, h 115 Toronto. Bland, Robt, printer, res. Bay. Bland, W. H, clerk, 66 Fort, h 115 Toronto. Blank, Louis, cyclery, 69 Government, h Hulton. Bia uiere, Edward, baker, 221 Cook. Blaquiere, Matthew, prop Dominion Bakery, 221 Cook. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 855. Bloomfield. VICTORIA CITY. Borde. Bloomfield, Miss A., emp Spencer's, rms 78 Princess. ,. ' Bloomfield, Miss E., dressmaker, rms wo 'pT'iricGSS Bloomfield, Miss L, bookbinder, rms 78 Princess. Bloomfield, Mrs. E., widow, h " Bloomfield, William, B. C. Soap Works, 78 Princess. Bloomlngdale, Herman, cashier, Simon Leiser & Co., h 255 Fort. Blonguist, John, emp. A.I.W., h. 112 Cormorant. Bloor, S., engineer str Thistle, h 48 Boyd. Blume, August, 8 Quebec. Blume, John, h 8 Quebec. Blythe, Alexander, watchmaker, and optician, 65 Fort, h Maple. Blythe, A; Jeweller, h Maple. Board of Fire Underwriters, J. G. Elliott, sec'y, 5 Sisters block. Board of Pilot Commissioners, E. Crow Baker sec-treas. Board School Trustees, B. Williams, Board of School Trustees, Frank H. Eaton, sec'y and inspector, City Hall. Q -OARD OF TRADE. B. C. WM. A. WARD, PRESIDENT. FRED ELWORTHY, Sec'y, Bastion street. Boardman, Walter, bartender Dominion Hotel. Boddy, William, stonemason, h 338 Government. Bodega saloon, Roblin & Hutchison, cor. Douglas and View. Bodley, Alfred, mate steamboat, bds Capt. McLeod, Francis Ave. BODLEY S. XV., MANAGER FEDGRU LIFE ASSURANCE CO., AND CITY AGENT CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., 44 FORT RES. 133 FORT | BODWELL A DUFF, (Ernest V. Bodwell, Lyman P. Duff, Alex. S. Innes, James H. Lawson, jr.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. 2 BROUGHTON. Bodwell, Ernest Victor, of Bodwell, & Duff, res Wilson Hotel. Boggs, Beaumont, broker and N.P., 42 Fort, h "Maplebank," Vic. West, golden, John W., carpt, Lovers' Lane, Bolton, Ella, wid. Ruben, h 71 Humboldt i3* BILL POSTING. ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, WmUKKSm wBIUdKK Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Bolton, Rev. W. W., collegiate school, 41 Burdett ave., h Belcher ave. Bon Ton Millinery, 80 Government Bond, Wm., paternmaker, res. Dallas road, Ross Bay. Bone, Frank S., clerk Hibben's, h. Topaz. Bone, William Henry (Hibben & Co.), h Topaze Ave. Boomerang Saloon, H. C. Marr, prop. 4 Court alley. Boornian, Albert, elk 129 Michigan. Boorman, Albert Sidney, cabinetmaker, h 129 Michigan. ' Boorman, H. E., Board of Trade, h 129 Michigan. Boorman, Wm., elk Driard House, 129 Michigan. Boorman, W. W., bookkeeper, 45 Yates, h 57 King's road. Booth, Cornelius, Provl assessor, Gov bldgs, h 65 Chambers. Booth, Geo. H., bookkeeper, Sinclair & Co., h 14 Rock Bay ave. Booth, Louisa A., wid. Andrew S„ h. 22 Pioneer. Booth, Mrs. George, widow, 46 Work. Booth, Sarah, wid. Geo., h 44 Work. Booth, Sydney, sec'y Klondike G. R. E. Co., Ltd., h. Craigflower road. Booth, S. J., 2nd hand dealer, 88 Johnson, h. 187 Johnson. Booz, Thos., foreman Colonist, h 13 Avelon road. Borde, Auguste, water collector, city hall, h. 86 Blachard. Berde, Hipolyte, driver Dom. Express, 42 Chatham. Borde, L., plumber, 86 Johnson, h 86 Blanchard. Borde, Mrs. A., dressmaker, 42 Chatham. Borde, Mrs. Antoinette, widow, h 42 Chatham. HENDERSONS BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Braden.- Borgeson, Augustus, machinist A. I. Wks, h Springfield Ave. Borns, Walter, fur buyer, bds. Driard. Bornstein, Herman, fur dealer, h 277 Yates. Borthwick, Ralph, saloonkeeper, h 86 Quebec. Boscowitz ss. S., Capt. J. D. Warren, agent 36 Fort. Boscowitz, Jj. A., of J. Boscowitz & Sons, Union Club. Boscowitz, J., of J. Boscowitz & Sons, Draird Hotel. Boscowitz, J., & Sons, furs and skins 1 Yates. Boscowitz, L. J., of J. Boscowitz Sc Sons, U Club. Bosdet, Wm., packer, 14 Yates, h. 109 Pandora. Bossi, Miss A. P., lodging house, 104 Pandora. Bossi, Calvin A., grocer, 31 Johnson, h Milne. Bostock, Mrs. H., widow, h. Springfield ave. Bostock, Albert, | Springfield Ave, Vict West. Bostock, Hewitt, M. P., Belcher. Bostwick, Hubert, barber shop, 110 Government, h. 181 Douglas. Bostwick, S., h. 181 Douglas. Bothwell, J., bartender, Western hotel. Bott, Geo., carpenter, h Belton ave. Boulton, Thomas, C., elk Govt bldgs, res, 87 Alfred. Bowden, Bridget, wid, John h 333 Johnson. Bowden, William J., laborer, h Walker. , OWES, CYRUS H., DRUGGIST, IOO GOVERNMENT, Nr. YATES. res. 24 Niagara. Bowden, John Thos., asst. Juvenile Reformatory. Bowden, Samuel, Nay, h Frederick. Bowerman, B., miner, h Catherine. Bowers, Joseph, emp. Chemical Works, . h Clarke. Bowes, —., h 12 Randall. Bowes, John Wesley, printer, h 168 Fort. Bowker Park Co., Ltd., Ernest Temple sec'y, 32 Yates. Boyle, Joseph, Mt. Baker ave. Bowes, J. W., agent, 95 Johnson, res. 168 Fort. Bowker, J. S., sr., farmer, Oak Bay. Bowker, J. S., jr., farmer, Oak Bay. Bowles, Richard, wks Wallenstein's, 146 Yates, Bowman, B., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Bowman, Frederick, 83 View. Bowman, W. G., prop Metropolitan stables, 158 Yates, h 142 St. Catherines. Bownass, W., hardware store, 48 Government, res, 28 Rithet Bowness, Frank T. operator Western Union Tel. Co., h 65 Menzies. Bowness, Eliza., wid. Thos., 65 Menzies. Bowness, J. C, clerk, 48 Government, bds. 28 Rithet. Bowness, Mrs., widow, 65 Menzies. Boyd. James, carpenter, h 132 Quadra. Boyd, R., sergeant Royal Marine Artly. Boyle, John B., traveller, Henderson Bros., h 82 Quebec. Brabant, Geo., Old Man's Home. Brabiner, Wm., stonecutter, h Hillside ave. Brackenridge, David, machinist, A. I. Works, h 19 Pioneer. Brackman, Henry, pres. Brackman & Ker, res. Mary. BRACKMAN A KER MILLING COMPANY, LIMITED. NATIONAL MILLS, OUTER WHARF, CEREAL MILLERS, FEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, 125 GOVERNMENT. NATIONAL MILLS, OUTER WHARF. BRANCHES AT NEW WESTMINSTER, VANCOUVER, NELSON, AND EDMONTON, ALTA. Bradburn, John Maddock, of Mason & Bradburn, h 124 Richardson. Bfadbury, —., scene painter, h cor Cor morant & Douglas. . Bradbury, Thomas, stonecutter ana contractor, 95 Blanchard, h 117 Chatham (also Vancouver City). RADEN BROTHERS, SANITARY GAS, STEAM AND HOT WATER ENGINEERS. 70 FORT. TEL. 461. Braden, Edward H, Braden Bros., res. Gorge Rd. Braden, John, ex-M.P.P., h. Gorge road. B GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 857 Braden. VICTORIA OITY. Bridger. Braden, John T., Braden Bros., res, Gorge Rd. Braden, W. H., of Braden Bros., 84 Dallas Rd. Bradley, A., bartender Mt. Baker hotel. Bradley,-A. P., accountant K. M. T. & T. Cor., bds the Vernon. Bradley, Edward, driver, 30 Yates, h 112 Pandora. Bradley, Ernest W., asst city elk rooms 266 Yates. Bradley, James, cabin, 4 McClure. RADSTREET CO., THE, ■ GORDON E WEY, SUPT. 22 and 23 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. Brady & Co., H. J., manf'rs vinegar and pickles, Blanchard near Yates. Brady, H. J., of Brady & Co., h 33 Frederick. Brady, James, mining engineer, h Balmoral Block. Brady, Mrs. James, 61 Douglas. Bragg, Ernest Edw., asst. city water rates collector, h 33 Alfred. Bragg, John F., bartender, Manhattan Saloon, h Richmond ave, cor. Leighton road. Brafield, Charles, retired, h 184 View. Bragg, Edward, bricklayer and contractor, h 33 Alfred. Bragg. Harry A., printer, h Richmond. Ave. Bragg, Mrs. Sarah, widow, h Richmond Ave. Bragg, Wm., captain schr Vera, h 103 Chatham. Braid, Miss, Kate, sten. Martin & Langley, h 78 Pandora. Brakes, Arthur, carpenter, h. Shakes- pere. Brakes, Henry, janitor A. 0. U. W. hall, 150 Yates. Brakes, Samuel H., painter and paper hanger, Sycamore Cottage, N. Pem- •broke. Bramme, C, 18 Rupert. Brammer, E., sec Texada Kirk Lake Gold Mines, 18 Rupert. Branch, Samuel, Cadboro Bay rd. Brandesson, Einar, lab, h 177 Fern- wod Rd. Bransby, J. R, 71 Discovery. ■Brash, O, mgr Bissinger & Co., 38 Yates, res. 197 Johnson. Branston, Miss Lena, h 11 Sayward. BRAVERMAN, ISADOR, MONEY BROKER, ROOM 10, 6 BASTION SQUARE. res, 172 Yates. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. 0 Telephoue 429. Bray & Bassill, prop. B. C. Jobbing & Conf. Co., 31 Store. Bray, John, of Bray & Bassett, 21 Store. Bray, John, sen., room 6 132 Johnson. Bray, John, tobacconist, 21 Store. BRAY, RICHARD, LIVERY, BOARDING AND HACK STABLES, 109 Johnson, h 159 Chatham. Bray, W., Osborne House. Brayfield, Chas., retired, h. 18 N. Park, Brayfield, Chas., h 18 North Park. Brayshaw, Alex., painter, 17 Broughton. Brayshaw, Frank, bookkeeper, 17 Broug- ton. Brayshaw, T. M., carriage builder, 17 Broughton. Breidf jord, John, laborer, 18 Sayward. Breidjord, John, laborer, h 18 Sayward Ave. Breigle, Alfred, bookkeeper, h 1 South Park road. Brenchley, Arthur, mgr. F. R. Stewart. h 120 Belleville. Brenchley, Frederick, butcher, 261 Douglas, h 87 Henry. Brett, Robt. E., dis. manager N. Y. Life Ins. Co., 47 Langley, h. 18 Rupert. Brenen, Mrs., wid. James, h. Craigflower road. Brett, Jane, wid., h 91 Blanchard. Brewster, Harlam,, purser "Princess Louise," h 154 Pandora. Brewster, Mrs. Chas., Hillside Ave. Bride, Herbert, driver, h 6 Garbelly rd. Bride, H., driver B.C. Furniture Co., bds. Victoria flotel. Bride, Wm., buss driver Victoria Hotel. Bridger, eGo., lab., No. 16, 166 Johnson. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA cit: British Columbia. Bridges, Mrs. H. E., music teacher and teacher of painting, h 82 N. Park. Briagman, A. J. Weaver, oi A. W. Bridgeman, A. J. Weaver, mgn.-director Invertavish Floral Co., 35 Fort. Bridgman, Joseph O, acountant, 28 Fort, res. 139 Cadboro Bay road. Bridle, Geo., tailor, h. Lyal Boundary road. Briedfiod, John, Taylor's Mill. Briegel, Alfred W., bookkeeper Henderson Bros., bds. S. Park. Briggs, A. P., prop Empire Hotel, 38 Johnson, h 119 Menzies. Briggs, Albert J., night ticket agt C. P. N. Co. wharf, h 1 George. . Briggs, Harry C., customs clerk R. P. Rithet Co., Ltd., bds. 13cQuebec. Brimacombe, Albert, carp". 72 View. Brinkinan, Martin, motorman B. C. E. Co., h. Boleskin road. BRITISH AMERICA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, PEMBERTON A SON, AGENTS, 45 FORT. BRITISH AMERICA PAINT CO., (Successors to Canada Paint Co., Ltd., in B.C.) PAINTS, COLORS, VARNISHES, ETC. W. T. ANDREWS, MANAGER, 26 STORE STREET. NEW FACTORY, HUMBOLDT ST. AT VANCOUVER, 327 "WATER STREET. British Columbia. Auer Light, Wm. Dalby, agent, 60 Yates. B. C. Bakery & Grocery, J. M. Hughes, prop., 146 Yates, B.C. Candy Kitchen, A. Bancroft, 99 Government. BRITISH COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADBJ WM. A. WARD, PRESIDENT. FRED ELWORTHY, Sec'y. BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING. BASTION SQUARE. British Columbia Cattle Co., Ltd., stock raisers, 64 Wharf. British Columbia Canning Co. (Ltd), Findlay, Durham & Brodie, agts, 98 Wharf. BRITISH COLUMBIA COLD STORAGE AND ICE WORKS, PATTON A SON, PRODUCE A COMMISSION BROKERS. 28 STORE. TELEPHONE 214. British Columbia, Corporation, Ltd Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., agents,' 17 Fort. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD., JOHANNES BUNTZEN, Gen.-Mgr. and Comptroller. J. M. CAMPBELL, Asst. Geii.-Mgr. and Chief Eng. ALBERT T. GOWARD, Local Manager. OFFICE 37 YATES. B.C. Farmers' Co-Op. Produce Co., A. E. Reeves, mgr., 55 Douglas. Bridge, Mortimer, waiter, Union Club. B. C. Furniture Co., J. Sehl, mgr., . 66 and 68 Government, tel 146, factory cor. Montreal and Belleville. British Columbia Jobbing and Confectionery Co., Bray & Bassett, mgrs., 31 Store. BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND _t INVESTMENT AGENCV. real estate and financial agts, C. A. Holland, chief mgr; P. R. Brown, mgr, 40 Government. n RITISH COLUMBIA MARKET O COMPANY, LIMITED. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND PACKERS, E. E. WELCH, Manager. !>7 GOVERNMENT B. C. Development Asso., Ltd., E. B. Billinghurst agent, 54 Government. B. C. District Tel. and Delivery Co., Ltd., T. Watson, mgr., 62 Douglas. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 859 British Columbia. VICTORIA CITY. Brooks. B.C. Marine Railway, Ltd., W. F. Bullen, mgn.-director; fl. F. Bullen, sec'y; works at Esquimalt B. C. Mercantile Agency, J. E. Church, mgr, 14 Trounce Ave. B. C. Milling & Mining Co., 48 Langley, G. E. Redfern, pres.; G. A. Sargison. secy British Columbia Mining and Exploration Co., Ltd., J. F. Foulkes, sec'y- treas., 35 Fort, Henry Croft, engineer and manager. British Columbia Mining Record, H. Mortimore Lamb, mgn. editor, 28 Broad. B. C. Novelty Works, James Newbig- ging, 105 Douglas. B. C. Pioneer, locksmith, works James Waites, 58 Fort. B. C. Pioneer Society, S. Graham, sec, 28% Broad. RITISH COLUMBIA POTTERY Ltd., A. T. MONTEITH, Manager. mfrs. of sewer pipe, chimney pipe, fire bricks, drain tiles, flower pots, ets. 22% Pandora ave., works Constance. Cove road. B BRITISH COLUMBIA PRINTING & ENGRAVING CORP., LTD.. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS. IAN COLTART, MANG.-DIR., COURTNEY, COR. GORDON. PHONE 220. ALSO VANCOUVER. B. C. Protestant Orphanage Home, Hillside Ave. B. C. Southern Ry Co., 45 Fort. B. C. Steam Dye Works, Hearns, McCann & Renfrew, props, 141 Yates. I RITISH COLUMBIA SOAP WORKS W. J. PENDRAY, Prop., 25 HUMBOLDT. Tel. 142. RITISH COLUMBIA DYE WORKS, HEARNS, McCANN & RENFREW, PROPS., 141 YATES. TEL. 200. VANCOUVER FLORAL CO., Corner Burrard and Melville Street^ VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. .&. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager B. C. Sugar Refining Co. (Ltd), James Angus, agt, British Columbia Whol. Grocers' Exchange, Fred Elworthy, sec'y., Board of Trade Building. BB. C. WORKMAN (Weekly), THE ONLY LABOR PAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED BY THE B.C. WORKMAN CO., VICTORIA. British & Foreign Marine Ins. Co., Co., Findlay, Durham & Brodie, agts, 98 Wharf. Britting, A., musician, Delmonico. Broak, Geo., laborer, 61 Humbolt. Brock, Chas., h 29 Mears. Brock, Frederick G., clerk, h 29 Mears. Brock, Federick J., 30 John. Brockhurst, Arthur, butcher, h 11 Penwell. Brocklehurst, Mrs. J. S., widow, 84 Fourth. Brockway, Mable, 16 Douglas. Broderick, Wm., stevedore, h 150 Menzies. Bromley, John, carpenter, h 11 Centre road. Bronell, R., lab., room 38, 132 Johnson. Brook, Geo., silk dresser, 61 Humboldt. Brooker, Thos., Victoria Trans. Co., 15 Bellot. Brooks, Fred, woodworker, res 17 Broughton. Brooks, James, of Vaio & Brooks, 230 Government. Brooks Rev. Eugene Christian, Catholic Church, h 10 North Chatham. Brooks, Samuel, laborer, h 17 Perry. Brooks, Thomas, agt Thorpe Sc Co., Francis Ave. s 860 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Broomley. VICTORIA CITY. Broynolfson. 1 Broomley, George, seal hunter, Francis Ave. . Brown, —., 115 North Park. Brown, —., carpenter, h Pine. Brown, Agustus, bic. repairer, 74 Yates, h 21 Parry. Brown, Arcfl, teamster, 12 Penwell. Brown, Augustine, harness maker, 126 Government. Brown", Austin M., app Norris, rms 38 Pioneer. Brown, A. F., asst. steward Pacific club, h. 21 Perry. Brown, A. R., asst wharfinger outer wharf, 34 Erie. Brown, Capt. George, master mariner, 66 John. Brown, Chas., baker, h Front. Brown & Cooper, fish and fruit, 89 Johnson. Brown, C. R., emp C. P. N. Co., h 69 Mears. Brown, Douglas, captain "Maude," h Sylvia. Brown, Edgar, 32 Churchway. Brown, E., clerk P. O. Brown, E. K., clerk R. A. Brown & Co., h 65 Collinson. Brown, E. K., pressman, h. 65 Collinson. Brown, Francis E., teacher South Park School, h Cadboro Bay road. Brown, Frederick, station agt E. & N. Ry, h Esquimalt Rd. Brown, Geo., emp. Cuthberts, h 50 Frederick. Brown, George, C.P.N. Co., h. 66 Johns. Brown, George, h McCaskell, Vic. W. Brown, Geo., emp. 75 Government Brown, Geo. E., freight checker ~E. and N. Ry., h. Cadboro' Bay road. Brown, Geo. McL., executive agent C. P. R., 59% Government. Brown, Geo. S., clerk, 45 Fort, h Craigflower road. Brown, George W., painter, 66 John. Brown, Gustavus, emp W. J. Hanna, 102 Douglas. Brown, G. H., com agt, 65 Collinson. Brown, Harry, driver, Speed Bros., h. North Park. Brown, Harvey E., bookkeeper, rms 140 Pandora. Brown. Hasting G., hackdriver, h 44 North Park. Brown, Henry T., emp B. C. E. Co., rms 38 Pioneer. Brown, H. G., painter, 21 Perry. Brown, James, 45 N. Chatham. Brown, John tinsmith emp Orr, Store, h. 56 Henry. Brown, John, elk P. 0. Cherry bank, Victoria Crescent. Brown, James, fish munger, h 24 Green Brown, John G., bricklayer, 45 n* Chatham. Brown, J. H., clerk, 42 Fort, h 32 Churchway. Brown, J. H., first curer, h 24 Green. Brown, Mrs., widow Michael O, 38 Pioneer. B ROWN, JOSEPH H., PROP. ALBION HOTEL, 7 HERA\,D, RES. 50 FREDERICK. BROWS JUG SALOON, J. B. Simpson, prop., 51 Government. Brown, Mrs. E., widow, 8 Churchway. Brown, Percival R., mgr. B. G. Land & Invest. Agency, 40 Government, h Craigflower road. Brown, Peter, fish market 71 Johnson, h 84 N. Pembroke. Brown, Robert, carpenter, 70% N. Pembroke. Brown, Robert, emp. Walker's Grocery Esquimalt Rd, h 66 John. BROWN, R. E. L., MINING ENGINEER. BANK OF MONTREAL CHAMBERS RES. DRIARD HOTEL. Brown, R. A., & Co., hardware, crockery, etc., "80 Douglas. Brown, R. A., of R. A. Brown & Co., h 65 Collinson. ' Brown, R. H., 224 Beacon Hill Park. St. Catherines. Brown, ri nomas, sealer, rms Nisbett, Catherine st. Brown, Wm., gardener Govt, house. res. Tolmie ave. Brown, Wm., of Brown & Cooper, h 24 Green. ^"^»-| Brown, William H, 165 Fort. tl Brown, W. F., 165 Fort. Brown, W. Vincent, freight clerk, 106 j Johnson. Browne, E., clerk postoffice. Browne, Geo. E. G., elk res, 50 Frederick. Browne, Mrs. M. O, 32 Churchway. Browne, Thomas P., emp C. Morley, h 56 Michigan. Browne, Wm. Howard, clerk Board of Trade, h. Alder st. Brownlee, A. L., engineer, 222 Simcoe. Broynolfson, Anar, laborer, h 12 Ridge road. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 861 v Bruce. VICTORIA CITY. Burkholder. Bruce, Alexander, Jr., carpenter, rms h Russell. Bruce, Alexander, Sr., ship carpenter, h Russell. Bruce, Herbert, carpenter, h Russell. Bruce, John, engraver, 8 Churchway. Bruce, Joseph, barber. 6 Trounce ave. Bruckett, —., h. 7 McClure. Bruno, Thos., pressman Province, h. "52 Pandora. Bruster, Mrs. Chas, 100 Hillside ave. Brunswicii Hotel, 78 Douglas, Bryant, Harriet, wid. Wm'., h 153 Johnson. Bryan, John, gentleman, h 146 Chatham. Bryant, Rev. C, Methodist minister, Mt. Tolmie. Bryant, W. O, horseshoer, 98 Douglas, h 157 Johnson St. Bryce, James, mgr. Victoria Truck and Dray, h Carey Rd. Bryce, William,, circulation agent Daily Kane, mgr. Thorpe & Co., h Colonist, h 52 Bryce, William, 88 Chatham. Brydal, George, Bryden, John, & N. h Lampson. Dunsmuir Sons, h Head St. Bryden, Thomas, contractor, h 14 Road. Brydges, M., billiardmarker, Union club. Brydges, Stanley, bell-boy Union Club. Bryngolfson, Einox, contractor, h 12 Ridge Rd. Buchholz, Capt. Otto, master mariner, h Edward St. Buckett, Harry, emp. Albion I Works, h 28 Pioneer. Buckett, William, teamster, 32 Franklin. Buckett, William James, salesman, h Maclure. j Buckland, Alfred Wellesley, wharfinger, ' 82 Store. Buckland, A. W., clerk, C. J. V. Spratt. Buckler, Robert, painter, h 136 Pembroke. Buckler, Thomas, carpenter, h 136 Pem- ' broke. Bucklin, Edwin, tailor, 62 Yates. Bucknam, Capt. S. W.. pilot, h Russell, Victoria West. Budden, Charles T., artist, h 134 Fort. Bugsleg, Plat, bridge carpenter E. & N. Ry., h Lampson St. Bull, Wm., brickmaker, 28 Market. Bull, William K., retired, rms 76 Chatham. Bullen, Harry F., Esquimault Marine Ry. Co., Ltd., h Esquimault Rd. WME^A j\N&m< morMC/i ^VICTORIA x^m^ ■.^,,-M.i/j jjxrrr Bullen, Jonathan, bricklayer, h 50 Herald. Bullen, W. Fitzherbert, Esquimault Marine Ry. Co., Ltd., h Esquimault Rd. Bullen, William James, upholsterer, rms 50 Herald. Bullman, Wm., yard-foreman S. L. Lumber Co., res. Mt. Tolmie. Bullock, L. N. B., cashier C.P.R. Tel., bds. the Vernon. Bullock, Mrs., 168 Johnson. Bullock, Wm., carpenter, 168 Johnson. Bundy, Albert O, corporal R. M. A., wk Pt. Bks., h Bunting, Charles R., bookkeeper 49' Fort, h 27 Fernwood. Bunting, Mrs. J., widqw, h 27 Fernwood. Bureau of Mines, W. F. Robertson, prov. mineralogist, Herbert Carmichael assayer and analogist. Burrell, Frank, bookkeeper 45 Fort, h "Sum'merdyne," Oak Bay Ave. Burgess, Arthur Stanley, clerk Carne & Munsie, rooms 3, 210 Pandora. B URGESS, J. P., CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 10 BROUGHTON. h 54 Alfred. Burgess, William L., carpenter, 10 Broughton, h 210 Pandora Ave. Burke, Pat, prop. Bee Hive saloon, cor. Fort and Broad, h 15 Rupert. Burke, T. H, sergt. R. M. A. barracks. Burkholder, Francis H., plumber, rms 12 Caledonia Ave. Burkholder, John Claude, machinist h. 12 Caledona ave. £6 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Calderwood. Burkholder, William H., carpenter, h 12 Caledonia Ave. Burley, Samuel John, laborer, Seventh Ave. Burnett, G. J., organist, h. Battery. Burnett, Harold, printer, h Battery. Burnett, Hina, h Battery. Burnet, Hugh, of Gore, Burnet & Co. . ' Sisters' block, h. 60 Rae. Burnett, Wm. H., drug clerk, h Battery. Burnett, Wm., emp. Farrall's Brewery, h. Lome. Burnett, W., No. 22 166 Johnson. Burney, James, hack-driver, h 1 Quebec. Burns, M., junkman, 28 Johnson, h 29 J ohnson. Burnes, Allan, .188 Douglas. Burns, —., sealer, h 73 King's road. Burns, A. H., sail, tent and awning maker, 75% Wharf, h 47 Second St. Burns, Chas., 73 King's rd. Burns, Edgar M., clerk Great Northern Railway, h 21 S. Turner. BURNS, GAVIN HAMILTON, Manager BANK OF B. N. A. res. Labouchere, cor. Cook. Burns, Capt. James, master mariner, h 128 Blanchard. Burnes, Geo., Bastion square. •Burns, Harry, painter, rms 14 Ridge Rd. Burns, James, foreman longshoreman, room 31, 17 Chatham. Burns, J. D., teamster, 161 Johnson. Burns, J. O, 163 Johnson. Burns, Robt, city traveller, h. Johnson. Burnes, Robt., clerk Sterling House, bds. Bastion square Burns, R. M., 21 South Turner. Burnes, T. J., prop. Burnes House, Bastion square. Burns, William B. A., inspector of schools, h 21 S. Turner. Burnes, Wm. John, clerk, H. M. Customs, h. Bastion Square. Burnside Hotel, Nathan Roland, Burnside road. Burr, Alex., bartender, 90 Yates. Burrell, F., clerk, 45 For,t, h. Oak Bay ave. Burrow, D., tile setter, 40 Vancouver. Burrowes, E. J., 57 Montreal. Burrows, Gilbert John, h 57 Montreal. Burrows, J. T., merchant tailor, 88 Douglas, h 183 Douglas. Burry, C. A., bookkeeper Tupper, Peters & Potts, h Esquimalt road. Burt, George, teamster, 56 Vancouver. Burt, Stephen S., 56 Vancouver. Burt, Wm. A., grocer, cor. Fort and Blanchard, h 56 Vancouver. Burton, —., engineer, h 61 Pandora. Burton, Henry, fireman, rms 109 Chatham. Burton, Mrs. Mark, h. Francis. Burton, W. F., 60 Cook. Burwell, T. D., clerk, Occidental. Buscombe, Joseph, lab., Constance ave. Bushby, George G., C. E., rms W. P. Bullen, Esquimault Rd. Bushby, Henry, clerk, 24 Government, h 109 View-. Butchart, Andrew ,tinner, 8 Store, h Humboldt. Butcher, James, h. 8 Pioneer. Butler, —;., boat-hand, h 8 Labouchere. Butler, A. O., 1 Terrace ave. Butler, Chas., emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Butler, Dan., str. Thistle, 59 Collinson. Butler, Edmund, tailor, 62 Yates, h. Doane block. But er, Fred., pressman Govt. Printing, office, h. 6 James. Butler, Capt. J. E., pilot, 23 Montreal. Butler, John W., master tug Pilot, 28 Store. Butler, John, h 58 Collinson. Butler, Joseph, emp. Albion Iron Wks., h 23 Bodwell. Butler. Robert, printer, government of- j fice, h 18 Kingston. Butler, Robert J., clerk, P. O., h 325 ; Johnson. Butler, William, laborer, rear 30 Store. Butters, James, steward, h 151 Fernwood. Buttery, Geo., of Davis Sc Buttery, h. Saanich road. Byers, W. D., captain of sealer, 97 Toronto. Byrne, Joseph, h 97 Herald. Byrne, Joseph P., cigarmaker, 46}_ Yates, h. 97 Herald. Byrn, Robt. Stavert, bookkeper Turner, Beeton & Co., h 110 Vancouver. Byrne, George, emp. Fairall's soda water factory, h 59 King's Rd. Byrn, J. S., clerk Land Registry office. h Niagara, near Park. Byrnes, Mrs., wid. George, h 10 Rae. Oadham, W. H., room 1 132 Johnson. Cain, —., stevedore, h 35 Humboldt Caine, Charles, barber, 19 Trounce ave., 29 Trounce ave. Cains, Rich., fisherman, h 42 John. Cairns, T. S., asst postmaster, h. cor. Niagara & Randall. Calder, George, carpenter, 29 San Juan Calder, Miss Annie, h 108 Cook. Galderwood, A., custom house, h. 135 Pandora ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 863 Calderwood. VICTORIA CITY. Campbell. Calderwood, Wm., dentist asst, 135 Pandora ave. Caldwell, see also Coldwell. Caldwell,, Ed., h. 144 Fort. Caldwell, E., clerk, 39 Johnson. Caldwell, Harry, C. E., 13 Bodwell. Caldwell, J. L., Globe, h 138 Cook. Caldwell, Norman, h 216 Yates. Caldwell, Walter, warehouseman, h 216 Yates. Caledonian Insurance Co., of Edinburg, • A. W. Jones, agent 28 Fort. Caledonia Park, Foster, Prof. R., caretaker. Caley, Lunt, Esquimalt road. California flotel, 19 Johnson. J. T. Pearce, prop. Calhoun, Charles W., compositor, Colonist, h 28 Simcoe. Callaman, Thos. Francis, fireman, h 4 Edmonton. Callow, Henry, gardener and florist, h Belton Ave. Calwell, Allen, driver, 216 Yates. Calwell, Hugh, jr., hackdriver, 109 Johnson. Calwell, James, of Murray & Oalwell, h 216 Yates. Calvary Baptist Church, Pastor, Rev. Calvert, J., miner, bds 71 Yates. Calvert, M. L., machine hand, Weiler Bros. Cameron, Alexander, farmer, 50 Wallace. Cameron, Alex., h. 33 Chatham. Cameron, Arch., shipwright, h Admiral's road. Cameron, A., farmer, h. Wallace. Cameron, Bismarck,ironer Vic. Steam Laundry, _us. Bruswick. Cameron, Colin, foreman teamster, corporation, 170 Yates. Cameron, C, N., grocer, 127 Douglas, h 80 Superior. Cameron, Edward, printer, bds. Clarence Hotel. Cameron, Elwood, emp. Victoria Steam Laundry, h. Commercial hotel. Cameron, Howard, emp. Vic. Chemical works, h 13 Humboldt. Cameron, John Gordon, grocer, h 153 Superior. Cameron, John, emp Indian office, h 15 Penwill. i Cameron, John, plumber, h 209 Cook. Cameron, John, cattle dealer, 7 Scoresby St. Cameron, Malcolm, drayman, 15 Pen- will. Cameron, Miss Agnes D., school teacher, 34 Michigan. Cameron, Miss O, 326 Douglas, ttttHflft SHOW ' CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White ISnamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Cameron, Miss Jessie, 34 Michigan. Cameron, Mrs., wid. Duncan, 34 Michigan. Cameron, Mrs. Jessie, widow, 34 Michigan. Cameron, Mrs. John Gordon, 153 Superior. Cameron, Mrs. R. A. widow, 326 Douglas. Cameron, Mrs. T., widow, h 14 Cadboro Bay Rd. Cameron, W. G., clothing, 55 Johnson, h 12 Birdcage Walk. Cameron, W. J., blacksmith, 217 Cook. Campbell,' Alexander, mariner, cabins, Humboldt cor McClure. Campbell, Alexander, farmer, Mt. Tolmie Rd. Campbell, Archibald, carpenter, h. 36 Store. Campbell, A., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Campbell, A., clerk, 70 Government, h 53 South Turner. Campbell, A. J., h. 47 Vancouver. Campbell, Capt. Charles, master mariner, h 47 King's Rd. j*> AMPBELL A CO., D., ^ MERCHANT TAILORS, 32 BROAD, COR. TROUNCE AVE., OPPOSITE DRIARD HOTEL. Campbell, Capt. Daniel, master mariner, h 8 North Park. Campbell, Colin, bookkeeper, 78 Wharf, Campbell, Dan., shipcarpenter, 57 Pandora. Campbell. Daniel, of Campbell & Co., h 127 North Park. CAMPBELL, D. H., Drug Store, 66 Fort. •If HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA VICTORIA CITY. Canadian. Campbell, Donald, teamster, h Pembroke nr. Lydia. Campbell, Frank, iron moulder, h Front. CAMPBELL, FRANK, VIRGINIA TOBACCONIST, AND NEWS DEALER, OLD POST OFFICE, GOVT. ST. h 46 Quadra. f^AMPBELL, GEORGE A., ^ COMMISSION AGENT, REPRESENTING DRY GOODS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 7 TROUNCE AVE., Res. BATSPERT St. Campbell, Geo., carpenter, bds. Queen's. Campbell, George, h Henry. Campbell, George, h 44 Rae. Campbell, Geo. W., salesman, Henderson Bros., h 13 Phoenix Place. Campbell, Isaac Douglas, steno., h. 8 N. Park. Campbell, John, teamster, 25 Douglas. Campbell, John M., 98 North Pembroke. Campbell, John, h Dunedin. Campbell, John M., "Newholm," Rockland ave, Campbell, John M., teacher, Cadboro Bay School, h 11 Queen's ave. Campbell, John N., res. "Newholm," Rockland ave. Campbell, J., emp Victoria Transfer. Co. Campbell, J. D., Constance ave. Campbell, Michael, expressman, Cadboro Bay Rd. Campbell, L. A., teacher, h. Russell, Vic. West Campbell, Miss O, clerk, 86 Yates. Campbell, Miss J., 40 Douglas. Campbell, Mrs., widow, h 205 Douglas. Campbell, Mrs. A. D., wid., Donald, janitor Govt, buildings, h. 24 Ontario. Campbell, Mrs. Bell, 22 Frederick. Campbell, Mrs. Jennet K., nurse, h 17 Kane. Campbell, Rev.. Dr. John, pastor First Presbyterian Church, Pandora Ave., h 248 Cook. Campbell, Robert, driver, City Transfer Co. Campbell, Robt., machinist, 33 Bridge. Campbell. Robert, miller, Brackman & Ker, h. 24 Ontario- Campbell, William, gardener, h 64 South Pandora. ■ Camsusa, —., h 90 Cadboro' Bay Road. Camsusa, Louis, painter, 93 Yates, h I 318 Yates. Camsusa, Miss, stenographer at Driard Hotel, res. 318 Yates. Camsusa, Leon J., clerk,' 78 Wharf, h I 318 Yates. } Camsusa, Mrs., Margaret, wid., 318 \ Yates. Canada Accident Sc Plate Glass Ins. Co., j H. G. Ross & Co., agents, 28 Fortia CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., A. W. JONES, AGENT, FIVE SISTERS BLOCK, 28 FORT. Canada Paint Co., Ltd., succeeded by British American Paint Co. C ANADA PERMANENT LOAN & SAVINGS COMPANY, CESARE J. MARANI, GEN. AGENT, VANCOUVER. A. XV. JONES, Agent, 28 FORT. Canada Settlers Loan & Trust Co., A. W. Jones' agent 28 Fort. C ANADIAN DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., H. MAITLAND KERSEY, M«n. Dir., 32 FORT. Canadian General Elec. Co., T. Watson agent, Douglas, cor. View. Canadian Mutual Loan & Investment Co., of Toronto, Lee & Fraser agents, C ANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO., LIMITED, FRANK W. VINCENT, Manager, GEORGE AUGUSTUS CARLETON, Gen. Freight Agent, CHARLES S. BAXTER, Gen. Passenger . 64 WHARF. OFFICE, Tel. 90, C. P. N. CO., WHARF. TEL. 599- m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 805 Canadian. VICTORIA CITY. Carroll. C f\ ANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY *-' B. W. GREER, Freight and Passenger Agt., FIVE SISTERS BLOCK, GOVERNMENT, Cor. FORT. ANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TELEGRAPH OFFICE. SI GOVERNMENT. COR TROUNCE AV. WILLIAM CHRISTIE, MANAGER. Cane, Edward, scavanger, h 49 Discovery. Cane, flenry, Attorney-General's Dept., res. Cadboro' Bay road. Cannell, Hugh, A. I. Works, h 34 Bridge. Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. (Marine), F. C. Davidge & Co., agents. Cantrill, Millard L., blacksmith, 85 John. Cantrill, R. L., blacksmith, 85 John. Cantrill, William M., rms 85 John. Capital Planing Mills, Lemon, Gonnason & Co., Or- Orchard. Rock Bay. Capital saloon, Thos. F. Flewin, 7 Yates. Card, James, shoemaker, 104 Fort. Car. ew-Gibson, E. A., first clerk Dept. of Agriculture, h. 193 Fort. Carey, C. J, clerk 72 Wharf, h ' 22 Quebec. Carey, Joseph W., sr., h 318 Douglas. Carey, Joseph William, jr., farmer, 318 Douglas. Cariboo Reefs Development Co., Ltd., 41 Government. Carleton, George A., general freight agent C. P. N. Co., h 326 Douglas. Tel. 106. Carlow, E., Mt. Tolmie. Carlow, Ezra, hack driver, h 27 Cal- donia Ave. Carlow, E., Vic. Transfer Co. Carlow, Frank, painter 106 N. Park. Carlow, Horatio N., laborer, h 106 N. Park. Carlow, Miss Mary, book binder, 106 N. Park. Carlow, Mrs. H. J. widow, h 27 Caledonia Ave. Carlow, Miss Fanny, tailoress, emp. Thomas & Grant's, rms 27 Caledonia Ave. Carlow, Wilmot W., upholsterer, h 112 North Park. WEJLJL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters tor Commercial Travellers The HOTEL WILSON NAN Aim©, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Carlow, W., driver. 6 Yates, h North Park. Carleton, W., sergt, Royal Marine Artillery. Oarlyon, Mrs., wid. Wm. R., 329 Douglas. Carmichael, A., bookkeeper, 20 Bastion, h 11 Richardson. Carmichael, Duncan, painter, h Pembroke. Carmichael, Herbert, government assayer -and provincial analyst, h Bay Terrace. Carmichael, John, engineer, B. C. Pottery Co., h 54 Princess Ave. Carmichael, Mrs. S., widow, 51 Vancouver. Carmichael, W. N., h. 51 Vancouver. Carmody, Daniel, h 46 Pembroke. Carmoy, .Charlie, emp at cannery, Victoria West, h Indian Reserve, Esquimalt Rd. Carhhan, Robert, harnessmaker, h 61 Pandora. Carne, Fred, jr., grocer, 80 Yates, h. 284 Yates. Carne, F., prop Angel hotel, 45 Langley. Carney, Mrs., widow, rear 30 Store. Carnie, Ebenizer, 12 Green. Caro, Ernest, second-hand store, h 128 Quadra. Carpenter, A. M., grocer, 13 Herald. Carr, Arthur Joseph, clerk Bank of B. N. A., bds. 144 Menzies. Carr, The Misses, 44 Carr. Carr, Peter, 13 Collinson. Carrol, James, Province Cigar Co., h Indian Reserve. Carroll, James, longshoreman, cabins, Herald. Carroll, Patrick H., emp. E. & N. Ry., h Ind. Res., Victoria W. tf *^«** % v4 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Calleraht Carrow, John, blacksmith, h 15 Spring road. Carroll, W., clerk, M. W. Waitt & Co. Carruth, Thos., emp. Victoria Trans- per Co., bds. Queen's Hotel. Carruthers, Arthur, lab., h 4- Cameron. Carruthers, Dr., Mt. Baker Hotel. Carter, Clarence, clerk Geo. Hinton, h 158 Michigan. Carter, Edward, laborer, h N. Pembroke. •Carter, Herbert Porter, h Johnson. Casanave, Alexander, farmer, Cadboro Bay Rd. Carse, William, electrician B. C. Electric Tramway Co., h 12 Cameron St. Carson, Thomas, engineer City Electric Light h 70 Kane. Carson, William George, City Police, 28 Henry. Carter, Edward, policeman, h 9 Oscar. Carter, Edward, bottler, Victoria brewery, h 62 Kings Rd. Carter. Eustace, warehouseman H. B. Co., h Alpha. •Carter, E. A. A., 24 Rae. ARTER, GEORGE, INDENTOR, MERCANDISE BROKER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, IMPORTER, Ac 47J GOVERNMENT, Res. 268 YATES. Carter, George P., baggage checker N. P. Ry., h 224 Fort. Carter, James, lab., 73 North Park. Carter, Lottie, wid. James, 73 N. Park. Carter, Mrs. E. A., 24 Rae. ; Carter, Mrs. Thelia, widow, Alpha St. Carter, Robt., clerk, 134 Government, h 58 Rock Bay Ave. CARTER, RICHARD HENRY, physician, 85 Fort. Carter, Stephen, carpenter, h 59 King's road. Carter, Thos. E., bottler, 70 Chatham. Carter, Thos. W., clerk, 134 Govern- h 56 Rock Bay Ave. Carter, William O., clerk assessor's office, Government buildings, h 17 Harrison. Carthew, John A., mgr salmon cannery, h 262 Yates. Cartman, J., clerk 6 Broughton, h 193 Fort. Cartmel. Daniel, Jr., clerk, h 193 Fort. Cartmel, Daniel W., Lloyds surveyor. 12 Wharf, h 193 Fort. Carto, Samuel, sec. foreman, h. Roderick. Casanave, Alex. O, Cadboro Bay road. '. Casca Trading Sc Transportation Co., A. W. Jones, sec'y, 28 Fort st. Casca Trading and Trans. Co., Arnold Pike., pres.; A. W. Jones, sec'y, 28 Fort. Case, H. O-., mill-hand, h Saanich road. Case, Joseph, truck driver, h 121 Michigan. Cashmore, Thomas, Book Exchange. 103 Douglas, h 68 Princess. Casselton, Harry, painter R. Lettice, h Saanich road. Cassidy, Robert, of Cassidy & Davey, res. Union Club. ASSIDY A DAVEY, (Robert Cassidy & Arthur Davey.) BARRISTERS-AT-LAW, AND SOLICITORS, 32 LANGLEY ST. Cascade Packing Co., Naas river, Cascade brand, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., < agents. Ca ford, John, Marine Iron Works. Ga ford, Wm., Marine Iron Works. CASSIAR CENTRAL RAILWAY CO., Albert F. Griffiths, sec'y, 34 Fort. Casey, Louis, lumber merchant, h 242 ' Fort. Casnow, Alexander, dairyman, Rich- j mond Rd. Casselton, Charles, assistant porter T. Earls, h 32 Mason. | Caselton, Frederick, undertaker's assistant, 52 Government, h 57 Mears. Casselton, Richard, porter 92 Wharf, h 189 Chatham. Casselton, Thos. Edwin, h. 189 Chatham. CastOn, J., emp. B.C. Elec Ry. Cates, Lome, conductor Elec. Ry., h 70 Frederick. Cathcart. J., clerk 83 Government, h 342 Johnson. Cathcart, Henry, Jr., typewriter Lands and Works Dept., Government build- | ings, rms 342 Johnson. Cathcart, Henry, jr., clerk, Lands and .] Works Dept, 342 Johnson. Cathcart, Henry, Sr., city employee Water Works, h 342 Johnson. Cathcart, John, salesman Wilson Bros., , rms 342 Johnson. Cathcart, William, clerk, Paterson Shoe Co.. Ltd., rooms 342 Johnson. Catterall, Frank, emp. Lemon, Gonason & Co. Catterall, Harry, carpenter, 47 First j GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Catterall. VICTORIA CITY. Child. Catterall, John, plumber 74 Douglas, h 47 First. Catterall, Thomas, contractor, 47 First. Catterall, William, emp. 177 Douglas, | h 47 First. Caughell, Robert Hunter, bds Telegraph Hotel. Cave, Alfred E., letter carrier, h Pow- derley Ave. Cave, Edward, waiter Dallas Hotel. Cave, Herbert J. bookkeeper Robert Ward & Co., h Mary, Victoria W. Cave, W. J., law clerk 20 Bastion, h Powderley Ave, Victoria W. Cavin, Capt. John, master mariner, 32 John. Cavin, George Walker, ship carpenter, 35 Queens Ave. Cavin, Guy H., painter 47 Government, h. 36 Frederick. Cavin, John, 29 King's road. C. C. & J. Mining & Dev. Co., D. E. Campbell sec, Board of Trade, Bastion Square. Celes, H. B., asst. acct. Bank of B.C., 252 Yates. Centennial Methodist Church, Gorge Road. Central Drug Store, cor Yates and Douglas. Central school for girls, Roman Catholic, Sisters of St. Ann, View st. Central School and High School, School St. Cessford, George W., sealer, h Mary St. Cessford, James, miner, Esquimalt rd. Cessford, Robert, carpenter, h Mary St. Cessford, T., cor. Edward & Mary. Cetterfield, Chas., bartender Driard. Chadwick, Aured, picture framer, emp. Sommers, Government, rms 91 Herald. Chadwick, George, drug clerk 59 Johnson, h 91 Herald. Chadwick, Thomas, P. 0. clerk, h 68 Quadra. Chaffey, Bett, bartender, Delmonico saloon. Chalfield, John K., law student, 21 Bastion, Chalk, Philip, lab., res. David. Challoner & Mitchell, jewellers, 47 Government. Challoner, Thos., 14 Stanley ave. Challoner- Wm. L., of C. & Mitchell, h 101 Kingston. Chalmers. Wm, 80 Kane. Chamberlin, S. L., bartender 280 Yates. Chambers, Arthur Hyde, photo, 59i/ Covernment, h. Clarke. CONSULT TIZ-3 MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Chambers, Coote, clerk, rms Rev. Barber, h Bay Terrace. Chambers, Graham, canneryman, h 331 Johnson. Chambers, J. H., bartender, Rock Bay Hotel. Chambers, Robt., mgr. cannery, h 329 Johnson. Chambers, Walter S., Sayward Saw Mill Co., h Greenwood, Gorge Rd. Champion, Wm., of Champion & Pet- tingell, h. Fort, cor. Quadra. Chance, William, carpenter, emp. J. C. Mesher, 40 First. Chapland, Frank, emp. Telephone office, 'h 8 Pioneer. Chapman, Clara, steno. Ames Holden Co., res. Oakland ave., near Lansdown. Chapman, Headley, h 224 Katherine. Chapman, John, driver, Johns Bros., h. Oaklands. Chapman. Howard, traveler Ames Holden, h 142 Menzies. Chapman, Richard, gardener, Oakland ave. Chapman, W. F., lance corporal, compounder of medicines, Work Point Barracks. Charles, William, 216 Fort. Charlton, Arthur O, expressman, h 14 Milne St. "Charmer," str., Capt. G. Rudlin, Canadian Pacific Nav. Co. Charters, Miss K. J., h. 14 Princess. Chatfield, J. K.. student-at-law, h. Menzies, cor. Quebec. Check Bank, Ltd., R. S. Day, agent, 42 Fort. Checkson, L., steward, 116 Government. Cheekham, Geo., emp. saw mill, h Indian Reserve. Oheeseman, Wm. M., h. 71 North Park. Cherry, John, emp Weiler's Factory, h Catherine St. Chester, Samuel, bartender, 9 Herald. Child, Sidney, law student, h Mount Tolmie. awg.&c.'i^'O* HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Oity. Child, Reginald, law student, h Mount Tolmie. Chilkoot, R. R. & T. Co., Dodwell, & Co., agents, 64 Government. Chilcoot Trading Co., of Dyea, Shall- cross, Macaulay & Co., mgrs., 11 Bastion. Child, F. T. miner, Mt. Tolmie. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. See end of Victoria Alphabetical Directory. Ghipchase, Robert, contractor, bds. Do- minoin flotel. Chislett, Albert, Colonist, Tolmie road.; Chislett, Charles, jr., emp Colonist, Tolmie Ave., outside limits. Chislett, Charles, sr., carpenter, Tolmie Ave., outside limits. Christianson, Miss, clerk Arcade. Christeanson, O., h. 18 Edmonton. Christensen, A., master tug "Czar." Christianson, Peter, laborer, h 8 Taunton. Christie, David, carpenter, h 109 North Chatham. Christie, Elbridge. builder, 37 David. Christie, Gilbert D., clerk, 132 Govt. h 206 Yates. Christie, James, pattern-maker, Albion Iron Works, h 2 Blanchard. Christie & Lewis, gen. jobbers, 109. Fort. Christie, Miss C. O, school teacher, 2 Blanchard. Christie, Miss I. R., school teacher, 2 Blanchard. Christie, Rev. J., Church of Scotland, 2 Blanchard. Christie, Wm., prop. Market Exchange, - h 99 Fort. Christie. William, manager C. P. R. Tel. Co., h 57 Vancouver. Christianson, Peter, laborer, h room 8. 60 Store. Christenson, Andrew, captain Czar, h . 9 Montreal. Christenson. James, pilot, h 9 Montreal. Christian Catholic Church, Rev. Eugene Brooks, pastor, Pandora. Christooher, David, clerk 101 Gorge road. Christopher, Edmund, tailor 101 Gorge road. Christopher, Edward, tailor 101 Gorge road. Christopher, Frank, waiter Union Club. Christopher. William, engineer (Spratt & Grav, h' 101 George road. Christopher. W. B., h 101 Gorge road. Christooher. W. B.. clerk, 78 Govern- mount, h 101 Gorge road. Christ Church Sunday School, 8 Quadra. Chrow, John, printer, Colonist, h 12 Scoresby. Chrow, William, clerk 39 Johnson; h 196 Fort. Chudley, William M., accountant, h 2 \ Oswego cor Belleville. Chungranes, Demetrius, fish and fruit, 46 Government, h 1 Toronto. Church of England, Victoria West, Henry St., Rev. W. D. Barber, pastor. Church, Jerome E., B. C. Mercantile Agency, 14 Trounce Ave, h 141 Cadboro Bay Rd Church, J. W., M. A., principal Victoria College, Churchill, Miss Elizabeth, teacher Chinese Home, 100 Cormerant, h. 91 Blanchard. Churton, Mrs. A., widow, 62 Humboldt. Churton, Stanley, emp. Okell & Morris. 62 Humboldt. , ITY DIRECTORY, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, 77 JOHNSON STREET. ALSO VANCOUVER. CITY OP VICTORIA , CHARLES REDFERN, Mayor, WELLINGTON, J., DOWLER, C.M.O., CITY HALL, 112 DOUGLAS, BET. PANDORA AND CORMORANT. City Auditor's Dept., city hall, James L. Raymur. City Assessor, William M. Northcott, city hall. City Board of Health, James Wilson. inspector, city hall. City Cemetery, Robt. Allan, keeper. Gitv Electric Light station,. Matbew, flutchison, supt., foot Telegraph st City Engineer's Department,, C. H. Topp. City Engineer. . City Fire Dept., Thos. Deasy, Chief. City Free Library, Henry Gowaro. librarian. «o City Market, E. C. Johnson, supt., 0 Cormerant. _ , .„v I City Medical Health Officer, RoderloK L. Fraser. '^i^'-^m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 869- City. VICTORIA CITY. Clay. City Police, H. W. Sheppard, Chief. City Police Court, city hall, police magistrate, H. G. Hall. City Pound, Frank Curran, pound-keeper, Chambers st. City Repair Shop, Pandora Ave. •Ctiy Stables, Colin . Gameron foreman, 153 Yates. & j City Treasurer and Collector, Charles Kent, city hall. City Waterworks, August Borde, water collector. City Boot & Shoe Store, 85 Douglas. City Candy Factory, H. A. Lilley prop, 105 Douglas. Citv of Naniamo, steamer, W. E. Gardener, master, E. & N Wharf. m{ li.d CITY TRANSFER CO., Wheeler & Lambeth, props., 9 Fort. Tel. 190. Clagg, Wm., lab., 85 Fairfield road. Clair, Wm., cook, 36 Store. Clanton, Frederick, blacksmith, h Topaz. Clanton, H. R., cabin No. 5, Bridge St. Clanton, Robert Thompson, clerk M. R. Smith's, Topaz Ave. Clanton, R. W., printer, h 32 Bridge. Clarence, Hotel, • Adams & Skinner, props., 102 Yates. Clark, Angus, teacher, 40 Vancouver. Clark, Duncan McL., foreman steve dore, h 92 Niagara. Clarke, Frank I., Globe, fi" 61 Superior. Clark. Fred, emp. Pacific Club, h 8 Kane. Clark, Geo., grocer, h 17 North Park. Clark, George, baker, 39 Fort. Clark, G. J., Mrs., widow, h 86 Belleville. Clark, G. W., miner, bds. 117 Yates. Clarke, Harry, h 61 Superior. Clark, H. O, clerk Bank of B.N.A., 15 Menzies. Clark, John, laborer, h Powderly Ave. Clark, John, h 6 McClure. Clark, John A., linotype operator, Colonist, bds. Dominion Hotel". Clark, Joseph, ship carpenter, 172 View. Clark, Kate, wid. Wm., h. 124 Douglas. Clarke, Mrs., widow, h 6 Edmonton. Clark, Mrs., wid, res. Edward. Clark, Robert, boilermaker, 35 Frederick. Clark. Robt. N.. 35 Federick. Clark. Robt. W., printer Govt, offlce, 4 St. John. Clark.Walter, millright, h 92 Niagara. Clark, Watson, farmer, Oakland Ave. Clark, W. H., printer, h Cadboro Bay Rd. cor Chestnut. FM£«Mmr&\ fCLOrHM/i ^VICTORIA ,W^ ■-et,L+iXrl &ZS*mE?- Clark, William, carpenter, 185 Yates. Clark, W. J., farmer, Richmond Rd. Clarke, Capt. Charles Edward, port warden and harbor mastei, h 36 Mason. Clarke, George W., emp Canada Paint Co., h 68 North Pembroke. Clark, Hardress, grocer, old P. O., h 2 Stanley. Clarke, J. B., of Clarke & Pearson, h 86 Discovery. Clarke, Mary, h. 52 Menzies. Clarke, Mrs. S. A., widow, 86 Belleville. LARKE «!fc PEARSON, (James Benjamin Clarke and Edward Pearson.) STOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, 17 YATES. Clarke, Robt., asst. caretaker Drill Hall, h 24 Menzies. Clarke, R., warehouseman B. C. Cold Storage & Ice Works, h 128 Chatham. Clarke, R. W. Printer, h 4 St.. John. Clarke, Thos. D., carpenter, h. Shakespeare ave. Clarke, Walter, driver, Porter's, h 8 Kane. Clarke, Watson, farmer, Oakland ave. Clarke, William H, laborer, h 68 N. Pembroke. Claxton, Fred J., 60 Yates, h. 55 Fernwood road. Clay, Ernest, clerk 118 Johnson. Clay, Frank, clerk, 118 Johnson. Clay, Henry (Jenet L., widow), confectioner, 39 Fort. Claxton, Mrs.. Pandora, cor. Vancouver. Clay, Reginald, Occidental Hotel. Clay, Rev., pastor St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, h 55 Birdcage Walk. <@&'j*# 870 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Clay. VICTORIA CITY. Colburn. Clay, Samuel, grocr, 114 Johnson. Clayards, W., policeman, h. 31 Work. Clayton, A. A., jeweller, 29 Fort, h. 24. Rae. Clayton, Charles J., carpenter, 55 Henry St. Clayton & Costin, bicycle repairers and machinists, Johnston st. Clayton, Geo. L., of Clayton ■& Costin, 2 Johnson. Clayton, Geo. L., of Clayton & Costin, h 149 View. Clayton, Mrs. E. A., h. 24. Rae. Clayton, W. M., boat house, Oak Bay. Clayton, W., teacher Gordon Head school, Mt. Tolmie. Clayoquot Fishing & Trading Co., T. Earle, agent, 92 Wharf. Clear, Charles, carpenter, rms 92 North Chatham. Clearihue, Alex., of J. & A. Clearihue, h. Cadboro' Bay road, cor. Stadacona. Clearihue, Joseph, of J. & A. Clearihue, h Cadboro Bay Rd. Clearihue, J. & A., produce, 26 Yates. Clearihue, Peter, painter, 40 Fort, h cabins, at cor Humboldt & McClure. Clegg, J.,, milkman, 145 Fairfield. Glegg, Thos., clerk, 63 Yates, h. 145 Fairfield. Clegg, William, emp city, 145 Fairfield. Clemence, S. G., dentist, 98 Yates, h 148 Cormorant. Clement, Fred. G., clerk, 58 Government, h. 99 Quadra. Clements, John R., teamster Sayward's mill, h. 74 Princess ave. Clements, W., fireman, 111 View. Cleveland, M. E., Oak Bay ave. Cleveland, M. E., carpenter, 189 Yates. 148 Cormerant. Cleverley, Phil., 45% View. Cliff House, E. H. Henley prop., Cliff Point, Dallas road. Clifton, Chas., shooting gallery, 162 Government, h 132 Johnson. Cline. Walter J., clerk, 40 Yates. Clovelly College, Mrs. Kitto, 69 Belcher. Cluness, Colin, sealing captain, 6 Humboldt. Clunk, Alfred, car repairer E. & N. R., h Douglas Rd. Clyde, A. J. & Co., stoves & hardware, 42 Johnson. Clyde, A. J.( of A. J. Clyde & Co., h Charles St. Clyde, Edward, boiler-maker, A. I. W., h 28 Rock Bay Ave. Clyde, Frederick, printer, Colonist, h 28 Rock Bay Ave. Clyde, Mrs. Alexander, widow, h 28 Rock Bay Ave. mi Clyde, Thos., bookkeeper, 122 Govern-! ment, bds. Commercial Hotel. Goachen Horses Hotel, W. B. Smith, prop., Esquimalt road. Coalson, George, cabinetmaker, h 190 Yates. Coates, James, clerk, 61 Government, h 181 Chatham. ) Coates, James M., clerk, 74 Cormorant, h. 181 Chatham. Coates, John, clerk, 34 Broad, h 41 South road. Coates, John A., carpenter, h 41 South Rd. Coates, J. W., clerk D. Spencer's, bds Queen's hotel. Coates, P. C, clerk 51 Langley, 41 South|road. Coates,' W. L., clerk, 44 Johnson, h. 181 Chatham. Coates, William H., nickel-plater h 181 Chatham. Coburn, John W., conductor E. & N. R., bds Wilson hotel. Coburn, J., sealer, h Francis ave. Cochenour, James A., baker, 75 Government, beds. 117 Yates. OCHRANE, JOHN, DRUGGIST, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, IOO YATES, COR. DOUGLAS, PHONE 482. h. 198 Yates. Cody, John, longshoreman, h. 33 Chatham. Coffee, Mrs., wid. Wm., h Seventh. Cogswell, O. H., Customs house, res. 163 Cook. Cohen-Hirschel H., Cassiar Central. Ry Co., res. Mount Baker Hotel. "Cohn, Harry, waiter Bank Exchange ' bds. Clarence. Cohn, Henry, waiter Bank Exchange, rooms Clarence. Coigdarripe, J., Craigflower road. Coigdarippe, John, h Craigflower Rd. Coigdarippe, Louis, milk man, Mt. Tolmie. Coker, S. E., of Simons & Coker, 25 Government. Colbert, Ed" plumber, rms 17 Stanley. Colbeck, Thos., farmer, Saanich road. Colbert, John, plumber, 74 Douglas, h 17 Stanley. Colbert, J. L., bookkeeper, 74 Douglas, h 17 Stanley. Colburn, John, seal hunter, Francis Ave, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR: 871 Colby. VICTORIA CITY. Columbia. Colby, Albert carpenter, h. 31 Front, Vic. West. Coldwell. See also Caldwell. Coldwell, George A., supt. B.C. Printing and Engraving Corporation, Ltd., h Belton ave., Victoria W. Coldwell, Harry, surveyor, h 13 Bodwell. Cole,- Catherine, wid. George, h 113 N. ?ark- • ,_ or Cole, Frederick, master mariner, h 85 North Pembroke. Cole, Harry T., prop. Pritchard House, cor. Government and Yates, h. 20 Princess. Cole, H., emp Victoria Chemical Wks. h 63 St. Lawrence. €ole, James T., lab., h. 17 Putnam. Cole, John Thos.,, h. 17 Put nam. Cole, John, cook, 17 Putnam. Cole, Jordan, mariner, 17 Putnam. Cole, Ralph O, bicycle repairer, 74 Yates. Cole, Reginald St John, artist, h. 150 Fort. Cole, Selby, cigarmaker, 17 Putnam. Coles, A.-, clerk Robt Ward, h. Menzies. Coles, Frank Henry, clerk, 72 Government. Coles, Mrs. Elizabeth, h. Lansdown rd. Coles, Richard, laborer, h 143 Quadra. Coley, Edward, emp. A. 1. Wks., h 27 Market. Colin, Jas. O, traveller, 13 Yates, h52 Menzies. Colin, T., constable, h 6 North Park. Collector of Votes Victoria City and Esquimalt district, Harvey Combe, Law Courts, 40 Langley. College, John, fisherman, Indian Reserve. Collegiate School, Rev. J. W. Laing, M. A., principal; Rev. C. E. Sharp and Rev. W. W. Burton, Burdett ave. Colley, Frank, P. 0. letter carrier, h 39 David. Collins, George, owner of sealing schrs Casco and Diana, h 47 Henry St. Collins, James, stevedore for McDermot, 38 Johnson. Collins, James H., carpenter, h Craigflower Rd. Collins, John, emp. soda water works, h 14 Avelon road. , Collins, J. O, foreman Thorpe, h 14 Avelon road. Collins, Mrs., wid. Thomas, h. 14 Avelon Toad. Collins, Timothy, Victoria Fire Dept., h 102 Fisguard. Collis, Albert, conductor, 4 Jackson. Collis, e.. caretaker S. "Park school, h | Jackson. * Collister, John, h. Orrigflower road. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, BHIh»1 "^Q^jbhHI Commercial Work' given Special & Personal Attention Collister, John R., of Barnsley & Co., h Arm St. Collister, Richard, inspector of hulls, h Dallas Rd. Collister, William H., draughtsman. I. Wks., h 78 Rock Bay Ave. Collyer, Geo., freight clerk, h 32 Toronto. Collyer, Thos. R., h 32 Toronto. f-\OLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. OF WINNIPEG, H. M. GRAHAME, AGENT, 41 GOVERNMENT. Colonial Metropole Saloon. • Joseph Sauer, prop.. 33 Johnson. Colonist Hotel, Alfred Wood, prop., Simcoe, cor. Katherine. I^OLONIST PRINTING AND |1| PUBLISHING CO., LTD., W. H. ELLIS, Manager, PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND BOOKBINDERS, BROAD, OPP. TROUNCE AVE. Colquhoun, Archibald, porter, 70 Wharf, h 172 Cadboro Bay road. Colquhoun, Mrs. J., widow, h 174 Cadboro Bav Rd. Colston, Mrs., wid. G., Oak Bay ave. Colston. W.. of Baker & Colston. 195 Douglas. Coltart, Ian, manager B.C. Printing and Engraving Corporation, Ltd., h "Acadia," Craigflower road. Columbia Flouring Mills Co., of Enderby & Vernon, R. P. Rithet & Co. agts., 61 Wharf. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Victoria city. Copeland. Columbia Mining Co. of Victoria, B. O, Ltd. Ly., 45 Fort. Colvin, James, shipcarpenter, 53 Work. Colvin, R. W., prop. Clyde ship yard, h 53 Work. Colwell, James, of Murray & Colwell, h Yates. Colwell, W., blacksmith. 107 Johnson! Combe, Harvey, Dept. Registrar Supreme Court, h. 12 Rockland ave. Comeford, John, miner, bds. 117 Yates. Comenski, Joseph Wm., h Maria. Comer, Edward, St. Joseph's Hospital. Cominsky, Joseph, tailor, h Chatham: Commercial Hotel bar, Wm. Field, 116 Douglas. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, (OF LONDON, ENG.) H. M. GRAHAME, Agent, 41 GOVERNMENT ST. Conchenour, Francis I., carriage painter, 222 Cook. Condron, Mrs. Clara, wid. Eugene, h 199 Johnson. Confederation Life Ass., A. St. G. Flint, agent, 18 Broad. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. First, 47 Pandora. Conlin, Ellen, wid, Patrick, h 6 North Park. Conlin, Michael J., h 128 Quadra. Conlin, Thomas, policeman, h 6 N. Park. Conn, John, farmer, Burnside Rd. ONNECTICUT FIRE INS. CO., MUNN, HOLLAND A CO., AGENTS, 34 BROAD. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., Yates & Williams agents, 44 Fort. S. W. Bodlev, city agent, Connell, John Cooper, h 170 Johnson. Connell, T., Esquimalt road. Connent, Miss Adella, Jr., assistant B. C. Protestant Orphans' Home, Hillside Ave. CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS. French,—Harry M., Grahame, 41 Government. German—Carl Loewenberg, 83 Wharf. Sweedish and Norwegian, Robert Ward, Temple building Fort. United States—Abraham E. Smith, 43% Government. Conwell, James, lab., 205 Douglas. Cook, —., h 222 View. Cook, Alex., emp Lenz & Leiser, h 44 Cadboro Bay Rd. Cook, George J., dry goods, Esquimalt Rd. Cook, Hubert Francis, h Catherine St. Cook, Hubert J., ship carpenter, h Catherine. Cook, John, photo, h 105^ Douglas. Cook, John, blacksmith, 131 Johnson, h 163 Fernwood. Cook, Mrs. H, widow, h 44 Cadboro Bay Rd. Cook, Thos., carpenter, 13 Humbolt. Cook, Wm., farmer, Saanich road. Cooke, Fred, bartender, bds. Oolonist Hotel. Cookson, C. M., Plumber cor Broad and Johnson, h Craigflower road and Sunnyside ave. Cooley, H., contractor, h 152 Menzies. Cooley, H. V., contractor, 152 Menzies. Cooness, Stacey, second-hand dealer, h 201 Johnson. Cooper, —., night clerk Dallas Hotel. Cooper. CharJes, gardener, 134 Cormorant. Cooper, Chas., tailor, 57 Government, h. 134 Cormorant. « Cooper, C. W., painter, 93 Yates, h Blanchard. Cooper, George, butcher B. C. Market, h 134 Cormorant. Cooper, J., boot black; cabin, 171 Johnson. Cooper, Mahlon, miner, cabins rear of 35 Humboldt. Cooper, Mike, fish dealer, Indian Reserve. Cooper, Richard E., of R. E. Cooper & Co., h 6 Harrison. Cooper, R. E., & Co., commission agents, 5 Oriental Alley (upstairs). Cooper, R. T., manager Manitoba Produce Co., 5 Johnson, h 81 Carr. Cooper, Robt., emp. Blackman & Ker, h Dallas road. Cooper, Thos., of Brown & Cooper, h. 134 Cormorant. Cooper, Wm., butcher, 134 Cormorant. Coopman. L.. bartender, h 61 Pandora. Cooves, Dolly, clerk, 88 Yates, h. 115 Yates. Cooves, Lucy, widow August C, h. 115 Yates. Cope, Joseph, emp. Chemical Works, h 13 Humboldt. Copeland, Chas.,.carpenter, bds. 49 Store. Copeland. George, teamster J. J. Walsh, h 61 Johns. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Copeland. VICTORIA CITY. Crabb. Copeland, Samuel, emp. Powder Works, h 61 Johns. Copeman, A., bartender Queens' Hotel. Coppock, Miss Elizibeth, Jubilee Hospital. Corbett, A. W., 199 Fort. Corbett, Samuel, 114 Yates. Corbett, Thos., waiter Driard hotel. Corder, James, h. 77 Chambers. Corder, J. N. bookkeeper, 77 Chambers. Corder, Thomas, emp. B. C. Electric Tramway Co., h 77 Chambers. Corder, W., 57 Government, h. 77 Chambers. Corinson, Murar, bartender, 26 Johnson. Cormack, Miss M. H. clerk, 134 Douglas. Cornwall, F. T., law student 21 Bastion, res. the Vernon. Cossar, Miss C, midwife, h 5 James. Costello, John, moulder A. I. W., h 13 Humboldt. Costin, F. N., of Clayton & Costin, Four Mile House. Cotsfora, Jonn, boilermaker, h Frederick. Cottenham, W. F., driver Victoria Transfer Co. Cotter, Thos., Lion saloon, 116 Chambers.. Cotter, Wm., emp. Albion I. Works, h 34 Bridge. Cotton, Aured T., salesman E. G. Prior Co., h 18 Hillside. Cotton, Hon. Francis L. Carter-Cotton, M.P.P., Minister of Finance. Cottrell, G. H., clerk C.P.R. Cotwell, —., insurance, h 193 Fort. Couchenour, Francis, David, carriage painter, h 222 Cook. Couglan, John, J emp. Warner & Co., h Douglas. Couglan, John, contractor and of Warner & Co., h 356 Douglas. Coughlan, Thomas, plumber's apprentice, h. Douglas. Coudbeck, Thomas, farmer, Carey Rd. Coulter, David, retired, h 15 Coburg. Coulter, S., driver B.C. Market Co., M* Dominion Hotel. County Court, Harvey Combe, registr*"- law courts, 40 Langley. Courtney, Geo. L., traffio manager F. & N. Railway, h 143 Cadboro Bay raad. Courtney, Mrs. H. O, widow, 108 Cook. Cousins, Leonard, Jr., carpenter, h 56 Fourth. Cousins, Leonard, carpenter, h 56 Fourth. Cousins, Miss Mabel, dressmaker, h 56 Fourth. Courves, Lucy, wid. Augustus, 169 Johnson. . i DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. Coverdale, Richard, farmer, Tolmie Av. outside limits. Cowan, John E., laborer, h 25 Humboldt. Cowan, J. E., bookkeeper, 58 Government, h 74 flenry. Cowan, J., h 7 jsianchard. Cowell, W. J. R., B. A., F. G. S., mining engineer, Cowgill, James, 21 Green. Cowley, John J., h. 134 View. Cowley,-Wm., A. I. Works, bds. 13 Humboldt. Cowper, H. M., h 47 Boyd. Cowper, Jesse, 97 Menzies. Cowper, Miss H., 97 Menzies. Cox, Arthur, clerk Arcade. Cox, Capt. Clarence N., master h 109 Chatham. Cox, Capt. John G., of E. B. Marvin & Co., h 42 Kings Rd. Cox, Capt. Rupert, master mariner, h 136 Quadra. Cox, Capt. William, master mariner, h 136 Quadra. Cox, Chas, clerk, 32 Yates, h. 38 Humboldt Cox, Schr C. G., E. B. Marvin & Co. owners. Cox, D. G., tailor, 4 Gordon. Cox, Edward, sawyer, A. C. Howe, Discovery. Cox, F., 38 Humboldt. Cox, Herbert, laborer, h 66 Hillside. Cox, John, carpenter, 38 Humboldt. Cox, Mrs., storekeeper, 111 Fort. Cox, Mrs., tailoress, 57 Government. h. 4 Gordon. -„„,., Cox., P. W., lab., room 16,-132 Johnson. Cox, Thomas, fireman, 66 Hillside. Cox, William, conductor E. & N. R. Cox, William, carpenter, h Adelaide. Crabb, James, janitor, room 10—132 Johnson. li %^'M^f. 874 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Crabb. VICTORIA CITY. Crookson. Crabb, W., stonecutter, bds 71 Yates. Craft, E. Percy, bookbinder Colonist, Sunnyside. Craft, Mrs. W., widow, "Sunnyside," Sunnyside Ave. Cragg, John, stage carpenter, Victoria Theatre, h Occidental. Craig, James, fireman, bds Telegraph hotel. Craig, John, stage mgr. Delmonico. Craig, Peter, engineer, bds Telegraph hotel. Craige, Thomas, fireman, bds. 63 Herald. Craig, Wallace, drawman, 10 San Juan Ave. Craigie, W. J., printer Colonist, 269 Johnson. Craiger, Geo., W. R. Wilson, 64 Yates. Craigie, Eli, hackdriver, h 297 Johnson. Craigie, Thos. Henry, h. 239 Yates. Cragie, Wm., h. 239 Yates. Craigie, W. J., pressman, Colonist, h 222 Yates. Orampton, Mrs. W. H, grocery, Douglas, cor. Speed. Crampton, William H., salesman, Douglas, cor. Speed. Crane, Henry, emp. Government Buildings, h. Cadboro Bay road. ' Crasky, J. H., Marine I. Works. Cranse, Percy, Dom. livery, 34 Blanch- - ard, h. 132 Fort. Crawford, Joseph, laborer, h Shakespeare. Crawford, James, commission agent, 14 Bastion Square, h 46 Belleville. Crawford, Malcolm, Iyer, h Jubilee ave. Crawford, Mrs. A. (widow), h 78 Pandora Ave. Creamor, Frank, carpenter, Dallas Rd. Lovers Lane. Crease, Arthur D., of Crease & Crease, h "Pentrelew," 23 Cadboro Bay Rd. Crease (Lindley) & Crease (Arthur D.), barristers. 17 Fort. Crease, Lindley, of Crease & Crease, h 23 Cadboro Bay Rd. Crease, Sir Henry P. P., h "Pentrelew," 23 Cadboro Bay Rd. Cree, George, carpenter, h 8 McClure. Creech. R.. emp. B. C. Electric Ry, h 71 Kingston. Creed, George, carpenter, 8 McClure. Creed, John, janitor, city hall, h 203 Johnson. Creed, John, painter, 40 .Fort, h 67 Fernwood Rd. Creeden, John, steward, h 264 Johnson. Creighton, John W., res. Swan Lake District. REIGHTON & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, 18 BROAD, OPP. DRIARD HOTEL. 1 Creighton, Wm., blacksmith, 69 Broad, h 8 Pioneer. Creighton, Wm. St. George's saloon, . Esquimalt road. Cremer, Francis, h Lovers' Lane. Crete, Isaac, Old Man's Home. Cridge, Rt. Rev. Richard, bishop Reformed Episcopal Church, h Carr. Crimp, James L., h. 95 Cadboro' Bay road. Crocker, George, carpenter, h Mary, Victoria West. Crocker, Harry, sealer, h 75 Blanchard. Crocker, John W., plasterer, h William. Crocker, Thos., bookbinder, 45 Yates, h. May St., Russel Stn. Crockford, Wm. F., clerk, Victoria Bookstore, h 190 Yates. j»> ROFT, HENRY, ASSOC. M. INST. C.E., ENG., M. I. M. E., ENG., M. F. INST. M.E., ENG. CONSULTING MINING ENGINEER, COLONIST BUILDING, BROAD STREET. res. MOUNT ADELAIDE, ESQUIMALT ROAD. Croft, R. & Co., comm. agents. Chancery Lane. Croft, Mrs., 94 Chatham. Croft, Robert of R. Croft & Co., h 94 Chatham. Crogan, Arthur, emp M. R. Smith's, h Crogan, William H, baker, M. R. Smith & Co. Crombie, Philip, mgr. Bank Exchange, restaurant, 29 Yates, h 126 Douglas. Crombie, Philip, bartender Bank Exchange, h 126 Douglas. Crook, Richard, ship carpenter, h Esquimalt Rd. Crook, Mrs. H. M. A., prop Victoria West Grocery & P. 0., h Esquimalt Rd. Crookham, H. L., emp B. C. Electric R., h 112 Pandora. Crooks, Henry, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Crookshanks, Geo., lab., 67 Frederick. Crokson, C. H., draughtsman, Lands and Works Department. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 875 Crompton. VICTORIA CITY. Cushing. Crompton, R. fl, waiter Queen's. Crosby, Rev. Thomas, Methodist missionary, res. Chilliwack. Cross, Benj., emp F. R. Stewart, h 125 Toronto. Cross, B. H., driver, 71 Pembrooke, bds. Leland house. j*$S. Crossley, Mrs., nurse, 63 South Turner. Crossman, George, bartender, 67 Johnson, h 7 Alfred. Crosson, Mrs., widow, 222 Beacon Hill Park, Katherine. Crossman, William, h 7 Alfred. Crow's Nest Coal Co., Ltd., 45 Fort Crowther, Daniel, painter, h Catherine st. Crowther, George engraver, 53 Douglas cor Fort, h 106 North Pembroke. Crowther, G. T., tailor, 62 Yates, h Crowther, G. T., painter, h Catherine. Crowther, John, sign painter, 40 Fort, h 111 Pandora. Crowther, R. A., painter, 206 Douglas. '• Cruickshanks, Geo., tanner, 29 Bridge. Cruickshank, George, clerk educational dept., h 30 Michigan. Crull, W. J., emp A. I. W., h 13 Vining. Cudlip, Percy G., clerk, h 195 Pandora. Cudlip,,Thos. N., clerk, h 195_Pandora. Cullen, Geo., emp. Lemon, Gonnason & Co. Cullin, Chas., printer, 5 Princess. Cullin, Frank, printer, Colonist, h 5 Princes. Cullin, Mary, wid. Wm., h 5 Princess. Cullen, Miss Winnie, folder Government Printing Office, 5 Princess st. Cullin, Thos., S.s. Islander, h. 2 1-2 Parry. Cullin, W. H., printer, 7 Princess. Cullross, Isaac, emp. Colonist, h 30 Rithet. Oullum, Mrs. E., widow, 38' Vancouver. Cullum, Mrs. E.F., grocer, Vancouver cor Collinson. Cullum, W. J., engineer, Quadra, h. 12 Caledonia ave. Cummings, James, electrician, city power house, h. 59 Kane. Cummins, F. O, teller Bank of Montreal, bds. 115 Menzies. Cummins, Harry, warehouseman, 13 Yates, h. 154 Douglas. ^UNARD LINE STEAMSHIP CO., HALL, GOEPEL A CO., A»tB., IOO GOVERNMENT ST. Cunliff, Thomas, h 2 Herald. Cunningham, J. H., driver V. Transfer Co., h. Pandora. VANCOUVER I FLORAL CO. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, ■ VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS. FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. fEL. 109. JAMES mm Manager Cunningham, Neil, carpenter, h 9 Robert, Victoria West. Cunningham, R. A., mining operator, h Mt. Baker Ave. Cuppage, G. V., clerk Lands and Works department, bds. Union Club, rooms, 14 Quebec. Curran, Francis, city poundkeeper, h. 80 Elizabeth. Currall, William D., of George Powell & Co., h Gorge Rd.' Currie, Adam E., clerk Bank of B. C, h 115 Menzies. Currie, Henry, emp. Weiler Bros. Currie, J., engineer, bds. Victoria Gardens. Currie, Robert, seaman, h 105 View. Currie, Robert, engineer on str Rithet, h 60 Kingston. Curtin, Arthur, A. I. W., h. 143 Pandora. Curtis, Andrew, expressman, 18 Cadboro Bay road. Curtin, A., cashier, h 4 Gordon st. URTISS A HARVEY, POWDER MNFRS. OF LONDON, ROBT. WARD A CO., Agfents, TEMPLE BUILDING PORT. Curtis, John, emp Elford & Smith's brickyard, res. off Tolmie. Curtis, Mrs., widow, h 18 Cadboro Bay Rd. Curtis, William, moulder, A. I. W., h 108 View. Curwen, Charles, of F. C. Davidge &. Co., h Esquimalt Rd. Cusack, Mrs. W. L., bookkeeper, 203 Superior. Cusack, Thomas R., Job printer, 26 Broad, h 266 Fort. Gushing, Harry, barber, 19 Trounce ave, 53 Yates. HENDERSON'S BKITISfl COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. David USTOM HOUSE, ALEX. ROWLAND MILNE, C. M. G., COLLECTOR, P. O. BLOCK. Customs Appraiser's Office, William Marchant, appraiser, Customs Postal Package & Express office, Customs House. Cuthbert, F. A., bookkeeper,. 64 Rae. Cuthebert, Herbert, auctioneer, 17 Trounce ave., h St. James. Gutnbert, Norman, emp Giant Powder Co. Cutler, Frank, stableman* 109 Johnson. Cuzner, Mark, tailor, Geo. R. Jackson. Czar, steamer, A. Christensen, master; E. McGuire, chief engineer. DauaM, joun W., plumuer, 74 Douglas, Dack, Edgar Charles, Searchlight, P. & P. Co., h 53 First Dailey, Wm., laborer, h 125 Pembroke. Dakers, Alfred, engineer, h Seventh. Dakers, James, helper A. I. W, rms Seventh Ave. Dakers, Mrs. Alfred, h. seventh. Dalby, Henry G., cierk 19 North park. Dalby, John, contractor, h 84 N. Chatham. Dalby, John A. V., clerk, bds. 19 North Park. Dalby, Miss A., 84 North Chatham. Dalby, Robert S-. 84 N. Chatham. Dalby, Sewell M., clerk, rms 19 North Park. Dalby, Wm., real estate, 60 Yates, h 19 N. Park. Dalby Val., Tel. operator, 19 North Park Daley, Capt., sealing schooner, h 20 Humboldt, cor Douglas. Dallain, A. J., clerk marine & fisheries dept, h 16 Young. Dallas, Donald, teacher, North Ward school, rms Robert St. Dallas Hotel, Wm. Jensen, prop., Dallas road. Dallas, John, fisherman, room 42—19 Chatham. Dalmadge, G. G., clerk 78 Fort. h Belton ave., Victoria West. Daly, A., emp. B. C. Electric Ry., h 5 Pioneer. Daly, James A., lineman, B. C. Electric Co., h 11 Pioneer. Dalziel, Henry, machinist, h 42 Putnam. Danes (John A.) & Ruckhaber (C. W.), barbers, 94 Government. Danes, John A., of Danes & Ruckhaber, h 43% View. Daniel, Rose, warehouseman, 14 Yates. Daniels, Fred., Bank of Montreal, h. 29 Heywood. Daniels, Percy R., clerk, Merchants* Bank of Halifax, h. 29 Heywood. Daniels, T. J., clerk BanJE of Montreal. "Danube," str., Canadian Pacific Nav. Co. Darling, John Chas., fruits and confe«- tionary, 112 Yates. Dassomville, Jules, jeweller, 38 Fort,aB 146 Michigan. Daughters of England, meet at 146 Yates. Daughters of St. George, meet at 150 Yates. Dauphin, Colos, h 24 Caledonia ave. Dauphin, Maxmillian, patternmaker A. I. W., h Lydia. Dauphin, Mrs. Josephine, dressmaker, h 24 Caledonia Ave. Dauphin, W., h 24 Caledonia ave. Da\eme, Richard, ot Perry & Daverne, h 91 View. i Davey, Arthur, of Cassidy & Davey, Ig Burnside road. 'M Davey, Frederick, clerk Esquimalt Dock Yard, h Burnside Rd. Davey, Frederick W., clerk, customs. house, h 5 First Davey, G. H., opr., C.P.R., bds. Topaz ave: Davey, Miss Annie, h Burnside Rd. Davey, Miss G. L, h 22 Mason. Davidge, F. C, of F. C. Davidge & Co., h 33 St. Louis. pkAVIDGE, F. C, A CO., LTD., ^ SHIPPING, INSURANCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 26 STORE STREET. Davidson, Alexander, retired, h Boleskin Rd. Davidson, Alexander, h Saanich Rd. Davidson, Andrew, moulder, 352 Douglas. Davidson, J. H., rooms 19 Rae. Davidson, Robert, machinist Lemon Gonnarson & Co., h. 115 Chatham. Davidson, Wm. E., emp. El. T. Co., Davie, Mrs. B., wid., h 130 Michigan. Davies. A. G., clerk, 30 Government, bds. Queen's. Davison, W. F., bartender 51 Government. Davidson, W. J., 19 Rae. Davie, John, ftreman E. N. Ry., h. Walker. Davie, John C, physician and surgeon, offlce, Langley h., Belcher and St. Charles. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 871 Davie. VICTORIA CITY. Day. AVIE, POOLEY A LUXTON, ** (Hon. Charles Edwin Pooley Arthur Philip Luxton.) BARRISTERS A:.i3 SOLICITORS, 21 BASTION, Tel. 19. Davie, Hon. Theodore, chief justice estate, J. B. McKilligan, agent. Davies, Arthur, clerk, 30 Government. bds Queens Hotel. Davies, Emma E., (Mrs. R. C.) prop., Poodle Dog Hotel and Restaurant, 4_> Yates. Davits, E., head steward Driard House. h 64 View. Davies, Henry Edward, clerk, Central Drug Store, bds Queen's Hotel. Davies, H. E., drug clerk, bds. Queen's Hotel. DAVIES, JOSHUA. auctioneer, 28 Board of Trade. Building, h 195 Cook. Davies, P. I., emp Grant Powder Co., h Telegraph Bay. Davies, Norman, emp. W. J. Pendry. "Davies, P. J., auctioneer h 147 Chatham. Davies, R. C, mgr Poodle Dog Hotel, 49 Yates. Davies-Sayward Mill. & Land Co. Ltd., E. Crow Baker sec-treas., 54 Government. Davies, T. L., h. 42 Cadboro' Bay road. Davies, William, carpenter, h 1.2 Simcoe. Davis, —., 239 Simcoe. Davis, Andrew, ship joiner, h 63 Mears. Davis, Archd, tailor, h 63 Mears. Davis & Buttery, milkmen, Garbelly Road. Davis, Chas., plasterer, 253 Johnson. Davis, D. A., lineman Tel. Co., bds. Queen's. Davis, Edward, sailmaker, h. 63 Hum- bolt. Davis, Edward, emp. Marine I. Works, h 63 Mears. Davis, Edwin, prop. Willow's Hotel, Cadboro' Bay road. Davis, Frank, 48 'Pembroke. Geo., of Davis & Buttery, Gar- Road. Henry, agent for cabins, 33 Chat- Davis, belly Davis, aam. Davis, H. Queen's. a& Davis, James M., "Quadra," h 13 Bay. Davis, Miss Minnie, milliner, h 109 Pandora. 'Jfef clerk Hall & Co., bds. HI KAirani FINE* fC£Or#M/A Wa $S0&%, aiwnk ^VICTORIA /S^SXS" -evL*,A~ bltil • Davis, John, lab., 33 Humbolt. Davis, Mrs. A. A., h. 20 Belcher. Davis, Mrs. Charles, widow, h 48 Pembroke. Davis, Norman, emp. Pendray's, h 68 Mears. Davis, Philip J., clerk, Joshua Davies. a ii-/ Chatham. Davis, Ralph D., h 166 Yates. Davis, T. R., emp. R. E. L. Brown, bds. Davis, Wm'., waiter, h 63 Mears. Davis, Wm., City El. Light, h. King's Road. Davis, Wm., carpenter, 142 Simcoe. Davison, R., emp. Gonnarson & Co., h. h 119 Chatham. Davy, G. Harold, operator C. P. R. Tel. Co., h Topaze Ave. Dawe, Samuel, carpenter, 19 San Juan Dawes, William, carpenter, Henry. Dawkihs, Wm., 84 Johnson, h. Gorge Rd. Dawley. Frederick James, saloonkeeper, h 142 Pandora. Dawnan, Alexander, bartender Bay View H^tfti. Dawson City & Dom. Trading Corporation, Ltd., J. Boscowitz. mgr., Dawson Hotel, John Michael, prop. 68 Yates. Dawson, W., 35 Humbolt. DAY, ROBERT S., B.E., REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 42 FORT STREET. res. " DERREEN," ROCKLAND AVE. Ag<-nt for Imperial Fire Insurance Co. London Assurance Corporation. . London Gurantee & Accident Ins. Co., Dominion Plate Glass Ins. Co. Reliance Loan & Savings Co., of Ontario. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BlA VICTORIA OITY. Devereux; Day, Antoino, fisherman, Herald below Store. Day, John, laborer, h Constance. Day, 0., architect, Rockland Ave. Day, Walter, emp. F. Wallenstein, h 21 Green. Deacon, Benj., driver Johns Bros., 102 Johns. Deacon, Benj., driver, 102 Johnson. Deacon, B., hackman, 14 Fort. Deacon, Fred, h. Wallace. Deaeon, H. T., h 102 Johns. Dead Letter Offlce (B. C. branch), G. A. Mailleue, supt. P. O. building. Deakin, Alfred, Cliff House. Dean Bros. (George and John), milkmen, h Richmond Rd. Dean, George, Mt. Tolmie. Dean, Harold, Bank Montreal, h 82 Quebec. Dean, James, 189 Pandora. EAN & HISCOCKS, (WiHis M. Dean and E. H. His- cock), DRUGGISTS, 59 YATES, Cor. BROAD. Dean, John, h Richmond Rd. Dean, John, h Richmond Rd. Dean, Willis M., of Dean & Hiscock, h 52 Frederick. Deans, James, laborer, 169 Cook. Dearberg, John Campbell, machinist, 40 Princess Ave. Dearburg, Thomas, clerk, h 40 Princess Ave. Dearberg, Thos. John, printer, 40 Princess. Dearberg, Thos. J., 40 Princess Ave. Dearden, Alfred, janitor, 164 Pandora. Deasy, W. J., Victoria Fire Dept. Deasy, W., fireman No. 2 Fire Hall, res. Headquarters Fire Dept, Cormorant. Phone 472. Deasy. Thomas, chief Fire Dept.. h Deaville, C. B., cannery mgr., 13 Broad, h Hillside ave. Deaville, G. W., of Deaville & Sons, h Hillside ave. Deaville, John T., bookkeeper, h Deaville, Sons & Co., grocers, h Hillside, cor. First. DeBeck, Octave, lab., 54 Pembrooke. Deaville, Wm. Bailey, of Deaville Sc Sons, h Hillside ave. Deaville, W. A., of Deaville & Sons, h Hillside ave. de Bou. Miss Marie, nurse, h 24 Cadboro Bay Rd. Dee, Wm., mgr. Western Union Tel. Co., h 27 Gorge road. Dee, T. Ross, barber, h 22 Farquhar...'; Delahay, C, mate Tug Lome. Delmadge, F. V., 56 Pembroke. ELMONICO MUSIC HALL. WM. G. STEVENSON, PROP., AL. BRITTING, MANAGER. 109 GOVERNMENT. Delmont Andrew, 169 Douglas. Deloume, G, B., music teacher Powderly ave. Delta Canning Co., R. P. Rithet & Co. agents, 61 Wharf. Dempsey, Varner W., motorman B. C. El. Ry., h. 7 Cameron. Dempster, John, blacksmith P. Dempster, h 46 Cadboro Bay Rd. Dempster, P W., bla____j_iith 96 .Johnson, h 46 Cadboro Bay Rd. Dempster, Walter, horseshoer, h 17 BrOughton. Dempster, William H., cannery mgr, h 49 Fernwood. Denne, James Edward, jr., h 16 Third. Dennis, J. E., driver, V. T. & D. Co., h. 16 Third. Dennisoh, Frank N. asst. meteorologist, h 2 Cook. Denny, George, city editor Colonist, h 128 Pandora. Denny, William, retired, h 128 Pandora. D ENSMORE TYPEWRITER, JUSTIN GILBERT, Agent, BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING. Department of Public Works Dominion, W. Henderson, resident architect, P.O. building. Depew, J. Murray, clerk M. W. Waitt & Co. Depew, John, butcher, 104 Johnson, h h 115 Fisgard. De Redder, Peter, carpenter, h Alpha. Derheimer, Henry, perfumes, h 75 Pembroke. Derheimer Sc Fulger, perfumers, 75 Pembroke. Dersnap, Mrs. J., wid., 90 Chatham. DerSulzer, Emil, perfumer, 75 Pembroke. De Satge, Capt, h. Esquimalt road. Detling, B., cellarman, Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co. Deval, Mrs. James, Richmond ave. Deveo, Mrs. Mary, 177 Yates. Devereux, Geo. Talbot, law student Bodwell & Duff, h 76 Bay. na—i—v GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 879 Devereux. VICTORIA OITY. Dodd. Devereux, F. A.,. C.E., 70 Bay. Devereux, Capt. John, mgr Esquimalt dry dock, h 76 Bay. Devereux, Miss, h 47 Vancouver. Devereux, T. G., 76 Bay. De Veulle, Mrs. Jane A., wid. W. E., h 190 Yates. Devine, James, painter, 78 Fort. Devine, John, h Mt. Tolmie. Devlin, Joseph O, traveller, 72 Wharf, h 24 Hillside ave. Devlin, J. K., ticket agent, h 73 Pembroke. Devoe, Frank, emp Electric Light Wks. De Voe, Miss D., ironer, 22 View. Dewar, David, motorneer, B. C. Elec- Ry. Co., h. 87 Chatham. Dewar, J. J., clerk, 83 Douglas, h 50 Kane. Dewar, Robt., Elec. Ry., h. 74 Princess. Dewdney, Hon, Edgar, res. Rockland ave. DeWitt, Wm., sealer, rear 100 Bay. Dewsnap, Frederick, blacksmith, Marine Iron Works, h 90 Chatham. Dewsnap, Mrs. J., wid, 90 Chatham. Dibb, Frank, farm hand, emp William Woods, h Old Esquimalt Rd. Dibens, Lous, 70 View. Dick, Allan, emp. Marine I. Works. Dick, Allan, apprentice, h 63 Herald. Dick, Jane, Mrs. Wm., boarding house, 63 Herald. § Dick, R. J., boots and shoes, 86 Yates. Dick, Wm., lab., 63 Herald. Dick, Wm.. laborer, 36 Store. Dickinson, Andrew, purchasing agent C. P. N. Co.. bds. 298 Moss. Dickinson, Chas., h 26 Henry. Dickinson, Charles E., insurance manager R. P. Rithet & Co., h 298 Moss. Dickinson, Edward, purchasing agent C.P.N. Co., h 298 Moss. Dickinson, George D., clerk Heisterman & Co., h 298 Moss. Dickinson, H. P., accountant, Giant Powder Co., h 298 Moss. Dickinson, Edwin, foreman Victoria Iron Works, h 26 Henry. Dickinson, John, bookkeeper, h 298 Moss Dickinson, L., grocer, 113 Douglas and 37 Pandora. Dickinson, Percy O., clerk, h 80 Pembroke. Dickinson, W. G., of W. G. Dickinson & Co., h 1 South Park. ry ickinson, w. g. & co., FLOUR, FEED, HAY A GRAIN, 93 JOHNSON STREET. Dicks, Heber, 82 North Pembroke. »Jw ■MHHnk. -JffiWmBift SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters Advertising a specialty. pMaria&e/. £_»-_-» iHOM tft -STREET, Willi Dicks, Thomas, laborer, rms North Pembroke. Dicks, William, laborer, h 82 North Pembroke. Dickson, John F., sec-treas. Victoria Phoenix Brewing Co., Ltd., Moss- Dier, Elmore, h. 45 Fernwood road. Dier, W. A., h 45 Fernwood road. Dinsdale, Robert, builder & contractor.. h 48 Third. Diocesean Synod office, E. Baynes Reed, sec'y, 42 Fort. pklRECTORY AND GAZETTEER, OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, 77 JOHNSON STREET. ALSO VANCOUVER. Disher, Walter, motorneer, B. C. Electric. Co., h. 69 David. Ditchburn, W. E., opr. Colonist, 48 Birdcage Walk. Dixon, John H., sec'y V. Y. T. Co., 34 Broad. Doane Block, Douglas, bet. Yates and Johnson. Doane, Miss M., h 64 Rae. Dobinson, Joseph, taxidermist, 3 Dobinson St. Dobinson, Sophia,,wid., h. 5 Dobinson. Dockin, William, blacksmith, Craigflower Rd. Dodd, James H., driver, L. Goodacre, h 91 Henry. Dodd, Mrs. J., widow, h 146 Fort. Dodd, Martin J., sr., carpenter, E. & N. Ry., h Henry. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Drake Dodd, Richard A., 34 Esquimalt Rd. Dodd, William Arthur, brewer, h 34 Esquimalt Rd. Dodd, W. A., mgr. Victoria Bottling . Works, h 41 Rithet. Dodds, Arch., blacksmith, h 74 Kane. Dods, Henry T., opr. Colonist. 74 Kane. Dodds, Mrs. R. E., widow, 153 Fort. Dodds, Robert Arthur, florist, 209 Fort. Dodds, Thos., h. Admiral's road. Dodds, William florist, 207 Fort, h 52 Mears. Dodgesson, Herbert, A. I. Works, h 34 Johnson. Dodwell & Co., Ltd., shipping agents, Norman Hardie, mgr., 64 Government. Dolong, Blanche, h 16 Herald. Dominey, William, seal hunter, Emma St. Dominion Bakery, Blaquire & Heagerty, Cook st. Dominion Cartridge Co., Ltd., H. J. Scott, general agent, 59% Wharf. OMINION EXPRESS CO., FREDERICK OLIVER, Agent, 26 FORT STREET. Dominion Hotel Stephen Jones prop. 119 Yates Dominion Government, asst Receiver- General's office, J. H. MacLaughlin, ast. rec.-gen., P. O. building. Dominion Government Savings Bank, J. H. MacLauglin mgr. P. O. building. Dominion Public Works Dept., W. Henderson, architect, P. O. building. Dominion Gold and Silver Miners' Dev. Co., Ltd., Fred J. Claxton, director, 64 Yates. Dominion Livery stables, P. Crause. prop., 34 Blanchard. Dominion Permanent Loan Co. A. W. More & Co., agents, 86 Government. Dominion Plate Glass Ins. Co., R. S. Day, agent, 42 Fort. Dominion Trading Stamp Co., Langley & Co., 46 Fort. Donald, Ann, widow, 113 Michigan, Donaldson, —., h 88 Carr. Donaldson, Alex., emp. Puget Sound Tug Co,, h 57 Superior. Donaldson, A. D., miner, h 57 Superior. Donaldson, Geo., clerk 14 Fort, h 26 Quebec. Donaldson, G., emp Victoria Chemical Works. Donaldson, James, fisherman, 51 St. Lawrence. Donaldson, James,, fisherman, h 120 Simcoe. Donaldson, James, carpenter, 26 Quebec. Donaldson, James, jr., canneryman, 51 St. Lawrence. Donaldson, William, canneryman, 51 St. Lawrence. Donkin, Harry, clerk, h Belcher ave. Donkin, Harry, salesman, S. J. Pitts & Co., h Belcher, cor. Oak Bay ave. Donnelly, Ellen, wid., 62 Fernwood road. Donogh, R. H., clerk, h. 3 Amelia. Donohoe, John, 56 Pembroke. Donovan, Thomas, bricklayer, MilnjS St. Dooley, John, gentleman, h 270 Yatei* Dooley, Thomas, fireman str Quadra, Doran, John, h. Esquimalt road. Doran, Steve, app. 88^ Douglas, 1 Esquimalt road. Dorman, W. H., assistant P. 0. inspec- res. Vancouver City. Doubois, Jennett, 16 Herald. Doucet, A. E., stonecutter, 95 Government. Doucet, Margaret, Mrs. Edward, h. 95 Cormorant. Dougall, —., Cadboro Bay road. Dougall, Frederick, marine engineer 53 Niagara. Dougall, John, retired, h. 96 Cook. Dougan, Robt., carpenter, bds. 49 store. Dougharty, Miss M. J., cashier B. C. Cattle Co., h. 206 Johnson. Doughtery, Geo., miner, 206 Johnson, Douglas, G., emp. B.C. Elec Ry. Douglas, Malcolm G., 83 Yates. Douglas, Wm. J., lithographer, h 196 View. Dow, Alex. W., steno., G. E. Powell, h. 133 Superior. Dow, Hector, machinist, 133 Superior. Dow, Peter, lab. 160 Chatham. Dowall, Minnie, music teacher, 19T Douglas. Dowdy, David, teamster, 31 Rock Bay ave. Dowdy, Frank, 31 Rock Bay ave. Dowdy, Thos., 31 Rock Bay ave. Dowlen, Walton E., local agent Klon- J dike G. R. E. Co., Ltd., Board of Trade building. Dowler, Wellington J., City Clerk, h 109 Quadra. Downer, Mrs. Harry G., 4 Rock Bay av. Downs, H. G., h 4 Rock Bay ave. Drake, Brian H. Tyrwhitt, registrar Supreme Court, h 2 Pleasant. Drake, Hon. Montague W. Tyrwhitt, judge Supreme Court, h 2 Pleasant. Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, barristers, j 20 Bastion Square. Drake, Richard, Jr., plasterer, h 65 Kane. Drake, Richard, plasterer, h 65 Kane. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 881 Drake. VICTORIA CITY. Dunn. Drake, William Tyrwhitt, cor Parkington and Cook. Drayans, John R., emp. Wilson Bros., h 190 Yates. Dresser, Alfred W., architect and draughtsman Royal Engineers, h Pine St. Dresser, Frank, nurseryman, h Pine. Dresser, John A., builder, h Pine St. Dresser, S. J., draughtsman Royal Engineers, Work Point Barracks. Driard Hotel, Redon Hartnagel, prop., cor. View and Broad. Drill Hall, Menzies st. Driscoll, Denis, h 173 Simcoe. Driver, A., Colonist, h. Saanich road. Driver, Chas., h Tolmie ave. Driver, Charles, foreman Ellford & Smith's brickyard, h Douglas. Droob, John, upholsterer Weiler Bros., h 6 Farquhar. Drury, Richard L., Provincial manager Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co., 34 Broad, h 260 Fort. Drusawtz, Isaac, laborer, h 97 Pandora. Dryden, Thos., clerk, h. 10 N. Chatham. Drysdale, Willi?m, carpenter 2 Langley, h 128 N. Park. Duck Block, cor Johnson and Broad. Duck, Simeon, second-hand furniture, 58 Broad, h 47 Herald. Duck, William, barrister Langley, h 38 N. Park. Dudgeon, James, butcher, h Burnside Rd. Dudgeon, Robert, clerk, 83 Fort, h 146 Fort. Duff. Lyman Poore, of Bodwell, & Duff, h 253 Fort. Duff, Miss, clerk Arcade. Duffee, William, engineer str Tees, h 18 Frederick. Duffie, Ethel, Miss, millinery, 96 Yates, h 38 Birdcage Walk. Duffis, Wm., engineer, 18 Frederick. Dufour, W., of W. Dufour & Co., bds. Osborne Souse. Dufour, W. & Co., auctioneers. Dugall, Dan., driver, 33 Fort.' Dugall, Rollo, Thorpe & Co. Dumbleton, —., nurseryman, h Michigan p|UMBLETON & ANDERSON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 39| LANGLEY. Dumbleton, Allan Southey, of Dumbleton & Anderson, "Rocklands," Rockland ave. Dumbleton, Henry, res. Rocklands, Rockland ave. ■WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS _Ieadq.ua ters for Commeircial Travellers m n jjjj ljj n u N NANAIMO, B. C. -.coking Office, Alberiti Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and {Fridays at 1:30 p. m< GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Dumbleton, H. M., C. E. 17 Michigan. Dumfrey, Rich., fur-dresser, 123 Fort. DUN, R. G. & CO., MERCANTILE AGENCY. James B. Giffen, manager for B.C. Board of Trade Building. Dunaway, Mrs. Carrie, cook Jubilee Hospital. Duncalfe, Walter J., conductor B. C. Electric Co., h Front. Duncan, Alexander, laborer, h Tolmie Ave, outside limits. Duncan, Alexander B., cabinetmaker o. 17 James. Duncan, A. W., h Tolmie ave. Duncan, Garnet W., apprentice Times, 17 St. James. Duncan, James, oiler, bds. Gd. Pacific Hotel. Duncan, John A., physician, 79 Fort. Duncan, John A. painter, h 17 James. Duncan, J. Herbert, clerk customs, h 17 James. Duncan, J. H, emp. Simon Leiser & Co., h. 17 St. James. Duncan, Walter, emp. at Esquimalt, h 103 Fairfield. Duncan, W., harness maker, 92 Douglas, h. 107 Cormorant. Duncan, W. S., gardener, 103 Fairfield Rd. Duncanson, Thos., moulder, h 39 First. Duncanson, Thos., jr., h 39 First. Duneway, O. E., 136 Cook. Duneway, T. E. D., 136 Cook. Dunkerly, Percy, clerk, 78 Yates. Dunlevy, Mrs. P., 41 View. Dunlevy, Peter C, (of Soda Creek), h 41 View. Dunn, —., bds. Dawson Hotel. Dunn, E., electrician, h. 2 Discovery. Dunn, Geo. I., steward, Badmonton club. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Edwards. Dunn, Geo., N., waiter Badminton Club. Dunn, Kingsley, electrical eng., h 37 Johnson. Dunn, Robert, foreman Times, h 10 James. Dunnett, Malcolm, ship carpenter, h Powderley Ave. Dunnington, Wm., student, h. 15 Frederick. Dunnington, Wm. Henry, warhouseman, 15 Frederick. Dunply, John, cooper, 170 Johnson. Dunsmuir, Alex., Pres. E. & N. Ry. Co., res. San Francisco, Cal. Dunsmuir, James, of Dunsmuir & Sons, h "Burleigh," Craigflower Rd. Dunsmuir, Mrs. Joan 0., widow Robert, h 'Craigdarrock," Cadboro Bay Rd. Dunsmuir, R., & Sons, props Welling- . ton Colliery, Store St. Dunsmuir, Robin, h "Burleigh," Craigflower Rd. sfSlJ Dupont, Major Charles T., h "Stada- cona," Cadboro Bay Rd. Dupont, Miss C. E., 20 Scoresby. Dup.uy, A., 32 Chatham. Durant, Mrs. E. M., widow, h ' 90 Menzies. Durham, Thomas P., bookkeeper, h 100 Pandora. Durick. Mrs. Carolina, wid. James O, h 19 Rae. Dykes, Alfred, emp Tug Lome, h Cordova Rd. Dyke, Wm., steward Union club, h. 12. First. Dykes, Fred, warehouseman, 51 Wharf, h Cordova Rd. Dwyer, Joseph, retired, h 40 Pandora. Dwyer, W. J., h 101 Pandora. Eagan, Wm., Taylor's Mill. Eagel, Edward A., emp. tramway, h 197 Pandora. Eagleston, John, coachman, Govt. Hse. Earl, Wm., baker, 139 Pandora. Earle, E. A., acct. Merchants' Bank, of Halifax, h. 17 Mears. Earl, Harold, bookkeeper, h 139 Pandora. Earle, John, emp Soap Wks, h 25 Humboldt. Earle, John H. G., traveller, h 9 Humboldt. Earle, Madge, 18 Herald. Earl, Thos., whl. grocer, 92 Wharf, h 131 Cadboro Bay road. Earle, Walter A., clerk 92 Wharf, h 131 Cadboro Bay Rd. Earley, Nellie, wid., 25 Herald. Earls, David, baker, 221 Cook. Barry, Edward, clerk, 59 Government. Earsman, George, warehouseman, 100 Wharf, h. 18 Parkinson. Earsman (John), Hardie & Co., wholesale commission brokers, 100 Wharf. Earsman, John, of John Earsman Hardie & Co., h. 18 Parkinton. Eastman, Mrs. Fanny, widow, h Byron. Eastman, S. W., hackman, 163 Montreal. Easton, James, Elec. Ry., h. 48 Princess, Easton, Walter, miner, h 22 San Juan Ave. Ebert, Lawrence, barber, h. 28 St. Louis. Eberts, Mrs. W. D., widow, 35 Gorge road. Eberts, Hon. D. M.. Q. C, of Eberts ■Sc Taylor, h Gorge Rd. Eberts, Jessie, 35 Gorge road. Eberts, Maude, widow Duncan W., 36 Cadboro Bay road. BERTS A TAYLOR, (Hon. David McEwen Eberts, Q.C and William John Taylor, Q.C.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC., 30 LANGLEY. Tel. TO. Eccles, James, , h 120 Cormorant Eccles, Robt., jr. mill-hand, h. 120 Cormorant. Eccles, Robert, pork packer City Market, h 120 Cormorant. Eccles, Wm. G., butcher, 120 Cormorant. Eckardt, Ross, traveller 18 Rupert. Ecker, Gabriel, laborer, 23 View. Eckersley, J., driver Victoria Transfer Co., h Humboldt. Eddie, Wm., laborer, 95 View. Ede, Mary, wid. John, h 31 Rae. Eden, W. G., letter-carrier, h Elford. Edgar, Wm., cabin, 166 Johnson. Edmonds, Edward T., electrician, h 74 Rock Bay Ave. Edmonds, William, pressman, Colonist, h 85 Toronto. Edmunds, Geo., Louvre saloon, 9 Johnson. Edwards, Adams, warehouseman, Wilson Bros., h 31 Harrison. Edwards, H. O, clerk, h 44 South Turner. Edwards, John, cook, 33 Humbolt. Edwards, S. W., clerk H. M. O, h. 26 Richmond ave. Edwards, Thomas W., watchmaker, 43 Government, h., Cadboro Bay. Edwards, W., pressman, 85 Toronto. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 883 Ecles. VICTORIA CITY. English. Seles, Howard B., clerk, Bank of B. O, h. 252 Yates. Eggleson, J., h Hulton. Ehret, Chas., traveller, 98 Wharf. Eickhoff, flenry W., bartender, Gar- rick's head, h 60 Frederick. Eirreson, Irne, plasterer, h 22 North road. Eidridge, John R., clerk Hotel Dawson, 69 Yates. Elford, Burt, h 30 Cadboro Bay Rd. Elford, Frank, clerk, h 24 Standacona Ave. Elford. John P., of Elford & Smith, h 30 Cadboro Bay Rd. Elford, Raymond, clerk, bds. 24 Stada- cona. Elford (John P.) & Smith (Wm. J.), contractors and brick mnfrs., Saanich ■ road. Elford, Theoohilus, mgr Shawnigan . Lake Lumber Co., h 24 Stadacona Ave. Elgin, John, h 11 Sayward. Elk Saloon, 113 Douglas. .Elkinson, Thos., rooms, 90 Douglas. Ella, Frederick W., h 268 Fort. Ella, Henry R., commission agent, h 268 Fort. Ella, Mrs. M. B., widow, h 268 Fort. Ella, Thomas R., traveller, h 268 Fort. Ellery, George F., clerk. F. Norris, b h. Dominion road, Esquimalt. Elleygood, John S.. butcher, B. C. Market, bds. Hotel Dawson. Elliott, Geo. E., h. Burnside road. Elliott. G., Lieut. Royal Engineers, Work Point Barracks. Elliott, John, bicycle repairer, bds. 117 Yates. Elliott, John George, inspector Board of Underwriters, 46 Five Sisters Blk., h Burnside Rd. Elliott, John, laborer, h 37 Heywood Elliott, John W., saddler, F. Norris, h 126 Blanchard. Elliott, J. A., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Elliott, Mrs. Wm. G., wid., 26 Walnut. Elliott, Robert, machinist, h 42 Rock Bay Ave. Elliot, Richard T., barrister mgr. Canadian Dev. Co., Ltd. h 10 Mason Elliot, Thomas, contractor, h 10 Mason. Elliott, W., h Cadboro Bay Rd. Ellis. Abe, job foreman, Colonist, h 227 Johnson, Ellis, Frank A., agent Singer Sewing Machine Co., 38 Broad, h 181% Douglas. Ellis, Robt., photographer, 109 Pandora THE MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Ellis, Sam, barber, bds. 53 Yates. Ellis, William Harrington, mgr Colonist, h 26 Churchway. Ellison, G., waiter, h 112 Pandora. Ellison, Mrs., Hillside ave. Elphinstone, Alex. S., bookbinder 45 Yates, bds., Queen's Hotel. Elrick, George, upholsterer, Weiler Bros., 89 Herald. Elsworth, James, bricklayer, 80 King's Rd. Elworthy, Fred, secretary Board of Trade & Royal Jubilee Hospital, h 144 Menzies. Ely, Robert F., painter, h 105 Fairfield Rd. Embry, John, cigar store, 120 Michigan. Embury, Capt., Esquimalt road. Emerson, Robt., master mariner, 50 N. Chatham. Emery, Alfred, machinist, A. I. W., h North Pembroke. Emery, Arthur S., carpenter, Powderly ave. Emery, John, tobacconist, 23% Government, h 120 Michigan. Emery, Joseph H., drug clerk, h 255 Yates. Emery, Wm., driver T. & D. Co., bds. 28 Blanchard. Emery. Wm., emp. Sayward Mill, h. North Pembroke. Emmanuel Baptist church, Rev. P. H. McEwen, pastor, cor Fernwood Rd. & North Chatham. Empire Hotel, A. Lipsky, prop., 38 Johnson. Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation of London, Eng., F. O. Davidge & Co., Ltd., agents. Engelhardt, Mrs. S. M., widow, 19 Burdett Ave. Engelhardt, Powell, cooper, h 28 Belcher. Engelhardt, Walter, assayer's assistant, 19 Burdett Ave. |§||| English, Robert, h 112 Johnson. . HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA: CITY. Farleigh. English, W., carriage painter, h. Catherine. Enos, Joseph, carpenter, h 142 Johnson, h. 80 Blanchard. Eperon, George, steward, 60 Fort St., h 171 Johnson. Equitable Life Ins. Co., Hall, Goepel & R. S. Day, agent. QUITABLE SAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, MWNN HOLLAND A CO., Agents, 34 BROAD. Erb. Augusta; wid. Louis E., h 291 Douglas. Erb, Emil A., h 291 Douglas. Erb, Herman, clerk, R. P. Rithet, h 291 Douglas. Erickson. Harry, laborer, h 5 Taunton. ERL SYNDICATE, LIMITED. R. E. L. Brown, manager and mining engineer, Bank of Montreal Chambers. Erskine, Charles Henry, painter, h 116 Oswego. Erskine, George, painter 40 Fort, h Oswego and Niagara. Erskine, John, foreman, h 28 San Juan. Erskine, Robert, of Erskine, Wall & Co., h 34 Kings Rd. RSKINE, WALL A CO., (Robt. Erskine and Edmond J. Wall GROCERS, 58 GOVERNMENT. Erskine, William, carpenter, h 120 Oswego. Erzegovich, Thos., bartender Russ Hse. Essenwine, Mrs. Mary, wid., h. 28 Mason. Esnouf, Chas., waiter, h 11 Rae. Esnouf, Ernest, tobacconist, 17 Johnson, bds. Clarence Hotel. Esquimalt Sc Nanaimo Ry. offices and depot, Store St. ESQUIMALT "WATER WORKS, Theodore Lubbe, sec, 77 Wharf. Estes, William, porter, 59 Johnson, h Lake Hill district. Etheridge, E., carpenter, Muirhead & Mann. Eureka, Silver M. Co., 48 Langley.. Eustace, J., tailor, 57 Government. Evans, —., Oakland ave. Evans, Benjamin, usher supreme court Evans, T. J., carpenter, William ave. Ex- Everett, Patrick, prop Everett's change saloon, h Esquimalt Rd. Everetts Saloon, Joseph Ball, Esquimalt road. Everton, George, agent, Topaz Ave. I Ewart, Alex. O, architect, h 388 Pandora. Ewart, D., electrician, Geo. C. Hin.on. Ewart, R., bds. Badminton Club. WEN A CO., LION ISLAND CANNERY, PRASER RIVER, ROBT. WARD A CO., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING PORT. Ewing, William, nurse, St. Joseph's , Hospital, Collinson. Ewings, Ernest W., male nurse, h 104 Pandora. Examiner, of San Francisco, O. H. Gibbons, district supt., h 90 Qeubec. Phone 604. Excelsior Preserve factory, Okel & Morris, Work St. Eyres, E. J., photographer, Yates cor Broad, h 73 Discovery. Fabiensen, M., barber, 109 Douglas. Fagan, G., section foreman E. & N. R. Fagan, Matthew, wiper E. & N. R. Fairall, Charles, brewer, Lime St., Victoria West. Fairall, Henry S., prop brewery, Esquimalt Rd., h Lime St. Fairall, William, emp soda water factory, Victoria West. Fairbairn, Mrs. Mary, wid. Old Ladies' Home. Fairfull, Andrew, carpenter, 4 Rendall. Fairful, James, farmer, 60 Niagara. Fairfull, Robert, laborer, h 60 Niagara. Falconer, David, 107 Pandora. Falconer, James Henderson, 24 Rithet. Falconer, William, joiner, C. P.'N. Co., h 166 Yates. Fallardeau, Denny, Indian Reserve. Fallardeau, Henry, cannery emp, h In- [ dian reserve, Victoria West. Fallardeau, Thos., Indian Reserve. Falls. Joshua P., bookkeeper, 59% j Wharf, h 52 Belleville. Falquner, George, barber, h 54 Pandora. Falze, John, pianist, h 54 Pandora. Fanner, Wm., carpenter, 3 Amelia, i ' Fanning, John, curator Provincial Museum, h 27 Blanchard. , Farleigh, G. M., specialist, Five Sisters Block. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY 8P5 VICTORIA CITY. Ferguson. Farley, P. J., sealer, bds. 136 Yates. Farmer, Wm., builder, h 3 Amelia. Farquharson, David, agent, bds. Osborne House. Farquhar, Geo., barber, h 54 Pandora. Farquhar, Gilchrist, plasterer, 65 King's road. Farr, Agnes, wid George, h 70 Princess. Farrall, —., laborer, cabin Humboldt. Farrand, Thomas, laborer, h Herewood St. Farrell, Mrs. Thos., h 28 Farquhar. Farrell, Patrick, brass finisher, h 12 Beechy. Farrell, Rich., farmer, h Taunton. Fasanaro, Mrs. M. E., widow, h 147 Yates. Fashion Livery and Sale Stables, T. A. Barlow prop, 101 Fort. Faulkner, D., editor Mining Record, rms 107 Pandora. Fawcett, A. E., druggist, h 82 King's road. Fawcett, Clayton, h 24 Carr. Fawcett, Edgar, parcel dept.. customs, Vic. Arm, near Gorge bridge. Fawcett E., emp. A. I. W., res. Vic. Arm., near Gorge bridge. Fawcett. Fred J„ clerk Globe Pub. Co., h 24 Carr. Fawcett; F. W. & Co., drugs, 49 Government. Fawcett, F. W., of F. W. & Co., h 216 Pandora. Fawcett, Myra L.. res. Victoria Arm., near Gorge bridge. Fawcett, Oiive, res. Victora Arm, near Gorge bridge. Fawcett. R. c. h Carr. Fawcett, R. "W. paper hanger, 46 Government, h. 24 Carr. Fawcett. Thos. D., clerk C.P.N, wharf, res. Victora Arm. Fearn. O, driver, Victnria-Phoenix Brewing Co. T'EDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., S. W. BODLEY, Manager, Por Vancouver- Island. 44 FORT ST. Federation Brand Salmon Cannery, Ltd., of Victoria, B.C., Walter Morris prs., and mang. director, Jas. Parker, sec, Gorge road. Fee, David F., groceries & liquors, cor Quadra and North Park. Felix, Gez., artist, 27 Discovery. Fell & Co., Ltd., grocers and liquors, 4f* Fort. ■aftf w *„=€©*. •■.C^-- Wsfmm ,W&W FELL A GREGORY, Thornton, Fell & Francis B. Gregory) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC. BOARD OP TRADE BUILDING. Fell, James F., of Fell & Co., h 190 Pandora Ave. Fell, R. J., grocer, h 190 Pandora ave. Fell, Thornton, of Fell & Gregory, clerk Legislative Assembly, h 29 Cadboro Bay Rd. Fenton, Alick, machinist, h 126 Vancouver. Fenton, Melville, butcher, rooms 112 Cormorant. Fenton, Rhoda A., wid. Wm., h 126 Vancouver. Fenton, Wm., machinist, h 126 Vancouver. Ferando, E., of Reda & Ferando, 26 Johnson. Ferguson, Alex., emp. 40 Fort. Ferguson, Alex., purser, Rithet, h 114 Superior. Ferguson, Augustus Geo., "Savoy," h 19 Kane. Ferguson, Ernest, baker, J. M. Hughes, h 19 Kane. Ferguson, E., driver, Vic. Ttransfer Co. Ferguson, James, seaman, h 56 Discovery Ferguson, James, driver Brown & Cooper, h 19 Kane. Ferguson, John Henry, h 19 Kane. Ferguson, J. K., tinner, 97 Herald. Ferguson, L. A., agent Great West Life, 41 Government, h 51 South Turner. Ferguson, Mrs. R..J., 11 Belcher. Ferguson, William, bricklayer, h Douglas St. ^^aMfcix^i?*1' **" Fern. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Fisher;' Brew- Fern, Charles, driver, Victoria ery, h- Boleskin Rd. Fernell, Geo., h. Market. Fernel, Thos., emp. spice mill, Douglas. Fernyhough, William, bookkeeper, 70 Fort, h. 165 Johnson. Fernyhough, Wm. Chas., prop., Victoria. Gardens, Gorge road. Ferrall, J., clerk, postoffice. Ferri, Levi, fisherman, room 10 60 Store. Ferrington, Christopher, contractor, h Oakland ave. Ferris, Charles A. D., Province* Cigar Co., h 107 Fisguard. Ferris, Mrs., wid. Wm., h 107 Fisguard. Fido, William, of R. M. A., h Benmore Cottage, Rose Bay. Field, N., driver, 121 Government, h Alfred. Field, Robt., teamster, h. 12 Alfred. Field, Samuel, carpenter, h 69 North Park. Field, Wm., prop. Commercial bar, 118 Douglas, h 120 Blanchard. Fielding George, porter, h 189 Fort. Fields, Henry, laborer, Goodacre Farm. Filton, Robt., garneder, Dunsmuirs. Findland, Geo., farmer, h Richmond rd. Finlay, Durham & Brodie, cannery props. Matthew Trotter Johnston, manager, 98 Wharf. Findlay, John, laborer, 3 Centre road. Findlay, Robert S., seaman, 52 David. Findley, A. H., salesman, E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., h 34 Mason. Findley, Hugh, inspector weights and measures, P. O. building. Findley, Robt., clerk E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., h. 52 David. Finlaison, A. H., clerk, h. 8 St. John. Finlaison, A. R., emp. Weiler Bros., h. 8 St. John. INLAISON, CHAS. STODDART, SHIPPING AND CUSTOMS BROKER, 12 Wharf, h 8 St. John. Finlaison, C. W., P. O. clerk, 8 St. John. Finland, Geo., farmer, Richmond road. Finlayson, Anthony F., 4 St. James. Finlayson, A., Weiler Bros. Finlayson, D. M., h 242 Douglas. Finlayson, Farquhar A., h 4 St. James. Finlayson, Geo. McRae, h 4 St. James. Finlayson, George G. M., sealer, h 4 St. James. • . Finlayson, Hector, janitor, Provincial Government buildings. Finlayson, Hector M., clerk Treasury Dept., h 4 St. James. Finlayson, Mrs. Roderick, widow, h 242 Douglas. Finlayson, Mrs. John, widow, h 4 St. James. Finlayson, Roderick D., clerk, Turner, Beeton & Co., h 242 Douglas. Finlayson, W. J., chief clerk, Dallai Hotel. Finmore, James, emp. Navy Yard, h. Craigflower road. Finmore, Walter, emp. Navy Yard, li Craigflower road. Finn, George R., musician, h 166 Johnson. Finn, John M., bandmaster 5th Regt. Band, h 249 Yates. Finnerty, Bartlett, miner, 24 Erie. Finnerty, Frank, miner, 24 Erie. Finnigan, Mrs. Bridget, widow, Victoria West. Finmore, James, foreman Navy Yard, h. Craigflower road. Finmore, Walter, emp. Navy Yard,-"™ Dunsmuir road. Fire Department. Phone 538. Thos. Deasy, Chief. Phone 472. H. P. McDowell, Asst. Chief. Headquarters Fire Hall, No. 1, Cormorant street, end of Broad. No. 1 Co.—Thos. Watson, foreman. No. 2 Co.—W. P. Smith, foreman. No. 2 Hall, Upper Yates st, cor. Cc mosan—T. M. Hodges, driver. No. 3 Hall, Kingston st, James Bay— Thos., P. Sehl, driver. No. 4 Hall, Oaklands—W. Clarke, captain. No. 5 Hall, Catherine st., Victoria" West—W. Fairhall, captain. . Fireman's Fund, Marine Insurance Co., Hall, Goepel & Co., Heisterman & Co., and R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., joint agents. First Congregational Church, Rev. Fred Payne, pastor, Pandora, near Douglas. First Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Campbell, M. A., Ph. D., pastor, cor Pandora and Blanchard. Fischer, H. W., clerk, 86 Government Fish, George, salesman Paterson Shoe Co., h 54 Rock Bay ave. Fish, Mrs. Ann, widow, 36 Hillside Ave. Fish, Robt., h. 54 Rock Bay ave. Fish, Wm., h. 26 Bay. Fisher, Geo. P., 84 Fort. __, Fisher, Ira John J., blacksmith, 55 Store, h 169 Pandora. :GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 887 Fisher. VICTORIA CITY. Flint. Fisher, John M„ drug clerk. Henderson Bros., h 1 South Park . Fisher, J. W., mgr. Chemical Works, n Battery. ' I |fe Fisher, Mrs. E. L., storekeeper, h Lansdowne road. Fisher, Mrs. Mary, widow, h l_o Pandora. Fisher, Wm. Henry, salesman B.C. Furniture Co. Fisher, W. B., storekeeper, Lansdown road. _ Fisherm u'.s Canning Co., Turner, Beeton & Co., agts. F IT REFORM WARDROBE, FOR GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING AT HALF BEST TAILOR PRICES. ALLAN A COMPANY, SOLE CONTROLLERS FOR VICTORIA, 73 GOVERNMENT ST. Fitzsimmons, Aelin, Pembroke. Fitton, Robert N., gardener, "Craig- darroch," Cadboro Bay Rd. Five Sisters' block, cor. Government and Fort Flack, Wm., carpenter, E. & N. Ry., bds. Queen's hotel. Flannery, Wm., stoker, 18 Edmonton. Fleischer, G., tailor, 62 Yates, bds. Dominion Hotel. FLEMING BROTHERS, " PHOTOGRAPHERS, KODAK AGENTS, 502 GOVERNMENT. Fleming, David, ship joiner, h 152 Fort. Fleming, Edgar, of Fleming Bros., h Macauley Point, off Esquimalt road. Fleming, Harold, of Fleming Bros., h 59% Superior. Fleming, John, plasterer, h Seventh St. Fleming, John W., stonecutter, h 34 North Chatham. Fleming, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, h 33 Elizabeth. Fleming, Mrs. D. A., 8 Humboldt. Flesh Chas., carpenter, h Skinner. -Jtetcher Bros., pianos and -sewing machines, 93 Government. Fletcher, c, clerk Customs House, h 139 Cadboro Bay Rd. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, HEaHH ^M^H iKSmHB Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Fletcher, E. H., P.O. Inspector, h Rockland ave. j Fletcher, Fred., app., h Ross Bay ave. Fletcher, George A., of Fletcher Bros., h 89 North Park. Flockton, H. O, general mgr. Bennett, L. & K. N. Co., bds. Victoria Hotel. Fletcher, James Henry, uf Fletcher Bros., 89 North Park. Fletcher, Miss M. E., cashier B.C. Mar- ke, h 9 South Park. Fletcher, Thomas, sewing machine agt, 89 North Park. Fletcher, Thomas O, clerk Govern- . ment, h 89 North Park. Fletcher, Thomas W., emp Government, h 89 North Park. Fletcher, William, h 89 North Park. Flett, Alfred, deputy minister of finance, h. 104 Superior. Flett. J., clerk Treashry Office, h 111 Superior. Flett, James C, retired, h 8 Pioneer. Flewin, Charles, 7 Yates, h 36 South Park Rd. Flewin, W. H., prop. Belmont Saloon, 11 Government, 94 Menzies. Flewin, Thomas. Capitol Saloon, 7 Yates, h 36 South Park. p-LINT A COMPANY, REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 18 BROAD STREET. AGENTS FOR CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION, OF TORONTO. .ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO., .HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Frank- Flint, A., St. George, of Flint & Co. h 246 Simcoe. Flinton, Rev. J. W., Church of England, Mount Tolmie. Flockton, H. O, gen. mgr., the Bennet Lake and Klondike Navigation Co., 39 Government. Florence, Geo., baker, h Pandora South, Floyu, j. a., auditor E. & N. Ry., h Jubilee ave., Cadboro' Bay road. Fluer, Chas., cook, Driard, Fluhr, M., chef Driard Hotel, res. Douglas, cor. Kane. Flummerfelt, A. O, mgr. Ames Holden Co., h Pemberton Rd. Foley, Capt. M., 4 Vancouver. Folger, Capt., bds. California Hotel. Fone, W., steward flotel Victoria. Foot Capt. J. C, Tennyson road. Foot, Hamilton, captain "Princess Louise," h 239 Cook. Forbes, Andrew, conductor V. Sc S. Ry., 30 Second. Forbes, A. F., conductor V. & S. Ry., h 32 Second. Ford, A. E., laborer, h Cadboro Bay Rd. Ford, David, steward Carey Castle. Ford, E., emp. Victoria Chemical Wks. Ford, H. D., milkman, Cedar Hill, Oakland. Ford, Henry T., milkman, Cedar Hill Rd. Ford, James, carpenter, Muirhead & Mann. Ford, J. D., carpenter, h Fairfield Rd. Ford. T.. Cedar Hill Rd.. Oakland. Forman, James, of Heisterman & Co., h. 4 Stanley ave. Forrest, Fred, h 52 Niagara. Forrest, Madame, dressmaker, h 20 Broad. Forrest, Mrs., h 64 Quadra. Forrest. Walter, farm hand, emp William Munroe, James Island. Forrest, W. S., electrician, h 20 Broad. Forester, James L.. paints and oils, 99% Douglas, h 138 Chatham. Forster, Rev. J. O, pastor, Knox and St. Columbia, h. Leighton road. Fort, Edward M., chief clerk Land Registry Office, Government bldg, h Esquimalt Rd. Fortifications, Macaulay Point. Foster-Barham, A., Beacon, • Foster. Capt. Thos., h. Esquimalt st. Fop*-*"- yrrri. of Lindley & Foster, h 168 Pandora. Foster, F. W., of Clinton, h 92 Simcoe. Foster, John, printer, h 43 View. Foster, L., cornice worker, 68 Quadra. Foster, Miss L., dressmaker, rms 150 Fisguard. Foster, Robert, laborer, 15 Coburg. Foster, Robt., machinist, A. I. W.HMB 51 Work. Foster, Wm. M., job printer B.C. P. & E. Corp., bds. Dawson Hotel. Fothergaill, David, h 31 Quadra. OULKES, J. F. A CO., J. F. Foulkes and Noel D. Van der Gucht.) STOCK BROKERS, MINING OPERATORS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 35 FORT ST. PHONE 697. Foulkes, Capt. J. Fortesene, res. "Hill- crest," Victoria Crescent. Fountain, George, emp. B. C. Pottery Works, h Constance Cove Rd. Fountain, John, emp. B. C. Pottery Works, h Constance Cove Rd. Fowkes, Frederick G., law clerk 17 Fort, h. 34 Rithet. Fowler, Jane, wid. Fred'k, h 157 Menzies. Fowler, Jasper, foreman E. & N. Ry. shops, h. 72 John. Fowler, P. B., Bank of British Columbia, h 115 Menzies. Fowls, Miss S., milliner, 35 Fort, h. 160 Fort. Fox, Charles W., h 152 Douglas. Fox., Geo. T.. of M. & H. A. Fox, h. 117 Chatham. Fox, Henry, clerk, Wilson Hotel, h 133 Menzies. Fox, Miss H. A., music teacher h 36 Mason. OX, M. & H. A., CUTLERY DEALERS, 78 GOVERNMENT. Fox, Mrs. M., widow, h 36 Mason.' Fox, Mrs. M., h 15 Yates. Fox, William, carpenter, 133 Menzies. Fralick, Geo. L., carriage painter, h Belton ave. Frank, James Gibson, traveller E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., h. 83 Chatham. Franck, J. H., salesman Simon Leiser & Co., h Chestnut. Frank, Miss Pauline, teacher, South Park School, h 227 Cook. Frank, Mrs. E., 227 Cook. Frank, Mrs. John, h. 114 Chatham. — GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 889 Franklin. VICTORIA CITY. Fullerton. Franklin, A. G., clerk, Morris, tobac- i conist's, h 86 Kingston. Franklin, W. A., landing waiter, H. M. C, h 86 Kingston. Fraser, Alex. B., of Lee & Fraser, h h 55 Alfred. Fraser, Amelia, wid. Paul, h 92 Chatham. Fraser, Angus, carpenter, h Belcher Ave. Fraser, A. D., clerk, 33 Fort, bds. 69 Superior. Fraser, Donald, accountant, 28 Broad, h Head St., Esquimalt. Fraser, Donald A., teacher, h 2 Phoenix Place. Fraser, Howard, emp. Vic. Chemical Works, bds. Rock Bay Hotel. Fraser, Frank, bookkeeper, h 66 Second. Fraser, Frank, shoemaker, 56 Fort, h 66 Second. Fraser, James, carpenter, h 133 Quadra. Fraser, John, tailor, 18 Broad, bds. 107 Pandora. Fraser, Mrs. B., widow, h 92 Chatham. Fraser, Mrs. Donald, widow, h 2 Phoenix. Fraser, Mrs. E. N., widow, dressmaker, 55 Fort, h 45 Menzies. Fraser, Peter, laborer, h 92 Chatham. Fraser, Robt., brakesman, bds. Queen's Hotel. Fraser, R. L., physician, city health officer, 98 Yates. Fraser, T. W., emp. B.C. Elec. Railway. Fraser, Walter S. & Co., Ltd., hardware, Walter S. Fraser, sec-treas. C. T. Penwill, mgr., 81 Wharf. Fraser, Walter Stanhope, sec-treas. Walter S. Fraser Co., Ltd., h. 55 Alfred. Praser, William, student, 28 Fort, h 2 Phoenix. Fraser, William, carpenter, h Loyal. Fraser, Wm. G., moulder, h. 66 Second. Fraser, W. T., El. Ry., .h Russell. Frawley, Wm., barber, 48 Yates, Frazer, J. R, butcher, h 133 Quadra. Frederick, —., miner, h 70 View. Fredett, Ed., bartender, Trilby, h 112 Pandora. Freel, James, boots and shoes, 86 Yates, h 15 Harrison. Freeland, , Reg., machinist, h 236 Cook. Freeman, A. P., shoemaker, 126 Fort, h. 13 St. Louis. Freeland, Geo., livery emp., bds 117 Yates. Freeman, John, seaman, rooms 32-17 Chatham. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C Telephone 429. Freeman, Hector, driver, h 60 John. Freeman, John H, traveller, 9 Yates, h 134 Blanchard. Freeman, John N., teamster, h 54 John. Freeman, J., h 60 John. FRENCH CONSULAR AGENT, ' H. M. GRAHAME, 41 GOVERNMENT. res. \ ALLANDALE," 56 HILLSIDE Av. Friend, John H., bookkeeper, h Andrew. Fritz, C, teamster, h 17'Pine. Frost, Wm., painter, h Cedar Hill rd. Fry, Miss Maggie, stenographer Customs House, res. Queen's ave. Fuggle, Frederick, h 76 Princess. Fuggle F. O, waiter, Mt. Baker hotel. Fuggle,' Mrs. J. L. widow, h 76 Princess Ave. Fugi & Co., merchant tailors. 156 Government ..„ Pn_ Fuji & Co., merchant tailors, 156 Gov- FulSr^L. H., barister, bds Occidental Fudkr!' Harry, clerk, 97 Johnson h Cadboro Bay Rd. Fuller, Mrs., wid. Alfred, Cadboro Bay Fuller, Thomas, gunner R. M. A., Wk Pt Barracks, h Head St. Fuller, W. S., off Cadboroi Bay road Fullerton, Geo. W., driver V. T. & U. Co., 15 Penwell. FULLERTON, JOHN, BOOTS AND SHOES, 103 GOVERNMENT. h 4 Phoenix Place. 890 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Fullerton. VICTORIA CITY. Gaudies-. Fullerton, William F., carpenter, h 80 North Pembroke. Fulton, Daniel, driver, 58 Government. h. 45 Second. Fulton, Ernest, emp. Taylor's Mill. h 46 Pembroke. Furman. Ambrose A., emp Sayward Mill Co., h Jessie ave. Furman, Ambrose A., jr., emp Sayward Mill Co., h Jessie ave. Furman, Chester A., emp at Esquimalt, h Jessie ave. Furnace, Miss Lilly, bds. Osborne Hse. Furnell, Chas., barber, 36 Broad, h 207 Douglas. Fj rnell, O, billiard maker, Union Club. Fi rnell, Geo. lab., 207 Douglas. Furnell, Thos., boxmaker, Coffee and Spice Mills, Douglas. Furnival, William, auctioneer, h 103 Blanchard. Futcher, Frederick A., clerk, Robert Ward & Co., h 23 Parkington. Futcher, Thos. S., Japanese Goods. 41 Fort, h 23 Parkington. Gabriel, James, emp. W. J. Pendry. Ga briel, Mrs. Edward, wid., 149 Cook. Gabriel, W. W., boiler-maker, h 149 Cook. Gaedes, Henry, 58 Frederick. Gage, W. B., fireman, Jubilee Hospital. Galbraith, Angus, school teacher, h 35 Johns. Galbraith, Angus, miner, 56 Belleville. Galbraith, Fred, clerk Brackman & Ker Co., Ltd., h 152 Fort. Galbraith, Wm., driver, h Kane. Galbraith; Wm., driver Brackman & Ker, h Rae. Galbraith. William, fishery officer, h 81 Hillside ave. Gale, Mrs. E., nurse, 9 Amelia, Gallagher, Patrick William .musician, h. 69 Kane. Galletly, A. J. C, manager Bank of Montreal, res. "Hochelaga," Roekland ave. Galley. Frederick ,sec. Hickman-Tye Hardware Co., Ltd,, h Topaz Ave. Galley, Mrs. William, widow, h Topaz Ave. Gallop,. Ernest, clerk, 59 Government, bds 41 Fernwood Road. Gait, Robert, miner, bds. Clarence. Gait, R., night clerk, Victoria Hotel. Galvin, John, 9 Store. Gamble, F. C, CE., 5 Sisters' block, res. Pemberton road Gandy, Isaac, butcher, 17 Bodwell. Gannan, Mrs. A. N., h. 5 Labouchere, Ganner, Elijah, daily, at Gorge, h Craigflower road. Gant, Harry, h 49 Discovery. Gant, Mrs. Catherine, widow, h 126 Blanchard. Gardes, John H., h 58 Frederick. Gardiner, Captain, h 39 North Park. Gardiner, Charles F., manager Simon Leiser & Co., h 9 Labouchere. Gardiner, Geo., waiter, Union Club, h Henry, Victoria West. Gardiner, Geo. A., bookkeeper Lenz & h Henry, Vic. West. Gardiner, John, foreman No. 2 Hall, 82 Yates. Gardiner, Miss A., dressmaker, 105 Pandora. Gardiner. Miss.Abbie, 1st assistant Vic. toria West School, h 69 Menzies. Gardner, Russell H., carpenter, h 27 Spring. Gardiner, W. E., mate Str. City of Nanaimo. GARESCHE, ARTHUR, DENTIST, Five Sisters Block, h 38 Cadboro Bay road. =**J$ Garland, Aaron, grocery, h 165 Douglas. Belton ave. Garland, John, emp Truck & Dray Co., h. 43 Victoria Crescent. Garland, J., Simon Leiser, 133 FisguaraJ Garner, Mrs. Mary, wid., Old LadiesJ Home. Garrett, John Philip, carpenter, h 22 Walnut. Garrett, Miss A., milliner, h 22 Walnut. Garrick's Head Saloon, M. Powers prop, 23 Bastion. Garrow, Dr. John K, physician & surgeon, h. Saanich road, Mt Tolmie ave. Gartley, Harry, 24 Frederick. Gartley, James, farmer, 24 Frederick. Gartley, Miss Mary Ann, 24 Frederick.^ Gartness, O, music room, 85 Five Sisters' Block. GARVIN, THOS. prop. Senate Saloon, 91 Government, L 13 School. Gasson, Fred, emp Canada Paint Co. h. 64 Collinson. Gaston, Paul, bds. Driard Hotel. Gates, J., h. 18 Henry. Gaudin, James R. P., draughtsman, h "Isla. Villa," Craigflower Rd. Gaudin, Captain James, marine & fisheries dept, custom house, h "Isla Villa," Craigflower Rd. Gaudin, Miss Mabel, 3rd assistant Victoria West school. Gaudin, Miss, "Isla Villa," Craigflower Rd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 891 Gawley. VICTORIA CITY. Gillies. Gawley & Co., fruits, 85 Johnson. Gawley, Geo., 33 Quebec. Gaydon, Henry, h. 13 Penwell. Geake, H. J., emp. Navy Yard, h Frederick. Geddes, H., clerk B.C. Furniture Co. Geddes, John, 54 Pandora. Geiger. Edward Fred, plumber. cor. Douglas and Pandora, h. 118 Blanchard. Geiger, Nicholas, bartender, 17 Store, h 61 Pandora. Geiger, Thos., barber, 87 Government, h 118 Blanchard. Gelardi. Mike, lab., h 142 Johnson. Gell, Robert, shoemaker, 38 Fort, h flumboldt. Gem Restaurant, Matthews & Rutledge, 42 Broad. George, Capt. W. E., 132 Superior. George, Fred, bartender, 90 Yates. George, Ivan, barber, 19 Trounce ave. George Richard. clerk, H. B. Co., h. South Park. George, Wm. E., operator Times. German, Lewis, carpenter h 36 Toronto. German, Lewis, emp. Delmonica. h. 33 Rithet. Germania Music Hall, Skinner & Mc- Manus, Johnson, cor Government. Gerow, A., miner, h Catherine. Gerow, G.. Esquimalt road. Gerrard; Albert, newspaper carrier, h Dominion road. Gerrie, Wm., machinist 2 Langley, h 73 Blanchard. Gettis, John, laborer, h 56 Pandora. Getschmann Julius Henry G., grocer, 30 Humbolt. f\ IANT POWDER COMPANY (TH*) **"' (Consolidated.) E. C. JENNINGS, General Agent, 102 GOVERNMENT STREET. WORKS AT TELEGRAPH BAY. Gibbons, John, B.C. Pottery Co., h Cove road, Vic. West. Gibbons, Chas. fl., district supt. San Francisco Examiner, h 90 Quebec Phone 604. Gibson, —., Oak Bay ave. Gibson, A., driver, h 208 Douglas. Gibson, A., sergt. Royal Marine Artillery, Signal Hill. Gibson, Andrew, electrician, bds rooms 29 Johnson. Gibson, A. F., Richmond Ave. Gibson, E. A. Carew, clerk Dept of Agri- ' culture, h. 193 Fort. Gibson, G. W., carpenter, h Oak Bay t>v. VANCOUVER FLORAL CO., Corner Burrard and Melville Streets^ BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT, itaCEa Gibson, Henry, assistant superintendent B. C. Electric Co., h 106 John. Gibson, Hugh, painter, 101 Cormorant. Gibson, James, brewer, h 101 Cormorant. Gibson, Miss, 101 Cormorant. Gibson, Miss E., nurse, h 104 Pandora. Gibson, Robert, moulder A. I. Works, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Gibson, Wm., El. Ry., h 7th st. Gibson, William H., conductor B. C. Electric Ry. Co., h Seventh. Gidley, James W., emp. Weilers, h 8 Pioneer. Giffin, Douglas J., clerk, 28 Broad, h 215 Johnson. Gilardi, F., clerk, 142 Johnson. Gilbert, Frederick, master mariner, Byron St. Gilbert, Justin, stenographer, Supreme Court, Board of Trade Building, h 124 Katherine. Gilchrist, James H, oarpenter, h Craig- Gilchrist, Wm., cabinetmaker, Tolmie ave. Gilchrist Wm., carpenter, res. Saanichton. Giles, F., organist, 124 Blanchard. Giles, Geo. F., carriage trimmer, 68 Chatham, h 120 Chatham. Gill, Austin J., engineer, h 107 Johns. Gill, James A., engineer str Bonanza, h 43 Hillside Ave. Gill, John A., clerk, 122 Government; K. 130 St. Catherine. Gill. Leonard J., clerk, J. Piercy & Co., h. 130 St. Catherine. Gill, William, inspector inland reve- ue, h. 130 St. Catherine. Gillan, Elmer, teamster, h. Walker. Gillegan, Edw., painter, R. Lettice, h 40 Johnson. Gillen, Wm., carpenter, 112 Cormorant. G-illes, J. D., school teacher, 151 Cook. Grilles, Mac, longshoreman, h. 33 Chatham. Gillies, Andrew, harnessmaker, 29 Broad, HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Gonnason. Gillespie, Alex., clerk, Bank of Montreal. .p. ILLESPIE, GEO., Manager ^ BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Inspector and Supt. Branches, res. "Highwood," Moss St. Gillespie, H., clerk Bank B.C., "Hig- wood," M°ss st. Gillespie, Mrs., wid. h 114 Menzies. ijinespie, Mrs. E. M., wiuow, n xou Fort Gilligan, Edward, paintei h 4 Farquhar. Gilligan, Miss Winifred, dressmaker, h 4 Farquhar. Gilligan, Thomas, machinist, h 4 Far- quJiar. Gillingham, C. J.,- bridge carpenter, h 9 Bay st. Gillis, Henry, harnessmaker, cabin 175 Douglas. Gillis, John, carpenter, bds. Osborne House. Giliis, Norman, laborer, h Hulton. Gillman, Chas., lab. 132 Johnson, Gilmore, Alexander, h 15 Elliee. Gilmore, Fred, painter, G. P. N. Co., h. 27 First. Gilson, Aifred, agent, Golden Gate Comp Yeast, 86 Fort. Girls' Central Public School, Miss Williams, principal, School st. Giscome, J. R., miner, h 122 Fort. Givens, David, operator, Times, h 5 Coburg. Gladding, Chas., gardener James Dunsmuir, h "Shiplate," Russell St. Gladholme, W., Victoria College. Glardy, F., bookkeeper, Campbell & Co., 42 Johnson. Gleason, Michael D., carpenter, h 94 Bay. Gleason, Miss Maggie, tailoress, h 94 Bay. Glendenning, Adam, farmer Mt. Tolmie. Glide, A., emp. B. C. Electric Ry., h 121 Michigan. Glide, Henry, tobacconist, h 34 Erie. ^LOBE PUBLISHING CO., LTD. LTY. ^ CHARLES A. GREGG, Managing-Editor, PUBLISHERS DAILY EVENING GLOBE, 30 BROAD STREET. Glover, George, contractor, h 64 Fourth Glover, Mimie, wid., Sanford, h 42 Pandora. Glover, Miss, steno. B.C.P. & E. Corp. Glover, Miss Grace, h cor. Carr and Simcoe. Glyde, Henry, tobacco, cigars, etc., 34 Erie. Godard, E. A., clerk, h. 49 Niagara. Goddard, Guy, clerk, h. 49 Niagara. Goddard, S. M., architect, h 49 Niagara. Godden, A., engineer, Driard Hotel. Goading, Robt, verger Christ Church, h 14 Rupert. Goddyn, Adolphus, engineer Driard, 28 View. Godfrey, Geo. Hamilton, reporter, Globe, h 46 Rae. Godfrey, Geo. Hamilton, reporter Globe, h 46 Rae. Godfrey, James, 5 Princess Ave. Godfrey, Philip, 5 Princess Ave. Godfrey, William, boilermaker, h 9 Princess Ave. Godson, Ernest, P. 0. clerk, 16 Princess. Godson, Miss Grace, school teacher, a 52 Second. Godson, Miss, h 52 Second. Godson, Mrs. C. L., 52 Second. Godson, Mrs. C. L., widow, h 52 Second. Goepel, Philip, emp Esquimalt dock yard, h Esquimalt Rd. Going, Alvah S., civil engineer, Board of Trade Building, h "Brentwood," Hillside Ave. Gold Hill Quartz Mining Co., Ltd., H. G. Ross, sec-treas., 54 Government. Gold Miners F. & Ins. Co., Ltd., Samuel Brook, mgr., Anson Frith, Secy., 39 Langley. Gold, Thos. F., cigar mfr., over 23 Johnson, h Powderley ave., Viv. W. Gold, Wm., painter, h. Powderly.' Golden River Quesnelle, Ltd., offlce, 45 Fort. Golden Rule Bazaar, stationery & toys, William Wilby, 91 Douglas. Goldie, John, h. 31 John. Goldsack, Wm., emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Goldsmith, —., h 8 Rae. Goldsmith, Thos., h. cor. Erie and Dallas Road. Goldworthy, Fred. G., clerk Dallas Htl., h. same. Gong, James, emp. Victoria Chemical Works. Gonnason, Aaron, of Lemon, Gonnason & Co., h 14 King's Rd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 893 Gonnason. VICTORIA CITY. Graham. Gonnason, Benjamin, of Lemon, Gonnason & Co., h 42 Second. Gooch, Matilda, steno., 14 Yates, h. 37 Frederick. Gooch, W. P., student-at-law, 21 Bastion, h 74 Cook. Good, Mrs., h. Lampton. Goodacre, John, laborer, Goodacre s farm. r-\OODACRE, LAWRENCE, Prop. QUEEN'S MARKET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER 121 GOVERNMENT AND 65 JOHNSON. Res. 74 PANDORA AVENUE. Goodacre, Roy, bookkeeper, 121 Government, bds 74 Pandora. Goodall, Ernest, conductor El. Ry., h 5 Green. Goodchild, Wm., agent, 148 Fort. Goodfellow, James, preacher, h 19 Elliee Goodman, Andrew, laborer, h Edmonton Rd. Goodman, Anthony, laborer, h Edmonton Rd. Goodman, Baldwin, laborer, h 34 Edmonton. Gordon, Benjamin, h 14 Cadboro Bay road. Goodman, Christopher, emp. A. I. Wks., h 51 North Park. Goodman, James, farm hand, h Edmonton Rd. Goodwin. Charles A., harness-maker, Swan Lake. Gordon, Alex, bartender, Union Club. Gordon, Andrew, stonecutter, h 168 View. Gordon, Ernest, ship's mate, 136 Quadra. |S» | Gordon, H. W., lieutenant commanding detachment 18th company and division officer Royal Engineers, Work Point Barracks. Gordon, Miss Elise, nurse Jubilee Hospital. Gordon, Peter, engineer str Earle, h 5 James. Gordon, William, clerk B. C. Land & Investment Co.,, h 18 Bellot. Gordon, William B., carpenter, foreman city, h Jessie. Gore, Arthur, h Burdett Ave. | Gore, Burnet & Co., surveyors, 28 Fort also Nelson. Gore, Thomas Sinclair, C. E., of Gore, Burnet & Co., h Burdett Ave. ^~ mm/MA Sll_J£TORIA .wmil Gore, W. S., C. E., dept. commissioner lands & works and gold commissioner, for the Province, h. 27 Burdett ave. Gorge Hotel, Mrs. E. Marshall, prop. Gosnell, Geo., bartender Teutonic Sain. Gosnell, Nettie, Mrs. John, h. 18 Rae. Gospel Hall, 103%, Government. Goss, John, laborer, h 61 King's road. Goss, J. F., shipwright, h 57 South Turner. Gosse, Josiah, Capt. str. Tees, h 16 Croft. Gossip, T. G., emp. Vic. Chemical Wks. Goudie, William, emp E. & N. R., h 80 Esquimalt Rd. Gough, Frank, h. Richmond ave. Gough, Mrs..Susanna, widow, h 4 Bay. Gough, Thomas, helper A. I. W., h 4 Bay. Gowan, Mary Emma, h. 85 View. Goward, Albert T., local mgr. B.C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd., res. "Rock- wood," St. Charles. Goward, B. G., student-at-law, h St. Charles. Goward, Henry, M. A., city librarian, h "Rockwood," St. Charles. Goward, H. A., clerk B. C .Electric Co., h "Rockwood," St. Charles. Gowdy, David, bus driver Dominion Hotel. Gowen, Charles Napier, brewer, McGregor Ave, cor Oak Bay Ave. Gowen, Fred A., clerk, 80 Yates, h 85 View. Gowen, George, bookkeeper, 30 Yates, h 339 Johnson. Gowen, Mrs. Charles, widow, h 85 View. Gower, Wm. John, shoemaker, h 41 Pandora. Gowley, Frank, bartender, h Johns. Grady, Miss J., head nurse Jubilee hospital. Graham, A., see B. C. Pioneer Society, h 42 Vancouver. m 58 i-w-ixi^iO* ..HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Gray. Graham, Chas., clerk, 72 Yates, h 197 Chatham. Graham, Donald D., fireman government buildings, h 154 Fernwood. Graham, E., emp. A.I.W., h. 27 Bay. Graham, Frederick, baker M. R. Smith, & Co., h 93 Niagara. Graham, Harry, sec'y Savoy Theatre, bds. Pritchard House. Graham, Harry, clerk at Savoy Theatre. Graham, John, retired, h 88 Simcoe. Graham, Johnson, fiinisher Weiler Bros., h 62 Kingston. Graham, Mrs. Thos., h. 18 Alpha. Graham, Thomas, prospector, h. cabin 42 Bridge. Graham. T. M., clerk J. Piercy & Co., h. 18 Alpha. Graham, Wm., engineer, h Saanich road. Graham, W., painter, 36 N. Chatham. Graham; W. clerk postoffice. h. 135 Pandora. Graham, Walter, tailor, h. 197 Chatham. Graham, William, postmaster May- wood P. 0., Saanich Rd. Graham, Wm., job printer, 95 Johnson, h 59 N. Chatham. Graham, William, engineer, h May- wood P. 0., Saanich Rd. RAHAME, HARRY M., FINANCIAL, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL AGENT, FRENCH CONSULAR AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 41 GOVERNMENT. Res. ALLANDALE, 56 HILLSIDE AVE AGENT FOR COMMERCIAL UNION ASS. CO., LTD., (OF LONDON, ENG.)J NORTHERN COUNTIES INVESTMENT TRUST CO., LTD., (OF BRADFORD, ENG.); LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION (FIRE); LONDON AND LANCASHIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Grahame, James Allan, retired, h "Al- landale," 56 Hillside Ave. Grahame, Montrose B., clerk 41 Government, h "Allandale," 56 Hillside Grahame, Thos. L., journalist, Times, h 85 Carr. Grand Pacific Hotel, Reder & Fernando props., 26 Johnson. Grando, Antonio, shoeblack, h 43 Humboldt. Grant, A., Lieut-Col. Royal Engineers, Work Point Barracks. Grant, Capt. Wm., h. Work st. Grant, Chas., sailor, room 15, 15 Herald. Grant, Donald, shipcarpenter, 5% Turner. Grant, Geo., master marine, bds. Queen's Grant, Gordon F., engineer, h Fern- dale, Douglas. Grant, Harold, h 2 Work St. Grant, James A., of Thomas Bros. & Grant, h 53 Third. Grant, John, ex-Mayor, h 2 Cadboro I Bay Rd. Grant, John A., bookkeeper Spencer's, h 1 St. Charles. Grant, Miss O., h. 40 Chatham. Grant, Mrs., wid., 169 Fernwood road. Grant, R., emp. B.C., El. Ry. Grant, Mrs. William, school trustee, _. 3 Work. Grant, Wm., master marine, bds. Queen's Grant, Wm. Pollard, barrister and solicitor, h. Ferndale, Douglas. Grant, W. C, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. C.RANT, CAPT. WILLIAM, MASTER MARINER, h 2 Work. Grant's Wharf, Point Elliee. Grant William H., n o .tsouwell. Grathwoohl, F., brewer, Victoria- Phoenix Brewing Co., 195 Government. Graves, H. W., clerk Custom House, res. 227 Pandora N. Graves, Miss H. E., nurse, 98 Yates. Gravlin, H. T., paperhanger, h Hulton. Gray, Albert J., clerk, 37 Johnson, h. 316 Douglas. Gray, Andrew, eng., h Jessie. Gray. Andrew, apprentice A. I. W., a 114 Humboldt. Gray, Andrew, mang. director, 17 Work, h. Catherine. Gray, Capt. James J., master mariner, Belmont ave. Gray, Dennis, saloonkeeper, h 114 Humboldt. Gray, Douglas, purser, h 101 Pandora. Gray, Edward James, pattern-maker A. I. W.. h 316 Douglas. Gray, Fred, painter, h 14 Humboldt Gray, J. H., surveyor, 39 Cadboro' Baj" , road. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 895 Gray. VICTORIA CITY. Greenwood. Gray, P., laborer, h 114 Humboldt. Gray, Robt. James, solicitor Dallas rd, Ross Bay. Gray, Rose, telephone operator, bds. Dominion Hotel. Gray, Wm., dock yard, h Constance ave. Gray, Wm., clerk, 90 Yates, h. 2 Erie. Grayson, Albert C, engineei bds. Rock Bay Hotel. Greasley, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, h 136 Cormorant. Greasley, William, h 136 Cormorant. Greasly, W., emp. Okell & Morris, h Rock Bay. Great Expectations Gold Mining Co.- Ltd., 28 Broad. Great Northern Ry. Co., 75 Government, J. H. Rogers, agt. Great Northewestern Telegraph Co., Wm., Dee, mgr., 78 Government, i Great West Life Ass. Co., L. A. Ferguson, agent, 41 Government Greaves, Peter, blacksmith, h 8 Pioneer. Green, Charles, real estate, 49 Heywood ave. Greenwood, —., waiter, bds. Osborne House. Greer, Benjamin W., agent Canadian Pacific Railway, Government, cor. Fort, bds. 11 Blanchard. Greer, James H., agent White Pass & Yukon Ry., 16 Trounce ave., h 175 Pandora. Gregg, Abraham, of A. Gregg & Son, h cor Dunedin and Sumas. Gregg, Arthur N., tailor, h Dunedin. Gregg, A., & Son, tailors, 62 Yates. Gregg, Chas. A., mgn.-editor Globe, 30 Broad, res. Dundein. Gregg, Edward, carpenter, h Amphion. Gregg, Frank B., of A. Gregg & Son, h 87 John. Gregg, John, 161 Montreal. Gregg, Miss Alice, milliner Bon Ton, h Sumas Rd. Gregg, Miss Elissa, h Sumas Rd. Gregor, A. G., Oak Bay ave. Gregory, Francis B., lieut-col. Fifth Regt. R. C. A., of Fell & Gregory, 86 Belleville. Gregson, Wm., carpenter, Shoal Bay rd. Greig, Donald, trunkmaker, h 67 First. Greig, Frank, emp. V. & S. Ry., h 67 First. Greig, Fred., sectionman, h 69 First, fcrreig, John, laborer, 18 Third. JGreig, John, turner Sayward mill, 69 First. Greig, Mrs. Margaret, widow, h 67 I First. Gililii^ife SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters Advertising a Specialty. if**«[f2J_§.<w£Be.r_i ^KvancouvS Greig, Mark, gardener, h 69 First. Greig, Robt., sawyer, h. 65 First. Greig, Wm., corresponding secretary R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 117 Menzies. Green, Abraham, h 49 Heywood Ave. Green, Alfred A., auditor E. & N. Ry., h 49 Heywood Ave. Green, Ash down H., surveyor Indian Dept., res. Duncans. Green, B. F., Provincial police, h 199 Superior. Green Daniel, Francis, 96 Kingston. Green, David, retired, h 18 Young St. Green, E. E., supt. and gen. agent Giant Powder Co., Ltd., 102 Government, h. 187 Upper Pandora. Green, Edgar A., prop. Point Elliee boathouse, h Work St. Green, Frank, wharfinger, h 49 Heywood Ave. Green, Geo. E., accountant, F. C. Da- videre & Co., Ltd., h 140 Menzies. Green, J. B., clerk Bank of B.C., h Fairfield road. Green, Mrs. A. A., widow, res. Fairfield road. __.-,, Green, Mrs. T. T., widow, res. Fairfield road. TT Green, R., gardener, Govt. House, Green, Thomas, bricklayer, h, 50 Amelia. Greenfield, John R., blerk P. O. inspector, h 154 Menzies. Greenhalgh, S., boxmaker Victoria Steam Bakery, h 143 Simcoe. Greensfelder, H., watchmaker, 31 Johnson. Greenwell, John, carpenter, h. 33 Chat- Greenwood, Alfred E., of Greenwood, Smith & Randolph, h 25 Harrison. Greenwood, Mrs., widow, h 9 Bellot. 896 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Greenwood. VICTORIA CITY. Hailwood, (. a;!; . GREENWOOD, SMITH & RANDOLPH I PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS | 43_ YATES, COR. GOVERNMENT, PHONE 6. Greer, Benjamin W., freight and passenger agent C.P.R., h 11 Blanchard.. Grennius, J. A., blacksmith, 63 Pandora. Gresley, M. B., clerk Bank of B. N. A., h cor. Menzies and Quebec. Gribble, Edward, painter, h 12 Pioneer. Gribble, Henry, clerk 59% Pandora, h 12 Pioneer. Gribble, Miss Annie, clerk D. Spencer, h 12 Pioneer. Gribble, Miss Elizabeth, clerk Spencers, h 12 Pioneer. Gribble, J. IJJ;| carriage painter, 12 Pioneer. Grice, John R., motorman B. C. Electric Co., h 48 Second. Grice, John E., wood and coal dealer, 150 Pembroke and 200 Government Grice, Peter, 200 Government. Grice, Thos., laborer, 9 Hill. Grierson, Sam, painter, 78 Fort. Grierson, Samuel A., painter, Lansdowne Grieve, Mrs. J. T., wid., h. Alderman. Rd. Grieves, Peter, blacksmith, 8 Pioneer. Griffin, James, bartender, h 203 Cook. Griffin, J. Y., & Co., pork packers, John Earsman & Co., agts., Griffin, Thomas O., emp. str Charmer, h. 120 Bay. Griffiths, Albert Francis, sec'y Cassiar O. Ry. Co., 34 Fort, res. Mount Baker Hotel. Griffiths, Edward, carpenter, h 98 N. Pembroke. . Griffiths, Edward Henry, clerk P. O., h 39 First. Griffiths, Jeremiah, wharfinger C. P. N. Co., h 39 First. Griffiths, Joseph Henry, emp. R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h. 43 Henry. Griffiths, Miss Lizzetta, h 39 First. Grigg, Enoch, emp. Weiler Bros. Grigson, Wm., carpenter, h Fairfield rd. Grimm, Wm., blacksmith and implements, 81 Herald, h. Boleskin rd. Grimason, George, driver Brackman, Ker & Co., h Richmond Ave., Oak Bay. Grime, W. Wallace, h. Amphion. Grimshaw, John, emp. Vic. Chemical Works, h. 23, 166 Johnson. Grissmer, A., barber, 9 Broad, h. 95 Herald. Grizzelle, Edward, gardener, 35 Heywood ave., mgr. Inverness Nursery, 9 Park road. Groghan, Arthur, emp. M. R. Smith & Co., h 10 Farquhar. Gropp, J. P., barber, 48 Yates, h 153 Johnson. Grotto Saloon, Steve O'Brien, prop., Trounce Ave. Ground, Sarah, widow, h. Lewis st. Grounds, Victor, motorman, h 12 Princess. Grove saloon, J. S. Rollins, prop., Gorge road. Grundison, John, fisherman, h 124 Oswego. Grundy, James, farmer, Saanich road. Guarantee Co., of North America, 40 Government. G ,UARDIAN FIRE ASSURANCE CO., OF LONDON, TURNER, BEETON A CO., AGENTS, . 90 WHARF ST. Guest, Frederick, painter, corpl. Royal Guest, F., sertg., acting camp sergt- major and pay sergt, detachment 18th Company, Royal Engineers. Guirson, Sam, painter, 78 Fort. Gunion, Chas., Indian Reserve. Gunn, John, farmer, 130 Fort. Gunn, Malcolm, shipcarpenter, 109 Pandora. Gunn, Mrs., dressmaker, 130 Fort. Gunns, Thos., pilot, 118 Simcoe. Gunter, Samuel, Cadboro Bay road. Gunter, William, laborer, 6 Hutton. Gutman, M., agent, Joseph Ulhnann, furs. and skins, 71 Wharf, h 173 Pandora. Gwennap, James, gardener, h 30 N Park. Hackett, Capt. Charles, master mariner, h. 54 Second. Hacket, Capt., Fred, res. Seventh. Hackett, Geo., laborer, cabin, 166 Johnson. Hafer, Ludwig, prop. Victoria Novelty Works, 150 Government, h 28 St. Louis. Hagan, Alex., sail-loft, Bastion, co* Wharf, bds. 121 Superior. Hagen, Wm., emp. A.I.W., bds. Queens Hotel. Hagenbuck, James, painter, E. & N. H. Haggarty, —., laborer, 195 Yates. Haggarty, James, patternmaker A. J- Works, h 48 Cadboro Bay road. Hague, Miss Mary, clerk Arcade. Hailwood, —., laborer, h 13 Humboldt, j GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 897 Hainault. VICTORIA CITY. Halliott. Hainault, Albert, laborer, h 62 Quadra. Halbratt, Mrs. S., wid., 12 Market. Hale, John, Oak Bay ave. Half-way House, Esquimalt road. Mrs. J. Baily, prop. Halgren, Wm., ship's mate, bds. Queen's. Hall, Ada, mantle-maker, Spencer's, h. Seventh ave. Hall, Alfred, tinner, h 99. John. Hall, Chas., driver, 55 Yates, h. 51 David. Hall, O, tailor, 105 Fort. h| ALL A CO., (Lewis' William Hall.) CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIST!., COR. YATES AND DOUGLAS, Hall, D. B., 50 David. Hall, Ernesr. physician and surgeon, 75 Yates, tel. 557, h. 216 Pandora, tel. 450. Hall, Ernest H.. salesman, F. W. Fawcett & Co., h Saanich rd. Hall, Fannie, wid. James L., h 154 Fort. Hall, Frank, carpenter, Amphion. Hall, Frank, M.D., of Hall & Hart, 103 Yates, h. 61 Herald. Hall, Frederick J., jr., traveller, Turner, Beeton & Co., h 129 Cormorant. HALL <fe HART, PHYSICIANS, (Frank Hall & E. C. Hart) 103 Yates, Tel. 420. MALL, GOEPEL A CO., GENERAL INSURANCE, STEAMSHIP AND COAL AGENTS. 100 GOVERNMENT. AGENTS POR WELLINGTON COLLIERIES COAL, ^ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, CUNARD LINE STEAMSHIP CO., LIVERPOOL A LONDON & GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LLOYDS UNDERWRITING INSURANCE (MARINE), NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS INSURANCE COMPANY, TRAVELLERS' ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers HOTEL NANAIMO, 5i.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Hall, George H., clerk 25 Yates, h 43 North Park. Hall, H. G., barrister, 12 Chancery lane, h. Douglas north. Hallfv John, 2 Niagara. Hall, J. A., of Victoria Chemical Co., h Lewis. I I ALL, LEWIS, DENTIST, ■■ 75 YATES ST. res. CATHERINE, VIC. WEST. Hall, Lola, h 35 Chatham. Hall, L. W., of Hall & Co., h 33 North Park. Hall, Margaret, wid. Thos., h 7 Franklin. Hall, Mrs. F., widow, h 40 Douglas. Hall. Mrs. Mary J., grocer, Work, cor. Bridge. Hall, Mrs. M. A., widow, h 99 John. Hall, Richard, M.P.P., of Hall, Goepel & Co., h. 94 Pembroke. Hall, Robert, Bennett Lake Trans. Co., bds. Victoria flotel. HALL. R. H.. INSPECTOR H. B. CO. 62 Wharf, h. 80 Henry. Hall. Thos. B.. h. 101 Belcher. Hall, (the) Saloon, Fred Stubbs, prop,120 Fort 1 __ „ _ Hall William B., of Watson Sc Hall, n 47 Third. Hall, Wm. F., saloonkeeper, 47 Heywood ave. . _, ,_ Hall. William W., carpenter, h Seventh. Hallam, Arthur, emp str City of Nanaimo, rms 151 Quadra. Hallam, George Henry, musician, h 255 Johnson. Halley, Michael, laborer, h Belcher st Halliott, Albert, carpenter, 12 Market. Halliott, Mrs. Annie, wid., 12 Market. Hallum. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Harding, Hallum, Arthur, laborer, h 29 St. Louis. Halpenny, L., wid. Wm., h 21 Bellott Halpenny, Mrs. H. O, 189 Johnson. Hamburg American S. S. Co., 100 Government. Hamfield, Alex., mgr. C. C. R. Co., (at Glenora and Laketon), 34 Fort. Hamilton, Capt. A., bds Rocabella, 22 Victoria Crescent. I IAMILTON POWDER CO.. H. J. SCOTT, MGR., 59% WHAEF. WORKS AT NORTHFIELD. BRANCHES AT VANCOUVER, NELSON, ROSSLAND AND GREENWOOD. Hamilton, Mrs., wid. h 70 North Park. Hamilton, Mrs., widow, h 122 Fort. Hamilton, Dr. Robert, V. S., Victoria Transfer Co., h 100 Cadboro Rd. Hamley, Wymond, h Burdett Ave. Hamley, William J., blacksmith, h Byron. Hamlin, E. M., wid. L. B., h 56 Quebec Hammond, David, student, h 190 Cook. Hammond, Edward, watchmaker, h. 138 Cormorant. Hammond, Miss Nellie, h 190 Cook. Hammond, Mrs. Fannie, artist, h 190 Cook. Hampton, Geo., waiter, Driard Hotel, h 66 Chatham. Hampton, Richard, laborer, h 65 Fourth. Hanault, Albert, 62 Quadra. Hanault, Jennette, wid. M., 62 Quadra. Hanbury, Chas., Cedar Hill road. Hanch, John, master mariner, bds. Queen's. Hancock, Chas., res. Gorge road. Hancock, John C. A., apprentice Braden Bros., h Tennyson Rd. Hancock, Henry, fruit & tobacconist, 154 Government. Hancock, John P., painter 78 Fort, h Tennyson Rd. Hancock, Joseph B. T., emp C.P.R., tel. bds. Tennyson road. Hand, Robert, teamstPr, | Jubilee Ave. Hand, Peter, • fireman, h. 82 Store: I Hahdley, Wm., teamster, Spratt & Macaulay, h. 82 Store. Hanft,. Geo. F.. barber, 126 Government, h. 130 Blanchard. Hannington, E. B. C„ M.D., h 25 Blanchard. Hanley,. John, longshoreman, rooms .3^- 17 Chatham. Hanmore, C. H., carpenter, etc., 86 Store St. Hann, John, boilermaker, 26 Green. \ Hann, Robt, city teamster, h. neau Jubilee Hospital. Hannan, Ann, widow, 114 View. Hannan. W., bartender cor Covemment & Yates. Hannan, John, emp. Marine Iron Wks. h 28 Green. H ANNA, W. J., J.P., FUNERAL DIRECTOR. GRADUATE OF U. S. COLLEGE OF EMBALMING OF N. Y. 102 DOUGLAS, Tel 498. RESIDENCE 66 RAE ST. Hansen, Gustav, tanner, 219 Douglaa. Hansen, Mrs. Neal, h. Francis ave. Hansen, Peter, scavenger, h 49 Discovery, h 70 N. Chatham. Hansen, Wm., scavenger, h 49 Discovery. Hanson, Andrew, miner, bds. Queen's. Hanson, John, boots & shoes, 1.04 Fort.a Hanslow, H., painter, 78 Fort st., h Pioneer. Hanson, Reginald Juvenile Reformatory, Topaz ave. Harbor Cabins, Frank Suppercotts mgr., GO Store. H ARDAKER, WILLIAM T., AUCTIONEER, 77 and 79 DOUGLAS. Hardie, Arthur, clerk, H. B. Co., res. Esquimalt road. Hardie, A. W., clerk, 64 Government, res. Esquimalt road. Hardie, L. H., of Earsman, Hardie & Co., h. 3 St. Lawrence. Hardie, Miss, hospital nurse, res. Esquimalt road. Hardie, Mrs. H, widow, h Esquimalt Hardie, Norman, agent Dodwell, Carlill & Co., h Esquimalt Rd. Harding, Albert E., accountant, 83 Superior. Harding, A. G. H., h. 83 Superior. Harding, Fred J., caretaker "Fairfield, h 73 Richardson. Harding, Mrs. A. E., dressmaker, 83 Superior. Harding, Mrs. E. M., widow, h 82 Superior. Harding, Mrs. M., dressmaker, 5 Sis- tears Block, h 83 Superior. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 899 Hardy. VICTORIA CITY. Hart. Hardy, —., 120 Cadboro Bay road. Hardy, Wm., carpenter, h. William. Hare, Michael, master mariner, str Katie, h 11 Bay. Hargraves, George, C. E., & surveyor, 47% Government, h 122 Fort. Harkin, Michael, cook, h 59 View. Harkins, James, bartender Savoy, bds. Clarence. Harkins, James, bartender Savoy, rms. Clarence. Harkness, Henry, painter, 120 Fort. Harley, —., emp. Grotto, 163 Johnson. Harley, David, bartender Dom. flotel. Harlock, Mrs. Annie, wid. Henry, h 333 Johnson. Harlock Packing Co. Cannery, Fraser River, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agts, 61 Wharf. Harlock, Walter, emp. Albion Iron Wks., h 333 Johnson. Harman, Arthur H. h "Ravenstone Villa," Mt. Baker Ave, Oak Bay. Harman, Thos., engineer, h 1.03J^ Government. Harman, Thos., sub-marine diver, 51 Blanchard. Harper, Ernest, bridge carpenter E. & N. R., h Pine. Harper, Frederick W., bridge carpenter, E. & N. R., h Pine St. Harper, John, sr., carpenter, h Pine. Harper, John N. jr., bridge carpenter E. & N. R, h Pine. Harper, T., bds Driard hotel. Harper, Wesley, butcher Porter & Sons, 18 North Park. Harrap, Robt., El. Ry., h Seventh. Harrap. Robert motorneer B. C. Elec- trice Co., h. Seventh. Harrington, Ada, wid. E. T., "Kelston- wood," Gorge road. Harris, ard. Harris, Harris. Harris, Harris, —., emp. Weiler, h 109 Blanch- —., barber, bds. Dawson Hotel. Alfred, printer, h Ard ester Rd. Arthur, lab., 144 Chatham. . A. G., emp. El. Ry. Harris, Chas. I., capt., h. 42 King's road. Harris, Charles T., contractor, h 105 Pandora. Harris, Dennis Reginald, C.E., and P.L.S., 42 Superior. Harris, Edwin, plasterer, h 11 Milne. Harris, E. A., Five Sisters' Block. George, clerk, 81 Johnson, h 22 Harris, View. Harris, ment, Harris-.. Harris, George, machinist, 60 Govern - h Ardester Rd. Geo. A., painter, h Leighton rd. , Henry, Adelphia Saloon, 39 _ Yates, h 214 Yates.: • Harris, Mary Ann, wid. James, h 7 Franklin. CONSULT THIS MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Harris, Miss Alice, bookbinder, Colonist, b Ardester Rd. Harris, Mrs., wid. Charles, 10 Milne. Harris, Mrs. John, widow, h 149 Fort. Harris, Robt., wood dealer, 52 First. Harris, R. W. D., junior clerk Bank of B.NA., 52 Superior. Harris, Samuel, miller, h Mary (Victoria West). Harris, William George, bricklayer, h Ardester Rd. Harris, Wm. H., pressman Times, h. 149 Fort. Harris, Wm. J., emp. 14 Yates, h. si PrincGSS riarrison, Hon. Eli, jr., judge, h 38 Simcoe. Harrison, C. J., hotel clerk, res. 79 Pandora. , Harrison, Eli, sr., painter, h 43 Cadboro Bay Rd. Harrison, Geo., barber, h. 53 Yates. Harrison, Geo. B., agent Union Brewery of Nanaimo, 150 Government, h Catherine, Victoria West. Harrison. Wm., barber, 48 Yates, bas Hotel Dawson. HARRISON, WM., LIQUORS, 6T and 69 JOHNSON, h. 238 JOHNSON. Harrop, Mrs. C, wid., k. Pine. Harrop, E., emp. B. C. Electric Co., h. Pine. Victoria West. Hart Alex. L., musician, B 67 Pandora. Hart,' David, h 82 Pandora. Harte. Edward, machinist, h. 15 George. Hart? Edward'Chas M.D. of Hall & Hart 76-Henry. Phone 1(0 Hart Harry; shipper,, h 21 SanJuanM Hart, flenry,-plumber, h. 21 San Juan .ave. fiV. Hart Hugh, 157 Vancouver. Hart, John J., mgr. Indian Bazaar, h 168 Yates. rMoT-J H iilll 900 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Hart. VICTORIA CITY. Hayward.- Hart, J. J., clerk, Robt. Ward, h 231 Cook. Harte, Edward J., machinist, Canada Paint Co., h 15 George. Harte, W. H, varnish maker, Paint Co., 258 Johnson. Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Nicholls & Renouf, agents. Hartley, A. H, cutter, 9 Yates res 38 Birdcage Walk. Hartman, S. M., dentist, 247 Yates. Hartnagel, Gustave A., prop. Driard Hotel, cor Broad and View. Hartnagel, Oscar, Driard Hotel. Hartnagle, Miss Bridie, res. Driard. Hartnell, Albert, emp. Weiler Bros., h 66 View. Harfnel, Mrs. M. A., wid., 264 Yates. Hartney, Mrs., widow, 55 Quadra. Harvey, George, clerk Turner, BeetoD & Co., h "Stoneyhurst," Belcher. Harvey, James Swan, of F. C. Davidge ! idge & Co., res. Union Club, Harvey, Rout, mgr. Turner, Beeton & Co., h "Stoneyhurst," Belcher. Harvey, W. Pellew & Co., assayers, 15 Broad. Hasell, E., resident medical officer Jubilee flospital. Hasenfratz, Jacob, brewer, h Belton Ave. Haskell, 0., broom factory, Blanchard, cor Johnson, bds Osborne House. Hasker, D. M., engineer, 24 King's rd. Haskins. J. W, prospector for Cassiar C. Ry. Co., bds. Dominion Hotel. Hassard, William, government superintendent of roads, h Spring Rd. Hassell, Edward, physician, Royal Jubilee Hospital. Haste, Vivian, 39 Broad. ASTIE'S FAIR, Haughton, Edward J., operator C. P. R., Tel. Co., h 30 San Juan. Haughton, James, clerk N.P. Ry., h 41 Menzies. Hi ughton, James, M.D., 41 Menzies. Haughton, Thos., h 27 North road. Hawes, George, emp. St. Amur, h 218 Yates. Hawke, Richard, emp. Elec. Ry., h. 239 Johnson. Hawkey, Mrs., Mount Tolmie. Hawkins, James, boilermaker, 181 Cook. Hawkins, T. W., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Hawksby, William, expressman, h 110 Hillside ave. Hawson, Henry, city editor Times, h. 313 Douglas. Hawton. John, sergt, city police, h. 181 Pandora. Hay, Andrew G., stonecutter, 168 View. AY, JAMES G.. JAMES HASTIE, PROP. 77 GOVERNMENT ST., Hastie, James, prop. Hastie's Fair, 77 Government, h 139 Chatham. Hastings, Oregon O, photographer, h 29 Elizabeth. Hastings, Rev. J. G., pastor Emanuel Baptist Church. Hastings, W. O. driver Victoria Transfer Co., Broughton. Hat, James, foreman, 52 Pembroke. Hatcher, Mrs. M., widow, 41 Douglas. Hatcher, R., scavenger, 41 Douglas. Hathaway, John, physician and surgeon, 61 Pandora. Hatton. Thos., bartender, 113 Douglas, bds. Pritchard House. FASHION SHOEING SHOP, 14 PANDORA, COR BROAD. h 71 View. Hayashi, Chiniji, restaurant, 15^ Store. Hayes, Granville, H., miner, h 72 Belleville. Haynes, Chas. A., 82 Douglas, h Hillside ave. Haynes, Albert H„ clerk Can. Dev. Co., h 96 John. Haynes, Arthur E., bookkeeper, 54 Government, h 6 Parkington. Haynes, Chas. A., clerk, 6 Parkington. Haynes, Clement, emp. A.I.W., h. Cook, cor. Cedar Hill road. Haynes, E. M., clerk P. O., h 6 Parkington. Haynes, George H., dentist, 54 Government, h 96 John. Haynes' Grocery, 82 Douglas. Haynes, James, 82 Douglas, h. cor. Cook and Cedar Hill road. Haynes. S. A., wid. Geo. W., 96 John. Haynes, Wm., steward, h 17 Vancouver. Haynes, Wm., musician, h 6 Parkington. Haytor, Geo., bartender, bds. California Hotel. Hayward, Ernest O, B. A., electrical engineer, h 99 Vancouver. Hayward, Reginald, clerk, J. Piercy & Co., h 99 Vancouver. K AYWARD, CHAS., UNDERTAKER. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, OFFICE, 52 GOVERNMENT, Tel. 48, RES., 99 VANCOUVER, Tel. 504. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, 901 Hs el. VICTORIA CITY. Henderson. Hazel, E., Sayward Mills. Hazenfratz, John, Belton ave. Heagerty, David, baker, h 221 Cook. Heal, —., h 115 View. Heal. Mrs. David O, widow, h 115 View. Heald, Sidney J., clerk, h 29 Bay. Health Food Store, N. Jackman, prop., 36 Government. Healy, Mrs. K., nurse, 71 Blanchard. Heaney, Alex., teamster, 146 Simcoe. Heaney, George, teamster, 25 Kate. Heaney, George, teamster, h 119 Superior. Heaney, John, draughtsman, 15J4 Yates. Heaney, Joseph, drayman 15^ Yates, h 112 Superior. Heaney, William, jr., teamster, h 119 Su nerior. Hearns, Henry, B. C. Dye Works, h Craigflower road. Hearns, McCann & Renfrew, B. 0. Steam Dye Works, 141 Yates, tel. 200. Heater, Capt. William, master mariner, h 9 King's Rd. Heater, George, master mariner, h 45 King's Rd. Heathfield, Mrs. S. L., widow, h 6 Scoresby. Heatherington, B., lab., Tennyson road. Heathorn, Mrs. Arthur, h. 263 Douglas. Heay, Philip, boilermaker, 167 Douglas. Hedges. Alex A., bookkeeper M. R. Smith & Co., h 224 Simcoe. Hedges, Francis bookkeeper E. B. Marvin & Co.. h 224 Simcoe. Hefferman, G., 57 Henry. Heimer. Mrs. Kirch, h Walnut. Heisterman, Bernard S., of Heisterman Sc Co., notary public, h 295 Douglas. ll EISTERMAN & CO., INSURANCE, FINANCIAL AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 75 GOVERNMENT. Heisterman, Henry George S., Barrister, h 295 Douglas. Heisterman, Mrs. L. A., widow H. F., of Heisterman & Co., h 295 Douglas. Heller, George O, carpenter, h 52 Pandora. Heller, Mrs. Kate, dressmaker, 20 Broad. Helmcken. Harry Dallas, M. P. P., of Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, h Belleville. Helmcken, Hon. John Sebastian, M. D., h Belleville. Helmcken, James Douglas, physiciar & surgeon, h 21 Langley. ^mwmik Hemans, Josiah, cattle dealer, h Esquimalt Rd. Hemmings, Wm., cooper, h 70 Princess. Hemsworth, J. H., salesman Wilson Bros., h 34 Franklin. Hemsworth, Mrs., widow, h 34 Franklin. Henderson, Anton, superintendent of Victoria Transfer Co., Ltd., 19 Broughton, res., Park road. IB ENDERSON BROS., (Joseph Newlands, Thomas Morrison & William Henderson.) (Established 1858.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 8 YATES ST. - - PHONE »4T. and 126 HASTINGS St., VANCOUVER. Henderson, Frederick W., salesman 37 Johnson, h Jessie, Vic. West Henderson, Henry, draughtsman, h 73 Blanchard Henderson, Henry Simpson, mgr. Victoria Book and Stationery Co., 61 Government, h 113 Humboldt. Henderson, Hugh, painter, 274 Johnson. H ENDERSON, JAMES, MANAGING DIRECTOR HENDERSON PUBLISHING CO, Ltd., RES. 22 MICHIGAN Henderson. John, emp. C. Morley, h Victoria West. Upndersor; ,Tos°"h Newlands, of Henderson Bros., res. Vancouver city. Henderson. Leonard, G., secretary Henderson Publishing Co., Ltd., 77 John' son. 902 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Henderson. VICTORIA CITY. Hibbetl H [ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED LIABILITY, PUBLISHERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. GAZETTEER A DIRECTORY CITY OF VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. CITY OF VICTORIA DIRECTORY. CITY OF WINNIPEG DIRECTORY. HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. JAMES HENDERSON, Managing: Director, 77 JOHNSON. ALSO VANCOUVER AND WINNIPEG. Henderson, Robt. B., of Henderson Pub. Co., Ltd. Lty., h 22 Michigan. Henderson, Selby, of Henderson Pub. Co., Ltd. Lty., local manager Manitoba, res. Winnipeg. Henderson, S. H., painter, h 114 Yates. Henderson, Thos., h. 97 View. Henderson. Thomas Mor ison, of Henderson Bros., res. Vancouver City. Henderson, T., caretaker, Old Mens Home Fairfield Rd. Henderson, Wm., resident, architect , Dom. Pub. Works Dept., P.O. buildings, res. Vernon Block, 66 Douglas. Henderson, Wm., A.I.W., bds. 13 Hum- bolt. Henderson, Wm., of Henderson Bros., bds. Rocabela, Vic Crescent. Hendricks, Nicholas, baker. 75 Fort. Hendricks. Nicholas, butcher, Robert Porter & Sons. Hendry, Alex., clerk, 85 Chambers. Hendry, Thos., match factory, 45 Work. Henley, E. fl., prop. Cliff House, Clover Point, Dallas road. Henley, James, carpenter, h Fairfield rd. Henley. J. W.. comp., Colonist, bds. Pritchard House. Henley, W. G.. Cliff House, Dallas rd. Henry, John, Fredk., 38 Government, h. 42 Humbolt. Henry, L. O, confectioner. Government. Henski, Frank, painter 46 Fort, h 191 Chatham. Henski, Mrs. O, widow, h 191 Chatham. Henwood, George, excise officer, h 132 Vancouver. Henwood, John, Albion I. Works, bds. Commercial Hotel. Hepworth, Frank, of J. & F. Hepworth, h 195 Pandora. , Hepworth, Henry, painter, h 195 Pandora. Hepworth, James, jr., lather, h 195 Pan- dora. Hepworth, James, sr., of J. & F. Hepworth, h 195 Pandora. Hepworth, J. & F., tailors, cleaners & dyers, 111 Johnson. Hepworth, John Dudley, h 195 Pandora. Herberger, —., emp. Albion Iron Works, h 41 Victoria Crescent. Herbert, B. W., clerk, 109 Pandora. Herbert, Mrs. Flora, widow, h 105 Pandora. Herbert, Robt., asst. cutter, h. 105. Pandora. Herbert, Wm. B., bds. Revere House. . Herd, Alfred, clerk, 35 Johnson, h. 284 Johnson. Herd, George, carpenter, h 284 Johnson. Herd, John, emp. Sayward's Mill, h 86 Store. Herman, John, carpenter, 89 Henry. Heron, Robert, harness maker, 29 Broad. Hesquiat, Land Co.. Ltd., Ernest Temple, sec'y, 32 Yates. Hetherington, Robert, laborer, h Tennyson Rd. Hewartson, Mrs. William, dry goods, 70 Douglas, h 137 Pandora. Hewartson, William, jr., lithographer Colonist, h 137 Pandora. Hewartson, W.. bookkeeper, 92 G5|H ernment, h 137 Pandora. H^wlin^B. Frederick H, supt. gas wi.^8 b 11 Thi"d If Hewlings. J. Q., h. 3 Third. Hewitt, A. N. chief engineer str. City of Nanaimo. Hewitt H. F., ticket agent, h. 13 Bellot, Hewson, Miss A., cook Jubilee hospital. Hev.sate. W. A. N., clerk Royal Jubilee Hospital. Heyland, Mrs. A. R.. Cadboro Bay road. H«vwcod. Mrs., widow, h 2 Cadboro Bay Rd. Hibben, James Parker, Hibben & Co. h. 116 Pandora. TTihben. Mis« F. T, h 116 Pandora. Hibben, Mrs. J. P.. widow. 116 Pandora. Hibben T. N. & Co.. books and station ery, 69 and 71 Government. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 903 Hibben. VICTORIA CITY. Hitt Hibben, T. Napier, T. N. Hibben & Co., h. 22 Carr. Hick, Wm., farmer, Swan Lake. Hick, William, butcher, h 9% Pioneer. Hick, Wm. B., emp. Pendray, h 15 Humboldt. Hickey, Cornelius, chief engineer, Driard Hotel. Hickey, James, clerk, h. 97 Cook. Hickey, Mrs. O, music teacher, 105 Fisguard. $ Hickey, P., engineer, 95 Cook. Hickey, P. J., seaman, h 28 Niagara. Hickey, Thos. Murray, h 95 Cook. Hickford, John S., emp str Quadra, h ■ IICKMAN, TYE HARDWARE CO., " LTD., FRED GALLEY, Secretary, 32 and 34 YATES. Tel. 59 Hicks, Gideon, of Gideon, Hicks & Co., 122 Yates. Hicks, Gideon & Co., Mason & Risch, pianos, 122 Yates. Hicks, Rev. John P., pastor Victoria West Methodist church, h Esquimalt road. Hicks, William, emp Soap Factory, 15 Humboldt. Hicks, Wm., butcher, 9% Pioneer. Hicks, William, night watchman Sayward mill, h Constance. Higginbottom, Robert W., h 11 Amelia. Higgins, Hon. David W., 157 Cadboro Bay road. I1IGGINS, FRANK, ** BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 35 YATES. RES. 137 CADBORO BAY ROAD. Higgins, J. T., florist, Cadboro Bay Rd cor Richmond Rd. Higgins, Mrs. W. R., widow, h Belleville. Higgitt. W. A., Esquimalt road. High School, Edward Paul, principal School street. Higham, Robert M., bartender Union club, h. 8 Kane. Hilhorn, W. L„ lab., room 5, 60 Store. Hildige. Fred Graham, h. Lewis. Hildreth, W., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Hill, —., emp. Spencer's, h 100 Pandora. Hill, Alexander, painter, h Burns Ave. Hill, Colon, apprentice A. I. W., h Burns Ave. Hill, James, cigar maker, Burns Ave. Hill, James, iron worker, bds. Clarence. Hill, John Edw., engineer, h 73 flenry. Hill, Mrs. Ann, widow, h Burns Ave. BILL POSTING. ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, _y__HH-_uis a^^B THOS. S HAR PM'an m gc r. Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Hill, T. G., 136 Cormorant. Hill, Wm., 46 Pembroke. Hilliger, Fred., teacher of music and languages, h 56 Pandora. Hilliger, F., lab., Vic. Brewery. Hills, flenry M., solicitor R. Dunsmuir & Sons, rooms 39% Government. Hilton, Benj., bartender Delmonico. Hilton, E. W. O, clerk, Bank of B. C, h. 308 Dallas road. Hilton, H. A., waiter Dom. hotel, bds. 149 Cook. Hilton, Joseph, upholsterer, h 7 Pioneer. Hilton, Mrs. E. W. G., h. 308 Dallas rd. Hind, Henry, laborer, h 65 Humboldt. Hinds, Frank, house and sign painter, 93 Cormorant. Hines, Mrs. F., h Jessie st. Hinkson, Siddall & Son, general agents, 76 Yates. Hinley, W. H., carpenter, 111 View. Hinton, George O, of G. C. Hinton & Co., h 145 Cadboro Bay Rd. H INTON, GEO. C. A CO., ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, AND SUPPLIES, 6a GOVERNMENT. AND 409 HASTINGS ST. VANCOUVER. Hinton, 1 A., of G. C. Hinton & Co., h 145 Cadboro Bay road. Hintz, Chas., seaman, 167 Cook. Hiscock, Mrs. Ellen, 18.1 Fort. Hiscocks, Edwin A., drug app., bds. 12 Frederick. Higeor„ks .A". $_;. of Dean & Hiscocn-S, 12 Frederick. Hitchcock, V. S., bookbinder, B.C. P. & E. Corp.. 181 Fort st. Hitt, Christopher, bookkeeper Albion I. Works' h 155 Cook. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Horel. Hitt, Christopher, law student, 32 Langley, h. 149 Cook. Hoatson, John R., salesman Nicholles &Renouf, Ltd;, h 91 Blanchard. Hobbis, Henry H., mgr. Home for the Aged and Infirm, Lovers' Lane. £ ©BBS, F. V., FURNITURE AND CROCKERY, 135 DOUGLAS. res. 207 Chatham. Hobs. Mrs. S. R.. widow, 175 Johnson. Hocking, Mary Ann, widow, 12 Niagara. Hocking, Simeon, miner, h 15 Pioneer. Hodge, Edward, bds. Pritchard House. Hodgson, Geo. N., bookkeeper, S. J. Pitts, h 5 Pioneer. Hodge, Wm., blacksmith, 92 Johnson, h 19 Oscar. Hodges, Fred, clerk, 113 Douglas, 1" 35 Pandora. Hodges, Thomas, fireman V. F. D., h 162 Johnson. Hodgins, H. B., 103 Carr. Hodgson, Hutchinson, carpenter, h 155 Fernwood. Hodnett, Alfred, emp. Weiler Bros. Hodnett, A., stonecutter, 66 View. Hodnett, Mrs. E. R., h. 66 View. Hogan, Willard, lab., h 4 Bridge. Hogg, Andrew, messenger, 66 Fort. Hogg, Andrew, driver, 96 Yates, h 120 Toronto. Holdcroft, John, plumber, h 29 Walnut. Holdcroft, Mrs. M., widow, h 29 Walnut Ave. OLDEN, DONALD BOOTH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 89 FORT. PHONE 214. Holden, E., stableman, 158 Yates. Holden. Herbert, student, h 33 Heywood Ave. Holde". W. J., drug clerk, h 33, Heywood Ave. Holland, Cuyer A., chief manager B. C. Land and Investment Agency, 40 Government, h Rockland Ave. Holland, Joshua, of Munn & Holland, h 22 King's *Rd. Holland, Stephen, glazier, h 103 Pandora Holloway; Herbert, h 4 Erie. Holloway, R., compositor, 4 Erie. Hollins, John M., clerk P. O., h 65 Hillside, Ave. Hollins. William A., furniture mover, h 8 N. Chatham. Holloway, R., pompnsit.or, h 6 Erie. Holmes, Alex, messenger Government Bldg., h 88 Superior. Holmes, Arthur, clothing, etc., 78 Yates, rooms 76 Yates. Holmes, Chas., collector Globe, h 135 Pandora. Holmes, H. A., clerk, Bank B.C., h. Holmes, James, machine hand M. & M. Holmes, Miss, .nurse, h 120 N. Pembroke. Holmes, Mrs. James, h 16 North Park. Holmes. Robt., milkman, Richmond ave. Holmes. Wm., milkman, Mount Tolmie. Holmes, Wm., master tug "Hope," Sayward's mill. Holt, Chris., emp. "Princess Louise," h 130 Vancouver. Holt, Gilbert S., clerk Bank of British Columbia, h 115 Menzies. Holt, Wm., 33 Victoria crescent. Holt, William, carpenter, h Burnside road. Homan, F., laborer, h 6 Rae St. Homann, Mrs. Reka, widow, h Stanley Ave. Home for the Aged and Infirm, H. H. Hobbis, manager, Fairfield road. Home of Truth school, 71 Discovery. Homes, W., milkman, res Richmond Rd. Honagan, James, milkman, h Head. Hood. Alfred, Govt, buildings, h. 127 Menzies. Hood, D., steward Royal Naval Hospital, road. Hood, Miss Arabella, music teacher, res 17 Alfred. Hood, James, truckman, h 17 Alfred. Hood. Miss Emma Lapp, dressmaker, h 17 Alfred. Hood. Miss Ida, dressmaker, h 17 Alfred. Hooker, Chas., fireman, bds. 63 Herald. Hooper, Mary, wid. David, h Lansdowne Hooper. Mrs. Frank. Fairfield road. Hooper, Mrs. M., wid. Sam, 140 Fort. Hooper, Mrs. M., wid., Fairfield troad. Hooper. Thomas, architect. 21 Five Sisters Block, res 10 Rithet. Hooper, Wm., emp. A.I.W., h. Fairfield. • road. Hooson, Edward, policeman, 83 Chambers. Hopp Lodge Degree of Honor meets at 146 Vates. "Hope" tug. Wm. Holmes master, Sayward's mill. Hopkins. Fred, h. 36 Store. Hopper. John, bookkeeper. Hulton. Horel, S., driver Porter's ranch. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 905 Horne. VICTORIA CITY. Hughes. Horne, Mary Ann, wid. Henry Richard, h. 58 Herald. Horne, Mrs. M. A., widow, 85 Yates. Horne, Thomas H., manager, Victoria Truck and Dray Co., h. 198 Pandora ave. Hornsby, W., bartender, Hotel Dallas. Horsefall, James, baker, 75 Fort. Horse Shoe Saloon, C. P. Le Lievre, prop., 85 Government. Horton, R. J., furrier,. H. B. O, b 10 Amelia. Hosker, David M., engineer, V. & S. Ry., h. 24 King's road. Hosking, C. LV, emp. A. I. W. h 112 View. Hosking, F., painter, 93 Yates, h 112 View. Hosking, Mrs. H., widow, h 112 View. Hosking, W. F., messenger, h 112 View. Hotel Dallas, Wm. Jensen, prop., Dallas Rd. 11 OTEL DAWSON, ** NICHOLLS A SWANSON, Props. | 67 AND 69 YATES. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter Specially Recommended. H OTEL VICTORIA, VOSS A LEASON, Props. COR. GOVERNMENT and JOHNSON. Hotel Wilson, M. H. McCabe, prop., 90 Yates. House, George, emp. steamboat, h Bar- rington. Houson, D., 171 Johnson. Houston, William, machinist, Victoria Machinery Depot, h Jessie. Houston, W. K., of Pacific Sauce and Vinegar Works, h Vernon. Howard, Florence E., 60 Rae. Howard, George, bds. Clarence. Howard, Geo., driver, 77 Yates, h. 9 Howells, off Cadboro' Bay road. Howara, Mrs. E. A., widow, 60 Rae. Howard, John, laborer, h 67 Henry. Howard, Robt., bartender, Hotel Victoria. Howard, Thomas, marine fireman, h 86 Store. Howatt, Mrs. Alex., 40 John. Howe, Ernest J., bookkeeper, Turner, Beeton & Co., h. 109 Pandora ave. Howe, John, res., bet. Burnside and Garbelly road. Howe Mining Co., Ltd., E. Crowe Baker, sec-treas., 54 Government. Howe. Wm., carpenter, h Dunedin. Howell, Alfred, gardener. Cadboro' Bay road, cor. Foul Bay road. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. C Telephone 429. Howell, Bert, electrician, Geo. C. Hinton. Howell, Clarence, architect and contractor, bds. Dominion Hotel. Howell, E. O, architect and contractor, bds. Dominion Hotel. Howell, R. G., emp. Weiler Bros., h. Richmond ave. Howell, Sydney H., bookkeeper, bds. 23 Douglas. Hobbs, Paul K., clerk, 39 Humboldt. Howison, J. W., clerk Arcade. Hubbard, Thos., 85 Chatham. Huddlestone, M., bookkeeper, 86 Johnson. ] Hndelston, M., bds, 67 Yates. H UDSON'S BAY CO., WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, JAMES THOMSON, MANAGER, 66 WHARF. TEL. 47. Huether, L., engineer, h 22 St. Lawrence. Huggett, Alf, salesman, h 102 Cook. Hughes, Capt. H. B., h 26 Third. Hughes. Capt. James A., master mariner, h 47 Second. Hughes, Capt. Wm. O., h. 61 Second. Hughes, Capt. William, master mariner, h 109 Pandora. Hughes, James H., carpenter, h Tennyson road. __ Hughes, John, engineer, E. & N. Ry. Hughes, J. J., waiter Union club. Hughes, J. M.. baker and grocer, 146 Yates,' h 69 Henry. Hughes, Miss Clara, clerk Arcade. Hughes, Mrs. M., ladies' nurse, h 56 Pandora. Hughes, Rev. R., pastor James Bay Methodist Church. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Imperial. Hughes, Richard, longshoreman, h. 18 Edmonton road. Hugval, John H., barber, 53 Yates. UMBER, ARTHUR ALBERT, DENTIST, 93J DOUGLAS, RESIDENCE, TOPAZ AVE. Humber, Laurel S., C.P.R. ticket office, h Topez ave. Humber, Luke, bricklayer, h Topaz Ave. HUMBER, MAURICE. brickmaker and contractor, Douglas, res. Topaz ave. Humber, William H. Russell, contractor & builder, h 45 Gorge Rd. Hume, Hon. J. Fred., M.P.P. Minster of Mines, h 330 Dallas road. Hume. Mrs. Eli, h 19 Hutton. Humphrey, Robert A.., of Humphrey Bros., Burnside road. Humphrey, Robt., 5 Quebec. Humphrey, Wilfred, of Humphrey Bros., Burnside road. Humphrey, William, h 103 Cadboro Bay Rd. Humphreys, Mrs. O, wid., 95 Mears. Humphreys, T. S., 95 Mears. Humphrys, William, fisherman, h 24 San Juan Ave. Hunt, Edward, builder, h Rockland Ave. Hunt, H., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Hunt, William, farmer, h Esquimalt Rd. Hunter, Gordon, of Hunter & Oliver, h 82 Belleville. Hunter, James, jailer, h. 62 Kng's road. Hunter, James, trader, Herald, below Store. Hunter, James, emp. Rithet, h 51 Niagara, Hunter, James, emp. H.B.C, h 227 Johnson. Hunter, James, third jailer, Provincial jail, h 76 John. Hunter, John, bookkeeper B. C. Pottery Co., Ltd., h. 49 Birdcage Walk. Hunter, Joseph, ? 49 Birdcage Walk HUNTER A OLIVER. (Gordon Hunter & W. E. Oliver), barristers & solicitors, 21 Bastion. Hunter, Robert, quartermaster str Rithet, h 51 Niagara. Hunter, Thos., sealer, room 26, 17 Chatham. Hunter, Wm., jailer, 62 King's road. Hurst, Mrs., h 374 Johnson. Huson, Thos., cabin 171 Johnson. Hussey, Frederick S., superintendent Provincial Police, h 24 Cadboro Bay! Rd. Huston, Samuel, emp Craigie Lea Dairy, Gorge Rd. Huston, W., Esquimalt road. Hutbur, Henry, h 19 Kane. Hutcherson, Bel, emp P. Hansen, h 49 Discovery. Hutcheson, Frank J., barrister, h. 38 Victoria crescent. Hutcheson Co., Ltd., dry goods, 70 Government. Hutcheson, Mary, wid. James, h 38 Victoria Crescent. Hutchinson, A., shoemaker, bds 71 Yates. Hutchinson, Ben., bartender, 43 View. Hutchinson, Mrs. Christina, widow, h 35 Harrison. Hutchinson, Thos., dyer, 26 John. Hutchinson, Wm., teamster, Shawnigan L. L. Co. Hutchinson, W. B., of Roblin & Hutchinson, h 43 View. Hutchison, Matthew, supt. city electric works, h. 26 John. Hutchison, Mrs. Daniel C, 26 John. Hutchison, D. O, dye works, h. 26 John. Hutchison, Robt, electrician, h. 26 John. Hutchison, Robert, emp p. Hansen, b 49 Discovery. Hutchison, W. B., of Roblin & Hutchison. Hutler, Harry, bartender, h 19 Kane. Huxtable, Alfred, h School Reserve, Cadboro Bay Rd. Huxtable, James E., salesman, 61 Government, h School Reserve, Cadboro Bay Rd. Huxtable, Miss Agnes, bookkeeper 60 Government, h School Reserve, Cadboro Bay Rd. Huxtable, Robert J., painter, h School Reserve, Cadboro Bay Rd. Huxtable, Wm. H., sr., janitor Central school, Cadboro' Bay road. Huxtable, William H., assistant janitor Central School.h School Reserve, Cadboro Bay Rd. Icelandic Church, 175 Fernwood road. Ideal Provision Store, D. R. Pottinger prop, 96 Yates. Imber, C. A., carpenter, 122 Superior. Imbert. J., helper Braden Bros., h 84 Dallas Rd. Imperial German Consulate, Carl ■■ Loewenberg, 83 Wharf. ft'ffl GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 907 Imperial. VICTORIA CITY. Jackson, Imperial Life Ass. Co., H. G. Ross & Co., agents, 28 Fort. Imperial (fire) Ins. Co., Ltd., Robert S. Day, general agent, Beaumont Boggs, city agent, 42 Fort. Imperial Fire Ins. Co.. Robert S. Day. agent, 42 Fort and Beaumont Boggs. Imperial Studio, E. J. Eyers, 76 Yates. Indentification (the) & Protective Co., of Canada, Lim., A. W. More & Co., agents. Indian department, A. W. Vowell ,su perintendent, * Old Custom House, Wharf st. Indian Mission Church, leader, Jonathan Bullen, Herald St. Indian Reserve.Victoria West. Inland Revenue Department, William Gill, inspector, Richard Jones, collector, custom house. Innes, A. W. V., barrister, res. Vancouver City. Innes, Alex. Scott, of Bodwell and Duff, res. Jubilee ave. Innes, Bert, painter, cabin 166 Johnson. Innes, C. B., clerk Bank B.C., Esquimalt road. Institute Hall, 42 View. Insurance Co., of North America, F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd., agents. International Brotherhood League, 28 Broad. Inverness Canning Co., Turner, Beeton & Co., agents. Invertavish Floral Co., A. J. Weaver Bridgeman, mgn.-dir., office 35 Fort, greenhouse 9 Park road. I. 0. 0. F. Hall, 85 Douglas. Iredale, Miss A. H., saleswoman, h 107 Pandora. Iredale, Wilson, h 107 Pandora. Ireland, Charles, storekeeper.drill hall, • 22 Menzies. O, prov. constable, 14 bartender White Horse > Maclure. emp. paint sailor, res. painter R. Ireland, Frank Bastion. Irvine, Donald, Hotel. Irvine. Mrs., 3 Irvine, Robt., Belleville. Irving Andrew, road. Irving, Chas., King's road. Irving, Fred, cigarmaker, 155 Fort Irving, Geo. M., bartender, h 45 tario. Irving. G. M., hotelkeeper, h Ontario cor St. Lawrence. Irving, John, bricklayer, h 29 Johnson. Irving, John. 30 Edmonton. Irving, Hon. Paulus Aemilius, Judge Supreme Court, res. 46 Cook. Irving, Robert, h "Gisborn-Moss." shop, 125 106 Dallas Lettice, h On- Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER, B.C. DUQUETS, FUS.ERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. (EL. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager IRVING, CAPT. JOHN, M. P. P., manager John Irving Navigation Co., Ltd., h Menzies, cor. Michigan. Office 30 Langley; Chas. S. Baxter, sec'y. Irving, Robert, real estate, h 80 Kingston. Irving, R., British American Paint Co. Irving, William, sr., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Irving, William, jr., farmer, Mt. _ol- mie. Irwin Dixon, clerk, Provincial Treasury, h 46 S. Turner. Irwin, Jas. Jeffrey, clerk, Bank of British North America, h 46 S. Turner. Irwin, John D., carpenter, h 46 S. Turner. Ishii, Kikugi, clerk, 152 Government. "Islander." str., Canadian Pacific Nav. Co. Ives, Harry, emp. R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd.. h Market. Ives, Wm., foreman longshoremen, room 39, 17 Chatham. Izard, Rev. P. G., h. 280 Yates. Jack, Alex., retired, h 48 Michigan. Jack, Mrs. Jas., widow, h 121 Superior. Jack, Wm., carpenter, Indian Reserve. Jacklin, John, rooms 110 Johnson. Jacklin. Thomas, driver, 69 Fort, h Boleskin road. Jackman. Henry, health food store, 36 Government, h 202 Fort. Jackman, R., compositor, Colonist bds. 46 Douglas. Jackman, Sam, harnessmaker, 126 Gov- ment. h 6 Sayward Ave. Jacks, Wm., h Luxton. Jackson, August, Indian Reserve. Jackson, A. J., clerk E. G. Prior & Co. Ltd., bds. cor. Hillside ave and Gook. Jackson, Edward, shoemaker, 15 Yates, h 74 N. Chatham. Jackson, F. A., of W. Jackson & Co., h 25 Avalon Rd. HM 908 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Jackson. VICTORIA CITY. Jeeves! Jackson, Geo. R., merchant tailor, and men's furnishings, 57 Government, h 124 Pandora. Jackson, James Andrew, baker, 9 St James. Jackson, John, oper. C.P.R. Tel., bds. 67 North Pembroke. JacKson, touis, waiter, New England, h. 12 North Park. Jackson, Louis, emp. at cannery, res Indian Reserve, Esquimalt Rd. Jackson, L. A., wid. John, grocer, h 49 Quadra. Jackson, Mrs. E. H, widow, h "Brentwood," Hillside Ave. Jackson, Mrs. I. E., wid. 54 Humboldt. Jackson, Richard, bookkeeper, 58 Government, h 11 Whittaker. Jackson, v7. __ Co., druggists, 95 Douglas. Jackson, William, of W. Jackson & Co., h 93 Carr. Jackson, Wm. R., of Jackson & McDonell (Savoy), h 76 Chatham. Jackson, W., baker, ll^gt. James. •Jackson (W. R.) & McDonell (R. J.), prop. Savoy Theatre, 107 Government. Jacobs, Ernest A., asst. Ins. Dept, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 154 Menzies. Jacobson, Capt. Victor, master mariner, h Head St. I Jacobson, F., mariner, bds. California Hotel. Jacobson, Gustavus, carpenter, h Springfield Ave. Jacques, Alfred J., bartender; 23 Douglas. Jacques, John, engineer, bds. 45 Langley. Jagers, Mrs., wid. Capt. John F., h 20 Erie. James Bay Athletic Association—H. D. Helmcken, pres., A. J. D allain, sec- treas.; C. L. Page, caretaker; clubhouse, Belleville. James Bay Methodist Church, Michigan, cor. Menzies, Rev. R. Hughes, pastor. James Bay South Ward school, Michigan, cor. Park. James, L., painter, 181 Pandora. James, Mrs. Sarah Ann, matron Old Ladies' Home, 3 Maclure. Jrmes, Percival, gardener, 16 Birdcage Walk. James, Richard, lab., Hereward ave. Jameson, Carron Brown, clerk, h. 69 Superior. Jameson, Harvey S., feeder B.C. P. & E. Corp.. 62 N. Park st. Jamieson, Frederick, mate, h 208 Yates. Jamieson, R, mariner, h 86 Store. JAMESON, R. H., GROCER, 33 Fort, h. 69 Superior. Jameson, W. A., bookkeeper, R. H. Jameson, h 69 Superior. Jamieson, A., shipping clerk, Porter's wharf, bds. 117 Yates. Jamieson, Chas., 151 Pandora. Jamieson, JoUn, printer, 62 N. Park. Jamieson, Mrs. P., h 254 Johnson. JAMIESON, ROBERT, mgr. Victoria Theatre and Victoria Bill Posting Co., View, h. 47 Rithet. Jemison, Peter, baker, 254 Johnson. Janes, Benjamin, cook, 84 North Pembroke. Janes, Charles, sealer, h Cadboro Bay road. Janes, C. E., bookbinder, 13 Green. Janet,, .preaenck, laborer, h I'd Green. Janes, Geo. A., bookbinder, h Cadboro Bay road. Janes, George, shingler, h 13 Green. Janes, Mrs. Jane, widow, h 13 Green. Janes, Mrs. A. M., widow, h. 39 Cadboro Bay road. Janion, Cecil C, emp. Albion I. Wks., h 204 Yates. Janion, H. O, clerk R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h. 204 Yates. Janion, C. messenger Legis. Library. Janion, Mrs. R., wid., 204 Yates. Janion, R. C, clerk H. B. Co., h 204 Yates. Japanese Bazar, Y. Osawa, 31 Government. Japanese Methodist Mission, K. Ichu, local preacher, 27 Broughton. Jaques, Arthur, bartender Queen's, h 23 Douglas. Jaques, George, watchmaker, 127 Fort. Jardine John, painter, 27 Government, h "Ellersley," Macaulay Point. Jardine, J., Vict. Fire Dept. Jarvis, Duncan, expressman, 14 Fort. Jarvis, D., driver Vict. Transfer Co. Jarvis, E. R., accountant Molsons Bank, res. same. Jarvis, Sidney, driver Vict. Trans. Co., h. Rodd Hill. Jarvis, Wm., laborer, 64 Humboldt. Jasper, Wolf, 110 Johnson. Jay & Co., seed and nuserymen, 15 Broad, nursery 255 Cook. Jay, George, of Yates & Jay, h Sylvia. Jay, Mrs., wid. George, nursery, h 255 Cook. Jeanneret, Geo. F., accountant Shawnigan L. L. Co., h 2 Jubilee ave. Jeeves, Allen, emp Thorpe & Co., h to First iffl GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 909 Jeeves. VICTORIA CITY. Joan. Jeeves, Allen, sr., laborer, h 63 First. Jeeves, Edmund, rep. Thorpe & Co., Ltd., h. 63 First. Jeeves, Erny, h. 63 First . Eves, Frank, blacksmith, 95 Wharf, h. 63 First. Jeeves, r'rederick, h 21 Second. Jeeves, George, builder & contractor, h 21 Second. Jeeves John, lab., 63 First. „efferies, Richard, emp Thorpe & Co., " h Alpha. Jeffree. Wm. J., h 18 Blanchard. Jeffrey, Robert M., cashier Dunsmuir <a Sons,' h Lampson. Jeffrey, W., harnessmaker, 41 Pandora. Jeffrey, William, carpenter, h 20 San Juan Ave. Jelfs, Thomas, painter, h 8" Cedar Hill Rd. Jeffs, W. J., foreman B.C. Market, bds. Oriental Hotel. Jenkins, Charles F., carpenter, h 21 Catherine St. Jenkins, M., of Stevens & Jenkins, h 62 Hillside ave. Jenkins, Stephen, h 18 King's Rd. Jenkins, William, hatter, h 62 Hillside Ave. Jenkins, William H, foreman boilermaker A. I. W., h 102 Bay. Jenkinson, Charles W., government assessor, h Colville Rd. Jenkinson, Mrs. G., widow, h 46 Douglas. Jenkinson, Robt., steward Jubilee Hospital. Jenkinson Robert .corporal Royal Engineers, h 29 Front. Jenner, Chas., waiter, Mt. Baker hotel, h 74 Mears. Jenner, George, emp Lemon, Gonnason & Co., h 112 Cormorant. sFNNINGS BROS., ■* BRICKMAKERS, DOUGLAS ST., SAANICH ROAD. Jennings, Carter, carpenter, 33 First. Jennings, E. C. general agent Giant Powder Co., 104 Government. h 25 Fernwood road. Jenninrs, John R., of Jennings Bros., h Tolmie ave. Jennings, Kass, carpenter, Muirhead Sc Mann, li Work Esate. Jennings, Robert, emp. V.C. Co. Jennings, Samuel, of Jennings Bros., h Tolmie Ave. ■MMr ¥^~ ffifflwmARw®^ FINE^A mormcA Victoria .toshes^ Jennings, Thomas, r etired, h 105 Quadra. Jenns, Rev. Percival, rector St. John's church, h 147 Douglas. Jensen, Albert, cook Harbor Cabins, Store St. Jensen, William, prop. Hotel Dallas, Dallas Rd. Jensen, William, bartender, Hotel Dallas. Jenson, Fritz, bartender Dallas Hotel. Jepsen, O., driver, Vict. Transfer Co., h Douglas. Jess e, Francis W., bookkeeper, 21 Bastion, h 67 Montreal. Jesse, H., clerk B. A. Paint Co., h 67 Montreal. Jesse, Miss Edith, teach Central School, h 67 Montreal. Jesse, Mrs. R., widow, h 67 Montreal. Jesse, R., clerk H.B. Co., h 67 Montreal. Jesse Walter H, clerk 21 Bastion, h 67 Montreal. Jessop, John, immigration agent, 186 Yates. Jeune, F. & Bro., sail makers, 127% Government. Jeune, Frederick, of Jeune & Bro., h 20 Fourth. Jeune, Helier, emp. -F. Jeune, res. 20 Fourth. Jenns. Philip, of F. Jeune &.Bro., h Cordova Ba. Jevery, Edward John, 189 Johnson. Jewell. Albert E., Elec. Light trimmer, h. 195 Johnson. Jewell, Melville L., printer Globe. Jewi_h. Synagogue, Blanchard cor Pandora. Jinkinson, Robert, steward Jubilee hospital. "Joan," str., Capt. J. Ritchie, master; chief eng., J. M. Greenshields. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Johnston, Jobson, John Henry, laborer, h Calvin road. Jobson, Miss Millie, embosser Colonist, h Kelvin Rd. Johanson, George, laborer, h Mt. Tolmie Ave. John, R., clerk Weiler Bros. John, Robert F., warden provincial jail, First, off Hillside Ave. Johns, Albion, of Johns Bros., h 28 King's Rd. John B. H., chief draughtsman lands & works dept, h 9 Bellot. Johns, Clarence C, butcher, Johns Bros., h 59 Second. Johns, Fred., waiter, Oriental hotel. I OHNS BROS., GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, FRESH MEATS, 269 DOUGLAS. TEL. 433. Johns, Gomer, Cadboro Bay Road. Johns, Mrs., widow Samuel, 10 Hill. Johns, Samuel, of Johns Bros., h 10 Hill. Johns, Wm., laborer, h 25 St. James. Johnson, —. retired, 67 Superior. Johnson, —., driver, h 30 Pioneer. Johnson, Alexander, h Herald below Store. Johnson, A. P., salesman, 37 Johnson, h 71 John. Johnson, Arngrimur, laborer, h Belmont Ave. Johnson, Bert, bartender, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Johnson, Bessie, seamstress, 108 View. Johnson, Chas., mate, 86 Store. Johnson, Edward, waiter "Garonne," h 104 View. Johnson, Edward Manwaiing. real estate, 6 Broughton, h. 170 Fort. Johnson, Edwin, 2nd steward, steamer Charmer, h. 108 View. Johnson, Edward E. O, jr., clerk, h 71 John. Johnson, Edward O, city market supt., h 71 John. Johnson, F., baker, 113 Douglas. Johnson, flenry, h 28 Elizabeth. Johnson, H. P., clerk, C.P.N. Co., h. Oak Bay ave. Johnson, John A., prop Trilby music hall Broad near Johnson, h 100 Quadra. Johnson, John E., clerk, Dom. Hotel. Johnson, J. H., clerk Henderson Bros. Johnson, Kelly, carpenter, h 14 Ridge Rd. Johnson, Mrs. O, widow, h 208 Cook. Johnson, Mrs. E., h 108 Vie'SB Johnson, Mrs. Kelly, h 14 Ridge road. Johnson, Oliver, teamster, 111 North Pembroke. Johnson, Roily, clerk Mt. Baker hotel. Johnson, R. J., Garrick's Head Saloon, 23 Bastion. Johnson, Schole, milkman, Emma Sw Johnson W., emp B. C. Electric Co. 1 217 View. Johnson, William, Mt. Tolmie. Johnson, Wm. H., emp. B.C. Cold Storage. Johnston, —., emp. bricklyard, bds. Dawson Hotel. Johnston, Alexander, fisherman, h 114 Oswego. Johnston, C. M., h. Sayward ave. Johnston, E. Purcell, clerk 54 Government, h St. Charles. Johnston, Fred W., baker, 37 Pandora. Johnston, Geo., clerk, bds. 40 Pandora. Johnsfon. (J. C, clerk 98 Wharf, h 18 Rupert. Johnston, James Mowat, cigarmaker, h. 28 Simcoe. Johnston, James, fisherman, h 114 Oswego. Johnston, John, stationer & bookseller, 61 Douglfis. h 250 Yates. Johnston, John Hugh, agent Standard Life Ass. Co., h. 98 Cook. Johnston, J. H., clerk, h St. Charles. Johnston, J. M., cigarmaker, 28 Simcoe. Johnston, J. O., baker, 37 Pandora. Johnston, L. C, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Johnston, Miss May, asst. bookkeeper Lenz & Leiser, h 250 Yates. Johnston, Miss N., emp. Skene Lowe, h 28 Simcoe. Johnston, Mrs. E., widow, h 114 Oswego. Johnston, Mrs. J., widow, h 28 Simcoe. Johnston, Matthew Trotter, mgr Findlay, Durham & Brodie, h res. Somenos, B. C. Johnston, Nellie, clerk, 61% Government, h. 28 Simcoe. Johns-ovt, P. D., clerk, h St. Charles. Johnston, P. T., nurseryman, St. Charles. Johnston, Robert, emp. A. I. Wks., h 114 Oswego. I Johnston. Robert, steamboat man, bds. I Grand Pacific flotel. Johnston, Schole, harnessmaker, 136 Government. Johnston, T. A., clerk, 64 Government h. 98 Cook. Johnston, William J., compositor t h 28 Simcoe. >-^ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 911 Johnston. VICTORIA CITY. Jones. . OHNSTON, R. H., J SEEDMAN AND FLORIST. 11 CITY MARKET, NURSERY, ST. CHARLES. Johnston, Wm., farmer, h Gorge road. Jonasson, Josie, folder B.C. P. & E. Corp., 106 N. Park st. Jones, —., emp. Government h, 84 Pandora. 1 | , Jones, Albert M., stenographer & typewriter, room 21 Five Sisters' Block, h 261 Johnston. Jones, Arthur H., Foul Bay road. ONES (Major) ARTHUR W., REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND INSURANCE AGENT. FIVE SISTERS BLOCK, 28 FORT. • Res. 72 COOK STREET. AGENT FOR CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., CANADA PERMANENT LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY. CANADA SETTLERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON, ENG. Jones, Annie G., h. 20 Wharf. Jones, Arthur, sailor, 169 Johnson. Jones, Arthur, clerk 133 Government, h 98 Blanchard. Jones, Cecila, wid. R., h 113 Menzies. Jones, Charles E., drugs, 32 Government, Jones, Charles F., h 261 Johnson. Jones, C, plumber, 108 Douglas, h 10 Chatham. Jones, David, h. Catherine. Jones, David Thomas, apprentice, 20 Wharf. Jones, Deacon, bartender, h 40 Herald. Jones, D., miner, 7 Humbolt. Jones'., Edwin, tinsmith, h 98 Blanchard. Jones, Ernest Brierly, clerk* h. 38 Chatham. Jones, Frederick, engineer Esquimalt dry dock, h. Constance ave. Jones, F., Gas Co., h 1 Esquimalt st. Jones, F. P., lab., 33 Chatham. Jones, George Herbert, clerk 70 Government, h. 127 Menries. HaBiiS SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Jones, George, contractor, 95 Chambers- Jones. George L., prop Vancouver hotel 71 Yates, h 253 Yates. Jones, Harry V., bricklayer, h. 38 N.. Chatham. Jones, H. H., optician, 39 Birdcage wlk.. Jones, H. H., emp. Weiler. Jones, James M., painter, h 113 Chatham. Jones, Jesse, miner, h 29 Johnson. Jones, John, plumber, 86 Johnson, h. 113". Chatham. Jones, John Thomley, emp., A.I.W., h. 112 Cormorant. Jones, John, h. 17 Second. Jones. John W., photographer, ' T studio, 60 Yates, h. 261 Johnson. Jones, Miss Clara, tailoress Kinnaird's, Johnson, h. 38 N. Chatham. Jones, Miss Laura, dressmaker emp Madam Hellen, h. 38 N. Chatham. Jones, Mrs. Ella, h 19 Green, Jones, Owen Meredith, physician & surgeon, h 83 Fort. Jones, Richard, waiter Driard, h 22 View. Jones, Richard, collector of inland revenue, h 110 Superior. Jones, Robt., teamster, h 91 View. Jones, Robert, miner, h 261 Johnson. Jones, Stephen, prop. Dominion Hotel, 119 Yates. Jones, Thomas McNabb, photographer, 60 Yates, h. 338 Johnson. Jones, Thomas J., dentist, 54 Government, h 246 Fort. Jones, Thomas H., dentist, h 246 Fort. Jones, Thomas, driver M. R. Smith & Co. Jones, Thomley, h. 112 Cormorant Jones, T. O, boat builder, 20 Wharf. Jones, Wm.. bartender, 51 Herald. Jones, William A., bricklayer, h 38 North Chatham. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Kendall, ONES, W., GENERAL AUCTIONEER. 73 YATES STREET. res. Hulton st., Oak Bay. Jones, Wm., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Jones, William H., bookkeeper, L 151 Quadra. Jones, W., stage-hand Savoy, h 19 Kane. Jones, W., fireman steam laundry, h 218 Yates. Jordan, —., h Nelson st. Jordan, Ernest, mariner, h 136 Quadra. Jordan, William, baker, 15 Store, h. Russell, Vic. west. Jordison, John, pilot, h 15 Perry. Joslyn, C. S., purser, h 159 Vancouver. Joule, A. J., customs officer, h 175 Menzies. UBILEE GREENHOUSE, W. & L. RUSSELL, PROPS. DOUGLAS, COR. RAE. Jubilee Saloon, H. Simpson, prop., 49 oonnson. Julian, Capt. Salvation Army, h 58 Cormorant. Juvenile Reformatory, Reginald Hanson, supt., Topaz ave. Kains, Tom, Surveyor h. 300 Dallas road. Kamai, Louis, baker, 25 Johnson, res. Indian Reserve. Kaminsk Joseph, tailor, 62 Yates, h. Alley, off Chatham, opp. Thomas Shaw's. Kamloops Copper Mining Co., Ltd., Geo. A. Kirk, pres., A. T., Menteith, sec'y. treas. :Kappett, James', laborer,' h McCaskell st. Karl, flarry, expressman, 14 Fort, h 124 Douglas. Karr, Harry, driver City Transfer, h. 124 Douglass. Kavo Tee, Japanese agent, rear Bay View hotel. Katon, George, Richard, cutter Ames Holden Co.. res. Burnside road. Kauffman, Paul, music teacher, Five Sisters' Block. Kawais Bros., cabinetmakers, 75 Fort. Kay, Frederick, letter carrier, 79 John. Kay, Miss Maud, dressmaker, 103 Pandora. Kaye, James, private teacher, h 111 Fisguard. Kaye. William,' chipper A. I. W. h. G orge road. Kayton, Goe. R., h. Burnside road. Keappock, Michael, teacher, h 2 Mas- cott. Keappock, Michael, clerk Dawson HtL Keast, Arthur, deputy registrar supreme & county courts, h 314 Yates. Keating, Andrew, crockery & hardware, cor Douglas & Queen's Ave. | Keating, W. A., steno., h Powderly ajH Keefe, Agnes, wid. M. L., h 182 Fort. j Keefe, Clara, wid. James Stanley, h 4 Cameron. Keefer, Geo. A., C.E., Five Sisters' block, h. Pemberton road. Keel, Moses, sealer, h. 4 Second. Keeler, Henry, nardware clerk, h Fourth. Keeler, Miss Eliza Georgina, h Fourth Keeler, Richard, truckman, h 118 Fourth. Keeler, R., messenger C. P. R. Tel, bds, 118 Fourth. Keeler, William, h. 231 Yates. Keith, J. C. M., architect, 74j^ Government. KeunJey, Geo. E., engineer, 21 Princess Ave. Keller, J. W., tiles and cornice work, 161 Yates. Kelley, C. J. & Co., wholesale clothing, men's fgs., com. merhts., 41 Langley. Kelley, Capt., C. J., owner schr. Florence M. Smith, bds. 116 Government. Keley, David, R. M. A., h. LamntonM Kelly, Andrew, marine fireman, h 145 Fort. Kelly, David L., shipwright, h 50 Thiffl Kelly, Edward, emp. C.P.R. Telegrapl h 31 Mears. Kelly, Fred, h 31 Mears. Kelly, George, clerk Victoria Book and Stationery Co., h 31 Mears. Kelly, George, miner, h 31 Mears. Kelly, Gildo. printer, h 203 Superior. Kelly, Harry, jr., moulder A. I. W., !i Harriot Rd. ( Kelly, Henry, sr. shipbuilder, h Har-1 riot Rd. Kelly, Joseph, 203 Superior. Kelly, Mrs. S., h. 156 Douglas. Kel>-. Sain B., tinner, h 203 SupenH Kfdly, Samuel L., h 203 Superior. Kelly, Thos., emp., Vict. Chemical Wks. Kelly, Wm., h 31 Mears. Kelly. Wm., tailor, 62 Yates, bds. Os- twrne House. 1 Kelly. William, master mariner, 222 Yates. Kemp, Alice, widow, h 107 View. Kemp, Mrs., widow, h 11 Richardson. Kemp, W., stableman, 109 Johnson. Kendall, Alfred, prop. Balmoral bar, cor. J Fort and Douglas. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 913 Kendall. VICTORIA CITY. Kins Kennall, Hugh, emp. A.I.W., bds. 13 Humboldt. fffif . g^jfi Kennedy, David, marine engineer, h 15 Montreal. Kennedy, John, engineer, emp. Government buildings, h. 49 Russel. Kennedy, Mrs. Mary J., widow, h 15 Elliee. Kennell, Godfrey, janitor, h 46 Blanchard. Kenny, Peter, h 56 Pembroke. Kent, A. E., Pacific Transfer Co., 14 Fort, h 70 Dallas road. Kent, Charles, City Treasurer, h. 180 Yates. Kent, Charles Herbert, manager M. W. Waitt & Co., h 243 Yates. Kent, William, emp Bray's stables, h Lansdown. Kent, William H., engineer, h 167 Johnson. Kentfield, J. A., engineer, Craigflower road. Kenworthy, M. E., 15 Rock Bay ave. Keown, Charles, delivery man J. M. Hughes, h 180 Douglas. Keown, Edward, cigarmaker, h 180 Douglas. Keown, Frank, sign-writer and paper- hanger, 179 Douglas, h 242 Johnson. Keown, George, 180 Douglas. Keown, Harry, clerk J. M. Hugbes, h Douglas cor Discovery. Keown, James, expressman, h 180 Douglas. Keown, T., painter, h 240 Johnson. Keown, Wm., cigarmaker, h. 180 Douglas. Ker, David R., of Brackman & Ker M. Co., h 312 Yates. Ker, Robert J., treasurer R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 90 Discovery. Ker, Thomas A., manager National Mills, h 90 Discovery. Kerby, W., laborer, cabin 166 Johnson. Kerg, Miss Annie, dressmaker, h 20 Pioneer. Kerg, Mrs. A. B., widow, h 20 Pioneer. Kermode, Edward, shipwright, h 87 Henry. Kermode, E., clerk 132 Government, h 87 Henry. ermode, Frank, assistant curator provincial museum, h 87 Henry. Kermode, William, mariner, h 147 Yates. Kerr, Henry, res. Admiral's road. Kerr. William C. second hand dealer, 110 Yates, h 23 Frederick. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headqua ters for Commercial Travellers m 1' uu WILSON NANAIMO, B. C. Booking: Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. ni. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop Kerr, John R., traveller, h 140 Cook. Kerschbery, E., grocer, h 60 King's rd. Kersey, H. Maitland, mgr. dir Canada Dev. Co., Ltd., 30 Fort, h. Ashnola, Gorge road. Kershaw, T., bricklayer, h. 48 Henry. Kettle, Miss Elenora, emp Stemler & Earle, h 33 Henry. Kettle, William Alfred, h 33 Henry. Kettle, William H., engineer, h 33 Henry. Key James, steward, Pacific club, h. 266 Yates. Keyton, George, Richard, cutter Ames, Holden Co., h Burnside Rd. Kiel, August, fresco painter, h 50 Frederick. Kierstead, Edgar Fulton, cook, h Maple. Kimberley, M. & M. Co., Ltd., J. T. Bethune, sec-treas. Kinarny, D. J., grocer, 183 Johnson. Kindergarten School, cor Fernwood & Yates. King, —., h 132 Blanchard. King, Annie S., Mrs. Elliott Hammond, h. 70 Rae. King, Archibald, compositor, h 58 Kingston. King, Charles H., foreman cannery, h 23 Green. King, Charles, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. KING. CHARLES R., manufacturers' agent, 7 Johnson, h 21 Queen's ave. King, Henry, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. King,' Henry, emp, Taylor's milL h 46 Pembroke. King, Jabez, expressman, h 36 Caledonia. King, James, h. Cook, cor. Dallas road. King, James, farmer, h 72 North Park. King,' Joseph, bartender, 34 Johnson. King, Michael, lumberman, h 30 Caledonia Ave. 914 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM SIA King. VICTORIA CITY. Knox. King, Joseph, 93 Blanchard. King, Rupert B., traveller, 7 Johnson, h. 92 North Park. King, Samuel B. B., baker, h King, Samuel E., driver M. R. Smith & Co., h Chambers, h. 57 Alfred. King, Thomas, 84 Kane. King, Walter, Esquimalt mail carrier, 36 Caledonia Ave. King, Walter E., driver, h. 57 Alfred. King, William, driver, h 36 Caledonia Ave. King, Wm., baker M. R. Smith, h Chambers. King, Wm. A., driver, 104 Johnson. King, William H., driver, rms 57 Alfred. King, W., driver, h over 22 Government. Kingdon, Hugh S., clerk, H. B. Co., h. 227 Johnson. Kingham & Co., agents New Vancouver Coal Co., 46 Fort. Tel. 233. Kingham, Joshua, of Kingham & Co. h 1 Phoenix Place. Kingsbury, D., miner, cabins rear 35 Humboldt. King's Head Saloon, W. White, prop., 48 Johnson. Kingsley, A., Vict. Fire Dept. Kingsley John, motorneer, B. C. Electric Co.. h William. Kingsley, Mrs. John E., h William. Kinloch, James W., tinner, h 35 Harrison. Kinlock, James W., tinner and plumber, 63 Broad, h 35 Harrison. IXINNAIRD, WALTER D., ■* MERCHANT TAILOR, 46 Johnson, h 94 Bay. Kinsey, Mrs. Joanna, wid. David, h 28 Quebec. Kinsey, Wm., emp. W. J. Pendry, h 58 Quebec. Kinsman, John, alderman,' h 94 Pembroke. Kinsman, J. E., clerk 100 Government, h. 72 Princess ave. Kinsman, W. H., clerk 100 Government, h 94 Pembroke. ' Kipling, Thomas, engineer, 13 Pioneer. Kirby, H., emp Victoria Chemical Wks. Kirk, Charles W.. coal & wood, Lime st. h. Old Esquimalt road. Kirk, George A., of Turner, Beeton & Co., h 12 Scoresby. Kirk, R. A. Lawrence, of Turner, Bee- ^ton & Co., res. Shenneld, Essex, Eng., Kirke, Gilbert staff sargeant Royal Naval Hospital. Kirker, Gilbert, M.D., Royal Navy Hospital, h Admiral's road. ay IRKMAN, J., A SON, ■* PIANOFORTES, ROBERT WARD A CO., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. Kirkwood, David M. E., h. 121 Superior. Kirkwood, Elizabeth, wid. John, h 67 Kane. Kirkwood, James, clerk, h 25 Richardson. Kirkwood, Maggie, stenographer, Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., h 67 Kane. Kirkwood, W. W., of Taylor MM Co., Ltd., res. Seattle, Wash. Knschberg, Mrs. E., grocery, 60 King's road. Kirscbberg, Samuel, jr., salesman, 60 .King's Rd. Kirschberg, Samuel, retired, 60 King's Rd. Kitto, A. J., student at law, h 69 Belcher. Kitto, Francis B., h 69 Belcher. Kitto, G. B., assayer, h. 69 Belcher. Kline, John, steward "Danube," h 59 Pandora. Klondike and Columbia Gold Fields, Ltd.. J. Boscowtz mgr., Klondike Gold Reefs Exploration Co., Ltd., Walter E. Dowler, local agent. I 10 Board of Trade building. Klondike Mining, Trading and Transportation Corporation, Ltd., Hon. Frank Peters, agent, 39 Government: Knappett, James, laborer, McCaskell Rd. J Knenell, Godfrey, janitor, h 50 Blanchard. Knight, A. W., stationery and tobacconist, 75 Yates Knight, Edward Charles, laborer, h Clarke. Knight, F. J., tailor, h 15 Bay. Knight, G. A., nurseryman, Mt. Tolmie. Knight, John W., of McGregor, Knight Sr. McKittrick. h 86 Henry. Knight, J. A., clerk 75 Yates. Knight, Mrs. K., 168 Yates. Knott. Herbert T., contractor, h 14 Caledonia aye. Knott, Horace J., grocery clerk, h i» Harrison. Knott, Percy, clerk Johns Bros., h 14 Milne. Knowles, Rev. W. E., Presbyterian, h Belcher. Knowles, Robert E., Carnsew dairy, 100 Mo«sp. Knox, Fanny, widow, h. 42 Cook. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 915 Knox. VICTORIA CITY. Lang. Knox, Geo. W., clerk Weiler Bros., h 42 Cook. ;.-■'«'. ' Knox, J. D., clerk J. Piercy & Co., h 42 Cook. Knox Presbyterian church. Rev. C. Forster, pastor, Stanley ave. Knox, Rev. J. D. P., h Langford. Knox, Robert, clerk 70 Government, h 42 Cook. Knox, Wm., tea dealer, 57 Douglas, h 51 Kane. Komia, Chas., Indian Reserve. Kosche, Carl, hairdresser, 42 Govern ment. Kosche, Mrs. C, hairdresser, 42 Government. Kraft, August, of S. Sonpal & Co., h, Broughton. Kraus, Wenzcel, cabinetmaker, 1 Bay Terrace. Kreider, Mrs. Rebecca, h 10 Princess Ave. Kremers, Henry, 109 Yates. Kroeger, Carl, clerk Mason & Bradburn, h Craigflower. Kroeger, F. uoholp+erer, Weiler Bros., h Craigflower road. Kruse, Edward, cellarman Victoria- Phoenix Brewing Co., h 88 Pembroke. Kuna, Joseph, boilermaker, 109 Chatham. Kurtz, Mrs. David, wid., Burnside road. Lacy, Capt., S. A., in charge Shelter, Market Hall. Ladies of the Maccabees lodge meet at 146 Yates. Ladwarden, Joseph, 61 Pandora. Laforcade, Frank, 58 Store Harbor Cottage. Laidlaw & Co.,s cannery, Fraser river, R. P. Rithet & Co.. agents, 61 Wharf. Laing, John A., carpenter, 76 Menzies. Laing, Miss J., sten. Fell & Gregory,' b 71 Menzies. Laing, Rev. J. W., principal Collegiate school, 41 Burdette ,ave. Laing, W., 71 Menzies. Lair, Charles, sailor, room 38, 17 Chatham. Laird, Fred C, mate "Douglas," h 171^ Superior. Laird, Madame, vocal teacher, h 8 Stadaeona. Laird, W. bookkeeper, Langley & Mar- tin, h Vliy. Superior. Lamb, Capt. Henry, Oak Bay ave. Lamb, Harold M., managing editor Mining Record, h. Oak Bay ave., near Bay. Lambert, Albert, clerk, h Pemberton. Lambert, Joseph T., gardener, h Pemberton. Lambert, Mrs. Maria, widow, h 15 St. Louis. <h:b lOfVlPANIEJ i¥l il ^1 w DIREl Lambert, Wm., emp. Colonist Pemberton. Lambert, William, laborer, h '"*" % Pemberton. Lamberton, John, Mt. Tolmie. Lambeth, Wm., City Transfer, h 64 Dallas road. Lambie, William, stableman, h 63 View. Lamm, Irving Arthur, 237 Johnson. Lamming, E., emp steam shovel E. & N. R. Lampman, Peter S., barrister, secretary B. C. Law Society, court house. Judge Petty Court, h 18 Rupert. I ANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. '"■ (Fire), MUNN HOLLAND A CO., Agents. 34 BROAD. Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents, 61 Wharf. Lancaster, I., tailor, 171 Cook. Lancaster, Miss M., 171 Cook. Land Registry office, court house, S. Y. Wootton, registrar-general of titles and joint stock companies. Landssberg, Frederick, 87 Herald. Lane, Clarence C, 53 Hillside ave. Lane, Ransome, laborer, h 53 Hillside Ave. Lane, R., driver, Thorpe & Co., Ltd. Lane, T. R., bds., 61 Douglas. Lane, Vernon, carpenter, n 53 Hillside. Lang, Frederick H., clerk land registry office, h 80 Pandora. Lang, Mrs. Dr., wid., h. 151 View. Lang, Mrs. E., widow, h. 71 Menzies. Lang, Robert, emp. B. K. M. Co., h 71 Menzies. Lang, Wm., emp. Colonist, h 71 Menzies. Lang, William, contractor 81% Yates, h. 27 Avelon road. Lange & Co., jewellers, 86 Douglas. 916 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Lange. VICTORIA CITY. LayeH Lange, Mrs. E. M., widow, 68 Douglas. Lange, Pauline, h $Ay2 Douglas. Langley, A. J., "Cvppeswvk " Moss. Langley, Capt. Wallace, agent Puget Sound Tugboat Co., 24 Store, h 19 S. Turner. Langley & Co., Dom. Trading Stamp Co., 46 Fort st. Langley, George F.. mgr Georpe Morrison & Co.. h eor Menzies & Quebec. Langley, John M., sergt. prov. police, h 223 Fort. Langley, Leonard I. P., h. St. Charles, near Fort. Langley. Mrs. James, h Menzies. cor. Quebec. Langley, Mrs. Walter, h. Pemberton rd. Langley, Wm. H., of Langley & Martin, bds. Cherry Bank Vic. Crescent. Langley & Martin, barrrters, 59j^ Government. Langton, —., purser fo: Ian. Dev. Co., h 5 St. James. Langton, H. F.. account nt, Cold Storage Co., h 115 Menzi-.. ■ ANSBERG, PREDEB^K, VICTORIA LOAN OFFICE. INDIAN CURIOS. FURS, ETC. 43 JOHNSON, res. 87 HERALD. La Penotiere, Frederick, G. F., agent, h. 74 Rock Bay ave. La Pierre .Mrs. Henry (Agnes) h 67 Kane. Larbonne, Joseph, prop Bayard House, 61 Pandora Ave. Lard, T.. Minor Saloon, 88 Johnson. Larkin, E., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Larkin, Francis, laborer, 153 Montreal. Larkin. John, lonsrshoreman, cabin 33, rear 43 Humboldt. Larkins, A., cabin, 42 Bridge. Larsen, Lars, laborer, 116 Cormorant. Larsen, Louis, wood carver, 6 Bastion, h 22 Johnson. Latham, Mrs., res. Seventh. Latin. E. A., driver M. R. Smith & Co., h Montreal. Latta, Bert, bell-boy Mt. Baker Hotel. Latta, Frank, waiter. Mt. Baker Hotel. Laundry, Thos., Herbert, clerk Bank of B. O, h. 15 Simcoe. Laurison, W., warehouseman H.B.C. Laury, Jeans, painter, h 2 Mears. Laverick, Mrs. David, 357 Douglas. Lavender. Capt. R. 0., master mariner, h. 108 Alfred. Law. Morris H.. pattern maker Spratt & Gray, bds., Rock Bay Hotel. Law. Mrs. Maggie, widow, h 77 King's i Rd. Law, Robert A., moulder, A. I. W., h 8 King's road. Lawless, Michael, carpenter & contractor, h 1 Market. Lawrence, Capt. Thomas, mate str Danube, h 146 Fort. Lawrence, George Roper, h 156 View. Lawrence, Jeffray, h 179 Fernwood rd, Lawrence, John Alfred, confectioner, h 116 North Pembroke. Lawrence, Mrs. Ellen, widow, h 156 View, Lawrenson, Alice, 132% Quadra. Lawrie, Henderson, carpenter, Esquimalt road. Lawrie, Mrs. Elizabeth, boarding house 13 Humboldt. Lawrie, Percy, plumber, Esquimalt road. Lawrie, Stanley, carpenter, Esquimalt road. Lawrie, Thomas, architect, h Esquimalt Rd. LAWSON BROTHERS. prop. North Pacific Saloon, 2 Yates. Lawson, Chas. A., dry goods^ h 125 Toronto. Lawson, Charles, 40 Toronto. Lawson, C. R., of Lawson Bros., 113 Government. Lawson, Girvin, emp. City of Nanaimo, h 124 Toronto. Lawson, Harry, clerk government bldg, h. 16 Caledonia ave Lawson, Henry ,rancher, h 16 Caledonia ave. Lawson, Henry, harness maker, 126 Government, h 27 North Rd. Lawson, H. G., law student Bodwell, & Duff, h 106 Simcoe. Lawson, Henry C, engineer, h 243 Johnson. Lawson, James H., jr., of Bodwell & Duff. h. 106 Simcoe. Lawson, James H., secretary R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 106 Simcoe. Lawson, John( brewer, h. 124 Toronto. Lawson, J. M., clerk R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., bds. 106 Simcoe. Lawson, J. M., of Lawson Bros., h 58 John. Lawson, Mary, widow, 68 N. Park. Lawson, Miss, school teacher, South Park school, h. 146 Kingston. Lawson, Mrs. H„ widow, 16 Caledonia. Lawson, Peter, cigarmaker, h 130 Vancouver. Lawson. Robert, blacksmith E. & R. R. h (Mrs. B. Finnican), Victoria W. Lawson, W. A., cashier, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 106 Simcoe. Layer, Fred, butcher, h 59 Quadra. HL^ GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 917 Layman. VICTORIA CITY. Lemon. Layman, S. S., Richmond aye., - - Edward, emp Muirhead & Leaby, ^^^^^ Mann. , , Leahy, John, brewer, bds Osborne House. • Leask, James O, tailor, h 186 Fort. Leask, James C, tailor, 74 Yates, h 184 Fort. Leason, E. E., of Voss & Leason, Victoria oHtel. I Le Blanc, Edwin, captain "Amur, h 75 Blanchard. LeBlanch, E. C, 170 Johnson. LeClair, N., h. 56 Pembroke. Ledingham Bros., carriage builders, 95 Fisguard. Ledingham, Frank, Victoria Gas Co., h 213 Douglas. Ledingham. George, of Ledingham Bros., h 130 Quadra. Ledingham, James, 95 Fisguard. Ledingham. Robert L., of Ledingham Bros., h. 22 Princess ave. Ledingham, William J., blacksmith h 59y2 North Park. Lee, Archibald, Marine engineer, 50 Quebec. Lee. Arthur, of Lee & Fraser, h 58 Collinson. LEE <fe FRASER, real estate and ins. agents, 9-11 Trounce Ave. Lee Grand, Frank, prop. Germania Music Hall. Lee, Helen, wid. W. T., h 7 Rae. Lee, Joseph, emp. Electric Ry., h 71 Quadra. Lee, J. L., h Mary. Lee, Miss Annie, h 10 Rae. Lee, Mrs. Thomas, widow, h Cadboro Bay Rd. Lee, Wm., h Andrew. Lee. Wm., laborer, Tolmie ave. Leech, Alfred, h Saanich road. Leech, Peter J., C.E., and surveyor, 28 Fort, Leeming, David, Customs broker, 1 Fort, and 6 Broughton, h 149 Menzies Leeming, Edward John, accountant h. 149 Menzies. Leeming, John, emp. Province, h. 149 Menzies. Leer. Chas., steamboat hand, h 17 Chatham. Lees. Archibald, 1st engineer tug Lome. h 84 Quebec. Lefevre, John, boots and shoes, 91 Johnson, h 74 "Quadra. Le_-ee. Edi--^^. f preman Victoria Chemical Works, h 129i/£ Oswego. Bi_ E/jVEj 'A llitLBTIORlA ¥«^ Leguit, Elizabeth, wid Wm., confectionery, h 61^4 Pandora. Le uyt, VViuiam, A., cooper, 89 Wharf, h. 18 Blanchard. Leigh, Audley, dyer, h Johnston. Leigh, James, of Leigh & Sons, 26 Mary St., Victoria W. Leigh, John L., of James Leigh & Sons, h. 26 Mary. Leigh, J. M., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Leigh, Leonard, undertaker's assistant, h Lampson, Victoria West. Leigh. Sidney, of Leigh & Sons, h David. LEIGH, JAMES A SONS, prop Point Elliee saw mill, foot Pleasant St. Leigh, Wm., purser, 268 Johnson. Leiser, Max, of Pither & Leiser, 178 Yates. Leiser Mrs. Gustav, widow, of Lenz & Leiser, h 178 Yates. Leiser, Simon, of Simon Leiser & Co., h 93 Pandora. Leiser, Simon & Co., wholesale grocers, 14 Yates. Leishman, G. M., agent Ogilvie Milling Co., h. 806% Dallas road, near Menzies. Lelaire, Felix, real estate owner, res. Driard. Leland House, Simpson & Basset props, 219 Douglas. Le Lievre, Chas. P., prop. Horse Shoe Saloon, h 61 Quadra. Le Lievre, James, h 5 Alfred. Lelievre, J. O, bicycle repairer, 42 Broad, Lemm, W. G., clerk Times, P. & P. Co., 237 Johnson st. Lemn, J. A., clerk Henderson Bros., h 237 Johnston. Lemon, G., decorator, 130 Douglas. Lemon, .Tamps, of Lemon, Gonasson & Co., h 17 Second. 918 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Lemon. VICT0RT3: CITY. Lindsay. I EMON, GONASSON & CO., CAPITAL PLANING MILLS, SASH, MANTLES, BAND-SAWING, DOORS, MOLDINGS, TURNING, Ac ORCHARD, near GOVERNMENT, ROCK BAY. Lenevin, D. B., clerk C.P.R. Tel., h. 17 Michigan. Lenfesty, John J., bookkeeper, bds. 109 Pandora. Lenfesty, Wm. N., of Pichon & Lenfesty, h 193 Pandora. Lennox, James H., 64 N. Park. Lenz & Leiser, wholesale dry goods, II Yates. Lenz, Moses, of Lenz & Leiser, h cor Cook & Bellot. Leonard, George, tailor, 37 Queen's ave. Leonard, John, grocer, 208 Cook. Le Page, T. A., clerk 43 Government, h 107 Moss. Le Roy, Frank, driver Vic. Fire Dept., h 129 Fisguard. Leslie, Robt. G., bell-boy Dominion Htl. Lester, Henry O, grocer, 13 Collinson. Lester, John, stair builder, Tolmie ave. Lesuer, Joseph, carpenter, 35 Walnut. Leterm, Rev. J., principal St. Louis College, h 109 Yates. Lettice, Robert, paints.oils & glass, 40 Fort, h 58 Kane. Lettice, W. H, bookkeeper, 40 Fort, h. 58 Kane. Levath, Fred W., h. 56 Quadra. Levy, Henry Emmanuel, .prop Arcade restaurant, 124 Government, h. 40. Work. Levy, Isaac, tailor, h. 42 Herald. Levy, Joe. h 56 North Park. Levy, John, cigarmaker, 212 Cook. Lew. Joseph, jr., cigar maker, to 212 Cook. Levy, Josh, cigar maker, b Levy, J. L., cigar manufacturer, 120 Vancouver. Levy, Mary Ann, cigar factor}, 145 Chatham. Levy, Rudolph, tailoring and repairing, h 42 Herald. Levy, Sam, bds. 124 Government. Lewer, Montague W., Ledger-keeper, Bank of B. 0., bds. 15 Quebec. Lewis, —., emp. F. R. Stewart, h 38 Toronto. Lewis, Aaron, tinner 11 Oriental Alley, h. 65 Pandora. Lewis, A. D., miner, h 5 Niagara. Lewis, Ben, clerk, 40 Yates, h 14 PerrjM Lewis Block, 86% Yates. Lew"- C"-v;t R. C-., shipping master,* h 186 Cadboro Bay road. Lewis, D. A., steamfitter, rooms, 101 Government. Lewis, Edward, truckman, h 2 Second. Lewis, Edward, Annand, painter, h 29 Pioneer. Lewis, Herbert George, shipping roaster! h 114 Belleville. Leutas, John P., carpenter, h 62 Pandora South. Lewis, John W., shipbuilder, h Beta. Lewis, J., cabinet maker, Weiler Bros. h. 5 Houghton. Lewis, Lewis, h. 65 Pandora. Lewis, Lome Dufferin, emp B. C. Pottery works, h Colville Rd. Lewis. Loron P., farmer. Colville Rd. Liddell, Mr. C. A., 358 Douglas. Lewis, Rich., miner 30 Third. Lewis, Thomas, of Christie & Lewis, h. Cadboro Bay Road. Lewis, Thomas, cabin, 2 Discovery. Liddell, Mrs. Robert, h. Saanich road. Liddell. Torence, clerk John Bros., h Saanich road. Liddell, Thos., driver, 39 Johnson. Liddell, Thos., teamster, 12 Edmontou. I Lidgate, R. J., foreman B.C. Cold Storage. Lidston, Thos., laborer Albion I. Works, h Edmonton. Lidston. Thomas, sailor, h 16 Labouchere. Lighthouse Saloon, Harry Maynard, prop. 17 Store. I ILLEY, HERBERT ALFRED, *~ CITY CANDY FACTORY, 105 DOUGLAS. Lind, August, emp Victory Brewery, h Head St. Lindal, Joseph, laborer, h 51 Princess Ave. Lindel. Johannes A. J., laborer, h 51 North road. INDLEY A FOSTER, (Wm. Lindley & Fred'k Foster.) TAXIDERMISTS, 42. JOHNSON. Lindley, William, of Lindley & Foster, h 168 Pandora. Lindsay, Alex, bookkeeper, F. R. Stewart & Co., h 113 Superior. Lindsay, Chas. A., h 23 Vancouver. Ill GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 919 Lindsay. VICTORIA CITY. Lombard. Lindsay, David, clothing & dry goods, 23 Johnson, Lindsay, Frank, emp city street sprinkler, h. 108 Hillside. Lindsay, F. H., contractor, h 55 Third. Lindsay, J. A., asst. to Vice-Pres. E. & N. Ry., h Cadboro Bay road. Lindsay, Percy K., Customs broker, h 304 Dallas road. Lindsay, Roderick, clerk, 402 Yates, h. 113 Superior. Lindsay, Walter E., teamster, h 55 Third. Lineham, Arthur, steno. B. C. Elec Ry. Co., h. 42 Work. Lines, Edward, contractor, h. 236 Yates. Lingle, J., laborer, h. Calvin road. Lion, Maud, 48 Catham. Lion saloon, 116 Chambers. Thos. Potter, prop. Lippitt, Joe, longshoreman, h 105 View. Lipski, Alix, prop. Empire Hotel, 36 Johnson, h 114 Blanchard. Lipski, Joseph, waiter, 36 Johnson. Lipscombe, James, clerk, h 5 Park road. Lively, Wm„ watchmaker, at Clayton's, h 140 Cook. Lismore, Joseph, car inspector E. & N. R., h Springfield Ave. Lismore, Mrs. Joseph, h. Springfield rd. Lissett, James, painter, h 52 Michigan. Litchfield Henry O.. clerk T. N. Hibben & Co., h. 66 Frederick. Little, John, laborer, h 170 Pembroke. Little, Thos.. driver, 39 Johnson. Littlewood, John, laborer, h 20 Kane. Lively, Wm. H., jeweller, h 140 Cook. Liverpool Bakery, 37 Pandora Ave. IVERPOOL A LONDON A GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE CO. RICHARD HALL, Gen. Agent, IOO GOVERNMENT. Liverpool, London & Globe Fire Ins. Co., Lee & Fraser, agents, 9-11 Trounce Ave. Livingstone, Robert, dyer, 141 Yates, h 269 Johnson. Llewelyn, Robert, policeman, h 14 St. Lawrence. Lloyds, London, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents, 61 Wharf. LOYDS UNDERWRITING INSURANCE, (MARINE) HALL, GOEPEL A CO., Agents, IOO GOVERNMENT. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, WBEMLLlOSTING '»"»ADVERTISlifCO. LH ° 5?? H A R f, M a n • ge r. 3UH0MtRS1¥-||| Vancouver. Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Lloyds' Plate Glass Ins. Co., Heisterman & Co., agents, 75 Government. Lloyds Register of Shipping, David Oar- tmelt, sen., R. N., surveyor. Loat, Christopher, emp Dunsmuir & Sons, h 9 Vining. Loat, Mrs. C, widow, h 9 Vining. Lobb, William A., clerk Bank of B. C, h Naval yard, Esquimalt. Locke, Leonard P., master tug Lome, h 30 Churchway. Lockley, R., driver, h Francis ave. Lodello, Joseph, sealer, 52 Pembroke. Loewen, Joseph, president Victoriar Phoenix Brewing Co., Ltd., h "Rockwood," Gorge Rd. Loewenberg Carl, Imperial German Consul. 83 Wharf, h 23 Burdett. Loewenberg & Co. (Carl Loewenberg) will., men's furnishings and notions, Wharf. Lofts, Arthur, H., machinist h Pine st. Logan, George, laborer, b 171 Superior. I OGAN, HUGH, JR., SHIP BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 24 STORE ST. PHONE 642. RES. 240 DALLAS 111). PHONE 204. Logan, Hugh, sr., emp Esquimalt dock yard, h Esquimalt Rd. Lohbrunner, Max., carpenter, 39 Caledonia ave. Lomas, H., driver, 112 Johnson. Lombard, C. A., music dealer, 31 Fort, h 56 Collinson. Lombard, C. E., musician, 37 Fort. London Assurance Corporation, R. S. Day, agent, 42 Fort. fflWflMJBlMl London^ HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA OITY. Lucas ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION (FIRE) H. M. GRAHAM, Agent, 41 GOVERNMENT. Lfindo-i Canning Co., Ltd. (Fraser riv er), Tux-ner, Beeton & Co., agents. London & Canadian Fire Ins. Co. Ltd., B. C. Land & Investment Agon cy, agents, 40 Government. London Guarantee and Accident Co., R. S. Day, agent, 42 Fort. London Hotel, Louis Thiel. prop, cor Broad & Johnson. | ONDON AND LANCASHIRE, LIFE ASSURANCE CO., H. M. GRAHAME, Agent, 41 GOVERNMENT. I ONDON A LANCASHIRE *" FIRE INSURANCE CO., ROBERT WARD A CO., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. ONDON A PROVINCIAL MARINE INS. CO. (LD.), ROBERT WARD A CO., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. London Bakery, 25 Government. Long, Levi, motorneer B. C. Electric Co., h 67 Pembroke. Long, L.. emp. B.C. El. Ry. Longfield, Arthur, Victoria College of Music, 166 Pandora. Longfield, Jesse A., piano tuner, b 166 Pandora ave. Longpre, Gaspard. tinsmith, 91 North Park, h 202 Cook. Lopatecki, Adelaide, widow Maurice, h 82 Qubec. Lorenz. Ernest, mgr. Queen's hotel. Lorge, Herman, baker, h Lansdowne. Longman, Geo., h Nelson st. Lorimer, Johnwalfer. oorter Turner, Beeton & Co., h 101 Toronto. Lorimer, Miss C. T., sc hool teacher, S. Park school, h 101 Toronto. Lorimer, Robt. M., porter, 21 Yates, h 101 Toronto. Lorimer, William, contractor, h 101 Toronto. re'irpd, h 180 View. F. Loveick & Co., h Lorimer, W. a., salesman, Turner B. & Co., h 101 Toronto. Lorne tug, L. P. Locke, master; Archa bald Lees, chief engineer, 26 Store. Lory, James, emp Pendray's, _l xla North Chatham. Lory, John, driver, 80 Yates, h. 114 N| Chatham. Lory, J. T.. painter, Springfield ave. Lo- " R B.. salesman b 5fa.es, fc 372 Johnson. Losee. Wm. E., contractor, h 60 Frederick. Louisette, Miss, h 14 Herald. Lounds, Arthur, painter, h 14 Frankliffl Loury, G., painter, R. Lettice, h Blai| chard. Louvre Saloon, John Parker, 9 Johnson. Lovell. John B Loveick, F.. of Yates. Loveridge, Merwin W., C.E., h 116 Menzies. Low, Miss, 45 Broad. Lovick, F., & Co., printers. 122 Yates. Lowe, A., asst. dentist, 61% Government bds. 45 Carr. Lowe, Charles, printer, Province, h 131 Quadra. Lowe Inlet Packing Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., agents. 61 Wharf. Lowe, Mrs. W. H., widow, h 131 Quadra. Lowe, Richard, h. 131 Quadra. Lowe, Skene, photographer, 61% Government, h. 45 Carr. Lowe, William, bookkeeper, h 131 Quadra. Lowenberg, Harris & Co., H. M. Grahame, successor, 41 Government. Lowndes, Arthur, painter, 14 Franklin. Lowndes, Robert J., porter Dominion hotel. Loyal Orange Lodge meets at 150 Yates. LUBBE, THEODORE. dealer in raw furs and secretary of Esquimalt water works, 77 Wharf, h 103 Quadra. Lucas, —., h 8 Edmonton. Lucas, Alexander, conductor B. C. Electric Co., h Oak St. outside limits. Lucas, Miss Mary, teacher North Ward school, h Tolmie Ave. Lucas, Oscar, reporter Colonist, h Tolmie Ave. Lucas, William James, dairyman, Tolmie Ave. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 921 Lucas. VICTORIA CITY. Mackay. Lucas William, sr., h Tolmie Ave. Lugrin, Charles H, editor Colonist, h 110 Michigan. , . M Lukar, William, G., contractor, h 52 South Rd. Lumsden, Thos., warehouseman, 14 Yates, 16 St. Louis. Lund, George, engineer No. 2 Fire hall. Lundahl, Chas., emp. Vict. Steam Laundry, bds. Vancouver Hotel. Lundy, Thomas Herbert, clerk Bank of B. c!, h 15 Simcoe. Luney, Charles, bricklayer, h 13 Humboldt. Luney, Miss N., clerk Arcade, King's road. Luney, Walter, plumber. Luney, William Alt, bricklayer, b 265 Douglas. Luscombe, Peter, h Garbally road. Luscombe, Thos., h 202 Fort. Luscombe, Thos., cutter Turner, Beeton & Co., h. Garbelly road. Luscombe, Thomas, gardener, h Hillside House. King's Rd. Luscombe, Wm., cutter, h. Garbelly road. # Lusse, John, farmer, 84 Vining. Luxton, Arthur P., of Pooley & Luxton, h 72 Cook. Luxton, Norman K., broker. Old P.O., rooms Balmoral. Luxton, Roy, h 72 Cook. Lyall, George, contractor, h 96 North Park. Lyall, William C, salesman, h. 105 North Chatham. Lynd, Hilda, wid. h 252 Johnson. Lynn, Tony, hack driver, h 158 Yates. Lyons, James, machinist, h 7 Cedar Hill road. Maas, Leonard, h. 95 Kingston. Mable, William J., carriagemaker, 115 Johnson, h Russell, Victoria West. Macabe, T. B., superintendent Colonist, h 113 Simcoe. Macaulay, Hubert A., •Macaulay, James S. trader. Macaulay, Norman D., res. "Highlands," Rockland ave. Macaulay, Thos. Dennis, bookkeeper, h. Macaulay, Wm. J., h. "Highlands," Rockland ave. MacBrady, Daniel, accountant Supreme court, h 231 Cook. MacBrady, John fl., clerk, 231 Cook. Macdonald. Set also McDonald. Macdonald, Alex., Roderick, of M. & O'Leary, bds. '22 St. Louis. Macdonald, Hon. W. J., 's^ator, h Armadale. Niagara. Macdonald, J., tinsmith British American Paint Co. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C Telephone 429. Macdonall, D. H., commission, 6 Bastion Sq., h Elford, off Cadboro Bay road. MacEachern, A. E., carpenter, 109 Blanchard. Macfarlane. See also McFarland. Macfarlane, Mrs. J. H, h 7 Whittaker. _ -ACGREGOR, PETER CAMPBELL, '" REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND INSURANCE AGENT, 92 GOVERNMENT ST., RES. 6 TERRACE AVENUE. Machin, R., farmer, Cadboro' Bay rd. Machray, J. W., chief clerk Indian dept Nachtreib, Wm. E., rep. Summer & Co., of San Francisco, wholesale hides, etc., bds. ■ Dominion Hotel. Mackintosh, Mrs. G. E., wid., 45 Hillside ave. I _ t-i o_ vr Macintosh, C. W., station agent E. & N. R., bds Victoria hotel. Macintosh, William D., accountant Union Colliery Co., Esquimalt Rd. Mackay. See also McKay. Mackay, Aline, steno., Dept. of Agriculture, 50 Boyd. Mackay, Donald, clerk C. P. N. Co., h 25 Quebec. Mackay, J. C, h. 171 Johnson. i Mackay. J. W, Indian Department, h *• 50 Boyd. , , Mrckay, Miss G. H. H.. stenographer Court House, res. 50 Boyd. Mackay, Mrs. James Gordon, widow, h 44 Rae. . . „ Mackay, Samuel, marine engineer, _*_ Mackav.' Wm., night watchman C.P.N. Co., 29 Market. Mt W. J., elk, h 25 Quebec. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. McConnatiJ Mackenzie, Wm. G., com. traveller, h 287 Yates. Mackie, Chas., stationer, Yates st., h 18 Toronto. Mackie, J. R., engraver, 47y Government, h 18 Toronto. Mackintosh, W. R., clerk Hutcheson, & Co., Ltd., h 16 Rupert. MacLaughlin, J., asst receiver general, office P. O. building, h 59 Fernwood Rd. McLaughlin, Thos. S., purser "Charmer," h 36 Pioneer. MacLaughlin, Wm., elk Indian Dept, h 59 Fernwood Rd. Maclean, see also McLean. Maclean, Alexander, h. Luxton. Maclean, Alex., law student, 20 Bastion, h Luxton. Maclean, Charles, physician, h. Luxton. Maclean, Charles, jr., h. Luxton. Maclennan, Donald, h. North Road. Maclure, Fred'k Soues, sec'y-treas. Hutcheson Co., Ltd., h 53 South Turner. Maclure, Sam, architect, 28 Fort. h. 8 Superior. MacMillan, Alex., 12 Stanley. MacMillan, H., apprentice, h Richmond At». MacMillan, John, patternmaker, h Richmond Ave. MacMillan, John, jr., driver, h Richmond Ave. MacMillan, Lachlan, emp J. T. McDonald, h Richmond Ave. Macnaughton-Jones, Mrs. A., wid., Cadboro Bay road. Mac Neill, Dr. Mary, physician and surgeon, 133 Fort. Macrae, Farquhar, barrister 52 Langley, h 1 Richardson. Macrae, J. Kenneth, barrister, 52 Langley, h 1 Richardson. MacRae, Rev. Donald, pastor St Paul's P., h Frederick, Victoria West. Macrae, Lawrence, city editor Globe, h 8 Scoresby. MacRae, Randolph, farmer, Oakland. McA am, Fred., New Inn, Esquimalt road. McAlpine, W. G., 40 Douglas. McArthur J., clerk C.P.N. Co., h. 56 John. McArthur, J., sergt major and foreman of works, Royal Engineers, res, Esquimalt road. McArthur. Mrs. Jas., widow, h 56 John. McAffee, Andrew, watchman, H. B. Co. h 155% Superior. McBean, Peter, tailor, Campbell & Co., h Yates. McBeath, Duncan G., foreman, Muirhead & Mann, h Russell. McBreath, Mrs. Duncan, h. Roberts, Vic. W. McBrady, J. H., clerk Arcade, Balmoral McBride, Joseph, fish store, 85 Johnson, h 83 Chatham. McBurnie, Harry, butcher, h seventh. _.-___. t_". u.e, Robert, ship carpenter, h Craigflower Rd. McCabe, Alice, clerk, 39 Fort, bds. Wilson Hotel. McCabe, George, bds. 13 Humboldt. McCabe, Matthew, Hugh, prop. Hotel Wilson, 90 Yates. McCall, Donald, emp. Victoria Steam Laundry, bds. Dawson Hotel. McCallum, —., Admiral's road. McCallum, A., clerk Bank of B.N.A., h 115 Menzies. McCandless, Alex. G., of McCandless Bros., h 9 Queen's ave. McCandless Bros., furnishings. and clothing, 37 Johnson. McCandless, Henry, of McCandless Bros., h 15 Elliee. McCandlish, Jas.. 91 Fort. McCandless, Miss, dressmaker, h 163 Fort. McCann, George, of B. C. Dye Works, h h 9y Queen's ave. McCann, Geo., of B.C. Dye Works, h 286 Johnson. McCardie. E.. clerk Globe office. McCarter. Alex., watchmaker, 37 Fort, h 37 Hillside ave. McCarter, William, carpenter, 64 Kings Rd. McCarthy. O. emp Vict Chemical Wks. N. Pembroke. McCarthy, Miss, teacher Spring Ridge SHiool. McCauley, Chas.. bds. Rock Bay Hotel. McClarty, John, engineer, bds. 63 Herald. MeClellan. Robert B., stationary en- geer, h 117 View. MoCIoskev. Robert, ship fitter, bds. Telegraph flotel. M^Clnre. Robert D.. carpenter, 128 Nnrtb Park. McClusky. Chas. B., of Switzer & Mc- Clnskv,' bds. Balmoral Hotel. McColl, Donald, emp Victoria Steam Laundrv, bds. Dawson Hotel. McColl, Hon. A. J., Chief Justice of B. C, res. New Westminster City. McConnan. Douglas B.. acct. Dom. Covt. Savings bank. h. 39 Simcoe. McConnan. E., clerk S. Leiser & Co., h 39 Simcoe. McConnan. Mrs. Thos., widow, v- _, h. 39 Simcoe. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 923 McConnan. VICTORIA CITY. McDonald. McConnan, W., clerk Colonist h. 39 Simcoe. McConnell, Brooke, sealer, h 38 Michigan. McConnel, Frederick, dentist, 54 Gov* ernment, h 46 Third. McConnell, Herbert, app.. h Third. McConnell, James, coachman Flumer- felt, h 71 Mears. McConnell , John, woodturner, h 46 Third. McConnell, John R., wood turner, h 46 Third. McConnell, Joseph Wilson, farmer, h 38 Michigan. McConnell. J. P., woodturner, Weiler Bros. McConnell, Mrs. James, 137 Fort. McConnell, Mrs. J. W., h 38 Michigan. McConnel, Thos., laborer, h 116 Toronto. McConnel, Thos. P., elk 55 Johnson, h 22 Toronto. McCord, Percy, journalist, bds. Queen's. McCorick, Charles, gardener, rear 84 Fort McCorkall, J., tailor, 61 Broad, h 26 Sayward Ave. McCorkell, James, tailor, 61 Broad, h 26 Sayward. McCormack, Angus, bus driver, Queen's. McCormac, Charles, letter carrier, h 53 South Rd. McCoy, Arthur, plumber, cor Broad and Johnson, h 171 Johnson. McCracken. Geo. E., porter, Erskine, Wall & Co. McCracken, Mrs. M. E., French Laun- dey, 22 View. McCrae, Geo., dairyman, Oakland. McCrimmon, Alexander, carpenter, h Tennyson Rd. McCrimmon, Archie, porter Victoria Hotel. McCrimmon, A. F., of Mcintosh & McCrimmon, h 162 Fort. McCrimmon, D. F., contractor and builder, 74 Fort, h Ten myson Rd. McCrimmon, Mrs. A. housekeeper Victoria Hotel. McCulloch, Capt. Wm., h 125 Michigan. McCulloch, Geo. A., h 125 Michigan. McCullough, Capt., h 20 Cadboro Bay Rd. McCulloch, Jennie L., steno., Government Printing office, h. 20 Cadboro' Bay road. McCulloch, Miss N. G., asst bookkeeper, 20 Cadboro Bay Rd, Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, 'Ml ') BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGN] AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. ill. 109. JAMES PONT, Manager McCulloch, Mrs. W. F., 20 Cadboro' Bay road. McCurrach, John, tailor, 22 Trounce ave., h 9By Douglas. McDermid, riugn o., bookkeeper, 78 Wharf, h Belcher Ave. McDermott, Alex., stevedore 24 Store, h 240 Dallas road. McDermott, D., clerk, Hotel Victoria. McDonald. See also Macdonald. McDonald, —., h Edward. McDonald, Albert, porter, 76 Wharf. h Catherine. McDonald, Albert J., clerk Burnside' rd. McDonald, Alex., lab., 63 Kings road. McDonald, Alex., h Richmond Rd. McDonald, Alex. C, shipbuilder, h. Springfield ave. McDonald, Alex. R., master marine, 49 View. McDonald, Daniel, bartender, 71 Yates. McDonald, Donald, blacksmith E. & N. Rly, h Esquimault Rd. McDonald, D., fireman No. 1 fire hall. McDonald, Duncan J., expressman, h Moss. McDonald, Duncan F., carpenter, Belton Ave. McDonald, Edward M., Old Esquimalt road. McDonald, Elizabeth, wid. Daniel, h 128 Blanchard. McDonald, Eneas P., contractor, 155 Johnson. McDonald, Hugh, contractor, h 225 Pandora. McDonald, H., emp. F. Jeune. McDonald, James, grocer, Terrace ave. McDonald, James, 46 Pembroke. McDonald, James, stevedore, bds. Queen's Hotel. McDonald, James, blacksmith, 17 Broughton, h. 112 Pandora. McDonald, John Chisholm, sr., policeman, h Tennyson Rd. 924 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA McDonald. VICTORIA CITY. McGrei ;'or, McDonald, John Chisholm, jr., messenger, h Tennyson Rd. McDonald, John F., tinner, h Belton Ave. McDonald, John T., grocery, Oak Bay Junction, h Terrace ave. McDonald, J., messenger C. P. R. Tel., bds. Tennyson road. McDonald, J. D., carpenter, h Hulton. McDonald, Miss, tailoress, h 11 Avelon Rd. McDonald, Mrs., Esquimalt road. McDonald, Mrs. A., h. 49 View. McDonald, Mrs. W. F., widow, 38 Kane. McDonald, Murdock, diver, h 107 Fisguard. McDonald, Murray, express, 14 Broad, h 47 Blanchard. McDonald, Patrick, labr, h 41 Quadra. McDonald, Robert, 42 Humbolt. McDonald, R., h Russell st. McDonald, R. N., laborer, 60 Humboldt. McDonald, Wm., h 11 Herald. McDonald, Wm., shoemaker, 95 Government, h. Russell st., Vic. W. McDonell, Reginald J., of Jackson & McDonell (Savoy Theatre). McDonell, R. J., h 33 Birdcage Walk. McDonnell, Mrs. R. J., boarding house, 33 Bird Cage Walk. McDougall, Alfred, Cap., 68 King's rd. McDougall, C. R., cook, 52 Collinson. McDougall, Daniel, driver fire dept, h 32 Pioneer. McDougal, Edwin, carpenter naval yd, Esquimault, h Springfield Ave. McDougall, Capt. Wm. D., master mariner, h Esquimault Rd. McDowall, D. H., h. Elford's, Cadboro' Bay road. McDowell, Hugh, harnessmaker, 44 Yates. McDowell, H. M., harness maker, 94 Superior. McDowell, Charles, moulder, h 122 Chatham. McDowell, H. P., printer and rubber stmp mfr, 28 Broad, h 112 Chatham. McDowell, John, carpenter, h 122 ■ Chatham. McDowell, J., bds. Telegraph Hotel. McDowell, J., hack-driver, bds. Victoria Hotel, McDowell, J. B., 122 Chatham. McDowell, N., clerk Arcade, James Bay. ,1 McDowell, Thomas, boilermaker A. 1. Wks, rms 122 Chatham. McDowell, Wm., farmer, h 94 Superior, j McEachren, A. E., carpenter, Weiler Bros. assayer, 15 Broad, b. tel. operator, bds. Do- McEwen, A. F., Vernon. McEwen, F. W.; minion. McEwen, Rev. P. H, pastor Emanuel Baptist church, h Belmont Ave. McFadden, W. E., driver Vict. Transfer, bds. Dawson Hotel. McFadden & Mould, butchers, 79 Yates McFadden', Robert, of McF. & M„ h. 33 Green. McFawn, Wm., machinist, h Colvill. McGarvie, O. P., tel. operator, N.M Stock Exchange, rooms Balmoral. Mcdary, James &., engineer Cold Storage, h 309 Douglas. McGibbon, Miss A., stenog., 41 Government, h 140 Pandora. McUiii, Andrew D., carpenter, h 17 South Rd. McGillivray, John, teamster, bds. 47^ View. McG-iUivray, M., emp Victoria Truck & D. Go., h 4iy2 View. McGinnis, John, emp Victoria Transfer Co., h 281 Johnson. McGinty, Rich., fireman, h 40 Humboldt. McGirr, Wm., sec'y Klondike M. & T, Co., res. Roccabella. McGrath, Luke, master mariner, h 8 Blanchard. McGraw, James, contractor, 19 Randael. McGraw, John, marine engineer, h 3 Bean. McGregor. See also MacGregor. McGregor, Adolphus G., accountant. . Ames-Holden Co., Oak Bay Ave. cor. Terrance ave. McGregor, Alexander, of McGregor, Knight & McKittrick, h 27 Bay. McGregor, Archie, bartender, Delmonico. bds. Pritchard House. McGregor, Archibald, of A. McGregor & Son, res Terrace Ave. McGregor, A., & Co., blacksmiths, 50 Johnson. McGregor, A. Moses, contractor. Government, h 103 N Park. M cGREGOR, A. A SON, HARDWARE AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS, 95 JOHNSON. McGregor, Charles A., carpenter, h 150 Chatham. McGregor, David, 103 Johns. McGregor, David S., painter, 16 Third. McGregor, Geo., marine engineer, h 10 Quebec. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 925 McGregor. VICTORIA CITY. McKenny. McGregor, James Herrick, of Gore, Burnet & CoJ, h Belcher Ave. McGregor, John, bricklayer, h 103 N. ' Park. McGregor, J. H., 131 Cormorant. McGregor, Miss, hairdresser, h 114 Yates. McGregor, Mrs. J. A., midwife, h 137 Cormorant. McGregor, Peter Campbell, h. Terrace. McGregor, Walter, engineer, tug "Sadie," h 22 Kingston. McGregor, Wm., 200 Pandora. McGuire, Benj., h 72 Pembroke. McGuire, Eli, marine eng., h 99 Kingston. McGuire, Frank, laborer, room 26, 17 Chatham. McGuire, John, stableman, 101 Fort. McGuire, Wm., engineer, tug Hope, Sayward's mill. McHardy, John, sub-marine diver, h 100 Kingston. McHugh, Michael, longshoreman, 4 Humbolt. Mcllwaine, Wm., emp. A.I.W., h. 25 Rupert. Mcllmoyl, Frank, Alexander, h. 14 Second. Mcllmoyl, George, clerk 14 Second. Mcllmoyl, Henry, clerk, h. 14 Second. Mcllmoyl, James Thomas, Grand Recorder A.O.U.W., office 28 Broad, h 14 Second. Mclnnes, Angus, farmer, h Belcher Av. Mclnnis Mastf r Thomas Fdward Lostus Goverrmfnf Hcuee 17 Moss st Mclnnes, T. R. E., private secretary to Lieutenant-Governor, res. Government House, 17 Moss, cor Belcher. jyg cINNIS, HON. T. R., LIEUT.-GOVERNOR OP BRITISH COLUMBIA. RES. GOVERNMENT HOUSE, 17 MOSS, COR. BELCHER. Mcintosh, Alex. D., harnessmaker, 92 Douglas, h 184 Yates. Mcintosh. Arthur, emp. Vic. steam laundry, h 205 Johnson. Mcintosh, Charles Walter, freight check- er E. Sc N. depot, bds. Hotel Victoria. Mcintosh, David, ship-builder, bds. 49 Store. Mcintosh, d. d., boat builder and boat house, 2 Government. Mcintosh, D. J., of Mcintosh & McCrimmon, h. 205 Johnson. m -f^- JT/AfEtm^VLSMBki' mormcA ^VICTttHIA .TO&iS^ ~a>iLMAiv"SA6~£ Mcintosh, James A., clerk, 83 Government, h Chestnut ave. McINTOSH A McCRIMMON, VICTORIA STEAM LAUNDRY, 152 YATES. TEL. 172. Mcintosh, Mrs., widow, h 45 Hillside Ave. Mcintosh, Robert, clerk, h. 141 Fort. Mcintosh, Stephen Fulton, tanner, h 8 Bay. Mcintosh, Wm. David, accountant, Union Colliery Co., h. Esquimalt road. Mcintosh, W. R., freight agent, bda. Victoria Hotel. Mclntyre, Hugh R., bookkeeper Times, h Dunsmuir Rd. McKay, —., Henry. McKay, E. B., chief draughtsman, Lands and Works Dept., h. 31 Rithet. McKav, Gilbert, driver, V. T. & D. Co., h. 28 Bay. McKay, Jane, widow, Gordon, h, 44 Rae. McKay, John, emp. Vic. Chemical wks. McKay, John Horace, clerk, 108 Wharf. 5 Park road. McKay, J., clerk C.P.R. Tel., h 9 South McKay, J. O, carpenter, cabin 171 Johnson. McKay, Robert, bartender, bds. Clarence Hotel. McKay, Samuel, engineer, h 4-2 Henry. McKayi William, janitor P.O., h. 66 N. Pembroke. McKay, Wiliam, night watchman C. P. N., h 29 Market. McKeen, Miss Mary, nurse, Jubilee hospital. McKe'l, G. W., conductor E. & N. Ry., h 170 Yates. McKeil, Robert E.. carpenter, 96 Quebec. McKenny, Horace, carpenter, h 12 CO 926 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. MeKenzie. VICTORIA CITY. McMillan. MeKenzie, Alex., bartender Empire Htl. MeKenzie, Alexander, carpenter, h 12 Milne. MeKenzie, Alex. S., teamster, h 37 Erie. MeKenzie, Charles, engineer with A. 1. Works, h 54 Fourth. MeKenzie, D. O, driver, 49 Fort, h Milne. MeKenzie, James R., carriage builder, h Old Esquimalt road. MeKenzie, John, saddler, 41 Pandora, h Milne. MeKenzie, Mrs., wid. Donald, h. 13 Oscar. MeKenzie, Murdo, fireman, Constance Cove Rd. MeKenzie, Roderick, A.I.W., h Esquimalt road. McKeown, A. factory supt Ames-Hol- den Co. (Ltd.). h 311 Yates. McKeown, Frank, tailor Jackson's, h Johnson. McKeon, Wm., of Wm. McKeon & Son, Oriental Hotel. McKeon, Wm. J., of W. McKeon & Son. res. Clairmont Farm, Cedar Hill rd. McKeon, Wm., & Son, prop Oriental Hotel, h 36 Yates. McKeown, W. A., clerk, Henderson Bros., h. 311 Yates. McKie, John, patermaker, 8 Pioneer. McKiel, George, conductor E. & N. Rly. 170 Yates. McKerlie, John, engineer, 226% Michigan. McKillican, H. A., carpenter, 100 Douglas, h Cadboro Bay road. McKILLIGAN, JOHN BLACK, J. P., ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. COLONIST BUILDING, BROAD ST. RES. COR. FERNWOOD ROAD. AND CADBORO BAY ROAD. McKinley, John, retired, 41 Bridge. McKinnon, A. F., prospector, 149 Ghat- ham. McKinnon, A., foreman, bds. Rock Bay Hotel. McKinnon, Donald D., waiter, 5 Gordon. McKinnon, James, elk, h 59 Henry. McKinnon, Michael, school teacher, 59 Henry. McKitrick, Wm., of McGregor, Knight & McKitrick, h 58 Quadra. McKittrick, F., electrician, Geo. C. Hinton. McLachlan, D., messenger Indian dept 18 St. Louis. McLachlan, Miss, Janet, typewriter, 20 Bastion, h. 18 St. Louis. McLachlan, Mrs. M., widow, h Esquimalt street. McLagan, Alex, motorman, h 29 Rae. McLagan, Peter, foreman C. L. Yard h 29 Rae. McLaggan, A., emp B. C. E. Rly, h 29 Rae. McLaren, Frederick, painter, h Catherine. McLaren, James Arthur, mining eng., h Springfield ave. McLaren, M., Indian Reserve. I McLarty, A., contractor, h Cadboro Bay cor Chestnut. McLauchlin, James, canner, 35 Rithet. McLaughlin, J. H., 59 Fernwood road. Asst. Receiver-General. McLean, —., mechanic, cabin 171 Johnson. McLean, see also Maclean. McLean, D., carpenter, h 36 Store. McLean, D. M., elk customs, h 32 Ontario. McLean, Enew D., Chinese interpreter, h 105 Fisguard. McLean, Hugh Archibald, Deputy Attorney-General, h 224 K.atherine. McLean, John, h. Front. McLean, Mrs., wid. res. Roderick. McLean, Mrs. Alexander, widow, h 139 Cadboro Bay Rd. McLean, Peter, fireman Spratt & Gray, h Burnside Rd. McLean, Wm., tailor, 18 Broad, bds. Brunswick. McLellan, Frederick P., carpenter, h 62 Fernwood. McLennan, Daniel, carpenter, E. & N. Rly, h Catherine. McLeod, Angus, driver M. R. Smithiff a McLeod, A., ship carpenter, h 249 Sin-' coe. McLeod, Capt John, sealing capt schr "Otto," h. Francis ave. McLeod, Dougald, emp. C.P.R., h 6 Humboldt. McManus, James, of Thiemsen & Mc- Manus. McManus, James, Herald below Store. McManus, Thos., Herald below Store. McMicking, R. B., mgr Telephone Co., 28- Fort, h 17 Kingston. McMicking, Walter B., emp. Tel. Co., h. , 17 Kingston. MacMillan, Alexander, h 12 Stanley AT. i McMillan, Archer F„ of McMillan Bros, h 273 Yates. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 927 McMillan. VICTORIA CITY. McQuade. McMillan Bros. (A. F. & Donald), Bakery, 84 Yates. McMillan, Donald, of McMillan Bros., h 220 View. McMillan, Duncan, carpenter, rear 84 Fort. McMillan, Hugh, master mariner, t Humboldt. McMillan, James E., sheriff, h 138 Cormorant, McMillan, John, elevator man P.O., h Bichmond road. McMillan, Lachlan, clerk, h. 3 Richmond ave. McMillan, Miss E. A., shorthand teacher, 15 Broad, h 133 Fort. McMillan, Miss M., matron Jubille Hospital. McMillan, Mrs. O, wid. Jesse, h. Am- phion. McMillan, Mrs. M., widow, h 45% View. McMillan, Peter, bartender, Bay View Hotel. McMitlen, Russel H, commission agt, 28 Fort h. Stadacona ave. McMillan, P. D., hotel, 8 Bay. McMillan, R. H., h 135 Fisguard. McMills, Daniel, marine fireman, h. 33 Chatham. McMullen, Archie, baker, h 220 View. McMunan, Miss A., maid Jubilee Hospital. McMunan, Miss Maggie, maid Jubilee Hospital. McMunn, Charles, photographer, 94 Oswego. McM un, J., machinist A. I. W., bds. Queen's. McNaughton, David G., agent Cuba Land Co., h Edmonton. McNaughton, Duncan,, h 34 Edmonton. McNeill, Alex., El. Ry., 43 Humboldt McNeill, Angus, farmer, h 29 Rae. McNeill, Angus B., teacher North ward school, h 27 Bodwell. McNeill, Charles, printer Province, 29 Rae, McNeill, Dan, driver, 273 Yates. McNeill, Donald, h Fairfield road. McNeill, Donald, Shoal Bay road. McNeill, E., bartender Victoria, bds. Clarence. McNeill, John, expressman, 68 View. McNeill, Jas. Andrew, cigarmaker, h 57 View. McNeill, John, h. Esquimalt road. McNeill, John R. fireman, h 151 Pan- doro. McNeill, J. C, pressman B.C. P. & EL Corp. 29 Rae st. McNeil, L., bartender Victoria Hotel. McNeill, Mrs. C, nurse, 11 Oscar. ilBE iKWORKS SHOW ' CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING, Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters Advertising a Specialty. t^^^jj*5?as^^ M » n »^e r. ®§||3 ISOMER STREET, iBMCOUVER. McNeill, N. M., boookbinder Colonist, h 29 Rae. McNeill, Robt., sealer, h Fairfield road. McNeill, Susan, wid. Wm., h 131 Superior. McNeill, Wm., police, bds. Occidental. McNeill, Wm., statistical clerk Prov. Government. a 107 Pandora. McNeilly, Pat, teamster, 38 Princess. McJNiiie, Miss, h 35 Quebec. 'McNiff, Wm., 35 Quebec. Mcixiven, Alexander, engineer, h room 80, 28 Fort. MclNiven, Jas., printer Times, h 26 Kingston. MacNutt, Alexander, ship carpenter, h Delta. McNutt, Miss Lena, dressmaker, h Delta. McNutt, George, ship carpenter, h Delta. McNutt, Loren, teamster, 2y2 Second. McNutt, F., shipcarpenter, Craigflower road. McPhee, —., emp. brickyard, bds. Dawson. McPhee, —., laborer, h Cove road. McPhee, David, master mariner, h 32 Fourth. McPhee, Donald, boat-builder, 18 Brie. McPherson, Alex., nurse Jubilee Hospital. McPherson, Donald, sailor, h Luxton. McPhillips, A. E., M.P.P., of McPhillips, Wooton & Barnard, h 151 Gorge road. McQuade, Mrs., wid. E' „, h' 95 Vancouver. McQuade, L. G., of P. McQuade & Son, h 89 Vancouver. McQuade, Mary E., wid. E. A., h 95 Vancouver. McPhillps. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA CITY. Man.tob» McQuade, P. & Son, ship chandlers, 78 Wharf. ePHlLLIPS, WOOTTON AND BARNARD, (Albert E. McPhillips, M.P.P., Edward E. Wootton and Geo. H. Barnard.) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC., BANK OF MONTREAL CHAMBERS. McQuillan, Frank, prospector, h 143 View. McQuire, John, stableman, h 101 Fort. McRae. See also Macrae. McRae, A. A., clerk, Henderson Bros., h Cedar Hill. McRae, D., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. McRae, Geo., Victoria Dairy, Cedar Hill Rd, Oaklands. McRae, James K., cornice and roofer, 47 Michigan. McRae, Mrs. A. H., widow, h 47 Michigan. McRae, Rev. D., h Frederick. McRoberts, Elliott, P. 0. messenger, h 36 Niagara. McSweeney, John, grocery, 183 x/_- Douglas. McSweeny, J., tailor, h 183 Douglas. McTaggart, Mrs. E., widow, Dominion Hotel. McTague, Wm., painter, bds. Queen's. McTavish, Bouglas D., clerk, E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., h Heywood ave. McTavish, Geo. Simpson (of Aberdeen), res. 52 Belville. McTavish, J. A., elk customs, h 11 Heywood Ave. McTavish, Mrs. G. A., 11 Heywood Ave. McTavish, Mrs. M. E., widow, cor Park Rd and Heywood Ave. McTiernan, Michael, 50 Pandora. McWilliams, H., driver, Vict. Transfer Co., ranch. Madden, Dennis, laborer, cabin 175 Douglas. Madden, Edgar, machinist, 115 Chatham. Madden, Jerry, Machinist, 119 Chatham. Maddock, Mrs. L., 140 Catherine. Maddock, Wm., laborer, h 140 Catherine. Madigan, Benjamin, engineer str Boscowitz, h 42 Work. Madigan, George O., machinist A. I. Wks, h 53% Hillside. Madigan, Louis, emp A. I. Wks, h 42 Work. Magirl, Charles J., emp of Spratt & Gray, Catherine. Magnesen, Alfred, accnt, 92 Wharf, h. Fourth, Tel. 223. Maguire, Benjamin, janitor, 2 Broughton. Manuney, Frank, emp of Sayward Saw Mill rms 42 Henry. Mahoney, Michael D., of Taylor and Mahoney, Hotel Dawson. Mahown, Mrs. A., peddler, 61 View. Maidment, Chas., waiter Dallas flotel. Maidment, Charles, builder, h. 42 North Park. Maidment, George, builder, h. 42 North Park. Maillene, G. A. D., supt. dead-letter branch P.O., h 82 Quebec. Maine, Donald, ship carpenter, h Maple. Maine, Thos., carpenter, h Maple. Maine, Thomas, carpenter, h. Alder. I Maksood, Wadde, clerk, 97 Douglas. Muiapasa, -ibathar, Jr". O. letter carrier, h. 39 David. Malby, Wm., "Danube," h 33 Humbolffl Malcolm, Campbell, laborer, 11 Vining, Malcolm, John, stonemason, h 61 Henry. Maiianaaine, Chas., elk, h 19 Simcoe. Mallandine, Edward, architect, 54 Government, h 19 Simcoe. Mallender, Wm., steamboat man, 29 Johnson. Mallett, Arthur, Ernest, elk R. G. Dun & Co., h 5 Queen's ave. Mallet, James, moulder, 5 Queen's ave, Mahet c, Miss Jessie, dressmaker, h 5 Queen's ave. Mallett, Miss Ada, dressmaker, h 5 Queen's ave. Mallett, Alfred, plumber, 86 Johnson, h 5 Queen's ave. Maloney, Harry, bartender, Dominion Hotel. Malpas, F. C, clerk Bank of B.C., res. 16 Bellot. Malpass, B., clerk Post Office, h 39 David. Maltby, Ivan, messenger-B.C. P. & H, Corp. 169 Pembroke. Maltby, Willie W., carpenter, h 168 Pembroke. Manchester Fire Ass. Co., Swinerton & Oddy. agts, 106 Government. Manhattan Saloon, A. H. Tyson, prop. 80 Yates. Iff ANITOBA PRODUCE CO., BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. R. T. COOPER, Agent, 5 JOHNSON STREET. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR!". 929 Mann. VICTORIA CITY. Marseland. Mann, Geo., bricklayer, 7 David. Mann, James G., of Muirhead & Mann, h 33 Eridge. Mann, Samuel, coachman, Govt. House. Mann, S., teamster, Vic. Steam Bakery. Manners, Harry, steward, bds. Burns House. Mansell, —., 8 Bridge. Mansell. Arthur, moulder A. I. Wks. h. 96 Pandora. Mansell, Henry, boots and shoes, 95 Government, h 96 Pandora. Mansell, James, h. Esquimalt street, Vic. west. Mansell. James H., elk, 95 Government, h 96 Pandora. Manson, Arthur, fireman, 8 Bridge. Manson, John, Duncan, h 51 Third. Manson, John Duncan, butcher, h 69 View. Manson, Thos., sailor, h 106$^ Dallas rd. Mantobe, Louis, fisherman, Herald, below store. Manton, James, h. 127 Cormorant. Manton, James, Lansdowne. Manton, Josiah, 127 Cormorant. Manton, Joseph, h. 127 Cormorant. Manton, Mrs. Eliz. h. 127 Cormorant. Manufacturers' Accident Ins. Co., Manufacturers' Guarantee & Accident Ins. Co., H. G. Ross agt, Marboeuf, H., clerk Dom. Express, h. 146 Michigan. Marboeuf, Louis, cook,, h 146 Michigan. March, George H., farm hand, Old Esquimalt Rd. March, James, miller, h Old Esquimalt Rd. March, Wm., engineer A.I.W., bds Queen's. Marchant, Harold B., clerk, 1 Fort, h. Clifton House, Houghton. Marchant, Percy, emp 71 Goverment, h Clifton House, Houghton. Marchant, William, appraiser customs, h Clifton House, Houghton. Marconini, Alfred, machinist, 106 Yates. Margetts, Robert Wm., hack driver, h 137 Kane. Margison, Arthur S., bookbinder Colo- est, h. 13 Amelia. Margison, John Y„ pressman Colonist, h. 13 Amelia. Margison, J. Y., jr., emp. C. Morley, h 13 Amelia. Margison, Mrs. M. E., h. 13, Amelia. Margison, Oswald, h. 13 Amelia. Margison, Rudolph, h. 13 Amelia. M°ri™ ft Fisheries Dept. Cant. Jas. Gaudin, agent, Custom House. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headquarters for Commercial Travellers The HOTEL WILSON NANAIMO, B.C. Booking Office Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Marine Hospital (Dominion), Indian Reserve. Marine Iron Works, Thos. Shaw, prop, Pembroke. Maritime (Marine) Ins. Co., R. P. Rithet & Co. (Ltd.), agts, 61 Wharf. Market Exchange saloon, Robt. Kenrick, prop. 99 Fort. Market, Joseph, plumber, 45 Pandora, h Oak Bay Ave. Marked, J. tinner, 45 Pandora ave., h. Halton, cor. Oak Bay ave. Marks, Bernard O., bartender Wilson Hotel, h 77 Pandora. Marks, Joseph H., h 125 Quadra. Marks, Louis, traveller, Hamilton Powder Co., h. 121 Toronto. ss MARKS, M., ifl THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 111 GOVERNMENT. res. 125 Quadra, cor. N. Park. Marks, Wallace, storekeeper, h 125 Quadra. Marpole, Mrs. Richard, h 251 Yates. Marr, H. O, prop. Boomerang Saloon, 4 Court alley. Marren, A., plumber, 74 Douglas, Marret, Albert E., drug clerk, rooms 98 Yates. Marrick, Miss Florence, voice culture, bds Balmoral Hotel. Marrion, Arthur, plumber, h 23 Heywood. Marrion, Robt., Prospect Rd. Marrion, Thos., electrician, 62 Douglas. Marriot, Wm., bds. Pritchard House. Marsden, Geo., news agt, Yates and Government, h 1 William. Marseland, Mary, wid. John, h 12 North road. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA CITY. Masonic. Marsh, Clarence, waiter Empire Hotel. Marsh, Geo., messenger Government House. Marsh, Henry, machinist, Weiler Bros., h 70 Pembroke. Marsh, J., Brackman & Ker, Esquimalt road. Marshall, Charles, jeweler, h 37 Fernwood. Marshall Charles Fred, elk, h 132 Vancouver. Marshall, Geo. L, h 132 Vancouver. Marshall, J. B., seaman, 24 Quadra. Marshall, M. L., wid., Fred. O, 132 Vancouver. Marshall, Mrs. Elizabeth, prop. Gorge Hotel. Marshall, W. T., bartender, Occidental hotel, rooms 170 Yates. Mr>r(-:t"n, Chas., hackdriver, h 1 St. James. Marston, Elvie, 19 Courtney. Marston, O. L., hack-driver, 1 James. Martin, —.. h 135 Menzies. Martin, Alexis, of Martin & Langley, h 18 Rupert' Martin, Archer, Hon. Puisne Judge. res. "Ballinahinch," St. George st. ARTIN, A. C. A CO., IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. 53* JOHNSON STREET. Martin. A. O. of Martin & Co., res., Hotel Dallas. Martin, Bertha, 33 Chtham. Martin, George, engineer, h 53 Quadra. Martin, Hon. George Bohun, h 126 Belleville. f I Martin, G. E., H. B. Co., 45 Menzies. Martin, Harry, machinist B. C. Electric Co., h 23 Third. Martin, Henry, h. 30 Rithet. Martin. Henry O, expressman. Esquimalt road. Martin, Herbert, headwaiter Dominion Hotel, h. 103 Blanchard. Martin, H. J., salesman R. P. Rithet & Co.. h Dee Cottage, 13 Simcoe.. Martin. James E., 41 Government, h 135 Menzies. Martin, Patrick J., master mariner, h 31 Henry. Martin (Robert) & Robertson (Arthur), commission agts, 6 Bastion Square, also Vancouver. Martin. Robert J., carriagemaker, h. 127 Michigan. Hartin, Samuel B., h. 39 Cadboro' Bay. Rd. Martin, S., fireman, bds. Grand Pacific. Martin, S. B., h 139 Cadboro' Bay road. I Martin, Thos., engineer, h 165 Jonnson. Martin, Walter, bartender, bds Rock Bay Hotel. Marvin, E. B., of E. B. Marvin & Co., h. 34 Cadboro Bay road. Marvin, E. B. & Co., ship chandlers^H Wharf. Marwick, Robert, miller, h 18 Niagara* Marwick, Robert, teamster, h 170 Vie\» Mary, B. A., bartender Wilson HoteH Maryland Restaurant, Mitro & Rigades; props., 91 Government. Marymont, Henry, 181^ Douglas. Marymont, Joseph, 87 Herald. Maslen, Mrs. Wm. J., widow, h 12 N. Road. PS SEASON A BRADBURN, HHB(C. Dubois Mason and John Maddock Bradburn.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, CITY SOLICITORS, ROOMS O-ll FIVE SISTERS BLOCK, PHONE 474. Mason, Charles" Dubois, barrister of Mason & Bradburn, h Amphion. Mason, Henry G., El. Ry. Mount Baker ave. Mason, H. E., h. Amphion. Mason, H. G., tobacconist, 65 Yates, h 60 Fort. Mason, John, butcher Johns Bros., h 7 King's road. Mason, Mrs., wid. Henry, Sly., h 298 Dallas road. Mason. Jesse, retired, h 131 Cadboro Bay Rd. H, jr., bookkeeper, h Rd. 3rd Convict Guard, Pro- h Craigflower Rd. Mason, Mrs. Albert, SQy Douglas. Mason, Robt., h Maple. Mason, Thomas G.. mgrs. agt, 83 Douglas, h 33 Carr. Mason. W. H.. notary public. 60 Fort, h 18 Young. MASONIC HALL, Douglas, cor. guard. Masonic Temple Association of toria, B. C, R. H. Swinerfon, treas.. 106 Government. Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, No. meets 1st Tuesdav. Victoria-Columbia. No. 1, A.F. & A. M., meets 1st Thursday. Mason, John Craigflower Mason, J. H.. vincial jail, Fis- Vic- sec- 1, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 931 Mass. VICTORIA CITY. Meldram. Mass, Leonard, Vict. Phoenix Brewery. Massia, Silvia, laborer, Cabin No. 26, rear 43 Humboldt. Masters, L. H, shipwright, 36 Store. - Mather, Richard, mate str Maude, h 169 Fernwood. Mathew, John, fish market, Amy. Matham, Arthur, 161 Johnson. Matheson, Andrew, h. Langford. • Matheson, Robt, of J. D. McNeil & Co., res Oak Bay Ave. Matheson, Otto O, carpenter, 33 Third. Matsuoka, Riosuke, of C. Wanbi & Co. yu Douglas. Mathews, A. F., of Mathews & Rut- ledge, bds. Brunswick. Mathews, Geo. Francis, of E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., Lampson, Esquimalt road. Mathews, R. J., tailor and barber, 101 Douglas, h. 114% Yates. , MATSON, SAMUEL H., MGR., 104 Government, res, Craigflower rd. Matthew, Miss Jannie, dressmaker, h 116 N. Chatham. Matthew, Sidney O, contractor, h 116 N. Chatham. Matthew, Thomas H., contractor, h 116 N. Chatham. Matthews, Harry, emp. Vic. Transfer Co., h 177 Montreal. Matthews, John, mate str Etta White, h Emma St. Matthews, Joseph H, carpenter, h 63 Pandora Matthews, Miss Rose, clerk, Arcade. Matthews, Miss L., clerk Spencer's, h 116 N. Chatham. Matthews, Mrs. A., widow, h 175 Montreal. Matthews, Mrs. E. R., widow, h 177 Montreal. Mattram, Arthur, 161 Johnson. "Maude," str., Capt. Brown, Canadian Pacific Nav. Co. Mavoni, Frank, shoeblack, 105 Government. May, John, St. George Saloon. May, Mattie, h 21 Chatham. Maynard, Albert H, h 100 John. Maynard, Frederick George, salesman, Burnside Rd. Maynard, Geo. H, boots and shoes, 85 Douglas, h Burnside Rd. Maynard, Harry, driver Victoria Brewing Co., h. 86 Chatham, prop. Light House Saloon, 17 Store. CONSULT •J?-___.___! MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Maynard, James, boots and shoes, 119 Douglas, h 214 Pandora. Maynard, Miss Laura L., bookkeeper, 85 Douglas, h Burnside Rd. Maynard, Mrs. R., photographer iiy2 Pandora. Maynard, Richard, boots, shoes and findings, 41 Pandora. Maynard, R. J., clerk, 18 Broad, h 100 John. Maynard, Wm. _J., clerk Land Reg. office, res. 147 Yates. Meacock. Arthur, driver, 104 Johnson, h 102 Fisguard. Mead, Robt, h. off Lampton. Meads, T. O, fruit and tobacconist, 53 Johnson, h Florence Rd. Mears, O., reporter Colonist. Medana, Mrs. P., widow, h 48 Simcoe. Medand, Paul, printer, h. 46 Simcoe. Medwedrich, Andrew, app. boilermaker A. I. Wks., h 44 Pembroke. Medwedrich, John, jr., app. boilermaker, Albion Iron Works, h. 44 Pembroke. Medwedrich, Mrs., wid. John, h. 44 Pembroke. Mee, William, h. Colville road. f» * EISS A SOWDEN, (M. Meiss & Wm. Sowden.) CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, 103 JOHNSON. Meiss, Jacob O, cigarmaker, 3 Rebecca. Meiss, M., of Meiss & Sowden, h 10 Frederick. . Meiss, Mrs. E. M., 10 Frederick. Melby, Wm., h. 33 Humboldt. Meldram, Geo., bartender Brown Jug. h 63 Frederick. Meldram, James W., liquors, groceries, Avenue Retreat, Douglas. Meldram, John H., retired, Douglas. cor. Topaz ave. L.I 932 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Meldram. VICTORIA CITY. Military. Meldram John W., bartender, Savoy. *_■ ,_ ■ T Do"glas. cor. Topaz ave. Meldridge, Jack, engineer, h 13 Humboldt. M,e%£> W. E., emp., R. E. L. Brown, n oo Michigan. MKHln'i Jomel M- bookkeeper, 78 Fort, 1 Pandora. carpenter, h. Calvin Capital Planing Mill, carpenter, h 58 Prin- Mellish, Harry, road. Mellish, Henry P h 51 First. Mellish Henry P cess Ave. Mellon, Joseph, ernard Provincial iail h 10 King's Rd. Mellon. Miss Alice, typwriter, Bodwell and Duff, h. 10 King's road. Mellor Bros., Ltd. (of Rossland, B.C.) office, 78 Fort. Mellor, Frederick, tailor, 13 Government. Mellor, Fred painter, h 12 Bay. Mellor, Harley, electrician, h 8 Pioneer. Mell r, Joseph, blacksmith, 84 Johnson. son, h 12 Bay. Mellor, J. W., paint and wall paper, 78 Fort, h 234 Fort. Mellon, W. E., accountant, R. E. L. Brown, h 55 Michigan. Melon, Wm., private sec'y E. M. Brown, h 5 South Park road. Melrose, F. W., h Jackson. Menagh, Alex, miller, 6 Erie. Menzies, Douglas, clerk B.C. Pottery, bds. Balmoral. Menzies, Robert M„ laborer. 58 Fourth. Mercher, George, builder, 4 South Turner. Mercer, William, wood turner, h Gamma St. Mercer, Wm. H., tallyman Sayward Mill. ERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX, GEO. A TAYLOR, Manager, 45 GOVERNMENT. Meredith, Charles, tea merchant, h "Oak Lodge," Oak Bay Ave. Meredith. Wm., clerk, h Oak Bay Ave. Merrill, Fred., waiter Driard. Kate, emp. 45 Yates, h. 16% Merrill Third Merrill Merritt Miss M., 16% Third. , Abe., drug clerk Cochrane's, h 8 Pioneer. Merryfield, Chester, h 141 Quadra. Merryfield, Frank T. J., app. Spratt & Gray, h 141 Quadra. Merrifield, Jonathan, prop. Swan Lake Hotel, Saanich Rd. Merryfield, Garnett S., h. 141 Quadra. Merriiieid, Mrs. Mary., widow, h 27 Alfred. Merryfield, William J., jr., conductor B C. Electric Co., h 141 Quadra. Merriman, Peter, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Merriman, Wm., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. ~ Merryless, A., clerk Bank of B.C., _ 115 Menzies. Mersher, Mrs., bds. Osborne House, j Mesher, A. W., h. Admiral's road. Mesher, Frederick J., builder and contractor, 50 Second. Mesher, George, builder and contractor, 50 Second. Meslar, Chas, fireman Victoria Steam Laundry, h Dawson Hotel. Mess, Bernard O, B. C. Cannery Co., Ltd., 98 Wharf, h. 138 Cadboro' Bay « Meston, John, carriage maker, 69 Broad, h 45 N. Park. Metereological Service (Dominion), E. Baynes Reed observer, 42 Fort. METHODIST CHURCHES. Centennial, George Road. Rev. W. H. Barraclough, pastor. Methodist Chinese Mission, Fisguard St. Methodist Indian Mission, 20 Herald. Rev. R. Hughes, pastor. James Bay,- cor. Menzies and MiehJ gan. Metropolitan, Pandora ave., cor Quadra, Rev. J. C. Sperr, pastor. Methodist Women's Missionary Society, Chinese Girls' Home, 100 Cormorant Methodist Church, Victoria West, Rev. John P. Hicks, pastor. Esquimalt St. Metro, Peter, of M. Sc Rigades, 91 Government. Metro & Rigades, Marryland restaurant, 91 Government. Metropolitan Stables, W. G. Bowman, prop. 158 Yates. Mewburn, W. B. O, grocer Sc postmaster, Oaklands. Meyer, Capt. George, h. 55 Bridge. Meyer, Capt. Wm., h. 108, Dallas road. Michael, John, prop. Dawson Hotel. Middleton, Herbert, h. Craigflower road. Middleton, H. B., El. Ry., 61 Catherine. ' Middleton, K. J., bookkeeper, Wilson Bros., h Simcoe. Middleton, Wm.. emp. Vict. Chemical Works. Mikeson, Andrew, milkman, h Amy. Miles. George W., barber, 48 Yates, n 16 Stanley Ave. Military District, No. 11, Lt.-Col. J. Peters, district officer commanding, res. Work Point Barracks: Major Arthur W. Jones, supt. of military stores, drill hall Menzies st GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 93. Millage. VICTORIA CITY. Mitchell. Millage George, gardener, h Coutts. Miller, Andrew S., manager cabins, room 23, 15 Chatham. Miller A., driver, Vic. Transfer Co. Miller. David, bookkeeper, 72 Wharf, h 36 Victoria Crescent Miller, Rev. Ernest George, rector St. Barnabas Church, h 8 Caledonia. Miller, Eugene P., printer Colonist, res. Cedar Hill road. Miller, Frank, painter, h 173 Superior. Miller, George, harnessmaker. 92 Douglas, h 66^ Pembroke. Miller, Harley, emp. Phone office, h 8 Pioneer. Miller, H. A., steward, h. 51 Niagara. Miller, H. D., emp. lelephone Co. h. 59 N. Chatham. Miller, J. Munro, farmer, Cedar Hill rd. Miller, J. M., clerk Bank of B.N.A., h 115 Menzies. Miller, L. T., B.A., teacher Victoria College. Miller, Miss Agusta, Oak Bay ave. Miller, Mrs. J. P., widow, ''Norwood," Oak Bay Ave. Miller, Mrs. Eliza., wid., h Oak Bay ave. Miller, Mrs. Peter D., h 207 Chatham. Miller, Thos., laborer. 60 Humboldt. Miller, Thos. Mike, laborer, h 56 Rae. Miller, T. M., barrister, 21 Bastion, res. Cedar Hill road. Miller, W. H., miner, 7 Humboldt. Milligan, S. flope, Oak Bay ave. Millington, Ernest, emp. Weiler Bros. Millington, Eernest, hackdriver, h 14 Farquhar. Millington, E. W., teamster, 30 Mason. Milloy, Gilbert, laborer, h Jubilee ave. Mills, Albert E., prospector, h 75 Chambers. Mills, H. E., clerk, 95 Johnson, h 75 Chambers. Mills, John, engineer, A. I. W., Hillside Ave. Mills, S. Perry, barrister, etc., 51 Lang- 'ey, h 99 Fernwood Rd. Miles, Thos. S., clerk, 106 Government, h 75 Chambers. Mills, Miss, clerk Arcade. Mills, William George, conductor, C. Ry. Co., 18 Market. iyi ILNE, ALEX. ROLAND, C.M.G., COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, Bes. 17 QUEEN'S AVENUE. Milne, Edgar, clerk C.P.R. Telegraph, h 115 Humboldt. Milne. G. L, physician, 36 Douglas, res 400 Dallas road. Milne, H., h. Fairfield road. )fi0ffZ£fflx^mpm FINE** mowMCi tMVJGTORIA Milne, James, clerk, 37 Johnson, h 115 Humboldt. Milne, John D., boilermaker, 115 Humboldt. Milne, Margaret F.. 17 Queen's Ave. Milton, Harry, 30 Edmonton. Mimmack, Frank, compositor, h 99 Toronto. Miner, Alfred, h. Pin«- Mines, James, laborer, room 28, 60 Store. Mines, Robert, laborer, room 28, 60 Store. Minkler, Charles, laborer, 28 Toronto. Mimmack, Frank L., opr. Colonist, ?9 Toronto. Minnie, Ed, stableman, emp. Bray's Stables, 109 Johnson. RAINING COMPANIES' DIRECTORY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY HENDERSON PUBLISHING COMP'Y, LIMITED LIABILITY, 77 JOHNSON STREET. ALSO VANCOUVER. Mining Record, Ltd. Lia.. H Mortimer Lamb, editor, 28 Broad. Minor, Charles W., watchmaker, 50 Yates. . __ , i00 Minto, John, sub-editor Times, h 199 Johnson. __ T_ Minty W., contractor. 75 Kane. Miskins, W., 2nd engineer Islander, h. Victoria Gardens. Mitchell, Albert H., of Challoner & Mit chell, h. 4 Superior. Mitchell, Chas. Langford. < Mitchell, Daniel, horse trainer for J. A. Sayward. _ Mitchell. Geo., emp. Henderson Bros., h Richmond. 934 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Mitchell. VICTORIA CITY. More, 133 Douglas, h h Lewis, saleswoman, h Mitchell, George, Richmond road. Mitciiei,', ueorge, shipper, 41 laces. res. near Jubilee Hospital. Mitchell, Henry, bds. Rock Bay Hotel. Mitchell, James, comm. agent. 8 Bastion, h 57i^ Superior. Mitchell, Jonn, butcher, 59 Chambers. Mitchell, J. B., captain, Mitchell, Miss Bessie, 59 Chambers. Mitchell, Mrs. Grace, h 25 North Park. Mitchell, Robt., Colonist, h 69 Kane. Mitchell, Robert, clerk, T. N. riiuoen & Co., h 177 Pandora. Mitchell, Robt. S., machinist, h 53 Kane. Mitchell. Thos., driver, Hardress Clarke, h 25 North Park. Mitchell, Thos. R., painter, 40 Fort, res 55 McLure. Mitchell, T. G., chief engineer str. Charmer, 28 S. Turner. Mitchell, W, bookkeeper, T. N. Hibben & Co., res Pandora. Mitlalastale, Gustavus, laborer, h. 84. Pembroke. Mitten, Thomas, city Fernwood Rd. Mittlestat, ery. Moar, Sarah, wid John, h 12 Cameron. Moclair, Mrs. Mary, wid., h 56 Quebec. Moesby, Wm. C, barrister, 20 Bastion, h Robert Victoria W. Moffatt, Adam, warehouseman, 14 Yates, Moffat, John, iron worker, bds. Clarence House. Moffat, Thos., eng "Lome," h 22^ San Juan. Mohun, Edward C. E., h Bay Terrace, Esquimalt Rd. Moir, Alexander, machinist, h 50 Henry. Molinari. James W., boat house, res 2 Government. Molon.sr. Harry, h 5 George. police, h 148 G., engineer, Victoria Brew- clerk Dominion Hotel, i OLSONS BANK (THE), H. BICKFORD WILSON, MGR., 37 GOVERNMENT, Cor. BROUGHTON. Monch, Chas., cigarmaker, h Pandora. Monk ' f'frod. wood machinist, 34 South Turner. Monk, Edward, driver, h. 54 N. Park. Monk, Oscar Jeremiah, hotelkeeper (Empire), h Russell, cor. Esquimalt. Monro. See also Munro. Monro, Ross, bookkeeper, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h 19 Stanley Ave. Montague, R. O, law clerk, Dumbletuu i. innes. Monteith, Alex., bds., 3 Bridge. Monteith, A. T., mgr. B. C. Pottery Co., Ltd., h. 33 Birdcage walk. Monteith, George, ship carpenter, emp. Star Shipyard, h 3 Bridge. Monteith, William, official administrator, insurance manager F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd., h. Lampson. Monters, Frank S., teamster, h 224 Fort. Moody, C. O, watchmaker, res Burnside Rd. Moody, Jenette, wid. Sewell P., h. FouJ Bay road. Moody, Frank G., dentist, 76 Yates, h 86 Pandora. Moody, Sewell P., S. Leiser &. Co., res. Foul Bay road, near Oak Bay road. I Moody, Thomas G., bicycles, 74 Yates/B h 14 Frederick. Moody, Thomas G., sr., h 86 Pandora. Morden, Roger, printer, Queen's Hotel. Moore & Co., druggists. 31 Yates. Moore, George H„ builder, 43 Blanchard. Moore, Wm., emp. Pendray, h 173 Simcoe. Moore. Annie, wid. M., h. Langley, cop. Yates. Moore, Charles, teamster, h 23 Frederick. Moore, Charles F., h 1 Taunton. Moore, Francis Robert, h. 1 Taunton. Moore, Frederick, prop. Chemical Wks., h 106 Dallas Rd. Moore, F. R., emp. Victoria Brewery. Moore, John, paternmaker, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Moore, John Moore, J. Langley. Moore, Mrs. O, h. 1 South Park. Moore, Rev. T., h 156 Menzies. Moore, Robert, oper. Great N. W. h 15 South road. Moore & Whittington, contractors and builders, Douglas, cor. Pandora. Mnnve, William, of Moore & Whiting- ton, re?! Milne. Moran. George, emp. Richards, ranch, Chambers st. W., res. 14 Chambers, of Moore & Co., h. 55 Tel. M' ORE. A. W. A CO., MINING AND STOCK BROKERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 86 GOVERNMENT. More. A. W.. of A. W. More & Co., h, 38 Cadboro Bay road. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 935 More. VICTORIA CITY. Mochram. More, David B., h 34 Belleville. Morell, L., teamster, 200 Government. Moresby, Mrs. M. A., wid., h. Robert, Victoria W. Moresby, Wm., student Drake, Jackson Helmcken, h Robert, Victoria West Morgan, Miss Kate, teacher and niis- •sionary, res 100 Cormorant. Morgan, Mrs. A. N., mgr. h 69 North Pembroke. Morley, Alfred James, prop. Victoria Coffee and Spice Mills, 148 Government, h 33 South Park. Morley, B., sealer, h 50 Alfred. Morley, J. W., barber, 68 Yates, h Pandora Hill. Morley, R. O., h 31 Princess. Morison, Geo. & Co., drugs, 55 Government. Morison, Mrs. H. L., of George Morison & Co., res cor Quebec and Menzies. Morley, Chris, soda water manufacturer, 17 Waddington. Morley, Henry A. S., chief clerk Treasury Dept., Govt, bldgs, h 198 View. Morlev. Mrs. J., emp. P. O.. h 50 Alfred. Morphy, Geo. A., barrister, Board of Trade Building, h 43 View. Morrall, F., cabinetmaker, 118 Cross. Morris, Bella, widow, Joseph, h 45 Quadra. Morrey, Miss, dressmaker, h 26 Rupert. Morrin, Paul, gardener, h 134 Humboldt. Morris. Alfred J., bookkeeper, 25 Yates, h 8 Stanley ave. Morris. E. A., tobacconist, 72 Govern- also Vancouver. Morris, Frank, M. D., physician, "Ingle- nook," George Rd. Morris, J., 14 Broughton. Morris, John, clerk, 40 Yates, h 14 Parry. Morris, John W.. of Geo. Munro & Co., res. South Park. Morris, Miss Jennie, h 14 Broughton. Morris, Walter & Co., agents Federation Brand Salmon Canning Co., Ltd., 103 Gorge road. Morris, Walter, of Walter Morris & Co., Ltd., res. "Inglenook," 103 Gorge . road. Morrisey, Arthur, engineer, 89 Discovery. Morrisey, Michael, brewer, 89 Discovery Morrison, Capt. Dan, pilot, 204 Superior. Morrison, Capt. M. K., pilot, 61 St. Lawrence. Morrison, Frederick, customs officer, 25 Rock Bay Ave. Morrison. James, sawyer, Taylor Mill Co., h 3 Queen's Ave. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, wtinB!m&b iliUjJiSiGo.' T H 0§*§ H ARP^M(« n»_e r, ^Sancouver. Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Morrison, James, laborer, h 47}4 View. gi||ORRISON, JAMES, if I GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND ENGINE SMITH, 95 "WHARF, 1_. 131 SUPERIOR. Morrison, Kenneth, clerk, Spencer's h. St. Charles. Morrison, Margaret B., wid. L. R., h 199 Superior. Morrison, Robert B., foreman Taylor Mill Co., Ltd., h 10 Princess. Morrison, Wm., clerk Arcade. Morse, F. W., salesman Ames-Holden Co. (Ltd.) 58 Dallas road. Morse, Geo., bookbindei, 45 Yates, h. 58 Dallas road. Morse. H. \V.. clerk outer wharf, 60 Dallas road. Mortimer, Arthur J., stonecutter, h 17 Kane. Mortimer, John, marble cutter, 17 ■ Kane. Mortimer, Lamb Harold, mgn. editor, Mining Record, h. "Caiwa," Oak Boy. Morton. Harry, emp. H. B. Co., h. Mt. Baker ave. Morton, James, machinist, 113 Menzies. Moss. George, bookbinder, 58 Dallas road. Moss, Geo. E., Victoria Fire Dept., h 113 Fisguard. Moss, Hattie, wid. Morris, h 53 Kane. Moss, Henry, of Fell & Co., h 263 fates. Moss, James, jr., h 99 Quadra. Moss, James, sr., florist, nursery on Superior h 99 Quadra. Moss, Miss, clerk Arcade. Moss. Wm.. grocer, 263 Yates. Mothram, Frederick, trackman. Oak Bay park, bds. Mt. Baker hotel. 936 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Mouat. VICTORIA CITY. Murant. Mouat, Andrew S., police officer, h 61 North Park. Mouat, Robert S., clerk, 58 Government, h. Bellott Mould, John T, plasterer, res Beta. Mould, Miss Barbara, milliner, h 254 Yates. Mould, Mrs. R. M., widow, h 254 Yates. Mould, Thomas, of McFadden & M., 33 Green. MouH \<;-<it°r F., compositor, Colonist, h 254 Yates. MOUNT BAKER HOTEL, John A. Virtue, prop. Mount Baker ave., Oak Bay. ' Mount Sicker and British Columbia Development Co., Ltd., Henry Croft, general manager, Colonist Block, Broad st Mowat, George, caretaker Bishop Close, 29 Coutts. Mowat, G., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Mowpt, Robert J., clerk, Erskine & wall, h 12a Bellot. Moxon. Henry, chief steward str Charmer, h. Oak Bay ave. Moyie, J. R., clerk Bank of B.N.A., 4 Lewis. Muir. Alex, bookkeeper, Wilson Bros., h. 120 Simcoe. . Muir, A. Maxwell, architect. 93% Douglas, h 170 Cadboro Bay road. M"ir Don^las D.. bookkeeper Wellington Collieries, h 135 Menzies. Muir, George, clerk, 1 Yates, res. Drv Dock, Esquimalt. Muirhead, James, of Muirhead & Mann, res Esauimalt Rd. Muirhead, James McL.. bookkeeper. Muirhead & Mann, res Esauimalt Rd. M"irhead. John T.. clerk, Muirhead & Mann, res Esquimalt Rd. Muirhead, Lieut-Col. H. H. officer commanding Imperial Troops Work Point, Barracks. ||UIRHEAD A MANN, ail (James Muirhead John Goodfellow Man.) SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. VICTORIA PLANING MILLS. 15 CONSTANCE. Mulcahy, Andrew, sergt.-major, 5th Regt. R. C. A., drill shed, h 26 Menzies. Mulcahv. James, bartender, Wilson Hotel, h 184 View. Mulcahy, Wm.. clerk Ames Holden Co., Ltd., h 26 Menzies. Mulholland, J. J., bicycle dealer, 44 Government, h 64 Kane. Mullholand, Wm., carpenter, 64 Kane. Mulholland, Mrs. William, widow, 64 Kane. Mullen. —., emp. D. H. Ross, h 90 Pandora. Muller. H. A., cook, 124 Government, h 51 Niagara. Mullins, R., bartender, Union Club. Mulvaney, Chas., longshoreman, h 7H Humboldt Munn, H. A., of Munn, Holland & Co., h Mount Baker ave., Oak Bay. I UNN, HOLLAND A CO., INSURANCE AND CANNERY AGENTS, 34 BROAD, COR. TROUNCE AVE. Munday, Henry, boots and shoes, 89 Government, h St. Charles. Munn, R., R.M.A., h Constance. Munro. See also Monro. Munro, Alex, retired, 6 Michigan. Munro, Andrew, teamster, V. T. & D. Co., res. Carey road. Munro, Andrew, clerk, 23 Johnson, res 329 Douglas. Munro, Andrew O, salesman, Lindsay D. Johnson, 325 Douglas. Munro, A. D., h. 6 Michigan. Munro, A. D., Bank of B. O, 55 South Turner. Munro, A. K., sec-treas. Skeena River Mining Co., Ltd., 28 Broad, h. 6 Mich- igan: Munro, Chas., purser, h Mary. Munro, Geo. E. & Co. (Geo. E. Munro and John W. Morris), commission 5 Yates. Munro, G. E., of G. Munro & Co., h 10 Carr. Munro, John, bds. Grand Pacific Hotel. Munro, John, policeman, 132^ Quadra, Munro, John S., clerk Bank of B. C, h 55 South Turner. Munro, K. V., Bank of B. C, 6 Michigan. Munroe, Mrs. A., widow, h Rithet. Munroe, Wm., sealer, h 120 Oswego. Munroe, William, farmer, James Island. Munro, W. J„ h. 6 Michigan. Munsie, S., painter, Lettice, bds. Brunswick Hotel. Munsie, William, merchant, Secretary Shawnigan Lake Lumber Oo. h. 226 Johnson. Murant, Susan, wid. John, h 17 Pioneer. Murant. VICTORIA CITY. Nason. Murant, Rich. A., emp. messenger office, h 17 Pioneer. Murdock, John A., bookkeeper, h 57 Collinson. Murie, James, tinner, 11 Broad, h. 29 Frederick. Muriset, Charles, bartender, Driard House, h 25 Menzies. Muriset, Ernile, lithographer, Colonist, res 25 Menzies. Muriset, Fred, litho. app., Colonist, res Menzies. Murphy, James, student at law, 21 Bastion. Murphy, Miss Nellie, dressmaker, 72 Rock Bay Ave. Murphy, Mrs. Mary, widow, 72 Rock Bay Ave. Murphy, Paul, machinist A. I. Works, 72 Rock Bay Ave. Murphy, W., 72 Rock Bay ave. Murrall, F., emp. Weiler Bros. Murray, —., laborer, cabin Humboldt. Murray Agnes, S 67 Menzies. Murray & Caldwell, blacksmiths, 107 Johnson. Murray, Edward, driver, Milwaukee Brewing Co., h 13 North Park. Murray, Frank, carpenter, bds. 89 Store. Murray, F., emp. Marine I. Works. Murray, Frank R., provincial constable, h. 157 Vancouver. Murray, Geo., clerk Spencer's, h 199 Johnson. Muray, George, engineer, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Murray, George, contractor, h 137 Menzies. Murray, H. W., of Murray & Caldwell, h 100y2 Douglas. Murray, James F., clerk P. 0., inspector's office, h 35 Alfred. Murray, James P., fireman, 29 Johnson. Murray, John, h 189 Yates. Murray, John, engineer, str Princess, h 13 North Park. Murray, J. S., clerk B. C. L. & I., h Vernon block, Douglas. Murray, Matthew, clerk W. & J. Wilson, res. 189 Yates. Murray, Miss Annie, milliner, h 155 Quadra. Murray, Miss Margaret, stenographer, h 155 Quadra. Murray, Robert J., blacksmith, h 32 Humboldt. Murray, Wm., Capital Planning Mill. Murray, Wm., app., h 189 Yates. Murray, Wm., 23 N. Park. Murray, Wm., carpenter, 67 Menzies. Murray, William, blacksmith, Government near Discovery, h 155 Quadra. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUNER, B. 0 Telephone 429. Murray, Wm., clerk, 34 Michigan. Murton, Edward, builder & contractor, h 16 Market. Murton, F. E., letter carrier, h 100 Douglas. Murton, Miss S. J., teacehr, 16 Market Murton, William, bridge carpenter, h Mary, Victoria West. Musgrave, Wm., painter, bds. Queen's. Musson, E. W., accountant, h 73 View. Mutlow, John, machinist A. I. W., h 106 North Chatham. Mutterer, Henri, 44 Herald. Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York, Heisterman & Co., agents, 75 Government. Myer, Capt. George, master mariner, h 53 Bridge. Myer, Miss Betha, dressmaker, h 53 Bridge. Myers, George, painter, 27 Government, h 95 Toronto. Myers, Joseph, bottler, Victoria brewery. Nakao, Edward, h 295 Johnson. Naftel, F. J., Bank of Montreal, Nairne, Charles R., treasury department, Battery. Nangle, C, shoemaker, 56 Fort. Nankwell, James P., carpenter, h 150 Fisguard. Naser. Mansoor, fruits, h 73 Johnson. Nash, Francis, h. 76 Yates. ASH, RICHARD, D.D.S., DENTIST, 43| GOVERNMENT, It. 76 YATES. Nason Ithial, clerk, 14 Yates, h. Foul Bay road. . -, . , Nason, M. Angus, teacher Central school, h. Foul Bay road. N 938 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Nason. VICTORIA CITY. New. Nason, Mrs. M.. widow, Foul Bay Rd. Nason, Robert, F. E., steno., Prov. Lib- It Foul Bay road. Nason, Wm. Sewell, clerk, 14 Yates, h. Foul Bay road. Nathan, Edward P., clerk 75 Johnson. h 129 View. Nathan, E. 0., tobacconist, 112% Government, h 8 North Road, Spring Ridge. Nathan, William, warehouseman, Pither & Leiser, h 8 North road. National Assurance Co. of Ireland (Fire), F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd.. agents. National Board of Marine Underwriters, N.Y., P. G. Shallcross, agt., 11 Bastion. National Life Ass. Co., of Canada. Matson Sc. Booth, gen. agents, 42 Broad. National Mills, outer wharf. Naylor, W. B., sealer, 38 Michigan. Neal, Archie D., plater Albion I. Works, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Neale, Frank, L. accountant, Foul Bay ave. Neal, William, chimney sweep, 32 Quadra. Neelands, E. H., carriage maker, h 199 Chatham Needlands, Harry, emp. W. J. Pendry. Neelands, Robert Henry, h. 199 Chatham Neill, Archibald, helper, Albion Iron Works. h Orchard Neill, Geo., apprentice Government Printing Office, h Orchard st. Neill. C. W., picture framer h. 109 Fisgard. Neil, Louis, blacksmith, h 35 Pandora. Capital Planning Mill, pressman, Colonist, h Rich- chimney sweep., etc., 32 Neil. Thos. Neill. Wm. ard. Neil, Wm. Quadra. Nelson. —., emp. London Restaurant, h 109 Blanchard. Nelson, —., quartermaster on Tug Pilot, h 29 Johnson. Nelson, Alex., seaman, Herald, below Store. Nelson, Alfred, emp. Lemon, Gonnason & Co. Nelson, Andrew, longshoreman, h. 5 Humboldt Nelson, Charles, cabman, 18 Rae. Nelson City Land & Improvement Co., Ltd., E. Crow Baker, sec.treas, 54 Government. Nelson, Frank, emp. Weiler Bros. Nelson. Frank, hark driver, 109 Johnson, h 26 Frederick. Nelson, John, reporter "Times," h. Edward, Victoria West. Nelson, L., lab., 208 Douglas. Nelson, John, emp George Rogers! Craigie Lea dairy, Gorge Rd. Nelson, Mrs., widow A. H., h. Oak Bay ave. Nelson, Peter, shipcarpenter, Lansdowne road. Nelson, Thos., candymaker, M. R. Smith & Co., h 130 Oswego. Nelson, William, teamster, h 84 Nortnl Park. Nemen, John, painter, h Head. Nerbet, Philip, shipcarpenter, h Jessie. Nesbitt, Harry, clerk 59% Wharf, h 230 Yates. Nesbitt, John Saunders, electrical engineer, 230 Yates. Nest Egg & Fire Fly Gold M. Co., Ld., A. K. Munro, secretary, 28 Broad. Netherby, Alexander S., telegraph operator, h 141 Chatham. Netherby, Chas. E., druggist Cochrane's, h 141 Chatham. Netherby, James L., printer, Province j Pub Co., h 141 Chatham. Netherby. Stephen B., inspector of schools, h. 141 Chatham. Nevin, Roy W., clerk h Tol mie Ave and Saanich Rd. Newberg, Jonas, gunsmith, 119 Government, h. 132 Johnson. NEWBIGGING AND ANDERSON, (James Newbigging.) B. C. Novelty Works, 105 Douglas. Newbigging, James, of Newbigging & Anderson, h 48 Princess Ave. Newbigging, John, porter Brackman &| Ker, h 19 Third. Newbury, Cowper William, clerk P. O., h Simcoe near Carr. Newbury, John C, chief clerk of customs, Simcoe near Carr. Newbury, William, Simcoe near Carr. Newby, John, pilot, h 25 Rithet. Newcombe, Arthur, 59 Johnson, res. Pipeline, near Saanich road. Newcombe, C. F., M. D., Niagara cor Dallas Rd. Newcombe, Emily, typewriter, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ld., h. 17 Bellot. Newcombe, John, laborer, h. Pipeline, near Saanich road. Newcombe, Mrs. J., widow, 17 Bellot. New England Hotel, M. & L. Young, 116 Government. Newling, Mrs., clerk P. O., h 222 Johnson. New England Hotel, M. & L. Young, props., 116 Government. New Eureka Silver Mining Co., R. P. Rithet, pres., G. A. Sargison, sec, 48 Langley. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 939 Newman. VICTORIA CITY. Noel. Newman, Chas., carpenter, h 13 Centre road. „ ., , . Newsome, Mrs. A. D., widow, h 4 Bridge. Newton, Henry, h 7 Richardson. Newton, H. E., bds. 60 Rae. Newton, Sydney R., bookkeeper, .6 Forth 124 Vancouver. New Vancouver Goal Co.—Kingham & Co., agents, 44 Fort, wharf 82 Store. New York Life Insurance Co., 47 Langley. ..BW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, '^ FRANK S. TAGGART A CO., OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, 98 GOVERNMENT ST. N. K. LUXTON, LOCAL MANAGER. New Zealand (marine) Ins. Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., agents, 61 Wharf. Nicholas, Benjamin, clerk S. Sea, jr., h 370 Johnson. Nicholas, Elias, painter, h 370 Johnson. Nicholas, William, carpenter, Lansdowne Rd., Oaklands. Nicholl, Andy, farmer, Foul Bay. Nicholl, James, jr., h Foul Bay. Nicholl, James, farmer, Foul Bay. Nicholl, Robert, farmer, Foul Bay. Nicholles, Major John, of Nicholles & Renouf, Ltd., h 115 Simcoe. ■yilCHOLLES A RENOUF, LTD., ' * HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. 61 YATES COR. BROAD. Tel. 82- Nicholles, S. B., bartender, h Dawson Hotel. Nicholles, Wilfred, freight clerk Outer Wharf, h 65 St. Lawrence. Nicholls, W., watchman, outer wharf, h 63 St. Lawrence. Nicholson, Arthur, warehouseman, 10 Yates, h. Acadia. Nicholson, Eva, steno. Education Dep. h. Acadia st. Nicholson, Frank, ship carpenter, h 62 North Park. Nicholson, John, real estate, Five Sisters block. Nicholson, Louisa, music teacher, h. Acadia st. Nicholson, Miss Alice, domestic L. Tait, h Craigflower Rd. WANCOUVER FLORAL CO. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, YANCOUVER, B.C. M BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESIGNS AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. ra. 109. JAMES PONT, MANAGER Nicolson, Mrs. A. N., widow, h 118 Blanchard. Nicholson, Pearson, laborer, Belton Av. Nicholson, Sarah, widow, h. Alderman road. Nicholson, Thos., h. Acadia St., Craigflower road. Nicholson, William, mattress maker, Weiler Bros., h Alderman Rd. Nickells, Walter, freight shed, E. & N. Nickells, John, boat-house, Indian Reserve, h Saanich road. Nicolaye, Rev. Joseph, 109 Yates. Nigh, Wm., 5 Humboldt. Nippon, Sea & Land, Ins., Co., Ld., (Marine), F. C. Davidge & Co., agents. Nisbet, Miss Eleanor, school teacher Victoria West school, h Catherine. Nisbet, Philip, ship carpenter, h Catherine. Nixon, Frank, teamster, h 68 Herald. Nobbs, Harry, emp. Chemical Works, h Clarke. Nobbs, Fred. emp. Victoria Cmemical Co., Ltd., h Ida. Nobes, Alfred O, carpenter V. & S. R., h 40 Hillside ave. Nobes, James, h 40 Hillside. Noble. Alexander, canneryman. b 18 Croft. Noble. Alexander sr., canneryman, h 18 Croft. Noble, Florence, steno., h. 19 Grant. Noble, Geo., emp. W. J. Pendry. Noble, Harry, Colonial Metropole Hotel, h. 126 Douglas. Noble, H., 93 Gorge road. Noble, James, canneryman, h Luxton. Noble, John, sealer, 112 Cormorant. Noble, Mrs. James, widow, 164 Chatham. Noble, Walter, 144 Oswego. Noble. Watson, emp 7 Waddington, h 18 Croft. Noble, Wm., gardener, h Hampshire. Noble, Wilson, carpenter, h 4 Croft. Noel, John F., captain, master mariner, h 87 North Pembroke. ■■.m 940 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Noel. VICTORIA CITY. Nortotl Noel, Walter, clerk, h 37 North Pembroke. Nolan, John H., emp. Sayward's mill. h Head St. Nplte F. W.,. of F. W. Nolte & Co.. h 3 Phoenix Place. Nolte, F. W. & Co., opticians, 37 Fort; Noot, George, contractor, h 119 N. Pembroke. Noot John, clerk 89 Government, h 119 N, Pembroke. Noot, Percy, clerk, 90 Govt., h. 119 N. Pembroke. Noot William, emp Times, h 119 N. Pembroke. Norman, —., Five Sisters' Block. Norman, George, grocer, h 230 Fort. Norman, H., Vict. Fire Dept. Norman, Sam, cigarmaker, 155 Fort, bds. 23 Govt Neman, Henry, h 15 Frederick. Norman, Stephen, caretaker, Dept. of Mines, h. St. George. Noiinan, S., carpenter, h St. George. Norman, W., florist, 56 South Turner. Norris, —., plumber, cabin 175 Douglas. JVJ ORRIS FREDERICK, * ' HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKER, 126 GOVERNMENT ST. TANNERY AND FACTORY, ROCK BAY. h. Gorge road. Norris, Fred John, harnesa maker 126 Government, h Gorge Rd. Norris, Harry Francis, clerk, 126 Govt, h Gorge Road Norris, John, h 5 South Park road. Norris, John T., h 175 Douglas. Norris, Mrs. John F., widow, h. 76 Cook. Norris, William George, retired, h 183 Fcrc. North, A., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. North, Chas., fireman, No. 2 hall. North, Chris., fireman, h 158 Pandora. North, Edward, stagecarpenter, h 158 Pandora. Ncrtii, E., fireman No. 2 Fire Hall. North, George, clerk, h. 33 Chatham. North, George, waiter, Delmonico Music Hall, h. 158 Pandora. North, John, slaughterman, h Cedar Hill. road. North, Joseph, clerk, 113 Douglas. Nortb, Mrs. George, widow, b h. 158 Pandora. North China Insurance Co., Ld., (Marine) F. C. Davidge & Co., Ld., agents. North, Walter V., clerk 106 Government, h. 158 Pandora, ave. North American Life Assurance Co., Lee & Fraser, agents, 9-11 Trounce av. North British & Mercantile Ins Co., B. C. Land & Investment Agency, LtdB agents, 40 Government. | ORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE INS. CO., PEMBERTON A SON, AGENTS, 45 FORT ST. ORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON, TURNER, BEETON A CO, AGENTS, 90 WHARF ST. ■yi ORTH GERMAN ULOYDS INSURANCE COMPANY,^ HALL, GOEPEL A CO., Agents, IOO GOVERNMENT. North Pacific Saloon, Lawson Bros. (J. M. & 0. R. Lawson), 2 Yates. North Ward School, Douglas near Hillside Ave. Northcott H. 213 Government. Northcott John A., janitor Govt build- ings,h. 215 Govt. Northcott, Joseph, carpenter, h 78 Menzies. Northcott, William Walter, city assessor and purchasing agent, h 78 Menzies. Northcott, Wm., jr., emp. Colonist, h. 78 Menzies. Northern Ass. Co., Findlay, Durham & Brodie agents, 98 Wharf. N ORTHERN COUNTIES INVESTMENT TRUST CO.. LTD. (OF BRADFORD, ENG.) H. M. GRAHAME, Agent, 41 GOVERNMENT. Northern Pacific Railwav and Express, E. E. Blackwood, agent, 104j^ Government. Northern Pacific Steamship Co., Dod- well & Co., Ltd., agents, Norman Hardie, mgr., 64 Government. Northram, Fred., porter, Mt. Baker Htl. ""Torton, W., emp. Albion I. Stove Wks. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 941 Norton. VICTORIA OITY. Ontario. Norton, Chas., piano tuner, h Shakes- pear ave. } Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Heisterman & Co., agents, 75 Government. Nott, Joseph R., plumber, h. Jessie. Noury, James, helper A. I. W. h. 25 Henry. Noury, James P., laborer, h 30 Henry. Noury, J. J., helper, A. I. W. h. 25 Henry. Numa, Frank, carpenter, 42 Henry. Nunn, Alfred, clerk, Geo. E. Powell, h. Esquimalt road. Nunn, Robert R.M.A., h. Esquimalt. Nunn, Wm., waiter Union Club. Nuttall, Helen H., steno. Sup. court, h. 95 Quebec. Nuttall, Thomas C, retired, 95 Quebec. Oakden, F. J., clerk, 42 Fort, bds. Dawson Hotel. Oakes, P., engineer, h 97 Niagara. Oates, Robert, coppersmith, h 1 Centre Rd. Oates, Albert, E., hack driver, 34 Blanchard, h 1 Centre Rd. Oates, Miss Marion, milliner, h 1 Centre Rd. Oates, Miss Gertrude, saleswoman, h 1 Centre Rd. Oburn, —., shipcarpenter, h 1 David. Oclair, Richard, carpenter, 170 Johnson. CCIDENTAL HOTEL, WALTER PORTER, PROP., COR. JOHNSON AND WHARF. Odd Fellows Hall, Fernwood Rd., Spring Ridge. Oddy, Benjamin S., of Swin erton & Oddy, h. 120 Cadboro Bay road. Ogilvie, D. A. N., night-watchman, h. 3 David. Ohlson, Andrew, nurseryman, Lansdowne Rd., Oaklands. Ohlson, N. H., clerk, Lansdowne. KELL & MORRIS FRUIT PRESERVING CO., LTD. manufacturers jams, jellies, and confectionery, sauce, pickles and vinegar. W. H. Price mgn. director, Work st. Okell, Samuel M., director Carlisle Canning Co., h Old Esquimalt Rd. Old Ladies' Home, Mrs. Sarah A. James matron, 39 McClure. Old Men's Home, cor Lovers' Lane and Fairfield Rd. Oldershaw, Alfred Bruce, of Ragstad & 0., h Catherine, cor. Edward. «»AmM,® FINE fciom/m ^VICTORIA Oliver, John, Customs, h Admiral's rd. Oliver, Frank, clerk, h. 10 Second. Oliver, Frederick, agent Dominion Express Co., h 59 Superior. Oliver, Mrs. Wm. H. T., h. Delta. Oliver Bros. (L. & J.), barbers, 17 Johnson. Oliver, Frank, clerk, h Second. J., of Oliver Bros, h Johnson. L., of Oliver Bros1 h Johnson. Thomas, plasterer, Oak Bay Oliver, h. 17 Oliver, h. 17 Oliver, Ave. Oliver, W. E., of Hunter & Oliver,'h Mount Baker Hotel. Olliver. Charles F., clerk, h 10 Second. Olson, E., mate str. "Hope." Olsen, B. O, 137 Fort Olson, Marcus, carpenter, h 20 North Park road. Olsen, Miss Emma, ironer, 137 Fort. Olsen, Mrs. M.. ironer, 137 Fort. Olsen, Peter, foreman Canada Paint Co. h. 66 Herald. Omineca Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Co., Ltd.. J. T. Bethune sec, Omenica saloon, C. Tulk • prop. 128 Government. O NIONS AND PLIMLEY, BICYCLE DEALERS, 42 AND 44 BROAD STREET. Onions, Albert, of Onions & Plimley, h I William. Onslow, Mrs., wid, 11 North Park. O NTARIO MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., R. L. DRURY, Provincial Mgr., BROAD, COR. TROUNCE AVE. 6« Oriental. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Pacife. Oriental Bazaar, Japanese goods, 90 Douglas. ORIENTAL HOTEL, William McKeon & Son 36 Yates. Ormiston, Peter, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. ORMOND, O. R., Books and Stationery, 92 Government, h Terrace ave. Orphanage, Mrs. Walker matron, Hillside ave. RR, JOHN T., STOVES AND TINWARE, 8 STORE STREET. h Powderly Ave., Victoria West Orton, G. R., medical assistant, bds. Dawson Hotel. Orton, H. P., City Engineer's accountant, h 8 First. Osawa, Y., Japanese goods, 31 Government, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Osborne House, W. Allen prop, Blanchard cor Pandora. Osborne, George, farm hand, Burnside Rd. Ostram, Thomas Hanson h. 181 Montreal. Ottaway, Thos., h. Lovers' Lane. Ottaway, W. E., of Ross & Ottaway, h Ross Bay. Outer Wharf, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., owners, Capt. F. W. Wise, wharfinger. Owen, Capt. Wm. D., Nanaimo Pilot, h Esquimalt road. Owen, Rowland, bds. 60 Rae. Owen, Wm. G., first officer steamer Quadra, h. 59 N. Park. Owens, James, jr., messenger, h Tennyson Rd. Owens, James, sr., plasterer, h Tennyson Rd. Owens, J., asst. shipper British America Paint Co. Owens, Robt., clerk 99j^ Douglas, h. Tennyson road. Ownslow, Mrs. Raehael, wid., h 11 North Park. Oytang, O, merchant tailbr, 141 Government. O'Brien, A. W., clerk Bank of Montreal, res. Badminton Club. O'Brien, Clarence, slaughterman B. C. Market Co.. Cadboro Bay. O'Brien, C. McL., student-at-law, 32 Langley, h 53 Michigan. O'Brien. Henry L., clerk Weiler Bros., h 132 Pandora. O'Brien, J„ builder, h. 52 Menzies. O'Brian, Miss M., clerk, h. 53 Michigan. O'Brien, Michael, app A. I. W. 56 Pembroke. O'Brien, Mrs., clerk P.O., h 53 Miehi. gan. O'Brien, Nigel, clerk, h. 53 Michigan. O'Brien, Peter, emp Transfer Co., h 50 Kane. O'Brien, Steve, prop Grotto saloon, h 37 Quebec. O'Brien, Stewart, h 53 Michigan. O'Brien, Thos., barrister, h 1 Soi™ Park road. O'Brien, William, clerk 95 Government, h 145 View. O'Connor, Frank, stableman, h 109 Johnson. O'Connor, John, h 7 Coburg. O'Connor, Katherine Maud, stenographer, P.O. Inspector's office, res. 169' Fort. O'Connor, Mrs., widow, h 169 Fort. I O'Connor. Valentine, h 115 Menzies. O'Dell, Seymour, chief clerk Driard Hotel, res. 128 Douglas. O'Donell, Donald, h. Esquimalt road. O'Hara, D., sergeant-at-arms, Ashcroft. O'Keefe, E. 0., dressmaker, 21 Broad. O'Leary, Harry, bartender, h 34 Pioneer. O'Leary, Henry J., bartender Bank Exchange, h 22 St. Louis. O'Leary. William, master mariner, h. 57 Third. O'Neil, Fred, cannery-hand, h 285 Johnson. O'Reilly, Arthur John, barrister. 20 Bastion, h 4 Pleasant. O'Reillv, Ron. P... h 4 Pleas ant. O'Rourke, J., Colonist, bds. Dawson Htl. O'Rourke, Luke, laborer, h 7 Parkinar- ton O'Rourke. Miss E., steno. F. C. Davidge, h 7 Parkington. O'R ourke, Miss K.. cashier, 70 Government, h. 273 Johnson. O'Sullivan, Annie, steno. C.P.N. Co., h. 38 Quebec. O'Sullivan. Dan. dpnnty collector Inland Revenue, h 32 Quebec. O'Sullivan, Elizabeth, wid. Humphrey,' h. 38 Quebec. O'Sullivan, Lizzie, steno., 64 Yates, h. 38 Ouebec. O'Sullivan, Mary, steno., h. 38 Quebec. O'Sullivan Teresa, ecap. Hutchison & Co., h. 38 Quebec. O YTANG, C, MERCHANT TAILOR, 146 GOVERNMENT. SOTT- Pacific Cigar Factory, Meiss & den, 103 Johnson. s_jj____: BBBH *t-r«3_w«s%' GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 943 pacific. VICTORIA CITY Parscns. Pacific Club, 45% Fort, H. M. Yates see y pacific Coast Steamship Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., agents, 61 Wharf. Pacific Sauce and Vinegar Works, 66 Blanchard. ACIFIC TRANSFER CO., ARTHUR E. KENT, 14 FORT. P Globe HlWifi THOS. fcHtfiM Pacific Wood Yard, George Burt prop., Kane cor Quadra. Pack, George A., painter, h Langford. Paddon, Rev. Canon W. F. L., h Erin Hall, Pemberton, cor Cadboro Bay Rd. Paddon, George L., h 99 Cadboro Bay Rd. Paddon, William L., h 99 Cadboro Bay Rd. Page, —., bds. 23 Government. Page, Arthur, Victoria College. Page, C. L., caretaker James Bay Club House, Belleville. Page, Francis, police court clerk, h 263 Fort. Pain. See also Payne. Paine, Fred, boatman B. C. Pilot, h 22 Erie. Paine, J.. Mt. Tolmie. Painter, J. E., fuel dealer, 25 Cormorant, h 17 Pine. Paisley Dye Works, James Allison prop., 116 Yates. Palace Chambers, Mrs. Bessie Van Sick- lin, 53 Yates. Palace Saloon, H. Siebenbaum prop, 56 Yates. Pallan, W., constable, h 16 Niagara. Pallisier. \dmiral. R. N.. h Palmer, Capt. Edward, sec'y Union club, Douglas, cor. Courtney. Palmer, Ernest, emp. B. G., Elec. Ry. h. 18 Hillside ave. Palmer, John, gardener. Porter's ranch. Palmer, Mrs. R., h Fair View, Hulton St. Palmer, R. M., inspector of fruit pests. Dept. of Agriculture, res. Saanich rd. Palmer, Thomas, city detective, h 43 First. Palmer, Thoma., A. I. W., h 20 Market. Palmer, William, sail maker, "o1^ Wharf, h Palmer, William, farmer, James Island. Pamphlet, Frederick W.. engrinee1'. --fr Vancouver, h Frederick. Victoria W. Pamphlet, John, mate, h Frederick, Victoria W. Pamphlet, Robert, laborer, h Frederick, Victoria W. SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Manager. 314 HOMER STUM. Vancouver. Pamphlet, Thomas, master mariner, h 51 Blanchard. Pandora Street Methodist Church, Rev. J. Speer, pastor, cor. Quadra and Pandora. Pape, John, driver, Vic. Transfer Co. 7 Green. Parbery, Arthur, stair builder, 21o Government, h Richmond Rd. Pardore, Chas., gunsmith, 7 Green. Parfitt, Aaron, carpenter, h 100 North Chatham. Parfitt, James, laborer, h 102 North Chatham. Pa ker, F., jr., h. 10 Parry. Parker, Fred, bartender Hotel Dawson. Parker, James, sec. Federation Canning Co., h. 105 Gorge road. Parker, John, butcher, 57 Kane. Parker, jonn, jr., ua.cher, . h 10 Perry. Parker, John, prop Louvre Hotel, 9 Johnson. Parker, Mary, wid., Old Ladies' Home. Parker, Robert, waiter, Queen's hotel. Parkin, Wm., supt. Elec. Light Co., bds. Queen's Hotel. Parkhill, Samuel, conductor El. Ry., h Rant. Parnell. —.. laborer, h 112 Johnson. Parr, A. G., clerk, 62 Government, bds. 66 Douglas. P~rr, John, woodworker, Johnson cor Broad, h. 200 Douglas. Parr. Thomas Harbridge, civil engineer and surveyor, h 31 First, office, 28 Fort. nn ._ , Parry. G. B.. watchmaker, 23 Broad, Pit-oII. Thomas, warehouseman, b 115 Johnson. Parsell, Wm. R., piano tuner, Waitt tic Co., 94 Pandora. Tarsons, Fredk., carpenter, 112 Cormorant. 944 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Parsons. VICTORIA CITY. Pearson, Parsons, JiVJ., first jailer Prov. jail. res. cor. Topaz and First. Parsons, George, emp. V. & S. Ry.. h 65 -First. Parsons, Henry, sealer, h 100 North Pembroke. Parsons, James Edmond, jailer prov. jail, h Topaz Ave. Parsons, Mark, gardener, emp prov. government, h 66 First. Parsons, Miss Louisa, h 66 First. Parsons, Miss A., nurse Jubilee hospital. Parsons, Miss Alice M., teacher, h 66 First. q ARSON PRODUCE COMPANY, WHOLESALE PROVISIONS, AND PORK PACKERS, P. T. PATTON, MANAGER, 2S STORE STREET. HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG. BRANCHES AT VANCOUVER, NELSON, ROSSLAND, DAWSON CITY AND ATLIN. Parsons, Wm., engineer Sparrowhawk, h. Esquimalt road. Partridge, Frank .printer, Government Duildings, h 78 Chatham. Partridge, Mrs., wid. John, 93 Herald. Partridge, Thomas J., city water tax collector, h 113 Quadra. Partridge, Wm., iron moulder, 78 Ghat- ham. Partridge, W., 78 Chatham. Pa que, —., 194 Cook. Pasco, Chas., cook, Bank Exchange restaurant. Paterson, David Martin, bookkeeper, M. W. Waitt & Co., h 60 Michigan. Paterson, Henry, log hauler, Sayward's mill, h. Henry. Paterson, James, mgn.-director Paterson Shoe Co., Ltd., h 10 Scoresby. Patterson, Miss, clerk Arcade. Paterson, Mrs. James, h Belcher ave. qATERSON SHOE CO., LTD., JAMES PATERSON, MGN.-DIR. 35 JOHNSON A 132 GOVERNMENT. Paterson, Thomas W., mgr. V. & S. R., h 78 Bay. Patmer, E., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Patrick, John, laborer, h Pandora South. Patterson, Andrew, engineer, Canada Paint Co., h 52 Princess Ave. Patterson, Robert, foreman Sayward Saw Mill, h 63 Henry. Patterson, Wm., carpenter, bds. Leland House. Patterson, Wm., machinist, h 45 Queen's ave. Patterson, Wm., bartender Savoy Theatre. Patterson, Wm., Oapital Planing Mill. Patterson, W. bartender Savoy. 1 Pattison, —., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Patton, Arthur J., law student, 12 Bastion, h. Catherine, cor. Skinner Patton, O, of Patton & Son, h 18 Richardson. Patton, F. J., of Patton & Son, h 18 Richardson. Patton, Frederick, machinist A. I. W,, h. Catherine, cor. Skinner. Patton, Mrs. Martha, widow, h Skiffl ner. Patton, Patrick T., broker, 28 StorejB 18 Richardson. Patton Sc Son (C. & F. J.), mgrs B. C. Cold Storage & ice works, 28 Store. Patton, T. P., clerk, 28 Store, h 18 Richardson. Paul, Edward B., principal high school, h 170 Cadboro Bay Rd. Pauline, A. F., dry goods, h 41 King's road. Pauline, Frederick A., of Piercy & Co., h 41 King's Rd. Pauline, Frederick, Sr., h Cadboro Bay Rd. Pauline, George, organist Christ Church, h 19 Vancouver. Paulson, William, bartender Wil3on hotel. Payne, —., h 8 Franklin. Payne, Fred, emp. Outer Wharf, h. 22 Erie. Payne, Rev. Fred, pastor First Congre- j gational Church, h 84 Discovery. | Payne. W., emp Victoria Chemical W. h. Shakespeare. Pearce, Archie T., stenographer 13 Yates, h 60 Kane. Pearce, J. T., prop. Hotel Oalefornla, 19 Johnson. Pearse, Hon. Benjamin W., h Fernwood, Cadboro Bay Rd. Pearse, Capt C, 60 Rae. Pearse, Col. M. L, h Dallas Hotel. Pearson, Ed., J. P., of Clarke & Pearson, h 63 South Turner. Pearson. Peter J., mining expert, bds. , Queen's hotel. _ I Pearson, Thomas, machinist E . & N. q R., h Esquimalt Rd. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 945 Pearson. VICTORIA CITY. Perdue Pearson, Thomas B., res. the Linden's Wilkinson road P. O., Garnham. Peart, F., B. C. Elec. Ry., h. Russell, Victoria West. -Peck, Ernest, truckman, 91 Blanchard. Peck, Mrs. James, h 91 Blanchard. Peddle, George, sealer, h 153 Fernwood road. Peddle, Miss L., clerk, Arcade. 1 Peddle, William, laborer, h Esquimalt Rd. Peden, Alex., tailor, 57 Government, h 24 San Juan ave. Peden, Alexander, fisherman, 24 San Juan. Peden, Robert, 44 Government. Peden, Robert, h 24 San Juan ave. Peden. William, clerk, 93 Johnson, h . 66 North Park. Peers, E., clerk P. 0. PEIRSON, JOSEPH, AUDITOR, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC., 9 BANK OF B. C. CHAMBERS, 54 GOVERNMENT. also Steveston, B.C. Pelletier, John P., retired, h 114 Fisguard. Pelling, Charles E., car carpenter E & N. R., h Mary. Pemberton, J. D., of Pemberton & Son, res. Gonzales farm. Pemberton, Cecil Chartres, barrister. 35 Yates, h Rocabella, 22 Victoria , Crescent. Pemberton, Frederick B., of Pemberton & Son, h Foul Bay Rd. Pemberton Gymnasium, School S t. JVEMBERTON A SON, I REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 4-NING BROKERS, 45 FORT. - , _ PHONE 78. ?emberton, Theresa J. D., wid. Joseph I-U., res. Gonzales farm, Rockland ave. pendray, Carl, emp soap factory, h 90 j Belleville. ?endray, Ernest, emp soap works, 90 < Belleville. pendray, John, 92 Belleville. f^BeKir' ^^ S°aP FaCt°ry' WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS Headgua ters for Comniercial Travellers m u n J_jV NANAIMO, B. C. Booking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays and. Fridays at i:30p. m. GEO. B. BAYMOND, Prop PENDRAY, W. J., Prop. BRITISH COLUMBIA SOAP WORKS 25 HUMBOLT. h. 92 Belleville. Penketh, H., h 13 Second st. Penketh, George, boiler maker, Marine Iron Works, h 13 Second. Penketh, George, app Marine Iron works, h 135 Quadra. Penketh, George W, Jr., apprentice boiler maker, Marine Iron Works, h 13 Second. Penketh, James H., Province Cigar Go. 4.6% Yates, h 135 Quadra. Penketh, Miss Ellen, h 13 Second. Panketh, N., emp. Okell & Morris, h 13 Second. Penketh, Rich., jr., boilermaker, h 135 Quadra. Penketh, Richard, boiler maker, E. & N. R., h 135 Quadra. Penketh, William, h 135 Quadra. PENNOCK, WILLIAM H„ JEWELLER, 64 YATES ST. h 54 Frederick. Penny, Henry O, warehouseman, Turner, Beeton & Co., h 42 Henry. Penny, Mary, wid. Donald, h 31 South Park road. BR-!. Penny, Thomas, engineer, 217 Government Penwell, Charles T., mgr., Walter S. Fraser & Co., Ltd., h. Andrew, Vie. W. Penwill, Walter F., warehouseman, n Andrew. Peppas, Nicholas, fish market, h 117 Fort m iM -:i Perdue, George M., city detective, bd. Hotel Victoria. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Pickard. Perkins, O. m essenger Inland Revenue office, h"20 Collinson. Perkins, Geo. S., locksmith, h 12 Rock Bay ave. Perkins, G. S., gunsmith, Barnsley & Co., h 12 Oak Bay ave. Perkins, Wm. H. S., insurance, h 159 Montreal. Perley, William G. F., carpenter, h A St. Perpetuel, Sister Mary, matron St. Aloysin's Boys' Prodez, 38 Mason. Perrie, —., painter, h 12 Croft. Perrin, Len., 26 Elizabeth. Perrin, Rt. Rev. W. W., Bishop of Columbia, h Bishop's Close, Burdett Ave. Perry, J. B., broker, 44 Fort. Perry, Bernard, h Mary. Perry Creek Gold Mining Co., Ltd., T. C. Sorbv sec. Bastion Square. Perry, J. B., metal worker, h cor. Quadra and Pandora. Perry, Robert, cook, bds. 49 Store. Perry, W. H., h 53 Michigan. Peter, William, machinist, A. I. AV., h. Boleskine road. Peters, John, 23 Frederick. PETERS, HON. FRED'K., Q.C., of Tupper, Peters & Potts, h. Oak Bay ave, also Vancouver. Peters, Lieut.-Col. J., district officer commanding Military district No. 11, Work Point Barracks. Peters, Wm., h Harriet. Peterson, —., bds. Dawson Hotel. Peterson, —., steamboatman, bds. 55 Princess ave. Peterson, F., emp. Weiler Bros. Peterson, Gustus, bartender, flotel California. Peterson, John, carpenter, h. Adelaide. Peterson, John, mariner, h 23 Frederick. Peterson, Mrs. E., wid, 85 Pembroke. P.etherick, Jr., George Reynolds, motor- man B. C. Electric Co., h 30 Bay. Petherick, Frank, blacksmith, McGregor, Knight, McKittrick, h 30 Bay. Petherick, George, plasterer, h 30 Bay. Petherick, Wm., h 30 Bay. Petker, Maxwell, clerk, 111 Government, Petker, P., clerk, 111 Government, h. Petrie, —., emp. H.B.C, h 1 South Park. Petticrew, Hugh, driver No. 2 fire hall, . h 151 Fisguard. Petticrew, Jas., engineer str Charmer, h. 130 Fisguard. Petticrew, John, engineer, Fire Dept., Petticrew, John, turner, Spratt Sc Gray, h 157 Fisguard. Petticrew Mrs. Agnes, h 151 Fisguard. Petticrew, Joseph Edgar, clerk, 78 Cormorant, h. 151 Fisguard. Petticrew, Robert, tailor, 46 Johnson, h 151 Fisguard. Petticrew, Wm., clerk, h 151 Fisguard. Petticrew, William, machinist, h 10 Randall. P-ttingell, B. O, miner, h 12 Blanchard. Pec ngell, Benjamin O, emp. 25 Yates, h. 12 Blanchard. Pettingell, J. E., of Champion & Pettin- gell, h. 12 Blanchard. Pevert, Miss Helen, dressmaker, h 60 Frederick. Pferdner, Emir, music teacher, h 46 Second. Phelps, I. W., barber, 48 Yates, h Dominion Hotel. Phelps, Mrs. A., widow, h 70 View. Phelps, Wm., barber, h 101 Pandora. Phetherick, Mrs., h 44 Princess. Phillips, A. H., evangelist, h 50 Dallas Rd. Phillips, John, motorneer B. C. Electric Co., h. 22 Sayward ave. Phillips, Joseph, tailor, 88 Douglas, h Dallas road. Phillips. Joseph, cabinet maker, Weiler Bros., h 45 Heywood ave. Phillips, Joseph E., Fairfield road. Phillips, J., sergt. Royal Marine Artillery. Phillips, J. E., marble works, 76 View, h 74 View. Phillips, Miss Carrie, clerk 86 Yates, h 74 View. Phillips, Philip A., h. 257 Johnson. Phipps, Stanley, clerk, Lands and Works Dept., h Oak Bay. PHILIPPS, WILLIAM H., SEAL ENGRAVER, DIE-SINKER AND EMBOSSER, 39% DOUGLAS. h. Saanich road, near Boleskine road. Phillipps, Wolley, Clive, h Woodhall, Oak Bay Ave. Phillips, W. S., clerk, 37 Johnson, h Birdcage Walk, cor. B.C. Elec. By. Phipps, J., emp. B.C., Elec. Ry. Phoenix Assurance Co., of London, England, 40 Government. Phoenix of Hartford, Spratt & Macaulay, agts, 104 Government. Phoenix, of London (Fire), 40 Government. Pichon, Charles, gunssmith, 54 Johnson., h. 151 Superior. Pickard, Dudley P., carpenter, h 23 Grant GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 947 Pickey, VICTORIA CITY. Pooley. Picken, Mrs. E., widow h Richmond Ave. Pichon, (Chas. H.) & Lenfesty (W. N.), gunsmiths, 54 Johnson. Pidduck, Geo. A., of Small & Pidduck, res. Seattle, Wash. Pierce, John, 124 Chatham. Pierce, Wm., carpenter, h 13 Humboldt. Piercy, John, of J. Piercy & Co., h 169 Menzies. FIERCY, J A CO., WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, 25, 27 and 29 YATES. PHONE 419. Pierre, John T., tailor and dyer, shop, 123 Douglas, h 25 St. Louis. f Pierre, Thos. W., tailor and dyer, 76 Douglas, h 22 Pioneer. Pike, Albert, bricklayer, 53 David St. Pike, Arthur A., h. Esquimalt road. Pike, Chas., clerk, h 53 David. Pike, H., h. 53 David, Pike, Mrs. Mark, h. 83 Pembroke. Pike, Warburton, h. 60 Rae. Pilgrim, James, boilermaker, 204 Douglas. Pilling, Chas., h. Mary. Pilot Commissioner's office, 54 Government. "Pilot," tug, John W. Butler, master chief engineer, A. Warren. Pirn, George, laborer, h 64 Humboldt. Pindell, Henry Clay, waiter, 124 Government. Pinder, W. G., C. E., E. & N. Railway, h 61 Bellot. Pine 'o, Albert J., teacher High School, ( h Belmont ave. Pinkerton, Robert, contractor, h 181 Fort. Pioneer Coffee & Spice Mills, Stemler & Earle, props., 54 Pembroke, tel. 579. Pioneer Hall, Broad, opp. View, Robt. Ridley, caretaker. Pirie, Geo., painter, h Croft Put, Robert W., lumberman, h 195 Chatham. ■Pither, Luke, of Pither & Leiser, h 286 Yates. Pither (Luke) & Leiser (Max), whl liquors, 13 Yates. Pitt, Edward, accountant, Bank of Montreal. Pittancourt, Rich., h 20 Belcher. -ttttancourt Walter, h 20 Belcher. cT& ™ J-' whoL grocer, 10 Yates, h . y at. Charles. Plato, John, cabinetmaker, 23 Frederick. Please, Jane, wid. John, h 9 Caledonia. CON' TEE MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Plesa, W. B., dredgeman, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Plimle'y, Thomas, of Onions & Plimley, h. 2 William. Plump, Frederick, painter, h 1 Springfield Ave. Plump, Richard S., emp. Fairall's Brewery, Esquimalt Rd., h 1 Springfield Ave. Plows, Fred, Thackeray, bricklayer, h 60 North Park. Plummer, Frank E., grocer, 159 Fort. Plymouth Bakery, John Bings, prop., 15 Store. POINT ELLICE SAW MILL. Leigh & Sons., foot of Pleasant. Point Elliee Boat house, E. A. Green, Work street. Pointer, N"., new and second hand clothing, 60 Broad, h. 193 Johnson. Police, Louis, boot-black, h 25 View. Police Station, city hall, H. Sheppard chief Pollock, Sam, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. POODLE DOG HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Mrs. R. O. Davies, prop., 49 and 51# Yates, Poole, Capt. G. R., Royal Marine Artillery, Work Point Barracks. Poole, Walker, emp Sayward's saw ■ mill, h Front. Poole Miss E., bds., 7 Princess. Pooley.Hon. Chas. E., Q. O, M. P. P., of Davie, Pooley & Luxton, h Lamp- son St. Pooley, Chas. R., clerk Bank B. C, h Esquimalt Rd. Pooley, Robert H., law student, 21 Bastion, h. "Fernhill," Lampson st. Pooley. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Powers, Pooley, T. E., law student, 21 Bastion. h Lampson. Pooley, Wm. H., bicyle agent, 2 David. Pooley, Wm. Henry, engineer, David, cor. Turner. Pope, James, h 45 Langley. Pope, Mrs. B., nurse, 140 Cook. Pope, S. D., LL.D., h 74 Kington. Pope, T. A., civil engineer, h 42 South Turner. Pope, W. F. O, bookkeeper, 39 Johnson, h. 74 Kingston. Popham, A. O, baker, Victoria steam bakery. Popovich, Chris., prop. Russ House, 34 Johnson. Porteous, Frank, blacksmith, 118 Johnson, h 108 Johnson. Porter Arthur, 49 Gorge. Porter, Arthur M., brakeman E. & N B~, h Mary, Victoria W. Por. r, F. J., acting garrison sergeant- m ;or, color sergeant, Work Point Barracks. Poire r, Geo. A., of R. Porter & Sons, Porter, Henry A., of Robert Porter & S^n, h 89 Herald. Porter, John, expressman, Francis Ave. Porter, Mary L., h Frances Ave. Porter, Miss Nellie, emp. Vic. Steam Laundry, h. Francis ave.' Porter, Mrs. Geo., Maneuse, 98 Pandora. Porter, N. J., photographer, 109 Pandora. Porter, Robert & Sons, butchers, 104 Johnson, 32 Government. Porter,- Robert, of Robert Porter & Sons, h Burnside Rd. Porter, Robert John, of R. Porter & Sons, h. 6 Superior. Porter, Stanley, tel. operator, E. & N. Ry., h 135 Pandora. Porter, T. R., of Robert Porter & Sons, h Burnside Rd. ORTER, WALTER, PROP. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. WHARF COR. JOHNSON. TEL. 14. Porter's Wharf, foot of Teiegraph st. Post, Charles A., carpenter, h. 18, 2nd. Post, B. B., farmer, Mount Tolmie. Post, Jason H., builder, h. 18, 2nd. Post office inspector, E. H. Fletcher, P.O. building. Post Office, Noah Shakespear, postmaster. Potter, Thos., Lion Saloon, h 116 Chambers. Pottinger, James, printer, Govt. Printing office, h. 224 Michigan. Pottinger, W. B., clerk Yates, h 120 Toronto. Pottinger, David R., prop Ideal Provision, store, 72 Yates, h 227 Michl gan. Potts, C. M., law standent, h 316 Yates. Potts, E. E., book agent, Five Sisters' Block. POTTS, GEO. A., STEWART, of Tupper, Peters & Potts, h. Oak Bay ave. Potts, George J., M.D., h 316 Yates. Potts, Henry A., tailor, 47 Fort h 146 Fernwood road. Potts, James A., Work Point Dairy, h Loyal St. Potts, J. clerk, Porter's wharf, bds. 117 Yates. Potts, Macdonald, accountant, Bennett Lake & K. Nav. Co., h 316 Yates. Potts. J. Thomas, emp. B. C. Electric Co., h 42 Rock Bay ave. Potts, Mrs. J., Work Point Dairy, h Loyal St. Potts, Thomas, 42 Rock Bay ave. Poulton, George, night-watchman, Mt. Baker Hotel. Pousley, Arthur, cond. El. Ry., h 88 Princess. Powell, B., wid. C. S., h. 53 Michigan. Powell, B. W., bank clerk Burdett Ave, cor Vancouver. Powell, Ernest A., barrister, 10 Board of Trade Building. h Burdett Ave., cor Vancouver. Powell, Frank 0., bookkeeper, 107 Pandora. POWELL, GEORGE ED WIN, BARRISTER, 10 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING. . res. 80 Vancouver, cor Burdette ave. Powell, George & Co., hardware and crockery, 127 Government. Powell.. George, of Geo. Powell & Co., h. 161 Menzies. Powell, Dr. Israel Wood, M. D., Burdett Ave., cor. Vancouver. Powell, Miss K. M., steno., H.B. Co., 58 Michigan st. Powell, Mrs. Wm., widow, h 8 St. Louis. Powell, Wm. James, carriage trimmer, h. 8 St. Louis. Power, Mrs. M. E., widow, h 160 Fort Power, W., barber, 29 Johnson, h. 93 Cormorant. , Powers, Geo., teamster, Landsdown Rd. Oaklands. POWERS, M., I prop. Garrick's Head Saloon, 23 Bastion, h 131 Fort. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 949 Powers. VICTORIA CITY. Proctor. powers, W. J., warehouseman B.C. Cold Storage. . Powis, Geo. W., shipping clerk, 92 Wharf, _ Pratt, Ernest Wilfred, mfg. agent, Five Sisters Block. Preece, Thomas, foreman city water work? h 93 Fernwood Rd. Preece, Wnliam. milkman, h 21 Walnut Ave. Preece, William, barber Sr tobacconist, 109 Douglas, h 21 Walnut Prentice, James D., mgr. Wtoterii Canada Ranching Co., h. Rockland ave., also Dog Creek. PEESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. First, cor. Pandora and Blanchard, Rev. John Campbell, pastor. Knox, Rev. J. C. Forster, pastor. Stanley ave. St Columbia, cor. Hulton and Oak Bay ave., Rev. J. C. Forster, pastor. St Paul's, Victoria west Rev. D. McRae, pastor. St. Andrew's, Douglas, cor. Broughton, Rev. W. L. Clay, pastor. Presbyterian Chinese Mission, 131 Government. Presbyterian Church, Richmond Ave. Prescott, Chas. A., carpeter, h 12 San Juan Ave. Prescott, Geo, carpenter, Cadboro Bay Rd. Preston, George, photographer, 56 Fort. Preston, Miss N., 41 Broad. Pretty, Henry, laborer, h 21 Bodwell. Prevost, Wilford J. L. clerk, R. E., Work Point Barracks, h Head. Price, Frank H., Lakeside Hotel, res. Cowichan Lake. Price, Hans 0., clerk, Esquimalt Naval Yard, res. Dunsmuir road. Price, Joseph, clerk, A. McGregor & Sons, rooms over 95 Johnson. Price, Rich., Mt. Baker ave. Price, Thos., pipe layer, Vic. Gas Wks. PRICE, WILLIAM HENRY. mgn. dir. Okell & Morris Co., Ltd., h. 43 Work. Pridham, Edward R., cabinet maker, 68 Government, h. 20 Second. Pridham, Harry, upholsterer, 68 Government, h 20 Second. Pridmore, William, farmer, Burnside Rd. Primrose, Alexander, ship carpenter, h 98 Pandora. *BJNCE OF WALES SALOON, John Berryman, prop. 166 Government, GiJmitffflS/i FINE fciariiiMA JillgfiL sIIIctoria "\i\\m< wrn^l "Princess Louise," str., Capt. Foote, Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. PRIOR & COMPANY, E. G., LD. LY. IMPORTERS OF IRON, HARDWARE, MACHINERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETC. 123 GOVERNMENT, COR. JOHNSON, Tel. 57. BRANCH WAREHOUSES, VANCOUVER AND KAMLOOPS. Prior, Charles J., solicitor, 30 Langley, h 193 Fort. Prior, Luiet.-Col. Edward Gawlor, M.P. pres. E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., h Pemberton Rd. Prior, George, hack driver, h 72 Frederick. Prior, Harry K., supt. E. & N. Ry., 26 Store. Prior, Mrs. Amelia, widow, h 72 Frederick. Prior, Thos., hack-driver, 109 Johnson, h 72 Frederick. PRITCHARD HOUSE, H. T. Cole, prop. cor. Government and Yates. Prith, G., bds. Badminton club. Proctor, A., 50 Government, h. 25 Vancouver. Proctor, Arthur, messenger, h h. 25; Vancouver. Proctor, F., dentist's assistant, 102 Government, h. 25 Vancouver. 950 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Proctor. VICTORIA CITY. Ransch. Procter, G. H, grocer, 134 Yates. Proctor, Harry, messenger, h h. 25 Vancouver. Proctor, Richard, musician, 2 Laboucher Proctor, Wm. Frederick, accountant Bank of Montreal, h 10 Stanley. Prothero, Ernest M., h "Rockside," Craigflower road. Prout, Wm., retired, h 57% Superior. Provincial Building and Loan Association, Swinerton & Oddy, 106 Government, agts. Provincial Gaol, R. F. John, warden, Jirst, cor. Topaz ave. Provincial Jubilee Hospital, Richmond road cor Cadboro Bay Rd. ROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE, S. H. MATSON, MANAGER, 104 GOVERNMENT. P Province Cigar company, 46% Yates. D. T., Barnhart, mgr. Province Pub. Co., Ltd., Ian Coltart mgr. (See B.C. Printing and Eng. Cor., Ltd.) Provost, W. J., clerk, h. Head. Provost, W. J., clerk, h Head. Public School, 63. Kingston. Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship Co., E. E. Blackwood, agent. Puget Sound Tugboat Co., of Port Townsend, Oaptfl Wallace Langley, agent, 24 Store, Hugh Logan acting agent. Pugsley Arthur, conductor B. C. Electric Co., h 38 Princess Ave. Punnett, R. B., clerk Supreme Court, h . Whittier. Purdy, Thos., h Nelson st. Purser, Robert, fireman str Constance, 38 Johns. Pusey, Leonard, city foreman, h 11 Cameron. Quadra Mining and Milling Co., Ltd, . 48 Langley. Quagliotti, Hector Osborne Calvin, Pandora, cor. Blanchard. Quagliotti, Lorenzo J., h. 119 Cormorant. "Queen City," str., Capt. Hughes, Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. Queen Fire Insurance Co.. R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd, agts, 61 Wharf. UEEN'S HOTEL, J. C. VOSS, PROP., ERNEST LORENZ, MANAGER. COR. STORE AND JOHNSON. TEL. 512. Queens Market; Lawrence Goodacre, prop, Government cor Johnson. Queen's Printer, Lieut.-Col. R. Woffen- den, Govt, buildins. Quesnelle Dredging & Hydraulic Syndicate, 40 Government. Quesnelle Gold Recovery Co., Ltd., B.C. Land & Inv. Co., 40 Government. Rab, Wm., butcher, 93 Fort. Rachel, Alfred, blacksmith, h 160 Johnson. Rachel, Miss K., h 160 Johnson. Radiger, Edmund, bookkeeper, 104 Government, h Dallas road. Ragside, Wm., laborer, 86 Store. Rae, Albert, machinist, h 43 Third. Rae, Rich., electrical engineer, h 43 Third. Bagstad, Ole A., watchmaker, bds. Occidental hotel. Ragstad (O. A,) & Oldershaw (A. B.), jewellers, 96^ Yates. Rahy, A., of Rahy Bros., h 51 Quadra Rahy Bros., dry goods, Douglas, cor. Johnson. Rahy. F. of Rahy Bros, h 51 Quadra. Rahy, R., of Rahy Bros., h 51 Quadra. "Rainbow," str., Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. Raitt, C. fl, clerk, 84 N . Park. Raitt, Frank F., feed and groceries, 86 North Park. Ralfe, Thomas, emp. 40 Fort, h. Cadboro Bay road. Ralph, Thomas, packer, H. B. Co., h. 23 Erie. Ralph, William, surveyor, 45% Yates. Ralph, Wm. W., carpenter, h 126 North Pembroke. Ramous, H., tailor, Oriental Allegj Rampus, Samuel, tailor, Oriental Alley. Ramons, Wm., lab. bds. 41 Douglas. Ramphley, Fred, driver, 3 Bridge. Ramsey, George, warehouseman, 3 Yates, h 14 St. Lawrence. Ramsay, George D., machinist, A. I. W., h Craigflower Rd. Ramsay, James, pilot, 86 Store. Ramsay. Mrs. Chas.. h 24 Kane. Randolph, Joseph J., of Greenwood, Smith & Randolph, h. 1 Princess. Rant, Capt. Wm. John, Gold Commissioner, Bennett, h Alfred. Rappertie.Arthur S., photographer, h h 150 Fort. Ratcliff, Joseph, waiter, Trilby, h 19 Kane. Rattenbnry F. M.. architect, 28 Fort, h Mount Baker ave. Rausch, J. F., grocer, 121 Fort, h 153 View. M GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 951 Rause. VICTORIA OITY. R?id. Pause Julius F., musician, h 153 View. Raven Copper & Gold Co., Ltd., Edward Blewett, pres., C. J. V. Spratt, sec, Store St. BTawlingsoh, S., carpenter, 57 Henry. Ray, Charles, clerk P. O., h 1 Whit-, taker. Ray, Emily, emp. Colonist, h 1 Whittaker. Ray. Frederick, painter, h 1 Whittaker. Ray, John, clerk, 59 Government, h 1 Whitaker. Ray, Robert, blacksmith, h 1 Whittaker. Raymond, Albert, teamster, bds. Leland House. Raymond, John, jr., of Raymond & Son, res. Shawingan, Cobble Hill. RAYMOND & SONS, ROSEBANK LIME CO., LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and WOOD DEALERS, 3 PANDORA AVE. Raymond, John, of Raymond & Son, 111 Humboldt. Raymond, Miss, clerk Arcade. Raymond, Percy A., of Raymond & Son, h Springfield. Raymur. James L., ci auditor, h 147 Cadboro' Bay road. Raymur, Mrs., 146 Kingston. Raynard, —.. h 34 Frederick. Rayner, G. S., clerk, 58 Fernwood rd. Rayner, Sterling, law clerk, h 58 Fernwood Rd. Rayner, Thomas G., oil merchant, h 58 Fernwood Rd. Raynes, J. E„ clerk, 76 Wharf, h 190 Yates. Read, John M., shoemaker, h Dominion Rd. Reaside, Wm., lab., A. I. Works, h. •rear 86 Store. Rebbeck, James K.. mechanical engineer, h 42 Montreal. Reda (Lorenzo) Sc Ferando (Eugene) props. Grand Pacific hotel, 20 Johnson. Reddie. A. Campbell, deputy provincial ' secretary, h 222 Beacon Hill Park. Redding, Thomas, grocer, Craigflower Rd., h Catherine. pEDFERN, CHARLES E., MAYOR CITY OF VICTORIA. iewelry, 43 Government, h 1 St. John. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. lllIIIiPO$TING m AoImng Co. THOS.SHARP, M.n.geB ^^^SRi1 si?iill DISTRIBUTING, Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Redfern, Geo. Henry, clerk, Thos. Earle, h 1 St. John. Redgrave, Stroud L., city policeman, h 25 Frederick. Redman, G. H, tailor J. T. Burrows, bds. Vernon. Redon & Hartnagh, props. Driard Hotel, Cor. View and Broad. Redon, Mrs., res. Driard. Redpath, Charles, 45 Langley. Redpath, Mrs. Annie, bds. Osborne Hse. Reed, E. Baynes, sec'y Diocesan Synod, and Dominion Meterologist 42 Fort, h. Cook, cor. Parkinton. Reed, Lawrence Baynes, bookkeeper Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, h 2 Cook. Reed, R. L., cashier Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, h 2 Cook. Reeve, A. E., mgr. B.C. Farmers' Co- Opr. Produce Co., h 140 Fort. Reeve, C sergeant foreman of works Royal Engineers, Work Point barracks. Reformed Episcopal Church, Rev. Dr. Wilson, rector, Maclure, cor. Humboldt. Refuge Home, W. C. T. U., 108 Cormorant. Regan, Walter, carpenter, Oak Bay Ave near Foul Bay Rd. Regardas, Emanuel, cook, bds. Pritchard House. Regent Saloon, ror Johnson and Douglai Switzer & McCluskey, props. Reid, Adam B., bookkeeper, 100 Wharf, h 12 South Turner. Reid, Albert T. S„ drug clerk, h. 8 Pioneer. Reid, Henry, tailor, 88 Douglas, h 19 Gorge Rd. Reid, James, waiter str Danube, h 30 Walnut. Reid, Lawrence, hotelkeeper, 159 Johnson. : .1 952 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Reid. VICTORIA CITY. Riddlebahkf Reid, Mrs., widow, housekeeper. Union club. EID, S. N., CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS. 122 Government, h 38 Frederick. Reid, Wm. R. driver, 62 Collinson. Reid, Wm., B., bartender, h 226 Michigan. Reid, W., steamboatman, 18 Edmonton. Reilly, John Thomas, carpenter, h 31 Third. Reliance Loan and Savings Co., of Ontario, R. S. Day, agent, 42 Fort. Reliance (marine) Ins. Company, R. P & Co., Ltd., agents. 61 Wharf H. B., painter, 110 N. Pern- Robert S., William, h 130 Simcoe. blacksmith, h 165 clerk, 9 Whittaker. laborer, 9 Whittaker. dyer, 141 Yates, h Rithet Rendell, broke. Rendall, Rendail, Chatham. Renfree, John, jr., Renfree, John, sr. Renfrew, John C, 267 Johnson. Renfrew, Thomas, machinist A. I. W., h 267 Johnson. Rennie, W., baker, Victoria Steam bakery. Renouf, Clement E., of Nicholles & Renouf Co., Ltd., h. Battery, cor Dallas road. Renouf. Joseph, grocer, 115 Douglas, h 92 North Chatham. Rentz, Otto, waiter, Queen's. Reynard, Mrs. Mary, widow, h 20 Frederick. Reynard. Marmaduke, clerk P. 0., h 20 Frederick. Reynard, Stephen, musician, h 20 Frederick. Reynolds, Frank, blacksmith, 50 Johnson, h 30 Bay. Reyonlds, G. V., emp. B. C. Electric Oo.h 30 Bay. Reynolds. W. K., bookkeeper E. & N. R., h. Head st. Rhodes, A. ,prop. St. George's saloon, esquimalt road. Rhodes. Charles W., bookkeeper Brack- man & Ker, h. Terrace ave. Rich, Joseph W., jr., h Esquimalt Rd. Rich, Joseph B., electrician, B. C. Electric Works, h Oak Bay. Rich, W., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Richard, Daniel, marine fireman, 60 Store. Richards, Frank G., of F. G. Richards & Co., h 151 Johnson. Richards, James, dairyman, cor Cook & Queen's Ave. >ICHARDS, F. G., A CO., MINING BROKERS, REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,! NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS, 15 BROAD STREET. PHONE 143. Richards, John Charles, hair manufacS turer and upholsterer, h Kelvin Rd. : Richards, Joseph, hairdresser, h 55 Mears. Richards, Joseph, laborer, h 3 Jackson. Richards, Joseph, coachman Burlei-Kj Craigflower Rd. Richards, J. O, grocer, 121 Fort, h. Calvin road. Richards, Oliver, ship carpenter h Craigflower Rd. Richards, R., law student, 14 Chancery lane. Richardson, Fred, traveller, F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd., h 125 Toronto. Richardson, George A., dry goods, 86V^ Douglas, h 63 Second. Richardson, Geo., Windsor Hotel. 23 Government. Richardson, Harry, h 142 Fort. Richardson, Mallcott, captain, h 26 Beechy. Richardson, Mallcott, sec'y Dept. of Mines, h. Oak Bay. Richardson, Percy, clothier, 57 Govt., h. 125 Toronto. Richardson, Ralph B., retired, h Catherine. Richardson, W. A., physician res. Pemberton road. Richdale. William H. porter, 76 Wharf, h. 47 Michigan. Richdale, J. H., clerk H. B. O, h 115 Superior. Richer, Mrs. Louisa, widow, Providence cottage, Haughton St. Richmond, Emma, 54 Chatham. Richmond, James, clerk Hutcheson Co. Richmond, John, carpenter, h 8 Rendall. Rickaby, J. B. H., R. P. Rithet & Go., Ltd., h 6 South Turner. Rieket, Chas., lab., 33 Humboldt. Riddell, Alex., clerk, 2 Broughton, h. 142 Cook. Riddell, David H.. sawyer. 116 Bay. Riddell, P. J., B. C. Electric Co., h. 142 Cook. Riddle, Sam, baker, 39 Fort, h. 75 Kane. Riddlebank, F., h 56 Pembroke. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 953 Ridehaegh. VICTORIA CITY. Robertson. Ridehalgh, Thos., bartender, h 19 Kane. Rideout, W., teamster, 17 Pine. Ridgman, A. H, clerk Inland revenue offlce, h 17 Frederick. Ridgman, Mrs. E. P., wid, 17 Frede« rick. Ridley, Mrs., wid., h 23 St. Louis. Rigades, E., of Merto. & R., 115 Govt Riley, George, railway contractor, h 78 Bay. Riley, W., emp. Capital Planing Mills. Risley, Harry, painter, h Dominion road. Ritchie, James, machinist, h 6 Labouchere. Ritchie, John, engineer, 33 Princess. "Rithet, R. P.," str., Captain A. Sears, Canadian Pacific Navigation Oo. 0ITHET, R. P., A CO., LIMITED., ■* IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQ.UORS, 61-63 WHARF, ALSO NELSON, B.C. Rithet, Robert Paterson, of R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., h Hollybank, 148 Humbolt. Ritchie, Thos., driver, Porter's ranch. Ritner, Harry M., mining engineer and secretary R. E. L. Brown, res. 9 S. Park. Ritter. Gus. waiter, 82 View. Rivers, H., painter, 27 Henry. Roach, George, 45 Queen's ave. Roach, John, 56 Pembroke. Roach, John Thomas, driver, h 12 Edmonton. Roach, John, lab. 36 Store. Roach, John, driver, 39 Johnson, h. Strawberry Vale. Roach. Wm., plumber, h 45 Queen's ave. Roarke, Michael, tobacconist, 64 Yates. h 273 Johnson. Roarke, Miss Catherine, cashier, h 273 Johnson. Roarke, William C, cigamaker, 46% lates, h. 273, Johnson. Robb, Bernard, painter, h 231 Pandora A ve. Robbins, Harry, teamster, h 43 Blanchard. Bobbins, Henry E., teamster, Vict. Truck and Dray, h 43 Blanchard. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. ' Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. 0 Telephone 429. Robbins, Mrs. M. R., h 56 South road. Robt. rts, Jno E., tailor, 116 Yates, h 112 Cormorant. Robelee, C. B., carpenter, 220 Cook. Roberts, 0. M., draughtsman Lands and Works Dept., bds. Union Club. Roberts, Geo., lab., room 18, 112 Johnson. Roberts, Geo., cabinet maker, Weiler's. h. 13 Humoldt. Roberts, Capt. George, master mariner, h 93 Blanchard. Roberts, Capt. William, h 6 Stanley Ave. Roberts, Isaac, tailor, h. 35 Rae. Roberts. John, electrician City Electric Light, 93 Blanchard. Roberts, Rev., Thos., h. Esquimalt rd. Roberts, Sam, engineer, 109 Pandora. Roberts, Sarah, wid. Richard, h. 35 Rae. Roberts' Sidney, secretary Badminton Club. Roberts, S. A., Prov. Land surveyor. Five Sisters Block. Roberts, Thomas, clerk customs, h 22 Young. Roberts, Wm. L amble, law student, 30 Langley, h. 22 Young. Roberts, W. P., 66 King's road. Robertson, Alex., machinist, h 192 Cook. Robertson, Alexander S., carpenter, h 31 Second. Robertson, Alexander G., grocer, Craigflower road. Robertson, Alex. R., student, 35 Gorge Road. Robertson. Arthur, of Martin Robertson, h Pemberton road. Robertson. Duncan, emp John Robertson, h 100 Herald. Robertson, Duncan M., teamster, Old Esquimalt road. Robertson. Frederick. Vancouver, mgr. John Robertson, h. 3 First. Robertson. Harold B., of Robertson & Robertson, h 35 Gorge road. 954 R HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Robertson. VICTORIA CITI. RollBJ Robertson, Herbert E., of Robertson & Robertson, h 35 Gorge road. Robertson, Herman M., physician. 36^ Douglas, phone 677, res. 35 Gorge road, phone 605. OBERTSON, HERMANN MELCHIOR, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 361 DOUGLAS, PHONE 677. Res. 35 GORGE RD., PHONE 605. OBERTSON, JOHN, BLACKSMITH AND BOILERMAKER, 42 STORE. Robertson, John Montrose, 31 Second. Robertson, Joseph, carpenter, 60 Fourth. Robertson, Julian, blacksmith, 88 N. Chatham. Robertson, J. R., emp. B.C. Savings Ass., h 112 Pandora. « Robertson, Mrs. A. Rocke, wid., 35 Gorge Road. r\ OBERTSON A ROBERTSON, * * BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, BASTION SQ.UARE. - PHONE 614. Robertson, S. M., h 88 N. Chatham. Robertson, W. A. V., blacksmith, 42 Store, h. 88 N. Chatham. Robertson, W. F., Prov. Mineralogist, h Katherine, cor. Beacon. Robins, Arthur T., nurseryman, 50 South road. Robins, J. R., expresman, h 46 Boyd. Robins, M. R., Cedar Hill Rd, Oaklands. Robinson, Alex., B.A., Supt. Education Dept., Topaz ave. Robinson, B., h. 5 McClure. Robin pot1, ^d. F., jeweler, h. 82 Michigan. Robinson. E. J., pressman, bds 1 Princess. Robinson, Frank, blacksmith, 115 Johnson, h 156 Cormorant. Robinson, F. R., commission agent, h 120 Belleville. Robinson, George E., pressman Colonist, h 1 Princes. Robinson, Gilbert, h Skinner. Robinson, H. O, 156 Cormorant. Robinson, James, waiter, h 43 View. Robinson, James, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Robinson, John, blacksmith, 100 Herald. Robinson, J. D., bookkeeper, 45% Yates. Robinson, J. J., ship carpenter, h 13 Montreal. Robinson, Joseph, caretaker, North Ward School, h 60 Fourth. Robinson, Miss S. J., school teacher, S. Park, h 13 Montreal. Robinson, M. F., 156 Cormorant. Robinson, Percy, teamster, Vict. Truck and Dray, h 112 Cormorant. Robinson, Thos., painter, J. W. Mellor, 76 Fort. Robinson, Wm., waiter, 43 View. Robinson, William, laborer, h 26 Erie. Roblin & Hutchison, prop. Bodega saloon, cor. Douglas and View. Roblin, S. H., of R. & H. ,h. 103 Pandora. Robson, Mrs. John, widow, h 11 Stanley Ave. Rochon, A., lithographer, 45 View. Rochon, E., engineer Driard hotel, h Rock Bay Hotel, Robert Williams, prop., Work st. Rock Bay Tannery, F. Norris, prop., Bay St. Rockett, Wm., contractor, h 234 Johnson. Roddock, James, sailor, h. 33 Chatham. Roe. George, farm hand, J. W. Lucas, Tolmie Ave. Roe, Miss, clerk Arcade. Roe, Robert, mechanic, (-2 .loan. Roff, Robert, delivery clerk C.P.N. Co., h. 80 Fourth. Ro gers, C. W., confectioner, 29 Government, h 42 Kingston. Rogers, D. M., student-at-law, h Belcher. Rogers; Edward, emp. Vict. Chemical Works. r<i2>h-<-'( George, dairyman.Craigie Lea dairy, Gorge Rd. Rogers. James H., ticket agent G. N. R., 75 Government, h 158 Michigan. Rogers, John, painter, h 1 Cameron. Rogers, J., longshoreman, h 112 Johnson. Rogers, J. A., prop. Elk Saloon, cor. Pandora and Douglas.' Rogerson, E. B. L., clerk 55 YatesjjM RoEfprPon. Mrs. M . widow h 144 Fort Roland, Mathew R., Burnside Hotel. Burnside road. Roland. Wm., farmer. Burnside road. Rolfe, Flora, steno., 32 Langley, h. 98 Cadboro' Bav road. Rolfe, James H., painter, h 98 Cadboro Bay Rd. Rolfe, Thomas N., painter, h 98 Cadboro Bay Rd. Rollin, James S., prop Grove saloon. Frederick St., Victoria W. Rollin, J. S., prop Western Hotel, 81 Store. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 955 Rollins. VICTORIA CITY. Roy. Rollins, Frederick H., carpenter app, h 193 Pandora. Roman Catholic Cathedral, St. Andrews, Right Rev. Bishop Christie, cor. Blanchard and View. Roman Catholic School, 138 Pandora. Romano, E. Quagliotti, h 45 View. Rome, J. A. R., clerk Ames, Holden & Co., h 115 Menzies. Rome, Mrs. A., h 115 Menzies. Ronald, —., bookkeeper C.P.N., h 48 Simcoe. Roper, Charles, contractor, h 20 James. Roper, D., sealer, bds. Rock Bay Hotel. Roper, Frederick S., V. S., provincial inspector, h 33 John. Roper, Henry H., carpenter, h. 19 Giant. Roper, Hodson, builder, h 19 Grant. Roper, R. W., carpenter, h 116 Fort. Roscoe, Mrs. R. A., widow, h 140 Pandora. Roscoe, Richard, sailor, 15 Herald. Rose, Daniel, h 53 Frederick. Rose, Daniel, shipping clerk, h 109 Pandora. Rosco, Fred, carpenter, h Pandora. Rose, George, emp Victoria Brewery. 213 Douglas, bds. Rock Bay hotel. Rose, James, driver, h 16 St. Louis. Rose, James, warehouseman, 14 Yates, h. 53 Frederick. Rose. Sidi ey, driver L. Goodacre, h 82 Niagara. Rose, Wellington, h 49 View. Rosebank Lime Co., J. Raymond & Son, props., Rosebank, opp. Esquimalt, office 3 Pandora ave. Roskamp, John, carpenter, h 52 Kingston. Roskamp, Louis, plumber Braden Bros., h Kingston. Rosskam, Louis, horse shoer, h 102 Douglas. Roskamp, Wm., 102 Douglas. Boskelly, William, engineer, h Saanich Rd. . Roskelly, William, laborer, Boleskine Rd. Ross, -., h 252 Yates. Ross, Alexander, laborer, h 82 Niagara. Ross, Alexander, h 98 Menzies. Rops. Charles W., boiler makei 130 Douglas. Ross & Co., Dixi H., grocers, 117 Government. Ross, Mrs., widow Dixi H., h 35 Hillside ave. Ross, Donald, laborer, h Cave road. K2?s' D-. correspondence clerk, Bank B.C.. Rockland ave Ross, Frank W, h. Adelaide. Ross, H. Ci., insurance aeent. room 5, 28 Fort, h. 39 Montreal. Vancouver ■»—•■«*«'•'•' _. ft Roses and FLORAL yQBf Carnations. Finest Assortment of Decorative and House Plants. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager Ross, Harry G., clerk, h 35 Hillside. Ross, John W., of Ross & Ottaway, res. Ross Bay. Ross, John W., h. Adelaide. Ross, j. W., emp Fashion stables, 101 Fort. Ross, Mrs. Augusta, dressmaker, 130 Douglas. Ross & Ottaway, painters, 106 Fort. Ross, T., 252 Yates. Ross, Wm., h 12 Amelia. Rossie, Wm., bds. 13 Humboldt. Rossom, Mrs., wid. George, h 96 Cook. Rostein, Joseph, sec. Victoria Tran«s_er Co., Ltd., h. 40 Work. Rothwell, Mrs. A., proprietress, St. George's hotel, Esquimalt Rd. Rottzall, Henry, scissors grinder, cabin 166 Johnson.. Rounding, Samuel, station agent, V. & S. R., h Russell, Vic. West. Rourke, Wm. G., cigarmaker, 46% Yates, Routh, A. C, electrician, Geo. E. Hin- ton's, h 5 South Park road. Routledge, —., painter, bds. Dawson Htl. Routledge, Mrs. B. L., nurse, 98 Yates. Rowbottom, George W., butcher, h 9 Frederick. Rowdlet, Joseph, "blacksmith, 17 Broughton. firrpceries. b 7 Pioneer. M. R. Smith, h driver, Goodacre, h 31 Rowe, Josenh. Rowe, Miss Lylie, emp. 2 St. James. Rowe, Sidney, Niagara. Rowe, William ■ hack driver Victoria Trar-pfpr Co., h 7 Pioneer. Rowland, J. W., farmer, Burnside road. Rowland, Matthias, prop Burnside hotel, Burnside Rd. Rowlands, Peter, boilermaker, bds. 84 Store. Rowland, William J., farmer, Burn3ide Rd. Rowley, H. H., acct. B.N.A.. Roccabella Roy, A. O., housebuilder & mover, h 22 View. f-s-i-j"'.* kC^4E«-a_cbrr * )56 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Roy. VICTORIA CITY Salloway, Roy, Chas., emp. P.O., h 1 Whittaker. Roy, Fred, painter, h 1 Whittaker. Roy, Solomon, 79 View. Royal Canadian Packing Co., Skeena, Turner, Beeton & Co., agents. Royal Electric Co., G. C. Hinton & Co., agents, 62 Government. OVAL INSURANCE CO., FIRE AND LIFE, ROBERT WARD & CO., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. Royal Naval Hospital, Admiral's road. Gilbert Kirker, M.D., in charge. Royds, Capt Clement, ret. R.N., h. 291 Yates. Royds, Leopold, h. 291 Yates. Ruei-i_aber, C. V., of Danes & Ruckhaber, Wilson Hotel. Rudge, Harry, finisher Weiler Bros., h 9 Princess. Rudge, Henry A., stonecutter, h. 112 Menzies. Rudlin, Capt. George, master str Charmer, h 13 George. Rudolph. p| butcher Porter's Ranch. Rueliand, Louis, coachman Maj. Dupont, Stadaconna. Rule, Frank, teamster, bds. Leland house. Rule, Joseph, teamster, Garbally Rd. Rumbo, B., h. William. Runnells, Hupton, bookkeeper P. McQuade & Son. Russ House, Chris. Popovitch, prop., 34 Johnson. Russell, Alma M., emp. Legislature library, h. Boyd. Russell, Arthur, barber shop, 68 Yates, h 5 Rebecca. Russell, Arthur, emp R. Porter, Burnside Rd. Russell, Charles, manager, 134 Doug- log Russell, C. C, dry goods, boots and shoes, 134 Douglas. Russell, David, blacksmith A. I. Wks, 66 Rock. Bay Ave. Russell, E. H, teacher high school, h Boyd. Russell, Fred, salesman Weiler Bros., h Boyd. Russell, Geo. S., barber, 48 Yates, h 2 Whittaker. 1 ... Russell, Hugh, miner, cabins rear of 35 Humboldt. Russell, James, baker, h 143 Chatham. Russell. James, jr., appretice, rms 143 Chatham. Russell, James, emp. Weiler Bros. liusseli, James P., blacksmith Wm. Mabel, h Tennyson Rd. Russell, John, lumberman, bds. Roci Bay hotel. Russell, John, contractor and builder, h Tennyson Rd. Russell, John, jr., district messenger, h Tennyson Rd. Russell, J. J., boiler coverer, 82 Store, res. Mount Tolmie. Russell, L., of W. & L. Russell, h. 36 Humboldt. Russell, Robert J., jr., h Russell. Russell, Robert J. S., h Russell. Russell, Sidney, 181 Douglas. Russell, Thos., accountant, n 62 Kane. Russell, Wm., h Boyd. Russell, William, asst dentist, h 143 Chatham. Russell, William, emp O'Kell & Morris, h Tennyson Rd. Russell, Wm., of W. & L. Russell, h 36 Humboldt. Russell, W. & L., Jubilee Greenhouse, cor. Douglas and Rae. Rusta, Andrew, liquors and groceries, 86 Store. Ruth, Miss Ella, domestic, Craigdar- rock, Cadboro Bay Rd. Rutherford, Mrs. A., widow, h 134 Superior. Rutland, Henry, clothing 57 Johnson, b. 57% Johnson. Rutledge, James, Gem Restaurant, h 289 Johnson. Rutledge, Robt., driver, 3 Pandora, Ruttan, Stewart, bridge carpenter, li Pine. Rutter, S., grocer, cor. Constance and Esquimalt. Ryan, Mathew, master mariner and seal hunter, bds. Queen's. Ryan, Richard, polisher, 48 Birdcage ' Walk. Ryninger, Geo. W., traveller, bds. Queen's. Rysnack. Joseph, cigarmaker, Province Cigar Co., bds. Dominion. Saanich Lime Co., Jos. Wrigleswortk agt, 53 Blanchard. Saben, N., Cedar Hill Rd, Oakland. Sadie, tug, Swin aerton & Oddy agents, 106 Government. Sabin, Joseph, waiter, h 150 View. Sabiston, Mrs. J., h 227 Johnson. Sacht, flarry, bartender Albion Saloon. Safacada, Frank, 58 Store, h Harbor Cottage. Sallaway, Joseph F., teacher Central school, h 3 Whittaker. Salloway, Harry, "engineer, 72 First. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 957 Salmon. VICTORIA CITY. Sayward. Salmon, E. J., crockery and furniture, 46 Johnson, . ALBION, HENRY LOUIS, SMOKERS' PROVIDER. 106 GOVERNMENT, Cor. YATES. AND 504 HASTINGS ST., VANCOUVER h. 24 South Turner. Salmon, K., Indian Curios, 83 Johnson, h 166 Yates. Salmon, Mrs. Kate, 166 Yates. tSainion. b<_muel, gardener, Dallas Rd. Salt, John, laborer, h 22 Princess. Salt, Thomas, lab. h. 22 Princess. Salt, Wm., h. 4 Maclure. Salvation Army Wood Yard, cor Douglas and Herald; food and shelter, 3 City Market, Cormorant, Hall, 40 Broad. Sandels, Wm., J. M., clerk H. B. Co., h 8 Amelia. Sandercock, John, shoemaker, h 42 Quadra. Sandercock, John, shoemkr, 43 Quadra. Senders. See also Saunders. Sanders, Dan, emp. Marine I. Works, h 71 Henry. Sanders, T., driver Vict. Transfer Co., h Quadra. Sanders, W. J., clerk H.B.C, h. 107 Pandora. Sangs.er, Robt., bookkeeper Porter & sons, h. 1 Collinson. Sanson, Henry, teamster, 54 John. Santora, Chriseda, laborer, cabin No. 6, rear 43 Humboldt. Sarantis, George, confectioner, 125 Douglas. Sarantis, A., fruit and candy, 117 Douglas. Sarantis, Thos. P., fruits, 101 Johnson. Sargison, Albert G., proofreader Colonist, h 121 Pandora. Sargison, Frank R., bookkeeper Colonist, h 92 Bay. Sargison, G. A., accountant, 48 Langley. h 92 Bay. Sargison, James J., accountant Lenz & Leiser, h 54 Oswego. Sargison, Wm., 92 Bay. Sauer & Gaerdes, Colonial Metropole Hotel. 33 Johnson. Sauer, Joseph, of Sower Sc Gaerdes, res. Store. Sauly, Charles, 36 Store. Saunders, Daniel, boilermaker, h 71 Henry. Saunders, E. J., of E. J. Saunders & Co., h. 220 Pandora. Saunders, Henry M., elk 41 Johnson, h 220 Pandora. dm. ^VI&TM! -aum«/>iv SAjTli QAUNDERS, E. J. & CO., ^ GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS 41 JOHNSON. Saunders, Henry, sr., mgr E. J. Saunders & Co., h 220 Pandora Ave. Saunders, John R., bookkeeper Esquimalt Water Wks, h Dunsmuir. Saunders, Mary, wid., res. Dunsmuir street. Saunders, Mrs. M., wid., 1 Collinson. Saunders, Robert, fireman, h Henry. Saunders, Robert R., 'longshoreman, h Henry. Savage, Charles John, timekeeper A. I. wks, h. 191 Pandora. Savage, Ernest, painter, 181 View. Savage, Frank P., painter, 40 Fort, h 181 View. Savage, Henry R., night watchman A. I. wks., h. 191 Pandora. Savage, Robert W., jr., elk, h 181 View. Savage, Robert W., sr., h 181 View. Savage, Wm., clerk Arcade, View st. Savannah, B., photographer, 28 Fort, h 139 Fort. Savannah, J., photographer, 28 Fort, -:res 139 Fort. Saville, John, carpenter, bds. Vancouver flotel. Savory, Miss L., elk, h 190 Chatham. Savory, William J., cidermaker, h 190 Chatham. ^AVOY THEATRE ^ AND HOTEL, JACKSON A McDONELL, PROPS., 107 GOVERNMENT. Sayles, George, gardener, Finlaysons. Savward, Capt. J. W., h Belcher. 62 m HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Sayward. VICTORIA CITY. Sea. AYWARD, JOSEPH A., SAY WARD LUMBER MILLS, STORE NEXT ROCK BAY BRIDGE, TELEPHONE 25. res. MOSS, Cor. BELCHER. Tel. 441. BRANCH AT NELSON, B.C. Sayward, J. H., prop. Victoria Box Factory. Sayyea, John, miner, h 47 South Rd. Sayyea. William, h 47 South Rd. Scarf, Capt. Oscar, Springfield ave. Scarlet., J. E., clK it. P. Rithet & Co. Ltd., h. Craigflower road. Schaper, Ernest, tailor, 32 Broad, h 50 Amelia. , Schaprenell, Capt., Oak Bay. SchapreneU, Eaward, Cadboro Bay Rd. Schier, Frank, Upholsterer, 68 Government, h 46 Frederick. Sckmith, Geo., prop Steitz restaurant, 54 Yates, res cor Douglas and Kane. Schneider, George, prospector, 112 Johnson. Schnoter, A., cigar manfr, 22 S. Turner. Schnoter, Charles, cigarmaker, h 22 S. Turner. Schnoter, Emmanuel, cigarmaker, h 22 South Turner. Schnoter, Frank, cigarmaker, h 22 S. Turner. Schroeder, Mrs. Ida, sec'y Y.W..O.A., 32 Rae. W ! Schnoter, Rudolph, cigarmaker, h 22 S. Turner. Schoen, Sigmund, grocer, 177 Douglas, h 24 Fourth. Scholefield, Douglas, emp Ames-Holden Co., res 12 Bellot. Scholefield, Ethelbert O. S., asst. Prov. Librarian, h. 12 Bellot. Scholefield, Kenneth, govt printer, h 12 Bellot. Scholefield, Mrs. Stewart, widow, h 12 Bellot. School Board (City) Frank H. Eaton, sec'y and inspector City Hall. Schroeder, Alf., of Schroeder Bros., 73 Menzies. Schroeder, Augustus P., carpetner, Muirhead & Mann. Schroeder Bros., grocers, 73 Menzies. Schroeder, Mrs. G., h. Seventh. Schroeder, Wm., clerk, 37 Johnson. Schroeder, Wm., of Schroeder Bros., 73 Menzies. Schultz, Chas., longshoreman, h 22 Kane. Schultz. R., elk 113 Government, h h. 54 Humboldt. Q CHCLTZ, S. D., BARRISTER, 49 LANGLEY, __. 195 COOK. Schwartz, Herman, barber, 90 Douglas. Schwengers, Alice., wid. Peter, 2 Niagara. Schwengers, B., clerk, E. G. Prior & i Co., Ltd., h. 2 Niagara. Schwengers, C. P. W, elk E. G. Prior & Co., h 2 Niagara. Scooley, F. T., emp. W. J. Pendry. Scott, Adam, laborer, Vining. Scott, Albert W., barber, 110 Government, h. 88 Pembroke. Scott, A., Okell & Morris, h 62 PrincesM Scott, Bert, barber, 88 Pembroke. Scott, George, fisherman, 36 Bridge. Scott, Geo., painter, 88 Pembroke. Scott, Harry John, gen agt. HamiltoM Powder Co. for B. C, 59% Wharf, h 132 Katherine. Scott, James C, book binder, Colonist! h 15 Kingston. Scott, John teamster, 54 John. Scott, John, Manwaring, 49 Langley, h. 107 Pandora. Scott, John, laborer, cabin 171 Johnson! Scott, John Wm., linotype opr. ColonisS Scott, J., teamster, Saywards Mill. Scott, J. W., printer, h 75 Kane. Scott, Mrs. J. H, widow, h 16 Pioneer. Scott, Robt., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Scott, T. W., h 86 Johns. Scott, Wm., prop Three Star Saloon, 4 Fort, h 62 Princess Ave. Scott, William, carpenter, h 34 Walnut Ave. Scott, W. T., pressman, Colonist, 86 John. Scottish Copper Mines Syndicate of British Columbia, Ltd.. Henry Croft, general manager, Broad st. Scottish Union & National Insurance Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents. Scoville. James, farmer, James Island. Scovill. Wm.. emp. M. R. Smith & Oo. h 155 Superior. Scowcroft, Wm. asst. overseer, h RieEj mond ave. Scowcroft, William W., asst city assessor, h 120 Bay. Scriven, Ven. Austin, archdeacon Ch. of England, h Coutts Aye. Scudder, Miss Georgie, h 51 Chatham. Sea, Harry, shipwright, bds Brunswick Hotel. Sea, Samuel, farmer, Milton farm, Burnside Rd. Sea, Samuel, jr., gents' furnish^ ings, 89 Douglas, bds. 20 N. Park. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 959 VICTORIA OITY. Seymour. Sea Wm. L., farmer, Burnside road. . Seabring, Thos., watchman E. & N. Ry. Seabrook, Baxter R., rngr A. I. Wks, res. 147 Gorge road. Seabrook, Joseph Ivan, h. 299 Douglas. Seabrook, Roads, vice pres R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., res. 299 Douglas. Sea Marine Insurance Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents, 61 Wharf. Seamen's Association, 57 Store. ' ^EARS, JOSEPH, O PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGER, DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND WALL PAPER, 93 YATES. h. Hillside ave., above Fourth. Sears. Capt. Albert, C.P.N. Co. h 10 Blanchard. Sears, R.. bookkeeper, 55 Douglass h 140 Fort. Sedwell, Geo., stableman, 109 Johnson. ^EELIG, GABRIEL H., ORIENTAL AND FOREIGN COMMISSIONS, 32 and 33 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG., RES. 255 FORT. Sehl, Francis J., accountant, O.P.R, Tel.. h. 6 Amelia. Sehl, Herman, elk 122 Government, h 97 Quadra. q EHL, JACOB, Manager, B.C. FURNITURE CO., 66 and OS GOVERNMENT. Tel. 146, res. VERNON BLOCK. Sehl, Louisa, res. Vernon block. Sehl, Thomas, fireman, No. 3 Hall, Kingston street, h. 97 Quadra. Sehl, Wm., clerk, 68 Government. h 38 Birdcage Walk. SeUa, Wm., carriagemaker, 55 Store, h. 112 Cormorant. Seiler, Wm., blacksmith, h 169 Pandora. Sellick, Alfred, emp. 45 Yates, h. 307 Douglas. Sellick, David H., painter, Mellor, h 307 Douglas. Sellick, David, Wm., baker, 37 Fort, h. 202 Douglas. & HUaKWoRKS SHOW > CARDS, POSTERS, ' SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for "White Enamel, Brilliant and Alumintun Sign Letters ADVERTISING A SPECIALTY. Wj^...^aBS^*-'. 'fSSt'c'- - ''*?■£'Manager. '■' Til ANCOUVER. Sellick, Henry R., contractor and builder, h 307.Douglas. Sellick, James, painter, h 54 Third. Seilick, Mrs. __., widow, h 13 Frederick. Sellick, Miss Edith, nurse Jubilee Hospital, h 13 Frederick. Sellick, Robert, plasterer, h 202 Douglas. gellick, Wm., emp., 36 Fort, h. 307 Douglas. Semlin, Hon. C. A., M.P.P., Premier, and Provincial Secretary, res. Driard. Semple, Alexander W., emp 69 Broad, h Edward. Semple's Hall, Langford, Vic West. Semple, Robert, machinistA. I. Wks, h Edward. SENATE SALOON. Thos. Garvin, prop., 91 Government. Sere & Co., grain and feed, 164 Yates. Sere, Frank, of Sere & Co., h. Richmond road. Sere, J. B., of Sere & Co., h. Richmond road. Setterfield, Charles, bartender Driard Hotel. Setterington, John F., painter, Langford. Setterington, S., paperhanger, h. Langford. Severs, —., clerk Bank of B.N.A., h 148 Menzies. Sewell, Ernest Benjamin, emp P. McQuade & Son. » h Tol mie Ave. Sewell, Thomas, bottler, 28 Store, Sexsmith, Edward W., laborer, 90 View. Sexsmith, W. E., driver V. T. Co., h. 90 View. Seymour, Louis J., stenographer, 154 Michigan. Seymour, Miss Alice, h 11 Kane. Shade. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Shepherd. Shade, Francis H., plumber, h 148 Fisguard. Shade, Frederick Wm., shoemaker, 131 j^ Douglas, h 148 Fisguard. Shade, George, shoemaker, 91 Yates, bds. Dominion Hotel. Shade, H. F., plumber, 86 Johnson, h j Cormorant. Shade, Mrs. E., widow, h 148 Fisguard. Shakespeare, Frederick, primer govt printing office, h Esquimalt St. Shakespoar Noah Postn_Hsterl_69SecoDd Shakespeare, P. S., jeweller, 74 Yates, h 69 Second. Shakespeare, W. B., jeweller, 74 Yates, h 69 Second. Shallcross, J. J., of Shallcross, Macaulay & Go., res. Rocca Bella, Victoria. Crescent. HAI.LCROSS, MACAULAY A CO., (John James Shallcross and Percy Gillespie Shallcross.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 11 BASTION STREET. agents Union Marine Insurance Co. of Liverpool, National Board of Marine Underwriters, New York. Shallcross, P. G., of Shallcross Macaulay & Co., res. Rocca Bella, Victoria, Orescent. Shandley, Herbert, clerk, Frank Higgins, h 31 Niagara. Shandley, Peter, painter, h Frederick, Victoria W. Shanks, Albert, laborer, h Snowden cor Myrtle, Shanks, Sam, jr., h Snowden, cor Myrtle. Shanks, Sam, carpenter, h Snowden cor Myrtle. Shannon, Miss C. S., head milliner, h 196 Fort. Shapland, Frank, emp. Victoria and Esquimalt Tel. Co. Sharp, Charles Henry, shipcalker, h 11 Hill. Sharp, David, tailor, h.12 Farquhar. Sharp, Fred, painter, room 29, 132 Johnson . Sharp, James, Valet, 350 Douglas. Sharp, James, accountant H. B. Co., h 52 Belleville. Sharp, Joseph, painter, R. Lettice, h Humboldt. Sharp , Joseph, painter, 40 Fort. Sharp, Joseph, carpet layer, h 12 Farquhar. Sharp, Louis, laborer, 46 First. Sharp, Miss Minnie B., principal Vi&V toria Conservatory of Music, h 2ffl Yates. Sharp, Rev. C, Ensor staff, Collegiate, school, h Esquimalt Rd. Sharpe, Louis Henry, emp Porter £ Sons, 46 First. Shaw, A. A., elk, bds Balmoral Hotel. Shaw, Andrew, gardener, h 14 Mason. Shaw, Geo. C. of G. C. Shaw & Co., I Ltd., h 18 Michigan. Shaw, G. 0. & Co., Ltd., wholesale commission, 55 Douglas. Shaw, H. D., postmaster, Mt. Tolmie. Shaw, James, emp. Marine Iron Works, h. 116 Chatham. Shaw, Joseph, h 118 Bay. Shaw, Joseph, bds., 45 Langley. Shaw, Mrs. M. A., widow, Old Esquimalt J.d. Shaw, N. P., h 110 Michigan. Shaw, Richard, boilermaker M. I. Wks, h 11 Second. Shaw, R. W., letter carrier postoffice. 1 bds. Dawson Hotel. Shea, S., shipcarpenter, 36 Store. Shaw, Thos., prop. Marine Iron Works, Pembroke,^ h. 109 Chatham. QHAWNIGAN LAKE LUMBER ^ CO., LTD., T. ELFORD, MANAGER, WM. MUNSIE, SECRETARY, DISCOVERY. Branch Yard, Montreal st. Shead, F. H., h 148 Fisguard. Shead, F. W., h 148 Fisguard. Shead, Mrs. E., 148 Fisguard. Shears, Frank, bartender Horse Sho« Saloon. Sheather, Austin, letter carrier, h A st. Sheather, Austin, P. O. letter carrier, I res. A. Street. Sheilds, James, sealer, h 15 Putnam. : Sheilds, Mrs. M. A., h 15 Putnam. Shelby, Edmond F., prof, of music, 23 Elliee. Sheldon, —., steward, h Burnside road. Shields, Capt. William, master mariner* h 15 Putnam. Shephard, Ernest Charles, engineer, h 2 Edmonton. Shepherd, F., Victoria Fire Dept. Sheppard, Henry Wm., Chief City Police, h Hill. Shephard, J. W. N., student, h 2 Edmonton. Shephard, Nelson, dentist, h 2 Edmonton. Shepherd, Nelson, drug asst, 100% Government, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 961 Shephard. VICTORIA OITY. Silver. Shephard, Wm., steamboatman, Cabins, 50 Discovery. Sheppard, —., school teacher, Gorge rd. Sheppara, George, n 55 Kane. Sheppard, James, butcher, h 49 Second. Sheppard, John, contractor, 55 Kane. Sherbourne, Fred. Thos., builder and contractor, 21 Government, h 8 Oarr. Sherbrooke House, 90 Douglas. Sherburn, John, carpenter, 15 Oscar. Shere, F. H., tinsmith, 17 Yates, h Boleskin Rd. Sheret Andrew, plumber, 102 Fort, h 50 Henry. Sheridan, James, piano tuner and repairer, 8Qy, Government. Sherk, Abraham R., groceries and hardware, cor Fernwood and N. Chatham. Sherk, Albert, machinist 77 Henry. Sherk, Frank, stove mouldei h 77 Henry. Sherk, James, woodturner, h 77 Henry. Sherk, Jacob, turner, 15 Constance, 77 Henry. Sheriff's offlce, 14 Bastion, James Elip- halet, McMillan, sheriff, James Hink- son Siddall, deputy. Shern, Fred, tinsmith, A. I. Works, h Bolskine road. Sherritt, Edward, bricklayer, h 144 Fort. Sherry, Thos., marine fireman, h. 90 Store. Sherwin, Randolph, staty. engineer, h 203 Douglas. Sherwin, R., driver, 80 Yates, h North Pembroke. Sherwin, Wm., h 203 Douglas. Sherwood, George, foreman warehouse 13 Yates, h. 48 South road. Shewan, Wm., retired, h. 114% Yates. Shields, Albert, blacksmith, h 16 Alfred. Shillard, Geo., wiper, Str. Islander, 189 Johnson. Shilling, Frederick N., Cedar Hill road. Shillinglaw, W., janitor, rooms 39, 132 Johnson. Ship Inn Saloon, Frank Baby. 81 Wharf. Shires, Squire, fitter, h 44 Vancouver. Shore. A. E., of Shore & Anderson 28 Kingston. Shore (A. E.) Anderson (G. W.), furniture. 107 Douglas. Shore, Sidney, hardware, 134 Government, h. cor. Russell and Old Esquimalt road. Short, E., bricklayer, 358 Douglas. Short. Henry, of Henry Short & Sons, res Fairfield Ave, Ross Bay. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE RO«K81 Headquarters for Commercial Travellers The HOTEL WILSON NANAIMO, B.C. Rooking Office Alberiil Stage. Stage Leaves Hotel Tuesdays aud Fridays at 1.30 p.m. GEO. R. RAYMOND, Prop. Short, H. Nugent, of Henry Short & Sons, res Ross Bay. Short, Henry, & Sons, gun makers and sporting goods, 72 Douglas. Short, Richard, of H. Short & Sons, res Fairfield Ave, Ross Bay. Short, Robert, hackdrjver Victoria Trans bds. Wilson Hotel. Shorth, Capt. Richard, 156 Menzies. Shotboit, Arthur, harnessmaker, 44 Yates, h Foul Bay. Shotbolt Herbert, carriage painter, h 78 Pandora. SHOTBOLT, THOMAS, J. P., PIONEER DRUGGIST, B9 JOHNSON, Tel. 50 RES., FOUL BAY, Tel. 540. Shotbolt, Waiter, apprentice, 59 Johnson. Shulze, E., tailor, 57 Government. Shunn, Geo., longshoreman, Simcoe, cor. Dallas road. Shute. Edward, boilermaker A. I. Wks. h 14 Princess. Siddall, Edwin P., collector, h 191 Pandora. Siddall, James Hinkson, dept. sheriff, h. 191 Upper Pandora. Siddall, John, emp Renoufs grocery, h upper 191 Pandora. Siebenbaum. Henry, prop Palace Saloon, 56 Yates and Bank Exchange Restaurant, 29 Yates, res. 56 Langley. Sieward, Capt., Henry F., 238 Fort. Si^werd, Ferdinand, jr., dentist, emp Dr. Jones, h 238 Fort. Sigurdson, John, Stanley ave. Siler, Wm. George, painter, h 169 Pandora. Silva, Frank, barber, 29 Johnson. Silver, Band Mining Co. (Ltd.), F. F. Hedges sec-treas, 74 Wharf. 962 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Silver. VICTORIA CITY. Smith. Silver Hustler Mining Co. (Ltd.), R. H. Swinerton, sec-treas, 106 Government. Silver, John F., contractor, h 9 St. Louis. Simcoe, C. W., clerk P.O., h. 8 Simcoe. Simcoe, John 0., chief clerk, customs, h. 8 Simcoe. Simcoe, Wm., harnessmaker, h. 8 Simcoe. Simon, E. M.. elk land registry dept. Simon, George, clerk land registry dept., res. Strawberry Vale. Simon, James, accountant, Bank of B. C., h Rockland ave. Simondson, Oliver, laborer h 15 Taunton. Simons, A. W., of Simons & Coker, h 75 Fort. QIMMONS A COKER, ^ (Arthur W. Simmons, S. E. Coker.) BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, T5 FORT AND 25 GOVERNMENT. Simpson, —., h 10 St. Louis. Simpson A., fireman Gas Wks, rms Leland House. Simpson, Alex, tailor, res Simpson. Cadboro Bay Rd. Simpson, Edw., butcher, h 9 Milne. Simpson, George F. D., elk customs, h 85 Superior. Simpson, Henry, elk H. B. C, 36 Store. Simpson, James ,clerk, 57 Johnson, h Cadboro Bay road. Simpson, J. B., prop. Brown Jug Saloon, Government, cor. Fort, h 174^ Yates. Simpson, Mrs. Gind Robt., h 131 Quadra. Simpkins, Wm., tailor, Cadboro Bay Rd. Sims, Albert, laborer, h 155 Pandora South. Sims, John, laborer, h 5 S. Pandora. Sims, Miss Gertrude, emp Colonist, h 5 S. Pandora. Sims. Miss Ada, emp Colonist, h 5 S. Pandora. Sims, Walter, emp. Water Works, h. S. Pandora. Sinclair. —., h 13 Caledonia. Sinclair, Dougal, pressman, h 9 Princess. Sinclair, Duncan, moulder A. I. Wks, h. 150 Pembroke. Sinclair, Ed., 45 Third. Sinclair, Mrs. Daniel, nurse, h 7 Amelia. Sinclair, Mrs. Wm., h 9 Princess. Sinclair Tf. G., of Sinclair & Co., h. 51 Henry. Q IN CLAIR A COMPANY, ' Robt. Gerald Sinclair & Harry Geo Barthrop.) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers £_. FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, FRUITS AND GENERAL PRODUCE, 42 STATES PHONE 466 Sinclair, Robert, h 66 St. Lawrence. Sinclair, Wm„ emp. H.B.C, h 9 Princess Singer Mfg. Co., C. R. Smith mgr., 38 Broad. Sir Wm. Wallace, Society Hall, 28^ Broad. Sister Mary Ann, of Jesus, St. Ann's Convent, Humboldt. Sivertz, Thorolfur H., h 11 Spring Rd. Skeena Packing Co., R. P. Rithet & C<M (Ltd.), agts, 61 Wharf. Skeena River Mining Co. (Ltd.), A. K. Munro, sec-treas., 28 Broad. Skinner, —., driver, 66 N. Park. Skinner, David, shipcarpenter, bds. California Hotel. Skinner, Geo., milkman, h. Lampson. Skinner, James, driver, h 66 North Park Skinner, John, of Adams & Skinnerl Clarence Hotel. Slatham, Wm., carpenter, 161 Chatham. Slow, W., cook Royal Naval Hospital. 1 Small. Mrs. E. H, millinery, SO Government, h 51 Michigan. QMALL A PIDDUCK, TEAS, COFFEE AND COCOAS, 79 GOVERNMENT. Small, Frank A., of Small & Pidduck. h 51 Michigan. Smethurst Henry, miller Stemler & Earl, h 219 Douglas. Smethurst, James, carpenter, Delta. Smethurst, Joseph, expressman, b Tennyson road. Smiles. Frank Finch, eloqutionist, h 143 Pandora. Smillie, W., driver Vict. Transfer Go., h 61 Kane. ^MITH, ABRAHAM E., UNITED STATES CONSUL, 43_ GOVERNMENT. h. 5 Michigan. Smith, Alex., cooper, 228 Michigan. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 963 Smith. VICTORIA CITY. Smith. Smith, Andrew J., contractor, h 36 Superior. Smith. Arthur Gordon, barrister, h 18 Rupert Sruiui, A., shoemaker, h 91 Kingston. Smith,' Capt. Henry, 159 Menizes. Smith, Capt. H., 29 Elliee. Smith, Capt. H. G., Esquimalt road. Smith, Capt. Herman, master mariner, 29 Elliee. Smith, Chris., h Clarke. Smith, C. R., mgr Singer Mfg Co., 38 Broad, res Victoria Hotel. Smith, Edward, steward, Dallas hotel. Smith, E. C, asst treas city hall, h 187 Fort. Smith, Fred, Everetts' Exchange, Esr quimalt road. Smith, Fred, driver 0. Morley, h. 340 Johnson. Smith, Fred Louis, Light House Saloon, h 84 Chatham. Smith, Frank F., app shoemaker, h 2 Amelia. Smith, Fredk, painter, h 14 Perry. Smith, Frank E., clerk Turner, Beeton & Co., 36 Superior. Smith, F., clerk, 103 Government, h 109 Pandora. Smith, Garrett, of M. R. Smith & Co., h 92 Dallas Rd. Smith, Geo., cook, Goodacre's farm. Smith, Geo., emp. brewery, h Clarke. Smith, Geo., tobacconist, 105 Government, h 2 Amelia. Smith, Geo., barber, 19 Tounce ave., h. 128 Douglas. Smith, George Edward, grocery and liquors, 324 Government. Smith, Godfrey, upholsterer, 144% Yates, h. San Juan ave. Smith, Gordon, reporter Times, h. 9 Amelia. Smith, Frederick Louis, h 84 Chatham. Smith, G. H., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Smith. Hamilton, of M. R. Smith & Co., 40 Douglas. Smith, Hattie, 55 Chatham. Smith, Havelock, 34 Fort. Smith, Henry, Fairfield Dairy, Cook, cor. Dallas road. Smith, Henry D.. driver, B.C. Cold Storage, h 177 Pandora. Smith, Henry, h 26 Niagara. Smith, Henry Edward, carpenter, h 324 Government. Smith, Howard, Colonist, 70 Pandora. Smith, James W., 36 Superior. Smith, James, elk P. O., h 34 Meares. Smith, James, carpenter, 29 Green. Smith, James, scavenger, 49 Discovery. Smith. John. emp. D. H. Ross & Co., h 114 Blanchard. CONSULT THE MINING COMPANIES DIRECTORY. Smith, James, porter California Hotel. Smith, John, fruits, 79^ Yates. Smith, John, tanneryman, 30 Johns, bmiui, John, hackdriver, h 233 Cook. Smith, John, laborer, 86 Store, bmith, John, farmer, Moss. Smith, John, day clerk Driard, room. 128 Douglas. Smith John bookkeeper C. Morley, h 60 Superior. Smith, John O., Cook, cor Dallas road. Smith, John Henry G., driver, 117 Government, h. San Juan ave. Smith, John H., clerk, Driard Hotel, res. 128 Pandora. Smith, John L., Province Cigar Co., 46% Yates, h. 152 Douglas. Smith. John McKay, traveler 152% Government. Smith, Joseph, emp Muirhead & Mann, h 29 Green. Smith, Jos., 148 Johnson. Smith, J., seaman, 171 Johnson. Smith, J. McB., auditor-general, h 41 Bird Cage Walk. Smith, J. G., reporter Times, 3 Amelia. Smith. Mrs. A., widow, h 90 Pandora. Smith, Mrs. Catherine, wid., Old Ladies* Home. Smith, Mrs. J. A., curtain laundry, 89 Pembroke. Smith, Mrs. M. R, h 40 Douglas. Smith, Peter, ship carpenter, 91 Yates, in rear. QMITH, M. R. A CO., BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS. 57 and 59 FORT ST. - PHONE 121. FACTORY 91 and 93 NIAGARA. Smith, Natheniel, barber, 6 Trounce ave., res. Vancouver and Collinson. Smith, Phil, steward, h 43 View. Smith, Philip R., of Greenwood. Smith & Randolph, res Mary, Victoria W. 964 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Smith. VICTORIA CITY. Spencel, Smith, R. O, Singer Sewing Machine Co., bds Victoria Hotel. Smith, R. F., h 8 San Juan Ave. Smith, Sadie, clerk, 146 Yates, h. 89 Pandora. Smith, Stanley McB., bookkeeper Canada Paint Co., h 41 Bird Cage Walk. Smith, S. McCully, ship carpenter, h Frederick. Smith, Shirley, emp B. C. Pottery Co., h Frederick. Smith, Sidney W., vice U.S. Consul, 43% Government, h. 5 Michigan. Smith, Thos.,' milkman, Adelaide road. Smith, Thos., milkman, h. Adelaide. Smith, Thomas, farmer, Cook, cor. Dallas road. Smith, Thomas R., J. P. of Robert ward & Co., Ltd., Cook, cor. Richardson. Smith, Wm., carpenter, room 35, 17 Chatham. Smith, wm., cutter Ames, Holden & Co., h 34 Collinson. Smith, Wm., carpenter, 89 Pandora. Smith, William A., driver, h 2 Amelia. Smith, William J., steamboat mate 1st, h 265 Johnson. Smith, Wilson, bridge carpenter, h 89 Pandora. Smith, W. B.. Coach and Horses Saloon, Esquimalt road. Smith, W. H., Elec. Ry., h. Gamma. Smith, W. H, miner, h 116 Cook. Smith, W. J., of Elford & Smith, res Hillside ave. Smith, W. P., fireman, 34 Collinson. Smith, W. T. W., 36 Superior. Sm th, W., boots and shoes, 158 Government. Smithers, Henry, emp. spice mill, Douglas. Snaith, O., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Snaith, Harvey, stableman, 101 Fort. Snider, Ernest, Taylor's mill, h 46 Pembroke. Snider George R., bricklayer, h 118 Chatham. Snider. Elmer, emp. Tavlor's Mill. Snider, E., rooms, 28, 132 Johnson. Snider. John, laborer, 2 Discovery. Snider. William C, laborer, h 81 N. Chatham. Snider, William H. govt. supt. of roads, h 81 N. Chatham. Snow, John, sealer, h 27 San Juan Ave. Solly. Leonard H., land commissioner E. & N. Ry., h Phoenix Place. Somers, Isaac, driver, 75 Fort. Somers, J., driver. 75 Fort. Sommerville, William, marine engineer, h 15 Catherine. S OMMER, JOSEPH, FINE ART GALLERY. 50 GOVERNMENT, W. 135 YATES. Sons of England, Pride of the Island Lodge, meets at 150 Yates. Sons of Erin, W. J. Lang, secretary. Sons of St. George meet at 150 Yates. Soper, Mrs. Kate, wid., S., matron Old Ladies' Home, 39 Maclure. Soper, Mrs. R. J., dressmaker and milliner, 261 Douglas. Soper, R. J., str Quadra, 261 Douglas. Sorby, Thos. C, architect, 6 Bastion Square, h "Chevet Lodge," Souden, Wm., of Meiss & Souden, res. Oak Bay. Souden, William, carpenter, Hulton. Soule, Oornelious J., architect, h. Foul Bay, Fairfield road. Soupal, S., of S. Soupal & Co., h. 11 Rae. QOUPAL, S., A CO., MANUFACTURING FURRIER, 34 GOVERNMENT. South Park School, Michigan, cor Beacon Hill; Southern, Samuel, farmer, Fairfield rd. Southern, S., farmer, Shoal Bay. Spain, Aubrey B., clerk, h. Lewis. Spain, Mrs., res. Lewis. Sparks, Thomas, longshoreman. Outer Wharf, Erie, near Chemical Works. Sparrow, Isaiah M., bookkeeper, Pend- rays, h. 82 Quebec. Sparrow, Walter G., bookkeeper, S. Leiser & Co., h 64 Superior. Speck, J. W., clerk, B. Wililams, 157 View. Speed Bros. (James Wm. and John Wm.), grocers, 69 Fort. Speed, James William, of Speed Bros., h Kelvin Rd. Speed, John, of Speed Bros., h Boleskin Rd. Speed, Thomas William, retired, h Boleskin Rd. Speed, Wm., Colvin road. Speer, Rev. J., pastor Metropolitan Methodist Church, 107 Quadra. Speers, John, carpenter, h Cadboro Bay Rd. Speers, Mrs. I., widow, h Cadboro Bay Rd, cor Oak. Spence, George, emp. Victoria Transfer Go., h Cook. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 965 Spence. VICTORIA CITY. StaUard. Spence, Samuel George, salesman, 9 Yates, h Garbally Rd. Spence, W., tinner, 17 Yates, h. 166 Johnson. Spencer, Chris., buyer D. Spencer. h Birdcage Walk. Spencer, David, dry goods, 65 Government, h 12 Belleville. Spencer, D. S., h 12 Belleville. Spencer. Miss Agnes, clerk, h 12 Belleville. Spencer, Olive, barrister, 120 Alfred. Spencer, T. A., h 12 Belleville. Spencer, Victor, clerk 12 Belleville. Spencer, Wm., h 12 Belleville. Spenck, Wm., bookkeeper, h 155 View. Sperling, R. H, supt. B.C. El. Ry, res. Vernon. Spicer, Newton, accountant, Esquimalt. road. Spiers, Mrs. Isabell, Cadboro Bay road. Spofford, Mrs. C, matron Refuge Home, 108 Cormorant. Spofford. William H., carpenter, h Devonshire road. Spotts, Fielding, blacksmith, 61 Pandora. Spragg, L., clerk, 71 Government, h 138 Menzies. Spragge, David, commission merchant, 138 Menzies. Spragge, Gordon, emp. Victoria Laundry, 138 Menzies. Spratt Copper and Gold Co., Ltd., C. J. V. Spratt, secretary. Spratt, Chas. J. V., fuel and commission, 82 Store and 104 Government, h Gorge road. Spratt's Wharf, 84 Store. Spring, Chas., trader, h. 80 Kingston. Spring, J. W.. Challoner. Mitchell & Co., res. Rossland, B. G. Spring, Mrs., widow, h 72 Belleville. Spring Ridge Methodist Church and Sunday School, Belmont Ave. Spring Ridge Ward School. 79 Chambers, Mrs. Taylor, principal. Sprinkling, D. F., tailor, 54 Luxton. h 54 Luxton. Sprinkling, Janet, wid. Wm., h 54 Luxton. Sprinkling, J., tailor, 54 Luxton. Sprinkling, Wm., h 54 Luxton. Sprinkling. William A., tailor, h 73 Discovery. Spurgeon, J. F.. mining engineer, bds. Dominion Hotel. sPjJ,r«er, Wm., expressman, 14 Fort, h 62 Humboldt. Squires, O. exnressman. h 3 Alvon Rd. St Aloysius Bovs, Prodeztorate (R.C). Sister Mary Perpetuel, Matron, 38 Mason. * ra * FINE^A mOMM/i #>Mtobia St. Andrew's & Caledonian Society, 45 Blanchard. St. Andrew's Presbyteria church, Rev. W. Leslie Clay, B.A., pastor, cor. Douglas and Broughton. St. Andrews (R.C), Cathedral, Right Rev. Alexander Christie, Bishop, cor. View and Blanchard. St. Ann's Convpnt. Sister Mary Anne of Jesus, mother Provincial, Sister Mary, Provincial mother, asst., Humboldt. St. Ann's Kindergarten and Primary School, Sisters of St. Ann, 51 Blanchard. St. Barnabus Church, Rev. Ernest Geo. Miller, rector, Caledonia ave. St. Clair, John, instructor of arms and gymnastics, Public Schools. St. George, Victor, director 0. G. R. Co., 34 Fort. St. George's Saloon, A. Rhodes, .prop., Esquimalt road. St." James Church, Rev. J. H. S. Sweet, rector, Quebec. St. John, Chas., emp. Ames Holden Oo., Ltd., h. 103% View. St. John's Church, cor Fisguard and Douglas, Rev. Percival Jenns, rector. St. John, Miss Fanny, h. 103% View. St. Joseph's Hospital, Sister Mary Bridget, Sister Superior, Collinson. St. Louis College. Rev. J. A. Leterme principal, 136 Pandora Ave. St. Mark's Church, Rev. Archdeacon Scriven, rector, Boleskin Rd. St. Onge, Miss A., milliner, h 88Yates, h. 189 Chatham. St. Paul's Presbyterian church, Henfy st., Vic. west. Stadacona Silver-Copper Mining Co., Fred. J. Claxton, sec, Stadthagen, Henry, 137 Cormorant. Stallard, Chas. E., plumber, 48 Govern^ ment, h. 134 Vancouver. •Stahlschmidt. VICTORIA CITY. Steral, Stahlschmidt, Charles B., insurance clerk Robert Ward & Co., Ltd., h 124 Richardson. Stamer, Wm., clerk, E. B. Maiwin & Co., h 23 Bellot. Standard Packing Co., Skeena River, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agts., 61 Wharf. STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO., ROBERT WARD A CO., AGENTS FOR B. v., TEMPLE BUILDING, FORT. Standish, W. D., bds 45 Langley. Staneland, Walter, bookkeeper British American Paint Works, 143 Pandora. Stanley, Cora, 40 Chatham, h 143 Pandora. Stannard, H. T., h. 52% Government. Stannard, Mrs. A., dressmaker, 52% Government Stapledon, Bartholomew, salmon canner, h 73 King's Rd. Stapledon, John, engineer, h 73 King's Rd. Stark, John, emp Weiler Bros., h 112 Cormorant. Star Shipyard, Indian Reserve. Starr, A. E.. asst. mgr. C. P. R. Tel., h 22 Rithet. Stead, Mrs. Walter, h 23 Douglas. Stead, W., 23 Douglas. Steamboat Inspectors, J. A. Thomson, custom house. Stebbings, Robert, plasterer, h Byron. Stebbings, Edward, plasterer, h Byron. Steele, A. B., wid. Wm., h. 140 Blaa- chard. Steele, Charles A., traveler, 83 Wharf, h 140 Blanchard. Steele, Ernest, clerk Baker & Coolston, h. 140 Blanchard. Steele, Herbert, Ed. Colonist, h. 104 Bay. Steele, Capt. John, str Boscowitz, h 2 Market. Steel, Michael, messenger Bank of B. C h. 10 First. Steele, Peter, jr., saloon, 4 Bastion Square, h 25 Perry. Steele, Peter, sr., saloonkeeper, h Craigflower Rd. Steele, Robert, retired, 2 Market. Steele, Thos., watchman, 2 Market Steele, William B., prospector, h 140 Bl-anei-ard. Steenson, W. G., carpenter. 11 James. Steer, Charles, carpenter, 10 Broughton, h 151 Vancouver. Steers, J., carpenter, h 151 Vancouver. Street, John, blacksmith, h 130 FogM Steicher, Chas., h 57 King's road. Steiger, Amet, barber, 109 DouglaajW Burnside road. Steike, H., driver, Victoria Trans. Co., h 21 St. Louis. Steinberg, Harry, driver V. T. & D. Co., h 47^ View. Steitz Restaurant, Geo. Schmith, proit, 54 Yates. Steiwe, F., driver, Victoria Transfer Coil h 88 Pembroke. Stelly, George, contractor, '74 Blanchard TEMLER A EARL, PIONEER COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, 53 PEMBROKE. PHONE 597. Stemler, Louis, of 144 Blanchard. Stenstrom, Victor, Stephen, David B., gdU. Stephen, Edwin, h, Stephen, F, asst h. 152 Michigan Stephen, W. A., c 152 Michigan. Stephen, Wm., h. btephens, Charles Electric Co., 34 Stemler & Earle, li barber, 29 Johnson, engineer, 152 Michi- 152 Michigan. ; cashier C P. N. Co. lerk Weiler Bros., _ 152 Michigan. E., electrician, B. C. John. S TEPHENS, JOHN R., CONSULTING MINING ENGINEER, BANK OF MONTREAL CHAMBERS, RES. DRIARD HOTEL. Stephens, Ralp D., machinist, Victoria Machinery Depot, h 34 John. Stephens, Robert, tinsmith, 42 Johnson, h. Vic. west. Stephens, Samuel H.. gardener h 200 Stephens, Richard F., boat builder, Sunnyside ave. Stephens, William J., ship builder, 34 John. Stephenson, John, school teacher, Craigflower road. Stephenson, John J., 2nd assistant Vi<3 toria W. School. Sterling Dry Goods House. Mrs. G. Leiser prop., 88 Yates. Sterling, Francis, h Pleasant. Sterling, James, 90 Douglas. Sterns. Charles, emp. Brackman & JKe« h. 175 Douglas. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 967 Stevens. VICTORIA CITY. Still. Stevens, —., h 145 Chatham. Stevens, —., wharfinger, h 77 View. Stevens, A., app., 43^ Yates, h Springfield ave. Stevens, Clarence A., butcher, 145 Chatham. Stevens, David, 16 Laboucher. Stevens, FranK, of Stevens & Jenkins, h. 18 King's road. Stevens, F. T., carpenter, 18 King's road. Stevens, F. W., cashier CP.R. Tel., res. 69 Carr. Stevens, Geo., h 132 Yates. Stevens, James, emp Water Works, Il off Lansdown road. Stevens, James, retired, h 145 Chatham. Stevens & Jenkins, millinery, 84 Douglas. Stevens, Robert, Craigflower, cor. Pine. Stevens, Steve, sealer, 54 Pembroke. Stevens, Wm. A., bookeeper B. Williams & Co., h 54 Menzies. Stevenson, Gordon, h 103 Pandora. Stevenson, H. J., miner, 82 Kane. Stevenson, J., emp. B.C. El. Ry. Stevenson, Mrs., widow, h 74 Cook. St|||ppf| R.. tailor, 87 Wharf. Stevenson, Thomas, clerk Dominion Hotel. j | Stevenson, Wm. G., pro , Delmonico Music Hall, 109 Government, h 69 Carr. Stewart, Alex, Granite and Marble Works, Yates, cor Blanchard, h 105 N. Park. Stewart, Alexander, foreman mouluer A.I.W., h. 20 Henry. Stewart, Andrew, warehouseman, 100 Wharf, h. 7 Whittaker. Stewart, Arthur, messenger Leg. Library, h. 368 Johnson. Stewart, A., emp. Weiler. Stewart, Chas., lab., room 26, 60 Store. Stewart, Chas. A., emp. dockyard, Esquimalt, h 36 Kane. Stewart, Daniel B., messenger Bank of B. N. A., res. Craigflower rd. Stewart, Duncan, of Tolmie & Stewart 45% Yates. Stewart, E., Molsons Bank, h. STEWART, F. R. A CO., WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. A. BRENCHLEY, MGR., 40 YATES. ALSO VANCOUVER, REVELSTOKE. AND NELSON. #& BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, IukkPgstin- wAowimhBs "llffplpH AR P, Ma n «||| 3UHfdMEH STREET, . Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Stewart, George, engineer A. I. W., h Henry. Stewart, James, h. 136 Yates. fc>t"Wcii,t, James, moulder, A. I. W., h Henry. Stewart, James, of B°rry & Stewart, h. 71 Kingston. Stewart, james, bricklayer, h 12 North Park. Stewart, James, moulder A. I. W., h Stewart, James, jr., app. moulder A. I. h Seventh. Stewart, John, h 64 Second. Stewart, John, seaman California Hotel. Stewart, John, lab., 136 Yates. Stewart, John, brass founder, h 368 Johnson. Stewart, John, Walter, mariner, h 3^8 Johnson. Stewart, J. P., clerk J. H. Todd & Son, 14 Niagara. Stewart, J. W., emp. Taylor's Mill. Stewart, Miss Barbara, music teacher, h 15 Bodwell. Stewart, Miss M., clerk 71 Government, h Johnson. Stewart, Miss Tillie, h. 12 N. Park. Stewart, Mrs. Rebecca, 136 Yates. Stewart & McDonald, of Glasgow, F. O. Davidge & Co., Ltd., agents. Stewart, Robert, bottler, 28 Store, h. 136 Yates. __ c Stewart, Ronald, clerk, Molsons Bank, Stewart, William, merchant tailor, 47 Fort. res. Vernon Block. Stewart. William E., emp. City, h 8 St. James. Stickner, Wm., 137 Fort. Stidson, E. J., steward Royal Naval Hospital. . __ ._ , . Stike Fred, hack-driver, 88 Pembroke. Stike, Harry, hack-driver, h 21 St. Louis. Still, Robt., engineer, Carril, off Craigflower road. 968 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Still. VICTORT2C OITY. Sweeney. Still, Wm., Colvin road. Stillwell, Marriott, sr., lab., Rebecca. Stillweli. Marriott, jr., app. tinsmith, Rebecca. Stinson, Mrs., 148 Menzies. Stinson, Wm., emp. M. R. Smith & Oo. h St. James. Stt vling James (the Sherbrooke), 90 Douglas. Knox Presbyterian Church, Stanley, nr. North Chatham. Stocks, George Percy, expressman, h 46 Quebec. Stocks, G., locomotive engineer, h 46 Quebec. Stocks, John, jr., expressman, 46 Quebec Stoddard, George, carp, Harriot Rd. Stoddard, Walter, carp, Harriot Rd. Stoddart, Emma, trained nurse, h. 70 View. Stoddart, John, h. Boleskin road. Stoddart, R. W. Jeweller, 68 Yates, h 136 Menzies. Stoddart, Samuel A., watchmaker, 68 Yates, h 136 Menzies. Stone, Martin, carpenter, h 134 Chatham Storey, Thomas E., undertaker, 90 Johnson, h 104 Fisguard. Storey, Walter M., emp B. C. Electric Co., h 104 Fisguard. Stow, John A., printer 28 Broad, Strachan, Alex, clerk h 18 Princess. Strachan, James, clerk, h 18 Princess Ave. Strachan, Miss Jennie, school teacher North Ward school, h 18 Princess. Strachan, Mrs. E., widow, h 18 Princess Ave. Straits (Marine) Insurance Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents, 61 Wharf Strang, Field, 78 Fort. Stratford, J. C, carpenter, h Mary, Vic. West. Strickland, Geo., carpenter Powderlv av. Strickland, George, steamboat mate, h Andrew. Strickland, Geo. A., agent, Klondike M. T. of T. Co., Fairfield, Foul Bay. Strodler, E., emp. Victoria Brewery. Stromgren, Capt. Karl, str Oscar, h Esquimault St. Stromgren, Mrs. Karl, masseur, h Esquimault St. Stroud, Joseph George, emp. railroad, h 21 North road. Strouss. M.. hides and wool 3 Yates, h 238 Fort. Strum, Fred, prop. Telegraph Hotel, h 49 Store. Strutt, M., emp. Vic. Chemical Works. STUART, J. A XV., FISHING NET MNFRS., ROBERT WARD A CO., AGENTS FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA, TEMPLE BUILDING, FORT. Stubbs, Frank, shingler, Oak Bay ave. Stuhr, Agustus, sailor, h \y2 David. Stubbs, Frank, Lemon, Gonnason & Co. Stubbs, Fred'k W., Hall Saloon, 129 Fort, h 42 N. Park. Styger, Louis, emp Victoria Brewery, h 41 Princess Ave. Styles, Samuel T., h 1 Amelia. Suffercotts, Frank, trader, 60 Store. Sullivan, —., longshoreman, h 86 Store. Sullivan, Agustus, cigarmaker, h ?4 Elizabeth. Sullivan, Daniel, 2nd engineer, h. 74 Quadra. Sullivan, John, lab., room 7, 60 Store. Summers, Francis, painter, 30 Mears. I Summers, Mrs. Low, wid., h 34 Kane. UN INSURANCE OFFICE (THE) PEMBERTON & SON, AGENTS, 45 FORT ST. SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Hon. A. J. McColl, Chief Justice. Brain, H. T. Drake, registrar law courts, 40 Langley. Superintendent of Military Stores, Maj, A. W. Jones, Menzies st. Susen, Mrs. B., wid., 50 Pembroke. Sutherland, Angus, bds. Osborne house. Sutherland, Wm., shoemaker, 62 Fort. Sutton Lumber & Trading Co., Ltd., W. J., Sutton, pres., Capt. C E. OlaM sec'y, 18 Bfroughton. Sutton, Morley, blacksmith, h Clarke. Sutton, Mrs. S., widow, h 135 Michigan. Sutton, Wm. J., asst, prof, minerology, h 135 Michigan. Sutton, Wm. J., pres. S. L. T. Co., Ltd., res. Haughton, Michigan, U.S. Swain, J. J., Victoria Fire Dept. Swanson, Miss Lena, 55 Princess aveS Swan Lake hotel( Jonathan Merryfiela, prop., Saanich road. Swanwick, Robt., blacksmith, 55 Store* h. 169 Pandora. Sweeney, John, laborer, h 2 Discover** Sweeney, Michael, cooper, h 170 Johnson. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 969 Swedish. VICTORIA CITY. Taylor. SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN CONSULATE, ROBERT WARD, Consul, W. A. WARD, Vice Consul. TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. Sweeney, W., emp. steamboat, h 17 Chatham. Sweet, Miss, private trained nurse, h 48 Rae. Sweet, Rev. J. S. S., rector St. James church, h 81 Kingston. Sweetland, Mrs. Mary E., Commercial Hotel, 118 Douglas. Sweetland, Thos. W., 118 Douglas. Swertz, S., Victoria Brewery. Swinerton, Mrs. Mary, widow, h. 8 Harrison. SWINERTON & ODDY, real estate and insurance agents, 106 Government. Swinerton Robert H., of Swinerton & Oddy, h 8 Harrison. Swinerton, William, u 8 Harrison. Switzer, John W., of Switzer & McClusky, h 205 Pandora. SWITZER A McCLUSKY, (John W. Switzer and Chas. B. McClusky.) props. Regent Saloon, cor. Douglas and Johnson. Sword, Colin B., private secy to Premier Syger, L., stableman, Vict. Brewery. Sylvane, Tony, engineer E. & N. R., h 82 View. Sylvester, Clarence B., of Sylvester Feed Co., Ltd., h 40 Frederick. Sylvester Feed Co., Ltd., feed and poultry, 66 Cormorant. Sylvester, Frank, accountant, h 40 Frederick. Sylvester, Jesse P., clerk, h 40 Frederick Sylvester, Miss E. E., school teacher, Central school, h 40 Frederick. Sylvester, William B., of Sylvester F. Co., Ltd., h 40 Frederick. Symons, Wm.,teamster, h Oak Bay ave. bynod (Anglican) of the Diocese of B. O., E. Baynes Reed sec'y, offlce Fort. Syrian Store, Rahy Bros., 97 Douglas, ladai, Anthony, fisherman, h rear 44 Store. Tacey. Geo., electrician, h Discovery, lage H., painter, 92 Yates, h. Mayn- ard's cabins. Tagg, James, ship carpenter, h 31 John. DOERING & MARSTRAND'S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter Specially Recommended. Address MOUNT PLEASANT, VANOOUNER, B. O Telephone 429. -p'AGGART, F. S., A CO., CHICAGO AND NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, 08 GOVERNMENT ST. N. K. LUXTON, LOCAL MANAGER. Taggert, Miss, clerk Arcade. Taily, Roskamp, expressman, 14 Fort, h 52 Kingston. Tait, Alexander G., dairyman, Milton st. Tait, David, shoemaker, 103 Government h 61 Catherine. Tait, James, h off Cadboro Bay rd. Tait, James L., Colonist, h Mary. Tait, J. L., clerk Colonist, h Mary. Tait, Leonard, principal Victoria West school, h Craigflower Rd. Tait, Miss Alice, Mt. Baker hotel. Tait Robert, carpenter, h 68 Dallas Rd. Takahaski, K., Japanese conFractor, 126 Yates. t Talbot, Arthur E., furniture, 129 Douglas. Talbot. Mrs. J. F., widow, h 129 Douglas. Tallyard, James, miner, room 8, 36 Store. Tarnaki, M. B., B.C Restaurant, 28 Johnson. Tavenor, B., engineer, 78 Pandora. Taylor, Ada, h. 58 Chatham. Taylor, Arthur W., h 10 Stanley. Taylor, C, emp. Fell & Co., h 190 View. Taylor, Ephraim, pressman Times, h 22 Princess Ave. Taylor, Charles, painter, h 54 North Chatham. Taylor Crispin, clerk 49 Fort, h 113 View. 970 HENDERStJN'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Taylor. VICTORIA CITY. Thorn; is. Taylor, E. H. H., res. Battery. Taylor, Frank, carpenter, 10 Bridge. Taylor, Geo. A., manager, Merchants' Bank of Halifax, 45 Government, res. Elfords, Cadboro Bay road. Taylor, James T., driver, M. R. Smith. Taylor, James, Mt. Tolmie. Taylor, John, laborer, room 3, 54 Discovery. Taylor, John of Taylor Mill Co., h 322 Government. Taylor, John F., clerk, 68 Government, bds. 90 Yates. Taylor, John G., letter carrier, h Oak Bay Ave. Taylor, J. D., night editor Colonist. Taylor, J., driver, Victoria Steam Bakery. Taylor, Laura, steno., Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., h. Rocabella. Taylor, Mill Co., Ltd., saw mill & factory 210 Government. Taylor, Mrs., school teacher, Taylor, O. M., wid. Henry, h. 6 Douglas. Taylor, Richard, longshoreman, 38 Chatham. Taylor, Wm. Henry, of Taylor & Mahoney, 67 Yates. Taylor, Walter, salesman E. G. P. & Co bds. Queen's. Taylor, William, truckman, h 54 North Chatham. Taylor, William John, Q.C, of Eberts & Taylor, h 12 Park road. Teague, John, architect, 28% Broad, h. 33 Fernwood. TEAGUE, JOHN, JR., druggist, 31 Johnson. Teague, Mrs. J., milliner, Arcade, Fernwood road. Tear, Geo., laborer, cabin 166 Johnson. "Tees," str., Captain Gosse, Canadian Pacific Navigation Oo. TELEGRAPH HOTEL, Fred Strum, prop. 47 Store. Telephone Exchange, R. B. McMicking mgr., 28 Fort. Telfer, Gideon S., blacksmith, cabin 171 Johnson. Telfor, Mrs. E., widow, h 109 Blanchard. Telfor, Robert, engineer, stationary, h 109 Blanchard. Telfor, Miss Elaine, dancing teacher, 109 Blanchard. Temple, Benjamin B., cabinet maker, h 2 Jackson. Temple, Ernest, bookkeeper, 32 Yates, h. 21 Rae. Temple, John, lab., rear 84 Fort. Templeman, Hon. Wm., Senator, managing editor Times, h. 6 SimGoe. Tennent, Thomas H., warrant officer R. E. Wk. Pt. Bks., h Esquimault Rd, Terra Nova Canning Co., Fraser river, Turner, Beeton & Co. agents. Terriult, Mrs., wid., 178 Johnson. Terry, Wallace S., druggist 66 Fort, h cor. Rockland, and Oak Bay ave. Teutonia Saloon, Chas. R. Lawson, prop. 112 Government. Texada Kirk Lake G. Mining Co., Ltd., E. Brammer sec, Board Trade bldg. Thain, Mrs. J. M., widow, h 119 Fig- guard. Thaine, Miss Alita, music teacher, li 119 Fisguard. Thames & Mersey (Marine) Ins. Co., R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents, 61 Wharf. Theodore, A., fruit, cor Government and Yates. Theosophical Society, H. W. Graves pres 28 Broad, W. H. Berridge secy.' Therrault, Mrs., widow, h 178 Johnson. Thiele, Louis, prop. London Hotel, com Broad and Johnson. Thiemsen (Wm.) & McManus (James), prop. Germania, Music Hall, Johnson, cor. Government. Thiemsen, Wm., of Thiemsen & Mc- I Manus, h 63 Humboldt. Thistle, Robert, milkman, Cadbora Bay Rd. Thistle, str., W. A. Bissett, master; E, & N. wharf, 26 Store. Thistle, William, Cadboro Bay Rd. Thistleton, Mrs. Eliza, widow, h 76 Meares. Thomas. Almond, 1st guard, Prov'l jaill h 116 Fourth. Thomas, Arthur W., h. 67 Second. -|-HOMAS A GRANT, (Charles E., J., Thomas and James A. Grant) MERCHANT TAILORS, 92 GOVERNMENT. Thomas, Charles E., of Thomas Bros. & Grant, h. 52 Quadra. Thomas, F. W, music teacher, 28 For™ Thomas, F. W., lithographic artist, h Niagara, near Park. Thomas, James E., builder, h 67 Second. Thomas, John, tailer, h 9 Avion Rd. I Thomas. Joseph, waiter Mt. Baker Htl. Thomas, Joseph, steward Driard hotel, h 55 Maclure. Thomas, Morris, app 64 Yates, h 67 Second St. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 971 Thomas. VICTORIA CITY. Todd. Thomas, Mrs. M. R., nurse, h 10 Blanchard. Thompson. See also Thomson. Thompson, Alex., clerk, 77 Yates, h. 28 Green. Thompson, C. R., ship carpenter, h 195 Johnson. Thompson, D., carpenter, Muirhead & Mann. Thompson, E. G., clerk Dr. Verinder, h 25 Montreal. Thompson, F. A., assayer, h. Sylvia. Thompson, F. H. plumber, h 124 Vancouver. Thompson, John, bartender, 94 Pandora. Thompson, John, capt Pilot, h 25 Montreal. Thompson, John G., park supt., Beacon Hill, h 20 Randall. Thompson, J. H., grocer, 13 Langley. Thompson, Livingston, P.L.S., 76 Cook. Thompson, Mrs. H. A., widow nurse, h 134 Vancouver. Thompson, M. H, plumber, h 134 Vancouver. Thompson, M. J., grocer, 24 Government, h 13 Langley. Thompson, Martin, emp Brackman & Res, h 49 St. Lawrence. Thompson, Philip W., 108 Government. Thompson, Smith, salesman, flender- Bros., bds, 34 Michigan. Thompson, T. D., nightwatchman, 9 Alfred. Thompson, Walter, Elec. Ry., h 199 Douglas. Thompson, Wm., shipcarpenter, Springfield ave. Thompson, Wm., lab., 60 Pembroke. Thompson, Wm., expressman, h Cad- bora Bay Rd. Thomson, —., h 111 Blanchard. Thomson, C. W. R., secretary Victoria Gas Co., Ld., res George Rd. Thomson, David, night watchman water front ,h. 9 Alfred. Thomson, David, joiner, Muirhead & Mann, h 28 Green. Thomson, F. A., assayer, h Sylvia. Thomson, James, manager Hudson Bay Co., res 33 Gorge Rd. ^mson, James P., clerk Samuel Reid, h 40 Vancouver. Thomson, John G., gardener, park keeper Beacon Hill, h 20 Rendall. Thomson, John, gardener, h 28 Green. Thomson, J. A., steamboat inspector, custom house, h Sylvia. Thomson, J. C, bookkeeper Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd., bds. 14 Cadboro •fay road. VANCOUVER | FLORAL CO.. Corner Burrard and Melville Streets- VANCOUVER, B.C. BOUQUETS, FUNERAL DESI0I AND ALL FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. ra. io9. JAMES PONT, Manager Thomson, Wm., fireman, 164 Johnson. Thomley, Geo., electrician, bds. Vancouver Hotel. Thrall, Albert, h 45 Blanchard. Three-Star Saloon, William Scott, propr, 4 Fort. Thorikson, Lieut., S.A., woodyard, Cormorant. Thorpe & Oo., Ltd., Aerated water mfgj 71 David Wm. Bryce, mgr. Tel. 175 Also Vancouver and Nelson. Thorn, G. B., cook, 154% Superior. Thornton, John, sailor, h. 33 Chatham. Thorson, J., mate tug Hope, 32 Constance. Tiarks, J. Gerhard, architect, 39% Government, h "Kelston Wood," Gorge Rd. Tidbury, Miss C, nurse, h 104 Pandora. Till, Walter G., machinist E. G. Prior & Co., bds Queen's Hotel. Tilton, Ed C. C. E., h 15 Heywood Ave. h 141 Pandora. -■-IMES PRINTING AND ' PUBLISHING CO. (LTD.), WM. TEMPLEMAN, Managing Editor, BROAD OPP. VIEW. Tel. 45. Tingley, James A., Lansdown road. Tipping, Mrs., wid, Wm. Joonathan, h. Carey road. Tippins, William Harry, Landsdown Rd., Oaklands. Tite, Ohas. H., 120 Fisguard. Tite, Geo., upholsterer, 68 Government. Tite, George, Sr., painter, h 141 Pandora. Tobin, Arthur, confectioner, 39 Fort. Todd, Albert Edward, clerk, 72 Wharf, h. 196 Johnson. Todd, Charles. Fox, of J. H. Todd & Son, h 218 Johnson. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Todd. VICTORIA CITY. Trindly. -j-ODD A SON, J. H., " WHOLESALE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND SALMON CANNERS, BEAVER A RICHMOND, CANNERIES, 72 WHARF. Tel. 519. Todd, John Stewart, h. Pine. Todd, James, Sr., farmer, Mount Tolmie. Todd, James, Jr., farmer, Mount Tolmie. Tollich, John, fish and game, 51 Johnson. Tolmie, John, J. P., Saanich Rd. Todd, J. L., med student, h 196 Johnson. Todd, Mrs., widow J. H., "res. 196 Johnson. Todd, W, driver B.C. Market, h Dominion flotel. Tolmie, A., of Tolmie & Stewart, 45% Yates. Tolmie school, Boleskine Rd., Miss M. Godson principal. —. OLMIE, SIMON FRASER, V.S., ■ VETERINARY SURGEON. 100 JOHNSON. PHONE 182. RES. SAANICH ROAD. PHONE 417. Tolmie (A.) & Stewart (Duncan), liquors, 47 Yates. Tolmie, Wm., mining eng., h Saanich rd. Tolton, Geo. H., salesman, Geo. R. Jackson, h 87 Henry. Tompkins, Ernest, painter, bds. Telegraph flotel. Tomkinson, Lieut E. P., bds. Dallas Hotel. Tonery, P., clerk, 115 Douglas. Topham, George, express, h 31 Heywood ave. Topham, Geo., jr., h 31 Haywood ave. Topp, 0. H., City Engineer, res. 137 Blanchard. Torians, Antiono, fisherman, room 11, 60 Store. Tovey, Mrs. A. E., wid., 27 Heywood. Townsend, Frank, Foul Bay Rd. Townsend, George F., sealer, h 15 Centre Rd. Townsend, H. D , fruits, 13 Store. Townsend, James, gardener, Gedar Hill road. Townsend, James, plasterer, h Oak Bay Ave. Townsend, Capt. John, master mariner, h 15 Centre Rd. Townsend, Mrs., Esquimalt road. Townsend, Turner, conductor E. & N, R., h Esquimalt Rd. Townsend, Wm. Byron, teamster, h Speed ave. Townsend, W. F., night watch, Victoria Transfer, h Foul Bay road. Townsley, Andrew, engineer 64 Store. Townsley, James, feed store, h 34 Pioneer. Toy, farmer, cabin, 42 Bridge. Toye, L., butcher, Porter's, h 327 Doug- las. Tracey, James, engineer, h 10 Bay. ; Trace, John, driver, Weiler Bros., _ 59 Quadra. Tracey, John, moulder, h 10 Bay. Tracey, Joseph, farmer, Mt. Tolmie. I Tragi, Dan, 50 Discovery. Trainer, Alexander, h 93 View. "Transfer," str. Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. Tranter, Seymour, tile manufacture^B 94 Fourth. • RAVELLERS' ACCIDENT , INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHARD HALL, Agent, 100 GOVERNMENT. T RANS ATLANTIC MARINE INSURANCE CO., LTD., ROBERT WARD A CO., LTD., Agents, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. Travis, —., boat-hand, h 143 Michigan. Tray, Thos., shipcarpenter, h. Edward. • Trayson, Albert, emp. Chemical WorS h 175 Montreal. Trehart, Mrs. E., 134 Cook. Tremayne, H. A., clerk H.B. Co., h 29 Gorge road. Trepanier, Louis, lab., room 17, 60 Store. Truesdale, W. fl., carpenter, cabin,]M Tribe, Geo., steward, C.P.N. Co., h. 18 Frederick. Trilby Music Hall, J. A., Johnson, prop. Broad. Trimen, L. B., clerk A. W. More, h Sylvia. Trimen, Mrs. S. M., widow, Sylvia. | Trimen. R. C, clerk Bank B. N. A., h Sylvia. Trindly, J., longshoreman, h. 33 <3hm ham. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 973 Triumph. VICTORIA CITY. Turpel. "Triumph," schooner, E. B. Marvin & Co., owners. Trotter, Major W. F., officer commanding Royal Marine Artillery, Work Point Barracks. Trounce, Thomas, architect, h 63 Menzies cor Superior. Truesdale, W. P., driver, 104 Johnson, h. 115 Fisguard. Trowsdale, Miss Elizabeth, clerk, 88 Yates, h. Oarey road. Truran, John, farmer, h 139 Michigan. Truran, Richard, coppersmith, h 139 Michigan. Truran, Mrs., H. O., wid., 139 Michigan. Trutch, Sir Joseph, K. C. M. G., h Fairfield House Richmond Rd. Tubb, Arthur, janitor Board Trade building. Tubbs, Fred., letter carrier P. 0. Tubman, Thomas, carpenter, h Richmond St. Tuck, Edwin S., clerk F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd., bds. 22 Vic. crescent. Tuck, Mrs. S. P., Rocabel.a, 22 Victoria Crescent. Tufts, James, bds. Clarence Hotel. Tug boat Lottie, W. Jones, agent, 133 Government. Tugwell, L., 146 Johnson. Tugwell, Mrs. Thos., 48 Herald. Tuelta, Capt, Thos., pilot, rooms 46% Yates. Tulk, O, prop Omineca saloon, 130 Government. Tumilty, Mrs. John, 37 Frederick. "rUPPER, PETERS & POTTS, (Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, K.O M.G., Q.C, Hon. Frederick Peters & George A. Stewart Potts.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, BOARD OF TRADE BUILDIVO. and INNS OF COURT BLDG., 802 HASTINGS ST., VANCOUVER. HIBBER1 K.C.M.G., O-.C, M.P., f| "t ■•) Res. OAK BAY. Turnbull, Henry, fireman str Quadra, | 76 First. Turnbull, James, machinist, 226 Michigan. Turnbull, Wm. H., oiler, 76 First. Turner, Albert, bricklayer, h 56 South road. TUPPER, SIR CHARLES ^£egB&^i Turner, Arthur, teamster, h 56 South rd. -j-URNER, BEETON A CO., (John Herbert Turner, George Allan Kirk & R. A. Lawrence Kirk.) WHOLESALE DRY GOODS AND LIQUORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND INSURANCE. AGENTS, 90 WHARF STREET, FOOT OF YATES, ALSO VANCOUVER, NELSON AND LONDON, ENG. Turner, David, h. off Boleskin road. Turner, E., 68 Fourth. Turner, Frank, dog trainer, 68 Fourth. Turner, Frank W. A., jr., cigar stripper, h 68 Fourth. Turner, Fred, waiter, 2 Discovery. Turner, F., porter, 23 Bastion. Turner, H. A., clerk McPnillips, Wootton & Barnard, h 147 View. TURNER, HON. JOHN HERBERT, of Turner, Beeton & Co., res. Pleasant Turner, Lillian E., steno.. h 147 View. Turner, Louise, blacksmith, 115 Johnson. T ^URNER, P. K., EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, TOYS AND STATIONERY. 54 FORT, li. 147 VIEW. Turner, Wm., 122 Douglas. Turpel, Miss Sadie, h 21 King's Rd, 63 VICTORIA CITY, Van Volkenburs ship builder, h 21 Turpel, Samuel, King's Rd. Turpel, Emerson, shipyard, h 21 King's Rd. Turpel, William, ship builder, h 21 King's Rd. Turpel's Marine Railroad, William Turpel prop, Indian Reserve, Victoria West. Turtle, Captain, 129$^ Douglas. Tway, Gertrude, wid., John, h 2 Edmonton. Tway, Theophilus, lather, 91 Fort. Twiford, James, jr., sail-loft and tent factory, 15 Yates, h. 270 Johnson. Twigg, Thos. H., printer, 118 Fort. Tye, Mrs. A. L., director Hickman, Tye Hardware Co., Ltd., h 277 Douglas. Tye, Thomas Beauchamp, of Hickman, Tye Hardware Co., h 277 Douglas. Tyler, William, retired, h 51 Hillside Ave. Typographical Union, No. 201—Pres., W. E. Ditchburn; vice-pres. and ch. executive, T. H.' Twigg; sec'y, F. L. Mimmack; treas., Thomas Booz; delegate to T. & L. Council, T. H. Twigg and Geo. A. Coldwell. Tyrell, John, 10 North road. Tyson, Alf. Henry, prop., Manhattan Saloon, 78y Yates, bds. Hotel Victoria. Tyson, George, 42 Henry. Tyson, James, machinist, 42 Henry. Tyson, Mrs. James, wid., 42 Henry. Tyson, Wm., sailor, 42 Henry. Ulin, E., sec'y Taylor Mill Co., Ltd., h. 109 Pandora. Ullman, Joseph, furs and skins, 71 Wharf, M. Gutmann, mgr. Underhill, Mrs., 49^ Yates. Underwood, Alex., laborer, h 43 Hum- bolt. Underwood, John, lumberman, bds. Rock Bay flotel. Underwriting Agency Asso., Ltd., of London, Eng., fleisterman & Co., agents. Union Brewing Co.. of Nanaimo, Geo. B. Harrison, agent, 150 Government. UNION CLUB,. Hon. D. M. Eberts, pres.; Capt Edw. Palmer, sec, Wm. Dyke, steward. Douglas cor Courtney. Union Collieries Co., Ltd., Charles E. Poolev sec, office Store St. Union, Marine Ins. Co., Ltd., of Liverpool, Shallcross, Macaulay & Co., 11 Bastion. „-- - Union Pacific Railway Co., 100 Government, Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.,, NITED STATES CONSULATE, ABRAHAM E. SMITH, Consul. 43_ GOVERNMENT. Res. 5 MICHIGAN. United States Immigration offlce, Wm. M. Rice, commissioner, 43% Govern! ment. KIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD, LODGE NO. 87, 28 BROAD. - - - P.O. BOX 387. Unwin, Charles, blacksmith, h Marine Hospital. Unwin, George W., keeper Marine Hospital. Unwin, Miss D. C, clerk 81 Douglas, b. Marine Hospital. Upper Yukon Co., Ltd., W. H. Bone, attorney, 71 Government. Ure, Charles, shoemaker, h 9 Putnam. Ure, C, driver, 113 Douglas. Ure, Edward, emp Muirhead & Mann, 8 Alfred. Ure, James, bookkeeper, C Morley, _ 8 Alfred. Urquhart, Colin, cashier, H. B. Co., li 135 Menzies. Utsunomizea, J. I., Japanese Missionary, 133 Johnson. Vaio & Brooks, fruit and produce, 66 Yates. Vaio, John, of Vaio & Brooks, h 31 Bay. Vancouver Bakery, 75 Fort. Vancouver Hotel, Geo. L. Jones, prop! 71 Yates. Vancouver Island Building Society, B| Williams, sec, 44 Fort. Vancouver Packing Co., Rivers Inlet, Turner, Beeton & Co.. agents. Vancouver Quadra, No. 2, A.F. & A.M| meets 3rd Wednesday. Van der Gucht. N. B., of J. F. Foulkel & Co.. h 76 Gook and Badminton cljfl Van, Hagan, Alex., 107 Fisguard. Van Host, Mrs., 23 Elizabeth. Van Sicklin, F. W., barber, 19 Trounce Ave, h 53 Yates. Van Tassell, James, peddlar, h 256 Johnson. Van Treight, Mrs., Mount Tolmie. Van Volkenburg, Benjamin John, jr| bookkeeper, res. Balmoral. Van Volkenburg, Benjamin, sr., res. Balmoral. Van Volkenburg, Francis F., bookkeew er, res. Balmoral. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 975 Vasilatos. VICTORIA CITY. Victoria. Vasilatos, D. N, fruits, 2 Government, at Bridge, h 97^ Douglas. Vasilatis, M., fruits, h 99 Douglas. Vaughan, —., carpenter, h 16 Milne. Vaughan, L., Fell & Co., 200 Fort, yeizer, Mrs., Richmond ave. "Vera," schooner, E. B. Marvin & Co., owners. Verg, Capt Wm., sealer, h. Francis av. Verg Samuel, seal hunter, h Francis Av. Verge Walter John, laborer, 70 John. Vernon (the) furnished rooms, Mrs. M. Watt, 66 Douglas. Vernon, Charles A., Humbolt cor Rupert. Vernon, Ruby, 106^ Yates. Verrinder, Robt. Ford, dentist, 28 Fort, h McGregor ave. Verryman, Fred., stonecutter, h. Seventh. Vichart, Rev. J. F., pastor Calvary Baptist Church. Vick, James E., Lovers' Lane. Vickerdage, Harry, emp. Victoria Steam Laundry, h Yates. Victor, Carois, 46 Herald. Victoria Assembly Rooms, 178 Fort. Victoria, Bennet and Dawson Transportation Co.. Ltd., Ernest Temple agent, 32 Fort. Victoria Bill Posting Co., Robert Jamieson manager, View. .ICTORIA BOOK AND V STATIONERY CO. H. S. Henderson, mgr. 61 Government. Victoria Bottling Works, V. A. Dodd, mgr., 28 Store. Victoria Box Factory, J. H. Sayward, prop. 17 Erie. Victoria Building Society, St. George Flint sec, 18 Broad. Victoria Candy Kitchen, J. P. Sarantis prop, 125 Douglas. Victoria Canning Co., of B. C, Ltd., R. P. Rithet & Co., agents, 61 Wharf. Victoria Canoe club house, Wharf, near James Bay bridge. VICTORIA CHEMICAL CO., LTD., J. M. Fisher, F. Moore, J. A. Hall, managing directors, works Erie St., outer wharf. Victoria Chess Club, Ben Williams pres, T. H. Piper sec, 28 Fort. Victoria College, J. W. Church, M. A., prin, Niagara cor Beacon Hill. Victoria College of Music, Prof. A. Longfield, 204 Yates. Victoria Electric Co., Ld., E. Crow Baker sec, 54 Government. GLOBEa;SiGN':iWORKS wBsmmm SHOW CARDS, POSTERS, SCENE- PAINTING, BANNERS, DESIGNING, DECORATING. Agents for White Enamel, Brilliant and Aluminum Sign Liters Advertising a Specialty. gManagerc kMPlBMEESIIlttT, RIm %yICTORIA COFFEE AND * SPICE MILLS, ALFRED J. MORLEY, PROP.,. 14S GOVERNMENT. PHONE 668. Victoria & Esquima It Tel. Co., Ld., E'„ Crow Baker sec-treas., 54 Government, R. B. McMicking manager, 28 Fort. Victoria Gardens, Wm. Chas. Ferney- hough, prop., at Gorge. Victoria Garrison Artillery Rifle Assn., H. G. Ross sec-treas, 54 Government. Victoria Gas Co., Ld., C. W. R. Thomson sec, 2 Pembroke. Victoria Kennell Club, W. J. McKeon, gen. sec. V ICTORIA LOAN OFFICE, F. LANDSBURG, Prop. 43 JOHNSON. Victoria Lumber & Mfg. Co., Chemani- us, R. P. Rithet Co., Ld., agents, 61 Wharf. Victoria Machinery Co., Ltd., Andrew Gray, mang. director, 17 Work. Victoria Mattress Factory, L. F. Wal- lenstein prop, 146 Yates. Victoria Meat Market, John Mitchell prop, 133 Douglas. Victoria Mining & Development Co., Ld., R. H. Swin erton sec-treas., 106 Government. V ICTORIA NOVELTY WORKS, LUDWIG, HAFER, GENERAL MACHINIST. 130 GOVERNMENT. 976 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Victoria. VICTORIA CITi'. Wage.. -jjJCTORIA-PJHOENIX BHEWIIffJ CO., -LIMITED, JOSEPH LOEWEN, PRESIDENT. J. F. DICKSON, SEC-TREAS., 195 GOVERNMENT ST. Victoria Planing mills, Muirhead & Maun, 15 Oonstance. V. & S. Ry, T. W. Patterson manager, offi< and depot Hillside Av. Victoria & Sidney Ry. station, Hillside ave., Samuel Rounding, agent. » yICTORIA STEAM LAUNDRY, * McINTOSH & McCRIMMON, PROPS., 152 YATES. TEL. 1\ A Victoria Texada Gold Mining Co., J. Kingham sec, 100 Government. Victoria Theater, View St., Robert Jamieson manager, \j ICTORIA TRANSFER CO., LTD., • A. HENDERSON, SUPT., J. ROSTEIN, SECRETARY. 21 AND 23 BROUGHTON. .ICTORIA TRUCK AND DRAY CO. (LTD.), GENERAL FREIGHTERS, CAPT. JOHN IRVING, Pres., JAMES BRYCE, tiler., GEO. A. CARLETON, SEC'Y. 108 WHARF, COR. JOHNSON, Tel. 13. STABLES, 33 KANE, Tel. 23. Victoria West Coal Yard, Charles W. Kirw prop., Russell station. Victoria West Post Office, Esquimalt road, Mrs. H. M. A. Crook, postmaster. Victoria W. Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. Macrae pastor, Henry. Victoria West School, Front St., Victoria W. Victoria Yacht Club-house, Wharf, near James Bay bridge, A. 0. Anderson sec'y, Bank of Montreal Chambers. V Victoria Wire Works, Joseph MarkerM 45 Pandora. Victoria, Yukon Trading Co., Ltd., Munn, Holland & Co., agents, 34 Broad. Vienna, George, Herald below Store. Vienna, Nick, fisherman, h Herald be- • low Store. Vienna, Pete fisherman h Herald below Store. Vigelius, Andrew, barber, h. 10 Penwell. Vigelius, Anton, barber, 105 Government, h 156 Pandora. Vigelius, Jacob, emp. City Waterworks, h 156 Pandora. Vigelius, Louis, barber, 105 Govern^ ment, h 162 Pandora. Vigelius, Philip, shoemaker, 29 St. Louis. Vigor, Edward R., clerk R. P. Rithet & Co., Ld., h 85 Herald. Vigor, Mrs. M. A., millinery and fancy dry goods, 81 Douglas, h 85 Heralds Vincent, Frank W., asst. manager C. P. N. Co., h. 10 Erie, tel 584. Vining, Fred, bds. Telegraph Hotel. Virtue. Alfred, emp 69 Broad. h. 160 Johnson. Virtue, J. A., prop Mount Baker Hotel, Oak Bay. Von Hagen, Alex., sailmaker, 2 Bastion, h 43 Herald. Voss, Herman, bartender Queen's hotel, bds. Pandora ave. VOSS, J. c, prop. Queen's Hotel, Store, OSS & LEASON, PROPS. HOTEL VICTORIA, V 150 GOVERNMENT, COR. JOHNSON. \iOWELL, ARTHUR W.. SUPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. Old Custom House, res. Dallas road. bds. Badminton Club. Vyes, Alex, farmer, Richmond Rd. Wachter, Joseph, Victoria Fire Dept. Wade, Alfred E., of Wade & McKeon, h Russell. Wade, Arthur, Joseph, sign writer, 106 Fort, h 7 Amelia. Wade & McKeon, harness, 44 Yates. Waddicon, Wm., lab., bds., 84 Store. Wager, Harry, letter carrier, h 41 David. Wager, Henry, letter-carrier, h 55 Henry. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 977 Wagg. VICTORIA CITY. Wallace. Wage- Edwin, Expressman, 23 Toronto. Wagg, John, painter, 40 Fort, h 26 Maron. Wnitps. James, gen repairer, 58 Fort, h 140 Chatham. Waites, Geo. F., machinist, 58 Fort, h. 199 Pandora. Wake Jervas F., writer Esquimault Naval Yard, h Munroe St., Macaulay Pt. Waitt, —., 140 Chatham. _/ AITT A CO., M. XV., DEALERS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS H. KENT, Manager, 60 GOVERNMENT. Waitt's Hall, cor. Fort and Government Waitt, Mrs., wid. M. W., h. 181 Fort. Walbran, Capt. John T., government str Quadra, Dallas Rd, cor Menzies. Waldron, Samuel, motorneer, B. C. Elec. Ry., h. 334 Douglas. Wales. Claude L., jeweler'^ apprentice, h. 165 Fort. Wales, Daniel, bricklayer, h 165 Fort. Wales, Sidney, electrician, Geo. C, Hinton, h 165 Fort. Walke, R. T., driver, 68 Government. Walkem, Hon. George A., Puisne Judge, h 153 Blanchard. Walker, Arthur R., bartender Dallas Hotel. Walker, B., policeman, 323 Government. Walker D. G., ship carpenter, h Oak Bay ave. Walker, Ed., harnessmaker, 126 Government. Walker. E. G.. restaurant, 36 Johnson, h. 39 Pandora. Walker, Francis, St. Joseph Hospital, Collinson. Walker, George, h 57 Pandora. Walker, Geo. T., artist, 100 Oswego. Walker, Harry, h 64 Humboldt. Walker, Harry W.,. grocer, Esquimault road at switch. Walker, H. G., jr., clerk, 55 Johnson. Walker. John W., sergt city police, h 12 King's road. Walker, Miss A. R., clerk, 134 Douglas. Walker, Miss E. J., teacher Victoria Conservatory of Music, h 288 Yates. Walker, Mrs., h. Cadboro' Bay road. Walker, Orlando- Vaughan, h 22 Cadboro Bay road. WELL LI«HT£D SAMPLE ROOMS Headqua ters for Commercial Travellers m L\J WILSON NANAIMO, B. C. Rooking Office, Alberni Stage. Stage Leaves JHotel Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 p. m. GEO. U. RAYMOND, Prop Walker, Robt., clerk, 55 Douglas, h. Tolmie ave. Walker Robert H., policeman, h 323 Government. Walker, R., 56 Pembroke. Walker & Sons (Hiram), Ltd., Benjamin Gordon, local rep., Fort, cor. Langley. Walker. Thomas H., tailor Trounce Ave, h 44 Second. Walker, Thos., h 18 Herald. Valker, T. W., Customs, h 46 Second. A.LKER, WAITER, COAL AND WOOD DEALER. 42 STORE. - - - PHONE 485. vv Walker, Wesley, 12 King's road. Walker, William, telegraph operator, h 80 Pandora. Walker, William, carpenter, h Walker. Walker, Wm., h Hereward ave., Vic. W. Walker, Wm., Esquimalt road. Walklev. Arthur, contractor, h 127 View. Wall, Edmund J., of Erskine, Wall & Co., h 23 Spring Rd. Wall, Edward, cigar maker, h 49 Princess Ave. Wall, Frank, longshoreman, h 16 Rae. Wall, Gilbert, carpenter, h 16 Rae. Wall, Henry, contractor, 213 Government. Wall, John, tailor, h 49 Princess Ave. Wall, Thomas, G., emp Erskine, Wall & Co. h 23 Spring Rd. Wallace, Geo., h. Taunton. Wallace, James, lab., 103 Blanchard. Wallace, James, engineer Willapn, h 138 Simcoe. Wallace, John, steamboat man, h 17 Chatham. Wallace, Kate, wid., 8 Richardson. Wallace, Mrs., h. 4 Gordon. Wallace, Richard, bartender,'h 104 1 an- dora. , I no. Wallace, Rose, widow James, h 264 Yates. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Warren. Wallace, W., C.P.R., 143 Cadboro' Bay road. Wallace, W., Oakes, clerk, h. 35 Frederick. Walle, John Russell, bookkeeper Tupper, , Peters & Potts. Wallenstein, L. F., prop Victoria Mattress Factory, 144% Yates, h. 21 Green. Waller, Chas., machinist, Vic. Machinery Depot, Vic. west. Waller, Ernest, plumber cor Broad & Johnson, Vic. west. Waller.' Fred, apprentice Wm. Mable's factory, h. Henry, Vic. west. Walls, John P.. barrister 14 Bastion Square, h 57 North Park. Waller, Mrs. Henry, Vic. west. Walmsley, Wm., chief clerk Dominion hotel. j Walsh, Geo., musician, 128 Quadra. Walsh, Isaac, drayman, h 79 Pembroke. Walsh, James, machine sawyer, 200 Government. Walsh, James S., plumber, h 79 Pembroke. Walsh, John J., drayman, h 77 John. Walsh, J., emp. M. R. Smith & Co. Walt Mrs. M., the Vernon, (rooms), h 66 Douerlas. Walter, John A., gardener, 230 Simcoe. Walton, George, fireman V. & S. R., h 27 Elliee. Walton, Geo., 348 Douglas. Walton, Geo. B., sailor, bds. Occidental. Walton, John. T., section man, V. & S. R.. h 27 Elliee. Walton, Leonard. laborer Douglas. Walton. Robt, 27 Elliee. /ANIBE, A., A COMPANY, ORIENTAL BAZAAR, 90 DOUGLAS JAPANESE GOODS, and YOKOHAMA BAZAAR, 152 GOVERNMENT. Wanibe, A., of Wanibe tic Co., 90 Douglas. Wandering Cocker Kennels, Cadboro Bay Rd. Wannuck Packing Co.'s Cannery, Rivers Inlet, R. P. Rithet & Co., agents. Ward, Albert Wm., clerk Okell & Morris, h 181 Pandora. Ward, Albert, clerk, 181 Pandora. Ward, Edwin T., O.P.N. Co., h. 215 Johnson. Ward, Frank, backsmith, h 169 Pandora. Ward, Gladdas, 56 Broad. Ward, Jesse, clerk, h 154 Chatham. Ward, Jesse Russell, clerk, h 154 Chatham. Ward, John, groceries and dry goods, h 124 Quadra. ARD A CO., LTD., ROBERT, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS, TEMPLE BUILDING FORT. Tel. 145. Ward, Robert, of Robert Ward & Co. Ltd., royal Swedish and JSorwegian| consul, 70 Basinghall St., London, England. Ward, John W., baggagemaster, h 154 Chatham. Ward, Miss May, dressmaker, h 154 Chatham, Ward, Mrs. Robt., h. Gamma. Ward, Robert Charles, farmer, h Gamma St. Ward, R. W., traveller, h. Langford. Ward, Wm. Curtis, supt. Bank of B.C, 60 Lombard St., London, Eng. Ward, Wm., harnessmaker, 44 Yates, h 61 Pandora. Ward, Wm., baker, 26 Pioneer. Ward, William Arthur, vice-president of Robert Ward & Co., h Pembertohl Rd. Warden, J. D. H., steno., 154 Michigan! Ware, Chas., laborer, 4 Perry. Ware, Frederick W, emp. Weiler's. Ware, Henry, emp. Weiler Bros. Ware, Henry, lab. 26 South Turner. Ware, Wm., saddler, h 61 Pandora. Waring, Frank, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., h 45 Vancouver. Warine;, Thomas, painter 45 Vancouver. Waring, William, engineer, Stemler & Earle, h Whittier Ave. Wark, Charles, artist, h 138 Michigan. Wark, John M., h 138 Michigan. Wark, J. H., salesman, Lenz & Leiser, h 38 Birdcage Walk. Warner, Andrew, ship carpenter, h A.1- son St. Warner, J. H. & Co., plumbers, 10M Yates. Warner, J. H, of J. H. Warner & CoS h 131 Cormorant. Warner, O., shicarpenter, h. Aleston. | Warrell, T., emp., M. R. Smith & Co. Warren, —., 2 Erie. Warren. Augustus, engineer str Thistle, h 62 Menzies. m-j^^^_^^i.,^fiiliii'(fM GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 979 Warren. VICTORIA CITY. Weiler. Warren, Capt. James Douglas, agent, 36 Fort h. 27 Montreal. Warren, Wm., h Seventh. Warrington, Frank, fireman, room 41, 17 Chatham. Washington & Alaska S. S. Co., Dodwell, & Co., Ltd., agents, 64 Government. Waterson, Henry G., job printer 130% Government, h 246 Johnson. Waterhouse, Thomas, bds 45 Langley. \ Waters, Harvey, miner, bds. Occidental. Watkins, Charles E architect, h 138 Cormorant. Watkins, Elwood, draughtsman, 131 Cormorant. Watkins, Frank, clerk 106 Yates, h. 131 Cormorant. Watkins, George, porter Dallas Hotel. Watkins, H., emp. 40 Fort. Watkins, M. H., 131 Cormorant. Watkins, Mrs. C, widow, h 131 Cormorant. Watson. Alexander, ship carpenter, h 5 Montreal. Watson, Alexander, ship carpenter, h 23 Catherine. Watson, Chas., salesman, S. Leiser & Co., h. 376 Johnson. Watson. F. Pierce, of Watson & Hall, I 281 Vates. Watson, Geo., driver Victoria Transfer Co., h Churchway. Watson, George, plumber, 99 Johnson. h. 98 Quebec. Watson, George, expressman, h 1 Pen- wall. Watson, Geo., h. 5 Montreal. Watqon. Genrsre F.. stonecutter, h 169 Fernwood road. »«*ATSON & HALL, GROCERS, 55 YATES ST. Watson, Harry, bartender Manhattan Saloon. Watson, Henry Robinson, warehouseman, 14 Yates, h. 376 Johnson. Watson, Joseph G., sergeant R. A., Work Point Barracks, h Esquimalt Rd. Watson, Miss F., 14 Douglas. Watson, Robt., clerk, 89 Government, h. Oak Bay ave. Watson, R., B.A., teacher High School, bds. 217 Fort. Watson, Thomas, emp Sayward Mill Co.. h Jessie St. Wa.tson. Thomas, mgr B. C. Telegraph Delivery Co., 62 Douglas, h 41 King- 6 Co., h 228 Yates. Watson, T. M„ night clerk Dallas- hotel. IiC23_:_E_ r DIRECTORY. Watson, Wm. W., carpenter, 23 Henry. Watson, William W., carpenter A. I. W., h 23 Henry. Watson, W. T., mechanic, 216 Cook. Watt, Alfred T., M.D., supt. Williams Head Quarantine station. Watt, Geo. Muterer, proof-reader Times, h 16 Rendell. Watt, Wm., proof-reader Times, h 72 Frederick. W.C.T.U., Refuge Home, 108 Cormorant Webb, John, painter, h Dominion road. Webb, Joseph W., florist, h Saanich rd. Webber, John, mariner, 100 N. Pembroke. Webber, Mrs. A., wid. 95 Herald. Weber, Harry, wire-worker, h 150 Johnson. Webster, Wm. John, of Dickinson & Webster, h. 26 Henry. Webster, D., stationary engineer, h 19 Coburg. Webster, Miss Mary, cashier B. C. Cattle market, h 32 Elizabeth. Webster, William, plaster, h 32 Elizabeth. Weeks, George, farmer, h Vining. » A i EILER BROS., * FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, CUTLERY, CARPETS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CORNER GOVERNMENT AND BROUGHTON, PHONE 103. FACTORY, 55 HUMBOLDT. 980 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUM BIA Weiler. VICTORIA CITY. White Weiler, Charles, of Weiler Bros., h 26 Blanchard. Weiler, George, of Weiler Bros., h 26 Blanchard. Weiler, John, retired, h 26 Blanchard. Weiler, Joseph, of Weiler Bros., h 26 Blanchard. Weiler Otto, of Weiler Bros., h 26 Blanchard. Weil, Leopold & Brothers, fur dealers (New York), James Rosenberger, agt., 96 Wharf. Weights and Measures—David Findley, Inspector, P.O. Building. Weir, James, carpenter, 18 N. road. Weir, James B., carpenter, h 25 North road. Weiss, M., cellarman, Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co. Welch, E. E., manager B. C, market. h. 4 Battery. Wellington Collieries, James Dunsmuir pres., Store St. Wellington Packing Co.'s cannery, Fraser river, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd.. agents, 61 Wharf. Wells, Alman B., bookbinder Colonist, h 2 Whittaker. Wells Fargo Express Co., R. P. Rithet & Co.. Ltd., 61 Wharf. Wells, Sidney, driver, 24 Government. Welsh. Harry W., app. 55 Government, h. 158 Chatham. Welsh, Herbert, traveller, M. R. Smith & Co., h 228 Yates. Welsh. James, moulder, A. I. W., h h. 158 Chatham. Welsh, Ralph, clerk, Canada Paint Co., Ltd., h. 158 Chatham. Wendt, John, engineer, 7 Robert, Victoria West. Wenger, C, watchmaker, 88 View. % A/ENGER, JOHN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 90 GOVERNMENT. h 88 View. Wensley, Wm., blacksmith, Admiral's rd West, A. C, dentist, 102 Government, h 105 Carr. West, James, tinner, 8 Store, h Hillside ave. West Julius, scavenger, h 50 Vancouver. West, J. H., emp. Weiler Bros. West Kootenay Land Co., Ltd., E. C Baker sec-treas., 54 Government. West, Theodore P., contractor, h 106 Fisguard. West, Wallace, elevator man Five Sisters, block, h. Elder, nr. Mt. Tolmie. Westcott Bros. (J. R. & E. E.) dry goods, etc., 93 Douglas. Westcott, Elsworth E., of Westcott Bros., h 90 North Chatham. Westcott, John R., of Westcott Bros., h 90 North Chatham. Western Assurance Co. of Toronto! Heisterman & Co., agents, 75 Gov-1 eminent. Western Canadian Ranching Co., B. C. L. & I. Agency agents, 40 Govern-! ment, James D. Prentice, mgr. Western Hotel, J. S. Rollen, prop, 84' Store. Western Union Tel. Co., Wm. Dee mgr., 78 Government. Westside. Dry Ooods, Hutcheson & Co., Ltd.. 70 Government. Wey, Arthur, h Fairfield road, Shoal Bafe q Wey, G. A., supt. the Bradstreet Co., Board of Trade building, h. Shoal Bay Wey. .Tosenh W.. eommission mercna i|H 6 Bastion Square, h. Shoal Bay. Whalen, Nord, Mrs. Thomas, h. 82 Store. \ Whatrton, Mrs. Marion, hairdresser. h. 15 Caledonia ave. Wheeler, —., bartender, h 6 Green. Wheeler, Arthur, h 15 South road. Wheeler, Herbert, clerk, Western Union Tel. Co., h 15 South road. Wheeler, Mrs. S. A., widow, h 13 St. LSiiis. Wheeler, Wm., bartender, Dominion Htl. • Wheeler (Wm. Henry)&Lambeth (Wm.) •City Transfer Co., 9 Fort, tel 190. Wheeler. W. H., city transfer, h. 162 \ Menzies. Whetstone, Abraham, retired, h 2 Snrmgfield Ave. White, A. C, solicitor, 30 Langley White, Alex., carpenter, Bishop & Sherborne, h. 2 Randall. White, Fred, bartender 130 Government. Whitej Fred, N. J., clerk, 6 Bastion, h. 145 Gorge road. White, G. W. E., designer, 109 Fisguard. White Horse Hotel, 86 Humboldt. White House dry goods, H. Young & Co., 67 Government. . White. James, nightwatchman, h 28 Farquhar. White, John, cigar maker, h 5 Putnam. White, J., policeman, No. 13, 166 Johnson. White, J., carpenter, cabin No. 25. 171 Johnson. White, Mrs. Edward, h. 145 Gorge road. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 981 White. VICTORIA CITY. Wilkins. R., widow, h 120 Richard White, Mrs son. White Star Line, 100 Government. White ,Thos, sealer, 54 Pembroke. White. Walter, steamboat man, h Ban- ington. White, William, sr., prop King's Head saloon, 48 Johnson, h 5 Putnam White, William C, retired, h 183 Cook. White,' William J., jr., h 5 Putnam. White, W. E., draughtsman, bds. Occidental hotel. White, W. J., porter, Driard, h. 170 Cook. Whitefield, Fred., bartender, 48 Johnson. Whitelaw, Chas., clerk Victoria Book and Stationery, h 115 Humboldt. Whitehouse. L. fl., 46 Pembroke. Whitelaw, John, miner, h 10 Blanchard. Whiteley, J. J., emp Fisheries Dept., h 47 McClure. Whiteside, John Edmund, miner, h 5 Whittaker. .Whitfield, H, clerk, h 89 Chatham. Whitfield, John, shoemaker, h 218 Cook Whitfield, R., h 89 Chatham. Whitley, —., emp. B.C Cannery Co., h 151 Vancouver. Whitley, J. J., Capt., 47 Maclure. Whitley, Sarah Ann, wid. James, 41 Victoria Crescent. Whitley, Stephen, 40 Quadra. Whittaker, Albert E., barber _28 Government, h 19 Chambers. Whittaker, Dalby E., h 19 Chambers. Whittaker, Samuel, taxidermist, 128 Government, h. 32 Alfred. Whittaker, Wm., barber shop, 128 Government, h. 19 Chambers. Whittier, —., farmer, Admiral's road. Whittier, Eugene, foreman Victoria Trans. Co., ranch. Whittier, Mrs., bds. Angel hotel. Whittier, M., sausagemaker, B.C. Market Co., bds. Dominion Hotel. Whittington, C, plumber, bds. 124 N. Pembroke. Whittington, Ernest W., of Moore Whittington, h. Milne. Whittington, Miss Alice, h. 124 North. Pembroke. Whittington, Percy, clerk, 124 North. PanVoroke. Whittington, Wm., bricklayer, 124 North Pembroke. Whitwell, Mrs., widow, h 113 FairrMd Rd. Whitwell, Thomas, expressman, h 25 Parkington- Whyte, Mrs. W., bookkeeper Bodwell & Duff, h. 49 Heywood ave. "■' JjEinnU!. flniffl-HJinflSjjY •_?^- JlgMCTORlA Whyte, Alex., carpenter, h 2 Randall. Wickens, E. G., musician, h 15 Bellot. Wickers, Robert, stoves and tinware, Broad, cor. Pandora. Wideningham, flarry, waiter Driard. Wiffen, Herbert C, warehouseman R. P. Rithet Co., Ld., h 30 Hillside Av. Wiffen, Mrs. C. F., widow, h 30 Hillside Av. Wight, W. J., driver, Vic. T. Co., h. Cook, cor. Yates. Wilby, James, cierk, 91 Douglas, h 33 Elizabeth. Wilby, Mrs. H. E., wid., Cadboro Bay rd Wilby, William, stationery and fancy proods, 91 Douglas, h 174 Yates. Wilcock, James, emp. W. J. Pendry. Wilcockson, Mrs. W. B., 99 View. Wild, Alfred J., master gunner, R. A. Wk. Pt. Bks., h Esquimault Rd. Wilder, George, gardener, Royal Jubilee Hospital. Wilder, Hubert, h 15 Sayward. Wilders, Claude, clerk, h 15 Sayward Ave. Wilders, John, carpenter, h 15 Sayward Av. Wilkens, Robt., lab., room 34, 132 Johnson. Wilkerson, E. S., C.E., h. 16 Labou- chre. Wilkerson, Harry, carpenter, h 98 Quadra. Wilkerson, James, carpenter, h 4 Quebec. Wilkerson, W. H., watchmaker, 47 Government, h 4 Quebec. Wilkins, Ede C, Mrs. dressmaker, h 26 Quadra. Wilkins, Fred, express, h 85 Yates. Wilkins, Louis M., messenger E. & N. Ry., h. Oak Bay ave. Wilkinson, A., blacksmith, 55 Store, h Lora and Ivy. 982 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. Wilkinson. VICTORIA CITY. Williams Wilkinson, C H., mgr B. C. Dev. Assn., Board of Trade building. "Wilkinson, George E., gardener 40 Quadra. Wilkinson, Mrs. Rich., h 97 View. Wilkinson, Mrs. E. S., h 16 North Park. Wilkinson, Wm., lineman, h 2 Discovery Wilkes, Walter, Elec. Ry., h. 167 Fernwood road. "Willapa," str., Capt. Foote, Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. Willard, A., clerk, h Catherine. Willard, Frank, painter, h Catherine. V\ ..icuu. Henry, coi_a a. u. ndec Ry, h 21 Elliee. Willard, Joel, painter, h. Catherine. Willard, Norme, carpenter, h. Catherine. Wille, Harry, night elk New England House, h 82 View. Wille, L., baker and grocer, 25 Johnson. William Kirby, expressman, h 74 Quadra William, Lottie, waitress Dominion Htl. "ILLIAMS, A., A CO., (Established 18S5) MINING, REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL BROKER AND AGENT, CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 104 YATES, Nr. DOUGLAS. RES. 23 SCORESBY. Williams, Alfred C, foreman brickyard, h 8 Third. Williams. Ben. & Co.. mining operators and brokers, 44 Fort. ILLIAMS, B., A COMPANY, (William Thwaits, Williams.) CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 97 JOHNSON. ILLIAMS, BEN. REAL ESTATE BROKER, MINES AND MINING STOCKS, 44 FORT, RES. 10 BELLOTT. Williams, Capt. John O., capt. "Flora," h 39 Quadra. Williams, Chas., carpenter, 42 Bridge. Williams, Edmund A., laborer, 126 North Park road. Williams, Edward, laborer, h 68 VicR, Williams, Edward, carpenter, h Loyal. Williams, Eliza, widow, h 74 Quadrajr Williams, Frank, coachman, A. E. iM Phillips. Williams, Frank, bartender Hotel Dallas, Dallas Rd. Williams, Frederick, h 2 Superior, Williams, Fred, druggist, h 52 Michigan. Williams, George, piano player, h 89 Pandora. Williams, Horace C, Tel. Co., h. 44 First. Williams, Isaac V., St. George, cutter, J, Piercy & Co., bds. the Sterling. Wit-cu-ia, James __awrence, ■_■_ First" Williams, Jane, wid. Chas., h 13 St James. Williams, John, emp. F. Jeune. Williams, John, mariner, bds. California Hotel. Williams, John, clerk, 39 Johnson, h. 74 Quadra. ■Williams, John D. Drayman, 57 Wharf, h Garbally road. Williams, John R., gardener, 74 Quadra, Williams, J. L., carpenter, h 44 First. Williams, J. N. S., mining engineer, 35 Board of Trade Building. Williams, Kirby, teamster, h 74 Quadra, Williams, Mary, school teacher, 10 Bellot. Williams, Miss, h '42j4 Vancouver.'. Williams, Miss, h 8 Broughton. Williams, Mrs. F. B., prop Balmoral Hotel. Williams, Mrs. J. W., wid. 137 Blanchard. Williams, Mrs. Octave, wid. George, h 146 Michigan. Williams, Myrtle, h 57 Chatham. Williams, Richard A., cannery man ger, h 126 . . Park. Williams, Robert, Prof., Rock Bay B&, h Work. Williams, Robt. T., bookbinder, h 122 View. Williams, S. h., Bridge. Williams, Thad, jockey, bds. DelmonSffl Williams, Thomas, bartender, Windsor Hotel. Williams, Thomas W., florist, h Skinner St. Williams, T. A., painter, h 126 North Park road. Williams, Wm., mariner, bds. California Hotel. Williams, Wm., stonecutter, 13 Humboldt a I Williams, W., h cor Moss and Fairfielf viMNwmm _3________i (GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 983 Williams. VICTORIA CITY. Wilson. Williams, William T., of B. Williams Co., h 10 Belott Williams, W., 68 View. Williamson, D., h., Tennyson road. Williard, Norman, driver Brown Sc Cooper, h Victoria West. Willie, Harry, clerk New England, h 82 I View. Wiinhgi August, cigar maker, wks. 155 Fort, h. 63 Chambers. Willings, August, cigarmaker, h 89 Dis- ; covery. Willings, Walter, cigarmaker, h Pandora. Willis, Martin, driver, 19 Broughton. Wiljniarst, Archie, bartender, London House. Wills, Frank, carpenter, h 141 Fernwood Rd. Willsie, Mrs. M. G., widow, h 59 North Chatham. Wjjmot, E. A., C.E., supt. of Dyke, on Fraser River, h 103 Vancouver. Wilmot, Hugh, h 103 Vancouver. Wilmot, Miss A., clerk Arcade. Wilmot Noel, h. 103 Vancouver. Wilson, —., bds. California Hotel. Wilson, Agnes S., dressmaker, 52 Pandora, h. 10 Caledonia ave. Wilson, A. C, 13 Broad, h 41 Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson, A. & W., stoves and tinware, 13 Broad. Wilson, Alexander, A. & W. Wilson, h .41 Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson, Archibald, laborer, Springfield ' Av. Wilson, Biggerstaff, clerk Bank of B.C. bds. St. Charles. Wilson, Bros., whl. grocers, 80 Wharf. Wilson, C F., law student Bodwell & Duff, bds. St. Charles. Wilson. D.. school inspector, 33 Bird Cage Walk. Wilson, Frank, canner, rooms, 38 Johnson. Wilson, Fred, bookkeeper, h 41 Cadboro . Bay road. Wilson, Fred., barber 99% Douglas., h 146 Johnson. Wilson, F. M., plumber, 13 Broad h. 41 Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson, George, A.I.W., h. rear 86 Store. Wilson. Harry, mate, on sealer, bds. Gd. Pacific Hotel. Wilson, Henry, engineer "Danube." h Springfield ave. Wilson. Henrv. engineer h. Springfield ave. Wilson, Herald P., assayer, house 130 Cadboro Bay road. Wilson hotel, M. H. McCabe, prop., 90 Yates. BILL POSTING, ADVERTISING. DISTRIBUTING, t^SKPosB **j__W_PTtSIN6 GO- BHSS£5HARP, M.n»Eer. ]$PfMEH STREET. Vancouver: Commercial Work given Special & Personal Attention Wilson, H. A., clerk Driard Hotel. Wilson, H. B ickford, manager the Molsons Bank, h. Esquimalt road. Wilson, H. G., salesman, Wilson Bros., h. St.' Charles. Wilson, James, jr., 10 Caledonia ave. 3 Wilson, James, contractor, 10 Caledonia ave. ;-■'■■« , c Wilson, Jennie (Mrs.), dressmaker, » Gordon. ■ £' . T Wilson, John Auld, draughtsman, A. L Works, rooms Oriental Hotel. Wilson, John, barber, 17 Johnson, h. l<y Johnson. 91 rVint. Wilson, John, sailor, room 7, 21 Chat Wilson, John James, emp. National mills, h. Burnside road. WUson, John, rms 41 Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson Joseph, of W &jJ. Wilson n Wilson, Joseph E., clerk 83 Govern ment, h 22 Scoresby. ■ Wilson, J. Keith, h. 24 Churchway. Wilson J. R-, h 41 Cadboro. Wilson, J. W'., plnmber h 21 Quebec. 57 Superior. Wilson, Major John, h. , cor Belcher St. & Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson, Mary, folder B.C. P. & H. Corp. 105 Blanchard. Wilson, Miss, clerk Arcade. Wilson. Miss Jessie, maid Jubilee bos Wil"oh, Mrs. Janet, widow, h 30 Ed- wSso0n?Mfss, M., nurse, h 104 Pandora Wilson. Mrs. Thomas, widow, h 193 wSn^Robert, Cuthbert h. 10 Cal- w'lson,aR, salesman 13 Broad, h 41 WSon:rRevayDnd Reamed Episcopal Church, h 9 Kingston. Wilson. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. Woodward! Wilson, Samuel, clerk Johns Bros., 45 Hillside ave. Wilson, Sidney, clerk D. Spencer's, h 55 Michigan. Wilson, T. Gilberts, clerk Turner, Beeton & Co., h 130 Cadboro Bay road. Wilson, T. S., h St. Charles. Wilson, Walter, tinner, Yates, house 105 Blanchard. Wilson, William, C, plumber 13 Broad, h 41 Cadboro Bay Rd. Wilson, Wm., Raymond, h 130 Cadboro Bay road. Wilson, Wm., clerk Land Registratiou office, h 130 Cadboro Bay road. Wilson, William, of W. Sc J. Wilson, h. Charles st. Wilson, W., of A. & W. Wilson, h 21 Quebec. Wilson, W. & J., clothing and furnishings, 83 Government. Wilson, W. Ridgeway, architect, 8 Bastion square, h. Gorge road. Wilson, W. W., apprentice, 21 Quebec. Winch, C, engineer. Driard Hotel. Winchester, Chas., 236 Yates, Winchester, Daniel, 236 Yates. Winchester, Mrs. Louisa, wid, 181 Cook. Winchester, Rev. A. B., Presbyterian Chinese Mision, h 19 Kingston. Winchester, Wm., h. 19 Kingston. mo son farmer ^olmie. Windsor Hotel, G. Richardson, prop., 23 Government. Winger, John, fur dresser and dyer, 175 Fort. Winkel, W. N., h. 32 Niagara. Winkle, Fred, h 32 Niagara. Winn, M. C, barber, 29 Johnson. Winsby, Herbert P., clerk 46 Fort, h 21 Stanley Ave. Winsby, Walter, h 21 Stanley Ave. Winsby, William N., teacher Central school, h 21 Stanley Ave. Winsby, William P., city tax collector, h 21 Stanley Ave. Winsby, W. P., tax collector, h 21 Stanley. Winter, George, hackman, h 228 ^'airfield. Winter, Geo. Henry, clerk Bk of B.N.A. 15 Menzies. Winter, Robt., coachman, 75 McClure. Wise, Capt. F. W., wharfinger outer wharf, h 7 Dallas Rd. Withers, Miss, Arcade. Wolf. P., driver, Victoria Brewing Co., 189 Government. Wolfe, John Joseph, butcher, 104 Johnson, h. 51 Chatham. Wolfe, William, commission agent, 54 Humboldt. Wolfenden, A. R., accountant B. C. L. & I. agency, h Russell, Victoria W.| Wolfenden, Lieut.-Col. R., Queejft Printer, h 125 Menzies. Wolfenden, Walter, B.C. Land and™ Agency, h Russell. Wolfenden, Walter W., h 125 Menzies, Wolff, Ernest, tailor, h 34 BellevilM Wolff, Ernest, tailor, 60 Yates, h. Belleville. Wollaston, Kenneth, clerk Turner, B« ton & Co., h Oak Bay Ave. Wollaston, Mrs. R. F., h Belcher avel Wollaston, Percy, sr., h McGregor|M Wollaston, Percy, .ir., mgr Wilson Bros,, Yates, h Oak Bay Ave. Wood, Alex. M., shipper, M. R. SmUaB Wood, Alice, wid. G., h 111 BlanclM Wood, Alfred, prop. Colonist Hotel, cor, Katherine and Simcoe. Wood, Andrew, policeman, 116 Bay. f Wood, A. W., 66 Collinson. Wood, Frederick, conductor B. C. Electric Co., h 29 Harrison. Wood, E., farmer, Mt. Tolmie. Wood, Geo., barber, 19 Trounce, M Yates. Wood, Harry, miner, h 8 Perry. Wood, Jacob, cond. El. Ry., h 40 Har- rison. Wood, James, blacksmith, 116 Bay. 1 Wood, John, police constable, h. SpriSg Ridge. Wood, Mrs. Margaret F., widow, h 2f Hor rison. Wood, Robt., bds. 84 Store. Wood, R. C. emp. C. Morley, h 12 Croft Wood, S., wid., W. H., h. 44 HenryB Wood, Thomas Ed, Jr., A. I. Wks., I 14 Caledonia Ave. Wood. Thomas, Sr., h 14 Caledonia Ail Wood, Wm., gardener, 112 Toronto. Wood, Wm., dairyman, Old Esquimal road. Woodgatp. Thomas, emp Esquim^B Dock Yd., Woodill, Mrs. R., 109 Pandora. Woodman of tho Wnr'.ri t^et 164 Yajffl Woodruf, J., fireman, bds. Rock Bay Hotel. Woods, George, coachman, Craigdarrodf h. Belcher. Woods, George, barber, 53 Yates. Woods, Geo., bartender. Regent Saloos^ Woods, Geo. A., opr. Times. Woods, John, hackman, 4 Randall. Woods, Miss E. H, teacher, h 28 Nortfi Park. Woods, Miss Sarah, h 28 N. Park. Woods, William, dairyman, h Old Esquimault Rd. Woodward, A. J., fruit grower, Fairfi^ Rd. CAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. Woolack. VICTORIA CITY. York. Woolack, James, 15 Humboldt. Wooldridge, Miss, clerk Arcade. Wooldridge, T. E., bookkeeper, Lands and Works Dept., Menzies. Woolridge. Misses, dressmakers, 107 Fort, h 30 Blanchard. Wo Jley. Capt. Olive Phillips, h • Wood- hall," Oak Bay Ave. Wooley, Jessie, steno., Robt. Ward & Co., Ltd., h 141 Fort. Wootton, Eliza., wid. Henry, h. 70 Rae. Wootton, Edward E.. of McPhillips, Wooton & Barnard, h 128 Richardson. Wootton, S. Yardley, registrar-general of titles and joint stock companies. court house, h. 151 Richardson. Wootton, Mrs. H. H, widow, b h. 151 Richardson. WORK POINT BARRACKS. Lieut.-Col. J. Peters, Commandant Military District No. 11. Major, W. F. Trotter, R. M. A. Lieut.-Col. A. Grant, R. E. Surgeon, A. Bell, R.N. Workman, Miss Lena, clerk Arcade, Fort st. W OKMAN (THE) B.C. (Weekly), THE ONLY LABOR PAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, PUBLISHED BY THE B.C. WORKMAN CO., VICTORIA. Workman, Mrs. A., widow, 177 Fort. Worlock, M. R. C, clerk, Molsons Bank, h Pemberton road. Worlock, Fred'k H., Can. Dev. Co., Ltd., h. Pemberton road. Worrell, Thos., baker, M. R. Smith. Worsfold, James K., chief clerk Provincial Secretary's Dept., h. 128 Richardson. Worth, Frank, teamster, h 43 Princess Ave. Worthington, John, h 15 Rock Bay ave. Worthington, Thos., h 15 .Rock Bay ave. Worthington, Wm., h 15 Rock Bay ave. Wrathall, Richard Parker, butcher and cattle dealer, Soeed Ave. Wray, Albert, emp. Marine I. Wks. wriglesworth, Charles T., clerk Lenz & Leiser, h 19 Bellot. Wriglesworth, Edward, bricklayer, h 129 Yates. Wriglesworth. Joseph, grocer 53 Blanchard, h 129 Yates. wriglesworth, Walter, elec light emp, h 129 Yates. DOERING & MARSTRAND S Limited. Alexandra Lager, Beer and Porter. Specially Recommended. Address, MOUNT PLEASANT, VANCOUVER, B. C Telephone 429. Wriglesworth, W., plumber, 129 Yates. Wright, Alfred J., supt. York County L. and S. Co., h 229 Pandora. Wright, Charles, h Russell, Vic. W. Wright, Chas., mason, 43 David. Wyatt, Fred Geo., printer, h 9 Centre rd. Wright, Harry, 7 Hill. Wright, L. O., painter, 40 iort, h 58 Kane. Wright, Mrs., widow, h 141 Fort. Wyatt, Fred., opr. Times P. & P- Co. Wylde, Albert M., collector "Times, h 11 Bellot. Wvlde, E. A., asst. manager Bank of B C , res. James st., Esquimalt road. Wv'ld, Leonard H., clerk, F. C. Davidge & Co., Ltd., h. James st Vic west Wylde, Mrs. C, wid. C. S., h 58 Cadboro Bay road. Wvlde, M. A., surveyor, 11 Bellot. Wylie! Harry .night clerk, 116 Govern- Wylly' Charles Graham, average ad- " juster, 98 Wharf, h 4 Young Wynne, Geo., customs, h. 155 Vancouver. __ _ .-,.„„ p Wynne. George W., of E. G. Prior & Co., Ld., h 155 Vancouver. Yang-Tsze, insurance ass0«ation^fl ?A Rithet & Co., Ltd., agents 61 \\ hart. Yarwood, E., Cadboro Bay Rd. Yates, Henry M., sec Pacific Club, li Burnside Rd. Yates J Stuart, of Yates & Jay, h Craigilea Farm, Gorge.road Yates Sc Jay, barnsteis. .- i ns.ian. Yates, J. D., of Adam & Skinner Yeo John, expressman, h 9 Green. Yerrill, Wm., Elec. Ry., 58 South road. York County Loan and Sav. Co., A. J. Wright, supt., 35 Yates. vorke, F. M., stevedore, h 320 Dallas road. York. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA VICTORIA CITY. York, Joseph, retired, 92 Quebec. York, L. S. V., elk Lenz & Leiser, h 92 Quebec. York, Wm., h. 92 Quebec. Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities Corporation, Ltd., A. W. More Sc Co., agents, 86 Government. Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities Corp., A. W. More & Co., agents. "Yosemite," str., Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. Young, Chester, carpenter, h. 1 Hill. Young, Geo. W., E. & N. Ry., 113 Fisguard. Young, Henry & Co. (Henry B. Young), dry goods, 67 Government. Young, flenry, of Henry Young & Co., h 124 Michigan. Young, Henry Beynon, of Henry Young & Co., h 177 Superior. Young, James, shoemaker, h. 5 Hill. Young, John Chas., h. 5 Hill. Young, John, blacksmith, 96 Johnson, rooms Vancouver house. Young, John, driver, 15 Store, h. Esquimalt. Young, John, contractor, 1 Hill. Young, John, mariner, bds. California. Young, John Chas., h 5 Hill. Young, Peter, laborer, h Alderman road. Young John James, Sr., blacksmith A. I. Wks, h 9 Hill. Young, Louis, of M. & L. Young, h 116 Government. Young, Levi, carpenter, 1 Hill. Young, M., of M. & L. Young, h 116 Government. Young, M. & L., props New England Hotel & Bakery, 116 Government. Young, R. H., bookkeeper, 78 Fort, h. 124 Vancouver. Young, Wayland H., M.E., with R. E. L. Brown, res. Driard Hotel. Young Women's Christian Assn. Mrs. Ida Schwender, sec'y, 32 Rae. Young, W. L. B., h 124 Michigan. Zarelli, D., h 140 Johnson. Zarelli, Joseph, laborer, h Pandora South Zellinsky, P., 57 St. Lawrence. Zoelle, Chas., Albion Saloon, 12 Yates. CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS. AH HOY, MERCHANT TAILOR. 11 Cormorant. Ah Wing, cook, Victoria Steam Bakery. BO. J. A CHARLIE MERCHANT TAILORS, 27 STORE, OPP. E. * N. RY. DEPOT. Bow, Kee, tailor, 192 Government. Bow, Lung, butcher, 170 Government. ' Chan Sing Kai, Rev., Chinese Methodm! 16 Fisguard. Chan Sui, I. X. L. Laundry, 45 Pandora, Chang Tai, merchant, 157 Government Chaw Chung & Co., fancy goods, 48 Cormorant. Chew Van Lung, grocer, 29 Cormorant, Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Society, 44 Fisgard. Chinese Employment Office & Lajffi.j dry, 76 Fort. Chinese Girls' Mission Home, matron, Miss Bowes, 100 Cormorant Chinese Methodist Mission, Rev. Chan Sing Kai, 16 Fisguard. Chinese Mission, 16 Kane. Chim Kee, washing & ironing, 3 Herald. Ching Chung, merchant, 13 Fisguard. Ching Kee, dealer, 21 Fisguard. ' Ching Long, washing & Ironing, fl Pandora. Chong Kee, merchant tailor, 153 Government. Chong Sun, bottling agency, 4 Cormorant. Chow Fan, 54 Cormorant. Chung Lung & Co., merchants and contractors, 186 Government. Chung Sing, laundry, 32 Store. Chung San, laundry, 73 Douglas.. Dan Tock Tong, Chinese physician, 1! Cormorant. Foo Kee, tailor, 40^ Cormorant. Fook, Sang Tang, 15 Cormorant. Fow Yuen, shoemaker, 5 Cormorant. Gee Chung, merchant tailor, 6 Cormorant. Gee Yick Co., tea store, 27 Cormorant, Gim Fook Yuen, merchant, 178 Government. Gin Wan, laundry, 185 Government. Gue Tai, tailor, 38 Fisguard. Ham Yick, merchandise. 13 Cormorant. Hang Wo Hing Kee, fancy goods, 31 Cormorant. Hing Fah Fong Kei, 29^ Cormorant. Hip Lung Co., dealers in opium.lffl Chinese merchandise, 22 Cormor§» Hong Chung Low, restaurant, 139 Government. Hong Lee & Co., employment officejffl Government. Hong Long, Chinese Laundry, 27 Vieiv. Hong Long, laundry, 27 View. Hong Yuen & Co., vegetables. 84 Cormorant. Hop, Lee, barber, 17 Fisguard. Hop Lee, laundry, 25 Pioneer. ■^-■■-■"■■--^ ■"-»-• —- -- •-"-TTiffiii a__ s ssas. .uu'v. GAZETTEEx. AND DIRECTORY. 981 Hop. VICTORIA CITY. Sun. Hop Lee & Co., merchant tailors, 135^ Government. Hung Shing, Chinese goods, 8 Cormorant. Jim Kee, laundry, 135 Vancouver. Jim Lee, laundry, 108 Yates. Jim Wo, laundry, 29 Store. Kam Cheong, merchant tailor, 7 Cormorant. Kee Hip Sing boots & shoes, 188 Government. Kee Pow, merchant tailor, 190 Government. Kee Tim, employment bureau, 27 Store. Kim Loon, shirt mfrg, 44 Cormorant. Kim Lung & Co., tailors, 168 Government. Kong Sing Wing Co., general merchants, 186 Government. Kwong Hing, Chinese laundry, 128 Fort Kwong Lung Co., merchant tailors, 80 Cormorant. Kwong Hing, laundry, 157 Fort. Kwong Hing Lung, grover, 172 Government. Kwong On Lug & Co., opium, 32 Cormorant. Kwong Sing Wing & Co., groceries, ->4 Fisguard. Kwan Yick, groceries, h 42 Fisguard. Kwing Fai On Co., merchant, 22 Cormorant. Kwong Wo, dealer, 34 Cormorant. Kwong, Yei Tong, 19 Fisguard, barbers. Lai Sing, rest., 44 Fisguard. Lan Ker, shoemaker, 192% Government Lee Cheong, of Tai Yueng & Co., 135 Government. Lee Hing, barber, 16 Cormorant. Lee, Lee, barber, 180 Government. Lee Wing laundry, 187 Government. Lee Wong Kow, 5% Cormorant. Lee Woy of Tai Yuen & Co., 135 Government. Lim, Sam, groceries & provisions. Look Den, tailor, 33 Store. Lung, Chung & Co., merchants, 186 Government. Lung, Bow, butcher, 176 Government. Lung Sam, Laundry, 31 Store. Man Hing, baker, 38 Cormorant. Mee Hing, jeweler, 18 Cormorant. Mee Waugh's Laundry, 121 Douglas. Milie Jime & Co., 10 Store. Ming Lee, laundry, 187 Government. Mon Hing, Chinese Mission, 80 Chatham Mong Kow. Lee. interpreter, customs house, h. 7 Cormorant. Mungkow Lee, Chinese intreperter, Customs House. Nam Kee, 97 Cormorant, laundry. jiiUVtn He*dciuartersfo1' G Roses and II,. Carnations. USB Finest Assortment of ■CORATIVE AND HOUSE PLANTS, Corner Burrard and Melville Streets, VANCOUVER. TEL. 109. JAMES PONT. Manager On Hing & Bros., tent makers, 11 Store. On Wing & Bro., tea and cigars, 40 Tis- guard. On Wo, Laundry, Broad. On Wo & Co., merchant tailors, 138 Government. Oy Tang, Charley, tailor, 146 Government. Pook, Long & Co., curios and fancy goods,. 46 Fisguard. Quing Ma Lung, cigarmfs., .15i^ Cormorant Qung Yun Sang, drugs, 18 Fisguard. Quong Lee, 41 Cormorant. Quong Man Fung Co., opium, 26 Cormorant. Sam Chong, Chinese laundry, 42 Blanchard. Sam Chun, lanudry, 73 Douglas. Sang Sing, laundry, 173 Johnson. San, Wo., laundry and wood dealer, 140 Yates. Sam Kee, merchant tailor, 46 Cormorant. Sam Sing, laundry, 69 Humboldt. Sam Chong, laundry, 42 Blanchard. Sam Wah & Co., merchants, 182 Government. Sam Wo Lee, laundry, 65 Humboldt. Sen Wa Lee, butcher, 15 Fisguard. Sing Chung, laundry, 32 Store. Sing Kee Laundry, 226 Cook. Sing Lee Co., groceries, 23 Fisguard. Sing, Lee & Co., groceries, 37 Fisguard. Sing Lee Laundry, 121 Johnson. Sing Yee Co., rest, contr., 23 Fisguard. Sing Yuen, ladies' underwear, 17d uo\- ernment Son War, laundry, 117 Johnson. Song Lee laundry 43v_ Pandora. Soon Lee, laundry, 25 Pioneer. Sue Wo Lung Kee, tin shop, 52 Fisguard. - _. Sun Gum Long, etc., tailors, 23 Store. 988 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA Sun. VICTORIA CITY. Yuen, Sun Lee'Yuen, boots and shoe repairer, 188 Government. Sun Luen Hing Co., merchant 28 Co 1 morant. Tai Fung Thung Kee & Co., groceries, etc., 32 Fisguard. Tai Hing, barber, Cormorant. Tai Soong & Co., fancy goods, 40 Cormorant. Tai Wo & Co., contractors, groceries, 39 Fisguard. Tai Yune & Co., opium dealers, 135 Government. Tim Kee, emp agent, 23 Store. Ting Hing, barber, 24 Fisguard. Tom Fing, Chinese Laundry, h 135 Vancouver. Wah Hing & Co., merchant, 36 Cormorant Wah Lung tailor, 171 Government. Wah Tun & Co., groceries, 78 Cormorant. Wan Gin, laundry, 185 Government. Wing, Ah, Chinese interpreter, employment Bureau, 11 Fisguard. Wing Chong Co., tents, 19 Store. Wing Chung, laundry, h 173 Johnson. Wing Chung Lung, merchant tailor, 43 Fisguard. Wing Hing, washing a rd ironing, 119 Wing Fat, tailor, 30 Cormorant. Wing, Lee, laundry, 144 Yates. Wing Mow Koo, baker, 22 Fisguard. Wing On, grocer, 24 Cormorant. Wing Sing, laundry, 183 Government. Wo Hing, barber, 45 Fisguard. Wo Kee, merchant tailor, 160 Government Wo Lee, shoemaker, 127 Johnson. Wo Sang, 35 Store. Wo Tye & Co., tea inspector, 56 Johnson. Win Sing, laundry, 183 Government. Wong Lam, 150 View. Wong Sim, cook, 29 Kane. Wrong On Lung & Co., opium imporf ers., etc., 32 Cormorant. Ye Hing, laundry, 130 Cook. Yee Chung, laundry, 42 Quadra. . Yee Lee, barber, 180 Government. Yee Wo, laundry, 59 Humbolt. Yei Yick Co., merchant tailors, 27 Cof morant. Yen Gee, tailor, 25y Cormorant. Yen Kee, drugs 11 Fisguard. Yick Lung & Co., grocers and dry goods, 34 Fisguard. Ying Chong Lung, 39 Cormorant. Ying Lung Chew Kee Co., tailors, grocers, 170 Government. Yip Sen, Charlie, Chinese interpreter $ P. R. Yock Lee, tobacconist, 155 GovernmeiS Young, Lee, interpreter C. P. R. Yuong Man Fuug & Co., General MercS ants 26 Cormorant st. Young Lung, Chew Kee Co., merchant tailors and grocers, 170 Government, Yow Goo, barber, 20 Cormorant. Yow Yee, rest., 23 Fisguard. Yuen Lung, merchant, 37 Cormorant § TO FIND A NAME I You must know how to Spell it. BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED CTORY COMPRISING A UST OF TRADES PROFESSIONS and PURSUITS ARRNCEQ ALPHABETICAL!. BY POST OFFICES. ACADEMIES. St. Ann's Convent—Nanaimo. St. Ann's Convent—New Westminster. Sacred Heart Academy—Vancouver. Sisters of St. Anne's Convent—Victoria. ACCOUNTANTS. MeKenzie, Chas. D.—Kaslo. Gamble & O'Reilly—Nelson. Eastman, H. A.—New Westminster. Smither, Alfred1,—New Westminster. Walker, Waiter C—New Westminster. Webber, Edgar L.—New Westminster. White, Alfred E.—New Westminster. Anderson, Thos.—Rossland. Danby, Wm. H., accountant—Rossland. Falsing, Wm. Henry.—Rossland. Cross & Co.—Silverton. Benwell, J. 0.—"Vancouver. Clarkson, Cross & Helliwell, Vancouver. Crombie, J. G., accountant—Vancouver. Hope, Graveley & Co.—Vancouver. Stein, W. T., & Co.—Vancouver. I'm ser, Donald—Victoria. Peirson, Joseph—Victoria. AGENTS—GENERAL. Stone, Oliver T.—Kaslo. Twiss, Wm. J.—Kaslo. Eastman, H. A.—New Westminster. Hope, Graveley & Co., Vancouver. Macnaughton, A. E., agent—Vancouver. Stein, W. T. & Co., Vancouver and Victoria. Bethune, J. T. & Co., Victoria. Everton, Geo., agent—Victoria. Martin, A. C. & Co.-Victw*i. More, .A. W. & Co., agents—Victoria. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Trap, T. J. & Co.—New Westminster. Prior, E. G. & Co., Vancouver, Vernon, Victoria and Kamloops. Grimm. Wm.—Victoria. ARCHITECTS. Sansom, C. W. H. & Co.—Greenwood. Lee, Robert Henry, architect—Kamloops. Kelly, James, architect—Nanaimo. Cave, Harry-^Nelson. Curtis, Geo. D.—Nelson. Ewart, Alex. Chas., architect—Nelson. Taylor, Geo. N.—Nelson. McLean, Chas. B., architect—Revelstoke. Honeyman, John J., architect—Rossland. Blackmore, Wm., architect—Vancouver. Dalton, W. T., Vancouver. Grant, G. W.—New Westminster. Gnenthir, Emil—New Westminster. McCartney, A. E. Vancouver. Malory, J. W., Vancouver. Parr & Fee—Vancouver. Whitehead, E. A., Vancouver. Wickenden, CO., Vancouver. Bayne, R. R., architect—Victoria. Day, O., architect—Victoria. Dav. R. S.—Victoria. Keith, J. C. M., architect—Victoria. Mallandaine, E. J., architect—Victoria. i Muir, J. Maxwell, Victoria. I Serby, Thos. C, architect—Victoria. €4 990 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Teague, John, architect—Victoria. Tiarks, J. Gerhard, architect—Victoria. Wilson, W. Ridgeway—Victoria. ART GLASS. Bloomfield, H. & Sons—Vancouver. ASSAYERS. Dick, Prank, assayer—Brandon. Ronan & Leach—Port Steele. Witllinger, N. A.—Port Steele. Macklin, Herbert—Galiano. Greenwood Assay Offlce—Greenwood. Guess Bros.—Greenwood. Hillary, G. M.—Greenwood. Luckenbel, J. C—Greenwood. Tretheway & Buck, assayers—Kaslo. Archibald & Pearson—Nelson. Campbell-Johnston, R. C—Nelson. Church. Geo. B.—Nelson. McKillop, Alex. L., assayer—Nelson. Haley, John M.—Rossland Kamloops Mining & Devel. Co., assayers— Rossland. Marsh, Rich., assayer—Rossland. Woodhouse, C. C, Jr., assayer—Rossland. Wilson, Chas. M., assayer and M. E.—Sandon. Herbert, assayer—Victoria. P., assayer—Vancouver. Herbert, analyst—Victoria. Pellew & Co.—Victoria. Bull, assayers—Victoria. Ruby, assayer—Whitewa- Oarmichael, Harvey, W. Carmichael, Harvey, W. Ransford & Winstead, Walt. ter. MoVIcar, John, assayer—Ymir. AUCTIONEERS. Paisley, Louis W., auctioneer—Chilliwack. Roadley, Thos., auctioneer—Kamloops. Rich, H. N., auctioneer—Ladners. Good, J. N., general commission auctioK- eer—Nanaimo. . Trapp-, T. J.—New Westminster. Painter & Turton—Vancouver. Pelkey, J. A., auctioneer—Vancouver. Rankin, John S.—Vancouver. Davies, Joshua, auctioneer—Victoria. Hardaker, Wm. T.—Victoria. Jones, W., auctioneer—Victoria. AUDITORS. See Accountants. BAKERS. Riedel & Kuester, bakers, Kaslo. Jerome, Wilson—Nanaimo. Smart Geo., baker and confectioner—Nanaimo. Rowbotham, Mrs. S—Nanaimo. Vienna Bakery—Nelson. Baker, Wm.—New Westminster. Ferguson, John—New Westminster. Jackson, A.—New Westminster. Lavery, A. L.—New Westminster. Swain, Samuel—New Westminster. Smith, Alfred, bakery—Revelstoke. Larson,, E. S.—Rossland. Shirley, A. J., bakery—Rossland. Dodson, Joseph—Vancouver. Dosell, Chas.—Vancouver. Hewton, John W.—Vancouver. Blaquiere, Matthew, bakery—Victoria. B. C. Bakery and Grocery—Victoria. Croghan, Lucas, Liverpool Bakery—Victo rla. Kippen &Botsford, bakery—Victoria. McMillan Bros., bakery—Victoria. Simmon & Co ker, bakers—Victoria. Smith, M. R. & Co.—Victoria. Young, M. & L., New England Bakery- Victoria. BANKS. Bank of B. N. A.—Ashcroft. Merchants Bank of Halifax—Atlin. Canadian Bank of City. Canadian Canadian Bank of Commerce—Cranbrooke. British North America—Dawson Bank of Commerce—Dawson. Bank of Commerce—Fernie. Fort Steele Safe Dep. Co.—Fort Steele. Keep, C. fig & Co.—Fort Steele. Eastern Townships Bank—Grand Forks. 1 Merchants Bank of Halifax—Grand Forks. Bank of B. N. A.—Greenwood. Bank of Montreal—Greenwood- Canadian Bank of Commerce—Greenwood. Bank of British Columbia, W. H. Pegram, mgr., Kamloops. Bank of B. N. A.—Kaslo. Bank of British Columbia, Nanaimo. Merchants' Bank of Halifax—Nanaimo. Bank of B. C, Nelson. Bank of Montreal, Nelson. Imperial Bank of Canada—Nelson. Merchants' Bank of Halifax—Nelson. Bank of Mont al, New Denver. Bank of B. C—New Westminster. Bank of Montreal, New Westminster. Imperial Bank of Canada, Revelstoke. Molsons Bank—Revelstoke^ Bank of B. C—Rossland. Bank of B. N. A., Rossland. Bank of Montreal, Rossland. Bank of Toronto—Rossland. Merchants' Bank of Halifax—Rossland. Bank of B. C, Sandon. Bank of British North America, Trail. Bank of J_Contreal—Vancouver. Bank of B. C, Vancouver. Bank of B. N. A.—Vancouver. Bank of Halifax—Vancouver. Bank of Hamilton—Vancouver. Canadian Bank of Commerce—Vancouver. Imperial Bank of Canada, Vancouver. Merchants' Bank of Halifax—Vancouver, j Molsons Bank—Vancouver. Bank of B. N. A., Victoria. Bank of British Columbia, Victoria. Bank of Montreal, Victoria. Merchants' Bank of Halifax—Victoria. Molsons Bank—Victoria. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 991 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Bank of Montreal, Vernon. Merchants Bank of Halifax—Ymir. BARBERS. McLeod, Angus, barber, Burton. Kipp, William D., barbei>-Chilliwack. Lamontague, Joseph, barber—Golden. Lo Castro, Frank—Greenwood. Knight, David, barber, Kaslo. Long, J. A., barber, Kaslo. Collin, Noel, barber, Nanaimo. Davison, Fred.—Nanaimo. Dailey, Daniel—Nanaimo. Bobinson, Joseph, barber,. Nanaimo. Condy, Nathaniel—New Westminster. De Gray, Frank S., barber, New West'r. Eagles, Chas.—New Westminster. Lechner, W.—New Westminster. Walker, Albert—New Westminster. Walker, David—New Westminster. Mattheeon & Graham, barbers. Nelson. May, Thos. B., barber, Nelson. Gray, D. E., barber, Rossland. Keller, Louis H.—Rossland. Kohlnoor Shaving Parlors, Rossland. Sharp, George, barber, Rossland. Willis, E. C, barber, Rossland. Gales, Charles, barber, Sandon. Schnaibele, L., barber, Trail. Lucas, W. H., barber, Vancouver. Scurry Bros., barbers, Vancouver. Ball, Henry, barber, Victoria. Bertwick, H—Victoria. Geiger, Thos., barber, Victoria. Oliver Bros., barbers, Victoria. Bussell, Geo. S., barter, Victoria. Van Sicklin, P. W., barber, Victoria. Vigelius, Andrew, barber, Victoria. Whittaker, Wm., barber, Victoria. Wilson, Fred, barber, Victoria. Evans, John L., barber, Wellington. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. (See Furniture.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. Henderson, Stuart—Ashcroft. Murphy, Dennis—Ashcroft. Peely, Justlnianfi, barrister, Chilliwack. Curd, Harry P.—Columbia. Spence, John D.—Columbia. Costigan, Ross & Herchemer—Cranbrooke. Gurd, Wm. F.—Cranbrooke. Boss & Herchemer—Cranbrooke. Hume, Capt. Herbert Donaldson—Dawson m City. Woodworth, Charles Milton—Dawson City. Costigan, Ross & Herchemer—Fernie. Costigan, Ross & Herchemer—Fort Steele. Harvey & McCarter—Port Steele. Herchemer& Ross—Fernie. Armstrong, Richard—Grand Porks. Cayley & Cochrane—Grand Porks. Johnson, J. K., attorney—Grand Forks. Miller, Ernest—Grand Forks. Sutton, A. C—Grand Porks. Black, A. s—Greenwood. Gray, W. Myers^-Greenwood. Hall, Brown & Morrison—Greenwood Hallett & Shaw—Greenwood Kerr, R. B.—Greenwood. Leamy, Andrew—Greenwood. Pringle & Whiteside—Greenwood. Fulton & Ward, barristers, Kamloops. Whittaker, Wm. Henry, barrister, Kamloops. Bucke, Horace W., barrister, Kaslo. Murphy, Dennis—Ashcroft. McAnn & McKay, barristers, Kaslo. Whealler & Martin—Kaslo. Cherry, John B.—Lillooet. Barker & Potts—Nanaimo. Mclnnes, W. W. B—Nanaimo. Simpson, J. H.—Nanaimo. Yarrow, Edmund M.—Nanaimo. Young, Fred. M.—Nanaimo. Bowes, J. H.—Nelson. Crease, Edward Albert—Nelson. Elliot & Lennie—Nelson. Gallaher & Wilson—Nelson. Macdonald & Brougham—Nelson. Macdonald & Johnson—Nelson. Taylor & Hannington—Nelson. Corbould, Gordon E.—New Westminster. Corrigan, C. S.—New Westminster. Edmons & Edmons—New Westminster. Grant, Joseph R.—New Westminster. Gray, J. P. M.—New Westminster. Gray, W. Myers—New Wetsminster. Henderson & Keith—New Westminster. Howay & Reid—New Westminster. Jenns, E. A.—New Westminster. Morrison & Dockrill—New Westminster. McBride, Rich.—New Westminster. Reid, R. L.—New Westminster. Woods, E. M. N.—New Westminster. Dillon, Col. Henry H—Northfield. Harvey & McCarter—Revelstoke. White & Scott—Revelstoke. Abbott & Hart-McHarg—Rossland. Armstrong, R. W.—Rossland. Courtney, Henry E. A.—Rossland. Curtis, Smith—Rossland. Daly & Hamilton—Rossland. Porin, P. McL.—Rossland. Le Maistre, Wm. De V—Rossland. Macdonald & Clute—Rossland. Macneill & Deacon—Rossland. Miller, Ernest—Rossland. McLeod, F. M.—Rossland. Nelson, Wan. James—Rossland. Schofield, Fred—Rossland. Whiteside, W. J.—Rossland. Christie, Frank L.—Sandon. Grimmett, M. L.—Sandon. Leggatt, Chas. J—Trail. Black, Thomson T.—Vancouver. Bowser, Godfrey & Co.—Vancouver. Brydon-Jack, A. C—Vancouver. Cane, G. F.—Vancouver. Copland, W. S.—Vancouver. Chaldecott F. M— Vancouver. Oowan & Shaw—Vancouver. Davis, Marshall & MacNeill—Vancouver. Hagel, N. P.—Va neouver. Hamersley, A. St. G.-Vancouver. Harris & Bull—Vancouver. 992 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS #. Hunt, S. Lucas—Vancouver. Livingston & Garrett—Vancouver. Macdonald, D. G.—Vancouver. Martin & Deacon—Vancouver. McPhillips & Williams—Vancouver. Plunkett, Osborne—Vancouver. Pottinger, A. B.—Vancouver. Bussell & Russell—Vancouver. Simpson, H. A.—Vancouver. Taylor, Bradburn & Innes—Vancouver. Tupper, Peters & Gilmour—Vancouver. Wallbridge, D. S.—Vancouver. Wilson & Senkler—Vancouver. Billings, Fred—Vernon. Cochrane, Wm.—Vernon. Macdonald, Allan— Vernon. McGowen, F.—Vernon. Belyea, A. L.—Victoria. Bodwell & Duff—Victoria. Mason & Bradburn—Victoria. Cassidy & Davey—Victoria. Crease & Crease—Victoria. Davie^ ■ Pooley & Luxton—Victoria. Drake, Jackson & Helmcken—Victoria. Duck, Wm.—Victoria. Eberts & Taylor—Victoria. Blllott, Rich. T.—Victoria. Fa-lager, L. H.—Victoria. Pell & Gregory—Victoria. Hall, H. G.—Victoria. Higgins, Frank—Victoria. Hunter & Oliver—Victoria. Langley & Martin—Victoria. Macrae, Farquhar—Victoria. Mason & Bradburn—Victoria. Mason, C. D.—Victoria. McPhillips, Wooton & Barnard—Victoria- Mills, S. Perry—Victoria. Pemberton, C. C—Victoria. Powell, George E.—Victoria. Robertson & Robertson—Victoria. Schultz, S. D.—Victoria. Tupper, Peters & Potts—Victoria. Walls, John P.—Victoria. Yates & Jay—Victoria. BATHS. See Barbers. BICYCJLES. Shawl Chas. E.—Nanaimo. Wenborn, R. J.—Nanaimo. Brooks, E. W.—New Westminster. Mackenzie Bros.—New Westminster. Wintermute, Geo. M.—New Westminster. Cocking, C—Vancouver. Cottrell, C. C—Vancouver. Kendall, Charles—Vancouver. Miller & Co.—Vancouver. Williams & Barker—Vancouver. Wintemute Cyclery—Vancouver. Barnsley, John & Co.—Victoria. Hinton, Geo. C. & Co.—Victoria. I.X.L.—Victoria. Moody, T. G.—Victoria. Onions & Plimley—Victoria. Waitt, M. W. & Co.—Victoria. Weiler Bros.—Victoria. Rolston, Andrew W.—Welington. BILL POSTING. Rossland Bill Posting—Rossland. Globe Advertising & Bill Posting Co^ Vancouver. Victoria Bill Posting Co.—Victoria. BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERS. Smith, M. R. & Co.—Victoria. BLACKSMITHS. See also Carriage Makers. Bayes, S.—Abbot sord. Schneider, Henry—Armstrong. Smyth & Bryson—Ashcrot. Gordon, Ole J.—Bella Coola. Becker, Isaac—Bowen Island, Knight, Thomas—Chilliwack. McGillivray, Angus—Coutlee. Helgreen, A.—Dallasville. Dobson, Christopher—Duncan's. Grassie, Robert—Duncan's Station. Hutchinson, Wm.—Enderby. Jones & Barr—Fort Steele. Harmon Bros.—Kamloops. Keenan, John D.—Kaslo. Mcintosh, Wm. J.—Langley. Andrews & Donaldson—Nanaimo. Booth, James—Nanaimo. Cocking, W.—Nanaimo. Craig Bros.—Nanaimt). Hickman, A.—Nanaimo. Kirkwood, Robert—Nanaimo. Muir, Andrew—Nanaimo. Sullivan, Dan—Nanaimo. Ashcroft Harry Davis—Nelson. Cunningham, T.—New Westminster. Burr Bros.—Rossland. Morran, Benjamin—North Saanich. Bryant W. C—Victoria. Fisher, Ira John J.—Victoria. Grimm, Wm.—Victoria. Hay, James G—Victoria. Morrison, James—Victoria. McGregor & Co.—Victoria. Kilpatrick, Robt.—Wellington. BOAT BUILDERS AND BOAT HOUSES See also Ship Yards. Campbell, Walter—Nanaimo. Shaw, H. & Son—Nanaimo. Cormack, William—New Westminster. Churchill & Steed—New Westminster. Cross, Robt.—New Westminster. Wilson. Leonard—New Westminster. Bartholomew, J.—Vancouver. Linton, Andrew—Vancouver. Wallace, Alfred—Vancouver. Clayton, W. M.—Victoria. Mcintosh. D. D.—Victoria. Nickells, John—VLtoria. BONDED WAREHOUSES. Berrv <S- Stewart—Victoria. Rithet, R. P. & Co., Ltd.—Victoria. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 993 BIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS BOOKBINDERS. Free Press—Nanaimo. Beview—Nanaimo. News-Advertiser—Vancouver. Boedde, Gustavus A.—Vancouver. Thomson Bros.—Vancouver. B. 0. Printing & Eng. Co., Ld.—Victoria. Colonist—Victoria. Greenwood, Smith & Randolph—Victoria. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Purdy, A. J. & Co.—Fernie. Cann & Co.—Fort Steele. Wolf, J. W— Fort Steele. King, H. A. & Co.—Greenwood. Smith & McRae—Greenwood. Cliffe & Co—Kaslo. Lamont & Young— Kaslu. Pimbury, E. & Co.—Nanaimo. Sampson, John—Nanaimo. Wheeler, Arthur—Nanaimo. Canada Book & Drug Co.—Nelson. Thomson Stationery—Nelson. Nelson, Chas. F.—New Denver. Clarke & Stuart—New Westminster. Lyal, D. & Co.—New Westminster. Morey, H. & Co.—New Westminster. Aman. Charles J.—Revelstoke. Goodeve Bros.—Rossland. Linton Bros.—Rosland. Simpson, M'. W.—Rossland. Wallace, H. S—Rossland. Cliff & Co.—Sandon. Slocan News Co.—Slocan City. Brown, F. W.—Trail. Bailey Bros. & Co.—Vancouver. Oaple, Normaru & Co.—Vancouver. Clarke & Stuart—Vancouver. Galloway, Ed. & Co.—Vancouver. Thomson Stationery Co., Ltd.—Vancouver. Wood, John G. C—Vancouver. Smith Bros.—Vernon. Campbell, Frank—Victoria. Hibben, T. N. & Co.—Victoria. Johnston, John—Victoria. Knight, A. W.—Victoria. Mason, H. G—Victoria. Turner, P. K.—Victoria. Victoria Book & Stationery Co.—Victoria. Wilby, Wm., Golden Rule—Victoria. BOOTS AND SHOES—WHOLESALE. Allan, G. L.—Vancouver. Ames, Holden & Co.—Vancouver. Ames Holden Co.—Victoria. BOOTS AND SHOES—RETAIL. Parkinson, R—Alberni. Gillanders, A. H—Chiliwaok. Mcintosh, R. J.—Chillwick. Schofield & Co.-Cranbrook. Mcintosh, Marv—Fairview. AA Nichol, John A. & Co.—Fairview. Bidgood, John—Fernie. Howard & Hayes—Fernie. Corrigan, J.—Fort Steele Walker, O. S. & Co.—Grand Forks. Brown, Arthur H.—Kaslo. McLean, Alex.—Kamloops. Fraser, A. J.—Kuskanook. Flumerfelt, W. E.—Nanaimo. Hirst James—Nanaimo. Hughes, Edward—Nanaimo. Stevenson & Co.—Nanaimo. Whitfield, John—Nanaimo. Gilker, J. A.—Nelson. Neelands, S.—Nelson. Barclay, Daniel—New Westminster. Johnston, William—New Westminster. McGregor, J. D.—New AVestminster. Minthorne, Martin W.—New Westminster. Rousseau. Eugene—New Westminster. Sinclair, Wm. E.—New Westminster. Bland, J. J.—Revelstoke. Gill, James, & Co.—Revelstoke. Hartman, S. A.—Rossland. Lalonde, Charles 0.—Rossland. McNeil, Wm. F.—Rossland. Pitts Bros.—Sandon. Thomson, John K.—Trail. White, James—Trail. Abbott, Wm.—Vancouver. Campbell, Rod. & Son—Vancouver. Mills, R.—Vancouver. Old Country (Wm. Abbott)—Vancouver. Pyke, J. A.—Vancouver. Trudgeon, Israel—Vancouver. Anderson, David—Victoria. Freel, James—Victoria. Fullerton, John—Victoria. Baker, Joseph—Victoria. Bird, Edward—Victoria. Johns Bros.—Victoria. Lefevre, John.—Victoria. Mansell, H.—Victoria. Maynard, George H.—Victoria. Maynard, James—Victoria. Paterson Shoe Co.. Ld.—Victoria. Russell, C. C—Victoria. Oowan & Sagel—Wellington. Smith, W.—Victoria. Leiser & Bamberger—Wellington. Robinson, F., & Co.-Wellington. Rolston, Andrew W—Nanaimo. Weinrobe. B—Wellington. McLeod, John—Ymir. Paul & Co.—Ymir. BOOT & SHOE MAKUFACURERS. Berry & Thurston—Nanaimo. BOTTLERS. Victoria-Phoenix—Rossland. BREWERS AND MALTSTERS. Fort Steele Brewerv Co.—Fort Steele. Lick, William, & Co.—Fort Steele. Fraser, Geo.—Grand Forks. Townsend & Hewett—Grand Forks. Bikhorn Brewery—Greenwood. Imperial Brewing Co., Ltd., Kamloops. Kaslo Brewery Co.—Kaslo. TJnion Brewing Co., Ltd.—Nanaimo. Iffl'sB 994 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Reistere & Co.—Nelson. Westminster Brewery—New Westminster. Allan, O. H.—Revelstoke. Columbia Bottling Works—Rossland. Le Roi Brewing & Bottling—Rossland. Lion Brewery Co., Ld.—Rossland. Murphy, John—Rossland. Rossland Spring Brewery—Rossland. Dreyer & Hoffmyer—Sandon. Pearson & Fischer—Sandon. Columbia Brewery—Vancouver. Doering & Marstrands Brewing Co.—Vancouver. Kappler & Co.—Vancouver. Stanley Park—Vancouver. Williams & Barker—Vancouver.. Anglo-Canadian Brewing Co.—Victoria. Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co.—Victoria. Chriest, Andrew—Ymir. BRICK MANUFACTURERS. Burnet, John Wm.—Epworth. Hembrough, Thos.—Leeds Landing. McCape, Wm.—Nanaimo. Luff & Trusswell—Trail. Baker Bros.—Victoria. Coughlan, John—Victoria. Jennings Bros.—Victoria. BROKER—MONEY. Braverman, Isador—Victoria. BUILDERS. See Contractors. Ireland, Wm. H.—Armstrong. Rolf, Elmer A.—Rossland. Carter Bros.—Vancouver. Fraser, D. M. & Co.—Vancouver. BUILDING MATERIAL. Gilley Bros.—New Westminster. Bradbury, Thos.—Vancouver. Champion & White—Vancouver. BUILDING SOCIETIES. Nanaimo Building Society—Nanaimo. Equitable Building—Kamloops. British Columbia Building Ass.—Vancouver. City of Vancouver Building Society—Vancouver. Dom. Building & Loan Ass.—Vancouver. Pacific Building Society—Vancouver. Terminal City Building Society—Vancouver. Provincial Building & Loan Ass.—Victoria. Queen City Building, Loan & Savings Ass., Ltd., Victoria. Vancouver Island Building Society—Victoria. Victoria Building Society—Victoria. BUTCHERS. Vance, B.—Agassiz. Murray, George—Armstrong. Gibson, Chas.—Ashcroft. Galloway, J. W—Chilliwack. York, A., & Co.—Columbia. Mclnnes, M., & Co.—Cranbrook. Burns, P., & Co.—Creston. Henderson & Bell—Duncans. Sharp, Geo.—Enderby. Swinburn & Slack—Fairview. Mclnnes, M., & Co.—Fernie. Wallace Meat Co.—Fernie. Mclnnes, M. & Co.—Fort Steele. Robson & Rogers—Fort Steele. Hull Bros. & Co.—Golden. Burns, P., & Co.—Grand Forks. Burns, P., & Co.—Greenwood. Richardson, John C.—Illicillewaet. Hull, J. R. & Co.—Kamloops. Moore, John Nicola—Kamloops. Burns, P. & Co.—Kaslo. Hoyt, A.—Kuskanook. McKee, J., sr.—Ladner. McCarty, Frank—Nakusp. Beckley, D. H.—Nanaimo. City Market, Hermans & Wamsley, wholef sale and retail butchers—Nanaimo. Quennel, Ed.—Nanaimo. Rowe, R. H.—Nanaimo. Burns, P. & Co.—Nelson. West Kootenay Butcher Co.—Nelson. Cleaver, H.—New Denver. Broad, Prank—New Westminster. Brown, James—New Westminster. Fader, Isaac—New Westminster. McFadden, Arthur D.—New Westminster.! Reiehenbach, & Co.—New Westminster. Roberts, George—Northfield. Roberts, S.—Northfield. Hull, J. R. & Co.—Revelstoke. McCart y, Frank—Revelstoke. Burns, P. & Co.—Rossland. Wear & Co.—Rossland. Burns, P. & Co., butchers.—Sandon. Burns, P. & Co.—Slocan City. York, A. & Co.—Slocan iOty. Burns, P. & Co.—Three Forks. Burns, P. & Co.—Trail. Braden & Co.—Vancouver. British Columbia Market Co.—Vancouver.! Fader, E.—Vancouver. Mcintosh, W. A. & Co.—Vancouver. Williams, Thos.—Vancouver. Woodrow, J. C—Vancouver. I B. C. Market Co.—Victoria. I Goodacre, Lawrence (Queen's)—Victoria. McFadden & Mould—Victoria. ' Mitchell. John—Victoria. Porter & Sons—Victoria. Mclnnes, M., & Co.—Wardner. Lee & John—Wellington. | Quennell, Ed.—Wellington. Mclnnes. M., & Oo.—Windermere. Burns, P., & Co.—Ymir. CABINETMAKERS. Oakley & Son—Vancouver. J'JWHUimJUggg fm GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 995 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS CANDY FACTORIES. Eamsay Bros. Co.—Vancouver. City Candy Factory, H. A. Lilly—Victoria. Bancroft, A—Victoria. CAN MANUFACTURERS. Automatic Can Co., of B.C.—New Westminster. CANNERS, PISH PACKERS A. B., American—Vancouver. A. B., "Good Hope"—Vancouver. A. B., North Pacific—Vancouver. Aberdeen Canning Co.—Skeena. Alliance Canning Co.—Vancouver. Alliance Canning Co.—Victoria. Anacortes Packing Co.—Victoria. Anglo British—Vancouver. Anglo American—Vancouver. Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co—Vancouver. Atlas—Vancouver. Balmoral Canning Co.—Skeena. Blake, John—Rossland. Balmoral Canning Co.—Victoria. Bon A Cord Fishery Co.—New Westminster. Boutellier, P., & Co.—New Westminster. Brunswick Canning Co.—Vancouver. Canadian Pacific Canning Co.—Lulu Island. Carlisle Canning Co.—Victoria. Cascade Packing Co.—Victoria. Clayoquot Fishing & Trading Co.—Victoria. Cleeve Canning & Cold Storage—N'w West? minster. Colonial Cannery Co.—Steveston. Columbia PacMng Co.—New Westminster. Cunningham & Rhoode—Lome . Inlet. Cunningham, R. "Skena"—Skena. Deas Island—Victoria. Delta Canning Co.—Victoria. Dinsmore Island Co.—Vancouver. English Bay Canning Co.—Vancouver. Ewen & Co.—Westminster. Ewen & Ca-rrVlctoria. Federation Canning Co.—Victoria. Federation Mill Bay—Victoria. Fisherman Cannery Co.—New Westminster. Fishermen's Canning Co.—Victoria. Praser River Industrial Society—New Westminster. Praser River Canning Co.—Vancouver. Gulf of Georgia—Steveston. Harlock Packing Co.—Victoria. Hume & Co.—New Westminster. Imperial Canning Co.—Steveston. Inverness Canning Co.—T^ Laidlaw & Co. (Dom. Brand)—Victoria. Lighthouse—Victoria. London Canning Co., Ltd.—Victoria. London Terra Nova—Victoria: Lowe Inlet Packing Co.—Victoria; Lummi Island—Victoria. Macnherson & Hickory—Vancouver. MoWilliams' Cannery—Ladners. Munn, Holland & Co.. "Carlisle"—Victoria. Ontario Packing Co.—Njew,Westminster. Pacific Coast Packing Co., Ltd.—Vancouver. Penzer's Cannery—Ladners. Provincial Canning Co.—Vancouver. Royal Canadian Packing Oo.-^Victoria. Sea Island (miners)—Westminster. Sinclair Canning Co.—Westminster. Skeena Packing Co.—Victoria. Spencer, S. A.—Alert Bay. St. Mary's Canning Co.—New Westminster. Standard Packing Co.—Victoria. Star—Vancouver. Todd & Sons—Victoria. Turner Beeton & Co., "Balmoral" "Inverness"—Victoria. Vancouver Packing Co.—Vancouver. Vancouver Packing Co.—Victoria. Victoria Packing Co.—Victoria. Wadham & Co.—Wadham. Wannock Packing Co.—Victoria. Wellington Packing Co.—Victoria. Welsh Bros.—Vancouver. West Coast Packing Co.— Western Fish Co.—Westminster. Westham Island—Canoe Pass. Westham Island—Westminster. Westminster Packing Co.—Westminster. Wurzburg, Lad.—Vancouver. CARRIAGE MAKERS. See also Blacksmiths. Alexander & Son- Armstrong, Wm.- Conn & Middler- Duke & Wallace- -Vancouver. -Vancouver. ■Vancouver. -Vancouver. McCray & Hall—Vancouver. Tupper & Pow—Vancouver. Vancouver Carriage Works—Vancouver. Brayshaw, T. M.—Victoria. Grimm, Wm.—Victoria. Ledingham Bros.—Victoria. Mable, Wm.—Victoria. Meston, John—Victoria. CEMENT. McCaoe, Wm.—Nanaimo. BC Portland Cement Co.-Vancouver. CHIMNEY SWEEPS. Neil, William—Victoria. CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Inland Cigar Mamif. Co.—Kamloops. Booth, M. J.—Nanaimo. Gable, P. & Co.—Nanaimo. Express Cigar Co.—Nelson. Kootenay Cigar Mnfg. Co.-Nelson. BC Cigar Factory-New Westminster. Mainland-New Westminster. J .51 Kurtz & Co.—Vancouver. Metropolitan Cigar Co.-Vancouver. Tietzen, William—Vancouver. Vancouver Cigar Faetory-Vancouver. Waxstock, I.—Vancouver. Gold. Thos. P'-Victoria. Keown & Dodd,—Victoria. Levy, Mary Ann—Victoria. f **»tKixi'ill v**"" 996 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS He! ii Meiss, J. C. & Co.—Victoria. Province Cigar Co.—Victoria. CIVIL ENGINEERS. See also Surveyors. Musgrave, Edward C.—Duncan's. Wailaston, Fred.—Grand Forks. Holmes, W. J. H.—Kaslo. Stoess. Chas. A.—Kaslo. Kirk, J. A.—Rossland. Devereux, W. E.—Rossland. Palmer, R. E.—Rossland. Gamble, O'Reilly—Silverton, Brownlee, J. H.—Vancouver. Ferguson, John C—7 an couver. Mackinnon, W. M.—Vancouver. Gore, Burnet & Co.—Victoria. Hargraves, Geo.—Victoria. CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS—RETAIL. London & L. M. Co.—Cranbrook. Reid & Co.—Cranbrook. Bidgood, John—Fernie. Howard & Hayes—Fernie. Wallace Miller Co. Ld.—Greenwood. McArthur & Harper—Kamloops. Burdick & King—Kaslo. Pettit, Geo.—Kaslo. Fraser, A. J.—Kuskanook. Friedman, Neathan—Nanaimo. Robinson, Louis—Nanaimo. Scott, G. D., & Co.—Nanaimo. Wallace & Miller—Nelson. De Beck, H. L.—New Westminster. Phillips, J. E.—New Westminster. Richmond, A. A,—New Westminster. Hartman, Sorean A.—Rossland. Bobinson, Jas. H.—Rossland. White House Trading Co., Ltd.—Rossland Atherton C, Ld.—Sandon. Brown, Thos. & Co.—Sandon. Goldberg, David—Trail. Clubb & Stewart—Vancouver. Donaldson Trading Co.—Vancouver. Goldstein, Wm.—Vancouver. Fit Reform—Vancouver. Gordon, G. R.—Vancouver. Johnson, Kerfoot & Co.—Vancouver. Lees, A. E. & Co.—Vancouver. Palace Clothing—Vancouver. Robertson, Robert—Vancouver. Rubinoartz & Co.—Vancouver. Sheasgreen & Co.—Vancouver. Sudmin, Joseph—Vancouver. Anderson, E. H.—Victoria. Fit Reform—Victoria. Jackson, Qeo. R.—Victoria. Lindsay. Daniel—Victoria. McCandless Bros.—Victoria. Marls, M.—Victoria. Reid, Sam.—Victoria. Sea, Samuel—Victoria- Wilson, W. & J.—Victoria. Williams, B. & Co.—Victoria. Leiser & Hamberger—Wellington. Newrobe, B.—Wellington. Robinson, F., & Co.—Wellington. Weinrob, S—Wellington. McLeod, John—Ymir. CLUBS. Kamloops Club—Kamloops. Nanaimo Athletic Association—Nanaimo. Y. M. I.—Nanaimo. Nelson Club—Nelson. New Denver Club—New Denver. New Westminster Olab—New Westminster"; Rossland Club—Rossland. Metropolitan Club—Vancouver. Terminal Club—Vancouver. Vancouver Club—Vancouver. Badmington Club—Victoria. Alexandra Club—Victoria. • James Bay Athletic Asseociation—Victoria.' Pacific Club—Victoria. Union Club—Victoria. COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills—Victoria- Victoria Coffee & Spice Mills—Victoria. I COJLO STORAGE. Cleeve Canning & Cold Storage Co.—Vancouver and New Westminster. B C. Cold Storage Co.—Victoria. COLLECTORS. L-Ppman, Henry E.—Rossland. Hewitt & Fenner—Vancouver. Town. Rae & Co.—Vancouver. Siddall, Hickson, & Son—Victoria. COLLEGES. Columbia Methodist College—New WesS minster. Nazareth Seminary (R. G.)—New WestmiS ster. St. Louis College (R. O.)—'New Westmin| ster. Columbia College—Vancouver. Vogels Commercial College—Vancouver. I Angela College—Victoria. St. Louis College—Victoria. Victoria College—Victoria. cojMranssioN merchants. Good, J. H.—Nan&lma. Gray, Alex. B.—Nelson. Johnston & Co., A. R.—Nanaimo. Mighton, Saml. J.—Nelson. MacFarlane, A. & Co.—New Westmln- (Ster. Orde, Walter L.—Rossland. White, Edward—Rossland. Broddy, R. J.—Sandon. McGregor & Co.—Slocan City. Anderson, Archer—Vancouver. Anderson, J. H.. ,1c Co.—Vancouver. Anderson, Walter A. Sc Co., Ltd—VancouvaSJ Armour. Hamilton—Vancouver. Baker Bros. <S- Co--Vancouver. Chipman, J. E.—Vancouver. mm GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 997 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Crawford, J. G. & Co.-Vancouver. Dickinson & Brown—Vancouver. Doyle, Henry & Co.—Vancouver. Evans, Coleman & Evans—Vancouver. Johnson & Burnett—Vancouver. Knowler & Macaulay—Vancouver. Mellon & Scott—Vancouver. Mitchell, F. W. & Co.—Vancouver. Morris & Aitken-Vancouver. Paterson, Robt H—Vancouver. Ritchie & Co.—Vancouver. Skene, Wm.—Vancouver. The Vancouver Agency, Ld.—Vancouver. Town, Rae & Co.—Vancouver. Tufts, Wm. & Sons—Vancouver. Ward, Robt. & Co.—Vancouver. Westwood, A. M.—Vancouver. White, S. F. G.—Vancouver. Wilson, Geo. I.—Vancouver. Wonder, G. J. & Co.—Vancouver. Beckwith, John L.—Victoria. Campbell, Geo. A.—Victoria. Carter. Geo.—Victoria. Crawford, James—Victoria. Croft, Robt., & Co.—Victoria. Davidge, F. C. & Co.—Victoria. D.okinson, W. G., & Co.—Victoria. Hartman & Co.—Victoria. Kelly, C. J., & Co.—Victoria. Martin, A. C. & Co.—Victoria. Martin & Robertson—Victoria. Marvin, E. B. & Co.—Victoria. Pitts, S. J.—Victoria. Rithet, R. P. & Co.—Victoria. Shaw, G. C. & Co.—Victoria. Sinclair & Co.—Victoria. Spratt & Macaulay—Victoria. Sylvester Feed Co.—Victoria. Turner, Beeton & Co.—Victoria. Ward, Robt & Co., Ltd.—Victoria. CONFECTIONERY. Ciceroe, Joseph—Nanaimo. Collin, Joseph—Nanaimo. Corcoran, Miss M.—Nanaimo. George, Mrs.—Nanaimo. Hilbert. S. A.—Nanaimo. Kelly, Mrs. James—Nanaimo. MeKenzie, J. B.—Nanaimo. Rawlinson, Henry—Nanaimo. Rowbottom, Mrs. S.—Nanaimo. Serem, Eza—Nanaimo. Shearing, B. C—Nanaimo. Staunton, James—Nanaimo. Wagstaff, Fred—Nanaimo. Webb, W. E.—Nanaimo. Baker, Wm.—New Westminster. Bent, J. C—New Westminster. Cumyou, B.—New Westminster. Lee Sing & Co.—New Westminster. £arker, Lillian M.—New Westminster. yui, Joe—New Westminster. koss. M.—New Westminster. Sorbin, J. E.—Rossland. Oben, John—Vancouver. Ulay, Henry—Victoria. Darling J. C.-Victoria. Lilly, H. A.-Victoria. Cameron, Mrs. A.—Wellington. Morris, Mrs. Jane—Wellington. Sampritra, S.—Wellington. Torr, L. D. Wellington. CONDENSED MILK. B. C. Condensed Milk Co.—New Westmi* ster. CONSULTING ENGINEERS. (Mecl-ii-cal.) Ferguson & Crofts—Vancouver. Hardie & Thompson—Vancouver. CONTRACTORS. Whidden, Robert—Duncans. Buchanan, J. K—Kaslo. Shaw, W. N.-Nanaimo ' Archibald, John—New Westminster. Bain, David—New Westminster. Calbrick, J. A.—New Westminster. Cruiekshank, Alex.-New Westminster Cun_dngha_n', William-New Westminster. Hoy H.—New Westminster. Murchie W—New Westminster. Purdv. W. D.—New Westminster. Redmond, A. W.-New Westminster. Shiles, W-—New Westminster. Turnbull, George-New Westminster. Turnbull, James-New Westminster. Williams, Louis—New Westminster. Clarkson, Alex.—Northfield. Bertelson, Sam—Rossland. Cameron, Saul—Rossland. Dunlop, John—Rossland. Hooson, Wm,—Rossland. ^ Pacific Mining & Construction Co.—Kos* land. Phillips, John—Rossland. Raymer, Horace James—Rossland. Bradbury, Thos.—Vancouver. Charleson, Donald B.-Vancouver. Cook, E.—Vancouver. Cornish & Cooper-Vancouver. Williams, Capt. James-Vancouver. Anderson, W. J—Victoria. Burgess, John P.-Victoria. Christie Eldridge—Victoria. Cline, Walter—Victoria. Cooley, H.-Victoria Elliott Thos.-Victoria. Sherbourne, F. ..—Victoria. CREAMERIES. New Westminster Creamery Society. Ld.- Co^rchrn'cTea^SAssociation-Duncan', CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Kent & Gardiner-Nanalmo iS.n6l F.°& Co-New Westminster. Anaer_u , N Westa_lnster. \ McKenz?eBr?s-New Westminster. Clark? <Charles-Vancouver. 998 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Skinner, James A. & Co.-Vancouver. Hobb, F. V.—Victoria. Weiler Bros.—Vi' toria. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS. See Brokers. Flnnegan. L. S.—Rossland. Folding & Hinsdale—Rossland. Geddes, J. Percy—Vancouver. Inkster, John James—Trail. Crickmay Bros.—Vancouver. Russell, A. L.—Vancouver. Berry & Stewart—Victoria. Finlaison, Chas. S.—Victoria. Leeming, David—Victoria. CUTLERY. See also Hardware. Fox, M. & H. A.—Victoria. DENTISTS. Marshal, A. S—Kaslo. Brown, Geo. B.—Nanaimo. Mason Bros.—Nanaimo. Morrison, Frank E.—Nelson. Davies, W. V.—New Westminster. Hacking, W. J.—New Westminster. Holmes, A. J.—New Westminster. Welsh, F,—New Westminster. Findley, Harold Bruce—Rossland. Kerr, D. E.—Rossland. Gatewood & Spencer—Vancouver. Jackson, C. A.—Vancouver. McGuire, G. A.—Vancouver. Richardson, Wesley—Vancouver. Baker, S. R.—Victoria. Clemens, S. G.—Victoria. Garesche, Arthur—Victoria. Hall, Lewis—Victoria. Hartman, S. M.—Victoria. Humber, Arthur A.—Victoria. Jones, Thos. J.—Victoria. Nash, Richard—Victoria. Verrinder Bros.—Victoria. West, A. C—Victoria. DRAYMEN. (See also Trucks and Drays.) Clark, M. F.—Nanaimo. Rowe, Henry—Nanaimo. Williams, John—Nanaimo. Clark, William—New Westminster. Gilley Bros.—New Westminster. Haggman, Herman—New Westminster. ■ Mann, A. E.—New Westminster. Smith, Wilbur—New Westminster. Atkins & Johnston—Vancouver. Cross & Macneill—Vancouver. Hardy, Geo.—Vancouver. City Transfer Co.—Victoria. Victoria Truck & Dray Co.—Victoria Victoria Transfer Co., Ld.—Victoria. DRUGGISTS—WHOLESALE. Henderson Bros.—Vancouver. v Henderson Bros.—Victoria. McDowell, Alkins Watson Co., Ltd.—vSt' couver. DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. ENDERSON PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED LIABILITY, PUBLISHERS OP THE BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY, MANITOBA AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY CITY OP VANCOUVER DIRECTORY, CITY OP VICTORIA DIRECTORY. CITY OP WINNIPEG DIRECTORY* HEAD OFFICE, VICTORIA. JAMES HENDERSON, Managing Director, 77 JOHNSON. ALSO VANCOUVER AND WINNIPEG. DRUGGISTS. Clements, J. H.—Ashcroft. Cascade Drug Co.—Cascade. Nelson's Drug Store Co.—Chilliwack. Beattie, Robert E.—Cranbrook. Hope, Douglas—Creston. Hunnex, James R.—Erie. Love, John—Fairview. Fernie Drug Co.—Fernie. Bleasdell, A. W—Fort Steele. Goodeve, J. H.—Grand Forks. Miller Bros.—Greenwood. White, J. L.—Greenwood. Kamloops Drug Co.—Kamloops. Hanson, Samuel—Kaslo. Kaslo Drug Co.—Kaslo. Stephenson, E. F.—Kaslo. Fawcett Albert E.—Ladner. Pimbury, E., & Co.—Nanaimo. Stearman. F. C.—Nanaimo. Rogers, H. J.—Nanaimo. Canada Book & Drug Co.—Nelson. Teetzel, W. F. & Co.—Nelson. Nelson, Chas. Franklin—New Denver. Curtis, D. S. & CO.—New Westminster. ;| Muir, J. A., & Co.—New Westminster. Ryall, Herbert—New Westminster. Reid. Chas. E., & Co.—Revelstoke. Goodeve Bros.—Rossland. McLean & Morrow—Rossland. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 999 \ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Kolls, Wm.-Rossland. McQueen-Sandon. Mattheson, R.-Silverton. McAnally & Coleman-Trail. Nelson Drug Store—Vancouver. Reed, John-Vancouver. Seymour, J. R.-Vancouver. Sutherland, John R.-Vancouver. Woodward, J. N.-Vancouver. Vancouver Transfer Co.-Vancouver. Duthie, Wm.-Vancouver. Muir, S. A. & Co.-Vernon. Bowes, C. H.-Victoria. . Campbell, D. E.-Vlctoria. Cochrane, John—Victoria. Dean & Hiscocks—Victoria. Fawcett F. W. & Oo.-Victoria. Hall & Co—Victoria. Jones, Chas E—Victoria. Morison, Geo. & Co.—Victoria. Moore, J. J.—Victoria. "Shotbolt, Thos—Victoria. Teague, John—Victoria. Jessup, Grant—Wellington. Patterson, J. M.—Whitewater. Atkinson, Thos. H.—Ymir. Walley, Frank—Ymir. DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE. Turner, Beeton '& Co.—Nelson. Greenshields, S., Son & Co.—Vancouver. Lenz & Leiser—Victoria. Campbell, Geo. A.—Yictoria. Piercy, J. & Co.—Victoria. Turner, Beeton & Co.—Victoria. DRY GOODS—RETAIL. Rose, William A.—Chilliwack. ilaggs & Hughes—Cranbrook. Rendell & Co.—Greenwood. ' Williams, G. F.—Greenwood. McArthur & Harper—Kamloops. I Garland, A. T.—Kaslo. Masters, E. E.—Nanaimo. Rowe, Mrs. M. A.—Nanaimo. Spencer, David—Nanaimo. : Stannard, J, S.—Nanaimo. Stevetsor & Co.—Nanaimo. O'Reilly, Martin, & Co.—Nelson. Brine, Alf. John—New Westminster. i Collister, W. S. & Co.—New Westminster. London House—New Westminster. I Rae, Mrs. Wm—New Westminster. i Sinclair & Gordon—New Westminster. i Tai Loy & Co.—New Westminster. Ush Bazaar—Revelstoke. ; Crescent Dry Goods Co.-Rossland. fen. M- S.-Rossland. waite House Trading Co., Ltd.—Rossland. inorborn, Ross—Silverton. ijukov, Jacob—Trail. Williams, Geo. F._Trail. Drysdale Gordon-Vancouver. Harvey, Wm. B.-Vancouver. • nSJic ?? & Co.-Vancouver. Layfield, H. H. & Co.-Vancouver. quigley, F. a., & Co.-Vancouver. Stark, James—Vancouver. Shatford, S. A.—Vernon. Argyle House—Victoria. Cooke, Geo. J.—Victoria. Rahy Bros.—Victoria. Russell, C. C—Victoria. Richardson, G. A.—Victoria. I Spencer, David—Victoria. I Sterling (Lenz & Leiser)—Victoria. Wescott Bros.—Victoria. Young, Henry—Victoria. Masters, C. E—Wellington. DYERS AND SCOURERS. New York Dye Works—Nanaimo. Taylor, 0. M.—Nanaimo. B. C. Steam Dye Works—Vancouver. Hay & Day—Vancouver. Mount Pleasant Dye Works—Vancouver. Rosehlll Steam Dye Works—Vancouver. Allison, James, Paisley Dye Works—Victoria. B. C. Steam Dye Works—Victoria. Provincial Dye Works—Victoria. ELECTRICIANS. Allardyce, J. L.—Nanaimo. Bowler, Patrick—New Westminster. B.C. El. Construction Co.-Vancouver. Hinton, Geo. C, & Co.-Vancouver. Hinton, Geo. C. & Co.—Victoria. ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES. Kootenay Electric Co.—Kaslo. Nanaimo Electric Light, Power and Heating Co.—Nanaimo. Angrlgon, Palma—New Denver. Rossland Water & Light Co.—Rosgland. West Kootenay Power & Lighting Co.- Rossland. B.C. El. Ry. Co., Ltd.—Victoria. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Canadian Gen, Electric—Nelson. Canadian Gen. Electric Co.—Vancouver. Hinton, Geo. C—Vancouver. Hinton. Geo. C. & Co.—Victoria. Royal Electric Co.—Victoria. Victoria Electric Co.—Victoria. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. Turner, P .K.—Victoria. ENGINE BUILDERS. Armstrong & Morrison—Vancouver. Cowan & Co.-Vancouver. Hamilton Mfg. Co.-Vancouver. Hollander, Sam—Vancouver. -. ENGRAVERS. Hanscome, A. R.—Vancouver. Phillips, Wm. H.—Victoria. ff 1000 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS EXPRESS COMPANIES. Dominion Express Co.—All points. British Columbia Express Co—Ashcroft. Great Northern Express Co.—Rossland. Great Northern Express Co.—Victoria. Northern Pacific Express—Victoria. FANCY GOODS. Collister, W. S., & Co—New Westminster. Golden Rule Bazaar—Victoria. Lowenberg & Co.—Victoria. Turner, Mrs. P. K.—Victoria. Jin & Tamura—Vancouver. Bickford, Mrs. Wm.—Victoria. FINANCIAL AGENTS. Kitchin, Thos.—Nanaimo. Leighton, Wm. K—Nanaimo. MeKenzie, C. C—Nanaimo. Planta, A. E—Nanaimo. Schetky, Geo. L—Nanaimo. Beer Bros.—Nelson. Bell, Alex.—New Westminster. Coulthard, F. J.—New Westminster. Hart, F. J., & Co.—New Westminster. Keary, W. H.—New Westminster. Major & Pearson—New Westminster. ' Malins, Arthur, & Co.—New Westminster. Rand, A. E—New Westminster. White, A. E.—New Westminster. Langley, S. Thornton—Rossland. Bennett, C. C—Vancouver. Boak & Co.—Vancouver. Buxton. J. M. & Co.—Vancouver. Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsefell, Ltd.-- Van couver. McGregor. P. 0.—Victoria. Mahon. McFarlane & Mahon—Vancouver. Martin, George—Vancouver. Morris & Aitken—Vancouver. Ward. Robt. & Co.—Vancouver. WulfFsohn, Johann—Vancouver. Grime, W. Wallace Sr Co.—Victoria. Jnpps. A. W.—Victoria. McKilligan. J. B.—Victoria. T?>>hf)rrK F. G.. & Co—Victoria. Ward. Robt. & Co.—Victoria. PISH AND GAME. Benson & Ayling—New Westminster. Oomltnrd & Adamson—Npw Westminster. Eicfrhnff. A. W.—New Westminster. Anderson. Chas.—Vancouver. Central Fish Market—Vancouver. Dom. Fish Co.—Vancouver. Enterprise Fishery—Vancouver. Tyson, A. M.—Vancouver. Winch Sr Bower—Vancouver. Brown S- Conner—Victoria. Brown. Peter—Victoria. Sarantis. J. P.—Victoria. FISHING NETS. Crawford & Stuart- - Vancouver. Dovle, Henry Sc Co.—Vancouver. Leckie, John—Vancouver. FLORISTS. Ashley, Thomas—Esquimalt. Black Diamond Nursery—Perryville. Henry, Morgan J.—Vancouver. Pont, James—Vancouver. Vancouver Floral Co.—Vancouver. Adams, R. T—Victoria. Jay, George, sr.—Victoria. Johnston, R. H.—Victoria. Jubilee Greenhouse, W. & L. Russell-JMI toria. Moes, James, Sr.—Victoria. Norman. W.—Victoria. FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS. Okanagan Flour Mills Co.—Armstrong Tretheway, James—Chilliwack. Brown, James N. J.—Dog Creek. Columbia Flouring Mills—Enderiy & Verm Hossack, James—Langley. Marshall, John—Lillooet. Brackman & Ker—New Westminster. Collins, Robt. A.—Soda Creek. FLOUR AND PEED. See also Peed Stores. . Parrish, J.—Rossland. McKelvie, M— Trail. Allen, Fred—Vancouver. Palmer, R—Vancouver. Barker, T. M—Vancouver. Brackman & Ker—Vancouver. MeKenzie Bros.—Vancouver. Tomlinson & Macnab—Vancouver. Columbia Flour Mill—Vernon. Baker, R. & Sons—Victoria. Brackman & Ker—Victoria. Dickinson, W. G., & Co—Victoria. Sinclair & Co.—Victoria. FORWARDERS. Foster, F. W—Ashcroft. Hopkinson & Burton—Burton. POUNDERS. Nanaimo Foundry—Nanaimo. Lynd, A. 0.—New Westminster. Neilson, James F.—New Westminster. Novelty Iron Works—New Westminsters Ovens, Thos.—New Westminster. Schaake Machine Works—New Westminster. Armstrong & Morrison—Vancouver. Grant & Atwood—Vancouver. Letson & Burpee—Vancouver. Albion Iron Works—Victoria. Spratt & Gray—Victoria. FRUIT DEALERS. Trombell, Chas.—Kaslo. O'ceroe, Joseph—Nanaimo. Collin, Joseph—Nanaimo. Corcoran. Miss M.—Nanaimo. George, Mrs.—Nanaimo. _-_----Bft)»-»y_-&^t^ifi_i^__!S •,-iL*$w\mm ^mmie&&wm m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR; 1001 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS > Hilbert, S. A—Nanaimo. Kelly, James—Nanaimo. • MeKenzie, J. E—Nanaimo. Rawlinson, Henry—Nanaimo. Bowbottom, Mrs. S—Nanaimo. Serem, Eza—Nanaimo. Shearing, B. C—Nanaimo. i Staunton, James—Nanaimo. Wagstaff, Fred—Nanaimo. Webb, W. E—Nanaimo. i Bensen & Ayling, New Westminster. ' Bent, J. G—New Westminster. Cumyou, E—New Westminster. Parker, Lillian M—New Westminster. Qui, Joe—New Westminster. Ross, M—New Westminster. Sorbin, Jules E.—Rossland. Kelsen, Jacob—Sandon. B. 0. Fruit Exchange—Vancouver. Harcas, Sinclair—Vancouver. i winch & Bower—Vancouver. ' Beauchamp, Rich.—Victoria. Carlow, F. R—Victoria. Clearihue, J. & A.—Victoria. Gribbles, Henry—Victoria. Meads, T. C—Victoria. Meecris, D.—Victoria. Sarantis, A.—Victoria. Sarantis, D—Victoria. Williams, Mrs., wid.—Victoria. Vaio & Brooks—Victoria. •' Cameron, Mrs. A.—Wellington. Morris. Mrs. Jane—Wellington. i Sampritra, S—Wellington. Torr, L. D—Wellington. FRUIT GROWERS. Heamea, Wm.—Beaver Point. Popenburgh, J.—Beaver Point. Ruckle. Henry—Beaver Point Trap, Theo—Beaver Point Annand, Alex. J —Hazelmere. Halgren, Andrew—Hazelmere. ' Lazenby, P. E.—Hatzic. Lewis, Jason S.—Hazelmere. , Moggridge, J. W.—Hazelmere. I Earl, Thos. G—Lytton. Salmon Arm Fruit Growers' Ass.—Salmon Arm. White, L. D.—Sooke. Phippe, Aldridge & Co. (wholesale)—Vancouver. Robertson, D. M. & Sons—Tinehead. FUEL. New Vancouver Coal Co.—Nanaimo. j Cameron, Joseph—New Westminster. Creighton, J. W—New Westminster. Wiley, Ed.—New Westimnster. Sullivan, Michael—Rossland. Champion & White—Vancouver. Crowder & Penzer—Vancouver. , Mackenzie Bros.—Vancouver. Palmer, Robt. V—Vancouver. West Wellington Coal Co—Vancouver. ■ Drake, W. T.—Victoria. Dunsmuir & Sons—. L- Grice, John E—Victoria. Hall, Rich—Victoria, Painter, J. E—Victoria. Spratt, G. A. V.-Victoria. Dunsmuir & Sons (Andrew Bryden, mgr.)- Wellington. PUR DRESSERS AND DYERS. Soupal, S—Victoria. FURNITURE. Heaith, A. W—Alberni. Ireland, Wm. H.—Armstrong. Ross, James—Chase Creek. White, Joseph—Chilliwack. B. C. Furniture—Cranbrook. Gulley, T. M., & Co.—Greenwood. White, A. L.—Greenwood. Gordon, Marshall Pollock—Kamloops. Elliott, Robert—Kaslo. Langton, W. M—Nanaimo. May. John—Nanaimo. McTeigh, H— Nanaimo. McArthur, D. & Co.—Nelson. Nelson Furniture Oo.—Nelson. Crowley & Co.—New Denver. Fales, W. E—New Westminster. Wintermute Bros.—New Westminster. Howson, R. & Co.—Revelstoke. Crowley & Son—Rossland. Lockhart & Jordon—Rossland. Clark, Binns & Co.—Trail. Hatch, Charles—Vancouver. Hutchings, G. W.—Vancouver. Izen, Jacob—Vancouver. Marshall. E. A.—Vancouver. Oakley & Son—Vancouver. Shelton, A. B. & Co—Vancouver. Campbell Bros.—Vernon. B. C. Furniture—Victoria. Duck, Simeon—Victoria. Hobbs, F. V—Victoria. Shore & Anderson—Victoria. Talbot, Arthur E—Victoria. Weiler Bros—Victoria. Cark, W— Ymir., FURS—RAW. Bornstein, H—Victoria. Boskowitz J. & Sous—Victoria. Lubbe, Theodore—Victoria. Ullman, Joseph—Victoria. Weil, Leopold & Bros—Victoria. GAS COMPANY. Nanaimo Gas Co—Nanaimo. Npw Westminster Gas Co. Vancouver Gas Co—Vancouver. Victoria Gas Oo—Victoria. GENERAL STORES. Munro, Frank-Abbottsford. Hoffard, C. E—Agassiz. Inkman, Charles—Agassiz. 1002 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS GENERAL STORES (Continued). White, Herbert—Agassiz. Giegerich, Henry—Ainsworth. Ainsworth Trading Co., Ltd—Ainsworth. Franks, Leonard—Alberni. Law, Harry S—Alberni. . Saunders, E. J. & Co—Alberni. Thomson, James—Alberni Alert Bay Canning Co.—Alert Bay. Quadros, Joseph-Alert Bay. Smith, L. A—Anaconda. Hardy, Wright & Co—Armstrong. Wood-Cargell Co., Ltd—Armstrong. Newman, Geo—Arrowhead. Foster, F. W—Ashcroft. Harvey, Bailey & Co—Ashcroft. Tai Soon & Co—Ashcroft. Lake; Joseph—Atholmere. Kelly, Andrew—Barkerville. Columbia River L. Co—Beaver .Mouth. r.iavton John—Bella Bella. Bella Coola Mercantile Co-Bella Coola. Clayton, John—Bella Coola. Big Bend Trading Co—Big Bend. Grinder, Philip—Big Bar. Edwards, R. P.—Burgoyne Bay. Bourne Bros.—Burton. Jordan, G. A. Co—Burton. Cossen Bros—Camp McKinney. Shatford, W. T -Camp McKinney. Bussonich, Maeto—Canoe Pass. Oo-Ooerative Store—Cape Scott. Dominion Supply Co-Cascade City. Gain & Roy-Cascade City Lynch & Earl—Cascade City. Lyngholm, John-Cascade City. Wolverton, W. M—Cascade City. Sinlth, V: Maxwell-Central Park. Chase, W. & Co—Chase Creek. Lewis, S. G—Chemainus. Victoria Lumber Manufacturing Co—Che- mainus Ashwell,. Geo. R-Chllliwack. Oawlev Frank—Chilliwack. Farr J. & ». A—Chilliwack. Henderson, Arthur C-Chilliwack. Irwin, B. A.—Chilliwack. Tncobson. F Clayoquot. Km & Dawaey-Clayoquot. Jitter Fred W—Clinton. Porte.,' James T-Cobble Hill. Docksteader, John—Cody. Anderson, Joshua-Columbia. Rennison, A. W-Comox Bay. Corfield, G. T—Corfield. Armitage, H.—Coutlee. Blair & Co—Coutlee. McPhee, J., & Son-Courtney. Crocker Bros—Cowichan Gap. Frumento. P.—Cowichan Station. 5SSteele Mercantile Co-Cranbrook. Gilpin. Geo. H—Cranbrook. Hill D— Cranbrooke. Kennedy. Thos—Cranbrooke. Larond Bros.—Cranbrook. Lee, John—Cranbrooke. Sherlock & Bremner—Cranbrook. Bradshaw Wm., & Co-Creston. Bull, John—Creston. GENERAL STORES (Continued). Fass & Crawford—Creston. Coleman & Hamilton—Creston. Madden & Co.—Creston. Miller, Chris.—Creston. Livingstone, A.—Deer Park. Livingston, L. M., & Co.—Deer Park. Luxton, R.—Deer Park. Place, Joseph S—Dog Creek. MeKenzie, M. J.—Dodger's Gove. Greaves, J. B.—Douglas Lake. Bazett, Chas.—Duncan's. Jaynes, William P.—Duncan's. Lee, John—Duncan's. Maude, E. D.—Duncan's. Vancouver Oil Works—Ecole. Holbrook, Thos—Elko. Bell, George & Co.—Enderby. Harvey & Bailey Co.—Enderby. Hunnex, James R.—Erie. Kane Bros.—Erie. Hirsh, Andrew—Errington. Elliott, Thos—Fairview. McMillan & McMillan—Fairview. Shatford, W. T., & Co.-Fairview. Batho & Co.—Ferguson. Cummings & Co.—Ferguson. McKinnon & Sutherland—Ferguson. Bentley. H., & Co.—Fernie. Craig. John S.—Fernie. Crow's Nest Trading Co.—Fernie. Joyce Bros.—Fernie. London & Liverpool Co.—Fernie. Hunt, Mrs. Robt—Fort Rupert Carlin, Wm—Fort Steele. Fort Steele Mercantile Co.—Fort Steel^B Gilpin, Geo. H—Fort Steele. Griffin, David—Fort Steele. Gibson, G. W—Gibson's Landing. Prltchette, George A.—Glenora. McDermott, G. B— Golden. Parson, H. G.—Golden. Warren, Chas. A.—Golden. Anderson & Co.—Grand Forks. Davis, Jeff.—Grand Forks. Hunter, Kendrick & Co., Lim—Griffl Forks. Mogaw, W. R.—Grand Forks. Petri e, Robert—Grand Forks. Cook, Fox Crowle P.—Granite Creek- Duncan, J. H., & Co.—Granite Creek. Williams, Capt. James—Granite Falls. Greenwood Trading Oo.—Greenwood. Hunter. Kendrick ~Co., Ld.—GreenwoodM Law, W. M., & Co.—Greenwood. Olson, Phelan—Greenwood. McCuaig, Duncan Peter—Hall. McKay, James B.—Hand Island. Galbraith, D.—Harrison River. Menten, C. W.—Harrison River. Brealy, Arthur—Hatzic. Halgreen, Andrew—Hazelmere. Cunningham & Son—Hazelton. Bull, H. A—Heriot Bav. Wardle, Thos.—Hope. Walters, H. L.—Horse Flv. Hunter, Wm.—Huntersville. Stewart, A. L—IUecillewaet. Hawkins, Thos.—Inverness. Beaton, John—Kamloops. Ching Lee & Co.—Kamloops. fcjT£gk^ _55___E_______2____3^Z__!_______ e££S__-5S3E--mS3mw5«333 SSS GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1003 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS GENERAL STORES (Continued). Hudson Bay Co—Kamloops. Hopkins & McLean-Kamloops. Giegerich, Henry—Kaslo. Green Bros—Kaslo. Veith & Borland—Keithley Creek. Lequime Bros. & Co—Kelowna. Coulthard, John 0— Keremeos. Daly E. M—Keremeos. Derrick & Co.-Kincplitli. Palmer, Geo. N—Kmoolith. Mearns, James—Koksilah.. Allan, William—Lac La Hache. Hutcherson, H. J—Ladnere. McNeely, Thos.—Ladners. Moors, J. A—Ladners. Norgar, T. J.—Quatsino. Pong Ohong—Langley. Waterhouse, Thos,—Langley. Dunlop, John—Lillooet. Ho Sang—Lillooet. Jung Kee—Lillooet. Lee & Camming—Lillooet. Lee. Hing Lung—Lillooet Phair, Mrs. C. A.—Lillooet. Santini, Paul—Lillooet. Noble, Thos. A.—Louis Creek. Armstrong, J. B , & Co-—Lower Nicola. Woodward, R. M—Lower Nicola. Anthony & Robson—Lytton. Rebagliati, A. G—Lytton. Rebagliati, B.—Lytton. Pearson, James—Lytton. Robson, Chas. E—Lytton. Steffens, H—Lytton. Barr. John R.—McGuigan. Harrison, W—Massett. Hudson Bay Co.—Massett. Cunningham, John—Metlakahtla. Lundy, C. J—Midway. McNicol, James—Midway. Milne, Edw.—Milne's Landing. Alder, Henry & Son—Mount Lehman. Mundorf. Jacob—Mundorf's. Bourne Bros.—Nakusp. Genelle, Peter & Co.—Nakusp. Jordan, F. W. & Co—Nakusp. Vanderburg, Mrs.—Nakusp. Bevelockway. Geo.—Nanaimo. DesBrisay, M. & Co.—Nanaimo. •Tohnston. A. R.. & Co.—Nanaimo. Macdonald. D. S—Nanaimo. McLeod, Wm.—Nanaimo. Manson, Lawrence—Nanaimo. Nanaimo Equitable Society—Nanaimo. HesBrisay. M.. X- Co.—Nelson. Bourne Bros.—New Denver. Harvey, H.—New Westminster. Carrington, A. R—Nicola Lake. Howse. A. E.—Nicola Lake Arnett, Wm. —North Bend. Lyons, J. & B—North Bend. W>bh S- Co.—North "Rend. Bnflflo. .Tnsenh—Northfield. McDonald. D. R.--Northfield. Algar. C. D.—Notch Hill. Lequime Bros. & Co.—Okanagan Mission. GENERAL STORES (Continued). Eagle & Paxton—150-Mile House. Veith & Borland—One Hundred and Flit*" Mile House. Wade, Alf H.—Penticton. Galena Trading Co—Pilot Bay. Collinson, W. T— Plumper Pass. Cunningham & Son—Port Essington. Herman, Peter, & Co.—Pert Essington. Carr, John—Port Haney. Toomas, Charles E.—Princeton. Cook & Co.—Princeton. Jaynes, W. P.—Quamichan. I'idock Bros. & Co.—Quathiaski Cove. Frigcn, Fred—Quatsino. Feck Lang Lung—Quesnelle Forks. Low Quan—Quesnelle Forks. McRae, A. & J.—Quesnelle .Forks. Selby, D. R—Quilchena. Appleton, The, E. Co.—Revelstoke. Borrne Bros.—Revelstoke. Coursier, Henry Noble—Revelstoke. Hume, C. B. & Co.—Revelstoke. Wells, F. B—Revelstoke Dester, Gerald—Riske Creek. Beer & Co.—Robson. Price, Sam.—Robson. Olsen & Phalen—Rock Creek. Hunter Bros.—Rossland. Ogeson, Mrs. V. L.—Roy. Inkman, Chas.—Ruby Creek. Beadles, Wm. T., & Co—Salmo. Drummond. F. P.—Salmo: McGuire, Mrs. John—Salmon Arm. Stewart, Robt.—Salmon Arm. Atherton, E. R—Sandon. Ferland, A.—Sandon. Giegerich, Henry—Sandon. Hunter Bros.—Sandon. Jalland, Thomas—Sandon. Talland Bros.—Sandon. Duncan Bros.—Sandwick. Jane, John—Savony. Bauer & Fracke—Sayward. Koenig, Geo.—Shawnigan Lake. Bjorth, Nets C— Shoal Bay. Dickinson, Lionel—Sidney. Skojeski, A.—Sirdar. Kai, Kee—Spuzzum. Anderson, Martin—Slocan Junction. Churchland, John—Surrey Centre. Finlayson, M. J—Sicamous. Hunter, Wm. & Co.. Ltd—Silverton- McKinnon & Co—Silverton. Parris, E. & Co.—Slocan City. Shatford, W. T. & Co—Slocan Oity. Dunlevy, Peter 0—Soda Creek. McLeese, Jean 8—Soda Creek. Barrick, J. B—Spence's Bridge. Clemes, Art—Spence's Bridge. Black. Neil—Spuzzum. Mashlnter. Wm—Squamish. Dodd. L. A—Stanley. Peebles, John—Stanley. Sechelt Trading Co.—Sechelt. Hunter, Henry—St. Elmo. Inkman, Charles-St. Elmo. Carroll. J. M—St. Eugene. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS GENERAL STORES (Continued). . Rendell & Co.—Summit. Churchland, John—Surrey Centre. Turner, T. J.—Swansea. Parris, E. & Co—Ten l__le. Callbreath, Cook & Co—Thibert Creek. Barracks, John—Thompson Siding. Hunter, Wm. & Co—Three Forks. Edwards, Harry—Tipella. Steele & McDonald—Trail. Wilson, Thos.—Trail. Hume, C. B. & Co.—Trout Lake. Wilson, Thomas, & Co.—Trout Lake. King, M.—Trout Lake City. Dunlop. John—Tyauchton. Margetlsh, Mrs. John—Ucuelet. Sutton, Jame E—Ucluet Howe, Geo.—Union Bay. B. C. Supply Store—Vancouver. Cassidy, Thos.—Vancouver. Grossman, M.—Vancouver. Hastings Mill—Vancouver. Hudson Bay Co.—Vancouver. Sang Lung & Co.-Vancouver. Woodward, C.—Vancouver. Cameron, W. F—Vernon. Hudson Bay Co.—Vernon. Megaw, W. R—Vernon. Shatford, W. T.—Vernon. Bittan court, E. J—Vesuvius Bay. Manson & Adie—Waneta. Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ld.—Wardner. Hansen, Nels.—Wasa. Bickle, John—Wellington. Oowan & Sagel—Wellington. Jones, D. I.. & Co.—Wellington. Leiser & Hamberger—Wellington. McKay, J. L—Wellington. Ralston, Andrew W—Wellington. Jones, Francis H.—Westholme. York, L. C. & Co.—Wharnock. Macdonald, W. J., & Co.—Whitewater. Niven Bros.—Whitewater. Johnson & Santo—Windermere. Kimpton & Pitts—Windermere. McKay, C. C—Windermere. Grobe, David E—Ymir. McLeod, Donald—Ymir. Mathers & Kelley—Ymir. Seaney, Simon H—Ymir. Smith, John W—Ymir. GENTS' FURNISHINGS—RETAIL. See also Merchant Tailors, Clothiers and Outfitters. Mahaffy, T. E.—Cascade City. Maggs & Hughes?—Cranbrooke. Reid & Co.—Cranbrooke. Friedman, Nathan—Nanaimo. Robinson, Louis—Nanaimo. Scott, G. D., & Co.—Nanaimo. Stevenson & Co.—Nanaimo. Gilker, J. A.—Nelson. Wallace & Miller—Nelson. De Beck, H. L—New Westminster. Phillips, J. E—New Westminster. Richmond, A. A.—New Westminster. Gill, James, & Co.—Revelstoke. Mount, C. W—Rossland. Robinson, James H.—Rossland. Pitts Bros.—Sandon. Chubb & Stewart—Vancouver. Clark, Robert—Vancouver. Page, Ponsford Bros.—Vancouver. Sheasgreen & Co.-Vancouver. The Geo. R. Gordon Co., Ld. (wholesaled Vancouver. Anderson, E. H.—Victoria Cameron, W. G.—Victoria. Holmes, Arthur—Victoria. Jackson, Geo. R—Victoria. Lowenberg & Co.—Victoria. McCandless Bros.—Victoria. Marks, M.—Victoria. Reid, S—Victoria. Rutland, Henry—Victoria. Williams, B. & Co—Victoria. Wilson, W. & J.—Victoria. Leiser & Hamberger—Wellington. Newrobe, B—Wellington. Robinson, F., & Co.—Wellington, Weinrob, S—Wellington. GROCERS—WHOLESALE. Chaldick, John, & Co.—Nelson. Hudson Bay Co.—Nelson. McMillan & Hamilton—Nakusp. Macdonald, A. & Co.—Nelson. Macdonald, A. & Co.—Revelstoke. Braid, Wm. & Co.—Vancouver. Kelly, Douglas & Co.—Vancouver. Malkin, W. H. & Co.—Vancouver. McMillan & Hamilton—Vancouver. Oppenheimer Bros.—Vancouver. Hudson Bay Co.—Victoria. Earle, Thos.—Victoria. Leiser, Simon & Co.—Victoria. Pitts, S. J—Victoria. Rithet, R. P. &Co— Victoria. Todd, J. H. & Son—Victoria. Wilson Bros.—Victoria. GROCERS—RETAIL. Hutchinson, J., & Co.—Armstrong.' Maxwell, Smith W—Central Park. Irwin, B. A—Chilliwack. Esquimalt Grocery Store—BsqulmsIt Bannerman Bros1.—Greenwood. Ingram, J. S., & Co—Greenwood. . Rendell & Co.—Greenwood. Sperry, A. H., & Co.—Greenwood. Holland Bros.—Kamloops. Holland, J. J.—Kamloops. ' Ward, J. B.—Kamloops. McQueen & Davenport—Kaslo. Riedel & Kuester—Kaslo. Turner & Co.—Kaslo. Macdonald, H. I.—Kuskanook. Bevilockway, George—Nanaimo. Booth, Thomas B.—Nanaimo. Coburn, W. H.—Nanaimo. Crossan, Wm.—Nanaimo. Heddle, W. T. & Co.—Nanaimo. Hirst James—Nanaimo. Johnston, A. R. & Co.—Nanaimo. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS 1005 GROCERS (Continued). Manson, L—Nanaimo. McCutcheon, Chas.—Nanaimo. McDona'd, Duncan S—Nanaimo. McKeen, S—Nanaimo. McMillan, J. H—Nanaimo. Pollard, W. J. & Co.—Nanaimo. Rowe, Mrs. M. A—Nanaimo. Taylor, Smith & Co.—Nanaimo. Watson, James—Nanaimo. Young, James.—Nanaimo. Choldick, John, & Co.—Nelson. Deshrlsay, M. & Co.—Nelson. Morse & Royal—Nelson. O'Neill, J. D., & Co.—Nelson. Scanlan, T—Nelson. Shaw, Angus—Nelson. Simpson & Denby—Nelson. Adams, Geo.—New Westminster. Annandale, T. S—New Westminster. Gilchrist, David W.—New Westminster. McDonough, Chas.—New Westminster. MeKenzie Bros.—New Westminster. Parnell & Gunn—New Westminster. Rae, E. J.—New Westminster. Tal Loy & Co.—New Westminster. Balzanb, Angelo—Northfield. Gray, James—Northfield. Macdonald, D. S—Northfield, Bell, Geo., & Oo—Revelstoke. Hutcheson & Monford—Revelstoke. Albo & Aiello—Rossland. Empey Bros.—Rossland. Fox, 0. M. & Co.—Rossland. Albo, P. M—Rossland. Bulmer & Webb—Rossland. Harris Bros.—Rossland. Helmes, Joseph C. C. —Rossland. Moore, John Wm.—Rossland. Morrison & Morrison—Rossland. Morrison & Bryenton—Rossland. Morrison & MeKenzie—Rossland. Rofner & McGonigle—Rossland. Wagner, John M.—Rossland. Ward & MacKay—Rossland. .Talland Bros.—Sandon. Blanchfield & Co.—Vancouver. B. C. Supply Co.—Vancouver. Brown, B. B.—Vancouver. Brown Bros.—Vancouver. City Grocery Store, Thos. Duke—Vancouver. Claassen, Gerhard—Vancouver. Clarke, Joseph—Vancouver. Bison, Edward C—Vancouver. Donaldson. Joseph, & Co.-Vancouver. Edgett Bros.—Vancouver. Pillon, F.—Vancouver. Fleming, P. J.—Vancouver. Halliday, Geo. W.—Vancouver. Hobson. George—Vancouver. Hewton, John W—Vancouver. McDonald, Donald James—Vancouver. McMillan, E. H., Ideal—Vancouver. Muir, W. D.—Vancouver. Seldelman, Wm—Vancouver. Smith. J. S., & Co.—Vancouver. Webster Bros—Vancouver. Weeks & Robson—Vancouver. GROCERS (Continued). Welsh & Nightingale—Vancouver. Beaty & Co—Victoria. Blair, W.—Victoria. Cameron, C. N.—Victoria. Carne, Fred, Jr.—Victoria. Clarke, Hardress—Victoria. Clay, Samuel—Victoria. Crook, Mrs. H. M. A.—Victoria. Cullum, Mrs. E. F.—Victoria. Dickinson, L—Victoria. Erskine. Wall Sc Co—Victoria. Fee, David F.—Victoria. Fell & Co.—Victoria. Hughes, J. M—Victoria. Jameson, R. H.—Victoria. Johns Bros.—Victoria. Kirechberg. Mrs. E.—Victoria. Leonard, John—Victoria. McSweeney, John—Victoria. Nash. Edw.—Victoria. Pottinger, D. R.—Victoria. Proctor, G. H.—Victoria. Raith, Frank—Victoria. Redding, Thos—Victoria. Ross, Dixi H. & Co.—Victoria. Rusta, Andrew—Victoria. Saunders, E. J. & Co.—Victoria. Schoen, Sigmund—Victoria. Schroeder Bros.—Victoria. Sherk, Abraham R.—Victoria. Silva, John—Victoria. Smith, Geo. Edward—Victoria. Speed Bros.—Victoria. Taylor, Mrs. J G. —Victoria. Watson & Hall—Victoria. Wille, L—Victoria. Wriglesworth, Joseph—Victoria. Yick Lung & Co.—Victoria. Cowan & Sagel Co.—Wellington. Gould, Isaac—Wellington. Leiser & Hamberger—Wellington. Manwaring, A. E—Northfield. McKav, J. L—Wellington. Severino, Sawpetro—Wellington. Hull. W. F—Ymii Des Brisay Jobbing Co.—Ymir. Parker, Etenry—Vmir. GUNSMITHS. Holte, James R—Bella Coola. Frier, Mathias—Rossland. Straube, V.—Vancouver. Tisdall, Chas. E—Vancouver. Barnsley, John & Co.—Victoria. i Pichon & Lenfestv—Victoria. j Short, Henry & Sons—Victoria. HARDW ARE—WHOLESALE. Dunn, Thos. & Co—Vancouver. McClary Mfg. Co., Ltd—Vancouver. McLennan & McFeely & Co., Ltd.—Van- Hickman, Tye Hardware Co., Ltd.—Victoria. 65 nm 1006 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Fraser, Walter S. & Co. Nicholles & Renouf ,Ltd. Prior, E. G. & Co., Ltd.- Ltd.—Victoria. -Victoria. -Victoria. HARDWARE—RETAIL. Reeves, C. B—Chilliwack. Bragden & Osborne—Ooluinbia. Grady Hardware Co.—Cranbrook. Miner, G. H—Cranbrooke. Grain, Chas., & Co.—Creston. Jaynes, Wm. P.—Duncan's. Quail, J. D—Fernie. McBride Bros.—Fort Steele. Manly, W. C. K.—Grand Forks. Canfield & Lemuel—Greenwood. Russell Hardware Co.—Greenwood. Prior, E. G & Co.—Kamloops. Shotton & McClugan—Kamloops. Vair, James—Kamloops. Byers, H. & Co.—Kaslo. Dill, James—Kaslo. Dumond, M.—Lillooet. Morton, W. H—Nanaimo. Taylor, J.—Nanaimo. Byers, H. & Co.—Nelson. Lawrence Hardware Co.—Nelson. Langton, Wm.—Nanaimo. Anderson, R. F. & Co.—New Westminster. Cunningham Hardware Co.—New Westminster. Kirk, Harry T.—New Westminster. Trap, T. J. & G—New Westminster. Lawrence, Wm. McG—Revelstoke. McBride & Co.—Rossland. McBride, G. W—Rossland. Martin Bros—Rossland. Byers, H. & Co—Sandon. Robertson, H. J.—Slocan City. Woodcock, T. D. & Co.—Slocan City. Stonewol, E.—Trail. Dunn, Thos., & Co.—Vancouver. Goudron, Jules—Vancouver. Johnson & McPhail—Vancouver. Lewis & Sills—Vancouver. McLennan, McFeeley & Co.—Vancouver. Ralph, Wm.—Vancouver. Sykes, John—Vancouver. Vancouver Hardware Co.—Vancouver. Wagner, A.. & Co.—Vancouver. Bownass, W.—Victoria. Brown, R. A. & Co.—Victoria- Clarke & Pearson.—Victoria. Clyde, A. J. & Co—Victoria. McGregor, A. & Son—Victoria. Nicholles & Renouf, Ltd.—Victoria. Orr. .T. T.—Vletovin. Powell, Geo. & Co.—Victoria. Shore, Sidney—Victoria. Wilson, A. & W.—Victoria. Rolston. Andrew W.—Wellington. Bacon, R. W—Ymir. Spencer, Saunderson & -Co—Ymir. HARNESS MAKERS. See Saddlers and Harness Makers. Mackay Harness and Saddlerv Co—Ashcroft McLaren, Duncan Carson—Kamloops. Hancock, Wm.—Enderby. Eoadley, Thos.—Kamloops. Livingstone, Wm. B.—Kaslo. Bowen, Ediven—Ladner. Chalmers, Chas. M.—Nanaimo. McNeill, E. W—Nanaimo. Davison, William—New Westminster. Harrington, Elmer—New Westminster. Newton, E. J.—New Westminster. Storey, J. (wholesale)—Vancouver. Oooper, H. 0.—Vernon. Duncan,. W—Victoria. Norris, Fred—Victoria. Nelson, S.—Wellington. Stevens, W. C.—Wellington. HIDES Bissinger & • Co—Victoria. HOSPITALS. Royal Inland—Kamloops. Nanaimo Hospital—Nanaimo. Royal Columbian—New Westminster. St. Mary's>—New Westminster Sisters of St. Ann—Rossland. St. Paul's—Vancouver. Provincial Jubilee Hospital—Victoria. St. Joseph's (Sister Mary Bridget supt- Victoria. St. Paul's Hospital (R. C.)—Vancouver. 1 Vancouver City Hospital—Vancouver. HOTELS. McRae, Donald—Agassiz. McLellan, Wm. A.—Ainsworth. Sarault Bros.—Alberni. Thiol I, Nicholas—Anaconda. Keyes, Hugh—Armstrong. Foley, J. J.—Arrowhead. Ashcroft Hotel—Ashcroft Cargile House—Ashcroft. Cariboo Exchange Hotel—Ashcroft Kimpton Bros.—Atholmere. Davis, Isaac—Big Bar Creek. Fraser, John—Barkerville. House, Charles—Barkerville. Peebles, John—Beaver Pass. Grinder, Philip—Big Bar Creek. Qualicum Tom—Big Qualicum. Webb, John—Boston Bar. Allan, Wm.—Bridge Creek. Cameron, H.—Camp McKinney. Lynch & McDuff—Camp McKinney. Bullman, John—Canal. Cartwright, Chas.—Oarbonalt. Brown, Wm.—Cascade City. Cascade Hotel—Cascade City. Columbia Hotel—Cascade City. Commercial Hotel—Cascade City. Cosmopolitan Hotel—Cascade City. Railroad Headouarters—Cascade City. Taylor, Geo.—Cedar. Page, Geo.—Chemainus. Howe, M.—Chemainus. Harrison, Mrs. M—Chilliwack. Leland, Mrs. H. T. Reid—Chilliwack. Kirby, Horace—Claxton. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1007 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS HOTELS (Continued). Barton, Thos.—Clinton. Eagleson, Mark R.—Clinton. Marshall & Smith—Clinton. Porter, James T—Cobble Hill. Bongard & Peicard—Cody. Winter, John Michael—Cody. McFarlane, Wm.-Coll nKWood. Hotel Columbia—Columbia- Pacific Hotel—Columbia. St John Hotel—Columbia. Dubois, Joseph—Colwood. Magee, James A.—Comaplix. Price, William—Comaplix. Brennan, Wm. Thos.—Coquitlam. Glennon, Wm.—Courtney. McCallum, Archie—Courtney. Coutlie, Alex.—Coutlee. Ordano, G. B—Cowichan. Price Bros.—Cowichan Lake. Commercial—Cranbrook. Cosmopolitan—Cranbrook. Cranbrook Hotel—Cranbrook. Bast Kootenay—Cranbrook. Huill & Wellman—Cranbrooke. Kaake, W. T—Cranbrooke. Royal Hotel—Cranbrook. Richards, T. L—Cranbrooke. Ryan & Morrison—Cranbrooke. Small & Musgrave—Cranbrooke. Grand—Creston. Ottawa—Creston. Sirdar—Creston. Vernano—Creston. Bates, Wm.—Deer Park. Harper, James—Departure Bay. Place, Joseph Smith—Dog Creek. A:deriea Hotel—Duncan's. Beaumont, Wm.—Duncans. Quamichan Hotel—Duncan's. Simpson, Wm, & John—Duncans Station. B. C. Express Hotel—Eighty-Three Mile House. Crow's Nest—Elko. Elk-Elko. Enderby House—Enderby. Hirsh, John—Errington. McCarter, Joseph A—Brrington Bayley, Mrs. Joseph—Esquimalt. Coach & Horses Hotel—Esquimalt. Dawley, F. J.—Victoria. Bay, John Edward—Esqu._-alt. Brewer, Saml.—Fairmont Springs. Golden Gate—Fairview. Hotel Fairview—Fairview. Jones, H.—Fairview. Morris, Evan—Fairview. Russell, R.—Fairview. Sheehan, Geo. J., & Co—Fairview. Cummings & McNab—Ferguson, fierguson, David—Ferguson. Holmes, Wm.—Ferguson. O'Connor, Mrs. Sarah—Ferguson. Royal-Fernie. Turtle, Wm.-Fernie. wctoria—Fernie. Warwick & Card—Fernie. Central-Fort Steele. I'algardno—Fort Steele. taternational-Fort Steele. Mather, R. D.-Fort Steele. HOTELS (Continned). Steele House—Fort Steele. Stewart, Wm.—Fort Steele MacKay, G—Four Mile House. Rogers, H. N—Fulford Harbor. Columbia Hotel—Golden. Kootenay House—Golden. Queen's Hotel—Golden. Phair, James—Goldstream. Wallace, James—Granite Creek. Alberta—Grand Forks. Duford, Ed.—Grand Forks. Hotel Stockholm—Grand Forks. Folger, Charles H.—Grand Forks. Grand Central—Grand Forks. Manly, Lloyd A.—Grand Forks. Province—Grand Forks. Victoria—Grand Forks. White House Hotel—Grand Forks. Yale Hotel—Grand Forks. Arlington—Greenwood, Bongard & Peicard—Greenwood. Central—Greenwood. Clarendon—Greenwood. Greenwood Hotel—Greenwood. Imperial—Greenwood. International—Greenwood. Ottawa—Greenwood. Pacific—Greenwood. Pioneer—Greenwood. Queen's—Greenwood. Rossland—Greenwood. Windsor—Greenwood. St. Charles—Greenwood. Halcyon Hot Springs Hotel—Halcyon Hot Springs. Mclntyre & Walsh—Hall. McGee & Hilton—Hall's Prairie. Meiss, Alex.—Harper's Camp. Walters, Henry L—Harper's Camp. Galbraith, D—Harrison River. Walters, H. L—Horsefly. Lappan, W. J.—IUecillewaet ^ Richardson, Thos—IUecillewaet Cosmopolitan Hotel—Kamloops. Domlnlon Hotel-Kamloops. Grand Pacific Hotel—Kamloopfc Kamloops House—Kamloops. Latremouille, Nap.—Kamloops. Lavery—Kamloops. Adams House—Kaslo. Caledonia Hotel—Kaslo. Central—I_aslo. Columbia—Kaslo. Wm Cummings, E—Kaslo. Goodenough & Walmsley—Kaslo. Hotel Slocan—Kaslo. Kaslo Hotel—Kaslo. Lake View—Kaslo. Leland—Kaslo. MoLeod & Peterson—Kaslo. Nelson House—Kaslo. Occidental—Kaslo. Ottawa—Kaslo. Revere—Kaslo. Silver King—Kaslo. Alexander, W. A.—Kuskanook. Allen, J. M.—Kuskanook. Hage,' Hans—Kuskanook. Allan. Wm—Lac La Hache. Welsh, James—Ladner. ..J... — ^.vJ^^WtfftlM-glffiS <• HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA J CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. HOTELS (Continued). Raab & McLeod—Lsike House. Brown, Peter S—Langley. Allen, Wm. F— Lillooet. Fraser, Daniel—Lillooet. Brown, James—McGuigan. Peters, Mrs.—McGuiagn. Faneyday, John—McGuigan. Dowding, Mrs. E. L—Midway. McAulay, Thos.—Midway. Rodd, H. B. A.—Mineral City. Mundorf, Jacob—Mundorf's. Leland Hotel—Nakusp. McNeil, James—Nakusp. Balmoral Hotel—Nanaimo. Britannia Hotel—Nanaimo. Crntral Hotel—Nanaimo. Commercial Hotel—Nanaimo. Orescent Hotel—Nanaimo. Dewdrop Hotel—Nanaimo. Globe Hotel—Nanaimo. Grand Hotel—Nanaimo. Hotel Wilson—Nanaimo. Identical Hotel—Nanaimo. Italian Hotel—Nanaimo. Mount View Hotel—Nanaimo. -Nanaimo Hotel—Nanaimo. Newcastle Hotel—Nanaimo. Occidental Hotel—Nanaimo. Old Flasr Inn—Nanaimo. Oriental Hotel—Nanaimo. Palace Hotel—Nanaimo. Peck, H. E— Nanaimo. Provincial Hotel—Nanaimo. Temperance House—Nanaimo. Windsor Hotel—Nanaimo. Thompson, J. A.—Nanoose Bay. Central Hotel—Nelson. Clark, Mrs. E—Nelson. Grand Central—Nelson. Hotel Hume—Nelson. Hotel Phair—Nelson. Klondike—Nelson. Madden House—Nelson. Malone & Treglllus—Nelson. Merchants' Hotel—Nelson. Nelson Hotel—Nelson. Royal Hotel—Nelson. Silver King—Nelson. Victoria—Nelson. Aylwin, C. W. & Co.—New Denver. New Market—New Denver. St. James—New Denver. Colonial Hotel—New Westminster. Central Hotel—New Westminster. Cleveland Hotel—New Westminster. Cosmopolitan Hotel—New Westminster. Depot Hotel—New Westminster. Eickhoff House—New Westminster. Holbrook Hotel—New Westminster. Hotel Douglas—New Westminster. Hotel Guichon—New Westminster. Lytton Hotel—New Westminster. Merchants Hotel—New Westminster. Occidental Hotel—New Westminster. Telegraph Hotel—New Westminster. Windsor Hotel—New Westminster. &haw, J. W—Niagara. Stewart, J. A. Richardson—Nicola Lake. HOTELS (Continued). Fraser Canyon, C.P.R.—North Bend. Webb & Co—North Bend. Barrett, James (Half Way House)—North- field. Janey, Victor—Northfield. Horth, Chas—Northfield. Latham, Thos.—Northfield. McDermot, William—Northfield. Spieck. George—Northfield. Rumming, C. H.—Northfield. Wright, Alex.—North Saanich. Sullivan, Michael—Notch Hil. McLeod, John—Okanagan Landing. McLeod, John—Okanagan Mission. Allen, Wm—One Hundred Mile House. I Parker, Wm.—150-Mile House. Veith & Borland—One Hundred and Fifty Mile House. Lecombe & McGrade—Oro. Oro—Oro. Price Bros.—Parson's Bridge. Perry, John—Perryville. Graff, Fred.—Phoenix. Nash, Harry—Phoenix. 'JH Blanchard, J.—Pilot Bay. Clark, David—Pilot Bay. Bennett, Thos.—Plumper's Pass. Kendrick, John—Port Haney. McRae, S. & J.—Quesnelle Forks. O'Rourke, Edward—Quilchena. Anderson, Mrs. E. M—Read Island. Abrahamson Bros.—Revelstoke. Central Hotel—Revelstoke. Columbia House—Revelstoke. C. P. R. Hotel—Revelstoke. Hotel Edwards—Revelstoke. Revelstoke Hotel—Revelstoke. Union Hotel—Revelstokt. Victoria Hotel—Revelstoke. Levesqul, Louis—Robson. Barnes Rockery—Rogers Pass. Nault, J. T—Rosebery. Butte Hotel—Rossland. Cameron, John J.—Rossland. Central—Rossland. Central Hotel—Rossland. Centre Star Hotel—Rossland. Clarendon Hotel—Rossland. Collins' Hotel—Rossland. Columbia Hotel—Rossland. Commercial Hotel—Rossland. Cosmos, The—Rossland. Dominion Hotel, land. Exchange Hotel—Rossland. European House—Rossland. Florence Hotel—Bossland. Belleville Hotel—Rossland. Belmont Hotel—Rossland. Bodega Hotel—Rossland. Brunswick Hotel—Rossland. Butte Hotel—Rossland. Exchange—Rossland. Golden Bar—Rowland. Gra nd—Rossland. Grand Union Hotel—Rossland. Hotel Allan—Rossland. Hotel Collins—Rossland. Hotel Ottawa,—Rossland. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1009 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. HOTELS (Continued). Hotel Windsor—Rossland. Highland Hotel-Rossland. Hoffman House—Rossland. Howard House, Hank O'Connor, prop.- Rossland. International Hotel—Rossland. I X L Lodging House—Rossland. Kootenay Hotel—Rossland. Lancaster House—Rossland. Leland—Rossland. Merchants—Rossland. Metropolitan Hotel—Rossland. Montana House—Rossland. Montreal Hotel—Rossland. Pacifl c—Rossland. Rossland Hotel—Rossland. Spokane—Rossland. St. Charles Hotel—Rossland. St Elmo House—Rossland. St Lawrence Hotel—Rossland. St. Paul House—Rossland. Victoria Hotel—Rossland. War Eagle Hotel Co., Ld—Rossland. Western Hotel—Rossland. Ogeson, Mrs. V. L.—Roy. Beadles & Brown—Salmo. Linklater, J. R—Salmo. Stevens, H—Salt Spring Island. Blanchard, Joseph—Sanca. Turner, Mrs. E.—Sanca. Cunning, Robt.—Sandon. Exchange Hotel—Sandon. Goodenough, Sandon. Greentree Hotel—Sandon. Hotel Balmoral—Sandon. Hotel Ivanhoe—Sandon. Hotel Kootenay—Sandon. Hotel Reco—Sandon. Hotel Sandon—Sandon. Kootenay—Sandon. Lowes & Harrington—Sandon. Macdonald Bros.—Sandon. Sudrow, Wm.—Sandon. Vancouver House—Sandon. White Horse-Sandon. Ferguson, Adam B.—Savony. Bauer & Fracke—Sayward. WMtaker, Herbert—Sechelt. Koenig, Geo.—Shawnigan Lake. Carter, Mrs.—Sicamous. Norris, F. J.—Sidney. Hart, Wm. R.—Silverton. Thistle Hotel—Silverton. Victoria Hotel—Silverton. Thorburn Hotel—Silverton. Sirdar House—Sirdar. Arlington Hotel—Slocan ICty. Gething & Henderson—Slocan City. Hamlin & Levalli—Slocan City. International Hotel—Slocan City. Sloan Bros.—Slocan iCty. Two Friends Hotel—Slocan City. Lambert, Wm. H.—Slocan Junction. Dunlevy, P. C—Soda Creek. McLeese, Jean S—Soda Creek. Climes, Art—Spence's Bridge, HOTELS (Continued). Mashinter, Wm.—Squamish. Peebles, John—Stanley. Wortmald, Wm.—Stanley. Stevens Hotel—Stevens. Lee, Harry—Stevenston. Swansea Hotel—Swansea. Bates, Isaac—Thompson's Landing. Graham, Thos.—Thompson's Landing. Grainger, Douglas—Thunder Hill. Arlington—Trail. Blake & Hector—Trail. Callahn, John—Trail. Crown Point—Trail. Dawson & Craddock—Trail. Hotel Southern—Trail. Kaiser—Trail. K londike—Trail. McLennan, Angus D—Trail. Meakin—Trail. Pacific—Trail. Spokane—Trail. St. Elmo—Trail. Windsor Hotel—Trail. Abrahamson Bros.—Trout Lake. Baty, Wm.—Trout Lake. Jowett, Mrs.—Trout Lake. Lay, N. E—Trout Lake. McLellan & Black—Trout Lake. Camp, John—Turgoose. Howe, Geo.—Union Bay. Humphreys, John—Union Bay. Alhambra Hotel—Vancouver. Arlington Hotel—Vancouver. Atlantic Hotel—Vancouver. Austin, John, Bridge Hotel—Vancouver. Avenue Hotel—Vancouver. Badminton Hotel—Vancouver. Boulder Hotel, Howard & Langley—Vancouver. Bridge Hotel, John Austin—Vancouver. Burton & Blackstone, Dougal House—Vancouver. Calori Bros., Europe Hotel—Vancouver. Oity Hotel—Vancouver. Clem, Fred., prop. Gold House—Vancouver. Cosmopolitan Hotel, J. Abray, prop—Vancouver. Commercial Hotel—Vancouver. Europe Hotel—Vancouver. Foubert, F., Clarence Hotel—Vancouver. Fraser, Albert E—Vancouver. Gold House, Fred Clem, prop—Vancouver. Gambrinus Hotel—Vancouver. Glasgow Hotel—Vancouver. Grand Hotel—Vancouver. Granville Hotel—Vancouver. Hamilton, W., Leland—Vancouver. Larson, p.—Vancouver. Leland House—Vancouver. Louvre Hotel—Vancouver. Metropole Hotel—Vancouver. New Fountain—Vancouver. Oriental—Vancouver. Ottawa Hotel—Vancouver. Poodle Dog—Vancouver. 1010 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. HOTELS (Continued). Quann Bros., Balmoral—Vancouver. Regina Hotel—Vancouver. Revere Hotel—Vancouver. Roberts, T. J. Granville—Vancouver. Schwahn, Ohas.—Vancouver. Sorutto, John, Northern Pacific—Vancouver. Seaton & Smith—Vancouver. Scuitto, J. B.—Vancouver. Sherman House—Vancouver. Terminus Hotel, W. R. Jones—Vancouver. Union Hotel, Pete Larsen—Vancouver. Vancouver, C. D. Taprell, mgr.—Vancouver. Waverly—Vancouver. Miligan, G—Vernon. Kalemalka Hotel—Vernon. Victoria Hotel, M. J. O'Brien—Vernon. Albion Hotel—Victoria. Angel Hotel, F. Carne, prop.—Victoria. Balmoral Hotel—Victoria. Bayard Houses—Victoria. Bayley, Mrs., Way House—Victoria- Brunswick Hotel—Victoria. Burnes, T. J., Burnes House—Victoria. California Hotel—Victoria. Cameron, Alex., Rock Bay—Victoria. Colonial Metropole, Jos. Sauer—Victoria. Colonist, H. Harris—Victoria. Dawson—Victoria. Driard Hotel, G. A. Hartnagel, Victoria. Flewin, Thos., Capital—Victoria. George Hotel—Victoria Grand Pacifio Hotel—Victoria. Gorge Hotel—Victoria. Hotel Victoria, J. C. Voss—Victoria. Jensen, Wm., Dalla_H-Vlctoria. Jones, Geo. L.—Victoria. Jones, Stephen, Dominion—Victoria. Leland House, Simpson & Basset—Victoria. Marshall, Mrs, Eliza—Victoria. Mount Baker, J. A. Virtue—Victoria. New England Hotel—Victoria. New York Hotel—Victoria. Occidental Hotel—Victoria. Oriental—Victoria. Osborne House—Victoria. Poodle Dog—Victoria. Powers, M.—Victoria. Pritchard House—Victoria. Queen's Hotel—Victoria. Richardson, J., Windsor—Victoria. Rollins, J. S„Western—Victoria. Rothwell, Mrs. A., St. George—Victoria. Rolland, G. H.—Victoria. Rowland, Mathias, Burnside—Victoria. Russ House—Victoria. Telegraph Hotel—Victoria. Vancouver, George L. James—Victoria. Victoria Hotel—Victoria. Voss, J. C—Victoria- Western Hotel, J. S. Rollins—Victoria. Willows, H. H. Wright—Victoria. Wilson Hotel—Victoria. Wilson, M. N. McCabe—Victoria. HOTELS (Continued). Windsor, J. Richardson—Victoria. Berkman, Jacob—Wardner. Epstein Hotel—Wardner. Eschorig, Wm.—Wardner. Rolland, Chas. P.—Wardner. Hansen, Nels—Wasa. Docksteader, D.—Waterloo. Johnson, Chas. E—Waterloo. Abbottsford Hotel—Wellington. Curry, John—East Wellington. JUmers Hotel—Wellington. Peck, H. E.—Wellington. Portland Hotel—Wellington. Temperance Hotel—Wellington. Wellington Hotel—Wellington. Junction Hotel—Westminster Junction. McLennan & Boune—Whitewater. Star—Whitewater. Victoria—Whi te w ater. Stoddart, James A.—Windermere. Tainton & Gordon—Windermere. Boyer & Boyer—Ymir. Collins, Mrs. M.—Ymir. Hotel Ymir—Ymir. Morin, A.—Ymir. Palace—Ymir. Ross House—Ymir. Windsor—Ymir. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Gill, James, & Co.—Revelstoke. Clarke & Pearson—Victoria. Weiler Bros.—Victoria. ICE DEALERS. Union Brewing Co.—Nanaimo. Cleeve Canning and Cold Storage Co., I_d. —New Westminster. Cleeve Canning and Cold Storage Co., Ld. —Vancouver. International Ice & Storage Co., Ltd.- Vancouver. B. C. Cold Storage & Ice Co.—Victoria.-1 Victoria Ice Co.—Victoria. INSURANCE AGENTS. Millard, Samuel—Chilliwack. Sears, Frank—Grand Forks. Wilkie, Walter—Langley. Planta, Albert Edward—Nanaimo. Leighton, Wm. K —Nanaimo. MeKenzie, C. C— Nanaimo. Schetky, Geo. L—Nanaimo. Ward, George—Nanaimo. Cameron, H. R—Nelson. Christie, C. D. J.—Nelson. Jowett, Wm. A.—Nelson. Parry, M. S—Nelson. Sherwood, A. R.—Nelson. Thompson, Mitchell & Co.—New Denver. Bell, Alex.—New Westminster. Booth, T. W—New Westminster. Coulthard, F. P.—New Westminster. Hart, F. J., & Co—New Westminster. Keary, W. H.—New Westminster. Major & Pearson—New Westminster. Malins, Arthur, & Co—New Westminster. — GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1011 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. White, Alfred E—New Westminster. Bennett, C. C—Vancouver. Buker, Fayette—Revelstoke. Croge & Mayne—Revelstoke. Haig T. L— Revelstoke. Mackenzie, A. B. & Co—Rossland. McKane, John—Rossland. Rolt & Grogan—Rossland. Banfield, John J.—Vancouver. B. C. Land & Inv. Agency, Ltd.—Vancouver, Boak & Co—Vancouver. Casement & Creery—Vancouver. Ceperley, Mackenzie & Rounsefell, Ltd— Vancouver. Ellis, R. B—Vancouver. Girdlestone, Geo. .W—Vancouver. Hall, James Z—Vancouver. Hawley, John—Vancouver. Hope, Graveley & Co.—Vancouver. Innes, Richards & Akroyd—Vancouver. McGregor, D. C—Vancouver. MacGowan, A. H. B.—Vancouver. Mahon, McFarland & Mahon—Vancouver. Mellon & Scott—Vancouver. Ward, Robt. & Co.—Vancouver. Bodley, S. W—Victoria. Drury, R. L., Ontario Mutual—Victoria. Findlay, Durham & Brodie—Victoria. Flint & Co.—Victoria. Grahame, H. M—Victoria. Grime, W. Wallace & Co.—Victoria. Hall, Goepel & Co—Victoria. Heisterman & Co- Jones, A. W.—Victoria. Martin, George—Vancouver. Matson, Samuel H.—Victoria. More, A. W. & Co.—Victoria. Munn, Holland & Co.—Victoria. Rithet, R. P. & Co—Victoria Shallross, Macaulay & Co.—Victoria. Swinerton & Oddy—Victoria. Turner, Beaton & Co.—Victoria. Ward, Robt & Co.—Vistoria. Niveu, F. C—Whitewater. Ward, Wm. H—Yale. Cobb, Edward—Ymir. Critenden, A. W—Ymir. Miller, Samuel—Ymir. INSURANCE COMPANIES—ACCIDENT. Canada Ace. Insi Co.—Vancouver. Canadian Railway Accident Ins.—Vancouver. Ocean Ac'cident Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Ontario Accident—Vacouver. Travellers' Accident Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Travellers Ace. Ins. Co.—Victoria. GUARANTEE COMPANIES. Manufactures—Vancouver. Manufacturers' Guarantee—Victoria. London Guarantee Ace—Victoria. London Guardian Ass.—Vancouver. INSURANCE COMPANIE*~FIRE. Atlas—Vancouver. Caledonia Fire Ins. Co—Vancouver Guardian Ass. Co—Vancouver. Hartford Ins Co.—Vancouver' Insurance Co. of N. A—Vancouver. Liverpool, London & Globe Ins. Co—Vancouver. London Ass. Corporation of London, Eng. —Vancouver. Manchester Ass. Co.—Vancouver. National Ass. Co.—Vancouver. Northern Assurance Co.—Vancouver. North British & Mercantile Ass. Co—Vancouver. Norwich Union Fire Ins. Society. Pacific Coast—Vancouver. Quebec Fire Ass. Co.-Vancouver. Phoenix of Hartford—Vancouver. Phoenix of London—Vancouver. Scottish Union & National Ins.—Vancouver. Sun Fire Ass. Co.—Vancouver. Union Ass. Society—Vancouver. 2 Western Ass. Co.—Vancouver. Aetna Ins. Co.—Victoria- Atlas Assurance Co.—Victoria- Commercial Union Assurance Co—Victo- toria. Connecticut—Victoria. Guardian Fire & Life Ass. Co., Ltd.—Victoria. Imperial—Victoria. Lancashire Ins. Co.—Victoria. Liverpool, London & Globe—Victoria. London Ass. Co.—Victoria. London & Canada Fire Ins.—Victoria. London & Lancashire—Victoria. Manchester Fire Ins. Co.—Victoria. Norwich Union Fire Ins. Co.—Victoria. Norwich Union Fire Ins. Society—Victoria. North British & Mercantile—Victoria. Northern Ins. Co—Victoria. Phoenix Assurance Co., of London, Eng.— Victoria, Phoenix, of Hartford—Victoria. Queen's Fire Insurance Co.— Victoria. Royal Insurance Co.—Victoria. Sun Fire Insurance Co.—Victoria. Western Ass. Co.—Victoria INSURANCE COMPANIES—LIFE. Canada Life Assurance Co—Vancouver. Confederation Life Ass—Vancouver. Federal Life Irs—Vancouver. Great West Life Ins. Co—Vancouver. Imperial—Vancouver. Lancashire Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Manufacturers Life—Vancouver. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York. National Life Ins. Co., of New York-Vancouver. Mutual Reserve Life—Vancouver. New York Life Ins—Vancouver. 1012 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. North American Life Ass.—Vancouver. Pacific Coast Fire Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Standard Life Ass. Co.—Vancouver.' Sun Life Ass.—Vancouver. Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Canada Life Ass. Co.—Victoria. Confederation Life Ass.—Victoria. Equitable Life Ins. Co.—Victoria. Federal Life Ass. Co.—Victoria. Great West Life Ass. Co.—Victoria. London & Lancashire Life Ins.—Victoria. Manufacturers' Ace—Victoria- Mutual Life Ins.—Victoria .. orth American Life-1-Victoria. Ontario Mutual Ins. Co.—Victoria. Provident Savings Life—Victoria. Scottish Union and National—Victoria. Standard Life Ass. Coi—Victoria. Union Mutual Lie Ins.—Victoria. INSURANCE COMPANIES—MARINE. Boston Marine—Vancouver. Fireman's Fund—Vancouver British & Foreign Marine Ins. Co—Victoria. Canton (Marine)—Victoria. Fireman's Fund (marine)—Victoria. Fireman's Friend (marine), R. P. Rithet— Victoria. Lloyd's London Marine—Victoria. Lloyds' Underwriters (marine)—Victoria London & Provid. Marine—Victoria. Maritime (marine)—Victoria. National Board of Marine Underwriters, N.Y.—Victoria. New Zealand Marine—Victoria. North German Lloyd—Victoria. Reliance Insurance Co. (marine)—Victoria Sea (marine) Insurance Co—Victoria. Straits (marine) Insurance Co.—Victoria. Trans-Atlantic Marine—Victoria. Thomas & Messey (marine Ins.)—Victoria Union Marine—Victoria. INSURANCE COS.—PLATE GLASS. Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins.—Vancouver. Metropolitan Plate Glass Ins. Co.—Vancouver. Montreal Plate Glass Ass. Co.—Vancouver. Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins.—Victoria. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. Ross & Howard—Vancouver. JAPANESE GOODS. Chong, C. M.—Nanaimo. Futcher. Theo. S—Vistoria. Jin & Tamura—Vancouver. JEWELRY, WATCHES, ETC. Stephenson, Wm. Howard—Kamloops. Strathern, Robt.—Kaslo. Brown, J. M.—Nanaimo. Roberts, S. R.—Nanaimo. Dover, Jacob—Nelson. Jeykjwicz, Chas.—Nelson. Cbamberlin, W. C— New Westminster. Crake, F—New Westminster. GifCord, Thos.—New Westminster. Barber, J. G. R.—Revelstoke. Osgood, Amy B—Rossland. Saucier, Jean Ernest—Rossland. Silvertone, Phil. A.—Rossland. Spring, William—Rossland. Grimmett, G. W—Sandon. Blasdell,. L. B.—Vancouver. Davidson Bros.—Vancouver. Pearsall, Chas.—Vancouver. Trorey, Geo. E.—Vancouver. Ufford, Albert—Vancouver. Jacques, F. B.—Vernon. Aiidernach, E.—Victoria. Challoner & Mitchell—Victoria. Clayton, A. A.—Victoria. Pennock, Wm. H—Victoria. Ragstad & Aldershaw—Victoria. Redfern, C. E—Victoria. Wenger, John—Victoria. LAUNDRIES. Rowland, G. W. (Pioneer)—Nanaimo. Rossland Laundry—Rossland. Dominion Steam Laundry—Vancouver. Pioneer Steam Laundry—Vancouver. Victoria Steam Laundry—Victoria. LEATHER FINDINGS. Thurston, Wm. & Sons—Vancouver. Maynard, Richard—Victoria. LIME KILNS AND DEALERS. Gilley Bros.—New Westminster. Raymond J. & Sons—Victoria. Saanich Lime Co.—Victoria. LIQUORS—WHOLESALE. Monnier, V., & Co—Cascade City. Mitchell, Joseph—Cranbrook. Greenwood Trading Co.—Greenwood. Rendell & Co.—Greenwood. Cummings, E.—Kaslo. Maher & Co.—Nanaimo. California Wine Co.—Nelsdn. Evans, H. J. & Co.—Nelson. Nelson Wine Co.—Nelson. Turner, Beeton & Co.—Nelson. MacFariane, A.G. & Co—New Westmln* ster. Rithet, R. P., & Co.—Nelson. Steen & Co.—Rossland. Thomas & Grelger—Rossland. Baker Bros. & Co.—Vancouver. B. O. Liquor Co.—Vancouver. Collcult & Co.—Vancouver. Crawford, J. G. & Co.—Vancouver. Hopkirk & Spence—Vancouver. Street & Co.—Vancouver. -"•?a?r>asr5ts«v. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1013 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Ld.—Van- Urquhart Wm—Vancouver. Weeks & Robson—Vancouver. Erskine, Wall & Co—Victoria. Harrison, Wm—Victoria. Hudson Bay Co—Victoria, pither & Leiser—Victoria. Rithet, R. P- & Co—Victoria. Saunders, E. J., & Co—Victoria. Tolmie & Steuart—Victoria. Turner, Beeton & Co—Victoria. Ferono, Anthony—Wellington. LITHOGRAPHERS. Thomson Bros., Ltd.—Vancouver. Colonist P. & P. Co.—Victoria. The B. C. P. & E. Corporation, couver. The Province—Vancouver. LIVERY STABLES. Hickey, I'at—Anaconda. McQuillan, Robt—Courtney. Hamilton, A. C— Golden. McFarland, Duncan—Grand Forks. Coastley, Thomas—Kamloops. Cocking, John—Nanaimo. Ganner. Joseph—Nanaimo. McDonald, M. A.—Nanaimo. Thompson & Scoville—Nanaimo. Devoy. P.—New Westminster. Miller, D. H—New Westminster. Royal City Transfer Co.—New Westminster. Ross, Henry—Northfield. Baker, Geo.—Rossland. Montana Stables—Rossland. Pioneer Livery—Rossland. Hicks, Adam—Vancouver. Hicks & Beatty—Vancouver. Palace Livery—Vancouver. Rose Bros.—Vancouver. Stanley Park Livery Stables—Vancouver. Barlow. Thos. A.—Victoria. Bray, Rich.—Victoria. Crause C. ODom. Livery)—Victoria. Fashion Stables—Victoria McDowell, J—Victoria. Victoria Transfer Co.. Ltd—Victoria. Kilpatrick, Robert—Wellington. LOAN COMPANIES. Westminster & Kootenay Mining .Brokerage & Investment Co—New Westminster. Canada Permanent L. & S. Co.-Vancouver. York County Loan & Savings Co—Vancouver. Yorkshire Guarantee & S. Co., Ld—Van- l couver. York County Loan & Savings Co.—Victoria. LUMBER DEALERS. See also Saw and Planing Mills. North Pacific Lumber Co., Ltd—Barnet Victoria Lumber & Mnfg. Co.—Chemainus'. koat River Lumber Co.—Creston. M. M. Boyd Lumber Co.—Genoa, Golden Lumber Co., Ltd.—Golden. Boundary Creek M. & L. Co.-Greenwood. Heslam s Saw Mill—Nanaimo Buchanan, G. 0—Nelson. Dewar, J. A., & Co.—Nelson. Brunette Saw Mill-New Westminster. B. C. Mills—New Westminster. Pacific Coast Lumber Co.—New Westminster. B. C. Mills, Timber & Trading Co., Ltd.- Rossland. Rossland Mill & Lumber Co.—Rossland. B.C. Mills Timber and Trading Co.-Vancouver. Heaps, E. H. & Co.-Vancouver. Robertson & Hackett—Vancouver. Tait, W. L., & Son—Vancouver. The William Tytler Lumber Co.—Vancouver. Vancouver Saw Mill Co.—Vancouver. Muirhead & Mann—Victoria. Sayward's Saw Mill—Victoria. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co.—Victoria. Victoria Lumber & Mfg. Co.—Victoria. Shawnigan Lake Lumber Co.—Wellington. LUMBER DEALERS. (Hardwood,) Christie & May—Vancouver. MACHINISTS. Dobeson, Thos.—Nanaimo. Brooks, E. W—New Westminster. Lund, A. 0.—New Westminster. Neilson, J. F.—New Westminster. Novelty Iron Works—New Westminster. Ovens, Thos.—New, Westminster. Schaake Machine Works—New Westminster. Armstrong & Morrison—Vancouver. B. C. Iron Works—Vancouver. Cowan & Co.—Vancouver. Hallander, S.—Vancouver. Letson & Burpee—Vancouver. Albion Iron WorJ_s—Victoria. Marine Iron Works—Victoria. Victoria Machine Depot Co., Ld.—Victoria. Vulcan Iron Works—Victoria. MACHINERY. Jenckes Machine Co—Rossland. Howay & Reid—New Westminster. Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co.-Vancouver. Heaps, E. H. & Co.—Vancouver. Marine Iron Wks—Victoria. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS. See also Coininiss-on Merchants. Darling, Frank—Vancouver. Dixon, J. C—Vancouver. Hossack, Alfred D—Vancouver. Martin & Robertson—Vancouver. Shaw, Geo. C, & Co., Ld—Victoria. Thynne, A. G—Vancouver. King, C. R—Victoria. HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. MARBLE WORKS. Henderson, Alexander—Nanaimo. B. C. Monuments—New Westminster. Anderson, L. M.—Victoria. Stewart, Alex.—Victoria. MERCANTILE AGENCY. Bradstreet—Vancouver. Dun, R. G. & Co.-Vancouver. Bradstreet—Victoria. Dun, R. G., & Co.—Victoria. MERCHANT TAILORS. Potter, John—Cascade O'ty. Henderson, Thos. B— Chilliwack. Hills, Geo.—Greenwood. Miller, W— Greenwood. Mitchell, Fred.—Greenwood. Wood, B. L—Greenwood. McPhail, Duncan—Kaslo, Coldwell, H—Nanaimo. Caldwell, James—Nanaimo. Gibbons, Alex.—Nanaimo. MeKenzie, W. R—Nanaimo. Matheson, D. J.—Nanaimo. Parkes & Aitken—Nanaimo. Thomas & Grant—Nanaimo. Oliver, J. D—Nanaimo. Sbanahan, D. J.—Nanaimo. Ross, G. O—Nelson. Squire, F. J.—Nelson. Robie, E. J.—New Denver. Hee Chung & Co—New Westminster. Henderson, Richard A.—New Westminster. Keir & Furneaux—New Westminster. Mrnsen & Lamb—New Westminster. McRae & Oo.—New Westminster. Hiteshire, W. C—Rossland. McAullff & Shaw—Rossland. Schwieg, M. A.—Rossland. Smith, H. H— Rossland. Taylor & McQuarrie—Rossland. Wilson, M. A., & Co—Rossland. Cameron, John R.—Sandon. Davis, Albert—Sandon. Campbell, J. G.—Vancouver. Campbell, J. T.—Vancouver. Hunt, M.—Vancouver. Larson, E.—Vancouver. McPherson, S. & Co.-Vancouver. Morgan, T. C.—Vancouver. Mortimer B-SO—Vancouver Murphy, Wm.—Vancouver. McRae & McDonald—Vancouver. Robinson, Louis—Vancouver. Robinson, M.—Vancouver. Shearing, J. B—Vancouver. Stewart, Daniel—Vancouver. Matheson, J. E.—Vernon. Ah Hoy—Victoria. Burrows, J. T—Victoria. C. Oytang—Victoria. Campbell & Co.—Victoria. Chong Kee—Victoria. Creighton, G. W. & Co—Victoria. Gregg, A. & Son—Victoria. J. & Charlie Bo—Victoria. Kinnaird, W. D.—Victoria. Knox, Wm.—Victoria. McCorkall, J.—Victoria. On Wo & Oo.—Victoria. Roberts, John E.—Victoria. Sprinkling, W. A., & Co.—Victoria. Stewart Wm.—Victoria. Thomas & Grant—Victoria. Wo Kee & Co.—Victoria. Fraser, William T.—Wellington. McMillan, Robt.—Wellington. METAL MERCHANTS. Boyd, John & Co.—Vancouver. The James Robertson Co., Ld.—VancouveS MILLINERY. Hodder, Mrs. L. E.—Kaslo. Masters, C. E.—Nanaimo. Spencer, David—Nanaimo. Stevenson & Co.—Nanaimo. Stannard, J. S., & Co.—Nanaimo. McLaughlin, Ellz.—Nelson. Stutter, Mrs. J. R—Nelson. Rae, Mrs. W.—New Westminster. Clime, Mrs. Emily—New Westminster. Collister, W. S., & Co—New Westminster Quigley, F. A., & Co.—Vancouver. Smith, Miss Carrie—Vancouver. Summers & Orell—Vancouver. Bon Ton—Victoria. Spencer, D.—Victoria. Stevens & Jenkins—Victoria. Vigor, Mrs. M. A.—Victoria. Masters, C. E—Wellington. MINING BROKERS. Burton, R. S—Burton. Cooper, W. H—Cascade City. Beer & Dunlop—Columbia. McArthur, Son & Co.—Columbia. McDougal, Wm. C— Columbia. Ross, A. W—Columbia. Laidlaw, Joseph H.—Cranbrook. McVittie & Hutcheson—Cranbrook. Dier, Davidson & Russell—Fairview. Parkinson, Richard—Fairview. Elton, E. G.—Fort Steele. Johnson & Robertson—Fort Steele. Boundary Brokerage Co.—Grand Forks. Cummings, Chas.—Grand Forks. Rankin, G. W. A.—Grand Forks. Alston—C. P.—Greenwood. Barrett, L. S. M—Greenwood. Bauer & Ashcroft—Greenwood. Bealy Inv. & Trust Co., Ld.—Greenwood. Belenberg, E. A.—Greenwood. Haas & Stuart—Greenwood. Hall, Rice & Co.—Greenwood. Holbrook & Kean—Greenwood. Mowat & Palmer—Greenwood. Paton, W. B., & Co.—Greenwood. Pelliam, E. C.—Greenwood. Porter, J. R.—Greenwood. Caldwell, C. F—Kaslo. MeKenzie, Chas. D—Kaslo. Carment, John James—Kamloops. Wood, W. F.—Kamloops. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. V R 1015 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. r.oiirhton, Wm. K—Nanaimo. Cameron, H. R—Nelson. Dickson, W. J. G.-Nelson. Jowett, W. A—Nelson. Osier F. L. & Co—Nelson. Stewart, Alex—Nelson. Irwin, Joseph-New Denver Rashdall & Fauquier—New Denver. Thompson Mitchell & Co—New Denver. Bell Alex—New Westminster. Rnrnett H. J. A—New Westminster. Malins Arthur, & Co—New Westminster. Rand A. E—New Westminster. Baillie, Edward—Rossland. Becher, Lome & Co.—Rossland. Beeton & Onington—Rossland. Boultbee, John—Rossland. Campbell, Edwin & Co.—Rossland. Clabon, Arthur B—Rossland. Dempster, It B & Co.—Rossland. Dangerfield, Chas.—Rossland. Elgie, Thos. G.—Rossland. Prest, Thos.—Rossland. Hunter, A. B., & Co.—Rossland. Johnsoni, J. B. & Co.—Rossland. Kennedy, Cronyn & Race—Rossland. Kirk—J. A.—Rossland. Langley & Repass—Rossland. Mackenzie, A. B. & Co.—Rossland. Miller & Chestnut—Rossland. Moffatt, L. Henry—Rossland. McKane, John—Rossland. McMillan Bros.—Rossland. McMillan & Whitney—Rossland. Ord, E. D—Rossland. Orde, Walter L—Rossland. O'Toole, J. M—Rossland. Pollett R- C—Rossland. Redding C. O'Brien & Co.—Rossland. Rolt & Grogan—Rossland. Reddin-Jackson Co.—Rossland. Smith, J. A.—Rossland. Whitney & Dunlop—Rossland. Sandilands, Evelyn M—Sandon. Curtis, H. D.—Slocan City. McGregor & Co.—Slocan City. Baling, Wm. K.—Trail. Topping, Eugene S., J. P.—Trail. Banfield, J. J., & Co.—Vancouver. Bennett, C. C—Vancouver. Benwell, J. O.—Vancouver, -axton, J. M. & Co.—Vancouver. Galland, T. H. & Co.-Vancouver. Charleson, Percy W.—Vancouver. Douglas, O. S. & Co.—Vancouver. Douglasi, David F—Vancouver. Dunbar, Charles T.—Vancouver. Great West Gold Field Dev. Co—Van- couver. Hall, James Z.—Vancouver. Hawley, John—Vancouver. HSeaps, E. H. & Co—Vancouver. lanes, F. C. Co., Ld.—Vancouver, mnes, Richards & Akroyd—Vancouver. Johnson, B. B. & Co—Vancouver. Mahon, McFarland & Mahon—Vancouver. Martin, George—Vancouver. Mathews, Thos.—Vancouver. Mcolls, Edward—Vancouver. Province M. Co., Ltd—Vancouver. Rankin & Thynne—Vancouver. Robertson Bros.—Vancouver. Skene, W.—Vancouver. Wulffsohn, Johann—Vancouver. Hankey, G. A.—Vernon Bethune, J. T—Victoria. Beaumont Boggs & Co—Victoria Cuthbert, Herbert—Victoria. Day, Robt. S—Victoria. MaeGregor, P. C—Victoria. Richards, F. G—Victoria. Scott, G. D.— Victoria. Swinnerton & Oddy—Victoria. More, A. W. & Co.—Victoria . Johann & Robeson Windermere. McVittie & Hutchinson—Windermere. Scovil, E. J.—Windermere. Starbird, Thos—Windermere. Carson, V.—Ymir. Gleazer, P. J.—Ymir. Grantham, F.—Ymir. Greenstllle, J. N—Ymir. MINING ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Leckie & Harris—Greenwood. Cummings, Edw. W—Kaslo. Gibson, T. M—Kaslo. Tretheway & Buckle—Kaslo. Bellamy, H. R.—Nelson. Campbell, Johnstone R. O—Nelson. Church, Geo. B— Nelson. Gamble & O'Reilly—Nelson. Jeffree, Wm. H—Rossland. Kamloops Mining & Devel. Co.—Rossland. Kirk, J. A.—Rossland. Liljegran, E. W— Parker, John Leitch—Rossland. Sivyer, Leonard—Rossland. Gamble & O'Rielly—Silverton. Bauer, William A.—Vancouver. Berwick & Moreing—Vancouver. Fergusson & Crofts—Vancouver. MINING MACHINERY Canadian Rand Drill Co.—Rossland. Ingersoll-Sargeant Drill Co—Rossland. Wm. Hamilton Mfg. Co.-Vancouver. MINING OPERATORS. Chadbourn, F. M—Nelson. MacArthur, J. B— Rossland. McRae, John F—Rossland. Thompson, Ross—Rossland. Harris, J. M—Sandon. MORTGAGE COMPANIES. See also Loam and Financial Agents. B. C. Land & Investment Agency—Vancouver. I „ „ Canada-American Mtg & Trust Co.-Vancouver. Canada Permanent Loan & Savings-Van- couver. : 'i.; > '«■ 'i l-B &* 1016 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Canadian Mutual Loan & Invest. Co.—Victoria. Canada Settlers' Loan & Trust Co.—Victoria- Edinburgh-American Loan & Mortgage- Vancouver. Globe Savings & Loan—Vancouver. Reliance Loan & Savings—Vancouver. Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Co., Ltd., Vancouver & Victoria. York County Loan and Savings Co.—Vancouver. Dominion Permanent Loan Co.—Victoria Equitable Savings, Loan and Building Association—Victoria. Globe Savings & Loan—Victoria. Northern Countries Invest. Trust, Ltd.— Victoria. MUSIC DEALERS. See Pianos and Organs. Fletcher Bros.—Nanaimo. Wintemute Furniture Co.—New Westminster. Boult Walter—Vancouver. Clark & Stewart—Vancouver. Dyke & Evans—Vancouver. Painton, F. J.—Vancouver. Fletcher Bros.—Victoria. Waitt, M. W. & Co.—Victoria. NETS AND TWINES. Doyle, Henry & Co.—Vancouver. Crawford & Stuart—Vancouver. Leckie, John—Vancouver. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. B. C. Mining Journal—Ashcroft Cascade Record—Cascade City. Progress—Chilliwack. Columbia Review—Columbia. Cranbrook Herald—Cranbrook. News—Cumberland. Fernie Free Press—Fernie. Prospector—Fort Steele. Golden Era—Golden. Miner—Golden. Miner—Grand Forks. Boundary Creek Times—Greenwood. Miner—Greenwood. Times—Greenwood. Inland Sentinel, Ltd.—Kamloops. Kamloops Wawa—Kamloops. Sentinel—Kamloops. Stanadard P. & P. Co.. Ltd—Kamloops. Kootenaian P. & P. Co., Ld.—Kaslo. Prospector—Kaslo. Prospector—Lillooet. Advance—Midway. Leader—Moyie. Free Press—Nanaimo. Herald—Nanaimo. Nanaimo Ruri Decanal Magazine—Nanaimo.. Review—Nanaimo'. Nelson Economist—Nelson. Miner P. & Pub. Co.—Nelson. Tribune Ass., Ld.—Nelson. The Ledge—New Denver. Columbian—New Westminster. Sun—New Westminster. Kootenay Mail, Atkins & Smith—Revelstoke. Revelstoke Herald— Revelstoke. Kootenay Mining Standard—Rossland. Rossland Miner—Rossland. Rossland Record—Rossland. Mining Journal—Sandon. Paystreak—Sandon. Review—Sandon. Silvertonian (weekly)—Silverton. Trail Creek News—Trail. Trout Lake Topic—Trout Lake. News-Advertiser—Vancouver. Province—Vancouver. The World—Vancouver. Town Topics—Vancouver. Vernon News Printing & Pub.—Vernon. B. C. Workman—Victoria. Colonist—Victoria- Globe—Victoria. Mining Record—Victoria. Times P. & Pub. Co.—Victoria. Wellington Enterprise—Wellington. Ymir Miner—Ymir. NOTARIES. Millard_ Samuel—Chilliwack. Whittaker, Wm.—Kamloops. Stewart, Alex.—Nelson. Turner, Fred. Geo.—New Westminster. Walker, Walter J.—New Westminster. Boultbee, John—Rossland. Dempster, M. E. & Co.—Rossland. Banfield, John J.—Vancouver. Hall, James Z.—Vancouver. Bickle, Edward—Victoria; Mason, W. H—Victoria. Richards, F. G.—Victoria. NURSERYMEN. Robertson, D. M. & Sons—Tinehead. Georgia Street Nursery—Vancouver. Vancouver _'i_ri..<. > —Vancouver OIL MERCHANTS. See also Hard-ware. Imperial Oil Co.—Vancouver and Nelson. OPTICIANS. See also Jewellers, Trorey, Geo. E.—Vancouver. Ufford, A.—Vancouver. Nolte, F. W. & Co.—Victoria. Redfern, C. E— Victoria. OPERA HOUSES. Nanaimo Opera House—Nanaimo. Westminster Opera House—New Westmiig ster. Rossland Opera House—Rossland. VAnc uvpr Oipra H usi—V»"' nuver Victoria Opera House—Victoria. B5_3SSS_3_SS5S &m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1017 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. PAINTERS—HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. Mace, Alfred—Nanaimo. Mxuwaro, J. H—Aew Denver, ualziei, E. A—New Wes.minster. Dingie, Richard—New Westminster. Hudson, isaac—New Westminster. Welsh, Geo. F—New Westminster. Mellor Bros.—Rossland. Arthur, R. 0—Rossland. Mt-iior Bros., Ld.—Rossland. Rossland Sign Co.—Rossland. Driscoll, James—Silverton. Clarkson & Mayne—Vancouver. Davis, J. K—Vancouver. Globe Sign Works—Vancouver. Sharp, Thos.—Vancouver. Spulman, Ed.—Vancouver. Crowther, J.—Victoria, lattice, Robt—Victoria. McSweeny, John—Victoria. Sears, Joseph—Victoria. Roedding, Solomon—Wellington. PAINTS AND OILS. See also Hardware and Painters. Anderson, R. F. & Co.—New Westminster. Dunn, Thos., & Co.—Vancouver. McLennan, McFeely & Co., Ld.—Vancouver. Yancouver Hardware Co.—Vancouver. British America Paint Oo.—Victoria. McQuade, P. & Son—Victoria. Sears, Joseph—Victoria. PAWNBROKERS. Grossman, L—New Westminster. • Silverton, Phil. A.—Rossland. Weaver, S—Vancouver. Aaronson, A. A.—Victoria. Landsberg, Fred.—Victoria. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Jones & Co—Esquimalt Finley William B.—Nanaimo. Coughlin w. P.—Nanaimo. Wadds Bros.—Nelson. Easthope, E. F—New Westminster. Welch, C—New Westminster. Carpenter & Co—Rossland. Bailey Bros. & Co.—Vancouver. Edwards Bros—Vancouver. Savard, A—Vancouver. Thompson, S. J—Vancouver. Wadds Bros—Vancouver. Blackie, W. G ^Victoria. Byres, E. J—Victoria. Fleming Bros—Victoria. Jones, John W—Victoria. Maynard, Mrs. R—Victoria. Lowe, Skene—Victoria. Savannah, J—Victoria. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Pybus, John A.—Alberni. Watson, Alfred M.—Alberni. Williams, J. R.—Ashcroft. Tunstall, Chas. A—Barkerville. Gordon, E. P—Camp McKinney. Gordon, Geo. S—Cascade Oity. Rowbotham, John H.—Central Park. Elliott, C. A.—Chemainus. Henderson, John O—Chilliwack. Rolston, P. W—Clayoquot. Sanson, George, J. P.—Clinton. Millard, Harrison P.—Courtney. King, J. H.—Cranbrooke. Green, W.—Creston. Beadnell, Geo. D.—Denman Island. Foot, E. O—Duncans Station. White, Reginald B—Fairview. Bonnel, S—Fernie. Brodie & Watt, Fort Steele. Watt, Hugh—Fort Steele. Smith, Stanley W. H.—Grand Forks. Westwood, John—Grand Forks. Bentley, R. I.—Greenwood. Foster, Geo. M.—Greenwood. Jakes, R. W—Greenwood. Oppenheimer, S. S—Greenwood. Schon, J. E.—Greenwood. Farrell, Dr. A. A.—Harrison Hot Springs. Proctor, Percival—Kamloops. ■ Hartin, Gilbert—Kaslo. Rogers, J. F. B.—Kaslo. Boyce, B. de Furlong—Kelowna. Gibbs, J.—Ladner. Davis, L. Ty M. D— Nanaimo. Drysdale, W. F., M. D—Nanaimo. Macleod, D—Nanaimo. McKechnie, Hon. R. E., M. D.—Nanaimo. O'Brian, Robert, M. D—Nanaimo. Walkem, W. W—Nanaimo. Arthur, Ed. Chas—Nelson. LaBaw, David—Nelson. Hall, G. A. B—Nelson. Le Bau & Forin—Nelson. Brouse, Jacob E—New Denver. Boggs, Geo. W., M. D—New Westminster. Bodlngton, G. F.—New Westminster. Drew, Geo.—New Westminster. Fagan, Chas.—New Westminster. Hail Thos. S., M. D—New Westminster. Smith, W. A. D., M.D.—New Westminster. Walker, Richard E., M. D—New Westmln- Sutton, A. M., J. P—Nicola Lake. Herald, Wilson—150-Mile House. Bolton, A. E—Port Essington. Cross, J. W. Revelstoke. McKechnie & Jeffs—Revelstoke. Allan, W. G—Rossland. Armstrong, Geo. S—Rossland. Bowes, Ed—Rossland. Campbell, Duncan—Rossland. Coulthard, W. L—Rossland. Jones, Mrs. Annie V.—Rossland. Kenning, A. W—Rossland. MeKenzie, James—Rossland. Reddick, Robt—Rossland. Senior, H. D— Rossland. Baker! G. R—Salt Spring Island. Offerhaus, E. J—Spallumcheen. 1018 ^HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Gomm, Wm. E—Sandon. Power, Percy Hugh—Sandon. Corsan, D.—Trail. Hoyes, Wm. T—Trail. Bell-Irving, D.—Vancouver. Brydon-Jack, W. D— Vancouver. Carrall, J. T.—Vancouver. Gahan, Beresford T.—Vancouver. Lefevre & Weld—Vancouver. Campbell & Gien—/mcouver. Lefevre, J. M—Vancouver. Mackechnie, L. N.—Vancouver. Maclean, I. M.—Vancouver. Miles, J. A.—Vancouver. Munro, Alex. Stewart—Vancouver. McGuigan &. Langis—Vancouver. McKechnie, L. R.—Vancouver. McNaughton, J. A.—Vancouver. M<_Phillips, X. B. A.—Vancouver. Pearson, J. M.—Vancouver. Philpot, Harvey John—Vancouver. Poole, Alfred—Vancouver. Riggs H. W—Vancouver. Robertson, A. M—Vancouver. Tunstall, S. J.—Vancouver. Underbill, F. T—Vancouver. Wilson, D. H.—Vancouver. Young, C. P.—Vancouver. Morris, Osborne—Vernon. Williams, G—Vernon. Carter, R. H—Victoria. Crompton, Ernest—Victoria. Davie, John Q—Victoria. Duncan, John A.—Victoria. Elliott O. A—Victoria. Fraser, R. L.—Victoria. Garrow, John K.—Victoria. Hall, Ernest—Victoria. Hall, Frank—Victoria. Hannington, E. B. C—Victoria. Hart, Edward C—Victoria. Hathaway, John—Victoria. Holden, Donald B—Victoria. Jones, O. Meredith—Victoria. McNeill, Mrs. Mary—Victoria. Mine, G. L—Victoria. Morrison, Rich.—Victoria. Newcombe, C. F—Victoria. Robei."."-( o, Hermann M.—Victoria. Large, Rev.—Wanborough. Wasson, H. J—Wellington. Keller, Herman L. A.—Ymir. Pazzant, J. A.—Ymir. PICTURE FRAMERS. Bishop, J. 0—Vancouver. Sommer, Joseph—Victoria. PLANING MILLS AND SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. See Saw and Planing Mills. Victoria I. :mber and Manufacturing Co.— Chemninus. Lea*k. Thos.-Cranbrr >k. Hoslam'3 Prfca and D.or D'ac^rr—Nanaimo. Nelson S. & P. Mill Co., Ld—Nelson. Brunette Saw Mills--No* W'-.«tn.inster. I 1'acilU' Coast Lumber Co.—New Westminster. Royal City Planing Mills—New Westminster Rob'-rtsou &• Racket.—Vancouver* R. C. V. iV. Mills—Vancouver Capital Planing JMills—Victoria. • Muirhead & Mann—Victoria. Sayward's Saw. Mill—Victoria. PLATE GLASS. See Hardware. Vam Plate Glass Wks.—Vancouver. PLUMPERS AND GASFITTERS. Shotton & McClugan—Kamloops. Byers, H. & Co.—Kaslo. Bailey. James H.—Nan.i'iio. Randle Bros.—Nanaimo. Ball & Spencer—Nelson. Kennedy & Johnson—Now Westminster. Vanstone. W. E—New Woatir.IiiNicr Warner. J. H., & Co.—New Westminster. Braden Bros.—Vancouver. Knowdell & Hodgson—Vancouver. Leek & Co.—Vancouver. Marshall, Thos.—Vancouver. Rose, M. S—Vancouver. Braden Bros.—Victoria. Colbert, John—Victoria. Cookson, C. M.—Victoria. Coughlin, John—Victoria. Geiger, Thos. F—Victoria. Klnloch, James W—Victoria. Warner, J. IL & Co.—Victoria. Watson, Geo.—Victoria. PORK PACKERS. See Butchers. Hawkins Bros.—Armstrong. Reiehenbach & Co.—New Westminster. Griffin, J. Y. & Co.—Vancouver. Parsons Produce Co.—Vancouver. Eccles, Robt—Victoria. POTTERY. B. 0. Pottery—Victoria. POWDER. Hamilton Powder Co.—Northfield. Hamilton Powder Co.—Rossland. Giant Powder Co—Victoria. Hamilton Powder Co.—Victoria. Ward, Robt, & Co.—Victoria. PRINTERS—BOOK AND JOB. See Also Newspapers, ■ McCarter, F. H., & Sons—Grand Forks. Inland Sentinel P. & Pub. Co.—Kamlooj* Free Press—Nanaimo. Herald—Nanaimo. Review—Nanaimo. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTOR!'. 1019 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Miner P. & P- -Co—Nelson, noirn-bian—New Westminster. Jackson Fred & Co.—New Westminster. Morey, H., & Co—New Westminster. Jones, Wm. H—Rossland Stunden & Perlne—Rossland. B 0. Printing & Eng. Co., Ld.—Vancouver'and Victoria. Olarke & Stuart—Vancouver. Evans & Hastings—Vancouver. Haggard & McDonald—Vancouver. McDowell, H. P.—Victoria. * hompson Bros.—Vancouver. Timms Printing Co.-Vancouver. Trythall & Son—Vancouver. Colonist P. & Pub. Co.—Victoria. Graham, W—Victoria. Greenwood, Smith' & Randolph—Victoria. Province Pub. Co.-Victoria. Waterson, Henry G—Victoria. Enterprise—Wellington. PRODUCE MERCHANTS. A. R. Johnston & Co.—Nanaimo. B. C. Produce Co.—Nelson. Desbrisay, M & Co.—Nelson. Griffin, J. Y., & Co.—Nelson. Manitoba Produce Co.—Rossland. Shaw Sz Shaw—Rossland. Thomas & Smith—Rossland. Anderson, J. H., & Co. (wholsale)—Vancouver. Allan, Fred.—Vancouver. Crowder & Penzer—Vancouver. Duthle, Wm—Vancouver. Griffin. J. Y. & Co.—Vancouver. Knowler & Macauley—Vancouver. Letwaite, W. S. & Co.—Vancouver. McMillan & Hamilton—Vancouver. MacKenzie Bros.—Vancouver. Manitoba Produce & Com. Co., Ld.—Vancouver. Parsons Produce Co.—Vancouver. Stewart F. R—Vancouver. B. C. Cold Storage & Ice Works—Victoria. Clearihue, J. & A.—Victoria. Manitoba Produce & Com. Co., Ld.—Victoria. Sinclair & Co.—Victoria. Vaio & Brooks—Victoria. REAL ESTATE. Brandon, Wm. Henry—Brandon. Grand Forks M. Co.—Grand Forks. Barrett, L. S. M.—Greenwood. Bealy Inv. & Trust Co.. Ld.—Greenwood. Gaunce & Wiekwake—Greenwood. Hall, Rice & Oo.—Greeuwood. Keefer, H. M.—Greenwood. Keith & Ketcham—Greenwood. McEntire, McDonnell & Go—Greenwood. Mowat & Palmer—Greenwood. Paton, W. B., & Co.—Greenwood. Twiss. W. J.—Kaslo. French, Harry B.—Mission Junction. Kitchen. Thos.—Nanaimo. Leighton, Wm. K.—Nanaimo. MeKenzie, C. O—Nanaimo. Planta, A. E.—Nanaimo. bchetky. Geo. L—Nanaimo. Cameron, H. R.—Nelson. Annabel, J. E.—Nelson. Beers Bros.—Nelson. Christie, C. D. J.—Nelson. Dickson, W. J. G—Nelson. Proctor, Thos. G — Nelson. Sherwood, A. B,—Nelson. Vanstone & Wil'iams—Nelson. Ward Bros.—Nelson. Irwin, Joseph—New Denver. Rashdall & Fauquier—Now Denver. Rashdul & Fauquier—New Denver. Bell, Alex.—New Westminster. Coulthard, F. J.—New Westminster. Graham, E. Arthur—New Westminster. Hart, F. J., & Go—New Westminster. Keary, W. H.—New Westminster. Major & Pearson—New Westminster. Malins, Arthur, & Co.—New Westminster. Rand, A. E.—New Westminster. White, A. E.—New Westminster. Olabon, Arthur Bryant—Rossland. Johnson, J. B. & Co.—Rossland. Kennedy, Cronyn & Race—Rossland. McCallum, J. K.—Rossland. Miller & Chestnut—Rossland. Mllls, J. E—Rossland. Montreal Syndicate Townsite—Rossland. Ouimette, E. N. & Co.—Rossland. Orde, Walter L—Rossland. Richardson, G. W—Rossland. Rugh, W. S—Rossland. Smith, John A.—Rossland. Sandilands. E. M.—Sandon. Esling, Wm. K.—Trail. Seatle & Dewar—Trail. Topping, Eugene S. J. P.—Trail. Anderson, R. A., & Co.-Vancouver. B. C. Land & Dev. Co.—Vancouver. Banfield, John J.—Vancouver. Beattie, Archie Murray—Vancouver. Bennett, C. O—Vancouver. Buxton, J. M. & Co.—Vancouver. Calland, T. H. & Co.—Vancouver. Cowderoy & Ure—Vancouver. Davidson. A. A.—Vancouver. DeWolf & Co.—Vancouver. Douglas, C. S. & Oo—Vancouver. Douglas, D. S.—Vancouver. Franklin & Davidson—Vancouver. Haines, A.—Vancouver. Hall, James Z.—Vancouver. Hawley. John—Vancouver. Innes, Richard & Akroyd—Vancouver. Johnson; B. B. & Co—Vancouver. Kip, Morden & Co.—Vancouver. Marlin, George—Vancouver. Mason, J. & Co—Vancouver. Mathews, T—Vancouver. Mutrie & Brown—Vancouver. Nic, oils, E.—Vancouver. Painter & Turton—Vancouver. Purdy & Co.-Vancouver. Rand Bros.—Vancouver. Rankin, John S.—Vancouver. Robertson Bros.—Vancouver. Robertson & Ca—Vancouver. Vancouver Land & Security Co.—Vancouver. Costerton, C. F—Vernon. Hankey, H. Al'ers-Vernon. B. O. Land & Invest—Victoria Davies, Joshua—Victoria. AvJ 1020 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Day, Robert S—Victoria. Flint & Co.—Victoria. Johnson, E. M.—Victoria. Jones, A. W.—Victoria. Lee & Fraser—Victoria. More, A. W. & Co.—Victoria. Munn, Holland & Co.—Victoria. Pemberton & Soil—Victoria. Swinerton & Oddy—Victoria. West Kootenay Land Co.—Victoria. Williams, Alfred—Victoria. Williams, Ben.—Victoria. RESTAURANTS. Escalet, Ernest—Greenwood. Philpott, W. H. Nanaimo. Rowbottom, Mrs.—Nanaimo. Annasaki, S.—New Westminster. Doming, Mrs. C. M—New Westminster. Gilchrist, Mrs. Elizabeth—New Westminster. Oyster Bay Restaurant—New Westminster. Reid, Ernest H.—New Westminster. Smith, Robert—New Westminster. Thurber, H. W—New Westminster. Allan Restaurant—Rossland. .Davenport, E. J.—Rossland. J_scalet, Ernest—Rossland. Highland Cafe—Rossland. Cabinet Restaurant—Vancouver. Oyster Bay Restaurant—Vancouver. Royal Cafe—Vancouver. Arcade Restaurant—Victoria. Bank Exchange—Victoria. Davies, R. C. (Poodle Dog)—Victoria. Gem (Alex. Lipsky)—Victoria. Maryland—Victoria. Schmidt, Geo. (Steitz)—Victoria. RUBBER GOODS. Canadian Rubber Co.—Vancouver. Doyle, John & Co.—Vancouver. Leckie, John—Vancouver. RUBBER STAMPS. Barber Bros.—Victoria. SAIL MAKERS. Jones, C. H.—Vancouver. Jeune, F. & Bro.—Victoria. Twiford, James—Victoria. SALOONS. See Also Hotels and Restaurants. DeMeres, L. V.—Colwood. Howard, Mrs. John—Esquimalt Jacques, Mrs. (F. H. Clay, Mgr.)—Esquimau. Anderson, S—IUecillewaet. Auditorium—Kaslo. Baldwin—TvrbIo. Fletcher & Fletcher—Kaslo. Foran, Robert—Kaslo. Goodenough & Walmesley—Kaslo. Victoria—Kaslo. Towle, Geo. A.—Langley. Jenkins, J. E—Nanaimo. Parrott James—Nanaimo. Bodega—Nelson. Manhattan—Nelson. Steamboat Exchange—New Westminster. Parrott, James—Northfield. Owen, Geo.—Rossland. Office, P. F. Emerson—Nelson. Burton, H. F— Vancouver. Cook, W. S.—Vancouver. Decker, John—Vancouver. Kent & Magnus—Vancouver. Merchants' Exchange—Vancouver. Real Estate Exchange—Vancouver. Schwahn, August—Vancouver. Schwahn Bros.—Vancouver. Albion Saloon—Victoria. Baby, Frank—Victoria. Ball Joseph—Victoria. Bay View—Victoria. Bee Hive—Victoria. Belmont—Victoria. Brown Jug—Victoria. Bank Exchange—Victoria. Berryman, John—Victoria. Capital Saloon—Victoria. Delmonica (W. R. Jackson)—Victoria. Draut, John—Victoria. Dale, David—Victoria. Flewin, Wm. H., Belmont—Victoria. Garrick's Head—Victoria. Grotto, S. O'Brien—Victoria. Hall, Wm. F., Senate—Victoria. Hayes, John—Victoria. Jubilee Saloon—Victoria.' King's Head, W. White—Victoria. Mining Exchange—Victoria. Louvre Saloon—Victoria. Manhattan Saloon—Victoria. Nickel Plate—Victoria. North Pacific—Victoria. O'Brien, Steve—Victoria. Peace, J. T., Market Exchange—Victoria. Potter, ThosM Lion—Victoria. . Roblin, Stephen, Bodega—Victoria. Rollin, James S., Grove—Victoria. Prince of Wales—Victoria. Sauer, Joseph, Colonial Metropole—Victoria. Scott, Wm., Three Star—Victoria. Senate Saloon—Victoria. Slebenhaum, H., Palace—Victoria. Standard, Wm. Field—Victoria. Steele, Peter—Victoria. Tulk, C, Omineca—Victoria. White. Wm., Sr., King's Head—Victoria. Miller, Samuel—Ymir. SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Calbeck, Sam—Cheam. Denton & Disney—Columbia. Haslam's Factory—Nanaimo. R. C. Planing Mills—New Westminster. Brunette Saw Mills—New Westminster. (Jalbrnilh & Sons—New Westminster. GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORV. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS 1021 Sawyer & Manning—Revelstoke. N. P. Sash and Door Factory^-Rossland. McLaughlin, Daniel—Sandon. Robertson & ^Hacket—Vancouver. Vancouver Sash and Door Factory—Vancouver. Smith & McLeod—Vernon. Leigh & Sons—Victoria Muirhead & "Mann—Victoria. Sayward's Sash and Door Factory—Victoria. Taylor Mill Co—Victoria. SAW MILLS. Alert Bay Saw Mill—Alert Bay. Wood; Cargill & Co.—Armstrong. Egan, Peter—Barkerville. Columbia River L. Co., Ld.—Beaver Mouth. Rasmussen, Carl W—Gape Scott. Genelle, Peter, & Co.—Cascade City. Lynch & Earl—Cascade City. Tretheway Bros.—Cheam. Kootenay Lumber Co.—Comaplix. Victoria Lumber & Mant Co.—Chemainus. Urpuhart Bros.—Courtney. Cowichan Lumber Co., Ltd.—Cowichan. Columbia Lumber Co., Ld.—Cranbrook. Robinson & MeKenzie—Cranbrook. Bigelow, Geo. A.—Creston. Kootenay Valley Co.—Elko. Smith & McLeod—Enderby. British Columbia Lumber Co.—Fairview. Tidman & Mason—Fairview. I Walker & Ferguson—Ferguson. .Mr-Lean, Wm. B.—Fernie. --McLean, Wm. B—Fernie. i'inch & Jows—Fort Steele. McPherson Bros.—Fort Steele. Columbia Lumber Co., Ld.—Golden. Spragget, Ernest—Grand Forks. Campbell Sr Slater—Granite Falls. Harrison River Saw Mills—Harrison River. Foster Bros.—Hazelmere. Clark & Mclntyre—Jack of Clubs Lake. Shuswap Milling Co.—Kamloops. Buchanan, Geo. Owen—Kaslo. Kootenay Lake S. and Planing M.—Kaslo. Bonson & Son—Keatsey. Lequime & Lloyd-J ones—Kelowna. Barton, Chas. O—Kincolith. Cariboo Lumber Co.—Lac La Hache. . Grant & Kerr—Ladner. West, Henry—Langley. Shook & Arnot—Lemon Creek. Sanson & Dugan—Lillooet. Woodward. R. M—Lower' Nicola. Powers, Wm. P.—Midway. Ross McLaren Mills—Millside. Genelle, Peter & Co—Nakusp. Haslam, A.—Nanaimo. Nelson S. & P. M. Co.. Ld.—Nelson. Hillyer, Chas., & Co.—Nelson. B. 0, Mills T. & T. Co.—New Westminster Brunette Saw Mills—New Westminster. Pacific Coast Lumber Co.—New Westminster. Royal City Planing Mills—New Wes'inin- ster. Howse, E.-NIeola Lake. Howse, A. E—Nicola Lake. Hunter, Thcs—Nicola Lake. Sayward, J. A.—Pilot Bay. Robinson, F.—Revelstoke. Becher, Frederick M.—Risk Creek. -Boundary Creek M. & L. Co.—Rock Creek. Hill Bros.—Rosebery. Blue, Louis—Rossland. Oge«on, V. L.—Roy. Lanin, Frank—Salmo. C. R. L. Co.—Salmon Arm. Shawnigan L. L. Co.—Shawnigan Lake. Lyne Bros..—Soda Creek. Lloyd, F.—Somenos. Lovatt, Geo.—Sandon. B. C. Smelting & Ref. Co., Ltd.—Trail. Clink, D. L.—Trout Lake. field. Sutton Lumber & Trading Co.—Ucluelet. B. C. Mills Timber & Trading Co.—Vancouver. Heaps, E. H., & Co.—Vancouver and Rus- kin. Moodyville Lands & Saw Mill—Vancouver Tait W. L.—Vancouver. Leigh & Sons—Victoria. Columbia Lumber'Co., Ltd.. \ Lemon, Jonasson & Co.—Victoria. Sayward Mill & Land Co—Victoria. Hansen, Nels.—Wasa. Lloyd, Frank—Westholme. Whitewater Deep Mine—White water. SECOND-HAND GOODS. Izen, Jacob—Vancouver. Cooness, Stacey—Victoria. SEEDS—GARDEN AND FIELD. Frewster, P. & Co.-Vancouver. Nelson Drug Stores Co.. Ld.—Vancouver. | Johnston, Robt. H—Victoria. SEWING MACHINES. Todd, James H. (Singer)—New Westminster. Stone. L. W. (Singer)—Vancouver. Ellis, Frank A. (Singer) Victoria. SHINGLE MILLS. See Also Saw Mills. Bourne Bros.—Greeley. Foster Bros.—Hazelmere. Johnston, Gardiner & Ellis—Tynehead. Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co.—Vancouver. Heaps, E. IL, & Co.—Vancouver and Rus* kin. McNair, A.—Vancouver. Spicer, H. H. & Co.-Vancouver. SHIP BUILDERS. Macdonald, Alex. C—Victoria. Stephens, Richard F.—Victoria. 66 m^ngipp 1022 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. SHIPPING AGENTS. Johnston, A. R., & Co.—Nanaimo. O. P. N. Co.—New Westminster. Macfarlane, A. G., & Co—New Westminster. Johnson & Burnett—Vancouver. Mellon & Scott—Vancouver. Morris & Atkin—Vancouver. Ward, Robt. & Co^Vancouver. Davidge, F. C. & Co.—Victoria. Dodwell, Cariill & Co—Victoria. Finlaison, Chas. S.—V Logan, Haigh—Victoria. Rithet R. P. & Co.—Victoria. Turner, Beeton & Co.— Ward, Robt. & Co—Victoria. Warren, Capt. James Douglas—Victoria. SHIP CHANDLERS. Dunn, Thos. & Co., Ltd.—Vancouver. McQuade, P. & Son.—Victoria. Marvin, E. B. & Co.—Victoria. SHOEMAKERS. Mygard, Jacob J.—Bella Coola. Jenkin, James—Duncans. Badcock, William—East Wellington. Henderson, O. C—Nanaimo. Lewis, W. O—Nanaimo. Tait Andrew—Nanaimo. Wilson, Robert—Nanaimo. Lilley, W. T—Nelson. Breen, John—New Westminster. Ellis, John—New Westminster. Pringle, Michael—New Westminster. Smith, Percival—New Westminster. Bland, J. J.—Revelstoke. Ross, Malcolm—Revelstoke. Cumming, James—Rossland. Johnson, Michael—Victoria Nangle, O—Victoria. Irving, John—Wellington. SHOOTING GOODS. See Gunsmiths. Tisdall, Chas—Vancouver. Barnsley, J. & Co.—Victoria. Fox, M. & H. A—Victoria. SIGN WRITERS. (See also Painters.) Dalziel, B. A.—New Westminster. Globe Sign Works—Vancouver. SMELTERS. Granby Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co., Ld.—Grand Forks. Smelting Corporation—Kaslo. Hall Mines Smelter—Nelson. Pilot Bay Smelter—Pilot Bay. Van Anda Smelter—Texada Island. Canadian Smelting Works—Trail. SOAP MANUFACTURERS. Royal Soap Co., Ld —Vancouver. Pendray, W. J.—Victoria. SODA WATER MANUFACTURERS. Eureka Soda Water Works—Nanaimo. Rumming, W.—Nanaimo. Thorpe & Co., Ltd.—Nelson. Whalley E. Percy—Nelson. Henley, J.—New Westminster. Ross, W. L.—Rossland. Thorpe & Co., Ltd.—Vancouver. Vancouver Soda Water Works—Vancouver. O'Brien, M. J.—Vernon. Morley, Chris., Soda Water—Victoria. Thorpe & Co., Ltd.—Victoria SPICE MILLS. B. 0. Fruit Canning & Coffee Co.—Vancouver. STATIONERS—WHOLESALE. Bailey Bros.—Vancouver. Thomson Stationery Co.—Vancouver. STATIONERS—RETAIL. See Booksellers. (STEAMBOAT OWNERS. See Also Navigation Cos. International Navigation & Trad. Co.—KaB-l la Boston, Alaska Transportation Co.—Vancouver. Pickford & Black Steamship Line—Vancouver. Union S. S. Co.—Vancouver. Bennett Lake & Klondike Nav. Co., Ltd. —Victoria. Canadian Pacific Navigation Co.—Victoria Irving, John, Co., Ld.—Victoria. Northern Pacific Steamship—Victoria. Pacific Coast Steamship Co.—Victoria Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Co.—Victoria. Puget Sound Tugboat Co.—Victoria. STORAGE. Bailey, W. B. Co.—Ashcroft. Foster, F. W—Ashcroft. Berry & Stewart—Victoria. B. C. Cold Storage and Ice Works—Victoria. SUGAR REFINERIES. B. O. Sugar Refining Co.-Vancouver. SURVEYORS. See Also Civil Engineers. Fry, Henry—Duncans. m GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY. 1023 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS. Corgell, John A.—Grand Forks. ,' Wollaston. Fred.—Grand Forks. Holmes, W. J. H—Kaslo. Stone, Oliver T—Kaslo. Hirsch, John—Nelson. Gamble & O'Rielly—Nelson. Cotton, A. F—New Westminster. Draper..Wm. C. C—New Westminster. Devereux. W. E.—Rossland. Kirk. J. A—Rossland. McGregor. Atkinson & Co.—Rossland. Ritchie, J. F.—Rossland. Smith; Henry B—Rossland. Townsend, Neville F—Rossland. Gamble & O'Reilly—Silverton. Cleveland, Ernest A.—Vancouver. Palmer, R. H.—Vancouver. Latimer. Frank H.—Vernon. Croft, Henry—Victoria. Parr, Thos.—Victoria SURGEONS. See Physicians and Surgeons. TAILORS. See Also Merchant Tailors. TANNERS. Rock Bay Tannery—Victoria. TAXIDERMISTS. tindley & Foster—Victoria. TEA MERCHANTS. See Also Grocers. Kootenay Coffee Co.—Nelson. Clayton, Arthur W— New Westminster. East India Tea Co.—Rossland. Pacific Tea Co.-Rossland. Colombo Tea Co.-Vancouver. Survana Tea Oo.—Vancouver. Murchie, J.—Vancouver. Orient Tea Co.-Vancouver. Oriental Tea Co.-Vancouver. icbm, John, & Co., Ld. wholesale)—Vancouver. Knox. W.—Victoria. Small & Piddock—Victoria. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. ^^Pacific-All B- C. Points, p d 5' TeleSraph—Nanaimo. a'vJoi. w Telegraph-New Westminster. S N- W- Tel. Co—New Westminster. Spokane & Fort Steele-Fort Steele Nelsor!aUS and Northern-R°ssland and fe* Nl 3T TeL Co.-Vancouver. »Zi w-*Unilon Tel«graph Co—Vancouver and victoria. Great N. W. Tel. Co.-Vlctorla. Western Union—Victoria. TELEPHONE COMPANIES. Kootenay Lake Tel. Co.—All points in Kootenay. Vernon & Nelson Co.—Cascade City. Vernon & Nelson Co.—Columbia. Spokane & Fort Steele—Cranbrook. Boundary Creek T. ' & T. Co.—Greenwood. Nanaimo Telephone Co.—Nanaimo. New Westminster & Burrard Inlet Telephone Co.— New Westminster. Vernon & Nelson Tel. Co.—Nelson. Kootenay Lake—Sandon. Kootenay Lake T. Co.—Silverton. Canada Western T. & T. Co—Swansea. New Westminster & Burrard Inlet Telephone Co.—Vancouver. Victoria & Esquimalt Tel. Co.—Victoria. TENT MAKERS. See Also Sailmal~ers. .Tones C H.—Vanonivf- Von Hagen. A.—Vancouver and Victoria. Burns, A. H—Victoria. TINWARE. See Hardware and Stoves and Tin. ware. Stoddart, David A.—Clinton. Shotton & Mead—Kamloops. Bailey, Jas. H—Nanaimo. Randle Bros.—Nanaimo. Cliff & Son—New Westminster. Kennedy & Johnson—New Westminster. Kirk, Harry T— New Westminster. Vanstone, W. E— New Westminster. Warner, J. H., & Co—New Westminster. Br.stow, Frank & Co.—Rossland. Wllband ■& Warner—Vancouver. TOBACCONISTS. Ciceroe, Joseph—Nanaimo. Hilbert, S. A.—Nanaimo. Staunton, James— Nanaimo. Stanley, G—Nelson. Thurman, W. A.—Nelson. Oumyou, E—New Westminster. Gamon, John G—New Westminster. Qui, Joe—New Westminster. Ross, M—New Westminister. Crow & Morris—Rossland. Levy, L. & Co.—P^«!and. Shaw, Stephen—Rossland. Simpson. M. W—Rossland. Berg, Louis J. D—Trail. Blackson, S—Vancouver. Boult, Walter L.—Vancouver. Padmore, H. E—Vancouver. Rodney, F. J.—Vancouver. Salmon, H. L—Vancouver. Campbell. Frank—Victoria. Clyde. Henry—Victoria. Morris, E. A.—Victoria. Nathan, B. O—Victoria. Roake, Michael—Victoria. Salmon, Henry Louis—Victoria. Morris Mrs. Jane—Wellington. Terr, L. D—Wellington. t */*«iti^lO^ »■111 1 1 I l4_OPW»Wl^-JM-. 1024 HENDERSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS TRADERS. See Also General Stores. Arnott, Wm.—Boston Bar. Muir & Mitchell—Smith's Inlet. Simpson, H— Blackfish Sound. TUUCK. ASU DRAYS. Cccking, John—Nanaimo. I. X. L. Livery Stables—Nanaimo. Gilley Bros.—New Westminster. Gray, James C.—New Westminster. Royal City Transfer Co.—New Westminster. Rossland & B. C. Transfer Co.—Rossland. Rossland Warehouse & Transfer Co—Rossland. Van. Transfer—Vancouver. B. C. Transfer Co.—Vancouver. Canada Pacific Transfer Co.—Vancouver. Conley & Atkinson—Vancouver. Parsons B. S—Vancouver. Western Cartage Co.—Vancouver. City Transfer Co., M. Lambert, prop.— Victoria 'Atlilns & Johnson—Vancouver. Victoria Transfer Co.—Victoria. TYPE FOUNDERS. Toronto Type Foundry—Vancouver. UNDERTAKERS. Hilbert, John & Son—Nanaimo. McAdie, Chas.—Nanaimo. Fales, W. E.—New Westminster. Murchie, David—New Westminster. Beatty, Wm. R— Rossland. Lockhart & Jordan—Rossland. Brown* Samuel H.—Trail. f r>ntre Sc Hanna—Vancouver. Kemp & Simpson—Vancouver. Hanna. W. J.—Victoria. Hayward, Charles—Victoria. Storey, Thos. E—Victoria. Kilpatrick, Robert—Wellington. VARNISH MANUFACTURERS. Pacific Varnish Co.—Vancouver. VETERINARY SURGEONS. Ross, J. G—Nanaimo. Hlckinbottom, R.—Rossland. Bland, J. W—Vancouver. Blanchard, M.. T.—Victoria. Tolmie, Simon Fraser—Victoria. . VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS. Brady & Co.—Victoria. Pendry, W. J.—Victoria. WALL PAPER. * Mellor Bros., Ld.—Rossland. Spillman, Edmund—Vancouver, I Mellor, J. W—Victoria. Koedding, Solomon—Wellington. WATCHMAKERS. See Jewelers. Knox & Delaney—Cascade City. Lee, John, & Co.—Cranbrook. Liphardt, A. C.—Fernie. McElman, D. R.—Greenwood. Ryckman, G. B.—Greenwood. ' Haertl, A. F.—Hanceville. Schwander, Samuel—Kaslo. Brown, J. M.—Nanaimo. Gage, W. John—Nanaimo. Genoni, Vincent—Nanaimo. Stewart, WiM-aon—Nanaimo. Patenaud Bros.—Nelson. Chamberlain, W. C.—New Westm-nst^M Drake, F.—New Westminster. Roberts, S. R.—New Westminster. Gifford, Thos.—New Westminster. Springett, Frank—New Westminster. Moore, J. B.—Rossland. Schofield, B.—Rossland. Spring, J. W.—Rossland. Grassie, W. H.—Vancouver. Lyttleton, Thos1. A.—Vancouver. Mason & Co.—Vancouver. Stewart, C. F.—Vancouver. Andernach. E.—Victoria. Greensfelder, H.—Victoria. Minor. C. W.—Victoria. Parry. G. B.—Victoria. R:i.r*tnd & Aldershaw—Victoria. Redfern. C. E.—Victoria. Stoddart, S. A.—Victoria. Wenger. John—Victoria. Genoni, V.—Wellington. Wolford, C. E.—Ymir. 1025 r The Largest Circulation. The Best and Most Efficient Advertising Medium. J. C. McLAGAN, Manager. v\ in FS UULU DAIJLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY. World P. & P. Co., Limited. The Daily "World, by mail, per annum $5 00 The Semi-Weekly World, to any part of Canada, Newfoundland or the United States, per annum 1 00 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The Daily and Semi-Weekly World, Cor. Homer and Pender Sts., VANCOUVER, B. G, •>-^t_N^:*tfu-**^»*_>«^<*_-* Endorsed by the Press as the Best Paper in Canada Supported by the People. 1026 LIMITED LIABILITY Xnoorporateci 1883. This Company is engaged in the transportation of Freight and Passengers over all the principal routes in British Columbia and Alaska, making regular trips with well-equipped and commodious steamers. 'Islander' 'Charmer' 'Danube' 'Tees' 'Willapa' 'Yosemite' 'Princess Louise' R. P. Rithet' ! OUEEN CITY,' J BEAVER,' 'Transfer' 'Rainbow' and 'Maude' Vancouver Route - Daily. New Westminster ROUte - Three Times a Week. Northern ROUte - On ICth, 20th, and 30th of each Month West Coast ROUte - 1st, 7th, 14th and 20th of each month. Alaska ROUte - Service Weekly. g For Freight and Passengers Rates apply at Company's Office Wharf Street, Victoria, B. C. F. W. Vincent, G. A. Carleton, M Assistant Manager. General Freight Agent. C. S. Baxter, Passenger Agent
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Henderson's British Columbia gazetteer and directory and mining companies, for 1899-1900 : comprising complete alphabetical directories of the cities, and a classified business directory. Volume VI
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