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Architect. :-firv.. VICTORIA, B. C. : Published by E. Mallandaine and R. T. Williams, Broad Street, and to be obtained of all Booksellers. "* MDCCCLXXXVII. ULk) PREFACE. The compiler and publishers take the opportunity of con- gratulating the residents of British Columbia on the favorable aspect of aflfairs on all sides. Our drydock ready for use, the trans-conti- nental railway complete, a Pacific line of powerful steamers estab- lished and a liberal subsidy therefor promised by the Imperial GK>vernment ; enhanced and firm rates for real estate and all descrip- tions of property, with no war cloud threatening the political horizon ; these are facts which promise a long continuation of the 8tili* h INDEX OF ADVERTISERS. PAGE Acadia Smith Works. . . 220-221 Albion Iron Works Co., biiH-cards 300-1 AllBop & Maeon 202 Ames Holden Oompany 293 Austin, J. J., bns. cards 300-1 Bamsley, John 135 Bank of B. N. America 139 Bank of B. CJolumbJa 200 Bavaria Brewery, bus. Cards — 300 1 B. 0. Express Company 244 B. C. Soap Works 117 B. C. Market 134 Beaumont, A 220-221 Bodwell, E. V 230 Boskowitz, J. & A 293 Boyd, John, facing front cover 2 Braverman, 1 292 B. C. Printing Company 308 Brock & Co., J. A 220 Brunette Saw Mill Co., end of Pre- face 220-1 Campbell, Prank 138 Campbell, Bell & Co .220-1 Campbell, Alex 220-221 Carr, R, bus. cards 300-1 Carter, C. L ..230 Chur«»n, A., bus. cards 300- 1 Cartier, H. J 231 Ceperley, H. T 220 City Candy Factory 300-1 Clinton Hotel 24.j Colbert, John 100 Commercial Mills 237 Coughtrey, A. R 234 Clarence Hotel, front cover Colonist Stove Store 134 Crake, F 236 Croft & Angus 298-305 Crowther. Geo 199-300-301 Oyrs, Thomas D 220-1 PAOK Davey, Misses, bus. cards 300-301 Davies A Co., J. P., " 800-301 Devine, John 220 Devlin, J. C, bus. cards 300-301 Dunn, Thomas & Co 220 Dunsmuir, Robert & S(m 139 Earle, Thomas 198 Ellard & Co., Jns., back cover Elson, W 204 Erskine, A. B., top left hand margin. Esquimau & Nanaimo R'y 139 Evans & Co., W. W., back cover Farrell & Co.,W. J., bus. cards. 3C0-301 Fell & Co.. inside front cover Ferguson, J. B., outside of right margin Ferguson, A., bus. cards 300-801 Findlay, Durhkm & Brodio 293 Flumerfelt A. C 2r3 Eraser & Leonard 220-1 Fisher, E. H., back cover Gareeche, Green & Co 292 Gilmore, A 30O Globe House 236 Gordon Hotel, bus. cards 300-301 Goodwin k Jordan 204 Goulding. E. C 220 Gowen, Thos 298 Grand Pacific Hotel 298 Grant & Co.. Geo . H. 196 Granville Hotel. 220 Gray, Samuel 3 Gray & Dumbleton, outside left margin and .... 300-301 Gregg & Son, bottom of left margin Grimm, William 299 Hall, Ross & Co 294 Hamilton, Alex 196 "N ▼I LT8T OK APVBnTIsRRa PAGE Eanafin, Mrs 220 Hart, F. W 231 Harrison, Eli 100 Hayes & Molntosh 280 Hay ward, Oharles 188 H«athorn, Win 199 Henderson, Bros 230 Henderson. Henry ST 800-1 Hibben, T. N. & Co., 9, 107, 112, 136, 159, 196, 205 Hodgson, A 220 Hogiin, Mary 808 Holden, W. H 196 Home, A. O. & Son 205 Howard's Hotel, bus. cards 300-1 Howat, Miss 0. D 230 Humber, M, 295 Johnson, E. C3 117 Johnson, Walker & Flett 299 Jones, O. W 298 Jones, Rishton 8.. .300-1, 237, 242, 259 Jonefl.T. J 231 Keeler, R., bus. cards 300-301 KeLoe & Co • 196 Keller, J. W \ 199 Lange, G. W. A 8 Lawes, G. R 308 Lemay & Kyle 237 Leask & Morrisoa,inside right margin Lettice, R., bas. cards 300-301 Lewis, A .* 4 Lilley, H. A., bus. cards 300-3U1 Lombard, C. A. & Co., top right margin London Hotel 204,300,801 Loewen & Erb. bus cards 300-3)1 Mainland Market 230 Mainland Transfer Co 236 Mallandaine, Mr. E. .100, 159, 300-801 Mansell, H., facing Victoria City 5 Marshall & Smith 245 Mathison, R, Jr 234 Matthews, Richards & Tye 125 McAllister &. Thompson .234 McCartney & Marmett« 220 McDermott. R bus. cards 800-1 pAoa McKay, CharlcH, bus cards. . . .300 301 McKillican «fe Anderson 125 McLennan A McFeely 124, 231 MoNnughten, CM end of preface ) lead, George end of preface M- lana & Co., R 800-1 Mellon & Co, H. A 220 Meston, John 100 Miller & Hunter 184 Mitchell, John 234 Moodyville Sawmill Co 221 Moore, C. F 199 Morley,0 124 Mortimer, J 300-1 Muirhead & Mann, next but one to Victoria City 3 Mutrie A Murchison 234 Nesbitt & Co. bus. card 300-1 Nicholles & Kenouf, inside of back cover. Nuttall, Thos. C 292 New Westminster Brewery 196 Occidental Hotel 295 Ovens, Thos 196 Palace Chop and Oyster house. .220-1 Pendray & Co 117 Phillips, C.J 204-300-1 Phillips, J. E 124 Phillips, Alex 125 Philipps, W. H 124 Phoenix Fire Assurance Co 292 Pirabury, E. A Co 205 Prior, E.G. & Co 101 Queen City Planing Mills 299 Queen City Candy Factory 300-1 Quinn, Dr. T. F. . 234 QuinlB.., Dr. W . J 292 Rae William 236 Rand Bros., back cover Redfern, C. E. bus. card 300-1 Redgrave, S. L. bus. card 300-1 Rekab & Co., J. A 235 Rendell, H. B 135 Robertson, John, bus. card 300-1 Roller Flour Mills 308 liWT «)K AnVKKTI •«!{* ▼ii PAOB Royal City Planing Mills 220-1 Royal Hotel Victoria 231 RuB«ell, J. bus. card. 800-301 Sayward, W. P 800-301 Sears, D. 8 4 Sears, Joseph, bus. cards 300-301 Sehl, Jacob 117 Shotbolt, Thos., front cover Simpson, D 124 and 8'I0 301 Smith A Co. M. R 100 Smith, C.MoK 301 Spanaar & Hastings, inside o* l-^ft margin Stemler & Earle 19« St. Louis College 308 8ymond8,0 231 Tait, Miss J 135 Teague, John bus cards 300-1 Telegraph Hotel 308 Tiederaann, Hermann 4 Tippins, W. J , bus. card 300-1 Turner, Beeton :SiiSi )t REVELSTOKE. Cowan W., Victoria Hotel. Kerr Charles & Oo.,;.dealer8. Lobb 8. W. Woodrow 8. J., Elgin Hotel 8ALT 8PBING ISLAND.— MUsgrare Edward. HASTINGS.— BLAOK GEORGE, Brighton House Hotel, METLAKAHTLA.— Bluett Dr. J. D. 8HAWNIGAN.— Morton Chas., Morton House. ALERT BAY.-Pldcock R. H. ERRATA. Page 15 — Bodwell E. V., erase Victoria, 'read Vancouver. Pago 18 — Erase Burns Bobt, Manager, &o., and read Burns Qeo., Manager Bank B. N. A.res. Fairfield road Page 25 — Oomwall Hon., erase Lient-Qovernor, res. Government House, read late Lieut-Qovemor, rea Ashoroft Page 29 — ^De VeuUe, erase View Jtreet, read Menzies street. Page 30 — Doig D., erase Blanohard, read Vancouver street Page 30 — Erase Douglas Mrs. Jennie, read Mrs. Richardson. Page 50 — Erase Johns B. H., Assist., read Johns B. H., Draughtsman. Page 51 — Kains T., erase Dom. Land Surveyor, read Draugntaman, L. & W. office, res Kingston street. Page 54— Langley Arthur B., erase f^airfleld road, read Humboldt street Langley John., Langley George, Page 89— Tiedemann T. J. A» erase Heisterman & Co., read Welch, Bithet & Co. .4 u Times" erase J. G. McLagan, read Wm. Templeman Page 260 — After Spallumcheen Directory, for Pleasant valley read Priests' valley. Page 29&— For Benchers Law Society and British Columbia Bar 1885, read 1887. Page IX — Transfer the line "Completed now, etc.," immediately after Picken's pamphlet, to the end of the precedin ■{ paragraph. — Boiler Flour Mills advi, Spellamcheen, read Spallumcheen. E8QUIMALT DRY DOCK. July 2l8t, 1887. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the formal opening of the Esquimalt Dry Dock was to take place in the presence of representatives of the Dominion Parliament and Senate, the Provincial Government and Assembly, the civic Council of Victoria, leading business men and a number of ladiea The caisson having been opened by steam, which operation, until it passed into the chamber, taking 2}4 minutes, H. M. S. Cormorant passed in to a lively air by the band of H. M. 8. Triumph, and in a few minutes was in position, the hawsers attached to the shore, the caisson again closed and the pumping engines started into motion. Mr. ConoUy, of Larkin, Conolly & Co., the contractors, entertained the visitors and was duly toasted by them on proposal of Mr. Speaker Pooley. Mr. Bennett, Resident Engineer, received his meed of praise at the hands Hon. J. W. Trutoh, and was toasted by the assembled company. Mr. Bennstt, in the course of his re- marks, alluded to the fact that the Quebec graving dock was earning $900 a day. H. M. 3. Triumph, it is understood, will enter the dock after the Cormorant has left. fl w. DESCRIPTION OF BRITISH COLQMBIA. SHOBTKNED FHOH A FORMER EDITION. In speaking of the Province of British Columbia, it is to be borne in mind that we speak not of a tract of insignificant area, but of a vast region, sitting partly astride of the Rocky Mountains and comprising within its limits either wholly or in part the great rivers flowing to the Pacific north of the 49th parallel, and the upper trib- utaries of that great river (the Mackenzie) which drains the conti- nent northward, towards the Arctic ocean. The computed area of the province is ^50,000 square miles. This vast tract extending in a north-westerly direction through 1 2 degrees of latitude and with varying breadth and varying ele- vation, presents much difference of local feature and diverse condi- tions of climate. A portion of the Pacific sea-coast enjoys a winter climate as compared with the Atlantic coast, equal to a difference of at least 10 or 12 degrees of latitude. The interior parts too, are far from exhibiting the severity of climate of the eastern coast, and they are for the most part drier. The coast climate may be said to extend some miles above Yale. The evidences of a drier climate then begin to appear; and at the junction of the Eraser and the Thompson rivers, 55 miles above Yale, all the evidences of a hot and dry climate are perceptible: such as the parched and sandy appearance of the ground (yielding abundantly under irrigation) and a prevailing growth of cacti and other succulent plants. The whole of the interior plateau com- prised between Lytton, the lower ford of the Bonaparte and south- ward towards the boundary line at Osoyoos, is conspicuously a tract adapted for the pasturage of herds of cattle. This is the re- gion of the red pine and the bunch gra.ss country. It has a dry climate and irrigation is in many parts necessary to ensure a crop, but this provided, enormous results are arrived at. At certain points, through the grazing of large herds, the fa- mous bunch grass has at least partially disappeared ; another class of vegetation no less nutritous has succeeded it, and thus the loss is so far neutralized. II BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. A large proportion of the foot hills having a southern exposure, are probably well suited for the culture of the grape. The soil near the bases of the hills in an extensive tract of country reaching southward from Lillooet, composed largely of decomposed volcanic detritus, seems specially favorable; and at Lillooet vines are suc- cessfully cultivated for the limited local supply. The agricultural capacities of the lower country have been al- ready expatiated on elsewhere. Grasses of the finest quality are freely and abundantly grown; prizes and other awards of merit have been given to such exhibits of the province as have been sent to various industrial exhibitions abroad. The exuberant fertility of the low delta lands of the Fraser is locally proverbial. The immediate neighborhood of the coast as we proceed north- ward, is in most parts heavily timbered, and generally mountainous. From the southern limit of the province on the '^traits of Fuca, up to Cross Sound, beyond Sitka in Alaska, a series of inland naviga- tion is available, and for steamers of the largest size. Stupendous inlets diverge inwards from the main route oT communication. But, to refer to the interior, which by no means ought to be overlooked, I mean that portion lying towards Clinton beyond Alexandria, and thence upwards to the Rocky mountains. In this wide tract is situate the rich gold mining region known as Caribou or Cariboo, A good waggon and stage road conducts from Yale clear up to Barkerville in the heart of the mining region; but dur- ing the open season the transport is relieved by a steamer which plies from Soda Creek, twenty miles below Alexandria to Quesnelle, some forty miles below. The succession of valleys by which the district is approached, known as Bridge Creek, Lac La Hache, Williams Lake, &c., though elevated in position are;^ attractive in character, and there is throughout a succession of thriving settle- ments. There are other thriving communities along the banks of the Fraser towards Alexandria. Seated at a lower level, the occu- pants enjoy necessarily a climate more uninterruptedly genial than their neighbors of the higher interior tracts. Soda Creek, above the mouth of the Chilcoten river which flows into the Fraser, is the point where the navigation of the upper Fraser commences — the intervening portion between this and Yalp DESCRIPTION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ill being too much interrupted by violent rapids to be usefully naviga- ted. As an entrepot it is a point of some local importance. ALEX- ANDRIA, twenty miles above Soda Creek, is a site of a post of the Hudson Bay Co., formerly of much importance. Good wheat and other grains are 'grown here. The level of the Fraser here, by ob- .servations of the Royal Engineers, is i ,430 feet above the sea. QUESNELLE, 40 miles above Alexandria, is situated on the left bank of the Fraser, at the mouth of the Quesnelle r'ver. It has a claim to importance as a distributing point for the neighboring mining region of Cariboo, sharing this honor, however, with Bar- KERVILLE, which may fairly claim to be the nucleus of the sur- rounding district. The mouth of the Quesnelle is 1,490 feet above sea level. Beyond this point there is an excellent line of boat-nav- igation, extending in an eastern direction to Tete Jaune Cache on the confines of the Rocky mov itains 750 miles from the sea; and in a western direction through Stuart's River branch and its lake connection, to the limits of the Coast Range, nearly equi-distant. Through a great portion of this upper tract, ordinary agriculture has for many years been successfully carried on ; barley, potatoes and other vegetables, and wheat, though rather precarious in its returns. In the southeast angle of the province, lying between the boun- dary line of 49°, the Rocky Mountains and the Columbia River, is the KOOTENAY District. (See description elsewhere of this highly promising district.) In an opposite angle of the province is Omi NECA, recognized only so far for its gold producing capacity, now not so great as formerly. Omineca can be approached by two routes by the Skeena River and Babine Lake, and from Quesnelle by pack train. Population. — The population of the province though small, but increasing rapidly, for intelligence, industry and orderly con- duct, may be classed prominently among the people of the vc ious dependencies of the crown. Here the law rigidly administered is as a rule strictly obeyed. The Indian element also is a great fea- ture: we have in the main a well-ordered native population, studious of improvement and eager in the acquisition of those industrial arts which conjoined with other instruction, can elevate them perma- nently in the social scale. Kindness, firmness and justice may sum IV BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. briefly the secret of success of the once powerful trading companies of the North-west anid the Hudson Bay. The natives are large pro- ducers, and as consumers contribute an important share in the ag- gregate customs revenue of the province. The coal mines, the saw mills and above all the canneries, are largely dependent on them, and in the interior as packers and canoe-men they are invaluable. Products. — The products of the Pacific province are gold*, silver, coalf, lumber||, ironj, fish — such as salmon, herring, oolachans, halibut, dog-fish — used for oil by boiling the liver, and black cod. Of salmon there are five species, the Silver arriving first in March or early April, weighing from four to twenty-five pounds; the sec- ond kind arriving from June till August, are considered the finest, but only weigh from five to six pounds. The third average seven pounds and are an excellent fish. The humpback salmon comes every other year, lasting from August till winter, weighing from six to fourteen pounds. The hook-bill arrives in September and re- mains till winter, weighing from twelve up to forty-five pounds. The principal salmon canneries are located on the Fraser River, Alert Bay, River's Inlet, Skeena River, Metlakathlah and Naas River. Large quantities are also smoked and cured and salted and packed in barrels for shipment. But our space is limited and we must draw to a conclusion. The sober and industrious settler need have no fear of want. While elsewhere sad plaints of dearth and starvation are heard — here the bountiful products of nature waste through want of occupants. It might be added that though the prices of necessaries are double those of eastern Canada, wages are in the same proportion; days suitable for out-door labor more numerous in the year and in the cities house rent is very moderate. *From I85P till the present year the yiald has been about 945.000,000. ■tTrae bitctninous and also anthracite, 1800 lbs of the formar equal to 2400 and 2600 lbs from the neighboring territories for steam purposes. llSee elsewhere for quantities exported. iFound on Texada Island containing 64 per cent, of iron, at the entrance'to Sooke Inlet, and Douglas Portage. THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. [Taken from the Manchester Examiner of recent date.] Coloniat, January let. But little interest has been manifested in the completion of the Canadian Pacific railway, the fourth of its kind which spans the North American continent, and which Lord Lansdowne, the Gover- nor-General of Canada, inaugurated by driving the last spike of the line. As a railway project it is the largest single enterprise ever attempted, while the confidence and energy with which its builders have successfully grappled with the physical and financial difficul- ties it presented seeks its parallel in the annals of railway enterprise. The Canadian Pacific railway has been appropriately called the offspring of two great ideas — firstly, the necessity of uniting into one empire the British colonies of North America; secondly, the im* portance of throwing open for settlement a vast area of fertile coun- try, and of finding for the commerce of Europe and America the shortest and best route to the great and promising markets of Easterrf Asia. The first practical proposals for the construction of the Canadian Pacific railway emanated from British Columbia, •where Mr. Waddington,.an English settler, prior to confederation, succeed- ed in demonstrating the feasibilitv of the project on economic grounds. In 1868 the Pacific province, which had desired so soon as the union of the provinces was agitated to join the Dominion, despatched delegates to the Federal Government for the purpose of negotiating the terms of its adhesion, the most important for which were the construction of a railway from the Pacific towards the Rocky Mountains to connect the sea-board of British Columbia with the railway system of Canada, (sec. No. 1 1 terms of union); and the ex- penditure of one million dollars annually on the construction of an interoceanic line; the Dominion Government to beg^n the con- struction of the railway within two years, and to complete it by i88i. British Columbia immediately accepted, and the Dominion thus stood committed to the herculean task which is now a fait ac- compli. It would be tedious to follow in detail all that took place during this interval. Suffice it to say that the railway became in politics the greatest question of the day, and over the policy adopt- ed in its construction bitter political conflicts took place. The VI BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. expediency of construction by government was tried, but with un- satisfactory results. A fatal error was undoubtedly made in the principle laid down in the earlier Acts passed on the subject that the line should be constructed without increasing the taxation of the country, and in the assumption that huge land grants alone would induce private enterprise to carry out the work. In spite of party differences it soon became ftvident that the progress made on the prescribed lines was quite out of proportion to the cost incurred, and that the construction of the railway would more probably con- sume the greater part of a century than the stipulated ten years. Matters were precipitated by the revelation towards the close of 1 878 that only a total of 1 39 miles of railway had been laid and 189 miles graded. A radical change of policy was urgently called for, and 1881, w'hen the present Government came into power, a company was induced to undertake the work, aided by a cash sub- sidy of $25,000,000, a liberal land grant of 25,000,000 acres, and the completion, at the cost of the government, of the two sections al- ready commenced, viz., Port Arthur to Winnipeg 428 miles, and Port Moody on Burrard Inlet, westwards to Savona Ferry, Lake Kamloops, 213 miles, valued at $30,000,000, thus leaving the com- pany to build the two sections from Callander to Port Arthur, 657 miles, and from Winnipeg to Savona Ferry, 1,252 miles. The company set to work with determination and vigour. During the season of 1882 rails wefe laid at the average rate of three miles a day. By the end of the season 450 miles were ready for trains, and 610 miles graded. In June (1882) the section from Port Arthur to Winnipeg was opened, and by the end of the summer tliere was a continuous line of steel from Lake Superior to a point 450 miles west of Winnipeg. With a view of securing an independent eastern terminus for their system, the company now bought a controlling interest in existing lines, giving it connection with Ottawa, Brock- ville, Montreal and Quebec. In 1883, on the difficult section north of Lake Superior, 200 miles of track were laid, and westwards, the summit of the Rocky Mountains, 962 miles west of Winnipeg, was reached in November. By the end of the year the company had 2,963 miles of the road under its control. The strain of this tre- mendous energy began at last to have an effect on the company's financial resources, and the situation was intensified by the orga- 1 n un- the THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. VII nized hostility of itsrivals, who repudiated its stock until it became unsaleable except at an immense sacrifice. Under these circum- stances the Canadian Government came temporarily to the assist- ance of the company. The section north Of Lake Superior and in British Columbia — the latter presenting great difficulties in crossing the Rocky Mountains and the Selkirk and Gold ranges — were both complete in the course of the present summer. The Canadian Racific railway was thus finished six years before the limits of the company's contract, and it only needed the formal opening ceremony before starting on a career full of great promise. The advantages that are claimed for the railway are certainly of a substantial nature, and such as should exercise an important influence on its immediate future. The system of tb" Canadian Pacific railway is more com- pact, its route is shorter by 4.50 miles than that of any other of the transcontinental lines; its equipment is most complete, and suited to modern exigencies of traffic. Possessing uncontrolled its termini on the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans — an advantage not possessed by any of its competitors — it will not be forced to divide, like them, with rival lines the earnings of the remunerative traffic that will pass over its system. It already draws a large and steadily-increas- ing revenue from its local traffic, and its debt charges are so much smaller than those of any of the other similar lines in a flourishing condition, that low and yet remunerative rates will be possible, sine qua non for attracting transit traffic. As an advantagously placed route to the East, the railway will primarily commend itself to English merchants. Its line runs entirely through British territory, with large coal deposits at both ends, and it effects a saving of 900 miles over the United States route, and 1,300 miles over that via Suez. The comparative distances are as follows: — LIVERPOOL TO YOKOHAMA. Miles, Via Sue-s 11,275 ( Liverpool to New York 8,046. 4 N. Y. to San Frandsco 3,320. Is. P. to Yokohama 4,660. , I Iiiverpool to Montreal 2,790. . -{ Montreal to Port Mdy 2,911 . . [Port Mdy. to Yokohama 4,180. . The above times are obtained by assuming a uniform speed of nine to ten knots an hour on the sea passages, and thirty miles an Via United States - Via Canada .19^.. . 4 .17i... Days. ...50 11,010.... 374 9,884.... 33 mmod- y ships, t Paul, A tem- r, to be kohanria Imperial lamships be little hips has ian Paci- 1 of tlie be fully ;bec will he West- C. M. McNAU&HTEN, Jeweller and Watchmaker COLUMBIA ST., NEW WESTMiilSTER. 4UJ NS8 GEORGE MEAD, New Wektmihster, B. C. SOLE AGENT for H. TIBBE, SON & CO'H MISSOURI PATENT CORN COB PIPES. na^end to Oeo. Mead, New Westminster, for prices Brunette Saw Mill, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. V Every Description of Rough and Dressed Lumber. LUMBER KILN DRIED ON THE PREMISES. The Mill is accessible by water and rail, and orders can be filled and shipped promptly. Prices given on application. Corres- pondence solicited. Yard at Vancouver, B. C. ■.p ,, i k ft Address: BRUNETTE SAW MILL Co., New Westminster, B.C. I ! ii , i VrCTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. .• • I CONSTANCE STREET, MUIRHEAD & UAMn, MMtfrAOTMtlS MD DEALERS IN ^ts^ IMws, Mibip, finttering in AMD OUTaibE BLINDS, CoN^c#RS, ftmsHED Pickets, scroll Sawing and Turning. Door AND Window Frames. Contr Ip siifd Si^fBSboat Work. General Finishing Work for D.Sr SEARS, ii|(iST..OVERE.I^IiytVIK'S^^^^ Tmii^^-Jimt^Km:- tmrpmiUas, Mjinsiim Hose anil Horse imM- tAlLS BOUGHT AND SOLD. I .^V i j ii n- ii .j r >.| ■ >i .i> Vfcl ii! -ni i > .i ff «. i j Miii l i ' i 1 1 i i in' ii 1 1 1 Q. tisileottia. AiiPNifiCT- 0fVliK7E£liOllllf!ll^ A» XaEWIS, —iifPCNKrB» or ^ ff Stoves,; SBttt., itttifr'' SHIPPING WORK A Slf^idlAtTY. tiHr iT» TICtORll. ,1 (m •f I |i' vmm CJ VICTORIA ADVBRTISEMBNTS. ,. the Le«ling Ho»« for M.n«&ct«nng and liaoporting First Class Goods —OF — LATEST STYLES JSH, Sole Agent for JOHHSTOM & MURPHYS RHE BOOTS AHD SHOES, Acknowledged to be the beat makers on the American contment QoTBWMWT St. VIOtdBIA, B. 0, y,O.BOX84 w tl) r re PI it a|c C. A. Lombard & Co., "-"^^^SSoJ^ =®=°'"' AcentM r»r tbe Bell OrgHu, IVrber aad ftlemway Plana*. Victoria City— General Remarics. Victoria, the clpit>-I of British Columbia, is situated at the S. E. extremity of Vancouver Island, in lat. 48° 26* N and long. 123° 22' W. It is about 750 geographical miles from San Francisco. The City was incorporated in 1862, and since that date has twice enlarged its boundaries, now extending from the Gorge Road on Victoria Arm, on the N. W., to Cedar Hill Road, Cadboro Bay Road and Moss St. on the E.; its southern boundary oattl ^ across Beacon Hill Park and abutting on the salt water at foot of Menzies Street, James Bay. These limits enclose an area roughly, of four square miles, and accordi g to a census undertaken by order of the City Council in the spring of 1886, a population, including Chinese and Indians, approaching 14,000. The city has sixty miles of streets and a water frontage, available for wharves, of six miles. Victoria now numbers among its industries. Sash and Door Factories, Planing Mills, Sail Lofts, Boat and Ship-Building Yards, a Malting Establishment, Breweries, Soda Water and Syrup Factories, Tanneries, Hat Makers, Saddle and Harness Makers, Barrel and Furniture Factories. Rice Mills, Broom and Match Factories, Coffee and Spice Mills, Saw Mills, Wire Works, Corset Works, Stove Factories, Blacksmiths and Foundries, Boot and Shoe Factories, Piano Mannfacturing, Waggon and Carriage Making, and Pork Packing Establishments, Cigars and Cigar Box Manufactories, Lithographic and Chromo-Lithographic Printing, Job I'rinters, Blank Book Manufacturing, Book-Binding snd Ruling, Brick-Making, Cracker Bakfries, Soap Works, and others too numerous to mention. It is hoped that in the near future, enterprising capitalists will establish Smelting Works for the reduction of both iron and copper ores, both of which abound in the Province; also Woollen and Paper Mills, Rope Works, (J lass Works, Wood and Willow Ware, Drain and Tile Works. Five weekly and four daily newspapers, and other publications, provide tbe neoessary intellectual pabiUum, and a free library is spoken of. The nucleus of a provincial museum is in existence under the fostering care of the government, and a curator appointed of tried skill and experience in the work, by whom oontributions of curiosities and works of art will be thankfully received. The hotel accommodation is most ample. Where all are so complete and replete with modem improvements, it woulU be invidious to mention any by name; but in the course of the last two years, two or three hotels, which may be classed as leading ones, have either been newly established, or greatly enlarged in a superior manner the Moommodation offered to travelers . They are situate on Johnson Street, Yates BtrMt, and View Street. We venture to say that a sudden influx of visitors, bent on pleasure, could be at once accommodated by our obliging landlords. We must not forget the erection of a new and costly theatre to seat 800, built by • oompany on an eligible and convenient site. W O G CD O ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Roys' Clothing. U) H v ■^ 1 DC 1 \H n w __ ■ 3 0* ■1 a ^ . ■J Low Scho ■ A o (5 '■ X< c/) 1 r+ "2 : rS : »^» 1 K ' a !■ ' ^ ^ !' n P "V ►o 3 crq ■ il ■-V *y ij ' '[' H ■ •n 1 P S i. ( o- 1. 13 i' -- to H "t i \ - Johnson Strut, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotoa^a, B. C. ImmensB Assortment of Boots and Sloes. } ^"''"*" ^*"'"'""''' Victoria, B, O. CO lil xi Ok t , 111. This ad- dition to the city's lighting cost $22,435.70, including a new brick building for electric light, $3,300. The operative expenses for the year were $5,980. The total val'ie of electric plant is set down at $34,953, and' is the property of the city, which operates the lighting. A company will soon be in acti e operation tor lighting private dwellings and stores. ! The Telephone Co., under the able management of R. B. McMicking, Esq., is advancing in utility and is largely availed of. Victoria is faat becoming a city of posts and masts. Definite steps have been taken towards securing efiicient sewerage. Plan* and estimates have been prepared by Mr. Pickering, of England, who visited Victoria H P 4 Pi t5 O 3 H 03 o 03 ►^ o (D o (S CO VICTORIA CITY— GENERAL PROGRESS for the purpo>>e of obtaining data. It is intended to borrow a large sum of money to carry out the plana. The present City Council will probably execute a portion of the workn. While waiting, a new feature has been inaugurated, tliat of underground box drains. Public School education occupies a large share of public attention; two ward schools have recently been built in the city; others are sp'ken of in city and province. The proposed expenditure this year on schools and school buildings is estimated at $101,695. The corporation has accepted a gift of the' Mechanics' Institute Library in con- sideration of opening a Free Library; though their intention was temporarily defeat- ed last year by an adverse \'ote of the ratepayers. Lines of Street Cars at very moderate rates of fare have taken their places on our streets and hai-k rates have been much reduced. We have a Transfer Co. and Truck and Dray Companies, and numerous Livery Stables with expensive and elegant carriages and equipments and valuable horses. A new Agricultural Hall has been built by the city specially for exhibition purposes. We have three batteries of garrison Artillery and a Rifle company all located in Vic- toria, well drilled, and commanded by experienced office's. C. Battery, from eastern Canada, and heavy nuns from England, for the defence of Victoria and Esquimalt dockyard, are expected shortly to arrive i the Province. A modern composite bridge has been quite lately built across. Rock Bay at a cost of about $1 1000 . A new bridge is also in progress across James Bay, on stone piers and wooden arches, to cost about $7000. ~ • The Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway is an established fact, and is another illustration of perseverance in a set course, being rewarded. It is one of the features of the Settlement Bill, which was arranged by our present government, and carried through by the company, of which Robert Dunsmuir, Esq., M. P. P., is the head; whose public spirit and energy are well known. Though last, not least, as affecting Victoria, as well as the whole Province, the Canadian Pacific Railway has been completed from ocean to ocean; and one, at least, of our manufactures has already, through its medium, found a market for itself in the Eastern Provinces. Trans-Pacific steamers, of large capacity and power, will shortly run between Victoria and Hong Kong and Yokohama. The point yet to be desired is a lowering of the charges on a portion of the C. P. R. line to allow living profits to businessmen who would largely use it. Victoria has been visited, among others, by the Chief of the Dominion Government, who has lived to see his own great work, and .eceive the congratulations of his British Columbia friends. E. M. . I A| B.;,R ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. 'if o ' ^ it' rt > CO bd GO 'V h- 1 I i ^ m ! H ^ as ^ HOLE TING S > ; a r ^^ ! ;' s > ! J >• w 1 , ^ ^ t a H i P^ « o o ^ - w o i ^ I 9 :' g ':'' GO 11 - bd , ? • ifi VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. T. N. HIBBEN & CO. /• BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS -AND I H n 11 D H H H ii D D H H ? 5 a s z 5 2 S 2 5 E 5 E 5 2 5 General Dealers in other Goods more Immediately connected with similar establishments. IMPORTERS OF STATIONERY DIRECT FROM tiii MANUFACTURERS AND BOOKS FROM THE PUBLISHERS. i g g |M^^^Books sent to any Part of I^^V the Province at the nom- inal transport cost of four cents per pound, — AND- UNBROKEN PACKAGES OF STATIONERY SOLD MUCH REDUCED RATES. AT ^^Particular attention paid to superior qualities, and the con- stantly increasing newly invented devices in Fancy Stationery. Government Street, Victoria, B. C. ■a i \TELY URERS om- ,D AT the con- jry. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^ll^"^°Jl°''^- AcentM for the Bell Orsan, W«b«r hikI Htrliiwity HlniKM. ^ Victoria City Directory. Aaronson A. A., pawnbroker, Johnson st, res. Herald st. Aaronson B., pawnbroker, A. A. Aaronson, res. Herald st. Abel Edw., constable, res. Fort st. Abraham W. B., truck and drayman, res. Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fort St. Adams A., carpenter, J. Weiler, res. Cook st. Adams W. F., clerk, Beak & Co., res. Gorge Roao. Adams W. H., agent Singer Sewing Machine Co., Government St., res. King's road. Adams F. W., bookkeeper, E. B. Marvin, res. Fort st. Adams J., blacksmith (Conlin & Cameron), res. Windsor hotel. Adams Mrs M., res. Fort st., near Moss st. Adams Mrs C, dressmaker, Mrs. LePrince, res. Johnson st. Aden John, in employ J. Sommers, res. Simcoe st, James Bay. Aden D. W., captain, res. Simcoe st. Adler Jas., cook. Colonial hotel, res. Johnson st. Ahern Wm., bookkeeper, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel. Alexander J. expresswagon driver, res. Blanchard st. Alexander T., expressman, res. Yates st. Albion Iron Works Co., (limited) W. F. Bullen secretary, Store St., cor Discovery st. Allan N. W., Edinburgh hotel, Douglas st. Allan Alex., cashier, (W. R. & Co.,) res. cor. ColHnson & Rupert sts. Allatt Mrs. E., widow, res. Cook and Fort sts. AUatt Miss F., assistant W. Wilson & Co., res. Meares st. Allatt Fred, carpenter, res. Cook and Fort sts. Allen Edwin, chicken farmer, res. Burnside road. Allen Wm., grocer, res. Douglas and Pembroke sts. Allison Jas., Caledonia Dye Works, Douglas st. Allport S. C, Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st. Allsop & Mason, real estate agents, Government st. American Hotel, T. J. Burnes, Prop., Yates st. Andean Wm., variety store Government st., res. Fort st. Andean Miss, dressmaker, res. Government st. Ames Holden Co., The, boots and shoes. Wharf st. Anderson A., expressman, res. Yates st. Anderson Bros., accountants and commission agents, Langley's Block, Langley st. Anderson J. R., Anderson Bros., res. Kingston st. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Johnson Street, bet. broad and Douglas Viotoria. Make a Specialty of Childbens' Cl otho. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere*. VI n 4 r n , p Q. 3 W < o S O ST VI ^. r* — . 3 2. n* 3 a w ST 3 1*1': i ■iy lii i HeadpartBra for Boots and Shoos. } "'"'*JS??-,!:'ST'"'*' C. A.L (0 z • -IS V CO lO BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Anderson Wm., laborer, res. Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Anderson T., laborer, res. Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Anderson John, B. A., education office, res. Michigan st. Anderson Simon, res. Rae st. Anderson Alex, Anderson Bros., res. Kingston st. Anderson Chas., laborer. Grand Pacific Hotel. Anderson W. J., McKillican & Anderson, res. View st. Anderson Alex., fireman, res. Queen's Avenue. Anderson Hugh, fireman, res. Queen's Avenue. Anderson Andrew R., broommaker, res. Queen's Avenue. Anderson & Hastie, furniture mfrs.. Fort st. Anderson A., res. Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. Anderson R. A., Anderson & Hastie, Fort st. Anderson G.W., Shore & Anderson, Douglas st., near Pandora st. Anderson Thos., prop. Hansom cab, res. cor. Quadra and Kane sts. Anderson Miss M., housekeeper, res. Pandora st. Anderson Simon, ship carpenter, res. Rae st. Anderson John, mariner, Caledonia Saloon. Andrew John A., clerk H. B. Co., res. Garbally. Andrews R. B., drayman, Wharf st., res. Yates st. Andrews C, machinist, Muirhead & Mann, res. John st. Andrews Frank, second steward Union Club. Andrews J., boot and shoemaker, res. Green st. Andy Samuel, wharf builder, res. Store st. Angus James, lumber merchant, res. Dallas road, James Bay. Auton Aug., sailor, Southgate's cabins, Store st. Appleton Fred, clerk H. B. Co., res. Michigan st. Arambara A., fisherman, S' uthgate's cabins, Store st. Archer Chas., clerk H. 'H. Co., res. Mrs. Leigh's, Douglas st. Archibald, Wm. F., n.uii .ger Telegraph office, res. Church Hill. Armstrong Miss, Principal of girl's pub. school, res. North Park st. Arnold Mrs., midwife, res. 2d st., Work estate. Arnold W., machinist Albion Iron Works, res. Blanchard st. Arnold Saml., painter H. B. Rendell, res. Work estate. Arnold S., painter, R. L.ettice, res. Work estate. Armstrong John, laborer, res. Dallas Road. Armstrong Geo., dairyman, res. Sandwich. Askew C, clerk, A. Ofner, res. Regent's Park. Aspdin E., clerk, (Brown & White) res, Chatham st. - • Astell Jas., carpenter, res. Johnson st. Astrico Mrs. P. A., prop. Pacific Telegraph Hotel, Store st. Atcomb Wm., R. Medana & Co., res. James Bay. Atkins Wm., civil engineer, res. Dallas road. Atkinson J. L., student-at-law, Eberts & Taylor, res. cor Quadra and Pembroke sts. .2^ CD ^ R H 3 1 0) 5 5^V S ? $ - 'Oil ^ o ^ (/) o ^ H ^sS-S > r^ ^; s? H^ si > r 3 it ^ « 0) c->- Instai Enl ^ ^:? ^ a' 2 3 .-^ S3 "• ^^. (A W) u 9 to fl *i A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering always on hand. o c o CO P3 I— ■• Atkinson P« Atkinson G. Atwood R., Atwood F., < Atwood Wn Auld James, Austin J. J Victoria Austin, T. r Aylward Th Astell Thorn Babbage (j. Be' ington I Road. Babbitt E. H Babington G Babington P Badtea Fran! Bagnall Mrs. Bailey M. F., Bahr T., cabi Bailey Benja Bailey C, op Bailey G. M Baillie Miss, Baines Miss Baines Wm. Baines Franl Baines W., b Baird W., lat Baird J., cler Baird Richar Baird Joseph Baird J., engi Baker Josep North P Baker Mrs. Baker J., cler Baker Richa Baker James Baker A. J., Baker John, Baker Mrs R leaker Micha Baker Jas,, b( B. WILLIAI JOHNSOr C. A. Lombard & Co., ^"^^^Ji",!:^™'"' Attr.uu r»r the Itell Orgnn, %Vrlirr Hnd Ntelnwiiy I'lanwB. H CD CD o o C/3 CD I— !• (D H •15 3 CQ en a 13' dd CD 3 en »-■• t3 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. ,11 Atkinson Peter, miller, res. Yaies st. Atkinson G., retired, res. Cook st. near Pandora st. Atwood R., druggist D, E. Campbell, res. Frederick st. Atwood F., clerk A. Ofner, re.s. Cook st. Atwood Wm., drayman, VVm. Croft, res. Frederick st. Auld James, contractor and builder, res. Princess Ave. Austin J. J., real estate agent and notary public, Bastion st., res. Victoria Arm. Austin, T. r., compositor. Standard, res. Humboldt st. Aylward Thos., porter, res. Pioneer saloon. Astell Thomas, laborer, Alfred st. near Cook st. Babbage (j. Henry, Moses & Babbage, Pioneer saloon. Br' ington Robt,, carpenter, Muirhead & Mann, res. Cedar Hill Road. Babbitt E. H. grocer, res. Johnson st. Babington G., tanner. Rock Bay tannery, res. Henry street. ; ■ Babington P. A., carpenter, res. Henry st. Badtea Frank, steward, str. R. P. Rithet. Bagnall Mrs. M. A., widow, res. Yates st., cor. Quadra st. Bailey M. F., plasterer, res. Meares st. Bahr T., cabinet maker, J. Sehl. Bailey Benjamin, C. P. R. contractor, res. Quebec st. Bailey C, operator, V. and E. Telephone Co. Bailey G. M., operator, V. & E. Telephone Co. Baillie Miss, res. Quebec st. . -; Baines Miss M. E., compositor. Standard, re.s. Johnson st. v » it Baines Wm. E., business manager Times, .Pandora Ave. . '.'■?.! Baines Frank, candy maker, H. A. Lilley, res. Johnson st. Baines W,, bookkeeper, res. Pembroke st. Baird W., late Houghtdh & Baird, res. cor, Quadra and View. Baird J., clerk, res. cor. Quadra and View. Baird Richard, apprentice Vancouver Foundry, res. View st. '.aiiu Baird Joseph, accountant, res. 3rd st, Work estate. ^ :;ru ' Baird J., engineer, res. Quadra and View sts. m Baker Joseph H., (Bon Marche Shoe Store, Government st.,) res. North Park and Quadra sts. Baker Mrs. Geo., widow, res. Pembroke St. Baker J., clerk, Royal Hotel. • .} ■n,,%xf Baker Richard, teamster, res. Pembroke st., above Douglas st. Baker James, contractor, res. Pembroke st., above Douglas st. Baker A. J., St. Nicholas Stables, Broad st. Baker John, teamster, res. Pembroke st. ^ s' vi Baker Mrs Richard, widow, res. Frederick st. leaker Michael, (R. B. & Son.,) res. Frederick st. Baker Jas., bowling alley, Yates st., above Douglas, res. Pembroke st. B\i/li I lAIUlO P Pn KJ^p always in stock a First-GIafls Assortment^ . fflLLlAIYIu QL UU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. Sea Them.*-'^ Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. Mi 1 1 i:: ' 1 , ^ '! k ^ \ '' 3 '<: 1 r+ 1 ^ ^ L E B ri: "^ 3 \''\ ^VQ IP p -. T3 3 n i-l rj. 1' ^ ' ■n 9^ i k a j^ : 1 ( >o \ ' . B. ^ •^ ITT i o./f ;i ' i "^v , § ;; • rt i! ^ J! i ■ "*•■ i;' WiP |; : I ' s** • J , ..!Pa ^ \ " c^' i^^' '^ ■ 'it' CTQ- r; f" • T w ;- n- < -■ - .- 1 rt", »; — .. ►— io i r+ r.j 1 ■r«- ^ i ! \ ■"V:-" \^■ ■ w '; C !i -t :!i: i ' ■■ i ErsMne's Boot and Shoe Emponni, } Cor. Government AND J0HN8ON 8t8. Victoria, B. C. I2| BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Baker R. & Son, flour, feed and grain stcx e, Yates st, near Wharf st. Baker Thos, Henry, student at law, (S. P. Mills,) res. Frederick st. Baker John, expert accountant, (Arcade,) Government st. Baker E. Crow., M. P. for Victoria city district, pilot commr., etc., cor. Broughton and Government sts., res. Montreal St. Baker Wm. E., moulder, res. Pembroke St., bet. Douglas and Blan- chard sts. Baker Elihu, prop. St. Nicholas Stables. Bakes Sam'l., house cleaning, etc., Wood's cabins, Johnson st. Bales J. C, public accountant. Bastion ai., r s. Victoria West. Ball Chas., blacksmith, etc., Johnson st, res. Menzies st. Ballantyne John, compositor Evening Post, res. Johnson st. Ballantyne, C. G., manager for B. C. Equitable Life Insurance Co., Bastion st. Bamford Thos , machinist, Albion Iron Works, res. Carr st. Banfield D., expressman, res. Yates st. Bank of British Columbia, (see incorporated societies,) Government St., cor l^'jrt St. Bank of British North America, (see incorpc.ated societies, Yates St. Bank Exchange Saloon, Wm. Lohse, prop., cor. Yates and Lang- ley sts. Bantly M., cigar mfr., 202 Johnson st. Bantly Mrs. M., fancy embroidery, 202 Johnson st. Barker Jas., laundrynian, cor, Douglas and Discovery sts. Barlow Mrs. E., dressmaker, Quadra st, near Pandora st. Barnard F. S., mngr. Transfer Co., res. Duval cottage. Barnard F. J., ex-M. P. for Yale District, res. Duval lodge. B.irnard Menry, student-at-law, Eberts & Taylor, res. Duval cottage. Barnes, R.. L., teller bank of British Columbia, res. Driard House. Barnes James, laborer, res. Simcoe st. Barnett R., mason, res. Johnson st. Barnett A. Wallis, clerk, res. Government st. Barnett Jno., blacksmith, J. Robertson, res. Herald st Barnsley John, gunsmith, res. Fort st„ near Douglas. Barnsley A., clerk, E. M.Johnson, res. Herald st. Banan Julius, sausage manufacturer, res. Yates st., above Douglas st Barriere Manuel, labor emp. J. H. Sec'ey, res. Humboldt st Barrett Geo., carpenter, res. Barrett Geo., longshoieman, res. Johnsc i st Barron C. A. F., tuiiekeeper Albion iron Works, res. Cook st., cor. Franklin st. Barron Mrs. D. F., widow, res. Cook st Barron Miss L. A., 3d asst. girls' pub. school. ■ PJ r u « l> a • T! id ^ r 0) §1 H V <1 A. CREGC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. C8 A O 9 051 Pi C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"*^^°Ji^'.'L^J°'''' Aiii-iitN for thf! Bell Organ, Weber un^A HtrliiMny FinnoH. 1 -St. St. P) r :tc., (5 •H > ^^ /. a an- Qs H-H h 5h Co., r CS 0)1 " 1— ( 5:0 ■^"5 lent ties. £0 ing- (1) 6 uval )use. §1 mi 3D t~^ X • ja X i> ^^a < PIS % n a pS U PH cor. ^ 3 30 !< 1 m m H H VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 13 Barry Auguste, hack driver, res. Victoria. Barry Wm., teamster, (Jones & Redmond,) res. Yates st., above C< ok St. Barss, Rev. W., pastor Calvin Bap. Church, res. Pembroke St., above Douglas st. Barthel H., brewer and maltster, res. Malt House, Niagara st. Hartlett John, hack driver, res. ist and Bay sts. . Barton A., blacksmith, Wharf st„ res. John st. _ , Bartram, blacksmith, res. John St. 5 /■ ., t* Basso Antoine, fishennan, res. Work st. * '» ( Basso N., boiler maker, Albion Iron Works, res. Store st. Batcli^lor W., teamster, res. Putnam st. Bates Mrs. E. A., dress and mantle maker, res. Government st, over D. Spencer's. ' '- . < iv^ft Bates John, teamster, res. Chut and Cormorant st. Battlershell Wm., chipper, Vancouver Foundry, res. Herald st, Baumann Fred, candy manufacturer, Yates St., res. -View st. Bawden James, cooper, res. Vancouver House, Yates st. Baumann L. F., candy maker, (F. Baumann,) Yates st, and hoseaian fire dept. Bawden Jas., cooper, res. Vancouver House. • ' ' ^ " "•■"- ■ Bayley Joseph, propr. Occidental Hotel, cor. Johnson and Wharf sts. Beady C, plasterer, res. Morison's cabins, Chatham st B. C. Employment Bureau and Bus. Agency, Pickering & Co., props.. Fort st. B. C. Stationery and Printing Co., D. Robson, pres'dt. Government St., next door to postoffice. Beak -& Co., butchers, (London Market,) Yates st. and D' jglas st Beanlands Rev. Arthur, Christ Church Cathedral, Cook st. Beauchamp R., fruiterer, Yates .st, res. Meares st Beaven C. F'., carriage mfr., retired, Pandora st, near Quadra st. Bea^'c.i Robt, M. P. P., res. Vancouver st. ^eak C. M., (Beak & Co.,) res. Pandora st. - v Bebbington Thos., Uncle Frank's Saloon, Langley Alley. Beek J. F., carriage painter, (W. Mable's, John.son st.,) res. Dallas rd. Bechtel I., (J. A. and I. Beciitel,) res. John st. Bechtel A. N., clerk California Saloon, res. Colonial Hotel. Bechte! J. A., (J. A. and I. Bechtel,) re.s. John st Bechtel M. N., prop. Colonial Hotel, Johnson st. res. Victoria West Bechtel J. A. and I., props. California Saloon, Johnson st Beck A., chief cook, Driard House. Bfcker John, (G. & Becker,) res. Johnson st, cor. Vancouver. Beckingham Mrs. A., res. North Park st Beckingham G., clerk Brown & White, res. north Park st itreet, Bmil I |A|UID p t^^ Keep always in Stock a Fir8t-CIa.s8 Asaortment of . IflLLlAIYIu Qt I'U., Underwear, oil Sizea ami Prices. Sea Them. , JOHN&ON STP'-'^'T' bet, BROAD AND DOUGLAC, VICTORIA, B. O. O C CO O < o" O 'A in i-( ^ o n o o t/3 o o •n 5" crq n •-t 3 CL . tc p 1 ill* u ., {■ i i I ( i'l ;h i ; r'ti \ -■' ?• ■ i »:' n il i'l 1) Immense Assortment; of Boots and Shoes. } ^'"""''' ^'*''°'"""' 5 1^ I : Victoria, B, C. (0 ui xi o J* 0)1 :8 < CO o P m ^ Bennett Mrs. H., res. Franklin st. Bennett John, drayman, res. Wharf st. Bennieson Walter A., engineer, steamer Pilot, res. Pembroke at Benson Thomas, engineer, res. Michigan st. Benson Miss L., dressmaker. Pandora st. Bentley Capt. Thomas, steamer Hope, Rock Bay Sawmill res. Constance st. Berridge Geo., accountant, (J. B. Ferguson & Co.,) res. Work st. Rock Bay. Berryman F. T., stone cutter, (G. Rudge,) res. Broad st., near Pandora st Berryman John, prop. Cosmopolitan Hotel, southeast cor. For: and Douglas sts. Berryman R. H., Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fort st _ . Rcrwin S., tailor, Johnson st Betfncel Yund, waiter, Driard House. - Bey Wm., slaughterman, res. Fort st Bickford W., cabinet maker. Fort st, near Oougl'is. Bickford Mrs. F., fancy store, Fort st, near Douglas. Bishop Henry, purser R. P. Rithct, res. Fisguard st., nr. Blanchard. H P b 0) PI =: (D m a H • '' i 1^ •- ., ►—■» ;ii % >''^^ /■v- Jl S * p \ 'i a 3 : 1 I'^i b m z ^ -i w w .-• 3 (t H S9 > Ja w OD r^ o ^^■B 012 H W-: 1. r ^ \ p:; ^ 14 n Pi (Q G. I C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^S°cS^°e^™''"' Ageulfi for ibe Bell VrKaii« 'WelM'r and ^ttein-wny PiHiiwH. B M M I CD O S CQ 3 O TJ TO O TJ J - m CL H a ^ < m z m z w O (D O 3D OD O o CO VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 15 Birdsall Wm. J., printer, res. Fort St. ''■■"''■ ■ -- ■ ' '-"■< Bishop Geo., carpenter, (Smith & Clark.) res. Angel Hotel. Bittancourt Mrs. M., res. Belcher St., near Cook st. Bitcancourt J. A., carpenter, res. Belcher St., near Cook st. ■ • ' Black Geo., waiter, Colonial Hotel. /' ' ' ^ ; " '• * Black Alex., miner, res. Telegraph Hotel. > . ■ ' ' - Blackboui^i Josh, farmer, res. Spring Ridge. >^:" - i-- ; -; Blackett J. C, carpentei , res. Kingston st. r ' .; -i * ■■ Blackhall George, prop. Albion Saloon, Yates st. Blackmore John, gardener, res. Humboldt st. Blacklock Mrs. S. A., widow, res. St. Lawrence st., James Bay. Blair John, landscape gardener, res. Bay st. Blake Chas., res. Fort St. .,..;.,; Blake Geo., waiter, Driard House. Blake Chas. R., gasfitter, etc.. Oriental alley, res. Bay st. Blake James, .sailor, res. Colonial Hotel. Blanchard M. G., veterinary surgeon, Fashion livery stables, res. Fort st. , Buck G. T., clerk, res. Jam.es Bay. ' ' Bland John, shoemaker, res. Princess ave. ' • Bland J., bootmaker H. Mansell, res. Princess ave. Bland J. VV., junior, employ of telephone office. Blaquiere M.. dealer in furniture, res. Store st. ^' ; ■ v Bloomfield Charles, chief of police, res. Cook st. • ■ ' Bloomingdale H., Clerk, Strauss & Co., res. Clarence hotel. Blume Joseph X., proprietor Ideal lodging house, Yates ».. Blythe William, foundry Albion iron works, res. Pandora St., above Cook. ....ns /s:>.v^v■?i■■■■u■■-M.■ —..■.-- . --.M.-^v^-- • Board of Trade Chaml»c»rs, W. Monteith, secretary, room 7, Bank of B. C. building. Government rt. Boddy Wm., stonemason, les. New Gorge road. ' ''' '^ Bodley A., deck hand steamtr RIthet. ' 1 "' '^ ' Bodwel! E. V., accountant, Victoria. Bodwell Ernest V., barrister-at-law (T. Davie), res. cc. Cook and Richardson st. Bolmer Fred., painter, res. Work st. • " . Bolton W. B., ship and boat builder, res. Government st. Bond Willis, contractor and house mover, res. View st. near Quadra. Bond George, Hudson Bay Co. Bone W. H. (T. N. Hibben & Co.) res. Holgate, Topaze ave. Boober Joseph, stonecutter, res Vancouver house. Booth George H., stev/ard s.s. Alexander, res. Work st., Rock Bay. Booth Samuel, team?cer, res. Yates st. Booth Andrew, expre.ssman, res. Yates st. Booth Mrs. William, nurse, res. Spring Ridge. fr>; CO H o CO » CO H M O pi. CD o r en > r CO '■ ' CO M CO > en M ^ « O O ^ CO O > CO M Ulll I lAMO P on ^o'" F»n« HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, GO TO D, IflLLIAmU a UU., valises, blankets, etc. Johnson Strest, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. I|v i fVi ;1 !;! Cheap, DuraUe & 8tyM Boots ft Shoes, I ERSKINES' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. C CO xl COS r^ SI < OIK (0 i6 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Booth William, clerk Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, Spring Ridge. Booth Mrs. W., retired, View st, above Douglas st. Booth Cornelius, Govt, assessor and collector, Fort st. Borde A., blacksmith, foreman No. 3 Co. fire dept, res. Chatham st. Borde Hyppolite, boot and shoe maker, Govt, st., res. Chatham st. Borde Mrs., widow, res. Chatham st. Bornstein H., dealer in hides, Yates st., res. Fort st. Borthwick R., prop. Palace saloon, Yates st, res. Johnson st. Borthwick C 1 'lerk (John Weiler). res. Johnson st. Bostwick H., f (G. & Becker, res. Yates st. Bossi A. (Bossi o iesselmann), res. Pandora st. Bossi G., groceries and provisions, Store st, res. Johnson st. Bossi A., jr., clerk (G. Bossi) re.s. Johnson st, bet. Cook st and Van- couver St. Bossi Chas., retired. Cormorant st, cor. Blanchard st Bossi & Giesselmann, grocers, Yates st., cor. Broad. Boskowitz J. & A., dealers in raw furs and skins. Wharf st Bucherat & Co., wholesale dealers in groceries & liquors, Yates st. Boucherat J. (Boucherat & Co.), res. Pemberton st Bovill E. M., private secretary to the Hon. J. W. Trutch. Bow den Joseph, miner, res. Victoria. Bower A., carpenter, res. View st.. cor. Blanchard. Bowie R., upholsterer (J. Sehi;, res. Douglas st Bowman W. G., prop, livery stables, Broad st., res. Yates st Bowman I., cook s.s. Maude, Kane st, res. near Quadra st- Boy & Hillman, carriage makers, &c., cor." Government and Pan- dora sts. Boyd John, groceries and liquors, wholesale and retail, Yates st, near Government, st Boyd John, ropemaker, res. Caledonia saloon. Braden John, plumber, &c., Government st, res. View st Bradcn W., plumber (J. Braden), res. View st Braund Ciiarles, book keeper, Blanchard and Fisguard st Bradley J. A., commission merchant, office Yates st, res. View st Bradh v A., clerk, res. View st near Cook st Braunj Samuel, miner, Rock Bay ave. Brand Charles, chief clerk J. B. Ferguson & Co., res. cor. Herald and Blanchard sts. Brady H. J., manufacturer of bluing ink. Braverman Isidor, money broker, res. Bastion square. , fJray Richard, hack driver. Bray Mrs. F. J., boarding house, Government st Brennan David, laborer, LeClair's cabins. Brenton Rev. C. J., M. A., principal Corrig school, Victoria. Brenton Mrs., teacher of pianoforte, Corrig school, Victoria. i The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. (0 d Z o o c o Q. 0> » ♦s 9C 0? <:^ "n »§ Jl- 8? y fei [T J 03 CQ 4 Id 1 4 H I— I. t~^ o o < Q O 00 o m > < ^ .S > ^ c o '— +j — < 0< bjo cfi • O rt |'§ j:^ ■)-< c o .- (U wm^ 0) C (0 X 4» o o c o a (0 C. A. Lombard & Co., ^'*^SS='!lxi'°=^c°"'- Ag**!!!" for I he lU'Af. itrKiiii, Weber and Steluwuy riiiiitm. o P3 vV" ,l^r r 9p 1^ Q < " o C/1 a> m H-» r+ r3 P ^-^ < ^-. n n rt- P ^ p 1 p 3 a Make a Specialty of ChiIjDkens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. B. WILLIAMS & CO., w p* 3 lip*'' i\ I ErsMne's Boot aid Shoe Emporiim, } Cor. Government and Johnson Sts. Victoria, B. C. CO V «M Zt ^! llJe CO o H P n H D H i8 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Buck Dan, blacksmith, Chatham st. Buckett Wm., drayman, res. Franklin st. Buckley Thos., carpenter (McKillican & Anderson), Work estate. Buckley Arthur, carpenter, res. Vancouver house. Buckinan Capt. Samuel Wm., capt. .s.s. Sardonyx, res. Pandora st, above Vancouver st. Bull W. K , general agent and collector. Broad st , res. View st. Bull Wm. Ellis, clerk (W. K. Bull), res. View st, above Douglas st Bullen J., bricklayer, res. Herald st, near Dougla.s st Bullen W. F., secretary, Albion iron works, res. Pandora st Bunster Mrs. A., prop. Colonial brewery, res. St Nicholas hotel. Bunster A. C, gentleman, res. St. Nicholas hotel. Burcke J. T., lather, res. Colonial hotel. Burck T., cook. Royal hotel, res. Fort st Borde Joseph, blacksmith, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Burge Joseph, barkeeper, Cosmopolitan hotel, res. Fort st. Burgess W. L., carpenter (employ of J. P. Burgess), res. Pandora st Burgess, J. P., carpenter and builder, Fort st, near Broad st. Burke Thomas, cook, s s. Amelia. Burkholder W. H., contractor & builder. View st, above Douglas st. Burkler E., tailor (Gregg & Sen) res. Kings road, cor. Second st Burnes Wm., clerk. American hotel, res. American hotel, Yates st Burnie James, truck driver, Menzies st. Burnes Thos. J., prop. American hotel, Yates st, near Wharf st Burnett E., moulder (Vancouver foundry), res. Esquimalt road. Burns G. H., manager bank of B. N. A., res. I^abouchere st. Burnes T. S., brass moulder (Albion iron works;, res. American hotel, Yates St. Burnet Evan, iron moulder (Wilson Bros.). Burnley Chas. E., expressman, Chatham st., above Quadra st. Burns J., (Burns & Co.), hardware merchant, res. Yates st (W. G. Bowman). Burns & Co., hardware and farming implement dealers, cor. Broad st and Yates st. Burns Geo., accountant, bank of B. N. A. Burns Robert, manager, bank B. N, A., res. Fairfield road. Burris S. C, architect, office Evening Post building. Burt S. S., baker and grocer, io6 Government st Busbridge G., slaughterman (V. V. & Co.), res. Fort st. Bush C, engineer, fire department • Bush & Spencer, props. Garrick's Head, Bastion st, near Govt, st Bush John P. (Bush & Spencer), res. Pandora st, cor. Quadra st. Bushell Mrs. S. F., teacher of music, res. Pandora st, near Govt st Busk Cbtijj. Westley, C.E., Bastion square. Bustelli Felix, waiter, Driard house. A. GREGG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. CO c ■ ■■■ M z o c o > H H X m r m > o i > ^ O H) IB 0) t-T > (A o n M.< < m yi M z (D PI ro z (D H W 0) 3 w oB: o H O 71 OD o o <5l) It. jet, c to ti X o c o o. C. A. Lombard & Co.,5:'-ea^2°^mus,c^store, AitentN r«>r tlie Bell OrnMii, Wrbcr niid Slrmwny rmnnit. > H H Z m r m > o z o H > r o w r m > ?^ o 71 O _z CA o o < 01 7> z : m z H (0 H Q o o o a 0) I— !• H :3 CQ ja 0- dd CD CO o o > CD O o 3 CO VICTORIA CITY DIREBTORY. 19 :,:;f Butler R. J., clerk, P.O., res. Kingston st. Butler Robert, compositor. Govt, printing office, res. Kingston st. Byrn R. S.,, book-keeper C^, B. & Co.), res. Douglas st. cor. Dis- covery It. Byrnes Geo., auctioneer and commission agent, cor Fort st. and Langley st., res. Rae st. Balls George, gardener, res. Humboldt st. ' ' ' " Banfield David, expressman, res. Johnson st. Barlow L. L., res. Quadra st. Barns James, merchant, res. BlMme's rooms, Yates St. Bartlett Samuel, plasterer, res. View st. .^ ^ ■ '• Baughman James, carpenter, res. View st. Beckwith J. L., agent, Shorcy & Co., Montreal, Government st. Benn Wm., teamster (employ of G. Stelly). Bennett Richard, builder, Spring Ridge, N. Pandora. > Bergman John, laborer, res. Humboldt st. Black Joseph, teamster (employ G. Stelly). •■ • Blackstock Mrs., Rae st, between Douglas st. and Blanchard st. Blake Alfred, labourer, res. Cormorant st. near Dwyers'. Blanchard Albert, clerk res. Quadra st* , ' ' , Bragg Edward, bricklayer, res. Elizabeth st. Brown Archie, teamster (employ G. Stelly). ' ' ~ ' '''■'^" Brown W., laborer, res. View st, above Cook st . ' ', , Burnell H., brickmaker, brickyard, Gorge road. '. Butler Henry, laborer, res. Discovery st. ' .. Cadman W. R., carpenter, Chatham St. . |" Cairns T. A., clerk P.O., res. Birdcage walk. ■ ' / Calder Harry, miner, res. Humboldt st. ' ' ;, ^' Calder E., livery stable keeper. Broad st •' ' ■•• i. . Calder A., retired, res. Cook st., cor. Behher st Caldervvood James, traveller (VV. F. Wood), res. Oriental hotel. Caloperi Giuseppe, fish dealer, Southgates' cabins. Store st. Caldwell J. D., tailor, Victoria. Caldwell W., upholsterer (J. Weiler), Yates st Caldewell Mrs. L. M., ist assist teacher girls public school, res. Figard st, above Blanchard st Caldwell Harry J., res. Fisgard st. —s:..^ .^^-j. ^ '-.:^ Calhoun W. A., printer, res. View st . V Calvin James, laborer. Herald st. Calwell Hugh, horse shoer, Yates st, above Douglas st Calwell James, horse shoer (H. Calwell), Yates st, above Douglas st Cameron Daniel, plasterer, t)allas road. Cameron Edward, printer, Dallas road. Cameron A., hoseman, fire department. Cameron Mrs. Duncan, widow, Michigan st. ^'^. I o 3 ►n crq '^ ^^ . tu 3 T! a rt "1 3* (T) r ,. ^ 3 8 X- c C/) P a> (-h O 3 o "^ *< crp CO 3 o c CfQ ^ O < GO TO B. WILLIAMS £ GO., EE '-t I '•: 's, Youths' and Roys' Clothing. i!| lii ' i Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas. Victoria, B. C. li I HI Headparters for Boots and Slioes, } pa p ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. (0 OS Zu 0)1 ^ ce (0 H H 5 20 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Cameron Miss S., dressmaker, Pandora st, bet. Blanchard and Douglas St. Cameron Mrs. J., widow, res. Michigan st. ♦ Cameron W. G., mechanics store, 48 Johnson st, res. Birdcage walk. Cameron A. H., clerk, res. Michigan st. Cameron John, dealer in horses, Douglas st., near Rae st. Cameron H., carpenter (Muirhead & Mann), res. Dallas road. Cameron Mrs. M., widow, res. Pandora st, above Douglas st Cameron Archibald, bridge builder. Porter's cabins. Store st Cameron W. J. (Conlin & Co.), res. Pandora st Cameron C. N., salesman (Strouss & Co.), res. Michigan st Cameron Miss Agnes D., 2nd assistant, girls public school, res. Michigan st. Cameron H., laborer, res. Quadra st, cor. Farquhar st Cameron Edward, printer, res, Dallas road. Cameron Alexander, near Beacon hill park. Cameron J. G., barkeeper, Colonist hotel. Cameron James, contractor. Western hotel. Campbell — , carpenter (Smjth & Clark). Campbell A. C, miner. Porter's cabins. Store st. Campbell J. C, carpenter. Colonial hotel. Campbell David, boatman. Grand Pacific hotel. Campbell Frank, tobacconist, Government st, res. Johnson st Campbell Frank H., clerk (F. Campbell), res. Johnson st Campbell J. P., laborer, res. Herald st. Campbell D. E., chemist and druggist. Fort st, cor. Douglas st. Campbell N., miner, res. Discovery st., above Government st. Campbell Miss J., dressmaker (Miss Tait), View st, cor. Douglas st. Campbell John, gardener, res. Chatham st. above Government st Camsusa Mrs. M., widow, Chatham st, near Blanchard st Canadian Pacific railway, office Wharf st,D. E. Brown, dist. freight and passenger agent Canadian Pacific Navigation Co., limited, John Irving, manager, Wharf st Cantieni George, brewer. Malt house, Niagara st. Cantra J., laborer, res. Chatham st Carey William, painter. Queen's ave. Carey J. W., surveyor, Kane st, above Douglas st. Carey George, teamster (J. Dalby), Princess ave. Carey Patrick, teamster, St. Nicholas hotel, Carleton G. A., general freight agent C. P. N. Co., lim., and C. P. R., Wharf st, res. Government st, between Henry and John sts. Carlow Miss D., dressmaker (Miss Tait) Chatham st. Carlow W., upholsterer (J. Sehl), res. Spring Ridge. Carlow E. A., bootmaker (Irving Bros.), res. Spring Vale, Spring Rdg. Pi r •H OS Hi: \> s CS r C8 Ml ^^ ^ IhI (I) %i -f CS <1 Pie A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREE't, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. i (0 "C, o c H H m 71 ■Ht> for the BrII Orsaii, fVeber ifud HtrlnMHy FinnoM. r iH *^1 m .1 r rt v:i > (111 T) fi= (0 H ce O hi r > ^ (0 r 0) W O (!) SI m 71 Ks -n 7> HS w*» Z r o o M U) H > r GO o o <;s 338 n in VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 21 Carlow Horatio, carpenter, George St., res. Park St. .. Carlow H. J., laborer, Chatham and Chambers sts. - , - ,,, ; ^ Carmichael Mrs. J. W., McClure st. • ,; 5 . Carmichael, William, clerk Denny's, Carr st. r ,, ^ ' Carmichael E. B., agent, Uisco.-ery and Blanchard sts. . .; Carmichadl J. A. clerk Insp. dept. P. O., res. Maclure st. Carmichael C. L., messenger telegraph office, res. Maclure st. Carmichael J. clerk (Kurtz & Co.), res. McClure st. Carmichael Miss E., 5th assistant girls' public school. Carmichael James R., clerk (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. Kane st. Carmichael A., boolf keeper, (Drake, Jackson ik Helmcken), cor. Langley and Bastion sts. irv r- Carne & Munsie, groceries and provisions, Douglas st, near Johnson st. Carne F., proprietor, Angel hotel. Carne Frederick, jr., (Carne & Munsie), res. Pioneer st. Carnes John, melter Albion iron works, res. Spring Ridge. Carnous Thomas, cigar maker, res. Johnson st. Carpenter, expressman, Yates st. . Carpenter A. M., grocer. Herald st, near Store st. Carr Richard, wholesale grocer and liquors, Wharf st., res. Carr st, James Ray. Carr J., grocer, Leneveu's cabins, Chatham .st - •. ... Carrell H., bricklayer, res. Princess avenue. -; ,' Carroll Philip, waiter, Clarence hotel. v.^?. .I'r M ^ •. Carron John, laborer, res. Spring Ridge. , ;j •. ■ Carson J. N., barkeeper, Yates st ..;v ,.j,|; Carswell Albert, lawyer, res. Cormorant st j ;;. > Carter Wm. (Muirhead & Co.), res. Fort st y , Carter Paris, hackdriver, res. Pandora st. Carter Geo., carpentei (Smith & Clark), Blanchard st Carter Mrs., dressmaker, res. Quadra st., near Johnson st Carter Miss G., tailoress (Gregg & Son), res. Douglas st., cor. Chat- ham st Carter Geo. P., drayman, res. Johnson st v; i. .„ • Carter Bros., props. Vancouver brewery, cor. Government st. and Herald st Carter T. W. (Carter Bros.), res Herald st , /^' Carter Robert (Carter Bros.), res. Rock Bay ave. u Carter Thos., pattern maker (Wilson Bros.) Carter Chas., wharfinger (C. P. N. Co.), res. Occidental hotel. Carr F. S., clerk, res. Occidental hotel. Caselton R., porter (T. Earle), res. Fort st. x ,-^4r V ^r--^ - Caselton H., painter (R. Lettice), res. North Park st ^: c •:: i Caselton Miss A., dressmaker (Misses Davey), res. Fort st c o < n' o -I o O 2. i} Blilll I I A MO Q on Keep always in Stock a First-CiasB Assortment of . fflLLIAIYIu Ot llU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. Sea Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. Immensfl Assortment of Boots and Shoes,!) ="v',"j?i;!S,rB°T' CO III xi oi (OH OI ^ z! nil l-« CO o P CO ED .^ o H. fl (I) b <; / ! •';:. Clark W., cabinet maker (J. Sehl), res. Yates st. vj , Clark John, ship carpenter, res. North Park st. i) Clark R. B., physician, Government st., cor. Yates st. and Quadra st. Clark Arthur J., electrician (Telephone Co.), res. Pioneer st. Clark Mrs., widow, res. Dallas road. Clarke G. D., watchmaker, Yates st. j ,/ Clarke Capt. W. R., auctioneer, harbor master, &c., Yates st., res. Government st. Clarke & Nicholson, stoves and tinware, Yates st. Clarke J. B. (Clarke & Nicholson), res. Farquhar st. Clark William Joseph, dairyman, Henry st. Clarke Wm., carpenter, res. Scoresby st. Claussen John, watchmaker, Yates st. above — overnment st. Clay Samuel, groceries, wines and liqur ,or. Johnson st. and Douglas st Cleveland M. E., carpenter, Store st. Cliff George, grocer, Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st., bet. Store st. and Government st. Cluney R., fireman s.s. Amelia, res. Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Clearihue Jos., commission merchant, Chatham st., near Blanchard st. Clements Mrs. E., res. Pandora st, above Quadra st Clements D., laborer (Lion brewery), res. Queen's ave. Clushman Mrs. C, fruit store. Fort st, near Douglcis st Clushman C, painter (R. Lettice), res. Fort st. Clyde A., blacksmith (W. Grimm), res. Rock Bay ave. Clyde Geo., boiler maker (Albion iron works), res. Rock Bay ave. Clyde A. J., tinsmith, Quadra st I CO pi m Hi P CO H oa o r > r > o w *-^ H ^ O O >d CO O CO GO TO B. WILLIAMS & GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. iiW J0HN8ON Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. G. Ji Glieap, Darable & Stylish Boots & Shoes, [ ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 24 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Clyde F., jobhand "Colonist," res. Rock Bay. Coates Thos., warehouseman, res. Johnson st. Coates Wm., porter (S. Leiser), res. View st. Coates W. H., nickel plater (Albion iron works), res. cor. Government St. and Broughton st. Cobez Edward, laborer, res. Douglas st, near Princess ave. Cockburn J. D., composito«| res. Douglas st. C^hen James, prop. Columbia Baths, Yates st, res. Johnson st. Cohen James A, printer, Government st, res. Chatham st. Coigd.irripe J. (Boucherat & Co.^, res. Johnson st Colbert John, plumber and gasfitter, Yates st., res. Princess ave. Coleman Mrs. E., widow, res. Fisgard st. near Blanchard st Colton W., bartender, Western hotel. Colston Sweeney, hackdriver, res. Douglas st Cold well Mrs. C, prop, boarding-house, Fort st. Coldwell J., tailor (Leask & Morrison), Fort st, near Vancouver st Coldwell & Keliher, fruiterers, Douglas st. near Pandora st Coldwell J. A. (Coldwell & Keliher), res. Cormorant st ' ■ Cole Vv^m., clerk, res. Blanchard st * - Coleman Mrs. G., prop. Prince of Wales saloon, 527 Govt st, co*. Cormorant st. Coley Edward, laborer (Albion iron works), res. Princess ave. Collier , machinist, res. cottages rear of Store st Collins N., lather, res. Vancouver house. Collins Geo., prop. Pioneer groceries store. Store st., res. Henry st. Collinson Benjamin, expressman. North Park st and Quadra st CoUis Albert, compositor, res. Vancouver st Collis E., mate s.s. Teaser, res. Princess ave. Collis Edmund, carpenter, res. Quadra St., cor. Green st Collister Richard, inspector of hulls, Rock Bay ave. Collister J. R., clerk (J. H. Todd & Son), res. Rock Bay. Collister W. H., pattern maker (Wilson Bros.), John St, Rock Bay. Colston R. C, moulder (Albion iron works), cor. Quadra st and Fisgard st. Colvin R. W., prop. Rock Bay ship yard. Work st, Rock Bay. Combe Harvey, registrar county court, res. Princess ave., near Blanchard st Combe Robert, clerk (H. B. Co.) res. Farquhar st. Compton Theodore, engineer, Niagara st Condin Mrs. M., widow, Quadra st, near View st Conley harles, Ccontractor, res. Wood's cabins, Johnson st. Conlin & Cameron, horse shoers and blacksmiths, Pandora st, near Douglas st, Conlin M. J. (Conlin & Cameron), foreman No. i Co,, fire dept Cook Tohn, horse shoer (R. Walker), Colonial hotel. ■■ c; < The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. c > C O — ' ■t-t .-^ o<: V) . o ™ 2 O .£• 4.1 ^> .£ Z JC 4-. —I u (0 £ (A ft X o o c o Q. a i» Q So U_ l^ B ►^ " < o €-♦■ JO IS- r (T> a ill ■^ .S t '•M '^J ™ &/) ^ c o — ' o< (/) • o- . 2ffi .a ^ O Vl-i CO c (0 I. o o c o Q. €0 C. A. Lombard & Co., "-"^^^ jil^iV™''^' AgentN Iter Ike B«ll Oman, fVeber aud Hleiuwiiy rinnoii. r o 4 o 2; (D r (T> & H ►— ' " o Cooper Jas., miner, Humboldt t, Cox's cabins. Cooper William bar-tender, St. Nicholas hotel. ' ' Copeland William, cor. Niagara and Montreal sts. Copeland Mrs, D. A., widow. Quadra st., cor. View st, Copeland Andrew, fireman s.s. Western Slope. Copeland Richard, drayman, res. Kingston st. Corder .S., expressman, re.s. Green st. - Cornwall Hon. Clement F., lieut-gov. B. C, res. Govt, house. Corris Mrs., widow, res. Niagara st. Costa L., fruiterer, Yates st., near Govt. st. *< vi. - n Costello Catherine Mrs., widow, res. Douglas st., bet. Johnson and • Yates sts. Costello John, boilermaker, Douglas st, res. Douglas st Cotsford Chas., boilermaker, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel. Cotsford Capt. Wm., sloop Francis, Jones' wharf, Courtenay st. Coughlan & Mason, props, brickyard, Saanich road. Coughlan John, contractor, (Coughlan & Mason), Saanich road, cor. Burnside road. Cousins L.,carpenter(Muirhead & Mann), res. First st. Work estate. Couves A, C, Brown Jug saloon. Govt, st,, res. Yates st Cowan W., cardriver, Transfer Co.'s stables, Broughton st Cowan & Shaw, commission merchants. Cowan M. H. (Cowan & Shaw), res. Fort st ■ ■ / Cowan J., labourer, res. Gray's cabins, Fisgard st Cowan H., helper (Albion iron works), res. Chatham st Cowan Henry, machinist, res. Chatham st, above Govt st ^^^*'\^ Coward , printer, Pembroke st. Cowie J, S., landlord Bee Hive, Broad st Cowley J. J., View St. ''-'^ , ::,M.ii ;, Cowper Jesse, gentleman, res. Menzies st Cowper Henry M., boot and shoe agent, Boyd st and Niagara st. n Make a Sfscialty of Chilpkens' Clothing. Da fflLLlHlTlO OC UUay Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. o. \i'< >l i^i < Ef skine's Boot and Shoe Emporiui, } CO o Ho GOR. GOVEHNMENT AND JOHNSON 8T8. Victoria, P, O. CO u . oi 1^ <^ QD s 26 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Cowper VV. H., wharfinger (T. B. & Co.) Cox John, grocer, Hu.nboldt st. Cox F., farmer. Occidental hotel. Cox Mrs. Annie, widow, Montreal st, and Dallas road. C. P. Navigation Co., limited, office, Wharf st., John Irving, manager. Craft William, dealer in dry goods, Yates St., cor. Broad st., res. Blanchard st. Cramer H. P., bookbinder (R. T. Williams), Pandora St., above Douglas SI Crane J. E., Sun life assurance agent, Spencer's arcade. CranvelliJ., clerk. New York restaurant, Yates st. ♦ Crawford James, commission merchant, Wharf st, res. James Bay. Crawford Mrs. A., nurse, res. View St., above Blanchard st. Crean John, solicitor, Colonial hotel. Crease Hon. Mr. Justice, Senior Puisne Judge, Supreme Court, res. Cadboro Bay road. Crease L., law student (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken), res. Fort st. Creech Wm., foreman litho. dept. "Colonist," res. Green st. Creech H., upholsterer (J. Weiler), res. Kingston st. Creed John, painter (R. Lettice), North Park st. Creed G., caipenter (C. Hayward), res. Spring Ridge. Creed John, gardener, res. Spring Ridge. Creeden John, steward Victoria club, res. Johnson st., above Cook st. Crete Isaac, shoemaker. Oriental alley. Cridge Rt. Rev. Bishop, Reformed Epis. Ch., Carr st, ^'. Toronto st, Cridge R. C, C. E., res, Simcoe st, Cridge John Allan, Odd Fellow's hall. Croasdaile & Jones, real estate agents. Government st. Croasdaile H, E., J, P. (C. & Jones), res. Fort st. Crockfcrd Mrs. J,, widow, res. Fort St., above Blanchard st. C'oft William, truck and drayman, Yates St., near Wharf St., res. Mason st. Crogham Arthur, tn.der, Chatham St., cor. Douf^las st. Cronge A,,carpente ; (G. Ledingham), res. Johnson st, cor. Broad st Crosier O. M,, hackdriver (G. Bowman), res. Douglas st. Crosley Powell, Yates st. Grossman Geo., prop. Lome restaurant, Johnson st,, res. Alfred st. Crosson Mrs. J, general merchandise, Yates st, • Crowford , turner (J. Sehl), res. Laurel Point Crowther Geo., engraver, Fuit st, near Blanchard st Crowther Mrs. J., private boarding, Pandora st., cor. Quadra st Crowther D., upholsterer (J, Sehl), res. Pandora st Cruickshank G,, teamster Rock Bay tannery, res. Victoria West. Crutheis R,, carpenter (Smith & Clark), Douglas '•t Cudlip T. H., hanscin piop , res, Kane st,, near Blanchard st o-s 0) C (0 Z > H H X m r m > o H > r* o ^ s; ^ ?; 5.3 2 B - w u o < m 3D z 3 m 2 (A a 13' to «A. CREGG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street^ OPiosiTE Langley Street, VICTORLA, B. C. ^1 7> ■c > n a. 0) 'J - o 3 (/) a^ p J c to ti X 4$ o o 'C o a CO C. A. Lombard & Co., ^'^S?o^^'L®I°'"'' At!f;ntH »"'>? tbe Bell UrKaii, Wither anil Ml«fiHM'M.v Piniinit. > H H I m r m > o z o > r O 30 m > X (*• Z o ja w O z CA o < m 7> z m z (» H O -I o > o H W r* o o o 03 CD (D 0) H ■3 3 ti CQ CD CD 0) O CO (n t1 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. Cullen Walter, gardener, St. Anne's convent. Cullum Miss M., milli.ier (Mrs. Whitlaw), Johnson st. Cummings Mrs. S., widow, res. Amelia .st. Crowther J., painter, Yaces st, res. cor. Pandora st. and Quadra st. Cunningham Robert, clothier. Fort st, near Cook st Cunningham Neil, carpenter, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel. Cunningham Peter, miner, res. Caledonia saloon, Store st Currall W. D. (G. Powell & Co.) Frederick st. Curry F. H. (De Candia & Co.) cor. Store st and Fi.sgard st Curtis S. W., canvasser, Quadra st., near Fort st Curtis Robert, labourer, res. Bridge st. Rock Bay. Curzon E. O., bootmaker. Royal hotel. Cusack Thos., boilermaker (Albion iron works), res. North Park st. Cusack W. L., book-keeper (S. J. Pitts), res. Quadra .st. Cameron Colin, labourer, res. Farquhar st. Campbell Neil, miner, res. Discovery st, bet '/ovt st & Douglas st. Carey George, carpenter, res. View st. Cattanajh K., res. Chatham st. Chadwick Philip (Phillips' soda works). Discovery st Chamberlaiii C. P., carpenter, Rae st., above Douglas st Colston Robert, butcher (Van Volkenbeig), Pandora st, above Cook St. Colston S., teams<-er (W. T. Drake), res. Pandora st., above Cook st Cook A., carpenter, res. Stronach's cabins, P'i.sgard st Cook Mrs. Mary, nurse, Farquhar st. and Quadra st. Coursen E. O., manager Heathorn's factory, res. View St., above Cook st Croft & Angus, lumber merchants and dealers, Laurel Point A. Harrisori agent. Daily ''Colonist," W. K. Ellis & Co., proprietors and publishers; office Government st Daily "Evening Po.st," W. J ?i4cDowell, proprietor, Yates st, above Pritchard house. Dalby John, livery stable. Pandora st, opposite Broad .st Dalby Wm., manager Belmont boot & shoe factory, res. Pandora ave Dale David, foreman gas works, res. Pembroke st. Daley James, prop, Caledonian saloon, cor. Store and Cormorant sts. Daley J. J., secretary Y. M. C. A., res. Michigan st. Dalgleish John M., painter, res. Simcoe st Dallas John, sailor, Southgate's cabins. Store st Daniels Wm., labourer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st Dausereau M. E., (Hart, Imrie & Dausereau), res. Driard hotel. Dargan John, laborer, res. Dominion hotel. Dassonville & Co., watchmakers and jewelers, Fort st, near Govt st Dassonville J. (D. & Co.), res. Vancouver st. o 3 <-\ CfQ ^ „, tu 3 TJ a> 3- n r 5' n n 9T- c ■ 3 P 3 O OP CO 3 Ou «■ O o c ^^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youtlm' and Boys' Clothing. t/) C n M i Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. Headpiirters for Boots and SIiobr, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. i: 1^ (0 ll OS z| D-d -J 2^ « CD O c H H m o* ■ 8 00 i m M A. CRECC dE, SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousenng always on hand. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^''■^Ji^'^°Jl°"^- Asrnts for tb«! KHl Organ, Vfeber and Htt-lnvtay Flant>N. h « r (I) H I I fflv I I Hi -1(9 in r > d Q m ~ (0 H 6 r > (0 o c H PI •n O z m o* :33 o M H > r W M 8 PI VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 29 Day A. G., carpenter, (J. Weiler), Cook st. Deans W., engineer, Albion Hotel. Dearden G. A., Dr., physician and surgeon, office Fort St., above Douglas St., res. Oriental hotel. Deegan D., carpenter, Johnson st. Dearberg T. J., foreman "Colonist," Princess ave. Deasy Thomas, messenger Dom. gov't office, assis. chief Victoria fire dept., res. Amelia st. Deasy D., caretaker and night watchman, gov't buildi.igs, James Bay. DeB";ck F., laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. DeC'jsmos Hon. A., Cadboro Bay road. DeCandia & Curry, grocers, cor. Store and Fisgard sts. DeCandia M. E., (DeC. & Curry), cor. Store and Fisgard sts. Deckard S. A., machinist, (Muirhead & Mann), James Bay. Decker S. A., cabinet maker, Kingston st. Deluge No. i, fire engine house, Yates st. Demmick H., foreman moulder Albion iron works, Chatham st. Dempster P. W., blacksmith, V < toria Transfer Co., Rae st., near Blanchard t. Denny Willian dry goods merchant Victoria House, Government St., res. Pandora st. ' Desjardins John, stage drive Pacific T legraph. Devereux John, captain s.s. Jame^ P 'Jglas, Bay st. Devereux F. H., surveyor, Douglas st, Victoria. ' Devereux W. E., civil engineer, Douglas st., Victoria. DeVeuUe F. E., accountant (M. R. & T.), View st. Devlin C, commission merchant, DeComos' block. Government st. Deoring Charles, prop. King's Head Saloon, Johnson st. Dowd Daniel, engineer, Gray's Cottages, Fisgard st. DeWiederhold & Co., coal and wood merchants, W. C. Siflfken, manager, north end James Bay bridge. Dewsnap J., in employ of corporation, Chathai .ir. Blanchard st. Dewsnap A., boiler maker, Albion iron works, *. iiatham st. Dexter Robert. Dickey Albert E., harness maker, Douglas st., near Cormorant st. Dickinson & Rowbotham, gro-rers, etc., cor. Douglas and Pandora sts. Dickinson L. L., (Rowbotham & Co.), res. Vancouver st. Dickinson Miss F. A., Kindergarten School, Blanchard St., cor. Kane st. Dickinson W., logger. Western hotel. Dickinson Edward, purser s.s. Yosemite, Moss st. Dickinson Charles, clerk, (W. R. & Co.), Moss st. Dickson W. S., gentleman, Pritchard house. Dillon George W., bar keeper, Bay st. E. —HI BmH I I A MjQ P pn Keep alwaya in Stock a Firat-Cioas Assortment of . ItILLIAIYIu QL UU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and DouoLAe, Victoria, B. O. W n p m t-H o ^ o n 5« 5 3 s orq IS 3 (A m *r\ W ?« :| G w 2: < •-1 1 f ,i!r W i 'mmm ■ Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } ^"'""''' ^*"""""''' 0) u ■ »■ COS Hi Oi mi CO H t3 > ^ Victoria, B. C. 30 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Diones George, fish dealer, Southgate's cabins. Store st. Dixon Irwin, near Beacon Hill Park. Doane Mrs. C. E., widow, Rae St., neai Quadra st. Dobinson Jos., taxidermist, Montreal st. and Simcoe st. Dobbs Arthur, painter, res. James Bay. Dodd L > 8 30 O ^• - (D H Sh gf o «Q < m z m 2 H t ^ ^ 0) ? o > 03 o C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^o^x"l!'L®™"' Ak('ii(h for ilif Bell OrKHii. Welter and Meiiiway riiinoN. 1 ► d -i a o> \i ^ b< ffl 00 B !» CQ 4° 0^ 03 w " CO 00 r Pi rn VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 31 Douglas W., farmer, res. Vancouver house. Douglas Cartwright, baker, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Downer H., plumber (J. Braden) res. New Gorge road. Downie Major W., mineral prosp'ictor, Victoria. Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, barristers, cor. Langley st. and Bastion st. Drake M. VV. Tyrwhitt, Q.C. (D. J. & H.), re.s. John st. Drake B. H. Tyrwhitt, law-student (D. J. & H.),res. John st. Drake Richard, plasterer, Quadra st. cor. View st. Drake W. T., coal merchant, Wharf st, res. Pemberton st. Draper Thos., agent, at office of " Evening Post." Dredge J., carpenter, res. Angel hotel. Drew Wm., res. Porter's cabins. Store st. Driscoll Dennis, assist, jailer, cor. Montreal st. and Simcoe st. DriscoU Miss F., dressmaker (Misses Davey), res. Simcoe st. Drout J., baker and grocer, Johnson st. Drysdale , carpenter (Smith & Clark), re.s. Yates st. Duck Hon. bimeon, retired, res. Herald .st. near Douglas st. Dudgeon J as., butcher (L. Goodacre), res. Burnside road. Dudley John, longshoreman, res. Johnson st. Dufour & Co. W., auctioneers and appraisers, Govt. st.,res. Meares st. Dufour W., auctioneer, res. Meares st. Dumbleton L. G. (Gray & Dumbleton), Union club. Dunbar O. W., foreman "Standard," res. Humboldt s*^. Duncan Wm., harness maker, res. American hotel. Dunlop J. 'P., agent, cor. Vancouver st. Dunlop Jas. F., machinist, Western hotel. Dun VVinan & Co., The Mercantile agency. Wharf st. Dunn J., res. Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st. Dunsmuir R., M.P.P., pre dent E. & N. rail., res. cor. Menzies st. and Quebec st. Dupont Major C. T., inspector of inland rev., res. Cadboro Bay road. Dupont Miss, principal Angella college, res. Burdett ave. Durard Peter, watchman, s.s. "Amelia." Durham Thos., painter. Amelia st., near Cormorant st. Durling James, chicken farmer, Burnside road. Duval J. M., editor "Industrial News," View st, near Quadra st Dwyer & Co. Jas., hay and feed dealers, cor. Fort st and Wharf st. Dwyer Joseph, saloon keeper. Cormorant st. Dwyer W. J., carpenter, Elizabeth st. Davis Mrs. M. C, tailoress, res. Blanchard st. Davis D. E., employ VV. McNiffe, Grotto saloon. Dickey A. E., harness maker and repairer, Douglas .st opp. City hall. Earle Thos., wholesale grocer. Wharf st, res. head of Fort st Early Henry, clerk. Grand Pacific hotel. GO TO B. WILLIAMS I CO., for Fine HATS AND C^PS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA KETS, Etc 'm JoHNeoN Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. CO 1 ' ; 1 ' M H o 1 ' ^ |i « r.- ►- c» \ M 1 CO 1 1 ^ >— 1 ! &d C/5 1 »^ S5 ^ 1 . *^ X • : 2 > 1 S r i 1 m m i. a H 1 M i > ^ 1 ^ o 1 o ?« GO ^ arti • I V ' Mf 1 o 1 to r - f O |; > % ^ -,^-- ■ 1 , f, M \ tc. i I \ t x 1 Glieap, Dnrable i Stylish Boots ft Shoes, [ ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 32 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Eberts & Taylor, barristers-at-law, Langley st. Eberts D. M, (Eberts and Taylor), res. cor. Fort st. and Moss st. Eckersley J., express wagon driver, res. Yates st. Eckert Wm., grocer, Govt. st. cor. Herald st. and Humboldt si. Ecuyer Fanny, lodging-house keeper, Fort st. Edington Jas., miller (Hall, Ross &. Co.), res. Store st. Edgar Mrs., res. Pandora st. Edman W. H., accountant, Langley alley. Edmonds Wm., printer (M. Miller), res. View st. Edwards A., carriage driver, Douglas st, res. Johnson st. Edwards James, moulder, St. Louis st. near Cook st. Elford John P., carpenter and contractor, Fort.5t. Ella H. R., agent for wines and liquors, cor. Broad st. and Yates st. Ella T. R., salesman (M. R. & Tye), Fort st. Ella Fred., clerk, res. Fort st. above Cook st. Ella Mrs., widow, res. Fort st. Elford Wm., farmer, res. Cadboro Bay road. Elford Robert, builder. Fort st. Ellery George, gardener. Spring Ridge. Elliott Edward, carpenter, Pembroke st. bet. Douglas st. and Blanchard st. Elliott Wm., laborer, res. Southgate's cabins, store st. Elliot A., painter (J. Sears), res. Chatham st. Elliott Thos., carpenter, res. Pandora st. above Quadra st. Elliott Jonathan, laborer, near Beacon Hill park. • Elliott Wm., stonemason, res. Spring Ridge. Ellis W. H. (W. H. Ellis & Co.), general manager "Daily Colonist," Government st. Ellis Frank, laborer, res. Pembroke st. Ellis A., 'Colonist" foreman, res. Pandora st. Ellis David M., prop. Grand Pacific hotel, cor. Johnson st.& Store st. Ellis William, blacksmith (Albion iron works) res. Grand Pacific. Ellis Mrs. F., /es. Quadra st. near Yates st. Ellis R. B., pattern maker (Albion iron works), cor. Chatham st. and Cook st. Elphinstone E., carpenter, cor. Quebec st. and Menzies st. Elrick G., upholsterer (J. Sehl), res. Royal hotel. Elsworth James, bricklayer, res. King's road. Elwyn Thos., Dep. provincial secretary, Quebec st. Engelhardt J. F., customs broker, forwarding and commission agent, office Fort st. and Wharf st., res. Church hill. Engelhardt Powell (E. & Dassler), res. Johnson st. Engelhardt & Dassler, coopers, Johnson St., near Douglas st. Elwin George, express wagon driver, Esquimalt road. English Abraham, plumber (J. Colbert), Dominion hotel. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC dc SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. to c CO o c Q. a * i ^ ^ CD q CD in CO O in 9p e r a VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 33 Engmann Chas,, mate s.s. Maude. Erb L. (Loewen & Erb), res. Douglas st. Erickson Isaac, carpenter, res. Douglas st. Erskine A. B., boot and shoe store, Government st. Erskine Robert, book-keeper (W. Heathorn), res. Frederick st. Escolet E., cook, Driard house. Esnouf R. B., barkeeper. Quadra st. Esquimau ^i Nanaimo raii'y., R. Dunsmuir, M. P.P., president, office, Government st. Esquimau Water Works Co., R. Lubbe, sec, office. Wharf st. Essingwine Frank, boiler maker, res. Western hotel. Estes Mrs. E. R., res. Fort st above Douglas st. Estes Miss A. E., dressmaker, res. Fort st. above Douglas st. Estes Wm., porter (T. Shotbolt), res. Fort st. Etheridge R. J., clerk, res. Birdcage walk. Etheridge E., carpenter. Work estate. Etheridge George, Birdcage walk. Evans & Co., W, W., beef and pork packers, Yates st. bet. (jovt. and Broad st., res. King's road. Evans F., reporter " Colonist ", res. Kane st. Evans Benjamin, Prince of Wales saloon. Government st. Evans, Sons & Mason, wholesale druggists, B. C. agency. Govt, st, opposite bank of B. C. Evans Mrs. S., dressmaker, Yates st. cor. Vancouver st Evans B., usher Supreme Court, res. Cadboro Bay, Ewart Miss E., tailoress (Gref & Son), res. Frederick st. Ewen Thos., longshoreman, res. Southgate's cabins. Elliott Thos., carpenter Pandora st. Escott W., clerk, res. Rae st. Fagan Thos., bartender, Victoria. Fairbairn Wm., boiler maker (Albion iron works), res, Princess ave. Fairbrother George, prop. Lion brewery tap, cor. Queen's ave, and Cedar Hill road, Falshaw Richard, laborer, res. Mason st. Fannon S., helper (Albion iron works), res, Chatham st Fannon S. D., employ of Albion iron works, res. Discovery st. Farr J. R., ostler. Transfer stables, res, Johnson st Farrell Thomas, farmer, res. Simcoe st Farrell & Co. W. J., sanitary plumbers, &c., Sears' Build., Yates st. Farrell P., well sinker, res. Cormorant st Farrell W. J., plumber. Sears' block, Yates st Farrall Patrick, nightwatchman, res. Beecher st. Farrington C„ stonemason (J, Mortimer), Douglas oi. Farron J., clerk (V, V, & Bro.) res. Pandora st. Farwell S. A., surveyor (Mrs. Jenkinson). c. B. WILLIAMS & GO.. Make a Spkcialtt of Childreks' Clothing. Examiue their Stock before going elsewhere. ilGHNSON Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas Victoria. B. o. cr o r n 5' OTQ W o o ?r X o o, n" en SL Vt n C/3 ►-• ^ < o -• 3 o ^ ►n P S w P s tm Erskine's Boot and Slioe Emporium, } Cor. Covermment and Johnsoh Sts. Victoria, B. C. (0 111 . 3'S llll 0) « 34 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Fawcett Rowland W., paper-hanger, Govt. St., res. Carr St., James Bay. Fawcett R. Clayton, clerk (R. W. Fawcett), res. James Bay. Fawcett Edgar, clerk Custom house, res. Franklin st. Fawcett T. L., retired, res. Franklin st. Fawn Miss S., matron Protestant orphan home. F"aylor Mrs. W. A., dressinaker, res. Douglas st, Theatre building. Fee David P., engineer, cor. Quadra st. and North Park st. Fee D. F. jr., carpenter (Smith & Clark), res. Quadra st. Fee J. T., clerk (Strouss & Co.), res. Quadra st. ';or. North Park st. Fell & Co., wholesale and retail grocers, win<;s, &c., Fort st. cor. Bread st. Fell James (Fell & Co.), res. View st. above Cook st. F'ell James F. (Fell & Co.), re.s, Pandora st. above Cook st. Fell & Mills, barristers-at-law, Langley st. Fell Thornton (Fell & Mills\ barri.ster-at-law, Langley st.^ res. Fort St. Felton Mr., Grand Pacific hotel. Fennelly John, clerk, bank of B, N. A. Fenwick Mrs. I., Clyde restaurant, Govt., st.res. James Bay Bridge. Ferguson J. B. (J. B. F. & Co.), manager and treasurer B. C. Stationery & Printing Co., Govt, st, res. N. Park st, N. side. Ferguson R. J., tobacconist, Douglas st Ferguson Mrs. L. E., lodging-house, Pandora st near Douglas st. Ferguson James, prop. Rock Bay house, Work st. Rock Bay. Ferguson A., general commission agent and agent for Daniel & Co., Government st Fernandez Mrs. A. E., dressmaker, Fort st. above Quadra st Fernandez John, cook, res. Fort st.' Field F., clerk, Vancouver house. Field Wm., prop. Victoria house, res. Blanchard st. Field T., porter (McLachlan Bros.) Field Samuel, cabinet maker (H. Jewell), res. Yates st Field Ed., draper's assistant, Rae st Field , teamster, res. Alfred st Findlay, Durban? & Brodie, com. merch's and importers, Wharf st Findley Hutrh, blacksmith, Rock Bay ave. and David st Finlay F. F., manufacturer's agent, Galpin's block, Govt, st FJnlayson John, grocer, Govt st, res. Kane st Finlaison Chas. S., Custom house clerk, res. St John st Finlai.son J. R., clerk (T. B. & Co.), Rock Bay. Finlayson R., jun., clerk (J. J. Austin), Bastion st, res. Saanich road. Finlaison C. W., clerk P.O., Quebec st Finlaison E. O., clerk bank of B. N. A., res, James Bay. Finlaison W. H., clerk (Lowenberg, H. & Co.), res. Quebec st James Bay. :< ;i »s «c ■+i. se SO i«» Ho <50 55 s? "to f^ 5§ s A. CRECG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. c (0 ti o o c o Q. CO -I ^ 5 o (D 7J 2 2. o 3 ? 3 o 3 Z CQ - CO u Q O < m 3> Z m td Z (f> ■• ^ (0 03 a — »■ '■i IT 3 533 o5: o H O 7S CD o o set, CO C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^S°c^x"l'.'L®I°'"' 4K«iitH r»r llit> Bell Oritaii, Wfl>er iiiiil MIciiiMuy PliiunK. ^ g H *o s 1 1^^ 1 "1 ^. cc e •r«» -1 3 e-^ I CD 'Sf^ I ^ ?^ . r 53 S-^ s S ? o - ^^r^ 2 a "OHO O (/) > ^ F ^ O 0) CC ;* ?J ^ ^ § o> ^ c S^ 1— ■• r 3 5: w :^ 2 s- ^ 2 3 '— ^--^ ' B 0) 3- o >-3 ' (0 zCQ M g 02 C O d ■ ■i* o ^ i^iJ ^ - (A s .? ti z ^ m td Z 0) X t. ^ ^ <» \ 0) 5 O o ^ o 3D CD 3 CO o t. VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 35 Finlayson Roderick, capitalist, Rock Bay and Douglas st. F'inncrton R. H., clerk (R. Ward & Co.), Simcoe st. Finnerty B., miner, res. Le Claire's cabins, Pembroke st. Finncrty F., miner, res. Le Claire's cabins, Pembroke st. Finney Arthur., contractor and builder. Quadra st., near Fort st. Fish G., borotmaker (R. Maynard), res. cor. Bay st. and Henry st. Fish Thos., clerk (Gutmann & Frank), res. Johnson .st. Fisher J., marble works, Gordon st., res. Fort St., near Blanchard st. P^isher James, porter (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. South gate's cabins Store St. Fisher E. H., architect, Government st. (Spencer's arcade), re.s. Pioneer st. P"iterre Mme. M., dressmaker. Pandora st, above Blanchard st. FitzAllan John, property-owner, res. Quadra st. FitzGibbon D., 2nd cook Colonial hotel. Fitzjohn Alfred, stonecutter (J. E. Phillips), res. Nor.h Park st. Fitzstubbs , clerk, res. North Park st. Flaherty John, stonecutter (J. E. Phillips), res. Pandora st. P'lesh C., engineer (Gray & Dumble^on), res. Discovery st. near Government st. Fletcher T., sewing machine agent, P'ort St., res. Cook st. Fletcher Capt. E. H., P.O. inspector, Blanchard st., res. Church hill. F'letcher Mrs. M., widow, View st., near Quadra st. Flett James, carpenter, res. Pioneer st. Flett H. (Walker, Johnson & Flett), Mrs. Coldwell, Fort st. Flett A., deputy prov. treasurer, res. James Bay. Flewin Thos., Capital Saloon, Yates St., res. South Park st. Flewin Wm. H., .salesman (Belmont B. & S.;, Menzies st. Flewin Cha^., clerk, (Belmont), South Park st. Flewin John, carpenter, Quebec st. and Montreal st., James Bay. Flummerfelt A. C, resident partner Ames Holden Co., Fernleigh, Gorge road. Ford J., carpenter, P'ort st. below Blanchard st. Ford Mrs. S., widow, Pandora st. near Vancouver st. Forrest Miss C. A., principal Rock Bay ward school, Michigan st. Forrest John L., bell boy Clarence hotel. F'orster Nelson, painter. Wood's cabins, Johnson st. P'orster Gladstone, painter, Wood's cabins, Johnson st. F'o.ster N., painter, James Bay. Foster R., umbrella repairer, etc., cor. Johnson st. and Blanchard St., res. Frederick st. F'oster L. tinner, (McL. & McF.), James Bay. Foster S., painter, James Bay. Foster Robt., machinist (Albion iron works). Work estate. Foster James, blacksmith (J. Meston), Frederick st. 03 o 3 -1 CTQ 1 1 V 3 T) n !-*■ "1 3* n r 3 n 8 n' ?r c P n 3 n CO O C GO To B. WILLIAMS S GO., for Men's, Yonth»' sikI Boys' Clothing. \\>. 1 1 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. C. fin if' i: Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. s 36 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Foster F. W., merchant, Simcoe st. Fowler E., sadler (with Mann & Heron), Brunswick house. Fowler Mrs., widow, Quebec st. Fowler J., machinist, (Albion iron works,) John st. Fox M. & H. A., cutlery and fancy goods. Government st. Fox Mrs. M., (Fox M. & H. A.), res. Mason st. Fox Miss H. A., (Fox M. & H. A.), Mason st. Fox Miss T. H., housekeeper Grand Pacific hotel. Fox Geo. T., clerk (M. & H. A. Fox), Mason st. Fox H. M., clerk Grand Pacific hotel. Francis Geo., hackdriver, Douglas st. Francis Mrs. S. E. R., lodging house. Quadra st., cor. Fisgard st. Francis A., St. Thomas, Ont., res. Pandora st., above Quadra st. Francis A. B., general hardware store, Johnson st., cor. Store st., res. Pandora st. Francis J., sailor, Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. Francis James, butcher, cor. Douglas st. and Johnson st. Frank Eli, clerk. Cook st, near Fort st. Frank E., merchant. Government st., res. Cook st. Frank A. (Gutmann & F.), Store st. Frank John, foreman (Hall, Ross & Co.), Bay st. F"ranklin W. A., landing waiter new wharf, Superior st. James Bay. Franklyn Mrs. M. E., widow. Frederick st. Franklyn Harold, mate sts. Rithet. Eraser P., laborer, Chatham st. Eraser Donald, newsboy E. & N. railway. Grand Pacific hotel. Eraser W. G., hackman, Chatham st. near Quadra st. Eraser Mrs. Donald, private school. Princess st. James Bay. Eraser Mrs. A., Chatham st., bet. Douglas st. and Blanchard st. Eraser Rev. D., First Presby. Church, Chatham st. above Quadra st. Frazer Wm., longshoreman, Humboldt st. cabins. Erederickson C, longshoreman, Chatham st. Freedman C. H., salesman (Strouss & Co.,) Clarence hotel. Freeman T. J., bartender Occidental hotel. French Saml., helper Albion iron v^orks, Chatham st. Fried H., barber Clarence hotel, Yates st. Frost W., painter (J. Sears), Vancouver house. Frost J., painter, Johnson st. Frost John, ostler. Transfer Co.'s stables. Eruch Jos., sausage maker, (V. V. & Bros.), Quadra st. Erye George, surveyor of customs. Princess avenue. Erye George, moulder Albion iron works. Princess avenue. Eullerton J. S., carpenter (Smith & Clark), Johnson st. FuUerton J., People's boot and shoe store, 40 Johnson st. res. Angel hotel. A. CRECC dt SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C The Newest Trousering always on hand. o c m •n O Si •< ' O' 1 r CS m « (!) H « fflv W HI A 0) m 111 35 w H I o r > 0) CO o c H H m 3D ■n O z m C. A. Lombard & Co., ^'^^SSo^^°=^J°"'' AsrutM for the BrII Orcnii, fVeber wnil Mtrlnway PiaaoM. w r w > d t-H o r o M (/) > r 2; o' 71 < IS •■z VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 37 Fullerton W. R, carpenter and contractor, Spring Ridge. Fulton Danl., machinist (W. P. Sayward), Second st, Work estate. Fulton Geo., hack^tivrr, Douglas st. Fure T., clerk American hotel, Yates st. Fellhouscn Jos. D., advertising agt, Pandora st. near Vancouver st. Ferguson, R. J., wine and liquor dealer, Johnson st. and Douglas st. Fraser W., laborer, Humboldt st. Freese Chas., laborer, cabins bet. Douglas st. and Discovery st. Gabb David, carpenter. Third st., Work estate. Gabriel Chas. & Co., Japanese importers Gov't st,, res. N. Park st. Gabriel Edward, pie baker, Yates st, near Douglas st. Gabriel Charles, Japaneze Bazaar, Park st, James Bay. Gadsmay Thomas, laborer, Stronich's cabins. Galbert F., cab driver (T. Anderson), Quadra st., near Kane st Galbraith Finlay, hansom cab driver, Douglas st Galer George, carpenter. King's road, near Douglas st Gallaway T., tailor (Leask & Morrison), Humboldt st. Gall G. L. A., accountant (J. B. Ferguson & Co.), res. Yates st, above Cook st. Gallaway Thos., miner, Atnerican Hotel. Galley F., clerk (M. R. & T.), Topaze ave. Gamble F. C, engineer in charge Dominion Public Works, cor. Montreal st. and Dallas road. Gannaway E., clerk (Drake, Jackson & H.), cor. Douglas st and Pembroke st. Gannon, Miss E., waitress at Grand Pacific Hotel. Gannon John, Douglas st, near Yates st Gant Mrs., widow. Pioneer st. Gardiner C. F., clerk (S. Leiser,) Pakington st Gardiner Miss E. J., 4th assistant boys' public school, Gardiner Mrs., grocery store, Dallas road, near new wharf. Gardiner Charles, grocer and gardener, Dallas road, near new wharf. Gardiner Captain John, Pakington st. Garesche, Green & Co., bankers. Government st. Gareschc George H., clerk (G., Green & Co.), res. Fisgard st. Garnett E. T., cab proprietor. Fort st,, above Douglas st. Garvin Thos., Kane st Gas Works, (C. W. R. Thomson, secretary,) office Langley st, works Pembroke st. Gawley George, drayman. View st, Gaydon Harry, police constable, Douglas st. Geddes J. G., wharf store, Pritchard st. Gehre A., cooper, Vancouver house. Geiger & Becker, San Francisco Baths, Government st. Geiger Thomas, (G. & Becker), res. cor. Blanchard st. and Herald st, BMIII IIAIUIQ 9 i^t\ Keep always in Stock a Firat-Ciass Assortment of . fflLLlHlflO Qt UU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B. O. 8 M pi c m O < n' ft- o ■t 3 a in (-H S-2 ft O o di "-I I' n •n P S 1 '■ iL. I I : Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } "v^JJoL^ e^r* 38 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. George Capt. Wm. A., pilot "Idaho," North Park st. Geraucksen John, laborer, Humboldt st. Gibbons, L., clerk ( T. H. & C), Henry st, (iibb David, carpenter, Bay st. Gibbs Howard, laborer, Hurncs' cabins. Store st, Gibson Andrew, lit;hter electric lamps, V, & E. Telephone Co. Gideon D., cook Pacific Telegraph hotel, res. Discovery st. Gisselnian C, (Bossi & G.), Vancouver st. Gilbert Geo., quartermaster, s.s. "Rithet." Gilchrist Farquher, plasterer. King's road. Gilchrist G., miner. Porter's cabins. Giles, Mrs. G., hat cleaner and dyer, Johnson st. near Douglas st. Giles C. F., carriage trimmer, Johnson st. above Douglas st. Gill John, laborer, Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Gillespie G., asst. manager Bank of B. C, Richardson st. Gillespie Mrs. E. M., widow. Fort st., near Quadra st. Gilligan Peter, laborer, Victoria B. C. Gillespie S. B., contractor. Cook st. and Yates st. Gillespie Wm., mate s.s. Amelia. Gilligan T,, machinist (J. Sehl), res. Pandora st. Gilligan E., furniture finisher (J. Sehl), res. Pandora st. Gilligan J., clerk (Geo Maynard), res. Pandora st. Gilligan J as., porter (H. B. Co.), res. Cormorant st. Gillis A., saddler (Mann & Heron), res. View st. Gillis John, bartender, Adelphl saloon. Gillis Murdoch, shepherd. Dominion hotel. Giltnore A., merchant tailor and clothier, Johnson St., res. Store st. Gilmore Henry, farmer, Victoria, B. C. Glaholm John, purser, s.s. Amelia. Glassey Mrs. C, res. Kane st, cor. Quadra it. Glenn David G., carpenter, Herald st. Glide Henry, packer, res. Dallas road. Glover Geo., farmer, Fisgard st. Glover F., traveler B. C. Stationery & Printing Co., res. Ideal lodging house. Glover Mrs., widow, res. Fort st. Godding Robert, carpenter, res. Rupert st. Godfrey William, boilermaker, Govt. st. and Pembroke st, Goepel W. J. (Hall & Goepel), Simcoe st. Goepel Philip, clerk, res. Montreal st. Goerz L R., laborer, Bavaria brewery, Royal hotel. Gold Wm., cigarmaker (B. Levy), Douglas st. Goldign B , cigars and confectionery. Broad st, near Yates st. Goltz A., shoemaker, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Good Capt H. B., collector of inland revenue, Belcher st. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City. H P PI 0) H (I) M PI P< 0) < M o W W m n. (0 • D < (D H > CO • « • w Sjo f:^ 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., "-"^^So^^'. ^^I"""' ' AgcBlH for lta« Bell OriciiM, Weltrr unil Meluwny riiiii««. O VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 39 Good A. C, clerk (A. McLean & Co.), res. Belcher st. Good , cabinet f./iker (J. Sehl). Good H. C, clerk (S. J. Pitts), res. Fort st. Goode Geo., bricklayer, res. Commercial hotel. Goodacre Lawrence, prop. Queen's market. Govt. st. cor. Johnson St., res. Pandora st. Gordon Wm., a^cnt Hamilton Powder Co., res. Fort st. Gordon George, cook, Cosmopolitan hotel. Gore W. S., surveyor-general, res. Burdett ave, Church hill. Gore Thomas, apprentice draughtsman (Albion iron works), res. Church hill. Gorman R. S., assist. (Langley & Co.), Telegraph hotel. Gorrie Thos., toys and fancy goods, Fort St., near Blanchard st. Gosnell Joseph, grocer, cor. Douglas st. and Cormorant st. Gosnell J. H., bootmaker (G. Maynard), res. Farquhar st. Gould D. A., printer (M. Miller), res. Douglas st. Gouge F , machinist (J: Sehl), Rae st. Gouge B., furniture finisher (J. Weiler), res. Royal hotel. Goudie James, res. Blanchard st. Gowdy William, farmer, res. Rock bay ave. Gowdry , express wagon driver, Yates st. Gowdie John, laborer, res. View st. Gowdy T., dray owner, Yates st. Gowen & Sons Chas., props. Phoenix brewery, Yates st. Gowen Miss. A. C. 3rd a.ssist. teacher, boys public school. Gowen Chas. (C. G. & Sons), res. View st. near Quadra st. Gowen C. N. (C. G. & Sons), foreman No, 2 Co., fire dept. res. Yates St. near Blanchard st. Gowen G. N. (C. G. & Sons), res. View st. Gowen Thos., prop. Novelty iron works. Store st., between Herald St. and Chatham St., res. Yates st. Gowen Samuel T., pattern maker (T. Gowen), res. Yates st. Graham Thomas, joiner, res. Johnson st. (jraham J., carpenter, res. Kane st. near Douglas st. Graham John, carpenter (Kelly & Sherring), res. Pioneer st. Graham James, carpenter, Victoria. Graham John, assist, rec.-gen. and manager Dominion savings bank, res. Simcoe st. Graham .fireman, Spratt's ark. Graham W., longshoreman, res. cabins, Discovery st. Graham Frank, clerk, John st. Work estate. Grant Capt. Wm,, retired, res. Point Ellis. Grant James, porter (E. G. Prior). Grant Arthur, clerk (NichoUes & Renouf), res. Blanchard st. cor. Herald st. H GO ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA KETS, Etc. 1 ,*'' if Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. Gheap, Surable &; StyM Boots ft Shoes, I ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM, f Victoria, B. O. ! J 1! (0 IS (0 to X o o c o o. CO il 4 a 4 !l B H 4 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-",^o"x!!.*Lf=°''^' AgrntM for the Bell Urgaii, Weber iib 1^ u o O r CD a CQ H o CA < o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 41 Gutmann Jacob (G. & Frank), Store st. Guttmann A., merchant, Store st. Gutman Moritz, brewer. Lion brewery. Queen's ave. Gwennap J., teamster for Corporation, North Park st. Geeves George, mason, Blanchard st. Gill Robert, iron moulder Humboldt st. Granceni Mrs., widow, res. Cormorant st. Grant Robert, merchant, Blanchard st. Grant John, book-keeper, Blanchard st. and Fisgard st. Gulling Chas., laborer, res. Humboldt st. Haccins C, (Kosche & Co.), Vancouver house. Hach C, book-keeper (J. Sehl), Fort st. Haflen J., steward Colonial hotel, Johnson st Hagen H. O., merchant tailor, 17 Yates st. Hagenback J. A., hoseman fire dept.. Cook st. Hague Henry, clerk. View st. near Blanchard st. Hahn C, sign writer, (R. Lettice), Johnson st. Haidman James, painter. Princess ave., near Douglas st. Haidman Maggie, Princess ave. Haidman Miss Anna, Princess ave. Haigh Benjamin, engineer fire department. Deluge engine house. Hair M., engineer, Pembroke st. near Douglas st. Hale H., mill hand. Herald st. cabins. Hall & Hall, physicians and suigeons, Douglas st. Theatre building. Hall Dr. F. W., (Drs. Hall & Hall), Grand Pacific hotel. Hall Dr. J. L., (Drs. Hall & Hall), Grand Pacific hotel. Hall, Ross & Co., rice millers, Store st. Hall Thomas B.. (H. Ross & Co.), Blanchard st. cor. Queen's ave. Hall H. G., student-at-law, (T. Fell), Saanich road. Hall Mrs. P. J., widow, Johnson st. near Blanchard st. Hall C, clerk Pritchard house, Government st. Hall W., clerk J. Gosnell, Johnson st. Hall & Lowe, photographers, Government st. Hall J. F., carrier "Colonist," North Park st. Hall & Goepel, ship brokers and insurance agents, Govt. st. Hall R., (Hall & Goepel), Princess ave. Hall Mrs. Thomas, Franklin st. Hall Charles, expressman, Yates st. Hall Charles, bartender Pritchard house. Hallatt Jeffrey, gentleman. Grand Pacific hotel. Halliday J. A., principal boys' school, Victoria, Cook st. Halls William, gardener. Senator Macdonald's. Halpenny Mrs. L., dressmaker. Fort st. near Quadra st. Halpenny Wm., government guide, Fort st. near Quadra st. Halpenny H., painter, Johnson st. above Quadra st. n I o X o c 5' < cr o, SL ft o* 3 I i r B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Make a Spbcialtt of CuiLDRiNa' Clotuino. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere, Johnson Striit, bit. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. ijy pi 1 A 1 Erskine's Boot and Shoe Emporinm, } Cor. Government and Johnson Sts. Victoria, B. O. .'I if \li CO u. z§ 0| 9'- es »-| Oi 0) c-t- ^ ^ ^ ft. H 2 3 S3 /mm^'^^^-^ ■" M* CO M 5 m 2^ (0 - w 3 W) c g ^ ■ a^ 4^1 to (d Z '•" m td Z (b X ^ (0 S" S3 c *s Spe CD CO '^ CO H H X m 28 z a o w H > <-^ F ^ o ^ r 3 m (D en > CO 2 ^ 53 g ^ < ^ m Z m Z H (» CD (D O H O 7> 3 > » a w o c. VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 43 Harrod J., brickmaker, Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. Harrop John, painter, Herald st. Hart, Imrie & Dausereau, insurance, real estate and financial agents, Douglas st., cor. View st. Hart E. A. (Hart, Imrie & Dausereau), res. cor. Cook st. and Fort st. Hart Chas., prop. Fashion stables, Fort st. Hart D., cigar store, Government st., res. Blanchard st. Hart J. A„ manager retail dept. J. B. Ferguson, res. Mrs. McDoncll's, B. C. W. Hart John J., merchant, Indian bazaar, Johnson st. Hartman S. M., dentist, Government st. Hartnagel G. A. (Redon & H.), Driard house. Hartnell H. J., manager J. & A. Boskowitz, res. Yates st. Harvey Rout.,' manager T. B. & Co., res. near Government house. Harvey William, clerk (H. B. Co,) res. at Mr. Harvey's. Harvey E., clerk (T. B. & Co.), Belcher st. Hasenfratz Albert, laborer (Loewen & Erb), res. Discovery st. Hasenfratz J., brewer (Loewen & Erb), res. Chatham st. cor. Govt. st. Haslum E., painter (R. Lettice), res. Yates st. < Haslop M., physician, Douglas st. cor. Yates st. Hastie James (Anderson & H.), res. Fort st. Hastings O. C, photographic studio, Fort st., res. Chatham st. Hastings Saw Mill Co., office Wharf st. Hastie James, cabinet maker, Chatham st. Hauck G., clerk (S. Leiser), res. Yates st. Haughton James, chemist and druggist, cor. Quadra st. and View st. Haughton Thos., dealer in dry goods, Yates st., res. Spring Ridge. Haughton J., police constable, police barracks. Haughton E., clerk (D. Spencer), res. View st. Hawk Chas., hackdriver, Transfer Co., Broughton st. Hawkins John, groceries, provisions and fruits, 210 Fort st. Hawton J., clerk, Occidental hotel. Hayes John, hackdriver. Hayes James, fireman s.s. Maude. Haynes W., bandmaster, Victoria. Haynes George W. (Heisterman & Co.), John st. Haynes Mrs. E., lodging house, Broughton st. Hayward Chas., steam saw mill, &c., Langley st, res. Vancouver st. Hayward Chas. jr., teller Dominion savings bank, res. Vancouver st. Haslan John, employ Colonial hotel. Hawthornthwaite , clerk Col. Stevens, U.S. cossulate. Haydock F., emoloyec. Union club, Douglas st. Haynes Wm., professor of mu'^ic, Pakington st. • Haywood Wm. C. & Co., publishers railway and navigation guide. Fort St., with Rand Bros. 0} 3 o 3 ►n orq ^ =• 3 n 3 XI c o o o 3 n OX» cnq fa GO ^B. WILLIAMS & GO., V 3 a. (3 for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. I . Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqla», Victoria, B. O. Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 44 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Haywood Wm. C. (Haywood Wm. C. & Co.), res. Chatham st. near Cook St. Haywood Joseph, Fort st. Heal J. A., tailor, Pandora st. Heal D. C, tinsmith, Johnson St., res. View st. Heard Miss A., tailoress (Gregg & Son), res. Douglas st. Heard Miss L., tailoress (Gregg & Son), res. Douglas st. Heathcote G. V., stenographer C. P. N. Co., limited, res. Mrs. Leigh, Douglas St. Heathfield Mrs. S. L., widow, cor. Vancouver st. and Scoresby st. Heathorn W., boot and shoe mfy. & tannery, Govt, st., res. Rock Bay. Heathorn A. (with W. Heathorn), res. Rock Bay. Heisterman H. F*. & Co., real estate agents, Government st. Heisterman H. F. (H. & Co.), Douglas st. cor. Hillside ave. Helmcken Hon. J. S.,J.P., sur., Fort st.,res. Belleville st.. James Bay. Helmcken Hy. Dallas, barrister (Drake, Jackson & H.}, res. Belleville St., James Bay. Helmcken Dr. J. D., physician and surgeon, Fort St., cor. Langley st. Hemby , compositor, Chatham st. Henderson Anton, manager Transfer Co., Broughton st. Henderson ^. S. T.,land surveyor & draughtsman, Occidental hotel. Henderson xhomas, hansom cab driver, Douglas st. Henderson J. Newlands (Langley & Co.), Victoria. Hendry Thos. (Manson & H.), res. Work st., Rock Bay. Hendry A., engineer, Vic. Wtr. Wks., res. View st. above Douglas st. Hamlin Charles, tailor, Victoria, B. C. Henlan John, »Tiiner, res. Humboldt St., Cox cabins. Henly Henry, hotel keeper. Clover Point. Htron R (Mann & H.), res. Fort st. Herring Wm., mate "V/estern Slope." Hett J. Roland, barrister-at-law, Langley St., res. Moss st. Hett H. M., solicitor. Moss st bet. Richardson st. and Belcher st. Henski J., machinist (J. Sehl), res. View st. Henski Aug., spring maker (J. Sehl), res. View st. Hewlings J. Q., librarian mechanic's institute, res. Bay st. Hewlings F. H., fitter, gas works, res. Quadra st. Henry J as. P., real estate and land agent, Johnson st. Haywood H. H., route agent "Times," Fort st. Hibben T. N. & Co., booksellers and stationers, Government st. Hibben T. N., stationer (Hibben & Co.), res. Pandora ave. Hibben J. P., cl^rk (Hibben & Co.), Pandora ave. Hicks Robert, pilot, res. Pembroke st., above Douglas st. Hick Wm., gardener, Pioneer st. Hick Wm., laborer (Pendray & Co.), res. Humboldt st. Hickey P., chief engineer s. "Pilot," Kane st. above Blanchard st. 7^ m o 30 H ■ O r > 0) C0 O c -4 H m 90 ■n y> o z m •< o* 90 I- IS A. CRECC iL SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. Si' 11 r > of I (1)1 ^% » r 0) (!) H 4» ■s p)i HI (» m C. A. Lombard & Co., '-".^Ji^'k®!"''"' AseBta for the BHI Orgau* Weber MBd Mtt-imnay PtHHui'. VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 45 Hicks Wm., night watchman R. B. saw mill, res. Constance st. Higgins J. T., florist, Vancouver st. Higgins D. W., M.P.P., chairman of school trustees, res. Regent's Park, Fort st Higgins W. R. (W. H. Ellis & Co.), city editor "Colonist," Regent's Park. Hilbert R., Queen shoe store, Govt. st. cor. Yates st., res. Pioneer st. Hill J. B., contractor and builder, Johnson st., cor. Vancouver st Hill Frank, barkeeper Grand Pacific. Hill George L., barkeeper, Clarence hotel. Hill John, proprietor Vancouver house, Yates st. Hilliard Joseph, groceries and general store. Store st. Haccius Chr., barber, Yates st., res. Vancouver house. Hilton S., prop, of hansom cab. North Park st. Hilton Ben., laborer (Pendray & Co.), North Park st. Hilton Squire, driver of hansom cab. Hines Frank, painter, Douglas st. Hines Harry, porter. Colonial hotel. Hiscpcks E. H., chemist (Langley & Co.), Frederick st. Hodnott A., clerk (H. Jewell), Johnson st. Hoatson John, clerk (Nicholles & Renouf), Johnson st. Hobbs H., employ Electric Light Co., Occidental hotel. Hobbs Mrs., Johnson st. Hobkirk James, carpenter, (foreman G. Bossi), Grand Pacific Hotel. Hoekeins John, miner, Cosmopolitan hotel. Hodge Mrs., widow, Douglas St., cor. Cormorant st. Hodge Wm., blacksmith. Pioneer st, near Blanchard st Hodge W., horseshoer. Broad st, near Yates St., res. Pioneer st. Hodges E., hook and ladder man fire department Hodges T., hoseman fire department Hodgins Oscar, Meares st. Hodson T., marble cutter (C. Rudge), Spring ridge. Hoebner C, clerk, Driard house. Hogarth James (B.C. shirt factory), Johnson st Hogg Andrew, laborer, David st Hollands John, upholsterer. Gorge road. Holland Joshua, contractor and builder, John st. Rock Bay. Hollendeck H., carpenter, Colonial hotel. Holly W., carpenter, Blanchard st. Hollins J. M., upholsterer (J. Weiler), Gorge road. Holloway Robt, printer, Michigan st Holm P., laborer (Loewen & Erb), Discovery st Holman Jno., Union Saloon, 42 Johnson st, Holman & Perry, props. Union Saloon, 42 Johnson st Holmes Alex., government messenger, Quebec st. (A O C in O 9> n s o- n cr o rr 2. a orq IS g a B\A/II I lAMQ £ Pn Keep always ID Stock a Firat-Ciaaii Aasortmeat of . IflLLIAlTlO QL UU.| Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Strkbt. bit. Broad and Douglas. Victoria. B. O. \M4 !l !' ^:i itiiii I ' Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } ="""" '"•""*• Victoria, B. C, i 46 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. HolmesjCaptain P., Dallas road. Holmes^Nettie, spinster, Broad st. Holmes & Taylor, dealers in oil, Yates st. cor. Broad st. Holmes __^S. H., (H. & Taylor, res. Dominion hotel. Holmes Arthur, clothier, Yates st. res. Michigan st. Holness J., slaughterman, Spring ridge. Homfray Robert, civil engineer, Quebec st, cor. Menzies st. Hood Jas., laborer (H. Noble), Green st Hookway Arinur, prof, of music. Pioneer st. Hooper D. G., boot and shoe maker, Johnson st, cor. Broad st Hooper Bros., props. Glasgow market, Fort st. Hooper Matthew (H. Bros.), res. Twin Oak farm. Hooper William (H. Bros.), res. Twin Oak farm. Hooson Edward, police constable. Princess ave. Hoote Peter, mariner, s.s. Maude. Hopkins Miss J., compositor "Colonist," res. Johnson st Hopkins Mrs. M. E., widow, Johnson st, above Blanchard st. Horn H .R., laborer (C. Hay ward), James Bay, near outer wharf. Home Henry R., general jobber, Dallas road, James Bay. , Home William, baker, Frederick .st. Horsley R., laborer, Cook st. near Johnson st Horsley Samuel, plasterer, cor. Johnson st. and Cook st Hornc r John, clerk (W. Denny), Work estate. Homer Jas., clerk (W. Denny), Work estate. Horsley Samuel, plasterer, Johnson st. Horth C. W., (Leahy & H.), Douglas st near fountain. Horth Chas. Wm., brewer, King's road. Horton R. J., furrier, (H. B. Co.), Amelia st Horton M., Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st Hotz Miss Catherine, prop'ess "Colonist" Hotel, Beacon Mill park. Hounslow H , machinist, (Albion iron works), Blanchard st. Hounslow Mrs. F., nurse. Quadra st Howard J., waiter Pacific Telegraph hotel. Howard Frank, bartender Grand Pacific hotel. Howard John, laborer, Union saloon. Howard Mrs E. A., widow, Ray st. near Quadra st. Howard Thos., laborer, Sayward's mill. Howell J., canvasser. Rose Cottage, Pandora st. abv. Vancouver st. Howarth H., tinsmith, (D. C. Heal), Colonial hotel. Howe A. C, wr jd dealer, Victoria. Howeth J., clerk Grand Pacific hotel. Hubbard Thos., railway laborer. Occidental hotel. Hudson Bay Co., (see Victoria Companies), head oflfice, Wharf st. Hudson Edward, machinist, Western hotel. Hughes Wm., sail maker. Broad st H n El 0) 2 m z Id a> o .^ 3 ^ !=^ > CD 0) o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 47 Hhghes J., clerk (J. Gosnell), Broad st. Hughes J., porter Vancouver house. Hughes Morgan, clerk Skating rink, Quadra st. cor. Yates st. Hughes Jos. hi., carpenter, (S. Gray), Blanchard st. Hulsman T., hack driver, Fort st. H umber M., gen. contractor and prop, brick yard, res. Topaze ave. H umber F. S., bricklayer, Gorge road. Humber M. L., bricklayer, res. Topaze ave. Humber Wm. Russell, res. Topaze ave. Humke F. P., (Wright & Humke), carpenter and builder. Quadra St. and Fort st. Humphreys T. B., Belcher st. bet. Cook st. and Moss st. Humphrey Robt, carpenter, Cosmopolitan hotel. Hunt John, laborer, Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Hunt Joseph, prop. City Brewery, Fort st. Hunter Joseph, chief engineer E. & N. railway. Birdcage walk. * Hunter Edw., carpenter. Commercial hotel. Hunter Richard, sub-col. Stickeen river cus. house. North Park st. Hurd Geo., carpenter. Quadra st. near Johnson st. Hurd John, carpenter, (Kelly & Shering), Quadra .st. Huson A. W., groceries and cracker bakery, Store st. Huson Chas. L., clerk (A. VV. Huson), Store st. Huson W., laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Hutcheson, Young & Co., dry goods merchants, Government st. Hutcheson James, dry goods, (H. Young & Co.). res. Church hill. Hutchinson J. W., gailor, new gaol, Saanich road. Huxtable R. T., clerk, (Shears & Page), res. Meares st. Huxtable W., machinist, (Wilson Bros.), Meares st. Huxtable Wm. H., farmer, Meares st. Hyams S. S., optician, 207 Fort st. above Broad st. Hyland W. J., machinist, (Albion iron works), Store st. Hymas Samuel, clerk, (Indian Bazaar), Johnson st. Haggerty John, teamster, Rae st. bet. Douglas st. and Blanchard st. Hahn C, (Stringhan & H.), View st. Hale R. S., millwright. Quadra st. Hare Mitchell, engineer, Pembroke st. Harris Claybourne, carpenter, Alfred st. near Cook st. Harrison Wm., grocer and liquor dealer, Blanchard st. Hayes Miss, seamstress. North Park st. Henderson J. N., (Langley & Co.), Fort st. Henderson T. M., (Langley & Co.), Fort st. Hepworth James, tailor, with Gilmore & Co., Pandora st. Horton R , nightwatchman. Spring ridge. Howe G. L., clerk, Amelia st. Ideal Lodging House, Joseph X. Blume prop., Yates st. ao TO B. WILLIAMS i GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA KETS, Ero. !l' I m |:ii P :« I 1 ' 'I 'ik I Johnson Strht, bkt. Broad and Douqlas, VioromA, B. O. i; I, Cheap, DnraUe ft Stylish Boots ft Shoes, I ERSKINir EMPORIUM. ( VlOTORIA, B. O. 48 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Ibert H., boot and shoe store, Government st and Yates st. mbert G., tinner, Simcoe st. mbert C. A., carpenter, Simcoe st. mrie Albert E., (Hart, Imrie & Dausereau), Driard hotel. . ndian Office, Douglas st. cor. Broad st. ndian Bazaar, (Hart, Issacs & Co.), 36 Johnson st. nge Thomas, prop. Regent wood and coal depot. Store st. ngram Wm., driver. Occidental hotel. nnes Adam, contractor, John st. near Government st. nnes William, contractor and teamster, cor. John st. and Gov't st. nnes Thos. N., tailor, View st., near Cook st. nnes H. M., clerk (bank B. N. A.), James Bay. nspector of Weights and measures, (C. Good), Langley st reland Charles, care-taker drill shed, drill shed, James Bay. reland Moses, Quadra st. rvine W., contractor, Pembroke st. rvine Mrs. Chsft-lotte, widow, Moss st. and Fairfield road. rving Robt, O. R. & N. Co. agent. Quadra st. rving John, expressman, Alfred st. near Cook st rving P. M., Dep. Attorney-General, Cook st. rving Capt. John, manager of C.P.N. Co., limited, res. Menzies st. rving Mrs., widow, Superior st, rving Bros., boot and shoe dealers, 112 Govt st, S. of Broughton st rving Ed., (Irving Bros.), Superior st rving T. L., (Irving Bros.), boot and shoe dealer, res. Superior st, James Bay. rving G. M., (Irving Bros.), boot and shoe dealer, res. View st rving Robert Mrs., George st rwin H„ cor. Superior st. and Menzies st saacs Jacob, merchant, Indian Bazaar, Johnson st. saacs J. ft Co., dealers in furs, robes and Indian curios, Johnson St. cor. Oriental alley, ack Alexander, farmer, Michigan st ack Mrs., widow, Superior st acklin Thos., stove fitter (Albion iron works). Herald st acklin Miss A., dressmaker (Miss Tait), Herald st acklin J., messenger telegraph office, ackson Mrs. Eliza, widow, David st and Rock Bay ave. ackman Samuel, harness maker (F. Norris), Superior st ackson Wm., surgeon, quarantine officer, drug store, cor. Johnson st and Broad st., res. Michigan st ackson Wm., jr., druggist, Johnson st,, res. Collinson st ackson F. A., druggist, Michigan st ackson Mrs. J. B., dealer in medical sundries, Johnson st, opposite Grand Pacific The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. 4-1 ^s X c 9< bA (A . •St (0 tiO <0 X o o c o o. €0 B * < H 9 tl H QO tl 4 < I—. O 5 ^ < .s > ^ C o — 4-) ^4 in . fiCQ 45 'C (1.5 to .E I to c« X o o c o CO a * tl 13 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^*^SSo^'.'==®o°''^' Aceat* Iter Ike Bell •!«•■• Weber nad Rtrlnwnjr HlNnoK. i II r > C/) ;^ 2 DO 0) o z CD r o Ms seed merchants. Broad st, near Fort st ay Geo. (Y. J. & Co.), res. North Cook st ay Geo. jr. (Yates & Jay), Birdcage walk, eeves Geo., bricklayer. Second st effrey Mrs. private boarding-house, Fort st. above Douglas st effree Wm. J. & Co., clothing, &c., Yates st effree Mrs. W. J. (Wm. J. Jeffree), clothing, Fort st effree Mrs. I., widow. Cormorant st effree C. (Pendray & Co.), Fort st elfs Thomas, steward, Chatham st and Cook st emmett Capt W. S., sur. Indian dept, Douglas St., res. Pandora st enkins Charles, carpenter (Hall, Ross & Co.), Victoria West enkins C. F., carpenter. Porter's cottages. Herald st enkins David, bootmaker, Pioneer st enkins , harness cleaner, Transfer Co., Broughton st. snkins Miss Maud, compositor. Pioneer st enkins Mi.ss Emma, compositor, daily " Evening Post," Pioneer st enkins Mrs., Pioneer st enkinson C. W., contractor, Vancouver st. enkinson Eliza, private lodging rooms, Douglas st enkinson Mrs. R., widow, Richardson st enkinson H., gardener, Kane st. ■ fflLLIAIlflu OL UU*) Examine their 8tock before going elwwhera. JOHNSON SmnT, arr. Broad and Oouolas Viotoria. B. o. U3 ST 3 OTQ ^^ O sr c n = 1. < § ? 9 a » s i] ill If ll If E o i I skine's Boot and Shoe Emporim, } GOR. QOVUNMINT AND JONNSON tTt. VlOTORIA, B. O. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ennings Thos., merchant, King's ave. ennings K., carpenter, King's raad, near Third st. onnings Miss C, milliner (D. Spencer), King's road. enns Rev. Percival, St. John's Episcopal Church, res. Douglas st. esse Mrs. M., widow, Montreal st. esse Frank W., clerk (Davie & Pooley), Montreal st. essop John, immigration agent, Govt, building, res. Yates st. ewell H., dealer in furniture, &c., Yates st, cor. Douglas St., res. Fort St. ohns B. H., assist, draughtsman, cor. Bellot st. and Vancouver st. onckau Very Rev. J. J., vicar-general, Yates st. (clerical residence), ohns William, expressman, Oswego st. ohnson Noel G., machini.st. Fort st. Johnson J., Albion saloon, Douglas st. ohnson E. E., currier (Rock Bay tannery), res. John st. ohnson Misi R., dressmaker (Miss Tait), Esquimalt road, ohnson S: Co., J. B., grocers, Humboldt st. ohn.son T., farmer, Mason st. ohnson E. M., conveyancer. Government St., res. Vancouver st. ohnson O., foreman Smith & Clark, Humboldt st. ohnson J. B., pressman "Times," Humboldt st. ohnson Edwin, stipendiary magistrate, Dallas road, James Bay. ohnson Geo., fireman s. "Rithet." ohnson E. G., carpenter, Victoria, ohnson James, cigar maker, res. Simcoe st. ohnston Oliver, express wagon driver, Yates st. ohnson H., Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st. ohnson A. E., printer, Vancouver house, olmston J. (of Waitt & Co.), Yates st, above Cook st ohnson E. C, Rock Bay tannery, ohnson, Walker & Flett, sash and door factory, Douglas st. between Discovery st. and Chatham st ohnson (Johnson, Walker & Flett) Douglas st ohnson John, florist, Vancouver st ohnston P. T., Cadboro Bay road, ohnston James, expressman, Simcoe st ohnston , seaman, Morison's cottages, Chatham st. ohnston, P. T. ft Co., seedsmen, nurserymen and florists, Fort st near Government st. ohnston, Matthew T., manager Findlay, D. & B., Pemberton road. onasson , carpenter, Johnson st, above Cook st ones John, livery stables, res. Pandora st near Blanchard st ones Stephen, prop. Dominion hotel, Yates st near Blanchard st ones David, teamster. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st ones W., cigar maker (J. L. & J. Levy), Princess ave^ 2Ji : hi' A. CRECC iL SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. si * s to 0) Z 4f o o c o Q. CO ^4 -1 X m r raphi lor or n > o z |«a o H > r- o 3) I 5 o o < m z z •»! Z -1 w o o o 3 ^§ O CO o ;::. • ^ if 11 !l, 0) c ■ warn ti X o o c o o. 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., ^"^^o'^xl^.^I""^' AseBlH tur tkr BrII OrciiN, Wrl>«r nniI Htfinwiijr PInnn*. H X m r m > o z o -4 > r- O m > o 3) 0> O z I o < m 7t Z •»! Z -1 01 H O -I o 39 CD 3 O w o a en «-*■ H 3 3 3 «Q CO CD 3 a o 3 3 w VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 5' Jf lies Richard, Dom. inspector of weights and measures, Superior st. Jones Mrs. Richard, widow. Superior st. Jones T. J., L.D.S., dentist, Govt. st. over bank of R. C, res. F"ort St. above Cook st. Jones W., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Grand Pacific hotel. Jones W., gentleman, St. Nicholas hotel. Jones A. W. (Croasdaile & J.;, Labouchere st. Jones Herbert E., book-keeper, Vancouver st. Jones J. A., reporter "Evening Post," Grand Pacific hotel. Jones John, i)ipe fitter (Albion iron works), cor. Douglas st. and Cormorant st. Jones T. J., prop. Royal hotel, Fort st., cor. Douglas st. Jones James, moulder (Albion iron works). Herald st. Jones & Redmond, livery and sales .stables, Johnson st. above Douglas St. Jones John (J. & Redmond), res. New Gorge road. • Jones Thos., printer, Angel hotel. Jones James, brass finisher. Commercial hotel. Jones David, Victoria Truck & i ray Co., Wharf st. Jones Rishton S., late paymaster R.N . agent Federal life assurance Co., Government st. Jones T. C, boat builder, Wharf st. Jones Fred., carpenter, Dallas road. Jones Wm., cook s. "Amelia." Jooss Wm., brewer, Niagara st. malt house. Jorand Henri, private boarding Roccabella, Church hill. Jorand Miss, teacher of languages, Corrig school. Jordan Wm., prop, city bakery, Johnson st., near Govt. st. Jordan C, clerk (Wm. Jordan), Johnson st. Joslyn C. S., capitalist, Chatham st. above Quadra st. Julien J., clerk (Albion saloon), Yates st. Jackman J. B., mining expert, Johnson st. Jardine John, painter, Pandora st. between Bldncharil st. and Cor- morant St. Jarvis William, laborer, cabins, Herald st. Jeffrey Richard, mason. Cormorant st. above Douglas st. Jernce Frederick, dealer in tarpaulins, horse covers, &c., foot of Johnson st. Jones Miss Sarah, housekeeper. North Park st. Kains T., Dominion land surveyor, Superior st. Kammerer C. W. (T. N. Hibben & Co.), Putman st. Kamiya K., Japanese clerk (Gabriel & Co.), res. South Park st. Kane Jas., miner, Humboldt st. Cox's cabins. Karinski L., chef (Oriental hotel), Yates st. Karr J no., carpenter (McKillican & Anderson), Angel hotel. wm. WILLIAMS i CO., m. a> 9i 3 O 3 -I orq (u 3 p 8 c ^' Si § n CO 3 a *< 'S § VI e III for Men's, Yo^V ami Hoys' Clothing. Johnson Strht, bit. Broad and Douolas, Viotoria, B. O. Heaiparters for Boots and Shoes, } KRSKINE'S IMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 52 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Kaye J as., teacher public schools, Fisgard st, near Blanchard st. Kaye E. E., clerk P.O., Fisgard st. Keast Arthur, traveller, Rock Bay avenue. Keast Miss A., assistant girls' public school. Keays Mrs. Alice, lodging house-keeper, Blanchard st. Keefer G. A., civil engineer. Bastion st, re.s. Yates st. Keflfier Capt. C, master s.s. Eliza, Pembroke st, above Douglas st Keith D., carpenter, Cosmopolitan hotel. Keithley Geo, (Albion iron works), Yates st Keller J. W., manufacturer of ornamental centre pieces, drain pipes, Yates st., cor. Quadra st Kclley Jas., carpenter, Pandora st. Kelly Hugh, miner. Herald st cabins. Kelly Mrs. Jas., dressmaker, Douglas st, near View st Kelly Jas., bookkeeper London market, Douglas st., near View st. Kelly & Sherring, contractors and builders, Pandora st, above Douglas st Kelly James (K. & Sherring; Pandora st, above Cook st Kelly John, laborer, immigration shed. Kelly S. L. & Co., stove merchants, Yates st., res. cor. Yates st. and Cook St. Kelly S. B. (S. L. Kelly & Co.), cor. Yates st and Cook st. Kelly M., laborer. Royal hotel. Fort st. Kemp W. B., machinist (Albion iron works), Albion hotel. Kempster Thos. L., contractor, Fort st. Kempster C. W., contractor, Fort st Kennedy Geo. W., engineer (C, Hayward), Yates .st. Kennedy James, engineer " Colonist " office. Beacon ill Hpark. Kennedy David, engineer, Montreal st Kenning Alex., clerk (Ames, Holden Co.), Wharf st Kennell Godfrey, laborer, Blanchard st. Kenzwick M., helper (Albion iron works). Herald st Kent C, bookkeeper, (Marvin & Tilton), Yates st Kent C. H., clerk (M. W. vVaitt & Co.), Yates st Keown Jas., carpenter, Amelia st. Kerg Mrs., widow, Pioneer st Kerg & Reidel Misses, dressmakers, Fort st, above Blanchard st Kerg Miss Annie (K. & Reidel), Pioneer st Kermode Edward, ship carpenter, Henry st Kerr Wm. C, second-hand furniture, Yates st, above Douglas st Kerr Alex., car driver (Transfer Co.) Kerr James, boot and shoemaker, Johnson st., res. Chatham st. Kerr John, carpenter, Angel hotel, Langley st Kerr Jas., machinist, Telegraph hotel. Kettle W. H., machini.'st (Albion iron works), John st A. CRE CO O c -♦ H m 31 ■n 71 O z m ■< O* 3) H u: PI r tn > D o H > r 5 o M C/) H > tn r <— « C/) 2 Z H 8 < IS H m n H VICTORIA CITY DIkKCTOKY 53 Kinj,' Stewart, laborer, Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Kipg Thomas, upholsterer, Kane st, cor Quadra st. Kintj E. H. accountant, Rae st., cor Quadra st. King Chris. J., prop, and driver Esciuimalt staf;e, Yates St., above Blanchard st. KinjT J., bookeeper Concordia hall, Metchosin district. King S. E. B., prop. Hroad st. batery, Broad st., near Fort .st. King Joseph, Douglas st., bet. Johnson st. and Yates st. King John, hack driver (Transfer Co.), Hrou^^hton st. King, Atwcll & Co., props. London bazaar. Govt. st. King A. (Atwell & Co.), Kane st. King Chas. K., Manufacturers agent, Fort st., near Broad st. King C. E. R., insurance agent, Johnson st. near Wharf st. Kingsburgh Daniel, carpenter, Humboldt st., Cox's cabins. Kingston Mrs. G., widow, Douglas st, near View st. Kinnear G. H., gentleman, St. Nicholas hotel. Kinneir W. J., laborer. Cook st. Kinsman John, contractor, Pembroke st., near Blanchard st. Kirby Thomas, laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Kirkwood William, ship carpenter, Vancouver house. Kirschberg & Lundsberg, pawnbrokers and general dealers, 44. Johnson st. Kirschberg E. (K. & Lundsberg), Pembroke st. Klaffki, Jos., clerk. King's Head saloon, John.son st. Klingle H. (J as. Dwyer & Co.), F'ort st, res. Bridge st Knauss Thos., cigarmaker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Pandora avc. Knight H., ccllarman (Carter Bros.), Store st Knight Henry, drygoods and groceries, Store st' Knight John W., blacksmith, Henry st. Knowlos H., carpenter (Smith & Clark), Gray's cabins, P'isgard .st Knowles Geo., blacksmith, Southgate cabins. Store st. Knox J., gardener, Humboldt st., N. side. Kortz M., mariner. Porter's cabins, Store st Kosche & Co., Barber saloon, Yates st, cor. Broad st. and Fort st.. Kosche C, barber (Kosche & Co.), Fort st. Kosche Mrs. H., hairdresser. Fort st., above Blanchard st Krentz H., wagonmaker, cabin adjacent Douglas st. Kroeger Fred., upholsterer (Anderson & Hastie), Superior st Krunz A., wagonmaker, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st Kuna Joseph, boilermaker (Albion iron works), Chatham st Kurtz & Co., cigar manufacturers. Government st. Kurtz John (Kurtz & Co.), res. Yates st Kurtz Mrs. D., widow, Pandora st. Ladd Mrs. E. B., widow, View above Douglas st Laing A. D., Laing's ways, Dallas road, near new wharf. B. WILLIAMS i CO., Johnson Street, bet, Keup always m Stock a First-Ciass AsHortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Broad and Douglas. Victoria. B. O. PC O a ir. O y. < o •1 5}- p O. 1-1 9 ^ — «> t/! s 9 CTQ 3 te orq 1 ,l«iaj i i i n n H *! o Immense Assortient of Boots and Sloes. } '""""• '"'""'""• Victoria, B. G. 54 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Lakin Frank, laborer, Montreal st. Lambert Wm., expressman, Yates St.. res. Cedar hill road. • Lambert Michael, laborer, Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Lambkin C. H., dealer in cigars, &c„ Fort st, near Bioad st. Lambly Mis:^ S., cook, iVotestant orphan's home. Landsber^f V. (Kerschberg & L.;,«Johnson st. Lane Clarence C. (T. N. Hibben & Co.), res. Johnson st. above Cook St. Lane Vernon, carpenter, Johnson st. above Cook st. Lany Wallace, contractor. Grand Pacific hol.^\. Lang Richard, carpenter, Second St., Work estate. Lang V. H„ clerk (J. B. Ferguson & Co.), Cormorant st. bet. Douglas :jt. and Blanchard st. Lange G., clerk, Concordia hall, Esquimalt. Lange G. W. A. & Son, watchmakers and jewelers, Govt. st. Langc W. G., v/atchmaker (Lange & Son), Government st. Langley Geo. F., druggist (Geo. Morison), res. Fairfield road. Langley James, fireman s, "Barbara Boscowitz." Langley & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, Yates st. Langley A. J., J. P. (Langley & Co.), Fairfield road. Langley Arthur R., clerk (R. Ward & Co.\ Fairfield road. Langley John, deputy sheriff, Langley st, Langley George, druggist, Langley st. % Langley W. H., law student (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken). cor. Moss St. and F'airfield road. Langley Mrs. James, Langley st. Lanson G., bootmaker (G, Maynard), Herald st. Lapierre H., city bakery and grocery, cor. Blanchard st and Fortst. Larbonne Madame, property owner. Pandora st. near Blanchard st. Larkin William, miner, Caledonia saloon. Larkin Mike, miner, Caledonia saloon. Larri^an James, boot and .shoe maker, Johnson st. Lascclles James, hackdriver, Victoria. Latham Samuel, machinist (Albion iron works), American hotel. Law M., machinist (C. Hayward), Langley st. : Law R., moulder (Albion iron works), Esquimalt road. Law Mrs. R., Chatham st. above Government st. Lawless M., carpenter (Muirhead & Mann), Quadra st. cor. Pem- broke St. Lawrence W., waiter Oriental hotel, Yates st. Lawrence Andrew, conductor C.P.R., Albion hotel. Lawrenson Mrs. A.,nurse, Douglas stnear Yates st. (Mrs. McFadden). Lawrence Mrs. A., dressmaker, Johnson st. above Vancouver st. Lawrence Walter, teamster. Wharf st. Lawrence G. R. clerk. View st. above Vancouver st. H fl b (I) ► < (OS A. GREQG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. sg H 1. 3) «■ - a c ^ (Q§ 3D *- If CQ 3.7 tf » £ «g n 2 T H (/> PI :• 5 ^ 5 o ^ 19 H > p CO (9 r- Pi (1) [ ''li"- C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^.ISi'i'L^r''^' AcmtM r«r Ik** B«ll Orgnu, Wehrr mmiI Melaway PInmmh. H P [^ H r (OS Og H RH m^ 3S 5t. 5t. i CQ 3 a > - 73 39 O E- CD m ■0 3D m H g O o CQ < o I n z w o > CO O O VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 55 Laws Geo. R., miller, Johnson st. near Cook st. Lawson, H. C, engineer, Pandora st. Victoria. Lawson F., cigar maker (J. L & J. Levy), Quadra st. Lawson David, blacksmith, Caledonia saloon. Lawson Chas. H. engineer, s. "North Pacific," Pandora .st. cor. Van- couver St. Lawson I'ho; , Soiler maker (Albion iron works^, View st. Lawson James H., factor (H. B. Co.), res. Bastion st. Lawson Robert, tidewater, Humboldt st. Lawson W. G., umbrella repairer, Broad st. res. View st. nr. Cook st. Lawson A. W., hackdriver, Douglas st. Lazenby Miss K.. employ of D. Spencer, res. Birdcage walk. Leach John, carpenter, Yates st. Leahy John, (late L. & Horth), brewer and maltster, res. Johnson st. Leahj' Robert, brewer, Victoria. Leask & Morrison, merchant tailors, Fort st. and Govt. st. Leask J. C. (Leask & Morrison), Fort St., near Vancouver st. Le Claire J. M., clerk telegraph office, Humboldt st. Ledingham G., blacksmith and horse shoer, Govt. st. cor. Pandora st. Lee M. F., contractor, Colonial hotel. Lefebre A., waiter. Pacific Telegraph hotel. Legg Edward, ship carpenter, McNifte's saloon. LcL^gatt Chas. J,, registrar general of titles, Quebec st. Leech Peter J., city surveyor, Michigan .st. Leech John, captain str. "Western Slope." Leigh Mrs. M. T., widow, Dallas road, James Bay. Leigh Mrs. H., private boarding house, Douglas st. nr. Broughton st. Leigh H., farmer. Humboldt st, near Douglas st. Leisor Gnstitv Lerz & L.) Leiser S., wholesale provisions, Yates st., Pandora st. Leishman John, iron moulder (Wilson Bros.), Angel hotel. Leishman John, moulder, Angel hotek Leishman R., moulder, Angel hotel. Leiss H., dealer in clothing. Store .<«L Lelievre Mrs., Rae st LeLievrc P., painter, (R. Medana), res Kane st. Lemon Jas,, carpenter. Dominion hocel. Lendin F., clerk Bank Exchange sakion, Yates st. Leneveu Misses, Michigan st. Lennox W., chimney sweep, 7 Wood's cabins, John.son st. Lennox W., hoseman fire department. Lenz & Leiser, dry goods merchants, Government st. Lenz Moses, (Lenz*& Leiser), Government st, res. Yates st. Lenz J., gentleman, Yates st. Leonard R. A., bricklayer, Cook st. near North Park ">t. Oi Bum I I AM O nft ^o"" ^'"^ "AT^ -^N'^ ^APS. TRUNKS, . WILLIAmO a UU., VALISKH HLA KETS. Kt. Johnson Strcit, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. il 6V* Il I '> 1 j 8 1 1 1 t i 1 1 A i Cheap, Durable £ Stylish Boots ft Shoes, [ ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM. VlOTORIA, B. O. 0$ il Jit HI Si CD M <5 •-I (0 Pi < ^ . a ■S .> c o — I/) . o. w *^ W - Xi 4-1 C (U V un ' s i I The Latest Fashions received as scon as published, at A.CREGG&SON, YATES STREET, VIGTORU, B. G. •St (0 £ % X o o r: o a Q :o iii z r a 9 SI 4 " s CO r'^ii "^ c o— ' 4-1 — ' o *^ b£ tn . (^ . o <^ V ^S 1 u^^ *^ o to to X o o c: o a u * C. A. Lombard & Co., '-",^o"^'L®J°'"' AcentM for tke Bell Oman, Web«r nad Mteluwajr Pianoit. r > C/) ?^ o 01 ill tl u ■ 3 u 4 ^3- r a H 00 o CO o < o QO VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 57 Loader Dani., confectioner, Yates st. near Cook st. Lock John, longshoreman, Morison's cabins, Herald st. Lodge W'm., moulder, (Albion iron works), St. Louis st. Loewen & Erb, props. Vic. Hrcwery, Discovery st. cor. Govt. st. Loewen Jo.s., (L. & Erb), Pandora st. Loewen Herman, clerk (Findlay, D. & B.), Pandora ave. Logan Miss E., tail jress, (Gregg & Son), View st. Logan Wm., carpenter, Pacific Telegraph hotel. Lohse Wm., prop. Bank Exchange Saloon, Yates st. Lomax Geo., cook, cottages rear of Store st. Lombard C. A. & Co., music dealers, Government st. Lombard C. A., (Lombard & Co.), res. Collin.son st. Longhurst Jarves, Belmont saloon. Government st. Lord E., carpenter, (Smith & Clark). Lorimer Wm., foreman pattern makers, (Albion iron works), Tor- onto St., James Bay. Lornc Gates, baker, Victoria. Louden Wm., carpenter, Cormorant st. above Blanchard st. Loutens Rt. Rev. Louis, D.D., cor Vancouver st. and Humboldt st. Lovell John B., merchant, cor. View st. and Cook st. Lowe Margaret, Yates st. Lowe Mrs. E., widow. Quadra st. near Chatham st. Lowe Skene, (Hall & Lowe), res. cor. Carr st. & Simcoe st. James B. Lowell H., upholsterer, Michigan st. Lowenberg, Harris & Co., real estate agents, Government st. Lovell J. B., res. View st. near Cook st. Lubbe R., dealer in raw furs. Wharf st., res. Quadra st. Lucas George, engineer, Arcade oyster saloon. Luckey Mrs. E., widow, Meares st. near Quadra st. Lukeman W., ostler Transfer stables, Johnson st. Luker W. G., grocer, Douglas st. cor. Cormorant «*. Luney Wm., contractor and builder, cor. King's re and Douglas st. Luxford Mrs., gardener. Queen's ave. Lyall Geo., hack driver, (J. Dalby), Princess ave. Lyman F. Gold, (Langley & Co.), Fort st. near Moss st. Lyne L., carpenter, American hotel. Lyons J., boiler maker, (Albion iron works), Spring ridge. Lysons W., tinner, Johnson st. Langley Ed., View st, Lawrence A., Chicago candy factory, Government st, Leclare , carpenter, Pembroke st. bet. Douglas st. a.v<' Govt. st. Lelievrc Chadvvi-k. painter, Fisgard st. between Dougl.is st. and Blanchard st. Lelievre Charles, painter, Fisgard st. '•■ Lord Chas. engineer, Farquhar st. c/u B. WILLIAMS & GO., JOHNSON Street, bet Make r Spkcialty of CmLMiitNii' CLOTiriNO. Examine their .Stock tjetore guing oltiewbere. Broad and Douqcas Victoria, b. O. tl I. 1,*^' Erskine's Boot, and Shoe Emporium, } tyi ' i I ^ I V i I j: * V : !^ 1 Cor. Government and Johnson Sts Victoria, B. O. 58 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Mables Wm. J,, carriage maker, Johnson st. res. Pandora st. Macabe T. B., foreman job dept, "Colonist," Pandora st. Maccullum D., Mrs. Cold well, Fort st. Maclure N., teamster. Pembroke st. near Douglas st. Maclure J. C, ins. clerk (R. Ward & Co.), Cormorant st. Maclure Samuel, artist, Blanchard st. Maclure F. S., accountant (H. Y. & Co.), Carr st. Macdonald C. N., clerk, (C. P. R.), res. Birdcage walk. Macdonald Hon. W. J., senator, J.P., Armadale, Montreal st. Mackenzie D. C, carpenter, Michigan st. Mackenzie John, stonecutter, Dominion hotel. • Mac Roberts J. R., messenger R. office, Government st. MacSwain Angus Dr., physician and surgeon, office Fort st above Douglas St., res. Pandora st, Maddans Chas., steward. Union club, Douglas st. Madden J., foreman machinist (Albion iron works), Princess ave. Madigan Geo,, machinist (Albion iron works), Work st. Madigan Miss L., (Misses Beegan & M.), res. Rock Bay. Madigan Benjamin, engineer str. " Barbara Boscowitz," Work "t. Madson Charles, upholsterer (H.Jewell), Yates st. Magirl Chas,, machinist (Wilson Bros,), St. Nicholas hotel. Magirl Robert, gentleman. Quadra st. near Yates st. Magnesen Alfred, book-keeper (T. Earle), Caledonia ave. M>h.ood Jas. A., civil engineer, Fisgard st. above Blanchard st. Maison de Sante Francoise, bet, Maclure st. and Vancouver St., John Peterson, steward. Mallandaine EUlward, architect, room 4 bank B.C., res. Simcoe st, James Bay. Mallandaine F., Simcoe st., James Bay. Mallatte Charles, foreman lumber yarJ, Simcoe st. Malsanty Adolph, waiter. Oriental hotel. Mandart Rev. Joseph, clerical residence, Yates st Mann & Heron, saddlers and harness makers, Fort st Mann H, T. (M. & Heron), Fort st, cor. Broad st Mann Mrs, M,, widow, Rae st near Blanchard st, Mann George, groceries and liquors, Store st. opp. Western hotel, Mann Jas. G, (Muirhcad & Mann), Henry st. cor. Bridge st Manning M., clerk Railroad hotel, Johnson st Manuell H., prop. B.C. boot & shoe store, Govt, st, res. Pandora ave. Mansell J. H., book-keeper (H. Mansell), Pandora ave. Mansell H., employ of Carnc & Munsie, Colonial hotel. Manion R. & A., plumbers, Yates st Manion Robert (R. & A. Manion), Third st. Work estate. Mann Mrs., widow, Rae st., S. side. . Mann Wm., bricklayer, Rae st A. CRECC Sl son, Artist Tailors, Tate; Street, Opposith Lawolev Stkeet, victoria. B. C. to o a CO m > o 0) r D m (D > 3k o 31 CO (0 ZZ O ^ z«Q u 2 0) o < _. m 3) Z m Z -i (A If C/} rr t3 CO OD tz •« 0) (1) w it. 0) o c Q a 0) •s > H H z m s C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^SSo"^°=®I°'"' AffcntM ri»r Ikr R«ll Orxiin, M>l>er and Hlrmwuy I'Ihmwn. m O 58 z a H > r+ F ^ o ^ CO TJ »— <• r t3 m CD en H •-3 S3 5 3 z ^ - Ui CO o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 59 m Z 0) 5 03 z a> -{ 0) «-»- (A < o O 1 -♦ x* s 3 fr CD 3 n 7) D' te^- i • ^ Mann George, grocer, &c., Store st. Manning E., carpenter, Vancouver house. Man.son & Hendry, match manufacturers. Work st, Rock Bay. Manson Wm. (M. & Hendry), Work st., Rock Bay. Man.son Annie, dressmaker (at Mrs. Mann), Cook st. Manson Maria, dressmaker (at Mrs. ^ann), Cook st. Manson John D., farmer, res. Cook st. near North Park st. Manson j. D. jr., butcher, Cook st. MarlxEuf L. (Hamm & Marbceuf), Poodle Dog, Yates st. March James, miller (Hall, Ross & Co.), Chatham .'Jt. Marine and Fisheries Dej. i., head office. Custom house, Wharf st. H. G. Lewis, agent. Marks W^, butcher (Beak & Co.), View st. Marrion C, fisherman, Southgate's cabins, Store st. ■ Marron V., steward, St. Joseph's hospital. Marshall Chas., watchmaker, Cook st. bet. Johnson st. and Yates st. Marshall W., hackdriver. Transfer Co.'s stables. Marshall F., reporter "Colonist," Grand Pacific hotel. Marston Chas., express wagon driver, Yates st. Marsden Edward, hackdriver, 'Government st. Martin Mrs. M., Cormorant st., Victoria. Martin Geo., clerk (Wm. Craft), Simcoe st. Martin E. M., stonemason. Pacific 1 elegraph hotel. Martin Wm., driller (C. Havward), Herald st. Masiin Edward, carpenter, Kane st., above Douf las st. Martin J. E., clerk. Fort st. Martin John, clerk (Marvin & Tilton), Fort sc. Martin Robert, res. Simcoe st Martin Henry ''Mrs. Coldwell), Fort st Martin James (Mrs, Coldwell), Fort st Martin Miss E., dressmakei (Mrs Le Prince), Janars Bay. Martin W., clerk Colowal hotel, Johnson st. Martin L.. fishernftan, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Martin Walter, bar-tmder. Colonial hotel. Martin Wm.. aniner, Colonial hotel Martin Danie hack driver, Victoria ■arvin & Tflton, dealers in hardware, cor. Wharf n. and Baiition st Marvin Edg^r (M. & Tilton), cor. South Park st and Maclure st. Marvin E. B., importer of ship and steamboat stores, \*Turf st ret. Fort St. Marvin Edgar, jr.. clerk (Marvin & Tihstai), vKe-consul \JS^ cor. Maclure st. and Park st Marvin W. T., salesman (Marvin & Tilton), South Park st. cor. Maclure st. Marshall Chas., watchmaker, cor. Johnson st aad Cook st = 8 m^ B. WILLIAMS « CO., for "Neil's, Vonthn u>«l B D o > r o M W H > td r X 31 a> H I O r > (0 « o c -I H m ?i T» 39 O I 8 m 3 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 61 Meiss Jacob, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), Pandora st. Meiss M., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Pandora ave. Meldrum J., candy maker (H. Waller), Douglas st. Mellor Fred., tailor (R. Roberts), Johnson st. Mendes John B„ musical inst. repairer, Yates st, res. Johnson st. Menzies Prof. W. R., mag. healer, Johnson st, above Blanchard st. Menzics Miss M., tailoress (Gregg & Son), View st. Merrill K., spinster, Broad st. Merriman P., farmer, res. Yates st. near Cook st, Meeher G. C, contractor and builder, Second st. Work estate. Meston J., carriage maker and horse shoer. Govt. st. near Johnson St., res. North Park st, Meyer M. M., farmer (V. V. & Bros.), Cadboro Bay. Minckler C, hack driver, Douglas st. Middlebrook J. L,, supt. E, N. Fisher, Spencer's arcade. Miles Mrs. E,, widow. Fort st. above Blanchard st. Millaitau W., Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st, Millar Mrs., charwoman. Cook st. near Pandora st. and St, Louis st, Millar C, hoseman fire dept. Millar Adelaide, seamstre.ss. Cook st., near Pandora st, and St. Louis, Millar James, blacksmith. Church hill. Miller James, plasterer, St, Nicholas hotel. Miller & Brown, Prince of Wales saloon, Govt. st. and Cormorant st. Miller W,, laborer (Wilson Bros, fotindr>'), Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Miller Chas, J., bolt maker (Albion ron works). Herald st. Miller Munro, printer and bookbinder, Johnson st. above Govt. st. Miller W., cigar packer, Victoria. Miller J. A. S., jeweler (Redfern), res. Fort st Miller C, baker (Steitz Bros.), Fort st. Miller W., candy maker, Victoria, Miller Mrs, K, C., fancy store and millinery, Fort st. near Broad st, res. Broad st. Miller F., tailor, Blanchard st, and Johnson st. Milligan T. S,, clerk (bank of B.C , Dallas road. Millington John, clerk (Rock Bay house). Work st., Rock Bay. Millington E. N., expressman, James BaJ^ Millington Wm.. butcher, Wilcox alley. Mills S. Perrj^, barrister-at-lavv, Langley st. res. Cadboro Bay road. Mills Daniel, grocer, American hotel. Milne Alex. R., appraiser of customs. Princess ave. Milne John, boiler maker, Chatham st, Milne Dr, G. L,, health officer, school trustee, Douglas st. nr. Fort st. Milton Wm,, cook, "Colonist" hotel. Minckler C, cab owner, re.s Kane st, above Blanchard st, Mitchell T. R,, painter, Maclure st. Bmil I I AMD P Ot\ Koup always in Stock a Firat-Ciass Aasortinent of . fflLLIAlflU a UU., underwear, an Siz«8 and Pncea. See Them. Johnson STRitr, bkt. Broad and DouoLAe, Victoria. B, O. W ?c O G Wj O < o' «-r O "n ^•, JO tE Q- "-I CO f-. 3 3 org P ►n 3 a p • "t V) _m li '^l i! 1 I Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes, } ""•"'"" ""-"""""• ViOTORIA, B. O. •62 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Mitchell John, butcher, Dougl.is st. near Fisgard st. Mitchell R., clerk. (Hibben & Co.), Putnam st Mitchell John, butcher, Cosmopolitan hotel. Mitchell J. R., salesman, (E. G. Prior), Discovery st. Mitchell Andrew, fireman, str. "Amelia". Mitchel T. G., engineer, str. "Amelia", Chatham st. above Quadra st Mitchell Henry, florist and gardener, Menzies st. Mixer VV. H., man. Central Co., yard, res. Bay st. Moffatt H., chief clerk Indian dept. cor. Michigan st. and Oswego st. .Mohn Charles, carpenter, res. Discovery st. Mohun Edw.. civil engineer. Union Club, Douglas st. Molina J., cigar maker, (Kurtz & Co.), res. Fort st. Monk Mrs. E., widow, Johnson st. above Blanchard st. Monk Ed., butcher, Johnson st. Monk Chas., ship's steward, res. Johnson st Monroe R. Ross, asst book-keeper, (W. R & Co.), Blanchard st Monro Mrs. I., Fisgard st, near Blanchard .st. Montaro F., clerk (Bossi & Giesselmann), cor. Cook st. and Fort st. Monteith Wm., general agenl National Assurance Co., of.' Ireland, room 8, bank of B. C, Richardson st. Montero Mrs., Fort st Montobio G., Kingston st Moody r. G., family grocer, cor. Amelia st and Farquhar st., res. Pandora st. Moody J., capitalist, cor. Pandora st and Amelia st. Moody Mrs. S. P., widow, Johnson st Moore & Co., wholesale and retail druggist, Yates st. Moore Chas. M. (Moore & Co.), Yates st, cor. Langley st Moore John J., (Moore & Co.,) Yates st Moore Mrs A., drug store, Yates st, Victoria. Moore Miss M., milliner, (J. Partridge), Kane st. Moore' C. F. & Sons, real estate agents & Chinese brokers. Broad st res. Belle. 'lie st Moore C F., (M. & .Sons), Belleville st Moore Chas., (M. & Sons), Belleville st. Moore T. R., (M. & Sons), Belleville st. Moore Wm., master mariner, Johnson st near Quadra st. Moore Miss, dressmaker, Rae street. Moore Benjamin, Johnston St., Victoria. Moore Miss C, spinster, Broad st Moore Henry., master mariner, Viev/ st above Blanchard. '' Moore G. H., contractor & builder. North Park st. Moore John., assistant wharfinger, C. P. N. Co., limited. Moore J. W., wharfinger. View st Morell G. A., Porter's cabins, Store st. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H b (Q Pi lo H H Pi Pi 0) a N Ph • V ■0 tJ ;» H £ M •0 3 - (D > 5 a H ff Eh Sh » CO 03 U « lori 304 3 orj QCQ < H tf z 03 2 2. ^ n 2 ^ H W m .-• D 1 ^ 5 (D H 1? > 00 1 CO 1 »f* 1 9 G cc H 0) u Pi % Pi (I) C. A. Lombard & Co., "-^^^oSIri' =°S°"' AgcBla for lli« Bell Orcaii, •VTCTOKX-A., B. O. WrlM*r mill Mlclawii)' PIniimii. ► a M CD s CQ 3 tt "0 S m H C 3D 0> > O (D H IS o o ir z z m z H (0 H < O H O > o D CQ CO o O (-»■ (D O O O VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. Morell Mrs. M., widow, Humboldt st. Morelle D., fruiterer, Yates st, res. James Bay. Morey W, M., hack driver, Douglas near View. Morfjan Miss G., spinster, Broughton st. Morgan M., carpenter, Store st. Morison Geo., Druggist, Gov. st, res. Langley & Broughton st. Mori.son Fred., tidewaiter, Discovery st. Morley Mrs. J., widow. Pioneer st. Morley H. A. S., clerk, (H.B.Co.), View st Morris John Capt, str. Bonanza, Davis st. Morris F. T., engineer, Chatham st and Blanchard st Morr'T Henry, shoe dealer, Johnson st. Morris Mrs. A., dressmaker, cor. Douglas st. and Fisgard, st Morris John, laborer, David st Morris H., upholsterer, (J. Sehl), Douglas st Morrison Ewen, carpenter, Johnson st. Morrison Miss L., compositor, "Colonist," James Bay. Morrison Dr. R., physician, Government st, res. Fort st Morrison Mrs., Kingston st Morrison John, mate, "Spratt's Ark." Morrison Daniel, pilot, Dallas road, near New wharf. Morrison J., with Mr. Gordon, Henry st Morrow D. W., clerk, (Alex. Cowan), View st. cor, Vancouver st Mortimer J., (granite and marble works). Government st cor. Courtenay st. Mortlock Wm., baker, Yates st above Blanchard st Morves Joe., bar tender. View st above Douglas st. Mosher Wilson, baker, (A. W. Huson,) 8 Store st Moses & Babbage, props. Pioneer saloon, cor. View st and Douglas st. Moses D. D., (M. & Babbage), Pioneer saloon. Moss Morris, commission merchant and dealer in furs, Store st res. Princess Ave. Moss George E., clerk (E. J. Salmon & Co.), Johnson st near Quadra st Moss J., florist, Johnson st near Quadra st Moss Henry, clerk (Fell's), Yates st. above Cook st Morton W., laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st Mouat Mrs., widow, James Bay. Mouat A. C, clerk (T. Earle), Belleville st Muir Wm. J., machinist (T. Gowen), Esquimalt Muir J. N., B.A., barrister, principal high school, Victoria. Muirhead & Mann, props. Victoria steam planing mills, Con- stance St. Muirhead J. (M. & Mann), Esquimalt road. Muirhead J. T., carpenter (Muirhead & Mann), Esquimalt road. GQ s^B. WILLIAMS i CO., " '{?IlS/b5!a.S,Z'"'^' Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Viotori, a, B. O. li i \s. 4 It' ^- V Glieap, DnraUe & Stylisli Boots ft Shoes, \ ViOTOIHA, B.O. 64 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Muirhead A Carter, grocers, cor. Johnson st. and Douglas st. Muirhead Allen (Muirhead & Carter), Herald st. Muldoon Wm., gaoler, new gaol, Saanich road. Mull Wm., painter, Colonal hotel, Mullen Chas.. bar tender Clarence, Pandora st. near Blanchard st. Mullen Lewis, laborer, G "v's cabins, Fisgard st. Mulligan Jno., boiler makt.. (Albion iron works), Porter's cottages, Store St. Munch Chas., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. cor. Johnson, st and Broad st. Mundorf J. J., bla':ksmith, Pacific Telegraph hotel. Munger James, moulder, John st. Munn H., sub-editor, "Colonist" office. Munro D. R., gen. pass. agt. C. P. N. Co., lim., local pass. agt. C. P. R., Wharf St., res. Driard hotel. Munro A., chief factor H. H. Co., Michigan st. Munro W. J., clerk (H. B. Co.), Michigan st. . Munro John, steward str. Western Slope, Munro G. E., book-keeper (J. D. Warren), View st, Munro Keith, clerk (Welch, Rithet & Co.), Menzies st. Munro A. D., clerk (W. R. & Co.), James Bay. Munro A. K., acting accountant, bank B. N. A. Munroe , accountant. Fort st. Munroe Gilbert, stone cutter, St. Nicholas hotel. Munsie Wm., (Came & M.) cor Cormorant st. and Quadra st. Munson Wm., waiter Driard house. Murchison Miss K., corset maker. Fort st. above Blanchard st. Muriset Ch., barkeeper Driard house, Frederick st. Murphy P., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. cor. Govt. .st. and Dis- covery St. Murphy & Brown, props. Adelphi saloon, Govt. st. cor. Yates st. Murphy N., blacksmith, St. Nicholas hotel. Murphy P. (.M & Brown), res. Pandora ave. Murphy Mrs. M., widow, Discovery st. cor. Government st. Murphy J., compositor "Colonist," cor. Govt. st. and Discovery st. Murray Alex. B., carpenter (Muirhead Sc Mann), Blanchard st. Murray A. G., plasterer, Pembroke st. Murray J as., pressman "Colonist," cor. Cook st. and Pandora st. Murray John, 2nd engineer str. Princess Louise, North Park st. Murray J. W., laborer, Seeley s hotel. Myers E. Capt., str. "Maude." Marquis J., waiter, View st. Martin Arch., carpenter, Stronich's cabins, Fisgard st. Martin William, laborer, cabins, Douglas st. Matthews John, teamster, employ G. Stelly. ' The Latest Fashions received as soon »i published, at A. CRECC&SON, YATES STREH, VICTORIA, B. C. (A c 4-1 0) X o o c o Q. €0 Q «^ H en O z 0< il i H K H a =■ IK ti: H '1 ■■" I i I a I o 0D m C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^ISSo^*®!"''^' V - to ■ c X o o c o a (D a * Q H K 4 • CQ 4 Ageiito for tke Bell •rgaat Weber aad Mclaway PIabm. r > C/) ;^ o 0) O 2; r o C o o VICTORIA CITV DIRECTORY. 65 Menzics Prof., Frederick st. 5th house E. of Quadra st. Mofiatt John, laborer, cabins. Herald st. Monroe Geo. carpenter, Rae st. bet. Douglas st. and HIanchard st. Morrow Walter, book-keeper, Quadra st. "^ Moueistrong Wm., seaman. Discovery st. near Government st. McAdams L. C, teamster, Blanchard st. McAdams Z. E., carrier, "Colonist." McAlister J. (Harrison & McA.), Pandora st. McArthur Mrs. A., compositor, " Victoria Star," Johnson st. McArthur A. A., prop. "Victoria Star," Johnson st. McArthur James, hardware merchant, John st. McArthur Miss A., tailoress (Grejjy; & Son), King's road cor. First st. McBeath D., carpenter (Muirhead & Mann), Victoria West. McBride Jos., porter (H. Saunders), Commercial hotel. McCabe John, miner, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. McCahill Michael, wharfinger, Spratt's wharf. McCallum Robert, hackdriver, Transfer Co.'s stables, McCandlish James, prop. "The Hall," Fort st. above Blanchard st. McCandlish E., ship carpenter. Occidental hotel. McCartney John, prop. St. Nicholas hotel, Government st. McCauley Geo., miner, Pacific Telegraph hotel. McCauIey T., Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. McCliment John, tinsmith (A. Wilson), Angel hotel. McClusky W. R., carpenter (Smith & Clark). McCoudray , Occidental hotel. McConnell John, wood turner, Third st. Work estate. McConnell J. W., dairyman, Michigan st. McCorlic Charles, gardener, near Park hotel. McCormick C, carrier "Standard," John.son st. McCoy A., gasfitter and plumber (for Stewart), Fort st. Grand Pacific hotel. McCrae John, deckhand, str. "Amelia." McCulloch Wm., capt. str. "Amelia," Michigan st. McCulloch G. A., clerk P.O., Michigan st. McDermott Robert, prop. Gordon hotel, Johnson st. McDonald Alex., railway engineer, Meares st. McDonald Joseph, engineer, Belcher st. McDonald W., laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. McDonald P., cigar store, Yates st. McDonald Capt. Wm., pilot, Dallas road, near new wharf. McDonald Alexander, prop. Windsor hotel, 104 Govt. st. McDonald E., tinner (McL. & McF.), Quadra st. McDonald James (Charles Russell & Co.), Johnson st. McDonald D. J., hackdriver. Transfer Co.'s stables. McDonald James, ship carpenter. Colonial hotel. G. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. JOHNSON Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas Victoria. B. o. 1 I i m m IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I !? ma Hi 140 2.2 1 2.0 1.8 !.25 U IIIIII.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation €> % V 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4503 m '^9,'- <. ^i^.. &?/ r : m : I Erskine'^ Boot and Slioe Emporium, } Cor. Government and Johnson Sts. Victoria, B. O. CO u. OS ^^ a nil CO 66 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. McDonald & Co., soap manufacturers, Yates st. above Douglas st. McDonald J. E. (McD. & Co.), res. Yates st. above Jblanchard st. McDonald C. N., assist, accountant Dominion office, Birdcage walk. McDonald A. E., carpefiter, Kane st. near Quadra st. McDonald Joseph, carpenter, Chatham St., near Quadra st. McDonald J., carpenter (Smith & Clark). McDonald Joseph, jr., expressman, Chatham st, near Quadra st. McDonald Chas., apprentice, Vancouver foundry. McDonald N., blacksmith, Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. McDonald Hugh, carpenter, Vancouver house. McDonald Donald, laborer. Cook st. and Chatham st. McDonald J., teamster. Store st. McDonald James (Russell, McDonald & Co.), Victoria, B. C. McDonald Daniel, carpenter, Vancouver house. McDonald J., clerk (Telegraph office), Humboldt st. McDonald Hugh, contractor, Chatham st. near Blanchard st. McDonald R. F., teacher (St. Louis college), Pandora ave. McDonald F. J., salesman (A. B. Gray & Co.), Kane st. McDonak' Joseph, express wagon driver, Yates st. McDonald Alex., blacksmith, Chatham st. McDonald M, G., fireman E. & N. railway, St. Nicholas hotel. McDonell Major R. I., paymaster of militia, Birdcage walk. McDonell Miss C, tailoress (Leask & Morrison), Kane st. McDougall A., tailor (Gregg & Son), Frederick st. McDougall John, foundryman. McDowell John, contractor. Quadra st. McDowell Jos., teamster, Store st. McDowell Wm., drayman, Superior st. and Men2ies st. McDowell Thos., boiler maker (Albion iron works), Quadra st. McDowell W. J., prop. & editor daily "Evening Post," Yates st. res. Quadra st. McDowell Harry, compositor daily " Evening Post," hoseman fire dept., Quadra st. McDowell T. A., boiler maker, Quadr?, st. McDowell Chas., pressman daily "Evening Post," Quadra .st. McFeeley , (McLennan & McF.), Victoria, B.C. McFerran , ostler, Transfer Co.'s stables. McGhie James, carpenter, Royc^' hotel. Fort st. McGilHs J., bartender Adelphi saloon, res. Government st. McGinnis — «— , express driver, Transfer stables, Chatham st. McGirl Chas., machinist, St. Nicholas hotel. McGregor Alex., blr.cksmith, Fisgard st. near Douglas st. McGregor Mrs. A., midwife, Cormorant st. cor. Douglas st. McGregor J. H., carpenter (T. Storey), Cormorant st. McGuire Bernard, furrier. Telegraph hotel. A. CRECG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. ?SJ Sii ^o .S.S 9 ?^ l-"^ > • ^ e > ?S^ I r^ O > c 2 c 2 C f^ H |.s r*5 ^^ o CO i^ R. ^ 1f^ ^S- ^ §3 S3 ^■^ ^5' ■ z'S to - CO biO 2 ^ c o a ■ ■■■ ^ *' 3 ^ 2 ^ (0 (d 1 2 CD Z ^ r+ 0) « k Q» §5 O C »s o D CO a 0) •til c 4-" re eet, O c o a CO > H H z m C. A. Lombard & Co., '■^^SSo^xII'L.^c™'''' Agent* for the Bell Vrgun, Weber and Sli^inway Flanos. (D CD E o z a o i« H > "^ o ^ CO Tj >— "• r 13 m 0) H > CO o 3D 33 CO ^ O < m v z m z H CO c-t- CD fD cn L^ o H O 7 QD o J- o g I— ■• VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 67 McGuity Michael, teamster, St. Nicholas hotel. , .^ • ; ,, McHardy C, miner, London hotel. McHugh Samuel, prop. Pacific candy factory, two doors S. of P.O. McHughes Samuel, fruit & candy store, Blanchard st. nr. Pandora st. Mcllwaine , Victoria Truck & Dray Co., \A'harf st. . r ^ ^^ Mclnnes A., contractor and builder, Kane st. near Quadra st. . .:: Mcintosh S. F., foreman Rock Bay tannery. Rock Bay ave. j t; Mcintosh James, assist. (W. WiKson & Co.), res. Chathan^st. ^ ,?, Mcintosh R„ carpenter (Smith & ClarkX Yates st. ,fiw i:,, . Mcintosh A., carriage painter, Fisgard st. ;?-;:■ - Mcintosh A., painter (J. Meston), Fisgard st. ' ^^j «^ Mcintosh James, B.C. pilot, Rae st, cor. Douglas st. , : ^ Mclntyre J., bootmaker ((/. Maynard), Quadra st. Mclntyre W., upholsterer (J. Sehl). Mclvor , laborer, Porter's cabins, Store st. McKay Wm. J., printer, Brunswick hotel. '; . McKay Chas., carriage painter, Johnson st., res. Russell st. .■ McKay Mrs. Gordon, widow, Rae st. cor. Blanchard st. '; ,, McKay E. B., draughtsman (Albion iron works), Victoria. , \,^^ McKay Hugh, carpenter, Work st.. Rock Bay. , ,. , ,'rf McKay Mrs. T., widow. Work st.. Rock Bay. / . , ; McKay D. C, laborer. Work st. Rock Bay. McKay Donald, gentleman, Quebec st, James Bay. . j Jv McKay J. W., Indian agent. Belcher st, near Govt house. . ,• McKay L., cottages rear of Store st McKay D. L., fireman Nanaimo railway, St Nicholas hotel. McKecknie , compositor, "Colonist," Fisgard st ^ -i,.-,*i } McKenzic W. G., salesman ^Alex. Cowan), Church hill. ...-(. l/ijy McKenzie D., ship carpenter (Smith & Clark), Superior st. , McKenzie Mrs. D. C, milliner (Brown & White), res. Michigan st McKenzie D., laborer, St Nicholas hotel. v5 • MeKeon , wharfinger, cottages rear of Store st 'McKeon & Son, props. Oriental hotel, Yates st. and Oriental alley. McKeon W., Oriental hotel, Yates st McKeon W. J., Oriental hotel, Yates st. , ;? > /^ McKeown A., shoe cutter (Belmont factory), Blanchard st McKilligan & Anderson, contractors and builders, Langley st McKilligan W. D. TMcK. & Anderson), Yates st McKinley John, clerk, Bridge st, Victoria. ,,.;,, McLachlan Bros., dealers in feed and produce, Yates st ..(-t: McLachlan D. (Mc^ achlan Bro.s.), North Park st McLahlan C. (Harrison & McL.), Craigie Lea. McLagan J. C., editor and manager Victoria daily and weekly "Times," Blanchard st, Victoria. McLagan W., machinist (Albion iron works). Bay street GO mB. WILLIAMS £ GO., for Men's, Youths' and HoyB' Clothing. P 3 ^ ft- - s- o 3 ►n crq -TJ ■—>. P 3 -o rti r-f -1 rr o r n W rti o o o 7r 3 ** hO rA u it- O 3 (D CO 3 a o c n < c Johnson Street, bet. Broad a» m »> "I (4| 4 (I) HI 0) m 7) (0 H I O r > (0 O c H H m 71 "n 71 O z m r > d l-H o r o o w H > r X !z: •< O" 7> O ^ S 8 < CO H 30 m 5 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 69 McNiffe Wm., Grotto saloon, Trounce alley, res. View st. McNish W., accouhtant, Langley st, res. North Park st. McPhadden D., carpenter, Pandora st. McPhee D., contractor and builder, Kane st. near Quadra st. McQuade & Son, P., ship chandlers, Wharf st. McQuade E. A. (McQ.. & Son), Douglas st. cor. Humboldt st. McQuade L. G. (Mc.Q. & Son), Humboldt st. ; ... ^.j, /; ,j .^ ., i McQuarrie A., carpenter, Johnson st. McQueen Mrs. J. R, mantle maker, Chatham st. above Blanchard st. McRoberts J. E., messenger (P.O.), Govt. st. McSwain A. (McSwain & Dearden), Pandora st. S. side. r;;j>-,?-,j|. McTavish Mrs. M. E., Humboldt st. -i":'^'- McTeigh Mrs. S., widow, Chatham st, near Quadra st- > ,1,^. - / McTiegh Peter, moulder, N. Park st. j '■ , '. McTiernan Michael, dray stable, Pandora st. above Douglas st. McCloskey Charles, bar-keeper. View st. McKenzie J. R., carriage builder, Esquimalt road, yf ^ i ..! .r - ' McKettrick Wm., carriage maker. View st. (; ,-., .., ,. i / ,.„>■}.,:.• McLean Allen, plasterer. Quadra st. ! r , j ,. ; ' McWilliam.s Thos,, teamster, employ of G. Stelly. i-. i ■ ■ ,, ; ^ Nagle Patrick, miner, Humboldt st.. Cox's cabins, ; t , ... Nangle Charles, foreman (H. Manseu), Farquhar st. /-.^.j^ /,* it- Nash H. W., carpenter, Chatham st. 7: ; Nathan W., cigar maker (J. L. & J. Levy), Spring ridge. ' National Assurance Co. of Ireland, Wm. Monteith general agent for B. C, Government st. ,r; , ,.v Naylor Wm. K. G., clerk (W. G. Cameron), Michigan st. - . ",y. Naylor Miss Anna, nurse. Pandora St. Neaves John, porter (Findlay, Durham & Brodie), Menzies st. near Superior st. Neaves Chas., employ Findlay, Durham & Brodie, Michigan st. Neil Miss S., dress maker (Mrs. LePrince), Government st. Neil Wm., Porter's cabins. Store st. Neilssen Hans, longshoreman, Morison's cabins, Chatham st. Nelson P. R„ seaman, Morison's cabins, Chatham st. Nelson N., laborer (Loewen & Erb), Discovery st. Nelson John, tailor, P'ort st. near Moss st. Nelson W. I., merchant. North Park st. . ,^t ,r. Nelson Chas., Victoria Truck and Dray Co., Wharf st. Ne'son Mrs. L., Burns' cabins. Store st. Nelson & Johnson, props. New York coffee house, Yates st. Nelson C. (N. & Johnson), Yates st. Nesbitt & Co., prop. Victoria cracker factory. Fort st. Nesbitt Samuel, cracker bakery (Mrs. Ella), Fort st. Newbury Wm., saddler, harness & valise mfr., Govt, st.res. Beechy st. c. B. WILLIAMS & CO., m O p to; tr q 2 *5 O ft ^— w » "■ 8 ? TT O w n v> 3 t3 OTQ T) P 1^ <-t »> 3 orq 'i 1 (" I m . Keep always in Stock a First-Ciaas Assortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B. O. IfflmeiisB Assortment of Boots and Shoos. } ^"""•" ='*^°"'"'*' CO u a 9 9t: COS 09 D fi o CO r I Victoria, B. C. 70 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Newbury John C, clerk (Custom house), Beechy st. Newbur)^ C. W.. clerk (P.O.), Beechy st. Newman Geo. A., tailor, View st. Neufelder & Ross, grocers, Govt, st Neufelder E. C. (N. & Ross), Fort st. * New York restaurant. Nelson & Johnson, props., Yates st. nr. Broad st. Nicholas Wm., carpenter, Johnson st. Nicholas David C, engineer, actine-inspector of steamers, Cook st. near Johnson st. Nicholas W., employ of M. R. Smith, Johnson st. NichoUes & Renouf, hardware and farming implements, Yates st. cor. Broad st. Nicholles J. (N. & RenouQ, Fort st. Nichols E., painter, Johnson st. above Blanchard st. Nichols W. B., painter. Wood's cabins, John.son st. Nichols W., grainer (R. Lettice), Chatham st. Nicholson J. ri, (Clarke & N.), Yates st. near Cook st. Nicholson Henry, clerk Brown Jug, res. Dominion hotel. Nickson John J., Dallas road, near New wharf. Nickel Plate saloon, Thos. Garvin, prop.. Government st. Noble F. H., fruit and egg dealer, Yates st. Noble Henry, steam wood-cutting and coal yard, Store st. res. Princess, ave. Nolan J., tallyman (R. B. saw mill), Constance st. Noland John, teamster. Store st. Norris W. G., hardware and cutlery, Johnson st. Norris Frederick, saddler & harness maker, Govt. st. res. Douglas st. North Geo., barber saloon. Govt. st. res. Quadra st. Northcote Wm. Walter, carpenter and contractor, Toronto st. Northcote J., carpenter, Toronto st. Ncrthcote Miss F., dressmaker (Miss Swanwick), Ross Bay, Victoria. Nugent John, helper (Albion iron works), Western hotel. Null Wm., painter (R. Lettice), Colonial hotel. Nuttall Thos. C, real estate and ins. agent, Govt. st. res. Quebec st. Nuttall Reginald, real estate agent, Victoria. Oakes P., cracker baker (N, & Co.) res. Fort st, Oakley , machinist (J. Sehl), Windsor hotel. Oates Peter, baker, Nesbitt's bakery, Victoria. Oatsjno., miner. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st. O'Brien Mrs, M. A., widow. View st., above Douglas st, O'Brien P., hackdriver (A. Bowman), Kane st, above Blanchard st, O'Brien Jas. T., clerk Clarence, res. View st O'Brien H., clerk (John Weiler), Topaze ave. O'Brien J. M., reporter "Colonist," Douglas st O'Brien S., proprietor Senate saloon, res. Pandora st. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H P 0) PI m z 5- H »-i § 05 m cQ < 2 o 9 H O > n O O O H P t< (II r . < 012 H ■ tf (4 (» I C. A. Lombard & Co., "-^^^^o^! 'L^I""^' AgentiR for the Bell Orgau, ^eber an«l ^telnwny PIiiiimh. i » I! o CO CD CQ 3 o 3 (D a o ; m H SH o «Q < m 71 Z m z H CO « o O H O > n O O o c-t- VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 71 O'Brien C, slaughterman, Fort st. O'Brien T. H., hackdriver, Douglas st. v.\ O'Brien J. M., editor the "Colonist," Douglas st. Occidental hotel, cor. Wharf st. and Johnson st., Jos. Hayley. prop. O'Keefe Dennis, steward, St. Nicholas hotel. O'Leary D., ostler, Broad st. Osterhout W. E. (O. & Prout), Yates st. Osterhout & Prout, props. Brunswick house, Yates st. cor Douglas st. Ovens Wm., baker, Fort st. Owen Wm., mate str. "James Douglas," Pioneer st. Owens ; longshoreman, Morison's cabins, Chatham st. Orr J no., pattern maker (Albion iron works). Grand Pacific hotel. Oriental hotel, McKeon & Son, props,, Yates st. Oresto Frank, bootblack, Quadra st. r > ,, .t,u r. -k,^ v^ O'Reilly W., clerk (H. Y. & Co.), res. Chatham'st. O'Reilly Hon. P., Indian Reserve Commissioner, Indian office, res. Point Ellis. Oppenheimer S., clerk, Frederick st. .*ii>;:j.;, Oppenheimer David, merchant, res. Douglas house. rj Oppenheimer I., merchant, Cormorant st., above Douglas st. >; Ogilvey D. A. N., night watchman, David st. v,'5,'i v,. ;; - O'Garth , carpenter. Wood's cabins, Johnson st. Ofner A., grocer, Govt, st., res. Pandora ave. Offerhaus R., assist, master boys' high school, John st. nr. Govt. st. Odgers William, laborer, Oswego st. and Simcoe st. Oppenheimer Mrs. G., widow, Frederick st O'Neil F. C, hackdriver for Bowman, Royal hotel. O'Niel H., night watchman (Albion iron works). Princess ave. Olsen B. E., powder maker (C. Hay ward), Douglas st. Olsen Carl, laborer, cor. Douglas st. and Queen's ave. Oliver F., plasterer, Mrs. Cold well. Olburn Frank, longshoreman, Simcoe st. O'Kiere D. H., clerk (St. Nicholas hotel), Gbvt. st. Oien John, ship carpenter, Humboldt st. O'Brien H. L., employ of J. Weiler, Topaze ave. Ogle Edmund W., salesman, Pandora st. between Blanchard st. and Fisgard st. Ohlsen John, laborer, Humboldt st. Pagden Chas., prop. Merchant's Exchange, Fort st. Page Frank (Shears & Page), Fort st. above Cook st. Painter Samuel, laborer, View st. Palmer Digby, prof, of music. Fort st. above Blanchard. Palmer C, painter (J. Sears), Fort st. Palmer W. H., compositor, "Daily Evening Post." Pamphlet Capt. T. H., David st. GO •^ I— I 96 in M P. X o r > r oa CO > W as o o ?o CO o GO GO TO B. WILLIAMS £ CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA KETS, Etc. >.f II \'i. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas Viotori, a, B. G. fc¥. ij I Glieap, Darable & StyM Boots &; Slioes, [ ERSKINES' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 72 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Pamphlett Thos., gardener, David st. Panketh D., boiler maker (Albion iron Works), Green St. Papst John T., grocer, cor. Quadra st. and Fort st. Pape John, teamster (Transfer stables), Johnson st. Pardoe Chas., gunsmith store, Yates St., res. Fort st. Parker John, jr., salesman (J. Parker), Craigflower road. Parker John, bartender (California saloon), Johnson st. Parker John, butcher, res. Craigflower road. Parker John, Alfred st. Parke Wm., seamen, cabins, Herald st. Parks A., tailor (Leask & Morrison), Yates st. Partridge W., iron moulder (Wilson Bros). Partridge John T., asst. City Clerk, Quadra st. Partridge John, dealer in dry goods, -'Landsdowne House," Yates St., res. Quadra st. Partridge F., compositor Government printing office, Quadra st. Partridge Miss Minnie, milliner, Quadra st. Partridge Wm.. moulder (Vancouver foundry), Frederick st. and Quadra st. Pascoe Edward, laborer, Union saloon, Johnson st. Patterson John, farmer, Dominion hotel. Paterson John, engineer str. "Western Slope," John st. Patterson Robt., fireman R. B. saw mill, Constance st. Patterson Wm., seaman, Southgate's cabins, Store st. Patton William P., carpenter, cor. Oswego st and Simcoe st. Patton James, laborer. Quadra st. Paul John, miner, Cosmopolitan hotel. Pauline F., book-keeper (S. Leiser), Henry st. Pauline E. A., reporter "Standard," Victoria, B. C. Pauline Geo., clerk (J. B. Ferguson & Co.), Victoria, B. C. Pauline B., clerk (J. Sehl), Victoria, B. C. Payne F., barber, Waddington alley, res. Johnson st. Paine Wm., clerk (E. B. Marvin), James Bay, Victoria. Payne Chas., civil engineer, cor. Quadra st. and Chatham st. Pearce J. D., machinist (Albion iron works). Rock Bay ave. Pearse Benj. W., C.E., Fern wood, Cadboro Bay road. Pearson, T. B., prop. B. C. shirt factory, Langley st, res. Pem- broke St. Pea -son Wm., Pembroke st. Pease A. McGowan, clerk (Chas. Russell & Co.;, Douglas st. Peat James, furrier (J. & J. Boscowitz), Southgate's cabins, Store st. Peatt Fred., currier (Rock Bay tannery) res. Craigflower road. Pelletier John, (Steitz Bros), Fisgard st. PcUew Thos., stove moulder (Albion iron works), Herald st. Pemberton Hon. A. F., Ross Bay road. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC dt. SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. '^ t l-i (/) < ^ .s.> IS £? •^ c o ^ ■M ^ 9< biD T- O rt II ^> c u O b (0 £ ■ ■■ (0 ti X o o o CO i!i r o 9^ 4 o < O «-♦- o C. A. Lombard & Co.. '-^*Bi'l°Mus'o store, TTTCTOSai-A., B. C 3 '^ f2 tuo ■^ c o ^ O rt C W ff H o 62 SI tl 4 33 O AcentM for llie Bell OrKaii« Welter miiiI xleliiWHy I'Iiiiioh. CD r CD a V ^ ■a Q o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 73 *:^ Pemberton C. C, law student (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken), Fair- field road. Pendray & Co.» props. B. C. Soap Works, Humboldt st. Pendray W. J. (Pendray & Co.), cor. Courtenay st. and Gordon st. Penwill C. T., carpenter and builder, Johnson St., res. Frederick st. Percival Rev. W. W., pastor of Wesley Church, Quadra st near Mason st. Peritch Antone, fisherman, Southgate's cabins. ;■>'•■' Perkins W. H. S. P., clerk (D Spencer), Simcoe st, \. Perkins J., miller, Victoria. Perkins Chas., messenger Inland Revenue Department. Perkins Mrs. M. L., housekeeper, clerical residence Yates st. Perpino H., laborer, Pioneer St. , , . .; . Perrin G. A., agent, Humboldt st. ■ '■, ; * Perry T., Union saloon, 42 Johnson st. ^'''' ' • '' ■ T Perry J., express wagon driver, Yates st. ' \' ' ' Perry C. E., civil engineer, cor. Quadra st. and Chatham st. Perry Thos., aloon keeper, Union saloon, Johnson st. Petch Thomas, laborer, Herald st. cabins. ' .'^^' Peters Mrs., widow, Spring ridge. ' ,' Peterson J., engineer (Rock Bay tannery), res. John st. Peterson Mrs., matron French hospital, Collinson st. Petherick George, plasterer. Rock Bay ave. Petherick William, plasterer, Rock Bay ave. ;.; Petit Wm., capt. of the W. P. Sayward, John st. cor. Bridge st. Pettingell B. C. (McDonald & Co.;, Rae st. near Blanchard st. Pettit G. (Lindsay & P.), Store st. Petzschler G. A., cooper, Kingston st. Phelps Mrs. A., nurse. View st. above Blanchard st. Phierney Dan., carpenter, Vancouver house, Yates st. Phillips Geo., stove dealer, De Cosmos' block, Govt. st. Phillips D., moulder (Albion iron works), Kane st. Phillips Alex., prop. Pioneer soda water, &c., factory, Yates st. res, Kane st. Phillips L., clerk (J. Hawkins), Fort st. Phillips Mi.ss J. H., dressmaker. Govt. st. Phillips John, currier and tanner, Chatham st. Phillips Joseph, barkeeper, Clarence hotel. PhilUps B, A., painter and glazier (Pickering & Co.), Fort st. Phillips James, Leneveu's cottages, Chatham st. Phillips C. J., chief engineer V. F. D.,prop. London hotel, Johnson st. Phillips D. A., iron and brass moulder (Albion iron works), Kane st. Phillips J. E., granite and marble works, View st, above Blanchard St., res. North Park st. Philips J., farmer, Niagara st. ii^ ^\f B\i/ll IIAMCi? Pn Make a Specialty of Cuildrens' Clothing. ■ fflLLIAIVIO OC UUiy Examine their stock before going elsewhere. JOHNSON STREe/. bet. BROAD AND DOUQLAS VICTORIA. B. C. Vi rt- tr n r n 3 crq td < o S o ^ ?r 2. o SL v> « (/J H^. r-' 3 V t-'i >xi- n "i 3 td 3 ; >^ If ft Mine's Boot and Shoe Empormm, } Cor. Ooveinment and Johnion Sts. Victoria, B. O. OS COS ttf Ujl CO ! li' «Jd 74 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Philippa W, H., engraver, die sinker and stamp maker, Yates st. above Douglas st. Phillips P. A. (A. Phillips), Kane st. Phillips William, cigar maker, North Park st. and Quadra st. Phipps Stanley, clerk of records. Govt, building, Dallas road. Phoenix Joseph, blacksmith, str. "Princess Louise." Phoenix brewery, Chas. Gowen & Sons, Yates st. and Blanchard st. Phuck Capt. T., miner, Cosmopolitan hotel. Pickering & Co., employm.ent agent.s, &c., Fort st. Pickering J. F". (Pickering & Co.), Fort st. Pierce Mrs. R. F., dressmaker, Douglas st. near Kane st. Pierce S., clerk (Neufelder & Ross), Gorge road. Pierce F. L., tailor, Vancouver house. Piercy John, clerk (D. Spencer), Douglas st. Pierre Thos. W., tailor and dyer, Yates st. res Pioneer st. Pierre John T., clerk (J. T. Pierre), Pioneer st. Pierce John, laborer, Chatham st. Pierson G., carpenter, Colonial hotel. Pike Harry M., 2nd cook Colonial hotel, Johnson st. Pincum J., cigar maker (J. L. & J, Levy), North Park st. Pittict H., plumber (J. Braden), res. Menzies st. Pittock Robert, Menzies st. Pitts S. J., whole.sale grocer, &c., Yates st. res, Fort st. Meace Mrs. James, widow, North Park st. Pledger Robert, laborer. Fort st. above Douglas st. Plumme.r Robert, mining engineer, Superior st. Plummer Sergt.-maj. Robt. J., clerk (P. McQuade & Co.), Superior st. Pointer N., second-hand clothing, Johnson st. Pollard Miss A., 6th assist, boys' public school. Pollard Rev., Saanich road. Pollard W., barrister. Govt. st. res. Vancouver st. Poole T. A., clerk (J. B. Ferguson & Co.) Poole W., clerk (Jas. Dwyer & Co.), Gordon hotel. Pooley Chas. E., M.P.P. and speaker (Davie & P.), Fernhill, Esqui- malt road. Pope James, miner. Angel hotel. • Pope S. D., supt. of education. Birdcage walk, James Bay. Porter John, laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Porter Robert, prop. Island market, cor. Johnson st. & Douglas st. Porter Robert J., clerk (Island market), Johnson st. Porter Chas., clerk (Robert Porter), Johnson st. Porter John, teamster. Transfer Co., Herald st. Porter Frank, ostler. Prince of Wales, Broad st. Post Chas., machinist (S. Gray), Rae st. Portman N., grocer, Douglas st, near Yates st. an o 'Of 1I^ A. GREGG ^ SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA, B. C. CO c ■ mmm O c a 11 ^f o 31 CO 2 - 30 S a o < m 2 ^ m td 2 (D 2° S3 *§ (9 U) o z. ' t3 3^ u- ■ (0 c ti X o o a leet, C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^S2o»xI!°=.^I°''^' Acenta fnr the Bell Orc*B« Weber nad Hlrinway PiiiiiAH. H 13- > ^ X ^ m U) m O E o z a o w H > <^ F ^ o ^ CO Tj r :3 0) H I— '• 3 3 (0 M o 3D 31 o < 1*1 7> Z m z H (0 ■:^ o H O 7) 09 0) o 3 CD oB: ■ t3 VICTORIA CITY DIRECT'JRY. 75 ^?nx :^^4' ■ J O.O} Pottinger J., compositor (Govt, printing office), Cook st. Pottinger Geo., ex-teacher, Cook st. Pottinger David, dry goods salesman. Cook st. ' ,'• Pottinger William, gardener. King's road. :..; ■-■^ * i ,; Power Mrs. M., widow, Rae st., near Blanchard st. • ;; •; Powers M., carpenter (Smith & Clark), Douglas st. ' ■ •»/: ■ Powers M., Albion saloon, Douglas st. ^ ;;' Powers L. O., general dealer, Amelia st. Powell Wm., bl'ksmith & wagcn-maker, Johnson st.,res. Pandora &t. Powell Lieut.-col I. W. (M.D., J. P.), Indian supt. for B.C., Douglas st. res. Vancouver st. Powell Geo. & Co., d'lers in crockery, &c.. Govt, st., De Cosmos' block. Powell Geo. (G. P. & Co.), Menzies st. Powers & Johnson, Albion saloon, Yates St. Preece W. M., waiter (Steitz Bros.), Spring Ridge. ; Preece Wm., miller. Spring Ridge. Preece Miss Adeline, dressmaker, Spring Ridge. Prescott James, carpenter. Spring Ridge. Prevost J. C, registrar supreme court, Montreal st. .' Pridham H., cabinet maker (J. Sehl). ' ' ' Pridham Edward, cabinet maker (J. Sehl), Work st. r v ■ , Priest E., surveyor I. R. R., Grand Pacific. Prior H. K., freight and pass, agent, E. & N. railway, Govt. st. Prior Edward Gawlor, M.P.P., dlr. in agricl. implnts., &c.. Govt. st. Protestant Orphans' Home, Miss S. Fawn, matron, Rae st. near Blanchard st, , Prouse R., carpenter (S. Gray), Fairfield road. Prout W. (Osterhout & P.), Brunswick hotel. .''-'■ : Pulvermiller Otto, cigar maker (M. Bantly), Vancouver house. Pridham Henry, cabinet maker, Second st. near Blanchard st. Powers Mrs., widow, Yates st., above Blanchard st. Quinlan W. J., D.D.S., dentist. Government st. Quick Richard, miner, Humboldt st. Raab W., salesman (V. V. & Bro.), Govt. st. Rabouillard Mrs., widow, John st., Work estate. Rabouillard John, fisherman, John st. Rabouillard Thomas, fisherman, John st. Rabson Sydney, teamster, E. & N. R. R. Rae Geo., bricklayer, David st. cor. Bridge st. Rae James, book-keeper. Belcher st. above Cook st. '* ^ ■ Ragazzoni C. (Boucherat & Co.), Yates st. Rayner P. A., carpenter (Smith & Clark), North Park st. Ralph W., C.E., St. Nicholas hotel. Rhambaud Frederick, furnace feeder, Telegraph hotel. Raeubo S., fi^erman, Southgatc's cabins. Store st. in OP CO 3 O C CfQ -- a> < GO TO B. WILLIAMS £ GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. C m m \'f' Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. i '.; Headparters for Boots and Shoes, ) ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. Ho I 76 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Ramsay Robt., book-keeper (W. F. Wood), Ideal boarding: house. Ramsay Jaiiics, pilot, Store st. Ramsey John, watchman, Porter's cabins. Store st. Rand Bros., real estate agents, Fort st. near Broa 1 st. Rand C. D., notary jjublic (Rand Bros.), Douglas l*-. Randolph Jos. J., printer, Meares st. Randolph Mrs,, Meares st. Randolph F., tinsmith (A. Lewis), Quadra st. Ranker Chas., cigar maker, Grand Pacific hotel. Rappertic A., photographer (Mrs. R, Maynard), Douglas st. Raronske Leon, waiter, Oriental hotel. Ratcliffe W., employ of Vancouver house. Raugh Albert, waiter, str. "Rithet." Ray, (Stephens & Ray), laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Raymur Mrs., widow, Kingston st. and Dallas road. Raymur Jas. L., accountant (Hasting's S. M. Co.), Store St., Birdcage walk. Rayner T. G., carpenter, Vates st. Read John M., bootmaker. Store st. nr. Johnson St., res.'Quadra st. Rebe William, butcher, Mrs. Bray's. Redmond W. H., salesman (Ames Holden Co.), Church hill Redfern C. E,, watchmaker and jeweller, Government st., res. Dallas road, James Bay. Redgrave Stroud, candy manufacturer, Douglas st. Redmond & Jones, livery stables, Johnson st. above Douglas st. Redmond John, (Jones & R.), res. Pioneer st. Redmond F., clerk (Jones & Redmond), Pioneer st. Redon & Hartnagel, props. Driard House, View st. & Douglas st. Redon L. ( R. & Hartnagel), Driard house, View st. Reed Geo., waiter. Quadra st. cor. Johnson st. Reed Chas., general dealer, Herald st. near Douglas st. Reid S., clerk (W. J. Jeffree), Kane st. Reid A. F., head waiter Union Club. Reid Andrew, builder, Michigan st. Reid William, St. Louis st. Reid P. M., chief engineer str. 'Rithet." Reid John, Stronich's cabins. Reid Thomas, farmer, Dallas road. Reidel Miss Mary (Kerg & R.), res. Fort st. Reilly J. R., stableman, Vancouver st. near Yates st Reilly John, fireman ^str, "Amelia." Rendall Robert S., farmer, Simcoe st. Rendell H. B., painter, Douglas st. cor. View st. res. Johnson st. Rendell E., painter (H. B. Rendell), View st. Rendell R., carpenter, View st. * A. GRECC <&, SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. (0 8 V \i s o r > (0 o c H H m 3) ■n 71 O z z PI t C. A. Lombard & Co., ^"^^^°ji^i',^:e^i°'"' 4KI-KIII fnr thr R«-ll Organ, Wrbrr Mad Htrlnwny Pl«ii«i>. DC n r > D z o > 5^ O M C/) H > tx) r C/) g •< o* < m g > VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 77 Renfree J., laborer (Chas, Govven & Sons), Blanchard st. near View st Rcnnie Geo., fisherman, Southj^atc'.s cabins, Store st. Revnigue Fritz, brewer, Spring Ridge. Renouf C. E. (Nicholles & Renouf), Dallas road. Revely F., real estate agent. Govt, st., res. Saanich road. Reynold Fred., retired farmer, res. Yates st. Reynolds D., engineer locomotive No. 3, Western hotel. Rhodes Gilbert, American customs offiL T^'ort st. and Cook st. Rhodes Mrs. S. H., widow, Maplehurst, B>.i chard ave. Rhodes H., clerk (bank of B.C,), Klancha c ave. Rhodes Charles, accountant, Victoria. ,.,•., Richards Hon. A. N., barrister-at-lavv , i^'ort '-'t. , , ,.^ Richards Mrs., widow, Quebec St., riear Men/ics St. i\v hards \^^, contractor. Western hotel. Richards F. C, clerk (Alex. Cowan), Government st. Richards John, clerk (H. B. Co.), Quebec st. Richards R., cigar-maker (Kurtz & Co.), Johnson st. " Richards Frank G., prop. Uncle Frank's saloon, Langley st. Richards F. G. jr., prop. Clarence hotel, Douglas st. cor. Yates st. Richards Joseph R. A., clerk, Clarence hotel. . , , Richardson G., farmer, North Park St., above Quadra St. Richardson G. A., clerk (Brown & White), res. N. Park st. [ ,' .; :, Reihberg John, laborer (Peters' brewery), Spring Ridge. , ;.,".,' Richman William, cabinet maker, Cook st. and Fort st. ,;, .. Riddle D., lumberman (Muirhead & Mann), Blanchard st. ,;; ,; Ridgman A., clerk (II. B. Co.), Frederick st. Ridgman Mrs. E., widow, Frederick st. Ridley Robert, laborer, Chatham st. Ridley Mrs. R., Chatham st. above Govt, st. Rife David, painter (H. B. Rendell), Johnson st. Riley John, engineer, Fort st. Riley John, ostler, Cosmopolitan hotel. Ripper Philip, laborer, Victoria. Rithet Robert Paterson, J. P. (W. R. & Co.), Humboldt st. near Vancouver st. Rittet R., clerk (Germania saloon), View st. Ritter John, wood dealer (R. B. sawmill), Constance st. Rex J. H., mate str. "Pilot." ,.,„ ;, Rex Capt,, str. "Alexander," Occidental hotel. Roach J., laborer, St. Nicholas hotel. Roarke Thos., rubber stamps, (at Williams,' Broad st.), Johnson st. Roarke Michael, gasworks, Johnson st. Roarke Jas. (Waitt's book store, Govt, st), Johnson st. above Cook st. Robbins M. R., watchmaker. Broad st. near Johnson st, Robbins John, expressman. Kingston st. .\i t !'!''>: B. WILLIAMS & GO., Johnson Street, beh Keep always m Stock a Pirst-Ciass Assortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B, C. c o < o o 5" O 3 a CO n cr o w 8 -^ O r o n (/> It- n. o' n tr. 5" ■r) n ►n P 3 a to crq CA '•1 ^^% » i. sS IiiensB AssortfflBnt of Boots and Shoos. } ^•""■' """"""• ViOTORIA, B. C. 78 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Robelee C. B., contractor and builder, Wharf st, res. Caledonia ave. Roberts R., merchant tailor, Fort st. res. Church hill. Roberts Edward, shoeblack (Oriental hotel), Oriental alley. Roberts J., fireman, Electric Light Co., Occidental hotel. Roberts S. A., Dominion land surveyor, Vancouver st. Roberts Wm., Michigan st. Robertson Johnj chief engineer, str. "Maude." Robertson Gideon, real estate agent, Govt, st., res. Fort st. Robertson John, blacksmith & boilermaker, Store st. res. Herald st. Robertson A. S., carpenter (McKillican & Anderson), Work estate, Robertson W. A., blacksmith, Broad st. cor, Yates st. res. Chatham st. Robertson W. H., carpenter, Henry st. Robinson W. C, customs broker, Langley st. res, James Bay. Robinson Mrs. V, E., widow. Princess st, Robinson T. H., book-keeper (B. A. P. Co.), Occidental hotel. Robinson Chas., butcher. View st. Robinson John, engineer, Telegraph hotel. Robinson J. J., ship carpenter, Montreal st. Robinson J. W. (Jas. Dwyer & Co.), Pioneer st. Robinson Jas. D., city clerk. View st, Robinson Calvin, paper-hanger and painter. Fort st. Robson Hon, John, M,P.P., provincial secretary. Birdcage walk. Robson C. W., clerk (D, Spencer), First st. Rock Bay ward school. Miss Jackson teacher, John st. Rock Bay tannery, W, Heathorn, prop,, Rock Bay. Rockit Wm., carpenter, Johnson st. near Cook st. Rogers Matthew, carpenter, Toronto st. and Montreal st. Rogers C, W., fruit store, Govt, st., S. of Broughton st. Rogers John, tinner, John st. Rohlfs , cabinet maker, (J, Sehl), Victoria, Roper Fred, F,, carpenter, Alfred st, near Cook st. Roper H,, ca.rpenter (McKillican & Anderson), James Bay. Roper H. H,, carpenter, James Bay. Roper Charles, carpenter, James Bay. Rosa John, miner, Cosmopolitan hotel, Roseman F,, waiter, Driard house. Roskelly Jos., tanner, Store st, Roscoe Chas,, carpenter, Vancouver house. Rosenberg John, clerk (Gutrnan & Frank), Humboldt st. Roskamp J., carpenter (J. P. Burgess), Kingston st. Roskelly Wm., laborer. North Park st. near Cook st, Roskelly J., teamster (Rock Bay tannery), Store st. Ross J., stone cutter (J. E. Phillip.s), St. Nicholas hotel. Govt. st. Ross Alex. H., teamster, Victoria. Ross Dixi H. (Neufelder & R.), Frederick st. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VfOTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. (I) 1 1 H 1 n t h i b » 0) 8 ^ » fid g <(}x a ■ < ,«, ros ;: 6g § bo 5 5> V H c , Sp So H W fi .H§ H ^-- a w 1? H ED r Pi • H 0) b <} X r . < ^°; H 05 S8g [4 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^o^^'L®!""' Agents for the Bell Orxan, Weber and titclnway PlHnoR. E 8 CD O Of 14 o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 79 Ross Wm., builder, Third st. Work estate. Ross R, painter (R. Lettice), South Park st. Ross Chas., ':arpenter, Johnson st. Rosson Geo. P., chimney sweeper, &c., Yates st. between Blanchard St. and Quadra st. Rostier Mrs. Ella, Humboldt st. Rouahard Madame, lodging-house, Yates st. above Cook st. Rouse Peter, expressman, Fairfield road. Row Isaac, laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. , Rowbotham G. W., salesman (V. V. & Bro.), Fort st, Rowbotham A. J. & Co., groceries and provisions, Douglas st. cor. Pandora st. Rowbotham A. J. (R. & Co.), res. Cormorant st, Rowe J., blacksmith (Albion iron works). Pioneer st. Rowe Geo., driver of stone-crusher, Douglas st. cor. of Fisgard st. Rowebottom Mrs., Forf st. Roycroft H. B., supt. prov. police, Bastion sq. Rudge Geo., prop. Victoria marble works, Douglas st. cor. Fisgard . St. res. Broad St. .....t--, .? ; ,- k^- -i.s, Rudge Henry, marble cutter, Fisgard st. "- ' fc j a / Rudge H. A., stone cutter (G. Rudge), Fisgard .st. iCKJ < Rudge H., furniture finisher (J. Sehl), Broad st. r ; Rudlin George, capt. " Princess Louise," Spring Ridge. Ruefif Joe, clerk (Teutonia saloon), Pandora ave. Rupell T., bartender, Store St., at Mr. Burnett. Russell Hugh, laborer, Humboldt st. Russell Thos., City water commr., assessment collector, Ma.son st. Russell D., blacksmith (Albion iron works), Chatham st. Russell David, car driver, Colonial hotel. Russell Chas. & Co., props, cheap variety store, Douglas st. cor. " Fisgard st. Rus8i.ll Jas., Scotch bakery, Douglas st. near Johnson st. Russ.'U Geo. S., barber (W. Whittaker), res. Chambers st. Russell, McDonald & Co. (C. Russell & Co.), English house, cor. Blanchard st. and Fort st. Russell C. (R. McDonald & Co. and Chas. Russell & Co.), Douglas st. Russell JdS., miner, Humboldt st, Cox's cabins. Rusta Andrew, navigation office, "Spratt's Ark." Rustic Alfred, head porter, Driard house. Rutherford Archibald, ship carpenter, Superior st. Rutland Henry, clerk for Shears & Page, Fort st. cor. Broad st. res. Kane st. Rutland Mrs., costume & mantle maker, Kane st. above Douglas st. Ryan A. G., nurseryman, Humboldt st. Rapp'^ C, watchmaker, employ of G. Lange, rop.. Pandora st. I. C. GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas Vic/tori, a, B. O. ii Cleap, DnraWe A Stylish Boots & Shoes, \ ^^Z.iTS''' CO 111,- o| z| U I/) < ^ The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GRECG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. as .5.> !2 ^ >^ ^ • c o ^ 9< en bX) - O rt 2 o J^ 4-1 *.> tn « +J~ C OJ :- (U ■St CO c +-■ CO X o o c o a CO < n 5' " CQ 4 Id 4 o CO O < o O in t: < 3 'O > w ii « 4-r to ^t. 0) faiO £ 0) (« X o o c o CO c. C, A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^SSoll^r.^i^""' AgentH ffnr Ibe Bell Ornaii, Weber and rtteluwny ri«ii«>N. r > u K •< ft° l{^ s Q 133 ^ 9 (/) 'i >•* r-t- i 13- CD r ii) (D 4 5 o •a o o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. ' - 8l Scott Mrs., widow. Gorge road. Scott William, carpenter, Spring Ridge. Scott H. J., clerk (Wm. Gordon), New Gorge road. Scott Wm., carpenter (Smith & Clark), North Park st. :.,>:,. ^v.' Scott Mrs., widow, Toronto st. Scott W., pattern maker (Albion Iron Works), Grand Pacific Hotel. Scott John H., steward. Pioneer st. Scott Wm., prop. Ship Inn tavern. Wharf st. res. Princess ave. Scriven Ven. Austin, Archdeacon of Vancouver, Kingston st. Sea Samuel, clerk (A. Holmes;, Princess ave. Sea S., shipbuilder, Blanchard st. cor. Princess ave. ;:f jj-f i -ti Seabrook B. R., bookkeeper (Albion Iron Works), Douglas st. and Hillside ave. Sears D. S.,sailmakcr (over E. B. Marvin), Wharf st. res. Franklin st. Sears Joseph, painter (above "The Clarence"), Yates st. res. Fort st. Seaman J., hack driver, Doughis St. ,,'.;•<,;. : , • Sebastian S., carpenter, Johnson st. .^^ .v '*>- :f Seeley W. C. S., Australian Hotel, Government st. v- l---; •-'..•>'•• Seeley J. il . Government st. H T! . > ,v Seghers Most Rev. Chas. John, Archbishop, Yates st. Sehl Jacob, furniture mfr. and dealer. Govt. st. res. Laurel Point. Sehl Wm., clerk (Jacob Sehl), Laurel Point. Sehl John J., clerk (Jacob Sehl), Laurel Point. Sehl Frank, prop, Teutonia Saloon, Governriient st. bet. Yates st. and Johnson st. res. Pandora st. cor. Quadra st. Sellick Henry, carpenter, John st and Rock ave. ■•■' » ! Semple Robert, machinist (Albion Iron Works), Rock Bay. Semple A., carriage maker (J. Meston), Esquimalt road. Sere & Co., feed merchants, Yates st. above Blanchard st. Seive Peter, gardener, St, Ann's Convent, Humboldt st. Sessions M. S., carpenter, Blanchard st. r> v^ -i Sewell Jas., baker (S. E. B. King), Fort st. :*;.'.' Seymour Geo., bookkeeper, Occidental Hotel. Shade G., bootmaker (H. Mansell), res. Douglas st. Shade Miss M., dressmaker (Mrs. Le Prince), Douglas st. Shade Mrs., widow, Douglas st. Shade E., waiter, Victoria, B. C Shakespeare Mrs. N., fancy dry goods. Broad st. cor. View st. Shakespeare Noah, M. P. for Victoria city district, agent, cor. Broad St. and View st. Shakespeare F., compositor (Govt. Printing Office), View st. Shanks J. F., carpenter, Grand Pacific Hotel. Shannon & Co., general land agents, Galpin's block. Government st. Sharp Frederick, carriage maker (W^ Mable), Pandora st. above (^uadra st. B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Make a Specialty of Childbens' Clothing, Examine their Stock before going elsewhere, Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqu^s Victoria. B. O. a> r n 5' crq W o o ?r o c w n o_ ID 3 W < o n a Cd ST 3 ^i^ ^■■'1 :i ill \d pp Ers^ine's Boct and Shoe fiiponim, } 1: Cor. Government and Johnson Sts. Victoria, B. G. 82 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Sharp C. H., caulker, Pandora st. cor. Quadra st. Sharp D., tailor, Douglas st. near Yates st. Shaw Andrew, city pound keeper, Mason st. Shaw G. C. (Cowan & Shaw), Pandora st. Shaw John, waiter (Lome Restaurant), Johnson st. Shaw A., tinsmith (H. C. Wilson), St. Nicholas Hotel. Shaw Thos., foreman boilermaker (Albion Iron Works), Chatham st. Shaw Richard, manager Uriard Transfer Co., Western Hotel. Shaw William, waiter, Clarence Hotel. Shear? J. C, butcher, (Beek & Co.,). Grand Pacific. Shea ion J as., man-servant, res. Yates st. Shaw T., (boilermaker), prop. Western hotel. Store st. cor. Discovery st. Shears & Page, dry goods merchants (London House), Gov't.[^st. Shears Walter, (Shears & Page), res. Menzies st. James Bay. Sheehan Daniel, fireman. Telegraph Hotel. Shepherd Edm. C, engineer, Work st. Rock Bay. Sheppard H. W., sergeant of police. Herald st. Sherbeck Sol., waiter, Victoria. Sherborne R. T., carpenter (Smith & Clark), Angel Hotel. Shore & Anderson, furniture dealers, Douglas st. cor. Johnson st. Sauer C, bartender. Angel Hotel, Sherring S. J. H. (Kelly & Co.,) Johnson st. above Quadra st. Shering S., carpenter. Pandora st. Shewan W. H., draynian (Albion Iron Works), lumboldt st. Shields Mrs., seamstress, Putnam st. Shields Kate, dressmaker, Putnam st. Shields Emily, dressmaker, Putnam st. Shields Wm.. slaughterman, Putnam st. Shields James, jr., bartender (Prince of Wales Saloon), Gov't, st. Shields A., carriage maker, (J. Meston). Shields Richard, driver, Bowman's stables. Shields John, driver. Bowman's stables. Shinabarger J. J., printer, Johnson st. Shirk J., turner, TMuirhead & Mann), John st. Shore J., clerk (G. Green & Co.), res. new Gorge road. Shore & Anderson, mfrs. of furniture, Douglas st, opp. City Hall. Shore A. E., ( S. & Anderson), res. Government st. Shorey H. & Co., clothing manufacturers Montreal, Government st. Short John, laborer, Pioneer Saloon, Douglas st. Short Henry, gun maker. Fort st. Ross Bay. Short N., clerk (Henry Short), ]R.oss Bay. Shotbolt Thos., druggist, Johnson st. Sievers Miss L., dressmaker, (Mrs. Le Prince), Government st. Sieward H. F., prop. "Concordia" and "Germania" Johnson st. and Douglas St. res. Chatham st. ^^ 'oil o r m i4 < I IK dd -^ w O 30 *0 OB 60 ■ V '01,0 O Ah r ■at 8 to* c ti X o o c o a CO C. A. Lombard & Co., ^"^So^^^e.^:.""'' AKentN for the Bell OrgHii, Weber and Htrmway pianoii. . O 0> H CO CD C/) > H H X m 2 O 28 z a H > 13- (D t— '• ^ CO VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 83 Siffken W. C, manager De Widerhold & Co., James Bay Bridge. Siheler Ralph, moulder, (Wilson Bros., > Vancouver foundry. Silbertin A., waiter, Driard House. Silver John, grocer, Johnson St., s<; , ♦ ^ ,, Sime W., bootmaker (H, Borde;, Humboldt st. ..uwt .Simpson, G. F. D., clerk, (P. O.), Douglas st. - ^ Simpson Alex., tailor (D. Simpson), Cadboro Bay road. --'•,•■ >f Simpson C, hostler, (Transfer Stables), Johnson st. Simpson Donald, merchant tailor. Fort st. near Broad st. Simpson G. L., dealer in furniture, Douglas st. near Yates st res. Johnson st. i^; /> Simpson H. I., packer (H. B. Co.), Wharf st. • ;. . »' 1,' » • Simpson Thos., drayman (Wm. Croft), Frederick st. < ' -:'•; i - Simpson Mr., clerk (Hudson Bay), Lawrence st. > ,'■;/- Simpson Thomas, drayman, wharf st. x C V Simpson D., accountant Bank of B. N. A., Victoria, B. C. • • j ^ Simpson , butcher, Johnson st. above Cook st. * ; • ;. Sims Walter, butcher. Spring Ridge. ;\ vr^^v ^!r Sims Miss M., Cigar Box Factory, "Colonist," Pandora st. :ui>'. Since Edmund, carpenter, cor. Lawrence st. and Simcoe st. Sinclair Robert, laborer, Niagara st. Sinclair Mrs., widow, Humboldt st. near Douglas st. ;(•'• Sinton Walter, wharfinger, Simcoe st. Slater W. E., agent Dunn, Wiman & Co., Victoria. Slater Mrs., widow, Victoria. Slater W. E., manager Dunn, Wiman & Co., Pandora st Slaughter T., blacksmith, )W. Grimm), Railroad Hotel. • Sleightholme Wm., ship carpenter, Chatham st. above Quadra st Sloan W. H., gentleman, St. Nicholas Hotel. Smallbone C. R. & Co,, gardeners and florists, Johnson st, above Cook st Smallbone Charles, gardener, res. Johnson st Sniallbone C, clerk. Quadra st near Yates st Smallfield W. B., Captain No. 4 Battery, G. A., clerk (T. B. & Co.), Douglas House. ' Smilow Henry, scavenger, Vancouver st. Smith Joseph, barkeeper (Albion Saloon), Yates st near Wadding- ton alley. Smith John, steward Union Club, Gordon st Smith Joseph, policeman, St Louis st. near Cook st / i Smith Robert, brewer, Herald st ; i-^ vv; ;. Smith & Clark, Steam Plaining Mills, Contractors, Fort st Smith A. J., (S. & Clark), Superior st Smith Jas., clerk (Harris & Hargreaves), res. Superior st James Bay. Smith William T.. compositor ("Times office"), res. Superior st p 3 V- 3 ■1 crq "TJ II-*. » 3 "S r* >-t 3* (T) r n 8 n w 3 ** ■T) (n C r+ « |U ?S 3 n ^ ao ^B. WILLIAMS & GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. CO 3 r+ O o e n < Vi n Johnson Street, bet. Broad and bouoLAs, Victoria, B. O. EeadQuarters for Boots and 8I1008, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 84 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Smith Chas., baker, S. E. King. Smith John L., cigarmaker (B. Levy), cor. Douglas st. and Herald .st. Smith Phil R., bookbinder, Douglas st. and Pembroke st. Smith James, clerk, Princess ave. Smith Eric, miner, Stronach's cabin, Herald .st. Smith Wm. J., bricklayer. King's road. Smith Edwin C, assistant city clerk. Fort st. Smith John, messenger Dom. Savings Bank, Alfred st. Smith Thos. R., asst. comrnr. H. B. Co., Fort st. Smith Joseph, police constable, Johnson st. Smith S. McC, ship carpenter, Second st.. Work estate. '] Smith Jas. Sainsbury, engineer, res. Humboldt st. Smith C. McK., prop, and editor "Standard," Govt, st, res. Fort st. Smith C, clerk (O'Brien & Kearns), Government st. Smith M. R., Victoria bakery, 208 Fort st. Smith Garratt, clerk (M. R. Smith), Fort .st. Smith H., clerk (M. R. Smith), Fort st. Smith Arthur, machinist. Broad st. cor. Trounce alley. Smith F., painter (R. Lettice), Vancouver house. Smith Jas., foreman A. J. Smith, Greene st. Smith Frank, clerk (Commercial hotel), Douglas st. Smith Geo., clerk (Palace saloon), Pandora st. Smith G., carpenter (A. J. Smith), Dallas road. Smith S., painter (H. B. Rendell), Spring Ridge. Smith H B., civil engineer (G. A. Keefer), Clarence house. Smith Andrew J., baker (J. J. Wilson's). Smith Herman, boatman, Pembroke st. Smith W. H. (Skidegatc Oil Co.), Cook st. near Meares st. Smith Wm., machinist (dockyard). Cormorant st. Smith J. McB., provincial auditor, Birdcage walk. Smith W., chainman (E. & N. railway). Pacific Telegraph hotel. Smith Mrs. E., Meares st. Smithe Hon. Wm., M.P.P., chief commr. lands and works, Quebec st. Smithers Mrs., widow, Douglas st. Smithers J., carpenter (A. J. Smith), Saanich road. Smithurs Joshua, tinner (Stemler & Earle), North Govt. st. Smithurs Joseph, miller (Stemler & Earle), North Govt. st. Smoothy Mrs., widow, seamstress. Arcade oyster saloon. Snider W. Henry, contractor, Spring Ridge. Snowden N. P., capt. and adjt. V G. R. (L. Harris & Co.), Quadra St. beyond Park st. Soar Henry, harness maker, Government st. Solloway Harry, schr. " Winnifred," Victoria, B.C. Solly Leonard H., fish curer, Montreal st. Somers Isaac, carpenter (Muirhead & Mann), Cedar Hill road. Pi (8 ol > I « K 4 es I 9 A. CRECG&SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. <1 O r > CO w m I O' SI C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^''°'^a%i'^^Jl°''^- AmmU for tk« 84*11 Organ, Weber M«d MfluMny Plnnwt. Pi (8 l> 0§ O « H ^ I « r (!) Hi (111 e <1 it. p1l HI iPf 7> H O P > W 0» O c H m 31 ■n 3> O H M r > d o > I— » r o I— t o M W H > td r >— 4 C/3 M m o' . ' 8 m 3 VICTORIA 'CITY DIRECTORY. 85 Somers P. A., prop., Gordon hotel. Sommer Joseph, pictures, mirrors and frames, Govt. st. res. Yates st. Sorge Enrico, prof, of music, Douglas house, Humboldt st. Souden Miss Gussie, Pandora st. Sparrow J. M., book-keeper (Pendray & Co.), Fort st. Sparrow R. M., clothier. Fort st. near Moss st. Spates R., hook and ladder man, Commercial hotel, .| . . , ,,,t Spence Wm., tailor. Royal hotel, Fort st. Spencer D., dry goods mercht, Arcade, Govt, st, res. Birdcage walk. Spencer D. S., clerk (D. Spencer), res. Birdcage walk. Spencer E. W., saloon keeper, Garrick's head, Bastion st. Spencer C, clerk (D. Spencer), Birdcage walk. Spencer Edmund W. (Bush & S.), Bastion st. Spicer Thos., fruit and cigars, Fort st. near Blanchard st. Spofiford Henry, machinist (Muirhead & Mann), Spring Ridge. Spohr Fritz, blacksmith (Albion iron works), John st. Spotts Chas., carpenter (C. Hayward), Pioneer st. * , , Spratt Jos., foundry man, Discovery st. Spring Chas., lieut. V. R., owner of sealing vessel, James Bay. Spring Mrs. Wm., widow, James Bay. Stagg T., harness maker, St. Nicholas hotel. St. Ann's convent. Sister Mary Anne of Jesus, superior, Humboldt st. "Standard," daily and weekly newspaper. Govt, st., C. McKay Smith, prop, and publisher. Standish Wm. J., clerk (Arcade oyster saloon), Government st. Stanhope Wm., waiter. Union club. ,.., ,, Stanhope B., bootmaker, Yates st. Stannard John, clerk (Wm. Wilson's dry goods), Michigan st. Stannard F., clerk (Hall & Goepel), Michigan st. Stark Wm., builder, Amelia st. cor. Farquhar st. Stallard C, plumber (J. Braden), res. Johnson st. Stebbing W., carriage maker, Transfer Co., Broughton st. Steel Thos., mariner. Dominion hotel. ._,. /| Steele P., prop. Steele saloon, Bastion square. Steele P., jr., barkeeper Steele's saloon, Bastion square. Steele W. A,, engineer on the dredger, Blanchard st. Steers Miss A., milliner (D. Spencer) res. \'ates st. Steers Miss J., clerk (T. Fletcher), Yates st. Steers Chas., carpenter (J. P. Burgess), Yates st. Stein George, gardener, St. Joseph's hospital. Steinberg G., laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Steinberger J. R., salesman. Railroad hotel, Johnson .st. Steiner Jos., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.). res. Blanchard st. Steitz Bros., bakery and restaurant, Yates st. Steitz G. (Steitz Bros.), Fisgard st BUfllMAMC £ on K.eep always in Stock a First-Ciaas Assortment of , fflLLIAIfld QL \3\J,f Underwear, all Sizes ard Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B. O. 8 o a in O n rt- O n 3 a m o r o 2. 8 V) rt s S PI 1 s a ,£? to <^ W m Immense Aseortment of Boots anfl Shoes. } "■"""•• """"""• Victoria, B. G. i (0 u xi oi 2^ 1^ 41 Q < (0* a 1* ml Pi I 86 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Steitz F. (Steitz Bros.), Fisgard st. Stelly G., contractor, Yates st. near Blanchard st. Stemler & Earle, props. Pioneer steam coffee and spice mills, Govt. st. opp. Pandora st. Stemler L. (Stemler & E.), Rock Bay ave, Stenhouse A. Maitland, M.P.P., farmer, Comox, Union club, Victoria. Stephens S. H., gas works, Collins' cottages. Stephens Rev. Robert, Franklin st. and Cook st. Stephens J. H., Commercial hotel, Victoria. Stephen Fred. J., clerk (C. P. N. Co., ltd.), res. James Bay. Stephens Wm. J., ship carpenter, John st. Stephens (S. & Ray), laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Stephens James, miner, Union saloon, Johnson st. Stevens Frank, carpenter (S. Gray), Blanchard st. Stephens David, engineer, Michigan st. Stevens John, prop. Ominica saloon. Govt. st. near Johnson st. Stevens A., butcher (h. Goodacre), Douglas st. Stevens James, Leneveu's cabins, Chatham st. .Stevens H., tinworker. Wharf st. res. Michigan st. Stevens Geo., property owner, Yates st. near Blanchard st. Stevens Col. R. J., consul, U.S.A., Govt. st. cor. Brougton st. Stevens A., shoe store, Johnson st., Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Stevenson Dr. E., homoeopathic physician, View st. above Douglas st. Stevenson W. G., clerk (Pritchard house). Govt. st. res. Humboldt st. Stevenson & Garvin, props. Nickel Plate saloon. Govt. st. opp. P.O Stevenson Wm. (S. & Garvin), Broughton st. Stevenson J., waiter, Driard. Stevenson Jos. H., bootmaker, Johnson st. res. Herald st. Steward M., waiter, St. Nicholas hotel. Govt. st. Stewart James, clerk (A. McLean & Co.), Fort st, res. Kingston st. Stewart John, plumber and gasfitter, res. Yates st. Stewart Chas., drayman for A. Bucket, Truck & Dray Co. Stewart D., waiter, str. "Rithet." Stewart Duncan, second ste.vard str. "Amelia." Stewart D. Bruce, messenger, bank of B. N. A. Stewart Mrs., widow. Herald st. bet. Douglas st. and Govt. st. St. Joseph's hospital, Collinson st. Stockham F., baker, Kane st. near Broad st. Storey Thos., undertaker and contractor. Govt st. res. Fisgard st. Storey Miss M. V., principal, James Bay ward school, Fisgard st. Strachan Mrs., widow, Dallas road. Strahle P., upholsterer (J. Weiler), Govt. st. \ Streeton Thos. R., Moss st and Fairfield road. Streicher Chas., cierar maker (B. Levy), Commercial hotel. Stribling Harry, waiter, str. " Rithet." H P b 0) o H P 0) 14 Pi C. A. Lombard & Co, ^^''^l°J^^%%°"^- Agents fur ihe Bell OrRan, Welier and litelnwny FIniioM. ► a M ft % 9 H 4 H 13' (02 llg o ^2 H m H C 7) O <|2 w: O < m 71 tf Z ^i m z H » (0 H n • < O H h^. O 71 CQ 3 CD a H •— '• o CQ Id o O CD O O JO w OD O VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 87 -v« Strachan Mrs., furnished rooms, Fort st. near Govt. st. Strouss & Go. C, wholesale merchants and importers, Wharf st. Strouss Moritz, account, with power of att'y. (Strouss & Co.), res. Courtenay st. Stuart James, clerk (A. McLean), Kingston st. Styles S. T., contractor, Amelia st. cor. Farquhar st. Styles R. T,, expressman, Yates st. Sugniuis D. K., fish dealer, Victoria. Sullivan Martin, sailor. Colonial hotel. Sullivan Joshua, hack driver, Pandora st. near Douglas st. Sullivan Dan., warehouseman, Hudson Bay wharf, Quebec st. Sullivan J., furniture-finisher (J. Sehl). Sullivan John, laborer, Collinson st. Smallfield C, Dominion land surveyor, Fisgard st. Summers Francis, painter and kalsominer. Fort st. nr. Vancouver st Summerville Wm., chief engineer "Spratt's Ark." Swan Phillip, carpenter. Spring Ridge. Swanwicke Mrs. Robina, dressmaker, Broad st. Swanwick Miss H., dressmaker. Broad st. Sweet S., bricklayer, Fisgard st. Swinerton Robert, Simcoe st. Switzer J. W., groceries, wines, &c., cor. Govt. st. and John st. Switzer H. F., Dominion hotel. Sylvester F., accountant. Pandora st. above Douglas st. Sawyer Lacy, laborer, Farquhar st. Seres J. B., feed and produce store, Yates st. bet. Douglas st. and Quadra st. Seers T., carpenter, Victoria. Seres F. (with J. B. Seres), res. Victoria district. ^Ki^irj . Simes Edward, carpenter, employ of W. Souden. Smith John, blacksmith, Vancouver st. near Pandora st. Somerville Wm., machinist (Albion iron works). IJ mu-:' Sorrenson G., Victoria. Souden Thos., carpenter (at W. Souden's), Cormorant st. above Blancnard st. Souden Wm., carpenter, Cormorant st. above Blanchard st. Stark T. G., contractor, Amelia st. Stark William, contractor, Amelia st. ,...,, .. Stringham C. E. (S. & Holm), View st. hf?*^? ii?, ,v Stringham & Holm, sign writers, View st, and Douglas st. Saunders W., clerk, Rae st. Tait Miss J., dressmaker. View st. cor. Douglas st. Tait John R., prop. Pritchard house, Yates st. Tannell Capt. R., whitewasher, Blanchard st. near Fort st. Tathan Fred., clerk, Johnson st. ^^B. WILLIAMS & CO., Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Viotori, a, B. C. for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. , r-'i 0E> '■ 1 M 1 1 o |i ^ li C3 '' tI ► CO ! M ; j CO |! a HH i W m f^ ^ Hi 1 3 ^ 1 ' 1 "pl? 1 '■ 5« pi ^ i IS w oa 2 1 ^ m ^ '^ 1 3h 1 > ^ 1 ^ o 1 o ?o 1 c» 1 o l?o i"; 9 ^! > ^ 1 CO n «• H 1 ? 'A i [ '1 i Glieap, Dnrable £ Stylisl) Boots & Stioes, \ ER8KINES' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 88 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Taylor George, oil merchant, Yates st. near Broad st. Taylor Crispin, pork butcher. Taylor Geo., pressman, "Standard," Chatham st. Taylor F., cabinet maker (J. Sehi), Rae st. Taylor G. (Holmes & T.), Yates st. Taylor J. G., cor. Chatham st. and Quadra st. Taylor John (Johnson, Walker & Flett, sash factory), res. Herild st. Taylor C, tinsmith. Taylor Chas, F., tailor, Oriental alley, Herald st. Taylor W. J. (Eberts & Taylor), Church hill. Taylor Chas,, tailor. Herald st. near Blanchard st. Taylor H. W., carpenter, Johnson st. Taylor Mrs., Wilcox alley. Tazawa M., litho. artist, "Colonist," Humboldt st. Teague John, architect, Government st., res. Cook st. & Chatham st. Teague John, jr., architect. Cook st. and Chatham st. Tear Geo., laborer, Johnson st. Telegraph Dominion Office, F. W. Archibald manager, office cor. Broughton st. and Government st. Telephone office, R. B. McMicking man., 1 rounce alley, Gov't, st. Temple John, clerk (John Boyd,) Yates st. near Government st. Templeman William, sub-editor "Times," Cook st. Thain Mrs. J. M., widow, Fisgard st. cor. Blanchard st. Thain Jos. N., ist assist, boys school, Fisgard st. cor, Blanchard st. Thain E. J., bookkeeper, Fisgard st. cor. Blanchard st. Theel, Mrs. E., Western Hotel, Store st. Thistleton Mrs. E., milliner, Quadra st. near Pandora st. Thom A., blacksmith (Albion iron works), Fort st. Thomas H., clerk (H. Bornstein,) Frederick st. Thomas John, tailor, Mason st. Thomas Mrs., tailoress. Mason st. Thompson Chas., ship carpenter, Johnson st. above Quadra st. Thompson W., laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Thompson Wm., Capt, str, "Emma," Morison's cabins, Thompson T., gun maker, Yates st. near wharf, Thompson J. E., clerk, Frederick st, Thompson E,, carpenter (Smith & Clark), Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Thompson Wm., seaman, Morison's cabins, Chatham st. Thompson John, pilot, Montreal st. Thompson Samuel, lalDorer (Sayward's mill), Grand Pacific. Thomson W,, shipper (S. J. Pitts,) Johnson st. Thomson Mrs. S, R., dressmaker, Cormorant st, cor, Banchard st. Thomson Mrs, T., nurse, Yates st., above Blanchard st, Thomson Geo., prop. Market Exchange saloon, Fort st. cor, Wil- cox St. < a & The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC dc SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B, C, (A ..s,> c o_ 4-) ^ 9< tr . O- . CM !SiO - O rt 2 o JS -i-i ^> ■s ^ •St CO ri Z o o c o CL CO u 03' M O 4 o < o 03 2 t « c > *^ B O _ ■M — • o< in . o rt •4-' "C 2 o ^> -^^ CO c 0) 4f o o c o Q. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"*,^o^xi''k®J°"' AbobIm Air Ike Bell •rgniit Weber niiil r^telHwiiy riNnaw. u r C/) ?^ o C/) o H SI 4 r CD US' ? o <: Q 00 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 89 Thomson, C. W. R., secretary Victoria Gas Works, Langley st. res- Gorge road. Thoreson John, mariner, str. "Maude." Thornhill, Richard, gardener, Johnson st. Tiedemann H. O., architect and C. F.., Langley st. res. Menzies st. Tiedcniann T.J. A., clerk Heisterman & Co., James Bay. Tiedemann Herman, freight clerk, str. "Rithet." Ticrney Wm., Street Inspector, prop, boarding house, Johnson st. above Douglas st. Tierney J., clerk (N. Portman), Johnson st. Tierry , plasterer. Mason st. i-, i . . ; Tiger fire engine Co. hall, next to City hall. Pandora st. , ; , Tilton Edwin G. (Marvin & T,), cor, Cook st. and Scorsby st. Tilton Howard, grain merchant, Wharf st. res. View st. "Times" Publishing Co (daily and weekly newspaper), Yates st. near Govt. St., J. C. McLagan, manager. Tingley Steve, transfer stables. Broad st, Quadra st. & Chatham st. Tinson Mrs. S. A., prop, of dray, Princess ave. Tippins W. J., wholesale and retail confectioner, Fort st. Tite George, painter and grainer. Quadra st. near View st. ; ,,- Todd Miss C, retired, Frederick st. Todd J. H. & Son, general wholesale dealers, Yates st. cor Wharf st. Todd C. F. (J. H, Todd & Son), Johnson st. >*, ^ - Todd J. H., J.P., (J. H. Todd & Son), Johnson st. ., Todd Chas., teamster, Victoria. • [ Toller A., C.E., Regent's Park school, Cadboro Bay road. , t> Tollick G., fish dealer, Johnson st. Tolmie R. F., ch. clerk to registrar-gen. of titles, Cloverdale. Towey M., drayman, Wharf st. res. Beacon Hill Park. Townsend Mrs. A. A., widow, Meares st. j ,: ,. Townslcy Jas., miller (Hall, Ro.ss & Co.), Princess ave. Townsley Andrew, engineer (Hall, Ross & Co.j, Store st. Towse , carpenter (Smith & Cllarke.) Trace John, teamster for Chris. King. 9 i . Transfer Co.'s stable (Henderson, manager), Broughton st. Travers Wm., drayman, Wharf st. Trevivick W., candy maker (H. Waller), St. Nicholas hotel. Trounce Thos., architect, Kane st , res. Menzies st. Truant F., cellarman (Carter Bros.), Yates st. Truran Edward, supt. of convicts, Michigan st. Trutch Hon. J. W., C.M.G., Dom. Govt, agt. Govt. st. res. Fairfield rd. Trickey W., assistant (Langley & Co.), Cook st. Trickey Wm., porter at Langley's, Cook st. near Fort st. & View st. Trodd Ben., laborer on "Rithet," Chatham st., Store st. and Govt. st. Troeger C. F., cigar maker (B. Levy), Pioneer st. near Quadra st. It n 3 orq o o o X «n O C < n' o •-t ?r en rt- rt- o 3 n C. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty . of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their 8tock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. 8. c hi n 3 a w p* 3 Erskine's Boot and Shoe Emporium,} """•"5;:s;r"B'°a""'"' I: ^ CO I V ^ "1 I— !• H 3 I ^ tn r^ 58 z a H > <-* s ^ o» T) r 3 m 0) > (0 »• o 31 3 .3 - (J) u 2 f^ O < m 31 z m z H (0 O H O 7> O td o 3 CD 3 w o£ VICTORIA CITY DIRECTCRY. 91 i f Verbekc Father, teacher St. Louis College, Yates st. Verebaum L., cutter (Levy the Tailor), Colonial hotel. Vernon F. G., Blanchard st. Vernon C. A., J. P., Park st. near McClure st. Victoria Theatre Company, J. J. Austin sec, oflfice Bastion st. Victoria Daily and Weekly "Times," Yates st. Victoria Steam Bakery, M. R. Smith & Co., props., 208 Fort st. Viccoria Boot and Shoe Manufy, W. Heathorn, prop., Govt. st. V^ictoria Truck and Dray Co., lim., W. H. Mixer, manager, Kane st. Victoria and Esquimalt Telephone Co., R. B. McMicking manager. Trounce alley. ,■ Victoria Loan Office, 44 Johnson st. Vidler Albert, Dallas road. ' ; , ;j , y, Vieima Geo., prop. Victoria fish market. Government st. , }, ^ .; Vienna Frances, clerk (Geo. Vienna), G' /eminent st. , .,; v,,,, Vigelius Bros., props. St. Nicholas Baths, Government st. Vigelius Anton, (V. Bros.), res. cor. Johnson st. and Blanchard st. ^".;elius Louis, (V^igelius Bros.), City Coun. Yates st., res. Pandora st. \ igelius Jacob, helper (Albion iron works), Pandora st. j..*^ Villow Chas., commission merchant, American hotel. Vincent F. W., cashier C. P. N. Co., Kane st. Vine Henry, watchman H. B. Co.'s wharf, North Park st. Vipond A., machinist, cor. Broad st. and Johnson st. Vrooman John E., Chinese interpreter Custom house, Spring Ridge. Vaio John, fish and fruit dealer, Victoria. VanHorst Frank, accountant, Blanchard st. and Fisgard st. Verdier Stephen, teamster, employ G. Stelly. Verdier Thos., teamster, employ G. Stelly. Verdier John, teamster, employ G. Stelly, Johnson st. and Yates st. Voltz Geo., cigar maker. Quadra st. Voltz A., plumber and gas fitter. Quadra st. Waddell John, cutter (Geo, H. Maynard), Quadra st. Wade A. E., harness maker (F. Norris), Johnson st. Wade Philip, railroad contractor, Vancouver st. Wagg J., painter (R. Lettice), South Park st., . , Wagg Edwin, laborer, Park st. ^. i Wait William, carpenter, Dallas road, near new wharf. Waitt & Co., M. W., booksellers and stationers, Govt. st. Waitt M. W. (Waitt & Co.), res Quadra st. and Frederick st. Walker Thos., laborer, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Walker Dan., sailor. Colonial hotel. Walker John W., constable, Cormorant st. , ,•. Walker Robert, horse shoer, Johnson st, res, John st. Walker Jas., blacksmith (J Meston), Superior st. Walker Robert, cl"rk, Comm,ercial hotel. fit f'i*. Vi Jt im^/i p 3 v; r-* D- 3 "t aq n3 M. P> 3 ')i r-r •^ 3* n r 1 a a> 8 n jc a ^ ►0 (n c (-♦ 3 3 n 13 IE* ao TO 6. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' atirl Roys' Clothing. CO ti 3 G. v; o c OfQ ^ 01 < CD VI c "I Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas. Victoria, B. G. Eeadparters for Boots and Stioefi, } ERSKiNE'8 EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 92 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Walker Robert, blacksmith, cabins, H'^rald st. Walker R. E., manufacturers' agent, Govt, st, Spring Ridge. Walker Wm. W., coal merchant, Yates st. res. Herald st. Walker H. G., mfrs. agt., Govt. st. (over Spencer's), res. Spring Ridge. Walker Albert, tinsmith, cor. of Oswego st. and Simcoe st. Walker John, police constable, cabins, Herald st. Walker James, blacksmith, Superior st. Walker Fred. G., student-at-law (Davie & Pooley,) Esquimalt road. Walker Richard, blacksmith (Wilson Bros.), Vancouver house. Walker J. B., general dealer, res. View st. above Douglas st Walker Geo., carpenter (Johnson, Walker & Flett), Chatham .st above Douglas st Walker Robt, barkeeper, Commercial hotel. Wall Henry, carpenter, Victoria. Wall John, tailor, Chatham st., bet Douglas st and Govt st. Wall E. J., clerk (A. Ofner), Spring Ridge. Wallace R., J. P., postmas*^^er Vic. O., res. Park road, Wallace Margaret, milliner. Pandora st bet Blanchard st. and Douglas st Wallace Chas. W., clerk, Meares st Wallace James, engineer "Beaver," Johnson st. Wallenstein P., upholsterer (J. Sehl). Waller H., prop. B. C. candy factory, Fort st Wall jr John, fireman, str. "Rithet" Walls John Patmore, barrister-at-law, Langley, res. North Park st. Walmsley Wm., restaurant, Chatham st Walsh Isaac, drayman, Pembroke st,, above Douglas st Walsh John, saloon keeper, White Horse, Humboldt st Walsh Wm., pattern maker, Pembroke st. Walsh John J., police constable, John st., Work estate. \\'alsh James, clerk, Pembroke st Walters Frank, clerk. Store st. Warburton W.. laborer, Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Ward R. H., prop. Albion hotel, Herald st. near Store st Ward Chas., helper (Albion iron works), Herald st. Ward Robert & Co., commission and insurance agents. Wharf st Ward Robert (R. Ward & Co.), res. Belcher st. Ward W. A., clerk (R. Ward & Co.), Moss st Ward John, grocer, cor. Quadra st and Pioneer st Ward W. C, manager bank of B. C, Highwood. Wark W. J., book-keeper (A. B. Gray & Co.), Michigan st Wark John M., Michigan st Wark C. L., clerk (Jos. Sears), Michigan st Warner Orlando, ship carpenter. King's road, cor. Third st Warner H., jr., assist clerk, Driard hou^e. vr OS hi H A. GRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering always on haiid. T O c H H m on •< ■ O" H C. A. Lombard & Co., ^"^iS^Ji^i'l®!"""' Agt-ntM for the Bell Organ, fl^eber mhiI Ht«iawny riannc. n: w r w > % o 0) H I O r > 0) O c H H m ?> ti O : z $ ■< o ?l ;^ :i3 o w H > tD r w H u 8 < , White W. C, retired, cor. Cook st. and Pandora st. White James E. (late Cooness & White \ cor. Pandora st. & Cook st. White Geo. F., messenger (R. Dunsmuir), cor. Cook st. & Pandora st. Whitlaw Mrs. K., milliner, Fort st. res. Douglas st. Whitley Stephen, dealer in second-hand clothing, res. Quadra st. Whitney A., laborer, Vancouver foundry. \yhittaker George, carriage maker, Chambers st. Whittaker Wm. H., student-at-law (J. P. Walls), Chambers st. head of Chatham st. Whittaker G., cigar maker, (J. L. & J. Levy), Johnson st. Whittaker Samuel, taxidermist, cor. Govt. st. and Johnson st. res. Alfred st. Whittaker Wm., prop. Victoria baths and hair dressing saloon, 59 Johnson st, res. Chambers st. Whittier E. G., ostler. Transfer Co.'s stables. Whitney A., moulder, Gray's cabins, Fisgard st. Whittet Edwin, apprentice (Geo. Phillips), Store st, Whittet C, carpenter (Smith & Clark), Beechy st. Whitty John, carpenter, Beecher st. Whitworth E., engineer (J. Sehl), Yates st. Alexander, carpenter, Menzies st. Whytc A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET. VICTORIA B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City, Pi h 0) o > o I "5 H Q t) 192 H m P3 JJO ^ 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^S=,S^°=®™'"' A(eKtft A>r tke Bell Organ, Web«r and »t«liiway PlaaoB. ► 8 O CQ ja c-t- « l> 3B 2 CD m a o «Q z J* m z ^ o> ^ IT O (D O > o O o CO VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 95 Wickens Arthur, foreman factory (J. Sehl), Angel hotel. ; Wickens R., engineer, Angel hotel. ^ , ». Widdowson F., employ of M. R. Smith, James Bay. Wiffen W. S., clerk (Marine and Fisheries office), Prospect lake. Wightman & Co. C. E., grocers, cor. Fort st, and Douglas st. Wightman C. E., grocer, Fort st. cor. Douglas st. res. Quadra st. Wilby Geo., printer (M. Miller), Pioneer st. Wilby Jas., printer (M. Miller), Pioneer st. Wilby Wm., clerk (Waitt & Co.), res. Douglas st. Wilcott J., clerk (Colonial hotel), Johnson st. Wilcox Chas., laborer, Herald st. . Wilde Edwiu, insurance agent, Douglas st. Wiley F. W., machinist. Colonial hotel, Johnson st. Wilkinson Geo., laborer, Johnson St. Wilkinson G., currier, Quadra st. near Chatham st. Wilks Chas., laborer. Hunter's cottages, Chatham st. Williams Arthrr, watchmaker (J. Dassonville's), res. Michigan st. Williams Frederick, employ of Geo. Byrnes, res. Michig.m st. Williams David B., attendant to electriclight, Quadra st. nr. Yates st. Williams Jas., carpenter (S. Gray), Saanich road. Williams John, engineer str. " Emma," Colonial hotel. « . Williams R. M., tailor. Fort st. (Mr. Leask). Williams & Co. B., clothiers and hatters, Johnson st. nr. Douglas st. Williams Benjamin (B. W. & Co.), Rae st. ,, , ,; Williams Mrs. B., widow, Rae st, Church hill. Williams W. T., clerk (B. W. & Co.), Rae St. „'.., , Williams Fay, spinster, Broughton st. >,,..: i Williams J., spinster. Broad st. Williams J. W., gentleman, Blanchard ave. cor. Chatham st Wiiiiams Mrs. G. (Dassonville & Co.), Michigan st - Williams John, laborer (Leahy & Horth), Johnson st. Williams R. T., book binder, paper ruler and publisher. View st Williams Miss J^, dressmaker (Miss Tait), Esquimalt road. Williams Fred. W., gentleman, Blanchard st cor. Fisgard st Williams F. K., salesman (E. B. Marvin), Fort st W Uiams Robert, M.A., cor. Dallas road and Birdcage walk. Williams Mrs. Robert, widow, cor. Michigan st Williams Justice E., carpenter, Pembroke st. above Douglas st. Williams T., contractor and builder. North Park st ^.-^y , .;, - Williams A., teamster. Third st, Work estate. Williams Geo., deputy collector of inland revenue, Michigan st Williams D. W., stone mason, Grand Pacific hotel. Williams Nielsen, butcher, Chatham st bet. Govt st. and Store st. Williams J. T., laborer, Chatham st. bet. Store st and Govt st Williams Chas., carpenter, Belcher st i CO s Hi o ao TO for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Stri^it, bet. Brqad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. \ B. WILLIAMS & GO., CO H OB O i CO H C/3 o r cr. > r w > o w H o Cheap, DurahlB ft StyM Boots ft Shoes, [ ^r^LTr- (0 zl I » 0| CO q6 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Williams Justu E., carpenter, Belcher st. Willing Geo., porter on str. "North Pacific." Willis Martin, hackdriver. Transfer Co., Broughton st. Willis N., carpenter. North Park st. near Cook st. Willson Edward, gentleman. Cook st. cor. Caledonia ave. '. Wilmot E. A., civil engineer, Dallas road. muuii Wilson Louisa, spinster, Broad st. Wilson L., carpenter (Smith & Clark), Constance st. Wilson James, woodsman, Morison's cabins, Chatham st. Wilson Bros. & Co., props. Vancouver Island iron works, Herald St. and Pembroke st. Wilson Thos. F. (Wilson Bros. & Co.), res. Herald st. near Govt st. Wilson C. H. (Wilson Bros. & Co.), res. Herald st. near Govt. st. Wilson J. F. (Wilson Bros. & Co.), Pembroke st. above Douglas st. Wilson Thomas, plumber. Pandora st. above Cook st.j '•^ '"^'l'"",'; Wilson I., carpenter (Smith & Clark). Wilson P., carpenter and builder, Yates st. above Blanchard st. Wilson John J., prop. Central bakery, Yates st. Wilson O., carpenter, Vancouver house. - • ■ • ' Wilson Thos. S., cabinet maker. Frederick st. Wilson J. K., accountant (bank of B. C.) Vancouver st. ' .^;:i«uii Wilson A, & W^., plumbers and gasfitters. Fort st. "/ilson W. E.. clerk (Hall & Goepel), Fort st. Wilson Jennie, spinster, Broad st. Wilson Wm., dry goods dealer (Wilson & Co.), res. Birdcage walk. Wilson Ch.is., moulder. Porter's cottages. Herald st. Wilson S., clerk (Brown & White), res. Church hill. .'jsji , Wil.son H. C, tinsmith, Yates st. ■li^iuu Wilson J. W., carpenter. Princess ave. cor. Blanchard st. «wif J Wilson John, commission merchant, Yates st., res. Blanchard st. W^ilson T., stevedore. Western hotel. Wilson W. & J., clothing, hats and gents furnishing goods, Govt .St. opp. P.O. Wilson Wm, (W. & J. Wilson), res. Pemberton st. Wilson Jos. (W. & J. Wilson), res. Point Ellis. • - ' ^ • Wilson A. (A. & W. Wilson), Fort st. ' ^'"^''^ "^^i^^'^ Wilson W. (A. & W. Wilson), Quebec st. ^4^^ Wilson Thomas, laborer, P. of Wales saloon. ' ■ -^ -;'"'^^\\ '■^''**' *|; Wilson Wm. & Co., dry goods dealers. Government st. J *'ii*'£^^-' Wilson Thos., driver (A. Ofner), Royal hotel. Wilson John, Stronich's cottages. Wilton Wm., laborer, Humboldt st., Cox's cabins. Wilson Chas., lawyer, Church way. Winch F. K., carriage maker. Broad St., cor. Yates st., res. Spring R. Wing & Bros. L. G., boot and shoe manuf'rs, 1 12 Fisgard st. Tae Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A.CRECCdE.80N, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. 3 ^ ^ t < ^ .S.> C O _ 4-1 ^^ o< tyo i/> js u o^ . bfl _- O rt ^ 4-1 p-..y ^> c ti 2 «j *^ c o _ *j I— o< o rt 9- o ^> (U 4J' •^ -t: r o k. ■ to biO // c ■/f /< 0) /.' R. (tf o o c o o * Q < 4 C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^"^"^Z^^^Jl?"^' Aseatu for tke Bell Organ^ Weber ami !>(eluwH}' FlaiioH. C/) o >— < C/) O r a I— '• CO Id o ■ O o o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 97 nq ,1: «;»!".-■<>' Winger John, butcher, Quadra st. Winter George, hack driver, Fairfield road. Wise Frank W., superintendent of Rithet's wharf, Superior st. Wiss F. H., book-keeper (V. & Bro.), Courtenay st. Withrow Mrs. D., Pandora st., near Quadra st. V'! tiuj ,,vi 4 Wolf G. N. E., laborer, Bay avenue. •< •" ' < . s'-'i Wolf J. P., teamster (Loewen & Erb), Cor. Cook st. and View st. Wolfenden Rich., supt. gov't printing, Lieut.-Col. militia, Menziesst. Wolfenden F. C, clerk (Theo, Davie), Menzies st, Wonacott Mrs. Hannah, widow, Chatham st; .■•"»*( . .* •. Wood Jerome, barkeeper, Driard house. Wood Wentworth F., wholesale boots and shoes, &c., Wharf st, res, Menzies St., cor. Simcoe St. ''"">•'!'; i.' r, ;a «:j*-ij: Wood Geo., contractor and builder. King's road., near Douglas st. Wood John, owner of Wood's cabins, Johnston st. Wood Mrs. E. A., widow. Fort st. Woodroffe Mrs. E., Fern Villa, Fort st. ■ ' Woods Edw., carpenter, Chatham St. /.-;';>. J •.,;!■ Woods Miss E. A., North Park st. "■;'-'■ - • Woods Miss E. H., teacher of drawing, North Park st. '^ ' • '" Woods W. H., foreman stove moulders. (Albion iron works), Chat- ham St. f Woods John, miner, Johnson st, above Douglas st. Woodward Joseph, carpenter, Kingston St. Wooldrich, engineer, at Mrs. Bushell's. Woolcock James^ laborer (Pendray & Co.), Humboldt st Woolacott Philip, Capt. V. R., locker, Esquimalt road. Wootton Mrs. E., widow, Rae st, cor. Quadra st. Wootton S. Y. socicitor (Theo, Davie), cor. Kane st. and Quadra st Wootton H. H., clerk Land Registry office, Quebec st Wootton E. E., student at law (Eberts & Taylor), Churgh Hill. Workman Wm. G., printer (M. Miller), Fort st ^^tti! l;r'r Worrell T., cracker baker (N. & Co.), res. Fort st ^^-f ^j^.^ rm^^', Worsfold J. K., clerk to Prov. Auditor, James Bay, 4^,4., Worth Frank, captain. Lawrence st j, v Wortman D., cook Vancouver house. Wright & Humke, contractors, Quadra st. Wright F. W. H., merchant, Angel hotel. Wright Alex., ship carpenter, Chatham st., above Quadra st Wright Wm. H., (Wright & Humke), Quadra st. and Fort st Wriglesworth Joseph, grocer and lime merchant, cor. Blancbard st and Yates st Wright F. G., teacher, Victoria. Wright Edward, tinsmith, Chatham St., bet. Store st. and Govt st Wriglesworth, C, (upholsterer (J. Weiler), Yates st -'',";*")f-i-t (• ;:i'it ■!n..j rUfXiUS rt- n r n a. 3 W o o X o ■ c U) B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Specialty of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. cr o, n" v> m 3 P < I* " 2 s Erakme's Boot imil Shoe EmporiM,}'"°ys;s'.":rB'!T"'"' (0 u . it HP) Sg 98 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY, Wylde Capt, C. S., custom house broker, Kane St., nr. Douglas st. Wylde E. A., clerk (bank of B. C), Roccabella. Wyllie Wm., machinist (Albion iron works), Johnson st. Wylly C. G., average adjuster, Broughton St., res. Bird Cage Walk. Wylly L., baker. Rock Bay. Wynne Geo., clerk (H. Tilton), Johnson st., cor. Vancouver s^. Wynne George W., salesman (E. G. Prior), Johnson st. •; " : t^^ Welch Geo., carpenter. Cormorant St., cor. Blanchard st. White J. A., ex. and transfer agt, Victoria. Williams Jas., painter. Pandora St., bet. Blanchard st and Fisgard st. Williams John, mason. Spring Ridge. Wynne Geo., porter at Tilton's feed store, res. Vancouver st. Yates & Jay, barristers and solicitors, Langley st. Yates J. S., (Yates & Jay), Craigie Lee, Gorge road. Young J. C., blacksmith (Albion iron works), Frederick st. Young Bros., props. New England Bakery and Restaurant, Govt. st. Young Michael, (Young Bros.), res. Quebec st. Young Louis, (Young Bros.), Michigan st. Young Henry, (Hutcheson & Y.), res. Michigan st., James Bay. Young H. B., clerk (H. & Young), res. Michigan st. Young W., ex.-constable, Putnam st. Zoelle Chas., prop. Bavaria Brewery, Fort st. . .i..s>i SEE ALSO ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. .■kL}: CHINESE DIRECTORY. Bing Kee, tailor, 525 Government st. Bow Chee Tong. merchant tailor, 509 Government st. Bow Yuen & Co., importers of opium, &c., cor. Government st. and Pandora st. Chan Dan Tong, doctor, 509 Government st. Charlie, merchant tailor, 1 10 Store st. Ching Long, washing, &c., Cormorant st. Chong Long, grocers, 44 Fisgard st. Chu Chung & Co., opium merchants, 45 Government st. Chong Lee, washing, &-:., Government st. Dan Yock Tong, druggist, 7 Cormorant st. Doon Yune, laundry, Fisgard st. cor. Douglas st. Fang Chung Lung, Chinese merchandise, Cormorant st. Foe On Ting, druggist, 521 Government st. Fong Kee, bootmaker, Govt. st. near Johnson st. Fook Kee & Co., importers of Chinese merchandise, Cormorant st. Fook Wo Lung, druggist. Cormorant st. A. GRECC & SONy Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. (0 c o o c Q. €0 > -I H z tn > c- r •- O ^ I O Q o ^ 5 ^ 2 ^ m to Z (D -• ^ at :i ^ *^ B > » ■ tf o p. • t3 o O 9 p^ -^^ id 1st. C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^'^SSo^°:b®o°'"' AccbU for tke Bell Vrsui, Weber •■«! Htrin>» y PiaaM. CO w o» o p. VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 9>9 .n''. ■i,.>. Fook Yuen, opium importer, Fisgard st. Gim Sing, washing, Fisgard st. Gin Wau, laundry, Govt. st. near Johnson st. Hang Wo Tong, drug store, 22 Cormorant st. Hee Gee, laundry, Yates st. cor. Waddington alley. Hin Hing, laundry, Douglas st. near Cormorant st. Hin Wing, washing, Douglas st. Hip Chung, Chinese merchandise, 617 Government st. Hong Lee & Co., general merchandise, Cormorant st. Hong Long, laundry. View st. above Douglas st. Hing Lee, laundry. Fort st. above Douglas st. Hip Lung & Co., opium dealers, 1 5 Cormorant st. Hip Wo, mercl ,t tailor, 9 Store st. ';' ■ Hop Kee, bootmaker. Store st. Hung Yun & Co., market gardener. Cormorant st. King Tye Co., dry goods, &c., 5 Cormorant st. Kwong Chung & Co., opium dealers, 20 Cormorant st. Kwong Fook, general merchandise, Cormorant st. Kee Toi, tailor, Johnson st. Kwong Hing Lung, laundry, cor. Fort st. and Quadra st. Kwong On Lung & Co., opium merchants, 25 Cormorant st. Kwong On Tai, opium importers, 17 Cormorant st. Kwong Sing Lung, merchants, Fisgard st. Kwong Tai Lung & Co., merchants and importers, 16 Cormorant st. Kong Tiong Sing, storekeeper, 3 1 Cormorant st. Kwong Wing Tai, tailor, 519 Government st. Sam Kee & Co., tailors. Govt. st. cor. Fisgard st. Le Kane, employ of Yue On, pawnbroker. Lee Yee, laundry, Johnson st. Lun Chung & Co., commission merchants, 19 Cormorant st Lung Kee & Co., opium importers, Government st. Mee Wa, laundry, Yates st. near Douglas st. Nen Sing, general merchandise, 37 Fisgard st, On Hing, general dealer, Johnson st. On Hing & Bros., tea store, 33 Fisgard st. On Kee, tailor ladies' garments. Cormorant st. On Sing, laundry, cor. Government st. and Discovery st. Poe On Tung, druggist. Government st., neai Cormorant sL Pow Kee, tailor, Government st, near Johnson st. Quan Kee, merchant tailor, 1 1 Cormorant st Quong Hung, laundry, Store st Qwong Yune Kee, wash house. View st. Quong Sing, laundry. Store st Quong Sing, laundry, Pandora st, opp. Broad st. Quong Yune Kee, laundry, View st. above Quadra st. w -w- P 3 v; ff CP 3 ■^ w ^ „, tu 3 13 01 r^ "t tr r n !-•• S ? Q n TT 3 ■• JD W U r*- ta«* (U rt f* 3 n CO n GO mZ. WILLIAMS & GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. 3 a g C Johnson Strut, bbt. Broad and Douqlas, Viotoria, b. O. M V;? 'ii; 11 ■ •v. so Heaiparters tor Boots and Shoes. ) ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. lOO BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Sam, laundry, cor. Discovery st. and Douglas st. Sam Chung, laundry, Blanchard st. near Fort st. Sam Lung, washing and ironing, Johnson st. Sam Kee, merchant tailor, 43 Cormorant st. Sam Lee, laundry, Rae st. Sam Lung, laundry, J ohn.son st. Sam Sing, laundry, Government st. San Chung, laundry, Douglas st. Sang Sing, laundry, Johnson st. near Wharf st. See Lee Lung & Co., butchers, 43 Fisgard st.^ Shing Lee, fruiterer, 27 Cormorant st. Shu Sun, doctor, 7 Cormorant st. Sim Kee. merchant tailor. Sing Lee. laundry, Johnson st. above Douglas st. Sing Wo Chan & Co., opium dealers. Cormorant st. Sing Wo Ting & Co., merchants, 613 Government st^. . '. Tai Fung & Co., grocers, Cormorant st ". * Tai Soong & Co., importer of opium, 33 Cormorant st. Tai Yune & Co., imptrs. of opium, &c., cor. Govt. st. & Cormorant st. Tuck Chung, general grocers, 615 Govt. st. Tye Mung Kong, intelligence office, Store st. Wah Chung & Co., importers of merchandise, 34 Fisgard st Wah Gee & Co., laundry, Yates st, above Douglas st Wah Hing, grocer, 29 Corii.orant st Wh Kee, California laundry, Pandora st Wan Yun & Co., storekeepers, Cormorant st ', Wah Kee, laundry, Pandora st. above Douglas st. Wu Lung & Co., grocers, 38 Cormorant st. Wing Chong & Co., groceries and provisions, cor. Store st and Cormorant st. Yee Cong, tailor, 36 Cormorant st. Yee Lung, city laundry, Govt. st. near Herald st. Yee Lee, washing and ironing, No. '53, Johnson st Yee Wo, laundry, Humboldt st , Yee Wo & Co., grocers, 40 Fisgard st. Yee Wo, merchant tailor, Cormorant st. Yue On, pawnbroker. Yee Yune & Co., grocers, 23 Cormorant st Yuen Chung, cigar ii.'r., Govt, st near Cormorant st .'.-t.j MR.E.MALLANDAINE Room 4 over Bank B. Columbia, j Government Street, 1 VI€TORIA,B.€. ■ PI ol 1 F £1 0) Hi I I < m T. u A. GRECC A SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. V PJ » a of ? Si (a Hi 3.8a». E. G. PRIOR & CO. Iron, Hardware, Steel SMB AttlNTS IN ■.«. «•« TIM 9WL»^r%t: t BrOKKTK MoWKBS. Daisy RsAPEBb. TlOBB Rakxs. OSBOARK BnrSBBS. . ** RkAPXBS. *' MOWXBS. Eaux Cbntrx Ptows. H008IKK 8«W) Ditnxs. Chatham Waoons. Mkw Modal Thbi8h«b& OflHAWA JBIsraiNSB. Oijo's Small H. P. Thbhsbku). Plan» Jr., Oabdxk Drills, Etc. . -, , Etc., Etc., Etc. A Ooihplete aud well seleotwl stock of Goods fop Thadkbs, Pabmbhs BLAOMSMrrHa. vises, lieuows, Chain, Honiesaoes, Pipe, Axles. Soiiiun BolS Soi«wa TtnuJTn^ Fnse, Handles, Sheet Iron, Tinner's Fit^-ngg, Copper, Hollow ^^"■^■**^'**«»*"* Reapcts, MoweitLTwlne Binders, lialres, Ftoulnr Mniil Seed sto»«» wi«^ n„**-„ ^ *• ^' *^»*®* & C<>M Qovemnieiit St., Vtctorlla. »«M»h|&»MetorMfwhtaery,|tAJCLOOP».B.a L PAIIK. Aient. ,< 7\ O' CO H m m C. A. Lombard & Co, '-"^SSo^xi"L.®J°'"' Agi-ntH for the Bfll Urgnu, Weber and Htrlawny finnoo. H • X PI 1 I r 1 t M ■ > ' D t— < z o Sh •5> h-H -r iO 5:33 H H-. ■ 6Z i ^0 SM «^ . Sh j> mtd , T 353 s m ■ 'S Sw ^:z; kH 0' • O % o < .. . .'.-v ■■■ . R. Harris, F. S. Barnard, D. W. Higgins. Fire Wardens. — Vigelius, Coughlan, Higgins. Municipal Officeiw. James D. Robinson, City Clerk and Clerk of Police Court ; Thomas Russell, AsaeBsor, Collector, Water Commissioner, City Treasurer ; Thomas J. Partridge, Assistant Clerk and Collector of Water Rates ; Ediinn C. Smith, Junior- Assist. Clerk; P. J. Leech, City Surveyor; Alex. Hendry, Engineer of Water Works. City Police Department.— JE'rfwini/oAHWJi, Police Magistrate; C, P. Bloomfeld, Supt. City Police; H. W. Sheppard, Sergeant; Police Officers — 8, L. Redgrave, John W. Walker, J. J. Walsh, Edioard Hoosen, Joseph Smith, John Haw/hton, E. Abel, W. W. Roberts, Edward Carter, T. Robb. Cash Receipts for the year, $197,905.08. Expenditure, $197,721.94. !-;,.' -,; PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT. OmcERs.— C. E Phillips, chief engineer, salary, $700 per annum; Thomas Deasy, assistant engineer, $300 per annum ; M. J. Conlin, C. N. Gowen, A. Borde, foremen respectively of No.'s 1, 2 and 3 companies, $16.25 per month ; C. Bush, B. G. Haigh, and W. McNeill, engine and horse drivers, $720 per annum, each ; and 18 hose and hook and ladder n^ at $14 each, per month. Total value of houses ana apparatus, including two steam fire-engines, $35,000. .;-((A;"vKP=- !■)./ Incorporated Companies. .(yf-:mfti BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Officers. -W. C. Ward, manager ; George Gillespie, assistant manager ; J. K. Wilson, acting accountant ; J. K. Wilson, teller ; Robt. Croft, receiving teller. Clerks.— R. L. Burnes, H. Rhodes, T. S. Milligan, E. A. Wyld, H. R. Beaven; P. A, Jenns, D. Davidson, messengers. ....v.i,,. ..^v • «i-;» ••, • BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Officers. — G. H. Burnes, manager; David Simpson, accountant; Alex. K. Munro, acting accountant ; David Doig, teller. Clerks. — H, M. Innes, John Fennelly, E. O. Finlaison. Messenger, D. Bryce Stewart. • w o c en O < o' o n S a w o tr o o o BUfll I fAIUIQ P pn Keep always in Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of . fflLLIAIflO at uU.| Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas, Victoria. B. C. r o n o' (A 5* 3 Ofq '^ ■1 3 '-d n (A Immense Assortmsnt of Boots and Shoes. } "'"'"" ""'"'""• ViOTORIA, B. G. f I I ; u xi 3 I k oi iii§ CO o H 8kowit7.. Incorporate(l 3r(l May, 1880. Capital stock, $10,000; number of shares, 100 of 1100 each ; head office, Victoria ; branch office, Esquimalt : president, W. T. Livock ; manager, Roht^rt B. McMicking; secretary, Edgar Crow Baker; bankers, Gareache, Green & Co. ; solicitors, Davie & Pooley. HUDSON'8 BAY COMPANY. Thomas R. Smith, Esq., Assistant Commissioner in charge of the trade of the Western Department. Depot — Wharf Street. W. T. Livock, Factor in charge. Clerks: H. A. S. Morley, F. Appleton, I. Richards, W. C. Archer, I. F. Chandler. Packers: — H. Simpson, A. McLeod. Storekeeper: — H. 0. Sullivan. Furrier: — R. Horton. Laborers: — J. Gilligan, Ah Lean. Officrs: — Wharf Street. A. Munro, Chief Factor, accountant. J. H. Lawson, Factor, Cashier. Clerks : — J. A. Andrew, W. Harvey, W. J. Munro, R. Combe. Messenger : — A. Ridgman. Trading Posts: — Victoria District, W. T. Livock, Factor in charge; Vancouver, G. W. Weeks, Clerk in charge ; Lavijley, W. Sinclair, clerk in charge ; -Hope, J. A. Fraser, Clerk in charge; Yale, I. M. Drummond, Clerk in charge. Thomp- Hon'g Hirer District, I. Ogden Grahame, Chief Factor in charge ; Kamloopa, J. 0. Grahame ; Clerk, Nf>rman Lee. Cariboo District, R. J. Skinner, Chief Trader in charge ; Qiteenelle, R. J. Skinner ; Clerk, A. McNaughten. Neio Caledonia District, J. M. L. Alexander, factor in charge ; Stuart's Lake, J. M . L. Alexander ; Clerks, F. McKenzie, A. C. Murray, J. Bouche, John Flett, Joseph Flett, Joseph Flett, Kitlo, Pierre Roi ; Fort George, C. Ogden in charge ; Clerk, I. Tappage dit Regnier ; Bear's Lake, T. Bird, in charge ; McLeod's Lake, J. Gordon in charge; Babine, A. Mel i tosh, in charge; Clerk, M. Waasatoohu. Fort Simpson District, R. J. Hall, clerk in charge ; Fort Simpson, R. J. Hall; Clerks, J. Lockerby, G. Roufon; Hazelton, W. D. CliflFord in charge ; Maasett, A. McKenzie in charge ; Dease Lake, K. N. L. McDonald in charge. Victoria City Societies. ROYAL HOSPITAL. Officers. — A. McLean, president; Robert Ward, treasurer; VV. M. Chudley, secretary. DiRECTOR-s.— W. M. Chudley, E. A. McQuade, J. H. Todd, Joshua Davies, Robt. Ward, M. W. T. Drake, T. Lubbe, A. McLean. J. C. Davie, M. D. , visiting surgeon. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. Officers.— A. Ofner, president; M. Moss, vice-president; E. J. Salmon, hon. secretary ; J. Isaacs, treasurer. Tbcstbes. — M. Lenz, M. Strouss, A. Aaronson. H P b 0) (OS J A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA B. G. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. 8 Pi° I g^ 6g ■0 3 ^? 3) <^ - (D J5 a H' Sh ^i (Qg S <|S 3 oCQ 2 ^ « l:i ^g m ^ » n < ^ 2 (i> ^ > D3 n Pi (1) L H P 0) b (4d <1 ffi in < (112 ^°> H a )bt. ton. C. A. Lombard '& Co., ^^t^^°J^'i!!^Jl°''^- AgvutN r»r Ik*' Brll llrRuu. M>imi- nnd HtrluMii) I'Iiiiiwm. CD o a ► a ft ft H IB c> a > 3> O o ^• = (D m Q, H w s •^ »--• o 3 o cq < m ■n tl 7 CD : 2^ m z ^ H (/) w O q (D o > o O O CO VICTORIA CITY SOCIETIES. 103 COURT NORTHERN LIGHT, No. 5«36, A.O.P. Ofkickrh. — J. H. Hugheii, C. R. ; (J. I'hillipH, 8. C. R. ; E. .1. Sulnum, treaaurer; H. L. Salmon, secretary ; B. Williams, 8. W. ; H. Buriiell, .1. W. ; J. Barron, S. B. ; E. Bragg, J. B. COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 2. LO.O.E. ' • " ' " ' ' ' Officebh.— Austin Henderson, N.(». ; P. W. Dempster, V. G. ; R. I'. McLellan, conductor ; R. W. Fawcett, R. S. ; W. H Huxtable, 0. (i. ; G. H. Mayn^rd, treasurer ; R. Jones, P.S. ; J. Davis, I. O. ; Michael McCahill, R. S. N. G. ; W. Hick, warden; M. G. Blanchurd, L. !S. N. G. ; D. Palmer, organist; J. H. Meldrum, R. 8. V. G. ; Wm. Somerville, L. S. V. G. ; M. Baker, R. 8. S. ; F. Norris, L. S. S.; Trustees, J. H. Meldrum, H. Waller, F. Norris. ORPHANS' HOME. Ofpicbhs. — A. A. Green, president ; J. H. La wsou, secretary ; James Hutcheson, treasurer. CoMMiTi'EK of Management. — Rt. Rev. Bishop Cridge, Rev. R. Stephen, M.A., Rev. W. W. I'ercival, James Hutcheson, J. H. Lawson, J. E. McMillan, D. Spencer, A. A. Green. A. J. Langley, N. Hhakespeare, R. P. Rithet, and J. G. Taylor. Ladies' Committee. -Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Hutchobjn, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Percival, Mrs. Cridge, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Jack, Mrs. Hay- ward, Mrs. Sargison, and Mrs. Williams. Jhe B. C. Protestant Orphans' Home was established in 1872. ^ ' ' THE BRITI&H COLUMBIA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY . Oftickrs. — J. Fell, president; A. J. Langley, vice-president; W. C. Siffken, secretary and treasurer. Committee. — J. NichoUes, E. B. Marvin, E. A. McQuade, Thomas Burnes, A. A. Green, Henry Brown, Geo. Doughty, Joseph Wilson, P. R. Brown. Relief Committees :— Joseph Wilson, A. A. Green, H. Brown, for January, April, July, October ; J . Nicholles, Thomas Burnes, George Doughty, for February, May, August, November; E. B. Marvin, E A. McQuude, P. R. Brown, lor March, June, September, December. BOARD OF TRADE. Officers. —Jacob Hunter Todd, Esq., J. P., President; Thomas Earle, Esq., Vico-President ; William Monteith, Esq . , Secretary. Council (8).— M. T. Johnston, Esq.; E. C Neuf elder, Esq.; J. H. Turner, Esq., M.P.P.; 8. J. Pitts, Esq.; R. P. Rithet, Esq.; Robert Ward, Esq.; A. A- Green, Esq.; E. G. Prior, Esq., M.P.P. FOREIGN CONSULS, United States of America.— Col. Robt. J. Stevens, consul; B. C. Neufelder, Esq . , Edgar Marvin, jun . , vice consuls . S Sweden and Norway. — Robert Ward, Esq.; Dep., B. Springer, Moody ville. Hawaiian Islands. -R. P. Rithet, Esq. Republic of France. — None. GO W&. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA ,KETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. mimmmmmm Oheap, Daralile ft Stylish Boots k Shoes, I ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM, \ Victoria, B. O. \.\ u (0 < -J V (OK ^ a <5 1-5 CO o 104 BRITISH COLUMIUA DIRKCTOKY. VICTOIUA COUNCIL No. I, UNITED FRIENDS OK THK I'^'-CIFIC. OirricKRS. — D. Q. C, Geo. Powell; P. C. C, Al«x. Clyde; C. C, A. 8, Robert- 8ou; V. C, C. R. Thompson; 800. mid Fin., VVm. L. HiiiKoaa; Truas., H. Orihblu; Mar,, Thos. Kiliott; I'lXJi., laaao \V,«U1»; Ouiird, H. R. Horn; Sentry, Jaiiius Hop- worth; Warvleu, Mrs. Win. ttalptiuny. Y. M C. A. OrRiOKRs. -IVi'sidt'iic, Noah Shakospeiuv, M. P.; latVioe Pro8iden+., D. L Bock- with; 2nd Vico- Pre*., A. Flett; 3rd Vioo-l*ro8., A. B. Ernkine; Troiisiirer, Walter Walker; Reo. Soorotary, C. Spencer; (}on'l Sooretary, J, >I, Daley. I. 0. G. T.— PERSKVERENCE LODfJE, No. 1. Organized Maroh 7fh, 187!). Meets every Tuesday evening in T ? iiperanoe Hall, Pandora stivet. Members, 8.H. OFFiOKRa.— C. T., W. E. Lahae; R. H. S., Miaa M. Probort; L. H. S,, Mias A. Adams; V. T., Miss A. S. Bailey; Sec, E. Mmiii; F. S., A. Ilodiiutt; Treas., Miss A. A. Camplv.dl; Chap., E. Morrison; M., L. F. BauMiann; I). M,, Mias Ledinghuni; L (i., Misa E. Ew&rt; O. G., T. C. Hubbard; P. C. T., J. Haatie; L. D., W. J. Mable. HOPE OF THE NAVY LODGE, LETTER N. Me jta every Friday night ou Qui^dra street, between Fort and Blanohard. 60 :nen»l>ers. • l- ; .- Offiokps. — V. T., Mrs. D. Jenkins; V. T., Miss M, Fox; Sec, Misa E. Jenkins; A. Sec, D. White; F. Sec , M. Bartlett; P. 0. T., D. Je^ikins; Treas., Bro. WheeKr; Chap., Bm. Payne; M.ir., Bro. Chapman; D. M., Bro. Gadsby; P. G., Bro. Mc- Millau; Sent, Bro. Saunders; L. D., Bro. Wheeler. VICTORIA-COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 1, A. F. & A. M. Officers: -J.ihn Piercy, W.M.; W. W. Nortiioott, S. W.; G. S. Russell, J.W.; John Teagup, Treasurer; K. B. Esuouf, Secretary; W. H. Pennock, S. D. ; T. B. Pearson, J. D. ; W. J. Quinlan, Dir. of Cer.; A. F. Hookway, Organist; A. Rusta and J. Fowler, Ste-vards; B. Williams, I. G.; W. Trickey, Tyler. A. O. U. W.— VICTORIA LODGE, No. 19. Officers. — Henry .Short, P. M. W. ; Henry Mansell, M. W. ; Munroe Miller, Foreman; T. Seers, Overseer; J. Halliday, Recorder; Frederick Davey, Financier; R. T. Williams, Receiver; W. W. Roberts, Guide; G. Sorrensoo, I. W.; David Bon- field, 0. V>.; W, S. Wraight, D. D. G. M. W. Date (. ' meeting 2Ld and 4th Wednesday in each month. Election of officers anouaUy. Place of meeting, Foresters' Hall. ' COURT VANCOUVER, No. 5755, A. 0. F. Officebs. — H. L. O'Brien, C. R. ; Geo. Martin, 8. C. R., A. Ho. uea. Treasurer; J. K. McKeuzie, Secretary; Geo. Anderson, S. W.; Alex. MoGrego.- J. W.; H. Cameron, S. B. ; R. v'iodding, J. B. Tbchtees. — .Ja«. Maynard, H. E. Beckwith, W. Gregory. The Latest Fa.»hions received a.s soon a.s publi.shcd, at A.CRECCdcSON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. O o c o Q 0) "B'S' *j ■*5 "-3 j2 w X « c £•;=: 0< u ^0 12 PS i» )tOg ria, « Phc icto 5^ f ' 1 < : I ■V'-o I 2 «^ Js >=* o .-. ■J-" . — • 0< bjo - O rt ^> til i: ins; r; }l Mc- W.; B. 0) faifi anil 0) c« X Her, cier; Bon- ^ iicers ^ (D O lurer; C .;H. 4) O -0) B.C. Leading Music Sromi; C. A. Lombard & Co., AgeiitK for ili« B«!ll Oriiait, WelHtr ■■«! fit«law«y Flsr.oA. r 9^ CD o ^2 \o S n a ? < I— !• o o VICTORIA CITY SOCIETIES. 105 B. C. PIONEER HOCT&TY. Okkkjkrh.— Pn liilent, J. Kurtz; vice-preoideiit, W. McNiffe; treasurer, (J. Mor- ton; secrutary, W. C. NiH'kon; phyaiciaii J, 8. Helmcken, M. D.; auditor, K. Wolfeudiiii; warden, T. N. Inni«. ^^. DiHKcTOHH. — J. J, Auittin, J. Ixiewen, E. C. Johnaon, T, Elwvn, C, Boui. ST. ANDREW'S AND CALEDONIAN H(X;iETY. Okfi^ "^ ?r r_ X c E. c n ■T. IT. 3 ^ «-» < c" 2.' « i- v: V w « t P C IMH Erskine's Boot and Shoe EmiiBriui,} ""t^omrB'la-""'''' P SI io6 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. No. 1 BAn'ERY, New Westminster. — Captain, \7 . N. Bole; Lieut., G. M. MiKaughton. No. 2Baii'ERY, Victoria. — Captain, A. W. Jones; Lieut., P. ^E. Irring. No. 3 Batteky, Victoria.— Captain, J. NichoUes ; Lieut., No. 4 Battery, Victoria. -Captain, W . B. Smallfield ; Lieut., F. A. Robson. Paymaster, Capt . W . Shears ; A djutant, Capt . N . P . Snowden ; Quarter- if owJsr, Capt. W. H. Dorman ; Surgeon, J. B. Matthews, M.R.C.S.E., L.a.H. Victoria Rifles, No. 1 Co. Captain Commanding, Philip Woollacott; First Lieut . , Second Lieut . , Charles Spring . New Westminster Rifles, No. 1 Co. Captain Commanding, A. Peele, i/»eM<. , W. McCoU ; Surgeon, C.N. Trew. P^iblic Schools. PUBLIC SCHOOLS, VICTORIA.— Teachers. ' High School. — John N. Muir, B. A., principal; R. Offerhaus, second master. BoY.s' Pt^blic School. — J. A. Halliday, principal; J. H. Thain, 1st assistant; Jatnes Kay, 2nd assistauc; Miss A. C. (iowen, 3rd assistant; Miss E. J. Gardiner, 4th assistant; F. G. Wright, 5th assistant; Miss A. Pollard, 6th assistant. GiKLs' Public School. — Miss F. E. Armstrong, principal; Mrs. L. M. Cald- well, 1st assistant; Miss A. D. Cameron, 2nd assistant; Miss L. A. Barron, 3rd assistant: Miss L. Horton, 4th assistant; Miss E. Carmichael, 5th assistant; Miss A. Keast. Miss M. V. Storey, James Bay Ward School; Miss H. Jackson, Johnson Street Ward School; Misa C. W. Forrest, Rock Bay Ward School. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. teahhers and public schools for 1886, Alberni, Thcimis Fletcher; Ashcroft, J. F. Smith; Beaver Point, W. Sivewright; Bounlary Ray. F. W. Howay; Burgoyne Bay, Dixon Irwin; Burton's Prairie, Miss K. Todd; Cache Creek, R. M Clemitson; Cadboro Bay, Miss M. Williams; Canoe Pass, M. Beattie; Cedar North, Miss J. Ramsay; Jedar South, Miss M. F. Halliday; Cedar Hill, D. E. Kerr; Centreville, J. P, Johnston; Cheam, Miss H. Andrews; Chemainus, S. G. Lewis; Chilliwh.«ck, A. H. Gillanders; Clinton, Miss E. B. Shaw; Clover Valley, R. L. Reed; Colwood, J. J. Banuerman; Comox, North, John Mundell; Comox, South, Mias M. .Heard; Courtenay, J. D. McMillan; Cowichan, E. J. Campbell; Cowichan, South, J. R. Scott; Craigflower, A M. Banner- man; Denman Island, Miss M. L. Harding: Departure Bay, Miss 8. E Lindsay; Esquimalt, Miss M. Wolfenden; Gabriola, North, Miss E. S. Bell; Gabriola, South, Miss S. Preston; Granville, (Vaxicouver), T. W. Robinson, principal; Hall's Prairie, J. C. McLennan; Hope, Miss A. J. McDougall; Lake,W.TonilintrTj; \«v(vgley, R. J. Plaxton; Lillooet, Walter Hunter, W. A.; Lulu, 0. D. Swe *•. L>ttott, 0, W. Gillies; Maple Bay, Miss I. M. F. Barron; Maple Ridge, P. Muri y; Mayce i - nd, W. H. Phelps; Metchoaii-. F. J. Amery; Moodyville, Miss A. S M. Cbaiiton; Mt. Lehman, Miss E. Coghlau; Mud Bay, R. S. Hanna. Nanaimo — High School, E. B. Panl, M. A., principal; Boys' School, D. Jones, principal; J, Sha v, Ist aasiitant: o A. CRECG & SON, AitJst Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. Si (0 X 4^ o o c o Q. 0) > H H X m r m > H > r-t- r o 7) €0 ^ h.^. r 3 m 0) > VI C0 c+ ^ ? 3 ? O • . '' •< k ' '}, o < ^ § --■ i *-i H ?r O 3> 3 > 03 3 (9 C/3 ^ b-'» " ^ >» _ o St r< r-..i> (0 ha c X o o c o a set, C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^''^'^'i'^%^l°''^- Agentfi for tke Bell ttrguit Weber a«r«t Hti'iii H H X m m O 5 o z a o w H > <^ F ^ o ^ 0) T] r a m PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 107 (fi > o 3J (0 3 3 Miss L. Mebms, 2ad assiatant; Girls' School, Miss E Bell, principal; Miss E. M. Reynard, 1st assistant; Miss M. Bryant, 2nd assistant. New Westminder — High School, H. M. Stramberg, B. A., principal; Boys' School, D. Wilson, B. A., prin- cipal; \\ . C, Coatham, 1st assistant; Miss G. McBride, 2nd assistant; Girls School, Miss M. R. Davidson, principal; Miss E. A. Davidson, 1st assistant. Nioola, ^liss J. Douglas; Nicola Val'ey, Miss ^. A. Jamieson; North Arm, Miss M. M. Harding; North Thompson, Miss M. R. J)allas; Okanagan, Fred. J. Watson; Oyster, James Dougan, Jr.; Port Moody, D. T. McDonald; Prairie, Miss A. MnCartey; Quamichan, Mrs. A. Monk; Quesnelle, Hiss A. Northeote; Round Prairie, Thomas Leduc; Saanich, North, H. J. Rossiter, B. A.; Saanich, South, R. L. Eraser; Saanich, West, G, H. Sluggett; Shawnigan, J. A. Hoy; Shuswap Prairie, J. C. F. Metcalfe; Somenos, Miss J. W. Blair; Sooke, Miss M. Jennings; Spallumcheen, D. Rabbitt; Stave River, Miss A. S. Howay; St. Mary's Mission, J A. Casherwood; Sumas, J. A. McLeod; Trenai t, A. Gilchrist; Vesuvius, R. A. R. Purdy. Victoria — High School, J. N. Muir, B. A , principal; R. OflFerhaus, second master; Boys' School, J. A. Halliday, principal; J. H. Thain, lat assistant; James Kay, 2nd assis tant; Miss A. C. Gowen, 3rd assistant; Miss E. J Gardiner, 4th assistant; F. G. Wright, 5th assistant; Miss A. Pollard, 6th assistant; Girls' School, Miss F. E. Armstrong, principal; Mrs. L. M. Caldwell, 1st assistant; Miss A. D. Cameron, 2nd assistant; Miss L. A. Barron, 3rd assistant; Miss L. H.rton, 4th assistant; Miss E M. Carmichael, 5th assistant; Miss A. Keast, 6th assistant. James Bay Ward School, Miss M. V. Storey; Johnson Street Ward School, Miss H. Jacksoi>; Rock Baj' Ward School, L.Iiss C W. Forrest. Wellington, G. Stamburn, B. A., principal; Mi«s M. Lawrence, assistant; William's Lake, Wm. Manaou; Yale, W. T. Kinney; York, Miss B.Grant. : "•■;•..;• ■■' The amount put down ia the Estimates for 1887 for salaries and buildings is I $101,695. ►•■ ! c < dd z (D H CO 0) ■A ^j w <:! T. N. HIBBEN 1^ CO Government St., ^ -- ' 1 > ►^ 1 H 1^ ° > 0) 00 Cfl tr' o w^> t3 V'OTORIA. COWAN & CO., Pnper Makers, Edinburgh. ' ■':, JOSEPH GILLLOTT A; SONS, Steel Pens. P. & J. ARNOLD'S Inks. Jx t. SIDNEY J. SAUNDERS c>L- CO., Christmas and other Chronio Cards. t-1 .'■f> MITCHELL'S Outline Maps. W. & A. K. JOHNSONS Globes T. SCHRIVER & CC and Atlases and Maps. Copying Presses. SU 3 v: rt- 3- o 3 ■-t crq ^ „. ta 3 XJ nt r* •-t 3* m r n W (T) u • u H) ?r a "* hQ m c r+ 3 O 3 n i-t v: C/d 3 O C GO TO B. WILLIAMS A CO., '''' ^^"''"' ^ ''"^'^' """ '^''' ^^"^'"^- C n 4' !l ' t4 nfc Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Oouolas, Victoria, B. C. Headparliers for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. C. (0 zi (OS hi <© (0 P H io8 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. VICTORIA DISTRICT Has an area of twenty -seven square miles, and a population of about one thous- and. It is bounded on the south and east by Haro Straits, on the west by Victoria Arm and on the north by Lake District. The soil is principally black loam, with clay subsoil. The drives along the Saanich, Burnside, Cedar Hill, Gorge and Cadboro Bay roads are delightful, and p ssisa many convenient and enjoyable resorts for pleasure feekers. During the last t. , "r a number of handsome private dwelling- have been erected. The climate i and the distr.ct sheltered from the prevailing winds. In former years the Qi .t was heavily timbered, but at the present time presents quite an old settled appearance, with its fine farms and rich meadow lands, hewn as they were from the primitive forest. This section is rich in scenery as well as lands, and the ascent of any of the numerous low hills will be richly repaid, as at a glance the whole of the surrounding country is seen. The temperature of the dis- trict Is delightful, the winter of 1886-7 being about the coldest experienced for years, the thermometer did not fall lower, in exposed situations, than eight above zero, while the summer heat is seldom more than eighty in the shade. All th« hardy fruits, such as apples, pears, plums, and an endless variety of smaller fruits grow well, while many flowers that are only found in green- houses in the east, thrive well in the open air, and a bouquet of roaes, wall-flowers, daisies and vi'^'ijts, plucked from the garden, is no unusual sight in January. The district is retjarkable for the large number of oa'.- it originally contained— a fine col- lection still remain in Beacon Hill Park. They are generally an index of good though, sometimes, a rocky soil. The farmers of this and a neJahboring district are famous for exhibiting vegetables of mammoth size, such as cal>bage8, turnip and mangold. Hops are a product which thrive well. A new church has been lately erected in the district, at Spring ilidge — a former one was built on the Gorge Road. The district is traversed by the following macadamized roads, commencing at the Victoria Arm and travelling east and south to the. Straits, viz. : — Gorge Road, Burnside Road, Topaze Avenue and Saanich Road; Spring Ridge and Cedar Hill Road and Oakland ; Mount Tolmie cross-road, Cadboro Bay Road, Foul Ray Road, Gordon Head Road. The water main for the supply of Victoria from Elk Lake and connections is laid along the Saanich Road, which passes the Swan Lake, a resort of fishermen and skaters. The Government land in the district has been sold, and cleared land, fenced, sells at from $50 to $100 per acre, and if very near the City of Victoria, a still higher price is obtained. Lands within two miles of the capital have changed hands at from $400 to $800 per acre, and the tendency is still higher as their richness and productiveness are better understood and the constant improvement that is taking place in the market. As a sect m for a residence Victoria District is unsurpassed. Victoria District Directory. Adams D. R, contractor and mill owner, Craigflower, Adams Fred., bookkeeper, Craig- flower. Adams John R., , miner, Craig- flower. Loch Anderson Mrs., farmer, End, Burnside road. Andrew John A., clerk (H.B.Co.) Garbally. Austin J. J., real estate agent, Victoria arm. Pi r t o| ■H ^■1 «, r Hfe 9 ii A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. o c o z m < ' O' n. le IS ty sn- Wl »> LI C. A. Lombard' & Co., •""^iS^Jixl'.'L.^J"''^' AffciitM for the B**!! OrKiiii, fVelirr iiiiil Hti'inwny I'tiir.iuN. (I) (II ji tut H % c. rs, 'he ol- ms [id. he 1 is ,n(i ize int he >ng rs. at ice boo as le ch o.) nt, H W r > d o ;!> 0) H ■ O > (0 O c H H 30 ■n O 2 Z m ID o M CO H > r GO X § •< O" 30 U o o < -em ^1 P2 CO H 30 m 3 VICTORIA DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 109 Barnard F. J„ gentleman, Duval cottage, Barnard F. S., agent Transfer Co., Duval cottage. Barnard Harry, law student, Duval cottage. Bellamy Mrs., wid., Burnside rd. Blanc Antoine, Burnside rd. Bosworth David, dairyman, Oak- land. Bowker J. L., farmer, Oak Bay. Boxall Jas., laborer, Burnside rd. Brenton Rev. C. J., M. A., principal Corrig school. Brydges George, farmer, Gordon head road. Burgess Frank, plasterer, Topaze avenue. Carey J. William, farmer, Green Mountain rd. Casanave Alex., dairyman, Cad- boro Bay rd. Chafifey Henry, Victoria dairy. Cedar Hill rd. Chambers Walter, lumber dealer. Gorge rd. Childe F. S., Cedar Hill rd. Cluet Jos., laborer at M. Row- land's. Coats R., laborer at M. Row- land's. Coughlan & Mason, brickmakers, Saanich rd. Coughlan John (Coughlan & M.), Saanich rd. Cook Wm., farmer. Cedar hill rd. Croghan W. H., farm-hand, Burn- side rd. Davis R. C, prop. Swan Lake hotel. Deans George, farmer, Mount Tolmie cross rd. Dodd Martin, Gorge Retreat, Victoria arm. Dougherty J. C, Cedar hill rd. Dt dgeon Jas., butcher, Burnside road. Dunning W. H., farmer, Cedar hill rd. Durling Allan, gardener, Burn- side rd. Elford Wm., farmer, Cadboro Bay rd. Elford Theop., farmer. Foul Bay road. Elliott W. A., prop. Willows, Cadboro Bay rd. Emery John, prop. Oakland hotel. Cedar hill rd. Evans B., farmer, Cadboro Bay road. Evans H., Cadboro Bay rd. Finnerty Mich., farmer. Mount Tolmie cross rd. Fish Robt, farmer, Saanich rd. Folley Wm , laborer at M. Row- land's. Eraser John, laborer with J. J. Russell. Fuller A. D., Cadboro Bay rd. Glendenning, farmer, Cedar hill road. Glendenning John, farmer. Cedar hill rd. Glendenning Peter, miner, Cedar hill rd. Gowdy J., coal miner, Burnside road. ' Graham Wm., teamster, Saanich road. Gudgeon Wm., laborer, Burnside road. Harris John, farmer, Gordon head road. Heay Mrs. EUinor, Gordon head road. Henly Harry, prop. Clover Point hotel. Henly John, Clover Point. Henly Harry, Clover Point. o c o < o o p " tr o ^ O Q — tf) •-t BmH I I A RIIQ P PP Keep always in Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of . IflLLIAmU flt UU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B. O. O o w n v> 3 CTCi P n "-I 3 a ft) •-t p V) m Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } ='"""" ^*'°""'"' (0 u zi 3| 9i Li MM « .innon M., farm-hand, Mrs. Lee. Nelson J. P., laborer, Gordon head road. Nichols Jas., teamster, Cadboro bay rd. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA B. G. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H P b 0) PI » H b 0) O 7i m H 71 3 Z SD : ^ m 2 •^ H w (0 H 13 < c-4- (> -\ ? > OD w o C-K o H b ^ d it ir 1- (1)2 H u «} re ce Irs. )n )ro D Pi 01 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^^^^i'.'i^™''^' AKtiuttt for llif Bell OrKHii. Welirr ami Stclnway I'innoN. S O » CQ M S 0^ *^ ■0 t3 O TJ o 3 m Q, H Sh " £. o ^ < m z m z H O w O O o 7> m O O CO VICTORIA DISTRICT DIRECTORY. Ill Nicholson Jos., farmer, Saanich | Robertson Mrs., widow, Cadboro road Nicholson John, farmer and con- tractor, Saanich rd. Nicholson Geo., farmer, Saanich road. Norn Sam., farmer, Cedar hill rd. Northcote John, Foul Bay rd. N orris Fred., saddler, Gorge rd. Olsen P., farmer, Burnside rd. Osman Mrs., housekeeper, Swan lake hotel. Pearse B. W., C.E., City Council- lor, Cadboro bay rd. Peers the Misses, Stromness farm, Burnside. Pemberton Aug. F., J. P., Foul bay rd. Pemberton Jos. D., farmer, Gon- zales farm. Penny Dan., prop. Burnside hotel. Pickard Wm., carpenter, Cadboro bay rd. Pollard Rev. W., Wesleyan min., Saanich rd. Pollock Chas., farmer, Cedar hill road. Pollock Samuel, farmer. Cedar hill rd. Porter Robt., farmer and butcher, Burnside rd. Porter R. T., butcher, Burnside road. Porter J., Prospect lake. Pridmore W„ farmer, Burnside rd. Prior E. G., hardware merchant, Pemberton rd. Primrose Alex., Mount Tolmie cross rd. Reveley Capt. F., real estate agt., Saanich rd. Richards Fortune, laborer, To- paze ave. Richmond . farmer, Victoria arm. *"ay road. Rossignol Peter, laborer. Cedar hill rd. Rowland Matthias, farmer, Burn- side rd. Rowland J. W., farmer, Burnside road. Russell John J., farmer, Straw- berry v^le. Scott Robert, farmer, Cedar hill road. Sehl Wm., farmer, Saanich rd. Seres J. B., Richmond hotel, Mount Tolmie cro.ss rd. Seres F., Richmond hotel, Mount Tolmie cross rd. Short Wm., bricklayer, Saanich road. Shepherd J., laborer. Cedar hill road. Simpson Alex., tailor, Cadboro bay road. Sinclair J., farmer, Cadboro Bay road. Smith Henry, dairyman, near Clover Point. Smith Geo. H., gentleman. Gar- bally. Somers , carpenter, Cedar hill rd. Speed Thos., plasterer, Saanich road. Spence J., farmer, Cedar hill rd. Stockand & Whitfield, farmers. Stevens David, farm-hand (E. R. Wilkenson), North Dairy Cross road. Standish W. G., farmer, Gordon head rd, Taylor Rev. G. W., Church of England Mission, N. Dairy, Cross road. Thistle W. H., farmer, Cadboro bay rd. CO » O > en en « Pi »-» &^ en 09 H en en O CO O en ca O r ?^ If. > r > o H o GO TO B. WILLIAMS j[ GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS. VALISES, BLANKETS, Em Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, yiovonia, B. O. Cheap, DnraWe A StyM Boots & Shoes, } "tr^LTc""' ■I 'i; (0 OS z| « ■H V < ^ .S.> 4-1 S IS rt rr t) c tn . O rt 2 O >C 4-1 o, o flj 4-r c tu 1—1 .4_, 0) c ■ ^tm 0) Z o o £ o Q e < Si 4 r n s CQ 4 Id 4 H o CO O < 1— I. o o 03 e > ;• C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"*^S°o'!ixi'°B®I°'"' AgcntH for Ibe B«ll Orc«B» Weber and Mvlnwny Piiiiioi*. R° » SAANICH PENINSULA. 113 SAANICH PENINSULA. NORTH AND SOUTH SAANICH AND LAKE DISTRICT. GENERAL DESCRIPTION. The Peninsula of Saanich, including Lake, compnaes about 60 square miles, and contains some 38,500 acres, a very small ptdPbrtion of which is hilly or otherwise un- fit for cultivation. Almost the whole of these districts has been taken up by pur- chase or by settlers — and in large part held by speculators. It is surrounded on three sides by the Straits of Haro, the Satellite channel and Saanich Inlet. Its soil varies conniderably ; as a rule it is a rich black loam, varying from 8 inches to 2 feet in depth, with a clay subsoil. ' Near the coast it is chiefly composed of lime and all sorts of shell detritus, the remains, probably, of ancient Indian feasts. Barley is renowned es- pecially for malting purposes, and hops are unrivalled and fetch good prices in San Francisco. The lakes in the District so named are the resort of sportsmen for angling; and from Elk Lake is obtained the Victoria water supply. Three public schools are established in the District. A small church (Episco- palian) has been recently built in Lake District; some twenty years ago an Episcopal church and par-onage house was built in S. Saanich, and during the past year another has been built in N. Saanich on a generous donationiof two acres of ground, cleared and fenced, and overlooking the Inlet. A neat cemetery, fenred and sur- veyed, has been laid out in S. Saanich; one is contemplated in N. Saanich. The Roman Catholic church h&a a place of worship and a small cemetery in S. Saanich Not far from E. Road is a chapel belonging to the Methodists. All descriptions of fruit come to perfection Saanich has always been celebrated for its nmsk and water melons. Some 17 years aG;o the farmers of Saanich establish- ed an Agricultural Society, which now possesses four acres of land and a large build- ing. Here is an annual show. The Provincial exhibitions of the Dominion, and even the recent universal ex- hibition at Paris, have awarded gold medals to Saanich wheat. An excellent quality of oat meal and flour is produced at the steam mills of Brackm&u & Ker. An excellent quality of lime is obtained in the district, which leaves but little slack and finds a ready market in Victoria and Vancouver. First class lumber is found, especially in cedar and white and red fir of large size. The arbutus, popular, hemlock und spruce also abound. The District is traversed by two roads from N. to S., about 2^ miles apart, and for the most part admirably macadamized; when first started a sum of $9,000 was spent on a portion only of N. Saanich roads. They are second 'to but few in the Province. A railway ia projected to run the whole length of the District. A commodious wharf has been erected for convenience of Eaat Coast steamers. Whales have been seen in large numbers in the Inlet. . This District sends two members to the Local Legislature, and is a part of Van" couver District, which is represented by one member in the Dominion House of Oommons. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty of Childrens' Clothing. Exatnine their Stock before going elsewhere. J0HN8ON Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. It- &- n r a a. B' crq w ^ •-, n tr ?r X n w c n w n m ►—• r+ n fU r+ < 1— . n N— . .t" •-d V ^3 fD "t p a a td V 3 TT '\ .ilk ErsMne's Boot and Shoe Eiporini,}'"°{-rr*:"B*o.""'"' (0 HI. Il ^* as Uo 0) 114 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. LAKE DISTRICT. . Anderson G. W., M.P.P., farnser, E. road. Black John, farmer, W. road. Bole W., E. road. Bradbury H. C, farm hand, J. Stevens. Brown (G. H. Wilson), farmd^ Alderlcy Park, E. road. Bull Jos., farm hand, W. road, Camp John, prop. Royal Oak tavern. Caselton Mrs. farmer, Caselton Arthur, farmer. D.i ranee John, farmer, W. road. Duval Lewis, farmer, W. road. Dyer John, farmer, E. road. Ede John, keeper of city water vvorks. _ - ■ . . ./ Garrett G., farmer. Goyatte Jps., farmer, W. road. Grove Allen D., farmer. Hawkins Arthur D., farm hand. Heal John, farmer, E. road. ' Heal Fred., farmer, E. road. Heal Henry, farmer, E. road. Johnson VV., farmer. Prospect lake. Jones Sam. P., farmer. Jones W.W., farmer, (late Fiterre), cross road. Lindsay Geo., farmer, Victoria rd. Lindsay jr. Geo., Victoria road. Marks J., farmer. May Thos., farmer. McHugh Henry, farmer, E. rd. McHugh Wm., farmer, E. road. McKenzie Robt., farmer. Porter J., farmer, Prospect lake. Pusey J., farmer, (John Tway). Simpson capt., J. M., E. road. Spotts Thos., farmer. Spotts J., farmer. Spotts C, farmer. Stevens John, farmer and prop. Half way H. W. road. Tomlinson '-, school teacher, public school. Tuit P., farmer. Tway John, farmer, Cordova Bay. Tway John E., farmer, Cordova Bay. Walton Marcus, farmer, W. road. Whiffen J., farmer. Prospect lake. Whiffen Sidney, farmer. Prospect lake. Whiffen Albert, farmer. Prospect lake. Wilkenson Edward, farmer, Col- quitz farm. Wilkenson Rich. Wright, farmer, Colquitz farm. Wilkenson Horace Willoughby, farmer, Colquitz farm, Young John L., farmer, W. road. SOUTH Alexander Chas., farmer, E. road. Alexander jr.,Chas., farmer, E. rd. Alexander Thos., farmer, E. road. Anderson Edwd., farmer, W. road. Baker Geo., farmer. Baker Thos., laborer, W. road. Bartleman P., blacksmith, W. road. Bryant John D., farmer, E. road. Butler Mrs. G., widow, E. road. SAANICH. Charles (Indian), farmer, W. road. Davis J. T., farmer, E. road. Davis Henry, farmer, E. road. Deans Solomon, farmer, E. road. Dore John, farm hand, E. road. Everton Rev. Geo., E. road. Graham Thos., farmer, W. road. Greig W., farmer, W. road. Greig Robert, farmer, W. road. A. GREGG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. 1^ > •^ e H H X m r rS^ O ^ ! 1-^ ? o 2[ 2 C O Fho fs in > r- o ^ S s^ J) ;:^ 5S 2 '^- S S3. .— '— > 0) fatO CO 2 03 c ■ ■■ *< < ^ (0 S tr ^ z ^ X z (D H ^ ^ p4- 4f O 3^ O SR c > S o 3 OD CO a o5: 0) ■ V . :r, I i^ CO •+- va id. ke. ect I , ■. ECt ol- ler, by. ad. lad. 0) C ti X lad o o , c ad. 1 Q a reet, C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^*^S°o^^'°3.^J°'"' AK<'iitH for ili« H«>ll OrRHii, Wfber nml Micinway I'Ihiioh. > H H Z m H I— I. CD 2 O z a O iP H " > M 03 C4 o o o < m 2 m z (0 ;^ ^ O 3 00 :3 CO O >-i. 00 SOUTH SAANICH DIRECTORY. 115 Greig Thos., farmer, W. road. Greigjr., VV., farmer, W. road. Gregory Rev. W. H., epis. mnstr. Hagan James, farmer, W. road. Hammond Wm., laborer on the dredger. Harrison Geo., farmer, E. road. Harrison Wm., farmer, E. road. Harrison Sam., farmer, E. road. Harrison Thos. J., farmer W rd. Henderson John, prop. Mt. New- ton hotel. Henry (Indian), farmer, W. road. Holden John, farmer, E. road. Howe A. C, farmer, E. road. Hurd Isaac, farmer, E. rd. John Robert R, M.P.P., farmer, E. road. John Edwin, farmer, E. road. Lydgate Mrs., farmer, Cro.ss road. Marcotti Xavier, farmer. Cross rd. Mitchell Thos., farmer, E. road. McNeil — , farmer ,E. road. Pritchard Ed., farmer, E. road. Richardson W., farmer, E. road. Ray J. Joseph, farmer, E. road. Radford VV., farmer, E. road. Sabiston J., farm hand E. road. Sadleir Edmund, farmer, E. road. Simpson Henry, farmer, Prairie Tavern, E. road. Simpson G. H., farmer, Prairie Tavern, E. road. Sluggett John, farmer, W. road. Sluggett G. H., farmer, W. road. Sluggett Robert, farmer, W. road, Sluggett P., farmer, W. road. Spotts Fielding, farmer, E. road. Steinberger Wm., farmer, W. road. Steinberger jr., Wm., farmer, W. rd. Steinberger Henry, farmer, W. rd. Thomas Geo., farmer, W. rd. Tom (Indian), farmer, W. road. Turgoose Mrs., widow, E. road. Verdier E.. farmer, W. road. Walls C., farmer, W. road. Young Henry, farmer, E. road. NORTH SAANICH. Armstrong Wilson, farmer, E. rd. Armstrong Wm., farmer, E. rd. Bennett A. J , farmer, E. road. Brackman & Ker, mill owners, E. road. ' Brackman Henry, (B & Ker). Brethour Julius, farmer, E. road. Brethour Henry, farmer, E. road. Brethour J. W., farmer, E. road. Brethour Sam., farmer, E. road. Brethour John, farmer, E. road. Collin T. A., farmer, W. road. Coulter David, farmer, E. road. Crawford Robt., farmer, E. road. Downey J. J., farmer, W. road. Edwards J. T.. farmer, W. road. Ferguson Thos., farmer, E. road. Frank J. P., farmer, E. road. Horth R. P., farmer, Wains' cross road. Hutching W., laborer, cross road. Imire Peter, farme^ 'i. road. John James, farmer, iL. road. John David, farmer, E. road. John Richard, farmer, E. road. John jr. Richard, farmer, E. road. Ker David, ^Brackman & Ker). Ker A., North Saanish flour mill. Menagh Alex., farmer, E. road Mills Geo., farmer. School cross road. Moses Mrs., farmer, W. road. Mcllmoyl J. T., farmer, E. road. McDonald Donald, farmer, E. rd, McTavish G. A., farmer and florist, W. road. GO TO B. WILLIAMS i GO., for Men'a, "Youths' and Boys' Clothing. 3 O 3 -1 CfQ n r 3" O n' W n> • Q TT 3 ■* JO in u i~f- -1 n r-t- 3 CO p 3 O C > V 213 <5 CO p w ii6 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY, O^ilivc Wm., laborer ,W. side. Page R. E., farmer, E. road. Purver R. G., farmer, E. road. Purver Alex., farmer, E. road. Purver Chas,, farmer, E. road. Reay W. farmer, E. road. Reay C. H., farmer, E. road. Reid D. B., retired farmer, E. rd. Reid Mrs,, widow, W. road. Roberts Sam., farmer, E. road. Robertson W., with (McTavish), cross road. Rossiter J., public school teacher, E. road. . . i Sandover Simon, farmer, E. road Simpson W,. farmer, W. road, Thomson Wm., farmer, Mt. New- ton, cross road. Thomson Alex., farmer, cro.ss rd. Thomson David, farmer, cross rd. Thomson Richard, farmer, cross road. Towner William, farmer, W. rd Wain Henry, farmer, W. road. Wain jr. H., farmer, W. road. Wain Alex., farmer, W. road. White E. farmer, W. road. Williams W. H., farmer, W. road ESQUIMALT TOWN. DESCRIPTION. The tiown of Esquimalt ia situated on a small peninsula, which separates ti. s i 9 9 ■ -k-'S ntH for the Rcl' OrKan, Welter nnd Strlnwiiy PtnnoH. 71 (0 H I O r > 0) 0) O c H m 71 ■n 7) : z ^ •< 0* 7) ;^ r > d :?: o r o o M C/3 H r o CO H 31 m 5 HISTORY OF THE DRY DOCK. 117 Government, and a refund made to .'JritisH Columbia, amounting than to l§300,000, d for in 1875 for tne conatruciion of a dock by the government of British Columbia, tenders to be ac".ompanied by working drawing, etc. Only one tender was received and it was not accepted. . . •> ^^> -^.fy In 1872, Mr. Bulkley, then chief engineer oi he provincial government, reported in favor of the dock being constructed wherf .7 now is, he having been employed in surveying the site and taking borings, and ae expressed the opinion that it would be more ec gnomical to carry cut the work as a government meaoure. Arrangements having been made that the Dominion guarant'ie of 5 per cent, on £100,000 should be changed to a subsidy of £50,000, payable as the work progressed, the imperial government wera then appealed to for assistance. Mr. DeCosmos was sent to England, as a delegate, and secured a subsidy of £30,000, which Mr. Walkem, whon he went to England in 1874, succeeded in getting; raised to £50,000 sterling. In ?874, Messrs. Kinipple & Morris, 2, Westminster chambers, Lordon, England, were appointed by the government of 6. C. as their engineers, and were instructed Co prepare plans for the cofferdam and dock. Messrs. K. & M. sent Mr. W. Bennett, the present resident engineer, in 1875. Tenders for the building of the cofferdam were called ior and the contract was awarded to Hayward & Jenkinson, of Victoria, who were allowed to transfer, under government sanction, their contract B. WILLIAMS & CO., o c -^^ Keep always m Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas, Victoria. B. O. < ft" o n M ii p , 1 . 1 in f- '■ 1 rr : o ^ ■ '!' o n • ■! — v> i-f o ^ i O 'J. TT n w n H «i ,■ -l ta«» 3 ^ a 'V . i ►o 1 : »■-• 3 orq •TJ (U '^ "n SJ 3 o- •D P ^ "1 to (U crq 4 r ^ ' Imiense Assortment of Boots and Shoos. } ^"*'""'' ^"'°"""' (0 111 !i:r It i 2*= 1 (OH •< O 8 Z 0) o Erf Victoria, B. C. ii8 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. to Messrs. Reed Bros. & Co., of London, England. Their agent arrived in March, 1876, and the cofferdam should have been completed in October, 1876. In March, 1879, the contractors stopped work altogether, and the government were compelled to take ])088e8sion of the works in June, 1879. Ten'''^r8 were immediately ca'le I for the completion of the unfinished work, but the bids were so high that the govc- 'nent, on the advice of th^ir engineer, did not accept any, and the work was cor. r-.,ed under his supervisio'i in November, 1879, Tenders were then called for the (-onstruction of the dock itself, and in March, 1880, the contract was awarded to Messrs. F. B. McNamee 4; Co., of Montreal, the price being, in round numbers, $^^0,000, the government to provide the pumps. Portland cement and caisson, three very costly items, the contractor to be paid 90% as the work progressed, the remaining 10% to pe paid on the completion of the dock. The head of the firm arrived in June, 1880, and went away in August, leaving the work in charge of three local geni^^lemen, Messrs. Nicholson, Roberf'on and Huntington, whom he had taken into partnership. The excavations were com- menced in Septembiir, 1880, but progress was slow, and in April, 1882, the contrac- tors stopped work, and consequently, on the 27fch June, 1882, formal possession of the graving dock was taken by the provincial government and the work was carried on by day labor, until June, 1883. On the 24th August, 1883, the Esquimalt graving dock, under the provisions of the well-known Settlement bill, M'as formally handed over by the late Hon. Wm. Smithe, Chief Oommissioner of Lands and Works, to Hon. Jos. Trutch, C.M.G., on behalf of the Dominion Government. From this period the work fell into good hands, and has beon energetically pushed to its present successful completion. The total cost of the graving dock will he in the neighborhood of $900,000. The Quebec graving dock and this one are probably thn two most economically buil"^ on the American continent. That of the United States on Mare Island will cost over $2,000,000. That at Brook'yu, only 286ft. long, .30 in width at bottom, with a total length of 350ft., cost $2,000,000. The contractors arje Messrs. Larkin, Conolly & Co., well and favorably known in the east, where they have been contractors for heavy public works. They were also concerned in the Island Railway and will prob£,bly be heard from in another railway. ■ Mr. W. Bennett, C.E , was superintending engineer lOr the whole work; Mr. Aylen, C.E., was contractor's engineer. Esquimb.lt Town Directory Almanzia Alonzo, carpenter's mate, Navy yard. Ashley Thomas, farmer. Babbage Fred,, laborer, the Globe inn. Barry Chas., principal storehouse- man, Navy yard. Bebbington Geo., boatman. Bishop Caleb, principal stoie- hoijseman, Navy yard. Blair David, laborer. Brown Freu., station master. Bugslay P., carpenter. Bunting C, custom-house officer. H P Mi. b A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET. VICTORIA B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. a 8 w« i ; bg ■ t s^ H - (t f*£ . (Qg 3D '^ : \^ ^ Mi »8 l\i^ . 00 't \^^ 2« m- r 10- ► "^ M s el W2 ^^ ■" ^2 on »^ > ood H 30 ■q D KW. \ H H uih IJI Ci4 0) !£) ,ver J 25 otal <^ t4 irere ,her a*. C5 ^ 3 13 Mr. sj^ 1 m Pi 1 Z "^ 1 H CO n 1 » 5 -r .e-^ (D S o 2 r cer. iH JW P C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^'^^°o"S'. =^1°"^' AgeulH for lh« Bell OrKHu. Mfixr hihI Mriiiwiiy i'tiiiiits. ESQUIMALT TOWN DIRECTORY. 119 Cameron Arch., carpenter. Campbell John D., police officer. Carr F., bartender, Ship inn. Cartmel Dan., fleet engineer, R.N. Coffee Henry, laborer, the Globe. Cogan H., farmer, Esquimalt dist. Comlay Fred. R., leading stoker, Navy yard. Conley Michael, contractor. Cregan J as., laborer, Globe hotel. Dare Joseph, keeper Fisgard light. Davey Walter, store-keeper's boat- man. Davey F., clerk. Desorneau Jas., bartender. Dobbin T. Sydney, chief clerk. Navy yard. Dodds Thos., cooper, Navy yard. Doran John, prop. New nn. Downer R., principal st ehouse- man, Navy yard. Eg ""S Henry, bricklayer. Elliott Thos., laborer, Globe hotel. Farrell Jas., laborer, Globe inn. F.irrell Mrs., widow. Fisher Wm., J. P., the Fort. Fisher Chas., prop. Globe inn. Francis G., livery stable. Frith Alfred J. E., assistant store- houseman. Navy yard. Goepel Philip D., clerk. Navy yd. Gray Joseph, carpenter. Hauton Peter, laborer, dry dock. Harris Hfsnry, prop. Ship inn. Holman James boatman. Howard John T., prop. Union hotel. Hunt Wm., farmer, retired. Innes J. H., naval and victualling store-keeper and accountant in charge, Navy yard. Jensen V., groceries and provis'ns. Jones Mrs. Stephen, prop. Inter- national hotel. Jules Jos., laborer, dry dock. Keeler Richard, groceries and provisions. Kelynack E. A., carpenter R. N. Labbe Thomas. Lake Elias, boatswain R. N. Lambert Mrs., widow. Lamp Thos., cooper. i: • . Littlefield jo)m, leading stoker, Navy yard. Logan Hugh, storehouse laborer. Navy yard. Logan Uriah, pensioner, Navy yd. Martin J. W., laundry. Masson Cyril, laborer. Miller Jos., prop. Esquimalt house. Millington Mrs. Mary. .,- Moffatt Herbert, laborer. -^ • Muir .\rch., engineer. McBeath Duncan. ^'fcKenzie Kenneth, clerk, Navy -ird. M' uane A., laborer. McNeven X :cx.,engr. on "Lottie." NichoUs L. \V., forema on the caisson. Globe hotel. Patton Edgar, laborer, dry f' ck. Phillips Richard, principal store- houseman. Navy ; ird. Porter J., livery stable. Reid James, engineer. Reeves W. I., laborer, GloV iiotel, Richardson Thos., armoi .r.Navy yard. Robb J., laborer, Globe hotel. Robinson Wm., laborer, dry dock. Rockaway Wm., gentleman. Rothwell Wm., capitalist. Royal Navy Club house, Foster's wharf Selleck William, gentleman. Shore Mrs. Mary. Smith L., laborer, C^lobe inn. Smith R., laborer. Globe inn. Smith Dougal, laborer. Globe inn. Smith John, blacksmith. W m ao TO for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA.nKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. B. WILLIAMS & GO., CO 1 i H ; 1 1 o \ : V il ^ .; ;;'(." ca \ 1 > G» [ CO <• .' ' a - 50 m .-H ■ 1 . 3 ^ 1 S5 1 ;■ as o it 1 ' i CO Cj - W 1 ^ ^ 3h 1 ► ^ 5« O O ^ CO . O 1 to Q |: > &< 1 CO 1 H ii K ! • li , Cheap, LurablB k StyM Boots ft Shoes, I ^r:,^.TS"* (0 col o| ml 7^" H l-l (0 120 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Smith Wm., carpenter. Soil Chris., the Globe inn. Stock John, lamplighter. Switzer — , laborer. Veitch Wm., blacksmith. Vere Fred J., sioker. Navy yard. Wake Gervas F., clerk. Navy yard. Waterhouse Thos., machinist. Wilby H. E., groceries and provi- sions. Williams ^'ohn H., engine room artificer, Navy yard. Woodham Richard, boatman. Woodward Richd., laborer, Globe hotel. Wright Wm., prop dry dock boarding house. CHINESE DIRECTORY. Shang Lee, washing and ironing. I Wah Lung, washing and ironihg. Sing Lee, washing and ironing. ROYAL NAVAL YARD, ESQUIMALT. Naval and Victualling Stokkkeepkr and Accountant in Charge, James H. Innes; Chief Clerk, T. Sydney Dobbin; Fleet Engineer, B. N., Daniel Cartmel; BoatHwain, B. N., Ellas Lake; Carpenter, B. N., Edw'd A. Kelynack; Clerks, Kenneth McKenzie, Fred'k Davey, Gervaa F. Wake, Philip D. Goepel; Pnncipal Storehouse- men, Caleb Bishop, Richard Downer, Charles Barry, Richard Phillips; Cooper, Thomas Dodds; AKsistant Storehouseman, Alfred J. E. Frith; Storehouse laborer, Hugh Logan; Engine room artificer, John H. Williams; Armourer, Thos. Richardson; Skilled Car- penter's mate, Alonzo Alm&nzia,; Leading (StoAv -s, John Littlefield, Fred'k R. Comlay: Stoker, Frederick J. Vere; Storekeeper's Boatman, Walter Davey; Lamplighter, John Stock ; Marine Ouard, consisting of one non-commissioned officer and eight rank and eie. Royal Naval Hospital. — Stt^ Sun/eon, R N, in charge, Thomas C. Hickey, M. B. ; Steioard, James Andrews; Sick Berth Steward, Joseph Cohen; Cook, James T. Burgess. ESQUIMALT DISTRICT. DESCIIPTION. This district lies in a westerly directioa from Victoria City, and is bounded on the east by Victoria harbor, on the south by the Straits of Sfi Juan de Fuca, on the west by Metchosi i, anc "^n the north by Higi\land and unsur\ uyed districts. The district includes a portion of what ia sometimes call 1 Victoria West with the main road leading to Esquimalt town; also i suburb called Craigflower, situated on Victoria arm where ia a noted oatmeal mill which wn ~ celebrated for the good quality of biscuit manufactured for the Royal Navy. Craigflower possesses one of the public schools of the district; some of the pupils have readily passed into the Victoria High School. Colwood is another favorite resort of the Victoria public, and has been the scene of many a contest at cricket between a Nary and a Victoria The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. 3 TJ •♦-> (U in t t, ^ < V. a So 4) 4-1 > c o 4-) ^■^4 o < tuo CO , -S^ a geq 01 ^ rt 4-> O u ^> i) 4J C "5 •^ c 4-1 I— 0< bA ^ . OX) r- O rt O O xi ■*-> 4.> c (^ Q o a) i H t( I—" IB ^ ia H 4 C/5 r CD H o w < o o H- • po ESQUIMALT DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 121 eleven. Langford Lake, on the road to Goldstream, is also interesting to the tourist and pleasure seeker whenever fail to callattheGoldstreatn House, largely patronized in the halcyon days of Leech River excitement. The district possesses also a tanning establishment, that of the Belmont Company, on the Lagoon. The saltwater arm over which Parson's bridge is thrown is the resort of the angler. The Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway traverses a portion of the district, the nearest station to Victoria being in Victoria West, and adjoining the Songish Indian reserve. ESQUIMALT & GOLDSTREAM DISTRICTS DIRECTORY. Agnew J., bartender St. George's inn, Esquimalt road. Andrews James, steward Royal Naval hospii^J. Argyle, jun., Thos., Albert Head. Argyle Albert, Albert Head. Astle Thos., farmer, Goldstream hotel. Atkins Thos., farmer, Goldstream hotel. Atkins Jos., farmer, Goldstream hotel. Bannerman J. J., farmer, Albert head. Bland Jas., prop. Half- Way house, Esquimalt road. Blaquire Matthew, laborer, Vic- toria west. Brayfield Chas., laborer, Esqui- malt road. Brennen Henry, fireman. Brown C. B., keeper small- pox hospital, Albert Head. Burgess J. T., cook. Royal Naval hospital, Clinton Geo. W., laborer. Parsons' Bridge hotel. Cohen Joseph, sick berth steward. Royal Naval hospital. Collyer Thos. R., capitalist, Vic- toria West. Conway John, prop. Four-Mile house. Crane John A., tanner, Belmont. Cura Frank, laborer, Parsons' Bridge hotel. Dickson Wm., machinist, Esqui- malt road. Dillon B. F., prop. Coach and Horses inn, Esquimalt road. Donovan J no., farmer, Goldstream hotel. Duke — , farmer, Albert Head. Dutnall Geo., farmer, Albert Hd. Elvin Geo., expressman, Esqui- malt road. Garland Aaron, engineer. Wood- bine cottage, Victoria West. Gaudin Capt. J., master-mariner, Craigflower road. Gerow G. C, wagon and carriage builder, Victoria West. Graham Rd., barkeeper, Parson's Bridge hotel. Healy Wm., farmer, Goldstream hotel. Heaton John, farmer. Hickey Thos., C.M.B. stafif-surg'n, R.N., in charge R. Naval hosptl. Hill Jno., laborer, Parsons' Bridge hotel. Johnson — ,f'mer,Esq'mt Lagoon. Kelly Ed., tanner, Belmont. Lutus Alfred, laborer, Goldstream hotel. Lutus Hugh, laborer, Goldstream hotel. Marsh J. B., master mariner. Martin Thos., the Grove, Esqui- malt rcud. Muirhead Jas. (Muirhead and Mann), Victoria West. o r n a. 5' on? W o ?r 2. X o c n 3 < n If- o S.C. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Specialty of Childbens' Cix)thino. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. JOHNSON Strict, bkt. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. O. n v> SL JT rt- s n •n P 3 a s ST 3 ;4* i Erskine's Boot and Shoe Emporinm, } (0 u . z| 0| 2| 3| U r^ C . z ^^ o .S.. r.^ H •^1 <=« > O^ 1.- ^^ r It* 'r* C0 •♦w S s^ r S <» in §s > (0 K fr 71 3) to S i tiO gi c 5e ■ ^m» ^ n i^al 2 n tf> I d (9 ni u 5 S z <» d H tf;' m^ 3 o 30 B > 03 o "^ 5 c OD 0) o o c Q. d ducks. Metchosin has a public school and an Episcopalian church. Metchosin Directory. Amery F. J., school teacher. Battersby John, farmer, Rocky Point. Brown Geo., farmer, Beechy Bay. Brown Chas., farmer, Happy Valley. Chidley Edwin, farm hand. Cook Geo. S., farmer. Cole Geo,, farmer. Field E. S., farmer. Fisher Wm., J. P., farmer, Fern- cliffe Farm. Fisher, H. T. L., farmer, Fern- clifife Farm. Fisher W. E,, farmer, Ferncliffe Farm. Forman Chas., farmer. Gleed Mrs. T., farmer, Deer Park Farm. Helgesen Hans, farmer, Sher- wood Farm. Helgesen J. H., farmer, Sher- wood Farm. Helgesen Thos., farmer, Sher- wood Farm. Mull Isaac, farmer, Happy Valley. Parker Thos., farmer and stock- breeder, Rocky Point. Pears George, farmer, Crofter's farm. Piaggio Guilio, farmer. Roy Sapn., farmer, Metch. road. Rhode Jos.,farmer, Happy Valley. Rule Dan, farmer, Beechy Bay. Scott L., farmer, Happy Valley. Smart Mrs., Metchosin. Smith, W., farm hand, J. Rhode. Vine Edward farmer, Norfolk, Farm. Weir Robert, J. P., farmer, Gor- don Bush. Weir Adam, farmer and stock grower. We"*- John, farmer. Whitty Mrs., widow, Bilston Farm. Whitty Wm . farmer, Bilston Farm. Wilson Peter, Bilston Farm. SOOKE. DESCRIPTION. Sooke is situated about 23 miles sonth-west from Victoria, and is a thriving settlement. The soil is black loam and clayey loam with clay subsoil. It is very fertile: all kinds of cereals, fruit and vegetables thrive well, oats having grown over seven feet, and single turnips weighing from twenty to thirty pounds each. The Woodside Mill, owned and run by Muir Brother?, carry on a lumbering business. Mr. James Keill turns out very superior barrels from his cooperage. Sooke is conec- ted with Victoria by a good wagon road. There is communicution twice a week. An express leaves Sooke on Monday and returns next day, and the mail leaves on GO M. WILLIAMS & GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. t^ 3 v: rt- 3* NM o 3 "t orq 13 ^^, p 3 TS n> r* "X 3* r O n a ^ 8 n >r a ** .o m ^ri i-r S 09 O 3 n CO s o c c :i' .( iit Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. I M 1 I ■ I HI n ' 1 1 ' 1 l| ■ i i 1 Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 124 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Thursday, returning next day. The steamer "Woodside" runs between both points, carrying passengers and freight. There have been a number of wild animals killed in the district lately, viz.. Panthers, WoWes and Bears. They are very destructive of sheep. Sooke is one of the favorite hunting grounds of the Victorians — Deer, Grouse of different kinds, and Quail are very plentiful, and a variety of Ducks are found all over the district. Good fishing is to be had, both in fresh and salt water. I.eech River, a tributary of Sooke River, is situated in this district, and is famous for its gold discoveries, under Corporal Leech, of the Royal Engineers, who headed one of the expeditions organised by Governor Kennedy and the jeople for the exploration of Vancouver. The amount contributed privately was doubled by the Government. $150,000 of coarse gold, it has been stated, was taken from Leech River and neighborhood, and large quantities since. It is the opinion of some that this is nothing compared to what is left, and that the true source of the gold has yet to be discovered. Sooke Directory. Anderson Hendry, logger. Barney Donald, farmer. Brown Charles, farmer, Beecher bay. Brown George, farmer, Beecher bay. Brule J. B., farmer. Campbell Alexander, farmer. Cartwright William, farmer. Charters W. B., farmer. Dales John H., farmer, Hill head. Dales Joseph, farmer, Hill head. Floyer Arthur, farmer. Godtel Adam, Stockraiser. Gordon Edward, stockraiser. Gordon John, stockraiser. Keill James, cooper. Low Abraham, farmer, Beecher bay. Mclntyre — , farmer. Milne Ed wd., farmer, Elderwood. Milne Hugh, farmer, Riverbridge. Muir John, farmer, Woodside. Muir John S., sawyer, Woodside mill. Muir Michael, J.P. Muir, jr., Robert, Springside. Muir, sen,, Robert, Springside. Murray John A., farmer, Well Park. ■ Murray Thos., farmer, Well Park. O'Brien C, farmer. Phillips Wm., farmer, Riverside. Porrier, jr., Joseph, farmer. Porrier, sen., Joseph, farmer. Sanborn, M. W., farmer. Schmidt George, farmer, Beecher bay. Steele James, farmer. Switzer J no., farmer, Beecher bay. Trenchard Geo., capt.str. "Wood- side," Moss cottage. Throup Emmanuel, farmer. Throup Jonas, stonecutter. Turner Fred., farmer. White A. D., farmer. OTTER. Anderson David, logger, Sooke Charters J. F., farmer, Sooke P.O. P.O. Crawford John, cook, Sooke P.O. A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. in l> Pi (8 ol I (Ql » 0) Hi 'S t Pil Al 0* <1 7t 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., '•"^SSoSxl',=.^J°"' AgvntN for tht Bell Orcan, Weber Mn«l Htrtiiwny riHimw. :ii r > d l-H o > r o M > r GO 2; (0 H I O r > <» o c H H m 30 ■n 7> O z m O' < n ■1 W p crq • (A ! ImiensB AssortmBiit of Boots and Shoes. } '"•"'"" '"""'"*• Victoria, B. O. 11 ill iii^ ¥ mi ' [I (0 III Oi _8 (OK H < S u1 CO (Jin 126 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Alberni Directory. Aird William, farmer. Armand A., farmer Armstrong Wm., farmer. Benson Arthur, farmer. Hishop C. F., farmer. Bristow J. J., farmer. Cameron Colin, farmer, Carlson Carl, farmer, Clarke G. D., farmer. Clarke, jr., Daniel, farmer, Clarke E. J., farmer. Clement" Frank, farmer. Coleman J., farmer. Coleman Ephraim, farmer, Compton George, farmer. Crawford Robert, farmer. Debrix Robert, farmer, Falwell Ed., farmer. Fletcher Thos., school teacher. Eraser John, farmer. Frederickson Mr., shoemaker. Gill Edmund, farmer. Graham John, farmer, Graudy Edward, farmer. Halpenny Jos. G., farmer. Hanson A., farmer. Hector J. C, farmer. Hills Henry, farmer. Hills James, farmer. Hoff Geo,, farmer, Ingram J, V., farmer. Jotly John, farmer. Kirkpatrick Thos., farmer. Leask William, farmer. Leuwen William',. farmer. Lewis Thomas, farmer. Little David, farmer. Love John, farmer. Malhern Thos., farmer. Martin Wm., farmer. Merri field Peter, farmer. Mollet J. C, J. P., farmer. MoUet John, farmer. Moore Edward, farmer. Muller John, farmer. Munn John, farmer. McKenzie Kenneth, farmer. McKittrick Mr., farmer. McLeod John, farmer. McNeill James, farmer. McQuillan Frank, farmer. Norris Arthur, farmer, Orr John, farmer. Pinkerton Robert, farmer. Proctor Mr., farmer. Ross John, farmer. Rourke John, farmer, Russell Richard, farmer. Saul Chris., farmer. Sebastian John, farmer. Serrolt Michael, farmer. Shaw S,, farmer. Shaw Robert, farmer. Smith William, farmer. * Smith Geo. A., C.E. Smith Andrew L,, farmer Stevens Geo,, farmer, Stewardson Mr,, farmer. Stewart Dan , farmer, Stirling Walter, farmer. Stoddart Wm., farmer. Swanson Wm,, farmer. Taylor Chas., farmer. Taylor, jr., Chas., farmer. Taylor Geo,, farmer. Thompson Robt., farmer. Thompson William, farmer. Tingley Wm., farmer. Walton Mrs., farmer. Ward Matthew, farmer. Waters Walter, farmer. Watkins Fred., farmer. Winston Walter, farmer. H P D tl (Q b pjd H ( n < h • ii V A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET. VICTORIA R. C, Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. (0 3 (D O O ft) w IM, H Q b o C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^i^°o«^'.'L®I°'"' AcenU Iter tUe Bell Orguit WclMsr and »l«lnwiiy riiiNWM. 05 m I ,9. - CD m CL «) ^ I— !• S O ? 3. » 5 cQ < 2 5 n> O FRENCH CREEF AND COWICHAN DIRECTORY. 127 FRENCH CREEK DIRECTORY. French Creek is about thirty miV. Englishman'a River. It is an offshoot way there. Bott Jos. F., farmer. Bott Chas., farmer. Craig John, farmer. Craig R., farmer. Early Henry, farmer. Lee Henry, farmer. trom Nanaimo and about Ave miles from of Alberui. Many s ttlers are finding thair Lee Wm. H., farmer. Lee Henry R., farmer. •' Lewis James, farmer. McKinnon John H., farmer. Prosser Thos. H„ farmer. Ranee Otto, farmer. COWICHAN ELECTORAL DISTRICT Consists of the Sub- Districts of Cowichan, Quamichan, Shawnigan, Comiakcn, Somenos, Sahtlam and Chemainua, and the adjacent Islands of Salt Spring, Galiano, Mayne, Pender, Saturna, Moresby, Prevoat, Portland, Kuper, Thetis and Reid. That portion of Cowichan situated on Vancouver Island is a beautiful and fertile agricultural diatrict, interspersed with tine timber, and is situated on the East ooust, about midway between Victoria and Nanaimo, extei:ding in a northerly and southerly direction for thirty-five miles. Its eastern boundary is the salt water, and contains many lovely bays and aafe and commodious harbors. Its Western limits have never been clearly defined, although it extenda as far as the Great Cowichan Lake, and containa many amaller ones, viz., Shawnigan Lake, about seven miles long; Quamiuhan, Somenos and Lotus, with many othera not named. Settlement began practically in 1862 — Cowichan being the second diatrict to avail itself of the new pre-emption regulations. Salt Spring Island being first — and among the Pioneera were Messrs. Drink- water, Skinner, Duncan, Smithe, Marriser, Lomos, Alexander, Bell, Kier, and the late Doctor Davie, the father of the present premier (the Hon. A. E. B. Davie, Q.C.), who, aa well as his late lamented predecessor, the Hon. William Smithe, got his first taste and experience of colonial life in this charming but, then, very wild, district. It has steadily developed, however, and is now one of the largest, the most populous, and the most flourishing agricultural districts on Vancouver Island. The land is noted for its productiveneaa, Cereals of all kinda yielding more than average crops, whilst the meadows produce the very fineat grassea in extraordinary abundance. The Indians of Cowichan alwaya have had the name of growing the best (Wapitoes) Potatoes sent to Victoria, and still does this district maintain its celebrity by pro- ducing in abundance the finest Roots and Esculents. It is found that Apples, Pears, Plums, Peachea and Cherries not only yield well but possess a flavor and bouquet that may be sought for in vain in the imported fruits grown in more southerly climes. A good market is offered in the North West and Manitoba. Mr. Jesaop, the head of the Immigration Bureau in the Province, collected, last aeaaon, a variety of fruita grown here and forwarded them to the Colonial Exhibition, then being held in London. The result was moat flattering. By the best and most impartial judges many aamplea were pronounced quite equal, if not superior to Eastern American fruit, and all were highly commended. Settlement upon the farming h. C. ao TO B. WILLIAMS & GO., •^ ^ pi C/5 Hi 3 ^ r hj IS. > s r § m i > ^ w s: s H a ^ as ?« OB W > ^ CO bd S" for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLA.nKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. I ^! ' I ^ 1 \^ ra Cheap, Dnrable & StyM Boots k Shoes, I C^SKINES' EMPORIUM. Victoria, B. O. ?tm:t' 128 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ands in Cowichar. proceeded steadily at first, bat naturaHy languished during the years the Island ^.iailway was an unsettled question, as all lands were tlien reserved from settlement at the request of the Dominion Oovernuient; but since the 2nd June 1884, after the passing cf the Settlemeiit Bill, the land on Vancouver Island was again thrown open for four yeard to actual settlers for pre-emption, at one dollar per acre, and under this arrangement nearly (400) four hundred new records have been made (not including the Islands, where about half as many more have been added), and the influx o^ th^ise new Settlers, who are all of a most desirable descrip- tion, together with i,h.'> buildins; of the Island Railway, now complete and in full operation, has given an impetus to all industri- , and the condition of this settle- ment may be well called prosperous and happy Game of all kinds is abundant For lake fishing Shawnigin is unrivalled and now easy of access, thanks to Mr. B.. Dunsmuir, president of E. & N. R. R., who has built u, station for the accommoda- tion of visitors on the very edge of the lake. Here, at the Morton house, which bears the name of the proprietor, the fisherman or hunter will find a comfortable home and be given every information. The favored district of Cowichan affords rare opportunities to the Artist and Photographer, and well and richly will be repaid the Tourist who climbs to the summit of Mount Prevost and thern feasts his eyes on the glorious panorama spread out before him. Cowichan Directory. N. B. — Post Offices are numbered in order as the mails are delivered on the way up from Victoria. COBBLE HILL. P. O. No. i. Allan David, farmer. Barry John, farmer. Burnham Eugene, farmer. Bowkett James, farmer. Copley William, farmer. Dobson Benjamin, farmer. Dougan James, farmer. Dougan, jr., James, farmer. Dougan John Joseph, farmer. Farnsworth James, farmer. Farnsworth Thomas, farmer, Findlay A. H., Shawnigan Lake, farmer. Findley Hugh, Shawnigan Lake, farmer. GriflFith Samuel, farmer. Hoy James Archibald, school teacher. McLennan Peter, farmer. Morton Charles, Shawnigan Lake hotel. Nickson John J, farmer. Nightingale Arthur, farmer. Porter . hotel keeper. Raymond John, lime burner. Raymond, jr., John, lime burner. SHAWNIGAN, P. O. (Cullum's) No. 2. CuUum Thomas F.. post master, i Fischer Auguste, blacksmith. Chapman Wm. Thos., farmer. Cameron J. D., farmer. Freeman James, farmer. Gabboury Delias, farmer. Gabbore Joseph, farmer. Gabbore Louis, farmer. < ^ t a tfi •4-> "^ h2 '^ c o __ o< ^ . O rt 2 C JS 4-1 ^> cj 4-r c «^ tx o ^ o< b/3 (/) • Ou . gpC bJO - O rt *-> 'r; o c ^> C 4J .- o o y^ .ke, 0) c ool (A ake (0 z « ler. k o o c ank, farmer. Grieg, jr., John, farmer. Grieg James, farmer. Handy Samuel W., carpenter. Handy, jr., Samuel, farmer. Hollings Henry S., farmer. Hawkin.s John, farmer. Kelly Robert, farmer. Lafortune Frank, farmer. Lafortune Joseph, farmer. Mable Samuel A., farmer. Mable & Taggart, farmers. McMillan W. J., farmer. Olney Samuel A., farmer. Petersen Hans Peter, farmer. Verdier John, farmer. Woodruff George, farmer. Wendt John, engineer. Mcpherson Alloway J. T., logger, Battey George, farmer. Brown Robert, farmer. Cr.vin Robert S., farmer. Calvin Robert, farmer. Calvin James, farmer. Calvin Henry, farmer. Calvin Thomas, farmer. Carvell Phili|), farmer. Campbell Eli J., school teacher. Cha.se Stephen, farmer. Uougan Joseph, farmer. Ford Walter, carpenter. Forrest Wm., J. P., store keeper. Forrest Ed., store keeper. Green Abraham, farmer. Hennessy Peter, farmer. Hennessy Patrick, farmer. Howie Archibald, farmer. Hawthornthwaite J. H., farmer. Jones George, farmer. 'S, P. O. No. 3. Jones Joseph, farmer. Jones Frederick, farmer. Johnson J. T., farmer. Lewis George, farmer. Ordano Austin A., store keeper. McPherson William, logger. McPherson Donald, section boss. McPherson John, contractor. Phipps, George J., farmer. Phipps Herbert, farmer. Phipps Marcus George, farmer. teid Alexander, farmer, obertson W. R., farmer. Rogers Leo, farmer. Rostron John, farmer. Smith Wm. Scott, farmer. Stewart Donald, farmer. Scott John, school teacher. Stewart William, farmer. Todd Arthur, farmer. KOKASILAH, P. O. No. 4. Crosier J. C, postmaster. Blyth Alex., farmer. Brownell Alonzo A., farmer. Burns W. C, farmer. Devine John, farmer. Doupe Samuel, farmer. Good Henry, R. station-master. Hooper Francis, farmer. Millett Wm., farmer. Marshall Wm, Stone, farmer. Mearns James, farmer. Mcarns Alex., farmer. Mearns Robert, farmer. Merryfield W. J., farmer. McLay Robert, farmer, McLay John, farmer. McKennelly Thos. F. C, farmer. McGill Wm., farmer. Richer Harry, wheelwright. Robinson John James, farmer. Q- 5* crq ?^ o ?r X o c o, w Si a> in B. WILLIAMS ' & CO., Mttke a Si'kcialty of Childksnb' Clothino. Examine their Htook before going elsewhere. Johnson Streit, bet. Broad and Douola* Victoria. B. O. 3 P < o o O p 9 a a 'i^l* I i Erstine's Boot and 81ioe Emporinm,} Cor. Coveknment and Johmon Srt., Victoria, B. C. 130 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Ryan Christopher, blacksmith. Rowe Samuel, farmer. Rowe James, farmer. Tarlton Joseph, farmer. Vye Alex., farmer. Waters William, farmer. White John H., farmer. COWICHAN FLATS, Boal James, farmer. Bartlett George, farmer, Bartlett John, farmer, Corfield George T., postmaster. Carter George, farmer. Dougall Fred. Maitland, farmer. Dougall James Maitland, farmer. Gilmour William, carpenter. P. O. (Corfield's) No. 5, Marriner Mrs. Edward, farmer, Marriner Henry, farmer, Marshall Thomas, J. P., farmer, Marshall Matthew, farmer. Man ley Robert, farmer. Manley Miss M., farmer, Williams Thomas J., farmer, Williams Sarah, farmer. COWICHAN WHARF, P. O. No. 6. Busanich Domingo, fisherman. Harris Edward H., farmer. Horan Robt, D.. logger. Kinnear James, gentleman. Larson Gustaf, farmer, Larson Andrew, farmer. Mahony John, farmer. , Mahony James, farmer. • Mahony Daniel, farmer. Nelson John, farmer, Ordano G. B., hotel & st're keeper. Rivers Wm., farmer. Rivers, jr., Wm., farmer. Rivers Henry. Rivers Charles. Rivers Frank E. Richardson Ralph 6., post master Rogers Alfred Wellwyn, farmer. Rogers Godfrey, farmer. Rogers Arthur, farmer. Rutlidge James, farmer. Smith Thomas, farmer. Shaw Thomas B., carpenter. Shearing William, farmer. Sutton W., saw mill. Sutton W. J., saw mill. Sutton James E., clerk. Svenski John, farmer. Taggart Wm. J., farme . Vicevich Thoma.s, fisherman. Wiilch H. H., farmer. Alexander David, farmer. Alexander jr., David, farmer. Alexander James, farmer. Adams Edwin, storekeeper. Comar Edward. Crate Adolphus, farmer. Cargill Henry, farmer. Cargill Walter, farmer. Donckele Rev., R. C. Priest. Duncan W. C, farmer, Dwyer John Crowe, farmer. QUAMICHAN, P.O, No, 7, Dwyer Henry, farmer. Evans James, farmer. Fry Henry, J. P., Gov't agent. Fry jr., Henry, C.E. Humphreys John, farmer. Holmes Rev. David, clerk. Hoar Belmont, harnessmaker. Humphreys, jr., John, laborer. Jaynes Wm. P., postmaster and storekeeper. Jaynes Percy F., carpenter. -to rs •pi CO 42 si <» f e !■•«& A. CRECC iL SON, Artist Tailors, rates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. I m m > z o > o CO 0) 1 '» M 1 !> c *o ■ ■■■ ^ i^^ < ^ tf) "i (tf i m 7 Z 3 (b -* ^ 4f ^ <-^ B 3 CD 0) Q. oH: • V •pi • to I C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^^l^^^^l''''^' I AaceatM for Ibe Bell Org«n, Weber »■ H H X m Z O, O CO O ^ r 3 5 CD > CO 3 3 1^ o z ^ - w o o < m 7> Z : CO a (D W o 3 CD 3 w • t3 o H o 39 to COWICHAN DIRECTORY. 131 Jones William, laborer. Kingston William, farmer. Karney Alexander, laborer. Lfakey Rev. John A., Rector ot St. Peter's. Leakey Arthur, farmer. T-omas Wm. H., Indian agent. Monk Mrs. Annie, school teacher. Monk Miss Lillie, school teacher. Melrose Charles, carpenter. McKinnon Peter, farmer. McKay Eric B., engineer. McCarthy Mr., section boss, E. & N. R. R. Reynolds Wm., station master, E. & N. .R. R. Robertson Wm., farmer. Robinson Gilbert J. P., farmer. Robotham John H., retired sar- geon General. Rendeault Rev., R. C. priest. Sisters of St. Ann's Orphan School. Street John, blacksmith. Sumner James, farmer. Sutton Mrs Alfred, widow. Wellburn Haray Oswald, farmer. Young David Freeman, farmer. MAPLE BAY, P. O. No. 8. Barron Miss, school-teacher. Beaumont Wm., post-master. Botterell Matthew, farmer. Bickmore A. E., farmer. Brennan Thomas, laborer. Chisholm William, farmer. Charley Elizabeth, farmer. Crate George, laborer. Drummond Hugh, laborer. Devanney Michael, farmer. Edgson Milton, farmer. . Elkington Wm. H., farmer. Edgson John, farmer. Flett James, farmer. Flett Mrs. John (widow), farmer. Flett John W., farmer. Flett Peter, farmer. French Wm. J., farmer. Hemlaw Rev. R, B., minister. Hales Mrs. John (widow). Lilly Alfred G., farmer. Morrison R. Miller, farmer. Michael John, carpenter. May Nicholas, farmer. Richards Joseph, farmer. Shopland James, farmer. Smith Michael J., farmer. Symons Mrs. Harriet J., farmer. Symons Richard Dunn, farmer. Skinner Thos. J. Watson John, farmer. Watson James, farmer. SOMENOS, Allard Edward, farmer. Auchinachie Alex., farmer. Auchinachie James T., farmer. Abernethy & Patterson (Cowichan lake), farmer. Black J. (_3ahtlam), farmer. Bell Mrs. Neil, farmer. Beli Miss Jessie, farmer. Bell Hugh, farmer. Bell John, farmer. P. O. No. 9. Bell Angus, clerk to Municipal Council. Brown Wm. C, farnier. Blair J. D., farmer. Blair Miss, school-teacher. Blair John, farmer. Currie Daniel (Sahtlam),carp'nt'r. Currie John (Sahtlam), farmer. Craig Francis" (Cowichan lake), farmer. m CO n ao mB. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. O e 8" n I '■■> w > Johnson Strbit, bet. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. O. I Heaiparters for Boots and Siloes, } (0 z| <£? «Ji 23 ^^ 3> CO ) « • hi > (0 1 r tfi 1 0) "! rt 5^ %i HS H ^1 Ml m P < *- O' ^l JO t ^ S it r M, ,n 0. Pi r "S3 u « l> e). :e). (I'r. ler. m), CS ffll » (II Si erk i ler. 9 Pi C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^S°JS^i''L.^tan»». COWICHAN AND SALT SPRING ISLAND DIRECTORY. 133 Howe Matthew, millwright. Hopper John, postmaster. Hoop Francis Joseph (Thetis Island), farmer. Locke George T., farmer. Lewis Samuel G., school-teacher. Lloyd Frank, farmer. McDonald Allen, farmer. Mainguy Daniel W., farmer. Miller William A., farmer. Morris W. B., blacksmith and machinist. Magee Patrick, laborer. McDonald Joe, book-keeper. McGary James, fireman. McGuire Hugh, farmer. Neale James, engineer. Pell Joseph, farmer. Porter George R., J. P., farmer. Roberts Rev.R.J.,(Kuper Island), missionary. Roberts R. P. E. (Kuper Island), farmer. Rhodes Charles, laborer. Swain Thomas, farmer. Severne Henry (Thetis Island), farmer. Steadman Wm., blacksmith. Sitwell Hervey W., farmer. Valpey Charles H., farmer. Windsor Thomas P., farmer. Windsor, jr., Thomas, farmer. Whitehouse Lewis Henry, farmer. Whitehouse Geo. Herbert, farmer. Whitworth Edwin, engineer. Walker James (Thetis Island), farmer. SALT SPRING ISLAND. DESCRIPTION. Salt Spring, or Admiral Island as it is sotnctimca called, is an Inland in the Gulf of Georgia, on the way to Nanaimo, about 40 miles from Victoria. It is about 12 miles long, with an average of tliree miles wide. It has several small lakes of fresh water, and a quantity of fine cedar trees. The soil is good and of considerable depth, and it contains the highest mountain outside of Vancouver. Her ■ copper has been found. It is noted for several salt springs towards the N. E. extremity. They are of great depth. It haa several good harbors: Ganges harbor, Fulfovd har- bor. Long harbor, Burgoyne Bay. And it will be always remembered as absolutely the^rst tufriculturai settlement in the then Colony of Vancouver. Its pioneers, 29 in number, who hired a schooner and prospected for themselves, can claim to be the originators of the pre-emption system, as it was inaugurated in their favor 29th July, 1869, by the late Sir James Douglas and his Surveyor-General, J. D. Pember- ton, Esq. Many of the original pre-emptors still hold and occupy their claims. DIRECTORY. (P. O. Address, Salt Spring Island, Burgoyne Bay or Beaver Point,) Aikman Joseph, store keeper, B.B. Aikman, jr., J., farmer, B. B. Anderson W. D., S. S. Anderson Alfred, S. S. Arnold George, B. B. Beddis Sam., farmer. Beaver P. Bishop George, farmer, S. S. l^ittancourt E. J.,store-keeper,S.S. Booth J. P., farmer, S. S. Broadel Joel, farmer, S. S. Broadel Mrs.May,store-keeper,S.S Brown H. R., farmer, S. S. B\i/ll IIAMC 9 Pn Keep always in Stock a First-CiaM Assortment of . TflLLIAIflu Ot UU., Underwear, all SiMs and Prices. See Them. Johnson Strkkt, bbt. Broad and Douolas, Victoria. B. C. ts (/] ^ ■ ri w = !:[ ?o ; f o c in O Z < 1 h «-«• n tmtTH r+ O ^^9 "I ^^^^B P ^n tt i ; R P R p i •» §.? 1 '^ C/2 h-< 1 '. 3- |i , o ^ 1 •«=' Q n >— (/) n rt !;■■ 1 TJ O 3. TT o w n , w ' h ta^* I; 3 1 :s: f: -\ ii , p ,ii Ti H' 13 3 crq h3 P ] •73 1 . n> 1 •-t 1 p 1 • 3 1 --,- a *T3 * V n "^ be 1 ^ 1 m w\'\ m m iiiiii i If)!' y-.-.i i Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } T.!:^? ""»""• Victoria, B. C. u xi 3 « oi 3 H CO 134 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Brown J. M., farmer, B. B. Buckner Armstead, farmer, S. S. Caldwell Will., farmer, S. S. Carroll James, farmer, S. S. Carstairs Robt, farmer, B. P. Cavoley Thos., farmer, B. P. Davis Levy, farmer, 3. S. Douglas Able, farmer, B. P. Dukes Geo., farmer, B. B. Dukes Walter, farmer, B. B. Eperon George, farmer, S. S. Fadden Wm. Mc, farmer, B. B. Fisher Geo., farmer, B. B. Foord Fred., farmer, B. B. Foster Howard, trader, B. B. Freak Ernest, farmer, B. B. Fredison Daniel, S. S. Furness Geo., farmer, B. B. Gyves Mich., farmer, B. B. Gwynne Alex., farmer, S. S. Haddon Rev.Thos., preacher, S.S. Hampton Geo., farmer, S. S. Hausea W. H., farmer, B. P. Harrison E. W., farmer, S. S. Hemmens , farmer, S. S. HoUins G., farmer, Moberly, Isl'd B.P. Hollins J. W., farmer, Moberly Island, B. P. Hollins A. W., farmer, Moberly Island, B. P. Hollum Robt., farmer, S. S. Horrel Chas., farmer, B. B. Hiidson W. A., farmer, S. S. Hudson Ann, farmer, S. S. Irvine Mich., farmer, B. B. Jenkins & Sons, farmers, S. S. Kaliah Sophia, B. B. King Joseph, fisherman, B. P. Larkin Francis, farmer, S. S. Lee Edward, foreman, B. B. Lennan Alex. Mc, farmer, B. P. Lenney James, gentleman, B. B. Mahon H. L., store-keeper, S. S. Malcolm Jos., farmer, S. S. Mansell T. D., farmer, S. S. Maxwell John, farmer, B. B. Maxwell, jr., John, farmer, B. B. Maxwell Samuel, farmer, B. B. Maxwell Richard, farmer, B. B. • Miller John, farmer, B. B. Mouat Thos., farmer, S. S. Munroe T. G., farmer, S. S. Musgreave Ed., stock grower, P. O. Cowichan. McDowell Chas., farmer, B. B. Nightingale Jos., farmer, S. S. No Anna, farmer, B. B. Nollie Geo., farmer, S. S. Norton John, farmer, S. S. Olsen Ch., farmer, B. P. Peavine J no., farmer, Beaver Point. Pollard Joseph, farmer, B. B. Pollard Laban W., farmer, B. B. Pollard Henry, farmer, B. B. Pottinger Charles, farmer, S. S. Pullon John, farmer, B. B. Purdy Raffles, teacher, S. S. Raby Charles, farmer, B. B. Raynes Alfred, farmer, B. B. Robertson William, farmer, B. B. Robinson Arthur, farmer, B. B. Robinson H. W., farmer, S. S. Rob on N. J. Mrs., farmer, S. S. Roberts Jno. Henry, farmer, B.B. Rosman E. J., farmer, S. S. Ruckle Henry, farmer, B. P. Sampson Henry, farmer, S. S. Sharp James, farmer, S. S. Silverson George, farmer, S. S. Shepherd Horace S., store-keeper, b: B. Shepherd Geo., farmer, B. B. Smith William, laborer, S. S. Smith William, farmer, S. S. Sparrow J. C, farmer, B. B. Spikerman Henry, farmer, B. P. Stark Willis, farmer, S. S. Staff Alfred, farmer, S. S. Staff Harriet Mrs., farmer, S. S. A. QREQG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City. H :| b PI <1 0) H b 0) «»ll,lf*j9».> JOHN WEILER, Importer, WIiQleaale and Retail dealer in Furniture, filassware, Carpets, Etc. Upholstery in all its bi^anches. (P.O. BOX 218.) "VXOVfOXtZJik, .^. o- irORT SrBEBT I y i 1^,1. ^.1 1 n i l. H. B. RENDELL, House, Sip- & Ornamental rainier Cor. View |uid Poui^as Sts., .« >!- *^ I -•i W f t n^if « \j» fl^jjitO^ ( ^ n -k JOHN BARNSLEY, X liC X> O Xi 07 S3 S OX"- Guns, Rifles and Fishing Tackle AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. NBXT ISO 43AMPBBi;«Ii>B DRUO ||?ORK„ •%rxaVO:saM^ n^ O. ■^Woik on safes a specialty. Scales and Weights adjusted. Onns Re-stooked, Be- browned, rte-bored, and General Repairing done at the shortest notice. 8 2 o < <^ So CO o .'I: I .E Be- C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^^°J^^%%°''^- Ageata Iter (he Bell Oivuit Weber amd Kteinway rinava. G i M s » CH- 1— - ! (D CQ s n> «^ ^ ■0 t3 y> !--• "0 3 71 c-t- (D m H a O 71 :;^ (» 00 • |i-« ^m^ § O 3 CQ < PI 3B IS Z » z •^ m z ^ H CO (« H 3 < c+ cr (> (D H 3D P 0> o COWICHAN DIRECTORY. 135 Stephens Henry, farmer, S. S. Sullivan Wm., foreman, S. S. Thomas Robert, farmer, S. S. Trage Theodore, farmer, B. Point. Wallace John, carpenter, B. B. Walsh John, laborer, B. B. Walter Arthur, farmer, S. S. Walter Edward, farmer, S. S. Walter William, farmer, S. S. Whims Clark, farmer, B. B. Whims Wm., farmer, S. S. William May Williams, road in- spector, B. B. Wilson Alex., farmer, B. B. Woblens Carl, fisherman, S. S. MAYNE ISLAND, (Cowichan District.) (P. O Address, Bennett Thomas, farmer. Bennett James, farmer. CoUinson Melville, farmer. Collinson Wm. T., post master. Colston Robert C, farmer. Deacon John, farmer. Deacon William, farmer. Ekholm John, fisherman. Figg Thomas R., gentleman. Georgeson Henry, Light house keeper. Heck Jacob, farmer. Plumper Pass.) Harrold Thos., ship builder. Koch William, farmer. Phelps Wm. H., teacher. Puetz John, J. P., storekeeper, Robson Fred., farmer, Robson Wm. M., J. P., farmer. Robson James J., farmer. Smith John, farmer. Smith Wm., farmer. Tod Isaac, sheep raiser. Wick John R., ship builder. Wasburg Adolph, ship builder. GALIANO ISLAND, (Cowichan District.) (P. O. Address, Salt Beal Walter, farmer, S. S. Chivers Jeremiah, farmer, S. S. Clapham Hy., farmer, P. P. Cotter Thos., farmer, P. P. Dishaw George, farmer, P. P. Frier Emer, fisherman, S. S. Grey J., farmer, P. P. Groth Charles, farmer, P. P. Georgeson John, farmer, P. P. Georgeson Wm., farmer, P. P. Spring and Plumper Pass.) Ganner Joseph, farmer, P. P. Jameson Ed., farmer, P. P. MerchisonFindry,J.P.,farmcr,P.P. Millington Wm., farmer, P. P. Seabrook J. J., farmer, P. P. Shore S., farmer, P. P. Shaw John, farmer, S. S. Simpson, E. F. D., farmer, P. P. Weston Wm., farmer, P. P. PENDER ISLAND. Auchterlonie, Lawrence, farmer, Plumper's Pass. Auchterlonie James, farmer, P. P. Grimmer Washington,farmer,P.P. Hope Rutherford, farmer, P. P. Higgs L. S., farmer, P. P. Spalding R., farmer, P. P. Shepherd Wm., shepherd, P. P. ao TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Ero. Johnson Strut, bit. Broad and Douolas, Viotoria, B. O. I 1 • I ■P - Cheap, Durable & Stylisli Boots 4 Shoes, 1 "RSTo^^Tr (0 ol 3-e zi (Oi Oi HI CO 136 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. PREVOST ISLAND. Gaflfery Thos., farmer, P. Pass. | Jones, Fredk., farmer, P. P. Silva Jos, farmer. REID ISLAND. SATURNA ISLAND. (P. O. Address, Plumper Pass.) Payne, C. S. N., farmer, P. P. Payne Gerald, farmer P. P. Pike W. M., farmer, P. P. Wessel, John, shepherd, P. P. Woods, M. W., gardener, P. P. SAMUEL ISLAND. Campbell J. C, farmer, P. Pass. | Flannigan Mich., farmer, P. P. NARROW ISLAND. Hudson J. A., farmer, Salt Spring P. O. TUMBO ISLAND. Tatton Isaac, boatman, Plumper Pass. R. T. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHES, - BOOKBIHDER, - PAPER - RULER, -AND- Rubber Stamp Manufacturer. sa^jsRxaox-srz'xxq-ah. OFFICE OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. €k>vernment and Broad Ste., TICTORIA, B. €. T. N. Hibben & Co. VICTORIA, B C. SCHOOL BOOK.!©BLANK BOOK -V5--J ^ t U < H . o- as .S.> 4-* .M rr u c o __ 4-) _ • o< bjo tf) . bio - 2 O Si 4^ *.> C U .- (u fe h V c/) The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. •St 0) c ■ MM *-« (0 Z o c o Q CO u Q < S 4 ? o o (20 f! < t ,s > IS ((Kl is estimated at about 4,000. This number is being continually added to by imnugration of miners, mechanics, laborers and .settlers, with, in many cases, their families; this influx of nt-w population has been steadily maintained by the pro- gressive development of the coal fields, and the stimulus of railway construction during the past three years. The City fronts upon the harbor and is situated in latitude 40 deg., 10 miu., 16 sec. north, and in west longitude 123 deg., 56 min. 36 sec. om Greenwich. It is well situated and sheltered by islands, which, however afford two dear puMsages into the Gulf of Georgia at all seasons. There are ho bars. The rau^e of tide is some- times as much as 16 feet, which is as high as is met with anywhere on t'.e coast, and makes Nanaimo a most eligible spot for the construction of docks for which it offers peculiar facilities. This great range of tide occurs at midnight during winter and in the daytime in summer. The anchorage ia perfectly safe. The City of Nanaimo, in the midst of a rich mineral region abounding in first- class coal, with extensive colliery works in full operation, surrounded, with good farming and stock country, and possessing exceptional natural facilities and re stmrces, is destined to attain a high position of industrial, manufacturing, and com- mercial importance and prosperity. The city Wharves regularly receive steam- ships from San Francisco, Portland, Or., Alaska, and other foreign ports, as well as from Victoria, New Westminster, and coast ports, and a fleet of trading vessels. The mainspring of the coal industry of Nanaimo is the enterprising British joint stock company, known as the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited), whose proprietary rights are ably represented in the city by their super- intendent, Mr. Samuel M. Robins, J. P., frOir^ whom the unsold land in the city and its suburbs can be obtained on easy terms by persons desirsous of acquiring the same. The merchants and mechanics of Nanaimo have be^-n long known in the com- mercial world for their good business standing; and on the whole there are few communities where thrift and contentment so generally prevail as in this city. The line of the Esqutmalt and Nanaimo Railway Company runs into the centre of tho city where a station or depot is established in the block bounded by Franklyn, Setby and Prideanx streets. The line of railway is continued towards Comox as far as Wellington. The District of Nanaimo is famous as the seat of the coal mining industry of Vancouver Island, and includes the celebrated coal fields which yield the true bituminous coal known as Douglas, Wellington, New Douglas (or Chase River), New- castle, South Fields, Alexandria and Harewood coals. tfi B. WILLIAMS & CO., •IOHN0ON STRCKT, Make a Spbcialtt of Childrens' Clothimo. Examine their 8tock before going elsewhere. BIT. Broad and Douquas Victoria. B. o. 13* n r n> P a 3 crq ^^ o jf ?r o o I. n C/3 rt W t— ' - r* rt P rt- < o- ►•• n 1. 1 w *^ p "H ►n P 3 a W p 3 TT ■1 ; r^ Erskine's Boot and Shoe Emporium J "•"•''tVorr;ro""'"' •38 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. The Electoral District of Nanaimo comprises the rising and important farming ind official districts named Oyster Bay, Cedar, Cranburry, Hare wood, Douglas, Mountain, Wellington, Nanoose, Englislinian'H Kiver, and Lower Quaiicum; also the adjacent islands of Lasqueti, Jiadidiah, Qabriola, Valdez, and the DeCourcy group, and the thriving settlement of Alberui on the west coast of Vancouver Island. The Company has recently erected a large ventilating fan at the head of the No. 2, or upcast shaft, by means of which tlie colossal No. 1 shaft and its immense labyrinth of underground workings are supplied with pure air. This fan is of a capacity of 180,000 cubic feet of air per minute. The fau with its engine was built by Messrs. Black, Hawthorn k Co., the well-known locomotive and marine engineers of Oateshead-on-Tyne. The fan is of the Guibal type: 30 ft. in diameter, 12 ft. wide. The fan proper weighs nearly 30 tons. The difficulty hitherto tias been to make a shaft that shall carry so great a weight between bearings over 15 feet apart, the vibrition is so great that the nature of the metal appears to undergo a change, and in numerous instances fan shafts have had to be replaced repeatedly. Messrs. Black, Hawthorne & Co., who have built upwards of six hundred Guibal fiin.s, have now designed a steel shaft which they claim will not be subject to the same deterioration, and they have supplied the Vancouver Coal Co. with two of these ponderous shafts. Working at 26 revolutions the Fan is producing 60,000 cubic feet of air per min- ute, which is ample to the present requirements of the Colliery. The speed can be increased to 70 revolutions, or upwards, if required. BOKINQ OPBRATIONS. Under the Douglas Seam, which is being worked at the No. 1 Shaft, there is an- other seam, known as the Newcastle. Many years ago this was worked on a small scale on Newcastle Island, the coal being in much favor fc r domestic purposes. By sonie mining experts this seam is considered to be identical with the Wellington, but other engineers state that the Wellington seam will be found at a still lower depth. With a view to ascertain the depth, thickness and quality of the underlying seams, the Company is now boring by DiaiAond Drill at the foot of the No. 2 Shaft. This they have been precluded from doing until their new ventilating apparatus was in operation, a large air furnace having been recently in full blast at the point where the bore is now in active progress. Should the exploration prove successful it is proposed to deepen both the No. 1 and No. 2 Shafts, with a view to opening out the underlying seams. The No. ] Shaft is connected with the coal wharf by a line of railway along the esplanade, of steel rails, flange section, 66 lbs. per yard, fished, 4 ft. 8^ in. gauge. SoDTH FiKLD Mink. — The extension of the vailway southwards, a distance of about four and a half miles, to what is known as the South Field, was a most enter- f>rising undertaking. In this loci^lity the Company had proved about 1,000 acres of and to be coal bearing by means of their Diamond drilling machine, and a mine known as South Field Mine has been opened by a slope into the seam. The valuable oal properties known as Delholt's Peninsula, and the Frew Estate, which forms the delta of Nanaimo River, have been acquired by the Company. The Harewood E tate, consisting of about 9,000 acres, is the property of the Vancouver Coal Company. The Vancouver Coal Company employ about 600 persons, of whom about 100 are Chinese and Indians, and have expended a quarter of a million of dollars in explora- tions and works. The average rate of wages is from $2 to $3.60 per day; Chinese, f 1 to fl.to; Indians, $1.25 per day. Miners' earnings are from $2.60 to $6 per day. A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C^ o Ik «0 si (I) (0 o o c o a. 0) V )ut ing ift. vaa |>int the of ter- lOf liine Dbe kver I am ara- (0 reet, o o o. 0) VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. 1- i , i^k 4 Come ye oltlseBS and itimngflni, Minen, fialloraand weatern rangera, Ltaten to the truthful Rtory Of Fraak Campbell of Victoria. r.J Ha In truthful Wortia will tell yon, JuMt the goods he hoa to aell you; Mind ye, now, ho lita't Joking, If you afe fond of chewing and amoklng. (Jt.it you ars glreh to anufflng What be keepe dnea not need pufltng; He has branda will ault you renlly— Tobacco uaera prlae them dearly. HIa olgara, luat from *' Havana," Hmoke in the mont lovoly manner; Meeraohaum pipes of atyle and fashion Just to ault the taste and paaalon. And It la In Canada stated, Hla tobaccos are celebrated: From all parts of the "Old Dominion," He Ii)i8 Ntock, und his opinion, la that none will Hultyoa better— They wltl pleaae you to the letter. Oreen Seal, Htralght Cut, all go, Big Lick, Big Cut, Wind 8ap, alao. And the Fine Cut brands for chewing, That your teeth will never ruin: Pipes to ault the Inveterate smoker, Ciurds for playing slnehe or poker. Wblie IB town yoti may Va atadplng. In; Pipes of briar, and stems of cherry More than any man can carry; Itwould take • weelrto teM yoa An the thlags be baa to •ell ylra. At the " Adelphi Corner" drop Campbell you'll find at that location, Ready to give you Infoimatlou . fvrf.» .v?»«f-.-* . ' Or to aefryou well provided ' • ' . I ' ' ^ith whfcf Is by all declded- Xhe amokar'a and the ob^ai's glory*ri Tb* beat and cbeapoat in Vl^oria. • - jm*il '.} ' FRANK CAMPBELL, Box 108, YICTOmA/fi^. itaktsiiaOMA xeenr. CHAS. HAY^?V'ARD, Undertaker and Builde*? Proprietoh Pioneer Steam Saw Mill and Sabh. Fact:ory. ^^^r ,v ■■. VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. i-M BINK OF BRITISH NORTH IMERICA. lacMVMtMl %j Umjwt Cterter. Paid up Capital* £ 1 ,000,000 8tg. London Office— 3 ClementM Luie, Lombard St., E.C. CToort of IMrectonu—J- H. Brodk, H. J. B. Kendall, John Jame* Cater, J. J. Kingaford, Henry R. Farrer, Frederick Labbook, Rkskard H. Olyn, A. H. Phillpotta, E. A. Hoare, J. Murray Robertson. SsoRn^KT, A. O. Wai^ :3. Head Office In Canada*— St. Jamea St., Montreal. R. R. OBTKDunr, General Manager. Branches and Agencies In Canada*— London, Brantford, Hamilton, Paris, Kiar^ton, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St. John, N.B., Frederloton, N. B., HaOax, N. 8., Victoria. Agent* In tke United States.— New York, D. A. MoTaviah and H. Stikeman, A^nts. Ohioa«>, H. M. Breedon and J. J. Morriaon, Agents. San Francisco, wT Lawson and 0. E. Taylor, Agents. London Bankers. —The Bank of England; Messrs. Olyn ft Cb. ForeUni AcentS.— Liverpool, Bank of Liverpool. Australia, Union Bank of Australia. ITewZealand, Union Bank of New Zealand. India, China and Japan, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India. London and China, Agra Biw k. Limited. West Indies— Colonial Bank. Paris, Messrs. Marouard, Krauss et (^. Lyons, Credit Lyonni^. Issue Circular Notes for Travellers, available in all parts o the world. J. H. BURNS, Manager Victoria Branch. ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. Trains run daily between Victoria and Nanaimo. For partioulars see Oonipany*s Time Tables. R. DUNSMUIR, Preaiident. .fOSBPH HUNTER, Genl Supt. H. K. PRIOR, Freight and Pass. Agt. ROBiERT DUNSMUIR & 8ON, WELLINGTON COLLIERIES. > H z m > a z o > o ft (0 "i > H 3 T m (/I r m o > z a o w -< > r^ r 7» ^ ^<> r D m (D > CA » c-^ ^ It* H ►^ B 71 31 B CB o 3 7 CQ w 5 3 C- < «-«■ m z a> W z -• ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. 139 ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. This line of railway, in lungth 75 miles, for a long time a bone of contention be- tween the Dominion and Provincial Quvernments, was finally undertaken by the Company, of which Mr. Robert Dunaniiiir is president, on the terms of the famous Settlement Bill, which gave to the (?onipany a considerable land grant and a subsidy of $760,000. This amount w«nt ). >. a short way towards the cnustruotion of the line, some portions of which were of it formidable character, taxing the akili of the engineers, besides making heavj' draughts upon the private capital of the Company. Construction was begun m the month of October, 1884, and finished in August, 1886, the last spike having been drixoii on the 13th of the latter month by the Right Hon Sir John A. Macdontild, Premier of the Dominion. This interesting ceremony was graced by the presence of Lndy Macdonald, and witnessed by a number of distin- guished gentlemen, the guests of the President. The line has siiioe been in continnous operation, and the trains, iiitiu.rto free fron\ a single accident arrive and depart punctually on time. A considerable portion of the road on the south «nd runs through a country affording to the artiiit bits of finest scenery — and the line can boast of one tunnel, fifteen mik>.N from Victoria. Shawnigan Lake, skirted by the railway, twenty-seven miles from Victoria, is a sheet of water about seven miles in length, of great natural lieauty, abounding in trout and surrounded by fine wooded hills where large game is plentiful. This lake and vicinity have already been visited by many in quest of sport and f>l) fine accommodation obtained, and another large hotel w (contemplated. The stations along the line of railway are in suitable localities and with no pretMitiiMM to architectural effect, are amply suffi- cient for Wte present or prospective iMaiaMM of the line. During the time the line has been m operation it has been much appreciated by the travelling public as short- ening th« trip to Nanaimo, and saving the wearisome iodel»t«d for tb«- railway, is the head of the well known firm of R. Dnnsmuir &, iSons, ow aws of the Welling- ton collieries. Wellinuton coal has a wide reputation and stands unrivalled among the coal productions .of Vancouver Island. Nanaimo Directory. Abbott Joseph, farmer and shingle maker, Oyster Bay harbor. Abraham John, miner (V. C. C), Commercial st. Abrams & Co. James, clothing store, Vancouver house. ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., a =r o 5 -I yq •13 — n :i n> 2 n C in ^■^ O 3 OK* M 3 a o c n < ./I c for Men's, Youths' and Hoys' Clothing. Johnson Strikt. bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. ! ■1,-1' li' .' EeadparteFS for Boots and SIiobh, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 'i' I •m ^ 140 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Abrams James, J. P., Bridge st. A.dams D. H., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Aitken James, miner (V. C. C), Esplanade. Aitken Robert, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Aitken Fred,, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Akenhead James, Nanaimo nieat market, Victoria crescent. Akenhead Thomas, farmer, Wellington road. Akenhead Walter, res. Victoria crescent. Allan John B., employ of E. Hodgson, res. Haliburton st. Allan Wm., tailor, Haliburton st. Anderson Rev. A. H., St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch., res. Wesley st. Andrews Sam, miner, (V. C. C), Irwin st. Angelo J., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Ardisonni Battista, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Austin Henry, laborer, Departure bay. Austin Frank, miner (V. C. C ) Babington C. A., carpenter, Nanaimo. Bailey W., laborer, Nanaimo. Bainbridge Geo., logger, Nanaimo. Baker Ben., at Occidental hotel, Fitzwilliam st. Bakei Geo., prop. Dew Drop hotel, Haliburton st. Baker Joseph, teamster, Haliburton st. . Baker Thomas, team.ster, Wallace st. Balagno Carlo, miner, Nanaimo. Baldwin John, trader, Departure bay. Bank of British Columbia, Geo. Cruickshank, agent. Barker Miss, teacher, Nanaimo Indian reserve. Barton Wm., miner (V. C. C.) Bast --, foreman gas works. Bate Mark, ex-mayor, assessor and collector, Franklin house, Wallace st. Bate, jr., Mark, cashier, &c. (V. C. C), Finlayson st. Bate Thos., engineer, Irwin St. . Bates R., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Batt R. H., butcher. Commercial st. B'HVcn John, teamster, Chapel st. Beatty R., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Beck James, farmer, Old Victoria road. Becker Wm., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Bell C, laborer (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. ; j, Bell Joseph, miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. " Belloni F., miner (V. C. Co), Nanaimo. Belloni Joseph, miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. --- •' Belloni John, miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Belloni D., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. A. CREGC A SON, YATES STREET, ViGTORIA B C The Newest Trousering always on hand. ■ Pi Oa t)l s !• CS Ml ^^ Nil > r 0) l> % I H « (0 (0 o c H rn W 3D fH on; O' 8 < . M. 6 of ■9 St. use, l> IDS hi r (i) (!) Hi K 9 e HI (0 B C C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^SSo'^I'.'L.sj"''^- AsratM Iter tke B«ll Orsrni, Weber iiutl Mlrlawiiy PlaaoM. H X M r > d o I— < o o M W H > r I— H X 2 H 7) > (0 0) O c -4 H m 71 7) O : z PI < o' 7> 8 §3D ?z ef» 30 m m NANAIMO DIRECTORY. 141 Bennett James, carpenter (V. C. Co.), Nicol st. Bennett A., blacksmith (V. C. Co.) ; ' Bennie Chas., farmer, Cedar district. Bennie John, farmer, Cedar district. Bennie Samuel, farmer, Cedar district, Benton E., miner (V. C. Co.), Irwin .st. Berlan Peter, sailor, Nanaimo. Bertram George, miner (V. C. C.\ Albert st. Bertram Jas., millman, Nanaimo sawmill. Beveridge Wm., clerk to A. Meyer & Co., Finlayson st. Beveridge, sen., Wm., constable and convict-guard, Prideaux st. Bevilockaway E., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Bevilockaway Geo., general merchandise, Victoria crescent. Bevilockaway H., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Bevilockaway Joseph, miner (V C. C), Irwin and F"inla>son sts. Biggs George, miner (V. C. C.) Biggs Herry, miner (V. C. C.) Biggs John, miner (V. C. C.) Biggs William, miner (V. C. C.) Blackett W. E., contractor, Albert st. Blakeway G. H., manager Nanaimo Drug Company. Blundell J., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Bolton Henry, hotel-keeper, Britannia hotel. Bolton James, engineer (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Bclton Hugh, miner, Halibur^^on st. Bolton Thomas, miner, Haliburton st. Bone Shad, miner (V. C. C), Eaton st. Bone Thomas, employ of S. Brightman, res. Lubbock square. Bone W., miner (V. C. C. ), Lubbock square. Bone, jr., W. (Brady & B.), Haliburton st. Bonetti C, miner (V. C. Co.) Booth R., miner (V. C. Co.) Bowden G., miner (V. C. Co.) Brabner Geo., farmer, S. Cedar district. Brady & Bone, blacksmiths, Cavan st. Bradley James, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Bradley R., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Bradley Thos., ist as.sistant foreman F. D., at the Old Flag inn, cor. Bastion st. and Skinner st. Bramley E., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. • Bramley Tonathan, miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Bramley j., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Bramley R.. miner (V. C. Co.), lialiburton st. Bray Marshall, Government agent, assist, comm. Lands and Works, res, Albert st. BUIIIIIAMC 9. Pn Keep alwayo m Stock a First-CiaM ABSortment of . TflLLIAmO QL UU«| Underwear, all SizeH and Priceit. 8ee Thoir • 0HN80N Street, bet. Broad and Oqugilas, Viotoria. B< C. o c o I p 8 "^ *-. .... 3 3 TO P I m ! il * m im ;>i o Eh S CO » P I & Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } ■""'"" """""• Victoria, B. O. 142 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Brenton John, carpenter and farmer, Oyster harbor. Brightman Samuel, prop. Queen's market, Commercial st. bridge. Britannia hotel. Commercial St., H. Bolton, prop. Brodie Peter, merchant tailor. Front st. Brodie, jr., Peter, employ of W. E. Webb. Brown Jas, M., Nanaimo. Brown Jos. M., watchmaker, &c.. Front st. Brown Robert, teamster, Albert st. Brown Mrs. W., widow. Brown Thos., engineer (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Brown VVm., upholsterer, Haliburton st. Bruce Wm., teamster, Nanaimo. Bryant Wesley Robinson, clerk (V. C. Co.), res. Wallace st. Brydcn John, manager Wellington colliery, Departure bay. Buckley Philip, laborer, Nanaimo, Buffingto 1 Robert, miner (V. C. C.) Bullock Arthur, dry goods, Victoria crescent. Burke Wm., bartender, Newcastle house. Byrne J. C, cigar maker. Bastion st Callaghan J. A., telegraph operator, E. & N. railway station, branch office and res. telegraph and telephone office. Bastion st. Calari Angelo (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Calverly John, miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Calverly H., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Calverly W. D., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Campbell Geo., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Campbell Weaker, shoemaker, Victoria crescent. Campbell Wm. R., machinist (V. C. C), Selby st. Campbell Jas., miner (V. C. C.) Carpenter G.. engine driver (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Catholic Church (Roman), Wallace st. Cavalsky E. G., clerk (A. R.J ohnston & Co.) Cawthorne G., miner (V. C. C), Centeni Paul, miner (V. C. C) Cesere Bonette, miner (V. C. C), Selby st. Chandler W. S., manager E. Wellington coal mines. Chantrell C. W., hotel-keeper, Nanaimo. Chappie R., farmer, Gabriola Island. Christie John, farmer. Departure bay. Christopher F., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Church of England, St. Paul's, Dallas square. Churchill Geo., fireman (V. C. C), Nicol st. City Council chambers, S.W. cor. Bastion st. anH Skinner st. Cluness Mrs., Esplanade. Coburn Stephen, teamuter, Selby st. A. GREGG & SON, YAfES STREET, VICTORIA B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H fl b 0) b PI s CD r NANAIMO DIRECTORY. '43 Coburn W. H., general merchandise, Victoria crescent. Commercial hotel, S.W. cor. Bastion st. & Commercial st. Sabiston & Wilcox, proprietors. Cook Ephraim, dairyman, cor. Wallace st. and Campbell st. Cook Ezra, butcher, cor. Wallace st. and Campbell st. Copland I. T., carpenter, Nanaimo. Cooper Harry, J. P., wharfinger, &c. (V. C. C), res. cor. Esplanade St. and Dickenson st. Corcoran M., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Coroner for Vancouver Island, I. P. Planv i, S.M. . Court House, Front st. Cowie Archie, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Crahaur Henry, miner, Nanaimo. Craig Ralph, blacksmith and wagon maker. City Concillor, cor. of Bastion st. and Eraser st. Cranberry hotel, Victoria road, ^}^ miles from Nanaimo, M. Halloran, prop. Craven John, prop. Halfway house, Wellington road. Crawford Geo., farmer, Cedar district. Crosson Jas., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Crosson Wm., miner (V. C. Co.), Haliburton st. Crow Wm., miner (V. *C. Co.), Nanaimo. Cruickshank Geo., agent Bank of British Columbia. CuUigan John, miner (V. C. Co.), Esplanade. Curry Jos., engineer (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo, Custom House and Post Office, Front st. Cuthbert Geo., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Dailey Daniel, hair-dresser (at W. C. Halleck'i), Daley Wm., blacksmith, Nanaimo. Davidson H., weighman ^y. C. Co.). Wesley st. Davidson John, miner fV. C. C), Wesley st. Davie James, miner (V. C. C.) Dane Joseph, miner fV^. C. C.) Davie Mrs., widow. Davie William, miner (V. C C.) Davies Elijah "farmer and fniner, Victoria road. ^.^ Davies Samuel C, miner. Davis David, custom shoemaker, Victoria crescent. Davis William, assistant engineer, F. D. Davis William, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Davis George, bottomer (V. C. C). 2nd assistant foreman F. D., Haliburton st. Davis John J., bartender, Nanaimo. Davis John J., miner. Nanaimo. Davis Dr L. T., physician and 5urgeon, Cortimercial st. i> =^- n |t||| I IliiO C rn *«^ ^'^ S^"^ AND APS, TRUNKS. go IO D. WILLIAIVIb & UU., VALTSIS, HLA KETS Bie Johnson Strre., btt . Bhoac amo Doimmlas, Viotoiha, B. O. :, i.-r I id, 4 if^ OhBap, DuraWB 4 StyM Boots ft Sloes, f "SSSLTr ^ 144 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Dawson D., miner (V. C. C.) Dawson Thomas, miner (V. C. C.) Degnen J as., farmer, Gabriola Island. Dcgncn John, farmer. Gabriola Island. Degnen T., farmer, Gabriola Island. Delahaye — , blacksmith (at W. A. Home). Devlin H., miner (V. C. Co.), Nanaimo. Dew Drop hotel, Haliburton St., Geo. Baker, prop. Dcnartini Guizeppe, miner, Nanaimo. Dick Archibald, Gov. inspec. of mines, Gov. office, res. Prideaux St., Comox road. Dick John, mining engineer, Prideaux st. near Comox road. Dixon John, farmer and prop. Somerset hotel. Dixon A. J., carpenter and builder. Bridge st. Dodd William, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Doeca J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Doeca P., miner (V. C. C.) Dolan Patrick, farmer and miner, Cedar district. Dolholt John, farmer. Jack's Point, bet. Northumberland channel and Nan. harbor. Donohue John, blacksmith (at Ralph Craig's). Donohue Chas., upholsterer (at John Hilbert's). Drake C, miner (V. C. C), near Old Douglas Slope head. Drake Samuel, sheriff and assist, gaoler, Needham st. Du Bruille H., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Dunbar Geo., farmer, Comox road. Duff Miss, milliner, \'ictoria crescent. Dunn Dan., laborer, Nanaimo. Eadon C, miner, (V. C. C.) Earl Wm., postmaster. Front st. Easson ft Phillips, props. Oriental hotel, Victoria crescent. Easson Alex. (Easson & Phillips), res. Selby st. F.dijar Magnus, farmer, Gabriola Island. Edmonds E., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Edmonds W., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Elliott L. J., custom shoemaker, Nanaimo. Ellis D., miner (V. C. C.) Emerick Conrad, carpenter (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st. Enos John R., farmer, Nanoose bay. Equitable Pioneer Society's store, Commercial st., Jas. Young, mngr. Esquimau & Nanaimo Railway Station, Selby st. Eva Thomas, miner (V. C. C.">, Nanaimo. Evans J, J., miner, Nanaimo. Evans Robert, bartender, Nanaimo hotel, Commercial st. Evans Geo., miner (V. C. C.) o •5 4; v. (A .S > •fc! "*^ c o ^ ■*-> — ■ o< bjo tn o^ . 2« ^. .5 % •St 0) c to Z o o c o o .£ ^ •*= t: O V^ \gv. 0) c 0) X o o 1 c o o CO (I » C. A, Lombard & Co., ^^^^!^J^''Jl°''^' Aseiil* Air the B«ll •rgan, Ulrb^r niifl MrlBway PImb«». r > 2 o h— < (/) o z ^ o I ^ n SI 4 H 0) NANAIMO DIRECTORY. •45 Fallen John, miner (V. C. C). Nanaimo, Ferguson Donald, miner (V. C. C.) Ferguson Joseph, farmer. Cedar district. Fiddick Chas., farmer. Cedar district. Fiddick Sam., prop. Occidental hotel, Selby st. and Fitzwilliam st. Finlayson R., carpenter (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Fisher George, miner (V. C. C), Halliburton st. Fisher James, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Fitzgerald Thomas, chopper (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Fletcher Joseph, contractor, res. Wentworth st. Forester's Hall, N.E. cor. Bastion st. and Skinner st. Forrest J:imes, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Foster John, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Foster Miles, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Fox Geo. R., farmer and shingle maker. Oyster harbor. Fox Joseph, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Frame John, miner, Haliburton st. *' Free Press," Nanaimo, Commercial st , Geo. Norris, prop. Freethy Robert, miner (V. C. C), Nanairno. Frost George H., contractor and builder, Victoria crescent. Gabriel Louis, employ of J. Akenhead, butcher, Gaflfolo J., prop, boarding-house, Haliburton st. Gafifolo Frank, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Galloway Robert, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Galloway Alex., miner (V. C. C.) • Galiky Wm., blacksmith. Bastion st. Ganner Joseph, teamster and stage driver to Wellington. Ganner William, teamster, Nanaimo. Ganone V., watchmaker, Commercial st. bridge. Gardiner Miss Abbie, principal, girls' public school. Gartley Geo., woodman (V. C. C), Selby st. Gas works, Bridge st, Nanaimo. Gehrung Dan., brewer, employ of J. Mahrer, Mill st. Gemmell John, miner (V. C. C.), Franklyn st. George Mrs. J., candies and fruit, Franklyn st. Germania John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Germania Joseph, miner (V. C. C.), Nanaimo. Gibson Mrs. Margaret, groceries and millinery, Commercial st. Gibson Richard, certificated manager of mines (V. C. C, No. i Shaft), mayor Nanaimo and J. P., res. Commercial st. Gilbert Mrs. K., prop. Temperance hotel, cor. Bastion st. and Skinner st. Gilbert Wm., miner (V, C. C), Haliburton st. Giovanola Angelo, miner, Nanaimo. Glaholm John W., str. "Amelia." v> r 3* o ?r 2. X o c n V) n" 5 B.C. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Specialty of Children^' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going olsewhera, Johnson Strht, bet. Broad and Douquas Viotoria. B. O. n a I 41 Erskine's Boot and Shoe EiporiM,} OOR. Government and Jonnion Sti., Victoria, B. O. ■-3 146 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Glaholm Thomas A, (A. R. Johnston & Co.), res. Skinner st Good Templars' Hall, Front st. Good Rev. J. B., rector St. Paul's church, Dallas sqi^are. Good Percy, surveyor, Dallas square. Gordon David Wm., M.P., contractor and builder, Prideaux st. Gordon H., clerk. , Gordon Jas., farmer. Cedar district. Gough & Evans, props. Nanaimo hotel, Commercial st. Gough Mrs. E. (Gough & Evans), Gough Samuel, city clerk, assessor, &c.. Skinner st. ' Government Agent, Dallas square, Marshall Bray. Gray Robert, lighthouse-keeper. Entrance Island. Gray J. H., C.E., Esquimalt and Nanaimo railwav. Grant Alex., carpenter, Wallace st. Grant John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Green John, trader, schooner "Oriole," Nanaimo. Greenwell J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo st. Gribble John, miner (V. C.C), Milton st. Griffith Wm., miner (V. C. C.) (.iriffith Thomas, miner (V. C. C.) Griffiths Walter, miner, Nanaimo. GuUion Chas., laborer (V. C. C.) Hague Samuel, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Hague William, miner (V. C. C.) Hafrway house, Wellington road, John Craven, prop. Halleck W. C, prop. Nanaimo shaving saloon, Commercial st. Halloran M,, prop. Cranberry hotel. Hamilton R., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Hamilton, jr., John, miner (V. C. C.) Hamilton Arch., prov. constable, Haliburton st. Hanson C, miner (V. C. C.) Harbor-master, Ed. Quennell, Commercial st. Hardey David, prop. Identical hotel, Victoria crescent. Hardy David, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Hardy Thos., miner (V. C. C.) Hardy James, miner (V. C. C.) Harper Joseph, prop. Bay saloon. Departure Bay. Harper James, clerk (Jos. Harper), Departure Bay. Harris Morgan, miner (V. C. C), Fry .st. Harris Pentray, miner (V. C. C), Fry st. Harris Thos., miner (V. C. C), Fry st. Harvey Jas., J. P., general merchant, Commercial st. Haslam & Lees, mill owners, Mill st. Haslam A. (H. & Lees), res. Mill st. Hemer John, blacksmith (V. C. C.) A. GREGG & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. o I CO c <¥•* (0 ti Z o o c o Q. 0) ' > H H z m > > 5h o o < m z m Z H 01 O H O 90 O Z. ;5i ^ I As ,^ «9 S^ !i! Ql) is 5s N to to c H H z m r m > o i o > r o W r m > C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^''^^J!!^'^^®:^''^' AffealH r»r Ikft Bell ui ly PlMiM. 0> o c t , o Q, «> o 9 5 o o o < m z s in 01 O H O > n o I-" W o o o a 0) (T> 3 (D CO H 3 3 CQ w CO a 0) O 00 3 ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. H7 Henderson Alex., mason and stonecutter, Front st. Heyland R., surveyor (V. C. C), res. Esplanade. Hicks John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. High Peter, ininer « V. C. C), Irwin st. High School, near Finlayson st. Hilbert John, undertaking and furniture warehouse. Bastion st. Hilbert R., boots and shoes, cigars, etc.. Commercial st. Hilbert J. H., clerk to U. Hilbert. Hilbert Wm., blacksmith (V. C. C), Irwin st. Hill John, farmer, Victoria rd., Cedar Hill. Hilton John, miner, res. Comox road. Hilton H., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Hindmarsh J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Hindmarsh R., miner (V. C. C.) Hird K., tailor. Commercial st. Hirst Mrs., widow, Commercial st. Hirst Albert, farmer, Englishman river. Hirst Bros., general merchants, wharf owners. Commercial st. Hirst V/m. (Hirst Bros.), Commercial st. Hirst John, farmer, prop. Hirst's hotel, Englishman river. Hirst Thos. (Hirst Bros.), Commercial st. Hodgson E., farmer's market. Commercial st. Hodgson Wm., farmer. Cedar district. Hogef H., farmer, Gabriola Island. Hoggan Alex., farmer, Gabriola Island. Hoggan David, farmer, Nanaimo district. Hoggan Wm., Club house, Victoria crescent. Holden John, blacksmith, Nanaimo. Hopkins Dave, painter, Prideaux st Hopkins Mrs., widow, Prideaux st. Hopkins Wm., compositor, Prideaux st. Home & Son, general merchants, S. E. end Victoria crescent. Home A. G. (Home & Son), res. Wallace st. Home A. H., agent Dominion savings bank, po.st office building. Home W. A., blacksmith, etc.. Bastion st. Horner L., cigar-maker. Bastion st. Horth C. W., Lansdowne brewery, Nanaimo. Hosie W. H., painter, Wallace st. Hoy W., minci (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Hughes E., dry goods, etc., dealer, Commercial st. bridge. Humphrey R., miner (V. C.C .), Nanaimo. Hunter Wm., engineer (V. C. C.), Haliburton st. Hunter Thos., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Hunter A., miner (V. . C. Identical hotel, Norman Smith, prop., Victoria crescent. 3 3 1 ore; ^ — (U 3 in y n 2 n a c 3 V o" 3 n c CO o e n < CIO W&. WILLIAMS i CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. c "n n ^ eet, Johnson Strkct, bit. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. O. Headpartera for Boot8 and Shoes. ) ■"•'*;SS!i«';'S.T""'' 148 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Italian hotel, J. Goffalo, prop., cor. Heedham st. and Haltburton at. Isbister, Wm., stone mason, Haliburton st. \ Isbister John, miner (V. C. C.) Isbister Jas., miner (V. C. C.) Isom B., farmer, Oyster district. Jack Wm., carpenter, Irwin st. James H., miner (V. C. C.) • James S„ laborer, Nanaimo. Jamieson Jas., farmer, Gabriola Island. Jamieson Thos., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Jeffcry W. L., accountant and collector, Victoria crescent. Jenkins John E., prop. Old Flag Inn, Bastion st. and Skinner st. Jenner D., carpenter, Haliburton st. Jenoni V., watchmaker, Victoria crescent. John David, miner V. C. C), Nichol st. Johns N., miner (V. C.C), Esplanade. Johnson John, miner (V. C. C.) ' Johnson J. B., prop. Provincial hotel, Victoria crescent. Johnston & Co., A. R., importers and com. merchants, Bastion st. Jones D., engineer (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Jones, jr., D., school teacher, Prideaux st. ' Jones Klias, miner, Nanaimo. Jones John, engineer (V. C. C), Prideaux st. Jones I. F., miner (V. V. C.) Jones r, D., accountant, Prideaux st. Karst Ch., bakery and restaurant, Bastion st. Kate Jos. Carp., Departure Bay. Keddy Wm., carpenter, Newcastle town site. Kemp John, laborer, Departure Bay, Kennedy A., farmer, Victoria road. Knight Jas., engineer, (.V C. C), Haliburton st. Krakow Harry, laborer, Nanaimo. Lawless Joseph, carpenter, cor. Prideaux st. and Franklyn st. Lawrence Miss Mary, school teacher, S. Cedar district. Lawrence L., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Leask Geo., teamster, Nanaimo. Leask Jas., laborer, (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Leaycraft H. G., C.E., E. & N. railway, Nanaimo. LeBallis er W. L, prop., I. X. L. livery stable, Commercial st. LeBoeuf L., farmer, Gabriola Island. Lee George, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Lee Amos, miner (V. C. C), HalibUrton st. Lee Hudson, miner, (V. C. C.), Prideaux st. Lees Andrew E., (Haslam & Lees), Mill st. Leicht H., carpenter (V. C. C.) A. CREGC dc SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. m > 0) O c H H m 3D ■n 7> O S I si ■< ► o* , 30 ^ IM, C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^2°o^^i'.'i.^J°'''' AsraU for the ■•II Orsaii, W<>ber Nnrt Htrliii«iiy PtimnK. Hi H M r > d o > r o :^ o n H > r DC n 2; 7> (0 H I O r > (0 (0 O c H H m 30 •n o z m o* 7> " 8 < IS 5 in NANAIMO DIKKCTORY. 149 Leighton W. K., clerk (Johnston & Co.), Selby st. Leonard J., carpenter (V. (]. C), Irwin st. Lewarne W. J., laborer, Nanaimo. Lewis A. T., miner (V. C. C), Esplanade Lewis D. B., miner (V. C. C.) Lewis W., clerk (Abrams & Co.) Commercial st. Leggins John, prop. Talbot hotel, or Quarterway hotel. Lindsay W. A., clerk Wellington colliery. Lime John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo, Wellington road. Loat C., J. P., paymaster Wellington colliery. Lockhart W. O., chemist, Commercial st. Lorenzo C, miner (V. C .C.) Lukey R., compositor, "Free Press," Commercial st. Lukey Wm., miner (V. C. C), Wentworth st. Lukey, jr., Wm., miner (V. C. C), Wentworth st. , Luporini Giovanni, miner, Nanaimo. Lynch John, miner (V C. C), Nanaimo, Lyons James, miner (V. C. C.) Lyons Michael, miner (V. C. C,) Machin Chas., miner (V. C. C), Eaton st. Machin Fred., miner (V. C. C), Eaton st. Macdonald D. S., general merchandise, Haliburton st. Mahrer John, prop. Nanaimo brewery, (city councillor;, Mill st. Malcolm James, miner (V. C. C.) Malcolm John, store keeper (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Malcolm, jr., John, miner (V. C. C.) Nanaimo. Malpass James, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Manley Michael, farmer, Gabriola Island. Mano A., miner (V. C. C.) Manson Laurence, gen. merch't, cor. Haliburton st. and Farquharst. Manson M., merchant, Nanaimo. Mardis K. J., miner, Haliburton st. Marshall J., miner (V. C. C.) Marshall J., millman, Mill st. Martell jO£,h »^. 3 "2 5' orq 3 a w IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 4 // ..•fe i*< I?.- Q., :/. i/i V. 1.0 L^w I.I 1.25 '.4 6" M | _2£ 2.0 1.8 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 145B0 (716) 872-4503 # S"^ Ws ^^ c?. l/l I CO u z o a mi ^ ml (0 •« Imiense Assortment of Boots and SliOBS, } "'"'"" ="""'""• ^ Victoria, B, C. 150 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. McCutcheon Levi, barber, Commercial st. McCutcheon Chas,, carpenter, Comox rd. McDermott Thos., miner (V.C . C), Nanaimo. McDonald R. K., miner (V. C. C) - < . McDonald Alex., miner (V. C. C.) McDonald D., miner (V. C. C.) McDonald C, carpenter, res, Fraser st. McElmcn A. T. D., barrister-at-law and notary public, Front st. McFenden M„ miner (V. C. C.) McFenden W., miner (V. C. C.) . McGarrigh Geo., miner (V. C. C.) McGee VV., miner. McGregor Archie, 'engineer (V. C. C.), Victoria crescent. McGregor Mrs., millinery and drygoods, Victoria crescent. ^McGregor Jas., overseer (V. C. C), South field mine. McGregor Mrs., widow, Albert st. McGill Mrs., Albert st. McGuffie Thos., farmer, Gabriola Island, McGuire Henry, f?-mer, Cedar district. " "; , Mclvor Malcolm, driver Cosmopolitan bakery, Bastion st. McKenzie C: C, land agent, conveyancer and accountant, Bastion St., res. AVesley st. McKinlay David, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. McKinlay James, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. McKinlay jr., James, miner (V. C- C), Haliburton st. McKinley William, miner (V. C. C.) McKinnon S., miner (V. C. C.) McNeil E. W., saddler and harnessmaker, Victoria crescent. McLay Jas., J. P., farmer, Gabriola Island. McLay T., miner (V. C. C.) McLean M., miner (V. C. C.) McLean John (J. Abrams & Co.), Nanaimo, McLean Hugh, tailor, Commercial st, McLeod A,, baker, Bastion st. McMillan D., laborer (V. C. C), Nanaimo. McNully J., miner (V. C. C.) Meakin Albert, miner (V. C. C.) Meakin F, C, engineer (V, C. C ) Meakin John, miner (V. C. C), Prideaux st. Meakin jr., John, miner (V. C. C.) Mebius Miss, teacher boys* public school. Mellado B., contractor and b lilder, Nanaimo, Metcalfe Jos., miner, (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Methodist Church (Ebenezer church) between Front st., and Indian mission at Indian reserve, Chapel st. H P 0) A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. ISl H b 0) • § a 3 oCQ < PI Z s PI z H CO O 0) 19 > 00 " 03 p r^ C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^'^^So^^l'.'L®!"''^ Agents for Ibe Bell Organ, MVetmr and !»t«lnwny I'iunuH. NANAIMO DIRECTORY. 151 *■!? - J> J i/.-: Michael Ed., farmer. Cedar District. Michael E. Fi., J, P., farmer, Cedar district. • .; „' jixri* Michael Jules, farmer. Oyster di.strict. -'' v/,,.!.,:,., : Michaelson Jas., ship carpenter, Departure Bay. / . ;;^ii ,. Miles Thos., miner (V. C. C), Nicol st. ,;.;.; ; Millar Thos., city constable, res. Needham st. Miller Chas.. engineer, asst. eng. F. D., (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Miller Matthew, miner, (V. C. C.), Haliburton st. u:xn.,.?i vs Miller Wm., miner, (V. C. C), Farquhar st. Miners' Exchange hotel, Commercial st, Joseph Webb, prop Mitchell Geo., miner, (V. C. C.) ynvss^oU . (;:^:>-.vm ,;. ,.;;,;•• Mitchell Geo., steward Nanaimo hospital. ) P-n^^^M-^^HKi ■ 5U Mitchell John, secretary F. D. :-![^i"'- fip'^x] ,-:^:^^-'■.■'^ Mitchell laborer, Mill st. 4 hJl^i'- ' t. ;, Milburn Thos. C, Nanaimo. h'ly.. ^^^^^N-v^f^'' r;>?>, i.vjr ;-.> Mitchell Geo., Wellington road. Mitchell John, prop. Nanaimo Soda Wks., Bastion st. bridge. Moore Wm., miner (V. C. C.) Montgomery Geo., groc. and provis., Commercial st. rlT =? fit/, ..; Montgomery Jas., miner, Nanaimo. Morandi Giorgio, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Morell D., prop. Campi Restaurant, Com. st. bridge. Morfand John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. ;■ . Morgan D., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Morgan John, engineer, Fry st. Morgan Thos., miner (V. C. C), Nicol st. Morris John, carpenter. Departure Bay. 'ft-,,// ,M i*,> Morris W., miner (V. C. Co.), Morrison M., carpenter, Wentworth st. Morten J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Morten A., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Morten W. H., merchant. Commercial st. Muir Andrew, fireman (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Muir Archibald, cert'd. man. of mines (V. C. C), Albert st. Muzante Dominico, miner, Nanaimo. Muzio Goisepp*;, miner, Nanaimo. Myers Sam. H., miner (V. C. C.) Mylis J., miner (V. C. C.) Mylis A., miner (V. C. C.) Nanaimo " Free Press," newspaper office, Commercial st. Geo. Norris, prop. Nanaimo Gas Works Company. Nanaimo Water Works Company, W. C. Halleck, agent. Commer- cial st Nanaimo Shaving Saloon, Com. st, W. C. Halleck, prop. ao ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AtiD CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Strcct, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Viotoria, B. O. en W ■ |!- ij ^ « > 09 H CO 3 -. tad m *^ 3 ^ 2s *« 2 ® S m g 5 llll oa ^ i '^ W J ^ ^ I •tJ 3 1 ^ kI pO Hh 5° |S pa > ^ ^ i M { c* p \ W I ■:t'i ■^ii Oheapi Durable & StyM Boots ft Shoes, ) ERSKINES' EMPORIUM, ( ViOTORiA, B. O. (0 l| Of <& -IS z^ Si (0 o 152 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Nanaimo Saw Mill, Haslam & Lees, prop.. Mill st. Nanaimo Drug Co., I. H. Blakeway, man., Com. st. Navoni Giacomo, miner (V. C. C.) Neil Jas., miner (V. C. C.) Neilson John, miner (V. C. C.) Newcastle House, hotel, H. P. Smith, prop., Comox road near Bridge st. Nicholson R., miner (V. C. C.) Nightingale R., contractor, Wallace st. Nile Philip, mariner. Noni Angelo, carpenter, Nanaimo. j ,;,?• Nord Niles, blacksmith (V. C. C.) Norris George, prop. "Free Press" office, Commercial st. O'Baker Wm., employ John Mitchell, Bastion st. bridge. O'Brian Jas., teamster, Albert st. and Cavan st. O'Brian Dr. R., physician and surgeon, office and residence cor. of Haliburton and Finlayson sts. Occidental hotel, Selby and Fitzwilliam sts., S.Fiddick, prop. O'Connell Thos., city constable, Wesley st. Odd Fellows' Hall, Commmercial st, near long bridge. Old George, miner (V. C. C), Milton st. O'Neii D., miner (V. C. C.) O'Sullivan T., machinist, Selby .st. Oriental Hotel, Victoria Crescent, .Easson & Phillips, props. Orwin VVm., farmer, Nanoose. * , Overton David, farmer, Cedar district. Pafiford F. W., store clerk, Prideaux st. Page Louis, painter and paper-hanger, Front st. Palmer Z. B., miner (V. C. C.), res. Irwin st. Pargeter John, engineer (V. C. C), Wallace st. Parker N., miner (V. C. C.) Parkin John, clerk. Commercial st. Patterson James, farmer. Cedar dist. Patterson Thos., miner (V. C. C.) Paul E. B., teacher high school, Nanaimo. Pawson John, J. P., ex-Mayor, cor. FitzwUliam st. and Selby st. Peace John, ship caulker, Nanaimo. Peck H. E., livery stables, Wallace street. 1 . Peck T. Eric, sub-collector of customs, res. Cavan st. Peers Miss, dressmaker, Victoria crescent Penberthy, John W., farmer, Gabriola Island. Perrenti J., miner (V. C. C.) Perry James, miner (V. C. C.) Perry Thos., miner (V. C. C.) Phillips J. (Easson & Phillips), Oriental hotel. .2* m > u en < ^ .s.> nr (u c 9< 2« ^. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A.GRECCdE.SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. CO « ^S I— < ^ ■St bfi c *■* ti X o o c o o 0) H !i B 4 of .2" 4J U U (A < ^ .S.> ■M +3 c 2^ o< tn bx) - O rt *.> (U 4-r ;— V •^ -M (0 C ■ ■■ 0) (0 X ,1 ■,/ O t-H O 2; CD r 00 <: o o NANAIMO DIRECTORY. 153 IV'T: ; )'!.t. Philpot W. H.. Britannia Rest. Commercial st. Pierce E., miner, Haliburton st. Pimbury E. & Co., chemists and stationers, Com. st, Pimbury, E., J. P. (E. P. & Co.), Com. st. >, , :, ,.;,, Planta J. E., carpenter and builder, Nanaimo. Planta A. E., chemist, Nanaimo. Planta Joseph Prhys, J. P., stip. mag, coroner, and revising judge, Front street. ; "/ ■, ■>,.(:.,; . /> „• Planta Walker S., machinist, Front st. Pleace J. H., hardware and tinware. Commercial street, res. Skinner street. Pollock R., blacksmith, res. Wesley St. iv:;:- i v;;;^ -<-••; Praeger E. A., M. D. and surgeon. Commercial stl ri'iim; T -j-v-i' Preacher J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Preece & Marwick, props. Red Lion Brewery, Nanaimo road. Preece Thos. S., (Preece & Marwick) . ,)t Hsiv-Av;! Presbyterian Church, cor. Fitzwilliam st. and Wesley st. ,.,// ; , Price James, miner (V. C. Co.), Selby street. ; ;V, ,:.,:. Price Sam., dist. foreman of roads, Wesley st. ...... ..... ; ,;,,,, Priest E., certificated civil and mining engineer, Wallace st. i jita Provincial Hotel, Victoria crescent, O. Johnson prop. ,, , v^y! .n Public school for boys, near Finlayson st. ; o,"^^ Public school for girls, Selby st. rear Franklyn st. . ; Quenell Edward, port warden and harbor master. Cosmopolitan market, Commercial sti-eet. • . ;, , Race John, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. ' : vk.- Rafaelle Luporini, miner (V. C.-C.) Ramsey G., milkman. Beanie's Swamp. Randle Arthur, tinsmith (J. H. Pleace.) Randle Albert, tinsmith (J. H. Pleace.) Randle Joseph, miner (V. C. C), Nicol street. Randle jun. Jos., overseer No. i Shaft (V. C. Co.) Randle Wm., miner (V. C. C), Nicol st. Raper Benj., farmer, Nanaimo. Raper, Raper & Co,, Booksellers, etc., Victoria crescent. V . Raper Alfred (R. R. & Co.), Victoria crescent. Raphael, L., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Raybould Mrs. William, milliner, Odd Fellows' building,* Commer- cial street. Rees Griffith, miner, Haliburton street. Reed Wm., engineer (V. C. C), Wesley street. Renwick John, blacksmith and wagon maker, Selby street. Renwick jr., John, blacksmith, Nanaimo, Reynard Miss Eva, teacher girls' public school. Richards John, miner (V. C. C), Prideaux street. ;:r-t H'UvJ ''H n 3 00 w o o ?r X o c (/) n IT o_ SL ?r B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Spbcialty of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Strekt, bet. Broad and Douqlas Victoria, b. o. 3 p < §■ 5- « o a •1 s a. s .■r ti I ErsJdnfl'8 Boot and Shoe Emporinm,} '•""^oRraT"'"' I! I 154 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Richards W., miner (V. C C.) Richardson A. J., miner, Cranberry dist. Richardson Ben., miner (V. C. C.) Richardson Hugh, miner, Nanaimo. Richardson P., miner. Cranberry dist. Richardson R., miner, llaliburton street. Richardson Anson A., clerk (I. Abrams & Co.) Ridley W., miner (V. C. C) ' Ritch W., miner (V. C. C.) Robins S. M., J. P., supt. V. C. Min. Co., office Esplanade, res. Fry street, opp. No. i shaft. Robson Rev. E., pastor Methodist Church, Nanaimo. Rogers T., miner, Prideaux st. Rollo James, farmer, Gabriola Island. Rose Walter, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Rosewall Henry, brewer, Comox road. Ross Wm., mirer (V. C. C.) Ross Walter, miner (V. C. C.) Ross James, miner (V. C. C.) . - » Rowe H., miner (V. C. C), Prideaux st. Rowley David, blacksmith (V. C. C.) Royal Hotel, Commercial street, R. Watkins, prop. Rudd, H. v., clerk .Bank British Columbia. Sabiston John, pilot, Cavan st. Sabiston jun., John, pilot, Nanaimo. Sabiston & Wilcox, props. Commercial hotel. Com. street. Sabiston Peter (S. & Wilcox), Commercial st. Sage Isaac, laborer. Front street. Sage E. teamster (V. C. C.) Sage G., miner (V. C. C), Mill st. Sage Jesse, laborer. Mill street. Sage Joseph, laborer, Steward ¥. D. Mill. st. Sampson J., photographer, Victoria crescent. Sautain P., miner (V. C. C.) Sauto v., miner (V. C. C.) Saunders John, miner (V. C. C.) Scales David, miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Scales Get), miner (V. C. C), res. Fry st. and Dickson st. Scales John, stone-cutter, res. Fry and Dickson sts. Scales John H., foreman F. D., blacksmith, (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Scales Thos.. laborer, Departure Bay. Scales Wm., miner (V. C. C), Fry st. and Dickson st. Schilling R., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Scoville, Wm., carpenter, Nanaimo. Scott David, engineer, Haliburton st. A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. 0) c (0 d X o c o a r m > (0 O 3D 3> O O < m v z m z H » > s o Hi* 1 r 0) c reet, 0) X o o c o a 0) > at o 31 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^o'!l^'''=^2°'"' AxentM for th« Bell Orgitn, fl'i*b«r niirt HIcmwMy l*inn««. > H X m CO =• o *^ zCQ - 0) 2 o o < m z m z O H O 30 00 O H cr I— !• m O 58 z a o en > t^ F ^ o (^ r D !? (D CO e-4- H a CD W (D O 3 w IS' t3 NANAIMO DIRECTORY, 155 Shaw Alex., station master E. & N. railway, Prideaux st. < , Shaw John, school teacher, Prideaux st. Shaw Sam., farmer. Cedar dist. ' Sheriff of Nanaimo Dis., Sam. Drake, Needham st -, i . ., Shotter Geo. R., farmer. Oyster Harbor. ri.»u;t "• • Sinclair Wm., teamster, Haliburton st. c - • M; ;A>.i v,;^; Silva John, farmer, Gobriola Is. , ,? ; ,, .'f^^ tin ; Silvia J., miner, Nanaimo. b mh "^ v - '■ !4 >5" Smith Norman, prop. Identical hotel, Victoria ciescent !;;;,,; Smith P. R., dentist, cor. Wharf st. and Commercial st. ./k- Somerset hotel, John Dixon, p'rop. Wellington road. > ;; Snowden Isaac, engineer (V. C. C), Irwin st. j >| v; j^-v K; Stamford J. L., mgr. gas works. Stamp Thos., miner vV. C. C.) St. Ann's convent school, cor. Wentworth st. and Wallace st. Stark Louis, farmer, Nanaimo. Stephens G., miner (V. C. C.) Steflfin Gus., miner (V. C. C.) Stephenson David, constable and jailor, Departure Bay. Stewart Wm., chief constable and jailor Nanaimo dist;., Albert st. Stirtan J. W., J. P., carpenter and builder, Selby st. Stonehouse W., miner (N. C. C.) Stove James, miner (^^. C. C), Irwin st. Stove jun. Jas., miner (V. C. C.) Stove John, stable man, Haliburton st. Stove Robt, teamster, Irwin st. Stove Wm., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Sullivan Dan., blacksmith (V. C. C.) Sullivan J., machinist, Nanaimo. Sullivan Tim., machinist (V. C. C), Selby st. Summerhayes Alfred, bricklayer, Wallace st. Swift John, painter and paper hanger, Nanaimo. Talbot hotel, J. Leggins, prop., Wellington road. il OfQ ^ 5' 3 C 3 o o It- It o" 3 a Xt ;'.i,i CO 3 a o C era ^ n < ao TO B. WILLIAMS i GO., for Men'a, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. c n Johnson STftcrr, bet. Broad and DOuqlas, Victoria, B. C. ^Sli Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } """To?;?.."^?"'"^' Ml (0 3:1 OS -JS Tit es (Oi Ox S P) m g p H I 156 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Taylor Geo., carpenter (V. C. C.) Taylor Peter, miner (V. C. C), and prop, ballasting engine. Teague John, miner (V. C. C), Winfield crescent. Thames Henry, carpenter, Nanaimo. Thomas James, miner (V. C. C.) Thomas Abnes, miner (V. C. C.) Thomas D., miner (V. C. C.) Thomas John, farmer, Cedar dist. Thomas Price, Wentworth st. Thompson A. C, carriage maker and painter, Bastion st. Thompson J., miner (V. C. C), Nanaimo. Thompson J. P., miner (V. C. C.) Thompson J. F., miner (V. C. C.) Thompson John, janitor, P. O. building. Thompson Wm., laborer, Nanaimo. Thomson Geo., M. Pv P., merchant, res. Wesley st. Tippet John, farmer, Nanoose Bay. Tippet Geo., miner (V. C. C.) Todd Wm., laborer, Haliburton st. Toleson S. B., barber. • Tregoning Wm., miner. Departure Bay. Trumper Jos. (V. C. C), Dunsmuir st. Troup Frederick, farmer. North West Bay. Trelease E., miner, Nanaimo. Trenbourn Robt, Engineer Fire Department. Tully Frank, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Tweed Edw , miner (V. C. C.) Uren A., farmer. Chase River. Vague Thos., miner (V. C. Co.) Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co., (limited), cor. of Farqu- hart St. and Esplanade. S. M. Robins, supt. Van Houten E, McG., clerk (E. Pimbury & Co.) Van Houten Mrs., widow, res. Albert st. Van Houten Walton, tinsmith, res. Albert st. Veale Frank, farmer. Cedar dist. Voden L., laborer, Old Flag Inn. Wakelaen Thos., miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Walkem Dr. W. Wymond, Nanaimo. Wall Wm. H., machinist, Nanaimo. Walls Thos., carpenter. Front St., Nanaimo. Walker Alfred, engineer. Departure Bay. Walker Edw., bridge builder. Departure Bay. Walters J., miner (V. C. C.) Ward William, miner (V. C. C.) Ward J. B., fruit dealer, Commercial st. ■ Pi A. GRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest •Trousering always on hand. (^ T}. Of ol r-s ^^ m fi^ 30 09 p ^ H hi r k > Ui 6 c %i H m 3D ^1 3D " 1 ^ ■ t p. A i ■ 3 h r \Si m Pi (3 I S.' 0>^ l> « r 0) Hi! B.G. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^SSoS^i'.'i.^J"''"' AcBt" for the BeEl Orgau, Weber wiiil Hti-iuway PlanoH. H DC r > d I— H :^ o •3> 30 0) H ■ O r > (0 o c H H m 30 ■n 3D o : z m •< o 30 r o o M H > r w X :z: 8 «?» Wenborn Robt. J., overseer machine shops (V. C. C), Esplanade. Wescath John, miner (V. C. C.) Westfeldt Henry, miner, Nanaimo. We»twood & Co. C. N., furniture dealers, Commercial st. Westwood Coral Nevello (C. N. Westwood and Co.) ; , ? ,■ y. -^^ Westwood Cicero Ceperal (C. N. Westwood & Co.) i . :i v: '- White Parker, farmer. Cedar dist. ' -. Whitfield Randolph, shoemaker, Victoria crescent. Whitfield John, miner (V. C. C.) ? Whitfield George, car^^.nter, Nanaimo. Whitfield John, boots and shoes, etc., Vict, crescent. Wiescnt E^noni, watchmaker, Victoria crescent. Wilcox James (Sabiston & W.), Commercial Hotel. Wilkins E.. miner, Nanaimo. .. .; ^,. Wilks Thos., miner, Haliburton st. , y Wilks Wm., miner, Nanaimo. , jt ^ Williams Jas,, miner (V. C. C.) Williams J. T., miner (V. C. C.) Williams John, laborer (V. C. C.), Haliburton st. Williams jr. John, miner (V. C. C), Haliburton st. Williams Chas., teamster (A. Mayer & Co.) Williams David, miner (V. C. C.) Willis C, miner (V. C. C.), Irwin st. Wilson Robert, laborer, Front street. Wilson Chas., carpenter and cabinet-maker, Nanaimo. Wilson Walter, hardware and tinsmith, city councillor, Com. st. Wolfe Marcus (Mayer & Co.), general merchandise. Woodbank Geo., miner (V. C. C.) Woodbank John, miner (V. C. C.) Woodbank C, miner (V. C. C.) York Chas., farmer, Cedar dist. a Young Chas. Newton, Departure Bay. Young James, manager Equitable Pioneer Society's store, residence Irwin St. Zermania John, miner (V. C. C.) Zermania F., miner (V. C. C.) o a m O 3 U) n cr q Q 5: O o ^ TT O v> I Bllfll IIAMQ P pn Keep always m Stock a First-Ciaas Assortment of . fflLLIAIflu Ot UU<, Underwear, aU Sizes aud Pricea. See Them. JoHNBON Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotoria. B. C. % ImiensB Assortient of Boots and Shoes. } ""«'«■• """"""'■ Victoria, B. G. (0 u xi o id a* nil CO o IS' QQ r 158 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CHINESE DIRECTORY. — t- — Geat Chung Lung, groceries, Chinatown, Nanaimo. Kwong Hung Chung, merchants, Chinatown. Mah Kee, washing and ironing, Wallace st.j Sam Hing, merchant, Chinatown. Song Lee, washing, Vict, crescent. Yuet Wo and Co., merchants, Chinatown. Nanaimo City Municipal Government. Mayor — Richard Gibson, J. P., Cocncillors — North FFard.— Ralph Craig, •John M .hrer. Middh' Ward.—W. E. Webb, Walter Wilaon, John Hilbeit. South Ward. — City Clerk.— Samuel Ooagh. Fire Department. NANAIMO FIRE COMPANY, No. 1. Officers. — J. H. Scalea, foreman; Thomaa Bradley, first assistant foreman; Geo. Davis, socond assistant foreman; Robt. Trenborn, engineer; W. Davis, assistant engineer; C. Miller, assistant engineer; John Mitchell, Secretary; Geo. Norris, treas- urer; Joseph Sage, steward. Organized, 1878. Incorporat<;d Companies. THE VANCOUVER COAL MINING AND LAND COMPANY, (LIMITED). Office. — North corner of Farquhar street and the Esplanade, near No. 1 shaft, Nanaimo. Siinuiel Matthew Robbins, superintendent; Wm. McGregor, manager of works; Mark Bate, jr., cashier, etc.; W. R. Bryant, Clerk; E. A. Praoger, colliery surgeon. Works. — R. Heyland, surveyor; Harry Cooper, wharfinger; James Mc- Gregor, overseer South Field Mine; Joseph Handle, Richard Gibson, overseers No. 1 Shaft; R. J. Wenborn, overseer machine shops; John Malcolm, storekeeper; agent in San Francisco, John Rosenfeld, Esq. NANAIMO HOSPITAL. Officers. — J. Pawson, president; Alex. Mayer, vice president; James Harvey, treasurer; Donald Snith, secretary. Committee. — Mark Bate, nominated by the Governmeut; J. Pawson, W. E. Webb, M. Mehr, J. Abrams, John Mahrer; George Mitchell, steward; Dr. L. S. Davj.. surgeon. Nanaimo Societies. • ASHLAR LODGE, No. 3— A. F. & A. M. (Hall, N. E. comer Commercial and Skinner Streets.) Officers.— M. Wolfe, W. M.; John Mahrer, S. W.; A. E. Lees, J. W.; Rob- inson Young, S. D. ; .7. Trumper, J. D.; C. C. McKenzie, secretary; Alex. Mayer, treasurer; J. Bertram, tyler. H Q ra ^ A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. « H n ijd <{ ^ r Si . < ras 71 c ^ H^ t 5 a m C l^y ^ 1 01^ a K < « 5.1 z m z H a» H O o fa a PI 8 CD O ■0 7> O "0 JD m H O 73 (0 W M CQ > CD a H so o o < m Z m z H (0 H 3 CQ o CO o H O 71 O (D O 0) C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^''°^^°J^^%%°"^' AgeulN for the B«ll OrKaii, VTelHT nii«l r«tt'lnwny I'Iiiuun. NANAIMO CITY SOCIETIES. 159 I. 0. 0. F.— BLACK DIAMOND LODGE, No. 5. (Hall, Commercial St.reet, Nanaimo.) OFFICERS. — Noble Grand, Robert Rivers; Vice Grand, Benjamin Buk- r; Secre- tary, James Crossen; Treasurer, A. McGregor. ^ A. 0. F. -COURT NANAIMO FORESTER'S HOME, No. 5886. (Hall, N. E. corner Bastion and Skinner Streets. ) OKnoER.s.— Chief Ranger, H. McAdie; Sub-Chief Ranger, T. Harris; Treasurer, I. Randle; Secretary, E. VanHouten; Senior Woodward, Win. Bennett; Junior Woodward, T. I. Buckle; Senior Beadle, W. S. Weddle; Junior Beadle, A. I. Dixon. I. 0. 0. G. T.— ONWARD LODGE. T : ,;, , , (Hall on Front Street.) * A. 0. U. W. -NANAIMO LODGE, No. 53. (Meet at Odd Fellow's Hall, Commercial Street.) K. of L.— CALVIN EWING ASSEMBLY, (Meet at Forester's Hall.) T. N. HIBBEN ^ CO. Government St., VICTORIA. J:..a.o' .-;•■ COWAN & CO.. Paper Makers, Edinburgh. Ji1i-{ - JOSEPH GILLLOTT & SONS, Steel Pens P. & J. ARNOLD'S Inks. J<..'iV.. 'A... SIDNEY J. SAUNDERS & CO., Christmas and other Chrorao Cards. .-. j ,^ MITCHELL'S Outline Maps. W. & A. K. JOHNSON'S Globes, and Atlases and Maps. T. SOHRIVER & GO'S Copying Presses. < A m^ T. N. HiBBEN. C. W. Kammbrbk. W. H. Bonb. MR.E.MALLANDAINE -^^leamTEOT, Room 4 over Bank B. Columbia, { Government Street, yi€TORIA,B.€. GO :mB. WILLIAMS & CO., 09 o CO » CO 3 - hi oa GO CO O r cr, > r w > o w '^ a« o o >« CO O CO for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. 1,1 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. Ghflap, DnraMe ft Stylish Boots ft Sboes, ) ERSKINES' EMPORIUM. f Victoria, B. O. (0 i| Of =)^ ; 'ngton uoal. Tlie mines are about three miles south of the bay, where the mauager's uilice, uarpentei and bluckumith shops are located. Ttiu mining village of VV uUingtoa comprises North, South and Eo^t Wellington, having a populaiiou of about 1,000; und when the demand is sufficient the company has facilities of 1,5U0 tons of coal per day. Th» mines were discovered in 1869 by iiob . Dunsmuir, the present owner. The Kttst Wellington mines are owned by Mr. Chandler, W. 8. Chandler, manager. Wellington Directory. Algie Robt., farnr>er, Englishman river. Allan R., surveyor, N.Wellington. Allison W., miner, E. Wellington. Almada J. E., farmer, Nanoose. Anderson Alex., miner, E. Well- ington. Angilo Scrvanto, miner. Arack Bastian.miner, Wellington. Anderson J as., miner, Wellington. Andrew John, miner. Axleton Chas., miner. Badock Wm., farmer, Mountain district. Bailey Wm., miner. Baker Wm., miner. Balzarinie J., miner. Basbe Dominico, miner. Bartolero miner. Bartolero miner. Baydt A., miner. Baynes Aaron, miner. Beauchamp Edward, miner. Beauchamp Dan., miner. Beauchamp Robt., miner. Beck Robert, farmer. Cranberry district. Bell Anthony, miner. Bellis Thos., miner. Bdyea John, miner. . . . ', Benneditti Paul, miner. ^ Bernard Thos., miner. Berry Richard, miner. Beveridge Thos., miner. Bierman Geo., miner. Big Lake i^ miles from Well- ington. Bishop G., waterman. Departure Bay. Blakeley Thos., prop, boarding house No. 9, N. Wellington. Blank Chas., farmer. Cedar dist. Bonnell H., farmer, Nanoose. Borgas Chas., farmer, Oyster dist. Boyle Wm., miner. Bowatie N., miner, E. Welling- ton. Bray Wm., miner. Brennan Peter, miner. Brickie Thos., miner. Brickley J. B., farmer, Oyster dist. Brittle Robt., miner, E. Welling- ton. Brown Jas., employ S. Jones, N. Wellington. Brown J., miner. Brown Wm., farmer, Lasqueti Is. Bryant J., miner, E. Wellington. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC ^b SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. a T) m > < V. .s.> c o „ 4-1 _< 9< (/) ^ . J-, 4-1 *.> V) O ^S C t: ^ bioS .s.> lis ^ c o ^ 4-1 —> o< bjo Br, fiffi lajo _- n! 11 f^.y . .-> S*x c 3^ 4;t/^ ^ +J 4-1 U fe£ fc i\\- ^-. ire ■ <0 ng btO ist. c +* 1st. 0) « »g- X ^ ist. ^ 'g- o N. o c Is. on. o Q -0) I.C. C. A. Lombard & Co, '-^^^'^1^'^%^I°''^' Anvut* for llir H«-ll orHiiiit Wobftr and Btelawiiy PI«don. 9 < 4 r C/) o O 2; CD r CD a n ^ y O D ^ " O 1-19 <: Q o WELLINGTON DIRECTORY. 161 Bryden J., J. P., manager Well- ington mines. Buch Thos., farmer, Oyster dist. Bullock John, miner, E. Welling- ton. Burke Patsey, miner. ' -' ' '>'■ Butler P. M., engineer, Dept. Bay. Cain John, miner. Cairns John, farmer, Cedar dist. Cameron Alex., miner, E. Well- ington. "^^ '* »' ' ' Campbell Mich., miner. :" Campbell T'-i' s , miner. Canessa John, fisherman, Depar- tui.- Bay. Carlin Wm., miner. Carrahu John, miner. Carruthers Dan., miner. -" - Carstairs James. Carstairs John. Cassidy I hos., farmer, Cranberry district. Cassider Geo., farmer, Cranberry district. Chandler W. S., manager E, Wel- lington colleries. Clarkson Alex., miner. Clarkson Neil, miner. Cochran Wm., miner. Condron E., miner. Condron James, miner. Cook Richard, miner, N. Well- ington. Conway John, miner. Coulter Hillis, miner. Coulter Samuel, miner. Courto Peter, miner. Courto Louis, miner. Cowan John, miner. Coyne Thos., miner. Coyne Frank, miner. Craig A., farmer, Nanoose. Craven Wm., miner. Craven Jdhn, hotel keeper, Well- ington road. Creighton J. H., farmer Lasquiti Island. Crombie Alex., miner. ' Croston Henry, miner, '■ '" Cumarella Jos., miner. Currie Thus., miner. ,■'" ' Cumrich Wm., miner. Curry Jf^hn, fireiu.i Curry John, undci loreman, N. Wellington. Dand Thos., ri ;ier. ;" Dand John, nnner. ' Davis Wm., miner. '' '* Davis Samuel, f;u mer. '*' Davison John H., miner. '' Dawson Thos., miner. " ' Dawson Dan., miner. '* Devlin H., miner. '' ■ ' Dobson B., miner. Dodds, Thos., miner N. Welling- ton. Dixon John D., Comox road. Dreco R., miner. Dunbar Geo., farmer. Dunn R., overman, E. Welling- ton. Duffy M., miner. Dunstan Wm., miner. P3ad John, farmer, Cranberry dist. East Wellington colliery office, E. Wellington. Edgar March, farmer, Gabriola Island. Edwards J. D., miner. Elkinson John, chopper. Ellis Chas., miner. English J, C. I'^mer. Eslick Joseph, miner. Evans Evan, miner. Evans Reece, miner. Evans I. W., miner. Evans Thos., miner. Evans Edward, farmer. Cranberry district. Fannah Thos., miner. B\llll IIAMC S nn ^^^^ a Specialty of Childbens' Clothing. a IfflLLIMIflO QL UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. c. U) B- n r 1 3 orq ^ vr ?r X n c n (A n W r* 3 e. r* < hrf> n n I 3 If 1 Ersiine'g Boot and Shoe EmporimJ °'••°^c^"^^Ta'"*''■• u . ^ zt < o s iiil CO 162 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Fear John, farmer, Wellington Haggart Jas., under man, S Wel- district. lington. Ferrara Ambrose, miner. Hall Robt, teamster. Flewett Wm. M., farmer, DeCou- Harley J., miner, E. Wellington. sey Is. Hamilton Jas., farmer, Nanoose. Foster Thos., miner. Hamilton A., constable, Halibur- Foster M., miner. ton St. Foster lidward, farmer, Gabriola Hamilton Robt., farmer, Nanoose. Island. Hamilton S. B., farmer, Qualicum. Fox Jos.^ miner. Hampson F., miner, £. Welling- Frame Jas., miner. ton. Frame John, miner. Hampson Wm., miner, E. Well- Fran':is Wm., miner. ington. Fraser John, miner, N. Welling- Hampson John, miner. ton. Haslam J., farmer. Oyster dist. Garabaldi A., miner. Hannah Wm., miner. Garabaldi John, miner. Harrison Wm., weighman. Gare Henry, miner. Harrowier Samuel, miner. Garland A., engineer, E. Welling- Haslam James, farmer. Oyster ton. district. Gare Henry, miner. Heath John, farmer, Lasquiti Is. Gamier Peter, miner. Higgins Dan., miner. Gear John, miner, N, Wellington. Higgins H. H., farmer, Lasquiti Gillespie John, miner. Island. Gilmore Joseph, miner. Fligham Arnold, miner. Gleason Wm., miner. Hill Jas., engineer Nanaimo saw Godfrey Amos, farmer, English- mill. man river. Hill J„ manager (J. Harvey's), Goldsworthy Thos., miner. N. Wellington. Gowan H., farmer, Lasquiti Is. Hirst Jos., farmer Englishman Grant Robt., millman. river. Gray James, farmer, Gabriola Is. Haidley Mrs. Helen, groceries, N, Green Jas., miner. Wellington. Green Jos., miner. Hinksman Wm., track layer, E. Green Lake 3^ miles from Wel- Wellington. lington. Hodson Wm., miner. Greenwell John B., miner. Hopkins J., miner. Gribble John, farmer, Ovster dis- Home Wm., miner. trict. Hoskins Edward, teamster. Griffiths John, miner. Hoskins Joseph, Big Lake. Griffiths Lewis, miner. Hoskins jr. Jos., teamster. Griffiths Wm., miner. Hough John, miner, Griffiths Thos., farmer, Gabriola Hughes Edward, miner? Island. Hughes Thos., miner. Grubb Mark, miner. I my Simon, miner. A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. ^ K > 1'^ H oa e H •pi> z e'^ m ^^ r m •f^ ;^ > r«S i''^ ? z .Snr^ > r 31 -« (0 «5 S S « p §S m > 1!? ^ g l(^ N 30 3D at ,* -■. Z ■ ■• CO tiO c % ■ iBa m 3D ^rf to Z c« Z Z 1 c OD • a. CO o CO Si CO Ik treet, CO c to X o o c o a C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^^^^^°Jl°''^' AxeutH for the Bell org«n, Weber aad Alniiway FlauoH. H H Z m r m > o z > r o (0 r m > o 3 at o Z u s % n 3D Z 2 z 1 H < O > o O H (D (D o a CD W e-+- H 3 3 CQ W P- «-♦■ CD td 0' 3 so tJ WELLINGTON DIRECTORY. 163 Jack Wm., farmer and carpenter, Nanoose Bay. Jackson Samuel, miner, E. Well- ington. Jackson Wm., miner, E. Welling- ton. James Henry E., miner, N. Wel- lington. Jenkins Wm., miner. John John B. L., miner. Jones Chas., miner. Jones Thos., miner. Jones Evan, miner. Jones Dan., miner. "; Jones Edward, engineer. Jones John, miner. " Jones Joseph, laborer. Jones Lot, boarding house, S. Wellington. Jones Leslie. Jones Dr. W. H. McNaughton, M. D. and colliery surgeon. Jones W. A., miner, Jones Sam., meat market, North Wellington. ^"^^*^ Kelley P.. laborer. Departure Bay. Kemper Chas., la.borer. Kennedy Paul, miner. Kennedy Thos., miner. Kennedy Jas. miner Kilpatrick Robt., miner, E. Well- ington. Kinkade Thos., farmer, English- man river. Kirkpatrick Thos., miner. Knight James ?!., Englishman river. Kooper M., laborer. Departure Bay. Lawl^n Thos., farmer, Oyster district, Lewis J. W., engineer No. 9, N. Wellington. Lewis Wm., farmer, Nanoose. Lewis J., farmer, Gabriola Is. Lindsay W. A., clerk Wellington office. Little Frank D., manager ma- chine dept. Livesley J., miner. Loat Christ, clerk Departure Bay office. Lomas J., miner, E. Wellington. Loyer Peter, miner. Malpais John, miner, N. Welling- ton. Malpass Jos., miner. Malpass Thos., miner. Manual Wm., miner. Marcello M., miner. Marshall Thos., miner, E. Well- ington. Martin Jos., miner. Martin Thos., farmer, Gabriola Island. Martin Chas., miner, E. Welling- ton. Martin John, farmer, Gabriola Is. Mathieson M., carpenter. Matthews J., miner. Menstang P., miner. Merritt G., miner, N. Wellington. Mileito J., miner. Mileito L., miner. Mofifatt Robt., miner. Mofifatt D., miner. Montgomery W., miner. Monroe Thos., boarding house, S. Wellington. Moresia A., miner. Morgan W., farmer, Nanoose. Morrell J., miner. Morris Levi, miner, E. Welling- ton. Morrison John, engine driver. Morrison Peter, miner. Mortimer E,, miner. Mounce J. W. Mounce Louis, millm^^^n. go TO R WILLIAMS & GO ^^^ ^^^° "' Youths' and Boya' Clothing. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and DouqlaQi Victoria, B. O. O 13 -1 crq n £2. r " 3 n 3 o o m P rt I' n CO 3 a O C OfQ .5- - R., miner, E. Wellington. Your, , Chas. Newton, clerk,office. Departure Bay. Zarcella Thos., miner. Zarcella A., miner. '•*'^ *^'-"'' Zermania Jos., miner. Zerriman Joseph, miner. Zevatoni Peter, min*^ ". Wellington Societies. / 'Sfjt jif« ],M ^'""^ L O. 0. F.-HAR^Y LODGE, No. 6. '^''^ ^^glf ^^„^^/!*" (Hall at Wellington.) jrnfti/fufol Vsf!p>! Officers. — Noble Grand, John A. Thompson; Vice Grand, Benjamin Sheanng; Secretary, Robert Kilpatrick; Treasurer, Geo. E. Williams. R. T. WILLIAMS; PUBLISHER, - BOOKBINDER, - PAPER - RULER, -AND- •iajijyr Rubber Stamp Manufacturer. emnaRBjoT-arrpizsTGh. OTPIOE OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTORY. Government and Broad Sts., VICTORIA, B. €. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET. ViGTOBIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H P b 0) t 167 '"*'T^ COMOX DISTRICT. * .^»^'^^^^^^*^^^ ..., ...^^ . ' ' ^ -.^'1 .,..1.. :' > ;..... Comox, on the BSoiit Coast, about 140 milea from Victoria, is the niost comp&iit, and, as yet, the most northerly agricultural district on Vancouver Islaud. It was the third settled district on Vancouver Island, and under the auspices of the first Attorney -General, G. H. Gary. The open land was all taken up over 20 yearn ago, but the settlement is steadily inereasing in a north-westerly direction, where there are still fine stretches of alder and swamp land. To meet the requirements of the set- tlers two new schools were erected during the past summer. On the old farms, which lie along both banks of the Comox Kiver, (famous for its angling facilities), the pioneer log buildings have been replaced by substantial frame houses and barns. Logging camps are busy all around the district, especially up the river, where the timber is of a most excellent quality. The present saw mill is doing a rushing busi- ness, and there is talk of another starting, Tbo stores are also doing pretty well, and, although Sinbad-like, Comox yet carries her Old Man, in the shape of a whiskey saloon, into whose ii satiable maw too much of the ready money goes, yet indications are not wanting that in the near future this incubus will be got rid of. Population, ^mm- Comox Directory. n^i^Trmftacu about 400. la-^fi£t pisiiiiyri^ti u -. . I «s. (?. O, .^ddress, Comox.) ■ laiil ti.t ,Pfts1 i. Anderton John, carpenter.' ^^»■'' Anderton Wil'.iam, carpenter. Beach William, farmer. *.,.,,... Bcckensell Thos., farmer. , lidri/, Berkeley John, farmer. ( olkj{,y:v Bowler James, farmer. kKj^ir^ioJ Bridges Charles, farmer."L Bru' , \dam, logger, -in. ,' Cairns Thos., farmer. Carthen John, prop. Elk hotel. Carwithen Reginald, farmer. Casey Lewis, manager logging camp. Cessford Robert, carpentenn-ifn Cessford James, laborer, Christie Rev, James, Presbyter- ian minister. vt^imjw, Clarke James, farmer. Cliffe Sam., prop. Lome hotel. Coates John, carpenter. Crawford Byron, farmer. Crawford Samuel, farmer. Creech Edward, farmer. I Creech Richard, farmer. YT»:ti> Creech Samuel, joiner. Cunliffe Franklin, farmer. ^ os. Curtis James, farmer. ■ '■". ^ . Davis Isaac, farmer. •Davis Leonard, farmer. Derbyshire James, laborer. Dingwall William, postmaster. Donohue Michael, farmer. Drabble Geo. F., district commis- sioner of Lands and Works, etc. Duncan Eric, farmer, Assessor and Tax Collector. -^n/tol^MV Duncan Dr. John, physician. Duncan Oliver, farmer. Duncan Robert, farmer. Duncan William, farmer. Finley Thomas, farmer. Fitzgerald Jos., Govt, guide. Eraser John, carpenter. Gage William, laborer,, iifslli ; Glaisyer Harold, laborer. Graham James, logger. — -L~rD Ulll I lAMC nn ^<"^ ^"»^ hats and caps, TRUNKS, SEJ^D. If ILLIAmo o; uU., valises, blankets, etc. ^ JoHtwoN Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Viotorm, B. O. . ^ ^ Cheap, Dniabli) ft StyM Boots i, Shoes, \ ERSKINE8' CMPORIUM. Victoria, B. O. )i« 1= i i I* (0 Oi 2 = 9< (A . ^ . O^ rt |'§ JS 4-1 *.> CO 0) 4j C (U ;- •4-» VJj rr (u c tf] . O- . Sffi biO - n, u *.> en c io<,' KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, P. P. 24.— FAR WEST LODGE NO. 1. ■' '^^ Offickbs.— Wi S. Chambers, G. D. D. C. C; H- B. Rendell, P. C; D. F. Fee jr., C. C; R, J. Plummer, V. C; M. J. Conlin, P.; J. S. Fullerton, M. E.; W. H!. Brooks, M. F.; B. H. John, K. of R. & S.; Alex. Watson, M. at A.; H. Web^r, LG.; Samuel Arnold, O. G. ; Dr. G. L. Milne, Medical Exatniner. HALL OF DOMINION LODGE NO. 4— I. O. 0. F. frus!'h,,iL5 Officebs. — N. G., A. G. McCandless; V. G., S. Cousins; Secretary," ' Thomas Bamford; Treas. W. Walker; Warden, Geo. Bishop; Cond., P. A. Babington; 0; O., Wm. Huxtable; L G., Wm. Boddy; R. S. N. G., Ed. Cameron; L. 8. N. G., F. B. Sherborne; R, S. V. G., Richard Drake; L. S. V. G., A. Murray. OS A. CRECC dc SON, Artist Tailors, Yatts Street, Oppositk Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. to 0) o o c o Q. CO > H ■i X m o <^ > (0 o 31 d < m 2 <0 Z »-, o •-• S5 1^ reet, 0) c (0 Z o o c o Q. CO ^mi C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^*^^^!!1V!'°,store, AceatN r«r Ike Itoll VrgMUt Weber aail Mrinway Plaa**. ^ CO 3 IT t3 H CD 0} o o o 0- (B H !3 NEW WESTMINSTER CITY — GENERAL REMARKS. 171 New Westminster City-General Remarks. Population 4,oc5o. i,yy W'.'iH On the left or north bank ot the F aser river, about sixtw^n mile^ from its mouth in lat. 49 deg. 12 N., and long. 122 deg. 53 W., and built up6fi a gentle hill whi«h, for the most art, slopes to the sun, New Westminster ("The Royal City") occupiea a site at once commanding, healthful and pleasant. The natural centre and distributing point of the Lower Fraser District, provided by river, rail and road, with means of communication which give her ready access to all parts of the district (to all parts of the world for that matter), the capital city of the mainland has an assured iuture of growth and prosperity. Salmon canning and the manufacture of lumber have already attained to large proportion^, and many other wealth producing induHtries are coming into prominence. The R yal City Plaining Mills Company alone give employment to over 200 men, and with their mills, steamers, (three of which they own and use) repair and supply s' ops, form a little community of themselves. They cut a daily average of over bO,Oi)0 feet of lumber, and their list of manufactured articles is a very long one. The Brunette Saw Mill Company, the Gas Works, Law's Foundry, the Woollen Mill and Port k Company's Fresh Fish Exportation Establishment, may also be mentioned as impo' t- ant factors in the prosperity of the city. The branch railway to Port Moody just completed, the last spirited effort of New Westminster, at once makes the latter the fresh water temiinas of the C. P. Railway. Freight in large (|uantitie3 is brought over it and deposited in New Westminster warehouses and provincial produce re- turned. Notwithstanding the fact that building has gone on very briskly for some years past, the demand for house room and hotel accommodation has for some time been in excess of the supply, and this has resulted not from any "boom" or factitious excitement, but from the steady growth which is the outcome of the natural advant- ages already outlined. Too young as yet to boast any exemplars of architectural beauty, New West- minster is yet a handsome city, The uncouth structures of pioueer days, lom up hurriedly by men whose outlook was often bounded by the unticipated profits of the spring or fall trade, are giving place to xubstantial and permanent buildings, silent witnesses of prosperity in the present and confidence iu the future; while in every direction, along streets which a few years ago existed only on the maps, neat resi- dences, often surrounded by handsome gardens, tell the same story. Schools and churches abound. The country immediately adjacent, on both sides of the ifraset-, is still clothed with the dense growth of the primeval forest, but the wide river reaches, sweeping away to east and west, and the lofty peaks of the Coast Range, are visible from all parts of the townsite; and from the higher levels the eye ranges over broad expanses of fertile delta land to the Qulf of Georgia and across that to the distant hills of Vancouver Island in the west, while to the east, the might , snow-covered crown of Mount Baker stops the view, giving the beholder the impression that the mountain's first slopes rise from the dense n>rest at his feet, although he knows that between forest and mountain lie many broad acres of prairie and meadow, dotted by hundreds of thrifty homes. ^IB. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. crq I a rt- o o g n. 5 c n M m n Johnson Stmbt, bbt. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. O. HeadpiirtBKi for Boots and Slioes, ) "•'*;s?;'!;,; bT'"-- 172 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. New Westminster Directory. Ackerman Brothers, contractors and builders. Ackerman O. B. (A. Bros.), Queen's avenue. Ackerman T. (A, Bros.) Adair Peter, ship carpenter (B. S. M. Co.) Adams Benj., cook, McKenzie st. Adams E. R, yard man (B. S. M. Co,) Agricultural Hall, W. D. Ferris sec, Agnes st. Aikman H. B. W,, Dominion Lands Agent, barrister-at-law, etc., res. Mary st. Ake F., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) Albino Resendes, sub-contractor, Melbourne st. Allen O. M. I., Rev., J. M., prof. St. Louis College. Allen Tom, teamster, Sapperton. Alport Mrs., Albert crescent. Ambs Oscar, cigar factory, Columbia st. American Hotel, S. W. Daggett prop., Columbia st. Anderson Andrew, cook (R. C. Hospital), Agnes st. Anderson James, yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Anderson John, fireman (R. C. P. Mills.; Anderson Jas., permanent patient R. C. Hospital. Anderson Wm., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills..) Anderson Samuel, carpenter, New >Vestminster. Anderson B. F., salesman (Bon Marche store), Columbia st. Anderson Jas., carpenter, Pelham st. Andrews Richard, capitalist, London Arms. Andrzejewski & Co., brewers (City Brewery), Agnes st AndrWjewski F. (A. & Co.), City Brewery. Armstrong W. J., sheiiff, Mary st. Armstrong J. C, manager Telephone Co., Agnes st. Armstrong R. W., registrar, Mary st. Armstrong T. J., deputy sheriff, Mary st. Armstrong R. J., storekeeper, Cplumbia .st. Armstrong J., mill-hand (B. S. M. Co.) Arthur, employ J. H. Vienna, Front st Atkinson T. C, barrister-at-law, S. M., McKenzie st Austin W. R., general merchant. Front st Austin Chas., teamster. Royal avenue. Baker Richard, engineer str. Gipsy, Pelham st. Balmain John, builder. New Westminster. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. 3D O z < ' O' IM, C. A. Lombard & Co., '-'t^S°o«xl' =®J°'"' AgcmU fdr the Bell Organ, W«b«r and Htrin%»ny Pliin«»>i. m H DC W r > D O > I— I r o o w CO H > r C/) X iz; 71 (0 H I O r > (0 (0 o c H H IK ■n 3D O z z m t o* 3B ' 8 53 3 NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY, 173 Bank British Columbia, I. B, Fisher, agent, Columbia st. Barker E. H., prop. Union Restaurant, Columbia st. Basset Henry, yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Batchelor J. D., purser str. " Gladys," Ferris st. Baudre O. M. I., Rev. J. M., St. Peters, Blackwood st. Baxter A. A., clerk. Royal avenue. Baxter J. H., tallyman (R. C. P. Mills.) Beattie A Murray, auction mart. Front st., res. Douglas st. Beecher C. M., shipping supt. (R. C. P. Mills), Douglas st. Beer Jas., cooper, Columbia st. Begg Alex., shoemaker, Columbia st. Bell J. W., tallyman (B. S. M. Co.) Bell Duncan, moulder (New Westminster Foundry.) Benson Harry, sawyer (R. C. P. Mills), Royal avenue. Benter J., prop. Pioneer Saloon, Front st. , Bentley Dr. R. I., visiting surgeon. New Westminster, medical supt. lunatic asylum. Berridge Geo., accountant, " Columbian " office, res. Agnes si. Bertram Louis, cook, provincial lunatic asylum. Biggs A. C, Cleveland House. , Billadeau P. O., prop. Depot Hotel ' Black Mrs. J. E. M., Provost st. Black A. S., student-at-law, Merrivale st. Blackie James M., saloon, cor. Front and Mary st. Blackie Walter, blacksmith, cor. Dallas st. and Ferris st. Blackie J , bar-tender. Front st. Boardman Samuel, plumber and gasfitter (J. Cunningham.) Bole Wm. Norman, barrister-at-law, M. P. P., Columbia st. Bon Marche boot and shoe store. Walker and Shad well, props. Bonson H. W., dealer in fruit, candies, etc., Columbia st. Bonson Chas., tinsmith, Columbia st. Bott Chas., yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Bovill Wm., photographer. Brandon Phillip, bandmaster (St. Louis College.) Brennen & Kurtz, Eickhoff House, New Westminster. Brewster G., (McM. & Brewster), Columbia st Brighouse Mrs., Louise gardens. Briggs Thos. L., agent for C. P. N. Co., Royal avenue. Brine Wm., clerk (W. Rae), Columbia st. Brine Geo,, clerk (W. Rae), Columbia st. Brine Alfred clerk (W. Rae), Columbia st. British Columbian Printing Co., (D. Robson, manager), Columbia st. Brooks Mrs., assistant matron St. Louis College. Broomfield Chas., Royal avenue. Brown A., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) O c O BU/II I lAMC £ Pn Keep always in Stock a First-Ciasa Assortment of , fflLLIAlYlO tt llU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B. C. p ^ r 8 7 3 Ofq n •n P 3 a to I (A I t, s Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } """"• ■""""*• VioTo;i!A, B. O. 174 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Brown J. R,, bar-keeper, London Arms. Brown Dr. Chas. E. C, dentist, Columbia st. Brown, John C, postmaster, post office building Columbia st, res. Merrivale st. Bruce Isaac, driver (J. M. Wise), Blackie st. Brunette Sawmill Co., H. L. DeBeck, manager. Brunskill Wm., gentleman, Carnarvon st. Bryson F., stage-c'river, res. opp. new jail, Bryson J. S., stagi-driver, Royal avenue. Budge John, farmer, Royal avenue. Burke W. H., general merchant, Front st. Burkland Chas., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) rij-nett W., shoemaker, Columbia st. Burr Hugh, gentleman, Agnes st. Burr Jpseph, guard provincial jail, Cunningham st. Burns Chas., tallyman (R. C. P. Mills), Richard st. Burns Wm., wood and coal dealer, Columbia st. Burns Archie, blacksmith, Richard st. Bushong Ivan, mould, mach. hand, (R. C. P. Mills), res. Agnes st. Calbick J. A., contractor and builder, Clinton st. Calbick D. B., furniture manufacturer, Columbia st. Calbick Geo., furniture manufacturer, Columbia st. Caledonian Hotel, Mcintosh & Murray props.. Front st. Campbell A- O (Ogle, Campbell & Co.), Columbia st. Campbell Robt., Arlington Hotel, New Westminster. Canadian Pacific Navigation Co., T. L. Briggs agent. Front st. Canada Life Assurance Co., H. V. Edmonds, agent. Cantell E., sec. bishop New Westminster. Carey H., clerk, Columbia street. Carleton F. W., agent C. P. N. Co. Carmichael James, p.'-op. Caledonian Saloon, Front st. Carrol E. W., gasfitter, Agnes st. Carroll W. J., messenger and guard, penitentiary. Carter E. A., permanent patient R, C. Hospital. Case Frank, printer, Clinton st. Case E. W., upholsterer. New Westminster. Cash James (Stewart & Cash), Front st. Cassidy Wm., permanent patient R. C. Hospital. Cates A., blacksmith apprentice (N. West.) Chirouse O.M.I., Rev. E., assistant principal St. Charles R. C. Church, Blackwood st. Chisholm George, logger (R. C. P. Mills) Mud Bay. Chisholm Donald, M.P., gentleman. Christie Thomas, mill hand (R. C. P Mills.) Clark Geo., prop. Cleveland Hotel, Columbia st. H P b <{ CD tf A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H b Pi p< 0) 71 25 1 H . GO o< < b PI 31 P5 z s ! fo PI ( z* H ' o H O o HUM, 0. U 'f ■ L. C. H D (Q r 012 H r Pi a c t4 B. G. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-=^^o»S^'.l^I°'"' Ageaiii ftor Ihr Bell 0rt»M, Welter aHil Stelaway Plimos. i M ft o (A a It ■u O ■0 m H (D CQ 00 3 > O H 50 1^ o o < m z m z H f0 H O H O 71 O *^ D go H o 3 o 3 €-♦■ I NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 175 Clark Wm., cutter (Rousseau'-s), Columbia st. Clements Ogden, mill hand (R C. P. Mills), Clark.son Wnj., gentleman, Pelham st. Cleveland Hotel, J. R. Brown manager, Columbia st. Clow C. H., architect, Clinton st. Clow A., carpenter, Clinton st. City Hotel, Mrs. L. F. Bonson, prop., Columbia st. City Bakery, Kelly Bros, props., Columbia st. City Brewery, F. Andrzejewski, prop. Clinton H. Fiennes, M.A., principal Lome College. Clute John S., collector of customs, res. Pelham st. anc, St. John st. Cobb John (R. C. P. Mills.) Cobb J. W., carpenter, Ellice st. Cochrane W. B., general agent, Agnes st. Cochrane Wm.Maurice,bar'ster-at-law & notary,Spring Villa, Agnes st Cochrane Walter, Spring Villa, Agnes st. Coffin J. .., clerk (R. C. P. Mills.) Coffin S. L. chemist, employ Curtis & Co., Columbia st. Colclough C, machinist (R. C. P. Mills), John st. Collins P., drayman, Agnes st Collishaw A., logger (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. Connor Arthur, employ government hatchery, Provost st. Connor Samuel R., stage-driver, Agnes st. Corboultl & McColl, barristers and solicitors, McKenzie st. Corbould G. E. (Corbould & McColl), Royal avenue. Coulthard J. H., gentleman. New Westminster. Coutts Alex., trade instructor, penitentiary. Cook Thos., waiter, Agnes st. Cooper H. M., M. D., surgeon, Church st. Cosgrove Richard, 'longshoreman, Richard st. Cotter Philip, carpenter, Vancouver road. Cotton A. F., Dominion land survej or, post office building. Cowper Jesse M., book-keeper (B. S. M Co.), Royal avenue. Cox John, steward (R. C. P. Mills), Royal avenue. Cox W. T., mail clerk C. P. R. P. O., Columbia st. and Agnes st. Cox J. S., breeder of fancy poultry. Royal avenue. Crake F., watchmaker and jeweller, Columbia street. Crandell J as. G., carpenter, Auckland st. Crandell Oscar, barber, Auckland st. Crandell E. C, mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) Crocker M. D., painter, Mary st. Crocker Mrs., Agnes st. Crab Henry, tailor, McKenzie st. Croucher, Rev. C, vicar Maple Ridge and Trenant, regist. Diocese of New Westminster,* res. Lome st. C/3 ^ GO mB. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. $ ; < Si .. o* .5.> ■*•* ■<-> 2 "J nr 0) a; ^s c OJ :- aj I— I ^_, ■<-• u u O CO c (0 z o o c o Q CO EMPORlWI. . B. O. 1 •- t. ynes St. )lumbia w West- i^i liV ^ t < a a C > 2 «J s ^ ^ c •M — o< bx> (A • bX) - O rt *.> c 0) Z o o c o Q. CO C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"4i^o^''=^=°'"' AcenlB for the Bell Orcwut Weber and fttriNway PlaMss. > H H X m H tr CD (D CO 5 O Z CL o w H > o 30 - . en o < m 30 Z z m z -I ff) CO o 3 O M- o o 3D > - NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 179 Fitzgerald Jas., guard Penitentiary, Blackwood st Fitzpatrick Jas., laborer, Albert Crescent. Fitzsimmons Jas., deputy warden, Penitentiary. Fletcher S., short-hand clerk (Corbould & McColl), res. Pelham st. Flux Jas., bartender, Royal Avenue. Flux Geo. John, clerk, Royal Avenue. Flynn, O. M. I., Rev. Jas., professor St. Louis College. Folly Garvin, carpenter, Mary st. Forrester W. W., carpenter (R. C. P Mills.) Forrester J. J., carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) Foulds P. J., clerk (D. McPhadden), Royal Avenue. Fraser Wm., teamster (W. R. Austin), Front st. Fraser J. D., teamster. Royal avenue. Fraser Jas., tinsmith, employ Cunningham Bros. Fraser Wm., stable keeper. Royal avenue. French J., salesman (W. R. Austin), Agnes st. French W., J. butcher, Clarkson st. Fuller H. A., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills), Richard st. Fulton Market, J. P. Hale prop., Columbia st. Gable Christian, sawyer (R. C. P. Mills.) Galbraith Hugh, carpenter (R. C. P. Mills), Queen's avenue. Galbraith John, factory hand (R. C. P. Mills) Queen's avenue. Galbraith James, factory hand (R. C. P. Mills). Queen's avenue. Galbraith David, factory hand (R. C. P. Mills), Queen's avenue. Gamble A. G. (Woods, Turner & Gamble.) Garroich C. R. T., book-keeper (Leamy & Co.), McKenzie st. Gardiner W. H., freight checker (C. P. R,) Gibson Jos., clerk (W. H. Burns.) Gilles John H., contractor, near Douglas st. Gilles John P., carpenter, Royal avenOe. Gilley Herbert, lumberman, Royal avenue. Gilley James, teamster, Royal avenue. Gilley Walter A., pile driver for G. W. Gilley. Gilley G. W., contractor, Agnes st. Gilles John C, mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) Goater H. J., clerk of wharf (C. P. N. Co.) Godfrey Thos., Edinburgh st. Gold Mrs. Emma, Royal avenue. Goodacre Mrs., asst. matron lunatic asylum. Gordon John S., guard Penitentiary. Gorum Geo., carpenter (R. C. P. Mills), Maty st. Gowdy Mrs. M., prop, restaurant, Front st. Grady J. T., teamster (R. C. P. Mills. Graham W. H., shoemaker, Agnes st Grant P., landing waiter Custom house, Columbia st. CO g v; o e n < ao TO B. WILLIAMS i CO., for Mon's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. C iU '•■'■ ""* f^ s ^ r+ D* o 3 •1 (KJ •tj *■•• p S ta n rr •-1 tr M n ^-k* ' -^ n ^* a> 8 n K ■a " C ft ^ 3 n ."-1 *< ^ K» %ii^ OG ■ CD ■! :i m Johnson Strkkt, bct. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. O. Headpartera for Boots and Shoes, } ^''*To??bu='ST'"^' (0 (OK caf Hi !) Sri I 1 80 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Grant Capt. A.., Dom. Govt, boat Sampson, Provost st. Grant G. W., architect, McKenzie st. Grant Geo. H. & Co., boots and sh^es, Columbia st. Grant Geo. H. (G. H. G. & Co.), Provost st. Grant Capt. W. P., ferry boat, res. Montreal s^t. Grant Jas. S., machinist, (R. C. P. Mills), Agnes st. Grant Peter, Custom house clerk, Columbia st. Grant Capt. C. D., retired sea captain, Clinton st. Grant J., employ J. Cunningham. Gray I. H., machine foreman (R. C. P. Mills.) Gray Geo., fruit and cigar dealer, Front st. Gray James, bar tender, Eickhoff house. Gray James, butcher (J. Lovell), Pelham st. Gray Matthew, miller, Pelham st. Gray Thos. W., lumber salesman, Clinton sq. Gray David, cigar maker, Pelham st. Green A. R., C.E., N. Westminster, Columbia st. Gregan John, yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Gregg Walter, with Scoullar Bros., Clinton st. Gregg William, painter, Clinton St. Greig W., tinsmith. New Westminster. Greig James, pressman "Columbian," Clinton st. Grimmer Lancy, painter, Agnes st. Grimmer James, gentleman, Ellice st. ^ Guest Mrs., Pelham st. Guest Thos., student high school, Pelham st. Gustavson O., ship carpenter, Agnes st. Cjrotto Saloon, Curran & McKenzie prop, Columbia st. Hackley Jos., carpenter, Temperance House. Haddon Rev. T., St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church. Hadley M. 1.., night operator telegraph office. Columbia St., John St. Hagman John| dairyman. New Westminster. Hainsworth Mrs. J., milliner and dressjpnaker, Douglas st. Hainsworth John S., printer (Morey & Co.), Douglas st. Hale John P., carpenter, Ellice st. Hall T. S., M. D., Columbia st. Hall Z. S., bookseller and stationer, Columbia st. Hale J. P., pop. Fulton Market, Columbia st. Hall Geo., boxmaker (B. S. M. Co.) Hamilton Alex., sculptor, mason, etc.. Church st. Hamilton W., saloon-keeper, Columbia st. Hancox Elijah, carpenter. New Westminster. Hancox Jas., carpenter. New Westminster. Handcox ^ V., painter. Temperance House. res. > (0 O c H m 'I ■i m R < ' 0* A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, The Newest Trousering always on hand. in: C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^SSo'ixi'.'k®™'"' Aceata for the Bell Orgaiii Weber Hnd Htclnwny Plnnna. m m 7> 0) H • O r > CO a> O c -4 H m 7) ■n O z m < 0' H Dd M r D l-H o l—H r o l-H :^ o M C/3 H > r CO DC M 2! H 11 ■«" ?2 PH in 5 NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. l8l Haune Jas., boxmaker, (Brunette S. M. Co.) Harkness R. D., compositor "Columbian." Harlem E. J., factory hand (R. C. P. Mills.) Hartley Thos., yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Harvey H., general dealer, Front st. Harvey Archie, clerk Mrs. Harvey, Columbia st. Harvey Jas. W., manager to Ellard & Co., Columbia st. Hatherley T. H., engineer, Holbrook House. Hayes M., storekeeper. Front st. Hawse C. R., telegraph lineman, Clarkson st. Hayes Michael, general merchant, Front st. Hawkes Paul, yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Heckwell Jas., laborer, Douglas st. Heffers L., teamster, Columbia st. Hefifren Albert, teamster, Ferris st. Hemmerle H. T., clerk, Columbia st. Henderson David, carpenter, Agnes st. Henderson D., carpenter and joiner, Union Hotel. Henderson Wm., blacksmith's helper (R. C. P. Mills), Richard st. Hendry Chas., tail sawyer (R. C. P. Mills.) Hendry John, manager R. C. P. M. Co. Hendry Albert, employ Gas Co., Richard st. Henley Jos., foreman New Westminster, Soda Water Works, Front St. Hennessy David, fish canner, Clinton st. Hennessey Mrs. J. W., prop. Holbrook House, Front st. Henry Charles, mill hand, Ellice st. Herring A. M., chemist and druggist, Columbia st., res. Mary st. Herring Zelmen, watchi.ian, New Westminster. Hickey Robt, boomsman (R. C. P. M. Co.) Higginson T. S., Crown Timber Agent, P. O. building. Hill Albert J., land surveyor and C. E., McKenzie st. Hillier Chas., carpenter, Provost st. Hilton Moses, carpenter, Agnes st Himes Jos., mill hand (B. S. M. Go.) Hitchcock Mrs. Hobbs, G. R., carpenter (R, C. P. M. Co.) Holt C. E., chief clerk land registry office. HopfinmuUer Lawrence, clerical student, St. Louis College. Hogan Mrs., prop. Telegraph Hotel. Hogan Robt, bar-tender (Telegraph Hotel.) Holbrook House, J. Rankin, manager, Front st. Holden W. H., prop. Farmer's Home, Church st Holland Josh., contractor, Douglas st. Holy Trinity Church, Church st, Ven. Archdeacon Woods, rector. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Keep always m Stock a First-Cxasa Aaaortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Strret, bkt. Broad and Douolas, Victoria. B. O. W o c o % 8 2- S 8 5 I 9 OTQ I I J? i i ,i# m 'm ' i i $w '^:^ W^'.iSiA ••' ■ ' 4- I s xi COS S! - 3S OS ml p I Iifflensfl AssflrtmeBt of Boots and Shoes. } "•"•"' "^""'' Victoria, B. G. 182 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Holt S. F., market gardener, New Westminster. Homer Chas. W., assistant surveyor, Dominion Lands office. Homer Arthur, student, Camelot cottage, Columbia st. Horris CM. I., Rev. E. M. J., R. C. Chaplain to penitentiary, Black- wood St. ^ Hosker Selwood, commission merchant, Columbia st. Houle J., logger (R. C. P. M. Co.), Mud Bay. Howay Wm., carpenter (R. C. P. M. Co.), Montreal st. Howison Wm. J., market gardener, St. Andrew st. Hoy H., carpenter and builder, Columbia st. Hughes Mrs. Chas,, John st. Hughes H. W., John st. and Queen's av. Hull Wm., mill wright (R. C. P. M. Co.), Royal avenue. Hulme Hugh, tailor, Agnes st. Hume Jos., hotel clerk. New Westminster. Hunter Thos., mill hand (R. C. P. M. Co.) Hunter Chas. H. M., gentleman, Ferris st. Hussy Thos., engineer, Columbia st. Hutcheson J., gentleman, Holbrook House. Hutchinson Geo., guard, penitentiary. Hyack Fire Brigade, J. McMurphy, jr., captain and secretary. No. i station, Columbia st. Hyde Geo., factory hand (R. C. P. M. Co.), Richard st, res. Arm- strong St. bbotson J., fish market, Front st mperial Fire Ins. Co., of London, Eng., W. J. Armstrong, agt nee College, for ladies, (Dawson Miss, principal), Columbia st nsley Capt. Asbery, capt. str. Gladys, Columbia st, (Delaware Lodge.) ackman Phillip, clerk, Mary st ackman Richard, compositor "Mainland Guardian." ackson A., municipal jailor. acques Jas. G., clerk (H. V. Edmonds"), Queen's avenue. ayol, O.M.L Rev. F. J. M., asst. priest, St. Peter's, Blackwood st enns E. A.., registrar Supreme court, Agnes st. amieson Rev. R., protestant chaplain Penitentiary, Blackwood st. efifries Geo., tailor (D. Drysdale.) ennings Walter, Royal avenue. ohnson Wm., capt. str. Belle, Royal avenue, ohnson Thos., sub-contractor, Melbourne st ohnson James, carpenter, Douglas st. ohnson Wm , carpenter, Douglas st ohnson Robert, painter, St. Patrick st. ohnson E. C, carpenter, Temp3rance house. ohnson Wm., shoemaker, Agnes st H P (Q A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H 0) r g w o CO i > O w H »^ O CO GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, E>ro. ! i' V 1 ! -^t' Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douquas, Victoria, B. O. Cheap, Dnralile & Stylish Boots i Shoes, I ERSKINES' EMPORIUM, ViOTORIA, B. O. : 184 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Leamy J., contractor, New Westminster. ^ Leavens M., wood-turner (R. C. P. M. Co.) Lee Robt., logger, Mud Bay. Lee Christopher, engineer, Louise gardens. Lees Benjamin, commission agent, New Westminster. Lester Herbert jr., keeper, lunatic asylum. Lestrange Victor, mill hand (R. C. P. M. Co.) Lennie H. H., clerk (Ogle, Campbell & Co.) Lennie Rev. Robt, pastor Baptist Church, vgnes st. Leverney Robt., tinsmith, New Westminster. Leverence W. F., mechanic, John st. Levy F., watchmaker (F. Stirsky.) Lewis W. H., foreman " Columbian " printing office, res. Agnes st. Lewis W. R., prop. Vancouver stage, Agnes st. Logging camp (R. C. P. Mills), S. Preston, foreman. Mud Bay. London Arms, W. F. Morrison, prop., Columbia st. Lord John E., furniture dealer, Douglas st. Lord James, carpenter, Clinton st. Lome College for boys. Rev. H. Fiennes-Clinton, M.A., principal. Lovell J. E., butcher, Blackie st. Loye W. C, shoemaker, Columbia st. Lunatic Asylum, J. Phillips, superintendent Lund A. O., cooper, Begbie st Lusier John, tinsmith, Clinton st and Montreal st Lyal David, stationer, Columbia st, res. Columbia st Lyman Walker, engineer tug Iris (B. S. -M. Co.) McDougall Miss Mary E., dressmaker, Columbia st McDougall Miss B. S., dressmaker, Columbia st Mackie Thos., laborer, Clinton st Macdonnell John S., Homestead Inspector and Timber Inspector, Dominion Lands office. Macstay O.M. I., Rev. E. B., professor, St Louis College. Mager Nicholas, plasterer, Royal avenue. Mainland Transfer Co., Doane, Armstrong & Gamble, proprietors, Columbia st "Mainland Guardian," semi-weekly newspaper, J. K. Sut er, prop., Church St. Major Chas. G., general merchant, Columbia st, res. Agnes st Mann Alfred E., stage driver, .^^.gnes st. Magnoni, blacksmith, Vancouver road. Manson J. S., tailor. Columbia st Maple Leaf Saloon, Phillip McMahon, prop. Marces Masano, fisherman, Vancouver road. Martin J as., cook, St Louis C-ollege. Mathers Henry, gentleman. Queen's avenue. CO > I to .s.> nr 4j c o_ 9< biO en . ^ . bjo - O rt 2 O ^> C U fe h a m The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC iL SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. •St CD C ■■■ to ti X o o c o o CO o • Ml ■no . 5 0) > a> 01 V u •s.> c S« bJO - ■ t •!-< 2 o *-> C ft* *S ^ ' z s* V ^ CO (D r (A 1-18 2. NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 185 Mathers W. J., salesman (J. Wise), Front st. Mathews A. G., gunsmith, Columbia st. May Robt., tallyman (R. C. P. M. Co.) Mayers Geo., mate str. "Adelaide." Mayers Christian, str. "'Adelaide." Mead Geo., barber, etc., Columbia st. Mechanics' Institute and Library, Columbia St., D. McGregor librarian. Merchant's Hotel, J. Punch, proprietor. Methodist Church, Rev. C. Watson, pastor, Mary st. Milder G. W., book- keeper (Gas Co.) Millard Chas., commission agent. Front st. Miller Jas., clerk (Van Volkenburgh Bros.), Front st. Miller John, bridge carpenter. Temperance House. Miller D., employ D. McPhaden, Columbia st. Milligan D. S., commission merchant, Agnes st. Millington C, furrier, Begbie st. Millman R., planing machine hand (B. S. M. Co.) Milne John D., boiler maker, Agnes st. Milne John, gasfitter. Mills Jos., engineer (R. C P. Mills), Lome st. Moffatt Robt., blacksmith, Richard st. Monck Clarence, (Rudge & M.), marble cutter, Columbia st. Montgomery Jas., sawyer (B. S. M.) Moresby Wm., governor provincial jail. Morey & Co. H., printers, McKenzie st. Morey H. (H. M. &Co.), Douglas st. Morgan R. W., yard man (B. S. M. Co.) Morgan A., barber, Columbia st, Morley Wm., mill hand (B. S. M. Co.) Morrison Alex., teamster (R. C. P. Mills.) Morrison John, miner, Ellice st. Morrison W. F., prop. London Arms. Mowat Thos., acting inspector of fisheries and officer in charge of hatcheries, P. O. building. Mowat M. M., fore.-nan fish hatchery, post office building. Mounce Bros., bakers and grocers, Front st. Mounce R. G., (M. Bros.) Mounce L. L. (M. Bros.) Marvin M., soda water manufacturer, Front st. Mulvaney O. M. L Bro. John, St. Louis College. Munday Thos., boxmaker (B. S. M. Co.) Munday Geo., engineer (B. S. M. Co. ^'unday Wm., mill hand (B. S. M. Co.) Municipal offices, Hyack Hall, Columbia st. BWIi I lAMQ Rl on ^^^^ '^ SpBOIALTY of CUILDBENS' CLOTHINa. • fflLLIAIflO QL UU.| Examine their stock before going elaewhere. Johnson 8trc^, bbt. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. o. U9 n a 3 orq 6 !=* f^ 2. o 2L c n « C/3 3 ^ < o o «3 3. -^ F ^ .ft •n . S a w s Erslone's Boot anil 8I1011 Um^l'^X^.TT'*^ (0 xi 3| 186 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Murchie David, carpenter, John st. Murchison Archie, fireman str. Belle (R. C. P. Mills.) Murchison J as., carpenter, New Westminster. Murke Henry, barber, Columbia st Murphy J., logger (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. Murphy Jas, E., laborer, St. Andrew's st. Murray Wm., butcher (London Market), Front st. Murray John A. (Mcintosh & Murray), Front st. Murray Chas., painter, Clarkson st. Murray J. B. carpenter, Clinton st. Murray J., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) McBride Arthur H., warden, penitentiary. McBride Wm. L., New Westminster. McBride E. J., New Westminster. McBride Richard. New Westminster McCarkill Malcolm, ship carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) McColl A. J., (Corbould & McColl), McKenzie st. McCoU W., dealer in general merchandise, Columbia st. McColl N. L., laborer. New Westminster. McCowan Duncan, keeper lunatic asy' ^n. ^ McCrady F. W., contractor and builder, Agnes st. McCulloch A., mill-hand (R.C.P. Mills). McCully , permanent patient, R. C. Hospital. McDonald K., carpenter. Queen's ave. McDonald Alex., permanent patient R. C. Hospital. McDonald A. R., guard penitentiary. McDonald Mrs. M., housekeeper, Columbia st. McDonald Bros., grocers, Columbia st. McDonald B. C, grocer, New Westminster. McDonald I, M., grocer, New Westminster. McDonald J. D., carpenter, New Westminster. McDonnell J. S., inspector Dominion lands, Pelham street and Clinton street. McDonough John, longshoreman, Richard st. McDougall Misses, dressmakers, Columbia st. McDougall Alex., retired farmer, Pelham st. McDougall E. C, plasterer. McDonough Chas., general merchant. Front st. McFarlane Alex., asst. steward R. C. Hospital. McGillivray D., contractor (Leamy & Co.), Columbia st. McGillivray John, logger. New Westminster. McGregor Donald, librarian public library, res. City hotel. McQuckin O.M.I., Rev. J. M., president St, Louis college. Mclnnes Hon. Senator, Mary st. Mclnnes Thos. A., steward penitentiary. A. CRECC 6l son, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VIlTC)RIA B. C. O Si; (0 c Z o o c o Q. CO 1 8Tt.i ^ Si 00 «0 Si i CO si 0) c CI) X 4f o o c o -iff) set, C. A. Lombard & Co., '■^''^^:^^°Jl°"^' AgcBlH for lb* Bell •rs«n, Wvber anil fitrinwiiy PianM. H tr C! O a > o H > r* F !^ o (D r D > o 3> H 3 3 'O 3 - w CO 8 50 P O < m ;n z : m z H 3 o H O > a O 3 03 o M NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 187 Mclnnes Dr. Loftus R., Clarkson st, res. Columbia st. Mclnnes Dan., planer (R. C. P. Mills,) Mcintosh R. W. (McI. & Murray), Front st. Mcintosh S. T,, telegraph operator, Mary st. Mclvor Jas., permanent patient R. C. hospital. McKay Hugh, carpenter, Mary st. McKay J. C, Maple Leaf Saloon, Columbia st. McKee Hamilton, guard penitentiary. McKee James, guard penitentiary. McKenley Wm. S., carpenter, Douglas st. McKenzie John, sen. clerk Dominion Lands' office, Columbia st. McKenzie , (Curran & McKenzie), Grotto saloon. McKenzie Colin E., bricklayer. Temperance hotel. McKenzie Geo., trade instructor, penitentiary. McKeecher , teamster i J. M. Wise), Blackie st. McLaren Capt. M. D., str. " Skidegate," Ellice st. McLaren N. H., mill hand, Ellice st. McLean D.V.R., mail clerk C.P.R., P.O. Columbia st. McLean Mrs., Holbrook st. McLean Dr. I.M., McKenzie st, res. Agnes st. McLean Robt., salesman (R. C. P. Mills), Agnes st. McLean Alex., guard penitentiary. McLean Angus, logger (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. McLeod John D., C.P R. mail clerk P.O., Columbia st. McLeod Malcolm, nightwatchman, Montreal st. and Clinton st. McLeod J. M., Ellice st. McLeod John, agent Sun Life and Accident Co,, Clarkson st. McMann & Brewster, manager Merchants Exchange, Columbia st. McMahon Phillip, Maple Leaf Saloon. McMartin Isaac, carpenter. Royal ave. McMarran R. A., drayman, Edinburgh st. McMurphy Sergt. J., caretaker government offices, Columbia st. McMurphy Geo., cabinetmaker, Pelham st. McMurphy Wm., carpenter, Pelham st. McMurphy Robt., logger, Pelham st. McMurphy G., apprentice, Pelham st. McMurphy Jno., student, Pelham st. McMurphy jr., John, carpenter, Pelham st. McMurphy Donald, fireman, Pelham st McNab John, mining speculator, Agnes st McNair David, timber inspector (R. C. P. Mills.) , McNair Geo., carpenter (R. C. P. Mills), Douglas st McNair Alex., captain str. Stella (R. C. P. Mills.) McNally Thos., laborer, St Louis College. McNamara Jas., assistant gaoler Provincial jail. ^^ 9 ^ o 3 ►n Cfq ^ ^^, (U 3 T3 n r+ "n 3* r O n a n 8 n ?r 3 ^ C ^ £i n o 3 n CO GO mB. WILLIAMS & GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. !? 2 a S. £ 3 m' Johnson Strbet, bbt. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, VlOTORIA, B. O. 1 88 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. McNaughten C. M., watchmaker and jeweller, Columbia St., res. Montreal st. * McNeil Mrs., dressmaker, Agnes st. McPhaden D., grocer, Columbia st., res. Royal ave. McPhee Alex., ship carpenter, Brown st. McPhee jr., Alex., ship carpenter, Brown st. McPhee Donald, ship carpenter, Brown st. McPherson Mrs., tailoress. Royal ave. McPherson Dan., harnessmaker's apprentice, Royal ave. Mc Roberts R., trade instructor. Penitentiary. McSwain J. P., job printer, " Columbian " office, Columbia st. McTiernan P., Indian agent for New Westminster dist. Royal ave. McWhinnie Thos., carpenter. New Westminster. McWhinnie A., carriage painter. New Westminster. Neal Wm. C, laborer, Agnes st. Neelson Peter, carpenter. Nelson D. H., carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) Nelson A. M., merchant, Agnes st. Nelson S. M., New Westminster. Nelson James, mill hand (Brunette Saw Mill.) Newton E. J., harness, etc., maker, Columbia st. New Westminster Soda Water Works, J. Henley foreman, Front st. New Westminster Foundry, R. T.aw manager, Front st. Newsom . (Dempster & N.), Columbia st. New Westminster and Burrard Inlet Telephone Co., central office, Clarkson st. New Westminster Gas Co., secretary's office McKe:T^ie st. Norris S., shingle packer, (B. S. M. Co.) Norris Harry, seaman, Richard st. Odin Capt. G., river service. Odin Capt. F., str. Reliance, res. Douglas st. O'FarrellJ., mail clerk C. P. R. Ogle. Campbell & Co., clothiers, Columbia st. Ogle E. W. (O., Campbell & Co.), Columbia st. Ogilvie John, ostler, Columbia st. Oldenburgh A., draughtsman, Holbrook house. Front st. Oliver Joseph E., engineer, St. Patrick st. Olivet Baptist Church, Robert Lennie pastor, Agnes st. Orr James, M.P.P., Albert Crescent. Ovens Thos., blacksmith, Douglas st. Owens Samuel, carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) Owens Jas., pile driver for G. W. Gilley, contractor. Owens J. J., prop. Bingham House, Columbia st. Pace W. J., book-keeper, Agnes st Pacific Carriage Works, Reid & Currie props., Columbia st. m H A. CRECG &, SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering always on hand. lUM, C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^°o»xl!°..®J°"' AgfBtt for the b«ll Orcau, Weber aBa Ntrlnway Plaaiiii. NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 189 Painnia George, laborer, St. Andrews st. Palmer Hy., permanent patient, R. C. Hospital. Park John, watchman (R. C. P. Mills.) Parker Wm. E., cigar maker, Agnes st. Parr Miss, dress maker (EUard & Co.), Columbia st. Patterson John, mill hand (Brunette Saw Mill.) Patterson James, blacksmith. Beacon st. Patterson John, contractor, Montreal st. Patterson W. H., guard, penitentiary. Pearce J., constable, Agnes st. Pearson T. R., insurance agent. Royal avenue. Pearson Ed. H., book-keeper, Royal Avenue. Peebles & Heckley, furniture manufacturers, Columbia st. Peebles P. (P. & Heckley), St. John st. Peele Capt. A., chemist and druggist, Columbia st. Peers Alex., gentleman, Montreal st. Pelly Justin, gentleman, Lome st. Penitentiary, McBride, Arthur H., warden. New Westminster. Perkins J. H., painter. Royal avenue. Petch Chas., permanent patient, R. C. Hospital. Peters James, machine hand, Pelham st. Peters Henry, millwright. Brunette mills. Peters J. B., molding machine hand (Brunette saw mills).' Peters H., butcher (London market), Front st. Peytavin O.M.I., Rev. Ed., asst. Priest St. Charles, Blackwood st. Philips Chas. W., fireman str. Belle (R. C. P. Mills.) Phillips Jas., supt. provincial asylum, res. Agnes st. Phillips J. E., salesman (Ellard & Co.), res. Agnes st. Phillips, Jas., supt. provincial asylum, res. Agnes st. Phillips Matthew, salesman (Ellard & Co.), Agnes st. Phoenix Fire Assurance, London, J. Cunnmgham, agent. Pichler C, book-keeper, firm of Leamy & Co., office McKenzie st. Pittendrigh Captain, J.P., Columbia st. Pittendrigh A. B., telephone attendant, Clarkson st. Pittendrigh G. T., telephone attendant, Clarkson st. Plumb L. S., stable keeper J. M. Wise, Blackie st. Port & Co., D. W., wholesale fish dealers, Richard st. Port E. H., agent for D. W. Port & Co., Richard st. Porter Geo., gentleman, Mary st. Porter Henry, butcher (VanVolkenburg), Front st. Port Moody Stage Office, J. M. Wise prop., Blackie st. Pottinger & Loveall, butchers, Blackie st. Pottinger W., butcher (Pottinger & L.) . Pottmeyer Henry, professor, St. Louis College. Presbyterian Church, Rev. T. Scouler, pastor, Carnarvon st. B\illl ilAmiQ P PO' Keep always m Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of . fflLLIAmO Ct llU.| Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douql.a8, Victoria. B. G. W ?o O c m O < n O ►1 5" o 8 1 ^ Q U3 n OJ s S orq 3 a ha •8 •-» t30 ._t Immense Assortment o<' Boots and Shoes. } "*""• "^"'' Victoria, B. C, P I CO lie zi Oi 0)1 H IU| CO 190 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Prestidge James, farmer, Surrey. ?reston Wm., stage-driver to Vancouver, Queen's avenue. Preston Arthur, student, Queen'= avenue, Preston Robert, lumberman, Royal avenue. Preston Samuel, foreman logging camp (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. Price F., painter, cor. Clinton st. and Pelham st. Prothero W., furniture dealer, crockery etc., Columbia st. Provincial lunatic asylum, Bently, Dr. R. I. medical officer. Provincial gaol, Moresby Wm., governor, New Westminster. Public Library, Columbia st, librarian, Donald McGregor. Punch Jas., hotel-k^ieper (Merchant's Hotel), Columbia st. Purdy W. D., carpenter, Douglas st. and Royal avenue. Pyatt, cabinet maker. New Westminster. Quilty Thos. M., guard, penitentiary. t? -> Rae J. David, clerk, Agnes st. Rae Wm., prop. Globe House, dry goods & millinery, Columbia st. Raith Frederick, blacksmith, Clinton it Rand Bros., estate and insurance agents, McKenzie st. '^^^'-' Rand Edwin (Rand Bros.), secretuy Gas Co., Pelham st. Randalls Samuel, ship carpenter, Agnes st. ~ . Rankin John, prop. Holbrook House, Front st. < * . Rankin J. V., book-keeper (R. C. P. Mills), Royal avenue. Rankin E., school teacher, Marv st. ' ' " Rankhurst Fred., blacksmith. New Westminster. Ransom D, W., mill wright {R. C. P. Mills.) Raymond George, stage-driver, Agnes st. ''' ' » ' Ray wood George, brewer for H. Kehoe, Sapperton. , '|. "'■ Reddish Mrs., matron, Lome College, Sapperton. Reeves W. A., foreman (Scoullar & Co.), Columb'a st. .'; Reid Mrs. Mattiiew, dressmaker, Agnes st. ' '"' "1'^*--? Reid H. T., clerk (frapp Bros.), Columbia st. Rcid & Currie, Pacific Carriage Works, New Westminster. Reid John (Reid & Currie), Pacific Carriage Works. Renvi'ick John (Sully & Renwick), blacksmith, Douglas st Rich Mrs. K., midwife and nurse. Front st. Richardson H. O., driver (J. M. Wise), Blackie .st. Richman R. J., book-keeper (R. C. P. Mills), Queen's avenue. Ring John, brakesman, Richard st. Riske L. W., gent'~man. Pelham st. Robertson George, purser str. Adelaide. Robertson Jos., carpenter, Agnes st. Robinson C. J., laborer, Queen's avenue. Robinson j. A, clerk, municipal council. Robson C. J., dealer in fruit etc., and agent White Sewing Machine Co., Columbia st., res. A[];nes st. H P 0) 10 (Q A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. M PI \S1 b C J 7) og O IPMIUM, 3. C. H P b 0) 4 <} X r 0)2 H Pi B. C. n. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-'':;^^°o^"i'°=®I°''^' Agents for the Bell Craan* M^elM^r nnil Stcinwny Plniiws. O O < m 71 Z m z H (0 H O H 7i n o o CO CD CQ 13 > "a o (D p- H t— > o ►-'• CQ I—' o o CD CO NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 191 Robson David, editor and mangr. ''British Columbian," Royal ave. ' Rodrigues Jesus, sub-co itractor, Melbourne st. Rogers Arthur, carpenter. New Westminster. Rogers Miss. E., school teacher, Royal aveuue. Rogers Mrs., Royal avenue. Rogers Mrs., Albert crescent. Rooney John, chief mail clerk C. P. R. P. O., Columbia st. Rosenthal Feder & Co., B. C. Mercantile agency, Westminster. Ross Mrs. Flora, matron, lunatic asylum. Ross M., groceries and fruit. Columbia st Ross W., prop. Colonial Boot and shoe store, Columbia st, res. Queen's avenue. Rousseau Jas., prop. City boot and shoe store, Columbia St., res. Ferris street. Rutler George, logger, Mud Bay. Rowan D., cannery foreman, London Arms. i^ ,:>. Royal Columbian Hoipital, Digby Chas., steward, Agnes st. fit/v, Roxbury Harry, tobacconist, Front st Royal City Planing Mills, John Hendry, manager, Richard st Rudge & IZonck, marble works, Columbia st , ,^j ;. Russell B., logger (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. r-r.i>^»um.,''i\H> Saint Alex., yaid man (B. S. M. Co) .. '-*(•;( Salisbury A. C, blacksmith's helper. /:. ■( Sawyer Frank, cigar-maker. Royal averiue. .j.^,:, ;, . ,; > .^ii y- Scales & Matthews, gunsmiths and sewing macldne agents, Columbia st. Scales J. R. (Scales & Matthews), Columbia st ','.>' . Schimmel G., logger (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. ,<;, ,;'fj.!, i Scott George, mill hand (Brunette Sawmill.) Scott H. S., city editor " Columbian," res. Provost st Scctt Frank, fireman (R. C. P. Mills.j Scott Wm., carpente-, ivlary st Scoullar & Co. '^. S., hardware merchants, Columbia st. ScouUar E. S. (Scoullar & Co.), res. Provost st Scoullar Geo., ironmonger, Mary st. ...i! ^ » Scc^Uar G. F., clerk (Scoullar & Co.) Scouler Rev. Thos , Presbvterian minister, Carnarvon st Searle A., loggei (R. C. P. Mills), Mud Bay. Sewell Geo., carpenter, Auckland st. Sexsmith J. W., carpenter, Douglas st. Sexsmith & Milligan, Produce dealers, Columbia st Sexsmith J. (S. & Milligan.) Shadwell H, B., Bon Marche, Walker & S., Columbia st. Shannon W., real estate agent, New Westminster. Sharp Wm., shoemaker, Columbia st. H CO M CO CO GO mB. WILLIAMS i GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, E-c. s I I CO H ? in X > r > o w H C ■ il ; !l ^ ;l ' I ■i il : i N n JOKTiSON STRCET, BET. BROAD AND DOUOLA8, ViOTORIA. B. O. Giieap, DniaUe ft StyM Boots ft Sboes, \ ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM. Victoria, B. O. 192 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Sheppard S., tallyman (R. C. P. Mills.) Shiles B. W., carpenter, Provost st. Shirley J. H., clerk (Trapp Bros.), Columbia st. Shortreed Thomas, laborer. Shotton Alex., mill hand (Brunette Saw Mill.) Sillitoe D.D., Right Rev. A. ^V., Bishop of New Westminster, New Westminster. Simpson Chas., rodman N.W.R., Colonial hotel. Sinclair Marshall, groceries and provisions, Columbia st. Sisters of St. Ann Convent, Albert crescent. Smith George, carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) Smith J., carpenter, Agnes st. .Smith J. B., purser of Reliance, CP.N. oflfia;. Smith John, waggon maker (P.C '^r) Smith C, cabinetmaker. Smith A. M., carpenter, Agnes st. Smith Dr. M. A. DeWolf, Clarkson St., res. Spring villas, Agnes st. Smith J. G., farmer, Clinton st. Smither Russel, carpenter (R. C. P. Mills). N. W. Smither Alfred, bookkeeper (Van Volkenburgh), Edmburgh st. Smyth P., teamster, penitentiary. Spiers James, blacksmith (R.C.P. Mills), ElHce st. Spink T. A., foreman printer " Guardian " office, Albert crescent. Springer B., J. P., man. Moodyville sawmill Co., Swedish and Nor- wegian vice-consul, Burrard Inlet. Sproat J., govt, immigration agent, Pelham st .Stagg J, H., saddler (Douglas & Deighton) Columbia st. Staley Frank, butcher, London market. Front st. Stamford J, L., manager Gas Co., Edinburgh st, res Queen's ave. Starratt George, mill hand (B. S. M. Co.) Steam Tug Belle, Captain Johnson (R. C. P. Mills.) Steamer Adelaide, between N. W. and Yale, Ewen & Mayers, prop. Stewart F^inlay, guard, penitentiary. Stewart Captain F. W., str. Alice, res. North Arm. Stewart & Cash, Gem saloon, F'ront st Stewart John (S. & Cash), Front st. Stewart Chas., salesman. .Stewart James, sawyer (R. C. P. MilLs.) Str. Gipsv, Capt Thompson (R. C. P. Mills). Str. Stelia, Capt McNair (R. C. P. Mills.) 'mr-^ Stirsky F., watchmaker and jeweller, Columbia st f -^ Stokes Peter, longshoreman, Richard st St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Rev. T. Scouler, pastor, Car- narvon St. St Charles Indian Church, Rev. E. C. Chirouse, O. M. I. < Zj (U t V t/i a> u OB ej .5 > £ "J c o _ •*-> .— < o< biO en . |§ V) c -< •St CO C The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A.CRECC&80N, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. (1) X 4^ o o c o o il t t 9. '4^ I SI 4 .2* 3 ^ XS (U C/2 > V) Wi .E > c o ^ 4-) .-« o< PL, 'J ..> (u 4-r c ;^ o PO I— < C/) O u 9 < y S SJ (D CD CO "^ Ho 00 NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 193 St. Clair Gus, mill hand (R. C. P. Mills. St. Louis College, president Rev. J. M. McGuckin, O. M. I., Black- wood street. St. Paul's R. Episcopal Church, Rev. Thos. Haddon, incumbent, St. John street. St. Petjr's Cathedral, Priest McGuicken, O. M. I., Rev. J. M., Black- ' ood street. Stramberg H. M., principal high school, City hotel. Strang John F., guard at asylum, Pelham st. Street C. L,, carpenter, Agnes st. Stride Sydney (Turpin & S.), builder, Agnes st. Sully & Renwick, prop. Mainland carriage factory, Douglas st. Sully Edward (S. & Renwick), blacksmith, Douglas st. Suter J. K., prop, and editor " Mainland Guardian," Armstrong st. Taylor S. M., foreman box makers (R. C. P. Mills), Montreal st. Taylor Ernest, factory hand, Montreal st. Temperance Hall, Church st. The "New Grotto," prop. L. J. Curran. Terhune M. G., captain tug Iris (Brunette Sawmill Co.) Teshner Herman, engineer str. Belle (R. C. P. Mills.) Thomas William, mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) Thompson Henry, captain str. Gipsy (R. C. P. Mills.) Thompson & Bovill, photographers, Columbia st. j Thompson S. J. (T. & Bovillc,) ; ] ) ompson A. C, carriage: maker. i I ^vjrnton W., tailor (Drysdale & Co.) ' /.' * O. G., carpenter, New Westminster, ^crnsy Jas., saloon manager. New Westminster. If, en Wr.i., prop. Mainland cigar factory, Columbia st., res. Begbie st. Tietjen A. P., Mainland cigar factory, res. Begbie st. Todd W. W., carpenter, New Westminster. Tolmie A. J., Depot Hotel, Columbia st. Torst Walter, butcher, Sapperton. Townley J. D. accountant C. P. R., Columbia st. Townley Mrs. A., Columbia st. I Townsend W. B., prop. London Market, Front St., res. St. Patrick st. Tovinsend John, bricklayer. Royal avenue. j Trapp T.J. & Co., hardware, Columbia st. ' Trapp S., Lome st. Trapp T. J. (Trapp & Co.), Columbia st. Trew C. N., M. D., surgeon, penitentiary, McKenzie st., res. Mary st. Turnbull 1 hos., carpenter, EUice st Turnbull James, building contractor, Agnes st. Turnbull George, carpenter, Douglas st. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty oi Childbenb' Clothino. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. .• ii n r n a 5' O o O o c: 71 n 5' < o o 2L n" m rt- rt- o' 3 n n P 3 w ST s S < Erskine's Boot and Shoe EmporiumJ '""•'^r^RrAT^"'"• ^il ^ I CO u. X| 0) CD Q. O H H Z m r m > o i o H > r o 0) m > o 71 X 0) o Z ! o o < PI Z m H CD % cn «-► o o a CD CD W e-t- H CQ CO JB 13- CD Od (D CO o 3 00 CO NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 195 White Wm., 'longshoreman, Richard st. Wiggins Thomas, gardener, Thomas st. Wiggins John, constable, penitentiary. Williams Major, mill hand (R. C. P. Mills), Pelham st. Williams J. F., stage-driver, Holbrook House. Williams H. H., attendant asylum, Pelham st. Winters Henry, screw turner (R. C. P. Mills), Richard st. Wilson Frederick, student, Camelot cottage, Columbia st. Wilson T. W., gasfitter. New Westminster. Wilson David, B. A., principal public school, Mary st. Wilson James, superintendent of telegraphs, Mary st. Wilson H. A., operator (C. P. R.), Front st. Wintemute, Calbick & Co., furniture manufacturers, Columbia st. Wintemute Robert (W. Calbick & Co.), Queen's avenue. Wintemute John (W. Calbick & Co.), Queen's avenue. Wintemute A., (W. Calbick & Co.), Columbia st. Wintemute Jos., contracter, Columbia St., res. Pelham st. Wintemute John, wo*- -i turner, Pelham st. Wintemute Geo., apprentice (C. M. McNaiighten), Pelham st. Wise Chas., apprentice. Wise Joseph M., coal and wood dealer, at Jas. Wise's. Wise James, general merchant. Front st. Wise Wm., farmer. Royal avenue. Wittnayer Wm., farmer. Delta. Woods Ven. Archdeacon, rector Holy Trinity, recto.y Blackwood st. Woods, Turner & Gamble, Real estate and insurance agents and land surveyors, Columbia st. Woods C. E., (Woods, Turner and Gamble), Alfred Ter. Woods E. M. N., student-at-law, Blackwood st. Wyatt Wm., carpenter (R. C. P. Mills.) Young Hen y, keeper lunatic asylum. Young Hen»y, clerk Hall's stationery store, Sapperton. Zakowski John, barber, Columbia st. CHINESE DIRECTORY. Chong Sonog, merchant, Columbia st. Gem Sing, merchant. Front st. Gim Lung, Chinese merchandise and labor contractor. Front st Hop Lee, Washing, etc., Columbia st. Kam Chong, tailor and dry goods merchant. Front st. Kwong On Wo & Co., importers of and dealers in oriental fancy goods, Front st. g I o 3 •-I OfQ ^ ^, (U 3 ns (T) rt- n !3* r n n W m o o n> !»r a ►o (n u <-f- 3 S ■S «r>»» CO 5? O O .C Ofq ^B. WILLIAMS i CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clotbiag. n Johnson Strciet, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria. B. O. \i 1% l\ ■■: i '\ -^ t \ J' ; A . [ [ HeadpartBrs for Boots and Shoes, ) ""*;:j?S,..='gT"'*'' z« 196 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Kwong Sam Long, restaurant, Front st. Kwong Jay Lung Kee & Co., merchants and labor contractors, Front street. Lee Chong, merchant. Front st. Lam Chune, laundry, etc., Columbia st. Lung Tei, tailor and dry goods. Front st. Quen Chung, washing and ironing, Ellice st. Qwong On Lung & Co., groceries, &c.. Front st. Qwong Choy, groceries and provisions, Front st Tom Chue, laundry. Merchants square. Wing Chong, washing and ironing, Columbia st. Wa Sing, restaurant. Front st. Wing, Lung & Co., merchants. Front st. Wo Yuen & Co., Chinese groceries and provisions. Front st. Yee Chong, groceries. Front st. Yen Kee, washing and ironing, near Cleveland hotel. Yet Kee, store Front st. T. N. HIBBEN & CO. (Established 1868.) Booksellers, Stationers ._AND — News Agents, Old Masonic Building, Government Street, Victoria, B. C. A. CRECC A SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. tlUM, tors, ■ of l> V e r (9 ri « G. .??^?!-*»» ■ AbVSRttSlNteS." -Sriiif ii© )D ^i: )f*i' shqes. OF WE Wr BEST'jUgi^ "■'Tn. Ite# iMgfininsfer. -^?^, ^msmon. _^**'^»*MW**&> .^;WK < fy- ^fi^ m m. I •*** Uan« '■A^*-»=>fa^ « , ! I ^, I fl II i w. Xisnil 9ttrv 0) (O O c H H m 7) 7) O z m H tc r > o > t-H r o M W H > r C/3 DC S w H •< o* SI < ^3 3 m 3 NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 197 City Council. Mayor, Robert Dickinson, J. P.; Aldermen: St. Oeorge'a Ward, Henry Elliott, B. W. Shiles, L. F, Bonson. St. Andrew's Ward, John Reid, W. A. Duncan. St. Patrick's Ward, D. S. Curtis, J. G. Jaques. City Clerk, J. A. Robinson. Police Magistrate, T. C. Atkinson, Barrister. Solicitor for the Council, T. C. Atkinson, Barrister. Dominion Government Oflicials. Comer Columbia and Mary Streets. Domion Lands Agent, H. B. W. Aikman; Inspector- of Dominion Lands, J. S. McDonnell; Dominion Timber Agent, T. S. Higgioson; Inspector of Fisheries, Thos. Mowat; Collector of Customs, Savings Bank Agent, and Registrar and Surveyor of Shipping, John S. Clute; Postmaster, J. C. Brown; Assistant, O. E. Darling; Gov- ernor and Warden of Penitentiary, A. H. McBride; Accountant, W. H. Kearv; Chief Mail Clerk of Trains, John Rooney. Provincial Government Officials. Comer Provost and Clarkson Streets. Sheriff, W. J. Armstrong; Deputy, T. J. Armstrong; Registrar of Supreme Court and of County Court, E. A. Jenns; Deputy Registrar of Titles, R. W. Armstrong; Oovemment Agent, C. Warwick; Assistant, E. L. Kirkland; Immigration Agent, John Sprott; Indian Agent, P. McTieman; Governor of Jail, Wm. Moresby; Superintend- ant of Lunatic Asglum, Jas. Phillips; Medical Officer, Dr. R. I. Bentley. Private Schools and Colleges. Lome CoUeget H. Fiennes-CIinton, principal, Sapperton. St. Louis College, cor. Blackwood and Agnea streets, Rev. J. M. McGuckin, O.M. I., president. Ince School, (Girl's school), Columbia street. Miss Dawson, principal. Columbia College, comer Columbia and Blackwood streets. Miss Woods, principal. Convent of St. Ann, (Girl's school), Albert Crescent, the Sister Superior, principal. Chnrches. « Holy Trinity, (Anglican), cor. Church and Provost streets, Ven. Archdeacon Woods, rector. St. PauTs, (Reformed Episcopal), St. John street, Rev. Mr. Haddon, pastor. Methodist Church, Mary street, Rev. C. Watson, pastor. Olivet Baptist Church, Agnes street. Rev. R. Lennie, pastor. St. Andrew's (Presbyterian), comer Blackwood and Carnarvon streets. Rev. T. Scouler, pastor. St. Peter's (Roman Catholic), corner Blackwood and Columbia streets, Rev. J. M. McGnokin, priest in charge. Indian Mission Church (R. C), Blackwood street. Bum I |A|U|Q P i\f\ Keep always m Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of . WflLLIAIflU OL llU.) Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas. Victoria. B. O. W H ImiBnse Assortment of Boots and Shoes, } "'"""' ^''""'"* Victoria, B. C. CO 111 ^ S ^ SB 0| a CO 58 198 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. High S<3H00h— RoyeU Avenue, H. L. Stramburg, principal. Public School — Royal Avenue, David Wilson, principal. Public Library and Rbadino Room— Co^itm&tu street. Col. D nald MoGregor* manager and librarian. 8oeletieg. A. P. k, A. M. — Union Lodge, No. 9, P. Grant, secretary. C. 0. O. F. M. JJ. —Pioneer Lodge, No. 93, H. Gilley, secretary. I. 0. 0. F. — New Westminster Lodge, No. .t, R. Bonson, secretary. A. 0. U. W. — Beaver Lodge, E. A. Jenns, secretary. A. 0. F0RK8TKRS — Court Lord Duff'erin, John 0. McLeod, secretary. K. of L. — Excelsior Lodge, No. 6507, J. McMurphy, secretary. R. T. of T.~New Westminster Council, No. 1, Geo. Murray, secretary. I. 0. G. T.—Dominion Lodge, No. 4, S. F. Holt, lodge deputy. The Mainland — St. Andreid'K and Caledonian Society, J. Sprott, secretary. Militia— A'o. 1 Battery, New Westminster, Captain W. N. Bole. M.P.P.; Lieut. C. M. McNaughten.. New WeMmimter Rifles, No. 1 Co., Capt, commanding, E. S. ScouUar; Lieut., W. McCoU; Surgeon, C. N. Trew. New Westminster District DESCRIPTION. Captain Geo. H. Richards, in the "Vancouver Pilot," says: " Fraser River, in point of magnitude and present commercial importance, is second only * to the Columbia on the northwest coast of America. • ♦ * • The cause of its immun- ity from the dangers aud inconveniences to which all great rivers— emptying on an exposed coast, are subject , is obvious; a sheltered strait, scarce 15 miles wide, receives its waters, the neighboring island of Vancouver serving as a natural break- water, preventing the possibility of any sea arising which would prove dangerous to any vessels." The district of New Westminster is of varied interest and diverse capacity. The Delta lands are productive in the extreme. Individual enterprise, at great cost, has already brought into cultivation a large area of these lands; a portion of the Histrict is striving, with legislative assistance, to free itself from the incubus of the Derby Company,* formed with the object of dyking a portion of the low-lying 'and, and obtaining certain privileges, felt to be very onerr/us. The duifcr:4;t of New Westminster comprises the municipalities of Richmond, Lad- ner's Landing, (or Delta), Surrey, Maple Ridge, Langley, Chilliwhack, (comprising Matsqui and Sumas). That portion of the New Westminster district lying between Burrard Inlet and Fraser River, and south to the boundary line, presenta more signs of aw&keniag ^Query: Next to the Columbia Rlverl— Comp. H Q B (Q b <«♦»<-£ <- Inscriptions on Gtold and Silver Door and Coffln Plates. Arms, Crests, Ciphers and Monograms Neatly Engraved. VICTORIA ^ ROOK BAY Boot i Shoe Mannfaotoj, J*T A N N E R Y * GOVERNMENT ST., VICTORIA. ^ ROCK BAY, VICTORIA W. HEATHORN, MANUFACTUREH OP MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHiLDRENS' Sole and Upper Leather, Kip and Calf Skins, Harness Leather, Skirting and Aparajo. ^lyia^ALBO DEALER IN 'Z/ZA/^^ RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds. Highest Rates Paid for Hides, Calf and Sheep Skins. I i if i C % O ilit in B. C. and I ds. II «** ^> u O C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^°o5J^'°=^I°''^' AbouU for Ibe Bell Orgun, Vfeber and Mtelnwny riHuon. H CD i-J I NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 199 prosperity than perhaps any other part of the province owing chiefly to the ooni- plotion of the Canftd&n l^aciftc, and also to the fact, that in the gre%t delta lands of the Fraser, in the vast numhers of salmon which annually visit that river, and in its valuable tract of timber, and facilities for the manufacturing of lumber, it has held within its boundaries these \ery resources which the completion of the C. P. R. would necessarily cause to be developed. But aside from the direct influence which our great national highway may have, in the rich delta lands of the Fraser, lies, to a very great extent, the wealth of New Westminster district; ?ind few, except those who have made themselves personally acquainted with the facts, can have the faintest idea as to the increase in settlement, 01' the quantity of improvements which mark the history of this place for the last decade. Those early pioneers, whose ideas of accumulating fm tunes were not so extrava- gant (is were those of the no less industrious miners, n U who located their home- steads at the mouth of the Fraser.are now, after bearing the burdens which belong to early settlement, in comparatively easy circumstances; but not only this, they have drawn around their standard an army of followers, a colony of industrious settlers vho niust, in a very few years, convert this section into the most prosperous and llounshiug portion of the district. A trip from Victoria to Vancouver and Port Moody by steamer, and thence by rail lo New Westminster, and from that place by steamer again down the Fraser, is Pkjo which the traveller can now make with some degree of comfort, and with very little outlay of time or money he may inform himself of the rapid changes which are n)w going on in that favor d portion of the mainland. Such a trip is described by a correspondent of the Dibeotory in the following letter: ' ' On the morning of the 24th of December last, we took passag" on board the C. P. N. Co.'s steamer Princess Ix)ui8e, bound for the mainland, and, after steaming along past the many islands whi.h mark the route between Victoria and Plumper's Pass, we found ourselves on the waters of the Gulf of Georgia. The em was barely up; and all the peaks of the coast range were shining white in their winter robes. But around us the wide Gulf of Georgia lay, just rippled by a balmy breeze, and shimmering like a siimmer sea. A glorious morning it was for midwinter. Faraway on this side and on that, the mighty peak of Mt. Baker, and the blue-gray masses of the Vancouver mountains; nearer, the lower peaks and slopes, with their sharp contrasts of white snow and dark green pine foliage; and all around us the shining waters. A run of two hours carries us across the Gulf, and, parsing Point Atkinson light on our left, and Point Gray and English Bay on our right, we enter the flrst Narrows. With scarcely a perceptible checking of speed, the good steamer bears her way through the " riffle," and the noble expanse of Burrard Inlet optns out before us — a land-locked bay on which the fleets of the world might ride. Yonder on the left the Indian village shines wnite and neat-looking in the moi-ning sun; and beyond it, Moody ville clus ers and clambers about the hillside, above the big mill which is the ration d'etre of the little town. To our right stands the oity of Vancou> er, the syndicate terminus of the C.P.R., a veritable Phoenix, risen from its own ashes; for but a few months ago when New Vancouver with its hundred hew places of business was clustering round and swallow- GO TO B. WH.LIAMS & 00., 00 o H CO 2 - Q Pi H CO X O r w. > r > o w "^ as o O 5« ca O CO e* for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas, Victor\a, B. C. Cheap, DsralilB k StyM Boots & Shoes, I ER8KINES' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. C. (0 LIJ4 Of «> +j O ^i J.. > c. ao (ji .5 > c o _ en Sec bjo - O «! 2 O CJ ^S C (U .- (U Uh >- ■»-> u S£ (0 c ■ ■■ to ti Z o o c o Q CO o 3^ CO > ^-> U u u C. .S > c o _ fax) _- |"§ J? ■<-• *.> (/) vu .4-1 ^ -M c o o c o o CO ,6.6. n » H i C. A. Lombard & Co., '-''i?iSS=^xl','L^=°'"' Ageutn for tbe Bell Organ, -^f'^itT and MeiMway PtanaH. r o O r •2. O o NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 20I yields three tons to the acre. Root crops yislt^ abundantly, all being of a large size and excellent quality. Considerable attention has of late been given to the cultiva- tion of fruit trees and the prospects are m >8t fpvorable. There are three salmon canneries in the municipality — the Richmond C. Co., in the North Arm, and Ewen & Co., and the Phoenix C. Co. (English's), in the South Arm. Two cheese factories are in successful operation, "yhich produce a first-class article. There are thre; post- officei, viz.: North Arm, Sea Island and Lulu Island. Within ea^y distance by water from New Westminster, Victoria, Nanaimo and Vancouver, Lhe facilities for reaching these marketn are admirable. A tri-weekly steam service to Vancouver would be most acceptable just now, a& » lively market for farm and garden produce is rapidly developing itself in that rising city. Municipal Officers. ^i?eei>e, J. W. Sexsmith; Oonncillor%, Alex. Kilgour, W. NicoU, J. Quigley, Thos. D. Lindsay, Daniel Woodward; C. M. C, 0. D. Sweet. DIRECTORY. (P.O. Address, Sea Island.) Boyd Hugh. . Brock John. Chapman S. D. Ferris jr., W. D. Kilgour Alex. Mcilis . McMyn Bros. McDonald Adam. (P.O. Bell James. Bona Russel. Byrne Patrick. Carscallen George. Carscallen Wellington. Cornish blacksmith. Daniels Dan. Daniels A. H. Dinsmore J. Errington J. T. Evans Albert. Ferguson John. Faulkner James. Lawson J as. Martinson B. Mitchell Alex. Miller Joseph, Miller James. Mole Henry. McDonald John. McDonald Thos. • McLeod Alex. NicoU Wm. Shaw James. Vermilyea J. C, P.M. Waling Dennis. Address, North Arm.) McDonald Duncan. McDonald Hugh. McDowell Saml. McGee E s., loggers. McGee Hugh. McLee / F. McMillan D. A, Rodick Samuel. Scratchley W. J. Sexsmith J. W. Sirr Thomas. Sirr John. Smith Duncan. Smith Kenneth. Stewart Captain, str. Alice. Sweet O. D., clerk M.C. Thornber C. Welch Henry. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., Mako a Spkoialtt of Chilurbns' Clothinq. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, err. Broad and Douqlas Victoria. B. O. Od w o o ?r X o c tr a r "1* 3- ?r E/i EL K W 3 JO < o - 3 ta I* h^ I ! fi xw ■',»' i m 1 I EMine'8 Boot and Shoe EmpoiiM, } Sg Cor. Government and Johnson 8t8., Victoria, B. O. 202 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Beadleson Carmi. Blair Bros. Bekman Wm. Bckrnan John. Clarke Michael. Dahl John. English M. M. Green John. Gerard E. Kidd Thos. Lee Walter. Lindsay T. D. London W. H. (P.O. Address, Lulu Island.) London Charles. McDonald Hector. Paine Thos. i: -arson S. M. K^eid Uavid. Sailes Joseph. Sharpe E. A. Steves M. & Sons. Thirkill Thomas. Tiffin Hudson M. Woodward Nathan. Woodward Daniel DELTA MUNICIPALITY. This highly important agricultural and paotoral section of the District of New Wed^inster, occupies that portion of the South Arm of the Fraser River that ex- tends ii'om the municipality of Surrey on the east, to the Gulf of Georgia, on the west, embracing within its holders some of the finest land on the Pacific (Joast, the section being noted for th remarkable fertility of its soil. The settlement comprises over 4J,000 acres of rich Delta Inail of deep black loam, with a clay bottom, yielding immiMise crops of timothy hay, oats, barley, wheat, mangold wurtzel, turnips, carrots, potatoes and fruit. Over 25 tons of potatoes have been raised on an acre of Delta land. There are seven fish canning establishments situated within the municipality, viz.: Delta Canning Co., British Union Packing Co., Wellington Packing Co., Brit- ish America Packing Co., E. A. Wadham's Cannery, Findlay, Durham k Bros. !•»> '©D o ^^ O ^ Ah «<5 HO g C s? So f^ j5* s reet, 0) c X O c o a CO VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. BANK OF BRITISH ©OLUMBIA. (INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.) CAPITAL, £800,000, in 28,000 SHARES of £20 EACH. WITH POWER TO INCREASE. Head OffSee, 28 Cornhill, London, England. Oonrt of Directon.' -Robert Oilleapie, Esq., Cbaimian; Eden Colvilp, Esq., Vlce- Ghalrman; James Ande 'son, Esq., Henry D. Harrison, Esq., Henry B. Ransom, Esq.. Sir John Rose, Bart., G. \\ M. G. Cieneral Manacer.— H. Hughes, Esq. Bankers.— Messrs. Snltti., Payne Ik Smiths. BIS.A.a!T C.fcLJU S : SAN PRANCISCa CALIFORNIA; PORTLAND. OREGON; VICTORIA, NEW WEST- MINSTERi VANCOUVER, NANAIMO AND KAMLOOPS, BRIT. COLUMBIA. In England, JMMtional Provinolal Bank of England* North and South Wales Bank. Liverpool; Bank of liiverpool. In Scotland, British Linen Company Bank. In Ire- land, Bank of Ireland. In Canada, Bank of Montreal. In New York, Messrs. W. Watson and A. Lang. In South America, London Bank of Mexico and South America. In India, China and Australia, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Hong Kong and Shanghai, Banking Corporation, Hong Kong. The Bank iji London grants Letters of Credit and Dmris on itf> Branches at San in British Cohimhia; and Francisco, in California; Portland, In *^"egon; and Victoria similar credits are granted by the Brt' n Linen Company, Bank in Liver(>ool, and the Bank of L erpool. The Bank also purchases or forwards for collec At the Branches Advances and Discounts are ii all parts o' ^he world are i_oued, Bullion and Qoi' BenKlug bub.iiess contracted. V lotorla. British Colombia, 1887. (be North an H H X m s o < m z m z H w U) O 3 3 CO 5. • t3 H 09 -^ C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^"-^T^^^^^l""^' AcenlH for the Bell Vrcan, Weber axi Mnnway PtaHOH. I ii > H H X m H ?8 z a H ? ^ o ^ r D rn (t> w S3 - w u 2 < PI z : m z (0 '^ 0) (A 3B 3 JO ' D OB W NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 203 Bain W. H., bookkeeper, Delta cannery. Baines I. H., machinist. Barber Alfred, farmer. Barber Charles, farmer. Baxter Wm., farmer, Boundary Bay. Beadleston C, farmer. Beattie Matthew, school teacher. Canoe Pass, Bell Robert, steam-boat hand. Canoe Pass. Belrose G., farmer. Benson H, D., J.P,,farmer, Bound- ary bay. Benson John B., farmer, Bound- ary bay. Bicorso H., fisherman. Booth Wm., farmer and stock grower. Brewster H., farmer. British American Salmon Can- nery Co., Canoe Pass. British Union Packing Company, Fraser river. Brooks E. C, Deas Island. Brown Chris., stock -grower. Brown E. S., farmer, Chil-och-ken slough. Burr Jno„ farmer. Crescent slough. Burr Jos. B., farmer. Crescent cr'k. Burr W. H., Hollywood cottage. Byron Geo., farmer. Calhune Tom., farmer. Calhune J. S., farmer. Calhune Chas., farmer. Camadge E., farmer. Clawson Andrew, farmer. Clawson Charles, store-keeper, Ladner's Landing. Cochrane John, farmer. Cosulich Antonie, fisherman. Coulter A. H., carpenter. Crawford Alex., farmer, Crescent slough. Croucher Rev. — , pastor Tren- nant Church. Culverwell Chas. R., farmer. Delta Canner} Co., Ladner's Landing. Delta Municipal improvement society. DeWitt Jos., farmer. Dixon I., farmer, Westham Isl. Dixon Chas., laborer. Dooley John, farmer. Dunn G. T., farmer. Dunn C. C, farmer. Farrer Ed., laborer. Fernihough J. C. Fevola S., net tender, Canoe Pass. Finlay, Durham & Brodie, salmon canners, Deas Island. Foster W. P., farmer, Annacis Isl. Friend Chas., fisherman. Garland J., laborer. Gilchrist Alex., school teacher, Ladner's Landing. Good I., telegraph operator. Gossett W. J., stock-grbwer, Frasei river, P.O., N.W. Goudy Wm., farmer. Gray Robt., farmer, [Scotts' rd., P.O., New Westminster. Green . :o., netman. Green Chas. F., farmer, Green Croft. Guichon L., farmer. Hanna Frank. Harris J as. S., farmer. Crescent. Hicks Henry, farmer. Hinchcliffe S., book-k'er, W.P.Co. Hodge H., blacksmith. Howard Mose, laborer. Howay Fred., school teacher, Boundary Bay. Hutcherson E., farmer and fruit- grower. Hutcherson H., farmer. Jordan Jos., farmer, Boundary B. ^ 3 '< r* sr ^ TJ ^^, (U 3 •n n> rt •-I 3- n r W n 8 n x" 3 " ►Q in C rt- 7i 9i rt 3 ^ CO a a o c GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. Johnson Strht, bet. Broad and Douqlab. Viotoria, B. O. Tir Headparterg for BootB and Shoes, ) '"To?2,„='ST'""'- 1 s I 204 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Kent Wm., farmer, Crescent Cr'k. Kickbush Geo., laborer. Kirkland E. L., farmer, Kirkland John, J. P., farmer, Hazelgrove. Kirkland Frank, farmer, Hazel- grove. Kirkland, H. J., contractor, Haz- elgrove. Kittson Robt. E., farmer. Ladner Thos. E., farmer. Ladner Wm. A., J. P., M. P. P., farmer. Laehder Carl, farmer. Lee Jos., fisherman. L'Henaff Louis, netman. London Rich., farmer, Westham Island. London Charlie, farmer. West- ham Island. Lord Frank, salmon packer, Lad- ner's Landing. Lund C, netman. Canoe Pass. ?,ic»in Geo. B., farmer, Boundary Bay: Martin S. J., Farmer, Boundary Bay. Matherson Robt, farmer. Matherson Ed., farmer. Mitchell Nathan, farmer. Morgan H. R. L, stock-grower. McBride Jos., laborer. Mc Bride W., clerk. McCoy H., laborer. McDonald, farmer. McFarlane, farmer. McKay G., laborer; McKee D. A., farmer. Bay View Hall. McKee John J. P., farmer. Bay View Hall. McKee jr. John, farmer. Solitude. McKee Robt., farmer, Bloomfield. McKee Wm., farmer, Bay View Hall. McKenzie (jeo., farmer, Eraser River. McMillan Hugh, farmer, New Westminster P. O. McNeeley Thos., gen. merchant. Norman B., farmer. O'Brien E., farmer. Boundary Bay. Oleson John, farmer. Oliver John, farmer. Parmeter Thos., farmer, Chiloch- ken slough. Pienall Frank, farmer. Pybus Wm., farmer, Crescent Creek. Raitt F. F., farmer. Rich H. N„ bookkeeper. Robertson Thos., farmer, Bound- ary Bay. Robertson Donald, fisherman. Robinson John, farmer, Westham Island. Scott J., farmer. Seveir F.M., farmer. Seven Sam., farmer. Sexsmith C, farmer P. O. Lulu Island. Siddle Wm., laborer. Simpson John, farmer. Skinner Wm. R, stock-grower, Boundary Bay. Small Wm., laborer. Steaves H., farmer. Steeves W. H., farmer, P. O. Lulu Island. Swanson Paul, watchman (B.A.P. Co.) Sweet P. W., farmer. Tasker Wm., farmer, Boundary Bay. Tambornie Jos., farmer. Trim H., farmer, Canoe Pass. Vianen W. H., fisherman. Wadhams E. A., prop, salmon cannery. A.GRECC&.SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. RIUM, aser Mew lant. lary och- cent jnd- liam 1 wer, ^ulu A.P. lary ■ Pi r h t)l [> •I ^^ «i hi (Q e Pi| 0* ^ mon (Q B.C. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES WARDLE, aMB--5s- IFTJIIS Clothing, Groceries, Etc. HOPE, B.C. W. RUBON, Merchant Tailor, BtkOAD CLOTHS ANB FINE TWQOS ALWAYS ON HAND. SATISFAOTION QUARANTEED. • « e Cn. JWKNN MB IMIM tn.. VICTORIA, - - B.C.) C. J. PHILLIPS, Prop. Piano Manufacturers. Tuning & Repairing. FACTORY: L Fort 8lii bsli ferenuDo&l i Broad l\xk niiT-CLAM Work Only. Telemone 493. 1-AUdMMadaAhdfa.Aai^MMtoa ! NANAIMO ADVFRTISEMENTS. A.G. HORNE& SON, — (IMPORTCR8 AND DEALERS IN«— GRSGERIES, PROVISIONS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Dry Goods, Produce, Patent Medi- cines, etc., etc. S. E. Victoria Crescent, - Nanaimo, B. C. I I '■ ■ ■ ■■■■■Mill II I iii M ^-i ■■■ I " 111 I nil I ■ E. PIMBURY & CO., <: ( CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS. BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS^ FISHING TACKLE, POCKET KNIVES, TOYS, &C, ■vOrders promptly attended to. RAH AIMie, B. C. T. N. HIBBEN 1868. mF 7i m .■n DC n r > d l-H o t-H o M CO H > r C/) M H <0 O r > (0 OB O c H H m ?) ?) O z m < O' 31 8 is PI 3 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^2S="xi'.=.^J°''^' Asenta for tke Bell Organ. Weber aad Mtelaway Plnnoii. >r' \ NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 205 Walford H., farmer, Scott's road, P. O., New Westminster. Watson R,, farmer, Fraser River. Westermark Oscar, farmer, Fraser River. Whitmayer W., farmer, Fraser R. Williams Geo., salmon canner, Canoe Pass. Williams John, farmer, near Point Roberts. Williams Thos., farmer. Williams John W., farmer. White Sam., Wellbrook farm. Wood Rev. J. A., pastor Metho- dist Church. Woodward W., boat-builder. Wright Robt., Canoe Pass. Young Benj,. B. A. Cc;nnery, Canoe Pass. CHINESE STORES. Lung Chung, contractor. Jim Lee, storekeeper and wash- ing. Kwong Hong Chong & Co. Kwon On Gee & Co. Nam Lee. Tuck Yuen & Co. Wa Sing, storekeeper. SURREY MUNICIPALITY. Extending from the Fraser River to the international boundary, and from the western boundary of Langley to the coast on Semiahmoo Bay and Mud Bay, com- prising one hundred and twenty square miles of territory, and within its limits are the thriving settlements of Brownsville, Clover Valley, Elgin, Hall's Prairie, Ken - sington Prairie, Mud Bay, North Surrey, and the Serpentine. There is a weekly mail from New Westminster, and post offices established at Clover Valley (where there is also a telegraph office), Elgin, Hall's Prairie, and Mud Bay. There are three school districts (with a prospect of a fourth) within the Corporation, all of which have commodious school houses for the accommodation of the settlers' children. There are two churches in the district; at Mud Bay, Presbyterian, and at Surrey Centre, Episcopalian; other denominations hold services in the various school houses. There is a good system of roads throughout the district, which are being im roved •very year. During the past year, 1886, the Municipal Council expended between three and four thousand dollars on permanent improvements. There are also two navigable rivers within the district, the Nicomekl and Serpentine, both discharging ^nto Mud Bay. The soil throughout being fertile and productive, is well adapted to the raising of all the cereals, roots, hay, hops, fruit, &c. A large number of settlers have located on the government lands during fhe past few years; these are making substantial improvements, so that in a short time we trust that this Surrey of ours will have made such rapid advances that its internal development will be the means of inducing many more to come and cast in their lot with us. There are several points in the district where manufacturing establishments could be carried on profit- ably, and the ooancil are prepared to assist in establishing such schemes within the corporation. There is also a splendid opening for the establishment of a popular summer resort at S*miahn zo ^y, the sands on the beach being very extensive, being' dry and hard when the tide is out, where are the most enchanting walks, drives, etc. Bathing facilities are the best that could be desired: the natural scenery is magnificent, and when better known Semiahmoo B»y will become the Naples of B. U. Surrey was first incorporated in 1879. 93 3 a n 8 o o ?r c o < o 53' n r o n v> rt- n' n V) B. WILLIAMS & CO., Keep always m Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of Undervrear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Strht ,bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B, O. ^ 3 •1 9i 3 9i «n CO 1 zi COS ffll a US D IimensB Assortment of Boots and Shoes, } """«'• """"'"■ ViOTORIA, B. O. 206 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. * McMiciFAL Officers. — B»eve, Thomas Shannon, J. P.; CouncUlora, Qeorge Gann, Jam.H Punch, John Stewart, Gordon P. DeFoe, Arthur J. Wataon. C. M. O., Henry T. Thrift. SURREY DIRECTORY. (P.O. Address, Clover Valley.) Appelle Antoir^e, farmer. Anderson Eric P., farmer. Anderson A. N., farmer. Bell Rev. William. Brown James, miner. Booth royd George, farmer. Boothroyd J. F., farmer. Bctothroyd A. J., farmer. Beveridge Robert, farmer. CoUishaw W., farmer. Dafoe Gordon P., lumberman, (Councillor.) Fallowfield Robert, stockraiser. Fallowfield Thos., farmer. Jackson Jacob, farmer. Jackson John, laborer. Jones William, farmer. Keith George, farmer. Lawrensen S. E., logger. Macdonald J. D., farmer. MacKay Kenneth, farmer. Marshall David, farmer. Miller David, laborer. Miller James, carpenter. Milton J. A., farmer. Milton Arthur, lumberman. Morton John G., farmer. Murphy Archibald, farmer. Murphy Alex., farmer. SERPENTINE SETTLEMENT— (P.O. Address.New Westm'er.) Murphy J. C, farmer. Murphy James, logger. McCollum J. W., farmer. McCollum W. A., farmer. McCollum Charles, teamster. McKenzie Duncan, postmaster. McKenzie H. H., farmer. McKenzie J. C, farmer. McKenzie Alex., farmer. Oleson William, laborer. Pickard John W., farmer. Pickard Elisha, farmer. Pickard Thos. W., dairj'man. Parr .Edward, dairyman. Parr E. W., farmer. Parr Henry, laborer. Robinson W. James, farmer. Rush George, farmer. Reid R. L., school teacher. Russell George C, farmer. Shannon Thomas, J. P. (Reeve), farmer. Shannon William, logger. Shannon Joseph, contractor. Smith William, farmer. Starr J. C, blacksmith. White James, farmer. Walker Samuel, farmer. Bothwell James, farmer. Both well Thos., farmer. Cann Geo. W., Councillor, farm'r. Dodson Lewis, farmer. George sen., John, farmer. George jr., John, farmer. Gillis William, farmer. Gillis Donald J., farmer, Gordon A. J., farmer. Hodge Lewis H., farmer. Johnson William, farmer. Lister R., farmer. Lister R. B., farmer. Lenbeck N. A., farmer. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City. H P D b ► < 6g H Hi IS - w O NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 207 MosHn Elijah, farmer. McClughan, sen., W., farmer. McClughan, jr., W., farmer. McClughan Andrew, farmer. ^McDonah John J., farmer. 'Paris J. D., farmer, 'Parks Jos., farmer. Stone W. A., farmer. BROWNSVILLE- Douglas John, farmer. Greenham Thos., laborer. Hygorth N., capitalist. Johnson Henry, farmer. MacDonald John, farmer. -(P.O. Address, New Westminster.) McDolan John, farmer. Mclnnis J., farmer. Nelson Martin, coal burner. Punch Jas., hotel keeper, Councl'r. Wilson James, farmer. NORTH SURREY— (P.O. Address, Port Haney.) Arch Louis, farmer. Bossie Joseph, farmer. Caryle Bartholamew, farmer. Montgomery J ohn, farmer. Matthews Zacharias, farmer. Wilson A., farmer. Williams W., farmer. Yenasovitch Apostele, fisherman (P.O. Address, Elgin.) Cunningham T., farmer. Carncross Chas. A., farmer. Chantrill Henry D., J. P., farmer. Chisholm G., logger. Doyle John, teamster. Faulkner Frank, hotelkeeper. Hookway Thos,, stockgrower. Holt Chas., seaman. Janson Andrew, logger. King John, farmer. Kickbush Geo., logger. Kyle R. T., dairyman. Loree Robt., logger. McBride Wm., farmer. (P.O. Address, Bamford Albert, farmer. Brown Archibald M., farmer. Brown David W., postmaster Birtch J., farmer. Carey Robt, logger. Cobban W., farmer. Cardinal J., logger. Dyker Wm., landscape gardener. Figg W., laborer. Hart Andrew A., contractor. McCrae Farquhar, farmer. McDougall W. C, lumberman. Preston Samuel, lumberman. Robinson Tom., logger. Rowan Duncan, capitalist. Searle Earnest K., logger. Smith B. B., storekeeper and postmaster. Sondel Gustav, farmer. Stewart John, farmer. Councillor. Stewart Donald, mail contractor and stage. Stevenson John, farmer. West J., logger. Hall's Prairie.) Hallgren Andrew, farmer. Hazeltine J., farmer. f Jeitzner Joseph, farmer. Johnson E. C., farmer. Kueb August, farmer. Lampheaire J. H., farmer. McMillan Thos., farmer. McLennon J. C, schoolteacher. Mumbach George, logger, Prothero W., farmer. GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES. BLANKETS, BM). GO M o 4 j « > f CO i H CO <• ■ »itf 1 Pi C/3 i »-« u 3 ^ ^ i o M o a > n CO W CO <«• w 2, 3 H i ► Ti « o o ?0 00 r O ; te •,- O ■ > , &4 bi ' ' 1 ? " [ 11 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. Cheap, Deable ft StyM Boots i Shoes, \ ■RSKINE8' EMFORIUM. ViOTORIA, B. O. z« I n 208 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Peirce Edward, farmer. Rohart Wm., farmer. Roper sr., John, farmer. Roper jr., John, lumberman. Smith G., laborer. (P.O. Address, Armstrong John, farmer. Brewster Chas., contractor. Brown Duncan R., farmer, Blinkinsop Wm., farmer. Hanna R. S., schoolteacher. Hill James, farmer. Huck Abraham L., merchant. Huck Abraham, contractor. Johnson Daniel, dairyman. Johnston Isaac, blacksmith. Johnston sr., James, farmer. Johnston John, farmer. Thrift Henry T., farmer, C.M.C. Watson A. J., logger. Councillor. Walworth J as., trapper. Walworth Jason, nurseryman. Mud Bay.) Johnston William, farmer. Johnston jr., James, farmer, Johnston Mrs. R.. farmer. Levis John, farmer. Morgan H. R. S., stockraiser. Oliver Thos., retired, gentleman. Stein J. W., farmer. Wade John, farmer. Wade E. J., farmer. Woodward Wm., farmer and postmaster. Woodward John, farmer. LANGLEY MUNICIPALITY. Thin muuicipality is situated on the south Hide of the Fraser, and its landing place (Fort Langley) is 17 miles (by the river) from New Westminster. This fort is very near the site of the new city projected before New Westminster was founded. Town lots were sold in it and afterwards exchanged for lots in New Westminster, where it was decided, chiefly for strategic reasons, to adopt the site of the present New West- minster. The municipality has a frontage of about ten miles on the river, and extends back to within two miles of Washington Territory. The soil and climate are especi- ally adapted to the grov th of hay. The Salmon Prairie contains upwards of 2000 acres of strong, rich land. The Hudson Bay Co.'s farm is in this municipality. It is drained by the Salmon and Nicomekl Rivers. The Langley road runs through the middle of the district, southwest from thb steamboat landing at Langley to the Prairie school house, where it joins the New Westminster and Yale road, thirteen miles from New Westminster. The number of farmers is just double that of two years age. LANGLEY DIRECTORY. (All fanners except where specified. ) Alport John, Aldergrove P. O. Armstrong W. D. Bellargo P. Beruell Chas., Aldergrove P. O. Berry Richard, Aldergrove P. O. Berry John, Aldergrove P. O. Black Thos. Blackett & White, storekeepers, Langley. Blackett St. Clair (B. & White.) Bothwell Jas., Aldergrove P. Q. BovillA.J. Boyes John, postmaster, Langley Prairie P. O. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. O ^ 'C < ^ .S.> X C V .- (J 1—^ ^_, •St (2h CD c (I) d X o o c o o CO It tl 4 ii ^ o u a .S.> ■ '-jj c 0< bjs 2 o ^> c u ;- (U 4-) t2 o CO UD C (0 X o o c 4) o CO B. C. It i t 4 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^SSo.xi'.'L^o"''^" AgeiitM for Ike Bell Organ, fVebcr and Btelaway PlauoM. r w > ?^ o CO C 2: 13^ r PD jJcQ !l^ M liH: " O < Q o NEW WESTMINSTER ] DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 209 Boyes F. Frie^eman John, Aldergrove P.O- Brewseau B. Galbraith David, Aldergrove P.O. Bromley Jos. Gilchrist Alex., Aldergrove P. 0. Brown R. Goddard Miss Ellen. Brown John, Aldergrove P. O. Goddard G., blacksmith. Bruskey Geo., Aldergrove P. 0. Goddard R. By ram H,, Langley Prairie P. O. Goddard B. Cameron Neil. Goldsmith Arthur J., J. P., Alder- Campbell Allan. grove P. 0. Campbell Archibald. Goldsmith L. J., Aldergrove P.O. Campbell J. C. Gray Jas. Carr A., Aldergrove P. O. Grau E. Carr W., Aldergrove P. O. Hadden J. Carmen Mrs. Hairsine. Carefoot Wm., Aldergrove P. 0. Haldi Jacob. Carroll B., Maple Ridge P. 0. Harris H. j '"arter Geo., Aldergrove P. 0. Harris J. (^arter Jas., Aldergrove P. O. Harris S. Clapp A., Aldergrove P. O. Healy L., Aldergrove. Clapp T., Aldergrove P. O. Healy A., Aldergrove. Cleaveland Arthur, Aldergrove. Heathfey P. J.. Aldergrove. Coglan Nathan. Hicks L., Aldergrove. Coglan Henry. Hoff Silas v., Aldergrove P. 0. Cornock John. Holding R. P. Cosens Geo., Aldergrove P. O. Holding Henry. Cotvell Wm. Holding Alex. Houston James, Coverdale T., Aldergrove P. O. Cox Marcus, Aldergrove P. O. Housac J., miller. Cromarty J. Hudson Bay Co., storekeepers. Crull W. J., Aldergrove P. 0. Hughes H. W. Dave}' W. Issacsen C, fish foreman. Davis H. Jackman Phillip, storekeeper, Dixon J., Aldergrove. Aldergrove. Dingle W. H., Aldergrove, James James. Duff James, Aldergrove. Jameson John. Durby J., Aldergrove. Jenkins Arthur, P. O. address. Edge Harriet Maple Ridge. Emptage W. Jenkins John P. O. address Maple Elkius James. Ridge. Fallardeau N. Jenkins W., P. O. address, Maple Ferrill W., Aldergrove P. 0. Ridge. Findlay D. Johnstone H., Aldergrove P. O. Fralander Nills, Aldergrove P. O. Johnstone J. M. Franklin Benj., Aldergrove P. 0. Jolly John. Eraser Andrew. Kinnevau J. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Specialty of Childbbns' Clothimo. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. J0HN8ON Street, bet. Broad and Doudlas Victoria. B. O. o o ?r X o c V) r n a 3 orq O t n 3 PJ. < §■ o o ■n P 9 W SO •^ K I I ! I IflfT Erskine's Boot and Shoe fimponnin, } Cor. COVEMMENT A^9:!dNIM0M 8ts., ViOTORIA, B. G. 2IO BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. King A., lumberman. Kirby W. O., Aldergrove. Knox James, J. P., Aldergrove. Kummette F. Larmon N. Latimer John. ♦ Latimer Miss. Lawrence Gilbert, Aldergrove. Legger Mrs, W. A. Mackie Jas., J. P. Maxwell John. Medd W. Michaud H. Michaud J. Miller John. Mitchell Samuel. Monahan Martin. Monahan Sam. Monahan Robt. Moore B. R, Aldergrove P. O. Moore S. M., Aldergrove P. O. Morrison P. Morrison J. Morrison Kenneth. Morrison Hector, Morrison Wm. Morrison Alex. Morrison P. Mufford Thos. Muflford Jos. Mufford Abrah^in. Mufford Wm., school teacher. Murchison Alex. Murchison jr. Alex. Murchison John. T urray Paul. Murray John. Murray Will. Mutne H. McAdams Jas., Maple Ridge P.O. McAdams jr. Jas., Maple Ridge P. O. McAdams Wm., Maple Ridge P.O McCarty A., school teacner. McClean J., Aldergrove P. O. McClellan J. McClughan S. McCullum J., Aldergrove P. O McDonald John, Aldergrove P.O McDonald John. McEwan W. McGilles A., Aldergrove P.O. McGrear J., Aldergrove P. O. Mclntyre Vrchie, farm laborer. Mclver Kinneth. Mclver Murdoch. McKay Gilbert. McKee Robert. McLennan D. M. McMillan D. McMillan M. Nadeau Peter. Nelson D. K. Nelson J. K. Nelson N. Norris Robt. Norris jr. Robt. Norris John. Norris Silas. Oakes Robt. Osborn Richard. Page D Patterson John, Wesleyan Mis- sion. Peacock Julian, Aldei^rove P. O. Pike Wm. Plaxton R.. school teacher. Pollard Robt., Aldergrove P. O. Pope John. Aldergrove P. O. Prati John, baker. Rawlinson G. Rawlinson W. H. Richardson W. Richardson D. Richardson A. Rich J. B. Rowen R. Safron Mike, Secord W., Aldergrove P. O. Shiles B. W., Aldergrove P. O. ?0 OS O •hi A. CREGC de. SON, Artist Tailors, Tates Street. Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. CD c (0 ti Z O c o o. CO > H H X m m > z r o o 71 3D < m 73 Z Z m O H O > * imSts., rest, Si- « o CO g - I •+- (0 tlO 0) 4f o o c o Q. CO > H H z m C. A. Lombard & Co., '■"^^o^l'-x,®!""^' AgeBlK for the Bell Orcaa, Weber •■«! Mfiiiway Plaa*>. H (D D (D 03 m Q z a H o « (0 *Tl r 3 > (0 01 H I ^ Of )^ (A 9 00 ^ (3 D- < <-4- m Z £3- m tu z CO -J 0) o H O > ^ 3 OP (fi NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 211 Shortreed R., Aldergrcve P. O. Shoulder John. Sinclair W., postmaster, Langley. Small G, R., Aldergrove P. O. Smith John. Snyder H., Aldergrove P. O. Spence Peter. Stoddart Thos. Stoddart Adams. Strobe! — , Aldergrove P. O. Tait Rev. A., Presbyterian min'r. Taylor J as., hotel-keeper. Titmus Sam. litmus Herbert. Titmus Miss Rose, governess. Thorburn R., carpenter. Towle George. Towle Wilson. Towle David. Towle Stanley. Towle R. Towle Ida, dressmaker. Towle Eliza, storekeeper. Thorburn R., carpenter. Turnbull T., carpenter. j Tyre — . Underwood G. Vanetta W. H., P. O. Aldergrove. Vivian Henry. Walker John, Aldergrove P.O Walker Sam., Aldergrove P. O. Watson Thos., Aldergrove P. O. Watson John, Aldergrove P. O. Watson Robt., Aldergrove P. O. White F (Blackett & White.) Why man E., post master, Alder- grove P. O. Wick John, Aldergrove P. O. Wilkie Otway. Williams A. Word John, Aldergrove P. O. Worley William, sawyer. Wurrell Fred. Yeoman Chas. Yeoman John.' Yorkson Ebenezer. CHILLIWHACK MUNICIPALITY. MATSQUI AND SUMAS: This manicipality, aometimes called the garden of the Province, compriBea the two settlements of Cbilliwhack and Sumas, the former being hounded by the tower- ing peaks of Cheam Mountain and the latter by the Sumas Mountain and Lake — both settlements lying upon the south side of the Fraeer, also Femyooombe and Harrison Mouth. In or near the centre of the municipality is a rising town, appropriately called Centreville, having been laid out by Mr. I. Kipp, who owns most of the adjoining property. Seven miles below Centreville is lower Sumas. The land at Somas is mostly very low and flat, and liable to be flooded. Sumas Lake ooonpies about 11,- 000 acres. Matsqui, or Riverside, settlement, oontains many thousands of aorea of fertile land. The settlement covers a very large extent of ground, boundtid on W. by Laojj- ley and Maple Ridge, on S. by 49th parallel, on the E. by eastern line of New West- minster District, and on N. by mountains of Coast Range. The climate is healthy and singularly invigorating. The scenery around the neighborhood of Chilliwhaok is grand, and tor a lover of nature it would be difficult to find a more beautiful spot. The steamboat landing for Chilliwhaok is one mile from Centreville. Cheam peak, flO GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Olothing. Johnson Strikt, bit. Broad and Douolab. Viotoria, B. O. s Si CfQ *r} ^, » ^r^ 3 a rt •n V r n t3C P 8 § r U3 m sr s c. J3 ^ CO 3 a 1% ! 5r n s ; *f i ' \}> Headpart8T8 for Boots and Shoos, } ERSKiNE'S EMPORIUM, VtOTORIA, B. O. 212 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. just outside the bonnds, is really seven mountain tops, one behind the other, with beautiful valleys between. A railway company has been formed to run a line from Popcum, a few miles above Chilliwhack, to Ladners' Landing, a distance of about 70 miles, which will greatly benefit the agricultural country sooth of the Faaser. — (Mr. Picken's pamph.) CHILLIWHACK DIRECTORY. Agassiz A., farmer, F. O. Agassiz station. Agricultural Society Grounds, Centreville, Chilliwhack. Armstrong J., farmer. Ashwell Geo. R., J. P., importer and dealer in general merchan- dise, Chilliwhack landing. Allitt , farmer. Bay ley Wm. H., farmer. Barber John, farmer. Barker John, in charge of store at Harrison river. Bartlett Thos. & Cc, farmers' store and hotel. Bartlett Chas., hotel keeper. Bell Geo., farmer. Bell Wm., farmer. Bicknell D., farmer. Blanchard Gus., laborer. Braanick J., farmer. Branchflower Wm., farmer. Brown C, farmer. Brown Wm., farmer. Bruce Jas., laborer. Burritt H. E., blacksmith. Calkins Wm. (Bartlett & Co.) Campbell Jno. A., farmer. Cawley Alfred, farmer. Cawley, sr,, Samuel, farmer. Cawley, jr., Samuel, farmer. Cawley Wm., farmer. Campbell John, farmer. Carr D., farmer. Caughill Geo., farmer. Chadsey Jas. L., miller Chapman B., farmer. Chapman G., farmer. Chapman E,, farmer. Chapman Jas. H., farmer. Chapman John, farmer. Charlton Geo., farmer. Chittenden Geo., farmer. Colbeck Thos., farmer. Cross John, laborer. Davison A., blacksmith. Davison D., farmer. Dunville T., farmer. Evans Mrs., dairy farm. Falon T., farmer. Fait J. P.. farmer and bl'ksmith. Forsyth Mrs., farmer. Ford Wm., farmer. Ford S., farmer. Fussell R., farmer. Germain J., farmer. Gibson Beattie, farmer. Gibson Geo., farmer. Gibson Jas., farmer. Gibson John, farmer. Gibson Luke, farmer. Gill Rev\V., Anglican clergyman. Gillanderi C. W., farmer. Gillanders Donald, farmer. Gillanders Albert, school teacher. Gillanders Milton, farmer. Good Geo., farmer. Goodell J., farmer. Greer Samuel, farmer. Greyell E., farmer. Greyell David, farmer. Greyell Edward, farmer. Greyell Peter, farmer. Hall W. B., farmer. Harrison Mrs. M., trader and boarding house. A. GRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering always on hand. H ■ O r > w O c -* H m I ^! •< ' O' 71 ;^ M, C. A. Lombard & Co., "-^^SSo^msj""^' Agemta ft>r the Bell •rsan, Weber «■ D z o m H = O (/) H > dd r <— ^ w m 2 M 21 H 7) CO H ■ O r > w o c -I H m v ■n O z m •< o* 8 < iz II PI 3 NEW WESTMiNSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 21 3 Henderson Bros., general mer- McCrea and Campbell, farmers. chandise and tinware, and har- McCutcheon John, telegraph ness and saddle mfg.. Chilli- operator. whack landing. McDonald A ., farmer. Hendeison A. C, farmer. McDonald Mrs., trader. Henderson Dr., surgeon. McDonald F., Harrison mouth. Henderson Hunter (Henderson McDonald W., farmer. Bros.) McGee T. H., farmer. Henderson Isaac, machinist. McKeever Geo., farmer. Henderson John C, general mer- McLean Dr., surgeon. chant. McLean D., farmer. Holland Wm., farmer. McLean Malcome, farmer. Hooper John, harness maker. McSween 8i McDonald, farmers. Huff Wm., farmer. McGuire Jas. H., farmer. Irwin T. H., farmer. Nelems David, farmer. Jesperson H., farmer. Nelems Wm., farmer. Jones Chas., farmer. Neven D., farmer and black- Kipp E., farmer. smith. Kipp Henry, farmer and emigra- Nowel Reuben, farmer. tion agent. Nowel J. H., farmer. Kipp Isaac, farmer. Newby Wm., farmer. Kitchen Thos., farmer. Patterson Jas., farmer. Kerr Jos., farmer. Peers Jos., post office, Chilli whock Laidlaw Thos., farmer. landing. Lindell A. F., farmer. Prest Wm., farmer. Lapum Jesse S., farmer. Ramsay Huglj, farmer. Livingstone R., plasterer. Reece Jonathan, farmer. Laidlow T., farmer. Reeves A., farmer. Lcng R., farmer. Rutherford Geo., farmer. Malloy Geo., farmer. Rush Geo., farmer. Martin Jos., farmer and mill- Ryder C. S., firmer. owner. Ryder Jas., farmer. Martin Fred., mill-owner. Ryder John, farmer. MatheFon Bros., farmers. Roulstin Geo., laborer. Mercier John, blacksmith. Russell J. M., farmer. Miller J. W. (Thomson & Co.) Sabiston John, laborer. Miller J as., farmer and mill Snyder W., farmer. Wright. Snyder C, farmer. Monroe Jas , farmer. Solway J., farmer. Monroe Gilbert, farmer. Stevenson Robt., miller. Monroe N., fa»'mer. Stady John farmer. Munroa S., fanner. Stady Henry, farmer. Murray Jas., farmer. Sweetman M , farmer. McBride S,, farmer. Smith Andrew, farmer. McConnell J, farmer. Thompson Alex., farmer. c in O < o B >-« Si' n a S 8 i « B\l/il 1 lAMC 9 on Keep always in Stock a Firat-CuM ^aaortment of . IflLLiAiVIU OL llU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prioea. See Them. JoHN«ON Strut .mtt. Broad and Douolas, Victoria. B. O. i :i n^ Iiiense AssortiBnt of Boots and Shoes. } "^?? ^^"*- Victoria, B. C. i ■ 214 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Thomson & Co. J. W., traders and general dealers. Thompson Robert, farmer. Thompson Robt. jr., farmer. Tate Rev. C. M., farmer. Turner Chas., farmer. Turner Samuel, farmer. Valens J., farmer. Vedder Volkert, farmer. Vedder Adam S., farmer. Vickerson E., boot maker and farmer. Walker Chas., farmer. Walser P., farmer. Ward Jas,, farmer. Webb Geo., farmer. Webb H., farmer. Wilder D. S., farmer. Wells A. C„ J. P., cheese factory. Wheeler Mark, farmer. Whitfield R., trader and boot- maker. Williams Robt, farmer. Wilkinson J. T., custom shoe- maker, Centreville. Virgie Chas.. farmer. Young C. T., farmer. Yuen Shun, grocer. FERNY COOMBE Comprises the country od the North bank of the Fraser along the line of the C. P. Railway from Farr's Blaffs (about four miles above Harrison mouth) to Sea Bird Bluffs, a distance of tweWe miles. It takes its name from the Fem^^ «Joom))e farm, which is situated at Agassiz station, about the centre of the settlement, and is the second oldest farm on the Fraser valley, having been started in the spring of 1862 by L. L. Agassiz, Esq., for- merly an officer of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fu.^ilier£<. There is about 12,000 acres of the best agricultural land in this valley, but owin({ to lack of roads, etc., it has no^, attracted much attention until the last two years, since when the land has been pretty generally taken up by new settlers owing to the building of the C. P. Railway through the heart of it. This valley also extends to the Harrison Hot Sulphur springs, situated on Harrison Lake, a distance of about five miles from the station, and which are fast coming into popular notice as a health resort, owing to the curative powers of the waters, which issue out of the rocks boil- ing hot. There is already a first-class hotel at these springs, and they bid fair to have a very beneficial influence in the way of a nutrket upon the rest of the settle- uent, as soon as a projected tram road to the station is in operation. FERNY COOMBE DIRECTORY. . (P. O. Address Ferny Coombe.) Agassiz L. A., J. P., postmaster. Agassiz J. B., farmer. Agassiz Mrs. C, Ferny Coombe Farm. Bell D. L., farmer. Brown J. R., man. hot springs. Burkitt John, farmer. Cameron Norman, farmer. Coldback Frank, farmer. Coat O., farmer. Dumais Z., farmer. Farr Jos., farmer. P'arr E., farmer. Greyell E., farmer. Greyell Abell, farmer. Greyell Henry, farmer. H n b 4 fid 3» O 71 (D m H Sh S (D I—* a*o ? '^ o 3 o CQ < m Z m Z H o 2 3 H O a. O o CO NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 215 Galbraith David, farmer. Holtby W., farmer. Hicks Tom., farmer. Hicks Young, farmer. Irkman C, , telegraph operator and station master. Jones W. D., carpenter. Lower G., farmer. Lennon, .section foreman. Pase Ed., farmer. Parringham F., farmer. McDonald J., farmer. McDonald jr. J., farmer. McDonald Royal, farmer. McEwan Malcolm, farmer. McEwan Dan., farmer. McRaeAlex., farmer. Merchant Ike, farmer. Nelson C, farmer. Roperston D., farmer. Rooks C, farmer. Rye M., farmer. Scripture P., farmer, Trotter C, farmer. Walker Wm., farmer. Walker jr. Wm., farmer. Woods J., farmer. • PORT MOODY. At first the declared terminal point for the greatest railway system on the American continent (that of the C. P. Railway) and excited by the outlay on public works, consequent on the intention of the Dominion Government to finish here the t;ran-dy and its surroundings loomed up as of the largest importance and the great city of the future. But " put not your trust in any child of man," nceived another exemplification in its case. The railway passed into the hands of a syndicate, and the latter soon declared their intention, since carried out, of continuing their railway to Coal Harbor, or some twelve miles nearer to the entrance of Burrard Inlet. The local government, which held a reserve at that point, made over 6000 acres to the company in aid of the undertaking, with forfeiture of 1(260,000 if not completed in a certain time, now expired. The Goverument still held a larger portion, viz: 14,000 acres. The new town called Vancouver will, no doubt, be of some detriment to Port Moody. This latter, owing to the combined energy of its people and those of New Westminster, ia connected by railway with New Westminster, to the advantage of both. It haa been said that the C. P. R. would have connected with New Westmin- ster in any casu withoutthe very liberal monied contribution orthe Kuyal City. Port Moody will, no doubt, be a place of very great importance. The distance from Port Moody to New Westminster is six miles, and to Victoria City 105 miles. And now comes the account of the death of Colonel (now General) Sir Richard Clement Moody, whose name was left to the terminus of the C. P. Railway; and tlie real father of New Westminster, by whose advice the Royal City was removed from Langley to its present location. Achorn W. W., engineer (P.L.C.) Alderson W. M., bookkeeper. Allen James, mill hand (P.L.C.) Allen M., mill hand (P.LC.) PORT MOODY DIRECTORY Annand Geo pro. Pacific hotel. Annand Alex., contractor. Armstrong W. G., constable. Aston Chas., baggageman C.P.R. OO TO for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson 8trkt, bkt. Broad and Douoi.At, Victoria^ B. O. B. WILLIAMS & GO., CO ? Glieap, Dniable ft StjM Boots t Shoes, I ERMINES' EMPORiUM, Victoria, B. O. 216 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. 1-2 Astell S., carpenter. Austin Chas., fireman. Austin E. E., engineer'. Baily C. A., sawyer (P.L.C.) Backus John, locomotive eng'r. Barnhart P. A., pass, conductor. Bales S. D., sawyer (P.L.C.) Barker N., fireman. Bencdikt R. H., Genl. Supt. Sec. Bennett E., brakeman. Boyle John, clerk C.P.R. Bouchard Denis.millhand (P.L.C.) Boyd Harry, screwturner (P.L.C.) Brisbois Joe. conductor C.P.R. Brown D. E., fr'gt and pass. agt. Brown P., train baggageman. Brett James, baker. Burns J C, conductor. Burnett J as., carpenter. Burnett H. J. A., gentleman, res. Murray st. Burnett Frank, millhand (P.L.C.) Butchart Geo., J. P. Butchart Nerval, orchardist. Buttery N., baggagemaster. Cash S. A., in charge of mechani- cal department. Port Moody. Cavanaugh R., brakeman. Choate E., bridge superintendent. Chadwick B., locomotive fireman. Connon E. H., clerk (C. P. R.) Clarke James A., real estate owner, res, Douglas st Cote Joseph, butcher. Conover C. T. (Pioneer Lumber Co.) Cole J., brakeman. Cook E., teamster. Cooksley E., overseer (C. P. R.) Copeland E., train baggageman. Cowderoy & Taylor, general mer- chandise, Clarke st. Cowderoy John J. (Cowderoy & Taylor), res. Murray st. Crcelman H., engineer. Curtis Geo., machinist. Darling N., prop. Gilbert House. Dana A. J., purchasing agent (C. P. R.) Davies Arch., conductor. Davis Willis, conductor. Davis Jonathan, miner. Dockrill Jos. (Pioneer Lumber Co.) Dodd W. S., station master. Doig J as., conductor. Downie Wm., asst. supt. (C. P.R.) Either P., brakeman. Ellis R. H., clerk. Elson Wm. (Renier & Elson), Clark St. Elwood Jas., fireman. English Jas., brakeman. Evans W. H., locom. engineer. Ewing W. A.,engineman (C.P.R.) Pagan Jas., clerk. . Pagan P., mechanical engineer. Fales W., general merchandise, Clarke st. Farmer T. D., coach repairer. Ford G., express superintendent. Ford Matthew, mill hand(P.L.Co.) Forrest W. H., clerk. Forrest A. B., freight foreman. Fraser Norman, drayman. Eraser Peter, car repairer. Fraser J., telegraph operator. Fraser John, foreman. Frame H., clerk (Pacific Hotel.) Fromme J. F., watchman. Fromme Martin, clerk (W. Fales.) Gavin J. J., passenger conductor. Gibson Jos., fireman. Grant D. B., general merchandise. Graves A., locomotive engineer. Gray David, fireman. Greer J. H.. train baggageman. Griflfets Elhs, carpenter. Griffith Geo., laborer. Hammond Frank, sectionman. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC d, SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. O ^ t < t &$ .5.> !S ™ X^ c o^ 9< tf) ^ . ^ of _§ o .C -t-t *-> •S ^ I— I ^^ ■St to ti Z o o c o Q CO r > w •6 »• Q O 30 O i (0 4 H DO 0) o 5 C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^''^!^^^°Jl°''^' AgfimU fbr Ike Bell Organ, Weber mad StolBway Plaaen. r w > o P3 M ^ $1 o « r la ^ ►-<• I ^ r H H 00 >— • I—' o 3 O P NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 217 Harrison J., clerk (C. P. R.) Haskall S., carpenter. Hazel wood W. B,, surveyor. Henderson Stanly, clerk (C.P.R.) Hillman R. P., gentleman. Home John, laborer. Hosker E., locomotive engineer. Howe J., brakeman. Howse A. R., agent " Port Moody Gazette." Hurley Thomas, section man. Hutton L. W., brakeman. Jackson David, car repairer. John E., mill hand (P. L. Co.) Johnston John sr„ hotel prop. Johnston John, jr., res. end North road. Johnston Wm., res. end North road. Jones Dashwood, express mes- senger (C. P. R.) ' Kaufiman Chas., brakeman. Kearns B., brakeman. Kelly R. B., prop. Caledonia Hotel. Kelly Thos.,screwturner (P.L.Co. Kimball D., brakeman. King J., brakeman. Kirby E., locomotive engineer. Kirk Wm., brakeman. Lake Herbert D., clerk (Cotes' butcher shop.) Lansing J. G,, laborer. Lehman Samuel, contractor. Levi Thos., proprietor Winni- peg House. Lloyd W. E., clerk, Elgin House. Lundbom A. W., real estate broker, Douglas st. Lyden J. K., tie maker. Madigan J., brakeman. Martin John, mill hand (P.L.Co.) Macbeth M., clerk, post office. McCoskery George, prop. Elgin House. Co.) McCarthy M., car repairer. McDonald D. L., brakeman. McDonald J. D., brakeman. McDonald D. J., school teacher. McDonald John J., mill hand (P. L. Co.) McFadden C., brakeman. McKenzie Alex., brakeman. McKay T., contractor. McKaracher, J no., machinist. McLeod Wm., brakeman. McLean Alexander, carpenter. McLaughlin Geo., carpenter. McNaughten P., express mess., (C. P. R.) McRae Angus, lumberman. Miller W O., asst. supt secretary. Milword John, planer (P. L. Co.) Morrison Alex., conductor. Moore L., clerk (C. P. R.) Moore Garrett, tiemaker. Moore M. C, foreman (P. L. Moore J. R., teamster (P. L. Co.) Moore Chas., mill hand (P. L.Co.) Morse A. R., mechanical engineer. Morrow J., clerk (C. P. R.) Morton Harry (locomotive en- gineer.) Muir Da.ve, conductor. Mulhall J. J., accountant (C.P.R.) Murchie David, carpenter. Murphy J., express messenger (C. P. R.) Murray Martin, sectionman. Murray John sr., property -owner. Murray John jr., butcher. Murray J as., tie maker. Nelson F. P., checker (C. P. R.) Nicholson Wm., fireman. Noon Allen, contractor. Owens F., brakeman. Parker John R., sawyer (P.L.C0.) Percival J., passenger conductor. Peterson J no., ticket clerk (C.P.R.) Peterson Chas., carpenter. . fflLLlAlllO 01 UU.y Enunine their stock before going elsewheie.'' Johnson iStrkt. bit. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. O. a. 3 X o e o I o ^ < *t3 s 9 9r ii . ■1^;; iii !(( I' I ' il Eraiinfl's Boot and Slioe EmporiM,} '^''tS^'priT'"'"' 218 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY, lialan P., express agent. Pioneer Lumber Co. (Ld.). J. B. Tiffin, president and manager; C. T. Conover, secretary; Jos. Dockrill, treasurer. Pogue Thos., contractor. Port Moody Gazette, office Mur- ray St., A. R. Howse, agent. Past office, Queen's st, D. B, Grant, postmaster. Preston W. T., clerk (C. P. R.) Price Joseph, clerk (Winnipeg House.) Quackenbush D., brakeman. Raith Fred.', employ C. P. R. Renier & Elson, merchant tailors, Clarke st. Renier P. S. (Renier & Elson), Clarke st. Resteen George, passenger con- ductor Rhoder C, brakeman. Rhodes C.W., Paymaster (C.P.R.) Righter P., locomotive engineer. Robinson R., car checker. Router Harry, bar-tender (Elgin House.) Royal Wm., larxjrer. Salsbury W. F., local treasurer (C. P. R.) Scott J. T., manager Caledonia Hotel. Scott J. R. clerk (Caledonia Hotel.) Shannon John, laborer. Shelton Giles, Car inspector. Sinclair F., baggage agent. Skates W! F., book keeper. Smith W., clerk. • Smith John, mechanical engineer. Solloway L. S., employ C. P. R. Sparrow J., locomotive engineer. Strong O. K., telegraph operator. Sutherland John, sectionman. Taylor John, J. P., res. John st. Taylor George (Cowderoy & T.), res. Clarke st. Taylor George, fireman. Tays Jos., teamster. Tays Alex., teamster. Telephone office, Elgin House. Terhune W., district freight and passenger agent's secretary. Thompson H., brakeman. Thompson Geo., }. roperty-owner. Thompson A. H., brewer. Thornton Thos., labourer. Thornton John, blacksmith. Tiffin J. B. (Pioneer Lumber Co.) Townley J. D., chief accountant (C.P. R.) Trodden Jas., passenger con- ductor. Trommer Louis, shoemaker. Trout P. L., sawyer (P. L. Co.) Unwin W. J., conductor. Vaughn E., clerk. Walworth T., steward House.) Wells W. H., brakeman. Weston H., brakeman. Whitebread E., checker. Wilgress H. T., asst. cashier. (Elgin MOODYVILLE la aituated on the noith shore of the Inlet, diatant from Vancouver abont two miles. It baa a population of abont two hundred and fifty, chiefly officers and em- ployees of the Moody ville Sawmill Co., which extensive establishment occupies a site on the water's front near the centre of the town. Moodyville has its churchea, com mon aohool, well kept reading room and a iirst-ctass hotel. It ia also the headquar- •hi p< J Si ^ CO <» 5 A. CRECC dcr SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, ^ Pi»|;osiTE Langlpy Street, VICTORIA B. C. CO btO c 0) X 4f o o c Q. CO > H H Z m z o •? CD > is Ml )*'■ S 3 z^ I o o < m Z I m z P- td (D CO ^ o \^ B JO CO o H O 71 <» 0) to X n reet, O C o Q. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^,^°„®I°"' Asenls fwr Ibe Bell •rgMn, Weber and Metiiwajr PUuim. H cr a> H ^ " is. 2 Q 2 a O CO H > FflOTOORAPHERg, Co rdova St., Vaneoover. SHIP BROKERS. JOHN DEVINB, Bttata and 0««nera( Agent Aeoonntant and Oouvejranoar. Rent and Debt CoUeo- tor. Cordova St., Vanooaver. MILLINERY. ' BS. HANAFIN, M MUlinerjr.Drewmaklng and Fanojr Good*. Cordova Street, Vaacoover. HA. MEIiLON A CO., • tmir Bamaum, Nantioal Adjoeteie. Mturlne Bnrveyon, Real Estate, Ueneral Forwarders and Ia> Buranoe and CommlHSlon Agents. Corra*. pondenoe solicited. Vanooaver, B. C. SIGN PAINTER. A HODGSON. House and Sign i^inter. Paper Hanger and Glara Brabossar, Decorator. Water Street, Vancouver. B. 0. BARRISTER, ETC. t P C. QOOTJ>INQ, BAiUUBTER, SOJJCrrOB, Etc, of Manitoba. Late with Fred. MoKenile, Q. C, of Winnipeg. Hastings Street, op- posite Post Office. f|l I .'; I/- It -*i f'' !■)■■ li ^il ' i' 1 ■ t: liSS'**'^'"^ *««*»* ciiy ,„r rtte **3tfroAl4Hl!li, WlLttllf fc. BB!^ Niw WEsmwsm tut MMoeBiii,. AMD BRlSil) MM Windows, etc. \\ M K^j. UskiE^- W*^ 'i '* BMMtft^ m-- > ^-j ■-'S ■;>i^^«Pii|; [A .J!;.,««i'!«i^sw»H., Hi ' iftf^i ?' ! 1 ^^^« -%?^« *^i**ifci(5rt! ^.umm^' ilticr Bto. , 4 ^^ '//..-.'.-' ''' miou>,ik s^ I 4 VI I «*K- 1 -T * -1 V .V^« S"*;5C i'' ?'*<''"^T^^^^i^5^^"<'v^ If -- 11 i if I ! w:'S-;s!^W' ...-^tk^,,fmf.,-m pMpi'jt '' ' \ t'PT©^ 1 n i' ■" i^VLCIi * CO, San FftAl*B»sm AGENTS^ -{^^^T &'C0,V,ct«.V ':! : ■■ I -^ . ir ■■•v' C. A. Lombard & Co., '-'^^c^xI!=®J°'"' Aseala f)>r tkc Bell •■«•■« Weber nad Melaway PtaiiM. H DC M r > d o 5:d o r > en m o M C/) H > r C/) o* 8 < fS I* m o c H H m 3D •n O s z m VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 221 (Note. — Maple Ridge will follow Vancouver.) VANCOUVER. •^(/n the following description of Vancovxtr, some extracts have been made from Mr. Picken'a pamphlet on Vancouver. ) Once more the honoured name of Vancou . ^r recalls to memory the renowned sea- man who, en the 12th of June, 1792, anchored his two ships, 'the British sloop of war Discovery, and the tender Chatham, in Birch Bay. Proceed* ^ to cxplbre in boats, he sailed up the Inlet to within balf a league of its head, and took poHsession in the name of the British Government, calling it after Sir Harry Burrard, of the navy. Were the intrepid navigator to appear again on the same scene, it would, till lately, have presented nearly the same aspect as it did nearly an hundred years ago! The same solemn silence brooding on its waters: the same apparently impfinetrable forests between the shore and the mountain tops. Now, however, how different! The whirr and rattle of machinery, life and building rivalry at once at Hastings, Moodyville, Port Moody and the new city called by his name, the metropolis in embryo of this continent: the last massive link of that iron chain, which, across mountain, plain and river, spans the continent and, transmuted into the oable, loses itself in the Atlantic to reappear at Oalway. Situated on a beautiful level stretch of land which fronts on the S. and the W. on False Creek and English Bay, and on the N. in Coal Harbor, Vancouver has not only room enough for a large city, but is perhaps the only point on Burrard Inlet offering the same facilities. The Harbor, which is completely land-locked, is three miles wide at its greatest width, and about twelve miles long. The entrance, a quarter of a mile wide, is eas/ to navigate at all states of the tide and in almost any weather. It has the largest wharf facilities, or, in othei words, the greatest frontage of any port of the province. The 'Climate is tern])«rate with but Httk aaow ■■r frost; if it has a drawback it is in the presence of too much rain; but this is MMupensated by great facilities for drain- »«• As mentiofM O C m O f> ft- o 3. n s o. (J) r> r o 2. i 3. SI \lf i Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes, } ■**""'• "^"^ ViOTORIA, B. O. D 222 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. A water oompany will shortly be in working order for the aopply of the city from the Coquitlam River; »nd the electric light will eooo be in usi*. The Koy^ City PUning Mills Company own two mills at New Westminster, and one large steam saw mill at Vancouver. The Brunette Saw Mill Company, of New Wustminster. have a large wltarf at Vancouver on False Creek. Leamy & Kyle's mill and the Mood> ville saw mill all add to the productiveness and wealth of the infant port, and to the re- nown of Burrard Inlet lumber. The total production of Moodyville saw mill for 1886, chiefly for exportation, was fifteen million feet of lumber; that of the Hastings Saw Mill, nearly eight million feet. Brick and tile drain works will soon be in oper- ation. Seven tea ships from China and Japan have already discharged 7,878,000 pounds of tea for transport on the C. P. R. , and the first of this year's shipment haa already been received and forwarded over the road. Vancouver has daily communication with the outer world both we$terly by daily steamer to Victoria, and so on to Califoruia and South American ports, soon to be complemented by the superb eteamei-s which will maintain intercourse with China, Japan and Australia, to say nothing of the Sandwich Islands; besides weekly steamer to Nanaimo and several times a week to New Westminster; (tuterly oOmmunioatlon it has daily per C. P. R. with Montreal and the Atlantic; and so by steam to Europe. There is also a daily train between Vancouver and New Westminster. Branch banks have been ectablished by the Banks of Montreal and British Col- umbia, and the city offers twenty-five hotelu and boarding-houses to the travelling public. It has four ohuroher., and public and private schools. The distances to othei- abodes of civilization are: I'o New Westminster by stage, 12 miles; by railway 25 miles; to Port Moo«ly by water or rail, 12 miles; to Victoria B. C, 75 miles; to Halifax N. S., traversed in 5^ days, 3000 miles; to Melbourne, Australia, traverued in 21 days, 7,500 miles. The distance between Liverpool and Melbourne via C. P. R. and Vancou.ver can l>e covered in 34 days, the present con- tract time being 44 days; four days can also be saved between Liverpool and Hong Kong; and to Hong Kong and Japan, aa compared with the Suez Canal, 12 days can be saved. Following are the names of municipal offices for 1887, Mayor, M. A. MacLean; Aleifnen: Ward No. 1, L. A. Hamilton, Dr. Lefevre; Ward 2, Jos Humphries, Jos. Mannion; Ward 3, Kobt. Clark, R. U. Alexander; Ward 4, David Oppenheimer, Isaa^t Oppenheimer; C'tty C^it, Thos. F. McOuiaan; Trttuurer and AssfMor, G. F. Baldwin; AuHU«r, John Devine, City Kngtueffr, J. V. Lawson; Policf Magifttratf and Solicitor, T T. Black; Chief I'oUce, J. M, Stewart; Police Sergeant, John McLaren; CongtabUn, W. H. Haywood, J T. Abray; Chief }iire Department and Inspector, J. H. Carlisle; Engineer, A, W. Cameron; Honuital Steward, Owen Hughes. Fire Brigade: President, (i L. Schetky; Chi^, J. H. Carlisle; Amatant Chitf, J. 0. Oarvin; Foremen, J. Livington and J. Matier; Secretary, Thos. Beckett; Trea- turer, A. B. McKenzie. Rishton S. Jones, La te Paym aster R.N. Federal Life Assurance Company Clpeiie«r>s Areade, mp statr*. H n 30 O VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 223 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. Abbott H., general superintendent Western Division C. P. R., res. Hastings st. Adams J. C, music store, Water st. Abrahams Samuel, fruit store, Carroll st. Abrams Jas. & Co., clothers, etc., Carroll st. Abrams Jas., clothier, res. Nanaimo, P. C. Abrams & Co., furniture dealers, etc., Carroll st Abrams John (A. & Co), res. Carroll sc. Abray J. T., constable. Allen & Nicol, props. Edinburgh Hotel, Water st. Alexander J. J., lumber surveyor (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Alexander Richard H., manager (H. S. M. Co.), Alderman, Ward 3. Alexander R. H. H,, clerk (H. S. M. Co.), office, Vancouver. Allan & McCurtney. Allan P., Vancouver. Allan G. L., boot and shoemaker, Cordova st, Allen (A. & Nicol.) Allen C. O. & McPherson, Bodega hotel. Arkell H., commission merchant, Cordova st Arlington Hotel, P. Gardiner prop., Pender St., Vancouver. Ash (McPhalen & Ash.) Austin Mrs., False Creek. Ayre J. F., wood and coal wharf. Water st Aylwin C. W., Gladstone Hotel. Bailey J. A., real estate agent, Cordova st. Baldwin Geo. F., city treasurer, city hall. Balfour Robt. (Martin & Balfour), Burrard Hotel. Ball Wm., house painter, Granville st Banham Alfred, meat salesman (Vancouver Market) Bank of British Columbia, J. C. Keith, manager, Hastings st Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Denny pastor, Westminster avenue. Barker E., porter, C. P. R. Barker John, plasterer. Baker & McConnell, commission merchants, Abbott st Barnett Thos. E., foreman (C. P. R.) Baxter C. S., Accountant, Alexander st Beaton & Co., John, props.. Globe Hotel, Cordova st Beaty John, foreman loggers (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Beck A. E., cierk (J. Boultbee.) Beckett Thos., secretary fire brigade. Beckingsale D. L., M. D., etc., Cordova .st Behnsen C. L., foreman Kurtz's cigar factor^^ Beli W. C, secretary Y. M. C. A., merchant, wharf st W i CO j^^^ Q U^U I iAMC ^ nn ^"'^ ^^^« «^TS AND CAPS, TRUNKS. gO-IO p. fflLLIAlflg Cheap, Dniable & StyM Boots ft Shoes, I ERMINES' RMPORIUM. t Victoria, B. O. 224 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Bell H. A., contractor, Granville st, Belling T., watchmaker, Carroll st. Benedict R. H., secretary (C. P. R.) Bennett C, laborer (C. P, R.) Bergland & Co., gents' furnishings, Holman block, Cordova st. Bergland O. S., (Bergland & Co.) Berry H. A., coal dealer, Hastings st. Black T. T., barrister, Seymour st. Blackstone Thos., bar-tender, Water st. Blair E. A., Esmond saloon, corner Abbott st. and Water st. Blair W. T., prop. Terminus saloon, Water st. Blake & Muir, barristers, Cordova st. Blake — (Blake & Muir), barrister. Blake, stevedore, Vancouver. Blake Bros., bakeis, Carroll st. and Inlet. Blake Alfred (Blake Bros.) Blake T. L. (Blake Bros.) Bloomquist F. M., Vancouver. BIythe Henry, prop. Winnipeg House, Water street. Bodega hotel, Allen & McPherson, props., Carroll st. Bodwell F. W., employ C. P. R. Bodwell Fred., agent Dominion Express Co., Cordova st. Bodwell E. v., real estate agent. Bolson A. G., carpenter, Hastings st. Boehlofsky T. A., prop. International Restaurant, Cordova st. Bouillon Jos., furniture dealer, Hastings st. Boultbee John, barrister-at-law, Ferguson block. Brddy (Taylor & Brady), Water st. Beaumont, prop. Palace Restaurant, Water st. Brcnchley E., clerk (C. P. R.) Brennan (Cox Sr Brennan), Cordova st. Brewer W. A., carpenter, Carroll st. Bridge hotel, J. Austin prop., Westminster avenue. Brien P. O., tailor, employ F. R. Leahy, Abbott st. British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co., C. Z. Perry, man- ager, Cordova st. Britton Thos., Vancouver, Brock & Co. J. A., photographers. Brodie F. G., watchmaker, etc., Cordova st. Brooks Fred., telegraph department. Brown Wm., prop. "Vancouver Weekly Herald." Brown D. E., dist. freight and passenger agent (C. Brown Wm., clerk (J. Boultbee), barrister. Brown F, wine and spirit merchant, Water st. Brown & Co., wholesale liquor dealers. Water st. P. R.) .2 < ^ .5 > Kg 0_ 4-) S 9< to ^ The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. .2 2 O *-> il (uC/5 -St CO c to ti X w k O o c o Q CO « ti a 4 » B H 4 o si OX) u c ^ •^ c ?< (fl • ia« JS *•> p-..y ^> •St (0 c (0 Z O O c Q ■■■■■■■BHRaRBaasa C. a * Q H ti 4 C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^!;^'Sl°Jl°''^' Accato Air the Bell Orgaa, Welier •■«! fttelaway l*l«n«H. r > s o 2: (D r 2 5" ? o O o 03 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 225 Brown W. (Brown & Co.), Water st. Brunette Saw Mill Co., Westminster avenue. Brunswick hotel, P. Carey, Hastings st. Buehard D., laborer (C. P. R.) Burnett F., laborer (C. P. R.) Burrard hotel, Martin & Bal 'bur, props., Cordova st. Byshe F. W., employ R. K. Winter, barber, Cordova st. Cambie H. J., chief engineer (C.P. R.) Cameron Alex., engineer fire department, Water st. Campbell, Ogle & Co., gents' furnishing goods, Ferguson block. Campbell Alex., dentist (Campbell & Co.), W. Harkins, Vancouver. Campbell A. McD., Vancouver. Carden & Herman, architects and civil engineers, Cordova st. Cargill John (Cargill Bros.), livery stables. Cargill Bros., livery stables. Carey P., prop. Sunnyside hotel. Carlisle J. H., chief of fire brigade. Carter Louis, prop. Carter house, Water st. Carter John L., bar-tender (Carter house.) Carter C. H., asst. time-keeper (C. P. R.) Cartier H. J. & Brc, watchmakers and jewellers, Carroll sL Cartier Louis (Cartier & Bro.) Cartier C. L., prop. Tremont house, Carroll st. Catholic Church, Rev. Father Fay, priest, Richard st. Carleton F. W., agent C. P. N. Co., Vancou\>cr. Caulfield E., machinist (H. S. M. Co.\ Vancouver. Central hotel, T. Quann, prop., Cord i s^ Ceperlcy H. T., real estate agent, C 1 a st. Charleston D. B., inspector C. P. R. office, Cordova st. Chase & Co. B. F., props. Mascott saloon, Seymour st. Christie Miss A., teacher public school. Clair Peter, prop. Mauson Dore hotel, Cordova st Cleveland hotel. W. Harkins, prop. Cice.v^ne G., employ Vai«couver baker>-. City hotel, Desante^ & Cos |»rops., Powell st. Clau^ Robert (jilmore ftOirk), Carroll st, Clarteson J., hnuse painter. Pender st. Clayton P. W., prop. Occtiliiil hotel, Water st. Clemens — > U. S. consul. Clements J., supt. construction C. P. R. buildings, Ccrdova itL Clements W., prop. Tremont house. Alexander st. Clcm«its R. J., clerk (E. S. ScouUar & Co.), Water st. .Cl«idenning C, contractor, Vancouver. Clendenning J., real estate agent, Westminster avenue. Clinton Rev. D. Fiennes -, pastor Episcopal Church. B. WILLIAMS & CO., M*k« * Spkcialty of CHiLPnKNs' Clothinq. KMunioe ib«ir Stock Ix^fore going eUewhe JOHNSCM STRCKT, BE~ &itO*0 AND OOUQLA8 ViOTORiA. B. O- «• I V) '-• IT < o a i 2 '^ p i. 3 Erskine's Boot and Shoo Emporini,} On. COVMIMENT AND JOHiNN STt^ Victoria, B. O. 226 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Clunie Geo A. (Forlong & Clunie), Abbott st Clute & Co., John S., drygoods, etc., Water st. Clute John S. (J. S. C. & Co.), Westminster ave. Clute John M. (J. S. C. & Co.). Water st. Cohen J., man. Cosmopolitan hotel, Cordova st. Coldwell Chas. A., foreman H. S. M. Co., Vancouver. Cold well J as., engineering staff (C. P. R.) Cole H. F., prop. Greyhound hotel. CoUister John, contractor, Hastings st Conley Chas., Oppenheimer st. Connor M., laborer (C. P. R,) Connor H. E.. clerk (C P. R.) Cook E., contractor, Hastings st. Cook, painter (Durham & Co.), Vancouver. C. P. R. hotel, Dunbar, prop.. Hastings st. Corbould & McColl, barri.sters-at-law, Cordova st. Cordiner F., blacksmith (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Cordiner P., blacksmith (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver.) Cosgrove Edmond, prop. Regina hotel, Water st. Cosmopolitan hotel, C. Louch, prop., Cordova st. Costello M., Eagle hotel, Westminster avenue. Cote F., boom-tender (H S. M, Co.), Vancouver. Cotter J., carpenter, Alexander st. Ccughtry A. R., Vancouver, near Water st. Couture Phillip, contractor, Granville st. Cox & Brennan, liquors and cigars, Cordova st. Crabbe J„ caretaker C. P. R. offices, Cordova st. Crai^ W,, roadmaster (C. P. R.) Crandcl N., millinery, Westminster avenue. Crocker W. J. upholsterer, Cordova st. Crobs L. J., prop. Syndicate saloon, Abbott st. Crow John, cigar maker, employ J. Kurtz. Cyrs T. D., prop. Granvrlie hotel, Water st. Cummings, Vancouver. Dana A. J., r^iirchasing agent (C. P. R.) Daniels F jv., baptist minister, Westminster avenue. Desantcls & Co., prop. City hotel, Powell st. Devine John, accountant, city auditor, Cordova st. Devine Henry, photographer (Brock & Co.), Cordova st. Dodd W. S., agent C. P. R., Vancouver. Dodds R. E., hardware dealer, Carroll st. Doering Chas., prop. Stag & Pheasant hotel. Water st. Dominion Custom House, Isaac Johns, collector, Water st. Downie Wm., asst. supt., C. P. R. Donohuc Thos., logger, Pender st. •♦.* A. CRECC A. SON, Artist Tailors, rates Street, Oi'TOSiTE Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. (0 CO ti X 4f o o c H H Z HI H CD Si 5 O 2 z Cb o w -I > CO 5' 3 3 r o 01 > 01 Z o 3D I O O < n ? 3 m Z H B (D CO o H o > o O 3 PD CO t3 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 227 Dougall John, prop. Dougall house, Cordova st. Douglas & Co., John C, real estate agents, Abbott st. Duffy Geo., stage-driver, Dupont st. Dufour & Co., gents' furnishing store, Carroll st. and Cordova st. Dufour W. (Dufour and Co.) Dufresne & Lebel, barbers. Alexander st. Dufresne Kred. (Dufresne and Lebel.) Dunn & Co., hardware dealers, Cordova st. Dunn Thos (Dunn & Co.) Durham & Cook, painters, Powell st. Eather Geo., employ Troy laundry, Dupont st. Edinburgh hotel, Allan & Nicol, props.. Water st. Edson H. J., prop. Hole in the Wall saloon, Abbott st. Edwards & Thicke, general store, Cordova st. Edwarks (E. & Thicke), Cordova street. Edwards H. J., telegraph operator, Cordova st. English Episcopal Church, Rev.H. Fiennes-Clinton, pastor. Gore av. Pagan J. L.. clerk C. P. R. European hotel. Water st Evans David, tailor, Cordova street. Ferguson A. G., C. E., res. Hastings st Ferguson R. C, manager R. C. P. Mills, Carroll st. Finney J. A., prop, auction mart, Carroll st First Presbyterian Church, Rev. T. G. Thomson, pastor, Oppen- heimer st Fletcher C. E.. clerk (P. O.), Hastings st Fooks F., Columbia hall, Water st Forlong & Clunie, clothing store, Abbott st Forlong J. C. (F. & Clunie.) Forrest A. B., foreman C. P. R. Forrest W. H., clerk C. P. R. Foster F., laborer C. P. R. Praser & Leonard, commission merchants, Cordova st Fraser A. C. (F. & Leonard,) Eraser Geo., carpenter, Oppenheirner st Fox J, M., mason & contractor, P. O. Box 84. Fromme John M., clerk, Clarke st Fuller, Freeman & Co., grocers, Cambie st Fyfe H., Vancouver. Galley W. H., manager Tye & Co., Carroll st Gannon P., butcher, Alexander st Gardiner B., prop. Arlington hotel, Pender st Garrison J., laborer C. P. R. Garvin (Secord & G.), contractor, Dupont st. Garvin J. G., asst. chief, fire brigade. GOTO 6. WILLIAMS i CO., E^ s o. ft s n's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing Johnson Strsst. bit. Broao ano Douoiuao, Viotoria, B. O. Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } KRSKINrS EMPORIUM, VioroRiA, B. O. 228 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. n Gerrard A. A., tallyman (R. C. P. Mills), Carroll st. . Gillis W., contractor, Vancouver. Gilmore & Clarke, gents' furnishings, Carroll st. Gilmore Alex. (Gilmore & Clarke), res. Victoria. Globe hotel. Woods & Thompson, props.. Water st. Godin Bruno, clerk (Gold house), Water st. Gold Edward, prop. Gold house, Water st. Gordon R. W., mgr. Vancouver San Juan Lime Co. Gordon G. R., clothing, boots and shoes, Carroll st Goulding E. C, barrister-at-law, Abbott st. Graham D. W., inerchant tailor, Vancouver. • Graham J. W., tailor, Cordova st. Graner M. Grant Robt., general store, Cordova st. Grant W., Woodbine saloon, Cordova st. Granville hotel, T. D. Cyrs, prop., Cordova st. Grassie W. H., watchmaker, etc., Cordova st. Gravelev & Spinks, real estate, etc., Cordova st. Graveley Walter E. (G. & Spinks), Cordova st. Gray T. C, merchant, Cordova st. Gray J., Vancouver. Gray D. G. & Co., builders, Westminster avenue. Greer S., real estate agent, English Bay. Gregory G., saw hamerer (H. S. M. Co.) Gregory Geo. jr., clerk (H.S.M.Co.) Greyhound hotel, Water st, H. Cole, prop. Grifflth Joseph, real estate agent, Vancouver. Hach Chas., manager J. Sehl's furniture store, Cordova st. Hall & Quackenbush, real estate agents, Granville st Hall Findlay (H. & Quackenbush.) Hall Rev. Jos., Methodist minister. Water st Hall Lewis J.; fruit and tobacco store. Water st. Hall J.as. Z., insurance agt., etc., Cordova st. Hamilton L. A., assistant land commissioner, C.P.R. office. Hamilton E. P., contractor and builder, Vancouver. Hanafin Mrs., milliner, Cordova st Hanafin & Bevis, blacksmiths, Hastings st Hansen Martin, saw-filer (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Hansen Peter, tinsmith, employ Vair & Miller, Carroll st Harbell O., Vancouver. ^ Hargraves W. C, builder, Oppenheimer st Harkins W., street contractor, Water st Harkins W., prop. Cleveland hotel. Harms — , baker, Hastings st. Harrison J., clerk, C.P. R. A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. Th« Newest Trousering always on hand. 5- > <• o c H H m i •< ' o* ■"m UM, C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^o5Ii!!!«®J°"^ As«ata Iter Ike ■•II Orgaii, Welicr nBd MrlnwHy piumm. I.C. m 31 « I O r > w o c H H m ■n o Z z •< o' 31 H Dd M r w > d >-H 2: o > r o o M H > td r :z: 3 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 229 Hart F. W.^ Pioneer furniture store. Cordova st Harvey R. G., clerk (Bank of B. C), Hastings st. Hastings Saw Mill Co., R. H. Alexander, mgr., P. O. Box 146. Hastings Saw MilKIo.'s store, Cordova St. Hastings John R., estate agent, Oppenheimer st. Hayden & Co., general merchants, Water st. Hayes W. H., restaurant, Sunnyside hotel. Hayes & Mcintosh, Mainland market. Haywood W. B., police constable, city hall. Heintz Geo. W., general passenger dept. (C. P. R.) Hemlow H., Vancouver. Henderson Bros., wholesale commi< , May W. H., butcher. Water st. ; i ; -n; ^^ >^ Mellon H. A., real estate agent, Seymour st. - , Melmot Robt., marker (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Melmot Robt. W., marker (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Melvin J. G., watchmaker, Water st. , = ;" Methodist Church, Rev. J. Hall, pastor, Water st. Merrifield Alex., sawyer (H. S. M.), Vancouver. ' . Middlemas J., clerk C. P. R, Miller Jonathan, postmaster, Hastings st. Miller W. O., secretary C. P. R. < ■ Miller (Vair & M.), tinsmith, Carroll st. . . . ;; ' ' Miller F. J., clerk in P. O., Hastings st. • ^ ' '/ ' /; ■ •» Miller B., clerk in P. O., Hastings St. V • • ' Mitchell John, blacksmith. Water st. i • ' ' ' ■' ; Mohrman John, laborer, George avenue. • • Moodyville Saw Mill Co., Ld., B. Springer, manager, office Water st. -r - v ' Mooney L., carpenter (H. S. M.), Vancouver. Moore L., clerk C. P. R. ' Morris Geo., tailor, with T. R. Leahy, Abbott st. •; Morrison Ja.s., accountant and collector. Water st. " ;.•'.>•" Morrow G. L., clerk, C. P. R. . ' Mowatt A. J., book-keeper (H. S. M.), Vancouver. ;> ; Mozley H. L., barber, Carroll st. r ^^w ^-l Mulhall J. J., clerk, C. P. R. > .'^^ ri Muir (Blake & Muir), barristers etc., Cordova st. v • • . Muller Fred., cabinet-maker, Cordova st. * ' Munro (McKinnon & M.), builder. Munro D., C. P. R. wharfinger. Water st. Murray C. W., book-keeper (R. C. P. M. Co.) Mussender C. D., Vancouver Laundry, Powell st. Mutrie & Murchison, Soda Water Works, Vancouver Myers Mrs., Woodbine Rest., Cordova st. McAlister John, carriage works, Alexander st. ^ < Mcammon D L., Vancouver. McCartney & Marmette, architects and C. E.'s McCartney A. E. (M. & Marmette), architect. McCartney W. E. & Bro., druggists, Cordova st. McCartney Fred. (W. F. Mc. & Bro.) GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Bro. [ 1 Johnson STmrr. bet. Broad and Douolas, Viotoria, B. O. Glieap, DniaUe & StyM Boots & Shoes, { ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM. Victoria, El. O. (0 ol zi dI « (OH Si si Wis CO 232 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. McColl A. J. (Corbould & McC), Cordova st. McConnell Jas., speculator, Dunlevy avenue. McConnell Gilbert, speculator, Dunlevy av. McCrady F. Welcome, Architect, Burrard house. McCrany (Stephenson & Mc), Vancouver. McDonald Archie (Larsen & McD.), prop. Union hotel, Abbott st. McDonald & Cameron, contractors, Vancouver. McDonald & Co. J. G., contractors, Vancouver. McDonald Thos., agent, Pender st. McDougall A., commission merchant, Carroll st. McDougall A., employ C. P. R. McDougall & Co., contractors, Vancouver. McDowell H., druggist, Cordova st. McFadden (Thain & McFadden), stevedores. McFarland J. W., contractor, Alexander st. McFeeley E. J. (McLennan & McFeeley.) McGregor John, groceries, Cordova st. McGuigan W. J., M. D. and surgeon, coroner, Cordova st. McGuigan Thos. F„ city clerk. Mcintosh (Hayes & Mcintosh), Mainland market. McKay D., Cordova street. McLaren John, Sergt. of police, city hall. McLean & Grant, props. Woodbine hotel, Cordova st. McKenzie A B., treasurer fire department. McLean Neil, carpenter, Cordova st. McLean J., mgfc Abrams Sc Co. McKinnon & Munro, builders, Vancouver. McKinnon John, blacksmith, C, P. R. McLellan & Barnes, Carroll st. McLennan & McFeeley, tin and metal workers, etc., Powell st. McLennan John, real estate agent. Water st. McLennan — , the Cabinet saloon. Water st. MeManus D., Vancouver. McNaughton D., tobacconist, Cordova st. McPhalen & Ash, furniture dealers, Hastings st. McPherson A. J., Bodega hotel, Carroll st. McRae Duncan, builder, Vincouver. McTeigh H.. upholsterer (.ibrams & Co.) Neelands & Co., commission merchants, Hastings st. Nelson Chas., druggist, Carroll st. Nelson F.. laborer, C. P. R. Newsom John, bar-tender (Sunnyside hotel.) Newton H. J., clerk (H.S.M.Co.) Nicol — (Allen & Nicol), Edinburgh hotel. Neilson A., carpenter (H. S. M. Co.) O +J (U < V. tn tn The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CREGC & SON, YATES SIVEET, VICTORIA, B. .S > •4-> "J DC "u c o_ o< (A . 9r ■ bjO - O <^ 2 o CL O ^> C (U •St CO £ (0 4^ O o c o Q CO c. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^L"^!k®I°''^' Agcntit for Ibe Hell Organ, Wcb^r and ftcinway PIhuah. CO > w ■H (U u en . a. 0/3 dj S > DC "u c ?^ b/) en . s* • bjo _r o rt 2 O *-> c u (utO •St CO £ (« X o o c o Q r w > o CD r fa ^ " O < o o Q < H SI 8 4 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 233 Northcote & Palmer, gnDcers, Carroll st, Ncrthcote Jos. L. (N & Palmer), Carroll st. Northcote J. O., alderman. Occidental hotel, W. Harkins, Water st. Ogle, Campbell and Co., merchants, Carroll st. O'Neill M., asst. telegraph operator, Cordova st. Oppenheimer Brothers, wholesale merchants, Powell st. Oppenheimer David (O. Bros.) Oppenheimer fsaac (O. Bros.) O'Rourke J., bartender, Stag & Pheasant hotel. Otton H. W., grocer, Cordova street. Ouillet G. C, sewing machine dealer, Vancouver. Palmer Bros., commission merchants. False creek. Palmer (Northcote & Palmer), grocers. Parhan B., laborer, C. P. R. Parker Miss, False creek. Parker Misses, milliners. False creek. Pauline P., mgr. Vancouver Wine Co., Cordova street. Perry C. Z., manager B. C. Bookstore, Cordova st. Peterson J., operator (C. P. R.) Pickens M., agent, Vancouver. Pitt R. D., real estate agent. Water st. Pleace Alfred, clerk, custom house broker. Water st. Porter W., contractor, Beattie st. Price Mrs., milliner, Oppenheimer st. Pruter S. L., time-keeper, C. P. R. Quackenbush (Hall & Q.), real estate agent. Quann Thos., prop. Central hotel, Cordova st. Queen Bros., livery stables, Cambie st. Queen C. L. (Queen Bros.) Quinn Dr. T. F., surgeon dentist, Carroll st. - Rand Bros., real estate brokers, Cordova st. Rand Edw. E. (R. Bros.), Cordova street. Rand E. S. (Rand Bros,), res. Victoria. Rees E. J., salesman, Vancouver. Regina hotel, E. Cosgrove, prop.. Water st. Reisterer, Robt., brewer. Western avenue. Rekabe J. A., City Brewery. Reesor D. A., watchmaker and jeweller, Cordova st. Richards S. O., barrister (Corbould & McCoU.) Ridley H. H., water-tender, H. S. M., Vancouver. Robertson & Co., real estate agents, Cordova st. Robertson & Co. Gideon R., Cordova st. Robertson R., salesman (Gilmore & Clark.) Robin H. A., cabinet maker (Abrams & Co.) VI r 3 ?^ o IT X o 3 < o O B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty of Childbens' Clothing. Examine their 8tock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. Q. 3* O. oT v> £L 5* r* {U r* o 3 n ►ft p> 3 • CL w 3 Erskine's Boot imil Shoe Eipoiim,} '"•'sssi.rB'T"'"' ao 234 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Robinson J. W., public school teacher, Vancouver. Robinson W. J., fruit dealer, Water st. Robinson R., car-checker (C. P. R.) , ' ; ' •' Robson Jas., painter, Water st. '>i Roe W., laborer (C.P.R.) Rolls J. F., M. D., Vancouver drug store, Cordbva st. Rome Andrew, employ H. J. Cambie (C. P. R.) Ross & Co., real estate agents, Hastings st. , Ross A. W., M. P. (Ross & Co.) Rowling A. H., groceries, Westminster avenue. Royal City Planing Mills, False creek, R. G. Ferguson, manager, Carroll st. Schlenk John, prop, dining rooms, Dougall house. Schetky G. L., president fire brigade. Scott E. G., clerk (H.S.M.Co.) ■■^■■■■- - j'^ ^^^ '• Scoullar & Co. E. S., tinsmiths, Water st. *'^ ■ ' v Scuitto John, Vancouver bakery, Powell st. ■- . ^ '^ ' ' Scurry H. T., barber, Abbott st. \.-y-y>^'':-f:t:)^--.:]rX':^^-,: Sea J., with H. & Co. (* ' ; ' ' \. ■ . Secord & Garvin, builders, Dupont st. i\' ; Shaw, Linton & Co., boat builders, Vancouver. Schl J., furniture store, Cordova st., res. Victoria, Shaw Campbell & Co., music store. : ' ' Shea S. S., night operator (C. P. R.) Shearer & Kemp, contractors, Oppenheimer st^ Schetky Geo., mgr. Ogle, Campbell & Co. / Shupe & Winch, fish and game dealers, Cordova st. Sinclair F. G., building agent (C. P. R.) Silverthorne J. B., carpenter, Hastings st. Simson Calvert, storekeeper, H. S. M, Co. Slater G. F., shingle mills. Smith Kenneth, Vancouver. Smith E. F., clerk (C. P. R.) Somes G. D., the Mascotte saloon, Cordova st. Sorby Thos. C, architect, Cordova st. Soule W. H., stevedore, Vancouver. South C. E., employ C. P. R. Spinks J. Manley (Graveley & Spinks), res. Westminster av. Spring T. B., contractor, Vancouver. Springer B., manager Moodyville Saw Mill Co. Stag & Pheasant hotel, C. Doering, prop., Water st. .Stanton J. grocer, Abbott st. Slater Geo., prop. Vancouver shingle mills. Smith John B., engineering staff C. P. R. Star hotel, J. Powis, prop., Cordova st. I- Ah 50 o A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Tates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. (0 c ■ wmm Z o c a and Water Sts., Vancouver* B.C. Vancouver Market /c R. eOUQJHTf^EY, 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHIPPING BUTCHER The Best Assortment constantly on hand. Logging Camps aud Sblps Hupplied at wholesale rates. } WATER ST., VANCOUVER, B. a VANCOUVER SODA WATER WORKS, MUTRIE & MURCHieON, >■ - WESTMINSTER AVENUE — tXanvfaotvbers of JOHN MITCHELL, Praotic^l/' Bl^cbmfth *" in *" all "^ its <» BfancKes. WATBR ST., VAUrCOVTER, 1B. €. R. MATHISON, Jr. Jol&Cnreial Printer NASTtNCS ST, vmHfyEB. 1. C. VANCOUVER CARRIAGE Jno. McAllister, A. C.Thompson ALEXANDER ST., VANOOUVER, BO. All kinds of Carriapes Dfade indi llepalred. NWSE SNOCINC it OENERAL BLACKSMITNING. i VANCOUVFR ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMSON BROS. Booksellers, Stationers & Priaters VANCOUVER, B.O., & CALGARY. N.W T. «--T5 X>3DuAuXiXI3E(a XW *s-^ imil PAPER/TOYS, FANCY GOODS & FISHING TACKLE) ) IH OFFICE STATIOHEE! I Wt Carry Uto Momt ConwleUt Htoek in Letter Presses, Ink, Blank Books, Letter Books, ink Stands, Law Forms. THOMSON BROS* BOOESTORE, Oordovs Street, Vanoonver, B. O. VANCOUVER City Brewery J. A. REKAB & CO , Proprietors. •ttauarvBTxixuv ox* FINE ALES & PORTERS. > n C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^2So^°=.^=.°''^' AceaU for the Bell OrcM»< Weber nad Htriiiwuy PI«h«». t-1 cr CD > ^ !-<• H 3 z m CD CO (Tt- r m > u z a o CO H > e-t- F o tJ- 71 C0 ^ i-j" r D m CD > CO (0 <-•- ?^ » o 3 31 3 H-' ce 3 O CQ Z CO CO S 00 o a o < r+. m tJ' 30 CD Z s dd m CD 2 CO H «-♦- H • ^ < O 3 31 JB > :3- CO OB • pr 13 VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 235 Stark C, builder, Vancouver. St. Elmo hotel, Cartwright, prop., Carroll St. Stephenson & MrCraney, contractors, Vancouver. Stennet R. B., laborer, C. P. R. Stewart John M., chief of police, city hall. Storey G. W., car. acct. (C. P. R.) ^ V ' Strathern C. E., architect, Granville st. ., , V Strong W. O., resident engineer (C.P.R.) ;.:;;;. Stringham Chas., sign painter, water St. >, ', Sullivan Arthur W., Vancouver. ;> r Sullivan Chas., Vancouver ; , , ^ ■. ;; Sunnyside hotel; Cargill, Water st. • ;• > v, ' Sweeney W., laborer (C. P. R.) < ' • . • Sweet, bricklayer, Vancouver. Sylvan Louis (S. & Britton), Cordova st. * - ' .- Sylvan & Britton, groceries, etc., Cordova st. Symons C, tailor, Cordova street. - , Syndi^'ate saloon, L. J. Cross, prop., Abbott st. v , Talcott (Kent & T.), Bay View hotel. Water st. Tatlow Capt. R. G., real estate agent, Cambie st. Taylor N., carpenter, Globe hotel, Water st. ;. .; Taylor & Brady, gents' furnishing goods, Water st. Telegraph office, H. J. Edwards, operator, Cordova st. ' r- Telephone office, C. S. Tilley. operator, Cordova st. g /x ;": Ternan H, W., contractor, Dupont st. Ternan Chalmer, carpenter, Dupont st. Ternan Wesley, carpenter, Dupont st. Templeton W., groceries, etc., Carroll st. Terhune A. N., Vancouver. Thain & McFadden, stevedores, Vancouver. Thain Murray, Vancouver. Thicke Arthur C. (Edwards & T.), Cheapside store, Water st. Thomas G., cigar-maker (Kurtz & Co.) Thompson Bros., stationers, Cordova st. Thompson W., waggon maker, Alexander st. Thompson J. S. (Woods & T.), Globe hotel. Thomson Rev. T. G., pastor First Presbyterian Church. Thomson J., groceries, etc., Westminster avenue. Thornton J. B., grocer, Cordova st. Tilley S. T., books and stationery, Cordova street. Tilley C. S., telephone operator, Cordova street. Tivoli saloon, "\A'interbeck & Myers, props. Tonkeirs J., builder, Vancouver. Townley J., gen. supt. accts. (C. P. R.) Tremont hotel, C. R. Cartier, Carroll st. 3 s- O 3 !< crq ^ J-. » 3 3 8 n f^ 3 o 3 n OX- CO O C S GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing Johnson Strict, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Viotoria, B. O. HfladpartBrs for Boots and Shoes, ) "^'"^^J^TS"""'- Ho I 236 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY, (VANCOUVER) Tye & Co., hardware merchants, W. H. Galley, man., Powell st. Tynon Thos., employ C. P. R. Union hotel, Larsen & McDonald, props., Abbott st. Upton Miss, private school, Oppenheimer st. Urquhart Wm., wholesale liquors and cigars, Powell st. Vair & Miller, stoves and tinware, Carroll st. ' Van Bramer Capt, Vancouver. Vancouver post office, J. Miller, Postmaster, Hastings st. Vancouver drug store. Dr. Rolls, Cordova st. Vancouver Laundry, C. D. Mussenden, prop., Powell st. Vancouver San Juan Lime Co., R. W. Gordon, manager. Vancouver market, Shupe and Winch, props., Cordova st. " Vancouver Hferald," Cordova st. Vancouver Wine Co., Cordova st. " Vancouver Daily News," Cordova st. Vashon E., contractor, Pender St. ■ ■'■'^ ' Vaughan E., clerk (C.P.R.) Vivian Wm., painter, Richards st. Walkem H. B., engineer (C.P.R.) Walsh John, clerk (Burrard hotel), st. Walworth C, laborer (C.P.R.) Walworth P., laborer (C. P. R.) Ward Arthur, nightwatchman, C. P. R. wharf. Ward J. W., clerk, C. P. R. wharf. . Water street market, A. W. Wright, prop.. Water st. Watson Bell, barber, Cordova street. Watson W. H., clerk (Regina house,) Weaver J., asst. time-keeper (C. P. R.) Webb (Kane & Webb), Abbott st. Weeks Geo., clerk in charge H. B. Co. store. West A. J., laborer (C. P. R.) White W., steward (H. S. M. Co.), Vancouver. Whiteacre (McDonald & Co.), builder, Vancouver. Whiteway W. T., architect, Alexander st. Widen & Co. L., props. European hotel. Water st. Wiegand C. W., furniture dealer. Water st. Wilson W. B., real estate broker, Cordova st. Wilson John, C. P. R. stables. Vv^inch R. V. (Shupe & Winch), Cordova st. Winnipeg house H. Blyth, prop.. Water st. Winter R. R, hair dresser, etc., Cordova st, Woodaman J. F., horse shoer, Oppenheimer st. Woodbine hotel, McLean & Grant, prop.. Water st. Woods & Thompson, props. Globe hotel. Water st. Woods, Turner & Gamble, commission agents, Cordova st. t> A. CREGC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. ■ Pi (8 S^ t)l I « IhI r 0) Hi . tJ . ' i '''II I I, ; : , „ .. J, I . '" "Wl*»ill l'i)IHiii..).. --^^ till i), Ij 1.^ " IriBiJr.fib ^, 1 1 j ^^ wm.rae; 13 .«- f ■ .'■ '^''^^ '"!:••?■•? *'h|n| ' • i ',* '•-'>► ),'?"f>^ ^"V^l Vl aW^i* '/'til I I - ' ^\^-''fi'iX ''I'? %»» t» and from ^,i? ^4^R^6 » "5-s,v» •-^.j*44".-*j.j '""' " "■'" •f*""'il"'''i ii r i tiin iii ; i , i i AtL OESCmi>TI0H^ OF -r '^ ' r k ■^ 'Ct c •n n C. A. Lombard & Co., '•^^:!3„!!iV!"L°J°"- AsenU for tke Bell •rgs>« Weber «iid HIrlaway PlaBe*. H X M r > d 1—4 o > 1—4 r o :d o M C/) H > r w w H ■ O r > «» o c H H m •n :p o z z m O' ■ 8 J3 .3 NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 237 Wright G. H., baker, Granville st. Wright W. N., tinsmith, Hastings st. Wright A. W., grocer, Water st. VANCOUVER NAMES OMITTED. Bevis (Hanafin & B.), blacksmith. Clark J. W., gen. prov. dealer, Cordova st. Couth Robt, gen. prov. dealer, Ph .v creek. EMPLOYEES C. P. R. IN VANCOUVER. Abbott H., gen superintendent. Barker E., portttr. Benedict R. H., secretary. Bennett C, laborer. Bodwell F. v., employee. Breachley E., clerk. Brown D. E., dist. freight and passenger agent. Buchard D., laborer. Burnett P., laborer. Buttery N., baggagem aster. Carter C. H., asst. time-keeper. Connon H. C, clerk. Connor M., laborer. Craig W., road master. Dana A. J., purchasing agent. Dodd W. S., agent. Downie W., asst. superintendent. Fagan J. L., clerk. Forrest W. H., clerk. Forrest A. B., foreman. Foster F., laborer. Frome J. F., nightwatchman Garrison J., laborer. Harrison J., clerk. Heintz G. W., clerk. Henderson S., clerk. Lunn E., laborer. • '> MiHdle'.ias J., clerk. Miller W. O., secretary. . loore L., clerk. Morrow G. L., clerk. Mulhall J. J., clerk. McDougall A., employee. Nelson F., laborer. Parhan B., laborer. Peteijon J., operator. Preuter S. L., time-keeper. Robinson R., car-checker. Roe W,, laborer. Shea S. S., night operator. Sinclair F. G., baggage agent. South C. E., employee. Smith E. F., clerk. Stennet R. B., laborer. Storey G. W., car. acct. Sweeney A., laborer. Terhune A. N., secretary. Townley J. D., gen. supt. acct. Vaughan E., clerk. Walworth C, laborer. Walworth F., laborer. Weaver J., asst. time-keeper, West A. J., laborer vVilliams C, laborer. Rishton S. Jones, Late Paymaster R.N. Federal Life Assurance Company SpcBeer*! Arcade, ap ttaln. c o 2: o 3 O. in n tr 8 tX5 n r o 1^ "^ 5 3. I 3 Bllfll I I A MQ 9 pn K.eep always in Stock a First-Cian ABSortment of . IflLLIAlVIO Ot UU., Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. Thom. Johnson STfteer ,Ber. Broad and Douolas. Victoria. B. O. i 3 •■,V Imense Asaortment of Boots and Shoes. I ^'m;»Tr III z o e •s a X I Ti 3« SI ml CO 238 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. MAPLE RIDGE MUNICIPALITY. This is the only rural municipality in British Columbia through which the Cana- dian Pacific Railway passes. It extends from Pitt River to Stave River, a distance of sixteen miles on the right bank uf the Fraser River. It has three railway stations, viz: Fiammond, Haney, and Warnock. Haney's chief industry is brickmaking. It has also a salmon freezing establish- ment. Hammond is the most important point on the right bank of the Fraser abo^e New Westminster. Being centrally located in the best agricultural section of the municipality, it presents advantages for. business which are desLined to make it an important town. Dairying as an industry has r }t yet been prosecuted to any great extent, but taking into consideration the many thousands of acres of meadow lands in the vicin- ity of Hammond, producing nitritious grasses in abundance, this industry, in the near future, will be an important factor in conducing to the wealth of the mnnioi- cipality. Municipal OFFICERS. — Beeve — W. J. Harris. Couneillora — A. Docksteader, H. Ferguson, John Laity, J. W. Sinclair, H. Dawson. Clerk — Paul Murray. Collector — D. C. Webber. TVeastirer — John McKenney. Assessor — J. M. Webster. MAPLE RIDGE DIRECTORY. (P.O. address Port Haney, Maple Ridge and Port Hammond.) Anderson A. G., fmr., Hammond. Apunat Geo., farmer, Hammond. Baker Peter, farmer, Haney. Baker E. P., farmer, Hammond. Beckett H. R., brickmak'r, Haney. Beckett E., brickmaker, Haney. Best James, farmer, Haney. Beggum Arch., fmr., Warnock. Blackstock G., farmer, Hammond. Blackstock R., fmr., Hammond. Blake Robt., farmer, Hammond. Bosom worth Thos., fmr., Haney. Brooke R. C, farmer, Hammond. Calder Peter, farmer, Warnock. Callaghan Jolm, fmr., Hammond. Callaghan Dan., fmr., Hammond. Carlson John, farmer, Haney. Clapcott W. G. C, farmer, Hmd, Cook James, farmer, Hammond. Cook Edward, farmer, Hammond. Davis W., farmer, Haney. Dawson Henry, fmr., Hammond. Docksteader D., postm'r, Haney. Docksteader Adam, fmr., Haney. Docksteader Arch'd., fmr., Hmd. Edge Samuel, farmer, Hammond. Ferguson Hector, farmer, Haney. Ferguson Angus, fmr, Hammond. Fitzpatrick John, farmer, Haney. Hammond John, fmr., Hkmmond. Hampton Wm., fmr., Hammond. Harris W. J., postma'r, Ham'd. Henry G. W.,nurseryman, Hamd. Hicks T., farmer, Warnock. Hinch John, farmer, Haney. Howison Geo., J. P., farmer, Hmd. Irving Adam, fmr, Hammond. Irving James, fmr, Hammond. Isaac William, fmr, Hammond. Knight E., blacksmith, Haney. Laity John. J. P., fmr, Hammond. Laity Thos., fmr, Hammond. Maio Jos., farmer, Haney. Martin Origin, farmer, Haney. Mee Geo., farmer, Haney. Mighton Jos., farmer, Haney. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA. B C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City. H P b (I) H fid OS Bh 0) Pi Pi H H fa 09 71 z s z H (0 H O H O o lUM, » ~ H a- fl ce 18, r. p jh- ;he an t>ut lin- the ioi- H. >r — ) ley. Tid. nd. ley. nd. ley. ind. nd. I. nd. nd. (I) « . < 012 md. B C. s C, A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^^^°^^l°''^' Agents for lh« Bell Organ, Weber and Stelaway Pianos. CO OS i > - (D (0 QD u < m Z m z H. o» SO o 3 q (D > PD CO a r o YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 239 Mohun Ed.. C.E. & J.P., Ham'nd. Morrison Angus, fmr, Haney. Murray Paul, schooltea'r, Ham'd. McCambridge John, fmr, Haney. McCann R. J., fmr, Hammond. McGregor Donald, fmr, VVarnock. Mclver John, farmer, Hammond. McKenney J no., fmr, Hammond. McLearn Jno.,brickmak'r, Haney. McLearn Mat., brickmkr, Haney. McPherson Dan., farmer, Ham'd. Nelson William, fmr, Hammond. O'Brien Jno., brickmak'r, Haney. O'Brien Elroy,brickmak'r. Haney. Oliver Noble, postm'r, Warnock. Oliver VVm., farmer, Warnock. Parkinson Wm., farmer, Haney. Reid Frank, farmer, Haney. Ring Andres, farmer, Haney. Ritchie John, farmer, Haney. Robertson Robt., fmr, Warnock. Robertson And., fmr, Warnock. Robertson Saml., fmr, Haney. Robertson James, fmr, Haney. Robertson Donald, fmr., Haney. Robinson Wm., fmr., Warnock. Scott James, fmr, Hammond. Sinclair J. W,, hotelk'r, Ham'nd. Sinclair T. F., storek'r, Haney. Smedley Wm., farmer, Haney. Smith G. E., fmr, Warnock. Stephens Joseph, farmer, Haney. Stickney Clement, fmr, Warnock. Sutherland Angus, fmr, Warnock. Trembath Jno., fmr, Hammond. Wales Wm., farmer, Hammond. Webber D. C, fmr, Hammond. Webster J. M., farmer, Haney. Wilson J. J., farmer, Hammond. HOPE AND POPCUM. The town of Hope is situated nearly 100 miles from the mouth of the Fraser River, and presents an attractive appearance. It is located on the most beautiful fiat along the Fraser River with space for a city of 30,000 inhabitants. Gold was discovered, though not In paying quantities, in Coquesalah River, immediately at the rear of Hope. It has always been an important trading post for the Similkameen Valley settlers, which is 40 miles from Hope. At one time Che head of navigation on the Fraser, until Yale was reached by steamer by an enterprising steamboat owner, Hope is still a place of considerable importance. The government is at present con- sidering the advisability of building a road from Hope to Nicola Valley, by which good agricultural land will be opened for settlers. At Popcum is a saw mill, owned by Knight Bros. This is a really picturesque village, and from the peaks of the adjoining mountains a magnificent vkw of the windings of the Fraser River and the adjacent settlements may be obtained, and on a clear day the waters of the Gulf of Georgia can be seen. Two milss below Fop- cuui is the Cheam Indian village. HOPE AND POPCUM DIRECTORY. (P.O. Address, Hope and Popcum.) Alvarez Manuel, laborer, Hope. Anderson Peter, farmer, 4 miles below Hope. Becvs John H., farmer, Hope, Bristol Wm., farmer, Bristol Island. P. O. Hope. Cawle}' Alfred, prop. Popcum shingle factory. ao mB. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. 5»-^ r:9k m if' t Q 'M^ ► ■Hi ^ ■ 'W^ •» «• P ■■»■- : . ,!■■- ) Johnson Stiikt, bet. Broad and DouoiAt, VioromA, B. O. Gbeap, Durable & StyM Boots ft Shoes, [ ■^H^.^TS"' 240 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Clark Wm., farmer, 14 miles be- low Hope, P.O. Hope. Copper A. C, clerk, Hope. Corrigan James, prop. Fort Hope hotel. Cromarty Wm., Popcum sawmill. Farr Joseph, farmer, op. Popcum. Flood W. L., carpenter. Fosson Mr., farmer, Cheam. Fraser Jas., H. B. C. clerk. Galloway Chas., prop. Columbia hotel. Herling Charles, farmer, Herling Island, Hope. Hicks Thomas, farmer, north side Fraser, 6 miles below Oha- mon, Hope. Hoy James, former, Cheam. Hunter Her ry, storekeeper, Hun- tersville, P. O. Hope. Jones Owen, farmer, Ohamon, P. O. Hope. Kennedy Robt., laborer, Popcum. Knight E. B. (Knight Bros.), P. O. Popcum. Knight Wm. (Knight Bros.), P. O. Popcum. Knight Bros., props. Popcum saw mill, 23 miles below Hope. Landvogt Mrs. Mary, wid., Hope. Murphy Chas., miner. Union Bar, P. O. Hope. Murphy James, saloon keeper. Union Bar, P. O. Hope. Murphy Jas., farmer, Herling Is. McDonald Bros., farmers, opp. Popcum, P. O. Ferny Coombe. McKenney Chas., farmer, Cheam district. Popcum Saw Mills, 23 miles be- low Hope, Knight Bros, props. Reiley John, farmer, 15 miles below Hope. Ryder R., Hope. Satton Alfred, farmer, Cheam di!;t. Shuttleworth Geo., laborer, Hope. Shuttleworth Henry, Hope, pack train to Similkameen. Starret W. A., supt. gO"t. roads bet. Popcum, Hope and Simil- kameen, P. O. Hope. Trotter Chas., carpenter, Popcum saw mill. Walker Wm., farmer, opp. Pop- cum, P. O. Ferny Coombe. Wardlc Jas., J. P., general mer- chandise, Hope. Wirth John W., salesman, Hope. "V'ates Wm., Sr., agent H. B. Co., Hope. YALE. The town of Yale ia situated on the right bank of the Fraser River, 110 miles from its mouth, at the head of nnintermpted navigation dnriug aboat nine months in the year. It is backed by some of the highest mountains on th«) mainland ; the site ia limited for building purposes. It has good wholesale and retail stores and exoe^bnt hotels. The town is nearly on the dividing line between two climatic zones — the moist coast climate, and the arid interior climate. There ore pleasant prospects from son** y)artB of the town. A short distMtue above the town the Fraser boils through a narrow gorge, and an active pede-ttrian will be amply re- warded by wide views of gran J scenery. Mails reach Yale every day (at present) by relway, and during summer months steamboats ply between New Westminster and Yale. Between Yale and Boston Bar some of the heaviest rocVwork for the railway was prosecuted; as of old was the ease in building the waggon road. Bold projecting blu£Gi, beetling 'canyons, ^ 4J V O, I/) The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at in < .S.> •fcj •>-' JH ^ rr 4) c ^ 9< to V) 1 o p^ o c u •St: (0 _c (0 ti Z o o c 4-1 ^ K™ tuo c o< Sffi bJo ► O rt |'§ .£3 -M ^> 8^ C 0) • •I 01 (0 c X vn ld Q CO .c. a * < H K il I C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^iSSo^'.'k®™'"* j AscBtii for the Bell Orgawt Weber aad StelMwajr PInho» r O O r CD 5 o "a YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 241 swirling and rushing currents, are the characteristics. Nicaragua and Alba blufib are name» to conjure by. YALE DISTRICT. The district may be described generally as a hilly or mountainous district of British Columbia. It comprisies more than one half of the southern interior tract of the mainland, and has a roughly estimated area of about 24,000 square miles. The climate differs essentially from that of the Lower Fraser and the coast, it being drier and seasonally more regular. The towns and villages in the district are Hope, Emory, Yale, Spence's Bridge, Lytton, Cache Creek, Savona Ferry, and Kamloops. The district has a considerable future before it as a mineral ret(ion, and produces a good deal of gold yearly. Fish and game are sufficiently uumerous to intsrest both the sportsman and the settler. Twenty-five miles above Yale is Boston Bar, where there are ({ood hotels for the trareller on his way to the interior. YALE DIRECTORY. Allan R, clerk (J. B. Lovell.) Anderson Geo. W., Railway hotel. Armstrong W. H., train-master, C. P. R. Atherton C, clerk., C.P.R. Bamett Thomas E., foreman machine shops C.P.R. Bell F. G., employ C.P.R. Bernhardt P., conductor C.P.R. Black A. P., storekeeper, C.P.R. Boss! — , prop. Miner's saloon, cor. Front st. & Cariboo rd. Brisboro Jo.s., conductor, C.P.R. Brown Fred., post master and telegraph operator. Brown C. C, engineer, C.P.R. Buckley J as., laborer. Campbell Peter, gentleman. Campbell John, laborer, C.P.R. Cascade hotel, Front St., W. J. Taylor, prop. Cleland T., prop. Steamboat ex- change. Commacher Jas., engineer C.P.R. Copeland W. E., bag.-mas. C.P.R. Crowther F., tinsmith C.P.R. Creighton David, gen'l .store. Davies Arch., conductor C.P.R. Davis W. F., bag.-mas., C.P.R. Derdinger Emile, blacksmith, Douglas St. Dominion Express Co., Douglas St., W. D. Mackintosh, Agt. Donkin E. A., assist. C.T.D. Dory Jas., conductor C.P.R. Doucet Nicholas, bag.-mas. C.P.R. Elwood Jas., fireman C.P.R. Ermatinger E. J., conductor din- ing car, Holy rood, C.P.R. England W., tank repairer C.P.R. Evans VV., engineer C.P.R. Findley M., bookkeeper. Fraser Jas., waiclima.. Front st. Gavin John, conductor C.P.R. Goodfellow J., chief train de- spatcher, C.P.R. Gorman Phil., line repairer C.P.R. Graves Alfred, engineer C.P.R. Greer J. A,, bag.-mas., C.P.R. Haley W., prop, sample rooms, Front St. , Hall Geo., baggageman C.P.R. Heme, station master C.P.R. Hobson John, carpenter C.P.R. Hodgens G. S., mech. draughts- man, C.P.R. Hooper John, miner, Q. S. M. Hosker Edward, engineer C.P.R. Make a Spsoialtt of CHiLDSKNa' Clothing. Examine their Siock before going elsewhere. Johnson Streit. bkt. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. O. B. WILLIAMS & CO., o> v> o o ?r X o c 3 < n' O a. r n 3 orq cr o, n rr &. o 3 n •n 9 a 9) a M ill Ers^B's Boot and Shoe fimporiim, } Cor. Government and Johnson Sts. Victoria, B.,C. nS 242 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hussey Fred., government agent, Yale and Lytton. Irwin Jos., school teacher. Jameson Wm.,b'ge forem'n C.P.R. Johnston L. R., mas. mech C.P.R. Jones & McDonald, grocery store. Kinney VV.T., pub. school teacher. Lacy R. Johnson. LawrenceJ.,dairyman, Douglas St. Lovell J, B., J. P., gen. merchant, Front St. Mackintosh W. D., agt. C.P.R. and • Dominion Express. MacQuarrie Dan., custom shoe maker, Front st. , Maitheson — , section boss, C.P.R. Meur Dave, conductor C. P. R. Mitchell Thos., carpenter. Morse John, engineer C. P. R. Mowatt Alex., engineer C.P.R. McBride Jas., stoves and tinware, Douglas St. McDougall Di, engineer C.P.R. McGowan H., machinist C.P.R. Mcintosh W.A., butcher, Front st. McKenzie W., bridge carp., C.P.R. McLeod W., engineer C.P.R. McNab Allan, engineer C. P. R. Ogle Thos., machinist C. P. R. Oppenheimer L., gent., Albert st. Percival Aug., conductor C.P.R. Prisk Joseph, carpenter, Front st. Rabbin T., miner, Q. S. M. Reghter Peter, engineer, C.P.R. Revesbech A., Railroad house. Ristun Geo., conductor C. P. R. Sedgmore F., miner, Q.S.M. Scott W., engineer C.P.R. Schofield Jas., bookkeeper C.P.R. Shears Alfred, miner, Q.S.M. Sheehan D. W., blacksmith C.P.R. Sinclair W., clerk H. B. Co. Stanners Jas., special constable. Stott Jas., gen. trader, Douglas st. Stout Edward, miner. Strong W.G., tinsmith, Douglas st. Taylor Geo., foreman, C.P.R. Taylor Wm. John, prop. Cascade hotel. Teague W., J. P. and postmaster, prop. Queen silver mine. Tilly W., machine shop C.P.R. Trick H., steward dining car, Holyrood. Tuttle Guy, prop. California hous , Front st. Tyson Andrew M., clerk. Front st. Ward Wm. W., teamster, Douglas Weston Henry, bag.-rnas. C.P.R. Wilson A. E., photographer. Front street. Wise Geo., mining recorder, registrar county court, and coroner. SPENCE'S BRIDGE SETTLEMENT Ih situated on both sides of tlie Thompson River, which are connected by a sub- stantial wooden bridge. The Cariboo waggon road here taps the C. P. Railroad, and this place is also the distributing point for the Nidola valley. It is eighty miles east of Yale, and about the same disance west of Kamloops and 47 from Nicola Lake. There are two good hotels, two stores, blacksmith's shop, nursery, green-house, and gardens; also post offices with money order branch; the climate is dry, and invalids f lid great benefit fr om its salubrity. Rishton S. Jones, Late Paymaster ft.N. a^5^ AGENT ^^BSs Federal Life Assurance Company Hpeneer'H Arcade, «p aUdrt. As =0 -I* 5i) Si A. OREGC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Eangley Street, VICTORIA B. C. ; ■ ■■i (0 z o o c o Q. (0 o H O 71 O M. CO (I) X o o c o et, C. A. Lombard & Co., ^",^„^^'°^.si°''^' Agenta for the Bell Orgtuit Weber nad tktei«w«y Finn**. H tr Z m CD CO z a O CO > «^ o «^ « T1 r 3 m (D CO H CO o H O 7) a o V > CO o 39 *" 3 So * (0 I s o v: 1*1 30 Z : m z H 3 CO IS- YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 243 SPENCE'S BRIDGE DIRECTORY. (P. O. address Spence's Bridge.) Audap Peter, farmer, 89-111. Post. Barrick I. B., trader, Thompson station. Bailey W. B., trader, Spence's B. Burr Jos.W., saddler, Spence's B. Campbell Jno., farmer, Spatzum. Campbell Chas., station-master, Spence's Bridge. Clemes A., hot.-keeper,SpencesB. Collins Jerry, railway foreman, Thompson station. Cummisky Thos., tel.-oper., S. B. Curnow Richard, hotel-keeper, mouth of Nicola. Duball Jno., farmer, 82-m. Post. Dunder John, farmer, Nicola. FuUarton J as., trader, Spence's B, Harvey O. H., merchant, S. B. Hong Kee, Chinese mercht, S. B. Howell Robt., miner, Thom. stat. Hussey Frederick, govt, agt., S. B. Johnston Aaron, blacksmith, S. B Johnston Thos., sectionman, S. B. Johnston Jos., sectionman, Nico- la road. Kitkpatrick W. V. farmer,, Ven- ables \ alley. Marchant Wm., sectionman S. B. Mehan Thos., railway foreman, Spatsum. Moffit Wm., sectionman, S. B. Mondet Armand, farmer, 86-mile post. Moran Peter, farmer, 84-m. Post. Murray John, J. P., merchant, S.B. Murrayjas., gardener,Spence's B. McGauley Peter, railway foreman, Spence's bridge. McGillveray Chas,, railway fore- man, Spatsum. McKenzie Alex., sectionman, Thompson station. McKenzie G., sect.-man, Spatsum. McKitrick Pat'k., farmer, Nicola. Newhard Chas., railway foreman, Spence's Bridge. Parsons H. E., farmer, 22-mile House, Nicola. Pittendrigh C. E., trader, Thomp- son station. Phil'ips Robt, teamster, S. B. Reid Jas. A., hotel-keeper, S. B. Wilson I.W., sect'nman, Spatsum. Wood John, farnier, Spatsum. Woods & Campbell, traders, Spatsum. ASH CROFT. Ashcroft, one of the principal stations on the Canadian Pacific Railway, la situat- ed on the Thompson River, 193 miles from Port Moody. Ashcroft will be always an important point, aa all the waggon roads to the npper interior of British Columbia are tributary to it. The Thompson here is crossed by a bridge of the com- posite type over which the traffic to the Cariboo and Lillooet districts passes. It will also be an important junction as the most feasible route to build the proposed Cariboo branch road is up the Bonaparte River, which enters the Thompson less than a mile above Ashcroft station. The large quancity of supplies to the interior is at present hauled by ox and mule teams. The site is very pleasant, the climate mild, dry and bracing. Less rain falls in this vicinity than in any other part of the province, a most desirable feature for persons afflicted with affections of luugs, or any disease for which a dry atmosphere is so commended. Throughout the winter no snow falls to remain. The principal places of business are the railway station, a forwarding sta- GOTO B. WILLIAMS & GO., Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria, B. O. ^ 3 *< O 3 ft> 3 n ^ r " 5" w n> o a c n C o 3 n 8 CO crq for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. 3 a o e c n M: I « I i Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKCNE'S EMPORIUM, ViOTORIA, B. O. 244 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. tion, post office, three stores, forge, one large hotel and one in process of erection, a B. C. Express office and school house. There is one commodious hotel, Evans ft Bligh, proprietoni, where the ^hest accommodation and attention are bestowed. A well supplied tat>le and comfortable beds are furnished, and the charges are moder- ate. The Dominion » xpress office and the B. C. express office ar" connected with the railway and telegraph office. In the B. C. office is the telegraph to Cariboo. Stages leave here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 o'clock for Clinton, where the branch lines to Cariboo and outlying places connect by Tuesday's stage with Cariboo. The popularity of this line is well-known. Every facility is afforded everyone, and punctuality has characterized the line since its establishment by Mr. Barnard, M. P., over twenty years ago, and continues under the present energetic manager, 8. Tingiey. The company has, from its inception, carried a way-bag in whiSh the let- ters and papers of settlers along the Cariboo waggon road were brought to the doors of those who might be a considerable distance from a post office. This voluntary act entailed additional responsibility, but not a failure in delivery has ever occurred The finest scenery awaits the tourist on the line to Cariboo or intermediate stations. There are a few fine ranches within a short distance of Ashcroft. Governor Corn- wall's magnificent ranch is about five oc six miles from Ashcroft station. There excel- lent and well-flavored grapes and cereals are grown in abundance. Mr. Barnes, two miles up the river, and Mr. Pennie, eight miles, at which there is a station, grow excellent wheat and other grains. Harper's grist mill is situated at the mouth of the Bonaparte. The most improved machinery is used, and the finest quality of flour is turned out at thd rate of about fifty barrels a day. The wheat used is grown by irrigation and is preserved free from the wet, which injures the quality of other flour. There are also extensive cattle ranges. Mr. Harper has also a store in con- nection with the mill. Six miles from Ashcroft begins the Cache Creek valley. This was formerly a stopping place for the st&ge line, but since the lailway was completed it has ceased to possess any importance. The road to Savona's Ferry begins here, and Savona's Ferry is twenty-four miles distant. A few miles from Cache Crtek on the Savona road are situated the two magnifiomt farms of Mr. Jas. Stewart and Mr. C. Semlin, M. P. P. Mr. Stuart grows annually about two hundred thousand pounds of wheat alone, while barley and oats are grown very extensively. There is also a grist mill on this farm . Mr. Semlin's farm is of fine extent and grain is grown large- ly. Both farms have large herds jf cattle and horses. On the Cariboo waggon road in the Bonaparte valley, are a number of smaller ranches that are exceedingly pro- ductive. There are no better potatoes grown on the continent. Mr. W. Walker has introduced culture of fruit and already has had some fine specimens of apples. The first baiting place after leaving Ashcroft is Mundorf's, the 124-Mile House, and twenty miles from it. This house is well-known for the good table set to the travel- ler. On ascending a considerable number of feet of an elevation, the well-oultivated arm of Mr. Dougherty's is reached. A splendid crop of all the products of the farm is produced by irrigation. Thu next place reached is Clinton, a central point from which a number of roads and trails diverge to other sections of the country. Clinton is situated 32 miles from Ashcroft, and the stage stays hero for the night. This is a' distributing point for mails, etc. The village contains about 150 inhahi ants. There are two stores, two hotels, telegraph and post offices, court house and jail, an exten- sive forge of Messrs. MoLellan ft Co., and a wheelwright shop, under the manage- ment of Mr. Mclntyre, a tinsmith's shop under Mr. Stoddard. There it a well- Pi It h (Ql 0) h He ^1 1 Pi 0) A. CRECC dc. SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C The Newest Trousering rJways on hand. RIUM. on, a iIU ft 1. A ioder- fch the itages re the ,riboo. and M. P., ;er, S. le let- doors u:y act ourred ations. Com- I excel- Bs, two , grow month ility of grown I other in con- r. This npleted ire, and on the Mr. C. pounds also a I large- in road ly pro- ker has I. The «*, and travel- tivated le farm t from DUnton lis is a' There exten- lanage- k well- u.c iq h SI •i 0) H i Pil ^.i .i-*»- v/- rm >V rofe^of yari^j^t^ s < ., 'My-'.. •>^- ■ **% ^;.^/:4^i3| d o > r o :d o M W H > td r Ui w 2 71 C9 H ■ O r > w (0 O c H m 7) 11 O z m o* ' % ■ 8 < IS ?z 3 SB ffl YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 245 stocked library of firat-clasg books, comprising over 700 volumes, besides many of the leading periodicals of the day. There are a number ot good ranches in the vicinity of Clinton. The mound situated on the Bonaparte five mileo from Clinton, is a fine ranch owned by Mr.W. Saul. Wheat of prime quality is grown, besides oats, barley and hay. The best stock of horses in the province is bred on this farm. They fetch the highest price. There is also an extensive cattle range. On the Lillooet road, which leaves the Cariboo waggon road at Clinton, are situated a few valualle ranch- es. Over the road up Pavilion mountain are situated Mr. Michael Oillon's, J. E. Holt's and R. Carson's. The dairy product of Gillon's ranch is very large. \ vast quantity ot hay is grown on Pavilion mountain. K. Carson's ranch produces three hundred tons a year, and an average of wheat and oats of 40,000 to J0,000 pounds. Altogether on the mountain there are between two and three hundred thousand pounds of grain grown annually. AU .he principal garden vegetables are grown in profusion. The average per acre is ten tons of potatoes. There is also on each ranch a large herd of cattle. The winter season being but short, the feeding of cattle in winter is not so great a burden as in the eastern parts of the Dominion. M. Soues, government assent at Clinton, has about a half acre under cultivation. Nothing can exceed the exuberance of currants, red and black, ^"K)seberries, raspberries and vege- tables. Turnips, potatoes and a number of varieties of cabbage and beans are pro- duced and are not excelled for size or quality. Mr. Soues has shown what the soil can produce by cultivation and irrigation. There is no finer sight than this garden at its fn.l bloom. Mr. Soues has reduced the cultivation of the soil to a science and his methods are a model worthy of study and attention. About 17 miles from Clinton is situated the Big Slide mine, known as the Foster ledge. It is reached by first travelling thirteen miles over the Lillooet road, and thence by trail, which has lately been widened to admit of teams to haul machinery and freight. The assay promises well and the manager, Mr. Henderson, is confident of success. This is the first quartz mill erected in the province, a ten stamp,and the public view with interest and hope the development of its mineral resources by him. Mr. Hiram Gould and Mr. Ward have been prospecting during the past season. Mr. Gould is an expert from Nevada, and he is enthuaiasiic about the mineral resources of the country. Sportsmen will find here the grandest region for their amusement and delight. There is one import ant advantage over other places: there is no underwood, and a man can travel on horse back for miles withont the usual obstruction of forest and fell. There are d^er in abundance, trout abound in every stream and lake, and mountain sheep at a reason able distance from a central point. Grouse and prairie chicken are very plentiful Ducks and geese swarm in the lakes, which dot the country in every direction Twenty-three miles from Clinton is the 70 Mile house, with a splendid dairy rancii, owned by Mr. Wm. Boyd. The finest quality of butter is produced at this dairy and commands the highest price in the market. The annual product is about five thousand pounds. The best bacon is also made by Mr. Boyd. Here the stage stays for dinner, and the best meal served on the road may be partaken of. Accommodation for travellers is obtained from the genial proprietor at moderate rates. Thirteen miles from the 70 is the 83 B. G. Express stables at which, a change of horses is made, when the driver proceeds to the 100-mile Hou|| kept by Mr. T. McA. Hamilton. The 100-mile house is at the foot o^ the high dkvation which had been traversed from a short dis- w o a o o O •t to o 3 a o 8 Bum I |A|U|0 9 on Keep always m Stock a First-CiasB Assortment of . IflLLlAlflU ot UU.| Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street ,bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria. B. C. o a. ^ Q {/) n to *2 3" •^ "I s a >^ 03 (A ■J,M Immense Assortment of Boots and Slioes. } '^^l'^'*- 1 1 :■ Victoria, B. O. 246 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. tance from Clinton. Between Clinton and the 100 or Bridge Creek is fifty-five miles. Here the stage stays for the night. An early start ia made and the next night the passenger finds himself at the 150. Along this road is the section of country known as Lac La Hache valley. The country widens and the road follows the lake for twenty or thirty miles forming a beautiful scene. There are quite a number of stock breeding ranches along the whole valley. A great many cattle are bred for the beef market of Victoria and northwest. Mr. Wm. Abel has also a fine dairy ranch which produces excellent butter. At the 108 are B. C. X. stables where a relay of horses is made, and hero hIso ia a telegraph office. There are about 6000 cattle bred in the valley, a few thousand sheep, and Mr. McKinlay has made a succeaa of breeding the Angora goat, which yields the finest quality of wool. The coyote is very destructive of sheep but the goat shows fight and drives o£F the enemy. At the appearance of the coyote the sheep rush for protection to the goats who form a circle of unbroken front behind which the sheep take shelter. After leaving the 108 the next resting place for the stage is the 134. This is a very extensive ranch owned by Mr. W. Morrison. There are sever.ii hundreds of acres under fencing within which a large stock of horses is bred and great quantities of hay are cut. The 134, or Morrison's, is 119 miles from Ashcroft. The lake abounds in fine mountain trout of rich flavor, which are caught by seine, and preserve well for winter use. There is also a great quantity of white fish found in Lac La Hache. The product of the valley in round nu bers is about 4,000 cattle, five hundred t'"isand pounds of natural hay, and be- tween four and five thousand pounds of butter. Sixteen miles from Morrison's is the 150, and 135 miles from Ashcroft. This is an important trading centre. Veith & Borland keep a large stock of goods and miner s outfits, the post office and express stables. A t.''ail from the 150 leads to Horsefly mining region from which about forty thousand dollars in gold dust is taken annually, This camp is about forty miles from the 150. Veith k Borland have a large ranch also which yields about two hundred tous of hay. The other principal places are Mr. Gavin Hamilton's, jail and school house. A few miles off the waggon road, following the course of the valley is St. Joseph's Mission. Here are two schools for girls and boya. There is also an ex tensive ranch in connection with the Mission, on which large quantities of hay, grain and roots are grown. A few miles further on and, near the head of William's Lake, is the fine farm of Mr. C. B. Eagle. The commodious residence erected this season shows the prosperous condition of Mr. Eagle. The average grain product is one hundred and fifty thousand lbs. of wheat and one hundred and fifty tons of hay. Potatoes are also grown in large quantities. At Williams Lake is an Indian reservation. The Indians strive to adopt civilized modes of life by cultivating the land and cutting hay. The Lake is a beautiful sheet of water about five miles long, at the margin of which rnns the road to the magnificent farm of Pinchl^ck and Lyne. The soil is extremely productive. There are six hundred acres under cultivation, and four hundred more could be put under crop. The altitude is about 2100 feet, and latitude 51 ° , 10". Root crops average from 10 to 15 bushels to the acre. Wheat of the best quality and potatoes of great size, which are exceedingly prolific, attest the wonderful fertility of the soil The most improved machinery is used. A separatciT driven by steam power; a grist mill by water power of large capacity and most approved type; a sawmill, planing mill, forge and store; are the outfit of a single farm. Twenty -two teams are frequent- ly at work. The averege >'ield of wheat is about two hundred thousand lbs. There are 150 horses and about 300 cattle. The farm con^itutes a little settlement in it- self. This excellent farm is situated 11 miles frqpi the 160 off the main waggon road. This is the sportsman's paradise. All game Kre found in great abundance. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H D b isi H Pi <1 0} H b <1 ^ Pi (Q K Q a H H ilea. ;the 4 own B (or b took beef b hich \A jraea I the J the [\ ctive ce of fid « w 2; 3 H > ^ ^ ^ CO to tn > v ^ CO M ?? GO TO B. WILLIAMS £ CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, ViotoriAc B. O. Clieap. Durable 4 Stjli8h Boots k Shoes, I ■""""• ■""""* VlOTORIA, B. O. .! I! I 248 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CACHE CREEK DIRECTORY. Adams Samuel, teamster. Brash VVm., teamster. Campbell Jas., farmer and stock raiser. Clemitsoi R. M., teacher, C. C'k. Gallagher Hugh, farmer. Hansz J. Hcnrich, stock raiser. Lehman Isaac, blacksmith. Mcl.eod Wm., teamster. McLeod John, teamster. Park Phillip, farmer and stock raiser. Pocock Tho.s., miller. Phare Richard, teamster. Phare Wm., teamster. Quirk Thos., stock raiser. Sanford W. H., farmer. Semlin Chas. A., M. P. P., farmer and stock raiser. Smith Daniel, farmer. Stephenson Geo, S., blacksmith. Stuart Geo , teamster. Stuart Jas., farmer and miller. Walker Thos., farmer. Willard Chas., blacksmith. SAVONA FERRY Is tweaty-two miles from Cache Creek, and thirty miles from Kamloops, and has, within the past few years grown from a small settlement into a thriving and busy little tuwii. Tii« volume of business is daily growing larger, owing to the many sub-contracts on the railway, and it bids fair to become a place of constant activity. Three steamers ply on Lake Kamloops, into the Shuswap Lake and on to Eagle Pass, carrying supplies to the several landings convenient for settlers in the interior. At Savona proper Mr. .John Jane has the largest store as well as the best selected stock, and enjoys a large volume of business. There are three hotels, the Lako View, by Messrs Ferguson & Newland, and the Sav ona, by James Uren. The Central is owned by Abraham Thomas. There is also an express and a telegraph office. SAVONA FERRY DIRECTORY. (P. O. address Savona, B. C.) Brousseau Louis, rancher, Savona. Cavanagh G., carpenter. Cavanagh Thos., farmer. Crotly Frank, hotel-keeper. Dempsey John, farmer. Ferguson A. B., prop. Lake View hotel. Finlay Matthew, hotel-keeper. Gotah Phillip, stock-raiser. Hardie Alex., rancher. Hardie Thos., rancher, Hemans J., stock-raiser, Dead- man's Creek, P. O. Cache Creek. Jane John, dealer in general merchandise. Leighton J. B., forwarding and commission agen*- McLean Donald, herder. McNab I. H., station agent. Newland Jas., Lake View hotel. Penault Frank, rancher. Pendola A. A., brewer, Pennie Chas., rancher and stock- breeder. Roberts Edwards stock raiser. Robbins Stephen, freighter. Savona Frank, herder. ^ t < ^ .s > c 4-1 ^^ 9< tfl . 2 O J-i ■*-) ^> .5 > £ B. C. ' a * Q C. A. Lombard & Co., '■"^S?o»!ii','L^I°'"- .iKfiito for Ihr H«-ll ilmiiii, Vlrh^r nrKl Hlrlnway Planwit. l!i 8 4 9 Id r w > o :33 t— < o r a> JO a I— !• H 0) <: o o YALE DISTRICT HRECTORY. 249 Stewart M., asst. station ajjt. I Uren Jas. jr., blacksmith. Thomas Araham, proprietor | Urcri Jas. sr., prop. Savona hotel. Central hotel. 1 Wilson John, stock breeder. BONAPARTE VALLEY. Collins John, stock raiser. Cargyle Wm., farmer and inn- keeper. Koster Lars Peterson, farmer. Morgan Thos., stock-raiser. Mundorf Jacob, hotel-keeper, 124- Mile house. Nelson Jonathan, farmer. Robeson Wm., teamster. Walker Wm., farmer. Walker Jas., teamster. Veasey Michael, farmer. Veasey John, stock raiser. Vea.sey John, teamster. CLINTON P.O. Atkinson John B., bar-tender. Atkinson Geo., carpenter, Cli'n. Allen Edward, M. P. P., farmer. Grave Creek. Bell Ewen, merchant, Clinton. Bell Chas., clerk, Clinton. Bernal Juan, farmer, Clinton. Boyd Wm., dairy and hotel, 70- Mile House. Carson Robt., farmer. Pavilion Mountain. Clenhall John, road supt, Clinton. Clenhall Jas. C. S., Dominion Hotel. Chabot Louis (B. C. X. stable). 61 -mile Post. Chusick Wm., laborer, Pavilion Mountain. Clarke T. C, farmer. Pavilion Mt. Coates Law.son, Ag. B. C. X. Co. Conroy Thos., laborer. Cumberland John, blacksmith. Croyle Thos., shoemaker. Dougherty Edward, farmer, Maid- en creek. Ehalt Jos., farmer, Pavilion Mt. Egan Peter, logger, Clinton. Foster F. W., J. P., coroner, mer- chant. Gould tiiram, prospector. George Charles, teamster. Hall Rev. T. W., Meth. min. Harvey H. W., clerk. Halliday Jas., laborer. Harrison Eli jr.. county court judge. Henderson Geo., min'g engineer. Kells Harry laborer. Koster John, laborer. LeBourdais 1. H., postmaster and telegraphist. Major Henry, laborer. Marlin Hezeheah, laborer. Marlin Jos. C, laborer. Marshall Mrs. E. (M. & Smith ) Marshall & Smith, Clinton hotel. Mitchell Geo. H., farmer.Glenhart. McGregor Hugh, laborer. Mclntyre Chas., wheelwright. McLellan C. N., blacksmith (M. &Co.) McLellan & Co., blacksmiths and builders. Pollard John, farmer and stockrsr. Robertson Jas., road supt. Roxburgh Wm. (B. C. X. stable), 83-mile Post. . Saul Wm., farmer and st'k raiser. Smith Joseph E.N. (Marshal & S.) Clinton hotel. Make a Spbcialtt of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. o. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Q) o o ?r X o c n n r n 5' CfQ o, ?r w 2L (tT. 3 J, n v> 3 a w s Mine's Boot and Shoe Emporium j '""'rTTRraa""'"' S lll§ CO u . 3=1 H H X m r m > o z o H > F o CO r m > C9 A. o 31 » O z I O o o o a o o a r m 31 z (D -» m t33 z 0) H w CD W H t— "• 3 3 CQ CO (9 O H O 7t o > >° O YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 251 Hamilton Gavin, farmer, 150-m.h. Isnardi Amadee, farmer and stock, Chimney creek. Isnardi Louis, blacksmith, 150-m. house. Johnston Geo., blacksmith, 150- mile house. Manson Wm., teacher, 150-m. h. Rose Fred., laborer, 150-m. h. Powers Thos., laborer, 150-m.h. Thompson Wm.. clerk, 1 50-m. h. Veith Geo. (Veith and Borland), 150-mile house. Veith & Borland, traders, 1 50-m. Andrews Wm., shoemaker, Wil- liams' Lake. Chambers Thos., laborer, Wil- liams' Lake. Disheult Jos., laborer, Williams' Lake. Disheult David, laborer, Williams' Lake. Gillis John D., laborer, Williams' Lake. Guertin, Rev. F., O. M. I. mis- sion, Williams' lake. Leeson J. L., miller, Williams' Lake. Lyne Wm. (Punchbeck & Lyne), farmer and miller, Williams' L. Lyne John, engine-driver, Wil- liams' lake. Lyne Wm. jr., blacksmith, Wil- liams' Lake. Pinchb'jk Wm. (P. & Lyne), farmer and miller, Williams' L. KAMLOOPS. Kamloops, a thriving and prosperous town, and end of a division on the Canadian Pacific Railway, is 252 miles from V^ancouver, and 2654 from Montreal. Pleasautlj situated at the junction of the North and South Thompson Rivers, it is the centre of a large tract of grazing country. There are several fine farms in the immediate neigh- t'orhood; several mines la the district are opening up well, and the deselopment of xsining interests will do much for the future prosperity of the town. Kamloops possesses a fine dry and healthy climate, and has good hotel accommo- dat;ion. The Grand Pacific hotel, near the railway station,ha8 been newly erected; the Arlington has also increased its accommodation by recent additions; the Cosmo- politan and Dominion still hold their own as old established hotels The Presbyterians and Methodists, the Church of England and Roman Catholics, are al)0'it to erect churches for their several denominations. The Bank of l>ritish Columbia is erecting a branch office adjoining the new court house. The town has a steam saw mill and grist mill. During tiie season the steamers JPe«rl<:is8, Kamloops, Spallumcheen and Lady Dufferin make regular trips between Savona and Spallumcheen. Population about 750, with about the same number of Chinese. KAMLOOPS DIRECTORY. Adler S. AUingham F. Anderson R. F., C. P. R. agt. Andrews & Co. A., bakers. Armour S., farmer, N. Thompson. Armstrong T.H., nightwatchman. Bacon C, painter. Bain Alex., trader. Bannermi.n I., fuel agt, CP.R. Barker R. C, night opet'r CP.R. O 3 -t Oq '^ 5- P 3 n cj- r " n a C ►n ao TO B. Wll LIAMS & CO., Johnson STRerr. bet. Broad and Oouolas, Victoria, B. O. o o /r W' 5" 3 O^ CO 3 a *< O c for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing. ^ JT c T^T- \ i I! 1 Headparters for Boots and Shoes, ) ^"«To?S,«='S!?.'""'"- 252 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Beiler F., farmer. Blair I., clerk. Blair Jas., yardmaster C.P.R. Booth Jas., blacksmith C.P.R. BDwen I. M., clerk. Brown J. L., photographer. Burnyeat J. P., surveyor. Campbell L., stockrsr, N. T'pson. Campbell L., butcher. Canneil E., stockraiser and farm'r, N. Thompson. Canneil E., pro. Dominion hotel. Carson I., saddler. Chisholm Rev. I., Presby. min'r. Christie F. G., clerk. (Christopher W. H., hospital stw'd. Church VL I., livery stable prop. Clarke & Co., chemists & drug'ts. Clarke M.D., S., coroner. Clarke I., watchman. Coccola Rev. Father, Mission. Conway F., night bag.-mas. C.P.R. Cooney C. T., stockraiser & fm'r. Crawford Geo., butcher. Dallas Miss M., school teacher, N. Thomp.son. Davidson E. C, saddler. Desormier Chas., farmer. Devrly Hugh, butcher. Dodd Wm., Government agt. Duffy P., farmer, Cherry Creek. Duprat Justin, fmr, Thompson R. Dupries I., fmr, N. Thompson. Edmonds W., engine-dr'vr C.P.R. Edwards j. T., J. P., prop. Cosmo- politan hotel. Fadear & Zink, farmers and stockraisers, N. Thompson. Fawcett Frank, clerk. Fewing Ben., laborer. Finney Geo., carpenter. Ford W. H., clerk. Forrest Geo., {carpenter. Fortune Wm., miller & farmer, Tranquille. Gauder I. fireman C.P.R. Gordon Bros., upholsterers and undertakers. Gordon Alex., imr, N.Thompson. Graham T. W., stockraiser and farmer. South Thompson. Grahame J. Ogden, mgr. H.B. Co. Guindrod E. H., supt. telegraph construction C.P.R. Guerin Jas., farmer. Guillaume Victor, stockraiser & farmer. Gunn I. W., editor Sentinel. Harrison C, chemist's clerk. Harte T. S., clerk. Harvey Frank, trader. Heard C, tailor. Hedlund John, carpenter. Hill Bros., builders & contractors. Hill J. B. Hornb; T., carrier. Horlock, Rev. D. H. W., vicar. Hosker D. M., locomotive fore- man (C P. R.) Hop Lee, general merchant. Hughes I. L., Kensington ranch. Cherry Creek. Hull, Trounce & Co., butchers and stock-raisers. Hull J. R., stock-raiser. Hull W„ stock-raiser. Hunker A., laborer. "Inland Sentinel," H. McCut- cheon, proprietor. Jemison Jos,, teamster. Jones E. H., bookseller and sta- tioner. Jones G. W., J. P., prop. Grand Pacific hotel. Johnson I., engineer (S. M. Co.) Kerr T., compositor. Knouff Jas., fmr., N. Thompson. Lamont I., blacksmith. L aveau J., carpenter, Lee Norman, clerk. A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA; B.C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. ORIUM. 0. C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^^^SSo^xi'L^"'"' A|c«^Ht« fer the Bell Organ, Weber •■ d o > t-H r o o w > td r DC w 7) a» H I O r > CO (0 o c H H m ;d ■n 71 O z m O" 7> ■ 8 < OTe Yale. It is a picturesqne and rapidly growing town. The business of this t6wa has of late largely increased, and is constantly multiplied by the enter- prising firms of Lytton. A bridge at the mouth of the Thompson River gives access to the Upper Eraser country. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H P 3 \^ b <} ai , < MS n H b (I) it W PI Pi 0) Eh td MPORIUM, B. C. R. W > 8^ D > ' tj S o O t^' ■V 3 (0 ^ I— ^ ? ^ o 5 O CQ < Id (T) »^ w SB Z m z H 3 o o > o o JO- to C. A. Lombard & Co., ■-^^::°„!^V!"1.store. AgCBlR for Ike Bell Orxau. HelNT and ^telnwny PUnnoH. YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 255 The hotels afford comtortable accommodation for the constant travel, and with its good farming country and its central position Lytton will ever remain an impor- tant station on the C. P. R. LYTTON DIRECTORY. (P.O. Address, Lytton.) Baillie Geo. Yates, hotelkeeper. Bell Jas. S., explorer and miner. Blachford Henry, blacksmith. Cuvreau Louis, postmaster and merchant. Earl Thos. G., farmer, home farm. Gillies D. W., schoolteacher. Haulier Alphonse F., hotelkeeper Globe hotel. Hautier Albert R, hotelkeeper, Globe hotel. Hussey Fred., govt, agt., Lytton and Yale. Kilroy Pat, butcher & stockra'r. Loring L. D., farmer. McDonald A., roadmast'r, C.P.R. Mclntyre John, merchant. McKay John, farmer. Nelson John, farmer. Pear-son Jas., trader. Rabliotte B., fruiterer and gen- eral trader. Richlej' iJeo., fmr, 1 2-mile creek. Roberts A. B., fmr, Foster's bar. Seeley Wm., blacksmith C. P. R. Seward Thos., fmr, Park farm. Stevenson Arthur, J.P. and supt. sec. 2, main trunk road. Trickey I. W., station agt. C.P.R. Walsh Wm., trader. Watkinson Jos., fmr, Foster's bar. Ah Nee, Chinese trader. Foo Sang, Chinese trader Hong Wo, Chinese trader. ,i >»" NICOLA VALLEY, B. C, DESCRIPTIVE. Nicola is centrally situated, being distant from Kamloops 60 ii-.iles; Spence's Bridge 50 miles; Hope 80 miles; Granite Creek gold fields 60 miles; Semilkameen. alias Princeton 60 miles. Nicria is reached from Spence's Bridge and Kamloops by waggon road; from the other centres by good pack trails. Spence's Bridge is the nearest lailway station on the C. P. R. line. At present a weekly mail leaves Spence's Bridge every Monday morning by B.C. Express Co.'s coach and reaches Central P. 0., Nicola, about 5 p. m. On delivering and receiving mails the coach proceeds up valley to Rockford, delivering remote mails at Quilchanna P. The mail coach returns on Thursday, delivering mails and passengers at Spence's Bridge same evening. Nicola division of Yale district contains five post offices,, and a sixth asked for at Rockford. Present offices are as follows: From Spence's Bridge to Lower Nicola, 35 miles; to Coutlie's, 40 miles; to Nicola, 60 miles; to Quilchanna, 60 miles; to Donglas Lake, 80 miles. Nicola is the central office. It is a money order office. The Donglas Lake and Minnie Lake mails are left at Quilchanna P. O. Doug- las Lake mail service connects with main line to and from Spence's Bridge. Lower Nicola is a thriving little settlement. It contains two stores, post office, ao SB. WILLIAMS & GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. CO « o ca fc 00 H 00 at M Q CO 00 H CO 3 ► o GO o CO o r ^. If- > r > o w O Johnson Strebt, bet, Broad and DouaiAa, Victoria, B. C. Cheap, Durable ft Strlieli Boots & Shoos, [ ERSKINES' EMPORIUM. Victoria, B. O. ■t SKI 256 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. public Bchool, saw and grist mill, and a oaqwnter's shop. Its snrroundings are pros- perous farmers and stock raisers; an Indian reservation bein); also adjacent. Coutlie's is a center of importance. It contains a large store, hotel, post ofBoe, blacksmith and butcher shops. It is a point where several avenues converge: Nicola-Savona trail. Granite Creek trail and Hope-Nicola trail. Consequently is a distributing depot for mails, merchandise, etc. It is flanked by large agricultural and pastoral interests. Nicola bids fair to be the town of the district. It contnins a church, public school, court house, jail, land otBce, central P.O., two extensive stores, boarding house, flour mill, saw, sash, shingle and planing mills, blacksmith and carpenter shops. There are Reveral comfortable and imposing private residences, and others of large dimensionb in process of construction. The location and surroundings of Nicola are pretty and pleasant; it is becoming quite a health resort. Good water, pure air, fish- ing and shooting, boating, pleasant rides and drives, aie amongst its attractions. Quilchanna is another centre where the Douglas and Minnie lake waggon roads tap the main line; it is also the point of departure for travellers and freight from Kamloops to Granite Creek. It contains a good hotel, store, post office and black- smith shop. The next centre on the Nicola-Kamloops road is Rockford, where man and'beast can find good accommodation. The chief industry of Nicola district is stock-breeding. Cattle and horses, lal-gely predominate; sheep-breeding limited. Cattle number some 30,000 head; good horses owned by settlers, some 2,000; sheep, less than 2,000. About 80,000 acres of the public lands are owned by residents; the best grazing, tillage and meadow lands are all taken up. Eventually the man who owns the most land will be able to keep the most stock. The proximity of Nicola Valley to the coast, its accessibility at all times of the year, and its adaptation to stock-raising, places it first on the list as a meat supplying emporium to the cities of the sea. The cattle syndicate of Douglas lake and vicinity can furnish fat, grass-fed beef any day in the year. Agricultural pursuits are only followed to supply local wants, and generally fail to do that; although roots, cereals and grasses under irrigation do remarkably well. The hay crop, from natural and artificial grasses, is what the stock owner labors to increase. Small fruits are grown in profusion. Apples, plumbs, etc., are being tried, and in some places appear to succeed. The hardy plants give a sweet return, in Isloom and beauty for the little attention they receive. The district is supposed to be rich in coal and the precious metals; but so far there has been but little done towards development. NICOLA VALLEY DIRECTORY. Aird & Morrison, stock-breeders. Aird Jas., stock-breeder (A. & Morrison), Stump Lake. Allan Wm.,land surveyor (orC.E.) Coutlies. Anderson B. F., stock-raiser, Min- nie Lake. A. Armstrong Cieo., clerk (E. Howsc), Nicola. Armytage H. D. G., merchant (Blair & Co.), Lower Nicola. Batchelor O. S., stockraiser, Salmon River. Bent Geo.C.stockrsr, Quilchanna. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. O ^ t U (A < 2 . cu .£ > •a '+3 •^ c o __ 9< V) . CU . fiP5 ■ . .^* 2 o *-> a] ^s c a •St 0) c !■■■ in o o c o Q CO o o c o Q CO 2^ in > t 2^ < S « CL 1^) .s.> ■H 4-1 Has nega 5=3 9< ba v> , * ■tt'C Phc icto inest eet, V i H it Forth Fort ~' — . H ■ (1) 4 tiO a c 4 ■ MM » ^^ C/3 ?^ 2 >— ( C/3 O 2; (D r a D CQ H O <; Q »^ YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 257 Blair Gilbert, merchant (Blair & Co.), Coutlie's. Bowell Rev. I. P., Methodist minister, Nicola. Bull Wm. M., farmer and stock- raiser, Quilchanna. Carrington Thos., gent., Nicola. Carrington Arthur, clerk, Nicola. Carswell Edwin, sawyer, Nicola. Cavanagh Geo., carpenter, Quil- channa. Castillion Jos., stock-raiser. Cold Watei iver. Chapman Jas., stock-raiser, Cold- stream. Charters John, stock-raiser, Forks of Nicola. Charters Wm., sr., stock-raiser. Forks of Nicola. Charters Wm jr., stock-raiser, Forks of Nicola. Charters Robert, merchant, Quil- channa. Chipp John, surgeon, M. R. C. S. E., Quilchanna. Chartrand A., stock-raiser,Savona trail. Chisholm Rev. John, B. A, Pres- byterian minister, Nicola. Clapperton Geo A, farmer and stock raiser. Pine Grove, Nicola. Clapperton John J. P., sheep far- mer, Nicola. Clark John, farm hand, Nicola. Cochrane Merrill, stock-raiser, Minnie Lake. Collet Joseph, farm hand, Nicola. Corbett John, farmer, Plains, Nicola. Corbett James, farmer, Forks of Nicola. Coughill Geo. A., stock-raiser, Minnie Lake. Coutlie Alex., hotel-keeper and stock-raiser, Coutlie's. Coutjie Alex. J., hotel-keeper and stock-raiser, Coutlie's Coutlie Joseph, stock-raiser, Coutlie's. Coutlie Jessie, stockr'sr, Coutlie's. Craft Wm., blacksmith, Quil- channa. Creighton Samuel, farm hand Upper Nicola. Currie Donald, herdsman (P. Kil- roy), Minnie Lake. Currie Alex., laborer, Minnie L. Dalley Edwin, sheep farmer, Nicola. Derby Andrew, blksmith. Nicola. Derby Jas., farm hand, Nicola. Douglas Miss, public school teacher, Nicola. Douglas John, stock-raiser, Doug- las Lake. Earnshaw Byron, slock-raiser, Minnie Lake. Earnshaw Harry, stock-raiser, Minnie Lake. English John, blacksmith and stock-raiser, Douglas Lake. English Saml., stock-raiser, Doug- las Lake. Erwin David, farm hand, Upper Nicola. Fensom Geo., mill-owner, Nicola. Forsyth Geo., farm hand, Forks of Nicola. Eraser Donald, stock raiser,Stump Lake. Garcia Jesus sr., farmer and stock raiser, Forks of Nicola. Garcia Jesus jr., packer. Forks of Nicola. Garcia Frank, farm hand. Forks of Nicola. Gillie Paul J., stock-raiser, Lake View, Nicola Lake. Gillie James D., stock-raiser. Lake View, Nicola Lake. a. 3 crq g'^ o ?r o c v> n 3 < r> ft O B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Spxoialtt of Childbeks' Gutthimo. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Strkit. bit. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. o. 3* O. fT SL S* P rf o 3 n P) 3 a 3 P Erskine's Boot anil Shoe Emporim J •'"" 'rxTRrATo"" '"•' n 258 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Gilmon John, stock-raiser, Nicola Lake. Godey Antonio, packer, Forks of Nicola. Gordon Alex., teamster, Coutlie's. Grant Alex., stock-raiser, Minnie Lake. Greaves J. B. (Beak & Greaves), stock-raiser, Douglas Lake. Gregoria Garcia, packer, Forks of Nicola. Guichon Jos., stock-raiser, Upper Nicola. Hall Thos., farm hand. Quil- channa. Hamilton Robt., stock-raiser,Blas ranch, Nicola. Hamilton John, stock-raiser. Bias ranch, Nicola. Hayes George, head drover (Syndicate), Douglas Lake. Howse A. E., mcht, Nicola. .Hunter Hugh, farm hand, Nicola. Irwin Arch'd, contractor, Lower Nicola. Irwin Robt., stock-raiser, Minnie Lake. Jamieson Miss, public school teacher. Lower Nicola. Johnson Robt., teamster, Nicola. Kinnear I. M., trader and stock- raiser, Salmon River. Lauder Jos. D., J. P., stock-raiser. Upper Nicola. Lunn Wm., farm hand, Salmon R. Lindley Henry, farmer, Nicola R. Lindley Wm., fmr., Nicola River. Lindley Louis, fmr., Nicola River. Manning W.,sal on keeper. Gran- ite Creek trail. Marquart Peter, stock-breeder, Courtney Lake. Marquart John, dairyman, 8-mile creek. Marks & Rutledge, mchts.Nocola. Marks Louis (M. & Rutledge.) Marsh John, trader, L'r Nicola. Marsh Wm., farmhand. L. Nicola. Matthews Thos., carpenter, Nicola Mickle Mrs. F., gentlewoman, Quilchanna. Mickle Oliver, teamster, Quil- channa. Moon John, gentleman. Head of Nicola Lake. Moon Samuel, stock-raiser, Bea- ver ranch, Nicola Lake. Moon B. B., stock-raiser. Moon Jos C, stock-raiser. Morri.son John (Aird & Morrison), Stump Lake. Morton Alf., dairyman, U. Nicola. Munro Duncan,carpenier, 23-m.h. Munro Wm., stock-raiser, Doug- las Lake. Murphy Richard (Syndicate), herdsman, Douglas Lake. Murray Hugh, stock-raiser,Doug- las Lake. McRae Ronald. stock-raiser, Douglas Lake. McRae Dan., sawyer, Douglas L. McDonald Sam.^«stock-raiser and teamster, Quilchanna creek. McDonald Dan., carpenter. Doug- las Lake. Mclnnis Angus,farmerand stock- raiser, Quilchanna creek. Mclnnis Dan, manager Van Vol- kenburgh & Co.,Quilchanna c'k Mclnnis Neil, stock-raiser, Sal- mon River. Mclnnis Archibald, farm hand, Quilchanna. McKay Arch.,stockra'r, Minnie L. McKittrick Pat., fmr., L. Nicola. McLean Hugh, mill hand, Nicola. McLaughlin Jno.,millh'nd, Nicola, Newkirk Cnas., dairyman, U. Nicola. I- si 50 A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. to c (0 o o c o Q. CO IN 8T8.^ C; A. Lombard & Co., '-^*,^o«^°,®=°''^' AscbU for the llc'll Orc«a, lf«lier ami MeiMway Plaa**. 0) C ■ ■■ Hi Z o o c o Q. tr a> H *^ 5 Q ?8 o en H ■ o ^ ? ^ ? CD > o 3 CO IT*- H I— •• 3 3 0» E' z cQ - en o o < m 31 Z Z m Z H CO Dd CD O O 3> CD O o so CA YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 259 Nicholl Alex,, farmer and miner, Granite creek trail. O'Rourke Edward, hotelkeeper, Quilchanna. O'Rourke Richard, blacksmith and stockraiser, Quilchanna. O'Dwyer Thos., stockrai.ser, Minnie Lake. Palmer Wm., stockra'r, U. Nicola, Parsons Herbert, f'rmh'nd, Nicola, Patterson W, D,, mining engin'r. Stump lake. Payne Jos., drover (Syndicate), Douglas lake. Petite Vincent, fmr, Petite ck. Pooley Wm., stockraiser, Nicola. Quinville Louis.farmer and stock- raiser, Mameet lake. Rutledge James, merchant (Marks & Rutledge), Nicola, Regan Pat., farmer, L. Nicola. Rey John, farmer and stockra'r, Mameet lake. Richardson Thos., public house keeper, Pike lake. Riley Wm., teamster, Nicola. Rose Ale.x. Wm., stockraiser, Minnie lake. Rowbottom Frank, farmer and miner, Granite creek trail. Schiller John, farmer and miner. Granite creek trail, Scott Robt,, hotelkeeper and farmer, Rockford. Scott Robt. John, stockraiser, R jckford. Scot*" Sam,, . tockra'r, Rockford, Scott vVrn,, stockra'r, Rockford. Schwartz Thos,; fmr, L, Nicola, Smith Wm., clerk, Coutlies. Smith Wm., blacksmith, Coutlies. Smith Robt, fmr, Gilmore's hill. Stott Stanley B,, fmr, U, Nicola. Sullivan Edward, flour miller, Quilchanna. Tremblaiz Hector, stockraiser, Savona trail. TheodoroJ.,rmh'nd,Douglas lake. Van Volkenburgh & Co., stock- raisers, Quilchanna. Voght Wm., farmer and stock- raiser. Forks of Nicola. Voght Wm. H,, farmer and .stock- raiser, Plains of Nicola. Watlin Jno., farmer and miner, Granite c'k trail. Whiteford Dan,, farmhand, U. Nicola. Wilkie Wm. S., stockhand, Min- nie lake. Williams Edward, stockraiser, Minnie lake. Wilson Jno., fmr, Coldwater. Wilson Jno, f'rmhand, Coutlies. Woodward Thos., J. P., millown'r and fmr, Rosedale, L. Nicola. Woodward R. M., millowner and fmr, Rosedale, -L. Nicola. Woodward Hy., fmr, Springfield, L. Nicola. Woodward Emerson, farmer, Springfield. Woodward Jos., fmr, Springfield. Woodward Caleb, carpenter, L. Nicola. Woodward Hiram, fmr, L, Nicola, Woodward Harvey H,, farmer, L. * Nicola, RishtOn S. Jones, Late Paymaster R .N. e-S^i AGENT '^Sss Federal Life Assurance Company Spencei't AreNde, np ■talrs. ^ 3 ^ r+ P- o 3 *n ffq ^ ^. ;u 3 -o n\ It ■-t 3* r ni n W m o (J n x- a " hO (n u (1- 1-., 3 ^ 3 ft CO 3 a *< o c ^B, WILLIAMS « CO,, for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. HeaiipartBrg for Bootg and Shoes, ) "'"';!S?n..'^T""*' 260 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. THE OKANAGAN, SPALLUMCHEEN, SALMON RIVER, GRAND PRAIRIE, OSOYOOS LAKE AND SIMIL- KAMEEN VALLEYS. 'HiH :^ vallpya are reached by different routes; first by trail striking eastward from Fort Hope, on t)ie Eraser River, twelve miles below Yale. From Hope to Princeton on the Similkameen River is 66 miles; thence 40 miles to Keremcos; thence 24 miles to Penticton at the lower end 01 the gr^at Okanagan I^ike; thence 35 miles to Okanagan Mission. From the Mission to Spallumoheen is 50 miles over a good road. There are other routes by way of Yale and Iiytton; and either through Kam- loops or the Nicola Valley; bnt these are much longer, though they have the advan- tage of being passable all through the year, which the other route has not. Pleasant and Salmon River valleys may be uaiJ to contain the largest area of farming lands in British Columbia and in a north-east direction it is not necessary to irrigate. Spallumoheen Valley runs from the head of Okaoagan Lake; the length is about 30 miles. Among its attractions may be named that steamers for nine months of the year touch at the settlement. Crops grow without irrigation and yield enormously; soil chiefly black loam and easy to cultivate. SPALLUMCHEEN DIRECTORY. (The initials P. V. stand for Pleasant Valley.) Ashton Chas., farmer. Bailey W., sailmaker,i-. V. Baily Wm., farmer. Barclay — , farmer. Barrett Henry, carpenter. Barney Michael, laborer. Bennett Fred., farmer. Bissett P., farmer. Bra.sh A., laborer, Brown Chas., laborer. Bruce Robert, farmer. Burbank D., horse-breaker, P. V. Burns Michael, farmer. Burris J., laborer, P. V. Calbraith J., stockman, P. V. Cargyle — . trader. Cana, farmer, P. V. Cameron Jas. A., farmer. Cameron W. F., storekeeper, P. V. Chance — , miner, P. V. Clarke Thos., laborer. Clinton Thos., farmer. Coughlan, stockman. Costerton & Hanington, store- keepers. Coryell Jas,, surveyor and C. E., P. V. Crawford Alex., carpenter. Crawford Geo., farmer. Belvedere. Creighton John, laborer. Creighton J., farmer, P. V. Crozier Chas., farmer. Crozier Jas.. farmer. Cumming D. G., farmer, P. V. Dewdney W., govt, agt., J.P.,P. V. Dunbar Fred, farmer, Belvedere. Duncan Wm., farmer, P. V. Dunn Joseph, farmer. Ehmcke Henry, farmer, P. V . Faulkner Q., farmer. Fortune A. L., farmer. Furstenau E. M., farmer. - Germain Adolph, farmer. Graham Donald, farmer, J. P. Gray Samuel, farmer' Haack Joseph, gentleman. Hamilton J., carpenter, P. V. Hanington (Costerton & H.) Harland Henry, farmer. Hardy T., surveyor, P. V. A. CRECC iL SON, VATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. ORrUM. o. C. A. Lombard & Co., ^'^S°ol^r,=.l':°"'' AccBlH for tbe Bell Oricnn, Weber Mnil Htelnway Pinnon. stward [ope to thence milea a good Kam- Eld van- irea of ary to about of the ously; E.. 3 ere. m ill H w r > d o ^1" o M C/) H > dd r 1—4 (0 H t O r > 0) (0 o c H m 71 71 o z •< O" 3) U o o < (f ^7 3. TT Q (fl n J^Hft Cfl ^^. 3 i\f: ' ^ ■.,i ! "t idS) |U S' XJ i^K'l ^ !-■«• 3 i orq T! p ^ if ^ •TS iM, n Mfcht i-i "I^Hn'^ P) 3 WfS. a TT?' hd « i p i«i' •T3 «B)\ n -^^9^^ "I r^ i 4 dc t ' V 31 ti,., orq sir* w Wm-i ft^ Immense Assortment of Boots and Shoes. } "'"'"" ''"'°"'"'"' Victoria, B. O. 262 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Schubert Jas., carpenter. Shuttleworth laborer, P. V. Schultz H., blacksmith, P. V. Siddle Ira, farmer. Steele Jas. J., farmer and stock- raiser, Grafton farm Steele Thos. L., farmer, Grafton. Steele Wm., farmer. Swanson Henry, farmer. Thompson J., farmer. Thompson C., laborer, P. V. Thorne Edward, farmer. Thornton John, laborer. Treptow Julius, laborer. Turner Nelson, farmer. Underbraik — , farmer. Vaughan L., farmer, P. V. Venables Wm., laborer. Wade — , stockman, Penticton. Wallace Geo. W., blacksmith, postmaster and hotel prop. Watson M., barber, P. V. Watson P., farmer, P. V. Wilson Arthur M., farmer, Belve- dere. Witcher Heman, farmer. Wood & Rabbitt, storekeepers. Wood Robt., farmer and trader. Woodman, B. C. X., ranch. Young Benjamin F., farmer. Ah Joe, hotel cook. Ah Lin cook. Ah Sam, washhouse. Lin Chung, cook, Belvedere, Sam Chung, cook, Belvedere. * ENDERBY, Another district of Spallurncheen, better known until lately as the Landinyr, from its being situated on the banks of the Spallumcheen River, promises to be a thriving district. Although prosperous, it has hitherto male small progress owing to the difficulty experienced by the farmers of Spallumcheen and the surround- ing country in finding a profitable market for their produce in consequence of the dis tance from Kamloops, the irregularity ot the river navigation, and the high charges made for all kinds of freight. To p.cuommodate the wants of the district the Columbia Milling Company, have, with !a.U'?ible enterprise, now erected a large roller flour mill. This is the ouly roller Oour ttiill m the provincts, and the building is 95 feet in length, by 45 feet wide and 60 '. ^^ high. The designs are from plans furnish- ed by Messrs. Goldie & McCuUock, or <.>alt, and the mill is fitted with all the latest improved types of flour-mill machinery, embodying some special features, including a tramway, worked by an endless steel band, for shipping and landing grain and goods fiom vessels lying at the company's wharf. The company also own the steamer "Red Star," which is fitted with every convenience for passengers and freight and makes the voyage between Enderby and Sicamous and back three times a week. The '* Spallumcheen" has recommenced running on the same route, and the com- petition will probably lower freight charges. The erection of the mill has given a great impetus to the trade of Enderby, and has assisted materially in the advance- ment of the Shuswap and Okanagan railroad. The bill authorizing the construction of the railroad, which is to run from Sicamous to a point on the Okanagan Lake in connection with the Canadian Pacific railroad, passed its third readins; unanimously this session, and the Provincial Government have guaianteed the interest on a sum ot (200,000 towards the cost of construction, and endeavors are now being made at Ottawa to obtain a similar guarantee from the Dominion Government. The land near the mill ia now being laid out in town lots by Messrs. Lambly Bros. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H Q (0 H H O O o C. A. Lombard & Co., '-'^^°o"^'.'l®c°'"' As«Ml« Air Ihr Bvll ttrcnu. Weltrr ami HIelBway PlarnM. YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 263 ENDERBY DIRECTORY. Bennct Fred., farmer and land- owner (firm Lumby & Bennett. Columbia Milling Co'y, roller flour millers, importers and dealers in general produce. Deckers N., farmer. Deckers L. O., farmer. Gardiner Walt ir, laborer. G lancer J no., farmer. Hartley Samuel, carpenter and cabinetmaker. Harv y Oliver, genl, storekeeper. Lambly Chas. A. R., farmer and land owner. Lambly Robt., fmr. & landowner. Lambly Thos., fmr. & landowner. Lambert John, farmer. Lawes Geo. Richard, roller flour mill owner (manager Columbia Milling Co.) Lumby Moses, farmer and land- owner (firm Lumby & Bennett.) Mason C. Dubois, notary public, conveyancer & accountant. Monteith John A., insurance agent, etc. Montgomery James, farmer. Mozar John, fanner. Murphy Wm., prop. Belvedere hotel. Owen Wm., farmer. Prosper John, farmer. Rashdale Geo. Herbt., flour roller mill owner and land owner,(Co- lumbia Milling Co.) Roberts Geo., farmer. Smyth H. Fairfax, farmer. Stark John, farmer. Trepleau Julius, farmer. Venables Wm., farmer. Weir Geo., farmer. Wilson E. J., farmer. OKANAGAN. Okanagan Valley may, in view of ita length and area of valuable agricultural land, be classed second to none in British Columbia. It ext nds from the head of Lake Okanagan to a fort bearing the same name at the mouth of Okauagan River, which empties into the Columbia about sixty miles below the 49th parallel. The lake i» 76 miles in length, and reaches to Penticton. Just below is Dog Lake, about eight miles in length. The principal part of the farming land on the Canadian aide of this valley lies between Okanagan Misnion and the head of the lake, a distance of 47 miles. Andrews Joseph, farmer, Mission. Bercier Louis, herder, Priest valley. Bishop Joseph, laborer, Mission. Bissett John, farmer, Coldstream, Okanagan. Bonneau Cass., laborer, Mission. Brent F., farmer and mill-owner. Brent Joseph, farmer. Brent Louis, farmer. OKANAGAN DIRECTORY. Brewer Charles, fa,rmer and mill owner. Priest valley. Bryden Thos., hewer. Mission. Bucherie Isadore, farj.ier and stock raiser. Campbell R., Farmer. Casey Jas., farmer. Kettle River. Christian Charles, farmer. Christian Joseph, farmer and stock-raiser. CO H o M GO >i M o en CO CO o CO O cri «.-♦• o GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. G. * in X O r •X ir. > r w > H o ?3 Oleap, DflraWe & Stylisli Boots & Shoes, \ ^ZoLTa"' m (0 ol <& < ^ .S.> +-> ^_) rr _• o<: w ^ . O rt 2 O ^> c oj CO o o The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at >\..CRECG dc SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. to X o o c o Q CO PORUM, (. C. [ -2 "^ _: 3 'V ■M (U CO > lotel 4-i (U ll (/] < ^ iion. .S > Jion. « '-5 ake. ►5 t/3 I ley. earn DC — . )ion. 9< >ion. V) -s^ ;ion. cu . Ci r^ n. U, >— 1 5J0 - old- : V. pH.y eek. r'm. E£ lilh, (U^ ,C +J -M Ui )ck- O Uh ster. fe liser ■ (0 and bfl s: mill ■ ■■■ i^ Dld- (0 (« y c. Z o o c o Q CO C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^".^Ji^^Jl"''^- 4KeiitH for Ibe Bell Organ, Hl'ebcr and ^telnivay h*lanaM. r w > C/) 8^ 8° *s Q 05) Id C/5 3 ^ IS^ ^ CD n D C as* M ^ u " o o r-t- o 03 YALE DISTRICT DIRECTORY.,,, 265 Walker Geo., farmer, Coldstream. Whelan G'o., farmer and stock- raiser, P fission. ■ Wood Thos., J. P., stock-breeder, Winfield Lodge, Missipn. SIMILKAMEEN. This Valley extends 70 miles in a north-easterly direction from the 49th parallel, through which the Similkameen River takes its course —along which gold has been discovered. Stock breeding is the principal business in this valley at present. The climate is dry, with moderate cold in winter. Goods are generally packed from Fort Hope. It is distant 100 miles from Keremeeos, the chief settlement. Freight can be taken by Yale and Kamloops, but only heavy freight goes this way. SIMILKAMEEN DIRECTORY. (P. O. Address, via Hope.) ^^''-^■ ■;?:/■.; Allison John F., J. P., stock- raisei and trader Princeton. Allison Edgar M., stock-raiser, Princeton. Broder Louis P., cowboy, Kere- meous. Bromley John, farmer and hotel- keeper, 5-mile creek. Barcelo Manuel stock-raiser and farmer, Keremeeos. Cawston R. L., stock-raiser and farmer, Keremeeos. Cole riios., stock-raiser, Kere- meeos. Couthard J., farmer, Keremeous. Curry Thr^s., trader, Osoyoo.s. Dalv Ihos., stock-raiser, Kere- ineeos, P, O. address, Hope. Fay Thos., farmer and stock-r'sr,, Similkameen. Gallagher J., packer. Kittle river. Gallagher James, miner, Simil- kameen. Haynes J. C, J.P., custom officer and stock-raiser, Osoyoos. Legget David, miner, Simil- kameen. Lock Thos., miner, Similkameen. Kruger Theo., trader and hotel- keeper, Osoyoos. McBride J, J., farmer, Kittle riv. McCauley Joseph, stock-raiser and farmer, Keremeeos. McConnel J., constable. Kittle riv. McCurdy Daniel, stock-raiser, Kerf.rncous. McKellop John, miner, Princeton. McLaughlan James, cowboy, Keremeous, Nicholson Henry, assessor and collector. Kittle river. Peel Henry, laborer, Similkam'n. Price B., trader and farmer, Kere- meous, Richter F. X., stock-raiser. Surprise Frank, stock-raiser.Kere- meous. Swartz O., laborer, Keremeeos, Varsielle Louis, farmer, Kere- meous. -#*?'. Walker Mrs. S. M., farmer, 9-mile house. Waller Benjamin, farmer and shoe-maker, Ashnola. Ah Lam, trader, Rock Creek. Ah Lim, trader, Princeton. Ah She, trader, Rock creek. Make a Spbcialty of Childbens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going Hl8e^vhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broap and Douqla^ Victoria. B. Q. B. WILLIAMS & CO., C/d CD n r n a. 5" aq ^' 2. rn <^ o SL I-. ft rt o 3 m < n O •-t T) o ■-t 3 W P 3 ?r :i'i I ErsMne's Boot and S! along the river being of won- derful richness and great depth . At present the Kootenay bottoms are aubjeo.;; to *n annual overflow, which makes agricultural development impossible. The F. > : >" Syndicate (Limited), of London, England, consisting of English capitalists, ; m to prevent the overflow by suitable works at the outlet of the lake (deepening it) arui as soon as this is accomplished the wonderfully sheltered Lower Kootenay V alley will become one of the choices., localities for fruit growing and farming, including hops and tobacco, for both of which the soil and climate are most suitable. Two railways, the Kootenay Railway and Transportation Company (a California enterprise) and the KoGctnay & Athabasca Railway Company, a Canadian association backed, it is said, by the 0. P. R., have obtained charter* and have surveyed their routes, the one to con- nect the Kootenay Lake with the Columbia River '25 miles); the other to build a line from the north end of the Kootenay Lake to the C. P. R., at the western crossing of the Columbia, the great mineral deposits on the Lake being in both cases the inducement. When these lines are completed the lake, which is generally acknow- ledged to be by far the most beautiful sheet of water on the Pacific Coast, and prob ably in the whole of North America, will undoubtedly become a great resort for toui- ists and sportsmen, as the fishing and shootins are of the best, the rare landlocked salmon, they take spoon bate) for which this profound lake is famous, affording par- ticularly fine sport. The Upper Kootenay Valley, which lies parallel with the lower valley, but nearer the base of the Rocky Mountains, the two valleys being separated by a spur of the Selkirks, over which fairly good trails for pack horses lead, is of an entirely diflFerent character. The bottom land along the Upper Kootenay River is not so extensive as in the lower valley, nor is it subject to heavy overflows. On either side of the river there extends fo* many miles an excellent bunch grass country. The forests are of park-like character, open, with no underbrush. The river is navigable for shallow draft steamers, and the Kootenay Syndicate propose also to improve this valley and to place a couple of steamers on the Upper Kootenay River this year, and at the same time to construct a short one-mile long,navigable canal across the " canal flat " (the low watershed between the Kootenay and the Columbia), so as to connect the river with the navigable waters of the Columbia, where there is already a steamer plying, thus obtaining for the whole valley direct steamer communication with Golden City, a sta'^ion on the C. P. R. They also have started a town t z ^*CMK> a t >" '" extenti having on one side the Upper Kootenay River; on theotherthasingu' irV picturesque Upper Columbia Lake, which is ths source of the great Columbia Rivor, and which lentioned, navigated by a steamer of about sixty tons, that runs up idy si K o si ;i 4 15 s (0 (0 Z A. CRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, rates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. (U o c o Q. CO > H H I m r o z £) > ION StS., SO "to si CO Si Si i'i. (0 Z o c o Q. 0) m C. A. Lombard & Co., '-^*^^j!l!;'!"',stoRE. AgentK fur tlie Bell Orgiint l^t'ebcr and (itetnway PianoH. H tr I— !• CD (fi o o O en H > r+ o ^ r 3 J? (D > -I H I m o c-t- > o 31 z <^ u o o o < m ?> z m z H (0 SO a (D (D CO :i 3 o o 7> w KOOTENAY DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 267 from the railway at regular intervals. A telephone line will be erected from the townaito to'Golden City (105 mileB), and lots will be placed on the market as soon as work commeDces on the canal. The (government, which have made a concession of land to this company, have made it a condition that the canal shall be completed within two years, but it is reported that the company propose to complete it in 1887. The Upper Kootenay Valley has a length of some 90 miles, It is some 600 or 700 feet higher than the Lower K aotenay Valley, but equally favored in climatic respects, as it lies at the very bas e of the Rocky Mountains, which rise to a great height, sheltering it completely t :)wards the north and east and acting as a desira))le " catch ," diverting the warm Pacific or Chinook breezes into the valley, so that snow never remains very long on the ground. The winters are short, with bright, clear days, but occasional short spells of severe cold are experienced. The spring sets in usually by the commencement of March. The summers are dry and tlie heat is never oppressive, while summer frosts are unknown in either of the Kootenay valleys. Hops and all the more delicate crpps thrive uncommonly well. The cattle and horses, par- ticuUrly the latter, are iine,and hitherto they have wintered out without feed or shel- ter. Improved stock should, however, be better cared tor, particularly as wood is very handy and hay bottoms are distributed along the river. There are three or four hundred Indians (Upper Kootenays) in the valley, whose services would come in use- fully for certain work, such as hop picking. It s the intention of the Dominion gov- ernment to establish a mounted police post in t'*e valley; hitherto a single constable has sufficed for whites and Indians. The mineral development of the Upper Kootenay has been much retarded by the valley's isolated position and difficulties of transport- ation. Up to this year all supplies and tools had to be packed in on horse-back from Idaho Territory (Sandpoint), over 150 miles of rough mountain trails, the freitj'ht alone amounting to t'U cents per pound. Under these circumstances no machinery could be got in, and without that all mining must necessarily remain of the most primitive kind. Tiiat both the Selkirks and the Rocky Mountains are very rich in gold is plaiuly manifested by the factth.-wt in two seasons over two million do.iars worth of f^old was taken out of one creek (Wildhorse) in this valley. Th t was twenty years ago, and other gold excitements having lured away the miners so that tlie turn out has gradually decreased very considerably, last year official sources only report a result of f 76, 650 in gold. As sot n as steamer navigation on tiie Kootenay River has been established all this will be vasl'.y improved, for with the assistance of machfnery, particularly with respect to ^o'd quartz mines, an industry that hitherto has been entirely neglected, most satisfactory results may legitimately be expected, for the gold is there and can be found in its alluvial form in every crsek in the valley. A company to work the Finlay Creek deposits has quite recently been formed on the strength of favorable privileges having been granted them by the provincial house of legislature. The timber in the Upper Kootenay Valley is remarkably fine, particularly the tamarac (larch), and yellow pine species. Both these kinds will soon come into de- mand down the Columbia River, where, owing to an abrupt change in the climate from a dry to a wet zone neither of these trees is found. The Upper Kootenay Valley can best te reached from Golden City, on the C.P.R. by the steamer Duchess, which makes the trip in one day (105 miles). From tlie valley several low passes (Vermillion, Crow's Nest and Kootenay PasESs), lead across to the North West Territory over good trails and with the best feed. In future these 3 O 3 n crci '^ ^ n 3^ n n 3 £. n ao TO B. WILUAMG & GO., o o rr in 0' 3 n CO for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing r> 4 m A) 3 1 a. ^ M- » c n < i-t >^; ta^. t— * 1 r-r 71 : 1 1. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. C* Headparters for Boots and Shoes, } ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. to Ulj OS 'i ailway be reached over easy country, so that the settlers will have the cho'^e of two routes for shipping pro- duce and stock, the best cure for high freight rates. A Canadian company (the East Columbia Railway Company) are at date of writ- ing, applying for a charter to build a railway between Golden city and the "canal flat," at the head of the Uppei Kootenay Valley. In 1845 the famous miseionary and worldwide traveller, Father de Suiet, visited the Upper Kooter v Valley and wrote home : " The advantages naturr see 1 s to have bestowed on this h, ' '' 'ender its geographical position very imporUn*^^ at some future day, and whev ition shall have penetrated, it will prove a very import- ant point. The climai i delightful, the extremes of heat and coIJ are seldom kuown. The hand of man would transform it into a teri'estrial Paradise." A few years more and the old traveller's prophecy will have become true. The Columbia Valley comprises the great bend of the Columbia River round the Selkirks, which is undoubtedly the most majestic group of mountaiits in North America. The valley, following the Columbia, is 440 miles long; but only the uppermost portions are available for agricultural or stockraising purposes, the remainder being a densely timbered and rocky country of much future importance, however, on account of its mineral riches. The three chief platies in the valley are Golden City, at the moutli of Kickinghorse River, where the C. P. P,. first strikes the Columbia river after descending from the Rocky Mountains. It will be of some impor* '.uce as the distributing point for the Kootenay Valleys. Seventeen miles farther down the Columbia is Donald, a ^i rger place on account of its being the end of a division, and it contains roundhouses and workshops of the C. P. R. Finally, Farwell, or Revelstoke, as the railway company call it, which again is the distributing point for the Big Bend mines, where quartz mining (gold) has a bright future. Far- well, too, is the point from which the Kootenay and Athabaska Railway Co propose to build their branch line to tap the galena mines on Kootenay Lake. The splendid white pine, cedar and fir timber along the C. P. R. route through the Kootenay district can not fail to bring about an early development and the establishment of large sawmills to supply the treeless North-west. KOOTENAY Anderson Henry, govt. agt.,Wild Horse. Armstror -^ Francis P., farmer, Col. La .^e, Aylum Hon. F.W., civil engineer, Kootenay. Archer Wm., trader, Kick Horse. Allen Jos., laborer, Cranbrook. Brenand J as., miner, Moyea. Bellhouse David, farmer, Colum- bia Lakes. Brady lames, mining engineer, Finlay creek. DIRECTORY. Brady Fred L, Finlay creek.' Bray Edward, mail carrier, Koot- enay. Boyes Peter, fmr., Kootenay. Burns J. (Lay Brother), St. Eu- gene mission. Baker F. W., C.P.R. hotel, Field. Baker Jas., Lt.-Col., M. P. P., farmer, Cranbrook. Baker Val Hyde, farmer, Cran- brook. Barker W., farmer, Moberly house, C. P. R. Pi r (& •H a> 0) Hi a I 0* 0) A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering always on hand. RIUM, of ■ P) (8 •ri \> a r 9S Ml « 0) es 8 > 55 0) H • O r > (0 0) O c H m 71 •n 71 O z m < 71 3^ r o DO o w > r 00 H o < i n> v> r+ •-0 "n ?r n v> ft Ul *C 3' CfQ P n P 3 a p bo p trq m Immenge issortient of Boots and Shoes, } =""'"'• ="""'""• Victoria, B, G. J CO xi 9i col O at iiig CO O n H PI D 5 270 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Lowe Chas.,miner,Spallumcheen. Montgomery W. H., miner, Koot- enay Lake. Montgomery G. A., miner, Koot- enay L. Moore Roger, fmr., Kootenay. Mangan Lawrence, farmer, Wild Horse. Mather Robt. D., trader, WildH. Mather M. J., fmr.. Wild Horse. Mather H., superintendent. Wild Horse. Meriveau Baptiste, farmer, Col.L. Munn Thos., miner, Kootenay L. Munro Geo., miner, Bull river. Morigeau Baptiste, farmer, Col- lumbia L. Macaulay James, farmer, Col- umbia lakes. Mehan Jas., miner, Moyea. Molsan Chas., miner, Kootenay lake. McCaulay J. S., miner, Columbia lakes. McCrea Neil, laborer, Cranbrook. McCleary Albert, miner, Gold ck. McMillan Geo., miner, Col. lakes. McMundo A., miner, Col. lakes, McViltee Thos., C.E., Col. lakes. McRae C. C, miner, Col. lakes. McRae J. A., miner, Col. lakes. McGovern Thos., miner.Kootenay lake. McMurdock Archie, miner, Spal- lumcheen. Norn's L G., custom's officer, Cranbrook. Neish Jas. A., farmer, Lewis c'k. O'Rey Dan., miner, Kootenay. Olsen Chas., miner, Kootenay L. Phillips Michael, J. P., farmer, Tobacco Plains. Prichards Rev., Mission, Priest. Primrose Alex., carpt, Kootenay. Parker Capt. E. C, fmr., Fish L. Penny Thomas C, ferryman, Kootenay Upper Crossing. Peyunn EH, laborer, Findlay ck. Pollock G., miner, Otter tail. Paneloff Fritz, miner, Bull R. Quirk Pat'k, miner, W. Horse. Richards Rev. Father, St. Eugene Mission. Roberts Thos., miner, Gold c'k. Rickert J. C, landing waiter, L. Kootenay. Ridgeway J. W., miner, Moyea. Rogers Jas., farmer, Col. lakes. Renwick David. Sackerson J., miner, Field. Stoddart J. A., miner, Col. lakes. Sutherland Geo.,miner,Kootenay. Sundin Erick, farmer, Lewis c'k. Schroder Geo., miner, Perry c'k. Stark G. A., miner, Col. River. Sinclair A. P., farmer. Col. lakes. Schaboth F., labjrer, Kootenay. Sweetland , miner. Otter tail, Taynton L H., farmer. Col. L. Tegart E., farmer. Col. lakes. Tobias H'y, miner, Kootenay L. Velnoweth Nicholas, miner, Kootenay lake. Wood Robt. Cpacker, Kootenay. Wheler A. D., miner, Kootenay lake. Wells Fd., miner, Spallumcheen. Young Jos., laborer, Cranbrook. Yoss Wm., miner, Wildhorse. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H P b 0) u >^^ w 'Z 11 s H ► *fl as 5« w* 1 ► as M so 1 bd 1 ^ I Dheap, Durable & Stylish Boots & Shoes, [ ERSKINE8' EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. C. I If III m <| col (Df po8ed to be particularly adapted to the production of all fruits generally found iu northern countries. Some very prolific vegetable gardens were cultivated during the summer of 1886. The town is surronnded by the must attract- ive mountain scenery. Two churches will shortly be built; one for the Episcopalian and one for the Presbyterian mission. A public school will soon be established, as there are now more than the requisite number of permanently resident children whose parents regret their present inability to send them to places of instruction. I n H D DONALD DIRECTORY Allen S. D., conductor (C. P. R.) Armitage R, brakesman (C.P.R.) Armstrong J. K., C. E. in charge (C. P. R.) Babbitt John, conductor (C.P. R.) Baker Fred, storekeeper. Bangle — , hotel-keeper. Barry A. R., shoemaker. Behune P., brakesman (C.P.R.) Belanger M., brakesman (C.P.R.) Bigelow Geo. A., storekeeper. Bott A., butcher. Brown J. S., brakesman (C. P.R.) Cameron D., brakesman (C.P.R.) Clancey J., yardmaster, Revel- stoke Collins P'red, watchman. Copeland Jos., retail trader. Corregan H., brakesman (C.P.R.) Couture F., brakesman (C. P. R) Darrell Roy, brakesman. Dennis O. G,, constable. Denny Wm., baker. Douglas J., hotel-keeper. Earls Wm., clerk. Elliot W., conductor (C.P.R.) Ferland S., retail trader. Findlay G., brakesman (C.P.R.) Forest Thomas, retail trader. Gennes W., yardsman (C. P. R.) Gilbrensen M. S., conductor. Grahame A. E., storekeeper. Grahame J., brakesman. Grant John, carpenter. Hanson Chas,, porter. Hare Jas., watchman (C.P.R.) Herbert F., clerk (P. O.) Hyland R., brakesman (C. P. R.) Jamieson D., brakesman. Joyce T., conductor (C. P. R . Kempster R. A., merchant and hotel -keeper. Lilly W. H., retail trader, J. P. Liveat Dr., med'l officer in charge of mountain division. Lynch W., brakesman (C. P. R. Milligan G., hotel-keeper. Monette A., brakesman (C. F. R.) Monroe E., conductor (C. P. R.) Monroe A., brakesman. CO The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC dt SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. £ V u a Cfl c 5- % ^ c o _ 4-) — . o.S •St 0) faiO c ■ wmt (0 X o o c o Q CO ORiUM, C. ^ (U Ul > < ^ ■M 4_l ^ c o __ •(-> —I o< biO _r O rt 2 O .C 4-1 4.> "i - (U ^S C lU :- « (U en •St O [^ 0) bO c Z <)^ o o c o Q 0> G. U 9 < it i C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^S°=^^'k®I°'"' AgeutM for Ibe Bell Organ, Weber iinti Mclnwuy IMhiioh. r > 9p O C/3 o 2; r q a n 5' So " < o go KOOTENAY DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 273 Murphy P.,' hotel-keeper. Murray W., brakesman (C. P. R.) McBride & Woods, retail traders. McDonald D., conductor (C.P.R.) McDonald Joseph, brakesman. McGinty J., hotel-keeper. McKay D., conductor (C. P. R.) McKinnon M.,brakesman(C.P.R.) McMillan D., hotel-keeper. Nel.son A., conductor (C. P. R.) Nicholson D., brakesman (C.P.R.) O'Connor J. J. V., brakesman. Odell John, conductor (C.P.R.) O'Rae, hotel-keeper. Oston C, hotel-keeper. Powers John, brakesman (C.P.R.) Phillips R., hotel-keeper. Pubett J., brakesman (C.P.R.) Pullenger G., elk. eng. off. Pushee G., brakesman (C. P. R.) Ranson John, clerk. Redgrave Stephen, constable, sheriff and recorder. Reed E. H., brakesman (C. P. R.) Reekie Jos., teamster. Rylands John, porter. Ryan'M., shoemaker. Sampson W. Curtis, accountant. Scott W. R., conductor (C. P. R) Selkirk J., conductor (C.P.R.) Smith Geo. A., clerk. Spragge A. G. M., barrister. Stanley H., clerk (P. O.) Stephens E., brakesman (C.P.R.) Stein J. C.,mer. and hotel. Sutherland G. H., brakesman. Topp T., butcher. Tucken T. C, conductor (C. P.R.) Tyke Jrah J., carpenter. Vowell A. W., stipendiary magis- trate, gold com. and coroner. | Walker G., brakesman (C.P.R.) Walsh C, barber. Walsh D. M., brakesman (C.P.R.) West G., cook. Whiteman Dr., druggist. Wotz C. E.. asst. eng. (C. P. R.) Wright J., conductor (C. P. R. GOLDEN CITY. Situated at the mouth of Kicking Horse Paas, where the C P. R. fi^8^ strikes the Columbia River after crossing the Rocky Mountains, is one of the three chief places in the Kootenay Valleys as a distributing point. It is 17 miles from Donald. (See Kootenay descriptive.) GOLDEN CITY DIRECTORY. Ambrose G. W., cook. Archer Wm., retail trader and farmer. Conkrite John, miner. Conner J, W., retail trader and hotel-keeper. Cummins A. P., C. E. and miner. Dean W. A. Emory James, miner. Gena Napoleon, laborer. Gibson John, miner and hotel k. Green J. C, miner. Lang Robt, trader. Lang F. C, clerk. Lang J. B., J. P. and retail trader. Lebeau J., laborer. Mclntyre P., miner. McKinnon Hugh, miner. Redgrave Harold, constable. Stacey J. C, carpenter. Tremblay Alex,, trader and hotel- keeper. Vachon Alex., miner. Wells C. E.. agent C. P. R. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Specialty of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their iStock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria, b. o. tr a r ^' crq W o o ?r X o ftl o. ?r en K in 3 P < o ft 2 o »3 1 s a S ST. 3 ; { .' 1 ^ w ErsMne's Boot and Shoe Emporium, } Cor. CovERNMENr and liioHNtON Sra., Victoria, B. C. 274 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. C. P. R. EMPLOYEES. C. E. in charge.: Arm8tron(( J. H. AiinUtant engineer: Wotea C. E. Clerk engineer office: PuUtinger D. Brukenmen: Arinitnge R., Belanger M., Belmorn J., Brown J. S., Cameron D., Corregan H., Couture, Darrell Roy, Findlay Geo., Graham John, Hyland R., Jame- son D., Lynch W., Monette A., Monroe A., Murray VV., McDonald Joe., McKinuore M., Nicholson D., O'Connor J. J. V., Powers John, Publett J., Pushee G., Reed E. H., Stephens E., Sutherland G. H., Walsh D. M., Walker G. Gondmtors: Allen S. D., Babbitt John, Elliot W,, Gilbrensen M. S., Joyce T., Lucker T. C, Monroe E., McDonald D., McKay D., Nelson A., Odell John, Selkirk Jas., Scott W. R., Wright Jas. YardmoHters: Clancey J., Revelstoke; Grimes 'V., Donald. Storekeepers: Baker Fred., Bigclow G. A., Graham Andrew R.; Accountant: Sampson W. Curtis; Clerks: Elarls William; RansoB John, Smith Geo. A.; Wmchman: Collins Fred; Porters: Ry lands John, Hanson Chas.; Teamster: Reekie Jos. CARIBOO DISTRICT. The vast mineral region kiiown as Cariboo extends from Horse-Fly River 150 miles north, and is about 70 miles wide. Although most noted for its alluvial gold minen, there are extensive stretches of good farming land throughout the district, and sonre sixty pre-emptions were record- ed during the year 1886. Three flour mills are in successful operation, selling flour at the rate (in Barker- ville) of $8.50 and «9 per 100 pounds. The beef grown on the ranches in the west and south of this district is not to be surpassed in any country. Fruit will not ripen and has to be imported, and sells here retail (apples) at 50 cents per pound. Vegetables are in abundauce, and sell at from 10 cents per pound. The quartz ledges known to exist throughout the district have been assayed this year with satisfactory results, and two quartz mills are to be erected immediately. The amount of gold taken out averages $76.3 per annum per man employed. The projected railway will pass through or near the centre of present mining operations; and in all probability a mining camp prospected late this year will be opened up in the spring. There are four schools having an aggregate average attendance of about eighty- eight pupils. The mail is delivered weekly by stage at the different stations. The climate is cold but he:«lthy. Lumbering for the mines and building employs five mills. The population is intelligent and social. The Chinese mine much of the ground on the bars of the rivers, making two to three dollars per day. Fare by stage from Barkerville to Ashcroft, nearest railway station, 280 miles, $42.50. a.. si si A. CREGC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. (0 c ■ IBM *■» to Z o o c o Q. SON 8T8., Sjs •H^ i««J ^ r: ,^^ § m D., Jame- inuore ^;. ed E. ^IJ^ o'O te T., •K. ^^ elkirk ^.s a^.. -w ntant: §1 hman: §s S.^ ^ s^ is;§ .S r 150 s (0 c Z r 1 ■'' O }■-- O lund c o ilea, Q. CO C. A. Lombard & Co., '-'*^S?.="xl'.°=^i°'"' ARentM for Ibe B«ll Orgnn, Vl>b«r and Mfin^my PtNuoit. > H Z m H I— '• CD CO 5 Q O (fi o fiJ i;; ^ > at 1^ ft- 3 o t:^ zcQ Cd 2 o o < m z m z H 'A o H O 30 n o O 3 D CO t3 CARIBOO DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 275 BARKERVILLE. The town of Barkarville is situated at the terminus of the Cariboo waggon road. Old John Barker, from whom it was named, still flourishes, and wau thiu April in Victoria. barkervillp: directory. (P. O. Address, Barkerville.) Allan Jas., miner, Grouse creek. Allan Thomas, miner, Antler C. Allers Deidricher, miner, Conk- lin's Gulch. Allers John, miner, Conklin's G. Bauden Nicholas miner, Wil- liams' creek. Bauden Thomas, miner, Wil- liams' creek. Bendixen Madame, saloon-keep- er, Barkerville. Berry Rich., carpenter, Barker- ville. Bibby John, merchant, Williams' creek. Bibby Jas., miner. Grouse C. Blair Robt., miner, Barkerville. Blair John, miner, Barkerville. Bowron John, govt, agent and gold commissioner. Boyoigout Thoilile, miner, Bar'e. Boyce Jas., miner, Richfield. Brodie Robt, miner, Barkerville. Brown Robt., miner, Barkerville. Brown Nicholas Henry, tavern- keeper, Richfield. Buchanan Robt.. miner, Sugar C. Butts John, miner, Mosquito C. Campbell Alex., miner, Barker'le Campbell Neill, miner, Richfield. Cannell Joseph, miner, Richfield. Cameron Arch'd, miner, German- sen C. Champetier E., miner, Hard- scrabblc. Clark Michael, miner, German- sen C. Collins Thomas, miner, German- sen C. Conway Benj. Morrison, miner, Barkerville. Couth Alex., miner, Barkerville. Coote Phillip, miner, Gt-rmansen creek. Craib Wm., mining engineer, Bar- kerville. Craig Jas., butcher, Barkerville. Cowan George, M. P. P., miner, Conklin Gulch. Creswell Robert, miner, Williams' creek. Denny Joseph, saloon-keeper. Deslorier Edward, teamster, Bar- kerville. Dods Archibald, school teacher, Barkerville. D'Orpentigny Oliver, teamster, Barlferville. Doscher Henry,miner, Conklin G. Dow G. A., niner, Grou.se C. DriscoU M ■ ..'«2l, miner, Grouse creek. Ellis Wm., miner, Barkerville. Eude Aime, miner, Barkerville. Fergu.son Geo., miner, Conklin G. Fitchie W., miner, Antler creek. Flynn H. E., miner. Mosquito C. Fiynn T. H., miner. Mosquito C. Forest William, saloon-keeper, Barkerville. Frigon Edward, miner, German- sen C. Frowls W. H., miner Manson River. p 3 ^ B o 3 -t CQ 13 ■-«• P 3 -o n i-h n 3- o r 1 W n ^ n ?r ►n (/■; u <-^ 3 rt crq CO 3 o c n < Z ^ GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing 1^1 I ! I I Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolas, Viotoria, B. O. !■; m Eeadparters for Boots and Shoes, ) ERSKINE'S EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. i ill ii (0 zl OS -It fil r K n a it W 2 be o T\ A.CRECC&SOK, YATES STREET, VICTORrA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. RIUM, 1 ield. P) ark- r (8 ant, Tl. ant, Of of Mile. rab \ C. eek. +^5 im s Ml jcr- xx^ /, d ImI w 'p.- r ' TQ sek. tlei . - .f an- rtl nk- nk- -1^ ler- ld. ^; jon \s :ld. er- lle. f ar- % C. A :h- \ (0 • Ui H C. A. Lombard & Co., '•^^S2oSxi'.=.®I°''^' AsTBla flir the Hvll Organ, Weber «■«! MteiBWiijr Ftamiii. H r > d 5 o m H •" !> ^^ H • O r > IP w 53 o > r I— H C/) X s w O' o < 3' or? "^ P 3 a IS (A i ) Immense Assertmeiit of Boots and Shoes. } ™"'"" ^""'"""'' Victoria, B. C. I 81 I ■ u X o J* >, h V col ^ i o| ml ml 278 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. HARVEY AKD KEITHLEY DIkZCTORY. (P. C> Address, Barkerville.) Adams James, miner, Snow Shoe Creek. Anderson Robt., miner, Snow Shoe Creek. Anderson William, miner, Snow Shoe creek. Barkerjohn K,, biacksmith.Forks of Quesnelle. Barr Robt., miner, Snow Shoe. Bell John K., miner, Keithley. Bii /ell Andrew, miner, Harvey C. Borland Robert, trader, Keith.C. Bruce Robert, miner, Keithley C. Carstens Frederick, miner, Keith. Clemen's J., miner, Keithley. Collins J., miner, Harvey C. Gardell Nicholas, trapper, Har- vey C, Glendenning Peter, miner, Har- vey C. Greig Robert, miner, Harvey C. Guy Frank, fmr., Beaver, Lake. Hayward Thomas, miner. Snow Shoe. Johnston Thos. D., miner, Har- vey C. Kyse Samuel, miner, Snow Shoe. Littler Fred., expressman, Keith- ley. Malcolm J., miner, Har/ey creek. Martin J., miner, Snov Shoe c'k. Mathers Jas., miner, Larvey c'k. Metz John, trapper. Forks of Quesnelle.' Moore Jos., trapper, Forks of Quesnelle. Moore Jas., clerk, Keithley creek. Morris J., miner, Karvey c'k. McGovern P., miner.SnowShoeC. McLennan Farquhar,mnr., Keith- ley creek. McLeod Kenneth, trapper, Har- vey C. McNab Robt., trapper. Snow Shoe creek. McRae Donald, miner, Keithley creek. Newell Hizer, trapper and miner, Keithley. Fearse T., miner, Keithley. Penberthy Joseph, miner, Kc'th- ley. PoUeys William, miner, Snow Shoe. Polmere William, miner. Snow Shoe. Pierce Thos., miner, Snow Shoe. Rankin Donald, miner, Harvey C. Rosebrock T., miner, Harvey C. Scott Robt, miner. Snow shoe. Sievewright Jas., miner, Keithley Smith John R., miner. Snow Shoe C. Stephenson William, govt, agt.. Forks of Quesnelle. Strain Jus., miner. Snow Shoe C. Tell F.dward, miner. Snow Shoe creek. Thompson W.G.H, miner, 150-m. house. Thonvenin Alex., miner, Keithley. ThonveninChas., miner, Keithley. Truman Geo,, miner, Keithley. Trewhella Edward, miner, Har- vey C. Turley Jas,, miner, Harvey creek. VeJth George A., miner, Keithl'y Veith & Borland, merchants and miners, Keithley. WUliams W. M., miner, Keithl'y. A. QREQQ & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported ^Voolens in the City. H 3 b 0) PI H a and ll'y. Pi ID o en M s » ■0 ^ m a Sh I— '• o cQ < o CO C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^^°J^^°Jl°''^' Aceata fo. 'Lss Bell Organ, Weber and iiteinway PIhiioh. m Z z 2 O O PD CO 00 O CARIBOO DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 279 WILLIAMS' LAKE DISTRICT. (P. O. Ac'dress, i :;o-Mile House.) The Williams' Lake district comprises Williams' Lake, 150-Mile House, Soda Creek, and Chilcotin. Its charocteristic is rolling grass and farming lands. Quite a naniber of new names have been added to the list ia this section. It supplies the Sour, beef, bacon and vegetables for the mining region. Some of the most extensive and well-appointed farms in the province are in this district. There is a school at the 150- Mile house, and the Roman Catholic Mission have one at Williams' Lake, with an attendance uf about forty. Ihe stage passes to Barkerville and to Ashcroft each way weekly, carrying the mail. A well-kept hotel and store at the 150, kept by Veith & Borland, supplies travel- lers and others with what they require. WILLIAMS' LAKE DIRECTORY. Adams Wm., fmr, Alexandra. Allan W. P., constable, 1 50-m. h. Anders W. J., Laborer, Williams' Lake. August Chas., carpenter, Soda C. Ayzoa Jos., packer, 150-m. h. Bailey Othelo, carpenter, Chil- cotin. Barger William; blacksrpith, 150- mile house. Beaumont Jamos, stock-breeder, Chilcotin. Bird Henry, clerk, 1 50-m. h. Bishop Thos., teamster, 150-m ^. Bishop Anthony, laborer, 1 50-m.:.. Borland Frank, clerk, 1 50-m. U. Boucher Chas., farmer, Alexan- dria. Bowman J. W., millwright, W. L. Brodie John, miner, Horse-Fly. Brown Henry S., carpenter, 150- mile house. Buchanan Jas., miner, Williams' I^ke. Burrage as., fmr.. Onward ranch. Byrne Peter, farmer, Chilcoten. Callan Patrick, blacksmith, Will- liams Lake. Callan P., butcher, Williams' L. Cantweli Michael, laborer, SodaC. Chaipioni Jean D., R. C. piiest, Williams' L. Chambers 1 hos., laborer, Will. L. Clement Sister Mary, Superior St. Ann's convent, 1 50-m. h. Claik, Alex., farmer, Alexandria. Comnore Wm., farmer, Williams' Lake, Coose, John L., miller, 150-m. h. Copeland Fred., farmer, Chilcotin. Cummings Jas., laborer, S. C. Cummings Isaac, farmer. Spring Field. Cunningham Michael, farmer, W. L. Cusson Louis, fmr, Alexandria. Desermeaux, Peter, farmer, W. L. Dussault David, farmer, W. L. Dussault Jos., farmer, W. L. Eagle Chas. B., farmer, W. L. English Benj. Frank., farmer, Deer Park. Evans Jas., farmer, Chimney C. Evans Geo., laborer, W. L. English Frank, farmer, Chilcoti: .. Felker Henry, fmr, 150-m. h. Freeman Wm , fmr., Alexandria. Graham Robt., farmer, Soda C. ao MB. WILLIAMS & GO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALI81S, BLANKETS, E-rc. i# Johnson Strekt, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. y-fs : ! i! i Cheap, Durable & StyUgh Boots A Shoee, \ =r?»«TS'* 280 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Felker George Henry, farmer. 150-m. h. Felker Henry P.,jr.,fmr, 144-m.h. Felker Wm., farmer, 144-m. h. Fenton Chas., laborer, 1 50-m. h. Ford Jas. Francis, labo*"- • 150-m. house. Guertin Rev. Father t., R.O.M.I. S., St. Joseph's M„ 150-m. h. Guillet Felix, fmr. St. Joseph's M. Hamilton Gavin, trader, 150-m. house, Hamilton.Peter O., fmr, 150-m. h. Hamilton Thos. M., laborer, 150- mile house. Hamilton J. R., packer, Will. L. Hance Thos. O., farmer, Chilcotin. Hanes John N., farmer, Chilcotin. Harper Ephraim, carpenter, Wil- liams' Lake. Harris H. A., packer, 150-m. h. Henem John W, laborer, Soda C. Higman Francis Oct., clerk, 150- m. h. Homer O. T., farmer, Chilcotin, Hudson John, carpenter, 1 50-m.h. Huerta Santiago, packer, Chim- ney C. Hughes J no., laborer, Williams' L. HumphriesCharles, farmer, Alex- andria. Humphreys Edward, ferryman. Soda C. Humphreys Thos. B., farmer, i co- rn ile house. Hunt Samuel, farmer, Onward ranch, Isnardy Amadee, farmer. Chim- ney C. Isnardy Frank, farmer, Chim- ney C, Isnardy Jos., farmer, 150-m. h, Jaillen JuHen, teamster, i50-m,h. Johnston Geo., blacksmith, 150- mile house. Johnston Frank, fmr., Chilcotin. Kelly G, A., farmer, St. Joseph's. Lowder Nathaniel, laborer, 1 50- mile house. Livingstone Dugald,farmer,Alex- andria. Lyne William, Trader and far- mer, Williams' Lake. Lyne Wm. jr., farmer, Will. L. Mackin John, farmer, Alexandria. Mansfield, Maurice, farmer, W.L. Manson William, school teacher, Williams' Lake. Marchall Chas., priest, Williams' Lake. Mayors Joseph, engineer, Chil- coten. Mayors Thos., pilot, Chilcoten. Meis A., laborer, 1 50-mile house. Meldrum Thos., farmer, Chilcoten. Minton Michael, farmer, Chil- coten. Moffat John, laborer, 156-m. h. Moffat Henry, farmer, Alexan- dria. Moffat John A., fmr, Alexandria Moffat Thos., fmr, Alexandria. Moffat John, laborer, 1 50-m. h. Moore William, stock-raiser, Chimney C. Murphy Dennis, farmer, DeepC. McCallum Daniel, miner, W. L, McCauby Arch., fmr, Chilcoten. McDonald Donald, carpenter, S. creek. McLean Alex., laborer, S. C. Mclntyre, Daniel, farmer, Sheep creek. Mclnnis Alex. D., farmer, Alex- andria. Mclnnis John, fmr., Alexandria. Mclnnis Alex., jr., farmer, Alex- andria. McKinlay Arch. J., fmr, 150-m. house. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC &, SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. G. ^ (U m > t, ^ tuoS .s > DC (A C lU :- U •St: c u> (d X o o c o o CO I "^-s *j u C/) > ti ^ *i '-S ?J rt JS So ffi H c o .^ •M -^ o< bx) w . •5^ Ci- . 2a bX) - O rt hot tori P^.a ^> (A 1> +7 C O o 2; 9 M ^ •a o o CARIBOO DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 281 McLeese John, farmer, Soda C McLean Donald, fmr., Soda C. . Nevins J as., farmer, Chil. Ogden Isaac, clerk, 150-m. h. Parker Walter W., laborer, S. C. Peters E. S., miner, Horse-Fly C. Peterson A., laborer, 150-m. h. Pinchbeck W., trader and far- mer, Will. L. Pinchteck & Lyne, traders and farmers, Williams' L. Pinchbeck W. jr., farmer. Will L. Powers Thos., laborer, 150-m. h. Porter Alexander, farmer, Chim- ney C. Price J as., farmer, Alexandria. Quigley J., stock-raiser, 150-m. h. Robertson Wm., blacksmith, S.C. Robertson Jas., laborer, Soda C. Rombrough Johr farmer, D«er Park. Rose Frederick, fmr, 1 50-n Salmon John, fmr., Oatlands. Shaw R. L., farmer, Lansdowne farm. Shult7 John, farmer, Chilcoten. Shepherd E. C, river pilot. Soda Creek. Slairie Wm., telegraph operator. Soda creek. Stein Geo., farmer, Will. L. Stevens Jos., packer, 1 50-m. h. Storr Benj., butcher. Soda creek. Sword Thos., packer, 1 50-m. h. Terry Asa, packer, 1 50-m. h. Thompson W. G,, clerk, 150- mile house. Tappage Baptiste, laborer. Soda creek. Towns Chas., miner, Soda C. Twan Joseph S., shoemaker, Soda Creek. Ulric A., laborer, 1 50-m. h. Villa Pedro, packer, 150-m. h. Wadham, laborer, W, L. Willey Moses, farmer, Chilcotin. Wilson John, farmer. Chimney C. Withrow D., carpenter \\ L. Witlvow Samuel, fmr vVms.' L. Woudside Robt., lerk, Soda C. SODA CREEK. Soda Creek, plea^^ntly situated on the Eraser, was the ual landmg trom the river steamer. This is now diaoontinued. It contains tw tore^ and hotels and blacksmith shop; also flour mill. It is the distributing t)Oint for the Chilcotin country, and a considerable mining and agricultural country surrounds it. The stage from Ashcroft arrives here weekly on Wednesdays, carrying the i< il. Mr. F. C. Dunlevy and Mr. Robert McLeese, M.P.P., have hotels and '•to' or passenger and other traffic. Some very fine farms, growing *' prize " wheat .«i o in this neighbor- hood. SODA CREEK (P. O. Address Collins Robert, miller, S. C. Collins Jacob, farmer, S. C. Currey John, farmer, S. C. Desermeaux Peter, fmr, Alex. Desire Peter, farmer, S. C. Dunlevy P. C, hotel, store and express. Soda C. DIRECTORY. , Soda Creek.) Dunn Geo., farmer, S. C. English B. F., farmer, Deer par'c. English H., farmer, Soda C. Field L., miller, S. C. Griffen James, trader, S. C. Hawks J. F., farmer, Springfield. Innes John, farmer, S. ('. Make a Specialty of Childbenh' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. iloHNSON STRurr, BCT. Broad and Douqlas Viotoria. b. o. B. WILLIAMS & GO., CD r n a. 3* o w o o IT c/s C n < i' G- « o 2. -^ P> 9 a W 3 ?r : ( It i I 1:1 T ErskJse's Boot and 8Iioe EmporiM, } 1 i I I ! Cor. Coverrmcmt aro Jonrson Sts., Victoria, B. O. 282 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Jones John, teamster, S. C. LeClair A., miner, S. C. McLean Robt., farmer, Alex. McLeesc Robt., M. P. P., P. M., hotei .lod store, S. C. Nevis Jas., farmer, Chilcoten. Price James, farmer, Chilcoten, Provis Albino, farmer, Chilcoten. Reed Thomas P., clerk, S. C. Risl - W. L., fmr, Chil. Swanson John, farmer, Chir^ Swanson William, farmer, Chil. Thurber Jas., farmer, S. C. Tpwns C, laborer, S. C. Wathom Thcs , farmer, 1 50-m. h. Waters Joseph, farmer, 1 50-m. h. QUESNELLE. (P. O. Address, Quesnelle.) QneBnelle, Mituated on the banks of the Fraser, at the mouth of Quesnelle River, is an important point, being the objectivn point of both railway routes sketched out for this part of the province. The fur trading and fitting out for a long distance up the Fraser are done here. Two hotels, several stores and a sawmill are to be found here. The Chinese on the bars of both rivers contribute to swell the revenue of the place, and the heavy ox teams seldom go further than this. Good vegetables are grown here for export to the mines, and a school keeps the rising generation up to the requirements of the age. * The stage arrives weekly on Thursdays, carrying mail. The Hudson Bay Co. and Jas. Reed, Esq., M. P., keep large stores here. QUE.SNELLE DIRECTORY. Alexander J. M. L., H. B trade/. Fort St. James. Armitage John, miner, Quesnelle. Baker August, fmr, Quesnelle. Barlow Abraham , merchant.Ques- nelle. Barlow Miss Isabel, post mis- tress and telegraphist, Qu2s. Bartrain William, road foreman, Quesnelle. Bergault Peter, teamster, Ques. Bohanan J. H., farmer, Ques. Boulanger Aug., fmr., Quesnelle. Boyd John, fa mer, Cold Spring i-iver. Brown Joseph, farmer, Ques. Buschie Wm., farmer, Ques. Carson Alfred, blacksmith, Ques. Copp Orlando, miner, Quesnelle. Cowan, clerk, Ques. Cummmgs Jas., carpenter, Ques. Davis H. F., fur trader, Quts. Deacon Jas., miner, Hixon C. Deschamps Berjam, laborer,Ques. Downs Stephen, fmr, Australian ranch. Duclos E., fmr, Ques. Duhig D. D., hotel-keeper, Ques. Dusseaux Joseph, laborer, Ques. Elmore Geo., fur trader, Ques. Elmore M. F., fur trader, Ques. Evans Eyra, trapper, Stuart's Ferry. Hagarty ^^ichael, clerk. Bo. est., Quesnelle. Harris Jo'..n B., butcher, Ques. Heath C. H., miner, Ques. Hudson Bay Co., merchants, Quesnelle. J ohns Joseph, miner, Hixon C. J ohnston W. A., road contractor, Quesnelle. Si o Hi 6q A. CRECC & 8GD, Artist Tailors, Tates Street, Opposite Langlev Street, VICTORIA B. C. 0) Z o o c o Q. 0> •pi I^ «9 g <;;:> is. reet, CO c o o c o a C. A. Lombard & Go., ^'^^SSo^^'^:e.®c.^'''' AccBto for tke Bell Orc«ii, Weber aad KlriMwajr Plaaea. ^ 01 (0 CD O CARIBOO DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 283 Johnston John W., hostler, Ques. La Ronde Chas., packer, Ques. Lock Alexander, stage-driver, Quesnelle. Marshall Theodore, miner, Ques. Middleton Robt, blacksmith, Quesnelle. McCornish John, laborer, Ques. McLean John, hotelkeeper, Ques. McNeill Theople, laborer, Ques. McPhail Angus, teamster. Cold Spring. McNaughton Archibald, clerk (H. B. C J.), Ques. Northcote Miss Alice, teacher, Quesnelle. Ogden Chas., trader, P'ort George. Olsen Andrev.', farmer, Australian ranch. Pickard, farmer, Ques. Reid Jas., M. P., mcht., Ques. Robb David, miner, Ques. Robb Wm., miner, Ques. Robertson Finlay, laborer, Ques. Selms George, miner, Ques. Shepherd E. C., njiner, Ques. Shepherd John, pilot. Shepherd — , miner. Skinner Robt. J., chief trader H. B. Co., Ques. St. Laurent Joseph, road supt. & govt. agt.. Ques. Staebler Christopher, laborer, Quesnelle. Thormalin Theodore, miner, Hixon C. Wallace Alex., farmer, Ques. STANLEY. Stanley is situated on the formerly rich placers on Lightning Creek, at the junc- tion of the mountain and lower roads, fourteen miles below Barkerviile.- The stage passes both ways weekly. STANLEY DIRECTORY. Allan David, farmer, Beaver Pass. Beattie William, miner. Light- ning creek. Blackwell Edward, miner, L.^ht- ning C. Booth Robert, carpenter, Stanley. Brown Wm., miner, Stanley. Conklin George, miner, Slough C. Crawford Henry H., miner, Stan- ley. Dodd Wm. W., mcht. & telegraph operator, Stanley. Dodd Jas., miner, Stanley. Edwards David, miner, Stanley. Fletcher Andrew, merchant, Stanley. Houseman Wm.W., hotel-keeper, Stanley. Hunter John, niner, Stanley. Jones Robt., miner. Canyon C. Jones John, miner, Canyon C. Jones Henry, miner, Stanley. Johnston Arch'd, miner, Stanley. Maxwell Thos., miner, Stanley. Montgomery Samuel, miner, Rucheoh creek. McLeod Geo., miner, Stanley. McLaren Phillip, miner. Light- ning creek. Naismith John, miner, Rucheon c. Peebles John, blacksmith. Light- ning creek. Perkins Edwin, miner. Lightning creek. Pritchard Roht., miner, Lightning creek, o» 3 O 3 n orq •^ - P 3 ■1 3^ « 2 n 3 C V rt o 3 n CO 3 a o c "3 ^ J) c GOTO B. WILLIAMS i CO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing Johnson Strket. bct. Broad and Pouolas, Victoria, B. O. i (OH ee 0| d z o m H o :z; o w C/3 > dd r CD 2; H 31 0) H O r > c» CO O c H H m T| O z m •< o" o o 4 5 NORTHWEST COAST DIRECTORY. 285 McCauley Geo, miner, Laketon. McCluskey Jas, miner, Laketon. McCrimmon John, miner, Mc- Dame's cr. McCuaig D., miner, McDame's cr, McDonald D., miner, Laketon. McFadden D., miner, Laketon. McKenzie Dan., miner, Laketon. McVicker Dan, Thibert cr. Merrifield J., packer, Glenora. Metcalf E., miner, McDame's cr. Mitcheir J,, 1\iiner, McDame's cr. Pillan Jesse, miner, Laketon. Porter James, hotel-keeper, Thibert creek, Laketon. Pretchett Geo., custom house officer, Glenora. Rees John, miner, McDame's cr. Reid Robt., miner, Laketon. Rilly M., packer. Telegraph cr. Richards Matthew/hotel-keeper, Dease Lake, Laketon. Ronald Wm., miner, Laketon. Sainsburry George, miner, Mc- Dame's cr. Shearer Ed., miner, Laketon. Smith C. B., miner, McDame's cr. Smith Stewart, miner, Laketon. Sullivan B. L,, miner, Thibert cr. Sylvester Rufus, Indian trader, Sylvester's landing, McDame's creek. Thibert Henry, miner, Laketon. Tolmie Andrew, miner, Laketon. Valencia J., packer, Telegraph cr. Wilson Ogden, miner, Lakeion. Wilson Robt., miner, P. O., Mc- Dame's cr. Wilson W. P., farmer, 23-m. h.. Telegraph cr. NORTHERN COAST, NORTHERN INTERIOR WEST COAST OF VANCOUVER ISLAND. AND METLAi^AHTLA Is situated some 20 miles from Fort Simpson, and is purely an Indian settlement with a population of about 800. The industries prosecuted here are a saw mill, a barrel factory, a salmon cannery, blacksmith's work, and other mechanical arts. SKEENA RIVER ' Is situated fifteen miles south of Metlakahtia, and is the second largest river in British Columbia. The river is navigable for a distance with steamers of moderate draught and with canoes to the head of the Babine Lake. TLe Skeena is a prolific salmon strsam, and fish of the finest quality are procured here. PORT SIMPSON. This fort is situated on the north-west end of the Simpshean peninsula, sep^irated from ^he south end of Alaska by the Portland Inlet. The town is situated on a sloping hill-side, and has a population of 800 Indians, who are chiefly engaged in the fishing and fur trade business. The village has a fire brigade, a brass band, a rifle company, and is governed by -«n Indian council. Kit-a-maat, about 100 miles down the coast, is an Indian village, and has a population of 350. C. B\A/lltlAMC 9, Pn ^^P always m Stock a First-Ciass Assortment of . fflLLIAIflu QL UU.| Underwear, aU Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Street ,bet. Broad and Douqlas, Victoria. B. O. W O c o Oi n o^ p a a. cr o 2 ^ o n o o •-I ^ 2 w) n w 5" 5' orq v> P 3 a p -^ D3 P orq i J IiiBiiBB AssortiBnt of Boots and Shoos. } '""'"" ™'^"'' Victoria, B. O. ot 85 col "I ml 286 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. y QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. The general character of these iaUinds is,mouutainou8 and heavily timbered. The extreme length is about 170 geographical milen, their extreme width about 100 miles. The mining resources of these islands are undoubtedly very extensive. The only industry established here is the Skidegate Oil Company, which enter- prise is confined to the manufacture of oil from a small species of ^hark, commonly known as the dog-6sh. The chief trading places on the islands are at Massett and Bkidegate Inlet. The chief item in trade is fur seals, in which about $10,000 of tra le ia annually done. The Elydah Indians of these islands are famous for their skilful carving in wood, silver or slate, and their crest poles adorn every village. They are, beyond doubt, the best canoe makers on the coast. NAAS RIVER AND DISTRICT. Naas River ranks third in size of British Columbia rivers, and waters the country north of the Skeena. On the right bank, close to the mouth, is the mission villat(e of Kincolith; popnlatfon about 226. Several well equipped canneries are located along the Naas River, and thousands of Indians are engaged in fishing during the salmon and ooliohan run. The Methodist mission is in charge of Rev. A.E.Green, and there is aschool where Indians are taught the habits of civilized life. The winters are very severe, the thermometer falling from 40 deg. to 60. deg. below zero for weeks in succession. Gold is found in small quantities, and also crop- pings of coal. When properly prospected no doubt much wealth will be discovered. FORT RUPERT. This post is situated near the northern extremity of Vancouver Island, and was established by the Hudson Bay Company for a trading post. ALERT BAY Is situated about twenty miles south of Fort Rupert, on Cormorant Island, and a convenient stopping place for vessels on their way to and from the Northern ports of British Columbia and Alaska Territory. BELLA BELLA is di tant from Victoria about 400 miles, and is an Indian village with a popula- tion ot about 250. 0-WEE-KAY-NO Is situated at the head uf Rivers Inlet, where the well-known canning establish- ment of Shotbolt, Hart & Co. is located. The Indians in this neighborhood number about 160, and speak the Bella Bell Indian language. SMITH'S INLET. ' A good sized stream empties into this inlet, up which the salmon run in large numbers, and several canneries have been established in this neighborhood since the issue of the last Directory. BELLA COOLA Is situated at the h«a4 Burke Channel, and was formerly the landing place for Cariboo miners. The Indians are quite numerous, and the country abounds with fur- bearing animals. A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tfie City. H P b (I) H PI <1 0) (!) H (I) li! PI % (4 Pi 0) c K r < c H The H Q (0 H Pjd <} ffi r W >blish- Pi imber ^ n large le the ^ ca for N with Pi 0) J8g fc. B.C. T! C. A. Lombard & Co., '■^^^o^^'.^L^I""^- AgeBts n>r the Bell Orsaa, Weber aod Melnway Plaaoa. i CQ ■0*13 ?» O CO M o pi H C 0» CD H so < O m z z m « o NORTHWEST COAST DIRECTORY. 287 NORTHERN COAST, NORTHERN INTERIOR and WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND DIRECORY. Alexander George, head fisher- man, Aberdeen. Anderson W B., constable. Fort Simpson. Blenkinsop G., Indian agent, Fort Rupert. Brabant Rev. Father A., Hes- quiat, V. I. Breitzen R, H. B. Co., Fort Simp- son. Breitzen H.P., farmer, Ft.Simp'n. Brown J as., miner. Port Elssing- ton. Brown W., fi.sherman, Naas habr. Brown Capt. Geo., Kyuquot. Bryant John, miner, Omineca. Byrns M., blacksmith, Alert Bay. Callan P., butcher and black- smith, Omineca. Callan & Steratt, butchers, etc., Omineca. Carles M., fisherman, P.O.Skeena. Clayton J., trader, Bella Bella. Clifford C. W D., H. B.» Co., Forks of Skeena. Clyde Edmond, fisherman,Skide- gate Oil Co. Collins F., fisherman, Naas river. Collinson Rev. W. H., Kincolith. Cooper W. Salt's establish- ment, Naas river. Crosby Rev. Thos., Ft. Simpson. Cunningham John, trader. Port Essington. Cunningham Neil, carpenter, R.I. Cunningham R., trader. Port Es- sington. Cuthbert J., manager ' Balmoral cannerv Skeena. Deis F., .'.snerman, Naas harbor. Dempster W. H., manager Aber- deen cannery. Draney R., manager cannery, R.I. Draney J., fisherman, R. I. Duncan Rev. W., trader and missionary, Metlakahtla. Dunn Rev. T., Episcopal mission, Kincolith, Naas river. Dunnahue E., miner and mgr. Salt's establishm't, Naas river. Dyke G.W., fisherman, Skidegate Oil Co. Evans E., trader, Omineca. Eussen Rev. Father L., V. I. Faigon E., trader, Hope Island. Francis Capt. P., Ucluet. Gamble T., sawyer, Pt, Essingt'n. Gate B., miner, Omineca. Gauten P., miner, Omineca. Gibson — , teacher, Naas. Gilbert J.,, trader, Naas. Giscom J. R., northern coast. Gordon L., clerk (H. B. Co.), Ft. Simpson. Graham Allan, magistrate, Lome . creek, Omineca. Grant H., logger, Seymour Nar- rows. Gray J., miner and fish curer, Naas River. Green Rev. A. E., Greenville, Naas river. Green Chas., fisherman. Port Es- sington. Goodwin S. (Capt. Warren's sta- tion), Ahuonsut. Hague H., Barclay Sound, V. I. Hall Rev. A. T., Alert bay. Hall R. J., clerk in charge H. B. Co., Fort Simpson. Hart F., miner, Omineca. HartM. (Shotbolt H. & Co.), R.I. Harrison Rev. C. I OB 12 jM X o r > r w > o w ^ c o s« CO 09 i CO ao TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Etc. JoNiMON Strut, bit. Broad and Douolas, Victoria, B. O. if ili ■ Glieap, Durable & Stylisli Boots & Slioes, [ ER8KINE8' EMPORIUM, ViOTORIA, B. O. 1 288 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hathaway G.P., miner, Omineca. Hawkins G.,coal burner, Alert B. Hankin Mrs., trader, Forks of Skeena. Hefifren N. G., miner, Omineca, Hendry F., coal burner, R. I. Holmes Aug., mgr. Aberdeen cannery. Hopkins Rev. G. T., Skidegate. Hunt G., trader, Fort Rupert. Hunt Robt., trader (H. B. Co.), Fort Rupert. Jennings Rev. D., Port Essing- ton. Johnston John, canner, Aber- deen. Johnston J., fisherman. Alert bay. Kamano Geo., farmer, Alert bay. Kelly P., miner, Omineca. Kenney Geo., trader, Omineca. Keynton W., miner, Omineca. Knight Miss S., teacher. Ft. Simp. Laing Capt. A., schooner W. P. Sayward. Lee T., canner, Pt. Essington. Linnberry A., fisherman. Lockerby J., H. B. Co., Forfc Simpson. Laughton Capt. T . Barclay S. MacArthur J., fisherman, Kinco- lith. Madden Wm., ship master. Fort Simpson. Macbeth C, boat-builder, Port Essington. Matheson H., trader, Kyuquot. Matheson Joh^, cooper, Naas R. Malio A., fisherman. Mallory H., fisherman, R. I. Mallory J. L., fisherman R. I. May J. J., trader, P. O. Vitall cr., Omineca. May J., Port Essington. May Wm. D., farmer, Klicksewy, Alert Bay. Morrison F., fisherman, R. I. McAllister John, Kitlup River Fishing Co., Gardner channel. Mc Arthur D., laborer, Naas river. McCulough W., teacher, Naas River. McCullough I. B. McDonald A., trader, P.O. Vitall cr., Omineca. McDonald D., miner, Omineca. McKenzie A., H. B. Co., Massctt. McKenzie, farmer, Alberni. McKinnon C, miner, Omineca. McNeill Alex., prop. Aberdeen cannery. Mcintosh A., H. B. Co., Babine lake, McQuillon F., supt. B. S. fish Co. Merrifield P.. farmer, Alberni,V.I. Mollet C, J. P., fmr, Alberni. Morgan E. B., clerk, Naas habr. Morrison C. F., storekeeper. Myjask Arthur, fisherman. Nicholes E., trader, Bella Coola. Nicolaye Rev. J., Kyuquot, V. I. Nicholls George, fisherman. Nicholson A.N., trader, Hesquiat. Oliver F., carpent, Fort Simpson. Ohley S., slpop capt.. Alert Bay. Owen Arch., house carpenter, Port Essington. Owen Thos., Kyuquot Sound. Pierce Rev.W.H., Rivers Inlet. Pierson , fisherman, R. I. cannery. Pool Sam., fisherman, Skidegate Oil Co. Ridley Rt. Rev., Bishop of Cale- donia, Metlakahtla. Reynolds Wm., fisherman, Naas harbor. Roundy F., miner, Naas R. Robertson G., trader, Kit-a-maat. Robinson J., miner, cannery, In- verness. .0 ^ t *a (U u I/) < iJ QiO 4J .5 > DC '^ c o ^ 9< bo v> . 2w 5uO - O rt |"i .C 4-1 *.> !/) O ^S C (U V o C/5 o The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG dt SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. to c to o o c o o 0> 213 u (/) < a a, .s > c o ^ 9< tn . 2K O rt 2 o j^ ■>-> ^> C \.i. u < i H tl 4 C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^°o'i^'==^c°'"' ARriitN fkir Ibe B«ll Organ, Weber MBtl itteliiWHy Mhimim. r > 9p O t— ( O r 0) i-ia O o 00 LILLOOET DIRECTORY. 289 Robson J., clerk, H. B. Co. Roles Chas., miner, Lome cr. Rood J., carpenter and joiner, Ft. Essington. Say ward & Gabriel, props. B. S. fishing Co. Sayyca Wm., canner, Aberdeen cannery. Sheldon Rev. A. H., F. Simpson. Shotbolt, Hart & Co., props, can- nery, 0-Wee-Kay-No, R. I. Smith John, trader, Nootka S. Snow Harvey, miner. Spence W., trader, P. O. Vitall cr., Omineca. Spencer & Earle, salmon pack- ers. Alert Bay. Spencer S. A., manager cannery. Alert Bay. Smith Wm., trader, Nootka S. Snow Maria, trader, Naas R, Snuggs Chas., carpenter, Naas River, Stapleton B., manager Inverness cannery. Stephens E. C, miner, Omineca. Sterratt C, butcher, Omineca. Sutter James, foreman Skeena Packing Co. Terry G. W., miner, Omineca. Tomlinson Rev., Metlakahtla. Twick J as., canner, Naas harbor. Taylor Chas., farmer, Barclay S. Taylor Chas., farmer, Alberni. Vauriot P., miner, Omineca. Vitall Bed Rock Flume ^Co., Omineca. Vogt C. F., cooper. Port Essing- ton. Walker D., miner, Omineca. Warburton H., machinist, Vitall creek. Welsh J as., trader, Naas river. Weston Wm., laborer, H. B. Co., Furt Rupert. Williams W., fisherman, Naas R. Williams W., fisherman,' Naas R. Williams R., fisherman, Naas R, Williamson W., miner, Vitall cr. Wilhscroft Geo., saw mill owner. box factory and steamboat owner, P. O. Fort Simpson. Wilson Geo., carpenter. Port Es- sington. Warren Capt. J. D., trading stations, Barclay Sound, Clayo- quot and Ohuhonset, V. I. LILLOOET. The town of Lillooet is situated on the right bank of the Fraser River. Its position is 650 feet above the sea. The town consists chiefly ut one broad street, hav- ins stores belonging to whites and Chinese intermingled. The agricultural land in this section is exceedingly rich, and railway work has caused stock and other produce to command a high price, so that farmers prosper. Bridge River mines are paying fair wages in spring and autumn when the water is low. The Indians in this neighborb^d are engaged in agricultural pursuits and are happy and contented. LILLOOET DIRECTORY. Bullard B. D., accountant. Carey Daniel, farmer. Cullen Phillip, miner. Currey John, farmer. Dickey John, farmer and stock- breeder. Got Bertrand, farmer, Harris T. C, laborer. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a SPKciALTi' of Childrens' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas Victoria. B. o. in 5- n r n o. 3 orq o o ?r X o c 'J) n 5' < o •I I 3 O, P HI o' 3 P -^ ! Erskine's Boot and Shoe Eiponim, } Cor. Govirrmint ard Johnion Sts., VlOTORIA, B. O. 290 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Henderson George, supt. Fpster Phair C, sheriff of Clinton, judic. mine. dist., reg. S. C. Hoey Thomas, farmer and stock- Reillcy Wm., farmer. breeder. Smith A. W., merchant. Hunter Walter, school teacher. Tinker G. R., mail carrier. Hurley Dan., mail carrier. Vader W. H., miner. Keary H. J., clerk. Williams J. R., miner. Larochelle Fabian, farmer. Williams. J., laborer. Madison Robt., farmer, High Bar. Wood J. W., miner. Marshall John, miller. CHINESE. Miller John, ferryman. Fong Tai, Trader. McDonald Dougall, Pemberton Ho Sang, trader. meadows. Kam Wo Tye, trader. Nelson John, farmer, 14-m. creek. Mun Lee, trader. Ordine Jos., trader. Ye Shing Co., traders. BIG BAR DIRECTORY. (40 miles from Clinton. P. 0. Address, Big Bar.) Burnett Alex., stock-breeder. Haller Joseph, farmer. Gallagher J. P., Big Bar. Hartman P. A., trader. Green Andrew, farmer. Hinck H., fanner. Green William, Big Bar. Kostering Conrad, farmer. Grinder, Phillip, farmer. Wood J. H., farmer. PAVILLION MOUN TAIN DIRECTORY. (P.O. address, Pa^ krillion Mountain.) Banino Nicoli, laborer. Laton Lorenzo, farmer, Fountain. Carson Robt., farmer. Martley Capt. John, J. P., farmer, Clark T. C, farmer. the Grange. Cole T. J., farmer. Martley Arthur H., farmer, the Ehalt Joseph, farmer. Grange. Garigan P., blacksmith. Mackay Frank, Pavillion. Gillan Mich., farmer. O'Halloran Cornelius, farmer. Keatley W. H., farmer. Rountree Chas., farmer. Lee Wm., trader and mill owner. DOG CREEK DIRECTORY. (80 miles from Clinton. P . 0. Address, Dog Creek.) Boyle Calvin, Dog Creek. Hanlon Nich., mail contr. Brown John, Empire ranch. Pigon Moses, farmer. Brown J. N. J., Empire ranch. Vespucie Isadore, farmer. Brown S.L.C., Empire ranch. Wright W. H., Dog Creek. Colin Pierre, farmer. Wycott W. W., farmer. Gustafsen Neilson. farmer. A. GRECC & SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. Sj Si) 01 c (0 o o c o Q. CO 3B m Z H » -f ■ < O H O > o , reet, ;55 (0 c ■ ■■i Z o c o Q. CO Wi C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^S2o»^^-®i°'"' iigcBlN r«ir the Bell Vrc>ui< W«ber •■d Memway pi«uaii. > H H X m H 3 (T) (A m O O ^ O z a H > «-^ F ^ o fD CO *T] r 3 c» 7( CO 3 3 O CQ 2 W o 3) O a o < m Z z H <» -I O H O 30 > O 0) CO 3 CO CLINTON DIRECTORY. 291 CLINTON. Clinton is situated in what '' %s formerly called Cut Off Valley at the junction of the Cariboo and Lillooet roada, 136 miles from Yale and about 60 miles from Lillooet. Stages from Cariboo and Yale meet here once a week. There are two hotels, a tele- graph and post office, a B. C . Express office, an excellent and well-stocked library containing about 700 volumes of first ilass books and receiving the leading papers and periodicals of the day. The courc house and jail are also situated here. Although the site of Clinton is about 2,700 feet above the sea level, vegetation of all kinds is in perfection and potatoes reach an enormous size; many weighing between seven and eight pounds arc produced. The surrounding scenery is grand, and Clinton is famous f?r its beauty. CLINTON DIRECTORY. Barten Thcs., laborer. Bell Chas., clerk. Bell Ewen, accountant. Bernal Juan, farmer. Boyd Wm,, dairyman, 70-m. h. Cargyle William, trader. Chenhall John, miner. Chenhall Jas. C. S., Dominion hotel. Chiaro F., farmer. Alkali lake. Coates Lawson, B. C. Express agent. Collins John, laborer. Connor Chas., stock breeder, Chilcoten. Conroy Tom., laborer. Foster F. W., J. P., Coroner, druggist. Geskea Joseph, laborer. Hall Rev. T. W., Meth. minister. Halliday Jas., laborer. Hamilton Thos. L., hotel-keeper. Bridge creek. Harvey H. W., clerk. Higginbotham H., laborer. Hutchinson Thos., packer. Kells Harry, laborer. Koster John, laborer. Le Bourdais, tel. oper. and post master. Major H., laborer. Manson Wm., the Grange. Marlin Hczekiah, laborer. Marlin Joe C, laborer. Marshall Mrs. Eliza (Marshall & Smith.) Marshall & Smith, prop. Clinton hotel. McGregor Hugh, miner. Mclntyre Chas., wheelwright. McLellan C. N., blacksmith. Mitchell G.H., farmer. Glen Hart. Moore Edw., High Bar. Moore John E., farmer. Alkali lake. Pollard John, farmer. Powers Thos., farmer. Bridge cr. Robertson Jas., road supt. Rosette Jos., Alkali lake. Saul John, J. P., Mound. Saul Wm., farmer. Mound. Smith Jos. E. N. (Marshall & Smith.) Smith Dan., farmer. Soues F., govt, agt., Clinton. Stoddart David, tinsmith. Switzer A., laborer. Tate Ed. A., stage driver. Twentyman Anthony, miller. Van Volkenburg I., stock-breed- er, Canoe creek. Williams J., laborer. Williams J. R., miner. Bridge river. 4 M O) O 3 -1 crq T3 — P 3 n 3* n n 3 C 8 C/> rr V o' 3 o crp s o e n < ^B. WrLUAMS & CO., iL±: 's, Youths' and fioys' Clothing dOHMSON SniKCr, acr. BtiaAO and Douqlas, Viotoria, B. O. tf« Heaiparters for Boots an! Shoes, ) ^To??,.*™""'""' to z| <& "■ ►» z^ (08 13 n H H I 2Q2 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS OF THE Province of British Columbia. LIEUT.-GOVERNOR. HON. HUGH NELSON. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Attorney-General, Hon. A. E. B. Davie, Q. C. (Premier.) Chief CommissioTur of Lands and Worku, Hon. Forbes G. Vernon. Provincial Secretary, Minister of Finance and Minister of Mine^H, Hon. John Robson. President of the Executive Council, Hon. A. E. B. Da< ie. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Speaker, Hon. C. E. Pooley. Clerk, Thornton Fell. .JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT. Chief if ustice. Sir M. B. Begbie. Puisne Judges, Hon. H. P. P. Crease, Hon. J. Hamilton Gray, D. C. L., Hon John F. MuCreight, Hon. G. A. Walkem. DOMINION OFFICIALS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. DOMINION AGENT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. HON. J. W. TRUTCH, C. M. G. CUSTOMS— PORT .)F vioroRiA. Collector, Hon. W. O. Hamley. Surveyor, George Frye. Chief Clerk, C. S. Finlaison. Appraiser, etc., A. K. Milne Clerk, Edgar Fawcett. " J. C. Newbury. " Wm. Brodrick. Sub-Collector of Stickeen, Rich. Hunter. Laruling Waiter, Robert Lawson. r. J. Morison. W. A. Franklin. Locker, P. WooUacott Messenger, Wm, Gregory. Landing Waiter, Esquimalt, C.E. Bunting. rORT OF NBW WtSTMINSTER. CoUector, John S. Clute. Landing Waiter and Clerk, Peter Grant. Landing Waiter, Burrard Inlet, Isaac Johns. PORT OP' NANAIHO. CoUector, J. F. Sn)ith. Svb-CoOector, Thos. E. Peck. POST OFFICE. Inapeeior, B. H. Fletcher. Postmaster cU Victoria, R. Wallace. \J OB P4l A.CRECCdcSON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newest Trousering always on hand. " r a Os « r 0) (!) fig a a. e 9 VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. CARESCHE, CREE?4 & COMP'Y, BANKERS. GOVERNMENT ST., * VICTORIA, B. C T>ep CO o c H H PI "I si o* C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^^'.'L.\^°'''' AgcBta for the Hell Organ, Weber and Htrlnway riauon. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. 293 DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.— victoria branch. Jfana{7er, John Graham . Accountant, dmte M. Chambers. NEW WBSTHiNSTEB, J. S .Clute, Agent. nanaimo, A. H. Home, Agent. MARINE AND FISHERIES. Agent, H. G. Lewis. INLAND REVENUE. Inspector, C. T. Dapont. INDIAN COMMISSIONERS. Lieut. -Cul. Powell. Clerk, Hamilton Moffat. Note.—- See also New Weatminster, page 197. LOCAL DEPARTMENTS (VICTORIA). LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. C. A. Vernon, Private Secretary. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND MINISTER OP MINES. Hon. ■'no. Robson, Provl. Seo'yA Min. T. Elwyn, Deputy Provincial Secretary, of Mines. A. Holmes, Messenger for all Dep'trnents. H. Cathcart. Assistant Messenger. PRINTING BRANCH. R. Wolfenden, Superintendent. J^ Pottinger, 2nd Printer . R. Butler, 1st Printer. F. Partridge, 3rd Printer. F. Shakespeare, 4th Printer. TREASURY. Hon. Johu Robson, Minister of Finance A. Flett, Deputy Treasurer, and Agriculture. J. MoB.' Smith, Auditor. J. K. Worsfold, cleik. LANDS AND WORKS DEPARTMENT. Hon. F. G. Vernon, Chief Commissioner 6. N. John, Draughtsman (acting.) W. 8. Gore, Surveyor-General S. Phipps, Clerk of Records. ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Attorney -General, Hon. A. E. B. Davie Deputy Attomey-GJeneral, P. M. Irving. LAND REOiSTRY OFFICE, Registrar-Gen'l of Titlea, 0. J. Leggatt. Registrar of Titles, New Westminater, R, 1st Clerk, R. F. Tolmie. W. Armstrong. 2nd Clerk, H. H. Wootton. 1st Clerk. C. Holt. 2nd Clerk, T. M Cunningham, Jr. SUPREME OURT. 8. C. Prevost, Registrar Supreme Court B. Evans, Usher Supreme Court. w O C in O < a' ft- o -X P3 P in I-. o ^ o n ?^ O 2. •ji n •o 3 orq t; n •-I 3 a be orq Bli/ll I I AMO nn Keep always in Stock a First-Ciasa Asaortnient of , IflLLiAlflu & UU.| Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson Strekt .err. Broad and Domolas, Victoria. B. O. IimensB f ssortment of Boots and Shoes. } ^"""" ™'"'"''' Victoria, B. G. S J. E McMillan, Victoria. 29 + BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. SHERIFFS. W. J. Armstrong, New Westminster. S. A. Rogers, Cariboo. COUNTY COURT. H. Combe, Clerk, County Court, Victoria. POLICE AND GAOLS, VICTORIA. H. B. Roycraft, Supt. of Police. E. Truran, Ist convict guard. J. W. Hutctiinson, Ist Gaoler. J . D. Helmcken, Medical officer. D. Deasy, Caretaker aud Nightwatchman, Government buildings, James' Bay. POUCE AND GAOLS, ESQUIMALT. Constable, Esquimalt, J. D. Campbell. . POLICE AND GAOLS, NEW WESTMINSTER. Government Agent, C. Warwick. Ist Gaoler, W. M^oresby. Asst. Govt. Agt., J. Sprott. 2nd Gaoler, Jos. McNamara. Registrar Sup. & C'ty Courts, E. A. Jeuns. 1st Convict Guard, W. H. Edwards. Caretaker and Messenger, D. Whiteside. 3rd Convict Guard, Jos. Burr. APYLUM FOR THE INSANE. Medical Supt., R. I. Bentiey M. B. Steward, J. Phillips. 1st Keeper, John F. Strong. 2nd Keeper, Henry \oang. 3rd Keeper, H. H. Williams. 4th Keeper, H. Lancaster. 5th Keeper, Duncan McCowan. 6th Keeper, H. Lister. 7th Keeper, D. Gunn (nightwatchman.) Matron, Mrs. Ross. Assistant Matron, Mrs. Goodacre. Cook, I/>uis Bertram. REVENUE SERVICE. Assessor and Collector, Victoria district, 0. Booth. EDUCATION. Supt. of Education, S. D. Pope, B.A. Assistant, John Anderson, B. A. GOVERNMENT AGENTS. Cowichan, H. Fry. Yale and Lytton, F. Hussey. Nanaimo, M. Bray, . Kaniloops, W. Dodd. Comox, E. Duncan. Okanagan, W. Dewdney. New Westminster, C. Warwick. Cliutou, F. Soues. Cariboo, J. Bowron. Kootonay, A. W. Vowell, Gold Commissioner and Stipendiary Magistrate. Kootenay Q. M. Sproat, Gold Commissioner and Stipendiary Magistrate. Cassiar, J. L. Crimp,'Gold Commissioner aud Stipendiary Magistrate. Similkameen, G. C. Tunstall, Gold Commissioner aad Stipendiary Magiitratj. A. GREGG & SON, YAtES STREET, ViCTORIil, B.G. Receive the first Imported Woolens in the City. H :) 0) H <] cc « (I) tlH ijo ^ ! H :| fid r |li PI Pi (Q VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. VICTORIA RICE MILLS Store Street, VICTORIA. ^ . W ^ ..o -.M ^* Cleaned Riqe, Bice Flour, And Granulated Rice. Chit Rice for Poultry, Ac- Rice Meal for Cattle, &c. HALL, ROSS & Co, Agents. , j),i,m.u|iJU-.^.ii|Wtt-Uix» i i)!M.Mit i ia^uMlMJi»iU i »ll i » a»WWWW »- l iU l ll i il i J i l ii| LI»' r VICTORf A ADVERTISEMENTS. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, C«r. Wharf and Johnson Sts., iJ^flC^KIA, BrjwSH COI,yMBIA. Largest and Host EiigibrSitiiatBrfifltBl in TictoSa. CONVENIENT FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. to^^ng . „... Bar .ad BUli^ IUk>„, Wg. SIM-h, .,d B^,^ B«,m. . Board and Room - - tl.QOto Sl.so per Day. JOSEPH B/IYLEY. Proprietor. Briek-Makei*, « Builder, <^tiD (Seneral Contractor. Pl«l« and Ornamfiiitai Plwiefer, C©MeBti«f, Kte. Ccntre»Flowers and Bricks of all kinds constantly on hand. Brinks shipped to all parts of the Proirince on Shorte.t Notice. POST QFFICE BOX 220. TELEPHONE CALL 527. s B M o *<*P|)MMiiMi ■i| INI* lit iili^i^ Q. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^^o^=®c°'"' AgeaU fbr the Bell Ornui, MV^torr and Htelnway rinuoH. B M S CD o 0^ « > 30 O ■0 3 a «^ = (D m Q, '€ O o ^ ocQ < PI 30 Z z m z H o (0 c0 o H O > OB « O 13- CD O O CO (A BRITISH COLUMBIA LAW SOCIETY. 295 Benchers of the British Columbia Law Society 1888. A. E. B. DAVIE, Q.C., Attorney Gen. (ex.-officio.) M. W. T. DRAKE, Q. C. A. N. RICHARDS, Q. C. C £. POOLEY. THEODORE DAVIE. D. M. EBERTS. G. E. CORBOULD. J. STEWART YATES. J. P. WALLS, Secretary. Members of the British Columbia Bar, 1885. date of call. Albert Norton Richards, Q. C. Clement F. Cornwall. M. W. Tyrwhitt Drake, Q. C 25th February, 1873 A. C. Elliot. Robert E. Jackson 25th February, 1873 H. B. W. AlKMAN 25th February, 1873 Alex. E. B. Davie, Q. C 2Sth February, 1873 Edwin Johnson 25th February, 1873 Henry S. Mason 25th Februarj'. 1873 J. Roland Hett i6th April, 1873 Eli Harrison, jr 5th February, 1873 Chas. Jas. LegGATT 25th February, 1875 William Pollard 25th February, 1 877 C. E. PooLEY, i6th April, 1877 Theodore Davie i6th April, 1877 A. T. D. McElmen 26th October, 1878 W. Norman Bole '. 25th November, 1878 John Patmore Walls 26th April, 1882 D. M. Eberts 5th May, 1882 P. JE. Irving Sth May, 1882 ao TO for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, blankets, Etc. tlONNtON 8TRIIT. BIT. BROAD AND DOUOLAS, ViOTORIA, B. O. 6. WILLIAMS £ GO., a J I < « ► GO • H 00 j a - i td C/) J M 1 3^ a X 3 Q r ►U > r • ^ w } 1 1 z 1 a H i* P « 1 ?0 f 00 i o- 1 s f ► .5 4 'f en H i ? i J- 1 Gheap, DniaMe & StylM Boots k Sboes, I ERSKINIS' EMPORIUM, VlOTORIA, B. O. 296 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Thornton Fell 15th May, 1882 G. E. CoRBOULD 26th May, 1882 S.P. Mills 30th June, 1882 Angus John McColl 7th December, 1882 Chas. Wilson 23rd January. 1883 R. W. Armstrong 15th November, 1883 H. D. Helmcken 19th December, 1883 J. Stuart Yates 19th December, 1883 Geo Jay, jr. W.J. Taylor. Ward Spinks. T. C. Atkinson. S. Y. WOOTON. e. v. bodwell. Eustace Jenns. Board of Trade. (See page 103.) ARBITRATION BOARD (12.) M. T. JOHNSTON, Esq. J. H. TURNER, Esq., M. P. P. A. A. GREEN, Esq. H. F. HEISTERMAN, Esq. E. G. PRIOR, Esq., M. P. P. JAMES FELL, Esq. A. B. GRAY, Esq. W. F. WOOD, Esq. R. P. RITHET, Esq. S. J. PITTS, Esq. ROBERT WARD, Esq. E. C. NEUFELDER, Esq. MEMBERS. Alexander, R. H. BuUen, W. F. Baker, E. C., M. P. Burns, Gavin H. Bales, James Chestney. Boyd, John. Barnard, F. S. Caton, J. A. T. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. CRECC & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. .2 ^ t < H OB a .s > 4-) 'S *^ c o„ 9< bo en . r Qfi *^ ^> St2 (0 c to (d Z o o c o Q in ■F in g ex "^ c is C. A. Lombard & Co., '-".SiS^'^^^si"''^' Ageata for tke Bell Orgaa, Weber aBil ntclawiijr pihban. 01 Z o o c o Q CO r w > C/) 9? 9 o I C/) o 2; (0 r & So P BOARD OF TRADE. 297 Charles, William. Coughlan, John. Croasdaile, H. £. Drake?, M. W. T. Dunsmuir, R., M. P. P. Davies, Joshua. Drake, W T. Earle, Thomas. Eberts, D. M. English, M. M. Erb, Louis. Fell, James. Ferguson, J. B. Finlayson, Roderick. Foster, F. W. Grant, John, M. P. P. Green, Alex. Alfred. Gray, Alex. Blair. Goodacre, Lawrence. Gordon, William. Heisterman, H. F. Higgins, D. W., M. P. P. Hibben, T. N. Harris, D. R. y Hayward, Chas. Heathorn, Wm. '' Hall. T. B. Irving, John. Johnston, Matthew T. Jackson, Robt. E, J anion, Richard W. Jones, A. W. Langley, Alfred J. Laidlaw, J as., A. Livock, Wm. Thos. Loewen, Joseph. Leiser, Simeon. Marvin, Edgar. Marvin, Edward B. Mason, Henry S. Miller, Munro. Monteith, William. Morison, George. Mara, J. A. Mansell, Henry. McQuade, E. A. McAlister, John. McDowell, Wm. J. McLagan, J. C. Nelson, Hugh. Neufelder, E. C. r^Iicholles, John. Ofner, A. Onderdonk, Andrew. Pitts, Sidney J. Pooley, C. E., M.P.P. Prior, E. G., M. P. P. Rithet, Robert P Red fern, Chas. E. Reid, Jas., M. P, Robertson, Gideon. Spratt, Joseph. Strouss, Carl. Saunders, Henry. Sayward, William P. Shotbolt, Thomas. Smith, Andrew J. Short, Henry. Shears, Henry. Stelly, George. Shakespeare, N., M. P. Sears, Joseph. Springer, Benj. Smith, T. R. Sehl, Jacob. Tye, Thos. H. Todd, Jacob H. Turner, J. H., M. P. P ' Van Volkenburg, Benj. Vowell, A. W. Williams, Robert T. Ward, William C. Ward, Robert. Wilson, William. Weiler, John. Warren, Jas. D. Wright, G. B. Wood, W. F. Yates, James S. O) u> ST I 3 n B. WILLIAMS & CO., Make a Sfccialty of Cuiluukns' Clothing. Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. Johnson Stmit. bit. Broad and Douoi.as Victoria. B. o. a. § o O n. -^ 1 D a 2 ST 3 M\ Erskine's Boot and Shoe SmporiM, J Cor. Oovernment and Johnson 9n., ViOTORIA, B. O. 298 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. NO. ae-A BY-LAW Respecting the Fire Limits, Wooden Buildings, and the Stor- age of Hay and Straw. IN AMENDMKNT OF THE EXISTING BY LAWS BE IT ENACTED BY THE Mayor and Council of the Corporation of the City of Victofia as follows: 1. Section 2 of " The By-Law for Prohibiting the Erection of Woo'coverable M-ith costs in a summary manner before the Police Magistrate or any other Justice of the Peace having juris Hction within the said city. 5. In this By-Law the word " building " shall not apply to any shed within the curtilage of another building and used exclusively for the storage of fuel for consump- tion in such other building, such *hed not exceeding ten feet by twelve feet in super- ficial linear measure and ten feet in height, nor shall it apply to any shed erected o? to be erected wholly on or over the wooden piles of a wharf on the water front; but no shed shall hereafter be erected on any wharf within the said fire limits other than Mrith roofing of inoombustible material. Grand Pacific Hotel, AT RAILWAY STATION, G. W. JONES, Propr. KAMLOOPS, B. C. FIRaX-CLASS ACCOMMODATION.* The bar is supplied with best of Liquors and Cigars. Good stabling In connection with the hotel. Si « o J e <» ft ll eg A. CRECC dc SON, Artist Tailors, Yates Street, Opposite Langley Street, VICTORIA B. C. S (0 c h. o o c o Q. CO -5- ll (0 c X MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMEN I S. -OF EVERY DESCRIPTION- ON HiND OR CUT TO ORDER. • /— KTKii . s « CROFT it ANGUS CHEMAINUS SAW MILL. Thomas Gowen, Engineer. Novelty Iron Works, Store St;, Victoria, B. C. MANUFACTURER OP STE/VM ENGINES, STE/tjVI PUJVIPS Hydraulic Machinery, Hoist for Warehouses, . SAW AND FLOUR MILL GEAR. Would call attention to the COMPOUND Surface Condensing Engines he is now building, of which he makes a specialty for mdrine purposes. All who require motive power will find it to their advantage to consult with THOMAS GoWEN before purchasing elsewhere. ^ 1 VICTORIA ADVERTIiEMENTS. 1 Queen City Planing Millsl JOHNSON, WALKER & FLETT, PROPRIETORS. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, GLAZED SASH, MOULDING, WINDOW A DOOR FRAMES, BRACKETS, SCROLLS, AND PIAZZA FILLINGS. Inolndlng fOl kinds of Gig wd BmmI Sawial for OnuuBtntal PonNMea. WOOD TuRNiNO or KvmY DnommoN to Ordir. Newel Posts, Bkluaters, Railings, &o., Ac, Elegant Wood Mantels, Store Counters and Fronts, Office Rails and other Inside Finish. Wtth war PW«.t mmn '♦BXCJBUgR DRY ^ILN" j« «« ajgre osr «llili«M«i ^1 tb«y will get GMdi nuuiulMlBred from thorooghly ••Mooid WmUtr. Price U»t», Estimate*, and other information fomiehed cm applieation. /lIlDreaeed (.umber ni evwf de«>rlption kept W hand. rMTMV. mini QOVEMMENT tT^ VICTMIA. I. ft. A WnU wmA reavlcle MMk e— rta»tiy •» tmm*. P. O. BOX m. WILLIAM GRIMMS Carriage Factory 1 Wagon Maker, Biacksmitb, And Agricnltuna Implements. o^ CAI^RIAGE.S & BUGGIRS OP kvkrv description. Jalmiii Sir uStiBsit Bonidu uitmA, Tiotoila, B. 0. »■ M I I II l«ll II I ^fAtM AXtf)3im moKR doue in the best STYm chaeqes **^^™ moSbr^ haSSpaction ouarantbbd. ;j ... .Ll..-Xi^t.. I ' ■ ^- -i ' - \ ■,p > H H z m > o o fi> o» T o m o z o Ik o o < Pt 31 z m z H {0 H o o SB o C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^^2° ^^I'^L^I^"^- AgcBtM r»r Ik* Bftll Urc»M, ncber «■ H H X m H 5 O 28 z a o en o ^ r 3 CO CO e-t- H 3 3 o 31 o a o < m 31 z z H 0) H O -I o 3) O CO CD Dd CD Vi 3 3 CO 13' LIST OF MAYORS. 299 do do do do do do do . do do do do do do do do do do do do do> do do do do VICTORIA CITY. • ,, ■■■ LIST OF MAYORS SINCE INCORPORATION. The fiiat meeting of the city oounoil was held on the 25th August, 18U2, council chambers, corner of Trouioe Alley and Broad street. 1862. Mayor, Thos Harris city clerk, Algirnon Austen. 1863. Mayor, Thos. Harris do do do 1864. Mayor, Thos. Harris city clerk, \^■illiam Leigh. 1805. Mayor, Thos Harris 1866. Mayor, Luinley Franklin 1867. Mayor, Wm. J. Macdonald 1868. Mayor, Jas. Trimble, M. D 1869. Mayor, Jas. Trimble, M. D 1870. Mayor, Jas. Trimble, M. D 1871 . Mayor, A. R. Robertson 1872. Mayor, Rich. Lewis 1873 I Mayor Jaa. E. McMillan, part. 1 -i i i t t^ t. i • i. \ W. Dalby, part. j *"*y clerk, Jas. D. Robnison, pait. [Council Chambers removed to corner of Broughton and Oovernment streets.] 1874. Mayor, Wm. Dalby city clerk. William Leigh. 1875. Mayor, J. S. Drummond do do do 1876. Mayor, J. S. Drummond do do do 1877. Mayor, M. W. T. Drake do do do 1878. Mayor, R. Finlayson do do do 1879. Mayor, J. H. Turner do do do [Council removed to new City Hall . ] 1880. Mayor, J. H. Turner city clerk, William Leigh. 1881. Mayor, J. H. Turner do do do 1882. Mayor, Noah Shakespeare do do do 1883. Mayor, Chas. £. Redfem do do do 1884. Mayor, J. W. Carey do do do 1885. Mayor, R. P. Rithet city clerk, Jas. D. kobinsou 1886. Mayor, Jas. Fell do do do 1887. Mayor, Jas. Fell do do do NEW WESTMINSTER CITY. Previous to 1871 New Westminster City was administered by a President and about ten Councillors. It then became incorporated and a Mayor presided. Follow- ing is the list of Presidents and Mayors : 1860, President, Leonard MoClure; 1861, President, John Ramage; 1862, Presi- dent, John Ramage; 1863, President, Henry Holbrook; 1864, Pi'esideut, Robert Dick- inson; 1865, President, Wm. Clarkson; 1866, President, John Robson; 1867, Presi- dent-. Henry Holbrook; 1868, President, Capt. Wm. Irving. 1869. President, W. J. Armstrong city clerk, H. V. Edmonds. 1870. President, W J. Armstrong city clerk. H. V. Eduionds. 1871. Mayor, W. Clarkson city clerk, H. V. Edmonds. GOTO B. WILLIAMS I CO., O 3 r3 -. P 3 -t 3^ ^« n j*^ 3 -? CA C r-t o 3 n 3 3 a o c n <. III i I for Men's, Youths' and Hoys' Clothing Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douolab, Victoria, B. 0. Healp&rtRrs for Boots and Slioes, } CRSKINE'S EMPORIUM, ViOTomA, B. O. 300 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ^2. Mayor, 'Jm CaaninghRm city clerk, H. V.Edmonda. '3. Muyor, Jan. Cnuningham city olerk, Jaa. Morriaoa. fi. Mayor, K. Dickinson s...[ — city olerk, Jaa. Morriaon. 5. Mayor R Dickinson city olerk, Jaa. Morriaon. 6. Mayor, T. R Mclnnra city clerk, Jaa. Morriaon. 7. Mayor, T. R. Mol Ilea do do do 8. Mayor.Henry Holbrook do do do 9. Mayor, W. D. Forria do do do 0. Mayor, R. Dfekineon city clerk, O. D. Sweet 1. Mayor, R. Dickinson do do do 1882.|3JMayor, L. R. MoInn«M city clerk, Jamea Orr. 1883. Mayor, H. V. Edmonda do do do 4. Mayor, R. Dickinson city olerk, A. J. Alport. 5. Mayor, R. Di' kinson do do do tf. Mayor, R. Dickinson do do do 7. Mayor, R. Dickinson city clerk, J. A. Robinson. NANAIMO CITY. The first meeting of thn city council was held on the 22nd day of January, 1875. 5. Mayor, Mark Bate city olerk, C. N. Young. 6. Mayor, Mark Bate ' 7. Mcyor, Mark Bate ). Mayor, Mark Bate ). Mayor, Mark Bate ). Mayor, John Pawaon . . '-. Mayor,Mark Bate city clerk, Samuel Gougb^ I. Mayor, Mark Bate (. Mayor, Mark Bate i. Mayor, Mark Bate i. Mayor, Mark Bate I. Mayor, Mark Bate Mayor, Richard Gibson do do do do do do do do du do do do do do do irk, Samuel ( Jougl do do do do do do do do do do do do do do du do do do A. CRECC dc SON, YATES SMrT, VICTORIA, B. C. The Newett Trouserins always on hand. lUM, m [h. VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. f 8 F&T Hit tbjs AilT6rtiii8iiient, bnt yon can Sliare its Buniiflts with ns if pt like. 00 YOU KNOW Willtf THIS MEANS? It represents something you like and appreeiate. It il- lustrates our metlioil oT doing business. It means SQVAilB DIALINO! llonH you see? mi.* •1^-1. (Preach ImS IS Wliat we < Practice IQuarantee. Honeat Valuea] Lateat styiea [Put Before You. Faireat Priceai In Men's, Youths*, and Boys* f tothiug and Furnishing CkNidfl, Hats, €aps, Trunlcs, faMmm, &i\ Largest Stock in Tletoria to seleet from. €iothing Made to Order. Fits €uttrunt«^d. Special attention given to Country orden. RtMnmni BquAm . mi i|ABCC •'0MM80N 8TRKCT, DfAUNO AT A* VILSfiUliC O) VIOTORIA. B.< t T^S' * * VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. VICTORIA STANDARD! DAILY m "WEEKLY C. M SITI Mlistgr iil Froiirietiff Government St , Victoria, B. C. Sliiiiiiiillliliii^^ j^SUBSCRIPTlON RATESk STKICTLT IN ADTABTCB. DAILY, seta, per Copy, (by Mail Post Paid), $x.oo per Month, or $xo per Year. Published Daily, Sundays Excepted . WEEKLY, (» Pages), locts. per Copy, $21.00 per year, ddlivered ^« to any part of the Dominion. Ptiblished Fri- day Morning. ■iiiiiiiiiifi^ HOW TO &EMIT.— ctemit SlubiEicHptlotis toy PiMit Ofiloe IMEoney Orders, Registered Let- ter or Postage Stamps. The' Standard*' is devoted to News. Poli- tics, Literature, Domestic and Agricultural Interests, and the General Welfare of the Provinoe^ and has the Largest Oirculation of any Paper PubUi^ed in British Oolumbia. Advertise]^ wishing to reach the trade of British Columbia can find no better or more reliable medium. Mmummanntd^, I'liiii I innaiMittiiai 1 ■■■■ Si VICTORIA BUSINESS CARDS. THE LEApINg^j3gjm HOUSES. ARCHITECTS. Tl|-R. E. MALLANDAINB, Room 4, Bftnk of Britiah Ck>latnbia, Qovernmeat Straet. TLTE. JOHN r&AQXm, OovnuruiNT Stmrt. AUCTIONEERS. T P. DAVIBIS ft CO., WHARF STREKT, W. Yatjm. BAKERS. I^ESBITT A CO., .lS CsA0X*5 iUKSBS, Factory Fort SfcitMrt, b#'t#een Laseley and Wharf Stra«t«. T RUSSELL, SCOTCH BAKERY, Dongla* Street, sear Johnson, kind* of Scotch Pastry. All BL ACKSMIT H & BOILER MAKER. TOHN ROBERTSON, STORE STREET. BRICKMAKERS. XnCTORTA STEAM BRICK YARD, •Sonv Cot3f<««ais, Proprietor. Works, Saanloh Bmd. BREWERS. TTtCTORIA BREWERY, » (MtABUSaS© lllfig), Loewu) ft Erb, Proppristom. Cor. Ooveniment ft Discovery Sta. T>AVARIA BREWERY, Ohas. Zoklub, Proprietor. Fort St., bel. BUuM^uurd and Quadra St«. criraporters of Lager Beer.'Cit BUILDERS MATERIALS. JWRIOLESWORTH 4 CO., , Inporteni and dealers in An kind* of Lima, Plaster, Hair, Cement and other bnil^s materials. Cor. Yatwi an^Blanchard Streets. CANDY FACTORIES. THE CITY CANDY FACTORY, H. A. LiiiUeT, Mannfactnntr of Fine Caodies: also Im- fic PmUs, Nate, OSfare, etc. Douglas Street, between Johnson A I^ndom sfs. THE QUEEN crry CANDY FACTORY, Stroiw L. Rkxwratx. raauofaeturer of aU kinds of Phun mi Fancy Ctodtea; dealer in Cigars, TdbMoo, Cifarettes, fVoits, Nots, etc. Dqri|^ Sbrw*^ near Pandom vStreet. VreroRiA steam candy FACTORY, NLTS, FRUITS, Ac. W. J. TiPPiiw, Wholesale »Qd retail Ceofettioner, Fort St., between Broad * Dwglas St. CARRIAGE PAINTER. IHARLES MoKAY, Johnson Sfef t. Cftrrlagfi» painted in fi»>8t. o!««t sfeyie a<; mcdonrte r%tm. „._.._ ms vifeTCHa* ByBJMEas cawpb. - •- ■ ■ ■ ' ii " ' • I ' I III 1 1 r " I ' ' ••■-..■ .BOTEtS. A. DRESS MAKERS. at til* b»r. BIlttMd room _»ttMl*w. SlS-Srhte. Ord«* from -Mpptog pwMtoiiiy ■»topd<4 to. IRON AVQl^KS. ENGRAVERS. taiprAVM. - A LBION tftON WORKS CO., L'D, Bo»«nn«kW».BhM!ltt0Ut1», *te.. «««. 8bl» smHHing • ■pMtaitar. fort gnuEiuitti FURRIER. r, P«nther. Wolf, ^"SiJiS^'SSi oolQwJana _dy*d. aw;«»S"*'5 flhiwh- GRAY » I>tJMBI»t^_^ yic?ro»jA. BoU^)» Mid Bngta«« o* •»*'y <»*^ Agwito «« «^« »•'' improved Coal OiriugiiAM. GROCERIES. RICHARD glBBUBB, ,^ K8QUIMALT, Dealer iaOrot »*• P.O. Box 141; Telephone 68. gsssc^ssssHinrriii I '^ JEWELLERS. HOTELS. T^SffSK&f^fe-.vrh-..^. a-rsirff-is-" leelty. GHAfl. B. RBI>I?EP-*fi, - ,,„ Watobmakef and Jewelhar, Cloolu and J^wellry r^paJwd eart iptarar* t««|. 0|>«fl«> ioo-i' »" «re»tyart«ty^^ R. MoSSlmCOTT, Ptoii. The mo«t olegan* «£|df'a*SJ|f |5 ^^^, ^blea. Oftjrom and Vmn TODisi. OHAS. J. PHILIPS. Pmp. MARBLE WORKS. T MORTlMm, ^^^ ^J , STOKE YARD, 3r»».i»neM6mn»t»,»t«> Plater »««>^ I attovu. :^X^=.tp;'nrp|i^ ^^':: ../.., |;..i.5^.^.^.,,r-; J^'^turi'sON, 01 %>\ •—•I 7> » H ' O ' r I « « o c H H m 71 •n O z m < o* '>1f' ■5i-°^" ' i^pf^ ^^1 , *# 1 - •* • ,:U4A^-™- " - •W" C A Lombard & Co leading music store, Asealu flir (kc B«i|| Orsan, Weber Nad Mtclaway Pianos. m 71 » O r > O c H H m 71 ■n 7> O z < o* 3D H DC r > d o r o w C/) H > r C/) s :z: i! I !" 3 m 5 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 301 MEMBERS — OF THK — • LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 1887. Speaker, Hon. C. E. Pooley, Q. C; Clerk, T. Fell. Allen Edward, Lillooet, address, Clinton. • Anderson G. W„ Victoria district, Lake dist. Baker Lt.-Col. James, Kootenay, Cranbrook, Kootenay. Beaven Hon. Robt., Victoria, Victoria City. Bole Wm. Norman, Q.C, New Westminster, New Westminster City. Cowan George, Cariboo, Barkerville. Croft Henry, Cowichan, Chemairus. ■* Davie Hon. Alex. E. Batson, Q. C, Lillooet, Victoria. Davie Taeodore, Q. C, Victoria City, Victoria. DUNSMUIR Robt., Nanaimo, Victoria. Fry Henry, Cowichan, Quamichan. Grant J no., Cassia**, Victoria. HiGGiNS D. Wlliam, Esquimalt, Victoria. John Robt. Franklin, Victoria dist., South Saanich Ladner W. Henry, New Westmmster district, I.adner's Landing. Martin Geo. Bohun, Yale, South Thompson kiver. Mason Josefh, Cariboo, Barkerville. McLeese Robt., Cariboo, Soda Creek. Orr James, New Westminster dist.. New ' Vestminster. POOLFY Hon. C. Edward, Q. C, Esquimalt, Victoria. Prior Edw. Gawlor, Victoria City, Victoria. ROB.SON Hon. John, New Westminster district, Victoria. Sfmlin Chas. Augustus, Yale, Cache Creek. Stenhouse Anthony Maitland, Comox , Comox. Thomson Geo., Nanaimo, Nanaimo. Turner John Herbert, Victoria City, Victoria. Vernon Hon. Forbes Geo., Yale, Okanagan. w ?0 o c in O < f* o 2. J" ■ * n o. •-» ^% ►J 8 8 3 g \ B. WILLIAMS & CO., Keep always in Stock a First-Ciam Assortment of Underwear, all Sizes and Prices. See Them. Johnson STRtrr .bct. Broad and Douola8>, Victoria. B. O. Immense Aseortment of Boots and Shoes. } ■■*""" ■*^'"' VlOTORlAv B. O. u o 302 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, THEIR JURISDICTION AND ADDRESS. Armstruno WitLiAM J., province, New Westminster; Alkxander R.H., juris., elect. di«t of New Westminster, addres'*, Burrard Inlet; A.suwiii.L O. R., juris., elect, dist. New Westminster, address, Chilliwhack; Aoa.s8IZ Lbwis A., jur., elect, dist. of Yale and New Westminster, address Ferny Goombe, Hope; Allen Edward, juris., electoral dist. of Lillooet: addr. Clinton; Abhamh Ja.s. A., province, Nanaimo; Abbott Henry, electoral dist. New WeHtminster, uddresii, Vancouver; Ball Henry M., province, Victoria; Brown (t. H. Wilson, province, Victoria; Bate M., prov- ince, Naiiaimo; Bryu^ J., province, Nanaimo; Boyd Hugh, juris., electoral dist. of New Westminster, address, New Westminster; Bole W. Norman, prov., New Westmintser; Benson Henry D., elect, district of New Westminster, address. Lad- ner's Landing; Brown David W., elect, dist. of New Westminster, address. New Westminster; Bruadwell Joel, electoral dist. of Cowichan, address. Salt Spring Island; Bowes Joseph, electoral district of Yale, address, Hope; Bird Henry, elect, dist of Cariboo, addr., 160-mile house; Baker Edoar Crow, province, address, Vic- toria; Baillie-Orohhan, W. A., elect, dist. Kootenay, addreso. Sand Point, Idaho Ter.; Butchart Geo., elect, dist. New Westminster, address, Port Moody; Birrell Peter, Coast dist., addr., Naae River; Baker J., Lt. Col., elect, dist. of Kootenay. address, Kootenay; Bovill Arthor J., electoral dist. of New Westminster, addr. Langley; Barlow A. Province, addr. Quesnellemouth; Blake John J., elect, dist. New Wes. minster, address, Vancouver: Cornwall Clement b\, province, address Ashcroft; Clapperton John, province, addr. Nicola; Chambers Coote M., province addr. Victoria; Chipf John, province, address, Nicola; CuiININOHAM James, prov- ince, address. New Westminster; Clabkson W., province, addr. New Westiniuster; Campbell William M., province, address, Sumas; Coultharo J. H., province, addr. New Westminster; Cornwall H. P., prov. addr. Ashcroft; Croasdails H. E., prov- ince, address, Naas River; Cooper Harry, elect, dist. of Nanaimo, address, Nan- aimo; Carthew John A., Coast District, address. Rivers Inlet; Ccthbeht John, Coast District, address, Inverness; Clifford C. W . O , Coast District, address, Skeena; Clearihuk Joseph, elect, dist. of Cassiar, address, Victoria; Child Franoih 1'., elect, dist. of Esquimalt, address, ISooke; Crimp J. L., elect, dist. of Cassiar, ad- dress, Cassiar; Croft Henry, elect, dist. of Cowichan, addresp, Chemainus; Cairns Thom AH, elect, dist. of Comox, address, Comox; Cldte John S., elect, dist. of New West., and city, addr.. New Westminster; Chantrkll Hrnky D., elect, dist. of New Wentininster, address, Elgin; DeBkck H. L., elect, dist. of Now Westminster, city and district, address. New Westminster; Ddnn Thomas, elect, dist. of New West- minster, addr«H«, Vancouver; Douolas Benjamin, province, address, New Westmin- ster; DunhmvirR., province, address, Victoria; Dickinson R., elect, dist. of New Westminster, address, New Westminster; Drake M. W. T., province, address, Vic- toria; Dalby William, province, address, Victoria; Dewdney W., province, address, Okanagan; Dkaney Robert, coast district, Rivers Inlet: Dempster W. H., coast district, Aberdeen; Dallkv Edwin, province, address, Nicola; Davie Alex. B. B., province, address, Victoria; Elliott Andrew C, provuice, address, MetlakahMa; A. GREGG & SON, YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolens in tne City. H D b 0) b fid <]aQ • < fflg rr L., elect, dist. of Yale, address. Kamloops; Flrtcii BR E. H., province, addn i. Victoria; Fannin John, province, address, Victoria; Forrkht Wm., elect, dist. of Cowichaii, address, Cowichan; Fum Tuori. R., oloot. dist. of Cowiohan and Nanaiino, address, Mayne Island; Fbrmuron Hkiitor, elect, dist. of New Westminster, address, Maple Ridge; GniLLOD Harry, Vancouver Island and Islands on ttio West Coast, address. West Coast V. I. ; Oallaohrr John H., elect, dist. of Cowichan, address. Bait Spring Island ;Graham D«)NAU>, elect, dist. of Yale, address, Spallumohoen; Ooluhhith A. F., elect, dist. of New Westminster, address, Aldergrove; Galdraith JoiinT., province, address, Kootenay; Graham Allan, province; Gray A. B., province, address, Victoria; Grimmkr Wamhinoton, elect, dist. of Cowiohan. address, Pender Island; Gallaohrr John, Canoe Creok Polling Division elect, diat. Lillooet, address. Big Bai- Creek; (jrant John, elect, dist. of Cossiar, address, Victoria; Haynkh John C, province, address, Osoyoos Lake; Hklmokkn John S., province, address, Victoria HiOiiiAN Frank G., province, address, Williams Lake; Hoky Riohaku, province, ad- dress, Lillooet; Harvey Jahks, elect, dist. of Nanaimo, address, Nanaimo; Hall Robrrt Hunlky, province, address Fort Simpson; Harkih W. J., Municipality of Maple Ridge, address. Maple Ridge; Hak.!eJouann Hkndrick, elect, dist. of Yale, addr. Lyttou; Harrikon Eli jr., prov. Clinton; Hkrohmkr W. Macaulrv, province, Calgary, N. W. Ter; Harris Dennih Rkqinald, prov., Victoria; Hayward C, Vic. City, Victoria; Howison Geo , elect, dist. of New Wea^^minster, Maple Ridge; Irvine Aohehon Gohford, province, Re- gina ff. W. Ter.; Jonkm Wm., elect, dist. of Yale, Kamloops; Johnson Edwin, prov- ince, Victoria; Jones Wm. Salton, elect, dist. of Yale, Kettle River; Jolly John, elect, dist. of New Westminster, Lungley; Knox Jamem, elect, dist. of New West- minster, Aldergrove: Kknnky Gkohhk, province, Omineca; Kklly Euwaru, elect, diat. of Kootenay, Wild Horse Creek; Lanulky Alfred J., province, Victoria; Lad- nerW. H., province, Ladnors Landing; Lovkll J. B., province, Yale; Lindsay Albxanukr, elect, dist. of Cariboo, Lightning Creek; LiTMBY Moskm, elect, dist. of Yale, Okanagan; Lukorom A. W , elect, dist. of Yale, Nicola; Lauder Josai'H D., elect, dist. of Yale, Nicola; Lanoley Walter, elect, dist. of Yale, Speuce's Bridge; JoiiNHOK Wm. a., elect, dist, of Cariboo, Quesnellcmouth; Lano John Burton, elect, dist. of Kootenay, Golden City; Loay C, elect, dist. of Nanaimo, Departure Bay; Lilly Wm. Henry, elect, dist. of Kootenay, Donald; Macdonald W. J., province, Victoria; Maha John A., province, Kamloops; MackieJame.s, province, I^ngley; Miller D. W., province, Suma-; Manson Wm., proi.noc. 111 Mile Post Cariboo Rd.; MuiR Miohael, province, Sooko; Meahon Wm. Lano, elect, dista. of Lillooet and Cariboo, Little Dog Creek; Murray John, elect, dist. of Yale, Spence's Bridge; Mahtley John, province, (irango, Clinton; MoRiaoN Gkoroe, Province, Victoria; Marvin E. B., Province, Victoria; Mathers ao TO B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, Br«. U0HN8ON Strket, bet. Broad and Douou^s, Victoria, B. O. Glieaii, Dnnble k Strliidi Boots ft Slioeo, { ■S!?r'?..TS"' 30i BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hbnky, City and dlat. of N«w Weiitininator, New West.; Michael E. H., eluot. dUt. of Nanaimo, Nanaioio; MELOKCit T., elect, diet, of Cariboo and Lillooet, Soiia Creek; MoRisoN W., eleot. diet. Cariboo ft Lillooet, LaolAHache: MoohrJohn Kdoar, elect, dtat. Cariboo and Lillooet, Alhali L«ke; Murohihon Pinlay, eleot. diet, of Cowiohan, Oaliano; Maobin Wm., elect, dia^. of Comox, Comox; Mohdn Ebward, Province, Port Hammond ; Makahali. Tiioh., eioot. diit. of Cowiohan, Cowiohan ; Moixet John Car- TKK, elect, dint, of Nanaimo and diet, of Albemi, Albenii; Mukray Jamrm. Province, Victoria; Mdhorave Edward, Province, (ialt 8pring Island; Mouat Thoh., Province, New Weatminater ; Maxwell John, eleot. diat. of New Weatminiter, I^anglny ; Mc- Lean Alexander, Province, Victoria; McMillan J. E., Province, Victoria; Mo- OiLLiYARY D., Province, Sumaaa ; McmcKiNa R. B.. Province, Victoria; McIlmoyl J. T., Province, Saanioh; McAli8TER John, Province, Victoria; McHuoh Henry, elect, diat. of Victoria, South Saanich; McInnes A. D., elect, diat. of Cariboo, Alex- andria; McLay Jamba, eleot. dist. of Nanaimo, Nanaimo: MoKbe John Sr., elect, diat. of New Weatminater, Ladners Landing; MoArthur Neil, eleot. diat. of Cari- boo and Lillooet, Lac La Hache; McTikrnan Patrick, city and diet, of New Weat- minater, New Westminster; Mc()illivray T 8., elect, diet, of New Woetmlnst«r, Kingston; MoKelvey Adam, eleot. dist. of Comox, Comox : McDonaed Donald, elect, dist. of Victoria, Soanich ; McKenzie John W., elect, dist. of Comox, Comox ; McDonald Qeo. O., eleot. dist. of Comox, Comox ; McKinlay Ooden A., eleot. dist of Cariboo and Lillooet, Lao La Hache; MacLean Malcolm A., eleot. diat. of New VVostminster, Vanconver; McDonald John, diat of New Westminster, Harriaon; NtJTT Jonathan, Province, Barkerville; Nelson Hdoh, Province, Victoria ; Nich- olson A. N. McK., province, Victona; O'Reilly Peter, province, Victoria; PKM.BEBTON AuouHTDs P., province, Victoria; Phinolr Alexander, elect. dist. of Yale, South Thompson River; Planta J. P., eleot. dist. of Nanaimo, Nanaimo; Pbmberton J, D., province, Victoria; Poetz John, elect, dist. of Cowiohan, Mayne Island; Powell I. W., province, Victoria; Pawson j,, elect, dist. of Nanaimo, Nanaimo; Paoe Fkanoib, eleot. dist. of New Westminster, Victoria; PirrENDRiou Qeoboe, eleot. dist. of New Westminster, New Westminster: Percy Maituew, eleot. diet, of Comox, Comox; Porter Robert G., eleot. dist. ot Cowichan and Nanaimo, Chemainus; Pimbcry Edwin, province, Na- naimo; Phillipo Michael, elect, dist. of Kootenay, Tobacco Plains; Pikroy Wm., elect dist. of Kootenay, Donald; Piercy Turn. H., elect, dist. of Comox, Comox; Pearson Edward, province, Yale; Rithbt R. P., province, Victoria; Robb James, province, Comox; Robertson W. A., province, Victoria; Rkay William, eleot. dist. of Victoria, North Saanioh; Robsoh John, province, Victoria; Rennie Wm., elect, dist. of Cariboo, Barkerville; Russell John, elect, dist. of Kootenay, Kooten- ay; Roadly T., elect, dist. of Yale, Kamloops; Robinson Gilbert, elect, dist. of Cowiohan, Cowichan; Robins Samcel M., province, Nanaimo; Rykert J. C, elect, dist. oi Kootenay, Kootenay Lake; RobothaM John H., pro el •St to c X )B- O IV o Bt. c N- o I0| Q CO u Q C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^Ji^.l'L?!"''^' AgeaU Air tk« Bell •rsaat Wvbrr «b4 Melnwiiy rimiMit. r w > o So H H H (D r 00 0- H so "3 < o o 0) JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE. 305 NUN Thomas, Municipality of Surrey, New WeBtmiuBter;Soi7KM F., province, Clinton; 8ilirH John F., elect, diat. of YiJe, Clinton; Skinnkr Khnkht elbot. (list, uf Cowi- ch»n, Maple Bay; Stkvknhon Arthhr, elect, diat. of Yale, Lytton; Siiakkmi-kahk Noah, Victoria, Victoria; Htkpuknson Wm., elect diat' of Cariboo, Korka QuoMnelle; Hmith Donald, elect, diat. of Nanaimo, Nauaiino; Stkklk Hamuki. I), province. Kicking Horae Creek; Stkvknhon John, elect, diat. of Curiboo, Barkorville; Stkklb Jah. T., elect, diit. of Yale, Hpalluniohetin; HfKOAT O. M., province, Kevelatoke; Todd Jacob H., province, Victoria; Tcrnrh J. H., province, Victoria; Tait John, elect, diat. of Yale, Kain> Io«>pa; Taylor John, elect, diat. of New Westminater, Port Moinly, Trkthkway Jamkh elect, diat. of New Weatminater, Mataqui; Vowkll Akthuh VV., province, Caaaiar; Vkrnon Charlks A., province, Victoria; Wellh Allan C, province. Sum- m; Ward William C, province, Victoria; Wallack R., province, Victoria; Wkik Robert, province, Metchoain; Wkbki'kr Okorok, province. New Westminster; Work Uknry, elect, diat. New Weatminater, Langley; Wood Tiiomah, elect, diat of Yale, Okanagan; Woodward Thomas, elect, diat. of Yale, Nicola; Willihcrokt Pn., Cnoat Diatrict, Fort Simpaon; Wardlr Jamkh, elect, diat. of Yale, Hope; Wilson Kobkkt, elect diat. of Caaaiar, Caaaiar; Williams David, elect, diat., uf Comox, Comox; WuK Jamkh, New Weatminater city and diat., New Weatminater; Waltkk Arthur, elect, diat. of Cowichan, Veauviua Bay; Wallaok Gko. J., elect, diat. of Yule, Yale; Ward IIobkrt, province, Victoria. LTjnvnBEi^ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ON HARD OR CDT TO ORDER « : 3 CROFT * ANGUS, CHEMAINUS SAWMILL. C. B. WILLIAMS & GO., Make a Specialty of Cuildrkns' Clotuinq. Examine their Stock btiforo going olaewhere. Johnson Stmet, err. Broad and Douqlas Viotoria. B. O. (A r n 5' orq It- o' 3 n ^ 2- X o c 3 < O 5 9 p p 3 a W pT 3 IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I 1.25 M Z2 20 U ill 1.6 6' V] <^ /a m o^ % 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. 14580 (716) 872-4503 f '2f^^ i< •ri k r«i O 1- Ik ;^ P"* 'Ofl ,o o' <>^ •+W o f^ =0 -♦o CO s? S >» S 5^ 1 « s? "to fe^ .s s CD c ■ MM Z mr o 40 o 188 c of o Q. if> C. A. Lombard & Co., '-"^2So^^°=.®c°''^> Acentii for tb« Bell Organ, Weber nntl St«>iiiway Pianos. H tr CD > ^ z a (fi > r o 1— ' 71 ^ )-i- r 3 m (D > C/) m 3 (n n t!' o t3 p < W .. e s •so - 5 , ^ H '** to 5 a c8 c8 — .13 c >^ « x: c - Bo « J; c3 a ^c3 a «- g 2 ^ M '"^ * a "So ^ S2 a 00 03 su p 3 ^ (-+■ cr 3 •n orq "13 ,^. it 3 T3 n> r+ ■^ 3* r^ ri" w m ?r -4 ►Q '/) u <-t- rD rt 3 n -t v; 03F" eet, GOTO B. WILLIAMS i GO., for Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing CO p 3 o c C Johnson Stri-et, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. Headparters for Boots and Siioes, ] ERSKINFS EMPORIUM, Victoria, B. O. 308 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY, THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Printing Company, Limited COLrilBIA 8T., WESTMINSTER, B. €. Dally British Columbian, by mall, - $10 a year Weekly British Columbian, by mail. $2 a year The Columbian has, undoubtedly, the largest circulation of any newspaper on the mainland of British Columbia, and is unri- valled as an advertising medium. Steam Power, Fast Presses, ample facilities for all kinds of Job and Book Printing, Ruling, &c. A trial order solicited. ST. LOUIS COLLEGE, New Westminster, B. C. The course of instructioi.) embraces ancient add modem Classics, Moral Philoso- phy, Sciences, Mathematics, Tri^nometry, Geometry, Algebra, Arithmetic, Book- keeping, Writing, History, Greography, Drawing, Music, &c. Great care is taken to preserve the morals of the pupils, and the strictest discipline is enforced. This Institution is under the patronage of His Lordship, the Right Rev. Bishop D'Herbomez, O. M. I. Vicar Apostolic of British Columbia, and is conducted by the H. R. Fathers, Oblates of M&ry Immaculate. Tkrhs: Payable in Advance. — Board and Tuition, per session, $75.00; wash- ing and mending, per session, $10.00; bed and bedding, per session, ^.00. Ink, Pens and Pencils, per session, $1.00. Half Boarders, per session, $37.50. RRV. FATHER McGUCKIN, O.M.I., President of the College. Telegraph hotel, OPP. FERRY LANDING, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. .Every accommodation that the travelling public can desire. MARY HOGAN, Proprietor. Pi r h I U s A.CREGC&SON, YATES STREH, VICTORIA, B. G. The Newest Trousering alv/Ays on hand. Hit w Pil A} r V Pi ^^ OS Of r of ri- )b ir ir|M| in le PI 0' P Pi .101 s e