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CONTENTS.
Alphabetical Directory .
City of Winnipeg .
Classified Business Directory . .
Courts .
Dominion Government Officials
Incorporated Companies .
Index to Advertisements .
Personnel of Daily Press .
Pioneer Citizens .
Province of Manitoba .
Public Schools .
Street Directory . . .
Transportation Facilities .
Preface
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The publishers herewith submit the XXY Annual Edition of their City of Winnipeg Directory. The work has been carefully, done, and [e trust will meet with the approbation of our subscribers. Our last aEs City Directory contained 18,127 addresses, this year’s 21,371. ur agents found fewer vacant premises than in any former year. In e following pages will be found statistics showing the city’s progress building, banking, postal, education, etc.
We have much pleasure in calling attention to the new features have added this year. Our aim is, to have the Winnipeg Directory ond to none in Canada. We have the facilities and experience to it and look to the business! community to do their share.
s your own interest as well as ours, see that our name is on the order ore signing. We do not make promises in advance of publication at we will do, but can assure our patrons that we will do in the future we have done in the past, give them the best book possible for the pat- nage we have.
We would call the attention of our patrons to the classified portion the Directory, where the various lines of business are classified un- jf r the different lines.
Thanking our patrons who have given us their liberal financial iipport, we confidently place this year’s Directory before them, feeling pnfident that it is second to no other work of its kind.
Yours Respectfully,
HENDERSON PUB. CO. (Ltd. Lty.) Winnipeg, January 21, 1903.
Ipdex to Advertisers
Adams, D. E . . . Right Corner Cards & p. 194
Alexander, Grant & Summers . opp. p. 196
Allan, W. R . Alpha Cards & 198
Archibald, A. C . . Alpha Cards & 204
Arnott, W. J. & Co . 570
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware Company, Ltd . 206
Ashley, E. W . 206
Atlas Assurance Company . . . 8
Boland, James R . 677
British Columbia Mills Timber & Trading Co. (Vancouver) . 235
Bromley, Ed. & Co . Front Cover
Brydges, F. H. & Sons . Right Top Lines & p. 241
Bulman Bros . ' . Right Corner Cards & opp. p. 243
Cail, A. B . 713
'Cameron, Duncan . Right Top Lines & p. 249
Canadian Co-Operative Investment Company, Limited . 252
Canadian General Electric Co., Limited . 664
Canada Foundry Company, Limited (Toronto . : . 253 & 664
Canadian Jewellery & Importing Co . 684
Canadian Pacific Railway Co . Left Bottom Lines & p. 255
C. P. R. Steam Laundry . 254
Carper, Howard P . opp. 300
Carruthers, Brock & Johnston . Back Cover & 260
Case, Thad. R . 690
Central Dray & Express Co . 666
Christie & Heubach . . . * . . 267
City Box Factory . . Left Top Lines & p. 290
City Hack & Livery Stables . . opp. 291
Clark Bros. & Hughes . Right Corner Cards & opp. p. 270
Clark, J. D. & Co . 271
Clearihue, W. J., . . Right Bottom Lines & p. 272
C'oe Commission ’ Co . . Right Bottom Lines & p. 275
Coleman, Mrs. E. Coates . . 661
Cooper & Co., Hunter . 6
Costello, J. E . 703
Cox, Fred J. C . 6
Crotty, Love & Hunter . Right Top Lines & p. 287
Czerwinski & Grant . . Left Top Lines & p. 290
Dalton & Grassie . °PP* 291
D’Aoust, Denny . °PP- 291
Devlin, Walter T . . Right Top Lines & p. 298
Dingle, Chas. E . . . • • •• •• •• •• •• •• ■ • 658
Dominion Steam H'eating Company, Limited . Right Top Lines & p. 302
Drewry, Edward L., Redwood Brewery .. . . Front Cover, 307, 308
Eastern & Western Land Corporation, Ltd... . opp. p. 312
Edwards & Patterson . . . • •• •• •• • °PP- 314
Expert Window Cleaning Co . . Right Corner Cards
Federal Life Assurance Company . 321
Foley, Lock & Larsen . 326
Fonseca, Wm. . . °PP* 22J
Fry & Smith . Right Bottom Lines & p. 332
Funk & Ferguson . . Left Bottom Lines, Right Corner Cards & p. 333
Garson Quarry Company . °PP- 336
Gibson (The) W. M. Company . . 339
Goodall G W 700
Gordon.’ C.' R. Land Co . Right Bottom Lines & p. 344
Great West Life Assurance Company . Right Bottom Lines & p. 349
Great West Saddlery Company, Limited .. . . •. . 349
Greenshields (S.) Son & Co . 350
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Guest, W. J . 352
Hammond, W. J . Right Bottom Lines & p. 359
Handscomb, S. T. & Co . 649
Harstone Bros . . Corner Cards & p. 363
Haslam Land & Investment Company . 365
Henderson Publishing Company, Limited Liability. .Top & Bottom Lines, pp. 8, 369, 640 662
Henry Bros . 664
Holland, Fred. J. . 377
Home Investment & Savings Association . 378
Hooper, Houkes & Co . opp. 379
Hudson’s Bay Company . Right Top Lines, pp. 3 & 385
Hunter Cooper & Co . 5
Hyland, John L . Front Edge & opp. 300
Jordan’s Hack Stable .. . . 674
Kirby, Walter T . Alpha Cards & 411
Ladsous, 0 . 685
LaLonde, Milord & Co . 710
Lee, William F . Left Bottom Lines & p. 422
Lemon & Co . 708
Leslie, John . opp. 424
Lunn, Charles . 655
McColl Bros. & Co. .. ' . Outside Bottom Edge & 436
McCulloch & Boswell . 437
McKenna, Thompson & Co . 446
McLean, J. J. H. & Co . Right Top Lines & p. 456
McMillan Fur & Wool Co. (Minneapolis) . 6
Macdonald, Wm . . . . . . 459
MacNab & Roberts . 692
Manitoba Free Press Company . opp. 331
Manitoba Union Mining Company, Limited . 657
National Trust Company, Limited . . Front Cover & p. 493
Neilson, J. L. & Co . 691
Noble’s Detective Agency (Toronto) . 661
Northwest Typewriter Emporium . 717
Oldfield & Gardner . opp. 503
Osier, Hammond & Nanton . Alpha Cards & p. 506
O’Sullivan’s National Business College . Left Bottom Lines & p. 506
Pigott, Arthur F . 674
Quinn & Griffith . 694
Rat Portage Lumber Co . 4
Rattray, J. & Co. (Montreal) . 530
Redding, W. H . 531
Redwood Brewery . Front Cover, 307 & 308
Richardson & Bishop . Backbone & 535
Richardson, R. D. & Co . 535
Richardson Stationery & Manufacturing Co., Limited . Left Top Lines & p. 535
Robinson & Company, Ltd . Right Top Lines & p. 539
Robinson, Little & Co. (London, Ont.) . 664
Saskatchewan Valley Land Company, Limited . opp. 552
Savage & McGavin . 706
Scott Furniture Co . .. 455
Shraege, Benjamin . Left Top Lines & p. 352
Smith, E. J. C . 700
S-» ith Premier Typewriters . 570
Srandard Plumbing Co . 576
Star Electric Co . 459
Steele & Company, Limited . . Left Top Lines & p. 577
Stephens, G. F. & Co., Ltd . 699
St.ovel Company . Left Top Lines & p. 721
Strang, Robert . Alpha Cards & 583
Stuart-Arbuthnot Machinery Company, Limited . . . Left Top Lines & p. 584
Sutherland & Norquay . . Right Bottom Lines & p. 584
Telegram Printing Company, Limited . . . Left Bottom Lines & p. 591
Thomson, J. & Co . . Front Cover & Corner Cards 695
Toronto General Trusts Corporation . 599
Tribune Publishing Company . 602
Turner & Co . Corner Cards & p. 604
Urquhart, Richards & Pattinson . . Corner Cards & p. 606
Vulcan Iron Company . 7 & 609
Wallace, Harry . . Left Bottom Lines
Watson, Joseph . 719
Watson, Robert . opp. 614
Weidman & Co . 617
Western Land Company . 620
Windatt & Co . . Back Cover & 730
Winn’neg Laundry Company . . Right Bottom Lines & p. 631
Winnipeg Machinery & Supply Company, Limited . 2 & 631
Winnipeg Oil Company, Limited . 697
Winnipeg Paint & Glass Co., Ltd . . opp. 631
Wood, Geo. D. & Co. . . - . opp. 633
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SOME PIONEER CITIZENS— 1876-1903.
Of the thousand and some odd names that were in the 1876 directory only 85 appear in this book, the others having been gathered in by the grim reaper or removed to other places. Those who were in the city in 1876 and are still numbered among the citizens are: —
D. D. Aitken,
W. F. Alloway,
George Andrew,
J. H. Ashdown,
John Balsillie,
John F. Bain,
E. L. Barber.
Charles Baskerville,
R. D. Bathgate,
Charles N. Bell,
Dr. Benson,
J. M. Benson,
J. R. isenson,
L. O. Bourget,
Alex. Brown,
Rev. Dr. Bryce,
James Cadham,
John F. Caldwell,
T. P. Carper,
C. F. Carruthers,
H. T. Champion,
Geo. Clements,
Dr. A. Codd,
Wm. Code,
William Coldwell,
John Currie,
John Dick,
William Dodd,
Edwin Doidge,
H. S. Donaldson,
J. W. Donohue,
Captain W. D. Douglas. Joseph Doupe,
H. M. Drummond, Joseph Dubuc,
John Emslie,
W. G. Fonseca,
Rev. O. Fortin,
Mark Fortune,
R. Gerrie.
W. T. Gibbons.
William Gordon,
Rev. Thos. Hart,
James Henderson,
Wm. Hespeler,
R. T. Huggard,
Colin Inkster,
R. J. Jones,
J. A. Kenny,
D. C. Kiney,
Robert Leckie,
Ed. Lennon,
W. F. Luxton.
Right Rev. Robert Machray, Hugh McGowan,
John McKechnie,
Alex. McMicken,
A. C. McMicken,
D. H. McMillan,
W. W. McMillan,
George McPhillips,
Alex. Macdonald.
Ed. Marston.
Geo. Maxwell,
Thos. Maxwell,
Thos. Montgomery,
J. B. Moore,
Stewart Mulvey,
Geo. Murray,
W. J. O’Connor,
Dr. J. H. O’Donnell,
Robert Patterson,
.Tames Penrose,
J. P. Robertson.
David Scott,
Thomas Scott,
W. G. Scott.
Charles Sharp,
D. E. Sprague,
Andrew Strang,
G. H. Strevel,
H. Swinford,
W. D. Taylor,
D. M. Walker,
Geoffrey Walker,
A. Warner,
W m. Wellband,
Geo. H. Young.
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PERSONNEL OF THE DAILY PRESS
THE MANITOBA FREE PRESS
Established, Weekly, 1872; Daily, 1874.
The Manitoba Free Press Company, Publishers.
E. H. MA'CKLIN, Manager and Secretary-Treasurer.
JOHN W. DAFOE, Managing Editor.
Walter F. Payne, News Editor.
William J. Healy, Editorial Writer.
John E. McEvenue, Telegraph Editor (day.)
John J Conklin, Telegraph Editor, (night.)
David J. Benham, Asst. City Editor.
Chas. W. Handscomb, Dramatic Editor.
Wm. G. Allen, Sporting Editor.
W. A. Taylor, Court Reporter.
Mrs. Kate Hayes, Society Editor.
Ranselar G. Dafoe, Proofreader (day.)
Thomas H. Longmore, Proofreeder (night.)
Thomas E. Morden, Chief Reporter. Sheldon M. Fisher, Reporter.
Albert E. Kenner, Reporter.
John S. Evans, Reporter.
Miss E. Cora Hind. Reporter.
Edward Woodhull Reporter.
S. E. Greenway, Reporter.
John Ridington, Reporter.
Geo. Cowan, Chief Mail Clerk.
Geo. H. Saults, Supt. Job Department. Arthur Judd, Dayi News Foreman. James Ha'bkirk, Night News Foreman. R. J. Buchanan, News Press Foreman. J. McMillan, Foreman Stereotype Dept.
THE WINNIPEG TELEGRAM
Established, February, 1894 ; Succeeded Nor’-Wester June 8th, 1898. The Telegram Printing Company, Limited, Publishers.
W. SANFORD EVANS, President H. M. E. EVANS, Secretary-Treasurer
Ed. B. McKay, News Editor (day.) Henry Ferguson, News Editor (night.) Richard J. Burde, Telegraph Editor. Ernest G. Rooke, Editor, Weekly.
Michael Harstone, Sporting Editor.
Ethel F. Lindsay, Society Reporter.
Wm. Perkins, Court Reporter.
J. D. Ferguson, Military Reporter.
David Scott, Reporter. ,
Andrew H. Grant, Reporter.
William G. Foster, Reporter.
J. W. B. McDougall, Reporter.
L. H. Stanton, Reporter.
Harold C. Stevens, Reporter.
and Editor-in-Chief. and Business Manager.
R. G. Stinson, Advertising Manager. Benjamin F. Sprung. Accountant.
Robt. S. Hamilton, Circulation.
F. F. D. Smith. Reporter.
Ida Lumb, Artist.
Chester H. Hopkins, Proofreader (day) Arthur M. Milword. Proofreader (night) Oliver H. Pollard, Supt. Job. Dept. John W. Wright, Day News Foreman. Marshall Hodgins, Night News Fore¬ man. , ,
William Lytle Press Foreman.
Samuel Martin, Stereotyper.
THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE
Established 1890.
Tribune Publishing Company, Publishers.
ROBERT L. RICHARDSON. Managing Director and Secy-Treas. JOHN J. MONCRIEFF, Managing Editor.
Kenneth H. Fessenden, Editorial Writer Henry M. Heuston, Sporting Editor. Chas. J. Wheeler. Dramatic Critic. George W. Belton. Reporter.
Herbert H. Currie, Reporter.
Peter W. Gordon, Reporter.
Arthur S. J. Simpkins, Proofreader. Wm. L. Williams, Advertising Manager. Frank Armstrong. News Foreman. David McNally, Press Foreman.
M. Orris, Mail Qerk.
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POPULATION.
There has been a substantial increase in the population of Win¬ nipeg during the past year, as is shown by the increase in the number of names in the Directory.
This volume has 19,557 individual names (exclusive of names of firms and companies), an increase of 2,939 over last year, which indi¬ cates an increase of about 9,000 in population.
We give below a table showing the number of names in the Direc¬ tory for the past five years, also for the years 1881, 1891, 1901.
We do not pretend to take a census of the City every year, but base our calculations on the number of names in the Directory each year. Each city using a different multiplier, varying from 2 7-8 to 4, the low multiplier being used in cities where the names of domestics are in¬ serted in the Directory. Our estimate is based on multiplying by 3}, which we consider about right for this city.
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15,049 |
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1,324 |
16,475 |
50,503 |
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1901 . |
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1,509 |
17,542 |
52,443 |
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1,577 |
18,127 |
54,393 |
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21,371 |
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17,542 |
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WINNIPEG CITY COUNCIL, 1903.
Mayor, John Arbuthnot.
Alderman James C. Gibson.
Christopher Campbell. John Russell.
“ Robert Barclay.
“ J. H. McCarthy.
“ James G. Latimer.
Alderman J. G. Harvey.
“ Thos. Sharpe.
“ D. D. Wood.
D. A. Ritchie.
“ J. L. Wells.
“ J. W. Cockburn.
Committees.
Finance — Aid. John Russell, Chairman; Aid. McCarthy, Harvey, Wood, Gibson and Cockburn.
Works and Property — Aid. T. Sharpe, Chairman; Aid. Russell, Gibson, Latimer, Wood and Wells.
.Fire, Water and Light — Aid. Cockburn, Chairman; Aid. Camp¬ bell Barclay, Ritchie, McCarthy and Harvey.
Market, License and Health — Aid. Wells, Chairman; Aid. Camp¬ bell, Barclay, Latimer, Sharpe and Ritchie.
Legislative — Aid. McCarthy, Barclay, Harvey, Wood, Wells and Campbell.
Trade and Commerce — Aid. Ritchie, Chairman; Aid. Russell, Sharpe, Cockburn, Latimer and Gibson.
Representatives on Exhibition Board — Aid. McCarthy and Wood.
Representatives on Hospital Board — Aid. Barclay and Harvey.
Representative on Sinking Fund — Aid. Russell.
Representatives on Library Board — Aid. Gibson, Latimer and Wells.
Buffalo. Committee — McCarthy and Wells.
Parks Board — Mayor, Chairmen of Works and Finance.
Cycle Paths — Gibson, Ritchie and Wells.
WINNIPEG TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL
And Organizations Affiliated 'with It.
Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council— President, A. G. Cowley; Secretary-Treasurer, Alfred M. Gossel, Box 7 67.
Allied Metal Mechanics’ Union- — Secretary, E. W. Henshaw. Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners — Secretary, W. Harris, 642 Notre Dame Avenue.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (Winnipeg Div. No. 76) — S. McIntosh, F. A. E., Secretary, 619 William Avenue.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen (J. M. Egan Lodge, No. 223) — Secretary, W. G. Piercey, Flora Avenue.
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ Union, No. 1 — Secretary, W. Sharpe. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen (Northern Light Lodge), Secretary, Ernest Johnston, cor. Logan and Isabel.
Bakers’ Union — Secretary, Jacob Bye, Co-Operative Bakery. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen — Secretary, E. W. Weeks, C.P. R. Library.
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Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders of America, No. 126 — Secretary, J. McAlpine, Flora Ave.
Federated Letter Carriers’ Association, No. 7- — Secretary, H. Lillington, Maryland Street.
Civic Employees’ Union— Sec., L. Stanley, Louis Bridge. Electrical Workers’ International Union, No. 166 — Secretary, C. Blanchard, 183 James Street.
International Association of Machinists, No. 122 — Secretary, J. M. Horne, 712 Pacific Avenue.
Iron Molders’ Union — Sec., J. McSkimmings, 250 St. Mary Ave. International Printing Pressme’s and Assistants’ Union — Sec., J. P. Ewing, 469 Boss Avenue.
Journeymen Tailors’ Union of America — Secretary, G. A. Scott. Metal Mechanics’ International Association (Winnipeg Lodge, No. 35)' — Secretary, Ed. W. Ilenshaw, Alexander Ave.
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, No. 63 — Sec¬ retary, Charles Blanchard, 183 James St.
Order of Bailway Conductors (North Star Division, No. 47) — Secretary-Treasurer, H. Sutton, 356 Boss Avenue.
Plasterers’ Association — Sec.-Treas., Geo. Clark, 607 Boss Ave. Quarreymen’s Protective Association — Secretary, Archibald Saun¬ ders, Mount Boyal, Man.
Bailroad Blacksmiths’ Union, No. 147 (Int. B. of B.) — Secre¬ tary, W. Marshall, cor. Flora and Andrews Sts.
Retail Clerks’ Union — H. A. Paul, Secretary.
Stereotypers’ Union — Secretary, J. F. Grassik, P. O. Box 376. United Brotherhood of Bailway Employees — Secretary,
E. B. Smith, 4S0 William Avenue.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners (L. U. No. 343) — Secretary, H. Albert, 318 Boss Avenue.
United Garment Workers of America, No. 35 — Secretary, Miss McClellan, 87 Dagmar Street.
Winnipeg Draymen’s Union — Secretary, S. Pritchard, 63 Ed¬ ward Street.
Winnipeg Journeymen Plumbers’, Gass and Steanrfitters’ Helpt ers' Association — Secretary, T. Lova, 47 Martha St.
Winnipeg Typographical Union, No. 191 — Secretary, George H. Moore, P. O. Box 770.
Winnipeg Stonecutters’ Union — Secretary-Treasurer, V. Clift. Winnipeg Street Bailway Employees’ Association — Secretary, W. J. Beaton, 340 Garry Street.
Winnipeg Cigarmakers’ International Union, No. 414 — Secretary, M. J. Stiphl, St. Nicholas Hotel.
POSTAL BEVENUE.
Winnipeg also takes third place in the Dominion in Postal Bev- enue, Toronto being first, and Montreal second.
1899 1900 1901 1902
Winnipeg . . . .$111,067.72 116,000.00 125,000.00 *156,734.36 Hamilton .... 84,267.91 83,763.98 *97,940.00
*Year ending June, 1902.
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EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MANITOBA.
Year. Schools. Attendance. Teachers.
1871 . 16 816
1875 . 26 1,595
1880 . 101 3,735
1890 . 627 23,956 840
1895 . 982 35,371 1,093
1900 . 1,352 50,460 1,596
1901 . 1,416 51,888 1,669
The above includes the Roman Catholic Schools, working under “ The Manitoba Public Schools Acts.”
The Winnipeg Schools are given in the above, but to show Winni¬ peg’s progress we give them separately.
TABLE SHOWING THE INCREASE OF WINNIPEG PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND COMPARATIVE EXPEN-
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Y ear. |
DITURE SINCE 1871. No. No. School Depart- Enrol- Teachers. Buildings, ments. ment. |
Expenditure for the Year. |
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1871. . |
1 |
1 |
1 |
30 |
$ 239.00 |
|
1574 . |
2 |
2 |
2 |
105 |
3,545.76 |
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1880. . |
13 |
3 |
13 |
643 |
16,724.32 |
|
1890. . |
61 |
13 |
61 |
3,326 |
’94,679.79 |
|
1895. . |
91 |
17 |
91 |
4,834 7,172 |
179,772.68 |
|
1S99. . |
. Ill |
18 |
111 |
193,169.46 |
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1900. . |
. 119 |
18 |
119 |
7,600 |
169,393.97 197,167.35 |
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1901. . |
. 120 |
19 |
120 |
8,246 |
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1902. . |
. 134 |
18 |
,134 |
8,866 |
220,000.00 |
Cost of Education (tuition, caretaking, fuel and stationery) . $102,000
Value of Schools, Sites and Furniture . $633,500
Bended Debt . 500,250
'^Expenditure for the year includes amount expended on new buildings
School population . 8,866 enrolled
Number of Schools in operation . 17
Value of School Sites and Buildings . $597,000
ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE CITY OF WINNIPEG.
Year. Schools. Attendance. Teachers.
1880 . . 2 186 6
1888 . 5 454 12
1897 . 5 731 15
1898 . 5 780 15
1899 . 5 905 17
1900 . 5 960 19
1901 . 5 983 19
1902 . 6 950 23
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Winnipeg Eire Alarm System is owned and operated by the city. It comprises 40 miles of overhead wiring, 93 street boxes and E. M. gongs in each of the Fire Stations, Waterworks, Chief’s Resi¬ dence, etc. There are five box circuits and two gong circuits. The boxes are of the Gamewell type. The system is arranged for either automatic or manual operation. Storage batteries are used for current supply. Operators on duty day and night. Alarms can be given by telephone by calling “ 100.”
The fire department is an uniformed one and the number of men composing the brigade and the equipment of the department are as follows : —
3 Stations.
1 Chief.
3 Captains.
3 Lieutenants.
1 Secretary.
1 Foreman Hook and Ladder Co
2 Engineers.
3 Chemical Engines.
4 Steamers.
1 Mechanical Engineer.
3 Assistant Engineers.
14- Ilosemen.
11 Drivers.
5 Laddermen.
3 Hose Carriages.
3 Spare Hose Carriages.
56 Tanks.
1 Ariel Hook and Ladder Truck with Portabe Water Tower. 552 Fire Hydrants.
1 Jumping Net.
Miles Water Mains.
ELEVATOR CAPACITY, MANITOBA & N. W. T.
Bushels.
Canadian Pacific Railway . 17,200,000
Canadian Northern Railway . 1 . . . . 3,283,000
Terminal Elevators . 9,130,000
29,613,000
Crop, year 1901, wheat (estimated) . 50,000,000
Crop, year 1900 . 17,000,000
Crop, year 1902 . 53,000,000
28,206 cars, or 28,206,000 bushels of wheat of the 1902 crop w.as inspected at Winnipeg up to 31st December, 1902.
Flour mills . 12,415 bbls.
Oatmeal mills . 775 bbls.
BANKING.
1899. 1900. 1901. 1902.
Montreal . $794,109,924 $721,335,891 $889,486,915 $1,089,976,730
Toronto . 504,569,918 513,629,628 599,385,671 809,078,559
Winnipeg . 107,786.814 106,956,792 134,199,483 188,370,003
Halifax . 70,600,705 77,276.420 87,148,064 88,532,252
Hamilton . 40,298,084 40,240,919 46,738,033 45.970.217
St. John . 32,628,723 35,493,953 42.554,033 42,465 684
■Victoria . 33,506,489 45,459,722 40,941.259 28 680,679
Vancouver . 42,179,553 31,964,282 30,607,315 54 223,969
Total . $1,625,680,210 $1,572,357,606 $1,871,061,545 $2,347,298,093
The aggregate clearings at these cities in Canada showed an increase of 25.4 pep cent, as compared with 1901. Winnipeg shows an increase of 40.3 per cent.
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WINNIPEG POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Chairman, His Honor D. M. Walker, County Court Judge.
G. W. Baker, Police Magistrate.
His Worship John Arbuthnot, Aid. R. Barclay and Latimer.
A. A. Aird, Secretary of the Board.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Station, corner James and King Streets. ,
Chief, John C. McRae; Sergeant-Major, Wm. Munro; Sergeant, A. McCharles and W. J. Leach; Detectives C. A. Chatterson and Eli Stodgill.
WINNIPEG NEW WATERWORKS.
The new system is an artesian well system.
The pumping machinery consists of two pairs of pumps, each capable of pumping five million gallons in twenty-four hours. One pair will pump from well to softening plant, the other pair from soft¬ ening plant reservoir to the city mains. The engines are of the most modern type.
The boilers for supplying steam to the pumping and electric light¬ ing engines are five in number, with superheaters and mechanical stok¬ ers.
Total mileage of water mains, Dec. 1902, was 74 miles.
WINNIPEG’S BUILDING RECORD.
Winnipeg’s building record for 1902 exceeds all previous years by a large margin. During the year 850 permits were issued, covering the erection of 1,000 buildings, being 214 more permits and 204 more buildings than in 1901, and 320 more permits and 363 more buildings than in 1900. An unusually large proportion of the buildings erected this year were mercantile blocks. The estimated cost of this year’s erections is roundly neary two and a half million dollars.
Here is the year’s record by months, with also the totals for 1900 and 1901
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Month. |
No. of Permits. |
No. of Buildings. Cost. |
|
|
Januarv . . . . |
. 17 |
25 |
$ 20,900 |
|
February . . . . |
. 26 |
34 |
30,050 |
|
March . |
. 48 |
53 |
112,510 |
|
April . |
. 128 |
150 |
189,150 |
|
May . |
. 131 |
154 |
436,300 |
|
June . |
. 125 |
157 |
544,550 |
|
July . |
. 135 |
154 |
385,650 |
|
August . |
. 74 |
81 |
164,500 |
|
September . . . |
. 70 |
86 |
272,750 |
|
October . |
. 59 |
64 |
115,850 |
|
November . . . , |
. 21 |
27 |
48,450 |
|
December . . . . |
. 15 |
15 |
19,175 |
|
1902 . |
. 850 |
1000 |
$2,400,000 |
|
(After deductions. |
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1901 . |
. 636 |
796 |
$1,718,000 |
|
1900 . |
. 530 |
637 |
$1,465,473 |
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TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
Winnipeg is the railway centre of the entire Northwest. Twenty years ago the first rail was laid west of the Red River. There is now within the limits of the Province 2,452 miles, as follows: —
Miles.
|
Canadian Pacific Railway- |
—Main Line, Winnipeg to Elkhorn. . |
196 |
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“ Winnipeg to Pt. Arthur |
430 |
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Inc du Bonnet Branch . |
22 |
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U |
u |
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Emerson |
U |
64 |
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Winnipeg Beach |
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26 |
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Teulon |
u |
39 |
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a |
u |
u |
Souris |
u |
150 |
|
a |
u |
a |
Carman |
u |
12 |
|
u |
u |
u |
Larivere |
u |
112 |
|
a |
u |
Gretna |
u |
13 |
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u |
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Napinka |
u |
108 |
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Mowbray |
u |
25 |
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u |
Waskada |
u |
20 |
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Minnedoea |
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78 |
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Rapid City |
a |
18 |
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Yorkton |
a |
144 |
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Russell |
(( |
11 |
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Min iota |
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71 |
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Brookdale |
u |
36 |
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Lenore |
u |
41 |
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Estevan |
u |
156 |
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Areola |
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21 |
Canadian Northern Railway — Main Line from Port Arthur . . 809
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Emerson Section . |
68 |
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Brandon Branch . |
... 145 |
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Hartney “ . |
. . . 51 |
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(( |
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Carman “ . |
. . . 53 |
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Delta “ . |
. . . 16 |
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Gilbert Plains Branch . |
26 |
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Winnipegosis Branch . |
21 |
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Duluth Extension. . .... . . |
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Neepawa Branch . |
33 |
PUBLIC WORKS.
Among the public improvements constructed to the end of 1902
are the following : —
Macadam pavements . 27 miles
Yood block pavements . 16.25 “
Asphalt pavements . 9.25 “
Sidewalks (plank, besides renewal) . 176 “
Sewers . 64 «
Graded streets . . . . . 423 “
Granolithic walks . 10 “
Boulevard . 44 60 “
Doroipioi) of Canada
CABINET MINISTERS OF DOMINION OF CANADA.
According to Precedence.
(Ministry formed 13th July, 1896.
His Excellency Governor-General, Earl of Minto.
The Eight Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, G.C.M.G., Premier and Presi dent of the Privy Council.
The Hon. Sir Kichard Cartwright, G.C.M.G., Minister of Trade and Commerce.
The Hon. Kichard Wm. Scott, Secretary of State.
The Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick, Minister of Justice.
The Hon. James Sutherland, Minister of Public Works. (
The Hon. Fred. Wm. Borden, Minister of Militia and Defence.
The Hon. Wm. Mulock, Postmaster-General.
The Hon. Sydney A. Fisher, Minister of Agriculture.
The Hon. Raymond Prefontaine, Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
The Hon. W. S. Fielding, Minister of Finance.
The Hon. Andrew G. Blair, Minister of Kailways and Canals.
The Hon. Christopher A. Geoffrion (without portfolio.)
The Hon Clifford Sifton, Minister of the Interior and Superintendent- General of Indian Affairs.
The Hon. Wm. Paterson, Minister of Customs.
The Hon. M. E. Bernier, Minister of Inland Revenue.
The Hon. H. G. Carroll, Solicitor-General.
Not in the Cabinet.
The Hon. William Templeman, without portfolio.
John J. McGee, Esq., Clerk of the Queen’s Privy Council and Deputy Governor.
CLERKS.
Rodolphe Boudreau, Assistant Clerk of the Privy Council.
Henri G. La Mothe, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery.
HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR CANADA.
Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal, 17 Victoria St., London, S. W. Secretary for Gov. Office, London, J. G. Colmer, C.M.G.
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I SENATORS IN DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
MANITOBA AND N. W. T.
Hon. T. A. Bernier, St. Boniface; Hon. J. N. Kirehhoffer, Bran- Ion; Hon. J. A. Lougheed, Calgary, Alta.; Hon. W. D. Perley, Wolse- tey, Assa. ; Hon. Robt. Watson, Portage la Prairie; Hon. Finlay M. Toung, Killamey.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MINITOBA AND N. W. T.
Winnipeg — A. W. Puttee; Winnipeg.
_ Lisgar — D. A. Stewart.
Provencker — A. A. C. LaRiviere, St. Boniface.
Selkirk — W. F. McCreary, Winnipeg.
Marquette — W. J. Rocke, Minnedosa.
Macdonald — N. Boyd, Carberry.
Brandon — Hon. Clifford Sifton, Ottawa.
3p West Assinikoia — Walter Scott, Regina.
East Assinikoia — J. M. Douglas, Moosomin.
1(j Alberta — F. Oliver, Edmonton.
Saskatchewan- — T. O. Davis, Prince Albert.
DEPUTY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, OTTAWA.
Clerk of Privy Council — John Joseph McGee.
Clerk of the Senate. — S. E. St. Onge Ckapleau.
Clerk of the House of Commons — Thomas Barnard Flint.
Gov.-General’ s Secretary — Major Maude, C. M. G.
Auditor-General — John L. McDougall, M.A., C.M.G.
Deputy Minister of Finance — John M. Courtney, C.M.G.
Commissioner of Inland Revenue — W. J. Gerald.
Deputy Minister of Public Works — Antoine Gobeil.
^ Queen’s Printer and Controller of Stationery — Samuel Edward Daw¬ son, L. D., F. R. S. C.
Deputy Minister of Railways and Canals — Collingwood Schrieber, C.E. C. M. G.
Deputy Minister of Trade and Commerce — Wm. Grannis Parmelee. Deputy Minister of Justice — Edward Leslie Newcombe, Q.C. Comptroller of Northwest Mounted Police — Frederick White.
Director of the Geological Survey — Robt. Bell, M. D., LL. D., F.R.S., ^ acting.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Statistics — Wm. Bain Scarth. Under-Secretary of State and Deputy Regal General — Joseph Pope. Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries — Francis F. Gourdeau. Deputy Minister of the Interior and Deputy Supenintendent-General of Indian Affairs- — James A. Smart.
Commissioner of Customs — John McDougald.
Deputy Postmaster-General — R. M. Coulter, M. D.
Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence — Major L. F. Pinault. j Deputy Minister of Labor — William Lyon Mackenzie King.
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Province of /A&Qitoba.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. Elected December 7, 1899.
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Clerk Legislative Assembly — A. H. Corelli. Sergt.-at-Arms — J. McDougall.
Avondale . J. Argue
Beautiful Plains .
. Hon. J. A. Davidson
Birtle . C. J. Mickle
Brandon City . . S. W. Mclnnis
Carillon . M. Jerome
Cypress . G. Steele
Dauphin .... T. A. Burrows
Deloraine . C. A. Young
Emerson. . . . D. II. McEadden Gimli . . . . B. L. Baldwinson Eildonan & St. And. . 0. I. Grain
Killarney . G. Lawrence
Lakeside . J. McKenzie
Lansdowne . T. C. Kerris
LaVerandrye . .W. Lagimodiere
Lome . James Riddell
Manitou . . . . Hon. R. Rodgers
Minnedosa . Vacant
Morden . J. H. Ruddell
Morris . . . Hon. C. H. Campbell
Mountain . T. Green way
Norfolk . R. E. Lyoif
North Brandon. T. E. Green wo<d Port, la Prairie . . H. Armstrong
Rhineland . V. Winklei
Rockwood . Isaac Riley
Rosenfeldt ... Hon. W. Hespelcr Russell . . . . H. A. Mullii s
St. Boniface . Jos. Bernier
Saskatchewan . . . W. Ferguson Souris . . . . A. E. Thompson South Brandon . .E. O. Eowltr Springfield . . . . T. H. Smiti Turtle Mountain . . . J. Johnso;
Virden . J. Simpsoi *<
Westboume . . . . T. L. Morto
Winnipeg C . T. W. Taylo \
Winnipeg N. .Dr. W. J. Neilson
Winnipeg S . J. T. Gordon
Woodlands . . Hon. R. P. Roblin
PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE, MANITOBA.
Lieut. -Governor- — Sir D. II. McMillan, K.C.M.G.
Premier and President of Council — Hon. Rodman P. Roblin. Attorney-General, Minister of Education, Minister of Railways : and Municipal Commissioner — Hon. Colin H. Campbell.
Provincial Treasurer and Minister of Agriculture and Immigra- f; tion — Hon. J. A. Davidson.
Provincial Secretary and Municipal Commissioner — Hon. D. H. _ McFadden. ~
Minister of Public Works — Hon. R. Rogers.
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MANITOBA OFFICIALS.
Clerk Executive Council — Christopher Gnabum.
Prov. Auditor — George Black.
Provincial Librarian — J. P. Robertson.
Inspector of Public Institutions — W. F. Luxton.
Inspector of Factories — D. Smith.
Inspector of Legal Offices — K. C. Irving.
Chief Clerk Treasury Department — Wm. John Ptolemy.
Chief Clerk Public Works Department — Geo. A. Simpson. Chief Clerk Dept. Agr. and Immigration — Hugh McKellar. Chief Clerk Prov. Secretary’s Department and King’s Printer — mies Hooper.
Chief Clerk Attorney-General’s Dept. — Geo. Patterson.
Chief Clerk Education Department — W. P. Argue.
Chief Clerk Railway Commissioner’s Department — E. M. Wood. Chief Clerk — Provincial Lands — C. Vokes.
Chief License Inspector — J. Penrose.
Chief Provincial Police— E. J. Elliott.
Examiners of Surveys for Manitoba — H. Paterson. ,
Fire Commissioner — W. E. Macara.
Provincial Game Guardian — C. Barber.
.CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS.
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A. J. IT. Dubuc, Vice-Consul, 157 Dagmar Street. France — M. d’Hellencourt, Consular Agent, 506 McIntyre Block. Germany— W. Hespeler, Consul, 16 Edmonton and 256 Portage. Norway and Sweden — J. A. Green, Vice-Consul, Cauchon Street, rt Rouge.
Rep. of Gautemala — C. N. Bell, Consul, Grain Exchange.
Royal Danish — A. Schmidt, Vice-Consul, 388 Notre Dame. Switzerland— Hon. Wm. Hespeler, Consul, 16 Edmonton and 256 l>ortage Avenue.
United States — W. H. H. Graham, Consul, 366 Notre Dame.
COUNTY COURT JUDGES’ CRIMINAL COURT.
Deputv Registrar and Clerk Crown and Pleas, John Macdonald, rtage la Prairie; Sheriff, Daniel McLean, Portage la Prairie; De¬ ity, Robert II. Home, Portage la Prairie ; Official Administrator, G. nylor, Portage la Prairie.
WESTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, BRANDON.
Deputy Registrar and Clerk of Crown and Pleas, Robt. Darrach, randon ; Sheriff, W. H. Henderson. Official Administrator, George . Coldwell, Brandon.
ENTRAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE.
Deputy Clerk of Crown and Pleas, J. Macdonald ; Sheriff, D. Mae- an; Deputy Sheriff, R. H. Home; Official Administrator, National nists Co.
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EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, WINNIPEG.
Sheriff, Colin Inkster; Crier and Interpreter, J. C. Delorimi Official Administrator, Hon. Hugh J. Macdonald, K.C.,Winnip«
COURT OE KING’S BENCH.
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Chief Justice, Hon. A. C. Killam; Puisne Judges, Hon. J. Dubu Hon. J. E. Bain and Hon. A. E. Richards.
Law Terms — Hilary Term begins 1st Monday in Feby., ends 2i Saturday following. Easter Term begins 1st Monday in May, ew 2nd Saturday following. Trinity Terms begins last Monday in Jus ends Saturday following. Michaelmas Term begins last Monday November, ends 2nd Saturday following. These Terms are subject extension by Rule of Court.
Prothonotary and Clerk of Crown and Peace — G. H. Walker ' Deputy, A. Mills.
Chamber Clerk, A. J. Belch.
Referee in Chambers and Master — P. A. Macdonald.
Registrar, R. J. Wilson.
Accountant and Entry Clerk — B. D. Deering.
Crier and Interpreter, J. C. DeLorimier.
Official Assignee — Chas. H. Newjon.
SURROGATE COURT, MANITOBA.
Eastern Judicial District — Held at Court House, Winnipeg Judge, Hon. D. M. Walker; Clerk and Registrar for the Province, I !' N. Betournay.
Central Judicial District — Held at Portage la Prairie; Judy Hon. Jos. Ryan; Clerk, J. Macdonald.
Western Judical District — Held at Brandon; Judge, Hon. T Cumberland ; Clerk, R. Darrach.
MANITOBA COUNTY COURTS.
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EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Northern Division.
Presided oved by Hon. D. M. Walker, County Judge, Winnipeg.
' Winnipeg — Clerk, L. N. Betournay, Winnipeg; Deputy Clerl Wm. C. Copeland ; Bailiff, J. H. Holman, Winnipeg.
Stonewall — Clerk, T. Frankland, Stonewall; Bailiff, A. Bradshav Stonewall.
West Selkirk — Clerk, R. Scott; Bailiff, Samuel Francis Robert! Selkirk.
Southern Division.
Presided over by His Hon. Corbet Locke, County Judge, Morden. Emerson — Clerk, S. R. Rott, Emerson; Bailiff, T. C. Muirhea; Emerson.
Killarney — Clerk, Samuel Rowe, Killarney; Bailiff, W. Hod;
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Clerk, J. H. Gillespie, Pilot Mound; Bailif 1
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Manitou — Clerk, T. W. Alexander, Manitou ; Bailiff, Robert R. eTavish, Manitou.
Morden — Clerk, G. Cochrane* Morden ; Bailiff, H. Beech, Morden. Behnont — Clerk, A. Tumoth; Bailiff, M. Matheson.
Central Division.
His Honor L. A. Brud’homme, County Judge, St. Boniface.
Ste. Anne — Clerk, A. Desautels, Ste. Annej Bailiff, P. Curtaz, ■j. Anne.
St. Horbert — Clerk, G. T. Landry, St. .Horbert; Bailiff, H. Lam- '-eux, St. ISTorbert.
Joly — Clerk, Joseph Lamoureux; Bailiff, P. Yenett.
St. Francois Xavier — Clerk, J. P. McDougall, St. Francois Xav- ^ r; Bailiff, John Bourke, St. Francois Xavier, and Jas. Kelaher, Oak oint P. O.
Morris — Clerk, F. McKenzie, Morris ; Bailiffs, J. K. Wye, orris, and J. Dupas, St. Jean Baptiste.
St. Herbert — Clerk, G. Treffle Landry, St. Horbert; Bailiff, Hu- t Lamoureux, St. Horbert.
St. Laurent — Clerk, Francis Ward; Bailiff, Patrice Chartrand.
CENTRAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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Portage la Prairie — Clerk, J. Macdonald, Portage la Prairie; Bail¬ 'd, George Muir, .Portage la Prairie.
McGregor — Clerk, F. E. Lewin, McGregor; Bailiff, Wm. Cook, ‘ cGregor.
Carberry — Clerk, H. Dickie, Carberry; Bailiff, Wm. Markell,
Glenboro — Clerk, R. H. Ferguson, Glenboro; Bailiff, Stephen cLean, Glenboro. lenboro.
Treheme — Clerk, Allan Ross, Treheme; Bailiff, Wm. J. Parker.
Gladstone — Clerk’, D. A. McLean, Gladstone; Bailiff, W. S. Wil- seroft, Gladstone.
Keep aw a — Clerk, R. Edwards, Heepawa; Bailiff, Thos. Donald- on, Heepawa.
Carman — Clerk, John R. Carthew, Carman; Bailiff, J. W. Blan- ard, Carman.
Dauphin — Clerk, R. C. Brown, Dauphin; Bailiff, Samuel Mc- ean, Dauphin.
Swan River — Clerk, J. C. Gallagher; Bailiff, J. C. Pentland, iwan River.
Holland — Clerk, Ed. Sharpe ; Bailiff, Wm. Muirhead, Holland.
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■Presided over by His Honor T. D. Cumberland, Co. Judge, Brandon.
! t Brandon — Clerk, Robert Darrach, Brandon; Bailiff, A. C. Doug¬
las, Brandon.
Virdeni — Clerk, F. J. 0. Menlove, Virden; Bailiff, D. H. Gould- lng, Virden.
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Minnedosa — Clerk, EL W. Hilliard, Minnedosa; Bailiff, T. 'Taylor, Minnedosa.
Shoal Lake — Clerk, Frank Dobbs, Shoal Lake; Bailiff, E. A I Thompson, Shoal Lake.
Bussell — Clerk, D. M. Kinnaird; .Bailiff, A. K. McIntyre.
Birtle — Clerk, Jas. Hough, Birtle; Bailiff, W. T. Barnes, Birte, Rapid City — Clerk, S. T. Hopper; Bailiff, Edgar Gardiner. Bailiff, Edgar Gardiner.
ITamiota — Clerk, J. Milne; Deputy Clerk, L. B. Latimer; Bailiff, I Samuel Kirk.
Souris — Clerk, Thos. Lockhart, Souris ; Bailiff, J. Madill.
Hartney — Clerk, B. McDermott, Hartney ; Bailiff, William E„ Bradley, Hartney.
Melita — Clerk, T. W. Oxley; Bailiff, John A. Ross, Melita. Deloraine — Clerk, Donald Lamont Tffvingstone; Bailiff, Robert J. Hartry, Deloraine.
Boissevain — Clerk, William Gordon; Bailiff, John Helm, Sr, Boissevain.
Wawanesa — Clerk, E. L. Study; Bailiff, T. Sweeney, Wawanesa
AGRICULTURE.
The progress made in Agriculture from 1883 to 1902 was as fol¬ lows : —
WHEAT.
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Acreage. |
Yield. |
Acreage. |
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1883 . |
. 260,842 |
5,686,355 |
1897 . |
. 1,290,882 |
|
3 887 . |
. 432,134 |
12,251,724 14,365,769 |
1898 . |
. 1,488,232 |
|
1890 . |
. 746,058 |
1899 . |
1,629,995 |
|
|
1893 . |
.1,003,640 |
15,615,923 |
1900 . |
. 1,457,396 |
|
1895 . |
. 1,140,276 |
31,775,035 |
1901 . |
. 2,011,835 |
|
1896 . |
. 999,598 |
14,371,806 |
1902 . |
. 2,039,940 |
|
OATS. |
||||
|
1883 . |
. 215,431 . 155,176 |
9,478,964 |
1897 . |
. 468,141 |
|
1887 . |
7,265,237 |
1898 . |
. 514,824 |
|
|
3S90 . |
. 235,534 |
9,513,443 |
1899 . |
. 575,136 |
|
1893 . |
. 388,529 |
9,823,935 |
1900 . |
. 429,108 |
|
1895 . |
. 483,658 |
22,555,733 |
1901 . . |
689,951 |
|
1896 . |
. 442,445 |
12,502,318 |
1902 . |
. 725,060 |
BARLEY.
|
1883 . |
. 60,281 |
1,898,430 - |
1897 . . |
153,266 |
|
1887 . |
. 56,110 |
1,925,231 |
1898 . . |
158,028 |
|
1890 . |
. 60,035 |
2,069,415 |
1899 . |
. 182,812 |
|
1893 . |
. 114,762 |
2,547,653 |
1900 . . |
155,111 |
|
1895 . . |
153,839 |
5,645,096 |
1901 . . |
191,009 |
|
1896 . . |
127,885 |
3,171,747 |
1902 . . |
329,790 |
Yield. 18,261,95 25,130,74 27,922,23 13,025,25 ‘
50,502,08 53,077,267
10,629,513
17,308,252
22,318,378
8,814,311
27,796,588
34,478,16C
3,183,602
4,277,927
5,379,156
2,939,477
6,536,155
11,848,422
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Including a complete Alphabetical Directory of Incorporated Joint Stock Corn- anies doing business in Manitoba (which have made returns to the Department of .e . Provincial Secretary and those who have applied for incorphration within the ,st year) showing date of incorporation, capital stock in so many $ shares, chief lace of business or head office, and President and Secretary. In tlie case of new ompanies, the names of the directors are given.
cme Loan and Savings Co. (foreign). Lie. Oct. 2nd, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
tamont Farmers’ Elevator Company. Inocrporated Nov. 19, 1902. Capital stock, $5,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Altamont. Directors, Samuel Crampton, R. W. Madill, E. A. Oli¬ ver, David Oke, Benj. Williams, Robt. Swain, Samuel Hart, W. J. Snowden.
Stona Machinery Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated January 16th, 1900. Capital stock, $20,00, in $50 shares. Head office, Altona.
President, John J. Loewen.
Secretary, Gerhard Rlassen. . .
indrew & Co., Ltd. Incorporated1 Apr. 25, 1902. Capital stock, $30,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Geo. Andrew, C. N. And¬ rew, Susan Andrew.
retie Ice Co., Ltd. Incorporated May 28, 1902. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Charles H. McNaughton,
D. E. Sprague, F. W. Dr*wry, Thos. Griffin, Frederick W. Heu'bach, Wm. J. Tupper.
Ashdown (The J. H.) Hardware Co. Ld.. Incorporated, 1902. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg. President, Jas. H. Ashdown, Secretary-Treas., John Emslie. Directors, A. Buehler, Jas. A. Lindsay, Isaac Pitb'lado.
Assiniboine Lumber Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated, Oct. 18, 1894. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Pres¬ ident, John A. Christie; secretary, George Aske. Head office, Brandon.
Assiniboine Realty Company, Ltd. In¬ corporated. Capital stock, $100,000. Head office, Winnipeg. Secy. & Mgr. Wm. J. Clearihue. Directors, T. A. Irvine, D. A. Mackenzie, W. T. Peace, W. R. Watson, W. W. Rich¬ ardson.
Auditorium Rink Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated Dev. 13, 1898. Capital stock, $25,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
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Baine (The) J. D. Company, Limited. Incorporated June 16, 1897. Capital stock, $25,000, in $100 shares. Pres¬ ident, M. J. Armington ; secretary, J. D. Baine. Head office, Boisse-
Binscarth Farmers’ Elevator Co., In¬ corporated May 23, 1902. Capital stock, $20,000, in $50 shares. Head office. Birascarth. Directors, Ben¬ jamin Murray, R. J. Hogg, P. J. McIntosh, Freeman Rice, W. S. Scarth.
Birtle Curling Club. Incorporated Oct. 2, 1894. Capital stock, $2,000, in $20 shares. Head office, Birtle. President, Charles A. Flower. Secretary, John Clemens.
Blackwoods Limited. Incorporated Apr. 4th, 1900. Capital stock $200,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. President, Wm. Blackwood.
Secretary, N. W. Bradstock.
Boisevain Driving Park Association, Ld. Incorporated Nov. 16, 1897. Capital stock, $5,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Boissevain.
President, John J. Millidge- Secretary, James Albert Wright. Boissevain Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd. Incorporated Nov. 26, 1900. Capital stock, $5,000, in $100 ssares. Head office. Boissevain.
President, Richard1 G. Willis. Secretary, James A. Wright. Boissevain Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 8, 1897. Capital stock, $3,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Boisse¬ vain.
President, R. J. Hurt.
Secretary, C. W. Plummer.
Boissevain Temperance Hotel Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 13, 1892. Capital stock, $20,000, in $20 shares. Head office, Boissevain.
President, G. C. Currie.
Secretary. W. T. Musgrove. Boissevain Trading Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated July 7, 1897. Capital stock, $100,000, in $4 shares. Head office, Boissevain.
President, Alexander T. Embree. Secretary, David N. Embree.
Bole Drug Co.. Ltd. Incorporated, Ju le 4, 1898. Capital stock, $100,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, David W. Bole.
Secretary, Arthur E. Hill.
Boyd Ranching Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 20, 1895. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $25 shares. Head office, Carberry.
President, W. J. Boyd.
Secretary, Nathaniel Boyd, of Car- berry.
Boyne Valley Brick Works Company, Incorporated March 13, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $30,000, in $100 shares, Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary, George Leary.
Brandon Athletic Association, Ltd. In¬ corporated April 14, 1902. Capit stock, $2,000 in $5 shares. Hea: office, Brandon.
Brandon Binder Twine Company. In¬ corporated October 4th, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $100,000, in $20 shares, Head office, Brandon.
Secretary, E. L. Christie.
President, N. Wolverton.
Brandon Creamery and Supply Co. In¬ corporated March 20th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $40,000, in $20 share-. Head office, Brandon.
President, John Keddy.
Secretary, Andrew Whitelaw.
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Brandon Electric Light Co., Ltd. In corporated Jan. 14, 1889. Capita stock, $50,000, in $50 shares. Heat office, Brandon.
President, Isaiah R. Strome.
Secretary, George A. Paterson.
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Brandon Fruit & Produce Co., Ltd. In- corpuorated' Nov. 9, 1902. Capital stock, $10,000. in $50 shares. Heal office, Brandon. Directors, Eliza¬ beth B. Smith. Wm. Dowling, Wrr Muir, Thos. Rudolph Hornor and Wm. Bertrand.
Brandon Hardware Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated June 20, 1902. Capital stock, $30,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Brandon. Directors, J. B. Curran, Fred'. Lambert, Wm. Ferguson, Robt. H. O’Hara, Geo. R. Coldwell
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Brandon Machine Works Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Aug. 26, 1898. Capital stock, $40,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Brandon.
Vice-Pres., E. H. Johnson.
Secretary, F. W. Adolph.
Brandon Turf Club Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated --j-.u 22, 1884. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Brandon.
President, William Ferguson.
Secretary, Alexander Rendy Irwin.
Brandon Warehouse & Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated July 11th, 1891. Cap¬ ital stock, $5,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Brandon.
President, Alexander C. Fraser.
Secretary, F. G. A. Henderson.
Burnside Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated June 27, 1892. Capital stcok, $3,400. Head office. Burn¬ side.
President, Jonathan Troop.
Secretary, James McKenzie.
Canada Land & Colonization Company, Limited. Incorporated July 17th, 1901. Capital stock, $300,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President. Orlando A. Robertson.
Secretary, James A. Brown.
Canada Wood & Coal Co. Ltd. Incor¬ porated 1903. Head office, Winni¬ peg. Directors, Mrs. D. A. Scott, Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Hubbard, T. A. Stewart.
anadian Co-Operative Investment Co., Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 23, 1902.
Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Carman. Directors. J. E. Campbell, John Henderson Hav- erson. Andrew Joseph Gordon, Wil¬ bur J. Clayton, Andrew Henderson.
anadian Fish Co., Limited. Incorpor¬ ated April 15th, 1901. Capital stock. $19,999, in $1 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, William Blackwood.
Secretary. W. Bradstock.
Canadian Importing & Jobbing Co.. Ltd- Incorporated Dec. 16. 1902. Capital stock. $40,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnineg. • Directors, Carl Rosenberg, Bernhard Gardner and Michael Gardner.
Canadian Northern Elevator, Ltd. In¬ corporated November 3rd, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $100 shares Head office, Winnipeg.
President, John Ernest Hedderley.
Secretary, William Blackadar.
Canadian-Port Huron Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Dec. 17, 1902. Capital stock, $100,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Frank Adams Peavey, Frank B. Whipple, D. C. Kinch, Wm. John Hanna.
Canadian Thresherman Publishing Co.
• Incorporated Oct. 14, 1902. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Edward H. Heath, Mary E. Heath, Norman G. Leslie, Frank PI. Phippen and Bascome B. Clarke.
Canadian Trading and Fuel Co., Ltd. Incorporated May 9th, 1900. Capi¬ tal stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, David Albert Scott, Cecil Edward Friend, Albert Charles Ferguson, John Lowe Ho-pwood and Robert Dickson.
Carberry Gas Co., Ltd. Incorporated July 29, 1902. Capital stock, $10,- O00, in $1 shares. Head office, Win¬ nipeg. Directors. R. A. Wyllie, J. N. Somerville, Isaac Pitblad'o, B. Stewart, J. J. Armstrong.
Carberry Turf Club. Ltd. Incorporated June 11, 1890. Capital stock, $5,000, in $100 shares.. Head office, Car¬ berry.
President, Wright Garland.
Secretary, Richard Allyn.
Carman Farmers’ Elevator Co. Incor¬ porated May 21, 1891. Capital
stock $13,450 in $50 shares. Head Head office. Carman.
President. J. W. Dunn.
Secretary, T. Kernighan.
Carman Furniture Company. Limited. Incorporated Jan. 21st, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $10,000. in $10 shares. Plead office, Carman.
President, W. J. Ede.
-^Secretary, George Sills.
Carman Implement Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated Sept. -5th, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Carman.
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President,' Robert Boyd.
Secretary, J. J. Merry.
Carman Rink Company, Ltd. Incor¬ porated April 17, 1899. Capital stock $2,000 in $10. Head office. Carman.
President, S. McClain.
Secretary, W. C. Hartley.
Carman Sons of England Block Co. In¬ corporated Oct. 25, 1898. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Carman.
President, Henry P. Simpson.
Secretary, Frank Williams.
Carman Telephone Exchange Co., Ltd. Incorporated October 28th, 1899.
Capital stock, $2,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Carman.
President, William J. Hemenway.
Secretary, William M. Pirt.
Carman Trading Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated Sept. 23, 1898. Capital stock, $25,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Carman.
President, James Melvin Toomjbs.
Secretary, H. A. Cox.
Cartwright Farmers’ Elevator Company. Incorporated Sept. 26, 1899. Capital stock $4.00 in $20 shares. Head office, Cartwright.
President, R. F. Moore.
Secy.-Treas., A. W. Dagnall.
Case, J. I., Threshing Machine Co. (for¬ eign). Lie. June 11th, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
Central Electric Co., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 17, 1890. . Capital stock, $40,- 000, in $50 shares. Head office, Portage la Prairie.
Vice-President, T. B. Millar.
Secretary, F. W. Clayton.
Chater Elevator Co. Incorporated Aug. 6, 1892. Capital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Chater.
Secretary, John Crawford, Jr.
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd. (foreign). Lie. July 19th, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
Commercial Club of Winnipeg. Incor¬ porated Feb. 27th, 1901. (Special charter). Head office, Winnipeg.
President, William Georgeson.
Secretary, N. J. Breen.
Commercial Loan & Savings Co., Ltd Incorporated December 30th, 1899. Capital stock, $50,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Simon Peter Hodgson, Adam Reid, Wliliam Howard Sproule, Edward Sidney Van Alstyne and Hugl Phillips.
Consolidated Stationery Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated April 15, 1895. Capita stock, $80,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Vice-Presktent, William E. Hazley.
Secretary, James Douglas.
Craig, George Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 29, 1900. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office Winnipeg.
President, George Craig.
Secretary, Alex. Simmers.
Ctawford Company, Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 11, 1899. Capital stock, $20,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Neepawa.
Secretary, John Crawford.
Cross (R. ) & Co., Ltd'. Incorporated' Aug 8, 1902. Capital stock, $35,000 in $10 shares. Head) office, Killar- ney. Directors, Reuiben Cross, How- art T. Irwin, L. Spurgeon Irwin, James Down, George B. Monteith.
Cypress River Fair Grounds Co. In¬ corporated Sept. 23, 1898. Capital stock, $1,500, in $10 shares. Head office, Cypress River.
President, James A. Mullen.
Secretary, Charles Edward Bastin.
Crystal City Building Co. Incorporated Mar 29, 1901. Capital stock, $6,000. Head office, Crystal City.
President, W. S. Jory.
Secretary, W. Hicks Greenway.
Darlington Elevator Company, Ltd. In¬ corporated July 21, 1899. Capital stock, $5,000, in $100 shares.
President, Ferris Bolton.
Secretary, Robert A. Scott.
Darlingford Farmers’ Elevator Co. Ltd- Incorporated May 1, 1902. Capital stock, $9,000, in $30 shares. Head office, Darlingford Directors, B. Swanson, J. Story, R. H. Lowry, W. C. White, James Hill, Jas. Rice.
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Dauphin Press Co. Incorporated Feb. 17, 1897. Capital stock, $4,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Dauphin. Secretary, J. E. Heddey.
DeLaval Separator Co. (foreign). Lie. April 30th, 1901. Head office, Win¬ nipeg.
Deloraine Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated June 20th, 1900. Cap¬ ital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Head office. Deloraine. Directors, President, William Perry.
Secretary, Joseph Dann.
Deloraine Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 2, 1897. Capital stock, $3,000 in $10 shares. Head office, Delor¬ aine.
President, O. C. Smith.
Secretary, J. A. Mather.
Der Nordwesten Publishing Co., Ltd. Incorporated July 27th, 1900. Cap¬ ital stock, $25,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Gustav Koermann. Secretary, Hugo Carstens.
Dingwall, D. R., Limited. Incorporated July 28th, 1900. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg.
President, Donald Ross Dingwall. Secretary, Jabez Miller.
Dominion American Land Co., Ltd'. In¬ corporated Aug. 6, 1902. Capital stock, $300,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, EdWard Brown, James Gardiiner, James B. Henderson, C. S. B. Burley, Hor¬ ace Ormond.
Dominion City Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 6, 1898. Capital stock, $4,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Dominion City. President, J. D. Barkerville.
Secretary, John Oatway.
Dominion Steam Pleating Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated November 3rd, 1900. Capital stock, $24,500 in $25 shares. Head office. Winnipeg.
President, John Plaxton.
Secretary, Harold Egbert Plaxton. Dyson Gibson Co. Incorporated Jan.. 29, 1895. Capital stock, $100,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Vice-President. R. Kaye.
Elgin Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated December 30th, 1899. Capital
stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Plead office, Elgin.
President, John D. Ross.
Secretary, John Andrew Mair.'
Elkhorn Milling Co. Incorporated April 15, 1895. Capital stock, $10,- 00, in $20 shares. Head office, Elk- horn.
Vice-President, T. D. Cavanagh.
Secretary, R. de W. Walled.
Emerson-Hague Manufacturing Com¬ pany, Limited. Incorporated May 3rd, 1901. Capital stock, $75,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, W. J. Armington.
Secretary, Clifford C- Hague.
Emerson Park Association. Incorpor¬ ated Aug. 20, 1902. Capital stock, $2,000, in $50 shares. Head office Emerson. Directors, John Mc- Caul, Michael Scott, Wm. W. Uns- worth, James A. Williams, William Templeton, Thos. W- Brown, Geo. Christie, Charles Birmie, Wm. Flack.
Emerson Rink Association. Incorpor¬ ated Jan. 22, 1902. Capital stock, $2,000, in $25 shares. Plead office, Emerson.
Empire Brewing Co. Capital stock, $100,000. Head office, Brandon. Directors, Isaac A. Robinson, Peter Payne, Andrew Kelly, John Han- bury & David M. Walker.
Ensign Chemical Co. Ltd. Incorporated July 5, 1899. Capital stock, $20,000 in $50 shares. Head office, Win¬ nipeg.
President, P. B. C. Turner.
Secretary, James Robinson.
Ewing & Fryser Fish Co.. Ltd, Incor¬ porated Aug. 6, 1902. Capital stock $12,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Selkirk. Directors, Wm. W. Fry¬ ser Marshall Ewing, Robt. J. Ken¬ nedy.
Fairchild (The) Company. Ltd. Incor¬ porated Aug. 23, 0000. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, H. W. plutchinson.
Secretary, H. S. Rolston.
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Farmers’ Elevator Co. Capital stock, $50,000. Head office, Manitou. Di¬ rectors, Samuel Crampton, E. A. Oliver, David Oke, of Manitou ; S. W. Madiill,* Benj. Williams, Robt. Swain, Samuel Rent, W. J. Snow¬ den, of Altamont.
Farmers’ Elevator & Milling Co., Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 6, 1892. Capital stock, $20,01)0, in $25 shares. Head office, Alexander.
President, James Ewin.
Secretary, Oliver Dunn.
Farmers’ Trading Co. Incorporated May 10, 1894. Capital stock. $100,- 000, in $25 shares. Head office. Portage la Prairie.
President, D. W. McCuaig. Managing Director, George A. J. A.
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Farmers’ Union Elevator Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Feb. 24, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares.
Head office, Gretna.
President, David Schellenberg.
Secretary, William Abrams.
Foxwarren Public Hall Co. Incorpor¬ ated Oct. 1, 1898. Capital stock, $1,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Foxwarren.
President, Henry Leckie.
Franklin Press, Limited. Incorporated October 26th, 1900. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg.
President, John Appleton.
Secretary, James B. McCracken.
Free Homestead Co., Ltd. (foreign). Lie. Jan. 10th, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
Fuel Saving Smoke Consuming Co. Ltd Incorporated Feb. 30, 1902. Capital stock, $100,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Gaar. Scott & Co. (foreign). Lie. Mar. 18th, 1901. Head1 office, Winnipeg.
Gallagher, P. & Sons, Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated March 24, 1902. Capi’al stock, $90,000, in $100 .shares. Head office Winnipeg. Directors, James Q. Gallagher, Timothy F. Gallagher, John Enright.
German-American Land Co. Dominion Charter. Capital stock, $500,000. Head office, Winnipeg.
Gladstone Electric Light & Telephone Co. Incorporated April 25, 1902. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Gladstone. Directors, A. T. Andrews, W. Williams, Mag¬ nus Wilson, T. L. Morton, Roper Galloway, J. W. Armstrong, David Smith.
Gladstone Rink Co., Ltd. Incorporated October 28th, 1901. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Gladstone.
President, Thos. L. Morton.
Secretary, D. Smith.
Glenboro Rink Co. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1898. Capital stock, $2,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Glenboro. President, Alfred Doig.
Secretary, J. A. Smith.
Granite Curling Rink Co. of Winnipeg. Incorporated Dec. 2, 1892. Capital stock, $12,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, George F. Bryan.
Secretary, Richard D. Waugh.
Great Prairie Investment Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Sept. 16, 1902. Capital stock, $75,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Ed¬ ward Campbell, Geo. R. Bertram, Abraham Foster, William Thomas, Hugh W. McDiarmid.
Gretna Turf Club Association, Ltd. In¬ corporated April 7, 1893. Capital stock, $2,000, in $6 shares. Head office, Gretna.
President, P. C. Donovan.
Secretary, M. Long.
Grundy Music Co., Ltd. Incorporated. Dec. 10, 1898. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $100 shares.
Head office, Winnipeg; President, W. Grundy.
Secretary, A. E. Grassby.
Gurney Stove & Range Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated May 31, 1895. Directors, John H- Tilding, O. S. Carscallen,
H. T. Carscallen, G. G. Carscallen,
I. Walter Martin.
Havergal College. Incorporated April 9. 1902. Capital stock. $50,000. in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors. S. P. Matheson E. L. Drewrv, W. R. Mulock, John Aird. John T. B. Persse.
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Headingly Milling Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated December 13tli, 1899. Capital stock, $20,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Headingly.
PresidenPt, Simon Peter Hodgson.
Secretary, Edward S. Van Alstyne.
Heasley & Co., Ltd. Incorporated May 14, 1902. Capital stock, $10,000 in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, E. A. Mott, T. H. Webb, R. H. Shanks.
Heenan (The) George Mining Co. In¬ corporated April 18, 1893. Capital stock, $500,000, in $2 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, D. H. McMillan.
Secretary, James R. Jones.
Heimskringla News & Publishing Com¬ pany, Ltd. ■ Incorporated May 23, 1899. Capital stock, $5,000., in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Magnus Markusson.
Secretary, Kr. Asg. Benedchtsson.
Hill (The) A. E. Co. Incorporated Feb. 22, 1898. Capital stock, $20,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Griswold.
President, Alfred Edward Hill.
Director, William Hill.
Holland Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 6, 1892. Capital stock, $15,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Holland.
President, James Stewart.
Secretary, C. J. Crawley.
Holman Meat Co., Ltd Incorporated Oct. 15, 1902. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg. Directors, Benj. H. Holman, James Q. Gallagher, Timothy F. Gal¬ lagher, John O. Gage, John C- Man- shrick and! Wm. McMaster.
Homewood Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec- 3, 1902. Capital stock, $60,000. in $60 shares. Head office, Homewood. Directors, E. A. August, George A. Bodiie, Richard J. McGill, Alexander Morrison and James Brown.
Hoover Manufacturing Company, Ltd. Incorporated May 8, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000. in $10 shares.
Plead office. Winnipeg.
President, Alfred H. Town.
Secretary, Martin A. Hoover.
Howard Drug Co., Ltd, Incorporated Feb. 13, 1902. Capital stock, $2,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg. Directors, John F. Howard, Walter D. McDougall, Jos. W. B. McDougall-
Imperial Dry Goods Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated April 6, 1898. Capital
stock, $25,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Robert J. Whitla.
Secretary, Richard Driscoll.
Imperial Fruit & Produce Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated March 27th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, R. B. Wiseman.
Secretary, A. E. Sinclair.
Independent Grain Company. Incor¬ porated Nov. 8, 1902. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Plead office, Winnipeg. Directors, Alexander McDonald, Alex. B. Bethune, Thos. D. Robinsora, J. K. McLennan, Robert L. Richradson.
Independence Publishing Company, Ltd. Incorporated Aug. 3, 1899. Capital stock, $2,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Brandon,
Secretary, Clarence King.
Inter-Western Pacific Exhibition Co., Limited., Calgary.
President. A. G. Wolley-Dod.
1st Vice-President, J. R. Sutherland.
2nd Vice-President, A. E. Wyndham.
Secretary, John de Sousa.
Treasurer, A. L. Cameron.
Investors’ Association. Incorporated Sept. 19, 1902. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors John Russell, Walter T . Kirby, J. T. Roberts, Wm. Brydbn, Horace V, Hudson.
Jobin-Marrin Co.. Ltd. Incorporated November 10th, 1899. Capital
stock, $60,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Thomas Jobin.
Secretary, Philip Marrin.
Johnstone Dairy Co., of Beauseiour, Ld. Incorporated Sept. 23rd, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $20,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Beausejour.
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Keizer Brick Machine & Manfg. Co. Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 12th, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $200,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Presilent, David A. Keizer.
Secretary, Janies B. Stephens.
Keninay Farmers’ Elevator and Milling Co., Ltd. Incorporated January 27th, 1893. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Kem- nay.
President, Norman Macaulay.
Secretary, J. Anderson.
Kilgour, Rimer Company, Ltd. Incor¬ porated March 6, 1897. Capital stock, $45,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, James J. Kilgour.
Secretary, J. B. Kilgour.
Killarney Driving Park Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated June 9th, 1900. Capital stock, $2,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Killarney.
President, George Lawrence.
Secretary, James- Matthias Baldwin.
Killarney Trading Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated July 28th, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Killarney.
President, Charles E. Marquis.
La. Compagnie D’lmprimiere De St. Boniface. Incorporated November $10 shares. Head office, St. Boni¬ face. Directors, Thomas Alfred Bernier, Theophaus Bertrand, Jos. A. Senecal, Joseph Bernier and Noel Bernier.
Lac Du Bonnet Mining, Developing & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated April 7, 1898. Capital stock. $2,000,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, John Sidney Gray.
Secretary, Alexander N. McPherson.
Lady Marion Mining & Developing Co. of Manitoba. Incorporated June 2. 1897. Capital stock, $200,000, in $1 shares. Plead office, Winnipeg.
President, Hugh John Macdonald.
Secretary, W. D. Pettigrew.
Lake Winnipeg Gold Mining Co. In¬ corporated Sept. 14, 1897. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Plead office, Selkirk.
President, Robert Bullock.
Secretary, William W. Fryer.
Land Securities Company of Manitoba, Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1893. Capital stock, $200,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Manager Arthur Wickson.
Secretary, H. E. Buchan.
LaRiviere Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 5th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $5,000, in $50 shares. Head) Office, LaRiviere.
President, J. H. Forgey.
Seey.-Treas. — J. G. Hobman.
Le Club National, Ltd. Incorporated Nov. 9. 1902. Capital stock, $2,000, in $1 sharesi. Head office, St. Jean Baptiste. Directors, Amede Marion, Napolean Dery, Charles B. Dery.
Lee (M. B.) Co., Ltd. Incorporated Alay 1, 1902. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg. Dircetors, M. B. Lee, W. W. Birch, F. W. Law, W. C. Law, Jas, A. Campbell.
License Holders’ Benefit Association of the Province of Manitoba, Ltd. In¬ corporated July 12, 1892. Capital stock $1,000, in $50 shares. Plead office, Winnipeg.
President, E. L, Drewry.
Secretary, Andrew Strang.
Lcgberg Printing & Publishing Co. In¬ corporated May 27, 1890. Capital stock, $10,000, in $10 shares. Plead office, Winnipeg.
President, A. Frederickson.
Secretary, J. A. Blondal.
London Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Canada, (foreign). Lie. Jan 20th, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
Lyons Shoe Company, Limited. Incor¬ porated April 11, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $10 shares.
Head office Winnipeg.
MacDonald, McMillan Company. Incor¬ porated Dec. 10, 1902. Capital stock, $150,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Westbourne. Directors, Dunican McDonald, Archibald McMillan, Alex. McMillan.
McKenzie, J. K., Fish Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated May 9th, 1901. Capital stock $15,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Selkirk.
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Vice-Pres. and Mgr., J. K. McKenzie.
Secretary, F. W- R. Colcleugh.
McNeil (George B.) Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Dec. 16, 1902. Capital stock, $3,300, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, ‘Geo. B. Mc¬ Neil, John DeGroat, Geo. W. Don- and, F. C. Hubbard', R. R. Dalgleish, Charles P. McNeil.
Maber, F. O. Co. Incorporated July 26th, 1901. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg.
MacGregor Driving Park Association, Limited. Incorporated June 9th, 1900. Capital stock, $2,000, in $5 shares. Head office, MacGregor. Directors, Francis J. Thompson, Stanley W. Seed, Thomas R. Var- don, William H. Glover and John Mundell.
Macdonald (The) A. Co. Incorporated June 29, 1895. Capital stock, $150,- 000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President. Alex. Macdonald.
Secretary, James Mackay.
Macpherson Fruit Co., Ltd. Incorporat¬ ed April 18, 1893. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Head office Winnipeg.
Secretary, Robt. R. Scott.
Manitoba Anchor Wire Fence Co., Ltd Incorporated June 3, 1899. Capital stock. $25,000. in $100 shares.
Head office. Winnipeg.
Sec.-Treas., C. A. E. McLea.
Manitoba Auer Light Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated May 21st, 1895. Capital stock, $15,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Vice-President, F. Morton Morse.
Secretary, John D. Morton.
Manitoba Boundry Mining Co., Ltd, Incorporated March 10, 1899. Cap¬ ital stock, $190,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Gladstone.
President, Thomas L. Morton.
Secretary, John K. Hall.
Manitoba Cattle Co.. Ltd. Incorporated. 4. 1886. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Gladstone.
President, Thomas L. Morton.
Secretary, William Rhind.
Manitoba Cartage & Warehousing Co., Incorporated Oct, 26, 1882. Capi¬ tal stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, A. M. Nanton. *
Secretary, J, Lemon.
Manitoba Clothing Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated December 6th, 1895. Capi¬ tal stock, $25,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Max Goldstein.
Secretary, F. S. Andrews.
Manitoba Collection Agency, Ltd. In¬ corporated Nov. 9, 1902. Capital stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors,, Alex¬ ander Black, Samuel R. Hunter, An¬ nie F. Banfield, Thos. Hazelwood, James Robinson, John R. Haney.
Manitoba Commission Co. Incorpor¬ ated August 20th, 1901. Capital stock, $1,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, H. S. Paterson.
Secretary, Norman Paterson.
Manitoba Cream Separator Co., Ltd. Incorporated March 31st, 1900.
Capital stock, $75,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, George Frame Stephens.
Secretary, R. W. Robinson.
Manitoba Curling Rink Company, Ltd. Incorporated June 27, 1896. Capital stock, $25,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Alfred Joseph Andrews.
Secretary, Frederic Charles Hubbard.
Manitoba Dairy Ranch Company, Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 12, 1899. Capital stock, $40,000; in $50 shares. Di¬ rectors. J. F. Luno, A. Hardy, D. Horn, William H. Deacon and John C. Schofield. Head office, Winni¬ peg.
Manitoba Farmers’ Hedge and Wire Fence Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 29th, 1901. Capital stock, $75,000, in $100 shares. Plead office, Brandon.
Secretary Benjamin D. Wallace.
Treasurer, Caleb S. Coatsworth-
Manitoba Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insur¬ ance Co. Incorporated Feb. 22, 1886. Capital stock,
1886. Head office. Winnipeg.
President, Edward C. Townsend.
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Manitoba (The) Farmers’ Mutual Hail Insurance Co. Incorporated May 23, 1899. Head office, Winnipeg. President, D. W. McCuaig.
Secretary, A- D. McLeod.
Manitoba Farmers’ Store Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated October 2nd, 1894. Cap¬ ital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Manaitou.
President, John S. Miller.
Secretary, John S. Robson.
Manitoba Felt and Yarn Works, Ltd. Incorporate October 15th, 1900.
Capital stock, $30,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Brandon. President, Jabez Elliott.
Secretary, H. J. Elliott.
Manitoba Free Press Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Oct. 19, 1886. Capital stock, $133,200, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary, E. W. Macklin.
Manitoba Frost Wire Fence Company. Incorporated Nov. 25, 1902. Capital stock, $4U,0U0, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Harry L. Frost, Osbert Llewellyn Byers, Charles Henry Hanson.
Manitoba Hardware & Lumber Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 1, 1902. Capital stock, $150,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Brandon. Directors, John Hatibury. Peter Payne, Joseph M. Agnew, Alex. B. Fleming, Win. A. Bridget!.
Manitoba Jockey Club, Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated May 21, 1899. Capital stock. $2,000, in $100 shares. Directors, William Whyte, E. L. Drewry, F. W. Heubach, J. S. Hough and H. C. Hammond. Head office, Winni¬ peg-
Manitoba Lard' & Investment Co. Cap¬ ital stock, $5,000,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Winnipeg.
President. Frank M. March. ' Manitoba Milling Co.. Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated November 3rd, 1000. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Neepawa- President, James Henry Davidson. Secretary David McBain.
Manitoba Mutual Hail Insurance Co. Incorporated Nov. 6. 1882. Capital stock,
Directors, Chas. P. Reeves, M. A. Wollan, R. A. Bonnar, Martin Par¬ ker, and P. Peterson.
Head office, Winnipeg.
General Manager, E. A. Taylor.
Manitoba Securities, Limited,. Incor¬ porated Oct. 13, 1902. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head officr. Winnipeg. Directors. John E. Hed derly, Alexander A. McDonald, Geo. A. Mantle, Frederick W. Louthood, and Percy H. Chipman.
Manitoba Union Mining Company, Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 8, 1899. Capital stock, $500,00, in $1 shares.
Head office, Winnipeg.
President, George Vanderslice.
Secretary, John R. Spear.
Manitou Curling Rink Co. Incorpor¬ ated June 27, 1896. Capital stock $2,000, in $50 shares. Head office Manitou.
President, G. W. Ulliott.
Secretary, John Wootton.
Manitou Fanners’ Store Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Oct. 2, 1894. Capital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Manitou.
President. John S. Miller.
Secretary, John S. Robson.
Manitoba Water Power Electrical Co. Incorporated Nov. 8th, 1901. Capi tal stock, $500,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Marshall Wells Company, Ltd. Incor¬ porated March 13th, 1900. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg-
Secretary. Wm. George McFarlane.
Martin, Bole & Wynne Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Dec. 20, 1894. Capital
stock, $80,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, E. D. Martin.
Secretary, E. E. Lightcap.
Masonic Temple Association. Incor¬ porated by statute. Capital stock, $50,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President. J. J. White.
Secretary, John Obed Smith.
Mather Joint Stock Farmers’ Elevator Co.. Ltd. Incorporated June 28. 1898. Capital stock. $3,000, in $15 shares. Head office, Mather.
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Manager, John Lawrence. Secy.-Treas.,D. B. McKinnon.
Merchants’ Protective Law & Collection Association. Incorporated June 6, 1893. Capital stock, $25,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. President, Edward Archer Greathed. Secretary, John Lennox Barker.
.liami Farmers’ Elevator Company, Ld. Incorporated May 13, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares.
Head office, Miami.
President, Samuel Umphrey. Secretary, Andrew Lawrence.
Miami Farmers’ Industrial Association Incorporated June 5, 1893. Cap¬ ital, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office. Miami.
President, S. Umphrey.
Secretary, H. Moodie.
Miniate Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insur¬ ance Co. of Manitoba. Incorpor- porated July 14th, 1897. Head of¬ fice, Beulah,
President, W. D. Paynter. Vice-President, J. W. Sparling.
llinnedosa Driving Park Association, Ltd. Incorporated December 17th,
' 1891. Capital stock, $1,500, in $10 shares. Head office. Minnedosa. President, E. W- Pearson.
Moore Cement Co., Ltd. Incorporated1 Aug. 19, 1902. Capital stock, $100,- 000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Wesley Moore, John Moore, Lynds Smith Vaughan. O. I. Grain, John Haffmer.
Moore Printing Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 2nd, 1901. Capital stock, $19,- 999, in $1 shares. Head office, Win¬ nipeg.
President. William Moore.
Secretary, E. O. Whealler.
Morden Curling and Athletic Associa¬ tion. Incorporated Jan. 15, 1898. Capital stock. $2,000, in $10 shares. Head office. Morden.
President, George Ashdown.
Secretary, Willian Conner.
Morden Turf Club. Incorporated June 6, 1896. Capital stock. $4,800, in $12 shares. Head office, Morden.
President, D. Kilgour.
Secretary-Treas., A. Goldie Scot
Munroe Creamery Co. Incorporated Jan. 15, 1898. Capital stock, $2,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg.
Secretary, John E. Munroe.
Myrtle Farmers’ Elevator Company, Ld. Incorporated May 13, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares.
Head office, Myrtle.
President, Peter Wright.
Secretary, Hattie Berry.
National Creamery & Produce Co., Ltd. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Janies Murray. Vice-President, T. T. Gadd.
Manager, James M. Carruthers. ' Sec.y-Treas., A. A. Andrews.
Supt. of Creameries, J. N. Logan. Nation & Shewan, Ltd. incorporated March 17, 1902. Capital stock, $90,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Brandon. Directors, Frederick Na¬ tion, Alex. Shewan, Geo. A. Ilalli- day, Albie G. Shewan, Catherine R. Shewan.
Neepawa Club, Ltd. Incorporated April 18th, 1901. Capital stock, $2,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Neepawa. President, H. F. Forrest.
Secretary, William Young.
Neepawa Curling Club. Incorporated Dec. 20, 1894. Capital stock, $4,000, in $20 shares. Head office, Neepawa. Neepawa Press Co., Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 10th. 1901. Capital stock, $5,- 000, in $50 shares. Head office, Neepa-wa.
Secretary, A. Dunlop.
Neepawa Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 3, 1885.
Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office. Neepawa.
President, J. H. Howden.
Secretary, Bethuel R. Hamilton. Neepawa Trading Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated March 13th, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Neepawa. Directors, Thos. E. McGirr, Laura A. McGirr. John William Clarke, George Arthur Mantle and John A. Stevenson. Neepawa Turf Club. Incorporated Oct. 18, 1894. Capital stock $2,000 in $10 shares. Head office. Neepawa. Secretary, W. Young-
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Northern Fish Co. Incorporated Feb. 13th, 1901. Capital stock, $15,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Selkirk.
President, Charles Sheldon.
Secretary, J. W. Simpson.
Northern Ice Co. Incorporated April 2nd, 1901. Capital stock. $25,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Northern Lumber Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated March 13th, 1901. Capital stock, $90,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Dauphin.
President, T. A. Burrows.
Secretary, Isaac Cockburn.
North-West Colonization Co. Incor¬ porated' April 18, 1902. Capital stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors. Orlando A. Robertson, Frederick E. Kenas- ton, F. B. Lynch, Jos. C. Wood!, Fred. G. Burrows. -
Northwest Commercial Travellers’ As¬ sociation of Canada. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. Head office, Winnipeg.
Northwest Fish Co.. Ltd. Incorporated August 20th, 1901. Capital stock, $18,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipegosis.
President, E. D. Coffey.
Secretary, W. H. Climis.
North-West Laundry Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated July 6th, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, C. H. Newton.
Sec.-Treas. and Manager, John Mc¬ Rae.
Odd Fellows’ Building Co. of Crystal City, Limited. Incorporated Octo¬ ber 30th, 1900. Capital stock, $6,- 000, in $25 shares. Head office, Crystal City. Directors, Daniel A. McIntyre, William J. Kinley, Ur- quhart F. Mutch, Ure Stephen Jory, William Hicks Greenway, George Riddell, Frank B. McKenzie, John G. Steacy and Thomas Herbert Argue.
Parkisimo Skating & Curling Ring Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 12, 1891 Capital stock, $500, in $10 shares Head office, Elkhorn.
President, Gavin Stewart.
Secretary, Gilbert Rowan.
Patrons’ Elevator, Milling & Supply Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 9, 1892. Capital stock. $48,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Boissevain.
President, James Johnson.
Secretary, William Lovel.
Paulin, Chambers Company, Limited. Incorporated April 11. 1899. Capital stock $150,000 in $1000 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, J. H. Chambers.
Secretary, L. C. Macintyre.
Pelican Lake Steamboat & Trading Co., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 9, .1902. Capital Stock, $2,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Ninette. Directors, Jas. Overend, Archibald1 Bell, John Yel- Iowlees, Geo. Overend, Wm. Ross, David Dalgleish.
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Northwest Seed & Trading Co., Ltd. Incorporated October 5th, 1901. Capital stock. $20,000, in $10 shares. TT office, Winnipeg. North-Western Investment Co. Incor¬ porated June 10, 1902. Capital stock, $50,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Arthur M. Fraser, John H. Oldfield, Wm. R. Mulocf:
Norwood Improvement Co.. Ltd. In¬ corporated Mar. 11. 1891. Capital stock, $60,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, William Whyte.
Secretary, James Manson.
Pilot Mound Grain Co., Ltd;. Incor¬ porated! Aug. 20,, 1902. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Pilot Mound. Directors, Geo. Perfect, Robt. S- Preston, Mal¬ colm McKellar, Edward P. Cavers, John S. Moffat, Wm. Grenville, Wm. Grassick, Richard W. Wilson.
Pioneer Navigation & Sand Co. Ld,. In¬ corporated Jan. .6, 1903. Capital stock, $15,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, John S. Hall. Robert Hall, Wm. Hall, McPhee Mowart, Albert T. David¬ son.
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Pipestone Farmers’ Elevator & Milling Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 3, 1897. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Pipestone.
President, William Lothian.
Secretary, John Grant Rattray.
I’lum Coulee Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated March 16th, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $10,500, in $35 shares. Head office, Plum Coulee.
President, Peter Bergman.
Secretary, Peter Kracker.
Portage Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 24, 1892. Capital stock, $50,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Portage la Prairie.
President, David McCowan.
Secretary, Robert Gibb.
Portage la Prairie Curling Rink Co- Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 5, 1902. Capital stock, $3,000, in $10 shares. Head office. Portage la Prairie. Directors, David A. McDonald', Dugald) Mc- Killop, Malcolm McCaig, Isaac W. Thompson, Edgar L. Burns.
Portage la Prairie Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Incorporated Oct. 2, 1884.
Plead office. Portage la Prairie.
President, Thomas Sissons.
Manager M. B. Snider.
Portage la Prairie Island Park Associa¬ tion, Ltd- Capital stock, $2,000, in $10 shares. Head ocffie, Portage la Praire.
President, William R. Taylor.
Secretary, William Sheppard.
Pressed Brick & Tile Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Ap. 25, 1902. Caupital stock $60,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. -Directors, Win. Bryd-on, Win. G. Christie, E. F. Hutchings, John Robertson, Hugh Armstrong.
Provincial Mutual Hail Insurance Co. of Manitoba. Incorporated May 30tli, 1891. Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary, Robert Strang.
Rapid City Power, Light and Woollen Manufacturing Co. Incorporated Dec 5, 1902. Capital stock, $25, 00F in $25 shares. Head! office. Rapid Citv. Directors. John A. Cowan T~hn G Hb'dsoo. Thos. Hould'ing. He’wv C. Oav. David McNaught.
Rathwell Farmers’ Elevator Co. Incor¬ porated Aug. 12, 1901. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Rathwell.
Pres. & Mng. Director, Arthur Shep¬ herd-
-Real Estate Investment Co. Incorpor¬ ated Dec. 10, 1892. Capital stock, $450,000, in $100 shares. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg.
Secretary, W. H- Gardner.
Red Deer Lumber Co., Ltd. Incorpor- Incorporated, February, 1903. Cap- $500,000. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, O. A. Robertson, F. G. Barrows, F. B. Lynch, Harry J. Box, W. H. Cross.
Reisberry Pump Co. Ltd. Incorporated
■January 17, 1903. Head office,
Brandon.
Reston Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Jan. 8, 1897. Capital stock, $4,800, in $30 shares. Head office, Reston.
President, C. J. Stewart.
Secretary, H. B. MacGregor.
Retail Company. Incorporated March 14, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Directors, William Scott, Archibald G. Munroe and Thom Colquhoun.
Head office, Morden.
Richardson Stationery &• Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 20, 1894. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Winnipeg.
President. Charles S. Richardson.
Robinson & Co., Ltd, Incorporated Feb. 13, 1902. Capital stock. $250,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Jerry Robin¬ son, W- J. Little, Walter P. Moss, Wm. LePage.
Rogers, R. A., & Co.. Ltd. Incorporated Anril 12th. 1901. Capital stock, $75,000. in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President. T. McT. Campbell.
Secretarv. A. W Stiefel.
Roland Farmers’ Elevator Co. Ltd. In coroorated May 21. 1898. Canital smck. $12,000, in $50 shares. Head nflir-e. Roland.
President, Arthur C. Clayton.
Secretary. A. S. Argue.
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Rosebank Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated May 31, 1899. Capital stock, $10,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Rosebank.
President, James Riddell.
Secretary, A. H. Baker.
Royal Crown, Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 24, 1902. Cauital stock, $300,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winni¬ peg. Directors, Manilus Bull, Jas. A. Mitchell, Mary Bull, Charles L. Marks, George Ryail.
Royal Steam Threshing & Feed Crush¬ ing Co,, Ltd. Incorporated March 21, 1892. Capital stock, $2,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Glenlea.
President, Thomas Brunton.
Secretary, James Christie, Jr.
Rublee Fruit Co., Ltd. Incorporated March 17, 1897. Capital stock, $25,- 000, in $100 shares. Plead office, Winnipeg.
President, Manville W. Rublee.
Secretary, Horace E. Crawford.
Russell Farmers'’ Elevator Co. In¬ corporated Mar. 24, 1902. Capital stock, $20,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Russell. Directors, Samuel Rea, Wm. S. Crerar, David Dunn, James Thorne, Albert Galt, P. Smellie.
Russell Rink Association. Incorporated October 28th, 1901. Capital stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Russell.
President, T-. G. P. Smellie.
Secretary, Archibald R. Tingley.
Ryan (Thos.) & Co., Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 7. 1901. Capital stock, $150,- 000, in $100 shares. Directors, Thos. Ryan, Thos. M. Ryan, George Ryan, Edward L. Taylor.
Scantlebury Wall Paper Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated November 3rd, 1900. Capital stock, $20,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary John Hamilton Thompson.
Scottish Investment Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated January 18. 1894. Capital stock, $150,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Colin H. Campbell.
Secretary, Horace E. Crawford.
Selkirk Park Association, Ltd. Inc or¬ porated Oct. 5, 1895. Capital sto k $20,000, in $10 shares. Plead off. :e Winnipeg.
President, Orton Irwin Grain. Secretary, Frederick Charles Elliott. Selkirk Publishing Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated November 18th, 1897. Capital stock, $3,000, in $1 shares. Heuj office, Selkirk.
President, Frederick W. Colcleugh. Secretary, Frederick Pleap.
Shellm-outh Flour and Grist Milling Co. Ltd. Incorporated August 6th, 190k Capital stock, $10,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Shellmouth.
President, Thomas C. Gerrard. Secretary, Alex. Stewart.
Smillie Bros., Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 13. 1902. Capital stock, $100,000 i \ $100 shares. Head1 office, Russel Directors, Thos. S. T. Smillie, A. 1 . P. Smillie, Archibald R- Lingley. Smith, C. J.. Estate. Co., Ltd. (foreign). Lie. August 7th, 1901. Head offic Winnipeg.
Smith & Ferguson Co., Ltd. Head of¬ fice, Regina.
President, Jacob W. Smith. Secy.-Treas., Thomas W. Peart.
Snowflake Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltc. Incorporated1 Jan. 13, 1902. Capital stock, $5,000, in $50 shares. Hea- office, Snowflake. Directors, Jas. F. Drew, Robt. A. Garrett, Samuel Handford, Joseph Spencer, Andrew Maxwell.
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President, George Davis.
Secretary, Joseph Harrison.
Souris Farmers' Elevator Co.. Ltd. In corporated Jan. 6, 1903. Capital stock, $15,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Souris. Directors, Robert J- Taggart, Thos. Step'henison, Alfred Lavatt, A. Lunham Young, Wm. H Menaray, Wm. McCulloch. Jas. W Breakev. Cornelius W. Miller.
Souris Rink Co.. Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 15th, 1898. Capital stock, $5.-
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Secretary, John Albert Taylor.
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Secretary, William Goodridge.
. Jean Baptiste Grist Mill & Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 31, 1895. Capital stock, $10,00, in $100 shares. Head office, St. Jean Bap¬ tiste.
President, Pierre Parenteau.
Secretary, Joseph Baril.
Standard Grain Weigher Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Dec. 3, 1902. Capital stock, $35,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Arthur R. Leitch, Thos. A. Drummondl, Lawrence Hartshornie, James R. Wynne, Thos. G. Mathers, teele & Co., Limited. Incorporated March (5. 1902. Capital stock, $80,- 000, 'in $25 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Frederick Steele. Wm. B. Steele, E. E. Light- cap, J. Douglas, Wm. E. Haziey.
teele (C. R.) Furniture Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Dec- 31, 1902. Capital stock, $150,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Winnipeg. Directors, W. B. Sterling. J. L. Waller, Charles R. Steele. Herbert M. Forgie, Albert E.
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President, G. F. Stephens.
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Head office, Winnipeg.
President, F. W. Stobart.
Secretary, Alfred C. Bulling, 'trathclair Curling and Skating Rink Co.. Ltd. Incorporated May 9th, 1900. Capital stock, $1,500, in $1 shares. Head office, Strathclair.
Strome & Whyte Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated June 27, 1896.- Capital stock, $50,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Brandon.
President, Isaiah R. Strome.
Secretary, George Whyte. Stuart-Arbuthnot Machinery Co., Ltd. Incorporated February 15th, 1900. Capital stock, $49,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. President, James Stuart.
Manager, W. A. McLeod.
Taylor, T. W. Co., Ltd. Incorporated Jan. 12th, 1901. Capital stock, $100,- 000, in $1 shares. Head office, Win¬ nipeg.
President, T. W. Taylor.
Tees & Perss'e, Ltd. Incorporated Feb. 30, 1902. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, James Tees, John T. B. Persse, H. J. Freeman and1 R. G. Persse.
Telegram Printing & Publishing Co., Ld. Incorporated Feb. 13th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $100,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, W. Sanford Evans. Secretary. H. M. E. Evans.
Thomson (The) T. T. Company, Ltd. Incorporated Nov. 16, 1898. Capital stock, $20,000, in $100 shares. Di¬ rectors, Thomas Trotter Thomson, Hodson W. Hutchinson and George E. Dixon. Head office, Morden. Treherne Athletic Association, Ltd. Incorporated June 20th, 1900. Cap¬ ital stock, $2,000, in $5 shares. Head office, Treherne.
President, W. D. Staples.
Secretary. G. W. Staples.
Treherne Farmers’ Elevator Co. In¬ corporated Dec. 25. 1891. Capital stock, $12,000, in $50 shares. Head office, Treherne.
President. Joshua A. Lewis.
Secretary, John Adair.
Tribune Publishing Co. Incorporated Jan. 4th, 1895. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President. Alex. Macdonald.
President, Alan Marshall. Secretary, Alex- -Ross Sutherland.
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Union Colonization Co. Incorporated April 25, 1902. Capital stock $1,- 000,000, in $100 shares. Head office Winnipeg. Directors, E. J. Wheel¬ er, John N. Dalby, Fred. B. Her¬ bert, O. Hirsch, James L. Higgins, Henry W. Sinclair, George D. Eigs- broad.
Union Milk, Dairy & Produce Co., Ltd. Incorporated April 12th, 1901. Cap¬ ital stock, $90,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Beausejour.
Union Trust Co., Ltd. (foreign). Head eign). Lie. Sept. 10th, 1901. Head office, Winnipeg.
United Fruit & Produce Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated June 25, 1902. Capital stock, $25,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, F. E. Weld'on, J. E. McKerchar, J. Dyke, W. H. Stone, A. Hard'y, B. H. Hol¬ man, W. Hunter, W. A. Bertram, John G. Gallagher.
Urban Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Portage la Prairie. Incorpor¬ ated Sept. 26, 1888. Head office, Portage la Prairie.
President, Joseph Ryan.
Vice-President, Wm. Garland.
Treasurer, W. W. Miller.
Manager, W. P. Rundle.
Velie & Co.. George, Limited. Inc. porated May 10th, 1900. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Winnipeg.
President, George Velie.
Vice-President. Alex. McRae. '
Secy.-Treas., Thomas Griffith. Directors, Archibald McLaren, John McDonald and Patrick Green.
Virden Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated Mar. 24, 1902. Capital stock, $6,250, in $125 shares. Head office, Virden. i Directors, John W. Scallion, Herbert Wellesley Dayton, Peter McDonald, Albert E. Ryan, Wm. J. Wilcox.
Virden Milling Co., Ltd. Incorporated June 20, 1894. Capital stock, $12,- 500, in $25 shares. Head office, Virden.
Vice-President, James F. Frame.
Secretary. John H. Agnew.
Voice Publishing Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated Nov. 15, 1902. Capital stock,
$20,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Athur XV. Puttee, Gustavus Pingle, Geo. Dales.
Vulcan Iron Works, Ltd. Incorpc- ated February, 1902. Capital stock, $300,000. Head office, Winnipeg Directors, John McKechnie, E. Barrett, John McDonald, Leonard Barrett, H. E. Crawford.
Walker Oil Co., Ltd. Incorporated Mar. 24, 1902. Capital stock, $100,00, a $1 shares. Head office Winnipe Directors, Sampson Walker, Phil : Walker, W. F. Grose, Arthur Hill7, John H. Holtby.
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co. Ii corporated Sept. 25th, 1896. Head office, Wawanesa.
Secretary and Manager, Alonzo Fow ler Kempton.
Wawanesa Turf Club. Incorporate Sept. 4, 1897. Capital stock, $3,000, in $25 shares. Head office, Wawa nesa.
President, C. M. Vanstone, M.D.
Secretary, M. Isbister.
Wellwood Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Oct. 25, 1902. Capital stock, $5,500, in $500 shares. Hea office, Wellwood Directors, Wn. Caithness, Andrew Thomson, Cyrur Turner, Geo. R. Black, John Mon¬ roe, Alex. Marshall, John D. Hunt,
Western Canadian Hail Ins, Co. Incor porated Sept. 25, 1896. Capital stock $500,000 in $100 shares. Head office Wawanesa.
President, Frank O. Fowler.
Secretary, Joseph Cornell.
Western Canada Business College. In¬ corporated November 3rd, 1900. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, William A. Sipprell, Jos. Findlay, Locel Selden Baker, Percy Ireland and George Walter Lewis.
Western Coal Co., Ltd. Incorporated August 8th. 1890. Capital stock, $50,000, in $100 shares. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg.
President, R. F. Manning.
Secretary, R. A. C. Manning.
Western Gas Company. Incorporated Feb. 4th, 1901. Capital Stock, $10,-
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President, E. M- Conray.
Secretary, J. A. McLauchlan.
Western Implement Mfg. Co. Ltd. In¬ corporated June 10, 1902. Capital stock, $60,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Thos. Atchison, Wm. A. Black, Robert Muir, E. L. Drewry, Robt. Barclay, James McDiarmid.
.Vestern Land Colonization Company, Ltd. Incorporated March 23rd,
1899. Capital stock, $20,000, in $10 shares. Directors, George Parker, Dougald R. Stewart, Am¬ brose Wilson, Alexander Parker and Alexander McCurdy. Head office, Winnipeg.
Western Land1 Company. Incorporated June 17, 1902. Capital stock, $50,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Wm. Har¬ vey, Hugh Sutherland!, William J. Christie, D. H. McDonald, F. H. Phippen.
Western Manufacturing Co. Incorpor¬ ated Dec. 10th, 1901. Capital stock, $10,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Western Packing Co. Incorporated June 3rd. 1901. Capital stock, $75,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Western Publishing Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Sept. 11, 1893. Capital stock, $10,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Brandon. Sec., J. F. Osborne.
Whitla, R. J. & Co., Ltd. Incorporated July 26th, 1901. Capital stock, $500,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, R. J- Whitla.
Wilcox (W. J.) & Co., Ltd. Incorpor¬ ated Jan. 29, 1902. Capital stock, $39,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Virden. Directors, Wm. J. Wilcox, Mary Wilcox, Robt. K. Scales, Sid>- ney S. Carscallen.
Willmar Canadian Land Company, Ltd. Incorporated, February, 1903. Cap¬ ital stock, $30,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, John S. Robbins, Martin Jorgenson,
John M. Downs, Albert E. Rice, Sigurdt B. Toale, David H. Tail- man, Albert N. Lewis, all of Will- mar, Minn,
Winkler Farmers’ Elevator Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 4th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock, $12,000, in $30 shares. Head office, Winkler.
President, Isaac Dyck.
Secretary, Jacob Friesen.
Winnipeg Base Ball Club, Ltd. Incor¬ porated July 2, 1902. Capital stock, $2,000, in $20 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Robert J. Smith, John Murray Lamb, James S. Jackson.
Winnipeg Bill Posting Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated August 12th, 1901. Capital stock, $2,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary, Charles C. Lindsay.
Treasurer, C. P. Walker.
Winnipeg Canoe Club. Incorporated June 6, 1893. Capital stock, $2,000, in $10 shares.
President, H. J. Smith.
Secretary, E. N. Page.
Winnipeg Citizens’ Realty Co., Ltd. In¬ corporated May 14, 1902. Capital stock, $39,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, F. W. Stobart, H. M. Howell, C. P. Wil¬ son, Thos. G. Mathers.
Winnipeg Coal Co. Incorporated Dec. 28th, 1895. -Capital stock, $15,000, in $100 shares. Head office. Winni-
President, Thomas Graham Mathers.
Secretary, Charles A. Hutchinson.
Winnipeg Creamery and Produce Co., Ltd. Incorporated November 12th, 1900. Capital stock, $50,000, in $10 shares.
President, Stanislas Morrier Barre.
Secretary. Charles Mignault.
Winnipeg Electric Street Railway Co. Head office, Winnipeg.
Secretary, F. Morton Morse.
Winnipeg Grain & Produce Exchange Clearing Association. Incorporated June 25th, 1901. Capital stock, $25,- 000, in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, William Martin.
Secretary, Charles N- Bell.
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Winnipeg Hedge & Wire Fence Co., Ld. Incorporated’ Mar. 24, 1902. Capital stock, $75,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Caleb Coatsworth, Marshall Varcoe, Nel¬ son J. Carson, B. D. Wallace, Dun¬ can McTreavor, Hugh McDougall, Andrew Kidd, W. P. Rundle, F. Rowe.
Winnipeg Land Co., Ltd. Incorporated Sept. 19, 1902. Capital stock, $100,- 000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg. Directors, Mark Fortune, W. H. Fortune, Geo. W. Archibald1, Geo. H. Davis, Alexander McK. Matheson.
Winnipeg Lodging & Coffee House As- . sociation. Incorporated May 21. 1898. Capital stock, $15,000, in $1 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, E. H. Taylor.
Secretary, Henry Walter Whitla.
Winnipeg Machinery & Supply Co. In¬ corporated Dec. 27th, 1901. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, James McDiarmid.
Vice-President, Edward Cass.
Secy.-Treas., Walter Tlexander.
Manager, C. S. Macdonell.
Winnipeg National Land Co.,. Ltd. In¬ corporated Jan. 22, 1902. Capital stock, $195,000. in $100 shares. Head office Winnipeg. Directors. Herbert H. Beck, Wm. A. Bishop, William Pearson. Wm. MeG. Gibson. Alex. N. McPherson. Hugh H. Saunder- son, James O. Smith.
Winnipeg Pure Milk Co., Ltd. Incor¬ porated Feb. 20. 1902. Capital stock, $40,000, in $100 shares. Head' of¬
fice, Winnipeg. Directors, D. K Dingwall, Colin Fraser, Thos. Me- Kechnie Milroy, F. H Brydges, Job i McKechnie.
Winnipeg Realty Corporation. Incorpor ated Aug. 29, 1902. Capital stock $250,000, in $100 shares. Head of fice, Winnipeg. Directors, Eugem Kenaston, Andrew Duncan, D. G. C Howe, Robert Stuart, John W. D C- O'Grady.
Winnipeg Rifle Range Co., Ltd. In- corporated April 26, 1886. Capita! stock, $5,000, in $10 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Edward L. Drewry.
Secretary, Arthur R. Taylor.
Winnipeg Rubber Co., Ltd.
Incorporated July 16, 1896. Capi¬ tal stock, $5,000,- in $50 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Harry Dorman Warren.
Secretary, Charles Newton Candee.
Winnipeg Trading Company, Limited. Incorporated, Oct. 25, 1898. Capi¬ tal stock, $2,000, in $10 shares.
Head office, Winnipeg.
President, Thomas Hazelwood.
Secretary, Allan L. Maclean.
Winnipeg Trunk & Box Company, Ld. Incorporated April 11, 1899. Capi¬ tal stock, $75,000, in $10 shares. Directors, E. F. Hutchings, Joseph Harris, Walter Jordan, W. D. Pet¬ tigrew, George Leary, Jos. Green¬ field and William Scott. Head of¬ fice, Winnipeg.
Winnipeg & Western Land Co., Ltd. Incorporated Dec. 9th, 1901. Capi¬ tal stock. $195,000. in $100 shares. Head office, Winnipeg.
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This section of the Directory is presented in condensed form. Full in¬ formation will be found in the Alphabetical Section.
Avenues all run East and West and are numbered under 200 East of Main Street, Main to Princess 200 to 300. West of Princess 300 and upwards.
Streets running North and South are numbered from the Assiniboine River as a base Northwards, and again from Notre Dame as a base North¬ wards.
An * before a name indicates a separate house without a number thereon. The word street is always implied.
Aberdeen 1 DIRECTORY. Aberdeen 49
ABERDEEN itvenne, from Rod river to city limits.
Odd numbers north side. '
St. John's Ladies’ College.
ICO Bartle, Richard, laborer.
172. Dunn, William, constable.
'. 80 McNeil, George, tailor.
184 Amyat. Evaline, dressmaker.
186 Emsall, Marion.
186 Sheppard. John A., grain buyer.
188 Thomas, — .
Harrington, Wm. C., grocer.
Main intersects.
Peterson, George.
268 Shirley, Thomas.
270 Allen, Elliot.
273 Shiack, Christian.
274 Gibson, Peter.
280 Gi'bson, Peter.
280 Litkey, John, laborer.
288 Dyson, Geo. A., agent.
299 Riesberry, Wm.
300 Rice, Geo., carpenter.
Charles intersects.
801 Lee, Thos., cigar maker.
304 Moulton, Tich.
306 New house.
308 Moulton. Richard.
309 Lewis. Wm.
311 Gardener, Albert, C.P.R.
312 Keel. Geo. "F.. carpenter.
334 Halyburton, Wm., retired. 337 Thornton, William, C. P. R.
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50 Aberdeen henderson’S Winnipeg Adkins
Aikins intersects.
362 Murtoff, John, driver.
368 Robertson, John, stonemason.
372 Brownberger, F., shoemaker.
374 Vacan-t.
400 McCullough, Henry, laborer.
Salter intersects.
McGregor intersects.
Sinclair intersects.
ADELAIDE, from Notre Dame ave. to William ave.
Odd numbers east side.
Notre Dame intersects.
34 Winnipeg Theatre, C. P. Walker, Manager.
43 Anderson, James, traveller.
44 Verschoot. Charles, laborer.
48 Winnipeg Boot and Shoe Hospital, J. Mahler, prop.
51 Mcllroy, D. B., contractor.
52 Chickwan, Mack, laborer.
53 Cameron, Alexander S., tailor.
54 Scott, Charles, carpenter.
56 Lunt, Henry, musician.
57 Wiseman, Robert B., bookkeeper.
58 Coates, R. C.
59 Waddell, Tiros.
61 Forsyth, George.
64 Melville, Wm. N., architect.
66 Gordon, Geo., city foreman.
67 Von Hassager, M. C., traveller.
70 Jefferson, Wm. Edward, plumber.
McDermot intersects.
7S Davis, James, laborer.
84 Desaultels, John, barber.
88 Little, Margaret, Mrs.
90 Campbell, John W., stonecutter.
92 Jackson, Elizabeth, wid. James H. 94 Buchanan, John E., chief.
Bannatyne intersects.
112 Arlington House, Mrs. E. Wood, proprietor.
115 Roblin House, David Hislop, pro¬ prietor.
121 Short, J. A., painter.
122 Vacant.
124 Ozard, William, blacksmith.
126 Adams, Hugh, horseshoer.
136 Benson, Joseph, livery.
William intersects.
148 Vacant.
Elgin intersects.
AGNES, from LIvIna to Notre Dainc ave.
168 Johnson, Theranl.
169 Thomson, Wm.. laborer.
170 Johnson, Christian, agent.
172 Stephenson, Fred.
174 Evans, Robt. A., carpenter.
176 Connolly, Morris, retired.
186 Johnson, John, carpenter.
188 Lomox, Thomas, laborer.
192 Rolo, James, iron moulder, C.P.R. 408 Swanson, Swan.
494 McGeachy, Neil, emp. N. P. Ry.
Ellice intersects.
Ross, John, laborer.
Sargent intersects.
576 Colvin, John, motorman.
Gillmer, Henry G.
£84 Foster, Reuben, laborer.
590 Hall, John, plasterer.
594 Foster, Reuben F., laborer.
598 Causer, Dave, engineer.
Wellington intersects.
AIIttlNS, from C. P. R. track to city limits.
Odd numbers east side.
18 Stubbs, Elizabeth, wid. Thos.
44 Vacant.
109 Chittenden, Wm. G., C.P.R.
115 Shaw, James A., teamster.
Sutherland intersects.
Jarvis intersects.
42 Dowd, Wm. D„ C. P. D.
44 Dawson, H., brakeman.
45 Shaw. James, brakeman.
45 Bergson, Mathas, laborer.
47 Morrell, Wm., switchman.
49 McPhee, Lanson, switchman.
50 Russell, James, builder.
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Dufferin intersects.
64 Walker, Sampson,
Stella intersects.
72 National Laundry, A. R. Taylor, manager.
95 Williams, Leslie, fireman.
97 Billington, Thos., harness maker. 101 McCarthy, Daniel, fitter.
105 Gault, William, clerk.
Ill Baxter, Thos., emp. C.P.R. freight.
119 Robertson, Moses W., emp. C.P.R.
120 Kennedy, David, teamster.
122 Bryans, Alexander, expressman.
Flora intersects.
350 Blackburn, William A.
Stella intersects.
Selkirk intersects.
Boyd avenue intersects.
College avenue intersects.
344 Brandt, Chris., printer.
368 Ulstrom, F. W., watchmaker.
369 Fraser, David, retired.
370 Sherwood, Geo. E., C.P.R.
Mountain avenue intersects.
St. John’s intersects.
Nyrond, Edward.
Carveth, J. S., pickier.
Leonard, Ed., teamster.
442 Howard, George, teamster.
444 Ward, Edward, painter.
448 Thompson, J., wid. James.
450 Mitchell, Benjamin, emp. Drewry. 461 Griffith, Chas., laborer.
Anderson intersects.
4G0 Crooke, Wm., emp. R.C. Soap Co. 463 Shave, George H., caretaker.
Church intersects.
190 McKay, George, carpenter.
Cathedral intersects.
546 Dunlop. James.
154 Weir, Gustave, laborer.
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34 Dawson, Edward B.
39 Torrens Bros., contractors.
40 Bennett, Wm. T., C. N. R.
41 Fairbairn, David, moulder.
43 Reeves, Samuel L., barber.
44 Mariaggi, Frank.
45 Courtney, A. P., cabdriver.
46 Clagg. Thomas.
46 McKinney, Alex., grocer.
49 Robinson Co., Ltd., department store.
51 Robinson, Little & Co., whol. dry goods.
T. H. Slater, traveller.
Gregg, Geo.R. & Co., commission. 54 Allden, Fredk. J., bdg. house.
62 Lozo, Joseph A., saw filer.
65 Dolsen. G. P., printer.
71 Excelsior Machine Works.
73 Clark, William P.
McDermot intersects. Mariaggi, Frank, restaurant.
80 Alexandra Block.
Room
1 Duncan, R. S.. caretaker.
2 Andrews, P. C., emp. Mackenzie &
Mann.
7 Dalgleish, C. Norman,, ry. mail ck. 7 Cameron, Duncan, El. St. Ry.
8 Stableford, George, cigars.
10 McBain, — .
11 Woodyatt, G. A., emp. Osier, Ham¬
mond & Nanton.
12 Cameron, D. C., lumber.
12 Martin, Wm.
14 McMahon, A. M.
15 Johnson, G.
16 Lock, A. S., commission.
17 Lock, Thos., merchant.
FRY & SMITH
5th Floor MERCHANTS BANK.
ACENTS Manitoba & North West Land Corp.
F0R Canada Settlers Loan & Trust Co.
REAL ESTATE FARMLANDS FINANCIAL AGENTS
BQUD Aflfl IT ImporterandDeaIei WOOLLEN and ■ onnMvavauC0TT0N rags & BOTTLES
396 TO 402 PRINCESS STREET. •
52 Albert hendersok’S Winnipeg * Alexander
19 Wedderstone, W. G., bank clerk.
19 Grant, — .
19 Anderson, S. P., bank clerk.
20 March, F. M.,
21 McLeod, H., engineer.
22 McLaughlan, D. H., Grain Ex¬
change.
23 Campbell. R. J., whol. grocer.
24 Fife, — .
24 Dawson. J.
25 Fahey. Fred., packer.
26 Mitchell, S. H., clerk.
30 McLachlan, A. H.
31 McKechnie. Alex., printer.
32 Campbell, John A., of Treleaven &
Campbell.
32 Treleaven, John, of Treleaven &
Campbell.
33 O'Neill. T. W., Massey-Harris Co.
34 Ellis, G. W.
35 Millman, H. M.
37 McPherson. W. T.. ry. mail clerk.
38 White, John, FT. B. Co.
39 Belcher, Fred J., agent.
41 Norris, R. G., mail clerk.
42 Harris, M. B., emp. C. P. R.
43 Cashman, B.
44 McLennan, Wm, Grain Exchange.
45 Wilson. A. A.
46 Boston, Graham, grain.
Armstrong, C. W., sample room. Duncan, C. G., sample room.
86 Schmidt & Co., brass foundry.
90 Havana Cigar Syndicate.
90 Reid. Robt. J. & Co., stationers. Gladstone Mills.
Smith & McMasters, wall paper.
Bannatyne avenue intersects.
Central Fire Hall.
Buchanan, John E., chief.
Code, Wm., captain.
Dunn, D. B., secretary.
113 Hosick, Joseph.
125 Maple Leaf Renovating Co.
127 King, Wm. J., builders’ supplies. 127 Central Drav Express Office.
139 Middleton, H. G. & Co., gen. agts.
ALEXANDER avenue, from Red river to city limits.
North side.
85 Calder, Alexander, ticket agent.
87 Riley, George.
89 Brown, Geo. E., butcher.
95 Coltart, John.
101 Livingstone, Simon, agent.
105 Tait, James, driver.
113 McLeod, Murdoch, farmer.
115 Shields, Wm.
117 Sloane, William T., agent.
121 Kelly, Edward, chiropodist.
Lilly intersects.
149 Shragg, J. J.
155 McFaddyen, Daniel.
165 Gensberg, L.
Martha intersects.
175 Rosen, A.
183 Wing Lee, laundry.
Main intersects.
205 Foresters’ hall.
' 205 Holt Block.
Room —
1 Shane, Mrs., widow.
2 Bailey, Ellen, widow Wm.
3 Smith, Lillian, widow Geo. D. 5 Tess, Alien C., cutter.
7 Proud, Frank, H. B. Co.
12 Todd. G. J.
207 Turner, Charles, cigars.
209J McNichol, Chambers.
Room
Rosseau, Stephen, bartender. Bell, M. J., nurse.
Dunn, Fred.
Furlong, David, painter. Murray, Hugh.
Jackson Mrs 211 Dunn, Harry, tailor.
213 Hollinger, John, repairer.
215 Union Restaurant.
217 Vacant.
223 Vineberg, Meyer, dry goods. 223 Jubilee Block.
Edward Bissett, caretaker.
Room
1 Stoddart. S. E.
2 Parkin, . Geo., steamhtter.
3 Harper, James.
4 Davies, Harry, baker.
5 Powell, Mrs. M. F.
6 Cunningham, Robt., laborer.
7 Pringle, Chris.
10 Bissett, Edwin, caretaker.
12 Newton, Mrs.
FUNK& FERGUSON
21-22 MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.
PHOIME 1750.
W, T. Devlin,
Fine Boots and Shoes.
TELEPHONE 1339.
408 Main St. McIntyre Block.
Alexander CITY DIRECTORY. Alexander 53
13 Leroy, A. pedlar.
14 Corley, Wm. H., engineer.
14 Johnston, Samuel, laborer.
15 Lys, Edward W., proofreader.
16 Sutton, Dr.
17 Rousel, John.
18 Welsh, John.
19 Ashcroft, Samuel, laborer.
225 Eastern Clothing House.
King intersects.
267 Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
275 Masterman, Lawrence, acct.
277 Frankfurter, George.
281 Powell, Hy., custom house officer. 291 Shubert, Augustine, widow.
Princess intersects.
307 Holme, A.
Stanley intersects.
831 Evangelical Association.
837 Jennings, Herbert, tailor.
339 Ulmer, Edwin, stonecutter.
341 Reid, Robt., switchamn.
343 Bird, Geo. A., C.P.R.
Lizzie begins.
365 Levi, Henry, peddler.
367 Schultz, Edward, tailor.
369 Creamer, Albert, barber.
371 Nordstrom, Anthony.
Seventh Day Adventists.
Fountain begins.
385 Cameron, Samuel A., engineer. 387 Platt, John, carpenter.
389 Maundrell, — .
391 Adams, R. J., warehouseman.
393 Course, Wm., C.P.R.
395 Killeen, Annie, Miss.
397 Ryan, Michael.
399 Kirkpatrick, Maggie.
401 Galusha, S. A., clerk.
403 Nesbitt, W. H., carpenter.
405 Maneely, George, engineer.
407 Brown, Starr M., boilermaker.
409 Phipps, Robert, engineer.
Ellen intersects.
411 Lovell, John, painter.
417 Perry, John, engineer.
419 Stokes, George, traveller.
421. Beese, Rev. W. E.
423 Weir, Samuel, policeman.
429 Johnson, Mrs., Troy Laundry.
Laura intersects.
439 Mitchell, James.
443 Fisher, Duncan, carpenter.
445 Londrv, Louis H., tinsmith.
455 Woods, Daniel, laborer.
1. —
Patrick begins.
465 Lee, Sam, laundry.
469 Lissen, N. S., laborer.
473 Smith, R., C. P. R.
475 Fairclough, Henry, carpenter.
477 Tompsett, E., confectioner.
4.79 McAlonen, N., barber.
483 Ledka, Ed., carpenter.
Isabel intersects.
493 Crake, William J., picture framer. 497 Williamson, Secord, shoemaker. 499 Moorhouse, J. W., gen. store.
501 Hicks, John A., merchant.
503 Winberg, Anna, wid. Wm. A.
507 Crawshaw, William W., plasterer. 509 Rampal, August, laborer.
511 Tepil, Carl, C.P.R.
Park begins.
Dufferin School.
Nares begins.
541 Kish, Christian, emp. C. P. R.
543 Burch, A., C.P.R.
545 Frater, William, C.P.R.
547 Gradsinger, Lowey, blacksmith.
549 Andrew. Hugh W.. C.P.R.
551 Mack, John, woodcutter.
HAMMOND,
HIGH CLASS
FURS, HATS, ETC,
430 MAIN ST. PHONE 148
CZERWINSKI & GRANT
93-95 LOMBARD ST.
PHONE 1124
CITY BOX FACTORY
54 Alexander
HEXDERSON'S WINNIPEG
Alexander
Bushnell begins.
561 Shmilovich, H., confectioner.
569 Leslie, Thos., laborer.
571 Carlisle, Wm, carpenter.
571 JMcKinstry, John, merchant.
573 Benson, Sam, clerk.
Gunnell begins.
Dufferin Park.
Gwendoline begins.
621 Mclnnis, — , engineer.
625 Matheson, Wm., locomotive eng.
627 MrArthur, — .
629 Fudget, — .
031 Snook, Christian, C. P. P.
Nena intersects.
663 Stanley, Edward H., auctioneer.
655 Plumley, D. A.
669 McFarlane, Andrew, eng. C. P. R. Chambers begins.
Owena begins.
709 Budd, Joseph, blacksmith.
711 Holmsitead, Marion.
721 Burns, Frank, C. P. R.
Lulu begins.
737 Eburne, Thos. Henry, C. P. R. 739 Pasmore, — .
741 Watson, Francis, C. P. R.
743 Smith, Andrew, bricklayer.
745 Osborne, Frederick J., engineer. 747 Wilson, George, boilermaker.
749 Patton, Henry.
751 Henderson, Christian.
Rietta begins.
Nora intersects.
Tecumseh intersects.
841 Trespe, Richard.
845 Brooks, Albert, bricklayer.
853 Ravkjaline, S. S.
857 Bell, John, C.P.R.
Dorothy intersects.
893 Cooney. George, checker.
JJ23 Buckingham, Stanley.
925 Elliott, Geo., butcher.
933 Dodds, Thos., emp. oil house.
South side.
94 Guest, Wm. J., fish dealer.
108 Riehl, Fred, laborer.
110 Brian, H., stonemason.
112 Milbrant, Annie.
Lilly intersects.
Aitken, Daniel D.
150 Dick, Rideout & Co., Winnipeg bag factory.
Thistle Curling Rink.
176. Robertson, James & Co.
186 Henderson, Wm., grocer.
190 Storehouse.
Main intersects.
212JBeggs, George H., bic. repairer. 214 Rose, Rowland, tailor.
216 Lewis, Clarence, printer.
218 Hammond & Rodway, plumbers. 220 Hall & Co., washing machines.
King intersects.
280 Yost, Andrew, laobrer.
280 Marked, Millie, widow John.
Princess intersects.
312 Howard, Albert S., teamster.
314 Shute, George B., harnessmaker. 320 Lloyd, Howard, retired.
322 Fogg, W. H., conductor.
336 Fleishman & Co.
340 McLeod, Murdoch, carpenter.
342 Greenhouses.
346 Clarke, J. F., laborer.
350 McCu'tcheon, Wm., stonemason.
352 Daun, Jacob, grocer.
358 Maguire, Patrick, laborer.
360 Philips, Geo., Salvation Army.
362 Irwin, W. A., painter.
364 Hinds, Richard, clerk.
368 Wells, Wm.
•370 Armstrong, Wm., carpenter.
376 Lothrop, Luther T., painter.
378 Craven, Thos. W., agent.
380 Sutton, Henry, baggageman.
382 Cooper. H., policeman.
384 Craig, Albert, messenger.
386 Marshall, Robert, printer.
388 Riley, Edwin, tailor.
W. F. LEE
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
SUPPLIES
PHONE 1116
MILL ST. Foot of Lombard
F. H. BR YDGES & SONS REPfl„L0Ef™TE
RAILWAY SUPPLIES 392 MAIN FIRE INSURANCE.
Alexander cirv directory. Alexandria 55
392 Hinemann, Arnold, Rev.
German church.
Ellen ends.
410 Adams, H., horseshoer.
412 Town, Edward, engineer.
414 Pilkington, Ellen, widow Samuel. 416 McCartney, Robt., teamster.
418 Okerstream, James.
420 Glasgow, Wm, C.P.R.
422 Lane, John C., stone cutter.
426 Dawn, Jacob, merchant.
428 Sutherland, John, watchman.
430 Scott, John B., checker.
432 Bowker, Henry, watchman.
434 Sarvis, Ross, foreman.
436 Innis, John, clerk.
438! Powell, Thos., weighmaster.
442 Merrill, Frank, billiard marker. 444 Mason, Thomas, teamster.
446 Klatt, Edward, clerk.
448 Scamibler, Edmund, watchman.
454 Sagrott, Fred, butcher.
456 Bell. Thos.. grocer.
460 Hufley, John.
462 Rosenfield, Arthur D., tailor.
470 Kirkby, J. D., harness-maker.
472 Simmons, Arthur, contractor.
478 Smith, James, emp. C. P. R.
480 Wright, Geo., teamster.
Isabel intersects.
516 Jolly, Theodore.
520 Elbe, John, stonemason.
522 Sibbald, John, driver.
526 Green, Edward, blacksmith.
528 Shibley, John, painter.
532 Bennett. Robt., plasterer.
536 Leslie, John, laborer.
538 Baynham, Charles H., grocer.
542 Freid, Erick, clerk.
556 Unsworth, Ed., C.P.R.
558 Houston, Thomas, carpenter.
562 Welsh, Wm. J., conductor, C.P.R. 564 Wallice, John, C. P. R.
568 Wallace, John, C. P. R.
568 Gibbons, Martha, wid. Benjamin. 572 Anthony, Richard, fireman.
578 Moore, Jermain, laborer.
580 Adger, Albert, C. P. R.
586 Grove, H., teamster.
588 Henshaw. William H., tinsmith. 592 McKellar, Macolm, cond. C.P.R. 594 Cook, Arthur, engineer. 594!Anilette, Nicholas, conductor.
“Standard
» SEWING
MACHINES
Needles and Supplies for all Kind* of Machines.
596 Graham, J. S., C. P. R.
598 Lupton, Harriet, wid. Josiah.
610 Gooland, John, C.P.R.
612 Hammond. Chas., C.P.R.
614 Johnson, Thos., musician.
616 Reid, Charles, C. P. R.
620 Mathieson, John, carpenter.
624 Gagen, T., caretaker.
628 Freeman, Jacob, customs officer. 630 Robertson, William, carpenter.
638 Williams, John Charles, bricklayer. 646 Watkins. Arthur, machinist.
650 Holm, Thornstein, laborer.
Nena intersects.
654 Colcleugh & Co., drugs.
664 Godbehere, Albert, blacksmith.
670 Robertson, Mrs., widow W. B. 674 Fitten, Fred, inspector, C.P.R. 674! Mills, Henry, C.P.R.
Chambers begins.
688 Swanson, Constans, C. P, R.
690 McGinn, Thomas K., librarian.
698 Sinclair, William.
Rietta begins.
736 Bethel Church.
780 Frank, Geo., stone cutter.
696 Brooks, Edward, C. P. R.
Lulu begins.
ALEXANDRIA, from May lo Argryle.
49 Motley, William, millwright.
53 Stewart, John, emp. G. F. & J. Galt.
55 Hamilton, Thos. S., painter.
57 Quandt, Chas., sign writer.
59 Jacobson, Jens, N.P.R.
62 Naiman, Joseph, merchant.
63 Rainsky, Chas.
64 Newall, John, retired.
6oe Gon?n?i??ioi) Go.
433 MAIN. PHONE 1464.
Grain Commission and Stock Brokers
56 Afred Henderson’S Winnipeg Anderson
ALFRED avenue, from Red river to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
149 Hardy, Robert J., expressman.
151 McDonald, William, contractor. 153 Nicholl, William, accountant.
159 Lane, H. C., gardener.
160 Davidson, Seth, carpenter.
162 Miller, John C., clerk.
103 Clements, Lee.
164 Williams, Richard.
165 Nicholson, Benjamin, carpenter. 172 Thom, Alex., plumber.
174 Black, Annie, widow J. A.
175 Connell, Frank, railroader.
177 Stewart, Alexander.
178 Ferguson, James, merchant.
179 Clarke, Duncan, barber.
180 Puttee, Arthur W„ M. P.
181 Leslie, Rev. H. T.
182 Morrison, Daniel, real estate.
185 V acant.
186 McLean, George, carpenter.
189 Sprunt, Thos., clerk.
Main intersects.
269 Parrott, Arthur, plumber.
269 Chipman, P. H., C. N. R.
271 Mills, Augustus.
273
275 Mills, Augustus. ■
279 Ellis John H., watchmaker.
280 Fisher, Christian.
282 Braden, G., widow Thos.
284 Hunt, Wm„ biller, C.P.R.
286 Wilson. George Isaac, packer.
291 Fleming, Charles, traveller.
Charles intersects.
309 Nunn, Walter.
319 Spencer, Asa.
325 Watson, Wm, book-keeper.
327 Reeve, James, clerk.
328 Vacant.
329 Kuhn, Frank, tailor.
331 Mohr, Allam, tailor.
333 McConnell, James.
336 Jones, Henry, cattle dealer.
337 Beane, Charles, laborer.
365 Garrett, Fred. J.
381 Ritchie, William D., carpenter.
Salter intersects.
489 Lowery, Miss Maud.
492 Kean, Mrs., wid. Thos.
513 Somerville, Clias., laborer.
Andrews intersects.
Powers intersects.
517 Lange, Peter, plasterer.
McGregor intersects.
AIIY, from James to Pacific live., (facing; Victoria Parle.)
James intersects.
22 McAdam, James S.
Rupert begins.
24 Beers, Herbert.
26 Pelisser. Harry.
127 Finlay, Robert.
Pacific intersects.
ANDERSON avenue, from Main to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
Main intersects.
St. John's College.
Erb, Levi H., warehouseman.
Cox, Fred. J. C., accountant. Devern. John, collector.
Ward, John, painter.
Charles intersects.
Harrison, Joseph, manager.
373 Jardine, Ernest, carpenter.
374 Thompson, Sam. C. G., C. P. R. 380 Collinger, Joseph, C.P.R.
408 Messlier, John, laborer.
Aikins intersects.
410 Pickering, William.
McGregor intersects.
Sinclair intersects.
Aikins intersects. 355 Collins, John, lab.
Salter intersects. Joist, John, laborer.
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Angus CITY DIRECTOR! . Arthur 57
IMPORTING TAILOR,
226 McDERMOT AVE.
ANGUS, from Red river to Point Donglas Jive.
116 Gillis, Barney, laborer.
120 Roberts, Owen E.
134 Hudson, O., laborer.
136 Carpenter, Horace, laborer. !36}Angust, Pauline, widow John.
138 Suggitt, William, pork packer.
10 Vacant.
142 Baharsky, M.
146 Waleeska, W., laborer.
166 Kilcheski, Nichol.
ANNABELtA, from Red river to Point Douglas ave.
43 Dey, John, foreman.
47 Walker, Chas. H., clerk.
46 Brown, Thos., real estate.
51 Thomas, — .
53 Geelan, Matthew.
Higgins intersects.
••
64 Hutchings, Wm. IT.
66 McKague, James.'
68 Pugh, John, carpenter.
70 Wilson, George, emp. Ogilvie’s.
73 Hossack, C. W., retired.
75 Crawford, Jos. B., engineer.
79 McMaster, Ross J., laborer.
81 Ross, John A., agent.
83 Whyte,. Wm. A.
86 Murray, Daniel W., turner.
88 Simbroski, Matthew.
Point Douglas avenue intersects.
60 Hardistv, Alfred L., accountant.
62 Stevens, Percy, butcher.
64 Parratt, Ralph.
66 Lyon, Robt. H., bookkeeper.
Point Douglas avenue intersects.
117 Fairbairn, James R., tailor.
125 Weir,. James G., checker.
Sutherland intersects.
.134 Ketcheson, John H.
140 Crundwell. Arthur, teamster.
141 Pearson, Ellen, widow William.
142 Gre}r, Aaron, carpenter.
144 Duff, Mrs. A., widow.
146 Stolzenberg, F.
140 Runke, Philip, shoemaker.
ARNOLD, off Pembina ave.
Sharkey, Frank, laborer.
Skirret, J., laborer.
ARTHUR, from Notre Dame ave. to Bannatyne ave.
Odd numbers west side.
ARGYLE, from Henry ave. to Euclid.
Odd numbers east side.
Henry intersects.
15 Watt, Wm.
19 Anderson, Thomas.
Alexandria ends.
Argyle school.
Miss Ptolmey, principal.
35 Slemon, Samuel.
37 Cullingford, G. A.
38 Sutherland, John E.
41 Vacant.
Macdonald intersects.
44 Russell, Mary, wid. Mike.
50 Morgan, W. IT., grocer.
30 Clements, Samuel J., lineman.
32 Noel. Joseph.
34 Prendergast, Henry.
36 Forbes, Elizabeth, wid. David.
42 Tutcher. Wm. J.
43 Hart, Silas, stonecutter.
45 Brockville House.
46 St. Marie. Joseph, harnessmaker.
47 Rogers, John, iineman.
48 Hemel. Ovide, teamster.
49 J. H. Ashdown’s stables.
50 Burdett, Edward, gardener.
52 Wing Lee, laundry.
57 McDonald. David, fireman.
61 Blacklee, Charles IT.
61 Rugg. E. W. Co., printers.
Wood, Geo. D. & Co., warehouse.
McDermot intersects.
WINNIPEG LAUNDRY CO
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58 Assiniboine HENDERSON’S Winnipeg Austin
ASSINIBOINE avenue, from Reil river to Kennedy.
Odd numbers north side.
Hudson's Bay Co., mills.
Hudson’s Bay Co., stables.
192 Sullivan, Harry, caretaker.
Main intersects.
Fort begins.
Electric street railway power house.
Garry begins.
2C7 Holiday, J. McLeod.
269 Hammill, Sam.
271 Colquhoun. G. E., wid. Andrew.
272 Drummond, Frank A., agent.
273 Griffin, Frederick T.
277 Thompson, Dr. F. J.
279 Gowan, May, widow James,
283 Kenrick, E. B., Professor.
Smith begins.
292 Murray, James, C. P. R.
292 Andrews. Alfred A., manager.
300 Leslie, N. G., Bank Mgr.
306 McTavish, Gordon.
310 Perkins, James, stenographer.
311 Taylor, C.. El. St. Ry. ■
322 Boswell, Col. Chas. M., clerk.
Donald begins.
328’Thompson, William H., customs officer.
330 Gihnour, T. H.. barrister.
335 Love, John, grain dealer.
340 Gautier, F. E., purchasing agent. 341. Adams, Win. H.. manager.
351 Shanks, Robert H., accountant.
358 Gordon, Charles.
371 Driscoll, Richard.
372 Brvce, IT. R.
373 Ellis, Frank W.
379 Dowler. James, traveller.
400 Fairchild, Mrs. M. K., widow.
Carlton begins.
407 Alloway, W. F.
408 Robinson, Capt. William.
412 Morse, F. Morton.
421 Rogers. Robert A., Hon.
422 Christie, W. J.
Pitblado, Isaac, barrister.
426 Aikins, Somerset.
Edmonton begins.
438 Phippen, Frank H., barrister.
432 Aird, John, bank manager.
Kennedy intersects.
ASSINIBOINE avenue, (Armstrong's Point.)
Winnipeg city waterworks.
Kay, Robert.
Stovel, C. R., emp. C. N. R. McMeans, Lendrum, barrister. Monk, John B., manager.
Tupper, J. Stewart, barrister. Ruttan, H. N., city engineer. Bulling, Alfred.
Waghorn, James R.
Thexton, Wm. T.
Bradshaw, Clarence W., barrister.
Central avenue intersects.
Tupper, William T., barrister. Fisher, Wm., M., manager. Sutherland, R. Ross, barrister. Richardson, Charles S., stationer.
ATHOLE avenue, from Red river to city limits.
Bollingbrooke, Wm., emp. Mui- ray’s.
Bollingbrooke, Joseph, laborer. Lauzon, J. B., butcher.
Main intersects.
ATLANTIC avenue, from Red river to city limits.
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Owen, Robert, laborer. i
Boyd, Alexander, blacksmith. :
Kingscott, John, gardener. -f
White, Ralph, driver. .
Hughes, Michael, dairy. j
Salter intersects. 1
Jamison, George, dairyman. ;i
AUSTIN, from Henry ave. to Pritcli- ard ave.
Odd numbers east side.
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® From Ocean to Ocean in Four Days
Austin CITY DIRECTORY. Austin 59
37 Meckling, Carl, laborer.
41 Titzell, J. C., confectionery.
42 Black, Moses, junk dealer.
42JLiss, Fannie, widow N.
43 Kushen, P., teacher.
444\Vilkins, M., harnessmaker.
46 Gill, Bertha, washerwoman.
47 Liss, Moses, cigar maker.
48 Fonseca, R. G., feed stables.
49 Tissman, A., grocer.
50 Worland, Alex.
54 Sinclair, Wm. R., stables.
56 Sproule, Ezra, blacksmith.
Fonseca intersects.
C. P. R. Track intersects.
101 Keewatin Lumbering • and Manu¬ facturing Co., Ltd.
122 McMartin, Albert.
124 Swain, Gideon.
130 Girls’ Home of Welcome.
Sutherland avenue intersects.
134 Bertrand, Joseph E., conductor.
136 Stapleton, Josiah, brakeman.
140 Jeffrey, Thos.
148 Stewart, John, collector.
153 McPherson. Peter, C.P.R.
154 Bertrand, Cephas, retired.
156 Morier, Oscar.
157 Bishop, Olivet C., C. P. R.
158 Hammerton, Harry P.
159 Leighton. E. F., C. P. R. j60 Brooks, J. N.
162 Carman, H. A., bookkeeper.
163 Donnelly, J. A.
164 Gingras, Joseph, emp. Bell Tel.
Co.
Jarvis avenue intersects.
166 McLean, Donald.
168 Mignault, Chas, Sr.
170 Gelley, Thomas, clerk.
176 Langlois, Joseph D.
178 Chapman, O. S., contractor.
180 Markinski, John, foreman.
184 Fuller, Matilda, wid. Thomas.
187
Church of Immaculate Conception. Rev. A. A. Cherrier, parish priest. 191 Cherrier, Rev. A. A., parish priest. School of Immaculate Conception. Rev. Sister Mary Honorine, su¬ perioress.
202 Belliveau, Inman, liquors, etc. 204 Walker, Annie, widow James. 206 Downing, William, conductor. 208 Kelly, John J., bricklayer.
212 Stewart, Alexander M.
214 Picard, A., C. P. R.
216 Kent, George, miller.
218 Johnstone, William, agent.
Euclid intersects.
Lusted interescts.
221 Newman, Thomas, grocer.
223 Shittelaw, F.
225 Anton, J.
233 Dawkins, Fred.
237 Krushen, Moses, clothing.
239 Andrishook, Joseph, laborer.
241 Solborek, John, C. P. R.
242 Sweitzer, Peter, laborer.
250 Stone, Gilbert, Mrs. Jane.
Zohn, Wm. N., laborer.
Lome ends.
252 Lamb, Peter, laborer.
254 Hogan, John.
256 Shink, Charles.
263 Deil, George, laborer.
265 Haverstock, Geo., laborer.
269 Lipseck, Geo., laborer.
267 Walter, John, laborer.
Lisgar ends.
278 Lamb, James, H.B.Co.
284 Lamb, Peter R.. teamster.
286 Wilson, James E., motorman.
289 Little, Chas., laborer.
290 Menlove, Philip H., clerk.
291 Keenud, Christian.
292 Duty, James, porter.
293 Couter, Edward C., C. P. R. 295 Markinsky. John, laborer.
297 Plunter, Mike.
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60 Austin Henderson’s Winnipeg Balmoral
299 Welther, John, laborer.
SOI Sleek, Peter, laborer.
S03 Seigel, Peter, boilermaker.
Selkirk intersects.
Amyot, Geo.
Pritchard intersects.
BALMORAL, from Broadway to Notre Dame ave.
Odd numbers east side.
Broadway intersects.
7 Jiggens, Fred., laborer.
14 Simpson, Christopher, contractor. IDS Climie, Alice, widow Robert.
190 Murray, Hugh F., manager.
200 Saunders.on, H. H., barrister.
206 Bradburn, H. H., manager.
208 Suckling, Jol)n, buyer.
213 McClung, Rev. J. A.
214 Kerr, Frank, policeman.
226 BTyan, John J.
228 Miller. J.
230 Gordon, Elliott, cattle dealer.
238 Montgomery, S. S., clerk.
240 Hickie, Clifford H„ C. N. Ry.
244 Black, George, prov. auditor.
252 McDiarmid, James A., contractor. 258 Mantle, Wm. J., clerk.
260 Martin, J. A., contractor.
263 Fairey, Ben. C., clerk.
264 McKnight, Wm., H.B.Co.
271 McBain, Andrew, contractor.
276 Beckett, John W., teacher.
.278 Chisholm, James, architect.
280 Butler, Geo.
282 McCrindle, James, retired.
284 Jeffery, Rev. C. F.
285 Bouche, Victor, contractor.
287 Braithwaite, Wm., druggist.
291 Wilson. Thos., merchant.
293 Saul, John A., contractor.
297 Tennant, E. D., bookkeeper.
298 Crawford Robert, contractor.
299 Evans Gold Cure; L. F. Desauniers,
manager.
300 Gordon, Robert, cattle dealer.
302 Sickels. Frank, painter.
304 Newell, Edwin, foreman.
306 Gow, Walter John, superintendent.
307 Hanburry, Wm., contractor.
308 Stevens, Fred., Dom. Express.
309 Manson, — .
310
311 315
Munro, Jessie, widow Hugh. Rothwell, S. J., barrister. Brockwell, Harold E.
34
36
57
101
Portage avenue interesects.
369
375
379
387
391
397
401
•103
New, James, labor, er. McLean, Mrs.
Bell, William, carpenter. Thomas, Wm., bricklayer. Jackson, Thomas, contractor. Craney, Ed., shoemaker.
Bert, James E:
Griffiths, — , cierk.
Ellice intersects.
440
444
456
457 453
459
460 462 468 470 478 480 482
458
Greig, James S., grocer. Saunders, Joseph, paperhanger. Thorneloe, W. J.. bookkeeper. Crayston, John T., engineer. Herron, John.
Clark, M. T., widow John.
Scott, David, customs.
Burns, Robert, builder.
Griffith, H. S.
Bentley, William.
LePage, Morley.
Campbell, Sarah, wid. Joseph A Davey, Alfred.
Walker, William H., traveller.
64
65
66 68
70
71 .74 '75 76
79
80
83
84 35
Qu’Appelle avenue ends.
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90
92
94
98
00
06
08
492
500
506
509
510
513
514
516
517
520
521 524 527
530
531 533
538
539
Stovel, Augustus B., printer. Moore, John S„ hardware. Lightcap, Frank, buyer.
Moore, Wm. W.. insurance. Nixon, Edward B..
Jackson, J. J.
Thomas, Emma, wid. Andrew. Colton, T. J., cattle buyer. Sharman, Joseph, retired.
Miller, Robt., clerk P. O.
Findlay, Wm., manager.
Jackson, James, retired.
Matthews, James W., music tchr Carscallen, Dr.
Adamson, Alex.
Findlay, William, manager. Bright. Albert, fruit dealer. Sweatman, William P., ins, agent.
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24
26
28
57
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Sargent intersects.
550 Maggett, Archibald.
552
553 Maggett, Archibald W.
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Braden, Jas., butcher.
Ross, P. H., clerk.
Benham, David J., printer. Douglas, Johnston, manager. Robertson, James W., printer. Best, Edward, school inspector. Dowdall, E. R.
Elton, Jacob A.
Salisbury, Robt. J.
Ferguson, Daniel, emp. Ma^sey-H. Crawford, William.
Ditchfield, Henry, gardener. Williams, D. Edward, bookkeeper. Rogers, John.
Wood, Joseph, driver.
Boyd, R. I., agent.
Dunlo, John.
Davies, .Owen & Son, painters. Cockfew, Murray, accountant. McGavin, Alexander, carpenter. Lewis, Edward.
Stovel, Augustus B.
MacLean, Daniel H., tailor.
Fisher, Joseph.
Boyd, John, of Pengelly & Co. Dawson, Wm. J.
O’Donohue, John, customs officer. Young, Alexander.
Miller, George, printer.
Young, Euphemia, widow James. Rankin, Mary A., wid. William H. Burlich, Edgar, bookkeeper. Belbourne, Arthur, traveller.
Foot, George B., packer.
West, Alfred.
Varrelmann, Henry.
Moran. Mary, wid. John X. Andrews, Wm.
Sprung, George H.
Gray, Samuel, clerk.
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Nicholson, E., commission. Merrick, Anderson & Co. Marshall-Wells whol. hardware. Black, Thomas, mfrs. agent.
Black, Robert, mfrs. agent. Mackenzie Bros.., mfrs. agents. Bright & Johnston, whol. fruits. Huxtable. John.
Woods, Walter & Co., woodenware Steele, M. B., commission.
Parsons, A. E. & Co., commission.
Expert Window Cleaning1 Co.
SAM. F1NKELSTEIN, Prop.
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Duncan. Chas., commission.
151 Lock Bros., Ltd., whol. grocers
Rorie intersects.
153 Ashdown, J. H. Co., Ld., hardwre. 177 Codville & Co., whol. grocers.
187 McClary Mfg. Co., whol. stoves. 191 Christie & Heubach, real estate. Farmers’ Advocate.
Carley, Tames A., ins. appraiser. Lewis, T. E.
Main intersects.
Ashdown, J. H., Hardware Co., Ltd.
Albert intersects.
Arthur intersects.
King intersects.
281 Christie, James, plumber.
283 Day, John, chimney sweep.
285 Le Blanc. Albert, blacksmith.
287 Hewitt, H., carpet cleaner.
289 Gillis, Harry, carpenter.
291 Flett, Archibald.
295 Sanford, W. E. Mfg. Co., whol. clothing.
Canadian Fire Insurance Co.
R. T. Riley, managing director. McKenna, Thompson & Co.
Book, D. K., traveller.
Cairns, Thomas H., tea importer. Munro, Alexander, traveller. Huxley, Joseph E., commission. Mackenzie, W. L. & Co., mfrs. agents.
"Wilson, William J., traveller. Cassidy, J. L. & Co., Ltd.
Meikle, J. L. & Co.
Knox, Morgan & Co.
Princess intersects
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62 Bannatyne henderson-s Winnipeg Bannatyne
317 Watt, Robert, boarding house.
Adelaide intersects.
323 Huffman, Charles W.
325 Cleveland, Noble A., carpenter. 331 Wang Ching.
333 Watt, Robt.. sale stables.
341 Wilson, Arthur, stables.
Charlotte intersects.
359 Wilson, William.
Farmer, J. F., dentist.
Dagmar intersects.
379 Benson, Edward, M.D.
Ellen intersects.
Central School.
Gertie intersects.
445 Brogden. William.
447 Ballentine. Adam.
451 Mitchell, Thomas, farmer.
455 Poskitt, Edward, printer.
459 Andrew, William.
Harriet intersects.
469 Reid, Joseph, expressman.
483 Taylor, J. F.
Isabel intersects.
501 Nunn, Robt. H., agent.
503 Burns, Thos., dentist.
505 Gardener, Arthur.
507 Thompson. James A., bookkeeper. 511 Whitten, Norman, C.P.R.
513 Smith, Win,
517 McCulloch, John, collector.
519 Smith, Robt. H.
521 Parkin, Frederick W., photograp’r. 523 Huggard, John T., barrister.
525 Stewart, — , teacher.
Juno intersects.
Kate intersects.
Collegiate Institute grounds.
Lydia intersects.
629 Campbell, Archibald P., grain buyer.
C33 Dickie, James.
635
651
661
152
156
158
164
170
172
178
192
204
20S
212
212
214
246
310
324
332
334
838
342
356
Wickett, Lewis, butcher. Anderson, Sigfus, paper hanger.
Nena intersects.
Turner, Henry, lab. C. P. R.
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South side. Rorie intersects.
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McManus, John, carpenter.
Persichini, Geu., fruits.
Lambert, W. A., clerk. 41
Dillon, Patrick. 41
Irwin, W. & Co., tinners. 41
Macdonald, Archie, contractor. 4 ■
Boyden, John, laborer.
Canadian Jewellery & Imp. Co.
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Main intersects. 4
Duffin Block.
Steele & Co., Ltd., photographers. Canadian Co-Operative Inv. Co. Ld. Chesterton, Walter, architect. Larsen, Lome, tailor.
Davis, Robt., tailor.
Grant, Thomas. .•
Duffin & Co., photo supplies.
Ellis, Geo. E. & Co., whol. jewel’y Dixon, W. A.., cigars.
Bulhnan Bros., lithographers, McDonald, J. D., mfg. agent.
Albert -intersects.
Arthur ends.
Gault Bros. & Co., Ltd., wholesale dry goods.
Clark Bros & Co., whol. stat’y-
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King intersects. Princess intersects. Vacant.
Adelaide intersects.
Boyard, Frank. .
Wallace, George. Docksteader. William B. Warner. Alf., furrier. Marshall, Wm. J.
Charlotte intersects.
Poison, Rev. S.
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Beacon 63
Dagmar intersects.
378 Fulljames, Albert E., contractor. .36 Taylor, Archie, driver.
Ellen intersects.
400 Wright, William, contractor.
402 Douglas, — .
404 Turner, H. E., agent.
412 Malcolm, Janies, plasterer.
Francis ends.
432 Wilson, John, caretaker.
436 Feely, Mrs. C., widow Chas.
438 Robertson, Charles, contractor. 442 Cundell, Wm.
Gertie intersects.
444 Robertson, John.
448 Stewart, Robert, harnessmaker. 456 Vacant.
458 Taylor, Thos. W., M.P.P.
Harriet intersects.
476 Savige, Samuel.
480 McDonald, Edward, traveller.
St. George’s Church, Episcopal. Rev. J. J. Roy, rector.
Isabel intersects.
500 Cranston, Mary, wid. C., grocer. 512 Dolsen, -George P., printer.
516 Smith, Wm. C.
|526 Chegwin, Rev. Ed. J.
Juno intersects.
1546 Cosgrove, James M., secretary. [550 Planey, William D., clerk.
®52 Hossack, Donald, special agent.
Kate intersects.
,564 Henderson, Samuel.
|56G Buckle, Henry.
568 McKeown, Arthur H., traveller. ,670 Briggs, William A., carpenter.
|572 Picken, William, foreman.
[582 Alexander, Frank H.
584 Sterling, George, contractor.
586 Hendry, Alexander M., grocer.
Lydia intersects. Margaretta intersects.
Nena intersects.
Winnipeg General Hospital.
BANNERMAN avenue, from Red riv¬
er to city limits.
Waugh, Harold, farmer.
Main intersects.
Tyson, S., milkman.
Aikins intersects.
Carver, Thomas, wood dealer. Salter intersects.
Andrew, Philip, brewer.
Matern, Philin, laborer.
Morris, Benjamin, farmer. Hughes, Michael, dairyman. BARBER, from Red river to Euclid. 4:1 Dgedich, A., pedlar.
51 Smithells, John, teamster.
53 Shvader, Chas., laborer.
50 Arnold, John, carpenter.
63 Engel,, Wm., C. P. R.
65 McKenzie. Robt.
67 Hodson, Thos., butcher.
73 Graham, John, laborer.
77 Maber. A., widow Samuel.
79 Pritchard, Margaret, wid. Arthur. 82 Morris. Fred, laborer.
90 Nordel, Sam. H.
92 Blue, Leopold, laborer.
93 Dack, Edu'ard.
95 Black. James, clerk.
112 Smythe, Mrs.
118 Deitz, Philip, carpenter.
120 Mundriek, John, carpenter.
Euclid intersects.
DEACON, off 844 Log-nil.
Verdin. A. G., shipper.
261 Roy, Charles, blacl csmith.
Logan intersects.
302 Pascue, John George.
306 Hamilton, Bert.
Henry intersects.
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232 Marter, Walter P.. commsn. agt.
234 Rodgers, George H.
235 Patterson, George, barrister.
236 McKenzie, Archibald, contractor.
237 Briggs, Tom A., insurance.
240 Spink, Samuel. fc^Crisp. Robt. A.
^Pdriggs, Henry.
^rHastings, W. H.. bookkeeper. Steep, John R., M.D.
Bo Vassar, John S., bookkeeper.
^51 Bryson, James M., clerk.
257 Milne, Geo. A.
259 Moores, Henry, clerk.
261 Lumsden, Henry, civil engineer.
98 Scaife, John, boat builder.
101 McDonald, Alexander.
103 McMillan, George A., painter.
108 Sennitt, John, teamster.
116 Tees. — . drayman.
117 Webb, Wm. A., caretaker.
122 Leighton. Alexander, engineer.
127 Carse, Eleanor, widow William.
128 Prondlove, Edgar, teamster.
136 McKenzie, Archibald, contractor.
Bricker intersects.
172 Curtis, William J.. piano tuner.
198 Pollard, Edward W., shipper.
204 Iveson, John, miller.
Wood intersects.
BERTHA, from James to Pacific arc.
Murray, G. W., planing mill. Rupert begins.
BEVERLY, from Portage are to Notre Dame are.
Odd numbers east side.
Ellen intersects. Hermanson, Simon, teamster.
Erickson, Yonna, widow Oliver, Grimson, Mrs., widow.
Sargent intersects.
771 Mol, Jacob, laborer.
783 Scarfe; William A.,, shoemaker.
787 Jones, Richard, city foreman.
789 Gill is, Thos.
794 Vacant.
800 Beverley Street Presbyterian Ch.
BOYD avenne, from Main to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
Main intersects.
262 Vacant.
263 McLean, Roland F., contractor.
264 Vacant.
265 Rutley, John, tinner.
267 Rees, Edward, emp. Free Press.
Charles intersects.
273 Wass, Henry.
280 Vacant.
284 McLean, William.
286 Wilson, Janies A., waiter.
298 Kennedy, William, engineer.
300 Poole, John.
302 Moss, George, shipper.
304 Johnson, Paul, clerk.
305 Raine, Edwin, clerk.
311 Seaborn, James, packer H.B. Co.
320 Maddigan. Daniel, bookkeeper.
321 Hilditch, Edwin.
349 Corbett, William A.
350 McComb, Sam., contractor.
Aikens intersects.
355 Bears, Alfred H., emp. C.P.R.
358 Wilson, Horace, stoves ,etc.
365 Cheshire. William B., bookkeeper. 401 Fisher, Christian.
Salter intersects.
BOYLE, from Red river to Point Donglas ave.
44 Irwin, R., teamster.
Dewdney intersects.
54 Hutchings, William.
58 Cook, Philip.
57 Ellis. Chas.. C. E.
59 Laird, Richard, sawyer.
60 Prette, James W.
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61 Stewart, James R.
62 Purper, Edward, laborer.
64 Heinbecker, Henry.
66 Lapham, Fred, laborer.
67 Heuchert, Philip.
68 Barr, Jacob, laborer.
BRICKER, from River Jive, to Red river.
Bricker Ice Co.
5 Bricker, Dilman O., iceman.
Willow intersects.
112 Crerar, John.
114 Barrow, Mrs.
( ; 11 6 Pierce, Duncan F., clerk.
BROADWAY avenue, from Red river to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
McHenry, Henry, caretaker Broad¬ way bridge.
N. P. track intersects.
Montgomery, Alex., flagman. Broadway House.
Halperin, Heric, laborer.
Smith, Albert, cook.
Parm, Michael, laborer.
Paquin, Henry G., laborer.
ILaund, Joseph, laborer.
McNeil, Jerome L., carpenter.
Eli, Francis, laborer.
Main intersects.
Fort intersects.
Garry intersects.
263 Chown, Dr. H. H.
271 Schultz, Lady.
Smith intersects.
!82 Robinson, Jerry, merchant.
Donald intersects.
Galt, G. F„ merchant.
:808 Fortune, Mark.
Hargrave intersects.
336 Richardson, Robert L., editor.
33/ Ashdown, James H., hardware.
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24 MERCHANTS BANK BUILD’G.
338 Mackinnon, Geo. S.. C.P.R.
853 Griffin, Scott, C. N. R.
Carlton intersects.
303 Tuekwell. Alfred J.
364 DeBeauviere, Comte.
305 i'. W. C. A., Miss Munro, supt.
365 Woster, Mary.
368 Hayward, T. L., Wpg. El. St. Ry.
Edmonton intersects.
387 Macleod, W. W., inspector P.O. 393 Black, Thomas, mfrs. agent.
397 Caldwell, John F.
Kennedy intersects.
443 Vanstone, Josiah, carpenter.
447 Aikins, John W.
449 Bourbeau. Alex., postmaster, gov. ernment buildings.
Aikins, John W.
Winnipeg Armoury and Drill Hall. R. R. Keith, caretaker.
University Building.
All Saints’ Church.
Rev. F. B. Smith, rector.
Osborne ends.
Winnipeg Brewery,
Shea, Pat., proprietor.
535 Watson, William J., accountant. 540 Lewis, Wiliam R., agent.
Colony intersects.
Good begins.
55 1 Bateman, Arthur, coachman.
Balmoral intersects.
561 Newmarch, Ed. B.
563 Wright. Archibald, merchant.
567 Gordon, Rev. Charles W.
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Spence intersects.
59 o Bannatyne, Wm. M.
597 Parker, G. H., buyer.
603 Chapman, Arthur.
606 Hunt, Theo. A., barrister.
607 Ross, W. H.
608 Boxall, J., traveller.
Young intersects.
624 Robinson, T. D., merchant.
628 Bray, Frank E., secretary.
635 Hooper, Hermon, laborer.
637 Moyse, William.
638 MacVicar, Josephine, wid. George.
639 Thomas, Harold J.
Langside intersects:
641 McMurray, John D.
645 Wesbrook. Henry S., traveller. 647 Browne, Robert, clerk.
655 Bulman, Thos.
658 Holland. Fred J., gen. agent. 660 Darcy, Wm. H., claims agent.
Furby intersects.
665 Richardson, John R., bookkeeper. 677 Minchin, L. H. J.
679 Turnbull, G., C.E.
Mulligan intersects.
701 O’Connell, Christopher J.
706 Copeland, Willard C., clerk.
707 Creighton, Wm. T., merchant.
Maryland intersects.
BROADWAY PLACE, in rear of Mai. vey School.
Gillespie, J. C., traveller.
BUCHANAN, from Red river to Point Donelas ave.
162 Rutherford, Thomas,
170 Brown, Aleanxder H.,
Brown & Rutherford, saw aim planing mill.
BUELL, from Maryland to Spence.
Langside intersects.
Andrew, George, watchmaker. Spence intersects.
BURNEL, from Portage av. to Notre Dame.
Johnson, Gesli, dairyman. Christingear, J.
Einarson, Helgi, blacksmith. Stephenson, Mrs. I., wid. Magnus. Branson, E.
Scott, L. D.
BURROWS avenue, from Red rives* to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
2 Grieve, Andrew J., piano tuner. 44 Grant, Bessie, widow Alex.
90 Hayes, Herbert, brewer.
140 McCallum, John, C. P. R.
146 Schrase, Arthur Edward.
148 Inkster, M., C.E.
171 Butler, Geo., carpenter.
173 Cockman, Harry.
185 Larsen, Karl.
189 Bussell, Hugh, checker.
Main intersects.
245 Lord, Albert, C.N. ' R.
246 Rowe, William, student.
247 Hughes, William, carpenter.
25" McCaw, Milton, carpenter.
266 Aikins, Herbert B., contractor.
260 Fair, Emeline, widow Isador.
261 McMillan, James, bricklayer.
2C3 MacDonald, F. B, C. P. R.
263 J Vacant.
265 Race, Joseph, C. P. R.
207 Meikle, G. J., printer.
968 Perkins, Granville.
279 Hawkins, Richard, stonecutter.
284 Vacant.
285 Balsallie, James, carpenter.
287 Pasmore, C. J.
289 Vacant.
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293 Moody, Thomas H., engineer.
294 Sumner, Walter.
297 Wright, Samuel, carpenter.
299 Hawkins, Richard.
?01 Leckie, Jas., stonemason.
302 Carter, William, retired.
311 McDonald, Allan G.
313 Weeks, William, painter.
317 Wigston, Chas.
324 Ballantyne, Archibald, laborer.
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826 Pringle, Geo., C. P. R.
345 Lord, Albert, C. N. R.
347 Bowen, Robt., driver.
Aikins intersects.
362 Porteous, M., carpenter.
898 Paul, Henry, clerk.
400 Westmacott, M.
402 Howes, George.
Salter intersects.
450 Town, Henry.
451 Dewinters, C.
459 Bruce, George, emp. C.P.R.
460 McCulloch, Joseph.
461 Buchanan, Janies P., carpenter.
465 McCollough, J., carpenter.
Powers intersects.
482 White, James M., laborer.
McGregor intersects.
704 Atkings, Byron, retired.
Sinclair intersects.
BUSHNELI,, from Alexander nve. to Henry are.
Odd numbers east side.
256 Robinson, Thos.. carpenter.
258 Daun, Geo., laborer.
260 Hudson, John.
261 Hardy, Bell, Sr.
263 La Rue, G. E., timekeeper.
> 264 McLeod, Angus, pressman.
Logan avenue intersects.
294 Roden, Richard, engineer.
297 Johnson, Karl, laborer.
2P3 Fletcher. — .
300 Collins, Ellen, widow Thomas.
1310 Stock. James, C. P. R.
312 Herbert, James, engineer.
Henry intersects.
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Parker, L.
Poitras, Joseph.
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CARLTON, from Assiuiboine nve. to Cumberland.
Odd numbers east side.
21 Clarke, W. A., merchant.
24 Perdue, W. E.
25 Matheson W. A.
27 Morden, Howard, traveller.
47 McKechnie, John, of Vulcan I. Co. 57 Morgan, John G., manager.
61 Macdonald, Hon. Hugh John.
66 Howell, Harold M., barrister.
76 Maulson, George J., manager.
82 Strang, Mrs., widow Robert.
Broadway avenue intersects.
121 Bell, C. N., secy. B. of Trade.
125 Clarke, S. R., Northern Elevator. 129 Guilmett, Mrs. Kate.
131 Occupied.
133 Allan, Jas. H., engineer.
135 Greig, Geo. H., traveller.
137 Lee, Alfred W., traveller.
Havergal College.
Miss M. J. Dalton, principal.
139 St. John, Dr. Adam E., dentist.
146 Whitla, Robt. J., of R. J. Whitla
& Co.
147 McKenzie, R. J., McK. & Mann.
York avenue intersects.
152 De Gagne, Peter, carpenter.
154 Lowe, Chas., carpenter.
150 Miller, Robt. L., agent.
158 Bradley, Benj. B., motorman.
161 Lamothe, W. H., clerk.
162 Gouin, Mrs. Florence, wid. John F.
163 Billman. Thos. H.
164 Ross, Wm., conductor.
165 Ogilvie, Ephriam, clerk.
168 Whittaker, John F., engineer.
169 McCann, K. A., widow.
170 Hall, John H., carpenter.
174 Myers, A. W.
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396 TO 402 PRINCESS STREET, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
f-a Pnrltnn HENDERSON’S WINNIPEG Carlton
176 Cameron, John, clerk.
177 Brown, James F., picture framer. 179 Staeger, Miss Lena, bdg. house.
181 Gibson, David A., clerk.
182 Cross, Robt. L., conductor.
183 McDonald, Duncan A., carpenter. 185 Rogers, Wni. H.
185 rear, Bertrand, Mrs., widow.
186 McFarlane, John, emp. C. P. R. 188 Jackson, Walter, accountant.
194 Suckling, I., widow Walter.
198 Pearson, John H., health inspector.
St. Mary avenue intersects.
202 Brownrigg, Henry, grocer.
20G Weiss, Clayton M., real estate.
208 Buchanan, R. John, pressman.
210 Hardy, Robert, shipper.
212 Wolff, Karl, music teacher.
214 Thomas, William T., retired.
216 Fraser, Duncan, traveller.
218 Nagle, John, contractor.
220 Morgan, Rees, finisher.
222 Griffith, Wm, Bell Telephone Co. 224 Ritchie, John J., manager.
226 Jo.bin, Thos.
233 St. Joseph Orphanage.
Sister Duffin, directoress.
236 Murphy, Richard, driver.
238 Conway, Edward, conductor, i 240 Huston, David, constable.
242 Mitchell, Leonard.
Graham avenue intersects.
251 Thompson, Wm. R., clerk.
253 Henry, Marcus, baker.
254 Macarthur, J. A., M.D.
255 Barclay, Robert, alderman.
257 Matthews, Wm. W., jeweller.
259 Ross,' Jas. F., tailor.
260 Warner, Edwin W.
261 Graham, R. H., H. B. Co. Mornington, James, retired.
Pratt, R. B., architect.
262 Devlin, Ed. E.
264 Saults, George, emp. Free Press. 266 McPherson, A. N., barrister.
208 Anderson, L., wid. J. P.
270 McIntyre, Duncan, manager.
Portage avenue intersects.
298 Lamb, John M., traveller.
300 Valley, Wm. H., buyer.
302 Adams, John, confectioner.
304 Simons, John R., inspector. ,
306 Coffin, Henry J., conductor.
307 Gordon, Andrew, Rev.
308 Hastings, Andrew D., clerk.
309 Kenner, Rev. H.
310 Jefferys, Charles H.
312 Bowyer, Wm. G., manager.
314. Glines, Geo. A.
316 Ferris, Elizabeth.
317 Kirk, James.
318 Yablonske, Sraneslau, laborer.
319 Dalgleish, R., dentist.
320 Pulawski, Joseph, laborer.
321 Thompson, John Hamilton.
322 Kelly, William, watchman. ,
325 McIntosh, David, circ. library.
326 Ellis, James E.
327 Flanagan, M. L., widow James.
328 Stephens, Wm. F., messenger.
329 Chase, Alice, widow.
330 Grundy, James A., music dealer.
331 Fargey, J. J., engineer.
334 Esplin, Chas., C.E.
Ellice avenue intersects.
342 Clarke, J. William, insurance.
343 Lindsay, James, manager.
344 Parr, George, emp. Massey-H.
346 Gosnell, T. S., col. inland revenue.
347 Campbell, William, grocer.
348 Dunwoody, Samuel, clerk.
349 Cross, William W., contractor.
351 Price, James A., cigar maker. f
352 White, James.
353 Steinkopf, Herrnon, traveller.
355 Hunter, William, retired. ! ^
356 Girvin, John A., contractor.
357 Weldon, Alfred C., bookkeeper.
359 Adams, John, traveller.
361 McKerchar, D. W., barrister. ||
362 Verhoeven, Louis, broker.
363 Cleveland, Norman, traveller. fl
373 Hadskis. Geo. H., city tax col. 4
374 Ryan, Thomas, wholesale. 4
376 Genest, Louis O., storekeeper. 4
383 Ryan. James, boots and shoes.
385 Lough, William, emp. Greig & Co.
387 Gardiner, John B.
389 Thompson, John E., emp. H.B.Co. ' 391 McFarlane, William G., manager.
393 Donald, William G., secretary.
395 Henry, William, traveller.
397 Clarke, John P., insurance.
P99 Austin, Milton.
Qu’Appelle intersects.
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CARRUTHERS avenue from Main North to City limits.
Harrison, Joseph.
Mitchell, Robert John, farmer. Dixon, William, farmer.
Knight, Ed., shoemaker.
McGill, Neil, missionary.
Masters, Eli, farmer.
Black, David, farmer.
GARWOOD Street, Fort Rouge.
Pepin, W'm., laborer.
CATHEDRAL avenue, from R^d river to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
Scotia intersects.
Deighton, L. S.
Miller, G. F.
Syme, Fred. H., painter.
Mitchell, Ernest Chas.
Camsell. Julius Stewart.
'Fox, Chas. H., collector.
Mac intersects.
Hanby, George, laundry.
Vacant.
Poison, Alex, chief license inspec’r. Crook, Mrs. Wm.
Black, J. Thompson, accountant.
Main intersects.
I 331 Roy, Alex. S., carpenter.
| 333 Smythe, John.
,,'341 Gaundrone, Joseph J., baker.
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Aikms intersects.
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Cooper, Albert, plasterer.
J 398 Mader, John.
§433 Smaryck. Gabriel, laborer.
1 441 Heiter, Frank, laborer.
2444 Meders, John, laborer.
Salter intersects.
Terry, Fred. W., carpenter. Thorgeson, Joseph, dairy.
§453 Hoover, Henry, milkman.
457 Wittman, George, laborer.
I. 470 Maturner, Geo., laborer.
12480 Wild, John, laborer, j 483 Ronkee, Charles, laborer.
488 Ronkee, John, tailor.
536 McKay, George, carpenter.
Compton, Horace M., dairyman.
Sinclair intersects.
CAUCHON, from Rver are. to Maria.
100 Bell, William, dry goods.
101 Ferguson, Henry, editor.
103 Rooke, Harry S.
Counsell, Edward M., clerk.
107 Ferguson, H., city editor, Tele¬
gram.
108 Yuill, Albert M., accountant.
110 James, Samuel.
lilt McKennie, John.
113 Eade, Wallace C.. clerk.
117 Johnson, James L.
118 Hurst, James S.
121 Green, James A., consul.
125 Argue, Hannah, widow Thos.
CENTRAL avenue, (Armstrong’s Point), from Assiniboine river to Cornish.
37 Jardine, A.
McIntyre, Daniel, inspector. Arbuthnot, John, lumber dealer. McMahon, William T., mfrs. agt. CHAMBERS, from Alexander ave. to Henry ave.
206 Brodie, John, helper.
253 Gibbons, William, emp. C.P.R.
257 Striowsky, John, emp. C.P.R.
263 Gibbons, Henry, emp. C.P.R.
286 Brodie, John, C. P. R.
Logan avenue intersects.
200 Stojke, Ferdinand.
292 Jones, Samuel.
294 Russell, Mark, engineer C.P.R. 302 Muchosky, Joseph, C. P. R.
Henry avenue intersects.
HAMMOND,
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70 Charles hendebsoji’s Winnipeg Christie
CHARLES, from C. P. R. trade to Anderson ave.
Odd numbers east side.
Sutherland intersects.
Aikens, Gerald, scalesman.
7 Kirkasky, W., laborer.
9 Roovinski, Adam, em. C.P.R.
11 Madershinesky, Michael.
Jarvis avenue intersects.
i 41 Liss, Hans, peddler.
42 Yagher, Julius, emp. C.P.R.
44 Klohn, Gustave.
40 Wilson, John M., emp. Ashdown’s. 50 Leibrock, Ed., carpenter.
52 Kramer, Karl, laborer.
Dufferin intersects.
71 Rosenthal, M., retired.
72 Litle, William J., printer.
73 Hart, August, blacksmith.
74 Bowie, Wm, teamster.
73 McKay, George.
79 Kloss, Leopold.
81 Zwintsher, Reinhold, Rev.
84 Cann, Edwin, carpenter.
90 Harper, John T., engineer.
92 Juneau, H. E., clerk.
90 Aikens, Chas., traveller.
116 Simonson, Ole, hotel.
Stella intersects.
Flora intersects.
Selkirk intersects.
458 Vacant.
460 Warburton, J., widow.
Aberdeen intersects.
Boyd avenue intersects. Redwood intersects.
Machray School.
College intersects.
Mountain avenue intersects.
956 Taylor, D. J., traveller.
960 Eliis, Edward, foreman.
964 Campbell, James, retired.
St. John’s intersects. Warburton, Mrs. Isabella.
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CHARLOTTE, from Notre Dame ave. to William ave.
Odd numbers east side.
Notre Dame intersects.
45 Gamble, Elizabeth, Mrs.
48 O’Connor, Mrs. G., widow.
50 Dodds, Charlotte, wrd. H.
53 Rabat, Emile, cook.
57 Kerr, Frank, painter.
58 Fraser, John, teamster.
59 De Laroque, Edward, clerk.
63 Guy, Ro'bt., clerk.
Go Devlin, S., carpenter.
66 Agnew, James, boarding house.
70 Marwood, Frederick G., ins. agent. j
72 Vacant.
73 McCulloch, John K., bic. rep.
74 Parkin, William, gardener.
76 Sam Lee, laundry.
McDermot avenue intersects.
85 Clark, Wm. P., tailor.
86 Ehlers, Minnie, widow.
88 Coats, Thomas, messenger.
89 Hunter, W. G., painter.
93 Sandison, Geo., fireman.
95 Atkinson, Ben. J., tinner.
96 Bailey, Leslie, city foreman.
98 Nixon, Francis.
100 Hewitt, F. H., traveller.
102 Shore, Mrs. Eliz., widow R. B.
Bannatyne avenue intersects.
112 Grundy, Albert E., emp. Fairchild.
116 Druce, Chas., bus driver.
120 Revercomb, Chas. H., conductor.
121 Wetherall, Joseph S., stockkeeper.
122 Gavin, James, con. El. Railway.
125 Stewart, Thos. A., contractor.
127 Conley, Samuel, harnessmaker.
131 Thompson, Wm. S., harnessmaker.
134 Armstrong, C.
William intersects.
CHRISTIE, from Water to Assint- boine river.
City Asphalt Works,
Frederick Fry, foreman.
Broadway intersects.
C.N.R. Bridge and Building Dept. J. R. Spear, supt.
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C. Raitt, master mechanic.
CLARKE, from River are. to Ward- low ave.
Ill Marston, Eel., clerk.
115 Healy, William J., editor.
120 Hart, John A., clerk.
121 Beck, H. H., manager.
124 Phinney, Henry H., inspector.
127 Anderson, H. F., implements.
129 Rooke, H. S., accountant.
Maria intersects.
155 Stephens, Thos. W., emp. C.P.R. 158 Dougall, Wnt, carriage builder. '59 Vacant.
160 Pattinson, Harry R., clerk.
162 Lilly, Patrick, laborer.
Wardlaw intersects.
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104 McKenty, Donald E., hotelman. 110 Hodkisson, Mrs. Hanna, wid. J 112 Ross, Thos., buyer, H. B. Co.
114 Carter, Sydney, bookkeeper.
126 Os'borne, Wm. F.
130’ Shea, Patrick, brewer.
132 Kennedy, A. H., bookkeeper.
134 Somerset, Wm.,
148 Grundy, Charles, agent.
Broadway intersects.
COLLEGE avenue, from Main to city limits.
Odd numbers north side.
Main intersects.
278 Cox, A. E., C. N. R.
280 Erb, James, bookkeeper.
284 Clare, Herbert, traveller.
Machray School.
Charles intersects.
306 Davey, Geo. W.
313 Underwood, Robt., contractor.
318 Riley, Joseph, grain merchant.
320 Gill, Thomas.
■338 Hollis, Wm., clerk.
■338 Wagner, Frank, laborer.
, '343 Cox, Arthur,
1-347 Clark, Fred, carpenter.
J': 348 Cox, Harry P., agent.
Aikins intersects.
.352 Winearls, Herbert, grain merchant.
COLONY, from Assiniboine river to Ellice ave.
182 Matthew, James M., recorder.
185 McDonald, Robt. J., clerk.
187 Cull, Sarah, widow Thos.
188 Mackay, Jas., accountant.
189 Bryce, Rev. Dr. George.
190 Scott, Frederick W., furniture.
198 Clements, George.
199 Carruthers, Capt.
205 Campbell, Colin H., barrister.
219 Armytage, J. C. Green, broker.
220 Abbator, Rocco, musician.
222 King, Thos., clerk.
223 Martin, Edward D., druggist.
224 Allison, Henry.
226 Pulford, Alfred H., auctioneer.
234 Vacant.
235 Stewart, Arthur, manager.
239 Stewart, Rev. Andrew, professor.
246 Alexander, Wm. T., manager.
247 Archibald, A. C., insurance.
248 West, George H., barrister.
256 Long, Alfred J., bookkeeper.
257 McFarlane, Roderick, H.. B. Co.
261 Clark, Wm., emp. H. B. Co.
262 Waldon, Thomas L., traveller.
Cooper begins.
Odd numbers east side, j 80 Ptolemy, William, clerk.
Osborne Place ends.
264 Beatty, Robt. S.
266 McLean, J. J. H., music dealer.
268 Walker, Judge D. M.
269 Jakeway, F. H., traveller.
270 Allman, Daniel F., merchant.
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St. Mary ends.
271 Spence, Samuel, hotel keeper.
274 Boxer, Henry, clerk.
276 Lee, Wm.
287 Thompson, Joseph.
289 Binns, J. C., traveller.
291 Douglas, John, tinsmith.
303 Thompson, James, clerk.
305 Kay, Robert, asst, paymaster.
311 Blackwood, Wm., of Blackwood’s. 314 Plaxton, Geo., plum'ber. oil Dickson, James, salesman.
320 Hooper, Jas., King’s Printer.
328 Van Alsten, J. C., carpenter.
334 Code, William, blacksmith.
348 Ross, Wm., agent.
350 Purvis, Samuel.
352 Wallace, John H., ladies’ tailor.
354 Oswald, David M., painter.
Blackwoods Ltd., soda water wks. 378 Dobson & Jackson, contractors. 382 Crayston, E. W., carpenter.
Portage avenue intersects.
COOPER, from Colony Creelv to Col¬ ony.
8 James, Edwin A., C.P.R.
10 Johnston, G. M., traveller.
12 Alexander, W. T.
14 Smith, Fred B., manager.
The Dyson-Gibson Co., spice mills.
CORNISH, from Assiniboine river to Maryland.
Musgrove, Thomas, engineer. Vacant.
CORYDON avonne, from Red river to city limits.
N. P. Ry. intersects.
Vacant bouse.
Stewart, C. C.
404 Jonasson. Ivor.
408 Gillies, Einar. laborer.
412 Johanson. Scholey, laborer.
416 Johnson, B. K., carpenter.
420 Anderson. Peter, miller.
424 Henson. George.
430 Einarson, Peter, retired.
Pembina intersects.
Reaney. Jesse I., fireman.
481 Icelanders.
490 Davidson, J. B., milkman.
491 Robinson, Wm., El. St. Ry.
493 Adams, George H., painter.
499 Jackson, R. S.
520 Leppington, Thos.
525 Moore, Albert F., agent.
532 Vacant.
563 Timmis, H., emp. C. N. Ry.
567 Bevis, Edgar, clerk.
587 Middlemas, Alex., contractor.
603 Stewart, Chas. C.
605 Sparks, Jas. R.
Nassau intersects.
627 Spicer, W. M., baker.
628 Moore, Fred, laborer.
631 Shepherd, Samuel, gardener.
645 McLeod, Chas., stonemason.
648 Bardsley, Samuel, shipper.
061 Clark, Robt., printer.
681 Curran, Wm.
Smith, Joseph, gardener.
Johnson, — , farmer.
Tweeny, — , mason.
Hugo intersects.
CRAWFORD avenue, from Red river to Main.
Mac intersects.
Lightly, Robt. S., accountant.
CUMBERLAND avenue, from Donald to Kennedy.
Odd numbers north side.
315 McSweeny, — .
Hargrave intersects.
348 Deegan, Thomas D.
355 Anderson. Mrs., wid. W. G.
357 Barley, W. E., agent.
359 Doerr, Edward L., barber.
371 Holden. Chas.. traveller.
373 Reid, Mrs. W. S., widow.
377 McLean, John, carpenter.
379 Dixon, Joseph, carpenter.
393 Scott, Wm. G.. city treasurer.
395 Stone, Wm. H., grocer.
297 Allen, Geo. H., clerk.
399 Allison, Mary, widow, j 401 Mathias, John, clerk.
| 403 Howden, Robt. J., accountant.
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405 Nimmons, Mrs., widow William. 413 Rogers, John S., manager.
425 Parkinson, M. A., widow.
431 Flett, — , widow David.
433 Deacon. Robert, foreman.
435 McLeod, Sam J., inspector.
453 Davidson, H. J.
Edmonton intersects.
CURTIS, from Rcil river to Point Douglas ave.
41 Rowe, Joseph A., millwright.
42 Nevill, Geo. K., laborer.
43 Daniels, F. A., C. P. R.
48 Duncan, William, engineer.
50 Schofield. Harry, machinist.
51 Ross, William, carpenter.
52 Petitt, John.
58 Whitesell, Andrew.
Higgins intersects.
74 Tremble, John.
76 Carl, Frank.
78 Walton, John.
SO Jendron, Frank, teamster.
DAGMAR, from Notre Dame to Wil-
iliam ave.
Odd numbers east side.
42 Lacroix, Nelson, painter.
44 McMillan, Flora, widow Duncan. 46 Armstrong Joseph, tailor.
47 Campbell, Ed. J., photographer.
■ 50 Masters, Sidney, painter.
{ 51 McMillan, John, clerk.
J 52 Mills, Robert R.. clerk P.O. m 53 Prowse, Chas. W., clerk.
H 54 Boyd, Stewart, merchant.
55 Kinsey, D. C., retired.
P 56 Abraham. John H., clerk.
|| 57 Thompson, James, carpenter.
A 58 Ryan, Frank, i 61 Rathermel, O. J.. traveller.
1 67 Dixon, Elizabeth M., widow G. F. J? 68 Miles, Charles C.
® 69 Yeo, C. IT., tailor.
McDermot avenue intersects.
~| 74 Gilroy, J. E., contractor.
86 Bennett, James H., contractor.
■ 88 Snow, James, laborer.
. 89 McDougall, Cristina, widow J.
92 Kelly, Albert, tailor.
93 Hogg, John, retired.
95 Biggar, Robt., traveller.
96 Peterson, Morris, wood dealer. 100 Holmes, Wm. J.
Bannatyne avenue intersects.
116 Benson, Dr.
117 Eckardt, Dalton, barber.
121 Wilkes, J., prop. Criterion.
123 Wilson, Thomas.
124 Harstone, Arch., merchant.
127 Cooper, Frank, carpenter.
129 Hawley, C. A., compositor.
131 Marsh, Geo. A., cabinet maker. 133 Smith, Daniel James, clerk.
136 Vacant.
William intersects.
DERRY, from C. P. R. to Ivins.
Odd numbers east side. Sutherland intersects. Jarvis intersects.
29 Gorman, Simon, pedlar.
33 Phillips, Moses, pedlar.
34 Phillips, Moses, pedlar.
35 Phillip, A., merchant
38 Muscovitz, Isaac, butcher.
39 Menestella, Rev. A., rabbi.
40 Adelman, Peter, peddler.
41 Rosenblat, Henry, pedlar.
42 Suhmer, Harry, pedlar.
43 Venigher, Jacob, painter.
44 Hermann, Henry, farmer.
45 Cohen, Rev. Sharod.
46 Herman, Isaac, horse dealer.
47 Finkleman, Thos., pedlar.
48 Ezagovitch, Ezack.
48 rear, Barristien, Isaac.
49 Goldstein, M., grocer.
50 Bury, Moses, cattle dealer.
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74 Derby Henderson’s Winnipeg Donald
Dufferin intersects.
62 Dart, Bertha, widow Andrew.
64 Morosnik, David, peddler.
72 Beckman, David, pedlar.
74 Bruffe, Adam, laborer.
78 Durnskie. Oliver, laborer.
82 Hosfeldt, Nicholas.
86 Lenos, Adam.
58 Black, Waif, pedlar.
Stella avenue intersects.
96 Baron, Jacob.
100 Madslar, Geo., C.P.R.
102 Yadan, Joseph, laborer.
Flora intersects.
DEWDNEY. from Red river to Hig¬ gins ave.
3 Kyle. John G.
Grace intersects.
5 Murray, William.
42 Buchanan, Peter D.
DISRAELI, from Red river to Eu¬ clid.
32 Hutcheson, Henry.
34 Cockrill, W. S.
38 Buckingham, Richard, packer.
Gomez ends.
53 Myatt, James W.
55 Little, Daniel.
57’ "Horn, John.
59 Wise, Samuel.
65 Bell, William.
86 Atch, Mike, peddler.
88 Rattray, John, laborer.
90 Gowler, J. R., grocer.
97 Boyd, Andrew, retired.
102 Davis, Martha, widow John.
104 Madge, Walter S., stonemason.
108 Halyburton, Wm.
109 Duncan, James.
Ill Pinder, Adam, retired.
116 Czorny, John, laborer.
118 Myasky, John, laborer.
120 Smith, Unus, laborer.
122 Pils, Alexander.
123 Donaldson, William, brakeman.
125 Deck,