Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 53

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Publication date: 1880
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PICARD & CLARK, Walla Walla

WELCH J W, Flisher G,

Vancouver

GOTTARDO Q,

Brown J T, register U S land office, " Stuart RG, receiver U S land office, " Webster H A, collector U S cus- toms, Port Townsend

Briggs L H, deputy collector U S customs, Bigelow H, deputy U S marshal, Seattle

Bulline G W, steamboat inspector,

First CI

Stea Leaves V

And

For Freight or H. B. C

H. PALMER

(See W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Who'esale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. First

CUSINES

Arment IN, McCoy C C, Gilliland J H. GUYOT G, HOLCOMB O GRAVES R Mills M V, Sullivan J, Davis Chas,

WAG (See also BI.

Hall N & Son, Pearson T M, Killam L, Moorehouse J Massam E H, Waddell Thos,

WATCHES Talcott C R, Beshermen JJ, Straight Z K,

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W. JENSEN

Hammond Wm, steamboat inspec- tor,

Wingard S C, judge first district, Walla Walla

Martin H, (W U Tel oper), Kalama Williams Miss L, (W U Tel oper), New Tacoma Stevens E A, (W U Tel oper), Olympia LLEWELLYN W H, (P S Co), Port Townsend

Lyon J M, (W U T opr), BENEDICT & CO, (P S Co), Seattle Bier F W, (Man W U Tel Co, ) Vancouver Paget CC Jr, (agt W U Tel Co), Winlock, CHINA JIM,

PETERSON & CO,

New Tac ma =

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.

Pumpa and Tron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114, 110 and 118 Battery Street, N. P.

TUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC RUNT- NEN4 TOI.I. G.H. 820 Pont Ht. N. F.

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Washington. CLASSIFIED.

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421

VARIETIES. (See also Fancy Goods.) WATCHMAKERS. AND JEW- ELERS. Arment IN, Dayton McC'oy C C, Arment IN, La Conner Now Tacoma Gilliland J H, La Conner Hansen H Jr, Dayton GUYOT G, Olympia Stewart S D, HOOLJOM3 0 H, Port Townsend Seattle GRAVES R C, Seattle NAHER CHAS, SMITH L P & SON, Mills M V, Tibbits J H, Sullivan J, Savage Geo, Walla Walla Davis Chas, Walla Walla WAGONMAKERS. (See also Blacksmiths and Wagon- WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S makers.) AGENTS. Hall N & Son, Colfax Pearson T M, Newaukum Killam L, Pomeroy Walker J S, New Tacoma Olympia Stevens E A, Moorehouse J C, Waitsburgh Wilson ET, Pomeroy Massam K H, Walla Walla l'oole Louis, Port Ludlow Waddell Thos, Winlock Waterman & Katz, Port Townsend Harris G W, Seattle WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Beeson J J, Vancouver Stuart L B, (W W & D T Co), Talcott C R, Olympia Waitsburgh reasonable rates and terms. Beshermen .J, Walla Walla Smith Wm, Straight Z K, Whitman E B, Walla Walla OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, WHARF STREET, - First Hotel from Steamboat Landing, VICTORIA, B. C. W. JENSEN, PROPRIETOR. First Class Accommodations at $1.00 per day. VICTORIA AND NEW WESTMINSTER Steamer Enterprise Leaves Victoria every Tuesday and Friday, at 8 A. M. And returns on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For Freight or Passage apply at H. B. CO'S BUILDING, WHARF STREET, · VICTORIA, B. C. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Who'esale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. These favorably known Instruments for sale at 'M. Gray. 117 Post St. ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.

H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Bises and Numbers, 110, 118. 114. 116, and 115 Battery St., S. F.

BRITISH COLUMBIA. (ALPHABETICALLY.) See also, List of Towns Received too Late for Regular Insertion. This province of the English Government occupies that portion of the North American continent which lies north of the 49th parallel, south of Alaska, and between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. "The topography of the colony is generally mountainous. The Cascade Range, a continuation of the Sierra Nevadas of California, intersects the entire length of the country, running from north to south at a distance of about 100 miles from the coast. Several spurs of the Rocky Mountains extend into the interior, one of which forms the range wherein the gold mines of Cariboo are located. A num- ber of large and voluminous rivers take their rise in these various ranges, the main streamn-the Fraser-flowing through the country for a distance of about 1,500 miles, theroby ranking as the second largest stream on the Pacific Coast. As it traverses the most mountainous section of the country, its course is conse- quently through a continued chain of impassable gorges and canyons, causing it to be utterly unnavigable to steamboats, excepting 100 miles of its lower waters and about 80 miles midway between its source and month. Even its navigation by boats, although frequently successfully accomplished, is replete with danger and has been frequently attended with disastrous results. The Pitt, Bridge, Thompson, Quesnelle, Chiliwack and Harrison rivers are all branches of the Fraser, of greater or less magnitude and importance. A large number of lakes, varied in size, nestle between the mountain ranges. Some of these lakes are nav- igable to steamboats of light draft, and vessels of that class are at present employed on their waters. All these lakes and rivers, as well as the bays, and inlets along the coast, swarm with fish of different descriptions. Much of the country is covered with dense forests of pine, cedar and other kinds of timber, especially so near the sea coast and in the interior mountain districts. The lumber business has become quite an important one, the exports of that article amounting to about $250,000 annually. The spars obtained from its forests cannot be equaled elsewhere, in length and quality, and large numbers are shipped annually abroad. Although comparatively an indifferent agricultural country, British Columbia's agricultural resources have been valuable assistants in the development of her rich and extensive mineral deposits, to which the time and attention of a large portion of the white population has been exclusively devoted. Sumass, Kamloops, Lillooet, Dog Creek, Soda Creek, Williams Lake and Alkali Lake are all valuable agricul- tural districts, some of which are somewhat extensively cultivated and annually produce fine crops of cereals, thus effectually stopping the importation of bread- stuffs from Oregon and California to any point above Victoria. Thousands of acres of invaluable land, now partly submerged by the flood tides, exist at the mouth of the Fraser river, which, by an inexpensive system of dyking, can be easily reclaimed and immediately placed under a high stato of cultivation. The land is now being rapidly pre-empted, in anticipation of the specdy construction of the New Dominion Trans-continental Railroad, and the establishment of the Pacific terminus at Burrard's Inlet. The soil of the country is in most places of a light character, deficient in depth and quickly exhausted. These low lands of the Fraser are, however, exceptions to the rule, and possess a rich and deep soil. Some portion of the interior also possess a deep and highly productive soil, as evidenced by the spontaneous growth of various kinds of fruits. In this respect the Similkameen Valley is a perfect garden, varieties of garden fruit growing abundantly in as advanced a state of perfection as the products of domesticated trees and shrubs. As a grazing country, British Columbia is probably prominent, the plains and valleys of the interior being covered with abundance of bunch and other nutritious grasses, and affording an unlimited range for the support of numberless flocks and -ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co.,

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PUNCTUALITY,

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Ball H M, judge Bowron J, govt a Byrnes Geo, sheri Chipp J, physicia Cunio N, hotel Devlin I C, gen m Goodson J G, bak Kelly A, hotel Kwong Leo & Co, Mason & Daly, re Moses W D, barbe Nason I B, sawmi Nutt J, justico pe Rennie W, bootin Ross H, gen mdse Thompson J S, M VAN VOLKEN market Wa Lee, gen mdse Wilson N, gen mo Wing Sing, gen m - Bayne COMUX Baynes Sound Co Haincs & Cole, sa

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opp. Union Square, M. F. Book. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphv.

British Columbia-Barke ville-Deer Creek. ALPHABETICALLY. 423

herds Twenty thousand head of horned cattle are stated to be now feeding in the extensive valleys of the Fraser, Thompson, Bonaparte and Nicomin rivers. These valleys are comparatively free from snow during the winter, and contain good feed throughout the year. Their peculiar adaptability for stock-raising has been indisputably established and demonstrated by the practical resulta obtained from several years' experiments. Sheep-raising has of late years been introduced into the colony, and is proving a source of great profit to those engaged in it. Good markets for stock and farm produce are always to be obtained in the mining districts, which are situated in ungenial and unproductive parts of the colony.

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Barkerville, CARIBOO DISTRICT.

Ball H M, judge Bowron J, govt agt Byrnes Geo, sheriff, agt B C Ex

Chipp J, physician Cunio N, hotel Devlin I C, gen mdse Goodson J G, bakery Kelly A, hotel Kwong Lee & Co, gen mdse Mason & Daly, restaurant Moses W D, barber Nason I B, sawmill Nutt J, justice peace Rennie W, bootmaker Ross H, gen mdse Thompson J S, MP

VAN VOLKENBURG BROS, meat, market Wa Lee, gen mdse Wilson N, gen mdse Wing Sing, gen mdse

Baynes Sound,

COMUX DISTRICT.

Baynes Sound Coliicry Co Haincs & Cole, sawmill and gen mdse

Burrard's Inlet.

Deighton Jno, saloon Fernandez G, gen mdse Manion Jas, gen mdse Michand Max, hotel Moody, Nelson & Co, lumber Wilson B H, hotel

Cache Creek, LILLOOET DISTI OT.

Campbell J, postmaster, gen mdse Maclure J C, agt B C Ex Co Mechlin I C, D Tel Co operator

Camerontown.

Rogers & Wilson, gen mdse

Cassiar.

Calbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mdse . Leiser Simon, gen mdse

Clinton, LILLOOET DISTRICT.

Bullard B D,

Fase. F W, justice peace and gen mdso

Harper T, flour mill and sawmill

Hayes C, Barnard's Express

Marshal Mrs, hotel

McCulley J, blacksmith

Nelson & Wolfe, gen mdse

O'Connor M, B C Tel Co, postmaster and govt agt

Sanders E H, judge Tuck Kee, gen mdse

Comox, COMOX DISTRICT,

Situated 140 miles northeast of Victoria. Population about 150. Support derived principally from coal mining.

Dribble Geo postmaster Fitzpatrick J M, saloon Horne H E, gen mdse Pidcock& Cillard, sawmill

Guillod.H.

Rodello J, gen mdse

Union Coal Mining Co,

Cowichen.

Kinnear Jas, gen mdse, hotel

Dease Creek.

Calbreath, Grant & Cook, gen mdse Leiser Simon, gen mdse

Deer Creek. Berry & Adler, saloon

PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright ..

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumpa and Tron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112. 014. 116 and 118 Battery Street. M. F.

424 British Columbia-Esquimault-Nanaimo. ALPHABETICALLY.

Esquimalt, VICTORIA.

Bland W, saloon

Doran John, saloon Everett P, saloon

Furgerson -- , saloon

Howard J, hotel, postmaster

Martin T, saloon

Porter J, livery Saunders H, groceries Selleck W X, hotel Thomas A, hotel '' ilby H, varieties

Williams & Arthur, hotel

Essington.

Cunningham R, gen mdse

Glenora.

Lovell Jno B, gen mise

Hope, YALE DISTRICT.

Galloway T, hotel Walker & Bowes, sawmill

Wardle J, express

Wirth J G, gen mise and postmaster

Yates W, gen indse

Kamloops, . YALE DISTRICT.

Guerin J, blacksmith

Mira J A, postmaster and justice peace

Mara & Wilson, gen mdse and agt B C Ex Co

McIntosh J, contractor

McIntosh & MePhadon, hotel

Nimmo R A, gen mds3

Tait J, gen mise

Williams Mrs, gep mise Junstad 4. Foli age + Const.

Lytton, YALE DISTRICT.

Ballie S Y, hotel Blackhord H, blacksmith

Boucherat J, gen milse

Chapman J, frour mill

Coxon G, gen mdse

Hautier L, hotel

Kilroy P, hotel

MCINTYRE JOHN, gen mdse, azt B C Ex Co, and postmaster

MeKay J & Co, livery Sproat R, hotel Wright W H, B C Tel operator

Maple Bay .. Baumont W, gen mdse

McDane's Creek,

Fletcher & Co, gen mdse Leiser Simon, gen mdse

Nanaimo, VANCOUVER DISTRICT,

Situated about 75 miles from Victoria, on the eastern shore of Vancouver Is- land, and is the shipping point for the extensive coal fields in that district. It is a thriving business town, of about 1,200 inhabitants, and the center for a much larger number of people if the mining population is taken into consid- eration. It has bi-weekly communica- tion with Victoria by Spratt's commo- dious steamer, "Cariboo Fly." The Sit- ka steamers call here.

Abrams J, clothing, boots and shoes Akenhead J, Nanaimo Meat Market Akenhead Walter, hotel

Baker Geo, market

Bate & Bryden, co-managers Vancouver Coal Co

Bate Mark, Mayor of municipality and justice of peace

Black Diamond Hotel, J W Brunston Brightman Ball, butcher

Bulkley T A, colliery propr and justice peace

Brinn R, city councilor

Brodic P, merchant tailor

Brown Jas, tailor

Brunston J W, Black Diamond Hotel

Bryden J, city councilor and justice of peace Bray ill. Gov! apt taky. Carpenter C, sawmill

Cluness D, physician and surgeon

Commercial Hotel, J A McDonald

Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co, proprs Welling- ton Colliery

Dunsmuir Robt, justice of peace Earl Win, crockery

Fawcett T L, : overnment. agt

Fletcher, Beck & Thames, contractors, builders and undertakers

Gibson Richd, gen mdse

Gilbert Mrs J K, Temperance House Gougm Mrs Elizabeth, Nanaimo Hotel

H. WACHHORST, importer of

Fine Watches. Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St., Sac.

. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND. OREGON. IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

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Gray A 'B & C Victoria Hous Harold Jas, atty Harvey Jns, gen Hazelton J H & Hendry & MeNe Herre W F, land countant Hirst Jno, gen n Hoath Chas, live Jenkins Jno E, O Karst Chas, bak restaurant Loriiner Wm, car Lynchi Edw J. bli Mahrer Jno, so.la Mayer A, gen ind McDonald D S, g McDonald J A, C MeLoy Jas, justic Mead Geo, hairdr Milburn T C, lijn "Nanaimo Free P. Nanaimo Market head

Newcastle House, Nightingale Richd, Morris Geo, puh " Old Flag Inn (boar proprietor

Page L, painter Parkim Win, gen n Pawson J, justice Peck T E, collector Pinbury E, booksel Plinta J P, justice Pleace J HI, stoves and hardware Pringle W, city co Raper Alfred & O and news depot Raybould Mrs, mill Reid Wm, city cou Reilly Peter, grocer Reuwick Jno, blael Robinson & Clayto Romano Jno Q, gel Sabiston Jno, city Smith Donald, li ju Smith Henry P, N. Smith J, watchmal Spalding W R, cou Surles W J & Co, Tamblyn J, watchi Uren J, photograph Wall T, saloon Watkins RI, restaur Webb J, hotel

Webb W E, bakery Whitefiold J, booth Wilson J, commiss Wilson W, stoves, Wren Jno, boots ar

H. PALMER

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 890 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.

British Columbia-Nanaimo-New Westminster. ALI'IIABETICALLY.

425

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.

New Westminster. NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT, Gray A 'B & Co, dry goods, brauch of Victoria House Harold Jas, atty at law Harvey Jas, gen mise and ins Hazelton J H & Co, Magic Soap Works Hendry & MoNear, sash factory Herre W F, land agent, collector and ac- countant Incorporated city, favorably situated for trade, on the Fraser, just above the june- tion of the North Fork, 75 miles from Victoria, with which place it has steamer Hirst Jno, gen mdse communication twice a week. This city from its favorable position on a river that is second to nono in commercial importance on the coast (for it is the outlet of a great agricultural and min- ing country), bids fair in a few years to for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St .. S. F. be a provincial center. The present Mahrer Jno, so.la water manufr population is 1,000. Hoath Chas, livery stable Jenkins Jno E, Old Flag Inn Karst Chas, bakery, oyster saloon and restaurant Lorimer Win, carpenter and contractor Lynch Edw J. blacksmith Mayer A, gen mndse Anderson Roht, stoves and tinwars McDonald D S, gen mdse McDonald J A, Commercial Hotel Armstrong W J, sawmill MeLay Jas, justice of peace Arnaud P, Colonial Hotel Blackie Walter, blacksmith and general Mead Geo, hairdresser dealer Milburn T C, liquors Bale W Norman, barrister at law and "Nanaimo Free Press," Geo Morris pub Bowden Edw, agt B C Tel Co Browne O W, hairdresser Bradbury E, varieties notary public Nanaimo Market (meat), James A Ken- head Newcastle House, Henry P Smith propr Brown Ebenezer, liquors Nightingale Richd, city councilor Morris Geo, puh "Nanaimo Free Press" Old Flag Inn (boarding), Jno E Jenkins Cohen L S, watchmaker Chisholm Donald, liquors proprietor Cowie Jno M, merchant tailor Page L, painter Cunningham J & Co, gen mdso Parkim Wmn, gen mdse Deane R W, gen m Ise Pawson J, justice of peace Dease J S & Co, fish cannery Peck T E, collector of customs Deben Henry, gen malse Pinbury E, bookseller and stationer Dickinson E, gov't land agt Plinta J P, justice of peace Dickinson Robt, market Pleace J H, stoves, tinware, wall paper "Dominion Pacific Herald, " (semi-week- ly), Juo C Brown pub and hardware Pringle W, city councilor Edmonds Henry V, land agt and auc- Raper Alfred & Co, books, stationery and news depot tioneer Ewen & Wise, fish cannery Raybould Mrs, millinery and fancy goods Eickhoff F, gen miss Reid Wm, city councilor Fickhoff Henry, gen mlse and propr of Union Hotel Reilly Peter, groceries Renwick Jno, blacksmith Ellar Jas, drygoods Robinson & Clayton, butchers Englis & Co, tish cannery Romano Jno Q, gen muso Eureka S M Co, J A R Homer secy Sabiston Jno, city councilor Ewen & Wise, fish cannery Smith Donald, li jnors Finlayson & Lanc, fish cannery Smith Henry P, Newcastle House Fraser Jus, watchmaker Smith J, watchmaker French W J, meat market Spalding W R, county court judge Graham T W, carpenter Surles W J & Co, drugs Harvey Wm, bakery Hendry Jno, millwright Tamblyn J, watchmaker Uren J, photographer Hennessy & Bender, liquors Herring Arthur M, druggist Wall T, saloon Watkins II, restaurant Hogan Henry, soda water Webb J, hotel Holbrook H, gen indse Webb W E, bakery Holbrook H & Co fish cannery and gen merchandise Whitefield J, bootmaker Wilson J, commission merchant Holt S F, blacksmith and wagonmaker Wilson W, stoves, and tiuware Homer J A R, commission agt W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. The Largest Stork of American and Foreign Hnsie, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send

Wren Jno, boots and shoes

Howison W J & Co, gen mdse

H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116. and 118 Battery St .. S. F.

Morrison in.,

426 British Columbia-New Westminster-Victoria. PUNCTUALITY, Economy. ALPHABETICALLY. Hoy H, carpenter Hughes J C, land office Jackson Oliver, stoves and tinware Johnston Wm, bootmaker Karey Mrs M, boarding CARIBOO DISTRICT. Kaye Frederick, salmon packer Lamby T McK, books and stationery Lewis W, restaurant Lewis W R, livery stable Lord Jno E, furniture Stanley and Van Winkle, Austin Mrs, hotel Bendixon Mrs, saloon Evans J, M P Fletcher & Naughton, gen mdse Lowe W .H, collector of customs Houseman W W, hotel "Mainland Guardian" (semi-weekly), J K Suter pub Major Chas J, gen mdse McColl Wm, hotel Lindsay A, agt B C Ex Co and post- master McDonough Chas, gen mdse Sumass. McInnes Thos R, physician Millar D. W, gen mdse J. Leurs, J. P. Morgan Alex, hairdresser Murray Jno, bootmaker Nickels Wm, liquors Pearson T R, agt B C ex Peele A, druggist Robinson Jas, coal Rodick Thos, liquors Victoria, VICTORIA DISTRICT, Rosseau J, boots and shoes Thibert Creek. Thibert Henry, gen mdse Sirr Thomas, liquors Tait V B, postmaster Thomas Robt, boots and shoes Townsend W B, London Markc' Townsend Mrs W B, millinery Trew C N, physician Walsh Thos, tailor Webster G W, sawmill Willie Louis, bakery Wintemute Jos, carpenter Wise Jas, gen mdse Withrow D, furniture Quesnelle, CARIBOO DISTRICT. Barlow A, trader Bohannon &, trader Brown & Cilia, hotel Carson A. Markamith Dubiz I) I), hotel Girod J, trader Kwong Lee & Co, gen mdse Reid JJ, gen mdse and agt B C Ex Co Skinner R J, gen mdse Stone Jas, agent B C Tel Co and post- master Soda Creek, LILLOOET DISTRICT. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Dunkelfly P C, hotel and agt B C ex McLese R, hotel and postmaster Yeates H, B C tel opr

Is the capital of the Province and seat of government, the headquarters of all Dominion and local institutions, public associations and private institutions in British Columbia. Victoria is a well located and beautifully situated city on the southeastern extremity of Vancou- ver Island, about 800 miles from San Francisco, with which it has commnica- tion by means of the P. M. Co.'sand P. S. S. Co.'s steamers several times each month, besides numerous sailing vessels. The harbor of Victoria is not the best but at Esquimalt, 3 miles from the city, is a very large and good harbor where the largest ships can discharge and take cargoes. There are many fine buildings here, both public and private. There are quite a number of manufacturing industries; namely, foundries and ma- chine shops, match factory, etc. There are a number of hotels here, two daily newspapers-"The Standard" and "The Colenist." There are many good firmns here, and business of all kinds is fair. Among the many projected enterprises are the railroad and dry-dock, which promise now to be completed at an early day. The discovery of gold on the Ska- git river, for which this is the out-fitting point for those who go to the mines by way of the Fort Hope route, has given a fresh impetus to trade. The resources of this place are various. Situated as it is it becomes the distributing point for the Province, and the nucleus for foreign

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ALBION IRON proprietor Allatt T S, carper Allen W, fruit an Allsop & Mason, ance agts and n American Hotel,' etor, Yates Audean Wm, seco Anderson G W, gi Anderson J R, br Anderson W, stai Andrews J, shoemr Angel Hotel, Fred ARCADE REST propr, Goverum Archibald W F, V Alley

Armstrong W W, ASH JOHN, phys Astrico Mrs A, ho Bagnall & Co, mus inents, Governm BAKER E C, no estate agent BAKER R & SO tail flour, feed a Ball C, blacksmith BANK OF BRI W G Ward man Bank of British Burns manager, BANK EXCHAT lunch every day Bates M, restaurar Barnard F S, ins a Barran J, meat m: BATCHELOR B Baumann F, candy Beaven Robt, real Bechtel A J, saloo Beckford -, carp. BEEGAN F, sho Belmont Tanning W Dalby manag Bennallack Thos, Blackall Geo, salo BLAND JAS J, Blaquire M, gon a Bloomfield C P, sa Blott J, cigars ment Blume & Lafrenie BOARD OF TR

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British Columbia-Victoria. 427

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trade. It is backed by a rich farming and grazing country. Canning salmon, manufacturing lumber, mining coal and minerals all go toward making this city one of great importance. It contains about 6,000 people ; it has good schools and churches, and is steadily growing in wealth and prosperity.

ALBION IRON WORKS, J Spratt proprietor

Allatt T S, carpenter

Allen W, fruit und fish, Government

Allsop & Mason, real estate and insur- ance agts and notaries, Government American Hotel, Thos J Burnes propri- etor, Yates

Andean Wm, second hand goods Anderson U W, groceries, Fort Anderson J R, broker, Langley Anderson W, stairbuilder, Fort Andrews J, shoemaker

Burns & Co, carpets, etc, Yates Burroughs W G, tailor Burt S S, bakery Angel Hotel, Fred Carne prop, Langley Bramwell & Patterson, machinists ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St. ARCADE RESTAURANT, J Levy British Columbia Express Co, G A Sar- gison manager, Yates propr, Government Archibald W F, W I tel opr, Trounce BROPHY & CO, harness and saddle makers, Goverment Brown J, fruit Alley Armstrong W W, cigars and tobacco ASH JOHN, physician, Fort Astrico Mrs A, hotel, Store Brown & White, dry goods, Govern- ment Bagnall & Co, music and musical instru- Bryant W C, farrier, Johnson ments, Government Calder J, dentist, Fort BAKER E C, notary public and real Cameron J, groceries, Government estate agent Campbell Frank, cigars and tobacco 2 BAKER R & SON, wholesale and re- tail flour, feed and fruits, Yates CARR R, (wholesale! groceries, provi- sions, liquors, Whart Ball C, blacksmith and wagonmaker Carrington Thos, Bazar BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Carter T W, meat market W & Ward manager, Government Bank of British North America, R Burns manager, Yates CARVALHO MRS AMELIA, dealer in Indian curiosities; new and second hand goods. BANK EXCHANGE SALOON (free lunch every day), Yates Bates M, restaurant, Government Barnard FS, ins agt, Yates Chadwick T, saloon Barran J, meat market CASAMAYOU & CO; wholesale dealers, groceries, provisions, tobacco, wines, liquors, ete CHARLES WM, manager H B Co BATCHELOR B, meat market, Yates Chu Chung & Co, gen mdse Bammann F, candy mannfr, Yates CLAY S, groceries and liquors, cor Douglass and Johnson Beaven Robt, real estate agent, Gov't Bechtel A J, saloon, Johnson COLEMAN GEO, saloon, Government and Cormorant -1 Collins Geo, saloon Beckford -, carpenter, Fort BEEGAN F, shoemaker, Yates Belmont Tanning, Boot and Shoo Co, Colonial Hotel, Garnier & Merz, propr COLVIN R W, yacht builder Cooke A B, druggist, Yates and Broad Cook Mrs A B, dressmaker Cool W P, dentist, Fort W Dalby manager Bennallack Thos, carpenter, Johnson Blackall Geo, saloon BLAND JAS J, varieties, Johnson Blaquire M, gon agt Coughlan J, painter, Government Bloomfield C P, sargeant of police Blott J, cigars and tobacco, Govern- ment Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, (Under my own name. I offer for sale, for cash or instalments. these rella-

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 53

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593