and joked as they do now. Is it any wonder that we have a soft place in our hearts for Jack? I know I shall not forget them and the days that have gone by, and I think we all shall regret the late change that takes him away, and his merry laugh and joke are things of the past.
To return to the directory. Of those remaining whose names are recorded, there are, alas! only sixty-two to-day with us. I have been carefully over the list from A to Z and sixty-two is the number. Of course there may be others that I did not know, and doubtless there are some; there are omissions also, I am sure, and several I have added to make up the sixty-two. There is one thing sure, that as a rule only the head of a family was recorded, male or female, as there are many residents to-day who were young men or youths, or young women or girls, when this directory was compiled. I shall give here the names of these sixty-two who are still privileged to be residents of this beautiful city that we old residents are so proud of, as well as those of two living abroad and one in Kamloops.
The list alphabetically is:
• Adams, Daniel F., contractor.
• Anderson, E. H., variety store.
• Alport, Charles (in South Africa).
• Anderson, J. R., agricultural department.
• Barnett, Josiah, in United States.
• Barnswell, James, carpenter.
• Bauman, Frederick, confectioner.
• Beaven, Hon. Robert.
• Botterell, Mat., butcher.
• Blaguiere, Edward.
• Bullen, Jonathan, bricklayer.
• Boscowitz, Joseph, fur dealer.
• Borde, August, Chatham Street.
• Burnes, Thomas, saloonkeeper.
• Carey, Joseph W.
• Cridge, Edward, rector Christ Church.
• Crowther, John C., painter.
• Davie, Doctor John C.
• Dougall, John, iron moulder.
• Drake, M. W. T., solicitor.
• Elliott, W. A., engineer Labouchere.
• Fawcett, R. W., house decorator.
• Gerow, G. C., carriagemaker.
• Helmcken, Honorable John S., M.P.P.
• Geiger, Thomali, barber.
• Gilmore, Alexander, clothier.
• Glide, Harry, with Plaskett & Co.
• Harvey, Rout., commission merchant.
• Higgins, David W., publisher Chronicle.
• Kelly, Samuel, tinsmith.
• Kent, Charles, hardware, K. & F.
• King, J. H., Mousquetaire saloon.
• Kinsman, John, contractor.
• Levy, H. E., special officer.
• Levy, Joseph, fruit store.
• Lissett, James, painter.
• Macdonald, W. J., Reid & Macdonald.
• Maynard, Richard, bootmaker.
• Marvin, Edward B., sailmaker.
• McMillan, J. E., publisher Chronicle.
• Monro, Alexander, accountant Hudson’s Bay Company.
• Nuttall, Thomas C., book-keeper.
• Pearson, Edward, tinsmith.
• Porter, Arthur, brickmaker.
• Powell, Doctor I. W.
• Richardson, George, proprietor of first brick hotel.
• Roper, S., Kamloops.
• Styles, S. T., plasterer.
• Shotbolt, Thomas, druggist.
• Stockham, F., baker.
• Sparrow, J. M., post office.
• Stewart, John, plumber.
• Sylvester, Frank.
• Turner, John H. (Todd & Turner), Victoria Produce Market.
• Vowell, Arthur, Indian superintendent.
• White, Edward (late Brown & White).
• Wilson, Alexander, messenger, Bank British North America.
• Wilson, William, draper.
• Wilson, Thomas Sidney, cabinetmaker.
• Wriglesworth, Joseph, London Hotel.
• Wylly, C. G., accountant.
• Welch, George, Esquimalt Waterworks.
Many of these since died.
List of those deceased, but whose descendants are residents here now, or living elsewhere:
• Barron, David F., cabinetmaker, widow, son and two daughters.
• Belasco, Abraham, tobacconist, two sons.
• Broderick, R., coal dealer, widow and two sons.
• Cameron, Thomas, blacksmith, two daughters and sons.
• Chadwick, Thomas, hotelkeeper, two sons and daughter.
• Courtney, H. E., solicitor, sons.
• Cotsford, Thomas, sons.
• Davies, J. P., auctioneer, several sons.
• Doan, J. H., captain, daughter.
• Duck, Simeon, carriagemaker, sons.
• Ella, Captain H. B., Hudson’s Bay Company, all family, two sons and two daughters living in Victoria.
• Flett, John, Hudson’s Bay Company, several sons.
• Gowen, Charles, brewer, widow, several sons and daughters.
• Hall, Richard, agent, two sons – Richard and John.
• Hall, Philip, several sons.
• Harris, Thomas, mayor, two daughters.
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