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LOWER LONSDALE in the opening yeare of the ceutery, when 1
producing his Express” newspaper at the conser of Lenedate ang
Public Litrary photo].
in 1901 J.B. - Barney) switched to the study of law.
Williams was working for the -and got an appointment in
__ Province as 3 printer. py ends ‘the lands office at city hall in . ne
.: Just and had: come from Vancouver. This job enabled . eae ‘ r v sit a
Ontario where he had lear-- him to support. himself | 7 Rall Adee ae nerves , sa you rma ° fines .
ned -the trade. from. his during the tong grind before .
father’s shop, ‘The Arnprior he was s called to the bar. spent. He has. managed : your civic affairs by .
Watchman.” In 1905 after a . “trying to get: you the most for your monay in the |
Pee oe a years 2a - int ity services you need and want. He will continue
staff, he start e was appoin ’ ’
his own paper in North colicitor in 1922, a post he to do so. That's s } why he’s YOUR mayor... .
Vancouver. filled with distinction for 14 — . -
With an old handpress and Sony ont Ge became
a shirttail full of type he’ mayor in 1935. Williams
worked round the clock to ciaimed wrongful dismissal,
produce 600 copies of his won a nominal out-of-court
“Express.” He had an office | settlement” and opened: his at Alert _ “Bay cand. “the
| felephone boot right at the QURpEtvate practice. In 1939 surrounding area, a position
comer of Lo e and he was appointed magistrate” ‘he held for many years.
Esplanade, and on publica- -
tion day he had to run every r
-page through four times on. :
the hand-press. . =
At the time there was ‘a “
. population of about 609, and
mostly in one section. Barney .
-and.his ‘‘Express”’. battled a on ;
for the building of a tram | 2
system which.came in’ 1906, ° Public Notice # i: hereby given to the electors of the Municipatity 2 aforesaid that a poll has become necessary at the Elections: now
.‘and ‘for: incorporation which ~ ; pending, and that Thave Branted su such poll and further that the Persons daly nominated as candidates at the Said Elections for whom ‘
~ came in 1907. a ” only votes will be received are: Pa, . 7
There was a land boom in : 7 7 = oo - . _ = oe
1506 based ons rumor that os ADEA SURNAME. aitey NAMES L ADDRESS i OCCUPATION _ |
_ the Grand Trunk Pacific -year term GRIMWOOD met Tew Roy m, 1849 Grand Boulevard, North Vancouver Contractor 4 .-
would ‘build’ a railway term: | "0s IKROON |). ' Elko Bastiaan, . - .. 336 East 24th Street, North Vancouver ,Lawyer en © .
sales" were. brisk. Some. fl LOUCKS: - “John Edwin © - .. 425 East 16th Street, No:th Vancouver ' School Principal J.-J.
_ industries .were ‘attracted, |} | _ MARCINO Frank Stanley 748 East 4th ‘Street, North Vancouver | Sales Supervisor
and the population jumped in BIE COFF.° _-John Peter. |. 429 East.13th Street, North Vancouver Retired
‘four years t0 5, 000. CP os SCHOTH © ; Wetnér Heinz oo 653 Azure Road North, Richmond. Businessman -
ae re WARNE — "948 Bast a0 Ath. h Street, North: Vancouver ': Ragineer ap:
“The B.C. Electric ‘built a ee ne ‘ wid wie eres pote ee ey Ho s
generating station, laid rails Te ee oe a Darn A 2 : o ae Tay et ‘
up Lonsdale and west to the . SCHOOL TRUSTEE . ' - paren F . .
‘Capilano, east to the Lynn. Oy vot ge JACOBY ori “Robert. Sigmori ~ : : 790 Syivan Avenue, | North Vancouver Jeweller
No. 2 ferry was built, the ryear term) WEEMS David Simmonds, ‘532 Tenth Street, ‘North Vancoiiver Consultant
biggest on the Pacific Coast. 7 aes . a
* The board of trade was very — a .
busy too, attractin attention “[- ee ase en ; ; -
a; very possi le way. : boy t . ‘ a ’ ‘} vf v “ “ " MBytes Oy a wt “ site , : “ . co - ‘
. nts, a .
1 prize fights, shows, boating, Holy Teinity Churcii, ‘(ibrery) 2 21th Sa and Lenisiate Avenue,’ Lo Sth ‘Aenes Shere Hall. ear of Church) 12th Street and Grand . on
dancin drew’ holiday North Shore Neighbourhood House, Second Street; °° evi ‘ ee ;
— . id an | _ | Westview School (North end) 17th Street sind .Bewicke. Aes oo. Ste Bdmunds: Hall, Sth Street and Mahon Avenue; ao a .
EE eG 72 Pan F ‘Cloveriey Elementary School,-4th Street and ‘Hendry: “Ayenue; " . ons Gate: ‘Hospital, ‘Sth, (Floor, Antended for Hospital patents oat ih
: AWilliarns had. ‘the | “Be | fo Carson Genkain Secondary School 24S Jones Avenue; mo Oe - 230 Bast 13th Street; CO Be arene
-peadt forfour’ years: and Be BEDS oe | Re ey yt a Pi tee . we Y we, “
* then. gold out, to ‘George: | oe Mel nahy ree vee foals eae : ' Par
"Motdea,', a iy 1, 7 4 ge. wont mn ay ; a _ a re os ct Je wr Fe ‘ oh : coe . poe soe
| 40° all i thie Clty off Notth Vasicouver; cn Saturday, ie '206h ‘dy of November, 1976,. between the hours of 8:00 a.ni.'and ‘6 Wold.  '' P.
‘me tie ‘eat teat | _'p.m. An advanced poll will be held in the City Hall on Friday, the 12th day of November, 1976, and or Monday,ithe 15th dayof
land. boom: was over. Prices... November, 1976, between the hours pf 8:30 a. and 4;30'p.m.'on each of the said days:in: ardalhe with che pemreoas of fh. cae tate TSG
eee 7 mg \ ‘Advanced Pe Ba tewe ot whlch every ae In ere required to to take notice and, govern I himself: soooeiaaly i i) es cn
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oublicution “The Express, " a hgh my .
Williams Sal | en 7 : oaatllwe
worked for eylor’s 7 _
| “World” newspaper, cover- | . | | . | | es ;
‘ing, hotels, “pelos and city ' we eet yy! ae es :
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