. Kamloops mining camp [microform]. Mines and mineral resources; Agriculture; Mining law; Mines et ressources minières; Agriculture; Mines. U I i: i ' If: i the place, and they at length succeeded in obtain- ing his consent to run. Once in the field, Mr. Bostock set to work with that energy and tenacity of purpose characteristic of him, and left no doubt that he intended to win if possible. His opponent was tlie sitting member, Mr. John .Andrew Mara, a gentleman who had sat for the constituency, either at Victoria or Ottawa, for many years. The election was postponed for a year, and furnished
. Kamloops mining camp [microform]. Mines and mineral resources; Agriculture; Mining law; Mines et ressources minières; Agriculture; Mines. U I i: i ' If: i the place, and they at length succeeded in obtain- ing his consent to run. Once in the field, Mr. Bostock set to work with that energy and tenacity of purpose characteristic of him, and left no doubt that he intended to win if possible. His opponent was tlie sitting member, Mr. John .Andrew Mara, a gentleman who had sat for the constituency, either at Victoria or Ottawa, for many years. The election was postponed for a year, and furnished in some respects one of the most extraordinary political campaigns in the history of the Dominion. Mr. Bostock, to whose candidature the delay of the election was a distinct advantage, kept up an active personal canvass nearly the whole of the time, with the result, which surprised friend and foe alike, that he was elected by the large majority limation of the public than ever before, and the com- munity is looking forward to see the young member make a record in his representative capacity highly honorable to himself and advantageous to his con- stituency. KAHLOOPS DISTRICT. ITS RANCHING, AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL INTERESTS. WHAT is known as the interior plateau of the southern part of British Columbia, may be described as an area of land about loo miles in average breadth and some 500 in length, the Kamloops portion of which. of 350 over his opponent. It was a case in which hard and unflagging effort, aided by a party orgiinization which at the close was about as per- fect as it could be in so large and scattered a constituency, got away with the honors of the day. Since his election, Mr. Bostock has worked in- defatigably to post himself regarding the needs of the constituency. A chief feature in his make-up is patient and unflagging industry, and it is by the exercise of this quality, more than by ihe display of any particular brilliancy of talents, that he will succe
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