727 EDMONTON DAILY 
APR 4, 1907

GOOD, Frank E. Boston
WILKINSON, Betram Toronto
LOWRY, M. Destruki City, Mo.
SLY, W.J. Burwell, Neb.
SLY, C.E. , Burwell, Neb.
SMITH, D.J. Burwell, Neb.
DARLING, Benj. A. Burwell, Neb.
MARRIOTT, T.U., Eng.
MICHALL, J.H., Eng.
MURRAY, Thos. (Thomas) Ireland (Wife & 7 Children)
EDWARDS, Richard Eng.
SPRINGFIELD, Alfred Eng.
BECHANAN, John Scotland
DUNWORTH, Allen Ontario (Wife & 2 Children)
SWITZER, H. (Wife & 2 Children)
O'HAR, Jas. (James)New Zealand(Wife and 1 child)
HOLT, Geo. (George) Eng.
WATSON, Robert Eng.
FRACY, B.H. Eng.
GILMOUR, Arch. (Archibald or Archie) Eng.
SAMPSON, Frank Eng.
DYER, Bryan Eng.
ALCTHBONE?, John Eng
GILMOUR, Walter W. Scotland
PINK, Wm (William) Oklahoma (Wife & 5 Children)
SIMPSON, Wm (William) B. Oregon (Wife & 3 Children)
METCALFE, Edwin Nebraska
BRIGANAHAW?, Edward C. Ont.
McDONALD, Oylson? H. Mich.
SHIRLAW, Ernest Scotland
DOUGLAS, S.G. Scotland
SAMPLE, Walter Restoul Kansas
SPITTLE, John Scotland
HORSEMAN, John Eng.
FICHNER, H. Eng.
AMBROSE, Arthur Eng.
BLACKMAN, Thos. (Thomas) 
TRACY, H. Ontario
TRACY, G. Eng.
WESTER, Geo (George) Washington
CAMBELL, J.E. Washington


During the past few days a large number of immigrants, British, Irish and 
Americans have arrived in the city and are awaiting the mild weather and 
disappearance of snow before going out into the country, either to select land 
for homesteading or to make purchases.

There are about seventy immigrants at the Jasper Avenue Hall and about thirty at 
the new building on First Street. A large number of others are staying at the 
hotels or private boarding houses throughout the city.

All those who have reached the city are of very superior class and will be a 
credit to their adopted land. 

Those who have arrived here during this week include the following

(List Above)