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Electoral Districts, Voters on Lists and Votes Polled, Names and Addresses of Members of the House of Commons, As Electea at the Sixteenth General Election, Sept MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 89 7.—Electoral Districts, Voters on Lists and Votes Polled, Names and Addresses of Members of the House of Commons, as electea at the Sixteenth General Election, Sept. 14,1936—concluded. Provinces Popula­ Voters Votes Names and tion, on of P.O. Addresses. Electoral Districts. 1921. List. Polled. Members. Saskatchewan— (21 members). Assiniboia 37,854 16,956 13,094 McKenzie, R Stoughton, Sask. Humboldt 41,132 16,835 8,753 Totzke, A. F Vonda, Sask. Kindersley 31,832 15,120 10,981 Carmichael, A.M. Kindersley, Sask. Last Mountain— 35,608 14,518 10,116 Fansher, W. R Govan, Sask. Long Lake 33,280 13,997 8,771 Johnston, J. F Bladworth, Sask. Mackenzie 38,179 16,558 10,458 Campbell, M.N... Pelly, Sask. Maple Creek 39,444 19,422 14,028 Spence, G1 Orkney, Sask. Melfort 38,403 17,171 11,636 McLean, M Eldersley, Sask. Melville 38,591 15,873 11,838 Motherwell, Hon. W.R Abernethy, Sask. Moose Jaw 42,496 19,320 16,404 Ross, J. G Moose Jaw, Sask. 38,829 16,468 9,139 Mcintosh, C. R... North Battleford, North Battleford Sask. 44,136 18,337 13,827 King, Rt. Hon. Prince Albert W. L. Mackenzie.. Ottawa, Ont. 34,055 16,589 13,706 Miller, J Indian Head, Sask. Qu Appelle 44,463 19,291 17,016 Dunning, Hon. C. A. Regina, Sask. Regina 30,903 .14,031 8,497 Evans, J Saskatoon, Sask. Rosetown 47,109 18,680 13,829 Young, A. MacG Saskatoon, Sask. Saskatoon 40,816 18,089 13,016 Vallance, John Onward, Sask. South Battleford. 39,988 16,343 11,048 Bothwell, C.E Swift Current, Sask. Swift Current 40,352 15,747 9,594 Young, E. J Dummer, Sask. Weyburn 47,380 20,913 13,118 Donnelly, T Kincaid, Sask. Willow Bunch 36,192 13,213 7,591 McPhee, G. W Yorkton, Sask. Yorkton Alberta— (16 members). Acadia 33,188 16,190 8,893 Gardiner, R Excel, Alta. Athabaska 41,095 16,715 7,706 Kellner, D. F Edmonton, Alta. Battle River 37,215 16,623 7,706 Spencer, H. E Edgerton, Alta. Bow River 33,776 14,050 8,275 Garland, E. J Rumsey, Alta. Calgary East... 40,328 20,050 12,069 Adshead, H. B Calgary, Alta. Calgary West... 41,064 22,491 15,514 Bennett, Hon. R. B Calgary, Alta. Camrose 38,564 16,909 8,646 Lucas, W. T Lougheed, Alta. Edmonton East. 40,017 19,548 11,500 Blatchford, K. A... Edmonton, Alta. Edmonton West 43,494 22,118 13,053 Stewart, Hon. Chas Edmonton, Alta. Lethbridge 39,646 15,404 8,634 Jelliff, L. H Raley, Alta. Macleod 36,872 16,981 10,342 Coote, G. G Cayley, Alta. Medicine Hat... 28,444 12,972 8,555 Gershaw, F. W Medicine Hat, Alta. Peace River 42,784 21,949 12,484 Kennedy, D. MacB Waterhole, Alta. Red Deer 36,678 16,854 7,778 Speakman, A Red Deer, Alta. Vegreville 35,470 14,337 7,545 Luchkovich, M Vegreville, Alta. Wetaskiwin 38,949 16,272 9,342 Irvine, W Bentley, Alta. British Columbia— (14 members). Cariboo 39,834 19,262 13,643 Fraser, J. A Quesnel, B.C. Com ox Alberni 21,378 9,430 7,362 Neill, A. W Alberni, B.C. Fraser Valley 28,811 14,004 10,386 Barber, H. J Chilliwack, B.C. Kootenay East 19,137 10,232 8,330 King, Hon. J. H Ottawa, Ont. Kootenay West 30,502 15,072 11,556 Esling, W. K Rossland, B.C. Nanaimo 48,010 25,244 15,841 Dickie, C. H Duncan, B.C. New Westminster.. 45,982 25,848 18,609 McQuarrie, W. G... New Westminster, B.C. Skeena 28,934 10,712 8,050 Brady, J. C Prince Rupert, B.C. Vancouver-Burrard 56,338 30,560 21,015 Clark, J. A Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver Centre.. 60,879 29,878 19,417 Stevens, Hon. H. H Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver North.. 24,215 14,452 10,920 McRae, A. D Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver South... 46,137 24,188 17,480 Ladner, L.J Point Grey, B.C. Victoria 38,727 16,734 10,935 Tolmie, Hon S. F.. Victoria, B.C. Yale 35,698 16,646 11,801 Stirling, G Kelowna, B.C. Yukon Territory— (1 member). Yukon 4,157 1,848 1,482 Black, G. Dawson, Yukon. 1 Mr. Spence resigned and Mr. W. G. Bock was elected by acclamation on Nov. 25, 1927. .
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