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Canadian Pacific Railway Company

P.J. McGarvey, Freight Conductor, Toronto
L. Baillie, Freight Conductor, Vancouver, B.C. District
W. Stewart, Boiler Foreman, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan District
G. Ellis, Chief Engineer, Connaught Tunnel, Glacier, B.C. District
W. Orysiuk, Track Watchman, Cathedral, Alberta District
R.G. Bromwich, Inspector, C.P.R. Communications Dept., Montreal, Que.
J.W. Dussault, Bridge Building Man, Montreal, Que.
William North, Boiler Maker Foreman, Vancouver, B.C. District
Georgie Dowdell, Section Foreman, Toronto
E.L. Dolron, Shop Labourer, Angus Shops, Montreal, Que.
J.O. Ethier, Machinist, Angus Shops, Montreal, Que.
Albert Percival Smith, General Passenger Car Foreman, Toronto
J. Thornber, Car Change Hand, Shaunavon, Sask., Saskatchewan District
Charles Holmes, Blacksmith, Angus Shops, Montreal, Que.
H.T. Jones, Blacksmith, Vancouver, B.C. District
Jean Baptiste Vinette, Lineman, Toronto
Herbert Patrick Kelly, Freight Handler, Saint John, N.B.
G.W. Edney, Apprentice (Electrician), Winnipeg, Weston Shops, Manitoba District
K.B. MacKenzie, Crossing Watchman, Montreal, Que.
W.F. Becksted, Signal Maintenance, Montreal, Que.
James Joplin, Moulder, Winnipeg, Weston Shops, Manitoba District
R. Lariviere, Leverman, Windsor Station
G.T. Jackson, Station Agent, Lacombe, Alta., Alberta District
John A. Maxwell, Dispatcher, Revelstoke, B.C., B.C. District
Representative Canadian Railway Types, Set No. 2

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