The 4th North-West Legislative Assembly was the 6th meeting of the Northwest Territories Legislature. It lasted from 1898 to 1902. This was also the first new council after the creation of the Yukon from the extreme northwest portion of the territories on June 13, 1898.
List of Members of the Legislative Assembly + 4th North-West Legislative AssemblyDistrictMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsBanffRobert BrettLiberal18884th termArthur Sifton (1901)Liberal-Conservative19011st termBatocheCharles FisherIndependent18981st termBattlefordJoseph Benjamin PrinceIndependent18981st termCanningtonEwan McDiarmidIndependent18981st termEast CalgaryAlfred CrossLiberal-Conservative18981st termEdmontonMatthew McCauleyIndependent18962nd termGrenfellRichard Stuart LakeLiberal-Conservative18981st termHigh RiverRichard Alfred WallaceIndependent18981st termKinistinoWilliam Frederick MeyersIndependent18913rd termLethbridgeLeverett DeVeberIndependent18981st termMacleodFrederick HaultainLiberal-Conservative18875th termMedicine HatHorace GreeleyIndependent18981st termMitchellJoseph McIntyreIndependent18981st termMoose JawJames Hamilton RossLiberal18836th termGeorge Malcolm Annable (1901)Liberal19011st termMoosominAlexander S. SmithIndependent18981st termNorth Qu'AppelleDonald H. McDonaldIndependent18962nd termNorth ReginaGeorge W. BrownIndependent18942nd termPrince Albert EastSamuel McLeodIndependent18981st termPrince Albert WestThomas McKayIndependent1891, 18982nd term*Red DeerJohn A. SimpsonIndependent18942nd termSaltcoatsWilliam EakinIndependent18942nd termSourisJohn ConnellIndependent18981st termSouth Qu'AppelleGeorge BulyeaLiberal-Conservative18942nd termSouth ReginaJames HawkesIndependent18981st termSt. AlbertFredric VilleneuveIndependent18981st termVictoriaJack SheraIndependent18981st termWest CalgaryRichard BennettIndependent18981st termWetaskiwinAnthony RosenrollLiberal-Conservative18981st termWhitewoodArchibald GillisIndependent18942nd termWolseleyWilliam ElliottLiberal-Conservative18981st termYorktonThomas Alfred PatrickLiberal-Conservative18972nd term
References
External links Election Results and Dates 1876 - 1905 from Saskatchewan Archives