10th Parliament of British Columbia

The **10th Legislative Assembly of British Columbia** happened from 1903 to 1906. The members were elected in the British Columbia general election. This election was in October 1903. This election was the first election in British Columbia to have many political parties. The British Columbia Conservative Party was led by Richard McBride. The Conservative Party won the most elections.

Charles Edward Pooley was the speaker.

## Members of the 10th General Assembly

These people were elected to the parliament in 1903:
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|William Wallace Burns McInnes|rowspan=2|Alberni|Liberal|1900|William Manson (1905)|Conservative|1905|Henry Esson Young|Atlin|Conservative|1903|Harry Jones|rowspan=2|Cariboo|rowspan=2|Liberal|1903|James Murphy|1903|Charles William Munro|Chilliwhack|Liberal|1898|Wilmer Cleveland Wells|Columbia|Liberal|1899|Robert Grant|Comox|Conservative|1903|John Newell Evans|Cowichan|Liberal|1903|James Horace King|Cranbrook|Liberal|1903|John Oliver|Delta|Liberal|1900|Richard McBride|Dewdney|Conservative|1898|Charles Edward Pooley|Esquimalt|Conservative|1882|William Roderick Ross|Fernie|Conservative|1903|George Arthur Fraser|Grand Forks|Conservative|1903|John Robert Brown|Greenwood|Liberal|1903|Thomas Wilson Paterson|The Islands|Liberal|1902|Frederick John Fulton|Kamloops|Conservative|1900|Robert Francis Green|Kaslo|Conservative|1898|Archibald McDonald|Lillooet|Conservative|1903|James Hurst Hawthornthwaite|Nanaimo City|Socialist|1901|John Houston|Nelson City|Conservative|1900|Parker Williams|Newcastle|Socialist|1903|Thomas Gifford|New Westminster City|Conservative|1901|Price Ellison|Okanagan|Conservative|1898|Thomas Taylor|Revelstoke|Conservative|1900|Francis Lovett Carter-Cotton|Richmond|Conservative|1890, 1903|James Alexander MacDonald|Rossland City|Liberal|1903|Henry Ernest Tanner|Saanich|Liberal|1903|Lytton Wilmot Shatford|Similkameen|Conservative|1903|Charles William Digby Clifford|Skeena|Conservative|1898|William Davidson|Slocan|Labour|1903|William John Bowser|rowspan=5|Vancouver City|rowspan=5|Conservative|1903|James Ford Garden|1900|Alexander Henry Boswell MacGowan|1903|Robert Garnett Tatlow|1900|Charles Wilson|1882, 1903|William George Cameron|rowspan=4|Victoria City|rowspan=4|Liberal|1903|Richard Low Drury|1903|Richard Hall|1898|James Dugald McNiven|1903|Stuart Alexander Henderson|Yale|Liberal|1903|Harry Wright|Ymir|Conservative|1903|

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## Party standings

|colspan="2"|Affiliation|Members||||||
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|align="right"|22|align="right"|17|align="right"|2|align="right"|1|
|colspan="2" rowspan="1"|**Total**|align="right"|**42**|||||
|colspan="2" rowspan="1"|**Government Majority**|align="right"|** 2**|||||