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312 BRITISH COLUMBIAOn July 27, at the request of the Premier, Mr. Martin resigned and wassucceeded August 7, 1899, by Mr. Alex. Henderson. On February 27, 1900,Lieutenant-Governor Mclnnes dismissed the Ministryand called on Mr.JosephMartin toform a Government.THE MARTIN MINISTRY.March i, 1900—^June 14, 1900.'Hon. Joseph Martin, Premier and Attorney-General.Hon. C. S. Ryder, Minister of Finance.Hon. Smith Curtis, Minister of Mines.Hon. J. Stuart Yates, Chief Commissioner Lands and Works.Hon. George W. Beebe, Provincial Secretary.In April, 1900, Mr. Ryder retired and Mr. J.C. Brown became Ministerof Finance.Mr. Martin appealed to the country, and, in consequenceof theelections, resigned office June 14, 1900. Mr. Dunsmuir was called on toform a cabinet. Another result of the elections was the dismissal fromoffice of Lieutenant-Governor Mclnnes, June 21, 1900.THE DUNSMUIR MINISTRY.June 15, 1900—^November, 1902.Hon. James Dunsmuir, Premier and President of the Council.Hon. D. McE. Eberts, Attorney-General.Hon. J.H. Turner, Minister of Finance and Agriculture.Hon. Richard McBride, Minister of Mines.Hon. W. C.Wells, Chief Commissioner Lands and Works.Hon. J.D. Prentice, Provincial Secretary and Minister of Education.The Premier and Messrs. Eberts and Turner were sworn in June 15,but Messrs. Wells, McBride and Prentice not tillJune21. Mr. Turner resignedSeptember 3, 1901, to accept position as Agent-Generalin London.Mr. Prentice became Finance Minister and Mr. J. C. Brown, M. L. A., was