English: Jean Leon Cote, M.L.A., Edmonton, Alberta. Came west in 1886 on survey trip for government, also on government survey party for Alaska Boundary, 1893-1895. Elected to Legislative Assembly, 1909, Liberal member for Grouard. Named to Senate in 1923 and died in 1924. Glenbow Museum and Archives Copy of PA-83-93.
Date
between circa 1913 and circa 1919
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Short title
Jean Leon Cote, M.L.A., Edmonton, Alberta.
Date and time of data generation
31 October 2012
Image title
Came west in 1886 on survey trip for government, also on government survey party for Alaska Boundary, 1893-1895. Elected to Legislative Assembly, 1909, Liberal member for Grouard. Named to Senate in 1923 and died in 1924. Copy of PA-83-93.