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Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 11, 1914

Page

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Re Municipal Incorporation Letters to the editor on BC district governance

A letter to the Islander rebuts a correspondent on municipal act details in British Columbia. It defends rural municipalities against claims of heavy debt and questions the need for longer terms and higher pay, arguing experienced long-serving councillors exist and that government funding splits are misconceived. The writer hints at continued discussion on page 3.

Downing Street British Columbia B.C

Surveyors Report on Graham Island Lands 1913

The report outlines lands surveyed in Townships 7 11 and 14 on Graham Island Queen Charlotte Islands district. It notes Langara lighthouse first on British soil seen from eastern Pacific liners and Massett Inlet as a key transportation waterway. Graham Island spans about 2300 square miles with 700000 acres suitable for agriculture and harbours Naden Harbour and Massett Inlet supporting whaling cannery and future industries.

Wm. R. Ross Fred. Nash G. H. Dawson Victoria B.C Queen Charlotte Islands British Columbia Langara North Island Asiatic Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Prince Rupert Grand Trunk Pacific Massett Massett Inlet Graham and Moresby Graham Island Naden Harbor Naden Vancouver Seattle

Island Conservatives Form Central Executive

The Conservative associations of Massett Queens Town and Tow Hill formed a Central Executive at Massett on Monday evening appointing C Harrison as President E Baker as Vice President F Nash as Secretary and A E Jessup Rankin H Dodd J O Brewster E J Tingley T F Clark as executives The group aims to unite the island and advance conservatism while addressing island welfare It is expected the southern association will send reps to future meetings.

Massett Queenstown Tow Hill C. Harrison E. Baker F. Nash A. E. Jessup S. Rankin R. H. Dodd J. O. Brewester E. J. Tingley T. F. Clark

Local personnel moves and field reports on Graham Island

Mr Gould of Prince Rupert becomes book-keeper for Mr James Martin. Rev Mr Bygraves leaves for the mainland, departure mourned by all. Mr C Spence on North Beach reports strong activity among Tow Hill and Cape Fife settlers with healthy stock. Mr A H Tomlinson the government horticulturist toured Graham Island from Skidegate to Queenstown and Tow Hill and may gain an assistant soon.

Gould Prince Rupert James Martin Bygraves C. Spence North Beach Public Works Department Tow Hill Cape Fife Stock A. H. Tomlinson Graham Island Rupert Skidegate Queenstown Graham Centre Tomlinson

Overseas Club Annual Meeting at Masset Schoolhouse

The Farthest West Branch Overseas Club holds its annual meeting at Masset Schoolhouse Monday April 20 at 8 p.m. Full attendance requested. C Harrison president. The Masset Inlet Conservative Association executive committee meets at Masset on Monday April 20 at 7 p.m. C Harrison president.

The Overseas Club Masset C. Harrison Masset Inlet

Local News Highlights From Massett and Nearby Towns

Mrs. E Evans of Nada visits friends in town while Wilfrid Hughes moves to a new home. J A Long and wife tour Vancouver and Victoria. Constable Doolittles of Prince Rupert visits on business. Landseekers arrive by the Prince John and others travel for settlement. Several locals return from Rupert and Prince Rupert with news of weeks long stays. Al Orr clears space for a tennis court beside his house. Bill White reports favorable conditions on the East coast. W L Barton from Ya koun river reports progress inland. S D Sewall leaves for Vancouver seeking settlers and plans to return with another group. Twenty three settlers located by Mr. Sewall across from the Woden in two weeks. Massett residents picnic at North Beach on Good Friday. The Islander owner thanks helpers in moving plant and goods from Queenstown to Massett. Charles Harrison improves Main Street properties including the Government Telegraph Office and The Islander. Town crews clear stumps on Main Street, prompting calls for new sidewalks and public spirit.

Bill White W. L. Barton Yakoun S. D Sewall Vancouver Queenstown Massett Cornie and van Valkenberg Charles Harrison Main Street Government Telegraph Office

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the Islander Island E. Evans Nada Wilfrid Hughes J. A. Long Doolittles Prince John Chas. Ives Rita Martin Nellie Ives al Orr
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