District Notes Deferred To Next Week
Owing to space pressure and other circumstances district notes are held over this week to be revisited next week.
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Newspaper
Queen Charlotte Islander
Location
Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1912
Page
2
Owing to space pressure and other circumstances district notes are held over this week to be revisited next week.
At the request of district member Mr. Wm. Manson the deputy minister of agriculture Mr. W. E. Scott and J. E. Carpenter visit Graham Island to study conditions. With Mr. Manson they reached Massett last week and will tour the islands making inquiries. Government agent E. M. Sandi Lands and C. J. Gillingham accompany the party who expect to reach Queen Charlotte soon.
School Inspector J. T. Pollock of Vancouver arrived yesterday from Prince Rupert. He visited Sandspit school and will inspect the local school tomorrow while also inquiring about opening a school at Skidegate.
The Leap Year dance on Saturday night drew wide enjoyment with the event ending at midnight. Ladies chose partners, while men learned their popularity among the company. The Indian orchestra donated their services, delivering the best music on the islands.
Mr and Mrs Creer and family arrived from the south and Mr Creer will take charge of the wireless station at Dead Tree Point transferred from Triangle Island. Mr C M McIntyre returns to the station at Ikeda Bay.
The Premier Hotel reported guest arrivals including J. T. Pollock of Vancouver Mr and Mrs Paul Post from Prince Rupert E H Lea S Maynard A Scott and E Blanquist all of Vancouver J H Hickey from Victoria and Robert Graham of Rennell Sound.
D. 8. Horner and E. H. Lea arrived in the city yesterday from Vancouver.
The discussion records concern caribou on Graham Island and whether they are near extinction. Dr. Ells notes possible deer sightings along the north shore near Virago Sound, while Kermode and Sheldon push for protection and possible importation from the mainland to preserve breeding. Government action to stock islands is urged. the item ends with a note it continues next week.
The s s Aim e towing Cochrane s coal oil boat made a quick trip to Prince Rupert for gasoline and powder. The round journey took five days.
Good croppers and excellent keepers. For further particulars apply to W.PRETTEJOHN, Hydah P.O., Graham Island, B.C.
Wilfred Doughty, a Skidegate fish packer, applies for a license to take 2 cubic feet per second from Oliver creek on Moresby Island for industrial use on Lot 4. Water diversion would occur 1–2 miles upstream with filings in Prince Rupert and objections to be sent to Victoria.
Water notice announces damming of Dempster Creek flowing north through Lot 885 and crown land to Alliford Bay near Lot 835 for industrial use at Lot 4 Moresby Island. Diversion planned about 1-3 miles upstream. Application filed with Water Recorder, Prince Rupert. Objections may be filed with Water Recorder or the comptroller of water rights in Victoria.
Water out of Axmans Creek in a westerly flow through Lots 929 and 4 on Moresby Island empties into Alliford Bay near the north boundary of Lot 4. Application or location details will be filed in the office of Lionel Crippen, agent.
A. W. Carter of Skidegate intends to apply for permission to buy lands on Moresby Island Lot 4. The parcel measures about 45 acres and is described by specific boundary chains from a southeast post. Agent Lionel Crippen, date April 5, 1912.
Robert Johnson a Masset farmer intends to purchase lands described as starting at a post 80 chains north of the A. P. 86638 northeast corner then west 15 chains north 40 chains east 5 chains and along the shore back to the start with the date February 8 1912.
Notice under the Provincial Elections Act states objections to names on the Skeena Electoral District Register of Voters. A Court of Revision will be held May 6 1912 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon at the Court House Prince Rupert B C to hear and determine objections.
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