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Report of W.A. Macdonald, K.C., Commissioner. The Commissioner was appointed "to ascertain to what extent registration has been effected of subdivision of lands granted by the Crown since the passage of the Land Act Amendment Act, 1896, and what lots and blocks of land comprised in such subdivisions have been reconveyed to the Crown in accordance with the requirements of the said Act, and an Act to amend and consolidate the laws affecting Crown Lands.". For Proceedings see GR-0792. (Marjorie C. Holmes, Royal Commissions an Commissions of Inquiry, 1872-1942, stated that the Report had not been found.

Speedy trial case index giving name and suit number.

Correspondence and appeals under the "Electric Power Act".

Reports of Dr. Richard Gordon Foulkes, as well as several submissions to the Health Security Project. Dr. Foulkes was appointed as a Special Consultant to the Minister of Health in 1973. His terms of reference were "to present recommendations which could lead to a rationalization of health care services of the Province".

These files include working files and reports of Dr. Foulkes, as well as several submissions to the Health Security Project.

Copies of original wills which can be found in GR-1052.

These records comprise annual reports of public hospitals in British Columbia for 1969. The information contained in these reports was normally published by the British Columbia Government as the Report on Hospital Statistics and the Administration of the Hospital Act. The report was not published for 1969 so these records have been retained as the only source of the information.

Nine scrapbooks complied at the clinic, containing newspaper and magazine articles relating to the Crease Clinic and mental health issues in general.

Three indices to the first five volumes, licenses 1-1100. of GR-0177, coal and petroleum licenses, lot 4593, East Kootenay. The indices are arrange alphabetically by name and license number.

Index to (v. 1) and lists of applications (v. 2) to prospect for coal, or coal and petroleum on the Telkwa River, and on Lot 4593, East Kootenay. The index to the Telkwa River series is alphabetically by name to page number, and to Lot 4593 E-K, alphabetically by name to original license number. Information includes copies of gazette notices, license numbers and dates, license renewal numbers and letters inward and outward numbers. There is no interrelation between the Telkwa River license numbers and those of Lot 4593 E-K.

Firm index 1948-1966; Partnership index and individual index 1900-1953.

Partnership declarations, 1964-1966; list of firms, 1942-1966; and a circular letter to County Court Registrars, July 18, 1968, explaining that Partnership registrations should be made to the Registrar of Companies.

Cause books with plaintiff indexes.

Orders and judgements, 1/1911 to 99/1920.

Case files from appeals of criminal convictions.

Criminal case files: 28/47 Rex v. Gus M. Sandwick and 29/47 Rex v. Oliver Lindstrom.

Documents (kept by William Dodd, Registrar of the County Court) including correspondence, summonses, plaints, invoices, judgements, garnishees, dispute notes and exhibits.

Documents (kept by William Dodd, Registrar of the County Court) correspondence to William Dodd, informations, summonses, invoices, plaints, judgements, warrants, garnishees, dispute notes and exhibits. Three cases from 1898 are from the Small Debts Court (Yale). Also, Hong Yuen vs. Barber from 1910.

Case files.

Distinguished Visitors Books, 1951-1986, signed by the British Royal family, other royalty, Field-Marshall Montgomery of Alamein, Heads of State, Ambassadors, etc. Vol. 1, Aug. 1951 - Sept. 1969; Vol. 2, Oct. 1969 - July 1978; Vol. 3, Aug. 1978 - March 1986. Vol. 4 contains signatures of those admitted to the Order of the Dogwood, Nov. 1966 - Oct. 1980, with signatures including the British Royal Family, Major-General George Pearkes, Nancy Greene, and Terry Fox.

Photographs depict visits to Victoria and Vancouver by Prince Philip and Prince Andrew as part of a Royal tour which included the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, AB. Photos include sites visited such as the Vancouver Rowing Club, downtown Victoria and a presentation of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards held in the Legislative Assembly chamber. Also depicted are: Minister, Provincial Secretary and Travel Industry, Grace McCarthy; Mike Young (Mayor of Victoria); Premier W.R. (Bill) Bennett, and Lieutenant Governor Henry Pybus Bell-Irving.

Case files from appeals of criminal convictions: 306/38 - Rex. v. Marie Roth; 11/41 - Rex. v. Maki; 69/42 - Rex. v. Philip Nalepa.

Case files: 52/38 Reeves v. Beaton.

Dockets from the County Court of East Kootenay holden at Golden before His Honour Judge G.H. Thompson, 1912, 1916, 1918-1922.

Case files.

Probate/estate files: 1924, Walter Morley and Elizabeth Morley Frazier; and #55/1938 for Frances Jessie Wilson.

Law stamp register showing date, name, denomination (10 cents up to 1.00), value (gross, discount and net) for stamps received and stamps issued. Law stamps from 1930-1973 are found in GR-2211.

Civil case file 12/1902. Hopper vs Dunsmuir including exhibits, newspaper clippings, depositions and transcript. Also transcripts from an appeal of this case heard in San Francisco in 1905. Depositions and transcript on microfilm (B09711].

Case files from appeals of criminal convictions, 1937, 1948-1950.

In 1969 the Community Care Facilities Licensing Act replaced the Welfare Institutions Licensing Act regulating private care facilities in the province. The following year responsibility for the supervision and administration of the Act was transferred from the Department of Rehabilitation and Social Improvement to the Health Branch of the Department of Health Services and Hospital Insurance, as was the Chief Inspector and his staff.

The Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board was instituted about 1976, when the Community Care Facilities Licensing Board was split into the Adult Care and the Child Care Boards. Members on the board included staff of the Department of Health, Department of Human Resources, Department of Education as well as community representatives.

These records consist of files created and received by the Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board (previously the Community Care Facilities Board). They include correspondence with universities and colleges in B.C. relating to the topic of early childhood education and day care supervision courses. They also contain general correspondence with school districts and health units.

Case files created for the purpose of administration of benefits under the Guaranteed Available Income for Need (GAIN) Act.

In 1969 the Community Care Facilities Licensing Act replaced the Welfare Institutions Licensing Act in regulating private care facilities in the province. The next year the responsibility for the supervision and administration of the act was transferred from the Department of Rehabilitation and Social Improvement to the Health Branch of the Department of Health Services and Hospital Insurance, along with the chief inspector and his staff.

The Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board came into being ca. 1976 when the Community Care Facilities Licensing Board split into two boards; adult care and child care boards. Membership on the board included staff of the Department of Health, Department of Human Resources, Department of Education and community representatives.

These records are files of the staff of the Provincial Child Care Facilities Licensing Board (earlier the Community Care Facilities Division). The files include correspondence of the executive officer of the board.