Suffrage--British Columbia

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Ferguson, Mrs. Alexander H. Victoria

The file consists of photocopies of Department of Education forms re attendance of pupils, ca. 1913-1914. The forms are signed Dorothy Bryant and include one filled out for Sumas. There is a also circular letter from Women's Suffrage Referendum Association and a circular from the Dept. of Education regarding prohibition, both dated 1916.

Lieutenant Governor Charles Arthur Banks and Mrs. Banks, at Government House;with William Scow and Chief Frank Assu

Reception at Government House following opening ceremonies of BC Legislature. Chief Scow, president of the Native Brotherhood of BC, and Chief Assu, president of the North American Brotherhood of Indians, had presented petition thanking legislature for being the first in Canada to grant Indians the right to vote.

From left to right: Lieutenant-Governor Charles Arthur Banks, Chief William Scow, Mrs. (Jane Charlotte) Banks, Chief Frank Assu.

Participants at the Indian suffrage ceremony at the Kitzsegukla Community Hall

Group photo on steps of Community Hall after ceremony. From l to r: Constance Cox (interpreter); Maisie Armytage-Moore (later Maisie Hurley); Chief Harold Sinclair; Percy Richards (E.A. to Premier); E.T. Kenney (MLA, Skeena and Minister of Lands and Forests); Mrs. Byron Johnson (Kate); Chief Peter Cooksen; Premier Byron Johnson; B. Johnson, Jr.; Chief Arthur McDames; Olaf Hanson (former Skeena MP); Jeffrey Johnson, Smithers; George Martin, Hazelton; Joe Wesley, Kitzsegukla; Fred Johnson, Kitwanga.