Indictment for assault; assault on Loo How; verdict guilty; sentence $125; 1873/01/01

Indictment for larceny; theft of boots and trousers; verdict guilty; sentence 4 months with
hard labour; Victoria; 1874/01/01
Recognisance of bail; requiring A. Myers to appear to prosecute his servant; 1874/01/02
Deposition of A. Myers; 1874/01/03

Receipt; issued to Pahalie, an Indian, for hire of canoe from Yale to Hope with election papers; 1874/02/01

Indictment of Portlett and Macmooy-sock-me; with Macmooy-sock-me for murder of
No-look-a-me. True Bill by Robert Dunsmuir, Nanaimo. Verdict not guilty; Nanaimo;
1875/01/01
Deposition of Charley; an Indian, interpreted; 1875/01/01
Deposition of Macmooy; an Indian, interpreted; 1875/01/02
Deposition of Sal-la-coot-sa; an Indian, interpreted; 1875/01/03

Indictment for murder; verdict not guilty of early Burrard Inlet crime; 1875/02/01

Indictment for manslaughter; at Ashcroft; 1875/03/01

Recognisance of bail; of Mack-quill-aye; 1875/04/01
Recognisance of bail; of Qua-quill-oak; 1875/04/02

Commitment of Ah Bow; to trial at New Westminster assize; 1875/05/01
Recognisances; to prosecute and give evidence; 1875/05/02
Deposition of Ellard; re theft of meerschaum pipes and knives; 1875/05/03
Deposition of Jackson; 1875/05/04
Statement of Ah Bow; all statements witnessed by Arthur Bushby, James Douglas‟ sonin-
law; 1875/05/05

Indictment for assault of Maggie, an Indian girl; trial was stopped because judge
recommended more serious charge of rape; Victoria; 1876/01/01
Indictment for rape of Maggie; verdict guilty; sentence 7 years with hard labour;
1876/01/02
Information of Maggie; a Songhish Indian girl; 1876/01/03
Deposition of Maggie; 1876/01/04
Deposition of Thos. Lindsay; Victoria constable; 1876/01/05
Deposition of PeterWilliams; 1876/01/06
Deposition of Jack; a Songhish Indian; 1876/01/07
Deposition of Mary; a Songhish Indian; 1876/01/08
Deposition of Marc Walton; 1876/01/09
Affidavit of H. Courtenay; 1876/01/10

Statement of claim; by Wah Fung; 1877/01/01

Recognisance to give evidence; Ah Yeng testimony in trial of Lee Fook for assault of Chin Jay; 1879/01/01
Recognisance to give evidence; Ah Tuong; 1879/01/02

Deposition of Sheepham; alias Jack; 1879/02/01
Deposition of Quokin; alias Ben; 1879/02/02

Assize court calendar; indictment of Indian Snick, alias Black Jack, for stealing brandy from a wagon; verdict guilty; sentence 6 months. JH Gray, judge; 1879/03/01

Record of proceedings; summary of indictments, verdicts and sentences; list of grand and general juries; 1879/04/01

Correspondence (copy); re proposed sale of land on Kuper‟s Island (Mayne) stated that all land on island is Indian land with exception of subject acreage.; 1880/01/01

Map of subject property; m/s drawing; 1880/01/02

Deposition of Chul-kil-kita; a Queen Charlotte Indian; 1881/01/01

Response to request; re request of Penelacut Indians for approval of elders in tribe.
Refers to lack of authority of tribes to elect Indians from outside tribe. Signed by Israel Powell, Indian Superintendent.; 1881/02/01

Rrequest for dissolution; 1881/06/01
Depositions of J. Hodgson 2; 1881/06/02
Deposition of J. Leequneesh; 1881/06/03
Affidavit of W. Duncan; Rev. Wm Duncan, Metlakatla; 1881/06/04

Warrant of complaint; by Thomas Lindsay re theft of $400, Victoria; 1882/01/01
Deposition of John McLeod; 1882/01/02; deposition of Pow Kee; with m/s drawing of house where incident occurred; 1882/01/03
Deposition of Ah Hong; a Chinaman, interpreted by Wm. Leigh; 1882/01/04
Statement of Ki Chen; the accused; 1882/01/05

Instructions with list; instructions to deliver list of tools to Bella Coola, authorized by Israel Powell.; 1882/03/01

Indictment for theft; theft of blankets, calico and trousers, the property of Henry Croasdaile, Victoria; verdict guilty; 1883/01/01

Indictment of Ah Chow; verdict guilty; 1883/03/01

Indictment of Charley; Yale assizes; 1883/04/01
Warrant of commitment; 1883/04/02
Information & complaint; by Indian Jimmy; 1883/04/03

Warrant to apprehend; Tom-keets-ka-mum for murder; 1884/01/01

Surrender of citizenship; by Jim Fook; Chinese script endorsed; 1885/01/01

Indictment for larceny; verdict guilty; sentence 2 years, Kamloops; 1887/01/01

Indictment for larceny; stealing a saddle & bridle from Johnny Quilasethet; proceedings not completed due to conviction for horse stealing; 1887/02/01

Indictment horse stealing; verdict guilty; 1887/03/01

Assize court calendar; Ah Chow, guilty of murder, sentence death; Indian Baldy
discharged. October 10, 1887, signed George Walkem, judge; 1887/04/01

Affidavit of Lee Chung; re treatment of Chinese girl as witness; 1887/05/01

Indictment of Yung; stealing a pick from CPR; verdict not guilty; Kamloops; 1888/01/01

Warrants; 18 Asian individuals charged; 1891/01/01

Receipt for $445; Receipt for $7; Proposal to purchase Horse drag and Harness; Appointment to Examine; Information and Complaint of J. Ridge, A. Churton, A. Barnet, R. Bishop, and P.J. Hall

-Smallbone is being charged with forgery with the intent of defrauding Mr. Ridge. Smallbone forged Ridge's name on various receipts for money received for a horse and harness with the purpose of defrauding Ridge.

Indictment by True Bill of Kockyah, for cutting with the Intent to Murder and Cutting with the Intent to Maim.

-Kockyah, an Indian is charged with feloniously and unlawfully cutting and wounding Naata with the intent to kill and murder. Verdict Guilty, signed by C.J. David Cameron, 19 April 1864.

Recognizance of Bail; Appointment to examine; Information of P. Kaukin; depositions of J. Copland, P. Hawkin, A. Sain, and Kenneth McKenzie; Indictment.

-Ah Sain, alias Sam Mooey, a Chinaman labourer and A. Tom, alias Joe, also a Chinese labourer, are charged with breaking and entering into the house of J. Copland and then stealing various personal possessions from him.

Indictment by True Bill of grand Jury, Foreman, Robert Burnaby.

-Charley, an Indian late of Nanaimo, is charged with making an assault on an Indian woman and for feloniously and violently stealing and taking her possessions. Guilty verdict, Sentence, 2 years with hard labour.

Indictment by True Bill, for Larceny.

-Defendants are charged with feloniously stealing two bags of flour, one boat sail, one coil of rope and one gold nugget from N. George. verdict, not guilty, prisoner discharged.

Indictment, by True Bill for Stabbing with Intent.

-Ah Sow is charged with Stabbing and Wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Verdict, not guilty, prisoner discharged.

Indictment, by True Bill, Information and Complaint of C. Payne; Depositions of J.A. MacDonald, W. May; Statement of the Accused; Recognizance to Prosecute.

• Clepham is charged with robbing C. Payne and while doing so causing him grievous bodily harm by hitting him with a stick. Verdict, Guilty of Assault, Sentence, 2 months with hard labour.

Indictment for Stealing a Bridle; Information and Complaint of G. Byrnes; Depositors of G. Byrnes.

-Cheng is charged with stealing a bridle from the stable of Byrnes in Barkerville. verdict, Guilty, Sentence, 3 months with hard labour.

Testimony of Henry Heisterman and Chun Tan regarding the market value of property owned by Tong Kee of Victoria who died intestate 27 July 1869.

Affidavit of James Leequneesh regarding petition to dissolve marriage with Louisa Leequneesh because of adultery. Documents witnessed by Rev. William Duncan of Metlakatla. Petition granted by Judge Henry Crease.

Affidavit of Long Chong; Steamer ticket Victoria to Hong Kong per s.s. Volmer, endorsed by stamp of "Tai Chong, Victoria".

-Mox Sing, defendant, was heavily indebted with mortgages on property in the Clinton area and apparently was trying to leave B.C. The steamer ticket was entered as evidence that he had made his plans to leave.

Indictment for Burglary, Larceny and Accessories after the fact; Warrants to Apprehen a Person Indicted; Statement of the Accused; Verdict.

-Defendant are charged with breaking and entering the dwelling house of Pow Kee and stealing $400 from him.

Information and complaint of T. Styles; Depositions of T. Styles, F.W. O'Connor; J. Flevin; T.G. Moody and G.T. Fox; Statement of the Accused.

-Ah Sam is charged with breaking and entering the dwelling house of Mr. Styles and stealing certain possession from him.

Indictment for Larceny and Receiving.

-Lin Sam is charged with stealing and carrying away two watches from Mr. Issacs.

Affidavit with support of leave to defend, signed by Dallas Helmcken with 10c. B.C. Law Stamp.

Order; Recognizance of Bail; Recognizance to Give Evidence.

-Ton is charged with feloniously receiving and having a for $250 that he knew to have been stolen and carried away.

Recognizance of Bail; Order; Warrant of Deliverance.

-Ah Moon is charged with feloniously wounding and causing grievous bodily harm to D. Jones outside the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Fort Street in Victoria.

Indictment for Assault Occasioning Bodily Harm.

-Johnny is charged with assaulting J. Dean, causing him bodily harm and other wrongs.