After the Indian Act was passed in 1876, and with the Joint Indian Reserve Commission, a reserve was plotted out for the native peoples living at this location. Both in 1886 and 1902, portions of the reserve were expropriated by the federal government for railway purposes. In 1913 the B.C.
Following the passage of the Indian Act in 1876, a designated area was set aside for the native peoples living at this location with the Joint Indian Reserve Commission. Subsequent to this, parts of the reserve were taken over by the federal government in 1886 and 1902 for railway development. In 1913, British Columbia.