PEI Game

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

This is a combo of an idea I had for "the island" game, and a combo of my canadian political sim idea.

This is not some rough combo idea, in fact, this is a very old idea from back when I used to live on PEI and back before I had friends on the internet It was a game I'd play with myself. Since it fits in between these two ideas (which are also games I used to play with myself during that time) I think that it might be more successful.

First of all, get to know this map:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/PrinceEdwardIsland_map_1874.jpg
And this map:
http://atlanticportal.hil.unb.ca/acva/macdonald/images/gallery/zoom/pei_map.jpg

This is the island you will be playing on.
It is a real place: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Edward_Island


Here is a rail map I made: http://maps.google.ca/maps/ms?hl=en&geocode=&ie=UTF8&vps=1&jsv=289a&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=101714683938336514556.00049383c750da072fcdb

I will put this on the "game" map in a bit.


As for the "story" in short:

A number of people have been thrown back in time (or at least that is what you guys can figure) to PEI before it was developed. But, there is no one around, except you people of course.

You have been chosen as a leader of a Parish (or a group of Parishes) and as such, you sit on the Island wide council.

More to come! Sign up below!!



This is the game map: http://www.ridingbyriding.ca/AMSTAR/pei_map.gif

Note each Parish has a Capitol City (square dot)

This is a smaller reference map:


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Price Samples, Spring of year 1
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2701448#msg2701448

Lot Concerns, Spring of year 1
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700679#msg2700679

Rail Travel Times:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700620#msg2700620

Spring Budget, year 1:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700609#msg2700609

Parliament
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700520#msg2700520

Currency Info:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700234#msg2700234

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

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You may also pick one of these titles:

prefect
captain
commander
comptroller
magistrate
chair
(super)intendent
manager
chief
reeve
sheriff
provost
mayor
warden
dean
chancellor
director
(grand)archon
lord
(arch)duke
(vis)count
bishop


HOWEVER... only one person per title!!! So pick your favourite fast!

You will then be the ___ of that Parish.

IE the Chief of the Halifax Parish or the Director of the East Parish etc.


You may also submit your own for approval, but it should ideally be something in the vein of the above.

BANNED TITLES!

King, or anything like Emperor, Sultan etc.
I am King

President, Prime Minister, Governor etc.
We will elect that


NORTH - Anne, Countess
EGMONT - Temporarily Off Limits
HALIFAX - Zero, The Director
RICHMOND - oakvale, dean
ST. DAVID - Swedish Cheese, The Bishop
PRINCETON - Temporarily Off Limits
GRENVILLE - homelycooking, Provost
HILLSBOROUGH - Sewer, Duke
CHARLOTTE - Temporarily Off Limits
CHARLOTTETOWN - Bacon King, Mayor
BEDFORD - Vazdul, Chancellor
ST. JOHN - Libertas, Archon
ST. PATRICK - Barnes, Lord
ST. GEORGE - Temporarily Off Limits
ST. ANDREW - N!K, magistrate
GEORGETOWN - Temporarily Off Limits
EAST - RosettaStoned, Warden

Pronouncation tips:

Crapaud - "Crap O"
Gaspereaux - "Gasp Er O"
Montague - "Mont ah Q"
Souris - "SueRee"


TOO LATE!?

Each parish can have a deputy! You can apply to play and wait until someone accepts you, or, if you are smart, you will PM someone you already know who is playing and ask to be their deputy!

This will also help in the instance when someone goes AWOL, their parish will not fall into disorder.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

FULL CENSUS

IN EACH PARISH
saw mills   3    +/- 1
tanneries   1   
grist mills   2   
churches   4    +/- 1
schoolhouses   3    +/- 1
cooper stations   1   
boats   12    +/- 3
IN EACH RURAL PARISH (IE, Not Charlottetown)
horse   175    +/- 25
cattle   450    +/- 50
hogs   325    +/- 35
sheep   950    +/- 90
   
There is a Distillery in Charlottetown, and there are specialized mills in each of the three county seats.   
         
lot   1   -   672   -   2   
lot   2   -   307   -   1   
lot   3   -   216   -   1   
NORTH PARISH      -   1195   -   -   4
   Tignish   -   314         
                  
                  
lot   4   -   447   -   2   
lot   5   -   154   -   1   
lot   6   -   421   -   2   
lot   7   -   132   -   1   
EGMONT PARISH      -   1154   -   -   6
   Albeton   -   192         
   O'Leary   -   172         
                  
lot   8   -   159   -   1   
lot   9   -   190   -   1   
lot   10   -   188   -   1   
lot   11   -   201   -   1   
lot   12   -   370   -   1   
HALIFAX PARISH      -   1108   -   -   5
   Ellerslie   -   160         
                  
lot   13   -   464   -   2   
lot   14   -   198   -   1   
lot   15   -   160   -   1   
lot   16   -   378   -   1   
lot   17   -   1272   -   3   
RICHMOND PARISH      -   2472   -   -   8
   Summerside   -   984         
   Tyne Valley   -   204         
   Wellington   -   197         
                  
lot   18   -   202   -   1   
lot   19   -   489   -   2   
lot   25   -   187   -   1   
lot   26   -   458   -   2   
lot   27   -   190   -   1   
lot   28   -   394   -   1   
ST. DAVID PARISH      -   1920   -   -   8
   Kensington   -   333         
   Bedeque   -   198         
   Carleton   -   164         
                  
PRINCETON      -   109   -   -   1
                  
lot   20   -   188   -   1   
lot   21   -   190   -   1   
lot   22   -   409   -   1   
lot   23   -   420   -   2   
lot   67   -   520   -   2   
GRENVILLE PARISH      -   1727   -   -   7
   Breadalbane   -   247         
   Cavendish   -   191         
   Hunter River   -   170         
      -            
lot   29   -   620   -   2   
lot   30   -   457   -   2   
lot   31   -   209   -   1   
lot   65   -   202   -   1   
HILLSBOROUGH PARISH      -   1488   -   -   6
   Crapaud   -   399         
   Bonshaw   -   204         
                  
lot   24   -   498   -   2   
lot   32   -   798   -   2   
lot   33   -   444   -   2   
lot   34   -   289   -   1   
CHARLOTTE PARISH      -   2029   -   -   7
   Cornwall   -   503         
   Rustico   -   300         
   Winsloe   -   233         
                  
CHARLOTTETOWN      -   1284   -   -   3
                  
lot   35   -   129   -   1   
lot   36   -   130   -   1   
lot   37   -   341   -   1   
lot   48   -   602   -   2   
lot   49   -   416   -   2   
BEDFORD PARISH      -   1618   -   -   7
   Rosebank   -   417         
   Mount Stewart   -   240         
                  
lot   50   -   398   -   1   
lot   57   -   197   -   1   
lot   58   -   379   -   1   
lot   60   -   112   -   1   
lot   62   -   132   -   1   
ST. JOHN PARISH      -   1218   -   -   5
   Belfast   -   187         
   Vernon Bridge   -   186         
                  
lot   38   -   150   -   1   
lot   39   -   169   -   1   
lot   40   -   487   -   2   
lot   41   -   372   -   1   
lot   42   -   178   -   1   
ST. PATRICK PARISH      -   1356   -   -   6
   Morell   -   280         
   St. Peters   -   180         
                  
lot   43   -   176   -   1   
lot   44   -   140   -   1   
lot   45   -   602   -   2   
lot   46   -   155   -   1   
lot   47   -   121   -   1   
EAST PARISH      -   1194   -   -   6
   Souris   -   400         
                  
lot   51   -   609   -   2   
lot   52   -   149   -   1   
lot   53   -   420   -   2   
lot   54   -   126   -   1   
lot   55   -   148   -   1   
lot   56   -   157   -   1   
lot   66   -   102   -   1   
ST. GEORGE PARISH      -   1711   -   -   9
   Montague   -   393         
   Cardigan   -   203         
                  
GEORGETOWN      -   410   -   -   2
                  
lot   59   -   158   -   1   
lot   61   -   202   -   1   
lot   63   -   409   -   1   
lot   64   -   423   -   2   
ST. ANDREW PARISH      -   1192   -   -   5
   Murray Harbour   -   209         
   Murray River   -   189         

         

1284   -   CHARLOTTETOWN
984   -   Summerside
503   -   Cornwall
417   -   Rosebank
410   -   GEORGETOWN
400   -   Souris
399   -   Crapaud
393   -   Montague
333   -   Kensington
314   -   Tignish
300   -   Rustico
280   -   Morell
247   -   Breadalbane
240   -   Mount Stewart
233   -   Winsloe
209   -   Murray Harbour
204   -   Tyne Valley
204   -   Bonshaw
203   -   Cardigan
198   -   Bedeque
197   -   Wellington
192   -   Albeton
191   -   Cavendish
189   -   Murray River
187   -   Belfast
186   -   Vernon Bridge
180   -   St. Peters
172   -   O'Leary
170   -   Hunter River
164   -   Carleton
160   -   Ellerslie
109   -   PRINCETON

2472   -   RICHMOND PARISH
2029   -   CHARLOTTE PARISH
1920   -   ST. DAVID PARISH
1727   -   GRENVILLE PARISH
1711   -   ST. GEORGE PARISH
1618   -   BEDFORD PARISH
1488   -   HILLSBOROUGH PARISH
1356   -   ST. PATRICK PARISH
1284   -   CHARLOTTETOWN
1218   -   ST. JOHN PARISH
1195   -   NORTH PARISH
1194   -   EAST PARISH
1192   -   ST. ANDREW PARISH
1154   -   EGMONT PARISH
1108   -   HALIFAX PARISH
410   -   GEORGETOWN
109   -   PRINCETON
      
23,185   - ISLAND WIDE   
      


Charlottetown      -   1284   -   3
Lot   17   -   1272   -   3
Lot   32   -   798   -   2
Lot   1   -   672   -   2
Lot   29   -   620   -   2
Lot   51   -   609   -   2
Lot   45   -   602   -   2
Lot   48   -   602   -   2
Lot   67   -   520   -   2
Lot   24   -   498   -   2
Lot   19   -   489   -   2
Lot   40   -   487   -   2
Lot   13   -   464   -   2
Lot   26   -   458   -   2
Lot   30   -   457   -   2
Lot   4   -   447   -   2
Lot   33   -   444   -   2
Lot   64   -   423   -   2
Lot   6   -   421   -   2
Lot   23   -   420   -   2
Lot   53   -   420   -   2
Lot   49   -   416   -   2
Georgetown      -   410   -   2
Lot   22   -   409   -   1
Lot   63   -   409   -   1
Lot   50   -   398   -   1
Lot   28   -   394   -   1
Lot   58   -   379   -   1
Lot   16   -   378   -   1
Lot   41   -   372   -   1
Lot   12   -   370   -   1
Lot   37   -   341   -   1
Lot   2   -   307   -   1
Lot   34   -   289   -   1
Lot   3   -   216   -   1
Lot   31   -   209   -   1
Lot   18   -   202   -   1
Lot   61   -   202   -   1
Lot   65   -   202   -   1
Lot   11   -   201   -   1
Lot   14   -   198   -   1
Lot   57   -   197   -   1
Lot   9   -   190   -   1
Lot   21   -   190   -   1
Lot   27   -   190   -   1
Lot   10   -   188   -   1
Lot   20   -   188   -   1
Lot   25   -   187   -   1
Lot   42   -   178   -   1
Lot   43   -   176   -   1
Lot   39   -   169   -   1
Lot   15   -   160   -   1
Lot   8   -   159   -   1
Lot   59   -   158   -   1
Lot   56   -   157   -   1
Lot   46   -   155   -   1
Lot   5   -   154   -   1
Lot   38   -   150   -   1
Lot   52   -   149   -   1
Lot   55   -   148   -   1
Lot   44   -   140   -   1
Lot   7   -   132   -   1
Lot   62   -   132   -   1
Lot   36   -   130   -   1
Lot   35   -   129   -   1
Lot   54   -   126   -   1
Lot   47   -   121   -   1
Lot   60   -   112   -   1
Princeton      -   109   -   1
Lot   66   -   102   -   1
               
Assembly            -   95




Some occupations that people have:
Farmer (50%+1 of the population does this)
Distiller
Cabinet Maker
Schoolmaster
Shoemaker
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Weaver
Mason
Fisherman
Shipbuilder
Tailor
Miller
Cooper
Merchant
Mechanic
Sailor
Post Master
Priest/Reverend
Butcher
Hotelkeeper
Doctor


For those who don't know...
a cooper is someone who makes wooden staved vessels of a conical form, of greater length than breadth, bound together with hoops and possessing flat ends or heads. Examples of a cooper's work include but are not limited to casks, barrels, buckets, tubs, butter churns, hogsheads, firkins, tierces, rundlets, puncheons, pipes, tuns, butts, pins, and breakers.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Price Samples, Spring of year 1
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2701448#msg2701448

Lot Concerns, Spring of year 1
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700679#msg2700679

Rail Travel Times:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700620#msg2700620

Spring Budget, year 1:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700609#msg2700609

Parliament
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700520#msg2700520

Currency Info:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=126923.msg2700234#msg2700234


CURRENT ACTIONS:

Cargo Vessel under construction, Bedford Parish

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Can I be the Bishop of St. David.
 

You may.

Mayor of Charlottetown plz.

Charlottetown is yours; however "Mayor" as a title is taken.

I shall be Dean of Richmond if no-one else has taken it.

It is yours.

Might I have Grenville?

Yes, you may also pick a title.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

My mistake, Mayor is not taken, it is yours.

Also, map updated. St. Andrew is the only free parish!

Three rural parishes remain reserved for the purposes of giving all of you something to fight over.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Excellent. Then I shall henceforth be known by the style and title of homelycooking, Provost of Grenville.

(It's not a big deal, Teddy, but could you correct the spelling of my name on your territory map? Provosts do not appreciate the misspelling of their most honorable and majestic names. )

Your name is "too long"

I will call you "Provost"

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

I, the Right Honorable Chancellor of the Parish of Bedford, am greatly displeased that the provincial government continues to deny Bedford's rightful jurisdiction over Governor's Island and the surrounding territorial waters. These territorial waters are an integral part of Bedford, yet the provincial government continues to ignore the plight of our budding shipping industry. A stately residence in Charlottetown would be more than suitable for the provincial government's needs.

The island belongs to me Not the provincial government (which you can also call federal, or national)

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Also note you are all Senators! Each parish sends two Senators to the Senate, with the exception of the non-Charlottetown county seats, which each send one.

This is also an assembly, but none of you get to play in that, sorry

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Statement from the King

The island remains under the civil administration of the parish, however, is private property of the crown, but that ownership is no different than the ownership of a farm by a private citizen with the parish, except that the owner is the crown.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

SPRING UPDATES

Each parish collects a tithe of 10% on all income. This is what the citizens expect.
Each parish in turn sends 1/3rd of their income to the national government.

There are three different currencies on the island.
The Pound of Stirling Silver £
The Pound of Gold €
the Pound of Copper $

Though there are no set prices for conversion, 90-110 $ can buy you one £, and 30-35 £ can buy you one €

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

How far upstream is the Hillsborough River navigable?

Depends on the size of the boat. In general, anything wide enough to be shown as an open river on the large map (and not just a line) is navigable by at least the smallest of boats. 

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

How far upstream is the Hillsborough River navigable?

Depends on the size of the boat. In general, anything wide enough to be shown as an open river on the large map (and not just a line) is navigable by at least the smallest of boats.  

Let's say (hypothetically) that I wanted to take an ironclad frigate up the Hillsborough River. How far could I go? And what's the largest boat that could dock in Mount Stewart?

Although you do have the pleasure of owning and operating the largest, most militarily powerful boat in the entire island, I think that you should be aware of it's size. Here is a picture of the vessel.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Last one here, St. Andrew, and I wish to be the Magistrate.

It is done.

I, Barnes, Lord of St. Patrick, do hereby decree that a small, iron rail bridge shall be constructed to cross the Morrell River, and to replace the current, dilapidated, track.  The construction of said track shall be in way that shall not upset the daily train fare through the town of Morrell and the surrounding countryside.

The current rail bridge provides for two tracks and a rail connection in both directions. It is considered to be "adequate" by current standards.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

NORTH
Countess Anni - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
4 Assembly Members - PRESENT

EGMONT (NPC)
Captain Jane - Not Present
Deputy Senator - Not Present
5 Assembly Members - Not Present -1, war

HALIFAX
The Director - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
6 Assembly Members - PRESENT +1, war

RICHMOND
Dean Oakvale - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
8 Assembly Members - PRESENT

ST. DAVID
The Bishop - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
8 Assembly Members - PRESENT

PRINCETON (NPC)
Commander Rupert - PRESENT
Deputy Seantor - Not Present
1 Assembly Members - Not Present

GRENVILLE
Provost - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
7 Assembly Members - PRESENT

HILLSBOROUGH
Duke Sewer - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
6 Assembly Members - PRESENT

CHARLOTTE (NPC)
Reeve Lance - Not Present
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
7 Assembly Members - PRESENT

CHARLOTTETOWN
Mayor Bacon King - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
3 Assembly Members - PRESENT

BEDFORD
Chancellor Vazdul - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
7 Assembly Members - PRESENT

ST. JOHN
Archon Libertas - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
5 Assembly Members - PRESENT

ST. PATRICK
Lord Barnes - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
6 Assembly Members - PRESENT

EAST
Warden RosettaStoned - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
6 Assembly Members - PRESENT

ST. GEORGE (NPC)
Manager Robert - Not Present
Deputy Senator - Not Present
9 Assembly Members - PRESENT

GEORGETOWN (NPC)
Intendent David - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
2 Assembly Members - PRESENT

ST. ANDREW
Magistrate N!K - PRESENT
Deputy Senator - PRESENT
5 Assembly Members - PRESENT

88 of 95 Assembly Members are present.
26 of 32 Senators are present.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

As the Right Honourable Director of Halifax, I do request that the Parish of Egmont be dissolved due to a lack of organization and leader, and it's territory absorbed by North and Halifax Parish.

Patience my friend

It does have a leader, but, as noted, the leader did not bother to show herself to the Senate, has not shown a deputy, nor has sent any Assembly members.


Also, more in a bit.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Note that the division of power between parishes and the national government has never quite been defined!

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

As the Right Honourable Director of Halifax, I do request that the Parish of Egmont be dissolved due to a lack of organization and leader, and it's territory absorbed by North and Halifax Parish.

A messenger has arrived from Egmont.

They inform the Senate and Assembly that Jane is living a "private" live, farming and fishing, in Alberton, and that she has "no interest" in governing Egmont. Lots have elected Assemblymen (he claims to be the member for Lot 5, but without signed papers from the Captain of the Parish, this could be legally questioned). He says the Captain has not appointed a Deputy Senator (and thus why no one of that rank has shown up).

Assemblymen from the North Parish back up certain parts of the story. They say they were also told Jane has "no interest" in governing, that there is no Deputy Senator, and that elections were held from what they know.

The messenger from Egmont further states

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This is also a good time to note that each Parish has a militia of 35 men.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

I, the Right Honorable Chancellor of the Parish of Bedford, am greatly displeased that the provincial government continues to deny Bedford's rightful jurisdiction over Governor's Island and the surrounding territorial waters. These territorial waters are an integral part of Bedford, yet the provincial government continues to ignore the plight of our budding shipping industry. A stately residence in Charlottetown would be more than suitable for the provincial government's needs.

As Mayor of Charlottetown, I must give my thanks to you for recognizing the prestige of my city. While I do sympathize with your argument, as Charlottetown's maritime industries are similarly nascent, I believe the correspondence from the Crown on the issue demonstrates a problem does not exist as such.

This territorial dispute does raise another issue, however; I assume the vessels that berth at Charlottetown have a right of passage through the "territorial" waters of neighboring parishes, do they not? Raising this issue of coastal control gives me concern that rural parishes may seek to abuse their power and cause duress to the industries of our fair capital city. In particular, I was perturbed by your seemingly veiled threat to patrol the Hillsborough River with heavily armed vessels! Do understand that Charlottetown is the heart of our island, both culturally and economically. Any action you take that weakens my city will weaken you as a result. I do hope that cool heads will prevail.


In addition, as Mayor of the Queen's County Seat, I would like to suggest a county-wide conference regarding the future status of Charlotte Parish. Reeve Lance's utter negligence towards his duties is most striking.

At the present time, the Parish of Bedford will allow all ships passage through the waters under its jurisdiction. My main concern regarding the issue of territorial waters was that the crown would deny Bedford its right to fish in the waters of Hillsborough Bay that, on the map, are shown to belong to Bedford. As for warships in the Hillsborough River, I was more concerned about the fact that I might wake up one morning to discover that Rosebank or Mount Stewart had been bombarded. I know not the motives of my fellow Senators, and the defense of Bedford is my foremost concern.

With regard to Charlotte Parish, I am of the opinion that Reeve Lance should be stripped of his rank, and the Parish be divided amongst its neighbors. I propose the following division:

Lot 24: To Grenville
Lot 32: To Hillsborough
Lot 33: To Charlottetown
Lot 34: To Bedford

Further, I propose ferry service be initiated between Charlottetown and Rosebank. It is ludicrous that I must travel by rail for forty-some miles to take my seat in the Senate when I reside just across the river.

The Deputy Senator for Charlotte contests this, saying that there is no need.

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The Senator also indicates, privately, that Parish Unity is somewhat of a popular concept here, but that without a Reeve to tell him or his assemblymen how to vote, that he could be "persuaded" to support initiatives of "neighbours" if they were to "show their friendship" towards him. In other words, he indicates he can be bought for the right price. 

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

He is outraged that this is even suggested.

It my be easier to buy votes and/or from this parish as a whole than to try and split it up.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

Would a union between the town and parish of Charlotte be considerable to the Deputy Senator (who I'm going to give him the name Jameson for simplicity's sake, if that's okay)? Both would benefit immensely. As Mayor of Charlottetown I suggest a full partnership between our parishes, with myself, while remaining Mayor of my city, would simultaneously serve as the leader of a new Greater Charlotte Parish; I would charge the Reeve with governance of the existing rural territory; essentially the same job he has now without the national entanglements he deems undesireable. To demonstrate our unity I'd select Deputy Senator Jameson to continue his role for the combined Parish.

Such a union would be vastly beneficial to both Charlotte and Charlottetown; the city contains many wealthy merchants and thus has a sizable tax base, which then would be directly available to improving the communities of the rural Charlotte Parish and the lives of its people. In addition, the closer economic ties that unity brings would benefit all citizens of both regions. I also discretely note to Deputy Senator Jameson that, with the greater government funds, Charlottetown compensates its officials for their service a significantly greater amount than a rural parish could provide.

If such a complete union is not a possibility, however, the government of Charlottetown notes that it is always open to a closer partnership with its northern neighbor in any way it finds possible.

He is open to this idea, but not of complete union at this time, rather, of working together in a close manner.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

ASSETS / BUDGET
(Things owned by the various goverments)

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
179 Horses
268 Cattle
111 Hogs
515 Sheep
21 Boats
41 €
1,209 £
172,114 $
3' 6" gauge track: Dual track; length of 460 miles.
3 lite locomotive (rail) boilers (wood burning) (attached to shells)
3 lite locomotive (rail) shells (One attached to each "train")
6 passenger rail cars (Two attached to each "train")
18 freight fail cars (Six attached to each "train")


NORTH
29 Horses
44 Cattle
14 Hogs
88 Sheep
3 Boats
4 €
140 £
19,994 $

EGMONT
30 Horses
42 Cattle
16 Hogs
90 Sheep
2 Boats
4 €
144 £
20,102 $

HALIFAX
32 Horses
47 Cattle
19 Hogs
89 Sheep
3 Boats
4 €
150 £
20,001 $

RICHMOND
46 Horses
62 Cattle
28 Hogs
122 Sheep
4 Boats
6 €
172 £
29,210 $

ST. DAVID
40 Horses
49 Cattle
21 Hogs
104 Sheep
3 Boats
5 €
160 £
23,333 $

PRINCETON
8 Horses
6 Cattle
2 Hogs
12 Sheep
2 Boats
2 €
50 £
12,406 $

GRENVILLE
34 Horses
53 Cattle
21 Hogs
107 Sheep
3 Boats
5 €
148 £
21,717 $

HILLSBORUGH
38 Horses
57 Cattle
18 Hogs
122 Sheep
3 Boats
6 €
147 £
22,525 $

CHARLOTTE
40 Horses
48 Cattle
20 Hogs
104 Sheep
4 Boats
4 €
164 £
22,012 $

CHARLOTTETOWN
12 Horses
8 Cattle
6 Hogs
8 Sheep
4 Boats
6 €
161 £ 50£
31,974 $
1 half-finished freight rail car (under construction)
2 Cargo Vessels (under construction)

BEDFORD
39 Horses
60 Cattle
26 Hogs
120 Sheep
3 Boats
4 €
129 £ -30
22,009 $
1 Cargo Vessel (Under Construction)

ST. JOHN
35 Horses
53 Cattle
19 Hogs
99 Sheep
2 Boats
5 €
141 £
20,154 $

ST. PATRICK
33 Horses
52 Cattle
24 Hogs
94 Sheep
3 Boats
6 €
139 £
21,077 $

EAST
31 Horses
48 Cattle
18 Hogs
89 Sheep
3 Boats
5 €
160 £
21,099 $

ST. GEORGE
36 Horses
56 Cattle
24 Hogs
112 Sheep
4 Boats
4 €
168 £
22,124 $

GEORGETOWN
15 Horses
12 Cattle
4 Hogs
18 Sheep
2 Boats
3 €
121 £
17,114 $



Note that Tithes come in once a season.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

RAIL TRAVEL TIMES:

Tignish to Summerside: 3 hours
Summerside to Emerald Junction (rail junction): 45 minutes
Emerald Junction to Carleton: 45 minutes
Emerald Junction to Royalty Junction (outside C'town): 1 hour 15 minutes
Royalty Junction to Charlottetown: 15 minutes
Royalty Junction to Mount Stewart Junction: 45 minutes
Mount Steward Junction to Lake Verde (south of Clarkin): 30 minutes
Lake Verde to Rosebank: 30 minutes
Lake Verde to Murray Habour: 1 hour 45 minutes
Mount Stewart Junction to Montague Junction: 45 minutes
Montague Junction to Montague: 15 minutes
Montague Junction to Georgetown: 15 minutes
Mount Stewart to Harmony Junction (in the east): 1 hour 15 minutes
Harmony Junction to Souris: 15 minutes
Harmony Junction to Elmira: 30 minutes


Train A departs Tignish at 6am and arrives in Summerside at 9am. It arrives then in Carleton at 10:30 and Charlottetown at 12:30.
Train A departs Charlottetown at 2:30pm for Carleton, arriving at 4:30. It arrives in Summerside at 6pm, and in Tignish at 9pm.

Train B departs Elmira at 6am and arrives in Souris at 7:15. It arrives in Mount Stewart at 8:45. It arrives in Rosebank at 9:45. at 10:00 it departs, and arrives in Mount Stewart at 11:00. It arrives in Charlottetown at 12:00
Train B departs Charlottetown at 3:00pm for Mount Stewart, arriving at 4pm. It arrives in Rosebank at 5pm. At 5:15pm it departs for Mount Stewart arriving at 6:15pm. It arrives in Souris at 7:45. It arrives in Elmira at 9pm.

Train C departs Murray Harbour at 6am and arrives in Rosebank at 8:15. It arrives in Mount Stewart at 9:15, and in Montague at 10:15. It arrives in Georgetown at 10:45, and in Mount Stewart at 11:45. It arrives in Charlottetown at 12:45.
Train C departs Charlottetown at 2:15pm and arrives in Mount Stewart at 3:15. It arrives in Georgetown at 4:15 and in Montague at 4:45. It arrives in Mount Stewart at 5:45 and in Rosebank at 6:45. It arrives in Murray Harbour at 9pm.
WHARFS (for ferry travel, or ship docking)
CHARLOTTETOWN
ROSEBANK
ALBERTON
TYNE VALLEY
SUMMERSIDE
PRINCETON
CARLTON
RUSTICO
CRAPAUD
VERNON BRIDGE
WOOD ISLAND
MURRAY HARBOUR
MONTAGUE
GEORGETOWN
CARDIGAN
MORELL
SOURIS

REGULAR FERRY ROUTES:
Charlottetown to Rosebank. Runs once every hour, departing Charlottetown on the :00 and Rosebank on the :30. Service from Sunrise, lasting to 2 hours after Sunset. Ends run in Chalottetown. Boat too small to handle much freight; passenger ferry only. Operated by the National Government.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

The Deputy Senator for Charlotte is very happy with his new accommodations in Charlottetown, as well as that Parish's Assemblymen.

They however inform the Mayor that the parish will not require money itself.

[Teddy (IDS Legislator)]

In the meantime, a man identifying himself as the representative of Lot 7 has arrived. He and the supposed member for Lot 5 have identical stories, and, they confirm each other's story.

Issues and Concerns, lot by lot.

Lot 1: No concerns at this time.
Lot 2: Improvement of the road from St. Lous to Miminegash from Dirt/Mud to Gravel or a mix of Gravel and wood chips. This is a Parish issue. (P)
Lot 3: No concerns at this time.

Lot 4: No representative to petition for concern.
Lot 5: Wishes annexation by North Parish.
Lot 6: No representative to petition for concern.
Lot 7: Wishes annexation by Halifax Parish.

Lot 8: Creation of a road from Dunblane to Hebron. Currently a forest trail. (P)
Lot 9: Creation of a road from Hebron to Coleman. Current a forest trail. (P)
Lot 10: No concerns at this time
Lot 11: Desires a wharf to be created at the mouth of the Foxley River. (P)
Lot 11: Additionally wishes for a rail junction and connection to the settlement. This issue could be a national issue, or if the Parish wishes, it can deal with this itself. (P/N)
Lot 12: No concerns.

Lot 13: Nothing of note, but there is some hostility towards Lot 12.
Lot 14: Nothing.
Lot 15: Settlers do more fishing than settlers in any other lot. Fishing does not bring in as much money as farming, and thus, they are looking for government support. (P/N)
Lot 16: Proposal to relocate the Parish Offices (Capitol) to Wellington.
Lot 17: Proposal from the rural parts of the lot to "look at" separating Summerside from the lot. (P)
Lot 17: Proposal from the town of Summerside to "look at" separating Summerside from the lot. (P)

Princeton: Nothing

Lot 18: Nothing
Lot 19: Proposal to double the size of the local church. (P/N)
Lot 25: Nothing
Lot 26: Nothing
Lot 27: Nothing
Lot 28: Proposal to send vessels to explore the distant but visible coastline (New Brunswick) south of the lot. (P/N)

Lot 20: Nothing
Lot 21: Nothing
Lot 22: Concern raised about the grade approaching and departing from Hunter River on the rail line, however, no solutions proposed (P/N)
Lot 23: Desire for a local Wharf (P/N)
Lot 67: This lot has the richest farmland in all of PEI, but is the only 'normal' landlocked lot. There is a proposal to move the Capital Buildings of PEI to Breadalbane while leaving Charlottetown as an "Urban Parish" (N)

Lot 29: Proposal to rename Crapaud to Victoria (P)
Lot 30: Bonshaw would like to host the Parish Capitol (P)
Lot 31: Proposal to annex the "strip" of lot 65 (P/N)
Lot 65: Nothing

Lot 24: Concerns raised over river fords on the road to the rest of the Parish. Residents would like real bridges (P/N)
Lot 32: Proposal to open a ferry from Ferry Point, east of Cornwall, to downtown Charlottetown (P/N)
Lot 33: Nothing
Lot 34: Nothing

Charlottetown: Concerns raised as Charlottetown is the only true and large "City" on the Island. Residents want to see how strong their City government will be and if it can be seen as a true Parish. (P)
Charlottetown: Concerns over the fact that, if looked at as a parish, is severely under-represented in the Assembly (N)

Lot 35: Concerns from residents south of the river that their portion of the lot is being ignored (P)
Lot 36: Concerns from residents north of the river that their portion of the lot is being ignored (P)
Lot 37: Nothing, in fact, these residents are happier than any other lot on the island.
Lot 48: Proposal for a bridge to Charlottetown to be examined (P/N)
Lot 49: Demands from the settlement of Pownal for a re-route of the rail line though their village. (P/N)

Lot 50: Demands that the Capitol be moved from Belfast to Vernon Bridge (P)
Lot 57: Considering how close the village of Orwell is to lot 50, residents would like the area re-surveyed (P/N)
Lot 58: Demand for a wharf in Belfast
Lot 60: Nothing.
Lot 62: Nothing.

Lot 38: nothing
Lot 39: nothing
Lot 40: nothing
Lot 41: nothing
Lot 42: controversy over a proposal to add a sixth house to the village of five houses, residents demand redress from the parish (P)

Lot 43: nothing
Lot 44: Desire for a wharf at Rollo Bay (P/N)
Lot 45: nothing
Lot 46: nothing
Lot 47: nothing

Lot 66: This lot legally belongs to the king, however, most of it has been sold to private farms. It is smaller than any other lot, and this has prompted concerns among residents. Some propose it be merged in whole with Lot 51, others propose it be split between lots 49, 50, and 57. There is a strong desire to make major changes to this lot but there is no clear suggestion as to how to do that. (P/N)
Lot 51: nothing
Lot 52: nothing
Lot 53: nothing
Lot 54: nothing
Lot 55: nothing
Lot 56: Demands for a local wharf.

Georgetown: concerns about the size of the city, concerns it is not growing as fast as Charlottetown, concerns it has been over-taken by Summerside, Cornwall, and Rosebank in terms of population, desire for redress. (P/N)

Lot 59: nothing
Lot 61: nothing
Lot 63: Desire for a local wharf
Lot 64: nothing




Concerns about other areas.

Princeton: Concerns that this "town" is too small to be a "county seat" and some suggestion that this role be transfered to Summerside.
Princeton: Some historic claim from Lot 18 to the area, however, there is also a claim from Lot 14.
Charlottetown: Winsloe residents, living a 90 minute walk from Charlottetown, would like the ability to work in the city. While nothing currently prevents them from doing so, they would like a local City/Parish law passed within Charlottetown that recognizes their right to do just this.
Georgetown: Some have proposed annexing this to a rural lot or parish.