Vol. I. YALE, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1866. No. 18 THE CAPITAL OF THE COLONIES. Cariboo West, July 22, 1866. To tiie Editor of the B. C. Tribune : Sir,—I see that jour contemporary, the British Columbian, has been hauling ydH over the coals in hh> issue of the 14th inst. When commenting upon your article respecting the locality of tha capital of these colonies when united, is most daringly abu«ive, and th*' argument" he sets up are most ridiculous. Il your contemporary was aware of the feelings of the whole population of this colony (New Westminster excepted) respecting the fixing of the capital at Victoria, er somewhere else from where it now ie, how astonished he would be to find, that every soul, from Woodcock's brewery, N. W., to the most northern portions of tlie colony, would cry out, —we want no cipital at New Westminster; we want no seat of Government in a place where a few paltry political demagogues take so much pains to keep this colony down, and imagine that New Westminster alone can dance, while we, the substance aud Westminster— ■ place situated within a few sciously ashamed ef, and in the freedom trom miles of the -19th parallel, without any geo-| which they cannot but acknowledge their graphical position cither as a naval or mercan-l wives, sisters, and iweethearts superior to tile depot. (them. What is the head and front of the grievances I Profanity is an unmistakable eign of vul- of this colony from the year 1849 to 1888 parity. No truly refined gentleman will so to us of to-day? Nothing. Thc country had no lower himself in his own eyes, as to defile his grievances in the interval between the above | lips with coarse and blasphemous expressions, poriods, the colony was prospering, and all I His self-esteem keeps him from falliui; into so kinds of business were in a wholesome condi- mean and brutish a vice. For, after all, munjBhDB FOREST HOUSE. tion. Now look at this colony since 1863, or rather since the colonies wcre really separated and New Westminster became the seat} of Government, and it will be seen that ever since that day the two colonies have been going down, and although our mining prospects look better than heretofore, yet the whole country appears to be in a state of bankruptcy ; our oldest and most enterprising merchants are daily becoming insolvent and running, or at least driven out of the country. The downfall of not only this but the two colonies, may be dated since 1863; look at our population of 12,000! and look at the civil establishment they have to support, and the problem is solved. 36 Mile Post, BETWEEN YALE AND LYTTON, B C. TRAVELLERS will find every accommodation at thus Hold. Excellent Cooking. GOOD STABLING- FOR HORSES. HAY and OATS at Lowest Rctcs. BOOTHROYD BRO'S. IB Proprietors. men swear like parrots, without understanding! what they say; repeating senselessly what] they have heard. You shall hear an honest: miner, or a spruce, well-dressed, empty-headed yOUDg swell, damning himself "in heaps," asj tha sailors sav, without the least thought »' HAUTIFR'S HOTEL to the meaning of the oaths he is using, |J-L-xx*UXi-CJJV " J* V *. ja «u, without the remotest reflection as to what the j LYTTON CITY B. C. consequences would be to himself, were his; prayers to be answered. I And yet these same men, after asking their T**«S! :S0TEI-.wlll.ibe. foS?d n le,an ai?d ^S" „ , i , , , ', .' , ■ i"TV L lortiblu lor travelleis. Thy CooIcidr is of the Maker live hundred times in the course of the I bust, and ib^ Table is supplied with everything In day, to damn their souls, or the souls of their js-ason. Tuoro is a well &totkcd Bir with prim» neighbors, will, some of them, go home and'Li<luora- soul of the country, are forced to pay th. h% hoped ^ the s„cretarT of Sute will piper exercise his own good judgment, and fix the capital in either Victoria or the centre of this British Colombia. CONVERSATIONAL PROFANITY. Your contemporary remarks, in his issue, that he should like to know " upon what c„;(,nv grounds would Mr. Cardwell be justified in ' mowaS'Col.'Moo'dT?"eUt*li0DS °f Mr* Se3" 0UR S0CIAL AND M0RAL CONDITION Now, on the other hand, we, the people of British Columbia, would liko to know upon what grounds Mr. Cardwell would be justified (From the San Eruudsco Examiner.) in regarding the representations of either Mr. There are two nations in the world which Seymour or Col. Moody, in regard to the j appear to emulate one another iu taking the local position of the capital, without consult-(name of God in vain, in their ordinary con-jwould think the mattcr over ,nd endeavor t0 ing the people or their representatives; and venation. These two nations are the French|,peak without the u,ilUmca of expletives.! in selecting that position, it wil be perceived and American. Vulgar and obscene oaths) At first thfy wiU Bnd it very difficult and that by the Secretary of State that the entire com- are probably more common amonu the lower tlone ihould alarm and couviuce them of Its munity of this colony is strongly opposed ,o classes in England than they are here. Pro- demoralising tendency. To think that with having the seat of Government at New West-.fane and blasphemous expressions are decid-|s0 rich kJ varied a iar,g,18ge at their com-' mineier—lor it is a well known tact that this edlv more(frequently used in the States and in|llltIld men shoukl voluntarily limit their; country has suffered much Bii.ce its first esiab J,ranee. The "nomdoDteut"is m France used powt„ 0f expression bv the 'adoption of a! lishmeiit there—and I believe I speak truly - - " -• '■ '" ■■ " ' pray for blessings, and expect their prayers to be heard ! Surely this is the strangest Inconsistency! If one pra*er is worthy of thai attention of heaven, why not the other': And who j a man says earnestly "God d—nj my soul!" he does utter a prayer, foolish and. blasphemous though it be. Wa wish that some we know, who are pccu-i liarly afliieted with this vile habit of swearing, j who are "clothed with curses as with a gar-, ment," who shock every sensible man they meet by the volleys of stupid oaths which they give vent to in every sentence, we wish these, and all who are accustomed to swear, BEDS! BEDS! BEDS! 16 LIVRRY STABLES. HAUTIER A: CO.. Propt's. ALEXANDER COUTLEE, BOSTON BAPv, B. C, Wholesale and Retail Merchant in Groceries aud Provisions, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, kc. i* kc. 16_ BOSTON BAR INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. as our women use "my goodness! or " dearlridicu|0UI< 8tupid ,ad wicked string of ir-irrr • ■ and probably with no more thought of(relevant blasphemies, is nor bv any meansl J . In America we are happy to say that flattering to the sense of the' me harm when I say that Governor Seymour would also prefer any other place for the capital of the colonies than New Westminster. As fori what profanity of language exists, is confined Col Moody's representations, they will be set|for the most part to the men; but though itSproKress.' down at what ihe Secretary of State thinks;may be a disagreeable statement to many, we lheir intrinsic value. E/erybody knows, and j are bound to assert that with the latter, the I suppose so does Mr. Cardwell, that the|constant and unceasing use of blasphemous Colonel is particularly interested iu ftcwj exptessiotis in ordinary conversation, is alike Westminster to a large amount of prop rty , alarming and disgraceful. in the shape of land, and indeed it would be; It is too often the case that young men, hard to say where he is not interested in some'just emerging into manhood, and fearful, as speculation of the kind wherever he thought most young men are, of being thought young, there was any likelihood of a little town springing up. Therefore, such a man as Col. Moody is a beautiful specimen to recommend or represent our wants; even the Governor ol this colony would take upon himself cousid HIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE U row open means! \ for travellers. Th- T»b'p is supplied as formerly nonnl'p or f>n.wi,h 'he best the market affords, anil tin Odcing can- ^ r, ' not be excelled. The B-ir is stocked with the finest couraging as a specimen of nineteenth century, LiqUOr, ai)J c.igiTt. GOOD BEDS JOB PRINTING! 15 ALEXANDER COUTLEE, Proprietor. 'STABLING FOR HORSES. imagine that they assert their manhood, and! establish a reputation for knowledge of the I world, by interlarding their talk with oaths. Wherever we go, no matter into what soei ety, so it be composed of men alone, we can erable latitude, were he to recommend lhe I not remain five minutes without hearing some Cards, Bill Heads, etc., etc., Exocuted at the 1 iirorxi: Offlc« at MODERATE RATES. taking of any such step to the Home Guvcrn ment without knowing the feelings of the people, upon a questiou so intimately connected ith the general welfare and prosperity of both colonies. It is all very well for your contemporary to quo c the blarney stone to his " esteemed one consign his soul to eternal perdition, or deliberately pray that God may send some awful curse upon him. As we said, young men swear because they think it a proof of manliness. They arc wofully mistaken in so imagining. II swearing is a proof of anything it is a proof of a defective education, friend," the Major-General Moody, but ihe'or an extremely coarse mental organization. Secretery of State knows better than to srral low any such pill in the shape of sprats thrown out to caich a mackerel. I feel perfectly satislied that Mr. Cardwell will pay no attention to the game the Major-General is trying to play, and as for Mr. Seymour, who is a gentleman whom we place every confidence It has been well and truly said that men introduce oaths into their conversation most often, to fill up hiatuses, which their vocabulary is too slender to supply with the proper words. And if a man does not take to swearing iu the first instance, because he has not sense or education enough to talk ration FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE ! WITH SLATE BED, Made by Droillard of San Francisco, WITH BALLS AND CUES COMPLETE. Apply to MR. BISSETT, S Hudson Bay Company's Store, SEYMOUR. WILLIAM McWHA, LYTTON CITY, B. C, Bess to inform the pubic generally that bo hn Stable Accommodation On his premises for upwards of Two Hundred Horses. Hay and Oats for Sale cheap. GOOD SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE. TIRMS MODERATE. 16 Tho Big Bend Mines. Storage and Forwarding, YALE, B. C. in, yet I believe that even with his experience i ally lor five minutes together, he will find of two years, that the people of this colony j that the habitual use of expletives renders hare a right to some say iii deciding upon ajhim in a very short time so forgetful us to be site for a capital of these colonies when united; j almost unable to speak without them. There but your contemporary's "esteemed friend," j are hundreds, nay thousands of men in this the Major-General of wholesale land specula-1 city, and in every city of importance through- tors, and who holds at present nearly all thf j out the States, who, if they were prohibited valuable landed property about New Westniin-i from saying "Goddamn," at the beginning, I STOREHOUSE ster, would be delighted to have the capital in the middle, and at the end of almost every of this colony remain where it is, from the! sentence they utter, would be reduced to the! At Yale, B 0., an i PARTIES SHIPPING BY THE YALE-LYTTON ROUTE, Are advised thnt KIMBALL & GLADWIN Havo erected an extensive AND DOCK From Savana's Ferry to Seymour. Tho undersigned has his Ann SCHOONER "MONITOR," 50 Tons Burthen, and SLOOP "HENRY," 12 Tons B'-i'hta, Miking regular trips from Savana's Ferry toS'vinour Boih vessels have excellent accmninodailon, and have proved themselves fast sailers, Passengers and freight ranied at REDUCED KATES. 14 WILLIAM MOORE. Receive, Store & Forward Woods.! fact that it woul I exactly suit his pocket, | necessity of either holding thi-ir tongues alto- therefore the Secretary of State must not beigeiher, or studying the English language surprised at th- Major-General's representsjanew. oftbel, , ,. •■ ■■ 110118, as they are very naiural. But as far as This swearing is so very common that peo-; is purrcctly isolated,offering security from Fire the people of British Columbia are concerned, J pie do not often notice it; yet the proof that| seldom met with in interior towns they want it perfectly understood they have I in their consciences men know it to be wrong, Livery and Sale Stables. no representative! at Donning street, neither have they sent nor authorized any one to represent them there. A petition praying that the two colonies would be united on something of a healthy basis was sent to the Queen, and the people of British Columbia wish to see that union consummated, and the capital of these colonies to be either iu Victoria or some more central point of this colony than Now J.AltGF* STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, &c., On hand, wlucli will be -old ou reasonable terms. W. H. SUTTON, YALE, B. C, is found in the fact that in the presence of women they do attempt to restrain their tendencies towards profanity, and speak with as much decency and propriety as a long course of bad language will permit them to. GOODS BETAC^D^j^IOmra ENGAGED AT Winds in quantities to suit This of itself, if they would give the subject THE LOWEST RATES. Buggy and Saddlo Horses at a moment's notice five minute, serious thought would teach | JJJ- Aft** Goods through us, will mark to the ^ ^ ^^ them how ignoble a thing it is to continue in1 KIMBALL A KLADWIN. a habit which they themselves arc uncon-, Yale,BtC.,'98th M\v,1866. I« HAVING THE BEST AND MOST OON- voaient Stables in Y.iie, is prepared toaccommo. date the Traveling I'ubltc,T. anuteriand Packers, with. Stabling or Con ail room. HAY und GRAIN of air Tale, April 10, 1866, I ti ifr'S WWpWiMgWBI 'iifnusWrirunniui ■MgggMggjWIjjM 11""» n in'*ni**ih*fmiinw*ii i iiiimrBWinrfi;iii'Tiireii**<iiiTTitii-ri Tisi I Ajentj for Ihe Britioh Columbia Tribune. Siujr.i'a Fei'yy , Seymour Cilv.. French Oreek, Big Bo ■function Soda Creek Quesnelmouth .'.'.'.'.'.. Vim Winkle Williams Creek..'.".".'! New Westminster.... Lillooet Victoria S*u jfraaoisuo — Barnard's Express do do do do .... do — »'o do . . ..Clark son k ('". E. W, Poster. — Heury Lync. ....w. Fisher. X UNION OF TIIE COLONIES. Thc bill for the union of these colonies was ntroduced iul.0 tho House of Commons on the ! I lth of June last. Thc main features of the bill are "that on receiving addresses from the ! Legislatures of Vancouver Island and British Columbia in favor of Union, lhe Governor of j this colony is to issue a proclamation declaring ! Vancouver Island annexed to this colony." The legislature shall he of the same anomalous j character this colony possesses at present, itli an addition of eight members—whethei BRITISH COLUMBIA TJftfiBUyE. YALE, MONDAY, AUGUST 0, 1866. THE GREAT ACHIEVEMENT. The twenty-eighth Of July will be hereafte mt (WQ eolome8ftr<l t0 ren,ah, mU\ changed marked as the day on which the greatest! by the new Council, with the exception ol the work of modern limes was accomplished, inpuitdmi laws of this colony, which aro to be ., , i . .. .., ... ;applied to Vancouver Island on Union taking the successful sulmierging of the Atlantic ,■ . _ , • _ ° -° icltect. ( able. Perseverance, aided by science nnd capital, has overcome obstacles of great msg- THE ATLANTIC CABLE. nitude, and what at one time looked like the Chicago July 2D.—The following report "•pursuit of an Impossibility, has resulted in, has been received here of the euccessful we trust, a permanent BUCeess. Failure after'laTin« of *he All»nlic l'able- uwith newB d»te<J THE FERRY HOTEL, SAVANA, B. C. Proprietors, - - - Messrs. Kay & Chappsron. Good Table, Fresh Butter, Eggs and Milk. Clean Beds. Stabling Accommodations, with Oats, Hay and Barley. 18 THE COLONIAL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, HO! FOR OPPOSITION STAGES TO CARIBOO! | Who will the Public Support? The man who charged $80 to Soda Creek when he had i a Monopoly, or the man who brought down fares to $40 ? Government Street, Victoria, V. I elected or nominated jb> not utited—from jfTIHIS First-Olass Hotel and Restaurant is con- THE UNDERSIGNED has well appointed Stages on the road to Soda Creek, which aro guaranteed to make faster time than any .~...r w «.. i.iv lunu iu ouuu vrrrh, which are . w.v. «. uuuiiwwu i» uui, M&ieu—irom (rijlHIS First-Olass Hotel and Restaurant is con- ,, 1 , ,„01„ f,„., ,;„,„ ,1,.., ... Vancouver Island, making twenty-tnree taem- 1 ducted ... the mest^'™*1 stylo onThe Pacific gjW8* ' J' , n 1 I 7 I, ,. ., ., ',„, i . • .- r wast. Attaohed to it aro the Conversation, Dining trnl other line, lie has brought down fares to bersol council, rhe lawsint present hi force Bllllard S/)0ma of lhe „ VANCOUVER CLUB." $40, and the public ought to Sea that it is I.n the two colonies are to.remain until changed l8 a DriAPD,-proprietor, their own interest to support mid maintain It by the new Council, with the exception ot thel , . .« • - REMOVAL. THE BUSINESS OF THOMAS WILSON & CO. Uns been Removed to their New Store in Masonic Hall, failure could not deter the noble men who, fe^lf?721th ■■j*'* that * tr"»y of'GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA V I for vm» n.oi ,1........ .,... .. . . ■ peace had been sitrned between Auatr* «nri ' J iyjiyjn,iA, v. i., Opposite tho BanL- or British Columbia. SILKS, Dross ILKS, SHAWLS, PRINTED CAMBRICS and i n.oou Materials of lor years past, devoted their time and talent f. g Cd ,)*t7ecn Au8trl» and to thft .„«L, , r , • ^'ents.Prussia, on terms proposed bv tho latter: to the achievement of this great undertaking, '■ Nkw York, July 28 and the brilliant result that has crowned their ToAnsox St^x, ^ Dtm M,lt,rials „r Brory desoriptlon JLihVoiothT eftorts should stimulate those who embark In . c,lbl* ls 8U< z**il'[l]]y laid, and we have f'*"''1"!^ *"'' QnM&i Velvets, Tweeds, LaceCurtalns worlrsof great public utility never to feel dis- (Signed) D li fiUn»..n drcu'. Hosiery and Gloves; Trimmingsjoto. is j '•ouraged.buttogoonwithaiikedetermina.: J . f, '■'. T F PAppViq .fiAT/Sn-AT tion lo conquer. Emrland .nr1 »m.,i L Hiam's Coktsnt, N. »., July 28. J* *' -BARRY'S SALOON, - mother and L,„i« ? *n^^n«»ea, We arrived here at nineVclocfcthis morning, ' motliei and daughter, the two mightiest na- all well, thank god. The cable has been laidf ttoni of the earth, because the freest and *ud ** in Perfect working order. ' most progressive, are again united by a chord1 (S|?"d), n V**™*' Fiyrn ihat slioni.i iin.- ti , ntAMs.Content, N. F.. Jnlv "R •liaVomM 0 bo nd than h *' '" " a m°!'e !n- , 7P fr°S ^^hk W^SS, with issoiUDle bond than has ever existed between Irclaud. Thc cable is in perfect order them before. With London and Washington (Bi*uoci) Ctrhb W: Eikd. brought into Instantaneous communieation , ^'YorMuly20:-Subsequentdiapatohes national misunderstandinirs will h« BM. . \ lc!d' ^Vl"s' D*rticulara of the vovatte, and peace and rood lii ^T^W ^ ^ Sli0''° ,nd °f tb* cab,« »* I m a-a good mil preserved. Such laid on Saturday morning, July'7th- on tho men as ^he Fields* and Peabodya of Amtrie.1"* *• "«• w put on boLd the Grea? . . c., ... - a cheap und efficient Opposition. The statement put forth by a stage proprietor that he reduced the fare to enable people to go to Canon Creek is only bunkum, as it is well known that he did hot reduce the rates until they werc first reduced by the undersigned. £3?~The I'ne through to Cariboo will shortly be in operation. JACOB DAVIS. Yale, 30th July, 1886. 17 W. H. SUTTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRONT STREET, YALE, B. C. WINES, LIQUORS ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the best description that can be imported CIGARS! OT THE CHOICEST BRANDS. tries Wb h.iu„« „ ' l"" V1 UUUJ coun- - -—"•"•. v"'"u,"c'''uon ^"n *• al.'titia cominir foL.2 . , eiilm,,!o h« *« in "'"" rhs t])hce WM m&dt- T1'*' »ne will be to k " rn"^7lS,uLTribinf ^y^SS f°r bUfT8 iM a fcW *W.»* after in dec diZ oiW t".h?.dLamarked!nflu«ce akin8 '" °oa' the telegraph fleet will ,,!! for The Proprietor will be happy to have his friend, jir. him a. cail on thoir way lo Bij; Bend. 17 and the Petos and Robertsons of Eneland s™^'"" *1"1 buriod '" 0+fathom J'of'Vater!' ^e great ambassador, of peace between the HoS! ji^^^jStJ'S^tl two nations, and their triumphs over nature *•* Euta and' heV °oon^Varted for' are ol more importance to mankind than all 1&w foundIand. The average Bpeed of the the arts and schemes of politicians !„ ., uPH m |he time lhe "P1'1* ■*■ n)a(!« ""til •ociating himself with thta«..? , «tJ M\,'"d ^" ,eM t,un iiTe "&lltiwi1 ^ *,c" nu" tills gieat enterprise, miles per hour. Tho total .lack was lets than auo en-marking a large amount of capital in lf ^r ce,u* The father has been more! it, the munificent aud noble Peahen has .„ f,'eft,:in,; than *x*r known on the Atlantic at titled himself, in an eminent <!./' T *Z"1S*\ .'fhe total ^"neek l.cco miUs, , . . ' einmint degree, to the and cable laid out, 1,864 miles We have trie1 CS lhf pcop!e of bo,b con.,. b«en inconstant communication with Valentia • ■*-- behove the example he set jBJ«inf_e *• "PUoe ^as made. The line will be erjmHIS HOUSE affords Excellent Accommods , I X tion f«r travelers. I FORT YALE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, FROXT STP.EIT^ YaI.E, B. C. AND CIGARS, Coal Oil ami Coal Oil Lamps, &c. SOLE AGENT FOR LYON k CO.'S CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA ALE! IN l'IU.3. .AND ll/.I.F DPJ.S. Yale, Aprii, 18(16. 17 _ --^-"n«.»TiBc, nnu mug the * "*" ■,11C'*' *-"« caote was lost ls-<t vear required lor the w.rk were soon ?,nd recover the end and complete the wound hue. h 17 vast fund found. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Jfa^«tmen«^Bri?in '" Amwic»!l Now To'k. J^ 30.-lfo private message, irranhie ™,i -*1 dv*""lS" f''on, tele- ,,ave reached lls o«r the cable. The news on r!!iT11 rith lI*« mother blPorts ^««d7 Bent oawe through C V nti.na.3e ret in T a* '^T arQ bv a "'ore!h«ld.a"d James Redpatb, of the'Tribune, ' ^ Stae! i P r,th.E^and than thelwho " on board the Albany. The distance tior?r S coloniest?"" con:,;ill'li- „ " Waahiogton, Jul, 20 should rejoice at th! „ ^^ d,,«ree ToJP^0* W* FieId. > ' work that hi been *Mltt"»n»tion of the Heart's Content, i as they have dontj!1?iSsSS«« ft™*}"*'] ! hM.rtily C0neratulate you, and trust vouriPH YSI flT A N <iiIlRni7 AW jr Home .withuncer . n Doa?»I , ^ P°-»tion fro.., ■enterpr..c may prove a.s Buocesiful asyour! I&,tlAW' ^^"GEON, &C, tb©7 are now , 8 m oh f ^ or 5™mu,!:M,lon. i',,orLa l,ftV0 b^» persevering. May the ffl ■J any o th? asS^ll"?^ *H"ll" !''e T t0Jld l0 L*?" harmony be- GOOD BEDS, EXCELLENT JAKE, — AUD— CHOICE LIQUORS AT TIIE BAR. STABLING FOR ANIMALS. HAY AND OATS AT THE LOWEST RATES. KILLEY k LiM, Proprietor!; DR. J. E. BROUSE, ALWAY & BAILEY, Auctioneers & Commission Merchants, Snlewoom, Fire-Proof Stone Buildinr\ FRONT STREET, YALE, B. C, Stores and Forwards Goods 'AT MODERATE RATES. news as any of the eastern nrnvi„«rV° , T "S? l° l>romotr hanno.iv bi tween Victoria andIDoiJfa?.ESS " w" Uie ^I'^'c of t|ie West ana th longer ?ven or eight 7ATu KlS ^^Sf-*- •' "- East.,, Hemisphere. «nd wishes of the colonists known and h, 1 (Signed) Axdiuw JoHNSON(" New York, July 31.—Business messages are being transmitted over tbe cable toi inrough the aid of the mighty telegraph of■. T bcmZir™*m^ over the cable to mportant work of legislation the raomit \t ITt, ioa\ th,ousand wor;]s "t,re '"n.- g« Place In a commercial point of view I nh *r°Ugh lbe ^le in 12 hours on the bi, to*«.pb crnnot ?i! u> be e'iu&"v —■- r in aoie to us. Heretofore the cm.i i,..„k.... ~ :l----:*:*==~r-^~-7r--— : , able to us. Heretofore the great drawback I which we have experienced in carrying on business successfully with the manufacturing districts of England has been the length of- time required in forwarding orders and receiving returns. Half the time i/ now cat o!f hy tho telegraph, and in future our commercial rtlaiions must be considerably aug- NEW ADVER.ISEA1ENTS. NOTICE. Estate cf T. Belxfouvicn. CANADIAN LICENTIATE, a»ADUATB OF MoGILL UNIVERSITT, MONTREAL, C. E., Can be consulted daily at his office in Yale, next to Oppenheimer & Co.'s store. DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES FOR SALE. 17 PUBLIC NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UN- loss iho CHEST OF PLATE i n wiih ilni anilor [signed, «s collateral security, hj Thomas Oloonle, ou ;2ist June, 18S1, Is redeemed beforo tliu expiration ot SlXtV DJV« fin" .i ■•■■' -' iiiisi June, 1811, Is reiim _. . _,........... u ,., ■§§■ :-* ~~9 a LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS araiint lSlxt.v Days from date hereof, it will lie sold to defray tnentsd in consequence. V o sinoerely trust \ ^ ggStfE u<\o," .IT. of l!ytVM.BT^rl the .l.bt with cost and charges duo thereon. lhat the great and important work successfully iisa-by roquestod to forward a statemeul of thesamo Dated at "fale, British Cuiuiubia, tkts, isth day ot accomplished bv tiie laying of tbe cable will *> the Undersigned ; an l all persons Indobted to this Ju|y,"l8fl«. n.>f i.. :.,fai..,mt/,j «..' ;.,>^.:»«,i k« .^-jj-—. fistato, are requlrod topay forthwitli in Isidore Weill,I ■.:/,' ° "HP*,red bJ*''c*der*t wjjobasbeonauthorlaeatooolleetolldobtsduototho - ''I any kind fer inanv Jong rears to como. Ktstate. > ^M k*B« JOHN WILKIKJ . SMIL 8UTR0, 7*Ml«nees. Victoria, SOth.Inly, 1S(J6, is Hi EsTxnPBlfllNO-.—It lias been stated on good; authority that the I'ud.-'on Bay Company contemplate opening a business house in Cariboo. ^^^^^^^^ The Hon. R. Finlayson proceeded to WHHamiIL,0MB TO THS bonaparte house ATI »*'"<•«'ael*y Creok hi*t week, and it is rumored lhat hejvy tha.fim'*'-'"-'■''""■ "-■■•"- — BIG BENDERS! ..... i» in ruuioreu mat in will mate arrsngementl for coinmencing busi *eis, .be Junction of tb. Q^lboo.andBig fendr^.* IIMLKK k PARK, fro»ri»tvrs. \V. H. SUTTON*. RANCHING HORSES. PETER CLAIR, YALE, B. C, Wholesale and Retail Merchant in Groceries and Provisions, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC. B A K~¥r Y ! Fine Fresh Bread always on hand. GOLDEN GATE FLOUR Direct from San Francisco sold on commission. 17 FOR BIG BEND AND CARIBOO.' A. BARLOW, Merchant and Forwarding Agent, u uow prepared io SHIP GOODS TO BIG BEND k CARIBOO ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERM'S. Yale, B, C .April 10th, isfls. 17 TERMS MODERATE. JAMES DONNALLT Harrison ftirnr, July. IM6. ' ii COLONIAL BAKERY. FRONT STREET, | YALE, B. C. Bread, Pies and Cakes, CONSTANTLY OF HAND. 17 A. McLARDY, BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIBUNE. ~yal¥, 116 sday, august o, isou. Fishing Excursion.—British Columbia, it is well known, abounds in rivers teeming with lhe finny tribes, and presenting opportunities •for snort to the followers of Is.uk Walton aummuiufe IMMINSE Growth.—-We have received a sample of tlie crop of oats growing at present I Telegraphic Summarj. wan From tlie Big Bend Mines. on a farm of Mr. Chas. Ev.wis, of "this' towu^CORRES vos " BN£U *'' TX1 B TU lDVKr~) The stalks measure fully soven feet, and the] French Creek, July 28th, IMS. heads average sixteen inches in length. The1 * liave not wl'iUen to you of late, for the! grain is of the species known as potktoe oata. |simPle re"ou that I llil7e had no Kood new» of the Fortress of Ment::. It is filling well, w.iih every Appearance 0f I to send; and at present, Ithink,theless there took place before Oithuu on the 17th, in being an excellent and abundant crop. The!18 stKl alj0lU t',,c P'*08 the better. It (naywhich the Austrians were defeated with the EUROPEAN NEWS. New York, July 29.—The following received by tlio Peruvian : The Prussians commenced a regular siege An engagement ,sample sent us is from the Chilliwhack where turn out a'1 riSht. l»«t at present prospectsii0S:) of sixteen guns. The Austrians wcre which low countries afford. The town of Mr. Evans has a farm of 600 acres of the *re *nytWnff but cheering. I do not feel;so'making'*retpld retreat'out*of Mbfikia. Yale, in an espdcial degree, is highly favored;finest land, and is an average of thirty acres;3*"£lljno. Ka_I $d, ^^ weeks ago; then I] The Herald has the following: in having some neighborhood that could gratify the kconest sportsman to dip a lino in. Last week a party of half a dozifn gentlemen proceeded to of thc finest streams In its|sr0w.-nS nn b,aclc lofUllT "oil-brought into "Ongbt ll w'nx](] ''e all ciglitis soon asthe London, August 1.-A great meeting was ,, ;#, , _t [cultivation this year for the first timo. An d)»t'.rcllt companies would get to work, where-. he]d to-day, at which three hundred thousand eastern paper lately gave the palm to Cali-i**' in *'iaUY oases, tjhe result is quite the re- people were present: Resolutions were fornia for producing the tallest oats in the'wra«*—In'ey have had to knock off bands and adopted declaring they had no faith in the world, and instanced some specimens whioh I w_ork °nly one shift A few companies whpsit Government, and petitions wero read, which Spuzzum Croel few miles out of town, had been exhibited, six feet high. The soil ,llin.IC3 DftTe ■".,p" mentioned several times are are 10 be presented to Parliament, demanding of British Columbia, it is proved now Ja B'*king out a little gold, butnevejf the amonntsjan inquiry inio the conduct of Sir Richard where lliey remained two days and r. half, and]i0ng way ahead of that of California' for stK'e^*' *or Instance, a company has been Mayne, Chief of Police. The procession wss in that short time, with rods and lines, killed I raising oats, and *we believe Is unrivalled gen- wor^.8i 8ll7. four days in ground sluicing, J immense. Several bands oi music were in on the fifth they attendance, and every thing-passed* off quietly. mcesj; that has in-| The Tribune has a special dispatch which ... vu.. .uw.„ >»•<•», ...... .w..o ...... , .■ uituii; oats, anu we oeneve is unnvaiieu gen* '■*" -' ' •' upwards of one thousand tine mountain trout.Urally for productiveness. The root crops in retD0Ting boulders, etc., < The fish average the size of herrings, and this coutitrV ard*'alm6s* matchless for size andr"*1 ,up ten or. twelve ou they will eagorly take either the fly or bait, [soundness. It ia strange that so few persons and the rure ^port they afford cannot be i have taken up land for cultivation in the variably been given as the averageiof one says peace w**b believed to be sertain at Ber- dn-'s work. On the upper portion of the |lin on Saturday. Bismarck and the King will her exbBlled. A more enjoyable excursion it 'colony, when agricultural pursuits are amongst or,"'c a ,cw coiupauiei, are stil prospecting, return tlrs «eek. Prussia carries all hi would be difficult to find than in spending two the most profitable that ean be engaged in, Put 1"*lVft,110t jot Struck anything. The town j points. or three day*' on the banks of Spuzzum Creek, and land can be trot here on more reasonable '00''cs 'l-ie a Canadian one-horse village,; Riots in Hyde Park and movements to for whore the majestic scenery lends a peculiar, terms than in anv other part of the world that charm to the enjoyment of rural life. The we are acquainted with. party to which we refer had with them the! _ only successor of Hon. Soyer, the famed artist j Ficlix O'Byrne.—We notice in the corres- in culinary science, and his rare cooking of pondenoa of the San Francigc0 Examiner, i: the fish taken fresh from the water, andsup-l , ':,: , , ..,..,. '"' plemented by an ample store of the good thiU tlns celebrated individual was, unti things oi life provided for the occasion, made the party luxuriate and long " to fight the battle o'er again" under the same auspices Spuzzum Creek being only a si from the hotel of Frank Andrews a short trail to the fishing ground, any party Jon the Flag, and is now engaged in forming going for a few days' sport should, by ail Johnson clubs in the Western States. It is m nothing doing, no life or exc tement; and; au exclusive 'Reform League, have imperilled the worst feature of tho whole is the number the Derby Government, of men that have left during tie past week, EASTERN NEWS and are still leaving for Cariboo-good, hardy New XqA J()]v ;xJThore' £ ' , "'■''*" llnl v;m! <""""■.""• ' "■■■•■•'<■••■>•<'• •'» o^cales orcholerl {•/this citj yesteRTav and six to-day. » , Chicago, July 2;).—Congress was adjourned at"] o'clock ou Satiii day afternoon, after a re as long as they thought there was anv prospect ahead, lately, special correspondent in Washington! The place is not going to fizzl]e completely, for the San Francisco American Flag. When' &*"• wiil be considerable gold taken out this (continue . President Johnson and the Radicals in Con-!f*4'1 .TIJt. an(1 on both creeks three or four Now Yori; August"] — in offer was made hort distance I gress came to logerheads, Felix espoused the hundred men will be employed, but thatis t0-da -b y'ptSiva'te parties tbsu ppl y the Sto , who openedjeause ofthe IT'esident, resignedhis positjon|"m»» »' comparison to our expectations. Exchange nnd (iolu Room with London quo Itions at {'1000 per niont COLOHIIL HOTEL, Yai.k.—Messrs. Ferris k>, Fifteen esses nnd six deaths in this city an lock ta- means, have Frank along with them as guide. Stated that the notorious Felix expects an ap-;i counselor, and jollv companion. ipointmet.t abroad from the President for his:Utreraoillhcrc haV0 ^^ ' 1—. _ [patriotic (?) services. ;restaurant, on Front street, \ ale Sodden Dkatm.— We are deoply pained toi Sinco the above was in typo, we gee by a is new, has been fitted up in the best style,|nignt.°inolu Ur.tr.i i: eighteen cases aud five deaths in Brooklyn, hotel and . a , , , „. , ., - by cuolera fo-day. rbree deaths are reported ■ !!■ siousc among thu troops on Governor's Island last llllllf!' Lieut. Wright. have to record! tho demise of a fine young !*\te exch;i»Sc that Felix has returned to and has every convenience that can insure j Chicago, August 1.—The President to-dav man Humor! \Villi.n, Rnhin-nn tnWrnnh "MhinStoni where he has been arrested for the comfort of'guests. The cooking is of rare presented General Sherman with his commis- 1 ( ' "'" "'"' ' ' ' ''' obtaining several sums of money under false; excellence and the table will always be sup- sion as Lieutenant-General of the armies of operator at Lytton City, whose sudden nnd, pretenses. unexpected death occurred there on Saturday p.,.., a,.-,,,-*.- a~T . , I, , , ,- C AVAL XLVQlUSa I.—A S morning last, dt appears that he was taken nnr.elt a lew ds tion in the th before his deal! ice. The inflammation having land, lost his life. Taylor had gone out. lenoe on Friday night, every-]along with another man, to sleep upon some plied with the best the market affords. The the Unitud States, lien. Grant was present ( I bedrooms arc clean and comfortable, and when the commission was signed and de- enous accident hap-; prjTate rooms 1 trc kept for families. The bariirered. ys previously with in¥amma-|P,ne':' on ^-' "'e'1' of Saturday last at Mr.Ms-stocked with>first-class liquors and cigs.rs. New York, August *.'.-—Since the *i2d uit., roatj but up to a short time! York's, Sum.iss, by which a man of the name The proprietors solicit a trial of the house there have been 'JO eases and 121 deaths from he was able to attend to his 0f James Tavlor* be!or"iii" to Suffolk F.nir- from the traveling public. Term i moderate. *j cholera on Llackwell's Island; fiom the 29th duties in the oil ihereased in vie thing was tii i'cal skill could si; piiin young fe. on Saturd y hi versa! favorite disposition and beloved by u'.l. ol his death bejreceived with more profoundI Was only some'seveu'feet, his neck" was regret than in Cariboo, where he was widely broken. known and bar! troops of warm friends. De-; ceased was Trom Montreal, C. .E., and was Lillooet Bivkr Minis—The Chief Con- iibout twenty-four years of age. The Super- stable at Douglas reports the discovery of to tho frlst ult., there were o:' ca»cs and •_!(*. OAXOM Cr.n:ii.— The following old and well, deaths on Ward's Island; in the city Tester- intendentofth^telegraphUnepassedthroughidi {n|.thatwHI from |a ,,0 t0 $;, a;NiW Westminster on Wednesday last. en route for Lytton City - - puuiisning an alleged libellous .iriichf in regard to the Escam op Convicts.—Thiee convicts, I burning^of the United States Court Building . , _ _.„ . _ , m which it is intimated that the fire was tho named respectively, Ross, Gart an and Bwg, „mk of,an ilu:,lldi,,.Vi rdio dr.ired to burn made tiieir escape from the chain-gang at'the Metropolitan Theatre, and that the in- Boss cendiary was probably parties most interested this place yesterda\ .11 route for Lytton City.r'6 '""*" """" ""' *"v "" " ,"* "" "," *" "'I'nj' Gartiad Ve"ro"after"ira7ds~cantured but '" its destruction. The aftlclfl was generally It will be satisfactory to the friends of d- day, at.the 24 mile post, on the Douglas port- £;';;^;^;'t;v ^ JS ^ understood .0 refer to Mr. Maguire, of the ceased to know that every care and attention »ge- ihe site of the operations earned on is; fleineritTiSi'fonnd f.iiltv at the last:Opera House aud Acadcinv of Music, who which the most kindly natures could prompt,U.benbh on the eastern side of the Lillooet;»fg*Be , Sj^Lmon Im Xv preferred the complaint. were bestowed upon him, with the view oi^ River extending about a mile and a half in;"91ze3 horc lor the L>uon *»*&**. .F alleviating his sufferings, by Mr. and Mrs. 'length along the river, and varying inbreadGi* Pl.SSKI.VK:) Salmon.—Capt. Emerson sent' Tim Mail Stsaukr.—The steamer Califo. liautier, ut whoso house lie was stopping. Trom three to several hundred yards. Thei 01 • r/i . ui -j .u r * u n« i suninl* of thp salmon whioh hr ii en ma, with the mai s, arrived at .^ew u estmin Chief Constable considers that from the pros- us a "ampie 01 111c saimon which nc ia (.11 Tux County Cotnr.—In our report of thelpeo'ts he obtained between the 24 and 20mile gaged in curing this soaso;;. After trying it, case of Tawes (incorrectly given as Towers)!hou,,C9 tho diggings are extensive. |wo cau galc,iT sav that we have never met . with anv to equal it in fine flavor and excel- ihe Bremen bark Belle, |en, curjIlf:< Thi; Captain fully, sustains his vs. Agassis, in our last issue, we were led in to j Shjpwbec an error. It appears the estate referred to. bound from San Francisco to*. Hongkong, I well earned reputation for presi is in the bauds of Mr. Hare as official admin- WM wrccke(]) m the 4lh of March ^ m & ly. ,lis sucutss thid yeaP, ster on the 'id inst. V>'o underBtnnd the mail subsidy has been extended to March next, but at a less amount than formerly paid. rvitiff salmon istrator of John Wyatt deceased, and that gentleman bad placed the plaintiff in charge|dangerous reef called Wake Island. Among: Xjw SriAMKR_Ur. j_ vv. Trahev lately of the property, which is in the neighborhood,H'O passengers were Madame Anna Bishop, -l,l„hwHiH«a. rard nt Vic- ■• .. m. . 1 T^ .i- the rvli'hmtpil Fiu- sli onera singer • I hu Uunclied, li'Otn Ins EliipDuililing jara at \ lc- ol Ur. Tawes own ranch. For taking care,lue oeieorareu rmkiisu opera singei , «..iias. oy Of the ranch sjnd kaeping up the fences the Lascalies, Miss I'helan, and Mr. Shult*. toris, a now stoamer for Cspt. Stamp of the ■j33TThe screw steamer Fideliter is making regular trips between \*ictoria and Portland. >r."^»^...'ti P". ".-T-J'"."l ■'j-y.r.m Messrs. Culler & Parsons Havo now ready at plaintiff ■neges'Tharhe'has* an agreenient 'Twenty-two persons have been saved, but|gurrar<j jjjlet lumber mills. The vessel was »' .,". »,'i"i» 1- 1- r-> « „ wiih Mr. litre to get the crop for his trouble, | l_n_era «• eighi^indindusls who took to »10hristen«d the "Isabel" by sllrs'. Shepherd, S A V ANA'S FLRRY, but through some misunderstanding, we pre- 8llia11 l30at 8li" m'-"i| sume, Mr. Agassis, acting for the adiuinis trator, sold this year's crop of hay, and hence Boston Ear.—The Government is about to ,wifeofJ. <t. Shepherd, Esq. The steamer will be principally engaged in tewing logo for Kkw TxLU'RAi'u- Station.—V\ e understand the mill, the action in the'County Court to recover tie sell the town site at Boston Bar in lots. Those amount it produced. The estate of the Ute persons who have already made improve-. Mr. Wyatt.« no^t bankrupt, as we stated, there I ent| ou lhu ^ are haT, ^ )Uo|| of that Mr. Lamb, th. Superintendent of tbe ben.g a large surplus in hand for the repre- urohft8ln- ttt lhe up8tt pricc. We ll0pe ,hc telegraph line, has opened anew station at sentatives 0. deceased, the case will be te- [. *>on wi|, ^ ^ lnodcrate & ll)at the ranch of Messrs. Reeco i Co, on the (■'.uiiied next Coil rt ih-.y. people wl II' not be deterred hereafter fiom Chilliwhack. This will be a great convenience n t\. . ■., \\..„ u. MA*crri»-fi,» u.m making improvements before Oro <-Aiiii;oii UuaRi/. Lkaii.—Mr. lie Worthy nas b, ' » 1 - a r- • I granted, offered to get an assay made in Sun 1 iranclico wn titles are to the settlors in the distriot. The Muutiii'. at Victoria.- The. jury on !' !" lh,! ' ' l ! : '"' : nate.ithc inquest in the case of th^i unfortunate A BOAT Or TWENTY TONS BURDEN, And aro prepared t" CONVEY FJREIGIIT OR PASSENGERS 'lo the hfatl of G H U S W A P L A K E. .-: ;■/ mnd 1 ni rsi n to • ool ari • 11 SovaoaVi 1 01' Rdigllt 01' pj ,..;;•; Hppl>' to .<ho was lately murdered in Victoria Or thi Proprl I Savana's iv-.-ry, Feb of half a ton of quartz from the lead in the mouuiaiii abovj) Williams Creek, if the rock by a vote of 102 to 2, a resolution was car- n is sent down tp the Bay City. In the event I rjed requesting the President to discharge the, brought in a verdict of " wilful murder againt of the assay beiiig satisl'nctory, Mr. McWorthy Ji,\.n'ailg at present under arrest in the .States,'some person or persons unknown." So far proffers to bring u|> a five-stamp mill withoutLn(j t0 u,.g0 t|,e British and Canadian authori- the clue to the murderers is very slight. delay. Mr. Mc'-Vorthy arrived here on Satur-Lce t0 release the prisoners of the same! t'l'i:: dkothehs, 1 1 231, 1866. REMOVAL. day evening 110 n Cariboo; he speaks in glow ing terms of the mines and their great productiveness. stamp in their custody. Declining.—The total Customs duties re ceived at New Westminster for the week end frig 28th ultimo, only amounted to $1,880 48.|$5,167 70 A.'tuESTEn.—Officer Coffee arrested an In- idian, on Saturday last, ou tho charge of 4^-Yale road tolls for the week ending|breaking int0 a 'warehouse in| Yale and ab- the 4th inst., amounted to $626 23. T^e,Btracting some apirits thurwlronii. The native! LENEVEU & CO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALERS, total amsunt received for month of July was'was in a stat'o of intoxication when he wss; H Proof bulldlBg, Held'* Blcrt,o|iposli?ThoPosi 111MM arrested. Olnee. Wharf street. Victoria. V. I. 11 i / ■»IW»* nn Invite attention to their large and well assorted Stock of AT YALE, B. C, BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIBUNE. 1 THE "yaleTmondayTaugust e, 1866. Tj TT T) g () N' S BAY LETTER FROM LYTTON CITY. : . — COMPANY To ms Editor of tub B. C. Tribcns : Sir,—To give you a true description of this place, just compare it to Goldsmith's deserted village, once known as Lytton City ; and if it were not for the ring of the black- smith's hammer, and the listening to the wind I v • t- \fj /*» (~) f) t~) C I I whistle through the half sheives of the differ-! W *=■ vv u w v u 9 ' ' ent Hag-staffs, I believe this once lively little town might be considered as having made its ^^^^^ quietus. Business is dull; provisions are selling at RE0EIVED PER "PRINCESS ROYAL" the usual prices; vegetables in abundance; ••Ui'•l ronvrTONnnw new potatoes, 12 lbs. for one dollar; beef, 20 rKOM •bU*w-uu*w' to 25 cents per lb.; eggs, $1 00 per dozen,; . „ . guaranteed as having been fresh laid just as!And consisting in part of the following, viz.: you call for them. 1 don't know of any place in the colony where a person can live on Ihej - fat of the land so long, with so little to do, Dry GOOdS, as here. The popular Mr. Kingsccte passed through' here on Monday last, en route to Ashcroft, to| make preparations for tho fall races at that place ; therefore, all those who have running' stock will have a good chance to try their' luck, and all tho old sports of the turf will J have a glorious opportunity of enjoying a day that will bring back to their memory their once old associr.tions with the Derby; good sport and lots of fun are anticipated by a larce t— I jj THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Established in 1830. Incorporated by Rotal Charter. Paid up Capital, Undivided Net Profits, $5,000,000 600,000 »....oipated by a large number of the fancy who are going to attend. Big Bend. No news of importance from the Big Bend. Those who have come down speak unfavorably of the mines, and those who hare gone up from here appear to hang it out and arc doing well. I believe the grand mistake was in going to that country so early in the spring, before the snow was off the ground. Attempted Suicide, it appears that one of the fair maids of the forest, whose residence is situated in the suburbs of the city, formed a strong but not lasting attachment for one of our gallant young teamsters, who drives a fast team on this road, and the gay teamster formed about Clothing, Provisions, Hardware, MINING TOOLS, WINES AND SPIRITS Hiad OrihcK: 1, St. Helen's Place, London. DRAFTS II-'SUED on London. New York, San Francisco, Canada, Now Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and on all tho Branches or the National Bunk of Scotland and Provincial Rink of Ireland. Bills of Exchange and Gold Purchased. Interest on Special Deposits of Mnney allowed at the rati' of a q art^r of ono per cent, per monih Caniie Bink receives Gold Dust and Bars for safe keeping .without charge; undertakes the purchase ami sale of Stock; the Collection of Bills and other money business In tho United States and British Provinces. ASSAY~C)FFICE. Gold Dust Molted and Assayed, and returns made within 24 hours in Coin or Burs. Ores of every description carefully Assayed. N. B.—Any instructions as to the disposal Of th( proceeds of Gold Dust forwarded to the offlco in Vic toria for Assay will bo carefully attended to. J. G. SHEPHERD, Manager. Victoria, V. I. 1 IN WOOD AND BOTTLE, Etc., Etc. These Goods are offered to the MERCHANTS, TRADERS AND PACKERS Of BRITISH COLUMBIA IN LOTS TO SUIT, And on the most reasonable terms. {"ST" Every description of Country Produce OPPENHEIMER & CO., FORWARDING AND C0MMSSI0N MERCHANTS, Yale, British Columbia, AT THI Head of Steam Navigation OS »ssimni» •„.«». u 5 .. '"""•" »«om ti? j*very ueecription oi (Jountrv fro to two turtle dove*, billing and cooinr until I 1^ B' °*Apri1'18M* J L^L ** '- * Sit. and hiKendei -^^ FRASER RIVER. I,, j i* ' i a THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital, , $1,562,500 With Power to Increase. DRAFTS ISSUED ON THE BANK'S BRANOHES: IN VANCOUVER ISLAND, VICTORIA and NANAIMO. IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. NEW WESTMINSTER, YALE, MOUTH QUBSNKL and CARIBOO. IN THE UNITED STATES, SAN FRANCISCO and PORTLAND, OREGON. ON THE BANK OF MONTREAL IN CANADA, Montreal, Toronto, Quebee, Hamilton, London, Kingston , Cobourg, Belleville, Brantford, Brook villi-, Wliitbv, Peterboro, O'tawa, Guolph, Godorloh, Stratford, Ploton, Perth, Sltnooe, St. Catherines. ON NEW YORK, Messrs. BELL & GU-VDRY, [Agents for the Bank of Montreal.] ON SCOTLAND, The Britisli Linen Company's Bank. ON IRELAND, Tlie Union Bank of Ireland. ON ENGLAND, The Bank of British Columbia—Head Office, Lombard Street, Loudon. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened for any amount not less than One Hiuiilr d Dollars. Bills Discounted and Collected; nnd BHIb of Exchange on Great Britain, Pan Francisco, and New York purchased. Government and other Securities reeeived for safo .custody; Interests and Dividends collected. Gold Dust and Bars Purchased, ! Received ou Deposit, or Advances made upon them. ; Yale, April, 1866. 1 NOTICE. ... ..... «nu ma tender cuts, cut the toat.i.-.cr out, and the upshot of the illicit love was the birth of a fine boy, a thorough half-breed. On thc butcher repu>| dinting any relationship with the offspring of! the fair aborigine, she went, unperceived, to; the slaughter-house, cut off a stripe of one of I the rawest raw hides and hung herself to the! windlass; fortunately she was just discovered! before life became extinct, was cut down and! tenderly cared for. Olp Brswirt. « ; | " —*-» Forwarding & Commission Business, SEYMOUR CITY, Hc«d of Navigation on Like Sbuswsp J. A. MARA, BEGS to inform his friends and the public that lie will attend to any Forwarding, Commission or other business in connection with the mines that may be entrusted to him. OPPENHEIMER k CO. beg to intimate that they are prepared to receive, store and forward to any part of British Columbia everv description of merchandise, on the lowest possible terms. SPORBORG & RUEFF, Commission Merchants,, A Fire-Proof Brick Warehouse Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wharf street, Victoria, V. I. 16 HO! FOR BIG BEND. CACHE CREEK HOUSE COLLECTIONS Stymour, 6th May, 1886. MADE. THIS HOUSE is situated two miles from Bona- purto aud i weuty from Savana's Ferry, and has been fitted up for the accommodation of travellers ' to the BIG BEND MINES. It affords the best accommodation for man and beast. The BAR is furnished with the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, And the TABLE is supplied with the host of vegetables, grown on this celebrated ranch. Tho services of !a first-rate cook havo been secured. I | Good Saddle Horses for Hire AT THE STABLES. AT THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, 104 miles L T!,e SVMLVSl """"J furnished with tho best of hsy, above rale and midway between Bpeuoe'a Bridge M»»rleyliui1 (,'lts. and *' Boston," the well-known pro- tu»u Sivana's Ferry, travelers will find good aooommo-11,r"-,tor. ><* always on hand to receive his guests. dation, tho best of living, of LIQUORS aud of WINES. I 16 THE ASHCROFT HOUSE. MESSRS. CORNWALL'S. Fresh Butter, Milk and Vegetables. GOOD STABLING AND CHEAP FEED. 16 W. H. SANFOKD. Messrs. Culler & Parsons Have now ro.idy st S AVA N A'S FERRY, A BOAT OF TWENTY TONS BURDEN, And aro prepared to CONVEY FREIGHT OR PASSENGERS : To tho head of SHUSWAP LAKE. Storage and a person to tako chargo at Savana's. I For freight or passage apply to BUIE BROTHERS. Lyttou. fir the Proprietors. flirara'f F'rry. Jeb, J5M. JJW 1 GRELLEY & FITERRE, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES, SPIRITS, &c, 4 Wharf street, opposite the Royal Uotei, VICTORIA, V. I., INVITE attention to their large and well as- soiled sloi-k of I ngltsh, French und American lino WINES and LIQUORS. Agents for Vancnivr Island and British Columbia fer Napoleon's Cabinet Champagne, Jules Minimi k Co.'s do I Bouche Fils k Co.'s do Eugene Clicquot do Bolter's Bitters, i Bancroft's Cider, Sainsevain's Wines and Wine Bitters, Hostetter's Bitters, etc. I To dealers purchasing in large quantities a liberal j discount will be made for cash ' GRELLEY k FITERRE. I I« Ho; 4 Wharf strf-t, Victoria, 7,1, i For STORING GOODS, has been erected, and Consignors may rely upon the safe and expeditious transportation of goods to their destination. ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, MINING TOOLS, Etc., Etc. Which we are receiving by every arrival from San Francisco and Victoria, and which we offer for sale at reasonable rates, TN consequence of Mr. S. Baxter being about to X_ remove, our Power of Attorn >V formerly hulil by film has been transferred to MR. WALTER B. GLADWIN, who is authorised to clofe upalloutat uding business, and transact lurther transactions ou our account in Yale It is requested Unit all accounts due us will be Settled with Mr. Gladwin without delay. 11 LENEVEU 4 < O. N O T I C E . Steamer "ENTERPRISE." On and after Miy 36th, 186C, the steamer will leave SODA CREEK MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS, AT DAYLIGHT. WILL LIAVI QUESNELMOUTH WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT SIX O'CLOCK, Freight from Soda Creek to Quesnelmouth, l)^c per lb. Steamer Enterprise, Miy 17, 1886. 16 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OPPENHEIMER k CO. PIONEER HOTEL, SEYMOUR CITY, At the Head of Navigation. THE undersigned beg to intimate to the traveling public tiiai ili'-y Uavu opened ill' above butul Iwuere everything will be supple I of the ix-st deseilp I lion. There is a good Cool; uugagod, and tho best ih market affords will bu served up dally. The bar is slocked with the Choicest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 1.1 ROBINSON k BRAXTON, Proprietors. REMOVAL. LENEVEU & CO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALERS, HAVE REMOVED to the Two-Story Fire- Prriof building, Reid's Block, opposite tho Post 08ir#, *wTi»rf strf«t j Vietorls, V. I. U THE FINE STEAMER "LILLOOET," WILL LKAVB NEW WESTMINSTER FOR YALE j —OK— Wednesdays and Saturdays, RKTITIIMNU FIMJt YALE TO NEW WESTMINSTER —ON— Mondays and Fridays. THE STEAMER RELIANCE or ONWARD, WILL LEAVE NEW WESTMINSTER FOR YALE On Wednesdays and Saturdays, RETURNING FROM YALE TO NEW WESTMINSTER On Mondays and Fridays. ■ s British Columbia Tribune. WEEKLY PAPER. PUEL1SHED EVERY MONDAY. OFFICE—YALE. GEORGE WALLACE, Proprietor k Editor.
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Title | British Columbia Tribune |
Publisher | Yale, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1866-08-06 |
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