fRRT NTS, ai Oft! .:-Fi ���������Jom- Winj, "' V:' neral Wharf m ': fcs'foi HAST8, stWWB j RS, No, j ictori*, f. '.,'���������1 I lerriist I he i>ul������- $ KnglUh | Mlxtsr������l kedy fo f 2M | ctoria,fi iiNUlKi | iods tt-.p The *��������������������� s 1-3 0 do dffi nipaDA 1 WiU^pH *crip^p| lealcft | , siree* * the ^' &H p,a^; u Victor ������*8' 1 Fire ^i; ������"������������������ GOLD COMMISSIONER'S COURT. inw-&r*vs&r!. t ���������':.���������;��������� :rtl-T^ ���������V ���������������.' ������|V ..������ ^:pEee^ Bri&s)fcG^^ NOii .;��������� ii. (Beftw'W;,:'Gf Cox,- Ean.'l- ��������� ���������������������������'_;' '���������'--";:'- ; Mr. Robertson; iriope^ . plaintiffs^ paid, it'^^wone^^t^inQStim^fH tant suits that bad come mt64heCommi^ipn4 er's Court during tbe present season, inyolts : in%*��������� n������ ���������- it did)il large vftmoiint of damages,! SSOiOQO, a&& ~^lion^^^til������bam{^������, Q^. >kM ciaV,<standings of the ^defendants., vfheiSfewi Mill claim adjoins the Ericson, arid the mem-; bars of both companies had heretofore beep! on-the most friendlyKapd.^nfidenti^l..'.terimsi Itelyiiig "cju, the tfio,iii)V atid \ integrity, btlitnej Brisson eom^a'nythe SawJMLtt company never; thought;It necessary;^4i������peet4belgrAttud|fi^ fotnier irere^rM^ %^o }eoi^niesiTan(; th^������ghfib| ^enter^f v&IcM%E^Jl������ arid:*��������� the ~ Bricson eorapanyvhad .trespassed xoKffie^if^^^-CfirSt^lWrti company to the^teafc 6&280 br 30%ftet7 tI* r-wae^elVkhb^V^H^^arly four^Weeka ��������� ago' . tiiplrrdwn'claim ,w^ e^on company bAcl-tikejiouttbb lars smc^Mr,Rbbe^tsoxi concluded by calling; ':-^������icaW^ eo7y; who; deposed |a# follows:-���������The Ericson] claim bounds the Saw^iMUr claim on the east| in the first w$^&^^ completed^etr^driffr^upto the line between ,the^^nd,,thi Erie^ft cb^ 5|fte Jine ���������%&������ mart- *e# olitfljw myself and MrvitfelsonY thelforeman: of the Etieson ^cp^Hswith, plumb bobs; thei Saw Mill corya&Tthe������������������Ette&^oy.met^'ftfi same time on the line^there haying been two? feet left* by > the 4wo cempaaies ^to ;wo,rk tort g^UlerVlthVSawM&l cotn^h/'didiiotWor^ in the drift flin6ol>l^th}brlil5ih July, as they! ."��������� were sinking a new jshaft in a different parti '^ojith^gfpjiuid^ ^edahy ground of2 consequence when the?Saw| ���������MUl-CoJy stopip^ -discoveced-^last^;#^k*1fe^ the:Ericson epjy ha3f worfeeid over;the4me^the pbrtiotf worked 'being! on the; south-side.of jthe luierrrnext the] gulch; I eiamin^Cthe ��������� glacij^^re^e^i^s-i pass', was clbmiiift^^h^"^ th4 bouiidary | Jiti^ttoning-throug^^ of ray examination>TffS3 that the ?Er|cson eo*yi had trespassed- bn"the^Sa\r^Miirgrbund to thej extent bt^Qtrdr^Od^^^^li^t^aaa was on the high rock au<l j>.arionit(e flannel j; the portion workecV ^s^ar Itte^Erlcsbn; fihaf^p,ar^fr# ^^on^he^rifle of the rockj tefffi tlie gulch s1dc^4 Wvelbeeri foreman of the; Saw Mill claim sirfe* last fall; I worked a men &8hiftft*a4ay -would -work out the ground ''i-=sup^iedttSe;S^ with:^jnliftV;-J taken from.the9af}M|Mo!y in 7 or 8 daysj .plmjpf^^l^���������-P^S^rid^^re1^i|,at it,was.possible to .work; the ground from tjie pres^ali 'i*giween^'lheV>Saw-MiUi ana, Ericsonl ������aw,M^l^hai^;.,I"lM ^^^iJ^jpfiC^npaV-itt^ juraping theW^Qn^co^ground- lasTyear^ i^gc^ked downJifcis^^t&e;iBJa^|pjaw;aB..;U^ aM you (addressing ���������ounsel)^had better-be carcful"wfaatyou;Bay;'v* ���������-������������������:���������^-.v-���������^"| Refe^mined l^te^obettso^ tee^^ridary lfne^isi Refined liy^tSifiBV tM liue^wrouid run-8 or 9 fee) feniEncaonshaf|i^ ; ^IB^C! Gillette^ mihirig^sumybrj iebwminedi by Mr..Rbbertftoti^IiHirveyed ? thabonndaryl line^tween/the JSricson. andjSaw MilLcom-j panieSj^and La^^sJ^eyed^t^^ thej Ericsori co'y (map *. produced).;.; the boundary! line passes tfoongjb ..the jchannerfpi;.about.J)0: feet;. the V centeri ipr!* jgutter ofi&i c^|iitd,is; generally oja thexEricsan;8ide^ but:hotalwaysj ao|. there .|a scarcely any:of the, flat part: onl the.Saw Mill side; .t^e ifea tcesj)asa.by .the Ericson co'y. of^^.an .average, ot froniJlte8,feGt broad by 50-fe^t ,.ip -length; sjouie places the trespass is as.rifcclfak M. feet^ihe area of the trespass is S81 94-100th-square feet on the ' Saw'Mill sid^of ���������!tfe{lin^^'^^;U^--^",^*f ;;;.���������-CrWi^xawined ^by^Mr. ������\^l^r~I;;deter^ postoioii^he aiirfa.ee; on 9j,h June last'Xnuide; the map,^^produced^^^ in: court for the Saw, Jiiil1 co^^^^lson^igjfprjemaftQf^^ jco!y^jos^seji^ri^^i^ the'siirvey arid hejuade no jabjections; wh^fe JtMrlBl^M^Sro&rarofitfa ib^tfmpaiCpfiliaT i btb to g������t oufc^of^-orde^jX always take care] that:it:does-'nbt'g#bJut-^t order whenl make ^j^fJLS&i faUt/'the' snow ^aSpri tti^gr^und^'arid trapipe^ hari/ahQtti, the, stakes ^ when we brought down ^etuiitierVanar theplwts could noi:pje-^^ke^dO)wn.^v-:i^:^f^} * -Ci t&&* are;tw;bTfeetS^ral l^TjtTmbej'; Itlfe logs" vref e nbt?^6lM"nea;r 'thS^dsts;,; * -;'... '['.^ '������������������':.;;. ��������� v". _^; "^TCSBert|VfalkeY, examiried" by MrT Rdbert- sori^t^asyn 'parteniereMp with last:-jtfttness in geifflg .tfmbiV fof^ttfe'Saw MilfM'y} saw 2 or 3 stakesvlast 'fall standing to the left of ffiel^gei(Sl3|rtisure they were riot disturbed lii TOiiiiltf Sofif the logs* I assistedHirTollibg down^he,log.s.e?'x^-A- ���������*��������� ��������� ��������� , ;/=... VrCrbss-exammed tiy -Mr. .Walkem-r^L i^ut--i-up thi^b pHles Q&4ial^h,^'���������^^^^^,^ ^ di^turbed^witiiout my. seeing it; the.-stakes are-inMe^ainbifelace, as;lasf���������&$$,$&? were not mo^|d|| pileft^ tte Jogs^ atter they were ed the distance ife^asi from the shaft, and found4t 59 feetj I measured it this! morning and ���������Mndjt^ie^ VF?'.;" '';vM ���������:i ���������:'��������� teroaV������xamiged!by MKTOker^tfeyef saw khetmap producedof Mr. ErasersJuritil I saw it in Court to-day; it was not" mafe for the haT0^rk^d;'^ie&IlaJ^ it was either Hogged up to prevent*us seeing of ttie;company^repudiated td Mr. Nelson and ���������_ 'US' _' ���������J'liiHJ]'^^ '-Alii- JIZ~~Z<J. ^.yTI..;-'Wif5. ,_: -,v..^..; w���������,.. . v.r ,.rw._.., - poor4a3t:.ycar'to ' g6'^mapslniade^'^!^^:.';T\\"vItr,,v'';'.'-ii;.",:';,'f' L^&Mfc4Vaiker^?rherei'Cwas:'ioi!.ground of the SawmillWbrkcd^e^rb^^ we ; discovered rla^t ^hiirsfjaj^ .fining ?th&ti t% ;" groundiwa8:\vorked; -scnMnime^teiy for Mr. Gillelle^gdfcatt'O^ that same evening ^beiowv 1L b^clo^ctt; have 6u\$ watched;,thef: Ericaoni;eompny.'. to^eee ^y^^������nb^|jlea^^ about to go ��������� down ciunfry." '*:rt -S^:.;;; ^ -:V ���������; Mr.v'Gillctttu.agaiii. .e*#rIUh3L������M;.?sjminRd"' by Mr. ��������� Mil! co'v an(lubh������J.for theEHc&ot oo^yt If-the. stakes ������ra rightn&$uf*������yjfcrishjfe; $������dt^^4carfri-ifa*\Vi h^^ trc^paaaed"^.betw.e'eu" 300 ,f>ud 500-feoten tbevSiw Mttl i cb'y;;'MrVNoisob^a'graed-Ho Wo^coraerVstok������iv-.ii,;th*; itnkca aro ia tho Svrong; vlaco tli?niiiy: surv^yjrwrbn^ paid rich up teethe lirieVthe drift referred toj waawithinJO\.tiofa&]^^ the Ericson co?y belonging to. the-Sawmill. ��������� coxap'anyiil'^.'j.- Su *&&& jj^-j+a^ ,; Cross-examined-by-Mr. Walker���������Took the; shaft of the'Erieso^ (u^gMe^g^iri^lbelSi^^did^n^^ iaitneM- olite or compass;;l saw tlie ground surveyed j ;lcftatellfromrniy owa.fedwledgeithafethe liespasshai been committed; the channel Ij wbmddttfiwaefVlromi^ ���������icbarinel I moatf from one rim rock to another some ��������� places the bed rock rises :rim ���������? -^ :grarluaUy; xconsider th������ 'Ericson..co.'y,worked mi tke "channel unless where tliiey we'ntTiiii- ning.a,driftiaAeir^Bn,gtouiid;Jhe.Jiricsq.n' co-y and Saw Mill co'y met in,the drift before 15th July; I settled-the boun48,ry Jlpe with Mr. Nelsbn, taking1 Grillett'a survey ���������uHKe* bar els; Mr:Nelson;gavb tlie SaWMillco'y a piece ������f ground 2 feet by^3 febfc, which he said was jaot worth anything to therii; the piece of ground was within 10 fe^t of the plumb bobs; . the piecaof ground was riotgiven in exchange; I had^free,access^ aaorderTSom and had a survey made at night; the survey���������������was iriado to ascertain the .ajnoun^^worke^^ ^rotticir^ the'su^piR^^^ ^r.side, and near, t^e rim rock; found the rich; pay1 ba the; - pitch bf the rock; the Ericson; co?y worked to where ihe slide rock corneal down ;Vtne firics&g!boy^ad:left off^workin^ \ in the- deep; hole voji loth July. ; : '��������� ' > \ .*!s< The witness was-further examined by Mri * Walkem-Thesiirfacbboundarylmeis straight aaaless near the -shaft;house of]'&$, Erieson ;������eo!y; Mr. Nelson asked me to go down into the diggings, and we' arranged to work out the ground on the line together;- Mr. Gillette ^tirveyed^ the ground ������fo^'the'Saw-Mill co-y this summer,rand put iat^o naii8������)r the plumb bobs; the* piece of ground Ogives me by Mr. owe; (hb requested time^toirble^mlrie^s^ surveyv^wbicfcw'as granted^^d*to^biiirt4d- journed vto ^Vedntsday morning.) , ;^; lt,~wa,i.-^i^iwrnii+K<)**4'*< E. G; Jrillotte^mrnvng^glnAcr,;^ exam*mMr;:by^Mr.'Roberfe6n^-I ^e.-8;ur^eyed ference ,of 1 foot 3 inches in the measurement of >the>lm&dowm.ottftI^ parties; co\il4 riot t agree on, all; the; stakes on 'tfie' ground;- th%^a*reed"bn 5tiie"cbt'ue^takes^ Cross-exairiined^bv^Mrv Walker^I iseard Mr.Tagga*Baytha1i^Nb^Btake;%hbuld;be W) feet further xiut ,/.-:������������������,...��������� ; s ;>; * -' /* >/* '���������Samuel Walker; examined ^y\Mfc;Rol>ert- gori���������I am a member of the Saw Mill bpTy; I recollect the fire of 1864f"ife^artly' burned some of the .stake^iof tlie;,Saw Mill co^; it did not wholly'^consume aiiy of the stakes; after the fire Kenriedyf J^es?!aM myself put up nbw stages i b<?������ide; ?the^ old ones, aiid - the stakes^ then^placed are 'there still; saw the; pwn^ffii GitlclgWrv%ed present I believcxwhen;^eipnt in Pur stakes;i I have been in; the drifts of the Ericsbntcp;y] since-th^codtnittiedthe ;.tr^������wSi;'they:baye| ^|ted:?Qiifcthe channel -^rt'bh;^e:S^w;:M-HI[ ground^ -the plumb bobs to mark thi? line were] fl&bdH^^byMiftl^^ behalf of both com^MespStia^rpuridv riextf the Ericson claim pjiidiwell; we- took ?13,000j out of-a~block~^x4<rfeet; the4>ay was-fouiul; on the(,pitch-otr the roqk;/I,cPri3idbi%the chaji^; nel in tne:Erib������bii th^same ^the'Saw Millj co'y; we left the ground taken by the Ericson* ctfyHhat we might^workit thrboghHheirilrif^ when boat > ... '' .j* ���������������������������'*������������������ n.i}'- ..>..-...'..-i7 ���������....-��������� -������������������: ���������.-���������:.���������.������������������."A.li'J :-��������� ^.-���������xv-������������������ ,1 ......J-'K %.!������. taken irom us by the^ Ericson co'y has .been! well worked, the5 crevices liavc all been weljf cleariedout; supposed the part of our grouud; worked by the Ericsori co?y to be yery rich, asthey took large pay tluring the"time theyj were^working it.- > * ; ';! ; ��������� "���������''���������._; i erbss-examiaed by Utl Walker-^The Saw; Mill cb'y found their gold on- the gradual rlscj of the rock';! Was through tbe Ericson drift; iri;*Lthe "begiritiirig pfJulyv: -Jfe^y were^ then, working above the shaft; I never knew oJj my objecttPrt ^tor bwrgoing through; their, drifts; the Erksbiieo'y cbuld^ have caved lttj their diggings; I IreUeve, the. EriAson co;��������������� would not'have taken the ground if tjierchad; not bben; gold' in it; ,all.in;..which ther.b ?m pay is taken but; the ground left is.not. a test of whaMs worked; never saw any of the feaw[ Mill posts lying down; I never.suspected the. $ricson co'y would work our ground until the-discovery was made on the ard-mstant; I have watched that the Ericson co'y did noj leave the creek, as they were about going away, and 1 did so on my^ own responsibility; 1 did not'watch about Mr> Taggart's cabin:. I kept my bye on them in the town after nigh,, and- some nighte I've been up late. .. JohUiMcKay.examined hy MrJ^herts ���������^-^m ,^,-f. ��������� -,:k > a ts,; -..'.. -x i-w t, ^i -���������������������������^ut^ground^ w .^IKey'vipSglic> .Cu:iU,wBiVu������������, --, ^rfe^br<S^bne atafeputiTr^he^bBerivext the Ericsoncp.fs .gr&M^SM"8Saj08^vaPB m\ thcreVMr. ��������� Nelsbfeind nivself agreed to .one stake in-ithe ft'et-'Uie famaiiirtbr ^f? Hrf I)������ yriin^y'a. W^? ."-would" W Wrong; ''.������*���������<-i* 7* t'tilj S'.t'&ty !uw.!;r. f-^i'v.-jf fw^i -J,;| ���������'"'��������� Mr. iloh^rtaon herclisn'led Mr.; Fras^Byrh������tj ������> w* .Walk^r>rattrlting?that!she^ri *iiiirt*tcljritoAwy'wt '������.ny,..wf6n*;: impression T ..remalnin^^-.qij-;1. tho.; ^ommls* Rocer'smindl'but h7e^as."n*t ��������� (cMled.)3n in any way to vi;MivGiU'ctte, at.the requwt;pf.MrvWa1X^*:MiwinM th������ map,* Inirsaid- he .cqufd'aoVf^o J any'ilalto jaw rfc^d On'At$tithafanglotbk*'.f^i*���������>��������� D:fo I 00-*11 ^P i., '^?���������>:* \ ;..Jatriis awwar.t'iiexamln'flid ifiy; Kr. Roliprtson���������I.Icaojf ttio'^^ bound arriiri^b etweetitlw'SiiwlMill'co'yand'Eri^ sbn^o^sinfeiasl^uneyasW^ fcaawv .the-stakes th������^ AuHatn pure the-'aame stakes still remain,; ;the romatas of 'thi'old-ltfikw'affl'Estill .tfi������r?t tho-ne.w,1 stAfcesfar* .-.-. ��������� ��������� .*V .1 - . -I'- .L.'u.. ^.* .1.-. ~l A ��������� ������... *^> . .Warn ������ *���������.* *K������ Smm������A paidftbfco^;oufebfchis^^ fo^ttie&icsdii ������������������do'vrMr/NelfoniCam^forme;-- m Ericson co^^e^nnp smq^m* ^;?SS^'i la#ye1# t pewiiothing about;!jljnow? there; wSj!ho:yeSelongiug^o theSaw,M$,,claim ��������� wfffi 5llDcfdriby ..-when he^niade.thcvin^p.^ \; ^ros*xaininGd*yt Mr. Walfer^W;map; t)rPducld %SS'1fbt "made by Mr. fraseiMor tHe, SSMil co������ ^(Mr. Ilbbertsorfitook the map frMtllwitn^t.aiid^aiditb :am;wafg^ clfenteM this case had nothing; to do with; it, he?deoimcdimttingritIn. cjMr. >V ajker vvgrf i#beimi but in, as he said lt.didjiot^vw; disimtetvstaWas - being on the ground.. Me.: RobertioS^d-he would pntmthe������xnap'if:Mr. mikef^uldlpi:bduc;e Mr. Gil elttfs survey. Thelalpdeclifed; Considerablediscussjon (bllowtori.this^oint.) . ri^,:^. ,��������� ; , v^ohiJTalnes,.examined by %.^hertonn- Mm ^merafeer^pf the Saw Mill coy since Mv '03 aadl know the boundaries since May, } >f*r?! Siw Mill ijrountK-;., Mr. ilob'f rtsoh ������ a i i tl Via ��������� was bis ca'afl,. ' ���������iMr.^WMiter- a?ked ;Tor* a!^n^\t|^ttftor^wbicb tha loaraed counsel in lulged ia a. ratli^. L*agtheaed argu: m^at-.-,- ���������.-^^���������...������������������,- ��������� /. i;; '-���������������������������.,: ' "' ������������������ '���������'������������������- ������������������������������������ ���������$. pUftifti aaid'heUCvUldMiot give a, jnott^utt/fisitbgra waBjOvidence of sa n agreed.line ^twecn the comp^ni^. the* hearing i>f ihe%^yjfia^.^ht;aimofey intewwi. tn*urr [cated,.a4;ito,the;r*sult. .;, >>. ��������� , . ^ ._ y, , ;... . , . -" - ���������', V ^ ,' ��������������������������� ���������- 'V .���������; - ��������� Thuradayt;iOLb Julr. . '������";.; u; ,. "���������'} ,u . ��������� ',i������Bc*������iom*. \',-,;; ������," ���������: ���������' -l ������������������������������������.. ;'��������� JiH- Ci'ix^aid h'e;.tb6ugnt-Jtfife'i^reWfiii'nf:tha'tw'o'w patii^s hadrafr-ee^^upv^^ft'^Vivih a "s*t of ^ci :ii'ms!^nlf Worn;fc*tt*Jd aiici'Sflry-vyod^a forotnaa bad ncKLUthorl ly. to; a groe upon. any n^liim.,;.y\m*$ ,mMa "bv- Mr;;i>������wOn^Had, b'oVn :Rtqd4eSirf.? :;Thia ni������p W;ia iikde' fwth'e Oouf t,chad been'-UseBia' two^easei alroariy^ oiudbad'-tf&en'left in- the ���������UJ4adsofUho:poutt:Cor;tlia guidance of hirpriJidWj^8Sf������ra[andibimselfVf ���������.-. AcaordJu$: lothis ump tlioreiw^s no JratyASS.' .....But; ba the;otb<r hand," Ml*.:a������t*ito;liad maiie a Kurvpy;;'according to Whicht tl4roSv.4sbpyond- a doubt;a tr&jviSB: However,. 'II'tV fi illej t������ iVad' a'ekod ��������� to;; have, liii-rsur������;ay- twithdraw.&, b^cauaev'aB.hestated,!tbpr.J.wasa^.tipfiuod.Uae.' ;T^? ev iiot'i-.anil 'ai rStf.;.'-D<iwdn"}yTs:oviukpuw H-������i*-wfcwy ������v*������ ^���������'**������������������ caso,>he^(Mr(iCox) ��������� could ;oiiljr<arrive^at th*:cnnclusipa to xJIdmisslhe casej; eac^p^t^to p^r .liUjOwn; costs,:? t .,(���������; ��������� *.-?'������������������'��������� ArrsAf-. .... ^.., ' ' Mr; Roi?>rtsoa, ori^He part'bf thoSaWMill company, imb^inatoly ^a^e'-ntrtico ^f1 appsal to ^���������"���������ifiupwin������ ;boisrt.*^'' -:>;f;::;j���������'������������������ r?:-,::".J"*-'-^*- ?'**:^^ ;J/J^<*���������'*r-'S.:"--':;:. Uiiv'-'^.v '��������� (*-' uw*M"i"n':>i'i .;.;������������������;������������������: -r^c,;;." ��������� -/.:; .������������������--��������� ��������� ���������������������������,-��������� "'- ���������. ". ... Impbo visa .A "Suw'' Piy^TBa'" ������At tlie waning -of some railway in the south df; Franco, aot ^pg sine*, there Was a very grand banquet, to "complotetheo^r?- mcaey, at which thegpaeralcotamandinp4he diHtftS suftd ry p-TfecUJ,. and - oiKer big men. w������?re preicn \. Just after the usual loyal 'toasts had been--driAlL'% young raportrr of; tht: *flgaro,'; evidently no rsspe*t*r of persons, leapt up and cried,: Ml say, geaVlemen, tht* is awful slow; I?U siag asoug,;1! which =ho at once, pro- ceeded to do, ,to the.!Tli������,r'csa.,k immortal. melody of "Sain n'est sacrepourun sa'peur,"' There was at one* dreadful confusion; mayors and police director* ahtott- ed, '��������� ,rTura:himrout;^ while the gu-'sts at the;lower end of the. table %vho yttti. not offlciat cried. *3&o no, go.ng; siience for the geatiemen?s song:*" It a frown bad the power of Uillingj- the young T&scal must have dr^pP'^a down before th������ horsoshOo:eyebrowsof Generil Soyoa: tson - ��������� & hyueve> diluted them^ ^j^elsoircame to me tlaff aeaedn aud.Baid he tipped we would be careful when ,we wero working up to the line aiid not work over it; I said certainly, anuvww���������ciy>u w MV,i?M,���������VJ.V ���������, ._.v hi^riUo Wftnld do thesa-nie? IwaS'in.;theU^^edidnHcare,heweato^ hcq>ed] lie V?���������*^J*������n li*" qth and 12th Of ber.ot verses; and the result was. thaVall the big men, Bricsoi ground ^et^ecn tbe 9^.a0rtl^a p^ g8(;hdT;rk?^ut!iem;^^ July they have trespassed since incn on. ine lately maa^r, arid left it to the ^Jolly dbgsT who msde cJ \(\\\ ground; the line between thc.two &Teguiar night of.it., compahiel was marked ouiby bluml) hobs; I made a bet with a gentleman now m .Court lastseksou which stiU stands .that ;we would take out 100 oz. a day oUi of the ground worked by.the W^^^^J?? ^���������ound wellacraped and cleaned;bythemic- amooty^ SB-*ophB������a. ^JOT?u.^WftiWu������������ = , -;-,- -t ^ ������. bv rhe Fricson co?vvfrom tb^:mdication^of.U*a;.be-had fr?nj- an-respw^Mj a^������ kX^J; SotKSbit 'it w������4 Ticiicr tkp any we Ur* yea g*t^wuis ������������r-u^fcW on^ch *������.������**. ;;"is* The Frincegfl of W.tV 8 was safely deUv^ral, r>n tho morning-of JoljSI, of a son. Mother and chill ar* both doing weti. The cvont yaa'Somowbat u&sspect- e<d),tha-PriDceBB paving given adinuerpayty and attended a cbnbert the- previous eveoing. ;. - Wm who depire GOOD COF^SK andjrm^Spi^ tiShavVboth hy always asking for FELL & GO'S wbirt ������arf,7'*KtBnr; *;^.������sTO^r-^teffi������lK*c^'ffiy ir������mrriiwMr'i'ii'"':M������"'iM~i'*-im���������i������,,ni-,irM*" *r: ��������� \ "V 'Agents ibi&ke ���������'". ipaiibop Sfentii^-ff; U ,;T& Wfi&KS:'-;-'4������������������������ -���������'��������� # ���������' ���������'?-' -��������� Ifcrnard^xpresf; Ciaioiii^iaEPi'Antl^rj.-Seitliley,.-Ste- _.. : .-tnis. -.Grouse.- aaid all other "dot-/ '-.-.-- ', _ - ^ Ivnia'Grfcefc^ ���������'������������������-���������''��������� - * Spooner's Express ��������� ;trjjSfe^K^: - ��������� ���������������������������' ��������� *.. - ���������rBlrnard's Express.; CSinton City, - - - - .'. ���������' _���������, 'd������ _ 'S Vterfe-^!;^ ;^ Mt������ ���������Evans, Barnard's Express Office ��������� " ^ - - *i,: ��������� - - -��������� ���������- **������;*. ������:/*&?$��������� ���������; ��������� 'Claricson & Co ; ?/.*($ f-^r-: r. .Thomas' JU Burnes; :er.- --���������/'.# :'. i',; trt.-;''Tp ADVERTISERS. ,��������� . - , . /</; ,. . w"- ;The: "Catibtoo Sentinel" is published every Saturday ;'eTr^nki....-a.t5' o'clock. ; Advertisements intendod. for *ins������rii������n- most be delivered at, latcst>t'eight o'clock, a. sn;f on thWdav-of publications '���������������������������������������������"* -^ Vlll^lllilj *'**.iii ,..j 4-ISJ^. NOTICE. ���������I '"* Miner? aid others wishing tosend "The Cariboo Sen- UnrVl to. their fmnds in Canada; ���������-England,- the baited ������iaie^ or elsewhere,! cua have it mailed byueaving addresses at the publication office. ; Price; including postage^ $lif ?&#:*-��������� ��������� )���������:���������;/-{������;.:j������������������_*��������� ?j* ":> *' ���������'��������� ~.>���������.j:- ;.f -S-y'r'^'f ;.V; '���������** TO CORRESPONDENTS.* f, :i ^���������a -i Xfti^powicnts sending articlcisfor publication under ������nom do plume'; must eatrust us with their? nanies in ������unadene*. To this rule we must rigidj^ adhere��������� > ��������� '��������� ,'U f������ ���������X *? w lied witffi t&isuunife'er^of the columns is^issifed ���������SwatiinSi^K SrBA2������ii6pROC������EDiNO.---A few weeks since, two ^phaft children from this ere������?k were 'en-j, tiiisted to Mrs.Lowe, to take them to Victoria" to scliooir^ The sum of S300 was also given her'tcfpay their expenses down, and the balance to be banded to the Sisters of Charity in-^jctoHA,::wH^'Vo^. of ;tlie children; is at school. A lettcrhas, just been received from a reliablesource; wbich;states that Mrs. Eowc haVoniy Raid: one guarter^ fuitiohv amountr ing^ fegofahd^iias left yictcuia for the Unit^ ed States:1 It'is known that;Mrs. Lowe collected money; tor 'the 'children; going downt| '^h'd'raust'iave1 ��������� had; more than $200 6f theirs; wlieii she gptio Victoria^ > If (Mrs; Lowe has; femgtlie poor or^hains^^ must be a degraded, specimen of her sex.; ; ��������� \T:.-r'::%mr:a^^tisemk^ts, ;Cp,-;.";;.; Bill of Fare TUE ^x#i??)% TO-MORROW, ;;;;;=; '^OysterSoup; -��������� I .<.,*"���������* -.A. . Roast1 Pork- and;Green Apple Sauce; v 4'' ��������� v 1 ��������� i'V Rdast Mutton'and New Potatoes;.'-?;_ '; "';f ���������'\f, ;v*-i������ickied;vi\>hgue- and1-Cabbage;p';;-' ;;;i'-';;-;;; .'?" v -'''i " Boiled Veal and Green Peas; " r: PI urn; Pud diug & Green Rhubarb Pie ��������� included. ;;"' %, T0;BE ^AI) pjpHE|^EEKjlS ��������� ^^ Davis & H������r1lein's 10 THE owner can have it by' apply in g at this office," and Tiaving5expenses of advertisement. ������������������''���������" '?".:1 ^;/^'-WL.'i ���������:���������':' Adams, Peaipcyl i 1,,n/-- s>i': ^C^T^P^t "recti ved.. a supply of< V- I r.';'?���������-' varying in sizofrom 6 to 9 inch ; -they are of first^aui <ira>^������ mi w^??y?^ Mw&> Woijii J-^isp*' ? i^eU'Ss* M>- -J ��������� ���������? '. -.;IHSVr.'v������ With ���������Knn' Kerinedy"has.received despatches frpnithe %'��������� ' ^''^Tr'' lues;? -Friyctfce Mvi6esj wMcb; wc have g^cevy- 'ed SVom'a' most; reliable soufce'eonfirinij tbe.^ reoortf of our;ic6htemp6traS^V<mA-^easv������'y^ry- little^roOmJto, doubt tliat Mr. Card\yell has by thjs 4������ne ,ta^n steps tof meet the wishes of the.. ^reakfeddy of VtheTpeople. of/fepthjcplpnies, an^Vonsumm'atcd a Union tli'atj yrWA>&* pcrthknent benefit "to both British Columbia endency. Standing as these r irii iV^tjSh. or twelve thousand white persons, it is?ns' absiirci,: as i t- is ruinously, expeni siye to keep-np^two^*tete>oi' officials fortheir^Goyernr nient. t It is sufficiently A^mom^i^L^t^^ inost^ituBe intellect in thfecoiM^^^*api- tal a^-ifS' excepted) that a pppulafionfof toe th^n^aS^p^ple caniioirbear the pressure [of $250jO0O^year for theisupport ������f an anny; of;:.officials too numerous even; forT the govern- inient oT^on^'ndndred;thou^nd ^rstqns.t \ Tbe country has already^i&ken-d&w^under the ImrdeW tliat have beeir imposed;.and no mat- ; lor Where the traveller turns bisi iace^hether nmohfe the settlers or in the mines, there be beholds the ntterj^ W&y mt?r^ csfc Hit iis^ no ^vo^dSr^tti'en ^h^pe^lej^ery put for Union and retrenchment, and /that dler ^Matesty^1 Go vcrnmen t aceede to their rc1f|uest. ttl&^maiter^bc^e*ei^ every one in tiiis country/ as well as ini^anx coiiver^sland, wbo^ desires Union, that there 'i^fl������p������8to ��������� xitleiyoverjj0'&: colonies.J;; Such ahcappoint- nientj-weira^'deiiberatelyv--^ nipin the liuU jiny g������^ that would flow from; the cplo- |iiga^in^j^ed tc^ *i������miU&r^C������^^ and particttlarly '��������� such;* an ^imperious ^martinet as the Governor ofiyancouverlslandi Injurious a.s^^ Governor Seymour's"policy has been to,the- Interests; pHhecoun^ry^the people are .willing to retain him rather than accept the red. tape. king from the sisteiv^cpiony.^. We are nofc -without hope if Goyernor Seymour were pro- .mb'tedw' govern both colonies that he could "be tle-1 ocaiized and Induced to adopt a policy ihaS would-be at- once national and conducive j'u/'iherli?������he^ of the whole country.. .. ; I le cannot bui feel^ and, ifa he be a Sensitive 'ihim; -feel" acutely the effect of .his errors in ^governing this part of MsSoyereiga^^amia- aons, aiid with those errors staring hiiri jmtbe; face he would ;be stimulated ; to; the, most ae- ; iiye: exertion to repair his jiast misrule.; It is :;<lifibrentfwith; Governor^- KenB^iy; a-;s6ldier; ^by/pV6fessidn^h^ ��������� opijiipns which are contrary tb the spirit and iaijte.of;the people of a new country; If ith- >piit a^ single; sympathy with: popular Goyern- * men t,. h insole aim would b e to play the? autocrat and.grasp in'his own hand the monopoly -���������of; the countiry?s affairs. Bad and anomalous ; asrour:,institution of (^.verriment is at present, Ith'Tea, CofTec, Milk, Cider, or Imager Beer includ j^B* Diuncr commences.at,half past 11 bTolock,>. Price; $1,60." ':*> v:^ "���������**���������*". .., ' . -'.' ' ' * ii, BETW������E^ ^t^XIiil^il^ ^i'S;^MT';CPE^EbCTHE' ABOVE HOUSE; "AND - ..: wduld ''solicit a\������all fromiA the - TraVeling; f*ublic; wheire 4*ill? bei^rpiliid ^rG^bcr^Pabie?^u6rs and Gigars.pfi the.fihest;.qualityand best^brands^ ^> ' '-/*. /fi^Goc-d Stabling-, Hay and. OatK, 'icc^f J.\ :;^iu',fr.V ; ^.;B.~RrS*iQ; is not responsible;for any debts contracted by tlie Into Propriettjri^������; ���������������**&. ;v.->^-.~ -������.'ii-/u"*|*. fAugust 4tbf! 1866; ?i :': ,--~.^.&l <���������������������������;���������<- ������������������ *rh:^ vll^w-" ;,U*"^S- '���������:-': \i XKv BERSpN,.!0R PERSON*?,"ne^tiatiiigfl&yvthe< 2L ^purcHasetpf;tiio;abbye property;;are hereby neti- fted th&t eucli: purchase -will1 have to be made;Bubject tb"thetunptildrX3arpeiiterJs;bu tliesaid &>tf&e.jisj0> & '��������� jf?er;narticular^apply atr^heiKancb. ,-S--r" ������������������: <- *.>.^--. fc, Cottonwood,";AugustJth, 1S65. ... :-.'���������"'-"H-ffin THK; PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between H. Roede^ and A. TowjcsExn ��������� has' bceii thi3 day dis- solved^by^iutual-conspnt.^1' ��������� ������������������ . r, :s<..-^.,'V- ?���������:'.;--^-. .^������������������;?-?yCT.f^ ROEDERv'- ) -,\\ -.h\v������v> ;^-,;-iv:. ww," -..< ���������.-- ':-.. '.A^TQWlfSEND.,;..;; ;.fieaTejr;pJia������, B..C, 1st July, 18'eR; V\ j ?' ^ Robert Pool as authorised a gent for H. Hoed er' Will transact business for him in his absence. :%:������ - 11 *.' ;Bjpypg fOR: ... _. COTTOHWOOD HOUSE AHB RAHGH! ��������� - WITH 50 ACRES UNDEBGUWrSRE. /<ti";? J , 6 Horses, with Harness ;S Cows; 1 'Spring Wafegoh; 5 Sleighs; Farming Imple-?���������';' .mehts,; Prorlucei;;Eto.:' ���������"' '��������� :,' *"," v;; The abWe will bV sold'by PUfetlC AUCTIO^f at Cot ten wood, on T 0 ESDAt,'- the 221, inat. \ ���������' at li o'clock, noon,* (if not, previously disposed of by private bargain.)/: :v,.{; O" v.:- ;;, '..?<:-.;si- v,'ri'-1i,;>i-,'-*"���������������������������'* ��������� .-j.';. h rr^: , '���������:���������������������������' - ��������������������������� , _ -. _ '������������������ ������������������; jp v ' ljjr ,'. > '*" Riebfi������% 5tlrAugust, 1865.'._'"������������������ "^���������,,'*:;';'.';���������-";ip-2t;;^', THE' Subseribers reepcctfuliy intimate; to ftll&ho are in consequence^ of;the^depress'&l -.itaWj of trade we.are: obliged to' press for ah iniriiediate 8ettlemeht;J :'\ iP < 4Mrt J. S. Thompson" Is authorised to collect and*re-A ceipt for moneys due us.- >r: .' * ( *iv ^: ? * - %,4-i < a -v - ^'-������?^^*-vi>-v^ -^ ;���������..* J....H.-TODD,. & ..co.;.... Barkerrille-B- C.."7th July, 1865. 10 ** Sheet Iron Stoves; Gobkin? ������������������Bange's, Hy- ; ���������v**M,:?."<J 4ra^ttIw:P^s;:&9;v<.Kt^ ;,'.)���������.'������������������ ���������' ^g- All work in our line'.done at reasonable rates and warranted to giyo. satisfaction^ ^fl J^ /��������� io Has Iriatructiphs'tdsa ^'t-V.,: ���������-,., ������5i"?;^������l���������K.viz:?; v;';:'"..- ��������� ;;��������� .;������������������;���������; 1 wtntercsU:in;"SagOM Creek; 2 i-5.:'?r-i do i' ^:%e ,*l*rovldence**:doi; Watsons Gulch: ��������� ^'V2rn:^r. rrTVF������rrestRt*ao',Co\v,;WiULinu? Creek ..,I-^,/.;^������.,i., , ^'Kevadar ; : <i������ ������������������' ������������������ " do .l'"f- ���������'-'���������l-tr >;do������������������ -';������������������'������������������";������������������ ������*BaT,Jet������c,.������'���������������������������" do --"^ :; do l^'",'?t' ���������^il^i^KdO;-'.^^:r!*CwnIsU"^rU'1^o^;Kv>;-do L.*-. ��������� {^l-^t- t;:'do;V^a. ;'fGaHbaiU'l;;t..������������������ do<;;- ' .'-'���������: do' ������������������-('<% XriiA*;,.*..-do...*,.,'.w..fi*'Clianfiig������.V.i ,. do Conkllns Oulcli ���������^i r 'i^i^s^Rtz ^\\ 4& ^; ��������� (<?������ ���������''",: Also! a ffew sharedlH"���������the* Varioui^ Bed Bock Flume Co'ys ��������� "All.Jcitt^>t,;b^sinless connected with mining promptly 'and carefully attended ib, ^ , '',/'' v '' "���������" * qiBS;trKD������RSlGK������0 IS .NOW PREPARED^ TO AKA- ; J. liYSE ORES'of any description brought Xo liim tor that'purpose' 'Charges'moderate;^'���������Sml"ri->*��������� ���������- n^'fe ' " BliAC^SANI^^ANNINaS ?& BliOWINGS BOUGHT. or CLKANED on Cammisaioa, at tbe^urora: Cuuipiiny.?������! .omee. *~ . j .' . /t., ,.ti ... ���������". ���������./-' i ���������* > ��������������� ���������.; ~, .,,f 3 ' io v . ���������-,----.*>, P: e;-*devine; ��������� f'5-b*^ fFHE REV.i FATHER GENDREwill calcbrate MASS 1 TQ-2KaiR-O^V.;(SUNi)AY| M0R5sIK<������, at 11 o'clocfe. Jn^Richfield. * ': " ; . -',: - ^' - -"���������-s'"^ 11 "^v rADVERTISEMEST. ���������Unclainte'd'f tetters.. iii "WILLIAMS "CREEK ���������;../-. Post Office, for the Month ending :;-i \ \ "- " ",;, 12th' ;Aiigust, 1865. .' ' -i; ��������� ';'-l Anderscn;;"3fendersf.;''' - ;- ' _. '.��������� * ��������� ' .-.' -; ��������� ������������������ ^ithe efforts'Uf- iue country's friendsi to worlc a ^b')ingg^mdee.ili&; rale \vould be only so mncb <; l?jAoi: lOsi'.- >:> We'sajr: Jhen^if Mr/ Card well; has HinV resiV^cty for -.tbc^ishes of tbe people sof Brfl Lsh Ubl u'mbia he "will iiot place 6 vef them CJovernm* Kennedy- iSuch an appointment would depopulate the country in six months. Brown, Michael C. - Beareh; Robert > .'-**> Browo,' John -J ���������<���������: ���������<������ J Curmocban, A. R; CIarck,4 Ranford,.;,; Cameron, John J)+- <Jarter, Tarit ;��������� '. Carotbersj Oliver -V Drake; John. Dowj Wi;T;, ,;;������������������ ���������., r EUiotte, Heoryr ; Gibson, John :* ;; Giwsett, Williamlra Hodson, William,,. Hunter, Charles" Jones, James >��������� Lawrie, Thomas Lawrence, Joseph. ' Mohdorf, Jacob McSwephey,' Morgan .Jfyer,::i^Wi3;; ,: McOorraick, Thomas McKehzie, Hector McKinzte, James Pilling, Tnom&s Pensjifr. iftity^vrobn ,; Ttoss, M.;-,..-;, ;���������;;.- -Redgrave, Stephen ���������Sager, j;'.W. ;.'..."''\ 'Sampson^ William Stevens, John C. Smith, Henry .Sweeney, John L. JSUUman, Henry R. Tinker; George R.;; Vane? s, .Lionel G.. ;Vowel), Arthur ; Williams, 6.'t)."' Workman', A-firon1" ii Beak j( Charles ��������������������������� ->;^;Boyd,; John^T. :���������?%.?; Boon o, Will jam E... (2); Oil lings, J. W, *; : . Connelly, John .. ���������"'" CSnwajte.WitHam'" Child, L. H. (2) Downey, J. T. ..i ;,,- Pitch, ^imuelS.;; ;.' Oloyer, i>arid '. Gwynn, H. ; '.' Half penny, William t , BARKEipiLLE;^i^ j Harcron liahd - a'dargc. stock of tbe following ; jgoodsJust^inived,rwhlch they^jKriHjsellat tSsJ "-] J ; v ;j^we8t Maorket Bates, via: ,x " *. CROCE^^/anc^ S.iuces; ;'&c.y) - "v ; _ :.��������� " ���������. - '" "���������' ��������� ' _ *",r * :. .HARDWARE CROClffiRrj ; v^^i j ���������' ��������� ;;.-' \. -'; ^ MQ^QKS; ] wips, ;" ;���������' -:"'..- ���������" . ���������:��������� ,J. t - SEGARS, TOBACCO,: - **\'y- , , JSTATIONERfj; CLOTHINO, - ������������������!���������*'���������.' ���������;������������������ ?'-ry->V'-: ��������� ;������J;'Bck]^;.;ANpys^ES,; JIINING.UTENSII^, including,.,, _' '*���������������?'/. /. V-"..". "-!'''���������'���������;'���������; '������hovbi������, fobks, ^*'"*':'-������t*A ;'.-V5 '*������ ii ".'���������������������������'* ��������� : DUCK, BOr^, '; I .?>;.; ���������,,/f,h -ii- ���������'���������".;.; /''���������; -:;-^ 'Pices,'&c:,--&c/ 'EHIS^lS 3*0 OERflFYsJtbat from iomecnuso % complaintfof; tbe|Head out^ haitcoihmenccd falling out so rapidly^ tha t wc> feared wo shoald lose the whole. iti:;tb?s*6^ straneeHo^rT'late^ In" THREE ;apTpJieationssof his won- .deituj Hoir;R^tbTattvo' our hair n*>caino as * ptrong ��������������� ?MTte1������nd*isin^ ^Weinako.tliis cert Kfi: |S^.^wJtti!pc^uro^beMe^ bejfor the public goodl t,'*;*rJ^ 4 "f';'V - " 6EGnCtfB--C������F{?Kfe- <?^as?ratn;to8y..' ������-- f ^ s \ ^ V .ROBERT, WARRENS BirfcervUt % ... * ^ ^ ^ 1 ft-: Hi-S. REDtfRAVEv"RichSeIc5.- - ��������� I iW^UiaiTJs^rcek,*!& Jtiiy^l$6S^'^W :-^1/' 10:- ���������^���������������������������' ���������|;; *;:;^|^^|^|^;*|v^;;; 5P-3- r#>v* i;-', v.*;-u,-.v-������^-=a U'f?-A^R'l:C:K is**" vii l?RWJ fe lEROBRIETOIl^ ihisl Sal^Sn; fe'iitffilSupr;; in? FIRST: C^KSS -^-���������'TVfV*'---;;';* *w ���������iy?>r mmM: $f$ij* ,wM t ^ ^^^-Tbc BAR is sup^!ieS with 6io FINEST LIQUORS which can be procured. H^IV ":i^ . BS������J.' tf^lft. .1 ^^.vl tf^j. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DSALER3 IN >-.'r.4^vP������licui������r'\ailc^tio!n \3 caUod to. our fiiab;'stocfc :of;.L^03^;':WIN^;&.;siGARS ;:BarkitriUo,!mn Jun^is^.; -i'l������',.-, i;r><\yr'io '^^] Hf-ES, is 5? (2}, (3) (2) (4) (2) Richfield, August 12th, JeRery, William; Lawrence; J. W.; Laing, John - McDonald, John McDonald. Donald McAlistPr,* Samuel J. McNaUghton, Donald J. Metcalf, Edward rMcTntosb, BobeH Pierce, John *v ��������� Park, Androw : ...-" Raid, Jolm Smith. P. SuikeH; Ralph Smithy Jamos M. B. Simpson, William L (2) Shoppard,.H'.vnry William Vurk, Josfph ' "*���������" ���������W������������tlakK 'William : Walker, AVilJiain .. H. T. COSHMELINE, Postm.ist������r. lS6i. 11 THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS -LEAVE! TO .inform bis Fnirads" and ihe; Pubiio in genernl that he wiH.open on Mox������at oeit a BATH-HOUSE anil. will, be prepared to give his patrons HOT and COLD B.ATHS in the best- sty ie. ' Tn conspQ nonce of the - gr<������a t hiflui of the.Fair Sex he has, determined to BRIGHTEN, tho UKDERSTANBtofG >pf GeaWemen who wilt favor him with a .call; Blacking and Brushes, a������d an ample supply of Elbow Gr������:ese, wSl always bo found for that purpose."-'' CftST'Charges to suit the depressed state of things,/ ��������� Gen is who visit the Casinos will do well to give m������i a ca'il:. they will then be certain to make a SHIN.Ei i Baths, $X. Boots Blacked^ 25 cts. ^ i, ������������������;���������- ..,, .JOSfiPH REVIS, r..i Ex-Origiudl Pieman. BarkerrUle, Jury 29tb, 1865. ' ������������������ *? 9 -; kjfer.im hm^.^Nims^:i^;:..:'iy ^ ' Ott Commission} or will purchase aOV quitnllty on fee ��������� i::\4. :���������. ' Most Liberai. Terms, at the,-H <���������;���������:=���������, $.-. ���������'Beading Booing Camerontoh; t ^ >s Suhasriber is now well known on] Willlants Crmk, sad .from the conftdenpe^reposed inf'ldm last ?*i������ll in ib* above bUBiness,, he hopes Uo receiye the patronage of thei Mining community ico ensuing eeasoD;r ���������:--::-";������-"'4v; ":>;-: ; ; :,v.f .;:,.���������,,. ..��������� ;;JQHN -BOWRON*. fBWW!fflM"rTftTiridiflit������ ������ .Steamer r Enterprise; ... , Leavos SODA CREEK for QlJESNEL. ���������MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS, ATDAYLIGrHT, .Leaves QUESKEL for SODA CREEK, r ���������WEDNESDAYS. .&(SATURDAYS at 4 A. M. Ithb^new N FUTURE SHOULD THE EXPRESS BE LEAVING o'u MONDAY", 'this office'.will be opened at 8 o*clcckjA. H.,'on that day for the transaction of Ss- preas business. - -���������>.!- Agent. Bank of British Cnlumsia, Williams Creek, July 22ntf, t.^: } NEXT DOOR TO THE QLD'BREWERY* 9 ;;; ���������- ���������:-H-Q'TiC--B.^ ������������������**>���������; TN FUTURE, SHOULD THE EXPRESS BE LEATING I. om MONDAY, this oulce will be op nod at 8 o'clock,, A. M., On that day for tho. transaction of Express business. ' " " "."' '. .-' '-.-.'-*'.��������� :';';4 ROBERT BURRELL, Mm^������*r Bink of. British North America. > B.irkervil!e, July 29th, 16C5. ' / o BEG TO INFORM'-the public that^ they ha Ve opened as above,- when they will be happy to have a call from. all those who like a glass of GOOD BEER, j&g- A trial is soli cited. (. Wholesale Prices : Per keg, $25 ; per Single Gallon, $3; Rstftil Prices: ByHhsxhOtUe or'glass the same ������*w at the other Brewery ?\n town:��������� l *��������� . ������������������ ��������� ���������������������������., :?������^crvme, July; 15th, 1865. . "' ITJ'"': - T; E. jr\- ��������� ���������. jf\ i ������ ��������� ������������������- ������w ��������������� r* : ..(-yw-jwii������i.& ire, Office���������CAMERONTON. 10 way ������ . ^T^f^^.-.-,.., ^CffllBOO SENTINEL MINING INTELLIGENCE. J������ i *;���������? ^i r;f :"# ,; .^-a.OrM^AI.^lSiyORS.;v:yv7^-' Th������lions* tM"Coital Secretary arid; the I Chief Qomnii^ibaer of, Laqds aM Works ar- Vrivefroifcthecreek ou Wednesday last; Both ^jreiitleBien will have aaofeportBmt^of^ber> Mainin<r the opinwhs'ot iriirtersand traders. In ivspect to: recent legislation,; and they will .-witness' in their -rounds tlie disastrous effects ^ which bathmeasures haye had;on$ie country. ItteofarW^Tr^h is Sconce '* nothing to dpiwith thcT past season's legislation, as he was in England* but the Colonial Secretary has much to answer for, ho wqyer, as lier islambngste usj olv/a visit, and as he is here no doubt to obtain-correct information lo <mide the Government in future, we do riot intend to say, more tlian to request the honorable7gentlemhn to make^himself fully acquainted with public; sentiment, lii the: ensuing session of the Legislative Council there must be a complete revision and adjustment of tiie- to^tittte-^rtB^'flP&iilittryi ahdLAdi^ is the time for Mr. Birch to collect; data upon which he can prepare>is scheme-of finance for next year. The^ufollc^bufderis^at present are not only oppressive, but thcyyarc^unequally, and uBjttstfyjalBfillSru^SW'lo their injustice the ~.������FO*tvattoot;eY^ may be ascribed. Mr. Birch's visit may easily bclraade a profitable one'Mtlw,cblbhy^if he ouly carries away correct notions regarding the .actual condition of affairs and how that condition was brought nbouk 71, ��������� .;;7; ' "''"���������'"..'':" .v^nB^EWfcit^Kk/^; ���������,"'*' "!";"-������������������"'' i. ��������� Some,minersjjotiirn'ed frpia the newly discovered %r^c^ailuded;: to"iri:pnr;last during the" week. P They* report that #ey'obtained good prospects, but.that the diggings are deep like those of Williams creek, and they had npt sufficient pro visions with them to remain until vthey would gekto the bed.-recite-^-^ j & ������������������������������������}'. ,;V> -M , *.... XNOTIIBR NKW CREEK.'!." ^ ';' J * A ^ I ,;Twp parties of men returned this week from a new creek about 12 miles from Canon creekl They prospected,;upon it for:ovcr aweek,but could not find any thing to p^y.; ;s; v '7 " '^'"'i-f!' ��������� AND ANOTHER. 7 777\7. (} . One of the;;:parties^ of miners alluded* to is having returned from the creek beyond Canon creek, started for a newly discovered creek east of Lightning, a few days since,; which it is rumored has prospected:favorably. 1 ,,v,.,,- ;. ,:-.., CUNNINGHAM GREEK.,... *..vWn,l-!/w;' Since our; elaborate notice of operations on thisxrecK;last week, the f^irig co'y have struck good pay in the creek; on Saturday last they took out about 15 ozs. arid have been doing well since. >, The Mayor of Lewis ton and some of the residents waited upon the Cdibmal Secretary at Richfield yesterday morning to request him'to have something done to the trail between, Antler andrthe creek, Mr .Birch promised to attend to it. It isftnly right that something should bo done towards improving Z Tne^pastiweeki hasrbeen^;on0^6isrir^nd biistleamour little town;::-Earl#$n Monday mornirig^wciwereivividly reminded-ipttne ol*goldmiainJr;days^ riebfitrike set every, one. on^e alert tortake ud a claimiiThe stampedean this instance was towards the river; all turned; put, to; witness the spectacle ;of ,the salnpion mnmng up; stream imsuebquantitiesai^ dra^MthertoKreeor^^^ make a ���������*$$������% of .fish.eUher^with.ahoolc.or cluttthe latter ^eapon was thc^favonte,* big salmon; for ^ Walton^,^wh1chiname,lsupppseaSvgener^ applied to any fishy abominatiQUiniheibutchr ering������bnsmess;^ .$&&%&���������% c-M;���������r-m>g .^>^_' OnAYednesday-the.Goyemoriaccompanied r the Colonial Secretary, Suryey^. General; losd-of^M: ten mUes north-west^irphi Crescent Uy, a- bbiit ballast one ^1^ p^;m7 to^y, and went down M6ut45f minuteg aftewards.- , 5 - The-tollowirigf isM^ist^pf ;the:med^ Wlemadejas i.3 Cinri; Fireriian; W.- Mi I^owry;;"^reiria1i ^I^i^rlMrp; ^cbfSWchjidjfris. VT" i =:,������.' ^sv:x^Ai������ IVvil^lisr��������� ?nd li ' lOUIV COlOrcd Martha Elizabeth Jaldej^a^ ViW. and others>of; his staffs arrived, grand a demonstration }for lier -Majesty's ;re- ^resentative as^we knew t how',1 flying "flags, .firing anvils, and all that sort-ofething.5 f An ;addvess; congratulatory;, was presented by a craussum.' whicli were to the following effect: HeTilelideaif %r*^������es������o������; kinds colansed; it was no fault.ot thcrO-pyein- 3mQSSg roaffiin tetrateprder, and a^briisheC^tiS^^;^ have beera subsisting:.������n as sui- ^ . Third Ofliceiv1' ';���������'���������*Sari ^raricisco^^giist' SM,;186&f^TKb "lolldwing" is" the ^list^ of ^passerigera'M- Brig.Geri. Wright, rUiS^AS.^rid wife; Lieiif. ^;D,r:,ftraiteVtJ: S; A.j MisrMary BerryfSJ������fc- l\ffrl PROSFECTINGr1I?^RTIES. '':'$':'-T.1"i* ! A strong feelitfg exists that the Govern men t j slipnld^x^erid a small siirii in sending out j two parties, 6f four men in ea<^v^6]pfepect I this district l^islih^este^^afitlie men ^should only get/teiKiyrovisibna, witli a dis- | co very claini as! S^eWard. When it is well Iknowit that!' there are many creeks in the neighbbrhopd ^flWlliari^^crceklthat are au-; riferousj we tliink.;thcy:.���������should be properly I tested ;tp; ascertain^hctl^^e^ I for ^oWng'tliem^^ apprppri- ated Jbr ?tlie ^tfrpb3e7;and thfe seleciipn of the rightiuea left to Mr. (^x^we feel satisfied the; resiiltSvould'amply ��������� repay;the country for the; otttlay.-7^ eomm^ louial Secretary. ^ j ^ ^ ^ ; ; .M t^&oPpdiMfi couiiiy mm (Before W. G, to, Esq., J. P.) \V^dnesday, 9th August. Henry |Trim vs^ifeGo^n^f^^ ^as an; actidif tb^'maiie the" deftmda ripsfio w cause why; he would not put ^plaintiff 4irpdidscssion of a wood slide behind Barkcrville; The case was .dismissed-! J .':"> J. ;{B^forc w^rti)x;'E^r:,'*"'J;0;. "7* ~"[ Thursday^ l<()tli Augtist. St. ratticks71po?j;, ;WilUariw Cregk.���������S. Tomptuns vs. Mbnaglian.^This was an action for Soi, for blacldniiUi'sJ^rM Judgment by; default. " . *\-���������*���������'.' '-..,' .7 Bed Rock Flume coyy vs. Mcxiiaghanv-rTiiis was a& actios for $682 50, for water supplied to the defendants. Judgment|b;y default. . *" James Evans vs. Monaghan.~-This suit was .jpr, $90, fpr^wttgesi Jud^nerit; liy deftiult. '"*** Califorriia co'y, R. Bothwick. vs.Tyack co'y f-This was a suit to riiake the^defendants show caiise why * they '��������� had deprived plaintiffs of water. The Tyack co'y produced an old record showing their right to tbe water privilege, and judgment was given in their favor. Barker co'y vs. High-Low-Jack' co'y.���������This was abaction against the defendants for di- !verting the water'from; the flume-bf the.piain- tifts. The Commissioner directed that the ater should be turned into thefBarkcr iitimc expect to get into the: channel shortly; found prospects; pf cpfii'se gold and; feel con- fiden^th^uaim^Ui^eJd llargelyjthey have evpcteilS shaft hbu$e arid; made; preparatio 11s to work all next, winter. .. ;~Mj:������ ; Th0 Ayrshire Lass co'y have resuffi$������^ ^tionrario^pui^>bs^ l^blitim^ i next wii^ter^Thef Discovery co?y. liaye;beeni dpirig well during the season. ^ ��������� ~ ^ ^^ v- ^VUWILUAMS GREEK?! ;.;:. Mining operations were much impeded daring the early part of the week on this creek ^fo&tfaie. wan toft water, but thp'r^inj yesterday; arid earlyf Jhis.morning has sctJall W& wtieets; in motion again and work; .goes on as' usual:= A great deal of ��������� prospecti ng: lias been going\ on of late iti the hills on both sides of <the! creek,! and witlx.; great;satisfaction;;to tlipse: engaged; :; Theire^aro.. three^ncw^coriipanips; between Bar^eryU|e;ari^C west side; all of whoni arc nearly dpiwn. to. bed rock. The<Jd*y behind the Bank; of British Coluriibia are down 7() fee ti. arid liaye got into nice wash gravel? ���������'"��������� Thp:?liillsi(Ie;^belpw; ���������this-: clainiyfor a considerable distance has been stato side a new tun- rnel cp:y havfi. commenced .pppVations, ,pppp-i sitejtie Batik ^of British OoHnubi4 aiid are in about 30 feet-~The Nevada. Tunnel co'y are! engaged irirnririingr drifts into; the channel.^ The California Tunnel co'y, in ?which excel-; lent prospects were lately got/ have been engaged in getting'��������� up: machinery aiid- will Tie which bad been presented tr, bin he admittedits feasibility a^terconsider- ui���������vu^.������vi������*. ,.__..-_., A-A, ikoifiovvf������.rtnvincea \y able, cross-questipningf arid being convinced there was no: .^pbSto be;perpetrated by the applicants, and that.nothing could prove pp-, eoniarU^iberiMclal:;^ wouklriotr^ b.ly granted ������CM for" the;;pui^ose^ the funds toireiriain in jhe hands;of? the resident trate arid the party to be under,the charge of a responsible,ifcfproman,:^^ chbsciiL forein^iis)xy the;' dep^atioii;krid %:e thiuk oivrselVes certairf 0? success'1 in1 finfiib^a pay ab 16 /gold! field.;;-" >The^grouna?tplbepr6si pected; isr -betwceiP Chilacpteniiand liGacbpi" Bridge river, it has never :beenvis^d-but by two white, men,:������������������^o\p^-'tn6%^le^g%f,bf whom have obtained \splcndidfp*ospects;in siirfacirigJ.1 The ^arty^avev tliis weekj going up Traser river as far as-Big/Bar^and then steikin|:pfl^tHi^E^eUen^^ withxiiir;r people; he li ad aiairiple of.pur. siihi- :nier. -weather; duiing his,������tay,.^c^hi^pter;iP2 ' iri^ the shaded ��������� The- towri^was visited by about 500 Indians, who received the ^accustomed pptiatch of bread and iriiplasaesi;spme sport was had at the-horse races, which; had the novelty of Squaws as; jockeys. 7 We;are of opinion the trip will^-"'bes one-of adventure to in ������ v,Yp.ftl lencv: iii"* one - camp her Majesty's Ai^Tw diaris C messenger^ -P^K^Iyer^ baron^r;!.:^!*^^ washing 'dbubtless by Monday; they have had incline;: by the earth under- a cave at their neath giving way the grourid having been worked below it by the Last Chance co?y; - has b eon skill full y repaired however,, and will riot impede the work in the least; Mr.William Stewart, formerly foreman in the Caledonia cp;yt;has;assumed the place of foreman of ^"������������������^"���������^JYh:*: Last ChanceTco^ are; doing this;cb^y v v.^,.. - . the claim has been paying large dividends, as much as $ 1000 per week' to-sthe share,'of late.���������The Forest Rose cp^y ' * - **-* -11 rery well-^-The Beau regard aud Confede rate co'y are taking out on an average 60 pzs. per day^-6 shareholders���������to two shifts; the claim s" u���������n ������ivinw larffo dividends, as much as of all has taken ithe: lead other companies on the creek in erecting steam 1 ���������*-- * ix"vn have got up an m above the diteliiiead. made by Spfatt 7. country must be-the, inevitable i*sult.^ure ly amaubf the vast experieuce of the������ m* int Chief Commissiouer ot J^*^ *J. country cannot |en4 his sanctie������i to a mono poly like that;d3kea foe by the. Messrs. Corn wail.. . :���������::��������� ���������.;'<'<��������� ., ���������^rninineavtcthe 28th nit., but nothing ot in terest. . There \ycre no new strikes. ;������������������ ThW3������irW^.-C.pt I) "Wolf was in commwl of tii-- Br,Ui������r J.;uuhrn, an! n saivns the.lasu power on their claim ;< they engine of eight horse power, maue uy ^nuxv &. Kricmler, of Victoria, anil in a few days it will.be at full work. The boiler and engine were brought up here some time since by Mr. Hard Curry, and we should not be surprised if its.success led many other claim owners to import such improved machinery for their claims before another season. For hill claims steam engines would bo invaluable, as the scarcity of water would not thon be felt. Although both eugine and boiler have been lying here for over a year and a his Excellency; ... ��������� _,. A subj e c ts all got; tight as a way CotTsh o wi ng their appreciation, ��������� at the next they stole;his cigars, here we aie too high-tptied for vulgarity, but he wiIV lipt' fprget the, t gurip0}i'der welcome. The last we heard -from, the party thoy. bad camped oiitarid rising Tin* the morn* ing \yere like drowned rats, it-haying 4stprined and rained in torrerits all night. It is rumored his E^ellericy^wili;at no'jdisfcailt date;fix his residence: at Lilloopt,' asit'is'generaUy ac- kridwleaged^to be- the orily^putce in British Columbia fit for a white mari?s abode^j ;; t; If there is bu^TthingTmore; :than = anj)Qiey likely to create dissatisfaction amongst our' settlers, the following is as good a sainplp of attenipted favoritisrir as has come to our knowledge, the article in question lias been sent in hcret!to Mr,-J: H: Scott; oneMxJiir largest packers,: and who finds it impossible to ^obtain employment for his animals has turned o ut in the old stamping ground * * inKyhaVe fmiiij Giiv74ii.';whicfr ���������downlb'that J*������uv������\t*^^^:.-r:;.--���������������;Aua &cSiY&12nr brrm^t^riew*^^ ;v^|t,is;-hcreli)'y notified That C. F. Cornwall and II. P.: Cornwall have applied to the Gov- ^ 1~~'i *''��������������������� v������������sif:nvnl mil'- half >a* tbe trial last evening .pro ves..,that.���������they have npt detoriorated in the leiist; this speaks well for themanufactu 1: Afc--^������������ erected by Mr eminent for a: lease> of land for pastoral pur poses on Hat Greek YaUey. tbe range embraces fifteen thousand acres, extending from the Marble Gap, fifteen miles above McLean's, for a distance.of eleven miles up the valley, being of an average width of two miles, Persons are warned not to turn their ar1 T" nn this land or otherwise interfere with for a distance "of eleven an average wid ��������� . warned not to turn their animals on or otherwise interfere with the grass. (Sighed,) 7 Punir Henry Nixb;'" ;���������; 2fx ������������������:;' Land Com. &S.M." , Three or four men can; if this, holds monopolise the whole canntry, arid ������������ ;Nkw7RpADK rers.: The machinery has'been "monopolise mo wuv^ v .,7 A ... . Caulder, f , will have to cross.the Rocky mountains to^get : : a _' .. a square meal for their mules, besides cattle dealers will be held, in check on the 49th parallel instead of coming into the country with The contract for maldiig the srivou to iAir. manner in which he caines oui * <ti n aking, and the energetic: .avriesout his contracts, time lost in completing the wo k. iwgr is considered low for the amounts woik w ftOuSexhibition, outsit the Arcade saloon, ownedbyXrarker.in Lilloopt, a^rgep^; owneu uj ..,.���������_ Boothj the assassin of Abe be done. -In tlio first page "July'! ii������o,<>;s instead of "August. Lillooet Aug. 3rd, 1965.. *y ; m unriy .1 ii to .mpuruiig,i! ud p nxiety^ ���������.. sorrow andv liorft r is depicted oiV e very ccmtiUnn he?, tiycry'flaij In tlie cl i y <��������� arid; on the-sn!pt>iiig-iri tho -bay ia at hal^moBi/atiV| tlie grhjif is genera 1. 'James NisbiS -^H������r of" the: Buft&ilD," was among th������ passenger*,',.& MajcrE'idy',. Paymnster, u. s: a., -; ������\t. ��������� .. ,���������, ,\.7 .,7'V : . ��������� A Bad PiiECEOENH\~We-understan^ tbo X/hicf Commissipner p������Xanils faii^l;Wo������r^|i has.giyen an; exfcehsioii. of;time Xo Tcjomplej^i li is :work to the eontiiactpr \ fox ^ tlie ^riew'. roatl from Aiexandria to = 'Qii6anelmbuw.7'.!Afiliiist h contractor v *w;u''vr>������ v gressing,oiir opibion thatsiicli a.cpurie is.opeii to the;���������'strongest; objection ,6n, the ground that it does a .manifest injustice to the compqtitorftT of Mr. iSniilli for the wad;. It is well known that the ti hi q laid down in speci ftc ati o ns fo r public works U a most;important,part of fthe data upon wlii cli eon tractors" b ase, th e ir tei. - dors, aud after a.tender is .accepted, we "hold that any departure from: its. letter;ami spirit is a'gross broaQh.pt faith;with the men who competed on the;assumption that,Governiiiei t would "not permit; any departure, froni ,t| e terms first laid down, and upon which; illii,y based their calciilations. \ Mr. Trutch,'we fee I ce r ta in, h ad tbe: pub lie interests, alo ne in v ie w when he granted .an (jxtensiou to the:;c6ntrac- tor in the ease to' whic1iVe,have referred, tut he has set a precedent .whicli" may not only give himself. untold trouble hereafter but lead to i rvep arab 1 e in j u ry to the. qq u ntry.. W i i sincerely hope that'the precedoaVwil'l. not bo followed. appears *>������������������"���������:: ������������������"��������� , -.-Errata.-. in Bcveral places instt ��������� . BIETH-M V������: tf^tfl Sir I ������. 5 ugci ic r.iUiOuru'A'-leU^i on e,-cJi pnci'S*'. ������l^*f nn heha'l fn-m .'���������;.v:-::,.-:^F^V7itlEE,; ':- : ' ';��������� Auctioneer,1 Mining. Age^t, and Collector, . ��������� iqcHFiKL?>.= ; $$~ Ail H'^ r.usi'n^s ati.nls'Ito. r'i. y.^F fe ^/i������JSi BARKERVn^E^ SATU10)AY, AUG- U������ '65 -r - liBTfJBR FROM^OTRTORI^v;;; ; , *Victorii, August 1st, 1S65/ ; ���������; The 5\ni M}\ Jwiiw? W'^ *��������� vens are ;������a "clbudi������gs as .heretofore.; I Men looV: Jlieerfiit Md happy. T tKeEngli^ ' Sc������uy]er^Colfai>- Speaker^pf the HoiiSe'of -" ^epr^eh^S^s of the U^^haabera ^r^Md ;cufried:withrhim the^bdwin^pf 411,andleft behind "a leeliri^iof confidence iw: tQ;the;|a4 tur������" You wilLfeeby the local journals; that -iart^llaxrwas enterteiried at a dinn^ r^t ^assiste&by-'fel^ been equal���������for ali the large hous^Saa tHeir! representatives. \ About 150 sat^ownj-Gov-; eraorJCeiinedy, of course, among ibe number^ ,an4;tjt^ Tunniii^oVerl with good' feeling, with sea ti- inents of a^eetioa* ajad ibroiheriy loyev Mr. :Colfax]y ia,ft; ppliahed/ eloquent and finished ^rafibn^tong;- lpud/the praises of -Her Majesty! "the !Queen,%and hadvnp;ftfoubt,but;.tfiat A������i������r differences that mjgntfarise could^arid; would; be settted^in /any otl^ ^a^^^witH;the swdrdj ^hat the iast.^eappn, w^s ��������� only; and niuBdjnbmother.remedy^a;condition not at altiikely .������& arise; /;jjHe .was; plea^^a;ihat Americans -' bad?/ sprung' from-a aa'ttei w&ose historyboasted so many illusfripus names; and whose history belonged sis much to tie AnierP icans as the fegiish, for thej������ormef\\ifI the J iatteffhad descended fr^ the same^celTtn Jmpr to; judge' from the^rations of the several, ~ Amerltcans, theinclusion;-'tpi b^^wn^^tfiatt: America sa^r-"E%]&iio^itb all;^ fewilts; I lovetiiees^i������i.]V Of* crorse^Mr.^Cplto: enter- edvlargeljr tgjoii ftne��������� latej American war,; anil of bis .dia&jtirse .he, is/fisit* to be in fe^prjbf im^era&si towards,* those }Wnpm/victpry? has placed at i&edisppsal of the (*������ yerrimenti and ; would npt^eihemdragged, in chaihsat the chariot wbeelsislinjtimc^^ old,; ;f It miist be Recollected that Mr. SpeakerCplfax/from;his eio3e Iprpsimfty ��������� t������'r jhe .^throjWj^tfe^^hite ^li^usje:iand- ^abinef^^&si be] j^sjimeji/tp ytpwjthe opinions and* ptolicy of,ihe:American^statesmen w& -inuits present juncture, Hc and i therefor* iiisii words, doubtless carefully weighed, may, and probably dpf and' are intended to rep resent the jpol- i^;&fp]^ StatesVaud by spread*^ these i^ddtess abroad hfris doubtless attempting to, and it is hoped $iiiy ./asMon-^^ -coincide %ittC those wncj ar������ Ih-pc^e^; Obi wlia^t an opportunity istbere afforded to give j:ons6lation;tb the^ thousands 'of widows-arict ������������������falliorlcss^: by'. dlreMingttheni". to look to^jea; .T^nTniiSeiraffiiction and pray for aid to love theifc enemies^to- return good for evil* and *to fprgiw as^ey hope jfcp be ftrgftreiQ; -By such a course: bpw great.,an ,ad^^cejW!Si^e;given" to?the cause of civilization p how: noble/^ill b#lthe sentiment-of mothers^ fathers arid 1 ^fidbws, andBUch .nobility of sentiment {will iiQ produced iii increased force;and grow;iii generations to come;; America will thus make u ^ant{stridefhr triie morality, and produce a r racesuperior to any that lias been before��������� such/is progress. t Buyf Uie;bleedlng hearts andsorrowingpeople^ are eneournged-to look ;,��������� for ^^conspliwiif^te^ reyeiigeJ then��������� degraded will be th^ but in geil- ^tipns s^il^ffi only ���������fiaye;^e^^iKft^ repelled, ;': a;ndif .P'^g������ gelded to ^Lmerican history which io5 pe;wer pu; earth ; dan erase; and which Will Miise^^^a^iing^bf shatoe^n^ of regret. ' LV^thenjffie's^t^meh^^ oratorsandminis- ; ters shout from the 'mountains and shout froni the plains! s^utfrbni the hillaad^hout from the vales J shout from the sea:asd #ont from the; shprfe^! amnesty^ pardon; ci&kmcj'a&d ihercy 1 Let the lightning: prpciaim and the tlmrider ectip :it! Let the earth;! tremble with jo������, and;let the yibraiipns exteiiii to the sea and!be^carried;from .pole to pb 1 e to all man- kihdLj:; Thfe: is!tS������ way i6 a^ance the World; make tyrants tremble arid'' show ihat Liberty khoWs h^ow"; to v be merciful In the &6ur of victory'{ to make a horrible war, & bleislng Jo Mankind at large, and sei-ve to bring about % unity of sehtihient among the nations of the earjai.;;Mr; Colfax' is a young mail, perhaps less than forty: years of a^e;������ of medium sta- titrjs} spare; build, and well knit frame; hair rofther dark nor light, and eyes likewise; fea- ttires regular; of hervoud temperament and t*ctive^manner; modest,unassuming,plain arid eimplc; ;a child of the Itepublic, which he loves- arid which has fashioned him���������a type of its production^;.; ;:^I>piibtIesVwhatever course be may adopt he will '^oastantiy-'Md^perslB^. ently endeavor to carry out; where he plants fcWsfake there will be stand���������let us hope it img: he as we have; bfeen led to suppose. He \r?te esceedingjy w]2lipkased with his recep- tioir and visit; the Americana are pleased at fTlso much respect and^ood feeling being shown 'JliJ to their ^lllusM6v������>6tml7mari; the English are pleased with his moderate sentiments, ana the kind manner: in whiefc^ he^ofce of their Queen, r It is hoped4 that as riowj so in future this vieitmay t������e prodrictive of benefitto these colonies; forMKCplfax mayone day bePres- ^erit of t&e UiiS:^and enow vis a statesinan of no meari^iriffuericej' and that heamay ^bave learriedfbere4hatEnglisbmettare by riormeans inimical tolAn^ricaf but that the wantofdnf tercoiirse\anidng flw> ^masses f is the true rear soii^ofi themisfekerifcbiiceptionsofeach^^One ofetwo^ speakers ; combined" a little business mt& ^leasure>arid^ bbpedifor a favorable^^ref biprdcity ebminertdal^irfo^ eveiiirig^Jddge^Iiaiidei^fpf^the^^^^^^ ally imeritibn*d1^tfcAwor;Sir James Douglas, when there arose a sudden burst of applause fr'&m"$M as though Irbm'bne^riianyihree tiines three^t&e glasses and bottles i danced reels; and waltzes upon tbe table to the glad sounds, an d nap kins- waved ,: around-1 the heads from one end^of the Ball to the other, as though ail had heard some glorious news! There let me stpp���������noHpblitical^or ptner trash shall feed my-pen^to-night, -; -���������.'���������-���������''���������'*���������"; ��������� '<���������"*'��������� ��������� ��������� -;-:;' - :;;weekly. ��������� ���������L;;;^4.*. ��������� .,������������������������������������(���������<���������>> *��������� ;_.._���������. ^ PAPER GEORGE WALLACE, PKomfitoB. Os^c*-^BlREERVILLEi^ Wn������UM CRHpr,"Cabsoo.. .������-������..������\-*H,.. r������������������..."iiiaikw^. > yr^y^ff .>'*���������������*".> ���������i*v. ^; Swbsctip^n^^ (Includingtpokt p������ deiiverfc)Vpayible-, to the��������� jQarrter.' ���������"+(- igned^wUl )keep ^briitantiyJon i:atfull:asaortirierit of i-'i' if ���������:���������",{-\ :.:-:- -' /'^^consisung.of-.^: , -<-^--iv> BIJILD3KGF M^TERIALi=;%&: Lo^ks^ B#tt| :> n'"'"BoLTsi &d.,'&c.;!- ^r" ' V: ' " !t':r' Carpenter^ fc^LACksMiTHTboLS;l H^B,:^O^IJT;&^EIP:Si^-^ 'jvi\, SAW J^iESjj������k^^(S (MST &TEEL SH<y^^ v ?PpRKS.; f' ' 4 "-f���������'%!:. / ''/];" ":V J-best quality;' "*>������������������-' *' "' > e *-* - - - GASTETEEL (Cc^������s ^Co^^SLEiyG^: all :^^^PQ1I^^.^T^ i������^;i$XJ8E+,. %-M-������������������������-���������'? t .- ���������������������������^':/':. "*'���������< i&ldliS^^ XitpN^ 4 fepppfi^ all lr*-/"';sizes;'���������"������������������' '" ' ' ' . '���������':';' ;/ '^^S^rrhmf & CoItbr, alt sizes; - : - 3JAB. SHEET, HOOP & BANDaRON\; ;^ ^ SQlJAim;#0<^^^ -^ MANILLA ROPE, ^llsizos ;P,. f , ' ?: ,"''"���������' , l^(^i&v]^B^ > ;, i GAST IRON CAH WJaBELS^;' ���������: , - * ^ ^LO-SGAl^l'^a^ : Blfeaiaer r Enterprise;^ ; XeAVeB SODACRBSr for QTOSKEL MONDAY AND f HtJRSD^Y MCfRNlNGS.. -���������.;;���������,. ���������.;:::;. ,. A#;nA^K3^ .; ���������;;������������������;. ������;.,���������.;.;.Leaves qdesnel for.soDA creek,, .-,.,..,,. tto^IJATSvA SATURDAYS AX^Ar^f- THE NEW NfeXT DOOR TO THE OLD BREWERY. ^;;\DWyi^ ��������� EG TO INFORM thepuhlicthatIthey have opened as above,"when they;will he happy to have a call.from aUr^osewhoIlkoa^lass tof GOOD; BEER, ^ &PJ [ ��������� $& Atrial Is sol ib'rteu\h ::n:-:i'' !'i-|-/?Vj ������������������;���������::"��������� 'viv--^- > : Wholesale Prices ; l'er keg^ $2& ; per Single, GiUon, $S| Retail Prlcesi .Byf-tU'e bottle or gUss'tliesajup.as a:t tlie other brewery' in town.'��������� i,.'*c-.{ '--��������� '���������' -:;'-' J'' ";?r;* '��������� ���������' BArkeryillejjJuly^tb;;!^ { -:; I; ;>��������� ���������/���������- : ? ; Miners' Boarding House, ; PEARSON\a;fc!(pAft!fjERVP^^ UfQUORBii^i'^e^'^t^qaaJity/fOnly ; ��������� -,4|@r'Tho 'House -is situated at the Ohltteodtc aialab, on; the v wi������t;&������ftk~P^ iha:'croek:.^: fn -^ ^ ��������� - v- ft^*<; ���������& *T= THE ab6vo;fo^^bJ^nown^J&tabliBtiniont WhJ the' supcrintenUarice; of MABATVTV. VaCT style,[and the Restaurant iai aupplied with all tffi 1 .catSes the; tnarket affordW /A.FXRST CLASS COoA been secured.. - .,., , : ^������ OU0Kh84 - The choicest brands of Liquors anti.CigRrBilwaTiw. hand.-.- ''���������>'��������� ������������������������������������ ��������� ���������;:;��������� ���������������������������-���������. ��������� ��������� . "p 85* IQE O REAM can be bad on Sundays, .*;:!���������'. ������$W ������.J<v.������1.TV*r>._lV-. 1'*M������.tr'^''^.--W.^-1. ^*f.'. LOWHEE CREEK AXD Ml":,* IT. the Washburcw MISESS;^ situate' on ^the^btst1 : claiinr X>3wliee ���������: "T .;.; .EDWARDSHEARER, Proprietor; I^wheerJ;uly."4t,b,.lS85. .# . , > ; -r- ^ *���������;;</ Kink^ ;6ppoiite EYERY ���������-.EVENTNGi- ������*r������?*r AT. ITSS t^r. ";s-i;ro"OE .V.-5f.*: CAMERONTONi ^Qf!^^ i"r ;;;V;;y;:^T;;;;VyiLCO><f: PR0P.r;.;;;!'-'-:; THIS;' K-^ABUSHMENT ;WILL< ^BK' OPKNEit) OK HOKXiiR.T NEXT, thelSth"Inst.'; for tho r<c^pU������i of Boarders. The house has "been rieu tly nttca' up tH iWJU be] found a comfortable home by minWs. \ &&*,. L'OUgi iigs ���������; FREE. \ /Board $lfl pcrweeki giagi5 Meals $1 60.' ��������� Heaiasupplied to; night hands. ���������.;, a> .GikKRONToit, 'Wniuiisr, <6bbhc, B; d ��������� r-r<^������������.u������������������ii������������������^H������M������!jM.<^J.t., J���������~-���������������^->-,������1 --v WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, grOckries, ������; ; PROVISIONS, ���������^���������;;:^;:^ff^KgJORs; .���������Vii^f-i TOBACCO^- ��������� .v-> *; is -1;/- .L-GfcOTHING,- ;:��������������������������� '* . "<w ,���������--;.^T'.',--'v *, + & ,-r>i BOOTS &SHOES, if* :������������������-"; ALL THE^LOYERS!OF FUN ARE-1NVITV ^d- -.to^c'all' and ;ehjpy themselves, - wh������r; a: li -i *' hearty welcome will be extended; ! -���������.U- ; Billiards, Excellent Refreshments untf the; best of order obserTed;, ' ' ,, v; ''���������--"- '-'���������' ��������� l;\ "��������� -">- -��������� .MARTIN & CO. : ,: iSB^Goods^oiight"WtmjlStb'rft;%1U.bede^ Jry^d^FftM OlR'CAffRL^fiWallportioiii of Williams'Creelr." '.:*/ V;=';'/ ' * ;:, '.; ,. :������������������'!-.. ���������%H~ RICHFIELD. mm BAii^^mLE;;:; ; ATCHISO BLANI??e POCKET/ AND MEMORANDUM: ' BQOKS,"alIsizes; \;vA \\ > -^v'l'- LEG^^P^^NOTBj^LETTER^ ^FOOLB- :':': V' -CAP Pi^PER; ���������'' ��������� */--: ' ' .' -'' ,:->;--:r lPE^.'&0l;vr':-��������� -:>?f'U^':^i '. ������;&%v,.*'i WEEKLY TIME BOOKS; VIOWN STRINGS, SONG BOOKS; to a;i - Barkemlle, WilRams Creek. T THE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform his friends and Miners in general that he Is once again in thefleM, and will fceep constantly ..on hand GOOD FAT BEEF and MUTTON which he will deliver oh Burns Cr������elc, kelson Creek, and Last Chance, free of eitr* charge. Be*f, 25 atid'30������ts; Mutton, S5 cte:",and no devifltioh. -.������������������'-^���������������������������v ������������������'.���������- ".��������� . --, FRED.mMTTLER. ' THE;WINES. SPIRITS^ ALE: k SEGARS to,l>e;ha^ at: . Ibis,Saloon,ard the.best that can be.imported. v;,.: zJk-$jm$> GiAsSi^RsApiNG Room I V'>;;-&: AU the latest M'glish.v.Xtnericnn, ��������� Canadian!;and':eoto- ' , . ��������� ��������� . ntul papers,uktn ia. j. i ,���������- r -.ri- .., j&S* A Harmonic;Meeting^hel<X .every -w^-HJudg������; and Jury.";..��������� ; ' ?������������������/"''."'. ''''',��������� ; -���������.' ���������������������������'% ;*\7 ;.-'%= 1 Ubscbakts axnDsAuaui ts rd vis ions r And every otter,d^scriptipn ^of Gpodfl required by tne^Mining community.H/W ���������: ' .. ������@r Moderate 'T^nas.;;',;,.^^^ '���������������������������:���������:,���������':. > *'^0j-' be glfen cnc4 a ;-wro6k;by.,tlie *-^. % ;��������� f- Cariboo Amateur Dramatic Association. A:N;D-'BA,K;EFtY ';'"'-.;���������! RARKERVILLK. '' BARKERVILLB, And everythisf required for the mining oamp,:k'P* consUmtly onbaati. aud sold at the LOWjSaT HAH- KET RATES: ' '->'���������-���������-��������� ;���������''-;��������� '-"^-V ���������*.-������'; ���������-.1������*- : BirkerriHe; l������lyMthp 1805; ^ K 7 THE BOWLXNG SALOON, Oameronton, Is nowiforsaio^ CHEAP FOR CASH, the present proprietor being obliged to go below. ��������� ALL persons indebted to tho iundersighed, either by .'notes or book account, will save costs by paying un boft>re the 1st, August. Creditors will please call and receive their cash, :.;:'.':: ���������;*���������", : ' C. FCiTON. ' CameroatoajlSthJulf, 1865. 8-3ln THB SUBSCRIBER bejjs to Intimato that he hasVe- - c#ntly erected and fitted up in the best style his :'���������' NE"W ;RESTAURANT. The services of a good cook, have been engaged,1'and the board will be of the best description.: ���������. Tt^rrns for board very moderate. < ; ._*���������,... 4������" Meals. Rasdgr at all hours. ������������& fi In the BAKERt Department FRESH BREAD, made from the rery finest flour, will'bo kept for sale, at the lowest market rate's; ; ' '������������������'��������� "���������-'<��������� 8 JACOB TELTB* < Barkerrille, B. Cv A- KELLY, PRpraiETOR. Eyery thing ?������ doae In cosaccttbn wjth tni3 eslablisa meni to g8ve gatlsfaclion to tho customers.! aw THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between Samuel 'Adier.atifil T. A. 'Barryj as Saloon Koeptrs, Cameruntop, has this day been dissolved by mutu-il consent. Alt debts duo the concern are to be paid to T. A. Barry, and all accounts duo by tnoUte firm will be discharged by said T. A. Barry. SAMUEL ADLER, T. A. .BARRv, ; Dated ,tM* 29th day of July, !$&>. 9 THE UNDERSIGNED being desirous of erecting a a. Flouring Mill at Quesnelmouth, oiler for saje the Machinery of aSTKA'M SAW MILL, for-the'purposo of getting more powerJul engines. The Mil! is. complete, and capable of sawing 8000 feet in 12 hours; it has an extra 60 inch circul-Tftiw. Favorable terms will be givfh to any persons desirous of purchaFing. the Ma- chineiy is offered either with or without the buildings. ''��������������������������� , '; HARPER & WRIGHT.,< ���������Qussnelmouth, June 201 h, 1865. 8 2ra THE UNDERSIGNED Is: prepared to GLEAN BM<* . SANDiBlX)Wll������GS;aiidPANNINOS.oncnmwi������������������������j or will: purchase any quantity oh the Most Lio������' Torino.,: Singles solicited. Apply; toy: letter or:ota������- wise: at the Prince of Wnles claim. ��������� ��������� r wn 7 JOHN CAMP. E. C. GILLETTE. Ofvics���������CAMERONTON. LL PARTIES;INDECTED TO ME are hereby���������������������** fled that; they must cdl and 'settle their accoao . en (������rbcfor������ the 15th of July, or they will be pui court for collection. ��������� ' .... ., ^ -a������h Op and after the 15th of "July my tennis will be c������������ ��������� ��������� I������* Groat iaducem?m^ ror easb: ''^*tt-5^^?fArr 7 J^H.-SCQTii w#i British (Mumbia, Sa4%6^yy;^n^n^ 13^ 1865. .*������������������ -n- !������ OK upiiti .:������ r ��������� ;:���������"���������'������������������=-1 ��������� 4������ondayi Vth^uly. j Milros?;y&,l^rjmgi^^ actipit;by jabdrlce^per; ;.To$5������4^;^Ug:es dtiebimi; The ���������defendant disputed the.aceaunt;and sustained tiis objection so te^ctuaUy that-theCourt onX ly gave jndgment^fbr;$120.; w:i. X Distort -E^^ suit bb rbmissp^^^Qtellf^r ������11 ;2s.��������� - ^rudgraenl;for laintifilpa^eR^eM Sept. 7.7 ��������� is Curry v8;J3dwartb*4SSuit for i������29 12s.$; also romisipry jipte.^ ^ and. ay merit>d^rr!bdf fog a ui$iiti}7/, i ? $7-7. FieldSsi <^ayes^~-ActioiV' fPr; ������48 4s.-������1br Carpenter worMp^ ercek; : Judgment bv default^'' >ff������2 lls<?d^$aidiintb;Qpurt^ Judgment for lefendant._ ^. A j,, ;_ ; . , 7;V McKenzi^^ foods wli?aho7Aeliierect 7iliidgiaeiit' con^ 3Ssed7 ��������� *: 7= 7; -' 'X - v.* ^ ^ > *. ;.������ .. >*. j . ;��������� .-:.7 t Lande ^Mercuse vsVr!Bdrtph ;i;:0& ibr;^M^s;-IOd.;for- spld and:deliverr id. r Judgment.fbr plaintiffeffor ^ 14syi5d4 Praj^.i^Br^ Is. lit. for goods; /sold tai%ijiyered^ Sjludgr lent confesj^^aM^ in ffceekiy instalments of ������2. f -v;\' .;��������� ��������� - EIOEa, ������gl;---JfGT^!OF^TEIP:TO^^RlBCO;; ing it. ;^meaiately adjoining this is tlie Canadian, ^thepilier, the Wake Up Jake,-the EricsPnaiid^er^pthera, ail of Which hiye ii:their; day paifl wpll," some of :them turning out.as;muchas. $250,000.; .-..;������������������:��������� ��������� '���������������������������XXr'prX j - Below this; camp is Cameronton, called so for a gentleman of that namei who located the first claim there,; in the winter of 1S62, and .whic^rpiudrat'jihe rate of about $1#Q0 a foot. In this camp is also the Tinker, Caledonia and Mofett claims,:the latter^ however,"has* swaW lpwed upmuch'tiore than it has yielded, The celeJjratedlRaby claim is also in Cameronton. It was located by; Martin Raby, an old Australia and; California miner, on; the 24th Aug., 1862. This, like most of the other claims, lias ten shareholders^ each man representing one ^ndredfeetof-grouh^ Raby that this claim liaa yielded a fraction over a quarter of: a million of dollars. He also-tellsime" the' "cost of working'the, claim hasthus- -far Tamdtmtedr;to;$l60,006; leaving $ l5p,0QO for .the tompaiiy, xir il5^)ppior the individual members, which ampiihts In round beta i>rtiou mm *} m^ u LACK ssio"< ibrn'l Dtber- IP. noil- OUDt5 cub. h ',;''X.7(yrpmganPranQisoo Bulletin.).. ;:7 -;/'. ^:r'^T-^wattA^;;c*iffiKi;-''i!^v- -'���������-. ["X ;��������������������������� j������H The^alley^o������ TOiim^ lies -IpngJ aad :fem\a quai^^Bi*l^V&He ide abov^ and below the cannon.4-Itcbntaihs ^Bt this writing ^biit 2,000 men^phieny mini 3i -They are d.iyidedpff-|n^-r befiir^^PrJthe'pn^-^ esignated by th%name^)f ^Sichfieli; the^eCt nd i9^Barkervrlle| and^the^third^Cameron^ )n.; iilpng the base of thp nipunbainl pii each Me i^ tbe water j in the different camps, are ituateli^ows of stately bnildingsj ringing all eway ,^rom7^y 9 to 8 by}10$e# M ;3ze^ endfroni^Stb"Ifffeethigh^inmSfty of^hicli; re^^ domiciled half a dewsen hardy^.Jipnest mini; rs���������meno% br^^ ������WS, ^rive;hearts ;and doraitalile* filter? tt^ ards for the- feU and' privation' they; siififeft >ut alas, alas! hpw jew pf,jlie.gt:i*t^masasuc?. Keed-;in .'accomplishing the pbjectpf their am-; Pbiiioh-^a:griat&rtu^pt ^^%.7777-7*X..:^ m Williams -creek was3S^veie4;Sli *;W^ wf, th^name in the springfbf; the 'year J86L Sreviouaitbihai;iime, ^mining in BritisbCol-r ^imbialhad~ been chiefly -^onlinedvlxJ Eraser ^i'ver*', ;The."&rst~������laicis wrer8:-l0,Gated lav.whaf ifls called, SicMeld,; thesbestbfwKicli: are Cunt SiingbasB^s,��������� Steei^sj>Abbbtt^sandfAdams*; all Sf which paid richly au^'C^e^r^;|mme^ Sush bfr i^ula%n^7praser:;;riyeri; jlaryeyi ^nd Antler creeks lost allr their charms; $5 liind $8 diggingswere -left indisgust -for ;ihe; fireatrcontrePf * attraction:^ Mnest'qiiality^^..4e^ld---fee..^scoisi)ed^ i.f" fey the- ^hovelMii ' After -all |hP (claims had bePn gakem k$ ii thes valkyj (Whichis not more thari; S������alf a mile long) above the canon prospectr aiiig to a considerable: extent wp earned on there, but ho gold was found. ;< Atf length ap;; Idea presented itself to ;tiie mind of an old. ^aUf<*rai^ miaerv tliat by sbme\ strange cgn- ulsiun^f nature the ��������� bed of the creek had. eea changed, and that by tunrteling into the arth a distance of 200or 300 feet, .the g!^ bed: ould be reached, and that large deceits of .xjPftold would be found;1 A Mrn^er of;res<%te; ^*men,fpmed;.tb0nisel^ec finder the aame -of ^thej^ck: Jack company, nd raa a tunnel into the - mPuntain in a sort Tpof incline directibn for a distance of 220feet,; tjlwhere they struck a lead that proved the the- 7^ory of tbe old Cafif������rnlan;to be correct, or at Sfleast the claim proved to be one of, the rich- i^cst ever found in the valley. \xM While the work;pftujiueling,was going on ��������� ?S$������*$ fche Black Jack company, a great rush was f I ,||pnade do wn: tbe creek for the valley below the f caaoa, and claims were taken tip on both sides fpfor��������� a distance of a mile and a-half. The first 17pay that was struck, however, in this camp, WM(now called Barkcrville): Was -by;the Barker " ���������;;,v7con.'fpanyJ which,,; after sinking a shaft about tglp&ieet, came upon a lead thafeias thus far :^|paid every man connected with: it for his la- "' 7li^0rV.������&'well as the;;mpn������y expended in reach-. <m proximity to; the Raby claim is the Prince of \Yales, which paid well f<^r a coupl*vof years; but is iiow worthlcssyhaving been commietejy worked out.. "Ihfact^this point appears to be^ tlie end of the gpld^-region it the valley; for f althpugh many claims 'have been opened further down, a^4 'ffi^andToF'VtpllarSj perhaps millibns,;have" been;expended,1 nothing-wor- 'thy of consideration has beenf ou rid; A bpm- pany palled the:Richfleld iiaye Spent sompthihg; ;PveV ^OjO^p prospecH^ Wales., CThey employed the most 'perfect and; [powerful of 'modern machinery tpjrio purpp^ jrB^^en^d^^ lead was found. , It was what miners call "a regular bilk.*7 Many a man who by hard toil and good luck had acquired a handsome fortune, liere lost it and was compelled to return to daily labor for support; In the spring of 1863 another unfortunate JFelsh coinpanywas formed under the leadership of Capt. Evans,fan old^Australian miner. They located a claim on Lightning Creek, and after working fbr-nearly two yearn in pros^ pecting; cutting ditches, sinking shafts,| erecting water-wheels and flumes, aiid expending over $100,000,1 am" not able to find thanhey ever realized; pnUdolljar. Weary and -disheartened, the company at, length wound up its affairs, and the individual members sought employmeut in the neighbpiing claims. It is .eyident this I is not the only? cpmpany whosebopes liavc been blighted 611 the Lightning. % Much work has been done here7 Nu-. merpus flumes, AvaterMwheels, to,; are to be seen in evpry direc ting away, soon to nimble clown and be carried alpngv the cufreht of;the stream; until "B \ L LTA R D ; S^ LOO N ! ' :;'?; J RIC VLTiJBLD.x ~ ':-.'' PAT RICK KIR WI PROPRIETOR; Thi3 }Saioon. is.^fitted- up ;^^in. FIRST-CLASS ^^^eB^is;^^ LIQUC^^vhich can be^rpCttred. fa^^jbright ^hopesjj)f ^ajny ^ail jirifprtiinate^ ;minpr7" IcbiM gx^Mi^ almost 'ajtinfinitum,7 ireciting such; instances,7wliere men have Squandered fortun^Sjand destroyeitheir constitution int; prospecting; and ^finally left th? ^ountr^ b^ruptlnjiu^ i Mning,hp^ve^,;;:is^ot in which men'meet y??th gbod> and bad: for- tune; they meet it in-all the^^ tiivcrsifeedundertakings in life^.: But it isfelt the keefierherG ias they pomemtii the^co^cious^certalnty; of malang ^aj^:;sums;:in^6ft gold is scattered ab^ut in profuse abundance, , andall t^j^ fprriia miners declare it a ifailuT&;;There! are^ lPMleatn^bag%^^ many other claims than those I haveihetitiPh- b^ck and wPnd their way ��������� homewards to ad- ed,"s;6in^M^ichha^ miring/ iovln^ifrieno^; and-spend otters tbbusarids aftpruthousands have been iiunk' and where fortines will yet;be .accjiinii- lated as welV as lost.7 "7-. v ^\ ���������''*.', of their days in;��������� the;^pymeht'bf unallbyed doinesticba^hes&rto the land an^rds;^;3^-ala^ 7 Biit ttfere -ate bther^ Ranches of^n^ustry j fiuding tta������; tMya^^ so"^r ��������� froib than'mining carried on here7 Menft s ' " " mpstTevery prp^ssion^^dr walk-in l^arje^P: b'e met molustrioiisly; * pursuing ffieir "various avoP.a1iens-r;:the lawyer, the preacher,! 1ne dPc- tor. and distillerj thecarpenter, theshoemaker; the - blacksmith" and theJ tinker.. .Somo are qulfe'morally; inclin^ :anti^hrfetian7 Passing. throughTcamp: prr Sa^febatb morning,;the;p^ voice of the pious missionary j(in a little cabin just- to the left of the:path):proclaming: the glad tidings of great' joy to a sift-loving peb-f; pie, while immediately on the other side is a party of golS-worshiping miners^ busily piy- ingthe^.shovel^^^and pickaxe, and peradventure :the 8iuice4i6������ The rniners can hear thevpicc^ ot t&e preaeheri and the? preacner hea,rs the ���������rattling of the miners7 tools. The former ;pays noiattentioii^to th������ latter,- nor tho; latter to tneformerl-^Each-appe^ his mind that the other is near,: and steadily wbrks away at that which-his hands findeth-to do. Hard by can ;be heard a gentleman of African descent exhorting his brethren to turn from the, error of thoir ways and follow meefe ly in the footsteps of their blessed Lord and Master who made so many^ generous sacrifices to purchase their redemption. The sledge of the blacksmith,. the hammer of the :cobbler and tinker add their mite' to the general confusion and-commingling 6f discordant sounds. Anon can be seen a long train of pack animals descending into the- valley froia the; 'mountain top, 4#d on by a, stately old bell mulei Chiming in with the huge rattling of this bell are the stentorian voices of the drivers���������some in English, some in'Spanish, and ethersintheIndian:tongue. I?roin another direction is approaching a drove of fat bullocks or a flock of thrifty sheep. \ The animals and iaen appear equally carelessof all around. Every man carries about with him a certain air of independence such as I havk never witnessed in any other community by any other class of persons. . 'fei is toTpmJ) mif^LriTiERs. I have spoken of many claims which have rendered rich rewards to all engaged in them, and one or two that have given no compensation. I must now refer to one or two others of the-latter class. There is an abandoned claim known as the Welsh claim, located by a company of Welshmen in 1862, adjoining some of the richest claims on the creek; and it was one in which the oldest, most experienced miners, as well as novices, had confidence, Shares changed hands rapidly at the mosl extravagantly high prices. There were quick: sales at.* $18,000. and $20,000, but> no lying IpQse:aboutihesurfaPe, isburied deep in thejipwels of the parth, and:that.-npt only much labor/but pPwerM & necessary to* exbujqaedt^^and'that a sort of deep mystery prdeep7uncer,tainty. envelopes the? whplepJe^r are fb^rcibly jrepiihSed of 1he old adage/(^U is^^pld,t^ ��������� NOWSCOTIA^ ' I We take the following ^rpm^a^Halifte pa^ per of M^ ������������������* -^77 :(��������� "The Bigoest; YEfc^^stetilay morning. Mr. Burckner, manager of the rGerman com-. pany's works at* W^verly, bronghi td7town an ingot of pure gold weighing; four hundred and.fifty-spven oiinces, and .worth,about nine thousand dollars.^ This finefspeeifmen biE bur cpuntry?s produce^ after^being admire^"jyy many of;p^cUfeens ^during ^ the fbrenppn,' was in ^e^afterapjotf ^hibi^ "of Assembly. "Tliist ingpt Air& the result of ten days' work in thP German company's claim at Wayerly f arid we: belie ve J ihakes; a. ^total of about niheihi^ ces ohtaiiied from ffieir claim there in the lastf five weeks. The coinpany owning thisvalua^ bicpropprty was ; organized about two years since; and for the, last year has been more successful than perliaps^ any other: gold miningassociation in the Province. The stock is principally;/owned in; New York/ For the first few month* theirOperations did not yield a profitablev return,' and it was at one time contemplated to abandon the enterprise; but fortunately for the interest of concerned, wiser counsels prevailed, and the'work was continued; a. valuable 'lead' of auriferous quartz was 'struck,7, and the shareholders are now reaping a rich, reward for their endurance .under what was. at first ratber discouraging circumstances. They have a claim of great richness, but judicious nianageinent has also had much to do with the suecess of their operations. There are now about one hundred and thirty men employed on their works. We understand that the company contemplate to further pxtend their works during the ensu- suing spring and summer, and are already sinking on new 'leads' that promise a large yield." 'Where lie will be glad fto aeo all his: ;;,P;lJ:0.X|:fi;^S,;jt;v;;j;;.; TOOliSALEbtKD:RETAIL DEALERS ������? ^ Mllftfl itil'fes MR^ItVffitE. ^*"4' -l: \j>\ rtailt etd; ? v*., ,-, The undersigned is- prepared to * ^ i^^Ji CLEAN BLACK Si#������^ BLOWINGS AKIK ( \;&. ':-::'---:--^PANNINGSr";ryj������**������***^ On Commission, or wiilCpurclmsef any quiihtity on ih������ , Most Liberal Terms, at the . EeaShftg."Rbom^' Oamerd^toii;*:-"- ,7 Suhserlber ia now wcU;known' on^UUanis Creekf lai ��������� rrom_thp,jconfl^?nc.e,;reposeJd.Jnw^ above biismoss, he hopes to receive the patronage of the Miningcommunityltheensuiag'Sesfeoti;. s ^^\;.7:,:,;.,7--7../7,.:rrjoHK;BOWRON*v;- . ... -- - i*i?J'.i-i,w. JS-ri.'LH;s.,'r,:..r.������<.>f7.''rt;-K^4.. ABOUT WINDlKa UP OUR BUSI- AS WE ARK ness, persons indebted; to.#������; are .rcspectrully rg- qiiested to<catl and settU<before,;the ,1st;August:-;?All?7 aocoants,remaining'" unsettled:;aft������r'; Uiat rffite'will tw ' placed in tht- hands Ot an a^entfoir collection. ������ ��������� 7 ������������������ *'<&*��������� r ; " N. E..SOLOMON & CO. PARTXERSHIP heretofore ^xi5tin������ betweciii Frask Way and 0. B.? Wright, in the-.Deep Cre������k Ranch, is hereby'dissolved by mutual consent. r, Frank Way will pay all th������ liabilities iind collect a H- the debts. . -7 ; ���������:��������� .. ;-��������� ?:������������������?���������} FRANK WAy7; ,., ... .���������.. ���������:. ...���������..._._ G, fi; WRIGHT.. Deep Cre������k, 4th July, 1865... . f ;,- : ,8-lm STjrERfLi?ocs Advicb.���������I have heard-of a" chaplain to a imion workhouse who preached to las congregation from tlie text, "Lay sot up for yonraelves treasures-up. on earth. ^���������'BoyoaV tacon'in Co'nnell.'' So wa have, heard of a Moroyahire prison ch^laia praying *-Carry us In safety to our respective places 'of abode, V after which tbehear&rs were m-sr^ed off to. their c������lk,��������� ^lovcrnus Oouxi?r.V Auctioneer, F7V, Mining Agent, . RICHFIKI.D, ?/ * I. arid Colleotor. jftS* All Agency Business attendbd to. BLACKSSIITH, .MACHINIST AND ^MANt^ FACTUUKR OF CoOTHXn RANGES, . . BARKERVILU5, B. C. ; 77 BARKERVILLE, B. C? 8 P JAMES WALKER, who emigrated from Albion, Canada West, in 1857, and came across the plaiua to California; was last heard from in February, 1860, .when he was residing at Watsonville, Santa C'ruacouB' ty. Any information sent to this office,, addressed te Samuel Walker, will be thaukl'ully rt'ceived. ,;..>: San��������� FranciiscoMAlta,' 'Bulletin,* Sacramento'Uniorj'.' Idaho {Worhl,V and* Portland 'Wegonian^ pleaee_ei>pr and J:?nd accounts to,offlc*;of thU pup r4 ,>. ' "f -.-.-., ^^,-r^';'',': Mn ^.^v.^.'^s^^? THE "CARIBOO SENTINEL" THE BANK OF 3 BittMeadsJ Gircnlars, FostSfes and ���������L. I&g??unm!ep forBalls aridvTheatncal 7 ��������� *:%* W'-'M "'-?|^teiiaiainentifi ���������������������������.-��������� If ..���������-���������.'��������� ������f pMnid :������iih Neatness and ^Dispatch- at- this OSleO; , ', .s.>i<>.,."-j(apt.Terms Moderate.;, S^OSiopoi Sentinel" Office; /V" ^rkcrrUls, Williams Creek; j;;; JDAMERONTON. WILLIAMS GREEK. TERMS OF SUSCRIFTION have been reduced to; :%%p*f month*;i-'&bpjjro 100 valqmea,"of New ;Works '������Ave been only lately added to the-clrculating library.1 parties are Bolicited to ���������snT>8cribe;,;!i j , s ' 30HN BOWRON; Librarian. 0 i&x Incorporated by Royal Charter. isr:. roMAa^MMODATON^ A, travelers Cannot bo i surpassed-; the Table, Is ,well 8ej>piied wttbrtbe best thelmarkot Affords, 'and the Bar J* stocked wJtothecPureflt Liquors"; Beds;-Stabling, S������y..and Oats..'; ���������'&<. '*7 " '-:������ ..., ,^v. *>,250^000 ��������� -With. Power to Increase. - IN VANCOUVER ISLAND, 'VICTORIA^Bankof British.&lumbi^,^:;?-f:':;!'"^,-!s.!' 'NANAXMO���������Bank- of British Columbia fA 1 ������'���������$> ; v IN (BRITISH GOLUftBIA, ' ^Kw-:^WS������IMINSTER^ank;o?^riUBhComihlrta;- YALE���������Bank of British Columbia; ;:; i:������������������������������������.U " - ;' > MOl^TH QUESNEL-rBank of British Columbia; U ;^ 7.7.7 r;;jj^ SAN FRANCISCO-^Bank of British'Coiumbh;a I;" PORTLAND, OREGON-4Bank'.of BritishColumfe^fl .y *, - .;>' *���������-���������" .IN-: CANADA, . 7r - ^v-v^ -h^r^'B^-ter0.^lM^N^EAL^^'^ :-7^ 7.''" BRANCHES &.AGENCIES:' _" _��������� >���������-��������� ������ Montrtefti^Torpnto^ Quebec;} flaroillon. London, King-: Y: i flton:'-,. Cobourg^ Belleville^ Brantiprdj^Brock^ v r Tiile,Whitby, Peierooro, Ottawa,������uelpfc, > ,; ; .'1; ; -v ^-'.;'Ooaorich;>Stratford,'IMctoh, Fertti;;��������������������������� ;:.���������.; ���������;���������; * ���������. 4--., < Simcoe, St. Catherines;';- ��������� ��������� V,������,.' ' '' ,\, . : IN"-ENGLrAND> v ������������������.���������'������������������ 7 ' '7 I������NDON^Bank'of Britlsn CfolumbU^^'I^nardlSt. All - i^-' K. SUTER^ , fflSn^;^ECT A$D BROKER 7 7 ��������� <t gRICOTIELD. . .-:-f|';- f-- j Mndteiof A^ency^Biisiness attended to{ Ice-pj)po6it0;,the Pa#s a|i|l London Hotels ���������''.., ������ THE EANK.OF British "ESTABLISHED IN IS^d'rtpXOoaPOlUTEb BT.&L'j 'v! GO%0N!^b ftOTEtf New Westminster, British Columbia, MSSSKS. G SRLLEY BnpTBliBSi}> Proprietors. ��������� ���������',i.--X.' .*m*: .*���������*��������� . . ���������.FQIUL- HOPE. ���������'-,- ':���������":-:-,:; niX)R������E.^JT^atlStiEBT^Ct^^Tjcac������i������ri0' DeSer .li lX;GROCERIES; PRPVISiO^S^^ JPaid up Capita^; 41 - TJndiviaed Net Profits; godiooo 600,000 nmt'Qvsicarl Establishments: ;; ���������'V^-A:' HICK'S i HOTEL,; Lytton Squarb,7Nbw s W������sniissri������;- ��������� B; Ciy Philip Hicks, Tfp^rietor.. The aboye favr .ombly;khown?house is now open to the public; the Bar constantly v supplied: witni^e \ choicest --'-'brands' ''���������': of is Liquors ,anii.SegarSi: a SENRT '^ watding^and; Commission Merchant,'".dealer,jri .PtOi' visions���������^FC'ed^ ;.&Ci:;;Bonded'storage:for 1000-tons"bf .Goods-in S^ne Fireproof^^rehouse;! Goods Forward Vd .up country" and every accommodation given to ;yeS- seisioadlii^ or dischji'rging ;at���������",tli������'Liverpool or upper ��������� wharf.', New Westroinster;British Columbia. "���������''.": s '���������'���������' WALTBfiSBROS., liquors cannot be surpassed:, the Beds are ������lean and comfortable; Stabling for'Horses ; Hay and .Oata-at EeodafaW rate������. -. ;^ ������������������' . >* t- iir-y-t ^ *r:4-m';. '$:mi w& ���������1MiiJil������iiiMiiminiiii 111 ��������� i-ii-m��������� CURRENTxA(XX)UNTS opened ;for any; amount) not 'less than One Hundred. J)pllarf., .... ���������. Ji^ti^x&&&1~ r'���������; Bills Discountod and doHcctetT; and' Bills of Escn'an|e' oi Great Britain; Sa.nFrancesco; and; New^Tdi^t ^ur^ h Draftslssuedon^all theBranches and?Agondes;; <> r? ^J Government' and other Securities .received, for safe custodyj'lntereats'andDividends' collected^- r' ^PROPRIETOES; ;Bl������AII^Bgp5.y? HOTEL Its lJ&(?g"l^^ *aL" for the comfort of ferayelers; the-Table- is ^supplied' -with the beat of ^Yerything .that jan^ bejhad, and the :*������okiag 19 not Inferior tb; the beat? hotelHn,the lower ^Oountry: Bearooms^for faniiliee^Stabling, Hay, and e*la. tr^e^tageAtopsmtttietlll^ttileHotta������overnight ou tta way down country. ��������� i a . v ^ESNEll^MdUTi^# f. L. JOHNSO^PRdPRiBTOlt, atill hoursr and^Cooldng :of *he.1>kpaEf ::-:v;::.-:,^eSCnpUOH.- SEBf Secsirea^SnDfepbsit^ or; 'Adv&nceff maderupon 'thesn. r/yv 'i &>t3? Bust MeUedaud-..Assayed, ..andlr^turas made within,24 hours.; .;,. t ; ." <,.. '. k-{ ������������������ '- ' I ^OreVof every description'canraUy Assayed;-/^ ,'; f Cameronton;'wniiamB Creek.. . \ . , . , :,";���������:��������� sr\;--:>^v\^NOTiCE;?V^:^i;-^^^^i ; A LL KINDS OT'B^;}G06m^CL6rai^^ri^^ vTL and Shoes, can be';:bo^gh^cneaper,at the stbre>6f the undersigned; than] at-a^ hy^ other place' in -the cdlonyy Every arUclemarked iri-plain figures.^ '^Terms���������CASH; Ni B;���������Orders ft6m;:^n^up^ei'.&c^ntry.'i,eceiVe prompt attention;^ ;v ; l;vv ^M- ARTHUR;BXJLLDCK^^^. .;���������;������ ���������''������������������'���������;���������-.'.^Opposite (gonial Restaurant, New Westminster E"KAR,ggt Matchmaker &?Jewteler^4 ��������� VTate> street, ;.Yictoria;:.,>r.':I.,, keeps- cpnr -:\ &mt\& M<b#M.\'MvmQfM9&, pr*G<jii. ,and;J Silver WATCHES, Gold Chains. Buckles, Plated Clocks, r &c ���������;... Pariioular> attention paid ,to; rejpairing ^aitches, and Jewelry.; ; All. .vyork warrinted.������������������fi ��������� Orders from the country promptly attended to; s;.;';:-,.._5.s'.-:,.s,... San FsANcmco^-F. H. Grain &W.S. Sutherland Ajeftu NbW YOEX^Walier^^ Watson & James Smjtb, Agemi MontrealJ-f ;<Queb'ec';' i'.-I'f ^Toronto; /��������� f Hamilton���������' Kingston:' 'London, C.W-; Brantford:; Halifai >J g, : '-gt: Johns; N. K; "Victoria, Y.i^ ' "' ���������r :t\- ....'���������/���������'..���������-.';.'���������. ''AGENTS:-���������*���������' ������*. ;'������������������,;.- ;... :;; ScoriJuav-TNational Bank of Scotland; ::. . iRKtANn^-Provincial- Bank \of Ireland; Fbascs���������Marcuard, Andre &*Cib; Parl������; Australia;���������Union,Bank'-of Australia; Ixma, Chika A JAPAN'������-Chartered MereantilQ Bank of r-.].t.India, London and China. . .. r^AFTS ISSUED on: I^hdon, New YOrVi San fm, 'Cisco;'' Canada, New Brunswic^ Nova Scotia, andomfl the^ Branches-of tlie 'NationsBank of gcotUnd m PiovincialBankof^reland^i ������������������'?������'J^.'-.-:;_'.:-���������[;[ ���������; '���������( JBills^bf "Bbtdha^i^;;^d; Gold Purchased. .; Interest oh Special ���������Deposits of-Money allowed' at ^ .rate of .a quarter of .brie, pet cent, perlmpnthi .������ .; i ' ;>K8c The Bank receives; Gold ;Dust and. Bars for 1$ keeping without charge j undertakes the purchase ^ sale of Stock* the Collection ot Bills and 'Other riionif business in the United States and British ProTln^ i-;'^ SFORBORG*:M RTJEFF^-Colninissibn Mer- ; CHANTS,- Wholesale Dealers in Grocsries and Pao-? visioxfi, Wharf street, Victoria 'i ' ��������� ��������� 1 ��������� ! ��������� ' 3m v * f?...-v.r ^.,* ���������vr-- TW:'.-i~j--r--.A ������5B������ .._ - - r-���������QUEPNEL-cMOUTH,' BROWN' ifc GiLLiSr^ROPRIETOri. Jtdi.^ ReiitMfant-pilliafd Table, &c. r'K;^-.. ^SUbUngfbrtHpraesfHayanai^at^A -/:..%i^l FHA^COIS r AHD ^OKP^.-k;- C^^RkoN^:; ���������;t ; . TAN WINKLE^ CARIBOO WEST npHE above splendid'Hotel Ts now open tor, the public, Avthe proprietor having^taken great pains 'through th e jwu>ter, to;niake.yt tnc;most superior house.In* Cariboo^ Goodlaccoromodations,., with suits _of;rooni3 .for,, ladies: ..-��������������� ; or private parties.; Attached to this Hotel Is &, . ^ . I'jS'"FirstJGlasV R^tatoant\& 9a������, . where ^i"het'6btained4he most ehoicenrande of Witios;" ��������� Liquors;-Cigars^&c*J' ''"-*T,";;:^... "- ;v 1.1..',r?.,. -,- ������ ^N^L--Mc^AwaRY; Wbptlotor. . }?DG-A!R;&4 AIME, Gbmnai'ssidii!- Merchants; \}j Wholesale Dealers in GnocEBrES Axn Provisions, Wharf street-Victoria^ Vancouver Island.' -. * s . v;Goud Dcst Melted ;and; Assayed;rarid returns m*4t within 34; hours in Coin or Bars. .;.- v , 7 ��������� \ : v bn������'o^ every des^ ' -���������-; ���������;",.' ^ N, B.���������Any instructions::as to the disposalof the pt ���������cxw^-i^titehi^?^^:*f^w^^ for Assay will be carefully^attended to. ^ ^.*;/-.v>., '������������������Vicmriav;^:!., May,i805:.vi; -C;;.';*:.'' "Jirr������i%-M B f -OWE BROTHERS, Commission Merchants' JLi and ;Lrap6rtbrs? Of ; Pro visions/, Gboobries,- Rrench; Wines,v Liquors^'Havana; Cigars^:.NavafcStdres,,rRbpQ? Canvas, Oars,.-Ac.y^Wharf ;str^U^ctoria;j,i 'f-^^bri^ E'BHJE^W&illOSGOfi-ac-.tX):; iGBXEBAn HARnwARs ^^n lno^,",;] Yates'Strect, yictoriajjy. I. i,; v_ : ;', Importers ?6t; [oore^^ Buildihgfi . 1-i i.jii;-'-2m.: T;'OEdRd-il HOTEIiV���������v-yie#Street^^ ior!A;; -This Hotel, to^ which- is attacheda Res tyrant and Bar Room,, is one of the moat .ComfprUbSi establisbnients of the kind on the?Paciflc=Coast.;. -Wtfl mfmshed'rooms for'single''���������person's and ramihes.^ Tin most important L6ndbn,^Frbnchj and California new*. papersreceivedforthe-nscof boarders. ���������''. -/ .' U GLARKSON & Cd;;.:'DzALERs;W"'Booii:\-' Stattossst, ^Mustc and -Musical Instruments, ;NEWS AGENT^ AcV^Columbia^Stree^New^cstminster^^ V '-^B^H^MnngaanDaMaiHKMBaaHMnHHMiiMii^Ni' A. McCBEAV Auctioneer,;^'harf Strss, Victoria, Vancouver Island; .;, * ; 1 ; m 5; I 8 I J. -'v..-5f,ii> WJ^MOSES; Ir'-fbtm^IlAiR .teWONS '���������iEB^ & COi; laiporiwrs aad Dsalew In CHINESE GOODS, Rise, Su- ..-gafiVreifi Provisions.|r<> .. ���������c,; . ���������'.-'���������' ijUE^NWif motjt^ " ', :--;-;������.-.-:���������.;. WBOiJ5aAl^?ANPSs^^;^d^^ EAL-MSRCHANT, ^������.������, I$obt������, Slioeis. 'Tisi^rare, Sio.' %-*7* QtJasKKC^OUTB:/ V ;>" v0tb 'l^tAnLiSHKD: Gksbral Stobs,:; .; ' TOOVBIONSv^W^ ;&qUrTernte"&6srb''' , QfJESNKL' MOUTH. LENEVUE:^^50-f R,-IS.FALI.TNG AND,B2^0MIifa,,niIX?; ^,0,^. .-:������ ^>-;^-;calI aiid'have5,it ���������'-'��������� :'"'s- .: ;���������"_' ^BKSTORSlibefore^ JiS2; are'^bald headed. -'.' '���������:'.-':- -r ~���������- :-V LWr D: M03ES, J2 ��������� *, ������-r# n f i' I: i- ^!ffV^21e^iiliani������; C^eek. ; -;; v-.;.,., .OiyaMOKTON. . 1; ���������; ";.: -7- \ T^t������Mi^ -on1 WilHswraB ���������',; ,a . - ;. creek. r- ;��������� ; - ?'-^>.t, ',.'-. -V\7_ ;"r~r-, ,'i; ,,- '^.-.: -��������� c;. ]tf RS.;CAMBRoN begs to intimate that she has open- ���������:iJJ*sM th^ il^osEEB:;HdTJSL In^Ganieronton,; which" ia HIBBEN - &5 *CARSWELIii Importing Bbbk- SSELLERS fe-STATIONERS^constanUy reccivvng;fromIb;est; -s^roes^i3c)l!c^l^tandard'^axid':^i8������ cellanebus Books, ah d. Staplo and>Fancy.Stationery^In all- its Branches ,:;, Corner + Yates7ancl ;Langleyr strsejis- ���������YiCto?iaJfyancouverIsland, 'r-.-t.^-w*.. -������������������f% '6''L-;> A LBIONcIBPNr)"WORE:S,^VactoiriavrVi:I^ ii.k Manufacture Steam Engines, and .��������� Boilers .of .all sizes^ Quartz Mills, Mining PiimpJ^ Flourmgliiiis^Gahgj Sash, -Mulay and Circular sSaw* Mills|*������lron;and*Brass Castings, and every thing connecteU with the ^business/ r;,s;;:;:V-:v - ���������- y,>������������������:-,��������� ^spratt& kriemleiwc DANIEL SCOTT & CO.;; Attctioneefs and Commission Mebciiaxys^ City Auction Rooms, Fort I street, Victoria,^ Cashadvanced on Merchandise, to *af | amount, ^consigned fsr^ajp^; Reftjrence���������Hon tAYSON, of H. B. Co and Iioyd7a.Agent.: : >-; R.?w. I J ft ;R BASTES &;QOM^Auctioneers & iCom-.������ ��������� Kisaiox Merchants,; Fire^Proof StonQ^BuildSai, I Wharf street^ Victoria^ Y. Xv; ^ laberal Adyanaea msdt j :pn'Consignments.^"-'-l;; ',\ u; ' " ^ '���������'' 7,''-'V:''! JOHK P.!COtlOT^iia^ : COMMISION ^IWHANl^<^inmfl>^elKowtm 8treet,^ict(>Hi, Vancouver Island. ��������� 7 7 - * -';:; s ��������� QCOTCH:HOUSE< '-M MoLean7an^ Co., ky ;HosisR9 Ash 'GsyBRAt;OcTFirrERs.'.: ^Miners; and others wi 11 :fl nd a t the Scotch'House R!s^iendid stock of Clothlngji Boots and Shoes,; and Dry ;Goods Of^every description,, all, of ^he.best quality; and at very; moderate prices. /- Fort street, ��������� Victoriay- V. I. ;> - ; v.;, : s t P t>Iii)StONS aadnBROTHKH, Agents fcr \X the Pioneer ;Hour( ;MiUs, CoMMfa^io.v MaRCRAXii, Importers: and Whoiea&le Dealers infGRc-cmiRs, P������fl- visions^ Dry Goods/ * Clothiso; \Boois and Ssobs; &o, two^tory'yi^roof vBulldlrig^ Raidls ;Block, betwwa the stores of J, ^Ttlkie .& Co. end Stewart ft;^o?, WfaMf 1 stroet;^ctoria:" ;r ;";'";���������������������������;;;;��������� '-;7...;;v;'..-".T.;"������7.0 p i^HOTEIJlERvtm JU,, CEBH^, PROVISIONS, WINES- & LIQUORS, H?. ;7 Wharf street, between 'Johnston aadf xates,:. Victerii, F 5TODr-f "5 WANT i'GCK)p;, J ALE' :"'EN<gJIRE-- 'FOR; :T^?f^M?^. -7^ ^^Wy-:^^.^ ^-^. -C 1; OTNSTER;; r; 'T !J-7 5m^^ 'f���������0^ JL ard Drcqgist, Johnson ;Street, jVicton?i,iiV L-, r<- spectfully aolicita.tho .attention of Miners and.theP^' lie ingeneraftd.hiswctt ;Drugs; Ch'emicaiSg ari<di Perfumery); also to ���������hft'Miitsri ''for, RheumatismjAwbieh Is^^UainvaluaBie remedy for ... . , .. , aiH0MAS';AIjI^SOP;:Iaah^AgeBt-aii^;:G:eM Itbi? ���������:���������;,-���������/:'���������-������������������^.���������.jl*������ ;:;-r- ncAHy ,n tied; up;.w itni;eyery\^^comfor,t> ?-the .Beds are ;Olean;|,Xv.jeRAj; COM������iS9i0.v AqhnTw Government street,': Victo^: \U '*" '"��������� ���������' '������������������������������������"���������������������������-" -'" v ��������� - - " "������������������ -^ ���������������������������������������������-- ��������� - ������������������ ������������������; , and^eit.kept jmto.he^ -- Uaris";v?eli.stpeked^with; lUe". finest; LIQUORS.;:,and the' Restauraa:tHftl\ 6e^suppiiedVith: eVery' delipacy. An: ^ffleientr Codfc. engaged f: $5}} \ ;7 \ vl ii rC ���������. - ��������� >:. iA- .^ -^ ;% ; "' Fronithejpug experience Mrsr{Cameron has had in Hptelrkeejping on^iUiams, ^preek,- a nd- thelarge patronr age formerlyj;bestp^e;d Wuse, she will leave nothing wanting' lid her new Hotel td" eawireHhe sup- port andpatronage .of; her bjd" friendsi ���������; '���������: s; ^ ���������*. "i H 45g* Hot and Cold Suppersi to be had at allnours.. 7 ; commission; mer; ; T'-;' MOORHEAD and CO.,7C0 <J 'k; 'CHANTS'. and; Import'ers - Of. 'GRqcERisa, Pro- visiosg^ pBonx-c*^' &fc., Wharf street, Victoriaf1 v. L; ;\ s ria,.^1*^v lOiiver Island.. TOHK WILfeTK and CCU MerclianS,3 Wharf tr v Street,- Victoria, yancoiiver felaiid; " r ������7*" BR.;FOWEIiL������77has Remdved-Ms' Oifflce and;. Residence from Fort street to the-/premises lately occupied by the Mayoron Broad;street,'Victoria, (y;-I.; Office "hours,9 a.;m. to 12,' anil 8 p/m to lO. '��������� ���������; s 'Bm. ��������������� YALE, BRITISH OOIiUSfBIA. , ., Hay and Grraia at Lowest Rates ; Good fitabllng ^uwato^partiea buying Feed. r"'." ,.T's"." .;���������; ���������to-*:' ��������� ;:'-' .:-,\ii;v Neigaboring Creeks and:<3nilch8s. JOSEPH C;SPOOipiR'wiltWnluilScprm Rrojjiarly, in connection with. Barnard's Express, from Williams Creek to Grouse, StcvonsrBeggs, cAntler, Cunningham, and Keithley Creeks. Letters,'~Mc;'t:to be left.ra t ISxpre&TQfflcb,' Richfield, Or John Rule's, Barkerville. ^ ��������� y*.-te \ FORT YALE HOTEL, Kelloy Sz'Lane, Proprietors, OO������ BEDS, Good Accommodation and.theBe^tof Uqu������ra at the Bar; Stabling for Horses, te ;-'a FOB s a;t-.e T;HEREBY TAte PLEASURE;IN NOTIFYING THE ,yL;pul>hc throughout Cariboo that.I am prepared.from this date to sell at Public Auction*; on any part of Wii- iiams creekj every kind of property', stationary ormove������ "' ^,/i ;. v,;c-: - j?^*!������*; ;aa;-;.- . ^;.:^r������;. .--:��������������������������� Mjercliattdise, Real: Estate,-, Mining Claims^ \ -Snares' in Mining Goiapanios, &c. ������������������>/���������> .;��������� I amRt all;timeB. ready; to sell, ''��������� on reasonable terms, any property whatsOe;yer placed in my hands by; O&cial or Trade ^sjgnecsin; Bivnkruptcy.' Haying had more than'ten^ear^: experience in _the various Branches oi Auctioneering,-1 hope "that "any one"Vequiringnry^Wr- Yices will be kind enough to give me.a call, and .1 will strive to please all w'hoj may intrust their business to me. CASH .ADVANCES made on Merchandise placed in my possession 'to. be sold, and prompt settlement of all'trans act ions, ^ Any person -wishing to consult me ���������Will find me at my store, the old Pioneer stand, y. ::Merchandise of all kinds Sold at Auction andprivate saleV'. -���������'.���������"���������������������������l-;.-i- '���������'",;'-:"���������. - ������������������"��������� '���������" ';' " ' .' ���������..*���������. : W-- t'-*1* X] ' 7i JAGOB EHRENBACHER,^---: -���������,... .''.���������.'- ������������������������������������:"������������������ Public Auctioneer. Barkeryllle, June 29th> 1865. , 5 ; ��������� j. SOUTHGATE arid CO.; Usios-;Wharf; i-. Victoria^ V I, and Battery street; San Francisco. ...i ...;...;. : . ViorpttiA^ February24/1866/ THE, UNDERSIGNED, having puTcbased the goodwill of the late firm of Gb'iu>, David k Co.,.wifl continue the Wholesale Provision - and Commission Business,- at the store; corner of Bastion and Wharf streets; under the firm;of .WEISSENBURGER & SCHLOEijSER; ��������� ���������. Mr;: JcleS David will act as.Manager of said business, The business oh G 6 vera mc'ht st root will: be carried on' a a heretofore; ' .' WEISSJ3NBURGER & SCHLOESSER. ; EDG-AR MARVIN,, Corner:-"Eobt. and Lanoley Street, dealer in IRON. & HARDWARE. Agent for the sale.of- the-Boston Rubber Belts. ,.,."'?-..,. s. :. N.������2CEUiENT RANCH, situated on tho Waggon . Road, and on which a large number of cattle could te������ cared for ia the winter, as there is plenty of hay for feeding. Thors ti a good Dwelling House, together with OtttjifSljecls,. Stables, &c, rm'themremises. &ffi$f, *y wttwv to "A." 'CaribooS..*uitoaT offlc*. t! 8 - FOR SALE AT THE jQAZEtSjE SALOON, Cameronton. ADLER & BARRr. a t EWIS LEWIS, CLOTHIER, ya'tes strrRt,1 Vi J j toriay opposite Bank of British North America.- i 3C- B STJTRO & CO., Importers and Dealers in corner CIGARS, TOBACCb, Meershaum Pipes, &c, S E. of Yates and Wharf street, Victoria. . * s F, HEISTERMANv. LAND AGENT, 38 Gov- _��������� , errinwht street, two doors south of Fort streetj Victoria,- Vancouver Island/' * p NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. ":; T^IME ia Money, and if yon would save both' ship 1 your Goods -by 'the--Yale-Lytton7Roiiie. A. BARLOW. Commission and Fob warding Agent, Fort .Yale, British Columbia, begs to., inform Shippers- and the public in general that he is now prepared to Forward Goods to tlie* Mines on the most reasonable terms,: jiiittd without d elay. All goods consign ed to ��������� th e above will be promptly attended to find stored in a EUaiS^TE THOMAS;:-Ta.tes street, yictona, ;Wholesale aWRetal^Do'aler iniWINKS;BRA>'DIW BEERS, & LIQUORS of every description.h . Goods; ftr- warded to the ^Mining Districts. ;;. '���������'��������� ?,-..? ���������:'���������!���������* XTOTEt DE J'RANCE, Victoria.rv*; L, Jw> 'JUL Bione asx) Pierre Manciby, Proprietors. The R������������- taurantis supplied with aU the, delicacies the market affords,7 la.the Bar will be found the choicest Liquos* J^urnislied Rooms; Jbc.'; :;:".'"'-; ]^;- 7,V.-Va '-��������� l* V1 n RELI-EY. ������te FtTERRE7 "Victoria, V. I* AXJBote Agents Jfor. Napoleon's Cabinet Champa^ Pietrbsson de St. Aublh Champagne dry, Bpucho do drj, Jules Mumiu CbBmpaghc; Eugene^ClicqUot Champangj, Bokers Bitters, Salnsevain's Californln Wine and Bit* ters, Hostetter's Bitters, Bancroft Cider^Lognac Claret, G. IPreU'er Claret... ..A large stock, of Bonded TO������* Brandies, Whiskeys, ^and Liquors of every descripnoa alwavs on hand. ���������������������������'";'��������� Grbt.uky &:Pitbrbb, "���������������������������;." < Importers and Wholesale Deal������r*, l-s Junction; Wharf and Johnson street* 1PMOVAL. SJ, t. Ju^germaim7^^ XV 3IAKER and JEWELER, has removed- to tlieJirr- pfoof Brick Building, ;within one. door of Wells, Fargw &; Co. 's Express Office, Yates- street, VictoHa, J-J'^L. DICKSON, CAMPBELL oi CO;;Commis;' suw &IERCHANTS, Wharf street, Victoria, ^^c������l ver Island. H. N..Dickson A Co., London; DicEsef.; DbWolf & Co., San Francisco. \^ H"*Em)ERSON U BURNABY, I?Pf?rrS and Commission MBRCHANTSi Wharf street, viewn , Vv ty and No.* 17, Gracechurch street, London^ _J_ tV MAiXANDAIN^^^ Ji; Government: Btrcet, Victoria, Vancouver ta^ 7^ tjy HUSTON, Paiiw w.iBUNSpPIsfo^, f^J; IT ing TACEts, Powder & Shot, Yates street, ^ iciw &.CO., InroRTkaa and Y'^w ats for-Tilton^-McFarland Fir- ������ JULIUS LOEWI O .I)EAtSR8J Ag^atS . -.. . ..-..��������� ������ - ��������� Burglar Proof Safes and Vaults, Victoria, V. 1- m CHINESE GOODf.^' rwONG LEE & CO-, .jjL.por.tsrs and * Dealers m uaw^������ **!������r*������������*e������ Sugar, Tea, Provisions, 4ns., Cormorant stw-t���������Dtv, g e<^6Tnm<>'������t and Dm^ae'efr^fi1, Vfetorfa, ^ J- ' v4 -- 'i'.-' H^^SQOISra ^^Mi?^
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1865-08-12 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
Geographic Location |
Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1865_08_12 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 2c61e74d-8070-478f-b7db-8bd60852a0c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170304 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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