Vol.11. Ba^rfeeiralle^^ ���������B-.Gv; Saturdayy ��������� AnguSt 5y 1871/ No. 14 THE CAKlBQO^BNTIKEEj ������ '^m^^f>^m ',.,.: -:.yy'yy x yyyftXy y yy y.y ?;/���������' tractive-will it prove, io th at. large P lib fished every- Saturday by B OB E>R T i H 0 L L 0;F:A'^ ��������� Subscription,"-.'"-''��������� 50 Cents perVteek.. v ,....'[.':/RArE^iOF;ADVEItTISINO.,r\X.;,<.= Fororio square (one inch), firs ������ i nscr {ion ;*-' i������3 " ���������'��������� ���������, " ���������' '.'V.,'/ ;.....PP.4 H^?11'U1.-" "���������������������������'.5 For, t\vo squ������rW/ ft-ret-inseTi^S^-i^--^;!������������������-���������������-���������- -������������������& .." *��������� li y one.month, * * - - -" r" S Agents for '-tlie',*; ��������� Carib oo S entinel.'.' -ry ' "X<yf ��������� Mr Ji-TFV Tj'ndhart ..��������� X?il VanWinkle;^-^ 11 Quesnclmouth; ���������*?������������������ B������da Creek, ���������-.- (Jlmtou,".- '-x'y.y. . Yale, ������������������.;.:-5/r;^r New West minster, Victoria,/ - - - .-���������> I*. P. Fishnr,; .; ; IHudson^MeneV "��������� Barn ard ^Express Bar ii ard' s Express . Barnard's Express 'lydoiXXJ do ��������� John Murray. I ; > -. : John ..Coilens ���������;. 7; ... Saii-,Fraiici}?co "-'. ���������"- - New York. ge= THIS CARICOO SKNTINEL Cards. Circiilai^iP^sfersand^Profrrammesfor . Hal I s a nd. Theatrical. Bb ter.tai uuieri Is iyy'iy x(:"x;i~i& yfy .".#*'"- %if a, ��������� ^���������$* Ifxeen ted Ayi tVn ea tn p������p an tl dispatch. ;gg������ Terms moderate. :XXy- , more: at- section of society over whom eucb a celebrity exercises an irresistible fascibationi ;"It is to be regretted that there should also bea large, class of persons with ��������� such sing&l&rly perverted notions that they conscientiously believe the reformation of humanity can only be,Worked out by alaughter and incendiarism on a vast scale. .Such men were'Delescluse, Miofc, Cour- :bet, and many. others\.6f; the^ leaders 'of the ���������late^mOYenient^qne ofrHhe most sanguinary of whohi-By Milliere j wh o h ad p rob ably ordered the execiiJion^ofliDore innocent persons than any. of trie colleagues���������when he wasv:shot >vhen;sel ^preservation by any means'became the^question to be- decided, more than "one human being is said\to have been killed' at)d e ate n'.. Th e sigh ts to. b e seen. an<i not ��������� 10 b e ay.oide.d, in. the: neighborhood of Shiraz are such that European residents will not leave their'Wn';houses'; '/Between; Shiraz aiid Bit- sh 1 reUlt ousi an ds/ o f de ad / bo dies 1 ie ii nb uried. zTjMMa 0^FAiRfs AFosTLE.r-^While Coroner Nel so'it? W:;" 'Yd 11 n g; of'" Ne w; rd rlcj w as7 sTttiii g all alorie inhis c1 flcerece!hTly; read!ng a 'newspaper, he-was rjideVy .surprised by/a madman. /. The door ? ^yas vi61ently thrown ppen and; a -Vesp ei c tab ly, d resse d-y 0 ii n% m an-.r us bed 'v i shqiuted /with his laethreath,.^ yiye/l^hnman-. inland ^asked^.^ Is vOorpner^Y^ ite P^ThuV'may /-rth"e" entmisiasm of human- j stating;^ the, same /time > t^at;;he\had feeeri directe/(T to the ofSce(by a gentlem^ivin Beek- man<-sti^et.v.Coroner Youngrai^obce-.threW. ^T!n^aT|T;:'1>bWRrt;/AND INFLUKNCB ywTJM:T.R IVTRK^ATIONAL���������THE MOST ���������>-AVO%F:iilj:U!.-y ORGANIZATION.; oe .^.:/:MlJBR^.'TiME3r.;::" ...I": *���������':>;? ;���������;���������-���������'-;;-:��������� '. ;ity''} ^inverted become^^ The ;ph ilanthropic ideas ;of Lefrahcais,; "also1 an twueatedthttsiast, took another form ;; head voeated the btirnirur of all the pnblic.buikl-; itigs - in Paris; in order to ���������e.pect in their places civil ;ho������pttai8.f , ; -������, -- ;.-.. * -; - ���������**;.-{ . -��������� // ������������������ 'THB/PECULTlUtlTyr //:."/ >X:1 './ 0 f th is association������������������ fei therefore, ��������� that Avhi 1 e i fc appeals,to the whole working classes of tlie. ���������civiUzed- wprldf bj, ffip;.argument .whieh-fthe; simplest can comprehend, and offers, a fefngej and support" to- the 'revolution 1sts -of eveiT;- country, it has a/phiio?ophy and a political: economy of its' own sufficiently specious4 to; tract theorists and would/be^ r ea ch es- th e 10 ftiest and b uses t natn res��������� th ose who unselfishly wish-lo.:rais^;otherp.,auc|; those; wh0 selfiahly desire in rise��������� themselves at the. .,l:h������vM3efra^'nHtnn''elaboratP-accou^^ ^enBft of 'oth('r������- V Xt graces in its;, three-. ^]iis:s6c'ieW^#tmTwte^lii^ sockl" and;W(^rul character ' ni'ilVon^ onlyZlinr vVars iiaVe"elapsed since- political agitators panptu-s'and philosophers Tis f,mml.ifcl.in. it consists of upwards of ' ' ~* combination of ferce?v which .,impart to; TWO Ml) .T;TOX. KI VK aiUNmiKDTnpUSAXO >IKMBKRS. B;it even ihis (foe* not include- all. the a.flilh this organization altogether special powers of action. As it raises its head.. in bne coun try ,.-. . , . , . -���������,,,... . after another, we fihall see how far the special' a(ed societies which are a??istea.m their-van- ,... ... ... , , . ly y ,.. ' , ; ,.- ������������������������������������'���������, . eonaUions of political morals.and society ..uns political and revolutionarv.enterprises .........;.������������������ ��������� . ;���������,������������������ t i . ;.\ , ��������� . , , ,." , >- ... ���������vvincn exist ineacn are calculated to cone by the Inlernaiionnl; and wlncn comprises j ., . . r1, . ,,, ��������� . ' . y ���������'��������� y:���������''"������������������ . ���������' ,r . ' ,. .y���������������������������.^- ���������., -with it���������[Paris Oorrespondence London <lie Fenuins, the Marianne, the- Brothers of! - ������ f the:^epjibl|c ;of Lyons and Marseilles,. the 1 \\ 1it n e ro 11 s se c re t soci e lies ,0 f Rt is s i a a n d Po - p v * j r ������ v j \j p ������������$ r a 1 h ml, a n d th e C a r b 0 rt ar L-, gen era 11 y al I o.v e r Europe. Thov Central Committee of this a?- HBART-RKNDINGf ACCOUNTS-PEOPLE Times. d J wh '^tbe p ape r an d wen t for ward; to,; meet tlie :y dung man under the "impression that7 ne might be a police meissenger. and1- .that ;most likejy^ a'^paurder.: ?case was, in /the./;Beekmari. street statidh^bbnSB? The'60roner ��������� -was. /very speedily; undeceived,, f/TQ.������'-yon^.''ra������nl:'-ih va ; mi 1 d,���������; ;persuasiye ^way,' ;said / his name i/Was ^iatriplic'?-pyn,-c^aiii3tth&t'.li^ iive% atil8 Canal street, y/rten;:c-uick 1 y- changi erg'i hi 3-,,to ue. ��������� he s.hButeJi.-.o.ut' tfe.-'.-he .wa������._specialiy-;'cbiidnSiB- rsipned by yJesus?Chn^t^to:save the life/of ;Mrs :L an r a D. Fui r, n 0 w u n cler sen te bee; of . cl eath la San.Francisco;fo������;tHe:'murde;r.;df^ Col,,Crit-. ten d en./ He . s aid; th at '3Irs F ai r was Crittenden :s Wi fe" i n Ah a .eight; of ',Gp" d, an d? that i f ah e. was '.'to* die he would die/ -too';'' He;^then/:com sider'ateiy Stated that hew fi*lafe]^fijqra;(Slfe' if0 r ni a, a n d th a ti ...pre vi p u s to Ii is' lea ving, there the/ citizensiofiered':;.to:-j'b'iiUd^"aj.'sn'ppe'rision. b r i dge ��������� f 0 r h i 3 ac co m m 0 dati 0 n. fro in 'F vised to this ci ly. ; Goroue r Yo������������g smi 1 ed..' and call ed a p01 iceman.passing b37, 'who came into the office1 at once./^'Takevthisyman^wlio/^s a lunatic, before Justice Hog an,tuad have him committed to the Tombs;-said the��������� Coroner;��������� The p0!iceman did .sip..���������.." *WeJ 1. really,", said the Coroner, */'how deceptive cases of mania are ; I was a* 1 most certain that was a murder case."���������[San Francisco.paper., - ������ .EXPRESSES, STEAMERS, Ac. (Serorw & Johnson's Stages,- TjmLL'LEAVE BARKERVILLE-EVERY WEKKj* TT- connecting with the Steamers,at Qucsaolv moUtli���������and Yale, \VitbiI.M. MAIL; KXI'RKSS iad :.Fassongijrs':3 y-y?^ :-/" . ������������������'������������������i'.7 !'������������������> 1* -���������:���������" FOR YALE & INTERMEDIATE Pt/ACfift* L- GEROW & JOHNSON'S : : E^^e^s^iaM Stage; Xiiie ��������� yty -*������.;.;' ���������!:.^;;'vv'-^':.CARRIES ��������� - ������������������' ���������' ���������.;������������������ I LETTERS; TREASURE^ VALUABLE?; ��������� -;.'��������� EXPRESS KREKJHT ANU rASSKKORBST: ; A T'' R;E Diy C ED" R A TfE S:; \hr;... ;*.-i.;'..>..;/. vf;,v7 ::���������.,'��������� :..-:.... ���������-. . ...���������������������������.��������� ' ..;���������-; ���������:i,X^T Gollectipiis/ Commissions and General ExprM������ h iisiiiess;'tloiic vviih'puiiciualjty aoil <llspatch. >>J3������",Oflic���������^Mlie;eanbooAgencv at ,- ��������� ���������. '��������� ' ,:n ������������������.���������ly. / ���������"! XliX MR DAVID KURTZ'S STORK,, ,, ���������'���������Wjtf������*'���������?&'���������'��������� ''���������'��������� v;- ' ���������������������������*������������������ Bafkervilu: : !r;-Q;?Bteaiiier Victoria.' z, v; OkijND^FTERTIIE 18th MAV, THE STEAUKli :.;!yic.turia���������-.will >������������������;;���������.'. . ";:���������:. - .-: %'hv^i:r;/I^AM:SOD^ ' ? ?\^^|rWU(*-8DA.y SVIORNINQ^ Couiieci ing' ne.t t'.'d.n y ��������� wi th t lie Steamer' EXTURPUl Urn ���������������������������:.��������� ^: e ,; >:: at .Gottutt wood Canyon; . ������������������>���������:' ' "*"li WILL LEAVE QUESNEL -" : V'..V yyy:y';-';y On the down trip cv^ry '.' *'������������������/ /Tuesday morning: . Freight from Soda Creek to Upper Canyon... .2^ at*. yyyyXiyy^emil....',; %;.. , .:" ...,..im cts. Faro froiri Soda Creek.tp Upper Canyon .' $10 Fare' irom-Quesnelto-��������������������������� :.-���������.* ��������� ��������� '* ..;;.;,.,...! ������ Faro Irani Soda Greek to Qucsuel ........,,tf ft ;/Ciue^e^MayrMj/L8nv' - ' / mv20 ��������������������������� Kociati0n, which lins a lijrancli i ^; ./Vmorica, m in Lomion./ati'd^its presiding sniriiHa a German, who conceived the- idea .of organizing In Berlin, in a'dehnite and tangible form, the the 0 riff! of Bab'(en t,. "pieSwi eck. ������J n co hi, P r 0 \\ cl- v h on, ft n d o tl j ers J Th ere is n 0' P re? i d en t. bti t th e ceh t r al ofll ce is Co tn p osed 01' a Se c reta ry- General and fifteen inemuere.' Each country co va p oses a b ran e h. 0 f.. t h e asso'c iat i on. Ba cK h r an ch is d i v i cl ed i n to ac c ti 0 n a. Ea ch i nip 0 r,-, fniit centre is m\>divided into other sections,IThat (he PeoP,e arf* dJing oi Imnufer, even in ���������/with' a cested bureau. " " , jthe fitrect^ ol the unpiM, ia a minor ..phase of ?(,,. t'his terrible calamity. In Kimrassan parents ,-. ,-. , , ��������� '* ''\4U1''? ,. ������- , r are sell inc: their children as slaves to the Tur- puch central bureau pends lo toe London of-1- - f! , ��������� t .. ,���������*���������'��������������������������� ; : 01OGING UP :CqHPSES FOR FOO1), According to the latest foreign mails:, the horrors of \h**. IVrman famine continue to. in- cren se. ���������.. A co rrespohde n t,. w ri ti ng r r 0 ui Tra - breeze, says: Thejdetails which reach m of the destitution and misery which it-lve drouth of last year has caused in.the central and southern provinces of Persia are fearfully, heart-rending Prop's���������A Western paper tells a story of a mum who having -gone."into a feeivy purchase 0 f p 0rk 0 n a fa 1 Ii n# m arket, was overb eard nrayiug in the following style : u Ob, Lord, for my sake just advance hogs one cent per hundred, and I won't pay but four dollars per hundred for any more. Amen,;; MISCELLANEOUS, fice���������1. A detailed report ou the political and ��������� co ra m ������ rci n 1 e v en I i p f 1 h e. ,\w gli b 0 r h odd. 2. J A statement of .additional -members. V,: A Ii n an c i al s t a tem e n t. * 4,' A's ta te m en t by nam e of the p r i n c i p a I in e r.ch a n ts auxl I r a des men. ���������1 f>. S tatem ent by nn tn-e' of * th e ��������� ��������� pr i h c i pa I pro - l>rietors an d ca pi tai isi s.' G, Co p los 0 f ra i n tt 1 ca ���������of meetings held. There are. of. course, nuiny com aw. to "keep them alive, and in Ispahan men have been seized in the act- of digging: up the corpses to serve as food for their starving families. In Shiraz, Kehman and Ze/.o the wretched sufferers endeavor to support 1 i fe 0 ri g rass and r 00 ta wh i ch th ey fin '1 iu the neighborhood. Pestilence follows hard on the footsteps*of famine, and between I them half of the kingdom of Persia is becom- other secret rules regarding the expulsion of -ng rap1dly depopulated. members, aiid the means of pressure to be employed in. cases of strikes, &p.-, whiclr I have no meanB of obtaining.; but'it.will -ap- II. ' LI. Importer and,Dealer in F i NE H A V ANA LUMBER! LUMBER.!- EESSRS. MEACHAM & NASON ar������������ preparefl ��������������� {'urnishljuinber'at their iliils, William Crctk. ordeliver iVL'o order.-,:- ������������������> ' - '��������� ��������� 'X LUMBER; DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING ���������; CHEEK AT THE SAME RATES AS ON ..WILLIAM CREEK, , -.. ,y,l-.y y y. Hay in g a Plan i n g Mac h i n e i n op e r ati od th'if ������dt Mso kreish Dressed Lumbe rat sat feiftetcry/rrt*** Cig BARKERVILLE, / GOMMISSIONl'STOM&E. G-roceries, Provisions Liquors* DKP0T FOR A later account of the famine ia given in tbe London Times, of May lo, which says 1 The famine in some parte of Persia is se~ npftR ABOVE ARTICLES CAN' BE OBTAINED IN I /firitiout al" Bond,.0t'lhe option of Hie purchaser. A gtM] cral a mo rum m i of SMOKING ARTICLES. iU3- Orders from.the Upper Country promptly nt tendufi ty. i ;��������� NO. 47: YATES STREET. ��������� (Opposlio the p'mk of British Nortb America,) VICTORIA, V.L " . rn'ySSm pear from tlie above that the organization^ is ^ h&yond comprehension. Rain was long hopefully expected, but it came in very measured quantity,and too late to turn away the foe already at the door. Thousands have died by the wayside.of sheer starvation, or of starvation con pled with the disease it in variably rbrings ia its train. Most of the dead lie unbiiried���������a fact which may be regarded one conceived on a scale capable of, iudefoi ite expansion, and ap peal ing \ to*, the sympathies, of the largest and least reputable class ���������of the community in all countries;-. ��������� ��������� TUB CATASTROPHE OP XvKlB, so far from operating as a check to ita growth, will probably give it a" powerful impetus, a*, Is ASAMAYOU ., Wholesale Dealers in G-rooeries, Provisions, Liquors,' Havana Cigars. unhappily, the mote infamous the notoriety ftg $ me* pwonreot of pestilenoo, At Otm, ���������IIIV^O J. Robertson Stewart,- ��������� COMMISSION MERCHANT, WHARF STREET, - - , - *-' VICTORIA > . Affent for British Columbia.. <, . A supplv of %y \ an<l ���������i^'inch''CartridpQfl:baps mi Fm������, al wa ya k<; p t 011 haau. ^ ��������� ��������� .; -.m $���������* *l1a ��������� SYLVESTER'S Th b Orn in eca KXpr^S-s w il 1. c(Ai n ect wi lb I^a r������ a ru 9 vxpr^KJit Quesuclmouth and Wiltiam Crc(*t,- vsmk rareofft and 1ntl(:rs ^'^11)e Tt'C������|vci3.���������;���������.*���������*������������������.' par co la YiTW STREET. - - TIOTOBIA B.aL#*:*&*#^^E^bv'tTr^v^F������*> ���������tim.wiiuiLtw &j?������^*?^&lnmammmmBB3BXmEWGm^^ sss&s -ffEMMBOO SENTINEL ������������������ S&TtJItDAY, AUG. 5.; 1871;; THE SEASON iftOSPECTS. i'yti "teitntW.endeavored to "*Mire ai cursory *fc������|}ij������b 'of ihe' variona mining local itiesin tbe limited ������ectioO of Cariboo which baa yet been profitably worked, and to bazardaom^ mr- Vinges ae to what might be expected from th%iti this seaspn." Ve then traced the pro ��������� 5?rega of discoyeries from Hoi*eerly as far as Will Jam creek' an d a few of th e u pper corifl ti- ������?Jit 'Streams of" Will or n vety. hey o n d. whic ji. 7i6wWer, ttiere reniain������ a'vast fi%\on. known 4pJ "be annferpua. biit which has not been ptpspected.to any ex(e!htjfcxcept w;11hin a few miles of William creek. Ia our immediate. ;hejjhbori^6d/^ere.-i^ owe fcreek-- Jack q of Clnba^on which at various times some prog- pecti n������ ��������� ba& '-been ��������� <lo n e ��������� ��������� with ou t. any thi ng |" i>cing found, but ,w!iich now is looked to tiopefnlly as likely to become a rich addition to our gold field rt. The work which has been done there last winter and this spring d^mon- rtfcvatea tbat tnere.is a deep channel, and the prospects, which were struck in ;U by the only aha Ft which has reached bed rock were suflt* eTent to justify the most sanguine expectations and to stimulate anuin.ber-:'ot'- companies to ^mdeftake the; search for the hidden weaUh. Du ring the last few,months a great .deal of work has ;be'en{ "don������, but-the''difficulty of . jinking the channel At un great a depth ha? wade it tedious work, A few weeks, or days ���������even, now may probably decide the que������t,ion ; and,if,the richness of. the lead shmild equal ^nucipations there ore miks. of ground on j thatlarge creek whioh must for years make Cariboo /am on?. Its great depth may .how-; J ever, in the event of its becoming extensively worked., render steam power -necessary���������a mode of working which we have already on ���������previous -occasions predicted wculd eventual Vy become the principal means of developing tbe wealth of Cariboo. Crossing the '������������������ d l#itfg.f r#ni .^iUiam and ,. J.a pic'.-. of;..JOltibs.. we come/ to the waters of Lightning and Swift nver^draining^th^ oiiposite/fiippebf the great Bal d Mo il n tain i ran #h. Of S w i it ri y er a h d i ts tributaries little is known ; gold bss, how- e v er. b ee tiifo n nd on ne y er al c reek s em p t y\ n g |n to t lie up per...; port Ion/, w h i j e on. th e. b a rs of Cottonwood, the iwjiedriven tp this river below ihe wiputh of Lfcntning," 1here haye been for y ea rs rl n e go 1 d digg in srs. Ligh tn i n g, h o w- ' ^yer, is the stream on. which so much has been *wpposed to rt ep end in regard to.the yield of gold in Cariboo dnring the present season : : but we regret that present :a p pea ranees indi- 'Cate that,.tire/time1 required for testing the d eep ch an nel w i 11 b������. mo re p ro t rac te d : th a n whs anticipated, although the con fid en c������ in \ ts ri e-hs ess and isi ti m a ta y i *?. id re m a i n s ��������� n n - iiWated..' -The portion of the creek above Van Winkle is turning out a Urge, quantity of gold, and wi 11. it is be 1 ieyed).��������� .1 nn j? continue in.Ao so ; bSit there,'a.Hhouirh every company; ' working has been nt a heavv expense in ^ettjrjs:: into the channel, the diflicn I ties to-be rr������nfendei! with are comparatively trinMmr Mrheti; compared with the portion below. There agjiin, we believe, is ahotber district where steam alone can master the obstacles nf nature, and where a eplendid field isopened fr>r it^ employment. The miners .deserve (he highest praise for the enerj/y they have displayed so far in endeavoring to bottom the ishannel under so ninny disadvantages, and it fp still possible that befnre the close of the pTsmmer ������ome of the companies may succeed in jrettmg falrlv into the deep ground. We hope 90 \ and if tbey cnnld only strike rich prospects there, as according to every theory of -j^ol d m i ni ng, cops\de ri n g the ri oh n e?s of beyond tbe reach of poor men, as the share- hoiders in the different companies gehera!ly are. It may^e ^aid-that tlie Hggrejrate capital so. far tnyesfcecl won 1 d 1 have pnrchased a ntiniber/:.pif engines. ;l>iit then it has not been all cash put of pocket at once, as would be required for/-the latter. We would surest (that'.vibe ditlerentCompanies affeeted should ;takei-Sbmei steps'"to> get up one engine of suftl- cient power, and let the corapany on whose ground it is placed/ repay the amount advanced by others out of the first pay ; and in cai������e of failure' let it be removed to ariotlier cl a i m. Or a joint, .stock co mpany might be formed, in which claim owners or any 6ne else could,take stock for the purpose of importing machinery and hiring out to prospecting, claim 3. We. believe it won I d: be a good sp ec n 1 at i o n fo f rri an u f ac.th r ers to sen d n p e n ��������� gines artd pumps to Cariboo - and h ire them out* taking a pei'.centage; as is done in Australia ; ;ani>-other; mining countries^ *. The miners are ,L n ob 1 y fl t ri vi n g;; to ; :d eye lop : the country,;and-the capitalistsi who.;must.in the e'nd^reflpprii er "oehegt^o f��������� tbw r Jd iscb ve pica*/ should, if not from public spirit, at.least for thwr own sake, lend a helping hand. NSW A DVBRTISRMBNTS. "=y " : [ '. ' ' " JJ wiboo eca. BARNARD'S STAGED MAKE THE BEST TIMEl..^.^', \H 'jyZ '���������" DRIVE THE-T1ESTJSTOCK 1 ?. :���������>-' ���������<: USE THE BEST CO A HAVE4THEMOStCQM^ .'/"'' .CARa^..THE;.>ipSt/ PASSE^ERS!. 'I : do ^the/Largest business! A:nd guarantee to connect with the 8i*amer������ :X at each-.eu'd.''-:..%' '.���������'/'.,,; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE, THE ORniNARY ANSTUAI. GBMEHAT, MELTIKG ������r tbe Willl;;:na Cre������5cKo0r������������ck:- Flume an;1 DUch C^mpiny (liimitftd)', will bft held ������t their Office Ricli fteM, on MONDAY KVKNISG, 14ih'August, at hair- past Stveo. o'clock, wlieu tbe Directors for'ilieuasu- ibk; year' will bo elected. - ��������� '��������� '-, '��������� J;S. THOMPSON, ." ...... ��������� .Secrctiiry. 'Aujrnst4tbt 1871. au5 SYLVESTER'S ., QYLVKSTKR'S EXPRE?^ FOR OMIXECA will lure- U after l^avtv'QUKSN'BLMOtrTH on or about ih������ 1-t Hn*l lfiili ol .cacli montb, naiilciug regular.trips twice & r.u-aili. %������������ A general Kipr������3H bu������ineRR cnn.!vct������d. Xu6 . KUFL'8 SYLVESTER. The Last Chance for Photographs! . b i a w n BEG3 to inform the iohftbjtynta of --Cari hoo .that all . yr is h i tig t������. h a vo,. tUH r h i ken esses or Views o f their.Houses or .C.]aita a title cb, ui tut call at :,.>, BARKERVILLE, Ou o r boforo 15 th S:*i> torn hit. . ''. t������*l_ Ko one who/lntettda: wlnteriag iu Cariboo shouH raisB tho present opportunity.' ��������� au5U'" ''������������������/CHAKGES'-MODRKATE. .. " NOTICE. A the creek above ami the numerous gofd-bearing MreamR it receiver, a stimulus would be at once civen to encoiirap^ tbe immediate introduction of flteam machinery on an ex ten- ������lve scale. The workft whjch have already >aen eanVtruct������|S.ftrewhat may h*������ conRulered M-lfis r������frfection of wonden machinery, and jft'wmfd cei'tiimly b������ a pity to see so much Hme.labor.arfd-monoy na hau already hefiri inTeiited thrown away, but with the enormous volume of underproimd water which haab.et������n frmnd at ehcb a depth a������ in tbo Gladstone dlaWwa fear that, the present appliances miiat eventually snecumb. Jn connection V������ith this subject, tbe qft���������ai!on Hatnrally ada**^,;bow are the meanR-to be procured to pijt i)p.the roqnisik -rnhoWmry? Powerfn 1 .ij^jj^ja^.V'Urjfiptta^ are espearf^.aftiJ COURT OF REVISION WI'I-L/BR Hi?T.n RYTHE Rijpi.su'^r of tijft Cariboo KSectoral District ut th*" UK-Iermuntionfitl I'olUbg Divisions, at VI o'clock, rj������">OD, on the respective diJtayrjz:; ��������� K E1 TH I.E V CI? K EK - A \i g u S f,22- i, at M p 3 iu i tit '.</:: BAKKKRVH.LK���������August 31st, at RichQeb.l Court H.0U&3. . ' '. WfiHTKlNO'CRERK���������Septeni'iicr' 1st, at Lin'.lbaiM'a SajuOn. . ��������� - i'-1 WILLIAMS I.AKK���������September 6Ui, atllr A. S. Bates\ ioO-SJilo Post. ... ;...'-' QU ESN El .M 0 UTK���������St plvmber 21st, at Go ver o m en t Oflice. ' ��������� H. M/BALf., Resist wi r for Cari boo IHstriet. RichdeW, Attentat 4lb, If71. au6 oaraing F mid. Bay ������/ / >L������aye Barkerviiie; on Monday ���������x 7~aTSlx ^ai������n~rreaijh"Yjile;Thtrrpday .... . ..at. Six p.m.. anil,, arrive, at Victoria on Saturday at Four p.m., FOUR DAYS AHEAD OF 3.M/-mails!. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TANLEY J. J. ROBERTSON |1E(39 TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS OPENED * AT STANLEY, -,-' LIGHTNING.CREEK. '.'^iW-Tabift wili;RlwaT.9 be Mippljed with tho bfjit articles tbat caa'bo gut lii CiCibyo, and the Bar with ia0.y. .. ' ��������� r y ���������'���������,' y'.' ��������� v.t - ;:������������������ r ���������/:/,i'/- y / ��������� ��������� l^Pinest '^Wi&es:tt=:Li^uors Stwley (Motttbl^stChaaeei^eck^l :' -April gft/:l������Tlv:"-r^"-:^- ������������������/ '' - ; ap23 j������r REMEMBER. THIS! . Travel law bv the FAST LINE 8AVK FROM TWELVE TO TWENTY DOLLaHS by not loitering, as other lines Uo, on this road. i jell F. J. BAUNAKD. YALE AND BARKERVILLE, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES & LIQUORS, "DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS &-;OAP������ ���������;' ',,"''..*������������������"' BOOTS" & SflQES., ;.' ,'.;'. AGRICULTUU A LI M PLEM ENTS, . CIGARS & TOBACCO,. ���������'"':' STATIONERY, ?I?'**'{'; " V HARDWARE ���������&. CROCKEHT, .. And a complete assortment of ��������� yr% Tit OTEt, [FOSMSRLY KOf^^fe5^E,l ��������� A;'.EELLY;/||;//;: REGS to aar.ounce to at3.fricn<ta nnd the.public that he haa purchased the K<Uor,de/Frwnct1. Burk^r-' Tllle, which ii������ will c-pea tUU. 1st July (Domiiiioa Dny), i8Ti. . yZ[--% X'-^y ''������������������?-'. COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS!; ! -GOOD-BEDS!-;"'"' vi'^ ; BILLIARD AND IUGATELLE';TABLIiS! FIRST QUALITY IJQUORS<fcCIGARS! WARE . RESTAIIRWT;-::;://^ AND'BAK|iTl,; VrHt* OU).'-AND WFLJr"KKO.WH,..E^ABIJ^KUICKT I. ) i> :i 1 *fr m y n .������ u p \ ���������! I >. >' 1 vf.tt'h' .tho. h cai -. nf. ,������v cry tiling tkAt CHii hie j>rectin;d in CkribLo. ������������������.. ���������;���������/ . y ; Board, - - $12 pet Week. Single'��������� /Meal's,-:-> - - - $1. Th* CVlebnilsfl DISSS, PATIIT M1BICIIES, Opptm h c- i in er IJ r<������a. b eg , to i n U ������rm Trtul erf, ]li I n >!r* anil F������nTH?xs n-quinng ;t stwlc of G<umU ihat tiipy h ul * 1 ;* 1 i r ^'J ;t li.ti va ���������! 1 Pf.-l ctoii a gMtf t iri������ -n t, a u d ' ar������s pr--p:tr.".<l t'������ s U at fch������ Loive.st Miiri^t 3-rim������3. A'^*" We . lii vile inspttciKtuof our Stoclc before pur chasing eist'wIifTK tt^. NK'A7 GOODS are bciug itrcelvad continually. Fresh. Rancli Batter, OP BEST QUALITY, RECEIVED BY EVERY EXPRESS. OPPENHEIMER BROS. my lii 3m FRESH GROUND COFFEE, A suprtrif>r srticlo to any wbicli cart b<������ hail Trom b^- \o\\t Rr.unt*"l :>ei'1 GrfuiE'.l on tli������ prt'-misw tr^.-m th������ bc������t H-Heotisd berxics, and w������rram-i;(i iroo frum ai'.ul- torrttioii. : jU7 .T. G. C;00"OJ-ON. y-^ \K7i ��������� JUST RECEIVED AT REJVJVIE'S A !arg������J Btipply.of LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S Saint Joseph's Mission, | WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C., Co d or tb e rt:recti<-\\ oi t h *.' RET. FATHERS OT5LATKS0F MARY IMMACULATE, ,^T"ill tie.open for tho nrcepiiim of Pupils on WEDNESDAY, jMT 30,1873. T 3 KMS: Hoar'l ?*n4 Tuition, for SosflKm of cloven months, $220 WafctrtriK k Mt'-nding Liiu*n " ���������' . ,; $:������ Fayrawitg t.o bn mitly &rvr$ halt smkioii in Adranco. <SO" Fr������r farther particiifaw, apply to Uin Kev, Father Director, Si, Jogfpii'ii ilUFion. jy29 lm DURIN'G KV APSENCK, MR JOBW BIBHY, who Uolis m;r Power ol Attorney, will conduct my bnsinoss la Baric en-ilia tin tinsmith umi Stovo- cleiiKjr, aAKI)ERS02C; PSAKCT. > KG TO ANNOUNCE THAT TREY RA VK KBMOVED 9 w the jipiioiuus j������rt'nn?������H i'ornu'riy Icdowd ������p the Hi. Gt-org������ Si loon, v^Uuru they will be at all ti mo b prupnred to furu$j& BOARD AND MEALS OF THE BEST QUALITY. Th������ BAR fnmiKhed with the ftneut WINES. UQUORS aud CIGARS ��������� Board, - $12 per Week. jclT Im COMMMioST^ORAGE, AND j General Agency. jjs*0- Nf������w Goods will.-.he received every W6������;k during the deacon. 4^ BOOTS, SHOES, OIotBiiig and Groceries, OF THE BEST QUALITY. yor������al������ at the Store of the tmt!������ftiUriifc<1 in H������flter viile.oppoBitothe JJaaJcof Brltjcb Cohnnhis. jetT ftHi:r>������al JA^ ipwr yyicKHAM, Dissolution of Partnership \\JK. THE UNDERSIGNED, heretofore doing had- If nwis at the 127-MIiu H.ms.*, on the Lillooft. Alfxandrid WatgKon Road, ������n<ler ttie tltlo of WRIGHT & PRATT, have tbles day diKwjlved partnership hy ElUtiSill CODSfRt. All parti oh. iudebted to wu<i Firm will pleanc settle with Mr Davhi Pratt, who will pay ali debts ugaittBt tho ui Id Fir rn. B1tj������ t ������8fc, ��������� }:..:��������� pavid pkat:. johk wbi6ht. ^ ��������� .': .^iw l >'i I if 'h| THE CAKIBOO SJM1 SATGffHA^ptjSv. S, ���������187.1;';: MINING INTELLIGENCE. ; ���������r^v'-vritxiAjj'citfcRK. -.'���������' ;!-"",^Vv'"* The ^Fp.^?'9^���������1J^8������iv1^iffhe(^ ?.lft^fc week'J6I), nz. The Ballh^ creek claim* are all cleimin^.wp.. The Me; 'Lart1 n*'Co:'hnveAft n wn ed fo r tfiW p resent; the ground as worked back not pavmtr aa well.41a expec ted". The Bro 11 se arid Dutch Bi 11;co/g; promise to clean up wel)." ;> r; J 'yZxy*Z y. 'y YAI.T.KT , MOUNTAIN. M IZ'l I 'X V " The Discovery and Valley Mountain co.'s are doing as. well an usual. . ,''.,.,,'��������� yZoti^KxiiKimi'y . tr,y -' ��������� -The Red Gnuntie; cm; .are'?ftih^mg^ another" ph(ift' 1 n3th& deep a r'ounilv 'hayingVstruck smooth rock and ho aiders in the 'fl rat aha ft, The Heron co. are at. work again, running; i������ack after the old cliajineL;^ ," ��������� ������������������ ������������������ s^^ifJow^ kb Vjcrt r icx^';:.;v;'/' The I)lack ifi^ Slftp for want of water to r thei r wh eel. What j little ground they *coii Id take 'Sp nt last week ijaM^^J^ wfll ;as /itsuaU This company now 'ipeal^LgetUng;.on' engine, y yy '.. _ $lZ-& 5'-i-igijj^^X'xo;:okk *[f..'.''.". ���������..:'. -.!W\e;Sonfth;;"VY alestfoxlast week;wasH������fd 178 ' oti\ the Spruce co; 36 mi: The Gladstone co. have, been -. coin pel I ed to; sii spend opera tio ns o n ac c ou n t. of; t he. wa jer being too h ea yy f<������r t h em I a1 tho t 1 gh the i r ��������� ������l e va t Ors ih row 300 gal - Ions ;i|)e.r minute^ The OVTictor i a eoyCOfl tin ne ��������� Mftiug through rock.;: The yaisconv^r co. wil have'their new elevatorpelt'rirework in a ! ������w dti w������>' . T h ti; Ele vi* n o f: Ting 1 a net -oi fc. are > t i 11 w (1 r k i n g i n * li e A h d elrso'n: ,e re>k ch a n n el '.mi g������������o.d j*'��������� \y.;avei*a#in g tVxjui .1 -5 to, 20 oz., to rhestft, I'Viif. Lic!i^nu^;cV>;,havy;ieen blast i n g 111 roii '\i a en n yf in;'; The;: Ito sa bo, ��������� ha y w got!fa+*lr tei i 1 - ra ce. fin is h ed an d their"' w heel -pit dug, and are about atarting to'sink; . /JACK O^Ol.UnS^RKKX./.; The Rirfit C hanc'p:co.> haye sunk';a wel 1 hole Tfim] pOmmenced drifting from1 tho shaft. They *1 v getfintr -l������oM. Hu 1. have n01 done work .'*'!jo)tuh"tn't*������8t. tbp claim. The "Two Sisters **'*. strMckVrofik���������^^.w^iifr^MiU/rp'tlciiittg off: fli^y. tt^*'^1|������uS:jfX'jX5.:f������������et<(lt9^;p'J' or 45 feet more rh������i n -thx ������i r fi������< t ������i i a ft. ������������������ T h e, Va i 11 a i\ c10 u r c 0. are .uhuiU Parting tWir m-I'chiuew. * ' '' chants will not suffer its to he starved out 'when wis have the metal to ;p������i'y for it. ���������; M p Engl j sh arn ved here "Wi th" bee f on"t hie 1"(Mii-j. and - Paul Ercole; witii aheep, on the 'imyy-yiyyZy-'-'Z1' ' :^l'-:Z -' ���������"���������-;' ��������� i ' prices op provistoks, KTC. -: rierir, 60c per lb.; heahs. 7oc ; susptr. $!f; bacon, $1 25 ; tea, ������2 50 ; cotfee, $1 ; rice, SI';utohacc6,:$3'; nails^ 90c; eruni boots. $20 per-pair;" shoveHi $120 per dozen (very scarce);. pick������, $H4 per dozen (very ficarce). Tinware in demand and very scitrce, selling enormously high. Beef. 60c per. lb:; mutton, 50c. J. U. 'REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY. To Iri������ Hon. H. P. P. Crkask. JurIice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia. The G rand Jury fot* the District of Cariboo beg respectfully to represent: HThat aithongh a cotmnnnication from his Excellency the Governor, dated 25th August.. 1870, was received by 1 lie Foreman of the Grand, Jury ;of this district for last year, stating that his Excellency; won Id ps������y atten- t\on to" "the"fo 1 towing" si11������jects, no 1 hing has' yet been done in the; matter: 1. No increase has been made to the inadequate amount granted'to the Cariboo Uos- p i tai, the ana 1 ial feiibsidy to which des*rv- ; ing institution we are of apiui.-ui should be anginented to at least five thousand dollar.< 2. No inore frequent sessi0im 0f (he Suj������rem e Court have beeh held, nor have tlie exor- ' bi taut fees of the County Court been re- ��������� duped. ��������� 3. No grant has been made to,the William C ree k F i ro B r i gad e', a 1th o ugh an a p p rop ri - tition of $500 was recommended at the last fie'ssi 0 n of the Leg is 1 ati ve Ce u u ci\* "������������������������������������ .. We, ,wV>Mltl,.thei*ef!>re- h'ftjj once mor^:to call at tentiou t������ > tl ������������se i rn p or faint" matters, b'ei n\* of o pi \ 1 i o a th a I th e a in 011 n t 0 f; lax a) io n paid by the people of-Cat i boo entitles themlo^xpect more consideration, and that' the, charge for 'seek i n% j:n Mice sh ou 1 d n 0 i h ������; grea t ex. ��������� i 11, an y one portion of the province than in another We won 1<1 reeotmnend , that the,; approp.ri ��������� a tion made i������8t session for, trails in t.h i-s district be expended without dfiuy. Tlie Lo.vv- heeii'ai i lis bad 1 y i it w an t 0 f" repni rs>; 'al. i rai I is, wa ii ted to; Jack : 0 f C.l n b������ c re e k. Wjl iicU promisos.to be an important mining 'locality V theivoad $tptp Cam*vr������mton to the- Meadows should be put in onier. and. it road, of some. sort is required lb (he Hospital,'-whither il, ia [BeforeH. M. Baw, E?q;Gold ComralESioaer.] FniDiY; 28th Jiily. McLatjoklik Co.\vs. Stkadmaic Co.���������Action to rest ralii d ef enda n ts I rom diver tin g a ce r- tainfquantity of water from Walker's gulch. lo: which plaintiffs claimed they were entitled under their record, and also to recover S25 d n mages fo r d i v e rsio n by d e f end a nis 0 f ��������� sa me. I )e f en d an is set 11 p a title ii h der r eco rd in t he name .of the''Ah Fat."; co��������� and showed that . the A ti Fat and t he Stead wan on m pa nies were RiibHta-ntialiy one and the same, the latter, which is on the right bank of William creek, h������ving been purchascd by the owners ot the fu rin er. w h i c h; was o n th e J eft bank 0 p p os j te. Afler avirnment by counsel, the Commlsr s io n e r, ga ve j 11 d g men t i n favor of de fen d a n ts. Mr Waikem, for plaintiffs. Messrs Robert-. son and Barnston. for defendants. , REGISTER OF THRRMOMKTER'" At Richfield.; from - I2tn to ; 3lst ^Jttly, 1871. taken at 9 a.m. each day, shriwine thft highest and lowest range fir, preceding 24 hours: yX\XXy: yyy: .;;'���������;;;���������'���������":;:-- 1'yy. ,������������������';��������� r;.'.MAX.-. ���������.-"Mrjr: July 12���������78- 33 33���������7(?v: 38 ���������������������������;;������������������ u���������iG ��������� 42 XX 15-68 37 1G-80 41 17���������P0 41 18-70 ' 38 ��������� 19���������76 -' 35 20���������71 38 .- ,n~m 39 : "yxyy-yikxy- -Mis, July 22-77-. 4ft 23^76 30 '*.>-&&&���������<. Z% 25���������67 ; 3ft ->26-74.:- 40 ."���������".-; 87- km ��������� 4ft ' 2S-61 .. \ m x w.ifcjfi'% 39 ���������V'.; 30-76 X' 42 ,31���������7a . :?,������,- f h������ mean temperature for July was .55.34 fff the niHxwminii beincr S0������ on 16th and 17th, and the m 1 ninium 29r=>, 0n 1st. ;/ '> , Thkatub Royal.���������The performance by the Amateurs on Saturday evening last for the benefit of Mrs S. Vi- Parker Was not so well; attended as nai^ht have been expected. The per to r n������a n ce; h bwewrT" ga v e "���������cpI'll re sa f isfii c-; tioxii The farce, v Sketches in India^wwas well play fd and afforded mil ch a musement; M r M ci )enn 0 tt,: as Si r; M a th e w Scraggs,; th e; It1 tiff: ca pi ta i is t. w h o had ri se n from' no tti i ng;; Mr Pe vre t. as Tow Ta pe, th e L on d o n' s t age- str u ck ta i 11 >r; M r Th 0 in pso n. as Co u n t; GI ori - ���������f u x.: t he F re n eh rn a n, who pe j s e u ppl a n fed : liy; the tailor in his wooing; Wr Pearson. aa..Capt; Dorr i hgion ���������;;���������'��������� a nd M r M Hrshal I; as. Mil ton, a 11 p erf 0 lined t h ei r e I Va racters a d m i rabf y.; . M ri Parker.sustained the.part of:-Sally. Scrsjrgs^ the would-be tragic actress,: lo perfection; Florence Wilson; as the. dignified and tas- ti,d iivus Lad y: Scragg3. p rou d of h er an cien i pe(11 g������������������tee, c01 lid not be;; excelled>��������� Snd. ��������� Wiss Pi ur J 01 ni.. as Po p I i n, made a ca p i t������ 11 ad y *b m������id. Miss Minnie .Parker flah^ ^Th^tiiey niissme at home?'' very sweetly,aj'J'cam^iny ing'herseSf very tastefoily on 1 he .piapo,,and receiverla rapturoit8;;;eiicm^ ���������: ^( a)zgi e M ay *T ��������� wi t h '���������1 ni \ ich u������ jVpla 11 se; '��������� Tli is yo 0 n ������* I ad v- p rom ises to. b eco me an; acco m - plished-vocallet and musician. MrsJ. Hudson ������fani?:<* Up in a bal 100n J' and Mr" J; McArtliur .*��������� P iii ling im id a>a inst; the . stream" a iid 'l\ Jessie ��������� the flower of I) ti rub lane,'' in excel- lent style. " . ; _ !;���������';���������. ;/���������'./". [ li' ''���������! Tn k Svjii y ������ y/ino Pa rtikS:���������Th e th ree par 11 es tii at h ave bw 11 o rga n i zed to ��������� fi \ it vey. th e ;di Ifer- ���������;';-om[n:^'a ^kyt-s. ���������������������������'.:��������� -^ Mr R, Sy 1 v e- fat, wi th t he Orn in'eca Express, wrrivt'ii at Quesnel month 6h'?.7th, but was too ?mich hiirrW preparing to jji������fc off agnin to j espeeiiiliy in the Chinese seciions, with a view oorne in to llarkorvilld. A large number of j to promote, the sanitary welfare and cleanli- '-letters were brought In by Johnson's Express j ,1(i^r ot thejown. '/..'. . from old Cariboos to their fVUuwls. the i���������" *v������ w������"]* c������������ attention to the condition ol hVex^ressini* favor' \ pnbtie offices, at Hichliehl. ihe Court minlhir nvtdTin, was ' Honse is mit?erab.ly detieieiil, in accomrm>da- Eowes5 Pass, and the other following up the lion' fo r j 11 r 0 rs.' w |( n essi* a a nd ��������� \h e p 11 hi i c. aud the jail is too small far the recmirt*meats oi ���������jjferierJii tone of which, whli nhle opinions of th*4 new to dissuade any parties who had anything to j .���������^epend on 'in Cariboo from starting north for j -the liiWnt season. ^ so targe a district. We would surest, ui at. It. will be seen .from our special c *rrespond- iif :il1; tl^e'Govern ment., iKt iidln^s -wore re ents letter Mm.!; three new oiveks have been | mtW��������� u\Larkerviile. me eeutre o( pupula- lion in the neijihborhood, \t. would be a de- TlTK G P10I.OOTOAT, SUR VKT.���������M ri; ��������� Bet wy n, Chief, of the Geo) opfica 1 Department of th* Do un n i on. an d M r ft i ch n rdsqn. wh o h ������ v e b e*n ap'p6in'te'd * to; mak������ a geb'iog\ca 1 surv������y of this ���������province, have arrived in Victoria,' ,��������������������� conrpafiied by two, phAto2rapherR;frrt������n th������ Mtablishment of MrNnttman;ifdatreal, wh������ i ij tend, ta k 1 n ff ��������� "vie ws o f s orrie of the 1 hi teresV J he 'scenery of the interior arid coast;. Tt la proh ������bl e th a fc t hf s season t h e p������Tty will fol tow the rftujas:taken by *pme of <the railway bui> teyiup: parties, ;XZ\/hZyX-'">i ."?. Z;"-ly. tn it Cr ors.���������Fro m pa r'tie's; wh 0 -tin ve 1 s t������*l y "been through the farmihsr section, about, Williams Lake, .we ;U������arn-;'that fhefcryyps in. thai'. viciriity are not 1 ikH y < 0 be worth, much this year-on acconnrof ;<her dry. weather, i On t������ an d b a rley���������wi 11- conseq u en 11 y -. p rob a bl y v ba ec;irce and~dear~;nexifwinter. v,;A-fewrn^w p Ota toe?? "ha v e b ex������xi co m i h fc" 5 n'" for 1 ha 1 ast feri cl ay p. fin d ��������� sel 1 i b g ai; from fi fteeb -to twenty cents per lb.������.. *���������/���������<.:��������� XI iyy:X.yy\ ������������������ ��������� u J. 1-/ : u> . ;' -FaiiioTTT iAaRTvrKOr-J5p(������rry,s;;t?arm; wltS fl ot t r t'o r > "Harper B ros.. i W a t so ii's, per'Aoh e rs' ������nd Ryder's ;t������������ ws.^with. Assorted //freight, for / d i ff f *r e n t par ti es. (apriytsd. this' week, an d, pay is' p*n c k t rai n, wj tji. flour, and hams fro in' Kain- 100 ps for A... :T>f c W h a I G rouse \ c reekV * T he "*:<! e- m no d / f 0 r freight" to O in i n ecft; '11 as .ren dere'A ��������� a n; ma) a' b c arc e id th e I owe h cou ntry, an d rates . of.freight are advancing/ ,;���������;/ / yyxy r_.,., y^ ' {. ,���������������������������/Qcick T1M k���������Th ei \V il 11 am ; Greek- Ivi re Br>;:: ! fcade .at' tii ei r,. w eek 1 y; ,r������ rac t ice: o A^Tfrti f$da y : threw a stream over the roof of the'Masome U������������������ill from the'lower tank- ;tiirou]rh'50()';fee> hf '.��������� hose;;in'one nnriute; and:a jial^ the engine houBe,and a second stfeam-in-two/ ���������minutes. ��������� . ,t. ��������� yyXlX"' cided convenience to the com in unity, . ���������. J. S*3*������xcKs Tt*o'.fi\soN, Foreman.1 COUNTY COURT. struck east from Germanstui', but what tbey j will result, in remains,to be seen. M r Byl vest v. r w r i le's,. th wi fo u r n e w c reek s Imvebeeostrnclc about fourteen mites from Germ a use n creek t prospecting well, coarse gold. . STECIAt OeRnESPOrSTDKiraK. GKIIMANSKN* CltKKK, JU1V 10, 1S71- Very little, mining has been done ou Ger- p.. M'anktta vs. H. (iuMm<%>-'-Judgment innnseu creek since my last report, hut the j summons. Defendant alleged that he.. had water is now failing fast; so that most of the heen prospecttiig and had not -made his ex-i Nvwth TliotMp.MOM towards Leal her Pass. Mr- Mahood and party are. now at Qnesnelmonth. bni|ding boats, with the-, intention of .folinw- ing up the Fraser to Tele Jaune. Cache. We have had the pleasure ot meelinjr Mr Mahood 11 ere this w eek. IUs his' i hi en tip u t o e x p 1 <vre 11 w best ro n te west fro tn Lea t ii er Pa*s, a nd i f he should find tbe 'Ho minion Fans, discovered hy F.-iilack io i������f#. to be as praplicahle as 'gers repi'eseuied, it is jtossiide that it may be selected as the line/for his reiaroi ,; Thk. Sufrkmk ; Court ���������Th.e A������sizes;- over the Conrt has, 1 eft for below onc,e mchqb* Jutee Crease,.being In delicate health, wept to Qu es n ei mou th 1 as t Sa t u r d a y. a rid M r Poo - ley. th ������ R'egi s t r ar t le ft y esterda y. ; Wkrt.kyas CagncH-fr.Eey..-.J:'Hat 1. who.ha������ bee n a p p ������������������& \p ted et i ccesso r to Re v. T. De nick in th e. .mi n 1st r y a t Bar Ice r v i i le) ar r i ve d by ' 15 a i' n ard.'s Ex press 1 asUwt i r d ay. . Jghnsojj & Gkkow'h Express; 'with th������ mail, arrived at 9 o'clock last night, aud two C h i n a me n a u d si x C h i n e ae wo men aa j>a*seh* On a ng its.���������By to -m * > r m w Ja e x p ress Rev, butt er. p a eke d 111 gi asa j ars. Jambs Reynard* anil family leave tor Nanai- Vv ho is to be the" rev. gentleman's suc- mo. {VtetoTH.K, W. tt'dl, Lv-q , O'.hi'.-Commisaioner and companies will be startinfe shortly to put in their wing-dams, and then look out for lively reports'. The creek claims on German sen creek were laid over to July 3d. The Davis co. are now working in the month ot Black Jack Caleb, and are averaging $50 per day to the interest. Several new creeks have been discovered lying to the east of Gernsansen creek, and j*ood prospects obtained. The first���������Mansen to pay i cal duties, but iu the Interest he has taken in 1 theestal>liMunent and' jiistatc-timi" *f classes Novel Impchstatrosr-Mr J. Wi cH) am jr*- ceived this week a shipment of California I*H oto 0 a A? ������ Y.���������Eve r y one sh on 1 d a va 11 11 i insel f o f the 1 as t c h h n ce offered b y BI an c, and have his likeness taken in time.. ���������f \h ceesor we do riot"yet ki������o w, b������t vve under- id h is d nel er<r y man is on the way h i 1 ber fro m England or Canada. ,, Tbe people of Bsrker- vi; ie v,-i 11 miss Mr Heynai:d itinch.. FrAva the first establish men t of a mission of the Ctmrch of "England here he has identified himself with ihe district, not alone in his ecclesiasti pernios since last October, mon thly 7nsta 1 raents of S Ji0. certs have afiorded nnicn pleasure during the , jj,,t;.11^th]p.o:- tmiai������ni to be h������M hen.n, the a'Jda winter months, ruins tuiure helo ot acliott Jcounon tlw SBth day of Jan*, in?Uiat,,iii.ll o'chwk we w\m\ Mr K-evnard success and happiness, hi-thefwenrow jvrt'ci������oiv,aL Illchiiyl'i, loadalsb to't'h* while we rWrot the loss thitt Cariboo will sua- Cj������������t ou the aim. day of Hmrfianber nwowiuifc?. tain by hM departure. jfi rcquird to surrcuaw to pass his tiociini exatuta> Coming and GoiNG^-SevenU P^Ues have ^%^m meelja * .cr6dUl,w tbc B^stnir ^������, eft ive.ro lately for the umineca minr^, oi retittivc thisproofof thorffhu-of tho creditors, anrf ��������������������������� 37, balance of account. Mr LUrnsroiuf'or defendant, admitted the correctness of the original charges, but-claimed that in addition .to the sums credited in current account he had paid $18, oh Dec. "iB, to one Ah Kow. plaintiff's salesman. This All Kow dented, but defendant and two witnesses swore to the Bankruptcy Notice./ . H BR RAS a polities for v. u a djn <l! cat ion of Ban Vc ��������� rnpicj* whs on ihe 21st day ol" jour,' 1871, i\fatl- Wer M'ij:*ty'sOmiiuy C-.mrt ��������� >f.���������' Bn.itsh Quiutnhi���������������' hy Marvis I\- Els-obkj un������l������r which th* said Murviu K Etmcro has been adjadKfd bankrupt. Notloft1 u hwtthy given that Mnrviu i*. KJmuro is lo:r������hy. >r������- ment and accidentally jstnrn-bled on i,oat Creek, from which tbey panned out, $12. 'Thero are at present a great many miners out prospecting, no that.we tway expect to bear of m.my more new stvike������. Omiueca lias a population of about 1000. .and not m������>i'������ than 42 voters.. What think you of the Registration Act iu a miuiag conn- try 1 ��������� ��������� ' ' ������������������ t Provisions are coining in very slowly arid ������ellin% i-normhu^ly bigh, and it in" feared t-he mipply- ordered an'd m th������ way tip will not be near sufticient i^> supply the demand, a������ PASSKNGERS By Barnard"������ Express, arrived 2,?)th tfutv��������� From Yale���������Rev. J. Kail. J. Q. Findhiy From Qti*8nt?" Lid die, Down Rdjbertson. Isaac month���������-E. Lungell, Thoa.Noma}ouu French-! jfAff, FOu Ominkga--A -contract- hasbeen iwan������ made by P. O'Beilly, Kw|m Gold Commi*- r Sylvester, to carry a mail ably without fiudinir nnythlny; equal to hie oflicrd A������,slj?nee, wtmm t.hi? Cwurt hus appointed,.an������i 'own claim. A4 the latest reported disco v- \&��������� .notice tu Joux a. Barssi-cv, SoilcJtor, of l\i&- juries appear to be eomb^ nearer to n������; we j fiylli- ja M KS UN DSAY,/ lev. J. Hall. J. Q Find lav ������������"tf8 *W*XT tl) bfi oonung iw������r������r to iuf we| ��������� JA lmouth~P, Neulelder, MiwIb������P������ l0 ��������������� tfae prOKpectu^conimm^tjh a| ^ituri 30th Jnlv��������� To Yalel. \ p !continuous range ol paying aiggmga will ex-\ Bieuti<?M, June 00th, Wd. , lo Oppenhdmer. To Qu^nebj U*nd from Willmmto Germansen creek. . | q "��������� " " 1^T10>ir>A and OflioiHl Assignfto. Steam Engine, for Sale; By Johnson; & Gerow?a Express, arrived July 29��������� Two Chinamen and six Chinese women. Yale. fiioner, with l\ from Quesn el mouth to Germansen creek en. Down, July 30.���������Col. C C. Lane, in j twice a month for Hire* months, and once a .t , J. W. Stepbermon, % McDon*{ull. (;. month.for the remainder of the year. The we consume at prefietit about- 3,0aO poundo Saeon, Joaepbine Deville, to ���������Qp.wneUao^t^ ��������� next Express *nd m&il will Icuvo -Qneutwl*! TWKNTV HORSE COUPLKft HOMZONTAf* Kz>giu* aud BoihT, with or without huutlcg goar, ' ���������a WO The MACHINERY KOit A n,OUR MILL, complete. SVjP-mrttcalsflfVefplr '*������ XliTfAKD WILSON, or t������ 3 '��������� ill '���������:. ; j ;, -. :.-.; -" t 81������ S������ r-. :-f������iiii, te mw,.Juiu������.������iJ>. .....Ml..', u.j!.*wn^w! ' Bealwoland TBUTHFt/X���������Four lines more beau.tifiii-than the3e are rarely"written. The figure which is involved is exquisite : - *; A solemn murmur in the soul ... ~ Tellsof the world to be, ,��������� ... *'--; ['As' travel]ers hear t lie bi 11 ows rolI. , Z Be/ore "they reach the sea. {Four lines :rmore truthful than: these are rarely written :'.. \ That;awful'buzzing in your ear ;.;���������;' When you retire to bed, } ''.} Z Tell you that swilling brewer's beer y- Is dreadful for the head. ','���������' ' . Wkix Told���������The sad story of Cleopatra is 4 thus told by a truly rural;poet:' She got a little p?ie.on snake,. .- And hid it in her gown ; . ���������*���������"> It "gave it9 little tail a shake," ;'-'r-. ';���������'��������� And did her job up brown. ; ' She tumbled down upon her bed, \V h e re sh e was - w o n t to 1 i e,: ",..' , .. '.'..���������. ;;.'Romp.ved;ber.chign on' fro m. her .bead......., And followed Antony. Z Plai^Tkuths���������An old psalm in a favorite ������.i?������ritan;collection has this stanzas.: x> ��������� --yy. yy- The>race is not unto the man- * That doth the fastest run,: ��������� ��������� ���������f.j >���������.... Nor the battel - ��������� ;... y ������������������'-: .;..;��������� . To tho peopel.. ,< ��������� , V;--. ' :, That.havo the longest gun.. \X-. . ���������*' Taokiv' and Ahsintkic���������The association of German brewers' in"the* United States has 1 atel y. iss ii ed a ri. add res's in ,w h i ch tii e idea. is ..broached that lager beer is one of tbe sources of national strength of Germany, and points ,to the.-conquest of rFrance in support of; the r hypothesis.- It has been heretofore asserted *t.-b'at. strong spirituous beverages, such as. al- 'feinth e, we re sap pi n g the m en ta 1 an d p h y si c a I ctaraina of ..the.. French, and-unlikely as the suggestion may seem at the first blush, a contemporary considers-H not impossible that, the convivial habits of the two races may ��������� b'aVe had'important bearing upon tlieirsteadi- ' hesa and/power of enduronee upon the field ot battle,.aud lhat a portion.of the, madness v'tbat has. been displayed by the Paris Com- * mumstsniay be traced to thy fiery stimulants which have become the foshion in Paris. It seems to us that the imbibing of a combin ; a tion of lager and absinthe would be essential to; the,reception'* .of su ch a theory. The Teutons were remarkable for. physical development and prowess long before 1 steer beer w; a ever heard of, and on tho other hand, some oi the worst-of the French Red Republicans. both in the first, and last revolution, were of temperate habits. Robespierre was re mar k- i ��������� a b 1 e.; fo r his .ab's'tem ious n ess.��������� [Phitad el p hi a r:Ledger.;':':-..;- ���������,- ,.X^>Xf\ ;. ylXy \l* "WH AT TH "fc 0 L1) ESQUIMA CX WOMAX OF Po- iarls ;SATS. ABOu?.; HeLL���������Han ri.h h . i s rather cp n fused in her. id ea a o f t h e eel est j al regie ri s. In answer to an interrogatory on the subject'. aba spoke of I the sam e sa v a go et ysi n m���������t he happy h nn ting, ground���������w h i c h has u n i versa! credence among, the -aborigine.*'of the United r States^ ." The'i hf ern al" regi oh s" were pie I u red as a place riot of everlasting fi re. but.an ab'otVo down ever so far beneath the surface of tlie , earth, where the heat was very great, almost insufferable, and where vermin; ��������� in myriads 11 p on . my ri ads. p rey e d. u p o a the unlucky damned of the Esquimaux. It is said that, as far as the vermin are concerned, their ice huts on earth are about as near air approach lo the torments of an Esquimau hell as one could well conceive, and it is very much to be doubted whether, after a long life in hie Arctic home, the hardened old Innuit sinner will over be seriously annoyed with his creeping friends in the regions below. MISCELLANEOUS. VAM WINKLE STORE, -.."������������������". ... ��������� - '. ������������������'��������� '., 'Lightning Cueek.'.: ��������� ���������yl-n ...:,���������������������������' "~ y --!_ ' MINERS AND TRADERS will And it to .their advantage to purchase at thisStore, where there is A lARGE ASSOraiEHT OF GOODS Of theverybest- doscriptiou on-hand,"and the Stock constuntlyrcplenishedhy new arrivals. Thepropne ,: tors willscllGooUs ; , AS'CHEAP AS ANY IN. CABIBOO. ' Orderspromptlyflllod.and forwarded with dispatch ������������������'��������� ���������������������������'������������������' BEEDY Si LIKDHAP.D, VanvWinkle, Proprietors MISCELLANEOUS J. P/ TUNSTALL & Co.; B BOW CHURCH YAKD, LONDON. J. H. TURNER & Co,������ VICTORIA, B.C. $������?* Goods houpht in the European Markets to order, and consignments of Goods from British Columbia 6old in London. ':. REFERENCES IN LONDON���������London and Westminster Bank, Lothbury. Messrs. Cbpestatie, Moore &, Co., 5 Bow Church Yard. . VICTORIAT-B'ank of British North America. ��������� my6 6m ���������ron~- wof-ks9 'Z;MZ ���������'. .^iqtoria,. b:c.,,v. MANUFACTURE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, ��������� either High or Low> Pressure, piNsiND ��������� pufflpiic iimmw, GristvQuartz.and Saw Mills, and in fact nnythinir cohuecied v;ilh the Machine businoss.. Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions. On hand'and tor sale; a larffd assortment of Shent, Bar and other Iron, BnikT BoltSj Jack ScreVs; Brass Cocks, Gloho Valves, Cemetery Railings of diflerent .]������attorn>*, .Car-Wheels with Iro'n and Steel Axles, Steam Pipe Fittings, &c. All, orders promptly attended to. Terms Cash, at our Works in Victoria. ' ' ��������� ��������� - :i; "��������� . inyl3(Sm ������ ��������� :-SFRATT fc IRvTNO.-Proprietors. ��������� X, ,���������-FLOUR. FOE SAI.E AT CLINTON IfULL!' A.'aiLMORE, "T GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, V.I. ���������-........'���������', ������������������ .' '������������������ ;.* ��������� ". ���������- HAS ON HAND, AND IS CONSTANTI.Y'receivln.^.a larjro -assortment of .CLOTHS, CASSIMEKKS and VKSTINGS. which he. is prepared to make to order in the most approved stylos; 1') .. j&r Parties;; on "William Creek, can- havo their measures taken hy Mr McCalliiih, Barkcrville. ij@* All orders irom Carihnu promptly'atte'nded lo. ��������� ���������.,- . myO'lm ... sSODA CREEK,; , ... . ..-��������� ��������� .';'���������..QUESNELLE,.and ���������' '.' j '-;���������������������������: BARKERVILLE iov* J. HARPER, eleffPai Store Street (between Herald and Fisgard) VICTORIA, B.C. ANDREW ASTRICO, - ..... PP.OPRIF.TOR. The most commodious and clean Hotel in Victoria. It is conducted oh' the European prhioipie.- The table i s s u ppl ieil wi th tii e. very,h esc- ti te mar ket. a fiords^;. ; JI eals at all 1 hours of i he .day. , l^riya t o Di ui ng Rooms lor Families.' . Board and" Lodging per week, $o 50 and $C 50. Pe r. - da yX .-$1.'.: Si n'gl e m eals, 3 7 % ce ii ts, Beds} 00c. i$3y 'Fireproof Safe in tho House. . myti 6rn ; For Sale, ��������� ' ' ') '' '' ' ' i- MOST.' EVEEYTMS TT ���������Miners'1 Provision Store) "���������BARKERVILLE. T THIS STORK will always bo found r well- selected stock of tho ���������;������������������������������������ FRESHEST GROCERIES AMD PROVISIONS IN CARIBOO. BEST JAVA COFFSB ly] Roasted and Ground daily. Branch Store at Last Cliance, Where a good assortment of Goods will always be found. I trust hy strict attention to Inisiness and.fair and .square dealinjr, tu merit ;i continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore ex tend ed to me. f<--4 TICE. HTtHK UNDRRSTGNED BEGS TO i"NFORW HIS .1 trimds a nd th e pu Ij 1 i c, t h a L h e h a s ti l ted up some COMFORTABLE BED- ROOMS n his new building, where he is. prepared to give good Beds' at' a' rea.s.ona111 e price; Those who will favor him with their patronage, may^ep.end on thv cleanness and comlort of his house.-" .v. Re ta k e s a I s o t h i s f) p nor I u n i ty to rem in d t he Cari ��������� booites that his Brewery has'roceived the FIRST PRIZK of the Colony for hiscelchrated . The FLORENCE islhe best Sewing Machine for Family use, because it so seldom gets out of order. Ifthero 13 one not working.weU in CALIFORNIA, OREGON, ;���������������������������.-���������'"���������'��������� WASHINGTON TERRITORY. . NEVADA, .-������������������'��������� IDAHO, ��������� ALASKA, ' BRITISH COLUMBIA, MEXICO,' JAPAN, . . y'.l Or CHINA, if informed of it, I will fix it without any expense to; the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, No. 19 Montgomery Street, South, GRAND HOTEL BUIlDlftS, Pan Francisco, Pal. Send for Circulars and samples of the work. Active Agents wanted in every place. R. BEAVEN, Agent, jMO fira Victoriii. B.C. v$y ���������AT- THOS. FLETCHER'S Second-hand Store, BARKKKVIU.E. jell XXX ALE, LEA & PERKINS' Oclehrated WORCE S TE RS H IR E SAUCE Declared hy Connoisseurs to he . THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE; A n d th e t r u e am ate u rs w i 11 b e a b 1 e to J u d ge by them riidvus that such lionoruhte prize has.bei-n justly awarded to him.. ���������; N. B.���������A lurge front room tolet. Barkcrville,Jan. .28, 1868. , N. CUNIO. IETTE2 Ricn MixuTES~Ten thousand dollars a min ii tie is a good salary'for a man not a prime 1 minister, nor;an Emperor, but a horse-jockey. . Yet ihat is what John Wells received May ',..2;ith Ho rode Baron Rothschild's colt for the Derby at Epsom, and won if, whereupon , the Baron, overjoyed at his success (for it had been his darling ambition, never hitherto gratlGed, to win the Blue Ribbon of the turf,) 'presented the rider with the stakes, amounting to ������0000 sterling,'or $30,000, As the Krace occupied a little oyer two a ad three- quarter minutes.it will be seen tbat the forW yiuite nder?s time was worth about $200'a second. Van YolkenTDiirgli & Co. Barkerville, Richfield ���������A.v������- VAN WINKLE. A SUPPLY OP THE BEST 0U4UTY OF FRESH MEATS .iXTA^F 05 IIAXD, HAVE been requested by severul respectable parties, who call testify to the efficacy of my yystem, to again make public the fact that Moses5 Hair Invigorator WILL PREVENT BALPN'ESS, ' "KESTORE HAIR THAT1S BROOMING THIN OU FALLING OFb\ and.ellecuially , .. CUIU5%SCURh' -OK 0ANDKUFJ?1. Tills i?? not a. mere assertion ch. my part, as I have in my possession numerous testimonials certifying to l h o !? u ee e.-vS of I a y ron lerly. I do not of coursi' pretend that I can make the hair grow on heads which have been bald for ywxrx -but I will guarantee to stop tlni hair, from falling off to increase its growth, and effectually remove Scurf or Dandruff. W. i). ..VOSKS ; <- Barkcrville, B.C. . CKRT1FICATE. . ��������� , - Th is i ������ t o cer I i fy tl ni t d u ri n'K Inst' spr i n [j m y h a i r was rapidly falling mil aiid my hear! was last h^coming iwJd, whon I applied to Mr W*'*JKMOSESf Barher, B������ rfcervill i->, w h o i n a t"e# vrac ks res tor ed m y h air * to i'/s I'ormer hnulihy state 'flAYlB GTJJBONS J3i(rk?iTllio Dec.������9,1666:-.. T- "' itvW '/ Caution against Fraud.���������The successor this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the name of'/ Worcestershire Sauce*' to their own inferior compounds, tho public is hereby informed that tht only wu������y to secure the genuine, is to ASK FOB LEA 6c PERRINS' SAUCE and to see that their names are upon the wrafpkr LAimiiS, stopper, and botti i:. Some ol the foreign -markets having been supplied with a spurious WorcestershlreSauce.u|Kiu the:wrap- per and labels of which the names of Lea aifd' Perrins have been forged, L, and P.. give notice that they have furnish nd their corr.es poadent s w i t lr pewe r of attorney to take instant proceedings Jigoinst wanu- facturIsrsand vkxdors o f s u ch, or a n y o t h er i nii ta i ions by wh ich th e i r right m a y b e i n fri o ged. Ask for LEA & FERRJNS' Sauce and see Name on "Wrapper, Label* Bottle, and Stopper. Wholesale and for export hy the Proprietors,' "Wor oester; Crosse and Black well, London, &c., &c. * and hy 6rocers a n d 011 m en u n i versa 1 ly. ~~"s"pro a t~&"o 6 v AGENTS FOR Tlie Royal Insurance Co;, iTTHARF PXREET, VICTORIA, V.I. /jit* Sm IXS: mm
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1871-08-05 |
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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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1871_08_05 |
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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 | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170375 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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