m mm '" ^ ill i'UPE B ; ;{!������������������ jB * ������������������- ��������������������������� Bit' .;- I ��������� ��������� ���������^J ���������rr*zrzz*^^..~'^yxyuu\yy.iUvyx^y) :flZ ,y, ~.,3~rr~*::~~^ r^ oT^n^^nr^ .; :���������.-.'"-"."' :r"-' -~-"h^-r*������������������ T#^;^ ������U^I?fe% Published every Satttrdaj4 by ���������> Qjibscriptioxu. r������ ^ SOlCefitsfper^eeik^ ? ^V\������ |v^->J?- ; \^;1:&.:,# y Ji"U y-X^ V^#-;ii^v,~ <���������> |-1 f B.|M^6^"n^&isa^S ������1115 Vf :Fornna square (one inch)* first insertion, ������������������3 ���������; x "JS't^^tcg v *y if jT]i0B^9JltllA^,i' ^ '"*4*f ���������tforl^o's^Mes, flrstinMtioJif^. Zy'&&?<&** .-:.' ������������������ill > ,*���������/'; one month, ������������������"*;".-: ���������-��������� ���������' ������������������;-$. ���������'Agents for the ** "Cariboo Sentinel." ;Quesn5^pout^,,|;Cf: Clinton ���������' - - ��������� Yale, - .-".-. Kalw Westminster;/ "Victoria, - A- ��������� I.. P. Fishery -;,- .." Eeanyjc Co., ^ .'���������'���������- ..... %������ir^t,Mf1w ;' M^O fits'Trr-'-' In U -X. ^ Barn a rd' siKx^res^- ' "'"' ^Ir^amar'd^sjExpres^ Barn ido Jo MriWebster; .: ' - . San Francisco r ;���������'"-���������. '���������"-. |,San Francisco i V,ijSO .Cornbill | LondonrrEiO. $^'���������S;I������^^������ :-������ -.-'K y tf'y^.^V: TH lif C^ItlBGOISENTINEIi Cards, Circiilarav Posters and Programmes for* :. -.'.-��������� ��������� . yyiy'-���������' yy -������������������ &%' *x y.yi *yy Ballfta-ud^beat;rical Eutdrtaihments^ {* /aMSxecute Awith n ea tn ess and dispatch^^^ -X', -, .������\i������wZSerm%:raodenito^H.,, ^- ���������,. r v* -^ ^;;i3>fiio������ H^dtUMB ji|y3KGnSusEN. {^q B C^Gn AJRT.0TJfi!3 ,,IsMK?3^-i of*- Disco ve r V ^an*<*PAHve n ftiW'-i ri' A^arraliv.e :^^oift| ���������Tdcific., **tty^^iFraaciB^Poo"(e., C.% <* 1 ^ Tliel aifthor*1 lias sen tw-a- co^ydf thfs Ihe most fex traorjlinpjrjb;0ok ^!iiAU jiasjem aaat^d ^oirt ^tlA prSss siQcl^lbe *f ravels ofkC������p?t/iG������lf tigSpandf :knS'a lohg SpaDish^knife in: my ���������leftynyEnlleJd"being shing^over my shoulder. 7WheJr|the������|������re ^i||'������ $$9M������$$&& .of M*a I again urged thea to retire at the, peril. of Ibeie^fef^ {S^^ejdfd-'���������tp^^^^^^i twwtlf'MraMjS'^^ riot fa>' be taken by duplicity, hoover. 4 Seeing *&tiftSta^ and would bave fired had I not been too .qittkli- for hiii?.r^ -WUlla de^^f oan|ie^iopped^ tie eattfiV;3n"an insta^ upoame; and another of ^^pp^i^hsmn^ emptied bis barrel withoutetfecf^mluibimt spring at least three leet \ritp the air before sending him to^e "happy hunting ground.^ iMschargiaft^lre|olver������once^ore:; but, ard?s Express, alas, it Kdret^./.^V.hfire^ <AmUlumy'ii itrustySdld fwenMlin^m^ttft^^I myself ar best I could with my long knife, uritiUbeginning to feel fainj,^ turned, dived inWthe:se'avactl,.swam <-to ' our 'canoe,.-'into which I was dragged in a very exhausted, :;cmfiltioto^ i V &%lg; ���������'������J': llf^lf The above is a; fair sample ^df^hOv^ofe; ...'���������'; ������������������.- ' ��������� ���������-��������� ;, ...'������������������'���������>.*��������� y^y^mn'y..y y *'%y-x'U which has attained an imm|nslTBaIe iTJTtEng- larid���������so fond are the English people of being hUMU^ged^f^ic to uiajColonis t. ATfeYBlGlil^ ���������:HTp?:M'.' u-^r Z: In *R&^Byron-Johnsohulworfcr'on^ British Coliimbii^ entitled.^ bev tells a \eiriking sI:dry ol^a noitier who etd-{ plpyedafmanjtb let; him clowaith^shafli^and in;^Btrikibg%aijas^;t|{e^lQug^ ye,in,.8aw tlie, face j.Qt:.'{ his /assistant ^glaring do wh^. on f fi im*'' ^wi tff a dWh^d li^ly Xo 6 ^--ri *l Jeai;;^ul;^mei{ up, Sy ill'; iyer#;; !snouted: She miner^but^tbej'pnlj;reply^wM a'quiet f JVe!!! liy^-q������t!iojAdy^ Mtow;s {purpc^ ���������y. the -wildest;statements about Indian life in the --iil'roTi.h'ee'tSkf ;iini^^ moat ferfcilo imaginajion; to inVjent^-fpr^ iayentiooBj tbey ire pT.tfie'mo^iHgemoui.'cnaracter Mr Poole will be remembered by the shareholders of the:;: iU^fate^ {SJiide^te ^Bay iGopper Mioing Company as th,e Manager 6f,their ;works for several fn6nthsi(ho says; two years). Under his man^|e^ht;;the";GoraJ^y wll)"bejglad lo know; that the^mirie on Burnaby Islaad \* pros- ^ed^~a^tbough wej lieKevie:She boo^oti^ , yeysthe first jnjtimation they bave had of the facWbutttbi mWnlutiaied, JBd ^ttil Inutans " were troublesome, and tho mine was finally bis book wi th? the object' 6f-creatiug a-":sensa- tion : in the mindsMif^mtra^Mled Englishmen, He.degQri^es th^ InJWtrj^es.of ^uecn Char? T5������8%Ian2Pa#CSi������'S^ vogabonds on the,?Fa'cluc ooast; with whom bw^orkm^ lalllng Jnto ^rpuble,;froW whicli;;they^ere ^^ only rescued % -t*h{e^ iWr of -.the ���������MWo^iwh'b j' according to hm;own ^.count,. Ia^psUlrcly dauntless arid ���������jnvinctblej"audialways.reaches toe scene of ���������action with arras in both hands at the verv Mick r6f la hietb rprey.ent^UIpy)dshed.:'" dne 'en^ .graving ^oyrk th^gallant gentleman, with a irevolver wi each hand, sarronnded by about $60 savages^ jeachi armed with* an ^eiiormous knifed;"Another body1 "of: Indihtrij'eiiuilariyj ;JRr^;.Jia^ 15 in number j in ihmr log house ; -.y^-^NoirJ y?\tti ;iiis; twp: revolvers, defeats the whole; tribe and rescues his- {men- withoutrfiring a single shpt^i:Ilis; Indians a^waysihave Uieirj IjauIi- fiitfnding^pn*.end���������from"ieafj{perhaps,. 'On ariotoe^ occasiob tlie author ���������showed that he.can %ht.ns^ He was ou %is?wny ^'yi^lorf^^ Island by the%'siiib'^ landed on1 ^^l&d' w-hen m ������dm ^be-^iyx^liiml MISGEtJE'ANEOUSi* :'':'H(Sf EI^rmTAUI^^ ���������fi'i< ifr^# y i nlU \ i"' ��������� y ������������������ .'��������������������������� " ;" ... ."' J i*-'il Ui i.i'lH,rfWZU} , r%i'&;'\if "\3\i ���������;*-;?*.;! ft flit ;'���������'}' fcrYi") yCp'- hi.i^yy.s^������:,,y>(Hr }K'.(j'\i -1 ny -j; ui,X>0 -i ^d EST '^MJI^GF:' ItnTlEUS ��������� ,y:.,y'f .^-y i-r; My'tyy^j ���������<,'!* v-.y-������B!;-;;ii;''ir>:.������y,i: i"-y. , ^.yr;y. yy. ������������������ 5 *...������,.-.;.������( ti J-' uoy ;AtW^YS^������?HAND-v I'M: ,- T^*^OvS'fJ7.: 1 v"'*-? yy. ttimm &.- XX i-'.-HE pi?.l>a'rp(l to^ furcIsh.Xuraber.Xtlpthelrj'Miils. X WiiUUth Creek,,or^eliv^ it^d-ordcr^ ^ ������* ' to dieiand theumake tlie mos^pf tho pinrMerff and It .was{^i^ip;tbatt^ bim ho iinish hinl with a revolver^ if* nnirder was his ebd.: {Atr lasli[tliel;pr^p^{bet||qught himself *of thenpuinp' asVmeans bf escape, andi4������Stnff his pici^hrpiigh^heybel tjnto.ithe timbers^; hetmaoaged'to climb up by theet^ vato wMnd :&aob!t&$ to pJ AJgroupofe4ioys*? wer������ soon gaihered4p ipecxito the jusilce bf Judge Lynch.,,andfjth^ and captured! cabi#on-^aclrp^01n% mastery fi*n* showed the bpya{thei belt Ifiiilened to the foot o' the shaft, anrtbpmani^ it. {So we tuck bim off inter tfe woods, and found a limb pn a^aprpcejree -tjja.t looked con veQien,t. reatf a chap ter b a% 6J the ?H ttle ^Biblo in ft he cabin to him (he hadn't taken that, you bet!) an" sen t, bim off ri %o v ji U ������ long stecko n ing.. I guess there was a heavy balance agin' him." ���������^Victoria Colonist. .*������jp���������������";���������,��������������������������� ��������� '���������"������ <f "'���������_' jf������Ti��������� '' j���������'���������*:; |,',juii_a���������,-iX\wsx '������������������i! ^E^BISR ^L|VE^D CREEk.; "Vi ., ;.V;-*^-^,:-VJ,;vf;U l'V..V������ Iw, Having a Plaaing2*irachitt<s !iaopcraiipai; tifaey * will alsoiurcish'^" -yU *<'������-' u^\-..y}y -^ yy-y^'y ��������� m'.',t*i!.**���������' 5, ii'ni- v?n>, 'ffeil *"5 ���������n; f.v,-{ i,-!K-- ^SlS^^^syiryJIBfel JJ;-.Jh EL ** ;?>J--|., '-/i������������i ��������� ? Xfti>0.1 : *m|1-j- T������ /I i;s'-- (yOHi.r>",.f:t?,?**:':tn*������ '���������*"������������������������*���������*' r-r "'i*'.*���������>'4 -'��������� Bfg fo, Inform their friends and.'ibp%wi.b:Iicthfet tbey havoitaUefc tniis W������lt*kfio<wif; preifllMai'in .'"Bajkemll*.Jj. so.:fc������ij fi'a.Ylcra'oi^,. paironi������edvwh|ie in^lifi^u^atloa \\ hl%i tilCoRio. . .^V"', ' .'? '*'^'".y*,r'' ��������� ''X'lXx. 1! ' ������������������ '{tow fi/ \;-^' .f;^:!. wniTji'mahihUiSfidfai'd'-sb^ |iUlin^itspbrHyjahd"������,* ^>y;t > *:*;j ? ;,.4ii^ ; ,(?������,:"��������� j:'j f Ij y -' :���������'. 'ryXXyXy y XXX. ly x Xy XX"}X O-i'-.'-UyHli-^^y \Ml*������?*< -A'^ U XX: .��������� XX'-' ��������� ^-^- "'?��������� *~'>v *"f^^ !W: r -'UfiTT'T'i |v^">/' ������4tJS ^he;ii||i^i^|iisiii^^ II.! ux will b,o Tal wa fs : ca're full y ijattcn dcdi- 'to', an cl -th e b est i IBeds^acclyaccon^nodatien . -proriUjBd^for^tb^ir ^cm^ touiersi������������������-"-��������� S'-v.iv:-';L':' ,"u;i^^v. ->-^^^: aelS"v' r^,?!t^.M y ffy>f{ ^y^.Vv-t = ^^y "-'.^/^ 'UyUy^^ ...*t''i ���������i.y^ at Eatisfactqry rates. sellr. -1 waj1 viiff ^ i v':-'^* y ���������;.���������;������������������;;V-. ^ rfi'.-'.. ;��������������������������������������������� <"t7 S HEREBY G-tyfef^ "THAT.''TH'���������STOCK L .. Voote ol* tii .>������������������; Oriii i-(l:i ���������. -.Paci lie- fi lii w j y Com p-u; v will Uc opoiiod (n th^Fi^t;(Uiy'of A:i;;;;;:L a^Ar(iSV^) hi Lhe'froviivccdf Urlli-sJ] C.JtiiviiH'.?. fc-t u'il,-:, in ������h������ii Ciiy of VictcriA, in tii s' humid of WiiluuC, Waiid, ��������� ^in^iPBj^������iof^y:.T;: ' -;: ",T3ArtK������RvfiLLe;; v xmwwmAM y-kiyXu}. ��������� ���������)-���������* A y -fa iaJjway^������ui>|tl|e(l ^i th ?iho l,h Cfi^^pf ^fery thing,. thai 'can be procured in Carihobr %. V i ' *'- T; f^i*:"5Jl||^^;S!^^ BiTi^yM^yyZ'lXi's' (jroceries.4^r������|i||o^ Sji.;y.{ IX^^G'TO'JKD^ ������,ii mi Ft A --n:-ii-ui)fi til tii Above aaiuoi. po B., LISF, DC BELLEFEUIU.E, ' Im ,y.K,...-,'.) ��������� Sccratary.. ^ ^^^f'Jun^'187'i' ju27fllfl' Has cpm men ceil h or:-Weelily Tripsv j^avIhg Quesnel on -IVIUNDAYS, ami Soda Creel*: on -. {���������' '{'.:"{" -'FRIDAYS at daylight {,;{;" - -'V, . FASsioK; ' ���������-,'::, '- ��������� ���������*'- * ''';-:'V ^ ' ' ^xmoii'i:Z''Z'n C:Z". \J- centperM fi*3*- Goo '1 s eon signed to i is from below f^iv^r.^drlTfljo ot Oharge;- for ;Storage|br UoiiiiuijssiouV *���������; ��������� -'{' I "Z "' ",v"{{'.'; y���������{{'" i :xxsxy x uAmmM -^whkght. Quesnel, May 2, imJ-* myllAm V,M&������'iu )w* ���������*;"'};' ��������� i;f%GiHiC^aeAi^^ ;.',.." .-.i ������������������'"��������� .. '���������..,r,'r,-i'r"'}<'v ?!*'���������'������������������;,: U-,-/'liVj' y,* *-^.*y"' ... -4y* Asujji?ricr article'to any 'whichcanbc-haufrom hV��������� \ovry IltlfeRtcrt/^fid ������������������Grfiaridc oa > tlie^ifttehiisf^ ilroni (3th.������> Uftst so'lCijted sberii6Sjc;and srarrivtied-.ipgfi fr^in5Auii4^ or'atioh.;": ...lv'' '��������� Xy\���������'* ** 71, .'*' ^ * "[.." , '���������''���������;{:.{'.'��������� ' ��������� rjelT<w- Wii ;*#M4-&*tf; ^J>^^-"a;������0O*flgCfJ?-^n ���������'MfEIiOFE' D "������G TO ANNOTJKCE THAT THI^t IIA VE REMQ7SC3,, I*> tii '��������� i he sj������U5i *diis pr vni wcs. form erf y 1: town us tt 8 St, :;vGccrgai: Sa-laori, wiiertt^thcy. will h j,&t all tiiat������ prcpartiU io iui'aidh'r' ,." -j \,, ;,���������.,:;.; ';* ������������������;���������/.���������;'.���������.- ,y: ���������>. y������������������. b Q'&&li"-���������*^ -;'*E'^liS���������; ���������;' ';vbr/irHE/BE8T^ X>,<t0:- ;BAR ~'i ^rnishad''^ith:''tJic'il;nn^ilWK:SS ^UOItSantlCIGAK^*yXy irfi'XM ]u:.-X yy ��������� u SATURDAY, AUGUST IT. 1872 IHJA^^ Xy; ' Xy '������������������'���������-.''��������� '{v- : '���������- -;. ; ; .['y-'i.y rl-' '"V" Tfre/.qiiestlpn; of dual r^resentatloh bids * fair ftt. a- short lime to be ^ne on which considerable difference of opinion is likely to IArtie in^tlils Province; -^It-ls^n -its - nature^a ���������q������if������it!6h whidb* is sure to cause a consider- ���������able nmoimt of.contention and>owo lll-teel- ing in political ctrclee^nnd ftero'ja bo doubt ^thattthe: fact; as^atatcd nn.������ ^WrWes.l minuter <cotempbrary--tbe Dominion Pacific Herald��������� .*' that there nro now/ in the field five candi- ^atijs for tha Commons who are now members ^f ffce^Locat Honse,V will havetheefffot of "bringing the subject *l before the public in a ���������very forcible way." It'must be fresh in tho Twpllaiilon ot every one. resident in- the Cari- ���������elected by acclamation to reyresent the combined C^riboo-Lillooet; constituency, ip the House or/Cdmrnori's"was defeated inia field of tre^candidates, of. whom three Jhad to be ���������O^ctei'yn tl^������^ Legislature.^/TbereIs HoVth'e'least' doubt If ������Kdate tor;the Provincial Assembly in Vfie H rn t i ns tan ce,; an cl ro ado" nb a t temp t to ob tai n liiemioWJoo 'fbifttho"!^^ elected, and possibly, an din the estimation of inail5*������.p{'"obabjy-jWouid have headed;thei^pl(. Jn this instance the causb of -tbeidefeat^ was evident to ..any one who would take the trcub ley to UScertaic^ jiberfeeling;B of the. people who composed the constituency. Tlie simple factwas that the candidates,, were-all parson-: ally well.known, though comparatiyely un: tr|t������4.and io experienced in the political **repa,, nn&tfieirtri^^^ nil a* far as possible a fair chance to achieve ptil itieai ^distinction.;; Xfbe exi$ ten ce of {this feel (ng had'theeffect bf' defeating one -whose popularityand.ability.w.cjs Jb������fttb_UDqlies:; t ioned; though the same causa rendered his ^���������etnr^fcr ��������� t^e. Commons, a ^certainty, And ^*4ch;WUi inyarijobiy bo.tha rg^lj|in any con- .? t ? tu ency: w h ere me re tha n th e req s j iaTio riii m- ;her of candidates ;r are* running-arid there is ���������not 'mack, difference in their popularity, except in the case of where the candidate claiming the. dfcublo..re4irQ4enfevi]onCis! UeyorfcJ a -doubt the recognised exponent and representative of the viewsof the majority of the <<yimtitiie,ncy on some subject of-engrossing and pararacmnt interest to tbeipublic atlarge. In such an event as this candidates' wli'o are i<j*rit^ea'wltk^ prineiples .may be elected to* represent a constituency in hqih-Hou&efi, hut ftiiUogreucfcarcontingency, in seeking theaUainmenTof^^mibtV'hono^ 4hey would only expose themselves to the Tisfe of golitioa) disaster and #*feat. Such is W ieagldc*? k Fsk-statement;of.���������:ih-rcase m.It sow stands* and tn������ only question to be con* ^!6>f������<S !s whether the adoption,of the ekial representation system would-be more advab- tageous-to this Province than its exclusion; an d ^w������ must- adraItHhai^tb'e^.consi&'eralian of tjjo subject is beset with diiHciiIties. .{Itis argued by tbe opponents of Ihe u dbal,/ system tlfat it is impossible for a man, even it he Is ia subtle end.versatile politician, to servo two masters, mid it te broadly asserted, thai by- the ���������<������iclusiop of that system a larger number of people are educated in the Bcbool of political ^cienco and government. This/isvRo doubt, to a certain extent true/but at the same time tbe argument isfujl ot fallacy, for it Is just QS^aby'1o*ervb two masters asitis to -"serve one, provided the service is not required at one and;tliei sameitipiej^ndon this simple point hinges a{great part of the question at 3sRite.{^|fie"Local LegislatiitN? met at-lucb a -time as nofcin any way{ to conflict with the flssetingof the House of Commons, tbcreis no pantmount re88on{:Wi>7 any ^gentleraan, finch as Mr DeCosnios, for instance, who has 1 ei.su re limo jorrijjliia haqds {and^bose) profes- wbuld rather put lip with the.' somewhat problematical evils eiipppsed to arise from the Bystem of dual represeuiatibn than de- pri^re themgelvcs even partially of the ser- vibesof a member who may in some respects b$ particularly and peculiarly the representative- of their views. {Again, lookinjg.at the two Houses ns two tliffdrent schools where ambitipusj ndjyiduals are tp_ be educated in politicnrscience, it does spem to ii's~not at all tho provancef.d.f - Cho, public to educate, their .?6Rr������8entatwesf nor can we see why such a j t^ing should be deemed necessary* .Surely in *hy.:c.otmtry peopled: witbr' the Anglo^axon racer where free institutions and responsible ^government prevail, gentlemen of jufllclent abiUty:^ add* knbwl^dgei will^^^always>be found to carry on the Government without neces- wirily disenabling the members from sitting ih both EouseSp The wbole .question seems 'to us tp^oIaimasV; ^^ ^enience and expediency. In one sense it wonld peem rather hard that the public sbonld be jleprived^f conferring ihe donbl.e DOho? -perhaps on some favorite7 br unques- tioned and unequalled ability when there would be no conflict either as to time or duty. In the eyepfpf. |������e; sy$tW of'dual representation being continued, the only persona; who oould bo virtual ly exel u ded from a va.f II n g fheni8eivee of������ajpriviljege whicb might otherwise be conferred upon them would probably be the ^Cabinet Minis ters,_wUose duties it mjghVb������ini|>^9ib1^ fo:r ^uWrdliS^<������;'^bcperf form in.a;satisfaciory manner during, their absence.; Ab regards tbis/Froyince;'!';'jeetns evident to us that if thei'time at; which the two Ilouses meet conflicts; the sooner dual repre- Bentfttiotii is abolished the better; but if that inconvenience can be ^avoided, we see{ no reason why constituencies should bo debarred jfrom conferring thojouble distinction on any otWmitnJ'f ihey should see ftt^to-do AtzZz. *f r- ..<������*������������������������>' : NEW ADVBRTISEMF.NTS NOTICE. l: ..*������������������ . ��������� '��������� i-..-��������� i \ i -���������: \J i-\ y~. iXi BEIWa ABOUT THE, UNDERSIGNED to close, husin^g, requests that,aJL'parMcs; in- 'debted to him I������y X.t=>s or Book Accounts will mako' .;'::;;:;IM^EDIAT^r'PA^E:Nf,Fr:i:. of tho samo. E MANETTA. ��������� Barkcrvillo.rAagas t .47,- 1872.- ��������� ��������� ; -��������� aulT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BHITISH COLUMBIA, holden ot Richfield. in re.SiwJiiL.WALKER. ��������� ���������....a -..'. . Notice Is hereby friven tbat the first meetlDg.Of [Creditors of Samuel Walker, of Barkcrville, who tins been adjudged Bankrupt, having bcon held before ith<* Judge of the above Court on Thursday, tbe 8th iday ������f .* August"lasl^tliCTourtlias appointed a public 5ittib"^'to-be "held oit*the-,'Jlst'day or August instant, at th* Court House, Kichtield, at 11 o'clock in tbe forenoon, for tbe said Hutikrupt to pass bis last examination. Dated thla ISth August, AD. 1872. \ a&b JOSICPK PARK, aulT. Couatel fbr. tbo e^iid Petitionor. vxrs MyWlUMOT, .THE PIONKER EXPRESSMAN, ..%, W'llll/^BUN; A ipAILY STAOE EXPRESS Iroin Barkerville to Lightning Creek and back, leaving Hark<.*rvillo every morning and returning tho same day. The greatest attention paid to the comfort of Pas- seug&rjaand4-be,careofICreiglTt. . ,'--., ��������� ,.; . WHEREAS^ A^FiETITIO^iFO:^^ .-Cft lion. olt.;Bankr|iptcy ;#>eariugj da to the i lbtlij day of. Jtinej 18T2;i ltatliyboen. Uulv filed against JOSEPH-FOOTED ttlXO^;^ ���������PH'ty Mitlej Hqase, -Wllooe^Alexajidria'-Wagbn;Road,���������" in the ProVincejbr'British{Columbia,"Tracer; and>hai hav'mg������beehi declared a������Bankr\ipt|is hereby* required to surrenderJiimselfvjto jJia-|Honbr?.,Chief;, Justice; Begtiie, sitting in Bankruptcy;;on-thei2kt day of, S^pr toiubcr nexfcii at Tcnlo'cJock intho fdrehooh-precisely^ and ou the^l$tli;da;ylo^^p^mbisrifpr o'clock iuiii;:t-hpi ^re'no^jj/; precisely MOUTH, and: imalce;a lufl iaiscov|e'ry-1 his estate;ajxd; enect^ wh^^ credit aro to'come tb"Jprove their "tlebts-��������� and. lait "the{first sitiing to>chioose Assignees;18Bd:authe;last Bitting.tlie W^b'.yilr,yy 'AV'iNO-;' PXJRCHA,SEri THE ,r ABORTS uKbfcl from"Mr'^JllJ. Itbbe'rt'Ron,"bV'gsi to" Inform any oi, ;us:&nt!Cts;������ar.e.not top; same b ut to {Cl������aa.{ & Toolej, the O/flci a I Assignee, whom tbesOo������ft has appointfedr J" ������; Js<y^; y :������������������; ~: lXT'^ie^*i'V^":Ti:^ . ,,' ^ ''';.-.-',;.:. i^^ ;i ���������j'jOfllcialiAssignee. ;, 1 Victor^/ 13th" Augusit, 1872;--' -l - * ' ��������� - - aul7'Ira ,v 17V. Re ADAM PrHEFLEY, deceasedi Will ^s^naf beiurnishe������ wu"h{tha beti U������{ MarkH afforda.' U:;. Is jrcjl; Btocke'di|wHh Splrlt*i 1 Ales;{%ino8 ind'Cigari.i 'r'.y.-i<".{ ������* ��������� ���������," ''"tf'!i'Y ty,h- j. ��������� ������5 * >)������������������������������������ '.'. '' ';T,:.>^>S\ y>y,..ta *������������������������������������������������������. XzMX AreHcom%tab.!y ..nirnMbed^^and avlarge additloa I* ibbnuinber oi'i'odin^'is now liieiug made.': " *-; >:i ���������nyrpiyy ^^x^^aylyyxM *yXuiti y^ri EXPRESS ENVELOPES, 12ia. EACH, May bii had at 'tho Brewrry, Barfcprvino ; bard's and Henry Morgan's, Van winkle ; j McDermoit, Stanley. at Und- and of B. aulT *ion is politics, or whose ambition may be .poh ttcal <l ts tin ctio n, 8 bou 1A be^eicht dei fro m r^greseniia^, hjs eona;QtuencyAn both Houses, provided the tree and independent elecfeora >Of������lbe dw^ict' clip ose -tp eonfor apoc him Xfet \ '**" ^ *' 'fec^.' aiBffy"cofilfitue^(^������| Dissolution of Partnership NOTICK^IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ^���������the'Paftnersbip heretofore existing between.tho undersigned as TJlacksuiUbs has this day been dis- solved by mutual consent.-;.-~ .���������-���������-���������>- , - ���������- All accounts due to the Firm must be paid on or before the 15th September next to W B. Cameron/ or legal,proceedings will be instituted for thek';i������hov> erysiuXXyy-y'-i i ' yXU'uu -yy.-.-- XXX ������������������ - W. B. CAMERONv '���������-��������� " JAMES AMM. - Barkerville, August6. 1872, \ yV- Are tho,best in.the upper,country,- land, will alwayj h(v'wVl:l Supplied wltlr^y'andi���������raln;{\{^\ ., ju^V Ai the rate MrHetley'sFarm;' ,..is.;.-? Vfcflfri The above lwisiness wilLin future ;bo carried-on by "W. B. CAMfiiUW in his.own name, who will keep constantly on hand a largo supply of all kinds of All kinds of ������^flHctiofi. "ha terms, a^Um^y^ y y��������� Horses, Young Stock, Crops, &a At the flame time, by order of the Court, will be sold the intereafcx>l Mrildieyin the Farm aud Lands occupied by him. ,-. ������������������;���������;..':,. ��������� JQEN SAUL, ] A OGURT Oi^HEVISION will be boldly >h������ jtX Registrar 'of Voters at tbo i unilerm������entidne<i places- in. the respective Polling,Divisions, of vth* .Cariboo District on' the days herein publishcdj vli.'f" .T LIGHTNING CREKK^-At Mr Xmcmanl's galoort, on Saturday, K)th August, at half-past Eloviu*. ���������-.. ftfiU.:. .-y.Vy.v {;.'���������. ,.-' ..-iu.-: ���������'��������� .���������; ���������.���������:���������:V/.' X:'X 'X' vTiLLlAKS LAX"ffi--At. afr A. Sv Batea', on Tuesday, 13th August", at One, p: in/ ' ' 3. QUESNELAIOLTH^-At Mr Barlow's Store, on FfI- ; day, 10th:August, on arrival of tho steamer, V 4. BARKBRVilLIiE���������At' Rlcliflehi Court House,: on Monday, thC/lOth August, at Eleyen, a, m, ���������,...,. ������ KEITHLEY CRBEK���������At; Mr. Smith's Store, Har- vcy Crue'k, un Wonday, 26th iAugust, at Twelve o'clock,-noon. ' ���������:, .": :- t ��������� ; '������������������ H. W. BALL, Registrar of Cariboo District. Eichfield,; July 10th, 1872; Ju2Q4t. m SUUyEYS AND PLANS BXBCUTJJD , Oh reasonable terms. ! u m* Ordera left at Mr Kelly?s, Barkeryjjj������ will t^ attend^ to! '"." y^._ wtf$������i:. HBl1' mm M I ii I'I' THE CMIBOO SEmKEL 'Bi .������*. SATDRDA YyAUGUST 17. 187! .'; yx- :xj 1 (BIRTH;- Z'Z'ZZx At Lake la Hache, on tbe 5th of August, the wife of Mr Patrick Gannon, of a son. ,. DIED. .;xi-: At Summerstowav Glengarry^on Wednesday, 12tb J une,\1.872, of, consumption. Robert, fifth sori of theVlate i David Summers, Esq., e-geAtyyetit** y "}\ ;��������� Zy'^P^' " MINING tSTBELIGBMBE, WlCJCUMStCKBEK; The Cornish ;V(co.; finished washing up on Monday last, haying washed.iipJ5 oz. on that ���������day.S This company is now" wail irtg for water to commence ''piping.^Thei McLaughlin 1 co. washed up^^11 02. last Saturday, and are also waking for water.r^Tbe Fluine' col washed up 70 ok. last week:--Tfie'Ca'sicet bo'; continues washtn g up from 5 to Coz. daily, .two men working.���������The Bradley-Nicholson washed up 42 oz. kast-weelp; they -bad 15J oi. from two pans df dirt.���������The;W>11 Mary;Anue co. took out 180 oz. for the week ending on 'Sunday last.���������The Ballarat co. washed Up upwards of <I0 oz. last week. Tbe Forest.Rose co. are unable to workvtOradvan4age,m of the scarcifylbf water.''%e Cariboo;co. paid expenses last week. yylxuu 8T OCT gulch. ���������; ';C! Tne "Stout gulch co;%asbed up 37 oz^last' week./ :i: ^..iVixii v'Li X^f^\y.X.y ' ���������' coxkun'gclcu. Z'-'yZd The Ericson co. ba^ve ^oranleled^ their n������l fromByillmins!cfei^ afJdlwUt'be^t in the, diggings next week. OMINECA NEWS. Mr W. F. Herre arrived on Wednesday evening, the 14th inst., from Omineca, being il days on"tbe road,������������������ having been- compelled to lay over nine days at Fort St. James, Stewart's Lake, by illnese. Mr Herre came down in one of tbo Hudson Bay Company's boats tb the mouth of Quesnel. arriving at the latter place on Saturday, tbe 10th inst. * The trail to Stewards lake was much, encumbered 7 .with' 1 fallen timber���������sonte'fia! (f- d ozeh men rep ai ri ng i ti At t he tim e Mr H er- re left business was dull and matters looked rather gloomy, but there/was a good chance of the mines turning out all right. Provisions and goods of all descriptions were cheap, there being much opposition In trade."Freight from Quesnel had varied from 10c to 20c��������� Theterwere about 600 men in the.:whole.district"-''Smith ������& Sterling, Girod & Guicbon, Graham, and Jos. Cohen, are all doing a fair business.;,. Besides these there, are. about .15 oibej* tradera established*{in ihejinines,{who are all doing mora or less business. In general the miners are doing well, and any one with energy, arid who will, work, has a good chance of making money.' The daily returns from the mines average from S4 and $5 to $G0, $80 and- SlQOto the Band. vTlw ness of the mining 'season and (he previous high price of provisions have been ihe principal "obstructions which miners have; had to; conten A * wit h. "Th is is al i the more; felt'as ifo deep diggings, except those on Lost creek, have yet been discovered.. OriMaoson creek fewer rich claims have been discovered than on its tributaries. Black Jack gulch, Slate creek and Lost creek. . On.. y - ��������� ,^ ".������������������ *', . :��������� fun- work MKAtfOWsV BLiCK JACK GUf.CU ��������� Neil Cameron. John J. While & Co* are making from $30 to $50 per day. R, iHainil- ton and ��������� Emery and othersbave made, the same in the 'Selaim immediately below^ana Tho Laoe.A Kurt^cOvbaW:be������n repairing are now leaving for home satisfied'wiin what the boiler o^the engine, and a;������e now making |:tl)ey Dave made. Above these claims J. Ah- a chamber round the shaft at the place where ;bott ftn(1 ft'Lynch are not doiogso; well but the bedrock is llrst.struck, some 90 feet from \ho> plat form. By this means the water from tlie surface to the bedrock; will be caught be- t < ��������� re it. can ' descend Hot be> b dtJtotnot* the- shaft; and thus tlie work of puniptngjt;wili be con- mdtu'Mbiy .lessened. V.r -: - v .*���������": v "���������' t*.7fFttBxca^aKEK;;'-' u X yXZ-y 'X! ��������� - '. - 'f-<'. i ��������� *��������� ��������� <. i>..'..' '.��������� ��������� ..������������������������������������ The Arribhitje cb. find the strata* rising and the 'j.riii 'cations' of bed rock more favorable;��������� A new cVmipanyjias taken up the , old North American ground. ' 'l"X ". The Discovery co. is obtaining, small pay* *n 1! ;the Two Sisters ;is putting in elevators and will, be at work in the diggings next week. "'���������-������������������ '":'j'.--..���������/.��������� -xx:'���������.. :-.-: ;-��������� . :The Point;co. is.payiugexpenses, but can- not;work to ady^ntage; no water to work irmciiinery properly. For. the same reason ������l he Van wi 11 k 10 co. has been drow tied ont.��������� Th������* Vancouver co..pump is on the way up, and the, Victoria co. one is being cast in Victoria, as is also"tin* caiie.with tbe ono for the Eleven of England. TlieCtark co. are again in the diggings; which are looking favorable. Tbe Gladstone expect to be at work in the diggings in ahotber week. The Water Lily haye.commericed work. The Eleven rf Eogr land co. are running a small drive ahead to drain the water from the face.'The dirt taken out from the drain pays expenses. The Light- mug co. washed up between SO and 40 oz. last week, aud the South'Wales co. 47 oz. tf ARVIB^ CRBKK; The Perseverance.00V have'completed their flame, and have been -fixing up dump-box, fiump-house, &e. * Ave a1)out to commence washing the Sirt.���������The New{Dominion co. are down with iheir BhaffcaboDt^Sfeet, and have not as yet struck bedrock,which they daily ���������expect 16 find.���������The Manitoba co. are driving ahead, find prospects, and' have commenced to wash.���������-The Cummings co. have completed their shaft, and are preparing to drift out.��������� The Minnehaha co. washed up 136 oz. tbe week before last, 70.oz. last week, and 35 oz. on Monday for one 8bift.r-The Foster co. are building machinery and preparing to sink. are taking out pay. Below these several companies taking out pay. there Ou are MAXSOX CKKKK The Weather.���������The weather for some -weeks past has been exceedingly dry, though not on the whole too warm. The effect has been in some respects rather disagreeable, for ,most of the springs ia the neighborhood of Barkerville have dried up, and water has be- .-como a scarce article. Fires hav-e also been ragiug in the. neighboring mountains. In fact, everything is favorable to the destructive ^progress of a conflagration. Under these circumstances it woald be well if every one '<w������re a liltle more circumspect than usual in regard to fire, in order that any such calamity ������������������*������' that which^dcfla^id..']l^;A*or j*ears sigp ���������..^duM'be'avoi.deii.v;...',. {.,V:.,.V ...'{���������:. ��������������������������� the Discovery.Flat is not turning, out as well as expected, with the exception of Peterson's claim, which pays yeryirich, R. Clark, Chaa. Jones, Mose Barber i and {in any other Cariboo- it������f8, are working on this flat. James Orr. who is working in the .immediate vicinity, is obtaining good prospects.v" Two miles below Howelltown Harper, Tom McDougail, and seven or eight more men working in two companies are obtaining good pay-r-from $12 to $15 and $20 a day to the hand. V.' 03: xZ: ^*L09T .CRICEK,: Z x .": . Z. is considered the richest in thc district. Tho Discovery* co, (coosislinir of James Carson, George Fairbrother, Griffiths, aud four or five other Caribooltes) is considered to be the best claim in Omineca. The shaft is between 60 and -70 feet deep, and - the company is taking out big pay. Above the Discovery, .Joe Irvine. Williscratt, Ward arid others have made money, but they are now afraid that the pay is running out."*PhiUip Starr and partners are located below the Discovery, and consider their claims good. On.;'-. SI*ATE CHEEK, between Germansen and Manson creeks, the best pay baa been found on the banks 12 on 15 feet high, ranging from $8 to $60 and $80 per day to the hand. The population of these creeks, so far as mentioned, may be rated at from 400.to 450 men,,. .���������. _ : OEltMAXSKN* CREEK. This creek is very dull at present. Several claims wUch paid well in spring have ceased to pay since high water, l>i\t it is expected they will again pay well in the fall. Doc. Holloway, George Kenny, Jas:* Welch, Felix, and many others well known here, are on this creek, and have claims tbat are more or less good. There are about 150 men on this creek.' On the. whole the Cariboo men are doing well, but curse and growl considerablyat the roughness and hardness of tho climate and country generally. Mr Herro had a good opportunity of judging of the country, having, gone over it in every direction during the present season, and it is his opinion tbat It will yet turn out to be a rich mining camp. MINING RECORDS. , LAKE. GULCH.,., ., / ... July 16���������Colorado coi-r-Recordedin favor off V. Jfahetta,.. Sol0mou _i Cadman, llees; J; Davis, Ed word. Blackwell, Jas. L. .McMillan, FrankForrjst, Peter Sangster,-Rod.Mc.Lean, John Robertson, and R.S.Brown, lOOO^t of ground on the west baok of Lake gulch, com men ci tig at the'lo^ver 1 i ne of tffe Ol A Do- minion co. aad running down stream 1000 ft.^. hill claims. ^To? be kiiowa aa the Colorado company,;. iZi'ZZZ* '. ������������������''' ���������'" '"' ':X-Z. July 17~Gbld Locket co.���������Recorded in favor of Frank Petriri, Oliver Darpentigny,' Frank Perez,- Charles' Vaillanconr,: Joseph Senay; ..Thomas��������� Bell, A* Jacqttema\idj,a*ud A. PendoIar8 hill claims on Lake gnlch*,ou weBt bank of Burns creeky.commencing at Colorado co. and running down stream,��������� froib itberice^ 800 feet to said creek, f To be known"������as > the Gold Locket cb. { July 22���������Watlable co-Recorded in favor- c*?.mMmorated ^^^^^fi^^ of S. Montgomery, John Blytbe, John. Topir ano, Joseph Graham aud A. Glendinning,-6 hill claims fronting on* Lake^ gul ch' and ex^ tending back from thence to'Burns creek*;* Sluice-Box Rodrerv.���������We regret to say that a sluice-box robbery was perpetrated on- Stout gulch in tbe Wintrip (Stout gulch Flume co.) claim on last Thursday night. The robbery took place while the man at work was at supper, between the hours of 12 p.m. and 1 o'clock a.m. One sluice-box was robbed, but it is of course impossible to say of what amount. . .,./;���������,... / The Express will be here early tlils raoror ing.. The. Rev. Mr Sail and wife, Mr F. Neu* feUer? and ilr MarcuB Wolfe &r,e pa?aenger*, fronting also the side lines of the " Discovery; and Perkins co.' To be known as the Walla-; biec'o.:. X'X "Z-'ZZ' 1 fyyuy^yyi ;. July 22--Tini Whifller co.���������Recorded :in favor of John Rustrick, 1 hill {claim on Lake gulch, adjoining the upper line^of tJie-Walia- bie eo., Irontiug;on the'Discoveiy -co*.' and ex- teriditfg back to Burns creek. {To'be.kpown as the Tim Whifller co.; (x'% ' > * July 22���������Never Sweat co.���������Hecbrdedin favor of James Mathers, Robt. Greig, George Duff, Fred. Mills, Alex. Swan;and GeoiMur- doch,six hill claims on Lake gulch, fronting on the side line of tho Old Donilriion co.-and adjoining the lower line of the Waliabie cd, extending back to. Burns cr'eek^>T6 be known as Hhe- Never SweaVcp;-*;': "v' *��������� % *��������� * ���������{" " ^ ������������������---���������- ; - . .. '%' '.'���������';. ..' C-'��������� ; J- ���������'.- . . T'.*'-"' I ' ., ��������� V. - \ -;��������� -'ibRO PINO CREEK, '-"iii'. X"'. XX: ������������������/ . July 19���������Recorded in favor of Ah Toong and Ah Tchinn, 2 hill claims on>vight bank o( creek,near an old cablnonsaidbreek."-' ' *������������������������������������ PETERS CREEK. .. . T -lT July 19���������Recorded in favor of TcbuvEing, Wong Yu, Soon Ting, aud Ab Fook, 4 creek claims; situate about 1000 feet tolowjunction of Bassford creek'with said Peters creeks * {yy;-; yyy ^:Kel30kVcreek: !���������* "*; "���������"'. '$���������(.X.jl jx\\y 20���������Recorded in favor of? S< Mont- gpmery^ fe TopiaiioVand E.Sopran,isf 2 claims of' 100 feet each, commencing 100 "feet above tbe dam. - .y_.>.-<- ^.\. - --..wif-i- uyy-yl . 1 Aug.- 6���������Recorded in favor1 of J. H. Ferry, thill claim on Nelson creek ; re:record. :v . '! LIGHTKINO CREEi:. '' ' ''"���������"'.. -. July 31���������turtle co.-^Reeorded in favor of J. McAUster, W. F.'Anderson. John Peebles. M. Sullivan, Lewis Kir.kpatrick,.F..NeufeJder, S.Gninbaum, 1 interest each ;, tWniyKennie, John Davis. G.Bickl^y, T. R.Pattullo, Joseph Hunter,' J-of 1 interest each in$the'Mnrtle cp;, consisting of 1200.feet, .lyir.c: between the West of, England co/s lower.line and .up^er line of International 66." * ?'"' " ""' * Z; *, ��������� .. i." . > ������������������ .' :���������*��������� .'CUXNINOHAM coeex.; ;' ���������:. ' " a ; . uyw .. * .��������� n. ���������; .:���������-.- ���������. ������������������:--. ' ������������������, v. ���������*���������* v- ������������������ ������ -/ July 22���������Yick Cum co,���������Recorded in favor of YickCnm, An Goon,. An Yon> and Ah Chin, 4 bench claims situate about Jmile above tbe canyon on "left side and above a high'rock on said creek. July 30���������Lord Dunerin co.���������Recorded in; favor of A. McAlindeu. James Allen, Thomas) McNeal, Sam: Pearce, Henry Woolcbc1c,H.; Bowdcn, Edwin Holloway, G, Li Shepherd, John Lumley. P. McCann, James Gillespie, arid Robt. McWha. if-creek claims, commencing at upper line of Keel co. and running up stream'1200 feet. " : CAT.IFORNTA CREEK. Augiifti' 6���������Water���������Recorded jo favor of the All1 Fob co. leave to divert 50 inches of water from a gulch flowing into California; creek, situated about half a mile above said' Ab Foo co.'s claims on California creek; point of diversion at head of said gulch, four or fivo miles from its mouth, water to be con- veved to Ah Foo co.fs claims partly by a ditch and partly by a natural course for mining purposes only, and not for sale.��������� Granted by Gold Commissioner for 5 years, subject to any existing rights on the gulch. ISLAND MOUNTAIN. -August 7��������� Wright-Lovelt "co.���������Recorded in favor of Jas. G. Wright, the whole of the 1 600 , Chinese; CiibKB]UTio"x.--Y'esterday afternoon oor (Jan to if neighbors had agrand celebration, in rear of. the "Chinese. Restaurant in tbejuppei port of Barkery ij)e^ An immense^ lot ott firecrackers were "set off" and;a col la-; ion inJ.the.Bhape of rpa������(t nig and other Galea/ tial delicacies, was spreao in,- the; open iir.y Di-urns were'b'eaten, gongs soilioded a^d cym* * bals - .clashed, j gemi flu si 0 ns .and prosjtrat iona Ad HbftuKi were1 indulged iri,.t.he air re^oimdedt with discordant noise and was permeated with tfi'e.sn^ell of sulphV^ The cause of all this excl femeh t was variously;^ scaled.:,1;Onegentlenjau stated.that; it .was,in* honor off] the-' marriage' of; the;; Chinese Emperor, riewe-of .{which" had just arrived.: :^An-*\ other;; person Twasl informed l-that. it; ,wae ias nino^o"? spme;<i{4i8jtinguished; Celestial, .th^; memory of whose valuable, existence....wasj Wright-Lovell quartz reef, consisting ot feel; rc-rocord. HAitviiv Crkkk Trail.���������A good trail, for which some money was lately subscribed by the Government and tho people of tbis place, is being made down the ridge from the Bald Mountain to the claims on Harvey creek. The travelling over tlie Bdld'ifountam is no,w Our own impression was thajthe Feast was in calebratiohVfJtho membry^of some great lu- min pxy, now dead; "tha t ihe ed ih lea ,vterQ. proyj.ded for, the purp6se;6r assi8Urig{',nim7bii; his ; "way ���������tp spme Parrfdise, wlferei flo,wer^ abounded jand Celestial V beau ties lustiriateilV That {the ,druis wejre; oeelteu, the cymb'air clashed and; the gongs sou^pded for the pur,-* pjose pf calling tbe m;agnate/s'-'"attention' to the;; ^umptuous:p|rovision;that had been made fyri!* His; assis l an ce iii an 0 tii er world, but that for! son^etreason unknown to iisj that distinguished i 0^ abi tan ti of the 8p jritrworld,������; not: ay aili ti������ ihims^lf of the kind iiivUation^bf his frfends oS earth; theyi {consideredr they:; bad {performed:: their'; duty,;^'and accordingly took advantage of the same: fedst which, they h ad p ro v id ed lor, their Jriendiu" the other, world, ia {pfploh^" |thoir>)wn;li(e{iii this/:;!;: ZZx ���������' xZyulr}^ i THBAtuiCAT, PisnpoRKAKCE.���������On Saturday^: |evening lasttho{���������������fib6q^ Amateur ;Dramatic -��������� j Association gave Z a ������������������'; performance., :v������tr th e { jTheatre Royali Ba'rkerylile. i$ho play; chosen* !was{ that, highly ^popular and very amusing" : one of " To Pari3,aDd*back for Five Poun^s.^^ ; The1 house was.well filled by tan appreciative^ ..���������; audience, and the ^^perfprmance- evevything-; that^,could be desired. ;;The parts were ?welj 8ustained.%o,ughout, and the.prmcipaljChajc*; acters,^^^ Samuel ,Snc^lo^i:aiid-:{ViMt;;'^h'^ "Mftrkhamtf? were uneommoniy well person^ ated {by Mr Gomar Johns and; Mr loB^isher. ��������� The other gentJeinen, who,performefmqretof ;> less subordinate{parts were decidedly abovo the usual mark.^^ Florence Wileonf;38 V.Mlfi* Fanny Spriggins^/ialso exhibited her usual appreciatiofi of character. "Tbe. Flying Trapeze'/'was-well sung by Mr Thomas^Harding, and richly deservod.the:encore which hit .-received. ^jI; cannot sing the old; songs/'.-waa rendered ���������with; much good Usto^and feeling by MrGomav Johns, who in this and two ,e������- cor.e'songs showed- that be merited the publip commendation, v Mr> Hudson's :So������g;and&$ ��������� eucpre were aisp;well ieceiyeo\ ;and rron1; tlie- whole tbe enteriainmeht'was quji'e a,siipcess, and well deserved; the ap plan se it received; ^ Bakxare's Bxtress arrived from hejow on Saturday;morningj 10th ipst^.between 4 and- i; 5, oxl(^kn^," bringing and the following passengers :^-Messrs. Jas. 131a:clc and A.( McLardy, to Cook's Ferry'.;"'tflii'-'"i, ���������Rev/fMr antf Mrs Halt ^ and MrSadotixV'lb Soda Creek 5 and Mr Hitchcock to Bar'kep- ville.,��������� The Poyrp Express left on Sunday, 'ilili fosiyat^^alinvcarrying a mail; an express, and one ^passenger, James Athm,' fdr :Yale.' Z/:! -X ' Z' Z'l'y'i '"' ['XuZ 9BMSEM qpHS UNDERSIGNED HAS - RECEnfEp 1 in������tru<;.tli>ns to oder lo Loan on GockI Socnrliy V few Thousand hilars, in Kuras to kviu tlio .ipplicunw ... .. AUuX. E. B. DAVlE,-8ulicimr. ��������� Barkerville, August 9,1872. aulO Jm CW P DR. CHIPP received by last Express some which-can be relied on. Persona who have not been Vaccinated tor some time should take advantage of this opportunity, in cotisfqiienc^ of the reported prevalence ol Small Pox in tho lower country. /*��������� Teetli Extracted and IparefiillyvFilled. , ;: :, good; . a% ;/tw Prescriplions and Famny;Rcclp^ cumtely preparcii. "��������� x*���������'���������*";" ^ I' ������nyl we-. rZ Mim) JflTE-im Witey {, 'iiy'fehhealtHV;fthn&, *ffowitfgr%dw ktaph'oi; ihe tooptftfiK *is-Que ���������.& Im per lec{t sanitary ai;r ��������� ������t������r fc iu ; - ^y ' h -' ,, ^* < ������ u ^ ���������e-i'f������������; iran^entonfa, ��������� r >?... ... yy yy,y,.,^ r yy.*y.s yi,, J"#tu3?������n 18^ New Tort :vaK2SlSi per lt)00, wbHe in St. Louisit^aa *nly'2V3r:and"In Baltimore 25.55. ,Ewb Isew, ;<^laas^^^ ;������j/iu-^^^ y^5;i.������J ������*---;- ..., = ,.>,",..''>��������� , i -.,.,."-. -r,:y ,,,-���������*������., ���������" .Y������ ;>i V f.!.?'.*jr*i 4 We ^e tth"9 ftl Jcwfag t^e^/comnne'i^y ^he)^e^:{yoikBpard;of &������itb,\aiid.ae,t U,telf its* own \;���������c ifThVonly;,Canadian clt-y/givcn ^j'oVs^^fA-gbtruliy������high^ira&~la fact< the {iffipsi^ ieSGELDA^EOt)^. Beioiftij"^ 1 at' 4!u$iW, '1^72 ly ��������� fa'fr'tfe* Jca il i rr������* fo r le iters' jniiheifol lowing J^t^ll^fcafee: asfefor -iAd-������ \.Ter'tis"eMetf6������s'^l Z "XI������������������ ������>WX ��������� WmwZ; xyy Ui U.iJ-vU.- M-V.-v:'*-1'^" :|omb;jy , ,8lW ., j8 ,1,8.2. jEdinburgh,, r ��������� yy,yytyy.,������ c* ';������������������? y". Xnde^rsoniHobert<xj ;>SloripU?; John p iBrodie^jQb'n'Wj^'^v* ;>NcArtbur..D.l .lv: Jj^erSWiiUanii' ^-^oM^li^di^honiai^ Barry Wra.P. Dtaiike^pba^Oi .<>"> CJoby^raueea (S>- CJo'Jemnn R11'*-)>, ,u������.- Cummiags A^laa M OhideUiGw^e-^, D arroch 'Don aid*;** 1 JJlspUriBftniel;;, yd:- jljo^heiipen'iy, k '^, f DoAexo 0 Ddwliiitf SAr^r^U ^m^V^yyyl fc(&tm&M>Ai '^'Wcad\V ' /������������������--���������: .^arCentJUbuiSL' ��������� Itqffa'ttJohn'! :/ / McDonald.,John' ��������� ', McKiunon^Joht^ ^ aMcKe^lDon{ald(v,l - { y Ni$Kpl?TtWitt i;?? -|(> ;{ir?hftirtHenny ->^; f Prgu^c^jftag^i^ Pellow^ill^iUi^ v(Eritchard Rbbfe: v R,������ntpn Jiohn^Sr^, I'iRqwo-Samuel^fcvViL l?]eicbeiufei3ueana!a.^Qt'pa;c{l\ani'Wni (3), Hipd^'honiasV^ ;������.tp^o^John^ZZi Hai;e ,0,1 iyer. 'a , , *\, Sanflers, Jpbn, ,< ^, jHqfriArWj������w 4itV.^i tSraith K^'t������|C^;i. . Ilumphriee John Sullivan J D iJ{jhrasvAA}^: .m r Schiibert]!! r; &effrv,ifc.Mm8-, , ,1 ''.Steel JI, . ;Jenk-in{"3;\Vm^J^XX, . Slfym Wm i;0'3s*: y-ojumsson. S; >y. teoj|#jJ)a^i^Vi>7"' jKirwiu P (2) ��������� |KnI^h.tv.H,eiir^, {Leslie;.John ,?. iliumbert/p/:. .,. . ���������Lanjrd'on "jVf-,^-:y itie^li^Qhfiv^iXi <t^'6<?JHjas Ed.*y<J!;; ,.* - U;homas-E^njammj " Wood-4x012 <(2) ,; ..^Jfrilson-Jas,. v/, j' JVialma! ?:,Chas{'%' . r^ar<lg,B;|H,r;x^;. t. fWillif|ms John#il! - :,Yiou^.g,0^.!rMsdI ) :������i.y N; i yy ul 'fOHN������^OWRGNyiPostMa'steriJ , ^ %XfTfe:^'-^A ^fiOfe^T HAifiirAt DlSA^f 2feM "*H\V 'h\)di"hii "iachihf-ikxvv^eni abeideni oW'tlia'^ew -Jersey- Rail fdad^^ Vela ted ?���������-0"rf fcoWfalri'wern n XX.uX^j nohlnAuA auJ i?s iij=^*jyihcd.^tnur 5 Tbe'i/ollc^^iV*- fiim&Ms wisre 'niarried'; in"T)'^nmarklb'ut 'a' rrio.tftli^ag^; ^ '>'X 1 -> * V jj ' . 1 j r ; sfenrf 'Mir^Vl s 111 ig1 ASr^w i c fe' "^3R ��������� t li e 1 r5'' br IJ ft 1 ��������� ibur:{ Sini^enlyVame'the crn'sh? and'ni rui ^ig95sS^rd|^Sn4'?iWS ^2 l?^^f |Bin friJ ii red $$cgah - 'se dfe h in g-������* foY' h iS&timAe:^ <Mth^yiyix 3ii3i ^^iiypch'HWrfs fonjid^uncopl ;S8fdiiS:{iW Wma was'DS'clearilyj fievere'd'frbm'i'tbe ^trunl^ -cH" th* on g hi tj:h ad-f b een ^ am put ale d; A:i Sh e t was ?nied? aslai dep 0 fe, w he re^ecormn^ cbhscio us������ *ne^s/.sbo**������nffew!d\t!nieMelyiifdurlilg the^re> ^aain'd^^of >tbe ^nigbt. iMeantvhife Jtn'O^lma*- ^Sna^be(hougl*tthat'6n;^ 1 -t^iSalii; metn^er-mas their dian^di^eddtiig' /Jr1h^^ltiea^ilpa*sly*i^ wa&?!6t&rtlyf ������pro^ 1 'jftlkinied iind fle6/rch*{ fastitutj^ ' ;.\oue:-,pf ;tte-1^m^iiw^wgB1 gee^Ueqi ^tipg{t 0 ] t}tQ g tl F'U! ���������eeorete bomething iindei;Ms-coat..^When^this;w.r'?u n| j>j, ��������������������������� ti&fi tore, ��������� llffiilil^ilillg" hM.''yyy--^'yy-yyyyy.yyy:^,yxyiyy and cGn^lete^assoiFt-, m������Mt-;^-':efer������tliiii^i tip;;:{tyaia^!;i?i^4pii^������f and!t3rh%|^{i^{Mi^^ ajii: 4^Fadei?s?j'#i���������? :kil* fjaini;^^ MlSCEtlJANBOtJS;': an������i " . j , ,.'y 'i^^r^A^-i-i^H^ y : y: ��������� ���������'.:���������.������������������ *.��������� 1 ���������;*'-.,-^Bi,;.!'!v;^ ������������������*/;*?;;v>-;ir-������������������*^:-Y*> 'i-^>s.<i ;���������;-���������;.��������� .y.;y''y:.^.y;'v.'----;:. y-:: ;-y .^yyy yy yyr.yy'y.yy^;y'^-:i.U'",y.- yX:i'p;. iiiIlili;:;;oil;!^Gi ' ^^^'P<iln&k0fro^ ,r'?Hr f ���������v^yjnm'ri. itfi^; wi*t^*r-. yum uwyu,4nU j.- rfyi'iX ;.'Wv f.-y( Tne}>t^de^Igh1^3)e^^'i ���������i ,;;. i'-'i^f?;:^of^"Ca-nb'b'or^uaf!i;eLis Zlnv'x .ZZ: jf'^'i..y -; ?y\y ��������� - "���������- "y ���������,*���������.'��������� .'"'-'.:-' -������������������... -.-..y ������������������..,- Z^M^m^A^Z^-.^.r-t,-.... 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Xyy yym^iiyyyxy 1 XyX^yXm^^x-'^yyu mm. m im cj^ni^n'^f m^VS if^rt^^Y vyw$xiy:.&( '/iii.Xij yyyy'. ,������ f **������������***.# V *������Mf**" ym'-mfiy^w. ��������� 0>? .-M-'+.-JakwJ.t*!-^ j,^-.vi {^CAiiliBOiB-NIAit a;^.ii;fl-'3,i yip % iMm* raw? *?������^rt>.^dffiift>r"A'ij^.*cb'i^^ *>. 0Ri-r^H: n Wo^M^mMMM'yW^ yeyed ,to.,--Ne warkvwhere. s be, w^irl re,m aiat until -. ^he*!^- iiifficlentlp?;, .^ecbye|ei '-^|ssuBiel.tbef '���������i^o^fs^R-'-^sy'.^hrTy������������r-flH%X,J:l , 'itV'iielx' Xfdy ' ��������� .'Xipr il<ynv���������^ ^shibijaon of^.pictures,lp^ tl^e^ehar^^ of 4he If rench Cuirassiers al Worth. A colonel lit %*3?$ay9i a^ -���������^lishingj- :bla{^cane and{.CT^ip^ :>tl Kpi'yrard!] {^hai^ii^^fln.d^ilisM^ lie was nt ad, arid ha3 be eri so s 1 n co b is t wo| ^(^pnlylBpns -w^ef e^killedSt^ Gratiot tev^?' I ���������{0v^^(^tW'iPkAxi^JcBTidKEjs stated to.be' ������rf������Hiit*e 1 n-a-pec u plary pom t--o*Mie^r7fjtli���������Hl#'! {^cl^noy^^ein^'a^ It seesns to, hayof been* pi tpgether to^ h\g a' ^conc'orn.; j ''i? tit'tuft h'tipe 13- exjires^eS '..ihat (be Vest 0 f the co un bry, in view or* I ts { ri ai io n afi ������c))araeter, IwiT^^t^lSw-al^JMiloss to fail or* "Boston aloiip.,.{'I "' ..| {; *15������2; ipi^^irisprc, of {"palermp;^ stntsounces ih^;p4{iho ������&h^ 5vas I ^ete.tr^^dia t^Oli-igen ti .between; thp/Rav-; Can cri <k 1! n. of fi������at io\vi Kt.a'R d -��������� M dl I e j ��������� Eosl n a No to i sipi e of nio raIt ly an A cotirag e .feid &oyvny,v?hlch it ^aavbp^ed.^ould^be ex?- &emye\y'Xo\)j)i\ih'iL "������������������' . 't Z. Z-'-X Z"'y"-'-- i ���������111 ���������������o.s ir ^^^ft^flie/lsj; ofeJuly, GoooXfi^ni^a ;dsi3LTi#i���������������(ii;-{jpfic&prdinipvt'o tdrji'erev-:qo; ;all?iOPtside f(^reefc> u^y'' >yiki->Sf'r XX ,y-> - "A' wUX, MymdM^y Hurnfr. W.i BINDHAKD..., .tiiV^^Tfinlde^une^/lSJS. u \.,.%i ������Jt .= ,j* :GG1jIHSSK)M-, r;STOi^p, AND ;apii5tf; gpney; ';JA!^E8;;{WlGKHAM^ {' "* '���������'' "j :���������'"���������'.''; Bjirlcerville". : ������; il xiMBwmwy^x y ��������� <" '���������-:';'������������������'"'.������������������'���������'.-���������." ���������-������������������'>.'-?.. ::, i..*:.-*,-y'. ��������� ���������,.-; * > >������������������ ��������� ������������������������������������ ���������-...? ~- ������������������ -. ���������"-ia*fi-^: .~i*i'''*t:iiyiyiyuyy~i,yyyy,'r.-yy'jv?*^*y-*~y:'_}yf^'yYyY*v*v.j yx. i':! i f/iK it fine ;seiectionJ{of ���������' * -1'?" ='*,/'' :;.s "Ladies' BG)������TS^ SH0SS ,{{' '{ . ,,,:{{Aj'fine,.assortment of ,0-t v //'% . ^ ' ��������� M - ������ '; '4^ ��������� "U f* .*, 'Y Y,li,i fi IlKii' SeJitBaeE^^^iarti^^jB^d iy.r'iBialiioi^o^^ ^Jasj^Call^ Goods will be sold ViSllY tJIlE^ for Cash. fiiak������ B^kex^i^/May: J7i ������d^5 ;���������.) *r���������. ;Waraensacv CX "P E3*tS0I?S 1! v '��������� 1 j sr AVi i;b I a J h.6 prcc j nets ��������� of r I h c ���������iToW n Ut Bar.e'erv ilie "are'������rc^[dus Wd by " tliii l-'ire :dens^tCv:,;r^ ,: f- ;.;;y- . :.,-. ';?isv X ''������������������ ���������' ".���������: r' :;'y ;! ��������� xiy^mw^mMlwMy rird-alB^ tq-clertr aygLy,the^TXT,andotber,!corabustd- bjfi matter from tbe roof in. tho neigbbojrliood of the :pipe.;; u..y..u.x.: :y.u uy yyy ��������� ..: u.-y.-yyui iJpffkoxviJU^AstfiJlT, 1372. . ap������ Ah ff !G��������� ao.l* JDel i vc ry [a iiA of Nis 1 Ki Pes' wi! 1 ii c held a^e'acu of the uuderiPentib|ied pjiices as fbllpAVSi:,/. ..;'.'/;... '" 'AZ Yv ���������'-;;.:';��������� l-(';-'Y-' Jm {{..{{.i { Y v ��������� .{- ; ^Ne^^ i r{, ';' YajPi ^op(l.ay,;6th Mayv - :; -y.;K, Z ��������� ,:,;..!��������� ��������� {, . JjyUon, .Thurs(3ay,,9th;?,f(iy������ .= ,Pij. :-.-lV���������'];.,v: Oitnton"/T'ltcsiltiy? l^hHay. ..." finoBheU^Sairirday. 25ih May. -,. ./. . ,-t '^'"-���������IsfclVfrt'fA;:S*ii������VayJ*Cl"tti*^niicL" i'';.' '"*"' , "-y iMcliiit*W. 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1872-08-17 |
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_1872_08_17 |
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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 | 92d57340-d0e1-4d4f-be92-1aab83d4cd02 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170419 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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