AJ f o.-Horseg. eap., ant in ���������: is JONS. J".: ;ors. at. the hd.;Beaite.fe;i P*Wic. Dii.; M isivunibujt \ ^.^"niilcj,: 'Uions lostiit lay & Grain; I regularlv fori N'OPiTHS I spacious and r cleniiHneavj the Tailed scStabllii^j UyonhatiiJ, >ors, .-"���������-"��������� ���������'* .... rcnelmouM p bcdnxmaj very'acojm^ bed villi all? is well sup. ;i 'Cgnrs; good CHEAI^i as been ���������������.** will., jnate* purtofecev;- mriC: of lljjs ^,JAA: ry bei?t of^ ������fattkrS hechar#3, Ime's, , :ifAar,--������<: irictow. 31 B Housf, ��������� proparcii: D MEALS ���������rAU*: rliCtWCCD leKoutc^l heibesteT: tter,iJilt:;:^a������ wLAU:{ Vol. 4, Barkerville, Williams Greek, B.C.,.Monday, July 1,; 1867. 17. THE CENTURY PLANT.. The -'{.Century Plant," as it .is called, is the IAgave Americana of -the botanists; ..A con- feiderabie attention is*'being called to this jlant, at the present time, from the fact that ���������ihe of these'extraordinary specimens -of the ' Loral kingdom is now about to (flower in the. fgarden of Mr. G. C. Potter, of OaKland. The Agave has a short cylindrical stem, [terminating-* in a cifoular cluster of sharp jointed leaves, some -of which continue'on i"the stem fpr ni any years. It bekmgs to'the. lorder AmaTylladaceoe, um.6. is popularly -sap-; Ipbsed to fiewer but ones in a hundred years! fTfaefactis that its -offorescenee varies accord-' |ing to <the climate to which it is subjected;: fWhen grown 'under most favorable circum-' Stances, in its native diraiito, it comes to famrity-atid-fi ow&fsinvt^ |waries as above, from ten to severity years, land it is.altogether probable that when raised fin,a cold climate, and its maturity skilfully Retarded, It might be kept from floworing.and. ^at the same time vigorous for a century. i'iJust^efore flowering, this wonderful plant senSsup a stem, often 46 feet /high, which mts out enormous branches, ibrming'a cyihv 'drical pyramid of great beauty and symme^ Jiryv/each crowned with a cluster o-f greenish. fyellow flowers, which "sometimes continue in b I opm for several mo nths. The gro w th of |this; central. stem from abofly which has beep; joVlong torpid is one of the most wonderful jfitWbotanical phenomena., Jn the plant in |3rfe. Potters garden, some sixteen������ years ago,' fa large buQ or shoot was observed ris?ing.from.| ftlie^centre of tbe plant. In eight days this ���������^ibqbt. had 'grown seven feet-^durinsr one feriod of twenty-four hours it grew inches 1 The p r e vui li ng co Id weather ijas fco%ably rendered the growth of this Sotter. itepi much slower than it would otherwise!} iave been, "sftth ough it has. ��������� aow reach ed \ a lei^trtof libeut seventeen feet. - It /will The American Journal of Mining gives the following as the reason why certain shooting sta-rs ��������� didn't appear when expected : When the mololygistric temperature of the - horizon Is such as to clorictse the imperient' indentation of the hemisphere analogy, the.cohesion of the borax curbistus becomes, surcharged with irffihitestmals, which are thereby virtually deprived of their fissurial disquisitions. This effected, a rapid change is produced in the thorampuraber, of the gympasticastas po- leriuni, which causes a convacular in the hexagonal an tipathes df the terrustrium aquaver- sula. Clouds then become a mass of deodoto mized specula of ceremovular light, which can -only be seen when it is visible. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. McPherson, T C H fVI A KER yA'6- ���������������������������-:"' ��������� .���������and-^ ���������*" XT E. ^HbI)GENS, OLD STAND;; Barkenriile, list May, 1867. . 1-s, I Goods sold on Commission. Office, The Apple.���������Gribson, the sculptor, describ- .e&l-Quaen^jZtetoiia,^ even deigned to laugh heartily at some'of his stories. One day he.sa'id to ber,���������' A4t Madam, I was born a thief." : "A thief, Mr. Gibson?" \ ': " Tes madam ; for when a 'child I stole an apple from the stall of an old woman with a wooden leg,. Mother found it out, toolc me back to the old lyorhan..and begged her ho liieat me with her crutch, which she did lustily ii;never stote.any more,?' ���������'-"'' ��������� - 'JAhl^ replied her.majesty, " a great deal of sorrow was brought into ,*the world by the applet . ' _' . ���������- //:'.. ��������� . ��������� F. V. LEE, .-������������������ Auctioneer, Collector, MINING AGENT. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. QUESNELMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS. KichfiuM.- B-S .-.V^A-W*. NEW THE UNOERSIGNEB have commenced in the above "business next door to MundorlTg stable, Barker vflle," and solicit a share of pablic patronage. ��������� CAST IRON STOVES ; Al way 8 on hand. * ISTewl Work and Jobbing 'Done:at reasonable rates. ' 'An old Irish actor of the name of Barry, Was rather <too fond of whisky punch ; one liigiat ivhon he came rolling on.to the stage, a yelce^from the gallery called out, f* Barry, you tief o? the wurld ! how many tumblers 6' thirteen ^W11 did yer hUve to-night ?" ;To c : ^hi-p*hi3ai;ry,^lp^ing..iipi"wil;b a scornful leer, replled..:'.���������; ��������� None, ye blacUguai*^!, at yomr ex- pecse:i?viV;,:;.^:;'_:.; A':AAAA r/'A'r .. ':������������������'. >?��������� - m Peiev^ti ia.vora'ble circa instances. And. the penod lits,continuance in bloom is dependent upon; same ^circumstances/ It will' not bloom. until it stops growing. It5s exceedingly, in-' |teres:tiing to watch from day to day the ascent >f this rfionil column. Mr. Potter has gener-. insly thrown opeuhis gardens to the public for the benefit of a committee o-f ladies who. |4ire (raising funds in -behalf of the Oakland pGoitgrcgational Chnrch. The Agave A*uencaria is a native of the ������nter-tropical regions of America ; but It 'has' een natural feed in Spain. Sicily and the arbary States. It never blooms but <*ace; mtlike many ephemeral insects, the whole jolJice of its fife appears to be devoted to (jhe ole end of the reproduction of its species ; Ms done���������Its flowering having been accom- lished and its eeed -brought to perfection4 dies, and,-like the fabled ThiKnix, never ives to look upon its successor.���������M..& S.Brcss forethought I ^^* Our Teams run regularly between Vale and Cariboo and all orders in our. line of business'Carefully attended to, ' 1-s ��������� f E. PEARSON & BROS. FARE REDUCED T BARNARD'S STAGES WILL LEAVE YALE. EVERY MO NDAY, ���������With H. M. xr.iils, Express and .Passengers/ for Lytton, Clintdn,xSoda Creek, Quesnelle and Barkerville, with branches to Savana's Ferry and LiU<K>et, i; Barnard?* Express carri������������s Letters, Treasure, Valuables,- am Express Flight; to Big Bend,- -Cariboo and way stations. " , . ���������". -QUESNELMOUTH, ' ,��������� BROW & GILLIS, PitonireTOBS^ " * Good Beds; Restaurant; Billiard Table, &c Stabling for Horses, Hay. and Oats. a COLONIAL RESTAURANT, QUESNELMOUTH, P. L. JOHNSON, Pkopriktor, IVTeals at all hours, and Cooking of the best description. s . OTICE. E IT T E II PR I S E ..., WILL RUN* AS "FOLLOWS : ;:-- yAt L"EAVES QUESNELMOUTH GN '.[. Thursdays and Sundays, . as "six o'clock, a.m.; LEAVES SODA' CREEK ON; ; Tuesdays a n d F r i d ay s-': . AT KOVU o'clock, a ������. Quesnelraoutlv Slay 2nd, 1867.. - i * 1 I FARE TO SODA CREEK, M Have your calvbages tender hearts ??r asked a duteous. wife .of a eostennonger.' '* They ca'a't have anything elset iiiar^m,7- was the reply, '4< for tlwiy've been with me <crying about the streets all the morning." Hb who asks to see his wife's accounts, is a snob. He who, asked by her, looks at them, is a fool. But he who, after inspection, diminishes her allowance, is a beast. FARE TO BARKERVILLE, - . {Exclusive of Steamer's fare, j $00 $85 i.l-B ': MaiQs^ Pearpy; & Go^ :... y barkertill^," ������������������."���������";.;; ^A .; "Have jast^eceiveU.a,ch������*ice...solection of .. ��������� ^ CAST IRON GOOKING STOVES TJEDUP supplic*1 mi, aid :cdroonis Coventry Euiqubnck.���������Coventry used 'to ^regarded as a place of punishment; now tseems to be a place for u tall" eloquence. ,.^^gllere'is what a Coventry Cicero said on pre- " * Routing a gold watch to a clever public lecturer : "Take it, sir, and wear it wherever you go ; and may the sound of its beating ive ease to your thro^bbing breast! When cast Sown by the cares and anxieties)of pub-1 flic Life, may, those hands reruitid you. of the [swiftness of ^time, and that duty calls you to your post! E very ti me y o u w in d. i t������ p, m ay ... J&ew hleae.spring up in your mind, and give a ^^������^resh impetus to your exertions! and that ||gM^10lK'' wit!l the strength of a Hon, may avenge. INBb kea hattuno 'with the enemies of liberty and I^M^/eg^ess in this,-our glorious country." No. if i an k ee an his h ighes t figh t w as ever so gran d 1(111 "aB ^*6 > 8ucl1 a om cou^ onty ^ave ^m* !S'^8|-proved 'upon it by saying something about Igoing i-jpoa ** tick."���������"=���������' RaieB- iters. ) P'-'f-^^S ~w*,lwwl ������">> CViUCUlyO KJll Willi EH relied, and the jury brought ii fflf^girilty,*. After the verdict 5r tra* f with sa&iK* jet U- jteifi Sg|: AJf��������� Ingenious attorney, who always made it jjjjp^ P������'ut to get ^is ease, was applied to by a ���������^������^liow who had stolen some pork to defend >SS 1# ^ccor^ingly in his tisisial inventive way M^B1^ rained the evidence on which the plaintiff 5 in a, verdict .of was declared, jljjjl ���������*���������*"!"e fellow was leaving the court house, he ^fc whispered to his attorney thus IBi T " Squire, what shall I de ^W-I have get it yet?"' llSr " ������a* ^'" replied the lawyer, ���������" for the jury mm 51lJ you did not steal it." I An' Irishman caught a hornet in his hand, but dropped it, and exclaimed, " Be jabbers, what kind of teeth do your birds have in Ameriky." This wheel of fortune must have belonged originally to .an omnibus: for. it is continually ������.'taking-up" and "'putting down" people. THE "CARIBOO SENTINEL" JOB PRATING OFFICE. ���������o��������� 'jpHE STOCK OF THIS OFFICE HAVING BERN X -considoriihly nuginonr,od by tlift recy.nt importation of a variety of new Ornamental Type, peculiarly suited for ..' ....... Posters, Circulars, Cards, Billheads, Programmes for Balls, Concerts, and Theatrical Entertainments. Orders for any description of Job Work will be executed with neatness and. despatch. ^ ��������� ���������'��������� J8ST Terms moderate. ~g$. W. Winnard, BLACKSMITH, BARKERVILLE. I. E. STEPHENS, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. IPRESS! DIETZ & NELSON'S BRITISH COLUMBIA AND VICTORIA EXPRESS, Connecting at Victoria with WELLS, FARGO & CO., for California* Oregon, the Atlantic States and Europe. AND AT YALE AND LILLOOET WITH BARNARD'S CARIBOO EXPRESS, For Big Bend, Cariboo and tho N'orthorn* JCinas, Conveying Treasure, Valuables, Letter*. Packages and Parcels?. . 1-s Cariboo Literary Institute J. S. THOMPSON, PRKSfrc.vr. JAMES ANDERSON, Vroj;-President, TIN PLATE ANB. SHEET..IRO.R* witli various other t^eicles in their line of trade. 83T All Jobbing in the 'fin, Sheet Iron, Copper awl Zinc trade attended to, and warranted to give satisfau- ti������ia." '���������"������������������'��������� .���������������������������' I u The Cariboo Sentinel," JOHN MacLAREN, JOSEPH CLEARIHUE, JOSEPH PARK. .������������������.' DniECTORa. SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER. Relished Every Monday and THUitsDAt. ALLAN & CO., Proprietors. . OFracB���������B^iRKERVILLE, WiiiaAaia Creek, Cawaco. Subscription., $1 per Week.. (including cost of delivery,) Payaole to the Carrier. ' WAKE-UPTAKE Restaurant, Bakery, ��������� AJtfD ��������� BARRERVn/LE, PATERSON & GOODSON, Proprietors.. THISINSTrrCTION IS NOW OPEN AT BARKER- vilio, where itis now fitteil ui> with a view to the comfort and convenience of tho people of Cariboo. , ,; Th e Read ing Room w i 11 be. fo and s u pj>l i ed wit h the latest English, Scottish, Cmadiun, Aiuericrtn and Co- loiual pji.pers and Mstgazines. ' Terms of Subscription���������$s f>?r Quarter, or-$2 pcr "Mouth. Single volumes loaned, to non^ubscribers at 50 cents per volume, with SI deposit. Persons not subscribers, visaing the Reading Room, and making use of the Books and Papers, 25 cents for each visit. The Room will be open from TEN. A. .11., till TEN, P. M. JOHN BOWRON, Secretary and Librarian. N. B.��������� A fine assortment of Books and Stationery is always kept for sale. iS-s do with the pork for {Am ^m*If /ou want good Coffee use Fell's. AVINQ TAKEN AN OFFICE 1$ RICHFIELD, Williams Creek, is prepared to execute Surveys, Plans, Levels, Sections, &c, &c, committed to his charge, with'euro, despatch, and on REASONABLE TERMS. 3 jgsr OfSce, centre of <Richfield -=������01 ,��������� . -��������� *. ' ���������>.. . August Stampelil, PARIS AND LONDON HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, RICHFIELD. N ANNOUNCING THE RE-OPENINO OF THIS house for the season, the proprietors wi*di tu inform their friends and tlie public generally, 11 rat- they will sp: tre no p?iins l n order to merit the pa iron age of ... all who give them a tjall.. . A . K'.-Meals at all hours. ,1' ... PEN FOLD'S SAL003N", BARKERVILLE, MR, PENFOLO BE<JS TO ANNOUNCE TO HIS friends that his new BILLIARD SALOON is now open, where every attention will be paid to the comfort of his visitors. i . THE BEST LIQUORS & CIGARS That can be obtained, m the market will.always ba found at the BAR. . . BARKE11VILLE. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes always on hand. I The undersigned have refitted this well known hoase which is now open for the accomodation of the public. ,.-'���������' A The Bar will be supplied with the "best brands of, LIQUORS and CIGARS. j"^ Meals and Beds furnished at all hours. G. FONTAINE. FELIX POUCH(VJV j'r-'prislors. Richfield, 1st May, 1867. I With private entrance, are attached to the Saloon, Barkerville, 1st May, 1867..;. 1-s T. N. HIBBEN & CO. WUli FORVAltD PKOM-rTLY, AT MODERATE TBWSW** English, American, i / French, German* Aud. other Newspapers and Periodicals. SUBSCRIFTIOTO, ADDINQ PoSTAOiij f%rJtBMC iS Al������VAJPWft 15th'May, 18W. &*' iff Mm b| ;������( fcl UiiAiueau^L^x^Eusujrawt THE CARIBOO SENTINEL MONDAY, JULY i, 1567. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Agents' for the "Cariboo Sentinel." . 0muse Creek,' - .' : ? - y - .A. M-cWha Qu.'.siii-imuu th, .Mr. G"\i> 'ie, liarear. Ps Express Oilice Vale, - . --' Mr. Evan?, ido do Lillooet, ������������������ . F. ..W, Foster, do do New Wustrni uster, 'A- ":- ' -' ���������.' ��������� - Cla rk.������on & 0> Victoria'"'v ������������������-": . . . '\A. f ^ Mallandaino Big B.n>f, ��������� .';���������'.���������:. --'���������Jasi Bullock, French Creek Van Winkle. .;........ : . .& Edwards ��������� -...���������.; TO CORRESPONDENTS. r Al 1 conamu ui cations must, be accompanied . by tho ro<iI name and address of-the writer, not necessarily with a view of publishing the same, but as security for his good faith. ��������������� Tho's. L. AAA y ; TO ADVERTISERS, The "Cariboo-Sentinel" is published every Monday and Thursday," Advertisements intended lor insertion i must be delivered at latest at 6 (������������������clock, p. m., tho day before publication. ,. .���������'������������������'* '.,''.''... ' ��������� g3r* All Advertisements (not inserted for any definite period) will be-continued until orderodiratniid'Charged ������>r accordingly, ��������� '.: /"-.. ������������������������������������'' BRIG-G-8 & Co., CAMERONTON,. Have just received, and offer for Sale, Wholesale or Retail,] AT LOW RATES FOR CASH, 200 OASES CHOICE BRANDS of LIQUORS ^ CONSISTING OK��������� Brandy���������Mart ell, Hennessey, and Otard Dupey. Wines���������Port, Slinry Btiriiundy, and Claret ; San* tcrne's French * White Wine - Sunsevaine's tiali- -.'"_''forniaWhite Wine. Champagnes���������Bouche and Napoleon's Cabinet.' Bitters���������Joker's; Sausovainc's, Orange and Hopiotter's, Vermouth, Abscntlie, Peppermint and ���������Anni- . sette. y-s. ���������; Old Tom, Gin, andScotch.Whisky.'- - To arrive, in a few days���������fioo gallons choice brands of Brandy, Wines, .Whisky, Runi, etc. ������������������> Also on hand���������20,4)00 lbs Extra Superfine Soda Creek Flour, equal In the best brands in the market And tu. arrive in a few davs���������2,600 lbs. Graham Flour���������?* 1,000 lbs Cracked Wheat. 'Goods received on Stouagk or Commission, at the lowest market rates. 1st July. 1667. lm NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, In the mat lor of th panieR-'/Ordma Mining Company, Limited. e .Companies Act, 1862 ; the '*<>m- nee, I860 ; and ol the Artesian Gold \TOTICK is birebv given, thatap'oti'ion for the wind- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. prom in;: np of the above named tympany, by the "Suae Court of Civil Justice of British Columbia, was, Company. And that the said petition is directed to he heard before the said Judge." at Richlield,-m Britis'li Columbia,'on the Eighth day of July, 1867, and any. creditor or contributory of the said Company, desirous o oppose the makinsTof an order for tho winding ��������� up pany, requiring the aame/hy. the undersigned, on pay. ment of the regulated charge far the same. ..... ';���������'- Dated at Rkjlideld. B. C. the 18th day of June, 1SC7. A. R. R0BKRTC0N, Counsel for .tho'Petitioners.' "Fourth of July Ball.! HOTEL DE FRANCE" .'���������'��������� LECUYER & LEBRUN, I'KoriaEi'njea, ? A RE READY TO ACCOMMODATE EVERY -OVR tv, A the above Esiablislim-nt. :*7��������� . ;.. GOOD FARE AND GOOD BEDS! ��������� TJafkerville, 27lh May, 1807. 7-s MR?- . Fjre.���������-Oa Thursday evening, about ten o'clock, an alarm of fire, was raised in Barkerville whicb produced a very uervous feol-| jug amp ng th e i nhab iia nte uri til i t was ascer- ~ tamed that the fire -was" b ri feide" tjf the' towa limit*. Simultaneous with thecal arm,, flames could.be se^e iv to "issue. from aii o Id log cab 1 u ; oil the east side of the' crook- about a tiun- di;ed, yards,from town/ and in a few minutes - more the'buifding was completely enveloped j hjr the idevouridtg element^ thev light emitted from which being sitfficteut to ^illuminate the who 1e town. It is difficu.lt t6assign the cansei of tlie ��������� iircV'aa the cabiii was unoccupied and iso I a ted f ro rh any p th er: b \i ild ihg; \ Th is. d is-, aster, hap p i ly harm less i i ii , i ts consequences, ought to serye as a salutary.'; monition to the ] householders in tSis;- town,; to be bestirring themselves in making some.provision against any such 'casualty happenihgjin their;.midst which is fchdered all iheiiiriore requisite j . how that the dry weat h^r is beginning to set in. We regret to learn that ;,i a feeling of J apathy has preyailed of late among those who were iris trum en tai i n organ izi hg A our - Fi re Company. \Ve feel confident, uhowever, that if some movomentjs now made in ithe matter and a meeting called, there wil I not be wan t- .'.v ingthev necessary aid in men- and money to c any oii t th e o bjects . o rigi n al ly con tnm p i at- ed. Let;something be done at "once; or else ; we may fin d. ou rselves ��������������������������� so tn e - fine day; in; the p osi tion of the raaii.' 'who 1 o eked h is s ta bio door after his horse was" stolen." . Storing of. PoTVDEn.���������We would desire to ;call the attentioh of the poweis that be. to the ycry great i m pro fj ri e ty a ri d d a n ger o f permitting large quantities of powder to be kept in stores ib this to wn. ��������� AVe have been informed that there cannot be iessi than 140 kegs of this.dangerous article distributed over town in the hands of traders. , When it is.cori- sidered how liable we are at any moment to accidents by fire., we tremble to think of the consequences that would follow any such catastrophe; besides, the very knowledge of the existence of such quantites Of this article | in stores, would deter people from .rendering that assistance in saving property,in the event of fire, which they would ot her wise rMo, for who would be foolhardy enough to 'jeopardize his life under these circurnstances ? In rm town is th^ practice of storing large quau- } titles of powder allowed, provision being always madei for having it as far removed from the. reach of danger as p ossib 1 e. ��������� We tin ri k that seeing the infiamable character of the buildings in this town, the sooner, a powder magazine is erected at a respectable distance from it the better. . S an^r a ire is c o S t p re, ; ; ; COMMISSION MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND 1ETAIL BEALEE / } '-A'"������������������-".."* \::..~ -^ isA-..[''"'" 'r'A .' ��������� V". GROCERIES; PROVISIONS, ] ] HARDWARE, CLrOTKINGr AND BOOTS. .-.Nbxt Do.-)k to TirtK Sijnti.vel Office, v Barkerville, 2������tb June, 1807. ��������� . .17 WILLTAM ALLAN BEOS TO INFORM HER frieruls anrl the public';. generally,;.on> Williams, Crouse.������iiul Lowhee creeks, thnt'she iu tends* bpftiiiiJij ihe Pioneer. Jlnlcl, O'nnieronlon, o^i the evening of THf;RSDAY, ihe FOUKTH day of JULY next, with ������ OH A NO BALL aud SUTPKR, on which occftFion she trusts toseeali her old friends and'acquaintance's, witboutany further invitation. MesFre. A'ller & Bir- tt's spacious saloon, Cameron ton- will be' used as the' ifctilroom. and no pains will bo>pared to^paku this one of tin* BE:**T en ter Uii u m en ts of t h e seasou, ... TICKF7l"8,--:$&.00-e^*^ awty-frf-T^irtsu^ai the^Piotr neer Hotel, Caineronton ; Mr. Strou.ssr stbro, Barker-* viile ; and Mrs. TraCey's, Grouse Crcefc."���������;-.- "' .' r-, 25Ui June, 1SG7. . ' -: v-:^ ���������.'/.���������. PliotograpMc Artist, HAS NOW OPENED-' A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY at RlCUKIEIJ), and is jMvpared to take Cartc.de Visitc. Trini!������re de Poste. Ambrotvpes, Leather Pictures, .MiJanotypes, Views of Houses, Claims, \ etc., Single or Stervoscuptc.. . ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� Portr.iitJ5 also u;kea on.White Silk, Uiien; or Cotton ���������, Cloth. ;.-..;,"��������� . ....;. Richn*tild, 20th Jujie, X8G7. ' .i.;- \ 1 m.. ; ' "NOTICE.\. -iii;; In the matter ofi the Estate'and Effects, of FRANCOIS CASSEJate of Wiiltams Creek, Cattle Dealer, deceased, intestate. ��������� - ' : du< THE mriGr isALpoN, ':' ' BAKKERVILLE. . i'/ . T LL PERSONS WHO ARE INSERTED TO THE above Estate, are required to jvty ihe. aioeuiius forthwith ; and all persons who have any claims against the. above Estate, are nxjuireit to semUu ihejr accounts, on or before the PIFTH 1>AV of SEPTEMBER, 1S6T, to . v. CHA.^. E P001.EY, ., Official Administrator. Dated RichfieiO, 2oth June. 1S07. OPPMHEIMER & CO" W U O L ES ALE ' ��������� ANJ��������������� * RETASLV-MERCHANTS' PASHIOIT SALOON, -..;. ���������* . DAKKEUVILLK, WILLIAMS CREEK. THE PROPRIETORS' RKK LEAVE TO ANNOUXCP to the public that they have enhirj^fd, rciurnisljtiJ* and thoroughly renovated their1 capacious and }������slv- ionoblesalomi, spuluK neflherpains nor expVaVofor' tho comferi of tiieir Patrons. . .This is nott' the largest, and most complete'Saloon iu Writish Columbia ; consisting of three lur^e sepanue atiartmeuts, vjz.: .CARD KOuM, fiAU ROOM ������ij'l BILiAARD SALOON, contiiiuing throe sunerh ?im ' LIARD TABLES. " \ ' L-. ; The best L1QL'OR^nml. CIGARS obtainable ������r��������� served here. This establishment ja under the iimuc- diale aupfrhijendeuco Oithe Pro^rietor't j^ "; ��������� AAA-y T--;r ��������� ^jjj/jrjfTiLiRRy "^ . June Oth.lSOT.- .t .��������� . - 4m ��������� <-'iy EXPRESS7 NOTICE/���������^- 1 >TER THIS DATE,: BARNARD'S EXPRESS IS /i. nut resi>onsiblc tor damage on LIQUIDS slilppud in- Tin or filass, unless, by spycj.il contract. ��������� Untildurtlier nctic^. the Express will arrive "hope cvm-' Sl'XnAY,/AFTERNTOl>\, ant! close' fur betoiv ev.-rv TUliSDAY^ at NINE o'clock, P. M. :;. :'..;' / ��������� '., .: ROBERT P00^:.- ��������� Barkervil'le/ May 23th, 1S6T. ' \ ' y$ '. H E-. UNOERSIGNED HAVING OPENED i THE above Saloon, would rospectrully invite their triends ami the public to step in and sampleMheir ALE^, WINKS and LIQUORS \ tho quality of which, they iiatter themselves, will suit the tastes of tbe most lastiUiuUS. Tbe best brand of CIGARS alwavs ou hand. . .29th June^ 1S67. - BIT IE BROS., / 'nK.\T.EK.s: r\ ' " "' /��������� . PROVISIONS, GaOCEEIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS,-i Clotliing and Hardware, i ,. /BARK SMiV ILL E. . j June 27, 73fi7. '.;' ,'��������� -. S t ee 1 e's Rest a it ran t, STEELE BEOS Ttl INFORM HIS OLD KRIENDS and Pitrtms, tliat ho 1ms opened his OLD STAND, where Le will bet'Jad to s������������i������ thorn.. " j.*'..' . 45r* Mkaw.at akl Horns *r^ . . JnnelOtli, 18C7. H-s L. MOUTTET & Go., WHOLESALE richpield, ; .���������; ; ��������� *k K ETA I L M ERCU A'S'tS. \NDISTH*MIJS sr CARIBOO HO ;OTT &. McHARDV. ���������;." . imV ���������: H E-., ���������'��������� ���������' ; EXCHANGE T E L. JR HAVE THIS PAY Pt'RCHASKO OK MESSRS. Van Vol ken burgh & Co. .tlie ImsrtO'SS of retail BiUchors, on Grouse Creek., Our purchast? include* all book or other accounts duetoHn> hue Urm, an I we would request all debtoj-s to thehiUrrtrm tn mnke immediate n.iyment to us ;i!i>ne. In the nimre man- a^ement ot'our busiucix, we will endeavor m merit jiqiHE CXDKR^IGNED HAVING THOROUGHLY-RE- Uie patronage, of the patrons of our predecessors, ^ I Ilf>valed Ins Estabiisltmeni. has re-op 'nod tbe.?am������������ 4 LWAY.S ON HANI), CALIFORNIA XJC Jblltyr, at $1 2;>'pjr Ib.i .. S������deA^������������������ins for Girtid k Guichon, Quosmdiuouth. June jath. 1S������7. .--llrS 0 OS M OP O' L I T AN " Restani^ant and Bakery, IIAUKEIIVII.LE. Grouse Creek, June 12th II. GREAVES. V.\.\-V0UvE;\T.l;ROJI. 18G7. 15-1 m S NOW OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF the miuiug community, aud the public generally. No.expense has been spared to render the house all that could be desired, for comfort and convenience. The*Bar is. supplied with a complete stock of Wi.njes, LlQGOKS uhd Cl('AR3. .J������g"-.Weli, Aibkd BhU^ -=$& may bo had at a moderate charge. . K. ORD, Julyl, 1SG7. ��������� lm Proprietress/ K R'S *Mhi> & "^ m&> ER BARKERVILLE. V NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN ORDINARY GENE L ral Meeting of the Williams Creek Ked Rock Flume nnd Ditch Companv, limited, will be held at their .Office, RichQeld, on. the SECOND DAY OF JULY next, at THREE o'clock, P.M., for tho purpose, of considering the report of the Direct'^, electing OtHerr", and transacting other business of the 0>������tn|v(uv. E. A. WAD HAMS, Secretary Richfield, June. 24, 1BG7. for the accommodation of the Public,, nnd trusts la merit a sh;������r- of thi'ir pulnmago. His Ralrerv hasal.<o iiudergtate ivp.tir, aud he js now ready to execute orders irom all who wish good br������'ad. JACOB VELTE, Proprietor. June 10ib, 1867. lis Donation to the Lihrart.���������Tho members of ihe Cariboo Literary Institute are indebted to the Government for the donation of a box of maps and books, which catne to hand last week. The maps, winch have been hung up around the walls of the room giving it a very tasteful appearance, are illustrative of subjects relating to natural philosophy, mechanics, hydrostatics, hydraulics, chemistry, <fcc. Among the books we noticed a pictorial'work on F,n#!tsh historical chronology that cannot fail to be of great assistance to the student of English history, or to those who may have occasion to, refer to any particular epoch from the invasion of Julius Gajsar to the pre- se nt tim e. \Ve cotigratnlate the mem b ers o f the institute oil this acquisition, which adds fresh attractions to their already valuable establishment. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED ALL his armngemt uis. will open his Brewery THIS; DAY, when he will De happy to supply all who favor blm with'a-call, with a good article of ALE, either in bulk or in bottiu. J AM Ed H. KERR, July 1st, 1867. lm MR* o. PARKER'S BOARDING- HOUSE, UPPER BARKERVILLE, HAS been opened for the convenience of the. public where Goon Mbals can bo obtained at all hours.' As the culinary department is under tho direct surveiV- lauce o{ the ^Proprietress, she trusts to bobble to afford ^vcry satisfaction to those who may favor her with their patrouage. 29th Jun", 1867. . lm BELLA UMIOI SALOON, ��������� KEPT nXrrr,.. Mrs.. Fanny Bendixen, BARKERVILLE. Tins saloon, wiirou is FrrrEf) vr rx thr most elegant style, has just been opm^d to the public. None hut the In-st 'hr.mds or LIQUORS and CIOARS serve.] ai the Bar. There is a PRIVATE SALOON for the accomtnoda. tion of customer.*. June 10th, 1807. lm PENT ON SALOON", RICUFIKLD. Boot and Shoemaker, BAitKKllVILLE. TK)0r^ AND SHOES MAPB TO ORDER AT THK ������������������?v^'.,.r*:<'s, m,l'<*. Gum Boots rotWi'red, and WAR- 1UNTM) WATER. TIGHT, and all other work con'- nected with iiLs business executed with .NKATNESS aud DISPATCH. ������2r* Oppa^itcGariboo Sentinel onico; ������S*> JuuuUth, J867 lm - REMOVAL. c. STROITSS, DEALER IN rpHE UNDERSIGNKD HOPKS HIS OLD PJONRRR .1 f'rierifls will give him a turn, as lie Ir.ts exix-rienced heavy weather lately, 12. p. EDWARDS, Juno 6th. 1S67. F^rnerly of E-hvitnls' Ranch '5 ������&A������AMA^ U������ AA*.H*J| ETC., ET<:., BARKERVILLE. NOT! C E OS T N -Barkeryille, on Thursday Evening last, a POCKKT BOOK, conta i n i ng Mon ey a nd Not es.: A n v one f\In d- nsr the same, and leaving it at the Wake-up-Jake Res- jurant, Barkerville, will receive the above re ward. 1st July, 1867. In the matter of the Estate aud Effects of J-UIES r.0���������11?' ?at? ?( wi^iamB Creek, Blacksmith^ de ceased, intestate. A LL PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE XX. above Estate, aro required to pay. the amounts due forth with j and all persons who have any claims against the above estate, arorequire*} to send in their accounts on or before tho TWENTY-SIXTH day of SBPTftMBEJJ 1367, to ��������� CHAS. E. I'OOLEY, ���������rt������*������i t>- t p ti ������- , > OillcialAdministrator. . Dated "RichUcl^, 27ih Juno, 1S67. W. D. MOSES TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING HIS friends and the public generally, that lie has enlarged and fitted up his SHAVING SALOON, in a superior manner, having secured the services of.an cilicieut assistant, he is now prepared to operate in a satisfactory manner in all branches of the TONSORIAL ART. ' ���������."'.���������' . -:-��������� Ho also begs to call the attention of-the ladies to Ids A. BENRIiVIO, Accountant, Collector, ��������� AM) ��������� COMMISSION AGENT, the Toilet. He also calls attention to his unrivalled Hair Restor- ft tl ve, g\i n ran tee j ng to stop hair fro rri fullin %. ou t, ��������� in onu'week, and in reasonable time restoring Hair to its form fir,state and color. Also Gentlemen's furnlshin.Ef Gooris finest ass or t- BARKERVILLE, June 17, 1867. ia NOT ! CE. In^r?tl,iter of *������ Estate and Effects of n if rPAm?< late of Williams Creek; oattle Dealer, deceased, intestate. ���������- 4 LL PERSONS A ",iv -'������������������ WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE .it,, fi-^0.!1 ^ aro roqtilMiJ u> pav the anumnts ���������i^>W^faml a,li>orsJms whohaVe a.ny claims. gainst the above Estate, arc required to send in lln-ir vr7iS.-n;������r l>crar({ t,!r; RIOHTJt day of SKPTJSM-' pu*, 18bi, to (JHAS, Kt poOLEV", ������...., . ���������ti . . Oilicial Adminlstratoi*. UiXod Lytlun, m June, 1S07/ 13 , < i i^S^ H }%b\\ m m?9]<i< ^���������koiti.-- r;^:Spough( ^^^)ti On Bwhc fal{ |^������vhich 1 fc-Sible to ^^m - A mi P||H at iM Kilty EffiffiflSSKSr The c |fVoJuos KHTiTrWtiffptayittPifCfiii CAKIBOO SENTINEL MONDAY, JULY 1, 1807. Piir/rcK Court.���������WilHarn Williams was jargcd before the magistrate, at the Police Dtirt, on Saturday last, by Elizabeth Tbnr- ������r, for abasing,her. and threatening to take r h* fe. whereby sbe was p\i t in grea t bod i ly far. Williarhs pleaded guilty to tbe charge. lis Honor/ took occasion to remind defend- t that this was the third time he had been >n victed of a similar offence, and cautioned m Jo be more careful in*, future ; for if he er came before this court again, the case fould most certainly be sent to a higher tri- nal. Defendant was accordingly fined $25, r! ordered to enter into his own recogni- acc in the s^m of $500, and to find two refcics in the snrri of $250 each, to keep the ace towards a3l of Her Majesty's subjects, r the space dt twelve "months. iMraovKMBNTs.���������We have -pcarely be-cn ore agreeably surprised than -on our visit a w days ago to the CaiTooo Exchange Hotel, complete transformation having taken place ������th internally and externally. The trades-] MINING INTELLIGENCE. jen who have had the very extensive altera- iris in hand deserve no small praise. The trpcritcrs work by Messrs. John Bruce and imps Mann, for solidity and finish, will c em- ire tavoriably "w I tn~aiVy * si Hi Har wo fk' i'n "* the lony ; and the papering, painting and grnin- ig, executed by: Mr. W. W. .11 ill, does htm iiinite credit for the elaborate ta3te display- On the whole, we congratulate tair mini- jg friends on the opening of this >establish- mi, as affording them Teally comfortable narters fully e^ual to anything. ot the kind Victoria. - ' . .' '' 'A--A Cnntou at ; Lyttos?.���������A new Episcopal hurch has beeu built at LyUon to which tho iv. Mr" Good of Nanaimo has been called pastor. It might appear invidious on our rfc to draw comparisons between that small j lit favored community and our own, which reafly contains three empty houses of vvdr- ip but lacfcs. the .g-ood Samaritans possess-1 ^g the smallest grain of Christian charity to ccupy then*; This state of matters must 'rtamty proceed from either of three causes, l|ramelyVt)iat we-are too pious to requw gos- y^/iel mmmra(io������s, too poo r to. pay ��������� fer them; HSra too coi-rnp't for a modern apostle fe cast is'let'Rinengst us. ; - ' \ WILLIAMS CREEK. The dullness occasioned by the late suspension of mining operations, on the claims ] in. the centre of the.creek, is not yet dispelled. Although the work of reopening the drain is progressing steadily, still it -will be eight or ten days before many, of the claims will be enabled to work. Several of the ground sluice claims above ; Richfield^ and between the latter place and the canyon, will commence cleaning up during the present week,] so that onr next weekly mining report will,: we trust, be of a more flattering character than the present. / " Davis co. washed up for the week 122 oz.��������� Never Sweat co. are making $10 a day tb the hand.���������Last Giance co. will commence te-day to wash front a strata 30 feet from the surface.���������Forest Rose co. having got their drifts all cleaned ont, started washing on Friday, when tbey cleaned up 13 ounces.���������Raby co. have commenced washing, and on Saturday conld find prospects of $2^ 50 to the pan.��������� Prince of Wales co. are taking out good pay from au upper strata, about 20 feet from the bed rock. ]>owJv imp. &u:sui.���������u Going n'p tire &me,-? an oft.rep(Miteil'aad hU(nifto:nit���������'. expw^ssion, u t w hat *������we luwe to T<? 1 a he conc< Tns a luck- ������a wight who had the ii% is fortune; to go down 1 vTr-n^e. Last week orc of the workmen io the Aurora claim, on Cedar creek, while atlempt- lfA y\w^ to cross the M me recently constructed by j S#-'ffiiat company, fell in and was carried nolensi m '"Molens to the extreme end fk ���������reof.'.a distance; S ^ff IStti) feet, where he was unceremoniously ^' umpefl among tho tailings,sustaining no fchor damage to "h*ts corpus than a good reaching, and. the involuntary gulping, to is huge disgust, of a few mouthfnls of ta- ior impure water. A great deal osf time and. labor has been cut by the -coffspanies owning creek claims the vicinity of this townlately. in construct- g bulkheads, with tlu%iew- of diverting the aterof the croot^ .the "east side. The lamiel of the creek is now hemmed in by rong breastworks extending ft-om the Chipps I , vjaiin down to the end of the Raby flume, and HB'proper care is taken te keep it clear,] m J������ jbere will be no cause for any farther appre- hhe coxklin's gulch. " .It is cheering to know that prospects look brighter on this gulch than they have; done for som e time. We were inforra ed yesterd ay, on fe 11 ab I e a k th on ty,' th al th e M o bnlTgh t co.. Bitiiated about half a mile'from' the.mouth of the gulch, on tbe^ south side,, had struck dirt that prospected $1 75 to the pan, and had not reached the bed rock. This is important, as no gold iu paying quantities has yet been found thus far up. .- ��������� ��������� The Ericcson co., who have been working high ground from one of their, old shafts, did well for the week, having washed up 46 oz.��������� The United co. took out about 18 ounces for the week.���������The Reed co. washed up for the week.46������ ounces.;���������The Indian Queen co. are making about S20 a day to the hand. Al! the other claims are busy prospecting. ' ;:A.. "STOUTS GULCH. ���������;'.��������� : - ' ��������� ��������� ' ��������� The FIoyd co. have not been ab 1 e to resnm o \ gro'nnd sluicing, and will not, for some time. .They are occupied io clearing out their flume.; ---The ; A1 tn ri\s . cq. on 1 y wor ked three d ays ��������� lastweek,-aad;cleaned;up. 132; 6tinces.---.Tcn-. kins co. are taking put good pay.--Muchp Ore washed up lor the week 40 ounces* ��������� . '' " '' : .���������"���������* "IU. A CK: 'JACK '(JV LCH"," ���������"'.;' : Annie Walker co. cleaned up!$400 for week ending 23ru June.���������The Legacy the co. have amaigatcd with this company, for the purpose of muning a Uinnel. . RKOGS GULOJf." Ancient Briton co. are finding good prospects in the gravel, but have not reached bed rock.���������Small'Hope co., two men were at work on this claim last week, aud.-took put in Ave days about five . ounces.���������Another company above this are ground sluicing, and doing well. T.OWIIKK GKKKK; CKDAU CltKKK. Allthe companies on this creek have got fairly to work, and a������j taking out more or less money. The Aurora co. have finished their flume. which is 1800 feet in length, two and a-ht/tf feet in width, and two aud a-halfin depth. They are beginning to take out pay.���������Discovery co.'s ground is yielding about an ounce a day to. the hand. . FORKS OP. QUKSNEL. ��������� Joe Copland and party were about to start from this place to prospect Rose/B gulch, situated about three miles above the bridge. CANADIAN CRKEK. . ; . The Clear Grit co. are. getting indications of pay, having washed out on Saturday'a little over two ounces of very coarse gold.���������Miller co. have not bottomed their shaft yet. I AST <J1IAN0B CltKKK. ... Grey and company are doing extremely well. | There are a number of Chinamen at work on this creek, hut it ia difficult to ascertain what they are making. r ��������� TELEGRAPHIC. \A��������� (From the *BrjUshOi>atnbian.?) Paris, June 12th.--It is reported that Napoleon and Eugenie intend to visit the; Czar in ���������the"autumn;���������"""'"'" ----'���������������������������"��������� - ���������������������������-���������- ������������������ j~.���������-*-���������*��������� A proposition for the s?nsiiltaneous reduction of the milittiry establishments of all the great European powers is much;talked of. Tt is said to meet a favorable reception in official quarters. Berlin, June 12th.���������The 'second session of the North German Parliament wiiLmeei 'in August, in Berlin..������ '<:. ������������������ , June 15th.���������King William and Bismarck have arrived in Paris. .'[; "..,'/ ���������: The Czar arrived to-day from Paris.: The King of Egypt arrived, and raet with au enthusiastic reception. . ' ' Pesth, June loth.���������The Government, is preparing measures foT the emancipation of the Jews of Hungary.- Madrid, June 12th.���������The Queen. will visit Paris in July. . ���������- ��������� ���������: ��������� New York; June 13th.���������English papers . of Jnne.Ist say;Charles Keau is dangerously ill with the'heart disease. It is doubtful -if he ever returns to tbe stage. London, June 14th.���������The negotiations be- tweeh; Den mark and Prussia, witli", reference to Sch 1 eswig, are; coneluded. The resu 11 is not published. ; . ":'���������';���������; : ���������*.';���������.���������' Many veterans have left Greece to reinfprce the Christians of .Candia.. ���������*. ��������� ��������� ' * ��������� ".' ������������������"; ��������� . June 25th.���������The Government Will send large numbers of troops to Canada. Dublin June, 14th.���������The preliminary examination of the* Fenians captured took place to-day. Some have served as officers in the U ni td d S tate-t army in tl te 1 ate rob el lion. Th e mob attempted to rescue them while on the] way to the jail; a fight ensued, in which thirty policemen were killed. One of the mob was killed and six wounded by the fire, of the guard. The attempt to rescue failed. The Prospects still continue very flattering j Fenian Walsh and his companions were con- cholera is raging in the Brazilian camps on the river La, Platta. Nearly 400 deaths occurred in four days. The streets of Buenos Ay re* were filled with funerals, and the people were dying in the streets. ��������� Crowds were, rushing [ to the interior. :," The Captain General of Cuba has issued a proclamation announcing his intention to. en-, ��������� force a royal decree against the slave trade and to punish violators. Portland, June 10th.���������T. J. Holmes (Demo^ crat) has been elected Mayor of this city by a majority of.49.. . ';-". . . ������������������<���������"��������� ".���������>! Jitne'20th.���������the funeral of hon.T J. Holmes ": Mayor and Mayor-elect of this city, took place to-day, at eleven o'clock, and it is said to have been tho largest ever witnessed' in'the State. Mayor Holmes was re-elected on Monday last and died of apoplexy on Tuesday, at. - 10 30 p.m. \ -v . New Orleans, June 13th.������������������The Matamoras Journal of the 17th May, says. that. Mirainou "' died of fever, Castilla, Mejia and others have., been shot .' Profound silence is observed'with reference to the disposal of Maximilian. Chief function- ares talk both ways. . ��������� ,;'��������� It is reported that.the city of. Mexico was ttfken about the end of May. :; The Impedalist ? paper pronounces Maxi- . mi lianas p roclaraation a forgery, ,. . ' . Vera Cruz was . closely besieged^ The\ iife^ls .w.erejfiruing. heavy.-:acti liery,.:J;.Gani-.^ peachy waa occupied by the Liberals on the 1st ::"-? :; "':������������������.. .,';.' A'A!. A':A:'"'"r A' GOUNTY COURT, _^^gension of danger to the drain from an over- ���������|SP0W-- " ' .'���������'- ' ��������� ��������������������������� '��������� ���������' ^^^^^ ��������� . ��������� ��������� lllllllf Ciikrry Creek Silver Ore.���������The Cherry KfJ ^:*5reek company have ha had three samples of |H I 4)rc assayed at the Government Assay office ^Bere, anil the result is as follows.: Specimen !tl||i'le, gives 1251) oz. of silver, with traces of ^^���������folcli Specimen No. 3, from MoWorthy's tuu- ^^K^l, gives 1(53 oz, of silver, with ��������� traces of ���������ftoW.-B. C. Examiner. ��������� : "..��������� "��������� I^S Aocidkxt,���������Yesterday afternoon, George ^^po^horty, foreman of the Discovery claim, y|?^on Grouse creek, got hurt-on the back, by .ggffk������/fclling of a rock from, a high bank, under ^t'swhieh he was working. We have been uo- ^^^ble to. learu the nature of the injuries sus- |lf^Bainetl- Dr- Ccli was sent for. ,.;���������,/ ��������� : ^^g A m .i ny named Ge o rg e II axel wood, employ-. feSR-d at Moody & Co.s logging camp, Burrards ipputet, had one of his legs badly Grushed' by :J^^������ saw *������������ "������h 17 th inst , |4|f Thk Steamer Active was to ��������� sail from San ^f^rancrcofor Victoria on the 19 th, so that ^pve nuVj3'expect an eastern mail by -next Ex- Mi'ress. ^1 Tub contract for building: tbe new church. ���������pt New Wostininster hswlieeh awarded to Mr. ^gT. Trounce. . '. ..'..���������'��������� ^1 Triw Express will in future close SWcdnesday morning at l) o'clock. no , developments the company who victed. June 15 th.- -Several. additional cases or on this creek, although have yet been made by tapped the channel on'tHe east bank. During j high treason have been laid before the special the week, we understand, a large portion of Commission at Limerick,, aud resulted in the the ground on each side of the company men- conviction of the accused. turned, has been staked, .off, and no doubt Gainesville, June 12th.���������The land telegraph prospecting will be at once begun. ijne between this place and Fonta Rosa, to (BeforeH-. M. Ball, fi.4q.) ; ? ,/ ���������\vv^ Barry it Adler v. W,W; Hill���������Suit for $500 damages claimed for the nonrfulfilment of De^: feudau t's . contract;. Tried by a 'jury, and judgment rendered for,S150. ��������� "��������� . w D. McNeil v.: John Baker���������Suit for SI60, amount due for labor. Judgment for plain-; tiftVfor $120 and:cost.7 ���������'���������.-'. :-' '., ..rV;. F.: J. Barnard v. Park���������Suit for $40,am6uiit of promissory note. ; 'Judgment for -plaintifl",' with'costs.'" ��������� = '.*��������� ���������'���������:'������������������ ���������.- Ar \>':' " -v.: i''-: F.J. Barnard y Park���������Suit for &40, being .aiho U n t of promissory no te.' J ii dghien t for plaintiff and costs^ . v . ������������������" . '; .:..'. ;.,W.:.W; Hill v. W. D. Moses.���������Suit for S47, balance of account for labor. -Judgment for: plaintiff for $40. v-rA/ArA ��������� ,:.,.'>���������A--'":'y W. W;Hill vlBarry&Adler.^-Suitfor$287-; being balance of account for labor.. Judgment for plaintilf for;$224. Ar'J;, ���������>...":./:-. "^ James Burdick v. P. McCabe-^Suit .foiv.S39;'.. being amount of account for sundries,; Judgment for plaintiff wi th, costs.; .; v ���������. every The Jenny Lind co. are engaged .in clearing out debris from their tunnel, run in by the high water.���������Kelly-Patch or Eureka, co. are setting sluices, and preparing to clean up.��������� Vaughan-Sweetiey co. wilt clean up a portion of their ground sluice this week.���������Boyle co. are drifting, but have not washed any yet.��������� Plumbago co. are making from $15 to $20 a day to the hand.���������Now or-Never co. (tunnel) have got fairly through the rock, have their sluices set, and will commence washing to- (iav,���������Flume co. are working over old ground and making over wages.���������East Bank co.* are taking out about $8 and Si) a day to the hand ���������Moorhead co. are working old ground, and uiak i ng wages. Sage miller c o. are raak ing 'from $10 to $12 a day to the hand.���������Chittenden go. are making $8 to $10 a day to the hand,���������First Chance co. have sunk a shaft- over 80 feet, in which they found good prospects, and are now putting in a pump..; will be washing- this week.���������Calaveras co. have completed 200..feet of their tunnel, butwill have 100 feet to run before they get at pay, which will occupy them ten days longer. GROUSE. GREEK. The news from this creek is unimportant. The Heron co. have been unable to do much work this week, on account of the great distance they have to run their dirt, and the sudden pitch of the bed rock into the hill, which will necessitate their running a.new tunnel, before the ground can be advantageously worked. ��������������� 1UVIS CREEK. Three companies are at work on this creek, who express good hopes of success. connect at. the latter place with tbe cable from Havana, has been completed. Tlie entire line, 275 miles, was constructed in ISA davs. The cable to Cuba will be laid in July. New York, June 13th.���������The Pacific Mail Steamship Co. are building three steamers, two of them'to be called the America and Japan respectively, and each three hundred j and sixty-five feet long. Boston. June 15th.���������An important test of the plan for substituting crude petroleum for coal in steam navigation Iuls been made on the Government steamer Palos. A rate, of speed 50 per cent, greater than with coal was attained and the..: result it is believed will j create a great revolution in steam navigation. > Au official report has been received of the capture of Cam peachy by the liberals. . Washington. June ISth.���������The trial of Sur- rat.lias commenced. The court 'roam : is crowded. Surrat appeared with a pale and careworn look, but during conversation with his counsel, laughed heartily. Both sides announced themselves ready for the trial. A motion was made to quash the jury, because it was not drawn' according to law. . - Chicago, June 17th.���������The Attorney-General's opinion is published. Military commanders are bound to protect regularly elected State officials in the enjoyment of their rights, and are not authorized to destroy those rights No official, legislative, judicial or executive can be appointed to office by military right. The election of their own officers is still left to the people but right must be preserved. New York, June 14th.���������The Herald's Ric Janerio correspondence of May Fnott Frisk a Lak&���������Mr. Burke, a gentleman connected with -the Collins Telegraph Company, who wintered at Fraser Lake, some 600 miles in the interior of the mainland, came down on the last trip of the Enterprise. He.reports.a severe winter at the lake. During part of the season- the. mercury congealed. Snow lay to the depth of three or four feet in the valleys ;��������� aud in the .woods it was live or six feet deep. Several head of cattle belonging to the Telegraph Company wandered off during the winter and were lost Some- twenty head of pack animals belonging to the Hudson Bay Company, died during the winter. They were principally worn out by tbe summer's work. Communication with the other telegraph stations.was had by means of snow shoes, and the line was maintained intact during the season. Small game was plentiful and our informant and the other telegraph employees managed to pass the weary - time comfortably.���������B. Colonist. Committed for Trial.���������Nikel Paisk, the Indian who was arrested in Decent her, 1865, for the murder of Johu Morgan at Soda creek, and lodged in jail on remand but from which lie effected his escape in April, 18CC, and was ���������only recently recaptured, was on Saturday 1 ast b ro tight b efore the magistrate fo r exam-, inatiou, and committed to take his trial at; the ensuing assizes. Steam Coi.ueks,���������Mr* -Nicol, manager of the Nanaimo Coal Company, goes, to Sau Francisco by the next steamer. We under-, stand his mission is one of importance to the colony, as the company intend establishing a depot at that place with a view of eventually establishing a.line of steam colliers between, Nanaimo and San Fraucisco.���������B; C. Examiner Owrxo to the crowded state of our advertizing columns, we have been obliged to hold over our usual article till next issue. The Express arrived yesterday afternoon, among the passengers were Messrs. W. Armstrong J. Marks and Mrs. Steele. The Court of Assize "will be opened thk morning at ten o'clock-. Jos Eden, the noted pugilist, is on his way here. ��������� ';h . snHam*������a I I th says Rio the BIRTH.���������At Victoria, of A. W. Fin r, of mwn, on the 16th Junl.yilty w*fa L&OK ALOFT. When sorrows snd:doubts ������re<gafheredaround .tbea, ' Clouds darkly 'obs'ossn-hg thy sky j ������Look ,al���������fft,dook -beyond, there's a fcreaTcin tche clouds, ''Tflall'be-suRshine and joy by-and-by. x ' t.- ��������� Whenigathering ..gloom, and -when -sickening: [A .'���������'��������� .fears ���������;'������������������" .. Bring tears from fay wandering eye, Xook aloft and -discover the "-bright star of hope, .-������������������.' . .-Twill be sunshine andL/joy by*2.n&&y.. ^rbenheaven seems 'distant,or tost from thy' And calls from thy feoccua =a sigh,: '-. <Lo������k aloft, for jbefeald "the bright rainbow is ��������� ������theife, ^Wriltbe s-ansbine and.joy !by-an^-by. TOea ga&ering mists o������f fbe river of death : A������������e 2immirig;thy hisfcreus eye, >Lod& aHoft, look 'beyond, there's a oreafcinij .'.'��������� "the'cl������*i������, r 7TwiS 3>e sanshine arid Joy by-and-by. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J IS P, TAYLOR, . Druggist, BARKERVILLE, HitS C05?STANTLY *ON HAND A CHOICE BE- lection of iBawas Jisn Patent Medicines, including tho celebrated Golden Balsam, and Murphy's Mixtures, for the complete cure of Secondary Syphilis. ( Alsoa ;great ,*varietAy. of Sarsaparillas, Hair Brasses, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Tooth'Powders, Sponges, Fancy Soaps, Lubiri's Extracts, Hose Water ana. other iPer- turneries, Garden Seeds, &c., &c. Just received���������an assortment of Stationery, Pocket Diaries for 1867, and Billiard ������ablo articles. ��������� P. S.-^Prescriptions carefully compounded. 1-s VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. ;ject 'to tthem���������and the next;morning his bed- xootst wmdeW; -was ^found/open, *nd -be *was mhefozg fivsn the Toom. *:About ten ������days a/fter, ';the %ody <������f a *.;young -man was fousd, face. ^ow*iiwards, in some shallop .water, and the; &ocly was at once supposed to be that of 'the' TOBfortu'na'fce^^ ^oiing man, and on a number of*] "the ^scholars ;and -the' relatives viewing1 tbei "body,: *&?y -&M -.Meii^ed. it.vas that of their* vteachOT -and fvTeniL > 'fte-fe^y m '-drae ������course Tfras xaterred h$ the relatives,.and-'the snotkeaS tt������<&: ;possessioH <������l & w&tch; -belonging (to the- deoeasod, and -wose dt' .til3 ���������her death. A few 'daysago, some.of the relatives of Turner received ,u letter from ��������� Balla-rat, Australia, afid wereiv-ia'ai-a little surprised--to fi rid that theirs reiati-ve^w'hom, tfhew,had' 'believed to^e deati .a:ad buraed, and whose grave they ;had kept *)p -ef ex> since, was s(Mt ia-Sye, o>udte well,, and aa livery coiafertable pc^itim. .: THE UNDERSIGNT������TD IS NOW PREPARE!* TO alforU every accommodation to the travelling ;pub. lie, Mid hopes by a strict attention to 'business, to merit a share of .tlie.patronage bestowed on the farmer .proprietors. This is one of the most xomforiable and commodious Hotels on the Toad, containing BHit does warm arid well furnished bod rooms with good "beds. The TABLE as supplied with every delicacy-it is ipos- sitHe to.procure in the <uppir country. The BAR -is stocked with the best of Liquors, and the choicest '"Cigars. ��������������������������� a^.MEALS* $1-60- -EACH.-"^ LONDON HOUSE, government street, victoria. ; wholesaleTnd betail. 4. H. TURNER & CO., IMPORTERS OT English fe French Silks, Shawls, Dresses, Tfa- derolotblng, Gloves, and every descriplion ol Drapery Goods. "Receive regnlar supplies by Express via Panama and "by sailing vessels via Cape "Hora. &$- Particular attention givon to all orders. London Firm���������J. P. Tunstali & Co. 1-s ESTABLISHED 1858. ; fixTRAORnrsARY.. Story; ,.of >.... tetD Ma^,��������� The folio wing curious incident has f. just come ������������������to. lig&t;^ About twenty-oire greats ago, a ts v.,..,.. n(, .. jp<rai&g* "man named Td-raer; was living, at a- .per diy^$2^*%0ats^iRd K;n5<? .-. ���������; targe-kcademy at Asaershara, .Buck^'fitliag'H^te^-" :��������� .--^lie- -positioa- of - ^efteher/^Hanguages;- ;Oire .-���������������^^������^^g-������p^^s-;������-*^g ^evening be mm seized with a fit, "he beirig sub The stabling for Horses Is nil'that 'could be desired, and Che charges are vert'- moderate. Hay for. Horses rriey at the-cheapest market on hrand, i*or-sale <hx large or small quantities. ���������. a-s JOHN PELLETIER, Proprietor. VICTORIA SEED STORE Corner of Langley Alley and Yates St. MESSRS. JAY & BALES Have opened the above premises -with a large and well assorted Stock ��������� OF ��������� AND FLOWER SEEDS. . . The business of the late .frrmof.Jay & Co., Fort St., and Springfield Nursery, will be carried on by them in all its branches. Fruit Trees and Bushes, Evergreen and Deciduous Shrubs, Bulbs and F!owcTiag>"taU_of every descrip- *?i07i:*���������'" ��������� :'���������.' " *"' : 1-fs ROADSIDE ADYERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM McWHA, LYTTON CITY, B. C, TSegs to inform the public generally that he has STABLE & ���������OBilL ACCOMODATION On his premises for upwards or 200 Horsee, Hay and Oats for Sale cheap. "GOOD SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE, TERMS 3I0DERATE. x's a e. rombrotT^ . BOSTON BAR, B. C, Wholesale and Retail Merchant in GROCERIES ATSJD PROVISIONS LTQ00RS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ta \R ' The Bonaparte House, SEMLEN "&' PARKE, Proprietors, *t ihe ."Junction of the -Cariboo and Big Bend Koads, is now open for the accommodation of tho publkx Bjs. tancc from Clin ton, 20 miles; from Savanas Steamboat Liudlni?. 22 rrrilcs; from Spencers Brid^o ,% mfics. Travellers will llnd.prices and accommodations to suu tho times. Give them a call. Stabling, Hay & "Grain; attentive hostlers. Stages leave "here regularly for yale, and Cariboo regularly for U OUR COFFEE. FOSTER, OF LILLOOET, ���������CHEMIST. ^^TO^DER PURSKnTJ5*D' IN A VyOCK POR 150 TfBABa^A reip.arkab le instance of the uhde- i '.cayable.' ��������� -fiatn^'. <jf.. %mx.powder; las been'������������������ -Jbroughft io i*$$t'm 'tSJei^aara^s n'eTet'Be other ��������� ;<&ay. On the estate of Ballachiflisn thei-e are *wo vema of^ elate -the^ we������t ^heiTig thei .-first; <j^eaed, >bnt it was ceased -about 100 years since. Mr. PItcaim, the lessee/^egan flee old ^arry ������, -few years -since, and'tin? .other day the "Bwjn ncarae-Tapon an ������eld Wore; with a wool-' /ten rag in its aioiaQs, Tfce wjricm&n ate i ri- ^ereste^' i-a every- fragment of antique remains and they searched the *bore, and fo������.nd4hat*it: ���������'coafcaihed -powder, which, vben. ferougbt out.! and exiposed to dry, teo^k fire like any ether ���������powder.;_ It is now believed that .tbe part:of .the quarry where these remains 'were found,; gias not been: worked for tbe last T&Q years.���������'; O^'aa-TMBes* '- ������������������'��������� ��������� ���������"*;���������'������������������ ��������� ��������� -��������� : ';' AS FOB SALE, and constantly on "hand, ��������� a well assorted Stock ofTDrugs, all tno Chemicals used -by Physicians, Photographers, Assayers and Mechanics. Also the popular iPatont; Mcdlcraes, and Druggists'sundries. Retorts, Crucihlea, Muffles, -Cupels, Ingot Motflds, -eto^-etc . . ��������� . cp������ESC3anpTio.-9s ijxmxftjLtz ^jspakro. ��������� .,./ " R W. FOSTER, mal -' Chemist WE AfiEP'OHWARBIN-G A , Packed in Tins of from each... v.���������������������������'"''���������. 1-s two to twenty-five pounds WILSON ������������������& MURRAY, Forr. titroift, Victoria'. YALE ADVERTISEMENTS. BENJAMIN DOUG-LAS, Successor to A. C. WE1XS, SaudlexxdHabxhss Maker, Yale,. B. C. j^r. A complete assortment of Stock <coEstantly on bandi::.--'���������:' . ��������� .' . *. i-S HvrnY Wrr.���������A ^buffoon, havixrg .offended* bis sovereign,-the monarch ordered hhn to fee %rovight-before 'him, and with a stern counte aiance Toppoached him with his^rime. ��������� A4* Wretch 5? -sisdd he, - receive tlie. p*ahish- 8!������3*at.you merit ���������; prepare *fer death i!" The culprit fell <m ^his knees a,nd cried for '^aei^cy. .*���������'������������������ :���������;.'., ^ I wRl extend po.* otter mercy': to you,?? rer jfvlied "the Prince, *S except permitting you to choose wfcat kind of death you will die ; decide immediately, for I will be o'beyed.'' * 1 adore yoar clemency," said the iellow, ** I choose *4o dae of old age,7' e as,:;: Frokt Street,; Yat.*e, \% G.f I^EGSTO A17NOTJVCE to thpinhabStaTitS'Of Cariboo > that he intends to forward (as socra as the state of the Roads win permit),- a "largo and well assorted stock of CoOKLVG Stoves, w3nch ho will dispose of at PRICPS'TO Sorr thb'Timbs. Yale, "8th Aprfi,Q867. . " 1 0mM M FORWAIDISG. FIRBPKOOF WAREHOUSE! P*A"RTJ*KS DESIROUS of shipping freight Wxrii B-m- i������atcr, will SndMt to their ad-vantage by, giving us a call beloro engaging olsewhere. . . ALWA7 & BAILEY. Yale, April $th, 1867. *��������� 1-s THOS. WILSOM &GO, B1PORTEES OF ENGLISH MERCKAMZE: "Wholesale and Retail, DEALERS IWDBY GOODS, AC, Masonic Hall Government St/reet Victoria, is WHILE OS DEEP C1EEK HODSE, TS. OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THK 1 Travellinc .public; the bedrooms are spacious aed a*rry and tho "Beds cannot be surpassed for cleanliness andcomfort by any in the lower country; the Table is always supplied with the. best.of victuals. ; Stabling^ for.Horses; Hay, Oats and Barley constantly on hand. W. H. Sutton, , DEALER IN Wines, Liquors and Cigars'CoalOiL' Coal Oil Lamps, &c., AGENT FOR BUNSTEIUS ALB ! In* Bbls. andhaafBbls. Ya4e, April 18th, 1867. 1-g s."j;:c. seedy,: COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENT, WnX PAY'PARTICULAR ATTKNTTON' TO ^Selecting, purchasing, or forwardvDg -Goods for the upper country.. Any commission onti*usted to his care, will receive prompt attention. , . References i-^V". A. Meaoham, E. A, TlrADKAMs,"T. Hariper, J;J. Br a say. Victoria, April, 1-867. 1 HOTEL DE FRANCE/ j Goturnment-Strext, Victoria, 5". I. . ! THE BEST3LTJRANT is supplied with an the', delicacies of the season, and the sleeping aoeomu-f daiion is rep'lr.vte '.with evoTy comfort. "The "bust of. "Wines, Liquors and Cigar?. 1-8 J. RTGNK & 'CO., 'Pro^n-Iotors. A. W. PIPER, CONFECTIONER, iGovernment,Street, opposite tlie Theatre. CANDIES of every description manufaceured and: sold, "\Vholesale and Retail. i_s COLD SPRING HOUSE BOYD & HEATH, Proprietors, THIS HOUSE is situated 26 miles from Quesnelmouth. The proprietors having lately fitted up. !>*���������(!rooms and good "Beds are now prepared to afford evo'ry accmn- mod a tion for Travellers )��������� the Table is furnished with nfl the luxuries that -can be procured ; the Bur is well supplied with the best,"brands of Liquors and Sep;>rs; jr<w������'! Stablinc, Hay, Oa es an<i Bar!ey. " j^j- The CHRArKiT House'on'the Road. 1-s 10CHXOIAND OR 74-IILE HOUSE. -mms-<*TLT> AVD WELL KNOWN H0U.SE has been Te. I eenlly opened by the nmlerxiirnod, who ������-jH make it his constant study by nsinji ev.-ry em favour \h acco- m<Kdat"^ the traveling public, fo desen'e a ?haro of tlw patronage Inrstoweil on the former occupants. /^r Tiie B������r o'������nii������ins':iot.hine battbo very "best of LIQUORS and CIGARS. "Givi- him ;������ call " Is RinVAM) TROFATTKK coL-oisriAL hotel; soda cbekk:. -n HF^?RY GREKNBAUM, -WHOLESALE LTQUOR Store,-tinp<irU-rof Fine Mkkssohaum Hi^ks, Stems Mouthpieces, Cigars and Tobacco. Johnson street, Victoria, y.JL J.e OREAT RRPUCTION bits been inadoin tlifcharge* AA. at this estal>li$hmonl,'fco as to >isit tho Utars'. Meafls,$l; GBeds, 75 Cents. . McLKKSK ������t SEN'&Y. Proprietors, 'May M. 18*57. 1-s 122 MILE HOUSE, LAKE "LA -HACHE. T. F. WALTERS, formerly of the 94 Milk Housk, having purohtisod this "Ranch, is now prepured to accomodate the t n vol I ng public with GOOD MEALS and BKDS at moderate Talus. tf> Storage and Forwarding! YALE, B. C. -THE - YsSLE-LYr.' A story as Md ������of a young raaa in Free- pert, Ill.,wbo l>tftiig crossed an love, attempted to commit suicide lately, %y taking a dose of yeast powders. He immediately rose above iris fcm&les. Jy-������ ftsA������ON."~Mrs; Partington says ^because xi������ncms: ^irls are stars, it is mo reason' why ;ib������y-6D<mud be regarded as "heavenly "bodies. PARTIES SmPPIXG'GO.O'DS-BY Tex Rotrse., are advised that 'KIMB'AXJ, k rSLAWWIN" Have erected an extensive Storehouse and T)ock at Yale, and are prepared to "Receive, Store, and'Forward Goods, ^oods re -packed, and freights engaged at the Lowest Ratjf:s. " a������artics shipping goods through tis will please mark to the care of. -1 s KIMBALL k GLARWIN. JULES RUEFF, CoMraseio.v Mrrchant, Rwal Hotel Building, Wbarf street Victoria, V. I. l-.s DCLEAL'S COFFEK n<WHE AND BK>TAimAXT, . Government Street, Victoria, V. T. This is the cheapest, most comfortable, and best attended Estab- li.shroent inthc City Tlie BAR is always supplied with the choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. j.g BLUE TENT. ��������� ���������OR ��������� 127 MI L DAILY and WEEKLY il BRITISH OOLOMST. and VICTORIA CHRONICLE.������' Orders for maii- ���������iug either the Daily or Weekly issues ol" the above to" any .part of Europe, theTmitod States, Canada, A us tra- -Iia,.&c., left at this office or sent lo Victojia will be attended to. Terms in advance. Wkbki.y 12mos with Postage, $7 50 ; ������rnos. do., $4 75. Daily, 12 I mos do., $23.-; 6mos do., $12 50. . VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. g ___������ MALLANDAHvE, COLLECTOK AX������ -GKNERAL AGEISfT, <5overameat tStreet, Victoria, V, I. 1-s 4 ������ FRANKEL, Victoria, V. L, Dealer-in'-FwiS, 1%^ -Skins, "Eiber, W^pj,, &c Liberal advances made vm Furs consigned. Referenco���������G, "Sutro & Go., liein- feart Bros.. Victoria, V. I. l-g fi SUTRO & CO K<'rn lMPOJLT������&& AND ���������affAfiS, TOBACCO, Mcarsluuan P^es. &o <?riof Ya tes a^td Wharf stree t, Victw^a BeAT/EBS in S E s IM- 'jfrWGi&G, LEE &-CO., Commission Mkbchasts, *3t. ?o&aBBS, and JSeal^rs iu Chinese^Goods. Victoria, W, X.., 2f^3o, L&Ilooet, ^uesne-hnoutli, and VVilliauas <*rcek. ' , 1-s 5? WATSON, Watchmaker, Jeweler SN. S>'������ and .2/Hgraver, Government street, r.exttfyju rrBK TJKDEDSIGNED HAVING- PURCHASED THIS 1 desirable property, is now Prepared to accommodate the trnvellinp public. Tbe table is supplied with the very best ol viands. "/The bedrooms and beds are as comfortable as could bo desired, and the BA-ft contains nothing but the best brands ol* LIQUORS and CIGARS, A good stock of "Oram and Hay always on hand. 3rd May, 1867. $ W. WRIGHT. A. BULER & CO.'S CHEAP Store. LADIES' and GENT'S CAST OFF Clotlrincr bought and sold. Secondhand Watches Guns. Pistols, <fcc , for sale. ' tt������- Govcrument street opposite tbe Theatre. 1 -s f-HE \U-VDERSrGNED begs to inform the miners and residents in. & abound Van Winkh* that he will In ru-, tare !-������'Ap an assorted amLGOOJ) UTOCK ou hand, ah������; hopes by close attention to business, and by selling; at LOWER RATKSthan heretolorc, to meet* the .pa-/ tronage of all. OrdOTS from outlaying creeks accompanied -with tlie CASH, will be forwarded with promptness and dispatch. . '������������������ tfijr Tarros CASH, without distinction. l-������ . ' ������������������ ��������� ' & W, tIKDUAKD. CASAMAYOU bei*s leave to state that he . has removed his stock of Goods consisting of Oro- ���������CKms, fcc��������� from Wharf street to the Kriok Building c!!?������SIrftt' fining Cowpcr'sfcuot Store, opposite Wells, Fargo k Co. , He will sell his "Goods by Wholesale, at the lowest ates, for cash. -y g THE ASHCROFT HOUSE MESSRS. CORNWALL'S. .AT THIS WFXT, KNOWN HOUSE, half-wiy bntwees IX S|Jt?nce's Rridge and Clinton, on the Yale Rautc. Travellers will find Good Aocommodaticm.. The best of _ living, of Liquor.?, and bf.Wincs Fresh Butler, Mflk and Vegetables. 'Good Stabling and cheap (oeil. I-5 111 MILE HOUSE. AGE IS NOTHING! BLOOD WILL TELL! rpHIS HOTRL IS LARGE AXD tTKLL Vmtil> tff ������ for the comfort of travelers; the Table <js supplied with the best of everything that can be-procun!, and the cooking'is not inlvribrtoanv on t"ier������������ad:; bedrooms for familji������- Blabling- Hay. Barlevand Oats. JKHrTltc iraH to Ocdar and Horso-^ly Creeks leaves the Wagon Road at this place. 1-s W.M. HENKERS0K. rati; Tl/ ILLIAH ZELNER, dealer in Drwsb, Mkdi- T y causa and Cuemicai^s, Fancy ar.d Toilet Articles, Sponges, ������rushes, Perfumery, fee Physicians' Pre- scpyMons-carctolly compounded and orders answered wJ 1 h -care and ������h.spat ch. Vic tori a, V. I. i.s Free Port for Ever ! WB THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE pleasure in anil neuncing to our numerous customers and the public, that we will supply them with the best French Lkathbr Boots (duty tret) over olfurcd in B. C. .CQTAtourold Stand, Government St., Victoria, VI *** .������aAWTr*ttUTLEB, 36 mii.e ro&T, BETWEEN YA^LB AND LYTTON, B. C. TRAVELLERS w������l:find every accommodation at this . Hotel. ������KcellenfCooking. GOOD BKDS. STABLING FOR TIORSES. TIMOTHY HAY and OATS at Lowest Bates. B00THROVD BRO'S, * l-R proprieters. BOSTON BAR International Hotel. THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE 1������ *nr,w ^Pon for. *?������* vellers. The Tables is supplied as formerly *ltu the host tho market affords, and the Cooking can not be excelled. The Bar Is stocked with tho linest U QuoRH and Cigars. GOOD BEDS, . -WILLIAM CHARTERS 1* ������ lU^prietpr, Ni
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1867-07-01 |
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). |
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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_1867_07_01 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 2c61e74d-8070-478f-b7db-8bd60852a0c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170627 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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