Props FLO J. HAl NT VoT.9. !^J_eif^^,.-.Wllliain Creek, B.C., Saturday, July 2, 1870. No. 9 11 Hi t:19B| ��������� fS _��������� ill sfiSSI* B s F__ THECAitlBOOBEpiNEL Published every Saturday by ...: ROB E R T II 0 L L 0 W AY. I Subscription, - - 50 Cents per Week. Agents for, the *' Cariboo Sentinel." Vaa Winkle,- .,,.; ..? ,.,; - __ Q nes nel mouth,'.--'.. .<..;,-��������� .,.:. Soda Crock, yAA'Ary* . ���������-��������� Clinton, ���������' ���������**��������� 'A'"' '.'-"'.���������������������������; * Yale,' *i-'^-\ : Mr; Evans, New Westminster'.,.:��������� ;';������..'-��������� y Victoria, .-1 .'-'"/���������'"*'��������� V -i ��������� L.^P. Fisher; ;;;, .-' .y.V :"...*��������� Hudson, k Menet; '���������'' - ��������� y ��������� ���������' -. MrG. W. Llndhart '���������������������������* :.- 7 Bamavd'R Rxpress : -... Barnard's Express -,.. Barnard's. Express dft.,-':...:,;'."fe :.do'^ ;y ... ; Clarkson &Co ���������:;-:f^Jnritfi>Gollt.������iiB - ,ws San Francisco . fe ��������� New York: J 0 B ��������� ���������iu N T t N Cards, Ci rcUla*rs,, Pob ters and Prograinmes for Balls and Theatrical Enter tain m^n Is "'jjJi'rlSe^ :....:- Terms" moderate.::: '.."; ' ��������� ���������MINING RECORDS. : . blacs; ' jack oulch. :V.M 'ii m : ���������.. J si n c 18 -Wm.; Ilosford, one creek clai m a dji(ilning". tb������ 'upper line.��������� ������bf Goodykoontz claim ;; also'.in favor ^of F^nk^pniiiaez one hill claim ^illeTt;;.side;,aa^ !iru> of Goodvkbpntz,; claim;: To Reworked with said claim;u3d known as tbe Neosho co. discovervifru^Jiin������20~R.. B. Devlin; J. 2. 1 k������ u gh. -I o ft n:;Cl en de;m ra&3o_i n McKay,^ta. Hi-ephenpori A and NW1 Shaw, six disco very bill cl .ii m * o ri Vail i-y_ Mo n n tai n. situ ated a 1 i t tl e nbnvH ami opposite the month of the Biiliarat C'>.*a <1 rain. T-> .tie known as the "Discovery co. Tlu* ex'.f.w Oisco very, ground .'gran tedr ������������ -production of'gold. ���������" , ��������������������������� ':"V ^ ���������.���������������������������. WALKKlds OlTLCii. \c-- Last Trial co .���������June; 20���������Catherine Smith, one creek claim 'adjoining'. ..the upper /line of the Last .Trial co: To form part of the Last- Trial claim;'"--"-: j .;���������;���������;.:;-;��������� Ayy.A"A:iAy.^ T^slTnar^ an (1 F ran co is. L al 1 for- each A o n"e creek -;dai m;, co m m en ci ng at the upper line of the; Last Trial co. and. running up stream 20Q feet.., To form part of the; Last Trial- cd* }j-/yt- y.r 'y'xA'M Last Trial co;���������June 20^Recorded in favor of the Lust Trialico. a discoyer^y, grant p/r^SO feet adjoining the upper line of. the;' said co. and ab o've the last record of the 20th. First Trial ; co.---"June ��������� 21^-H. ���������' Schorling, An ton G alster., Theodore Thormahlen. arid- Louis Wilde, fbtir creek claims commencing iit tlie upper lines of the Last Trial co������ from 1 hence running lip stream 4.00 feet. To be known as the. First Trial co. Golden Hope co.���������June 23 ��������� U.KcDerniptt, ���������I. McLaughlin. J. BarlleUy Ed; Frigon and C- Cltisholm. five hill claims of 100 feet frontage wi south bank, commencing at about 136 feet nbovc the La������tTrial;s co.*s southeast corner i-take, and running down stream 500 feet to a point about 2G0 feet above the court house. fFo be known as the Golden Hope co. Torquay co.���������June 2_���������John Bruce, Alex. Jack, Jas. L. Crimp, Andrew Jeffrey, Thoa. riell, Robert Patterson, P. M^iietta, Thomas Lavcry, John G. Goodson and Wm. Manson. ten hill claims on south bank, commencing at fv point on the south east side line of the Last J'rial ������o��������� about 400 feet below their upper corner slake, and running up stream 1000 ft. To"be known as the Torquay co. Shamrock��������� co.���������June 27���������Thomas Kenny.) John McCabo and. Pat McCabe, three bill ���������Maims on south-east 6ide, commencing at the I upper line of the Golden Hope co. and run- *������ng np,stream alongside the .Last -Trial co. to the lower lines of the Torquay co. 300 feet. Nason, six quartz claims eastward from Mea- MISCELLANEOUS. To bo known as the Shamrock co. ; f ;y- I-KJUTXINO CKEKK. , Union Jack eo.-June 18-Adam Steel and Hu^h GrlUis, two hill claims on right side ud- joioiDg the upper Hue of the Perth co.. and in front,by; thefGreat \Vestern co. To form part ofrUnion Jack claim. K.yfij^ 21���������Henry Charlton 'one creek claim adjoining the lower line of the,Yancouver co. To form part of the Vancouver claim; < AyA 'A .Vancouver^ co.���������June 21���������P. T. Bran, one interest in the Vancouver co., abandoned by ^..���������Walter.;-/ ���������,;���������..:;; A AAA: '������������������. aktler creek. ������ "'"' Harkinico.-7-June 20���������James Harkin, Geo. ttoCau^ and G. A.Morrill, .'.^^^^Ifei^'^the Harkinco., consisting oLfourtt east side. Re-record. ./A.AA;:;'/r!',yi.:;grouse creek. t Carolinei'.cp^June 20���������William Bowman, thjBfwhplepf .tbejC four interest^ jliill claims, together with the ���������Caroline co^g ditch, - Re-records. .. ", J Caroline: co.~ June 20���������William Bowman, for the parol ine cb., 100 i n ch es of water from a branch of Antler creek near the head of Grouse; creek;;'the same amount of water brought intoGrouse to be taken out at the proline,co7s;^itch; bead, subject to the rights of Antler miners.f; Re-record. ilied :;Gauntlet co.���������June 21���������Five creek .aridfeieight bill claims. Re-record. A ,Lady; of the" Lake co.���������June 21 ^-Eleven creek:pliaims;.contaiiiing 1070 feet. Re-record. ���������fe :; - ���������^���������fey-;;'y.-:';;yCANiDrA\ CUKKK. ;������������������!--- ;. ^^lbx?acket co.���������June 21���������Thos. Oatson. Wm. Baun^on,^.. H. Woolcock, Wm. Bow- ;man:and .DavM>Robertsoni five creek claims, com menci rig 200: fee t be lo w th e u p per 1 i ne of the New Dominion co. (abandoned) and running up stream 500 feet. To be known as the Yellow Jacket eo., . ; ;- JJ'\iyfA <3BDAR CREEK. n Aurora COi-^Juae 24���������Lee Yak, Ah Man. Ah: Si ng, Ah- Young, Ah K wong,. Ah Qui ck, Ah7.-Yet,~:A.h-Singy Ah Kwing. Ah Kang, Ah Poon, each one interest; Ah Yong, two interests in A urora cb: - Ai&^A������f h������na.-ed feet above upper j gh t and Cast jron StoYeS; hue of Aurora co.s claims. j mv9^ ���������������-���������-������������, A ������������������t,^ .������������������. ;y fe? ' duckorkkk. .; | TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON. i/June-24���������Ah Quon, Ah Chow, Ah Mon, Ah Yon, 400 feet creek claims about three miles from Ca rib o.p lake. ; fe , , . CBPAU CREEK, June 24���������rAh Leong & co., two creek claims, part of abandoned discovery ground. ;:; Jnne,24���������Jas, Copland and Wm. Jones, two hill claims on right bank in rear of discovery cabin. A :i KEITH LEY CREEK. June 24���������Lung Tack, Io6 feet creek claim. upper stakes commencing 150 feet below Frenchman's cabin. June 24���������Jin Tap & co., four creek claims, lower lines commencing about 200 feet from corner of Smith's store. June 24���������Ah Fonk & co. three creek claims commencing at upper lines of, Ah Chung's claim and running up stream. June 24���������Ah Chong & co. one creek claim, lower lines commencing from Polly & co.'s dump-house. ^ June 24���������Ah Co'J, one creek claim, upper shakes commencing from lower line of Ah Chong's claim. . WU.LUM CREEK. Casket ep.���������June 22���������Thomas Potter, three fullinterest- on east side. He-record. British Columbia Quartz Mining co.���������;June 22���������Ed. Lenning. James Wickham, A. M. Sabin. W. A. Meacham, J. R. Meacham, J. B. cham & Nason's sawmill 1_ miles. To be known as the British Columbia Quartz Mining Co. June 24���������Sentiuel co.���������John Murphy, 150 feet. Re-record. t Brouse co.���������June 27���������11,' Coulter and W. Stephenson, each two interests. Re-record. June 27���������John Murray, one creek claim commencing at the incline tunnel of Last Chance co.and running down stream 100 feet, having for width the whole breadth of the creek. ������. LOWUEE CREEK. Russell & Robinson co.���������June 24���������Mat. Lynch, 308 feet. Re-record. LITTLE LAKE CREEK. ' June 24���������Ah Chuck & co. two creek claims, lower stakes commencing about a quarter mile from mouth of creek, .y June 24-rAh Yong & co. two creek claims, lower stakes commencing opposite upper lines 6raracksmitir8~cVaimi ~ ~ A June 24���������Ah Ling & co. 400 feet creek claims, commencing at lower line of Blacksmith's claim. June 24���������W. Sing, one creek claim ; lower stakes commencing from upper lines of Ah Leong &co.?s claim. : ' ". : June 24���������Ah Coon, one creek claim, upper stakes commejacinjj at lower line|of: Ah Ling &co.*������ claims.. '^' v;. ���������'���������.���������-. ��������� i'ORTH FORK. QCWSyELLE.- ��������� ���������:, : Jane 24���������Frank Gee, one full Interest in McEvev &> co.1s .claims, abouttwo miles aboye MitchelTa bridge. June 24���������Ah Tuck <fe co., four hill claims on right side, about one-half mile below MitcheU's bridge. SOUTH FORK QUESXEJ.LE. June 24--Ling Cbovie. 100 feet on right side, about l J miles from Ah Fat & co. , QCKSXia.LE. June 24���������Ling Chovie, 100 feet on right side Forksjof Quesnelle river, just belowjhe falls. Also 25 inches of water. MiSCELLANF.OUS. HYDRAULIC HOSE, STRONGLY AND NEATLY MADK. ORDERS left at Mr Xeufeldcr's or Mr Francis I,���������l*. lier's, Richfield, will be promptly attuadod ta and thanklully received, ' ������������������ je41m JOHN ANDERSON*. . t I ,.KSSRS.. MEACHAM & NASON nro prepared t* ill furnish i.umbor at tlieir Mills, William Creels, <������r deliver it to order. LUMBER DELIVERED ON, LIGHTNING! CREEK AT.THE SAME HATES AS ON WILLIAM CREEK. , ... i ,,. Having a Planing Machine in operation they will also-furnish Dressed Lumber at satisfactory riles; :��������������������������� Pluucd Lumber and Sbinglcs,coustantly on hand.. ��������� . .. 3uii tf a, . ��������� ���������' -; For Sale, At Low Prices^ ���������AT��������� THOS. FLETCHERS : Se c on d-li a n dV St o re; BARKKRHLiX j j������n A1 LI.TOBB1KC WORK IN* TIN', COPPER .Sheet jt__ Iron,Ziucan(1 Lead Piping, attendc������ to with romptness, and- warranted tu give entire 6atl action. Hardware Iron & Steel, *; Powdei% HARNESS, Etc., Etc. ypn SALE. E. PEARSON & BKOS:, . BAKKBBVn.L*- AND QuKSXKLMOUTH. Miners' Provision Store. BARKERVILLE, Next Do on to Skxtixel Of kick. .4 T this Establishment will .ilways be found a well _\. selected and varied assortment ol'the FRESHEST GROCERIES & PROVISIONS IN CARiBOO," ALSO���������A good selection of Clothing, Hardware, Glos and Crockery. Host brandfpbf Tobacco, M-.x ���������'Modicibes, etc., etc. Beist Java Coffee Roasted and. Ground DAILY. ALL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST RATES* Tbe BAR is fully suppliod with thechoicest ' Havana Cigars, Win ee and Liquors. I trust by strict, tttention to business, and fair and square dealing, to merit a continuance of the I iberal patronage heretofore extended to m e.. A large l"t of HE VWOOD'S CHlfbrated BACON forsalo, at a vorr. tow figure. Feb. 20,1969.' ���������m yPTEWS^DEPOT. THE undersigned having bought.out;theNewspapfife I business hitherto carried on by Messrs. Cluto. At Major, is {now prepared' to snpply nil Newspnper*, Foreign, and Colonial, Magazines, Periodicula, Iscv. &c.,..many of them ' : AT irEDUC ED. PRISES. Always on hand, a stock of all kiuds of STATIONERY, BOOKS, &c, LATEST NOVELS OF THE DAT -ALSO,- ��������� =. .Ai.; Concertinas, Fifes, Violin and Guitar String*, Blank. Books,��������� Memorandum Books, School Books, Toya*. Watch Glasses aud Hands fitted t������r Diaries for 1870. t$~. Subscriptions for paper, nYu-l'be in advnnce. ...:"_.' G. B.:MURRAY i " " Front street, Now Westminster. je4 itn - ��������� ���������. ������������������ ���������������_. Keduction in Freight. rrHR RATK������ OF FREIGHT FROM BODA CREEK T������" .1 Quesnelmouth on the :":S^7E-A-M'E ft VICTORIA TPillinfwtnre be ONE CENT PER POUND, PASSAGE, - $5. The undersigneil will hereafter be prepared to receive goods at Soda Creek and forward them by Wagons'or P.������ck Trains to Williams Creek at tb������ LOWKST. RATES OF.FREIGHT, FREE FROM DUAyAGE; STORAGE AND < COMMISSIONS, '^ Collecting Freight-upon Williams Creek, We respectfully ask for consignments, y . ' .. MARVIN k WRIGHT. We are not responsible for leakage of Hulls in tic, . -8odn Oreok, May 14,1870. my28tf COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL DEALERS ��������� ��������� ���������IN��������� (xroceries, ProTisions, and nors. ���������ON HAND- THK CELEBRATED ly- ii ���������li ' "Si, yM ... t\>i i jjEtf Particul-ir attention paid to ConBignjnecta ���������% ICeuntrv Prvduc*. '-" ^4 3������ . , .> ������TO���������fnimwwR!HB3!n_BIS____BlBa[! ������������������������ . ;~My*?���������yr ��������� rHR.C.AHI.BOO SENTINEL "~ '-"SATUttDAYTjuiTT^ 1870. ~ THE STATE OF.CARIBOO. will keep la bo rah ead of._r$&u l.fcui n t il- next Tear. (Jeneral 1 yi howcver, :tlie stafeof Cari- bobmay.be snid to be 90 far sa tisfactbry ab to promise a;baiance. in favor of the work at the end of ihe season- Si' V. :, ... ; . li lt i/i' ���������'Ji-'lfe,; ' AM ���������y': ������������������ &������������������ :;?'fe ^ yfeYes^rday the;celebration of the; Third Ah- : n i ve rga ry o f; f he: J)o minion of Can ad a look place in Barkerville. A large number of people atten ded a nd the wea th er... wa s in ost fa vorabl e. 'A sal itte was fi red; a t. i2 "6 'clock on T h tj rsdayl n iglit, a n d a Roy al -; sal ii te., w as fi red -at n oon - 0 n * V ri day. A" I arge; p latform was erected for the 0 ccasio n * ahd'���������; a band 0f mu si (i p 1 ay'ed ch 0 ice ai rs d 11 ring tlie d ay. A c- commodaiion was also provided,for;ladies to view 'the sports. Mr; S.. Pearby, opened' tlie p ro ceed 1 ngs by a few re ma rk's p fop er to tb e occasion, and the sp or is commenced after the tTati 0 n al A n th em' h ad bee ng i veri by t he band. The1 Judges of the Sports wore Messrs. W. Davison. J. Bowron and W. H itchcock. The Judges for-the��������� horse races were Messrs. Jobn Wnrk;. Goo d fe J low; an d' il rvvel bclc*' The p r 0 - gramme; of,sport a came off as follows':'��������� ;��������� ':.;..;, Ay.. -,-."'��������� ���������'; feytnop-sKip^JUMP.^ Ay:yAirAyyy.y A Istprizp/Slp; 2<\i$q.��������� Entered~S,Walker* JAUmdA J!yH;;Sulli������|an and;0TIvej3,netIy.-r- Wal ker to ok; firs t p ri ze, Re 1 d se co n dr STANDING TJKAP. . 1st ptfze. $10 ;. 2d, $5.^Entered-Samnel Walker. J. Rndtancl S. Pearcy. Walker, first prize; Pearcy. second. . y . y - STANDING HIGH JCMP.. 1st prize, $10; 2d. $/).���������Entered Walker and McDonald. Walker first1 prize. ��������� RHXNINQ KlGir JUMP. 1st prize, $10 ; 2d,'$5.~Entcred-T. Mc- DoiigaH; A. McDonald, S. Walker, J, Lindsay. McObiigaU and McDo.nald tied. . ���������-, PUTTING TITK STOXE���������22 LBS.. A\' ..._ _ " 1st prize., $10: 2d, $5.���������En teredo-D.M c- PQndency.,.i8 manifest. Without assislantferjDoRahirA^fcAUnden-and A,4IcDonaJi,__D. too." ;Let only a fractional part of the life in- McDonald took the first and A. McDonald second prize. . . PUTTING-TUB STONE���������15 LBS. 1st prize. $10 ; 2d." $5.���������Entered--Av Mc- Alinden. J. McKav and I). McDonald.- Mc- Tbe condition of Cariboo lijk matter of no' ���������Bmallimportance to the entire, colony, and a few' words thereanent may not be uninteresting at a time when, owing to the small yield of gold, much apprehension as to Ihe future ���������burthens the minds of those whose interests are ".identified with the prosperity of the mining*community. Dullness in all branches ���������of business and industry seems to prevail throughout the colony, but judging from the observations of those who:have recently had aa^opportunity of forming comparisons, Cariboo, dull as it seems, would appear to show the .most hope and activity in contrast with any other section of the country. Whatever color present appearances take, there is no Incurable cause; for despondency, while one of the richest mining countries of the world has not'yet been half developed. It would; Indeed be a matter of surprise if a destructive fire and two years of drought had not some- wji n't' score hed. the energy.. of. a. t iny co m ra u- nity. Cariboo, and, in'fact, the whole col- ony. is in a condition similar to that of a man Whoyhaving stumbled on good fortune and not made a-proper use of it; grumblys at the times, tlie counlrj, the government, anything b n t bis o w n i m p r6v i den ce.>V. S u ch p 1 ai a ts are not more commo'h here than in tbe other parts of. the colony.. Here a courageous de- ^erminallon-to^rise^a^oye '"the". sloYigb :*of des-. BUSINESS NOTTC^ r ���������-" ~ ' NEW AD VERTISEM ENTS. For Sale w to Let, 4 BOARDING HbTJSE, Pjiiiato'iit-tho hWrtVr q/ A, Gulch,.rurDishcd'; withy Rnljge an { oVwvM ?Ut necessary for llic bu<?ihpBS..t T n������s moiU.rn(0 * ��������� H l Ay Apply to ���������Ayi0. . JfeTHOS.: FLETCHER : ��������� ��������� ���������>olItt 'fe" -Mi. AA'y Barlco^u.' Notice. -tr 'M, ������������������' "-i't," fe '������������������ ������������������% n fused into other mining- countries by \hc cap, Ualist doctors be imparted to this and the patient would soon scarcely be recognizable in his improved condition. Our best gold placer leads, such as are known, have not yet been broiigtit'dralf way tp the pdintof ex- :���������������������������-' haustion, and the main lead of all, the coun- terpartrof. the^great Blue lead of California, has yet Jo be discovered. The u quartz era^ ��������� !s 3 till' ������at th e i n f ti a I. ,pb i nt 'o f. i ts d a w n. Co n- sidering wbatJarge-Tsums aniiriall^leave the district for "taxes "and freight, its elasticity^ and strength, under the weight of those burdens, is surprising. Two things have dnring.J the past six months proved a heavy addition to those burdens. ..The stoppage of< work on this creek; by the choking of the bedrock drain and the Omtneca scare. While donbt existed as_to the effect' the discovery of rich mines would have upon the business and population of Cariboo, all enterprise was ;'laid over" as well as the claims. Miners reserved their means for the new mines, and every- . . body.'else shaped their policy accordingly. The consequence wag that the winter season was remarkably. b arr$u of, p roll ti ��������� by t. th e suspense and inactivity thus caused, and al- iho_t a-cleaf lois of time, instead of, being employedltfsiristmLin^;^ panqgyjpr. Ahe sun i mer sea son. ��������� No w, ho w- e verbal fare settled to work, and a remunerative season is in prospect Remunerative, but not so bright as preceding seasons, and, i t wo u I df] be sheer fo I ly; to a item p t ���������: i mp a r t nig a fa! se co I o r to the. picl u re.. It is - too m u c h the custom to estimate the condition of Cariboo by looking at the big yield of a few claims, without'taking into consideration the number;of men profitably employed throughout the district. Last year, for example, a few .claims on Stout and Conklin gulches and William creek yielded well while very little, was being done iu the district. This year, there is only the big output of the Lightning company as an offset to tho large y i e I d^oC' (he fe w, cj a i ms y re fe r rod to \ but \ here is a far greater degree of activity on all the creeks iUian; there-1 has? been for a couple of years. It is/premature; to speak of the new channels or ?-athei* old channels found on Walker's gulch and French creek as affording expectation of a revival of the large yields c n sto m a ry i n ^ n eigh b O ri ng c h m h els. but as they a^-e situ ate in the rich - p ay i ng ra n ge, they Skill certain ly pay well -when fairly npened. A great deal of work is being done on Ugh in ing c reek ;an d tri b uja ries, b u t tbe. ������iflicu if/ ol h ot tonj ing i he deep ch ah nel there Kay. took Grst and McAlinden second prize.. ": FOOT RACK- 150 YARP3. 14'prize. $15; 2d.- $7.���������Entered J.-Adair, Si Rogers, Haynes, Lindsay, A.McDbiia.ld and ���������an Indian. The Indian won-first'and Mcpon: aid the fcecond'prize. ���������'������������������'' y ; . . -.:.;. rOOT KACE���������100 YAUDS. ' '" Isf prize. $10 ; 2d, $5.-Entered���������O. Wil- son, .S.,Wal keryrD. Mc Donaldy andfeJDoc^ j English. "Walker first, and English second." v; :: .. HUKDLE RACB.. ..." . - "i - y '��������� Ar 1st prize. $10:\��������� = =2dg $5.���������Entered^-Samnej Walker. J. R_ici,::A. Mc^onaldi?, Reid won firstpnzc^ McDonald.second.-^fefe-i AtMA'A'- ���������:���������<-������������������ :x..\'.y M ;fe-"-. ''������������������:'-. i^--'-i fe' .;������������������ y,;.fe- TirkEK-LBGGKD.BACKfe ���������'.* ���������1st. prize...$10,;��������� 2d. SS.^Entered���������A.Mc-' Don aid.and Wilson ; ,D. McDonald and George Gay lor; W.' Bray, and N. Shaw. > McDonald and Wlinon too.k.Jhe.first, and- McDonaldTand Gay lor second prvieAy/y, a a. \ Ar. A. Aii- ,.:.'���������; -y.y ��������� SACK RACK. . /.������������������**���������' 1st prize, .$1:0^ ;2d; $5~EnteredXJN. Shaw, O.; Wi 1 so n jiii d; AyMcDon al d. N Sh a w won fi rst p r ize; an d W i 1 so n se co n d. ' I ;.; J/i.~ '-���������'��������� ^HEKLBARROAV^ RA'CK.y r.i; f'; A SB ��������� .. '���������]$&prize;c$ld'���������:'2d',|'?^5.���������Entered/PAU. Synin, 0,^118011,^1800, Tv Fletcher an d-N^ Shaw.''Shaw"won first, and ��������� Fletcher second .prize.;.>.:-.:���������'. V���������';' -'A('] ��������� ���������'���������:.":' \A, A'i... ���������'.-'' ;.-.-' \ Then followed a ���������������������������Chinaman?s race, and ;:* Siwash race- of 100 -yards each, for prizes oif $6 and $3 in each race. _ . :���������.,. ;v ., I AA noRSE iiAcKS���������SOtfYAnns; '"'[. ../ DominionvPurse of v$75���������Entered��������� John Peeb 1 es-* b. m.' Lu cy : T. Poo 1 *i g. h. Ki ng- bald ���������*.. an(L,john Ailair's b.m. Lina.' Bestin' Won by Lucy, .T*iwValiijibio Family M.;:.i_ine lias been widely -and ,' [ti vuni til y. k now ii i u our ovvh ;an d foreign - coun tne s upward-oi' ;���������/;' THIliTY YEARS. :: 'A:[ Uhas lost none of its gorxt narac by repeated trial.?, but c uitf������)nes lo occupy a prbiniuODt position in every lamily.'m^ilicinc chest; '������������������'-������������������-,--���������' -���������.������������������. . ;ItiS'������n .External .and Internal Remedy For Summer complaint, or any oilier form of bowel dipeuse in c li i! il run or ad u 1 ts, it.' is. ft n h J rn os t., .-.ct* r tat n cu ro, and has, without doubt, been. more successful in curing the varioiiskinJs cu CHOLRKA th tn/any other known r.-'mody, or the most skill..ul pliysicnu. ;In India, Aft'lca "a n cl Ch i na, wil ero tl i is d re ad fu I di sease 13 moro or less prevalent. th*������Ptiin Killer is r.6nsi<tcmd by tbe natives,"as well as Eur. ������pr<\ u resided U;. in, thos j cIi * maU'S, ji"srftR R medy : and wlilb it is a ni'St eill- cient remedy for pi in. it is r������ p^rtVcily safe medicine, evsjn in. unskilll'uU hands. .. Diryclions, accompany each botlle.'fe ���������'-' -*'���������' '' AA ' ''���������'��������� ���������������������������;, : Soiil;by all Druggists.��������� ���������������������������;Tyji-' Ml .:���������: '( ju_ lm : NI3W ADVERTISEMENTS. ���������:^Aa Gs^d-y/y^y/- TO all wlmm it may concern, and to 'Mr; STEPHEN MATTICK, in particular:; I hereby cluillenge any man in the. Cariboo pistrictj.andttho samojBrr.; Ste- p!ien Ma tttae esp:cia 11 v; to coh test with . me, in: a wrestling matcb for the sum of Two Hind red Dollar^ or u p wa rd p, t wo fi rst.. fa 1 Is. To wres tl o < i n an y. fair or ma u ly s ty le that -t he sa i d Ma tt ice or any o ther party may prefer.. Any mouoy; ;deposited wi th ifr.' Robert I.ipsett, Arcide Saloon, Barkeryille, .in;acceptance of this challenge wHlfelxc-'.prom'iitiy'' accepted, as, funds are there on hand:.tO;C.over,it.ry y.-.-fe.":.������������������������������������-fe:MA.r. ^���������:-.. Joseph Matthews for THOMAS STOCKER;. New Restattrant'& B^td- ins^ House; BRGS to announce that sho has ri>-bp������hed the build ' ��������� ing known as.'tlieKcvv;"C-fluEfiloi_'.'Diialiifii:Bobotff: as a 'AAA-A- MA"' y "'���������"��������� -.-���������'. :,.. ;: ������������������ ��������� RESTAURANT; AriDBOWRDIN^H Fi rst ��������� class Mcals: wil 1. be fu rni slied i ari'd the strict- osi n't toil Mou paid to the wants of her customers: /.: mn*nteu^ fob. MivAtE:::pARTiEs. ��������� cook-dl to; order. A.imx yyA-y AAi-A'AA-MAMyAyAy WINES, L IQV&M yM/C I GAR S { of tlie best qualityf;to:bo"obta;ined;;ftt���������th^Bjjr4,r.1.>liv'',iV: ' BOAUP.. ��������� .iA '-,...'.''l> fe $ii2 per; week.'',A- . Barkerville, July 2,1870. "fey fe ;' y jn2 1776:-:^ :, 94m ANNIYERSARY OF ^AMERICAN:- ';.';:���������.-'AA/A.A INDEPENDENCE.-. At y;4;>:-' Monday, Ju^r 40, 1870: The Committee of ..Management for the celebration of tho Kourtb. of July have adopted the following v ;. " /^'������������������';^/;^RO(JRA\iMR ..;.'���������'��������� ";,A,fe-;"-:" At Suurisc,: - -:A -��������� - ;,- Federal Sain te. At ] f; a.m., :- ���������"* - Music���������Hail Columbia. Reading.of the. Dpcjaratjon,of. Independence :. A'��������� by Mi*'Wm. 'Mkacham..��������� yV| A MA ���������' i Music. - . - - - - Star Spangled Banner 0ration. by - "; .-��������� ;* " A^lr Jous.Kurtz. ; A t MeVid iaii, - -' - - . - -. National Salute. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS: "'J (Commencing after the National Salute.) I Pri_o. $5 on w be n the Di rectors , for A th e ensuing ve������ r u.h i ������.- elated . ; ������������������;.,:j. s, Thompson;secrJ(" : 25Ui June, 1870.. :.y- .: '_ 'jjjj ryUE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existinR between 1 , William Forrist and David Bonney is ttij������i _.,J mutually dissolved, fe ',. <J .David Uonivy wiil liquidate all dobts and receiot for all outstaudiug accounts due lias late firm, * . WIM.UAI FORRl^T- DAVID. UOXXKV ' * Barkerville; Jupe'23f-1870. 1^5 Tm ; E. WATSON^ WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AKI) F.N graver, Government street, next to the St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria, V. L. Cbroncw. eters and Watches cleaned, repaired, arid warranto- ��������� Every description of Jcw-Hery made t������ or'lof. Plain and;Ornamental Engraving neatly executod. Orders from Che Upper country proiiiptiy dttcinioi to. : '���������..._.���������...fe...fe,,:^.;,^'.������������������...��������� ..-.:-.,���������.- FLOUR! FtOURl TtfSTRECEIVED, ilargeidtoTfe;. DOMESTIG FLOUR, BES^iBRANDS^ For sale by je25 JAS. WICKHAM, . Barkerville. At fe DE NOVVlbN & KURTZ, >'j<������25 lit*'; -i* Ay^AAA ��������� . -A,_ .';il Vlfrvlltos' a ^���������' ������������������������������������ ..v'!.-. IstTrize. 1���������Running Higli Jump,.... :��������� $10 2���������Lnng Foot Race, ITS yar^s, tbi'ee'heaL������i ' Scrub Race���������Prize, ' $40���������En ter ed-Li nd- says b. h. Weasel ;��������� Antone's g. h. Frank, and Pool's g. h. KinpbahL Ileata, best in three. Won by Antone a .Frank. The amusements of the day concliifled with a performance ;/afc the Theatre, and theau flitmce showed . their appreciation of the ex- c -llent actinnf of the Carib. o Amateurs bW irequent���������������* sbo\vers?' of applause. ; r;3fBxionY presides over the past- Fkitvj Cofpkk oyer the present:. The first; lives Va rich, temple- hung- with glorious trophies, and lined with tombs; but FkuAs OoVfki. has but one shrine, and that is every breakfast table Us aroma walfeaiie earth like, a spirU ' arid can be found for sale at .every respectable dealer's in ��������� British * Columbia. ' Beware of spurious imitntions..'���������' c ^ir^riT^rP0^ h>' WTLLSO'N & RICKMAN. Fort street.TictoHaVliRS siiper- sede.1 all ofch������r Coffee in the lower country It is manufactured from *u- ' -��������������������������� ��������� 20 12 10 6 J2 6 12 6 12 10 6 10 10 6 0 5 3 3 AMMAWotfB&h ONE. HALr;iNj|jR.EST^IN. THE; ..i CORNISH-'GLA:iI.I,' ; '//.-' fe RTCHFIELD,> " . - ii. ��������� The property of E. G'rancini. : Apply .to'.-.���������' Jell'-' '.,".,".,, ;/',"' rTAMEv..Wf^KH.VM, , Garibdo Pioiieer :��������� Mill Go,, :" THE SHARF.HOLDERS' of,- Ibis Com pa ny h.1 v������ ''*��������� * territined, \vi th a Vic w to en cou rage the to? ting and working of Quartz Leads- to- A"? fe- CRUSH QUARTZ ON THE FOLLOWING REDUCED TERMS: ;': "ONE.TON, ; .-.-���������.;. .;' * ��������� : .; - ��������� /.-' ;$20 : M'������refethan one ton. AT A LOWER RATR. accord. [n.K to quan tity, to li e arranged, wi tli t he Presi:.Iont,..: LrB. Nason. r-*y '��������� ? I. u; KASpx.: ���������A :-������������������-; '��������� yJ ::,,:��������� A- > ��������� 'i . ".'��������� ,fe' "��������� '��������� President. ���������! J. TI," Tonn, Secretary. -, ,'.���������:.'��������� . \.. ^ Barkerville; June'22, iS76yy; y^ '" i-'jeM'-im".". LAMBERT & BISSaNNETTE, ' ! BARKKpriLLE^feC., A . ���������DEALERS IX" ALL, KrSDS OF��������� ' G-rocsries, Provisions,i the very best raw coffee, and its,superiority is attested by the foot that wherever introduced. U has beeonia I the fa v o r i te r h e ver age L"' . ;.t' ^"������������������ - .. v. *. 3���������Sliort Foot Race, 125 yardK '.. . (The winners of the-Lnng H:co, to be barred from entering in the Shrtrt- Race.) ' ', 4���������Wheelbarrow Rice, 100 yds ,.;���������. o���������Riders' rucc, 75 yards'; the rider not to weigh less than lilO Ihs., 6-Iiurdle Rice, 125 yds, 5'I'mrJles. SK feet high, ,... : T-H.H: 'Kace, 100 yds, ... ly" 8~Scrub Fool Jiaco (barring out nil in-evjous winnv-rs of Foot IUcpk) 100 y irds, P���������Fit Sinn's Rice, 100 vnrds. ' 10���������C!dnam--tn}B Race, 150 yards. 11���������Siwash Rtce, 150 yds, euSesCC"nd PriZ3 l������ b������ pnl<J aUlC^s thvro be throe HORSE RACES. 1���������R������ne or 300 yards, in heats, best two out of ��������� threo. lor the President's Purse nr ������irtn 2-R.crj of 300 yards, i��������� heats, best two out of' three, for the Peoples' Purse of *=n S^Scrub Race of 300 yards, in heats, best two outortarcc, for n purse of . ' S3o **. NO JOCKETOO win.be allowed in the Hw ^ m-?he particulars of the Horac Races will appear m the Programme. H AIL CO LUMBrA I t - w " ������ "' J0HN" AOAlR, Cbnini^n Ja.% WrcEiuM, Sner^Kj- a������-l Ttm&uw. to. tO^Orders from outlying Creeks promptly nttendad. STORAGE & COMMiSSION. Having added considerably to their pnunistrs, .L. fc h. arc prepired to receive cargoes of Merchandise ������n MoraKoand Cummiasion. tCflU'-All Consignments from the Agricultural 01*- tricts tvlii receive the strictest attention. BARKERVILLE, Jell 3m (Opposite the Post Office.) : y ���������DEALER IK���������".������������������-. Grr o c e r i e s, Prp^risio_isy IJi<iUOI*Sr &CM &C; STORAGE AND COMMISSION ���������e^Cohsignmonts car*fuii> atten,!��������������� to and^oHrrs fnlthjully.executed:,-. ��������� -.'--fe fe.;���������'. ' 'A - "'. Barkerville, June_*4tb, IS70. ��������� J������26 3m ifor B*worl| H-ever; jnga |Moin ertf owe cvh! the f reel nt, nto ut : or t Allt owe bta: M \\r: is i ties Id 20 her :cel fifjkTl line ece: urv( ami alls I ost moi to It SMS 0 ft. ild hy Y % /A i I M m m m m H ^ ^TtTR'DATvJtrtY 2, $^-"}'j iV:' ||| ^ fjfl[ Messrs." Kurtz . and .Lane,: who arrived ^8 on SaturdayA', last, started out. on Monday |Hfor the Meadows, which tbey contemplate fflffi-worldng. and have been Inspecting the ground ���������|-every day this week. Mr bewdney,.who is ^9engaged as surveyor, commenced work ori ������HMonday morning. Tbe survey has been.un- ffljderta'kep at ihe expense of. Messrs. Lane and IB Kir'is. aiid is not yet.com pleted. So far. bow- -.-... t hey find that the work- p ro pose d to b e \,, A j}* quite practicable. From the head of ; ���������;. of-Clubf lake there is a fall of thirty-nine ',,:, villi an average continuation for; a few i.fe , It is estimated that the',.lake.:can be owe red for ty-n i n 9 feet.help w t h e p rcsen t jjevel by bringing-up a cut and making use Of ���������the fall beyond. The water of Jack-bf-Clubs reek can be turned arid used to open out a iit, and then the water of the 1 ake tur n ed; nto tlie channel so made, must even tii ally silt a channel deep enongh:tb;drain.the[lake br the purposes contemplated "in the,��������� worL iVl 1 tii is can pe d on e. at si f gh t .expense. > By o we ri ng the j ake' the riecessa ry dij mp; can be >btained. From the Bal la rat cp.^sjo^e'ry line ,o MpArthnr's ']pVi_iHBhy;.;"i!i"- :."didtaniBie:^ot- about a 11 r, tii ere is a fal 1 of ..pearly hi h ety; feet, and ���������b is estimated that the; entire^; length of five niles will average. seven ty feet to t he; mi I.e. t t i_ tbe intention of the company .to;. procure j 20 stam p ' qiiar\ z mill and ?piace, it some here be t ween. Cam aro n ton :' and:i Mqsqu i to reek. By.. tappi ng Wi 11 iairi, "ere eft n ear Cam - ronton sufficient; water-power kraed tp drive;ih$jrtiilL���������::thus;.renileriO^^unT ocessavy the/use o.f steam;" This is:the first nrvey of the ^Meadows that has ever.been ommeneeeV^nd���������tK^^ alls factory .to Messrs, Kurlz and yLane^g The Host of the: trip *;here and "the" slifvey may mount liese 9ZU&2L2&5 f MWftll ��������� to Jabou t $2000,- Whicli..;looM,.as":.if gen tl e men : we re th orough ly; i n earn est |||i wli:i( i h e y ������p ro p ose ~*. to do. .vWes trns fc th at fmwy w i 11 < ������ b ih! n' s s ich "a .1 ease from the Go ve r n - li"111 as will plage, j b;erniont pfythOA p o wer; of rr.nnil b 1 ers' h ri d ��������� cavi 1 lers. req i1iting only pfiioieni, g lift ran tee a fori the due '���������;,. perform-; ji i e i������ o f i I in w (i!i'k p rn p osed to b e. u n d e r ta ken. ���������>e minify, intend pur'z -mill, as w��������������� ande rata nd they d0, and 1 i'h i i ��������� J ;i c k - o f-C I ii o s: .1 ake ] si n k _?Iia fisf pro en re {"O-Uor.sp power pumpretc^iheyexperidiiure ^grc<'f5*nry fOr ������iicb work arid machinery would ^px'-tr snlHeivnt ^narnntee. ;in onr next issue mi' hyp* to jjfv'ft l.iieresnlfsof the entiresnr- j*v. embracing Jack-of;Clubs lake:and Willow ���������vrr- ' " : '"^"' '������������������'������������������: n y;cw |g||| I MIXING INTELLIGENCE. y';/, ;.'./.';y. -fe' ^nj.iAii cheek;'. '���������;,.- In the upper part of the creek everything is: now in good shape for work. The Gold Hill co;.,.haying .ground-sliiiced ai cut of, 200 feet J n to th e hill, Men d to c o m mence t u nnel- ling.v The San Juan, Mountain,: 'Bnidleyr. Nicholson and Downey companies are1 piping. The":'gold in the Downey claim has been found only pn the bed rock tin tl 1 receri 11y, bu t i t is now found scattered throughout the top gravel as well aa on the bedrock. The Bedrock Flume, Forward, Wilson, McLaren, Brdiise, Dijtch ,BiU, Stead man, Six-toed Pete and: Cpr- nish companies are piping. Several Chinese companies are gropnd-slnicing and piping. The Black Jack co. have run off a large piece of ground this season, and are close on to the old. ch an n e I; F roui th e a p pearan" ce o f the washed ground they expect to do well. ,Tbe Barker co. are running a drain. Tae Cariboo co.},bave .jiist got tbeir digginga eleaned ont. The 'Caledouia co. are still fixing up. The Schnodiac co. have brought up "a ditch to their grourd for, ground-sluicing. In the lower part of the creek t he companies a rer engaged in dead: work caused by the freshet. The Ballarat co. are sfcillrepairing their drain. The; Forest: Rose claim gave 40 oz. for last week's work.��������� ��������� -������'.��������� ;���������;��������� '���������" ���������' .; ._.; ~ [: '���������;������������������'-��������� ^yyy'felWAX/KKR's ofectf:-" ZA//A-A ", The tast Trial cbf are bringing up a cut to ground-si it ice. the channel recently discovered. The Torquay co. are sin king a shaft. Two of Iheotbernew companies have started work, arid two have got their claims laid over t BLACKJACK GULCH. The Neosho co. continue taking out about $10 per day; to the hand. 'Ai^ryyA.y.. Myi ;BT0UT GDLCff.' ��������� ��������� ' r A fe !s ^lie^ffvale co. washed up 60$ oz. fbr last week.; Tbe Joe kins rco.. washed up over 50 oz.:;::The.:Muc.hb Oro, Tregoning, and two pther cowpanies are wovking. MINING RECORDS. fe' MOSQUITO CHEEK." Minnie co.���������June i 27 Little Minnie co.���������June i 2,7 ���������AL Driscoll. si I m Co it v. R. O u i ck-i Ja s. Bl ack:: fo ur: creek ^filnims. commencing at "the'lowerKlines of the rillow co., andtrunnin������rfedown stream 400-ft.: o be knownUsitheL Little* Minnie epA COOVm-H GULCH. : ||iJune 28^^'^n'g'Sco^ltwd; berich;olai ^������i ii .a ted ab o ii 11 ������ in i 1 es ab o ve the confluer Msaid creek with Sugar creek. f|| GROUSE..CREEK;- ., B Queen of Sheba' co.~Juhe aims confluence 27 mm Phillip jparr.. one creek; claim, commencing at the '���������������������������������������������': ?nd of the Queen of Sheba co., and ;:,g up stream 100 feet. To be worked as \ ;" tho Queen of,Sheba co./ ; yy A/ {-, ANTLER CREEK. ',j 3 28���������Leen -Ank & co.. two creek claims i ���������_. -ributary of Antler creek .on.th.e divide itween Grouse and Antler creeks, commenc- f? below White Man's tunnel 200 feet and nning down stream 200 feet. .; V, -JB, ���������h ������������������ -WIU.UM,CREEK. '���������'-���������'��������� <y--'.-y- wanson co���������June 27���������Wm. Swanson, 100 ^^1^. conumuicing at a. point 400 feet, from the ^������^'n'mal"l������1wci;;8ide'-line of. the Enterprise co. upper William creek, and running up oam parallel with the Enterprise co.'s front lu's. To be known as the Swanson co. June 28���������John B. Harris, one hill claim on lit bank of William creek, adjoining vtho ^iwer line of the Hurdie. co.^ formerly part ot ���������Be Dead wood co. fs ground; Re-record. *MBKose and Shararock; co.���������June 28���������Pat. pragan, one hill claim on riffhfc bank ap- ihiinp: the .lower line of J.-B;Harris' claim d formerly; part of the Dead wood co.'s ound. To be. worked in con j u action with frris claim arid khowit as the Rose and amrock co. Bxcelaior co,���������June 30���������George Sleitz, 3_ pra-tts; P.Steitz. U interests; and John fileticr, C. Peiletier, A. Johnson, A..Galster, CQ one interest. Re-record. ' ' m l-''M fe* t - ly yy I 1" fNUGGET- 'MA fe'."i; Ar y 1:1 , , ; -The Welsh co. of Beggs' gulch ?������^trom their claim last Week a nugget Of Pic Sighing five ounces and ten dollars. ,: yy x: -,: COXKLTN* GULCffi * . .' ,'i, ' r, ��������� -.: The Peli i x cp. h aye bo tto m ed an other sh af ti The. White APqio c (i)������ who bay e; been Ip rospe tt'A ing for. a long time, seem to have come to pay. "having taken;out 20^. last%eek. The -New A1 m ad eh /In d bin Qu.ee n;, ;^Re n fre w;;Lo ri e Star: Reid...TBri(^n>.Ne,wiLond on; arid tw6Asmaller coJs are working,' but they have nothing" of any.importance:to report.������ ' 'A-Ay' "' .,:"*��������� '-'"(yy A:M. V; VaLLEV MOUNTArj^ : ;. A':AjA;y i fThe Discovery;cof congou fuesday. and tlie results so far are!so en con r- iijring that many other c 1 aims \.have ��������� been staked off. Pieces worth two .dollars^ were taken up from the surface dirt, which was only, worked a��������� depth of two feet. A The gravel J ii ml erueath t h e m r face; sti" ji tu in ajsq cp niia ins ^oldv^but^notso' much as^ the npper:stratum It i is believed that the gold in the lower si ratin m wil I be fo n n d in 1 arger qnan ti j ies on Jor near to tbe bedrock. The whole mountam seems, to,.b.e.... n pth i ng b'iit grayelj an d It is strange that, these diggings, so near to Barker- .ville. are only just discovered and about to ���������be^workedi y';-.' _ V ���������'������������������'��������� A- y:-A: :i m'autiiur's GULCH. The company hydraulicing near the mouth of this gulch washed up 25 oz. this week. ?,.FREKSn.CREEK.���������-./,���������" MA vThey Cosmopolitariv co. -find-the channel, to j be very; broad and deep, and have not ye| fairl v\opened it- They are working ;pn one side "an d getti n g wages; arid: o n the o tii er th ey are; d r i i\ hg ahead. but are tr o ub'I ed wi tn wa ter. The North - A merican arid Ambrose co Js continue tu nn'e 11 ing., MOSQUITO CREEK. A part of the Minnehaha co. are about to sink a**haft, and the remainfy?r ���������' are washiiig headings. The Willow co. arev again at. work in the deep ground. ..The Discovery co. are taking out 'good pay* The Hohnan co. are makinji ov'em wages. The Sadoux aud Wright Lovell co.1. are still rocking the decomposed .quartz arid casings, ��������� RED GULCU. A party ground-sluicing at the top of this stream arts making $5. to S6 per day to the hand. The Alabama co. are down with their new shaft and are taking out pay. The Boston co. are making small wages. . . COULTER CREEK. The Discovery co. are hydraulicing and think they will clean up good wages. HAltpSCKARBLE CREEK. Halfpenny & co. are working the Discovery claiin, and have bottomed a shaft on high rock. They intend to work from it after connecting with the tunnel. lightning' creek.. The Lightning.coM after pumping out the water, fou n d th ei r d igg i nga a 11 righ ^ and a re taking out pay again, They" are getting from 80 to 100 oz. to the set. Cranston &.co.. working near the Dunbar claim, have struck n good prospect at a depth of 30 feet .CHISHpLM CREEK. , :A Th������,*6op'd Hope claim continues steadily paying six ounces lo the set of timbers!' The company above are alsoygetting, pay. Tlie North Wales co. have bottomed a shaft at the forks and got nothing. They are commencing to drift ''j.,:.; v-' r TAA.A- *.:: Ar ���������������������������['������������������ A /A/A"'-/:. V.AXDEKSON.CREEK.-- 'The company, at the mouth of this creek are taking but good pari.; A. '������������������ i 'NELSON. CREEK. : Six:; companies are at, work on this creek. Tile-Dominique, French Peter and Montgomery companies are piping. The latter will commence cleaning up in a iew days. The Prussian co. are running a; tunnel. A Chines-' company will clean up shortly, arid it is said ihey will get enough gold to pay them seven or eight dollars per day for the whole time cf working. ; HEGGS GULCFTi The Welsh co.; three men .working, washed up 20 oz. last week. The,frust-to-Ln'ck co. are running a tunnel, and are in over 200 feet The Skym co. are taking but over wages. ' j,:'..������������������.'-��������� '/������������������' '������������������'��������� ^ntlercrbkK. ���������* y ; The companies on this creek are nearly all engaged; in gronnd-sluicing. The Harkins, Porter and_ Anderaon'.'-.-companies have commenced :washi ng. A large number of miners ai*e now working on this creek. COURT-PROCEEDINGS. {Bcforo Hon. H. ������. Ball. GoU Commissioner ftnd Cauuly Court Jtntgo.) ;- Saturday, Jane 25,1870. Bradley-Nicholson Co. Vs-MnnNTAix Co.��������� Suit to show caused why defendants should not return the water of William creek.into the old channel andleave it; tp the plaintiffs at the bead of their;-groiind?aad the plaintifTs claimed $200 dariiages.;:":; The San Juani;v]BpnDWri^Bradley-Nicho% s b ri ian d Do wn j e co m panies, adj o ijaing each other;in.^e;6td^;i^po'^.^each 'ake water for ground'-sliiicingfrbnivWilliani creek and deliver: it -below'������������������ their 1 ower lines. The Brad? leyrKicbblson co^tppk: the water from a ditch e'cmime^ line; of tbe Moiiritmri'obmjjanji >'fe'd the: latter company d i verted the: water from.th e d i tcb so nsed in to thliir own :gr6tind; whereupon the Brai 1 ��������� j��������� <��������� Nicholson.broughtss.ui<; :vThe object of the 1 alter :Tconij)a^.^ the foreman. lJalph^tspn^^ '"' orhy". 'to '-:;the^ water bad been irirf)pssessibn ; offelhe ground since ���������1861,; and' therefore entitled: to priur use of water by the mining law of that lime. The Gold Commissioner said that that quer- tion was not before him: as the summons only called for deciding as to.the delivery of water byithe Mountain co. atibe head of plaintiffs' claims. . . -A A: ���������'���������.���������������������������..���������:������������������-'��������� A "* 'Plaintiffs Contended and evidence was adduced to show that the Mountain co. delivered the water, below the -Bradley-Nicholson claim. and that they could not me the water of tbe Sari Juan co.:On account of the tailings, and that they had suffered damages through the Mountain co. having taken; water !r,m the ditch.yfe *������'fe-'-"--"-'���������"���������'.AryAiA'yi ; Defendants .contended arid produced evidence to sliow that there was plenty of water in the creek���������more than plain!iff* cou'd use��������� iif they- had: chosen to;take.:th.e water running past their claim v'ffoat all. the companies took the' tailings.1 and that if they had to dump at their lower lines they could not work. . > 'The 6old Commissioner decided against plaintiffs, y ��������� .Brown* Co. vs. Kelly Co.^The Gold Commissioner decided in .favor of the plaintiffs with regard to the boundary line claimed by them, but awarded no damages as it had not been shown'. that' the defeh dania had washed up the ground io eluded with in'the disputed lines. _____ Schools.���������A correspond^ informs us thai '* the'Lytton public school is in a flourishing and healthy condition, .partly owing to the indefatigable exertions of the Board, but f.>r the most part to the noti-seciarian principle upon which it is based. The government grant, together with the voluntary subscriptions, has cancelled all debts, dues and demands against the institution from its opening up to the first of last month, leaving a balance in favor of theschoolof $2 oO.7'. Good for Lytton.... '-'.-" : p0STArj_-Yesterday the new postal arrangement with the United States came into operation. Letters from this colony to the United States, if prepaid, are charged six cents, newspapers two cents each, and may be paid in colonial stamps. Letters from Barkerville to the United States are charged, however, as usual, with tbe 2*c colonial postage in addition to the six coot?, The news of the death of Mr A. McPuersox, lately of Barkerville, was received here with universal regret. Mr McFher?dn'waTdrie of those exceptional men who succeed in gaining Ihe respect and friendship of all who knew htm. and the enmity of none, without anr effort to promote etlher, taking fortune or misfortune with equal cheerfulness or indiffer* ence aa it happened to come, and maintaining under .any cirenms'ances a quiet, conrleout and manly character.. He was warmly attached to his native country and its people, as are all good and true men, and never allowed such attachment to take the form of prejudice but regarded all men as brethren. He was not only liberal in sentiment, but liberal on all occasions when any good r������f benevolent purpose required pecuniary ashmt*' ance. He was a native of Quebec, Canada, and aged about 50 years. Fire Wardens - Messrs. D. Kurtz. E. Pear* Ron and Joseph Denny, who were elected by th 'William Creek Fire Brigade to act as Fira Warden*?, have received a commission irom Hhn. H. M. Ball confirming tbeir appointment, and granting them authority lo inspect etova- pipes, bake oveus,: etc., and to muke such orders for the prevention of fires as may ba- just and necessary, and to summons person** before .the; court who may refuse or neglect to comply with the orders issued by tho Fire Wardens. We take tii is opportunity of saying that the confidence which the people of Bar. kerville feel in the efficiency of the Brigada is largely due to the exertions of Captain Oppenheimer. who has labored hard to. per* Feet the organization, . '���������"', . Murder���������Passengers by-the last express report that a murder took place at Chilliwack last week. It appears;that an.Indian enter* tained a'gnidge ^gain-t.the���������family of a���������Mt- Greer, and in revenge stabbed a child in the breast, so as to pierce the heart with a-largs needle or bodkin. The Indian was arrested and found in possession of a blood-stained needle.which ori comparison with the wound was recognized by Dr. Black as .being the in* strument with which bv all appearances.th������* ,,.aSvSuueu >oy ,u������ ioicu.au,,<leed; was; co^ ^^tes&theTight of pr|. ployedter? in Cariboo, and Mr. John JCarfa. ate?-forms company; which brought a letter for htm from Mrs. Greer i> ^_o7h -ri *;. rip i i ha rtrrmi nri e; nr,a f fo mi ing lum of the atrocious act. Axotuer AccrDi_N*T-On Tuesday last a miner named Evan Phillips, of the Good Hope co., Chisholm creek, while getting out timber^ fell backwards over a log. He had an axe ot_ his shoulder.at the time, and Ins neck was severely cut.by falling on it. The wound waa stitched, and Phillips is said to be doing well. Fourth op Jclt���������The programme of tho Committee of Management for the celebratioa of Independence Day appears in our adver. rising columns to-day. The committee are- making all necessary arrangements for a gal* . d vy, and it will be seen that their program* is unusually attractive. -.''���������'��������� Com ikg B a ck ��������� O ne oi the return e d O m in - eoans says that when he left Lake Tatlah ther������ were fifty men there about to return to Quesnelmouth. Many of these, however, bad not been to the mines. \[ Express.���������Barnard's express arrived on Saturday last. "Col. Lane. Mr John Kurtz and Hon.* _S. fcewdney*were passengers. No east, erli mail came, by .this,express. Tbe down express left on Wednesday, morning. Accident���������O n Tues day- last,.. Mr John "San ���������* * derson, of the Victoria co.,...Lowhee creek, had his knee-cap broken and his neck ciU by falling from a log with an axe in bis band. Dr. Chipp attended to his injuries.. CUrrry Crkrk���������A party of prospectors, with nine animals laden with provisions* passed through Lytton recently on their way to the Cherry'creek silver district. Arabian- Stock���������Mr T. Seward, of Lytton, has just received a four-year old more, Arabian stock, which he intends to put in training for the Ashcroft races. Hams���������Van Volkenbnrg & Co. hare just received a lot of grain-fed hams from Clinton. A good quality of ham has been rather a scarce article of late, y " First���������Tompkins* team, the first of the season, laden with merchandipe. arrived on Wednesday last. RoBBKRT���������Tbe fluiee-noxes of the Holm stj co., Mosquito Greek, were robbed last week,- - mm E_I_I i ���������Jft-AVI**-.'*" . ^_VW1 ;- .r&1'4&-.'*<f4\ ���������>'-. m ������������m 'V r . wyir-aat-a ��������� tt'.i I * K< tfe- OMINECA INTELLIGENCE. "r LETTER FROM A MINER..; .;;���������; : VfTAi. Cheek, Juno 5,1870*., "Hu. J. M'B. Smith,���������I suppose you will - ���������������������������: tin be disappointed at tbe news, as up to i4s time 'nothing has. been struck; nor any i ������'iacy taken out from Vital creek. Since the i st rash there has been, considerable pros- j jcllng, both co the lower and upper part of i'.r_ creek, and nothing found tbat will nay.1 Tie Chap mail co. have worked about 100 feet of 'ground in tbe oreek and got one ounce of p-ddf so not .finding anything in the creek t tey are ground-sluicing in the fiat. The Dis ��������������� tvery co. are grouhd-eluicing, as are also ��������� vyo. other companies in the old ground worked inst. Beason. McMillan, May & co. sank a :,haft _5 feet deep just above the Chapman co.'s line and alongside of the creek, drifted about. 18 feet each way and found nothing��������� Ledfock pitching into the hill liat. To-morrow I start into prospect in the ground above the Discovery, where I have an interest, in , company with May, McMartin and Miller. From tho foregoing information, you will see that everything around here looks rather. blltei AXD PARTICULARLY THK NEW ARRIVALS. A great many have already started below, and many more are talking of starting down soon, pronouncing the country a regular bilk. However, there are a few of na think, better of tho country, and are satisfied that something good will be found before tho"ihiniug season closes. ,. ........ I.have been prospecting on outside creeks from, the 1st of March to the 20th of May, and found nothing that would pay, except on Silver^ creek, where at low water I can make lrom; five to: fifteen dollars per day. on the poi nts/ and sha 1 l6w beclrpck. Jtfyself and Wm... _____Humphreys:pan^ed;ou't~$2 _ th four days, and I afterwards panned out" $ 16 in a few days frora'diifierenE' places along the creek. This gold I panned from points and shallow rocks, and 'from off high benches. No one seems to think anything of the creek, and in fact I do not tbliik very, much of it myself. I have r,e- cortled discovery ground both" in hill and creek',' which it is my intention to prospect. '���������������������������'������������������li wilt take a thousand dollars to' "bring water on to'it.; None of .us are satisfied whether -if will-pay..or not to bring tbe water on it, but \ t is, our: inten tion to prospect until we are fiifly satisfied that.it will. pay. -.- t. ;. i am'interested in three different .places^, on Vital A creek, Van d .1.'������������������think I will be ub.Ie. to * 'provei ."tie whole .oif them in.the next five >veekS.;;\ShouldXnot.fiQ^.aOything in,.either j>laeo I will be off on a trip to ;east of here, ubnu"t ICO miles away. .. Most of us wintering here were in hopes some of the new arrivals would start out to prospect the country, but,no one except Black Jack &nd John White have made an effort to do eO. I have, no thing further, of importance, but hope to be able to send some good news per next express! * Fred. Black. /' MISCELLANEOUS. /TO ;AN1)j;;D,E;NJ^ HAB REMOVED TO B ARKERVILliE, and is pre- ./pircd to, treat: all kluds . of ; .disease ��������� and execute DENTISTRY i if all/its, different branches in the neat.' est--_nd' hest*", styled "Teeth filled with pure Goldjan.d Silver; also; False Teeth put in on Gold- Plate,: and upon-pivots on old stumps' or portions of the teeth, which very, often reraai u ��������� qjait. sou n d in tbe j awbone after the tops are gone, and this is the ^ best way for any person to have false teeth;.as they are- never removed for the purpose of cleaning like those upon plate^and are perfectly natural to the mouth/and tongue, as much: so.'as^ the original tee th were. Parties, who h'avo got.soand;teoth .would do well to call and ��������� ha vo them cleaned, thus avoiding losiug them as' othors have'doho through the Injurious cfl-cts of what is called tartar, consisting of salivary (mucus) animal matter and phosphate of-'lime,- which encrusts th������������ teeth wltlr/a dark'Scale,: loosens tho gums, con- tin ue������ **down to tho;febdnes, loosens, theVteeth, and causes them to GUI out'without being decayed. - / x&~ Teeth:extrae1'e_;in:thfi> very besV-way known. Chargesmoderate"'Tlie:best relerences given, and all work warranted to givef perfect so tlsfacticu. i_^orFICE^rOpP '���������site the Government Assay Office, my21 !":!rMM: "BARKERVILLE/-;,/' ���������..;. .(��������� Restaurant THE Proprietors of this' old and well-known cstab , 1 ishtnen t., woul d respec tful ly th an k; their n u m er- ous'frtoaus and the public for the extensive patronage heretofore bestowed on thera, and trust that by their usualstrict attention to business they will merit a continuance of thcirconfldence-nud support. it per Meals, $1. Board, $16 per Week. BREAD MAI)E OF THE BEST FLOUR We recommend to the public our GROUND COFFEE, which Is a much superior article than any Whicth;caii'< be h ad from below. We Roas t and Grin d j t ou rscl ves aud choose the best berries, consequently the public may bo sure of its being free from adulteration. PATTERSON h GOODSON- NOTiC E. LL parties desirous of obtaining copies of thoir prkscristions, or of having the same refilled, will please-call soon, "as I intend leaving for the Peace rlvcr.Minos as soon as practicable, to open a, Branch Drug Store. I will take copies of the above with me and lock up tho original till my return in the fall. I will also take a select lot- of Drugs, Patent Medicines, and various ichtas, suitable for Miners. During my absence, I hope my friends will not forget that I have;a large an l choice Assortment of Pa* tent Medicines at the Old Stand here,/which they can obtain at reasonable rates.. yyvy/���������;>-. -///-��������� / A: Parties owing small accounts. will; pjease'cail; and settle the,.same. y0 iAAAMAyy,yyy-x. JASM&- TAYLOR,. .' ���������.-,/Barkerville./March; 18,1870 . v.v ral9tf THE-UN DESIGNED. BEGS TO INFORM HIS friends and the public, that he has fitted up sp.oi.i COMFORTABLE BED-ftOO!*vtf In his dew building, where he Is prepared to give good-Beds at a reasonable price.���������' Those who will favor him with their patronage, may depend on the cleanness and comfort of his nou'se. He takesjilsothis opportunity to remind the Cari- ^jooites tbat his Brewery has' received the FIRST PUIZEvof the.Colony for his celebrated XXX ALE And tbo true amateurs wil I be ableto judge by tbcm selves tbat such honorable prize lias been j stly awarded to him. N. B.~A large front room to et. Bitrkorville Jan. 2^.1869. K. CUKIO A/ G-ILMORE; / - f R. C H A MT T A1 L^D R, }:��������� A YATES . STREET, VICTORJA^ Vip}/ ���������';���������*.. IT^-ON ��������� HAND, ; and .is con start tly. r eceiving7 a "IX large assortment of CLOTHS,. CASS1MERES and,Testings,: which he is prepared to make to order in/the most; approved styles. v;: ,:i.-��������� Mr ������������������ .yPartles oh William.Creek can have their measures taken by Mr McCallam; Barkerville. / *,'���������.*.. 1 &&��������� AII! orders: from" Cariboo proihptly; attended j������������" ���������'-. / -"���������;-��������� :>���������:',. AyA.-ypA .-.��������� ���������* mySlem MISCELLANEOUS. YATES STUEETyyiCTORrA, VJ. ��������� jBQr Orders for. Monuments,- ;��������� Tombstones, r kpi promptly attended' to.. Every ;��������� description . of work in-Marble executed. ������������������. A List of -Trices' can,Ve.secn, at the. SEyTixEL-Office ���������-������������������:- AyAAAA; - ������������������:: ;-*- A xny1 gn -��������� W^ rpHE READIN(i ROOM AND JL located in the rooms next. stand, And'AAAA- [ .i-A:A: A[A:A'A A '���������'���������: A Ayr. THE STJBSCtelPITON ;; HAS r BEEN RE^ ���������fiUCED TO $3 PER QUARTER. LIBRARY :9re now door below the .old June 10, 18T0. .JOHNT BOWBOH,;. Librarian; CHEAP GOODS! COMPRISING- Boots; Shoes Olothing and : Grroceries^ / ; ;. '.fe:6^;^T;n:E;-iE^ jCT. A L IT Yj,;; J; For sale at the Store of the undbrslgned iu'Barkor- viUe, opposite the Bank of British Columbia; " "I! T. yyA-y.yy v/:V������#;������������������;*���������-* Wi REKNIE. sc4tf as usual. -;=������.; LlQHTNINQ CRKKK, VflKERS-AND-TRADERS will Qnd^it^o-thHr-������d- ill vantage to "purchase at this Store, where there Is ������ LARGE ASSOKTMENT OF GOODS ,Of the very best description on hand; and .the Stoclc constantly replenished hy new arrivals. The proprie ..' - , ���������-��������� ��������� tors will sell Goods- CHEAP AS ANY IN CARIBOO. Orderspfomptly Ailed, and forwarded with dispatch. * BEEDY & UNDHARTV. . Van Winkle, .; . .Proprietors* MISOELpANEOUS; lias commenced makiog ber regular trfn ' " ' - y ... bet ween .������������������ ���������*��������� ps SOM CREEK *:QUESNELMOUTH; 4������* The sWamer is tibt responsible for leai^ Qlls, or othc?r liquids shipped in tins. H% The Steamer ** Onwardj} y.,.^ CAPT. WM; IRYIXG, LEAVES Now Westminster; for _*alo on . days and Saturdays. / The steamer will not be responsible forleakn^ ti' Liquids shipped in tin or glass. fey' Wedaej, ���������5m mm wm THE undersigned' begs to inform all parlies wishjM to ship goods to VitaPs creek and surround ri country that he will be prepared to forward 60 m! pounds per month, ou and after the 1st of April t&ih\ from Quesnelmouthjo the heud of navigation All consignments.attended to with aire and d_ patch, Vi' '"A-. r "1 jam , [yA, fe. , /',.:.���������- TATRICKBICKEY- ^;i>:':;';;;'/;;;'^^';/NpipCE^..;:.,,..-.;-. ATI THE barge HOMINECA,"-Copt. Moore, ijllbe'prt pared, on the 1st day.of June next, to make her regular trips from the foottof Stuart Luke to the head' of navigation' on/ Lake .Tatlah, carrying freight andv passengers,-' . ��������� ;; ;. . ...,;.' The Omineca is 35 tons bu rd en ,������ an d is provi d ed'���������*[$ six water-tight compartments and capable of earning 25 bead of pack animals on deck. A'll goods, intended to be shipped by the Ominccr the panic's shipping will please address J. W. hlnon foot of Stuart lake, where there will be a good, substantial warehouse for the receiving and forw.ttnti goods. .J. W. MOOHR Quesnellemouth, April 16th, 1870. ap23 r mm )i Cai THAT. WELL-BOILT DWELUNG-HOUSE, formci!y: the residence.of L. C. Coombs, Esq., plcasanjiy situate on the point at the mouth of .'Stout Gulch, containing Two Rooms, a Woodshed, Cellar, and Cur' rioge Shed. For particulars, apply to ... R. U. BROWN, my21 Ira BurkcrvllU. mm SAWNEY'S LETTERS AND m, wit CA R I BOO R H Y M E LONDON HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND WHARF STREETS VICTORIA. J. H. aw������������������������. **. vv., oiporters of/ all descriptions of Dry Goods; ; Hosiery and Underclotbiiig, A very full assortment of these good,, suitable for Wholesale buyers, at their ^harf street Store/ . .'Mf.. - Regular supplies received from; Europe. by sailing vessels and by Express via Panama and Pacific Rail- road, ..... -y '-'V; _ '/���������'' A' ���������'���������' /^Particular attention given-to orders from Brlt- ishColumbia. ,. y.'yfe Sole Agent for Alexandre Kid Gloves. London Firm���������J. P. TUNSTALL & Co.*' 8 Bow Church ��������� Ay. r ;./ .-. - ;���������;. ;Yard./��������� '"��������� ;-'-; y/y/.//:-/... EIEY'S AlIUNITION BY JAMKS AXUEKSON. PRICE, For sale at the Sextixel Office post, free of chaiee ONE POU.AR and forwnr ei! li imv_w !iill Pacific Telegraph Hotel, Store street (betwe������'ri Herald & Fisp in tl), fe '/ A -i -A.. VICTORIA, B.c.r ;' Andre^r/Astrico, F.--;���������"��������� A^ - Prornetor. The most commodious and clean Hotr-l in ^*ic(uri^ It* is conducted on .the European principle. Tbe tnMe is supplied witb the very best the market aflbn's. Meals at all hours ,of the day. Private Dining Rooms for Families. Board: a n d' Lodgi ng! per week. ���������', $550@$C 50.- Per-day r'-$l:,;--.-"?i n gle m cals^37 i -������ een ts. Beds; 50cr J8_f" A Fireproof Safe In the. House. A. ��������� Ca^maybii & Go., Commission Merchants & Wholesale Dealers ���������/���������. ;-^y';/ /������������������:���������:;���������.: ���������/"/���������'ib:''' /" ���������'-;' ������������������: GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HA: VAN A CIGARS AND FRENCH fe i PRESERVES. Yates street, Victoria, V.L ��������� myTSm Importer and Dealer in Fine Havana CIGfARS and_ TOBACCO. The ahovo articles can bo obtained in nnd out of B on d, a 1 t h e op 11 on o f t h e;.p u reh as,er. A g en oral " ussortment of SMOKING ARTICLES. -|^ OrJers from the Upper couiitry promptly a tended to. * , ,.;' -NO.- 47 YATES STREET/ (Opposito.tho Rank of British North America.) .VICTORIA, V.I. -.my7 3m Mining and Agricultural Macliinery. QPRATT k KRIEMLBR������anurncture nil kinds of U Machinery for Farmers^nd Miners, at the Albion Foundry Victoria, .,V.I., nnd for cheapness an'i quality their work cfiunot bo rivnlhd by any other machinists. First premium Co^lal made Wrought Iron Ploughs, after the Scotch style, universally acknowledged to be the best in use, price $65. Orders for Quartz Mills, Iron Pumps, ft*., Ploughs or parts of Ploughs, promptly attended to. my7 6m S PRO AT & CO., THE BOXER CARTRIDGES For Sn ider-Enficld of -577 b'brc, : and for the:Henry^-and Martini Henry Rifles of ,450; bore, adopted by lier Slajesty/s War Department, also of -600 bore for Military Rifles. WATERPROOF .CENTRAL. FIRE ������l ET A LL1C CAR. BRIDGES with enlargod Base for small bores, adopted by foreign governments for con- verted-Chassepot, Bj'rdan, Re- ;tnIngton and1 other Rifles j also Cartridges for v Ballard, the Spencer,and American Hcnrv Repeating Rifles. / .-'"..���������.' k^/J^' B?lx!R,, ftr?th.fl cheapest Cartridges krio n, carrying their own igniiiou, and being made ari cHmat"ela1' ar������ Watef prooi,aI1,1 imPcrishable in The above Cartridge cases femptv) of all tiro-* ntiA for the din������rent systems of Breech doading RifioV c ������ he had will, or without, the suitable Bullots andSa chines for finishing the Cartridges FLOUR, FL0UJIrFL0lIl{ SODA 'CREEK,,.../ ;/���������/. :*.*'- ' '' :,y"/ QUESNE^I^;,and 'fe; "���������/'��������� ������ ': 'yA[JdHof/A v - ��������� ;��������� TWO 6-iN. CYLINDER STEAM EKGINES; ; WITHBOILERS, Suitable for small steamers. . m Clinton, April 12th, 1870. J. HARPER, ap!6 Qtn Van yollteh^iirg & ' Oo;; RETAIL BUTCHERS, R AR K J) R VILLE, RICHFIELD, Am, MOSQUITO CREEK. AGENTS FOR Royal Insurance Co.; -WHARF STREET, VfCTOKU, V.I. LEA & PERKINS' Celebrated ORCE STERS HI R E SAUCE, Dccbired hy Connoisseurs to be THE ONLY GOOD SATJCE. my 7 3m For Sale. j ANE-HALF interest in the we.]\ kno\vn ������ avtftoop \i) REOTAURAWMn B^rk.rvill?0 For ���������������JfiJ^ c*������������$** ������/r������^nat ������! aU^Pcrfptlon������ covtuviW. I apply "to J������. JOHN DA tJv, on the pr,m.^ -' ; ' 'fe-��������� ..���������'��������� : 1 -';.; '���������: .. ,��������� ��������� . " "-- ' my2Him PIN-CARTRIDGES for Lcfaucheux Revolvers of 12 m. 9-m. and 7-m. bore. r?or CENTRAT.-FIRE.nud PIN-FIRE CARTRIDOES for iilLsi2.es ami systems of Guns, Rifles nnd Revo ver/ D.ublci Waterproof and E. R. Caps, latent Wire r_r nSSj FdiGun Wartflin^ t������r- Breech and K Loaders nnd every description of Sporling and S tary Ammunition. .*������**������ j*iji������ ELE CRAY'S Y B mN R OTHERS., ROAP, LONDON WHOLESALE ONLY mu ui* Caution against Fraud.���������The success ofihl* most delicious and unrivalled Condiment havlu"? caused certain dealers to apply the name of " WofcfR- teri?hire ^uuce" the public is hereby informed that tht only way to secure the genuine, Is to. ASK FOR LEA ic PERRHSTSV SAUCE. and to see-.that their names are upon the wRApr*:n, LABELS, RToprKR, and HOTTIE. Some.ol the foreign markbts: having been supplied with a spurious WorcestcrshireSaucsC, upon the wrapper andlabels of which the names of Lea and Perriu������ have been'Torged, J,, and P. give notice that they l|rivo' furn ished ' tii ci r correspondt-nts w i th power of attorney to take instant proceedings against w**B' FACTLRKRs and vkndors of such, or any other Imlta tions by whf.ch their right may be infringed.. - Ask for LEA & FERRlks' Sauce and s Name, on- "Wrapper, Label, Bottle, an Stopper. Wholesa 1 e and for export bv t h e Tropr 1 et r-rs, V w-. cf?Mrr; Crpf.Sf;?������ttd: Black we.11, Loudon. A*r;, kc ��������� end by ������r(^rgfr^d oilttHi ������r!ver80ljy. Hi m i.. fe'i'fe ���������jpr.-.:- ' / !;.. . *'-
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1870-07-02 |
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_1870_07_02 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170689 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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