��������� ~^������fPW: it^J'������T*������*.pl������^'." NW ,w^ ,y**-*v" %^ ���������'*-' M- fcv fERES{yvfe ttended ;VN * to. f80N; frl.. finiy ill, Vol.7: Bar^ervilie, William Greek,-v^a^^p^^y,^-^|^4*1,. Xf69 No, 86 ;���������-������ ENTS. Jf, People.of t $* ha%ob. dxt uwnr^fieja qualnyofOoflfeer acQordiagtoiiii and :warraiitj It"'1 fliiagjvWfa; 'loniaj. ;/?V-.s lOTEll odation for Tr������: re,anti thebcrf- -. animals;; Hay E,:Proprietors.; "i. HywX mnortcr of -Ecg.>: ilicfaos, and : *'-" r,B,C.: "I--".-' 'hVONIUSD, :':���������: attended to,-...���������' :, / :.6ib.. Hmiuster, B.C, ratc.rjttf. A!-l: 3otlis. ; Ordfrs - with' cart! tioi ��������� '"���������a ; .; .Mwi f&ViSu'v Bar! S 'life; (next " ' :, Ay X ������ Grocery ,$kot( BUSINESS" CARDS. Grrn-7S i Wr nflft���������-������'iJ'-'WWWtrr1'- short; in every branch of indiistry-^immigrai P:^������ji#jPw: tioh of ifeserving white^ietp^K,,;, *, ^THOMP������ON JjVERY -JVf pNE3DA:Y,,and. SA^yBDAY, ^^^g^ many n0iV here must leave ;/ we: A: ..Agent Barkeryille; Subscript, ri per weetrf(includi^M tol HOTELS^ :REST^R^TS^.&c> Agents -for i.'is *��������� Canboo;Sej i Quesnw mouth i^Mr'5Go&tteVtaaTnar'1 Aiil^ksX''' '" mm 3e*������ 8ft Mi& SM& alifii ���������-'���������-- .. : -.-���������'-- IBaRKISRVILLK"A ��������� '/ V wm^wmmmmmFm ^������^^^^^^^^^w^ZiZ^mm, X- \.-:fMgj:v;,,-^������g/'. Ay r ..yAyl cAyXW:---ym ^-^-yys y~ -y p���������-y?--��������� <yA ^i^^^AAA^^^^^^m^Mp wy..AillA I .(TtTUi^ :"���������.'' A...',;;: \..':^Drf^^^^ *v- ' v^gftming ground to ^������:^-$SS^,2J^^^',pre^nt and--folure Xf j) j l 'i������BI' ' ������ thT'en'ttre" kUui 0 11. A U litter f. tl ie pi ausi hie' 1 * '��������� Hml' title of ^Ghiiieser.immii'ration1,v and- the ter, 1862], ������2,500,005, irancbes VICTORIA. RANCISCO. .AND. mix. ' ritreal. _ j Linen'iConi* 1 A ' ���������' -; 1 jland. r JR1CA���������The and South ltisb Colflffl- ;ia Avenue. RCHASEB le 011 them. 'ERS fcrtUori) and s transacted- ES, Agcui. I 1 spacious prelaxt;ofp cheti p labqi!,1' th6hsands :.||B|-- ������^- barbarians are.being landed in our port ^ gK a ud distri bii ted as sbiy.es t h ro ugh out the State. m Th ere are at preseriit so me,; "110,0 00 C hi nese m in California, 100,000 of whom are in a state K of peonage or slavery, and are rented out by m the.Companies owning them to the various m parties by whom they arc employed, in gangs J <jf from 10 to 5,000; as they may be required, m their wages being paid to .the: agent of the l$$M Com pany, who is responsible for tbe perform - ^^m ance of their labor, and for the return of ttie g slaves, dead or alive,in the Celestial Empire. K The bulk of the female portion of them are mi scattered through our towns and cities for 'Hi^nj'wilb f. mm&tfc? I AAA Ami f ill 'Ay "Ay vv-"t>' A l^tlwmdyy,' " . ' AAA X. i X; ^Awkm !&&%?���������$ ���������->���������������/>,- To: be found also, Cookiag- Stoves,, Sheet Iron.iStoves, Pumps, Hose,: Nails, Pleks,. Shovels, and almost.every thing requisite for. Miners' 'u's'o ftt 16vv prices' UPPER BARKERVILLE" every ml 5 SHeet and Cast Iron Stoves DOLLAR. >r.ivsr.<!"'j *V iny'tf m the purposes of prosfcitution, demoralizing ������ our youth and laying the.foundation.of future W disease and sorrow>to an unlimited extent. I The fenpwtation of fcheso harlot slaves has I already led to scenes of conflict on oiir I wharves, between the rival Companies own- I ing them, and threatens; to assume gigantic I proportions. j The employment of these slaves displaces Wm a like portion of white labor, and more par- I t'cular^v of fclie rising generation. There are 1 in San Francisco about 18,000 to 20,000 boys I and girls, of from 10 to 20 years of age, the I majority of whom are brought up in idleness, I as there is no employment for them, and no I opportunity for their learning trades, all tlie 1 inferio r w 0 rk in 0ur m i 11 a, factories, stores. I workshops, etc., that is elsewhere done by I apprentices, is here done by Chinese labor. I The consequence is that our boys are but I preparing for the State Prison, and a vast I number of bur girls" must, alas, ultimately I" tink to the lowest depths of degradation. I By th(������ general employment of this slave I labor in onr woollen mills, factories, work- I Phops, in our mines, aud on our railways, I highways,-furins,- gardens and sandbanks���������In ;,"���������;���������; ,;J, or black>plague, isgenerally at- ^rfK^tea to the^Chinese. From thederisUy of KERR & S tlieir population and their peculiar mode of lAyAp A/iAx IBARKidB ville, 1 i ving, they '���������< areA subject: * to many diseases : ?efe * '���������'** 18 69 almost, unknown among the::. Can^asiab .race. ., fc__ .-,.- ^a to which we are rendered: peculiarly: liable All-1:'A A J*-.. .F&YIGGZ \jfXTQ. ������ *il" ; ��������� ; j i> c rii' A��������� X. A AT TflOS, FLETCHEtt'S SECOND-HAND STORE by the introduction or Chinese into our JL. ami Genei^}; Repairing Siwp1 will he found a hotels, restaurants and private dwellings as r~lL >.������.--..������.���������.,..-.-. ���������cooks, washers ami��������� domestic, servants.-' .. It has been objected to our Association that it is an Irish crusade against cheap labor, but on the contrary we embody in our own ranks all classes, creeds and political parties, imbued not with hostility to the Chinese as a race, but with a sense of justice to ourselves and children, and to subvert the attempt to destroy tbe prosperity ef the white working- men of the State, and to overrun California and the Western States of the Union with a heathen and semi-barbarous set of slaves who can never ho.mogeneate with the Ameri- fcan people, fully believing" that all the vast resources of California can be fully developed, and her railroads, canals, and other public works, can be well and profitably completed by free white labor as they have been in the Eastern States, and that the future greatness of California depends more upon the general prosperity of her industrial classes than upon the vast, accumulations of a few capitalists. , By order of the Central State Council of the Anti-Coolie Association of the Pacific coast. P. R. J. Dixon, Secretary. ;0igfepnn4fe^eSe^lv^^Hh^ ^^Unu^c^wihe.6ame2.B(>ar{limd ^otfglng'has ��������� heqa'. tEeSai|p^ 'PH&; U#DEESI(^E^^^ X friends and tlie public,- that he has fitted up sown GOMFpRtABi.^ BfeD-ROOMS I n h Is new .Vnildi ng", where h e i$j prcpa red io gi ve good,Beds at;a-reasonable price. ^^Tbosc who'will favor tiim with their patronage,.wny depend on the cleanness aiid comfort of his house. '-A'- ������������������'��������������������������� He takes also tbis opportunity to reminA. the ���������ari- hooites that li is Brewery has/received tho FIBST PRIZE ;'of'the Colony for hi's celobratcU '*: " "AAAA/lyxyxXXxkLE/ And the true arhateurswin he able tojudgo by (horn selves that, s.uch: honorable, prize has been ju3lly awarded toll i rn. -;'. ��������� --Nv B.���������A large front room to let, Barkerville,, Jan. 23,1869.- N. CUNIO3 ALL JOBBTNG WORK Iff TIM, COPPER, Sheet . Iron, Zinc and Lead Piping, attended, to with promptness, and warranted tov give enttro, satis faction. ::.-',--������������������'��������������������������� :'-.'v '(.-} .'X;a- Hardwa,re,"Iron & Steel, FOR SALE. B. PEARSON & BROS., Barkerville. * Miners' Proyision Store, - BARKBRVILLJ5, Next Doob to Sentinel Office. my26 At DbNOUVION & KURTZ. ASSAY OFFICE. THIS Offlcc will bo ready for business on- or about Monday next, July 5th, in Kane's new building, Barkerville. CHARGES: For Assays of Gold Ball ion K (one-half) of I per cent. Deposits under $800 will be charged $4. -Assays of Minora] Ores, $10 each. W. HJT0HCOCK, ChSof Mel tor Barkerville, June 30, ISe?. je SO lm AT this Establishment will always be found a well selected and varied assortment of tlie FRESHEST GROCERIES & PROVISIONS IN CARIBOO. ALSO���������A good selection of Clothing, Hardware, Glass and Crockery. Best brands of Tobacco, . . . Medicines, etc., etc. Best Java Coffee Roasted and Ground DAILY. ALL GOODS SOLDAT LOWEST RATES. Tbo BAR is fully supplied with the choicest Havana Cigars, Wines and Liquors. I trust by strict attention to business, and fair and square dealing, to merit;* continuance of tho liberal patronage heretofore extended to mo. THE Proprietors of this old ;.and well-known estah* lisbmcnt .would respectfulLy, thank Uieir.numerous friends and the public for the extensive patronage heretofore bestowed 0������ them; and trust that by' theU usual .strict .attention to business they .will merit ft continuance Of their confidence and support. Meals,; $1. Board., $ 16 per * Week.. ; BREAD HADE OF'THE BEST FLOUR: -Wc recom mend to the pub li c. our ..:...,.;_:.-,. ������������������,.:..;... . GROUNp C������F fEE, which Is a much superior article than any which can be had from below. We Roast and, Grind it ourselves nnd choose the best berries, consequently the public may be sure of its being free from adulteration. EATTERSON & GOODSO.W Barkerville, May 18,1809. myl9 LLIAM REMNIE. BOOTMAKER, OFFERS FOR SALE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS to be found 011 William Creek. . ��������� ,BOOTi3 MADE TO ORDER, Warranted not to be surpassed by any;made on th, I'acilic coast. GUM BOOTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A large lot of HEYWOOD'S colebrated BACON for sale, at a very low figure. . Feb, 20^868. '���������- -3m REPAIRING done in the best manner, at shortest notice. In connection with the above, he begs to notify his friends .and the public, that he has on hand a choico assortment of GROCERIES and" DRY GOODS, and ' hopes, by keeping a well selected Mock on- hand, to merit a sharo of public patronage.'. -.-���������.... -., ... SS-OPPOSITE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA -������& Bar-kervilJe, May 5>.i860* w =*������ii-. V ***&/ ���������*i������ia{ttty,J "fe m������������9SMl������Ba������������ilfi ::.^i.i.;;;.-.irft.',U\i������������f0ift'.i^*^'-B'-T^ . ��������� ��������������������������� ./���������:��������� sAT.iJapAyTJuly iu; lif tf fl. v, ���������"" ;��������� *., -;.l" :��������� <,titsciisiBoasE^Ti^Er;���������;'[���������' :'xa- ;������������������ , I.? pn bli-^hcd ey*������ry, \\*ed&fls;iay mid S.aibr.hiyA A1 i ad rerifs;?: aouits ������inten ded for. inscrtion, muk t������e. deliv- ered .Vijrtttf&t a/lOSiX/ O'qlo'ckVIP. M., the.'.tW .; before publicpii'turn.;.' ,, ������������������' - y' s. s , a .,. y \\ ,t ��������� ��������� .--Tp.'A-Dy'aOTrsERS/ \-/ : Al I a il verf f somen ts 1 (no t i nserted .fo r anv \J efihi te * ���������4 "���������'" '''"' * *���������"-* "-'51 ��������� ordered "out and p c ri ort) \v j j 1 bf. r-i ������iuih u 3d..... u ii i il charged f������>r aecor _*.ingly. A, .. ^;-,,:;;:.:\\;/:TO:;.C0n^E3iJ0XDENTS: ;.:;.��������� '-./; AAA- All cfmimimications inu?t bo n<:,companSed 'by-.th^ A: ^Tt^iiam^iiuiii-'VdOi^s^-'r'oF ihe writer j not necessarily -.'.. -wi th r* viow of. publisliing the same, hut as security ��������� '���������'��������� pr^ita'gOod faith.;; -.'-./-���������'." y- l.i- ,-y ',���������... f; ..������������������������.-;< i^-Svi"^ |:i;?^^^.qEKAT,^ANT.-;.v- ���������" <Uv, / ���������:-.Xli.eu'rp'CCi)_t;FJr.ik.P3 antt prospects <;pnt - &ovv- JieV ereelc:_fliri/tvQdnk'liftr>feiilc'lit^ririd lhe rich county cotfirr. (Before C.- Brew,'Esq., Cou ntyponrt Jndgo.) I ���������/'.'//'': // Fridays July -������\ 1SS9. V ���������&" H. SipiiK vs.:;Chas. El Ip rs jia n kHjDefeijflan t ;vns; sniiimoiH^I; to show can&Ovhy ihe had riot p aid; $ 3&; 25 to A, s; 11 i*������ i'yj; a; j it'd triii ������ ri I, rendered iliirteeivnionlhs ������������������ u������n.r'gM-ri>������avk..o������ belialf of defendant; stated itivAti:'i$'endmV ���������ani_..��������� ���������_..,.������ .^_.| ,....w.. -������.-������. jHiipmnu (Kiii beem-givon. and that, a: suit; f<>vMe Ap\m&. hm\ bc^n; entered;. ��������� Tho AJudges ^a id\ that! that being: ariothrr ease&boti!d mot^fr^fofo. w)th d u 6; pit n il i ng,- and the. dole iiid an 1?11 oh I <1 i 5 i (��������� w cause \vhy.tio con 1 (1 ;��������� iiot pr \yon 1 d-not pay the p \ a. i ri li if. D e len d an t ex p 1 al n ed a t: Umi gth \v h y ho 1 iad not. filloiving thar. he bnd ,bb*n"_unnhhi to do:sb. The Judge adjourneJl; thij-.casa.'. for a roon th,-'. to gt vo Uefe nd a n t (tine to }i ay. ; ' ��������� Canadian Tnhiiol Co. vs.'Win,Xfohmiop.��������� J i idgm en fc n guimt d e fe n d n a tfar a 4 essm en is W TIIK.SUPRRME COURT OP THE MAIN- . LANDOF J3R1TISU COLUMBIA. In themat^olUiio Estate and Effects of WlLUAk v mvrkWr ?!;--,Ll-.U'V? ������������ycl urns against the ^^QCREElt, lena y or (loieunnn r. stmeci mat .-��������� dote'ri da iii I -rl ,������������ P-Jr^'ng who have any claims nffai ad a chum against the r>lainiirf.Un a 3ar^r'' ^^-'iyj3^^3-1.? ,Jir:-;rtjqui'r-su to s'?nd in their ac mount than that for which the TurtianoiU had),>u vr,>CIOr^^S25UMi;ty ^^^r,lS6fi, to een -iri von. and that a suit f������v th> ;S������,���������,v 'h.,;i. :;. CfUv?- '���������:���������*>��������� .-1'pOLEv; accounts . - OaioialvVdministrator;���������''.-' Da toil Richjavhi, 2Slh >Tnly, ISflV -Ay ju31 ini xh^tfi^rqyal; Sat^d|;y|3$s������ Mi^ isO^; son! T^^llowji^pieco^ij h^^rfb ��������� ��������� '���������,:' ��������� '������������������ ������������������������������������ ���������; SX'Rt inst.: ���������--���������:���������.-��������� J������ '���������������������������-..��������� : I ... ' :..,''������������������;.- ,.'A"', -^ *w.?.f -A^'ft...-. ' / TV!"' '';*';:. "-������������������"''������������������ - -: ���������*."'" '"T-rrft,'-' tv- .''--.. - '-.mm :.;������, ."In, ' ��������� j 8 Ul Fii '��������� :- '.-PTew:,...,QhroZ^-Z- - -^ -^-^^ Ihmc jniliaiqry slojjs::-{iayo been or iir^ljeing-taken -to remedy: I he groat evil���������the .want of :a snffi'- clefttiiaip.ply of -water. ;:--l&i^her.^mineW,.; nor tradera h a v e in ea ris en o��������� ugli������ib;u; mler I a-k e an y worJr tti'-snpply^tfre- mi nes^wl thi; water��������� " p'.Q'klB ^Stato have[be^n ioilay ?''-Millions of .dollars ;Ja v eh een^ sp^|ia^|^iin ti^ibr o b lat n i tfjr -water, an(VTor.poorer dijrg!ff|f^ii^tv'W������1iaVo: s .,..-.,.. ...... ���������, ut v������ Mian 511 ���������: a*Ulii'U tim t su c K work as- the do fen da ivt'cb iild do was rea d.y - fo r hi m. /to jr. e the r vv i th g ri i hV. a a d , ��������� th a i lhe proper niorkefc}ji*ice for his luhor/ would be allowed, . The -Judge.^ said-lhat if defend- ml could-: not mnke : jagging: (liai,- was^/nb reason why lie shon 1 d ��������� lie Iajrgiuir in';payin������ hisdejjjs when other work waj^ offered * linn. a ud he woxil d g i ve li i in a in on th' tosatisfy; the judgment or go to jail. -; '- , - l"?y . iThos". McGormick vs. Wm; RemBwortlilr- 'Suitv for- $8'1> and; costs':tor/goods siippiieil. Judgment ^Iven ior plaintiif;, aud>tpy be. satis.-, fled on^foiiduy next."W':"X'T: A A.'-y"/: ywhether:the-water sources^about lis can be .made a vaiiabJe." LeHhe n vers and Iakes abou t us b<explored, and if It-bo-faiind that" they ? r^noi|l>eJi? wewJU \ not. linger, io iret- ��������� fiil 'expectancy of sor������ebo6Ty ,or something or oilier -turning ���������iig.Jp] ?'ve the miners. an d sgai nes 'lfemncji^n^3erfVassistttn ce f-in:: dpyeh 0]>ing the' country's enormous"wealth-. Water Jcvery where arid, nb o.e to'work', with. - 'Lakes and rirers>iil.*ro"iind :iiSjr:;b.ut- nibI'^'mca.ndiwith*' AAwhich j& anywiie'ytftohe foi'ind.'jd1 Cariboo iah'd nothing ibni a'sib th'J at dep eii de n ce 'u p o h ?t h o ii n cei rI ai n rain clouds :for^ Lth e i ndispen sab le wavh I ng .'material; -.- Do ;.not; believe that ;we- cannnt p^faiu'a sufficient ira'^V?'sttppl���������^TI^nJ���������-lbe,.ad: j acen t moun t ain -';S I i'ea ms u n 1 i 1 th e sta tetn en t . shall ��������� have; been ��������� -de iii o ns tra te d.������, by. a s u r v.ey. Tlie expehpe of such a'siiryey. ought to be .b or lie by^ihe Government.;-: Thb$ large snms . o f.;.. m on ey "o.b" tained; fro m y\ i censes, fees, e tc., % from ihe ���������miners, and \yhichare not Oxperi'ded; in the district, justify the expenditure.;. This; ��������� w HI n 6' d dub t be a ns were d- by ~:: tli e: s tatem ent .-that it is not the business of the Government ��������� to; -ii n d ei* take wh a i sh o i lid b e d o ne by pri va te en terr>rlse, v Considere'd, h6 we ver, .wi th refer- ; encp to the vast benefits, that would accrue to Car i b 6 o and I ho co 1 on y' fr b"va ain rge a n d c onsia n t su pply of wa ter. at th e rn i ne.s the -malic? of a survey should be rognrdtd as en'sendaily a public work, just as nmeU as the Survey for a piiWIc road.-; In the event of it Li^njj demonstrated by survey that the mines c o \i \ d be su p pi ied w i ti v w a ter say fro m S w i ft j I v or. them icossp ry w o rk woul cl n o 11 on g 1 j e wtMiiing, even, though the ait-vnas to.accr.ni- plish it were to be. raise������l In Cariboo. The g re at. irnp ri m w Inch f h e mining in teres t would voeelve froin sueh- a work would soon com \)en an!������ Go vern m t kn t- for th e o u tl ay by the Iuvreused prosp eri Ly o f the c o u n t ry. FUzIahgdn /^������������������;;^>pyrty.^i.mpuuv������vcrv,.i,ij������u.-.uj-M.i^..,, -������������������ ;-- :--::;.:-^-- jJIonii./OcluveAn'rtul Leclcf������������������(tV-GaUH^-Vp"*!'*��������� r������*������*tt-ia?"f���������V&S&y1; i-l ���������. ii4j j pen t;::.- to; ;tho heaveii^������ ��������������� ������������������. ^w/ii t��������� J>: :& ���������], ��������� ���������-^:���������- --;��������� Thompson.';, *,' * ... . ��������� . f. \ "b.j " i&c.^ X s , -,, ��������� .'-.--^..i ^urphy O.^niloo?tv Bricklnv-K e-imrs^^:- -lm ���������--^twt': :^f,Boosev-^a.ret^j^t %trU ������>iu^rV:- #iiti-iw#' -'*&&���������, ^���������^B1-.^?''^'6^^^"'*-^ IaAia w> os tm hmm&& ^ j U'c <��������� lo- ^\;;.' ���������<��������� -A, - - W ^y Mm&riw&nKkln-h *vy w X Xy/ i ! ^d /it r,'::,2&.-,-ij;t:br.s rates,.f ,^v^ I -orK"'":! * ":"r " -- "A ' "":-t" " "���������' - ^:; ���������|:SqMWqour#; .a. (Before P/ bteiUy^E^^C^^^:Conr������JuflgiIr ,:���������';���������: - ; :-;. .. -./-��������� LrrroN-i July 16, i$Ml - ��������� Hare -vstMcQninii-r-Sj\it \or $30 andicosts. fo%r an chin g ���������.���������'"'cattle.-.*! Judgmeutfor-plaiiitifr ::;|||^^avys^Smylh^SJii^^ n isiii ng-; d e fen dan fc wi tb'. 1 iiii e j.i i ice,; . J u d g-. ment lor^plajiiliS;-..":A-''-.'-.A i'���������;'"v-:":;.��������������������������������������������� -fr-'.- -.- !;William .Deitz. fbrV having soId ^whiskey without a_ license' was fined ;S5p and^bsts, ; ��������� / t.iliintier>s. P, iKiiroy^-PJaihUft charged d efend ant wi tb havih g yi so d oh * Ce n e 1 ah - gi i age. cp n corn ing! his '(p la i n ti fPu), A fo m i 1 y. Ki 1 r by" de u Led the.- char ge an (i s w o re: th a t. o n bis cred 11 an d h an or as - a man; h e had ne ver insu I ted Mr; H a h'tl er's- fain i 1 y. : Frank llnbadieux. gave evidence in support o f the charge .all egiag th a t K il ro/ faa d " ; used the in ost. iiisul ti eg vand; obscene in n- guage..:/to him, in al iiisio n to Mr, Had (ier's fkmily.>.:::, .../. -A- aX- . ^ .-������������������ ' ", ��������� His Ho no r, after p o i n ting on t to Ki 1 roy tfi e trouble lie had caused oh a previHiis occasion by the. use o f. si m il a r I a ng n age t said he c o u 1 d ri o t: o ver 1 o o k t b e p res en t o Ife nee. and would bind him over to keep the peace for twelve months in .the sum.of340U���������himself to the amount of $200 and two sureties "nl S100 each.", A f ter reiirim an d i ng K i 1 lAiyl (n r his conduct, the Judge requested hiui to Iind. bis sureties. urr.rnvt-������v u -& .7-k^ .-,%,- -t Z^ ��������� 'V-% '^'; ���������"���������' "f hA?r ^ ;:'' ������������������' - *&##*< K;��������� yj..vfcA'StO.v.r-- w-vil 'le>r.������- "v' ^ ""*" '������������������:;:"m- ' *'"* u*?d'' ���������"***# ^;C "'' ' 'i<i; ���������gn*.*n-w?r^uir.th*--*m ������������������lypmmwX-A- -c .. . XyAlXil yi^yo^it^.yi camirA^UmZiZ^^^ 'FtAT^. >'���������! V- ^'/ ^l^;^WZZ^ ,, ,M , *^ ^ : . ^*^- ^������������������Yc>J ' ' ^ ' ioft^.t,the;r^attwfh>ru?*^ ��������� - -'���������': ^���������!!rrr^:--^ xx:-m?rMkrphiiin% &*&������&������?&''& x-wx p. -.-.The;S-siNT.t^Kt:XJAko, -��������� '���������',...> -^ '-' -feiwJiMs:' ������������������-.��������� 7^aP,tr:-i������>.^Uc':ft^4''-t,o.->iti'if;:wiTr.f iii-,; ,.v; - :%^mpwxw,.y'*w?$fc rA^swysylsAW WW %i.tUiictiii. SES TyiLJ/ LEAVE TITk H: B;:'.4:C0.������5 STORE F^R <-��������� ���������J^V>X:>W Ajgust 2,-provhim^ Frei^it ofll-rs Jo2S2t - ���������" ..,'��������� -���������-4- FoRnK.ia.���������A considerable mimber of persons ?;ave lalejv been pasting lo and from Just Rk cei vb i>.-��������� C.. 'Wc Cal htm ^Mhes ��������� o a q no n n ce t\iat fi e has..- j\ i s t reoe i v������1 a 1 ������* v$** assortment; of nvody-m^de Clotliitrjf, wwi-ut w j JI be so J d for cash at cir ka pkb jutm thj*d have ever been known In .Ji6rk>-:rv\(\<\ Thankful for past favors, and rmn.*cifolly soliciting a continuance of custom. Mi', ''iVit'-O. would intimate that an iftHpyCiioii (���������{' lis.iw goods and enquiry as t-> i\pi- pv''*- ��������� vv?vJ s:-*������- vince all as t������) ihXiv niior -v ������������������!���������.; ���������.���������...���������;;.- ���������>���������* ness. All ^arl.ie^ wi������^;a.;; i> X-iiv- \:***\i clothing ma..e by A. (?ilin.>r<j: V.;:: u;.i. iu^.y have their measure t.ikefi by C. M-tfJ.diHiu. ,������o as to ensure a good fit. Hooks ��������� A short tinm ner������ we *rvr������d -that M Miners' Boarding House. T?E: TTXDERSr������XED~irferBES TO AN'VOUVrF ,roH3Wm. x^j^^^vm ^,?si'issr BOARD, $12 per WkeeI,Single Mbals, $1. Biitkervilte, July 27,1869. a mBlo 6 ��������� v|a ��������� ������r . .A.y_J~.. *. '([1 I" f?'������ SAMUEL^WALKER.' ju28tf CEIEBMT2D OLD IRISH WHISKEY, my26. A At DeNOUVION & KURTZ. HOTEL DE FIFE, DUNBAR FLAT, LIGHTNING. CREEK, . {One mile r.ml a-h;ilf above Vnn Wnkle,) Cinder the Management of MRS ALLAN. This lv>tcl is now open for the accommodation of C. M. ,BE AK. D es j res to in fo r m t h e i ti h ab i ta n Is; o f Barker- ville, Bi c b' fi o 1 d.: and v mi a i ly that bo has opened a shop in Knott's hew building. where he will sell butcher's meat often' choicest description, at '���������.������������������������������������ v1 From: 1G to 15 cts. per lb:,; and ho trusts to receive a share of business and to ���������':���������*���������"-. ���������";" .;' ill- ���������"/ "IIVE Ab XET ""'" harkervlhb, June 23, 1860. a./-Zpx :,-;?;p'a������nl*ess: TOOTH ; EXTRACTION. 01 i/indon. -uusvaiuaoio uiscuv*. slhllily in tho part alone, jfliwl ri tbo.ndmiht'stralion of chloroforms ;-.. rt-������*.������*i������i Ot:_FlCK���������Nvxt to Ucnhlo's Boot store. Baikerrm; je231m m. Oil lee Fee, $5. Si* recth estraetetl, or 01 led with G<H elif-s m^irls, will ho furnished, nnd tho best 'ii Wiu-.-*, Liquors an J Cigars will alvvavs he 1 "��������� " jy2.u.m at Cms Un\ Blunt. late'agentoS''ihy Haiti in mbia in Darker ville. hnd myntikem seen, nnd thev regard our r-emfe Uepn abaiit.'ehcftnDt(������rIii������ bears in tho trills with s;ispiciojH. suscentibleness. As, ho.vMvm;. wp hAvehx. all cases made known Ut9 bipa;}* ivliose fortune it both been to gotn jri.'mfH* of the bears, we thereby esrtaw all resp^jHibiiity.as to the alleged Prance or tha shaggy-.qnadvnp eds in their patba.---J orbear I.- - hih* iu V;. ; ,.;.. ������������������"'^ 'JJH'v* |-r*4.tn i .i' for tlie use of the public \y/ nte pleased to i.earn tliii. hi* sucmsftii. About fifiy vo,,,^ ���������,:..:���������:.:; books luive been received bv I>,. in 4,'".'!<l nnd the. thanks of the mMwiT7fi library nre duo to Mr Rlnnf iv u- r? Umj HiLF.-WAJ__ HOUsi. TH|uuir������^:!B' NEAR THE SIOUTH OF IS. NOW OPEN, h..i ���������.rv.py fr,)U3-, .,uw PimWDm> Fmf^- ������������������ ���������- 1 - s J"< Im NOTICE. ~ sued irom the Government AssayTjincV ���������JOHN if. WARK, BarkerVlHe, July .12. lSt>P A}?tn/' BLACKSrvllTHlNG. 3 ifeENTEE wishes tol^mrm his Wen*tt������^ i . public Lhat he is promred to jlo JOMMJ* I.Wat $3 per set, nnd all other kmUs of MM* work at piason'ahi������ rates. u-e4 (f RKJIIFIEIJVJu ly-23, 18C9. ��������� ; JI ��������� CAMERON ���������&" AMMES,_ FARRIERS & GENERAL BLACKSMIXii-*. Barker ville, rj AVE purchasod the Bf'niirt former ly 0CCU^'\J^.' II C. Cunpheli, and will.o������:out������ J^e������^aat shoeing and Blacksmith work of cv,r^uc-cjrvl^2w tho lowest rates. WANTED, A Gold Mining Claim) Paying more than wages. . Apply at the office of this paper, or to ROB EKP HOIXOWAV, CfcigJ^ JuXOlm ;-Ci>riie i.'idic JjresU* ..������:iri*ie or. p' hope : 1 A' I Hcral I cover | ns gre |; the dh | Mr Al f Engim \ has thi ��������� ing is denser by ah- lab or i dur no ge titer condor pump, densat a comj gines i ried b\ the gp" tli an t the eng bavo n at doul exert c and the mak ine is prat not at by its fc in size, of fuel, point, i denser? engine Ktimpt > fifty-sis TtiA* "Wedne: son Bn freight rival ol EfKa-s! _. J... iJ������ ������.-:.���������. HE CARIBOO Mlffih SATURDAY- JULY 31,18G9- fead creek Ee lake. The Barker co. 401 5 oh Wednesday, and the Caledonia cp.; 32 6 same day; The Diller cb;: haye, com- tnced taking ^ht pay-^TJio.;;JJjwn|c; co. ^tinaedoihg^ell.andalBoihe Vvilson co C Coombs: co. washed-up,64 oz, ���������sday. ' Since ��������� ������*���������������������*������������ te on v.Wed- Saturday, last;;;-.when the HANlg ent'of Hz$J -J*H3*r lCfWy- Lowell co./Htrucii a rich prospect in their ta m on CbnliUn.gMlehr there <has been, are- &tion of tbe-excitement which look place E*F Boring about the diggings at the head of E?t mi ch ; French creek .and Conklin gnIch 1 been slaked off mr a-considerable,disr tho'iWcDowcll co.'s, clnin)..,It wm Jarker- iiu/kj ilding. ofiti m isiness' !3 lm tin. l������y irdsoB, i������5������n- :csscryf !4tf ritt hjr * torsu* oil at 2m inues in Conklm! gulch.' Judging from the livork done .upoii' it-Bo:;far, the opinion that 'he channel gbeli down French creek, upmost rriierullY accepted. A Where the McDowell '6 have struck it the channel is a considerable distance from: the; present channel of Conklm ������id ch, and pitches towards- tie hill, and everything, so/far,favors the presump- j.ioh. that'lf reach creek is the depository -Of ftheVprecious.'��������� channel.,The, companies,,on jfroose and Cunningham creeks are not doing Ire'-v well. Arrivals yesterday fmm^IFar^y'. pieek-report viiothuig"vn ���������v.>--v si.il 1 occupied: most;of Qio:cohipivnies;; ,4 A��������� i^htning creek: mattersi.,! remaim:a^m| sZ &m& ap: before��������� -jeporjtetl;.,-:'N qiiiy o0\\$ QWwbivVAive yet struck:the rieH .lead dis-; tZ/wdv>v '������������������** D\ihhar^eqy%^h^J^e^We cr/ K>;^,:: , are confident thus they ��������� /jirui'fver, :e-,\i U On T!mr>d,iy Jhev '-//imfr'smne- pr<mii?f ng-iooking.'gravel in ^mPodvlftSt^ir b bed-rock pitch- 'Ariy^fXMmApy exnmnw*} o j n g well��������� V ;hv -Vert u*\n*i 3->- ,fc '''Vi reports ;,.\ U.i' ft ,u vri<> !0 o? j hr u ire d " %|^'ipp-^fe,,---?lyo." -J.1 r.<,m,cbiium.;s y#$- it y.,.yCv-.-yW- "��������� WJA-.. /-,'',��������� ���������'...��������� >-...i\r-s-������s.yxs; l:������ .lilii P rc& ....^M .��������� Wy'^rWWWS;" S ���������-,.,., IX A-. X 'fptW, 'A-X '"��������� A X '. - yy X - Xl ^'XAXXvXfA ���������:wy im 3������S tO pay ; well. illlt/ftJhmamen about - < r-1 xx, . r .: - - -' ,j wr- u u ma men. noo u & *?������ U������?. ^^^iSrj^rosiiitiglaking out'i'oo^ - .j>.u4^lrV������ck;:-~ U, up pears that in 'rim ning >Un ck A' ihii I4tunnel,'! 6n.Xbwheecreek..ii . on ly a sjiufo f.sj ide. rock w h ich jn ad 1.Vei; n |E;'-e*>me'lf������..,-.' A .little gold was obtained, and the ������: M 'mm. mm id. i ;i (Hcfiiion s are fa v o rub lo. Th is tu n n e I: i s tlie greatest" piece Of.work ever: undertaken arul carried on,by a.small company jn Cariboo, or, pei;haps." in any ot��������� I)er ; con n try',' ii ��������� 11 tre hup e it will rea 1 i ze a 11 th o i r ex pee ta tl���������������> n s. AG n v. at .1 m pr o v km v. \t. -���������The G) a fghw I Herald publishes ii lengthy account of n AA>--- co very, or invention which is destined A-j work as grea t a. re vol u ti o n i n s tea m -e ngi n && as. d i >. j the discovery of. the celeb rated Jam<'s W'dM- Mr A l exa ti d e r. M o r t on, tn an ager o f the A}) e'4 r i Kngttie Works,,Glasgow., is the person who Ji as th us disti nguished h i msel f. T he fol I o.\r- 5 ng is a b r ief su mm a ry o f . th e {t. eject ������i r-nn n - denser's " merits, discovered and per lee-wi hy Mr Morton after several years of.'A\W.h*nl 1 abor and expor iirien t: .". The,: ap pi i \ aee ������i"a (I e r n o ti ce is a p i e ce o f a p p a'ra tu s which alt o- gether. supersedes the necessity for tbe \k?g** condensing cy 1 inderand .accompanv���������;:g. X;\- p it nip, as used b y Jam es Wa tt. T\ \\> * c m - |fgB| densatioo o f th e steam is. p'ffec ted i n i*i������. -snv������ 1! ^S a com pass" th a t tlie- c o nd enser of a p i i ir" 6 fe n -" )������$M K'nes indicating'2-1 h'orse-power can be e'-o> ^^| rte d b y. any mau o f 6 rdi n a ry stre n g f i:. - w i i \! i ��������� fej the space occupied by it is but litlie ni --vv' j^S tli a n . th lit 6c cu pied by an o rd i n ary 1 ei t. A-- ^S-. the engines fitted.with* the. ejector-condensi-i few have no air-pumps to work they can he run jpll at double the velocity, and consequeiUty wi'l ^B exert double the number of &hor?e power . and they will work so quietly, that even when making*250 revolutions per minute:ine mil*** is practically imperceptible; certainly it m not at all annoying. ..Besides saving pnwer by its isimpllcity, and space by its s\i\'��������� tiI:iiip.-������ in size, its use is attended vvitli adir<-\:l s-iriifg of fuel. In illustration.of the lapt-uj'ir'iont^i point, it may be staled.that one of ti^e ^n- 1.1 Uh' too lute.to go down hy denscrs was recently applied to a pinnjjing- engine on Drunipellier estate, an:3 the con- Ktunpt of coal tor six hours was red need ii'otn firty-six hundred weights-to .thirty-three..'' Tisa ttSr-^Toui pkins' two'. teams arH veA o n W e d n esd ay, and Ryder's, Ceuu el *s an d To a r- poii Bros.' on Thursday. :. -.\ Freight.���������Last Monday'"about fifty tons of freight were at Soda creek, awaiting the arrival of the steamer* Wore New JliGGiKOi���������Strikes and rumors of strikes.are again tbe'. order of they days Yes ter day i t w as* reported ab o u t to wn that rich new diggings had.been discovered near Bear hike. On 'making' inquiry:*.we... found ihatsotne new diggings had really been found in the neighborhood alluded to, just .8 u c n d i ggi n gs as rn ay b e, fo u n d An a I nios t any part of the country; ..They, are new diggings, l in I y, b, u t 'n o t sb rich. as rep or ted* Th e, p ar- ties * w ho re c ovde d the m yes te r d ay say th ey can i ii a k e $2 a d ay. in th es e; ri ch n e w dig- gings,".-11iid when t*hey get ��������� iii';a ditch, and 11ii rne-��������� thVy expecit- to make:- wages ! ��������� These new diggi rigk a re described in ��������� the appl ication i'o r re e o rd as bei ng s i tii a te don: a be n ch o n A ii f;l eV;C r eek. a b o a t thi r ty. five mil es. from the ,t.own 6f Ant!er; and neaf,.- Dear lake. Many,' lie we ver.,; wil 1 hot be I i e ve th is statem oil t it b o u fc t li e SI pe r dayid b e cor roc t, ��������� an d th i u k the discoverers are playing. blnflT until their fricnds have. secUred,c 1 aims. The resnlt wi 11 p rob a b I y be that ee ye ral mi n e rs:"' w h os e clauns are no t? p ay i ii g wel I ,��������� or, wli o Iiav.ej.no claims,, afc all, will go over to the new d\g- g i sigs' ; a n d as tl i e w ca t her is. re m ark ab 1 y p I e it snii t just no w l' no h ar rn can e L m e o t'l h e eke rcist*.' AI th o Ugh t he d iggi n gs a re described as being thirty-five miles below Antler, t o wii, they a re on 1 y eigl i tee n m lies frotri \Vi 11 i a m creek i''tho i igh by ;w hat trail we d o not know.: Williams and -= Booth, are the names 6 f th e r,ec o rd'e ra, iandi the. Ram b I er! ce. is tlie name which . they^havei "jriyen' themselves aiid oth ers who i ntead., to. help them.' X : ;\STRiKR;pX;ANTLKR--?IrHillrenorts ;an.ex-. e Hem en t ^o n Th ii rsd ay;. o ti;., A n tier; ' Hark iris -& ;-:0o;&: hd.ft *��������� tnkleh.^6i(it-5 0Xos5.^:aiSd' Bioc:kGr..BIU; had s tru c k. $ 36; to th e p a n.; A f e w cb ni p a hi es are trying to bottom-Antler creek, .and, liar- ���������kins &. Co., after, cutting thro ugh. some rim rock and running a drain, have succeeded in getting down. We did not^ ti ear ^how, many p a rfa lip c* k ei^Bi 11 |h(td fb un d' w i th j th e >fo rego - itig p r.ospecU p. Great-an ticipations o f success are��������� indulged in by the miners on. Antler creek, a n d we a re' tol d, tha t i n: the con rse of. two or tli ree \v eelcs some big stri kes will be '���������heard"of:A. if tlio companies who are now making.for the deep ground on Antler meet with success in noli, prospecting will be done. Scarcetyi$aythihgppfc&urface work has,ever '" Antfer^creek^in^ear fficaljypof ;boUomiiig;r.-k Of latel de^p'sinking has been.better] %WIV\ in Uly Jo'wl.- and 'Antler creek is -yet quite a ^yy\y Ay {#? mining." Sirice'the discovery of s-: I xyX -���������Ay, ion as it is nowdikely to. es- w '^WJ-f-i [' th {T oi mi p a n i es a t p rese n t e n rrn ge d in !f>s(h,;r i t^nrlyrshpulil- succeed>- ; Hark ins cC-'Cti: liave been"doinjrV we)I! jor^some������������������:tinie. 'nh d..;: th eV p rese n I: str i k e;; w i II 'pio re th a ri; e fe r co ii firm the 1 o n g-e n te rial n ed - opinion tha t th e deep gro ii nd. of:; hitler "creek; .is-'rich.-'.-V*-;". ''��������� X A N\uW Wat to Pay Old Dkiits,- -Last Thu rsd.������ y ������������������ John Willi am s in ten d ed to ha ve me.\l Johti Rees for; S46 for- work done on a c c ou ti t o f t h e 1 alter in the To m. and Jerry claim oa Red '.gulch; 'but by a'm is take on the . p :-\ r (; o f I h e p 1 ai n ti ft* wh b k new very wel I w h 6 "��������� ihe pefsou was 1 hat he in tended to summon beI<jre the court, but did not exac11 y know h o w to sig n i fy li is perso n a 1 know] edge in wr���������������Irig. a 'Ioi.her j>et^na b f, tlie name of Reed w as s i; in rn ���������> n i k/i. . A f 1 e r tho. s u i h mo" ri s h ad been I \ >.-���������! i "d f he *������ o 11 !i> e I' fo p: ,t ii e phi in tiff" u n do r took lo afU*r the nutr.e ol Ileed io Rees, and, as it i )������������������ i \) p e i 'i ed.'. b o i. h "Re ei La n d Rees - were w 6 rk I h g lege i her. a ud .both: Re.ed .a n d * Roes; cam e to ,e������11 v t. \\ev11. '"i 1 ������������������ j e Ct<'ii _ I' o'���������'a p ]i ear as Rees. an d Reed objected to appear as Reed. Under I.hes<������ Je i i e mas i 111 ees the magist rate o bjected. io he ad ii g the ease: the counsel objected to ii ie i n a g.i s t r ale s i \ ecisi o n.- an d b 0 th p 1 ai n t i ff and defendant; objected to paying the. costs. Tin*, p 1; t i n t i if obj ec ted to a n e vy si i m m o ns. uud ws the dele infant and he agreed to settle (he matter on',of court. the counsel was 1 eft ;.o pny tiie co.si.s...:..! A11 the. parties con corned :n the suit. With (he excepdoh- of. coiinsel. I hen retired to the "life h tie id hotel, where 111 ey (I r o w n e d a 11 ro co i 1 ec i i o n. o f their. di fife r- i'-di.'S h'y c'.'piotirf draughts of Dominion .cock? taiK threlfi'ctw of whfcii produced a.complete union of 'hearts'and hands. . Reported New . D ig g in gs ,���������rNew d ig gings at Salmon river are reported to have.been struck which are believed to! be rich and ex- to n si ve A; T he Ton n datinn. f o r this rep o rt, as far as we can learn; consists only in .the fact that a few days ago a miner named Keast had arrived at Quesnelmouth, and after purchasing mi hi ng i m piemen ts and a go od sto ck. o i p ro visions, had left again, as w as; su pp Ose d. for Salmon riyer. vAn Indian,-wbo was aware of JhO'-ptace'- -!were ��������� Keast had woi*ked. said th a t Sal m o a ri yer w as, al 1 the, same as Willi am" oreek, meaning as rich in -gbldl Keast de- c 1 i ti ed say i ug. any th i ng ab out his m ov era en ts, which fact, together with that of his having purchased tools and pro visions, -" has led ��������� to the assum pti oh th at he li ad struck rich dig- giiigs, aiid as the Indian alladed i?^had men- tioned Salmon Viver as above, the report thaj. rich diggings" have . been found there; was s tar te d ah d -Is gain ing cu r ren cy: though the re is lio actual1:foundation for ,it except the above-mentioned circumstances. ; RKCovFJtY.KxpEnrriox.^--None of the China* m en at Qu es helm 6ii tli co u 1 d m uster cou rage enough to start up .Quesnel river in boats to recover the bodies of their, biirhcd couutry- men, and . t he K wo ng Lee Oo.'s age n ts engaged -some while men to uhdcrtake tlie ex- peditiom agreeing to give them $600 to ascend tli e rive r an d b ring, do wh all the bodies they might firtdy': Very:r-few of the Oh; named, i t: is bel ieved,' will return to . th eir diggings, some of which have-been and still are very,rich. The superstition of the^Chinamen, who/attribiiteJthe^cpnmi^^tiph^to the agency of lire-angels, - whiclr sbme 'of the celestials protess; to have seen in the act of desceriding. from heaven in coats of flame, wilb it is saidV^preventShem froth going bac������ to the diggings. -' ... . ;f] , . > . y ���������������;TiiE ; -Quesnei, 4ErvEa^C6xPLAGRATio>r.--No further informati6ri:as tothemumber of Chili am en bur n ed "in the. g re.at fo rest' fi re had been ree'ei ve d be re up to: yes terd ay even i ng. The fire .had extended for a'considerable distance up the^ river, and at the :l?orks it was with difficulty theJitfcle town was saved. All the riwiiite in^invt6e;rieighlion collected at the, Forks and worked" against the flames. /The: jail;-however, was burned, and Mi* Barry lost about, one^half of his crqp^ :\Vfi^ba^e; h^ of tbp^Clilha* men wlio^liad been;badly! burned!:bad died a-t Qm^ekhbiito!!' Alt6geUier.^asvfar as; known at pi'resen t",-������Tev.e a ha ve ''siiffered death / Messrs. L ee> an d! Fitzgerald.;.w lip were ex pec ted to .-"-���������?���������-''���������"���������."������������������--j---.-��������� -Tr-J4r������-.-;-���������L-rr^-:~;r>***-���������������������������." to-day j- wi\\ doubtless-bring full .particulars'! of the dread. ful calamity. - '' ���������'������������������ ��������� \p Eimcj^ T���������The sm all fire Which took place on the.fl^tj^caused'-byy;the!.b .4.AcyepTEi).-r-The tasks';. built for the Fire Brigade having ��������� been fioished. a committee ap poi0 ted for ; the pu rpose exa mined tho work, and having found everything in accordance with the speciGcations, and in all respects satisfactory, the committee have accepted the tanks ou behalf of the Brigade. Messrs. Bruce & Mann were-the contractors. Tnfi --BBsfr; CpKJFEK.���������In order to obtain a first-class co'ifeefit is necessary to secure tho verybest berries, and to. roast thera according to the most approved method. This ia done by, \j? it.so jj> & Rick man, Po r t ^ S tree t Victoria, who are prepared to furnish, for cash, Coffee that never fails to elicit the ap; probation, o������those who use it. * ,: PiiosPECiWGi��������� A party of minors have left Quesnelmouth .to. prospect Salmon river, a branch of the Fraser, nearly opposite Bear river.. Their! boats were well laden with, provisions'^ and they intend to remain away until the close of the season. The enterprising; inhabitants of Quesnelmouth cordially .cou iri b u ted to wa rd t he 0 u (ii t g@r, F^u/s Cofj-'ek has now stood .tbe-teM ot the last eight years, has superseded entirely theiraported Chartres Coffee, and is now kept and sold by all respectable dealers /������������������Alps SAVINGS' BANK. Editor"SKNTOEf*:--Why donTt the Govern- m ent open a 5 b ran ch Sa vi p gs' Ban k ��������� here under the Act! passed by the Legislature last winter ??^'It wqiild-be a very great convenience. ;totthose :������whO: have a' few dollars to sjjare and wbicb!are soon disposed of because not thought to be'worth while to put into the private lb ahks/;-Many a dollar would thus bo ^ii^\Wbio%ii^tRiw unnecessarily wasted. - , "; PlCULTDKH!. > A barkerville, July 27,1869. ALUiSORTS OF NEWS. ,Fnom *n 1 k Fonks.���������Han Yan,'.oilv Chinese r-'p'triei'. n-'urned from tlje Forks of Quesnel ve.^rerdny ,alternoj'm.. He reports flint ti.ie forest lire t'Xtendod from Twemy-niilo creek lo the Forks, and con firms the statement that one ofthe burned dominion had died, lie .si'.v Cormier \jee iind Mr. Fitzgerald at the Forks on Tnest!ay last, who had proceeded down the river by'ihe Iran, having arrived n a boat which laid left the Forks. , About $8,000 worth of fo-ovisions nnd mining tools,' he estimates, intd been consumed by the fire. T mi at :: r c a t.s���������T 0 -n igh t th e Amateur. Dm- m u li c A ss 0 ci a t i 0 n wil \ p er fo n n th e am u si 11 g and instructive little comedy '���������The Rough Diamond" and the very laughable; farce ���������' Done /Brown.'* Two well-known amateurs will give an amusing Ethiopian act between the dramatic pieces. and th ei r. a p p ara.f us. I n 1 ess th an fi ve m inu tes from the time ot tho alarm a steady stream of water was thr0wn on the fire, which was quickly quenched. The want of lanterns or torches c a used so me !d e I ay i n co n n ec ti n g ,tb e li ose, a n d tli ere w as also so m e b u ngling fro m w a n t o f ex p eri en ce. W hen, h b we ver, the Brigade shall have a hose-cart there, will be tittle else to 'do. toward getting the water into p 1 ay t ban! eon nee ting the h ose. .with th e d is- tr i b u to r, a n d' t h e a;��������� i n th e e veh t of a fi re, th ree or foiir.men can in about a couple of minutes get the water into play. Su w>K nt D w ATu���������0 n Tu esd ay 1 as fe, Job n Varney. a French Canadian, died suddenly!at QuesneIm<dn tli. /He had been for a Iong tirae; s 11 ffe ri ng from: cons u m p ti on. ail d was a b 0 u t to leave: Quesnelmotuh,.where he bad resided, and while going.toward the steamer he suddenly ��������� -threw up his arms and asked the person who was accompanying him to wait a infinite until, he regained his breath, when i m mediate]y thereafter he fell .and died in the arms of his compauion. ;"'��������� Tns. Express���������It is very-doubifuU whether- th e; express will arri ve th is mor u i ri g as ��������� usn a 1. La tes t ar r i y als t rom Qi t es n e 1 mo u th rep or t that over the river between Soda creek and Que.cne 1 m0i 1 th a deiise cloud of . smoke pre-* vailed winch would probably interfere with the regular trip of the steamer Enterprise. Owing to the smoke Mr Wright was afraid to venture down to Soda creek-with his fine new steamer /the Victoria., . <;���������;'. ScocBssi-rn���������The new steamer Victoria, which has been built to ply between Soda Creek and Quesnelmouth. has proved a complete success. A trial trip up Quesnel rive" lor a distance of eight miles showed that her engines and machinery will work well, and the boat has all the requisite--power and strength in all respects to tit her for the rapid currents of the Fraser. She was built under the pers0na 1 inspection of Mr G. B. Wright. Iii;Turni-1) ���������The friends of Mr W. Hill were yesterday glad to see him returned from Harvey creek safe and well altera ramble and scramble over the mountains, having lost his way to that creek. Mr H.'s knowledge of mo nut ain trails has been considerably increased by his late trip. ^-���������'���������^:neW;;ideal.,l*A writer ' in an English paper, speaking of the Alabama claims, says, "jot/Ehgland apologise and pay the damage." Piracy is;piracy and no two ways about it.; biit let England demand compensation for the piracy committed by Americans upon the w:brte;;o������wBrtU3|t'.:.autl]or9f and the extravagant xilabaina./claims would sink into ihsig- niticance. / / :;/'Aib^rji/pr&rby.-jn a letter- to Sir. Joseph Hawley,.deplores the present low., character ol^the'BHtish" turf, ana* alleges aV brie/pftbe'reasons that horses are mostly run fpr;profit and /not for sport. Admiral Rous, in a i-eJiCT/.to.JthSjTimes, denies this, and eays that-heTlias!been%b the thrf for 50 years and "id tbe good fortune to' rank who did not run and who did not, the;. moment he found racing did not pay, abandon the sport. ; /��������� "Afr; Robert ..Lytton, who has published various poems under the assumed name of "Owen Meredith." is the son of Lord Lytton, the famous novelist. A colored lawyer, Mr. James H. Piles, baa been admitted to practice in the United States' courts in. New Orleans. . ! Mr, R. H., Sawyer,.a .member of the Ba--/: hamas; House of Assembly, reports the entire abofitidn of the State Church in that colony. ! Mr. James Hall, the senior partner of the famous lirra of Hall & Sons, ship builders, 7 Aberdeen, died suddenly, while aiding at the/ -extinction of a fire. He was; ���������the author of the, clipper "model'' for ships. > Apenny subscription is about to be set on foot in Sunderland, England, to Georgey Hudson, the *.* ex-rail way King." A late .number; of the Melbourne Argus MfQ. JbM it P. miae of am ber has been disco v- - "ereJ at Grass Gully, near Rokewood. :"A.-. professional mineralogist reports that the ' amber corresponds in' nearly every respect with the brown amber of Europe. w A Western editor closes his leader in this ' unhappy strain: .".The sheriff's officer is a weiting for ns in the other room, so. we have no/ opportunity to' be pathetic-, we are. V wanted, and must go. Delinquent subscribers���������you have much to answer for I Heaven may forgive you, but we never can." The cricket-match between the Al 1 -England Eleven and the twenty-two cricketers of Edinburgh and neighborhood, resulted ia a . majority of 22 for Edinburgh. The,repudiation of the treaty for the sale of the Danish West Iudia islands to the United States on the part of the latter government, has causeu much irritation at Copenhagen. A party of disappointed White Pine miner* have chartered and sailed from San Francisco in a small schooner, for the Alaska coast, 500 miles beyond Sitka, in search of a: gold hold. "*4>tfrb*^ -.;.*.*. >\, .*?.+ ���������..t', ������������������ " ��������� ���������- !-'������������������:; -.iWiwriMiii*^.j|j-;.���������;,- i.:.3.;'v:#: ^.,.���������y.lSS. ��������� :-yS'.-y. ',;.������ J. 'W^Wmnmm7m\S^-SiS:'~'" "J^i^iaA^^uWm'AW^ ' p '. .THE AFRICAN GOLCOWA^ STEAMERS; EXPRESS, FORFAR DING, &c. Hopetowx, South Afnca, March 18i-~Our -. little village is filled with an unwonted ex-|STEABlEfl citement, caused by the news that a diamond/ ;. : r ���������-,-/-"���������- ��������� -.������������������.-��������������������������� : - <. . . ,. , .... . a v ������'��������������������������� ' ��������� v 1 'THIS steamer is now making regular trips between or extraordinary brilliancy had beea found II soda Creek and- Quesnelmouth,/ connecting with in the colonv. " I Barnard's Express.',, ;,/; ���������'<'-'���������;./ ''���������'���������AAA) ���������'!./..//-. VICTORIA ADVERWSEMENTS: -8������g- The s team er i s :nb t.' responsib lb for leakage of Oilsi or other liquids shipped in tins. nel River,������������������;*-' MR. CHARLES DANIELSON desiresAfp Inform . Traders, Packers, Travellers/and; others that the Road: froni Dog Prairie to -the 16 Mila! Post heyon d Qaesnclmouth is now open-and In good condition: for Pack Trains and Stbckj and that there 'is abundance of good :feed throughout. There is a house of entertainment at the bridge. . -P-'AA '���������') Jel3 ��������� r;: EXp #E;S |^NO %i$iE.Zy X THE FIRST DA Y OP JUNE AND ON! TEE FIRST had 15th day of each month thereafter Barnard's Express XWlII.despatch.--. ��������� K:\ \..X i -i.X A FA������T FREIGHT TEAM FROM Y^LE, Making the trip to Barkerville in about 14 days. Until further notice RATES OF FREIGHT By these.teairis, on all parcels of 50 Ids. and upwards will be 25 Cents per lb.,. exclusive of Road Toils. iu the colony. Mr. Schalk van Nieskerk, a PntPhp farmer living on the banks ofthe Vaal, was the/ discoverer of Ibe first diamond found in 'ibis region. Undeterred by the adyerge criticisms of various connoisseurs, he continueci iu his work of discovery like a riian who felt sure of success, until on tbe afternoon of'tliis day, at 4=orciock p. m., (it is now evening) be brought to the aroused people of this place the largest diamond that has yet been Yound in Africa, . 'v/w/Z/!-w It weighs some 83k carats, and 13 one of the first water. Competent judges regard it as one of the most brilliant ia the 'world. It is a little over aa inch fa length bv three- four tbs of an inch in breadth, and glitters like pure J3re. Ii has a slight indentation at one end, but this is not likely to impair its value, and will certainly cot hinder its cut- < ting. By the delighted colonists it has been bailed' " Nieskerk *s Pandeloque," and will probably bear this came long: after Its original owner is forgotten. . Mr. Nieskerk did not find it by .treading the waters of the Vaal with bis naked feet, as the natives of ihe district do, but bought it of a Hottentot or Kaffir doctor, who used it as a charm in bis profession, for a horse, ten head of cattle and five hundred sheep. Tbe first diamond he bad the good fortune tb find he sold to ibe Governor of the colony for ������500, but this last and extraordinary stone he disposed of to Messrs. LillienSeld Bros. for the round sum of ������11,200 or nearly $56,- teams, for whet 000 of your money. Uvea that was below come throueh. its real value, for it is now estimated at from ������20,000 to S30,00t>; Besides this diamond, several others have _.������������������ ������������������-, ..���������,-. , , ���������-, - ������������������������������������; ���������- . ��������� - f ��������� ���������, . tv w .. ��������� (X& and. after July 3'I, ana until further nntico, the J>een found in the same region, all Of great \J Regular Weekly Express will arrirc at Barker- 'purity and value, Lust Sunday Mr. 3. G. t"*TcUo*^^^ Carianns passed through Saltfau's Drift, a Sunday nigiit at 9 o'ciocv. ���������;"���������������������������--��������� ���������������. . *_, -L "% ..t.r For rates of Freight and village in our immediate neighborhood, with 1 a diamond in his possession, of almond shape, of splendid water, and weighing s6meM8 'carat*. . The Kaffir Chief, Seborinel^was also fpnnd by traders to be in posaepsipiix0As^ diamonds, weighing from 3i?^;l0^earats each, all found along the Vaa.U Jantje, another Kaffir Chief, found three diamonds in the same place. Mr. Charles vHpns isthe owner of a diamond that, though 'small,/ was regarded as the purest in the souniry.A >Mr. Gregory������ at one time ��������� ��������� assistaht to Emanuel, the London jeweler, was present at tbe discovery of the first������tone, and declared his belief that it was a genuine diamond. Since then, however, as we have shown above, proof has been added to proof, until credulity is no longer possible! without/becoming stupidity. Messrs. Liliieniieid iBros. have invested thousands of pounds^la them, no mean sign of (heir probable value, for capitalists are proverbially, almost, timid. Besides these, Dr. Muskett and Mr; Louis Head, the lapidary, both of this place, have expressed their conviefion that the gems are genuine. : ..- * ix persons who'are indebted to the above Estate This African gem of ours, although an un- Jh' are required^ pay the arannuu due forthwith; *> * y ������ u uu and all persons wbo have atiy claims against the ahovo USuauy brilliant one, is Still "surpassed bv eetnte are required to send In Uioir accoante on or pAlLiSY������S Hotel, Langley Street, Victoria, is still A), open far the accommodation of travellers, and the Table and Beds are keptin the usual satisfactory style.!-/-' ���������'-;-v./'' ������������������;���������-��������� ���������'���������"-:-?' Ay. :.-'- ��������� -..���������'!,.. -'!;:: em . AAyyX'TpFBJ^yAAlAyA TilLOH,! GOVERNMENT STREET,^ VICTORIA. ��������� Orders from !up������country. punctually attcndo<l to.; LOWE BROS;, Importers and Commission Merchants,/Insurance , Agents, etc., ! * Wharf Street ' "/������������������'-./: ;. A/. '/���������' A'-// '-'.yictoria,'. :%'"!.���������/ WWiSsrAi^i^ll AAA :nXfip;&EfiTipApp Tailor^ (Successor!to E, Read,) Government " Street^ Victoria;: ��������� Orders attendtsd to with, carb hud despatch. W !'///;!t^'^:s h.o> t bplt^,- '!!;/'.-. / Dispensing Chemist and Vrugg 1st, Importer of Ehg Ush JDriigs, Chemicals, Putt-nt Medlcines and edti; !������������������/������������������! AHorderVfrom CarX C P^^ mm^mmiX: ?ort &*$, Victoria,yXl S c no c/rort in sclertin* ������./. * of the: choicAl^ ������h^***'*������#**���������&��������� /;;Sparc ho effort men t of To larg Pricfss ni-qiittiiiy: "Perfumery, Victorl������,V. t. ��������� ��������� Orders from the up-country punctually attended to May 1,1869. "' 6m *m YALE ADVERTISEMENT Parties shipping by these teams must order eoodq to he marked ������Per Barnard's Express SLOW^ otherwise they will bo sent by regular EsDr^aim charged according^. bw r'aI>ress an������ Shippers may de'pend on the regularity of these .--. P1. J. BARNARD. Importer of Books, Stationery, and Fancy Foreign Xfniiulhcture*, FOBT STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. May 1, 1809. ,., a Henry N&than, Jr., & Co., Importers and General Commission Merchants. A large assortment ol Pry Goods, Liquors, and Gro- : ccries c^nsian tly on baud. Wharf Street, . . . Victoria, v. L May 1,1869. 3m Barnard's Express. June 30. passage, appl? to ��������� S. ORMANDV, Agent, Baricervffle. Inrpprtant to^ Trades ! ! 1 LL FREIGHT CONSIGNED TO: j! O. BEEDV^ j\X ..Yale', B.-. C.,: will be for warded 'to any part of the Colony, on the most reasonable terms, Crea of com- m5ssipn./v!.- -- .- AGEJfTS: 1 Ays AX. A 'Aa- A Millard;& Becdy, \ A penoiivioh & Kurtz, :../������������������' Victoria... f Barkerville. Barkerrille, April 17thi ,1869.' ��������� A''������������������-" JLjEGAh NOTICES,:-&c. } DUCK & SANDOVER Wagon and Carriage Makers, Blacksmiths, etc <?nvernmentSt., Victoki hetween Johnson and Cormorant Streets, westsidc ' Orders from the upprr couot"ry solicited and attended Mayl/isoP. to w������ti dispatch. . ; : ��������� ��������� f._ ; 6m Pacific Telegraph Hotel, ST������,������E S'r0^ bctwc������n Herald and Fisear.! Victo- -...��������� ANDREW ASTRICO. Pr<W WATCHMAKKR, JEWELLER AND 6N'- It \?/^Ze^r^?\Cr^Pctn strccU ������cxt to the St. N icholas HoteL; Victoria V f : ���������-.'r11 rAnn������l eters arid Watches cleaned, rehair?d JniiJSSSSSi mPJ? SaI E������SMvi^ ������eatly executed. Z w Al W^7 A,,lSby., ������������������.... y,.,.,.,, -,-. ?.:,, .,., -., . ,..y. ,-��������� yS^ ,,... roasted, prepared and put unVtlw 1, -Jl1^ W" aumt approved^^sclpntiflc^^ princln c,S' ^.'n^ibj to be superior to ah v other ������P--* and ^^nUft of Liquors nf the Bar "VtnKr'/"-r?'al,d ,b* N - ^L^^m^mi^^rm^A Dispensing Chnmlst ianil-Jlirnii^ Importer k Em, FRESH GARDEM/SEEOS/CONSTAMTLV^ HANI./! Orders from up-country carefully atttii^ed to 1 'A May 1,1809.-- "��������� ���������..-��������������������������� y, ... ���������������������������_ ' y'-ffiA&^t- '' rYfioMASAVAfif^^ A Clothing made to wrays on hand^ Emir> 'Ui^ yx.i wc. ,;���������', rj zMi IN THB SUPREME COURT OF THE MAINLAND OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. iri the matter of the Estate arid ElTects of BVILLIAM WINXARD, deceasedj Intestate. . A LL persons tr ho are J nrl eh ted to the ahevo' estate are required'to pay the amounts due/forth witli, and, all persons- who have any claims against the. above .estate are required to gen J in their accounts on or helbre the lltb day of Sepreraher, 1869^ to ''���������;./. .' Olficial Adm3nlstr.itor. :i Dated Richfield, lltb June, 1869. ,Jcl0 id ��������� IN THE SUPREME COURT Oj? THB MAINLAND OF BRITISH COLUMBIA./ fe the matter of.the Estate and EiTects of rillCHAEL i CARyEV, deceased, intestate. OAHBIAG-E AND WAGON BUILDER, :. Corner Government and Pandora Streets, ��������� ;��������� r. East si lie. Victoria, V. 1.,/ Executes orders for every description of vehicle; / A general assortment of Wagons always on hand, May 1,1869. Cijeap for Cash. -'���������>.-/ 6m !:!'-'/!A/':'"QASJ ���������WJiolesale Dealer in���������, G-roceries, P r o^ri si on s, Havana Cigars, and French Prcscn*ce> - Yates'S tre et, ! - - / * Vic tori a, V. I., B. C. ���������y many of whica your readers faave doiibtle^s hear^ The Koh^oor, or ������Mountain * l^got/y beloagiug to. Queen Victoria, and *ejSb>cg 186 carata before cutting ; the Or- lof? diamood, belonging formerly to Catharine of Russia, weighing 125 earais, and sold for aboufc $800,000; the Pitt Diamond weighing before cutting 410 carats, and now valued at S 1,000,000 ; and, finally, the diamond belonging to the Saltan of Mafan in tbe island of Borneo, weighing 3C7earats after cutting and worth $3,500,000, are all far more valuable and magnificent ; before the mil da^bf Severnb^Sp'"^0 CHAS;.R,'V0dLBV; Bated Richfield, 24th Jqne, ig"1 Adin!aJ^r. Dissolution of Copartner- ship. THE Coparln orship nerotofore bxteiVn������ ������ ������ ^meandmyieoflTARPKaVTop^P^ fc,lie THOS. WjtSON & CO., Importers of English Merchandise, W H O L E S ALE AND, BETA IX. Dealers in Dry Good.?,, etc. ; all tond������ of Dress Materials, White and printed Cottons, ������ioen and Cotton Gjnghams, Blankets, Quilts, and a .genera I as^ortmen t of ;sv������������������ i5ta|>le O'oode. An invoice of good style three-ply and Tapestry Car pets just received. Afisoufc Builtliag, Government Street, Victoria, B. C June L, 1869. 2tu XX 'lA. 'A-*A :'.'���������;;���������;"��������� ':-":':;.'---.. ..--.-. .,-..--:...;���������.-..���������������������������s-:.w~v?w.i ���������'���������: 3!;/[Incor^dratea .;b^^o^it!0fiarSl^};8^]; CAPITAI*, . -' - wr-' :W- $2,5Ob;0OO; ��������� ��������� With power to increase. ", ",,-.; ��������� DrafU issued oh the 15������nkr8braiicbea ���������."������������������; IN Y!ANCOUYFOR,'. ISLAND^VICfORUgl In the Un?(ed States : CALIFORNIA, --X OREGON, is,,-i - ;��������� PORTLAND. : /I NEW YORK,a 1A ^fessrs. Bkll & GvwrAp Agents for the Bank of Montreal. AAA ON CANADA���������The Bank of Montreal/^ ONSCpttANb--The British Linen! Com- ''^:'������panvTs-.Bank:/'':V!:'v'.. HA', :-\'/V ON IRBL^D^the Bank of Ireland.; ON MEXICCV am> SOUTH AIVIERrCA-Tba T - - .. ^..i, of Mexico /and Soiiln London Bank Atnerica. ON ENGLAND���������The Bank ofBritisbColuni- k ;������ ttao,a r\mnr* ���������East India; Avcouo, bia-~Head Office Lead en hall street/ LONDON H O....TJ SE. GOVERNMENT STBEKT, VICTORIA. WHOLESALE AN B RETAIL J. H, TURNER & CO. ��������� IMl'ORTB������8 OF from thi. date W iheTrm oftw^V1��������� *������<*t������ p $ , , ~ ^wrm* or -. .&CO. '��������� ��������� Jirmor*-A>'V'OLKEN'BUHaH ^ngiigh and French Sitka Qt,������ t tv 'JEUOVR ������r*T>i������Pn t>,.������:,.__. ... '"-lJ V*OOQ8. A Besld? bookbinder made aeon tract with two ^aeronauts, by waicli be agreed to commit suicide six months from date. When the time arrived bis courage failed, and tbe. two merchants, who bad insured bis life, also failed to get tbe insurance money. [arper & Tormey JRUOMR HARPER, garkerri������e���������B.c;^nft ^.J������J���������> WB������^ rpne Co partnership of-irel^ese *^������? . / IF' 1 disced by nfutual ������SS,t ^SSt" i?1? d^ will collect all outstanding debts And ������Xi * Mcte-ese counts against the late firm ttfl WlU Pa^ ^ ac- Soda-Creek, June 28th, 1869. WltneM^Jenoare H^raa. ������^ T' SENAY. Ju71m ROBERT BURNAB.Y LAND AGENT, Etc ?' ,(kntmaan Strket, victojua, Vx I., Received on Depositor Advances moditoatlieni. ; TBLEGIlAPina"TRANSFERS '^ Granted on Victoria, San /Francisco, Portland,,mA' 5 ������������������ . New York. . . Every description of Banking Business trnosnewo. : CHARLES S. JONB&,! Agent. William Creek, Cariboo.- McPHersbn. ������ ���������: AXD ��������� 15 AUrCER VILLE. Barkerville, May.l, 18(39. LEt'rkR.s SAWNEY'S AND , A RI B O O RH > BV JAMBS ..AKDBttSdS PRFCE, ^mSST*1** "nd *���������fr ^tended to ' Format t.hVsExW^Omc0j 6in past, free of charge. 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1869-07-31 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
Geographic Location |
Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1869_07_31 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0170797 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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