e VoL7v Barkerville^ TOlliam Creekjl B;Cvi Saturday*,'June15+ 1869, Nb)10i .-��������� AAp, p/A. J '"tobmshbd ' ;;.^'i::I;''''.:;-"i;i! y .-.,. EVERY ,W^^SDAY;3aad SATURDAY, }^i% i l ^ {Aa ###|f|p ��������� a ������ftf ''-'��������� <ot deUveryJi^ayafele^b^U^amer. S 4 V*' <)f^wb���������Barkeryilll; (next doprf to. Manettafy" /Z-" Ar'.xs iZ?tGroeeryStoiQ% ... ^si.'';';:* Mta ��������� the year;^ 1868,-; 500 'officersr were- cash* iered from the Austrian. army on accountjof disbpirorabjerbeiayiouri among whic������ ;j6gui:e very considerably the fact.of not paying tbeir JvT'v Agents for the ������������������ Cariboo SejatmeL"; qtt&ncimbuth/Mn GoudieVBarnard's Express Offloe ,***������SodaCreek,"-y -'y^.-wy >; ���������- Yale, ���������-��������� ' " Mr* ?vans> Now Westminster, - /-y. y 'Victoria; ', - Xiy As- Hyl A Barnard's Express -do - As do i p^Clarksoa &Co -,,. AAlLync. Ay ITEMS -0PMIi������-:SBRTS3 [FEOH ALL SORTS- OF S0URCE3 ^ND PLACES.] K' :>. :/.The New York cWre'spohdeni 'of -roe? Sail- Francisco^ Bulletin *saysf:���������" I mentioned^ a few $iaya ago that specujatprs from the White fine district % bad;/ arrived^ here^ to \ organize companies-ttf; work the'mines, bat none of ' them had, be^i ?uG^8ful.;; Th^ f?P?Q*W! ^ that glorious state of ad versityV an# arequite unable ������0^ I would earucsUy ad^ise^all^ho fame mines j .to dispose of not to^omo'to ^ewjork^ biittf , y: *^Awyym\A uiMii^H^Tt^ &'&������& peFm^atflTpurof^mdli hehas���������"to"Gnd /his outfit; uniform^ and Biibscribe,, towards; ihe maintenance of the iregimentai music /corps. yMAiE. Distorgues; a French c r i tic. says, in .a jate^number7 of .the;Opiniqu Natipnalei"thai be never laughed more/heartHyithan upon readijjgfa few chapters of/Abbott's Life; of Napoleon; the Thirds ile says that all French-: men who* have. got the .j fi lues * sbould learn. English land tlwn read At> b bit's 'me rry {Jbibgj; raphy. * ��������� ' ���������;<i ^ 0. h * '"' ''���������.'!, .,��������� A! sporting man in Paris has opened an' office-for advising inexperienced young men in regard tbJed-called affairs4 ;of honor. 4 He teaches;them;for fifty francs how-to insult 4|e!r%6^ereaties la theimo^t genteel nladner, and how to resent affronts so/as to .-render a duel inevitable; ^Heiinstructs thethtalso on iali matters regarding duelsVand challenges; He is'well patronised. \ ~w - ��������� - j ty ���������_ - The ^London papers state that James vMan- ua^ a man'of ipplor, describing himselfis'an Affiean Krince������and;the.- son of tbe /.^Irig^pT ,0ah6meyt" 'was. ��������� recentjy / ��������� c ha rged ���������, b ef ore .Mr JTyrwMtt, ^at;^tlje fMafUibrouga StreSt^lice -j^^^^A^^'Ibpd^the house g| one] ;i'irBaMird!s -; ^Expres^p i-yt AW\, .���������'. V''-.'.', ', W'A* '., .:,; .-P iX,wf^'A XWX:.Wi--A^.A.s:.. --���������-.Will.despatch���������' j-> 'll'A������sP '������������������������������������'���������'-. X > \,r ��������� yp' 'Ay ���������-;'���������' -W-,-.:,-s- ... - ..--r v,--| -I ��������� A/ FIST- FREIGHTJ TEAjtf FRpM .YALE, Makiiig:the trip to Barkerville in about 14 days. .; .-��������� y *f,\'.'' ;;. -lAi .-Until farther notice,l. ^.- > /. :;'-:_ /"."atRATE'S, OFi^REIGHT1:::; ;; By these teams, on all parcels: of ��������� ;^50 '������������������ lbs": '.and: upwards ^;", ��������� I.;;;-. ������������������ A.. ��������� - * ;,;;������������������;;, will; ibe-. ':.;:.;���������;:,-1 A- IPX.;.;., aw: rm o; Gients;; :per lb.; .esclusive of Road Tolls.f . ���������eX'��������� * > \��������� ���������.: Pi est kin d of- amide ��������� her c Wi thou t ge Lting' any- fbody to do so much as/look at it. Puring/the *heigh fc 0 fi the '��������� Ne vada-' aud./Golpr&do mi ning ���������excitement'the-parties/with claims succeeded in raising ab out $ 20,60 0,0 00 in this city, very ilifctlerof, which*.has; ever returned a dime. Nideteen-tw'tentieths of it was'downrignt swin- ���������dles, and the -balance; was taken by men who were possibly honest; but certainly over san- *guine. After that;Vekperience,; /do you Kip*; ���������pose you; can; get New'Yorkers to invest in mines again 1 :'i White:P;ne,/with all its.attrac- 'tion?, does not pro mise any better than some of those,mines did four years,agoi:-It was to .pay a hu nd red 'per cent dividend every year, and possibly more, and was vouched for by lots of nPbie people ; but it never realized a ���������cent and p rob qfoly never will." ���������/ :'"! 'Ay: THe Jesuits' ������iare lending all their strength ���������to the Span ish Re pub licahs in the;hope of ���������producing a reaction in favor of [the ex- < Queen. The; order' is 'ti6yr\all; powerful/in Rome. Jesuits have lately; been installed in the Congregate nor^traordmary Ecclesias- ���������tical Affairs in the department of the Secre/ <tary of State; and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. .All te reins of the Foniifical Government are in thenvbands, and every day gives them fresh influence with Cardinal An- tonelli. The Society of Jesus now numbers 835$4 mc.inbersjdispersed over the world, but as united in one w^ole is the most perfect machine.. , / _, ,' / It is proposed to form a Confederacy of the British West India Islands. The proposed ���������Confederacy will have two - subordinate Legislatures ; oneTin Jamaica, which will include the Bermudas^ Bahamas and Turks Islands, the Leeward Islands���������comprising Antigua, Dominica, St. Christopher, Angailla, Montserrat, Nevis, Barbuda and the Virgin Islands, also British Honduras in Yucatan ; the second division to include the Windward Islands, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, Tobago, Grenada and St. Lucia, as also Trinidad and British-Guinea, ^with the seat of the Legislature in Barbadoes. i' Partiis slilppin'g by these; teams must order goods to. -bpi; marked^? S^riyBarnar^'s; Express,-.SLOW"-^ otborwfeo they will be sent by regular Express and. chargeU^iccdrdingly. ' ,'?'[ aOssa a ': ���������i'Sbippers inayt; depchd; on -the Regularity of tliese tearus^for whether with[UiU ]p#}gh} or not they will come tilirough^'' " ��������� " '" ���������,1" ' ��������� ��������� A w ,\Way4jl4,18691 . ,-;;,.-;<��������� J- J- -BARXARp, , mwr' Z" Z AmfWf^ 'ffi Z0M������?m f^0pAfABO(m q^^^^ak |j|i| i^| "5 BEpiullING 'd^^nM^in^rn'M ntiticg^ ��������� ti v? yiA j?li;|i J wfX: A!i ' r~^TT" i .iJi !w w s ������������������ Tn connection with tho^ove^Ahejbcggrito'aotirv^-his fri(/nds'and tho pubiic������that *ha hu.&\Snf?hititf& a^clioictf assor tm en t'!%c?i.,GRO0B ^IgS an il |DR Y^^KJI^ anST Hopes, by keeping.-a.wo]^fifelected"'stock' oii'''i]iari'd1Ho merit a share {pfi'publiC;/|^ronagei-^^ .pi > HXj Ap^, jg������"OPP0SI������^A> K ^isCBRITISHfpOLDirBIA ^' Barkorviilo, May 5,S18&. - Af . f '',..'<���������>.��������� ' ''-.v ��������� B&yii&r$& Express. 1'V: ISEVEN .THRGU.GHr.TO"- it' VICTORIA: d Aim-x a w .. ^ > Begs' .to1 announce 'tha^^Ji4eA has ^reopened ; PH0T0������EAPMIIiltESY; in Barkerville," where fifeiis prepTe.d^to execute all "wbrlcinhis'linejitftheliigheststylel,o\th0-'art;:.. ' Cartes,de iVisitP.-^Anibrotypes,. Milanotypps,-Portraits in'Leather,-Wliit'e^Sjlk, Linen Or Cottbn^iew3 ���������or,H6uses������i;<Jlalms,--������to?ijalBgle.'t)r Stewoscopido'v-- . , -JEWELLERY^work/pfeal^descriptions .donejin;superior style.'PRICES MODERATE, ' w'l ' -; .--.November 26'1868;''-/,> , - ; W<Af \' ���������' Qxmmm A������ operatives recently it was resolved that:.a^eneraV^ystiem-^f ;emif: gratio n b e; started th rough eu t the whole ��������� of the cotton: manufacturing: dislribts v in .the spinning department; /so.: tli at:;: all.; surplus laborers can bo sent off that are. willing;to go to some other'country where; workmen-are wanted.- ; ,*.,./ ��������� "/-./",., .-,; Certain American newspaper proprietors areBaidto'be making arrangements for fitting up a 'Qprnpo^ngjobm and. a small stereotype fo undry oti board some of -the sm all p acke t?, so as tot have all tt^ English n%s, set up and cast Into columns ready for use as s6.pn as the vessel arrives in port. .-���������������'. Some of Brtgham Young's " better" frae- tibns are still at Chicago. eThe-DetroitTrK bun]^ says^they^fittd; the/morals pf jthat town, so .closely resembling those of UtaU that they feel quite at home���������or words to that effect; ;Commbdoi*3 Vanderbili: recently/ took tf draught from a vial of bedbug poiaon, but ^as reciaim^d from ah untimely end.' A New York journal -says a The pbison was not for big bugs like the Commo'dore, The Bourbon /Prince and Princess, whose romantic.marriage recently created/such a sensation in New York, are said to have disappeared from a Washington hotel without paying their board, ' Froml804'to 1827 North Carolina furnished air the gold produced in the United States;: The aggregate of all her gold yield up to 1866 is about $9,300,000. i- A solar engine invented by a Frenchman named Mouchot has proved successful. A concave reflector casts. concentrated rays up 0 n a boiler b lackened wi th s moke. Some six million bushels of grain have been sent direct from Illinois to. Europe during the past winter. Melbourne has 250,000 inhabitants; and San Francisco, 150,000.-, = Sydney has over lio^ooo. Two negroes were recently elected trustees of tho South Carolina University, For rates -of.'Freight and passage, .apply to ys.ryy.: WrS;WXyA-}yvpl vg;; OBMANDY;' MaylD, Agent, Barkerville. tojjOEtaiit ^^!T^a^.ef&J! r-'-.i * LL FREIGHT 'CONSIGNEiy TOJjC^BEEDr, iYiiie, 'is C., ^ w ill ho forward ed -., to'. any _v. part;.; of the Colony, oa the mostceascmabla teruts, free of com-. mission.*--������<X' ' :AGENTS:.;M viJ ; :;.!A< y'.A" Millard &<BeetIv, \ '���������"��������� ��������� Denouvion &.Kurtz, AA":.. -..-.. Victoria. ���������*-. >>.���������;.", .'Barkerville,. .w.Js,. Barkerville; April 17th,' 1S69.' ' '" - ������ ;': ; A.tp. THE U^DERSIGNEg^EG3 ��������� TOr INFORM HIS; tri ends and the pub/������s^bat he has fitted up so^o^ cleanness.aud comiori^of bis house, , * - He .takes'^alsottiis'opportunity; to^ Vomind ;the- Cari - booites that his Briworynhas: received1 thie^FIUST 1*RIZE of the Colony for his celebrated l.X:X.y 'A/ApAi:i Z':^^Z/,^//:^Zi^ And; tli c t ru e amateur? will be a bl e to ju(I go: by tfe em Ai selves that such- bonbrablc prize hus; b jen j u'siiy; awarded1 to" bim.- ���������;-��������� ...W -_��������� ��������� :y,l ,.-. yy . -.., 5 " pyx - k.-B;���������a largo front ^rdorii1 to let..'- ���������'.'"'' '���������"-.'��������� ^Barkerville, JaiY; 23,1869;';; A;-;:;-i':/N;..CU^IO/ Wholesale ���������^:^Mt^{'P'^^ -IX��������� Groceries ^ProYisioiis, HARPWAR^ ; .CI^THD^>/B^ ���������Zyi -:v--:-:BARKERVILLB.^:;'' A .:"i/:;- '-:.: ,' ���������"��������������������������������������������� :l$-$ ���������wy.yyAwww-:--wyl A a' yyp-,.s,.-,,, A ;E;;;;;^T:<|RE|. LlOUTyr^G. CkEEa...- l/lAyy ��������� -\iriN3SRS' AND TRADERS" wilt find jt to;/ their art- Sx .vyaatage.to. purchase aUtMs Stor^^whera,there is; , A Large Assortment^of Goods, . Of the very best acscrip tioii^ori'/.hand ;��������� an il. -the Stock constantly replenished by^riew-tirrivalsil-\ The prjprio- ..- .--,.- tors}K\h solttGpods;(.. "'Pyx'-' -r ��������������������������� ; As Cheap as--'axy' ,i.v Cariboo./ Orders promptly filled; and: forwarded;with dispatch. . . ���������������������������k%-*B-EEDY^'Xl&'DHABD, ' ��������� ;Van WinkI e, Mayl2,'-XlSOQiiPiAy X .- ,.-.; -..Proprietors', HOTEl;;:i^jF.1tA.-iT;C E, './'; ��������� |--<:-'SBi;RlKERTILLE,:-'-;;--^ ������������������:-������������������'��������� Carpenters and Builders; ; '!? BARKERVILLE. CONTRACTS UNDERTAKEN, and ALL .KINDS OF Job Work done w i tb p ii nc totality a n d d ispatch, at reasonable rates.- A goods tock of seasoned lumber always on band. ��������� - ��������� . ���������-'���������'��������� -���������''-'' BEDS! BEDS!! BEDS!!! MRS. S.'P. PARKER BEGS TO ANNOUNCES TO Her friends and tbo public, that she. has fur-, nished'a number of Bedrooms in the most comfortable stylo, whjch hepr patrons may depend upon-being carefufly attended to. >-, =; Wines and Liquors of best quality, as usual, to bo had at the Bar. ': . April 17th, lSm. -.. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, QUESXELMOCTII. THE Proprietors of this welt knowii House tender their sincere thanks to their friends and tho tra- veiling public generally, for. their past liberal patron- ajrc, and beg tu inform thorn that in order to insure a coVlinuanco of the same. Board and Lodging has Ijeen reduced to $3 50 per Day, Single Meals $1 OO. AH tlie luxuries that the country alter ds n.0 ������m- stanily kept on tlio table. Private Par ors and feu it. of Rooms ror Families. ��������� The Bar is stocked with, th.-. best brands! of Whips, T^nm-sfind Cigars. . ThoStable is well supplied *JJS^b?*1S???3F' O us, Hay and Grain. BROW N &^ILLI^ Quesnelmouth, May 12,1869, ��������� mHTSiESTABTiTSHMENT HAVINO. BEEN. REFIT- , li PtciX in the ;mos^-c^mfor&able manner,--with"good -, beds, the travelling public may rely upon being well accommodated, .-:.:;.. A. The best Wines; Liquors and Cigais to be had.51 the .Bar. ������������������;'��������� The restaurant department has been closed for tbo winter.';-; Decembers, 1 SOS.' t PAINLESS tooth extraction:. DR. CIIlPP.ISPREI'AREn TO EXTRACT TEETH and perform short operations without pttio, by "the aid ������tHheapparatusdiscomxid by Dr; Richardson, of London. This valuable discovery producos insen- sibiiity in tho;part alone, and.renders unnecessary the ad'm in istralion Of chloroform. ; Oitlce��������� Upper end of Barkerville, above China Town Office t\yo, $5.' Teeth extracted, or tilled with Gold, $5 March-27,1869.-,���������.-��������� ; ' ' -- ' '. -"��������� - B. EDWARDS HAS on handvami for salej at bis. Store iu Barker��������� ville. GaoCEftiKS, Provisions an-d L10.00RS, of tho choicest description, which he will sell at low prices for Cash. Also Gum Boots, and other articles required by miners; Barkerville, May 12,. 1869. ; J. S; THOMPSON, A CCOUNTANT, M I N I. N G ANti: COMMISSION ]\ Age a fe, Barkerville. Mining Companies' Books kept and adjasted, 'H% pJA, .' w;. '��������� .'^i ^^ydH VfJTVflmMnpvwvaib: * THE GARITOO^glM : ��������� SATURMy7;JUNE 5." 1860. THE "CARIBOO SENTINlWi -f-.-ra :pablisbcd every /Wednesday and '.Saturday. All *'d;-crtisem<*!t8 Intended for insertion, iwnst ������e ������e,lv* ere! at litest at Six o'clock, IVIL, ibe duy before publication.' ��������� . ,..,, ��������� -. TO ADVERTISERS. Air:ndvert(eenicnts (not inserted for any definite period) will be continued until ordered out, unci charged .for accordingly. .'." w ���������' TO CORRESPONDENTS. is said that distance lends enchantment to the view. This axiom appears to be reversed in the case of British Columbia.;; Speaking of the large;-wash-up? in one* of .tbe clainis on Stout;igulchv the other day. it^vvas remarked^ that in Oalifornia no one woiil^belie^e^it; Indeed, few would believe that there was atiy gold at all in this country, ifc w������s added. Here, again, is a, great .drawback tb the prosperity of British Oblumbia. Through a variety of unfavorable circumstances, but-prjricipally through misYepresentation, the; coloiy is, as ifc were; shut out from the noticei-bfe; tie world.- 1-'L- - ������������������*-*' w'.rf*A������-i ������1 i.j rife' fr>rvm NEW" ADVERTI'SBMENTS.:'^ yiw'% v. H*\- ww '*��������� s-Ar i }yAll'. coiinThunicai ions must he accompanied "by the MLfei-^in^iiVi nrk tho^ nni/cmintrieSfrom real name and address qf tbe writer'; not necessarily Sixain or^onaua atetneoniy cpupiehiioui wiih.aview of pubUsWng the same, but as security which we may hope to draw increment to our forUtsgoodfaitn. ' .y/-\ ' A/: ' V pbpulation^but the cost of emigra^on ^to ENTERPRISE AND ENERGY. 'p6phlation,-but the cost of emigration : to British Go lumbia is far beyond' the means of th e- la b o r i ng p o p u lat i o n o f th ose. j cb ti n tries. EverytIiing considered\in conneqlioa with Miners'- M|eti2ig. bringing in water to tu#be;id^ot'Stimt'GniifaZXzWfA:' --;'.. June 5* -, ���������'::; "���������':,',. .,:-:.-������������������. ' AyA '.-.'. ]&������> It." :: ���������X^^dil:of-:Thajn^AyXii; .. . .-��������� .*������������������ v : fi, r - ��������������������������� . ���������:-��������� r.���������'' -,' '" ��������� . '.-��������� ��������� tttB dbstre to givel tp; tho gnMh_t p$tid ^cypted; V V Wil lia m Creek Ki ro Brigade, and t he Clt i sens' of Willi ani Creek -gtnilfhJlty,-- <* -.���������tribn'to.Vpf. our^ti- tu ������l e n nil si nct,-rfi, th a nks fo r; thei r he r������?te a h t j pe rsis ten l: effort s,iii subduing the fijre" in the forestTininoViia,te|#- ad j 'j ce ii t; to oa r SI a u g h t*r-houso and��������� Corni I ts; there by saving our property, valued at;^5T0Od^ t'romj.mmjnent destruction. -���������' wi'-'' '':'. p "'"''-"'-' -X: ''���������;:''A. :-. wlil'AXX-- WyJi: V������xYCftiKMX!JWmit.AA ��������� '.:.'>;,-.. KriWA'RD.TORMKV*-.-..- :��������� JEROME HARPiSlU ^Sl!^!^Mil^^ yXtf^mZw ;;'-::?:-v^iGEo,.G^.by^-, {A&JA. Barkerville, B.CcJuhe.ith, notice: B? ** Safe ; f\W������ Tnbulttr.:'.-BMlcrv'Tw'i." nL '. ' ' novviasi^ These arc worite fr^endj used.^cTis- fcfa -^^ ,j is un^ a. ^ertlmt ire lm Wn TJ^^^^^h^aS& cussing the affairs of-pur Government and the condition of the Colony, and if we were to 'believe all that we hear enterprise and energy ore conspicuous only for their.:absence. But the colonists as well as their rulers are often barged with a plentiful lack of those qualities. :Is the charge a true'one ? ;Few will gainsay the assertion that in all other parts ���������cf the world our. countrymen have.shqwn A Weyj p o S3 ess and ������������������ exercise en te rp rise and energy as niuch as.any other people. If;', in- . crease of po.pulation^and material wealth and ' .progress are to betaken as criterioos,*.; the British': Tace- may/fairly cl ai m to b e e n d o w e d with ehtevpnseland energy inferior to that of ... .no,otber;p������pp^e. Circiunstances may develop 'Ail ^b^rprp^esswe-quaUlies to different de- ,J; gree?, but. as a whole, we are justified in.j re- ;;':;-garding our countrymen with feelings of un- , Ayi, mixed satisfaction. -Leaving out of consider- AAxAy y..f .; ,rv-, '\^S'W.-A yj.y.y- ���������j''-'.'������������������'��������� ' <' a: A ation the gigantic works of mental and nhvsi- ��������� '. y y. ' '. .* t .��������� r ������r . Aw-.A cal nature manifest in the mother:'country, ���������Ay; take Australia or Canada as.an^ll'*ei*,������^"������ ^..Australia, received its II rst.se ttlers" 'I'll".; over thirty years ago. '"'tfut'the/di .the- splayv of energy and "enterpTise'J^:/ A-bput 'Al - n i he teen yea rs h ave ��������� been g atU er eel; ��������� to V the harvest of lime since, that' even tl Melbourne ip. has now a population.of 250,000 inhabijants, ;. Sv.rtnnv.ov<������r 100.f>00. No newly-������eLtled cbiin- try shows so rapi 1 no, ad v a nee ipi p cipu 1 atto n ' >and wealth as Australia. . Considering her .geographical position, placed ?in .immediate without energy and enterprise, '^he extent of territory, the scattered 'position of the p o pu 1 a ti o n, th e absen c e o f-; h o m o'genc \ ty; an d the .unjustifiable want'"of" faith injits- future, have been .the drags to enterprise/ 'Gradually all L those; a a fa v o r ab le con d itip ns a re gi vi ng place- to others, and' tlie p'ro'g'ress'of ffie country, though:slow; is:: sure;- One j of the; best features how -apparent is Ay.the gradual increase oi the agricultural, interest; ^here they" have exercised vigUant^m understood, their .' business, Hher farmers of Bri tish ���������-. Columbia ; have niacle ���������:,rnoney mor^ nip i dly than th ose 6 f an y' b th e r A cp u n t ry.;. Iii - looking'for-, the, cause pfpur^cQmp amatively slow ��������� progress A through lacky of: enterprise, two;'conditiohs .^present ;themseiyes;tb,;'tiotice: api beirig-' the;; principal stuuib4ing blocks in the way^-the absence' of cheap 'cbmmunica- tid pi i with - Europe an a Cahadai and the u n- p opular] ty of our govern men t. ' "With respect to the first, it,seemsiquite^.fcjear that we need np^e^pect any- change tor'the^better so -long as t he sea is the o n 1 y m e di mn b f ���������-, Co m muni ca* tion^vThev Experience .:pf the;;: past ten years l^iould be^suffic ie nt to-, es ta b 1 ish that asse r- ^o^7'&Qiai5?''Sc^bt-rwneffier;".ctvevland'' com- municyion.;. wpulj:.facilitate imniigtitioji^ but those who aV so have theirjndecision^ fathered by au inimical feeling to union :with the eastern colonies. As a-part of: the Dominion, our prospects for obtaining "overland communication would -be-much better. As a part of the.Dominion,, theisecond condition, -which keeps ns in ihe rear of progress, competition with the United States, Canala,I Wf>nld fi^nriZZZ '-"-yy ���������yw!-*���������* b in the rare of dlsWear-(he unpopular ty of our m in the Ia_ce of, government. As a Crown coionv. wp !, too. has made gigantic stride progres?. >.,,. Her rlgo ro vis ��������� climate and he r forest-clad^soil would have made any other ... than the Anglo-Sixxon "race despair in the afc- ��������� .... t<>.rnp t; to b iiil d pp a ci vi 1 ized country inihe face of;'supb'- drawbacks to settlement! : Yet i Canada has'kept.pace even with the United -- ��������� States, as-statistics prove. Her wealth and population have increased in proportionate ;-;.-������������������ -.ratio with those of her more favored nei^lib'of:1 ' No lack of enorgy and enterprise is manifest many of. the Bri tish possessions where the >,..;, y:l"]?te* preponderate. To return, then, to ��������� - British Columbia, an* the assertion so often made in connection with this colony auent . ��������� -^m^P.. m. .energy, can it .betrulhmily | keeper, will tVom to day bo assumed;by,51RS.KUKK^. \v ho hop es by s t rict a t tt*n t ioii: to ib us i ii'ci& to seoiiro a \ share or public pa troua^.. -,- ."i.s . :A?:-r. 'A'jA:.Aw. \ The sleep]n% ap ii ri me ivts :y111 be kept; Vn :' the; b e������t ord i?r, nh d tl ie* tines t W'i a es^ iLiq un'rs ������ n d. Ci gars' may be obtained at the Rar. ��������� \\ . X' A- ��������� sX':aa.-"1 ..,..-,. AAppyx y -ry .tMKt*|?rJSic.:;:-;-' ��������� Barkervino>;june^4,;lS09. ���������; V A A-As^Aypyp^%A A;?y:-Zw^ TH B un dcrs i^n ed beg^-to: a nhoc n be, A tb at 'on * siMP afierLtbe Pirst (1st) day ot July ; ���������ho^t;?/thj'e^..Tel��������������� itmpU Li ri e between Barke rvillo a ml Qa es h"t*jf fi������^ti t'ii will b? closed. ; - -, .. .4 . : -, ���������, .-,T-. .tt.' BUIE/: A' May20,,1809; :,,AX '���������-.-A'-.A:iwyA..'yrQ--im- ' a masoniqiInqtice. <: H^^vWiiiGirr: ti'Uhe capable bf-TunUrirr-���������Sa^R^.in ^-Wind t' wr byi mutual consent.--Ult-debts qlu% byy^be^ilt'mlijf Sterling;& Barry, will;h.e;paid hy���������WtU'uun Stcrll������KV WbO: is also entitlotl to ��������� collect all iiiontes due -thAfhe said ���������firm.. ���������'������������������ ���������;' -ri.:s'--A: ������������������ytfyy;. ^y.y- yWxiAW^ XYtV&TA M ;-:$f ft ftlJN"^' 3^ STORE, JAS.1'P; TAYLOR desires to slate that p fcarkcrvme, May 5,1869.: -^ * lm BrirkervHlc Witnes: ,B.C.t 26tl^ jriiyf 1S09C as. Burdiclc^r^5 '- ;niy29,;3ti SE L UN.G:il:,qr-EiiXAii -.TIHEjBAfiANCjE OF THE .STOCK OF, U MOdiTET; J. ... at Ricli fi vlilA: m tn pr ill tig G rOcfcri es, "Pro v UUmsl. Clothing,; H irdwaiv^v &G^'ij"6. ?".'.- Al^o, tho" ^ Ho Use and tot. The House bus jt\vo rotiins and a Cellir. in ;Whicb: \ thero is a well of; s jil end id wa tor ai 11 lie yttir rod a rt;; A Iso. oija hx fen .}>iil&rl afr- tight; Stove, A11������������riy ina K������:v ~ *' " "for. ciish ���������:Apply on���������;tli������' in y 291m Tito=above will he stdd:cheap" f preniisfs, Kichfialdi ;; ' "! l v / ;;;' - ; For. Sale,^ ; (Onftccbuntof intended depn^ture'fromtheCo!^ t^ymont to suit purchaser, ir.-neiwssarr; part ca^ ' on delivery, and ,.tbe^,^eIraTnaeV;���������ln.:���������m���������������MWy���������ill$tiv /' .' mehta. 1 nqii ire at the bfflce or the Fextivel ot of tha ;prpprietress^^^-.:::-v.. ' ^MBS.Pr.I������B2fB������RTiiy;1 Mf-i 'E- England; Grown colony, we .need not Joolti for enterprise on the part of the government;. It is to the interest of ofBcial- dom to^keep the country in its present condition ., An increase of weal th an d p op iii a t i o n would result in a demand'for responsible and representative government, and if that system of: go verrimeni! were., gran ted to us an an -.��������� pleasant change would come over the dream of oulcialdoni. We cannot expect that the Horne Government will grant tis^a' change of government while weremain adetach'ecl, iso'i lated colony with a small pppulalionjj but we may bbtainfl; popular ofovcrnrnp.nt \s ������������ ������ ���������;.,.. SAW hi EY^r^LETTEFt-S-: .W, W- X XkiSD ' ''A ':'-" '"' ' .' 'Ov:-. C A R I B p O R H Y M E: S v :;':-BY JAMBS' AXt)El}$OS. "I"AHx:A'Xr: A v ?EICEA XA 'liiiAlAS^^iPpAm., Tor sale at the ' SEyTiicEL'SSc^-' anWXbrwardeif by-] POSi; .fr������>_of chitrgdA iny ������9 ?pHE PROPRIETOR of the above establishment vooM 'A X>Lyl'rcfppJctfuUy Snforrnjhls fripnfis and the public in fl- general that be is"hoi^pivpiire'dvte:^ wtii'V'"''' Bread ,of iite ovvn baking, havjn?secured tbe r-iW auco-of a competent^ Baker, which, coaWes him defy competition., ; ' ;:^He-ha������ also a; COFFEE������SAU)pN������otwchcrt tellto; above,:Where none but the best Cyflfec, Pies and Oikt-s wilfLu>H<:rved. ; '" - . :,- N/B.^-BREAI>: DELIVERED .to/, all parts ;of th������ Creeks,'.-. ���������, :'���������.:,'.'- xlw AlsA,,,A-A my22 Ira -,... per JiA z y X'xA-iA - ������������������'���������' ':.- '���������' A'' . tiaut *i������itit we1 arc oe critia our cou ntrymen t n ������t ther parU of the emijire ? A1 f fctle over ten y r������ Lir^ tag.o t Ws so u-n t ������t f) rs t at tra c ted th e snr- ji'Ius ciinvRts of.emigration, and what is the . . popniar government b e co in e p a rt of, tb e D o m i n i o n., an $, $y&xX$ul iy iniist' of n'ecessUy ��������� ��������� fo 11 o w, The Dominion Government hive already commenced the overland road from Lake Su- " * **:" l~' Fo r t Garry, When that i s co rn - SEATED ;OLB?lttWHlSl|^ '".*"*" " ~ - .y ��������� ' i.;.���������j ^.i ;,-������������������-.. ��������� ...... iii'.^...;' r ��������� .m ������' BCJARD, $12 Ver;Wkek^;':H^GLE;i������EAi4! $lv THE undersigned bijw to announce that he bss. ��������� -biiVnmiW: BOARDING HOUSE ftmf FAMXft,. *-.:;; thi^gulcHi bet ween the: Tatr Vale Jtnd Jenkins c������nn- .-^ .p^nicsrshafts,where his patrons may depenil upon mi ������������������-..- 'pffepliig a ''first'class"Ublc. "-'-���������.��������� /. -. ^ - ��������� _ jjrjiitD^^lO ^per; Week. SrNOLB Meals, 75c. w ������roccrifeaf Najl?, etc. ^ for sale ai Barkerville "s^'-yr ~i--���������_���������-"���������'��������� .-"',prices.- GOOD t,W<WS AT IHK^BAK. . -^ T?Pp.i'S^; ���������lliijfS;.!?*)?. ������tont'S-./-tCJni^!.Hdtel. be:safsfiea wub the ������&ngs or ofits . ^h.Abqo.n-entcrpriSmgni(JtlareC(',t]U,iit ^������ *oimbB- has all tbe material oeccaury to nive employ^.Ao a-vast population, and*the cl.mate is excelled. fc..t these condition, are not so rapidly utilized^ thcysho���������id be Of alt tbe British colonies, Btttteii Columbia h the most isolated from the eenfe-������s of popuk .i.ion. This disadvantage j-etai-de proarew -throttgliltfefcidfImmigration. Any other enough aad have failed. CCn U'lttd !on!=f Briffah Ool,,mbC*C heb������hS tbe. ^ sortment of Drv fton,!- s P-.lar?;������ ShH,, Drawer? fe^"* P sck-Ties lot of JTr, as rnopened the Bank ol e as- .. ants. and other Se 11 in'gjo'^/wt G o s t! r NO HUNIBUGI WM. WOLFF IS. SFXUSG OFF IffS KKTIRE \vf-li-ju������.������t'ru-'l filiick1 of Clrnhlnsr. PjtruiHhing fiwfrts, IIkjjih, H*i?. Ci^ar^-, Tohitcco, ilaiehca, l'ipofr, Sutjon|.ryi Arc , AT COST! /jG>"CiiJ und ju<!^'o I0r votirselves before ptirebafilng FOESST Hilt EESTAUMlK R1CI1FIBLD. Wd tbe jiroprietbr M^m-^jjl������ K^'Srtd ������!��������������� ���������their patronage that no cflort-^HJuosp satisfaction. ��������� . "Mf^als. $!������������������ Board.; $12 par Week. ****g*Ju tST Onlv the best of U*b������m* ������������arS koPt nt. tto-Air. . FREDEm0K BOSlCrro,^ .. Stout Oulch-,-May 18,1869. Restaurant and Bakery- WA best French and ^cu. continues ap- ind his t ... .-Uitelyattract j������.vasitide#t imrxj^ratlon ^q its gfconsg# a parol. Also, a English Tweeds. T.,^w. ouutmnes his tailoring business, and makes Pauts to order, and of the best material. He sells his goods cheap an(l for cash. * Rktuakbi*.���������'Judge lirew returned from j Quesnelmouth yeeturdity. Mr Tool ey has also ! arrived. o to. by blic ^iv. ^h. "Vur ' UirS la'r"i:,r ^!,jU' ������1jc will ho Utah ^rict i(2;'vory ������"UHf������i:Uoiit nn^r hope*, patronogo t0 b,w^'������������. lo nuriiu sharolofpu ^Th(Pho^e^ $1T Sin^e Meata.' $i. ������U ^ Bar. Uauonl aiul ������������"������ ttlwuy*' ^ He had tm-22 2m DUJTVltLE's : CEUBRATED CLB IRISH WHISKEY' At DkKOUVION & KURTZ. iiQuhl 'strict attention w ^tmu-.BCO.of thdrconMonoo.^--^. ^ Meals, $1. Board^9nL5T- FLOUR BREAD-MADE OF THE ^T x m0���������d to the pt*������ ������ COFFEE' We rccoin ������ROUND hotnw! trom bolow.^ K!v^,.������ conscqucn y tlic l ! ro y26 ^ the hc^ b^rr^^S& ;tv W mtre of Hs ^\^ft������Jt" Frederic F.ok j������������- I'icuso take not co ui������fc ^rdonvoHng Bread ^ :i ufl C may ao . that lON^rd^ivoringCrcaaof B^rkerviilo, M������f Is.iaoa' our hut inf. ftooP8^ 1? KGMm $������&MRKkimw,WRii2itUMuei!uim mmm: 3S& 133 ������ _ iSiifflSSBiS SATURDAY, JUNE 5. iS.fo:^ si ',. Bbd^uook GossiP^Vben;;;tbe;Baliaratdig- gings in Australia weVe;^rked put from the surface and bedrock; an=accidental circumstance revealed a new and;equally,extensive gold feld; underneath;tfie;bed-rock.. It was noipi^i^:i^P^WiW^ ;Baliarat country tb at tlie geological form alio b had been disturbed''*0^^ \. bed-rock *ano the ?��������� stratum ot. bluexclay ^presented iteelf.\!This fact, although ���������contrary ; tb nil preconceived notions, excited thoVcuribsijfr of a^ fW^ siastic- miners, and ..the^'de������ermUi^d.Xo-ad4 a n :iipi- ���������to: geolb$cat��������� data^ by sinking; a shat t through the bed:rock and1 penetrated through . tie second: stratum' of blue. clay, -if there was goM'iit the bottom; of the \firat;-9iratum<(j>f;.Mu^; ������������������'ciay't they argued; why: sbmild;; there not be. so in o of the p ree io us metal b ehealh th e second !:������ti Ai un '%.. So; they, ^thought}* and they were iiyuc^asiilkppened. Deposits of gold were found co-extensive with the first deposits and ; equally as rich when they reached tbe bottom of the second stratum of blue; clay,- Geplo-, gists -Were, con fou nd ed Jah d wel I������tbey ni igh t ���������be. Sir'Roderick Murchisotii who first di- rected^ attention'to 'Australia as.;a-go Id-bear- .ing country) long before, thediscdyery of gold in ������CaI i fo mi *���������; had- jwri ttehi tb a t geld, i n al 1 u y i al deposits would 'not,be/ound at any considerable depth belbwthbsurface;^ The Ballarat hiiuers gave Sir Ttoderibka lesson^geology, for they sank several hundred feet be I ow; the * surface and found gold;;Geologists/ indeed, have not been astray with;: regard-fe, go Id al o n e, b u t th ey have b eea decei ve d wi tb re- spect to coal.1 A few years tago, it i'wil.K bes remembered, the celebrate^^rofesspr^Jevons predicted the exhaustion bt^cpaV in ^-England; His argument .was Tightenbugh; ao^ far^as :it was based upoa the known deposits; of coal ;at:the;timeL It excited;great-attention and;no ���������siha II. amount of alarm^fortM wealth of Eugf ��������� land depends 'principal ly. u pon tbe supply of that mineral^ Mr.s Gladstone;: then Chancel lor of';tbeHExbheqtveri; .influenced- by; the professor-s s tatemen tsj- actual ly ad vise d the British Parliatpent to , prep are for the jtime when jtffccaaiL-- would^beibxhausted, by re- .diicing::the^ national; debt^sathat .thei .burden 4 would ^become iproportioned to the-,anticipated' decline^ of prosperity: Coal,"it was ;sjtid;r would ^noti,be( fbun6Vv;below-a,certain depths���������we 'forget ..the particular* ��������� Btrattim mentioned���������and the exhaustion o>f <kno*wn deposits could be:easily figured out. By a singular coincidence,^ however,, a coal 'Company were engaged sinking below, the depth stated as that; beneath which it:was, said, no; coal would be found ; and" while the debate . in Parliament; was going: on^ ^th is-company struck* coal,l and., as. in the��������� case:of the Ba 1 - larat gold fields, discovered an entirely new. series of deposits. :Npw, with these instances before' us of the falsity' of theory as proven ?>by fact, we may not be-considered rash if we ventured to assent that beneath the bed-rock of '* WiUiant creek' it is quite ppssib le that another stratum of gold-bearing earth and- another bed-rock may exist. . Certain enthusiastic ^ .'miners entertain;the,?possibility- and pr obaib ility ofthe correctness.;bf: such.;; asser- tion. They ;argwe that-:tbe? bedrock:- of William creek is not the true jbed-r6ck,but has been deposited by,a slide, and that in some instances bed-rock^bas: been observed about Richfield with the blue pay :dlrt underneath, as is the case: in ��������� BaUarafc. On the other. ��������� han d, pi t is ? argued "that, th ere is ��������� no ��������� analogy between the gebiogicai formation in" Bri-tish Columbia and Australia.; In Australia there are regularity and continuity in, the vario us strata, whi Ie in British Go ia ihb ia the- ..jj?,ve.r5e,;of.thesb-.-conditi&^ ���������If, howeyer,\thev theory;that tlie bed-rock of William creek has been deposited by a slides through the action of a heavy wash, be .true, it seems probable that a more regular formation exists beneath, and that gold lies deposited there through the accumulated aqueous action of thousands" of years. Indeed,: as theory has becii confuted by fact in Eugland and Australia, with reference to coal and gold, it does hot seem safe to lay down a) theory with respect to British Columbia, that the upper strata being irregular it follows that that irregularity should continue downward. At any rate, there is nothing like practical demonstration, and it would be a grand enterprise to test whether a second channel and bed-rock exists in. William creek. If it were an authenticated fact that a second series of gold-bearing strata existed, what a rich and immense field ibr enterprise and profit would it not create? It would at onco bring British Columbia into general notice, and give a great impetus to its slowly advancing prosperity. I .Agricultural.���������The meadows are luxuriant, with, an abundance .of tall, succulent grass, and Mr. Dixon.lias twenty, fine cows ou them. On tbe upland parts of the meadows a few patches are cleared for cultivation. Mr, Dixon is putting in oat seed for a hay crop. i ; Fikes���������On Thursday the forest in Red G;ulcli;. caught fire and burned some miners7 cabihs near the Bntcher claim. In the eve- ;niiig ktarge;fire;arose^ in tbe forest ori; the right of Stout Gulch. : The smoke and, ashes were carried over; BarkerviUe, .and much anxiety - was;manifest, for the safety of bur. new town. The Kirov Brigade were called oilt and,with thejr buckets,. proceeded to. the fire .which- th reate ned the slsiug h ter-house b e- yond Stout Gulcb.: ;��������� Ahpther: catise for alarm Jo ok pi a ce in to wh. *'' Af'fl iiei n th e residen cef of a;single lady in Barkerville got choked and fsbriiew h at b iii*ne a*, arid the fi re men w ere agai ri called into action;: "A few buckets of water, however, extinguished th;^flame. During the iiight tea meh reinained dut so as to give the. alar hi if necessary; litit for tunately the. slum: bers of the inhabitants were not;broken by any hew cause for wakefulness. Yesterday afternoon the fire beyond! Stout Gulch in: creased and the alarm was sounded.. 'The Fire J3rigade, with their buckets, axes, ladders an d hop Us, .���������, p roc eede d .to the see ne of, the fi re. The slaughter-bouse and corrals were surrounded b y; b 1 azi ng ii mbers. The Brigade fo rmed a tin e, toget he r wi th th ose p rose u t, and fough t agai ns t the fi re, fo r se veral h bu rs by; taking water from Black Jack; Gulch, where, fbr tu n ately. a jlittle. d am perved- as a' reservoir. After.bavingsucceeded in di'enchin g the earth and fallen timbers around the sla ugh ter-house and ^ other buildings, the. water' fVonr-Walker7s ;Guilch was turned-into" the Morning.Slar.ditch;spithat in the event of; a .Conflagration a stream; of x water ;COuld>| l>e brought jinto B arker vi lie fro m the hi 1 Iside.- One������great;, ad vantage has been gained by lhe fire ��������� beyond Stout gulch;" It has tested 'the efficiency of the Fire .Brigade., Whenever Capiil Oppenheimer^., gave, an order it was strictly and immediately obeyed.-;By detail; ing men off in dih^rentdSections, where fires ytere, constantly; breaking dutj ancf keeping a line'..,of men constantly at work' with 'tbe ^ucketsjlfefirelwas well. kept. back. Cora- ^muhicaiipn;:;With:: Barkerville, in the. meantime; was^ainSined^y one ;pf the Brigade mounted Jon;.horse, ,\e&t tbe.^services of tbe brigade might be"reqtiired in'���������* town. Thdugh a cohsiderable,;dist(ap ce; i u tervenes between where.the.fire;was, raging; and';Barkerville. yet therer was, cause for.appreheusion. as it seemed ;as 'though ;fire was sppntaneous and might break out anywhere at any moment. The ^ariks!bf;the inhabitants^botti of Richfield aiid Barkerville are due to the Brigade. MixEnsjMEETixG-^A-m in terested inihe claiinXduBfout Gulch is called for at 2 p.m. .to-morrow\ for the; purpose of making arrangements haying in View the sup- p lying that gii Ich with wa ter fro m o n tside so u rees. , F ro ra tb e p ro mo ters of th is m o ve- ment we learnrthat; the companies onjtbat gulch, - i f th ey. wd uld n n ite fo r the p u r pose, oo aid procui*e'. a plentiful su ppi y'. of, water during the;;whole i^of the open season from tbe William-Creek Bedrock Flume Company. A ditch to,connect willi the Flume Co.'s ditch at.Mink. Gulch'.could-.be constructed so as to em p ty i n to .that, p art b f - Stou t Giitcfe k no wn as Erne ry G&lcbi F ro m th is pro posed, di tch th e whole -of a tUfl cpmpahies working;on Stout Gulch could be supplied with "wafer; It has been estimated: /that p ditchi;be tweeny these points would not be more thau a mile and;a- half in length^:: The; to tat .cost would ^hptf amount to; pioipj than .$90p,: and the ] ditch might be made either��������� by; the companies in association or by contract. If the companies would agree to make it themselves^ it.is calculated that twelve men in six or eight days would do it. We. understand that the. Flume Company offer to sell water at ,40 cents an inch per day, and that twenty inches ivould be s uSic ie nt together���������? w ith-.thc stream in Sto ut Giilchv If these^a^ttiatiutis'ars^'eoi're'ct;"it;'' will be difBcult to understand why the companies should not agree to unite in carrying out so' beneficial an enterprise.. When the ditch shall bave been completed, the subsequent expense for water will be very trifling. The Scotch Gold DicotxGS���������The excitement about the gold diggings in the Duke of Sutherland's estate still continues, according to. the latest accounts. The Duke had published the conditions upon which miuing might be carried on, and they had caused much dissatisfaction. Claims are fixed at 40 feet square. Every claim after being worked out must be levelled up and left tree from holes or pits. One-tenth ofthe gold must be paid weekly to tlie Crown. . What with licenses, charges for ground rent, and replacing the land, it is estimated that 20 per cent, of the miners' earnings will be absorbed. The surface deposits had been exhausted and deep sinking had commenced. No one had discovered the matrix, though search had been made. A few of tho miners had made good wages. One made ������10 for a week's work, and sevetal ������5. A few nuggets' had been found, and- great was the excitement, when one weighing between two and three ounces was discovered. Like all other gold excitements it bas its crowd of disappointed fortune-hunters who pronounce the minos a "bilk." WAsn-ups.���������Stout gulch���������The Tafflaie co. washed up 162 oz. on Wednesday ; the Coombs co., lOSJoz. Mosquito creek���������The Minnehaha co. washed up: 35:oz. on Wednesday ; the Tom and Jerry co:; l'3i oz. . Conk- lin gulch���������The Felix co. on Thursday washed up,54;oz.. The Taffvale co. washed up again yesterday and got 148 dz.::-The Barker co. washed up 75 oz; on..Wednesday; "arid the .Fpster-Campbell cp. 40 oz. . The.Cobmbs co. ;washed'up sSjbz. yesterday. .; ''��������� > ' p������������������ ;Thb;:Best. :Coii,FEK.^-In order^ to. phtaib a firstclass coffee, it is necessary !t"o secure; the very :best berries, and to roast them according -tbithe. most approved .method..^This is done::;,by Wilson & Reckman, Fort .Street, Victoria, who ;are prepared* -to furnish; for ;,casb,; Coffee' that never fails; to elicit;; the ^approbation ;pf those who use it. p'; : Ay C? ������������������������������������. - A^Nicb Girr.���������Spurgeon, the/celebrated Engl ish;: p reac he tv was re een tly th oil rem pien t o f ������2.000;; ��������� j T he i n o ney had���������, b een A d ropp e d iufo his "JetteV-box; and was found lying on the,; oilcloth in; the ball: His iemale/'servaut brought it to hini. ..What an. honest girl. ;;ipMpfqu CuiNAMKN'^he-Chinamenrefarried ;toin:jdur last mining report as. making; $50 per)3ay, were the Celestials working-near the^ppint;pf the .canyon, above the San Fran- ciscp"co;?s ground. ; j ������������������ ..''''.. ... >;y0f$ft*������8uJ8 Goitkke has?how stood the test pfvjithelasteight;years;-has superseded en- ^irel"y thei mported Ghartres Coffee. ,and! is ppw kept and^pld^by ^l'respbctable dealers. RoXp TrAPprd-^Turkfs" pack train; and ^rpbn'Frank^ train;from; Yale, with geods Jor Xi, Strpuss,'; arrived ; oh Wednesday. Alex. Burnett:s train frdrn Quesnelmouth arrived on Thursday.' . Tompkins' team and pack train, w th goods for Manetta, arrived this morning. Meeting���������At the monthly meeting of the Fire Brigade, last-night, four members volunteered to patrol.tbe town until midnight;and four more jvdhmteered to patrol' after midnight to guard against firei At Beater Pass���������Chief Justice Begbie arrived at Beaver Pass yesterday,-where he intends enjoying.a practical demonstration of Izaak Walton a teaching. :"-'' ExctSATORy���������Our local readers" will excuse the late appearance of the Sentinel to-day, which was caused by attendance.at the fire yesterday. '���������..,.- ., ���������;. :* ���������- :'������������������'���������- ExiMiESS.���������The express bad not arrived! up to twelve o'clock to-day, when we weut to press. '.'- ��������� ;-.- ... . Launched.���������The steamer Victoria, lately built at Quesnelmouth^ has been launched^ ��������� :-;..^.;,A^^ ..,V.. ; iaA A GUOUSE CREEK. '; - y^ ,'r The Flume co. washed up 33 oz. on Sunday, and about the same amount on .Wednesday. Nearly all the companies continue ground-sluicing. '"'���������'-'���������. ": AA: ���������; :������������������ ----.:, ��������� i\ bep,gs' oolchV ? "T pi x A:-.' Last season the Grappier cp. sank a shaft pn this gulch, and;; have run. ai tunnel during the; win!er.. They, naye just commenced ;washing, and are : taking du t over expenses land wagesi getting coarse gold.;1 'l"J'A ;;.,. y/AAwl'i. : mc'autuur's.gulch./ w\ __;:;... SThree men are working the.,; Mahrling claim. On Wednesday they washed up 9 oz., coarse gold^/GabeiMiils, i ^worktng by bim- self, toward the head; of the gulch, is doing well. .. i:A-i"' A -..'' A-Ay.. BLACK UK A R CREEK. A company is about to be organized by tbo wealthy farmers and others in the-vicinity of Williams Lake, to run a tunnel to prospect thi3 creek. Several attempts to sink shafts on this creek. Which is believed to be rich, have been made in previous seasons, but. the water was tod abundant, and all efforts to get down failed: '" The farmer is a gentle-, man," says the old-'song. ." ���������';;��������� :;^;-;:bOAfINIOK ��������� ; Editor Sentinel:���������I notice a/feeling ^existing among the people of Barkerville to- endeavor to bring abputithe amalgamation of the celebrations of. the First and the Fourth of July^' 1 hope, howeyer; that the feeling is not a sincere one, for surely the ��������� representatives of either country are not so poor���������not so destitute of this world's goods���������as to barter their identity for a matter of a few dollars tp each. For, let the days be amalgamated, let tbe celebrations be held on one day, and to whom does the day belong? To anybody ���������to.,no,body,! No|- let us contribute freely according;.to our. ability to each, and let (hem.. be li eld. separately on the days establish ed for-' them, And/ppw. as the opportunity occurs, and beHeying;that a feeling in favor of Con- 'a- federation is -/pretty well established in this community,.allowroe. throogh the columns of your paper, tb earnestly call upon the friends' of that cause'to come forward on the np-- proaching Dominion Day and show to our fri e n d s across tbe^co n tinen t tha t we. a re n o t inditFerent. to tbe work tbey are engaged in. The celebration herei Vlast Dominion Day formed a subject of no; small comment throughout Canada.. and, appeared to be. a' source of gratificatiori^tpiitbe.vpvoraoters of Confe'deratiou that tmnf;vexei:tiohs; had; .met a hearty response in this rempte,part' of the Queen ?s posse'ssions'..'' . : ; :;"������! ; ; Let us assure the people of tbat-country ��������� tbat a year has not dampened the interest we then, ex bib i fed.. If it is the expressed policy of the-British Government that .'���������Confederation will be completed from ocean to-ocean Within afewmonths," this is the opportunity to declare whether we are indifferent to .the. fact or not; to show to. the world bow tho - announcement affects us ; to make an effort, to reach the profferred help to save us. or by tacitly allowing the day to pass, show an in- : clinatioh to embrace the heel that?crushed..' us. But I am not solicitous-about the;;resiilt. I am confident the preparations for.the:;.com-vv ing First will be worthy of the'people of Barkerville ; and that our friends on tho outside creeks will rally to a man and share in the enjoyments of that day ; .although by doing so they.disclose to the world tlie bumil- ia'ing fact that the country is not governed ���������'according to the weU'understciod:wishes of the people." - -. Ontario. Centre ville, June 4 th, 1SG9. ��������� ,': .. ��������� *-������a -'��������������� < $0 ��������� "��������������������������������� ������������������ x>m X ..<: - ' c '-V-: t '���������; CURRENT ITEMS. There are stid to be 11,000,000 believers in spiritualism in America. , The Dutch have ijust taken a significant step in domestic legislation. They have abolished the stamp duty on newspapers, and to make up the. deficiency thus occasioned have raised the duty on spirits. The latest .''sensation *'in connection with ���������'��������� revivalism ".'in South London is contained in a public announcement that a converted malpractitioneivdescribed as "Ned Wright. *.-,:���������:���������: the bnrglaiV'would preach at WTandsworih ��������� qEDAR-creek. -l ��������� -^ # ^ s sc inD \ y ������^0om, and ' vb reak o p en th e d oo rs : ,:The towra^p.^vave done very well .this 0fhell w'ith a ffospeliemrny.'' keithiey Tn0 ^aroncss Ju^a Ebergenyl, who. as ���������^yix. .���������:''.-.-...���������'...���������������������������" ������������������' x ..-'. h ,., inav-berememberedV'was about'two years . The'Stonewall-Jackson and the.; Grotto ��������� ��������� ��������� ,.���������-.< .... .- companies have got to work again and are doing very well. A considerable number of men are working: small claims and making wages, and others have good prospects? The Cascade co. have got through with their bedrock drain and struck a very good prospect. Provisions are plentiful and selling at reasonable rates. Messrs. Tornioy, Bates and Smith have each opened a.store. SNOWSHOE CREEK. Three companies have started to sink shafts. The Live Yankee continues doing well. Several other companies are prospecting. ;Tub Scott company (ground sluicing) have commenced to clean up. GOOSE CREEK. ��������� The St. Niniau co. have got to work. HARVEV CREEK. The Minnehaha co. have got through tho rim rock, aud are sinking in the channel. The other companies continue prospecting. On LITTLE LAKE 'CREEK, At the South side of Quesnel river, the May have commenced washing up their i '���������) co. ground-sluice, and three or four companies are preparing to wash. back condemned to imprisonment for lite, for having,7 with Count Chorinsky, poisoned the wife :of the latter, has just made an attempt , to es ca p e fro ra the p r is.o n o f Nen d or f, i mdei' the disgu ise o f a v nun.' She w as,. ho we v er, idetected and stopped by one ot the jailors at, .the moment she was about to pass through the gates. A lady belonging to a high family of Vienna was waiting for her outside with a carriage. ��������� The,American Artisan of April 10th has an excellent illustration of Messrs. Bib ley A Wad e s irigen io.us app a ra t us lb r recpi v i n g a n d delivering mail bags while a train is in rapid motion, whiohhas been salislactoiily t^ted on. the Boston and Albany Railroad, The new method was tried on a train going from Worcester depot:"'Bags were taken up at Newton Corner, Newton ville, West Newton and Natick. and at Aiibunidalo abmkei cou- taiaing a live dove, two'bottles of wine,, crackers, wine glasses, cigars &c.; was suspended, and wa������ easily scooped up while the train was proceeding at its average speM- : 33 miles an hour. The dove was unlnjniv and the bottles of wine wereldund int>������ Wherever the bags, were '(suspeudtMi at prop o v d is fa n ce r. h e v y p c ri in e at' w \\ ? t' uughly successful.J: *"'*'. <%& Al ���������m- ������������������'���������!��������� U ! A-; . .'���������'������������������ ������--': ������������������'���������������. - . $ -AJ 4.1 *1- lot* j ��������� / . . ���������.. AH I "*.'���������'; . j f -���������- ���������' ��������� ���������, - - ,-"-���������* ' .'".=��������� . -M , ��������� ��������� M ' ���������rm ,;- *.n v: .SH. p>- $&. ���������Vv.-T&Y +.-, ! ���������*��������������������������� 'X^EeIl hero-ascen-b at sea. Two weeks ^ on board an Eoglish Jiriimera^dboya.edn.n^ear. W3S discovered on the 4th day o. **���������������'������, out from Wverpool to ������w*<f.and ������ rfed before the first mate, whose duty it was to deal: With such ca.ea. fhenquesUooed ������ to his object ofbptagrtowedaw.y,������nd ",o brought him oa board, the boy, who hftd a beautiful: sanny/ace, ^^ l0okeddiiro:tho.v������ry mirrors of tmUvr^Ji* that bis stepfather did it, ^Tj^0,*, not afford \to keep him, nor to pay b������l passage out tb Halifax, where he had an aunt; ^bo was well off, and to whose house he was C0ing The mate did not believe the story, in spite of the winning face and truthful acceritsoftfceboy. Ue bad seen too much of stow-aways to be easily deceived by then, he said ; and it was his firm conviction that tbe boy bad been brbugbt on board and provided with food.by the sailors.; .The'liUle fellow was very roughly handle^in consequence. Day by. day he was questioned and re-q������estioned,. but:al*aya with-the same result. He did not; know:a sailor on board, and his father'alone had secreted him and given bim the food which he ate. ���������-. . .' At last the materwewcied by the boy'e persistence in the: same story,, and perhaps a Vittle.anxioiis.tb.Wpn'lpatethe sailors, seized him one day by ������i^coUa.r-, and dragging him to the fore, told him that unless he confessed -^ of ������������������ i [ihcofpora.ted by Royal Charter; 1862]. capital, /i Al~y.. -:Z?^o6'������-i .:���������:- With: power1 to increase, y...-s;yyy A -Dn^issuednh the Bank's b���������g������������r. ml VANCOUVER ISLAND-VIGTO^IA. <":':':; : . l In tlie United States..:;-.;,"-:. ....;������������������ '^rWAWMs^- NE VV YORK, - Messrs. Bkll *jGffiTi AWAAghts for the Bnnkef^ontre^my^y VW'aAtfAD A^The Bank of Montreal... OKSCOTLAm^^^ y pany's Bank:. .'. y - n\T IRELAND���������The Bank of Ireland. 8n ilEXTCOAND SOUTH AMEElGA^Tbe London Bank of Mexico and Soum America. . ���������������;.. ON ENGLAND���������The Bank ofBritisb Columbia���������Head Office���������East India Avenue, Leadenhall street. -/ Received on Deposit, or Advances inadeou tucm. STEAMER "rSS isnot ^sponslblo! ftr ;%*ageXt ������i^-other fiqamssmpp^ m tins, 'yy;ys .: i: A^. y McPn%#m,:;f;.: AND ^1^j^e:^:.e:l:^^B^ : BARKERVILLE. ' '; - Barkerville,MayV 18S0. - .��������� . .���������������������������- ��������� ������������������ l--'- yop YQfkmbm&liiMWPi* ���������: RETAIL BOTCHERS'; : B AIIK E R VIL L E, * RICHFliLpi;; AND wiX'-Wl mosquito .CREEk;:v;:;,:.::.;;; y A supply of fre&h meal of. all descriptions constantly on band. ceiiix KERR & IfpM. BlRKEUVltLBi ���������"; Dealers In Dry Good* ������F^ ' ' il- Ayiyy^^^^wJ Alirge jissortmimt of Dry Goods ha V A h ':���������: WharvSt^l0!<?!���������***S&F*., -jte $ AlM^Lh^^lAw i': Al A * ' ���������" VlctorJa.T; t < *$i lOtiCK\i, SANlWW6n fffS Orders ftaauho nppoKiointrp i<S^ Jf-' * ' May 1,18-69,. ��������� - ^dWJ ^ J vE ?0 Feb. 6,1869. TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS Granted on Victoria, San Prancisco, Portland, and New York. Every description of-Banking Business transacted. ,_���������... CHAELES S. JOKES, Agent. the fcrafti.lft.teti minutes irom that time ne 1 witiiam Creek, Cariboo. ���������_^^ . would-^atig mm from tbe yard arm. He ' : y . > w then-made him sit down under it on the lS"eVer OUt, OI tilQ ������ 1610. ! deck. All around him were the passengers '. and sailors of the: midway watch, and in C.frout of him stood the inexorable mate, with.I 1_ '-py Vjlffl chronometer in bis: hand, and the' other g^ t ^d Qastlr0n StOVeS h Onioer3 of the ship., by his side, ;It was the V? ������. ._-. fi cnrt-T IRflH finest sight, said ourjnformant, that he hadt' llH rLaiL a. OHIiH lliUiS. ever beheld���������to see;the pale, pro'nd, sorrow-! .. LL jobbing work in TIM, copper, Sheet fu'. face of that noble boy, hi3 head erect, hisl A Iron, Zincand Lead Piping,.attended to with ^a.aantifut eyes bright^ through, .the.itears thatte^CSS'aad warraated l0 givo cati>r������ S!lUs- ��������� -^^^^ Iron & gtee;L .;'/ . E. PEARSON & BROS.,' Barkorville. . HARNESS FOR SALS. P . ,. , RICHFIELD, : , ��������� y~* Is prefaced to do all ki'nda.ot ^joyk^j^o.aWT������-"^^^ Also, HORSE-SHOEING...; ft., X. ,A ' ; VICTORIA ADVEMISEMENTS/pf i STORE Street, betweeni^wM ,,���������. ���������, "s w#tfe(!$6:50@:$6^-60^-Per��������� ifi?W? ^^W^;# m 6m; IA Dispensing Chemist and Drnggist . ImrinrtVr Ar vM .'*' a . ^^gKchmaHAU^^ A\ - ; ��������� Perfumery, Vtetorla. Ti I. - " , .L"- Ord^itonvthe np-coantry paact'ullf attended to,V ' tlie:mate told him.he had but two minutes to live, and advised him to speak the truth and ; save his life \ tut be-replied with the utmost : 6impUcity and Rincerity, by asking the:mate if he might pray��������� .'The ,mate -said\nothingf but nodded his head and turned, as pale as a ghost, and shook with trembling like a reed with the wind.���������And there, all eyes turned on bim, the braye, and noble little fellow, tins p'oox waif whom society owned not, and whose; ow^ste rj father could not care for hi m. therevbe^jfiieil^witn.clasped;hands and ?eyes upturned fof&aven,.;while he repeated audibly ^feJHoJd's -Prayer, and prayed the j dear liOrd Jesus,:tb:take him to heaven, i - '������������������������������������ Our; mfqn^nfeadds - ;thafc there then nfr curred a scene arof Peatecost Sobs broke from strong, hard nearly as the mate sprang forward to the 1^ ^tf clasped him to his bosom, and kissed:him^aifeL blessed him, and told him.how sincerelyUf^noHr.- believed-his eioryi and: how gla^jne vi^hat he had been brave enoji������frtof^ee^eat^Sr|i^e willing ...... to. s^fe', h ^Ah^i^&i^dM^MpB- >^^d; -[New fork Sun..; \ ���������"������������������' ' .;. A shipwrecked Yankee was lately rescued from one of the Marquesas islands, whose Grst question on being 'discovered was, I " How did tha Mexican wax gain! ! STORES! ;-���������--. PRIZE JAY &1b5SP^;:^; SEEDSME>^^;::v::'vi TATES STREET, ^ICTO^IA^ly XXJEUE a^arrto<! PRI2ES Aa&YJ&J& }\ aad VICTORIA Agricqltarat *E*< hlbiiions, for their splotiii)d coiltcUon of COLOXUL-BAISE0 FARit 'y/y AND ��������� ��������� -:_..A... -,-'���������"������������������''��������� '. GARDEN SmMAl/yXW Wliicli they ofTbr a iitiVF PRICES (Is m _ carefully packed. V March 1% l$W.;' -.- X Sm ADAMS & PEARCY, BARKBSVILLB,} : , Have on hand a choice selection of . CAST IRON COOKING STOVES TW-,PLATE AND SHEET::IBOK With various other articles in their line of traded: &*T ^j.fjJWjgjtt the .Tin, Sheet Iron/Copper aid Iction *^* > aad iarrailKa to giflsatis. nnG .. -' a. g-ilmoiie; x i xy ER&H ft n yy yAiiA$$i ":. YAtES;^RkEt^V:-;'' Ay/ ':ypA TAS on hand\ an d \s consthn tlv iTf-cidv Ingji.,a \a r������e 1 ./assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES'tridjVEST- lKG%;wbich lie i3 prepared to tma^e to; pfde|j;i%Jhft most approved styles. /' ^r Ail orders frbhi Cariboo promptly attended to; illy A May 1,1868. ������������������>/:''. : -A ''rtwy \ . iA.lt ::.:sy )'_ 0m;: ROBERT BURiNJABY,i ;���������-. :;;.:.':LAND -AGENT,^<?m%A.. A1 ] bnsi n ess carefully and p ������ n ctually a I tended to 5c May 1,1368,.': "', ^" :.'--'���������.- 'A.Vf.iA ! -:;-v6m Miners' Provision Store BAREERyiLLB,,- ' A T this EstabHshment will always be found a won il , selected and varied assortment o?5fa FRESHEST GROCERIES & PROVISIONS IN CARIBOO. Best Java Coffee RoMted and 8rin4 ' nilLY. tv " ������ ouiuici- wno naa left Oeoeml moU* army before the campaign closed. . I would..'do anything to gratify yon ��������� I would ge to tbe end of the world to please yo-t Ba������d a ferrantlo^er to the object of his J^W*P.ta������( stay, 5 I shall he pleased. . " ^ The Marquis of Salisbury is a man of business. He supervises a private estate of 30r 000 ALL GOODS SOLDAT LOWEST RATES t trust by strict attonti ������n to bnainess, and fair ami square dealing, to m������rftV������.������ti ��������� ' ?nrt falr an patronage UafcwnSrS^SJJ,������"������������������ ������' lhe -"or, -(1^ael'eS' manaSes a railroad oostine 8130.000,000, and takes part in alltheim- fc^W0���������? laborer being killed by a was, i)lQ(i 0j- harfl ^j.^^,, . Feb. 20, 1869. 3tn FELL & FINLAY-SON Tea and Coffee Salesmen, Fork street, Victoria V.I.. tori Goi YALE ADVERTISEMENTS, y /ip A- BARLOW desires to inform U������o piJbpjo of the ��������� interior and upper country, ttmt having ob* tamed tbe necessary' machinery and tinware, he Is. now prepared to fo mi si i a first '-class quality of Coffee, ro.is.ioil, prepared am! put up in tins, accord ing to the Iniostuppfovtvl scjentinc principles, and warrants It to b'j ti up crl or iomiv o.lhfr. tfroc?rk-tf, f)r>- Gooti.ts- TlriWr^- Clothing ; Garden Fi������H and otherS5*^������ -Ewglwh and Odonlttl. JVaK May 1,1 ^i). FORT YALE HOTeE ������ont Stroci, Yale, BriUah Columbia. ,'. ������������������':���������. THIS houfiii has fxceH<*t������l occomm������f|ftUon Tor Tra- i. vellers. (;ood Ih-cIh, superior furo, and the host ���������i Ufj.u������>rs at tho Bar. Stabling for auirnal������ : Hay ���������ma o.us at ihti hmm. nam. -V _M.ty lylSm. u K1UJV& LAKE, Proprietors. Tailor, (Raccfssbriibi-E; ;fte^,j;G^nunen^ ''I'-. ��������� <- v Street, Victoria,/ ' ��������� wi a Q^61^ amended to with care aod dcspatcli A iA :m.:MMsmyiZ TTTATOHMAKEB, JETOLLER ASD_ES.^ It* graver, e-Government- street, next to tb������ ^ll :St. Nicholas Hotel; Victoria, V- Ii .* Chrenonv ;-1 *tcfs and;Wattohes eleoked, repaired, and wanaatet'.- -K-] Sierj description' of JeweHery mkio to order. Plaia^ J tu&fJ Ornamenui^Engtavftig neatly executed- ��������� //* w CARRIAGEj^::;:WAG01fr BUILD2S, Corner Government andrPandora Streets, ~ '.,Ji-XiA:-:yl .\vJ^tiBt- ������Idei'\Vteti������f^:yv J^-.;���������** /"-'-'! Executes orders for every description, of vebifle. i gencnil assortment or;W������go������5 always.on biri," Mayl.tSoi?. .Cksap. for Cash. ..-.&> b;vst������ENCER, Importer of '-Booted siatloneryV- and Fancy'rorslga sir X-'.y./s- ;". Manulacture?.; ;��������� -��������� ,--:; F T^ FOnT STREET, .VICTpKW, ;B. (?; May 1, ifiO������, :: th; iii do tin Al ne c. 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1869-06-05 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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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_1869_06_05 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170817 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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