ftatrBHP -r.cj/�� ) wl :lSiyXWy. AAAxm ���AAAA/m y-yy^ 'A ���I'; ��� ���-���'-! rnu^u^^^ ;-.���**:'��� tvjy* '-VS. '*" . "ki- '���* i*v^-r -:i-v; .M*v#? -.-J--V- Barkerville,;; ISTI^^c.^ffe 'IffiM^^ ���^fcS.j/f-^'j.; 'w'i'i FuUrished every; Saturday- by B.0 B EXT /HOLLO Wf A Y.,"��� Subscriptroii, - --.'60Gents per.Week.:.> JUTES OF��� ADVERTISING;- ".. ��� Vp6r on'o B(iu'.rc(oneinch); Brailn^rMon,- - /?��' i",-uV-^,'i':/-:;;,''r... - oij'Utionlh, - - rlp"^i ^rtwbsgii'iVcs, Ors-l-it^rtlon,y���-... - ,P*-s. |���--;>; ^ ''. ./���."�����: V..*. t. ' ' titiA UlftUl.lt ... i -��� �����-.:;.��,���!���.�� ' ��������������'; * ;'..���.-.' /uueihioii'Ui>v " Agents for tiae^'CfaTiboo Seirtanei,,^ y '-QuRftiiPlmoutb.' - - - .BhrnartPsBxpreP's -feiailreek, .' - ^ - - * BArnnrrt ���* fcxpwp .(SHnr^^- - . J'i ��� - " ; -'"���'- "��� '��' EanrarjPs Express-, " ' - YuK * - ��� -"' -'; - /K' - ^' - tl�� ��� ' " ' ^'A ���'���-��� K.'.-y!l\V"cstm-.h'i��fcr,' "'-*v v? ��� V. ��� - X ��MnvMurray- ��� Virt-na, .- ��� - -AX ���- -��� MrW��1>steJV I-' 1�� KjVh>r'j -- ��� - '���* 'k '- * .p4]i.ln?!ie|?ccf ' >��������� IV in -h Oft." !" ' - ��� - " < - ������ - - ���*��� -'��� - s'ul VViiuc^1"0 *4i" rStr^'t- ' - - - ' ��� 30 Cornhtt', I.oiVclo��V. 15.0, fast tables was!told* that a* lad�� ^ishttl to gee: him ji^the reception room. He went .In' and fmind'a''woman' about,50 year's of -nge ' sjahd- I gjn itbejniddle of .L'tl^JfloV^W?^^!^. by -a' weUkno\vnV,;deffraded lawyer.��� W��*I want,^'/IptiiuV f vtllef female !/!* bVackmailer. fa! ihousnnd / dollars; In! mo iieyy \ and waii jit now/il \vant a pi nee in ymu^jaivkitifr konseviht/mfi. hephewfwortli^^ $25C0^��v^?i ^Lsiiall give ydiV' neiiheri"-- wo'a*. the reply. :aad';!!denoii nee'; yoli^Jiih'jil^^i!]^\?0 ^^"oimce !y 0 ir .to yon r ��� wil e.?' * Tlie b tfiike r rnnir/li i�� bell, andlM?^! tf0 sefvan1��|)]ie!ar.e<flie said|^^AfiE aiy wifrt to step in^here, .and' send in tN con chin an;J A T11 ey tio t Ir n p p eared ab out tli e sa in e 11 ine; Tn e co ae n man. was ordere a iogp lor the fioliee. -Co^rlUiK^ifej/Ui.o^cnt)omn.n paid;���!���" " Yon have often- 'hearo/lbf'a- bla< fc- muiler ^ I /wahi Jyoii iSt'o fdolc nt one." Tlie woni'pol ice'- was eii 6'iigh fo r t r. e yisitors. rah(3 tli ey li ur r ied ou t withou t.. sbaud ing upon the order .of going. A'-. '':i " - ���-: ' , AxA.Ax Awl "Z '"-NEW AbVI^TISEMBNTB..; /*>'[ - ^/HQpi&j^ 'Zj''t Tatlie EeGtorsrofilie; Gaja-! *iboo District. ^ : j J" ''^���V$':'A'&DIi^s*F 1- fec5/-/J^!^OT,|:,?: ^nr-!,s:"'CiTCnT��f,<. ;Posj^rs''nnd ?i;o^raTOmes for ' H^Kl!f*nnd'nit��rttrica^ p&$$x ec>i i ^��T >v \fy "n es ttW^rinddispktcb.^^! -' ��� '���*'���.���.'* *'��� #erm�� i&odei'ate,/ . ;, \.���_-. yi-tp mm Wis m '. ^t ^ ... rt ���;H[]^t?to: RECORDS?*/;% -:.?: ���? ;/-, . / Ar a -/ T i~'lf< ��ii n ? *����� n: c'n.���Re cd'nfed! in' favor: of J) A S/ T*(ioit.?r?asC, ^ fj!\" r ;i0^..P^P s ^mon 1 n-Md, H**nryViUeai5; W'Renme* NaHian Grun- '':?Vtivm.i ^nlv:i: J()hn?on. l^uif ^OQnalfl,.^.creeK .^kmmeuctn^ galch. and; r'jtvu^i^nn;atip��rc '800v feety >a.lso eiglxt bill ���olarm's Wn left band Ivanlv, and riinninj? paral- 1' 1^1 wijh the: creek-elahns-; to be known asVtbe : Johnson co.1 ������";" :^ -: M iy 1S -~ Uohoirhue en.��� Reef o rd ed in. fa yor ���of M. S. Glynn, tt^upperlQa'feeto^gr|)Had| in: the: Oonogliue co. :; ;re-recordr!/:;Also in / fiivor of ������Aiidi^\%*,Bon'6i3ii]i% 100 ' ife^tjn js^id opt; rctrecorci.:'!: A- A A^-^yAyys HAUVgY ckeek."' !! ���_��� C April' -20^Onirimin^s- ,eo.���Recorded|In lavor of "S. Smith, 14 interest; D/Ciimmihg;, '. T.;R';:!Pattnlio,;^;Ke11^;p;��priicet EoVt H; Brown, James Lindsay, each;,one uiteresfcin the Giimininit/cot: also in favor of ^ Hitch- opclv*. 1 of,, one interest in said co.; consisting in all of loot) feet'.'creelc claims, re-record. ;. May 6���liontrospy pp, ~-Reeorded in faVor q f ,T;im es Laid!aw. 5 in teres^s, and. Duncan ���CSininiings .1 (interest-^ rcTecord.J ��� ' A A , ;.'-'���.' KOKTH FO Illy QUESN Kr* * May 10���ltvcord ec! ?i n favor o f Ah Ho ng, fur the Ah Hon? co.. oh south ,*ido of North =Fork QuesneC25 uiclif^ water froia a creek about To nt'-miles above. MHchell?-R bridge./and ���.also 25 inches of:water, from, a little creek who ut, a quarter of a mile, above Hong Co.'s d\i^Z'-'i/Z.i'/iwxZ/ ''a '!,' ''!���>"'"���' : ��� . May-10���Recordedl.n favor pf EJwin HoU 16 w ay. th e> Hoi I o wa y di tc h on Cu no i ngb am -cr��ek., :!���-(,.,���,- : AAA A A'p' ��� ��� A yip A'A- -KRITHttty.CRiSKK. / XDiy-13��� CJydesdale oo.���Recorded in favor .of John Mai4ts;-Uoberfc Youn^.and Colin Rons; ^���e-iel i one' in terest in t he .01 y desd ale cp., c on- ���Jsiing of 300.feet;;/re-record. Stb G.E.CiMtikn at.OttawL��� Tlie,6ttawa ajifiearahce of yM 'Basnet rill^ op^ning,^ the Dominion Paiiiamen!:-' -t4 There:'iroes -M:' Car tie r,' Iii i n ister ofi Mill i i fc c<> vfercjt w i tbgold lace. Always alert, nimble;! and fetfong;On liisipinsiv be! dis(laiRSAonse!;a carriage.,. Ue advances with.^ irgiitaird rapid that t.wo -yonhg" men w.lio acj company him are Iiardiy able to keep -pace with bim. But wno are,th*��Pe yo.iipg men?!is, a js-ke'd','* in il ie c row d v and s o ni <��� i one answers ��� ���'���' These are two/mi��mhers. 6ne:froni Manitoba' and the other from British Columbia, wl!o>r&; p rese n t bur re ce ti t co nq u eats./ V , ,: JfOAiJL���w.noii nv:MAr.co>'CEiiN.-r-Please take h.Otice; ..that' I have, appoj a ted- Mr/ G eo!i?u;k ���6.RKKNV Goup tjitble.;; -Ri c bflel d, - my^ Al U > \pey.. D^r me aiid!. in my-nnni<?^l)l->ee/nnd/sleadv|o colloet at l ac counts due ; and i(Wlh��': Book Accounts and Notes which-are ^nowj <Jue-are nntpaid at once tliey will ",be.: placed in Con r I for!c?)llection.���D. Siddai-u, Deniisi.ly���������'. -It . A Blac^m-icr.sca I)R?co��foackp,���A New Tork? 1 eUev ti*lis; t he fo j So wing story. whieli, �����!ven it not true; points an excellent mora it Tlie other -morning cue of our wealthiest ^ankerj*>as4i<j-w^ siUjag down to the breaic- BRIT-i;S"Hi, !^OLITM3J- A; ^ Electof al Distrs^ : "boo,-to yit: ��� TIIBLIC NOTrCE is hereby given to the Eilectoi'sof tlie 0ist.netJofrCariboo; that,/Jn- ot>ed ience t o her Majesiy V,Wri t t o in.e ; d i-; reeted|!-and .bearing - date the724l.h>day.rof A pril. in the year of Our Lord qne,tbousand. eight,liiind red a n d seven ty-l, wo. j require < hp. prose nee of lhe said * Electors al the Court House, RICHFIELD, on thei Twontyrttiird day of May;1 at ��� 12 o'clock, noon: for the jiur^ post? o f BJ����� c ti n gape rso 11 ! o rep res ent 11 i<��m in die Legislature.bf Urn Province: aud that in case a Poll be'demanded and. allowed in the manner by law proscribed, siich Poll will/ be .open ed on 111 e T wonty-secon d day o f J it lie ai the toll owing Polling Divisions,, between the hoi i rs of 8 a. in ..a nd 4 p. m.: Bnrkerville���Riehfield Court Ilonse, *- Lighlniiig Creek-tLindhard's Saloon, Van ' "''Winkle.; --.- Keithiey Creek���Smith's sloro,':-Mouth of .lu40iley, . Harvey Creole���Sm \ tb's store. Qne'siielmoiiUi.-rOov^niment Ofllcc! Williams Luk(!--150 Mile Ilonse. Oiftiinoca-rrGormansen Creek Court House. Oi all which''every person'is "hereby required to take notico and govern himself accord iugly.' ; -:"- y'' ] ''���"������ "''':> ��� ���'"'���_ , Given under my hand at Rich Held, the 131h day of >.lay. One ��� tbo.usand eight. hundred and seventy-two. IL Wi BALL.:/ myi% i Retarding Ollicer.! ' wi: t!ti "i^:.i- 3ili< Vaillaabomv ^-VHtittliw^-'T^ now no;Road'T611sT>lo abolish.- The^ Mining |o> Law hus lieefi'yujendo(l.1the; Cana'dianvTariff pf ad b ptedi^'iind-feviirlcl y: "-'of '��� in easures'; useful andiiieeessai^y^u the; prospeiity ^tv4thisrfl)is: ijg'lifipoFsibUrto slaTerwhelher any;. or whai 'a:me^dmenW are via Itheiivfcase/^e^iiired^/ 'will^slate,. hpw^ver^ibatsl am/iu,lavciir,0:f difoijgi^ mlhekehTof-My Jeinff. elected ns -your. represfmtaUve: 1;.;^^ iK powerito'andnoe.^^ mtn|eiiiier:t^ab^i^iix^ ��� '-v V'---.*--.'" ���'��� ������ii. ���'- -_.i'AS ,W .X'i. i�� tin tvuVrlu 111 till n or will bo manufaclured and sold hy Wholesale aai R&-' &5Gigars: .���p.-:v'c ���'->''���-������-,,>< ���' * ;��� .a .':*>;..:���< zW ������������<- .. , i X '.?��� ��� isv'"' ;i/h: "' -^ ��� ...^c*^---^;i^4.:.> ] cohslahtly-kcpVoa hand.^*' win'oeWways carefully ^ttpn^od'to-nndttw^ertl Bca^nnd-occoin'rabda ������.......T ... ipH^iaiojuxe^iirees, of (his'district is becoming moi*e,apparent every day since the deplh ot.{.lie chaniielsrind tli,e?d,ifiicult natui'e^of/ the,/^rcatnd where the riciipst^dejvijsits /lvre:f(Mmo/has-reud^wid;:the wo rki ng o/f. many: !cl ai in s! ^so'f ex p eri si ve" 1 fia t lost companies to ttve rbeeo rue coin p I e tHyxv ri p |ij ed-?i 11 rn ea hs.v v A\ In conclusion;!: 1/^i I h stated hat should Mie, elected^.I wi\ 1 -give the present Minisjry..who ap pear��� -to , ��� h a y e A ho no rabiy< ��u| fi I led, i h ei r jdedges, a /fsiir,apd/ imp ai;lial ,support, while at the same'tinie.|.���plaun^jor' myself the full a nd i ree righ t-to su ii p or t/i n every \eg\ t imale way my own conviciious , when .opposed*'to t he ir ineash res. .: ,:.,./..��� yA-i: "x\ :/���'��� ���f / S hoa 1 dyy oil[. / fcenfelemen .%co njfnr :>ii ixo/n/roe t|j�� honprjof^selectini^iine a-SrJ.ojir^rejireis^nU in my power fo adVanee tlie interests of this District; - .and up.Z have no ambition'. beyond profossional and poliiical -hoii'brs;; yuii will have :*tb��ift%ttiViitfn;l 'J.sifb'ifi'j ty"that i tr/will?be my ibterestil-as:: 1/know:^\t,i'..is'-1 :!i��y;;desire^i mit only ..i to represent, you �� honestly. ���ami fa) rl y", b u t a 1 s o to b e o f set* vice an d as - distance-m the District. . ;��� ^ /; ' / Ihave the honor tV)^ be.GenUemon; "r ,y l v : ' ; Your mostobdt. Rervanr./:' " Alfr,;y , JOHN! & BAtoSTON;1 - Barkerville, May 15.LS72.:.: .^ - ..my.lS -y iy ,,A.^ A Court V>f !G*eneral Assize An^Caol Delivery and otNisi Priits will be held'at oaciiipr llie nudermeutioued places as (ollows;' - -A w --Ay _ ���-_." - - Now Westminster; Wednesdayf!lst May.: ,; Yale,. Von day.' Clfcli Mny... ."��� ��� LyttonV Thursday,;9th May. c; .' Olt nto11. Tiies:day* 14-th U ��y. ;��� * ' ��� " Qaesnel, Saturday, 25th Miiy. - ��� lUebliehi, iMidiy, 61 h June., Richrield, Monday, fil.h,Sepsemiier. Q11 esii e I / F rlday, 1-?>i h ��� Se p t em be r. () li n t oil,. Mood a y. ��� 2 oil S e pi e n i h er,: ��� ��� ��� - Lvttcn. Friday,'27th! September. Yale, Tuesday, 1st Gcmbor. Fa 11 Assizes a t Nc w Wesi minster, a n 4 A s- j sizes (if any) at Nanaimoand i-Ise^here. io he. he rea fter fixed as b Usiness may rend e r necessarv;' / DaM;'yie^>ria, I5th April, 1S72. 15v coinm-nd, ���A. -RQOKi'i ROiVRRTSOX. Provincial Secretary; w wTAH^QYV "; *"l'r"': w^w i y, -H>rv'��+y,��---41swpwwspx "fJ.V,' "��������!;��� 6 l-^j/ :?/ i :f'. /��� ,������ [suroEssoRs so;��; cirfftpii:; ';;;u tomcrsii-;' XviVvUeia/ ..!���>:, ..'tiiX^'vi'/ i'v- ';���.?'��� ~' '.-. *1 '���'; ''^~"^;*'/l' *'^L/. L-i-'''-' J,-^V-'"''i- -y'������ T^-a. ;. ^S^#';S^��^^;^^: XI- l^ifeMS - Ay A y ;:������:������ a.-. :���.. ?-::��M ��� SWSS9 ' '-.'������'t.,:-::".. :..-^;: ",'; -A'AAiyiB: Z:$Mi ��� ���j'^mi ': :i"Aixpy . ��� -.��-.'. -i-'f,-.-^ ! ^'3 AymAiA ���'.!;:!^ili ..." ���'. i,mim if.??i ,//#a ���';- .i. * -. -. ���."* ': !i:.//l ���WsAy - ���. '',i; M1 :.-...- :-.i-wy - '" A:xm All.. ylXll :��� ..... :..-��� S it; r. ���' ���'. "'.i^ ��J.. -����� -. mm slAxAlsA^ ''']:iwAAiM x a 'AAipiim .������-, ,--.-:���.,.-.- pv-v'.��ii '���'.' '' A-l'-XAw siyyw^ i:S''-syyw ' , v ��� . .&&$�� vv':1:.;!;'^!!! {!||:/:|!.||i| '/���./'/!:/|MM A-.-!./fiii? ������-������ t ���:���-?*$$& ::-:: ��� l i-yAW ;'X- '���''Ai'lApA :;..., 'AlAwXA ������' ��� \���:',.;>��� ^ ���^���-""'it! - ' ':���'-'-' l ' ���.-.K'ttil-*.-. :���- ��� .��� .,-- if h '*-' -.-"������','/;.-'l ���'. ������Si-T/'? ��� ���-. r^ -��� ��� '"���.. ������.' ^ ���'���,-���-���>a--. ������I--;;:-'; W. yyy y:y:yxxx :wm THIS ObD AST> TfEn^K^OWy -B^^J^^ that L"S-Xuytgupvii^witlc %6 .hest-.ot; ��yci*yanng hat can be provuriid ia Cariboo. , .(^ ( . i<4 ^ Soa^^I^v?!l BEEABIAB 'Vi .(ThRCclebratetivv FRESH GROUND''j COFFEE, ui*;iO'>a; ���joUw .AX G.vG00O&O2f rK ' '/-/^/ ' w^A ' '' - ;J :i fA: B FO TO ANNOUNCE-THJ(TTHTsY.K-A> RREMOTKD ���V ��� to the nincioufi prc-��nseslV>.noprly k a��wa��?��; u,��- StK^H "her* tiiCy .^-n bo;ait allih^B prepared to/fur'uisU^_���-.._'_ ! . -:��� ; .;. .13 O A R D ! A*N P' M FA LS; Or THfe BEST QJ^LITT: ��� Tim B*��R "' "I'nViJ'a'.cd with the 'Shcsi.WX^B?1 |uQUOB6'and.OrGARS.r-_, 5/ Board/:-/:W:^f:;wfiw wiiwMMflWMiMi^BL^yM^iiimiw^ Ip^J^Sj^^K^raffi^^l&si^^^^^BS^^^^^^^K^^^^^^'^ t r ^ffi^Sll^^lSENTmEL SATURDAY. WJNB 1." 1������72. REGISTRATION OF VOTIiRS. ���������Seme^tiihe-emtHj-w* Ceok occasion>to/write mn articl en po ii the flagiatration and Qiial ifi- -catipn of Vetera in thisi district. ;$feit.her time! nor spact ���������will'hd'w "permit us to reiterate what waB'fhen said io order telifforfn/hos������ ���������who were oth erw tee unable to obtain tbo r?- ������quistte' information on ihh/ ai l-importnnt poin������ A������ time passes on J the more su- ��������� pineand met* do voters appear to become upon this vital subject. After the List, which la -no w; being made; is cons pi cted,. a 11 w bo -are ��������� not upon that List will, \fiih certain. excep- Mtana prescribed by the Act, be debarred from, exercising the privilege of voting; and Un considering this quesiion H must not be -forgotten that in a.very short time a general - Rlectionlfor'tbe^Kotisflj of Commons will.take ��������� place over tbe length and breadth ot the Do- ~ minion, and possibly before nnb'i her y������ar -.4!1. a p sea a ge n er a t eiec t ioo To r t he Local Lag is- ' 1 at pre wj 11 be/ exci ti ng lhe m i nd s 6 f a 111 h ose ���������who talw any*iutmost jn ibe 'political condition or welfare of the country. It may not yb'e out of place here to remark that it is even ~oow reported that the fleatletnaa who repre- *r->������f������n ta ��������� t he ; Lt 11 o o et d istr ie 11 o -. * h e ��������� * Lo ca I? * w i 11 ,:b e a lean did Kte for/ tha /���������'. Ca ri b no- Lil I ooei ;D I- ���������visioiv'' in! the, ensuing Dominion! Election* thus leave that claim m the same position as;! the South Wale������ was Mr. by the Lightning j ���������coRspatnlively dry. The drain isnow.coni- ���������plefed fpMlSQO feet; 900!feet on^y -������emains,| which is calculated do be completed in five months.being pushed abead with all possible, speed, three aiiifts being con.llmtaiNyon :.wilh'-: o������t stoppage for air-shafts. &c. ���������So you -will perceive, Mr Editor, that Light* ning'-creelt h in a fair way of being opened ���������tip''without any large -grants. It would ibe batter to await the result of present oper-,) at ions; an d if they shou 1 d fail. and t he grou nd become again abandoned, then 'it v;ill be time enough to grant any such privileges, and in all probablHty ho objection would then be raised. iNTCRKSTKp IN' LlOHTKlNG CRKKK. ' ������ln rtffercivce to. the above tetter, we beg t/o state that we ar,e not at present acquainted with tlie particulars of tho a ppri cat ion. We. hav* not seen *oy notice on lh������ subject, but if the miners of Lightning creek are desirous, of expN'ssing their views on the subject the best plan would bo to call a public meeting and haye those vie wa put on p*\per in proper shape.'\ %t!thta, is done tt ran "hardly be supposed fit at the government would give any grani iejuriohato their interests in;, tlie face of that clause of the Mining Act Quoted by Mr Bams ton in his card previously published la fbis paper.���������Ea SicNTrN-KL.^ ���������'..,,' ./';! AmiivAii by thk Ciubf Justifw.-r-Qis Lordship tite Chief Justice and Mr PooW, Regis- Ts'otbimr is more likely than such anevent. 'jwwP ni ....... ���������.., ^p������lwitb������^ Hie Sufiivme Court, arrived on Wil- xcimn" of--that gentiemaflvwe --would' nieiely jmgieM. to the yotevs of Cariboo that there/are -.other, persons mare intimately connected with thia districtrwhoufpeThnjw they thight prefer * to see as iheir representative In the House of 'Commons'; but if the inattention and disre- - card of.their, poUtic&l, right* at present dja- plaved"'"bv them is persisted in until after ibe * 10th of June there is nothing more certain r than that! the, Ltllooet vote will carry the *��������� election. "! ���������. "--.''" /^EE UGHTNI^.CUEE& GRANT. - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS1 o\ A Public Meeting of the Electors of tills Bis- trict will be held in the- "'. :"��������� THEATRE ROYAL On Monday Eve'g, June 3, At Half-past Eight o'clock, When thev 'will be addressed by thaduTeren candiilates. Tenders will be received by the Forest Rose Company up to the Sixteenth June, for the following Timbers: 15,000 Feet (rood Sound Spruce* S.OOO^Feet Good Sound Dry Balsam. For "-further particulars, apply to the Fore man or Secretary. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Terms cash. TUOMASlL. BHIGGS. jt*l . Secretary Forest Rose Co Editor SKNTiKEU���������Sir.^-vVill y<ru behind enough U .inform; tbe jainei'8; of Lightning | law and good order which 'petwades thi creek of a XniP ppxp^A^^i^^S the appii- aoinewh at remote district w feltby lhe peopl -cation for a three - mile gr<������nt, to which air11 ' * ------ -*"- - ------ * -- :\tetn iu!your. last- is������i������. lias refereRce. The ^erarjiing of privilege ttv any-company more - Hianthe present Mining La wt* allow wilt meet j amount us of the highest tegal authority in \|iiii vary strong oppoiiitfon from all mineis.! the rS:ovince;bi therefore hailed with satisfac- irniiKt is prb^etv fr^at i-rnsiirmountable -ob- tion abel pleasure by what we suppose we are *taeleji exit������t to the pncee^ftil working of the entitled to consider ourselves���������a well-ordered crtfekiby tbenifau ceBi^vnity^-;; lintns creek on Tuesday last, 28th \pniA ^De Chief Jusftce -will, hold a Court of General Aspixe aiid Gaol Delivei^. commeneingon .Wednesday, tbeStbday of June nest,- After | To the Electors Of the Canal I the fyuainess pertaining"to the Supreme Court ia disposed of here.^we nhdei'stand that it^i������ the intention of bis L6rd������hip to pioeeed to the slower c6un|ry, but again to ������retnrn and bold tlie Fall A a*fe������ in Sep ternber, T he ar- rival of the Chief Jiikticeiu this district after an/absence of two years! is greeted with pleaMtre by the commtwrlty at large. The freedom from anything like on aggravated atnount of crime and the general regard; for ? e to be; owing .in a very great me&������ure to'the firm and impartial manner in which ^'justice has 'been administered, and the advent NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ZA.r.:.-.i-.-2.TJ?n.-&: tbw case; in fact* pre>ent. expeii^nce."would '--���������'���������eem'to indicate thai from the Gladstone co -down a stratum of clay exi*t* which prevents the surface water from sinking, and thus that -part ofthe creek would-be the least expensive to work. It would therefore be unjust tn al toW any one 'Coni pa;vy-: to mo uopo lt������:e t4iree friilea of ground, which the present Mining ��������� Law requires to be occupied by on? hundred feet to eaeb t!m.atL A grant of uROCCupied - ground should ba/oppd>������ed fer the reason that Lightning creek, ro far as has been proven. ' is rich in,, gold j, and as this fact isbe^otwirbg v Known, miners will naturally draw Inwards it for a claim, and the ground should be left for Barxahd'S 9owx Exvrimis left on-Sunday, the 26tb inst...carry ing the mail, an express, ] and the following. passengers:���������To Yale- James Hocking, Hugh Ros������, G. N. Marshall and Robt. StevenKon. To Quesn?*l���������-Jacob Arnott. G. R. Wright, and Dr.Sidclall. !An extra stage of this line arrived on Tuesday. 28th inst., >i)ringing an express and tbe follow- jiug passengers : ��������� Joseph Dennv. Chas. Vail- lancoiir, Alex. E. B. Davie, Mr Broueseaa, and John Giscome. A'TKiMbelorigk-g to B}������rlowr8 fast freight them to have a chanc������ of success. A srrant |nnd passenger lino arrived in Barkervitte on - of occupied. ;gvo*KJd. subject to existing r%fits,!,w.oul<it>crhapa.be the leaflt objection- : able, as it could be urged, in case of abandon-! meat by present owners, that no objection could be raised to such a company working what the minera had found beyond their means ������f ^reaching..nor would such be opposed ft;ihey would wait until such abandonment ; but the present owners would not tol- - efote such a sword banging over their heads, which on ti*e leasta^fot'tnne, or the lack of sufficient means to meet'the requirements of representation, would bu ready to swoop down on them and deprive them of the results o I years of perseverance and top. Ab long a* t be present Gold Commissioner remained in office there won!d be no /feeling of in?e- ���������en r i t y f ot ��������� ferir th at adv.au f a ge. hh sfb l ?hp tak<������n 1 ���������of. ��������� the -discretionary power vested :in fchat j ���������-<<*fflcia 1 by^the present"Mibing I������aw, fori think he bas t&������e<u^denc*1 <>f the uiiners in geoeral, but ftnoMier^night take!liB place.and the dis - cretionary power might be used in tha matter of represe n ta ti p n so ��������������������� in l co inpel p rese ri t owners to abandonment, which would bo as ���������undesirajbIe as Mo: mucb %uyTiig" dVer. The Eleven "of England co. has already proved tha t th at p'o r ti o n of the creek *c a n 4) e w o rk ed" vwiibont any Obstacles 4rtit wliat^rTeswjt com- Aifia'nies can overcome. The Gladstone co. is in a fair way of overcoming all drfEcullies' iii the c<Hirse of the nest: threte months. * The j Volcan co. has amalgamated wifb the Van louver coi, so far as to assist 4n getting ma T������k Sauxkrvuxk UEUtSTKa.���������TheFe are at ! present TEN NAMES oa the List of Claimants at the place of Regiatralion for t&s.Fulling Division- Tuesday. 28th inst., with a load of freight, and left Vaawinkle for "below yesterdav. Pouck Couat.���������Thursday, May 30.���������HaTry Pearce was brought up on a cjiarge of aggravated a-asoult on a Chiimroan. The accused was cotntnitted for trial, NEW ADVBRTBEMENTS. Gb>h������lkmi������x,���������Having \mw r^qui'xted hy a mimher of VoiPr*^'-.on I.ijrbtmujf tm\ Wiliiuin CriM-k.< t<������ sum! at the' comiu*r Election ns a Cua-.lv la tt* tor tlie vicant M^n.htTfihip fur this Otstrict, I hava much pieamiroin accrt������ling to that request, an:l trust ihut shmiJ-.t you honor me hy eleciiUii mo m hue of your rrprescnt- dtiros, that my. political career will justify your con fliiciicL*. .,;'. ��������� I shitll support no party, either Govf*rnm<*nt or Opposition, for the more snko of party, but will always advocate tlioao measnrtis that arc cakulatefl to pro- motJ the intorcn of the District:I represent and the Prirvioce geasrally. So many of the old grisvrDcea of this Province were removed I������st session that it is a liar I mttiU'f' for ine to mcniiou any measure; that I j>hai������u:������rticulaKy a<l- vocot?, Jiut or this r.:st a*������urect, that 1 >hall endt.'ayor as much as lays in-my power t������.������ tve that: the iu terest s ol' the whole district are not negUcted. I remain,.Oentlemen, Your obJt. servant, ABRAHAM BARLOW. B*rlyervHle,. May_21,_1872._ __ _ j J''l J ew s:s! SuiUble for Cariboo and the neighborhood, cau be,obtained al 9 S AT REASONABLE PRICES. A Fresh Stock of Patent Medicines. Leeches. Lnzeupes, Stationery. Perfumery, Elastic Silk Stocking. Knee C>tps. Sockti and Wristlets. Improved Shoulder Braces. Infante' Feeding Bottles, India Rubber Teals, Kings and Tabs for Teething. ^ Teeth Extracted and carefully Filled, pS~ Prescriptions and Family Recipes ao~ ���������corately prepared. my 4 NOTICE. LL PERSONS' ARE HEREBY CATJ- - ttoned 'agultiiit uegotiatinc a PROMISSORY NOTE *lfawa hyALKX. H^VHA in favor of W. BOW- MA!^ nod endorsed/to Frank Trovor or order, Pa* tho auni of $185 25, due 1st July, LS72. Any jwerson ^reiurning thosame to the uudefsignod wjtl'be suit- ahlv ro warded. GKORGE BYRNES. Barkerviho; May 81, 1S72. jel Assessment Notios. V(jrXA"N CO.--L1GHTNING- CREEK. YorrcE is hekeby given, that il tinlesa the AtKsssroenU due on the liajf-tatore^t held I w M r M ART J N" CAjOS K V, i u th e Vu I u:< ii C on - . . . ��������� , pan v,Liff lun ins Creek.; ho piudh.Moreih^ Ki-ven teen th ���������ihinery that will overcome the present ntnl-4 01- j,sja^ a will be sold on that diio' &<> d<Mray; tlio .cully of keeping out tho wntor. The Van Uarn������\ together, with costs antl any further Assess- THREE HORSES tv.vo. White oad cn������ 3ayl, 1 hVivlaK been loft on my Ktuich Inst raII. owner* Hnbnmvn notice i.? hereby K'ven that unless the same are re(ineroed prior to that time they will after tbe lapeeof one month be suM at Public Auction to defray the coats ol' RanchiDg, Advertising and Expense of Sale. ANT0,NE BItOUS.rKArj. Quesaclrnouth. May 1st, 16?^ my4 Im Barnard's^Express. THE TINDER^iGNED HAS ADMITTED 1 STRPHEN TLVGLEY and JAJIES HAMILTON into Partnership in ihe.abuva busiaes|;-������, trmi ������n-i after the fir."?stdav of Aprd instant 'Th* businoas will be continued henceforth, under th������ UJime or F. J. BAH- NARD&CX T. J BAKNfARD. Yale, April 18tbt 1S72. my4 lm JOHN EVANS, SURVEYOR. SUUVEYS AND PLANS EXECUTED On reasonable terms. j^0* Orders left at Mr Kelly's, JlarV^rville* wtii be aUeodod to. my2o tf To the Electors of Cariboo Districts . THAYR ber������ reqncsM hy a nnmh^ror Miners aint oilier KentleniMi to.offer'tnyseir������s a Gan?:ii1ato to Ull the vaeam st-at iu thfli'-jiJ^lalirv/Assemhly cr*. aietl by the resipnailon of Mr Csmellus Uootti. ;* In repponse, I now oflcr myself, un'd respectfulty ���������solicit y������ur Nulfrages. I will slate briefly, tint f will do all that l������y������ in: my poworlor tlie i>res>rvnii������;ii of Mins-rs' exlsttus;! rights a nd privileges iii tb������:ir intepiiy'.. . . I am very much opp.QPWt to the prnfiont amhleu^ai " Reg:isir;Uion of Vou-r.*' Act." specially as It ap. plh*s and works in this s^cilon of th- conn iri*. Us ac - tion beiinr rMtiwr to dis:r.tucbi.se than to enfruicMsii the >Unor. I would th>*reform emiOiivor to hav������j jit no' altered and anien.Ied as to lucre ������fo the fiutUUM of r^'istration and render, the Min-r'a vote Ictu ylian^. able an'! n������or������.* lasting when recorded. -'..'.���������������������������-;���������' ' In view of ihrt lucreasiiig Importance r,f nirvey,. Keitljley. snrroun������JtiK' and way crook������; I would recommend a postal Riibxtdy, to Imi npplleu ou the r^-Ulo; between Barken'ille ������nd that District." s\ ' lo my opielon, Jt would he to tbn" intt-rrst of !Uija .ccmtnuimy to i.ave a, t?rWgrt built across I bo Quesnel Rfvc-r at Qu-Piielmoui.b. 1 should c^n-oder, iir my duiv tri recommend the erection of one at the e'urtfen. possihlp womeut consistent Willi the Huu'ncial statu of. tue Colony. ��������� ' ^ . -��������� tn the last session of tho Provincial Parliament a ������reat many of tbo abuse* tlon^xisiinK were redr-fired, amend men ts to tbo Minin? r,������������wsand otVf.r'uso/- fnt mt^sur'.-s wore introduced by tlie pr^s^nt Ministry and piHsad; by "the Houk'*. the* Ministry.ncti'u'g in tic. cord an ce with* tho well undrrstoo:! wishes .������������������ of. ttf>* people:. As ioiid as tbey eonimuo fo to act, they will roenvt* my support. . -: .The A.?ricuUoral interests will also have my attfn*! tion, aud if I ������e returned T shall cousi fer it my *!uvy ioex:imin������ into tlie vvfirking of i-hu I/ih/V Law?; lo support F������ieb measures as have for th-'ir ohj-ct- tbo ameixtnunt of the s������m\ and the from lb? of th? I>av.������ ������o as to be beu tlciil t^> thj present BetihT, and an encouMKcment to iintutgrntion.X ������������������'��������� 1 muy state. In conclusion, that nil gooil nnd useful measures .will roc; ivo my Hipp"ri,; Svhet'Mf-r th'-y ������?manate from the present Minl3iry.<=r fruu M:������:.pppy- alt ion. ������o lomr as tliey d������������ not c-oOlcf with the h������i-r- ests of :itiy particular secti-n of th.������ Colony. ybould I h<* returned j������h your r������prestnt������tiv;>, y-or intere������i������ will Iw m.y const-iot siu<iy,���������1������ ripr ;s tit you faithfully, cftlcicntly and honesliy is my only Ambition. . ��������� '. 1 have the houor to be. Cectltmeu-, Your obeuient serrant. . KOWAKD PKAUS'-'N. Barkerville, May ������5, 971 my.tl argains! Bargains! clearing oifr~sro(;ie To rnaka room (ur SprmjjrJG"^d������i The undcwlgn^d hejja to inform th# Miu^ri "ofCariUoo t.Uiith������ i* SELLING- AT COST ! The following cjaw or Goods. eipVcUlly! ��������������� U-Cted for Muieis : . ���������������'���������: in * And a yifr'y.Fine class'of A fine eelcclioD of Ladies' BOOTS & A fine asRortrnent of G-ennine Meerschaum and Briar-root Pipes. J&tS* Call and examine pricw^sf The Goods will be sold VERY CHKAP for Ca*h: Barkorville, May 17. "vayM' Mining Claim for Sale. JE-HALF OF T3 ground held by tho HIKE-HALF OF THE" WHOLE OF TES U groun< WILLIAM CREEK. Apply on tbe CHlm to .. jnylS lm ���������? Ni', m I mm mm WA > EafiKil THE C AJtpOO SENTINEL jgSJ^^ ^^wyW EUROPEAN. SATURDAY. 4.UN-E. 1. 1872. v^^^ESNELMpUTiL.;: Quesnel', May U0--Barnard's up Express left at 3.30 p.ai. to-day, with Mr Bishop, Mr <3trouss. and a China man as passengers. Bnrlow's team, with full load, left this ufter- nnon. Oazilis and Red.,AleckV train? left this week for Mansen -creek. :!.--��������� ���������l--:v.YALK./;.. i../y.y Yale, Slst���������Steaitt^r1 On ward arrived from New Westminster yesterday with 60 tons freight and 10 passengers. Barnard** down ���������Express and special stage arrived from above list night and went down ea the steamer this aioruing. VICTORIA. Victoria. May 29--A telegram from tyr Nuihan, at OttrtWa. announces that the Dominion Gov-ern men tare in favor of E^quim-tlt as the .terminus for the railroad, and that 'if it U found impracticable to make that port the termiuut a line will be bsiilt along the coast of tho Island and a ferry connection '��������� London, MaySi^-Tbe Atlantic and London j crews have agreed oo 10th June as the day for the race. I Parte, 24#i-rThe Gaulois publishes a letter of Na p o I eon7s. dated ���������. 0 b isel h i������ rst. M ay. 22d. addressed to the General commanding the Fren-eh array. Id it In* eays: y (am re.* pen-. bible for Sedaw. >The army fought heroically with .nearly double im si length. After I4.0U0 men bad been killed and wounded, I saw the The POLITICAL MEETING. M^il baa been giving bim a.good dressing on that suhjrct, showing up bis record of las* year. ..There have been no divisions.yet, as little lint ..routine work has been going ou ; however, ns the session gels older I suppose some, livelv scenes will ensue. The Hallway i��������� ��������� m���������-.. . , ������������������ , . -��������� , ��������� nnd Geological Surveys in British-rCotumbia|:^8ftJar^ uud���������a.oiEdejl_iiLtendttuco. will be prosecuted energetically. Mr Kich- aidsoii.pl* the latler service, will probably go out by next mail. I think:there t������ little doubt but that the Leather Pass will be selected aa the bv*t for the Railway. The Government! have uut submitted their policy on thi a. great undertaking, but the feeling among all parties appears to be that-the work must be carried on-without delay, and from presen' eoutest waaan-ueiy one of deaperation honor of the army having been saved. I exercised my sovereign right and unfurled the flag appearances lhe probability is that Ud ore of truce. It was impossible-that an army ol tb<������ expiration of the stipulated teu years the 160,000 men could save France. My heart! whole will hecompleted; was broken, but my conscience tranquil." Paris, 23d���������Rdc he fort and other convicted Communists sail to'-morrow tor the penal colony of New Caledonia. Loudon, 23d���������The Times publishes particulars of the loan of vessels off' the coast ol Labrador and Newfoundland during lhe seal- ing season this/spring..up to latest possible mail, dates. Over thirty vessels, including four steamships, were lost. London, 20th��������� The Derby was won by j Cremwne. brother to Flurry, who was second ^tablished with the terminus of the line ^^3^^^-^-^^- ^ *Up^ inter. Monn^bernard. one of the JointOigb .view with the Lieu (..Governor with respect ��������� ?tm:f\(J" ** to the Bute Inlet route. ���������: . nJ^1 0t\ >* H is airain reported that tb* local business f!r^fm*WfR . . i to the ace a.5 ������ An agent, of the Post Office department will leave in about a fortnight to put. the postal matters, of your province iii proper ishape. Be ''has" been furnished by the British Columbia m������mb*ra with full particulars of wail ������er- vices desired. Ottawa is a pretentious and rather handsome little city. It is Very.prettily situated. and contains a large number of handsome | buildings, while the work of improvenitfut U going on very/rapidly, a larye number-of . brick and stone houses being now in course ' I of construction; Ttte opening ot the session On Monday evening. 27th lost,,* a meeting of the electors .of Lightning creek'-was held at Van winkle, iri.-Llndhard's saloon.: There* ' Tho ' meeting was called to order at flo clock p.fet. Mr Adam Prentice was/appointed chairman, r and Mr Archibald Johnson secretary. 'A ,.-:��������� * Mr Barnston being then called upon, waa .-��������� favorably received, and addressed lhe iue������> ��������� in g at ao me length. AI ter re v ie w lug the H f ai* ; of apolitical Matters previous to the last general election, and con trailing them with their '. presentconditfini and commenting favorably* on the measures passed during the last seasloa of the Legislature, the speaker remarked that he helieved it would be unnecessary to say much on the first point mentioned in hid ad* l dress, viz,, the introduction of mining in������-'��������������������������� chin vry free o f d u ty.. as i t xrtm reported -1hat as regards this Province the Dominion Government had either abolished or remitted lit* duty. Ho then spoke at some lengili in'relay' tion to the establishment of a Government: Loan Fund for tha assistance of private* mining companies on such croeka as Light* ntng, where i l was impossible to prospect tha; deep channels without Ihe aid of expensive machinery; After showing that aasiatane* of tiiis soil bad been extended to privaie'partie* of the Hudson Bay Co. will shortly be materially changed,' ; Victoria; May 30th-The International Cricket match between British Columbia and ���������California Clubs commences this morning on Beacon Hill. Wickets wilt be pitched at 10.30 urn. A band of music will be in attendance. 2.30 p.m.���������The International Cricket match ���������c.iiumiuikjW1 at 11 this morning.. The Victorians w<uii in and made only 39 for theiriirst -JMningi. Bhikeley's round bowling is irre- ���������'������!.-('ib'lft; some <>f the best players on the Vancouver Island side, being bowled out by the iir-t !b������ill. Tbe Californians have just coming i c *d 111������; r t! rst- i n;i i ngs with ,e very y rqspect of W.i.".ni������jf by a (lands'uoe majority. The *".cond inning's will be played to-morrow. 4.30 p.m. ���������The fust innings of the International-Cricket match just.over. The Oalifor- li'iaiH only made 36 runs. .The Victorians are v ictot itnii by 3 runs;, Fielding o n b o t h aid es splendid.'": '"'*���������''.. x .*.':. Victoria. 7.30 p.m.-The Victorians com- .in-uH'eit second innings, at 4.30, aud at.5.30 ra ide 30 runs, wilh only 3 wi.keta down.��������� Th* cogti-nt will bersumed at 10.30 to-mor- r<������w. Weather l������������velv. Vic oria, 31 ft���������The Victorians finished their 2d innings at 7 p.m.; they made 78��������� total for both innings. 117. The Californiana made only 39, and.seven wickets down. Latest.���������Cricket match just over, and contrary to .general expectation th** Californians ...have won. Score���������Californians. 118, and 1 wicket to go down ; Victorians. 117. Up to ^ o'clock the betting was 10 to 1 in favor of Victorians. Next match will be played on Monday, 3d June. Weather and ground good. UNITED STATE?. Cincinnati, May 30���������John Brandum, who :������iurdered his wife in Owen county, was taken ���������from jail last night by a mob and hung. Memphis, 30th���������A telegram has been received stating that Jeff Davis wrote a letter ��������� to: iWade Ham p to n ; fa vo ri ri g G reel *y. This ! ������is dehied by Dav'isywh o says he has expressed lip opinion.j������ -the matterv New Yo rk, 30th-- A d is pat cb seat to Minis- ter Schenck yesterday states that the British ;Ooyijrmiient mlist accep.t the Senate's pr<>po- iitum or the responsibility of th^ failure of the Treaty rests upon England. The President does not think there will be any exigency for an extra session of the Senate. New York, 30th���������Hannah Fowler was yesterday "acquitted of the murder of her bus 3>and,: Washington. 29th��������� The Spanish Minister to-day informed lhe Slate Department that hi* G r I ver 11 me n t w i U in a f e w day s 1 i ber a te Dr. Howard and return his confiscated estate. By order of the President, the Collect orate of New Orleans! has?been telegraphed not to .allow the landing of the Greek brigands said to "be. on'their way to America. The Greek i Oe������nsnl denies that Greek criminals are being Shipped to America, New York, 28th���������The Republican Commit- tae says if Greeley fe endorsed by tho Ibitti- t������ o ro Co ii v e n ti o n > lie will if e lieted^uiak e S ey m o ������ r Sec re ta ry o I S i ate. .G ree I ey p ro m ��������� ises t o su p p o r 11 h e Dem oar a 6c n o m i nee fo r Governor of New York. Washing ton, 28 th���������Up to this hour Secretary Fish received no official notice from England of ttie acceptance of amended -eup- .piemental aiticie. ^ It is again reported that our relations wlih Bfltihn are very* critical;', it ia uy^a isatd to &$ of the Bri He also highly, praised the admirable temper displayed by the United Stales Government EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. ���������:'��������� Ottawa; April 20, IS72. . I wrote you last a fortnight since from Montreal i n the m i d st of ano w and w i n ter. and now I find myself transplanted as it were into another climate. /When' I came :o Otlawa first the anow was lying deep and sleighs wero; ru n n i 11 g e v e ry w h e re. Ho we ve r, i t i i as si ti ce almost d isa p pen re d. a n d t he s t ree t s are already thickly covered with dust, while the weather is very bright and pleasant. The Ottawa and St, Lawrence are at UK' however, ice-bound, and it wilt be unusually ��������� lale before navigation ope lis! A j .Parliament w������s opened-on April 11th Willi the usual vice-regal pomp and.ceremony. Tbe day was beautiful, and though the Govern or- General ;s escort consisted of only mil ilia infantry and artillery, instead as formerly Bri tun regulars, tbe dbpluy was very tine, the Senate Chamber.-floor and galleries, being- crowded with the beauty nnd fashion of the capital. Atier lhe speech from the throne had been read, the British Columbia Senators and members of the House of Commons were introduced to their respective Houses by members of the Ministry, and were warmly j wheel, and will have the flume completed ������nd MINING INTELL1GENCE. WILUAMCKKKK. The Forest Ro** co. wnsbed up 313������ oz. I.ait week, and 86 oz.. ony.Wednesday-laat.��������� Thejiallarat co; are moving ma'5 hi nary, and wilt sink anew shaft!--The Bedrock Flum* co.. Cornish, Cask at and other companias have couimeuced operations ,. ��������� / / ..;! VAU.KY MOUNTAIN. The Discovery iind Valley Mountain companies are piping and cleaning up. Huntingdon co. is ground-sluicing. .wAi/yAZ' THK-Mtunows. . .The boiler ot: the Lane & Kurle co. has been repaired, and work wilt be commenced iu lhe drive on Monday. >v, ���������;������������������;.,-���������-* lowiikkcrbki:.;, ..>'���������..-���������... / the Black Bull eo. washed up 88 oz. for twu days'work. The Victoria co. are getting oa better pay. The Brown eo.'have heen stopped by melting snow. The Uusscll-Rob tns6(i nregr.ottnd-aluicing. UUOUIK CUKEK. The-claims on the upper part of this creek are coinmeucing work; The Talisman ore not working to advantage.buJ are doing well. The Lady, of the Lake have put up a large at; a low rate of in terest. and security, given. 0 n the m a ch i ne ry 1 t*et f aa we 11 ai������ 0 n the claim and ih������ proceeds. That as soon as throw orfour claims were working to advantage iitv different parts of the'channel there would probably be no necessity for any further..������������������������. sistaiice. The speaker then referred to tbo, applicutkm reported to be made for a largo grant of mining ground on Lightning creek, which included a great portion of the claims already in the occupation of individual mine re. spoke.favorably of.the introduction of capiial. in the country,.and pointed out.to the minera that the matter lay exclusively with themselves ;/that lhe law gave the Government no power to *make. such a grant without their. consent, especially.on creeks Ain their own oc- | cu nation, and pledged. h i msel f. 10 sup port. th������. I views of the niiners oh the subject. ��������������������������� -py '/ Mr John X. .Muir and.the .oliairm������������ tfew s p 0 ke i n. 0 p p osi ti 0 rt f o the g ran t, a rid a i*tf vote being taken upon the point, ii was round that the'prbposed grant had!/no aupportera, the meeting being ���������unanimously oppoaed to it.' The uieeiiog then adjourned. .'��������� - received by membera on the Government side. The duty ot moving tho Address in the Commons was ent runted to Mr Nathan, as the youngest member from lhe youngest province. and that gentleman acquitted himself very well. Messrs. DeCosmos aud Thompson have since appeared a������ debaters, both addressing; the Honse in the discussion yesterday on the he at work in lhe diggings in about a wc������������a. V:aoj.b ckkkk. The Walkem co. are putting in air-boxee to supply the tunnel with air. AMADOU CnKKS. The Tavlor co. are finding coarse sold in , lhe gravel : have picked up ������5 Hint $7 pieces. Geological. Survey question. The British {The Amador co. are getting lumber tor shall. Columbia representatives in general have[ - ^ . beeu verv well received, and have been,.in-\ wohtnino ci. . . ^ ^^ UIII1U|, luv ^m,..^^, ������������������������ vM������������.������..������. ������^v..������- vited to dihners/aud evening parties without The Eldorado co. are continuing the^ir new' ^ hftd sold 4000!ibsrof flour atTutlah Labd.:' eml. The majoiity attended Lady Lisgar's tunnelV^^ AsxXAy-y.yP yw-i "At Hoin������" ;on therhiglitof the opening of oz. last week.���������The Point co. are noryet in the House, and the/grand ball given on * the thebot^^ finding The Van winkle co. ���������continue running sueceedjng night by Mrs Currior, w 1 fe of ihe mem ber for O tta w a. The latter wa s a m ag - tiificent entertainment; and the suites of reception and dancing rooms \v������sdensely crowded. 0ver 500 persons having been invitedP M opt of the Columbians were also present at a: dinner given by the Intei-colonial Engineers to Mr Sandford Fleming, the chief of the Pacific Railway Surveying Department, who propose crossing the continent to British Columbia di i r i ng the p u id m e r. ��������� A re c e p tion was gi ve n by ������������������Civil Service" (Lodge. F. & A. M,, to B ro s. N a than a n d Th 0 m p so n, w it 0 w e re reco i ved w i tb gr a ltd ho no rs as re p rese n t at i v es of the newly established Grand Lodge of British Columbia. Bros. Carrall, Houghton and Wallace were also present. Now for political matters. The Ministry are safe for this session with a Urge majority, and their supporters think that the general election will go all rignt, although the Oppo-i si major little fighting yet iu the House, tlie only exhibition so far given having been one day this week, when Joe. Howe made a very bitter personal speech, particularly severe on Ilol- ton and Mackenzie, the Opposition leaders. Th ei. 1 at t e r gen Mem an, h as, h <������w- e ver t ap pa r- ently changed his lactic* for the present, he having actualjy stated during the debate oh tfafi Address that he had never opposed .theJ atotooo 0? ikitiftb-Columbia - TtsJoroutQ SUPREMK COUHT. QuKSNKhMoUTff, May 25, 1872. [Before Chief Justice BKOuitc and a conunon' Jury.] Dunlkw & Co. vs. BaocssKAr.���������This WSfl an action for damages for the improper con* version by tbe defendant of the plnintiuV flour,.for negligence in tbe carriage of goou*. and for the return of money paid for freight. Mr Davie for plaintiffs, Mr Park for defendant. Plaintiff* produced a contract of defendant. to carry goods from Quesnel to Tatlab, and gave evidence that tha same were damaged hi part during the carriage, and that the defend- n'tion claim that they will haye a (.hree-fourth* j naioritr in Ontario. There has beeovoryj gold. their drain.���������The Victoria -ami Vancouver companies aresending tor large iron pumps. The Clark co. have broken., their. belt and have bought the Vancouver co.'s belt. ��������� This claim is now prospecting well.���������The Glad- stone ?eo, are now digging a new wheel-pit. This company will put in a 24 foot wheel, with the. assistance of which iml the punip bought from tin; Lightning co��������� they expect lo botlom the channel.���������The. Eleven of. England co. are finding coarse gold, increasing in quantity,. ^ . Hoi'sic or Commoxs.���������It is reported that J. II. Todd, Esq., J.P., will be a candidate at the election for the Ilo'use of Commons to take place" this seaupn. It is also stated in the Victoria Standard that Mr T. B. Humphreys, il.P.P.* will be a candidate on the same occasion... Dh. Cinrr s Dni'O, Stoujc.���������Dr. Chi pp has enlarged and re-tit ted his Drug Store in this (own, and has just received a new and Varied &tock of drugs and medicines of all descriptions. All persons in want of medicinal comforts are invited to call and see for themselves Lgv?3is& CKKSK^Tbe trail to this crcefe is 2^^!ixi'^%re?^^ir*������e,^ '���������'' !"g A The/defendant gave evidence to the /effect (hat tlie damage toihe. good ai wfts^caused:!;!byi there accidiut, and that pjaiutiffa were In* debted to him.tor freight. -:: y His Lordship directed /the Jury -that tlin gale by de fe r 1 d an t of the pi ai n t i ffe' Sou r w ait ������, wroagf111 a<st, i0r which the >.0laiat iff was res pon sib ie ; that if ��������� lhe <i am age to t h e gw'dK; w as o ccas i 0 ne d b y wa n t of ordI i na ry sjf i l|������; W the part of the defendaiit, such as overtrading the boat, insuhlciency of tha ere.W, or uegligence on his part, they would find for the plaintiffs in an' amount equivalent to what they considered th* goods were d������uiaced. The Jury returned a verdict for ������V3'S% -+~<t- -*-���������- Late Abki^am���������Among the. arrivafa h Bar n a rd a last Kx p ress we n o tico the n ames of Messrs. J. Z. Hough and H. Braokman. vVho: ha v 0 b 0 th re tu :o ed fro m a visl fc to their aairvo countries. NoTroK.���������As I positively close bii?ihesa In a short time, 1 have reduced the prices of Ladies1; Children's and, Men's Boots and Shoes and Slippers. If you call and see Wm prices, you will be surprised*" , C. A. NOLTEMBIHt; . j^/RemQmbertbu Railroad S;otfV liis* fce-rvilie, AX,/A' \&Mfi8$i%i . WEaVl.OrS. FAMILY SYRAOCSEA^SJ : ��������� ^MISCELLANEOUS. [d;?0KGi2vnKy&p tuain.] ' ������������������ : / f apologize to Chicago for opettinpr tip its swindling .riogs^ I urn Horry for expo Ring ihe fiainlsol San Ivranciaco; I rogret showing itpith������meamy of NfW York ; I nm on my -kppes for having strnck right and lett trt cnr- rnptibn everywhere ; but there is/an exciiae -for; "��������� it���������I h nd ; never' y ml ed "��������� Sy racuse i [lanVhter.] This ia my.Fonrth Convention )ieref and last, thanic God, I reject the vote ������\fi< ibis.. dead-beat town [applause]. ������������������ - tt is W?ed with sectarian churches. :���������' [Oh'!] Yjtm .-am lhe best whipped city I ever .saw./,' -A;fe>r -deucons/'a few blinkers.p few editpra-of small ciilfherywith Terwiilejrer at; the head; have :^ot7ou;wbe,rejob,hnd tlie steel I rap [lond ghi er]. !M it sic pThes; tfa jred 1 rtns :. can n o t Mrs ebmmericed ber Weekly Trips; leaving !'Quesnel; on MONDAYS; nnd Soda Creek m 1 . / .'FRIDAYS at duvlighU Ian pa PASSAqfc. J?KKlGliT. 1 cent per. lb. i:;; p&*"Goods' consigned to ns from below ! forwarded Free of Charge for S ��������������� Storage oi* Commission. - '���������'���������*''* ' '���������"' MARVIN &WRIGHT. ' Qnesnel, Mny 2, 1872. ' mvll 4in : A RE T>rep:ired to furnish Lumber at their Mills, r A. William Creek, or .deliver it to order. .. LUMBER DELIVERED ON LIGHTNING CREEK AT THE SAME HATES AS ON WILLIAM CREEK. . . ;s >ay?their board:bills, >>nd locjurefs "tiilk.'.to. ^nmty-behcjies^ [That's so] ' My audiences liiivi :'bVen. \he J ririresl, and = they con Id be ���������Crowded into afreet enr [loijrhler.]' It is ;1onnn.yem: h^feilMf^:^^0;wotideryoiifr^t; ^lninltand fonnd/coni?olation in yonr alTee nionaleclanght^ : ;F<������r Svra- Wise Was the infenial^wri wherelypnr ennou* old APi\0 was^ttirned "info a. |iii.lav ,��������� o'f snlt [ [1 augiiiter].;'\ Tli :s is t hp o I ace wjiere th e ,t o w n- >rose on,the nnjre.ls of the Lord, and took sum-. .CAItUYINGH. M. MAILS, 'yy " Will make RegiTlar Waekly;;. Trips ; Z. -from' i Barker ville, ���������V -��������� -.> Arriving in Yale on'Thursdnys. in time lo corint'ct'-wvith. the siVainei* ������������������Onward" for New" West mi listen iind with tho II..J). Co As ��������� Th e. Ca I i f(> ������* n i a' s tea m ers i oa ve' V i c to r i a o n the 7 lh.an d 12d ot each in onih.. Priniiii' '" J .';". "; F! J/BARNARD. flavin;: a Planing Slacbino. Iu' opcratiott .tbey^will also furnish '���������/".- . . DRESSED' LUMBER./ At stitiafactoty. ratea. . y?y- sell' J. J. ROBERTSON . t \A: DECS TO ANNOUNCE TI1AT11K. IlAS.pPKJsED l!> /!������������������'!' ./.'."��������� /',, A A' ' ' ' ' AT STANLEY, '- -LIGHTNING fcUEEE; The Tn ble will always bo supplied with lh* hrst/ articles that can be got iu Cariboo, and tbe Bar-with the " ' '���������'��������� A. -: li- IX i. ������������������ Wines,1 .. Liqiiors. r*z and .".Uisrars, is ���������\ji''; Ihy/clinrches. /Yet,;.wltlv������lMhy miqiiilies;������ye; haVe not been well- .advertised : Ijitit- b'ence- Starilcy (Mouth T*a?it"r5ia������r>'ere������lc^'| . -AurilSS IRtt. .��������� l-; ��������� .n.r>9 LEA^^EERHS' VVbRQeSX&R Declared by Connoisseur.*-to be ������ : ��������� THE ONLY G-Cpp SAUCE. "-������������������ i Caution against Frcnd.���������TSio.f uix^sfor this most delicious a ml' ui;.riv;ijli,<i (Viiditnvnt.baviu^ caused fertuiirdt������ler?'to sjiply ihe inmic of *��������� Wc-.icrsf u.'Tjsliire Sauoiv' to il-.iir f������wn inl������ rfor <-f mprunds-, ih������ public is lureby iii.rorined thai (In only way ������.o jiro������ cure tbegeiiuiii';, Is lo Pwy ... '���������' ASK 'FOR ;!LEA &"..PEBEINS1 SAUCE nnd tosRe that thc,ir ^niucsare-ujHjji lhe wieAi'Mi; I.AEKLS, SVOJTKK ; ;i )}<! lT:)7Tl J'., ���������Sonic, ii I thi.'foreign hi irket shaving boon'supi.ili'Ml with a spuriv.u.* Wi������Yc������Flft'r������l|ir^l?aur'e|.uiVpn:tlJ(' wrap'- per and labels ot which the names- ol I,e������ and renins liave-been forged, V,. and V. .eivp m-ijceihai iboy Ask for LEA: & PERKINS5 Saneo^iKl sco Is am a on "W r a pp e r,. L ab e 1, B o 11 ie, and SoOpper.-, '.;. ...:.;��������� . ... .-���������-:������������������ v. ���������*���������'"/:;���������,. ' Wiiob;.������a 1 <> and ror oxjiort hy tho. Froprioirr.fi,-Wor- ck i vj'i C r * ������.*f <��������� v. iiA'VA n c k w��������������� M: 1.0 h <! ��������� > 11. & 0.'. A* c.; by {Jroaera an 'Oi Imon v.njvrs-iiUi'* -': ' -: A- - ���������Van;-TolkanburgJi \& Go - pn ch .0 f; ijiy ��������� firins V one' w ho Ad oes tlie swes ri h ^ iiid!catche^tlie,r 1 i'm s1110p.;.trafuc :. '|ne...oi 1)er ���������A. Barlow has niarlo":"'Arrangements to run 11 Line of Stages hot ween ino>������ cunt andhypocrisy in thy prayer meet- inffs than even io y������iir olrl on central hirth- pluce, Sodnm and GomoiTsh [loud applause]. AFoRTnxK at ONK Bui.���������fb> following is -frorh a New York leitcr'to the* New Bedford Mercury: . ;,.;.. (,..;; ,v..;.- ;. -'-.. Ay .: I litjlird lhe other day of.a proCtab3e trans.* action niado l>y;two yonncr foreigners -who recently arrived hAre p'enniless and almost in ���������������*j, w/li i oil. for sh re w.d n ess. and success has been seldom equalled.' Tliey were walking about tie town looking for employment, when they noticed in' the - Cuslom-house a q n ant i t y b f" *a T i g h il y flam a ge d co Ob e nd yc r-! tfeed to he sold ut auci ion in .'a. fe w days. A t ��������� once forming,their plan of operations, they* immediately visited various wholesale dee. 1- - ers, and offered to secure thcmcolfee at five ��������� per cent, discount.. /���������-...-, ���������is-a-. '��������� \.... Th is!���������-��������� w as accep led. a ml! o vd ers recei red! firom reliable firms enough to cover the whole - cargo in the- Custom-house, . On the day of - sal 0 th esc it wo p over 1 y-s t r fck en' men w ere among the crowd ol dealers afsenibled to in- s������>ecfc the,^various, sacks of coffee.- /When the ��������� bid (1 ing mom menced ��������� these two 0 tl ven fen rows; o'ne3 :bid very low. Tlie Crowd 16oked at th'-* ���������poor de vi \n on ce,. thi n ki ti g they vv an led a sac k or two, let their bid remain good, and it was knocked-down to ^thein at an extremely low .fignrey A'Ay ������������������. ��������� ;';": '.' ��������� -, -.. i-j0 w 'mueh do y ott wan t, m 0 re th an o n e sack?-' inquired ihe auctioneer ��������� " Th a w ho \ e ca rgo'?' (iiey qui ckl y rep! i ed.' T bet e vv as a pre n era 1 1 a n %\\ a t I h e i r au il ac i ��������� iy. which increased when the auctioneer ��������� 1 n o ck i n g 1 y it ske d f 0 r th e i r se cur i ty. Ih 11 th e / 'tjOiles ,w������re turned when, tlie poor foreigners Quietly drew out orders from I cadi ner tner- ���������<-, \ t ;\rtte. w h ose ge n u i n e aess /could no I; b e (1 e. ���������������ii������*rt������ and these before pauperis .found them- ���������chives possessed of eighty thousand dollars, w.i l hunt, j*pen di ng 0 n e cent .to 0 btai n i I, 0 r meting the 00(Tec at nil- ..���������,.���������. ' \w For the conveyance of FA S T J FRE I G H T, ORDINARY EXPRESS MATTER, A N D P ASSENGERS. All poods consigned, to Barlow's Agent. Vale, will ..he, forwarded without delay, and ut reasonable rales., Commissions of all kinds!'promptly executed. Col loot ions made, aiid a General Express Agency transacted. V Barkerville Agent, - w. J). KURTZ" Quesnelie. March %!>. 1^72. np^O 3m ;to ,. ^u,,.M BE|TE1-;TH|J GjJfiE. ~ ���������. 1\\Y R h eon. r equ es ix-'d .by ��������� s e vera 1 r es p ec ta 1> 1 c par? .. tie's, w.liii calii'.tbstu'y to jfiitiiifncauy.oi^ni'yXy^fimy. 3 again make public the lact Umt ' L ' f'A. 'Moses'' Haiiv i^^gpfp^^% WILT, rnRVKN'T'RALPXi-SS, .:-..'. .' It ESTOI! K H A Ut T H AT Is B ECOM I>'fi TlUX A OU FALLING (jri'^aii'f.er.vxiuiJly .... 'GU'UB riCUHK OU PANDKUi-T. ' Thlf- i $ not n. ni ere. assertion en m y vn r\,- ns I have i ix.in y j)i.)Ss.i'S.sion a u m 1 ��������� 1-.mis tes ti mj.i 1 ijals cer t i ly i ng u��������� ihe success ol iny remu-iv. ._, ��������� /. I do notol!"conV.<e'pr.itanil that lean n\aketliehriiv crow on heads which have been bahl f-.iry������:������rs ; but I xviilcuarioilci* i-n stop thelmir from l.tllinif oif. 10 iiicreusi; im growth,- antleirccluyllvroinovt' Scurt or ���������Daiii'lriiff. . w! MA MOSKij, U.irkcrville.B.C. ' Barkerville, Rrehfield *-Axn��������� JKtE; m. - A SUPPLY OF THK CEnttFKMYKr. ;���������:���������-. Tlii? ts to certify Ibat.fUirlnii'l.aSt spring :iny liair was rapiillv fallinj: nut ami mv hea'.l u*aj������i������i.st hoe,'.������m-. iiijf iial'l. whi-)i raiiplji'il l������ Mr Vv.. 1) MOSKrj! Harbor. r������:irkervillr, w110 in a l"e.\v '.vecks'rirslnVi.il niv hair to Us former health v^taio DAVID (3SBBf)X.S-v; BurkcrvHlfc I)-.?c. *J9, J86C-��������� ;5������������el ���������>;".,. Li ���������tt's-::" -JiiXpreas A Good Investment. SA L E F OR T H AT/'FiaS T ;^ C L A..S S y SAi.-6'dN' AMD LODGING SE Situate in the most central pnrfc of tlie town ; 0 f Bitrkervi 11 e,11 n il kn o wn an the :.. ���������;��������� PABLOR SALOON.���������".'. The house. ������nnfc������ins a Bnr-room, Parlor. Ten Be<l- roams, mo?tam\i������������rt!i 1 >ly f"rnish0.J,-and Kitrhon. ' A\?A\ R������r nnd Bar-room. Fixture an-'l Furniture; Parhir VurniturcJ. Beds, Bedtiinjj, and ttud-ruum -Fur- nifhre, &������C ' ' ' w'' The above cotnprlwn; Tdblw, Chair?, Classes,-��������� D*-. ca n t-< :rs*: Cwpfl 1 ���������',;" fi ra t - nla ss. Pal a Beds, Jhi 11 reFsep,,- j rin iVk *wts,' '^h*"-'M������i 1*111f>wK���������'. i5' 11������w P8���������*,|!*!?j ^5c'*' Hf3ry* and !overy convehieiice appertaiiunj( to n Saloon and Lo'ffin^ H'Ui^iJ. ,-,.������-������. 'For fnnhc r pan: ti en Is r������, tippl jr' a t the Skxtin*el Ollice, or hn'thopremises to. ; ���������- S. V. PARKER, Proprietor. i*^* A11 par ii ca "fed eh tod .������������tb n u n 'd f rsfg n etd are- re- quiitikl to c;ill'and Sfttle their'-hills..be!������r!! tho 1st ony. ..of -May next; fin'l = o]|. p:>r.s������nRjhnyin? claims afrailist him"are ���������requested to present tbe samo irame- dinhdv. ���������' '. '' ... AI Id eh t s rom ai m ng. un pnht ��������� a f ter 1 w o* Ma y vvi li be uinccd in the hand$o( an Aitorn������y for colbvUmi . < ��������� ''���������' ���������/ W-- --A ���������'������������������ S-'.P'- PABIvRK Bayk������rviil^'Kfrc^^ IS'l^ /��������� {��������� ... OUR ENVELOPES Properly Stamped, are now reduced to 12 1-2 Cents each, or $10 for 100. * /.. Our Agents at wav places use all diligence in seeing that jettcra ore promptly forwarded to pointis bey on d th n regula r s ta ge ro u t esi:' . _"*_..���������.,, I} n COMMISSION, STOItAGE, ��������� a:>o General Agency. JAMES W1CKHAM, aplotf 'Barkerville. e Notice 4 X,h V RRSONS 1 i Via $ v,- it bin the jm>ci nets of ������'h r rV Town of Uaru'erville are leqaested by ��������� tho Fire Wardfus to.. . turn fim stoYfi. pipes, :' onit also to bl-'Sif away the LINT ������nd of/nor combupi.i- hie- naitter from the roof in the nelghhorhood of i.tiro P'-P--. - ��������� ���������"' .::~ ^n'] y . ���������������* - ������ft'=20 iw&S ������ kwiCflrvHte! April 17, J8H. ALWAYS OX HAN P. LIGH-TN.I-N-G CREE 'IKEUS AND TltA-nKflS will Iind it t'n their ad.* ,t������. vnnLa^iHo purehnscat ih.ih Store;, wljereilicrc Is of the verv h������rt drpcriptjni.cn- luinrt,. nnd the. Ptoct: ftMn'ftt������Btlv ri'pleuishA',! Hy new arrivals. rThepropne-^ ; "^ v wr will sell Goods---. /,/!;. AS CHEAP AS ANY IN CARIBOO. Orders promptly filled and forwarded with dispaioh. j. \V.tlNmTAllD.'.",f A:A������;ZP BARKERVILLEr eOMMISSIOF, STOR! G 3-rbceries, Provisions and v liiqito^sv /"y 'PI - D.fcr 0 t If'o R \ -M'CBE������E.-0 1
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1872-06-01 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
Genre |
Newspapers |
Type |
Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1872_06_01 |
Collection |
BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 92d57340-d0e1-4d4f-be92-1aab83d4cd02 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170818 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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